https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/04a0bf94041fe4021f0e237dfcdf9e78.pdf c7a9799e063dda1312b12d80e8e356f7 PDF Text Text \ • • -v ~ fP '? ,. \.· ' ' • " - • I ·~' ~ ' . The Daily Se-ntinel • c ' -' '1. ~.~t~HiMve · ln . . - ... .,.. •, .,': 'ToNiGHT 't . William Knight GuestOfHonort. At Pa.#"Sund~y IRST -i ,p· · • - I SOCIETY I MiddJeport Soci_ety It's !aBler, and every girl's a fashlonplate __ . In coats and drecses from our collection of wearables for the smare young set. · ' GIRLS NYLON TOPPERS ·' Short and sweet, Gltjo Nylon Toppers, Slz~o 4 to 6x, 7 to 14 $7.95 and $8.95 SubCeeaoB-14 ....... , .......... •10.95 ' ' . - "RIVERDALE" DRAPERY FAIRIG - unpacked and on sale in the Drapery Department on the floor. ADd 11 an introductory special Riverdale'• 50 drapery fabrie. Special for th•~ look ao sweet and dalnt:r, and m 10 practtcal 'cauae they're N.)'led In modern easy-rare fabriC!a, ny. lon1, dree.y cottons. rayon linens. S!Jea 1 to 8, 3 to 6x, 7 to 14. Subteen 8 to 14. $1.98to$5.95 \ 3.BS - 8.95- 8.91i and U0.95 ' LineD Suits Size• 4 to Ox ,Uuen Sullt .. . . . . . ..' . ' us to 7.95 Slua "' to 14 BLOUSES . HATS Rl)'on, Uhen~ Dacron u.oo. U.29 ~nd e<1tton ' $1.00•n~$1.98 MILL IT. PuriCI . , and U.98 Middlep~rt. ' 1.00 lll1d - Nylon Gloves . . . . •I .00 Nylon Con Can Slips ........... . Full length and hallallpa Department ·Store JUST A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE ' - •us • MIDDLIPORT VI•IT ,._ Mr. and Q.t I IDtll •• :uro. c. 1'1. X<Ke111io 36 anu d<~us:hter. Na~aoeLtaa, wer~ visiting Mra. Geor11e McKenzie Suaday ifternoon In Gallipolis. Lanc••atoor. .Ste:e into "p Oaneu Fund ia tbe Life wben Laurel Loorel Cliff A n'!mber of unusual question! undet Ohio law It being studied today by Common Pleas Judge Cedric Clark after the defense rested in the Ohio Veroua Richard Guidos case here VVednesday. Attorneys In the case, Prostoutor James O'Brien ~nd De· fense Attorney_Fred _W. Crow, shortly after noon wound up IJitii ·..• ,., ...... $UB ESPECIAUY .. 'Weatelox Big Bell ' ' · _Bigelow c.w.T• · ALARM CLOCKS' . .... - . ' ("'~ •rut .. :.. BATH TOWELS.,;_ , ' ...:-.:'J'hc ihmd ij;i.:."b,:;--; ll With Wmnen's Grant . eel0 pomeroy Fo·r' Three Months . . ·"' ·· - Mayer E. F. Robinson anff cOuncil retelved anot .... too apmp. raw .!lewage !1r · n~ of tbc Oh10 River to- -lay time the .-lght will tnonthJ inste•d or sill 1nd there arc "teeth" added. At-conUnr: . to a letter from ltdph E. IYWork, M. D., chatrman 'If the ·water PollutiGn Control Soard, rMewal af the permit wil 1 "c~tlngen1 upan eomplianc" the foJiowing condition: "That you m•ke a ftnal d'.)Ch· ten on. tbe method to be used f')r ~ewa11 disposal either joiltt'y with Mldflleport or on an individual muni-cipal baais." Tile pet'nit was made to lal'\l until July 10, )937.. Previow; permits wert for ~li'l , months. POil\f!FIIY j!;nd _M,iddleport Cour· cils me.t ~totetMr ten days a!lo "lo;~< "' ~~al to eomb!n.• last pllnt. 'NO lftl6ft ' Wo,alevt< IO heu~!~r proceed \¥a& " rePorted . h-om the ttstlt'lcd "'""'- I meeting. . .small , lo;oThiJ«,I[•C0ily of Gallipolis began could mak-e a appear \ ln c)f sewage assessment.. tmcicatcd. But 0q'e drink •~'~ w. s after being defeated in a said taken by itsC!If prObably or court ...battles to preve11t forced Into bu.Uding :. would not intoxicate a periOD, ' · was testified. system and plant. In Crow'• suminary it was con· tended that Ohio Jaw requires tbere be a vioJ'aUon · .:of the !ta· tule .before a. true iildletment cll!n ' be broua:b.» li:ore,!' ll ••• lriueJ, Forecast Is Made Of More Rainbll ---~ "'---Seven) ~. tt. Many Veterans ' · PomeroJ:¥ci~lb's Colder Weaiher In Area Fail' :. Leg Js· ~hed To Seek Bonus . '· ·In Cycle ~sLap . !J'J'Ie Mei;r ser. a (Continued .~ . ~aJe ealors. --. Surrey ~. ' $1.00 . ., •us "Lawtet" Ll~t free " CHENILLE,..D$~DS --. . -. , ~ l -:. ~ Vjaeose rayon liol fr&e tufted bediP,I'98da: Pres~nk ·m full a~d twin bed aizea. Colors: phik, blU~.~ maize, Aile ~ · and )flllte. · .• . . Jerry CoJ.r, Pom~y Hlah School 8o~bOftlQ(e i* ' te;porf:ild ,.. ~overing nltely tn st. 'Matrs Hotpltat at NelsonYille where be i; confined with a crushed rl1ht le,. The youth was tnjuted in a motor tyclc accident two wee11:4 ac:o. a'ccordiq.g to reports when a snotorcycle he was ridin1 for ' friend crasbed i11lo I gu.rd rail 011 Route 13 near· Chauncey, Youn1 ,.Colmer Who will bf 17 year& of 1je tills SurtclaY wtn be kept at the , 'Jrospilal 1ot , ae·ver~ w. ....hth. m,ore. wteka until tuu determlna· .. A(\ernoon reacJin1~ ran1cd· h'oin ~on can lie made Of the 8i.tebJ 42: a\ Younp,teWft to 6t at Chelll· of ·IUs Jnjul'I<J. ill, 1'<!0111 number poike. ,.Yplool nllhl rNdinll 11 313. rpio4 !tOm 118 ••· C!Ovetari4 ·'to ..... ' ,.,, colorful ••• woa&rflll• .....lortahli ••• \ ' ' U. S..KIDtm:a !IU " ' ... Soft ui.i A~., , IGWNI,I._.tl ,.:- ••~~~> Aa<l _..._.i 011 kon Springer, manager of the Ohio Powtr Co ., In Pomeray was announced today as the Meigs County Chairman for the Cancer Fund Camp .a\gn which Is to get llbd,rway on April 22 with a goal of $4,000 .~e\. ror this county. ln~ ' meetihg held at the offices of t ' Ohio Power Co., Tuesday it wil ' clded · tJaat active eemmit.. tefJs'•*mld 'tMl: House · to bouse; S""al Gift~li Commerci.ll; JndliB· trill; Special ·Events; pPub~l : GJ,uba and Orf:'atUvUofs! r· . .11 of. these vi!Q.J eomml es .ta ;~ · anrialJoce"ii ' llfei'. Presea\ at Tue~JY night's meetinl Were' Garr.et L Moyer, Ohio DIvision of American Cancer Soeitey; ·N ina 1\ussell, •f"i'ancea Roueh, Marjorie Wright, executive secre· tary in HockJng County; C~~:thenne Shavorinsky, Ada Slack, Lavina Sprtnser, Esthe.r Clark, Ada Holter Mrs. Margaret G~cckner; Mrs. llerbert Shields. )(rs. Roy Dono. (lew, Mn Early Rl:lush, Mrs. Pat· ilek LocbiJ'Y, Mra. Carroll Swanson, Mrs. Edwin J. csates and Ruth Wille. -~'trkl'~= are Ill,. G. LJ,h~ Cancer' , Campatgn ' . rSewera•e' p . ernut partment inspector indicled fur ,<lrlvlng while i~toxi<ilc_d l!,>t "''' 22. Guldos h1mself wu reea11e41 to the stand as the last wUncn to go om agoin te.tim~y lie bad glve.p in a prevlOUs jJipeaJI· ..... The ,... had boon tmucd tw1ce . • A highlight of the Wedne5day was Raymond Boice, fenae. The loCal aurgeon sald ~at the medical profe'Millm tuatu are not considered a eotic. ln his summ1ry bcfc.rc 'tht' court Crow mllde tbi.s a vUa1 p11rt or hls de(ense. Guldos had testi· fied fw had t11ken 1'4:0 on~·arain pills of E!to Barbltol bc\wo<ln 1~ and 11:30 p. m. on tho night ht• wa1 arrested between 1.2: la and 12.20 a. ln. 1.4 miles tklow the I line an:1 lntoxicut· been a,). ed. milled by tha~ G\J,IdOII Pl;'Cs<:rlptiOII ·had a fqr the wadtlat Strike ' .- Co. . ' ·-------- SINGLE COPY-51: n « at ClnelnriaiL .' ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tburoday, Aprllll, li!S7 tbe case of the" Ohio Uquqr DP.· ____ _:_ _ _ _ _ _ _c__ _; Huason and Mra. .and their Jean, was a guest in Nelaonvllle. Thurllllay ....... 21 te M • · Guidos Defense Poses Number Springer Named Of QuestionS Under Ohio Law To Head Co~ty 18 jnch Z4 Inch 30 Inch ........... $UB ' Re Laurel Cliff Health Cfub To Aid Ccil'!cer Fund . Plana were made to aoltelt for the Soft $1.00 yard .• ... I .lt\l::ibe ((iris !aster --·-- dreMes • .--..-~----------------------=-----~~-~~~~~·~~~~~~~--------------~--~--------------------------------= i . PLANT BOXES........ . All Steel I GIRLS DIESSES FAIW DUSTERS M Ohio. ~::: clo..., .... lv"" colder eccat....._l IMWWI ThurNar. CfMrl"'l tM ~ Thunclar "'""'· 'rftlor ......, c:ltoudy, hlvh Thu...-y 41 to S4 norih•ast, 54 to 60 ..uthettt. Lew lnt~ Famous SEE THE NEW • , Reynold'a. Gallipolll were gue•t! of r P · an n. nrD' I Mr. ana· 'Mn. L. E. Reynolds and Menchini wh.o fell Sul\4,~-at her Mrt; ~·i'giret ReYnoldi, Sunday. Mr.' 1.1il.d Mrs/ John 'l'h.omaa are ho,ne ~n Wetllga,U St., . ~everety cutting her band, returned to · 1 ' • her home from Mei~~t!Genu.•l vi.dtine ~~~ daugh~er, · MaXIne, Hospital Tuesday mornini. and l~i,b m ~ansf1eld. . . , Mr. and Mrs. Henn::ll Hoffner Julie. rfobasoo, who had l'pent and daqhter, Betty and Elrl the aprlng vacation here witb ber Hoflner - and aon, Mlko, of Cbi,lli· family, has reburn~ to Miami Un. cothe were Sunday guesta of Mr lvenity wbere she ts a freshman. and Mrs. Lawrerice Hoffner &Jld Mra. Art:bur Skinner was In Galfamily, II polis for a checkup at tbe Hoi· ~er Clinic today. :Mrs. Delbert Shipley and fam Mrs. $1dhey T. Russell left today ily, New Leldngton, Mr. and Mn. for Hilliards where she wilJ a88iat ~ike Corbin and Mr. and. )f.ra .. in the care of ber daughter, Mrf. ' John Mos~man and daughter of Robert Hyath, and new baby, Su· J ~ewark w.,re weekend gue•t.s oi aan Ljnn. Mr. Russell drove her as ' far 111 Lancaster where Mt. Hayth Mr and Mrs. Eslie Moasman. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kesterson met fllem. were businesa vial\ors In COlul11· Mrs.• serahel Buckner and baby bUs rfcently. ' aon have been returned home from Charles Witbee and dau1bter, Meigs Gener.1l Hospital. t<Jiaine have returned borne alter Mrs. RoY ·HolmeS" tmd Mrs. Max 1 :i visit with relative! in Dayton. Roller were called to l'ittsburah Mr•~ Clyde Andrews ia usisting Friday by tho death of a relative in the care of her ~ sister, Bin. and have returned home. 1 !lenry Bentz, Rtc:ine. Kayte, •mall diughter of Mr. Mrs. Rusa Watson, Mrs. Bertha and Mr .. P. K. Ruaell, Is m with Scot'., Mr11. John F. Bllily, Mrs. a vlrua Infection. Olan Genheimer and Mrs. Mark Mr. and Mra. RoteOe FoWler, ' 8vans were buatnen vlsltor5 Jn Mila Sylvla McMaster 1 and Mrs.[ Parkersbura Monday. Mrs. John Blaettnn returMol Charlotte Dixon w e r e dinner bome last Wi:!l'!k from Holzer HoR- 11uestll' Sunday of Mr ...and Mrs. 1 pital 'Nhere she bas been a medl· Homer Hawkins, Pomeroy RD arid cal pallent (or ten days. , visited Ernest Hawkins who Is ill. Mr. ind Mrs Earl Hickman of Mrs. Dixon left thla week for her in Toronto, Canat111. Columbus apent Sunday with !ter home Mrs. Max Roller waa in Hllnling. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Blaet· ton Monday to vi&lt her sister-in- 1 tnar. Jaw, Mrs. Mark Rt.Uer, who •is a Vincent Kntaht bf Linsley Mnt· mrrgieal patient it Cibell C<lunt)' ta~"~"- lnstltnte, \fhcel!ng, w. vat, Hospital. · , .tpcnt the weekend with his fa't'l· er, A. R. Knlihl Mrs. Ruth Manis, Gallipolis, is 1 Mrs. Olan Genheimer and dall• visiting Dr. ~nd Mrs. K. D. AM&IIhter. Judy, spent the weekend bary and cbUdren, Jim and Melin-! in Columbus with Mr. Genheimcr da. Dban Weber, son of Mr. and, Mrs. · who 111 eD'Iployed there. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr spent Vernon Weber, Rutland, has 'been the week lmd in Columbus and vlsitinll hil grandparent.!. Mr. and Delaware with relativell. ~fl. Law,rence MUhoan. Mr. and Mu. Carl Neue of CoM.re:. ·Lewis Koehler and daught-1 B~lty Koehler, RN. Gallipolis, Jumbus spent the wcek ~ end with · Mr .and Mrs. Vernon Nease. been vlsitins Mr. and Mrs. Mr.' and Mrs. Thorn CGttrm of Halnet and children in Loa:an spent the week end with thl~ weok. Mr. and Mrs. J, E. Thoren. U~ Searlea and dau&)lter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grueser were buslnes• visitors in spent the weell: end In Columbus , Monday. Mr. Searlea ball' with Mr. and Mra. Roger Grueser. h11 home with • virus d Thursday and Every Week Day .......... . and Saturdays- 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. STORE HOURS: I r Mr VOL VIII NO. 305 • I ghte .~-----~---- for Roady lo Wear, F'\ll'llllare, Floor Coven"'"- Dr~pery, RCA TV Sets, and Dry Gootb. Save ill your Illes oll,._ i'h~ y ore vlluoble. Brlag ~em Ia . be added. Many euotomero haYe equipped th elr kltehen with dinnerware, :allet':t~1i: eookln1 uten8llo, brooms, mops from the Housewares Dept. by saviDg their • from Elberfeldo. M Jf•••• Are• . , U11it•cl PH• ..,.,.. l'o I'Jae ltaUtt-6 OII'M'••.... . _, at WeatherI . • SHOPPING -, CENTER ' ..... • e / Jn 'AdftrtiiiD(_ In Circulation ' . FAMILY NlCilJl'$ Lori NolloJl • Jolul Smith r WiUia·~ Knight wq &uest o! Luelllt Bearho Hawlrlns, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 8244 honor at a swprite birthday dtn)jo-,:aoo GIRLS \ ner Sunday at bi1 home, Pt. PleaIIJo-Eleanor Sehaaf, Middleport Soclelt Editor, Phone 6079 lint, W. Va. A deC(lrated birthday ~..,. Taylor Rlebard Deoninl cake wu aerved with the dtnner GIRLS IN PIUSON . C..._ - DUTCN TltiAT. Pruent were A. II. Knight and ,AMIL Y GRADUATIONS ~ Uvlt Tlckols - I t s ,fruct.l son, Vincent, Mrs. Jobn F. Bailv, MT. PLEASANT, Mkh. UP _ . Mrs. Bertha ScGtt, Mrs. Rusp 'mUBS.<FRL APIIJL 11-12 ' T;vroue Power Suaan HayWard Watson, Mr. and Mrs. John Scolt, Three members ~f the Oliver Por· and daughter Mary Jane, Rachel ter family-father, mother and son UNTAMID and Dick Genheimer, Bill Sheri· Robert Crai.;; entered Holzer HosCinemutope - Teebnicolor) dan and Charlotte Murray all of - will receive bachelor degrees Mr and Mrs. Ray Woodgeard p1tal Monday for a medical cbeek--llaobere durJna 1957 _ Mr. and Mrs. anq famJiy were Sunday g1Jest11-of 1up. · Zaehery Seott Barton Mact.ne Pom~o)'. Mrs. Stella Arnold and C. D. Porter and their son, Oliver, cur- ~:~e::t~ Mrs Darley Woodgeard Wilbur Kornig, who has started TRIASURI 01' RUIIY HILL · (Out-door wemrn) Arnold, Stewart; Roscoe Wise rently are seniors at the college, on a new job at Cirelevme, reCo-.. - FOXY DI!CKLIN. Mlddleport; the honored gul!.\ but each will uaduate at different Mr. .and Mrs. Robert Perry ' t~rned llome Monday beeauie of nnd l!trs. Kn1ght anQ children. tlmea du:rina tk year. and daughter, MaPCla Ann _of Lo hlgh ·water in tbat urea. :.l..:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;..,i;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l] gan were recent guests of Mr. Mr. ·llltd · Mrs. &rroll Conroy Jr. and 'Mrs Ray Woodiear~ ind ~lffl&bter, K,imberly Aftn, Je~nif~r Lynn Menchij)l dip HuntinJfcm, and Mr. and Mra. Val POMEROY In Llltal Nowa MAKE . ELBERFELDS YOUR ' ' . 'l . enttne .., . ' · Thutada, .temperatures were ex· \o be ta to &4 northwest to fO IOUtheast, droppilll " ar09!'d ~e state a\ ~etea .. . Service 'Station ~~T~Assist Jaycees Mapping Plans For Horse Show On Mav 19 County Veterans' vice Office report& that many vetera•• eligl.ble for the Ohio Korean Bonua have not applied for this " l>oneOl Attention again Is ealled to the requirements: Active military ser· viet under honor4ble conditions iuy place In the world with some 11erviee y.r:itbln tbo following dates· Juae 25, 1950 and July 19, 19:S3. The veteran must bave been a reslclc;ftt of Ohio at the time of ealry into military servite and for one yeilr lmmedlatel)' preceding entrY lhto eerYice. , . The ve\eran'i orlli:lnil report of opantioq., usually a DD 2.14, mu11t ICwmpany tfi• application. Plioto. itltiC ror,tes are not acd»table. lf the or;lg nal MParatiOn paper bas Teen Age Square 1 ~ Pl .been lOst or destroyed, the veteran Dr. burt DeVeau of Ollio Vniwr· will sec:ure a certified trtnscript elty wiiJ be tbe eallflr tcniJht of aerviu from lhe branch of ser· wh~:n a regulat teen-age Jquare dance is held in the Racine Amerl. vice with which he s<~rved. ~·n !,.eglon Hall. · The event I& .sponsored by the Racine Lea:ion Au~Uary witb Mrs. Ednl Knopp in ehirae. Dr. DeVeau, active in tbe Mellt• County Paw 'n Taw Square Dance elub of Pomeroy, hr a member of Uie ltlff In the college of agrtcul· ture at OU. -------+- Jackson Newsinan Fatally Stricbn Py Heart Atia(l JACKSON UP - Art Fortor. 30, news director and 11111 repteaentatlve ~or radio atation Wil.iMlJ here, mffmd a fatal heart attack ln a drlq atore Wedneaday. He was a f~mer. sportwriter for The Co· lumb1ia Citizen. and tor years· a ~na supportek' of J.be Southeast· em Ohio Athletic Lea1ue. MITI'!S TOTAL $215.75 Parldna · m'* eoUectlons ia ~eroy th8 put six day period !OtiUe4 f2111!.7G Patrolman lobo ' :k~· ~d lo\lay. Racine Baptist Church Quarterly Meeting Is Held Nominating Group For Lions Club .. Named Wednesc(ay Gtrald Pre11ton, Max Ward and were named to a nominating committee to pre~e'ftt candidates for offices of the Pomeroy J.,ioru~ Club at a dub directors' meeting this week. iLione President Claremont E. Hoyt told Ltons in tbair regular Wednesday lunche<~n meeting In the spclal rooms or the Federated Church the new officers wou1d be elected In May. A large attendance heard N. W. Compton report that an 11-yearold ilrl supplied glasetes by the Waneb(.enner IN ~lub rccenlly dedared· "I never ()n kn•w poople eoold ,,. Uke tbal" li\U!!In.l lleTviCCI fof Cly~e 'lhe glrl waa re~.Ud to have been \(rtne.Mr will be 11eld at. the unable t~ see h~r clauroom bla~k· fttwli,....Coats Funeral Hom~ board, or even her own famtly • ,1 k lth th 0 from aerqss a street. 0 r ~idq: at three c oe w . , Pre!ident Hoyt reminded mem· Rev. e. E. Hoyt. or the M1dd~e- bers to rt!:Port needy cases 'Where ~rt rirst Baptist, Church otfi· aid could be rendered children clltlniJ'. . with poor eyesight. He also noted .Burial will be m ttte Grnel again the availablli~ of canes and Hill Cemetery at Chc11hlre. plallt!c checker sets for blind pe~ It-· . . pie, whatever their ages. U 11lso was announced that the ROT AllY MIITI~ 1 • The I\Otai'Y Club m~~~th' dlrector.t voted to contribute up ; lhe Middl~port Chamber to $28i tor an "outing" of Girl 1 mtfft at itt annu11J · dl~.~ ,' ri· Scout Troop NO. :t tu Pomeroy. day nlght ierve u a fi!!(Ular A film, ''11le Medical Effects of meetlni for members '< ~ip{ th& Bomb," waa ptesented by Er· to ~ouncetnent made today. '(COlltioued o,n Pap Sevm) . w,.ms Leadingham , Toil, Ri Friday .,.m I The Racine Baptist Church in its regular quarterly business meeting held Wednesday night voted to reduce its loan by $371). Rev. Wesky Jenkins, pastor of the church was granted expense money to thf' National C~mvention of the Amer'can Baptist Conven· lion to be neld in Philadelphia from May 29 to June 4. He wts .also granted a week's Yacatlon in order to be 1raduated from the Umversity of Akron on June 10. Rev. Jenkms will reC(!ive a Master of Arts degree in Ps~cbol· ogy from the Umversity. Changes Made In Power Co. Offices ldain topic or buSMless. prcsen'· ed at the mecHn~ of the Meigs County Junior Cbampcr o£ Com· mercc held Wednesday night wall lbe planmng fnr the Jayceft Horse Show ~tthedul·!d for Ma) 19. One of the features discussed was a ch1ckcn barbecue tD b.! served at the affatr. Other plans for the Jaycees 011 lap Cor this tnonlh are a SpeakUp Jaycee Contest m which mem· bers of the local 1 rgani.zation will gh•c five minute speeches on Ure Jaycee Creed. W1lham Childs h1 lo be chairman of this event. A teen age rodeo will be held , somelimc in May wilh Don lkV:· ing bdng nMmcd as chanman for · lbat evcnL Reports w~ gh·en oo the p.·ogress of tbe broehure of Meigs · County industry and opport.uni·· ties, which is being made under the fhrect1on of the Jaycee aa On": llf the1r main projf\cts of the year. ' Dueu.sslon was , also made on the Cancer DriVe, howeYer .no official action wu Iaten aa to what par\ the organization would take in tire c:1mpaign. r,~·, t·!~·-. IPony J'..ea,_ue Tripling or Its inventnry h•• Lric range~ and hot water in order to meet increased demands (or such applianCes was announced th1s week by Ron Springer. loc:~! m"'nager · of th11 Ohio PoWC!r Co. In order to 'Provide tmple diGplay tor the w14e raqe of choiees m "different m;:~dels the company be •t moved a long counter on its mam floor out and substituted individual desks for persoo.neL ~ p'Jayers · CaJ'-ed .J · For Processmg· �• • . ' -- -·- · .DEVM'IID TO INTEREsTs OF MEIGS-MASON ARI!A RICHARD S. OWEN - ·GENERAL MANAGER REYNOLD &. GREENE - EDITOR I National advertising rt>presentative, Bottinelli-Kimball, IDe., :MS ve., New York Ci%·,h~N. y , u second clan a: m.attar at the post offic~ at Porn · I I SUbseription ratef! : Deliverv by carrier wheN! availabh· 30 cents per . WMk: cne year in adYance at The Daily Sentinel oftice. $1~ . 60 : s11 _laOilths, 17 .80; tbree month.s, $3.90. By motor z•oute where available: 1 !!• month $1. By mail one year $8; six ywnths, $4.23; three months, ..,SO: one month, $1. Published every oCternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sentinel, Inc., at llO Mechanic St'.. Pomeroy, 0. Bus iness of!lte pboo.e 39&, edJtuitl orfice phon"' 397. - ---- The joint com~nittee of Middleport and Pomeroy cou ,_ that is visiting Nelsonville and St. Marys, W. Va., todaY . marks the firsl such cooperative venture in the history of our towns if their mission is atlpped ore with combined a('tion to purchase s lreet cleaning equipment. The proposal under stud_y is for either administration to . purchase, or rt;nt, a mo,c;lern street cleaning device a~ xnake t H available tq !Q)e other for 1 rent. Thus , in effect. intofar as' · outlay is concern_ed, the equipmLnt would be bought of rented 'by both . There Is a decision yet tu be made .on .Jenta( or oott right purchase. Rental tetms arc $315 Pt'r month for three : years, with ara option to buy at the end o( th;ee years for 11 . . Total <'O!i t . under this an·apgement, is approximately $10,500. Howt!v e r, similar eq_u~pmc.nt may bll!! bought for an estin\ated $8,500, subject to bids that · would ha·ve to be advertised. ' Neither town has the ready cash to plunk into this hole, but ,it is believed independent financing may be arranged, Such ' action would mean a considerable saving to both towns. The ·committt•c of David Miller, Er·nest Covert and Dave Jenkins of ~ the Middl eport <:Oundl , and Dale Smith, Rich Jones and Wayne Swisher of the Pomeroy council, is expected to make ·a recommendation upon the type of equipment believed most suitable . They will see two different models of street cleaners . during th eir Thursday trip. If this preliminary spadework ~rid, In a joint project to ob7 28049 tain equipmenl badly needed by both towns to malntal)Yaani· Total Rccl'ipt ~ ' . tary and neat streets, il well ml(lht mark the beginning of EXPENDITURESCouncii- Salarieg, etc . much addilional cooperation, There I& little doubt that thous- GenNa I En·clllivl' Offices 14400 · ands of dollars could be saved taxpayers in years to come if a Mayor, Sai.Jry, Nc. 5000 precedent were established now tor common action in solving Clt'l"k, Sabry , l'tc. 10040 problems confronting hoth towns. It could be the first sign ot Tr('ailurer, Sal:~ry . t'lc. 2500 ' Middl ep.ort . I literary Club IMeeting Held F'lrst Bophst . . C d HJ fUSQ ers Q d spag heth. o·Inner 1 0 A Il Y C R0 SSW Q R0 01 . Mot'f c:rlp· pled 12, !lurmlae ' Gue!lh at the supper were the Rrv_ and Mis. C. E. Hoyt. Mr. and ~Trs. ll<~rold !~inkle, Chipper Rice and Hohtn ~!JII:s. ('J:.~ s~ members were Mr. and MrP~j+.s;C2'ttwan,.;d!fk and Mrs. Manning r'l.tn> ~. lf~· and 'tfr ~. Hoher l Mi!!s. Mr anti Mrs. Earl Smi1h, Mr. anrt ,~_1r.~. Charlc ~ Vroman, Mrs. Ruth Robi n~o n , Mr. anrl Mrs. Larry nice, Mr. and Mrs. relary ol E. Blnkcslc(' w nq 8:00 Cpptai.o Kanjkroo pt·esided and the rcl!lorts. or the secretary and trepsurt'r wero given . E. J. Hill, ('halrrmm of thr Etnnoun~l"l that fl date woUld be .sf't soon fOr nn artcrnoon of riding and games for hor.se and pony r.wners. Tlw w ·' 111:00 11 :05 Scannmg the Weather 11 :10 The tate Show I J E Downl~ was bY Mrs. Sunrise To Sunset Station At the close of thl' meeting r e!leryed by Mr. and Mrs. FN'd lelfht'it, Mr. and Mrr; William CoiUns, Mrs. Will iam A. Morgan and Roger Mor a:an. Th.e Easter themfl was ca:'· ried out in the table decorations. T~odoruS' Counci I Dof A Members At District 13 Rally ~nt.v members of Theodonu: Counctl !;iatighlers or America P.l'f' In Marietta today tG altend the Rally of District Thirteen, 0. of A. Pr~sentation of colors will b a given b~ thi ijTOUp at the evcri· \ng session. Sixteen member~ dreued as the Godd ess of Liberty lor'ch(ls preccdB.I w ch witt be in darknc ~~­ They l tqrm ._ square 1-n· ti'lt cent~ tho han with th• If•• presiding. Plans were made to tour , the OVEC plant next Wednesday 11.' 6 :30 in a · group. The chapter Lloyd, Mrs. John .Kincaid; Mrs. also d~ussed attending · a play EYerett Davis, Mn. James Euler, . produced bY the OhiG Univenilv Mrs. c. P. GaHaa:ber. They M!rved Theater Group. It was announcetl a a"alad course to the members and that the next meeting would L·~ a:uests, Mrs. Profitt ._nd Sylv-ia at ~he home of Ruby &er. Swllllon, and we-:e assisted by The cultural program was &iv . Michl Lloyd. Ahangerp.en~ of en by Mildred Wells and Betty spring flowers were used through· I Hobstetter on the topic "Ti1e out the Lloyd home. I Things About Us." Hostesses Mr1. H. E. Bush is ebairlnan of were Pearl Welker a.ld Jo Ann the May committee tr,d B(rl. E. S. Parso~s . Schaaf will be program chalrman and Mrs. c. R Konk:r:lgbt will lead the devotiGnal service. I 'I Narsa frost Is Honored Twice On I Tenth Birthday Rooms New Furniture Narsa Frost, daughter ot Mrs. Frost, celebrated her tenth birthday twice this Past week. Sunday she was guest uf honor at a family dinner given t;y bet lilother. Guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Pearl G-raves, Mr and Mrs. Harold Thomu and daughter, Theresa Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hinkle a"1d : daughter Debby, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Graves, Mrs. Don Thomas, Mrs. Charl- Sign On Cartoon Club 12:10 Noon News 11 :44 J1 :45 $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE On Tbe Brightest Corner In Mlddleporl es 12:15 12:30 l Neighbors Llbcrace ed balloons. Games \Vere playerl and pri1es won by Celeste Ault and Beverly Rathburn. Other guests were Michael Bratton, Christine Bailey, Christine Ba:tr, Michl Archer, Barbara . and .D!ans Bostic, John Blake, John Hood," Joan Ratb,pu-rn, Ann Criner, Diane Criswell, David Cover~. Barbara Hoftner, J·anice Tanne· hill, Cheryl ''· Fife; S1ndra Bunce. Linda Kauff, Helen Capteina , Randy Humphreys, Dfbb)' Hinkle. Mrs. Harold Hinkle and Geraldine Bostic assisted Mrs. Frost in 1 sarving del.lorated cup eahr~. lee cream , oranlile ade and f.tvors to the juests. ~hGW 1:00 Feminine Touch 1:45 Movieo Matinee 3•00 Aftf!rnocf\ !"Urn J'~stlval 4 :30 Supe.r Serial Tim.."' 5•00 Mickey MoUSL· Club 6:0fl flu£faJo Bill Jr. 6•30 Carto•m Club 6 :45 Five Star Final 7 ·!JS Johr Dalv &: the Uew 7:30 Shenff of· Cochlae 8•011 Circus 9:00 Danny Thoma• 9 :30 Sherlock Holme• 10 00 Telephone-Time. 1 10:30 Frankie Latae 11 :00 News of the Nljht 1 11:15 TII.eatr ... 13 12:90 Hospital, has been -returned to hia home on Qeech Street. Ne~ghbon · I~iberaee I No. 303 cons MUSSELMAN'S APPLE SAUCE SWIFTNING SHORTENING BEECHNUT-ALL VARIETIES BABY FOOD·· • • • • • • •r 6:00 Car'non· Club 8:30 tive Star rtnai 7:1~ John Daly A: lhe Newt 7:30 Rin Tin Tin .8:00 Jim Bow:le 8.30 Public Defender 8:00 J Led 7bree Llvea .. A I PM RJ S BNIQ N IKSR.IJV VOALAFKD ZlACPNUKN ftV-PAQON. ~n YestudaJ-"• Cr,p'"'"'te: .iN THE EARLY DAVB OF HIS ~W~ •. • HE SALUTES ,IVERY ONE WHOM HI: Mll:ln'S -PLATO. , Pl!jmot.._~~ ·~ ....~- l stahl, Wlc~om. and lln. Elme-r • • • No. 303 cans • • • I'Spr Rlty Anthony Sh4nt • • • • Theatre 13 ANNIVERSARY t t· I CffiCAOO-I n erna tona Ha-r- v~ste~ Co. will conduct a 48-city Mr1. Lena Miteb, wbo Ita)'!! wlth television meeting in April of its uncle, 1. 8. Down.lna, is vi:.tlt· truct dealers and aahs personnel lng relatlves in Akron for I ftw to niark its golden anniversary of day1. truck production. An estimated tl,~ 1-H dealers and sale.merl WRONG I!I~U1'10N arc expected to .attend the moot~&N, Conn:.~Y•le student ing linking via closed circuit TV Jon E. Erlctson Will fined $21 for the 48 major title!! wfiere I·H I speedinc after explalninl he went truck sale1 offieeB arc located. driving beoause ha felt to bad about hi.J WOJ'k on •n problem. h~tr I Hado (iuFFsnoN. 'THE New SAl-eSMAN, J 3 - • • • • .... 79c ......... . . ' , - CRISCO 3 lb. can·97c 10 jars $1.00 ARGO PEACHES · ·· · · · · · ·· · · •· ·· · No. 2~ can 29c bans ,Super Trim- Swift Premium ROUND k offbobel Evus Super Trim. FlUFFO 3 lb.·can 92c Evt111s Super Trim - Swill Premlton SIRLOIN StEAKS · ·· · · · · ;·· · · · ·· ·.. lb. 89c PRE-EASTER SALE Swift Pt,.lum Butter BaU · TURKEYS ........................ lb. 49c Gifts For Tlte "ANI'fiVERS.-\RY MONTH OF SALES COFFEE BREAK" PILLSBURY- White, Yellow, De•ils Food EVANS-ALt GRINDS VACUUM Bachner's B. H. SANBORN MEAT MARKET Phone 1121! No. bd Middleport JEWELRY STORE Middleport Mill St. COFFEE • • • EVANS OWN • Lb. can 89¢ To He'll ha•e an appetite u big 11.1 m. score when lae 9et. home. A quick onadt like deviled ham oandwiches made with fresh bowl of clam chowder really 1op1 off a fun.filled ev811il19•. BIG WJ.lEI'I liE oNL.Y ) SALE . SO FAR"• • Spit;· ·.. · · · J6o.z.si.ze 27¢ TlbE:, ~. undry size· $3.8~ DUZ ~ ;. .:. . • - Giant 79¢ - 4 ..... . Pin'lt·G.-.may • 2 bath 27¢ ,. pt!' Glod"l~• ~t. . . .u1k.theft. · • . Giant 19¢ ' -Ut ' ··' 1 .· • • • • 3 boxes·89c lb. bog • RED POTATOES · .. · · · · · · · .. 10 lbs. 49t CORN ON THE COl LARGE SIZE CA~IFORNIA , 99c - .. . - . llb.roU 59c . . 3 lflrs only 25c . FRESH . .• PASW CELERY .... · ·· ·· ·· · bunch lSi SUNKIST LEMONS · · · · · · · only 39c doz. -. '· FRESH AND TENDER HOT HOUSE RHUBARB · · · · · · ···· · ·.. · .. ·· · · .... ·"· lb. 29c Ivory Snow · • Giant 81¢ i.iquid Joy , Reg.si.ze 39¢ Modess • • • ,;, • 12's.43¢ wuh •t•••h , --. Oxydol • • · • .Giant 81¢ DASH - • • • • Reg. 39¢ ~mpM • - ------ .Pks·lOc NRW FWRIDA l\ROU~ li'IIIJS FIQ.ST ( P.S.,AND Serve h witb :.. BUTTER .. N.- c BISCUITS· Large Heads SRAI!iGEO IT UP ittste better.,. MAYFI.OWER-PURE CREAMERY BALLARD- OVEN READY HOLSUM BREAD and a llltaminq • 10 . OLEO· · · 211b.pkgs. 39c M~it CAKE MIX-··· INSTANT COFFEE · · · · .. · · .. · · ·· · ·· · · · .. .. 6 oz. Jar 99c DIXIE MAID COFFEE · · · ·.. ·· · · lb. - 85c · · ·· 3lb. $2.47 M!.CHOICE Anotlzer •trikeI lf1410 CRACKERS lb. box 36c Try It cooked with Weiners , Reg. 99e, lOe off libel ' Swidue All Mr.at- lib, cello Wrapped SAUER KRAUT · · · .. ·· · · · · · · · · · 3hz. jar 27c' GRADUATE! CRA,CKERS lb. ,liox 21c WEINERS ........................ lb. 45c BABY FOOD 3 jats 33c Strlelmtlllu - Zetda Fresb Frozen, Cry·O·Vac Wrapped 10 to 16 pouna average Klngt111 Reliable AU Flavoro CGme In and See Our Seleellou of News of tb11 Nleht lb. call 29c Crown Bnnd and ".itn• the Ntttlnnat ·Ai\tht>m . Aifending are Mrs. Albert W'lotillard, council d-eputy; M!ss ~~~ • • Hlenz Strained turntd on lhl! ~P!lS t~e au<llen ~J> 11 wUPttve the ·pled-ge to the flas D-na ..Jes&e, ttaff eaptain: Mrs. Bl~~~ Campbell. Mrs. · ~rl\h:e "Diii'&t, 1 ?.frs. HenrY Dillie~ . Mrs. Eldtm Will, Mn. Lillie HKUCk Mn. rDonlld H11m•k, Mn. Ar!Hll ·l Rites, MrS. Minni e Ncutzlln,;. Mr1. Fred swabcel, ~n Hem-:..Relbel, Mi-s. Ollm Goortwin. ~ ~ ~~ Joseph Beegl~ Mn. John Smith, Mn. Albert Rou1b, Mrs. Thome ~ Coo~ lb,t. Herbert Miller, Mrs • HEI8Z KETCHUP · · · · · · · ,. 2 - 14 oz: boHies 49c ~lu )he ellntc( .- of tbe !I(JU . . i'J'd- •-.hiJ.c lhe· 1.0('cJros .af1'! AXYDLBAAXA '-ri 11 LoN aLL o ·w ()ne letter •ll'l'tply at1nds fbr At~Gther. In QUI aample A It ve4 for the thl'" L'1. X for thl! two o·-. etc:, llftl'la lttt.rt. a~ .. troph•.. the lenrth and formation or \h.c ~Nil are •II hiDta) lith day \he code tettert ate different. ., • • " ben DAILY CIIYPTOQUME - Htrt'l .!low to wellt: II: • GOLD MEDAL FLOUR IP lbs. 89c CRISCO · · · · 3'1b. 95c 4:30 · .Super SQ.rlal Time 5:QO Mkkl!!lv Mouae Club GOLDIN Bl/1TER KERNAL, WHOLE KERNAL 01\ CREAM STYLE GOLDEN Morning and Afternoon Movie Matinee 3:00 A(terooon P'i1m !'eatlvtl 1:415 I bag FREl DELIVERY EVERY DAY :~~~~~~~~~·~2::1~3~s~~~ou~---------R~bert Craig, who was a medical patient at Ho!zer lb. CHANNIL IS 1:00 Femlnfne Toucb. 9:31) .tO :OO 11:00 J11:15 'I RUMP ROAST · ·· · · · · · · ·· · · ··: -· · · · ·· · lb. 69c II :45 Cartoon Club 12:10 Noon News 12:15 ·- - W~albl!rn. rwednesday Narsa had a birthday party in a play room at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Graves. Oecora. lions iocluded yellow and greeTJ paper strumers and multi-color- 1,"1:00 .lVewS: 11:00 Scanning tile W~ather WIITN·TV 11 :44 Sign On • I Dwight WHTN-TV Chann··e·113 :~wardcrl to Mr·s. Duna Epple. fre shmcnts were Rue with Helen Atkins, president FOR 8:00 f'<>nt -.t~n Kangaroo ANNIVERSARY MONTH OF SALES ,_" Mn. Tbomaa Riley, Mri. Richard Chambeu anrl Mra.. Everett Davis ~re named on the nominaUne committee. Mra~ E. M. Blake is in charge of decqratina: the chW'Ch 11nctuary for Ea1ter and any one interested in ordertna: an Eas.. ter lily to be placed on the cbureh alt1r In memory of aome one who hu died, li asked to can Mrs. Harry Cheaher or Mrs. Blake. Hoste.uea for the party were Mra. The Examplar Chapter of Bets Sigma Phi sorority met Tuead IY night at the home of !\irs. Thomas ~--:-,.-,.-- H Your forming or a health co undl. The Nilliam B. CHANNEL I 11:10 The Y..ate 990 On your Dial I cooperate i n the door prize contributed WCHS·TV ,IBet Sigma Phi Exemplar Chapter In Tuesday Meet w<~s g 11 e~t at the Roek Sprinl£~ Gr11nge l-1.1 1 1 William B. Downie , pr1•sld rn l. club vated to CHANNEL 1 WCHS..TV County when the Meig, Cou nty Ridin ~ Club nwt Tuesday cveniw~ committee Newr~. \ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport,.O., AprllU, 111!17-J Mra. Ray Proffitt, Maeon, wu lift by Mill Frieda P''!bnle, the Juell apeater when tbe A-pril wu -pro.,.am chairman , for lbHUna: of Clul 12 Circle of the meetiDJ and bad introduc:ed fl. $. C. S. of Heath .U.Mhodlat 1pe1ter. Church wat held at -the home of Hra. Earl Knl1ht, prt•1clent, wu Mrs. Bruce Lloyd Wedneaday eve- in cbarae of the meet1n1 and MR. !!llina:. Mrs. ProflU, who iJ well L. W. HeComaa waa In ehara:e of J~nown in tbla area Cor her prG- the devoUonal service. \ She in· &rama, gave an Easter 1tory ''The eluded a Lenten meditation. ScripWhite Lily" irnd was presented a ture readlna: and prayer In tbe avvice. . Ourlnt tbe buaineu. meetine Nilth~ spr11ker ont1 spoke ml th e rorm in1 Of a He;~lth Counc!! in M ~lg~ acllvltles w~~r1X~dli ~;:;~:;~, Death Va lley Days xavier cugat Show NBC Blonriiil 8:30 Shower of Stan 8:45 CBS Morning Neovs local . ehurr~ activities. 9 :-00 Mornln·ll Sbow 9:00 Morliib& Show Mrs. AlonzG Custer, secreta:y 110:00 Gal'rl' Moore 1.0:00 Garry Moore of studen t work; Mrs. w. n. Car- 10:30 Arthu .. ';odfrey U.30 St,·ike It Rll'h prnter, ~ecrel:~ry of youth wc;rk; ' 11:30 Strike It Rlcb IJ:OO Valian! Lady 1 Mrs. V. D. F.dward5, 3•!cret.uy of 12 :00 Valiant Lac11 12:15 Lovt> of Life ~hildrPn 's work; Mrs. C. E. W. 12 :15 Love of Life 12:30 SearC'JI for TomGrrow Downie, secre tary Of spiritual 12·30 Search Fill Tomorro" 12:45 Gu.idmg Light life; Mrs._ Eve l·ett Thomas, .<~&cr-.'· 1?. ;4.5 Guid.int~t Ua:ht 1-:00 Katil''S JCitcheD tary or llt erature an~. publlea- 1:t}{l Kat.<!-'s 1titcheu I' 1:30 Aa tbe World 1\.~ hons; Mrs. Gerald \\tldermuth, 1 1:30 As the World Turo8 2 :JO Our Miss Brooks ~cct·etary oC su pply work anrl 2:00 Our Mlll Sruob 2 :30 Houseparty Mrs. f'. F'. Tompkins, secretary or 2:30 Housepr.rty 3:00 The Big Payoff st~tus or w.ome n. . 3:00 'I'he B.g Payoff 3:30 Bob Crosb:y Show fh c nomm~tmu Nmm~ltec for 3:30 Bob c...;rosbv Sbow 4:00 Brighter Day next yei!r wa.~ named Wlth_ Mr~ 4:00 Briehter Day 4:15 Secret Storm G~or gt' 11. Parker as chamnan, 4 : 1~ Sect ~t Storm 4:30 EdgP of P,a-hl Mrs. \\'. n. Carpenter and Miss 4 :90 Edll.:l ot 3:00 1'he Early Show Luc~re t ia Gl'n h_rimer. It was vll!erl 6:30 Your Esso Reporter tn s£>nd two g1r~ to the school at 5 :00 1·ne ~arw Show 6 :~5 Sports Parade Sab1na IIH• week of Jutte 23. 6 :30 Your Eutt Rcp--lrter 6: ~ Weatherman· Plans wcrl.l made to ~e~d a 6:45 Sport-" Parade '7 :00 What About 1'hat ddega~e to the annual OhiO Con- 6 :55 We~therman 7:15 Dougla1 Edwards fere 11 ce wscs to be held in 7:30 Profile 7:30 Bee~t the Clock llami!ton , April 2+25. 1t also 7 :15 Douglas Elwards 8 :00 West Point story voted tu pay for one of Lhp new 7:30 Sgt Preeton of the Yulloz 8:30 ~Jayhouse of StarJ robes bei ng purchasPd ftrr thf' 8 :00 Bob Cumming:;~ S h o w .., .r. ~da:ms_ · !& Eve choit·. 8.;45 CBS•Mo(Q.illg &hnw . . h..fill:aL....._ I 9 :30 PlayhoJJM',•91l 1.ru 11' · , rfte'W#£""~~ 1 Up to the Minute Ntwl 10:30 Person to Per!OD "'"•lm """'· hall 1. Tardy ' 1 11-nd carryini.t t . Inland tea 4Alta) AB section. by the~aa benrers will enter the DOWN l .. , ~eet· C. 7:00 7 :30 i :4fi 8:00 , Tlt e Chri stian Cru.c. arlcrs · Class ha d a Slipper ut the First lbptit~t Churdl Ihis wcl!k with M 8 Harold E. ll ubhard, teac her oft~~ Cl<~s.~ as ~owncral choinuan. 1'hc bl!'~.'l in g which prcredt>d the meal w~s giVl' n b}· Hobert Mill.<~. F.ugenf! Cnkman president wa s Jn rharge of u shori busi ness in~ wht•n arr.:~nge menh were made to sell colort> d baby chkkens on thl' Ft"ifl!ly anrl saturday terore East1·r in the Middleport bu.'iinc ss C. E. Blakeslee Is Guest Speaker At Riding Club :.:; I ~pagtwtti I 6 :00 Wild Bill Hickok 6:30 News Pictur~ WCHC' TV Ch ann •8 . ;:t""' ml.,lonm• •du••"''' and service. Mn. Eugene Brown, secretary or christian social rela'l lions·, Mrs. Glen Dll1, chairman of I L.!....'~ 5:00 Comedy Time 5 :30 Mv Little Margie t •h Today 9 :00 RompN Room 10·00 Homt . ll :OO The Pt'ice i.a Ri_pt 11:30 Truth or Consequencet 12 JO Tic 'l'ac Dough 12:30 11 Ceuld Be You 1:00 Cu:;e~ot ?.:00 Camu!: Goes To School 2:30 TennesseP. Erme Ford 3:00· Matinee T)>.::at!"l" 4:l}l Queei"l For A Day 4 :45 Modern Romancet , II LIABILITIEs~- CALPU 7:00 o 8:o·ni1z wa$ rP· 1 7:BO Dinah Sbore Show ,. Ice1{•tI n~ pn·sH Il'~t ror I hf! f,'()!n· 7:45 NBC News . In~ y1'0 r at t he meet.in l! of 1:1e R:OO You B!it YGur Llle ~: 30 Life vf Rw:~ J W,jL'S o! Pte United M•·th(J:::Ii:\ 8 :30 ~gnet 9:00 The Joseph Colton Show 9:00 Peoule'• Choi~e IJ::-10 The Big Story CllUr<'h hdu 'l'uesc1oy i)Venmg 9 :30 ·· ThP Ford Sbow 10:00 OavaJcade .Jf Sporta fol1owlng the Lenten .&ervice. l<l:OO Lux Video Theatre 10:45 hmous Ftgbts Other officen elfcted • Wer~ U :OO News HeadU~• 11:00 News Headlines \1n. Owight P~rker, vice 1)resi-. ll :15. Weathercast 11:15 Weat:,ercallt d~nt; Mrs. Vt.tnon Howoll, rc· 11:20 Press Box 11:20 Press Box cOrding 1:!i!trt~tary; Miss I ..ydla 11:30 Tonigh~ 11 :30 tonight Ebersbarh, tre:.nurcr; Mu. Geo. 12:30 Si,iil Oft 12:31) Sip o~ H. Parhl.', S~CCrel!lry or promo----=..:.::=--~------.::.=......:~:_::.:.__ tlons; Mr!l .•"k!d Wcbs.ter Sr., sece~ ! I h!ghw~oys /'SiiifSH ER'!'"'(QH5~1 . c....n.Ullli:"UI . - . , ..... ., . ... -' 1\l r~. ~....-. I n·.~pomcs VON 1:00 · Officers for Year ° 1~ne. t' 6 55 I WSAZ·TV CHANNIL S 6 :55 Sign On ~·~ Nt:'~.Pi;;:•• WSCS Elects New I lbe lmp011.1nee of medicine In reolorlng good health. And for bell. ·re~~lle tluiy know that preierlbed , meilltlaes must be orcurately eom· unde- ol fre~h, pure and potent pHiellta. You ran be sure or those quallll" al Swlsher-l,nhoe. Let Ill eompound your nest pre. oerlpllou. Friday I Solicitor-Sa lui)' . ett . 77.50 1 The !Wlddlep!:'rt Literary Club a new era. '1 Total Gen. Ex . Offlecs 252_90 met Wednesday nt the home of Community leaders of both towns are rooted le83 in the a-n- Gen . Bx. Offices-New Equip. Mrs. Rodut"y Downing with Mu . cient tradition of ··•each town for itself and to heck with the !08.1.5 Fonest Bachtel, pro~iden\-tlec' . . othet·"- in short - the younger bullnel!ls men and ·women, aee Ele<>tion Exp. 49.00 prc&idlng in the absence o1 itu. littlll Wt'ong with a cooperative attitude being faltered. One Police Prol~o"ction S.:~l. 538.00 i Donald Mill.,;, prttilident. · The ' uamplf' is Fred W. Crow who ~ees economic and social ad· Oth,!r pnlicc protection 1211.50 ' meeting, opened with t he Club 11 k' h 1 l It &l&o Total Poli,~e Protection 667.M l'n tlect rl' ad in unison and ron vantages m cventua Y nm mg t e towns n f Fire Prple('tion- Othcr J27 .8.1 call wl!r e "G ershwi•t seems pro_h~hle t~at when t~e State government mally orces Total fin' pr·otcf·tiun 127 _83 1 songs."' • • , · both a<lmuuslr<.ll.lons to build a sanitary sewage system and Health~Exp. 223.1 2 1 disposal plant. the rt~sulting a-ction will be taken toji!ether. To . . . 1 _M rs. M. .ll. Ch?_mhl'rs re~.tcw~·u do it separately would be surh an obvious waste polltica] Jut-~ _Samtalton :;-Street rl?an . 294.50 Vlllct•nl ~hec~~" book OsL·ar ld ld f 0 II th h t t d d bl dlspo••l Hrghways~S tr~ct repair 2,634 .86 Hnmmers:lem I ond Mrs. Not~lt C e \~ou ow osc W 0 perpe ra e a ou e Street. lighting M3.0H llasklns reviewed "A Journey. til plant mstaHation. Total 3,177.94 Grcatneo.s" written by Da v1d Misc.-Legal Adv. 47.03 Ewen. ANNUAL REPORT 6f the Cli!RK SC:HI!DULE B-1 Misc. 122.01 . , The ·next meetinl! will be 0 .1 of the VILLAc;' "f RUTLAND, , Summary of hul.,...· ~~·"·WOrkmt>n' ~ Comp . 52.14 1 April 241 h unci the iJiacc will !w - MtiGS COUNTY, OHIO. Property t ux. (trn. lo'uml 1.213.03 Sla te' Examjn otio n 175.89 ;mnounu·rl later. P:or the Fiscal Yur Ending De- 1 T6t11l JJ ru ,n•rt .v tax t,:;j13.03 Total MiHt'. ;t97.67 C"igDTI'11f' Tax 117.93 To!;~] Ex(}enditurcs · cember 31, 1956. 1 5,442.67 - - - ---- " ~Populltlon 1950 C:entut SS4 Slnt•· Motnl' VPldl•h> T11x 2.345.14 Bal . Operllling and Co nst. runds SCHEDULE C·IV Rutland, Ohio, April 9, 1957. Gt• -~ rlline Tux 2,508.00 63 ·404 ·5 l I he,..by urtlfy Hte following r•· Sulr~ T ux (!o('hl. (:uv'll 1,000.00 W.der Conltruction Funds Grand Tolu l A s~cts 63 ,404.51 port to b• eorred, l .qrn l lirrn ~es and p•~rmlt~ 34.00 IPTS-Bds. Water Sys. ~arry A. Evant T olltl llf'rusr·~ & p('fml t~ ~4 .00 RECE Mlgc llcv. Woter Work~ 80,000.00 ltote l!xamlner l~lne ~ anrJ rn,ls :i2.30 (19.849.43 TotRI' Bonded Debt 80.000.00 Vernon L. Web.r CN• \'illa11,e tn cl ulh(•r runds 10.09 Totlil Asst•ssmcnts 99,849.43 Outstnnding Special As!i"e.ssmcnt 99 ,840.43 1 Bond s and Notes Vlllau Clerk 'l'otol Misc. rrr.~. rt{'. 10.09 Tot:.JI lll'cc i pt~ SCHEDULE A·1 Tutal Rf'venuP 7 ,28049 ExrENDITUHEsw,,,.r 35,ooo.oo 1 36,444.92 Total Spceiltl AssessMent Debt . Summery of fund b•l•nn• rec•lpts · Watl'r Coml. vuud ~ 09,349.43 Wat.er System Const. . •nd •xpet~ditur-.1. Totnl hc.nd i:;sue!l fHt,840.43 Total Expen>l i tm·es 3U,444.92 ao,ooo.oo (ien€'rnl Fund <:rnnd Tnlal R<'pls. 107-,129 .02 BONDED D!BT, D.c. 31, 1956 J Grand Tqtal Debt 115,000.00 Bal. Jnn I I.M4 21 OPERATION & MAINT. ASSFTS14) 11 ll_ '" --------.,.Rl•C~!i ptfl l.ll~:J.:Il r.ennral Guv't L~·~e. 144.00 • Expendilllrt' s 2.:\1980 Gf•n . Ex . 2!'1!! .~ , Bal ., Of'c. :n 1.197.72 F:h•1·tions 49.06 ACR088 '3. Band lrutru· l8 . 0Ver· Strt>et M & R Totnl Gen. r.ov't 44.5 .96 t . Cuplike ment1 'head Dalam'('. .Jnn. I 6. 14278 \'rf'l\f'f'lion lo Perso n anti Propf'rly apoon 4.Cut oft' 27. The ncceiplll 4 . A~:I 14 I1 ollct> 667 .50 e. Btl11a.rd shot ~- Femfl.lt ocean : Expl"ndi1ur••s 2,n79.79 Fire 127 .83 ll . D!rtctlvn&.l :!!h'eep 28. Isthmua Dahnce. O€'c :n 8,416.13 Total 795.33 ftgure fl . Inaertlor, IA.alal ; SITeet LI~C~ts ~ Health- total 223.12 l2. Hawaiian mark 30. Argent 1 BaiBnf'•] Jan . 1 - t,mm.ao Sunita1ion C.l'n. Vii . funds 294 .50 greetinr T. Malt drink 1abbr.1 Re<!elpLq 474.04 Tohl 294.M) 13. Mote 1kln e. Part 31 . Prt!!.lExpen rli tures M3.()8 llilfhway&-Gt' n. VII . fund s 3 .177 .94 color 9. Buckeye dent's , Balanc(' , Dec. 31 - 1.119.34 TGtal 3 ,177 .1}4 14. Klnclled State nick· . Total GenHral VHlnge Fund8 Mlsc.- Ocn, VII. Funds 397 .67 again 10. Cuahton• nama v......, •• AM••t Balance Jan 1 6,646:60 Total mhc. 397.67 Ul . Sha.de tree 16. Weight 33. Not t4. Dlaplay, Ul. CompUI 1Ind.) young u Rec£11ptll 7,200.49 Total Fxp. & Outlay 5,283.48 point (abbr.) 19. Man'a nlck· 36. Kind ot. duck a am!le ExPPndlturcs IU42.67 Outlay 36.553.07 17 Ooddtaa 01 namt 37 . Pier fofl. rroaen , Balan~(l nee ::11 6,484 .51 Grancl total l'Xp. 41,887.~ 20. Obaerve 38. E11-11haped Water d(lwn • Water Work R Ji'unfl Nf.W CONSTRUCTION, ETC.18. Conr~cUon1 n Military cap 39. Father n . Norwegian Reteipl .~ nn.A49.4:J <:eut•ral Oov't Gf!n. Ex. 108.15 '22 Month 22 Mother 40. ~ anow ahoe : ExprndilurM 36,444.92 Toial Gen. Gov't 108.11!1 'ai.Jbr.l 23. Opentnr" 43. S·ahaped 48. HtavJ.. Baltlncf' ncr. 31 63,404.51 PuDIIr servlce · Entcrprlsel:u. County tanat.l moldlnr wel(hl' : Bond Rotlre>mt-nl l''und Wnte~ wlltks const. 36,444.92 IScoU Balance, Jan . 1 - 10,441.00 Total 'Jiub. lt£'1'\'. · 36.444.82 ttl. Com cover· r Balance. Dr£1. 31 10,4-tl.OU Total f"·"-R· a Outlay 36,553.07 lng .cart ; Or11nd toiRI u( All Fufu.hl SCHIOULI! C·l 2t. Silk BaJance, Jon . 1 6,542.28 Property laxn- Gen. 7'71UL1 1ece\.1 Receipt! 107,129.02 ClaAAitlcd prop. tax. 437.20 IJ. P'r1nee 32. A tertii!Pr bpendlture! 41,087.&9 Tota~ ·ATOJH'~>'ty tlx ·~ • : 1,213.09 33. T"" Balance Dec. 31 71,784.61 Cl&arette Tn ; ~ 111.93 34. RIVIt U.&q : OutttandiDJ Warrant• 41.M State Motor Veh. Lie. 2.3415.14 3&. Color , Total CHh ~lance, Dec. 31 State Gasoline Tax 2,D08.00 3J. Goddf.tl ot · '71 ,831 .88 Saht1 tax (local. a:ov't) 1,000.00 llltvl!llll . DMORA:NDUM:l.lcenaea • Permlt1-Mayor 34 .00 (tt.J ' Tn Valuation, 1956 4t2,S40.00 FlnM and Co~tl IS2.30 fol. P'lah y,. A•te 2.00 mill• 1 Mlac. Fees, etc.,- Clerk, etc. 10.09 42. In what Tet.l nlarMa and wages 3,221.94 Tohl Misc. 10.09 rnanner ttl. Well &rounded 41 . Platrorm 49. Sw!ttly 10. Rhn"a Jan .. OrfORfKNOW Thursday I I •Cooperative Step Marked In History ;Of Pomeroy, Middleport As Joint Council Committe-e Stud;.es Proposal '-.• TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chan,e13 NEW ARRIVAL -Mr .and Mrs. Robt!rt Franklin Ginther (H azl' l Hawkins). Colum· bus. 11re announcin.il the birtb ot a nine poun<t fi ve oun<'e sGn, Gary _ at Hol7er Hu~p tla l on Tuesda~·. I A,Pri! 9. Tlwy al~o have a daught er WSA:Z:·TY CHANNEL 3 ' Vlcki. Grandroan•11ts arc Mr. and 6 : !\~ blgn o.. ~I rs . John H.Jwkms Jt·. ti-Jiddlt'porl 7 :00 Today and Pd.n . Rex lll:'ith'Y. Washington, 1 9:00 Kamper Room D. C. Great grandparl'n!Ji are 10:00 Hom !.! Frank Ginther and John Hawkins 11:00 The P-rit'f' Is RiJht Sr., Middleport; Mrs . War ren 11 :30 Truth or Consequencf'J Thorn.a~. Bladen: ~Irs. Woltz, Well - ~ 1:?:00 • Tic Tac DOUi!h. ston. . 12 :30 It Could Be Yo11 1 :00 Current ANNOUNCEENGAGEMENT 2:00 Parso.~n's Stt.dy Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Mitch, Mill 2:30 Tenneuee Ern e Ford ~"i treet , Middleport, are announe3:00 Matinee Theatre ing t:he engagemept or their daug h. 4:00 Queea For A DQ ler, Juli e Ann , 10 William Robert 4:45 · Mode~n Romabcet Houck. Jr , sl!n of Mr . and Mrs. W. ~ : 00 CGmedy Time H. Houck. Gallipolis. '!'he wedding 5:30 My Little Mar~:ie r wil l he an even\ of June 1st. 6:00 Flatt end Scruggs Sbo111' orw. Ohio. l 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., April II , 1957 Daily Stntinel Day Book The Daily Sentinel Mrs. Ray Proffit Guest Speaker At Heath Meth.odist WSCS Me1etin, ~ ~vory Soap • • 4 pers. Ivory Fl,dkes · · Giant 11¢' """"''". • . 200 ••'""b0FaCI\JI T1ssue • 2 for 23¢ Soilax - - · 16 oz. size 2·7• ¢ , lvo.ry Soqp ~ · • • lrg. 1 �• • . ' -- -·- · .DEVM'IID TO INTEREsTs OF MEIGS-MASON ARI!A RICHARD S. OWEN - ·GENERAL MANAGER REYNOLD &. GREENE - EDITOR I National advertising rt>presentative, Bottinelli-Kimball, IDe., :MS ve., New York Ci%·,h~N. y , u second clan a: m.attar at the post offic~ at Porn · I I SUbseription ratef! : Deliverv by carrier wheN! availabh· 30 cents per . WMk: cne year in adYance at The Daily Sentinel oftice. $1~ . 60 : s11 _laOilths, 17 .80; tbree month.s, $3.90. By motor z•oute where available: 1 !!• month $1. By mail one year $8; six ywnths, $4.23; three months, ..,SO: one month, $1. Published every oCternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sentinel, Inc., at llO Mechanic St'.. Pomeroy, 0. Bus iness of!lte pboo.e 39&, edJtuitl orfice phon"' 397. - ---- The joint com~nittee of Middleport and Pomeroy cou ,_ that is visiting Nelsonville and St. Marys, W. Va., todaY . marks the firsl such cooperative venture in the history of our towns if their mission is atlpped ore with combined a('tion to purchase s lreet cleaning equipment. The proposal under stud_y is for either administration to . purchase, or rt;nt, a mo,c;lern street cleaning device a~ xnake t H available tq !Q)e other for 1 rent. Thus , in effect. intofar as' · outlay is concern_ed, the equipmLnt would be bought of rented 'by both . There Is a decision yet tu be made .on .Jenta( or oott right purchase. Rental tetms arc $315 Pt'r month for three : years, with ara option to buy at the end o( th;ee years for 11 . . Total <'O!i t . under this an·apgement, is approximately $10,500. Howt!v e r, similar eq_u~pmc.nt may bll!! bought for an estin\ated $8,500, subject to bids that · would ha·ve to be advertised. ' Neither town has the ready cash to plunk into this hole, but ,it is believed independent financing may be arranged, Such ' action would mean a considerable saving to both towns. The ·committt•c of David Miller, Er·nest Covert and Dave Jenkins of ~ the Middl eport <:Oundl , and Dale Smith, Rich Jones and Wayne Swisher of the Pomeroy council, is expected to make ·a recommendation upon the type of equipment believed most suitable . They will see two different models of street cleaners . during th eir Thursday trip. If this preliminary spadework ~rid, In a joint project to ob7 28049 tain equipmenl badly needed by both towns to malntal)Yaani· Total Rccl'ipt ~ ' . tary and neat streets, il well ml(lht mark the beginning of EXPENDITURESCouncii- Salarieg, etc . much addilional cooperation, There I& little doubt that thous- GenNa I En·clllivl' Offices 14400 · ands of dollars could be saved taxpayers in years to come if a Mayor, Sai.Jry, Nc. 5000 precedent were established now tor common action in solving Clt'l"k, Sabry , l'tc. 10040 problems confronting hoth towns. It could be the first sign ot Tr('ailurer, Sal:~ry . t'lc. 2500 ' Middl ep.ort . I literary Club IMeeting Held F'lrst Bophst . . C d HJ fUSQ ers Q d spag heth. o·Inner 1 0 A Il Y C R0 SSW Q R0 01 . Mot'f c:rlp· pled 12, !lurmlae ' Gue!lh at the supper were the Rrv_ and Mis. C. E. Hoyt. Mr. and ~Trs. ll<~rold !~inkle, Chipper Rice and Hohtn ~!JII:s. ('J:.~ s~ members were Mr. and MrP~j+.s;C2'ttwan,.;d!fk and Mrs. Manning r'l.tn> ~. lf~· and 'tfr ~. Hoher l Mi!!s. Mr anti Mrs. Earl Smi1h, Mr. anrt ,~_1r.~. Charlc ~ Vroman, Mrs. Ruth Robi n~o n , Mr. anrl Mrs. Larry nice, Mr. and Mrs. relary ol E. Blnkcslc(' w nq 8:00 Cpptai.o Kanjkroo pt·esided and the rcl!lorts. or the secretary and trepsurt'r wero given . E. J. Hill, ('halrrmm of thr Etnnoun~l"l that fl date woUld be .sf't soon fOr nn artcrnoon of riding and games for hor.se and pony r.wners. Tlw w ·' 111:00 11 :05 Scannmg the Weather 11 :10 The tate Show I J E Downl~ was bY Mrs. Sunrise To Sunset Station At the close of thl' meeting r e!leryed by Mr. and Mrs. FN'd lelfht'it, Mr. and Mrr; William CoiUns, Mrs. Will iam A. Morgan and Roger Mor a:an. Th.e Easter themfl was ca:'· ried out in the table decorations. T~odoruS' Counci I Dof A Members At District 13 Rally ~nt.v members of Theodonu: Counctl !;iatighlers or America P.l'f' In Marietta today tG altend the Rally of District Thirteen, 0. of A. Pr~sentation of colors will b a given b~ thi ijTOUp at the evcri· \ng session. Sixteen member~ dreued as the Godd ess of Liberty lor'ch(ls preccdB.I w ch witt be in darknc ~~­ They l tqrm ._ square 1-n· ti'lt cent~ tho han with th• If•• presiding. Plans were made to tour , the OVEC plant next Wednesday 11.' 6 :30 in a · group. The chapter Lloyd, Mrs. John .Kincaid; Mrs. also d~ussed attending · a play EYerett Davis, Mn. James Euler, . produced bY the OhiG Univenilv Mrs. c. P. GaHaa:ber. They M!rved Theater Group. It was announcetl a a"alad course to the members and that the next meeting would L·~ a:uests, Mrs. Profitt ._nd Sylv-ia at ~he home of Ruby &er. Swllllon, and we-:e assisted by The cultural program was &iv . Michl Lloyd. Ahangerp.en~ of en by Mildred Wells and Betty spring flowers were used through· I Hobstetter on the topic "Ti1e out the Lloyd home. I Things About Us." Hostesses Mr1. H. E. Bush is ebairlnan of were Pearl Welker a.ld Jo Ann the May committee tr,d B(rl. E. S. Parso~s . Schaaf will be program chalrman and Mrs. c. R Konk:r:lgbt will lead the devotiGnal service. I 'I Narsa frost Is Honored Twice On I Tenth Birthday Rooms New Furniture Narsa Frost, daughter ot Mrs. Frost, celebrated her tenth birthday twice this Past week. Sunday she was guest uf honor at a family dinner given t;y bet lilother. Guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Pearl G-raves, Mr and Mrs. Harold Thomu and daughter, Theresa Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hinkle a"1d : daughter Debby, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Graves, Mrs. Don Thomas, Mrs. Charl- Sign On Cartoon Club 12:10 Noon News 11 :44 J1 :45 $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE On Tbe Brightest Corner In Mlddleporl es 12:15 12:30 l Neighbors Llbcrace ed balloons. Games \Vere playerl and pri1es won by Celeste Ault and Beverly Rathburn. Other guests were Michael Bratton, Christine Bailey, Christine Ba:tr, Michl Archer, Barbara . and .D!ans Bostic, John Blake, John Hood," Joan Ratb,pu-rn, Ann Criner, Diane Criswell, David Cover~. Barbara Hoftner, J·anice Tanne· hill, Cheryl ''· Fife; S1ndra Bunce. Linda Kauff, Helen Capteina , Randy Humphreys, Dfbb)' Hinkle. Mrs. Harold Hinkle and Geraldine Bostic assisted Mrs. Frost in 1 sarving del.lorated cup eahr~. lee cream , oranlile ade and f.tvors to the juests. ~hGW 1:00 Feminine Touch 1:45 Movieo Matinee 3•00 Aftf!rnocf\ !"Urn J'~stlval 4 :30 Supe.r Serial Tim.."' 5•00 Mickey MoUSL· Club 6:0fl flu£faJo Bill Jr. 6•30 Carto•m Club 6 :45 Five Star Final 7 ·!JS Johr Dalv &: the Uew 7:30 Shenff of· Cochlae 8•011 Circus 9:00 Danny Thoma• 9 :30 Sherlock Holme• 10 00 Telephone-Time. 1 10:30 Frankie Latae 11 :00 News of the Nljht 1 11:15 TII.eatr ... 13 12:90 Hospital, has been -returned to hia home on Qeech Street. Ne~ghbon · I~iberaee I No. 303 cons MUSSELMAN'S APPLE SAUCE SWIFTNING SHORTENING BEECHNUT-ALL VARIETIES BABY FOOD·· • • • • • • •r 6:00 Car'non· Club 8:30 tive Star rtnai 7:1~ John Daly A: lhe Newt 7:30 Rin Tin Tin .8:00 Jim Bow:le 8.30 Public Defender 8:00 J Led 7bree Llvea .. A I PM RJ S BNIQ N IKSR.IJV VOALAFKD ZlACPNUKN ftV-PAQON. ~n YestudaJ-"• Cr,p'"'"'te: .iN THE EARLY DAVB OF HIS ~W~ •. • HE SALUTES ,IVERY ONE WHOM HI: Mll:ln'S -PLATO. , Pl!jmot.._~~ ·~ ....~- l stahl, Wlc~om. and lln. Elme-r • • • No. 303 cans • • • I'Spr Rlty Anthony Sh4nt • • • • Theatre 13 ANNIVERSARY t t· I CffiCAOO-I n erna tona Ha-r- v~ste~ Co. will conduct a 48-city Mr1. Lena Miteb, wbo Ita)'!! wlth television meeting in April of its uncle, 1. 8. Down.lna, is vi:.tlt· truct dealers and aahs personnel lng relatlves in Akron for I ftw to niark its golden anniversary of day1. truck production. An estimated tl,~ 1-H dealers and sale.merl WRONG I!I~U1'10N arc expected to .attend the moot~&N, Conn:.~Y•le student ing linking via closed circuit TV Jon E. Erlctson Will fined $21 for the 48 major title!! wfiere I·H I speedinc after explalninl he went truck sale1 offieeB arc located. driving beoause ha felt to bad about hi.J WOJ'k on •n problem. h~tr I Hado (iuFFsnoN. 'THE New SAl-eSMAN, J 3 - • • • • .... 79c ......... . . ' , - CRISCO 3 lb. can·97c 10 jars $1.00 ARGO PEACHES · ·· · · · · · ·· · · •· ·· · No. 2~ can 29c bans ,Super Trim- Swift Premium ROUND k offbobel Evus Super Trim. FlUFFO 3 lb.·can 92c Evt111s Super Trim - Swill Premlton SIRLOIN StEAKS · ·· · · · · ;·· · · · ·· ·.. lb. 89c PRE-EASTER SALE Swift Pt,.lum Butter BaU · TURKEYS ........................ lb. 49c Gifts For Tlte "ANI'fiVERS.-\RY MONTH OF SALES COFFEE BREAK" PILLSBURY- White, Yellow, De•ils Food EVANS-ALt GRINDS VACUUM Bachner's B. H. SANBORN MEAT MARKET Phone 1121! No. bd Middleport JEWELRY STORE Middleport Mill St. COFFEE • • • EVANS OWN • Lb. can 89¢ To He'll ha•e an appetite u big 11.1 m. score when lae 9et. home. A quick onadt like deviled ham oandwiches made with fresh bowl of clam chowder really 1op1 off a fun.filled ev811il19•. BIG WJ.lEI'I liE oNL.Y ) SALE . SO FAR"• • Spit;· ·.. · · · J6o.z.si.ze 27¢ TlbE:, ~. undry size· $3.8~ DUZ ~ ;. .:. . • - Giant 79¢ - 4 ..... . Pin'lt·G.-.may • 2 bath 27¢ ,. pt!' Glod"l~• ~t. . . .u1k.theft. · • . Giant 19¢ ' -Ut ' ··' 1 .· • • • • 3 boxes·89c lb. bog • RED POTATOES · .. · · · · · · · .. 10 lbs. 49t CORN ON THE COl LARGE SIZE CA~IFORNIA , 99c - .. . - . llb.roU 59c . . 3 lflrs only 25c . FRESH . .• PASW CELERY .... · ·· ·· ·· · bunch lSi SUNKIST LEMONS · · · · · · · only 39c doz. -. '· FRESH AND TENDER HOT HOUSE RHUBARB · · · · · · ···· · ·.. · .. ·· · · .... ·"· lb. 29c Ivory Snow · • Giant 81¢ i.iquid Joy , Reg.si.ze 39¢ Modess • • • ,;, • 12's.43¢ wuh •t•••h , --. Oxydol • • · • .Giant 81¢ DASH - • • • • Reg. 39¢ ~mpM • - ------ .Pks·lOc NRW FWRIDA l\ROU~ li'IIIJS FIQ.ST ( P.S.,AND Serve h witb :.. BUTTER .. N.- c BISCUITS· Large Heads SRAI!iGEO IT UP ittste better.,. MAYFI.OWER-PURE CREAMERY BALLARD- OVEN READY HOLSUM BREAD and a llltaminq • 10 . OLEO· · · 211b.pkgs. 39c M~it CAKE MIX-··· INSTANT COFFEE · · · · .. · · .. · · ·· · ·· · · · .. .. 6 oz. Jar 99c DIXIE MAID COFFEE · · · ·.. ·· · · lb. - 85c · · ·· 3lb. $2.47 M!.CHOICE Anotlzer •trikeI lf1410 CRACKERS lb. box 36c Try It cooked with Weiners , Reg. 99e, lOe off libel ' Swidue All Mr.at- lib, cello Wrapped SAUER KRAUT · · · .. ·· · · · · · · · · · 3hz. jar 27c' GRADUATE! CRA,CKERS lb. ,liox 21c WEINERS ........................ lb. 45c BABY FOOD 3 jats 33c Strlelmtlllu - Zetda Fresb Frozen, Cry·O·Vac Wrapped 10 to 16 pouna average Klngt111 Reliable AU Flavoro CGme In and See Our Seleellou of News of tb11 Nleht lb. call 29c Crown Bnnd and ".itn• the Ntttlnnat ·Ai\tht>m . Aifending are Mrs. Albert W'lotillard, council d-eputy; M!ss ~~~ • • Hlenz Strained turntd on lhl! ~P!lS t~e au<llen ~J> 11 wUPttve the ·pled-ge to the flas D-na ..Jes&e, ttaff eaptain: Mrs. Bl~~~ Campbell. Mrs. · ~rl\h:e "Diii'&t, 1 ?.frs. HenrY Dillie~ . Mrs. Eldtm Will, Mn. Lillie HKUCk Mn. rDonlld H11m•k, Mn. Ar!Hll ·l Rites, MrS. Minni e Ncutzlln,;. Mr1. Fred swabcel, ~n Hem-:..Relbel, Mi-s. Ollm Goortwin. ~ ~ ~~ Joseph Beegl~ Mn. John Smith, Mn. Albert Rou1b, Mrs. Thome ~ Coo~ lb,t. Herbert Miller, Mrs • HEI8Z KETCHUP · · · · · · · ,. 2 - 14 oz: boHies 49c ~lu )he ellntc( .- of tbe !I(JU . . i'J'd- •-.hiJ.c lhe· 1.0('cJros .af1'! AXYDLBAAXA '-ri 11 LoN aLL o ·w ()ne letter •ll'l'tply at1nds fbr At~Gther. In QUI aample A It ve4 for the thl'" L'1. X for thl! two o·-. etc:, llftl'la lttt.rt. a~ .. troph•.. the lenrth and formation or \h.c ~Nil are •II hiDta) lith day \he code tettert ate different. ., • • " ben DAILY CIIYPTOQUME - Htrt'l .!low to wellt: II: • GOLD MEDAL FLOUR IP lbs. 89c CRISCO · · · · 3'1b. 95c 4:30 · .Super SQ.rlal Time 5:QO Mkkl!!lv Mouae Club GOLDIN Bl/1TER KERNAL, WHOLE KERNAL 01\ CREAM STYLE GOLDEN Morning and Afternoon Movie Matinee 3:00 A(terooon P'i1m !'eatlvtl 1:415 I bag FREl DELIVERY EVERY DAY :~~~~~~~~~·~2::1~3~s~~~ou~---------R~bert Craig, who was a medical patient at Ho!zer lb. CHANNIL IS 1:00 Femlnfne Toucb. 9:31) .tO :OO 11:00 J11:15 'I RUMP ROAST · ·· · · · · · · ·· · · ··: -· · · · ·· · lb. 69c II :45 Cartoon Club 12:10 Noon News 12:15 ·- - W~albl!rn. rwednesday Narsa had a birthday party in a play room at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Graves. Oecora. lions iocluded yellow and greeTJ paper strumers and multi-color- 1,"1:00 .lVewS: 11:00 Scanning tile W~ather WIITN·TV 11 :44 Sign On • I Dwight WHTN-TV Chann··e·113 :~wardcrl to Mr·s. Duna Epple. fre shmcnts were Rue with Helen Atkins, president FOR 8:00 f'<>nt -.t~n Kangaroo ANNIVERSARY MONTH OF SALES ,_" Mn. Tbomaa Riley, Mri. Richard Chambeu anrl Mra.. Everett Davis ~re named on the nominaUne committee. Mra~ E. M. Blake is in charge of decqratina: the chW'Ch 11nctuary for Ea1ter and any one interested in ordertna: an Eas.. ter lily to be placed on the cbureh alt1r In memory of aome one who hu died, li asked to can Mrs. Harry Cheaher or Mrs. Blake. Hoste.uea for the party were Mra. The Examplar Chapter of Bets Sigma Phi sorority met Tuead IY night at the home of !\irs. Thomas ~--:-,.-,.-- H Your forming or a health co undl. The Nilliam B. CHANNEL I 11:10 The Y..ate 990 On your Dial I cooperate i n the door prize contributed WCHS·TV ,IBet Sigma Phi Exemplar Chapter In Tuesday Meet w<~s g 11 e~t at the Roek Sprinl£~ Gr11nge l-1.1 1 1 William B. Downie , pr1•sld rn l. club vated to CHANNEL 1 WCHS..TV County when the Meig, Cou nty Ridin ~ Club nwt Tuesday cveniw~ committee Newr~. \ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport,.O., AprllU, 111!17-J Mra. Ray Proffitt, Maeon, wu lift by Mill Frieda P''!bnle, the Juell apeater when tbe A-pril wu -pro.,.am chairman , for lbHUna: of Clul 12 Circle of the meetiDJ and bad introduc:ed fl. $. C. S. of Heath .U.Mhodlat 1pe1ter. Church wat held at -the home of Hra. Earl Knl1ht, prt•1clent, wu Mrs. Bruce Lloyd Wedneaday eve- in cbarae of the meet1n1 and MR. !!llina:. Mrs. ProflU, who iJ well L. W. HeComaa waa In ehara:e of J~nown in tbla area Cor her prG- the devoUonal service. \ She in· &rama, gave an Easter 1tory ''The eluded a Lenten meditation. ScripWhite Lily" irnd was presented a ture readlna: and prayer In tbe avvice. . Ourlnt tbe buaineu. meetine Nilth~ spr11ker ont1 spoke ml th e rorm in1 Of a He;~lth Counc!! in M ~lg~ acllvltles w~~r1X~dli ~;:;~:;~, Death Va lley Days xavier cugat Show NBC Blonriiil 8:30 Shower of Stan 8:45 CBS Morning Neovs local . ehurr~ activities. 9 :-00 Mornln·ll Sbow 9:00 Morliib& Show Mrs. AlonzG Custer, secreta:y 110:00 Gal'rl' Moore 1.0:00 Garry Moore of studen t work; Mrs. w. n. Car- 10:30 Arthu .. ';odfrey U.30 St,·ike It Rll'h prnter, ~ecrel:~ry of youth wc;rk; ' 11:30 Strike It Rlcb IJ:OO Valian! Lady 1 Mrs. V. D. F.dward5, 3•!cret.uy of 12 :00 Valiant Lac11 12:15 Lovt> of Life ~hildrPn 's work; Mrs. C. E. W. 12 :15 Love of Life 12:30 SearC'JI for TomGrrow Downie, secre tary Of spiritual 12·30 Search Fill Tomorro" 12:45 Gu.idmg Light life; Mrs._ Eve l·ett Thomas, .<~&cr-.'· 1?. ;4.5 Guid.int~t Ua:ht 1-:00 Katil''S JCitcheD tary or llt erature an~. publlea- 1:t}{l Kat.<!-'s 1titcheu I' 1:30 Aa tbe World 1\.~ hons; Mrs. Gerald \\tldermuth, 1 1:30 As the World Turo8 2 :JO Our Miss Brooks ~cct·etary oC su pply work anrl 2:00 Our Mlll Sruob 2 :30 Houseparty Mrs. f'. F'. Tompkins, secretary or 2:30 Housepr.rty 3:00 The Big Payoff st~tus or w.ome n. . 3:00 'I'he B.g Payoff 3:30 Bob Crosb:y Show fh c nomm~tmu Nmm~ltec for 3:30 Bob c...;rosbv Sbow 4:00 Brighter Day next yei!r wa.~ named Wlth_ Mr~ 4:00 Briehter Day 4:15 Secret Storm G~or gt' 11. Parker as chamnan, 4 : 1~ Sect ~t Storm 4:30 EdgP of P,a-hl Mrs. \\'. n. Carpenter and Miss 4 :90 Edll.:l ot 3:00 1'he Early Show Luc~re t ia Gl'n h_rimer. It was vll!erl 6:30 Your Esso Reporter tn s£>nd two g1r~ to the school at 5 :00 1·ne ~arw Show 6 :~5 Sports Parade Sab1na IIH• week of Jutte 23. 6 :30 Your Eutt Rcp--lrter 6: ~ Weatherman· Plans wcrl.l made to ~e~d a 6:45 Sport-" Parade '7 :00 What About 1'hat ddega~e to the annual OhiO Con- 6 :55 We~therman 7:15 Dougla1 Edwards fere 11 ce wscs to be held in 7:30 Profile 7:30 Bee~t the Clock llami!ton , April 2+25. 1t also 7 :15 Douglas Elwards 8 :00 West Point story voted tu pay for one of Lhp new 7:30 Sgt Preeton of the Yulloz 8:30 ~Jayhouse of StarJ robes bei ng purchasPd ftrr thf' 8 :00 Bob Cumming:;~ S h o w .., .r. ~da:ms_ · !& Eve choit·. 8.;45 CBS•Mo(Q.illg &hnw . . h..fill:aL....._ I 9 :30 PlayhoJJM',•91l 1.ru 11' · , rfte'W#£""~~ 1 Up to the Minute Ntwl 10:30 Person to Per!OD "'"•lm """'· hall 1. Tardy ' 1 11-nd carryini.t t . Inland tea 4Alta) AB section. by the~aa benrers will enter the DOWN l .. , ~eet· C. 7:00 7 :30 i :4fi 8:00 , Tlt e Chri stian Cru.c. arlcrs · Class ha d a Slipper ut the First lbptit~t Churdl Ihis wcl!k with M 8 Harold E. ll ubhard, teac her oft~~ Cl<~s.~ as ~owncral choinuan. 1'hc bl!'~.'l in g which prcredt>d the meal w~s giVl' n b}· Hobert Mill.<~. F.ugenf! Cnkman president wa s Jn rharge of u shori busi ness in~ wht•n arr.:~nge menh were made to sell colort> d baby chkkens on thl' Ft"ifl!ly anrl saturday terore East1·r in the Middleport bu.'iinc ss C. E. Blakeslee Is Guest Speaker At Riding Club :.:; I ~pagtwtti I 6 :00 Wild Bill Hickok 6:30 News Pictur~ WCHC' TV Ch ann •8 . ;:t""' ml.,lonm• •du••"''' and service. Mn. Eugene Brown, secretary or christian social rela'l lions·, Mrs. Glen Dll1, chairman of I L.!....'~ 5:00 Comedy Time 5 :30 Mv Little Margie t •h Today 9 :00 RompN Room 10·00 Homt . ll :OO The Pt'ice i.a Ri_pt 11:30 Truth or Consequencet 12 JO Tic 'l'ac Dough 12:30 11 Ceuld Be You 1:00 Cu:;e~ot ?.:00 Camu!: Goes To School 2:30 TennesseP. Erme Ford 3:00· Matinee T)>.::at!"l" 4:l}l Queei"l For A Day 4 :45 Modern Romancet , II LIABILITIEs~- CALPU 7:00 o 8:o·ni1z wa$ rP· 1 7:BO Dinah Sbore Show ,. Ice1{•tI n~ pn·sH Il'~t ror I hf! f,'()!n· 7:45 NBC News . In~ y1'0 r at t he meet.in l! of 1:1e R:OO You B!it YGur Llle ~: 30 Life vf Rw:~ J W,jL'S o! Pte United M•·th(J:::Ii:\ 8 :30 ~gnet 9:00 The Joseph Colton Show 9:00 Peoule'• Choi~e IJ::-10 The Big Story CllUr<'h hdu 'l'uesc1oy i)Venmg 9 :30 ·· ThP Ford Sbow 10:00 OavaJcade .Jf Sporta fol1owlng the Lenten .&ervice. l<l:OO Lux Video Theatre 10:45 hmous Ftgbts Other officen elfcted • Wer~ U :OO News HeadU~• 11:00 News Headlines \1n. Owight P~rker, vice 1)resi-. ll :15. Weathercast 11:15 Weat:,ercallt d~nt; Mrs. Vt.tnon Howoll, rc· 11:20 Press Box 11:20 Press Box cOrding 1:!i!trt~tary; Miss I ..ydla 11:30 Tonigh~ 11 :30 tonight Ebersbarh, tre:.nurcr; Mu. Geo. 12:30 Si,iil Oft 12:31) Sip o~ H. Parhl.', S~CCrel!lry or promo----=..:.::=--~------.::.=......:~:_::.:.__ tlons; Mr!l .•"k!d Wcbs.ter Sr., sece~ ! I h!ghw~oys /'SiiifSH ER'!'"'(QH5~1 . c....n.Ullli:"UI . - . , ..... ., . ... -' 1\l r~. ~....-. I n·.~pomcs VON 1:00 · Officers for Year ° 1~ne. t' 6 55 I WSAZ·TV CHANNIL S 6 :55 Sign On ~·~ Nt:'~.Pi;;:•• WSCS Elects New I lbe lmp011.1nee of medicine In reolorlng good health. And for bell. ·re~~lle tluiy know that preierlbed , meilltlaes must be orcurately eom· unde- ol fre~h, pure and potent pHiellta. You ran be sure or those quallll" al Swlsher-l,nhoe. Let Ill eompound your nest pre. oerlpllou. Friday I Solicitor-Sa lui)' . ett . 77.50 1 The !Wlddlep!:'rt Literary Club a new era. '1 Total Gen. Ex . Offlecs 252_90 met Wednesday nt the home of Community leaders of both towns are rooted le83 in the a-n- Gen . Bx. Offices-New Equip. Mrs. Rodut"y Downing with Mu . cient tradition of ··•each town for itself and to heck with the !08.1.5 Fonest Bachtel, pro~iden\-tlec' . . othet·"- in short - the younger bullnel!ls men and ·women, aee Ele<>tion Exp. 49.00 prc&idlng in the absence o1 itu. littlll Wt'ong with a cooperative attitude being faltered. One Police Prol~o"ction S.:~l. 538.00 i Donald Mill.,;, prttilident. · The ' uamplf' is Fred W. Crow who ~ees economic and social ad· Oth,!r pnlicc protection 1211.50 ' meeting, opened with t he Club 11 k' h 1 l It &l&o Total Poli,~e Protection 667.M l'n tlect rl' ad in unison and ron vantages m cventua Y nm mg t e towns n f Fire Prple('tion- Othcr J27 .8.1 call wl!r e "G ershwi•t seems pro_h~hle t~at when t~e State government mally orces Total fin' pr·otcf·tiun 127 _83 1 songs."' • • , · both a<lmuuslr<.ll.lons to build a sanitary sewage system and Health~Exp. 223.1 2 1 disposal plant. the rt~sulting a-ction will be taken toji!ether. To . . . 1 _M rs. M. .ll. Ch?_mhl'rs re~.tcw~·u do it separately would be surh an obvious waste polltica] Jut-~ _Samtalton :;-Street rl?an . 294.50 Vlllct•nl ~hec~~" book OsL·ar ld ld f 0 II th h t t d d bl dlspo••l Hrghways~S tr~ct repair 2,634 .86 Hnmmers:lem I ond Mrs. Not~lt C e \~ou ow osc W 0 perpe ra e a ou e Street. lighting M3.0H llasklns reviewed "A Journey. til plant mstaHation. Total 3,177.94 Grcatneo.s" written by Da v1d Misc.-Legal Adv. 47.03 Ewen. ANNUAL REPORT 6f the Cli!RK SC:HI!DULE B-1 Misc. 122.01 . , The ·next meetinl! will be 0 .1 of the VILLAc;' "f RUTLAND, , Summary of hul.,...· ~~·"·WOrkmt>n' ~ Comp . 52.14 1 April 241 h unci the iJiacc will !w - MtiGS COUNTY, OHIO. Property t ux. (trn. lo'uml 1.213.03 Sla te' Examjn otio n 175.89 ;mnounu·rl later. P:or the Fiscal Yur Ending De- 1 T6t11l JJ ru ,n•rt .v tax t,:;j13.03 Total MiHt'. ;t97.67 C"igDTI'11f' Tax 117.93 To!;~] Ex(}enditurcs · cember 31, 1956. 1 5,442.67 - - - ---- " ~Populltlon 1950 C:entut SS4 Slnt•· Motnl' VPldl•h> T11x 2.345.14 Bal . Operllling and Co nst. runds SCHEDULE C·IV Rutland, Ohio, April 9, 1957. Gt• -~ rlline Tux 2,508.00 63 ·404 ·5 l I he,..by urtlfy Hte following r•· Sulr~ T ux (!o('hl. (:uv'll 1,000.00 W.der Conltruction Funds Grand Tolu l A s~cts 63 ,404.51 port to b• eorred, l .qrn l lirrn ~es and p•~rmlt~ 34.00 IPTS-Bds. Water Sys. ~arry A. Evant T olltl llf'rusr·~ & p('fml t~ ~4 .00 RECE Mlgc llcv. Woter Work~ 80,000.00 ltote l!xamlner l~lne ~ anrJ rn,ls :i2.30 (19.849.43 TotRI' Bonded Debt 80.000.00 Vernon L. Web.r CN• \'illa11,e tn cl ulh(•r runds 10.09 Totlil Asst•ssmcnts 99,849.43 Outstnnding Special As!i"e.ssmcnt 99 ,840.43 1 Bond s and Notes Vlllau Clerk 'l'otol Misc. rrr.~. rt{'. 10.09 Tot:.JI lll'cc i pt~ SCHEDULE A·1 Tutal Rf'venuP 7 ,28049 ExrENDITUHEsw,,,.r 35,ooo.oo 1 36,444.92 Total Spceiltl AssessMent Debt . Summery of fund b•l•nn• rec•lpts · Watl'r Coml. vuud ~ 09,349.43 Wat.er System Const. . •nd •xpet~ditur-.1. Totnl hc.nd i:;sue!l fHt,840.43 Total Expen>l i tm·es 3U,444.92 ao,ooo.oo (ien€'rnl Fund <:rnnd Tnlal R<'pls. 107-,129 .02 BONDED D!BT, D.c. 31, 1956 J Grand Tqtal Debt 115,000.00 Bal. Jnn I I.M4 21 OPERATION & MAINT. ASSFTS14) 11 ll_ '" --------.,.Rl•C~!i ptfl l.ll~:J.:Il r.ennral Guv't L~·~e. 144.00 • Expendilllrt' s 2.:\1980 Gf•n . Ex . 2!'1!! .~ , Bal ., Of'c. :n 1.197.72 F:h•1·tions 49.06 ACR088 '3. Band lrutru· l8 . 0Ver· Strt>et M & R Totnl Gen. r.ov't 44.5 .96 t . Cuplike ment1 'head Dalam'('. .Jnn. I 6. 14278 \'rf'l\f'f'lion lo Perso n anti Propf'rly apoon 4.Cut oft' 27. The ncceiplll 4 . A~:I 14 I1 ollct> 667 .50 e. Btl11a.rd shot ~- Femfl.lt ocean : Expl"ndi1ur••s 2,n79.79 Fire 127 .83 ll . D!rtctlvn&.l :!!h'eep 28. Isthmua Dahnce. O€'c :n 8,416.13 Total 795.33 ftgure fl . Inaertlor, IA.alal ; SITeet LI~C~ts ~ Health- total 223.12 l2. Hawaiian mark 30. Argent 1 BaiBnf'•] Jan . 1 - t,mm.ao Sunita1ion C.l'n. Vii . funds 294 .50 greetinr T. Malt drink 1abbr.1 Re<!elpLq 474.04 Tohl 294.M) 13. Mote 1kln e. Part 31 . Prt!!.lExpen rli tures M3.()8 llilfhway&-Gt' n. VII . fund s 3 .177 .94 color 9. Buckeye dent's , Balanc(' , Dec. 31 - 1.119.34 TGtal 3 ,177 .1}4 14. Klnclled State nick· . Total GenHral VHlnge Fund8 Mlsc.- Ocn, VII. Funds 397 .67 again 10. Cuahton• nama v......, •• AM••t Balance Jan 1 6,646:60 Total mhc. 397.67 Ul . Sha.de tree 16. Weight 33. Not t4. Dlaplay, Ul. CompUI 1Ind.) young u Rec£11ptll 7,200.49 Total Fxp. & Outlay 5,283.48 point (abbr.) 19. Man'a nlck· 36. Kind ot. duck a am!le ExPPndlturcs IU42.67 Outlay 36.553.07 17 Ooddtaa 01 namt 37 . Pier fofl. rroaen , Balan~(l nee ::11 6,484 .51 Grancl total l'Xp. 41,887.~ 20. Obaerve 38. E11-11haped Water d(lwn • Water Work R Ji'unfl Nf.W CONSTRUCTION, ETC.18. Conr~cUon1 n Military cap 39. Father n . Norwegian Reteipl .~ nn.A49.4:J <:eut•ral Oov't Gf!n. Ex. 108.15 '22 Month 22 Mother 40. ~ anow ahoe : ExprndilurM 36,444.92 Toial Gen. Gov't 108.11!1 'ai.Jbr.l 23. Opentnr" 43. S·ahaped 48. HtavJ.. Baltlncf' ncr. 31 63,404.51 PuDIIr servlce · Entcrprlsel:u. County tanat.l moldlnr wel(hl' : Bond Rotlre>mt-nl l''und Wnte~ wlltks const. 36,444.92 IScoU Balance, Jan . 1 - 10,441.00 Total 'Jiub. lt£'1'\'. · 36.444.82 ttl. Com cover· r Balance. Dr£1. 31 10,4-tl.OU Total f"·"-R· a Outlay 36,553.07 lng .cart ; Or11nd toiRI u( All Fufu.hl SCHIOULI! C·l 2t. Silk BaJance, Jon . 1 6,542.28 Property laxn- Gen. 7'71UL1 1ece\.1 Receipt! 107,129.02 ClaAAitlcd prop. tax. 437.20 IJ. P'r1nee 32. A tertii!Pr bpendlture! 41,087.&9 Tota~ ·ATOJH'~>'ty tlx ·~ • : 1,213.09 33. T"" Balance Dec. 31 71,784.61 Cl&arette Tn ; ~ 111.93 34. RIVIt U.&q : OutttandiDJ Warrant• 41.M State Motor Veh. Lie. 2.3415.14 3&. Color , Total CHh ~lance, Dec. 31 State Gasoline Tax 2,D08.00 3J. Goddf.tl ot · '71 ,831 .88 Saht1 tax (local. a:ov't) 1,000.00 llltvl!llll . DMORA:NDUM:l.lcenaea • Permlt1-Mayor 34 .00 (tt.J ' Tn Valuation, 1956 4t2,S40.00 FlnM and Co~tl IS2.30 fol. P'lah y,. A•te 2.00 mill• 1 Mlac. Fees, etc.,- Clerk, etc. 10.09 42. In what Tet.l nlarMa and wages 3,221.94 Tohl Misc. 10.09 rnanner ttl. Well &rounded 41 . Platrorm 49. Sw!ttly 10. Rhn"a Jan .. OrfORfKNOW Thursday I I •Cooperative Step Marked In History ;Of Pomeroy, Middleport As Joint Council Committe-e Stud;.es Proposal '-.• TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chan,e13 NEW ARRIVAL -Mr .and Mrs. Robt!rt Franklin Ginther (H azl' l Hawkins). Colum· bus. 11re announcin.il the birtb ot a nine poun<t fi ve oun<'e sGn, Gary _ at Hol7er Hu~p tla l on Tuesda~·. I A,Pri! 9. Tlwy al~o have a daught er WSA:Z:·TY CHANNEL 3 ' Vlcki. Grandroan•11ts arc Mr. and 6 : !\~ blgn o.. ~I rs . John H.Jwkms Jt·. ti-Jiddlt'porl 7 :00 Today and Pd.n . Rex lll:'ith'Y. Washington, 1 9:00 Kamper Room D. C. Great grandparl'n!Ji are 10:00 Hom !.! Frank Ginther and John Hawkins 11:00 The P-rit'f' Is RiJht Sr., Middleport; Mrs . War ren 11 :30 Truth or Consequencf'J Thorn.a~. Bladen: ~Irs. Woltz, Well - ~ 1:?:00 • Tic Tac DOUi!h. ston. . 12 :30 It Could Be Yo11 1 :00 Current ANNOUNCEENGAGEMENT 2:00 Parso.~n's Stt.dy Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Mitch, Mill 2:30 Tenneuee Ern e Ford ~"i treet , Middleport, are announe3:00 Matinee Theatre ing t:he engagemept or their daug h. 4:00 Queea For A DQ ler, Juli e Ann , 10 William Robert 4:45 · Mode~n Romabcet Houck. Jr , sl!n of Mr . and Mrs. W. ~ : 00 CGmedy Time H. Houck. Gallipolis. '!'he wedding 5:30 My Little Mar~:ie r wil l he an even\ of June 1st. 6:00 Flatt end Scruggs Sbo111' orw. Ohio. l 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., April II , 1957 Daily Stntinel Day Book The Daily Sentinel Mrs. Ray Proffit Guest Speaker At Heath Meth.odist WSCS Me1etin, ~ ~vory Soap • • 4 pers. Ivory Fl,dkes · · Giant 11¢' """"''". • . 200 ••'""b0FaCI\JI T1ssue • 2 for 23¢ Soilax - - · 16 oz. size 2·7• ¢ , lvo.ry Soqp ~ · • • lrg. 1 �.. Panthers Shut Out 2nd Day. In R0WI · Powell Shows Masterful Control In His First Game, Issuing No Walks tDmeroy•a Panthers were shut au' for the second straieh.t day ant tbelr Beeond game, WednesdaJ 1n Raclne wben ]van Powell, In hli first game for the Tdrbadoe.! or for anybody else, bel~ hts op. poients to three hits and did not Walt a man. The score was li-0. On Tutsda;r Gallipolis defeated the J"Oif.DJ lnex:perienced Panthers. 9-0. JoweU'a exhlhllion of control W~l consi,dered especially remark. . because Joc:~I basebaU hi~ torlans could .cat re.c.all a time when any hiih stbool pitcher in MEigs County e¥er went tht rOute in a 7-inning getne ·without lst~ulng ODe free pass. The Panthers did oat l'!t 1 hit until the slx~b innJng WileD 'lt'ith ont away, Arnold &Ot a clean idll&lEt to Jeft. Hemslq, witb two aut, hit a .!lbort single. :Powe.U tbtD. fan.. ne4 S. T. Johnson to end. the thl"tat. BiU Gibbs Jin(led ~leaoat In the laat lnnlng tq cirmplete the Paather attack. ' Racine sewed 1t UP. Jn th1 laeoncl when Fr(end w1lktd. Ponti Jinaled to left and Silser lnantU ln lront of lht plate. Tbe- ee.t~·· ·thr~tw ·to fir!t: ba~e RAID MIAMI AGAIN EVANSTON , Jll. UP - Northwe~Hern raidf'd mami l ' uivt•rstty of Oido for t"'Oachini ht•lp for th e second time :n less th<~n a y('a r Thursday. pickin g Bl!! Hohr to rt• place Wllltio Fts~rr as lilt• W iJJ. ra t basketball mentor. landed near Antiquity and both runn~rs scorefl_ In the sixth Manuel led off with a double, Hill sacrificed him to .Rohr, 38, ....·ill })rin ~ hi s top as ~net Birth singled to center s.istant, 25-yl.'ar-old Boh Doll, with seoriD& Manuel and after Wolfe filed out, Gr11ham dnubll'ld to Wl· tf'r scoring Birch . Grimm capped it off with a sharp single lo right scoring Grah<~m . Racine had men on base every inning but one. and had 12 mrn left dangling all told. Terty Phahn and Art Arnold held the Tornadoes to seven hils. wi,i.ll Arnold coming on iu the secorid i..Qniue. The Tornadoes will try to schedule a lilame IVith Wahama today. R H 1!: Pomeroy UOO 000 0--0 3 2 Rtrlne 020 003 x~ 7 1 Pomeroy : Phnlin (LPJ. Arnold, (2} and Leffle. Ratinc : Powell and Birch. ___ __ _ __ Tto athletes who will form t:u·! necleu.s Middleport's entry i!l the slrCfllg Ohio Valley A.~socla­ t.ion Basabali League this sum- or y..,, K M fl_ V' SoH 10 ManaJ .. ICiot• Mike Mull•n MIDDLIPORT i1l -Tl ·;:;),J li.i!>.-"l•.. ·."·"·"""L.-..,Ll!L-"'-"""'-'f Who rat"' what for performance ness of ride and other driving " Feature Show and smoother riding in the low· priced three? Chevrolet has Jaid the an::.wer and 1~l. .,· · d ••:1 the line! First, Chevrolet won tl w Auto Decathlon over ev61)' car in its field, c:md over the higher priced cars that were tested, too. This rugged ten·way test (righl, below) showed Chevrolet was the champ in handling ease, braking,aoceler· at ion, pussing ability, smooth· qualities you want in a car. Then, Chevy won the Pure Oil Performance Trophy at Day\Qna (lejl, bel<n~~) as ·"best pcrfonning U.S. automobile.'" It's quite a feeliag to know t~t you are driving a car that performs so well, res}X>nds so beautifully and is so finely built. You feel proud, of course. But you also enjoy a surer, smoother, steadier way or going, a keen J Ew YOIU< UP- A hour-and- 1~1! t ~)l'visio u "sprcl ac ular" r . . . . i"! cat--quick response of power, and the easiest handling you've ever experienced behind a wheel. Just J p.laie wilh baseball heroes. mnvic •;s, and mo\·: ,.~ or rJmous mDill· e on the di:l.mond. will snlutr t conti ng ba:,; ~ ball .n•Rson th i~ ~urday night. 'i l try this Chevrolet (VB or SL1) and see! tl'With mo~· ie :Jdor Gene Kelt • as host, thl' s how w .ll be carried ___ Yia NHC from 10:30 :.._ p. m . - \'ankees Shortest Odds In History - lUSA OI>\ 9 p. m. ES'I' ' o IULO ;. NEW YORK UP- The New 'York Y<:nl;r.:r..;. nd ed Thtll"_, day at to be the !>.h ortpen nant rnvo rit e e\'<" r t:!Bted by Bt·ondwuy odlls- m;~ker::; ClleJy showed its still the champ ..• • at Daytona ... and in the Decathlon I ·~1-priced - · The lopsided "lwok" on the A,meric:!n l t>ilf.lte rilt'!"' rat etl t:u:o '~thcr fon t "'{'rmtenders"' fo r the· )ig all at B-1 lht· f'li'Vl•lmld 1:1_lans, Chil'll·g o Whi t~· Sox, Del rQil Tigers and 13o ~t un R ~ d Sox. Kan"us City, B;!l tirr ->rf! a nd Washin:,:· ton were writte n off at 10()..1. · ll.V.M. OSU Class. 1919 V•terina ry Office 551 Ru s$•11 St. Middleport, Phon• 6131 Easter Bonnett Dresses Shorties Spring •·•~ a $25 to $1000 entry will b ~ aeuoned by tucb proven playlt'~ Mlek MJiler, Woody Call, Bob· Ntlson, Ike Wilt, Hank Clatrthy and Ohio Univrr.dty grill qqarttrback Charley Stobart. others who hne signed to play and ·afe tooperating oo a fund ralaing cl:lmpaign fur equipmenl lnclud• Earl Smith, Jho Sowle~. John 1.froman, Larry Rice, Bill De M01key and Don Hunnel (of Pomeroy.) Parson:! .c;aid the rostl'!r is still open as he hopes t , The Middleport loans on Signature• only, auto or fumhure. t / "" ' bJ· nr. ..... l!otP<IIaiiU ' •ltpU\INioono CiWUol I I ,_ ONE TRIP S~VICE PHONE fiRST Come .in now-get 11 \\iuning deal on the cbampioo1 ' Outside Paint • $4·.29 gal. YOUNG'S MARKET See Your Authorized Chevrolet Dealer Kal Hindy, Manaror 300 W, S~ond St. -Phone: 432, Pomeroy 80flf'l: Mo-n.•Fri. B..ls; Sat.. 9~U-~ m?fn.ing• b11 apPOintmen! MIDJ)LEPORT .. SPECIAL I \ '' House full of Musi~ oFFER I RECORD FAVORITES ~ ' . ( 'nd. tin Ia ~ Oooclyar quality hulde .mel $94.50 ' tr>Pjlt ~plut.eUAco!power .._ 1.moMd. oikJCiof ..,... ·· IIUIIIt ... leabuet JOil won't find in any ...... . tin .. tile price. GaodJ<III't =luoive ~ IOimpeMd ~T Cord Body fight1 off tile tluee ••tl LGrt., ,.Wfl'-,nt,.JW •o4•1• oil• natf.eW.I McMaster '•"*"' .... tin ~ SbocJc mcl ,......, olmoWo ....a -loqor ....., IIIII HardW8N ud J'andturo - talety. Famout Stop-Notch tmu! !::..~:~·tv bcyon4..,.,.,... at thitl " ' " ' - pri<tl Itt .!"~ ....... .. Saw Menew EGGS ... · .............. · ... 3 tla. ISc Best In Town CUBE STEAK .... · .. .. .. .. .. .. .. · · · · ll 89c Dontile Play COFFEE ............................ IIt.49c Clifford . . . 179 142 130 451 Tedesco Horak . . Chisler . . Grueser . . . 115 162 173 146 RIZER OIL CO. Handicap Total '1'77 722 660 21SO !t 2 2 , '·~ .(,'. DON't MISS IT Drive In ond Register fo .. the Grand Prizes w. Malo Sl. Phone 44>X 197 181 10~ 119 16'7 194 159 124 122 136 100 156 73B 157 136 127 140 1~2 HJtl 151 134 144 216 144 145 128 Rlegs . . 145. 173 318 \will:give~you~a. · . . .. \ " 423 4tj8 496 4136 2226 • 464446 346 451 286 24 2335 493 283" 261 465 5SO 327 90 2469 Inpls: · . . . . . f70 174 164 508 M~nchint . . . . . 144 114 ·_ to Sisson . .. ·.... 158 195 181 534 Coates . . . . . . . 151 147 16~ 463 R. Davis . . . . . 134: 138 217 509 Crow =======---.c._'-=-- ======:;:==~- 'Mi~~s "Roy_al· ~Ctg_wn . 535 360 483 423 Allensworth 149 141J Smith . . . . Jenkins . . 156 Powell 150 Total 733 S.CO"" Sf. Merket Graves . . . . . 147 8. Divis 168 Cornett 130 Mitch . . 162 Lieving 158 173 180 130 755 Mala st. 6 Darst . . . . . . . . 182 167 200 549 Total 810 785 760 23155 New York Central C. Davis . . . . 129 164 120 413 158 145 303 Tota.l . . 700 E')'t tomeroy ~,;;~;;;;;;;;;,,,,""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,;,~,,=~=~=,;..,~~~~!!!!!!~~~~~~ Baker Furniture Handicap 19 2 3 Total . . . 784 719 882 Holtllm Bakery Woods. 180 169 144 Grate 121 16~ Slater 122 139 D. Schilling 168 171 126 Stobart 152 165 233 J. Schilling 159 168 llattdl'fP . 43 :!'! 2~ 'total . . . . 786 830 863 LIMrty R•staurant .' -~ LoMllyOwned and Operated BONEY'S FRONT STREET MARKET 124 139 37:J 1 140 116 418\' 198 159 53,) 116 114 376 2 design honer tracDoa Oil ltl3rtl, """' mcllum&. Gel 3-T Super.cwhioot oow f.,. tire tafety lleanu - Eat ' BOLOQNA·· .................. IIk1Sc Clatworthy E. Baker J. ll.aker . . . . Anderson 56 ALL TIME ) world'• Fine For Luncbel PAINT c~~ors $3.95 gal fraachioed Cbem>lot deal"" dQploy thiolamouo lradem"k •'OJ'O buijdB the Right From The Farm INSIDE WALL PAINT -~5ii:~~ca~r~,Y~l~6~•.·t~h~ro~u~g~h~t~hc~s~co~';'";·~ ~~~~ ~~~:·:·~-~··~m~~~.'~"~··~~~·~~·;~~~~~~~~·:·;·~~~~~~~~~~_.~..~~~-.~~....~~..~==..~..~~~~~~~~~~====~~~~==~~~~~~~~~ I • High lnd, game, Stobarl 233. ENTER CHEVROLET'S $275,000 "LUCKY TRAVELER" CONTEST! •.,o.u.,,.,,•• " TURf ~ge~~HJeJUnc. tried .........~!if fWf . ,. 4. PULVERI US LEAVES s. MULCHU roc~·bottf111f ) 1. MOWS GlASS, 2. TRIMS CLOSE 3. CUTS WEEDS Why Pay More? S50 ·-- .. 1 TRI·COUNTY LEAGUE Results April 8 High serie3, Holsum Bakery 2469 High game, Lib. Reslaurant, 872 . High Ind. game series, Slobart POI!1EROY A small amount .•• large loan, get the money you need with apeed.. Whenever resi· dents of this area want cash , .. we always go out of our way to mako loans your way. Bowl111g Highllahtt tim Mts .aS lewall'd I ,;;;;;~;;::;;;;;;,;;;;;;;~;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;; ttltlt. IIRo - Moys (NY). . Phillips Sisters ~!'Gill Pomeroy, Jlortfol'd, (Tillers) P1;. Pi:tinat. Radne and Cool· Sot tht Toro Whirlwind 11 -tilt,....,..._. W lml'nt, Cleveland 400 000 4 1 Burnside, Surkont (7) OOX-4 and Tbom· as; Score, MosS! (8) anil Hegan. Wl~Jlf.l' - &:ore. Loser - Burn· . AND plarett ~ to professionnl eGntriftl (J.- J1 Ylafs Of exlstenC"c W~ ib.cf after World Wnr 11, will .. compottd of eIu bs a IHO Tlr• 111/ely beyfititl c-~,;._ o.l I lJ(~Iic\·eL: 1·3, we1·e St. Louis 001 301 011- 1 10 1 By Unlt.d Pl'fll .. Keega n, Howell tS), LaPalme At Charleston, W. V1. (9) and Lollt~r; Cheney, Murtett 011 000 211~ 9 0 (51 Merritt (6) , Wilhelm (8) ahd CincinnaU Washington 101 000 000-2 9 1 H. Smit h. W1nner - Ketgan Loa. Freeman, Klippstein (!), Meyer er - Cheney. HRs - Northey {'I' ) and Bailey; P~scuat , Bye~ly (Chi.), t..ollar (C hi.) Doby (C hi. ), {8) ~llid Berberet. WJOner - KUp- Ennis (St L .). pstem. Loser - Pascual . HH Herzog. (Wash.). At Fort Smith, Ark. Kan.s.~s Cily 001 000 300 4 9 1 j Little Rock 000 JI)O 0)1)._2 6 1 Al Wichita . Knn. Coleman , Urban (8) and Thomp· 110 000 300-5 10 0 Rrooklyn son ; Hrrria!I'F . Spin~r t7 ). Miller 000 000 000--0 4 0 Milwaukee Drysdale and Campanella, Walk· (91 and th·Jtnas, Peden (7). Win.N (3); Burdctlc , Conley (5), Murff 'ner - C'o1Naan. Lo11er - Herri age. HR- Lopez {KC). f9) and Rice. Crandall (1) . LoserBurdette. }{R - Jaclur,on. (BJ,.n). At Atlanta, Ga . ( lO inns.) At Greenville . S. C. Detroit 000 200 000 0--2 9 1 Boston 100 0Q3 2()0......6 9 3 Pittsburgh 000 000 Oil 1-3 7 2 Philadel phia 100 020 000--3 9 1 FORD AGAIN Bunning, Wojey (91, Gromek Si ~ler. D <~ lock (7) and White; GREENSBORO, N. c. UP-Doug Haddix, Simmon! (T); MU!er (9) (10) and Wil!ion; Friend, Swans~n (9), · . KIIM'YII• ~1i) -sWIIir, . viW. ~ Ford the new Mo.&tcrs &ulf ehamand Lopata, Lonne1t {9). Wlnnerner XllZO'YL l.osa,r Gro~1 pion.' sct.l out to break Sam· Sis ler. Loser - Haddix. Hlh Bouchlle (Phila. ), WUJ'iams (208.), ek. tip, ...-::. W:all~ (Pg_hl, Po.,er! snead's domination of the $15,000 Greater Greensboro Open 'fournaFernandez (Ph.ila.) Gernert I·Bos.). (Pg ). which starts Thu1·sday with At Suvannah", Ga. At MeJnphl•·· Tenn. , a tleld of 125 pros. N. York (A} 410 010 020--8 12 0 Baltlmol!t 000 121 00~7 1 ~ --Savannah 000 ioo 30tJ-......4 8 2 Chicfio iNl olo 000 2tlti--§ 9 ~ W(ght, Zttve;r:lnk ·(t), , trtrrirese LONG HAUL Ford, Grim (8) and B.orra, Soward (4) ; Mason, C. Brown (3), Dob- {8), FOI'JI!ele& (81 all.d l'rlandn >, hHAMI, Fla. UP Stubby zanski (6), J. Brown (8), S lencak PYbutn (9); Bush~ Blllmah (7l, Davey Moore loC~keU with a bal· (!1) and Bwh. Schmidt (9). Winner Collum (8), Brotrnn (8}, Ltw;ft !9' tered eye at the featherweight li· - Ford. Loser Mason. HRaand Nelrium: Wlnnet - Wilht. tie 'fhursday, but admitted he bad Ba.uer (NY), Ford (NY), Mantle Lc>ser ........ ltu•h.. a "migbty lont haul to get there" !NY). )n sp~te of hit- impreuive up~et AI MiAmi. Fla.· vittory over GU Cadiili at Mi· New York (N) 000 000 010-1 3 0 ami's Biscayne Arena. "liSE US FOR 44 YUle. Spring Change Over . AI Knoxville, Tenn. Grapefruit Standings I Chicago (A 200 24 I OOIJ-.9 8 1 eball Heroes No maHer how much you need mer made preliminary plans for IUm.Qier campaign Tue1dav night at a meeting held In the Sport. Center with Gl.'ntul Man· •ll'lr Jo.b Partons. Sef'n f'; R11hies and Di ~ll·m twr 1'r'£'rtting Ilorsl.'s. t"<~t tle or Hogs ror 111! dt ~t· ;~se~ 1 'he 1'!11· kaCIIt, whlcb hn~ r··--<('""'"""''="'·.wp.:v· ··~""•·:·•·-v.>;,o,-W" · ~',':>;{'..,.'A~~~l"·":;- ·"""":'f'":~~r•· ... : ,. ·=.""',~b:.._ ..,..... ~.::-,.,<O.::d<:::;,~;"t;)i;;t..2l;_,_,..,.:..i'·· '•:,·: ... against llin~h a m. Dally Sentinel, l'omeroy·Kidtlleport, 0., AprU 11, 19G7-!l • Dogs Vaccinated Dr. A. R. ----:--- ·· ..... 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Jdiddleplll'!, 0 ., Aprilll, 1957 pop fly • f,,;· r '1 R•IISh hit • I Jackets Going To Point Pleasant Pomeroy Panther~ ~~I'" king lh e1 r first run of the sea ,un ~ tter twn gamu, will take on the Rul lanfl Red Devils this aftern oon at 4 v'· i clock on the Pom eroy diamond Coach Dick Retlo n ma y ga with Jimmy Joe Hemsley on Lh cmound anti Leffll! {';drh in;! minut,.laler. in front af the plate which was misjud&ed and dropped for a hi.t !mpirs flywttigbt c.hamplon IlaJ · ceroina: Dower 's poor 5howlng j botto m of the fifth wh en Larry with Oliver com ing home from Oowttr llhd hi• m.a.ouer . .Nat set. agaJns1 cb•mpion ~aJCU.Il l't•_r·ez Hesson scored on a dPep fly to seco nd. ler. have been summoned to ap. of Argentina in lhelr rt'cenl tttle r(•ntn .Qrld by Bob Olll't'f which •ear before tbe Britlsh BoxlnJ bout. Dower , a former Wels h mm· 1.1.:1s drOIJped . Oliver scured on a SUMMON CHAMP lloard of Control in London on er, war knock"d out w the Jrr.st r!ukt' hit by CbarleS' Roush just LONDON UP_-_ B,_itls_ h_ and , April 24 to lace an inquiry con r.~ ou_n_d_ _ ---~ --- The \\" llh~ 1111 Whitl' Fa lcons won thet r OJWnin g g~mt• of th• sea!on I on W l'r lw.-~J<tY as llw ~· whipped lhl.' Bu tl and ltt•tl ll t·1-·i ! ~ hy fl ECOTC of 2-{J irt :1 o,:~ 1111- rl~ .•t•d ou tht' Wu bama ·fit· Iii. j Bnh 011\"Pr. F:~kon h·t rkr. ~­ mo ..:; t tn~~t·l ,1 1111 hll!t:r in his fl"r :..t ~1iddlerurt's Yd tow .Ltck· · ~ s i g:illw of t!Jc r{'ar as he hel d th e tr:~nl to Pt. Plt.•a-.,mn torJ: t:. H1·t1. Dr·1·ils tu one hit th.tt com . 1heir first gam e uf tilt> loe3 1 IJ1g tn the lift~ lllmn~ when Lll r ry SEOAL baseball sched ule aft r· r a ; ~u.g ar~ s tngled bPt\H'l'll .o;hnrt and numl>t:'r of postporl eml'n(ll lsecou · · Ol ivf' r fann ed 1.; nlf'n <t•ul walk· Coaeh Nolan Swa{'kha nwr'_.; In'- , Nl thrl't·. He hit lwo. H.1tl.mU lf'ft tE'ry L> expeMed to bt• J rm B ow-~ erght mt· n strnnded. les on t.ltl' mound anti Dave ][ indy _ Meanw!•d le the l'~~~~~ w~>re getbark slopping him. 1 Panthers Take On Rutland 'Devil., Players Meet In Anticipation Of - - - . - . - - Summer Campaign DRIVE IN TODAY For Wahama Edges Rutland By 2-0 On Falcon Field tlng to Rutland pitch ing for Jlv~ hlls and left 11 men on b;~se. The F'alron runs came m the 75'1' 832 872 2481 int~oduce you to. ,this Jlghter,...fr•Jh•r-colat' . . FUNDAMENTAL WORK QREENWQQD T,AfiE, N. Y. uP iral with 406 W. Main St. Pomeroy RADIO•PHONOS • LOOK AT THIS GRIAT OPPIR STARTING FRIDAY, APRIL 12th . • ...spnd ·' \ GIFTS FOR MOM AND DAD ond ·t he Kiddies I FREE I· Mertury Hltl . S · • 4.1 RPM sPindlo $ •...... - f YOU p~y . ·O NLY,., .. ' i !"'•· ' " with purchat~ of. I or more l gal~ . . Television ~ of gasoline . .COME ONE, COME ALL, and Get Into Total of 21 ·Pri1es 111-·...fpn.f ~~ ·. , . " . . ; t'AIR~ .. 1806' valuo 525 volvo . I .! $1 I3.26 Waverly, Ohio, ;8·9.95 . ('(_ ..• Dealer Fro~lde Vic Dcunone lan1h ,Jan Jlugust Tho " Theft: Be.tter-'nlste calls .fbr ·"":.-.:·.. ~ are well worth your trip, Tbis is your LAST shopping place, so ~ome nrepared to deal. Faat, Free Dellvery, Move in tomor· row. Anything ot vilue taken in trade. Laine WAVERLY MOBILE '' Fur~itaare On The . Brlgbleot Cotner . In Middleport . ' stuck with 7.5 hew and u&ed tr&Jiers. 14 to--GO tt. Also 10 wld£>8, two and three bedrooma, nationally known rhi11t'ei. The lowest possible terms anywhere. Drive a UtUe and. save a lot. Baker .-- glass.l . Save $100 to $1000 $23.31 PaHI Paae you a carton o£ RC Just to liy a ....111. And think ofali lht fua you'll haq ~ 1 1 you're doina il! ~o other cola, mnemlier;· :Is made Ill«! ac..-m.de to pe )'lU U"*'J '!tesher Ravor, glass alter frosty 1 A{)T NOW'- 56 ill nme Favorites by Top ~ who concentrated on and honks, scal'ed ~~~~ after the workout, and pla,D4_ to enjoy biB' first day off in . 11eMIY two weeks totlay. . '· • .. ',. ' HOME S4LES U. S. No.·U WAV!RLY, OHIO • ·~h'trt'itiieldell M~Royal ~-~ilve~) " TOTAL VAIUI Carton of Cotd Cola • ~ $89.95 ••,•• • 56 ~II Tim• l ii;.i;.'i'.f'chicago, May 1. · The ex· TRAILERS TRAILERS Automafie Radio-Phone Mocfel 5RP-41 -s1ttiar Ray Robinson brushed up Ott1ttndamentills Wednesday while tor his middleweight with champion Gene FuJ.. r- "' - . . · Only One FREE Carton, ' · · ~ Per_family . I HIRI'S -ALL' \ \YOU_Q.OJ) '• �.. Panthers Shut Out 2nd Day. In R0WI · Powell Shows Masterful Control In His First Game, Issuing No Walks tDmeroy•a Panthers were shut au' for the second straieh.t day ant tbelr Beeond game, WednesdaJ 1n Raclne wben ]van Powell, In hli first game for the Tdrbadoe.! or for anybody else, bel~ hts op. poients to three hits and did not Walt a man. The score was li-0. On Tutsda;r Gallipolis defeated the J"Oif.DJ lnex:perienced Panthers. 9-0. JoweU'a exhlhllion of control W~l consi,dered especially remark. . because Joc:~I basebaU hi~ torlans could .cat re.c.all a time when any hiih stbool pitcher in MEigs County e¥er went tht rOute in a 7-inning getne ·without lst~ulng ODe free pass. The Panthers did oat l'!t 1 hit until the slx~b innJng WileD 'lt'ith ont away, Arnold &Ot a clean idll&lEt to Jeft. Hemslq, witb two aut, hit a .!lbort single. :Powe.U tbtD. fan.. ne4 S. T. Johnson to end. the thl"tat. BiU Gibbs Jin(led ~leaoat In the laat lnnlng tq cirmplete the Paather attack. ' Racine sewed 1t UP. Jn th1 laeoncl when Fr(end w1lktd. Ponti Jinaled to left and Silser lnantU ln lront of lht plate. Tbe- ee.t~·· ·thr~tw ·to fir!t: ba~e RAID MIAMI AGAIN EVANSTON , Jll. UP - Northwe~Hern raidf'd mami l ' uivt•rstty of Oido for t"'Oachini ht•lp for th e second time :n less th<~n a y('a r Thursday. pickin g Bl!! Hohr to rt• place Wllltio Fts~rr as lilt• W iJJ. ra t basketball mentor. landed near Antiquity and both runn~rs scorefl_ In the sixth Manuel led off with a double, Hill sacrificed him to .Rohr, 38, ....·ill })rin ~ hi s top as ~net Birth singled to center s.istant, 25-yl.'ar-old Boh Doll, with seoriD& Manuel and after Wolfe filed out, Gr11ham dnubll'ld to Wl· tf'r scoring Birch . Grimm capped it off with a sharp single lo right scoring Grah<~m . Racine had men on base every inning but one. and had 12 mrn left dangling all told. Terty Phahn and Art Arnold held the Tornadoes to seven hils. wi,i.ll Arnold coming on iu the secorid i..Qniue. The Tornadoes will try to schedule a lilame IVith Wahama today. R H 1!: Pomeroy UOO 000 0--0 3 2 Rtrlne 020 003 x~ 7 1 Pomeroy : Phnlin (LPJ. Arnold, (2} and Leffle. Ratinc : Powell and Birch. ___ __ _ __ Tto athletes who will form t:u·! necleu.s Middleport's entry i!l the slrCfllg Ohio Valley A.~socla­ t.ion Basabali League this sum- or y..,, K M fl_ V' SoH 10 ManaJ .. ICiot• Mike Mull•n MIDDLIPORT i1l -Tl ·;:;),J li.i!>.-"l•.. ·."·"·"""L.-..,Ll!L-"'-"""'-'f Who rat"' what for performance ness of ride and other driving " Feature Show and smoother riding in the low· priced three? Chevrolet has Jaid the an::.wer and 1~l. .,· · d ••:1 the line! First, Chevrolet won tl w Auto Decathlon over ev61)' car in its field, c:md over the higher priced cars that were tested, too. This rugged ten·way test (righl, below) showed Chevrolet was the champ in handling ease, braking,aoceler· at ion, pussing ability, smooth· qualities you want in a car. Then, Chevy won the Pure Oil Performance Trophy at Day\Qna (lejl, bel<n~~) as ·"best pcrfonning U.S. automobile.'" It's quite a feeliag to know t~t you are driving a car that performs so well, res}X>nds so beautifully and is so finely built. You feel proud, of course. But you also enjoy a surer, smoother, steadier way or going, a keen J Ew YOIU< UP- A hour-and- 1~1! t ~)l'visio u "sprcl ac ular" r . . . . i"! cat--quick response of power, and the easiest handling you've ever experienced behind a wheel. Just J p.laie wilh baseball heroes. mnvic •;s, and mo\·: ,.~ or rJmous mDill· e on the di:l.mond. will snlutr t conti ng ba:,; ~ ball .n•Rson th i~ ~urday night. 'i l try this Chevrolet (VB or SL1) and see! tl'With mo~· ie :Jdor Gene Kelt • as host, thl' s how w .ll be carried ___ Yia NHC from 10:30 :.._ p. m . - \'ankees Shortest Odds In History - lUSA OI>\ 9 p. m. ES'I' ' o IULO ;. NEW YORK UP- The New 'York Y<:nl;r.:r..;. nd ed Thtll"_, day at to be the !>.h ortpen nant rnvo rit e e\'<" r t:!Bted by Bt·ondwuy odlls- m;~ker::; ClleJy showed its still the champ ..• • at Daytona ... and in the Decathlon I ·~1-priced - · The lopsided "lwok" on the A,meric:!n l t>ilf.lte rilt'!"' rat etl t:u:o '~thcr fon t "'{'rmtenders"' fo r the· )ig all at B-1 lht· f'li'Vl•lmld 1:1_lans, Chil'll·g o Whi t~· Sox, Del rQil Tigers and 13o ~t un R ~ d Sox. Kan"us City, B;!l tirr ->rf! a nd Washin:,:· ton were writte n off at 10()..1. · ll.V.M. OSU Class. 1919 V•terina ry Office 551 Ru s$•11 St. Middleport, Phon• 6131 Easter Bonnett Dresses Shorties Spring •·•~ a $25 to $1000 entry will b ~ aeuoned by tucb proven playlt'~ Mlek MJiler, Woody Call, Bob· Ntlson, Ike Wilt, Hank Clatrthy and Ohio Univrr.dty grill qqarttrback Charley Stobart. others who hne signed to play and ·afe tooperating oo a fund ralaing cl:lmpaign fur equipmenl lnclud• Earl Smith, Jho Sowle~. John 1.froman, Larry Rice, Bill De M01key and Don Hunnel (of Pomeroy.) Parson:! .c;aid the rostl'!r is still open as he hopes t , The Middleport loans on Signature• only, auto or fumhure. t / "" ' bJ· nr. ..... l!otP<IIaiiU ' •ltpU\INioono CiWUol I I ,_ ONE TRIP S~VICE PHONE fiRST Come .in now-get 11 \\iuning deal on the cbampioo1 ' Outside Paint • $4·.29 gal. YOUNG'S MARKET See Your Authorized Chevrolet Dealer Kal Hindy, Manaror 300 W, S~ond St. -Phone: 432, Pomeroy 80flf'l: Mo-n.•Fri. B..ls; Sat.. 9~U-~ m?fn.ing• b11 apPOintmen! MIDJ)LEPORT .. SPECIAL I \ '' House full of Musi~ oFFER I RECORD FAVORITES ~ ' . ( 'nd. tin Ia ~ Oooclyar quality hulde .mel $94.50 ' tr>Pjlt ~plut.eUAco!power .._ 1.moMd. oikJCiof ..,... ·· IIUIIIt ... leabuet JOil won't find in any ...... . tin .. tile price. GaodJ<III't =luoive ~ IOimpeMd ~T Cord Body fight1 off tile tluee ••tl LGrt., ,.Wfl'-,nt,.JW •o4•1• oil• natf.eW.I McMaster '•"*"' .... tin ~ SbocJc mcl ,......, olmoWo ....a -loqor ....., IIIII HardW8N ud J'andturo - talety. Famout Stop-Notch tmu! !::..~:~·tv bcyon4..,.,.,... at thitl " ' " ' - pri<tl Itt .!"~ ....... .. Saw Menew EGGS ... · .............. · ... 3 tla. ISc Best In Town CUBE STEAK .... · .. .. .. .. .. .. .. · · · · ll 89c Dontile Play COFFEE ............................ IIt.49c Clifford . . . 179 142 130 451 Tedesco Horak . . Chisler . . Grueser . . . 115 162 173 146 RIZER OIL CO. Handicap Total '1'77 722 660 21SO !t 2 2 , '·~ .(,'. DON't MISS IT Drive In ond Register fo .. the Grand Prizes w. Malo Sl. Phone 44>X 197 181 10~ 119 16'7 194 159 124 122 136 100 156 73B 157 136 127 140 1~2 HJtl 151 134 144 216 144 145 128 Rlegs . . 145. 173 318 \will:give~you~a. · . . .. \ " 423 4tj8 496 4136 2226 • 464446 346 451 286 24 2335 493 283" 261 465 5SO 327 90 2469 Inpls: · . . . . . f70 174 164 508 M~nchint . . . . . 144 114 ·_ to Sisson . .. ·.... 158 195 181 534 Coates . . . . . . . 151 147 16~ 463 R. Davis . . . . . 134: 138 217 509 Crow =======---.c._'-=-- ======:;:==~- 'Mi~~s "Roy_al· ~Ctg_wn . 535 360 483 423 Allensworth 149 141J Smith . . . . Jenkins . . 156 Powell 150 Total 733 S.CO"" Sf. Merket Graves . . . . . 147 8. Divis 168 Cornett 130 Mitch . . 162 Lieving 158 173 180 130 755 Mala st. 6 Darst . . . . . . . . 182 167 200 549 Total 810 785 760 23155 New York Central C. Davis . . . . 129 164 120 413 158 145 303 Tota.l . . 700 E')'t tomeroy ~,;;~;;;;;;;;;,,,,""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,;,~,,=~=~=,;..,~~~~!!!!!!~~~~~~ Baker Furniture Handicap 19 2 3 Total . . . 784 719 882 Holtllm Bakery Woods. 180 169 144 Grate 121 16~ Slater 122 139 D. Schilling 168 171 126 Stobart 152 165 233 J. Schilling 159 168 llattdl'fP . 43 :!'! 2~ 'total . . . . 786 830 863 LIMrty R•staurant .' -~ LoMllyOwned and Operated BONEY'S FRONT STREET MARKET 124 139 37:J 1 140 116 418\' 198 159 53,) 116 114 376 2 design honer tracDoa Oil ltl3rtl, """' mcllum&. Gel 3-T Super.cwhioot oow f.,. tire tafety lleanu - Eat ' BOLOQNA·· .................. IIk1Sc Clatworthy E. Baker J. ll.aker . . . . Anderson 56 ALL TIME ) world'• Fine For Luncbel PAINT c~~ors $3.95 gal fraachioed Cbem>lot deal"" dQploy thiolamouo lradem"k •'OJ'O buijdB the Right From The Farm INSIDE WALL PAINT -~5ii:~~ca~r~,Y~l~6~•.·t~h~ro~u~g~h~t~hc~s~co~';'";·~ ~~~~ ~~~:·:·~-~··~m~~~.'~"~··~~~·~~·;~~~~~~~~·:·;·~~~~~~~~~~_.~..~~~-.~~....~~..~==..~..~~~~~~~~~~====~~~~==~~~~~~~~~ I • High lnd, game, Stobarl 233. ENTER CHEVROLET'S $275,000 "LUCKY TRAVELER" CONTEST! •.,o.u.,,.,,•• " TURf ~ge~~HJeJUnc. tried .........~!if fWf . ,. 4. PULVERI US LEAVES s. MULCHU roc~·bottf111f ) 1. MOWS GlASS, 2. TRIMS CLOSE 3. CUTS WEEDS Why Pay More? S50 ·-- .. 1 TRI·COUNTY LEAGUE Results April 8 High serie3, Holsum Bakery 2469 High game, Lib. Reslaurant, 872 . High Ind. game series, Slobart POI!1EROY A small amount .•• large loan, get the money you need with apeed.. Whenever resi· dents of this area want cash , .. we always go out of our way to mako loans your way. Bowl111g Highllahtt tim Mts .aS lewall'd I ,;;;;;~;;::;;;;;;,;;;;;;;~;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;; ttltlt. IIRo - Moys (NY). . Phillips Sisters ~!'Gill Pomeroy, Jlortfol'd, (Tillers) P1;. Pi:tinat. Radne and Cool· Sot tht Toro Whirlwind 11 -tilt,....,..._. W lml'nt, Cleveland 400 000 4 1 Burnside, Surkont (7) OOX-4 and Tbom· as; Score, MosS! (8) anil Hegan. Wl~Jlf.l' - &:ore. Loser - Burn· . AND plarett ~ to professionnl eGntriftl (J.- J1 Ylafs Of exlstenC"c W~ ib.cf after World Wnr 11, will .. compottd of eIu bs a IHO Tlr• 111/ely beyfititl c-~,;._ o.l I lJ(~Iic\·eL: 1·3, we1·e St. Louis 001 301 011- 1 10 1 By Unlt.d Pl'fll .. Keega n, Howell tS), LaPalme At Charleston, W. V1. (9) and Lollt~r; Cheney, Murtett 011 000 211~ 9 0 (51 Merritt (6) , Wilhelm (8) ahd CincinnaU Washington 101 000 000-2 9 1 H. Smit h. W1nner - Ketgan Loa. Freeman, Klippstein (!), Meyer er - Cheney. HRs - Northey {'I' ) and Bailey; P~scuat , Bye~ly (Chi.), t..ollar (C hi.) Doby (C hi. ), {8) ~llid Berberet. WJOner - KUp- Ennis (St L .). pstem. Loser - Pascual . HH Herzog. (Wash.). At Fort Smith, Ark. Kan.s.~s Cily 001 000 300 4 9 1 j Little Rock 000 JI)O 0)1)._2 6 1 Al Wichita . Knn. Coleman , Urban (8) and Thomp· 110 000 300-5 10 0 Rrooklyn son ; Hrrria!I'F . Spin~r t7 ). Miller 000 000 000--0 4 0 Milwaukee Drysdale and Campanella, Walk· (91 and th·Jtnas, Peden (7). Win.N (3); Burdctlc , Conley (5), Murff 'ner - C'o1Naan. Lo11er - Herri age. HR- Lopez {KC). f9) and Rice. Crandall (1) . LoserBurdette. }{R - Jaclur,on. (BJ,.n). At Atlanta, Ga . ( lO inns.) At Greenville . S. C. Detroit 000 200 000 0--2 9 1 Boston 100 0Q3 2()0......6 9 3 Pittsburgh 000 000 Oil 1-3 7 2 Philadel phia 100 020 000--3 9 1 FORD AGAIN Bunning, Wojey (91, Gromek Si ~ler. D <~ lock (7) and White; GREENSBORO, N. c. UP-Doug Haddix, Simmon! (T); MU!er (9) (10) and Wil!ion; Friend, Swans~n (9), · . KIIM'YII• ~1i) -sWIIir, . viW. ~ Ford the new Mo.&tcrs &ulf ehamand Lopata, Lonne1t {9). Wlnnerner XllZO'YL l.osa,r Gro~1 pion.' sct.l out to break Sam· Sis ler. Loser - Haddix. Hlh Bouchlle (Phila. ), WUJ'iams (208.), ek. tip, ...-::. W:all~ (Pg_hl, Po.,er! snead's domination of the $15,000 Greater Greensboro Open 'fournaFernandez (Ph.ila.) Gernert I·Bos.). (Pg ). which starts Thu1·sday with At Suvannah", Ga. At MeJnphl•·· Tenn. , a tleld of 125 pros. N. York (A} 410 010 020--8 12 0 Baltlmol!t 000 121 00~7 1 ~ --Savannah 000 ioo 30tJ-......4 8 2 Chicfio iNl olo 000 2tlti--§ 9 ~ W(ght, Zttve;r:lnk ·(t), , trtrrirese LONG HAUL Ford, Grim (8) and B.orra, Soward (4) ; Mason, C. Brown (3), Dob- {8), FOI'JI!ele& (81 all.d l'rlandn >, hHAMI, Fla. UP Stubby zanski (6), J. Brown (8), S lencak PYbutn (9); Bush~ Blllmah (7l, Davey Moore loC~keU with a bal· (!1) and Bwh. Schmidt (9). Winner Collum (8), Brotrnn (8}, Ltw;ft !9' tered eye at the featherweight li· - Ford. Loser Mason. HRaand Nelrium: Wlnnet - Wilht. tie 'fhursday, but admitted he bad Ba.uer (NY), Ford (NY), Mantle Lc>ser ........ ltu•h.. a "migbty lont haul to get there" !NY). )n sp~te of hit- impreuive up~et AI MiAmi. Fla.· vittory over GU Cadiili at Mi· New York (N) 000 000 010-1 3 0 ami's Biscayne Arena. "liSE US FOR 44 YUle. Spring Change Over . AI Knoxville, Tenn. Grapefruit Standings I Chicago (A 200 24 I OOIJ-.9 8 1 eball Heroes No maHer how much you need mer made preliminary plans for IUm.Qier campaign Tue1dav night at a meeting held In the Sport. Center with Gl.'ntul Man· •ll'lr Jo.b Partons. Sef'n f'; R11hies and Di ~ll·m twr 1'r'£'rtting Ilorsl.'s. t"<~t tle or Hogs ror 111! dt ~t· ;~se~ 1 'he 1'!11· kaCIIt, whlcb hn~ r··--<('""'"""''="'·.wp.:v· ··~""•·:·•·-v.>;,o,-W" · ~',':>;{'..,.'A~~~l"·":;- ·"""":'f'":~~r•· ... : ,. ·=.""',~b:.._ ..,..... ~.::-,.,<O.::d<:::;,~;"t;)i;;t..2l;_,_,..,.:..i'·· '•:,·: ... against llin~h a m. Dally Sentinel, l'omeroy·Kidtlleport, 0., AprU 11, 19G7-!l • Dogs Vaccinated Dr. A. R. ----:--- ·· ..... 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Jdiddleplll'!, 0 ., Aprilll, 1957 pop fly • f,,;· r '1 R•IISh hit • I Jackets Going To Point Pleasant Pomeroy Panther~ ~~I'" king lh e1 r first run of the sea ,un ~ tter twn gamu, will take on the Rul lanfl Red Devils this aftern oon at 4 v'· i clock on the Pom eroy diamond Coach Dick Retlo n ma y ga with Jimmy Joe Hemsley on Lh cmound anti Leffll! {';drh in;! minut,.laler. in front af the plate which was misjud&ed and dropped for a hi.t !mpirs flywttigbt c.hamplon IlaJ · ceroina: Dower 's poor 5howlng j botto m of the fifth wh en Larry with Oliver com ing home from Oowttr llhd hi• m.a.ouer . .Nat set. agaJns1 cb•mpion ~aJCU.Il l't•_r·ez Hesson scored on a dPep fly to seco nd. ler. have been summoned to ap. of Argentina in lhelr rt'cenl tttle r(•ntn .Qrld by Bob Olll't'f which •ear before tbe Britlsh BoxlnJ bout. Dower , a former Wels h mm· 1.1.:1s drOIJped . Oliver scured on a SUMMON CHAMP lloard of Control in London on er, war knock"d out w the Jrr.st r!ukt' hit by CbarleS' Roush just LONDON UP_-_ B,_itls_ h_ and , April 24 to lace an inquiry con r.~ ou_n_d_ _ ---~ --- The \\" llh~ 1111 Whitl' Fa lcons won thet r OJWnin g g~mt• of th• sea!on I on W l'r lw.-~J<tY as llw ~· whipped lhl.' Bu tl and ltt•tl ll t·1-·i ! ~ hy fl ECOTC of 2-{J irt :1 o,:~ 1111- rl~ .•t•d ou tht' Wu bama ·fit· Iii. j Bnh 011\"Pr. F:~kon h·t rkr. ~­ mo ..:; t tn~~t·l ,1 1111 hll!t:r in his fl"r :..t ~1iddlerurt's Yd tow .Ltck· · ~ s i g:illw of t!Jc r{'ar as he hel d th e tr:~nl to Pt. Plt.•a-.,mn torJ: t:. H1·t1. Dr·1·ils tu one hit th.tt com . 1heir first gam e uf tilt> loe3 1 IJ1g tn the lift~ lllmn~ when Lll r ry SEOAL baseball sched ule aft r· r a ; ~u.g ar~ s tngled bPt\H'l'll .o;hnrt and numl>t:'r of postporl eml'n(ll lsecou · · Ol ivf' r fann ed 1.; nlf'n <t•ul walk· Coaeh Nolan Swa{'kha nwr'_.; In'- , Nl thrl't·. He hit lwo. H.1tl.mU lf'ft tE'ry L> expeMed to bt• J rm B ow-~ erght mt· n strnnded. les on t.ltl' mound anti Dave ][ indy _ Meanw!•d le the l'~~~~~ w~>re getbark slopping him. 1 Panthers Take On Rutland 'Devil., Players Meet In Anticipation Of - - - . - . - - Summer Campaign DRIVE IN TODAY For Wahama Edges Rutland By 2-0 On Falcon Field tlng to Rutland pitch ing for Jlv~ hlls and left 11 men on b;~se. The F'alron runs came m the 75'1' 832 872 2481 int~oduce you to. ,this Jlghter,...fr•Jh•r-colat' . . FUNDAMENTAL WORK QREENWQQD T,AfiE, N. Y. uP iral with 406 W. Main St. Pomeroy RADIO•PHONOS • LOOK AT THIS GRIAT OPPIR STARTING FRIDAY, APRIL 12th . • ...spnd ·' \ GIFTS FOR MOM AND DAD ond ·t he Kiddies I FREE I· Mertury Hltl . S · • 4.1 RPM sPindlo $ •...... - f YOU p~y . ·O NLY,., .. ' i !"'•· ' " with purchat~ of. I or more l gal~ . . Television ~ of gasoline . .COME ONE, COME ALL, and Get Into Total of 21 ·Pri1es 111-·...fpn.f ~~ ·. , . " . . ; t'AIR~ .. 1806' valuo 525 volvo . I .! $1 I3.26 Waverly, Ohio, ;8·9.95 . ('(_ ..• Dealer Fro~lde Vic Dcunone lan1h ,Jan Jlugust Tho " Theft: Be.tter-'nlste calls .fbr ·"":.-.:·.. ~ are well worth your trip, Tbis is your LAST shopping place, so ~ome nrepared to deal. Faat, Free Dellvery, Move in tomor· row. Anything ot vilue taken in trade. Laine WAVERLY MOBILE '' Fur~itaare On The . Brlgbleot Cotner . In Middleport . ' stuck with 7.5 hew and u&ed tr&Jiers. 14 to--GO tt. Also 10 wld£>8, two and three bedrooma, nationally known rhi11t'ei. The lowest possible terms anywhere. Drive a UtUe and. save a lot. Baker .-- glass.l . Save $100 to $1000 $23.31 PaHI Paae you a carton o£ RC Just to liy a ....111. And think ofali lht fua you'll haq ~ 1 1 you're doina il! ~o other cola, mnemlier;· :Is made Ill«! ac..-m.de to pe )'lU U"*'J '!tesher Ravor, glass alter frosty 1 A{)T NOW'- 56 ill nme Favorites by Top ~ who concentrated on and honks, scal'ed ~~~~ after the workout, and pla,D4_ to enjoy biB' first day off in . 11eMIY two weeks totlay. . '· • .. ',. ' HOME S4LES U. S. No.·U WAV!RLY, OHIO • ·~h'trt'itiieldell M~Royal ~-~ilve~) " TOTAL VAIUI Carton of Cotd Cola • ~ $89.95 ••,•• • 56 ~II Tim• l ii;.i;.'i'.f'chicago, May 1. · The ex· TRAILERS TRAILERS Automafie Radio-Phone Mocfel 5RP-41 -s1ttiar Ray Robinson brushed up Ott1ttndamentills Wednesday while tor his middleweight with champion Gene FuJ.. r- "' - . . · Only One FREE Carton, ' · · ~ Per_family . I HIRI'S -ALL' \ \YOU_Q.OJ) '• �• ' ' ' 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport 0 ., April II 1957 ' NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ' LN PUflSUANCE of the order of the Probate Court of Mei&s county Ohio, 1 will offer for sale at public auction on the <6th d.ay or May, 19:17, at 11.1 .00 o'clock a. m. •t the door of the Court House, Pomeroy . Ohio, the · ducnbed · · followmg real estate Slt· RATES uated in t~e cou n!y of Meig.s, 2 eeata word. one lnsertloa. Minimum charge ~--' cent! State of Ohio , ~~d in the Township per word or three coosecutive tn.sertiona.. of ~alem, to-~Jl. . ~iaf - One montb for ~ cent.l c,r word. 1he. f ollow1~g dr-scr1bed ~remU rate of 2 eenta per word will · cttar~ed for advertisinl U 1ses situated tn the Township of DOt paid lor before the l!Sth of each month fo lowing Insertion. Salem, C,Ounty of )feigs and State Errers in Advertising-Sbould be repor'U!d immediately. The of Ohio: Being a part of Section D.Uy Sentinel •ill not be reeponslble for more than one incor· No. 18 of Township No. 0, Range r.t1 insertion. C.ard of Thanks and Special Notices of Events $1.00. Obituaries No. 15 o~ 'l'owrt.ships of the Ohio publtab~.-d at 1 cent l>ef word. Company's Purcha!Oe and bounded a1 follows: Beginning on the sec· tion line eighty rods south of the (91 For Sole northwest corner of said Section (1) Notices 3 Hereford cows with calves, No. 18 ;thence f'ast one hu ndred IT'S EASY TO Calve, reatiy to \'eal. 1 yearling rods; thence south eighty r ods; BUY - SELL - RENT Uereford bul l. See Lorenzo Dav- the nce west one hundl'ed roda: or find employment - hire is, L & Z Shop, 114 Co urt Sl. to the secUon line ; thence north 4 10 4tc or find a loot itom through FOB CONSISTENT DEPEND~LE RESULTS WANT -ADS PHONE 398 f:: The Dally Sentlnol WANT ADS. Don't put It off Call 398 Today- AD Ad in GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and . DAIRYMEN- large selection ol coolers and cans, priced right. Service. R. A. Flnlaw, ~12 E. Fulton Thompson, Pomeroy. Main Sl. Pomeroy. 3 9 lmop 4 10 He &his eolumn ------ ' GETS RESULTS 12 fl. Elgin Boat wJ:h s tccn n~ controb, 10 HP Stott Atwal.."r M01lor, .cxcc ll•~rL ~.mrhlion, $375.00. Preston j\Iotor.'l, Mid· die port. 4-11·3tr -Good . NOTICE - Eat at Parker's Re• u.. urant, Pomeroy. You II eat better for !eas. 3 22 lmop. ----- . I ¥ aAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? Jokcr'o will . give trade on JurD.ituN. 4!el. ' '""the belt' or appllab· I used Mavta g' washer fu;· ule, see M1llarrl V ;:~n M<'tcr or can 90!5·Y, Syraru~c. 4-Il.Jtp . · - - - --,----'- (111 Wonted To Buy ::-:c==·---:-- K d WANTED - used sewing machine. Phone Portland 4M. M'rs. J . 8. Shockey. 4 9 &to '18bl Auto Services SEE BILL CHILDS fot". 'the BEST 1 ·t mo.c - - -=---:-:- used car value•. -::---::--·-- -·----- - - - 3·30 a. H. I<AWWIGS SONS CO.- U hour Wruker Servtce. DQ Phone 8221. Ni&tl.t Pbone t)<)3g,x_ DODGE • PLYMOUTH DI!ALTJIS. 3 8 tl --·-·(8) Auto Soles McCORMICK No. 45 HAY BALIR f'J~w, for as little as 2 days baung a year, it will pay yoLl to uwn a time proven 45- IIJI':i6 Po.nlinc St ar Ch ief 2 d r. Catalina Cpc. $2,695.00. l( ydra· ~ See The New Holland f) F?f ,.Rent HUI, Pomeroy. 4 8 8te STORE and FILLING . STIAT~ON , well 11tetkt-d, with 3 rooin Jly. lna apntment on lot on RL 143, 2 \)lllc Frofl\ ~omeroy, J. uoxno _,j J. Word. . 48 8tp de~e!p . well P.U.II'P· Teaford; Syraetnd!l~ '007·M. MEYERS I 161 For Trade or Sole VlrJI\ SPOTTED PONY, bridle, saddlr 4 Bit< for BRie or tnde for mllk cow. Mplvln Howud, Letart Falls . 4·11·6lG 34 ft. 3 room ·flOij'C tratler, baW\' eomplet!fl with tub and ahower. Very ~uonable. 19M model, (201 Business Services Write Boa D11, Alhen1, Ohio. , ..-... • · .. 4 g 6tp COMPLETE , Jriaurlinelf Pi'Gtectlon, Lire, Auto. P'lre, Pollo. Call Don "d r M'uTUAL ' iAVINOI Millo, Mlddl•port. Oblo. hOSTON-w·The ' nalion'a firsl muhlll uvings bank \VIS rounder! QUICK SERVICE on here 1111 1816. Prlo~ to that time ~· hy ~1. there wat~ no banking lacllltlc3 watChmaker, CQU.INS for tho11c who wlshcd to sav-J LmRS, PumeroJ, l.S..tf money In amall amounts. Tod01y RADib • T~L&VIStOl~~'iSERVJCI, there ne 384 ~tuch banta in New Phon• tlO, Cleland" ,a\.ppllanea Main Sl. Pomer't)y, Enalanrt with au.ot• tolalina: $9 · Store, hd billion. 2-23-11 w. TW.O PI~E ~p rose ~'riczc Hv· 8 out or IO person• lhlt read thia lh" room SIJl~. good eon.dltkm . ad need llteii' ahoos l'tl:PIIretl. Mrs. Cuah ·Johnaon. Bt'adbU17. Racine Shoe "Shop, )'OU IIVtl 4-114tp. here. t-0-ff SAT., April 13, I :00 :p , M. near TIRMITIS IXTIRMINATID Tupptre l'lrin1, I \'1 mlle souttr Far rrec on .. JU. 1 on Suece•• ·Roa". Squtrt~ :utb Mayl.al waWr, I 2 dt. ·ftJIIIJ ~ablnot, 3 pl~e wall cobln;t. 1 clot~ hamper, tnm • lng·, bo•rd. iron;· 1litchen· Ca':). ne~~ alm,on .nt!lw g:as cooking ato'it, .w e.unahouae rdroa:eru ... 'tor,· I)~ .eabinet. studio cabinet, , @P_Ilb' table, wardrobe COMPL!:T'E Inaurance Preleetion, We, Auto, P'tr~. Polio. Call Don blRndo. blonde bod, 2 ,Milia, KiddleJUtrl, Ohio. !JtlltfOI'Ii' roe:Ura, aaa heath:~: ---- -1"-· atove, 11~<1 other itl!ms. Owner&ne1t C111icoat. AuttlC:ml!(lf ' ¥orion Wood. 4-11 '2tp lDil MobU Homt!, 4 J!Qonll and oh..,.r ' bath, prl« 11600.00. ~II Wlao, phone .&ril-lte ' ~Y. l .. ' • a... Wml*a 1..aaur1:n1ee Allml:J.llllddl ....... ,.... • - NQ.II FOUIIA"'ABBOTr T.V. SERVKIIC All moku Ropajred b)' l!X· pori Teollnteiull. •Pbone II2IM Y .lllddloport. ' 8-lo.tl WEINER$ - · .... ·.. .. .. .. .. 3 lb. $1.00 SIMONS COFFEE .. · .... · .. .. · lb. 69t · .. · .... · 50 lbs. $1.49 SIMONS MARKET W. MAIN ST. PHONE 330·M POMEROY ~""' ' '"J>91'"i•n • Top Value Gifts for Top Value S~amps , ,, ..• Made leader wllhoulagelng! It's lender 10 limes out of 10! Fresh. - Completely New From )llleh to Chute FUlTON THOMPSON Lb. Tender :' :· · Tenderay Sirloin Steak · · · · • · · • • Lb. 89~ AU Mikes and Modeb METROPOLITAN Tanderay Cube Steaks ·.. ·.. .. -·-.... · Lb. 89c lenderay Rump Roast Boneless .. ·- ........ Lb. 79'i BIKkhowk Sll<ed · D•ooNd Lb. 23c F' h Stl ks · 3 k $f' ' Bacon -· - -· · · -.... Lb. 59c · ...... · .. · .. -·-Sib. box 95c •s c · ............ · P gs. • , AUTO SALES - CONCRETE BLOCKS n "lull•lottorhrL...- GRUESEB BLOCK CO. I MUM N.rth ef POMINf Servlee of eomfortlbg beauty •• •• •• • • • * 1t a c::ost •• •• • 1>llhln the • • • family'• means T revty·Finsterwold li'UNERAL HOME 144 Butternut Phone 281 Kroger -- Salad Dressing • ' Morton Pot Pies Chick•n. B~ or Tt.~rkly • • Red Rose No. 2Vz w.ith pork Cons • • • • Monday, Tuesday, Wedaeaday, Thursday ... _· 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, Saturday ... , . .• . _. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Greens No. 303 can 1Ck Beans2 No.21f2cans39~ • Qt.49¢ 3 for79¢ • • • • • • Pecktn Label Cut OrMn ' Jelly Deans ' . .... , , . ...... .. 18 oz. pkg. Duck Eggs ...... _....... .' . .. 19 oz. pkg. Rabbit Cart ...... ....... .. , 9'AI 01. abe Easter Basket . . .. .. . . .. .. .. .. 7 o1.. alze 25e 39c 38e 39c ' . ·K.G~er wh!lle,.koraol golden Cant ~ .. _ .. · .. ·.. · 2-12 1 . oz. cans 25c lb. Longhorn bog AC{;IPINT Ch.-se ·--· :· .......... ..... Lb. 1k Lilt. Cooullly ... - ·-. . Rtol Ettote Broker '"' · WE IUY · :ITI.UCTUIIAL I llo\MI ICUP IROH- MITALl OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ,_til ·+ NYLON HOSE 2 pai~ _$1~19 11 Inch Cud-clf• Bunnies · .. · ............ .. Each $1.49 16 Inch ....., Bunnies . ................... . Each 99( · Rodnoy Downing PHONII . Famous Bnnd Eoattr Toys INSURANCE AGENCl' PJ-., ....... Hoolth ·~- .,....., A MILLION DOU..ARs SE.WED IN THAT FLAT'f"OOr'S HEAD, AND ~lbcj Y£LLOW TO GO IN THf~ RE .A.ND GE.T IT!.' Kroger C~shed Krogo Pure Shorteni'!g Pres.erves • Em bossy • Strowb•rry 3. 2 lb. con 79( . - 45C.. ' ,' \;./' \ Oll. Fr ..h atolk· - '' , Sweet Corn ' J • . ·• I , ' ' ... • 4 ears 35¢ ,o c_ ': • '\'' , • < :. • • • • ·_ Jdtf '-~ v [l ' ·,10'),1" • ' f_-' .. ... f. ,, - . '•·~ .• · ,.; • ' ~ ' - ~·~~; , ,:':.~!~.~ ~~fplg~.• ' I 4!c MUk · .. )..'·~ ·...:.. '· .&.'fall Cons .J.. •' >\ Florida Pascal Kroger EvaJIOriled I, Jan ;:,.~ Pineapple · ·· · · '· · · · 2,No. 2 (ans , J(), ~ • >, -~ ' ..... -·~ • Second. War-a Womens Club ••t MeetJnq • · eId Past CQunC:ilors Of D.of A Meeting H~ld On Tuesday l~ u.e ·, , Nominating Group Enterprise EUB Women's Society In Tuesday Meet '.'\ ; .i ~ rs P•k•r• L...l Easter Candy ' Store l.::::;:;:;:;~;;;;::;;;;;:;;;;t In MIDIIUPORT, 'OHIO 1 tt I '·'' Pomeroy Middleport Society .:J-f ,HAYUNER TRACTOR SALES Rock Springs WSCSEiects New Officers ~ Uaela..Uled POTATOES • 1'111: SIIJTII , AJIIL' am .. - · Pbnno 13111J[ lb. 33c Sldnle.. I Kroger-Cut Tenderoy FIJJ' CAN VOlJ USE $3G-.$M a wellk in addition to your preacn t earn· •Jnp1 Supply Con!ilume rs In City of Pomeroy with the larGe Rawlclgh Une. Start earning lmmcdlat.ely. Wrlle Rawlolgh's, Dept. OHD-840·'176. Freeport, Ill. 4·11·Hp CAlliE HAMS .. .. .. · .. · .. .. I Road, 7 room house, large barn, other buildings, plenty of waler, timber, peach trees, a good farm and 9riced right. RES!OENCE- Happy Hollow Rd., 8 acres, 5 rooms, other buildings price $2, 100.00. RESID.NCE - Close ln, 4: rooms, large lot, price $3,000 .00. RESIDENCE - Lincoln Hill, 6 room!, 3 do1fn , 3 and bath up, baseme nt, lnrge lot, prtced right. P••rl Parker, Apnt Porntroy. PhoM 201 E•rl D. M-ndar, Sr., Reellor (4) II, 3tc ----.,---::-:--:;,-- 35 Gallon Det'nlng: Spny Pump on wheel•. Call C. E. Dow, Roae to 8 lb. Avg. 120 at>res, Boshan Keno FARM - 111?6 Hu .ck S!H!Cilt,l VO • 2 s:lcCplng rooms. Oall 388-Y. 4 10 3tp 1crn Sedan. S2,RM.OO. Dynaflow I dri ve, nlmofll like the day it -----.,---- -----:--,--Wlis solrl! Hlnctlnar 'M, Pumcru:y . Furnished rooms, cluse in town . 4-II ·Htc. 127 Butlernul 4-9-12tr (91 For Sole 4 Fishing Outlook Reported As Poor For This Weekend ! .- -c---c- --------,--,- Let me show you some choice building Ms. Only about ten minute:< w.dk from Court llouae. A. N. Beniel, Pomerqy . 4 3 tr Phoae 94 - Pomeroy 1033 l'onllac V8 Slur Chiof (;ata· Jo'ivc Room Apartment with laun· !ina Cpc. $2,105.00. liard Top, dry and e:.ragc. First Floor. A. all leather aeats, ~ower steer· N. Bengal, Pomeroy. 4 3 tf ing and bra kes. Blaett'llar'f, Rent - Exten•lon Ladder.. 4·II-4Jtc Pomeroy. Scaffold Boards, Drop Cloths. JAM Dodge VB Ro)'ll l 4 dr. SrClinton Jo'~ s her, Middleport. dan . $1 .29ti.OO. P owtr steering Phone 62b5-X. 11 1 tf power flllr. , Dodge's fine i:.. ror rent - Electrle wallpaper Blaellnar'K, l'omcruy. 4·11-<ll r tteamer. Clinlui1 Fisher, Mid· 11-1~o~r 11Jt13 Bu ick V8 Super 1. rlr. Sedilll dlepo1·t. l'h. 628~-x $1,21lii.OO. I>ynunow drive, beau· tlrul two tone bluC' finish. Bl.1-:'t (17) Help Wonted lne~r '1, Pomeroy. 4·ll ·8t~ Local autontobilll agency ha~ openlna for bookkeeper, larly 10~ Chevrolet Bel-Aire 2 rlr. s~~· w)th cxpcrloncc prf"ferrcd , but dan. SlKIO.OO. rowtr Qllrl<', ont' (!:c.perlen~ not nMc.'\liary. or the rleanc!ll 'D3 around. Wrl1e 688·0 , c/o Dally Scntlnd Blaeltnar'•· Pomero y. 4-ll ·tltc Pomeroy. 4·11·3tc Specials at Simons t -----=---=------· (21 I Real Estate Meigs Equipment Co. malic drlVl', all · leather Hcah, nlactl.nal 's fully t qui flp'i-d. l'om<my. . 4- tt_.., :·,~l I .owed and lba. JamtlR Wlll ls Mrs. W. ~- M'orran and soo, Roglht dekfate and Mrs. Roa:er e-r wete buflneu vl.tSit on In CanIINGi AT MAIOH CITY Jilhop, th1 ahernate. field over ' tbe we~Jr: end. Mn. Claude Husted , prograr.1 Mr. and Mn. Herman Wrlnston The Iouth &ethel EUB Adalt Cholt of Slinll' Bldtt, will preuat leader , all!l.iJted by Mls! [Iizabeth moved lut wuk from Canton to Cit,v EUB Churtb oi Weat Vir· Davit, ore5tnted the tin.al thap- lhe Morgan apartments , Athtrl!J CConllnultef from ,.,.,. oM) there wu. no violation beeaust> Cllty EUB Church oJ west' Vir- ters of the 8tudy "lll•ntb in Road. Rev. and Kn. Walda J . Bartel ~ while the law proYldes agaln•t ginia, Sunday, AprU 14. at 7:30 p. Soutb'ea~t Alii&." A diseuuion un m. A aerie~ of l'aYival services tflc \ltudy follr>wed . and AlOOrt Bartels of Mloersvllle alC"Ohol or g~oti~l! . barbltu:.te~ are in . pros~•• at the Maaon City A s;~lad <'OUrse WM ~erved by 'olo-ere In CdJumbuJ We~,!l!-.iday ltl are not 1~ na~plle. ebureb wlt,b the pastor, Rev. Ralph thP ho~Leu to 'MMi. Arnold, Mrs. ::~ttend tho flftleral of Fred Bartels. Other l'tt#reliU"f pojnta in l4tt~ Wlhooe.r, aa ev.-.eJilt. 1'he Soutb Uwot_~ , .Mt.. Blalawier; and dau · lll ev Bartels rofflclaled lit ~e ie"FV· argued by thl! tlebn1e in tAil Bethel Cbolr with Mrs. Garrett a:hten, lWie and Pt\.vllis, Mis , let>. . CBIIe lncludM an ¥P-'Q•~ ~ Ch:riltJ, planJJt, mde recent ap- Davis, Mrs. Weeks and MIS!! GC JJC Eldon Kfi(' U t~r , naymond Krldt·r 1.the. affidavit filed · i .. Middle~ AMft-netl tt ~~ Mt. Her:nan UB vieve Stobart. and Lt>ster BHJley, Morning Shr, Eldon Weeks, Enletprls£" and the Ma:yor'8 court dO:ted JClJ' 2t ChPfeb and at tiM! Lo!tridge Eti8 Jtev. Roaer Bishop were in Murra)' l~ was jn fault :beca.t,ite .it wal: ehWclt City, Tuesday evening to aUf"Jlti . .. n~ properly exee1,1tetl. 'nM! .lrlllan EUB Brotherhood meetlna:. ~, .. .ment was bas,ed on. teJ!timony t ~ M Mr. a nd Mrs. Carroll H. Mt"Ken · at an earlier rlate Mayor C. 0. zie and daug hter, Nannette, of Gal ..,.. ~~sher of Midd\epon said he did lipolis, visited Mrs. George ~k nof eV!'!n 8ee the affidavit and warrant u.ntil June 5. Officers for the coming year Kenzie on Union·11v Sunday . were elected when the WSCS of It also was eontended that the '" the Rock Springs Methodist defendant was illegally arrested Chureh mel Tuesday art.crnoon tt: b)· M.iddiiiiJOrl NQ:ht ?atrG!.man COLUMBUS (UP) - The Obit) the church. ~ ·Neal. T'he 1 defe-nse said ' that Wildlife 'Divisron TtlUr.'lday orfere:d Mrs. Avery Gocglein, preside:lt j• tiY· ·act~J test, lt was humanlt 1teey llttl' encouragement to fish- "'])re.sMed 'lf the - ~m~cting which ~ lmposail;lle for the olfice-r to howe ermen lookine forward to the openerl wit!t pro,Y'er by Mrs. Elm11 sP-eD the defendant · Inside t!re weekend. er Bailey. Officers elected w~rt Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Conley, For the secogd consecutive week M"n. Lewis Orueser, p~sidcnt; ~ &rtporation limits of Mlddlepo!t . Toledo, have moved to the Davis . ~ · The argument foll••wed tbel'f'. the division's lake and stream re- P(lrs. William Gruser. vice vresi· apartment on Ash Street. ~ fPJ!tS• thllt .slnce this was a mis- port sa~d virtually all 1treams \n ·dent; Mrs. ,CYftOi'd i..ej.(~J.t,, · ser­ Mrs . James Harley '~ho has bf'en cfeameanor and no watTant wa11 tbe state were high and muddy, , ·~ry and ~ :_~. QU~c,f Clark, in Spri ngfield with h~r grandSome inl1nd lakes were reported out for lhe d~,f~ndnnt's arrest, "-~sur.er . · ', _ . <'hildren while thai r parentl, Dr. in ralr condition. However, heaVy tfd he was l)O~ set.n lfl Middle. . ~our ~~u~ · Ifl't,oJqcS. :~" ~r~~~­ and MrR. John Harlt'y , were uut or t 110ft. by the arre-.,ting olricer thfl rains and snow the past week will Home Mi:udon s ·tn The, ',NtltionJJl town. has re turned home . raise lbem r&n&.iderably · aod ere· ~ ap~rebenllirm wu me.:at. ~~f ~ ~~~ . th,_, t.O.Pf~::R! ~ \lie: pro· ,., pi)Of fislgn1 ooa(Utions . • PomerOy e'f tlcen lml!l followed C. R. Singleton, Charltston, ~: ·W.l!lle nannaUr )trtia is one of ~- Jp_, jhu.., or J,fro. 1fllli~ m hasMrs. peen stayin g with her (ather, B-..r!ekot~er9 · ·puttrnpatl na: iker<· , • Guidos l.ntq Middl'Po>rt an.~ ~~ the -best .Umts of (be Jtar !l)T the .J. B. Downing, while tier bilsband lt-:a. QUver' " Cfar.k,. ; MrS, .. ,, . ·Wilbur _ ~ 11 t~e eo...,. or tt>o l)ut.l"" P.~•J'lllan, ~ .,..UIIb:~ oevm! day• Dr. Singlclon. and her brother. : -~ SID- S. Tbll'<l alld ftllll tlr wafm weathtr before the llih Ja•ley, Mrs. Avery Goedeill, Mrs. Rodney Downing and other fri ends CUllord Lelfhen, Mrs. Lew!.S """"Weets: A~ that point they stop· move in~o shallow water for {lrQe~er, Mrs. JohJ( Hartung and were on a fishing trip. · - ped, .saw OfflUr N,:.~r; diacilstel llshjiiJ. Mrs. Henry Hennesy is ill at Mr.t. Ellner Bailey . the :incident, lhM ~ld~ Nt~1 ber horue on tront Street with A group of tbe members met took> up the chll!f Ot the· defetld·· MINI CDIIIII4 . an Jhfeete-d tooth. at the church in t~ forenoon fr~ t ant ' anywhere from · taire - to- '(ive J""ka9ntlllo·frl01blo'o .,_.boll M'r~. Mary Cro;sen and family ml~~tes arter GuidO., •ld · ¥p~tcd ,,... will· Pllf Riel•• ' t"'f •• 4\LiUJng- and a potluck dinner. baye mGv~d frum the Cu.ts apartthe ~orner. . · .lho lofn.Oo dl•-4 4 J. m. ment on Fr~mt Street to the Wine~renper ,P.fOpert:v on North Front 1u culdo..w>...lon.oted SCreet. mile• south Of t~ MlddlE'.f .tt Mn. M. C. Hamilton. Clintonville IW.O. TileI!~~ ~ito.~. th.e ,. his own lestf'!hony, Ala .. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Char. defepdaot's dtlvlfti..~lo" be ~ les Searls and family. . Jlrs. ,tdax MeJnbart a~is ted by be'DI!d the town Hmlt~· Neol had Jf'auna Bailey, tJaughter of Mr. testi~u~d Guidos tal "l.ur or five A six. o'ci9C · potluck dlnncr lin. Paut Grueser, Miss Ema and Mrs. R\lnell Bailey, Ruthmd, cars orr lh(! hig~q," preced~d the meetln11 ot tbe See. ~se and Mh, Nonna Chapman RD., was taken lo Meigs General Tb'e defendant ••Id " hill testJ- ®d w..-d ~OtQeR'I C)ub held e~tertaintod t-he Past Councilors Ho!!pilal WedResday for an app~n· mony he did not ,Mar. a sireit bv.l flte.td•J evening at lhe wud ol Th~dm'u s Counq.il. Daughter-:: dectomy and is reported as '-fi!COV4 ' dJd see a llflshing rtV().vinf llgJrt house. Of AmericQ, Tue~ay cvenllli a1 ering .satidactorily. . 1 ber home. on -tbe efUI.aet after he was out· ·M n Roger Kittle, niece 91 -Mts• i!de ·Mi4dljpQrt, Where ,he pullti(t <Mn. WJili.am Sheridan, preal~~. •' oU The meeting in eharge of Mn. Vesta MeCoy. Mrs. Burr. f'9rtest ,.~i\),, tbe roa4 and. stopped. Ttl! .,.. dent, piesided and a contrlb~M; ' and Walter Howell, has · heW~ ref ' rest~n1 ol!h•e.; testified tbe nas}J- of $5.00 was rna~ to the lt&d: Meinhart, presJdent, opened with turned to be:r Mille ln Giouster ' "' 1 er h1ht wu - DO~ ~-orkrnr. Record~ Crosa. The traveling prize donal· ~uipture reading by Mrs. James from Sheltering., Arms Holplbl or the ~ston AfOtor Co., show it ed by Mr s. Sherldlft Wtu awardo·d Sayre followed by the (,ord', wher.e she "• 1 ~urJ{tal patient. was.,... to Mr8. Howard ~Uchen. Secret Prayer ill unison . During the biu:i · Rose Marie and ~elarile HaCkelt pal girts Were reeeivt•d by JT111ily r.ea" session a round robin CEil'd d'auiJhters Of Mr. and Mrs. O:eorge r~ the final poiirt ~ hl11 aum:-· [or ~ater and birthdays. An a!le- was sent to Mrs. Ov.at Diddle, a Tad::~H Jr., are ill with ctilolcen. maifj:., C1'0W argued t,bat tion ia~e of iirtiCies brought bi member who is in ME"".i&s General pox. dlctment in· the tue ~~Je11 . the th~mernber• waa held as a money Ho.spital. Games were played anrl prizts Miss Julie Mitch . RN. daughter defendant W!th vtollttna the . makina: project with Mrs. Sberiawarded to Mrs. Eva Hendricks, of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Mitch, and Jtatute for ·bei., . un.,.,. .th!! In- dart a1 auelioneer. ·aunel were played during the Mrs; Rollin 8earhs and Mrs. Miss Shirley Mealey, RN . Gallipo· fllWJ.ce of alCohol ort · .~Ptot.tts. lis, left WNin esday for Dayton tn ~ baJ:bituate 11n1 the.r:efore social hour and prizes award~d Henry Reibel. Refres hmen~,carry ing out tile attend the 54th annual convenlion ·II~: (•r the winners. ' A<J\II:J. -~·. Present were Mrs. Ella Arnol.d, Easter theme·- c sen•ed by the of the~·tate ~f>e s' Assoeia· II lasf"U'li lil All[il 12. Judge ; ~ ark, w)lo ~ ~~b'~~1~rl Mrs. Mabel Mankin, Mrs. Gar4nfir boste.!lses to tl'IQo&e named abO\'(! tM , , to ~sild:i ia judgesh1p~ar i . to f!(ankin, Mrs. . Waid Gorby, Mr1. t~nd Mrs. Alb ~rt \YoOO'ard, MM. ~ ~s th . ·st joint •a~nua l ~N't. ~ re-enter 't}ti.vaote pracl~ il e:ot- Kitchen . .Mrs. Carl Persinger Bernice Darst, Mri,'· 1 LeUa Flint, mg ol th w OSNA and th e ·Ohi(t pected to) rule i,._llty ~ .pqt fllil· ' ft(ra. J~hn H~:nell, Mrs. HenrY Mrs. Addle Gruesef, ·? frs. BenU. League tor Nursi ng. Approximate· ly 800 r egistered nul'ses are ex· ty late this:-~k or ~lt:l week. Dailey, 14ft. Wyatt Gilbert, Mn~. Wolle an~ l'tlrS. la~ Robson. pected to (atf.end the ct~.nvcnt.ion. Orvil!fll Eugene Tripl,tt, . Mrs. llr. anc'!' Mrs: Harley ' eovie, flalWiles, Mn1. Sheridan, MI'S. Will lipolis, and · Iheir da ughter, .Mr:>. lam Boyd, Mrs. Clitford JeQkinRodney Down ing, spent the week n, Mr!l. Robert RuSsell , Mu. (Contlnullel '""' ,... one) end in Columbus ~htre lhey visittty Blackwood and Miss Mad ~· nle Covert, prOi;ram· chairman, and ed Dr. and Mrs. John Kirc her and Milt:Dn Houdastielt Of tbe Pomeroy line Fields. family and Mr. and Mrs. ra·ul Bon· llltfto't' Ctlmpnny. TJI'~ film wa• iupnell and children. plliC\ by A.nqy authorities at Fl. Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. and son, Mrs. Arthur H. Carpenter, who Bafil, ColurilbUI. Jed Jr. visited In Wcn-thlngton on has spent a month in Sarasota, Fla . P . A. Sayre, POint Pleasant, W!l9 Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Rob has re[turned to her home with her ' '' a_n_eit ' ot the club, ... waa Uttle Webster . Mr. Webster Ia quite ill . daugh er, Mrs. Dale Dutton, and .1iiiii BroWn, daughter a( the Rev. They also visited in ColJ.~mbus with family . and Mrs. Eugene BJIOWn of PomeMrs. H. C. Morris. Oynthia MillS, daughter of Mr. ¥rs. Sellm Blazewlez, presiden~ Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Grueser, and Mrti. Donald Mills, had fiv e ;tt • roy. presided when the WS.WS of the Minersville, Mr .and Mrs. Charles <~!itches taken in a cut on her l eg ··:·.' . MARKIT R'PORT Enterprise EUB Cfureh met McMaster, Bradenton. Fla ., .and Wednesday when she was injured . PJ1tfcyNNATI UP - Produce: Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Homer Showers, ,Syracuse while playing at her home. atead)' to rirm prices . at Mrs. James wm, Chester Road. were 1uesu of Mr. and Mn. John Dr. and Mrs. J . J. Davis were 1• ~ · for U. S. consu,;.ers, wbltes ' Group singina: of "Open My Bow~n and Mrs. Ellen Baer, Tues. busines.!l visitors in Columbus t his ' ·~ : and browlll A "jumbcM 31-34· A Eyes -That I May See" opened the day. week. · f. ~9o3t;' A mediumt ~27; A meetlng · followed with seripture Elmer Killinger entered Mei.a:s Mrs. Roy McCool is visiting rel~D-22; B large 2526; FOB nadine of Psalm 107 b)' Mrs. El· General HOSpital. Tuesday as a atives in Springfield. white a&-37, bro.wn 33-a; don Weeks and prayer b)' Mrs. E. medlcal patient. Mr. and Mrs . H. E. Smith, Galll\Vblte SNt, brown 32. N. Arnold. Mrs. R. L. Gopthardt .and son, .polis, were guests Tuesday of Mr. ,<;!!l•~eiiJ, steW,.; rryers 3-3li.l Jb Durina: the bualness sualon tbe BrU£e, returned to their home, Co- and Mrs . Kenneth Byer. Sunday he•Vy tY,Pt 1~11; light )'e.trJy· reports were ·l iven. The lumbus. Tueaday ifter a week's Mr. and Mrs. Byer visited her ra. annual convention to be held In visit with her mother, Mn. W. A. ther, Emory Vaneo, and her sister Columbus on Apr1l 24--25 was dis- Morgan. Mrs. Rosa Marlin, Gallipolis. . Guid~ Defense Mlchlgan were recently entertai11- Mrs. Myer5 and dau~hter recent_ly ed in lbe borne of Mr. and Mrs. returned from MexiCO and will Dwight Spencer or the Texas com· join him t here soon. munity .Guesta wH1l servli!d cake, Mr. and Mrs. Onille Watson of Silver Ridge, were recenl guertl pie and home-made ice cream. Mr. Junior Myerl is recently ~f Rev. Ralph Mahoney o[ Mason employed at Wubington. D. c. City ,W. va. I NOTICE OF FILING AND HEAR· 1County was filed in thiS Court. Gilbert and Linda; Guy Spencer of Hearing on said Inventory and .M Jchigln and Mrs. Junior Myers lNG ON INVENTORY Appraisement will be had befure and daughter of Silver Ridge. Probata Court, M•lts County, Ohio this Court on the 30lh day of ApMiJa Ji.net Chriaty returned to TO the Executor or Adminilltra. ril 1957, at IU o'clock A. M. Otterbein College Sunday, from a tor and to li 'JCh of the following Excep~ons thvre to may be filed week's sprin' ne1Uon at the bome aS' are residents of t he &tate of , b_y any _mterested party at any of ber parents, Mr. •n~ Mrs. GarOhio: sur\'iving spouse. if any; I time prior to flv.e days before the J rett Christy of Silver RidJe. nexl of kin ; beneficiaries under dale set for hearmg. . Mro Faoe Wat••n Mr and Mrs WITNESS my 'signature and · Cbrill)' " ""' •Janet · Mr. and· t he WI·lt • ·If any; t he attorney or h f d hi Garrett and 1 attorneys _repre.senting any of the t ed sea s~l Court, t 5 Mrs. Willard Eberabacb ·~d daua:h· aforementioned person~: lO aJo:n ~~~~c~n5 7· tera, Mr. aod Mn. Forest Bailey, , You are hereb)' notified that on Judge and Ex·Offlr'o Clerk Mr. and Ml'l. RuueU Spencer and 1the 4th day of April 1957, an InBY Mary Olive ln·'raham daupter, aDd GliY Spencer of , ventory and Appraisement of the Ch' . g 1 I estate of Clarence James Clifford l.f.t~f Deputy C erk dece a..ed late of Pomeroy in ea.id (4') 11 • 1_8_·_2 _ _ ' ._ __ eighty rods to the place of begin· 1 SILVER RIDGE ning, conta ining fifty acre:~ be tile same more or leu. Thir ty·t wo members 1nd frienda Said premise! arc appraised at attended the April Christian En· $1,800.00 acd must be aold for dea\'Ol' meeting of the South Bethnot le:~s than two-th irrls of said cl EUB Church of Silver Ridge, appraised value. an d the terms of which was held at the home of sale : Cash in hand on day of sa le. t he pastor, Rev : Everett BransMabel L. Sw un , Admini.s· comb of Tu]\Pers p]ains.'·Following tratriK of the Estate of group singing and devotionals, a Charles A. Gotschall, De. 1 pot lu£k lunrh was served in the eeaserl. parsonage basement. Vl.lllton were (4) 4, 11 18, 25, (5), 2, 5tc Rev . &nd Mrs. Dwight Spencer, I I I Dally kllll!ll. ~·Michl~ 0., A.rU 11, 19~7....,J7 .. .' : ifP I 1 WOND~R WHY HE'S YAPPING .. �• ' ' ' 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport 0 ., April II 1957 ' NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ' LN PUflSUANCE of the order of the Probate Court of Mei&s county Ohio, 1 will offer for sale at public auction on the <6th d.ay or May, 19:17, at 11.1 .00 o'clock a. m. •t the door of the Court House, Pomeroy . Ohio, the · ducnbed · · followmg real estate Slt· RATES uated in t~e cou n!y of Meig.s, 2 eeata word. one lnsertloa. Minimum charge ~--' cent! State of Ohio , ~~d in the Township per word or three coosecutive tn.sertiona.. of ~alem, to-~Jl. . ~iaf - One montb for ~ cent.l c,r word. 1he. f ollow1~g dr-scr1bed ~remU rate of 2 eenta per word will · cttar~ed for advertisinl U 1ses situated tn the Township of DOt paid lor before the l!Sth of each month fo lowing Insertion. Salem, C,Ounty of )feigs and State Errers in Advertising-Sbould be repor'U!d immediately. The of Ohio: Being a part of Section D.Uy Sentinel •ill not be reeponslble for more than one incor· No. 18 of Township No. 0, Range r.t1 insertion. C.ard of Thanks and Special Notices of Events $1.00. Obituaries No. 15 o~ 'l'owrt.ships of the Ohio publtab~.-d at 1 cent l>ef word. Company's Purcha!Oe and bounded a1 follows: Beginning on the sec· tion line eighty rods south of the (91 For Sole northwest corner of said Section (1) Notices 3 Hereford cows with calves, No. 18 ;thence f'ast one hu ndred IT'S EASY TO Calve, reatiy to \'eal. 1 yearling rods; thence south eighty r ods; BUY - SELL - RENT Uereford bul l. See Lorenzo Dav- the nce west one hundl'ed roda: or find employment - hire is, L & Z Shop, 114 Co urt Sl. to the secUon line ; thence north 4 10 4tc or find a loot itom through FOB CONSISTENT DEPEND~LE RESULTS WANT -ADS PHONE 398 f:: The Dally Sentlnol WANT ADS. Don't put It off Call 398 Today- AD Ad in GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and . DAIRYMEN- large selection ol coolers and cans, priced right. Service. R. A. Flnlaw, ~12 E. Fulton Thompson, Pomeroy. Main Sl. Pomeroy. 3 9 lmop 4 10 He &his eolumn ------ ' GETS RESULTS 12 fl. Elgin Boat wJ:h s tccn n~ controb, 10 HP Stott Atwal.."r M01lor, .cxcc ll•~rL ~.mrhlion, $375.00. Preston j\Iotor.'l, Mid· die port. 4-11·3tr -Good . NOTICE - Eat at Parker's Re• u.. urant, Pomeroy. You II eat better for !eas. 3 22 lmop. ----- . I ¥ aAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? Jokcr'o will . give trade on JurD.ituN. 4!el. ' '""the belt' or appllab· I used Mavta g' washer fu;· ule, see M1llarrl V ;:~n M<'tcr or can 90!5·Y, Syraru~c. 4-Il.Jtp . · - - - --,----'- (111 Wonted To Buy ::-:c==·---:-- K d WANTED - used sewing machine. Phone Portland 4M. M'rs. J . 8. Shockey. 4 9 &to '18bl Auto Services SEE BILL CHILDS fot". 'the BEST 1 ·t mo.c - - -=---:-:- used car value•. -::---::--·-- -·----- - - - 3·30 a. H. I<AWWIGS SONS CO.- U hour Wruker Servtce. DQ Phone 8221. Ni&tl.t Pbone t)<)3g,x_ DODGE • PLYMOUTH DI!ALTJIS. 3 8 tl --·-·(8) Auto Soles McCORMICK No. 45 HAY BALIR f'J~w, for as little as 2 days baung a year, it will pay yoLl to uwn a time proven 45- IIJI':i6 Po.nlinc St ar Ch ief 2 d r. Catalina Cpc. $2,695.00. l( ydra· ~ See The New Holland f) F?f ,.Rent HUI, Pomeroy. 4 8 8te STORE and FILLING . STIAT~ON , well 11tetkt-d, with 3 rooin Jly. lna apntment on lot on RL 143, 2 \)lllc Frofl\ ~omeroy, J. uoxno _,j J. Word. . 48 8tp de~e!p . well P.U.II'P· Teaford; Syraetnd!l~ '007·M. MEYERS I 161 For Trade or Sole VlrJI\ SPOTTED PONY, bridle, saddlr 4 Bit< for BRie or tnde for mllk cow. Mplvln Howud, Letart Falls . 4·11·6lG 34 ft. 3 room ·flOij'C tratler, baW\' eomplet!fl with tub and ahower. Very ~uonable. 19M model, (201 Business Services Write Boa D11, Alhen1, Ohio. , ..-... • · .. 4 g 6tp COMPLETE , Jriaurlinelf Pi'Gtectlon, Lire, Auto. P'lre, Pollo. Call Don "d r M'uTUAL ' iAVINOI Millo, Mlddl•port. Oblo. hOSTON-w·The ' nalion'a firsl muhlll uvings bank \VIS rounder! QUICK SERVICE on here 1111 1816. Prlo~ to that time ~· hy ~1. there wat~ no banking lacllltlc3 watChmaker, CQU.INS for tho11c who wlshcd to sav-J LmRS, PumeroJ, l.S..tf money In amall amounts. Tod01y RADib • T~L&VIStOl~~'iSERVJCI, there ne 384 ~tuch banta in New Phon• tlO, Cleland" ,a\.ppllanea Main Sl. Pomer't)y, Enalanrt with au.ot• tolalina: $9 · Store, hd billion. 2-23-11 w. TW.O PI~E ~p rose ~'riczc Hv· 8 out or IO person• lhlt read thia lh" room SIJl~. good eon.dltkm . ad need llteii' ahoos l'tl:PIIretl. Mrs. Cuah ·Johnaon. Bt'adbU17. Racine Shoe "Shop, )'OU IIVtl 4-114tp. here. t-0-ff SAT., April 13, I :00 :p , M. near TIRMITIS IXTIRMINATID Tupptre l'lrin1, I \'1 mlle souttr Far rrec on .. JU. 1 on Suece•• ·Roa". Squtrt~ :utb Mayl.al waWr, I 2 dt. ·ftJIIIJ ~ablnot, 3 pl~e wall cobln;t. 1 clot~ hamper, tnm • lng·, bo•rd. iron;· 1litchen· Ca':). ne~~ alm,on .nt!lw g:as cooking ato'it, .w e.unahouae rdroa:eru ... 'tor,· I)~ .eabinet. studio cabinet, , @P_Ilb' table, wardrobe COMPL!:T'E Inaurance Preleetion, We, Auto, P'tr~. Polio. Call Don blRndo. blonde bod, 2 ,Milia, KiddleJUtrl, Ohio. !JtlltfOI'Ii' roe:Ura, aaa heath:~: ---- -1"-· atove, 11~<1 other itl!ms. Owner&ne1t C111icoat. AuttlC:ml!(lf ' ¥orion Wood. 4-11 '2tp lDil MobU Homt!, 4 J!Qonll and oh..,.r ' bath, prl« 11600.00. ~II Wlao, phone .&ril-lte ' ~Y. l .. ' • a... Wml*a 1..aaur1:n1ee Allml:J.llllddl ....... ,.... • - NQ.II FOUIIA"'ABBOTr T.V. SERVKIIC All moku Ropajred b)' l!X· pori Teollnteiull. •Pbone II2IM Y .lllddloport. ' 8-lo.tl WEINER$ - · .... ·.. .. .. .. .. 3 lb. $1.00 SIMONS COFFEE .. · .... · .. .. · lb. 69t · .. · .... · 50 lbs. $1.49 SIMONS MARKET W. MAIN ST. PHONE 330·M POMEROY ~""' ' '"J>91'"i•n • Top Value Gifts for Top Value S~amps , ,, ..• Made leader wllhoulagelng! It's lender 10 limes out of 10! Fresh. - Completely New From )llleh to Chute FUlTON THOMPSON Lb. Tender :' :· · Tenderay Sirloin Steak · · · · • · · • • Lb. 89~ AU Mikes and Modeb METROPOLITAN Tanderay Cube Steaks ·.. ·.. .. -·-.... · Lb. 89c lenderay Rump Roast Boneless .. ·- ........ Lb. 79'i BIKkhowk Sll<ed · D•ooNd Lb. 23c F' h Stl ks · 3 k $f' ' Bacon -· - -· · · -.... Lb. 59c · ...... · .. · .. -·-Sib. box 95c •s c · ............ · P gs. • , AUTO SALES - CONCRETE BLOCKS n "lull•lottorhrL...- GRUESEB BLOCK CO. I MUM N.rth ef POMINf Servlee of eomfortlbg beauty •• •• •• • • • * 1t a c::ost •• •• • 1>llhln the • • • family'• means T revty·Finsterwold li'UNERAL HOME 144 Butternut Phone 281 Kroger -- Salad Dressing • ' Morton Pot Pies Chick•n. B~ or Tt.~rkly • • Red Rose No. 2Vz w.ith pork Cons • • • • Monday, Tuesday, Wedaeaday, Thursday ... _· 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, Saturday ... , . .• . _. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Greens No. 303 can 1Ck Beans2 No.21f2cans39~ • Qt.49¢ 3 for79¢ • • • • • • Pecktn Label Cut OrMn ' Jelly Deans ' . .... , , . ...... .. 18 oz. pkg. Duck Eggs ...... _....... .' . .. 19 oz. pkg. Rabbit Cart ...... ....... .. , 9'AI 01. abe Easter Basket . . .. .. . . .. .. .. .. 7 o1.. alze 25e 39c 38e 39c ' . ·K.G~er wh!lle,.koraol golden Cant ~ .. _ .. · .. ·.. · 2-12 1 . oz. cans 25c lb. Longhorn bog AC{;IPINT Ch.-se ·--· :· .......... ..... Lb. 1k Lilt. Cooullly ... - ·-. . Rtol Ettote Broker '"' · WE IUY · :ITI.UCTUIIAL I llo\MI ICUP IROH- MITALl OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ,_til ·+ NYLON HOSE 2 pai~ _$1~19 11 Inch Cud-clf• Bunnies · .. · ............ .. Each $1.49 16 Inch ....., Bunnies . ................... . Each 99( · Rodnoy Downing PHONII . Famous Bnnd Eoattr Toys INSURANCE AGENCl' PJ-., ....... Hoolth ·~- .,....., A MILLION DOU..ARs SE.WED IN THAT FLAT'f"OOr'S HEAD, AND ~lbcj Y£LLOW TO GO IN THf~ RE .A.ND GE.T IT!.' Kroger C~shed Krogo Pure Shorteni'!g Pres.erves • Em bossy • Strowb•rry 3. 2 lb. con 79( . - 45C.. ' ,' \;./' \ Oll. Fr ..h atolk· - '' , Sweet Corn ' J • . ·• I , ' ' ... • 4 ears 35¢ ,o c_ ': • '\'' , • < :. • • • • ·_ Jdtf '-~ v [l ' ·,10'),1" • ' f_-' .. ... f. ,, - . '•·~ .• · ,.; • ' ~ ' - ~·~~; , ,:':.~!~.~ ~~fplg~.• ' I 4!c MUk · .. )..'·~ ·...:.. '· .&.'fall Cons .J.. •' >\ Florida Pascal Kroger EvaJIOriled I, Jan ;:,.~ Pineapple · ·· · · '· · · · 2,No. 2 (ans , J(), ~ • >, -~ ' ..... -·~ • Second. War-a Womens Club ••t MeetJnq • · eId Past CQunC:ilors Of D.of A Meeting H~ld On Tuesday l~ u.e ·, , Nominating Group Enterprise EUB Women's Society In Tuesday Meet '.'\ ; .i ~ rs P•k•r• L...l Easter Candy ' Store l.::::;:;:;:;~;;;;::;;;;;:;;;;t In MIDIIUPORT, 'OHIO 1 tt I '·'' Pomeroy Middleport Society .:J-f ,HAYUNER TRACTOR SALES Rock Springs WSCSEiects New Officers ~ Uaela..Uled POTATOES • 1'111: SIIJTII , AJIIL' am .. - · Pbnno 13111J[ lb. 33c Sldnle.. I Kroger-Cut Tenderoy FIJJ' CAN VOlJ USE $3G-.$M a wellk in addition to your preacn t earn· •Jnp1 Supply Con!ilume rs In City of Pomeroy with the larGe Rawlclgh Une. Start earning lmmcdlat.ely. Wrlle Rawlolgh's, Dept. OHD-840·'176. Freeport, Ill. 4·11·Hp CAlliE HAMS .. .. .. · .. · .. .. I Road, 7 room house, large barn, other buildings, plenty of waler, timber, peach trees, a good farm and 9riced right. RES!OENCE- Happy Hollow Rd., 8 acres, 5 rooms, other buildings price $2, 100.00. RESID.NCE - Close ln, 4: rooms, large lot, price $3,000 .00. RESIDENCE - Lincoln Hill, 6 room!, 3 do1fn , 3 and bath up, baseme nt, lnrge lot, prtced right. P••rl Parker, Apnt Porntroy. PhoM 201 E•rl D. M-ndar, Sr., Reellor (4) II, 3tc ----.,---::-:--:;,-- 35 Gallon Det'nlng: Spny Pump on wheel•. Call C. E. Dow, Roae to 8 lb. Avg. 120 at>res, Boshan Keno FARM - 111?6 Hu .ck S!H!Cilt,l VO • 2 s:lcCplng rooms. Oall 388-Y. 4 10 3tp 1crn Sedan. S2,RM.OO. Dynaflow I dri ve, nlmofll like the day it -----.,---- -----:--,--Wlis solrl! Hlnctlnar 'M, Pumcru:y . Furnished rooms, cluse in town . 4-II ·Htc. 127 Butlernul 4-9-12tr (91 For Sole 4 Fishing Outlook Reported As Poor For This Weekend ! .- -c---c- --------,--,- Let me show you some choice building Ms. Only about ten minute:< w.dk from Court llouae. A. N. Beniel, Pomerqy . 4 3 tr Phoae 94 - Pomeroy 1033 l'onllac V8 Slur Chiof (;ata· Jo'ivc Room Apartment with laun· !ina Cpc. $2,105.00. liard Top, dry and e:.ragc. First Floor. A. all leather aeats, ~ower steer· N. Bengal, Pomeroy. 4 3 tf ing and bra kes. Blaett'llar'f, Rent - Exten•lon Ladder.. 4·II-4Jtc Pomeroy. Scaffold Boards, Drop Cloths. JAM Dodge VB Ro)'ll l 4 dr. SrClinton Jo'~ s her, Middleport. dan . $1 .29ti.OO. P owtr steering Phone 62b5-X. 11 1 tf power flllr. , Dodge's fine i:.. ror rent - Electrle wallpaper Blaellnar'K, l'omcruy. 4·11-<ll r tteamer. Clinlui1 Fisher, Mid· 11-1~o~r 11Jt13 Bu ick V8 Super 1. rlr. Sedilll dlepo1·t. l'h. 628~-x $1,21lii.OO. I>ynunow drive, beau· tlrul two tone bluC' finish. Bl.1-:'t (17) Help Wonted lne~r '1, Pomeroy. 4·ll ·8t~ Local autontobilll agency ha~ openlna for bookkeeper, larly 10~ Chevrolet Bel-Aire 2 rlr. s~~· w)th cxpcrloncc prf"ferrcd , but dan. SlKIO.OO. rowtr Qllrl<', ont' (!:c.perlen~ not nMc.'\liary. or the rleanc!ll 'D3 around. Wrl1e 688·0 , c/o Dally Scntlnd Blaeltnar'•· Pomero y. 4-ll ·tltc Pomeroy. 4·11·3tc Specials at Simons t -----=---=------· (21 I Real Estate Meigs Equipment Co. malic drlVl', all · leather Hcah, nlactl.nal 's fully t qui flp'i-d. l'om<my. . 4- tt_.., :·,~l I .owed and lba. JamtlR Wlll ls Mrs. W. ~- M'orran and soo, Roglht dekfate and Mrs. Roa:er e-r wete buflneu vl.tSit on In CanIINGi AT MAIOH CITY Jilhop, th1 ahernate. field over ' tbe we~Jr: end. Mn. Claude Husted , prograr.1 Mr. and Mn. Herman Wrlnston The Iouth &ethel EUB Adalt Cholt of Slinll' Bldtt, will preuat leader , all!l.iJted by Mls! [Iizabeth moved lut wuk from Canton to Cit,v EUB Churtb oi Weat Vir· Davit, ore5tnted the tin.al thap- lhe Morgan apartments , Athtrl!J CConllnultef from ,.,.,. oM) there wu. no violation beeaust> Cllty EUB Church oJ west' Vir- ters of the 8tudy "lll•ntb in Road. Rev. and Kn. Walda J . Bartel ~ while the law proYldes agaln•t ginia, Sunday, AprU 14. at 7:30 p. Soutb'ea~t Alii&." A diseuuion un m. A aerie~ of l'aYival services tflc \ltudy follr>wed . and AlOOrt Bartels of Mloersvllle alC"Ohol or g~oti~l! . barbltu:.te~ are in . pros~•• at the Maaon City A s;~lad <'OUrse WM ~erved by 'olo-ere In CdJumbuJ We~,!l!-.iday ltl are not 1~ na~plle. ebureb wlt,b the pastor, Rev. Ralph thP ho~Leu to 'MMi. Arnold, Mrs. ::~ttend tho flftleral of Fred Bartels. Other l'tt#reliU"f pojnta in l4tt~ Wlhooe.r, aa ev.-.eJilt. 1'he Soutb Uwot_~ , .Mt.. Blalawier; and dau · lll ev Bartels rofflclaled lit ~e ie"FV· argued by thl! tlebn1e in tAil Bethel Cbolr with Mrs. Garrett a:hten, lWie and Pt\.vllis, Mis , let>. . CBIIe lncludM an ¥P-'Q•~ ~ Ch:riltJ, planJJt, mde recent ap- Davis, Mrs. Weeks and MIS!! GC JJC Eldon Kfi(' U t~r , naymond Krldt·r 1.the. affidavit filed · i .. Middle~ AMft-netl tt ~~ Mt. Her:nan UB vieve Stobart. and Lt>ster BHJley, Morning Shr, Eldon Weeks, Enletprls£" and the Ma:yor'8 court dO:ted JClJ' 2t ChPfeb and at tiM! Lo!tridge Eti8 Jtev. Roaer Bishop were in Murra)' l~ was jn fault :beca.t,ite .it wal: ehWclt City, Tuesday evening to aUf"Jlti . .. n~ properly exee1,1tetl. 'nM! .lrlllan EUB Brotherhood meetlna:. ~, .. .ment was bas,ed on. teJ!timony t ~ M Mr. a nd Mrs. Carroll H. Mt"Ken · at an earlier rlate Mayor C. 0. zie and daug hter, Nannette, of Gal ..,.. ~~sher of Midd\epon said he did lipolis, visited Mrs. George ~k nof eV!'!n 8ee the affidavit and warrant u.ntil June 5. Officers for the coming year Kenzie on Union·11v Sunday . were elected when the WSCS of It also was eontended that the '" the Rock Springs Methodist defendant was illegally arrested Chureh mel Tuesday art.crnoon tt: b)· M.iddiiiiJOrl NQ:ht ?atrG!.man COLUMBUS (UP) - The Obit) the church. ~ ·Neal. T'he 1 defe-nse said ' that Wildlife 'Divisron TtlUr.'lday orfere:d Mrs. Avery Gocglein, preside:lt j• tiY· ·act~J test, lt was humanlt 1teey llttl' encouragement to fish- "'])re.sMed 'lf the - ~m~cting which ~ lmposail;lle for the olfice-r to howe ermen lookine forward to the openerl wit!t pro,Y'er by Mrs. Elm11 sP-eD the defendant · Inside t!re weekend. er Bailey. Officers elected w~rt Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Conley, For the secogd consecutive week M"n. Lewis Orueser, p~sidcnt; ~ &rtporation limits of Mlddlepo!t . Toledo, have moved to the Davis . ~ · The argument foll••wed tbel'f'. the division's lake and stream re- P(lrs. William Gruser. vice vresi· apartment on Ash Street. ~ fPJ!tS• thllt .slnce this was a mis- port sa~d virtually all 1treams \n ·dent; Mrs. ,CYftOi'd i..ej.(~J.t,, · ser­ Mrs . James Harley '~ho has bf'en cfeameanor and no watTant wa11 tbe state were high and muddy, , ·~ry and ~ :_~. QU~c,f Clark, in Spri ngfield with h~r grandSome inl1nd lakes were reported out for lhe d~,f~ndnnt's arrest, "-~sur.er . · ', _ . <'hildren while thai r parentl, Dr. in ralr condition. However, heaVy tfd he was l)O~ set.n lfl Middle. . ~our ~~u~ · Ifl't,oJqcS. :~" ~r~~~­ and MrR. John Harlt'y , were uut or t 110ft. by the arre-.,ting olricer thfl rains and snow the past week will Home Mi:udon s ·tn The, ',NtltionJJl town. has re turned home . raise lbem r&n&.iderably · aod ere· ~ ap~rebenllirm wu me.:at. ~~f ~ ~~~ . th,_, t.O.Pf~::R! ~ \lie: pro· ,., pi)Of fislgn1 ooa(Utions . • PomerOy e'f tlcen lml!l followed C. R. Singleton, Charltston, ~: ·W.l!lle nannaUr )trtia is one of ~- Jp_, jhu.., or J,fro. 1fllli~ m hasMrs. peen stayin g with her (ather, B-..r!ekot~er9 · ·puttrnpatl na: iker<· , • Guidos l.ntq Middl'Po>rt an.~ ~~ the -best .Umts of (be Jtar !l)T the .J. B. Downing, while tier bilsband lt-:a. QUver' " Cfar.k,. ; MrS, .. ,, . ·Wilbur _ ~ 11 t~e eo...,. or tt>o l)ut.l"" P.~•J'lllan, ~ .,..UIIb:~ oevm! day• Dr. Singlclon. and her brother. : -~ SID- S. Tbll'<l alld ftllll tlr wafm weathtr before the llih Ja•ley, Mrs. Avery Goedeill, Mrs. Rodney Downing and other fri ends CUllord Lelfhen, Mrs. Lew!.S """"Weets: A~ that point they stop· move in~o shallow water for {lrQe~er, Mrs. JohJ( Hartung and were on a fishing trip. · - ped, .saw OfflUr N,:.~r; diacilstel llshjiiJ. Mrs. Henry Hennesy is ill at Mr.t. Ellner Bailey . the :incident, lhM ~ld~ Nt~1 ber horue on tront Street with A group of tbe members met took> up the chll!f Ot the· defetld·· MINI CDIIIII4 . an Jhfeete-d tooth. at the church in t~ forenoon fr~ t ant ' anywhere from · taire - to- '(ive J""ka9ntlllo·frl01blo'o .,_.boll M'r~. Mary Cro;sen and family ml~~tes arter GuidO., •ld · ¥p~tcd ,,... will· Pllf Riel•• ' t"'f •• 4\LiUJng- and a potluck dinner. baye mGv~d frum the Cu.ts apartthe ~orner. . · .lho lofn.Oo dl•-4 4 J. m. ment on Fr~mt Street to the Wine~renper ,P.fOpert:v on North Front 1u culdo..w>...lon.oted SCreet. mile• south Of t~ MlddlE'.f .tt Mn. M. C. Hamilton. Clintonville IW.O. TileI!~~ ~ito.~. th.e ,. his own lestf'!hony, Ala .. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Char. defepdaot's dtlvlfti..~lo" be ~ les Searls and family. . Jlrs. ,tdax MeJnbart a~is ted by be'DI!d the town Hmlt~· Neol had Jf'auna Bailey, tJaughter of Mr. testi~u~d Guidos tal "l.ur or five A six. o'ci9C · potluck dlnncr lin. Paut Grueser, Miss Ema and Mrs. R\lnell Bailey, Ruthmd, cars orr lh(! hig~q," preced~d the meetln11 ot tbe See. ~se and Mh, Nonna Chapman RD., was taken lo Meigs General Tb'e defendant ••Id " hill testJ- ®d w..-d ~OtQeR'I C)ub held e~tertaintod t-he Past Councilors Ho!!pilal WedResday for an app~n· mony he did not ,Mar. a sireit bv.l flte.td•J evening at lhe wud ol Th~dm'u s Counq.il. Daughter-:: dectomy and is reported as '-fi!COV4 ' dJd see a llflshing rtV().vinf llgJrt house. Of AmericQ, Tue~ay cvenllli a1 ering .satidactorily. . 1 ber home. on -tbe efUI.aet after he was out· ·M n Roger Kittle, niece 91 -Mts• i!de ·Mi4dljpQrt, Where ,he pullti(t <Mn. WJili.am Sheridan, preal~~. •' oU The meeting in eharge of Mn. Vesta MeCoy. Mrs. Burr. f'9rtest ,.~i\),, tbe roa4 and. stopped. Ttl! .,.. dent, piesided and a contrlb~M; ' and Walter Howell, has · heW~ ref ' rest~n1 ol!h•e.; testified tbe nas}J- of $5.00 was rna~ to the lt&d: Meinhart, presJdent, opened with turned to be:r Mille ln Giouster ' "' 1 er h1ht wu - DO~ ~-orkrnr. Record~ Crosa. The traveling prize donal· ~uipture reading by Mrs. James from Sheltering., Arms Holplbl or the ~ston AfOtor Co., show it ed by Mr s. Sherldlft Wtu awardo·d Sayre followed by the (,ord', wher.e she "• 1 ~urJ{tal patient. was.,... to Mr8. Howard ~Uchen. Secret Prayer ill unison . During the biu:i · Rose Marie and ~elarile HaCkelt pal girts Were reeeivt•d by JT111ily r.ea" session a round robin CEil'd d'auiJhters Of Mr. and Mrs. O:eorge r~ the final poiirt ~ hl11 aum:-· [or ~ater and birthdays. An a!le- was sent to Mrs. Ov.at Diddle, a Tad::~H Jr., are ill with ctilolcen. maifj:., C1'0W argued t,bat tion ia~e of iirtiCies brought bi member who is in ME"".i&s General pox. dlctment in· the tue ~~Je11 . the th~mernber• waa held as a money Ho.spital. Games were played anrl prizts Miss Julie Mitch . RN. daughter defendant W!th vtollttna the . makina: project with Mrs. Sberiawarded to Mrs. Eva Hendricks, of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Mitch, and Jtatute for ·bei., . un.,.,. .th!! In- dart a1 auelioneer. ·aunel were played during the Mrs; Rollin 8earhs and Mrs. Miss Shirley Mealey, RN . Gallipo· fllWJ.ce of alCohol ort · .~Ptot.tts. lis, left WNin esday for Dayton tn ~ baJ:bituate 11n1 the.r:efore social hour and prizes award~d Henry Reibel. Refres hmen~,carry ing out tile attend the 54th annual convenlion ·II~: (•r the winners. ' A<J\II:J. -~·. Present were Mrs. Ella Arnol.d, Easter theme·- c sen•ed by the of the~·tate ~f>e s' Assoeia· II lasf"U'li lil All[il 12. Judge ; ~ ark, w)lo ~ ~~b'~~1~rl Mrs. Mabel Mankin, Mrs. Gar4nfir boste.!lses to tl'IQo&e named abO\'(! tM , , to ~sild:i ia judgesh1p~ar i . to f!(ankin, Mrs. . Waid Gorby, Mr1. t~nd Mrs. Alb ~rt \YoOO'ard, MM. ~ ~s th . ·st joint •a~nua l ~N't. ~ re-enter 't}ti.vaote pracl~ il e:ot- Kitchen . .Mrs. Carl Persinger Bernice Darst, Mri,'· 1 LeUa Flint, mg ol th w OSNA and th e ·Ohi(t pected to) rule i,._llty ~ .pqt fllil· ' ft(ra. J~hn H~:nell, Mrs. HenrY Mrs. Addle Gruesef, ·? frs. BenU. League tor Nursi ng. Approximate· ly 800 r egistered nul'ses are ex· ty late this:-~k or ~lt:l week. Dailey, 14ft. Wyatt Gilbert, Mn~. Wolle an~ l'tlrS. la~ Robson. pected to (atf.end the ct~.nvcnt.ion. Orvil!fll Eugene Tripl,tt, . Mrs. llr. anc'!' Mrs: Harley ' eovie, flalWiles, Mn1. Sheridan, MI'S. Will lipolis, and · Iheir da ughter, .Mr:>. lam Boyd, Mrs. Clitford JeQkinRodney Down ing, spent the week n, Mr!l. Robert RuSsell , Mu. (Contlnullel '""' ,... one) end in Columbus ~htre lhey visittty Blackwood and Miss Mad ~· nle Covert, prOi;ram· chairman, and ed Dr. and Mrs. John Kirc her and Milt:Dn Houdastielt Of tbe Pomeroy line Fields. family and Mr. and Mrs. ra·ul Bon· llltfto't' Ctlmpnny. TJI'~ film wa• iupnell and children. plliC\ by A.nqy authorities at Fl. Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. and son, Mrs. Arthur H. Carpenter, who Bafil, ColurilbUI. Jed Jr. visited In Wcn-thlngton on has spent a month in Sarasota, Fla . P . A. Sayre, POint Pleasant, W!l9 Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Rob has re[turned to her home with her ' '' a_n_eit ' ot the club, ... waa Uttle Webster . Mr. Webster Ia quite ill . daugh er, Mrs. Dale Dutton, and .1iiiii BroWn, daughter a( the Rev. They also visited in ColJ.~mbus with family . and Mrs. Eugene BJIOWn of PomeMrs. H. C. Morris. Oynthia MillS, daughter of Mr. ¥rs. Sellm Blazewlez, presiden~ Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Grueser, and Mrti. Donald Mills, had fiv e ;tt • roy. presided when the WS.WS of the Minersville, Mr .and Mrs. Charles <~!itches taken in a cut on her l eg ··:·.' . MARKIT R'PORT Enterprise EUB Cfureh met McMaster, Bradenton. Fla ., .and Wednesday when she was injured . PJ1tfcyNNATI UP - Produce: Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Homer Showers, ,Syracuse while playing at her home. atead)' to rirm prices . at Mrs. James wm, Chester Road. were 1uesu of Mr. and Mn. John Dr. and Mrs. J . J. Davis were 1• ~ · for U. S. consu,;.ers, wbltes ' Group singina: of "Open My Bow~n and Mrs. Ellen Baer, Tues. busines.!l visitors in Columbus t his ' ·~ : and browlll A "jumbcM 31-34· A Eyes -That I May See" opened the day. week. · f. ~9o3t;' A mediumt ~27; A meetlng · followed with seripture Elmer Killinger entered Mei.a:s Mrs. Roy McCool is visiting rel~D-22; B large 2526; FOB nadine of Psalm 107 b)' Mrs. El· General HOSpital. Tuesday as a atives in Springfield. white a&-37, bro.wn 33-a; don Weeks and prayer b)' Mrs. E. medlcal patient. Mr. and Mrs . H. E. Smith, Galll\Vblte SNt, brown 32. N. Arnold. Mrs. R. L. Gopthardt .and son, .polis, were guests Tuesday of Mr. ,<;!!l•~eiiJ, steW,.; rryers 3-3li.l Jb Durina: the bualness sualon tbe BrU£e, returned to their home, Co- and Mrs . Kenneth Byer. Sunday he•Vy tY,Pt 1~11; light )'e.trJy· reports were ·l iven. The lumbus. Tueaday ifter a week's Mr. and Mrs. Byer visited her ra. annual convention to be held In visit with her mother, Mn. W. A. ther, Emory Vaneo, and her sister Columbus on Apr1l 24--25 was dis- Morgan. Mrs. Rosa Marlin, Gallipolis. . Guid~ Defense Mlchlgan were recently entertai11- Mrs. Myer5 and dau~hter recent_ly ed in lbe borne of Mr. and Mrs. returned from MexiCO and will Dwight Spencer or the Texas com· join him t here soon. munity .Guesta wH1l servli!d cake, Mr. and Mrs. Onille Watson of Silver Ridge, were recenl guertl pie and home-made ice cream. Mr. Junior Myerl is recently ~f Rev. Ralph Mahoney o[ Mason employed at Wubington. D. c. City ,W. va. I NOTICE OF FILING AND HEAR· 1County was filed in thiS Court. Gilbert and Linda; Guy Spencer of Hearing on said Inventory and .M Jchigln and Mrs. Junior Myers lNG ON INVENTORY Appraisement will be had befure and daughter of Silver Ridge. Probata Court, M•lts County, Ohio this Court on the 30lh day of ApMiJa Ji.net Chriaty returned to TO the Executor or Adminilltra. ril 1957, at IU o'clock A. M. Otterbein College Sunday, from a tor and to li 'JCh of the following Excep~ons thvre to may be filed week's sprin' ne1Uon at the bome aS' are residents of t he &tate of , b_y any _mterested party at any of ber parents, Mr. •n~ Mrs. GarOhio: sur\'iving spouse. if any; I time prior to flv.e days before the J rett Christy of Silver RidJe. nexl of kin ; beneficiaries under dale set for hearmg. . Mro Faoe Wat••n Mr and Mrs WITNESS my 'signature and · Cbrill)' " ""' •Janet · Mr. and· t he WI·lt • ·If any; t he attorney or h f d hi Garrett and 1 attorneys _repre.senting any of the t ed sea s~l Court, t 5 Mrs. Willard Eberabacb ·~d daua:h· aforementioned person~: lO aJo:n ~~~~c~n5 7· tera, Mr. aod Mn. Forest Bailey, , You are hereb)' notified that on Judge and Ex·Offlr'o Clerk Mr. and Ml'l. RuueU Spencer and 1the 4th day of April 1957, an InBY Mary Olive ln·'raham daupter, aDd GliY Spencer of , ventory and Appraisement of the Ch' . g 1 I estate of Clarence James Clifford l.f.t~f Deputy C erk dece a..ed late of Pomeroy in ea.id (4') 11 • 1_8_·_2 _ _ ' ._ __ eighty rods to the place of begin· 1 SILVER RIDGE ning, conta ining fifty acre:~ be tile same more or leu. Thir ty·t wo members 1nd frienda Said premise! arc appraised at attended the April Christian En· $1,800.00 acd must be aold for dea\'Ol' meeting of the South Bethnot le:~s than two-th irrls of said cl EUB Church of Silver Ridge, appraised value. an d the terms of which was held at the home of sale : Cash in hand on day of sa le. t he pastor, Rev : Everett BransMabel L. Sw un , Admini.s· comb of Tu]\Pers p]ains.'·Following tratriK of the Estate of group singing and devotionals, a Charles A. Gotschall, De. 1 pot lu£k lunrh was served in the eeaserl. parsonage basement. Vl.lllton were (4) 4, 11 18, 25, (5), 2, 5tc Rev . &nd Mrs. Dwight Spencer, I I I Dally kllll!ll. ~·Michl~ 0., A.rU 11, 19~7....,J7 .. .' : ifP I 1 WOND~R WHY HE'S YAPPING .. �I -'" \,._.,, I Dil'f)'SelllhleJ, l'lmlero)'·Middleport, 0 ., April 11 , 1957 .IUitOil "LLSU ·11061'0-WM!o ~ .iwla 0'· 8"1, w11 llttirae .on a jw'f ln auperior wurt', 10mebody atole ~er hnlao lamb . coat from ar. anteroctn, · t..&rJ, ' Unser. Sharon Roush, StnJey Saunders, Thomas Skinner, Ph)'l.liJ Stanley, Fred Thomas. Sophomores: John Bacon, T'bomaa (;'lark , Edward Crooks, Jennifer Daniels, Peggy farmer. J ane HGyt, Carol Hudson , Mark Kelly, Roger Wihtfoot, P!ltricill Michael, Carolyn Milhoan , Robert Nelson, Di.xie Pierce, Mary Scott, Polly fioma1 , Carla Wilson, Harold Wolfe. t~eshmen : Mary Barth , Judy Clark , R•lph Edwards, Loretta Hanning, Joyce Herrmann , Karen Hemmons, Pbyllls HUbert, Russell Lewis, ucrnard :vJ ig hl, Janice Richards Barbara Stih· ~. Bonnie Van Coo~ey, Denms Wal burn , Karen Walker, Caro lyn Wilson , Marianne Woodgcrd, Sue Yeauger. Christine Coall, Don Erwin. KQ' Jenkinla.n, Karen McElhtnD)', Su. u.n Probueo, BUI Stob&rt, Suaan Mr .and Mrs. Lewia Mlller had Pullen, Doria Rlce, Judy Sauer, 1.1 vlsiton recently Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swackhamer. Robert Van ~nard Lewis of Canton who bad Cooney, David Lyons, ll.oaetta Aicbreturned from a trip to Florlda. arda. Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Webb were week end JUel-ls of their son and daughter·in·law. Mr. .and Mrs. 0 8r 0 James Webb and baby o[ Colum· bus. Mr. and Mr1. J. P. Burnejl of Charleston spent lhe week end . Jo Hardy of Pomeroy wtll call w1th Mr . and Mrs. H. B. Pt~well . 1'¥ir. and Mrs. Pete Bearhs of ' square dances in the Chanceklr Hotel in Parkersburg tonight when 1 Pomeroy omq Mrs. Erma Wilson st~ te c,onvention_of_Wes t Virgtf!ia .are spending a two weeks vacation •Htgh School prmc1pal.s opens ats in Portsmouth, Virginia. sesswns. Bob Adams is a patient at Shaekle Clinic, [if:\son, where he is reScventh: Sue Alknsworlh, Man- I Mrs. Hardy, railer for the P~Jw covering from an appendectomy. ning Baumga rdner, K11rl Be~:k, '11 Taw SQuall' Dance club of Porn· Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sandra Brewington , Cha rlene Da· croy, Is currently atJthortng a se r~·is, Karen Fergul)on , David Hoy t, 1cs of o: rtlcles in The Daily senti- Miller over the week end were Sandra Hyicli , Barbara Jones, Rev- ncl on the history and techniqueS' Miss lrene Mlller, Columbus, Mr. erly Perrin, Mary ('arol Swanson, of modern (o! k dancing . and Mrs, Wilmer Byers and ch~l~ Hl'lcn Taylor, Tcxa!Jua While. Col· Fritlay ni~,;ht she will call dances ~~~~· Patty and Eugene, of Warren 1 IC('Il Wilson. Sharon Pickens. for the graduation party in Par· ' ' Eight h Grade: Judy Butcher , kcrsburg of a second and third Mrs. J . "F.~ Burnell of Charleston and M~ s. H. B. Powell attended the P. T. A. Jitney Supper, Saturday evening at Syracuse Mr. and Mrs. Henry Balser and .!inn. Lawrence ,spent Sunday with Mr. anrl Mrs. Jack Ables and ehil· dren of Middleport. Boys Rank High On Honor Rolls At Middleport 1 ~~ alld _Mrt. Rod~\ iGrs on the Honor Roll at the end lamily ney Hol&ina:er and fam1b, GrHn· of the past six weeks were boy.s fif'Jd, Sunda,... aecord.ing to the list published in "'lhe Activity" Wednesday. 14!'· •~ :a. Robert Webb and Seventy-tive percent of the Sen- Students on the Honor Roll ar~ : Seniors, Keith Anderson. Bruce Bradford, Okey Ca rl, Arthur Clark, Stephen Co-lts, Elidic Grucser APRIL 11·12 Gordon Guthri(' Jane Harris, RobTHURS.JFRI. Suaan.Jiayward ert Hennesy, Thomas Kelly, Junior Tyrone Power UNTAMID Kennedy , Robert Morris, William Cinemascope _ TeC!bnieGlor} Rice, Marlyn Ro us h, Kay Stales -.also-aud Janet Valentine . Zachery Scott B'arton MacLane Jun iors : P:.tncia Barth , G<'orge TR.ASURI Oft RUBY HILL Baum{larliner , ('arnl Blak<'r. Vera Covert, Gene Crooks. Jeannelte (OUt--door Western) C~rtoon - FOX-Y DUCKLING CroQks. Kay Dar ~l. Clan•nce De· ~~~~~~~~~""""""~W~cc=•':_·_S~h~aron Jom•s, Jam{' ~ Oh· LETART FALLS j H dy T Call For square Dance ~-,-,----c-­ daneers SJIOnsoreU by the Wo'''ti·C<ount, ·Rec tea lion Commis· 'Mrf. llatUe JODN of Cedar Grove, W. Va., ia yl.&lti!IJ.: bu da"lhter, Kro. Gutr,:de !WI. Guests over the rielr: end of Mr. and Mra. General Hall wert Mr. and Mrs. Fleshman of Ole)'. W. Va) Mn. WPda Fiaher and children rd Reed, W. Va. , PFC and Mn. Doqlu., Rflele a~;~d dau1hter. Mr. Reeae returned Mon· day to bis baH in MoD.tana. HiJ wife and baby accompanied him ' here. • Regular $7.50 Revere Ware ·wuuam French Chef Skillets I I Mr. an.d M!"'li. Leo Randolph have moved from the Chapman property to Bashan. Mr. Huffman of Syra- Bo,rd ,,. 1...,.,~...,~,',..~~..,~~""""""""""""""·~,,~~~~ Out Use ·· ·Water Meters A·a P Super-Right •• -. 81ade Cuts ' ,cornpetejlln the stale-finals of 11. As· Middleport" she u.e stale In the Mrs, America wis Mr~. Jack Phillips of A&P Chuck Roast Is Tops In Taate and Tops in Thrift . . . specially selected from grain· fed steers ... It's carefully trimmed ... all choice blade cuts . . . no stringy neck por· lions . . . A&P gives you the most good eat· lng for your meat money! · ' BlindM~thet ..... ROUND BONE English lloast • lb. . , ., ~ 1;_: ' ;. "Plump ond Tender ... Pan-Ready 45c: ' Roastino Chickens . 43c· lb. • A&P Super-Right ... Tender, Lean, Well Trimmed New Premium Quality .. , Oven-Ready . .I ' l w· ·~\ . ·49~ , ~~·. ·.fresh ... . Pan· Ready ..• . ' C:.. l4'ryer ·Parts ~~-; ~'.......- ·· ..... 29(}~ ·.Redfish Cucumbers - :3~ PLUMP BREASTS ",. i ' t ' , . IRAND RG '; :, ~·-11W1111 ile!!dout wlllltiPtdll &riiid of lweet ri!' .• ;· lb.' . /· lrnlt- - -- ~ - ·~ ~..~ wltll ~ 11*111 -~ lllowft .,_~!!fl·--~ llllliitlfllauppiJ!Ia -· ---- ._ '·' Fnlsh·Frozen ... Pan-Ready Fancy Silting ... Loag Green q ' I BONELESS FILLETS CGIII!IIned wltl-'!Oitiilinl fat·fi!! .rclrofct "P~~ ofll COII'*'fYIIImla A, alt. tmullllftll and p!IM~I~f fft·W'evt ,.., war • o..ilo ,.,,.,. ~~eu.r;-..-.... INs .Pid.i ......iiii4! ot(lr. ., lb. · tl:JIJit ;" "iiiJf , ' lb. / ·for -. ,. ,;·',~ . Celery I -. .. ' (-' , •• .... ' ,I .(", Z4 , '· '"-·:_ c; CtRGE '· • '"'·• '; . as~ stalk 1 ' ' Runaway Auto CraSh. JntO Tf ai}er Truek ·tom WASHJNG'roN UP- The P:.~~ OffiCe DePartment Friday ~ prepar.atJons to put drastic ~s:.at cuts into •effect :illt midnight. EUt 11 Pld a tnt minute ebange ill plans waa still posaible. Th~ impart of ·the curtailmel\: of poatal serv:iu will be fe1t i 1 • Pomeroy and M1ddleport Satur~ day as well as in other parb ... ~ tbe nation, wLth no carrier scrice beins rendered no rural do; l.i d both ' po3 t 0 u· • ¥ei'Y an ICe dosed. .. Next .wee~ new hours fo~ the post off:re In ~om.eroy Will b.! from 8 a. m. until 5 p. m. for .tb) m_oae:r order and p!)'llal savin~ Wlfldow and from 8 a. m. pnt , 4:~ P· m. for the atamp and mad w~dow. In Mnldleport the stamp and m-fil window !fill be open from Q;30 a. m. until 5 p. m. and . tb~ money order and postal aavmg::~ ,window ~rom 9' *- m. until $ p. IJI. Other curtailments aie wt•• Federated Church . Membership GGal . Confirmation To Of Middleport's 'Be Held Sunday parote v· lator Chamber 0 ver Top Middlepor~ Seheduied F,or Heanng • Sat urday ' M'mg·}e R l . eques s p Pol•"ce owers FOf Obi . . 0 Pat r0I w·n I wee'k. ' I ·'. Y ed A 8' Ob serv . l· nOIJe·r·oy' Rapt:.,. u· 0 Landers Bound ·Jury·.· j: l'o· wm 0 •A ·· Tbef · n· uto t ·Ch•P. Holzer To. Hold :ement c,•v·'ep. Judg n ouse'' or ' · H · • F·,. ' •· Plam"tifl .,_, . N·. e.w Dornu.tf)ry .. . ' Court_· Da_.,ioh' r . m. -~··~ ~lna:l' cveni~g Mn., · repre. . . u;m I k .' . ' ,> t .. chur~h ~~u :be New Business To~ Soon At Middleport £ . " ·t. CRISP Pasc:al s H(}ur Changes Are Announred By Postmasters or K'eD possible if ' tbe full extent eut· supeni~d " the~~!~:~~::: ~ackJ, ~ bY ~e U. S. Post OUie'!l j ~ are Ed Tbotu.s, ~ Also, MVforle Ann Brumley , 17. Department is mad~ eff~tive. Vernon Weber, ,\· ' MJddleport. b:~rationl of the fac-e Pottmaster Genet~ ~t E. and eontu&iou ·or the ·left Jhou.ld- SlQamerfield said C!uta-in· er and ..-tiat; Sliiiley Bahle, 18, eluding an end ta alaMilt aU weet. lt,;::,l'~a;1:'•::~~ fftetured Wl'telll'a. .,.nd serv~wti!atd " so in~ · etB . aclmitfed w· tct' .itid: -10y ~n effect untfi Con-- · · · after 1110 exlr• . .I lu¢s- . . Sire wi!J, ~~~ rioi\ .t..\t;u, · ready' far He told" tbe Sc"-t'.e ~PPrP~ . the Mts. Aineriea contat · 1t Fort ••rn,poi>ry Tbe Oth:- t\o.u CommitlH •Tburtdaf lltft.. of Laudpdale,' Fla. . · · . . ... were al' outpatient~: noon "nothing can slop" the Cuts , w~:s given SQ(:ond"pia<!, went to -Mra. Don. Bacon ruled the · baby; Rollltl were t.-oua:ht in by a pasaiO.e "except .money lrorit Ccngriu." temporar,Y · as leader aid R. Frauche)', 38, Toledo. WhUe Anne-tte Wllla, to be a dependent mootor·it'•t. · He insisted later a~ emtrgency of the Exp'l.oret'l· and the red rib· third place was won by Mrs. Joe chlld rendered deaUtute wUJt oUt Sisman was lodged ill the Me-ip appropri:illtion must slgned bJ . borf tbey won It the annual Scout A . Hoffman, Ashtabula, 37, wife of f-ault of its .,~~nt. County jail 1nd held for his .ap. Presid4nt Eisenhower- not merc-Expordtion last· ~~day wai pre- an insurance man. · peuaoce Jn GallipoliJ. ly approved by ' a eonii'etsioD}ll aented to the .• ......aolmiires. The jurist said th:~t ·lna.smu"rh 54 ~-mi~~before the cuts could ....., Mn. PhUilpa prepared a stuf. th t• h 1 h dl s ·" · th ' --~ hi ·Hitibs npl-ained the seouting as e mo ~.~er w o 1 an ctpurnvmg e uece~ ·~ • be eancelled. ogram In this area. and ' g ave a tea Pork chop dinner, which ped now had Shelter and sHmed wife Daisy; daughters Mrs. Liule pr C-onfirmation services wil~ t-e I . eapabl e o1 carmg · fot· th e ebild .o.c " Blane, c o1urn b us; H e 1e n H ar . · The IIouse A.P,roprlatioa Com ....ilrt re\~iMV .of the ·S·cdut Exposi· jud"eS • said waa the .... .._ tiest and held ~~ the P"ed.,aie!l Chorob 10 .,., t. eaaiest mea) prepared. h t h rd b · p rtl d N L" K h c mittee called a tloted door mer!ttion. He ann.ouneed tnlli •Cam}:loree t a t e temporary o er was e- rJs, o , an ; e we o en, OS· ·. Sunday at 10,30 A. M. and tbe Utg this morning to eunsider S!Jmplaniled ,for Camp Chester on · · ing nit~de and that if circu'mat.m· Elmer Proffitt, Charles _jMembcnblp in tM .golden . aoniYetllr,- or tbtlle C!Oilmerfield's emera:ency requnt for Miy 10·11·12 and the annu•l Ban· cea prove out that tbe ·mother ~ of Portland. Carl Proffitt. Gtlamber of Commerce has ·pass- finned [ifity yean ago will be ob"41 million doUars. But the House quet -which will- be held at the fu1ly capable that she will !xo and a foster-so~ Wil· ed their original · -gOal ....ol 100 served. wu in recess until Monda)> wbeq: Poli'Jt Pleasant Moose Hall on Apgranted permament custody. of Syracuse.' A•so membe-1'3 and the JllteJit . n-.ncs .to it planned to act op· 11 geuln-aJ rU .30. · ~ i>re 26 grond _children oe l><lded to those alnady pubMtm~"' pf tbe eonllrrn-n . . ,. Baebn said that the lat~er ,or 31 great erand children. . appropriaiiopa lished are Thomas G.avin; 'Valley elass are Sharoo Wllaon. AMoet,t Kennetb . Wblte, 14. wiU ap- supplement-or Awar:cfa were given to these I.e· tht' child has been willfuUy nE:g· Lumber Company, C. B. Weise, Tracy, Karen Ho~nea: J"udy Mill pear iD ~igl Cour.ty Juvenile bill cionriairel who are on the Post . ligent and. that a w-atTant iJ now A. SOn Homer and his first wUe · (COaUaued oa Page SeTa} Mrs. ~ Guy ReYnolds and Dal1• er, Wi1ter Grueser and ltalpb Court SltJif'day _ to 'nswer ~ 3. ,C!ommlttee: Chester trwift, Lee out for hli arrest. Bertha preceded him iD death. ; aDd Thomu Werry. charge of violatioa or parole u a Smith, Gale -Hysell and Ralp& lfar. A parted car owa1tid by a young !'riendl may call at the famil)' Gatewood. Gold certificates win be prerelult of hD AppfthensiOn Wedtin. PomeroY attorne)' tefl18ed to lt.l)' home at any time. Tb.ia . evening the annu'.il biln· seated to tbote wbo . were e6l· neatiay nJabt by _loea1 pollee and Commander }\-oieoe Fife was jn jn pl.-ce Th~:~rlday afttmOIJD and be made in Vteat. quet or ttle ·c. or c. ,tombinrd ,. railroad deteetfve.. ~~:·~•:.ot tbt .meeting which w., roJled' o~t Into West Malp ·street under the direc· with tht --,regular meeting ·of tht ·~rmed fifty years qo and ai!IO White, in truuble once beiOI"fll: members who have been COD• the Legion Hall. Durlnel j!t" tbe path of I trac~-- trailer Ftmeril Ha:me. Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club to r.--• · ed ~L ror breaking lnd entnina: In tile ·~··--t>;~•i•1e~ sea8ion Tom· Sktnper ttuc:k cauainl heavy d·-~to-tbe hu~ or joln another '-'~~ur.·h night time, adinitted to· oli"!Ct!!"j ~ Gene Crooks, delegatet, and 1953' sedlll. ,. '.. w.ill be held at 6~30 at the Mid· he and a~er. l.-1 tirob: a seal· dleport lf!gb Sc~ool gymnaaium · fifty rears ago. . , . K t• M El L 1· Ma ter . . Rowley ond George Baom· , . . Members of l.lte 1107 ..~tft0rm~:J t\d Cbesapeeke A OhJo freil)lt . ~ar , aJternates, were JCiccted . Po~roy: P.,llce 111~ attorn.tY . enne u e nny s s . A )'buftl, recenUv marrit"l • , · Bernard N~ :rutu, ~rt~ bb ear · of Ceremony for the program tlon class who are Tuesday nighl 'and, destroyed 1 1 1957 • on the apron of tW BlUe Sunoco State or COLUMBUS UP -~ghway PI· ~ . and Wtlliam GmeHt, prc.sident Will be presented · qu.Jntity of property. The otlier couple from eastern l'entnl Otuo and'cror tlr'h% · SerYU:"e ~t,lml •ncf·~,.._ ed ln -tbe trol Superlilte~<Jent ' eoree .~· Of .the! c. or c .• wHl weleome the ea are Mn. Freda bave moVed to Middleport arid boy iJ .Ja{OU Sh•ta-, 13. ·soon will open a new business o-u · ,llrs.• EDen · Stholl at the annual •tallon, TIMi ear r~J.t;:d· ~lfda :ntu:!f~•:x;:~t'~re ..:::;:a: l,f:~~k:.•and guests. Ofrlcer's laltJ a trap for tbe' t'll" t.oN!t St., (Rt. 7) the fint of its 1 'm1." .. this Sun'·aV ~r:tto t.be etree~ into die ~~de of _ a " · · tor the evenlrig will Mary ~Jer Par~r ~ • 'IJ M ble and pr l)er" thtt ~e patrol . prits Wednesday , night, _ll_oping klnd in tOwn·. Herbert Reibel, ...Ut be in·,th.· · tr_~lt~ 1dt;i~~ ll>:v· l'rtlllk· Zltovltt, ehould· hive full poll~e poWera Jf! · Holy Weeli: aorrices at · lhe W; PeGJ)Ies, Huntlneton. ' they would "return .to the r;ccnllt They are Mr. and Mrs_ Hershel and the itev. Waldo J. Con~ntlb~ ih 80. ·;Wt!lh~t~li, ~-- . . cert1tn ·· eaJercen.elriS.: ;mch IJ Pommy Baptist Chu~b ine1uCic o[ their crime." They did. The" .Meelure, Loudrnville, 0 . ·,.:ac·• ' I . •. . . \ Damaae ~ Ji'ultz'a. ear wt.l e&U· strike, vlolenea. special music by UJfl· e~olrple:n· younger boy wiD appear for "- a~ · he Ukes to be eaJied, ill 21, his Commaniler rue baa named matbd at~. noite ,to :t~ tractor. ten aermons by tbe pastOr, Ralph bearing next TU~dar. wife, lT. Sbe was formerly of 1 Clitworthy, 'che1ter.. Erwin~ 111-iestl,atinl offietlr .'"Jf!41 ~· Web- Mingle' teatif\!Jd before th~ Hoose· c.. Zulidtl and a candJeligbt com-near Charleston, W. Va.. The Me . Swish~r and Te_d . ·~- ~-•ij_• no eb•r~tt~r.~ ·~I \f .:IJ .a Judiciary Confmlttee in: support•of munion. service. ~ ~;falld Clures have leased and will op.m ,,. ~'"" · on the MemorJ~~l DQ' · com~ me.>mbe_.r-ot tho ~w (lf>i+l, .W , et.Wr a bill 'glving the 'p'ltrol pollee pow. On Palm Sunday tfte chOir within two weeks [or the lint · "~ -...... ,.. . r.rln~ era When ordeted by the gOvtf· · ' mlttee. . ltld.'•nltit •n!l llues ·- ¥jd'clle- rior. The patrol 'la nOW limited•tO re)>don two ontbemo. ''The Ki•r ' time the Dairy 1sle lpcatcd at RL - - - - - --- pott. . . ·.patr.OIUnl the blghwAys, crime, . In Shall Come In" and '"111.1! Old 7 and South Fourth Ave. ~ which ·an automobll• is used and RugJed Cross" and tbe 8erl\l.O.d mwARnsvn..r.E. UP :Last year Dairy ble Commi~ . ' . . " · • " ' theme wtu be "A. Weeping J:i.hg'' ·n n.deri, 17,' Ponieroy, co. ~ ary Inc .. of Wooster, 0., pU\ U'J crlm" on state property. Thursday evening ot 7'30 · t~< • Funeral services wiJI be held the anodern buildi.nt on an op1 ~n The bill under consideration ~a· Lord's Supper will be ob!er.Yed Icbue in whieb a sheriff waa Monda)' for Stanley B. Peteu of lat Tbe plate remained unoccii-an ou.tgrOwtb of the reeent lengthy in the ~burch's tradiUonall»>liner ,was held . for P'utd Jury Circleville who died early Friday Funeral senicei aN 0 yet lo- pied through tbe winter. I 1W Ohlo COnaoJUiated TeJep~one Co. the · congregation assembliu,g month on ear· sEeallng. morning of a heart ailment He is eomplete for Mrl. Be ISle Oiler, 49, McClure's D11iry Isle is loeatc'd. dJed suddenly at her home on on a lot that provides amph \, i" ' i ,.. ' !• otrlke. oround • long table lq candl<· ateajlng • the father or Reynold Greeue, ecJ.; · Jtor o[. The DaUy Sentinel. below Hobsob; FridaY morn- parting area with easy aece,s• · Plins· are complete at ' Hob::et said that ·at one time be lis:;ida 3· the The Middleport Emergency !rom Fourth or Rl 7. He will fea- ' Surviving are his wil'e Mn. H.. Hoapltal lor ''Open bo1111e" at n• used 8l patrolmen during the peak join In the community Good Fri· authodliel ·was summoned but round lure flavored soft iCe to:-eam. dKJ~ •· H111 th d0nn!•"'- __.. · Judeemen~ on a 4q•aovlt nOte of the atrike'• ' vlolertce and van. d · t th Fed · t 1 zel Peters; another son E. Oiler dead on tbetr arrival. late at first , latel' chocolate and 8 ' e new &In& iOtaru~~ ..:.. ••t~ ' 08 ine.~'diDI ' inier-- dallam. centered in the Port. ay servace c era e .y,.. ·edueatlpn11 buUdin1 of the Hobh . · Church Dan' Parker wso kiUcd Greene of Columbus; . SurViviDg the deceased are her strawberry, a1terna'15ng. n.o J._.-e eat" wii ·.nn ·redI ln 'faVOr of the mouth area. · ' · •H olpttal Slehool o N~rainJ. "Op· Easter Sunday R>Jv. Zundel Monday and two other men were MrA. · Andrew Wennell hw;band :Marlon and nil* children. cream machines will be installed ·George Wharton of en house" ,wilt be hf:~d ·saturday, plaintiff ·todiiY n ·Mela:a County Will speak on "A Good New~ Injured in a Head-on colltalon. Georae, Betty Ann, Sharon, Clar- and hot dogs and root beer ai:I.J Aprill&tb, aftci SUnday, AprU"14,· ·~mmon·'plfta C~urt." to T!:t:a~!:!•l•':,lfl~~~~ ~~~~~~a~ From a Graveyard" aM the choir Landers was wouruled .in the hip Nine grant! chUdren ence tnd John 1re at home. will be merchandised. Other children art: Rosemary frOm l :OC) p. m., to 8:00 ·P· m. dail7 RfoymoDd V. J!~b.C:h. emer&:~~ e"cept in handling wlJl sinu; "ResurrecHon PaY n" by a blast fttom a riot gun" fired grand child. Before moving to Middlep~ wl'tb dedltatiOn service• on Sunda:r sented by Maontna webJter, wat .c:tdflc and communkatiomf. IIDd "AI! Hall Rr.(kf' met." under a politeman.. He wrecliied the Alao aurvhing are hia father -W amsley of Mid'dleport; Martha and residing at 70 N. Second 'An Jane Fife of Middleport; Jack Oil· April 14tb at 21:.30 It· m. awarded ~e jud1emeftt ;*hleh.had MJtie:Je· uid, thlli· '" states hiVe the direction ul :'I(I'S, -EJmc•· he· waa driving' ind fled on John H. Peters, Lancuter; bro.onlr to be captured . later thers. George. Lancaster and Harry er ot Middleport and M8rvin Oil· Mac t~peratcd a LoudonVJlle· res-· Vltilt~l'f wlll' · be conducted ~n afted agaWt Ro~ Hill" arid hl&hwa,- ·pe_tr<tls w.hi.~ have a<Jme Wickham.. Mr.a. James · Slephenson er- of Cheshire. There ai'e three taurant in partnership with his throdah the buiidiD.... by~ the atu- Acllea ·C. ·Hill. · · ·deerCe or p'oli<:e pow~~ i:Jtbtlr thai'! · til'tfanlst. . alteep in ll barn. ' and John of East Rin,.old. father. Loudonville is the (th•.o olenta of the Futun. ·Ntrne' Club of u ll h s d 1 ch grand children also. America troni Gallri Aeadeiny In other actions .,the· ~Ut:' ~er~ p~~ IDI the rOads. ' . . . dui;J for u;::OYw~~~v ::!r:~cS:ho:: ... He." was a mem~r or tbe First A sister, Mn. ·Maek McGilton of town that 37 years ago Wll in ~ SchOol ·of GalQpqUa; the ed an _iD..Yestlgation .into famlly . m.mg~e said in lep~y to I que• ·foUowin"g. A nursery and junior Bla~:weJI Ritrs , Methodist Church; Fral.('!r.naL Qr. ColumbuJ and a brother .Jennings the national spoUigbt because der of Eaglea. Loyal Order of Siders ot Columbus abo survJve.- John F. Kettering· gave fina,ei 11 Al:neri~an Red Croll Gray ~dlea circurriltan(!e~~; IIi U.e aJvorce ac- ti~n t~at be doubted the Natiollal ·c hdrch b conducted for chll· f,l~ld~'n Wednesday qf .G,a~Jip~lili and aluMni · of Hol; broUght by Geja1~1ne. Burke Gu~ eoU:Id have ' been uaed ef. ·d ren wUI be beld ·at 2 p.I'O. backing to the Fbtible Co.; w.hiCb N. D. Bordon, past('r Moosf:, IOOF and the MWA. let HoJpltal Scbdol of Nw:iing. aaalnat . Erne It · BU{,kt because fectively 'in ~he . PDJ~o~t~ •U:III:e. . Th.e flower committee Mrs. Ed· a pia~ to be announc- now ·makes plas:Uc product+ , ~ · Mtddleport \l:_t. · MorJah Burial Will be made in Forrest Tbe famoua General Motot\!1 R6fre1bmentl Will · · terved . ebJldr•n· ·are inv9tted. An enb'y ~e aald the ~ops were not ward Foster, Mrs. Wllliam Watso11 Rawlingli-CGats Funeral Church, officiat-'!od at the Cemetery under the <Ureetion · of ed with member• ~um- was filed diaminfna: Willie WIJ.. tr~lned as eJ~Il ~e ~nd ~at the lind Mrs. orval Wlll!s, will apHome is In cbara:e of arrange- Corp., inventor wu born .anJ or Robert Dlai!kwell a.l Defenbaugh Funeral Home. raised near Loudonvllle, and .llit ot lhiJ llama vi The Weat €oaJ~ co. a~(l job Jn.the str~kc eafied., for blchly 1pioecia"te ·the cooperatiun or mem ments.. • widnesday. ' · the Industrial Cor!tmialion of OhiG trllnt!d police oUlcers. be d 1· d 1ppreciatlon to the to~ he kR·tf rresent.ed by <!ase as it haa been· Mtt,led .o ut ol · n n r&en s.· ill his boyhood, the plant •Wii AID FAMILY organist ' TARGET PRACTICE court. The"bill was apcmiOl'e(l by Reps. · -----sponsored as an n:perimeot ;t lB The Middlepo.rt Emcrgcn'"v Mr.s. r. JERSEY CITY, UP The auto . Kennetb· f'.." B¢1 (&Coshoeton), MilOS GENERAL HOSP.ITAL placing industry in a am·~~;~ ~i"f Squad was called to the Marion !UehFW, of Charles Burns, while parked in One divc.~e. "acti~n waa filed, -K !J: Il. De.nn~l (R--ctJitt0n), ,..04,_ : Admitted.: Mrs. Rina Cr08S, ~ t · E. Y-oung, Mrs. culturkl village. ;,' ~ '~ Oller r~side, n ce, 1\t. ?, at 8 a . m. J.lrs. lrvht Baumgardneri Mra., ~v front of bis home on a tecent day ~~~~~ La~nce Nap.,r, Miner.. R. M~n Galvin (I).Lueas).J cine; Mrs. Frank Imboden, SyraAnnouncement. date today to alit a member of thf! CoJe., Mn. Gertrude ButJCr,' J(ra. was hit by a car · 1t 2:10 a. m., a vlllt! RD.,· VI ..J'.IJ,le . ~ttle _Napper, . Mlil1le 'is Jelil,viri"I " Uie, pltt~l ~u~; ~lrley Bable, Mid~leport Clure's .opening the -·•· ,, Klil(Ue~ O'Btlel\;: '!nd· O'Bt.1e"D · Jh~Uy~ to 'betome _Portsmouth elt)r ~snusaed : Carron Gramm, Lc· Harrison· Bentley, ~ts. W\lJjaJb raxl at B:l50 a. · m.. and a truck at f-amily. Membert atayed until a will be made , soon,. ~tor was enroute. 0:10 a. m. Smith. ~· pl~h!ti!fs atto~:rs. . ma_naeer. ttrt; Jessie Larrnlns, Rutland. .. 37~ .. Stewing Chickens • '•, • lb. ,~; ·' Paul SipP, Zl. Rutlag~f: ltD 1. trill appear In Ga~llP;Oll• IDUnicipal ®u.rt todl)', to ~pwer thart:ts of driving while ~to~ted foJlow· Jng a f;peetaeulft ~Jbwar ~h late Tbul'lda): evenaq near Middleport in wb1c-b ftve other people we~ Injured. , ... . Sigman Wit tiM:! ·driver of 1 late m~del el1' thlt tare out 1L2 JUard· raal postl alone_. Sttt.e R 7 four te~tha of 1 mile IOU~ ot. t~e. Middleport c-orporaUon line. Hu then ploughed through the rail into a field and ltopped on its top. It waa completely demO.iahed. Tile Stl~ Highway Patrol laid 1Sigmon"• ear railed to make the curve just nortb of the New York Centra~ Rlilroad crossing. Sigman was travelin& north. He suffered cuts on bil head and abrasions on hia back Otb~ injured were Robert Du· gan, 20. Pomeroy RD .. abrasiona. of the left arm; Lindy SctJO(mover 29. Rutland, contusions and abrasiona on the bae~ iliAd 1houlders; .Jennie lluine Lemley, 19. Middle. port, abrasion• and C!Ontusions of her right lea:. worthwhile. This ·diU p0.!1slble meterilli in the future . I also uid resldeDta: yet "si«ned up'~ for will have to pay !101' ot their own ta1i1· U their mind later. HOw. tor aerv:ice May .1, and . · made. Alter bit •pprox:imately $1!!5 will be char~:ed. ) · It was pointed out that while water is ln m~tin .~ qc:w for fire protection it cannol bl' used for do. mestlc. purpMe,s until final approv. al · by tbe Ohio ·State Board qt Health hu bl;!en given. This is ••·: pe<ted by May .f., 1)ther member.t of State !Jn . lb. Center Blade Cuts Nallles Six Are In Auto Accident Near County Line u,, • ..,....,.,' . een~y~Bennett Legion Post wib a· c THIS SPIC:I.AL tAC:KAGI o~~-5at Everybody in Rultla••d all the water they minimum $3.75 per mn'"n,.,;;. Rutl1nd Boa11d ol Publie AffJ•!fo diseloeed today. , William J . Hob11tetter -Said ~ bond deeided in a meeting th!~ week there were nt~t enougb c:otl)o e5tabiishmenta to ~e not LOOK ,Ott ·! Will Hit Pomeroy, ELBE Rf·ELDS . spent the aDd week Mrs. end ' witb his Haypar. entsl Mr. Gerald Ha,n.n Post~l- Service Copper clod bottom spreads heat evenly. Gleaming stainless steel body cleans eosi· ly. Tight fitting cover seals in food flavors. S. A. Don Hayman, who is sla· I tioned at ~ainbridge, Maryland lm~• ' Meigs County's "Mrs. America" Aspirant Special $4.99 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Shank and child•en of Pomeroy visited Sun· day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Shank. - • Weather De"otN l'ol'ultateretU·fH ne Melp-llf••• ANti VOL.Vlll NO. 306 Pomeroy·Middlepott. Ohio, Friday, April 12,:1157 I SINGLE COl'Y-k ~~~----------------------------~~~~~~~~~~--------------~------------~------ David Reese of California · ia spending a furlough with his ga:andparents Mr. and Mrs. Gen· eral Hall. Mr .Reese is in the Navy. . at y ' ' cuse moved in the home vacated by Mr. Randolpb. . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chapm.an h_ave purchased the Edmund Nor-j ras property In Syracuse. Tlley will move there soon, man. ,. . entt ne • .\ alaoA;~t Stanley Peters Fatally Stricken Mrs. Bessie Oiler With Heart At.:ta1 Dies Suddenly At Her Home Friday � 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 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 11, 1957 killinger newsman winebrenner