https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5cfdaf2f24871d6b2eb876e58b58a172.pdf 38b0b558fbe27d39ca33cb993922a9be PDF Text Text .. .. . . .. ... ' . . .. ~~ ..... • . ..' • ~ • ASSOCIATION Bedford Home Demonstration Council Meets 11te Afrll ford Horne c1l Club wa.s Mrs Helen THURS•.fRI MAY 2.'3 R!Ch.ard Todd Robert Ta~·lor Dana Wynter • TO MEET The Middleport Park AllliOCia t10n Inc , w1H meet Fnday eve • meeung of the Bed DemonstratiOn Coun held at the home of Qu1vey A Stanle!' Edmund O'Bnen O.OAY, THE 6TH OF JUNE (Cmcmascope - Techmcolor) - alro- Ben Cooper Anna Marla Alberghcttl DUEL AT APACHE WILLS (Naturama Color ) POMEROY SOCIETY The Daily Sentinel &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, May 2, !957 mg at 7 30 at the Village Hall and all Interested per sons are urged to be present Brush Party was held fur thL benefit or the Cancer F•Jnd A potluck lunch was suved t u a guc.sl mne members and thr1 children Those atteu cl mg were Mrs Mable Lee Mrs Edna Ler Mrs Anna Uart Mrs Bertl\a W1ll Jams Mrs Audra Well Mr ' Helen Qu1vey Miss Ethel Blaeio: woo<! Mrs florencE' Well Mr< Pa!rJrLa Iones owd hPr mothrr Mrs Ackerson !rom Elm1rn N Y The next mectl'lg v.1ll be M<~' 16th at the home of Mrs Flu e nce Well on Golrl RH4ge It will be potluck The meetmg Js from 10 A M until 3 P M Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Soc1ety Ed1tor, Phone 6244 Eleanor Schaal, Middleport Sodety Editor, Phone 6079 Asbury Methodist "May Day" Theme Is Featured WSCS Elections At Amateur Gardener Meeting Held Wednesday Ma y Dn tra{IHJOnally observed Arrangements" and Mrs PbiUp Miss M<trJc.a Karr was clcctl•d as on May t~t was the theme of the IBailey read a paper on "Timely I - Now! ·at Elberfclds NO. l6 --'-M C -.,--h-S -d .d . Sen. C art y 0 IeS U en 1y I GI~LDINE .,,.......... tJI956 SotfD Ao ... dalei,IM. •tr••• ........... ....... __ .... .. . _...... --· ........ --== ,.,..... ,.., "''""" """"" ............... , allow .... ~rloeal 7.1•• u 7MoU .............. ~ M-r. ....... 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I..oeaUy 0Wiled auroperated Serta "Avo-ndale" MaHnss $24.00 Serta "Dream" Tuhless MaHress $39.00 Serta "Perfect Sleeper" ·MaHress $69.50 Serta "Perfect Sleeper" Super Firm MaHress $89.50 ELBER FE LDS ' ;:~~~~~;~~;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~;;;= 0 soH1a 0 Now• Ar THE NEW ATLAS hp given by Mr 0 tbe £acul· attend ' • The banquet waa prep;1red by Jumors' mothers: Mesdames Ma ?f the Columbus Roman CathcJ.c dwtese who dted Thursr'ay mgh: Jf a cerebral h emorr~age Stnckcn 1n the chancery offiCl wa Thursday, Btshop ifcady , ushed to Mount Carmel Hosp1t 1 where he dJed a few hours later Ordamrt. to the prlesthood at Clevrland OhiO, In ttJS Btsh,p Re:~dy went to Washlngton 1n 1931 t~s a~~".sJS!ant general secrfl 'ary of the N:~l!onal Catholic ~elfllre Confereilee •1nd was r l• vatP.d to lh general stcretarv~hlp n 103fi He held the post unttl !rr rva~ named bishop Bishop Readv s f1rst appmnt :nent was to Samt Msry's Church 1n Pamcsvllle, Oh1o Bilih.op Readx was mstalled as biShOp of ColumDus Jan 4, 1945 ·ure~cdmg the late Btsbop James J. Hartley A nallve of New Haven, Conn ~e rc('~\Ye'! h s' early e(lucation 1n New Haven and at St Peter's ln Mansfteld, Ohtr'l, where h1s famtll moved when he was a thild He received hl$ bachelor's de ~reP. at St Vmcent College m ... L11• lrobe Pa , In 1913 11nd h,iS masters there two year6. iat\r He (Contmued on Page Seven) Scoui11orse Sho;· Scheduled May 18 At Pt. Pleasant As &REAlEST TIRE IN A'R.A.S HISTORY Will Be Saturday ·,Test8To -~ r!'"t bigb or• __...... • -lllllil_ ~-· .. _Jt 'llltll1MI '. elo•llltl. If 11,011 AUIO S"FARKS ' .' K&M Sohio ~ llan••lag Kloes- Mile llltillea ~-~~. • '· I .. , e ep0rt y H'•ghway patroI ~ V Joseph R. McCarthy died un-the bf 4'1 but the cause or loddayd If' A mother .and her 17 }'car-oltl ze • 0 IC13Hy de- .son drtvmg separate c;us colhdl' 1 a•ld the immedl- e<~rly thu morning on the Succe8• ' meanmg Hoa(' 21h mtles south of St.au Route 7 the State Htghway P•ln.ol of the liver f(l function SOitlf' medical autbnrttie, heL • reported laid 1111 hepat1tb innammatum '>' Mrs Dorothy Cowdery 49 wa· the liver m the1r expf'ru:- nce wa ~ rlnvmg north and st41pped for a Ytrus-caused Others sa1d the ~hool bus loadtng chtldren whe,, 1erm "acute hepatitis" t'OUld al~o her son, Robt'rt Cowderv, 17, fol cover acute tllneu resuJtmg from lowmg her skidded mto hts rna ther's vehicle The acctdent ha.>varwu.s Cornu of hver d!lmage The hospital woulri not or couJJ 1cned at the top or a nJJe Nancy, four year old daughter not elaborate How he got tli~ HeaV) damage was Inflicted on of Mrs Kathryn LGiJ Tbompson, virus If he d1d or whether other RohErt s car, medmm dama,S~e 10 and her suter, Kathy, 7, were re- f~t01'§ rquscd the damage w,. 1\JJ; mt"Jthf>r's 'rllev live at Rt 1 turned home Wednesday from Unl 1 not sla ted Long Bottom There were no ar· versity Hosphal, Columbus, where Sll.nt About Hulth 1esh and nc1ther dnver WI!> m 'hP" had been enlered for obser· McCartlty kt!pt a vml over e< I Jure•l vahon Nancy IS schedtiled for 1d detail! of h1s mcrea!lmgly Ire A mmor accident was reporte.:l surgery at Umversty Hospital with quent tnps to the hosp1bl, for a at Darwm on us Rt 33 Thursda& m the next month and Will have var1ety of stated Jlls, In re .. e 01 t at 4 25 p m when a motorcyelt her spleen removed. ,•ears <!rtven north hy Clarence Robson The girls and tbc1r brothet', Paul He had r~peateq: or"'rahon 11 on 16 Rt 1 Shade turned acros.s tht thetr mother and grandmothfrr 1 kn'"~ punctured by a pu~ce of highway to enter hu drJvewa• Mrs A V Smlth have been in CoL- 9tetl while he was a Manne The Patrol s;ud be turned tn lh b d t h d urn us an exam a lon!l s owe He rccentlv suUered a cold 0" (Cofltmued on Pai;:e Seven) that all of the family have a rare v~rys He returned from Wucon blood dtsease 'ln l (\urtn2' the Easter ho!Jda\ Nanry Is the most advanced of ..-~t~a hls'l fever and enu.red the the cases and had been in MeiJ• Bethesda Hosp1tal last Sunday General Hospital for transfusiOns, lte d1ed th,re at 6 .02 p m and treatment before she was sent ~ d \ t Thursday after a sever' te Columbus on the recommenda· five11ay 1llncss. t 10 n of Dr R E BOice. She will llectt.n Pier Suce.uor be under the care of a surgeort H1~ death could not etrect con ~ who I• .....dered the beOI tn-.he trol or Ill.~ wmch .... t world fer thl! tf'Pfll ~~ - ~loh lieD, with"":~ oerata by one • J'o.. It: 11.n1t'lJ'hiYer'sty-~s -~~t!lted! v!We. • -GOV \" _ 4 Thomson of Wltlt_ ,~:Nfrox'imate\Y . 100 s.tu_1.. with more operatiens for the re- W1sei:m&m was thought likely to ...entll tilan 11 part the PomeN"t moval of spleens than any other ea ll a spcetal elecllon tu ftll th Htgh Scheol Glee Club anm.1.!l hru::pltal according to Mn Tbomp vacancy Spnng Concert will be gtven Fn son HI$ bodv was lak('fl dunng th~· day mght m the Pom€roy Jumcr One of the amaz:mg things abaut 111 ght to the funeral parlors i.lf High aud1tonum beginning at 8 th1s dlsea!le 1s lhal If a persen af heh:!( fccted with it goes up 11'1 an atr plane they arc apt to die almest dom was we)come-to awatt cotn durmg lhe evenmg The pregram for the tvenmg tmmed1ately ae~:ording to the pletmn of funeral arrangements He lefl a gnevmg, beautiful as announced today w1!1 h.:> docl1lrs A characterl.sltt of the dtsease ts that the blood-cells are Youn" wife-of 31 years and an "Awake 'TIS Sprmg', 'By Tht> "" Sea" ' and ·'Go Lonely Rose" by oval mstea~ of com shaped adopted daughter oi fn'C month~ the Girls Glee Club He left enemies who at t~1s lime cho!le to follow the t:xampiP "My Hearl Is Offernd Shll To of one of his hardest hit ·targc>.s, You" by Luaus anri "The Ash former Secretary nr Stair! Dean Grove" a Welsh Folk Song ar Achc!!ion Acheson sal:;l II in Lattn ranJ(ement by Marryott ' Blue Are Her Eyes" a .solo b\' "I;}e mortUJs ml n1n bonum"Mtlton Lambert "0( the dead say nothma but "Fionan s Song" and '"fhe f{o geed " bm In the Ram" by the G1rh Pr...ld•nt Extend& Srmp•thr Middleport Child Affected By Rare Disease Of Blood Pomeroy Glee Club concert T0 Be OOI" •h :=· b ,_...,, .......... :=.::.~.:~ '::'!% Q~-. cition in their etudie»" C1hairm'an of tbe OU tesUnR' dur tri~. Dr. Carl H. RoberU, OU as· •qd.Jte piofessor of education and 'r' meqlber of the a'Hvlsory board for ~e te!ting '-rogtam, said 10 top. wlnDers In tests in 21 !IUbJects' bcre will he rankea and their "'Jlam.tp forwarded to the ·state de· part-ment of education for ttate nllldD,. • tt.~ top 25 wmnera in eJCh aub1eet m the atate will re· \:t!ive Cdlll-seal from lOCial high receive men· d&h ' or Qtber 1 • __....__ d.1y 1nd Tuesday by the h1gh $Chool!l Counuea included m this dntr1et Ire Athens, Galha, Jack· son, Qoclr:irig, Meigs, Perry, Ross and Vmton School! and the number takmg the test! are, ,1\thens, 82, Chilli· 1 cnthe, 49: Galhpohs, 23, Jackson , I~. Lott.n. 53, NthLonvllle 19; New Lexmgton, 32, Oak Hill, 30; Well· aton, 361 Albany, 12, Amel"Bern, 14; Carthaae-Troy, 15; Chauncey· Dover, f2, Glouster, 14. The Plain~ 13; Waterloo, 13: Corning, lD, CrooUVfJie, 16, Glenford-Hopewell, 12, Junetwn City-Jackson, 13; New Straltawdlc, 15; Shawnee, 10, Som. erset, l-2, Holy Trmity, Somer~et, bigh tebooll 4, Tbornv!lle, 12; Rockbridge, 11; ill one of ftve South Bloomingville, tO; Starr· heading dis-~ WashingtOn, 6; Coalton, ti, Racine, Another 20 17. Centralia, 1; Catholic Central, WJU assist Chllllrotbe, 12; AUensvdle, 14, • Hamden, 11; McArthur, IS: Wiltoo anaoL\fiCCd Mon- ~1 . I . ,, SIHGUI 0 United States InEuropeDespite BONN, Germany !UP) - Secretary of State John Foster Dulles w~rned the Atlanti" alliance today against "unlimited ~C!:~~~· J~.~ prospect.! of a dtsarmament agreement with A reltable diplomatic source said Dulles delJvered his warnmg 3'5 the North Atlantic Treaty Orgamzation council •• RUSh Of ACliVJfy N0 ted Jn Sch()()Is, ~ 1'hroughout Area plunged mto a secret dtseuuton of the diRarmament negotiations now gomg on tn the Un1ted NahonfJ •ub comm1ttce In London The sources 1a1d he was backed tn this warnmg by Ita!Jan Fortngn Mmtsler Gaetano Marttno I The 15-n.ahon council, composed of the iore1gn mmisters of the members, met 1n • two and a half hour closed SC!ISJOn at the Been foreign off1ce ft discussed ftrst the tuue Of German reunJh· cation and the disarmament tssue A reliable diplomatil" Informant aaid the counctl agreed to stand pat on the Western po.sttion tbat I German b can be :rough!~ a out as a rpsult of re~e: that eJeeU.u It The .annual ruRb ef acUvtlles for h1gb school !ltudents m Meig!l County gets m full awmg ton:ght as concerts proms and banquets are ~heduled and last minute plan! are mde for trJps Ul far away and glamorous places One srhooll!l taking itl last flmg: at makmg a mark ~eholuhcally m ' late compeliUon Rartni~i=ds students to AthenS" sat Y to compete m distnd olarsbip I~ !·~::E~ 1 t.e!lt!l In a V~tety of subjects ~ t:~~ ~:p~~~~re Before PIWng t.hell' knowled~ '·j hemal relations :~gam.r. the 1lelt lD SouUaeute'h( 'I' lf'U r t OhiO howeve-r, the Racme Gh1e ' 1~a ~t!.s~amen Club Will pre~ent Jt.IJ annual . . . .. cert tomgbt ID the aud1tonur be~~:sman gmnma: at 8 P rr.. t> ~~ Y only ..au...• u~WIIIOD --aroent. In Pomeroy Mrs Nel:t!n Swack- in which there wu un,anUbitytbat harMr'l Glee Clubs will effer their the searth for • ~e:t d1. annual concert m the Jumor Rltb armament qreem.ea&~will be pur:~udttortum at the u.me time, 8 sued uneeutngly.. . \ o'clock Mtddleport bad ita Junior· Today's of Seruor Prom la!t._Friclay and will the over all giVe llll- two one-act pb)'J bJ .enmrs ned Fr•day nijht Rutland's upper clasemea ~.Dnce May 4th at the aebool1 Junior-5eli· I 111 ,.r .., P<om and Sundoy tbe "hool settd& 23 of tti ~senaers to Wash· ~1lnue. . . . Pap Snei'l;) Middleport Little League Meeting Poorly Attended was expected to a warmng of the NATO nahoru; umted deter. mmahon. to re!IISt Sovfet preuure in the Middle East a.od a strong nc.,. promL!e of NATO support for Germany's drive for reunifiCation. In opemng debak!s Thursday the Middleport L1ttle League AssoCiatum President Lionel Boggs sa1d NATO Counc11 aueed that the today a date w11l be set sometime threat of Sov1el aggress1on contm· later- but very soon-for another ues unabated The ministers called m a ser1es of speeches for ma.t~ meetmg of league officials A scheduled meetmg Wedne~ tammg a contmued deterrent ernday turned out to be even leJts pat- ploymg atomic as well as conveq.. romzed than one 1n Pomeroy the tiona! weapons mgbt before, botb of which had Serretary c.f St.ate John Foster betn set to solve the same prob- Dulles conveyed a message from lem fmancmg baseball admty Pt("sJdent Eisen hower that the thu summer for voungstcrs I'omc Uriited State,; will mamtam t1s' Europe at present roy's meeting drew nlnc taterested forc es m En~emble. strength regardless of Bril.am's adults "Ocdtcat1on," 'Roadways" and Middleporl's attracted JUSt two planned defense cuts "Wade m de Water" by the Bo\ • Boggs and player agent Kenny Me Glee Club Elhinny "The Ltttle Shepherds Song" ~ solo by Ramou Bo1ce {Contmued on Page Seven) MI\RKET REPORT CINCINNATI Ur- Pto<luce Eggs, about .!!lead}. r.et p»id at rarll\!; for U S consumer wh1te!! Judge John C Bacon has set and browns, A jumb.:n 30.33, A May 13 as the date Cor the Meigs large 28 31}, A mrdmms 25-27, A County Grand Jury to go mto ses>mall 20...22, B large 25-27, FOB SJOD ,.;hiles and browns A large 34-3.._. Prosecutor James B O'Brien \ mediUm 31 32 B large 31 33 Chlr'lr:cns stcadv, fryers 3 31,2 sa1d be has 1R cases to brlng beCecil Bradbury or M1ddlepo. t 'b 17 18, hens heavy 13 15, hg!l! fore the JUt), although more may be added before date of tbe meetsa.1d today he would talk to ever~ 10 11 mg Butter 90 seore 71. voter m Middleport for tdeas on "'hat town off1cmls .should do II h(' ts nomlnattd for the mayoral'' post ncxt'Tuescfay 'Thts 1~ 9 promitH'" he to!.-! ~ The El;ub Sentmcl. 'and I m j.!(l mg to kCcp 1t ' 'No one ' he actrl ed, "Will be able to say th ,, didn't have their t'hanre to reg1 • Attendmg the twelfth annual High School Publications tcr thetr opmions about town go Work•hop, conducted June 16-22 by the Oh1o Umvemty ernment" Thursday on federal charges of evading $56,420 in income School of Journalism, will be two students from Rutland High taxes Bradbury 1s one or three ra, School They represent the "Spygla,ss" and the "Westerner," . Beck, who faces arrr.st under the two-count Indictment, was dl<:ates for the rost The other• the school paper and yearbook .n are Mayor C 0 Fuh::-r scekmg ~ 1 Washington, DC., where the lnternahonal Brotherhood flf sceond MIS:i ~rtha Ohlmger, teacher and publicahons adv1ser, has term now 1HE-1' ha\ In Team ..~,ers has 11s na tlona1 hea d· -~------1 notrf1cd the School of Journalism been out of pohhcs for e1gh hat Ma'l'y Juc'ltth Chase and Ernm.- 1earbooks, 4) ed1tmg and advis!Rif quarter~ correct taK would ha ve been yrars and Ray Fra~1er He 18 scheduled to aniWer $71,96$--$M1,4:20 more than waJ Bradbury a former \ 11lage trc11 Carol Hysell are planntng to tak 1f m1meograP,bed newspapers 3l charges Monda~· before the A'f t•ald. surer and clerk for many yt:ars 1art m the tnlf"nStV(' one wee ~<!Jtln~ and adnsJni]: of oC1s .. t C_JO Executl11'e Committee that h rs The second count of the Indict- said his campa1gn was start my Workshop on Oll's picturesque ,ewspapers, 6) photography and • gtant union Is deminated by eo· ment cbar,Kes Beet With aidmg in and stopp:.ng 111 The Sent mel, ~am pus 7) radiO TV JOurnalism rupt mfJuenl!eS the preparat1en of a fraudulent m(Continued on page Sevcn; As a part of lhe1r trammg, stu· A.ccordmR" to Prof L J !Iortt:t On Wednel!i.ay the Sen.,te Rl'l!k· formw.on return from the Joint ..._ ient!l pubhsh thetr own news SthooJ or Journalism anr! Work ets Cammtttee will resurne tts in· .Cou~CJI Buildmg Assn ' a Tealrl. lapers, utdn.mg thrt>e d1ffcren• ·hop dircctor, a rerord l 024 stu vestigation mto eharges tb•t Beck st41r• ,Union real estate company, ormhng processes Thc1r wor.K, i.ent.s and ad\ 1sers fT(1m nm used $il20,00I} ln union' funds fiJT Beet Cited poss1blc mcome tax nt'ludmg lectures labs and cri'l.tales partlcJpalcd ~n last ycar't}lis own bend1t. Comrnlttee COll11 charges In refusing to answer J lUes is superv1scd by a staff o( Workshop "We horc to better sel Robert Kennedy S&ld r:eccntly ,.. .. noit:\DJI• keforc the Senate commstructor~ cons1stmg of natlenal· hat attendance lh JS year," ht' ~ lad month. HJs at~orney tl tr recognued author1ues m tbelt he felt the committee couW. prove ... ,·• , a't tnal tome that an indictPome•o' Patrolman Edward • .atd Betk "stole" the funds ~ " ·espf"~t l\1 (' f1elds of pubhcauons. The Indictment wall h:anded down meJI'twaa expected. Strauss reported two men reh.1r•1 Guest cartoon.sl at th u year•t~ The Workshop, begun 111' IIH , after ''\nterisive mvcatlgllf,ioDli" of Tl1!! two-coullt md1clment mark· mg late last n1ght from JObs •n 1~ a two da) conference attended Workshop Will be Kmg Feature's Beck's lli:SO tn~eme tax returns, ed the ''culmination of intetllitve Parkersburg were arrested ~pcet.l by a comparative handful of Vt.rnpn Grerne, who carries I), 1 tbe Jushce Department said m mvest1gations" begun early Ill ing through town on W Mam Sl students and advtsers from Oh10 'Brmgmg Up Father" create<' by Washington. 19M by the Internal Reyenue Serv- about 12 45 a m and West \'1rg1ma htgh school• the late George McManus Kad 1ce and followed by • revtdW of Puhtzer prize The Justiee Department Sild the the evtdence by justice lnvestlgaThey were E W Wines Ch' provtdes s1x days of trammg .n or return sho-w~ a net income or tors, the Just1ce Department uld ahire R!l 1, and Walter C War each of seven maJar areas }) ~;398 and tax due or $15,540 for Each of the two Charges carrie. ren, Pt Pleasant Willes wdl a., ed1tmg and dV I.'Ilng of regular lt the 1150. But tbe department sa1d a poaslble maximum !lenience of pear in mayor's court Salurda~ letterpress newspRpen;, 2) ed1tm.;: formerly ed1tor of Bed:'• net lncor;n,e for that year five year4' lmpn&onment or a fiae night wh1le Warren was e1ted to and advJSIIlg of yearbooks, 3) bu~.. zme IS acbed uled as mess \)bases or new~papN!! ami speaker ll! one of the ae,ually war $185,226 on which tbe of *10,000 or both upon conviC'Uon. appear next Wedn~day noon ~~sri;; ~:~;~~~u~~h~~: :as~WI~~:Y ~ev(;anw:;~~~r~d~~ Bradbury Makes First Move In Primary Battle Teamster Union B~Jndicted On Federal Income Tax Counts In ~ght ~··!~Illes I Districi·Siate Stholarship Tests. . Given 'yearly by the stale department of educallon, I h e , ', teSts to promote "the large body of •tudents lo greater in· ' " lites! lh"l!cholastlc achievement and lo more intensive appli· • ....... Discuss Memorial Day Rites Monday . ;Mil convene on Ohio Umversily campus Saturday for , Mootlr - Drew-Web~ ter To Six-Year-Old Boy Fatally Stricken With Leukemia ,nz ,." Is. 'Described Three Acciaents CalJsacO.f Death Ar R ed B Followmg the banquet, Jun l~rs Robert Kuhn and Marty Mut'P~ crowned Sentors Donald Headley and Geraldine Powell "King and Funeral ser.tccs Will be held Queen of '57". Saturda,r at 2 .p m from the Stltl· e:r:-sv1lle Methodist Church for The newly crowned King and Fmal plans have Lcen drawn Charles David BrewH, 71, w!olo Queen then Jed the fml dance to up for the May 18th Scout Hone dlcd Wednesday at the McCon formally open the prom Mr John Show at Pt Pleasant W Va nclbvdlc ho.spltal after an exten,>.. Hysell IW&I8ted by leadmg 1 he There wlll be 13 classes. Tro square dancing cd illness phJCs and ribbons wlll be g1vc 1 .)t'r Bl!ewer was born at Pm·t Punch and potato chlp!l' were ~h entry fee of $1 00 per cia .. ~ ~nd i'n Mctgs Cnunt y and was th • served throughout the evenmg. wtll be made except 1n Itte lea I ·•on of Dav1d Brewer anrl Susa, dass where no charg-e Will be U:addox B.r1•wer He h~d spcr.i m:~dc The show will .start prompt • ~is last 31 yesrs at Bclp:re, 0., !Yat130pm but remamcd a mcm~r or the Judge tor the show Will b1l_ Stivt•rsYille Methodist Church •'Chuck" S~hult~, from Flemtng ~ He i!l survwed by h13 w1dow, burg Ky who IS a nationally dlla at Belpre Ro 1, the famth known horseman Rt:Jgmaster for home; three .w ns Wtlltam of 'he t>venmg w1l1 be Walter :\f Belpre, Ray llLMar1etta and Sgt Pre!udcnt Eisenhower who bAd W:m~sor, of Pt Pleasant A•t Details of Memorial Day .erv~ces NorrJs Brewe1• of the U S A. Fl.meral arnngements w11l b!' nou ncer for lhe show \1.111 Dr will be discussed Monday evenmg trouble wtth McCarthy almos Force stationed at Denver, Colo George Wnght Jr, chairm01.n cl'l at 1 he regular meeting of Drew from' the begmmng er lhe GOP flve daughters· Mrs FJl'('d completed Saturday for M1ch1-<:l Harmon, aged 6, son of Mr and lhe onlv West V1rgm;a mdoor Webster Post 39 of the Americar; president's first term joined M,· Straug hn, Mrs~ 1\.rlhur Adolp¥on T\oirs Jo~ph Feehmk o{ Steuben 1orsc show wh1ch w~IJ lie held m Lcgwn, arcorrhng tc an announct-- Eisenhower Thursda~· nl.q-ht 111 and Mrs Clar~mWnt O&horn all of ville, 0, former residents of M·1 the huge n~w Memorial Flelll ment made today. Time of the sendinll "profound svmpathles to A:kron, 0, Mrs B P Aml('rson Mrs McCarthy on 1he gr1evous startm~ son, who died early this mornlll) t.fouse 1n Huntington, meeting 1s to be 9 p m fark"Crsbur, W \l"a and MISS Ella personal loss /lh(' ha~ 11ustained" m Oh1o V•llcy .!fpllplt.al at Steu May 2llth ; !fae Brewer at home, nne bro.i A meetmg of the Board of Of McCarthy'~ death, E111enhow bcnvllle of leukemia. J, , er, Ben, Portland, 0 two susler:>, Trustees has also been called f6r el," sa1d nnly that he had "juc;' Maude Van Meter and Mrs Bc:rtt' ' Monday e-vening at 7 30 p. m Surv1vmg 1ft 11ddJ1tOn to tht bccn informed of h1s suddea M:Murra.Y both of Stlver~v 1 1le , 24 parents are a sister, Featured at Monday's meetmg pASsing" Jeanetla «r,anif~Juldrcn and SIX great gran-.! Ann and tbe maternal grandpar will be a 2() mmule !lim on Wr Prc11ldent Truman fl{)rmer children Power'' ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jtar wboee admmllllral!on v.as b1tterlv 1 Tbc remau\s are at tb~ ')penc~·· of M"aJIOII City. attaclc:ed by McCarlh) said hl'l All members we-re urged tpd•y ·{:' fUnOral Home m Belpre where was '"very sorry" Lo hear of hi ~ to attend th1s important meeting is to be ' bro~ght •r 1 t frlends may call until 'Shortly b ~· wh1eh w11l be followed by re· death and would sc<1d condole •• Funeral Home t-... , •fore tune of .llervtees (COnUnuetl on Page Seven) !reshmcnts of the fu11 1 < ' Jnt~rment Wlll be. In the Sh. Middleport Ch1ef of Police Le· 'Bartr1,1m caut10ned evCTyone er3ville to be careful where hghted or c1g1rette butts are thrown w1rning Iolluwed a fire that thl!l morn at the bae.k Sm1th Wine Store, N about 9 SO o'clock E preprletor and Tead TACOMA Washington (UP) - Dave Beck, Teamster Uncarr~ed water IJI pails and ion preside~t already in trouble on two fronts, was indicted fire out w1thout majo'l' More ,than 700 students from schools Warning Issued On Disposition Of <::igarettes 511 IJ JODAYI COM,AII 1J JODAYI PHARMACY • Torrence, Mae meyard, Barbara Gaul, Alma Whltl~tch, Eloise Con· nolly, Eleanor Boyles and Hazel Murphy Soghomores serving were Ja-net KQehler, Jamee Caldwell, Jant:t Vmeyard, Bob Bigley, Rod My Gaul and Melvin Sanders. The menu eonS14ted of tomato JULce, baked potatoes, cubed steak, green bean1 cole slaw, Harvard beets, rolls, butter, cake, 1ce cream and coftee Precedmg the bapquet, Mr» Nora Rtce gave the lnvocatron M1ss Marty Murphy, Jumor Class pres!· dent, welcomed the &!mor Class The response for th~ Semor Class waF by Class Pr.esldent, Phil· Also a eomplete ,stock of Serta Mattresses and Matching Box Springs lftlhe Furnllure Dept. on the 3rd Floor. . ·-.. MORI PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES IHAN ON ANY OIHIR KlND 780 IEasl Main Sl. '"" Sllflitd ~ C~01191 Will>t>ot H•l'- BIG REASO .................. . _.....,, ·-.............. ·--···· ... ._ ......... ................ __ ....__ _ ' ·- I N.lt.l(ltHG lOX SPbiG SAM! I'IICI oh(l """~~~'"'lilt._ L----- l'.eit t1.tl •.... ..... n.•• _k.,•• Only Serta da:re• to oft'er you tbia (amou• "Serta-P011ture"• Mattreea, butlt w1th healthful firmnesa many doctor~ recem· mend, now only at a deep·down pnce that defles eomparl110n (or quahty so high! . . But remember, theee drastic reductiont Ate •trictly lim1ted and wUl be wttk.drawn immediately tart.eraale. Check and compare the many luxury teatum- uaual(y found in higher-priCed natiOnally-advertised tufttd m.attreaaN Then, hyrryl Ivy now Mr1 Robert Rawlings and Mrs Cheater Erw1n were gut.sU 1'1.u,, . day wflen Mn. Walter Crooks en· tcrta\ned her Cana1ta Olub w«'f: won by Mn. Em· n1et ,SbJI)(!r and Mra. Earl WarnkP The next meettnr wiU bl:! heJd at Mr!l Lee Pratt was hostel!$ thto home of Mrs. Shuler when the Kin Club me\ at the The hosteM ~erved ' dessert home of Mn Ectgar Pratt recent [ rounc to tho.st namM above apd Iy Games wer~ played and prltNt \h M l:arl Knight, Mr!i Ru•~ttll W~Jl bY Mrs tdkar Pratt, Mrs RI\ 11ll*o'n and Mn Millard Wlldet Chard VauJhln Sr., and the doof muth ' prize wu awarded to Mrs C .1 Ebersbaeh. A ulad course was served to Mrs. Vf:da LeMw, Mrl. Haroll EberJbaeh, Mrs Emma Le1fhelt, Mre Emmett Blackburn, Mrs Ed· a:ar Pratt, Mr1. Annl~e OhllnJer. Mr-~ Rlrhl'lrd Vau1han Jr , Mr!i ( J Ebersbaeh, Mn W'l'" W1I" don, Mra Richard Vaurhan Sf The next meetln; wUl be bel~ at the home of Mn. Emma Lei~ I UO•U 111111!111 lnltr Mrs. Walter Crooks Is Hostess To Club Prl''' All popular s.l••• and lWIH SU:~ OUAI"N'U .....11 •• , ...Kill uutd ., .. COMPARI WIIH OTHER tumD MAIIRESSIS SELLING UP 10 $59.751 Salt Now Onl alld a~ntlnua lor llmlttd tlmt o•lyl Kmd"""''" never before at this low grice rrs 71 Mrs. Harry Smith i Funeral Service Held On Monday Te~ High School honored the Semor ' Class Wllh a banquet ~nd prom FrHiay evemog, Apr1! 26, m Tup Plains The theme of ..,~eeorations was jl-Rno"k and IW&l carried out 10 red md whit&, the semor class colors. Red walls were- gady decorated ~With largt glJttenng noteJ, sharps, nalll, and records w,~oth the names fc \i,>" ~~- ..~popular mu!llc emblazoned them A false ce1hng of red wh1te held a casca<!e. of brtght colored balloon!. Small tables with wbtte 1ablecloths, were de corated w1th red roses Wb1te place cards were tnmmed With red musi-cal notes and red memory bookFi were n:J.Scnbed "Young at Heart" Red rose cor· aag~ were glven each g1rl and a elngle red rose bijd to each boy for b1s lapel' for only I DeLuxe. Nylon SuperrCushions by DONALD HEADLIY POWELL T)le Jumor Class of Ollv~ Orange m1e Headley Ohe1ta Cole, Audrey "'-AIHS SlENDER FIIURI On The Brightest Corner In Middleport cute IJle:J ll' WASHINGTON expecledly Thursday ,COL1J'MBUS UP-A pont1Dc1l hts fatal liver alllitent requiem h1gh Mas~ v.1ll be ~1111 r The Bethesda Naval next Wednesday for the Most scnbed the illness only R~v M chael J R~ad}•, 64, btSM ate CB\.lse of death ~ "acute Middleport Society BAKER FURNITURE ,t Michael J. Ready Catholic Diocese Bishop Succumbs j I s Ghlo: ..,.. inN~Wit.,cttu!IIM• . . . . " north ,.,..... ,.,..,.• . . . . ,~ NATO Aga·l Sec:·• Dulles W Olive-OrangeKingAndQueen At Banquet On Friday "" enttne . , UNITIII ..... Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Fnday, May 3, 1957 I 35 LJ at y Weather- a_,., • t o 4 J - Save as Never Before In this Great National l'llll ltMII' - • '""'""'· ...... .. ·•56 to 64 Hlth tMttt. L..w10 '-ltht .. I ' OS f • e In Local Newt In AdvertltiDJ In Clreul&Uon STOP "SOn-BED" BACKACHE Mn Mabel Van Meter of Ches spent Wedneaday w1tb ber bro and .stster·m·law. Mr. and Eldop Kraeuter, Morning Star Mr ..nd Mn E J Htll viSJted Monday with ff!ends 1n Gallipolis Mrs Adolph Grueser vuated last week with relatives Ill CharleatDn, W Va Mrs Rolhn Bearhs left Wednesday mornmg for a Vl.lllt at Canal wmchel!ll.er w1th her daugtlter and aon m-!aw, Mr and Mm Roy Evans and famtly Mrs Karl · Grueeer, Mrs. Rolhn Bearhs and M1ss Thelma Grueser, president h11 the conung ~car d('cnralwns for the meeting of ttle Hmts' when the WSCS of Asbury Metho Amat('ur Garr.eners Club at the Durmg the mechng the rcs1g members of Magnolta Temple Py· dlst Church Syracuse met Wed hom(' of ~1r~ A J Strauss nat1on of Mrs James B Titus was thlan Sll!lten attended the mapec· nesda~ evemng at the chunh for Favors "ere nHnJature May bas· \ accepted with regret Mr and lion of Me1g5 Temple, Mlddlepert, their last meeting o( the year kcts filled wtth pastel candleS and Mrs Titus and sons are movmg to Tuesday evemng Other officers elected were Mrs sprigs of lllv of the valley and lied 137 Motz Street St ~larys, Ohm, Mrs John F Bally, Mrs Bertha Allee Capehart vice prcs1denl , wtth harmomz1ng ribbons The 1 th1s next week Scott and Mr.s Ru8! Watson spent Mn C B Weese, treasurer Mrs dmmg table was centered with a Mrs Randolph Humphreys" eha1r Wednesday with Mrs Alan Gcn· Ural Thomas recording serre tary, May pole Jn pal~ pmk green and man ef Junl1lr Garden Club~ a:a~e helmer, Athens Road Mr and Mrs M C Garvm, Mrs Mrs Chnslhw Gnmrn, secretary of 1 yellow Mm 1aturc dancers were 1a report on the Jumor Amateur'tl promotiOn Mrs Jr:~hn Sau\age Jr • gowned 10 p:~rly dre'S.Sel matchmg Cl uh wh1ch. was organized last Lyle Wunder aml son and Mrs James Sch•ner and famtly of New secretary of missiOnary education their nbbons and the base of the week at her borne ark spent the past week end with and serv1ce, Mrs Oma Wlnebren pole was bankt:d with earnatmns ncr, secretary of soctal relations Pastel tarers lighted the table J Plan'i were discussed for the Mr and Mr11 Eslle Mossman, Mm and local church actiVJtlcs, Mrs whtch wa~ covered With a green Opctt Meeting to be held at Middle- ersville William EJchmger, secretary of cloth and the salad counc carried port High School on June S at spiritual life, Mrs W1lham Houda out the same colon 7 30 p m when Mrs Blanche Wag shclt secretan or supply work, gener, Columbus and Southern and Mrs Fretda l''telds secretar}' Other arrangements In the home Ohio Electnc Company demon:~tn of literature .!nd pubhcat10n were or lr1s Lilies of the-Valley lor ,will giVe a demonstration of The meeting opened with devo- and pmk Do~wootl The program Outs1de Garden Lightmg with the tJnnl! led by M11; Etchmger who mcludt>d flower arrangements un· Carper Nnuery, Burlmgham, 1n • had as her toptc 'We give Because der specu.l cla5:;Jflcattons Colonial charj;le Of the garden presentatiOn The Rev and Mrs Ronald Pla.:e We Love Ml:t~ Karr presented the - Mrs Hobert Coats-wtute lllarJI, A mo.vmg p1cture "Landscape for and daughters Louise and Rebe~ proj;lram uslfli! for her toptc, "We a:z;aleas and tulips In an alabaster Llvtng" will also be shown and a Love- Then We G!ve ' urn , French- Mrs Jamell 8 Titus coffee hour I! being planned bY ca, Green Lakes, W1s, viSJted hel and Mrs Harr; During the b~mes~ session It - lilacs, 1r1s and chrysanthemums the ho~tesaea, Mrs Earl Kmght, parents, Mr was 11 olrd to pay $19 for light fix m an alabaster compote, Mexican Mrs Glenn Lambert, Mrs Charles Houdashelt and Fredclle Houda shell for several days this wee}r tures for the ch urch parsonage - Mrs Robert Re1bel- yucca hos- Bradbury and Mrs E 0 Rail Mrs William Elchmgcr closed ta duromcun1 , gcramum m a tm It was announced bY Mrs Reibel and lert Wednesday for the• the mcetmg w1th a ehapler on container on a woven m•t that the Carper Nursery tlad mov- home They had been at thE- • Pauls letters Mrs Reibel prestdent, pre1tded cd and tr~mmcd evergreens plant former home m Gaines, N Y ---- -~ ! at the meeting and was reelected ed by the club .at the galea' at the whlle Mr Place took a JefresheL 1.: as pics1dent for the commg year lower corporation llnh of the vll· course at the Colgllle·Roc he~! t' l .. ~ • Mrs Earl Knight presented the re- !age Litter bug po!ltC'rs have been Scmmary and then they Vu;tter port of the nommatlng committee plac~d m the schools by the club fr1ends In South Caruhna bcfo1l • 11 nd new o£flcera mclude vtce prCII· a11 a part of the1r CIVIC proJect startm,a; bark to Wtsconlln dent, Mrs Randolph Humphreys, Mrs Reibel announced the Spring 1~~ \~( ~~~;~~n~n':! 1~i1~~ein~: Michl Lloyd, son of Mr an• nnc r nlral c 1 wel1hed 1% lin ' secretary Mrs Phlllp Bailey, D1str1ct meeting m Nelsonville on Mrs Bruce Lloyd has been Iii v r1te~Newcnmtr Mr. l' Clum n24 R Heller J une 3 1md th e F IC id Da)' on J une i"lr 1 lmrt 3~ treasuru,' M•·s L E Reynold s 5 town o With a v1rus tnfcction lha 11nd tel!l so much better A!! my The openmg devotional aervlce 8 at the farm of Orlandeth Lch· Mr and Ml's Mart!n Cano1 ~r~~~~~ 1 fd!" 1~~.:Ge;e:; ~~~~;; 1 e'rhd,: waa led by Mrs E S Schaaf who man Gore • and baby have moved from Calr itarted tlklng wonderful Rennt:i' read "Sophie's Sermon" and a Mrs Strauss and Mrr. Howard forma and are hvlng With his mo A8J;. ~n ur drog(lol for " ounce• of ,. 1 11 uquld RENNI:L Conc~ntrata You'D poem "Others Rol ca responses Dyers with Mrs Thelma Pratt I! ther, Mrs Mlldre<l Carson M r n•Yer know a hungry moment wh!la were "Favorite Type! of Flower a contrtbutor mvLted the ,Kuea~ Caraon lA employed at the Kalse raduclnl wl\h RENNEL _ _ _ _ ___ Mrs Denver nice and Sandra Hum' Aluminum plant at Ravenswood phrcys, and the members to the Mr~ Hobert Mills lmq new dau dtnlng room where Mrs Titus and ghter, Marv Lou1sc wcrc return Mrs Heibel presided at the Stiver ed hnme from Holzr r HospJta. coffee and tea services The door Tuc8f.ay pnze was awarded to Mrs Titus Dclno Pratt Canton, spent !h v.cekend with h1s moth~r, Mr ~ Lee Pratt and family Mrs Ch:~rlolle Pcrrm Wll "' ca-lled to Pcrtamouth Tuesday h) Lhe death of a close fnend, Mr W1ll!am Giles Jr Mr anrl Mrs James B Tl! 11 ~ I and sons, Richard and Jeffrr y l'uncral scrvtecs (nr Mrs Harr.\' Rutland, are movmg Mondav l 1 Sm1lh wr.re hol ~l from the Ew1n ., thetr new home at St Marys, 0 Chape l Monday al 3 p m w1'•1 L111da Hackett, small daMhter tho Rev Ralph Grove, pastor u ~ of Mr and Mr" Ge,lrge Hackell the Rock Spnng.. Mcthodl~t C~ urch, offiCiating Jr h"being "lurned to chicken pox after 111 With S~cdrd music wa s prov1ded b: and mumps Mt s Ben Neutdmg, orgamsl Bulla! was m ~cch Grove daughter. Joyre, were busmess [ Mr and Mrs Riley Jr an 1 Cemetery and pallbearers wcr" vi.Siton m Columbus W!'dr)e~day the grandsons Harold Blacbto., Howard Grant, brether of Mn 1 cstet Ta) lor, Lawrence 11:1ri Frank Groaan. ls 1 surg1cal pn Harry Leonard Thomas McClung tJent at Melg11 ~ncral Hosp1ta 1 and Leo Smith Gene Reed USAF, who 1i atu Among those. from out or tmvr. tlonc(t at t he Lockb(]urne An: ~ttendlna the ~ervlccs were Mr Force Base • .sp['nt th.- werkend lind Mrs Thomu McClung Jack· visiting Mra Lee Pratt and !am ·un, Rev an~ Mrs Le11ter 1'ayl01, lly Kingston, Floyd W11l, Akron, Mn Arthur Skmncr <~nd Mr~ Mrs Victor Joyce and daughter o( Dave Farmer drove to Kanawhl Ncl•onv11le and Mra. George Bow- Cit¥ today where they W('rc lu":"t ers, ~hd'dloport. cheon ;ucsts of Mrs Vmrcnl Reuhman and were -nceomp:mu~' home by Mrs Garnet Fleck Chi raao. who will vUlt at the Farm or.Sklnner borne IRST lumber laymg agmnst the stde ef the butldlna. mrul likely from "Jhl •• thrown 1nto '' The u ed t o.,.cco chief said, "Throwing away lighted matenal can be vf'ry dangerous noW with the dry Ieason well upon UJ.': Ch1ef Bartrum reported a ndnor acctdent Thursday morning at the corner of South Second and Mlll S!~;~:~~~. Franklin Martin, 20, Mid ~ started past the intersecdecided to stop and park, u'? to do ao he backed up he bumped II car driven by James t~olmer 1 19, who had stopped batk of Martin Only mmor damage wu m· curred, and repairs were arrani(ed b~tween the partt~s There were no .arreBts The Martln car was owned by Lonnie Frazier. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL IHseharged Gordon Wmebren· ner, Syracuse; Wllliam Kaspar, Pomero)'", Henry Ward, MJddh· port: Hobart Raub, Pemeroy, E1· ward Myen, MinersvJlle Grand Jury Will Convene May 13 Two From Rutland.High School . ' .. Register For Ohio U Workshop I TWO Arfe8tedol1 speeding CharO'C I I j '" ' �• ' '-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 3, 1957 The Daily Sentinel JJJVO'I'IJI TO IN'QJRESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AUA ~~~~~ S. QWEN -GENERAL MANA.GER I. YtKII..II E, GREENE - EDITOR Jfatloaal 1 representatlYe, BottiDelli-KimbalL Inc.. Mil 1.-ililatozd::ve., 8lf YoM City, 16, N. Y. . p L<"ta rt Fu ll 5 PTA f howed tbri ·· apprt•clottion to the School Bo~ Patro l rt'CL·ntly wh•·u the boys IH're tJI:t• u lo lhf' s k a t i n ~ rink ..,S~:!ttptiot~. rata: Delivery by tartler where available 30 cent• per 1•e ar -- ·:-l!:iiteNd. .. 18001ld elan malllni matter at the post TELEVISION GUIDE- . Letart Falls PTA Entertains Its Schoolboy Patrol oUtce at om l"hL· ~ tt · r fur I 6:55 7 :00 9 :00 ;m f'l' rnin~ vf fun . The bo.\'~. all si x{h gradeNi . Pll · .-ki aae JMI' iD advance at The Daily Sentinel office, $HI.60f· m aon.ll)a, 17.80; three mont:hl. $3.90. By motvr rout.fl where aval able trot the tu:: hwa..v durin:,: t he ton oae DioDtb $1. By mail o.oe year $8; li.J.: months, $4;.25; three IQQP.tbs tin• srhool yrar . throu gh r J in . 12.80: one month, $1. hi v 11 Se P\abllshtd ewr.J afWnoon except Sunday by The 0 . o a e:r n snow . t'l <". T h o ~e honored Wt r e Chari:!~ ttnel.Jnc: .• at 110 Mechanic& .. Pomeroy, 0 . Bu.aineu o!fice pbane ·381 Hu pp , .J im my Ar ace, Russell Cu miititOriti oHi~ pboll" 397. . - - - - -mi n$, Boll!Jy MeNir·k.ltl , Bill ~' Wood and l.ar ry Hou ~ t o n ; Frmll: Lawson and H~ro ld K.1iser wer · unabl e lo atl t• ntl . Larry f{aualo11 won a rree t it- kr-1 in an elimin:t· lion ron tcst. Accom p:myin:,: tht' rrou p W (' ."• Mrs. K<~lh n· 11 Crow . '\J r.~. C'h loru ~ Elsewhere in The Daily Sentinel today you will note one Grim m. Bollh r anl1 J imm y C1 ow tbe most unusual politica·l promises ever made by a · The boys Wl' fC also treated to rehere or elsewhere. Mr. Cecil Bradbury , candidate Cor the fresh ment s d uri-ng the e 1•rnin ~.: . 10:00 10 311 II :00 11 :30 12:00 LOO 1 ·:!0 2:00 s,oo Unusual Tactic Unfolded In Mayoralty Race In Middleport As Promise Made To Interview EveryVoterln Primary H5 4 :00 4 :30 5:30 5 :45 ~ : 00 a,so Wt~ather c&s l M5 Sports E y'J 6:45 NBC Newii 7 :00 Blol1die 7:30 LHe of Riley 8:00 The Joseph Cotton Show O'-lty of Middlepot1 at the forthcoming primary election Tuesday has vowed he will make an honest effort to intorview every voter in the vlllage, If nominated, (taotamoullt Pome~oy 830 The Bla stor~ · , . election) to Learn what that voter's ideas .are for improvement .,oo -cavakade oi sPortr ~ of his community. pr · Gr"UP We are not lntet·ested here in the political merits of .-.. 9:45 Famous fl'tghtJ 10 :00 br . Jludsons ilo~a1 promiSe. or of how deserving Mr. Bradbury is or the no'"·' Ina- [ ,.•.. Uon . j3ut his tactic in maktn. the announcement, whic~.. -" ----~ ·'·. ven weight because he is known as a " man of his word, IS !'he P omeroy women'!! Praytr teresting, and important, as an effort on the part of I · r.~~~:~~; IGroup rnl'l Wednesday morning 11. Uve village official to get down to those famous "grasa ' the :tim Baptlsl Cli'urctJ for thei r . WCHI-TV CMAKIIIL I to discover what the voters really want. May meeting. a·oo r•nt<tin Kaoaaroo Aletter by "A Citizen" in Thursday's Mrs. J. H. St r phenson leJHie·· 8:45 CBS MorJJlRif Ne.vs lined in considerable detail a startling array spoke on Joshua 11nd how he lr ·l 0;00 Morninl Show of the candidates, Mr. Bradbury, Mayor C. 0 . Flsher or Ray lhe people to the promi ~cd lan(l 10:00 GinTy Moore 'r She brought out 11ll have thm ~ Frazier , l'OUld treat with many of them before election . ~e Jericho's llut by faith in Got' and tuo s•.-\k. " Rk' answers just are not simple enough to get across to voters In prayer tht·Y l·an o_vercome them lJ:OO Velian~ Lldy 12:15 Love of Lift> a short span or time , even a long spa;n . Such answers work During th(· meet mg H wa s de· 12:30 Searrlt for Tomoti'Otl' themselves out over a periOd of months through negotiation, cided to ranct•l the meelings 011 12:4S Guiding Light Womens NE.W: IN· F•ounrc av c. I. WSAZ -TV Chan"el3 Friday Sign On Today Hom pi> r Room ~ The Pl"ice !s Hight 'truth or Conllt'!qditlktt ~e Tar Do ugh , It c ould Br- You · C ut~ re-1"\ t '· !lly Lit-tle M.a.r&:i.e Tt> nneAAee Ernie Mat inee Theater Queen F'o-r A Day Modern Romance• Comedy Time I Movietime ' Cartoons Newa Plcture Wild Bill Hickok oyer M . I H ld eehng s e aLAKIILII Cwnty Atrkultur•l A.-nt Daley berda are c ettioe larJ!r accordlnr to R.llph PonerfleJd, Elteolion DalryD\Jin from Ohlo State Unlveralt)', Who met with Kei.g• COunty ()aiey PrOduction ·· • record 'keepers JaM week. The •ver•Je· 1ize herd In Ohio In'· ~aRd lr-om 22 cowa ln. ·1955 to U COWl ln 18M In D. H. I. .\ . berda in th.e state. Herds carryinK )Ut the Owner-$ampier teating 10:30 New s HeadUnes ,O:to Nttewatch 12:00 To night I :00 Si~n Off Saturday- Channel3 IJ : 2~ 8o30 9 :30 !0 :00 to ::;o .1 1:00 l l :30 12:00 12:30 i:OO 1:30 uo 5:30 5:45 6:00 6 :30 7:0U 8:0U ,,oo 0:30 ,!0,;2jl m,... • • Sign On Clrd e 3 Ranch Gumbr Fury Capt. liallant True Story Ddect 1ve's Diar y Down on the Far m Hopal ong Caa11id y TBA Base ba ll Sky King Sports Eye News Picl ure Roy Rugt>r.s Saturday Night Jamboree Perry Co~o Ceall-8r's Hn1.1r Gl' ~ r ge Gtlbl"'l Your Uit Parade TBA ~~wa and Sportl lllllJfLl 1 .... progr•m inerea.ted from lo6 to 1!1 COYil per htrd ~D tb~ aame period &even1 atltea oow have man~ herds JYeraalnJ bttter th~n .o cowt ·uch. In Ohio, aeeorclbtl :o Porterlteld, we AHi lle&din1 in the dlrertion of the o6Q cow heNtJ. l'bfa iaereue In 1lte if. broutbt On by m1ny factor• tncJud!nl the eoa.t price ,queae ahortltle of l•bor hiJb coat of Jquipment and the rieed for areater volum~ and etriclene1 in the eatlre dJir1 pro· j duct!•• b..tn .... Melp Ca~mt,. waa one ol tb·~ lew countlta lh the •t.l'-' whica. lnct~aaed the number of dairy c:ow• and bellera: on farnu ac· eordinc to the ltcWJ ud 195;4 een•u• !Ufu.rea. llei14 County • return lhow.ed 108.3% u many cows and be1fen on fllrma: In 19M ll eorhpared to 1950. The .ltlte as a whole had only ~ ~s manv in 1964, A·then• and Galba Coun· t)' each bad 1'7% as many CO Nil and helfen in 19M. lndieaUon that the t"end in th 4 area 1• to few~r and larger herds b ~t oat by tb1 fact llu.t< a return abo¥e produttlon eDIU Albcno .... " "· ltolp IT" ..~ ran,tng from 121..00 per eow ua Galli• 8811];. u maD-" berdt 1n lt5f the 102 low produetq bnd1 •.· Ia. Jl'GU tm.-ome JM eow tbe bett.er t.han SUIO.OO per eow lA ce l\lut report 1how~ Atbe.h tbe hilh produdna 1U berdl. Averace produetlon ln the 132 witb J221, Gallla lf216 and MeiSJ witb $214. Total eow1 and b~lfu• lctw prod.UC"jnl hrrd, in Ob.l.o wa . milk and 303 kept for mll-lr: ln tbe three cou:\· UOJ pound.a of pound• of butterfJt. 1'be liM bilb tie1 ahowa G11J11 county wltb 10.200, Athena 8,600 and Melc, htrds IVeta&ed 11,114 poundl Of c o~o~nty 8.000 In 1904. The number milk and '21 pounda ol butterfat. of herda lilted In 19M ahowe1 The 200 herdl -in the mldd l~ Melp 1280, Athena 1200 and Gal· group averaaed 81J4111 pound~ of milk 1nd 361 poundt til buttuf1l II• liUO. The Meip ('OUnty berda on Ohio DHlA reeorda trom the DHIA te1t avna1e B.l68 poundi 475 herda oa test In •ea •bowed of milk and 303 pounda l)f butt~, · WOOSTER, 0 .- Tbe "meaMJpt" atalion i:n the 1920'• and until hia steer tba~ weiJbt• 900 14) 1M reeent reUument bead of animal pounda at 14 to 115 !!IODt.hJ and hu b~.asblndry work at the Ua lverlit:r 80 percent ~ible ~Kat In bia ear· of Wlaconain. eau llhould bt the JO&I ol tbe modern eattle feder. Dr. .Bohltedt aummed up the SeU·fed steen mak~ at aood ehana:e in eattle (~dina when he ute ot thelr ra.Uona and aa eeo. eoatrut.ed. Ule f.Uenin1 of J-year. fat. Thelltl tOWJ eorilumed aa nomieal talDa u tboee c.-efuUy old •teen wetahlos up to 1 ton when 111u1btered with today'a average of nearly three ton ol band fed ' practice tini1hlnc cattle at handy tilace and nearly two ton of ba1 Serum treatment• are lela ef· weit:hll in 18 monUu or lea from in addition to betU:r than one feettve. tbaa antibioties and aulla birth to buteher. ton of train durin.a the yu.r. T l- drua:a 1n treaUn1 alaippin1 fever. tal feed COlt Wll lilted It $150 Theae are eonclu.toa1 ptber~d "Feedinc beyond choice trade,.. <~veru~ which leaves f228.00 to·· bJ 1500 cattlemen at Ohio Alrtndt· Dr. Bobatedt Mid, "wutel corn other co1t.a and labor per eow. ural itKperim.ent ataUon on beef and protein supplement enoup to feed (IUt a million ca.ttJe yearly." Value of product wa1 $378.00 P"'::" cattle day lalt week. I ..... The larce quantity of hay and silaae l:OJUumed -indlcate.a the Y ... lue Of a:ettin1 the best qualltv roughage u well aa the neceaary tonnage. Fitures presented by Porterfield showed that total d.i· gestlble nutrients (T. F. N.) u wen u dige!iible proteln de crease as the gra11e1 and legum· es become more mature. Grasses In the vea:etative a.ta~&e sho~ 79% T. D. N. u compar· ed 1.0' 61%- in the euly herd, M% ' in run bloom and oaly 49% wbe" mature. Tbe protein decreased in the lame stages from 1S.5% t'l only 8.7% when mature. Legumes showed almost the same T. D. N. in ea~h staee b:1~ the amount of protein started ,.t 18.7% in the veJetatlve atage, .14.7 % in bud, 10.2% in bloom and 6.4% when mature. The after math following regrowth for a period of ~ to 9 weeks 1bowerl SH% T. D. N. and 14.3% protei".l in the legumes. · Meigs county farmers will ha'w'e to make th-e deeision yet tbis month as to whether to eut ear1i and attempt to a:et higher peree I· tage of T. 0 . N. or wait fo : slightly hiiJher yirl,:ls. All Meigs county farmers are invited w the field day at the Southeut Experiment Farm at Carpenter on Wednesday, May 15 when they will be able tn see the experimental work on best methodl of obtaining meado'¥ standi. I 10;40 Nilewatrh I !!<30 ·~~· !)ff. '· '/· WCH$-TV Channell I! discussion, compromise, and partial actions. .. Jf Mr . Bradbury is nominated, and Is given a chance to make I r th.IS Obi o to wn can good on his promise, the ~eop e o at least no looger s&y, "What's the use of voting, I never get a to lave anything to say about the government anyway?" often, those who sacrifice time ahd money to serve in a capacity are continually criticized, without any facts ever as support, for any acU9n that ls taken . Certainly. m•$· taktt are made, even ln small towns, wh~e paths seemmgty shob.Id be clearcut. But they aren't always so euy, or clear, as the casual observer as~umes . tae churcheM for thr- summer months and will hold meeting -: at various home.~. It WllS alt!O decided to choose a c h u r c h a month and prDY e 11.ch day at noon ror that church . its mcm· hers ami tht' pastor. Prayer~ will be offered ror the BaplL Churrh during May. Prayers were ofrered for th sick. the needy and the church.e s In the community. 1>·00 1:30 2;:>0 2·30 3~00 3:30 4·00 4::15 4;30 IS:OO 8:30 8:4~ 6:5!1 The job Mr. Bradbury has oel for himself, If successful at METER R&CIIPTI the polls, will be huge. Built wUI not be impossible. Only in · Meter receipts of $242 were re. a smallish town could it even be considered. Fancy . ported today by Pomeroy Patrol· Sensenbrenner of Columbus making ~uch a campaign move! man John M("Kenzle. Out o! the queotlon 1 -The Middleport campaign has been unusually quiet ""1111 MAN ARUSTED today. It may be livened up In the next three. Katj"p'1 1{1t.chen AA he World TI.'I'DA Our Mlll BrooD ]fou1evarty The Bil Payoff Bob crosby Show BrJ.gbter Dar Secret Storm EdJ(P of l>~i~bt The f:arly Show Your Etao lleporter sport• Parade weatherman 7:00 Action '7 :1!1 Dougl11s Edwarda 7:30 Beat the Clock 8:00 Weat Potnt Story 8·30 P1Ayhou 5e of start 9;00 Mr. Arlam!l & Eve 9:30 Highway Patroi Roger Bea('h , 32, Columbus , 0 .. was returned here and jailed Thunday nlght bY Constable ·Pet~: Hendr ix on a ch arge of non-sup- CHANNEL 13 FRIDAY 11 : ~D Sign On "llll't brought by his wife. He will The May meelln l!. Of th e Step~ppear in Ju s · ~c e of P tl ~ce R. F. 12:00 TBA 12:30 Libcrace , , pin'( Stones wa8 held A.pr!l 27 with ~-1 :OO , The" ~ltllnine Touq'h: • a,oo banquet ,, Shldey Beegle's :00 · Afteri'loon Film fo'csth·al ~oe honorlllt lh~ 1lllll110.!!dllll•~ ,f'f" 3:30 Lire With Eliubeth ef the Methodjsl Chlfrt'h ' · COLU)IBUS UP - The I 4:00 - Cartoon Club The meet!na: was called to order Industry and Labor• ,.,;~~~·~~::~ ~ : 00 Mickey Mouse Cluh b)l Virginia Ai'nott , the prellidcnt , Wednesdny mght r1 6:00 Five Star Final by ask in~~: Rev F:lwood to say a passaJ(e or a bill boosting unemploy 6:115 John Daly anti the News prayer , after wh1ch he );!ave Janice meut bene fils rrom $39 to $4~ per 6:30 Rin Tin Tin WoHc, Bob Birch, Hobert Euler week for p1~ rs on s with dependents. 7:00 Jim Bowie and Don Johneon a gift from the The present $39 c~ ilinlil w11J reCo~nty 7:30 ChiCO Kid clau. muln for une mployed penons with 8:00 I Led Thrcl! Lives The class derided to have the out depende nt s. 8:30 Public Defender netct meet1n11 afler th e J_ce cream The epmmlttce turned down a 11 made June 7 for the tee cream proposal to author.ize supplcmel"!tal IOC!'ial June 8. benefit ~ undor which thC slata and TheTe were 8 mcm!Jerll and 8 lnduhry wo~ld ro1tke payments to Unemployment pay B'll IAG'Iven I House nnr()VIU ' Melgi I ~~ploy~d~-'~-~n~ ---t! DAI!. Y CROSSWORD '!:1. Bllnd .:.. atbllca\ name 4. A moccasin ACROSS 1. Spill OYflt It &. Applaud 1 . Aatan country ,0. Intertwined til. OhU8 1J untt• of welght 16. Wall u . Lara• (scot. t 17. MUIICI nolt •• llny ....,. U . Piece out 1&. Inaan• 18. At 6. Properl)' 1. P!!rform s. Somllthlnr 9. 1<~\lntltke 13. Come ln • J.,uctd & dlat.anu :to. Dre11 stork ... Pe.in 19. Service charge to. A thronw 22. Conunent bordtr 11. Kind of bullet a . D\ell\111 '- 1 ... auos1 '·'r . I . . '· , ., •· D~ily cutch· "" on 9tO spot ~her . ) 2!'1. Solemn promtae 2d. rut ~ "' .. ~.,,.,.., A••* ceremort tel 29. A narcotic 30. Seandl· na.vlati 32. Expenael 3!'1 . Di1potch 9:00 D:IJ" 9:30 10:30 11:00 11:30 Sta;n Otl . Life Ol\ the hnll Capta1n Ka•. ~ SaGurclayChannel 8 . 12:00 1 :~ 1: .. 0 1:45 1::115 15:00 5:15 ~:4S iJ:OO 6:3\l !!.,. THI ~ENTER PLACE victoriu of the Saints strivin,e ~o estatiUsh, "The Center Place" will be ihuwn at the Temple Hill Hranch " on the Radne-Portland Mitht)' Mouse Lucky 8 Raaeb 'fales of Texu RaDitlll ~1~ Top T~r~ l--one Ranger i1.e In U. S. A. Baaeball Preview Ba8ebttll Game of Week Battl'ng Prac~~ce Kentueky De. oy TBA . Air Power Goldetl Playl!oOUae !ane Grey 'flt,eatrt Aji,IIIAI. A ~ram~ti.e mot!on pl~ture, vly· Announrement have been ra:1 idly descrlblhg wlth vOJCe, mus1c arid colorful ph<>to(itrapby , the ceived here of the birth of a da i"' strUgg:les, sacrifices, defeats and ' ghter to Mr. ~d Mrs. Emt"QIJel Road. The fllm be sponsored by Church of Jesus • • ard Van Meter of Gary, formerly of Chester and Mrs. J.Ioward Lis"'· ' 8:UO 12 : 1~ • ((jt' On Your 36. Cl•nched nand 38. Narrow Inlet Radio Dial 39. Warp-yam •o. Mongoloid dlaltct ..... U . New York II. Capital ()(&JI. t ,1. By war ot U . Bovine h . ProMun Ill. CGin (VI'. I ' . • • J • • . ,,•, . 100~nlf.day,wlt_l)evel)' -, .¥--. .... ' llod.,.oo ohio, ."· ,. f!lew, Improved Red RoN Swine Fee~• make your hogs doubJy aafe againat parcdlerai'OIII and llu"'-tl growth, Red Jrdti now centaln1 add•&f, ziM. Zinc can be the ••mfsslni link" to pork proftts. Now you .can ... IJ'*""re performance" ewn ln dry lot feecllnebecavM RH Ro.M glvH hogs a finer nutrf•nt balaMe and mlneral""fiitiflcat1on. For betMr growth perform.. ance and higher profits, try new. Improved. lelt a ... r..uara.n._d c ...liM. F..ds with aclcled z1~J ,.~ · · - . llBsf Roi• · ··New /mproretl Swine w' ' Sugarc·Run Flour Mill ' Butternut aud 2nd St. of ' untE .CHICKS YET? ' Get the savings habit: Get the things you want. And save: with us - there'•· notb.. Ins quite like haling m,oney io the bllllkl '' ' PoMeroy Mulberey Ave. Pomeroy Phone 150 pay Zo/(1 '~ Interest OD )lour _\YIIY NOT GET '. S•vlngs pomeroy ... t"' al Jon ·k l"llla lOft SINe• 1"7" BANKING ~ a ,.. Member Federal Reserve System Memhr Federal Deposit bsuraaee CorJtOri~OJl Saturday Mary Bailey. wlth Mr. and Mr1. Emmett Mr. andwith ftJrs.Mrs. Harry Brown tnd them. Mr. and MMI. Denv~r Curtis a-nd chlldren were Sundty visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ruqell Painter. 1 son, Mr. and Mrs. L O.·Jtleree, Mr. M.rt. Clyde Well and dau1hter 1and Mrs. Hobart Newell and famUy c-alled en Mrs. Mary Bailey Sunday Jptnt Sunday atferf1oon wit.lt Mr. afterdoon. . and Mr.s. Jake Van Meter ot PortMr and Mn. Floyd Spence wer• · la·ncl. • 1 S diy afternoon pdlers of Mre. , Mr~. Eveb'n Whlte of C~.~"'UI J un 1 J\OUSl' spent the Wet-k ertd wlth ~. and 8 :!.~and 1. ~'ph Painter and 1Mrs. Denv~ Curti• and iob., d-.uahl•r, ~r- •n.a Mrs. Denver GOLDIN WIDDINO Hy•ell aftd sona wefe Slturday aft· 1 ~!iffi_~~J-•;voul~~ vlllloro allhe Mr. aod ·~· David v. Welle bot:e. · of 114: Jlrlck St., will oblervtl af Chester spent their 5Qth · wed~lpf ~mnl~ersary, M&DJo,Jtouah. , Tuesdaro, May 7. They are up~t· · J.ill,ll;t ealltd on Jne all of 'thelr . 'blldl·en to be Tuesday. ·Mrs. wlth tbeln . ee~nlnt lund,~ ., health. · for a quiet oe1ebraUon. THEM OFF TO~ ' .. ~ our ~ grain mixing service. ' 'GOOD START ',_WITH ... . . . Mix " Mkkl.,i;t, Fe-..d .we.D.~~=~ N:bld A~o. ··,. tl IT. Hq1a lt. Aaumtd nom• fll . Con· tamlnate '' , , loouly .3. Youlhl ..6. Sting DOWN · ,.,., ' prolicJob daeJ. olo fot_,\ L Cocktail · I . Bxllt ·t • · ~ · _· mlxer .- DAILY CBYPTOQUOJE - Hon'l \low to wo11c II: .1. p C D 1(! C rDC" NKC er,pa;o1 ram T C F Quotation F DC C A_C T Z, 'xQliH-XVW9CK rue con t.otaL 4XYDL8A4XB . 11 LONGFELLOW OM Jetttr aLmpl)' lt&Ddt ror another. In thll ~mp1e A Ia uMd f•r thl tl'lrM L'l. x tor t)\e two. O'a, eto. lln.J_tt kit\lirt. ::~· IIOPftll. the tUII'th ud td~Uon. o' tht worcta art a11 • Doh ay lbe c:odt lttten i.rt dtfftNI'lt: OU.INO. OaOWINO Pli.IOD • • • ; o ' · 'J2c: y.., polobw.,.p.oduc.d on!IIOPROYICO RESe.MQI ~ foi'> IJ!t~P · ,_.-of 72c (bOoed 011 Nh!D !"'<~ . fad wllh 2Q" PROVIC6 GROWac DNJNKI!l . FEED C:O. ... 1M, Ml-ll!J, ·- • ., lwllh Ar·Sl .... wl!ol• ..... ,.., N0VtC0 GlOWING MMH ...... ICONOMT ~orA- I PROVIC() .MILLING a. N A E .' Tomato Twil!e ·- . '' BPS Point 40% Off Aabeatelhw.~~f P.C!hlt;'l' $8.QO per 5 gal.,. · · · , .LivlngatQn G~la ' ~d . _" .., IE t'P'ft;v' J :• . J*. -· q, ' I' izLftAG:J~..*i,... l,.·fli.l'"f. • l McCullough Bulk Garden Seeds ~Poultry Equipment '-. Purina .Sanitation PI'Ciducts DeKalb Seed• Corn '- . , ,PHO.I)IB .,,. 3751 .\ OHIO VALLEY FEED CO.~ . '' COUNTRY YOU'RE'- ' in the fall oo I 1~. l "ct$' ' \ "'!'--..., ,_ ' ·* <'r INVITED! ' RACINE, OHIO PEP TO . FIGHT FLORENCE, S. C. UP - Fo~ mer featherweight chempion Wil· lie Pep of Hartford, Conn., bas signed to meet" MaPll)' cutro .ol Me~ico · city in a to-round bout It the Florence Memorial Sta.CIIu~, May 10. The bout ha& been ICbe·d· uled aa a pre-race attraetion for the Rebel 300-mile convertible auto r11c~ 11t lhe Darlln,ton Speed· way, May u . \ MondayMay 6 2 to 9 P.M. Dlreetly Ia Freat of h r Baildiag IN POMEROY PRIZES- REFRESHMENTS- DRAWINGS- DEMONSTRATIONS- MOWER RIDING CONTEST (Win Clock Radial DON'T MISS IT! FUN our present types of shoulder-fired weapons. The . fameri Ml , the Browning automatic rilf e, the .30 caUbre ear· bine and the MiJ .submachine gun ·Ire going the way of the old _Springfield rifle. . The new rifle is called tbe T44. The Army announced Wednesday tbat a£ter a six-year eompetltlon the T4+developed at the Sprinl· field, Mass., armory was selected ~ .aad the Belgian FN rlfie adopted ·b)- the British w&.s rejec:ted. ' The Armu_said the new rifles wiU be lssEd to .the troops jn: Brli>J iu load of sraia,aod.r011'11.qu!Ckly oee bow , VA~ ,LOOK FOR THEIIG~~ENTJ WASHING1'0N UP-The ca.n soldier ls getting a new stan• dard rifie to take the place of ,. (aoc aoll lfe<:urattly we handle your sriac. P!ck' 011t .I the ntiOftl JOU ,..ant from OUJ' •ibt O( ~ba _, ~PP<*.>;od Formula1- Feed tllem aad Sill lh•:"''' 0 IT'S THE ONLY SHOWING IN SOUTHEASTERN and W. Amer- Cooctnc.ratea aad our ""9 atc;u(ate ~:di)Jt :we can a;takt rJtiODI lhll aet tbe be!lf poiAI~Io reiullt rciim fOot JralL · ·-- 12. Sew \ •Army To Adopt ·New Type Rifle For Soldiers -\\ldJoally, .;,, 1rindio11·••d dlixi•f accvracy il 1111od' _ . ~esukrlj by Puri .. Lab0mo~11- Wftlf I'Viao-Micro-ml•od. . I Philadelpbla Pbilllea Miami farm club In the International League, has been aold by the Boston Red •. Soil to San Frandaeo of the Pacifie Cout Lea&ue. Sprinc pitched only one acori!Jess inninJ In relief this ;· 11e11on for tbe Red SoL sa • The economist Jlee9 hog prie ~ i continuing somewhat lower ID tbe {lrst a months of 1958 than they were the first three montba of this year. He .suggests farmerswatch eare-fully the t2rrowlng in· tentlon for the late 1957. If theae farrowinas rise sharply, he says, a significant drop in hog price~ could be expeded In the last bal( of next year The economist points out that early -predictions pointed to a considerable increase ·in farrow· lngs this yesr, which would cause the price next year to ~ wen below the 195'1 avera1e. More recently he says, the fee 1 • lng is growing that farmrs are temperlng their increases and that tb.e price drop, at Jeut. in carJy 19M, may not .be ·as drastic as originally expected . .. '' . A lta~f of about 40 autborltJea · m the f1e:ld of en: qu1Uty and aradlna: will pre~ent a +Gay .coune on the " whys" and "'IKIWI" of ~ eec quallty. Peraona attendlna wiU ineluk JJ'Iden, ; 01 peet.ot1, poul· try pJant f(lremen , 1tuMnll and ot.ben intereJted in e&a; Jrad:l.n.c and quality. _.:__ _ _ __ Jiveatock leaderJ. Dr. Carl Gay. formerly cblrf of animal Jclenre •t Ohio State Unlvenit.y 1nd the experiment Slltion, &Neted. man)! old frleoda. . Headline ~PUker wu Dr. Gul BobJtedt, rtllnreher at the Ohio Price Peak In main above prices 19ll5. _.., New CMeef't ·lri Better Quality aehool J.une 1•::n, Put Clayton. univmu,. extentloa poW. tryman , annouDetd todl.)'. J)oujllln expects hog price.s ln late summer to avera~e about t~e . same to sJi.gbUy higher than tn the cor:-csp'>ndine period laot year, then move downwarll In mid faJI to a level slightly below those Jn the fall of 1958 but still re: .C•u·m ot at Woolter lut ftek. It wu bomeeomln,: da)' lor 2 farmers. CHICK STAm·· : man u:plaiDed. Tbe flail raulU and only moderate fat covrrina. on feediq trials for tail 1tu' will be availAble after tbe ateera are Jtauehtered and ma)' abow tome variationa in tbt multi oblerved COLUMBUS. 0.-Look for hog prices to reach Uaetr 1957 peak by July 1 or earlier, Riley Dou· gan, Ohio State University exte~l· sion economist, advises Oh1o CONCENTRATES stand back of COLUMBUS - The Oblo &tate UnlveraitJ wiU be hut to the tlltll annual Northeuton Poulf.r7 ~ dll('ers CouarU Ea Gradinl 4Dd Larr,. Kuntle. meatl profeuor The &00 Jteers on teJt raUOftl at TtGIRS SILL SPRING at Ohio Stlte Univenity. lllustratthe W"OOI\er ltati(ln and outlyiDI what . J obJtedt advoc1tn In a 64 DETROIT uP - Left-bander farDll will not 10 to market for cboiet ateak with bit muacle "eye" Jaet SprinJ, drafted from Ute ~~everaJ weeka, Dr. EarJ,. JOo.ter- Hogs Seen For 60 Days Hence . • • We IMIJ.r that boltl vp to aganist PARAKERATOSISI. aoo,o·e-o,ooo ' •~~!S!.!~~!.. .j Mlos ~a~.p?w~~~:arkon No.l~t-Cu~ t,1elg• Equipment Co• blcorporatecl . Hove You Ordered Your Sian Off llai!O. off ,,.-, ··r C:all ua todart :. Offlce sthiet, Mn though you bale • lltli'l o~ two day. a ,..ar. Twice , the protection , late ....... _... antmall , . Sir (P. I .) ~ ..• ·.·, NOTt~it,oF ~·· North · SecOnd , Ohio his been .dulY •f the Esbte fh ;OIIVt l.ngrahl!ll .,. Helen Faye Kirklr!al} \., . _ PL~ . Web""" a. l'ultz . Attornera for Plaintiff (4i 11, 26. (G) 3, 10, 17, :14, 31 710 . ~ y<jW ., :11 Sign a-~ Movies Bible Time Twn.Cun PlayhouJe Let'8 Talk It over Famous Film Festival The Lawrence Welk Sllow Ozark Jubllee 20th Cen~ury Theater · Sunday visitors of Mr · and Mra,l· 1burg spent several da)ll with bor Wlll Heilman were Mrs. Martba mother Mra Emnla Powell . Wolle, Mr. and Mra. Dana Turn~ Mr. ;nd M.r •. wUJard Pi&ott and and famUy, Mr. and Mrs. To daulhters spent sunc:fay afternoon scott and daughter, Rev. nnd Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Roy BuSh of Weber Thoma, Mr . and Mrs. Racine John Smllh, Mr . and Mrs. Orville Mr. ~nd Mro. CharlO! Price and Eastman, Mr. and Mrs. Homer family spent Sunday wttb Mr. and Geo11e1n, Geora:e and Betty East· Mn. Vah~ie Speneer of Syraeuse. man. Mr. and Mra. Roland Stethem Mr. and Mrs. curlla Bailey spent and famlly spent Sunday afternoon 1~7-. Downin~ whqse P0$1: sallslactions . Ne. 41-PaMIIy-alu biller 1flat poya for lt..W ~IIUliOS. or after ()D APPOitri'MJNT . , lot... ~'Gt••• pow..lno ~!~!!" NOtice· is hereby a;iven, tP.a~. J(MI:o · lomomlw's Satunlaljr-,1,!911111 9:00 10:p0 ew _ miek No; 45 or No. ·55-1 baler. Don't miss lbia-IY• aaV.ini o~po~unity whlph can be offm:ed only by the one compap.y that manufactorea bolb 'the baler and tho . of June, 9:00 A Date With the Angels 9:30 Movie . J.O :OO News of the Night 10:10 Theater 13 1:110 4:30 5:00 6:00 6:30 . bearJnr ~, Your ¥ . ybu PDi'cl;l.ase a ntW McCor.. cr , tje MoC•rmlck . 1;ooo ~ --FREI!:-wben ' Day Saints on 7:30 p. m. Chester is a great grandmother. ~:00 Jackie Gleas~ Show 9:00 Gate Storm Show 9:30 Hey J'eannte lO:ot Gunsmoke 10;80 The Late_Sb_o_"-.,--- 12:59 ' ~·..ioui\1 ,!0 man of Youngstown are the grand parents. Mrs. Mabel VanMeter of 7:00 '1:!0 ,11.ceaneen '······ ... •... , ... . .......... , .. ...... . will get two bolo• ;11~;;,~,~ s McCormick -lb·l'WI.IIiDI baler~· Karageorge ~arlene Van Meter• Of Gary lnd on April 29. Rien· Ste·~~~PO~~M~I!!~It~O§Y:::::::::::;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;:;@'~- ~IUJi;::;TLA;;;~N;Dt_~ out 27. COde .,..n ..... News ' .. ' ' ' 16. Bundl.. ot 10. KLnd 1 l 11:50·G· m. j 1ue1t1 vrc•ent. ,,..... WJEH The Une Up Person to PeriOD New! Seaonlt:J: t~~ Weather The t..ate · ow WHTN_;;TV Channel 1'3 - ~---- Stepping Stones May Meeting Held 10:00 10:80 ll!OO 11:05 U:lQ OSU T.o Host .At Cattlemen See Best Profit Now 26th Sehool On In Raising Young Meat Steers Grading Of Eggs DaUy SeDUnel, Pomeroy-lll4dleport, o ., May J, 1&57~ FOR ALL ,...., .. l!okall"'-.._. .... $lt.IS .. ... .., ...,, $59.95 m .ua.ls-1.....,.., S!O.to 15- ..,.SytYtnio n.. ..... .., ..,, 12c .... 14 ,......... Scoop - .... $7.71 .... .., ..~. $5.79 1011 DUST • •!-". .., 'Itt. SUI ... "" loy tolr, Sl-S9 ..... -Stto .. It tilt .... ..,..,• UllbMelhdh-c-.u.\.· n11 . ..... .....,.;- .. st.oo . See thia intereatino demonstration . •• • VASES PAINTED WHitE YOU WI>IT . -tate one This Coming Monday, May 6 2 to 9 P.M. B. Milia St. • .... $24.10...... doy enly, $19.95 FAMILY . ""·""· $17.95 Unt.. 21 cv. 11- O!ott ·"'"'" ' .... $369.00. ' ... .., Oily, $299.00 ·' THE __ _ )pedal prfCea ONE DAY ONLYI Phone .98 • �• ' '-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 3, 1957 The Daily Sentinel JJJVO'I'IJI TO IN'QJRESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AUA ~~~~~ S. QWEN -GENERAL MANA.GER I. YtKII..II E, GREENE - EDITOR Jfatloaal 1 representatlYe, BottiDelli-KimbalL Inc.. Mil 1.-ililatozd::ve., 8lf YoM City, 16, N. Y. . p L<"ta rt Fu ll 5 PTA f howed tbri ·· apprt•clottion to the School Bo~ Patro l rt'CL·ntly wh•·u the boys IH're tJI:t• u lo lhf' s k a t i n ~ rink ..,S~:!ttptiot~. rata: Delivery by tartler where available 30 cent• per 1•e ar -- ·:-l!:iiteNd. .. 18001ld elan malllni matter at the post TELEVISION GUIDE- . Letart Falls PTA Entertains Its Schoolboy Patrol oUtce at om l"hL· ~ tt · r fur I 6:55 7 :00 9 :00 ;m f'l' rnin~ vf fun . The bo.\'~. all si x{h gradeNi . Pll · .-ki aae JMI' iD advance at The Daily Sentinel office, $HI.60f· m aon.ll)a, 17.80; three mont:hl. $3.90. By motvr rout.fl where aval able trot the tu:: hwa..v durin:,: t he ton oae DioDtb $1. By mail o.oe year $8; li.J.: months, $4;.25; three IQQP.tbs tin• srhool yrar . throu gh r J in . 12.80: one month, $1. hi v 11 Se P\abllshtd ewr.J afWnoon except Sunday by The 0 . o a e:r n snow . t'l <". T h o ~e honored Wt r e Chari:!~ ttnel.Jnc: .• at 110 Mechanic& .. Pomeroy, 0 . Bu.aineu o!fice pbane ·381 Hu pp , .J im my Ar ace, Russell Cu miititOriti oHi~ pboll" 397. . - - - - -mi n$, Boll!Jy MeNir·k.ltl , Bill ~' Wood and l.ar ry Hou ~ t o n ; Frmll: Lawson and H~ro ld K.1iser wer · unabl e lo atl t• ntl . Larry f{aualo11 won a rree t it- kr-1 in an elimin:t· lion ron tcst. Accom p:myin:,: tht' rrou p W (' ."• Mrs. K<~lh n· 11 Crow . '\J r.~. C'h loru ~ Elsewhere in The Daily Sentinel today you will note one Grim m. Bollh r anl1 J imm y C1 ow tbe most unusual politica·l promises ever made by a · The boys Wl' fC also treated to rehere or elsewhere. Mr. Cecil Bradbury , candidate Cor the fresh ment s d uri-ng the e 1•rnin ~.: . 10:00 10 311 II :00 11 :30 12:00 LOO 1 ·:!0 2:00 s,oo Unusual Tactic Unfolded In Mayoralty Race In Middleport As Promise Made To Interview EveryVoterln Primary H5 4 :00 4 :30 5:30 5 :45 ~ : 00 a,so Wt~ather c&s l M5 Sports E y'J 6:45 NBC Newii 7 :00 Blol1die 7:30 LHe of Riley 8:00 The Joseph Cotton Show O'-lty of Middlepot1 at the forthcoming primary election Tuesday has vowed he will make an honest effort to intorview every voter in the vlllage, If nominated, (taotamoullt Pome~oy 830 The Bla stor~ · , . election) to Learn what that voter's ideas .are for improvement .,oo -cavakade oi sPortr ~ of his community. pr · Gr"UP We are not lntet·ested here in the political merits of .-.. 9:45 Famous fl'tghtJ 10 :00 br . Jludsons ilo~a1 promiSe. or of how deserving Mr. Bradbury is or the no'"·' Ina- [ ,.•.. Uon . j3ut his tactic in maktn. the announcement, whic~.. -" ----~ ·'·. ven weight because he is known as a " man of his word, IS !'he P omeroy women'!! Praytr teresting, and important, as an effort on the part of I · r.~~~:~~; IGroup rnl'l Wednesday morning 11. Uve village official to get down to those famous "grasa ' the :tim Baptlsl Cli'urctJ for thei r . WCHI-TV CMAKIIIL I to discover what the voters really want. May meeting. a·oo r•nt<tin Kaoaaroo Aletter by "A Citizen" in Thursday's Mrs. J. H. St r phenson leJHie·· 8:45 CBS MorJJlRif Ne.vs lined in considerable detail a startling array spoke on Joshua 11nd how he lr ·l 0;00 Morninl Show of the candidates, Mr. Bradbury, Mayor C. 0 . Flsher or Ray lhe people to the promi ~cd lan(l 10:00 GinTy Moore 'r She brought out 11ll have thm ~ Frazier , l'OUld treat with many of them before election . ~e Jericho's llut by faith in Got' and tuo s•.-\k. " Rk' answers just are not simple enough to get across to voters In prayer tht·Y l·an o_vercome them lJ:OO Velian~ Lldy 12:15 Love of Lift> a short span or time , even a long spa;n . Such answers work During th(· meet mg H wa s de· 12:30 Searrlt for Tomoti'Otl' themselves out over a periOd of months through negotiation, cided to ranct•l the meelings 011 12:4S Guiding Light Womens NE.W: IN· F•ounrc av c. I. WSAZ -TV Chan"el3 Friday Sign On Today Hom pi> r Room ~ The Pl"ice !s Hight 'truth or Conllt'!qditlktt ~e Tar Do ugh , It c ould Br- You · C ut~ re-1"\ t '· !lly Lit-tle M.a.r&:i.e Tt> nneAAee Ernie Mat inee Theater Queen F'o-r A Day Modern Romance• Comedy Time I Movietime ' Cartoons Newa Plcture Wild Bill Hickok oyer M . I H ld eehng s e aLAKIILII Cwnty Atrkultur•l A.-nt Daley berda are c ettioe larJ!r accordlnr to R.llph PonerfleJd, Elteolion DalryD\Jin from Ohlo State Unlveralt)', Who met with Kei.g• COunty ()aiey PrOduction ·· • record 'keepers JaM week. The •ver•Je· 1ize herd In Ohio In'· ~aRd lr-om 22 cowa ln. ·1955 to U COWl ln 18M In D. H. I. .\ . berda in th.e state. Herds carryinK )Ut the Owner-$ampier teating 10:30 New s HeadUnes ,O:to Nttewatch 12:00 To night I :00 Si~n Off Saturday- Channel3 IJ : 2~ 8o30 9 :30 !0 :00 to ::;o .1 1:00 l l :30 12:00 12:30 i:OO 1:30 uo 5:30 5:45 6:00 6 :30 7:0U 8:0U ,,oo 0:30 ,!0,;2jl m,... • • Sign On Clrd e 3 Ranch Gumbr Fury Capt. liallant True Story Ddect 1ve's Diar y Down on the Far m Hopal ong Caa11id y TBA Base ba ll Sky King Sports Eye News Picl ure Roy Rugt>r.s Saturday Night Jamboree Perry Co~o Ceall-8r's Hn1.1r Gl' ~ r ge Gtlbl"'l Your Uit Parade TBA ~~wa and Sportl lllllJfLl 1 .... progr•m inerea.ted from lo6 to 1!1 COYil per htrd ~D tb~ aame period &even1 atltea oow have man~ herds JYeraalnJ bttter th~n .o cowt ·uch. In Ohio, aeeorclbtl :o Porterlteld, we AHi lle&din1 in the dlrertion of the o6Q cow heNtJ. l'bfa iaereue In 1lte if. broutbt On by m1ny factor• tncJud!nl the eoa.t price ,queae ahortltle of l•bor hiJb coat of Jquipment and the rieed for areater volum~ and etriclene1 in the eatlre dJir1 pro· j duct!•• b..tn .... Melp Ca~mt,. waa one ol tb·~ lew countlta lh the •t.l'-' whica. lnct~aaed the number of dairy c:ow• and bellera: on farnu ac· eordinc to the ltcWJ ud 195;4 een•u• !Ufu.rea. llei14 County • return lhow.ed 108.3% u many cows and be1fen on fllrma: In 19M ll eorhpared to 1950. The .ltlte as a whole had only ~ ~s manv in 1964, A·then• and Galba Coun· t)' each bad 1'7% as many CO Nil and helfen in 19M. lndieaUon that the t"end in th 4 area 1• to few~r and larger herds b ~t oat by tb1 fact llu.t< a return abo¥e produttlon eDIU Albcno .... " "· ltolp IT" ..~ ran,tng from 121..00 per eow ua Galli• 8811];. u maD-" berdt 1n lt5f the 102 low produetq bnd1 •.· Ia. Jl'GU tm.-ome JM eow tbe bett.er t.han SUIO.OO per eow lA ce l\lut report 1how~ Atbe.h tbe hilh produdna 1U berdl. Averace produetlon ln the 132 witb J221, Gallla lf216 and MeiSJ witb $214. Total eow1 and b~lfu• lctw prod.UC"jnl hrrd, in Ob.l.o wa . milk and 303 kept for mll-lr: ln tbe three cou:\· UOJ pound.a of pound• of butterfJt. 1'be liM bilb tie1 ahowa G11J11 county wltb 10.200, Athena 8,600 and Melc, htrds IVeta&ed 11,114 poundl Of c o~o~nty 8.000 In 1904. The number milk and '21 pounda ol butterfat. of herda lilted In 19M ahowe1 The 200 herdl -in the mldd l~ Melp 1280, Athena 1200 and Gal· group averaaed 81J4111 pound~ of milk 1nd 361 poundt til buttuf1l II• liUO. The Meip ('OUnty berda on Ohio DHlA reeorda trom the DHIA te1t avna1e B.l68 poundi 475 herda oa test In •ea •bowed of milk and 303 pounda l)f butt~, · WOOSTER, 0 .- Tbe "meaMJpt" atalion i:n the 1920'• and until hia steer tba~ weiJbt• 900 14) 1M reeent reUument bead of animal pounda at 14 to 115 !!IODt.hJ and hu b~.asblndry work at the Ua lverlit:r 80 percent ~ible ~Kat In bia ear· of Wlaconain. eau llhould bt the JO&I ol tbe modern eattle feder. Dr. .Bohltedt aummed up the SeU·fed steen mak~ at aood ehana:e in eattle (~dina when he ute ot thelr ra.Uona and aa eeo. eoatrut.ed. Ule f.Uenin1 of J-year. fat. Thelltl tOWJ eorilumed aa nomieal talDa u tboee c.-efuUy old •teen wetahlos up to 1 ton when 111u1btered with today'a average of nearly three ton ol band fed ' practice tini1hlnc cattle at handy tilace and nearly two ton of ba1 Serum treatment• are lela ef· weit:hll in 18 monUu or lea from in addition to betU:r than one feettve. tbaa antibioties and aulla birth to buteher. ton of train durin.a the yu.r. T l- drua:a 1n treaUn1 alaippin1 fever. tal feed COlt Wll lilted It $150 Theae are eonclu.toa1 ptber~d "Feedinc beyond choice trade,.. <~veru~ which leaves f228.00 to·· bJ 1500 cattlemen at Ohio Alrtndt· Dr. Bobatedt Mid, "wutel corn other co1t.a and labor per eow. ural itKperim.ent ataUon on beef and protein supplement enoup to feed (IUt a million ca.ttJe yearly." Value of product wa1 $378.00 P"'::" cattle day lalt week. I ..... The larce quantity of hay and silaae l:OJUumed -indlcate.a the Y ... lue Of a:ettin1 the best qualltv roughage u well aa the neceaary tonnage. Fitures presented by Porterfield showed that total d.i· gestlble nutrients (T. F. N.) u wen u dige!iible proteln de crease as the gra11e1 and legum· es become more mature. Grasses In the vea:etative a.ta~&e sho~ 79% T. D. N. u compar· ed 1.0' 61%- in the euly herd, M% ' in run bloom and oaly 49% wbe" mature. Tbe protein decreased in the lame stages from 1S.5% t'l only 8.7% when mature. Legumes showed almost the same T. D. N. in ea~h staee b:1~ the amount of protein started ,.t 18.7% in the veJetatlve atage, .14.7 % in bud, 10.2% in bloom and 6.4% when mature. The after math following regrowth for a period of ~ to 9 weeks 1bowerl SH% T. D. N. and 14.3% protei".l in the legumes. · Meigs county farmers will ha'w'e to make th-e deeision yet tbis month as to whether to eut ear1i and attempt to a:et higher peree I· tage of T. 0 . N. or wait fo : slightly hiiJher yirl,:ls. All Meigs county farmers are invited w the field day at the Southeut Experiment Farm at Carpenter on Wednesday, May 15 when they will be able tn see the experimental work on best methodl of obtaining meado'¥ standi. I 10;40 Nilewatrh I !!<30 ·~~· !)ff. '· '/· WCH$-TV Channell I! discussion, compromise, and partial actions. .. Jf Mr . Bradbury is nominated, and Is given a chance to make I r th.IS Obi o to wn can good on his promise, the ~eop e o at least no looger s&y, "What's the use of voting, I never get a to lave anything to say about the government anyway?" often, those who sacrifice time ahd money to serve in a capacity are continually criticized, without any facts ever as support, for any acU9n that ls taken . Certainly. m•$· taktt are made, even ln small towns, wh~e paths seemmgty shob.Id be clearcut. But they aren't always so euy, or clear, as the casual observer as~umes . tae churcheM for thr- summer months and will hold meeting -: at various home.~. It WllS alt!O decided to choose a c h u r c h a month and prDY e 11.ch day at noon ror that church . its mcm· hers ami tht' pastor. Prayer~ will be offered ror the BaplL Churrh during May. Prayers were ofrered for th sick. the needy and the church.e s In the community. 1>·00 1:30 2;:>0 2·30 3~00 3:30 4·00 4::15 4;30 IS:OO 8:30 8:4~ 6:5!1 The job Mr. Bradbury has oel for himself, If successful at METER R&CIIPTI the polls, will be huge. Built wUI not be impossible. Only in · Meter receipts of $242 were re. a smallish town could it even be considered. Fancy . ported today by Pomeroy Patrol· Sensenbrenner of Columbus making ~uch a campaign move! man John M("Kenzle. Out o! the queotlon 1 -The Middleport campaign has been unusually quiet ""1111 MAN ARUSTED today. It may be livened up In the next three. Katj"p'1 1{1t.chen AA he World TI.'I'DA Our Mlll BrooD ]fou1evarty The Bil Payoff Bob crosby Show BrJ.gbter Dar Secret Storm EdJ(P of l>~i~bt The f:arly Show Your Etao lleporter sport• Parade weatherman 7:00 Action '7 :1!1 Dougl11s Edwarda 7:30 Beat the Clock 8:00 Weat Potnt Story 8·30 P1Ayhou 5e of start 9;00 Mr. Arlam!l & Eve 9:30 Highway Patroi Roger Bea('h , 32, Columbus , 0 .. was returned here and jailed Thunday nlght bY Constable ·Pet~: Hendr ix on a ch arge of non-sup- CHANNEL 13 FRIDAY 11 : ~D Sign On "llll't brought by his wife. He will The May meelln l!. Of th e Step~ppear in Ju s · ~c e of P tl ~ce R. F. 12:00 TBA 12:30 Libcrace , , pin'( Stones wa8 held A.pr!l 27 with ~-1 :OO , The" ~ltllnine Touq'h: • a,oo banquet ,, Shldey Beegle's :00 · Afteri'loon Film fo'csth·al ~oe honorlllt lh~ 1lllll110.!!dllll•~ ,f'f" 3:30 Lire With Eliubeth ef the Methodjsl Chlfrt'h ' · COLU)IBUS UP - The I 4:00 - Cartoon Club The meet!na: was called to order Industry and Labor• ,.,;~~~·~~::~ ~ : 00 Mickey Mouse Cluh b)l Virginia Ai'nott , the prellidcnt , Wednesdny mght r1 6:00 Five Star Final by ask in~~: Rev F:lwood to say a passaJ(e or a bill boosting unemploy 6:115 John Daly anti the News prayer , after wh1ch he );!ave Janice meut bene fils rrom $39 to $4~ per 6:30 Rin Tin Tin WoHc, Bob Birch, Hobert Euler week for p1~ rs on s with dependents. 7:00 Jim Bowie and Don Johneon a gift from the The present $39 c~ ilinlil w11J reCo~nty 7:30 ChiCO Kid clau. muln for une mployed penons with 8:00 I Led Thrcl! Lives The class derided to have the out depende nt s. 8:30 Public Defender netct meet1n11 afler th e J_ce cream The epmmlttce turned down a 11 made June 7 for the tee cream proposal to author.ize supplcmel"!tal IOC!'ial June 8. benefit ~ undor which thC slata and TheTe were 8 mcm!Jerll and 8 lnduhry wo~ld ro1tke payments to Unemployment pay B'll IAG'Iven I House nnr()VIU ' Melgi I ~~ploy~d~-'~-~n~ ---t! DAI!. Y CROSSWORD '!:1. Bllnd .:.. atbllca\ name 4. A moccasin ACROSS 1. Spill OYflt It &. Applaud 1 . Aatan country ,0. Intertwined til. OhU8 1J untt• of welght 16. Wall u . Lara• (scot. t 17. MUIICI nolt •• llny ....,. U . Piece out 1&. Inaan• 18. At 6. Properl)' 1. P!!rform s. Somllthlnr 9. 1<~\lntltke 13. Come ln • J.,uctd & dlat.anu :to. Dre11 stork ... Pe.in 19. Service charge to. A thronw 22. Conunent bordtr 11. Kind of bullet a . D\ell\111 '- 1 ... auos1 '·'r . I . . '· , ., •· D~ily cutch· "" on 9tO spot ~her . ) 2!'1. Solemn promtae 2d. rut ~ "' .. ~.,,.,.., A••* ceremort tel 29. A narcotic 30. Seandl· na.vlati 32. Expenael 3!'1 . Di1potch 9:00 D:IJ" 9:30 10:30 11:00 11:30 Sta;n Otl . Life Ol\ the hnll Capta1n Ka•. ~ SaGurclayChannel 8 . 12:00 1 :~ 1: .. 0 1:45 1::115 15:00 5:15 ~:4S iJ:OO 6:3\l !!.,. THI ~ENTER PLACE victoriu of the Saints strivin,e ~o estatiUsh, "The Center Place" will be ihuwn at the Temple Hill Hranch " on the Radne-Portland Mitht)' Mouse Lucky 8 Raaeb 'fales of Texu RaDitlll ~1~ Top T~r~ l--one Ranger i1.e In U. S. A. Baaeball Preview Ba8ebttll Game of Week Battl'ng Prac~~ce Kentueky De. oy TBA . Air Power Goldetl Playl!oOUae !ane Grey 'flt,eatrt Aji,IIIAI. A ~ram~ti.e mot!on pl~ture, vly· Announrement have been ra:1 idly descrlblhg wlth vOJCe, mus1c arid colorful ph<>to(itrapby , the ceived here of the birth of a da i"' strUgg:les, sacrifices, defeats and ' ghter to Mr. ~d Mrs. Emt"QIJel Road. The fllm be sponsored by Church of Jesus • • ard Van Meter of Gary, formerly of Chester and Mrs. J.Ioward Lis"'· ' 8:UO 12 : 1~ • ((jt' On Your 36. Cl•nched nand 38. Narrow Inlet Radio Dial 39. Warp-yam •o. Mongoloid dlaltct ..... U . New York II. Capital ()(&JI. t ,1. By war ot U . Bovine h . ProMun Ill. CGin (VI'. I ' . • • J • • . ,,•, . 100~nlf.day,wlt_l)evel)' -, .¥--. .... ' llod.,.oo ohio, ."· ,. f!lew, Improved Red RoN Swine Fee~• make your hogs doubJy aafe againat parcdlerai'OIII and llu"'-tl growth, Red Jrdti now centaln1 add•&f, ziM. Zinc can be the ••mfsslni link" to pork proftts. Now you .can ... IJ'*""re performance" ewn ln dry lot feecllnebecavM RH Ro.M glvH hogs a finer nutrf•nt balaMe and mlneral""fiitiflcat1on. For betMr growth perform.. ance and higher profits, try new. Improved. lelt a ... r..uara.n._d c ...liM. F..ds with aclcled z1~J ,.~ · · - . llBsf Roi• · ··New /mproretl Swine w' ' Sugarc·Run Flour Mill ' Butternut aud 2nd St. of ' untE .CHICKS YET? ' Get the savings habit: Get the things you want. And save: with us - there'•· notb.. Ins quite like haling m,oney io the bllllkl '' ' PoMeroy Mulberey Ave. Pomeroy Phone 150 pay Zo/(1 '~ Interest OD )lour _\YIIY NOT GET '. S•vlngs pomeroy ... t"' al Jon ·k l"llla lOft SINe• 1"7" BANKING ~ a ,.. Member Federal Reserve System Memhr Federal Deposit bsuraaee CorJtOri~OJl Saturday Mary Bailey. wlth Mr. and Mr1. Emmett Mr. andwith ftJrs.Mrs. Harry Brown tnd them. Mr. and MMI. Denv~r Curtis a-nd chlldren were Sundty visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ruqell Painter. 1 son, Mr. and Mrs. L O.·Jtleree, Mr. M.rt. Clyde Well and dau1hter 1and Mrs. Hobart Newell and famUy c-alled en Mrs. Mary Bailey Sunday Jptnt Sunday atferf1oon wit.lt Mr. afterdoon. . and Mr.s. Jake Van Meter ot PortMr and Mn. Floyd Spence wer• · la·ncl. • 1 S diy afternoon pdlers of Mre. , Mr~. Eveb'n Whlte of C~.~"'UI J un 1 J\OUSl' spent the Wet-k ertd wlth ~. and 8 :!.~and 1. ~'ph Painter and 1Mrs. Denv~ Curti• and iob., d-.uahl•r, ~r- •n.a Mrs. Denver GOLDIN WIDDINO Hy•ell aftd sona wefe Slturday aft· 1 ~!iffi_~~J-•;voul~~ vlllloro allhe Mr. aod ·~· David v. Welle bot:e. · of 114: Jlrlck St., will oblervtl af Chester spent their 5Qth · wed~lpf ~mnl~ersary, M&DJo,Jtouah. , Tuesdaro, May 7. They are up~t· · J.ill,ll;t ealltd on Jne all of 'thelr . 'blldl·en to be Tuesday. ·Mrs. wlth tbeln . ee~nlnt lund,~ ., health. · for a quiet oe1ebraUon. THEM OFF TO~ ' .. ~ our ~ grain mixing service. ' 'GOOD START ',_WITH ... . . . Mix " Mkkl.,i;t, Fe-..d .we.D.~~=~ N:bld A~o. ··,. tl IT. Hq1a lt. Aaumtd nom• fll . Con· tamlnate '' , , loouly .3. Youlhl ..6. Sting DOWN · ,.,., ' prolicJob daeJ. olo fot_,\ L Cocktail · I . Bxllt ·t • · ~ · _· mlxer .- DAILY CBYPTOQUOJE - Hon'l \low to wo11c II: .1. p C D 1(! C rDC" NKC er,pa;o1 ram T C F Quotation F DC C A_C T Z, 'xQliH-XVW9CK rue con t.otaL 4XYDL8A4XB . 11 LONGFELLOW OM Jetttr aLmpl)' lt&Ddt ror another. In thll ~mp1e A Ia uMd f•r thl tl'lrM L'l. x tor t)\e two. O'a, eto. lln.J_tt kit\lirt. ::~· IIOPftll. the tUII'th ud td~Uon. o' tht worcta art a11 • Doh ay lbe c:odt lttten i.rt dtfftNI'lt: OU.INO. OaOWINO Pli.IOD • • • ; o ' · 'J2c: y.., polobw.,.p.oduc.d on!IIOPROYICO RESe.MQI ~ foi'> IJ!t~P · ,_.-of 72c (bOoed 011 Nh!D !"'<~ . fad wllh 2Q" PROVIC6 GROWac DNJNKI!l . FEED C:O. ... 1M, Ml-ll!J, ·- • ., lwllh Ar·Sl .... wl!ol• ..... ,.., N0VtC0 GlOWING MMH ...... ICONOMT ~orA- I PROVIC() .MILLING a. N A E .' Tomato Twil!e ·- . '' BPS Point 40% Off Aabeatelhw.~~f P.C!hlt;'l' $8.QO per 5 gal.,. · · · , .LivlngatQn G~la ' ~d . _" .., IE t'P'ft;v' J :• . J*. -· q, ' I' izLftAG:J~..*i,... l,.·fli.l'"f. • l McCullough Bulk Garden Seeds ~Poultry Equipment '-. Purina .Sanitation PI'Ciducts DeKalb Seed• Corn '- . , ,PHO.I)IB .,,. 3751 .\ OHIO VALLEY FEED CO.~ . '' COUNTRY YOU'RE'- ' in the fall oo I 1~. l "ct$' ' \ "'!'--..., ,_ ' ·* <'r INVITED! ' RACINE, OHIO PEP TO . FIGHT FLORENCE, S. C. UP - Fo~ mer featherweight chempion Wil· lie Pep of Hartford, Conn., bas signed to meet" MaPll)' cutro .ol Me~ico · city in a to-round bout It the Florence Memorial Sta.CIIu~, May 10. The bout ha& been ICbe·d· uled aa a pre-race attraetion for the Rebel 300-mile convertible auto r11c~ 11t lhe Darlln,ton Speed· way, May u . \ MondayMay 6 2 to 9 P.M. Dlreetly Ia Freat of h r Baildiag IN POMEROY PRIZES- REFRESHMENTS- DRAWINGS- DEMONSTRATIONS- MOWER RIDING CONTEST (Win Clock Radial DON'T MISS IT! FUN our present types of shoulder-fired weapons. The . fameri Ml , the Browning automatic rilf e, the .30 caUbre ear· bine and the MiJ .submachine gun ·Ire going the way of the old _Springfield rifle. . The new rifle is called tbe T44. The Army announced Wednesday tbat a£ter a six-year eompetltlon the T4+developed at the Sprinl· field, Mass., armory was selected ~ .aad the Belgian FN rlfie adopted ·b)- the British w&.s rejec:ted. ' The Armu_said the new rifles wiU be lssEd to .the troops jn: Brli>J iu load of sraia,aod.r011'11.qu!Ckly oee bow , VA~ ,LOOK FOR THEIIG~~ENTJ WASHING1'0N UP-The ca.n soldier ls getting a new stan• dard rifie to take the place of ,. (aoc aoll lfe<:urattly we handle your sriac. P!ck' 011t .I the ntiOftl JOU ,..ant from OUJ' •ibt O( ~ba _, ~PP<*.>;od Formula1- Feed tllem aad Sill lh•:"''' 0 IT'S THE ONLY SHOWING IN SOUTHEASTERN and W. Amer- Cooctnc.ratea aad our ""9 atc;u(ate ~:di)Jt :we can a;takt rJtiODI lhll aet tbe be!lf poiAI~Io reiullt rciim fOot JralL · ·-- 12. Sew \ •Army To Adopt ·New Type Rifle For Soldiers -\\ldJoally, .;,, 1rindio11·••d dlixi•f accvracy il 1111od' _ . ~esukrlj by Puri .. Lab0mo~11- Wftlf I'Viao-Micro-ml•od. . I Philadelpbla Pbilllea Miami farm club In the International League, has been aold by the Boston Red •. Soil to San Frandaeo of the Pacifie Cout Lea&ue. Sprinc pitched only one acori!Jess inninJ In relief this ;· 11e11on for tbe Red SoL sa • The economist Jlee9 hog prie ~ i continuing somewhat lower ID tbe {lrst a months of 1958 than they were the first three montba of this year. He .suggests farmerswatch eare-fully the t2rrowlng in· tentlon for the late 1957. If theae farrowinas rise sharply, he says, a significant drop in hog price~ could be expeded In the last bal( of next year The economist points out that early -predictions pointed to a considerable increase ·in farrow· lngs this yesr, which would cause the price next year to ~ wen below the 195'1 avera1e. More recently he says, the fee 1 • lng is growing that farmrs are temperlng their increases and that tb.e price drop, at Jeut. in carJy 19M, may not .be ·as drastic as originally expected . .. '' . A lta~f of about 40 autborltJea · m the f1e:ld of en: qu1Uty and aradlna: will pre~ent a +Gay .coune on the " whys" and "'IKIWI" of ~ eec quallty. Peraona attendlna wiU ineluk JJ'Iden, ; 01 peet.ot1, poul· try pJant f(lremen , 1tuMnll and ot.ben intereJted in e&a; Jrad:l.n.c and quality. _.:__ _ _ __ Jiveatock leaderJ. Dr. Carl Gay. formerly cblrf of animal Jclenre •t Ohio State Unlvenit.y 1nd the experiment Slltion, &Neted. man)! old frleoda. . Headline ~PUker wu Dr. Gul BobJtedt, rtllnreher at the Ohio Price Peak In main above prices 19ll5. _.., New CMeef't ·lri Better Quality aehool J.une 1•::n, Put Clayton. univmu,. extentloa poW. tryman , annouDetd todl.)'. J)oujllln expects hog price.s ln late summer to avera~e about t~e . same to sJi.gbUy higher than tn the cor:-csp'>ndine period laot year, then move downwarll In mid faJI to a level slightly below those Jn the fall of 1958 but still re: .C•u·m ot at Woolter lut ftek. It wu bomeeomln,: da)' lor 2 farmers. CHICK STAm·· : man u:plaiDed. Tbe flail raulU and only moderate fat covrrina. on feediq trials for tail 1tu' will be availAble after tbe ateera are Jtauehtered and ma)' abow tome variationa in tbt multi oblerved COLUMBUS. 0.-Look for hog prices to reach Uaetr 1957 peak by July 1 or earlier, Riley Dou· gan, Ohio State University exte~l· sion economist, advises Oh1o CONCENTRATES stand back of COLUMBUS - The Oblo &tate UnlveraitJ wiU be hut to the tlltll annual Northeuton Poulf.r7 ~ dll('ers CouarU Ea Gradinl 4Dd Larr,. Kuntle. meatl profeuor The &00 Jteers on teJt raUOftl at TtGIRS SILL SPRING at Ohio Stlte Univenity. lllustratthe W"OOI\er ltati(ln and outlyiDI what . J obJtedt advoc1tn In a 64 DETROIT uP - Left-bander farDll will not 10 to market for cboiet ateak with bit muacle "eye" Jaet SprinJ, drafted from Ute ~~everaJ weeka, Dr. EarJ,. JOo.ter- Hogs Seen For 60 Days Hence . • • We IMIJ.r that boltl vp to aganist PARAKERATOSISI. aoo,o·e-o,ooo ' •~~!S!.!~~!.. .j Mlos ~a~.p?w~~~:arkon No.l~t-Cu~ t,1elg• Equipment Co• blcorporatecl . Hove You Ordered Your Sian Off llai!O. off ,,.-, ··r C:all ua todart :. Offlce sthiet, Mn though you bale • lltli'l o~ two day. a ,..ar. Twice , the protection , late ....... _... antmall , . Sir (P. I .) ~ ..• ·.·, NOTt~it,oF ~·· North · SecOnd , Ohio his been .dulY •f the Esbte fh ;OIIVt l.ngrahl!ll .,. Helen Faye Kirklr!al} \., . _ PL~ . Web""" a. l'ultz . Attornera for Plaintiff (4i 11, 26. (G) 3, 10, 17, :14, 31 710 . ~ y<jW ., :11 Sign a-~ Movies Bible Time Twn.Cun PlayhouJe Let'8 Talk It over Famous Film Festival The Lawrence Welk Sllow Ozark Jubllee 20th Cen~ury Theater · Sunday visitors of Mr · and Mra,l· 1burg spent several da)ll with bor Wlll Heilman were Mrs. Martba mother Mra Emnla Powell . Wolle, Mr. and Mra. Dana Turn~ Mr. ;nd M.r •. wUJard Pi&ott and and famUy, Mr. and Mrs. To daulhters spent sunc:fay afternoon scott and daughter, Rev. nnd Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Roy BuSh of Weber Thoma, Mr . and Mrs. Racine John Smllh, Mr . and Mrs. Orville Mr. ~nd Mro. CharlO! Price and Eastman, Mr. and Mrs. Homer family spent Sunday wttb Mr. and Geo11e1n, Geora:e and Betty East· Mn. Vah~ie Speneer of Syraeuse. man. Mr. and Mra. Roland Stethem Mr. and Mrs. curlla Bailey spent and famlly spent Sunday afternoon 1~7-. Downin~ whqse P0$1: sallslactions . Ne. 41-PaMIIy-alu biller 1flat poya for lt..W ~IIUliOS. or after ()D APPOitri'MJNT . , lot... ~'Gt••• pow..lno ~!~!!" NOtice· is hereby a;iven, tP.a~. J(MI:o · lomomlw's Satunlaljr-,1,!911111 9:00 10:p0 ew _ miek No; 45 or No. ·55-1 baler. Don't miss lbia-IY• aaV.ini o~po~unity whlph can be offm:ed only by the one compap.y that manufactorea bolb 'the baler and tho . of June, 9:00 A Date With the Angels 9:30 Movie . J.O :OO News of the Night 10:10 Theater 13 1:110 4:30 5:00 6:00 6:30 . bearJnr ~, Your ¥ . ybu PDi'cl;l.ase a ntW McCor.. cr , tje MoC•rmlck . 1;ooo ~ --FREI!:-wben ' Day Saints on 7:30 p. m. Chester is a great grandmother. ~:00 Jackie Gleas~ Show 9:00 Gate Storm Show 9:30 Hey J'eannte lO:ot Gunsmoke 10;80 The Late_Sb_o_"-.,--- 12:59 ' ~·..ioui\1 ,!0 man of Youngstown are the grand parents. Mrs. Mabel VanMeter of 7:00 '1:!0 ,11.ceaneen '······ ... •... , ... . .......... , .. ...... . will get two bolo• ;11~;;,~,~ s McCormick -lb·l'WI.IIiDI baler~· Karageorge ~arlene Van Meter• Of Gary lnd on April 29. Rien· Ste·~~~PO~~M~I!!~It~O§Y:::::::::::;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;:;@'~- ~IUJi;::;TLA;;;~N;Dt_~ out 27. COde .,..n ..... News ' .. ' ' ' 16. Bundl.. ot 10. KLnd 1 l 11:50·G· m. j 1ue1t1 vrc•ent. ,,..... WJEH The Une Up Person to PeriOD New! Seaonlt:J: t~~ Weather The t..ate · ow WHTN_;;TV Channel 1'3 - ~---- Stepping Stones May Meeting Held 10:00 10:80 ll!OO 11:05 U:lQ OSU T.o Host .At Cattlemen See Best Profit Now 26th Sehool On In Raising Young Meat Steers Grading Of Eggs DaUy SeDUnel, Pomeroy-lll4dleport, o ., May J, 1&57~ FOR ALL ,...., .. l!okall"'-.._. .... $lt.IS .. ... .., ...,, $59.95 m .ua.ls-1.....,.., S!O.to 15- ..,.SytYtnio n.. ..... .., ..,, 12c .... 14 ,......... Scoop - .... $7.71 .... .., ..~. $5.79 1011 DUST • •!-". .., 'Itt. SUI ... "" loy tolr, Sl-S9 ..... -Stto .. It tilt .... ..,..,• UllbMelhdh-c-.u.\.· n11 . ..... .....,.;- .. st.oo . See thia intereatino demonstration . •• • VASES PAINTED WHitE YOU WI>IT . -tate one This Coming Monday, May 6 2 to 9 P.M. B. Milia St. • .... $24.10...... doy enly, $19.95 FAMILY . ""·""· $17.95 Unt.. 21 cv. 11- O!ott ·"'"'" ' .... $369.00. ' ... .., Oily, $299.00 ·' THE __ _ )pedal prfCea ONE DAY ONLYI Phone .98 • �0 ,__ ,L.'T :: =~ •• • ····---- -'" ~ Old t-n.ll1 ~ J'l'omeroY·Mkldl~. 0., May 3, 1951 Co1U1Jley Hit W'tkaMJiae . \ PrHbyte:l')' Youth Council ~pet to mtb l?lans for atteDdinJ lhe Westmin.rttr rtllfWihlp _.-auon.al A•M;:bb Jn G(hf.r;lJU, 19'f'a, lttl1 • u~ t-r. ~tt~,n.aJ A.fltmbty ill the top m~ina: of Presbyte,rian Youth •n4 t~Jir A,d!I"Rf• · ~v~ry !o•u• f~an. t~a ~~ar youn~: peoPle rom Urul$d States, Alailb, ·~d the Wet~t lndi,-s, wiU bf' joined , By Cllool1'allndlill Baseball Quiz: What Meigs Cow~ly pllo'Yfll'• had world ..,ries playing e,xperiei)Ce-! I Busy Bee Sewt'nr lMoreFiJht BY UNITED AMIJI~· Chica1o . . . . . . New f~k . . . . . lloston . . . . . . . . Cleveland . . . . . Kan!il GUy . , . ; Ba1tlfJlWe . . . . . Detr9U ..... _. Was~lh(i~.~ . . . PRESS ~ Gp ,Jlll ,.., .'571 3 .:538 ~itit .f6? 4-iAI ,,.at ~ p· i) .~ :w~ 1 12 -~ ~ · J~rM-r~f ~fulb . Chic~_&9 .M'..•• llyl wlda ''if~ ~ele~t ~11-e ..,.,_, Be8i • ., flt'd (:ar• Juat Arrlve4 ~nother Loard of LIKE NEW USED C,\JS Come In and Choose ',oju-al'!IIW! tlr '-' w-d•v'• 2-19~ FORDS VI , I Falrlane - 1 Customline. Fordomatic. Radio and Healor. Sharp lnllicijl and out. · 1955 FORD V8 Fairlane I 2 dr. Racilo and Heater. Clean Inside ana out. Radio a,~4 Healer. Really sharp, beautiful shiny black flnllh. · Non-tllt deoiiiJ!. Multl-c:olorocl 3~ lntze Silencer Enjoy normal CODYe~tion 19J4 tl!IEVRQLET 2 Dr. plaid cover. Radio •1!!1 Hepler. Cle"'l lnllide and out. Eaay-to·cl~ 1953 FORD V8 Hardtop plutlc liner. Fpr~pma~. Radio and Heater- Nice. . ~ANY IIIO,RE TO CHOOSE FROM Save on New Tire• Get 'Yirufont CHAMPION ODd radio at topeoeod annoyina V<~nd MotJopoliton Auto Soles . . AI Tbe Tralflc IJgbtlll JI!IIIIQoport Phoae 104N · Open EVeDlllc. UntU I \• .. Tools ~Garden '"'""''' SALIS •iltu• talC G,l\4 ..C.ppell.. tli'l 011~ SE~U::J (Ioiii . . AlhJW~ ' ~- Louis 'Ill e~be 2.0 JaC•.,=~~ . 1£ .~ ., • I I 6 E(i$1¢U ..• SMITH LOUISVII+B, Ky. U'P-Young E~¢e Macho_ n, copfldent tha1 what he did once he can ~ 0 aga,i ·1. takes on aging Joey Maxim t•· night in an errort to establish hi > claim to a shot nt the world heav · 'l"~iil» title. The noliooolly "'"''sed De''" c¥e;. .tCHounder i,S .1 repept .ot'8 Jalluary jm,Mt in )tjaml. in ' 'f¥'1if~.b Macben not only declaloned tbe 35 year old rormer light hea " king buL became one of -the few noeo who ever knoc~ed Maxim down. Machen is a 311-1 favori \e for the return fight. To WI fight Results n· IY UNITED l'!tES.S i 1 166-I!JY~, • sri'erGtoett.:e, -::----r ~qa fi<IGI!o.Js.,.,.lullon Vol"'flue 13 _, i., J-l~r.:caJ., knocka,. out ~;m~y ~r. PI• Los An. . ·Quiz:z '··· ~An11wer Y9~R iJTI PACE FQI!T WORTH, Tex. UP-Ac~ i .., , u ft P' bappy Art Wall and former ama· e-hamp Gene J.Jttler were .,pUii)j th,e ,;PAU by one atr..U t~ rlav as the $2tli.OOO ColaWal Nl· tional Invitation golf tournament en~ #'• · '\!fORd r~~lli/, . ljjfl l"'!!'e !!fUr '!"~f!'l,l ~1. . · . N'. %Dd Ave. · l'a.'~ .Ballr, OW..er llfkldl.,....,_r1 ";'"'!jP..' · - <tulJ '-~s-,r: .-,nny KeuH, ; IIG~dl.~~rt with 'ir.. New York ·Gt.f_ttt and Rolli• Hemsl•y, ·Sr· rac:uM, with the Chlc:.ato CubL Shopping HeadctU«Utet'$ . MR ..:.' ·~.-f ... J •.~ ~~~waen •- '' 'Wonuan. ·. . . }tOW D 1 c.- . urtco lmory • outpointed ••~o~tr Kfi!J· 172, ~·-· Meoo. 1. G . ..........~~;;;;;;;;;p;;;~ teu ll"~ th"Y Jo'l!< "11/'ll't•ti-. IJIOI"P!'• ·!!> get J~telf .tw.P ~.IJder par 9'· ' · POMEMY 800ETV · ·19:55 CHRYSL.R · .1" ., .. . I" " - gle11f111ng )V~ cwfl) ~ ,' .. f!l+"l!f · fJI95 " *!fl¥. .io .,- - • • · f.l1wer · fJPI5 Jiuit:ttf,. the, · .• - ~clal2 ~r, flashy red and 'f.lllte ~- ~~-'.11.•.- ~-- '"' 1912 CADI~il.AO , "W:-.;*'I· t~~ler. Dill ~rtel ltmllfr._ _ I ... .Jilt.:. no bumfnil Aluminum or "''-'"·.. ,•.. 14:95' .;; ............ ""''-" ~ . ,.,... ~ -.- · ' • .'· 1954 BUICK - - • • ~ - • ,. • See Your'fi'vorlte G.'E. : · ·.·' ......UCSlillelm~kto cool, ~- ~~~~ ~1""'Y -~*~llf ·drl.f,f. See · uUIIlL.IliCTIII .-· ". 1954 OLDSMOBILE. - - - - - $t't '5 Roclfet fOwet' Sjiptr 88,4 d~or. Famous engine It alld you'll !"~nllt Immediately. • ' .,,_ .• BelAir H~ 'fop 2 door, chartreuse and b~l,lp1 •,·\W!IJ!.lll+lil!~day It~ IJ;I\f. · ' · at P~!-J,b.urah I Pomeroy 9tt.lo· ~V• 1.1!0 ,PII!dlo;tlo' 'f f1M5 - · -· •' ' . Portable Appliance Dealer Pomeroy ELBERFELDS EWINGS STORE GILMORE SUP,P~)' Cq. ' .I ,. , . . I , , ' .. . ~.· • ... .: ..• - - t1495 of ,fOUrl!le, _he -bol!jor - Vf"Y $2.2t q.ated "'""· ba1 weJl,"· Ia a N!ll' &1:~~~ llkelyTo"WOliie th'O li!f! lll ,IJiioe¥11 before ltn1." · .,. · Roblnaon boosted ht11 averaae aharpl,y with three bltl in Thunday•, 11-'7 ·vi<IWY oJ.er \lit l!•w · , York Glints {;ref~ 4 1 ford.(). Malle 0 • • • • • • • • •• ' ' *!'P.\1 bh 1!1&)' • ' . ' . drive. .. " '' ' - ....• Remain. Ope·n 'l- -- -· ' • KARR &VAN-ZANDT they QUR SALES DEPARTMENT WILL -· 1f/t4,llfiJ R1NiiiiJ~. Many Mare - ~·.lfht'fl 1'941gy . •• .... ."".. :FRIDAY .and S4TUIDAY .. · '• • ¥·. ;BMj,n!lillf 1liJ W•e .,?-, ' .. . ~~ON .::=: .. on the curb side. ¥akedoliwrial N.... Cab-Forwarol Dnlgnl Short New Tracto,.l Groator -~ vlalbllity and lwjdllnJ ease. N~ po~, more lJ88.ble IJOlifef where it's needed mosl New atami1111 and ecOnomy. New optional 89-ln<h bumper·!<>·ljl!ck·of;cab Select-0-Mat,K.oe tmDMDI•don. Come in 'e t yoUJ con\lenie~ and See qur Se.l.t~i9n oflt:iewC:li!lwlers and PlymatAths or our Reconditioned Used Cars. · .i •• / ... - ,.. dimenalon with eoavntloMI type ""'hlf !!.~b!Uit- Pqll liz< cab and dopra. ~llimqt!l -veral>illty. . • . ' lasWr, more efBcienllY. Style and power titers a ~ """" to your business! UNTI.L 8c00 P.M. '• loading hei1hlS..II~Third door standard. H- 3•Door Pan~ll O'!ly t>fiQel available with eztra -thinl·door ~~IL~C ..- OJ-~MIIJIY£ ,.._,, qbJo '1!' 1 'lrfllt. ii;;"bin.0°n. laot ··~n. ol> ~ "I ""'" ·701"~ thai thO>' know 1111 I 4 $JM A I P.£ .• 19~3 PLYMOUTH - • - • " • 5 pass. coupe, one loco! owned car, clean. as a pin. A real good value. me about the same • ~ " .,_ .oli 'on the 10fet0liln1 ord 38 home runs. ooJil,irbt now I would 0 ·~ 1-foor, 1¥-e new~ 11!f1 white finish. A ~~"*••· llarted pit~ ~ ••••••••• 1111'- 195J CH VROUT · .. " • • • .,95 jora b'om tbe- Cla!;S A Stlb -~,IN'Uf and barted .290 with a rooi.te rec- $S,,a up ' · ,. tradomork In tbe pla)or 'ie'f'•• L«at year he jumped to the ml.- tLOYIS • m•'• to- Baseball! wftlllSHOEJ $5.95 pair • ' 1 H4 FOI\D· • • hW'f· • •Jit,t¢..W ,. • -~ • • • fJf'5 4.oqr . · ~t!'~f#.~!!ttd~~ b ... ~·~!!i'· "Je!i , > '~e Te~q .. , · ··~:~Pod, Slyletilbtlllrando 111 4 Repeat Victory Over Old Joey a-t Philadelphia .... 2.19 , •"- ' 1·956 CHEVROL.T u.. drlveo that havo t Machen Seeking St. Louis at Brooklyn Clnclnnati at N~· Yor~ For A fine Place . . .,, ·' ---- ""'"·<. 1:,_ . ' Beautiful two \pl)e green finish, bpt~- BIJ roo~ 4 door Sedan. Tehhett~T•ulf 21 LIS. ,,. Mllw•"!<r• at Pltt!lb¥r'b n~~t -Conley ~ vs Fri~." :t 2. · . . ' ,3ew t-1 Cl,einnati at N..-· Yo,rk night -ro~l" !HI ~· '-'~lhinpt.on ll-Z t,)ucago at Pht~delp~lll plg"t -Orptt Q-2 v111 Cardw~l 1~ Qr 1'1mt ,f\e I'Jay . -Pealer $tore win, . . '• . Br~~)'n ~t l~rser C~ nJJ;Il~-McQaDI,el 1·0 \YB from the left .-ppat 'wlWI e won "ro.okle o · 6 y,lat" .ho n In the N.•!\'WI , . ~· to I ' st H.&R FIRESTONE ".and 1f I ~.Sf ~ O!lr lint fPI>d and .JnOder. ~ price. ~re jllfl to your taste. . Campbell. Ja.st fij;bt. If I lose, of fd want !o tcy and get ~ t pr-elate it. t.OODI• 75cAWtlll .eusw.. s"id, Gn~Uer. .. TiiJE SNACJJ: DINND TIME ANY Ttirl!; C @.or. Now's tbe time to Qtj ~~Jip ~B'eal~'w..:.'W.. Mllf,IPM ~W I• ap. I special .... <"' .~ ~Y I katte Becht, Mr.s. Nminan Kloos · ·M'h. :Clarence Husar. · Mrs. CA-rl Sbieldl. Mra. Grovtr . El'b, MISJ. Anna DW-~. Mrt. RoY Seyfried; MrS. Willlam Bak.:!r, · ·~tlf. Lena Huber, Mn. Lour. Rel· bel 'nd one gueJt; .M:Ts. Virlfl • ,.·· ANY IIZI • I .462 ,ll Metrepolitan .Morin• •.r~.J~"· 7-~l•J4"' ·I 7 , l•turdtf• G~~r~•• ** * .846 New Yo~ . . . . 6 If. .4-29 lllf.t Pltts~urgh ,·. . . 4 10 .280 '71.'1 Chlca~o ... _ s 10 .23\ B Thundiv'• Re'ult.s '!~ll"ta~ 9 New York 7 ' CJ~lcago 2 nlt~hl Pi!Ub,U~~ ~- jD l'IJ' nJght · Lol!it 3 ijroot_lyn 2. l6 lnn, SaJ,foi-~ ** <!:!- " Brqoktytt \· . .. . . - ·p- 4 .692 2 St. Louis . . . . . . f i' 5 .M3 31,i; Cinflnnutl . . . . -T 7 .MO 4112 nlll!,t See Wllll'o NEW ill Oulboardo Seoll Atwater loaf the look of tomorrow Como In and ~ over Our SeleeUom NEW and Vlii!D MQTOitS NEW and USI!J) BOA'ts Aatborilf!l Dealer lor · Y~!l,~.~,Uet .~ SheU ...._ ..... Fnl Al-blulll lloall ; .' 1co4tM.._~..... -I,IoUORP.Ialtlolan ' · ·, whlltlo. Mijwauke1 . ' . title again.;t Ac¥ie ~ _JIIleb, .Hra. Corrie <rruese-r, -~n. 'Wilter Baer, Nis! IJ,klciO,.-, P~lo Pl\..,_.'f Brefllk tltllAfl from the ,..,., wllhQojlany NATIONAL LEAGUE W l Pc:t. GB Phly.delphia . . _ 6 1955 CH,EVROLET 4 Dr. I New -york 3 Kanies !City 1 night Only <catiaU -':lwluled Friday's ProiPHlt .PU~~Jr, Washington aC. -Chicago--Kem· mcvfr 0..0 vs Keegan Q·O NeW Yot"k at Kan* ,Ci.tY----F.or.cl · 2-Q vs Burnette 1·1. ~os-ton at D.etroiL-SuHivan 1·1 vs Foytack 0·1 Baltimore at Cleveland nightJobnijOD 0-3 vs Wynn 1·2 1-2 dr., 1---4 dr, 1\adlo and Heater. Clean at1d nice. tbe *.. ' ' ' w. a~. 14"'· ......~. ·~II', .:Mrs. • ' . I~~~~~ Ba&ilio, if the terms are ~~New York at Chicago Washingto,~ at Knnsas Cil}' ni-t:ht Baltimore at Dc lroit ni&ht Bud.an at ClcYPbnd Z-1956 CH£VROLITS Sptelal "rll defend )fj,. OPJH ·Fpt·.SJAION i•t~nl.y, Mty 4t.h "~ext Wlii!fr." !J IJ Wl\1,.},9-Bto.n 1 Detroit 7 dOston ~ llvt~M ·• ·Galfpvfg, all nne more 111)11. · ..,. r·..... \ R9bi~son wbo gained the crown (Qr ~IJ.t row · '4~ W.ednesdny with a lifih round knockout vf Gene Fullmer, made It definite tqdas th'J belli b,e a (long and ~wc.e JAlUl Qn the JkQady.ray slnllc Pd. ot~~ .eiJll~• ~·t . '. .. ' C}:IICAGO UP-Sugar Ray Robinson wiD bold ' his prized mid· dleweigbt champio~~!iliP for only ~~~~ 'Ill ' L' lP 2 • I 8 o 7 f:1 :17 a • a . Says Robinson, With Basilio B.¥eball Results Play Gym Bargcdnl ' Pre.tlyterian Church on Jla)- f wit~ ~11 wemmiDJter fe,llotlllhip Youth ot the 28 ebi.aJl:bel iD the The J;lirlh~y of ~•. Phil Wil!iamaon wu ob~erved when the P~~ Bee SewJ~i Cirde of the Fn.wraied Cburcp. met Tburldlily at the ehurt~ lor '" 1U d:t1-· of the Youtb COuncil. Mra. ADderJOn 11 ~ adult advlfor to lbla ,quUiiQ&. CDu~ll wtdcb is eompoaed pf ~ ,decP,~at_ed bJt't;hdt~? eake was you~ from ,Lopn, ~ville, Ne&~ryea ,Y.. h ~-iQt~ dinner aa JOnvUie. Gollli>Oiio, MeCoruoelovtUe nooli tq rs. waJU~on, Mla. w B•verb> Jqd ~~~lfl'Oi-t. · j.,. .K&~. )(u. ' l'lloD<ion Mor~, . . ' · :r,IJ..IVIJJOt4 .- ·' " ' iJI lour (f) 7outb &eaecate• ~us one (1) adutt. advllar. 1'hl! mntina: •W be be&d al GrtJUMU Colltit. Grinnell, low.a, from June 2:8-July 3. Grln.ntll t. one bour eut or Dt• b!Qirw, loon. Tile Youth Council al110 campll'ted pbnt'fqr lie A».11ual 8pri11 I\IUY to ~ held ·In the GIJ)llpolis wtallotion of new orticer• ia the Athena Pretb:ytery Yout• Coun<il will be held at thi1 ..... IDJ. Miu Lyon Buehanan moder· ator or the Mlddlf'port Wellminster Youth Fellowtbip {w-hOJe countlllors are Mr. and 1111. Jud-IOD White) 11 to be a oew mem~r • QIll'I hng • 8ee D _py ! R~F.RIG.ERATORS '-..;., • ' TASTY FOOD AT PRICES TQ PIS~E! .!.then• invtlid te"d the,,.."'""' raJl:y. · to at- Circle Holds AI 191 Termt:2.00 .. Mn. Ce:or.~~:e L. An~son lr. by thott rrom Europe, A&UI , tM •:n.~ fllod•r Y, .,uwn• at Jiut- Mar ~ ud tgutJ!i 4Jnai(!• m tr lloape ~btre I~ Atb.tnt Atllent Prab}iJerf fttll 1 ciPJOta SPORTS DESK \. llllllr«epttnct; ~~pmeror-MJtl..._lf. o, 1f-t a. t•'-4 Athms Pl't$bytery Youth fAJmcil Pl~g For Nadoael.\sllemhlr ' ' . I. ' '' .- \ -· ·-........ .. Fttr- ""''··~ ~ MI. "' �0 ,__ ,L.'T :: =~ •• • ····---- -'" ~ Old t-n.ll1 ~ J'l'omeroY·Mkldl~. 0., May 3, 1951 Co1U1Jley Hit W'tkaMJiae . \ PrHbyte:l')' Youth Council ~pet to mtb l?lans for atteDdinJ lhe Westmin.rttr rtllfWihlp _.-auon.al A•M;:bb Jn G(hf.r;lJU, 19'f'a, lttl1 • u~ t-r. ~tt~,n.aJ A.fltmbty ill the top m~ina: of Presbyte,rian Youth •n4 t~Jir A,d!I"Rf• · ~v~ry !o•u• f~an. t~a ~~ar youn~: peoPle rom Urul$d States, Alailb, ·~d the Wet~t lndi,-s, wiU bf' joined , By Cllool1'allndlill Baseball Quiz: What Meigs Cow~ly pllo'Yfll'• had world ..,ries playing e,xperiei)Ce-! I Busy Bee Sewt'nr lMoreFiJht BY UNITED AMIJI~· Chica1o . . . . . . New f~k . . . . . lloston . . . . . . . . Cleveland . . . . . Kan!il GUy . , . ; Ba1tlfJlWe . . . . . Detr9U ..... _. Was~lh(i~.~ . . . PRESS ~ Gp ,Jlll ,.., .'571 3 .:538 ~itit .f6? 4-iAI ,,.at ~ p· i) .~ :w~ 1 12 -~ ~ · J~rM-r~f ~fulb . Chic~_&9 .M'..•• llyl wlda ''if~ ~ele~t ~11-e ..,.,_, Be8i • ., flt'd (:ar• Juat Arrlve4 ~nother Loard of LIKE NEW USED C,\JS Come In and Choose ',oju-al'!IIW! tlr '-' w-d•v'• 2-19~ FORDS VI , I Falrlane - 1 Customline. Fordomatic. Radio and Healor. Sharp lnllicijl and out. · 1955 FORD V8 Fairlane I 2 dr. Racilo and Heater. Clean Inside ana out. Radio a,~4 Healer. Really sharp, beautiful shiny black flnllh. · Non-tllt deoiiiJ!. Multl-c:olorocl 3~ lntze Silencer Enjoy normal CODYe~tion 19J4 tl!IEVRQLET 2 Dr. plaid cover. Radio •1!!1 Hepler. Cle"'l lnllide and out. Eaay-to·cl~ 1953 FORD V8 Hardtop plutlc liner. Fpr~pma~. Radio and Heater- Nice. . ~ANY IIIO,RE TO CHOOSE FROM Save on New Tire• Get 'Yirufont CHAMPION ODd radio at topeoeod annoyina V<~nd MotJopoliton Auto Soles . . AI Tbe Tralflc IJgbtlll JI!IIIIQoport Phoae 104N · Open EVeDlllc. UntU I \• .. Tools ~Garden '"'""''' SALIS •iltu• talC G,l\4 ..C.ppell.. tli'l 011~ SE~U::J (Ioiii . . AlhJW~ ' ~- Louis 'Ill e~be 2.0 JaC•.,=~~ . 1£ .~ ., • I I 6 E(i$1¢U ..• SMITH LOUISVII+B, Ky. U'P-Young E~¢e Macho_ n, copfldent tha1 what he did once he can ~ 0 aga,i ·1. takes on aging Joey Maxim t•· night in an errort to establish hi > claim to a shot nt the world heav · 'l"~iil» title. The noliooolly "'"''sed De''" c¥e;. .tCHounder i,S .1 repept .ot'8 Jalluary jm,Mt in )tjaml. in ' 'f¥'1if~.b Macben not only declaloned tbe 35 year old rormer light hea " king buL became one of -the few noeo who ever knoc~ed Maxim down. Machen is a 311-1 favori \e for the return fight. To WI fight Results n· IY UNITED l'!tES.S i 1 166-I!JY~, • sri'erGtoett.:e, -::----r ~qa fi<IGI!o.Js.,.,.lullon Vol"'flue 13 _, i., J-l~r.:caJ., knocka,. out ~;m~y ~r. PI• Los An. . ·Quiz:z '··· ~An11wer Y9~R iJTI PACE FQI!T WORTH, Tex. UP-Ac~ i .., , u ft P' bappy Art Wall and former ama· e-hamp Gene J.Jttler were .,pUii)j th,e ,;PAU by one atr..U t~ rlav as the $2tli.OOO ColaWal Nl· tional Invitation golf tournament en~ #'• · '\!fORd r~~lli/, . ljjfl l"'!!'e !!fUr '!"~f!'l,l ~1. . · . N'. %Dd Ave. · l'a.'~ .Ballr, OW..er llfkldl.,....,_r1 ";'"'!jP..' · - <tulJ '-~s-,r: .-,nny KeuH, ; IIG~dl.~~rt with 'ir.. New York ·Gt.f_ttt and Rolli• Hemsl•y, ·Sr· rac:uM, with the Chlc:.ato CubL Shopping HeadctU«Utet'$ . MR ..:.' ·~.-f ... J •.~ ~~~waen •- '' 'Wonuan. ·. . . }tOW D 1 c.- . urtco lmory • outpointed ••~o~tr Kfi!J· 172, ~·-· Meoo. 1. G . ..........~~;;;;;;;;;p;;;~ teu ll"~ th"Y Jo'l!< "11/'ll't•ti-. IJIOI"P!'• ·!!> get J~telf .tw.P ~.IJder par 9'· ' · POMEMY 800ETV · ·19:55 CHRYSL.R · .1" ., .. . I" " - gle11f111ng )V~ cwfl) ~ ,' .. f!l+"l!f · fJI95 " *!fl¥. .io .,- - • • · f.l1wer · fJPI5 Jiuit:ttf,. the, · .• - ~clal2 ~r, flashy red and 'f.lllte ~- ~~-'.11.•.- ~-- '"' 1912 CADI~il.AO , "W:-.;*'I· t~~ler. Dill ~rtel ltmllfr._ _ I ... .Jilt.:. no bumfnil Aluminum or "''-'"·.. ,•.. 14:95' .;; ............ ""''-" ~ . ,.,... ~ -.- · ' • .'· 1954 BUICK - - • • ~ - • ,. • See Your'fi'vorlte G.'E. : · ·.·' ......UCSlillelm~kto cool, ~- ~~~~ ~1""'Y -~*~llf ·drl.f,f. See · uUIIlL.IliCTIII .-· ". 1954 OLDSMOBILE. - - - - - $t't '5 Roclfet fOwet' Sjiptr 88,4 d~or. Famous engine It alld you'll !"~nllt Immediately. • ' .,,_ .• BelAir H~ 'fop 2 door, chartreuse and b~l,lp1 •,·\W!IJ!.lll+lil!~day It~ IJ;I\f. · ' · at P~!-J,b.urah I Pomeroy 9tt.lo· ~V• 1.1!0 ,PII!dlo;tlo' 'f f1M5 - · -· •' ' . Portable Appliance Dealer Pomeroy ELBERFELDS EWINGS STORE GILMORE SUP,P~)' Cq. ' .I ,. , . . I , , ' .. . ~.· • ... .: ..• - - t1495 of ,fOUrl!le, _he -bol!jor - Vf"Y $2.2t q.ated "'""· ba1 weJl,"· Ia a N!ll' &1:~~~ llkelyTo"WOliie th'O li!f! lll ,IJiioe¥11 before ltn1." · .,. · Roblnaon boosted ht11 averaae aharpl,y with three bltl in Thunday•, 11-'7 ·vi<IWY oJ.er \lit l!•w · , York Glints {;ref~ 4 1 ford.(). Malle 0 • • • • • • • • •• ' ' *!'P.\1 bh 1!1&)' • ' . ' . drive. .. " '' ' - ....• Remain. Ope·n 'l- -- -· ' • KARR &VAN-ZANDT they QUR SALES DEPARTMENT WILL -· 1f/t4,llfiJ R1NiiiiJ~. Many Mare - ~·.lfht'fl 1'941gy . •• .... ."".. :FRIDAY .and S4TUIDAY .. · '• • ¥·. ;BMj,n!lillf 1liJ W•e .,?-, ' .. . ~~ON .::=: .. on the curb side. ¥akedoliwrial N.... Cab-Forwarol Dnlgnl Short New Tracto,.l Groator -~ vlalbllity and lwjdllnJ ease. N~ po~, more lJ88.ble IJOlifef where it's needed mosl New atami1111 and ecOnomy. New optional 89-ln<h bumper·!<>·ljl!ck·of;cab Select-0-Mat,K.oe tmDMDI•don. Come in 'e t yoUJ con\lenie~ and See qur Se.l.t~i9n oflt:iewC:li!lwlers and PlymatAths or our Reconditioned Used Cars. · .i •• / ... - ,.. dimenalon with eoavntloMI type ""'hlf !!.~b!Uit- Pqll liz< cab and dopra. ~llimqt!l -veral>illty. . • . ' lasWr, more efBcienllY. Style and power titers a ~ """" to your business! UNTI.L 8c00 P.M. '• loading hei1hlS..II~Third door standard. H- 3•Door Pan~ll O'!ly t>fiQel available with eztra -thinl·door ~~IL~C ..- OJ-~MIIJIY£ ,.._,, qbJo '1!' 1 'lrfllt. ii;;"bin.0°n. laot ··~n. ol> ~ "I ""'" ·701"~ thai thO>' know 1111 I 4 $JM A I P.£ .• 19~3 PLYMOUTH - • - • " • 5 pass. coupe, one loco! owned car, clean. as a pin. A real good value. me about the same • ~ " .,_ .oli 'on the 10fet0liln1 ord 38 home runs. ooJil,irbt now I would 0 ·~ 1-foor, 1¥-e new~ 11!f1 white finish. A ~~"*••· llarted pit~ ~ ••••••••• 1111'- 195J CH VROUT · .. " • • • .,95 jora b'om tbe- Cla!;S A Stlb -~,IN'Uf and barted .290 with a rooi.te rec- $S,,a up ' · ,. tradomork In tbe pla)or 'ie'f'•• L«at year he jumped to the ml.- tLOYIS • m•'• to- Baseball! wftlllSHOEJ $5.95 pair • ' 1 H4 FOI\D· • • hW'f· • •Jit,t¢..W ,. • -~ • • • fJf'5 4.oqr . · ~t!'~f#.~!!ttd~~ b ... ~·~!!i'· "Je!i , > '~e Te~q .. , · ··~:~Pod, Slyletilbtlllrando 111 4 Repeat Victory Over Old Joey a-t Philadelphia .... 2.19 , •"- ' 1·956 CHEVROL.T u.. drlveo that havo t Machen Seeking St. Louis at Brooklyn Clnclnnati at N~· Yor~ For A fine Place . . .,, ·' ---- ""'"·<. 1:,_ . ' Beautiful two \pl)e green finish, bpt~- BIJ roo~ 4 door Sedan. Tehhett~T•ulf 21 LIS. ,,. Mllw•"!<r• at Pltt!lb¥r'b n~~t -Conley ~ vs Fri~." :t 2. · . . ' ,3ew t-1 Cl,einnati at N..-· Yo,rk night -ro~l" !HI ~· '-'~lhinpt.on ll-Z t,)ucago at Pht~delp~lll plg"t -Orptt Q-2 v111 Cardw~l 1~ Qr 1'1mt ,f\e I'Jay . -Pealer $tore win, . . '• . Br~~)'n ~t l~rser C~ nJJ;Il~-McQaDI,el 1·0 \YB from the left .-ppat 'wlWI e won "ro.okle o · 6 y,lat" .ho n In the N.•!\'WI , . ~· to I ' st H.&R FIRESTONE ".and 1f I ~.Sf ~ O!lr lint fPI>d and .JnOder. ~ price. ~re jllfl to your taste. . Campbell. Ja.st fij;bt. If I lose, of fd want !o tcy and get ~ t pr-elate it. t.OODI• 75cAWtlll .eusw.. s"id, Gn~Uer. .. TiiJE SNACJJ: DINND TIME ANY Ttirl!; C @.or. Now's tbe time to Qtj ~~Jip ~B'eal~'w..:.'W.. Mllf,IPM ~W I• ap. I special .... <"' .~ ~Y I katte Becht, Mr.s. Nminan Kloos · ·M'h. :Clarence Husar. · Mrs. CA-rl Sbieldl. Mra. Grovtr . El'b, MISJ. Anna DW-~. Mrt. RoY Seyfried; MrS. Willlam Bak.:!r, · ·~tlf. Lena Huber, Mn. Lour. Rel· bel 'nd one gueJt; .M:Ts. Virlfl • ,.·· ANY IIZI • I .462 ,ll Metrepolitan .Morin• •.r~.J~"· 7-~l•J4"' ·I 7 , l•turdtf• G~~r~•• ** * .846 New Yo~ . . . . 6 If. .4-29 lllf.t Pltts~urgh ,·. . . 4 10 .280 '71.'1 Chlca~o ... _ s 10 .23\ B Thundiv'• Re'ult.s '!~ll"ta~ 9 New York 7 ' CJ~lcago 2 nlt~hl Pi!Ub,U~~ ~- jD l'IJ' nJght · Lol!it 3 ijroot_lyn 2. l6 lnn, SaJ,foi-~ ** <!:!- " Brqoktytt \· . .. . . - ·p- 4 .692 2 St. Louis . . . . . . f i' 5 .M3 31,i; Cinflnnutl . . . . -T 7 .MO 4112 nlll!,t See Wllll'o NEW ill Oulboardo Seoll Atwater loaf the look of tomorrow Como In and ~ over Our SeleeUom NEW and Vlii!D MQTOitS NEW and USI!J) BOA'ts Aatborilf!l Dealer lor · Y~!l,~.~,Uet .~ SheU ...._ ..... Fnl Al-blulll lloall ; .' 1co4tM.._~..... -I,IoUORP.Ialtlolan ' · ·, whlltlo. Mijwauke1 . ' . title again.;t Ac¥ie ~ _JIIleb, .Hra. Corrie <rruese-r, -~n. 'Wilter Baer, Nis! IJ,klciO,.-, P~lo Pl\..,_.'f Brefllk tltllAfl from the ,..,., wllhQojlany NATIONAL LEAGUE W l Pc:t. GB Phly.delphia . . _ 6 1955 CH,EVROLET 4 Dr. I New -york 3 Kanies !City 1 night Only <catiaU -':lwluled Friday's ProiPHlt .PU~~Jr, Washington aC. -Chicago--Kem· mcvfr 0..0 vs Keegan Q·O NeW Yot"k at Kan* ,Ci.tY----F.or.cl · 2-Q vs Burnette 1·1. ~os-ton at D.etroiL-SuHivan 1·1 vs Foytack 0·1 Baltimore at Cleveland nightJobnijOD 0-3 vs Wynn 1·2 1-2 dr., 1---4 dr, 1\adlo and Heater. Clean at1d nice. tbe *.. ' ' ' w. a~. 14"'· ......~. ·~II', .:Mrs. • ' . I~~~~~ Ba&ilio, if the terms are ~~New York at Chicago Washingto,~ at Knnsas Cil}' ni-t:ht Baltimore at Dc lroit ni&ht Bud.an at ClcYPbnd Z-1956 CH£VROLITS Sptelal "rll defend )fj,. OPJH ·Fpt·.SJAION i•t~nl.y, Mty 4t.h "~ext Wlii!fr." !J IJ Wl\1,.},9-Bto.n 1 Detroit 7 dOston ~ llvt~M ·• ·Galfpvfg, all nne more 111)11. · ..,. r·..... \ R9bi~son wbo gained the crown (Qr ~IJ.t row · '4~ W.ednesdny with a lifih round knockout vf Gene Fullmer, made It definite tqdas th'J belli b,e a (long and ~wc.e JAlUl Qn the JkQady.ray slnllc Pd. ot~~ .eiJll~• ~·t . '. .. ' C}:IICAGO UP-Sugar Ray Robinson wiD bold ' his prized mid· dleweigbt champio~~!iliP for only ~~~~ 'Ill ' L' lP 2 • I 8 o 7 f:1 :17 a • a . Says Robinson, With Basilio B.¥eball Results Play Gym Bargcdnl ' Pre.tlyterian Church on Jla)- f wit~ ~11 wemmiDJter fe,llotlllhip Youth ot the 28 ebi.aJl:bel iD the The J;lirlh~y of ~•. Phil Wil!iamaon wu ob~erved when the P~~ Bee SewJ~i Cirde of the Fn.wraied Cburcp. met Tburldlily at the ehurt~ lor '" 1U d:t1-· of the Youtb COuncil. Mra. ADderJOn 11 ~ adult advlfor to lbla ,quUiiQ&. CDu~ll wtdcb is eompoaed pf ~ ,decP,~at_ed bJt't;hdt~? eake was you~ from ,Lopn, ~ville, Ne&~ryea ,Y.. h ~-iQt~ dinner aa JOnvUie. Gollli>Oiio, MeCoruoelovtUe nooli tq rs. waJU~on, Mla. w B•verb> Jqd ~~~lfl'Oi-t. · j.,. .K&~. )(u. ' l'lloD<ion Mor~, . . ' · :r,IJ..IVIJJOt4 .- ·' " ' iJI lour (f) 7outb &eaecate• ~us one (1) adutt. advllar. 1'hl! mntina: •W be be&d al GrtJUMU Colltit. Grinnell, low.a, from June 2:8-July 3. Grln.ntll t. one bour eut or Dt• b!Qirw, loon. Tile Youth Council al110 campll'ted pbnt'fqr lie A».11ual 8pri11 I\IUY to ~ held ·In the GIJ)llpolis wtallotion of new orticer• ia the Athena Pretb:ytery Yout• Coun<il will be held at thi1 ..... IDJ. Miu Lyon Buehanan moder· ator or the Mlddlf'port Wellminster Youth Fellowtbip {w-hOJe countlllors are Mr. and 1111. Jud-IOD White) 11 to be a oew mem~r • QIll'I hng • 8ee D _py ! R~F.RIG.ERATORS '-..;., • ' TASTY FOOD AT PRICES TQ PIS~E! .!.then• invtlid te"d the,,.."'""' raJl:y. · to at- Circle Holds AI 191 Termt:2.00 .. Mn. Ce:or.~~:e L. An~son lr. by thott rrom Europe, A&UI , tM •:n.~ fllod•r Y, .,uwn• at Jiut- Mar ~ ud tgutJ!i 4Jnai(!• m tr lloape ~btre I~ Atb.tnt Atllent Prab}iJerf fttll 1 ciPJOta SPORTS DESK \. llllllr«epttnct; ~~pmeror-MJtl..._lf. o, 1f-t a. t•'-4 Athms Pl't$bytery Youth fAJmcil Pl~g For Nadoael.\sllemhlr ' ' . I. ' '' .- \ -· ·-........ .. Fttr- ""''··~ ~ MI. "' �McCarthy Dies -----~-~~--~:~~~IC•!"ttl""ld f....., Pl.. enet ces to the llilmily. " I'm at odds with 8 lot of pe'l ((ontlnu•• from pafl OM) pie but th•l doelln't mean 1 halr ;tudlod at it. Bornord'a Seminary them,'' •rruman told Nport(·r.s. ill Rochester, N. Y., 'nd Our Lad ' "Let11 Mt dig up n lot of old dta -1 'I.~h· Lak• S<mlnory at Clrv ,_ horses '• .. . • '·' &-Dally Sentine~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 3, !957 I t 4) Legal Notice For Rent ------- --- WANT ADS - - -- Pasture lor rent. Ohio, I will offer for sale at pubTerms : cash in hand on dav of 1 Ji~ aurtion vn Saturday, the 25t~ ~-J-3 ; p day of May , 1957, at 10:00 o'clock ple. BEN J . SPENCER, Admin· r ~ 1_ A. M., from the front door of the iJtrator of the Estate of or rcn 1 - . ecru: ,.. w-a 11 pap_e. 1 Court House in Pomeroy, Ohio, •teamer. Cllfllui1 F 111her, M1d- the followinr real estiillte: Thomas Terrell, deceased 1!epo1·t. 1-'h. 6265-X lM 1 The following described real WEBSTF.:R 1.: ruLTZ PHONE 398 RATES 2 eenll per word, one la.ution. Minimum cbar,ae ~--4 cenll per word far three comecutlve insertion~. SDecla.l - Ooe month for 2ft eenta per word. ,FUU rate of 2 centa per word wUl be charged for adverlislna: il DOt pald for befon t,be 15th of each month following ln1ertion. .Erren ill Ad¥ertiainl-8hould be reported immell!ately. The o.iJ7 Sentioel ... m Dot be rdPonsible for moJe t!Wa one tocorhd- inlertion. Card of Tbanb and Speelal Notices of Events $1.00. Obituaries publlahed at 1 eenl per word. IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL - RENT rind employment - hire or find a lost Item through 'llle Dally Sentin•l WANT ADS. Don't put It off Call 398 Today - An Ad in lhls column I OLDS "88'' HoHd•y Cou pe. 11955 $2.195. Lo.., mil-eage, hyramali-c GETS RESULTS owner. 15 2 61c . 19M BUlCK VB Special 4 dr. Sedan $1,5915 . Dynarlow drive, Hke ,lf;w two tone blue finish. Blaettnar's, 5 2 6lc Pomeroy. :============ FARM BUREAU , 19M CUEVHOLET •·210" 4 dr. Se· darl. $1 ,09~. Spotless original dark blue fini~h. a rca! perform- cr. For S<;;e See The New Hollond Located Directly In rront of 9 P.M. MONDAY, MAY 6th Prizel, R.t"shments, Drawing•, Demon1tratlom, Mow.r Riding Contett {Win Clock Radio). SPECIAL PRICE$ ONE DAY ONLY UNICO..,... Regul1r $79.95 Pomeroy. 5 2 6tc CARNIVAL Pomeroy Farm Bureau Co-Op Blaett»ar ·~. --- TOWN & COUNTRY - z to , SLEEPING H:OOY! for rent. call 388-Y. 5 I 3lp Sm;JJYUH~ISHI'~D APARTMENT, private cn lrattcc. private bath, good section in Middleport. Phone 6067-M. 5 1 ate very low mileage, immaculate. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 5 2 Otc Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 9~1).,\1 Call - ---- I I 1955 PONTIAC VB Star Chief 4 dr. Sedan. $2,195. Hydramatic drive , drive, • R&H, careful estate. to-wit: Situate in the Vii- Atturr.eys for Administrator. llage of Pomeroy , Meigs County, (4-) 26, (5), 3, ~ -l7,_2~:_5tc Ohio and being a part of ymage 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;'-.;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;.;.;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;. Lot No .. 255, said part herem conCONCRETI BLOCU I (~?l~~~::~~i:::~~~! i .(;ompletely New From liltl'b lo Chute Car repair- Welding-Service and j Used Parts. Phone 3611, Racine, Ohio. 4 29 12tc FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy WANTED - Housekeeper lor two adulls. Write or call Fred Kau!f, Middleport. Phone 63:1Q.X. 4 30 lOtp rEKINESE PUPPlES fur sale, Mrfl. Woodt'ow W. Call, 7::12 SyC· amore St., Middleport. 4 30 12!c Fr.. E1tlmatas PAINTING PAPER-HANGING L V. R•i•inger R•cine, Ohio • ! I > E.IMin St., Phon• 91 POMUOY, OHIO I .--:::= = ---- · lh;\2 Linoleum Hu ~ $4 .99. 13akl'" l''urmture. ~1irldJ(.port. 5·3·8 DAI](YMI+~N -- L~rij:e c·uolers and can~. fo'ullon Thompson, romcroy. Painting , interior or :1-3ttl' exterior, contract or nourly, rate reuonahle . Phone S81 -V. Aluminum combination 11torm and Homer Braley. ~ 3 12tc acrten windows and doors. Steel nnd Aluminum awnings anrl conHAM SHOOT, Radne Planing \fll\ oplcs. Call William Radford, Sunday, May 5, I :00 p. m. Rock Springs. ~ 2 1 mop. :1 2 :Ill' --,--,--,-,-- On and after thiR date, ~tay :l, 19:17 3 plet•c ll;,:ht walnut beclroom ~uilc exl·eJient condition , $60. ltulltire I will not be rcspon!lible for an.v Mr. Lacey at Ohio Valley B<~k­ debt.s contracted by anyone othin.: <.:o., Middleport. B 2 3lt" er than myaclf. BL•n Gainer 5 2 3lp Sm111l enginr parts. • BRl(i{iS& STI\ATTON, CLlN'tON & IRON HORSE. Garden tractor~. tillers. H11dqu1r,.-r1 for lawnmowcra, Clinton chain saw Samsonlte Luggage - Lane Ce-dar .part1. Ridenour's Supply. Chc.lll· Chests - LAU Window Fanter, Ohio. 5 2 9Lc ~·rlgidalre Rcfrigtrators. lak•r llurniturt, Middl•port, Ohio 4 29 Jl TRAILER like new, sll•f'l hnd,t' first rcallonaOie ofrcr accf'ptcd. 512 Jlt'IHHry St., Middleport. ii. (2) Card Of Thanks T. J,ohic. ~-l-31p -- -----We wh1h to thxnk our rnttn x GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and rrlenda an.-l neighbors who hel11 Service. R. A. Finlaw, 512 E. ('d lUI Ill thfl time of Hlncfl~ and Maln St., Porrieroy. 4 27 tr dC'alh of our wdc and mothrr . al1o0 thr •:wintt f•.mcr11l hom . I'O,WF.H UNIT with 3~ KW Gem:r. Rcv . . Grovc. Mrs. Nl'utding'nnr : a"Lor lllliiHhle for runnin" 11mall all those who 11ttll flowcr11 an ·t rutt!ng maehinc or l01uler. SatJ~{a('lion j!Uaranlced, $~00. 00. helprd In an~· way . Term~ to !!ultablo purson. SPrut(l Hal'r)' Smlt)l a11d ra:nily 3-MM. Ma8on Cll.l'. 0 2 3\(' !1-3-llp ~--- --- - I \.l .' - ------ :::-::- - ; - · - - - - - - up trmk licOII!-l'. Meyers nEEP WELL PUMI', Crud(' Oil. $3 per harrell. Virgil nn Laurel Clirf !toad Syn1cuse. Phone 907-M. Teaford, or Fluml Road . t:•ll 849-X. f 27 Otp :i-3·3tc l.OST- I' td.. 4- NM -~ -- - - - '(8bl Auto Servicoi!s ------L H. liA WLIHGS SOliS CO. - 24 bour "frtt"ker Sentce. D17 Pho111 822'f. Nl&ht Phone 11031-X. DODGE • PLY!IIOlfi'H DLUP.ll8. 8 a t1 (8) .Auto Soles lliDS BVICK Sperial 4 dr. sedan. One IOta! owner. dyn10ow drive Jt4H, two tont &~tn. $2,395.00. Bltettnar'•· Pomeroy, D 2 6tt --------=-=-=::--:.:: (11) Wanted To Buy WANT .1'0 RUY OR Rtt-;NT, 2 or 3 hl)l'se powrr single phn~e l'll'~­ trtc .motor. Call 6270-Y. :i-:l-3:c WA:-.!Tf:D -fn•eler~. Nct•d 20 COmpany, May 4. 3 room Curnl!lbed apartmcn•. Cor renl. Next to hospilal . Phone • 26 3tc 284. 5 2 !1lc l1N7 Chevrolet ;l door to be .1old to the biJh bidder at M:tdwty New 2 Room down•talra . olflency Motor Baler. Jdlner1v11Je, OMo, ,apartment all new furnltun J41y 4, 1957 It 10:00 I. m. Phone 8128-X, Middleport. (4) 28. 30, t~l 3 3te &-3-6te lt~1 Auto •t 10:00 a. m. 11.16 OL.DS V8 4 dr. Sedon. $2,3Dit. f'or Rent -... E:w;tenalon Llddert1 Hydam~~lle drive, lull)' equipped, SCaffold Bo11rdt. Drtp Olot·bl. l•" than 14,000 mlleo. Blaell Clinlon ti~her, Mlddl\l~ort. 'jjailf, POIUlW, t I BJ.o l'bono ~ ' . ·1.1111 Rooms New Furniture FOR $299.00 BAKER FU,RNITURE 011 The Brightest C<lraer In Middleport : (41 :13, (5) 3, 10, 31< POULTRYMEN Greatest fan Value in Townl HARRY A.. MILLER Candidate for Mayor Pd. Pol. Adv. Insurance M.lddleport. Fire • AutomobUe&»II llon<la. POO.t 68111-X ;'OHEMAN 4< ABBOTT T.V. SEP. VlCK All make• Repalred by .1!)pert Ttcl-tnlch•us. Pbone 6284: "L Midrl.lepor &-lD-tf COMPLETE tnsurancu Prot«tion, Life, Auto. Fire, PoHo. Call DoQ Mills, MiddJeport, Ohio. (21) Real Estate - - -- :-:--4 room.~ and hal h, full bllsemL'n: 1637 Lincoln RM-M. IlLs., Phon~ Pomeroy. :i·:Hllp New mo.-lern 2 bf'droom home with garage. Also 4 room home. Connecting lots, Oul of high water, Pomeroy. For thll price of one home. Phone 6204-Y, Middleport. 4 21 8tc FOR SAI:-E -- Hit peak earlle~ . hold longer with f '. Nichols *12'1 Powerful motor and scientificaUy matched blades move 3500 cu. ft. of refreshing, cool air per min· ute. Smartly styled io beautiful decorator colors. An unbeatable value for low-<:ost bome c;Qmfort. &e it today. Health make~ the difference 1 \ Try them, and 11e I ' "' ~le.li)ng . Hatcheries •spoclal hoi woolhtr ...ro IIttY, ~.,. FOREMAN and ABBOTT APPLIANCES . 1 Middleport Nelsonv.Ule, Ohio D DGE SALES .IT N HIGH· Cl LK 30-DAY E! WAT VI GS! - ... ... _....._ __.. .... .... _..._.... ... " ' ......... It, p.,..,.,, Ollk_ . , Cln JU, 11. Call W111o ~. lttdc lprtitoa. .- - Six M.U WARD -- ....... Rodney Downing 11\'"JL\NCB AGJ:NCF B db Mak ,,m :=- LAUREL CLIFF . ,_...-...;,..,.,.._, r -·---- -- -- .. --, . - 3 ROOM HOUSE. corrler of 4th 11nd College Road, Syracuac. Hirhard A. Hayman, Letart }'ails. 4 29 8tp rooms, 4 dow'(l, 2 up, city water, ¥.a A. lot, $2200.00. Do you want a farm, butlncss, ~ re1idence. See us. To sell. list with us. we welcome all listings. F.:arl D. Menrlor, Realtor. Pearl F. Parker, A&ent, Pomeroy. Phone 210. IS 1 Stc =-::,.,.-:- ~ - -==­ SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, 1163 Vine St .. Middleport, $6MIO.OO. p_ D. Lottrldge. o 1 6tp h)' the Rush Of Activity . :1 2 3tc -·--- ---- Narnrd 1 Houle, 9 rooms, all RfSIDINC!-SYRACU$1 - (eonttnv_. fr..,. .,... Me) frDnt of Jl car comtnr tautb ~in p lriVfJ'D by ~dito n Jlickm1n , 3», South Cb.aJ'lP810n, W. Va. Only h•nde.r• made contact and-dlmi t -t vas slight. ~ bamt>e r la!ll ·. . . .School Grads · moclrrn, good rondltlon, 1 arrc ~rnunt1 . 'Letart Falls. Harriet Hy- att, Loudonville, Ohio. Three Accidents Pomeroy Gloo N•W aon'DOMINION WII!IDOW EXHAUST PAN I . Mill St. • ROb$0n wn1 tiN Injured nGr w tt Pope as pap11l COLUMBUS l ' P- A Hlltt!l.e Ju· in 1934. he wa 1 diciar)' suhconunittef.l today pro he u.rrested. IIowevN, .he Pnlru! raanwd a ' domestic prel~.t(' rou : r.oMed s bill to ~ive th e ,;overn · said his lather, Jlll'lti Robton. was ritrdo into Juatiee of Peate ~· e;~r.li hl cr. :st"cC-artfly, uid "I think I'd bctt"t • Jn July 1946, Bis hop RP.a dy wt'n1 ur alrno11t unlimited aul hori-ty 1n R. P: . Grindley'• ('()Urt tonieht at i the use of tht' highw>Jy patrol. 'ltot· comment.'' ' · m. for permlttin.lf an Unti('Pfti· 'o Japa-tl as ll repr(''iElllllllve or The i.~s ue- will be !ubmittcd ·: '£ice P1·esident Ricb .ord M. Nl_.. !l'ap~ PluJ XJT lo determine tht· ed minor to operate a vehicle to the full eommltlee for consill· ~n e~lled McCarthy_ a controycr religious IJ !'eds of that coun\r~· Act"Orrling to the Patrol, thls was erBtiOn next weok when it lakc.a ·!!d f1gure who must he ('Valuat~ 1 By appointmenl of President up a bill to cxtf'nd the powen or Rob10n'li seeoah offense on th is by history but added, ''h; . Roq~evel'.., he attended the inlet charge. friends and man)' of his rritic• -1o"ernmental Committee for P • the highway patrol. Another minor acc idl'nt was r .~­ will not question his f.~·votion 1n litiral Refugees at Evian, Frant ·, ' The proposal was include!~ in Jll amendment to an or iginal bill 1i · ported WedneSda)' on Duerr's Hill -JVhat he ('onsidered to bt' the tMI.<t in 1938. loY4n,g the e-overnor to give th .. interests of his country." Bia hop RetdY SNver1 on th (' patr'Ol full poli('e powt>rs in ;m V. of a r.~ile north of Stale Rt. 7 at 4:30 p. m., when two car• mt> ' ' A clo.qr 9>~~o r iatli' , St•n . Wllli!lm Presidt'nl'~ Advisory C'ommitl •ro cm{'rgcnC"y or disasiC'l', onrc th -:o 'ln a !!harp turn. Only min · on Poli.tical Rcfpgees tnd Wi\s f" governor proclaimed an emer.~cu ­ J; . •Jenn~r R-lnd. said" America damage wall rl.'portcd . lllf1nbtu· of lh t• Hl40 Whil o H(lu ae cy f•xi.<t!('d. ~as lost a Hghtfua patriot, a ('nur on Childn'n in a The amendment would not rt~ ­ Funk You llg, 19, driYi.ng sout!~. ageous man wha hn beell willh/. Co nlcr~nce Democracy. quire the governor ~ declare .lll WaB ciled into Justice Grindley·~ . to pay the J>l'lce lor hill ~nv :c ­ \lons and [or his country." Be s~rved a:; secretary on the l!merl(l'ney or give any adv•n~e court tonight for driving left of Maj. Gen. Ralph W. ZwY:k€tr, Board Qf il)•usteC.!I, National Catb warning of his plans to use th center. His car skidded into the other drh•en by James Will, 28, Once told by McCarthy \bat he '>lie ~ommunlty Servu:-~. an agen · patrol. Star Rt., Pomeroy (the principal ~ :t.'as ''not tit to welt that uni· ~y· pf the USO; and ,s S£-cretarv nme.ndment \tould permlt live wlfhln 1,-J: miles ol each othe ·~ - lmrnf' _alilld thropsh iD alde in JJ· l)f t~e Board of Trustet's, War RC- theThe governor to use .f.tle , patrol ..... Pan. whette be ls now stalloned. IItf Services, NCWC. Tthe Patrol -aaiit ..,\Wll, aeein ~ , · , thE:re il a tlioast~r. rint whel)ever "N'b tc.tnh:lent.' 1 MoCarJhr~• fim,! He talso served ..s president of mob or body of men actlr{g toge- Young coming around ~~ ~urve SerJlte. fight wu 1 futlt~ ,B9rt lo the 1$ctard ol TrU'teet of the NJ ~ ·tper tq COQ)lll\t. a felony, or to on Will's side ol the road, had ,blodl _the promotion of Zw141ker. ti'bnal · Catb(ill~ SchOOl ;of Social do violence ·to a person or .prope· · stopped by the time or impact. · The P-attol aho···- treported Cll'~ ---. .. kl!J fiJpri! tp tJ:te Scn!llOr's 1954 Sen•ke and I! t .WecLor of the L~· or to br~~k state ~w.s. ford F..ads. 49, R~nd wa/J atrest• ~lit\~ W\QI th~ Army. . National Refu•e• Sefivict:'s, Inc. ed for driving With a ddeetiv<. Bishop Ready was secretary of mutper and ·wu~ .rtted to appe.l: _the AdministratLV,i l_pard of ~U~.. before Micldlepm't · 1111;yor C. o. ops of the National Cathetlie W~~ Fi.s ber, ~ 4, at 8 p, m. fare Cllnltn'fTTee, -ahA'man of th¢ (Cofltlnuad from pe,.. one) Press De}arttnent. NCWC, and advisor to lhe Na~on~ Legic.n of inaton D. C. to watch Congress In letion, see Grant'• and Llncoln't f8 0~ e8 Q('cency. · tombs and visitthe Pentagoq. At the time qf his death, he was Cbaperonet wlll be Mrs. EUzabctb j CC•ntlnutd ,... one) chairman w of Ull fitPartment of [Jpyd and Clarence Dicken . Glee newspape-r office where news 1 1 , , Miss Mary Kelly, Clvlllan Navy Immigratio-n, NCWC. Clubs_will present concert -tonight. committing himself ro soliclt the , .' ~-~ep.resf:ntative, from th~· CharlesHatrl80nvi!le bas been withbl.lt idea of the public was announced ·~n Nayy P.,ecruitlna Station arrlv· its junloFs and seniors since Wed· He inC:ieated that every penon ot 1 I M In HlltltiQJton, W. \rf. in search nesda;r wM-n they t.r•veled to Cln- voting age, whethe-r -they voted c · .. •_._ • ·Of stenoar~p)tera •11d t)rpists, with olnnatJ for a 4-(tay sojourn in that fur him or -not, will be personally ._.:. . ~ : Or wltbO'u( n.perience, for Civil (Cfftlln!IH /rlttt ,_ .. one) city, taking in the zoo, mul!eums, Visilt'd. ~~rvlce positions ln Washington, D. 1 ' SeA F.ever" "8111W Ye Wi"-di" sports events and visiting Xavier , 1 • C. at saijidea ·ranging from $265 to "[f they won't talk to me, if BJ!c' "fl~f lArd GOd" by lhe Boy-; l)niversty and the untvel'sily ol .,~a month. Cincinnati, among other altta('· and, after I'm nom~at.ed, they. Glee Clqb. cant say lhey didn t have th ~ r . ..,. She he l~ated in the Navy ''To 1111.ee W' JiQS:" " Master of Uon.s. They· wiU uturn Saturday. Chester a.nd ~ Tuppers Plains, chan~., Nomin~Lion is tantamoun· !!'.!::..,~cruitlng Stat.ion, Basement of Hull)!ln J)eltlnt,l" B'f)d "Pi-epue · -post Olfice, Huntington, through Ye The W~)' of the Lord" b.Y •tlle s&-p~ate acl!oo}J! for the last time 1 to' e!el·Uon as the,r e ace no ~m. 1~ _h1aWcy this -year, wiU jolo to- crahc or •Tn:depenilent c_andtdates. •.• ...,Jrfay 6 (rom 9 t.p J:SO p. m. includ- Ml.J!.ed Chorus. Meanwh1le, .two mcumbe,J! Hng Saturda,. EvenJng appoint- · ")fly t.ord, What A Mornin' •·, mgbt for Eastern District's annual ments .dven by calling 21772. "Wood'!h-llt"ik S--S:~g" r.nd "Ypu'U Junior-Senior banquet, to be fol- councilmen, DaYe Jenkins and Miss kt11y b interviewing and Never Walk Alone' b)' the ·Mixed lowed by sq~are, round and folk Wayne Gibbons, aligned them&"'· te.11t1ng stUdents in high schools in Chorus. dancing conducted by John Heis- vt's openly with Bradburv in the :,r 1 .. ..Ohio ancl W. V1. and senlora are A-ccamP.,~\~ P.,re B1·eild.t k~ll of ~allia Coun-ty. ThiJI event for\hcuminJ election. Jenkint said 1..:,_ -~ :especially urged to apply nOw ro·r Strauss and ,Jam~s Lol:lse. will be In the Hawaiian motiff. he "was w1tb Bradbury all th' employmeni after ' gradustlon. ,. . May 20 Eastern's Seniors will way, and Wayne (Gibbons) feci.• Housing ~ccommodatioras are ~r· The re~~lar mc-utlllg of the · travtl lo Washington D. C. and the ume as [ do. You can qUOI C me on lhal." · ·~ ~anJed by the Navy Housi.ng Of· Boprd of Oirecto(s of the Meigs New York CitY. " '"' ""flee belore appointee-s leave home. CounlS' Agricultural Society will Baccalaurette services for county Other incumbent counc;l. After May 7 lntrrest~~ per.!lons be held Mc;tnd~y lfi!Y f at 6 p. m. schools Will b.e May 12, · while ·'C ..-Wl:ay eontact the- Nayy Recruiting in t~e offices i1f th~ Count}' Com- ~ommencement exercise, at Ra- men sce.king re-election arc Ro., Station, Charletton, W. Va. . mi8filloners. em~. Rutland , and Harr'isonvHle bert )lct.lhinney, Ernest Covert, will be held May 17. Che(!er's will D:ovld Miller and L. R. Wiley ~May ll':i, Tuppers Plains· May 1~. · New ~ races seeking po;;itions a rc Lee Smith, John Zerkle {vehran PI,..EAOS INNOCENT 1. , ~~~C#n;wn £rwq len years ~D), ii"M. ·'@MART MONEY''& · ,. 'TOLEDO UP - li,uth Smith FTed M. Collil\!lj Russell BallerC•mpfield of GalllpoJis pleaded In- Clintun Fisher and Dale M. · Du' · OM 9L;PBI nocent i.n FedeTal COurt here to- ton. day to • chllrge 'of transpoL"llng 8 ~olen auto acroS! state lines. Her Sund!iy evening. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Story or Co~rial Wall set tor June 11 by Fedlumbus and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence eral' Judge Frank Kloeb. Ak1ey of Athens were wc~k end guestB of thejr parents, Mr. ·and M'ts, Nonnan ·schaefer. Mr. and Mrs. Geora:e Martin ltld · By Mrs, Jaftn Dl•hl \ family were , recent guests ~· of .Qev. Harry Bates and fainl11 Earnest -POwelJ. abd family. . speJ'!t FrJ.dav and.SaJutday tn Cald.Mr. an~ )J-ra. ·c. F1 Hilt and amwell wJth his mothe'r and brothers. ()y or Columbus were ~ week end · Mr; ·and MN. Steve Eb1h'l ·· ap.d · ~t~e&t~ 01 'Xla.IO. J1101htf, lMrs leUe two children spent"the week ehd Hilt. t: 'lr· -'' ~In Columbus. Mr. and MrS'. orviUe Allen and Mr. and Mrs. BIU Davis and Earnest PQ\Vl'll and -11mily ~Rent gral\dson, Jeff Pullins, speflt ·the . ~~ Witli -Safiltny ~is and (ani-·~ -w.eek end witl}. ,her parenta, Mr. dy. "Pbey also honored Mr. 1and an~ M'ra. Pearl Jacobs. Mrs. Allen's wedding anniverSIJ"y Attendance at Sqnday School on and Mr. ADen's birthday. AprJI 28 was ·It/, otferlng $13.13. · Mrs. Alice Moore spent M9nO.y Darrell RQoberts called on Emil evening with her brother, Jo-hn Alshire -and family Monday even- Diehl and wife. Jng. . Mrs.· Edna Schaefer and ¥ts. Mrs. Daisy Hysell and three chil· Maraaret Allen called on lirs. tlren of Columbus were recent Pearl 11cob1 and Mr. and Mrs. W.LCO,MI Af ... JUeSts of . ~r. and M:rs, OtVill!fl AI· John Diehl, Tuesday. len and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest PowSteve Eblin was Jn Ga·li~qQs, I~ND1' en and familY. busin.esa. . • Mr, and Mr~. Charles Gordon a . auest of his i;l~~i!i[====----.:.. .:.;.,:;..:;;:;:;.:~:..:.~.;.:..;.:..::;:_;__~•::•:::ll:ed::._:o:n_:M:~r:_:·~•:::•:~d~M~r'.:':s. Steve Eblln Tuesday . Stevenson, ,:·:::Jobs For High For lhe Nlehols-Fiemlng Hakhlllg Egg Procnm ' I As mayor of Pomeroy, I would make every :.~ttcmpt to operate the government of the community in a businesslJke, efficient manner. Being a Pomeroy businessman for the past 14 years, I feel that I am qualified to give you a ~ood administration carried out in the dignified manner that the position and community deserves. Your support at the po\ls in the Republican primary Tuesday will be sincerely appreciated. Adlai Oec.lln11 Comment Adlai E. Navy Offering To Produce Hatching , Eggs •~d. Vou ghon~lodw~Wond!~-~-~:-~~~~-~-~·~=:·~-~~~~~~~~~~~=:-~·:·~~~::~-~~i-~~~·:·~~~=~~~~~~~==~~==-~~~~·-~=~=~~~;;:~-~~-~~=~;~ u~><.!,l top (Iollar. Your Hot Polnt Df'aJ cr, Ylfe ... Refrit:era~n holo 1· High School, Mlddletlnrl. Open ('VI'ningJt 0:00 P. At Easy tt>rnl'. Legal Notice Resldtmtial Termite Control Ser-1 vlcc, St. Marys, W. Va. 4 9 tf 12 cu. ft . nr small!•r as ~ rml ·in! on nt'w frllt'll'rS. Will pay you l--:--:5~·1'::·3-:t-'--;;:-----:::- ·-----, FOR SALE to bigh bidder. 1947 I 141 For Rerrt Wlll)'l Station Waaon at Blntt· - ---;--:-:----,--nan I hciel'11un of ::----:---- - - pricrd ri~-;ht &rneH11mPfOD' lniurance Ace&e7• WANTtD - / HARRY A. MILLER Tuesday, May 7 I Rose Duat . . . . $1.39 Tubeleas Tires $17.95 Scoop . . . . . . . $5.79 $19.95 io-dcooditioo,~rl-m lhldnc. :1 2 ate Notice is hereby given that Opal ! . Stanley of Middleport, Ohio, (4) 26, (5) s, 10, 3J.o hll been duly appointed Admin. i.1tratrlx of the Estate of· W. C. Stanley deceased late of )!eia:s County, Oblo. Creditors are required to file 1heir claim• with said fiduciary within four montbs. NOTICE OP A...POINTM!NT Dated this 24th day of A.pril, Aclmrnl•tr•tor Utll7. Est•r. of John Clycle Wlneb"nMr ---:--::--=-:c=:-:c Dec.-.! NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT Notice is. hereby. given that Isal1tat. of GtortO Arthur Young. bella Winebre-nner whose Post OfDoooMII fice Addren it 693 S. 2nd SIHet, Notice is hereby given that Reid A. Young whO&e Post Olflee Middleport, Ohio has been' duly address is ·Minersville, Ohio. R. D. Rppointed as Administratrix of l has been duly appointed Execut.- the Estate vf John Clyde Winetor M the Estate ol George Arthur brenner Jate of- Middt8port, Meia:s 1 Youna:, deceMed, late of Chester County, Ohio decea.sed. Dated tbi& 24th day of April, TOwnship, Melgl! County, Ohio. Daled thl& 18th day of April, 1957. 111!17. . John C. Ba~;on John C. ••con Judge of the Probate Court Ju,._. of th• Pr-G~Mte Court .Meigs County, Ohio For Republican Primary Michael J, Ready Bill Propose;-r;IG'IVe .Gov. More Patrol Powers t wo-t ime -::pr~ocr.atk presidenllal c:~nd!.-l::alr ~hO ~lao W11s bitterly at tacked h~· For Mayor 7abinet llin_k and OV('~ sink cab- QUiCK SEl\VICE l'n Wtuh :Ce- • Chest Freezer .. $229 met~. Yad1sh Plumblllg. Phone pai.ring l:ly Factory Trained : 46-M. :1 1 3tp w11tdmHJker, COLLINS JEWE- I R.. ular $1.69- 2-lb. Bav 7,133 lb. t:harle.<~ton Milk Bas~. I.JDHS, Pt>meroy. 1-3-tf lnclto~stry Lilt $30.10 J~t E:-4 Co·o p trllclor wit' llAf>lO 6: T"L..EVlSJON SERVICE loader. 1054 New Holland for Phon,. ;_;;, ClelD.nd-Applianc~ I age harvc:;ter with direct cut, Store, l.•oet w. Main St., Pemoror. Rqular. $7.79- No. 14 Aluminum wind ow 11nd row l rop head s 2-23-tf One blowl'r. Vidt1r Hyse ll, I R•l· 124.50--Unlco Hotrod Fanu TERMITES EXTERMINATED Minersville Ht . No. J, phom' Hacinc 2180. r;. 1.3tp For free inspe('hon phone 383-M, Controller . . . - - - - ----- - _ _ _ _ _ Gilmore Supply Store, Pomero)o. Two trador tln•s aiHI whel'h, 8-32, Ali work guaranteed Fully In· 1 POMEROY FARM BUREAU CO-OP OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. . John C. Bacon Probate Judge of nld Court VOTE I HA YLINER NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT lit... of W. C. Stanky, IIM111M v~ye~ Joins the Jay L?t and be"Build.....,. hr L..... gmmng on the North _s1de ot the _ - ---··-- _ _ _ _ .. _ Chester Ro1d on the hne between 1 Clotlt, Nylon, Fiberglass Awnings, Lots Number 255 and 256; thence GRUESEB BLOCK CO. Porch sh;1dcs, Venetian blinds, North 68Vt degrees West along J Mlln North of ,..,......, Window blind&, Porch' and Lawn said Road 180 feet ; thence North Furniture. Free es~: :_- o~tes. Dale 23V4 dPgrces East 125 feet to the Wippel Supply, 215 Union Ave., cliff; thence East along the elifl Pomeroy. 4 25 lmoc to the West line of Lot Number - - -- - -- 255; thence South 71h degrees ( 17) Help Wanted WeBt 135 teet to the plare of beWE BUY - - - - - - -- - - - - - - ginning, cuntainlng one-half acre, Miles County, Ohio WANTED AT ONCE more or les~. Thla deed conveys (4) 19, 26, (5) 3, SIC JTaUCTUitAL I IIAMI MAN to work on \ruck farm., only the surface and nothlna more ICRA' IliON - MITAU family preferred, house and gar- of any kind, den. Good wages. By day or . month. Billy Hill, Letart Falls. Said real estate 1.& on the Cheat· 4 29 5tc [ er Road, commonly known as old --- - - - - - - - - - State Route 7, and the 1treet lm· Di~;tributur wanted to supply Dai- mediately east is ,State Route No. 7 Jy and Sunday Columbus Dis- and the street immediately west. - 5 1 1 patch , Ohio State Journal, and erly is Route No. 33. Located about Col umbus Star to boyll' ~nd news- 1150 feet west of junction of Cheat- - - - - - - - - - - - Htand in Pomeroy and Middleport. Only Pomeroy-Middleport area people acceptable. Write: Columbus Dispatch , Kenneth VanSchoyck , State Circulation Dep~rtment , Columbus, Ohio. 5 1 Otp . Power Mower . $59.95 Bulbs . . . . 12c u;d- n - ATHiioaM· 'oiiTr.IT:-~J;~ I --- ·- _-·--·--c--4_:>n~tl Retular $l69.00 UN ICO 21 CF SYLVANIA 7S•W- R11ulu 22c Said premises are appraised at $900.00 and muat be sold for not rive Room Apartment with launNOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE dry and G<Jrage . F trst floor. A. In pUrsuance or the order o! the leu than two-thirds of said apN. Bengal, Pomeroy . 4 3 tf Prob11.te Court of Meigs County, praised value. JOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS (l) Notices er Road and Roule No. 7. Dally Sentinel, Pomerby-Mlddleport, 0 .. May 3, 1957-7 ' .t I hope all my friends will sto,,.in. aad join tile swine to Swept·Wiilgl" •· u * Wolllerfllllu)s • , Ill Mli!eb I * Vo..e sales, wollae Sivilp I ~ ~ Tliere'e stiU Hw to pt. In on tbe 11nA~ ·~at yout Dodae dealtr'o durina the bll·Lawrence Welk Selllnr ~ ... ' . Spree. Valueo ha.... ...,. been oo .-u ~enple, b7 the thouaanu ue taldDr advantqO ol ..Uillr ' doole to jollt tbe •winl to Swept-Wfnl. You'll want to pt mon the ,_ "" ""'.,at tbe' • I , , )'tlaf. CamtiD and ... ltl Drive ttl Prlce Ill ' . . ,, I. • . Now is th U.. tt.WIJI ool•'"' . . $EE, STUll. STOP SAFELYIIIAVE YOUR CAR SAFETY-CHECKED TOOAt.l flro. Aulotno~llo, HHIIIo ACCtDIII~ Lifo, Ctaolalty tiMI - - RMI·,~N lroker In MliiOLil"CiiiT, OHIO , , _ - " ,~ 6111 I ' . PLEASE TURN Me AROUND, AUNT fRITZ! £, J;lQN'T LIKE THIS DOUBL.E PUNISHMeNT �McCarthy Dies -----~-~~--~:~~~IC•!"ttl""ld f....., Pl.. enet ces to the llilmily. " I'm at odds with 8 lot of pe'l ((ontlnu•• from pafl OM) pie but th•l doelln't mean 1 halr ;tudlod at it. Bornord'a Seminary them,'' •rruman told Nport(·r.s. ill Rochester, N. Y., 'nd Our Lad ' "Let11 Mt dig up n lot of old dta -1 'I.~h· Lak• S<mlnory at Clrv ,_ horses '• .. . • '·' &-Dally Sentine~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 3, !957 I t 4) Legal Notice For Rent ------- --- WANT ADS - - -- Pasture lor rent. Ohio, I will offer for sale at pubTerms : cash in hand on dav of 1 Ji~ aurtion vn Saturday, the 25t~ ~-J-3 ; p day of May , 1957, at 10:00 o'clock ple. BEN J . SPENCER, Admin· r ~ 1_ A. M., from the front door of the iJtrator of the Estate of or rcn 1 - . ecru: ,.. w-a 11 pap_e. 1 Court House in Pomeroy, Ohio, •teamer. Cllfllui1 F 111her, M1d- the followinr real estiillte: Thomas Terrell, deceased 1!epo1·t. 1-'h. 6265-X lM 1 The following described real WEBSTF.:R 1.: ruLTZ PHONE 398 RATES 2 eenll per word, one la.ution. Minimum cbar,ae ~--4 cenll per word far three comecutlve insertion~. SDecla.l - Ooe month for 2ft eenta per word. ,FUU rate of 2 centa per word wUl be charged for adverlislna: il DOt pald for befon t,be 15th of each month following ln1ertion. .Erren ill Ad¥ertiainl-8hould be reported immell!ately. The o.iJ7 Sentioel ... m Dot be rdPonsible for moJe t!Wa one tocorhd- inlertion. Card of Tbanb and Speelal Notices of Events $1.00. Obituaries publlahed at 1 eenl per word. IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL - RENT rind employment - hire or find a lost Item through 'llle Dally Sentin•l WANT ADS. Don't put It off Call 398 Today - An Ad in lhls column I OLDS "88'' HoHd•y Cou pe. 11955 $2.195. Lo.., mil-eage, hyramali-c GETS RESULTS owner. 15 2 61c . 19M BUlCK VB Special 4 dr. Sedan $1,5915 . Dynarlow drive, Hke ,lf;w two tone blue finish. Blaettnar's, 5 2 6lc Pomeroy. :============ FARM BUREAU , 19M CUEVHOLET •·210" 4 dr. Se· darl. $1 ,09~. Spotless original dark blue fini~h. a rca! perform- cr. For S<;;e See The New Hollond Located Directly In rront of 9 P.M. MONDAY, MAY 6th Prizel, R.t"shments, Drawing•, Demon1tratlom, Mow.r Riding Contett {Win Clock Radio). SPECIAL PRICE$ ONE DAY ONLY UNICO..,... Regul1r $79.95 Pomeroy. 5 2 6tc CARNIVAL Pomeroy Farm Bureau Co-Op Blaett»ar ·~. --- TOWN & COUNTRY - z to , SLEEPING H:OOY! for rent. call 388-Y. 5 I 3lp Sm;JJYUH~ISHI'~D APARTMENT, private cn lrattcc. private bath, good section in Middleport. Phone 6067-M. 5 1 ate very low mileage, immaculate. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 5 2 Otc Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 9~1).,\1 Call - ---- I I 1955 PONTIAC VB Star Chief 4 dr. Sedan. $2,195. Hydramatic drive , drive, • R&H, careful estate. to-wit: Situate in the Vii- Atturr.eys for Administrator. llage of Pomeroy , Meigs County, (4-) 26, (5), 3, ~ -l7,_2~:_5tc Ohio and being a part of ymage 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;'-.;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;.;.;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;. Lot No .. 255, said part herem conCONCRETI BLOCU I (~?l~~~::~~i:::~~~! i .(;ompletely New From liltl'b lo Chute Car repair- Welding-Service and j Used Parts. Phone 3611, Racine, Ohio. 4 29 12tc FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy WANTED - Housekeeper lor two adulls. Write or call Fred Kau!f, Middleport. Phone 63:1Q.X. 4 30 lOtp rEKINESE PUPPlES fur sale, Mrfl. Woodt'ow W. Call, 7::12 SyC· amore St., Middleport. 4 30 12!c Fr.. E1tlmatas PAINTING PAPER-HANGING L V. R•i•inger R•cine, Ohio • ! I > E.IMin St., Phon• 91 POMUOY, OHIO I .--:::= = ---- · lh;\2 Linoleum Hu ~ $4 .99. 13akl'" l''urmture. ~1irldJ(.port. 5·3·8 DAI](YMI+~N -- L~rij:e c·uolers and can~. fo'ullon Thompson, romcroy. Painting , interior or :1-3ttl' exterior, contract or nourly, rate reuonahle . Phone S81 -V. Aluminum combination 11torm and Homer Braley. ~ 3 12tc acrten windows and doors. Steel nnd Aluminum awnings anrl conHAM SHOOT, Radne Planing \fll\ oplcs. Call William Radford, Sunday, May 5, I :00 p. m. Rock Springs. ~ 2 1 mop. :1 2 :Ill' --,--,--,-,-- On and after thiR date, ~tay :l, 19:17 3 plet•c ll;,:ht walnut beclroom ~uilc exl·eJient condition , $60. ltulltire I will not be rcspon!lible for an.v Mr. Lacey at Ohio Valley B<~k­ debt.s contracted by anyone othin.: <.:o., Middleport. B 2 3lt" er than myaclf. BL•n Gainer 5 2 3lp Sm111l enginr parts. • BRl(i{iS& STI\ATTON, CLlN'tON & IRON HORSE. Garden tractor~. tillers. H11dqu1r,.-r1 for lawnmowcra, Clinton chain saw Samsonlte Luggage - Lane Ce-dar .part1. Ridenour's Supply. Chc.lll· Chests - LAU Window Fanter, Ohio. 5 2 9Lc ~·rlgidalre Rcfrigtrators. lak•r llurniturt, Middl•port, Ohio 4 29 Jl TRAILER like new, sll•f'l hnd,t' first rcallonaOie ofrcr accf'ptcd. 512 Jlt'IHHry St., Middleport. ii. (2) Card Of Thanks T. J,ohic. ~-l-31p -- -----We wh1h to thxnk our rnttn x GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and rrlenda an.-l neighbors who hel11 Service. R. A. Finlaw, 512 E. ('d lUI Ill thfl time of Hlncfl~ and Maln St., Porrieroy. 4 27 tr dC'alh of our wdc and mothrr . al1o0 thr •:wintt f•.mcr11l hom . I'O,WF.H UNIT with 3~ KW Gem:r. Rcv . . Grovc. Mrs. Nl'utding'nnr : a"Lor lllliiHhle for runnin" 11mall all those who 11ttll flowcr11 an ·t rutt!ng maehinc or l01uler. SatJ~{a('lion j!Uaranlced, $~00. 00. helprd In an~· way . Term~ to !!ultablo purson. SPrut(l Hal'r)' Smlt)l a11d ra:nily 3-MM. Ma8on Cll.l'. 0 2 3\(' !1-3-llp ~--- --- - I \.l .' - ------ :::-::- - ; - · - - - - - - up trmk licOII!-l'. Meyers nEEP WELL PUMI', Crud(' Oil. $3 per harrell. Virgil nn Laurel Clirf !toad Syn1cuse. Phone 907-M. Teaford, or Fluml Road . t:•ll 849-X. f 27 Otp :i-3·3tc l.OST- I' td.. 4- NM -~ -- - - - '(8bl Auto Servicoi!s ------L H. liA WLIHGS SOliS CO. - 24 bour "frtt"ker Sentce. D17 Pho111 822'f. Nl&ht Phone 11031-X. DODGE • PLY!IIOlfi'H DLUP.ll8. 8 a t1 (8) .Auto Soles lliDS BVICK Sperial 4 dr. sedan. One IOta! owner. dyn10ow drive Jt4H, two tont &~tn. $2,395.00. Bltettnar'•· Pomeroy, D 2 6tt --------=-=-=::--:.:: (11) Wanted To Buy WANT .1'0 RUY OR Rtt-;NT, 2 or 3 hl)l'se powrr single phn~e l'll'~­ trtc .motor. Call 6270-Y. :i-:l-3:c WA:-.!Tf:D -fn•eler~. Nct•d 20 COmpany, May 4. 3 room Curnl!lbed apartmcn•. Cor renl. Next to hospilal . Phone • 26 3tc 284. 5 2 !1lc l1N7 Chevrolet ;l door to be .1old to the biJh bidder at M:tdwty New 2 Room down•talra . olflency Motor Baler. Jdlner1v11Je, OMo, ,apartment all new furnltun J41y 4, 1957 It 10:00 I. m. Phone 8128-X, Middleport. (4) 28. 30, t~l 3 3te &-3-6te lt~1 Auto •t 10:00 a. m. 11.16 OL.DS V8 4 dr. Sedon. $2,3Dit. f'or Rent -... E:w;tenalon Llddert1 Hydam~~lle drive, lull)' equipped, SCaffold Bo11rdt. Drtp Olot·bl. l•" than 14,000 mlleo. Blaell Clinlon ti~her, Mlddl\l~ort. 'jjailf, POIUlW, t I BJ.o l'bono ~ ' . ·1.1111 Rooms New Furniture FOR $299.00 BAKER FU,RNITURE 011 The Brightest C<lraer In Middleport : (41 :13, (5) 3, 10, 31< POULTRYMEN Greatest fan Value in Townl HARRY A.. MILLER Candidate for Mayor Pd. Pol. Adv. Insurance M.lddleport. Fire • AutomobUe&»II llon<la. POO.t 68111-X ;'OHEMAN 4< ABBOTT T.V. SEP. VlCK All make• Repalred by .1!)pert Ttcl-tnlch•us. Pbone 6284: "L Midrl.lepor &-lD-tf COMPLETE tnsurancu Prot«tion, Life, Auto. Fire, PoHo. Call DoQ Mills, MiddJeport, Ohio. (21) Real Estate - - -- :-:--4 room.~ and hal h, full bllsemL'n: 1637 Lincoln RM-M. IlLs., Phon~ Pomeroy. :i·:Hllp New mo.-lern 2 bf'droom home with garage. Also 4 room home. Connecting lots, Oul of high water, Pomeroy. For thll price of one home. Phone 6204-Y, Middleport. 4 21 8tc FOR SAI:-E -- Hit peak earlle~ . hold longer with f '. Nichols *12'1 Powerful motor and scientificaUy matched blades move 3500 cu. ft. of refreshing, cool air per min· ute. Smartly styled io beautiful decorator colors. An unbeatable value for low-<:ost bome c;Qmfort. &e it today. Health make~ the difference 1 \ Try them, and 11e I ' "' ~le.li)ng . Hatcheries •spoclal hoi woolhtr ...ro IIttY, ~.,. FOREMAN and ABBOTT APPLIANCES . 1 Middleport Nelsonv.Ule, Ohio D DGE SALES .IT N HIGH· Cl LK 30-DAY E! WAT VI GS! - ... ... _....._ __.. .... .... _..._.... ... " ' ......... It, p.,..,.,, Ollk_ . , Cln JU, 11. Call W111o ~. lttdc lprtitoa. .- - Six M.U WARD -- ....... Rodney Downing 11\'"JL\NCB AGJ:NCF B db Mak ,,m :=- LAUREL CLIFF . ,_...-...;,..,.,.._, r -·---- -- -- .. --, . - 3 ROOM HOUSE. corrler of 4th 11nd College Road, Syracuac. Hirhard A. Hayman, Letart }'ails. 4 29 8tp rooms, 4 dow'(l, 2 up, city water, ¥.a A. lot, $2200.00. Do you want a farm, butlncss, ~ re1idence. See us. To sell. list with us. we welcome all listings. F.:arl D. Menrlor, Realtor. Pearl F. Parker, A&ent, Pomeroy. Phone 210. IS 1 Stc =-::,.,.-:- ~ - -==­ SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, 1163 Vine St .. Middleport, $6MIO.OO. p_ D. Lottrldge. o 1 6tp h)' the Rush Of Activity . :1 2 3tc -·--- ---- Narnrd 1 Houle, 9 rooms, all RfSIDINC!-SYRACU$1 - (eonttnv_. fr..,. .,... Me) frDnt of Jl car comtnr tautb ~in p lriVfJ'D by ~dito n Jlickm1n , 3», South Cb.aJ'lP810n, W. Va. Only h•nde.r• made contact and-dlmi t -t vas slight. ~ bamt>e r la!ll ·. . . .School Grads · moclrrn, good rondltlon, 1 arrc ~rnunt1 . 'Letart Falls. Harriet Hy- att, Loudonville, Ohio. Three Accidents Pomeroy Gloo N•W aon'DOMINION WII!IDOW EXHAUST PAN I . Mill St. • ROb$0n wn1 tiN Injured nGr w tt Pope as pap11l COLUMBUS l ' P- A Hlltt!l.e Ju· in 1934. he wa 1 diciar)' suhconunittef.l today pro he u.rrested. IIowevN, .he Pnlru! raanwd a ' domestic prel~.t(' rou : r.oMed s bill to ~ive th e ,;overn · said his lather, Jlll'lti Robton. was ritrdo into Juatiee of Peate ~· e;~r.li hl cr. :st"cC-artfly, uid "I think I'd bctt"t • Jn July 1946, Bis hop RP.a dy wt'n1 ur alrno11t unlimited aul hori-ty 1n R. P: . Grindley'• ('()Urt tonieht at i the use of tht' highw>Jy patrol. 'ltot· comment.'' ' · m. for permlttin.lf an Unti('Pfti· 'o Japa-tl as ll repr(''iElllllllve or The i.~s ue- will be !ubmittcd ·: '£ice P1·esident Ricb .ord M. Nl_.. !l'ap~ PluJ XJT lo determine tht· ed minor to operate a vehicle to the full eommltlee for consill· ~n e~lled McCarthy_ a controycr religious IJ !'eds of that coun\r~· Act"Orrling to the Patrol, thls was erBtiOn next weok when it lakc.a ·!!d f1gure who must he ('Valuat~ 1 By appointmenl of President up a bill to cxtf'nd the powen or Rob10n'li seeoah offense on th is by history but added, ''h; . Roq~evel'.., he attended the inlet charge. friends and man)' of his rritic• -1o"ernmental Committee for P • the highway patrol. Another minor acc idl'nt was r .~­ will not question his f.~·votion 1n litiral Refugees at Evian, Frant ·, ' The proposal was include!~ in Jll amendment to an or iginal bill 1i · ported WedneSda)' on Duerr's Hill -JVhat he ('onsidered to bt' the tMI.<t in 1938. loY4n,g the e-overnor to give th .. interests of his country." Bia hop RetdY SNver1 on th (' patr'Ol full poli('e powt>rs in ;m V. of a r.~ile north of Stale Rt. 7 at 4:30 p. m., when two car• mt> ' ' A clo.qr 9>~~o r iatli' , St•n . Wllli!lm Presidt'nl'~ Advisory C'ommitl •ro cm{'rgcnC"y or disasiC'l', onrc th -:o 'ln a !!harp turn. Only min · on Poli.tical Rcfpgees tnd Wi\s f" governor proclaimed an emer.~cu ­ J; . •Jenn~r R-lnd. said" America damage wall rl.'portcd . lllf1nbtu· of lh t• Hl40 Whil o H(lu ae cy f•xi.<t!('d. ~as lost a Hghtfua patriot, a ('nur on Childn'n in a The amendment would not rt~ ­ Funk You llg, 19, driYi.ng sout!~. ageous man wha hn beell willh/. Co nlcr~nce Democracy. quire the governor ~ declare .lll WaB ciled into Justice Grindley·~ . to pay the J>l'lce lor hill ~nv :c ­ \lons and [or his country." Be s~rved a:; secretary on the l!merl(l'ney or give any adv•n~e court tonight for driving left of Maj. Gen. Ralph W. ZwY:k€tr, Board Qf il)•usteC.!I, National Catb warning of his plans to use th center. His car skidded into the other drh•en by James Will, 28, Once told by McCarthy \bat he '>lie ~ommunlty Servu:-~. an agen · patrol. Star Rt., Pomeroy (the principal ~ :t.'as ''not tit to welt that uni· ~y· pf the USO; and ,s S£-cretarv nme.ndment \tould permlt live wlfhln 1,-J: miles ol each othe ·~ - lmrnf' _alilld thropsh iD alde in JJ· l)f t~e Board of Trustet's, War RC- theThe governor to use .f.tle , patrol ..... Pan. whette be ls now stalloned. IItf Services, NCWC. Tthe Patrol -aaiit ..,\Wll, aeein ~ , · , thE:re il a tlioast~r. rint whel)ever "N'b tc.tnh:lent.' 1 MoCarJhr~• fim,! He talso served ..s president of mob or body of men actlr{g toge- Young coming around ~~ ~urve SerJlte. fight wu 1 futlt~ ,B9rt lo the 1$ctard ol TrU'teet of the NJ ~ ·tper tq COQ)lll\t. a felony, or to on Will's side ol the road, had ,blodl _the promotion of Zw141ker. ti'bnal · Catb(ill~ SchOOl ;of Social do violence ·to a person or .prope· · stopped by the time or impact. · The P-attol aho···- treported Cll'~ ---. .. kl!J fiJpri! tp tJ:te Scn!llOr's 1954 Sen•ke and I! t .WecLor of the L~· or to br~~k state ~w.s. ford F..ads. 49, R~nd wa/J atrest• ~lit\~ W\QI th~ Army. . National Refu•e• Sefivict:'s, Inc. ed for driving With a ddeetiv<. Bishop Ready was secretary of mutper and ·wu~ .rtted to appe.l: _the AdministratLV,i l_pard of ~U~.. before Micldlepm't · 1111;yor C. o. ops of the National Cathetlie W~~ Fi.s ber, ~ 4, at 8 p, m. fare Cllnltn'fTTee, -ahA'man of th¢ (Cofltlnuad from pe,.. one) Press De}arttnent. NCWC, and advisor to lhe Na~on~ Legic.n of inaton D. C. to watch Congress In letion, see Grant'• and Llncoln't f8 0~ e8 Q('cency. · tombs and visitthe Pentagoq. At the time qf his death, he was Cbaperonet wlll be Mrs. EUzabctb j CC•ntlnutd ,... one) chairman w of Ull fitPartment of [Jpyd and Clarence Dicken . Glee newspape-r office where news 1 1 , , Miss Mary Kelly, Clvlllan Navy Immigratio-n, NCWC. Clubs_will present concert -tonight. committing himself ro soliclt the , .' ~-~ep.resf:ntative, from th~· CharlesHatrl80nvi!le bas been withbl.lt idea of the public was announced ·~n Nayy P.,ecruitlna Station arrlv· its junloFs and seniors since Wed· He inC:ieated that every penon ot 1 I M In HlltltiQJton, W. \rf. in search nesda;r wM-n they t.r•veled to Cln- voting age, whethe-r -they voted c · .. •_._ • ·Of stenoar~p)tera •11d t)rpists, with olnnatJ for a 4-(tay sojourn in that fur him or -not, will be personally ._.:. . ~ : Or wltbO'u( n.perience, for Civil (Cfftlln!IH /rlttt ,_ .. one) city, taking in the zoo, mul!eums, Visilt'd. ~~rvlce positions ln Washington, D. 1 ' SeA F.ever" "8111W Ye Wi"-di" sports events and visiting Xavier , 1 • C. at saijidea ·ranging from $265 to "[f they won't talk to me, if BJ!c' "fl~f lArd GOd" by lhe Boy-; l)niversty and the untvel'sily ol .,~a month. Cincinnati, among other altta('· and, after I'm nom~at.ed, they. Glee Clqb. cant say lhey didn t have th ~ r . ..,. She he l~ated in the Navy ''To 1111.ee W' JiQS:" " Master of Uon.s. They· wiU uturn Saturday. Chester a.nd ~ Tuppers Plains, chan~., Nomin~Lion is tantamoun· !!'.!::..,~cruitlng Stat.ion, Basement of Hull)!ln J)eltlnt,l" B'f)d "Pi-epue · -post Olfice, Huntington, through Ye The W~)' of the Lord" b.Y •tlle s&-p~ate acl!oo}J! for the last time 1 to' e!el·Uon as the,r e ace no ~m. 1~ _h1aWcy this -year, wiU jolo to- crahc or •Tn:depenilent c_andtdates. •.• ...,Jrfay 6 (rom 9 t.p J:SO p. m. includ- Ml.J!.ed Chorus. Meanwh1le, .two mcumbe,J! Hng Saturda,. EvenJng appoint- · ")fly t.ord, What A Mornin' •·, mgbt for Eastern District's annual ments .dven by calling 21772. "Wood'!h-llt"ik S--S:~g" r.nd "Ypu'U Junior-Senior banquet, to be fol- councilmen, DaYe Jenkins and Miss kt11y b interviewing and Never Walk Alone' b)' the ·Mixed lowed by sq~are, round and folk Wayne Gibbons, aligned them&"'· te.11t1ng stUdents in high schools in Chorus. dancing conducted by John Heis- vt's openly with Bradburv in the :,r 1 .. ..Ohio ancl W. V1. and senlora are A-ccamP.,~\~ P.,re B1·eild.t k~ll of ~allia Coun-ty. ThiJI event for\hcuminJ election. Jenkint said 1..:,_ -~ :especially urged to apply nOw ro·r Strauss and ,Jam~s Lol:lse. will be In the Hawaiian motiff. he "was w1tb Bradbury all th' employmeni after ' gradustlon. ,. . May 20 Eastern's Seniors will way, and Wayne (Gibbons) feci.• Housing ~ccommodatioras are ~r· The re~~lar mc-utlllg of the · travtl lo Washington D. C. and the ume as [ do. You can qUOI C me on lhal." · ·~ ~anJed by the Navy Housi.ng Of· Boprd of Oirecto(s of the Meigs New York CitY. " '"' ""flee belore appointee-s leave home. CounlS' Agricultural Society will Baccalaurette services for county Other incumbent counc;l. After May 7 lntrrest~~ per.!lons be held Mc;tnd~y lfi!Y f at 6 p. m. schools Will b.e May 12, · while ·'C ..-Wl:ay eontact the- Nayy Recruiting in t~e offices i1f th~ Count}' Com- ~ommencement exercise, at Ra- men sce.king re-election arc Ro., Station, Charletton, W. Va. . mi8filloners. em~. Rutland , and Harr'isonvHle bert )lct.lhinney, Ernest Covert, will be held May 17. Che(!er's will D:ovld Miller and L. R. Wiley ~May ll':i, Tuppers Plains· May 1~. · New ~ races seeking po;;itions a rc Lee Smith, John Zerkle {vehran PI,..EAOS INNOCENT 1. , ~~~C#n;wn £rwq len years ~D), ii"M. ·'@MART MONEY''& · ,. 'TOLEDO UP - li,uth Smith FTed M. Collil\!lj Russell BallerC•mpfield of GalllpoJis pleaded In- Clintun Fisher and Dale M. · Du' · OM 9L;PBI nocent i.n FedeTal COurt here to- ton. day to • chllrge 'of transpoL"llng 8 ~olen auto acroS! state lines. Her Sund!iy evening. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Story or Co~rial Wall set tor June 11 by Fedlumbus and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence eral' Judge Frank Kloeb. Ak1ey of Athens were wc~k end guestB of thejr parents, Mr. ·and M'ts, Nonnan ·schaefer. Mr. and Mrs. Geora:e Martin ltld · By Mrs, Jaftn Dl•hl \ family were , recent guests ~· of .Qev. Harry Bates and fainl11 Earnest -POwelJ. abd family. . speJ'!t FrJ.dav and.SaJutday tn Cald.Mr. an~ )J-ra. ·c. F1 Hilt and amwell wJth his mothe'r and brothers. ()y or Columbus were ~ week end · Mr; ·and MN. Steve Eb1h'l ·· ap.d · ~t~e&t~ 01 'Xla.IO. J1101htf, lMrs leUe two children spent"the week ehd Hilt. t: 'lr· -'' ~In Columbus. Mr. and MrS'. orviUe Allen and Mr. and Mrs. BIU Davis and Earnest PQ\Vl'll and -11mily ~Rent gral\dson, Jeff Pullins, speflt ·the . ~~ Witli -Safiltny ~is and (ani-·~ -w.eek end witl}. ,her parenta, Mr. dy. "Pbey also honored Mr. 1and an~ M'ra. Pearl Jacobs. Mrs. Allen's wedding anniverSIJ"y Attendance at Sqnday School on and Mr. ADen's birthday. AprJI 28 was ·It/, otferlng $13.13. · Mrs. Alice Moore spent M9nO.y Darrell RQoberts called on Emil evening with her brother, Jo-hn Alshire -and family Monday even- Diehl and wife. Jng. . Mrs.· Edna Schaefer and ¥ts. Mrs. Daisy Hysell and three chil· Maraaret Allen called on lirs. tlren of Columbus were recent Pearl 11cob1 and Mr. and Mrs. W.LCO,MI Af ... JUeSts of . ~r. and M:rs, OtVill!fl AI· John Diehl, Tuesday. len and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest PowSteve Eblin was Jn Ga·li~qQs, I~ND1' en and familY. busin.esa. . • Mr, and Mr~. Charles Gordon a . auest of his i;l~~i!i[====----.:.. .:.;.,:;..:;;:;:;.:~:..:.~.;.:..;.:..::;:_;__~•::•:::ll:ed::._:o:n_:M:~r:_:·~•:::•:~d~M~r'.:':s. Steve Eblln Tuesday . Stevenson, ,:·:::Jobs For High For lhe Nlehols-Fiemlng Hakhlllg Egg Procnm ' I As mayor of Pomeroy, I would make every :.~ttcmpt to operate the government of the community in a businesslJke, efficient manner. Being a Pomeroy businessman for the past 14 years, I feel that I am qualified to give you a ~ood administration carried out in the dignified manner that the position and community deserves. Your support at the po\ls in the Republican primary Tuesday will be sincerely appreciated. Adlai Oec.lln11 Comment Adlai E. Navy Offering To Produce Hatching , Eggs •~d. Vou ghon~lodw~Wond!~-~-~:-~~~~-~-~·~=:·~-~~~~~~~~~~~=:-~·:·~~~::~-~~i-~~~·:·~~~=~~~~~~~==~~==-~~~~·-~=~=~~~;;:~-~~-~~=~;~ u~><.!,l top (Iollar. Your Hot Polnt Df'aJ cr, Ylfe ... Refrit:era~n holo 1· High School, Mlddletlnrl. Open ('VI'ningJt 0:00 P. At Easy tt>rnl'. Legal Notice Resldtmtial Termite Control Ser-1 vlcc, St. Marys, W. Va. 4 9 tf 12 cu. ft . nr small!•r as ~ rml ·in! on nt'w frllt'll'rS. Will pay you l--:--:5~·1'::·3-:t-'--;;:-----:::- ·-----, FOR SALE to bigh bidder. 1947 I 141 For Rerrt Wlll)'l Station Waaon at Blntt· - ---;--:-:----,--nan I hciel'11un of ::----:---- - - pricrd ri~-;ht &rneH11mPfOD' lniurance Ace&e7• WANTtD - / HARRY A. MILLER Tuesday, May 7 I Rose Duat . . . . $1.39 Tubeleas Tires $17.95 Scoop . . . . . . . $5.79 $19.95 io-dcooditioo,~rl-m lhldnc. :1 2 ate Notice is hereby given that Opal ! . Stanley of Middleport, Ohio, (4) 26, (5) s, 10, 3J.o hll been duly appointed Admin. i.1tratrlx of the Estate of· W. C. Stanley deceased late of )!eia:s County, Oblo. Creditors are required to file 1heir claim• with said fiduciary within four montbs. NOTICE OP A...POINTM!NT Dated this 24th day of A.pril, Aclmrnl•tr•tor Utll7. Est•r. of John Clycle Wlneb"nMr ---:--::--=-:c=:-:c Dec.-.! NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT Notice is. hereby. given that Isal1tat. of GtortO Arthur Young. bella Winebre-nner whose Post OfDoooMII fice Addren it 693 S. 2nd SIHet, Notice is hereby given that Reid A. Young whO&e Post Olflee Middleport, Ohio has been' duly address is ·Minersville, Ohio. R. D. Rppointed as Administratrix of l has been duly appointed Execut.- the Estate vf John Clyde Winetor M the Estate ol George Arthur brenner Jate of- Middt8port, Meia:s 1 Youna:, deceMed, late of Chester County, Ohio decea.sed. Dated tbi& 24th day of April, TOwnship, Melgl! County, Ohio. Daled thl& 18th day of April, 1957. 111!17. . John C. Ba~;on John C. ••con Judge of the Probate Court Ju,._. of th• Pr-G~Mte Court .Meigs County, Ohio For Republican Primary Michael J, Ready Bill Propose;-r;IG'IVe .Gov. More Patrol Powers t wo-t ime -::pr~ocr.atk presidenllal c:~nd!.-l::alr ~hO ~lao W11s bitterly at tacked h~· For Mayor 7abinet llin_k and OV('~ sink cab- QUiCK SEl\VICE l'n Wtuh :Ce- • Chest Freezer .. $229 met~. Yad1sh Plumblllg. Phone pai.ring l:ly Factory Trained : 46-M. :1 1 3tp w11tdmHJker, COLLINS JEWE- I R.. ular $1.69- 2-lb. Bav 7,133 lb. t:harle.<~ton Milk Bas~. I.JDHS, Pt>meroy. 1-3-tf lnclto~stry Lilt $30.10 J~t E:-4 Co·o p trllclor wit' llAf>lO 6: T"L..EVlSJON SERVICE loader. 1054 New Holland for Phon,. ;_;;, ClelD.nd-Applianc~ I age harvc:;ter with direct cut, Store, l.•oet w. Main St., Pemoror. Rqular. $7.79- No. 14 Aluminum wind ow 11nd row l rop head s 2-23-tf One blowl'r. Vidt1r Hyse ll, I R•l· 124.50--Unlco Hotrod Fanu TERMITES EXTERMINATED Minersville Ht . No. J, phom' Hacinc 2180. r;. 1.3tp For free inspe('hon phone 383-M, Controller . . . - - - - ----- - _ _ _ _ _ Gilmore Supply Store, Pomero)o. Two trador tln•s aiHI whel'h, 8-32, Ali work guaranteed Fully In· 1 POMEROY FARM BUREAU CO-OP OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. . John C. Bacon Probate Judge of nld Court VOTE I HA YLINER NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT lit... of W. C. Stanky, IIM111M v~ye~ Joins the Jay L?t and be"Build.....,. hr L..... gmmng on the North _s1de ot the _ - ---··-- _ _ _ _ .. _ Chester Ro1d on the hne between 1 Clotlt, Nylon, Fiberglass Awnings, Lots Number 255 and 256; thence GRUESEB BLOCK CO. Porch sh;1dcs, Venetian blinds, North 68Vt degrees West along J Mlln North of ,..,......, Window blind&, Porch' and Lawn said Road 180 feet ; thence North Furniture. Free es~: :_- o~tes. Dale 23V4 dPgrces East 125 feet to the Wippel Supply, 215 Union Ave., cliff; thence East along the elifl Pomeroy. 4 25 lmoc to the West line of Lot Number - - -- - -- 255; thence South 71h degrees ( 17) Help Wanted WeBt 135 teet to the plare of beWE BUY - - - - - - -- - - - - - - ginning, cuntainlng one-half acre, Miles County, Ohio WANTED AT ONCE more or les~. Thla deed conveys (4) 19, 26, (5) 3, SIC JTaUCTUitAL I IIAMI MAN to work on \ruck farm., only the surface and nothlna more ICRA' IliON - MITAU family preferred, house and gar- of any kind, den. Good wages. By day or . month. Billy Hill, Letart Falls. Said real estate 1.& on the Cheat· 4 29 5tc [ er Road, commonly known as old --- - - - - - - - - - State Route 7, and the 1treet lm· Di~;tributur wanted to supply Dai- mediately east is ,State Route No. 7 Jy and Sunday Columbus Dis- and the street immediately west. - 5 1 1 patch , Ohio State Journal, and erly is Route No. 33. Located about Col umbus Star to boyll' ~nd news- 1150 feet west of junction of Cheat- - - - - - - - - - - - Htand in Pomeroy and Middleport. Only Pomeroy-Middleport area people acceptable. Write: Columbus Dispatch , Kenneth VanSchoyck , State Circulation Dep~rtment , Columbus, Ohio. 5 1 Otp . Power Mower . $59.95 Bulbs . . . . 12c u;d- n - ATHiioaM· 'oiiTr.IT:-~J;~ I --- ·- _-·--·--c--4_:>n~tl Retular $l69.00 UN ICO 21 CF SYLVANIA 7S•W- R11ulu 22c Said premises are appraised at $900.00 and muat be sold for not rive Room Apartment with launNOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE dry and G<Jrage . F trst floor. A. In pUrsuance or the order o! the leu than two-thirds of said apN. Bengal, Pomeroy . 4 3 tf Prob11.te Court of Meigs County, praised value. JOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS (l) Notices er Road and Roule No. 7. Dally Sentinel, Pomerby-Mlddleport, 0 .. May 3, 1957-7 ' .t I hope all my friends will sto,,.in. aad join tile swine to Swept·Wiilgl" •· u * Wolllerfllllu)s • , Ill Mli!eb I * Vo..e sales, wollae Sivilp I ~ ~ Tliere'e stiU Hw to pt. In on tbe 11nA~ ·~at yout Dodae dealtr'o durina the bll·Lawrence Welk Selllnr ~ ... ' . Spree. Valueo ha.... ...,. been oo .-u ~enple, b7 the thouaanu ue taldDr advantqO ol ..Uillr ' doole to jollt tbe •winl to Swept-Wfnl. You'll want to pt mon the ,_ "" ""'.,at tbe' • I , , )'tlaf. CamtiD and ... ltl Drive ttl Prlce Ill ' . . ,, I. • . Now is th U.. tt.WIJI ool•'"' . . $EE, STUll. STOP SAFELYIIIAVE YOUR CAR SAFETY-CHECKED TOOAt.l flro. Aulotno~llo, HHIIIo ACCtDIII~ Lifo, Ctaolalty tiMI - - RMI·,~N lroker In MliiOLil"CiiiT, OHIO , , _ - " ,~ 6111 I ' . PLEASE TURN Me AROUND, AUNT fRITZ! £, J;lQN'T LIKE THIS DOUBL.E PUNISHMeNT �' &-Dolly SeDtlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .• May 3, 1B57 Middleport '!, nri'!Ot/4.( h'leVement AWard G'I Yen Salem Ceft t er PTA 0 n Th UrSday Society .1. . l .. -t I Aa· acl:Jinement award wu pres,tnted to the Salem CL-nter PTA 'ItlurRu aften.oon when the M.elp County Council of Parents Cd T.eaeherzJ met at the Rutland. Umnhlllpl for their final meeting of the year. . T·he award which was given for t;l)e f-irst time this year was preMnted for outsanding work in pro· · ...II. ng th e po 1l~tes o1 th e oh·10 ~. g p t.s 1 "'41'n ress o aren and Teac hen 1l~ Me1gs · c oun t}' 10r th e year 19560'Jlrs. 2'. Judges O. Kletn, L. c. were Karr Mrs. and O. Lucille B. li'awklns. ·l ; (,' ~ Mrs . Roy Tracy Jr., president, preeided at the meeting whicb opened with prayer by Mrs. Bea· Wee Smllh. The report of 1.hc :S~tcretary was given by Mrs. Irene J;larker. A note o[ thanks was read from the Ohio Congress for gift of money sent them and all:IO from the :~tate office. Reports of the various units ~fe given after which Mra. Paul f.ftclss eave a report of the by-law amendments. Mrs. T. A. Downie reported on the summer round-up. The Rutland High School Glee Club, directed by Mrs. C. 0 . Chapman, with Judy chase as accompaIDst, presented a prol!!ram. The Glrh Ensemble sang, "On A Green Hill", "Life Thine Eyes" and "To A Wild Rose" and the Glee Club • • • Federated Chur.ch Womens Guild Meet'lnQ Held WedneSd.ay N'IQ }1 t re•d from the American bo;;;; Rodney Sauer and Mr •. Paul Theiss represented the Mtd· dleport PTA at the County-wlcl• . PTA Counctl metllnt at Rutll)ld 1 A contn butlon of $5.00 w•s Thursday. Mrs. 0 . P. Klein ITid made to the Overland Scholarsbtp Mrs. Lucille B. Hawkins, newtoh· l Fund and a contrtbution to a famporters, were judges at the mtj:lt- • ily who lost all by fire , when th::J ing. . ..... 1 Worneq's Guild of l.he Federa~eJ Mrs. William Fu s~ who .IS Church • mC't Wedne sday cvemng bt<'n living with her da:ughlt\r, I at the church. Mrs. Perry .M il;h and family is' 'rt .T he organ -pn>ludc by Mrs. FrcJ) Racme visil lng Mr. and Mr I Blaellnar, opened the meettr.g Dillon Cro s!".. 'I followed with the call tc worship Mrs. Curtis Jenkinson wbo wa.; 1 by ~tn. Pearl Mora , spiritual llf" a surgical patient at the Mdgs chairman. _Mts. Tnom.as You 1g ~neral llospital was returned h 8 "• thc s crtptu'e r cldtng • Ac l! 1 home WednE>sday and is rectlpc ~. t · 11 · ating sati.~ factorily . .. 1 ar Flung Service" was the toM has been 1 p .te t r t he cvcmng, · • rs. Sidney Pickens presentc d b )' ill for lh!' past week. Mn. /ltora who also gave a medi Mrs. John Mayer is sp~nding talwn and prayer. 'l:ev ~ ral d:lY S with her parents, M;. Miss Elizabeth Fick, president, amj Mrs. G E. Swishn, Che!~hire . presided and reporlS ol varlou~ Jacqueline RJC'e , Gallipolis. is chairmen were read and accept~> v:jiting Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rice ed. Two letters of ttl01 nks for the and sous , Chiprer and Kenneth. 1\ ten complete Easter outfits sent Mr!l. ·Mad,~~:e M03~<cmm, who has to Back Bay Mls.o;ion, P.iloxi. Mili!i ., bNn in FlorJda for the winter is i wrrc read. one from Charles E. visiting relatives here. ' f.oldsmlth. pastor of the mtSSHlll Wi_lliam Puckett. Luuisville, and the other from Kilty Kalinand hls younger bro[ber, \ A/2: :.uskw, a girl receiving one of the Ja~acs Puckell , Nebraiktt)t"i"•-e tutfits, visiting thrlr parents,, · ·¥r-JJml A ~Ommunicat1on was rflad Mn. Arlie Puc-kett and family. fr(lm Helen Schoedi~ger, vice 1pre· Rodney Downmg, Dr. K. D. ::;:ident of the columbus Regional A•~bary and D~. ~lyde _In~eb re· Gto!J 1J 1\#anking them for their turned from a flshmg tnp m Ten- hospitality· at the Regional meetnes!lee Thur!<iday. ing lout fall. MiH Fick thanked ,1il Mrs. George Hackett Sr ., Mn who helped with the serving of George. Hackett Jr., an~ d-a,ugJ-o t!le El,mhurst Choir and also the ters, l.wda a11d Rose Mar1c, wer: r.astd· breakfast. A thank you 1 visitors in Culumhu11 this week. P•ul FTenctl, a medical patien· sang, "Open Thy Blue Eyes'• amd at Holer Ho.splta l is rePorted en"Let There Be Song.' ' l lleally 111. Mrs. Tracy gave a report of her A / 3c .R,oger Covert , Lincoln, work and also or the c.onference Neb., was called home by the held rece~tly in Cambndge. RQ~I death of his li:randmothcr, Mrs. call of Untls gave the Letart Umt Arthur Covert , }'airborne, and iM the largest attendance. Mu. Ar· vi£itin~ his famil y, Mr. and Mr.r. thur Sylvester of Letart won the ErQC..~ t Covert and thildren. door pnze. Linda L)'om , daughter of Mr and Mrs. John Lyons ha• rcturlThe rrcsident thanked the group ed to S"hool after being ill with for their cooperation the past year meaaleo... after which the meeting adjourned Bruce wallare, son of Mr. and R . ef res h ment.l were serve d by .n "rs. Dw•'ght ll'•ilac<, ;. on ... -ut· '"" the Rutland Unit during the SO· ches stncc he injured his foot cia! hour . Sunday while playing. M.r . ami Mrs. Herman Lohse are movi.•tg into their new tlom& on Gravel Hill thL'> W6Ck. Julie Mitch. RN, Gallipolis, vil;~tcd hf'r mother, Mrs. P. 1.. The Hayseeds 4-H Club met at Mitch and brother, Larry, Thursthe home of Donald and Wayne day_ Davidson with all twelve mem Jon M. Schaaf, whu has been ben present. employed 1n Columbus. vi~ it c d Games were played and pro- his mother, Mrs. E. S. Schaaf. ject books wrrc studied. The «!lub Thursday t'nroute _to lo' ort .Knwc 1.s selling chances on baked Ky., where he wJll be _.'ltatloncd gobds to make money for their temporarll~· after re-enhstlng In clut. the Army for three years. Schaaf · , had completed -two Yetl:rl in the The hostess scrnd rc(rcsh· Army In March, 1956menh of ice cream , cake and kool Riehard Ward, Third Gradt! aid to all pn!scnt. pupil, is ill with measles. The next meeting wiU be M1y Dean Fink. whose brothers, _ B~.J l~ at the home of Billy Elwood and Danny, have mump~, has }Oln, ~f Racine. erl them and Is confined to hi~ • I • WHERE • • • • • • • • • QUALITY COUNTS and • ''S·A·V-1-N-G-S'' I 1955 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 4 Dr. lutcriot• likC m~ w. llt•al· cr. VS motor, J,~ood tires. Ucigl.! filll~h. Reduced to - - $1495 1955 CHEVROLET . 210. Del Ray Coupe, one owner and very low mllea_qe, boater, ht&h rubber, all vinyl plastic interior, light grcc-n ftnlah. Want a niec one'! Hcduccd to - .$1545 1954 FORD Custom 6 Pa~s. Cpe. Origina l dark green finlah , 11oort Urc&, locally owned, heatar, radio, one of those sharp can - only • 'f $945 210. 2 Dr. Dcau!Uul Ivory over ted, clean Interior, good tlrea, radio, heater. Powcrllidc Transmiulon. $845 ' ,vou 1 GIVE lollot llocklngo ••• lho p..,.nl wllh beaulllui okln.\ Ch._ ollhtr Soamlm ., Full-l'oohlonod, . In 0 $kln•lJPOIOne blended fO< hor ~ 10111plhion Aatle"'-;-' 1951 Chevrolet 6 ~ass. Cpe. . . . . . . . . . . $495 l Local owner and nice and clean. J Black flniob, good tires. 1950 Ford 2 Door .. .. .... · · .. · .. $365 $5~ the .summer only will be exeeu m:oney b not paid ELBERF.ELDS ~ but we are prleiag · 1 55 F "VI Cdr. · -' ' ·... -.. .. · .... $J 795 Rafteh "waaon. FOrilomatte: Orlatoal li&ht biue finiah. we'!k end 'h Ton Pickup · no95 ·' · 1955 Pol!flli V8 Sta~ Chief · · · ·- ··. · $2,1t5 .. . ......... $100 4 dr. ~dan, Jbdrantatle dr(ve. Veey low tniteaa:e. Immaculate. · Pontiac lineit 'Hrlea. 1948 Plrmouth 4 Door · .. · · ............ · $95 4 dr. sedan. One.,..focal Owner. Dynanow drive. R&H. U:.e new 1949Nash4Door · .. 1956 Buick Saecl.. · -· ·---- · ·- ·- · -·; · $2 395 orljlnal two tone 2 ton LWB. Heavy duty all the way and new tires. , 4 dr. Se~on. li.YdnmaUo drive. Full,Y equipped, Lctlo than 14,000 ~~ ' ' . . . 1954 Chevrolet."J10" .. · .. · · · .. ·• .. $1,195 ·Low 4 dr. Sodan. 1954 CHEVROLET rreen. 1956 Oldsmobile V8 · · ·- · · · · · · · · · · ·· $2,395 PLENTY OF LATE MODEL USED TRUCKS PRICED AT WHAT SOME DEALERS CALL WHOLESALE! 1955 CHEVROLET Oldsmobile "88'~ · ...... - .. · $2,195 ·t Sharp car. $tJ45 inJieaae . Spo.tleas ori.inal Ue:ht .,.... n finish. ·' · · ..-- 19'5~. OldsmPilt '~f8" " .. · -.. .. .. 4 ' I .. ,T ,..•-·liO, In cidai .• ~-c.- ................. "'"' .iijo!i,o, --· ., $l,095 1b2.. _ RM Coavmll!lt epe. :····· $795 · . more. DAILY ' - .... c... a..~ ' EAST MAIN ST. IPltoDO 481 op: "Fro"' liV'ilGIES ''" or PhOil&,IU ' reported that the bead PleaSant HiJh School . cettln.l" •bo per month salary while the coach ho~ · ·$103. ,~~·~~h~; Rotarians Hear R~ports Made On District Meeting · Teacher Named · · Other early readinp ahowed T.,. lMo with 37, CGlumbus 3:l .nd Cincinnati 3t. Tbe weather bureau taid: a eold Ca1111dian '"Jb prenu.re area ROWe ina: hsto Ohio durinJ tbe allbt rerpoJUible for the frol\1 wea.o.,r. Tbe bureau aaid tbe bqh ..W move southward and thf coldweather will perailt over the ltite today and Sunday. Fr«m or ftteling temperature wunln&~ blv, been ilaued for motU of Ohio Suoday m6nling. Tbe Cleveland Weather burelu. said there wu :a definite PQAibil· ity of scattered koct awa, from Lllb Erie tonight A ehUly week end with windt 20 to ~ miles per hour from Ute northeast was predicted Jn tbe Lake Ede area . .ai at an .. umaieill. per hour directly into ' model sedan driven by p,be ....,._ norl!i- \AIIiU .., ...... "',.,, Mrs. W. A.'Adams Claimed Peaih At project for UO)Id, Mr. Tho..e present Hoyt, Mr. Gardner,\ SaUt!r, ·.Mayor C. o. Fisher, Fultz, BakF. Dr. K. D. AmBbary, 'IUs, Knight. Wjlllam Grueser, Clemh Fox, Mrs. E. s. Schaaf and C. F. Hibbs. Jn(;on....,..,- ,, ''¥ liD -~ - ''""( WASHINGTON UP - Funeral , Jame&.Si"'ger, Columbqa, ~... wu services for sen. Joseph R. Mc!rilm couaq. · ;Jail--on·• I., $1,000 property bond UU. .IIMII'!l.inl' Carthy will be held at lt a .m.. u be awaits charlel of aon-supe. d. t., Monday in the Seltfte ~ port whitb will be preaented to the chamber where hi! rose to faro~ May term grand jury. i'nd later wa.s eondemried by his stnaer's bond waa rigned by him eolleaauea. The Senate aervlees be presell and by Dan C. Hartinrer. He . . . bad been aneated earlier thi> ceded b)' Cathollc M.aH at 9 L m., f:. d, L It St. Mattbewl Cathednl, The Pomeroy Hilh Sebool Band week by Columbul pollee and reo wbefe McCarthy Will married Jn will present itt ADDUII S.,Princ turned here by Conatabfe Pete 19153. Conctrt.. Friday, May 10, at 8:00 p. Hendrix to the ~ourt of Juttlce of Tbe Senate. will meet briefly tt m.. under the direclion of Ray Peace ll - E. - Grindl2y where lie noon Monda~ , and ad,Journ ·.out of Woodgeard, Supervi!.or or In11ru· plead not guilty to the charge. res~ for MeCartb)'. . Meanwhile, ·JUit.lce ~Grindley re..mental MuSic in the Pomeroy rub. ·A committee of aeaaton ·.will· ae-- lit: SehooJa. . parted FraU Young wal rlped·ICI(J (Ompany the body from the Scm- . A variety of select~:d mulie will and· costs ,With $4:1 remitted, pro-ate . tbambe~ to AJ,leton. Wi&., be.Qlfered incudi.nt, marches, over- Yided he does noto o_perate a car, h!aviag at 2 p. m., t. d. t., .Monday. ture~, popular tUDn i.nd novt!Uies. for drlvlng 'On the wrong aide Of a Burial will be in A~pletoil at Jn i.ddltion, several ensemblps will road and lttildng anoUaer Ur. · noon. Tuesd'ay. . be hHrd. whkh recently achieved James Robson, Darwin. waa fin-The . deciJ)ion to ·conduct the recognition lor -.rlor p1aying ·in ed *"<t and toSts:for periniitini an eervlces · Itt the Senate c!bambe·• the sOlo-Ensemble CompetitioD.Jii ulllicensed pel-son to opertte a ..,., anftounhd a·n er Senate iead· naUval in Columbus. vebielt be owns. A teen-age aon ot era conferred with Mra. Mccarthy. The aexopiKme q'artet will nat ·Robsoo'a- w811 involved in a minor The Wi&eOnain Republlrlll died pl~ during tbe concert but will be accldent near Darwin WedntlilaJ 1tj Bethesda Naval · ~cnpit.al late used in. the Commencemef\t prD- while driving a motorcycle. Thursday of a little underatood. pm~ Thia &roUP lnchutes: Bill liver malady called "leute ~epa­ AndenoD, .lim Eber1bac~, Sue tills." The .jmmedlate .cau.se of Smith and Sondra Potta. de-ath WH ''acute hepatiUc faJll Oth" ensembla to be heard au . ure" . - faUure of the liver to 10 .. !ollowao Flute Quartet - Jean FI.el~' on working. . Webfter, .Janet .CtJrpenter, Ann Ic0 1;!,Deit.th eamc to the controllfl'lial en.bower, and Unda Crow; Brasi senator, who made flosts of ene- Sutet - Jim Lohse. Earlene -Renmles .and friends with bil atbeU thaw. Suun Young, June O'Bt-len,> . aUeged. COm)11UDjltS iD 11vera· Janiu1 .Row;h and Linda Moore; LOUISVILLE, ky. UP - Calu"'~d;:,.l!with a . auddennesa that Woodwind Quint~ - .Janet ear.. 1 penter, Connie Woodgltrd, Q~rif!· met Farm's, Gen. Duke officially . 1u "ttie caJjltal ., ··c ,,.__ ~en i1L7f9r a nuMber or da Wilaon, Susan·Youug and Sbel· wu lio:alched from the 83rd Jte,_., tuclty Derby today, leaving a field did enter hos- La. Strau_ss. . ' .. ~nd 'perSonnel incuude .tiJ:e "fed· of Dine tl:tree-jear-oJds for Am.er· ·., J lowh)g : Flutes - .lean Webster, ica'"l' raeina clusie." Jl!!n~f Carpe~ter, Ann Ie.en"S~, Trainer Jjmm)l Jones took bi& Uada Cro-:'1; Plttolp r-- Sue Pbd- sore-footed c-olt onto the tract thi.s ·;. 1ipa; Oboe - Connie Woodgeard; morning for a final test of the ·in. Buiobn - Sheila Straqa~; Alto jured foot. The colt failed to pass Clarinet - Johnon Lambtrt; Bass the test. Clarinet - C~rolyn Sisson. A b~gbt, dear tlut chUly 01fter. Alto Saxopbonea - Bill ADder- noon was forecast for the B3rd son. Jim Ebcrshach, lbry Amberg- runnlite of the $133,000 Derby~ er, Eugene Norris; Tenor Suo- wltb Wheatley Stable's Bold Rul~ phone - Sue Smith; Baritone Sax- lavored ia tJhe nine-eolt field. o.phone - Sondra PotU; Clarin-ets More than 100..000 faBJ will jam Gru~r. Dorinda Wilson, into Churchill DO';l·ns for the first . St,te' Auditor James A. Rhod• -.Marcia today released tt.e .report on thlo. Carol Curtis. Myrna Maar, Deanna of the Triple Crown cLassics whlle (Continued on ..... th,..) mllli~n~ watch the drama unfold enmlnation -of village of· - -. on televieion or listen on radio . .at Rutlarrd In MeiJI_eouDt;. . 1 audit· was oondueted by the Bur••• of Inspection and ·Superof Public Office• of whinb atite auditor is ·the chief Pome,_.0. Y·ffig·h •g Annual Spnn ,.,.,.ed Concert May-10 wm Rhode8 Releasell Audit Of Rutland Village office~ . If ~•-.. low •• f49,ts .' . ·- . . J1 10. Yt:.US ' iett.a. $1000 Bo d Se to •~ ~ 0 • t ' Utai 'U.. ...,.d\ Non-Supporl or .11:.--- - I . Scout ~'roop Clark Optioned Charter Will Be To The Senators ·Given On Monday e Troop ~4Q Bol Se~tl ~Ponsdt~ out by the Unit(ld McthOditl Ctiureh " 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. . the p~il ·of the eXaq~­ was made in the · :19S't;~~hlAlre(ae. ·,-'-; ·•,-· ··· $595 C~l~ oltwQ extra 10011 tara. I~ dutlan.&C \ drl.S.don, S,P_Otleoi ori~n(ll ·dark blue flnbh. A nal perform.,. D)'Jl.a~ driV~.,w~ muCh l l$~~~1 The snow wu not a meuurable amount, however, and wu cliJIIed officially by the U. S. Weather · Bureau u "snow shower&." Alone- with the snow came tem· peratures whiCh were only 1 few ~egrees above the freezin~ mart. tn the Cleveland area and nght on the Une at 32 at Da)'ton and Mar~ Drop Gen. Duke From .r;vr KentUCky n.:. uerby· Hlday Coup,. ,LoW ,mUe11e. H)'dramatte drive. JUr:H. You pro~ ab kllbw ;;•refUl owner: · , • auinmet:".' Judie John Baeo"n, president of 11\e Middleport • Club, presided their . SJii!CliJll"l' hla . ~n 'County's first 'recipient of ne\"'lY • create~ stah' schoJarsbi) lot teacher trainlna. . The scholanhip, which amount& to $CWQ ·a year, lour years, wa' created by the West Vlre:in :1 State Legi.slature last year and \~ one o£ sevefal .-given all over ijle state. Eaeh county. has t~e right to award as many scholar~thlps :a.• it ha.. members in the House .of Delegates. Oliver was ~lected by the l\ta son Count)· Board of Educat.i,on (CDntlnuecl Dn , pe.. tht11•) • ' .cUrettors and 1955BulckSpecial · :·... · ........ · .. · $1,995 ~ accideJit oeeurnd at N"o. Second and Jl,ace Strftb. Lewis, trav~ling toward t h-e river o n ·JW.I)eft Oll'fCr, !i!hdPL••i~ul: . :1 dr. Riviera Cpt. BeauUtul two \One blue-crer orlllnal finish. Victoria Hardtop. Radio and Heater Black oV«tr 11roen. Popular· wllh the )'OUnl and Old. Chief of- Police Leroy Bart.ru.a_ saki today a l .. year-old Camde ,l, 0., youth lirin1 now io Middbpon would be ehara:ed witb at least three traffte violationa after hi• ear speeded thrOUJh a r e d Ught and into anot.bel' ear driver. by Mrs. Joyce Titus Friday ~obo •· 5 p.m. Mra. Titua, wife of Jame& Tltua Rutland &D., was not &eriolUly In jured althoueh Chief Bartrum aad atte suffered bruise• and sho~lc. Her l'NO YOUDJ IODid:.hlrd, f, and Jeff, 3, were not ln ured. In jaiJ it Slierman ard L-ew· ia who wu dririnJ a ear owned by Eva ·Marie Dant:. without ber pe!'· mislion ICC1lrdlllg to Min Dar~•. She told Chi~rtrum she would charges bipelt against Lewi..i 1 t dr. Sedan. Dynaflow drlYe, Spotless orla:lnal metalllc green fin11b. Q:.Yned by our otnce manae:er. ' l~$5 5N5 reported lhc red light .. 1954 Buick V8 Special · · · ·- · · · ·- · · ·· $1,595 l954Jiulck V8 Super .. ·······;··· .. · $1,695 1951 FORD Youth Is Facing Serious Charges Mter Accident Wahama Senior Chosen For 4 dr. Sedan. Dynallow drive. Like new two tone blue finish. $795· Cuatomllno 8- .• Dr. rordomatic trans., ndlo a~d hoatcr, beige and brown lin · il,h. aeat coven. Plenty or power ami loti of eivlnp. BOar · d. Only 20 absentee ballots bave been recorded here by". -Albert Gloeekner, "Clerk at the county Board of Ele'ctlona, it wa• learned here· today. Gloe.c:kner said Thursday nlglrt marked the t'nd of absentee balloll being received at hl1 office. Of the 20, 1'7 were from Pomeroy v& ters, thrfe from Middleport. ''Thls I~ _a"l>out tb~ .slowest and least exrtted election I've ever u:, perienced," Gloeckner said. He reminded yoten the Tues&y electidn is strictly a RepublieaD affair. 111 Pomeroy Don Mull~. and Max Folmer, In· for council aeata will on a ballot until tbC ,·What MO. lribul• •• Matherlflcin1... 1953 Iuick Special .... · · .. .. ·, · .. .. $995 1953 FORD • and Syracuse dO population to party pr}mary munic· . Candidates for · 1il· those towns wfll Independents lhia WI. ·- 2 dr. Sedan. Dynaflow drive. Should move fast at this prico. , --- ~ lhem lo keep them moving fa&l to, keep pace with our faot oelllng Buicks and Ponllaca. Buy from BlaeUnars for a Beller Buy. $1565 __..,_ roes: School Board S GIFTED WHEN -to buy such real values at web low priceo. Yes, we arc 1955 FORD ' '·--......... .... .. -· ..... • • SINGLE CQPY-k of Education took oteps to on ThutSday evening In order fll4,000 which Ia expected to $1.35 and $1.65 pr. DOWi • N0.17 r moving many of our used cua ......... ___ .., Ohle1 , .... N IRIIffll ......... I. ._~-·~ ,,.... ............ ....,, cleir- --Hf(lh HOift.Low so CHANCE 'I ., " $665 ' ARE 0116 local owner. · Df!lmu,'! 4 Dr, Sharp :a Lone t.-rccn (lnlsh. Rldlo. fleat.er _,: Nice - IY UNITIID 1'11111 .Staffs Are Curtailed . Twenty Absentee .:t!l)t By State Aid Loss BalloiS Fil~I'A~ ANOTHER $895· finish. Spotless Interior, good rubber, ,quaL·antecd all the way,--bcater. Weather .~ GET $1395 4 noor Scd11n. Bcautlful 2 tone green 1952 CHEV~OLET IRST ,.~ 'clinging Rt llko another MAY HOT 1954 CHEVROLET 1953 CHEVROLET - - 'evw known btfo.... glamoroualy lhHr. , YOU 1955 PONTIAC Cu9tomllnc 8 - 2 Dr. OnlY 20,000 miles by lCM::al owner. Ford111natlc, radio, heat· er. Ivory and blue finlih, aood tins. Let's Trade - __ ..... ' wonderful future? More wear than sht'a F.OR LESS! VB 4 DooJ. Hydramatic Trans., local owner and low mileage. Tires like new. Beautiful 2 tone fli'lish, radloj and healer. Hcduccd from $1~95 to - - . ' -'' ~ Sixth Birthday Observed May 1 ERY CAR DRASTICALLY >I Refreshments of punch, cakx iced in white and topped with a yellow jonquil, coffee, pink, y~l· lew and wh.ite mints, and llU' ', were served by Mrs. Dale Smith . rhairman, assisted hy Mrs. Chari t• Strauss, .Mrs. Albert Wood11.rd. Mrs. Lawrence Lannirrg, Mrs. Den· ver Thoma, Mrs. Hl'nry Werry 1 Mrs. Donley Reibel, Mrs. Ronal Smith and Mrs. Robert Arnold. The table was attractive with \~hite lace cover over green an I centned with an arrangement of Yfilow, white and pink snapdra· gons and bridal wreath, with yel· lew tapers In three branch eadelabra on tit her side. Miss Fick pre sided at the punch bowl. , TONIGHT Robert Taylor Richard Todd Dana Wynt.eT Edmund O'!Jrien D-DAY, THI 6TH OF JUNa (Cinemucope - Tcebnieolor) T,be sixth birthday of Barbara, -alsOdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ben Cooper White, was celebrtted at the Anna Maria Alber1hetti morning 1e111i0n of the Middleport DUEL AT APACHE WELLS ·Kindergarten, Wednesday, May 1. (Naturama-Color) Mrs. White and the teacher, Mrs. Guy Reynolds, served ice cream SATURDAY ONLY MAY 4 sandwiche, and candy-dolls with John Ireland Beverly Garland ravors of party hats to the chil· THE GUNSLINGER dren and wt>re assisted by llar(In Color) bara, John Ingels, There~a Casci -altoand Debra Lyoni. John Welssmueller as Jungle Jim Others at the party table were THE D!VIL GODDESS Larry Walker, Cynthia Mills, Kathy -als~ Morgan, Rex Rou!lh, Michael Bus.. Comedy ..-.d Certoon kirk. • THE Df.ALER THAT DEALS.--I ~ ' Township, Ohio. , Dated tbi5 30lb day ()[ Aptil, N()tice Is hereby given that 19~7. -~ Le).,osy •Mission for a box sent Audrey Koehler whose Post Office John C. BICO address i.s coolville, Ohio, Ro\Jte 3 them recently. Judge of the Probate QN'it Th(: May Fellowship mtieting t;) has been duly appol.nted AdminisMeigs tratrix of the estate of Susie L be Peld BI the Middleport Baptist Springer, deceaesed, l&te of Or· (~) 3, 10, 17, "' ChUTch, Friday, May 3, was an· t:ounced by Mrs. Young, keY church womtm . A mother-daugh · ter banquet with the Federated (i((•lf' in charge was announceO. fo! May 10. Mrs. Waldo J. Rarteh- spoke of the reading coursP and r..,uested each member tO report ~ on their readin". All me1n· 0 bl'r:. were asked to bring at'ticle~ f r. shower for the l>~nily burn " eU out, to the chu rch, • Sunday morning. A skelch on the Back Bay MiJ· sion was g\vcn bY Miss Mary \'. Reibel ;md slides or tiJC mission were stlown. '1.... ~.m~~HI)rive·ln .. , .. , -d anct not~ WI$ I Hayseeds 4-H Club Meeting NOTICI "f Afi'OlNTMINT E1t1te of S.,•lt L. S,rl"n pr urrtlture lhc ftandling ol vii- ."~Ito -Mra. · ·Wilma --~··'$tobart, ~dmi!ted, Pomeroy, Bertha Jaeitron, kutland Mr.s. At.en Sbnln, Pomeroy. ~~har4~ . \irs. Roxie _Smitil, Racine; Mn. Rlchard Beach, M~d dlepOrt; ·clfde.McKnight. Pomerby WUblir Birch. PorU•nd. wjll have a charter pre~tation, Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the sc:out I'()Om in the Bethany ChUrch. Wilbur Dl:i;on of Pt. Plei!J~mt, w, Va., MGM District eomlf\lssloner wiU preseDt the charter, Plans the Sprina Campof'H to be at camp Chester the week of May 11 will be discussed . Parenti of the boyS' ne cordially invited and the troop eomrb.ittee-ruen arc requested to attond. Mel Cll!lrk of West Columbia wb() had been awarded place on the Detroit 'filer roster a 1'&-l aerve outfielder, ha• . been upUo~ -· ed to !.he Tig~s· farm CharlestoD Senatort, it wa1 t..Jrit-••'·· ed here today. Clark wu to biYe.. played with ~e Senators 1ut ,, · night. l· ·as � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 3, 1957 brewer harmon