https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f8d20483f8bb8b1ce559b5b749bf5f6a.pdf 9ca80d2d0306ebde42e6ffaebea7ee22 PDF Text Text I ' .... Suada.n Mfntn'tflt. Methodist <hurd\.. lev, lL M. GCOTi', ~ar. HCII:IDU llowll, Supt. 10 A. M SW>da> School; II A M W""'!>lp Senic<, 1'ueo<ioy 7.30 P. ll. Mictwey CommUAity Chyrclll Loodlnll Creek 1l<>ad. a.... R E. Cllol.o& ol Lo~.. 1>•1 SalDto, 014 Th....... pa-. FlDf<l Cleland, Ton Fl•tt. oa Portlaad Route. luadaJ Sehool 10 a. m. preaehLDC Oburch Sen-1« 7 30 P M Pm-er 11 -. m.. aad 8 p. m. and Bible meeC:I.ne Wedn~ m•bt 1 30 P lt&IV TburaCiay 8 pm Putor C M. EV«yone eordlall7 bwited. The SfrHuM Methodist Church W. Proftitt Aut. Cb11. Hupp. the Rev Geor,Ee Dav1s, Pastor ~ Church of Chrllt. Loc.ted School 9 30 A. M. Dana 011. Pomeroy-HarriaoavilleRoad.. Sunday WinebreGner, Supt. Wonhip SerBible Sobool 8 30 A lol. U""""<! V'loCH 7 30. Worahtp 10.30 a. m Evenmg WorThird Street ftenl'KOitel Church Middleport, B. L. Bvrett. vaator. Sunday School 10 L m. Eveaiq service 7.o&G o. m. ~;;;;~:-~.au~ ~ ~ Gr.ci ipiK.ipel church, le1t Metn Street, Pomeroy Rev. J Edwin Charles, Rector; Ur1 CeHeo ls \ drlc W. Clark, oraaol1t. Wonhip 1 ---.1 and sennon at 10 30 A. M., Holy Communion fU'st Sunday In mo•tb Church Sebool, Beeinnel'J and 1Y SERIES for Ivery- Pnmary, at 10 30 A. M.. FOI' IDfor· matlon concermna our work, WSAZ.TV plea.-e teJephone 302-J Chriltlon Church ,.. k . . .YIIh ClwiQel 3 - 10: U a.m. t.ery SuP.dlilY lt1 A. M. Sunday THE ANSWER Settool and Commuoioo first Suo.TO FBAR ;:;::;:;::;:;:::;::;;:::::;:;::;:;:::;:::;:;:::~1 tliy in montb 11 A. M. Church ,-· ·- -- - - - ~-~~ - communion and prtst.ehin1; tblrd lunday in mouth 7:30 P. ~. church preachlDI-r Christi"• C:hi.Wdt ar Lonw .... tom, every Sunday 9:30 A M.. Sunday School and communloa; tint Sunday ln montb 7:30 P. M. (:burell preaebina; third Sunday •D month 10:30 A. M. Church romt munlon a1.1d preaching. TM ChYrCI. of Christ, Ktno, every Sunday 9:30 A. Jl. Sundl)' Sebool and commuDion, uond of Sunda,. ill month 10:ao A. M. Church communion and preachiDC £owth Sundlly In month 7:30 P. I Jl. ebureh preachtDI TIM C'brl1tlen Churdt et tfMw,. comfbrt of knowing thai, lock Grove, eve~y Sunday 8:10 A. come what may, your fam- H. SuDday School and communion ily's future is financially 1econd Sunday In month 7 30 P. M. church .,reachlDJ fourth Sun· secute. da:r in meoth 10 30 A. M cbarch communion and preachin&IU& ChurcMI, Mornln1 lttr & lntorprl.., Rev. Roter llthep, for Pastor Momlne Star Sunday to fit your SChool 9 45 A M. Morning wor· 1hlp at 11 A M MYF Sunday C\'e· nlna at 8 Prayer meeting Thur• da~ evenln& F.ntP.rpnae Sunday S~hool 10.10 A M Momlng worahlp 9.30 A M YF aL 6 30 P. M Evening wouhip 7 :;o Prayer me~Jtin&: Wt'dnesday 7 !JO P M U& Cl;urches, L1tort ll•lls, Ro· lnourance of All Typeo ger Martm, rastor Sunday School E. 2nd Sl. Phone 35-x Pom. 9RO A M. Wonhlp Service 7 p M ChflahUl Endeavor alt1•tnatc LIFE Insurance Well planned Life Insu ranee Brings Peace Mind ..... and the I nsu ranee needs, · Come In •nd ,' Consu It with Us! VDEdwards AT BAKER FURNITURE .. Church of tM N•:r.a...,.., MW. dleport , the Rev. Rober\ F Styen, Rastor B1ble School D 30, Lestr Taylor, supt , Morlliaa: wonblp, 10:30, Younq Peoples• mcetJn, at 6 f&; Evenmg worship 7 SO, Wed., 7 SO, Prayer Jneetlne Chyrch Ill Chrllt In Chrlslltn Umon, Middleport ,the Rev. Guy F Sayre, parlor Sunday Scho>l. lb a m, Preaching senlce, 7 SO; Wednf':8day 7 30 Bible class Fl"t Pr.lbyterl•n Church. Milldleport, lhe Re\' Howard Rup;Jelt pastor Church &:boo! , 9.30, John Fultz , supt , Morntng wonb1p ;at 10 30, Westmmster Youth Fellolt' sh1p, 6 p m , Wedn,sday 6 30, Jumor choir, 7 p m Semor Ch'lir Ch~rch of Christ, Breclbury, E.. ward Emerson pastor, Qlble SchooJ 9 ;;;o Thurman Carsey, supt, 10 3G Morn1ng wor$hlp , ChrlstLan Endeavor, 6 p m , Evcmng worship wonb1p 10 30, NYPS 8 30 P. M , SC:hool, SUpt. ~·~ · .......p., I Evangela.ht 30 P. II. Wedne~day eveotn~ pn}'u meet LJll for tbe mtdweek and TueaGq aftena.oon .Prayer bour HovM ef ,..ey.,, Cltn'rer, S... day Sebool 9l3G A M Mornln& wonbtp 11 A M Sunday evenm& worship at B Prayer rneeUDI on Thursday 8 P M Bradford Church of Chrl11 Su~ day School, 9 30 a m Lord'a Su_pper 1mmedaa..ely followmg, Free Methodi1t Church, "arry Bates, Pastor, t.urel Cliff. Sua· day Scbool IJI 30, Class meeuaa 10.30; FMY aervtce 7 00; PreaeJl. Ina: 8.00; Prayer Meeting Wedne• day 7 30 Hysell Run Sunday SchGOI 10, Preach1ne tl.lS. FAIRVIIW Edwalld Griffith pastor SUDdaJ School IJI•30 a m; Youq Peaplel IDeetlna: 6 4:1 p. m.; Prt~ehinJ lei'• Ylcea 7·30 p m: prayer meetlnc. Wed. 7.30 p m, Thunday 7:30 P. M East Letart. S. S. ll 30. llornmg Worship 10 45. Evening wor1hip 8 on the lat. 3rd, lth 9uaday•. Prayer MeeUna Wed· aeaday 8. Recine Mldlon Charl11 luth pastor, Serv1ces SuDdl.1 7.30 and Tues•y 7 30 IUVLce 1 730 Church of Chri•t In Chrlltlan Utuon, Hobson, the Rev 0 H cart pastor Bible School 9 a m Ann•~ Mohler supt, Mornmg broadcast 1(}11 a m from Parkertt,g atatl&n, 7 30, E•an•cll•tlc f"lce· • 11o , Wed, ' 30, Prayer m..tln , Church of Chri1t, Rn. DcnNid Seevers--BJble Sch()QI 9 30, RieL d D ilL II" ar Avtll, Supt, WorshiP 10 311 RHre•nl1ed Chrc.. of Jnut topic "Ftve Farmer•", Chnstian C:hrl•t of L1ter Day Saint., Old Endeavor 6 30 p m , Worship at Town Flats, on Portland Road hem' Prayer 30 top1c ' Howmeeting Far ToWedn:: Bethle.. Sunday School 9 30 am preachm'l 7 day 7 30 P m 10 30 am and BJble Study Wed· nc8day 8 pm Pastor C W Prof Unlt1d Methodist Church, Pont(Jtl Guest speaker Sunday a' eroy Eugene Browr., Pastot 10 30, Joe Wtlhams of Ironton Church School 9 1~ Tl:eo Smith, hrtlend Chun:h. l•rl CVIhl', Supt , W.orsh1p Serv1ce lO:JO putor, AIJ't. paS\or, Editb Codner Frank Vaughan, LilY Leader Servteea Sunday 8 oo. TueadaJ at .speaker, Youth Fellowship ~ 7.30 and Friday 7 30. Off1ett~.l Board meet Mnnday at Church .:.f Cbrlat, Middleport, 2·40. Commissions meet Monday Fred [ Gardner, pB!ltor Blblt! 7 1~. School 9 30, Homer Rtce, supt.; The P~dlrated Church: lv1n Mormng worshtp 10 30, sermon gellul I Aeformed-PnKbyterlln "Jesus m the Midst", Christian En· Pomeroy, Rev. Walrlo J Barteh deavor 8 p. m , Evening wonh1p Pastor Norman Klot.li , sup. : '7 30, sermon "Three Close-ups", Sllnday School I} 15 A M Wor Wednesday 1 30 prayer meeting ship Hour 10 20 A M sermon and Bible Study Monda!' Flnt B•plllf Church. Middleport "The EmmaM Road": eve01ng Sunday S('hool Workct!; Rev C E Hoyt pastor • Church School 9.15 , Gerald Anthony, supt meeting at 1 30. Come and wor 10 15 mornmg worship an(! Com- ship with UJ You arc welcome Flr1t Baptist Church, Pomerey, muniOn, Ierman "God's Activ1ty Ralph C Zundel, Pastur William and Ours", 6 p m. Junior and Senior Hi YF, 7 30 Evenmg wor- Watson, Supt 9-30-ll cGmbim.d ship, sermon "The Chmtlan Taak" service of worship and aturlv Monday 7 30 B H Sanborn Mill Spedal music by Junior chOJr sionary Soc1ety ln8tallatl0n or of· Sermon "ls L1fe Aller Death a fleers; Tue!iday I 30 p m Women's Gamble'" Awardmg or attend· prayer meetmg, wed, 7 30 mtd· ance pln.s Nursery anrl Junio1 Wt!ek Prayer and Praise scrv1ce, Church lor children 6 30 Yo•· 1 tJ 8 30 St!nJOr chou rehearsal, 7 30 meetmg, Wedt\esday 7 30 Bt~li· Thursday Golden llule Class at study an.d prayer, 8 30 ehmr re· the home of Mr and Mr.!!. F'rank hearsal, Thursrlay 7 ar: Women's Cbeesebrcw w1!h Mr and Mn Missionary Soc1oly mec.t1ng Chrlah•n Selene. Slclety, 14.4 Jamea Damcls <~n the hospitality Muberry Ave, Pomeroy MoTnmj committee Huth Methadiat Church, Middle· scrv1ce at 11 wllh ''Everlaatw.g port. Rev (' R Konkrlght, pa1tor Puni!{hment" the ~uhiect of lhr Sunday School 9 30 Ernest Covert ksson S('rluon and the Golden ~up\, Mormng worshtp 10 30, St'r Tt•:-~t Surely 11 1.<1 meet to be sa1d mon by Dr Hlehart)JI Bauer, Dls- unto r.oti, 1 have borne chastls lnct Supt, followed by Quarterly ment I w1ll not or£cnd any morr l onf1•n•ncc, 6 p m Voulh F~ll('W Job 34 31 Wedt)csday evening ~lup WcdneSiday 6 45, cho11 tc· ~erv1ec at 8 The public Ill cm hcttrsa\, 7 p m p1·ayn mcetlllJ diallv mvth'<l to attend ReadlnJZ 1111d B1bll' study 1nom w11h side cnlranec local!'fl Mt. Moriah B1ptlst Church, Mid· Ill lht• h'llr or the dillreh nprn to lhr public on Monday from 2 to 4 Jl Ill St. P1ul't Lutheran Churo Pomrroy L M Mohrhorr paslo• Sunday School 9 30, Church Scr TONIGHT John lrchutd Beverly Gilriand VICC 10.30 St. John'• Lutheran Church, THE GUNSLINGER P1nc Grou~ services on the flt't (In Color) anti thlr~ Sunday afternoon at 2 -al~oJohn W{'l:sllmuell~·r as Jungle Jim o clock Alfr.d Mtthodlat Church, Rn. THE DEVIL GODDI$5 If M Grove, p:1.~tor Sunday - also.School at 9 30 Lloy,l Ollllnge · Comedr and Cartoon Supt, Worship scrv1ec at 10 45 w1th Dmsmorc Boyles. lcadc:SUN -MON. MAY 5-6 Marilyn Monroe Don Murray Sunday afternoon from 2 to 3 aer Arthur Connell ,.reel\ at the Elmwood Rest Hom Betty }i'Jeld Evana:ellstle scrv1ccs with Fre",' BUS STOP land Norris, evangelist we ' k (Clncmarcope--Tecbnleolor) nights and on Sunday cvenint~: .....alaoFrankle Lane Luey Marlowe Rev Grove will be doing thl' prraching. Services bcglnnm • HI LAUGHID LAST (In Technlcolor) with prayer meeting ~-t 7 30 '" • -- • •• • :r-,tne, in 10 eu. ,._ c- • the chureh basement, song servacCJ beginntng at 7.45 anJ prnching from 8 . 1~ to 8 43. Salvetiot'l Annr. 10 e. "'· Sun· day S<'hool conducted by l\tr'l Janice Barrett; 11 a m Holiness meeting speaker hv M1ldred Rhoad Solol8t Nara Wolle , 7,3(1 Salvation m~tlng led ..by •1\frs Maucltc Ash. Capt. Glenna Run. me 11 and youth delegates will at ten d y P. Couneils at t:incuma i over the weekend Ha"IMnYIIII Pr..~erlan. R. C 7.ondel, , Supply Pastor 10:01.) Church ~hool E c. Ftnllllw, Supt. 1 Wonhlp service and M W Ul A h Flo. llln"••l E11r ft. yovl!lt a Family-Sioed Super Pullen, Mr' Jack Sa' a hard plank to watcb a baseball game '1 • 8Qwcltuboloe'J'rayo-allln a rolripratorwhl<b , ,Jiljio in amonc your ldlobon ubiooto for tha\ . ' lriuured "&Wit-In" look. Onlr$198 With Y11ur Old Refrigerator l l' BAK.R FUR~ITURE " Middleport ~ 011 Tbell~lelt Corner ID Sox FOri Joaqllin Fork of the 'In Mluu and' Half Sliu Lovely printed sheers In the ' soft, flattering styles she loves ••• each carefully mode rwear and easy-care r lor easy- . in wonderful, washable fabrics, •• each makos a fresh and pretty plcturo • lluo, ·Ao\ila or IIOs.ln 14 J/2 • 24 1)'2, !I II • ), J, 'I (' l v ' ~· The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company • · POMEROY, OHIO . MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSUIIANCB CORP. Member Federal ROferve S)'llelll c• I• ·"I>< • I. Enko, Sheer but!QII' front dress with softly d~d collar. Aqvci, 'Pink or . . Consider Southem:tem Ohio Man For Lane Bryant National Award enttne ·t 'f.... " Frank C. Morrow, an outstanding citizen of Southeastern Oh!o, has recently received a citation from the Lane Bryant ADnual Awards C<>mmittee in recognition of outstanding comIJIUDity service for 1956, and Is betng considered for one of lhe Lane Bryant National Awards to be presented November 14, 1957, at the Hotel Pierre in New York. Morrow was nom!· nated tor thas honor by the el'' of Southern Ohin. The Lane :Jryant Annual -. Awards of $1000 00 to an ind1v. dual, br to 11 group, w~re estabhsh ed in 1948 1o encourage voluntary participation m efforts that benelit borne and community hfe The Awar(ts Committee eonslsts o( Dean John E Drewry of t.he Uni versity of Georgia, Journallst11 School; Mayor deLes.seps S Mor· rbon of New Orleans; Directo~ Ctiar.les Munch of the Bostnn Svm phony OrcbeJtra and columni.::t Orville Prescott of the New Yod.: Times. All nomiootions were ~ned by 1he Bureau of Ap plied Social RPsea~h al Columbta Univera\ty under the ~uperviston of Dr Robert K Merton ,Morrow reee:IVed the nomm .. tion for this award tn recogmt1on for the< 1lft1tme or outstandmg ~terv1ce be has given hiS commun ity-the ebureh. school, and the industrial an(! ctvlc devclopmenl of the Southern Ohto area all be.arJn_g a direct and marked 1.., fluenee u(X)n the Ameman HomP. He is a member and has aerv,.d R.ll Trcuurer of the Ftrst Pr.::sb t terlan Church of Wellston, Oh1 lor over forty years He b a ch<1 · ter member of the Wellston Ro. tary Club; has served as Chatrman of numerous c1tizens' commltte-:1 for ihe betterment of that (:I~', c.Ureded the activttles of th' Chamber of Commerce fcrr a nu ,,. bee o( yeana, and 1S V1ce PresJ· dent of the Milton Bankln~ Co Morrow was an organizer of th Southeastern Oh1o ~lonal Coun Cfl and the ..a~ tRf the rece,JI publication, "liisioti' of Industry of lao-.oo,aijl,.., 'ooill<b I• \h• only complete record of \he devc lopment of that county , Morrow servP-d on Lhe Wellsto•, Clty Board of Edueatwn tor etgh <Continued on Page Three) z~n.s Two Are Found Guilty Of DWI Three Meigs High Charge Sunday of Schools Announce Graduating Lists R. E. ,. ' ~ ' .~ Lll i•:') Ot~e, o~ue• ~ ' e~ . ,. ,~ I $3.95 to $1l.95' ,.. ., In The a4SY R.eaay. to w~ar Dept. on the Secohd Floci:r rr.r ' I " li ' . E OHIO: f•lr •Mil e UHie wtnn• toar. '•lr and coel IMitlht with a ch•nce of tc:ethNtl - ·· T - folr ..,.. MilL ~' •• 40. SINGLE COPY-k Tht:ee Me[J8 County Hlgh Schools made announcement of lists of eraduates for 1957 and commencement dates in each of the schools. The schools reporting graduate l~sta are Rutland, Tuppers Plalns dnd Racine High Schools. wlth Com· Rutland seniors, mencement exerc11es May 17,1957, are Barbara Back, Barbara Bolen, .Janet Brogan, Leroy Chapman, Jimmie Cremeans, John Denison, W111tam Edwards, Carol GibsOn, John Jeffers, Mmnle Katchen, Gene Lone. KenRy Loaastreth. Betty Me. Caskey, Clarence Might, Henry Mi· lam, Fred Morris, Phyllis Ru~e. Robert RtEe, Jerry Schoonover, Joseph Scrau, Nan1.!f Sisson, l'reda Spire~. Thomas Turner, Reva Wheeler, Ravmond W1lcox, Marl· 'yn Joyce Wolfe. A l~year-old yOUtll wu .nJured In the head Saturday niJhl lQ Pc.merov when two cars eollid td on Routes S3-7 a( 8 20 o'elo-: c acc:ordiDJ 'to Patrolm.an Henry Werry, tnve•heetton off1eer. Tbe report said Fritz Teaford 26, Racme, going wru;t at about etght mJies an hour was 1truck lr~ the rear by a ear ~riv~n by EltoP A Rttch1e, Ul, Lona: Bottom Btl! Crisplet, a pa.tsertJer wit.h Rilc:uf> complalned hts head was tnJUred Damage was estimated at S35 l•l Teaford'! ear, $70. to Rttch le'l There were no rarrettJ A mmor aeeident at almost ti1.: nrne 11me W8A reported 1n M ,(I dltpnrt by Chief of Poli~ LeN\ Bartrum Charles Durfee. 32 Pt Plea~ant had stoppet. for the traffic hght at Race and No Sec ond Ave when Gilbert Pt>arso .. 29 . ..also of Pt Pleas .. nl, backe1 his I 1,-z tor! truck out nf a par " mg space It SCTatchl"d the s•d• of Durfee's nr cauSJr.g an e.st1 mated $150 damage There were no arrests Bo . i dnvers were protected by tnsu· anee The lnei~"nt oeeurred at 7 15 p m .Saturday. I Tuppers Plains, May 15-.Tanice Swart:r., Norman Whlte, Ehla Ward, Cl- .aries Harrts, Donald Headley, Donna Oont, • Dolores Schultz, Glenda RobinSon, LUlie Mae Dak er, Phdhp Boyles, 8()nn1e Sue Chipman, Robert Chichester Oley Connolly, ~artha Goebel, David Hdl, Oneta Hostctttr, Ellen Powell, Paul E French, r,a, died Sun Mary Wllson day ~orntng at Holzer Hosptta! Racme- May 17, Larry Badgley, Ito bert Birch, Emma Brewer, Keft· after • shorl illness He was tht' ;;on Or ,Edward and Lavinia Bur(Continued on Page Three) ford Mnch, Soulh Second Ave nue illll wls 4o• 111 BraMrury. - Surv110r1,. \IXht"" hiS w1re: Grice, a oitep·son, Stephen Cope, Battle Creek, Mich., his parents, Mr and Mrs. French, Middleport. two brothers Marlon, Middleport and Earl, Bexley, two grandsons, Battle Creek He was preceded ill death by a brotber, Clyde French, DALLAS, Tex UP-Flood· Jacltson, who dted 1n January •vaters reeec\ed tod.av from rlv"r~ Friends may call at the Rawtn the Texas flood belt and th" hngs-Coat.s Funeral Home whele sun blazed agam It was the sec ~erv1ees wiU be held at two o' ,nd day of relict for the state after a 19-day spell of v1oler.t clock Tuesday With Rev Fred I Gardner, of Church of Chmt, of· weather Slight danger remained alOil • flclatlng Burtal will be in the the Sabine River in parts of west Middleport Hill Cemetery. P.ff' •"rench was a member of ern Lom.siana but the floods that the Middleport Church of Chrb• wreaked milhons of ~ollan Lt' and the Loyal Order of Moose. iamagc ln nearly every part of Texas appeared #one. Water still covered lowlands along many rivers, bpweyete"lood ~re.su alone the TrlnltY and Bi'a· ?.Os were surging toward t.he Gulf 1f Mexieo and during the two weeks it Is expecterl to take them to reach the coast they Wlll calls~ more lowland floodmg. Paul E. French Succumbs After Brief Dlness Floodfi.h de In Texas Area As Sun Shines ry Eledion Youth Injured In Collision . Saturday Night · WORKER SAVED IN 4-FLOOR FALL Two out·Of-towp penon• were round gulity t'lrlVJJll while Intoxicated early Sunday mornin! :m charges brought by the ~b~ 'l State Patrol in the eourt of :.Ju!hce of Peace Grlndley They were Elon10 C Felton, 61 , Powhattan. 0 , and Burrell '.... Tate, 57, Sbadysade, 0.. both tn the same car They were ftned a total of $132.~ each In fme ami costs, 11nd sentenced to three da .;; 'n Jail Each put up $MO bond •n Teturn next week to sene thetr Jail term. Bertha Ward, ja•led on a charge "'f mtox1catton Saturday night t)J Vlddleport police, ha~ been re leased under S50 bonrt for ap· pearanee m Mayor C. 0 Fisher's ~ourt tonigh-t M"anwhile E W Wines 1• Chii~hire forfeited a $15 bond •n Pomeroy mayor'& eoort on 8 charge of specdmg. Walter C Warrrn, up on a s1mtlar charge, "'as posted Sit§ bond for appear 1qce Wednesday mght. ' IBIOW Repr.esentatives Are Announced Last Minute Campaigning Light As Eleetion Date Draws Nearer The approaching municipal elections in Pomeroy and Mid· dleport Tueaday continued today lo generate lillie more than low-pressure steam Candidate for Pomeroy mayor Delmar A Canaday, however, got on what be says is an Issue by promismg a do-or-die battle with the Federal government for more sanitary sewer finaD· dal help He 11 opposing meumbent village clerk CharleJ Legar and busineas man Harry Miller for the Republican nommation In Middleport Mayor Clyde 0. Fisher sa1d be VOSI!<d hiS oppon• £Dt Cecil Bradbury over the week· end to tell hiPl "I haven't sa1d anythomg bad late about you. and I wall c:ooper~te W'l<li Wllh you If you WID. And If I WID, MCCarthy Lauded At Funeral Rite IR W3 Shingt0 n WASlUNG10N UP-The &n Joseph R McCarthy lauded at Requ1em servtces toda,. aa a courageous watr.hman who alerte~ h1s countrymen to tht: ev1h of dome!l'llc Commumsm H~ then was to be honored •' a rare memor1al .ser.rice m the t1 S senate thamber, requested Jy Ius widow, Jean I ~--~---- The meeting of ?omeroy Vii· laee Council sct.du~ for ... h'sJht hH .,._, pollponM until ftte next regular "'"'lnt on Mly 20, clue to the e~ of Mwr.t "'unclhnln toUy. I hope I'll have your cooperation." McCarthy, one of the most con Ray Fru1cr also IS a eand1date trover~1 al Ameneao public ftgur- but h1s llrength has not been ascs of the rnl(l.century, was euio,£: sessed by any local polittcal obted m solemn services al St Mat servers thew's Roman Catholic Cathedr '' Mayor Fuher ia back for a seeby the Rt Rev M•gr John K ond cOnsecutive term after havmg Cartwright, putor of the eath ... served from UM-1 throu&h 1944. dral Mr Bradburv served under Fi')ber 1 The funent Mas» was follow~::d as Village clerk in the '40'1 and hy .serv1ces in the Senate cba111 later u treasurer. 'f'hj1 is Bradber, the scene o£ McCarthy's mo ~ bury's seeond try for nom1natloft turbulent battle!~. bl!l greatest viC aJ mayor, havmg been defeated tor1e~ and hi'l most heartbreaktrl ; narrowly m the primary in t94i. deleats--mclud.ing h1.s condem.Ja· tlon by the Senate ID 1ll54 Middleport Flrtt Werd nt.n It was the first such service •n will vote at lhe former HYChn the chamber smce r1tea for the Grocery Stor., corn.r of C:.le Jal4 Sen Wdltam E,.,IWJIO!fh ~.., •nd SMertd ShWta, directly Any detened Srnitor tt etl- A<n'l'l from the Flfll!'a•• SfM, titled to servlce& m .. \lte.,. SeRite. t:lectlons Clerlr Alberr; G....., but none have been requested Mtuldlodq. "since 1940 I Jack Martm ptes1denhal a! Canaday, ooe-t1me tempeltoUI sistant and 1ormer ass1stant to th{' mayor of Pomeroy ln two preYlOUI late Sen Robert 1\ Taft, R.Oh1 1 split tenn~~, bas prom1sed coopera. attended the Senate serv1ces a... uon and moderaUon to eonst.ilu· President Eisenhower's represet • ents tl'ft past week lo bill bouse-totatJVe bouse calls. .McCarthy's bodY was to be He has pubUely sa1d be wants to placed on a tram later m the day be fnenda wit.b everyone afln' the for add1\lonal rJles and burial election, WID or Jose. In ado Tuesday m hts home town of AI· vertlsemcnts be the plcton, W1s town of Pomeroy ---~ sable task 10 hav1hg to budd "a $1 mllhon sewage tem and d11poaal plallt." Nathamal Harmon, Florull, fa ther of her souln law, NathanfM Wahama High School representatives to Boys Stale and to Harmon, Ene, Pa, daed first a:1.1l the Leadership camp at Camp Horseshoe have been announc- was buned m Cleveland ht.s form cr home Mrs John K Sm1th Jr ed by Principal Clyde R. Foley. Selected to represent the school at Boys' State al Jackson's Akron, had attended the funeral and was Informed of her fathei 's M1ll tn June lS J1mmte Hender· c!c:Jt.h m Galnesvtlle, Texas, when son, son of Mr and Mrs Paul she returned from Cleveland l!en~erson of New Haven RobP-rt Mr and Mrs Smtth and her broMcGlothhn, son of Mr and Ml ther, J M. Fleener, student a Robert W McGlothlln of New Ha· OU have gone to Texas for the ven, was selected as the altel'nate funeral of her !atlwr, John Fleen ~rter a futtJe attempt to take h•s to attend Boys' State. own life bY sluhing of his wnsb At the same lime, -McGiothhn Tbuf)day night 1n his jail cell at was .selected -to represent the Canaday asked voters to vote (or Roy Steyer$, Oak Htll, W Va. Edwardsville, Ill., Orvilte Landers. school at Camp Honeshoc along Tuesday from 11·7 the Scouts ,of neph~w of tJte late John K Smith the person they believed molt able of Pomeroy, today was sent to the w1th Mary Roush, daughter of Mt Troop 245 Will have a pancake Sr., was k1lled when a tractor "to make th11 f1gbt f-or more ald.'" • Alton State HOJpital for the men Meanwhile, Mr. Legar m h1s ~n­ :md M.n. Howar.d Roush, Letart sau!age and coffee aupper at the overturned wtlh him. Mr1 J K ta}l:y ill, according to Madison nouncement today notes he "thord•nmg room of the First Jiaptlst Smith ST. 1s unable to. attend the Route. CoUnty Illinois Sheriff's departoughly understands VIllage prob(burch §trviccs Jbut Mr. and Mrs Eul Camp Horseshoe representat1 ment. The sale of popcorn Saturda} lems and promise11: Proceeds are to go fLIT' rutmmcr Smith, uncle and aunt of the de es are sponaored by the Bend Ro· camping expenses and Scouts are ceased will go to Oak Hill for the by members of the Pomero) Fir'"Servace to ta::r:pa}ers w1thit 1 Criminal charges against Lan· tary club whlle the Boys' Stale .selling bckcts whJch may ailJO lx!• mens ASSOCiation and the Emer their means." funeral. der.a have been dropped by the Ill· represent.tlve is selected bY th' purehased at the cb.urch gency Squad netted ::t prof1t ot "Full cooperation with •ll vi\. inoia Court for ''auto theft" and American Leiion. $182 20 all of which has been co., lage departments." All you can eat for $1 for adult:; lbe U. 6. Army bas indicated that Representatives to the Girls and for fiOc for children 1s the of "An "Open Door" policy to al tr1buted to the Me1&5 c()unty Ct~.n­ . Landers Will be sent to a Service WASHiNGTON UP- Dave Beck State were 1announeed last wee': fer belng made by the Seoul!. C ct'!r Fund. t~.ecordmg to Ron Spr1n- Pomeroy e1tuens!' Holpltal aoon . and oflicers of hl8' big Teamsters They are, Manlyn Fogle!ong and \ MEIGS DINIRAL HOSPITAL "Economy in all phases of wit.. 1 ger, county chairman l,.anders rtcent(Jr was appre J\dmitted Saturday· Curt Lal· Union go belore the AFirClO Ethl· Shirley Lyons, both of Maaon C1ty lage operation." Mem~rs of the asSOCiation wh · b~td In Edwar&ville after he lance, Syracuse; George llelvart cal Pra(!Uces Committee today to Whllc Mayor Fisher declined to Henderson is a member of the part.ieapated m the Saturday sale wo"'nded In an auto chsae In Pomeroy; Michael Theiss. Racine answer cbara:es the umon ls domin- Wahlma White Fakon Band n wore Gilbert Freen•an, Horol~ "get 1nto pcrmnalitiea," wlth canwhich Madiaon County Sheriff Dan Sunday· Miu Clan Wolfe, Ra ated by corrupt infiuencea. . which be Ia a member of the ban I Eber.shoach, Jack Tbomas, Harrv didate Bradbury, he told The Dai-Parker killed ,durmg the line; Mra Sarah OWen, Middle· Some AF1..-CIO ofliclaJs e:zpect- council He is also a member of Watson. Dwiglrt Parker, Bob H~<' ly Sentinel today that two meum· ... , ebaae. port; Mrs. Lew Lewis. M1ddle ed the hearinas to reault ln an WASHINGTON UP-A joint C'J ' sell, Howard Mullen, Eugen' btnt councilmen wbo now publicly The 17-year-old yooth also fia:- port, Mary Wolfe, Middleport: eventual ~an for expu111on of Thespians, the schMl annual, and 1upport Bradbury have "been a gressional subcommittee has seht>- 1'rLplett and Charles l..egar will be editor of H t ~h Timet, the ured ln a jaU break from Metgs' Mra Louis Joltmon, Hartford, W Beck and Teamster Vice Pre~i· thorn m my 111de" every tame X duled hearmgs next month tha IC!hool paper ne,ct ycsr · Ct;~unty in early J•nuary of this dents J'rank Brewster and Si~ne)' have sought to put 1n some of my Va.; Charles Dow, Pomeroy. could set the stage for tax cull METER TAKE $194.25 year. McGlothlin is a member of the COLUMBUS UP-The Legtsla Disc'trar.~: Saturday. - Gu~, Brenna~ rr0111 the- l,GOO,IlOO-memThe subcommi\tf':e has calle 1 Parkmg meter collections Jut progresSJve program for llliddl& band, vice president of the Stu- ture bueklied down 1o a f1v&da) some of the natlq_n's leadmg ec;:t- w~k were Slat 25 ChJcf of Polict! port" Springer, TUppera Plah11; Kathy bet union, bluest in the natioQ. dent council, student condpctor work week today at the request of nomlsfJj and top government fis Leroy Bartrum sa1d today teamster Vice P.reaideot James {Contmued on Page 'I'hreel LICINSI ISSUED McDaniel, Cheshire; Mrs. ·flauilr R. Hoffa, Indicted lor bribery, or the band. Both boys are mem Gov. C. Wi1ham O'N-etll m a mov£ ::al off1eers for a review of the U A marriage license Jl.as been I• Bridgett. Pomeroy; Suoday· fiUed throueh the Jor.al Probat' Wilma Stobart, Pomeroy; Wm could come In for aolne ot ...the bets of St P•ul'a Lutheran Church to wind up bu~lnc.ss bv May 24 S. economy. Previously the h;~1slators have • C'9Urt to John J. kussell, 19. Bradford, ~ld~l~port; 'M'n. Ettu •arne medicine as the buge A"ft,. ln New Haven and arc acUve ·:1 The subcommittee plans to alk CIO teekl to make good en Itt wort there. 1 been R"JOUrning for the week Pomc!oy, AEO operator, ancl Juli.) Brooks, Mlddlepor~ F.d Wmt!ger. the econom1sta 1£ they be he\'· plcdtifc that labor will clean ils Miss Roush ls ~lso a member each Thursday ~ Marie Seylef, 17, P()mcroy, stu Pomeroy, Clarence Freema,n, Mid own house of eorrup_t infiuences. of the band and Will be head ma 'axes should be eu~ <ond--1f soS()me of the mo~t Important bill ~ dent dleporl Beck planne!l to read at the jorettc next aeuon She , \s also pendmg before the lawmake •1 vltat grm1ps shoold receive tiw ·~---------~-~--~~----- opening or today'.!! hearing a state- active ld ~he Future Homemaker~ may come ur for actiOI' th1s W£'ek :hie£ beneftts ment drawn up Sunday by his un· of Amertea chapter of W•h11ma The pubhc ht:'arm~t>; {'()uld 'Jf' Amon~ them Is the new versio 1 An osltmated haif·a-trullion tomato plants have been d.. 10n's 13·man Execut1ve Board, of a11d is achve m church af£a1n :t of the crnsorshlp bill whtcb W\1 ~n Important (actor m determm strayed m Meigs County making necessary wholesale reset.o whleh Beck 1s a member. The tile Vernon EUB Church be eon~idcrerl tonight by tbe Se.) mg future congressional tax slra' board did not d.iaclose the nature ate EducatiOn Committee Tht> egy A nu-mber of mnuenllal Re ltng, tt was learned here tod,ay Truck fanners of the Letart Falls area, wbo may be producpublicans and Oemocrn~ have exof the statement 'lew propn~al sponsored by Se tomatoes in many mstances for the last year in U~57, said. mg However Beck has said he would of tax rchef n~xt pressed hope Ddb~rt Latta R-Bowllng Gre~n . attend the AFL-CIO hearlnas only a shipment of 350,000 plants bas t>een oruered in and reaet1.1nuary would aulhonze the a~torney gcn \ D~~Velopment of potential industrial sites will be taken to see "if our rl4bts wJll be given to mvestlgatt an)' objectio , f'ral The hearings will be con~ucted ting probably will start Thursday. Farms with low lying land eooaideratlon in the routing of new highways under Governor recognltton.., He demanded ':Jv the subcommattee ••n f1scal po! were hardest hit. abic movtes C. William O'I'ileill's 'highway program, according to an an· t~at the committe~ m~ke detailed 1cy of th~ Joint Congresstonal Meanwhile, according to the Umted Press, frost during the U!eusations and guarantee fair Douncemenllodaf by highway chief Charles·M. Noble. Eeonomic Co.mm1ttee The sub- mght and early morning today cauSed widespread damage to . MARKET BPQRT Highway loc~tions, particularly when they will run near procedures. committee is beaded by Rep Wil bur 0 Mills D-Ark, an mtluen fruit orchards and early plantings of vegetables in Northern ex1allll8 railroad linea, will be placed far e11ouKh from the rail CtNCINNATI UP - Produce: to allow fpr the development of potential industrial proLEWIS IOUND OVIR The long-awa~ted break on ex, !:gglf, weak, neat pa1d at .farms lJal member of the tax-wntmg Ohto, ~rt)' lying between the highway and the railroad whenever Sher1111n E. Lewis was fin d actly whleb industrial giant plan- for U. S. consumer whitE:s and House WaYs & Means Comm1tle' The U S Weather Bureau warned there was a possibility of ,'prJ!CUcal, Noble said. 145 ~nd costs an a ehaTgc of rec'· ned a Letart FalLs expansion came browns, A jumbos 3().33; A larJe Among other thtng~ the group more frost in scattered areas of Lake Erie tonight. But foJ . The Ohio Chamber of Commerce and numeron<i!.Jocal plan- lell ' driving ~~y Mayor c. 0. th,is 1'lornlna to The Dally sentinel 27·29i A mcdmms 25-27, A small Wlll want to know whaf IS the out most of the slate the coldest weather has passed. ·r ~ ..,.. Fitbf'r Cif Middleport Saturd.a" AetuaUy, It came, and went But B large 2.~27, FOB, whites look of the nation's economy £or The trend ts for gradual rise in temperatures Cor the w~ nbtg groups laaye advocated to Noble that th~ Highway De· nlgtlt and bound over to the gra11d it was good ror a round·sized laugh 20-22; and brown.!L, A large 38-34; mcdJ· the rest of the year and how mue 1 although the mghts will continue cool ~ partment avoid locating new hifbways so close to the railroad lury When he plead guilty to tak and was the latest m what prom- um 30-31 , B large 30-31. of a budget surplus t& m prosped lndtcabons were the dry weather will continue thrlllllill lines that what .could be excellent lbdustri&l plant IocaUons, ing a car owned by Eva Mrrie iaes tlit be a series of "announceChtcken!!l, fryers firm, :n\it Jb. as- a T"esult of eultmg the budget with both rail and. highway facilities at hand, are destroyed o', nt without her content. :Bort(l menta" of such breaks to thla most I1·191fl., hens, heavy 13-15, l1ght, most of the week. was aet at ~ Lewis atruek 1 lntereated newspaper Albert Hill Jr. plans to reset 30,000 plants and Glli!OJ~e 1().11 k f f or I ac 0 room. Clrf Friday afternoon ln toNn The revelatiOn dusclosed that inSPIRITED SALE Butter, 90 score '71 Adams and his brother, operating a nearby farm, lost all In announcing the new highway IocaUOn policy, Noble clriven bY Mrs. Jame!!l B. Titus, 8tead of one "lug plant" coming SYRACUSE. N Y UP-Mr~ 000 of their plants by frost pointed out that Jt is simply sound thinking and plal)llinr RuUand RD. to Letart, three omaller but st1ll Kenneth C Stehlen would hke to there is no firm figure on the number of While buy Which will benefit both local communities and the state as a important lndustrie11 were to start back her $40 blue topcoat 1! FIRE CALL whole. , ~ARDEN CLUB MElTING conatructlon soon. Each is to be she can fmd the pureh;~.ser Whtlc plants set out in the Letart area, a conservallve estim.~•;'il"i.; ~~-~~ Minor damage was repofled helping at a chlU'<'h rummage sa:~ the number frozen would be around 500,000 farmers 5 0hio is arowing fast, and has a tremendous growth potenTbe Wlndlna: Trail Ga!dert Club powered with ao1ar energy. 11 Sund~ty evenmg At 7 p m whe· tial. To insqre that It's full potential will be realized requires will meet tht.~rsday eventn~ at the While thi• was immed1ate notice the Fire Department wa9 called to Friday, .Mrs Steblen placed her Cabbage plants, somewhat tougher, were 11Siowed t~al We p'•'- •••e~·"• and ~peratively f•r '•dustrial devel• hom, ol Ht•. GeOr(e Hemeo, ol to "be on auard" lurther Inquiry the home of Judge Cedrle ct.. ' eoat on a ehalr When next she few isolllted cases, but suffered no serious damage, .,. -+'>1 "t" .LLW,r wv .v w Hemlcx:k Gr-ove. ljembers are to 1bowed that one waa to b& a to- when a motor of tbe d18hwuhe· looked for tt she round a colearned. . opm~I-WJ*n !!!~ mo<e aDd better JOb!! lor more Oluo !»;;n1 a hWI' 111d aa old pune and tqlto plant, another a cabbaae was ovq,rbcatcd. worter had sold 1t for 7~ cents 1 • WOf.ets,1' S;lli!"' ., ~, ~ ' ' ijat: J<c .-.ii' plant and tho third " potato plant. Scouts Pancake, Sausage Supper Will Be Tuesday Legislature On New Five Day Work Week Sked "· Sale Of Popcorn Nets $162:20 For Cancer Campaign Schedule Heann•, ty Of on P0SSihili•'ons Tax Reductl Frost Damage To Tomato Plants Is Heavy In Letart Falls Area I 'into ' ' • IY UNITID Plllll Hloh ....... 5U4M-.64" ..vthw..t. hw tMitht Sl LiH.Ie Interest Sh·own New Highway Routes Will Favor Industrial Locations-. O'Neill ' on White. 14 1/2 - 22 1/:L ' Weather Pomeroy·Mlddleport, Ohio, llondiy, lolay O, 1957 NO. IS 1 ",·s ~ skirt. ~ua ar IIUI ' • • . .' Deweteill'o 'l'lle I•Nt-e • . , Tile ............ A.-. w•• Sheer <P!t Oms, rh}nfltone buttotu <:, £nka Shafr with multi- .. ·. with my -very :own· ' Savings .Account at ..... VOL IX at w•• .. II .. !DAd~ ID 'ClreulatloD • Beck On Carpet Before Union'sEthical Group I' Your e !11 Local Newt Orville Landers To Be Sent To Mental Hospital I J .!1 Mn White Of Nort}\ ~th:·~~5 l:se~r~m~o~n~~=:~Ou~I~~O:f~O~~~-~~~~r~o~.~~~'iin~t~O~I\7~· ~·~M~r~•~·jJ~ac~k~o~m~o~n~ln~v~e~n[le~d~lt:afte~r~ill:tij~·n:g~o:n~a~o~t~h~e~~~F:o~rk~o:l Bechtel, Theo Neutzhng R·ST ! Mrs. Harol.d Lohse 1 Is Bridge Club -!' Hostess Thursday i 14 112 - 22 1/2. ( I l • Powder Blua. 8 Bil Full-Width Romovable Allllllimun Sbol- • Handy Removable Holt Shell • Doep Full-Width Poooelain Hydrot.or • 81idlns (lbU1 browv • H~ Super Btonp Dooo witb llu!~Computmont and Fi,. Romovablo Shoi- • • - . :! Makes Change In Meetina Date ·· lfa lila • • ~ t ., I' c ALL·Niw Frigidaire Valual · • Edwirrl s GllllDoh.... was 1 bu.ameaa v1sitor in Middleport this wee'i! Guy Gilkey, Who i.s emplo)'ed 1D Columbut.s11 a W¥kend gues t.s of hia mot , Mrs Jane Gilkey Mr a Mrs M S McAllister Con poll a, are weekend gues ~J. of Gene ate ' C r Jiibbs, Meass-GaJlla Mt~.so l' Scout Olsrh'Ct tllainuan. waa •:1 Hun t10gton Monday night Lo at tehd an Executive Board meetin~: Sherman Buskirk Jr hu bee · returned home from Holzer Ho ,· pita I Mrs Howard Oatley 18 111 with ~ary Shrine 37 ) I' •• terfleld reprf;Hnted Eva.n~,tllne Chapter, OES. when they attend· ed Jnspoctlon of the Athens Cha• ter Fr1d1y ni.ht: Mr.s L. W M'eComa.s taucht lhe Thlf'd Grade this week for )rtre Mary Sllrble, :n, order' Ernest Covert who Wll ~llled to Fa1rborne by the audden death 1' tbe Wbitt Shr.lne of Jeru.s.atP.~ her mother-in-Jaw, Mra. Arthur will meet FrtdaJ, Ma:r 31, ln~ of Kay 10, their rea:ular mee~ Covert, nla:bt, because ot the SuprJames Ruuell, Florida, a for· Sbrme in. Detroit, MieJd,-aa, dar-mer local re~adent, vlalted ilter lJW the 1Jeek pf May 5-lCKb. • • iJ Deleaatea of Mary Shrine to the! Frlday Mrs Curoll Swanson is spen.! Supreme Shrine will inelude ~~ ing tbe weekend with her husband Marie HawJdns, wofthy at Moundsville, W Va Mr Swan- Prtestesa, Stewnt Hawlc,ina. W~ son u employed m the construe· ma.n af Shepherd~t Mra. Kad~ Winsett. Noble Propheteu; ~ t1on oi the plant at Cresap. Eliubetlr Lear, PWHP. • .. Mr and Mn Jaeob Schafer •n~· daughter. DariJt, Columbus were busmess visJlor's here tOday: Stephen ~tewart, small son of Mr. and Mi'S. Norman Stewart, spent the Plllt wee'k: With his fa: lier who is employed 10 Colwnbu• Mrs Harold Lobae enterl.littedl Mrs G F Halley and daughter Mar1!yn, Beverly, were here Fr. her bnd&:e club, Thursday eve~~laJ day for a vl51t w1th friends Tbey at ber home, Cave St. •. - 1 accompamed Sally Sauer, who Pri:te for h~gh ICOI'e was aw:!J had been on a motor, tr1p With ed kl Mrs c. &. Blakeslee and them, to ll.flddleport Miss Sauer ond to Mn: Carl Bilikim. ! Refretbrnenfl were W"ved byt, has been on neation from the of f1ce of the Ohio Fuel Gu OJ.m l· the llosteis t'O Mrs Rolland Neut. hng Mn. ~Joho Moore ·Mrs Blat.\ •nY slee, Mr'l. Charles Mu.llen Jr., lll'.t· Sehm Blaewtez Mn. Billkanl an4 Fot.D':J; c; CHAIR C Mrs. WUliam Clark. -::...! HICAGO - The first folding camp chair was bunt 50 years ago this year. The late Joseph SalA Jtr41:am bt Cloliforqia is '. I'm doing .. all .~ 1\'o oii110'11'-0VW)' Inch of It-from new &roty. Sool Latch lA> ita oolor py llltarlor. With lhe ....... a- Look lbl.ltroaolonno - kit.chonl H~r!Jert mumplJ and her '«ln, Kevin, Js also W at their home on Grant StneL Howard Grant, brotber of Mrs. Fr-.t Grosan, underwent major surcery at Meaas General HGSpital Thursday . The nanety-11Itb bJrthday o' Michael Carroll w 1 s c,lebrated Thursday at the home of Alra Wor· ley Howell and family, Mr. carroll was born U'l Syi'OJ.cuse. Arnone the tr1end1 who aUent.l ed the funeral ot Urs Arthur co_. ert in Sclotav1lle Methodust Cbur· eb Thursday were Mr and Mrs Rleharcl Chambers, William Fe ., Frank Vaughan, Violet Andcr~on. Sally Priode, Arnold Grate l!lild the Rev John Elwood Fr1ends and relat!1 es of Mrs Thena Brunker, former loCal r". ldont, have learned tbat she fell r~ntly a n d fractured a vert..t brae. Mrs Brunker 1s livmg lA Marietta oow. The Rev and Mrs c Raymon Konknght of Heath Methodi,t Church attended the District c 0 , 1 rerence at the Franklin Avenue Portsmouth Church Thursday a[ ternoon and evening ).fr and Mrs.. Terry Gallat:her IJ'Id babv daughter have moved tn t~- u M •""' A "'c aster apJl'tmant ell d M G 11on Brown '~~' em lovenue d b"1anth Nlr. b01a1 agher 1 P ye e c B l:ery Mr. and Mrs. ;Jame.s Arnold VISlted , reeently w 1 ' h a former neighbor, Mrs Carl Jones, Pontiac, and -also vuited In Canada. -- .' !1!1111( Middleport Society ao: - ~~ •• . : .: .i• dleport , the Rn N 0 Rordon, p. . Jt 7 30 P M Cbun:tl. of thtl Nauren.. lyr• tor. Bible Schoo! ll 15, Arlena pootor. Reese, sup1 , Mornm1 worlhip, lhlp 7:30 p m Ronnle Eqleton, . _ Ro, K. W111J...._ min1Aer, Charle. King, Blble Sunday S.:hool 9.30 A al lloroma 10 30, BTU 6 p, m ..~ . ) ~SeDUnel, Pomeroy-lliddlepor~ 0 ., M~ 4, 1957 . __ __,.---. .. Three Plants Scheduled For Letart Fails b•• uDe 1 'f :ae •• ' . >,; \ '- ~~ • 'I '-"" "J �! ' t-Dftll,y SaDUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 6, 1957 A""-t--"1--.f" - ""' .. - - -· The Daily Sentinel ~RESTS DiVOTED TO OF MEIGS-MASON ARM • RICHARD I. OWEN - G2NERAL MANAGER RIYIIDLD I. GREENE - EDITOR Jlatlolial 1~ represeutatJve. BotUaelll.Jt1mbaJ.L Inc., 343 a.taatoo t..•e., New Yolk City, • Ff!tD.frY MIIITttflt The Return Jouoth•n Me1gs Chapter, Daughtera of the AmerJ. can Revolutlan, wdl meet Friday ·~~'"J:;':~~ 8~at the home of Mrs C ll with Mrs M D !Iart· Giles as asLOWeD Jf""rowdl be an charge or the muiJleal program. 16, N.Y. .1\'!lblotertered u aeeond claa malllni matter at tilt! JOst office at Pom • .0]",. Subscription rates Delivery by carrier wbere avaUabJe 30 ~ntl per ~ ono :ow lo advance at The Dolly S<JI)Igel office f1MO 81J !\ODq.,.f!-80: J!!~ -e mcm"'" Sl. u3 montlis, $3 90 B)' motor route where available: mlilll one year $8, slJ month!, $4.25· three montba, a.so· one month, 11. J _ ' Ptiblbhed every afternoon e:teept Sund.y by The Ohio V.,iJey Sen lhl<odll. Ine., at 110 Mechanic St:.. Pomeroy, 0 . Busllleu o!fice pbnue HI torial oUiee phon• 397. You Cong'enitol Non-Voters, Don't StretCh Your Luck too For ' OnJy mumctpal offices are up for ehmination of asptranU: In metttD,.,. ot the wel:l.n~saay Around and About 8entlev and Carroll Wnght Harr 1~ on and Naomi Bentley, drcttls A Hutland lo Albt!Jt M Andy Wrl ~~:ht Carrie Wrleht, 6A, and Pt'rmella A Cox loteph1ne J'kken... rt or way Hutland to William Bentley Robert Hartenbach sheriff, IIA Olive to Mariell.a Elc('(rlc Co ' Rutland to W1lliam Bentley Lilly 8 Christy, parcel! Chester George G , Flora V Aureha J1lng to Margaret E Chrh t.f Roberl L C''lnt!J adm, Stella Ccor)le F Bmg, Adm. parcels Hoffman, d~ , lots, Middleport, to 8.-dtord, to Emmett and Hobert Hawk William and Flora Dl'lle Gruc&er Anna 8 Sanborn Iolli, to Earl Goth Town11cnd, dec ccrt of 1ra.n• , Sclpw, to Nada A , John F TownBend, .Hazel K Stanley and Lor.ne F. Scott Jame1 W and Frances B Brew lnaton, lot, Middleport, to James 1... Heniher A. E Barton dec. Rutland, to Mabetrnd Ronald Barton. Dorothy Welt, F'lorence Tedrick and Mary Ekhohn Mabel Barton, Darothy B, El· mer D West, Ran aid and Nellie Barton, Mary and Garden c Ek harm Ernf'!ll K and Florence B Tidrick , 1 41A, Ruttand, to Georse H Prall Mabel Darton, l~lhA , Rutland to Ctorge Prall Robert Coats, Adm Edith Stder1 dec, correction deect, Salisbury, to Jeu Frasier Delmar Herbert Whaley and !ve- Lewh Housh Pomeroy Mabel V and Thomu A Cleland 271\A, Sulton, to Jlomer W and Ruth M Jaccaud Franklin H. Norris, dec., cert tor tranw, Letart, to Uura E Nor11! Ernestine Norris Glbso", Betty Ann Norris alid Franklin 11 Nor· rl_. Jr l.ewiw and Ruby M•~ Maller, parcelll Letart, to Fred M Link truRiee ' Bart Mlllt'" parcel , Letart , to Fred M Link John F' Hundley, dac , ce(l or trans, Pomeroy, to Helen R fland. ley, Earl And Bartha 0 Robln•on, 200 A , Letart. lo Fred M Link trus- t.. • M'nninli D Weblter, 85 A, CCJO lumbla, to Oeorae and Ethel Rad. !)on !I Wholey, Ill A . Bodlold, to ekJn. Everetl H. 1nd Helen Damewood Floyd .11nd Naomi Brlckltl Phyllis Joan Southern, 87 A, parccla, Sutton, to Erneat L Jtutland, to William Lawrence and Damewood Claronce E, Kathleen, Bettj Lou :!lylvla Wilson Baraaret A ... nd Paul We'rnor Earl H Deal?, and )Jetty Lo~ and June A , ' and Robert L P'r)', Jot; Gordon H. ChevaUer, Cheater life ' ~utton, to Marvin Swan and HUton ••tate lot, to Norna Dean Mobei, P. S, Olen D o~d Mol'!' Wolle. Clyde G and Autle MIHhone, Hd-te1ter, lot, OUve, to Everftt L. Perry A and Oladyt RIJI'· Iota, and 8tt.liah G. Sfhultz. E A •nd Carroll Dodderoi, 71,1 Sutton, to Mll'vln Swan and Hilton A , Pilve o/14 r P. ~d Btmo Dye Cb'orlO. A. Kllible, cfec , lflld ~ola 'l!'d C W Bright, 43 36 A, lor tuna, Olive, to Nellie .E WIISalom t~ ~lair Taylor, . Veill(i !Jollper a~ Wm Llnnbl11• .On Uwlt J rrrct llltlt Smith, lots, l?'DA, RuUand , too Homer and Bet. Pometo)', to Altr.d E and Helen ty Jean PUtlr. ~ollplt Grueter, 80A, R~.rt;lahd, to 0 !uacbel, st Wolfe Ro7 t and Reva J Snowden Oaoar and Zeldo Webtr l!ltbt, Clltlter, 10 O~io Nel t_.., <roo CIJ. ~ rrtd A. Sbtftel, Jot, loliddlfpoit Chorletlilld Vli'fo;!iTyt.T, ft 72 A . Solem to C•f11 'f)o._r. Georae a IIJd ltbll Radekin ~,A. Columbia, ta M•nnlaj D' Web1ter. Clllrljl a. Eri>)'tti, pot<!~, CheoSidle Jf. Janea, C B. Jont•, Lota, lor, lo Mlldrf'd Luetllf limn~. Roymond 1: C..tlir, ft A. Bed· lilllldlepon, to Mldtlle(IOI1lloard ol lord, to Mary Lblt Clldfter. --~c:aUon, , Raymond C. Cqotrlel, MA SoH ,., ICiicltJIIno H;euel, Jol, 1'omerof, ,. Robert 8. COiteJ and Ctirrloite ilb.ury, to Mal')' Lou to SidH lot!oo. ' CUekl1 Edward J., J'recla S'ml ' , o , aar Lebanon to Rutland, to Lawrerac:e ran Mar. fl'ret Sn'lltft. l.twrenee 1ad TeAle Well•. Olena and Katl~ J!!Van!l' lA hrry A Jlllp, oudltor, lot 7, Sallabufy, to t.wriaee aDd ;,led~ IIJJlton, to 1obn Rlc~nload Ltn1 Weaver, Jf A Suttan, to .Reed. Lola and C W BriJht, 100 A, Roa IRd Mutt Norrlt. "'""'" .,. cr.., a Shollfl'. 1 'Ill Salom, to 0. W a-nd Ruth t Me• coate1. .. l&va Wellt, .QA:.. do\lfo, J't •·• Rq.tlan~ to Harrv Sboemabl' Joeob W. iftd Urlolo If. Qroen , I. II; ,o'ljj oltyor lilA ~UJd 114 rdf pi P.2'7, Ollvo, to Wit· lfiA.. Rutlofid, td PfiiiHp E~ward and Cbril\en~ Mtllewt liot\rt Doll! 8 •nd' Louloe Porey Roymonct Q~ Afl Hall. )lrctll, Hermq P. 1ad Edna M. Hoffner to Robert and Jilarit Mr.rfl~t. Pomoroy, lo B'ertha ! . Cario- Pomeroy, rll <liJ. /oM C. Campbtll, dre., allld. Of MIITtfiO ~ID l,tt~; CoiUmbuo, to Be~o CII!Jp' The Ml7 ,,eellnl-01 llle ~lllht :r-. I ,_.«IBtt!Unii•r. dee. i~mutltnt ~r,·.:.n1~M~b~.t..:n ...,, dtc!., Albert .Bentlty, dec., Thuradu evenlnJ ~ltf! cnrrfnt year a'~te'rno'on qt o'clock. on two TO;-:M"O;-ii-;t'~"'·f""'w"'I,-'D"'i<"•7so-A y Can~b~nees I>ough Be You 01' 11.30 12·00 530 Cartoons H5 New• PiCture 600 Su~linan 6 •30 '\'{eatherta~ 6 35 Sports Eye 6 45 NBC News 700 Pi'oduetr, Showcase 830 Jtd~rt kontgomery to:so New• Heaclllnes II OF A TO MtET Ttie Past Councilor• of Tbeodarus council, oaujhters of Amm-iea, wlll meet Thutllda)' evening at the fu;une of Mrs. John Smith wfth Mrs Bentz Wolfe, Mrs Fred Des. sauer and Mrs Walter Walker as eo-hostesses. EMEI.GINCY • truti !tare htm that f~ h! just that way lure .II_ a~ CALL • 10:40 Nntewatah. 12:00 ;onl&h~ , 100 SII[I! ,Pf!, , . _ _ - POSTPONID MONDAY 11:~ Ouldtnt.~Jht 12:00 lttte•; ltl«i en Mrs. Fannie Varlail, pre.ucleilt 12.30 As the Ward Turns the Heqelt of Fatlhful Circle Sun~ay SChoo) j oo Our Mlsf ll!'oo~s SWbeMt.te'fl Clau announced today fhc po~t­ 1:30 Housepmy t!lii ol llri!t ponement of a soCial planned for 2:9(1 Big PayOff l!b. Friday, May lD ttfrUl 1 lat~tt date 21~_30 Bob Crosby Show ' ' 3:00 li<IChter Day II 9w F~ nirt i, ff•e believer AT STAPF MEntNG 3 15 Secret Storm f! I; llkfl7 fftillollllfd;. lo do what T.il!, ROv ,ad Mrs. C. E Ho't Edae of Nllhl the W~s~Hrt ,fbJ1fl-ifHII "honest and Pl'lr.! Paul Smart were bi. 3:lJO f;tltl Tbe Early Show buslneu" with devout Mohamm~ Gran valle today to attend a Cov T· 5.30 Your Euo Reporter danS" beduse yoU: 1just don 't CJIIOr Sla(l mdtjng r.Jo ila)>tt I ronnt is a r.enan In Jua world Summer Camps Mri Hoyt Is Dir- S 45 Sports Parade Jr. hh f'trafn, ·yo\f j'cr~ a~n·t there ector or the Junior-Righ Qamp S M Weatherman A pitt between MtJilfltW and unbe- !rom June 1'4-20 M'r Hoyt wiJJ b" tf 00 Action he·ret W'Owuld be no rft.Wre binding Dean o( Boys and Mrs Smltt 8 15 DOuglu Edwards 8 SO Robln Hood lhan 1f th e d1sclple o! AIIah had will be a CounciHor whackmg a stranger or throwing mlly ot Allah, he IS umted n made a deal wtth a pariah dog ' '1 00 Blttn1 tt Allen a (cut It Is nece&'lary consider d'n'~ thJ11f The Ark of GovMBut ttiare II one thfn1-a thmg NIW UAII1'1CIAN 't:'SO T•ten~ iCOU~ the one Arab, wht>thcr the AraU t o.rit'e<ri!Cerfts him not His UU 1 f l1'b1Cb rnafl( tecent 1\ienis haVf' Mrs Georre Vaughan awner of S 00 I•.r.ctverbl_, h 1~ Na.sser or a camel-herd nlfmt! I JH l~"i bollca lly m lhc Kaaba stone demonstrated Thue hre so many the Vaughan Beauty Salon, Da ~ 8 30 December Bride Mussa m Me~a scCUJ, trl~s. nations, uU with dil Building, 306~ North SeconJ 9 00 SfudJo One The Moslem believes 1n one God Although u'nlfed lor cternit 1 rl'ring l'leflnltlon:l or cu.natfts an ' Avenue, as announcing the addl 10 00 UP.to-ttte.MJnute News Allah und In Mohammed hi.IJ pro 111 the House of Alluh the Arab <l•ligiOills, that tho much·tllltccl phet and m heaven and hell , and on earth IS first a lnbc_o;man of Pan-islamic alliance ig a phy ~l­ t10n of Mu1s Myrtis Parlter, :J 10 05 Scanning the Weather in ho1 rs of prayer ond really ra first a clansman, aftez bemg nnf ea' impossii)Jlity You might a· fl'Rduate of Southerton Bbuly 10 10 Tile Late Show Academy, to her stair Mm parkIher sample law!! e oncern~n g con of course, the head of hz~ 1mm • "'ell try to unite Ireland er has received her ~rtilicatt• duct In that he resembles hh diate hm1ly The Tar,~tm prey o 1 from the St&te Board of Casmeto· And an the meanttme, I suggest ct•uslns the Jew~. w1th whom he the Bedoum, and vicf' vrrsa Old and is quahried to opera:c lory a cheap tra nslnt10n or the Qurar., (lght.a, and with most people wh\1 Jbn·Sa ud bore the nears of a thou the Relax·a-eizcrr, is a spe CHANNEL 13 MONDAY b1 lleve In God Almighty and set sand bottles arainst hi~ brothers or Koran , ss must resd1ng for the ch,l feature or thewhich Salon • 11:89 Sl.tln On up law~ for livmJ: m Allah For scores or vcars, the Slate Department boys Until the). Noon News fully comprehend the depth or But the Arab, the Mo~lem, h ~q fo'renc h use() the Clerct> tedheadc' SURGICAL' PATIENT Ne(J:hbors one very Rtrong thing In con- Berbers ot the old Ghoul to keep Insh'AIIah--"as God wllls"--we P.frs Reynold Greene, 170 M~l L1beraee aren't even close to any solutJon Ju nction with our Prf'sbvlerlau , the Fret\('h Moroccan~ Ill hnc berry Ave, Pomeroy, U a !Curio The Feminine Tou~h When he say11 " tns h'AIIah" 0' The threat of death or the nr Jn the M1d~l c Eas.t cal patient at Holzer Hotp1tal Alternoon Film Festival 19ft?, hy United (Copyright, "EI mektoub mektoub ' he h1H fllct1on of pain mtans nothmg to Room No. 234 Life With Etluheth Feature Syndicate, InC') Cu,toon. Club SADDLI CLUI MIITING Mickey Mouse Club LANGSVIT.LE The Rlvervaew Saddle Club l!lr.:. t'"Jii r'i !ll~l!: Five Star FJnaJ A~IIOSI Mr s.nd Mrs G£!ne Schweitzer, DOWN 11.'-! i :;! 1 •l'-, 1~1 [0:[T]i114 ,I l.J'ood John Ualy News I.Orumble Columbus, were a:ue~tl or Mr WJH hold thear regular mel!!tio1 Nadler ;:U .:JI -t i•Jl-J mn 1-l~<J 1 1 Tue~day at 7 30 p m at the Ob.· (lianl') Wire Service 2 Sounded, r~,t-=Jf. J -4.:' and Mr!i Cash Braley Sunday Ill Prairie 'J.'I ~ hnger Stables, I JowtJl> :H ~1:•; :L11-1 · : .mn aa a ben VoJce of Fireatone Mr and Mrs John M11ler anti wolve• r:1' 1 'J l~'Wqf.l! ·1 MOnth 3 lndiR.¥. Press Conference 18 Pigpen ~~~ · :.lr.!lld ~''-'l:lflrJ famtly near Clrctevllle were the 9 HaranJUt f , Qod dt 19 Ran f'l ~· J U. ~ I ~1:1 {.J f:l Top Tunes and New Talent iUUts of h11 father, Donley Mal 10 J'rench pleat lire n :n 1 ~~~·; ; •)'•lflll ll :l Q away ler and hts aunte, Ethel and ralnter Sheriff of COt'!hlk!! tE,Y]It) ••J TJI:il_• 21 Asleep :-'11i1 Hk.I Dalsv Maller, Sunday u . &man l · H~1 1~ I;.HJI:l ::l i"J I. WIIJ> News of the Nleht 22 Moum- 1!~'~ John attencled Sunday SChol•F ~j [lll;.l."ll ~ l•ll;l:'li:1 V dato mtaht Tbeatrl!! 13 tut ,J i11 141•J ~r ; :f41·~ at the Lang.IIVUle Chur<:h, e stupid 23. Way. Mr and Mrs. FNnk Bralfly al'l • toJiow Jlr;te (1111111). family, Harr11burg, were ~J~e.sts TMothtrot hotel 1:1. Altulltd 15. Tradnman of the Mtll~r hmUv Saturda)' lrilh JOdi 25 FreVI :stt Poker ltlke (dtrop. Not whole• :.& o.. tWt.. Rev Ray Biddle fllleJ his l'fJU· 38. Sllwr cola lory) Jar appointment at the CorigMg,... t7 llallbla tina) 11. Publlo Sl Decor•tlve 29D......U Uonal Church, L•nisville, Sun· 31.A.~ Oftl ~ notlce matt)'fl.l doy 30 Rldlcu!tl Ill. .,... r. - tht . 9 00 Romper Room 10 M The PJ'lce Is Rleht JD•!O TrUtH O't CcYC!IfCitl!'lfeel 11 00 Tir Tat Q_ou,dl J. H 30 It ~e.uJa 8e \'ou' 12 00 Current 1~ My Little Margie UO T&fine!~ l!llnle DO • ~aflnee Tfaeafef Q~een fflr a Day Modern ltO)llances Comedf. 'fJme :Movlet me l5·30 CartoonJ 3 OQ 3 48 4 00 t 30 5.45 6.00 6:!10 Murray Partt 600 JBp(l Wyl(lan Show 8 30 Circle Theater I! 30 oo A'Mal) CaiJed X 10•3(1 New11 Headlmefl: I0.4tt NJtewatch 12 QO TO!liJht 1:00 SIGN OFF . -·~' TUESDAV 700 Captam Kangaroq 74!1 CBS Morning News a u.u.. . . . ,. Ut. rtlltt 28. Oii'JP""l(ll SpUetnr piA ....... .........,. • (<0110<!.1 800 Mornmg Show , 900 Garey Moore 930 Arthur Godfrey Str1ke lt Rich. 1100 Vahant Lady it t5 Love of Life . l 1130 Search tor Tomorrow 114!1 Guiding Ll.tlhJ 10 30 12 00 Kat1e'.. Kitehen 12 ao As the World T\irns 100 Our M1ss Brookl 130 House party 200 B1g Payoff 2 30 Bob Crosby Show 3.00 BrJghter Day Secret Starm Edge of Night The Early Shaw Your Esso Reporter Sports Parade Weatherman JO ....1117 IS.IIadiJr Jf, CIIJ (N. 1.) Je. Nourtlh II. Not !oUCfl Mafgs Collilty Ntwi 31. AJlbc at. luburb WJEH of Lt>odoo UOrook (.Mia) 7 30 !'nvate ~·~~l•· 8·00 To Tell the Truth 8 30 Red Skelton merchant and contractor, and Dale Dutton, druggast Gene Grate JS contestmg with Charles (Pat) Murray for the clerkship and Jean Lama IS un./ opposed for treasurer The Pomeroy race Is no race at all Sax Republicans want IIIX seats. Three meumbents want to be :re turned They are Roy Retzmg nor Schaefer and R1chard E Jones New faces are Frankhn M Razer, Lcshe Fultz and Hobart Raub In November they w1ll face Don llu11en, Democrat, an mcumbent, anrl an Independent, Max Folmer Edna Schoenletb 1~ running for tlerk and Elma Russell for treu- 9.00 $64,000 Question 9.30 Sp1ke Jo1les Sbow 10 00 UP-to-tbe-mmute News 10 OS Scanning the Weather 10 10 The Late Show urer. Primitive man mvented the mo· 11ale when he arrange(! pebbles on the fioar of has cave. says th_e Na tional Geographic Society Ancient Sumerians expanded the techmque, cementing bright stones to a base By 1000 B. C , Efyphans were fashaoning mosa1cs In the f&rm of glass jewelry. ~ runa ~bleb ~ldom c:am.e. lloai! IO'Ok !lrdle's advic.l ••4 A>ateheQ tQ a nFw batttDg 1tance wllf~ he cfed1ij /or has exceUefit ae~11'1 atart Wh."• twtP '' , j -- . lotttro .... dlltlhllt ..... . , till our eoUecea and untveraities. locte erhi• Mtallfi lo you, write for TnqF th... lnatttutlonaan do- a fi'M bootct.t ten HIGHER !OUCAtnj.Ttb.elt best to eope wtth • muhroomtac 4eman4 tor tdu· TION, ao. :16, n,.ea Sqva" $to. eat.ed men arid WOJDIL But thq tlon, New York 36, Ntw YorL fto IJIOt • A ~IJPto,.... lltloto- WXHTIJTLQWIAJKB YXLAH Hi lftLJD OJHA OAWIHRQ aa~CCRQY Bll.'l'LdJOJ' ~ Cl17P...IIOIOI ~ '1'115 ~~ 'I'Hll !IM\IOifl'IIOVtJ kuaat~•r.t XIII hll!liw, .;,,hi u • pdlicl Jttt'1'io• it~. eoapM"GtitlfJ. .,i(A Tl• Ad'wrtiftftl a114 UN NMpopq AdNtUtitt.f' Euetielt.::H Auoo(lltiott. On Ydur Rodio Dicil ....... Wilter face a crisis. For the preuur~ ofappUcationa keep11 mountiPa", facilitlea mult be expanded, and f•culty aa.larlu must. be ra1sed to a rupeetable leveL Insure your oeom)lany•s, and I IWLY Cli&YPlOQVOU: - ..... 11ft II WWIIIII AllYDL.4&:i:!! 1o LOHCti'.L£D'jf iorOM tottor ilmpl)o olaftdo tor lftothir. lA llilllllltriplo Alo , tlitJ lhroo l,'f" X tor tho two o•o, 11f. ~JqJ 0 totton, ~ lhl I~ 11141 toRII~IIOil Ol u\i .....a, 1rt Ill IJJAII. ~ ..____ You wouldn't dream f'lf Opel]tnaa: your buaineas Without 11re or accident. inaar1nce. Or lWJ.. MlitJ Insurance. I Then wh;,. not inllll1'8 your com- your country 11, future aaaet.s panJ't sreatut future Glad - by helplftl' the eolleaes Qr untoducatetl brainal verlitiea ot 7our -eholce-nowt Then'• onl:r: one place where The return.l will be &teatet bu.lrineu and lnduatr, can pt. than 7DU think. ' the trained brai'rla JJO vital to * * e * future pro~ss. That'• from Wyou waal to ~ow whot tht cal. u ........ . Oil The tire comes out of tts mold ready for installation on a truck except for painting and brandmg with the Rizer Otl Co , name and date. Because O! mbdern equipment one man can do thts JOb, as well as placing the casing in the mold By CHESTER TANNEHILL Wtthin the last year Pomeroy has become a center !or a tlre cappmg busmess that is unique above sll others within 1 radms of 100 miles New, modern electr1e molds of the Razer 011 Company recapp· mg department have commanded attentian becauue only here as the same tread dept-h put on re-capped hres as comes on new tlres from Akron. The cappmg service has qwckly "caught on" with Meigs and Mason County firma ulri.ng trucks A heavy volume of passenger ttres lS processed each week as well Reeently equtpment wa• added to provade needed servace to farm· ers A section molrl makes It possible to remove a badl)l damaged part of a tire It bandies casmgLS as large as those used on the rear o( tractors Farmers get m real trouble when a tractor hre as cut and needs replacement Or repatr They now have a place close to borne to get Troy Zwillmg, nght, of Syracuse, and Harry Moore, Pomeroy, prepare to lower a heavy truck casing owned by the 1 Pomeroy Cement Block Co. into the world's most modern electric mold where matriXes form tread. ,.,.-.,...,..,I"T"C Both Zwtllmg and Moore can operate the buffer which requires more pure s k1'll th an any other operation in the Rt· zer re - cappmg department The bre, held mechanically on a horizontal plane lS moved laterally and vertically into 1 b ff u mg teet h on a revo vmg drum Close spedfications for each stze qf tire determme the amount of old rubber removed. 'Brain Insurance· . for ,Your~BusinessJ.~ Flgurea bear out Hoak's SUC!ttll ~ith bJs new stance. Hls 18 bJ(I mclude two home runs and flWI doublet, He has driven. in 13 rUQ$ be's w•Dfed 13 timeg and atrutk out only five ttmes ll.llloek•• ...tnr !hat ••. Kllld ot roc1a ... llajt 1 Eu1 Com Street, Pomeroy Olfloe Blltln: I 1ti 11, Z lti I. (CJote al Noon OD 'han.) •, •a. "ootd out celebrated lt.J 9th mde pendeMe da7 toda7 br diseloaang 1t had recelvbd in.a.Nive IUP,;tif ., of French armor and Jet plan!!l that could help 11vlna tilt! balanf!'! of power in the Middle Eut At the same time it. Navy urut 1 maneuvered ~ot Ell•t on the Gulf of Aqaba In a naval show that empha.!llzed l.lrael's intentton f(' san the ~~:ulf and which brousV words of war.nlnr !ram Jordan l~n~el took the wrap1 off ILl French mahtaTY aid w1th a parac!e at Tel Avtv which ahowed th lt more than 80 per cent of the 11raeli ~vy equipment wu fr01r. France Thirty 11x French-built Mystere jets tJuhed overhead-more than three timet the number l!nel ever had •ckDowledged recewln• .N W. COMPTON, 0. D. ' ...... IY UNtTID PRISI I Mr and Mrs FrP.nk Nelson. WH kesvalle, Mr a1id Mrs Edwoh~ Nelson and e-h1ldren near Saleon Center ~r and Mrs Ralph Mr Combs ' and Elatn Steel Dexter, Donley, Ethel and DIII'~V Miller Mr and Mrs orv1lle Kersey were dmner gUes-ts of Mr and Mrs Bolen at Rutland Sunday Mrs Guy Sw.adlev Mrs Ra R1Mic Mrs Cet:al Bolen and Mr~ Cash Braley attended the Congtt'· ~allonal Christian Conference at Litllc Kyger Church Tueaday Watd Kennedy spent the week end at the home of has son, Carl Kennedy and fam1lv Columbu~ Mrs Anna 1\.falter and oMrs Maggie Combs are at their home here for 1 stay Mrs :Malle"r w1 in the home of her nepbe:J, Bvron Alleill anrl family st Colu 1· bus the past v;mter Mr!l Combs was at the home of her daughter In C:Jhforma the last year and a hal! M'l' end Mr.s Maynard Dav1s of Chlrh•stOn were J!'U('S!s of Mr~ Combs and Mrs Miller Surnday • "' I French Military Aid To Israel Disclosed Today l.lra~el OPTOBIITRUT 811. ftornan JIIOJI'I' N.lll,!lwot I mildon authorized- by the Oblo State Leg11lature to t'!onstrut'!t resldentlal .tebool11 for the bhnrl and deaf of the State of Ohio, hu been a member of the Board 1f Trustees of Rto Grande Colleje smce 1941, and has been V1cc rremh:nt and Executive Comm I· tee chairman of that body !.incc 1948 Recently Morrow was n· polntE;d a& chairman ot a comm.t· tee to supervise au' rlet&ils eo!l• eermng the plannmg and develo ment of thlf new $460.000 00 g1rts' dormitory, D.1:1~1 Hall, whieh opened recently an ihe college ea.n pus 'I'he other members af this committee were Stanley Evans of ~ Galllpolil, Ohio and S:om Oury of WeiiJ+~ .. Ohio LANGSVILLE Douglas Edwardl 6 3() Against Property RevaJu• t1on Levy 7.00 Pb,il Sllvero Sbow 11:50 a. rw. letur tc. Palm teen years and directed a of heaY)' buildint: construction served as eha1rman of the com· er MHS athlettc and seholasbc .star, and now a .graduate engmeer, John Zerkle, experteneed councdman trom past years, Fred M Colhns, street commiSSIOner, Russ~ell Cla1r ~N~ls(\0 c:~l<·&rated h " Ba»e;o, retentty resigned Chief of Pollee, Clinton Fisher local pamt blrthda)'•()fl . Easter Guests we Action Credits Sound Advi~e On Hitti'Jfg With Shott Grip ··-rt AI for hil platform, Mayor Ftth· er u.id it is band on procre•aive 'overnmen( wblcb means, accordJnc to him . 1. Seeln& that more homes ue inade available m Middleport so that the tax burden can be I1Jht~ ened by more taxable property 2. Contmued improvement of streeta with 2 promJa:e to work out a mechanical st ·eet cleaner arranJement With Pomeroy 3 MaJntalmng, the cemetery on a sound perpetual care baJUs 4. Getting the J~Wlmmmg pool "in the black and keeping it there" l:i Cooper,.tlon with the Middle· port Park Auoclabon in completing the half finillhed park In the •outh end tContlnYfd from ,.,. eM) Three Meigs High DAILY CROSSWORD' ::·=- ou) w•• Federal Men 10 3 15 3 30 4 00 5 30 5 45 5 55 6 00 6 15 piP Pomeroy Is Area Tire Recapping Center Morrow as marrted to the fori., • er Grace Tulleys Cleveland an~ has twe sons, Ford R who as hea I of the Pubbc Relations Depart me11t of the Eastern DlVlat(ln of the Kaaser Alummum and Chtm cal Company at RavenswOod , 'N Va , and Max W, who Is usociat ed with his father m the Buck eye Furnace M'inmg Company of Jackson County and 111 General Man.ager of the Miami Gra.rcl when the present high school and Company located at ftlchmondale , arltl stadium waa built In the ]ale Ob10 The Morrow bmlly have 1930's. been known for generations for Fisher wa! defeated tw1ce !or Its community activities, nation3'· Meigs Count)' rcpresentatlve, once ly, slate and locally. by BenjamiD F Turner, and later by George F. Meinhart, the current representative.. He served two yean a.s preslrlent of the Middleport Chamber of Commerce Fish-(Continued from INII• one} er 11 now empJoyed by Raver Coal, neth Brewer, Jack Chapman, NorInc, West Columbta, as office man· ma Chapman, Donna C1rcle, Maraager. 1 Lvn Cleland, Tom Curtu, Jam Last week Bradbury announl.!ed •Deem, Larry Ebersbach, Robert tha-t if elected he would v1sit with Euler, Harold Faber, Beatrice Gil -every voter in town an~ etve them JUan, Douglll Graha~ Lawrence a ebance to register their opinions Grimm, BUl Harden, Clrroll Harrts on what •dminlsttation poHcy Dennie Hill, Larry Holter, Davtd ' altould be on whatever subject HyselL Pbyllls lble, Don Johnson, they maght chaose to talk about. Donna LeWIII, Leater Manuel, Joan Mlddleport't council contest Nevtlle, June Proffitt, Glenna Ran ma)' enliven voter interest 8.!1 12 dolph, Yolan Rhodes, Wanda Repubhcans seek SlX seats There Roush, Wayne Howe, Shuley SalJs no DemocratiC pnmary m ea- ser, Dwaln Sayre, Betty sellers', ther town Claud1a Shields. GeneV1¥'e Snyrler Tom Stobart, Avis Tbeus, Mlldred Incumbents are Ernest Covert, Traplett, Sh.trley Ward, , Jamce David Jenkins, Wayne Gibbons L Webb, pale WhJtlock, Theodore R. W1ley, David Mtfler and Robert Wlllford, Janice Wolfe and Rach McElhinney In the hsts to oust them are Lee Sm!lh, a local form- ard Young 6 35 6 45 7 oo 1\,rthur 7 30 Panic (c.ntlnuttl from F:laher noted that when he be· came m1yor tbe f1rat time in UH1 atreet lllhtll were tumed off for lack hf finances. They were relighted without additional levies "tltrotlgh economy," he saad. "Now," the mayor contmued, "we face the ume threat There 1s talk of the lights :aav1ng to be turned oil again" He md1eated 1t his belief economy meuures can be taken to prevent at The mayor served four years on the Middleport Board or Education WetfS•TV Chann~ 8 - - -· ----::::=t:=--- The M1dtlleport Emergency '1·00 Clptafn ICaRgJII'OO N5 CBS NEWS Squad was called to tbe Farst 8·00 !lbnilng Show Baptist Church Sund•r morning 9 00 Gm.r Moore when Mrs J 0 Leonard became ill While attendmg church. Mrs. 9·30 Ait1ri1r Godfrey Leonard was able ta return td hel" 10:30 Slrlt.ilt Rlell home without tre.tment by the 11:00 youant Lody Squad 11·18 LOve 01 Life lt·io &!ar~b for Tomorrow ~OCtAL 6 M S1gn On 7 00 Today ~ The White Rose Lodge, Aw:illary oE the Bro~erbood of Rail- (1:10 SoJ!!!e't. l; Fortune way TUintnen, will meel WedneS- 10 00 Badce 7J4 day at J go at the Wood'tnen's HaU 1 Catto Lumber Co 7 and 22 hun 10•86 1100 4!1! c~~~~~t.n; HoM Pomeroy and Mtddleport there hasn't been enough argurlient fo excite more than lhe habitual voters to the polls. It always has been a mystery to European observers how Americans can take their elections so calmly, In faet so quiet· IY that sometimes distinct minorities actually rule thi'06gll th• laziness of the maJOrity to vote. Other countrte~ hold recent memories of freedom, or the right to vote, recently won al the cost of blood and hardship. This nation, since 1783 has not had to lift hardly a small d;gltalln demand for freedbm refus· ed by a tyrant We simply have forgotten what the absence of freedom Js, having enjoyed it so lOng. Even the old Confederacy, which lou~ht lor its rljtht to car. ry op Its pecultar aristocratic soet~ty tn opposition to h e North just a little less than 100 yean a~o. has forgo ten Southern voters now are little more mteu'!sted in off.year t!lecllons than Ohioans, New Yorkers, or Calllor~ilans Yes, editors will not have to cudgel their available brams today for an editorial topic It IS handmade for us. Of course, few of us expect our gUttering prose to change a single atom of lethargy into a vote But we have done our duty to Democracy by "urging everyone to vote " Local newspapers perform a magnificent service to the~r readers by making It possible for everyone in their localities to be Informed of t'Ommunity problems This Ita• been possible only within the last 60 1<1 7~ years in America. It •emalns a novel thing of everyday living in most other countries with their controlled press policies, and low standard of living With Roborl Ruaric which makes lt impossible for small newspapers to live IIY ROBERT C. RUARK clolled the ledger trom bl1 cradle But with all the lnlormatton of town affairs, includinB fl. Mohammedans eome In ma111 to hit tomb. "Whtt i:Ji ~ten b nanctal dilemmas, tax questions, public neods, pollee achon shapl's colors, races and slze.t wrrttert," says l)~. ma " \tfttt w!JI and street and highway lsllues which the public is acquainted but for purposes or slmpllclty be wdJ be." Wh.tt h,ben• tJ call them Arabs·EI)'ptlan.s, tilm m the .prOteSt Of Itt~ fB a with throu~h Its newspaper, more people seem to remain un· let's Kurd~ PakJ!IIanls, BedouiM, Tar· mlitfef 6t ~Ciln.Pll'!ti un~tance moved by this knowledge than are stirred Into action by it gul, Moroctan:.. the lot Let tfl ~Hi~~~~ If any usual non-voter has gotten thl• far In today's tradl· us also say that 1 hla:e spent n The Arab, the Mc!rjmmedt1 tiona! editorial, congratulations We haven't convinced you of lot or umc with Mohammedans dot~~ not include the inttder dog~ I thing, have we' Except that the old stock arguments to vote In unrlerst anding all t~1a trou which Is anybody not or his fal ~h fill space as adequately now as they have for the past 50 years bled buswess In the Middle Ea ~t - as \I.Orf.h much preaccupatlon 1n yoU would have to undetsttnd nt hb dally doings fn newspapers and magazines everywhere m the u s least nne Arab, his reUg1on, hts Hu rehglon divide$ Hselt lnt We wish to extend to you rongemtal non·voters this off-the· mentalJl), and h1s approach ~:-. I)Jiny oftsltoots, but wfl.eth~r he ts cuff reminder, however hie Whether you Hre dealln-; SPnuSa Hli~hln'llte or IslhaeU and D<:ln't stretch your luck too far w1th the Su~r. or simply bush may t'aght violently wUhm the Mfl1l for trans to William, Albert Bcnllcy, Dl•lla Crt'!W.'I, Harrison 6M StGN ON 700 Today 900 Romper Room 10 00 The Prace Is R1ght ~~ Hii LITERARY CLUB Mrs J):onald Mills, pretltkmt ot the MftfdlePort t.Jterary Club, will cntertam the <sJub for tbe Jut ... WSAZ-TV Cflclnri•f. Monday Tuesdat 3 ®' at .Primary Eleeti.on Bryant Award TELEVISION GUIDI 100 W!thout d•ubt 99 per cent of the newspapers tn the State of Onto tbday will urge their readers to "gel out and vOte " Land 1fran.~fers Daily Sentifrel _Day Book Harry Moore has sprayed this buffed casmg with glue and now guides 100 per cent cold rubber onto the ttre exactly m 1ts center. Lower right, Zwtlling handles a bre on which the tread rubber has been folded tightly to the crown and down over the wings. LOSES ,SUIT HARTFORD Conn. UP - N1ch· olsa Gue.rrt~ '~•\ $25,000 dam· aa:e suit a(a:IU&t l,_r' ruotori•t after a judge coi'lclu:d~a that the car standmg shU ~~ that Gucmmto 1t wlnle da..shmg !or CATTLE TIP CHAMPAIGN, 111 UP - Farmer! can help thetr cattle win a battle against heel file~ and grubs by dustmg or sprayang lhQtr animals wilih rotenone be£ore the grups leave the cattle backs thts sprmg, a vetermanan sa1d II done. The sectwn mold alone cost $2.000 Matrixes (or var10u11 tread de11gns, dependmg on saze, cost frqm $800 to $1200 each. Sf!.id Franklm Rizer, wbc has fa. tbered the new rlepartmenl. "The sectaon mold was bought maalllv to give th1s quick and Invaluable serv1ce to farmers " He u opttmtstlc about lh' fu ture of the ent1re department A· lona wath hiS father, Dan RiZer, and~ Ray Gibbs, who operate the company together, be sees a chance that before long three or four more men can 'De added to the working forc:e of two m~n now re-cappmg almost exclusiVely passenger and truck tires They see thetr new department as a first rate drawmg power for Pomeroy, attracting people into the area who otherwase would be going elsewhere for necessary tll'e work USE LOTS OF RUBBER Approximately ~.000 lbs of rubber are used each month in the company's present stale of opt'ra· hODS Only the highest quality rubber Is usee It comes m rolls or ipeca!ied sues to tolerahces or 32Dds of an met.. thickness for each make snd sue of Ure Once called the "camel's back" DaJiy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Midtlle.J10rl, 0 ., May .8, lt~7-4 Central America Truce Is Called For Arbitration MANAGUA UP - Nicaraa:ua and Honduru have aJreed 1o tall off their border war pendinJ an int.ernational ruline on the centuryold d11pute that touched it off, 11 was announced today Pre11dent Luis Somoza aa1d Ni· caragua u wnlhng to obtene the truce proYided Handurat does so He warned, however, that any "new anrenlon" by Honduras would mean "total. war"" Ricardo M Aria• af Panama, ch1ef of tbe 1&man fact-flndsng board that came here !rom Wuh· trf'tan to tnveftigate the coollict, utd tbe two Central American nahons have agreed to stop faghting at least unttil the board hu submllted ttJ rt'!port to the Or&am:r.atlon ol Ameracaa State. HARRISONVILt.E Harritooville Girb 4-H Hoaot the IUtb Scbo"tl Home Etonomlct Departmeat fqr the rourtb meellne w1tb tbe , . .... dent Sharon Atlns, oretidlnl with 16 memen and (our rae• J pretent Abient were Mef'ttlr1 Joy Wiseman, Donna Burbrtd&fi, · , and Kay Brown The meeting opened by aln&lnf Amerita, Tht! Pled(e of All ·· glence to tbe American naa: aftd lhe (.H flag were aien. Memben •ere aaked by Sbaron AIJdftll tn answer the roll call wttb a Salej1 hazard ObMTVed and corrected around the1r home llnl!il the pre- Club met •t YIGUI meetillj! and to obtern, rorrect and report m bke mann~t at their next regu)ar meeting. • Helen Douglu and B4:1nme Md· ler gave a team ~emonstrat10n on the proper method tiJ bake a cake utmg a atandard cake r<~­ l!ipe through meaaurmg, mnunt, bakang and coobng. All membera who oare taking a b-aking or food from Frante In addthon to tbe French equ 1_p Th~ agreement 11vet the faet- project bJ'(Iught 1 11repared pro· ment and the di.Jchnure that IB- finders, representinJ the Unated duct, the r«lpe used and told rael J.s moving away rrom depeml States, Argenbna, Me~:aco, Boltvaa the method of prepandon The ence on che United State• for and Panama, four days to wart exh1b1U eons11ted of ealcet, cookout plans for a 11ett1ement of the Ies, btownaea, bread and rot'1 military aad, llrael showed aff an border dwpute brought by Glona Atlnnl, J<a'& . i lmpretsJve collectwn of capture 1 equipment·RU84l•n tanlu an I The ban on troop movements Mae Bl-ackwood. Sharon Audrey guns taken from Eo'pt 1n the haiU!d a Nacaraguan column Which Jacqueilne Wauoner Me]{jnney, Bonme Mdler, Hel·a Sinal DeaerL was beaded for Yalaguma, 30 miles m&idi: the Nicaraguan bor- Douglas, Mary Jordan, Margaret '~ More than ~.000 braelll turr.· der, to retaUate for a reported Harmon, Susan and Debbie Sheets , ed out for the pandfo, but eon Honrluran attack on the garnson these were graded by their adsp1cuoua by their absence we e The only other ouhtary aetaon VIJOTI the dtplonratie representative, of reportP.d over t.be week end eonAu1gnments for the next meet• RU561a, Bulgana, Romama ant 11111ted of ra~ds by Nicaraguan and mg are--Susan and Debbie Sbee..a: CuchD8ltvalda RuUJa and Czee~.o Honrluun w31'plaDes on varums are to m:dl:e a rlemonatrlltion on oalovalua had suppherl Egyp, vailage. m the dbputed area wtth much of tbe equapment Aet'r. There wu no report of casu.al- the prOper method of measurina all mgredtenl!i for b:~kmg ,. e!ilke. t.o.d:a~y~----------j JJes usm_g both the Mary Ann type 'Jhe dlllputed area u a 12 mile me.asunng eups and the regula!:' at ls now re!err«l to simply as strip of the "mosqutto Coast measunng cup Sus.tn as 10 and tread rubber. A joke in the m whose ownersh.ip h11 been m dWitry 111 that a eongreulonal com· questiOn ever 1mee Ntcaragua and Debbae 7 ye-ara old Al1 other me.-bers are to brmg to tlJe m1ttee, wben probmg the rubber Honduras won thetr mdependence meetmg an exb1b1t or foods and busmess cGntrnulll)' became con· flom Spam baling prepared accordmg to tbeir The late Span1s]l King Alfonso fused OYer "camel's batks" pop project, tbe rectpe r and metbod pmg up an thelr reportl.' Tbey re- Xm, &ctang as an arbitrator, memorazed All members whethnamed at tread rubber Aod It aw.arded the terntory to Honduras er takmg a sewtng proJect or not m 1906, but NJearagua never recbas stuck are to bring a square of doth, ognued tbe ruhng Tread rubber 11 DOt glued to the needles th1mble and thread t~ tare until a careful anspection has learn to d() the dtfferent stitches been made of the calling wtth a used m hemmmg tool that actually turns the tire In· Joy Wiseman Is to g1ve a de111de out 1'hen It ts buffed to proon the proper metht j monstration per dimelllllOnll Exactly the pro~ of makmg mtroductlons amount of tbe old rubber lS reE~ta Mae Blackwood 1.'1 to g1~e moved from the crown (flat part) a demonstration o( how a hostest and the w1ngs (from tread edge should rece1ve guest& m her borne down to where the s1dewall be gms) The newly regl~tered comm11 m a '!l'actous rraendlv manner After the tread rubber has bet'!n lt.e o! KiiJg!lbUry Boy Scout fixed to the ttre tt loots hke a Troop 250 met Fr1day evemng at :~mooth surfaced alft)lane t1re But lhe troop lodge on Kmgsbur) the hot electrac molds tate care P.oad to dtseu!IS bw;aness ano of thas pl!ns for the com1ng year Members of the tornmit1ee are A heavy tube and plates are In Roy Rr aclde.s, mslltuhonal repre serterl mstdc the casmg so that sentahve, Ralph Cui, chamnan aar of the proper amount-160 lbs Glen Lee, secretary and treasurer for example, 1n a 11()(}22 sazed Loreru:o DavL!I, c:ha1rman of the tire-wtl\ ertend the hre correctly board of review, VU'gd Kmg avd mstde the mold agamst matnxeJ Chester Barnhart which form trearl Features of these electric molds mc:lude Coulls of Honor. family mgh' 1 Heat 1.5 apphed only to tread anrl board of revtew meehng~ ed surface~ Bare hands can touch were ~,o~ up along With several sidewalls with no discomfort whde mone~ makmg prOJects for th<> the h~aUng process tn gomg on Boy Scout Troop 2Ml recently 2 When lbe tire is removed , regasLered mne boys and seven ready for mstallation except for adult leaders lncludmg George pamt.ing and bnndmg, a devtce 19 Wagner, scout mtster and Harold used to redut'e lh dtametet by atr Sm1th, assut.ant scoutmaste-r preswre Thll pulls the newly Former Scoutmaster Olen Harr . formed tread away from, and out ~on restgred to take th MGM D a ctnew po:iit of, matrixes before the casmg as liO.J on 1e • 1Str1 comm. hauled upward with 9 hydnmhc t~e as organazatlon and extens10'l lift chatrman Exaetly the raght beat 1s ap-. ,ofcmbers af Troop 250 are Ron phed electmally for &pedfied dur· aJJ Roberts, Dwaght Carl, Davad ataon& whteh cauaes a ebemacal . Walliams, Lester Ar1.old Jerr} change 10 the tread rubber Firat Chamblm raul Wall, 'Mlomas 00 Res.,.es Your Gilt , lt becomes a near Uqutd as It BurnsJde, Eugene Smllh and •Mtkf' molds mto tread, then harrlens 1n. Barnhart to the rubber that resist' wear, glass and rocks WJ.IIPPING IT UP MIDDLETOWN Conn UP -Two MANY SIZES RE-CAPPED Whde all hrea are cund at a }uvemles wh1pped up a batch of temperature of 290 degrees, all' trouble for themselves when they up pressure to msure then proper sw1ped some ct~na from a parked tread formation vanes from 125 truck The cans contamed 1nstant pound& for paSienger llrea to 190 whtpped ere"m which they sprayfor the l&rcest truck tireS' Tame re· ed on 25 car, an a parkin&: lot bequired vanes from 75 mmutes !or fore being collned by a polfc,_.. the smaller casmgs to 3 ~ hours man for large t1res Sizes rangmg from the 600-16 A redwood tre~wh~tb. may be through 760- l5 m bhe passenger taller thlm the Statue of Liberty, range are re-capped on the com- wr.agh more than 2,000,000 pounds. Whtre Yovr Confl.ncll pany's two tmaller molds Matrtxes and contams enough wOOd to build Is JudlfiM of two tread destgns, and of several hous~s-grows from 1 seed E. MaiJJI St. Pomeroy vanous siZes, can be imerted m little btgger thaD the head o1 a pao the molds In the truck range sues from 8 25-20 through 1100-22 are handled It 11 m the larger sazed tire that volume is crampmg Troy Zwilling and Harry Moore, the workmen Another mold will have to be added soon, or a mght man put on to operate the truck tire sued molds, accordang to Mr R1· Kingsbury Boy Scout Troop Agenda Planned i '1 -I Collins Jewelry ~ ,.. Treads ror tractors eome m two rle&gns, the Traction H1·Miler and the Road Lug For passenger trres the De·Luxe Super Cushaon, or rib thread, and the suburbamte tread, are used. The Rarers and Mr Gtbbs m vlte the public to VlSJt thetr plant on East Main Street anyt1me to see l hre bemg prepared for new tread ,a nd recapped m Its electrac -- wUh a pNimpt cull loaa on Jl&n.ature• ..,, ~.*\Ito or twulbln' Kal Rbldy, M - 300 W. ~ St. -l'hone: 43Z, Pomeroy Rou7'1 M...._..Fri. t-s; Sac. t-U - Open. ft'C11.ing:. bv a.PPOi.tNN moJcls IS TH.E- NIGHT OF THE BIG ' IN FRONT OF THE FARM BUREAU STORE * IN ~OMEROY, OHIO FUN FOR ALL * * ~ THE FAMI-,. �! ' t-Dftll,y SaDUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 6, 1957 A""-t--"1--.f" - ""' .. - - -· The Daily Sentinel ~RESTS DiVOTED TO OF MEIGS-MASON ARM • RICHARD I. OWEN - G2NERAL MANAGER RIYIIDLD I. GREENE - EDITOR Jlatlolial 1~ represeutatJve. BotUaelll.Jt1mbaJ.L Inc., 343 a.taatoo t..•e., New Yolk City, • Ff!tD.frY MIIITttflt The Return Jouoth•n Me1gs Chapter, Daughtera of the AmerJ. can Revolutlan, wdl meet Friday ·~~'"J:;':~~ 8~at the home of Mrs C ll with Mrs M D !Iart· Giles as asLOWeD Jf""rowdl be an charge or the muiJleal program. 16, N.Y. .1\'!lblotertered u aeeond claa malllni matter at tilt! JOst office at Pom • .0]",. Subscription rates Delivery by carrier wbere avaUabJe 30 ~ntl per ~ ono :ow lo advance at The Dolly S<JI)Igel office f1MO 81J !\ODq.,.f!-80: J!!~ -e mcm"'" Sl. u3 montlis, $3 90 B)' motor route where available: mlilll one year $8, slJ month!, $4.25· three montba, a.so· one month, 11. J _ ' Ptiblbhed every afternoon e:teept Sund.y by The Ohio V.,iJey Sen lhl<odll. Ine., at 110 Mechanic St:.. Pomeroy, 0 . Busllleu o!fice pbnue HI torial oUiee phon• 397. You Cong'enitol Non-Voters, Don't StretCh Your Luck too For ' OnJy mumctpal offices are up for ehmination of asptranU: In metttD,.,. ot the wel:l.n~saay Around and About 8entlev and Carroll Wnght Harr 1~ on and Naomi Bentley, drcttls A Hutland lo Albt!Jt M Andy Wrl ~~:ht Carrie Wrleht, 6A, and Pt'rmella A Cox loteph1ne J'kken... rt or way Hutland to William Bentley Robert Hartenbach sheriff, IIA Olive to Mariell.a Elc('(rlc Co ' Rutland to W1lliam Bentley Lilly 8 Christy, parcel! Chester George G , Flora V Aureha J1lng to Margaret E Chrh t.f Roberl L C''lnt!J adm, Stella Ccor)le F Bmg, Adm. parcels Hoffman, d~ , lots, Middleport, to 8.-dtord, to Emmett and Hobert Hawk William and Flora Dl'lle Gruc&er Anna 8 Sanborn Iolli, to Earl Goth Town11cnd, dec ccrt of 1ra.n• , Sclpw, to Nada A , John F TownBend, .Hazel K Stanley and Lor.ne F. Scott Jame1 W and Frances B Brew lnaton, lot, Middleport, to James 1... Heniher A. E Barton dec. Rutland, to Mabetrnd Ronald Barton. Dorothy Welt, F'lorence Tedrick and Mary Ekhohn Mabel Barton, Darothy B, El· mer D West, Ran aid and Nellie Barton, Mary and Garden c Ek harm Ernf'!ll K and Florence B Tidrick , 1 41A, Ruttand, to Georse H Prall Mabel Darton, l~lhA , Rutland to Ctorge Prall Robert Coats, Adm Edith Stder1 dec, correction deect, Salisbury, to Jeu Frasier Delmar Herbert Whaley and !ve- Lewh Housh Pomeroy Mabel V and Thomu A Cleland 271\A, Sulton, to Jlomer W and Ruth M Jaccaud Franklin H. Norris, dec., cert tor tranw, Letart, to Uura E Nor11! Ernestine Norris Glbso", Betty Ann Norris alid Franklin 11 Nor· rl_. Jr l.ewiw and Ruby M•~ Maller, parcelll Letart, to Fred M Link truRiee ' Bart Mlllt'" parcel , Letart , to Fred M Link John F' Hundley, dac , ce(l or trans, Pomeroy, to Helen R fland. ley, Earl And Bartha 0 Robln•on, 200 A , Letart. lo Fred M Link trus- t.. • M'nninli D Weblter, 85 A, CCJO lumbla, to Oeorae and Ethel Rad. !)on !I Wholey, Ill A . Bodlold, to ekJn. Everetl H. 1nd Helen Damewood Floyd .11nd Naomi Brlckltl Phyllis Joan Southern, 87 A, parccla, Sutton, to Erneat L Jtutland, to William Lawrence and Damewood Claronce E, Kathleen, Bettj Lou :!lylvla Wilson Baraaret A ... nd Paul We'rnor Earl H Deal?, and )Jetty Lo~ and June A , ' and Robert L P'r)', Jot; Gordon H. ChevaUer, Cheater life ' ~utton, to Marvin Swan and HUton ••tate lot, to Norna Dean Mobei, P. S, Olen D o~d Mol'!' Wolle. Clyde G and Autle MIHhone, Hd-te1ter, lot, OUve, to Everftt L. Perry A and Oladyt RIJI'· Iota, and 8tt.liah G. Sfhultz. E A •nd Carroll Dodderoi, 71,1 Sutton, to Mll'vln Swan and Hilton A , Pilve o/14 r P. ~d Btmo Dye Cb'orlO. A. Kllible, cfec , lflld ~ola 'l!'d C W Bright, 43 36 A, lor tuna, Olive, to Nellie .E WIISalom t~ ~lair Taylor, . Veill(i !Jollper a~ Wm Llnnbl11• .On Uwlt J rrrct llltlt Smith, lots, l?'DA, RuUand , too Homer and Bet. Pometo)', to Altr.d E and Helen ty Jean PUtlr. ~ollplt Grueter, 80A, R~.rt;lahd, to 0 !uacbel, st Wolfe Ro7 t and Reva J Snowden Oaoar and Zeldo Webtr l!ltbt, Clltlter, 10 O~io Nel t_.., <roo CIJ. ~ rrtd A. Sbtftel, Jot, loliddlfpoit Chorletlilld Vli'fo;!iTyt.T, ft 72 A . Solem to C•f11 'f)o._r. Georae a IIJd ltbll Radekin ~,A. Columbia, ta M•nnlaj D' Web1ter. Clllrljl a. Eri>)'tti, pot<!~, CheoSidle Jf. Janea, C B. Jont•, Lota, lor, lo Mlldrf'd Luetllf limn~. Roymond 1: C..tlir, ft A. Bed· lilllldlepon, to Mldtlle(IOI1lloard ol lord, to Mary Lblt Clldfter. --~c:aUon, , Raymond C. Cqotrlel, MA SoH ,., ICiicltJIIno H;euel, Jol, 1'omerof, ,. Robert 8. COiteJ and Ctirrloite ilb.ury, to Mal')' Lou to SidH lot!oo. ' CUekl1 Edward J., J'recla S'ml ' , o , aar Lebanon to Rutland, to Lawrerac:e ran Mar. fl'ret Sn'lltft. l.twrenee 1ad TeAle Well•. Olena and Katl~ J!!Van!l' lA hrry A Jlllp, oudltor, lot 7, Sallabufy, to t.wriaee aDd ;,led~ IIJJlton, to 1obn Rlc~nload Ltn1 Weaver, Jf A Suttan, to .Reed. Lola and C W BriJht, 100 A, Roa IRd Mutt Norrlt. "'""'" .,. cr.., a Shollfl'. 1 'Ill Salom, to 0. W a-nd Ruth t Me• coate1. .. l&va Wellt, .QA:.. do\lfo, J't •·• Rq.tlan~ to Harrv Sboemabl' Joeob W. iftd Urlolo If. Qroen , I. II; ,o'ljj oltyor lilA ~UJd 114 rdf pi P.2'7, Ollvo, to Wit· lfiA.. Rutlofid, td PfiiiHp E~ward and Cbril\en~ Mtllewt liot\rt Doll! 8 •nd' Louloe Porey Roymonct Q~ Afl Hall. )lrctll, Hermq P. 1ad Edna M. Hoffner to Robert and Jilarit Mr.rfl~t. Pomoroy, lo B'ertha ! . Cario- Pomeroy, rll <liJ. /oM C. Campbtll, dre., allld. Of MIITtfiO ~ID l,tt~; CoiUmbuo, to Be~o CII!Jp' The Ml7 ,,eellnl-01 llle ~lllht :r-. I ,_.«IBtt!Unii•r. dee. i~mutltnt ~r,·.:.n1~M~b~.t..:n ...,, dtc!., Albert .Bentlty, dec., Thuradu evenlnJ ~ltf! cnrrfnt year a'~te'rno'on qt o'clock. on two TO;-:M"O;-ii-;t'~"'·f""'w"'I,-'D"'i<"•7so-A y Can~b~nees I>ough Be You 01' 11.30 12·00 530 Cartoons H5 New• PiCture 600 Su~linan 6 •30 '\'{eatherta~ 6 35 Sports Eye 6 45 NBC News 700 Pi'oduetr, Showcase 830 Jtd~rt kontgomery to:so New• Heaclllnes II OF A TO MtET Ttie Past Councilor• of Tbeodarus council, oaujhters of Amm-iea, wlll meet Thutllda)' evening at the fu;une of Mrs. John Smith wfth Mrs Bentz Wolfe, Mrs Fred Des. sauer and Mrs Walter Walker as eo-hostesses. EMEI.GINCY • truti !tare htm that f~ h! just that way lure .II_ a~ CALL • 10:40 Nntewatah. 12:00 ;onl&h~ , 100 SII[I! ,Pf!, , . _ _ - POSTPONID MONDAY 11:~ Ouldtnt.~Jht 12:00 lttte•; ltl«i en Mrs. Fannie Varlail, pre.ucleilt 12.30 As the Ward Turns the Heqelt of Fatlhful Circle Sun~ay SChoo) j oo Our Mlsf ll!'oo~s SWbeMt.te'fl Clau announced today fhc po~t­ 1:30 Housepmy t!lii ol llri!t ponement of a soCial planned for 2:9(1 Big PayOff l!b. Friday, May lD ttfrUl 1 lat~tt date 21~_30 Bob Crosby Show ' ' 3:00 li<IChter Day II 9w F~ nirt i, ff•e believer AT STAPF MEntNG 3 15 Secret Storm f! I; llkfl7 fftillollllfd;. lo do what T.il!, ROv ,ad Mrs. C. E Ho't Edae of Nllhl the W~s~Hrt ,fbJ1fl-ifHII "honest and Pl'lr.! Paul Smart were bi. 3:lJO f;tltl Tbe Early Show buslneu" with devout Mohamm~ Gran valle today to attend a Cov T· 5.30 Your Euo Reporter danS" beduse yoU: 1just don 't CJIIOr Sla(l mdtjng r.Jo ila)>tt I ronnt is a r.enan In Jua world Summer Camps Mri Hoyt Is Dir- S 45 Sports Parade Jr. hh f'trafn, ·yo\f j'cr~ a~n·t there ector or the Junior-Righ Qamp S M Weatherman A pitt between MtJilfltW and unbe- !rom June 1'4-20 M'r Hoyt wiJJ b" tf 00 Action he·ret W'Owuld be no rft.Wre binding Dean o( Boys and Mrs Smltt 8 15 DOuglu Edwards 8 SO Robln Hood lhan 1f th e d1sclple o! AIIah had will be a CounciHor whackmg a stranger or throwing mlly ot Allah, he IS umted n made a deal wtth a pariah dog ' '1 00 Blttn1 tt Allen a (cut It Is nece&'lary consider d'n'~ thJ11f The Ark of GovMBut ttiare II one thfn1-a thmg NIW UAII1'1CIAN 't:'SO T•ten~ iCOU~ the one Arab, wht>thcr the AraU t o.rit'e<ri!Cerfts him not His UU 1 f l1'b1Cb rnafl( tecent 1\ienis haVf' Mrs Georre Vaughan awner of S 00 I•.r.ctverbl_, h 1~ Na.sser or a camel-herd nlfmt! I JH l~"i bollca lly m lhc Kaaba stone demonstrated Thue hre so many the Vaughan Beauty Salon, Da ~ 8 30 December Bride Mussa m Me~a scCUJ, trl~s. nations, uU with dil Building, 306~ North SeconJ 9 00 SfudJo One The Moslem believes 1n one God Although u'nlfed lor cternit 1 rl'ring l'leflnltlon:l or cu.natfts an ' Avenue, as announcing the addl 10 00 UP.to-ttte.MJnute News Allah und In Mohammed hi.IJ pro 111 the House of Alluh the Arab <l•ligiOills, that tho much·tllltccl phet and m heaven and hell , and on earth IS first a lnbc_o;man of Pan-islamic alliance ig a phy ~l­ t10n of Mu1s Myrtis Parlter, :J 10 05 Scanning the Weather in ho1 rs of prayer ond really ra first a clansman, aftez bemg nnf ea' impossii)Jlity You might a· fl'Rduate of Southerton Bbuly 10 10 Tile Late Show Academy, to her stair Mm parkIher sample law!! e oncern~n g con of course, the head of hz~ 1mm • "'ell try to unite Ireland er has received her ~rtilicatt• duct In that he resembles hh diate hm1ly The Tar,~tm prey o 1 from the St&te Board of Casmeto· And an the meanttme, I suggest ct•uslns the Jew~. w1th whom he the Bedoum, and vicf' vrrsa Old and is quahried to opera:c lory a cheap tra nslnt10n or the Qurar., (lght.a, and with most people wh\1 Jbn·Sa ud bore the nears of a thou the Relax·a-eizcrr, is a spe CHANNEL 13 MONDAY b1 lleve In God Almighty and set sand bottles arainst hi~ brothers or Koran , ss must resd1ng for the ch,l feature or thewhich Salon • 11:89 Sl.tln On up law~ for livmJ: m Allah For scores or vcars, the Slate Department boys Until the). Noon News fully comprehend the depth or But the Arab, the Mo~lem, h ~q fo'renc h use() the Clerct> tedheadc' SURGICAL' PATIENT Ne(J:hbors one very Rtrong thing In con- Berbers ot the old Ghoul to keep Insh'AIIah--"as God wllls"--we P.frs Reynold Greene, 170 M~l L1beraee aren't even close to any solutJon Ju nction with our Prf'sbvlerlau , the Fret\('h Moroccan~ Ill hnc berry Ave, Pomeroy, U a !Curio The Feminine Tou~h When he say11 " tns h'AIIah" 0' The threat of death or the nr Jn the M1d~l c Eas.t cal patient at Holzer Hotp1tal Alternoon Film Festival 19ft?, hy United (Copyright, "EI mektoub mektoub ' he h1H fllct1on of pain mtans nothmg to Room No. 234 Life With Etluheth Feature Syndicate, InC') Cu,toon. Club SADDLI CLUI MIITING Mickey Mouse Club LANGSVIT.LE The Rlvervaew Saddle Club l!lr.:. t'"Jii r'i !ll~l!: Five Star FJnaJ A~IIOSI Mr s.nd Mrs G£!ne Schweitzer, DOWN 11.'-! i :;! 1 •l'-, 1~1 [0:[T]i114 ,I l.J'ood John Ualy News I.Orumble Columbus, were a:ue~tl or Mr WJH hold thear regular mel!!tio1 Nadler ;:U .:JI -t i•Jl-J mn 1-l~<J 1 1 Tue~day at 7 30 p m at the Ob.· (lianl') Wire Service 2 Sounded, r~,t-=Jf. J -4.:' and Mr!i Cash Braley Sunday Ill Prairie 'J.'I ~ hnger Stables, I JowtJl> :H ~1:•; :L11-1 · : .mn aa a ben VoJce of Fireatone Mr and Mrs John M11ler anti wolve• r:1' 1 'J l~'Wqf.l! ·1 MOnth 3 lndiR.¥. Press Conference 18 Pigpen ~~~ · :.lr.!lld ~''-'l:lflrJ famtly near Clrctevllle were the 9 HaranJUt f , Qod dt 19 Ran f'l ~· J U. ~ I ~1:1 {.J f:l Top Tunes and New Talent iUUts of h11 father, Donley Mal 10 J'rench pleat lire n :n 1 ~~~·; ; •)'•lflll ll :l Q away ler and hts aunte, Ethel and ralnter Sheriff of COt'!hlk!! tE,Y]It) ••J TJI:il_• 21 Asleep :-'11i1 Hk.I Dalsv Maller, Sunday u . &man l · H~1 1~ I;.HJI:l ::l i"J I. WIIJ> News of the Nleht 22 Moum- 1!~'~ John attencled Sunday SChol•F ~j [lll;.l."ll ~ l•ll;l:'li:1 V dato mtaht Tbeatrl!! 13 tut ,J i11 141•J ~r ; :f41·~ at the Lang.IIVUle Chur<:h, e stupid 23. Way. Mr and Mrs. FNnk Bralfly al'l • toJiow Jlr;te (1111111). family, Harr11burg, were ~J~e.sts TMothtrot hotel 1:1. Altulltd 15. Tradnman of the Mtll~r hmUv Saturda)' lrilh JOdi 25 FreVI :stt Poker ltlke (dtrop. Not whole• :.& o.. tWt.. Rev Ray Biddle fllleJ his l'fJU· 38. Sllwr cola lory) Jar appointment at the CorigMg,... t7 llallbla tina) 11. Publlo Sl Decor•tlve 29D......U Uonal Church, L•nisville, Sun· 31.A.~ Oftl ~ notlce matt)'fl.l doy 30 Rldlcu!tl Ill. .,... r. - tht . 9 00 Romper Room 10 M The PJ'lce Is Rleht JD•!O TrUtH O't CcYC!IfCitl!'lfeel 11 00 Tir Tat Q_ou,dl J. H 30 It ~e.uJa 8e \'ou' 12 00 Current 1~ My Little Margie UO T&fine!~ l!llnle DO • ~aflnee Tfaeafef Q~een fflr a Day Modern ltO)llances Comedf. 'fJme :Movlet me l5·30 CartoonJ 3 OQ 3 48 4 00 t 30 5.45 6.00 6:!10 Murray Partt 600 JBp(l Wyl(lan Show 8 30 Circle Theater I! 30 oo A'Mal) CaiJed X 10•3(1 New11 Headlmefl: I0.4tt NJtewatch 12 QO TO!liJht 1:00 SIGN OFF . -·~' TUESDAV 700 Captam Kangaroq 74!1 CBS Morning News a u.u.. . . . ,. Ut. rtlltt 28. Oii'JP""l(ll SpUetnr piA ....... .........,. • (<0110<!.1 800 Mornmg Show , 900 Garey Moore 930 Arthur Godfrey Str1ke lt Rich. 1100 Vahant Lady it t5 Love of Life . l 1130 Search tor Tomorrow 114!1 Guiding Ll.tlhJ 10 30 12 00 Kat1e'.. Kitehen 12 ao As the World T\irns 100 Our M1ss Brookl 130 House party 200 B1g Payoff 2 30 Bob Crosby Show 3.00 BrJghter Day Secret Starm Edge of Night The Early Shaw Your Esso Reporter Sports Parade Weatherman JO ....1117 IS.IIadiJr Jf, CIIJ (N. 1.) Je. Nourtlh II. Not !oUCfl Mafgs Collilty Ntwi 31. AJlbc at. luburb WJEH of Lt>odoo UOrook (.Mia) 7 30 !'nvate ~·~~l•· 8·00 To Tell the Truth 8 30 Red Skelton merchant and contractor, and Dale Dutton, druggast Gene Grate JS contestmg with Charles (Pat) Murray for the clerkship and Jean Lama IS un./ opposed for treasurer The Pomeroy race Is no race at all Sax Republicans want IIIX seats. Three meumbents want to be :re turned They are Roy Retzmg nor Schaefer and R1chard E Jones New faces are Frankhn M Razer, Lcshe Fultz and Hobart Raub In November they w1ll face Don llu11en, Democrat, an mcumbent, anrl an Independent, Max Folmer Edna Schoenletb 1~ running for tlerk and Elma Russell for treu- 9.00 $64,000 Question 9.30 Sp1ke Jo1les Sbow 10 00 UP-to-tbe-mmute News 10 OS Scanning the Weather 10 10 The Late Show urer. Primitive man mvented the mo· 11ale when he arrange(! pebbles on the fioar of has cave. says th_e Na tional Geographic Society Ancient Sumerians expanded the techmque, cementing bright stones to a base By 1000 B. C , Efyphans were fashaoning mosa1cs In the f&rm of glass jewelry. ~ runa ~bleb ~ldom c:am.e. lloai! IO'Ok !lrdle's advic.l ••4 A>ateheQ tQ a nFw batttDg 1tance wllf~ he cfed1ij /or has exceUefit ae~11'1 atart Wh."• twtP '' , j -- . lotttro .... dlltlhllt ..... . , till our eoUecea and untveraities. locte erhi• Mtallfi lo you, write for TnqF th... lnatttutlonaan do- a fi'M bootct.t ten HIGHER !OUCAtnj.Ttb.elt best to eope wtth • muhroomtac 4eman4 tor tdu· TION, ao. :16, n,.ea Sqva" $to. eat.ed men arid WOJDIL But thq tlon, New York 36, Ntw YorL fto IJIOt • A ~IJPto,.... lltloto- WXHTIJTLQWIAJKB YXLAH Hi lftLJD OJHA OAWIHRQ aa~CCRQY Bll.'l'LdJOJ' ~ Cl17P...IIOIOI ~ '1'115 ~~ 'I'Hll !IM\IOifl'IIOVtJ kuaat~•r.t XIII hll!liw, .;,,hi u • pdlicl Jttt'1'io• it~. eoapM"GtitlfJ. .,i(A Tl• Ad'wrtiftftl a114 UN NMpopq AdNtUtitt.f' Euetielt.::H Auoo(lltiott. On Ydur Rodio Dicil ....... Wilter face a crisis. For the preuur~ ofappUcationa keep11 mountiPa", facilitlea mult be expanded, and f•culty aa.larlu must. be ra1sed to a rupeetable leveL Insure your oeom)lany•s, and I IWLY Cli&YPlOQVOU: - ..... 11ft II WWIIIII AllYDL.4&:i:!! 1o LOHCti'.L£D'jf iorOM tottor ilmpl)o olaftdo tor lftothir. lA llilllllltriplo Alo , tlitJ lhroo l,'f" X tor tho two o•o, 11f. ~JqJ 0 totton, ~ lhl I~ 11141 toRII~IIOil Ol u\i .....a, 1rt Ill IJJAII. ~ ..____ You wouldn't dream f'lf Opel]tnaa: your buaineas Without 11re or accident. inaar1nce. Or lWJ.. MlitJ Insurance. I Then wh;,. not inllll1'8 your com- your country 11, future aaaet.s panJ't sreatut future Glad - by helplftl' the eolleaes Qr untoducatetl brainal verlitiea ot 7our -eholce-nowt Then'• onl:r: one place where The return.l will be &teatet bu.lrineu and lnduatr, can pt. than 7DU think. ' the trained brai'rla JJO vital to * * e * future pro~ss. That'• from Wyou waal to ~ow whot tht cal. u ........ . Oil The tire comes out of tts mold ready for installation on a truck except for painting and brandmg with the Rizer Otl Co , name and date. Because O! mbdern equipment one man can do thts JOb, as well as placing the casing in the mold By CHESTER TANNEHILL Wtthin the last year Pomeroy has become a center !or a tlre cappmg busmess that is unique above sll others within 1 radms of 100 miles New, modern electr1e molds of the Razer 011 Company recapp· mg department have commanded attentian becauue only here as the same tread dept-h put on re-capped hres as comes on new tlres from Akron. The cappmg service has qwckly "caught on" with Meigs and Mason County firma ulri.ng trucks A heavy volume of passenger ttres lS processed each week as well Reeently equtpment wa• added to provade needed servace to farm· ers A section molrl makes It possible to remove a badl)l damaged part of a tire It bandies casmgLS as large as those used on the rear o( tractors Farmers get m real trouble when a tractor hre as cut and needs replacement Or repatr They now have a place close to borne to get Troy Zwillmg, nght, of Syracuse, and Harry Moore, Pomeroy, prepare to lower a heavy truck casing owned by the 1 Pomeroy Cement Block Co. into the world's most modern electric mold where matriXes form tread. ,.,.-.,...,..,I"T"C Both Zwtllmg and Moore can operate the buffer which requires more pure s k1'll th an any other operation in the Rt· zer re - cappmg department The bre, held mechanically on a horizontal plane lS moved laterally and vertically into 1 b ff u mg teet h on a revo vmg drum Close spedfications for each stze qf tire determme the amount of old rubber removed. 'Brain Insurance· . for ,Your~BusinessJ.~ Flgurea bear out Hoak's SUC!ttll ~ith bJs new stance. Hls 18 bJ(I mclude two home runs and flWI doublet, He has driven. in 13 rUQ$ be's w•Dfed 13 timeg and atrutk out only five ttmes ll.llloek•• ...tnr !hat ••. Kllld ot roc1a ... llajt 1 Eu1 Com Street, Pomeroy Olfloe Blltln: I 1ti 11, Z lti I. (CJote al Noon OD 'han.) •, •a. "ootd out celebrated lt.J 9th mde pendeMe da7 toda7 br diseloaang 1t had recelvbd in.a.Nive IUP,;tif ., of French armor and Jet plan!!l that could help 11vlna tilt! balanf!'! of power in the Middle Eut At the same time it. Navy urut 1 maneuvered ~ot Ell•t on the Gulf of Aqaba In a naval show that empha.!llzed l.lrael's intentton f(' san the ~~:ulf and which brousV words of war.nlnr !ram Jordan l~n~el took the wrap1 off ILl French mahtaTY aid w1th a parac!e at Tel Avtv which ahowed th lt more than 80 per cent of the 11raeli ~vy equipment wu fr01r. France Thirty 11x French-built Mystere jets tJuhed overhead-more than three timet the number l!nel ever had •ckDowledged recewln• .N W. COMPTON, 0. D. ' ...... IY UNtTID PRISI I Mr and Mrs FrP.nk Nelson. WH kesvalle, Mr a1id Mrs Edwoh~ Nelson and e-h1ldren near Saleon Center ~r and Mrs Ralph Mr Combs ' and Elatn Steel Dexter, Donley, Ethel and DIII'~V Miller Mr and Mrs orv1lle Kersey were dmner gUes-ts of Mr and Mrs Bolen at Rutland Sunday Mrs Guy Sw.adlev Mrs Ra R1Mic Mrs Cet:al Bolen and Mr~ Cash Braley attended the Congtt'· ~allonal Christian Conference at Litllc Kyger Church Tueaday Watd Kennedy spent the week end at the home of has son, Carl Kennedy and fam1lv Columbu~ Mrs Anna 1\.falter and oMrs Maggie Combs are at their home here for 1 stay Mrs :Malle"r w1 in the home of her nepbe:J, Bvron Alleill anrl family st Colu 1· bus the past v;mter Mr!l Combs was at the home of her daughter In C:Jhforma the last year and a hal! M'l' end Mr.s Maynard Dav1s of Chlrh•stOn were J!'U('S!s of Mr~ Combs and Mrs Miller Surnday • "' I French Military Aid To Israel Disclosed Today l.lra~el OPTOBIITRUT 811. ftornan JIIOJI'I' N.lll,!lwot I mildon authorized- by the Oblo State Leg11lature to t'!onstrut'!t resldentlal .tebool11 for the bhnrl and deaf of the State of Ohio, hu been a member of the Board 1f Trustees of Rto Grande Colleje smce 1941, and has been V1cc rremh:nt and Executive Comm I· tee chairman of that body !.incc 1948 Recently Morrow was n· polntE;d a& chairman ot a comm.t· tee to supervise au' rlet&ils eo!l• eermng the plannmg and develo ment of thlf new $460.000 00 g1rts' dormitory, D.1:1~1 Hall, whieh opened recently an ihe college ea.n pus 'I'he other members af this committee were Stanley Evans of ~ Galllpolil, Ohio and S:om Oury of WeiiJ+~ .. Ohio LANGSVILLE Douglas Edwardl 6 3() Against Property RevaJu• t1on Levy 7.00 Pb,il Sllvero Sbow 11:50 a. rw. letur tc. Palm teen years and directed a of heaY)' buildint: construction served as eha1rman of the com· er MHS athlettc and seholasbc .star, and now a .graduate engmeer, John Zerkle, experteneed councdman trom past years, Fred M Colhns, street commiSSIOner, Russ~ell Cla1r ~N~ls(\0 c:~l<·&rated h " Ba»e;o, retentty resigned Chief of Pollee, Clinton Fisher local pamt blrthda)'•()fl . Easter Guests we Action Credits Sound Advi~e On Hitti'Jfg With Shott Grip ··-rt AI for hil platform, Mayor Ftth· er u.id it is band on procre•aive 'overnmen( wblcb means, accordJnc to him . 1. Seeln& that more homes ue inade available m Middleport so that the tax burden can be I1Jht~ ened by more taxable property 2. Contmued improvement of streeta with 2 promJa:e to work out a mechanical st ·eet cleaner arranJement With Pomeroy 3 MaJntalmng, the cemetery on a sound perpetual care baJUs 4. Getting the J~Wlmmmg pool "in the black and keeping it there" l:i Cooper,.tlon with the Middle· port Park Auoclabon in completing the half finillhed park In the •outh end tContlnYfd from ,.,. eM) Three Meigs High DAILY CROSSWORD' ::·=- ou) w•• Federal Men 10 3 15 3 30 4 00 5 30 5 45 5 55 6 00 6 15 piP Pomeroy Is Area Tire Recapping Center Morrow as marrted to the fori., • er Grace Tulleys Cleveland an~ has twe sons, Ford R who as hea I of the Pubbc Relations Depart me11t of the Eastern DlVlat(ln of the Kaaser Alummum and Chtm cal Company at RavenswOod , 'N Va , and Max W, who Is usociat ed with his father m the Buck eye Furnace M'inmg Company of Jackson County and 111 General Man.ager of the Miami Gra.rcl when the present high school and Company located at ftlchmondale , arltl stadium waa built In the ]ale Ob10 The Morrow bmlly have 1930's. been known for generations for Fisher wa! defeated tw1ce !or Its community activities, nation3'· Meigs Count)' rcpresentatlve, once ly, slate and locally. by BenjamiD F Turner, and later by George F. Meinhart, the current representative.. He served two yean a.s preslrlent of the Middleport Chamber of Commerce Fish-(Continued from INII• one} er 11 now empJoyed by Raver Coal, neth Brewer, Jack Chapman, NorInc, West Columbta, as office man· ma Chapman, Donna C1rcle, Maraager. 1 Lvn Cleland, Tom Curtu, Jam Last week Bradbury announl.!ed •Deem, Larry Ebersbach, Robert tha-t if elected he would v1sit with Euler, Harold Faber, Beatrice Gil -every voter in town an~ etve them JUan, Douglll Graha~ Lawrence a ebance to register their opinions Grimm, BUl Harden, Clrroll Harrts on what •dminlsttation poHcy Dennie Hill, Larry Holter, Davtd ' altould be on whatever subject HyselL Pbyllls lble, Don Johnson, they maght chaose to talk about. Donna LeWIII, Leater Manuel, Joan Mlddleport't council contest Nevtlle, June Proffitt, Glenna Ran ma)' enliven voter interest 8.!1 12 dolph, Yolan Rhodes, Wanda Repubhcans seek SlX seats There Roush, Wayne Howe, Shuley SalJs no DemocratiC pnmary m ea- ser, Dwaln Sayre, Betty sellers', ther town Claud1a Shields. GeneV1¥'e Snyrler Tom Stobart, Avis Tbeus, Mlldred Incumbents are Ernest Covert, Traplett, Sh.trley Ward, , Jamce David Jenkins, Wayne Gibbons L Webb, pale WhJtlock, Theodore R. W1ley, David Mtfler and Robert Wlllford, Janice Wolfe and Rach McElhinney In the hsts to oust them are Lee Sm!lh, a local form- ard Young 6 35 6 45 7 oo 1\,rthur 7 30 Panic (c.ntlnuttl from F:laher noted that when he be· came m1yor tbe f1rat time in UH1 atreet lllhtll were tumed off for lack hf finances. They were relighted without additional levies "tltrotlgh economy," he saad. "Now," the mayor contmued, "we face the ume threat There 1s talk of the lights :aav1ng to be turned oil again" He md1eated 1t his belief economy meuures can be taken to prevent at The mayor served four years on the Middleport Board or Education WetfS•TV Chann~ 8 - - -· ----::::=t:=--- The M1dtlleport Emergency '1·00 Clptafn ICaRgJII'OO N5 CBS NEWS Squad was called to tbe Farst 8·00 !lbnilng Show Baptist Church Sund•r morning 9 00 Gm.r Moore when Mrs J 0 Leonard became ill While attendmg church. Mrs. 9·30 Ait1ri1r Godfrey Leonard was able ta return td hel" 10:30 Slrlt.ilt Rlell home without tre.tment by the 11:00 youant Lody Squad 11·18 LOve 01 Life lt·io &!ar~b for Tomorrow ~OCtAL 6 M S1gn On 7 00 Today ~ The White Rose Lodge, Aw:illary oE the Bro~erbood of Rail- (1:10 SoJ!!!e't. l; Fortune way TUintnen, will meel WedneS- 10 00 Badce 7J4 day at J go at the Wood'tnen's HaU 1 Catto Lumber Co 7 and 22 hun 10•86 1100 4!1! c~~~~~t.n; HoM Pomeroy and Mtddleport there hasn't been enough argurlient fo excite more than lhe habitual voters to the polls. It always has been a mystery to European observers how Americans can take their elections so calmly, In faet so quiet· IY that sometimes distinct minorities actually rule thi'06gll th• laziness of the maJOrity to vote. Other countrte~ hold recent memories of freedom, or the right to vote, recently won al the cost of blood and hardship. This nation, since 1783 has not had to lift hardly a small d;gltalln demand for freedbm refus· ed by a tyrant We simply have forgotten what the absence of freedom Js, having enjoyed it so lOng. Even the old Confederacy, which lou~ht lor its rljtht to car. ry op Its pecultar aristocratic soet~ty tn opposition to h e North just a little less than 100 yean a~o. has forgo ten Southern voters now are little more mteu'!sted in off.year t!lecllons than Ohioans, New Yorkers, or Calllor~ilans Yes, editors will not have to cudgel their available brams today for an editorial topic It IS handmade for us. Of course, few of us expect our gUttering prose to change a single atom of lethargy into a vote But we have done our duty to Democracy by "urging everyone to vote " Local newspapers perform a magnificent service to the~r readers by making It possible for everyone in their localities to be Informed of t'Ommunity problems This Ita• been possible only within the last 60 1<1 7~ years in America. It •emalns a novel thing of everyday living in most other countries with their controlled press policies, and low standard of living With Roborl Ruaric which makes lt impossible for small newspapers to live IIY ROBERT C. RUARK clolled the ledger trom bl1 cradle But with all the lnlormatton of town affairs, includinB fl. Mohammedans eome In ma111 to hit tomb. "Whtt i:Ji ~ten b nanctal dilemmas, tax questions, public neods, pollee achon shapl's colors, races and slze.t wrrttert," says l)~. ma " \tfttt w!JI and street and highway lsllues which the public is acquainted but for purposes or slmpllclty be wdJ be." Wh.tt h,ben• tJ call them Arabs·EI)'ptlan.s, tilm m the .prOteSt Of Itt~ fB a with throu~h Its newspaper, more people seem to remain un· let's Kurd~ PakJ!IIanls, BedouiM, Tar· mlitfef 6t ~Ciln.Pll'!ti un~tance moved by this knowledge than are stirred Into action by it gul, Moroctan:.. the lot Let tfl ~Hi~~~~ If any usual non-voter has gotten thl• far In today's tradl· us also say that 1 hla:e spent n The Arab, the Mc!rjmmedt1 tiona! editorial, congratulations We haven't convinced you of lot or umc with Mohammedans dot~~ not include the inttder dog~ I thing, have we' Except that the old stock arguments to vote In unrlerst anding all t~1a trou which Is anybody not or his fal ~h fill space as adequately now as they have for the past 50 years bled buswess In the Middle Ea ~t - as \I.Orf.h much preaccupatlon 1n yoU would have to undetsttnd nt hb dally doings fn newspapers and magazines everywhere m the u s least nne Arab, his reUg1on, hts Hu rehglon divide$ Hselt lnt We wish to extend to you rongemtal non·voters this off-the· mentalJl), and h1s approach ~:-. I)Jiny oftsltoots, but wfl.eth~r he ts cuff reminder, however hie Whether you Hre dealln-; SPnuSa Hli~hln'llte or IslhaeU and D<:ln't stretch your luck too far w1th the Su~r. or simply bush may t'aght violently wUhm the Mfl1l for trans to William, Albert Bcnllcy, Dl•lla Crt'!W.'I, Harrison 6M StGN ON 700 Today 900 Romper Room 10 00 The Prace Is R1ght ~~ Hii LITERARY CLUB Mrs J):onald Mills, pretltkmt ot the MftfdlePort t.Jterary Club, will cntertam the <sJub for tbe Jut ... WSAZ-TV Cflclnri•f. Monday Tuesdat 3 ®' at .Primary Eleeti.on Bryant Award TELEVISION GUIDI 100 W!thout d•ubt 99 per cent of the newspapers tn the State of Onto tbday will urge their readers to "gel out and vOte " Land 1fran.~fers Daily Sentifrel _Day Book Harry Moore has sprayed this buffed casmg with glue and now guides 100 per cent cold rubber onto the ttre exactly m 1ts center. Lower right, Zwtlling handles a bre on which the tread rubber has been folded tightly to the crown and down over the wings. LOSES ,SUIT HARTFORD Conn. UP - N1ch· olsa Gue.rrt~ '~•\ $25,000 dam· aa:e suit a(a:IU&t l,_r' ruotori•t after a judge coi'lclu:d~a that the car standmg shU ~~ that Gucmmto 1t wlnle da..shmg !or CATTLE TIP CHAMPAIGN, 111 UP - Farmer! can help thetr cattle win a battle against heel file~ and grubs by dustmg or sprayang lhQtr animals wilih rotenone be£ore the grups leave the cattle backs thts sprmg, a vetermanan sa1d II done. The sectwn mold alone cost $2.000 Matrixes (or var10u11 tread de11gns, dependmg on saze, cost frqm $800 to $1200 each. Sf!.id Franklm Rizer, wbc has fa. tbered the new rlepartmenl. "The sectaon mold was bought maalllv to give th1s quick and Invaluable serv1ce to farmers " He u opttmtstlc about lh' fu ture of the ent1re department A· lona wath hiS father, Dan RiZer, and~ Ray Gibbs, who operate the company together, be sees a chance that before long three or four more men can 'De added to the working forc:e of two m~n now re-cappmg almost exclusiVely passenger and truck tires They see thetr new department as a first rate drawmg power for Pomeroy, attracting people into the area who otherwase would be going elsewhere for necessary tll'e work USE LOTS OF RUBBER Approximately ~.000 lbs of rubber are used each month in the company's present stale of opt'ra· hODS Only the highest quality rubber Is usee It comes m rolls or ipeca!ied sues to tolerahces or 32Dds of an met.. thickness for each make snd sue of Ure Once called the "camel's back" DaJiy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Midtlle.J10rl, 0 ., May .8, lt~7-4 Central America Truce Is Called For Arbitration MANAGUA UP - Nicaraa:ua and Honduru have aJreed 1o tall off their border war pendinJ an int.ernational ruline on the centuryold d11pute that touched it off, 11 was announced today Pre11dent Luis Somoza aa1d Ni· caragua u wnlhng to obtene the truce proYided Handurat does so He warned, however, that any "new anrenlon" by Honduras would mean "total. war"" Ricardo M Aria• af Panama, ch1ef of tbe 1&man fact-flndsng board that came here !rom Wuh· trf'tan to tnveftigate the coollict, utd tbe two Central American nahons have agreed to stop faghting at least unttil the board hu submllted ttJ rt'!port to the Or&am:r.atlon ol Ameracaa State. HARRISONVILt.E Harritooville Girb 4-H Hoaot the IUtb Scbo"tl Home Etonomlct Departmeat fqr the rourtb meellne w1tb tbe , . .... dent Sharon Atlns, oretidlnl with 16 memen and (our rae• J pretent Abient were Mef'ttlr1 Joy Wiseman, Donna Burbrtd&fi, · , and Kay Brown The meeting opened by aln&lnf Amerita, Tht! Pled(e of All ·· glence to tbe American naa: aftd lhe (.H flag were aien. Memben •ere aaked by Sbaron AIJdftll tn answer the roll call wttb a Salej1 hazard ObMTVed and corrected around the1r home llnl!il the pre- Club met •t YIGUI meetillj! and to obtern, rorrect and report m bke mann~t at their next regu)ar meeting. • Helen Douglu and B4:1nme Md· ler gave a team ~emonstrat10n on the proper method tiJ bake a cake utmg a atandard cake r<~­ l!ipe through meaaurmg, mnunt, bakang and coobng. All membera who oare taking a b-aking or food from Frante In addthon to tbe French equ 1_p Th~ agreement 11vet the faet- project bJ'(Iught 1 11repared pro· ment and the di.Jchnure that IB- finders, representinJ the Unated duct, the r«lpe used and told rael J.s moving away rrom depeml States, Argenbna, Me~:aco, Boltvaa the method of prepandon The ence on che United State• for and Panama, four days to wart exh1b1U eons11ted of ealcet, cookout plans for a 11ett1ement of the Ies, btownaea, bread and rot'1 military aad, llrael showed aff an border dwpute brought by Glona Atlnnl, J<a'& . i lmpretsJve collectwn of capture 1 equipment·RU84l•n tanlu an I The ban on troop movements Mae Bl-ackwood. Sharon Audrey guns taken from Eo'pt 1n the haiU!d a Nacaraguan column Which Jacqueilne Wauoner Me]{jnney, Bonme Mdler, Hel·a Sinal DeaerL was beaded for Yalaguma, 30 miles m&idi: the Nicaraguan bor- Douglas, Mary Jordan, Margaret '~ More than ~.000 braelll turr.· der, to retaUate for a reported Harmon, Susan and Debbie Sheets , ed out for the pandfo, but eon Honrluran attack on the garnson these were graded by their adsp1cuoua by their absence we e The only other ouhtary aetaon VIJOTI the dtplonratie representative, of reportP.d over t.be week end eonAu1gnments for the next meet• RU561a, Bulgana, Romama ant 11111ted of ra~ds by Nicaraguan and mg are--Susan and Debbie Sbee..a: CuchD8ltvalda RuUJa and Czee~.o Honrluun w31'plaDes on varums are to m:dl:e a rlemonatrlltion on oalovalua had suppherl Egyp, vailage. m the dbputed area wtth much of tbe equapment Aet'r. There wu no report of casu.al- the prOper method of measurina all mgredtenl!i for b:~kmg ,. e!ilke. t.o.d:a~y~----------j JJes usm_g both the Mary Ann type 'Jhe dlllputed area u a 12 mile me.asunng eups and the regula!:' at ls now re!err«l to simply as strip of the "mosqutto Coast measunng cup Sus.tn as 10 and tread rubber. A joke in the m whose ownersh.ip h11 been m dWitry 111 that a eongreulonal com· questiOn ever 1mee Ntcaragua and Debbae 7 ye-ara old Al1 other me.-bers are to brmg to tlJe m1ttee, wben probmg the rubber Honduras won thetr mdependence meetmg an exb1b1t or foods and busmess cGntrnulll)' became con· flom Spam baling prepared accordmg to tbeir The late Span1s]l King Alfonso fused OYer "camel's batks" pop project, tbe rectpe r and metbod pmg up an thelr reportl.' Tbey re- Xm, &ctang as an arbitrator, memorazed All members whethnamed at tread rubber Aod It aw.arded the terntory to Honduras er takmg a sewtng proJect or not m 1906, but NJearagua never recbas stuck are to bring a square of doth, ognued tbe ruhng Tread rubber 11 DOt glued to the needles th1mble and thread t~ tare until a careful anspection has learn to d() the dtfferent stitches been made of the calling wtth a used m hemmmg tool that actually turns the tire In· Joy Wiseman Is to g1ve a de111de out 1'hen It ts buffed to proon the proper metht j monstration per dimelllllOnll Exactly the pro~ of makmg mtroductlons amount of tbe old rubber lS reE~ta Mae Blackwood 1.'1 to g1~e moved from the crown (flat part) a demonstration o( how a hostest and the w1ngs (from tread edge should rece1ve guest& m her borne down to where the s1dewall be gms) The newly regl~tered comm11 m a '!l'actous rraendlv manner After the tread rubber has bet'!n lt.e o! KiiJg!lbUry Boy Scout fixed to the ttre tt loots hke a Troop 250 met Fr1day evemng at :~mooth surfaced alft)lane t1re But lhe troop lodge on Kmgsbur) the hot electrac molds tate care P.oad to dtseu!IS bw;aness ano of thas pl!ns for the com1ng year Members of the tornmit1ee are A heavy tube and plates are In Roy Rr aclde.s, mslltuhonal repre serterl mstdc the casmg so that sentahve, Ralph Cui, chamnan aar of the proper amount-160 lbs Glen Lee, secretary and treasurer for example, 1n a 11()(}22 sazed Loreru:o DavL!I, c:ha1rman of the tire-wtl\ ertend the hre correctly board of review, VU'gd Kmg avd mstde the mold agamst matnxeJ Chester Barnhart which form trearl Features of these electric molds mc:lude Coulls of Honor. family mgh' 1 Heat 1.5 apphed only to tread anrl board of revtew meehng~ ed surface~ Bare hands can touch were ~,o~ up along With several sidewalls with no discomfort whde mone~ makmg prOJects for th<> the h~aUng process tn gomg on Boy Scout Troop 2Ml recently 2 When lbe tire is removed , regasLered mne boys and seven ready for mstallation except for adult leaders lncludmg George pamt.ing and bnndmg, a devtce 19 Wagner, scout mtster and Harold used to redut'e lh dtametet by atr Sm1th, assut.ant scoutmaste-r preswre Thll pulls the newly Former Scoutmaster Olen Harr . formed tread away from, and out ~on restgred to take th MGM D a ctnew po:iit of, matrixes before the casmg as liO.J on 1e • 1Str1 comm. hauled upward with 9 hydnmhc t~e as organazatlon and extens10'l lift chatrman Exaetly the raght beat 1s ap-. ,ofcmbers af Troop 250 are Ron phed electmally for &pedfied dur· aJJ Roberts, Dwaght Carl, Davad ataon& whteh cauaes a ebemacal . Walliams, Lester Ar1.old Jerr} change 10 the tread rubber Firat Chamblm raul Wall, 'Mlomas 00 Res.,.es Your Gilt , lt becomes a near Uqutd as It BurnsJde, Eugene Smllh and •Mtkf' molds mto tread, then harrlens 1n. Barnhart to the rubber that resist' wear, glass and rocks WJ.IIPPING IT UP MIDDLETOWN Conn UP -Two MANY SIZES RE-CAPPED Whde all hrea are cund at a }uvemles wh1pped up a batch of temperature of 290 degrees, all' trouble for themselves when they up pressure to msure then proper sw1ped some ct~na from a parked tread formation vanes from 125 truck The cans contamed 1nstant pound& for paSienger llrea to 190 whtpped ere"m which they sprayfor the l&rcest truck tireS' Tame re· ed on 25 car, an a parkin&: lot bequired vanes from 75 mmutes !or fore being collned by a polfc,_.. the smaller casmgs to 3 ~ hours man for large t1res Sizes rangmg from the 600-16 A redwood tre~wh~tb. may be through 760- l5 m bhe passenger taller thlm the Statue of Liberty, range are re-capped on the com- wr.agh more than 2,000,000 pounds. Whtre Yovr Confl.ncll pany's two tmaller molds Matrtxes and contams enough wOOd to build Is JudlfiM of two tread destgns, and of several hous~s-grows from 1 seed E. MaiJJI St. Pomeroy vanous siZes, can be imerted m little btgger thaD the head o1 a pao the molds In the truck range sues from 8 25-20 through 1100-22 are handled It 11 m the larger sazed tire that volume is crampmg Troy Zwilling and Harry Moore, the workmen Another mold will have to be added soon, or a mght man put on to operate the truck tire sued molds, accordang to Mr R1· Kingsbury Boy Scout Troop Agenda Planned i '1 -I Collins Jewelry ~ ,.. Treads ror tractors eome m two rle&gns, the Traction H1·Miler and the Road Lug For passenger trres the De·Luxe Super Cushaon, or rib thread, and the suburbamte tread, are used. The Rarers and Mr Gtbbs m vlte the public to VlSJt thetr plant on East Main Street anyt1me to see l hre bemg prepared for new tread ,a nd recapped m Its electrac -- wUh a pNimpt cull loaa on Jl&n.ature• ..,, ~.*\Ito or twulbln' Kal Rbldy, M - 300 W. ~ St. -l'hone: 43Z, Pomeroy Rou7'1 M...._..Fri. t-s; Sac. t-U - Open. ft'C11.ing:. bv a.PPOi.tNN moJcls IS TH.E- NIGHT OF THE BIG ' IN FRONT OF THE FARM BUREAU STORE * IN ~OMEROY, OHIO FUN FOR ALL * * ~ THE FAMI-,. �. . . . . ... '' •• ' Jackets .S lyAian~. Wav BowlaFans 12,1ssuesl 6To2, Win 'Piay.Off Bl.fh ' WalklnShow du i eottubttted. ·~- .:.-- bilt the hilt. Seeond lnnJnr-Kenned,- flied ·• ' BY UNifiOi.IAO~· ~-AMUitAH to lett, Ed Crooks wu Aft on 1n .= .. : : :m lluei*II .Qull: What Meigs COunty player had the lortg~!ltllifed out Three runs 0n throe hlto li~';.:~~~~ :~ nne error and two w11n "~'~ p..e.) Thltd lnnlna-Kennedy foonod ueup(t · · · · · · · · S p .811P carev In tile major leagues? (See an1wer elsewhere on Crooks Jingled and WI! out lteal~ Baltimore . . . . . . 8 10 . a71S ing aecond, McComas doubled, Waabln,gtpn . , . . I 1!1 .211 Crow'a Cblclq bowlers brought to Meigs County today Jfirst -J-te ch amp 1onship In any sport In hi.. u.tory. This .us able becauoe Meigs County teams havo been competing ltate-wlde basil in organl:ted prep and lndependent sports IOtnf!thlng like na- · Rloulto 1ngled McComaa home and Detroit 3.Sundoy'o s Baltimore I Davl& was out itealing. one run three hils. ' Kon... City 7 Wu!Ungtoo WIt b the ch ampIonshi P came a $600 cash prize to the and I liant trophy for their high handicap total of 3,246 In the Ohio Bowling championship which ended Sunday Barberton. . . .. The Chicks also won the actual pin OOS. However, only one cbampionshlp ·· .,1 s" . (II) ., championship with could be accepted A ton reglonals, the other to Colum- • bus regional,, The te•m solna to Last year a,186 was good enough to win the ABC Tbe Chlcb mmpeted May S. Bowling was on the Bowling Lon... Hall off to Meigs County's first State w Chlcneo 8 New York S, Jonvlll• altll AIMI • ..,.. -.111 St. Louis 2 Phlladelphil 0, iJnd :::.:-,::! - I improper p0I• liJ PIUT .OI'TIONID mnre dell nile onnounoement eon- h.d h;• llnloh line, o.n.. t Ibn ..... Iiii;.;;;; off Jtrldt for oa)J 1 frioI aeeond, but to OWI'Ier !.owe ol Mldjanil. Tez., II the dlfferenee between 1 place ·pot of •t07,DGO and the ~!LI'IIIA UP - Short· ternlna his fututtt W butball otb- nanntr-up Pflze of 125.000. tCop lohn Kennedy, the first Ne· er than to Sly he or to ltw tho Philadelphia stay~r.a In the niQora.. lu\1 it Quia .Answer PtdiUa, has beezt optioned ~o to aurmlse tl1at 111ieh a deV1 ~ Obti Anaw.r: Rallton HemsRIJb Poln~Tbomoovllle o! tbo ment would mean hll 11le to an· ley of lyro~euM, in Nth m~lor rro »>ar ~ ·8~ . ..., . ' ; ' i f ... '.'i'f. ,lf.." oilier "ub. ., - ' 1..... . ..... . • home, ••t.blng sc"bool, friends and then that cer- . . ~ · II no better way you Cfln g.ive your son a · ~~ - Of. his obligations to himself and to others ttuU\ ~~ .~usiness experien~e he will g~in through -. nefttpflP&r route. He will learn to turn his spare .ttme intO"· profit for himself; will gain the re-o •pect of his ctUstomer• tl\rough service: the re•peot ol_hlf bu1lness anoclate& through perform·an~e Of his da'll:r duties. But above aU, he will en.. . h• ,I ' TUPPERS PLAIN ·.Wli,f ~ol flleg\lrage ~ !"JB to apply ~ill>ill!t· M hll ·own bu!lne01 - a route. mu. lor the , .. newspaper ·- , i. o l o r - "' Coiumhus with thtili' son, Mr. anJ: Mrs. r:wl Torrenee. Rev. F.verett Brawcomb received worlt Sun clay of the sudden death of his brother James of ' ' Wellswn. Mr. find Mrs. Wayne Brickle:. wPre Nllin'l: em her niece, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ebersbacb and daul!!hfers 'Ill Chester Sundq. $340,000 01 .. ... The Tiffin Art Metal Company POMEROY • M:AY 7, 10S1 .. Sinking Fund Debentures ' l)ue: Mlly Denominations $1100 & $1000 i ..19,.2 MILESTONES OF PROaRESS - The Tiffin Art Metal Company bepn In Tiffin, Ohlo In 1903 making ~mate metal ceillnlr.). In 1908 they joined the lltJl'Oh tG machine• to make tholr famous Tameo tOoting and related produeli• . ' Ciean- ~tllll~f'o~ht ,~. ,,. l N •. '. - ln i~. they originated the Jlllt ~volutlo~ .n4teoil bllll!oal'd, a sensation in tho outdoor advertislllf busln..s. ~ In 1939, they. devolopod the\r oueee01ful pol!eJIIf,llles ,..,.. houses in straleglcally-located Cltleo• I PROPOSE: Service to Tax~~rs- Within theirMt!CII'IS Full Cooperation With All Village Dept.'s . An "Open Door" Pol icy To AIII!OI'I\et,oy Cltl~· Ei:onomv In All PhosesofVillii~Opemtion . . ' WI1':.S.IIItl I ·v. S: ~a .11 • •·. ·~ .... ft "' ., I A VOTE FOR LEGAR IS A VOTE FOJl will!. am••l!ll dq.&IJ With the lnstalljltiOn !hill ...... of ·n~ machinery IJOrformance, TIFFIN LOOKS FORWARD TO THE B""'T YEARs OF. ., ... HAVF; SfRVED TWO , TE~MS AS VILlAGE CL~K ' . ANO THOROUGHLY. UNDERSTAND •OOR V·IU.AG£ 'f»Re81:!MS 1 Syracuse 1 ' .,. :a. ht Sprlngfi•Jd t ~ 1 2Dd Readlnr 8 S<lleh~ lot 1 Scheneet1dy '7 Readlne e, 2nd Binghamton 8 Allla~; Albu.y 's Blna)la-Ql ~ · ~ .....~ · ····~ 'L \ oa Miami 11 8 .667 ~nto 10. 8 ·, :ill 1n 1943, after a firf, Tiffin, l!nmedlalelt bunt a modern plant, and trttalled the latest madtmeey. . In 1954, a $100,000 addition waa bunt. In 1956 'l'iffin aequlred Squire Heating Suj)ply !:6. of Uolumbus1o add l.t!lportant know-how in the heatln,a' and air conditioning flel~ iUl4 two new sales warehouseo. '. . ~D . lT$ LIFE I .. Priu.t $(~:· P!r $1 ooo ,.. .. . Endoned By Ca.ueUmenDor Sellaefer,• Roy Bollin(, Rlehard IJones • •. • • • A•d c~-For ~ Lillie FuJii!, 1iln Follmer, Hobart Blab ; i' Company ' e~opti~ IMll l!ti • ., Olfm•t CJmJ• •• 11pn1. Debenture ' -.II N~ ' !Jtr'h $t. . Columbuo II, Ohio N ,f.ddM· Mr.Gary, and ofMn. and aon, XeniaJohn spentDyke t.he week end with his lather, Sam Dyke. Mr. and Mn. ChrU Diebl v.Wted reeenUy with bl!l' 1\ateT, Mrs. Win· nle Sto14t who baa been coalined at ~lzef Hospital. Mrs. Stout w.as ceturned to her home Monday. Paul llyers or Columbua spent tile- week end with his parent.!l, Mt-. and Mrs. Lee Myel'l. Thursday dinner gueatt ol Mn. M. E. Rathbutn were Mr. and Mn. Luther Bean of Alamosa, Col· orad.o, Dr. and Mrs. Leo Bean of Gallipolis, Mr. and Mn. Patrick Loehary of Pomeroy and Mr. Carlos Henry or Amesvme-. Mr .and Mra. Homer Parker ban purchas'ed a lot near U.e bridf!;e on Salem St. lrom Mr. and Mrs, WilUam Lanning of Fairborn. Mrs. Maude Sellarda and Mra. Grace Thornas were buaineas rial· tora In Athena, ThUI'!day. Mr. aDd :Mr1 • Elza MitMe:l were sunday ,1lternoon gue.sts of btr • ter, Mr. 1nd Mrs. Clarence Price. Mr. and Mra. Bruee May •n!J daughter, Debra 1nd son, lli@lael, were Sunday viaiton af bls Mr .-tnd :Mr!l. Arcble SlinptiN at their rartn at Pi.i'ker ltun. Mrs. Harley G. AntOl and ~ugh· ter, Mr. an~ Mr.s. P. A. Milcn• .and two ch1Ldten of Columbus wue Sunday euealt of Mr. and Mn. Charles Amos. Mrs. Crella MeHaHie was reo turne_d Horne from Melli General ~trs. Margaret _RusseH and daul!h.cr Carolyn, of Atll@.ns, Louise Barne~ of Columbu..~ and Margie Nlckl~s ol N~lsonville lpent SUn· da~· w1th Cattle Bahr.. The bulines1 meeting that '!'•."~ to iJe held here 't the Et:Jn ChJJr-ob Wednesday night ·bas been pOstponed until May 8th on ac count of the death of Rev. Brancombs brother. ¥r. and Mrs. Harold Gardner Jr .. Ni• Spnja Lemley and Geo. Wei( or Columba• and. Mr. antf Mii. Harold Gardner Sr., of Lang,~; v:lie !pt!f!l Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Carl Lemler. Mr. and Mr!. Wayne Brickles were c11 Uing on Mr. and Mrs. Geora:e Pickens, Reedsville, Sun· clny ].~r. and Mrs. William Chapman ~PMt sunt'ay wlth their dauRhter , Mr. and Mrs. Duane BeilVIlr of Hbspatalt _Saturday. Ne\l'· Matamoras, o. Mr. af!d Mrs. Emeat Molden ; r. tnd Mrs. Emile Matlack or were Sunday 1uests of· thelr 4aush· LYneastcr were ~alling on her mo· Mr. and Mrs. Dale N1eho~n of th' r MyrUe Ji'ro!t Sunday. tion Urnf waa spent here at tln William Hostt.Ie returnC!d home !arm wtltre he iJ'ElW up. Monday from Meigs General Hl>.s· Mr. and Mn. LeBlie Hoffman, "it"l where he wa!i a patient for Larry and Marlene ,.lsited. th.e ,hrec weeks. George ladekins Suaday. L. E. Wood and wife spent. sh~ mtetin;~ Hats. home. 4 was conaucted bYbu.slneu fbe p..-den\ Mrs. Btx BaUer. .A ~odlfg~ was tied by the gro~ and tbe rjest uf the evenin, w11 apeat l.n a •social way. Sunny Silver -pie, llhdoiricbes and coffee, ·were the CHARL~S c..._...~~ HOME Sfocba&- ...._ .). LAUNull' CO, I • I O. (PAT) · MURRAY For •liter. DEXTER • ~ .,. ®'('T. . ' *Laundry Serrice CLIEST£R *DRY CL•ANJNG ·The U a•'ly Sentl•ne'-, - -·' A ~llleft.QIItiMte .... ,~.~ . - Denver 10J...Oind. Plet Denver " ym.ha 1, ·&.1 Wlohl~ ~ ~.ootlnllio ·1. Ill Mr~ or Mr. l"'' mlloliig his own way through his own effort.!. '! J ~~=·~~:,';.!~Fra:~~rn ~ I '!'hon IS: a , recipe for growing boys too - his church. In the reeipe that makes him a bit : · • · ~ i. Pinch i>l responslbiHty. ' 1t up the tnclc: hm the 1 HuhwlUe I berth durin,- tbe Grapllruit tea· •on. Clark hit over .400 In ~xhibl- finish." 18 8ir1111lgbq f tlon eames. lltet..ue Sboemd:er tnl~Jutlpd Atltlitl. I NIW Orlea~11 4, tst He wu ient down •her onlJ two plate apearan~.J . both ln a phu:bhlltllftl "'lo. lie wia blllesa. Clark wa1 unable to make a B• s p o ns i bi I it y ' PRIMARr ·EIJCtiOl!l •ho Tt1er 111'111, Cbarlooton, 11101" or It Chlll'ehm DO-.· he odd Ootroll m•MJor Jack Tlaho bad 1iJ,i!fti~l.bm'' ~b 0111t1 LoUiovlll•' toi.lteil tbe We1t (!olumbla 1t1r 11 1i m•r -~. t1 wh ' - _,. ~ ' t'' elneh tor a reaeM ouUield tlle natr'l eln:Je =~ j, Cbatiu\.otp 1 •a• - ! .. . .\ IM U · MINUT.I $150 Cincinnati 6 Plttsburab 2. hi Cincinnati 7 Plttsbur1 h a. 2nd bl•me the race traek m~ nu:,~~~~~d~ V~~n ll~ E'. . lnt Columbia, hint- t~an WUile for tlw uror," uld ~erud. He ublalnf<( !bat at molt ·d today from hla 4Qme he maY rate tra~b nw I)Ole& ua.d to de~ken ~a ......on •ull baHbaU II 1 eoujllo o' "thlnp olrnote the linlll furlo 111, tk loot CbariN!oa 10 bullobi;.I~ .a •olnl loo 1110 to stay In lhe Major ~xteenth (110 ytrao) aiul the lin- Sl l'aul ~ lliniloapollo I ~en ~er-:in-law I 9\~ lutllel4er ol Welt ·e aauea don1 ~ome throuah." lah Une an varied eotored. li..t week Clark wa1 optlontd to "AJJ the polelll ire the uma f P.tt. -•' n at I •ll•"· I 5\1 ''rnc:k," Mel Clark, tlmnllf Detroit Tiller ' 7 Cburohlll Downo lor tho Jli)o,OOO · l ' 1U w"· • D'IStJ'ICt ' supennten • dent ...... --hod.ISl Met . Is Guest ~astor A~ ~unday Ser,riee :~~ (~~:.·e~u~~dv•~n·~~~~'.eh~:~ 1 j Ch\elnnau rvmero,.Mldtlleport. .o., Va:r e, 111111..., =~~!~RJ.~~:,Y"" ~~~:f1fl!~ ~~ c.~n,~"::l.!t.g pu_e ·.,.,.Ute .:=;::::::::::::::~:~~~======~=~=-~~~~~::;:::1""'"'";;;.1 and Wilbur family or BearwaiJow Dean or Chester Rldg•· were Sunday ~n~est9 or Mr. and Mr.;. · fld 'dem1 o1 d St1t1 ol. Gol'don Chevalier and sou.s. ftt •fftr 'r 1: •,.l.!_hi,.• i•~~eu.ri!L!~atl• .~~~~=.~·~~n·:~t:' .. "!i:! ~=~~~!:1:~!' non~r::/Jeatt o/ om!, . Mr. and Mrs. Rolanc! Torrence 111 0 .ar"D uv &nd family spent the weekend ;n IBu':.\~~~~t: l••t uan•o nooe dot.. Jl'on Lle1e In !be l':entueky Derby, but trainer John Ncrud t.oda, blamed 1(;;1.0 ' • 4 '"""'~'' ,f!llehtro · Yorti:l..Jt:abero .... -· I with ·a· Phi-ch~;; _ __ ....' -. .... ,.. .. 'tufnir . - AS Ky. liP - WU111 Shoemaker took the lor Gl(. ,A .. , f ,111...., tAa.nU .U 'r Va ~ ··-·~·· . .. 3 ~~~.:u~~k88 P~~:!d!~p~ia2~d tst '•at Cblea10 0-1 VI GOh\et Shoemaker Not Blamed For --- ~ e4 bet pi.Jno pup.IIJ ln a reeital , •1 VIolin•"; Claudia Zerkle , "Sun· civtn Suncby In honor of Gerald and Martba, tott Pll'l. 'Jbey art QueeD Ellubeth, i• 8ritalD'I 8\Jbd.)' adnDoon at the Po:rneroy day Ennlnt" ;and DUly Allen, GrTb•h.,.•m •,ttt~:di-n,m~~n- bill dtu&h· ·~ Mra.T ~~o'"r ~_,_. bope • .,allllt a cl...,- field Senior HJ.•II! Sehool aqdltor!um. ··countn Danee." .. .., .. _ -~ ...-vUlt lritb uii rtench bred tiW.IIm Pl)pla JIQnard presentt4 "To A ten, Mr. IDd lira. Clarence !.,.Ill a If• pat )ft!ek e,oda.f ill Ule 1.000 (Wneu, • : : :, Wll4 ltote"' to open the procnm, ChlD'Iene Diehl pl'Utnlfll "Spring Scbooncwtr 1n1t diuPt,er, Conn~ 'Wltb her uDtle, Dr. IJid ~n. l'. ol hslllld'a l'lve claalc folloWed Wlt.l1 ''Bfllt An Rlnalna" N!.Jht"; Kal')' Ruth Mack, "CubM· or Colwnbtn, Nr. and )fn. Glen A J'lviclen raees. .A 1ot.IJ of 2 fJIUes • ._ Jero", · Pamtb Y®n!, "Cbaconne" Bennett and daufbi,en. Judy an• · · '-..i.·•- tho 0.... - • ~il: by S~ron ~nP'd and "Walta" UlkY ll Mr 1nd 11ft 8"11W1 J:rlewint ~ en•"-' - - .~ 10 BuVInky'_?f Pndarkeri- and dauJ)Uer..~ Joetta Kay, aad race. Thtre art no A.mtrlCID ..by Jinun)' Ma)'Ptrd. Jane Burveu and ~~lynVM eit!r, "Be«uae". The t:~pe ~'!_d League lead to two aamea with a 1 w& a 10n1 ~Uq P.9PI ~ llt\ft41J eve- tria bl tbt IAJ fiela · -~ 10·7 !o'lctory GYet' Btook).yn: Cln- played · ~ Elevator"; JennU'er numuo:-r " a sette" by Br~nda ~ra. ft.IJ. anda kri.le u~q ind Pa· Patta preceded "'Dream of Olwen" Ur .and Mn. Billy Joe Gnh1111 niDI riJltMa· at tliddleport. I~QPI...QuND ·~ clnnaU e~tended llJ wlnninJ strea~ "'EitUlletl"'. D>' Clin~: Dalley; "Moonlla:nt Son· •'!~ Jimmy. and niece: DonDI Mr. and ltn.'· W!)ldeR , Crate MAD.r.SON. Wb. UP-The~~ lo aeveb fllme& by beatlnl Pitts· ttk'"Wt.llt." br C~rla Mon-1.1·-ccd· ata" by Mara:aret Handley . and Smlth and hll .tfe, Goldie. were wtek •nd .. - , .Jil ha bto- tcan Aut~>moblle Aun. alld , A bUlJh twict, 6·.2 and 7·3; St. Louis WIINIR ROAST HILD ther, Mr. .anJ Mn. Paul Gratt cl pi~• to iuut OO.OOO int.ernittd.l Look botll ends of a twinbill from ell thr ouio.Mf "lt" ~:~f· by "Bolero" - by Lll'ry Curtia; and play- 'R.cstleu Sti" by Penny Sue • The. Golden Cirele CJau of the ltarion. · drivlnl permit. for travel In :xii1 Phlladelpbia, H and 2.(1, and Mew Bever 1 Jtu"tqs. J.ane Chrl•tlu C hurt~ entertained the Bm Larkin of New Bolton JPI'nt rope eo_tnpared with 48.000 JsiUe@ York won the nia:btcap oi a double- ed ''Tarantelle"; Dnid Goodwin, Moore. header, 8-2, after C hi~ago ende<t a "ShoJ't'nJii' Brtla~"l f.tcn: tolley, Marilyn SctJWart p~!ented ~:·•:;.•c ~bu~~i, b~~~ aT~~~:i!Yr::: a day wtth hla jrandmotber, lira. last year. the inem~~e Js •lie te nine-game loaing streak wi.Lh a io- ·~t®~. ~~~~~; ~ : onald "Valse., in E Flat.. ; Eric Hart. "Pol- ning. ' Fr:;;_~e:~Mrk;:. Hin. .n Slowtn and American tourists buyinbg ot r eol. 1nt European cars ror t eir tlht1 inning 8-3 triumph in the opener. W~tm.Jng, act eet . onalae ; kuron Kelton, " Ronda Game. went played after which Littl~ Bobby Shantz and Johnny FoUowin& the 1010 "Scherzo" by CapriciOBto"; Sondra Potts, "Racb- hot dop. rn.ar•bmellow• and pop family and JINI. Rose Pattenon seeing. Kucka pitched the Yankees to ~arob~. BeU,_Reva Rae ~.mented,l man lnoU Prelude" and John Kun- were .served to the lollo"t'ing. Tbel· and daughteF, Roxanne, were ~un· ~ their pair of victories before 4:1,· 'Tango ; Anita Co,l.linr, Sliarlitht telman pruented "Nola .. to con-- ma Michael Pauline Markins )llr !!by a:uests. of bll PIJ'tlltt, Mr. and LETART FAlLS , 304 lans at Combky Park. Shantz Over Norway"; Sandra Bailey, "Le elude the program, and ltn. Er.nest Molden Mrs. 'Eari Ml'l . Henry Stawter of Kenna , W. Mn. !rtna Wi1BOn called em bet hurled a seven-hiLter to beat south· Slack and sons, Ricky, :Bobby and Vaifrs. Anna Lqgaa who hll Mn. Laura . paw Billy Pierce in the opener af).d >k and Mro. Robert Snow- ...istlna In .lhe ..... ol MtL CreDo 11/f of Racine Sunday. ~' benefited from a three-run rally , den •nd Bobby , Mr and Mrs. Rich· :UrBatfif ~td to her home at in the rourth that Included Mickey Mantle's two-run homer. plfthaltcl Kucks gave up only three hits " ahd Marvin Cremeans, David Mara lot en Salem SL (formerly the ley, Kn. Charle1 In the nightcap as the Yanks routDr. Richard Bauer..-ltl.perinten4· tbtf~ot&lal Board members antl tin, Dee Thoma•. Caroiyn and Peg- JackJoo l'iJ.Uoc itaUon) tr8111 Arn- mond ElberfJ!ld, ed left • hanricr Jack Ha~hman ent or ~ P!)rts.olouth biStric1, p..,_or on the report• and diseuss IY MeKPlglat , Alberta ?riddy, Mr old Grate. len, Mrs. Charles with a three · run rally in the kethodiJt Chu~hu, wl.ll the gurit ed ,variou& phases of the Church and Mrs. Robert cana<!ay and Sa· Charlu A.alo.s, lr., Columbus. George Wolfe, Kn. fourth . PJBt'6r at the Morning ~ite at ~ .1n the COnference. The con- bra; flobert Hill. Mrs. Jean Parker was a saturday 8 uellt or bJs grand and Mrs. WiUiam Will . nday, le~flce Ruion closed with a pray· and d1urbter, Suaie. Helen Mall! pare'bU, Mr. and l(k. Charles school activities, the May Boston capitaliaed on four un- Heath Methodist Churcll' 1 Nelaon, .tulia Lucas and Patty Amo will be postponed until n,"' earned runs in the lirst inblna: o.t May -11. and. tol\if\Jc.~ · · fOurth er by Dr. 'Bauer. Quar.let\, Conferenoe -aUat. th~ ·•· , Youne. 11.:~. Rota Bart1e_1 1ttended a dioThunday of th~ month aDd Lhe opened 11 Cleveland's Rob church.-.... . 4.ff CLUB MEETS nOI'Suilby •flkhomt Mr. •nd at .... b<mo or Lemon suflert;d hU th~d defeat, The ·ReV. Ko~kri&bt, pasior The Kool K.atJ 4-H Club met at lllh. J. T. LedUe lb. lAftpville i~ mohd Elberfeld with Kra. while Willard Nixon seattered i2 . ay lwlyh Bilckl.. thP. hOme of Linda Su~ Parker, on boaot 4lf tile trd blrtbday of trene Fiek. co-bolieu. •' hits tor his second win. Jiek.le of the Heat~ Church, pr~.dtiGd at The c. B. c. Cub rrom Reetl~- Thursday evening, April 25. Barbel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. P. 't. Allen \\'e •! Jensen's two - run bomer h•lped tbe mMnl-~.- sei'vlce and ~clsl The meeting was called to order Paul .Barnes. 1bursday evenine JUe&U of ¥ ·: Dave Sisler to his tblrd victory ln mUJle inclbded an anthem "Praise ville met with Harold and Ina GeOrte Prall Ia adding new and M·~s. ClaytOn Allen. Th .,,_ the linale. Mike Garcia was the Ye the i..otd", by tbe Choir direct· Mu81U', Saturday evening. Tho.~l' by the vice president Charlotte -on and· 1 qu•t ._.._ Smlth. The club stood and ~'+- walk• to tbc ....:........ , on Salem w-e enroute to their home in .. :.f. . loser. ' ed by William •• -- preHn were ........ and Mrs. Ronal' t d th -4 H led Roll u PI"~~ "'' ~ ·A•ron lig Gun tet: Mrs. Hattie Sndth, Mrs. ·o. 1. Osborn, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mv· pead' . 't · Ph gle. t tul St., wbll!b ~ reeently pu.re)J.a.aed ron all.eT spending the winter il( , .. , Hank Aaron, raising his battlhi Kleltl, Ben Phlk!>D and William ers, Mr. and Mrt. Walter BrowR .an mmu es or t e as meeJ na: from Mr. anu Mrl. ~u Tillis. Florida. ·Mr. and Mn:. Raymond averaae to a cool .417 was the Evereon, wbo Jane, ''Breathe qn Mr, and Mrs. George Pirkens. Mr. were read hy the secretary, oetta He hu installed p"rltead a:arace n•eath or Qnd." d Erlewine. 'l"reaaurer•• report and doors and ii redetonting tlle prop. !eld, n-lumb"•, ._.,ently big gun for the Braves as they .... .... an Mr.s. Charles Humphrey, lf:r d 11 cted - &rend 1 1'ur ...... ...... Dr.~uer tmPb.uiud lD J;it serues ro e ~~ ner. erty. weekend with tbelr son . wiped out a 7·3 deficit and knockOpport nlt t and Mra. Grant Smith and son The next meetine wil1 be at the Mr. and :wn. George Bowen ana ""ter-in-law. Hr. 11 ~ Mrs. ed out Sal Maglie aner three inn- m- ob u 'i Oi' p,ioneer- Mr. and Mi-1. W:arren Pickens. ' park, May 9. dau-"'ellbg, ate visiting .,. Ings to beat the Dodaers. Aaron lng 1n t Q~Oclerb woi'ld ln both p &a...,• ., "uc: tlblrfeld. tbe acien ~ field and tb• fie1d of vt. LelaJ.ld Parker, .sOil ol Mr Rafre1hmenta Gf sabdwlcbet, poat the lloine of. .ber parents, Mr. .Mn. lawrence Smith, drove In thrt:e runs and scored four with a homer, double- and Human Relatto.ti.S. IJe litreued the and M:ta. Ralph Parker of Chest'!" tato cbipg: ,eapcake1 and pop were and lhs. \vl111am Folan. Tbe Fol- Thomas Webe!' and Frank tremendoualmportiiWe o.f learning is home on furlough aftl•r fin 1sh· served to Barbara CIJ'ter. Charlotte a.ns attd ~eAt vblted friends at were in ParkenburJ Monday. two singl es. Mn. Ziba Midkiff and ehildreRt A pair of route • iOing pitching to u~ jn peace with eacb other lng his basie traini ng at Ft. Kno:~.:. Smith, Billte f:.ou Martin, Brenda ltaVentWOOd sundn. Other auesu ","•"".0 must Ky. He was calling on his aup. Turner, Joetta Erlewlne, ~rvel ol '-he l'olahs SUnday evening • "1; jobs by Brooks Lawrence and Don ~Dd ••l.d tb·at ltr~ 1 WI.th ., ·~ r ~ Mrs. Ethe1Stout here Monday.· F. o1e yo· · ... L : !. ..... nd l1r11. !peat an evenn1 ;~ar~. ... o1 . Jane HId a • Ad v1.10ra 111BX· were tntm" .iauptet, Mr. a Wickham. .. GrosS' paved tbe way !or Cincln· start with the li:J.dividual, the llr. snd Vrs. Clayton Allen an., oati's swe~p over ~ttsburah. eh.urcU . the community, the nation He Will leave May Dttt for New me RumrJeld and phyllis 'Snowde!l Carl ~tiller llld t.mi~J .of Athens. Jersey. and one guest, Julia Lucas. Mr. and lin. . }VUliam Phi1Ji_p1 rd ' th y:.. Lawrence rommitted three errors ana the world." PIII:SONALS of Chtlllcotl:Je spent the week end .son, Bi1I , spent 8 ptu ay WI •~ In the openc1·. but posted hJs thlrd the superintendent ot the Port•· The Sunshine Cirele of the EUB Mr. and :Mr1. Mark Grueser and wltb lrl.s AAJ"tnta, Mr. and Mrs. J. ~nd Mrs. ll. H. Allen, Athena. .. triumph when Frank Robiruon moutb District presided at the ·chlll'(:h met at the home of Phy; children of Rock Sprin.CS were c. Phillips. Otber gunt! . or the Urs. Henry Beaier, Mrs. Georg( belted a three - run homer in the Quarterly Conference whicb in· lis Rowan Wednesday with nine Sunday · afternoon guests of Mr. Pbillipa, lih.Jn4Jy, were their daueh· Pylu, Mrs. Alli!On and Mra. L"t-; rlfth. Gus Bell and Roy McMillan clu~ed_ r~portf by the p~stor, the 1 members and one guest pre.sen•. and Mrs. Lee Myera. ter, Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Wilcox o1 weU Beaver spent Monday in Hun~ each drove in two runs in the Communon em Educat1on, the A potluck dinner Wll.!l served at Mr. and Mrs. Dennie- Atkinson Langsville. ·' ihgton.-,w nd nightcap to help Gross best Bob Com~t~n on Fl~nce, the Wo- noon. The 11eXt meeting will bf' and son or Columbu 1 spent the Mr. and Mr.a. H. w. Folden and Mr. and Mn. Henry Beaver • -. Purkey. Bell and Halik Foiles hem· mens &oe.~e:ty of Christian Service, tt• Mae Vineyard's. week end with her parents, Mr. Dotlglas Moore 'Of Charlotte, N.c.. Mn. Allison tpeDt the Wtt!kend ~ ered in the second game. the Senior Youth Fellowship, the Mr. and Mn. Gerald Violet and Mrs. Clair Taylor. and Mr. and Mrs. IL D._.8axton of Zane!Ville with Mr. alld Mn. Paul: Ennis Comes "Home" treasurer, the Metb~st Men·~ As- wer4- calling on friends at Rut· Miss Julia Lucas was an over-- Logan were. week end viSitors of Allison. · • : Del 'Ennis, makinl his first ap- soclatron, the Musu; Comrruttee, land Sunday. night guests of Unda Parker' on th,ir aunt, Mrs.· Gimet WUliam· Mr. and Mrs. Lrrr)' Rou.sh, Jack; pearance in Philadelphia since be· the Trustees and the nominating Clyde Reeder .or Pittsburgh, Pa., Thursday. !on. !On, spent a few days witb Ml'• lng traded to tbe Cardinals b1d a eommlttee. was calling on friends here reMrs. Gerald Graham and daughMn. Flora P::~::.;-1 and Mrs. Guy Summerfield. royal "homecoming" day a• he The - Cottfe,t,n~~ o!-PPfPVed the re cently, · ter, Mrs. Wanda Vining, recently apent 6unda7 -;,,-,-_ ~ . 1'bed Croy neeJved ..,rd. or the batted ln three runl In the r~t p~of Y!e tomiaatillf committee; L C01 villi~ her sister, Mr. and Mr.!l'. and Mr. and death or bill aister: Vat"IU Fer&u· game against hit ex - teammat~s c....-"1.1. 5Ienneay, Mra. Emerson eo e and r.anddaughter M Kermit Little of st. Albans, W. va. Attendance lhe. ·f'!"!~e'~~ 10n Caldwell. and two more in the nightcap. Tbe Jone!, Mra. Ralph ,Radclll!e and East Liverp~ol spent the week Mr. and Mr1. Gerald Violet of dl)' School Easter was ana "}Jn. · P. F'. K,pblentJ Phils blew a 4-0 lead in tbe firat the pastor. New committee mem· end here With hls mother, Tlllie Tuppers Plains were· vUiUng with ferill8 wu $102.80. , ,.pent Sunday in Athens with Ma·, ganfc, credited to reliever lJoyd bets for the -eoming year are Mrs. Reed, friends here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ham ot bel swarti:. Merritt. Sad Sam Jqpes hurled a ·Nan Moore, Mra. M. L. Fl-ench, Mr. ~nd ~~- 0. E. Mu:sar, Mt '. Mr. and MnJ. Eldon Lanning and Loog Bottom are movlnt ,into the :;,;;_;;;,;:~;;;;;;;;-=--, lour-hitter to notch his second tri· Mils Frieda Faebnle and the pu· JO&ephane Pick9s ot Reedsville. daughter of Fairborn spent Wed- Joe Gru~ property at the upper [ umph in the finale. Bob Miller and tor. Mr: ~nd Mrs. Dana Massar or nesday night with hil .uter, Mr. end of Sale!Jl St. ' .FOil Harvey Jladdlx were the losers. The ~uperintendent· commendl!d Chllhcothe and Mr. Wallaee or and Mrs. Robert The Lan· Syracuse ~alled on Mr. and .Mra ninp weJe enroute home from MaCARTHY RESTING day ~i&ht, is expected to remam Harold Massar Sunday. n · FLUFF DltY WASHING 1 vaeation in Florida. NEW YORK UP-Ciem Me in Mo"unt Sinai Hospital at leut Mrs. Verna Kessler of Parlr· Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker and 8y Clarlct AI.... earthy, so. veteran sporU an· two weeks. A hospital spokesman e~I,IJ'g were guest. Sunday of daugbtet, Linda, were Sunday Kisl Jerry ·Wood aselated by 1!i!"' nouncer who surfered a fractured said M'eCar:thy was "resting com· Mr. and Mrs. Don Landon. guests ol his lather, Peari "Parker, . Robeh ·' 'WOM eritertalnell QU-61.... hlp In an automobile era•b Satut . fof'!ably." "Mr. ind Mrs. Roland Eastman Cheater. 'I1llrd n~ Clu.b at het e ·We ,._. U, & Dlll¥ir d:."i and "'3; tbe 'l'll:en topped tbe Orioles, 3-1, and 'lbe Athletics sent the SeaatoH doWIII to their ~t~v~:nth !trali}lt d.eteat, 1•2. · It•'~.. lncrtiM L.W Milwaukee inneased Jts National .finnedt Ol 2 •••••••• Rowltt 000 000 ~ ~: 131 010 x~ 12 3 Brooklyn 4 St. Louis a Batteries: WIYerly--buM and Clnelnn~l S New Vwk 2 Crace; Mlddleport-Bowlea and Pltt1but h 1 Mllwa~~ 0 lllndy, PbUadel hla S ChieU6' 2 Clark Hints Derby Failure LOIJJSVW R....... • ement "':r It¥ ~rkll!l• F~o- BaseLaII Slipped lise May '1'-1, ll&fl IQu bt, 10 mornl"' tht Jaeken will Jlolay ploy ot tho ,._ tl.,., Thi distaff aide of bowling was boosted here today when II Wll learned Dorotlly Clark, wile of Bill Clark, ••• ~!the Pomeroy lanes, rolled an 814 total In Sunday afternoon at the Boulevard Alleys In Va., co Into tlilrd place In the Women's Handicap there. · ._Ten Pomeroy A..ocuUon women compeled In the evo,m.t ·•nat lournet hlto one week to go. ,, ,.b) "'"f' ,· ,_ · I ~:J~::~~ ro .. N TlONAL· LI!A4UI! unUIIOday, and In a different sport. will on the Colum- MUWIIUkee . . . · 19 w .L ' ' 'Jet1 3 .818 1 or It Wll! Paul (Moon) Clifford who was the hottest of '" · -··A' ·In the Middle- Brooklyn 11 5 .888 h<ll Chlckl at Barberton, although Bob Llluks and Renzo th• fal't thot nexl \ Clnclnnotl . . II 7 .011 tblnt were far above their averages. Junle Gibbs and Senlon leave for St. Lou!& 9 '7 .383 Pats! hold up their end with sames of 178, 166 and 226 D. c. which event I Philadelphia 8 9 .471 Olbba, and 166, 188, and 136 for Darst. Would remove puctlcally the en- New York . . . . . '7 11 .389 "kowever, Louks had a great serles of 230, 213 and 2:06 tire starting Middleport team from PlttlburiJh . . 5 IJ .278 Chicago . . . . 4 1J .280 819. M en<hinI bo wled 216 196 ond 192 for 804 . CIUford lunclav'o R01vlto 1 <tilth 238, 2:U and 1!10 for U70. This pushed the Chicks Into S.hool olflulo Mid lot. thlo Milwaukee to Brooklrn 7 leid ln the very first week of the tournament and not one the 84G team1 shooting at the mark in the following COUld turpaiS it. thll -c:::..c. .ftrtt U, , · 'Whit&~ Sh.' ~nt· .pipe di'ei".J SOi {hree atralght, IDcludlnr I 4-2 ; ,, ~ aria dlallW.I.c¥1 a lot of ~~ who •nd 3-0 doubleheader sweep Sun., 'Sfrtins¢ -,,P· · wn ~ • • · t. Charles W. legar ....... --nt star Chick bowler, went to the state \ wet9 bel.innl.Da tq <belleft .. :·· . _, · · Uftl~- ~...... J.r£ "· .)llilter mJa-t be on "or~. )'iar" lor the ' . ; A\1 •t ~}: 8 a e,a nd for BfGQX B0Qtber•. ·' o~!· .the y';uett i: po *hll- __ Vanken beat tbe Whlti · •· ;\. VOTE FOR-. ,.· loturd•y - l h sald sundtty Middleport wlll let Detroit 8 BalLhnore o, night as many or Its four postponed Kansas City 8 W&lfblna:ton 2 SEOAL game1 in this week as pOlMond-v'• Prebe.,lt ltttihtrt &lace the tourney was a handicap event, they chose the slglni·lslble. Dlstrlct play ror Mlddleport Waahlngton at JC;ansa, Cltyftcant UUe . may he Wedne1day, opponent un- Stobbs G-4 va Girver 1-1 Two athloti'! teams and ·one individual compeUtor known. Baltimore at Detroit-Moore 1'"-ebed Hml-ilnals in state tournaments before . They Amf>s Bern, 'Winners over Nel- 1·2 va Lee 1-1 Mlddlleport Hilh Sehool in 1950 with its baseball team as sonvtlle and Corning, will be cme Only tames schedulid T:h th te p or the teams. Two otherlf In the Tutsdey•a Oilllftel mw.. .,.."'"" . e 0 er am was omeroy in the 1930's in four-team tourney m~y come from Washlntton at Detroit . bllketb1U. In that !arne decade Racine lost by one point Portsmouth and Marietta area.. Baltllnore at Kansu CJty, night tbe llml Of the state finals basketball tournament Each team will play one game, New Yort at tl,v&lan.tl, night ~~team that went on to become champions. with one witmer a:otng to the Day. 1 Boaton at Chlc-aio, 11l1ht Paul Clifford, ·~ s~e PA.RIS UP:_M~ Rose of IJOHANNESB'tiRG, South Afrlell Audralia won tbe meq's sinil<H UP..J..;.Boxer Jbnmy · Elliott's lint title Sunday at tbe Pr.'ril -tenn11 knockout oJ hi&- catfer re!ulted tourma,ment by def.l!atlng Bud. • In hit ~eatb. Tbe South African I Patty or Los An1ele1 and Parh mlddlewela:ht died Sundar ln a "1-5, 8-3, 7·5. Ja~ueline Kermln• SUPt:IRI- 1:;;,:-.r.: INJURY 2 DISTRICT PI.AY N•w Yorlt ~ Chl..,o 1 Athletic Director Earl KniJht Cleveland S 'Boston 2 Dab In~ about 20 years ago . He had to wait for his ~ •. : &,, ~TONial~ lo: . got lour or the WINi t!TL. New YOlk 4 Chicago 2, lst New York 3 Chleqo 01 2nd Boston fl Clevel1od i, 1st Bolt on..• c1 eve1Rll d "• • 2nd Bowl" flied out. POmerQr bo~tb,m and the fatber ~~ two ti>Jt-s, waa noor.a a Mtd .iett to the head lb the llitth found. VJB Flf-th inning-Kennedy sJna:led, Crooks walked, McComas &rounded , Davis aut hi· fourth olnfle C:hl<'ks 1 out • ~ rrcorlng Kennedy, Hindy and 3e yeai1. ." . ·· looal hOSpital ol· a lrilb InjurY auftered ln a UUe ·bout with Pat McAteer pi ·l !n(lind, Btltlsh Em· Jlre btid.dlewt~lit ebamplon, Sa~­ im!at h!i(lt. E!Uotl, 28 >to" ol~ o• etr-or, McComu liDJied, Ua\'ii lftnw L ·~t. l].ed CfOokt~ In, mndy ctounded N """" · .-. a out and Mecomu scored, Bowlea e.- Vol"& · · · b. Y · LJD •inaled Davlo In, Ne~on walked, Cblo.,o . . 11 e I ~RileHy walked and Whltlateb ~stoc (O 8. IIJ Cltal T-ehlll ;h1• then sewed it up With t~o seventh 011. Jlnrlee by Im· pd Cundiff, a WIJ;k and an frror, FoUr acoretl ift the eighth I wboo tluile oJriiJ.' !_11.3 a doubli Redia . two DESK t •: 1'tth Double Wm, Take Over 1st bl~:.d~~d ~~:i·~ ·~·.r!.~. Datt:r8entbre~ RUTLAND Mlu Mert•~~~~t!!.~~~~t~!9,~.~~ ~~~~~~J. Of tbe Went ahead '7-6 in the Flrst lnniqr-Davia alua:led, Jtin. dy walked, Bowles flied out, Nel· IOD IIDjled DavlJ b_otne, ){ituJQiJ and WbJtlateh. fanned. Obe i'un on SPORTS .. !lr•tet · ~!ie.@! lrame a1 Snooty S~ruth tripled 11 and Kine slllJled tor one run, · · · ~ nny 'Tifthbltm ttarted on the but that was all. m.uwut tor Pom.enr and was the MTOUVE WlilbfiJ1 _plteher. .JJe W• ~eliev~d a,ger, continued hia great hitting llodlJOJ br Ge'o rre lj_ealell'Q&tl In the ager, ontlnuedc hi~ great hltUh,g wllb .his eilijih .. Cuiullf! opelleil Nessy with U:u-ee for five. Big Pome"'y Garren · behind I).! plole. . . battera were Petey Cundiff and ·~.orr¥ Lee ,fD\ the ,... for Point Nesselroad with three for flVt When he waa"h11eved In the eighth and Buddy Cundltrs two for atx. by ilirutu Hendel'lOP 1 behind n Van Vranken, Yoong and IntbotO Ul. Le.e i:bd Henileraon had den each had one for three. Guin· the )db ln lb-ikeoltlll ana their ther collected one for five. mate. pt more hltl, but 12 ·Manq:er comn·i 911a th~ dub'~ · rwtlb iuuett to .P.om~roy kiUCd next pnictlce )Jatne wlU be wi~ lbem. dlepor:t where Mick MJUer Uk.el] , tmboilen (anned tour and ·walk : ed three: Net.elroad ln two inr.· will oppoie Pomeroy. ire also anlna:• •fanned t.Arte and walkml nnunced that l.Joyd (Dlrlty) ·M<lpre1 ancient but gteat bitter who IIi... 'Fo(nl Jumped Into • &:-0 lead i'l once played with MilWaukee in · the U>p ohhe tll"st Whl'h Wa1113lcy the Amerli!al;l As.SOieatlon it "t~·· singled, Hendenon &ingled atld tng to eet in'lo shape, an1J lila)' Capehart llinel~. Two· of ·Pom4? play shortsto) for m.'" rof5 six e.r rors let in live , run1. LINi Phil Collins' boys got ba~k in Pt Pleasant 100 when six rPDJI MiddlepOrt . :·::···.:.o-.-. CUDdifi hlt a Pomeroy doubte, Nesselro•d Batteries: Four 'Wire wJlked and atJ MIDDLIPORT SCO~IND Tile D•ll• s-tlnel - . ' blll'lb Pitt•· VanVJoani:lll plui a hal ljitnlt . ~ l'f!l}Je ~ tbe ••me ·up. Ina 19 110!4' ~~ """' Point med abort ~the.. (Ott ~1;~~~bln~~ ~~ ~.:;. a. Coach Nolan Swackhamer's dleport YeUow Jackets emerlili Saturday as one of the powerl-h C1a&& A b:~&eball in aoutheasttfo Ohio. They assured thems.elvea birth in the sudden-deatl~h-~d!~~ llnals in Athens lolidly whipping the Pike County ~!"m011~ b7t~:! the 12-Strlkeout effort p big Jim Bowles. The g;~me! was hardly ever 1n doubt as the Jackets took a IIIJe run lead In the nrat innina:. added three more in the second, anoQier In the third and their tlnat rui 111 the lllth inning. Meanwltlli. Bowie! was mowlnt .Waverly dchir.ft In good order, never threateiJed with trouble until the last lnnib; when Wavarl)' squeezed acroa two runs on two !ingles and 1 double. Bowie! walked only ofle. Waverly pleked up eight htta rrom Bowles. but they were well seattered until the final frame. Middleport hitters- were n,-t slowed up by waverly's Dunn who gave llp 12 bits, f(jur of them to Cbarlea Davis and three to Bob'by Neleon, both boys having a perfeet day at the plat.e. Lanky Ed McComas eot the only extra bate bit ~;tf the Jatketr, s double In the th!td. ··~ ilelt rl;~;~:· Pille· to1141Dit .....,If». 'I· by Harvey wolk ope neil .J r~~ 'I, ;.. r ... 90f·Pt lt ' Slugf~t 16-12 u•e Sox Bubble ~~:.l~!· .::-:.=..~ ~= Mercedes Condon Piano Recital •~ ~ - " • :;~r ~~::,o:::.ion Amerl• ·· .v !llnlz.....,Stab • 11 · · - - · - · "V' Sunday Witb Mr. and Mrs. Rife; w. 11""11 ' HARRY A. MILLER V. RaymOnd Tbomas and famil,.. spent Sunday wltfi Mrs. Freda Wells attd famil,y . Mrs. George Martin Wlffit tc Col· umbw 'Nh~re she will enter a ho.; pita) tor IIUrJe~ M.r. abd Mrs. E. F. Houdubeld• Delllter, Mr. and Mrs . .Meryl Hou 4J,shelth ind VarlnJ Kay6 A.1baD.J spent !:aster with J.tr~. DeU..l Mldkift ,a nd liOn&, Ho!Jia and Ve · lie or Chester. Other ~..eats were .Mn. UOY<' Sinclair and son Chas. 1.:.-. and Mrs. Franldln . HMfmJn, llr, and Mrs. Roy Reut~>r OelO'res and llil'Y For All'" Slnclolr, , Doh l~d Bob Bow)oo. • Mn. 1. p, Houclaololldt 1 am under no obligation to any political . Uons or groups and make only one camplllgn and that is a good, efficient dignlfiod m.nner that the to my coopenitloil to. council esta of \be~ a~allll Noinlnate !i)e as your mayor In the Republi<tlll mary neil Tuesday. HARRY A. MILLER · Conclid.ote felr MJ:Jy .• �. . . . . ... '' •• ' Jackets .S lyAian~. Wav BowlaFans 12,1ssuesl 6To2, Win 'Piay.Off Bl.fh ' WalklnShow du i eottubttted. ·~- .:.-- bilt the hilt. Seeond lnnJnr-Kenned,- flied ·• ' BY UNifiOi.IAO~· ~-AMUitAH to lett, Ed Crooks wu Aft on 1n .= .. : : :m lluei*II .Qull: What Meigs COunty player had the lortg~!ltllifed out Three runs 0n throe hlto li~';.:~~~~ :~ nne error and two w11n "~'~ p..e.) Thltd lnnlna-Kennedy foonod ueup(t · · · · · · · · S p .811P carev In tile major leagues? (See an1wer elsewhere on Crooks Jingled and WI! out lteal~ Baltimore . . . . . . 8 10 . a71S ing aecond, McComas doubled, Waabln,gtpn . , . . I 1!1 .211 Crow'a Cblclq bowlers brought to Meigs County today Jfirst -J-te ch amp 1onship In any sport In hi.. u.tory. This .us able becauoe Meigs County teams havo been competing ltate-wlde basil in organl:ted prep and lndependent sports IOtnf!thlng like na- · Rloulto 1ngled McComaa home and Detroit 3.Sundoy'o s Baltimore I Davl& was out itealing. one run three hils. ' Kon... City 7 Wu!Ungtoo WIt b the ch ampIonshi P came a $600 cash prize to the and I liant trophy for their high handicap total of 3,246 In the Ohio Bowling championship which ended Sunday Barberton. . . .. The Chicks also won the actual pin OOS. However, only one cbampionshlp ·· .,1 s" . (II) ., championship with could be accepted A ton reglonals, the other to Colum- • bus regional,, The te•m solna to Last year a,186 was good enough to win the ABC Tbe Chlcb mmpeted May S. Bowling was on the Bowling Lon... Hall off to Meigs County's first State w Chlcneo 8 New York S, Jonvlll• altll AIMI • ..,.. -.111 St. Louis 2 Phlladelphil 0, iJnd :::.:-,::! - I improper p0I• liJ PIUT .OI'TIONID mnre dell nile onnounoement eon- h.d h;• llnloh line, o.n.. t Ibn ..... Iiii;.;;;; off Jtrldt for oa)J 1 frioI aeeond, but to OWI'Ier !.owe ol Mldjanil. Tez., II the dlfferenee between 1 place ·pot of •t07,DGO and the ~!LI'IIIA UP - Short· ternlna his fututtt W butball otb- nanntr-up Pflze of 125.000. tCop lohn Kennedy, the first Ne· er than to Sly he or to ltw tho Philadelphia stay~r.a In the niQora.. lu\1 it Quia .Answer PtdiUa, has beezt optioned ~o to aurmlse tl1at 111ieh a deV1 ~ Obti Anaw.r: Rallton HemsRIJb Poln~Tbomoovllle o! tbo ment would mean hll 11le to an· ley of lyro~euM, in Nth m~lor rro »>ar ~ ·8~ . ..., . ' ; ' i f ... '.'i'f. ,lf.." oilier "ub. ., - ' 1..... . ..... . • home, ••t.blng sc"bool, friends and then that cer- . . ~ · II no better way you Cfln g.ive your son a · ~~ - Of. his obligations to himself and to others ttuU\ ~~ .~usiness experien~e he will g~in through -. nefttpflP&r route. He will learn to turn his spare .ttme intO"· profit for himself; will gain the re-o •pect of his ctUstomer• tl\rough service: the re•peot ol_hlf bu1lness anoclate& through perform·an~e Of his da'll:r duties. But above aU, he will en.. . h• ,I ' TUPPERS PLAIN ·.Wli,f ~ol flleg\lrage ~ !"JB to apply ~ill>ill!t· M hll ·own bu!lne01 - a route. mu. lor the , .. newspaper ·- , i. o l o r - "' Coiumhus with thtili' son, Mr. anJ: Mrs. r:wl Torrenee. Rev. F.verett Brawcomb received worlt Sun clay of the sudden death of his brother James of ' ' Wellswn. Mr. find Mrs. Wayne Brickle:. wPre Nllin'l: em her niece, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ebersbacb and daul!!hfers 'Ill Chester Sundq. $340,000 01 .. ... The Tiffin Art Metal Company POMEROY • M:AY 7, 10S1 .. Sinking Fund Debentures ' l)ue: Mlly Denominations $1100 & $1000 i ..19,.2 MILESTONES OF PROaRESS - The Tiffin Art Metal Company bepn In Tiffin, Ohlo In 1903 making ~mate metal ceillnlr.). In 1908 they joined the lltJl'Oh tG machine• to make tholr famous Tameo tOoting and related produeli• . ' Ciean- ~tllll~f'o~ht ,~. ,,. l N •. '. - ln i~. they originated the Jlllt ~volutlo~ .n4teoil bllll!oal'd, a sensation in tho outdoor advertislllf busln..s. ~ In 1939, they. devolopod the\r oueee01ful pol!eJIIf,llles ,..,.. houses in straleglcally-located Cltleo• I PROPOSE: Service to Tax~~rs- Within theirMt!CII'IS Full Cooperation With All Village Dept.'s . An "Open Door" Pol icy To AIII!OI'I\et,oy Cltl~· Ei:onomv In All PhosesofVillii~Opemtion . . ' WI1':.S.IIItl I ·v. S: ~a .11 • •·. ·~ .... ft "' ., I A VOTE FOR LEGAR IS A VOTE FOJl will!. am••l!ll dq.&IJ With the lnstalljltiOn !hill ...... of ·n~ machinery IJOrformance, TIFFIN LOOKS FORWARD TO THE B""'T YEARs OF. ., ... HAVF; SfRVED TWO , TE~MS AS VILlAGE CL~K ' . ANO THOROUGHLY. UNDERSTAND •OOR V·IU.AG£ 'f»Re81:!MS 1 Syracuse 1 ' .,. :a. ht Sprlngfi•Jd t ~ 1 2Dd Readlnr 8 S<lleh~ lot 1 Scheneet1dy '7 Readlne e, 2nd Binghamton 8 Allla~; Albu.y 's Blna)la-Ql ~ · ~ .....~ · ····~ 'L \ oa Miami 11 8 .667 ~nto 10. 8 ·, :ill 1n 1943, after a firf, Tiffin, l!nmedlalelt bunt a modern plant, and trttalled the latest madtmeey. . In 1954, a $100,000 addition waa bunt. In 1956 'l'iffin aequlred Squire Heating Suj)ply !:6. of Uolumbus1o add l.t!lportant know-how in the heatln,a' and air conditioning flel~ iUl4 two new sales warehouseo. '. . ~D . lT$ LIFE I .. Priu.t $(~:· P!r $1 ooo ,.. .. . Endoned By Ca.ueUmenDor Sellaefer,• Roy Bollin(, Rlehard IJones • •. • • • A•d c~-For ~ Lillie FuJii!, 1iln Follmer, Hobart Blab ; i' Company ' e~opti~ IMll l!ti • ., Olfm•t CJmJ• •• 11pn1. Debenture ' -.II N~ ' !Jtr'h $t. . Columbuo II, Ohio N ,f.ddM· Mr.Gary, and ofMn. and aon, XeniaJohn spentDyke t.he week end with his lather, Sam Dyke. Mr. and Mn. ChrU Diebl v.Wted reeenUy with bl!l' 1\ateT, Mrs. Win· nle Sto14t who baa been coalined at ~lzef Hospital. Mrs. Stout w.as ceturned to her home Monday. Paul llyers or Columbua spent tile- week end with his parent.!l, Mt-. and Mrs. Lee Myel'l. Thursday dinner gueatt ol Mn. M. E. Rathbutn were Mr. and Mn. Luther Bean of Alamosa, Col· orad.o, Dr. and Mrs. Leo Bean of Gallipolis, Mr. and Mn. Patrick Loehary of Pomeroy and Mr. Carlos Henry or Amesvme-. Mr .and Mra. Homer Parker ban purchas'ed a lot near U.e bridf!;e on Salem St. lrom Mr. and Mrs, WilUam Lanning of Fairborn. Mrs. Maude Sellarda and Mra. Grace Thornas were buaineas rial· tora In Athena, ThUI'!day. Mr. aDd :Mr1 • Elza MitMe:l were sunday ,1lternoon gue.sts of btr • ter, Mr. 1nd Mrs. Clarence Price. Mr. and Mra. Bruee May •n!J daughter, Debra 1nd son, lli@lael, were Sunday viaiton af bls Mr .-tnd :Mr!l. Arcble SlinptiN at their rartn at Pi.i'ker ltun. Mrs. Harley G. AntOl and ~ugh· ter, Mr. an~ Mr.s. P. A. Milcn• .and two ch1Ldten of Columbus wue Sunday euealt of Mr. and Mn. Charles Amos. Mrs. Crella MeHaHie was reo turne_d Horne from Melli General ~trs. Margaret _RusseH and daul!h.cr Carolyn, of Atll@.ns, Louise Barne~ of Columbu..~ and Margie Nlckl~s ol N~lsonville lpent SUn· da~· w1th Cattle Bahr.. The bulines1 meeting that '!'•."~ to iJe held here 't the Et:Jn ChJJr-ob Wednesday night ·bas been pOstponed until May 8th on ac count of the death of Rev. Brancombs brother. ¥r. and Mrs. Harold Gardner Jr .. Ni• Spnja Lemley and Geo. Wei( or Columba• and. Mr. antf Mii. Harold Gardner Sr., of Lang,~; v:lie !pt!f!l Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Carl Lemler. Mr. and Mr!. Wayne Brickles were c11 Uing on Mr. and Mrs. Geora:e Pickens, Reedsville, Sun· clny ].~r. and Mrs. William Chapman ~PMt sunt'ay wlth their dauRhter , Mr. and Mrs. Duane BeilVIlr of Hbspatalt _Saturday. Ne\l'· Matamoras, o. Mr. af!d Mrs. Emeat Molden ; r. tnd Mrs. Emile Matlack or were Sunday 1uests of· thelr 4aush· LYneastcr were ~alling on her mo· Mr. and Mrs. Dale N1eho~n of th' r MyrUe Ji'ro!t Sunday. tion Urnf waa spent here at tln William Hostt.Ie returnC!d home !arm wtltre he iJ'ElW up. Monday from Meigs General Hl>.s· Mr. and Mn. LeBlie Hoffman, "it"l where he wa!i a patient for Larry and Marlene ,.lsited. th.e ,hrec weeks. George ladekins Suaday. L. E. Wood and wife spent. sh~ mtetin;~ Hats. home. 4 was conaucted bYbu.slneu fbe p..-den\ Mrs. Btx BaUer. .A ~odlfg~ was tied by the gro~ and tbe rjest uf the evenin, w11 apeat l.n a •social way. Sunny Silver -pie, llhdoiricbes and coffee, ·were the CHARL~S c..._...~~ HOME Sfocba&- ...._ .). LAUNull' CO, I • I O. (PAT) · MURRAY For •liter. DEXTER • ~ .,. ®'('T. . ' *Laundry Serrice CLIEST£R *DRY CL•ANJNG ·The U a•'ly Sentl•ne'-, - -·' A ~llleft.QIItiMte .... ,~.~ . - Denver 10J...Oind. Plet Denver " ym.ha 1, ·&.1 Wlohl~ ~ ~.ootlnllio ·1. Ill Mr~ or Mr. l"'' mlloliig his own way through his own effort.!. '! J ~~=·~~:,';.!~Fra:~~rn ~ I '!'hon IS: a , recipe for growing boys too - his church. In the reeipe that makes him a bit : · • · ~ i. Pinch i>l responslbiHty. ' 1t up the tnclc: hm the 1 HuhwlUe I berth durin,- tbe Grapllruit tea· •on. Clark hit over .400 In ~xhibl- finish." 18 8ir1111lgbq f tlon eames. lltet..ue Sboemd:er tnl~Jutlpd Atltlitl. I NIW Orlea~11 4, tst He wu ient down •her onlJ two plate apearan~.J . both ln a phu:bhlltllftl "'lo. lie wia blllesa. Clark wa1 unable to make a B• s p o ns i bi I it y ' PRIMARr ·EIJCtiOl!l •ho Tt1er 111'111, Cbarlooton, 11101" or It Chlll'ehm DO-.· he odd Ootroll m•MJor Jack Tlaho bad 1iJ,i!fti~l.bm'' ~b 0111t1 LoUiovlll•' toi.lteil tbe We1t (!olumbla 1t1r 11 1i m•r -~. t1 wh ' - _,. ~ ' t'' elneh tor a reaeM ouUield tlle natr'l eln:Je =~ j, Cbatiu\.otp 1 •a• - ! .. . .\ IM U · MINUT.I $150 Cincinnati 6 Plttsburab 2. hi Cincinnati 7 Plttsbur1 h a. 2nd bl•me the race traek m~ nu:,~~~~~d~ V~~n ll~ E'. . lnt Columbia, hint- t~an WUile for tlw uror," uld ~erud. He ublalnf<( !bat at molt ·d today from hla 4Qme he maY rate tra~b nw I)Ole& ua.d to de~ken ~a ......on •ull baHbaU II 1 eoujllo o' "thlnp olrnote the linlll furlo 111, tk loot CbariN!oa 10 bullobi;.I~ .a •olnl loo 1110 to stay In lhe Major ~xteenth (110 ytrao) aiul the lin- Sl l'aul ~ lliniloapollo I ~en ~er-:in-law I 9\~ lutllel4er ol Welt ·e aauea don1 ~ome throuah." lah Une an varied eotored. li..t week Clark wa1 optlontd to "AJJ the polelll ire the uma f P.tt. -•' n at I •ll•"· I 5\1 ''rnc:k," Mel Clark, tlmnllf Detroit Tiller ' 7 Cburohlll Downo lor tho Jli)o,OOO · l ' 1U w"· • D'IStJ'ICt ' supennten • dent ...... --hod.ISl Met . Is Guest ~astor A~ ~unday Ser,riee :~~ (~~:.·e~u~~dv•~n·~~~~'.eh~:~ 1 j Ch\elnnau rvmero,.Mldtlleport. .o., Va:r e, 111111..., =~~!~RJ.~~:,Y"" ~~~:f1fl!~ ~~ c.~n,~"::l.!t.g pu_e ·.,.,.Ute .:=;::::::::::::::~:~~~======~=~=-~~~~~::;:::1""'"'";;;.1 and Wilbur family or BearwaiJow Dean or Chester Rldg•· were Sunday ~n~est9 or Mr. and Mr.;. · fld 'dem1 o1 d St1t1 ol. Gol'don Chevalier and sou.s. ftt •fftr 'r 1: •,.l.!_hi,.• i•~~eu.ri!L!~atl• .~~~~=.~·~~n·:~t:' .. "!i:! ~=~~~!:1:~!' non~r::/Jeatt o/ om!, . Mr. and Mrs. Rolanc! Torrence 111 0 .ar"D uv &nd family spent the weekend ;n IBu':.\~~~~t: l••t uan•o nooe dot.. Jl'on Lle1e In !be l':entueky Derby, but trainer John Ncrud t.oda, blamed 1(;;1.0 ' • 4 '"""'~'' ,f!llehtro · Yorti:l..Jt:abero .... -· I with ·a· Phi-ch~;; _ __ ....' -. .... ,.. .. 'tufnir . - AS Ky. liP - WU111 Shoemaker took the lor Gl(. ,A .. , f ,111...., tAa.nU .U 'r Va ~ ··-·~·· . .. 3 ~~~.:u~~k88 P~~:!d!~p~ia2~d tst '•at Cblea10 0-1 VI GOh\et Shoemaker Not Blamed For --- ~ e4 bet pi.Jno pup.IIJ ln a reeital , •1 VIolin•"; Claudia Zerkle , "Sun· civtn Suncby In honor of Gerald and Martba, tott Pll'l. 'Jbey art QueeD Ellubeth, i• 8ritalD'I 8\Jbd.)' adnDoon at the Po:rneroy day Ennlnt" ;and DUly Allen, GrTb•h.,.•m •,ttt~:di-n,m~~n- bill dtu&h· ·~ Mra.T ~~o'"r ~_,_. bope • .,allllt a cl...,- field Senior HJ.•II! Sehool aqdltor!um. ··countn Danee." .. .., .. _ -~ ...-vUlt lritb uii rtench bred tiW.IIm Pl)pla JIQnard presentt4 "To A ten, Mr. IDd lira. Clarence !.,.Ill a If• pat )ft!ek e,oda.f ill Ule 1.000 (Wneu, • : : :, Wll4 ltote"' to open the procnm, ChlD'Iene Diehl pl'Utnlfll "Spring Scbooncwtr 1n1t diuPt,er, Conn~ 'Wltb her uDtle, Dr. IJid ~n. l'. ol hslllld'a l'lve claalc folloWed Wlt.l1 ''Bfllt An Rlnalna" N!.Jht"; Kal')' Ruth Mack, "CubM· or Colwnbtn, Nr. and )fn. Glen A J'lviclen raees. .A 1ot.IJ of 2 fJIUes • ._ Jero", · Pamtb Y®n!, "Cbaconne" Bennett and daufbi,en. Judy an• · · '-..i.·•- tho 0.... - • ~il: by S~ron ~nP'd and "Walta" UlkY ll Mr 1nd 11ft 8"11W1 J:rlewint ~ en•"-' - - .~ 10 BuVInky'_?f Pndarkeri- and dauJ)Uer..~ Joetta Kay, aad race. Thtre art no A.mtrlCID ..by Jinun)' Ma)'Ptrd. Jane Burveu and ~~lynVM eit!r, "Be«uae". The t:~pe ~'!_d League lead to two aamea with a 1 w& a 10n1 ~Uq P.9PI ~ llt\ft41J eve- tria bl tbt IAJ fiela · -~ 10·7 !o'lctory GYet' Btook).yn: Cln- played · ~ Elevator"; JennU'er numuo:-r " a sette" by Br~nda ~ra. ft.IJ. anda kri.le u~q ind Pa· Patta preceded "'Dream of Olwen" Ur .and Mn. Billy Joe Gnh1111 niDI riJltMa· at tliddleport. I~QPI...QuND ·~ clnnaU e~tended llJ wlnninJ strea~ "'EitUlletl"'. D>' Clin~: Dalley; "Moonlla:nt Son· •'!~ Jimmy. and niece: DonDI Mr. and ltn.'· W!)ldeR , Crate MAD.r.SON. Wb. UP-The~~ lo aeveb fllme& by beatlnl Pitts· ttk'"Wt.llt." br C~rla Mon-1.1·-ccd· ata" by Mara:aret Handley . and Smlth and hll .tfe, Goldie. were wtek •nd .. - , .Jil ha bto- tcan Aut~>moblle Aun. alld , A bUlJh twict, 6·.2 and 7·3; St. Louis WIINIR ROAST HILD ther, Mr. .anJ Mn. Paul Gratt cl pi~• to iuut OO.OOO int.ernittd.l Look botll ends of a twinbill from ell thr ouio.Mf "lt" ~:~f· by "Bolero" - by Lll'ry Curtia; and play- 'R.cstleu Sti" by Penny Sue • The. Golden Cirele CJau of the ltarion. · drivlnl permit. for travel In :xii1 Phlladelpbia, H and 2.(1, and Mew Bever 1 Jtu"tqs. J.ane Chrl•tlu C hurt~ entertained the Bm Larkin of New Bolton JPI'nt rope eo_tnpared with 48.000 JsiUe@ York won the nia:btcap oi a double- ed ''Tarantelle"; Dnid Goodwin, Moore. header, 8-2, after C hi~ago ende<t a "ShoJ't'nJii' Brtla~"l f.tcn: tolley, Marilyn SctJWart p~!ented ~:·•:;.•c ~bu~~i, b~~~ aT~~~:i!Yr::: a day wtth hla jrandmotber, lira. last year. the inem~~e Js •lie te nine-game loaing streak wi.Lh a io- ·~t®~. ~~~~~; ~ : onald "Valse., in E Flat.. ; Eric Hart. "Pol- ning. ' Fr:;;_~e:~Mrk;:. Hin. .n Slowtn and American tourists buyinbg ot r eol. 1nt European cars ror t eir tlht1 inning 8-3 triumph in the opener. W~tm.Jng, act eet . onalae ; kuron Kelton, " Ronda Game. went played after which Littl~ Bobby Shantz and Johnny FoUowin& the 1010 "Scherzo" by CapriciOBto"; Sondra Potts, "Racb- hot dop. rn.ar•bmellow• and pop family and JINI. Rose Pattenon seeing. Kucka pitched the Yankees to ~arob~. BeU,_Reva Rae ~.mented,l man lnoU Prelude" and John Kun- were .served to the lollo"t'ing. Tbel· and daughteF, Roxanne, were ~un· ~ their pair of victories before 4:1,· 'Tango ; Anita Co,l.linr, Sliarlitht telman pruented "Nola .. to con-- ma Michael Pauline Markins )llr !!by a:uests. of bll PIJ'tlltt, Mr. and LETART FAlLS , 304 lans at Combky Park. Shantz Over Norway"; Sandra Bailey, "Le elude the program, and ltn. Er.nest Molden Mrs. 'Eari Ml'l . Henry Stawter of Kenna , W. Mn. !rtna Wi1BOn called em bet hurled a seven-hiLter to beat south· Slack and sons, Ricky, :Bobby and Vaifrs. Anna Lqgaa who hll Mn. Laura . paw Billy Pierce in the opener af).d >k and Mro. Robert Snow- ...istlna In .lhe ..... ol MtL CreDo 11/f of Racine Sunday. ~' benefited from a three-run rally , den •nd Bobby , Mr and Mrs. Rich· :UrBatfif ~td to her home at in the rourth that Included Mickey Mantle's two-run homer. plfthaltcl Kucks gave up only three hits " ahd Marvin Cremeans, David Mara lot en Salem SL (formerly the ley, Kn. Charle1 In the nightcap as the Yanks routDr. Richard Bauer..-ltl.perinten4· tbtf~ot&lal Board members antl tin, Dee Thoma•. Caroiyn and Peg- JackJoo l'iJ.Uoc itaUon) tr8111 Arn- mond ElberfJ!ld, ed left • hanricr Jack Ha~hman ent or ~ P!)rts.olouth biStric1, p..,_or on the report• and diseuss IY MeKPlglat , Alberta ?riddy, Mr old Grate. len, Mrs. Charles with a three · run rally in the kethodiJt Chu~hu, wl.ll the gurit ed ,variou& phases of the Church and Mrs. Robert cana<!ay and Sa· Charlu A.alo.s, lr., Columbus. George Wolfe, Kn. fourth . PJBt'6r at the Morning ~ite at ~ .1n the COnference. The con- bra; flobert Hill. Mrs. Jean Parker was a saturday 8 uellt or bJs grand and Mrs. WiUiam Will . nday, le~flce Ruion closed with a pray· and d1urbter, Suaie. Helen Mall! pare'bU, Mr. and l(k. Charles school activities, the May Boston capitaliaed on four un- Heath Methodist Churcll' 1 Nelaon, .tulia Lucas and Patty Amo will be postponed until n,"' earned runs in the lirst inblna: o.t May -11. and. tol\if\Jc.~ · · fOurth er by Dr. 'Bauer. Quar.let\, Conferenoe -aUat. th~ ·•· , Youne. 11.:~. Rota Bart1e_1 1ttended a dioThunday of th~ month aDd Lhe opened 11 Cleveland's Rob church.-.... . 4.ff CLUB MEETS nOI'Suilby •flkhomt Mr. •nd at .... b<mo or Lemon suflert;d hU th~d defeat, The ·ReV. Ko~kri&bt, pasior The Kool K.atJ 4-H Club met at lllh. J. T. LedUe lb. lAftpville i~ mohd Elberfeld with Kra. while Willard Nixon seattered i2 . ay lwlyh Bilckl.. thP. hOme of Linda Su~ Parker, on boaot 4lf tile trd blrtbday of trene Fiek. co-bolieu. •' hits tor his second win. Jiek.le of the Heat~ Church, pr~.dtiGd at The c. B. c. Cub rrom Reetl~- Thursday evening, April 25. Barbel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. P. 't. Allen \\'e •! Jensen's two - run bomer h•lped tbe mMnl-~.- sei'vlce and ~clsl The meeting was called to order Paul .Barnes. 1bursday evenine JUe&U of ¥ ·: Dave Sisler to his tblrd victory ln mUJle inclbded an anthem "Praise ville met with Harold and Ina GeOrte Prall Ia adding new and M·~s. ClaytOn Allen. Th .,,_ the linale. Mike Garcia was the Ye the i..otd", by tbe Choir direct· Mu81U', Saturday evening. Tho.~l' by the vice president Charlotte -on and· 1 qu•t ._.._ Smlth. The club stood and ~'+- walk• to tbc ....:........ , on Salem w-e enroute to their home in .. :.f. . loser. ' ed by William •• -- preHn were ........ and Mrs. Ronal' t d th -4 H led Roll u PI"~~ "'' ~ ·A•ron lig Gun tet: Mrs. Hattie Sndth, Mrs. ·o. 1. Osborn, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mv· pead' . 't · Ph gle. t tul St., wbll!b ~ reeently pu.re)J.a.aed ron all.eT spending the winter il( , .. , Hank Aaron, raising his battlhi Kleltl, Ben Phlk!>D and William ers, Mr. and Mrt. Walter BrowR .an mmu es or t e as meeJ na: from Mr. anu Mrl. ~u Tillis. Florida. ·Mr. and Mn:. Raymond averaae to a cool .417 was the Evereon, wbo Jane, ''Breathe qn Mr, and Mrs. George Pirkens. Mr. were read hy the secretary, oetta He hu installed p"rltead a:arace n•eath or Qnd." d Erlewine. 'l"reaaurer•• report and doors and ii redetonting tlle prop. !eld, n-lumb"•, ._.,ently big gun for the Braves as they .... .... an Mr.s. Charles Humphrey, lf:r d 11 cted - &rend 1 1'ur ...... ...... Dr.~uer tmPb.uiud lD J;it serues ro e ~~ ner. erty. weekend with tbelr son . wiped out a 7·3 deficit and knockOpport nlt t and Mra. Grant Smith and son The next meetine wil1 be at the Mr. and :wn. George Bowen ana ""ter-in-law. Hr. 11 ~ Mrs. ed out Sal Maglie aner three inn- m- ob u 'i Oi' p,ioneer- Mr. and Mi-1. W:arren Pickens. ' park, May 9. dau-"'ellbg, ate visiting .,. Ings to beat the Dodaers. Aaron lng 1n t Q~Oclerb woi'ld ln both p &a...,• ., "uc: tlblrfeld. tbe acien ~ field and tb• fie1d of vt. LelaJ.ld Parker, .sOil ol Mr Rafre1hmenta Gf sabdwlcbet, poat the lloine of. .ber parents, Mr. .Mn. lawrence Smith, drove In thrt:e runs and scored four with a homer, double- and Human Relatto.ti.S. IJe litreued the and M:ta. Ralph Parker of Chest'!" tato cbipg: ,eapcake1 and pop were and lhs. \vl111am Folan. Tbe Fol- Thomas Webe!' and Frank tremendoualmportiiWe o.f learning is home on furlough aftl•r fin 1sh· served to Barbara CIJ'ter. Charlotte a.ns attd ~eAt vblted friends at were in ParkenburJ Monday. two singl es. Mn. Ziba Midkiff and ehildreRt A pair of route • iOing pitching to u~ jn peace with eacb other lng his basie traini ng at Ft. Kno:~.:. Smith, Billte f:.ou Martin, Brenda ltaVentWOOd sundn. Other auesu ","•"".0 must Ky. He was calling on his aup. Turner, Joetta Erlewlne, ~rvel ol '-he l'olahs SUnday evening • "1; jobs by Brooks Lawrence and Don ~Dd ••l.d tb·at ltr~ 1 WI.th ., ·~ r ~ Mrs. Ethe1Stout here Monday.· F. o1e yo· · ... L : !. ..... nd l1r11. !peat an evenn1 ;~ar~. ... o1 . Jane HId a • Ad v1.10ra 111BX· were tntm" .iauptet, Mr. a Wickham. .. GrosS' paved tbe way !or Cincln· start with the li:J.dividual, the llr. snd Vrs. Clayton Allen an., oati's swe~p over ~ttsburah. eh.urcU . the community, the nation He Will leave May Dttt for New me RumrJeld and phyllis 'Snowde!l Carl ~tiller llld t.mi~J .of Athens. Jersey. and one guest, Julia Lucas. Mr. and lin. . }VUliam Phi1Ji_p1 rd ' th y:.. Lawrence rommitted three errors ana the world." PIII:SONALS of Chtlllcotl:Je spent the week end .son, Bi1I , spent 8 ptu ay WI •~ In the openc1·. but posted hJs thlrd the superintendent ot the Port•· The Sunshine Cirele of the EUB Mr. and :Mr1. Mark Grueser and wltb lrl.s AAJ"tnta, Mr. and Mrs. J. ~nd Mrs. ll. H. Allen, Athena. .. triumph when Frank Robiruon moutb District presided at the ·chlll'(:h met at the home of Phy; children of Rock Sprin.CS were c. Phillips. Otber gunt! . or the Urs. Henry Beaier, Mrs. Georg( belted a three - run homer in the Quarterly Conference whicb in· lis Rowan Wednesday with nine Sunday · afternoon guests of Mr. Pbillipa, lih.Jn4Jy, were their daueh· Pylu, Mrs. Alli!On and Mra. L"t-; rlfth. Gus Bell and Roy McMillan clu~ed_ r~portf by the p~stor, the 1 members and one guest pre.sen•. and Mrs. Lee Myera. ter, Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Wilcox o1 weU Beaver spent Monday in Hun~ each drove in two runs in the Communon em Educat1on, the A potluck dinner Wll.!l served at Mr. and Mrs. Dennie- Atkinson Langsville. ·' ihgton.-,w nd nightcap to help Gross best Bob Com~t~n on Fl~nce, the Wo- noon. The 11eXt meeting will bf' and son or Columbu 1 spent the Mr. and Mr.a. H. w. Folden and Mr. and Mn. Henry Beaver • -. Purkey. Bell and Halik Foiles hem· mens &oe.~e:ty of Christian Service, tt• Mae Vineyard's. week end with her parents, Mr. Dotlglas Moore 'Of Charlotte, N.c.. Mn. Allison tpeDt the Wtt!kend ~ ered in the second game. the Senior Youth Fellowship, the Mr. and Mn. Gerald Violet and Mrs. Clair Taylor. and Mr. and Mrs. IL D._.8axton of Zane!Ville with Mr. alld Mn. Paul: Ennis Comes "Home" treasurer, the Metb~st Men·~ As- wer4- calling on friends at Rut· Miss Julia Lucas was an over-- Logan were. week end viSitors of Allison. · • : Del 'Ennis, makinl his first ap- soclatron, the Musu; Comrruttee, land Sunday. night guests of Unda Parker' on th,ir aunt, Mrs.· Gimet WUliam· Mr. and Mrs. Lrrr)' Rou.sh, Jack; pearance in Philadelphia since be· the Trustees and the nominating Clyde Reeder .or Pittsburgh, Pa., Thursday. !on. !On, spent a few days witb Ml'• lng traded to tbe Cardinals b1d a eommlttee. was calling on friends here reMrs. Gerald Graham and daughMn. Flora P::~::.;-1 and Mrs. Guy Summerfield. royal "homecoming" day a• he The - Cottfe,t,n~~ o!-PPfPVed the re cently, · ter, Mrs. Wanda Vining, recently apent 6unda7 -;,,-,-_ ~ . 1'bed Croy neeJved ..,rd. or the batted ln three runl In the r~t p~of Y!e tomiaatillf committee; L C01 villi~ her sister, Mr. and Mr.!l'. and Mr. and death or bill aister: Vat"IU Fer&u· game against hit ex - teammat~s c....-"1.1. 5Ienneay, Mra. Emerson eo e and r.anddaughter M Kermit Little of st. Albans, W. va. Attendance lhe. ·f'!"!~e'~~ 10n Caldwell. and two more in the nightcap. Tbe Jone!, Mra. Ralph ,Radclll!e and East Liverp~ol spent the week Mr. and Mr1. Gerald Violet of dl)' School Easter was ana "}Jn. · P. F'. K,pblentJ Phils blew a 4-0 lead in tbe firat the pastor. New committee mem· end here With hls mother, Tlllie Tuppers Plains were· vUiUng with ferill8 wu $102.80. , ,.pent Sunday in Athens with Ma·, ganfc, credited to reliever lJoyd bets for the -eoming year are Mrs. Reed, friends here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ham ot bel swarti:. Merritt. Sad Sam Jqpes hurled a ·Nan Moore, Mra. M. L. Fl-ench, Mr. ~nd ~~- 0. E. Mu:sar, Mt '. Mr. and MnJ. Eldon Lanning and Loog Bottom are movlnt ,into the :;,;;_;;;,;:~;;;;;;;;-=--, lour-hitter to notch his second tri· Mils Frieda Faebnle and the pu· JO&ephane Pick9s ot Reedsville. daughter of Fairborn spent Wed- Joe Gru~ property at the upper [ umph in the finale. Bob Miller and tor. Mr: ~nd Mrs. Dana Massar or nesday night with hil .uter, Mr. end of Sale!Jl St. ' .FOil Harvey Jladdlx were the losers. The ~uperintendent· commendl!d Chllhcothe and Mr. Wallaee or and Mrs. Robert The Lan· Syracuse ~alled on Mr. and .Mra ninp weJe enroute home from MaCARTHY RESTING day ~i&ht, is expected to remam Harold Massar Sunday. n · FLUFF DltY WASHING 1 vaeation in Florida. NEW YORK UP-Ciem Me in Mo"unt Sinai Hospital at leut Mrs. Verna Kessler of Parlr· Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker and 8y Clarlct AI.... earthy, so. veteran sporU an· two weeks. A hospital spokesman e~I,IJ'g were guest. Sunday of daugbtet, Linda, were Sunday Kisl Jerry ·Wood aselated by 1!i!"' nouncer who surfered a fractured said M'eCar:thy was "resting com· Mr. and Mrs. Don Landon. guests ol his lather, Peari "Parker, . Robeh ·' 'WOM eritertalnell QU-61.... hlp In an automobile era•b Satut . fof'!ably." "Mr. ind Mrs. Roland Eastman Cheater. 'I1llrd n~ Clu.b at het e ·We ,._. U, & Dlll¥ir d:."i and "'3; tbe 'l'll:en topped tbe Orioles, 3-1, and 'lbe Athletics sent the SeaatoH doWIII to their ~t~v~:nth !trali}lt d.eteat, 1•2. · It•'~.. lncrtiM L.W Milwaukee inneased Jts National .finnedt Ol 2 •••••••• Rowltt 000 000 ~ ~: 131 010 x~ 12 3 Brooklyn 4 St. Louis a Batteries: WIYerly--buM and Clnelnn~l S New Vwk 2 Crace; Mlddleport-Bowlea and Pltt1but h 1 Mllwa~~ 0 lllndy, PbUadel hla S ChieU6' 2 Clark Hints Derby Failure LOIJJSVW R....... • ement "':r It¥ ~rkll!l• F~o- BaseLaII Slipped lise May '1'-1, ll&fl IQu bt, 10 mornl"' tht Jaeken will Jlolay ploy ot tho ,._ tl.,., Thi distaff aide of bowling was boosted here today when II Wll learned Dorotlly Clark, wile of Bill Clark, ••• ~!the Pomeroy lanes, rolled an 814 total In Sunday afternoon at the Boulevard Alleys In Va., co Into tlilrd place In the Women's Handicap there. · ._Ten Pomeroy A..ocuUon women compeled In the evo,m.t ·•nat lournet hlto one week to go. ,, ,.b) "'"f' ,· ,_ · I ~:J~::~~ ro .. N TlONAL· LI!A4UI! unUIIOday, and In a different sport. will on the Colum- MUWIIUkee . . . · 19 w .L ' ' 'Jet1 3 .818 1 or It Wll! Paul (Moon) Clifford who was the hottest of '" · -··A' ·In the Middle- Brooklyn 11 5 .888 h<ll Chlckl at Barberton, although Bob Llluks and Renzo th• fal't thot nexl \ Clnclnnotl . . II 7 .011 tblnt were far above their averages. Junle Gibbs and Senlon leave for St. Lou!& 9 '7 .383 Pats! hold up their end with sames of 178, 166 and 226 D. c. which event I Philadelphia 8 9 .471 Olbba, and 166, 188, and 136 for Darst. Would remove puctlcally the en- New York . . . . . '7 11 .389 "kowever, Louks had a great serles of 230, 213 and 2:06 tire starting Middleport team from PlttlburiJh . . 5 IJ .278 Chicago . . . . 4 1J .280 819. M en<hinI bo wled 216 196 ond 192 for 804 . CIUford lunclav'o R01vlto 1 <tilth 238, 2:U and 1!10 for U70. This pushed the Chicks Into S.hool olflulo Mid lot. thlo Milwaukee to Brooklrn 7 leid ln the very first week of the tournament and not one the 84G team1 shooting at the mark in the following COUld turpaiS it. thll -c:::..c. .ftrtt U, , · 'Whit&~ Sh.' ~nt· .pipe di'ei".J SOi {hree atralght, IDcludlnr I 4-2 ; ,, ~ aria dlallW.I.c¥1 a lot of ~~ who •nd 3-0 doubleheader sweep Sun., 'Sfrtins¢ -,,P· · wn ~ • • · t. Charles W. legar ....... --nt star Chick bowler, went to the state \ wet9 bel.innl.Da tq <belleft .. :·· . _, · · Uftl~- ~...... J.r£ "· .)llilter mJa-t be on "or~. )'iar" lor the ' . ; A\1 •t ~}: 8 a e,a nd for BfGQX B0Qtber•. ·' o~!· .the y';uett i: po *hll- __ Vanken beat tbe Whlti · •· ;\. VOTE FOR-. ,.· loturd•y - l h sald sundtty Middleport wlll let Detroit 8 BalLhnore o, night as many or Its four postponed Kansas City 8 W&lfblna:ton 2 SEOAL game1 in this week as pOlMond-v'• Prebe.,lt ltttihtrt &lace the tourney was a handicap event, they chose the slglni·lslble. Dlstrlct play ror Mlddleport Waahlngton at JC;ansa, Cltyftcant UUe . may he Wedne1day, opponent un- Stobbs G-4 va Girver 1-1 Two athloti'! teams and ·one individual compeUtor known. Baltimore at Detroit-Moore 1'"-ebed Hml-ilnals in state tournaments before . They Amf>s Bern, 'Winners over Nel- 1·2 va Lee 1-1 Mlddlleport Hilh Sehool in 1950 with its baseball team as sonvtlle and Corning, will be cme Only tames schedulid T:h th te p or the teams. Two otherlf In the Tutsdey•a Oilllftel mw.. .,.."'"" . e 0 er am was omeroy in the 1930's in four-team tourney m~y come from Washlntton at Detroit . bllketb1U. In that !arne decade Racine lost by one point Portsmouth and Marietta area.. Baltllnore at Kansu CJty, night tbe llml Of the state finals basketball tournament Each team will play one game, New Yort at tl,v&lan.tl, night ~~team that went on to become champions. with one witmer a:otng to the Day. 1 Boaton at Chlc-aio, 11l1ht Paul Clifford, ·~ s~e PA.RIS UP:_M~ Rose of IJOHANNESB'tiRG, South Afrlell Audralia won tbe meq's sinil<H UP..J..;.Boxer Jbnmy · Elliott's lint title Sunday at tbe Pr.'ril -tenn11 knockout oJ hi&- catfer re!ulted tourma,ment by def.l!atlng Bud. • In hit ~eatb. Tbe South African I Patty or Los An1ele1 and Parh mlddlewela:ht died Sundar ln a "1-5, 8-3, 7·5. Ja~ueline Kermln• SUPt:IRI- 1:;;,:-.r.: INJURY 2 DISTRICT PI.AY N•w Yorlt ~ Chl..,o 1 Athletic Director Earl KniJht Cleveland S 'Boston 2 Dab In~ about 20 years ago . He had to wait for his ~ •. : &,, ~TONial~ lo: . got lour or the WINi t!TL. New YOlk 4 Chicago 2, lst New York 3 Chleqo 01 2nd Boston fl Clevel1od i, 1st Bolt on..• c1 eve1Rll d "• • 2nd Bowl" flied out. POmerQr bo~tb,m and the fatber ~~ two ti>Jt-s, waa noor.a a Mtd .iett to the head lb the llitth found. VJB Flf-th inning-Kennedy sJna:led, Crooks walked, McComas &rounded , Davis aut hi· fourth olnfle C:hl<'ks 1 out • ~ rrcorlng Kennedy, Hindy and 3e yeai1. ." . ·· looal hOSpital ol· a lrilb InjurY auftered ln a UUe ·bout with Pat McAteer pi ·l !n(lind, Btltlsh Em· Jlre btid.dlewt~lit ebamplon, Sa~­ im!at h!i(lt. E!Uotl, 28 >to" ol~ o• etr-or, McComu liDJied, Ua\'ii lftnw L ·~t. l].ed CfOokt~ In, mndy ctounded N """" · .-. a out and Mecomu scored, Bowlea e.- Vol"& · · · b. Y · LJD •inaled Davlo In, Ne~on walked, Cblo.,o . . 11 e I ~RileHy walked and Whltlateb ~stoc (O 8. IIJ Cltal T-ehlll ;h1• then sewed it up With t~o seventh 011. Jlnrlee by Im· pd Cundiff, a WIJ;k and an frror, FoUr acoretl ift the eighth I wboo tluile oJriiJ.' !_11.3 a doubli Redia . two DESK t •: 1'tth Double Wm, Take Over 1st bl~:.d~~d ~~:i·~ ·~·.r!.~. Datt:r8entbre~ RUTLAND Mlu Mert•~~~~t!!.~~~~t~!9,~.~~ ~~~~~~J. Of tbe Went ahead '7-6 in the Flrst lnniqr-Davia alua:led, Jtin. dy walked, Bowles flied out, Nel· IOD IIDjled DavlJ b_otne, ){ituJQiJ and WbJtlateh. fanned. Obe i'un on SPORTS .. !lr•tet · ~!ie.@! lrame a1 Snooty S~ruth tripled 11 and Kine slllJled tor one run, · · · ~ nny 'Tifthbltm ttarted on the but that was all. m.uwut tor Pom.enr and was the MTOUVE WlilbfiJ1 _plteher. .JJe W• ~eliev~d a,ger, continued hia great hitting llodlJOJ br Ge'o rre lj_ealell'Q&tl In the ager, ontlnuedc hi~ great hltUh,g wllb .his eilijih .. Cuiullf! opelleil Nessy with U:u-ee for five. Big Pome"'y Garren · behind I).! plole. . . battera were Petey Cundiff and ·~.orr¥ Lee ,fD\ the ,... for Point Nesselroad with three for flVt When he waa"h11eved In the eighth and Buddy Cundltrs two for atx. by ilirutu Hendel'lOP 1 behind n Van Vranken, Yoong and IntbotO Ul. Le.e i:bd Henileraon had den each had one for three. Guin· the )db ln lb-ikeoltlll ana their ther collected one for five. mate. pt more hltl, but 12 ·Manq:er comn·i 911a th~ dub'~ · rwtlb iuuett to .P.om~roy kiUCd next pnictlce )Jatne wlU be wi~ lbem. dlepor:t where Mick MJUer Uk.el] , tmboilen (anned tour and ·walk : ed three: Net.elroad ln two inr.· will oppoie Pomeroy. ire also anlna:• •fanned t.Arte and walkml nnunced that l.Joyd (Dlrlty) ·M<lpre1 ancient but gteat bitter who IIi... 'Fo(nl Jumped Into • &:-0 lead i'l once played with MilWaukee in · the U>p ohhe tll"st Whl'h Wa1113lcy the Amerli!al;l As.SOieatlon it "t~·· singled, Hendenon &ingled atld tng to eet in'lo shape, an1J lila)' Capehart llinel~. Two· of ·Pom4? play shortsto) for m.'" rof5 six e.r rors let in live , run1. LINi Phil Collins' boys got ba~k in Pt Pleasant 100 when six rPDJI MiddlepOrt . :·::···.:.o-.-. CUDdifi hlt a Pomeroy doubte, Nesselro•d Batteries: Four 'Wire wJlked and atJ MIDDLIPORT SCO~IND Tile D•ll• s-tlnel - . ' blll'lb Pitt•· VanVJoani:lll plui a hal ljitnlt . ~ l'f!l}Je ~ tbe ••me ·up. Ina 19 110!4' ~~ """' Point med abort ~the.. (Ott ~1;~~~bln~~ ~~ ~.:;. a. Coach Nolan Swackhamer's dleport YeUow Jackets emerlili Saturday as one of the powerl-h C1a&& A b:~&eball in aoutheasttfo Ohio. They assured thems.elvea birth in the sudden-deatl~h-~d!~~ llnals in Athens lolidly whipping the Pike County ~!"m011~ b7t~:! the 12-Strlkeout effort p big Jim Bowles. The g;~me! was hardly ever 1n doubt as the Jackets took a IIIJe run lead In the nrat innina:. added three more in the second, anoQier In the third and their tlnat rui 111 the lllth inning. Meanwltlli. Bowie! was mowlnt .Waverly dchir.ft In good order, never threateiJed with trouble until the last lnnib; when Wavarl)' squeezed acroa two runs on two !ingles and 1 double. Bowie! walked only ofle. Waverly pleked up eight htta rrom Bowles. but they were well seattered until the final frame. Middleport hitters- were n,-t slowed up by waverly's Dunn who gave llp 12 bits, f(jur of them to Cbarlea Davis and three to Bob'by Neleon, both boys having a perfeet day at the plat.e. Lanky Ed McComas eot the only extra bate bit ~;tf the Jatketr, s double In the th!td. ··~ ilelt rl;~;~:· Pille· to1141Dit .....,If». 'I· by Harvey wolk ope neil .J r~~ 'I, ;.. r ... 90f·Pt lt ' Slugf~t 16-12 u•e Sox Bubble ~~:.l~!· .::-:.=..~ ~= Mercedes Condon Piano Recital •~ ~ - " • :;~r ~~::,o:::.ion Amerl• ·· .v !llnlz.....,Stab • 11 · · - - · - · "V' Sunday Witb Mr. and Mrs. Rife; w. 11""11 ' HARRY A. MILLER V. RaymOnd Tbomas and famil,.. spent Sunday wltfi Mrs. Freda Wells attd famil,y . Mrs. George Martin Wlffit tc Col· umbw 'Nh~re she will enter a ho.; pita) tor IIUrJe~ M.r. abd Mrs. E. F. Houdubeld• Delllter, Mr. and Mrs . .Meryl Hou 4J,shelth ind VarlnJ Kay6 A.1baD.J spent !:aster with J.tr~. DeU..l Mldkift ,a nd liOn&, Ho!Jia and Ve · lie or Chester. Other ~..eats were .Mn. UOY<' Sinclair and son Chas. 1.:.-. and Mrs. Franldln . HMfmJn, llr, and Mrs. Roy Reut~>r OelO'res and llil'Y For All'" Slnclolr, , Doh l~d Bob Bow)oo. • Mn. 1. p, Houclaololldt 1 am under no obligation to any political . Uons or groups and make only one camplllgn and that is a good, efficient dignlfiod m.nner that the to my coopenitloil to. council esta of \be~ a~allll Noinlnate !i)e as your mayor In the Republi<tlll mary neil Tuesday. HARRY A. MILLER · Conclid.ote felr MJ:Jy .• �' ' . . FARM .' ' ·mr· ' s • BEDPOID o.t.tei ruG mtl ~ GPr '";'~r~~··llli;j ·n :t...e, on Wll'h ten mem- ., , r. • T. A. 'I'& PTA held thcll' April m~ on t,be IS whl~b Opfn.ea •lJl l'fiUI.ill' tor~ and Mr1. J"(lhn Mor•an, pr&- li.,•cuc::t1te; o!.PO'f.alo!ll fi!i~' Jlii. A. 4ttJt, vlfltt!\1, m1/A"f:.L In 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 , May 6, 1957 (171 Help Wanted Dutrlbutor .vantcd to supply Dally and Sunday ColumDus Dispatch, Oh.10 State Journal, and Columbus Star to boys and news. stand 1n Pomeroy and Mtddleport Only Pomeroy M1ddleport area people aco,;P-p taDie Write C-olumbus Oispatrh, Kenneth VanSrhoyek , Stale C1rculahon Dtpartmcnt, Columbus, OhiO 5 1 6tp JL'OK CONSISTI!.NT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS PHONE 398 RATES 2 eenLI per word, one iDsutioa. Minimum ebarae 50c.-t cenu per word for three eouecutive inaertioDI. &pe:ial - One moDtb for 25 eentl per word. Full rate of 3 eenta per word wiD be charred for adv,Jtislnt: 11 not paid for before the 1Stb of each montb followinJ lnsertlon. Errtn tn AdvertlJina-Should be reported hnmecJ.Iately. Tbe D•UY Sentiael •ill not. be retponslble for mo~~e than ooe lncor- SEE OliR All UNDi'~R BUSIJ'oji!::SS OPPORTUNtrii"S "A ONE MAIN BUSINESS $1500 IN VESTME~'I ' (CAN START PART TIME l 5-6·3',' nd lnsertlOh. Card of Thanb and Special Notkea of Eventa tUlO. Ohituarle1 publl1bed at 1 cent ~ word. - ~- USED EQUIPMENT 19titl OLDS "88" HolWay Coupe $2,195 Lo"' mileage, hyramatu: dnve, R&H, careful owner Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 0 2 6tc (1) N0tices IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL - RENT find employment - hire or find a lost Item through 'Jhe Dally Sentlnol WANT ADS. Don't put It off Call 396 Today - An Ad In Ibis column Farmall "Cub" With Culttvator, Mower and Pully 19M BUICK V8 Special 4 dr Sedan $1 ,595. Oyna.flow dnve, hke .lew two tone blue f1msh Blaettnar's, Poweroy 5 2 6tc (91 For SGie Jame s Hill was ret urne d to hv• home Sunday rrom Hul:.r.er Hosp t•l Mr and Mrs Ed M11ler recei ed w rr:l that the1r daujithter Mrs Ted Wildermuth left for Cant<:~ met, Fla , lo v1s1t her brother. Herman Hill of St ALbans vi.r 1ted recently with Mr and Mr St Cla1r Hill Don Powell .and fru•nd, Colum bus spent the weekend w1th h•~ pat'ents, Mr and Mrs H B PuN· ell Mrs. Dale Hill was gueat of honor Sunday evemng when her mother Mra Dolly Wolfe of Apple Grove entertained with a 6 o'clock surpnse birthday dinner at Mrs H1ll's home Attendmg were Mr and Mrs Dallas Hill and chilclren, Debbie, Arthur and Janette, Mr Dale Hill and children and the hostess, Mrs Wolfe Saturday eve01ng Aptll 27, Mrs Cora Webb attended the grand Allis Chalmers "45" Plow Wtlh 1954 CliEYHOLET "2LO" 4 dr Sedan. $1,09~ Spotless or1g1nal dark blue !lRit~h, 11 real perform· er. Blaettnar'i, Pomeroy , _ _ _::_ 5 2 61< GETS RESULTS Letart Falls 01 ive r "70" With Cultivator Brown Tractor Sales •W,."M"a"l"n""S"I.""'""'""'""P"'o"m""e"ro,.y Entomologists Warn War Now On Spittlebugs thoxychlor (2 quart.J of 2' per cent emuLnon per acre' will co.1trol spittlebug nymphs if applled thoroughly, Goleman Nays. Animals should not be pa11tu: ed on fielda treated with hepl.tochlor for at leul 10 days after treatment 1nd on fields treated w1th methoxyehlor for at leaat 7 days after ~atment. Fields sprayed for Jpittlebuga last fall will not need to be trea'· ed this spring, Goleman says Hl' sugges..ts farme~ who have spittle bug problems contact the1r couJ• ty a~icultural agent& for addl· tlonal details on control mea.sur- EJN1'0MOWGISTS 1 :m Fm COLUMBUS , 0 - Spittlebug arc now at wnrk In Ohio bllly fields. say!l D. Lyle Golema:'l Ohio State Un1vernty exten.slon entomologist They should b~ spr<~yed Immediately !or best control Goleman says the first qatehmg of spittlebug nymphs was noti-Ced m southern Ohio the second week in April, an(. in central an' north.ern OhiO the week o! Apul 1 15. Althpugh a wet sprmg has •lf'· layed many farmang activities, 11 Ls necessary to spray now £or good spittlebug ~ntrol, the en· lomologtst poiftts out Spraying hay fields at the proper time ean 1n.crease yields 25 to 50 percen~. he §ays He recommends hept~ LEGAL NOTICE chlur or mclhoxychlor, e1ther in ALIAS EXECUTION Sheriff's Sal• of Raal E1tate ~el'lal or ground apphcatlcmll Tha Sl•t• of Ohio, Melt• Co"nty Heptachlor <1 ~ pmts or 25 per Common Pleas Court cent emulsion per acre) or me· Jerrot Bobo, Plalnt.iff of QES, honoring the A.l!'ao<:tate vs. Legal Notice •• BASH AN Mr ant! Mn. Eugene Rowley and children of Dunbar spent tbe weekend Wllh Mr. and .Mr . Ralph B1llard and aon. Mr. and Mrs. Je11se Stump of Sluonvllle called on Mr and Mr Orvy Gamer ~turday. Mr and Mrs A H. B1Uey returned horne afteY apo:!ndinJ the winter m St. P<tersburg Mr and Mrs I Warden Ours 1t· ltnded the fundral of l,e latter· :mnt, Mrs. Elsie Jones Saturday :tt Dunbar Mrs Thelma Eddy and children of Wooster spent the week end w1th hl!r parenls and s.ister. Mr and Mr11 Grover Whtte and Mr. and Mn Ralph Ballard Mr and Mn. Hennan Carson and Mn Ruth Tueker spent Sun day w1th Mr and Mrs. Junior Carson of Belpre. Mr and Mrs. John GrovP..s and Mrs Nathan White o£ Clendmnen spent Thurs with Mr and Mr~ . Grover White Mr. and Mrs Reed Eynon ;)r r. ornmg Star spent Monday ev~ nln~t with Mr. and Mrs A. H Bailey Ralph Ballard attended a meet 1r.g or Standard OU Co., at Porllln•outh Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs Paul Dye and 50.1 K1llbuck, 0 , spent the weeken I With Grover Wlhte and family and Ralph Ballard and family Mrs Erma] Seheckenght of Parkersburg spent the weekend wtth Mr and Mrs. Orvy Gainer Mrs. Dora Rose IS .. Ulhng her children at Wadsworth and ca.1 !on. Mr and Mrs. HarriS, Mr and Mrs. Diddle of Syracuse called o,l Mr and Mrs J , C. McKay, Salur day. Grand Matron, Betty Johnson The Rev Floyd Workman atIn pursuance of <:~n Al1as Execu- tended the Licensing Board meet• US I hon m the above entitled action, mg for pastors at Jackson, Sunday TOWN & COUNTRY QpoortunitiM·to ml' d1rected as sh.enff of Meigs afternoon L~ Co, 0, I will ofCer fur sale at pubMrs. Ralph Webb spent the week A ONE-MAN BUSINESS lie auctiOn at the door of the Court end m Columbus visiting her aon $1,500 ln'tle~otment House In Pomeroy, OhiO In the and daughter·tn-law, Mr and Mrs Located Dlredly (CAN STAR'f PA'R:T TIME) above named county on Wednes· J1mmie Webb and baby NA'L CO NO SJo~LlNG co~, day th.e 22nd day of May, 19~'7. at Attendance at the Letart Falls Jn front of Completely New From ~1sls of H•rvlcmg our point or lO a m o'clock, the following de· UB Sunrlay School Sunday was 65 Hllolo to Cbute Sales Il bplfly 111 r'n1gstor~s and !lcrlbed real estate, Situated 1n the offering $14 50. numerou s other acl'ounts coll('ct County of Me1gs and Stale of Ob10, Sam Nom~ and daughter, Freda , lilA" fnr mcn:handJsc 110ld and and m the Townsb1p o£ S•:lplG, to. viSIIed Sunday With Mr aud MrS rcplcnlsh.111~ IIIHntUJY Wit· Raymond Proffitt and Children of : to 9 P.M. TRACTOR SALES UNLIMITED POTENTIAL Township of Sc1pio, County of Sp1iler Pomeroy As pmduct has tremendous pub- Meigs, and State of Ohlo, and Mr and Mrs. Russell Sheets of lie acceptance, llfct 1me repeats, bounded as follows, to wit Begm· Columbus VISited Bess Slaughter Prbtll, RtfnshnMnta, Dr-awln••· 1" backed by mtens•vc promot,on nin~ at th~ Southeut corner of recently Otmon•lratlona, Mowtor RldlntJ PEKINESE PUPPii':S for sale , and , sect1on number L3 ,townahlp 7 and Monday evenmg, Apnl 29, Mrs C.nte1t (Wln ~lock Rtdio). ltra Woodrow ,W Ca ll, 73:.! Syc· LOCAl.LY ADVERTISED range 14 m the Ohio Company's I Edna Foster gave a birthday surSPECIAL PRICES amorc st. Middleport. AT 100% co. EXPENSE Purcha~e. Thence north abollt 87 pri.Be (or her neighbor, Mrs Dale ONE DAY ONLY 4 so I2tc Must be responsible, pel mancnt rods to the south l1ne of John Hill. Refreshments of cake, 1ce UNICO- R•t"lar $79.95 Good t;sl'fi G . ~: Jo:le~tnc Ran g • re~Jdent have the necessary cap•· Bradfield'.~ land and county road; cream and cofree were served at .,.NPW t:raftsman'g 20 m Jlg Saw tal lor tnventory , lrtat\.JJnllWdiate· thence east '73 lfol rod s tn the north th.e Hill home Attend,ng were MT ly U accepted and asplr.e to inrom , west corner of Jes:se 8radf1eld's and Mrs Dale Hill and children, SYLVANIA 75·W- R•1ultr ll:lc ~ _.., at 203 Mulberry Ave. up to $ week tor Interview, Lh~nc e south along th.e E.ast Mrs F;dna Foster and daughters, 250 ~6'lltp Une of sa1d Section 15 ahout 87 Mmam and Joy. Box 868·B c/o rods to the south caf;l corner of Rql.llar·$3,9.00 UNICO 21 Cl" PU\\•J:Il1awn mower L8" reel mclud~· phone Mrs Floyd Workman spent the Dally Scntmel-~omeroy 5-6-Jt,, said Recbon 13 and plaN~ or be. week e nd with her son In-law and D•llo & "'""'"· a<~"' and conttumrig 40 aeres daughL~r. Mr and Mrs Eddie lt"ular $1 ••9 - 2·111. lag & S1rallon ('ill:ltlC cxcei!Mt mor(' or less Fullt,o; o.~f Mercerville condition , $~0 on Phone 363-M t NIIGLIR and CLII-k GARA_G_E_ Aho the caRt halr of the fol-Emme H•yman lndl.lttry L~1t $30.10 Car repa,r- Weldlng-Servlce and lowing real ell'lale tn the township Used Parh Phone 3611 t Racme , of ScipiO, County of Meigs, and Ohio. t 29 1Ztc the Slate or Ohio, and bounded as lt.,ular 17.79- No. 14 Aluminum follow s, to wtt. Begmmng at the MIN Lucy Klbbl• WANTED - Housekeeper for two north east corner of sectwn 18, When the 4·H Plone('r Club met .... 124.50-Unl~~:o Hotretd Pl•nce adult11 Wrllc or eail Fred KauU, township 6 range 14 of the Ohio Saturday, Apnl 27, Mrs. Geneva thence south Company's Purchase, Mlddlt'port. Phone ~X Radio & rer nrd playrr, combmaNolan used 11 novel way ln which 4 30 10\p 47 roQs to a stalte In the center of to judge the clUb project "Food for tJOn rumml Chetp Pho ll. the hill, thence due north 29 rods 102 v 5-6-st r frt~e lttlmat.. to the north line of said section 16, Snacking and Packing" Each mem· --~-----------PAINTING thence Jal!ll along said north line ber brought a packed lunch to the tUIUBAHB, lit}c haskct, for yoo.tr PAPIR·HANGING 53 rods and 6 hnka to the place nf meetmg and helped in judging dN~ p rreczc 01.111 Crawford , Lc· L. V, R•ltlnpr b!Nllnmng, contamins about 7'11 the food value of the1r own lunch. tart FsiiR M-3tp 1. Moln 11. 1.'hono 91 After e~~och.lunch had been judJcd RaciM, Ohio acres rOMIIOT, OHIO each member ate her own lunch ===-====- - :=-:::4:-2-;7;;:-tf Sal<l Premises appralacd at Kool ade wa.~ served. Tht; club has - -- - - Furniture, Middleport . IJ-3-6 Dll2 Linoleum Rua $4:.99. Bake- QUICK SEitVJCE ._..n ".-.h &e- $2,000 00 antt can not be .sold for been working on th11 project pairlnt hy P'.tdt()rt- Trained. less lhftn twc. thirds of the ap· nnce Jan. 12. "Sewina:" Will be Aluminum combination storm and watchmaker, COLlJNS JEWE- pralscment. Metga Coanty acreen wlndowa and door1. Steel the project for the remainder of LERS, PolnrroJ. 1-3·tf Robert C Hartcnbach Sheriff the ,year. Jt is planned to have tile and olumtnum awninl' and ,.n. -James O'Brien, Attorney opte• call Wtlttom Rodfcrd, RADIO • TEU:VISION SERVICE, (4) 28, 29, (ft) 6. 13, 20, fttc sewlng project completed and Rock Sprlnga. 0 2 1mop. ready for JU~ging on July 18. The Phon• iJO, Cleland Appliance May meettna: will be hel-d at the Wecfneadar, Mtr lth Ston, l1d Main St .• Pemeror ILIO ,.M. horne of Martha Posey. R.oekt,rlnet Grant• Hall SmaU cna:lne parla-; BRIGGS & 2-23·!1 WARD A Stanley Party was held Ftl· Ohio STRA 'M'ON , CUNTON & IRON day evcnin11 at the hqme of Mrs. R~prcaentatlvea from the Meilll HORSE GBrdcn lract•rs, llllcn, TIRM11'11 IXTIRMINATID Oorotha Riebel., CGunty Comml~tiont!tl office will lawnmower11, Clinton chain raw ror free Inspection phone 383-M, Mr and Mrs James Stalnaker be pl'il&ent to dllcusa the road eon· rparlll Rl.dcnour'a Supply. Chest• Gilmore Supply Store, Pomeroy. and family or New Calltle were H· dillon within the "ounty. cr, Ohio 5 2 Ole All work a:uaranteed. Fully In· ::::: c('nt JUC!ta of Mr and Mrs. Bert Jo Hardy, Reclreation director, ,.,..,.,=.,...,=--:-~· sured vaughan's IndWitrJal and ..... ~c.. wm be preaent to provide tun tor :-:: t 111 L .....,.. lt. ' ,.._ 6l Shumway . all- Refrethments GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and Reaidentlal Termite Contro &er· MISS Bllrban Smith or Pomeroy ~::;;;;:::~~:::=::::::= Service . R. A , Flnlaw, 1112 E . vice, St. Mary!f, W. Va. 4 9 U Oft It, ta. C.ll Wm. GruMM. Route &pent Thursday night with Melanlt'! Nichols. WANTeD PalnUQJ, bdorlor or A son was born to Mr. and Mra. : Main St., Pomeroy. t 27 t1 extertor. contmt or hourly, ( ----~ Lee WallaCil Jr. at the city boerate re11onable. Phono 38l·Y ~· pltal in ParkeraburJ. Grandparent. llcmor Broloy 3 s 12te WANT TO BuY llld<llepon. ,.., • arc Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wallace of hnr•• powor lin p•- tlll ..w lli'"URANC% AGENCY Reedsville and Mr, and Mr•. Stl11· HN.. uartwa for !ric motor. Call loJlc\1, ._,, .:::;:;:•:_,.,.-==~· 1 ley Mills, L1ttle Hockina. S,.mteonite LUIIIJe - Line Cedar FOREMAN &ABBOTT Tv. SER· l'lr:t. th FARM BUREAU ( 19) 8 See The Hew Halland CARNIVAL · R•ymond c"ckler, Oeftndant Case number 12 ,23~ ness HAYLINER Pomeroy Farm Bureau Co-Op FULTON THOMPSON MONDAY, MAY 6th I-- l Power Mower . $59 . .95. . Bulb• . . . . . . . . . 12c Che1t Frelller .. $299 . ""'· Du $1 39 R (2o)Busl'ness Serv'IceS a•• . ' .. , , ""'" Tubeless Tires $17.95 --- Cantraller ... $19.95 POMEROY FARN , 8UREAU CO-OP ~============ i- FARM BUREAU GET TOGETHER w. au aft•····· ttem.,..,, t;•:_: :;.-. ....._,.,,ONe 111 Wanted To Buy o (20 Bl lns~~~~~;;\~~~-;~l~ori~,..~~E;; "" 1--,--,..,.:;~:-~:-CL----'- Chtlll - LAU Window FanoFrl&ldalre Retr!Jeratora. 114__1_:._fo.:::.r..,.Re:..:::.:_nt:.:__,--_ Lifo. c-otty o n d - VICE All mok" Repolr«l bYE<· 7 pert Ttehnlclanl. lhoae 6286 Y atller Purnltu,., Mkklleport, Ohio 3 room !urntahed apartment for M.lddlepor· •liJ.tf renl Noxt to ha~pital. Phone 4 28 U 284. & 2 &lc COMPLETE Inaurancu Proteetlon, Life, Auto,. Fire, Polio. Call DoD LOST- Pick up truck license. lhlb, Middleport, Ohio. 4·NM ·M on Laurt'll Cll£f Roud New 2 Room downslllltl cfhency lparlmenl all uew furnltul' J or Flood Road Call 848-X Phonc 6128-X, Mlddleport. Real M ·3tc l'-3·6tc .. SIX r~:~om holue 61.1 llCTC!4 0• Call 512-J For Rent - Bxtcmalon t.dden, ' ground, $3,000 00 li-6·Utc &. 11. RA WLIIIGS IIOllll 00. - H SCaffold Boards. Drop Clotba. hour 1Plrerller Servloe. DaJ Ctinton Fidler, Middleport. - In MIDDL,IPORT, OHIO 6116-M liitotONII 6311 ----- --- (21 ) -----,--- '(8bl Auto Services -Pbooo e2H -X. DODGE • PLYMOUTII Nia•t DfiAl!QS Phone I • tl 18) AutoSoles Pbono 12~X. 1~2 1 TON CHEVROLET truck recently painted, nPw flat bed See after &·OO P M. Mrs oeorg1a Wtl1lam11n, Hlrrlf;onvllle Road Phone 840-X 5-+3tc ------ ~~ l tf Five Room Apartment with laun· dr)' and Gara1e. Flnt noor. A. N. Benaat, POmeroy . 4 tf s 11118 BUICK Special 4 dr Sedan. Paaturc for rent. Call 9»:\1 Oae local owner. dynafiow drive W.Stp MH, two tone green. 12.39& 00. For rent • Eleetric wallpape:Blaettnar•a, Pomeroy. & 2 8U! lteamer. Cllntvn Flaber, Mid· 628D-X 11-lW 11116 OLDS VII 4 dr. Sedan. $2,30&. Jtteporl. )lb. HydamaUe drive, fully equipped, Clotll. Nylon, Flbtrclaaa Awnillgs, le11 thiiJ 14.000 mllea Blntt Porch shadef, venetian blinda, aar'l, Pomeroy. D 2 8te Window blind1, Poreb and Lawn - Furniture. Free estt!':.tes Dale Wippel Supply, 210 Union Ave., POMI.ROY . RINTAL :1-roorn Pomeroy. t 2:1 1moc apartment wiUt hardwood floors, balh, laundry room and plenty of cl4ae~ apace, Jl(lt water and &:as heattna. '()n third floor in heart of tOWil. 180 per month UHU FlcetHne Chevrolet, 2 door 80X :l1t ' J'IIONI IQI.Y ~tdan, aood eondil\on, Junlo· t . ! ~· ' (0) ,, 8l.e ( 16) ForT rode or Sale .,.....'- -- ..,,p. Good Clean Uaed cart AU MW11Dd Modell Estate .. .., METROPOLITft~ dM:atea clearly that Amencan polley lJ payin1 off Pravda. the newsptper organ of' the RW!aian Communiat Party' complained on Sunday that the Un1ted States la usinJ "the law or the fiat" ln its dealings wltb Arab eountrlea. The Soviet Foreign Office fol- IDENTIFY CLUB POSTERS ON You ahould wear only a "blue jean" outnt. You will be dii!Ciuali· tied if you wetr a suit. Your cleanJlnelll (Uta, teeth, J:lalr, etc.) will be eumlned very closely. You will not be penall1ed for bav· ln1 bad teeth, but wUl be it your teeth haven'l been brushed that mornlna:. GOOD GROOMING GUlLS: JO. B,\KED GOODS: Two mcmbcn ' ... to '" L: ...·.WUI Coot t.m to~~ ·'''" - By breeding ar.tltlcnlly, YOU a:i '": br4;edlng, ~ur ,tUW~ :to bulls, in thew. Va. SttJd._ which have been c_,.full selected fo-r type .:fh f 1.toduetion. ····~··· A • • - .... :~ ' ! \''rtnen lilt. itriit(te~ lrtm th; tliQners list. Both Mr. Archer ant! W1thers wefe Red Ribbon wlnnets iu the 1856 Tobacco ProCiuetton Proeram. Mr. LIL ABNEI tr. . AUXILIARY Tbf: American Legion Auxhian• met Monday evening at the ~a ~l With the hostesses beln!l Mn Ralph Roush, Mu Eerett Rou!l:1, and Mrs Fred RoUIIh The Aux1liarv named two girh ol Wahama High School to attenl Melvin and Mlsa Janet G1rls $tlte at Jacksons Mlll Junf' .F'rlend c;:alitd.' on th!ll Efllie Grlmrn 9·15 Th'ey wefe Marilyn Fog! •sonlt' and Shirley Lyons 1 familY Sahihlay evel;'ll!\(. Several members phinned Lo ijJ:. and Mr&, Calvin Blessing s.-ent t;iday evenlne 1hth the ce- attend the SorinJ COnference i 1 SJstffii'Vntl'! this week cll 81rilltits. :Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roush were The grouJ) drew secret sist.. r sbopplng hi Point Plea~D.t Fri· names and refreshments were day. I sered to the f1fteen membors Clarence Blentne retutned to ~Ill home frlim St Joseph's HosMr and Mrs. Jo Cubbue anJ pital ifter undertolng major sur· daughter, Kathy, of Barberton &•'Y Hr. and Mra. Richard Roush and .,were recent guests of Mr. ancl Danny Ray, tJnlon Were auests of Mrs Lloycl Roush Mr .and Mrs TJft Boston SaturdaY Lloyd Roush and Oran LO"t.! ev~"'in&. · were recent visilors in .Charl"i llfi': aDd !tfli. wal')l~ H~!t w... TOWn, W Va. bulin~81 caRers in Pofnt pleasant Mrs. Lew1s Janes is visitlnl{ ot Frldif. the homE! of Mr and Mrs. P J ;Mrs. Virclnta saYre of Mason Wolpert. ~l1l~d On Mr and Mrs. A:rch Roush Capt and Mrs. Garland Goo-:1 Friday evening win o( Glouschester Point, Va . Mr. and Mra. Charlie Brown anct are visiting at the home of Dr children attended revival servu~es lf!ld Mrs. R.• F., Brvant Mrs. Goadat Leon Satu~day. night. '~rl''t~ ' 'SfflO'usly Ill in St Jo~fl'h Miss Anita Brown spent Friday tlo!lpi'tal mght with Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Mr and Mrs JamP.s Roush ond Billups of Pt. Pleasant. Mrs Rll· Lmda recent1v VJSil.ed at thf' hom<!' lups taas been very ill of Mr and Mrs Albert F1elds .n Erme Rickard, Dwight Gibbs Lincoln Park. Mlch and Miss Tw1la Rickard were in Mrs Mary West 1s n patient In New Haven Saturday on bus.ineSB. the Kanawha Valley Hospital :t Mr.s. Mary Grinun and chUdren Charleston wer,e Satwoday night guests of the llr and M1 g Lonnie Jewell arc Waller Friend lamily. vacationinq m Clearwater, Fla. Mrs. Fannie Roush spent Wed· Elaine Ssyre, student nurse at nesday with Mrs. Sus'le Rlfne of Holzer Hospital was home from Leon. Hospital Cincinnati General Mrs. May Rl)ulh called on Mrs. where she is receiving psychrla· Luvena Rainey Friday afternoon. trle tra!nlng over Easter to visi:'Miss Uaze1 Ruth Brooka apent her parents" Mr and Mrs Ar~ h Sun(lay wtth MUs Anita Brown. Sayre. Mra. Hudson and son, John and and Mn:. VlrJinia Sayre of ' ,were sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Areh JJ.ouab who wn somewhat recflnt illne1111 IS LtfAR'i", W. Vd. .if90k• p10 pertyTransfers State v':\. aa Jlr. o/'the wide use or t'he~~ w. - /t. -B c bt,llls in dalry berdS , 1... . . -. . the state. bas pro\:en th•t 133. ,. . hf.I(!ial breedihf can ~ttchtse II.tl85. Y" ur herd's produetkm. To Sbo ... TdlliCc6 ht•W tbU. incr~d ptoduttiolt,cail A riUJtake .was rue8n more dollars, let's look at ing the re!ultJ ' ''t"lfne {igurPs eo.roplle~ by t11c ard's tobaeeo r "'" Frederica Maytrr, Joseph Cook, John- GulDther, Shirley GJJinther, Ruby Guinther, Caryl cook, Leola Cumther, Berr.ard G~onnther, Guy Gulnter, Wanda Gutnth~r and Don•ld Guint.'ter. tots ,tb G~zy Ed1son G1.URther. ' t I "' ' ' Wilham Bentley , ~ A COal, Rutland, to Avery, Albert and Charles Coegleln. George R. Nichols, receiver, H. A Cole Lumber Co , 14)ls, 'Orana:e, the OhiO Valley Mfg. Co Lewis 0 and Cleo C. Weyand, 140 A, Columbui., to Frahk and Mary Bailey, Burl and Gertrude Drake, 68~A Salem, to Paul and Evelyn Montaomery. Wilbur Nichols, 961/.,A, Oranac, to Alfred W. Schroath Fred w. Crow, Jr comrmss1oner, Jamea L. Wickham, dee, Jots, Cheater, to Elizabeth Wickham. Alvin and Made and dale and Keziah Dye, rlght of way, Colum· bi.., to T&xas Eastern Trana. Corp. Dale W. and JCezLah Dye, rt of way, Columbia to Texas Eastern .' I ' . LITrLE ORPHAN AIINIB NANCY TWO HAM6URGERS DJC& f l, ' ' • ~ ~ ~--- ,,.' ' .... •• WE BUY . ,,; . . . . MP"' 1 U, a eoQit bf Worll: will be- eotnpleted' on th , vu1lln1 thf! for- .aldewalkl and p01ts about JChooJ t~:er'~:~ ~er, Mrll Thomaa Mulllaan Also the posta will be palntc 1. and. family. Planting Jhrubs •bout the achCJ 1 ~veral Jlllt, aQJI deaned the Bur- are in protrets. The Jl'OUp wtll I n~taf Cb'urch on Wednesday sponsor i Bake Sile oh May 28 evening. at the Bnrant Buildhlfli Mlu GlCU'ia Swindle h~ been Electicm of o!llecn wu he!rl Ill 'W}th a t~at Jntect}on. and the mt1lts are If fQ:llow..;· Ddrofhy Dadatil, Mr. and Mn. president, Mrs John Mprgan ; KenniUi llur&enr )li. .and Mra lee pie's iderit, Mn. 0 J. lostJc , Emeifdil Jone11 and tadiiJit~ vi11ited !i.eeretnry, ~~~ Ralpl! G1b~ Jr Mr .and Mfs. Emmet Jonea Sun- treasurer, Mra. SveTett Rou~h; daY. Ada Clarlt will abo aerve a~ M:r and Mrt. Cbarle1 Whaley Mrs histonan m the .comma: year lnd Math~ Mae Whaley visited Pro&ram was 1 group of Su \· their parents, Mr. and Mu. Har· anne Wolpert, Sharon S11yre. Pattey Wbai~Y. Sunday. ty Curry, PhylHs Baley, 1§heldon Mr. and Mra Matt Hendrix visRoush and Gene Hester "''~~ san~ Ued Uleir daughter, Mn. Herbert seeral selections. Mrs Alagle re· Whaley, Monday book award ro'r tH:~ highest bale Ua~·Of AU.cnt was a ~aller ceived attendance. '· •' hi f t ,tfelgttboi'hOOd, Monday eveMr, .. Mildred Bateht;~n: .. ~lli!d ning. pseholop.st of Lakin ~t.A·~" Hospi· tal, was guest speaker. · lJ~r toJ)ie 1#66 XobaCCu Piidljeiion proa:ram was "'Ml.e Shy Child" and" a f1lm U Elif<(LdrO<lilt! 1,MO, (>oun4 Was also shown followed by per acre not 1,19 pound~~ per quesbon and answer peri~ ICJ:e, ,._, " Refrdbmetth were served by 1tta:_reitd Archer anfl Charles~ K the ~tb grade mothers to . . NEED ' TRANSPORTATION :To The PC)IIs? bed or havlna bad toeth, but will '.J;il.:'+. "'•' ' , -o<LJii!i\U~~.OB ....... ... Mil-~~;j.l;..,;....l..,.' .. " Houn 6:30 p.m. tdllO p.m. Nightly wm hi•thday cake with "HoPJIY 8irti> -~ ""' the I of_.., - r,y OPEN FOR S~ASON Saturday, May 4th 14 years and 14 years and over. Girla entertna thia e-vent will wear a "jefllnl" or abortf Or plly ou.tfit. Girls wlU NOT wear- Ml,... with shorts. Your cl~anllnea (ears, teeth, halr. etc.) be extmlned very closcly. You will not be penal· Ll<L\0~<114lvid¥ol • ' f"!t n0lcl> L KIP llpw• Hort pe o; ""'"' . •1 If!' ·~c ,.... meetlllf p! "" .... :I'll•~·.. ..~ o;untriJ'TA ,c.uncn'. Blue Lake Min. Golf Coune Gallipolis, Ohio GOOD GROOMING BOYS: 10. 1-t years and 14 years and over. One, member per claas per club. , tbe ~-~3~:110~P~·~m~:~~~~~~~~~~~cgo~r~p~.~~~:~::;, A b1rthday dinner wu aLven on Sunday For Elfine Milhoan, two year old daughter or Mr and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan of Pomeroy, at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Everett Milhoan. A large ohoppl•• jlotur<lay. '" eost-priCf! must ldak mearu; producing milk ~beap.; must constantly be sf~d1· " ~~~~· :to lower hla eort of pro ~· This lowerinJ of coats 1!1 . . ~ ma~aement problem. One ~r ,,, .., ~~t\. best belps t& t~e dairy f"nn - · er :In his .manaaement ls Artificlal Breedlne. Breecfln~ art.ifleal ,, lY,, will give vou milkin2 cows 11'1 . · :·K~t het~ ~~licb . Y(ilt glve more ,4 ...n~lt th9n their dams. Milk Per COw M.an1 It It was then made known to King Hut~sein that the Untted States wu ready to give hlm 10 million dollan in financiRl ald. All thla constituted notict to Ruuit. that it would be ;glart to Wl!h the c\ub A member roay compete in ohe and only one event Enter events In which you think you can do beat 12 1~ Clubs or club memben can brlnr •ac.t lu~,t~~~ qr picnic dmners. A battt6 1'M 't'nifk wHI be futnlshed FREE by the leadeN' assoclatlOn. More may be purcbl!led If desired. We will try to Have enough milk this bme. • 1 US--General Assembly -Pres~ entation of Awards. NO SONG OR YELL CONTIST 1:30--TriMl Gamas Soft Ball 5 innings - Seneca vs. l'llihgo. , 0 innlnga - Cherokee vs. Dela· ware. These two games will be played at the aame time Winner of Seq· eca·Mlngo will play cherokee-Delaware winner f~ ehamplonsblp. Losers will play eonaolation aame lf tlme permlt1. Doda• lltll. lime at SefttMU. .. Vaii•Y aan - A wlnMr ONLY will be determined. No coJ\IOlatlon game becau11e we have only one Volley Ball . rlay Elaine'' and a boUQ.uet of iced per club. AUTO S~A~L~ES~~~~~ cake, vari-colored roses adornlna: the VEGETABLE. Two memberf per with fruit salad Was served. tlub. -Present besidea the parenu EAR CORN· Two me~bera per CON'CRBTI BLOCKS wl!!re her IJ:rother Toney, M;&~ . and. club. . _ Mrs Dwight Milhoan and daucbt· !EGG JtJDGJNG~ Two · m'\bJ'Mra era, PeiiiY and Heidi. per club. ' ~ '."11 1 . .ulhlloHor Por L_. Mrs. Marsha l(eller and Janet ELECI'RICAL JUDGING: (Ia returqed Friday from a vl11lt witb this class )'QU will judJe eleetrlca1 GRUESER BLOCK CO. het aiater, Hllda Weber of Colum• splice!, eonnecUon1, tnd peeaible bus. , lther p,hasea of the R. E . proied.) I MllooNorth Mrs ... Fanny Adams wal a recent Two memben ,er club. vllltor with relaUves and friends Thoae eontett.aats who tefll'e .;;;o;;;.;;;;o;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;.;;= a,t Eut Liverpool. high enouah for a blue rlbbon will \ Mr. and Mn. Murl Taylor, Mn. 11ive onl re.aans to tbe jddlt or Kenneth Davb were Parkers.):rur• his deputy 1Judae fQt bll plaei01. You wlll lJ:e seored on lhe ba,ls vialtors, ~turday. Olive 't;ranae met Frtaay e'\'en· of '50 '~Inti far yoar reaaons. Tl).e JTitUCTUIIA~ I IIAMI ing and ont application waa read. reaseuif' 'till bt aiven to ellmlnak Business wa~ transacted and a 'lUI· auentni'. ·'f.he aeorea from your ICIIAP IRON- MIT ALl JesUon waa made to lnvlte the club wUl bfl averaged. The hiah Grange YlllitDrs tor the firat grange from eaCh 'clUb will be tlven mtet1n1 in June. blue rlhbatr; aeeorid hlh t ~ Mr. ana Mrt. Everett Milhoan bon P dthlrd. laiJb a white and. .wlyne •Were in Pukersbura: bon. Tbla- is a teaiLm~n~:~~~ ,...., 1 _..., mam. At , <Titlcal time. President 1!1• be 1f ~·our teeth hn·en'\ been bruched tM.t morning. Girls will not be iudgcd wltb boy,s. CANNING JUDGIN'G· Two mcrn• bcr• pe-r club. CLOTHING .JUDGING: Two ntembel'! per club. .......... ~-.....-.;-...·-.:,'----- <: ~;;;.j.~'~h: with th!.S the dairyman ___ back. Club nrme on front dilfluallfiea poster. Use standard size (22" ~y 28") poa,ter paper. OHIO VALLEY JUHK CO. Next day the Prctiident sent the United States 6tb P'lcet, ba.ed on watch it11 step m it~ determined prOgram ol meddling in :Middle lowed up on Monday by a.ccuting Eaatan affalrs It aho constltuted the United State• ol "aagravatl.ng" tile Middle Ba1tem llituation a warning to Egypt, Syrla •- and by "IJ'Ofll interfereme." Jn ib Israel-not to ~ry to carve up Jor-lpecial atatement, the Foreign dan. Saud . Su~ H~ MinUJtry uid that the United In addition. to these drama.ttc deState!l wiU be reaponaible for velopments, there wsa another one "&rave conaequeneet~" that maY of areat import..tnce. TbJ.s Was that develotf. Kina: Saud of Saudi Arsbia "came What aU thb means ia that to the support of King Hussein, youn.c Kina: Huuein of Jordan hu with whom h111 relatlona were long overcome bil" pro-Rllllslan, pro- bad, against .i'ordan'! lntemlil and Egyptlan, anti • Weatern poliUcal external enemies. enemie11 who tbreatened to oust - There can be httle doubt that him from his throne. saud's firm stand marked another Nobody can blame the Sov1et p~off for American Mlddle ~ East· lcader11 for being extremely d1s. ern policy. please.d. There w"a11 considerable opposiLtftlst1 MHt Challange tion tn the UnJted States to Presi· It had become · evident several dent Ei.Renbower's mvltation to weeks ago that the leftlsts ln Jor- Saud to VJSlt the United &t•tes in dan were being challenged by the January. pro-Western king and poUheal But the result of Saud's visit was leadera loyal to him. lbat the PreSident a,nd Dllllcs con· The fight broke into the open when pro-Soviet Premier Sulei- vlnccd him th.at the Eisenhower man Nabulri tried to enter into Doctrine agamst Communist ag. diplomatic rel,Uons with Russia gre.ulon in the Muldle East was a good thing, •r A crisis developed. It may well be asked Whettwr. llu.astln dlsmlaed Nabulsi. N.a· bulsi organized riota in Ammen, hail Saud not been Invited to the cap1tal, and other cities. The Washington, R1~11sia woul¢ .now be • pr.o • RW~Slan .Egyplian and Synal!. .&O uo.bappy over Nte Midt;\le East· governments encouraged Nabulsl. ern outlook. .:-,...;_ Russia egged on Egypt and Syria. on any aafety theme or the health slopn "4-Hers Wlae:....S.nitlze." THE Rl DGE- KENo Real Estate Broker and integrity of Jordan 11 vital Soviet Ruu1a a an,a:er over de-l that Jordan was threatened RUSSELL 1t. PRIDDY MaNn County 4-H Club A. .nt · IYINTS POS'l'f.:R CONTEST: There ""ill be two clllsae11 in tbia event. One clna will be for posten drawn freehand The other clas1 will be tor thoae made with maJazines (or other pleture) cutouts. You may enter either cll.!lll. Ribbone will be g,lven bOth clasa winner~. The theme or the posterl" wtll be Radney Downing • •:==~.; that un1eu be keeps down be lltr't gt:»ing to at much money ln tb ' as he lias in tlfe ~lopmeDtl in the Middle . EaR in· forcel of the International Cummu- senhower and Secretary pf . ln B . VILPM. John F01ter Dullea announced that they reaarded the Independence tbe . Mediterrancon, to the Middle Eut. Thill action was taken, ~ the ay McCANN tM CHARLES p St.tfM.~ Wnt fi~ .-.t appl t~t10n o1 the new IsenUn ( ,.... . , rNspon howcr Doctrine, on the &round 4.-H NEWS REEDSVILLE Scoap . . . . . . . $5.79 • N ore1m; F -o- ews COmmentary Anile ~vo A::::!tpellfv.r,. ~q~~ . A J.I_ 4""' BABY. SITT.ER , ~ So -- ' You Can . . •• CALL. . 31 'I '"' [.:,;:;._""".;...-';:::::;::::;:• . ." ' • ~ ...... ~ •• .Pd. . ~ ' ' TRAC~ �' ' . . FARM .' ' ·mr· ' s • BEDPOID o.t.tei ruG mtl ~ GPr '";'~r~~··llli;j ·n :t...e, on Wll'h ten mem- ., , r. • T. A. 'I'& PTA held thcll' April m~ on t,be IS whl~b Opfn.ea •lJl l'fiUI.ill' tor~ and Mr1. J"(lhn Mor•an, pr&- li.,•cuc::t1te; o!.PO'f.alo!ll fi!i~' Jlii. A. 4ttJt, vlfltt!\1, m1/A"f:.L In 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 , May 6, 1957 (171 Help Wanted Dutrlbutor .vantcd to supply Dally and Sunday ColumDus Dispatch, Oh.10 State Journal, and Columbus Star to boys and news. stand 1n Pomeroy and Mtddleport Only Pomeroy M1ddleport area people aco,;P-p taDie Write C-olumbus Oispatrh, Kenneth VanSrhoyek , Stale C1rculahon Dtpartmcnt, Columbus, OhiO 5 1 6tp JL'OK CONSISTI!.NT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS PHONE 398 RATES 2 eenLI per word, one iDsutioa. Minimum ebarae 50c.-t cenu per word for three eouecutive inaertioDI. &pe:ial - One moDtb for 25 eentl per word. Full rate of 3 eenta per word wiD be charred for adv,Jtislnt: 11 not paid for before the 1Stb of each montb followinJ lnsertlon. Errtn tn AdvertlJina-Should be reported hnmecJ.Iately. Tbe D•UY Sentiael •ill not. be retponslble for mo~~e than ooe lncor- SEE OliR All UNDi'~R BUSIJ'oji!::SS OPPORTUNtrii"S "A ONE MAIN BUSINESS $1500 IN VESTME~'I ' (CAN START PART TIME l 5-6·3',' nd lnsertlOh. Card of Thanb and Special Notkea of Eventa tUlO. Ohituarle1 publl1bed at 1 cent ~ word. - ~- USED EQUIPMENT 19titl OLDS "88" HolWay Coupe $2,195 Lo"' mileage, hyramatu: dnve, R&H, careful owner Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 0 2 6tc (1) N0tices IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL - RENT find employment - hire or find a lost Item through 'Jhe Dally Sentlnol WANT ADS. Don't put It off Call 396 Today - An Ad In Ibis column Farmall "Cub" With Culttvator, Mower and Pully 19M BUICK V8 Special 4 dr Sedan $1 ,595. Oyna.flow dnve, hke .lew two tone blue f1msh Blaettnar's, Poweroy 5 2 6tc (91 For SGie Jame s Hill was ret urne d to hv• home Sunday rrom Hul:.r.er Hosp t•l Mr and Mrs Ed M11ler recei ed w rr:l that the1r daujithter Mrs Ted Wildermuth left for Cant<:~ met, Fla , lo v1s1t her brother. Herman Hill of St ALbans vi.r 1ted recently with Mr and Mr St Cla1r Hill Don Powell .and fru•nd, Colum bus spent the weekend w1th h•~ pat'ents, Mr and Mrs H B PuN· ell Mrs. Dale Hill was gueat of honor Sunday evemng when her mother Mra Dolly Wolfe of Apple Grove entertained with a 6 o'clock surpnse birthday dinner at Mrs H1ll's home Attendmg were Mr and Mrs Dallas Hill and chilclren, Debbie, Arthur and Janette, Mr Dale Hill and children and the hostess, Mrs Wolfe Saturday eve01ng Aptll 27, Mrs Cora Webb attended the grand Allis Chalmers "45" Plow Wtlh 1954 CliEYHOLET "2LO" 4 dr Sedan. $1,09~ Spotless or1g1nal dark blue !lRit~h, 11 real perform· er. Blaettnar'i, Pomeroy , _ _ _::_ 5 2 61< GETS RESULTS Letart Falls 01 ive r "70" With Cultivator Brown Tractor Sales •W,."M"a"l"n""S"I.""'""'""'""P"'o"m""e"ro,.y Entomologists Warn War Now On Spittlebugs thoxychlor (2 quart.J of 2' per cent emuLnon per acre' will co.1trol spittlebug nymphs if applled thoroughly, Goleman Nays. Animals should not be pa11tu: ed on fielda treated with hepl.tochlor for at leul 10 days after treatment 1nd on fields treated w1th methoxyehlor for at leaat 7 days after ~atment. Fields sprayed for Jpittlebuga last fall will not need to be trea'· ed this spring, Goleman says Hl' sugges..ts farme~ who have spittle bug problems contact the1r couJ• ty a~icultural agent& for addl· tlonal details on control mea.sur- EJN1'0MOWGISTS 1 :m Fm COLUMBUS , 0 - Spittlebug arc now at wnrk In Ohio bllly fields. say!l D. Lyle Golema:'l Ohio State Un1vernty exten.slon entomologist They should b~ spr<~yed Immediately !or best control Goleman says the first qatehmg of spittlebug nymphs was noti-Ced m southern Ohio the second week in April, an(. in central an' north.ern OhiO the week o! Apul 1 15. Althpugh a wet sprmg has •lf'· layed many farmang activities, 11 Ls necessary to spray now £or good spittlebug ~ntrol, the en· lomologtst poiftts out Spraying hay fields at the proper time ean 1n.crease yields 25 to 50 percen~. he §ays He recommends hept~ LEGAL NOTICE chlur or mclhoxychlor, e1ther in ALIAS EXECUTION Sheriff's Sal• of Raal E1tate ~el'lal or ground apphcatlcmll Tha Sl•t• of Ohio, Melt• Co"nty Heptachlor <1 ~ pmts or 25 per Common Pleas Court cent emulsion per acre) or me· Jerrot Bobo, Plalnt.iff of QES, honoring the A.l!'ao<:tate vs. Legal Notice •• BASH AN Mr ant! Mn. Eugene Rowley and children of Dunbar spent tbe weekend Wllh Mr. and .Mr . Ralph B1llard and aon. Mr. and Mrs. Je11se Stump of Sluonvllle called on Mr and Mr Orvy Gamer ~turday. Mr and Mrs A H. B1Uey returned horne afteY apo:!ndinJ the winter m St. P<tersburg Mr and Mrs I Warden Ours 1t· ltnded the fundral of l,e latter· :mnt, Mrs. Elsie Jones Saturday :tt Dunbar Mrs Thelma Eddy and children of Wooster spent the week end w1th hl!r parenls and s.ister. Mr and Mr11 Grover Whtte and Mr. and Mn Ralph Ballard Mr and Mn. Hennan Carson and Mn Ruth Tueker spent Sun day w1th Mr and Mrs. Junior Carson of Belpre. Mr and Mrs. John GrovP..s and Mrs Nathan White o£ Clendmnen spent Thurs with Mr and Mr~ . Grover White Mr. and Mrs Reed Eynon ;)r r. ornmg Star spent Monday ev~ nln~t with Mr. and Mrs A. H Bailey Ralph Ballard attended a meet 1r.g or Standard OU Co., at Porllln•outh Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs Paul Dye and 50.1 K1llbuck, 0 , spent the weeken I With Grover Wlhte and family and Ralph Ballard and family Mrs Erma] Seheckenght of Parkersburg spent the weekend wtth Mr and Mrs. Orvy Gainer Mrs. Dora Rose IS .. Ulhng her children at Wadsworth and ca.1 !on. Mr and Mrs. HarriS, Mr and Mrs. Diddle of Syracuse called o,l Mr and Mrs J , C. McKay, Salur day. Grand Matron, Betty Johnson The Rev Floyd Workman atIn pursuance of <:~n Al1as Execu- tended the Licensing Board meet• US I hon m the above entitled action, mg for pastors at Jackson, Sunday TOWN & COUNTRY QpoortunitiM·to ml' d1rected as sh.enff of Meigs afternoon L~ Co, 0, I will ofCer fur sale at pubMrs. Ralph Webb spent the week A ONE-MAN BUSINESS lie auctiOn at the door of the Court end m Columbus visiting her aon $1,500 ln'tle~otment House In Pomeroy, OhiO In the and daughter·tn-law, Mr and Mrs Located Dlredly (CAN STAR'f PA'R:T TIME) above named county on Wednes· J1mmie Webb and baby NA'L CO NO SJo~LlNG co~, day th.e 22nd day of May, 19~'7. at Attendance at the Letart Falls Jn front of Completely New From ~1sls of H•rvlcmg our point or lO a m o'clock, the following de· UB Sunrlay School Sunday was 65 Hllolo to Cbute Sales Il bplfly 111 r'n1gstor~s and !lcrlbed real estate, Situated 1n the offering $14 50. numerou s other acl'ounts coll('ct County of Me1gs and Stale of Ob10, Sam Nom~ and daughter, Freda , lilA" fnr mcn:handJsc 110ld and and m the Townsb1p o£ S•:lplG, to. viSIIed Sunday With Mr aud MrS rcplcnlsh.111~ IIIHntUJY Wit· Raymond Proffitt and Children of : to 9 P.M. TRACTOR SALES UNLIMITED POTENTIAL Township of Sc1pio, County of Sp1iler Pomeroy As pmduct has tremendous pub- Meigs, and State of Ohlo, and Mr and Mrs. Russell Sheets of lie acceptance, llfct 1me repeats, bounded as follows, to wit Begm· Columbus VISited Bess Slaughter Prbtll, RtfnshnMnta, Dr-awln••· 1" backed by mtens•vc promot,on nin~ at th~ Southeut corner of recently Otmon•lratlona, Mowtor RldlntJ PEKINESE PUPPii':S for sale , and , sect1on number L3 ,townahlp 7 and Monday evenmg, Apnl 29, Mrs C.nte1t (Wln ~lock Rtdio). ltra Woodrow ,W Ca ll, 73:.! Syc· LOCAl.LY ADVERTISED range 14 m the Ohio Company's I Edna Foster gave a birthday surSPECIAL PRICES amorc st. Middleport. AT 100% co. EXPENSE Purcha~e. Thence north abollt 87 pri.Be (or her neighbor, Mrs Dale ONE DAY ONLY 4 so I2tc Must be responsible, pel mancnt rods to the south l1ne of John Hill. Refreshments of cake, 1ce UNICO- R•t"lar $79.95 Good t;sl'fi G . ~: Jo:le~tnc Ran g • re~Jdent have the necessary cap•· Bradfield'.~ land and county road; cream and cofree were served at .,.NPW t:raftsman'g 20 m Jlg Saw tal lor tnventory , lrtat\.JJnllWdiate· thence east '73 lfol rod s tn the north th.e Hill home Attend,ng were MT ly U accepted and asplr.e to inrom , west corner of Jes:se 8radf1eld's and Mrs Dale Hill and children, SYLVANIA 75·W- R•1ultr ll:lc ~ _.., at 203 Mulberry Ave. up to $ week tor Interview, Lh~nc e south along th.e E.ast Mrs F;dna Foster and daughters, 250 ~6'lltp Une of sa1d Section 15 ahout 87 Mmam and Joy. Box 868·B c/o rods to the south caf;l corner of Rql.llar·$3,9.00 UNICO 21 Cl" PU\\•J:Il1awn mower L8" reel mclud~· phone Mrs Floyd Workman spent the Dally Scntmel-~omeroy 5-6-Jt,, said Recbon 13 and plaN~ or be. week e nd with her son In-law and D•llo & "'""'"· a<~"' and conttumrig 40 aeres daughL~r. Mr and Mrs Eddie lt"ular $1 ••9 - 2·111. lag & S1rallon ('ill:ltlC cxcei!Mt mor(' or less Fullt,o; o.~f Mercerville condition , $~0 on Phone 363-M t NIIGLIR and CLII-k GARA_G_E_ Aho the caRt halr of the fol-Emme H•yman lndl.lttry L~1t $30.10 Car repa,r- Weldlng-Servlce and lowing real ell'lale tn the township Used Parh Phone 3611 t Racme , of ScipiO, County of Meigs, and Ohio. t 29 1Ztc the Slate or Ohio, and bounded as lt.,ular 17.79- No. 14 Aluminum follow s, to wtt. Begmmng at the MIN Lucy Klbbl• WANTED - Housekeeper for two north east corner of sectwn 18, When the 4·H Plone('r Club met .... 124.50-Unl~~:o Hotretd Pl•nce adult11 Wrllc or eail Fred KauU, township 6 range 14 of the Ohio Saturday, Apnl 27, Mrs. Geneva thence south Company's Purchase, Mlddlt'port. Phone ~X Radio & rer nrd playrr, combmaNolan used 11 novel way ln which 4 30 10\p 47 roQs to a stalte In the center of to judge the clUb project "Food for tJOn rumml Chetp Pho ll. the hill, thence due north 29 rods 102 v 5-6-st r frt~e lttlmat.. to the north line of said section 16, Snacking and Packing" Each mem· --~-----------PAINTING thence Jal!ll along said north line ber brought a packed lunch to the tUIUBAHB, lit}c haskct, for yoo.tr PAPIR·HANGING 53 rods and 6 hnka to the place nf meetmg and helped in judging dN~ p rreczc 01.111 Crawford , Lc· L. V, R•ltlnpr b!Nllnmng, contamins about 7'11 the food value of the1r own lunch. tart FsiiR M-3tp 1. Moln 11. 1.'hono 91 After e~~och.lunch had been judJcd RaciM, Ohio acres rOMIIOT, OHIO each member ate her own lunch ===-====- - :=-:::4:-2-;7;;:-tf Sal<l Premises appralacd at Kool ade wa.~ served. Tht; club has - -- - - Furniture, Middleport . IJ-3-6 Dll2 Linoleum Rua $4:.99. Bake- QUICK SEitVJCE ._..n ".-.h &e- $2,000 00 antt can not be .sold for been working on th11 project pairlnt hy P'.tdt()rt- Trained. less lhftn twc. thirds of the ap· nnce Jan. 12. "Sewina:" Will be Aluminum combination storm and watchmaker, COLlJNS JEWE- pralscment. Metga Coanty acreen wlndowa and door1. Steel the project for the remainder of LERS, PolnrroJ. 1-3·tf Robert C Hartcnbach Sheriff the ,year. Jt is planned to have tile and olumtnum awninl' and ,.n. -James O'Brien, Attorney opte• call Wtlttom Rodfcrd, RADIO • TEU:VISION SERVICE, (4) 28, 29, (ft) 6. 13, 20, fttc sewlng project completed and Rock Sprlnga. 0 2 1mop. ready for JU~ging on July 18. The Phon• iJO, Cleland Appliance May meettna: will be hel-d at the Wecfneadar, Mtr lth Ston, l1d Main St .• Pemeror ILIO ,.M. horne of Martha Posey. R.oekt,rlnet Grant• Hall SmaU cna:lne parla-; BRIGGS & 2-23·!1 WARD A Stanley Party was held Ftl· Ohio STRA 'M'ON , CUNTON & IRON day evcnin11 at the hqme of Mrs. R~prcaentatlvea from the Meilll HORSE GBrdcn lract•rs, llllcn, TIRM11'11 IXTIRMINATID Oorotha Riebel., CGunty Comml~tiont!tl office will lawnmower11, Clinton chain raw ror free Inspection phone 383-M, Mr and Mrs James Stalnaker be pl'il&ent to dllcusa the road eon· rparlll Rl.dcnour'a Supply. Chest• Gilmore Supply Store, Pomeroy. and family or New Calltle were H· dillon within the "ounty. cr, Ohio 5 2 Ole All work a:uaranteed. Fully In· ::::: c('nt JUC!ta of Mr and Mrs. Bert Jo Hardy, Reclreation director, ,.,..,.,=.,...,=--:-~· sured vaughan's IndWitrJal and ..... ~c.. wm be preaent to provide tun tor :-:: t 111 L .....,.. lt. ' ,.._ 6l Shumway . all- Refrethments GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and Reaidentlal Termite Contro &er· MISS Bllrban Smith or Pomeroy ~::;;;;:::~~:::=::::::= Service . R. A , Flnlaw, 1112 E . vice, St. Mary!f, W. Va. 4 9 U Oft It, ta. C.ll Wm. GruMM. Route &pent Thursday night with Melanlt'! Nichols. WANTeD PalnUQJ, bdorlor or A son was born to Mr. and Mra. : Main St., Pomeroy. t 27 t1 extertor. contmt or hourly, ( ----~ Lee WallaCil Jr. at the city boerate re11onable. Phono 38l·Y ~· pltal in ParkeraburJ. Grandparent. llcmor Broloy 3 s 12te WANT TO BuY llld<llepon. ,.., • arc Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wallace of hnr•• powor lin p•- tlll ..w lli'"URANC% AGENCY Reedsville and Mr, and Mr•. Stl11· HN.. uartwa for !ric motor. Call loJlc\1, ._,, .:::;:;:•:_,.,.-==~· 1 ley Mills, L1ttle Hockina. S,.mteonite LUIIIJe - Line Cedar FOREMAN &ABBOTT Tv. SER· l'lr:t. th FARM BUREAU ( 19) 8 See The Hew Halland CARNIVAL · R•ymond c"ckler, Oeftndant Case number 12 ,23~ ness HAYLINER Pomeroy Farm Bureau Co-Op FULTON THOMPSON MONDAY, MAY 6th I-- l Power Mower . $59 . .95. . Bulb• . . . . . . . . . 12c Che1t Frelller .. $299 . ""'· Du $1 39 R (2o)Busl'ness Serv'IceS a•• . ' .. , , ""'" Tubeless Tires $17.95 --- Cantraller ... $19.95 POMEROY FARN , 8UREAU CO-OP ~============ i- FARM BUREAU GET TOGETHER w. au aft•····· ttem.,..,, t;•:_: :;.-. ....._,.,,ONe 111 Wanted To Buy o (20 Bl lns~~~~~;;\~~~-;~l~ori~,..~~E;; "" 1--,--,..,.:;~:-~:-CL----'- Chtlll - LAU Window FanoFrl&ldalre Retr!Jeratora. 114__1_:._fo.:::.r..,.Re:..:::.:_nt:.:__,--_ Lifo. c-otty o n d - VICE All mok" Repolr«l bYE<· 7 pert Ttehnlclanl. lhoae 6286 Y atller Purnltu,., Mkklleport, Ohio 3 room !urntahed apartment for M.lddlepor· •liJ.tf renl Noxt to ha~pital. Phone 4 28 U 284. & 2 &lc COMPLETE Inaurancu Proteetlon, Life, Auto,. Fire, Polio. Call DoD LOST- Pick up truck license. lhlb, Middleport, Ohio. 4·NM ·M on Laurt'll Cll£f Roud New 2 Room downslllltl cfhency lparlmenl all uew furnltul' J or Flood Road Call 848-X Phonc 6128-X, Mlddleport. Real M ·3tc l'-3·6tc .. SIX r~:~om holue 61.1 llCTC!4 0• Call 512-J For Rent - Bxtcmalon t.dden, ' ground, $3,000 00 li-6·Utc &. 11. RA WLIIIGS IIOllll 00. - H SCaffold Boards. Drop Clotba. hour 1Plrerller Servloe. DaJ Ctinton Fidler, Middleport. - In MIDDL,IPORT, OHIO 6116-M liitotONII 6311 ----- --- (21 ) -----,--- '(8bl Auto Services -Pbooo e2H -X. DODGE • PLYMOUTII Nia•t DfiAl!QS Phone I • tl 18) AutoSoles Pbono 12~X. 1~2 1 TON CHEVROLET truck recently painted, nPw flat bed See after &·OO P M. Mrs oeorg1a Wtl1lam11n, Hlrrlf;onvllle Road Phone 840-X 5-+3tc ------ ~~ l tf Five Room Apartment with laun· dr)' and Gara1e. Flnt noor. A. N. Benaat, POmeroy . 4 tf s 11118 BUICK Special 4 dr Sedan. Paaturc for rent. Call 9»:\1 Oae local owner. dynafiow drive W.Stp MH, two tone green. 12.39& 00. For rent • Eleetric wallpape:Blaettnar•a, Pomeroy. & 2 8U! lteamer. Cllntvn Flaber, Mid· 628D-X 11-lW 11116 OLDS VII 4 dr. Sedan. $2,30&. Jtteporl. )lb. HydamaUe drive, fully equipped, Clotll. Nylon, Flbtrclaaa Awnillgs, le11 thiiJ 14.000 mllea Blntt Porch shadef, venetian blinda, aar'l, Pomeroy. D 2 8te Window blind1, Poreb and Lawn - Furniture. Free estt!':.tes Dale Wippel Supply, 210 Union Ave., POMI.ROY . RINTAL :1-roorn Pomeroy. t 2:1 1moc apartment wiUt hardwood floors, balh, laundry room and plenty of cl4ae~ apace, Jl(lt water and &:as heattna. '()n third floor in heart of tOWil. 180 per month UHU FlcetHne Chevrolet, 2 door 80X :l1t ' J'IIONI IQI.Y ~tdan, aood eondil\on, Junlo· t . ! ~· ' (0) ,, 8l.e ( 16) ForT rode or Sale .,.....'- -- ..,,p. Good Clean Uaed cart AU MW11Dd Modell Estate .. .., METROPOLITft~ dM:atea clearly that Amencan polley lJ payin1 off Pravda. the newsptper organ of' the RW!aian Communiat Party' complained on Sunday that the Un1ted States la usinJ "the law or the fiat" ln its dealings wltb Arab eountrlea. The Soviet Foreign Office fol- IDENTIFY CLUB POSTERS ON You ahould wear only a "blue jean" outnt. You will be dii!Ciuali· tied if you wetr a suit. Your cleanJlnelll (Uta, teeth, J:lalr, etc.) will be eumlned very closely. You will not be penall1ed for bav· ln1 bad teeth, but wUl be it your teeth haven'l been brushed that mornlna:. GOOD GROOMING GUlLS: JO. B,\KED GOODS: Two mcmbcn ' ... to '" L: ...·.WUI Coot t.m to~~ ·'''" - By breeding ar.tltlcnlly, YOU a:i '": br4;edlng, ~ur ,tUW~ :to bulls, in thew. Va. SttJd._ which have been c_,.full selected fo-r type .:fh f 1.toduetion. ····~··· A • • - .... :~ ' ! \''rtnen lilt. itriit(te~ lrtm th; tliQners list. Both Mr. Archer ant! W1thers wefe Red Ribbon wlnnets iu the 1856 Tobacco ProCiuetton Proeram. Mr. LIL ABNEI tr. . AUXILIARY Tbf: American Legion Auxhian• met Monday evening at the ~a ~l With the hostesses beln!l Mn Ralph Roush, Mu Eerett Rou!l:1, and Mrs Fred RoUIIh The Aux1liarv named two girh ol Wahama High School to attenl Melvin and Mlsa Janet G1rls $tlte at Jacksons Mlll Junf' .F'rlend c;:alitd.' on th!ll Efllie Grlmrn 9·15 Th'ey wefe Marilyn Fog! •sonlt' and Shirley Lyons 1 familY Sahihlay evel;'ll!\(. Several members phinned Lo ijJ:. and Mr&, Calvin Blessing s.-ent t;iday evenlne 1hth the ce- attend the SorinJ COnference i 1 SJstffii'Vntl'! this week cll 81rilltits. :Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roush were The grouJ) drew secret sist.. r sbopplng hi Point Plea~D.t Fri· names and refreshments were day. I sered to the f1fteen membors Clarence Blentne retutned to ~Ill home frlim St Joseph's HosMr and Mrs. Jo Cubbue anJ pital ifter undertolng major sur· daughter, Kathy, of Barberton &•'Y Hr. and Mra. Richard Roush and .,were recent guests of Mr. ancl Danny Ray, tJnlon Were auests of Mrs Lloycl Roush Mr .and Mrs TJft Boston SaturdaY Lloyd Roush and Oran LO"t.! ev~"'in&. · were recent visilors in .Charl"i llfi': aDd !tfli. wal')l~ H~!t w... TOWn, W Va. bulin~81 caRers in Pofnt pleasant Mrs. Lew1s Janes is visitlnl{ ot Frldif. the homE! of Mr and Mrs. P J ;Mrs. Virclnta saYre of Mason Wolpert. ~l1l~d On Mr and Mrs. A:rch Roush Capt and Mrs. Garland Goo-:1 Friday evening win o( Glouschester Point, Va . Mr. and Mra. Charlie Brown anct are visiting at the home of Dr children attended revival servu~es lf!ld Mrs. R.• F., Brvant Mrs. Goadat Leon Satu~day. night. '~rl''t~ ' 'SfflO'usly Ill in St Jo~fl'h Miss Anita Brown spent Friday tlo!lpi'tal mght with Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Mr and Mrs JamP.s Roush ond Billups of Pt. Pleasant. Mrs Rll· Lmda recent1v VJSil.ed at thf' hom<!' lups taas been very ill of Mr and Mrs Albert F1elds .n Erme Rickard, Dwight Gibbs Lincoln Park. Mlch and Miss Tw1la Rickard were in Mrs Mary West 1s n patient In New Haven Saturday on bus.ineSB. the Kanawha Valley Hospital :t Mr.s. Mary Grinun and chUdren Charleston wer,e Satwoday night guests of the llr and M1 g Lonnie Jewell arc Waller Friend lamily. vacationinq m Clearwater, Fla. Mrs. Fannie Roush spent Wed· Elaine Ssyre, student nurse at nesday with Mrs. Sus'le Rlfne of Holzer Hospital was home from Leon. Hospital Cincinnati General Mrs. May Rl)ulh called on Mrs. where she is receiving psychrla· Luvena Rainey Friday afternoon. trle tra!nlng over Easter to visi:'Miss Uaze1 Ruth Brooka apent her parents" Mr and Mrs Ar~ h Sun(lay wtth MUs Anita Brown. Sayre. Mra. Hudson and son, John and and Mn:. VlrJinia Sayre of ' ,were sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Areh JJ.ouab who wn somewhat recflnt illne1111 IS LtfAR'i", W. Vd. .if90k• p10 pertyTransfers State v':\. aa Jlr. o/'the wide use or t'he~~ w. - /t. -B c bt,llls in dalry berdS , 1... . . -. . the state. bas pro\:en th•t 133. ,. . hf.I(!ial breedihf can ~ttchtse II.tl85. Y" ur herd's produetkm. To Sbo ... TdlliCc6 ht•W tbU. incr~d ptoduttiolt,cail A riUJtake .was rue8n more dollars, let's look at ing the re!ultJ ' ''t"lfne {igurPs eo.roplle~ by t11c ard's tobaeeo r "'" Frederica Maytrr, Joseph Cook, John- GulDther, Shirley GJJinther, Ruby Guinther, Caryl cook, Leola Cumther, Berr.ard G~onnther, Guy Gulnter, Wanda Gutnth~r and Don•ld Guint.'ter. tots ,tb G~zy Ed1son G1.URther. ' t I "' ' ' Wilham Bentley , ~ A COal, Rutland, to Avery, Albert and Charles Coegleln. George R. Nichols, receiver, H. A Cole Lumber Co , 14)ls, 'Orana:e, the OhiO Valley Mfg. Co Lewis 0 and Cleo C. Weyand, 140 A, Columbui., to Frahk and Mary Bailey, Burl and Gertrude Drake, 68~A Salem, to Paul and Evelyn Montaomery. Wilbur Nichols, 961/.,A, Oranac, to Alfred W. Schroath Fred w. Crow, Jr comrmss1oner, Jamea L. Wickham, dee, Jots, Cheater, to Elizabeth Wickham. Alvin and Made and dale and Keziah Dye, rlght of way, Colum· bi.., to T&xas Eastern Trana. Corp. Dale W. and JCezLah Dye, rt of way, Columbia to Texas Eastern .' I ' . LITrLE ORPHAN AIINIB NANCY TWO HAM6URGERS DJC& f l, ' ' • ~ ~ ~--- ,,.' ' .... •• WE BUY . ,,; . . . . MP"' 1 U, a eoQit bf Worll: will be- eotnpleted' on th , vu1lln1 thf! for- .aldewalkl and p01ts about JChooJ t~:er'~:~ ~er, Mrll Thomaa Mulllaan Also the posta will be palntc 1. and. family. Planting Jhrubs •bout the achCJ 1 ~veral Jlllt, aQJI deaned the Bur- are in protrets. The Jl'OUp wtll I n~taf Cb'urch on Wednesday sponsor i Bake Sile oh May 28 evening. at the Bnrant Buildhlfli Mlu GlCU'ia Swindle h~ been Electicm of o!llecn wu he!rl Ill 'W}th a t~at Jntect}on. and the mt1lts are If fQ:llow..;· Ddrofhy Dadatil, Mr. and Mn. president, Mrs John Mprgan ; KenniUi llur&enr )li. .and Mra lee pie's iderit, Mn. 0 J. lostJc , Emeifdil Jone11 and tadiiJit~ vi11ited !i.eeretnry, ~~~ Ralpl! G1b~ Jr Mr .and Mfs. Emmet Jonea Sun- treasurer, Mra. SveTett Rou~h; daY. Ada Clarlt will abo aerve a~ M:r and Mrt. Cbarle1 Whaley Mrs histonan m the .comma: year lnd Math~ Mae Whaley visited Pro&ram was 1 group of Su \· their parents, Mr. and Mu. Har· anne Wolpert, Sharon S11yre. Pattey Wbai~Y. Sunday. ty Curry, PhylHs Baley, 1§heldon Mr. and Mra Matt Hendrix visRoush and Gene Hester "''~~ san~ Ued Uleir daughter, Mn. Herbert seeral selections. Mrs Alagle re· Whaley, Monday book award ro'r tH:~ highest bale Ua~·Of AU.cnt was a ~aller ceived attendance. '· •' hi f t ,tfelgttboi'hOOd, Monday eveMr, .. Mildred Bateht;~n: .. ~lli!d ning. pseholop.st of Lakin ~t.A·~" Hospi· tal, was guest speaker. · lJ~r toJ)ie 1#66 XobaCCu Piidljeiion proa:ram was "'Ml.e Shy Child" and" a f1lm U Elif<(LdrO<lilt! 1,MO, (>oun4 Was also shown followed by per acre not 1,19 pound~~ per quesbon and answer peri~ ICJ:e, ,._, " Refrdbmetth were served by 1tta:_reitd Archer anfl Charles~ K the ~tb grade mothers to . . NEED ' TRANSPORTATION :To The PC)IIs? bed or havlna bad toeth, but will '.J;il.:'+. "'•' ' , -o<LJii!i\U~~.OB ....... ... Mil-~~;j.l;..,;....l..,.' .. " Houn 6:30 p.m. tdllO p.m. Nightly wm hi•thday cake with "HoPJIY 8irti> -~ ""' the I of_.., - r,y OPEN FOR S~ASON Saturday, May 4th 14 years and 14 years and over. Girla entertna thia e-vent will wear a "jefllnl" or abortf Or plly ou.tfit. Girls wlU NOT wear- Ml,... with shorts. Your cl~anllnea (ears, teeth, halr. etc.) be extmlned very closcly. You will not be penal· Ll<L\0~<114lvid¥ol • ' f"!t n0lcl> L KIP llpw• Hort pe o; ""'"' . •1 If!' ·~c ,.... meetlllf p! "" .... :I'll•~·.. ..~ o;untriJ'TA ,c.uncn'. Blue Lake Min. Golf Coune Gallipolis, Ohio GOOD GROOMING BOYS: 10. 1-t years and 14 years and over. One, member per claas per club. , tbe ~-~3~:110~P~·~m~:~~~~~~~~~~~cgo~r~p~.~~~:~::;, A b1rthday dinner wu aLven on Sunday For Elfine Milhoan, two year old daughter or Mr and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan of Pomeroy, at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Everett Milhoan. A large ohoppl•• jlotur<lay. '" eost-priCf! must ldak mearu; producing milk ~beap.; must constantly be sf~d1· " ~~~~· :to lower hla eort of pro ~· This lowerinJ of coats 1!1 . . ~ ma~aement problem. One ~r ,,, .., ~~t\. best belps t& t~e dairy f"nn - · er :In his .manaaement ls Artificlal Breedlne. Breecfln~ art.ifleal ,, lY,, will give vou milkin2 cows 11'1 . · :·K~t het~ ~~licb . Y(ilt glve more ,4 ...n~lt th9n their dams. Milk Per COw M.an1 It It was then made known to King Hut~sein that the Untted States wu ready to give hlm 10 million dollan in financiRl ald. All thla constituted notict to Ruuit. that it would be ;glart to Wl!h the c\ub A member roay compete in ohe and only one event Enter events In which you think you can do beat 12 1~ Clubs or club memben can brlnr •ac.t lu~,t~~~ qr picnic dmners. A battt6 1'M 't'nifk wHI be futnlshed FREE by the leadeN' assoclatlOn. More may be purcbl!led If desired. We will try to Have enough milk this bme. • 1 US--General Assembly -Pres~ entation of Awards. NO SONG OR YELL CONTIST 1:30--TriMl Gamas Soft Ball 5 innings - Seneca vs. l'llihgo. , 0 innlnga - Cherokee vs. Dela· ware. These two games will be played at the aame time Winner of Seq· eca·Mlngo will play cherokee-Delaware winner f~ ehamplonsblp. Losers will play eonaolation aame lf tlme permlt1. Doda• lltll. lime at SefttMU. .. Vaii•Y aan - A wlnMr ONLY will be determined. No coJ\IOlatlon game becau11e we have only one Volley Ball . rlay Elaine'' and a boUQ.uet of iced per club. AUTO S~A~L~ES~~~~~ cake, vari-colored roses adornlna: the VEGETABLE. Two memberf per with fruit salad Was served. tlub. -Present besidea the parenu EAR CORN· Two me~bera per CON'CRBTI BLOCKS wl!!re her IJ:rother Toney, M;&~ . and. club. . _ Mrs Dwight Milhoan and daucbt· !EGG JtJDGJNG~ Two · m'\bJ'Mra era, PeiiiY and Heidi. per club. ' ~ '."11 1 . .ulhlloHor Por L_. Mrs. Marsha l(eller and Janet ELECI'RICAL JUDGING: (Ia returqed Friday from a vl11lt witb this class )'QU will judJe eleetrlca1 GRUESER BLOCK CO. het aiater, Hllda Weber of Colum• splice!, eonnecUon1, tnd peeaible bus. , lther p,hasea of the R. E . proied.) I MllooNorth Mrs ... Fanny Adams wal a recent Two memben ,er club. vllltor with relaUves and friends Thoae eontett.aats who tefll'e .;;;o;;;.;;;;o;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;.;;= a,t Eut Liverpool. high enouah for a blue rlbbon will \ Mr. and Mn. Murl Taylor, Mn. 11ive onl re.aans to tbe jddlt or Kenneth Davb were Parkers.):rur• his deputy 1Judae fQt bll plaei01. You wlll lJ:e seored on lhe ba,ls vialtors, ~turday. Olive 't;ranae met Frtaay e'\'en· of '50 '~Inti far yoar reaaons. Tl).e JTitUCTUIIA~ I IIAMI ing and ont application waa read. reaseuif' 'till bt aiven to ellmlnak Business wa~ transacted and a 'lUI· auentni'. ·'f.he aeorea from your ICIIAP IRON- MIT ALl JesUon waa made to lnvlte the club wUl bfl averaged. The hiah Grange YlllitDrs tor the firat grange from eaCh 'clUb will be tlven mtet1n1 in June. blue rlhbatr; aeeorid hlh t ~ Mr. ana Mrt. Everett Milhoan bon P dthlrd. laiJb a white and. .wlyne •Were in Pukersbura: bon. Tbla- is a teaiLm~n~:~~~ ,...., 1 _..., mam. At , <Titlcal time. President 1!1• be 1f ~·our teeth hn·en'\ been bruched tM.t morning. Girls will not be iudgcd wltb boy,s. CANNING JUDGIN'G· Two mcrn• bcr• pe-r club. CLOTHING .JUDGING: Two ntembel'! per club. .......... ~-.....-.;-...·-.:,'----- <: ~;;;.j.~'~h: with th!.S the dairyman ___ back. Club nrme on front dilfluallfiea poster. Use standard size (22" ~y 28") poa,ter paper. OHIO VALLEY JUHK CO. Next day the Prctiident sent the United States 6tb P'lcet, ba.ed on watch it11 step m it~ determined prOgram ol meddling in :Middle lowed up on Monday by a.ccuting Eaatan affalrs It aho constltuted the United State• ol "aagravatl.ng" tile Middle Ba1tem llituation a warning to Egypt, Syrla •- and by "IJ'Ofll interfereme." Jn ib Israel-not to ~ry to carve up Jor-lpecial atatement, the Foreign dan. Saud . Su~ H~ MinUJtry uid that the United In addition. to these drama.ttc deState!l wiU be reaponaible for velopments, there wsa another one "&rave conaequeneet~" that maY of areat import..tnce. TbJ.s Was that develotf. Kina: Saud of Saudi Arsbia "came What aU thb means ia that to the support of King Hussein, youn.c Kina: Huuein of Jordan hu with whom h111 relatlona were long overcome bil" pro-Rllllslan, pro- bad, against .i'ordan'! lntemlil and Egyptlan, anti • Weatern poliUcal external enemies. enemie11 who tbreatened to oust - There can be httle doubt that him from his throne. saud's firm stand marked another Nobody can blame the Sov1et p~off for American Mlddle ~ East· lcader11 for being extremely d1s. ern policy. please.d. There w"a11 considerable opposiLtftlst1 MHt Challange tion tn the UnJted States to Presi· It had become · evident several dent Ei.Renbower's mvltation to weeks ago that the leftlsts ln Jor- Saud to VJSlt the United &t•tes in dan were being challenged by the January. pro-Western king and poUheal But the result of Saud's visit was leadera loyal to him. lbat the PreSident a,nd Dllllcs con· The fight broke into the open when pro-Soviet Premier Sulei- vlnccd him th.at the Eisenhower man Nabulri tried to enter into Doctrine agamst Communist ag. diplomatic rel,Uons with Russia gre.ulon in the Muldle East was a good thing, •r A crisis developed. It may well be asked Whettwr. llu.astln dlsmlaed Nabulsi. N.a· bulsi organized riota in Ammen, hail Saud not been Invited to the cap1tal, and other cities. The Washington, R1~11sia woul¢ .now be • pr.o • RW~Slan .Egyplian and Synal!. .&O uo.bappy over Nte Midt;\le East· governments encouraged Nabulsl. ern outlook. .:-,...;_ Russia egged on Egypt and Syria. on any aafety theme or the health slopn "4-Hers Wlae:....S.nitlze." THE Rl DGE- KENo Real Estate Broker and integrity of Jordan 11 vital Soviet Ruu1a a an,a:er over de-l that Jordan was threatened RUSSELL 1t. PRIDDY MaNn County 4-H Club A. .nt · IYINTS POS'l'f.:R CONTEST: There ""ill be two clllsae11 in tbia event. One clna will be for posten drawn freehand The other clas1 will be tor thoae made with maJazines (or other pleture) cutouts. You may enter either cll.!lll. Ribbone will be g,lven bOth clasa winner~. The theme or the posterl" wtll be Radney Downing • •:==~.; that un1eu be keeps down be lltr't gt:»ing to at much money ln tb ' as he lias in tlfe ~lopmeDtl in the Middle . EaR in· forcel of the International Cummu- senhower and Secretary pf . ln B . VILPM. John F01ter Dullea announced that they reaarded the Independence tbe . Mediterrancon, to the Middle Eut. Thill action was taken, ~ the ay McCANN tM CHARLES p St.tfM.~ Wnt fi~ .-.t appl t~t10n o1 the new IsenUn ( ,.... . , rNspon howcr Doctrine, on the &round 4.-H NEWS REEDSVILLE Scoap . . . . . . . $5.79 • N ore1m; F -o- ews COmmentary Anile ~vo A::::!tpellfv.r,. ~q~~ . A J.I_ 4""' BABY. SITT.ER , ~ So -- ' You Can . . •• CALL. . 31 'I '"' [.:,;:;._""".;...-';:::::;::::;:• . ." ' • ~ ...... ~ •• .Pd. . ~ ' ' TRAC~ �- · - - - - ........... . .......... - . , • ..,"'T"" . ... .,., .......... ~ •• ' ·---·_ ·-- • • .... ( • • .. cdle Forbes Mrs Nora Taylor Daughters Of America District Mrs Erma Cle land Mn; Ethel Arbaugh and Mrs Lucille Mayes, Deputies Plan Picnic On July 7 council deputies Mra Pribble Wll- Pnyer m unJson Mrs MarJorie Woodard was reported Ul follow ma: a automobile atttdent Saturday anct M['J Gladya Lebman was re pot"ted have lost her motber by death The dtstmt deJJuty repo['led that Golden Gleam Council "'on first pr1xe at the 0Jstnct Rally fo[' hav1ng the mo1t candidates for tn tliJtlon and also ~~econd prt~ 1n the state Mar•etta Council won the sectmd place In the d1atnct It was announced that each Council 111 requested by th.e Slate SUN -MON. MAY U Councilor to send $5 00 e:dra for Ma.rllyn Monroe Don Murray the Orphans Fund Plans were Betty F1eld Arth.ur connell made fo[' a di.Jt['lct party at the BU£ STOP State Council session which will (Ctnemascope- Techntcolor) be held m Columbus Augwt 20-21 - alsoThe menu for the July ptcnic wall Frank•e Lane Lucy Marlowe planned and each member re HE LAUGHED LAST quested to bnng the1r own table (ln Technicolor) SC['VICe Plans nre made tor a picnlt at the Kacbelmac::ber Park Lopn OD Sunday July 7 at 2 p m, when tbe beouUea Club of D11trlct 19, n.qbt~rs of Am.er1ca met Sun dl)' atternoon at the home of Mrs Caddie Wlekham Union Ave Mrs Marguet c Kistler du; tr1et dE'puly, pre&tdf'd at the meet mg which opened wlth the Lord !I TUES ·WED MAY 7-8 FAMlLY NiGHTS 2 Adult Tickeh Admlh C.,- t.HI Doubt• Fhture Horror Showl Marla English Chester Mor['IS THE SHI CREATUlE -alsoPeter Graves Beverly Garland it CONQUIRED THE WORLD !!iOn naUon~ol npresentattve Mrs Edith BeUla~ Jtate publkily chair man Mrs Elltabeth Darst and Mrs Lucllle B Hawkins put lUte councilor& Mra Eluabetb CampbtU Mrs Freda Duffy and Mn Wickham past natiOnal represen tallVCS Ruth Ann Gaul Is Honored Guest At Bridal Shower MlSl:i Ruth Ann Gaul bnd elect of Dale Johnso.1 WM g:ue~Jt of honor at a shower &.turd a , evenmg at the home or Mn Grovu Salser Sr Racwe HJs tesses were MlSs Carol Saber M1s.,s Madgcl McNickle and Mrs Shirley McGra~ A yellow spnnkimg can .,...,., }ellow streamc['s extcndmg to the four corners of the table wa8 sus pended over t'he table twldtng th• g1fts The rooms thr(fughout th home were decorated with yellow a11d Mue streamer.!! with sJivcr belli JR the doorways. 1 After the hoaore(l GUett Qpene• ~::::; 1 b,er many lovely g~ft.~ 11 menh of lc~ cream rake,refresh pun1..1, •ad mmts were served to 67 guea.t.s Prayer by Mrs Wtckham con eluded the meeting after which a deuert c:ourse was strvtd by Mra Wickham a,lated b) Mrs EUza beth Campbell Mra Freda Duffy, Mrs f;Jtubeth Dars\, and LucUle B Hallt)mu Mrs Marjorie Wood· ard was a contributma: hostess. "'" Brighter Karen Bachner's 11th Birthday Is Observed Sunday Outlook For Your I Family The future looks bughter for the whole family when we launder theu clothes . everythmg from Dad s shirt and Mom's dresses to lhe kids' play togs sparkle like new' Lel Ufl save you time, &rouble and money, too' The elevf'nth birthday of Karet! Bachper older daughter or ~r and Mrs Everett Bachnpr wa~ eelehr:rted sunday and her '\!unt M1ss Man Schaaf Columbu, b['OU!O!ht the birthday cake wh1e, was decorated tn the Corm o( a basket of flowers The guests went to the Chcltt!r Skataway and rpturned to th Bachner home wtiere they we.e served tce cream birtbday cake and ¥;ocladc Ml.~s Tri-Lustre Cleaners ' Robinson's Laundry MIU Street Uiddleporl, Ohio 4 Second Slreel Pomeroy, Ohio BAKER FURNITURE .- ' I Schaaf and l\frs W R Bachner grandmother of Karen U!llllted with the Sf'rVi:'IR The guests were Ellen Dutton Ned .. Bradford Jo.d~ Jo Marlln Carro 11 Lyons Mll.nlyn Swan Sarah Bach tel Seren LeWIS Lynn Damell Connle Hachnl'r Sandra Ohllngc1 was ill and lmable to altend tht• party ~ I • Pomeroy Penonols Mr. and Mrs. Everett McKnight Chester WSCS Mrs Richard Gaul 1nd son G0 ld en Wedd'l'il!S 0. I C I b R"ky •pent Saturday wltb 'b"' e e rate d Insta II 5 NeW r:r~nts, Mr and Mra W~att Rad- ~::iif~~·~~,d~y~tf.'~e:~irr:E;::::~ M:!t~~~ ed~~ ~!,,. ~n~~~~~~u7~~:. Officer Group Mr and Mra Charli!!'! Elliott Satu['day evenin1 May home at 213 Uru.on A. venue, PomeNew off1~rs were Jnatalle.d when and ch1ldren Stephen and J'arret1 of Rand w \' ~ spent Friday ana Saturday •ith Mn. C L. Arnold and were accompanied honM by Mrs Arnold fo[' a vitlt Mr and Mrs W1att Gilbert; Jnd son, Jimmy 01nd Jon Wel'tster spent Sunday at Camden Park, Huntington W Va Mr and Mrs Cados Cowen of Wc.oit Carrollton v1s 1ted Saturday w1lh Mr and Mrs Everett Thomas Mr5 Everett Thomas &ubstltut cd at the Junior Htgh School last week for Mrs Marvm Roberts Mr and Mrs Harry Saddler re turned to their home Bndgeport Sunday after a vunt w1Lh Mu Wil ham Baxter and Mr and Mrs Bentz Wolfe Mr and Mrs Fred Dcssauer Col umbus arr1ved Fr1day for a visit at their home nere Mr Dessauer returned to Columbua Sun:day and Mu Deuauer wdl remaio for the week Mrs Wilma Stobart returned to her home, Enlerpn.se, Sunday from the Me1gs General Hospital where she was taken f'r1day alter brr:akLng her wrl&t. Lucille B ~Ins was th~ Sun. day dinner guest of Mr and Mn Elmer Wickham Miss Myrtis Kay Parker has ac· cepted employment w1th the Vaughan Beauty Salon and be&an her duties today Mrs Chade& J Werry and aon Albert and Mrs Howard Kitchen week end Jn Dayton spent the With Mr and Mrs Paul Werry M[' and Mn Harvey P1erce left Saturday tor a Vl!llt in Dayton with the1r daughter and son·m law Mr and Mrs Darny Canter Mrs Hank Young and &On Bill, and Min Mnt1s Kay Parker vlaited Camp Arrowhead .,.. Huntmgton, w Va Sunday Jlen['y Schuler of Marion v1sltt'd Sunday with hi.!! sisters Mn Mary Korn and Mrs Christina 0 Don nell Paul Darn<lll, son 61 M" and Mr1. Paul Darnell fell last week at his home Union Ave breaking tils nose MlSiies Lena an:J Katie Guth vis 1ted Sunday with Mr and Mr1 c B We•ss and Mn R C Sansbury, Harrisonville Road dmner •t the Relnaurant tn Middleport and Vona Halliday Me were marrted Dy the late l.. E Simmons at Wllkesvtlle, Saturday evening May 4 Mr and Mrs McKnight bave spe.ol mo.!lt of the1r IJYes Jn Meigs County w1th the exceptiOn of a periOd or time when they were employed at the Toledo State Hos Pltai roy where they now reside The McKJUIJhla have one daua:bter Mrs Mildl"ed Marhn a teacher ol vocatJooal home econom1c1 in Harding Hlih School at Fairport Harbor OhiO Those present to help celebrate this occanon we['e Mr snd Mrs Josepb G Martm Mentor, OhiO Mn J A Sweeney Langsville OhiO, and Urs Earl Halliday, Ath ens OhiO Federated Church Happy Harvesters Meeting Is Held Scout Troop 245 Holds Bike Hike • The Happy Ha['vesters Clas~ of I he Federated Church met Fnoa , .., evenmg at the rhurch w1th Mr~ Henry Reibel pres1dent presl:i Scou,ts of Troop 245 aceompau Asststant Scoutma.~ te ted by Gene Coleman tOOk a four m1 f bicycle nde to Old Kyge[' Sunda) afte['noon The Scouts took d lunch w1t 1 them and left at one o clock from the Scout headquartcts at the L1b rary Those on the tr1p mcluded outs Ault Sayre Bod1mc[' !lee ~ 1 Bachtel Baumgardner, Lem ley Bechtel and Bowles 'iottons led by Mt.Ss M{ud ser opened the n:eetmg a~ d ng the buyne!IS scSilion How er wer(! ordered sent to Mrs H n Neue a member who is ill n Holzer Hospital Chairmen fo servtng the L1o~s Club dm n \fere named by Mrs Re1be 1 rs Bentz Wolfe program chfl['man conr'lueted a m\.I!UCll game with Mrs Re1bel the winner Mn C J Ebenbat:h Mrs Wolfe and Mrs Fred Dcssauer wer A sewmg m~hme IJ needed b awnded prizes m a sr.ri~S o! the Junior Home makers 4 H games Club who have sewing as thNr ftrst project Mrs Clemis Fox ~.; Refreshments were served b1 the adnsor of the fourteen gu 1 ::~ lhc hostesscs Mrs Harry Canter who range from 9-13 Jl!:ars of age bury and Mrs Clyr'e Mtllhonc Mrs Fox has a machine but a 1 other LS needed so that the g1rl~ may have tbetr projects complct ed at thc1r Satunlay momw.: meetmgs U an) 01le IS lnte['ested In loan Jng or g1vmg a machme to the Ncda Bradford )'ounge[' daugh club they may call Mrs Fox n tcr ot Mr and Mrs Wallace Brad 6362 J and she w11l call for 1t Ofttcers of the Club are pres lord hed an extended elevenlh dent Judith Moore v cc pre~! b1rthda) celebration Fnday mght Neda had a slum rlent Joyce Long set.:['etary Be ['I"Creahon leadc her party a.t her hO):lle and lee tha W1lson Joyce Hollon Health and Safety tream 11undaes were served early news rcporle"' Margaret (.ammon n the evenmg and hot do~s po to~to ch1ps etc tor 1a mldntght Jan1ce Tannehill !cast G Sewing Machine Is Needed By Junior4-H Club Lawns 1n Town THEY'RE HERE! Gaul's Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary Sun. ::!'1.'"'"" hert11tttlirlnc tht lard11 al!o I flollllne to hr-JIIf rt1a 11 lhl cWr- 1'llen n;.ter ~ '• YOUI IIOIIIY IACII I YGII Ill\' AITIAYIIOUIIIII .... Will ACIAIIII Gill IIAWIII ~~-.... II .,.......,, -1111 oiH - · wt wanr,.. 1o .,.,.. . lfiQ CGftll'lrt•wt'NIIQint: • . . f1ftudol IWIIUtlkll II _,..u. wtllt tM --.... lutt-in-nluloo-.,.. ..... ·--"" -,.., """' ...... '"' I t • -~"'--Iilio - · -...-,........lool ,.. .........a """'~-"'-"""­ --~~ -~~ .............. ,... ,,,..,,A ,.,..... Sta•hf•••n ...... ....... ' ... NICII ,....... $C)9.95 .......... ,.,. ... _..... .., ..... _ CUIMIONIN. •• ER FURNITURE ~~~~~=!~~~~~~~~~~~~:t~~~~..;...,. __ apent the wecke11.d ambulance here Carol Bachtel was an ovcrma:ht guest of Mr and Mrs Roy Bach lei and family Bufh.lo W y,, Frida~ Sunday Mr and Mn Roy Bachtel and ramlly and Mn Grace Bachtel. Erie, Pa, wcr • dinner sue1t1 of Mr aDd Mrs For rtlt Bachtel and family Mr and Mr1 E W Bailey Lancaster were reccot guests of Mr and Mrl! Robert Sharp Mr and Mrt. Ma~ri~ Thorn .. son Cleveland, have been vltdt lnR her pa.rcnl'l Mr and Mr.s Hart Ll'ona and other local rc a ll\cs Rus1ell Routh freshman at OhJo Unlvenlt)' tpent the work Pnd with his parents Mr and Mr~ AJrred Roush anct lamil} Mr and Mn Rlt)'moiNI Grimm and nephew. Bernard Lyons spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Wlllam Barlow and son, F.ddy in l..oulsvllle KY> The seventh birthday of Barnard )'OUnge~t Mn or M"r and Mn John Lyons wn ccl~braled with 1 family dinner recently and he bad a \\ alt Disney birthday uke which was bak ed and d«orated bv his mother Mrs Plul Bonnell and three chlldnm Columbua, have bel'J vl!!ltlng Mr and Mn RaCine' Downing • Mr and Mr• Thomu Ck:Jand and b•bY tpent the uekend 1' Cohtmbul Mrs Charh11 McDonald Is re eovorinr after sur&ery at Mt St Mary'• Hospital, Nelsnnvlllc, and their ehtldl"in, JJiinCJ', Tony and Sherry have ~If •hying with their malel'nat fl'al'U!.mot'hcr M('s. WUllam WbJte Buditel Coach Me Donald !pent ~be )."eck~nd wit!, his Camny and Tt.urtd•y evenlne Mr and M'rl Raymond RU3seU r\nd Mrs Rusaell Bailey vbltcd Mrs McDonald at the hospital Mr and MrL Mack Stewarl have purc:hued. the Herman Lohse property on Gravel Hilt Mr Stewart Is the former Bea Mu" rar M~; and Mrs Fred 1 Gardner drove to Cbarleat.on aJrport Sat Mrl. 'BUl Shoun and dauab~er, Jurday pwet their Barbut-to ~ollt,', /uhliiiOndaugbtP.', Clc.)o, -- Housewares Main floor ELB~RFELDS· iii'iui'i"i'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii I The l"ues In tomorrow's prlmory elodlon ore or more lmporlanee 11w1 ever bolore Ia the bblory or ~... oroy. .' Cerlllaly, the poram4unl lssao Is the sewage disposal plant whlob tile &lalea &ays !hal we JIIUSI oolllltrUet even tltougb such aetion wiU 11pauperbe" our town ror generations to eome. Yoa people of POMeroy c1nnot JN'Iolbly JNIY 1M ONE MILLION DOf,LAIIS that will be required lor the oonstruelloa of this glorltled ee\"lo tuk, , ' we In Pomeroy ore not I people or big Incomes We hove lb:ed, moderate lnoomeo lhal we must live wlthla. We IIIUII reed and elothe ot!J'.Iamllle• ond provide them wllb education and olbei' neeenltles. This Is a big lOll right now wllh taxes already llky biCJI wllboullhe burden of lblo giant project wbleh will be paid lor by our ehllclren, grandchUdren, greal-grondohlldren llld on down lbe line. Whether we own properly or ren~ we will be alfooled tremendously by this "required" projool and our lulllles will suffer. Not only that but adding to. lbe rldlouloas requirement that we construe! lhe expensive &yslem Is the faet thai sew1ge oulllde the elty U!!!il&. wllleoallnuelo flow Into tho river. ' No, people of Pomeroy, we eannol polslbly carry o ul Ibis projoel unlet& 1M stale or federal govemment • Slepa In to pve substantial monetary ald. We need o mon lor m1yor who ean Bland up for the rlghla or llie people o: Pomeroy-one who ean go to lhe coveraor ol lhe stale or lo Ieder•! ofllelals 1nd point out the alrlnglln& ellool or Ibis projeet on our commun· lty. You people of Pomeroy know that I om the man who oan do Ilia!. I wut not let any penon or penon& Ioree Ibis ~meado111 projett on our people when we know II wiU ua Ia our very ruination. Look over the th- oandldaloa and wltea you vole tomorrow aU yonnelf w bleb of the lbree you w!llit to fight Ibis baltle-.llk YCllll'· self wbltb of the lltree Ollldldllea will co 111 the Wty In prolooiiD& Pomeroy ll'oln lilcb an llllllotessory and O<lllly projeet. brln' Aa your mayor In the pul, I have always liken a ,st and-<'IPI or wrong. There are always tWG aides lo·<ni)' ' lndlvldualtokea neither aide, he hurls no one an.d II popular. But whall• he tlpiJII lor 111• vl!la~T lsaue llld If an Also amoq other Issues ue lhe lralllo alld parklni prolllems. Somelhlnl{ mull be worlled out alone lhltae lines aml 1wllb Ill• belp o(lhe vUiage COIUicll,l can work oullli!lle problema to llae belllnlerella ol Ul all. You, the people or Pomeroy, must'flop and think lbti'oiWIIon over ourefully. Forget ~ni!J,IIeo and tnl· >lor woe• and volo lor tilt IIIUI. who 0111 bel& delond yoil acalnal a very bad sllualloa whlola 11 belag lotted i!Jll!n\ .. our town. • / ,, E~ECT - ... : ; ~~ A. PdPol Dewted l'ei'Jae VOL IX NO 19 , • • Weather· ent1 e .,,.,............. . . . IY UNITlO l'll.IS , OHIO: Felr aM a ll".."''~wtnn­ er today, tonWtt end W• ... • • H~h • toNy In the 7a. u C41pt a Urtle ,...,... In ntreme Mf'thH1t d... .. L,.q lrle LCJW tonitht 45 to 51 • ~/!day, ..., 7' . eamster----L_n__lo_n_'-----___a~y ~-· SINGLE COPY-6e \ Mason Council Tables Paving Legislation Citing Lack Of Interest By The Citizenry Prospects of paving the streets of Mason Pity laded conslderably on Monday mght when the town council voted to table the matter unlll some time m the future Lack of mterest tn the proposed project was given as 1 reason ~or the council's move It was reported that only 41 " properly owners had signed petitions for streets wh1ch been .talttln about the town It wao poonted out to counc , tbal lf!Vertll people had expressed t.bemseJvea as interested In th , slreeltl but woulrt not s1gn the pc UUon Also some q"' not ,.g,1 ~ause they wanted :l wH'cr pav AG & E Unveils Steam Geherating Unit At Philo 1 IKE GETS FIRST LEGION POPPY Tab Two Vice-Presidents For Retirement From The Union Primary Voting Is Reported As "Light" WASHINGTON (UP) - Teamsters Unton leaders ma¥ ask Teamster President Dave Beck and two vtce prestdents to reAlthough today a PrimarY El~c­ lltgn or "retire" as a result of AFL-CIO charges of corruption, hon day 1n bolb Pomeroy a.ul mformed sources satd today Mtddleport uide from tlaga d, The charges, presented the umon Monday by the AFirCIO 11gnabng the )Nila tn both vd- Ethical Practices Cdmmitlee md1cated the AFL-CIO ulllmate· - Marvm . petty 78 ' Oaimed By Death At Racme • HOme lu!e5 the hght • acUvtty waa ve[') The lack of tnlerest m tb mumc1pal elecltons was qwt .. e' dent WJth 'olen~ regl!!itermg a Ve['y hght VOtC\10 both tOWnS Funeral services will be held i!'bursda:v at 2 p m for Man In l'etly 78 who d"d early th ' mornmg at his residence m IJ,a '"eather u W Fa:,. Covers Most Of The U.s. Todary - iy Will demand that the union e1ther oust the three national or. fleers and a number of local unIOn of!tclab or get out of tbe A.f1... CI~he Teamster Execut1ve Board mdudmg Beck requested and re ceJved "reasonable time" to prepare a rep}} to the cha['ges The commtttee set May 24 to hear 1t Beck was scheduled to make a return appearance Wednesday be fore the Senate Rackets Commit tee He also faces trial' May 20 before the full Af'I.r.CIO Es:ecu· live Cour.c11 on charges that hts conduct has b['ought tbe labor movement mto diSrepute In a roundup or pollmg plac;;in; cone at noon today theu were shghUy Coqncll had sent the petJtJo, Surviving the r:ecrued Is o 't' more than 200 votes cast lo Pbm By United Preu eroy whlle Jn MJf.'dleport the vo t around town to gam knowleC!ge of PHilO, 0 UP-Amcrtcan Gtt~ sl)l'l Edgar of Gahanna twfl Dry aJr covered the eastern how the people felt 11bout a 10 and Electric System a] b11lloll daughters Hattie Kncger ol was als'o reported u light but t 1 two.thlrd5 of the nation Tu~sday feet WJde street of blacktop dollar uUhty today tool( a long oerry Fla and Mrs Charles Ih, some degree beav1er than that In and contributed to generally faJ[' Pomeroy weather A contract was given to bo~ and hard look at atom1c energy of Racme Meanwhtle emergency workers Roush of Letart Route to lay a and then took the wraps nff th • Also survivmg arc !1ve tlstel s Obse['von said that tbe reasoa~: built up lcveet along the Red atol'm sewer on Anderson Stre,..t first super-crltleaJ' steam pre, Berntee Barnhart Julia B"ook. for more ad!VIty m Middleport River to protett four commumtles from the highway to tbe rallroa 1 sure generating unll m tbe SU&Ie Thompson and Amandv waJ due to the f-act that races m Louuiana from sur&lni flood The p['OJect WLII coot $7~0 and United States Eardley of East Liverpool, 0 , an I are on for both the Mayor aad waters Threatened were the UM of Funds Chaf'llld' wm be installed to reheve dram The $19,300,000 electnc power Chre.ss1e Petty of Athens 0 Council seats w1th tbl"f'C up (f) towns of East Pomt, Powhatan The committee charged that age problems on the strf'('t from Installations of the Ohio Powet M'ayor and 12 batthng for coun Campti and Clarence, all south of B~k and Teamster V1ce President the h1ghway toward the hill Go an AG&E subsidiary \US Bunal will be made in the Sand cll'a six seats Shreveport, by the rtver crest F'ranic Brewster of Seattle W11sb, The State Road Commission ha• icsc['Jbe' at a preSB prev1ew as Hill Cemetery at the s1de o! h t" whKh was e:~peded later Tues. have used umon fund! for peragreed to lower anrl enlaric th~.: 'th~ most eff1e1ent generating late wife Elizabeth day sonal purposes" .znd tbeiJ' oftiCJal storm sewer that pp~scs under the untt ever built" D ~ L_rt unton pol'lltions for personal pro' Friends may call at the Ew1J8 highway on eondtbnn that th The 120,000 kilowatt powe[' uml ~~ ' Some 400 J)\rsons left thel1' f1t or dvantage Funeral Home at any t1me town supply a sewe[' to cmpt) Wlll be 1ble to produce more elec homes m the area as tbe rtver Tbe 'b-mm1t~ sa1d the charge.s into t['Jc enera:y from 'I pound o.f co ' waters rose were based on disclosures by the han any other steam power pla1 t "' The U S Army Engm~rr COrps Senate Raellell Committee Beck'• ROUsh also received a contract m the world A N Prentice, vtce at a Pl'ice ot ~:10 to lay eo fe ~t pre.stdent and general manage[' a' i_ :~~D;•:dllas, Texas sa1d an esti nationally televtsed ad.mtsslon that I( S57 000 000 damage was he .. borrowed ' more than $300 oot of Slfl-itary sewer •lon~ the ftrst Ohio Power satd by noods: and tornadoes of umon funds Without mteretll 1 street !'On Ule river Side' of the The new development, 'l spok " Mr aDd Mrs pounded the SOutbwest and on hlli use of the F1fth Amendh1ghwa)\ above the co['poratton man for the company said "bol 1 April 1g ml.'nt 117 umes to avo1d answerMiddle.,.rt, we['e not1fJ~ line near tbe Jess Lyons proper great s1gntftcance m vtew oft the of the Ridden death of ....., tnJ questions before the Senate ''1 want Hudson back here on cbe.rges ~re1aR1int ty 'Jbe sewer wdl connect t YO va~St coal resource~ o( the gj.ar:t ::• ~~h~~=~RoberL ~hse, 37. who Temperatures ['OSe over the committee dcadend .sewer llnc:-J Th~ price ()( the statementJSsued Tuesday mo~J,bY ;rrretgs 1 havJn1 I' heart attaek east of the Rocktes wsth campor ... Iff Rolil!rt Hartehhach. __.., ,..,. ~, , ibe l~Uon ~ •in<.:ludts going lmlustrial con.tplex of the OhiO• \, ,~~~''t~~ ~ nouceabl~ nrrnms frPl The eomm1ttee atso cbara:ed Valley whit:b, AG-E Jerve11 • · ~ ~h~~•~'~/:'i/: l/~11.·12 at Ca under the ralltoi3 Hghf ol wa,: '!';lie allerjrr refen'ell tti Deasel Hudson, escap~e Ga'eH Lakes :\o the DS5iiH-~amster Vtce ~ The reVdtul:lohar)! tenet'atlng c.; were a Green local The problem of fatsin( wtttcr system 18 expetted to b(! In com Bar meetin& of Seout leaders P::., Meigs"ctiimty )aJI who has !leen at liberty smce Apnl and Southward through Texa& Brennan of Minneapiiha ~ .... ~meters m seve['al mStanC~"5 denls hve m OhiO and There was little change 1n tern rupt actmtles He has be nmc['CJal operation by the end oi trol leaders and their asslstan i who l1111t n1ght was faptured by Mason C1ty Ch1ef of W he Is emplDyed by Columb..Js perature elsewhere over tbe na~ v1cted of aeceptm1 • money froJJt throughout t~c town was brought this month was helrl after the Monday mgh T Thorne at Valley Ctty near and Southern Ohln Electric Co befo['e the council It was pomtel:l t10n except m northern Nevada an employer for aUeged "•trik1! -------meeting of Troop 245 at the Ll Hartford W Va out that several persons had filled One brother Harold Lohs~.: and southern Utah wbere tbe mer breaking ' ~ t brary cury regutered 24 de&rees lov;er Fmally the comnutlee 1ndtcted in their front yards and had com Hudson was capturer! fa~ he 111 Pomeroy also survives than early Monday the entire leadership of the big pldely eovererl the met .. rs Parhc1pahng JR the Green B.:~r a car dr1ven by hll brother Eu unton for thetr "apparent fatlure" Council ruled that the p['opcrty ~ csJHon wer-e Scoutmp~ter Robert ~ene were lt!iiVIDJ! a farm homt' L1ght precipltftlon occurred lo wvestJgate or take any other owners can rai!IC them at the r M1ll• ~t Scoutm::.sters Gen(' rtear Hatrtforcl Chief Thorne stwl over the Hock.)' Yountam ['eg1on action regarding the three Dltlon9wn f'X.pensc or the town Will de Coleman Larry Ru:e and Leonard lorlav that the fumtlve had' orr,. and !rom western Nortb Dakota al off1cen a number of local o!It and charge the property own Gwiazdow9ky Michael Sharer ed no resutaoce at the time of b1r through Washington and Oregon ft<!tals 1n New York and Seranton, fr {or 1l ~· their monthly wah' leader of th{) Eagle Patrol Fo arrc•t 0 showers and thunder Pa, and Senate charges of eor. Scatte['ed Charles Neville, a resident or 1 bill Some of the li\1 dirt haU rest Bachtel Jeaftr and Gary Ault storms were pred1cled for western rupt10n and racketeermg" In Robert L Siler has been named asmtant Wolfe Patrol Randall Mason City wa1 severely cut about been placed followmg the estat The jail escapee was taken and southern Texas Brewster's Weat CoaY.. divilllon of Ushment of a grade- line by the D\lrt['i'Ct Scout Executive for the Bowles leade[', Mannmg Baum the head 1n an accident suffered Mason Counh Jail at Point Fl"'d tbe umon _ at work on a r1vcr recenUy while Mctgs-Gallla Mason District aant where he ~~ currcntlv belne. p['opcrty owner ~nd lhc maf@l a tardncr ass1stant Apoche Patr11• Questaon af Ru..,..han CHICAGO UP - Agflculture held for extradllion to OhiO auSiler, who 1s from :Maysvtlle Ky Karl Beck leader R1chud Bod boal lion of the meter accordmg I.J Secretary Ezra T Benson called In answer to IRqUlrtes as to tbor 1ue.s 1s a Rotanan and has been pro mrr .ass1~;1ant that grade line Fl;umn~ Arro~ He was !!!truck tn the head b~ a on Cong['css Monday mgbt to re Exetut1ve whether the umon rhurman for his club thu gram Alv1n Tripp was h1rcd on 1 Patrol ptetc of pipe which fell seve['al lax price support,; on corn and !JC" Board would ask (or 'Becks reSJg She['iff Hartenbaclt s aul that past yesr He IS a member of the 'tt'mporary basis as water meter ace.~dent occurred at the would ask toda,v feet The hts demand w•th a plea coupled Cor lmmedLalO! nahan the board passed a resolureadf'r followmg t\le rc!llgm~hJJ Ma\ ~v11ie christian Chui"Ch Wlnfield locks and it necessitated extradit1o1:1 or Hudson who O" for a new farm policy tton saymg h11 rtSIMnation had :Mr and Mrs Siler and the1r of AJlcn lfatrts taklng several stltebes to close the April 26 effected his • sCape from never been discussed or requettsons Robbie 9 and R1ck1e 3, will Councilmen also pointed ou• More than ln per cent or the na wound He 1s under the care of ed local jail by scsmper1ng pa!>t the tbat the town eleehon is schec!ul hve m Pomt Pleasant. Mrs Siler Dr T. A Hewlttson lhe jall jamtor who had opened hon s corn farmerl'i voted in a ret ed for June 4 :petitions for can Is a school teacher for greater freedom to JACKSON 0 UP - JaJson But sources• ,.lose to the union his eell to atim1t another Ptiool" eren.dum dtdaey must be m the hands of plant, coupled w1th greater fiex1 Sheriff John E EvanS' toslid they expedtd the question of County C[' No off1ecn were present .1 bll1ty of price supports ' Ben10n d~ dl3<:ounted rum_9rs of a debb- re&lgnatJOn by Beck B['ewster and tho town re<order R J Woiham the t1me 1Jf Hudson~ dasb f' · aon by noon on Mlly 15 TilE' erate plot agamst Oak H11l Mayor Brennan to be dLSaJssed amonr Said 'reedom council wUI meet on the even Wendell P Horton, -47 as he eo,.. the umon s leaders m tbe next But he told the Iowa State Club ~nucd investigating the bombi.Di: several weeks WASillNGTON UP-Pres1rlenl Since huo el'irapc tli l! lu~ptn r. lng of May 10 to approve t~ of Chicago that the 'law has not Euenhower plans to s.sk Conercs ~ Beck so far has not barked petltiODI Each pellUon must h(' [) 0 has been the fotai pomt or an 1J be~n changed because a twO- of a tractor at the v1llage 10 m about 10 daYs tor a new seal ~ mliu south of here down from h1s announced mtentenstve manhunt 111 the Tn Stale allnod by 110 citizen• I thirds vete 1s necessary to change tion to run for reelctllon at the d"wn foreign aod pro1ram ot a • area supports Evans sa1d Horton generally umon s September convention Nor proximately $3 ooooOoooo 1 RIPORT The present mandatory prlct' used the tractor have the ot!ter two nauonal otn CINCINNATI UP - Produce COLUMBUS UP - Columbus. Atlmlnistratlon oWclals nld to FOLUMBUS UP- A eonvK!tcJ ~upport - acnage control program Murley Bates Jr 35 a village ccrs announcf.'d aby IntentiOn to EJp 1·2c lower net patd aL voters went to the poUs today to dav thef are working overtime to murderer identified as Arthur for CO['n Benson saLd has scan:lWiiS hurled ;tO feet when qult their posts employee farm• tor U S eongumer whit" decide whether the cdy ahould ll'lt the project 1nto final shape bJ Bentler '28 Sandusky County tr. 1.)' as an nbject1ve and has pushed the- bomb ~Ired to the tractor But several umon of!tcers, tnMay 17 Chlef attentlnn centcn dav walked from the Oblo "Penl and browns A JUmbos 30-31, A chan1e tlJ Daylight Saving Time :om acreage lo 1ts ' lowest level exploded ThE' exploston OcCurred cludmg Secretary Treasurer John large 26-28 A medtums 24-26 A It the meu,ure passes CO'ium on problems related to 1 new tent1ary bono[' do['mltory ud cs m 66 yeats " Wb1ie boosting acre11mall 2Q..2l B large 24-25 FOB bus wiJI a:o OJ'\ fast time May eeonomJc developmedt loan fund caped ~n a stolen car age m Califorma, Wash!Dgton Or when Bates tried to start the R Enghsh V1ce Prestdents Wiltncto[' at the town hall Monday ham Lee of Chtcago and Thomas white! and browna, A larae 33-3 1 12 th11 year Un~er a pmposcCI expected to total ab()ut ~00 mll1 Benner was repnrted to have egon and other areas be saad the Hlekey of New York are underA med1um So-31,"8 large 30-31 charter amendment, DayliJht Si ton c'qllars for the first year Oed west on Spring Sl, 1R , program hi& stllpped corn acreHe suffered face and hand burns atoOd to be p['epared to do everySe.creliry of State John FosLr ~reen 1946 Chrysler. bearing t11 Cblckens f'ryen 3 3'4 lb Ie ing Time would become effett1vc age In the traditional Midwest but was repo['ted m good condJ thmg they c.aD to keep the union APPLETON \\IS UPThou 1A hem heavy 13 15 light ID- frDm the Jast Sunday 1n April to OullCJ and Ambassador James p hceriAe number A10820 corn belt. tton _ __ ___ _ _ ._ _ _ __::w_:_lt:::h:::'":..:th::•:..::A.:_FL-.:..:C::/:0:.__ _~11 tbe last Sunday In SCRtembe[' An al,rt bas boon Rent to mil antb of hometown friends pau Richards arc hurrying home 1rom Benson pleaded for a new far1 Europe and the Middle East for a central O)t1o Jaw entorcemc 11 last rcs~'s to Sen JosPph l' pohcy to 'so p['!Ce our products MrCarlhv tor av 1n the 98ycar old spec1al White House meeltng o • agencies that we reduce the mcentJve for Benner had been an honor pns litllc bnck church he attended over production foretgn a1d The meeti'Dg with Rf! put;lhcan and OemOCMltl(' .consres ~ one[' at the pcnttentiary smce since he was a boy March according 1 to Warden sldnal leader wdl be held Thur An esttmated 2$.30 000 perso 1. ~a· s Ralph Alvis He wnrked in the r" filed through Sl Marys Catholl' tunes was scheduled to arrl.e cord oftlce on ti'le ftnt noor of Church Monday ntght and today WASHINGTON (UP) - President E>Senhower Will launch tolay from the North AtJ.anttc the honor r'lormltory to vteow the controversial sena a major campatgn to ~nJtst public support behmd hts legtsla· Treaty meeting In Bonn Gcr A prtson employe said he saw tors bodv By United Press live program mcludmg hJS embattled bu4get, mformed sour· many tn lead the admlnlstratioos Benner walk from the ['ecord of , Middle Easl dispatches hinted today at a new •aliitnment ces sa>d today A solemn requiem high ma~ flgfu for tts foretgn aid progr.am flee m the parking lot get mto a power that might leave Egypt and Syria Isolated car and drtve off, according to wa.s to be sung for h1m thiS a£te The campaign Will take several other Arab nations Alvis d1rectlons mcludmg the Prest 1tems noon • Egypt's seml-offl<lal Middle East News Agency Benner i• '" feet 2 mches hii SYDNEY Australla UP ~ Ten dent s weeki} news conferences McCarlhv was to be buned late E1senhOWC[' certainly faces an !tom Damaseua tbat Jordan, lrac:: wclghll 221J poundS, has light today w1th 1n1htary honors m o;;t Sydn(:y Umvers1ty stul:lents m p1 and a nattonwtde radJO televtSion uph.lil fight Many Democrats and brown hal[' and wa.s dressed Ill Marys Cemetery beside h1s piiir rate garl't "cap\ured" the U S spt"ech m th<l ncar futu['e H1s Republicans m congress are lustl· a~d Sauda Arabia are contemplat pro Sov1el Syrian leaders- gave IJafi !he creation of a new three rtfugc to Jordan1an mi11ta• y 1 shirt and pants and black ents Timothy and Br1dget 111<" carrier Benmngton early today m next news conference will be on lv swmgmg the economy axe un. 9 power pact a dawn prank that lett AmCTICin Wednesday leaders since denounced as "tr ,; earthy dcr prodding from voters back 1 Iraq is now a member ol the t01s' .and Cdro Radio kept up He entered the penltenUuy May But the Prestdent has def1ru.tely home naval officc1s more embarrused More than 1 000 pE'rson~ crowtJ. ~Jhdad Pact Jordan and Saudi steady 1treams of propaganda to made up hts mmd to speak" out than amused ~ 1949 after eon•leUon for fu<l ftl the church and 1ts basem"nt ,trongly tn behalf of his program The Pres1dent s budget took anArabia are hnked With Etypt an murder in Sandusky Cou 1 cullasses degree A['mcd with cardboard bolster Hussem'11 leh.win& politi tor the fmal ntcs and hund~ds and earrYUJI a skull and eros,. lind budget at every opportuR!tY- other volley of verbal blows Mo.~ 5) ria In a four-pow;er military al cal opponents RICHMOND Va UP ..Gen ty ]IIQte eral" John Salling, one or three Benner Wll5 a.ceused of cau~1!lg Of Otbers !Jsten~d tO th~ J(!J'VJCCS bones nag the students rowed to as many of hts supporters m day mght not only from powerA C11ro dlapatch reporte~ toda~ !'urvloring Confedente veterans, thE' rleatll of a Fremont police over )oudspeakcrs on the churell the carriers stde cllmbcd the Songress have been urgmg ful Dcmocnts but f['om Senate Tbe Mltldle East News Agency Sen Clifford P Case (R.. N J l Rcpuhcan Leader Wilham F ladder and walked tbruugh the sal4_ Jotaan-whlch ~:ejected th that two of the ousted leader iaced up to "regulauons like a mnn He .and a compamon were tawi'l ServiC<'S wE>rC" con0ucted by th~ sleep1ng sh1p unchallenged They a strong E•senh.ower supporter Knowland who lS steadily movlng BAqhdld Pact following nauo 1 had gone there from Damas~ JOOd soldier today 8topped by a road block m San Rev Adam M Gnll 111 the same- found thelJ' way ~o her empty 'Said a nahonw1de presentation by mo['e and more mto a po:uhon of wide rioting last year-1s tf'YiJ'I Maj Gen AU :Abu Nuwu and On his last birthday SallinM waa dusky County alter they had little church where McCarthy bridge and sounded the chem1cal the President of the urgent opposition to the GOP Cb1ef Ex. to penuade Iraq to quit the Ba,;ih Mej Gen Ah Hiyyarl Nuwar was p['e&ented a regulaUon confeder committed an armed ['obbcry m 48 was bapltzed Nov 23 1~ and reasor~ableness of ccuhve necessity ousted as ch1ef warfare of staff -.t star1 alacm ate •nlform he bad requested but Cleveland dad Pact ~ Knowland told a Republican Startled sailors tumbled f['om his leg•slatl\e proposals and ltudg There was no confirmation of Ot the Jordan (rleis, Hlyyarl, hlot found It 'too h ' tmd asked for The policeman leo;ped on the n1ne days after h1s b1rth ne[' at G['and Rap1ds Mlch tbet[' bunks and the B~i!nmngton s et would be ltreBlstible then fled to Sy:rla thr reports but King Saud of a summer unif01 ' on his 111th running board of Benner s edt: But House Democratic Leader Eisenhower s 72 bilhon 2 500 offtcers and men dashed to Co1Telpondent Joa birthday next week Saudla Arabia la P«¥1DI a stale and was kllled when the ear s1d~ MASON CLINtC John W McCormack (Mass) Uld spendmg prognm fo[' the thell' station trom Amman L But a search of .swiped a truck Benner's partner visit to King Feieal of lraq wtl"t The Sydney M1rror said the when the President "goes to the months starting July 1 11 a 1n ofl days and King Hu~qeh. lhere aaid the War Departmt11t sbot m the ensumg gun ba' AdmissiOns Gary Wavne V1l -..PI['ates" held thetr ground people fighting for hts budget be liability of th.e GOP and Egypt will tile vl$iL by goJ •...: .showed there was no tie and Benner was captured Iars Pt Pleasant Apr1l 30, Kar"n agamst overwhelmmg odds on the will be fighting his own party ' hon He agam pledged ba ...,..e eM!apee would have be~ll VIIIINJ Pt Plea~ant April 30, lo M:inc['S.Yilte, ship s bndge before they were McCo['mack said more Repubh follts to cut the bu:d~g~e~l:~~~f~~·~ ell&ible lor parole May ).969 The Dartenc Michael tut ucape at the penltenUilQ' May 1 rand Gregg Shoateea, RUt •arrested" by Marine s and led cans than Democnts have voted three b1llion dollars ..:ainst the Prestdent un bu(lcet I (Contlnved em off the slip ~ bJ Febto\Wy 1968 lin?, l{ay 2 ,; Meigs Jail Est~apee :Monday Night Lohse 37 Fatally Stnc• k•n Heart Attae or ~;;:~~~;:.~·iro~r~m:~e~r Mason City Man Severely Hurt On River Boat Robert L Siler Named District Scout Execullve , D•pt· .... e. • 1 11W I Qtll!ltt'-bliKt, flit ttlftlnl, NIJ..ptr• with her stater and family in I Acthattd Pilot Whul tl!lt lllpoliwll.IWN.tiOY cum1111M1 Mn 011 roilfh runM IIWltl. YIIDI tiWft Will lotl bettlt wlttl faa warl b' _ ,w_ whln J1U I I H~ • Scout Camporee Plans Drafted For 10-12 Come In now! Set lflt tmultla IIIW LAWNr 80'1sl Elaht p•.t power mowtt1 - one tor your 1m and budpt S.t for tllmptt lhe now l.IWN-BOt Auto-or. or tilt •rful, ttahtw~IJM Dth1•• lshown IH"' l.IWII-80Y. RS_T LETART FALU For the Smoothest Cut, Smartest-looking After breakfast Saturday tht' g•1c"ts reported to their famthes and then re~urncd t., Bradford'! !or a hike on the bdls and a p1c nlc lunch The Go\0en WeddJng amvcr The gues.l!!i Included Sandre sary of Mr and Mrs Frank Ga I Ohilngcr Judy Wildermuth car 'i Bachner Marilyn was ohservcd Sunday afternoon Mt~s ~'iary Schaal who 11 411 Scott Karen at their home Che!ter w1th open prrvtsor at the Ohto Bell Tole :;;::VIlli Lynn Daniela lRilen Dut house phone Cbmpany 1n Columbus H lo 1 Jur'v Jo Martin was UIUiblc The couple have two son'i 0 spcnd1ng a weeks vacation wtlh to attend the party J of Racme and Eldon of Chc > Mr and Mrs Everrtt B11chm!1 Tenn who will vistl her parent ~ ler and une daughter Mr.s Jot. 1 and daughters Karen and Con until aflu fdothers Day Sund 1 Wickham (Opal) of Ch ~s lel nie There were four generation ~ pre guetl! at the Gardner home ~n Mr 01nd Mrs David C Mille• elude her brotht'r W~lter Wharff sent for the IK\casJon ~\fr Gau ancnded th(' OhiO tllll\('rslly Glee Wife and rlanghtcr K;:~~ EJ~I liOn Elrlon grat\dson Richard all(! (]uh concert Sunrla~ CV<'JUilh FuUonham and a n1rcc Ml o; great grandson R1cky Thc•r daughter Mary Carolyn Mar•lvn LcwJl'i Clcvelltnd who •· Th.e dining room hble was ,t who 1s a frcllhman at the Untvcr a soptv>more at ou tractive centered w1th an ar ~1ty •s a member of the <.Icc 1 rangcment o( gold rose buds an' Club • :Mr and Mrs Earl Frcnl'h bab> breath in a low gold contam lfr and Mrs Bert Borhm~r Bexley and Stephen Cope Baltt<' l'r w1th. go)(J eandlt>s cntwln{)ll and ram\l;y visited Camden Patk Creek Mich were called herr w1th flowers on e1thrr s1dc A Huntington over the Wll:!ekcnrl bY' the death of Paul E Frenc three t1cre~ wedding cake topp. d Mr and Mrs Ro~crt H11~ lit Sundav with the numerals M \\as also on brought their baby daughter Su WllliRm Bradford who has hecn lhc tab!(' SAil Lynn1 for her ftrsl VHIIL With a medlral patient at the Mel ·~ JndlVIdual Icc cream barJ ccn her grandpArents, Mr and Mr~ General Hospital was returned lered w1th so m gold <"ak" Sidney T Ruasell th1.s wcrkr>nd to h1• home on Brownell Avenue gol4' weddmi bell mints puncl: Ml11s Myrna Russell who I Sunday by the RawHngs Coat and' cotfee were sened to ove[' 100 Middleport Society 8-Dally Sentinel; Poeeroy• • Mlddloport, 0 , May 6, 1007 The Ohio Valley Grape No J 3612 beld their rea:ular meelln.: the Chester Woman'• Soeiety or Chrirtlan serv1ce met Thurtda1 Aprll 20 wltb Herbert Shlddl, wtlb Mrs Florence Michael aa the worthy ma&ter m c;baTge 'Jbe meetitta: opened by slnglng mstalhng officer tn the abseDce of a hymn prayer by tbe chaplain, Rev Grove Mrs Mabel Roush Installed were Pn!taldent, Mn. Tbe secretlll'y s report wi~ read Betty Roush., Vice-presLdent, Mtll Letha Wood:! Secretacy, Altona by Mrs Doris Sayre The memben Kan Treasurer, Mra Pauline voted to purcha.se a new fiiJ. A R1ce who was absent, Secretary ~pm·g cleamng will be held M11 of Soc1al Relations, Mrs Della 8th al the hall Thole on the reo Wmdsor Secr~tary of Publication fre5hmcnts eomm1ttee tor the and L1teratu['e Mrs Ef(1e Calvert. next mC"ettng- are Mrs Eula 'Yolfe and secretary of Education, Mrs. Mrs Gary Wolfe and Mf• Or.<~. Lucy Jdfers H1ll A hand book was ordered for Mr and Mrs Ray Sure '{ each officer and a standing vbte of Roseville spent the weN:end WJt\ Lhanks was g•ven the outg01n.g otti MT and M'rs Albert Hili Jr ccrs Mr and Mrs Henry Pftelps v'slted Saturday wtlh her sister M " M['s Altona Ka['r pre11ded and Elbert Brooks and family, Letart, gave the devotiOnals Mrs Lucy Jeffers had charge of W Va Jerry Hill apent the W'.etkend the program w1th the theme "We wlth his uncle St Cla1r,,..U.~I f Love Then We Gtve" This was p['esentf'd m skit form with MrR MOJTI8vale W Va Mrs John Petu110n and ch1l Jda Kntght and the leader parbei· dren Wesbmgton D C '(1l,r an I pahng 1 S!rs Ra9 Warren anrl son Col The June meeting wUI be a umbus. Ed Wav and bwtb.er Gf birthday pa['ty with the follo.wlng Columb113 were guests Q\ ttr. th " members to be honored Mrs Lt weekend of Mr and Mrs Jamc.s tha Wouds, Mrs SteUa Penon and Graham Mrs Altona Karr Hostenes for Mrs Paul E Frenrh whG iB an the June meetmg wdl be Mrs Ef· tie Calvert Mrs Chloe BaUey Mr.s mvalld, was taken to Holzer Hos· Della Wmdtu;r Mr! Mary Parker pttal Satu['day in the RawlingsCoats ambulance and Mrs Mabel Van Meter Neda Bradford Has An Extended Birthday Party • MAR~n Pre""'n' re~ Benson PIeas For New Farm p }'u·y 0Dpr1ce • support Oak HillMan Is Injured In Bombing Blast New Foreign Aid Program Will Be Columbus Voters Congress Co~vict Escapes Daii tin'g Today From Honor Dorm At peJUtentiary • • O D }i h T' I n ay g t 1me Final Rites Held In Wisconsin For Sen. 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