https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ed699c8c22c12db4c8e59ea67e04b0f1.pdf 36e237fefd3ba9153ca3869aac42f1f6 PDF Text Text - · - - - - ........... . .......... - . , • ..,"'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. Joe McCarthy New Three-Power Pact Hinted As Being Formed In Mid-East - - -- - Modern Pirates In Capture Of US Bennington Eisenhower Will Wage Campaign Supporting Legislative Program Confederate Vet 'Faces Up" To -:::: • ArmYRegulab00 w• ' I < ' • �,. ,. • 2-Dally Seutlnel, Pomeroy-Middlep<>rt, 0 ., May 7, 1957 -.. The Daily Sentinel DIVWI'IID TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AIIIA aiCNARD S. OWIN- GENERAL MANAGER bYNOLD .. GREENE- EDITOR :National llh'ertiaiq n:presentative, Bot.tiaelli-Kimball. Inc., W"f ~AVI!-tl AN.¥1 MOt-l'EY,'SUT C'tO\' A <aooo fl(CU&~ sa ATTE"IIS BANQUIT Robert Sh.arp, retired employee of the Ohio Fuel Gu Compliny, atI tended the banquet or tbeu Tw~n­ ty-five Year Club at the Leg1on .ltai.t In Lanrast~r recently and was actOm(,ll-nle~ to Lancaster by his 1 son·in·law . Paul Haptonstall. I ' AM'D- a..lnlton Ave., Nn YOIIk City, 18, N. Y. · J:i1tertd u MC<lDd clau maiJine matter at the poJl office at Pom . , , ohio. Subacrlption rate1: DeUvery by carTier where available 30 cenU per w.t; one vear in advanee at The DailJ Sentlnel eUiee, f15.80: , .. m.onth1, a7.80; tJu-e.e months, $3.90. By motor rout~ where available· me month tt. By mall one year $8, tlx months, $4.25; three months, 1!-80: one month. 11. · Published every afternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sert tlael, Inc., at 110 Mccbamc St .. Pomero.Y, 0 . Buaineu ufJice pbone 391 editorial office phon- 397. · '1'4-It. 'Rt:.'D;~i:D. QO~II<.\ SOB,'e0'\3, '8~"011-l' ---- LEGION MEETING The re'uhlr meeting of the Feeney-Bennett Poat, ND. 128. American Legion, wlll be held WednesdaY 7:3() p. m. at Le•lctn Hall Two films ''U. N. Aetiqq. In Korea" and "Armed Force~ Screen Mag a· zine''. will be shown and a rabbit fry will be seryed at the clO&e of the meeting. AL'ON.<l. Ill "• Around and About With Robl'rl 1l11ark ly ROBERT C. RUARK guts to swerve aw4y from the ordinary Africa·movie cli6:!he by refusing to use glorious color, since, several books and never plugged a black .and-white problem, so we them, and bad something to do might as wel1 shoot it in black-andwith movie~ and nenr ~lugged white" them and certainly am not bustWhat r tried to do in the book ling anvthmo: at the moment. was to convey the idea that both But there ts the tact that I wro~ the white man and the black man a best Sl'ller a couple of years in Africa were wrong and that viaback, and the fact was not hidden ll'n~ isn'1 th.e answer- that brutalunless th.e Book ·of-thr·MOnlh Club, Hy brulall!e& everybody, no mat· Newsw~>ek's cover, and £>normou3 Lt>r what the color, and that very paper back Gille , and MGM ean little get9 solved in the pfC)Cess hide you The book was called Brooks pil'ked this up and ran "Sometlung of Value", and 1 mo. w1th 11 and made m.Y pomt very vie by the same nome ahortly ..-m well in hie fashion . be launched. And it will be reThe picture was shown to a pre· viewed , 1u1 the book was reviewed, dominantly NeJro audience In New often .ttlversely. . York and to an Ill-white audlenee What 1 would likt left in this in Raleigh , which Is certainly In piece ill the faet that MGM paid the anti· mtear.ation belt. What is me a meSh. of money for the mO\•Ie most amazing to me ilj._ that neither rights and ttlat 1 have no further the Northern Negroes or the financial interest in lhe picture Southt'rn whites objected to the Whether 11he sells, or don't 1ell, gentle idea that both .Jdes of t~e it is no skin off my nose. aarr..e argument can be wrong while Havine said that. 1 reel free to 1tlll po~e11sing Individual, 1f mis· review my own picture - the guided, nght screen play bY Rictlard Brook.a, the I asked MGM' to show the piedirection by Richard Broob the lure down here , In advance of Its acting by several hundred people formal openiug m New York. Is a -a1 ahown in the South on a favor to some friends of mine, 1nd thundery night. It wat 11hown at also to see whether or not any. 11 p. m. in a swept-out tlleater, body who felt real strong on rac!al and some of the fol"' who attend· r,roblems would be In favor or ed would be apt to view a picture ynching the host, which was me. MGM probably will be h»PPY to which dealt with an bone•t black· and·whitt" problem with leu than know tnat the verdict Is that the pure objectivity picture can be shown anywhere In The picture wu about the Mau llhe South without fear or riot or M1u businetl! In Kenya and was an mcJtcment to mayhem. It Ia evtn honest presentation Insofar a1 my po1unblc that Brooks' picture will experience out there- and MGM's have a heavy and hea\ttly In· la~k. ol IL - would allow. IL wasn't as he put 1t rather well, "it wu the book as 1 wrote It, but no pic· flucnl'e on the whole problem or hare ever 111. r:H·Lul antagonism In our country. One tlung the white-and-black But 1l lr~ pO!ItUbly the most dar in 11 movtc 1 ever saw, alnce it I IUidiCn ccs have all &lilreed on · You \adc VNY ll tllc effort to cater to can't kill each other into lovlna IIUdll!nres, clthl!r black or while. togetherness And one thing I b~tve ft broke most of the rule1 co"""' agreed wHh me on I& that a N$u eermn ~ aj.Idlenc e-caterln(_ l)oy named S}'dney Poltier 11 the 1 Th ere ar~ times when t woutcf' be st aclor, weight for age , in the cheerfully l'lave crackl•d the dlr· wurld. ector's neck for what he did to my I be~ your Uldulaence for dealbook, but 1n anY sort of honesty l ing with a pcnonal commodity, eot to ndmlt that Dick Brookt. Is but a confltcl between black and poulbly the h('&t ln the business while certam!~· seems lo be in theae days, whether ht• sticks to the pubhr domain, and I ju~t hap· the Rerlpt o'" not. He e\·en had the pcned to write a book about it, RALEIGH. N C - I am in a pecuhar position. 1 tlave written § I ASHINITON OF &VENTS TELEVISION GUIDE -. WSAZ-TV Channe13:. Tuesday W~dnesday Daily Sentinel Day Bi)ok CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE SINCE '1789 CIRCLii MEETI~G The FedU.t:ed Cirtj~ will meet . a\ lne ebOI.<OI>. WJdl!ff~v. al 7:90 p. m. Mrs. Le~a Huber, Mrs. Phil Wllliamson and Mrs. William Bak· er; wtll bt t~ hplriessea. MGTHi~AUGMTIR BANQUET Mrs. J'raqcea Hpn~er Kleih will be guetlt speaker at the MotherDaughter tanuet sponsor~d by the Women'a Gqi1.d ot the Fed.e rated Churt:b, l"riday at 6 p. m. ln the churtb dlnine: room. Member~ a~e reque&ted to brinr their own table 1ervice. PTA MIETtNG it'll be of aid and comfort to the mov1emakcrs, nobody llept thrOUIIh it. (Copyrljhl, 1057, b)' Feature- S)'ndicate, Inc.) The Lndie.& Aid ol the St. Paul's Lutheran Church will meet Wed· neaday at 2 p. at the home at Mia. Paul Theiss, 823 Pearl St., Midd1eport. m. ·--.,------ Foreign News Commentary 8v CHARt.ES. 14. Mco:A.~,~ United PNst St1H Cotreapanftnt The week's I'[Ood and bad new1 on the internohonal ·balance sheet: Th~:- dreadful destruction that would be wrou12ht on victor and vanquished alike in an atomic war was sharpl)' emphuized thl! OBSERVI BIRTHDAYS The birthdays of Mr1. Bertha Holter and WilhLrd Faudree ,rere observed Sunday wlUI a dinJler at the home of Mn. Holter and brother, Lc84!J" Qlli.Jey, Mornlna Star. Present were Mr. and Ml'fl. WlUard Faudree, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hamm, M~q D:or11 H;IJD!Q, Mra. Charles Baer, Mr.!. Amanda Baer, Mr. Bailey and Mrs. Holter. I I ! Mcvletlme Cartoons News deadlines 6:00 Spinac:h Playhouse t1:80 Weatbercut 6:30. SPorts Eye 8:~ Nil<; NewJ 7:00 Ar:f.h.Ul ' W:'It~tay ptrty Panic 7:30 8:00 Jane 'Wyman S}Jow 8:SD CireJe Tl,\ealer 9:30 Ji'ederal Men 10:00 Uag C•l'e~ ~ 10:30 New.• He,.dlines tO:<Il! Nltowoteh 00 ~tlliht ' 12; :00 SIGN OFF "··- ··wct~s.:tv Cha.nne2 a 1'\IEsDAY- There was evidence that Soviet Russian leaders were Increasingly aware of the fate that would face their country In an atomic w11r This awareness h.a.t been mark· ~d by an outburst of threat.s to NATO eountrlea that they would be de&tro)'eri il thev permitted the usr. of their· territory for the launthing of alomiC missiles But Russian awareness also seemed to be softening the atti· tude of Soviet leaders toward an etreeti\Je ay•tem or aerial imlpe<'ttlon ae an esaential pArt cf 1n.Y dla1rm11ment lllrtement. In lAndon, the Rusalana proposed at a meettna; ol the United Nations Dlurm11ment committee that arti~t ot lbe Soviet Union, the United State• 1ftd Weatern Europe be opened to Inspection. The Rulli&n pfoposal waa obvl· oully una,c:ceptable an Its preaenl form. But 1t roused hope t,hat the flnt atep toward a disarmament treaty, after 11 yean of 1 effort ml11ht aoon be taken. , Young Kinx Husreln or Jordan, vlrtorloua over his pro - Russian, anti·We1tern political enemies, announced he would accept a United Statea o!Cer of 10 mllllon dollan in old The young King made the quaiICI~•tloa th•t no strtnaa muat be 1tlaehed to the oUer. But hla acceptance was 1mother tetblck for pro - Ruaalan Arab leaders and for Soviet Ruasia It· self In its 1ttempt to penetr~te the Middle East. A ISO ye.. r old border dispute fiared into 1 vast pocket war between the little Centr~;l American repubUes ()( Hondural and Niea· fi!JUI. Honduras complainlld that NleartiiUin lorcea-totamn• 50-took over t~e cijsputed vlllllt or Moeoron. Nle~rt.JUI eomplalned that the Honduran• 1ttacked M'utDron • in tlQ'n, •nd that 31 Nit1n11uans were kiU~ : Luis Somta pf Nlc.a· ra1ua mobilized hi' umy. vtAAI !IFTtll WAIIASH, ,l,iTTL! TURTLII A'I'TACMID FORt llEC.OV~IlV ON AN IIIMfRICAN 'CDNVCN IN,AMP60 0\ITSIDit Tt4 • ~TOCI<ADI!, ~urFER&o MI!AVV L~ES, 8\11' AneA A 'I'WO OAY BATTL'& THE tNOif\NS WIT"ORtW MAIIII•• RfC.I!!VEO A OI'IMAGING So&Tii_A'I(· ""''•taln lorcu In Geriii•IIJ ot their pre• ' Meigs County News Wu~ILT &I.Oti(Hous&s sTflrto o" ~~ SITf 0, Til• FORT. NfAtl8V IS '!Ill 11:50 FOI.'I' RECOVE.ItV MON UMEI<T. a.)n. f/WIIW TIIIM 11/INN/MJ IIIIIDVEIITI/111/ Daily DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 4 Pennlt 1. Puppe\ :,, Eatmg uten•U 6 DisembarK 7. Land meaaurea 8. Irritated 11. Discard 13.Prong 16. Cattle , lhler 18. Thrice tl. Strike 9.Indlan 10. Peel 11. Slope 12 Beelnn.inl u. Search tor 1!i. Pole 18. OJrl'l nlckn&me n.Ovum 18. Lai'J• wtn• cuk .... 11. Dutcn i>•l>"• tumot 20. Two-opot cord& ~ '~ _: 1 1) ::1 robber napped •kina 28. Numbefl 21,'l'ln ·I ll On Your JT. Perenn~ herb ' IH.t.l S8: 8hoie · ncaa Re~dio Dial turo4 JB. A. llttlt tort ...... :tll. Reac:h 1 J'l. Newu~ :so. Qttn 2:00 Big Payor£ 2:3D Bob Crosby Show 3:011 Brighter Day 3:13 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Nlght. 4:00 The Early Show 3:30 Your Esso Reporter 5:45 Sports Parade 5:"1i Weatherman 6:00 f\,ction r 6:15 Douglas Edwards 8:30 Giant Step 7:011 Arthur Godfrey Show 8:00 ·MiUionaire 8'30 ,J've Gnt A Secret 9011 U. S. Steel H'JUr lD.OO Up-to·the·minutc News !D:05 Scanning tbe Wea\her lD :ID The Late Show Neighbors fioon News Frinkte Lalne The Feminine Touch 2:00 Afternoon Film Fe1Uval 12:10 12:00 12:SO 1:00 3.90 Lifo With Elizabeth Cartoon CJub D:OO ¥lckey MoWle Club 8:00 Five Sta,r Final 8:15 John :Daly and NeWt! 6:30 Cheyenne '1:30 Wyatt E1rp .8:00 , BrQten Arrow 8:8Q DuPont Tlleater 9:00 I Spy 9:30 Publk Defender 10:00 News of the Nlgbt 4:00 lD,IO 'fbta.. r 18 CHANNEL 1~ - 'Stninl 3. 4, and 7, asainst which the qew vaccine protects, are ealled the "mi1itary strains" of adeno virusea because they are particularly pl"!valent smong Ax. ) my, Navy, Air Force and Marine recruits. The Army Medical Corps e$llmates that 8 Tecrults out of 10 eome down with one of theie ai:Ieno virus inf~tions at some time during basic trainin~t. About om or 10 have to be bospitalized. No one knows tor sure why the HmJUtlry strains" of viruses are so selective in thelt choice of viCtlma - preferring ~erviremen to clvllians by a wide margin, and within the service, singling out retruits for especiaU.Y heavy assault. One plausib1e theory is that these strains have 1. high degree of contagion where persons who have not built up an immunity to tbem from previous exposure are brought together in cloa«ontact Jiving conditions, as in an Army barracks. WED. 11.59 Sign On 12 Oil Noon News 12:15 Nei¥hbon 12:90 Liberaee l:DD Tbe Feminine Touch 2.00 Af~ernoon Film Festival Life with ~izabeth 400 Cartoon Club 5.DO Mickey Mouse Club 6011 Five Star Final 6 15 John Daly & the News1 6:90 Disneyland 7:SD Navy Log 8:00 Qqie and Hanlet 8:SD Ford Tbeater 3:30 Results Known In June Extensive trials of the vaccine were conducted last winter at Fort Leona J Wood, Mo H1lleman Wlll tor~ally announce the results at -- · meeting Tl;lursin tbf! church wtll be I(ath· ing cats. But why continue the tah•" You saw the orchid drapings on block 11fter blOtk Of Middleport"!! famed redbud avenues, the wbit.;o and pink cl'c.gwood, stately tulips a 'noddin': bleeding hearts away lng (who <m earth wentB jeweU when you can have bleeding l hearli 9 ), the white mt.at of spire1 and the breath taking beauty oi pink honeysuckle at Mrs. Pol· 1 dexter's and the brilliance of azaleas 18.11 over the Bend. Spring came to Our Town-anJ how glaiJ .1 was to be there ~ greet it. Lynn Daniels and Ellen Leonard (Paul and Reba's Ellen) visit me, o\Jer night bags in handthey are playing "Running Otf from ~ome" and are 'E!neap!)led under t:lark evergreens, destination mind-CaUtornia- whlch turn.' out to be David •MilleT's sand pile cand 1 betcha Da.vi~ kinda d~plores all those fox holes an I Alcan Highways you built there, darlingJ-Of rourse, I di;Jn't know.) Butttl Bachtel takes a load of maga!lnes over to libral'y for me, Eric Chambers and Kart Beck r~ gale me with their latest tall yarne and brother, 1 mean tall, Jimmy Hollon (new here) sells Did 1 pancake Scout Urket and a J• hovah's Wltneu lady want! me to .see aome li~rature: she's passinf and finally Herbert "Pa" Chambera cornell down and sets uut a Jot of tomato plants. With all thla, spring is oflic:ially here. I Se.ason with a Pinch~;; • 9:45 SPortaeope ID:Oil New-.of the Night IO:ID Theater 13 Larry PoliiSin made th,(! mistai:e of smokin!l ~ .qigaret wh.ile pourll\1 gaacllne iD~o the tli1tt of hll stalled au$0lii:Obilt Monday. "R wu an . ex(le~kt-.. 'smoke," Polslin said after nainee left the c•r a total 1011,. ~~l\(il AlliM Of' LAW TAll}).; P'l.a. UP - POlice were u.-d Th~ri: Is ...., J)~Y CK~~..-:i :T:f"' tt ~ II: 1o L 0 N G 1'. L'IOO·W Oft• Jttter 1irnpty stand• ror ll'l:atbtt"~- 1 Jil;"~ limP\• .A. t1 lllfl<l r.r lilt thn< 1/o X tor i1e tw</ '~ij, illlr!O lotton, . _ tJ'i)phu, . tllt lenith and 1'onnatl01'1 et ~• woHI are aU blal.t. lleoh t11J the oode le.\ttra art difttnDt. O'a,. . . em,..,... ._....... NliO VC CLHIIN THY'!' AIOIIVHK OVHB'!'L IH8 TUSG ·T UPU -VY ROTT XVK LUVHB.lUI'Tlo-JU,JOiiH. ~Ii>~.;;;.: I1 •"j-,'lo - 1' ;m,l'l71'10q"'too NOB IRAW,Ifte!J ~ •M< - :r~.;:>- _,...,_~~· ·· .. . . . . .,, • • ~, tll i~~-i·, ·,~:' '-~ "'"'''~'~·. '' l ''' V-oblet LATE BLIGJIIr- Wet. cool we •· thcr conditions fn~r bliaht buill up and 1pread. Smce blight seems to be gettmg a:1 earl)' atu1 tRia ye.ar, and If weather cond fourth cenb per ll.z pint of m·lk i.s the max1mum the school Ciin charge to cover the acllool cos .; of handling tbe milk. Other Points of lnter"t Chocolate milk. with a 3.2S% butterfat eontent ean be: sen ·tJ instead of white milk and qualtt)' for fedrral payment the same 411 white milk. The milk, either, whitt or chocolate, may be ..erve I any time during the day lhe prin clpal desires. Only milk eonsumed bY the school children Is eba:ible fo· federal reimbunemenl Milk need not be purchased ir. ih pint rontainera. Milk by llt·' pint may be purchased for th • larger boys and girl.s. Milk Vendmg maehines may 1 .:! used to d1spei11e the m1lk in the special milk provam. These vend· iJ 1. machmes may not bf' rent~ r ,;,nd the dairy's cost , f the milk may not be increated to eov ,.. ,;'layments on the vending m.achin" lli•ld Cropt BLUE MOLD-Tobacco g;rowera t hould mamtaln a &ood IC.Iledu1e tor control of this dileue. Blue Mold has been reported in Nonb Carolina and Virginia. SPITTLEBUG AND APHIDSSpraying should be well unde · way m legume tTOps. Addition 0~ Malathion to the Heptaehlor IIJU.!J" wlll cut down aphid populat.ionJ. o~nwntals MfrES-Ever~nens should be aprayed or dusted w1th Malathlon before May 20 and the deciduoWI tree&before June 10--4% or 5* Malathion dust may be used or 1 tablMpoonfull af 50% emubion ooncentratt in 1 ga11on of water for a tpray formulation. ROSES-A regular program of dustina or spraying ahould b~ maintained. A m1xture of mate ials will provide good control. 1. Ferbam- for blark apot. 2. Sulfur- for mildew. 3 Malathion-for aphids. 4 DDT- for slugs and thrips rse these m1teriais weekly l£Jt excellent pest rontrol 11n roses. Jtfag Special MOTHER'S DAY and GRADUATION OoD.l eltbeoahlp pall dlvlde.odt for Geor1e C. Corathen, IIWI· arer of the Krorer food .tore ln Backhannoa, W. Va.. wbo ia belar honored u a national winner in the NaUonal Aasoclatlon of Food Cballll Goo4 Ct&iHnsbtp prorram. Mr. and Mn. CoraU.era. at lett above, reeetn a medallllm from John A. Loran, NAFC pretddent, 'n Wuhblcto~ D.C. The auual eompttltioa Is deslrned to Pve recopltloa to atore IJWialerl tor Olfbbndlnc oommunltJ Rnice. *Haircut *Shampoo *Permanent *Styled All for $ 6 9S • WINIFRED F. VAUGHAN MYRTIS PARKER Owner-Mgr. Operalor 306>,> N. !nd Sl. Phone 6406 Mldclleport, 0. !IJ,OQ.Il. ,;~~~~f gazed "And · to two dbland fifty cents." standard Of tbe tr1p to all). We bad a · rooms at the National meal& that were a gourmet's dream to us old co'r~ feds, ssw everything you could possibly cram in and fun - laff, latf, laff. The whole thing remains as one of my most golden early dreams reallzed. Subsequent trips to Washington (3 of them) were grand bul that early one had a glow, a luster, all its own. Bon vo:rag~. i:lds, and salute the dear old gal with the lamp for me -and let me khown how you liked tile subways and Central Park. Away, my lads and las!es. Iu·ou.nd,_ •••.d I! I ( wrru.,.· \ healtb, and a removal oldarbess ' 1 tao better wa y you can giVe YOtl.l' so'ii li reeuftl{ of hll Obligatloria to hlmself and ;tb qlbert!l ' tftah the t.Ut!llness exnerience he ·wm gain' thtoul'!h I new~&paper.route. He will learn to turn:hla 1pare lil111e Into oroflt for· hlmsell; he wiU gaJn · Ill• reof, his customers, the re! snect of hhfbusihes!ll associates throuqh perform'lnce of Ills daily duties. But above all, -he enjoy maklng hi,s own way through hla OWl\ efiorts. /IJJ~ct God'• lmlll!• ud ,, 'Iiurd Generation at the Wh~el ! ' ..! "~' "Uke ratLer, like son", tbe poets say. · And never was it truer than in the case Of a pat maey line Cadillac fam~ies. For there are, in our 1Bfd today, a number of l'amilies that currently bOast as m81\Y 88 three ' -.. seQerldions at the wheeL We mention this simply to underscore a great tJ:trou~h servic~: wm ~· found aeywhere on the American motorins 000118,' And, those who ba"" foUowed the path tli Cadalac in 1957 are enjoying the most abundant bieosin,gs of this ,..,.less crusade for quality. sponsibility of ' hill own business - - ·· a newspaper Certainly, the CadiU11c car has now become llft even wiser investment for an even wider circle of ' America's motorists. everywhere-a motor car created at the highest level that automotive science would pennit. If you have yet lo acquaint yourself with these brilliant Cadlllac virtues for 1957, your dealct' will that time, Cadillac bas attracted to the ·..w.. of ita owuers the lineal list of_ruunes 1o bo be delighted to tell you how easily you can mako J · ---- Cadillac a fino fomil,y custom of your ownl. • \ . ,Y ISIT YOUR _AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALEll ~- .. hand1ing ease are a reveTationl Why not eneourage your 10n to apply ,f or th.t· re- roUte. ~ The new "c;.r of cars'', with coacbcraft bJ Fleetwood, is heautifu1 and luxurious to an un• precedented des=. And ito performance and and dramatic truth about Cadillac-that,. of oourse, is its uncluz.nging goodness and quality. For fifty-live yean:, the Cadillac name has aignified one aod the same thing to motorists Over ,. . HS Entomoloekt Complete Beauty Service not lead to />!Ill .,. David 0. Quinn Extension Pbint Pathol..ist And Vaughan's Beauty Salon llkeneu, we enter that stale of mind whleh may apUy be ellled God'• country. Thls. mental ' ' R.c.nfNIMI•tkml lion• are favonble, IIC.l'ioua I _ . may otcur. SprQ or duat lba f"' tatoel and torn~tota rt_plll'ty WI seaton. Ute ZiDab, alone, or eo& b1ned with lnaectieklel. FIN._...• ContNI In ........ Home Garderu: 3'1. DOT DuJt or 3 level tablespoonfulr of liM'. oor wettable powdn in 1 aallon of water . dty, ilght ..llbood u There Is a recipe .for .growing boys Joa - his church home, school, friends and then tth1ill cer• lain so;,ethlng "' the recipe that m~kes a bil , lp~~l-; a plnch ol respoosJbilltY, ~ , . , . ,, , I.A1. Anthlopol4. C.ntrol ·w order 1o ftnd God'• eoua· try we mud 1lrst lind God. Tb(:l nature of God u bJJinite good, 11 the tender Father-Mother of all, u ever-preaent Love, eternal Ute, all-powerful Spirit, is establllbed ID tbe Bible. • • • All we begin to und•l"tand God betteP •ad to express our true Bes.p ons ibillt y tO. lAnd ~~ National Good Citizenship Award , the klnldom of aptrltual enU;btenmenL can we etreet thia .sa. he&tlnl Junior Kennedy told IJle they're going to call their Greyhound bul' tor the Seniors N. Yawk trip "The Mabel Hysell Special", cause "ck tJ why? Well, Mabel has ~old t1 e , their prujeets all over the .has given time and money buy their soup and bai:ed stuff -in .short, abe's been a klnd ot a11istant business manager. And •he'll get tl;le bi&a:ert kiek of any 'Vi@'Viel' when at last we see amiUng faces or otu . MilS 1S;onlo·ro at nave Garroway'• winabout Tuesday, May 41. ~1 boys and 12 girh,--ean you beat it? That ole bus Is sc:heduled to leave, sunday, M&y 12. be In Watb· ington by next morning, 3 hours there, then on to N. Yawk, fellers! I'm getting so excited U :I write this, because it carrie• mebaek my v.s.rl, first 'Wasbiilgton trip In early 20 a, when I went (as aD extra) with Gallipolis Seniors year. Beloved Supt. ''Rip" ~~b!'!~• sister& and I ·:=~~ .!"'""' ~~ issued open-collar JUmmer uniforms today but they didn't have: .short sleeves. Officials sai-d short sleeves were banned beeause a~ cltlzena obj~ted to IOJ'It of tfle bJtoot oa tome o.l the pioll~e- Oft t2. WOd 'ex I and OIMIM harmony to 1 state of coaldeace. 3S.Arpnt (llllbr.l m...ure tt. OrpMot I lnwct llro. Eddy .... J7f), «the kiDfdom of ltoraie for a vlatt. While 1;~'t:~;Js the reJ,a. of dlfiDe there sHe WIS aaket!, "How do It Is • mental dlte.• God's country?" She qreea wltb the oftoQUOted !'!Ill'~~' ~·~'~!!dY~ .. ·••ooh, 1 statell!Ollt ol Chrlat Jen~~ !Loke II 17:2H, "lbe kll!ldom of God II wlthla you." The tearcb for a better eouotrr. therefore, meant u. lff'ort to ntablillh a Jtetter mental state.. It meaa a ehu,. from • at.lte of fear1 uueertalatr. dilappoiilbnent. dlaeue. iUJd in- n.Rerrot 36. Cllldll Tblft nal11 ,,...,.,n U there could be 1 photo f1n.: isb on all thue thinas, 'twould be Blmp)e. But DO, JOU ,.,otta breatl some poor k:d'a heart, by a stern• I-bope-this-i.l'l·rigbt decilllob. ' A!.ITTLE girl who .11...! In New Eoglond went to Cal- 3l.l!Tan·y U.Jotl :so. J'onlnltlnr , ution . Jn the lndavldual tchoo:; by lhe ptlnc:LpJl How Much 0... G.ven~~Mnt Pat FARM NEWS F or e84:h '11 ptnt of milt to·. WILLIAM '· O~IOORY sumed bY the scbool dtlldnn 1' MaNn County A1rlcultun~ Afllll addition to wbat they cormame at TIM lptcial lchool Milk the rea:ular aehool lunch, tht The •Mason County Home ~ · P'ederal a:overnment paya $.01. monst.ration Women'• Clubs are VItally Interested In the- Special Scbools whioeb do not have s. re.:ular tthool lunch program cu. Milk Proa:ram a;,d tbeir Pre.idenl participate in the tpecial m1lk MTI. Eleanor Gill, a1ked me if ! progr1m. They receive t -01 leu wouldn't devote my column to reimburaemeut..- per If, pint oi the program tbl.ai week. Whe,. Ttw Money ComH From- mtlk. l'he1r Federal relmbun ~ rr. ! nt for each ~ pint -of milk con How Administered sumed il $.03. The Umted Stales Departme t· of Agriculture haa bu.dgeted The ~~::' ~:0~~ p funds to be used tor the SpecU ~ . rl}. Sctlool Milk Protram. The pur· ,lram can be lta~d any lime 1 pose of thi.J Special School Mi'lt the. school year . • o &et Yeder.l. Program iJ to divert aome of the RetmburseJMat recorda . of th , tur:Plua milk to a very healthf 1 number o.t '1.2 pinta ot mdk pur· cause-extra milk to be consumed cllaaed daily, the cost of the mil' by the JChool children of thl' purcbued dally, a~ount of C!OUn* money paid by the ehildren, and recorda of other expenditUN!ll The program l8 administered in auch u atraw~, refrigeration, e' . tbe County by the Board of Ed 1- muJt be tept. One and onr God's CountrY 9:011 Wednesdar Night Fights BAY CJTY. Mleh. UP - JitUe robins are about ready to fly from .OUT maple here and I keep a watrhfu1 eye on maraud- I 0~11~1:r;~;;-·--;--~;7,;~~~~~~MliiT &URNtNO SENSATION bold "'-eir ft~y etelllPI'. "Flici:-er, nick-er," goeS the golden w1nged woodpecker down at Sandra Brewington's who is now Jiving in the former, Nell McCoy home. Sandra, tells me rue· fully, "You know he b.allJS on our roof evel'y morning and wakea ll.'J up." we ali hwe him, tho, and he entertains u9 so. My new 1 The vaccine was developed at Walter Reed Arm.Y Medical Center here by a research teain beade'd by Dr. M<'ourice Hilleman. De· tense Secretary Charles E. Wilson recently pl'esented Hilleman the Distinguished Civilian Service Award, higheat military decoration tor dvi1iinS, in reeognition of his work. FARM NEWS I moltly areet the 'hoe m&D or 1"-dy, ~·Have you any BIG tboel I wl.nt BIG thota todt)' ." And dOn't forget t.bat, dear ._ tere ot tbe stmet. Shoe men tell me they tell more 8'1 1nd II'• th&O they do unalle'r tiJes. And theY all look beauutul, beeiU&e toi!JJ•• ahoea, even. tnexpensive one1, att I a1ways think I'm going to take just one more f!lpring calm c11t and made so eleverl)'. ly. Then it all burtts en one's d€ liebted .view and :you wonder Showeri' uf c:uclJ deseelld on how it all happened anyway, al~ our pOrC!h and are banded tG Ul u that green and gold and plnk 1nd e1ndidate1 push 1bead to lflf 1. white. The way I'm gonna do-rm a:onna . Bltda, oh my dear beloved just vote tor all of 'em-pr1ctlcall)' birds. !Jl of them are bark and everyone of 'em'• a friea4 f)r II wale me sweetly not long 'l.ft~r former papll I'Y~ known for aaet. 4 A. M. Robin starts with a te • Well, no, of eoune J1J haye to tative inquiring "Are the rest ol make 1 choice. But am I eve17 glad you awake?" Then catbird joinS I havea't befn a judce <latt1J) oa. In with "Dix1e Melody" imitating a peHe contett, or a Home Zc Ell:~ 1 every sweet liquid noll' in ,11 hibit (·I was, ollC!e, hQnelt I wu, Oil bird land. a Home Ec. judging). 'Peace ' Olive lng,_aJI 21. Man\llte-. 12:00 . WHTN-TV Chann•l13. TUESDDAY CHANNEL 13 u :30 Slgn On Millt•ry Strain• I buy a new p1lr ol veJYt~ty lOft white tboea. Don't you ju.lt love th, feel .)f lOft leather with fum rubber lim.na In the 10le Juldt? Here I've clumped •round lb tOme last year's ttuff - too thort the, were aa)"Way - wbeJJ; Ill the while these aoft on~ that falrly IDIP your teet tmUe were waitlnJ for me at the store. IY &LANCHI M. HASKI"I Dear reader•. J've been having one of my seuons of droua:ht. tar a1 thil column's eoncerned. I sudlienly sot a feelinJ, grabbed a pencil and here [ am.. I looi: wistfully at a ptece uf column I wrote two montbs liDnow doggone near cbtolete wbereln I was a ruin' -about some ~ehools closJng for George Birtllinaton's Washday and som~ we'"!! not. (M. H. S. .cloaed. 0 ·U . didn' ~ and 'twas thatawa.y all over.J Well, 111 Jet that reat •while I burst forth In my eulogy of spring that Ii.terally fills mY vety soul just now. a med1cal seminar aponaored by lhe American Medical Aa~KM::iatlon In New Yori: June $. Pending tht. official present· tlon, Htlleman refusid to elve a reporter spt!cirie figtues on the field test resulta. The fact that the vaccme was more than 90 per cent effeetivt: wn learned from other sources of unquestionable authoraty. The test at Fort Leonard Wood reproduced on a large-acale a trial of. the vaccine eond~cted at Fort D1x, N. J ,, in the wmter of 19*M. The vaccine was admin· lstered to 311 retruits at Fort Dix, ind-wu found to be 98 per cent effective against the particular strains of \Jirus it was deala:ned to combat. Another vacrine against the military strains of adeno virus hai bee-n developed at the National 1n. stitutes of Health by a '1'eiearch group under the leadership of Dr. Robert J. Huebner. This vaeeine also showed aood Tesults in "'l'tlliminary test'l on Navy recruits a.t Great Likes Training Center m Chicago m the winter of 1956-56. .z l~D~:I~0--1Th~e~L;•~te~S~h~o~w~·--~~~~~----====~~~c--- lt:SO Sli• . ~Q- Td The d Heart Guild will , ......,,. . . . . . IJJita.plt&J •.ti11altmt ..1 h.u : KUitr WUJe ta on 990 $pot t]~t.! lclrJI : :O 'J:"' .J '"l~tUr~ f·lt~ : ::·)~~ '"'~HI '-H•. 1!, :·~!:.;•: toi o :1 :,:•, . l .·I.•J'. \'-1 ;! 28. Tanned, (mut.) ' 19. Skin ,_,:-!!f;11' '~ l~: ·~,.,;Jl ;!:.-Jiii;I:I:•J [~ \f ;:; IIII;J 22. Encoun• 1l1rJ t lllr.., ~.'J [~ : ~,_,l-1 : i tered !-1i~•J';l [.\; uwr~[;l 24. Youth. 1.HI ..:. I ~J il'-1 r••r~.r~:: ~ a 1: ~ '-' J': 2!i. Strike ii~ i!lt:.at·: n:•r.:m'J 2& men.l-4 1 r:1 d :l :·~~ m :•l LJ 3. Fluft' . Katie's Kitchen 12:30 As thP World Turns 1.011 Our Miss .Brooks I 1:30 Hou.separty · WJEH ' O!FEATIN6 ,ere•. 7·00 Captain Kangaroo 7 4~ CBS Mornin£: News 8:00 Mornmg Show 9 :00 GarrY Moore 9·30 Arthur Godfrey 10 ~30 Strike it Rith 11.00 Valiant L~dy 11:15 Love of L1fe 11:30 Search '-or Tomorrow 11 ·45 Guldmg Light 6:011 ActiOn 6:15 ·Dou.glas :F;:dwards o. pte~tldent Pmident El~enhower, In a m•sIIJfl rucl to the NATO meeUne iD •onn bj ~ ol State lolon Foltor Dulle~ olid the Unil· ed s~ lnltnda. 1o 111 7:00 c,ptalp Kangaroo 7:45 flBS Momlag NewG 8:00 MornlAif .Show 9:00 Garry Moor~t 9:iJ;O Arthur Godfrey 10:30 Strike It llicti 11:00 Valiant Lady 11 :15 Love of t.Jfe 11 ·30 Se81'Ch for Tomorrow 11.45 Guidint Lillht 12:00 Katle'J Kitchen 12:30 AI the World Turns 1:00 Our MiSs Brooks: 1:30 Houseparty 2:00 Bia Payorf 2:30 1 Bob crosby Show 3:00 Brlibter DIJY 3:15 Secret Storm 3:3D Edge o! Night 4:00 The Ear1y Show ~:30 Yol,lr Esso lleporter 5:45 Sports Patade G:~ Weathetman The vil'use•, which sdentista only reeently have begun to lsolite and classify, are responsible lor many of the more severe upper re•p.intorial infections which are aecompanl:ed by .lever. The ailments they produce are known to t~rmen a1: "gripp~," ''severe eold, virus pneumoma, eatarrhal fever, sore throat and intlamed -=--=-----~ ' - · -CHANNEL 8 WEDNESDAY 8:3() Against Property Revalua tloo Levy 7 ·00 Phil Silvers Show ?':30 Private Secretary BED~OR!jl PTA ME.TtNG 8 .nn ToleJl t~e .,.,.uth 0 Patter11ori , county achoo' s~lf Re ~»Jt'e1t~ll.r.,.." superintendent will speak at a 9:00 $64',()(KfQUeiUOn mfletin'!l of the Bedfor(! PTA sch .,_ 0:30 Spl~ Jone11 Show ed;::u::le;::do.l::o::,r.W::,::•d;:n:::•::•;:d;:.ay~,.:M:::;ay..:;B;.·-·.110:00 UP-to-tli.e-minute News .. 10:05 Seanning the Weather week Iri Washington, It was disclosed, Adm Arleigh A. Burke, chief of naval operations, told 11. congressional committee: "We can de~truy RusRia now no ttll're Is matter what ~he doea no way she l'arl avoid complete destruction " But Burke warned abo that Ruula "either has a c11.pahllity now or shortly will have or doing the same thing to us." In Bonn, capital of West Ger· many, Chancellor Konrad Arlenau. er told a meeting of North Atlflntlt ·rreaty Oraanlution rountries "Modern atomic war would hrlng an npocalyptic fate .upon the whole of mankind, including the peoples of the Soviet hloc." 3:45 Modern Romanace! 4 :00 Comedy Time 4:30 Movietlme 5:30 Cartoons 5.4S News Picture Q·(W,) W4terfront 6:30 Weathercast 6:35 Sports Eye 4!:45 NBC News 7: 00 )14yor or the Town 7:'30 - Father Knows Best 8 .00 Kraft TV TI:teat,er e;OO 1'h~ is Yoqr Life ·.. S:SO 0 Henry Playhouse 10 :00 TBA lO:SO News Headlines 10:40 Nitewatch 1 ht 12:011 Ton g 1:00 Sign Off . , New Vaccine Perfected By Army Proving 90 Percent Eff~~ctive WASHINGTON UP - A new vacclne which the Army tested lnt winter on thouaandi of re· ~ cruitl b.as proved more than 90 per cent effective In preventing eertain trp~s of se"'ere respiratorial infr,eUons. Mljor drug companies have at. read7 begun producing the vaccine in quantity for the Army. Otficlals l;lelieve it will Bave the armed aervke:s millions of do11arr a year In lort time and medical care. . 'l'be vaccine doea not prevent the common cold. It is effective agalaat three types (strains S 4 IDd 7) of tbe eo-called adeno' 1i· ruses. o·oo 4.30 5:30 5:45 --,.---- The Salisbury PTA will meet to· ni1ht at 7:30 instead of May 21 IS 1.seheduled. There wiU be installation or ofCic:ers and plans will be made for the commencement and the school picnlr. Members are cuts requested to bring sandwiches or cookies. CHANNEL 3 WED 6 ~~ SIGN ON 7 .00 Today 9 ·00 Romper Room 1'he Price Is Ritht 1 10:30 Trulh or Conseque~s 11 oo Tic Tuc Dough 11:30 lt Could Be You 12 ·00 Currenl 1 oo My L1ttle Margie 1 :90 Tennessee Et'rue 2:00 Matinee Theater 3:00 Queen for a Day 6:!15 Si&n On 7:00 Today 9.00 Romper Room 10:00 The Price Is Right ID:90 Truttf or C~nsequences 11 :00 Tic Tac D?Jlgh jl.3D It CouldrBe You I2:DO Current 1'119 ¥Y Little Margie I·SD Tennessee Erpie ;:oo Matinee Tbeater 1:00 Queen for a Day UD Modern Romances f ·Oil COmedy Time DID YOU KNOW TIIAT?: ' Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 7, 1957-3 . " 0 / �,. ,. • 2-Dally Seutlnel, Pomeroy-Middlep<>rt, 0 ., May 7, 1957 -.. The Daily Sentinel DIVWI'IID TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AIIIA aiCNARD S. OWIN- GENERAL MANAGER bYNOLD .. GREENE- EDITOR :National llh'ertiaiq n:presentative, Bot.tiaelli-Kimball. Inc., W"f ~AVI!-tl AN.¥1 MOt-l'EY,'SUT C'tO\' A <aooo fl(CU&~ sa ATTE"IIS BANQUIT Robert Sh.arp, retired employee of the Ohio Fuel Gu Compliny, atI tended the banquet or tbeu Tw~n­ ty-five Year Club at the Leg1on .ltai.t In Lanrast~r recently and was actOm(,ll-nle~ to Lancaster by his 1 son·in·law . Paul Haptonstall. I ' AM'D- a..lnlton Ave., Nn YOIIk City, 18, N. Y. · J:i1tertd u MC<lDd clau maiJine matter at the poJl office at Pom . , , ohio. Subacrlption rate1: DeUvery by carTier where available 30 cenU per w.t; one vear in advanee at The DailJ Sentlnel eUiee, f15.80: , .. m.onth1, a7.80; tJu-e.e months, $3.90. By motor rout~ where available· me month tt. By mall one year $8, tlx months, $4.25; three months, 1!-80: one month. 11. · Published every afternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sert tlael, Inc., at 110 Mccbamc St .. Pomero.Y, 0 . Buaineu ufJice pbone 391 editorial office phon- 397. · '1'4-It. 'Rt:.'D;~i:D. QO~II<.\ SOB,'e0'\3, '8~"011-l' ---- LEGION MEETING The re'uhlr meeting of the Feeney-Bennett Poat, ND. 128. American Legion, wlll be held WednesdaY 7:3() p. m. at Le•lctn Hall Two films ''U. N. Aetiqq. In Korea" and "Armed Force~ Screen Mag a· zine''. will be shown and a rabbit fry will be seryed at the clO&e of the meeting. AL'ON.<l. Ill "• Around and About With Robl'rl 1l11ark ly ROBERT C. RUARK guts to swerve aw4y from the ordinary Africa·movie cli6:!he by refusing to use glorious color, since, several books and never plugged a black .and-white problem, so we them, and bad something to do might as wel1 shoot it in black-andwith movie~ and nenr ~lugged white" them and certainly am not bustWhat r tried to do in the book ling anvthmo: at the moment. was to convey the idea that both But there ts the tact that I wro~ the white man and the black man a best Sl'ller a couple of years in Africa were wrong and that viaback, and the fact was not hidden ll'n~ isn'1 th.e answer- that brutalunless th.e Book ·of-thr·MOnlh Club, Hy brulall!e& everybody, no mat· Newsw~>ek's cover, and £>normou3 Lt>r what the color, and that very paper back Gille , and MGM ean little get9 solved in the pfC)Cess hide you The book was called Brooks pil'ked this up and ran "Sometlung of Value", and 1 mo. w1th 11 and made m.Y pomt very vie by the same nome ahortly ..-m well in hie fashion . be launched. And it will be reThe picture was shown to a pre· viewed , 1u1 the book was reviewed, dominantly NeJro audience In New often .ttlversely. . York and to an Ill-white audlenee What 1 would likt left in this in Raleigh , which Is certainly In piece ill the faet that MGM paid the anti· mtear.ation belt. What is me a meSh. of money for the mO\•Ie most amazing to me ilj._ that neither rights and ttlat 1 have no further the Northern Negroes or the financial interest in lhe picture Southt'rn whites objected to the Whether 11he sells, or don't 1ell, gentle idea that both .Jdes of t~e it is no skin off my nose. aarr..e argument can be wrong while Havine said that. 1 reel free to 1tlll po~e11sing Individual, 1f mis· review my own picture - the guided, nght screen play bY Rictlard Brook.a, the I asked MGM' to show the piedirection by Richard Broob the lure down here , In advance of Its acting by several hundred people formal openiug m New York. Is a -a1 ahown in the South on a favor to some friends of mine, 1nd thundery night. It wat 11hown at also to see whether or not any. 11 p. m. in a swept-out tlleater, body who felt real strong on rac!al and some of the fol"' who attend· r,roblems would be In favor or ed would be apt to view a picture ynching the host, which was me. MGM probably will be h»PPY to which dealt with an bone•t black· and·whitt" problem with leu than know tnat the verdict Is that the pure objectivity picture can be shown anywhere In The picture wu about the Mau llhe South without fear or riot or M1u businetl! In Kenya and was an mcJtcment to mayhem. It Ia evtn honest presentation Insofar a1 my po1unblc that Brooks' picture will experience out there- and MGM's have a heavy and hea\ttly In· la~k. ol IL - would allow. IL wasn't as he put 1t rather well, "it wu the book as 1 wrote It, but no pic· flucnl'e on the whole problem or hare ever 111. r:H·Lul antagonism In our country. One tlung the white-and-black But 1l lr~ pO!ItUbly the most dar in 11 movtc 1 ever saw, alnce it I IUidiCn ccs have all &lilreed on · You \adc VNY ll tllc effort to cater to can't kill each other into lovlna IIUdll!nres, clthl!r black or while. togetherness And one thing I b~tve ft broke most of the rule1 co"""' agreed wHh me on I& that a N$u eermn ~ aj.Idlenc e-caterln(_ l)oy named S}'dney Poltier 11 the 1 Th ere ar~ times when t woutcf' be st aclor, weight for age , in the cheerfully l'lave crackl•d the dlr· wurld. ector's neck for what he did to my I be~ your Uldulaence for dealbook, but 1n anY sort of honesty l ing with a pcnonal commodity, eot to ndmlt that Dick Brookt. Is but a confltcl between black and poulbly the h('&t ln the business while certam!~· seems lo be in theae days, whether ht• sticks to the pubhr domain, and I ju~t hap· the Rerlpt o'" not. He e\·en had the pcned to write a book about it, RALEIGH. N C - I am in a pecuhar position. 1 tlave written § I ASHINITON OF &VENTS TELEVISION GUIDE -. WSAZ-TV Channe13:. Tuesday W~dnesday Daily Sentinel Day Bi)ok CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE SINCE '1789 CIRCLii MEETI~G The FedU.t:ed Cirtj~ will meet . a\ lne ebOI.<OI>. WJdl!ff~v. al 7:90 p. m. Mrs. Le~a Huber, Mrs. Phil Wllliamson and Mrs. William Bak· er; wtll bt t~ hplriessea. MGTHi~AUGMTIR BANQUET Mrs. J'raqcea Hpn~er Kleih will be guetlt speaker at the MotherDaughter tanuet sponsor~d by the Women'a Gqi1.d ot the Fed.e rated Churt:b, l"riday at 6 p. m. ln the churtb dlnine: room. Member~ a~e reque&ted to brinr their own table 1ervice. PTA MIETtNG it'll be of aid and comfort to the mov1emakcrs, nobody llept thrOUIIh it. (Copyrljhl, 1057, b)' Feature- S)'ndicate, Inc.) The Lndie.& Aid ol the St. Paul's Lutheran Church will meet Wed· neaday at 2 p. at the home at Mia. Paul Theiss, 823 Pearl St., Midd1eport. m. ·--.,------ Foreign News Commentary 8v CHARt.ES. 14. Mco:A.~,~ United PNst St1H Cotreapanftnt The week's I'[Ood and bad new1 on the internohonal ·balance sheet: Th~:- dreadful destruction that would be wrou12ht on victor and vanquished alike in an atomic war was sharpl)' emphuized thl! OBSERVI BIRTHDAYS The birthdays of Mr1. Bertha Holter and WilhLrd Faudree ,rere observed Sunday wlUI a dinJler at the home of Mn. Holter and brother, Lc84!J" Qlli.Jey, Mornlna Star. Present were Mr. and Ml'fl. WlUard Faudree, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hamm, M~q D:or11 H;IJD!Q, Mra. Charles Baer, Mr.!. Amanda Baer, Mr. Bailey and Mrs. Holter. I I ! Mcvletlme Cartoons News deadlines 6:00 Spinac:h Playhouse t1:80 Weatbercut 6:30. SPorts Eye 8:~ Nil<; NewJ 7:00 Ar:f.h.Ul ' W:'It~tay ptrty Panic 7:30 8:00 Jane 'Wyman S}Jow 8:SD CireJe Tl,\ealer 9:30 Ji'ederal Men 10:00 Uag C•l'e~ ~ 10:30 New.• He,.dlines tO:<Il! Nltowoteh 00 ~tlliht ' 12; :00 SIGN OFF "··- ··wct~s.:tv Cha.nne2 a 1'\IEsDAY- There was evidence that Soviet Russian leaders were Increasingly aware of the fate that would face their country In an atomic w11r This awareness h.a.t been mark· ~d by an outburst of threat.s to NATO eountrlea that they would be de&tro)'eri il thev permitted the usr. of their· territory for the launthing of alomiC missiles But Russian awareness also seemed to be softening the atti· tude of Soviet leaders toward an etreeti\Je ay•tem or aerial imlpe<'ttlon ae an esaential pArt cf 1n.Y dla1rm11ment lllrtement. In lAndon, the Rusalana proposed at a meettna; ol the United Nations Dlurm11ment committee that arti~t ot lbe Soviet Union, the United State• 1ftd Weatern Europe be opened to Inspection. The Rulli&n pfoposal waa obvl· oully una,c:ceptable an Its preaenl form. But 1t roused hope t,hat the flnt atep toward a disarmament treaty, after 11 yean of 1 effort ml11ht aoon be taken. , Young Kinx Husreln or Jordan, vlrtorloua over his pro - Russian, anti·We1tern political enemies, announced he would accept a United Statea o!Cer of 10 mllllon dollan in old The young King made the quaiICI~•tloa th•t no strtnaa muat be 1tlaehed to the oUer. But hla acceptance was 1mother tetblck for pro - Ruaalan Arab leaders and for Soviet Ruasia It· self In its 1ttempt to penetr~te the Middle East. A ISO ye.. r old border dispute fiared into 1 vast pocket war between the little Centr~;l American repubUes ()( Hondural and Niea· fi!JUI. Honduras complainlld that NleartiiUin lorcea-totamn• 50-took over t~e cijsputed vlllllt or Moeoron. Nle~rt.JUI eomplalned that the Honduran• 1ttacked M'utDron • in tlQ'n, •nd that 31 Nit1n11uans were kiU~ : Luis Somta pf Nlc.a· ra1ua mobilized hi' umy. vtAAI !IFTtll WAIIASH, ,l,iTTL! TURTLII A'I'TACMID FORt llEC.OV~IlV ON AN IIIMfRICAN 'CDNVCN IN,AMP60 0\ITSIDit Tt4 • ~TOCI<ADI!, ~urFER&o MI!AVV L~ES, 8\11' AneA A 'I'WO OAY BATTL'& THE tNOif\NS WIT"ORtW MAIIII•• RfC.I!!VEO A OI'IMAGING So&Tii_A'I(· ""''•taln lorcu In Geriii•IIJ ot their pre• ' Meigs County News Wu~ILT &I.Oti(Hous&s sTflrto o" ~~ SITf 0, Til• FORT. NfAtl8V IS '!Ill 11:50 FOI.'I' RECOVE.ItV MON UMEI<T. a.)n. f/WIIW TIIIM 11/INN/MJ IIIIIDVEIITI/111/ Daily DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 4 Pennlt 1. Puppe\ :,, Eatmg uten•U 6 DisembarK 7. Land meaaurea 8. Irritated 11. Discard 13.Prong 16. Cattle , lhler 18. Thrice tl. Strike 9.Indlan 10. Peel 11. Slope 12 Beelnn.inl u. Search tor 1!i. Pole 18. OJrl'l nlckn&me n.Ovum 18. Lai'J• wtn• cuk .... 11. Dutcn i>•l>"• tumot 20. Two-opot cord& ~ '~ _: 1 1) ::1 robber napped •kina 28. Numbefl 21,'l'ln ·I ll On Your JT. Perenn~ herb ' IH.t.l S8: 8hoie · ncaa Re~dio Dial turo4 JB. A. llttlt tort ...... :tll. Reac:h 1 J'l. Newu~ :so. Qttn 2:00 Big Payor£ 2:3D Bob Crosby Show 3:011 Brighter Day 3:13 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Nlght. 4:00 The Early Show 3:30 Your Esso Reporter 5:45 Sports Parade 5:"1i Weatherman 6:00 f\,ction r 6:15 Douglas Edwards 8:30 Giant Step 7:011 Arthur Godfrey Show 8:00 ·MiUionaire 8'30 ,J've Gnt A Secret 9011 U. S. Steel H'JUr lD.OO Up-to·the·minutc News !D:05 Scanning tbe Wea\her lD :ID The Late Show Neighbors fioon News Frinkte Lalne The Feminine Touch 2:00 Afternoon Film Fe1Uval 12:10 12:00 12:SO 1:00 3.90 Lifo With Elizabeth Cartoon CJub D:OO ¥lckey MoWle Club 8:00 Five Sta,r Final 8:15 John :Daly and NeWt! 6:30 Cheyenne '1:30 Wyatt E1rp .8:00 , BrQten Arrow 8:8Q DuPont Tlleater 9:00 I Spy 9:30 Publk Defender 10:00 News of the Nlgbt 4:00 lD,IO 'fbta.. r 18 CHANNEL 1~ - 'Stninl 3. 4, and 7, asainst which the qew vaccine protects, are ealled the "mi1itary strains" of adeno virusea because they are particularly pl"!valent smong Ax. ) my, Navy, Air Force and Marine recruits. The Army Medical Corps e$llmates that 8 Tecrults out of 10 eome down with one of theie ai:Ieno virus inf~tions at some time during basic trainin~t. About om or 10 have to be bospitalized. No one knows tor sure why the HmJUtlry strains" of viruses are so selective in thelt choice of viCtlma - preferring ~erviremen to clvllians by a wide margin, and within the service, singling out retruits for especiaU.Y heavy assault. One plausib1e theory is that these strains have 1. high degree of contagion where persons who have not built up an immunity to tbem from previous exposure are brought together in cloa«ontact Jiving conditions, as in an Army barracks. WED. 11.59 Sign On 12 Oil Noon News 12:15 Nei¥hbon 12:90 Liberaee l:DD Tbe Feminine Touch 2.00 Af~ernoon Film Festival Life with ~izabeth 400 Cartoon Club 5.DO Mickey Mouse Club 6011 Five Star Final 6 15 John Daly & the News1 6:90 Disneyland 7:SD Navy Log 8:00 Qqie and Hanlet 8:SD Ford Tbeater 3:30 Results Known In June Extensive trials of the vaccine were conducted last winter at Fort Leona J Wood, Mo H1lleman Wlll tor~ally announce the results at -- · meeting Tl;lursin tbf! church wtll be I(ath· ing cats. But why continue the tah•" You saw the orchid drapings on block 11fter blOtk Of Middleport"!! famed redbud avenues, the wbit.;o and pink cl'c.gwood, stately tulips a 'noddin': bleeding hearts away lng (who <m earth wentB jeweU when you can have bleeding l hearli 9 ), the white mt.at of spire1 and the breath taking beauty oi pink honeysuckle at Mrs. Pol· 1 dexter's and the brilliance of azaleas 18.11 over the Bend. Spring came to Our Town-anJ how glaiJ .1 was to be there ~ greet it. Lynn Daniels and Ellen Leonard (Paul and Reba's Ellen) visit me, o\Jer night bags in handthey are playing "Running Otf from ~ome" and are 'E!neap!)led under t:lark evergreens, destination mind-CaUtornia- whlch turn.' out to be David •MilleT's sand pile cand 1 betcha Da.vi~ kinda d~plores all those fox holes an I Alcan Highways you built there, darlingJ-Of rourse, I di;Jn't know.) Butttl Bachtel takes a load of maga!lnes over to libral'y for me, Eric Chambers and Kart Beck r~ gale me with their latest tall yarne and brother, 1 mean tall, Jimmy Hollon (new here) sells Did 1 pancake Scout Urket and a J• hovah's Wltneu lady want! me to .see aome li~rature: she's passinf and finally Herbert "Pa" Chambera cornell down and sets uut a Jot of tomato plants. With all thla, spring is oflic:ially here. I Se.ason with a Pinch~;; • 9:45 SPortaeope ID:Oil New-.of the Night IO:ID Theater 13 Larry PoliiSin made th,(! mistai:e of smokin!l ~ .qigaret wh.ile pourll\1 gaacllne iD~o the tli1tt of hll stalled au$0lii:Obilt Monday. "R wu an . ex(le~kt-.. 'smoke," Polslin said after nainee left the c•r a total 1011,. ~~l\(il AlliM Of' LAW TAll}).; P'l.a. UP - POlice were u.-d Th~ri: Is ...., J)~Y CK~~..-:i :T:f"' tt ~ II: 1o L 0 N G 1'. L'IOO·W Oft• Jttter 1irnpty stand• ror ll'l:atbtt"~- 1 Jil;"~ limP\• .A. t1 lllfl<l r.r lilt thn< 1/o X tor i1e tw</ '~ij, illlr!O lotton, . _ tJ'i)phu, . tllt lenith and 1'onnatl01'1 et ~• woHI are aU blal.t. lleoh t11J the oode le.\ttra art difttnDt. O'a,. . . em,..,... ._....... NliO VC CLHIIN THY'!' AIOIIVHK OVHB'!'L IH8 TUSG ·T UPU -VY ROTT XVK LUVHB.lUI'Tlo-JU,JOiiH. ~Ii>~.;;;.: I1 •"j-,'lo - 1' ;m,l'l71'10q"'too NOB IRAW,Ifte!J ~ •M< - :r~.;:>- _,...,_~~· ·· .. . . . . .,, • • ~, tll i~~-i·, ·,~:' '-~ "'"'''~'~·. '' l ''' V-oblet LATE BLIGJIIr- Wet. cool we •· thcr conditions fn~r bliaht buill up and 1pread. Smce blight seems to be gettmg a:1 earl)' atu1 tRia ye.ar, and If weather cond fourth cenb per ll.z pint of m·lk i.s the max1mum the school Ciin charge to cover the acllool cos .; of handling tbe milk. Other Points of lnter"t Chocolate milk. with a 3.2S% butterfat eontent ean be: sen ·tJ instead of white milk and qualtt)' for fedrral payment the same 411 white milk. The milk, either, whitt or chocolate, may be ..erve I any time during the day lhe prin clpal desires. Only milk eonsumed bY the school children Is eba:ible fo· federal reimbunemenl Milk need not be purchased ir. ih pint rontainera. Milk by llt·' pint may be purchased for th • larger boys and girl.s. Milk Vendmg maehines may 1 .:! used to d1spei11e the m1lk in the special milk provam. These vend· iJ 1. machmes may not bf' rent~ r ,;,nd the dairy's cost , f the milk may not be increated to eov ,.. ,;'layments on the vending m.achin" lli•ld Cropt BLUE MOLD-Tobacco g;rowera t hould mamtaln a &ood IC.Iledu1e tor control of this dileue. Blue Mold has been reported in Nonb Carolina and Virginia. SPITTLEBUG AND APHIDSSpraying should be well unde · way m legume tTOps. Addition 0~ Malathion to the Heptaehlor IIJU.!J" wlll cut down aphid populat.ionJ. o~nwntals MfrES-Ever~nens should be aprayed or dusted w1th Malathlon before May 20 and the deciduoWI tree&before June 10--4% or 5* Malathion dust may be used or 1 tablMpoonfull af 50% emubion ooncentratt in 1 ga11on of water for a tpray formulation. ROSES-A regular program of dustina or spraying ahould b~ maintained. A m1xture of mate ials will provide good control. 1. Ferbam- for blark apot. 2. Sulfur- for mildew. 3 Malathion-for aphids. 4 DDT- for slugs and thrips rse these m1teriais weekly l£Jt excellent pest rontrol 11n roses. Jtfag Special MOTHER'S DAY and GRADUATION OoD.l eltbeoahlp pall dlvlde.odt for Geor1e C. Corathen, IIWI· arer of the Krorer food .tore ln Backhannoa, W. Va.. wbo ia belar honored u a national winner in the NaUonal Aasoclatlon of Food Cballll Goo4 Ct&iHnsbtp prorram. Mr. and Mn. CoraU.era. at lett above, reeetn a medallllm from John A. Loran, NAFC pretddent, 'n Wuhblcto~ D.C. The auual eompttltioa Is deslrned to Pve recopltloa to atore IJWialerl tor Olfbbndlnc oommunltJ Rnice. *Haircut *Shampoo *Permanent *Styled All for $ 6 9S • WINIFRED F. VAUGHAN MYRTIS PARKER Owner-Mgr. Operalor 306>,> N. !nd Sl. Phone 6406 Mldclleport, 0. !IJ,OQ.Il. ,;~~~~f gazed "And · to two dbland fifty cents." standard Of tbe tr1p to all). We bad a · rooms at the National meal& that were a gourmet's dream to us old co'r~ feds, ssw everything you could possibly cram in and fun - laff, latf, laff. The whole thing remains as one of my most golden early dreams reallzed. Subsequent trips to Washington (3 of them) were grand bul that early one had a glow, a luster, all its own. Bon vo:rag~. i:lds, and salute the dear old gal with the lamp for me -and let me khown how you liked tile subways and Central Park. Away, my lads and las!es. Iu·ou.nd,_ •••.d I! I ( wrru.,.· \ healtb, and a removal oldarbess ' 1 tao better wa y you can giVe YOtl.l' so'ii li reeuftl{ of hll Obligatloria to hlmself and ;tb qlbert!l ' tftah the t.Ut!llness exnerience he ·wm gain' thtoul'!h I new~&paper.route. He will learn to turn:hla 1pare lil111e Into oroflt for· hlmsell; he wiU gaJn · Ill• reof, his customers, the re! snect of hhfbusihes!ll associates throuqh perform'lnce of Ills daily duties. But above all, -he enjoy maklng hi,s own way through hla OWl\ efiorts. /IJJ~ct God'• lmlll!• ud ,, 'Iiurd Generation at the Wh~el ! ' ..! "~' "Uke ratLer, like son", tbe poets say. · And never was it truer than in the case Of a pat maey line Cadillac fam~ies. For there are, in our 1Bfd today, a number of l'amilies that currently bOast as m81\Y 88 three ' -.. seQerldions at the wheeL We mention this simply to underscore a great tJ:trou~h servic~: wm ~· found aeywhere on the American motorins 000118,' And, those who ba"" foUowed the path tli Cadalac in 1957 are enjoying the most abundant bieosin,gs of this ,..,.less crusade for quality. sponsibility of ' hill own business - - ·· a newspaper Certainly, the CadiU11c car has now become llft even wiser investment for an even wider circle of ' America's motorists. everywhere-a motor car created at the highest level that automotive science would pennit. If you have yet lo acquaint yourself with these brilliant Cadlllac virtues for 1957, your dealct' will that time, Cadillac bas attracted to the ·..w.. of ita owuers the lineal list of_ruunes 1o bo be delighted to tell you how easily you can mako J · ---- Cadillac a fino fomil,y custom of your ownl. • \ . ,Y ISIT YOUR _AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALEll ~- .. hand1ing ease are a reveTationl Why not eneourage your 10n to apply ,f or th.t· re- roUte. ~ The new "c;.r of cars'', with coacbcraft bJ Fleetwood, is heautifu1 and luxurious to an un• precedented des=. And ito performance and and dramatic truth about Cadillac-that,. of oourse, is its uncluz.nging goodness and quality. For fifty-live yean:, the Cadillac name has aignified one aod the same thing to motorists Over ,. . HS Entomoloekt Complete Beauty Service not lead to />!Ill .,. David 0. Quinn Extension Pbint Pathol..ist And Vaughan's Beauty Salon llkeneu, we enter that stale of mind whleh may apUy be ellled God'• country. Thls. mental ' ' R.c.nfNIMI•tkml lion• are favonble, IIC.l'ioua I _ . may otcur. SprQ or duat lba f"' tatoel and torn~tota rt_plll'ty WI seaton. Ute ZiDab, alone, or eo& b1ned with lnaectieklel. FIN._...• ContNI In ........ Home Garderu: 3'1. DOT DuJt or 3 level tablespoonfulr of liM'. oor wettable powdn in 1 aallon of water . dty, ilght ..llbood u There Is a recipe .for .growing boys Joa - his church home, school, friends and then tth1ill cer• lain so;,ethlng "' the recipe that m~kes a bil , lp~~l-; a plnch ol respoosJbilltY, ~ , . , . ,, , I.A1. Anthlopol4. C.ntrol ·w order 1o ftnd God'• eoua· try we mud 1lrst lind God. Tb(:l nature of God u bJJinite good, 11 the tender Father-Mother of all, u ever-preaent Love, eternal Ute, all-powerful Spirit, is establllbed ID tbe Bible. • • • All we begin to und•l"tand God betteP •ad to express our true Bes.p ons ibillt y tO. lAnd ~~ National Good Citizenship Award , the klnldom of aptrltual enU;btenmenL can we etreet thia .sa. he&tlnl Junior Kennedy told IJle they're going to call their Greyhound bul' tor the Seniors N. Yawk trip "The Mabel Hysell Special", cause "ck tJ why? Well, Mabel has ~old t1 e , their prujeets all over the .has given time and money buy their soup and bai:ed stuff -in .short, abe's been a klnd ot a11istant business manager. And •he'll get tl;le bi&a:ert kiek of any 'Vi@'Viel' when at last we see amiUng faces or otu . MilS 1S;onlo·ro at nave Garroway'• winabout Tuesday, May 41. ~1 boys and 12 girh,--ean you beat it? That ole bus Is sc:heduled to leave, sunday, M&y 12. be In Watb· ington by next morning, 3 hours there, then on to N. Yawk, fellers! I'm getting so excited U :I write this, because it carrie• mebaek my v.s.rl, first 'Wasbiilgton trip In early 20 a, when I went (as aD extra) with Gallipolis Seniors year. Beloved Supt. ''Rip" ~~b!'!~• sister& and I ·:=~~ .!"'""' ~~ issued open-collar JUmmer uniforms today but they didn't have: .short sleeves. Officials sai-d short sleeves were banned beeause a~ cltlzena obj~ted to IOJ'It of tfle bJtoot oa tome o.l the pioll~e- Oft t2. WOd 'ex I and OIMIM harmony to 1 state of coaldeace. 3S.Arpnt (llllbr.l m...ure tt. OrpMot I lnwct llro. Eddy .... J7f), «the kiDfdom of ltoraie for a vlatt. While 1;~'t:~;Js the reJ,a. of dlfiDe there sHe WIS aaket!, "How do It Is • mental dlte.• God's country?" She qreea wltb the oftoQUOted !'!Ill'~~' ~·~'~!!dY~ .. ·••ooh, 1 statell!Ollt ol Chrlat Jen~~ !Loke II 17:2H, "lbe kll!ldom of God II wlthla you." The tearcb for a better eouotrr. therefore, meant u. lff'ort to ntablillh a Jtetter mental state.. It meaa a ehu,. from • at.lte of fear1 uueertalatr. dilappoiilbnent. dlaeue. iUJd in- n.Rerrot 36. Cllldll Tblft nal11 ,,...,.,n U there could be 1 photo f1n.: isb on all thue thinas, 'twould be Blmp)e. But DO, JOU ,.,otta breatl some poor k:d'a heart, by a stern• I-bope-this-i.l'l·rigbt decilllob. ' A!.ITTLE girl who .11...! In New Eoglond went to Cal- 3l.l!Tan·y U.Jotl :so. J'onlnltlnr , ution . Jn the lndavldual tchoo:; by lhe ptlnc:LpJl How Much 0... G.ven~~Mnt Pat FARM NEWS F or e84:h '11 ptnt of milt to·. WILLIAM '· O~IOORY sumed bY the scbool dtlldnn 1' MaNn County A1rlcultun~ Afllll addition to wbat they cormame at TIM lptcial lchool Milk the rea:ular aehool lunch, tht The •Mason County Home ~ · P'ederal a:overnment paya $.01. monst.ration Women'• Clubs are VItally Interested In the- Special Scbools whioeb do not have s. re.:ular tthool lunch program cu. Milk Proa:ram a;,d tbeir Pre.idenl participate in the tpecial m1lk MTI. Eleanor Gill, a1ked me if ! progr1m. They receive t -01 leu wouldn't devote my column to reimburaemeut..- per If, pint oi the program tbl.ai week. Whe,. Ttw Money ComH From- mtlk. l'he1r Federal relmbun ~ rr. ! nt for each ~ pint -of milk con How Administered sumed il $.03. The Umted Stales Departme t· of Agriculture haa bu.dgeted The ~~::' ~:0~~ p funds to be used tor the SpecU ~ . rl}. Sctlool Milk Protram. The pur· ,lram can be lta~d any lime 1 pose of thi.J Special School Mi'lt the. school year . • o &et Yeder.l. Program iJ to divert aome of the RetmburseJMat recorda . of th , tur:Plua milk to a very healthf 1 number o.t '1.2 pinta ot mdk pur· cause-extra milk to be consumed cllaaed daily, the cost of the mil' by the JChool children of thl' purcbued dally, a~ount of C!OUn* money paid by the ehildren, and recorda of other expenditUN!ll The program l8 administered in auch u atraw~, refrigeration, e' . tbe County by the Board of Ed 1- muJt be tept. One and onr God's CountrY 9:011 Wednesdar Night Fights BAY CJTY. Mleh. UP - JitUe robins are about ready to fly from .OUT maple here and I keep a watrhfu1 eye on maraud- I 0~11~1:r;~;;-·--;--~;7,;~~~~~~MliiT &URNtNO SENSATION bold "'-eir ft~y etelllPI'. "Flici:-er, nick-er," goeS the golden w1nged woodpecker down at Sandra Brewington's who is now Jiving in the former, Nell McCoy home. Sandra, tells me rue· fully, "You know he b.allJS on our roof evel'y morning and wakea ll.'J up." we ali hwe him, tho, and he entertains u9 so. My new 1 The vaccine was developed at Walter Reed Arm.Y Medical Center here by a research teain beade'd by Dr. M<'ourice Hilleman. De· tense Secretary Charles E. Wilson recently pl'esented Hilleman the Distinguished Civilian Service Award, higheat military decoration tor dvi1iinS, in reeognition of his work. FARM NEWS I moltly areet the 'hoe m&D or 1"-dy, ~·Have you any BIG tboel I wl.nt BIG thota todt)' ." And dOn't forget t.bat, dear ._ tere ot tbe stmet. Shoe men tell me they tell more 8'1 1nd II'• th&O they do unalle'r tiJes. And theY all look beauutul, beeiU&e toi!JJ•• ahoea, even. tnexpensive one1, att I a1ways think I'm going to take just one more f!lpring calm c11t and made so eleverl)'. ly. Then it all burtts en one's d€ liebted .view and :you wonder Showeri' uf c:uclJ deseelld on how it all happened anyway, al~ our pOrC!h and are banded tG Ul u that green and gold and plnk 1nd e1ndidate1 push 1bead to lflf 1. white. The way I'm gonna do-rm a:onna . Bltda, oh my dear beloved just vote tor all of 'em-pr1ctlcall)' birds. !Jl of them are bark and everyone of 'em'• a friea4 f)r II wale me sweetly not long 'l.ft~r former papll I'Y~ known for aaet. 4 A. M. Robin starts with a te • Well, no, of eoune J1J haye to tative inquiring "Are the rest ol make 1 choice. But am I eve17 glad you awake?" Then catbird joinS I havea't befn a judce <latt1J) oa. In with "Dix1e Melody" imitating a peHe contett, or a Home Zc Ell:~ 1 every sweet liquid noll' in ,11 hibit (·I was, ollC!e, hQnelt I wu, Oil bird land. a Home Ec. judging). 'Peace ' Olive lng,_aJI 21. Man\llte-. 12:00 . WHTN-TV Chann•l13. TUESDDAY CHANNEL 13 u :30 Slgn On Millt•ry Strain• I buy a new p1lr ol veJYt~ty lOft white tboea. Don't you ju.lt love th, feel .)f lOft leather with fum rubber lim.na In the 10le Juldt? Here I've clumped •round lb tOme last year's ttuff - too thort the, were aa)"Way - wbeJJ; Ill the while these aoft on~ that falrly IDIP your teet tmUe were waitlnJ for me at the store. IY &LANCHI M. HASKI"I Dear reader•. J've been having one of my seuons of droua:ht. tar a1 thil column's eoncerned. I sudlienly sot a feelinJ, grabbed a pencil and here [ am.. I looi: wistfully at a ptece uf column I wrote two montbs liDnow doggone near cbtolete wbereln I was a ruin' -about some ~ehools closJng for George Birtllinaton's Washday and som~ we'"!! not. (M. H. S. .cloaed. 0 ·U . didn' ~ and 'twas thatawa.y all over.J Well, 111 Jet that reat •while I burst forth In my eulogy of spring that Ii.terally fills mY vety soul just now. a med1cal seminar aponaored by lhe American Medical Aa~KM::iatlon In New Yori: June $. Pending tht. official present· tlon, Htlleman refusid to elve a reporter spt!cirie figtues on the field test resulta. The fact that the vaccme was more than 90 per cent effeetivt: wn learned from other sources of unquestionable authoraty. The test at Fort Leonard Wood reproduced on a large-acale a trial of. the vaccine eond~cted at Fort D1x, N. J ,, in the wmter of 19*M. The vaccine was admin· lstered to 311 retruits at Fort Dix, ind-wu found to be 98 per cent effective against the particular strains of \Jirus it was deala:ned to combat. Another vacrine against the military strains of adeno virus hai bee-n developed at the National 1n. stitutes of Health by a '1'eiearch group under the leadership of Dr. Robert J. Huebner. This vaeeine also showed aood Tesults in "'l'tlliminary test'l on Navy recruits a.t Great Likes Training Center m Chicago m the winter of 1956-56. .z l~D~:I~0--1Th~e~L;•~te~S~h~o~w~·--~~~~~----====~~~c--- lt:SO Sli• . ~Q- Td The d Heart Guild will , ......,,. . . . . . IJJita.plt&J •.ti11altmt ..1 h.u : KUitr WUJe ta on 990 $pot t]~t.! lclrJI : :O 'J:"' .J '"l~tUr~ f·lt~ : ::·)~~ '"'~HI '-H•. 1!, :·~!:.;•: toi o :1 :,:•, . l .·I.•J'. \'-1 ;! 28. Tanned, (mut.) ' 19. Skin ,_,:-!!f;11' '~ l~: ·~,.,;Jl ;!:.-Jiii;I:I:•J [~ \f ;:; IIII;J 22. Encoun• 1l1rJ t lllr.., ~.'J [~ : ~,_,l-1 : i tered !-1i~•J';l [.\; uwr~[;l 24. Youth. 1.HI ..:. I ~J il'-1 r••r~.r~:: ~ a 1: ~ '-' J': 2!i. Strike ii~ i!lt:.at·: n:•r.:m'J 2& men.l-4 1 r:1 d :l :·~~ m :•l LJ 3. Fluft' . Katie's Kitchen 12:30 As thP World Turns 1.011 Our Miss .Brooks I 1:30 Hou.separty · WJEH ' O!FEATIN6 ,ere•. 7·00 Captain Kangaroo 7 4~ CBS Mornin£: News 8:00 Mornmg Show 9 :00 GarrY Moore 9·30 Arthur Godfrey 10 ~30 Strike it Rith 11.00 Valiant L~dy 11:15 Love of L1fe 11:30 Search '-or Tomorrow 11 ·45 Guldmg Light 6:011 ActiOn 6:15 ·Dou.glas :F;:dwards o. pte~tldent Pmident El~enhower, In a m•sIIJfl rucl to the NATO meeUne iD •onn bj ~ ol State lolon Foltor Dulle~ olid the Unil· ed s~ lnltnda. 1o 111 7:00 c,ptalp Kangaroo 7:45 flBS Momlag NewG 8:00 MornlAif .Show 9:00 Garry Moor~t 9:iJ;O Arthur Godfrey 10:30 Strike It llicti 11:00 Valiant Lady 11 :15 Love of t.Jfe 11 ·30 Se81'Ch for Tomorrow 11.45 Guidint Lillht 12:00 Katle'J Kitchen 12:30 AI the World Turns 1:00 Our MiSs Brooks: 1:30 Houseparty 2:00 Bia Payorf 2:30 1 Bob crosby Show 3:00 Brlibter DIJY 3:15 Secret Storm 3:3D Edge o! Night 4:00 The Ear1y Show ~:30 Yol,lr Esso lleporter 5:45 Sports Patade G:~ Weathetman The vil'use•, which sdentista only reeently have begun to lsolite and classify, are responsible lor many of the more severe upper re•p.intorial infections which are aecompanl:ed by .lever. The ailments they produce are known to t~rmen a1: "gripp~," ''severe eold, virus pneumoma, eatarrhal fever, sore throat and intlamed -=--=-----~ ' - · -CHANNEL 8 WEDNESDAY 8:3() Against Property Revalua tloo Levy 7 ·00 Phil Silvers Show ?':30 Private Secretary BED~OR!jl PTA ME.TtNG 8 .nn ToleJl t~e .,.,.uth 0 Patter11ori , county achoo' s~lf Re ~»Jt'e1t~ll.r.,.." superintendent will speak at a 9:00 $64',()(KfQUeiUOn mfletin'!l of the Bedfor(! PTA sch .,_ 0:30 Spl~ Jone11 Show ed;::u::le;::do.l::o::,r.W::,::•d;:n:::•::•;:d;:.ay~,.:M:::;ay..:;B;.·-·.110:00 UP-to-tli.e-minute News .. 10:05 Seanning the Weather week Iri Washington, It was disclosed, Adm Arleigh A. Burke, chief of naval operations, told 11. congressional committee: "We can de~truy RusRia now no ttll're Is matter what ~he doea no way she l'arl avoid complete destruction " But Burke warned abo that Ruula "either has a c11.pahllity now or shortly will have or doing the same thing to us." In Bonn, capital of West Ger· many, Chancellor Konrad Arlenau. er told a meeting of North Atlflntlt ·rreaty Oraanlution rountries "Modern atomic war would hrlng an npocalyptic fate .upon the whole of mankind, including the peoples of the Soviet hloc." 3:45 Modern Romanace! 4 :00 Comedy Time 4:30 Movietlme 5:30 Cartoons 5.4S News Picture Q·(W,) W4terfront 6:30 Weathercast 6:35 Sports Eye 4!:45 NBC News 7: 00 )14yor or the Town 7:'30 - Father Knows Best 8 .00 Kraft TV TI:teat,er e;OO 1'h~ is Yoqr Life ·.. S:SO 0 Henry Playhouse 10 :00 TBA lO:SO News Headlines 10:40 Nitewatch 1 ht 12:011 Ton g 1:00 Sign Off . , New Vaccine Perfected By Army Proving 90 Percent Eff~~ctive WASHINGTON UP - A new vacclne which the Army tested lnt winter on thouaandi of re· ~ cruitl b.as proved more than 90 per cent effective In preventing eertain trp~s of se"'ere respiratorial infr,eUons. Mljor drug companies have at. read7 begun producing the vaccine in quantity for the Army. Otficlals l;lelieve it will Bave the armed aervke:s millions of do11arr a year In lort time and medical care. . 'l'be vaccine doea not prevent the common cold. It is effective agalaat three types (strains S 4 IDd 7) of tbe eo-called adeno' 1i· ruses. o·oo 4.30 5:30 5:45 --,.---- The Salisbury PTA will meet to· ni1ht at 7:30 instead of May 21 IS 1.seheduled. There wiU be installation or ofCic:ers and plans will be made for the commencement and the school picnlr. Members are cuts requested to bring sandwiches or cookies. CHANNEL 3 WED 6 ~~ SIGN ON 7 .00 Today 9 ·00 Romper Room 1'he Price Is Ritht 1 10:30 Trulh or Conseque~s 11 oo Tic Tuc Dough 11:30 lt Could Be You 12 ·00 Currenl 1 oo My L1ttle Margie 1 :90 Tennessee Et'rue 2:00 Matinee Theater 3:00 Queen for a Day 6:!15 Si&n On 7:00 Today 9.00 Romper Room 10:00 The Price Is Right ID:90 Truttf or C~nsequences 11 :00 Tic Tac D?Jlgh jl.3D It CouldrBe You I2:DO Current 1'119 ¥Y Little Margie I·SD Tennessee Erpie ;:oo Matinee Tbeater 1:00 Queen for a Day UD Modern Romances f ·Oil COmedy Time DID YOU KNOW TIIAT?: ' Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 7, 1957-3 . " 0 / �• • f-4)ally Sentl11el, l'omeroj-Middl eport, 0 ., May 7, 19!\7 -~:1 Cimoli Leads Dodgers To 5~4 Victory :O ver Braves Brooklyn "Trade Bait" Delivers .In 14th Frame To 8reak Up Game UNDERSTIJDY lRON LIEGE toPS bERBY FIELD BJg~uMayBe champion Brooklyn Dodgers, is the latest exampl e that sometimes the best trades in base baJI are the ones that ne\ler are made. A mere .11! hitter in 36 at-bats last season , Cimoli was the CJN~INNATI • 'l'C' ri Junfant railed manoger.q Walt Al· W~tb 25 hits and is the hero of the ~"'!ij · err ~ four -hour, 14 - inning '\'It Of}' over the Bravf's Monday night. Cfmoli broke lt up with his fifth bit of the night, a ~olo homer oft Red Murff to leud off the 14th frame and give San dy Koufax his lint win . The Chicago Cul::t• whipped the New Yotk Giants, 6-2 ln the only othlfr National J..eague game Mon· day Wla.ile thf• Baltlmote" Orioles defeated the Detroit Tigers. 8-6, in ~3 inning! and the K;ansa.~ City Athletics wallo!)ed the Washington Senllors, 8-2. in American League &atno. Winner Take All CLallenge Made By Sugar Hart •. - ston and F'red Haney to thr· mound to w<:rn of :a " bean ball" Jfhl ~7.eW!ki, were guilty of "dusters-" in the first hame_ Ed Mathews homered In the first inninJ but Carl Furillo blasterl a three-run !tGml!r in the bottom of the inning after si ng) Ps by Ci moli and St!ndy Am oros. Cimoll filled in in center field for the in· jUi't•d Du ke Snider with Amoros taking over In ]eft field . Mathews wa lloped another hom· er in the J>ixth inning and Joe Acleock blasted his six th of the season in the eighth to produce a 3-3 tho. The Braves went ahead in thf' 12th un Ring tes by Mathews and Attdy Pafko follow~ bY Johnny Loga n's saerific-e fly but Cimo- NATtON.toL . Milwaukee . . . . ·BrooklYn p,inein~all . . . . s~. J,.ou~ . . . . . . . Ehilal{elphia . . . ll!.w Yor~ .. _. ~.", LOS ANGELES (UP)· - Jockey Willie Shomih!~er fiauled his golf clubs out of the closet today and pre~.af'l\4 lo sit ou( a 15-day suspension Imposed on him by stewar.<lfof Churcbilf Downs for misjudginll the fimsh line of IBB! Sltui'day's Ken• tucky Derby. ,: . Shoemaker didn't blame the stewnds for suspending. him UP - prarllcally I duel after ~tarling pitchers Lew Burdette and [)on Drysdale both IY IJNtTID For Gallant Man Putlup In Dtirhy 'rraubled re. ' o being out for tiM! re. I' of the - baseball season, j wants doctors to have on.e mor~ - be bl-amed b1mseJ.f for the ;i .~ look at his aching back before un- of misjudgment , that probabTt d~i'goini surger)'. oo.st lils mount, Gallant •Man, vio:-tory in the race as he was n01n d The big Cincinnati Redlegs first out by Iron Liege. baaeman was sc heduled· to leave the hospital today wller.e ,h e un· When infOrmed of his st:JspenI derwent teBt.s- for a week Jn order sMn, Shoemaker said philoRO!)hi· to fin d what was causing a pain cafly, think thfy're rtoing in hb left hip. the rig"They ht things, so I guess thel"f''s Doctors said Klus:zewski was little I can say about lt. I just a stupid mistake in jud.,: suffering !rom a slipped disc and made mWJt-and tha-r-!1 that." recommended an operation. He Shoemaker revealed he realized tentatively agreed to surgery on condition the team of nine doctora his mistake the inst;<;nt •ttu l!e who diagnosed his injury take an- stood up the irons tt the 16th pole lind said the names be _!ti other look. enUy .called himself MUldn't he pHnJ;ed in a newsp•pet.• ''Then t laid the ·wbi-p to Gal· MACHINE AGE !ant Man again, but it was to :~ ~AMIL'OON", N. Y.-CharJes R. late.t f qidn't pa•l hlPl up :whttn I Kirkley, a pre-engineering s"tu- easeiJ up hf the . safdfe-, but th~ den"t at Colgate Uaiversity ha<; ('hQ,ng~ in my po<~i tlon eaus .:d mechanized the ancit:nt game of hirfl to bH.tHte- nit:JmentarllY-jai;t Uc-tac·toe so it can be playcJ eno'urh that we dropped lrfim. a by a simple system of switche.9. no~e to a head &ehin~ He dU!.-' t "It re11lly works" said Kirkleytbouah.'' and just think no par1ner, no p~ jO;;i:;:~~~~~~·~id~ per, no pencib." And IJO fun eith·lj er; Kirkley admitted-the m .lchine alway!!l wil'ls. Dodgers' No. I trade bait all winter. They eventually kept him I only be~a11se nobobdy else was in· 1 At Ebbet~ Field ump ire Lee Bal· Today, ttae 2'7-year-old native of San .FTancisco is batting .316, has driven in 10 runs . leads the team ' li tloubl ed <tntl scoretl th(' tying run on Furillo's sl ng!e in the bottom of I he inning. Then came Gino's sceond homer - his first also bl'oi!f' up an extra innin,g g•mc a~t:<tin~1 Robin Roberts, NE\\' YORK UP- Voting Gatnt>t D d April 1lB. The ~·ictory left the Sugar Fl art. ltll'feited with vir"" o get·s on J one game behind w the 'rent-ru nn ing Rrav e1. ies over unranked wellerwei ght..o , Don Kai8f>r. 22-year-{)ld speed· Yelled a fi&ht-olfer ott, "wirult'" bailer, pit chl'd a six-hitter to galll take all" to foUl' of the top 10 h:h1 first t·i~tory for the Cubs and today, help hand Ruben Gomez his first The 21~.f~ld PHllldelphlan loss after three ltralibt wlns for was aomewliaf riil!ftd because he the GiantS'. J<;d WlneenJak'8 twobad to be content with a 9-1 , 0-t run si ngle wn the key brow ot "9-1 decWon over A1 Suear Wlls·~n the Cubs' lour-run aixth-innl.nJ rat. In their 'J'V bout at St. Nleh.olas ly that broke open the game. Arena Monday nilht, and he said , Jim Brid"'W"~.,r's first hit of the Baseball Quiz: How ~an· a plt· lona J~ rhallOWJJ, . surroumiea ~ "be'1 the laat unranked opp9nent sea1on, a double, o1rove In cher have more than threlf .11trfkj several Of ~ser dlnl~ona.· I'll- meet.'' 1 rum n the l•Hn to give the Orl· outa tn one lnnlni? {Ste aD:IW lit Jy t~ we< r. to- Rqn Will bO Hart and manager Marty Ste ·n ole:> their victory over tho Tigers ei-H!wher& on this pare.) !Ubjeoted lo iti • lltt' · o~· buiJeif fhe wlrlher-take-all ella!- The blow followed a double by dur, . the 13th 11!\' < >vch· tho 17·'r Jenge at the three top contender! Gus Triandos and an ittlentlonal Ban arc s!)awning, pr were Tony De Marco, Cul)ar OrlC ,!18 walk to Dick Williams, providing last week through the frat day ~, ot May. Object: to learn exact!y and llaac L91art, , and at ninth· rcltef pitcher George Zuverink and probably will con.tlnue tttr what li1h are in the .lake, sverranking Wal~ Byars, who WO 'l with hi8 second win. Bob Nieman another three or four weeks. The lje aire, type, and general condftlo,~;t. Frolrt inform~tion fatheran up.ttet decition over Hart at homered for the Orioles. eold snR!) over the weekend slow. ed tfiroueh such iampllna filtJ,lr(' MadiJon Square Garden March 8. Rookie Jim Pisani's grand slam ed them U!) tem!)oraflly. . Reporb Hart, favornd at ti-1, hall'ded n horher cllmuxed a slx·run firs-t in- from local ,ponds Included" 01\'f'" l)}antln"J .rid control Can be Plan· thorough trouncing to lanky Jl ning rRil.r onJ Ned Garver pro- from out HarriRonvllle way whet·e Jml. )lear·old Wilson ot EnglewoOd , I !~h·d it for Knns11s City th e rest a couple of 11-illch'tra were tak· N. J,, but he c~nlldn't flatten him of th1, way with a neat six-hitter. en on a Ji!:lUi. Forked RQ!Jf should be ,a. mu)b "He touaht like a turtle" de- Gus ~rnlnl had .11t'nt the Athletics more populaf. picnicking 'tu'td Those Who rhtim Forked Ru n o#ltlal track photo of the finish of the dared the irate Sugar, "all arms in fi'Ont with a two-run ~ingle as swimming plde~ this surilmer. ·The I·IIJcl:y I>ei·by Churchill Downs Saturday. Iron Liege, dri·vin;g iI and elbows ror pi'Oit•cllon. And It, Lit e Athleti c~ dea ll Chuck Stobbs. lake is shy of lht:: 6"1g fell-ow s may beach has ~n given a deep sur· .f.l:l: l a surprise this summer. A. : WBJ jCilt. ln -thftoe to last the rt !s· a 15·ramE! winner last season , "his o.f Gallant Man, his his nose,.outin front, which Hlll uld .thla weekend he spotted fa ce or saud, appli§d wh~Jl th " tance." IJlth straight lou. (International Soundphoto.) 11. whoppe!' an of 18 to 18 inchC.i love! of the lake wa.s lowered . '&; last fAll. Look for Forhd Run in come Into ItS' own. J1t, tbt. near PutuN! as ran outrtitldlnl ,recr'cn tion ipot In South~astlin -Ohio. . Chicaet~ DESI Downt the ldentic;al colorJnr ct the pole! tended" to .contuse him. agreelnr with Gallant Man's trilg e:i-, John Nerud, tbiltt the finish line is obseured at tile tract. His miscue colt Shoemalter·lQ per cent of the winner's share or' the purse, $10, 7~. Aecordlnt to; nrn .WJH(e' . . Pom!l'oy taktt Oi\ :- M~Utepor! thil alterooon tor · file: lfflt time thiR rear h1 baB,ebalJ: d!trie: b at Middleport. Pro&able hllttll'Jes in thl~ te!l: the Pll.nttnuofc rur. Would \Ike to- win: HenMW (ftd Leffle for PotMroy; Hlndy 11:nd ilbJan·l Cor Mldd1ePOIIt. Coldi ·Nohr, Swaekha~er Do dOubt Wf~ liVe his Oreball aee Bowie• . e blg ierap Aifalnat SOuth r 'umMTow In /dhen1, and tbi! 6!)po · tUnfty if he wfn8, to JO ekhPr to Dayton or Coluznbu• t61' region11 t pla'y-otf•. 'i'li"t P~nthers wo~ld Jib to take thht one. A ].C)t of f~toh entc ~ . this equatiOn-tti·e !aetet• ar.• ynbelted' thla yf!at, f'omerot h.v: been clotibered b)' abcmi- every QWe-irid baldfl. When! Is a 1-;=::::::::::::::::::::::::~ Time to Cliaage Wake Up Your Winter-Weary ' CAR < With Spring Moltif Care ~... New =----·. ..J: =-;~...... • ·.tALl .29 •u. ....., PIICI liWtcl. f- $ue lf.1fM £4J IJt~flM-1", 1141 Yeen ot Conllnuoua Servlee 1iI l'litltlelft-415 Pomeroy ' ~EAOUI W I. Pet. Gl York .... . 12 5 .7011 Cleveland . . . 8 8 .500 9 10 .. .474 Jilltlmore . . . . . 7 10 .412 Wa'Shlngton . . . . 4 16 .200 · · MondaY's lteeultl ... •f Chief of Police Ptaisu! 9~ conatii.D~I~~~:~~~~: fn Wa!bington ot Detroit-Kern · ln.ertlr 0..1 vs Foytack H Boston· at. Cbieago night:areWer 2-2" vs Donovan 1-0 BalUmoTe at Xansa11 City night -Brown 1-o vs Duren G-1 New York at Cleveland ni,!lilt --..sturdivant 1·1 vs Score 2·1 . W•cfntiCirt't Gam-. ~toll at Chicago. ~hlmore at- ltansas City Wa:shinelon at Detroit NeW York at Cleveland. INT·ERNATrONAll. LEAGUE W L Pet. G'a Miami 12 G .667 Toronto 11 7 .611• 1 10 7 .588 HZ Buffalo Rkhmond 11 9 .5:SO 2 Rochester .. , . 10 9' .526 2~2 MontreaL ..J · 7.11 1, ·~ 5,. Columbus . . . . . 6 11 .3;),} 5~ Iiavana ' 5 l2 -294 a•.; ' Cnn~o.n Fisher esERVICE y.,.. rd.y's dun 'Into the mul of twlrlltt&: dal'lrft'l with an:ta:dnt abmt,. 't'be deaf eannot bear the muale or the ulla but feel the dl)'tbm lbrou.Jll. the floor 11 they clarke wHh amazing acCuraey, The mentally Ill .are llf&ed for a few tleed., moment• to a realm of forietfWneJJ by daftt'· Jeffery Monlc.in Is HdnorecfOtl Sixth Birthday . IIJ!J.ANY, 1:¥1' Afi~S /(/~ 1 'A fort ln.stUla ju11ior pedestriana the rule. of common aense. courtel't' YIIIMWJI. ill£ PA11Mnt ROOMWit wttn't altlt •• chttN lltut h. calt-4 ... ..,.,.. chnc" In the Whrt. ....,., On her trip to Canada and the t.J.S,A. before Elltabeth became Queen ol ll!ngland , t he nd Philip t'ook privati squar~ dance lessons in Canada and partkipated to ~~quare dances a:t~n tn their honor. Sbt! enjoyed It 10 much •he learned to ee:ll and eondu~ weekQo square dance• in Bucking. ham PaiJ~. Yes, square dancing ba1 come of age because many millions of open minded !ollts have ta\en tbe the tlmt! to really Jearn the dance. Tbey are the type of people who are ncit afReeted. with "8'pectiti8''. lft.teiad' of w~~tteblng others provide e.otertalnment, they like to do-itt.Iietti•ekle8. ~Today'll: aquare dance continues a~ bllicaUy Ameritan contribution to ibfl a:eneral world .of. dante. It 1!' part of 20th eentilf}' tulture as It was In 19th Century llfe. It pre· vidt!l recreational outletr without re1ard tf> ~lau. YOUNG RACERS HADDONFIELD. N. J.-TJio South Jersey Junior Rac1nJ .M .sociation,. a non·pro!it club fol'lhed ·•to promote and entoura'e Midget auto Tat"iug all: an. intere-it · ing and 11fe acti•itr ldf you~g thildnn," i1 OJ)ell to bi011 add girl! from 8 to 16. Rooms I and htrhwa.y safety, Thel...,lra· New flrnihlre FOB LETART W Tho.ae 11pendiag Satlll'da)" night with Mr. and MrR. Cul"tit IUctard · were Mr•. John CbandleT, :rreddi.e Dit.nnie a~4 SUe, )Iii. Chandler'• hiend, t.ira. ltofe Freeman, Donx1a I and Karla, all or J._~~ 01, aod Sunday evetttna: eu~ ~Jts of the Ri<:kar(ls werf llt. ·anct IUs. Homer Rickard, lten~eth aul Dale of C~lumb~ _ Mr. and li)'S'. ~tanley Adluns of New Haven, Enne and $299.00 \• BAKER FURHittiiE Oti 'l'lte Brlptest &omer blllddlqol't Twill 'Rickard. ~ d.io alation donates free air time to promote safe drl ving and walk':ing habit&~ Constant editorial eoveroge !11 given to the safety eause by the Milford NE!we. Loeal merchants BUPply free aotety calendars to all achoola, homes and shops, and insurance companies run sa.fety ads in the newspaper. Poll~ officet1 vl1lt e~eh grade 8(hool cla88room at least on« a-month to deliver aRfety mes...... n ltimt•(b, t•ll", •podol nMI!I!iR'8:1ftH'ature and b7 Retults Buffalo 9 Richmond 4 )IJ.ami 4. Moi'itrt:,.l 2 . if:avanll- 3. Toronto 2 complellon May ftttt, sUspended galtle Toronto 8 Havma 0. Only ·garll.es sch~dllMd 1 Patty Roush Is Honored Guest At Bridal Shower A bridal shower honoring Miss Patty Lou Roush of Letart Rout(' wes held iast Tuesday evening Jt the home of Mrs. Eileen Forema'l Mr. and Mn, c. A. stew~rt ot in Maso n. .JI.()stesses for the occasi on wc;oc Ne-lsonvilie, wlti Mr. Mrs. Foreman an~ Mrs. VI •! inti .•. . _, ~~ f\ousll. . Gam!~~ WE!r4ii · pJzyethnd a doGr prize \Waf WOI\ bY Mn Geotie .1tt~ns111\·, ' AtteQding were Mrs. John Bnum ~ ...ner, Mrs. T1Mma <{1:;~!!'_~: legs were Mn'. Nam"dt Jo~on, Jllt;j, Oni~ winning J'ohilsOn, Pit~. Geor~ J6'1i'M'6fl., daY seven games, b11t Mrs. Lawrence Stew.Irt, Mr. and eU 'par.t .ot their long road trip Mrs. Lester J<'oreman, Mrs. Edga;. M and Mrs Bert McDole and waR I!Omlnac up. A~br;t~~' -~~~~. Rodney an of Toledo-1 9'1n.t the week · . OAkHILL TRY IT AND· To.Extend YOU'LL \NANT ~ IT' I Streak To' Tonlilif lbT lfeMd ptreo Dodget1 will be· 1eared to test tbe met· tie ot tbti !,¥Jdlep, . wbo ·have IW.pt ••...:.:.:.-...11 pu,t P,biladelphla, -·~ o.J: New Yorlt,·ahd Prmlll>urrh. . . Tbe' . . . . :~Ill be ~ flrlt be- ...,,d wt:n ' . tween· ttlt ' (WO clubl th~ seann, and "Vfiln ·~· liJt yeu's feud· that nd'4 'f'Vtn· af 11-eaell. tor tbe sepori. ·> · . ·· Hal JdeOa't.'· who scored. two · vletorlei ~ the · :{>~ lallt ·se~~af0l'8i14y. Johnny uve I aon 'lJNrt . . ' daugbterR, Mn. Lawrence ,. mal'l ......:. v Rousb Mrti. DI'Vllt' •MTS. an . ' • ' 1·' Kay, Jlo¥ An~. Glbblr; . 1!6 ~ Rouah, i(nice RO'I:JSl'l, Nanc.v ROusb, Debra RQusll,.. ~:rt; Dou :·. liS RoUIIh, ,Pauline CUnnd'liJhan;t, carol curlnfnaham, Jdnett. C,unll'. ip-(ham, Mrs. Liz#e S!&Wart, W.~~.! row ll'Orelban, Denn11 F~reffJ_an, ¥Y(a Potefu«rl 11_\d' SlitLroft tore- tam.:b. ••4•wltli tiJr. and lltra·. Jaclt Wood. , Je""" Fte~itk Wd ~niJ)le ta . .., t Jot . elt dd: to attin.d1 schoo we having murQpf ' A us! Weber, romilnt 4wte .. ·Ot"f' po "'· ·~.• ~~~~·. ~~~'ti.l~tl'!~• ;. .ito-~tffli!ir ,~~b~ lltl> \lie' lilOund I>i· , . . man.-· years adtlili' op~d daughter; M"rS. nea i,~ IlOilo· plt<h l·l' ~!ftd oiO ~ ,_..,_.' 1 Itt this se• ·~ · Tioe a.aJ.~ Idle Monday; ha\'0 to._~., thel.~ poll· u:noo,!111!bin-.. ilit tiilldlnp tiP~!~~ ~ 1 AsMaoat;er ~~In~ - dt ' Washlneton SenaioiS, Wu cluti n Detroit tocby to diRcws a player-trade and.or the ooulbJ.e release of mtlltler Charlie Dre.qen. . The seaaJ6if dropped the!r ii~l~ttr .m.-! R:ame Monday at Kanll.t ClQt. ,J:'cl Grltt1tb, en route hl're fi'om WUhli.lt'ton, was quot ed i! Hriiuf, ·"a~me-thln1 drast~~ hu to l$e drit/'·. . , Thtl Wa~liton. Post and Timos iteral.l i.otd 1 ii~ay nlrht It hod '+~~'hiM Oiftfft plan• to dilml.u Dreilen RftliJ ~Ql;ote one of the tean;1'J epache11-Billy Jurgea t'1' CBoRfc!! ta:fi.'ftlt~. temporary . ll'lllrlaw. . Th~ SellaJ6fl mlved here Mon llav niJbf for tll'e opealnc of a tlu~·~·lli'lfh!l· MrU! However, nei thet DrH.-. • 01iffith were 'yaJlable for comment. Johnny M~Rtte. t~ ifrkerR' new pnenJ man.a'* ntd If )Janned to mee! with Grlffllh for poulblt trade tallu. Qu·~t.:-A-:.:::.:::.. =.,:-w=~~o:::.-,.._ ettch•r. dro1M a third strJb wMn ltlo loa- lo olr.Jblt lo "'"· OLD8MO.IL. · - Tit. tidmMo ..,.,.. __ . .,......., ___ .... _. ..... • ~ }106'11t• - -..... " -.,., ...- ... . . . .~~~ WM-· YCI11 N••li 1T·1 "'' ba...t.l ..... acMM\tc ....J..tally, ttlia:•Nt the accotiOI& dii:i...Wil Mi 10iii . . . . . . . . ond .,.;<. 't..l;o, · - ....., _ ....... .. . . . forM .......................... .. ~,_.., ., llllftPr. ~'• et.ri ctctbdor Ofllltn \OOU. ftlit - •*• llll•o••• o•vtii.dJIW•IIT •••o'll PI~ HION_M.......... --·~I • . .I dfi.U.jl ~ atoater ....rvo of extra ~atety power tdr tho ·~ .altu.tioDI Tliat"s why Old!mobne•a new 1~2 R·ool:et Engine• ilr fiie iwo en(inea in one. And you, the dfi.Yer, ·1 re irf Com.plete control of how you want to trdel. For praotieally aD diivins noedl you enj"r the fUel. - y of ~ liJoCI• ......, ..;..,... Ot, a toud. of tho .....,lirulool put tho thioo-quuten Iliad: will . . . . o·· •• _... wondeHal drliiiii Bs~ie'itoe, ' AUYHG.IZID C ··.S' .\t·..IVIo....... C) 8 .. i i.t'l . .,. ,· ,. ... :r . w~~~ :'"'• t!M,~fe<l leacuiloadln~1.uwaukee 1110~~. nlcht; ani one 111itt out of Small .flht· place 1 Wblle.,tlie Redle&l, in tli~ place; •tt two ae.d a Kalf out. · .._,~ a•mu ri . . , Aftlr tiM" uvuaer ae tt eom..•· • four Me aerie• Ill C~iea&O 'OeJinnJna- J'!td"a)'. • .. . . . I~ " L.. E ·IMbigFonle You don't have to be rich fo enjoy flM-Ilar ltlxul'jl. The new kind of Ford is America's l'owest-priced• big car.,. yet it offers tbe .~eauty, V·S GO and luxury ride of cars costing far mote! """""'Ia( ••via& 1l 'i'O' U!it ' briq two additlotil . . . . . _ into uae. 1'bil P.va you ......ftnc ~ ...... 50 poi<Aut •-dor operathlf ...,,. p!ui fl uNtie il. pc;.IOf tli'U ' " - addi!i! aafety. lf y<MI' w;;. .... "'-'ly tried the J-2 ltoobt, you neorby Oldomoblle Doak.. ia. lite. yoa w come ia R a {tin · ....... Ito liio· pielt tor " J-1 1'01t'D &lld it iio • Mlll1 - W C.O.tor ecooomy '"" all fial'mal iliiM)I .. " " - . - · , ~-. lil~i · ~.,...,.. and the runner....-. It .... flrtt· bntl llhfy, lt, II ~ ea I llrllit out lor lho olhhtr. · ;' Dod. . . '~:J.":'' ~t .... . You'll for the rally was . m. and was follo-:ed bY sei'Viee welcome and. at tam~ and· ConferWa• ~*ed fty tbe wD'tnen alid was ·. bb~hied meeting of otrleers. "··~-·;,·.,- ~: ; """"* as If it wme. olD railo that fts engine is as respoos!Ve and DIDiblif till i ! polo pony. Six or V-8 tbe gohig i< great I . But eten though this Ford lumdlu like on ..,.,.. sive car,lrs still priced Ford-low, In fact, model fat model right across the board,, Ford is the IOioe.t priced al the low-pribe lhreel ~ • Ford. If you Jove thrift you'll love our '57 Ford. No ear ever before bas offioed such perfect bJmd• ~g of big-car luiury and small-car price. Once you take the wheeL you'll discover how the "'nner Ford" gives you the ldnd of ride you haYe ~ood befOre Ollly iD cars oootinl far more. ....... lind Its ad""""'*'-desiin elWsls aDci iower cmter dl gravity let It It you "·Jove big-car performance you "D. Jove our 'S1 0 • Tbe newldnd of FORD Ford is worth more at trade-in time And when you go to trade your Ford for a new car, yoq1lllnd that Ford's traditionally high resale value makes H worth more at thet time, too. Why not come in and Action 'Thst this fun-IOVIn', budget-iovin' Ford1 Why not come fn toolov? tiM low-price threeJ ...... l ~ - ' .. . ·. -· - ·- ;::=~,.,. .PREStON MOTORS, INC. •. • Jeffm Mankin, aon of Jfr. and MrJ. Kenl\eth Mankin wu lM!f\lf'tt ot honor at a bh1hdo17 part y t:<!ld April 2:2 at h is par entt home. GueJt1 at the party were Dot Dee and Frankie LeiFheit, Lint and Bobby Ma111kln, Ro~ c.b.P6h• te-r. Susie Woods. Un,d1 JtUe.'""f. Reger and Do!lnl" Vir.log, SI'Uirolt "'-'alk:er 1nd Mlehelle Mankin. . The party yas in honor 01f trf.1 tiXlh birthday. FirOAf HARTFOIID, Conn.-Water e ginee:r Alexander MarkWI eo ,,. plained that via:itors to the filter plant polluted the sewage system He said the visitors tOS!Ied coin~ STOJtY OF DEfEAT !or good luck into the system M!m YcmK UP - Sen. John thus clogging macbinl'"ry and pol Kennedy (D-Mast.) esplalnecf to lutlng the w-.t~i'•. the over.seaa Pi'en Club Monday A',"TRAC'fiON nisht bow he lost the 1956 DemoBOSTON-on boards coveri~ crattir vice preridential norilina· a shattered plate glass window tion, Tlklng: hlr tue ft-ctm last lhe Boston Five Cents Savin~& Saturday's Kentucky Derby Ken. Bank had these words pain~ed · nedy said: "J atoOd up in tbe "Prol)f .of the attraction o~ u -. saddle, and Sen. Estes KefAuver ings, "A wayward auto btl 1U put 8 big nose between me and here." the 888 votes." BJ" Jeanae BmiUl, Dodp Safet:r CoUuftl'at :iaftlmo're 8 Det"roit 6. 13 inn. NEW Mill DIG • • • • 1r Alllt MMr NO LUCK Community" Wide Effortl 31fJ 4 ·5 Xaoau City 8 Washington 2 o'n~ james sche~uJed Tuftdlr'• ProNble Pltchen t3A8 gallon ePAINT Middleport 1,;: J!Mdein Square Dancing . . .. . Kan,as City . . . . 10 9 .526 3 ' SPECIAL! . D1;111t01i' ~olvln Gr!CIIth, SPECIAL AMERICAN l>et:roit . . . . . . . dteporro horl, l~lttiil I o up ''' ~ilr . • 4 n!ght, the · • • Boston .. ... :.. lG P. .!!6 2 \i MOil GAS , Pomeroy- anO" ~ ; tbem a few Y'elrt lifter" fiilfi. • M1 dl)'l. 1 I I t;liicago . . . . . . . 11 ~ .688 BOLJNS 1101'3' an)'tl'mo It tnes llll~dlepo ct In any eontett W It! inf:"bler•. ton• bolt, ot )~I hor I!Otf~'i Mid· ' .. _... . . 5 13 .2?8 8\<2- St. Louis at New York nightWi!hmeler 2-o vs Burnside 1·1. C~ago 8t PltUburgb nighttoholsky 0-1 vs Frlencl 2,2 ~ -. iUJWa.ukee at Philadelphia lliXh~pahn 4·0 vs tloberts 1·3 . WWntidaYs Gamas CJn~.inrtali at Brooklyr.. $~. LouiS at New York Milwaukee at Phi.iadE!lphia Chlcato a.t I'itlsbur~h J1: .Pomeroy teom nof .278 Hlf.. T"'tliy'l Pz.otiabl• Pltehert Ginclnn_att at Brookl)'n nightJeffedat 1·1 vs Podrc~ 1-1 all colors 8007-Y S 13 Brooklyn 5 MUwaukef! 14 Innings t">nly a:ame,s sehed1'tle<r . House Paint eSALES L ;ct. GB 4 .768· 5 .706 1 7 .&ll 2¥.. I} 7 .~8! 3·1h 8 g: .471 5 7 12 .368 7 Cltioaao e New YDl'k 2 fI OUTSIDE ..,f LI.O.O~E . Mond-v't Rtsults I SPORTS ~ISS wa. emplored to, Ohio Bell Telephone In Coh:ta~bul, Reeflldy 1 lll"toltltr war m. .and JUidled volee a.od oil pelriUtrr ..i.ri•J abo•t lqUM'e dlneiq la from prJvate lnltruel:ora. ..._wreaet Mr. and MrL 1. I, Wolfe re(!ently was a We•tera Eleclrte etiiploree t.hlt area ind .,.. l~otmed: "'1'he ollt one. wM auau dance are lhe reE!eived tneral int.erertlng let- before enterln1 the tft-•ld. GMt wH tome out of the hill• ter~ from thPir dau1hter and sonTbey p_lan to returtl. .lb July. ~ DW;&JU g tbelr thou... in·law. Pr~. Lawrence Casebolt, 'l'lw! Hit'4_t(lecl sop~lc!~. n:ak.•!lYing they had aafely returned to In 1906 mines on " he Clllti~t­ lnf-lbat- ftlttmerit eerta)nly kpow1 the US milltari base at WJidfleek· en, Germany after a two weekfl Pfake &: Ohio RaJlway •hlPPt1 oolh1t11 '!~vir •bOut U.. ••~>to11r of southWD Eurape. On the- 66.000.000 toot of .DJI. or 134 ject bWt tillort.UDJtely ll uot alone trip. made in their Opel, a small per een( of an eoal mined In t11t- ltt hl• thlnkl.nac. ftk mtJ' ""'' bf.en tr11e a rfw )'earl ago b•1t it German sports ear, they visited Unlted States. • •hoolllltlY ~ ,to4ay. • Berch.teasctcten, Vienna, v enice; The .Perinsrtvil.nla Jtallroilif. one btrlll lie- wikr s4i:tll'i danees toGenoa, Florence, Plsl . RomE!, Mon• oeo. Bareelona, MaOHd and· Berne. of the ~tloa't le1din~ ef\Jd carry day. They wrote glowlnlh' of Rome J Ina rol!ld.l, tao ll.lfl. o11e of Uie· ni· · " in the springtime, and eapeclall)' tlon '• lsrs:est owners ol .coal propot tbe artl.lltic grandeur of St; erties, Jdmt 400.000 IK'rM. Peter's Cathed.raL They tOu~d th~ roads of southern Frince ljetter The modern wood-cased le.1d than those in other countrlet. penc:il undi!rgoes approtlmateiY they found fhe poverty and .lOW 100 laboratory ~nd factory tes ·.~ living standardR of the rural Spart. to insure Its ttrlcleney. ... \.ish peoples very depreasing, while the main roads between citi.e~ The uotesque custom of stretrh were no better lhan our bacl: ing lips to platter size i8 RtUI fb~· country roath. The. people , in aU lowed in Equat01'"lal Alrica, 11J1 countries were friendly _ tlie style-s arc chang.lnJ. Youn1 While in BruckEinau where she &iris today go in for smaller dl8li:~ has been livJng since last Jul}l, SayR the National . Oeographlc SoDarlene has been busy paintin. ciety. RUTLAND W 13 12 I! . ·l.tSb..,rgb • . . . - .......- ........ •k o\)1, olle Baseball Results Shoemaker~ Civen ASuspension . . Sidelined For · Lst Of Season By Untied Press Gino Clmoli, the "ugly duckling" of the National League I tensted . - DUly SenUnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., May 7, 1957-6 I �• • f-4)ally Sentl11el, l'omeroj-Middl eport, 0 ., May 7, 19!\7 -~:1 Cimoli Leads Dodgers To 5~4 Victory :O ver Braves Brooklyn "Trade Bait" Delivers .In 14th Frame To 8reak Up Game UNDERSTIJDY lRON LIEGE toPS bERBY FIELD BJg~uMayBe champion Brooklyn Dodgers, is the latest exampl e that sometimes the best trades in base baJI are the ones that ne\ler are made. A mere .11! hitter in 36 at-bats last season , Cimoli was the CJN~INNATI • 'l'C' ri Junfant railed manoger.q Walt Al· W~tb 25 hits and is the hero of the ~"'!ij · err ~ four -hour, 14 - inning '\'It Of}' over the Bravf's Monday night. Cfmoli broke lt up with his fifth bit of the night, a ~olo homer oft Red Murff to leud off the 14th frame and give San dy Koufax his lint win . The Chicago Cul::t• whipped the New Yotk Giants, 6-2 ln the only othlfr National J..eague game Mon· day Wla.ile thf• Baltlmote" Orioles defeated the Detroit Tigers. 8-6, in ~3 inning! and the K;ansa.~ City Athletics wallo!)ed the Washington Senllors, 8-2. in American League &atno. Winner Take All CLallenge Made By Sugar Hart •. - ston and F'red Haney to thr· mound to w<:rn of :a " bean ball" Jfhl ~7.eW!ki, were guilty of "dusters-" in the first hame_ Ed Mathews homered In the first inninJ but Carl Furillo blasterl a three-run !tGml!r in the bottom of the inning after si ng) Ps by Ci moli and St!ndy Am oros. Cimoll filled in in center field for the in· jUi't•d Du ke Snider with Amoros taking over In ]eft field . Mathews wa lloped another hom· er in the J>ixth inning and Joe Acleock blasted his six th of the season in the eighth to produce a 3-3 tho. The Braves went ahead in thf' 12th un Ring tes by Mathews and Attdy Pafko follow~ bY Johnny Loga n's saerific-e fly but Cimo- NATtON.toL . Milwaukee . . . . ·BrooklYn p,inein~all . . . . s~. J,.ou~ . . . . . . . Ehilal{elphia . . . ll!.w Yor~ .. _. ~.", LOS ANGELES (UP)· - Jockey Willie Shomih!~er fiauled his golf clubs out of the closet today and pre~.af'l\4 lo sit ou( a 15-day suspension Imposed on him by stewar.<lfof Churcbilf Downs for misjudginll the fimsh line of IBB! Sltui'day's Ken• tucky Derby. ,: . Shoemaker didn't blame the stewnds for suspending. him UP - prarllcally I duel after ~tarling pitchers Lew Burdette and [)on Drysdale both IY IJNtTID For Gallant Man Putlup In Dtirhy 'rraubled re. ' o being out for tiM! re. I' of the - baseball season, j wants doctors to have on.e mor~ - be bl-amed b1mseJ.f for the ;i .~ look at his aching back before un- of misjudgment , that probabTt d~i'goini surger)'. oo.st lils mount, Gallant •Man, vio:-tory in the race as he was n01n d The big Cincinnati Redlegs first out by Iron Liege. baaeman was sc heduled· to leave the hospital today wller.e ,h e un· When infOrmed of his st:JspenI derwent teBt.s- for a week Jn order sMn, Shoemaker said philoRO!)hi· to fin d what was causing a pain cafly, think thfy're rtoing in hb left hip. the rig"They ht things, so I guess thel"f''s Doctors said Klus:zewski was little I can say about lt. I just a stupid mistake in jud.,: suffering !rom a slipped disc and made mWJt-and tha-r-!1 that." recommended an operation. He Shoemaker revealed he realized tentatively agreed to surgery on condition the team of nine doctora his mistake the inst;<;nt •ttu l!e who diagnosed his injury take an- stood up the irons tt the 16th pole lind said the names be _!ti other look. enUy .called himself MUldn't he pHnJ;ed in a newsp•pet.• ''Then t laid the ·wbi-p to Gal· MACHINE AGE !ant Man again, but it was to :~ ~AMIL'OON", N. Y.-CharJes R. late.t f qidn't pa•l hlPl up :whttn I Kirkley, a pre-engineering s"tu- easeiJ up hf the . safdfe-, but th~ den"t at Colgate Uaiversity ha<; ('hQ,ng~ in my po<~i tlon eaus .:d mechanized the ancit:nt game of hirfl to bH.tHte- nit:JmentarllY-jai;t Uc-tac·toe so it can be playcJ eno'urh that we dropped lrfim. a by a simple system of switche.9. no~e to a head &ehin~ He dU!.-' t "It re11lly works" said Kirkleytbouah.'' and just think no par1ner, no p~ jO;;i:;:~~~~~~·~id~ per, no pencib." And IJO fun eith·lj er; Kirkley admitted-the m .lchine alway!!l wil'ls. Dodgers' No. I trade bait all winter. They eventually kept him I only be~a11se nobobdy else was in· 1 At Ebbet~ Field ump ire Lee Bal· Today, ttae 2'7-year-old native of San .FTancisco is batting .316, has driven in 10 runs . leads the team ' li tloubl ed <tntl scoretl th(' tying run on Furillo's sl ng!e in the bottom of I he inning. Then came Gino's sceond homer - his first also bl'oi!f' up an extra innin,g g•mc a~t:<tin~1 Robin Roberts, NE\\' YORK UP- Voting Gatnt>t D d April 1lB. The ~·ictory left the Sugar Fl art. ltll'feited with vir"" o get·s on J one game behind w the 'rent-ru nn ing Rrav e1. ies over unranked wellerwei ght..o , Don Kai8f>r. 22-year-{)ld speed· Yelled a fi&ht-olfer ott, "wirult'" bailer, pit chl'd a six-hitter to galll take all" to foUl' of the top 10 h:h1 first t·i~tory for the Cubs and today, help hand Ruben Gomez his first The 21~.f~ld PHllldelphlan loss after three ltralibt wlns for was aomewliaf riil!ftd because he the GiantS'. J<;d WlneenJak'8 twobad to be content with a 9-1 , 0-t run si ngle wn the key brow ot "9-1 decWon over A1 Suear Wlls·~n the Cubs' lour-run aixth-innl.nJ rat. In their 'J'V bout at St. Nleh.olas ly that broke open the game. Arena Monday nilht, and he said , Jim Brid"'W"~.,r's first hit of the Baseball Quiz: How ~an· a plt· lona J~ rhallOWJJ, . surroumiea ~ "be'1 the laat unranked opp9nent sea1on, a double, o1rove In cher have more than threlf .11trfkj several Of ~ser dlnl~ona.· I'll- meet.'' 1 rum n the l•Hn to give the Orl· outa tn one lnnlni? {Ste aD:IW lit Jy t~ we< r. to- Rqn Will bO Hart and manager Marty Ste ·n ole:> their victory over tho Tigers ei-H!wher& on this pare.) !Ubjeoted lo iti • lltt' · o~· buiJeif fhe wlrlher-take-all ella!- The blow followed a double by dur, . the 13th 11!\' < >vch· tho 17·'r Jenge at the three top contender! Gus Triandos and an ittlentlonal Ban arc s!)awning, pr were Tony De Marco, Cul)ar OrlC ,!18 walk to Dick Williams, providing last week through the frat day ~, ot May. Object: to learn exact!y and llaac L91art, , and at ninth· rcltef pitcher George Zuverink and probably will con.tlnue tttr what li1h are in the .lake, sverranking Wal~ Byars, who WO 'l with hi8 second win. Bob Nieman another three or four weeks. The lje aire, type, and general condftlo,~;t. Frolrt inform~tion fatheran up.ttet decition over Hart at homered for the Orioles. eold snR!) over the weekend slow. ed tfiroueh such iampllna filtJ,lr(' MadiJon Square Garden March 8. Rookie Jim Pisani's grand slam ed them U!) tem!)oraflly. . Reporb Hart, favornd at ti-1, hall'ded n horher cllmuxed a slx·run firs-t in- from local ,ponds Included" 01\'f'" l)}antln"J .rid control Can be Plan· thorough trouncing to lanky Jl ning rRil.r onJ Ned Garver pro- from out HarriRonvllle way whet·e Jml. )lear·old Wilson ot EnglewoOd , I !~h·d it for Knns11s City th e rest a couple of 11-illch'tra were tak· N. J,, but he c~nlldn't flatten him of th1, way with a neat six-hitter. en on a Ji!:lUi. Forked RQ!Jf should be ,a. mu)b "He touaht like a turtle" de- Gus ~rnlnl had .11t'nt the Athletics more populaf. picnicking 'tu'td Those Who rhtim Forked Ru n o#ltlal track photo of the finish of the dared the irate Sugar, "all arms in fi'Ont with a two-run ~ingle as swimming plde~ this surilmer. ·The I·IIJcl:y I>ei·by Churchill Downs Saturday. Iron Liege, dri·vin;g iI and elbows ror pi'Oit•cllon. And It, Lit e Athleti c~ dea ll Chuck Stobbs. lake is shy of lht:: 6"1g fell-ow s may beach has ~n given a deep sur· .f.l:l: l a surprise this summer. A. : WBJ jCilt. ln -thftoe to last the rt !s· a 15·ramE! winner last season , "his o.f Gallant Man, his his nose,.outin front, which Hlll uld .thla weekend he spotted fa ce or saud, appli§d wh~Jl th " tance." IJlth straight lou. (International Soundphoto.) 11. whoppe!' an of 18 to 18 inchC.i love! of the lake wa.s lowered . '&; last fAll. Look for Forhd Run in come Into ItS' own. J1t, tbt. near PutuN! as ran outrtitldlnl ,recr'cn tion ipot In South~astlin -Ohio. . Chicaet~ DESI Downt the ldentic;al colorJnr ct the pole! tended" to .contuse him. agreelnr with Gallant Man's trilg e:i-, John Nerud, tbiltt the finish line is obseured at tile tract. His miscue colt Shoemalter·lQ per cent of the winner's share or' the purse, $10, 7~. Aecordlnt to; nrn .WJH(e' . . Pom!l'oy taktt Oi\ :- M~Utepor! thil alterooon tor · file: lfflt time thiR rear h1 baB,ebalJ: d!trie: b at Middleport. Pro&able hllttll'Jes in thl~ te!l: the Pll.nttnuofc rur. Would \Ike to- win: HenMW (ftd Leffle for PotMroy; Hlndy 11:nd ilbJan·l Cor Mldd1ePOIIt. Coldi ·Nohr, Swaekha~er Do dOubt Wf~ liVe his Oreball aee Bowie• . e blg ierap Aifalnat SOuth r 'umMTow In /dhen1, and tbi! 6!)po · tUnfty if he wfn8, to JO ekhPr to Dayton or Coluznbu• t61' region11 t pla'y-otf•. 'i'li"t P~nthers wo~ld Jib to take thht one. A ].C)t of f~toh entc ~ . this equatiOn-tti·e !aetet• ar.• ynbelted' thla yf!at, f'omerot h.v: been clotibered b)' abcmi- every QWe-irid baldfl. When! Is a 1-;=::::::::::::::::::::::::~ Time to Cliaage Wake Up Your Winter-Weary ' CAR < With Spring Moltif Care ~... New =----·. ..J: =-;~...... • ·.tALl .29 •u. ....., PIICI liWtcl. f- $ue lf.1fM £4J IJt~flM-1", 1141 Yeen ot Conllnuoua Servlee 1iI l'litltlelft-415 Pomeroy ' ~EAOUI W I. Pet. Gl York .... . 12 5 .7011 Cleveland . . . 8 8 .500 9 10 .. .474 Jilltlmore . . . . . 7 10 .412 Wa'Shlngton . . . . 4 16 .200 · · MondaY's lteeultl ... •f Chief of Police Ptaisu! 9~ conatii.D~I~~~:~~~~: fn Wa!bington ot Detroit-Kern · ln.ertlr 0..1 vs Foytack H Boston· at. Cbieago night:areWer 2-2" vs Donovan 1-0 BalUmoTe at Xansa11 City night -Brown 1-o vs Duren G-1 New York at Cleveland ni,!lilt --..sturdivant 1·1 vs Score 2·1 . W•cfntiCirt't Gam-. ~toll at Chicago. ~hlmore at- ltansas City Wa:shinelon at Detroit NeW York at Cleveland. INT·ERNATrONAll. LEAGUE W L Pet. G'a Miami 12 G .667 Toronto 11 7 .611• 1 10 7 .588 HZ Buffalo Rkhmond 11 9 .5:SO 2 Rochester .. , . 10 9' .526 2~2 MontreaL ..J · 7.11 1, ·~ 5,. Columbus . . . . . 6 11 .3;),} 5~ Iiavana ' 5 l2 -294 a•.; ' Cnn~o.n Fisher esERVICE y.,.. rd.y's dun 'Into the mul of twlrlltt&: dal'lrft'l with an:ta:dnt abmt,. 't'be deaf eannot bear the muale or the ulla but feel the dl)'tbm lbrou.Jll. the floor 11 they clarke wHh amazing acCuraey, The mentally Ill .are llf&ed for a few tleed., moment• to a realm of forietfWneJJ by daftt'· Jeffery Monlc.in Is HdnorecfOtl Sixth Birthday . IIJ!J.ANY, 1:¥1' Afi~S /(/~ 1 'A fort ln.stUla ju11ior pedestriana the rule. of common aense. courtel't' YIIIMWJI. ill£ PA11Mnt ROOMWit wttn't altlt •• chttN lltut h. calt-4 ... ..,.,.. chnc" In the Whrt. ....,., On her trip to Canada and the t.J.S,A. before Elltabeth became Queen ol ll!ngland , t he nd Philip t'ook privati squar~ dance lessons in Canada and partkipated to ~~quare dances a:t~n tn their honor. Sbt! enjoyed It 10 much •he learned to ee:ll and eondu~ weekQo square dance• in Bucking. ham PaiJ~. Yes, square dancing ba1 come of age because many millions of open minded !ollts have ta\en tbe the tlmt! to really Jearn the dance. Tbey are the type of people who are ncit afReeted. with "8'pectiti8''. lft.teiad' of w~~tteblng others provide e.otertalnment, they like to do-itt.Iietti•ekle8. ~Today'll: aquare dance continues a~ bllicaUy Ameritan contribution to ibfl a:eneral world .of. dante. It 1!' part of 20th eentilf}' tulture as It was In 19th Century llfe. It pre· vidt!l recreational outletr without re1ard tf> ~lau. YOUNG RACERS HADDONFIELD. N. J.-TJio South Jersey Junior Rac1nJ .M .sociation,. a non·pro!it club fol'lhed ·•to promote and entoura'e Midget auto Tat"iug all: an. intere-it · ing and 11fe acti•itr ldf you~g thildnn," i1 OJ)ell to bi011 add girl! from 8 to 16. Rooms I and htrhwa.y safety, Thel...,lra· New flrnihlre FOB LETART W Tho.ae 11pendiag Satlll'da)" night with Mr. and MrR. Cul"tit IUctard · were Mr•. John CbandleT, :rreddi.e Dit.nnie a~4 SUe, )Iii. Chandler'• hiend, t.ira. ltofe Freeman, Donx1a I and Karla, all or J._~~ 01, aod Sunday evetttna: eu~ ~Jts of the Ri<:kar(ls werf llt. ·anct IUs. Homer Rickard, lten~eth aul Dale of C~lumb~ _ Mr. and li)'S'. ~tanley Adluns of New Haven, Enne and $299.00 \• BAKER FURHittiiE Oti 'l'lte Brlptest &omer blllddlqol't Twill 'Rickard. ~ d.io alation donates free air time to promote safe drl ving and walk':ing habit&~ Constant editorial eoveroge !11 given to the safety eause by the Milford NE!we. Loeal merchants BUPply free aotety calendars to all achoola, homes and shops, and insurance companies run sa.fety ads in the newspaper. Poll~ officet1 vl1lt e~eh grade 8(hool cla88room at least on« a-month to deliver aRfety mes...... n ltimt•(b, t•ll", •podol nMI!I!iR'8:1ftH'ature and b7 Retults Buffalo 9 Richmond 4 )IJ.ami 4. Moi'itrt:,.l 2 . if:avanll- 3. Toronto 2 complellon May ftttt, sUspended galtle Toronto 8 Havma 0. Only ·garll.es sch~dllMd 1 Patty Roush Is Honored Guest At Bridal Shower A bridal shower honoring Miss Patty Lou Roush of Letart Rout(' wes held iast Tuesday evening Jt the home of Mrs. Eileen Forema'l Mr. and Mn, c. A. stew~rt ot in Maso n. .JI.()stesses for the occasi on wc;oc Ne-lsonvilie, wlti Mr. Mrs. Foreman an~ Mrs. VI •! inti .•. . _, ~~ f\ousll. . Gam!~~ WE!r4ii · pJzyethnd a doGr prize \Waf WOI\ bY Mn Geotie .1tt~ns111\·, ' AtteQding were Mrs. John Bnum ~ ...ner, Mrs. T1Mma <{1:;~!!'_~: legs were Mn'. Nam"dt Jo~on, Jllt;j, Oni~ winning J'ohilsOn, Pit~. Geor~ J6'1i'M'6fl., daY seven games, b11t Mrs. Lawrence Stew.Irt, Mr. and eU 'par.t .ot their long road trip Mrs. Lester J<'oreman, Mrs. Edga;. M and Mrs Bert McDole and waR I!Omlnac up. A~br;t~~' -~~~~. Rodney an of Toledo-1 9'1n.t the week · . OAkHILL TRY IT AND· To.Extend YOU'LL \NANT ~ IT' I Streak To' Tonlilif lbT lfeMd ptreo Dodget1 will be· 1eared to test tbe met· tie ot tbti !,¥Jdlep, . wbo ·have IW.pt ••...:.:.:.-...11 pu,t P,biladelphla, -·~ o.J: New Yorlt,·ahd Prmlll>urrh. . . Tbe' . . . . :~Ill be ~ flrlt be- ...,,d wt:n ' . tween· ttlt ' (WO clubl th~ seann, and "Vfiln ·~· liJt yeu's feud· that nd'4 'f'Vtn· af 11-eaell. tor tbe sepori. ·> · . ·· Hal JdeOa't.'· who scored. two · vletorlei ~ the · :{>~ lallt ·se~~af0l'8i14y. Johnny uve I aon 'lJNrt . . ' daugbterR, Mn. Lawrence ,. mal'l ......:. v Rousb Mrti. DI'Vllt' •MTS. an . ' • ' 1·' Kay, Jlo¥ An~. Glbblr; . 1!6 ~ Rouah, i(nice RO'I:JSl'l, Nanc.v ROusb, Debra RQusll,.. ~:rt; Dou :·. liS RoUIIh, ,Pauline CUnnd'liJhan;t, carol curlnfnaham, Jdnett. C,unll'. ip-(ham, Mrs. Liz#e S!&Wart, W.~~.! row ll'Orelban, Denn11 F~reffJ_an, ¥Y(a Potefu«rl 11_\d' SlitLroft tore- tam.:b. ••4•wltli tiJr. and lltra·. Jaclt Wood. , Je""" Fte~itk Wd ~niJ)le ta . .., t Jot . elt dd: to attin.d1 schoo we having murQpf ' A us! Weber, romilnt 4wte .. ·Ot"f' po "'· ·~.• ~~~~·. ~~~'ti.l~tl'!~• ;. .ito-~tffli!ir ,~~b~ lltl> \lie' lilOund I>i· , . . man.-· years adtlili' op~d daughter; M"rS. nea i,~ IlOilo· plt<h l·l' ~!ftd oiO ~ ,_..,_.' 1 Itt this se• ·~ · Tioe a.aJ.~ Idle Monday; ha\'0 to._~., thel.~ poll· u:noo,!111!bin-.. ilit tiilldlnp tiP~!~~ ~ 1 AsMaoat;er ~~In~ - dt ' Washlneton SenaioiS, Wu cluti n Detroit tocby to diRcws a player-trade and.or the ooulbJ.e release of mtlltler Charlie Dre.qen. . The seaaJ6if dropped the!r ii~l~ttr .m.-! R:ame Monday at Kanll.t ClQt. ,J:'cl Grltt1tb, en route hl're fi'om WUhli.lt'ton, was quot ed i! Hriiuf, ·"a~me-thln1 drast~~ hu to l$e drit/'·. . , Thtl Wa~liton. Post and Timos iteral.l i.otd 1 ii~ay nlrht It hod '+~~'hiM Oiftfft plan• to dilml.u Dreilen RftliJ ~Ql;ote one of the tean;1'J epache11-Billy Jurgea t'1' CBoRfc!! ta:fi.'ftlt~. temporary . ll'lllrlaw. . Th~ SellaJ6fl mlved here Mon llav niJbf for tll'e opealnc of a tlu~·~·lli'lfh!l· MrU! However, nei thet DrH.-. • 01iffith were 'yaJlable for comment. Johnny M~Rtte. t~ ifrkerR' new pnenJ man.a'* ntd If )Janned to mee! with Grlffllh for poulblt trade tallu. Qu·~t.:-A-:.:::.:::.. =.,:-w=~~o:::.-,.._ ettch•r. dro1M a third strJb wMn ltlo loa- lo olr.Jblt lo "'"· OLD8MO.IL. · - Tit. tidmMo ..,.,.. __ . .,......., ___ .... _. ..... • ~ }106'11t• - -..... " -.,., ...- ... . . . .~~~ WM-· YCI11 N••li 1T·1 "'' ba...t.l ..... acMM\tc ....J..tally, ttlia:•Nt the accotiOI& dii:i...Wil Mi 10iii . . . . . . . . ond .,.;<. 't..l;o, · - ....., _ ....... .. . . . forM .......................... .. ~,_.., ., llllftPr. ~'• et.ri ctctbdor Ofllltn \OOU. ftlit - •*• llll•o••• o•vtii.dJIW•IIT •••o'll PI~ HION_M.......... --·~I • . .I dfi.U.jl ~ atoater ....rvo of extra ~atety power tdr tho ·~ .altu.tioDI Tliat"s why Old!mobne•a new 1~2 R·ool:et Engine• ilr fiie iwo en(inea in one. And you, the dfi.Yer, ·1 re irf Com.plete control of how you want to trdel. For praotieally aD diivins noedl you enj"r the fUel. - y of ~ liJoCI• ......, ..;..,... Ot, a toud. of tho .....,lirulool put tho thioo-quuten Iliad: will . . . . o·· •• _... wondeHal drliiiii Bs~ie'itoe, ' AUYHG.IZID C ··.S' .\t·..IVIo....... C) 8 .. i i.t'l . .,. ,· ,. ... :r . w~~~ :'"'• t!M,~fe<l leacuiloadln~1.uwaukee 1110~~. nlcht; ani one 111itt out of Small .flht· place 1 Wblle.,tlie Redle&l, in tli~ place; •tt two ae.d a Kalf out. · .._,~ a•mu ri . . , Aftlr tiM" uvuaer ae tt eom..•· • four Me aerie• Ill C~iea&O 'OeJinnJna- J'!td"a)'. • .. . . . I~ " L.. E ·IMbigFonle You don't have to be rich fo enjoy flM-Ilar ltlxul'jl. The new kind of Ford is America's l'owest-priced• big car.,. yet it offers tbe .~eauty, V·S GO and luxury ride of cars costing far mote! """""'Ia( ••via& 1l 'i'O' U!it ' briq two additlotil . . . . . _ into uae. 1'bil P.va you ......ftnc ~ ...... 50 poi<Aut •-dor operathlf ...,,. p!ui fl uNtie il. pc;.IOf tli'U ' " - addi!i! aafety. lf y<MI' w;;. .... "'-'ly tried the J-2 ltoobt, you neorby Oldomoblle Doak.. ia. lite. yoa w come ia R a {tin · ....... Ito liio· pielt tor " J-1 1'01t'D &lld it iio • Mlll1 - W C.O.tor ecooomy '"" all fial'mal iliiM)I .. " " - . - · , ~-. lil~i · ~.,...,.. and the runner....-. It .... flrtt· bntl llhfy, lt, II ~ ea I llrllit out lor lho olhhtr. · ;' Dod. . . '~:J.":'' ~t .... . You'll for the rally was . m. and was follo-:ed bY sei'Viee welcome and. at tam~ and· ConferWa• ~*ed fty tbe wD'tnen alid was ·. bb~hied meeting of otrleers. "··~-·;,·.,- ~: ; """"* as If it wme. olD railo that fts engine is as respoos!Ve and DIDiblif till i ! polo pony. Six or V-8 tbe gohig i< great I . But eten though this Ford lumdlu like on ..,.,.. sive car,lrs still priced Ford-low, In fact, model fat model right across the board,, Ford is the IOioe.t priced al the low-pribe lhreel ~ • Ford. If you Jove thrift you'll love our '57 Ford. No ear ever before bas offioed such perfect bJmd• ~g of big-car luiury and small-car price. Once you take the wheeL you'll discover how the "'nner Ford" gives you the ldnd of ride you haYe ~ood befOre Ollly iD cars oootinl far more. ....... lind Its ad""""'*'-desiin elWsls aDci iower cmter dl gravity let It It you "·Jove big-car performance you "D. Jove our 'S1 0 • Tbe newldnd of FORD Ford is worth more at trade-in time And when you go to trade your Ford for a new car, yoq1lllnd that Ford's traditionally high resale value makes H worth more at thet time, too. Why not come in and Action 'Thst this fun-IOVIn', budget-iovin' Ford1 Why not come fn toolov? tiM low-price threeJ ...... l ~ - ' .. . ·. -· - ·- ;::=~,.,. .PREStON MOTORS, INC. •. • Jeffm Mankin, aon of Jfr. and MrJ. Kenl\eth Mankin wu lM!f\lf'tt ot honor at a bh1hdo17 part y t:<!ld April 2:2 at h is par entt home. GueJt1 at the party were Dot Dee and Frankie LeiFheit, Lint and Bobby Ma111kln, Ro~ c.b.P6h• te-r. Susie Woods. Un,d1 JtUe.'""f. Reger and Do!lnl" Vir.log, SI'Uirolt "'-'alk:er 1nd Mlehelle Mankin. . The party yas in honor 01f trf.1 tiXlh birthday. FirOAf HARTFOIID, Conn.-Water e ginee:r Alexander MarkWI eo ,,. plained that via:itors to the filter plant polluted the sewage system He said the visitors tOS!Ied coin~ STOJtY OF DEfEAT !or good luck into the system M!m YcmK UP - Sen. John thus clogging macbinl'"ry and pol Kennedy (D-Mast.) esplalnecf to lutlng the w-.t~i'•. the over.seaa Pi'en Club Monday A',"TRAC'fiON nisht bow he lost the 1956 DemoBOSTON-on boards coveri~ crattir vice preridential norilina· a shattered plate glass window tion, Tlklng: hlr tue ft-ctm last lhe Boston Five Cents Savin~& Saturday's Kentucky Derby Ken. Bank had these words pain~ed · nedy said: "J atoOd up in tbe "Prol)f .of the attraction o~ u -. saddle, and Sen. Estes KefAuver ings, "A wayward auto btl 1U put 8 big nose between me and here." the 888 votes." BJ" Jeanae BmiUl, Dodp Safet:r CoUuftl'at :iaftlmo're 8 Det"roit 6. 13 inn. NEW Mill DIG • • • • 1r Alllt MMr NO LUCK Community" Wide Effortl 31fJ 4 ·5 Xaoau City 8 Washington 2 o'n~ james sche~uJed Tuftdlr'• ProNble Pltchen t3A8 gallon ePAINT Middleport 1,;: J!Mdein Square Dancing . . .. . Kan,as City . . . . 10 9 .526 3 ' SPECIAL! . D1;111t01i' ~olvln Gr!CIIth, SPECIAL AMERICAN l>et:roit . . . . . . . dteporro horl, l~lttiil I o up ''' ~ilr . • 4 n!ght, the · • • Boston .. ... :.. lG P. .!!6 2 \i MOil GAS , Pomeroy- anO" ~ ; tbem a few Y'elrt lifter" fiilfi. • M1 dl)'l. 1 I I t;liicago . . . . . . . 11 ~ .688 BOLJNS 1101'3' an)'tl'mo It tnes llll~dlepo ct In any eontett W It! inf:"bler•. ton• bolt, ot )~I hor I!Otf~'i Mid· ' .. _... . . 5 13 .2?8 8\<2- St. Louis at New York nightWi!hmeler 2-o vs Burnside 1·1. C~ago 8t PltUburgb nighttoholsky 0-1 vs Frlencl 2,2 ~ -. iUJWa.ukee at Philadelphia lliXh~pahn 4·0 vs tloberts 1·3 . WWntidaYs Gamas CJn~.inrtali at Brooklyr.. $~. LouiS at New York Milwaukee at Phi.iadE!lphia Chlcato a.t I'itlsbur~h J1: .Pomeroy teom nof .278 Hlf.. T"'tliy'l Pz.otiabl• Pltehert Ginclnn_att at Brookl)'n nightJeffedat 1·1 vs Podrc~ 1-1 all colors 8007-Y S 13 Brooklyn 5 MUwaukef! 14 Innings t">nly a:ame,s sehed1'tle<r . House Paint eSALES L ;ct. GB 4 .768· 5 .706 1 7 .&ll 2¥.. I} 7 .~8! 3·1h 8 g: .471 5 7 12 .368 7 Cltioaao e New YDl'k 2 fI OUTSIDE ..,f LI.O.O~E . Mond-v't Rtsults I SPORTS ~ISS wa. emplored to, Ohio Bell Telephone In Coh:ta~bul, Reeflldy 1 lll"toltltr war m. .and JUidled volee a.od oil pelriUtrr ..i.ri•J abo•t lqUM'e dlneiq la from prJvate lnltruel:ora. ..._wreaet Mr. and MrL 1. I, Wolfe re(!ently was a We•tera Eleclrte etiiploree t.hlt area ind .,.. l~otmed: "'1'he ollt one. wM auau dance are lhe reE!eived tneral int.erertlng let- before enterln1 the tft-•ld. GMt wH tome out of the hill• ter~ from thPir dau1hter and sonTbey p_lan to returtl. .lb July. ~ DW;&JU g tbelr thou... in·law. Pr~. Lawrence Casebolt, 'l'lw! Hit'4_t(lecl sop~lc!~. n:ak.•!lYing they had aafely returned to In 1906 mines on " he Clllti~t­ lnf-lbat- ftlttmerit eerta)nly kpow1 the US milltari base at WJidfleek· en, Germany after a two weekfl Pfake &: Ohio RaJlway •hlPPt1 oolh1t11 '!~vir •bOut U.. ••~>to11r of southWD Eurape. On the- 66.000.000 toot of .DJI. or 134 ject bWt tillort.UDJtely ll uot alone trip. made in their Opel, a small per een( of an eoal mined In t11t- ltt hl• thlnkl.nac. ftk mtJ' ""'' bf.en tr11e a rfw )'earl ago b•1t it German sports ear, they visited Unlted States. • •hoolllltlY ~ ,to4ay. • Berch.teasctcten, Vienna, v enice; The .Perinsrtvil.nla Jtallroilif. one btrlll lie- wikr s4i:tll'i danees toGenoa, Florence, Plsl . RomE!, Mon• oeo. Bareelona, MaOHd and· Berne. of the ~tloa't le1din~ ef\Jd carry day. They wrote glowlnlh' of Rome J Ina rol!ld.l, tao ll.lfl. o11e of Uie· ni· · " in the springtime, and eapeclall)' tlon '• lsrs:est owners ol .coal propot tbe artl.lltic grandeur of St; erties, Jdmt 400.000 IK'rM. Peter's Cathed.raL They tOu~d th~ roads of southern Frince ljetter The modern wood-cased le.1d than those in other countrlet. penc:il undi!rgoes approtlmateiY they found fhe poverty and .lOW 100 laboratory ~nd factory tes ·.~ living standardR of the rural Spart. to insure Its ttrlcleney. ... \.ish peoples very depreasing, while the main roads between citi.e~ The uotesque custom of stretrh were no better lhan our bacl: ing lips to platter size i8 RtUI fb~· country roath. The. people , in aU lowed in Equat01'"lal Alrica, 11J1 countries were friendly _ tlie style-s arc chang.lnJ. Youn1 While in BruckEinau where she &iris today go in for smaller dl8li:~ has been livJng since last Jul}l, SayR the National . Oeographlc SoDarlene has been busy paintin. ciety. RUTLAND W 13 12 I! . ·l.tSb..,rgb • . . . - .......- ........ •k o\)1, olle Baseball Results Shoemaker~ Civen ASuspension . . Sidelined For · Lst Of Season By Untied Press Gino Clmoli, the "ugly duckling" of the National League I tensted . - DUly SenUnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., May 7, 1957-6 I �• ---- ...., ....__....,. -H,oWttd. l lowed bv pr1ye.r by Rev. were ~nroute to their hame tfter RupPIBlt . Seeretary and trtuunr ape:nding the wi6J.er ID Florida. reports were reid and approved. Mr. 1n<l )In, Vernon Blrteh The preftOnl'l IBtiQCI! f'l !'•ad Df ctnchl.lll~ are aM~iDI the Eisenhower 6-Daily'Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 7, 1957 FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS For Renl - Extension. Ladders, Scaffold Boards. Drop Cloths. Clinton Fis-her, Micldleport. Phone 62b5-X. 111 tf WANT ADS rer rent · Electric: wallpape: ~teamer. Climon Fiabet, Mid· 1leport. Ph. 6263-X 11·' f PHONE 398 Cloth ... Nylon, lo"iberglau Awnina:s, Porch shades, venetian blmd:s, Window bl ind!,t Porch and Lawn Furniture. Free est:--_.. te.a. Oale Wippel Supply, ~ 15 Union Ave., Pomeroy. 4 26 lmoc RATES 2 eeatl per word, one iDKrtlon. ¥lnlmum ebar1c 50c.-4 ~:t~ntl per word for three eolllerutln lnaeriJoiUI. Sll&cial- One month for 21 ceata per word. lUll nte of 2 ceata per word will be ebarnd for ad~lnl U Dot paid for belore the 15th of each m011M1 followin• insertion. l:l'ren In AcfveJ:IIaiDa-Should be reported lmm~ately. '!'he O.Uy Sentinel ,.ill Dtlt be raDOJ).flble tor mote tbah one tncorftrl luertion. Card of Tballb and SpeeW N.U..o of Evenu $1.00. Obltuarleo publlabtd at 1 eeDt per word. (I ) Notices IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL - RENT lind employment - hire or find a lost Item tbroul[h 'lbe Dally Sentlnol WANT ADS. Don't put It off CaD 398 Today - An Ad I• this column t15) Room & lltM BUICK V8 Special 4 dr. Sedan $1,596. Dynaflow drive, like .tew two tone blue finish . Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 5 2 6te 19M CHEVROLET "210" 4 dr. Sedan. $1,09S. Spotless original dark blue fiol&h, a real perform· er. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. GETS RESULTS -::c:-~---:-·---5:.2 Btc ('9) For Scie UPRIGHT PIANO, $15.00. Phone 192-J. ~ 7 3te CHICKEN EQUIPMENT, automatic FARM BUREAU TOWN & COUNTRY CARNIVAL Lotated Dlreelly In front of Pomeroy Farm Bureau Co-Op 2 to 8 P.M. MONDAY, MAY 6th Prl1111, R•frwlhiMII'Itt. Dt~wlnt~. OamonstratloM, Mow.r flldlng Conte1t (Win Clock Radio). SPECIAL PRICES ONE DAY ONLY UNICO- Rqul•r $79.91 A·l condition. Reason - have sold the property. Bart Miller, Letart Falls. 5 7 3tp ------ AFRlCAN VIOLETS. 61'19 Brownell Ave., Middleport. Phone 6299-M. IJ 7 6te GffiL'S BJ CYCIJE, like new, 20 tn. One coon dog ; one all around do!!:; one rocker spaniel, house broke. femAle ; one goat. Everett Chaffin, HartfurU, W. Va 5 7 6tp Boord . NICE HOME for middle-aged lady. Free room and board. Phone 906-M. 5 7 6tp ( 16) rode or Sole ----- 1951 Fleetline Chevrol et, 2 door sedan, good condition, Junto · Spaun, Long Bottom. a-4-3tp. ( 17) Help Wonted ForT WANTED-Someone to le ~•rn molor route for substitute purposes. Call The Daily Sentinel. ' 5 7 tf Di 9 tributor wante d to supply Dai· ly and Sunday 'Columbus Dispatch, ohio1 State Journal, and Columbus St!u to boys and news&tand in Pomeroy and Mlddle· port. Only Pomeroy-Middleport area people acceptable. Write: Columbus Dispatch, Kenneth VanSChoycJ.. , State Circulation Department, Columbl!s, Ohio. IJ 1 6tp SEE OUR AD UNDER BUSINF:SS OPPOllTUNITIES "A ON!!: MAN BUSINESS. $1500 IN· VESTMENT." (CAN START 5-6·3~.> PART TL~El . --- LOTS - aize <~ceorrlln~ to -;~. F'or appointment pl10ne Q06·M. USED EQUIPMENT LOV'ELY SPINI!:T PIANO ; .sacri~­ ed for quick sale. Might consider storing wi t h party who would be sure to buy taler. For details, write Thompson Music Co., 624 Seventh Ave., Manetta , Ohio. 3 7 6tc Farmall "Cub" Mrs. Reuben John:~on of Torch vis1ted her son, C. E. J&hnson and family reeently . • Prof. and Mrs. Earl Henderson of Wheeling were reeenl sues~s ot his brothers, Eber and Ralph Henderson and families . Mr. and Mr.s. Emeli.n Adams of Coolville spent Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ear' Jewett. Mr. and Mn Cedi DeLong .,· Wellsville were busin ess caller-; here recently and also called "11 his brother Chod DeLong and fnmily , Mrs. Clint Johnson visited Sunday with her stster Mrs. Cha •. Brewer at BeiP"· They abo vi8i' · ed Charles Brewer who is con fin ed ln a TB sanitarium at MeConnellsville. Mr . Brew~r pa.58e I away MoRday. He was a form r "sident hm •od h > maoy relatives and friend s. . Mr. and ·idrs. Hubert Price Bnd family ~pent Saturday in Park crshurg wtlh his parents, Mr. ancl Mrs. Abr.er Price. Mr. and Mrs :Marvin Swotn and children of ·Middleport .spent Sunday with hts parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swan. j The many friends ot Mrs. Ar· thur Covert of DC:Jrborn, 0 , were .'l orry to ifl arn of her deo~..h recently. Her son Rev. Lester Covert was a former pastor here and his many friends exte!ld sympathy tu the family . Mr. and MrK G. E. Ours am! Lynn of Huolington spent til . weekend w1 th their parent.!!, Mr. and Mrs. Van ·M1·Dade and M . and Mrs. Eber Ours. Rev. and Mrs Marks of Lon~ Bottom were dinner guests of M .. and Mrs. Okcy Paynter Sunday. Mr. <.nd Mrs Albert Paynter were at Creal Bend ~c vrral day , la~ t ,We('l'k due to the i!lnc:ss uf Mr. and Mrs. Lubcrt Thcts.s. Allis Cholmers 45" a Power Mower . $59,95 i =~=With Plow svLvANtA 75-YI- Rtgul~t 2k TWO LOTS in Syracuse, good-~~ Bulb. .. .... ' ' . ' . 12c cation, reasonable . Phone ~456-Y. Oliver "70'' 7 Rqular'-69.00 UNICO 21 Cf .;;;;;:;;=:::;...;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;:;;~3tc With Cultivator Ch11t Freezer .. $2991. See The Brown Tractor Sales ( Rqultr t1.69.- 2-lb. Ba1 I Rose Dust . . . . $1.39 1 New Holland ~W~.~M~al~n~S~t.~,,..,~~;:;;: lndu•try Lltt J30, 10 -- - - - - Tubelesa Tires $17.95 HA YLINER ( 19) . Business R~tullr f7,7f - No. 14 Aluminum 'tleS Opoortunl ScooD ... , . . . $5.79 ComHplltetely New From ---,-C.~· --~ Rag. $2~.~Unlco Hotrod fane• eft to Cbute Controller · · · $l9.9S FULTON THOMPSON POMEROY FARH BUREAU CO..()P 1. Meln St .. PhotM 91 I'OMIROY, OHIO Meigs County FARM BUREAU GET TOGETHER TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy fEKINESE PUPPIES for aale, Mn. Woodrow W. Call, 732 Sycamore St., Middleport. C 30 12te ------· .. Good uaed G. E. Eledrlc Rang ·. New Craftllmlln'a 20 In Jig Saw See Al 203 Mulberry Ave. ' - BY DAVID O. QUINN Ext.ntion Pl•nt P•thelotlst And Entomol ..lat V•vet•biH CABBAGE--Newly set plan ~ sh.nrld be dusted with 6% Chior dane to protect against the cut· worms .and other pests. C.bbage wonns will soon be givi ng trou· ble. Dust regularly and earh· wit"h a combination of Malathion and Methoxychlor for these pests. FLEA BEE'I'LES-These tiny black beetles will soon be ,eatlnt. numcrow tiny holes in the leav es of early potatoes and tomatoc1 when they are set out. Large fields of potatoes should be spra~· cd or dusted with DDT to control these peats. In the home garden, a spray or dust mixture Cilntalning Methoxychlor plus Malathion !::I ou Id be use d on po t a toes, t om 1 t.-.es and other plants where in· Jury ·IS observe d. Goo d fl ea bcctl c .!O nt ro I oft en mean:s goo d ear IY •1· ,, 1g ht con t ro I on po t at oes an J tumatoeR. li'lea beetles also eau.t~P ' •· h es, egg pan 1 t a:~n d ll .JUr}' t o rl\•15 other vegetables. Bac:t•rlat Wilt of Cucumbara F?r the home gard_ener who Ia havmg trouble grow1rg eucu n bers because the vines always wilt. and die later on In the seas.,n advtse t~at they protect the plant.t~ wtth cheesecloth covers: as soon as the plants c~me up. Thts ea n b~ made ·by cuttm~ a bar~el hoop tn h~alf and eo_verma: It wtth lhll cheesecloth. W1rc coat tballg crs make a good framework also. The edges of the . clot~ should then .be covered w1th EO!I to pr-1· vent mseets from crawling under RHUBARB CUROULIQ - This beetle lays eggs in young rhubarb The larvae which hatch (lo cot· ~idcr:able damage to the stalks Oust or spray rhubarb with Metfloxychlor. Make two applications five day9 apart. .Wash the rhubarb well before using. 5 ORNAMENTAL . · ~LACK SPOT . ON ROSES'fht! "fungUs disease c~n ~e con· trolled by regular applteatlotts or Fe['bam .. Use of _the . Orna~~DIIIi Spray mixture wtl1 gtve ar!d 1t10nal 1 control of other pests at the st~me tlme. Sec circul" on P"t Con· trnl of Ornamentals. 1 Fpr powdery mildew 11n tos£'S, 1!idd to the ornamental ~pray' mix· turc indicated, 2 lL•vfl LHhl ' 'poonfuls of wettable s ulfUl nr l ie·,•el tablespoonful or Narall,IW(' . gus disease. , Leaf spot attaci:s the tower leaves causing \hem turn brown ahd drop off. &pr.. y once a week with 76% Ferbain wettable powder. Use 3 lev .; tablespoonfuls per gallon uolll flower buds appe.ar. A new kit csiled "1-2-3 Estat Kit" put out undert_he UnieQ, It bel is now available at Southern States stOres or soon will be available . some folks might ast. about it and be interested in us· ing it. Jt is designed for tbote who use spray equipment and tb ·~ k'it supplies three 1 pound can1 of wettable spray materiala, a plastic measuring spoon anQ set of instructions. AH the materiah 11re 1ecommended and aceeptabie Good control wil\ result however only if the materials are used · proper Iy an d app IIcatton11 m..ade thoroughly . All labels should be car"'1u11y rea d. 'So · e R OSE SeAL ~ ~ me ':J'ccLm n~ ha"e IA'cn •~ · ed an reee1v oth er , reported on from many parts or · on bl ack rasr the s tate occurrmg berries and othqr brambles. · ton t ro 1 on' rasp berry, fo11 ow l•m· the s~hedule of 1fJ pint of licjui.d liuu. sU'Ifur in 1 gallon of water when new leaves apptar and !how lea.flets For ~ontrol on roses the orn;~. me1.tal apray mixture of Ferbam OD'l' Maliithion Sulfur may be u&ed: The Malaihion Is the active ingredient against the scales, but the other materials will ac!d prol('C!ton agail\JL the leaf spot and other troUbles on rOlles. A reguJar sprnying of rose bttahea Should begin now. A ONI·MAN BUSINESS aa -----=-==== AIH NE"'S W · mo•t noted for her help aorlng and aSiiating with inthe!panReJr:ional 4-H Clotlllng School Jn 'I" ~~~!!;:-..-.:~~':.,D:_ ~·~:~~~~. ·~~~~~W: !:h1 ~,J~<.:::: GERTRUDE TllaiTS her greatly, I'm sure loll of you 4-H club CONGRATULATIONS SINIORSI memben and leaden, etc:. remem· Well you 4-H gals and guys who ber G~de Tibbitl, tbe 4--B Club are paduaUng, this Is the year Aj:ent of Lincoln County. 1 wu in· . you probably have been waiting for formed Lut Saturd..J)' that abe for a IORJ, long time. You will be pused away at t·h e CabeU UunUnc· breatbing sighs of relief now that toa Hospital on Friday. Gertrude the hustle and bustle of bi&'h had been ln Ill health forth~ pall St'hool activities are over, and you two yeara but was very active in will either be pursuing you;• stud~ her wort UDUl she was taken to iea further in higher schools of the hOspital. Gertrude was a eon. lear~lng or trying to locate your· sclentlous wor~er and bad youth self in the community of your wor~ as her first lo:ve. She was choice. I ~hink you will find things. alway• a~Uve and bked nothlnt I! little dtfferent here on the out· better than to organise and .wark -tilde, for I think the eompetjtion wltb a group ~~ t;-Hen. S~e waa is just a little keener out of hia:h ~chool, whether it be ln college or m every day work. The thoughts tn:mk .and lower brancbea with 1 want to leave with you (in addithe; DDT solution recommended tlon to all the other advice yOu've for rbt.dodenron borer. ~ been receiviJ;Ig ) are : 1. Don't be sat1'sf 1'ed w1'th just PERIODICAL C1CADA-!Seven . getting by. The more you renitain teen Y'f!,u Loe\I.St)-1957 will l!e "' on the alert and on )'our toes, so big 11'ear Cor -this Insect ln Wesl to tpeak, the e~si- it will "' .. for Yi·gln)a. This is the lU'"e.st brood YOu to accomplish~.your goals. """ • we bave ln the State. The area 2. Continue to be a good listener. which will experience the heav- While )o'l".llJ may have finished with leit Infestation is in the 'l!outh- your formal schooling, you will weatern counties. Also heavy hl.fes- fJnd that life itself is a school and tatiol18 .are expected in the. fo~ yOu c_an learn th;ngs every day, lowing ·cOunties: Hardy, Be_rkele; so~etlmea from the most unex~ Hampshire, and Morl!la:n. Contac · pee-ted persons. insecticides may 'be used for .pro3. Finally, never reach the point tfction , of very speclo.l OTDamen where YOu beMme so busy that U.ls but applications would have you fail to take time out to thank ~ o be made eaeh flay during tile .God for making it possible for you anoergency period. Cheeseeloth t 9 live in the most wonderful eOVl•r.J might giv.e protection for .country in the wdrld, in spite olspecial situations. what :you may hear to the con~ OAK W'ILT-The spring season trary. 1:~ here and the forma.tion ol· the I want to offer my personal con· oak wilt mats is taking place. gratulations to those seniors at 1nsec-ts feeding · on these rna.. Wahama High School: Peggy Bles· may carry the spores to uninfeet· slr~;g and June Spencer, and lo 1:d trees and this may result In those at Point Pleasant High more oak wilt. The in~ectl are at School: Jim Mitchell. Mary Ann tracted to fresh wounds. and Rogers, Janice Jordan, Joe John~ th• ~;p wounds provide · excellent son, Mac Brake, Nancy Blaine, &vunutls -for infecUon. Care Walden Bconet Roush, and Sue should be taken to prevent any Keener. Best of luck to each and unnf'tessary wounding of oak every one of you. trees. • A bulletin about oak wilt •~ The susperision prerented Sho ·.· av.tlable at the St.ate DeparLme,Lt V ma ker from possibly riding •Gal· of AJr}c~~~r;l. L~h:r.l~.s1~2;· ;~_- .u. lant Man in th~ Preaknes.s at ~ .. v .,.. v ~ PlmlJCo'" May 18 I " STRAWBER.R.fEB __...Watch for tlte first signs of spittle masses. Spray with a mixture of Mala . • thlou 0,0% emulsion coneentrate -~I tablespoonful and Methoxv· WI T'H 0 U T D II TI ehlor 50% wettable powder-3 le CL!:VSLAND. OHJO-" I have 01 11i~ce~a~ tC,• .i~~ vel tablespoonfuls. This mixture ~~~r: may not be applied any JatN 111• 4U. I started UJ.Inrlt," wrLtu El· than 10 da~·· before harvest. 1:~~ .,;,clft~lg~~~~:I':·~~Je:;,ey For added control of fun~ I~ health hu rreany Improved. I have diseases, I would suggest that 5 ----~ ~ Yt>Ur drug it.. for • ounce cf l~ vel tiblespoonfuls of Captan b" llqtiltl BENNEL nctntrate, Y~u·u never know • hun.crl'..!TlOrMnt whllo ad• Pd to this mixture. Captan rlduc&n• wllh RENNEL. 1 LOST so LIS . $1,500 lnvaahMnt . ~ -~~~~~~~,t~ed;;_o~ni;th~ei;co~n~t~co~l;;o;;l;;t;;h;;is;;f;;t;;n;;;;;;P;;co;;t;o";o't;;;;th;;e;;;;tr;;e;;c_;;by;_:p~a~in;ot;oin;;igi;;;;;th;;c;;;;;;m;;a;;y;;b;;e;o;;u;o";od;oa;ol;oo;on;oe;ou;i;p;oto;;;;;oh;;ar;ov;;es;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,;;;;;;;;;;;;..,;;;;;;;;. !CAN START PART TIMI) SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, 1165 Vine NA'L, CO. NO SF.J..LING. Con St., Middleport, $ti500.00. p. D. sbt~ or ~e rvicin g our poi nt uf Lotlridge, 5 1 6tp Sales rti.•play in f1 rugstoro.s ami num('rous olhfr act'OUnlll , rollert in g for merchandise sold anti replenishing invrntory. UNLIMITED POTINTIAL POMEROY RENTAL 5-room As produrt has tremendous pub· apartment with hardwood floor8, lie acceptance, llfcllme rcpeaiJi. bath, laundry room .and plent)' Is backed by lntenswe promotion of eloset apace, hot Willer and and gas heating. On third floor in LOCAl LY ADVERTISED hear! of town, $60 p~r month. AT 100% CO. EXPINSI BOX ZZ9 PHONI lllt·Y ~~u~t be responsible, p(>rmHncnt (3) 4, 3tc resident, have the nec c~sary eapi · ;a! fnr Inventory . ~tart immediate· IIIU WAIIII ly if,arcrptcd nnd a~pi re to incurtl · up to $2~() wrek. ft'or intcrv\ow. i n c hult ~ phone. Box 668-B. ch1 Dally Sentinel. Pnm('ror. 15-6·Jt,, :uyou_mean, you·.d idn't-kn.ow a gas range could.be_built.'in?"l 11<1·81p WaclntM•r. May lth I 1IO P.M. POWER lawn mow~r. 18" reel 'ockaorlnat Or•nea Hall type, Dille & ~cGuir~ . Brlg_q~ PomaNy, Ohla tnginn, exct'llent R.eprt!aentatlvet from tl'tf Mclli{8 . & Stntton CountY Commlnlonert oflice will condltlon, ~0.00. J"hone 363-M tte present to di•cuu the road con· U-3te dhlon within the county. Jo Hardy, Recreation dlrecior, Dining room aul~dfoom (ur wiJl tw. prettent to provide fun fur nllurt". throe room-11bed ruJ.~ ~o~o.•.,-c.. aU - Refreahmenta. and oLher pler.r8 of furnitu re. (20)Buslness IIIL ....... II. -11 Mrs. Emil Ball, 108 Wehc Tc~­ Oht. NEIGLIR and CLIIK GARAOI On lt. Ja. Cal1 Wm. Gr.,..., r!lce, phone "10-X. 5·fl-3 ' ~ WANT(,'D - , PalnllnJ, interiOr or Car repair- Welding- Service and •OM:• lorlnaa ex\erlor, ~ontract or hourly, Radio & record playH, combinau~ed Parfs. Phone 3611,4 Rarlne, I ~;;;~:;;;:;;;;;~;;;:;;;;;;; rate reaaonablt. Phon!!! 381·Y· tlon . eoruol. Chanp. PhMI Ohio. · 29 12tc - - _ _ - _ . Homer Braley. • 0 3 'l~c 102·Y. 5·8-lltp WANTED - House keepc1' for two RUUHAH8, OOt blllkct. for yo.tr adlllh. Write er call Fred Kauff, Ha~uartar;-f;;... I~'~URANCE AGENCY rirep frccr.e . Ot:s CrA wford, LC· Mlddlcr•ort. Phone 63Ml-X. Slmionite LUJJa&e - Lane l!edar l'ir~ Automobile. HMit .. turt t'alls. 5·4·3!p, 4 so 101t> Chest• - LAU Window FanaACCIDIIfT Frlglda.lrt Refriaeraton. 9xl2 J.lnolf'um Rug $4.00. Baku-.. Fr•• Ettlmal•"· L.,._ Cawaltr 1nd ....., labr Pumlture, Mlckftaport, Ohio ,AINTING Furniture , Middleport. ft-3·6 4 ZD tl PAPER-HANGING Bt:e~ker L. V, Rel1inger In MIDDLII'OIIT, OHIO Racine, ,Ohio ·1OIIONII 6311 ~ J Auto 4 27 t! - - - -- ---,-- Control Recommendations For New I Pl Off d antings ere By Pathologist RHODODENDRON BORERSpray trunk and lower Jlmba pbout May 10 and repettl in' 10 da:yl---8 level tlbleapOonfuls of 50% DDT wettable powder In 1 THE WRONG FEET gtollon of water. • fiOOKVILLE, Conn.-Young St·1 JUNIPER SCALE-The foliage vcn Wh itehea d comp lained hi-; of junipers, particularly pfitzers, often become pale colored and r. "l "' h,,, 1 ..•fte' be missed tltc . school bus and wal<kert ~even a.HI unthrifty due to the inJury of . h alf miles to school. His tea~· ·· tiny, circular/ graylsh-wtdte tcalt ers tol'd him hb feet mi ght n.•t which become.s abum:ant on need have hurt so badly hatl he pu' le!l and twig.•. SpraY a'bout May the shnen on Lhe right feel. JU with 1 table~ poonful of 50% _ · -, ___ !.{alathlon emulsion concentrate 21 J Reo I Estate in 1 gallon ol water. DOGWOOD BORERS - These SIX room housP. 61,1 Arrcs n1' <' :erpillar!l bore in the Nmhi""l gr 0 ,1nd, $3,000.00. Call 512-.J . . ,ing rough bark areas that dh. 5-&6tc This fceding.often kills branehc~ ·----;--;--::- - - - - and ~'VCR whole trees. The adul~ l rooms an d bath . full hasem ent ml-\h lays egg.11 in May and carl~· . 1637 Un<'oln llt.s., Pomeroy. LEAF SPOT ON CHRYSAN'l"Hl~ ,June LL('ar scars and wound5 o,, Ph B5S M one · · 3-3-0lp MUMS-This la the tlmc to If'~ ttle tfl.lnk and lower branches. With Cultivator, Mower and Pully 1 PORTLAND __ Services -...------ =c::-:c=----.,- . ano••••• .................... 18) Auto RADIO • TELf!VISION SERVICE, Phon,. t.){), Cleland Ap~llance Store, l .(oJ w. K~n St., Poa1erozr Soles IJH BUICK Sptolal 4 dr. Sedan. 1-3-lf Good Cleo Used Can AD lllakett od Modell - ------ AUTO SALES 1--c=--=- - - - - - (111 =-==-- WE BUY OHIO VALLEY Room Apartment .,•,.d,11G,•r•ae. FiNt -· Pomero)' • R•. I METROPOLITAN 1143-IJ CONCRET.B BLOCKS One local owner, dynanow drJve - - - - - - GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and TIRMITII IXTIRMINATID R•H. two tone creen. f2 ,305.00. "lulld letllf,... Laa" Service. R. A. Flnlaw, 512 B. For free lnapedlon phone 383-M. Blnttnar'a, Pomeroy, 5 2 etc Main St., Pomeroy. 4 27 tl Gilmore Supply Store, PomerOy. 10541 O_LDS \'8 4 dr. S.dan. ~.395. All work 1warantoed. Fully In· GRUESER BLOCK ,CO. Hydamatle drlve, !ully equipped, Wonted To Buy 1ured. Vaqghan'• IndUitrlal 1nd ItA~ th•D 14,000 miJea. Bllttt Rnldentlal Terrultc Coptrol Ser- .~~~M~I~Ioo~Not~rt~h~ot~r~oo=m~lfr=•:•:.__ aar'r, PomiiU'O)'. IJ 2 8te wANTF.D - 7 or 8 room hCIUIC. vice, St. Mart•. W. Va. 49U Call 266-J . IJ 7 3tc J8&2 1 TON CH!VROLET lrucl: !20 BJ Insurance re«ntly painted, rt('W fiat bed. (141 see after 5:00 P M'. Mrs. Georala Wllllamsan, Hlrriaonvi1le Ro..d 3 room furniahed apartment for rent. Nc11t to hospital. Phene Phone 840-X ll--4·3tc JTRUCTUIIAL I IIAMS ~4. & 2 otc Chief 4 dr. ICIIAP JIION - t¥YALS drlve, New 2 Room duwnstain effieney apartml'nt all new (urnitur !. lmmaeulate. Phone 6128-X .. Middleport. 5 Ulo r>a-eto JUHI(. C:O. The measure, sponsorer' by Set1. Ron Pepple of Lima and Sc11 , Ra ymol;ld Hildebrand of Tole4o both Re~~Jublieans, was passed 3"·0 by the Senate April 29. · It has Ml yet been referred h· a House Committee. Nom· birth of a (!1ugbter, Man:b u. Vz'. an~ Joru. Lee on • W:al uandparent. are Krt. Emmett Bartell. l!n. t a.artell ·~Dt ~ · week In Cinein· ~:: · nati w)e~ ... ~- also villted Mr. , iii•- 1nd W"HU«m' Bartels. Mr . .IJ;Id M"· pijl Zer!!J.e or Le wi!Jl tile president, )friL FrttJ~U. tart Fills · lllve pl.ar~Jied 1nd reefeoted for ~:~ruther year. Mr's. moved mto the Ernelt 'DOerr prop· ~ijlard VanMeh:r will install Lhe or~)~J fL the )fay metlUoa:. The · aftendanci' award went to )ffs. Cr.ow's room.• , The ,following program was en1oy.ed: KathY trancls and •Kathy Winebrenner Sana: "Let the SunSunshine lri" and "Faith, Hope and Charity."; :Mrs. Roy Williams S'an& "Each Step I Talr:e-'' and Mrs. Rob!rt ij:arden sang "Alone.·" A talk was ~~:lven by Re"'-. Ruppelt. Refreshments were aerved by the teacher~. Mrs; Allah Teaford recently entl')ftained with a birthday Party at her home honoring her daulhtec, :V.ada Rose, on her tenth birthday . Sb.e. wu as.siiOled by Janice Tea·' -ford. _ Attending were Cbdce Nprrla, Johnny- Ll1le1 Donnie Harden, Jim· my Li.sJe, ·Prih s•uon, J~ Man. uJl, S4tndra . LOndon, Patr~ia Lendon, Qon.,.. Diddle, Patty Ables. Patty Baker, Jim iiJll Oiler:. Sbar· on CottriU, Eleanor K&!' ·Schneider · ~laudia Cunnio&ham ant'l Jenny Lou Bumwdner. · JtfL tlona)d Cottrill waa hostess ,. tl\1 Saint~b~ne- .Malten tlasa of ;the Pretbltf:Jiaq Church at her bome oa ~~l)d Street. A business meeting was eonducoted. Mn. Rob~ Haraeo ri•e the devotlons. Jte. ._, etdtm,nt& 'were served to 15 meJilbeJ't. ¥J', and Mr.s. David Flanagan ~f Findley; are annqu~inJ the birth of a d&Uahter, Eileen Carol, on April lit J...sa:•l Jra~rcrnts are Mr. aid Mr.1. Aoibrdse Flanagan. Reeept yi~ors ol )Irs: .6,nniiL Me· coy wih!· Mn. Ar.thur '¥!yen of I C,h•o\1\', \Y. \'a., I!!•· in~ f(r,. Roy Wright of LlwretlcevUle; W. Va ., ¥11- florence Poole and Mrs. Wll· Jlam DaN of CUmberlalid, Md. fit. and Mrs. Eve.·ett Hilton and Miu Vera Weese, of Watervme, Millie visited Mr. and Pifrs. Earl Nease and other relaU\•es. They Syracuse. !1.1r. and_ Mrs. George F,reclantl rl.!rently Vl!lited Mr. and "'"· Dal· las Rousb (Norma Greathouse) (lf Mirletta. ~ Enter Jl,lcsts of Mr. and Mn. Ambrose Flanagan were Mr. and 1\olrs. Elza Mercer and eblldren, Mt. Sterlin&, Mrs. Frances Flanagan , Mt Sterling, Mrl. Elma Reid of Altona, Pa. , Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenre Seller~ and sons, David and Larry, Columbu& and Mr .and Mrs. Ralph Campbell of Beverly. Visiting Miss Frankie Mumaw , were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Faulkner of Akron, Mrs. Joe Carter and daughtf'r, Janice, and 1.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Perotto p,'f Mingo Junction. '~ Recent gu~sts of Mr. ',lhld ~rs. Raymond Krider, were j ·~~·-. and Mr:s. Carl Finnicum 'of Cb!umbu's, Mr. and M-rs. Clyde lt'alncs and dauchters, Penny and ' t!arol, of Elsmere, Ky., Mr. and'·!KJ-s. Loll GIIH1and and family dr 'f;iew 'llaven, W. Va., Mt. and Mrs ... l!ierne-st Brush and famiJy of PomerOy and Mr. and Mrs. E!llsworth Dl11 and family of Pomeroy. Mtt. and Mrs. ClareL&ce CbapmJtn ·or Letart Falls have purcha&td lhc Ed Norrls property on the RfWine CJ"ti in lowe-r Ro,.~;~. Visitor~ of Mrs. Ada Slack were Mrs. Herbert Matheny and ·Jons, Gene and David, and Mrs. Shirley Blackwell of TUppeTs Plains, Mr. ·a nd Mrs. Ola Blake of Summersville . W. Va. . Peggy Finnicum, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. RaymoM Krider, has: been confined to her home by lllneos. Mrs. Adelbert Lee aftetided the funeral service& Jn Columbu1 of Lloyd Spencer, son of 8 fornier resident, Mrs. Alma B. spencer. Ambrose Flanagan \o'isited hfs daughter and family, Mr. And M,rs. L<Jwrcnce Sellers and sons In tolumbus. Mrs. Russell Satterfield and two children and Jame"S Faircloth of flacine RD visited Mrs. Anna McCoy. Mrs. Ancil Smith and daughters Eetly and Mary of Ma:rion visited , Mrs. Ada Sl1ck. --Mrs, A,dl Slo~ck .· Hartford News ,,, BY VIRGINIA CARLE'I'ON PTA IN S!SSION Th e H:trtford PTA - hekl lht!ir regular m?nthly mee'i ng on 8 recent everung. The program wtS presented by Mi:;s Esth er Me· Kn ight's room. The hnm the PTA sold in April was won by M11 ck Howard. 01ricers ele ~ t cd for 1 he c:oming year wr.>re: prr~rdent , M1 s Lillbm Grlmn1; vice pr(' ~ idcnt, ~rs. Marggret R1zcr: .<tel'ret.1r, Mrl. Ralpb Greene a'ld Treasmer Mfs. Bl!nche Hickle. ' PERSONALS Sunday t;uests W' Mr. and Mr ·. N, 0. Wein were Mrs. Helf n Stone Cooke of Huntingl'o n. ~P­ and Mrs. Samuel Carter of Wh eel lng and Mrs. Hugo Juhling. local. AtteiJding the St~lc Gardr!n Club (!Onvention at the Hot 1l Greenbrier at Wh::e Su lphur Springs were Mr.s. Hll'zh Juhling, \irs. N. Or Wein, Mrs. W. T. Stone l:nd Mrs. A. IK. McClung. If.. Keith McClung Jr. student at Uarvard Law School spent the past week wlth his parents, Mr . and -Mrs. A K . Mt>Cluug. . Mrs. Henry Jenkins. Mis.~ B ~s· sle Jenkins and M.!'>s Margarc~ Lou Gairin& spent Saturd ay in ~Charleston. . -~ ., Services LERS, Pumeroy. COLUMBU S UP A bill lt\ exempt veterans' ()rganizations from real estate or personal property taxation appeared head .:H;t for clear sailing in the Ohio H('use today. 1\e inatiDJ Com"iJtee reported. the u.Jettion ol the toHowin.C olllcert fOI \i.e &ehO<'l yt;ar of 1967·~ V.i'Ce presjdeQJ., Mn. Gf;Olee ~~ejder, s,ccretary, Mri. rt'ed Crow•. tHitur.er M.r•· Donald LWe • Rodney Downing QUICK SEitVJCE "'n WUI!:h r""" palrinJ by · Factory Trained watchmaker, COLLINS JEWE- Veterans Bill ·On Real Estate Exemption Passes ~Y Mrs. ·John Sauvqe . Miu ADII I'Jnet,pt 'W:» . . .q 1:0 the Syraeu~ SuulU,u• Gjtb l-11 Club et 1111 how •• Ai>lil' Jll. pejlY Gl'\iuer p'Nildenl, ~p.1 in charge Qf lhe meetCnf. 'Roll call was ~niw~red by nfmJnJ·~"Ypt. flo~:.onte (:Giot" ·~4 .nlrt~omen wtte served to· .fanti:e 1'eafor , Linda and Ann HubbarcJ,, Nancy Elthlnger, · kat.Rryn fillet , Bet\Y -G rueser, Mai'y Jane Lot~kl ':and t he leader, Mrs. SylVIa Z\fillin£. Mn. WiiUam Fttnei• preflded when the SyraCuse PTA met In·the school auditorium on· Aprll 9 ind opened the meetin1 With the alna:· ing of " Fairest Lbrd . Je1u1" fol- . .QfM,..,. Real Eatott Sb (Cenllnuojf frem ~ eN) eutttn- the ppd-'et '~ust not be any smJie •!Mt ~or.t. 1 "In ru tur' yean we niU-<~t coD. tlnuc to keep {$-~al e~pe,.di4tfea from inereas!P& Jpd, w)\erever })osslble, to fedUce th.t;J11," be nld. "Only lhi~ wlli Can· Ot~r )'JlP;densotpc. taxes and national Gebt be ste~dlly red11ced." '' ' TV'• g~rous Julia Meade couldn't qllite copper ;--;-; ·:~; !I,burnert ; ; : one oven; believe it. "I wu ahock.e!l to 1eam tbal..nD&· · two OVSJI lffi\ll.llke. A¢ the IUI'f'ai:e unite, WOillen aCtually didn't mow tbat a Gas ran&8 . ., tba G~:~~- ~ ,~ ..IJII;t .~.~ fitu.i oould be BUILT-IN. Why, any kitchen-old . ~to ~~ -~. QI- wall. C:lw,'· :you <ean get or new-can have a bullt-in Ga&·l'aDIIe· You '~ ~&;l>inet4 to 4t:..~ bruuhf even have a choice of colora, aUiinN alliei bii,i\t.'Lj mad~" or tJu·tiqe 'He~ are • f-w of the WGilderfulltew bull&-la Ga• rufe• )'011 cu have tod1171 ' • Caloric a Roper • Univereal ( • Haidwlck •~ o Weatem -~ - Keomoie . .·•. ~Tappan ~ Holl7 THI! OHIO f'UI!L GAS . ,.t,. C.O your, loctil Gas ComJMiftY:~~ ' f9r m.,.lnformllll~l .. ~· ''· · l • NANCY l WANT YOU . To TEL-L. YOUR. AUNT FRITZI YOU WEFIE. ' SAP TODAY AUNT FRITZI, THE HAt..L. P.UG IS VERY PUSTY J WAS ••• TI)DA'f �• ---- ...., ....__....,. -H,oWttd. l lowed bv pr1ye.r by Rev. were ~nroute to their hame tfter RupPIBlt . Seeretary and trtuunr ape:nding the wi6J.er ID Florida. reports were reid and approved. Mr. 1n<l )In, Vernon Blrteh The preftOnl'l IBtiQCI! f'l !'•ad Df ctnchl.lll~ are aM~iDI the Eisenhower 6-Daily'Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 7, 1957 FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS For Renl - Extension. Ladders, Scaffold Boards. Drop Cloths. Clinton Fis-her, Micldleport. Phone 62b5-X. 111 tf WANT ADS rer rent · Electric: wallpape: ~teamer. Climon Fiabet, Mid· 1leport. Ph. 6263-X 11·' f PHONE 398 Cloth ... Nylon, lo"iberglau Awnina:s, Porch shades, venetian blmd:s, Window bl ind!,t Porch and Lawn Furniture. Free est:--_.. te.a. Oale Wippel Supply, ~ 15 Union Ave., Pomeroy. 4 26 lmoc RATES 2 eeatl per word, one iDKrtlon. ¥lnlmum ebar1c 50c.-4 ~:t~ntl per word for three eolllerutln lnaeriJoiUI. Sll&cial- One month for 21 ceata per word. lUll nte of 2 ceata per word will be ebarnd for ad~lnl U Dot paid for belore the 15th of each m011M1 followin• insertion. l:l'ren In AcfveJ:IIaiDa-Should be reported lmm~ately. '!'he O.Uy Sentinel ,.ill Dtlt be raDOJ).flble tor mote tbah one tncorftrl luertion. Card of Tballb and SpeeW N.U..o of Evenu $1.00. Obltuarleo publlabtd at 1 eeDt per word. (I ) Notices IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL - RENT lind employment - hire or find a lost Item tbroul[h 'lbe Dally Sentlnol WANT ADS. Don't put It off CaD 398 Today - An Ad I• this column t15) Room & lltM BUICK V8 Special 4 dr. Sedan $1,596. Dynaflow drive, like .tew two tone blue finish . Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 5 2 6te 19M CHEVROLET "210" 4 dr. Sedan. $1,09S. Spotless original dark blue fiol&h, a real perform· er. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. GETS RESULTS -::c:-~---:-·---5:.2 Btc ('9) For Scie UPRIGHT PIANO, $15.00. Phone 192-J. ~ 7 3te CHICKEN EQUIPMENT, automatic FARM BUREAU TOWN & COUNTRY CARNIVAL Lotated Dlreelly In front of Pomeroy Farm Bureau Co-Op 2 to 8 P.M. MONDAY, MAY 6th Prl1111, R•frwlhiMII'Itt. Dt~wlnt~. OamonstratloM, Mow.r flldlng Conte1t (Win Clock Radio). SPECIAL PRICES ONE DAY ONLY UNICO- Rqul•r $79.91 A·l condition. Reason - have sold the property. Bart Miller, Letart Falls. 5 7 3tp ------ AFRlCAN VIOLETS. 61'19 Brownell Ave., Middleport. Phone 6299-M. IJ 7 6te GffiL'S BJ CYCIJE, like new, 20 tn. One coon dog ; one all around do!!:; one rocker spaniel, house broke. femAle ; one goat. Everett Chaffin, HartfurU, W. Va 5 7 6tp Boord . NICE HOME for middle-aged lady. Free room and board. Phone 906-M. 5 7 6tp ( 16) rode or Sole ----- 1951 Fleetline Chevrol et, 2 door sedan, good condition, Junto · Spaun, Long Bottom. a-4-3tp. ( 17) Help Wonted ForT WANTED-Someone to le ~•rn molor route for substitute purposes. Call The Daily Sentinel. ' 5 7 tf Di 9 tributor wante d to supply Dai· ly and Sunday 'Columbus Dispatch, ohio1 State Journal, and Columbus St!u to boys and news&tand in Pomeroy and Mlddle· port. Only Pomeroy-Middleport area people acceptable. Write: Columbus Dispatch, Kenneth VanSChoycJ.. , State Circulation Department, Columbl!s, Ohio. IJ 1 6tp SEE OUR AD UNDER BUSINF:SS OPPOllTUNITIES "A ON!!: MAN BUSINESS. $1500 IN· VESTMENT." (CAN START 5-6·3~.> PART TL~El . --- LOTS - aize <~ceorrlln~ to -;~. F'or appointment pl10ne Q06·M. USED EQUIPMENT LOV'ELY SPINI!:T PIANO ; .sacri~­ ed for quick sale. Might consider storing wi t h party who would be sure to buy taler. For details, write Thompson Music Co., 624 Seventh Ave., Manetta , Ohio. 3 7 6tc Farmall "Cub" Mrs. Reuben John:~on of Torch vis1ted her son, C. E. J&hnson and family reeently . • Prof. and Mrs. Earl Henderson of Wheeling were reeenl sues~s ot his brothers, Eber and Ralph Henderson and families . Mr. and Mr.s. Emeli.n Adams of Coolville spent Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ear' Jewett. Mr. and Mn Cedi DeLong .,· Wellsville were busin ess caller-; here recently and also called "11 his brother Chod DeLong and fnmily , Mrs. Clint Johnson visited Sunday with her stster Mrs. Cha •. Brewer at BeiP"· They abo vi8i' · ed Charles Brewer who is con fin ed ln a TB sanitarium at MeConnellsville. Mr . Brew~r pa.58e I away MoRday. He was a form r "sident hm •od h > maoy relatives and friend s. . Mr. and ·idrs. Hubert Price Bnd family ~pent Saturday in Park crshurg wtlh his parents, Mr. ancl Mrs. Abr.er Price. Mr. and Mrs :Marvin Swotn and children of ·Middleport .spent Sunday with hts parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swan. j The many friends ot Mrs. Ar· thur Covert of DC:Jrborn, 0 , were .'l orry to ifl arn of her deo~..h recently. Her son Rev. Lester Covert was a former pastor here and his many friends exte!ld sympathy tu the family . Mr. and MrK G. E. Ours am! Lynn of Huolington spent til . weekend w1 th their parent.!!, Mr. and Mrs. Van ·M1·Dade and M . and Mrs. Eber Ours. Rev. and Mrs Marks of Lon~ Bottom were dinner guests of M .. and Mrs. Okcy Paynter Sunday. Mr. <.nd Mrs Albert Paynter were at Creal Bend ~c vrral day , la~ t ,We('l'k due to the i!lnc:ss uf Mr. and Mrs. Lubcrt Thcts.s. Allis Cholmers 45" a Power Mower . $59,95 i =~=With Plow svLvANtA 75-YI- Rtgul~t 2k TWO LOTS in Syracuse, good-~~ Bulb. .. .... ' ' . ' . 12c cation, reasonable . Phone ~456-Y. Oliver "70'' 7 Rqular'-69.00 UNICO 21 Cf .;;;;;:;;=:::;...;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;:;;~3tc With Cultivator Ch11t Freezer .. $2991. See The Brown Tractor Sales ( Rqultr t1.69.- 2-lb. Ba1 I Rose Dust . . . . $1.39 1 New Holland ~W~.~M~al~n~S~t.~,,..,~~;:;;: lndu•try Lltt J30, 10 -- - - - - Tubelesa Tires $17.95 HA YLINER ( 19) . Business R~tullr f7,7f - No. 14 Aluminum 'tleS Opoortunl ScooD ... , . . . $5.79 ComHplltetely New From ---,-C.~· --~ Rag. $2~.~Unlco Hotrod fane• eft to Cbute Controller · · · $l9.9S FULTON THOMPSON POMEROY FARH BUREAU CO..()P 1. Meln St .. PhotM 91 I'OMIROY, OHIO Meigs County FARM BUREAU GET TOGETHER TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy fEKINESE PUPPIES for aale, Mn. Woodrow W. Call, 732 Sycamore St., Middleport. C 30 12te ------· .. Good uaed G. E. Eledrlc Rang ·. New Craftllmlln'a 20 In Jig Saw See Al 203 Mulberry Ave. ' - BY DAVID O. QUINN Ext.ntion Pl•nt P•thelotlst And Entomol ..lat V•vet•biH CABBAGE--Newly set plan ~ sh.nrld be dusted with 6% Chior dane to protect against the cut· worms .and other pests. C.bbage wonns will soon be givi ng trou· ble. Dust regularly and earh· wit"h a combination of Malathion and Methoxychlor for these pests. FLEA BEE'I'LES-These tiny black beetles will soon be ,eatlnt. numcrow tiny holes in the leav es of early potatoes and tomatoc1 when they are set out. Large fields of potatoes should be spra~· cd or dusted with DDT to control these peats. In the home garden, a spray or dust mixture Cilntalning Methoxychlor plus Malathion !::I ou Id be use d on po t a toes, t om 1 t.-.es and other plants where in· Jury ·IS observe d. Goo d fl ea bcctl c .!O nt ro I oft en mean:s goo d ear IY •1· ,, 1g ht con t ro I on po t at oes an J tumatoeR. li'lea beetles also eau.t~P ' •· h es, egg pan 1 t a:~n d ll .JUr}' t o rl\•15 other vegetables. Bac:t•rlat Wilt of Cucumbara F?r the home gard_ener who Ia havmg trouble grow1rg eucu n bers because the vines always wilt. and die later on In the seas.,n advtse t~at they protect the plant.t~ wtth cheesecloth covers: as soon as the plants c~me up. Thts ea n b~ made ·by cuttm~ a bar~el hoop tn h~alf and eo_verma: It wtth lhll cheesecloth. W1rc coat tballg crs make a good framework also. The edges of the . clot~ should then .be covered w1th EO!I to pr-1· vent mseets from crawling under RHUBARB CUROULIQ - This beetle lays eggs in young rhubarb The larvae which hatch (lo cot· ~idcr:able damage to the stalks Oust or spray rhubarb with Metfloxychlor. Make two applications five day9 apart. .Wash the rhubarb well before using. 5 ORNAMENTAL . · ~LACK SPOT . ON ROSES'fht! "fungUs disease c~n ~e con· trolled by regular applteatlotts or Fe['bam .. Use of _the . Orna~~DIIIi Spray mixture wtl1 gtve ar!d 1t10nal 1 control of other pests at the st~me tlme. Sec circul" on P"t Con· trnl of Ornamentals. 1 Fpr powdery mildew 11n tos£'S, 1!idd to the ornamental ~pray' mix· turc indicated, 2 lL•vfl LHhl ' 'poonfuls of wettable s ulfUl nr l ie·,•el tablespoonful or Narall,IW(' . gus disease. , Leaf spot attaci:s the tower leaves causing \hem turn brown ahd drop off. &pr.. y once a week with 76% Ferbain wettable powder. Use 3 lev .; tablespoonfuls per gallon uolll flower buds appe.ar. A new kit csiled "1-2-3 Estat Kit" put out undert_he UnieQ, It bel is now available at Southern States stOres or soon will be available . some folks might ast. about it and be interested in us· ing it. Jt is designed for tbote who use spray equipment and tb ·~ k'it supplies three 1 pound can1 of wettable spray materiala, a plastic measuring spoon anQ set of instructions. AH the materiah 11re 1ecommended and aceeptabie Good control wil\ result however only if the materials are used · proper Iy an d app IIcatton11 m..ade thoroughly . All labels should be car"'1u11y rea d. 'So · e R OSE SeAL ~ ~ me ':J'ccLm n~ ha"e IA'cn •~ · ed an reee1v oth er , reported on from many parts or · on bl ack rasr the s tate occurrmg berries and othqr brambles. · ton t ro 1 on' rasp berry, fo11 ow l•m· the s~hedule of 1fJ pint of licjui.d liuu. sU'Ifur in 1 gallon of water when new leaves apptar and !how lea.flets For ~ontrol on roses the orn;~. me1.tal apray mixture of Ferbam OD'l' Maliithion Sulfur may be u&ed: The Malaihion Is the active ingredient against the scales, but the other materials will ac!d prol('C!ton agail\JL the leaf spot and other troUbles on rOlles. A reguJar sprnying of rose bttahea Should begin now. A ONI·MAN BUSINESS aa -----=-==== AIH NE"'S W · mo•t noted for her help aorlng and aSiiating with inthe!panReJr:ional 4-H Clotlllng School Jn 'I" ~~~!!;:-..-.:~~':.,D:_ ~·~:~~~~. ·~~~~~W: !:h1 ~,J~<.:::: GERTRUDE TllaiTS her greatly, I'm sure loll of you 4-H club CONGRATULATIONS SINIORSI memben and leaden, etc:. remem· Well you 4-H gals and guys who ber G~de Tibbitl, tbe 4--B Club are paduaUng, this Is the year Aj:ent of Lincoln County. 1 wu in· . you probably have been waiting for formed Lut Saturd..J)' that abe for a IORJ, long time. You will be pused away at t·h e CabeU UunUnc· breatbing sighs of relief now that toa Hospital on Friday. Gertrude the hustle and bustle of bi&'h had been ln Ill health forth~ pall St'hool activities are over, and you two yeara but was very active in will either be pursuing you;• stud~ her wort UDUl she was taken to iea further in higher schools of the hOspital. Gertrude was a eon. lear~lng or trying to locate your· sclentlous wor~er and bad youth self in the community of your wor~ as her first lo:ve. She was choice. I ~hink you will find things. alway• a~Uve and bked nothlnt I! little dtfferent here on the out· better than to organise and .wark -tilde, for I think the eompetjtion wltb a group ~~ t;-Hen. S~e waa is just a little keener out of hia:h ~chool, whether it be ln college or m every day work. The thoughts tn:mk .and lower brancbea with 1 want to leave with you (in addithe; DDT solution recommended tlon to all the other advice yOu've for rbt.dodenron borer. ~ been receiviJ;Ig ) are : 1. Don't be sat1'sf 1'ed w1'th just PERIODICAL C1CADA-!Seven . getting by. The more you renitain teen Y'f!,u Loe\I.St)-1957 will l!e "' on the alert and on )'our toes, so big 11'ear Cor -this Insect ln Wesl to tpeak, the e~si- it will "' .. for Yi·gln)a. This is the lU'"e.st brood YOu to accomplish~.your goals. """ • we bave ln the State. The area 2. Continue to be a good listener. which will experience the heav- While )o'l".llJ may have finished with leit Infestation is in the 'l!outh- your formal schooling, you will weatern counties. Also heavy hl.fes- fJnd that life itself is a school and tatiol18 .are expected in the. fo~ yOu c_an learn th;ngs every day, lowing ·cOunties: Hardy, Be_rkele; so~etlmea from the most unex~ Hampshire, and Morl!la:n. Contac · pee-ted persons. insecticides may 'be used for .pro3. Finally, never reach the point tfction , of very speclo.l OTDamen where YOu beMme so busy that U.ls but applications would have you fail to take time out to thank ~ o be made eaeh flay during tile .God for making it possible for you anoergency period. Cheeseeloth t 9 live in the most wonderful eOVl•r.J might giv.e protection for .country in the wdrld, in spite olspecial situations. what :you may hear to the con~ OAK W'ILT-The spring season trary. 1:~ here and the forma.tion ol· the I want to offer my personal con· oak wilt mats is taking place. gratulations to those seniors at 1nsec-ts feeding · on these rna.. Wahama High School: Peggy Bles· may carry the spores to uninfeet· slr~;g and June Spencer, and lo 1:d trees and this may result In those at Point Pleasant High more oak wilt. The in~ectl are at School: Jim Mitchell. Mary Ann tracted to fresh wounds. and Rogers, Janice Jordan, Joe John~ th• ~;p wounds provide · excellent son, Mac Brake, Nancy Blaine, &vunutls -for infecUon. Care Walden Bconet Roush, and Sue should be taken to prevent any Keener. Best of luck to each and unnf'tessary wounding of oak every one of you. trees. • A bulletin about oak wilt •~ The susperision prerented Sho ·.· av.tlable at the St.ate DeparLme,Lt V ma ker from possibly riding •Gal· of AJr}c~~~r;l. L~h:r.l~.s1~2;· ;~_- .u. lant Man in th~ Preaknes.s at ~ .. v .,.. v ~ PlmlJCo'" May 18 I " STRAWBER.R.fEB __...Watch for tlte first signs of spittle masses. Spray with a mixture of Mala . • thlou 0,0% emulsion coneentrate -~I tablespoonful and Methoxv· WI T'H 0 U T D II TI ehlor 50% wettable powder-3 le CL!:VSLAND. OHJO-" I have 01 11i~ce~a~ tC,• .i~~ vel tablespoonfuls. This mixture ~~~r: may not be applied any JatN 111• 4U. I started UJ.Inrlt," wrLtu El· than 10 da~·· before harvest. 1:~~ .,;,clft~lg~~~~:I':·~~Je:;,ey For added control of fun~ I~ health hu rreany Improved. I have diseases, I would suggest that 5 ----~ ~ Yt>Ur drug it.. for • ounce cf l~ vel tiblespoonfuls of Captan b" llqtiltl BENNEL nctntrate, Y~u·u never know • hun.crl'..!TlOrMnt whllo ad• Pd to this mixture. Captan rlduc&n• wllh RENNEL. 1 LOST so LIS . $1,500 lnvaahMnt . ~ -~~~~~~~,t~ed;;_o~ni;th~ei;co~n~t~co~l;;o;;l;;t;;h;;is;;f;;t;;n;;;;;;P;;co;;t;o";o't;;;;th;;e;;;;tr;;e;;c_;;by;_:p~a~in;ot;oin;;igi;;;;;th;;c;;;;;;m;;a;;y;;b;;e;o;;u;o";od;oa;ol;oo;on;oe;ou;i;p;oto;;;;;oh;;ar;ov;;es;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,;;;;;;;;;;;;..,;;;;;;;;. !CAN START PART TIMI) SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, 1165 Vine NA'L, CO. NO SF.J..LING. Con St., Middleport, $ti500.00. p. D. sbt~ or ~e rvicin g our poi nt uf Lotlridge, 5 1 6tp Sales rti.•play in f1 rugstoro.s ami num('rous olhfr act'OUnlll , rollert in g for merchandise sold anti replenishing invrntory. UNLIMITED POTINTIAL POMEROY RENTAL 5-room As produrt has tremendous pub· apartment with hardwood floor8, lie acceptance, llfcllme rcpeaiJi. bath, laundry room .and plent)' Is backed by lntenswe promotion of eloset apace, hot Willer and and gas heating. On third floor in LOCAl LY ADVERTISED hear! of town, $60 p~r month. AT 100% CO. EXPINSI BOX ZZ9 PHONI lllt·Y ~~u~t be responsible, p(>rmHncnt (3) 4, 3tc resident, have the nec c~sary eapi · ;a! fnr Inventory . ~tart immediate· IIIU WAIIII ly if,arcrptcd nnd a~pi re to incurtl · up to $2~() wrek. ft'or intcrv\ow. i n c hult ~ phone. Box 668-B. ch1 Dally Sentinel. Pnm('ror. 15-6·Jt,, :uyou_mean, you·.d idn't-kn.ow a gas range could.be_built.'in?"l 11<1·81p WaclntM•r. May lth I 1IO P.M. POWER lawn mow~r. 18" reel 'ockaorlnat Or•nea Hall type, Dille & ~cGuir~ . Brlg_q~ PomaNy, Ohla tnginn, exct'llent R.eprt!aentatlvet from tl'tf Mclli{8 . & Stntton CountY Commlnlonert oflice will condltlon, ~0.00. J"hone 363-M tte present to di•cuu the road con· U-3te dhlon within the county. Jo Hardy, Recreation dlrecior, Dining room aul~dfoom (ur wiJl tw. prettent to provide fun fur nllurt". throe room-11bed ruJ.~ ~o~o.•.,-c.. aU - Refreahmenta. and oLher pler.r8 of furnitu re. (20)Buslness IIIL ....... II. -11 Mrs. Emil Ball, 108 Wehc Tc~­ Oht. NEIGLIR and CLIIK GARAOI On lt. Ja. Cal1 Wm. Gr.,..., r!lce, phone "10-X. 5·fl-3 ' ~ WANT(,'D - , PalnllnJ, interiOr or Car repair- Welding- Service and •OM:• lorlnaa ex\erlor, ~ontract or hourly, Radio & record playH, combinau~ed Parfs. Phone 3611,4 Rarlne, I ~;;;~:;;;:;;;;;~;;;:;;;;;;; rate reaaonablt. Phon!!! 381·Y· tlon . eoruol. Chanp. PhMI Ohio. · 29 12tc - - _ _ - _ . Homer Braley. • 0 3 'l~c 102·Y. 5·8-lltp WANTED - House keepc1' for two RUUHAH8, OOt blllkct. for yo.tr adlllh. Write er call Fred Kauff, Ha~uartar;-f;;... I~'~URANCE AGENCY rirep frccr.e . Ot:s CrA wford, LC· Mlddlcr•ort. Phone 63Ml-X. Slmionite LUJJa&e - Lane l!edar l'ir~ Automobile. HMit .. turt t'alls. 5·4·3!p, 4 so 101t> Chest• - LAU Window FanaACCIDIIfT Frlglda.lrt Refriaeraton. 9xl2 J.lnolf'um Rug $4.00. Baku-.. Fr•• Ettlmal•"· L.,._ Cawaltr 1nd ....., labr Pumlture, Mlckftaport, Ohio ,AINTING Furniture , Middleport. ft-3·6 4 ZD tl PAPER-HANGING Bt:e~ker L. V, Rel1inger In MIDDLII'OIIT, OHIO Racine, ,Ohio ·1OIIONII 6311 ~ J Auto 4 27 t! - - - -- ---,-- Control Recommendations For New I Pl Off d antings ere By Pathologist RHODODENDRON BORERSpray trunk and lower Jlmba pbout May 10 and repettl in' 10 da:yl---8 level tlbleapOonfuls of 50% DDT wettable powder In 1 THE WRONG FEET gtollon of water. • fiOOKVILLE, Conn.-Young St·1 JUNIPER SCALE-The foliage vcn Wh itehea d comp lained hi-; of junipers, particularly pfitzers, often become pale colored and r. "l "' h,,, 1 ..•fte' be missed tltc . school bus and wal<kert ~even a.HI unthrifty due to the inJury of . h alf miles to school. His tea~· ·· tiny, circular/ graylsh-wtdte tcalt ers tol'd him hb feet mi ght n.•t which become.s abum:ant on need have hurt so badly hatl he pu' le!l and twig.•. SpraY a'bout May the shnen on Lhe right feel. JU with 1 table~ poonful of 50% _ · -, ___ !.{alathlon emulsion concentrate 21 J Reo I Estate in 1 gallon ol water. DOGWOOD BORERS - These SIX room housP. 61,1 Arrcs n1' <' :erpillar!l bore in the Nmhi""l gr 0 ,1nd, $3,000.00. Call 512-.J . . ,ing rough bark areas that dh. 5-&6tc This fceding.often kills branehc~ ·----;--;--::- - - - - and ~'VCR whole trees. The adul~ l rooms an d bath . full hasem ent ml-\h lays egg.11 in May and carl~· . 1637 Un<'oln llt.s., Pomeroy. LEAF SPOT ON CHRYSAN'l"Hl~ ,June LL('ar scars and wound5 o,, Ph B5S M one · · 3-3-0lp MUMS-This la the tlmc to If'~ ttle tfl.lnk and lower branches. With Cultivator, Mower and Pully 1 PORTLAND __ Services -...------ =c::-:c=----.,- . ano••••• .................... 18) Auto RADIO • TELf!VISION SERVICE, Phon,. t.){), Cleland Ap~llance Store, l .(oJ w. K~n St., Poa1erozr Soles IJH BUICK Sptolal 4 dr. Sedan. 1-3-lf Good Cleo Used Can AD lllakett od Modell - ------ AUTO SALES 1--c=--=- - - - - - (111 =-==-- WE BUY OHIO VALLEY Room Apartment .,•,.d,11G,•r•ae. FiNt -· Pomero)' • R•. I METROPOLITAN 1143-IJ CONCRET.B BLOCKS One local owner, dynanow drJve - - - - - - GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and TIRMITII IXTIRMINATID R•H. two tone creen. f2 ,305.00. "lulld letllf,... Laa" Service. R. A. Flnlaw, 512 B. For free lnapedlon phone 383-M. Blnttnar'a, Pomeroy, 5 2 etc Main St., Pomeroy. 4 27 tl Gilmore Supply Store, PomerOy. 10541 O_LDS \'8 4 dr. S.dan. ~.395. All work 1warantoed. Fully In· GRUESER BLOCK ,CO. Hydamatle drlve, !ully equipped, Wonted To Buy 1ured. Vaqghan'• IndUitrlal 1nd ItA~ th•D 14,000 miJea. Bllttt Rnldentlal Terrultc Coptrol Ser- .~~~M~I~Ioo~Not~rt~h~ot~r~oo=m~lfr=•:•:.__ aar'r, PomiiU'O)'. IJ 2 8te wANTF.D - 7 or 8 room hCIUIC. vice, St. Mart•. W. Va. 49U Call 266-J . IJ 7 3tc J8&2 1 TON CH!VROLET lrucl: !20 BJ Insurance re«ntly painted, rt('W fiat bed. (141 see after 5:00 P M'. Mrs. Georala Wllllamsan, Hlrriaonvi1le Ro..d 3 room furniahed apartment for rent. Nc11t to hospital. Phene Phone 840-X ll--4·3tc JTRUCTUIIAL I IIAMS ~4. & 2 otc Chief 4 dr. ICIIAP JIION - t¥YALS drlve, New 2 Room duwnstain effieney apartml'nt all new (urnitur !. lmmaeulate. Phone 6128-X .. Middleport. 5 Ulo r>a-eto JUHI(. C:O. The measure, sponsorer' by Set1. Ron Pepple of Lima and Sc11 , Ra ymol;ld Hildebrand of Tole4o both Re~~Jublieans, was passed 3"·0 by the Senate April 29. · It has Ml yet been referred h· a House Committee. Nom· birth of a (!1ugbter, Man:b u. Vz'. an~ Joru. Lee on • W:al uandparent. are Krt. Emmett Bartell. l!n. t a.artell ·~Dt ~ · week In Cinein· ~:: · nati w)e~ ... ~- also villted Mr. , iii•- 1nd W"HU«m' Bartels. Mr . .IJ;Id M"· pijl Zer!!J.e or Le wi!Jl tile president, )friL FrttJ~U. tart Fills · lllve pl.ar~Jied 1nd reefeoted for ~:~ruther year. Mr's. moved mto the Ernelt 'DOerr prop· ~ijlard VanMeh:r will install Lhe or~)~J fL the )fay metlUoa:. The · aftendanci' award went to )ffs. Cr.ow's room.• , The ,following program was en1oy.ed: KathY trancls and •Kathy Winebrenner Sana: "Let the SunSunshine lri" and "Faith, Hope and Charity."; :Mrs. Roy Williams S'an& "Each Step I Talr:e-'' and Mrs. Rob!rt ij:arden sang "Alone.·" A talk was ~~:lven by Re"'-. Ruppelt. Refreshments were aerved by the teacher~. Mrs; Allah Teaford recently entl')ftained with a birthday Party at her home honoring her daulhtec, :V.ada Rose, on her tenth birthday . Sb.e. wu as.siiOled by Janice Tea·' -ford. _ Attending were Cbdce Nprrla, Johnny- Ll1le1 Donnie Harden, Jim· my Li.sJe, ·Prih s•uon, J~ Man. uJl, S4tndra . LOndon, Patr~ia Lendon, Qon.,.. Diddle, Patty Ables. Patty Baker, Jim iiJll Oiler:. Sbar· on CottriU, Eleanor K&!' ·Schneider · ~laudia Cunnio&ham ant'l Jenny Lou Bumwdner. · JtfL tlona)d Cottrill waa hostess ,. tl\1 Saint~b~ne- .Malten tlasa of ;the Pretbltf:Jiaq Church at her bome oa ~~l)d Street. A business meeting was eonducoted. Mn. Rob~ Haraeo ri•e the devotlons. Jte. ._, etdtm,nt& 'were served to 15 meJilbeJ't. ¥J', and Mr.s. David Flanagan ~f Findley; are annqu~inJ the birth of a d&Uahter, Eileen Carol, on April lit J...sa:•l Jra~rcrnts are Mr. aid Mr.1. Aoibrdse Flanagan. Reeept yi~ors ol )Irs: .6,nniiL Me· coy wih!· Mn. Ar.thur '¥!yen of I C,h•o\1\', \Y. \'a., I!!•· in~ f(r,. Roy Wright of LlwretlcevUle; W. Va ., ¥11- florence Poole and Mrs. Wll· Jlam DaN of CUmberlalid, Md. fit. and Mrs. Eve.·ett Hilton and Miu Vera Weese, of Watervme, Millie visited Mr. and Pifrs. Earl Nease and other relaU\•es. They Syracuse. !1.1r. and_ Mrs. George F,reclantl rl.!rently Vl!lited Mr. and "'"· Dal· las Rousb (Norma Greathouse) (lf Mirletta. ~ Enter Jl,lcsts of Mr. and Mn. Ambrose Flanagan were Mr. and 1\olrs. Elza Mercer and eblldren, Mt. Sterlin&, Mrs. Frances Flanagan , Mt Sterling, Mrl. Elma Reid of Altona, Pa. , Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenre Seller~ and sons, David and Larry, Columbu& and Mr .and Mrs. Ralph Campbell of Beverly. Visiting Miss Frankie Mumaw , were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Faulkner of Akron, Mrs. Joe Carter and daughtf'r, Janice, and 1.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Perotto p,'f Mingo Junction. '~ Recent gu~sts of Mr. ',lhld ~rs. Raymond Krider, were j ·~~·-. and Mr:s. Carl Finnicum 'of Cb!umbu's, Mr. and M-rs. Clyde lt'alncs and dauchters, Penny and ' t!arol, of Elsmere, Ky., Mr. and'·!KJ-s. Loll GIIH1and and family dr 'f;iew 'llaven, W. Va., Mt. and Mrs ... l!ierne-st Brush and famiJy of PomerOy and Mr. and Mrs. E!llsworth Dl11 and family of Pomeroy. Mtt. and Mrs. ClareL&ce CbapmJtn ·or Letart Falls have purcha&td lhc Ed Norrls property on the RfWine CJ"ti in lowe-r Ro,.~;~. Visitor~ of Mrs. Ada Slack were Mrs. Herbert Matheny and ·Jons, Gene and David, and Mrs. Shirley Blackwell of TUppeTs Plains, Mr. ·a nd Mrs. Ola Blake of Summersville . W. Va. . Peggy Finnicum, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. RaymoM Krider, has: been confined to her home by lllneos. Mrs. Adelbert Lee aftetided the funeral service& Jn Columbu1 of Lloyd Spencer, son of 8 fornier resident, Mrs. Alma B. spencer. Ambrose Flanagan \o'isited hfs daughter and family, Mr. And M,rs. L<Jwrcnce Sellers and sons In tolumbus. Mrs. Russell Satterfield and two children and Jame"S Faircloth of flacine RD visited Mrs. Anna McCoy. Mrs. Ancil Smith and daughters Eetly and Mary of Ma:rion visited , Mrs. Ada Sl1ck. --Mrs, A,dl Slo~ck .· Hartford News ,,, BY VIRGINIA CARLE'I'ON PTA IN S!SSION Th e H:trtford PTA - hekl lht!ir regular m?nthly mee'i ng on 8 recent everung. The program wtS presented by Mi:;s Esth er Me· Kn ight's room. The hnm the PTA sold in April was won by M11 ck Howard. 01ricers ele ~ t cd for 1 he c:oming year wr.>re: prr~rdent , M1 s Lillbm Grlmn1; vice pr(' ~ idcnt, ~rs. Marggret R1zcr: .<tel'ret.1r, Mrl. Ralpb Greene a'ld Treasmer Mfs. Bl!nche Hickle. ' PERSONALS Sunday t;uests W' Mr. and Mr ·. N, 0. Wein were Mrs. Helf n Stone Cooke of Huntingl'o n. ~P­ and Mrs. Samuel Carter of Wh eel lng and Mrs. Hugo Juhling. local. AtteiJding the St~lc Gardr!n Club (!Onvention at the Hot 1l Greenbrier at Wh::e Su lphur Springs were Mr.s. Hll'zh Juhling, \irs. N. Or Wein, Mrs. W. T. Stone l:nd Mrs. A. IK. McClung. If.. Keith McClung Jr. student at Uarvard Law School spent the past week wlth his parents, Mr . and -Mrs. A K . Mt>Cluug. . Mrs. Henry Jenkins. Mis.~ B ~s· sle Jenkins and M.!'>s Margarc~ Lou Gairin& spent Saturd ay in ~Charleston. . -~ ., Services LERS, Pumeroy. COLUMBU S UP A bill lt\ exempt veterans' ()rganizations from real estate or personal property taxation appeared head .:H;t for clear sailing in the Ohio H('use today. 1\e inatiDJ Com"iJtee reported. the u.Jettion ol the toHowin.C olllcert fOI \i.e &ehO<'l yt;ar of 1967·~ V.i'Ce presjdeQJ., Mn. Gf;Olee ~~ejder, s,ccretary, Mri. rt'ed Crow•. tHitur.er M.r•· Donald LWe • Rodney Downing QUICK SEitVJCE "'n WUI!:h r""" palrinJ by · Factory Trained watchmaker, COLLINS JEWE- Veterans Bill ·On Real Estate Exemption Passes ~Y Mrs. ·John Sauvqe . Miu ADII I'Jnet,pt 'W:» . . .q 1:0 the Syraeu~ SuulU,u• Gjtb l-11 Club et 1111 how •• Ai>lil' Jll. pejlY Gl'\iuer p'Nildenl, ~p.1 in charge Qf lhe meetCnf. 'Roll call was ~niw~red by nfmJnJ·~"Ypt. flo~:.onte (:Giot" ·~4 .nlrt~omen wtte served to· .fanti:e 1'eafor , Linda and Ann HubbarcJ,, Nancy Elthlnger, · kat.Rryn fillet , Bet\Y -G rueser, Mai'y Jane Lot~kl ':and t he leader, Mrs. SylVIa Z\fillin£. Mn. WiiUam Fttnei• preflded when the SyraCuse PTA met In·the school auditorium on· Aprll 9 ind opened the meetin1 With the alna:· ing of " Fairest Lbrd . Je1u1" fol- . .QfM,..,. Real Eatott Sb (Cenllnuojf frem ~ eN) eutttn- the ppd-'et '~ust not be any smJie •!Mt ~or.t. 1 "In ru tur' yean we niU-<~t coD. tlnuc to keep {$-~al e~pe,.di4tfea from inereas!P& Jpd, w)\erever })osslble, to fedUce th.t;J11," be nld. "Only lhi~ wlli Can· Ot~r )'JlP;densotpc. taxes and national Gebt be ste~dlly red11ced." '' ' TV'• g~rous Julia Meade couldn't qllite copper ;--;-; ·:~; !I,burnert ; ; : one oven; believe it. "I wu ahock.e!l to 1eam tbal..nD&· · two OVSJI lffi\ll.llke. A¢ the IUI'f'ai:e unite, WOillen aCtually didn't mow tbat a Gas ran&8 . ., tba G~:~~- ~ ,~ ..IJII;t .~.~ fitu.i oould be BUILT-IN. Why, any kitchen-old . ~to ~~ -~. QI- wall. C:lw,'· :you <ean get or new-can have a bullt-in Ga&·l'aDIIe· You '~ ~&;l>inet4 to 4t:..~ bruuhf even have a choice of colora, aUiinN alliei bii,i\t.'Lj mad~" or tJu·tiqe 'He~ are • f-w of the WGilderfulltew bull&-la Ga• rufe• )'011 cu have tod1171 ' • Caloric a Roper • Univereal ( • Haidwlck •~ o Weatem -~ - Keomoie . .·•. ~Tappan ~ Holl7 THI! OHIO f'UI!L GAS . ,.t,. C.O your, loctil Gas ComJMiftY:~~ ' f9r m.,.lnformllll~l .. ~· ''· · l • NANCY l WANT YOU . To TEL-L. YOUR. AUNT FRITZI YOU WEFIE. ' SAP TODAY AUNT FRITZI, THE HAt..L. P.UG IS VERY PUSTY J WAS ••• TI)DA'f �. ' 1 ' New Haven EUB Church Women Observe May Fellowship Day The annual May Fellowlhip Dl) of the Umted Church women was held rm Fr1d1y May 3 at the New Hann EUB Church The organJtallon 1s rnade up or ehureb women from different Protestant churches over the coun try The Fellowship Day s held on SUN -MON Marilyn Monr\Jie Betty F1eld M/1. Y S-6 Don Murray Arthur connell BUS STOP (CmemOJscopc- Tcchn color) - aboFrank c Laue Lucy Marlowe HE LAUG-HED LAST (In Techn color) TUES WED MAY 7-1 FAMILY NIGHTS 2 Adult TicbtJ Admit• tar LHd Doultle Feature Horror Show! Marla Engh9h Chester Morris THE SHE CREATURE - alsof'f'ter Graves BeYerly Garland It CONQUERED THE WORLD the hr:n Friday n May of e.-. .... h year It u one of three meetings held during the year The Glbers are the World Day of Prayer and the World C mmumon Day Mrs Thelma Capehart ln charge of the h1bles were Mrs Fred Batey and Mrs Otho Llevmg Mrs H f WagenbliJ re ce1ved the offennc: and Mrs R.ly mond Peters gave the bened1elion The women of the WSCS of the New Haven EUB Chl)rch serveJ re.. rrcshments w1th Mrs Burt Roush In tharge - - -- The theme for last Fridays meeting was Free Schoola m a Free Amenca A panel discus Mr and Mrs Raymond Hatf eld s1on of the top1c was held w1th the and daughters Joyce and Judy of panel bemg composed or Clyde Brooksvii c were week end guests F ole) pnncJpal of Wah.& rna High of relat1ves here Schoo Mrs Sarah Dawson pnne1 Mrs Eugene Harlc>ss of Clear pal of New lla\en Elementary water Fla sper t the veek end S<:hool Mrs John Morgan pres1 with her mother Mrs Clara David dent of I hi! New Haven PTA and son and was aceompan~ed to Co Keith Arnold a member of the lumhiLo; by her mother who w•II Mason t:ounty Board of Educ<~t on v1s t them and n Cmemnatl l'ollow•ng a short bw1ness meet Mr and M1 s Charle~ Chapman Lng conducte I by Mrs K J Scotl and children moved Saturday from a short program was presented In Portsm'luth to the Eskew property eluded on the program were the Umon Ave s1ngmg of My Task by Mrs Mr antl Mrs Robert Charles of Geraldme Layne and four read Columbus v1s1tcd Sunday with her mgs by Mrs Arthur Jewell Mrs motHer Mrs Edward Hite Mrr Donald Smith Mrs Frank Rey Hlte accompanied them home for a nolrls and Mrs Robert :Bt!acb vuut Three delegates were appointed Mr and Mrs Roy Holter and ta attend annual Umted Churc.h Mr and Mrs J M Gaul apent the Y. oman .s meehng to be held on week end in Louisv11Je and attend next Tuetday and Wednesday in ed the Kentuck' Derby Su;tersv•lle They were Mrr K J Mr and Mrs Homer Holter Mr Scott Mrs Frank Reynolds and and Mrs C D Frccker and Mrs Roy Freckcr VISited Sunday with Mr and Mra Raymond Frecker Delbert Bruch 1s reported Ill at h1s home Enterprise Mr and Mn Ted Jones of Key West Fla arc viSLllng Mr and Mrs Eugene Forbes and other rei at ves Mr and Mrs Earl Denny and son Earl and MIA!I Betty Demosky vunted Sunday 111 ChUiicothe with Mrs Nora Denny and M.r and Mrs RGSI' Tomlinson Mr 'nc:l Mrs George Dabney and daughters Garnet Jewell and Bar bara of Southside W Va were Sunday dinner gue.sh of Mr and Mn W1llard Ebersbach and daugh ters Mus Joyce Ann Ebersbach returned home Sunday alter a weeks visit with her grandpar ents Mr and Mrs Clarence Might of Bradbury Cheryl Eberabach returned to school at Sugar Run Monday aft er a several days Illness Mr and Mn Clayton White and daughter Carol Lvnn o( Warren were weflk end guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Parfitt toll Mr and Mrs Kenneth Chancy 1011!1 Bob Eastman nd Donald Taylor were m Clevel::lnd Sunday to at II MOll tend the ball game between the lt!AIVI/I ,._ Pll Clevela• d InUums and the Boston Red Sox Mrs Hugh Black of Chillicothe was the guest of her parenl8 Mr ~nd Mrs Ph1l Williamson Thura rlay anrl Frl(iay of last week Mr and Mrs Phil W1iUamson ~pent Sunday Itt Columbus with Mr and Mrs Robert Gardner and son Robert 1\11 and M1s Edward Wells and lauglll'ra Ruetl~t Kay anrl Jllnf' A 11 and Mr anrl Mrs Norman N• ulzl 1r wrrc Sun lay II ncr J!Uests of Mr 11nrl Mrs W1llla n Pomeroy Penonals BIG 9'x 12' ATLAITI YIIIYLIUGI AT LOW LOW PIIUII ~ •••• ~~~....................u .... hr....._ . . .,. ..... • Alw•fl IHk ""'st w•a•tl t • 17 ............., ..... •tnt•nt H•• "l••uly W••r ..l ........... ...,, ......,,....., vlf ~ $1895 Wells BAKER FURNITURE On The Br~ghtest Corner In Middleport Mrs Arnold 11 char Is scrrcl .. r f the Providence D stn 1 wa a lclc,;:atc to the Ohio lis. pi~~ ~!I J;O(' AIL 1 WOLk!!hOp hrll Sail d~j 11t Sh luh Uaphsl Chur h n Co B H. Sanborn Missionary Soc1ety Walk-In Garden lnstollah(ln Semce Held Mondav Club Meeting Is Mrs Mtlton Uood waa mataliJd for the put year and Mra Beula~ Held On Mo"day as pre$ldent of the B H Whue dedicated the Love 01£t of S&n~fn ML!sloaary Soctety of the FitJt Baptist Churc1l Monday tn an rm press1ve Installation service led by the out gomg president Mr• ii len Hughes Theme of the put year Llvin& Waters was used for the matall11 liOn with Mrs Hughes openmg and closmg the ceremony with a prayer and Mrs Charles Bennett represcntmg the members of the SOCil'ty placing 1n op~:n Bible on the alt.u of the sanctuary Other new officers are seen: tary Mrs Mannmg Kloes treasurer Mrs Henry Null first v1cepresident Mrs Harry Houdashelt VICC presldf"nt of M1ss1oM Mr!l T F Hawkms v1ce president or Chris han Service Mrs A R Pullen v1ee president of Chr1st1an Train 1ng Mrs Paul Smart vu~e pres! dent of Buslnesa and Professional Women Mrs Raymond Llcvmv Mrs Allen Hughes out gomg ed h d pres 1 ent open t c meeUnc wJah a poem by the Rev Don H!Wt and 1 prayer after an organ p~:elude hy Mrr Gerald Anthony Member,e of the EJecta C1rcle were in dlarge or the devohcmal service which waJ led by Mrs Charles Bennett and mcluded scripture reading prayer and a solo 1 watched One Hour W1th the Savious Durmg the t.usfne1.11 meeting the Circle <'ha1rmr-n gave their reports Middleport Society David Hayes younger sun of Mrs Frank Hayes IS 111 wl 1 mumps. at their home on Mill St John Vrom11n who sustained a severe wound tn hiS lett hand when he fell on a broken bott e at the ball diamond Sunday wali taken to M,.1gs General Hoapi -al where f1vc stitches were taken m the eut Mr and Mrs Raymond Rad chrrc and son Randy Zanesville O¥ere recei t guests of Mr and Urs Ralph Radcliffe :\frs P K Russell and Mn; Of rutt were buslnell8 vls~tors In Parkcrsburjj: Monday M1ss Ruth Humphrey Whe~:/ ersburg has returned rrom a via t In Florida Sunday MLs.s Hum phrey Mr and Mrs Leo Searles and daughter Carolyn and L D Hartinger visited lfl SusonvUI" W Va Mrs Della Carnahan who ~~ vmtlng her son Ray and ram.Uy In Ducyru~ hi rcpor1ted as recu ermg from a recent illness Mr and Mrs Robert Sharp Mr and Mrs Paul Hapto11stall an I family were busmeS.'I vu1tors 1 Athe 1s Saturr!.ay Clar~'ncc Dicken II1gh Schl) I teacher at Rutland accnmpan 1 th1 S(n on; fron RHS on a trlp ovt'r East lh 8 week Mrs J>1ck~n Is ~pcmhncr the week With hr panmts Mr and .Mrs Su1 IUcn Rutl-and RD Dr Jllcharrl Bauer Supennlcu dent of !he Portsmouth D1sl n 1 or ~h1hothst Churches WIIS a dinner gt I'St of lhr Rev a1 rl l\1 s (' R Konknght and family ::; 1 da Mrs ( race Darhtcl E ne Pa 1~\t n~ her son F orrcst Bad1t t and fam1ly Ur and Mu Wlllls Anthon 11nd Mr and Ml"s Glenn Lambert I Qpcnt th weekend w1th Mr a 1 Mn 1om Anthon}' and son I a Mrs. Don Hunnell Is Honored Guest At Friday Shower II' 1Fire Department Auxiliary Honors Mrs. C. R. Karr fermga w1th a poem Two M1t~ Flowers fU1lo11ble for Memorial and prayer Mrs Hughes thanked was the subJeCt of a talk by Mla the Sot1ety members for the1r co- Jessie Saunders. when the Walt In Mn Don Hunnell a recent Mn C R Karr Sr) wu honr operating and assutance during Garden Club met at the home of bnde was guest of honor at a ed Mooday cvenina: when tb~ her two years as president o! the Mn Mabel Lee for the Ma)' meet shower given Fl-1day evening at Aur:1hary of the Fire Deputmeflt organ z;ahon Mrs Claremont E in~ Hoyt wtfe of the pastor spoke on The meet ng was called to order the home ot Mn John E Runnel met at Lbe home of Mrs EJUmett behalf of the members m thank by the president who led 1n the Condor St Mrs Wyatt G1ibe t Shuler Mrs Karr was pruenwt mg Mr:~ Hughes for her leadership salute to the flag followed by the and Mrs John A Hunnell we t' an el~tr c sk1llet from the Aux1l • lary wttb Mrs S T Rus~tll put and msptratlon club prayer Several commumca t~ssJstlng hostesses P1nk and white streamers e!t president ma:kma: the present.. The DDrcas C•rcle was In charge lions were read and discussed and t1on Mr and .Mrs. KliT bne hv of the program for the evening on reports of secretary treasurer and tended from the chandaher to tn the topic Treasures 1n the Mak comm ttees were gJven The offl table on which the g1f'ts wet'" ed for the past ten years in the apartme11t at the Vlllnge Hall anti mg wh1ch closed wLth a prayer by cers were elected for the 1957 58 placed Games were played durmg !he have been m eharee of the rJre Mrs Edtson Baker year evemng wtth pnzes awarded to an('! emergency calls as well u Mrs Hood presided over the ass1shnlf m the varaou.s projettl last part of the mcelmg and names 1M.i~r::gedeer~h ~r~s JU:ge; by Mrs Seldon Baker Sr Mrs Se 1 don Baker Jr Mrs Don McKe 1 of the FLre Department were drawn for the Circles New un u e ar son Circle <'ha•rmen are Dorcas Mn and Naomi Reed Reee1v1ng blue z1e Mrs Gardner Mankm ar1 Mr and Mrs Kar and their Frances Bearhs LoveJOY M awards were Mabel Lee for a large Mrs Charles Wildermuth granddaughter Polly Ann Bau.,r After t be honored gue&t open El r~ arrangt'ment of Dogwood Jn a Clemls Fox ecta Mrs C1lffor while urn Anna Hart bush honey ed her many lovely i:lft5 relres are planning to move thb summ('r Hayes Mrs HOOd appomted Mrs !Iuckie spirea and tuhpo In an up ments of cake 1ced m whJte w h to the 260 acre Karr farrp on th"' d Raymon Luman ab Scholarship r 1ght contamer Helen Carper pank weddmg belk and the m Naylors Run Road chairman and Mrs Harold Chase as spirea tullps and Ilia...., in an olJ.. scr1pt10n FraPJkle and Don tn ._ , "" Mn Rwael1 M1111 prestdent House party cnlhrman 1t was de- tong container Edna Lee tuhp!l' pmk 1ce cream cortee and mmts prea1dect at a Abort busmess meettided that all C1rt1es meet on t,hc and lilac m :reen glass contamer were served ~~-~ ~nd d.latribu_ted the yearHob third Tues.day of each month Mrs Red Awards--Mabel Lee Dog The guest liff. mclud~ thocfl Wl\ltl! ~ 11! the sh~P" of lire Hoyt clo.!led the meeting with M wood 1n low u•uare eontamer b di i '"" named above and Mri Herman e"'1n~1 and lettered 1!11 red Proene C't on Bertha WUliams tulip buds and Ohhnger Mrs Arthur Evaq~ J.t(ltl _Head lbelY4t p, tbe annual Members o( the Priscilla Circle tt1leaf wonder foU.Je ip round Mrs W1lham Ohlinger Mrs Sau FamilY PJcnlc ttt be held at the were hoatesses for the evenme and a:tass conta1net MabeJ Lee Dog Koehler Mrs H(lward K1ttben )Joacblde Park oq June 3 1 Soup served a salad course to thirty wood In dark upr1ght contauier Mrs Ed Russell Mrs Henry Su\J'per Cbrl!tmb party ADm seven members Arrangements or A contest on fiowers was con Dailey Sr Mrs EUJene 't'r1pple. t ver~ary r!1nner th:,:lt annu 1 yellow flowers and candles were dueled by Bertha Wllhams and Martha and L.inrla Bater Deb a pitnlc at the .sWnmer home of wed on the tables m the dmmg won by Belva Wtllard Hunnell Bobby Mankin Debr Mr and Mrs. S T RtTNell room The hoste!ll asllsted by ~r Dhllnger Plans were diaeussed for char daughter M1ss Jean Lee served Mrs Edd1e Epple Mrs Clar tcrlng the oraanUatton and ho, refreshments to eleven members Gearhart Mr.11 John Staee Mrs tesse.a for he year were cb.O"'I! 1 and guests Mula Lee Mr Guy Lee Anna Peters Mrs l!iaiah Sm1 1-J 'l'hc Auxillary are plannmg to and Mr Glen Lee Mrs Mike McKeruac Mrs Anr.a purchase vacuum contamers for The June meetmg will be a now Yeager Mrs Harold Hysell Mrs coffee and !OUp for the firemen or show at the home of Mrs Lo Clyde Brown Mrs Norma Chap to use on winter edla wh1ch last well Carper and will be an open man Mrs Chester Hutton Mrs rot a number of hours. meeting The date w11l be an Sharon Jones was eJected ~res1 nounced later Carroll Jett Mrs Charles J.eaar dent or the Powder Puff Club Mrs Joseph Struble Mrs Jo I"' Durm1 the social hour games when they met Monday night at 1'errell Mrs Jack Stlvers Sr were pl9yed and prues won by the home ol Janet Valentine for a Mrs Edd•e Hoeflich Mrs Remo Mrs s T Ruuell Mrs Charle~ bualness mectmg Other new off1 Lmd Mr~ Wilham Sheridan Murray Mrs Jame.11 Oanlets am: cers are V1ce preSident Phyllis Mrs Mabel Mankin Mrs Ly~Ja Hv the door pru:e was presented to Stanley secretary Jeanette Crooks ~ell Mrs Leroy Watson Sr M s Mrs Murray treasurer Vonda See news report Maru: Chapman Mrs Ray Heine!!; A dessert course was sencd bv er Vera Covert eotTe.&pondent. The annua 1 May Day of the Hat Mrs W •lma Osborn Mrs Albe t the bru~te~~tr.a who were the olf Jud1th Van Cooney t1c Jackson Guild was held at the Martin Mr and Mrs ROM Evons eers Mrs. Mills Mrs. David Oh Out gomg officers are prestdent Mt Carmel Baptist Church in B1d Mrs Floren.ce GIIR:tore Mrs Le linger Mrs Jade Beehtel Mr~ wts Osborn and Mn Elizabeth Emmett Shuler Others presel t Judith Kay Murray vice pre1ident well Janice R1chard.!l Mt Moriah Bap Rathburn were Mrs John vrmuan Mrs. 0 Oilv1a Hcmmons secrretary Mar E McKinley Mrs Robert McEI yin Rou:sh treasurer Barbara t:ap tlst Church 1s secretary of the tcma Guild and her shter Rosetta Rich hlnny M'h Kart Mrs Russell ards was the del~tate from the Mrs Daniels Mrs Thomas Darst Other member! mclude Kay Junior Gu1ld at Mt Moriah B.ap-. Stiles Shirley Rouah Carol Blaker tist Church Middleport Mn Irvin h.eld at the De11hler H1lton Hotet A conlr1butmn of S5 00 was Columbua Aupst 20-21 Gall Stumbo Unda Fiering Jane Baumgardner Mt Moriah Chnrch Harns Judy Arnold Bettie Harrill is treasurer made to the Me1gs County Cane A report on the deputy meetin, Janet Valentine Members of the local Guild who Soc etv when Theodoru.s Coun II held Sunday wa1 IIVfiQ by Mrs also attended were Alma Baum Daughters of America met Mol Richard Campbell A meehns <Jf gardner Emmaline Bowles and Su day evenmg at the IOOF Hall the Past cAune1l0ra wis announ pleted tl'le Pr•vate Secr'cA.ar al ne Smger Mrs Mmme Neutzhng counc" ced for Thursday CV('fUniJ at the course M~aa Rwaell who gradual Adulta p.,-esent were Mr and or pre£c,led Mn Albert Woodar 1 home of Mrs 1ohn Smith N)c ed trom Mlc'!dleporl kiKh School Mn Irvin Baumgardner Mrs Arn coun~ I rleputy \V.ll .tflttWted 11 A~nue last May enrolled in thr Colun old Richards P.lt.J Arlena Reese followmg an automobile! acclrlent At the close of the meeting Icc bus school m June She Is em Manning and George Baumgardner on Saturday A commumcat1o1 cream and c&ke prn.v1ded by De' ploycd 111 Columbus as a secrc were present for the aU day scs was read concermng lhe State mar Canaiiay cantHdate for may lary swns aJS'o C~nr•l semon wh1ch wllt b~ J or of Pomeroy was ~_,ervcd • VOLIX Nme mdlctmenta Boy Soouts of Troop 247 County Grand Jury Sprmgs have been nam Jncluded in type at Philo ... ed winners of a ment pomt coo and one on a m!~om•.~ai Mr A G Mehlman plant manager at Sporn conftrmed to- est with the prJZC bemg a tr•p m The JUry was the day that the Sollitt Construction Company of South Bend the natlonal Jamboree of the Boy women served There rear wh<'<Jis low silhouette •tyhng, wtth headroom to spare • the luxu• y ndc uf VRJ1u.ble rate sprmgmg stX power choices with trad1• Uonai St udcbaker economy Cro,flmnBnBio•p that protects yoW' Investment mile alter mile year alter year See your dealer today, Studebaker-Packard ClOWtOJATIOt! q,~<~/'«&tjCff~-;w.l Colwn~u. w!,te~ ~-, h11 ,:on1 Senate Approves MeJ"oha s Bill On Memon"al Law The new maehine-as slgnlfl cant to the electric indUstry u ~he fint ijet plano to conquer the rt~ &ound barrier was to IVJatlOnhad 1ta veil lifted at Philo Wedncs-1 day in a smaller version known a! Philo No 6 According to Mr Phil p Sporn apeakmg at Philo cere 1 ,_ 1 moDJe! Philo No A IS Ideal for f S 1Cl'CS8 came tod:n to lne P.l 001s of Me~gs County s rep~e11 develoPment purpoeet. From it wJll come baJlc engm thtl\le G~orge j A M•edmhJ;t to eerint d,ata to budd the. new rna c ange t e rna orlty ne e o ap c;.hine at Sporn wbJeh II one of ~ov t' hvc..te,...&n~ mer~orials ~her. 10 SeRa e Vote unammOL.:s two planned by the Amencan Gas e £; Eleetrie system The other IS !y to pass hJ.s House bill to he built at the AG&E Breed The bill would reduce the ma \"ltnt Jn lfnbana by the Indiana jfJtltv required from 65 to 6Q l-e t'm l Michigan ElectrJe Company ~e~t &! d pe:rmlt speci&l eledlom 1'he new Philo unit the nat1on s 10 be called !or veternns men or fh&t super cntical pre!lKUre gener u:ls ahnt: macbme was l.nspccted by M>e1 il 'lr ofroE'rerl the bill e.:.rly more than 60 representatives of ln the t:urrent session and the newsp-pers radio and televlSIOil ffourt• npprovcd It quickly Hb Among the newsmen were stan' bdl was the result of peti'Ltonc me(Pber. of several nationally ~~'"~' a,king MelnMrt to seek diatribute~newspaper.s o,.d maga the rhan)t'IE' \n 8 of a mill levv zlnes as 11 as a number of Oh1o for a $100000 bond J:Ssue for fnr P~ll mem er.s w•a.-, to rcmplnte local mah:bin" Following a tour of the Ohio funds for a $500 000 veteran!: Po~r Company plant and the new IJM'mortal hoapiltal here was •le unU the n~smen gathered at iP.<'tE'tllast Novt'lmber t; nearby ZaneliVIIIe for a luncheon ~ -- 11nd a ta lk by Pbibp Sporn pre1i dent of American Gas and EJec'Company and ll'bk P~it1 "~' tN'titt'dlary operatine C!OIIl:rlny In "" hl8lalk Mr Sporn pointe out the <><> slri1I1cance of the new umt whleb •" haa been described as a new m1Ie•lone m the history of electriC power generation T1cketa for re1erved seats for A :t<l 1 renttee vice president •nd ge(leral manager of Ohlo Pow the Sen1or Class plays at Middle;r and E L Se~dler Ph1lo Plant porr H1gh Scbool will be available manager were hosts and welcomed after 7 p m tonight at the Roller the newsmen Pharmacy MiU Street The two Umt 6 has be1'ln operallng under plays are sehedul~ for 8 P m tilt conditions since Mareb 20 It Fr1day night at the school audl 1s expected be placed com tonum and tickets are being sold mt:rtlal I)JM!ratlon before the end by the Semor Clan membera ol lhiA month ln the one play The Cast!~ of Bricfly here are some of the Mr Simpson Tom Kelly a& Mr things this new machme w•lt do- Simflson learns that the old say I Inn an s •uouse 1' S h18 all of wbleh are f1rsta in·~ the m mg an E ng1S' dustry castle may be true m Eqgland UtUue steam above tlte cr 1Ucal but not m Amenea Mrs S1m~on pressure of 3,206 pounds per sq 1.!1 played bv K1iy Stiles They lncb {the point at which super have three daughters, Carol Ow heated water flaahcs Immediately ens as Irene JUd)' MW'tay as Lit Into tteam wdbout flnt paAsmg and Jane Harris as Annabelle who Uirough on mtcrmed 1ate boiling takes over the house eompletely atage) and he bas to lilt In the dming ~t.:ontinued on Page Seven) room ~~ Ul makes elaborate plana to have her f..stber apend a qu1cL eve I ning at home b'ut to get rid of her s1stcr s boy friends namely Ken neth Lewlt as Tommy Wllklna Stephen Coats as Charles Merrt wether Eddie Evans Js the stran ft ger in the play 7• (ContinUed OD Pa.;:e Seven) I 0 m SoUlhWebster In PIay·Off 1 1 Rmet'~O~ M~a"y"17e IW~ of aold lou~ new f1duon eolon-bl--. sreena. 1olde. IUI'iJ'IOYet earth Iones Add &allly to'"')'our w1ndowa ••w '' truly budtiet pr1- '·!'ll"-~"!!'t'~"T~~'!'.~IIIi!~ State tobrpa vn Jim Bowles was on the mouill tO 'ead ~IS mate~ to their 9th l'.tflli(b,t Vlctot)' tbl8 season wuh o\tt defeat Dave Hindy wM ~at._: JnJ. The Jaekeu played almost er rorJeS! ball while cnllocthtg eight hit& On(¥ one m11cue wa.s rccor J SH the • May term of court eight on felony charges :. lb:tm-v of the county on WhJch women and nme men In State Test Farm F"IeJd Day W')} I Be Held May }r!,J fours m the mormng a bou... teous c'tueken barbecue a~ noon to be followed b"' a lectur:e dil out~Sion 1md .que:tion .and amw....r ""nold wilL feature the annual Field Day May 15 to be held at the Southeut.em Ohio Stat~ ~ F C t .,arm m arpefJ. er Carl Greenlee acting mani,pr w11l he bo&t for the event Ll~ or the Columbia Home D~_,, dratlon Club w•ll prepare -. ~ ,~rve the barbecue ut1der the .chr ect1on of M'!"S How-ard Nolat home economtcs exten,lon agent Speaker w111 -he Lyle Goleqan Qh1o st-ate Umvormty F.xten,ton specwli.st His aubject will bf! on 'household and other farm and A: lated insects The event !nTNI bY thlll ll"lcultt,ral at the C!ounty Mrs Nolan an(! County c F. BlatfP"Iee attended 11 _ f the Mid ree emp1oyees dl eport 0 lVISIon 0 f C0 I urn bu and ' Southern Ohio Electric Company received special recogmtlon for their safe dr1vmg records at the 'fth annual meeting of the 100 000 M1le Club held recently at the Fort Hayes Hotel Columbus These men all of whom have dnven over 100 000 accident free m1les are Edward C Myers, Ed ward F Kmg and Ctlarles W All man Seventy mne employees O[ The Electne Company are membe-rs ol th1s grtmp T hey h ave d r1ven a total of 11 504 619 accident tree miles which adds up to 852 safe dr1v1ng years • Harry Cra1g president Dan Hartinger and Roland Neutzbng; attended Only other business was routine pay mcnt of bills 1 Plans are bemg completed for thf: anmaal Pomeroy High School Alumni AI.!IOCiatJon banquet June 1 at 1Jf30 P m at tbe Junior Higb gymnasium Mra Grace H Dnke President of the .U,octat10n annonntEd today Ticke.ta for the banquet dinner and dance following the dmner •• d ~ h d 1n are - an ma.. 11'0 pure ase ' 8 Drug Store advance at Stark the Pomeroy Pastry Shop or from Evelyn F1ck see~ary of the A-lumni AIIOf'latlon Mu&lC will be prov1ded by the GelNates Joey Roush son of Mr ano Guests may be mvited to attend Mrs WUilam Roush New Haver. the dance followmg the banquet •nd a s mor at WDhama H gb Ti~k~ts for the danl:e mQ' be purSchool won first plaC'!e •n the PI chased al the door Pleasant Junior Chamber or C"m The dinner IS to be served by merte s Teenage Road-eo on Su tbe Salisbury PTA iav tn pt Plea8ant Roush toot flrat placo on a sk ll rtnvmc eourse on 28th Street h1 I~ Pl"'l:!lo~~nt by ecorin.i .Jb'll.l potnta .out of a poasJble soo Com lng lfl seeond was Tommy Say <)f Le-tart who 11eored 456 points rames Ellhil of pt PIP.asant was third with 451 1,1; points In additiOn to th~>lr ability In On Saturday May 4 the Waha c r1ve an autom9hlle the contest rna Jumor Varsity Band and the ,m\8 were abo scored on a writ- Wahama Wh1te Falcon lland both •en best under the d}rectlon of Mr James Roush in winnm.fl the even E Breen journeyed to Huntington Wob the ng}lt to "\_kompete at to participate In the $tate Band Morgantown m the Stl'lte Road.P.-o Festival Huntington Area on .lune 1-5 •nd 18 The wtnn'"l In tb$ mornmg the Whlte Fal or• the event w111 receive 8 $3L}IJ con Band played March Forth by tebolarship awal'd in .addltletn to Moore Cathedral canyon by Han being sent to tbt natU'n al Road-e-o son and American Folk Suite hy In Washmgton on an 111 expense Waltert as an tuditJon for the ld lo d • d • 1 d pa ur ay tr•P ju ge Tue l)and reee ve an over... Jud~mg the pt. Pleasant event aU Number 1 or superior rating »ue Sgt Cll'l Nutt a:rad Trooper lor the audttion Andy OalforCI o! tbf!! State P ~ In the afternoon both bands plua • 1 tl hee Walteor Rlce o! t h e Pl Plea 49 other• took part in tne a gaD c .-.t city polioe and lt M Har h r,arade tbroua:h downtown Hullt barger of th~ Mason County Siler- ngton The two local banda Were 1f£s department not rated on marcbing Roush wlll r~tve a bnonze Mr 'Frank Clpehart a member plliflue for hl1 athievcment while o!.,thfl 'Wablma faculty accomp.an each .df the. t.hNe tbp driven tiBG ~be ~ulor VatlitJ BsDd •• ._ wm al""" 1 ~·•·• 0 ell&_... d BftwleB held &outh Webster to JOur hltl The lollers eommltted twn errOl'! The ~lav 17 game wiiJ "" in tbe Jets Stat!ium at 4 p m aaot.Mr game this morning at J\thll"n'4 Jackaon beat HtllAboro if e-s MilOS GINER/I.L HOSPITAL Admitted Sarah Errmgton Mri Fred Burl<ln w.·ns In Roadeo At PL Pleasant The R•zor 0 11 co of Pomcr.oy was awarded the gasoline contract to suppl)' the county highway de plrtment for the next 90 days at a regular mcet1ng nr the Board of county comm~ss 10 ners Monday The succell8ful b1di:ler offered to deliver gasoline for 20c per gel Ion (regular) end 24c per gallon (hi test) includmg state tax of five cenla Pomeroy Alumni I Co~mlsslonersC D I IBanquet ate s set For Jone 1 I I . New Haven Youth " Tht MlCtdleport Yc• ow JaC!ke t s ran Toughs!I.Orl over South Weu1ter Htlh Selmoi 5 bascbatJ t.l.:am 10 I k till Ornlnl .n 'he at 0 c oc 8 m '\. Ohio Un1verslly (!Iamond f.l t o '' a trip ,. win to Columbut in t h ~ ' '4' a· 'ric Jackets Take A wo"derfvl way to hnshten your home' Now you Cll'i uve I Oh thtse rt1dy made draper1es 1n ••• to lit every wJndow •n your home lovelt panerMio Llend mto an7 decor 10 outAtandml tfley'ea" completely, redeCCJr1te your roolht luxururU. «Jiolh qt·the ]1..-,.e nr Middleport Emp1ayees Middleport Hi.rl, ~!J).E .. PI Get Siiite(y ' 8"" ay Seruor Will Be On Frt"day ~h~ o CoiDDUS"st"oners Grant Contract For Gasoline to f• j 1 I WITH A CUSTOM LOOK Scolulsl rtJVIalley Forge N y ear Y n u Y They are Bruoc Stalnaker 50 I ..,, Mr and Mn Ratley Stalnakel 'lick Clark son .ot Mr anrl Mr 'N'Ilham Cla k and Lee R-eed 50 l Mr and Mrs Leonard ~" ?Olnt.s were based on the oors tt.IV!hes tn Scouting during t te vmter and spnng Three other boys also wit' ugh po1nta but tou young LO tuahfy for the Mp wue DougiJ \!'oore George Starcher and He •chd Ba~ They Will recet e peCial prlzes The Troop 247 Scout commit:e-e Ln 1 meeting earher th ~ veek nam-ffi the winners and ex ended Its apprecuK1on to 1111 the r>eople of Ent.et1)rise buret Clur md Rock Sprm.g.,. commumt es who made the contest Gf tbe b ys uoss1ble Fi:lmlhes of the boys winntng he trip attended a spec~al meet ng at camp Arrowhead Sund& n Jluntmgton to prepa'I"C fot their part m argarut.mg t.be triP for their !ODS CurtiS' Lallance Funeral service . &heduled Fn'day .....,1Betzmg Leads Pomeroy Council Dutton Is High In Middleport Charles Legar of Pomeroy and C 0 FISher of Middleport today emerged the VIctors in the Pnmary ElectJOns for the Two .area ae1ertee tea(!hert ar~ Mayor seats m Pomeroy and Middleport among :w. h1gh school &Cienn' Legar m hiB bJd for off1ce was opposed by former Mavor leachen th ough')ut 1he oeountn Delmar Canaday and a newcomer to the pohttcal arena Harry to r~e ve NatiOnal Sc•en~ Foun Miller of Pomeroy Legar amassed a total vnte of 464 to 282 dation grants to attend the Ob o for Canaday anJ 52 for Miller U~~enl~e11111',.mer .. ·~h~!urt~ Hos ~ F19her current Mayor of !llddle 1mong the tndtctments three for felomous assaults k ey A' .rw for breaking anoi entermg one ns o.f R 1 Pomf"'"OY te~ a armed robbery one for auto I Pomeroy Semor High and Gayle and one 1:or forgery The n Pr1tc or rortland Rarme H•&h was f?t negligent Srhoo Dur ng a program 1ponsore Harc.ld Bl:tnkcnshlp of ]fllDtlv hy OhJo u and NSF teaC!h wag lfldtcted ':>r felomous ers Will atlend Jec1ure3 and d"usaolt Ln the shotgun woundmg monstratJon!l 1n f1eld.s o( astrono of Gerald Spud McDameJ on my ~eology physi.C, and cbcmuMarch 23 at Ruby s Inn near Ma trv d nng the ••x weeks of Jul son City at Adamsville 1 Lo Aug 9 o\pprox1mateJy 47~ Also mdlcted on tw(l fclomous b gh school teachers are .attendaasault charges waa Ellie H Over n~ R5 teacher tr.aml18 seu:ncc bolt Charges agair.st Overholt and mathematiC!I pNgrams spon 1c~e from the shotgun wounding sorerl by National ScJence Fou 1 oft;..JCathleen Overbolt antt Donald dat1on at colleges and uruver j g at l.akt r Drive lnD Jn Pt tu~s th s summer PI uant on ~-reb 23 dtcted for brelklnc and enter in two ebarrc• were J)>onlos s PaHter and John Lee Plrker 11tty were charaed wath break!Dg and enftrJng Hendenon Sebool and Pt Pl.sant Junlor H\g"b Sehool iaddeus Greed Redd was in di d fo1 armed robbery Jn. the ~hoi up of a GlenWOod croeecy Tbe annual JUOJON!enior ban sto Ill March Auto lameny quet ,, Rutland Hil~ SChool was chan:ee were brou11tt 11ainst W1l held Saturday evenin~o Kay 4 '" ter Edward Morrison and ct~de Sta" was ellarJed W:tth forgery L~ :~o ~n:a~~~~~ tc~~~f Tbe neau•..nt bomleide indict I ..... "!;;: ed UJinat Claude or 12 .,...ari:. me 1i'JII ret"'n "'"~ G t dra~~f..•tlle CbeOOc,J The lip new Ta 1 ~aiiiM •"•·¥,~woii~~ t I' M t 0 ctdent'-whie~ too~ •e 111" of "Mr. t Vlrg,n ' Ia Howard oUe on ,.. Mar 8 I'F'ho tent .-.lilL:e J urors were H A Jolibson Bet ed on Y a P-1o-0on ....r 0 1 C1 epe pa"'~ wells James Morrison Sam dWJlh streamers , fr the ,,.,, to form ropp•ng om ''I Rolfe Lee Rutb Sayre f erl Ona Burdette Leota Roush 8 room rhe class co ~rs 0 { L Slcm Rlda Mornson Ed and Sliver made up t ._e, eel )r. ., na Childers Ervm Hunter Adam and two of the sLdes "uhe adm~ Krebs De wilt cratg Erma Dot ure of bright colors fonne t c son and George :\ Burns remammg two sides A string or Japanese lanterns provl~ed the hghtmg ror th~ orehestra .and were also scatteru acr0$s the ecthng The tables ror Lhc banqlll 1 were pla~d Inside the enclosure • and were also decor tted ID red and sLivel' Mmlature Japane&" 1 'ad-• • ... under brJ<>'ht-colorcd um brellas were used as f.avora Red The Mlddlepol't B011.rd of ~u oarnations the class flower d~ tallon planned the purchase or cora ted the tabl&s and were gr~: furnHure and equ pr 1ent for the en to lhe :remors as souvenirs new rooms 1n the Elrmcntbi'Y Two doorway.s led mlo the en School and H1gh school addition closure and were dccorateCI w• h when thev met M<1ndal' maht .. small green trePs made from rna s !he High School by Mrs Joe Bailey sister of jur. The resJgnallOL\ of Charles Mr- or class sponsor Martha Ohlin Donald as teacher 111d coach was ger nceepted McDonald has aceptcd 1 Coach J m Vennan acted a'i prnntlon as football coach m lhf' (Contmued on Page Seven) CanaJ Winchesler s~hools A d!scu.dlon was held on tile hu!Jding program durlng the eve nlng The Bdard adopted a res.oiJ t on to advertuc for hlrfs for fur mture and equ pntetlt and set Ju If c·-·· FuneraI acrvlttS Ior ... .,... E Lallanoe 89 a life long retldcnt of Sy•aeuoe Will be held in tilE' •. EwIng Funera I c• napeI at • P m 1"'· Friday Mr La 11anee d h ..'l.l ..... wiC Me1gs General Hospital TuesdiY evenmg at 6 p m Sllrvwmg are hls Wife f.liz heth o1;1c son Carl of Parkcrsbut" and two jlran&ona Larry M I Gary The l-ast of a family of 11 chil dren Mr lallance wa!ll a member of the JuniOr Order of M'ecbamc~ of Syr1ewc Burial Will be m.ade Jn the Od Fellows Cemetuy &t Par.ker.s burg Fr1ends may ctll at the Ewing Funeral Home at any time A ests ~lut1_ed OJ! Monday by the Mason Foundallon Grant I Cll~lcr Detore you lnveot In any car lh" year, chock all the extra value Studchakur otTers exciUBIVC 1 wm 1raction w1th dnvc power m both Returned Two Meigs Grand Jury Teacher~ &out Jamboree Iild.. has moved tb.e fuit dirt for • ne~w 4!0 006-kUowtt unit there • m Ground wa. broken Monday at Graham Station for the and ition of a giant revolutionary steam machine to the Pb1ltp Three SP,rn power plant seen for the (trst hme Tues~ay as a pro of Rock Dof AMeeting Held On Monda Y Ohio F•ir ai'Hf werm tod., hith Tl •• n hlr •M rnlltl e. nlthl Low 54 to 60 ThVt"BCC.ay ,.rtly clolldy with ICiff ...... ilhowo •n and thund.rtt....,. exh ame north Mntly f•ir •4 £Ontlnuedl warm c•ntr•l and MUth SINGLE COPY--Se • Ground Broken For New Sporn Three Local.Boys Nine Power Plant Addition Monday Awarded Tnp To By Hattie Jackson Guild Meeting Held On May Day tY UNITED 1'11111 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohlo, Wednesday, May a, 1957 NO 20 ID Sharon Jones Is New Powder Puff Club Pres1dent Complete Line Of DraP-tf'liS, Drapery Material, Curtains on the 2qd Floor enttne • '"d F lien I t'onard hh the nca~~~~ Mr and Mr~ DaR.. ubcn Bee~ nnrl three sons K11rl Kirk anti K m spent Sunda) in Huntington wl1h relahvcs and were lf'CO 1 pan led as hr as Proctorvlllc I\ his mother Mu MsiUdt Be<:k who d~llrd with her eou11ln Mrs A A Jeffers Mrs Dell I' lf.e h1111 bern Ul for t'evcral montru. at her home on South &-eond Avcnut> Mr an.-1 Mrs Frank Kirw and !WD Columbus were weekf'n-1 r.!UCRt8 o{ her mother Mrs. (;:h11 Quillen and family and Octhtt re leUvot In Chctter Saturdar Mr~ Harolrl Peninger and l'hlldren of Tack1on visited at the Quillen home Mr and Mrs Noah Unkm~ wNe w~kend guests of her bro I her anrt sister In law Mr an I Mrs Cline Matthew! Columbu~ M'r Matthewt. wbo hu been it! for ten montlu with a heart t'or. dillon Ia improvlna: lowlv Mr and Mra Robert Hill Da ton and Ml' and Mra Rona Larson and baby Columbus wcr" wa(!kend gue1ta of Mr and Mr:; Rlcbard Chambers and son Erie aq--1 relattves In Pomeroy Mr and Mrt Gene Sidors a 1 I Mr and Mr.t Georae Quillen al tended the raeea at the Skyline _. Rat'!eway Charlaton Sunday Mary CtroJ find Robert Sw• AOn were 'lfttll:e'nd Jlleata o( the r eousln Mri John IIOW'man Mr and Mn l:ul War~'ke wtrc ruest8 or honol' FridJ&l When 1\J( and Un Rl¥ Rear~ Atb~~s entertained with 1 cUnner at \ht Sportsman celubnl.td tbeir we~ dmg anruvoraary Red and whit carnations were used for l he tAb)(' arrtJngement Gueats includ I'd Mr ~tnd Mr• Warlike Mr MD I Mrs I \v Harper Mr and ~lr Webb carter M'r and Mra Pl\t ! Powers Mr and Mrs Willia Hamm Mlls Hy.. na Ruaae'l daughter of M'r and Mra. Sidney T R~ssell bas rceelved ~If diploma from lbe Olfl<O TriliDIJI( Sebool lr • RST 8- DaJiy Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, 0 May 7 1957 .. Wahama u.· Band Parti"c•"pates In Stale Fest1"vaJ Three TLousand Pancakes Sened At scout supper~ Approximately three tbouund pan cakes were served by t •e Scouts of Troop 245 1\aefdav• nl1ht in a pan-eKe and sauta~e supper at the FirAt B2ptut Church FO'l'tJ pounds of aauaage and eighteen /ounda of pane•ke mix wero UlN! bv Mr& Joe Wilson ,Jr M T k S tt-"' Itt Mrs Ric1 rs tC! a ~ ue ll'd CJWr:lbera, Mrs Fomst Bach tel ~ Bert Bodimer mothers 6.f Stoutl, who were auisted b Mrs :bwJgbt WaU.aee Mi.'s Ge:-~c Coler8d and Scoutmuter Robert 'Mill& "nd A:nt Scoutmutr ~ Col- Annual Rutland JUDior • ..Semor • Banm•et Is Held .. ~ ~at Middleport Board I O£ Education To Ask FUrDitur , e B'd Rohert Lohse 7 as tbe date for the opemng Funeral RI"les T0 8e Thursday ' the l)ids Arrangemt>nts we I' mt!Kie for blrlder~ who may wlS Fun-at serv•-· w 11 be held to dllpta:v th.elr ptoducts On ~h .... ..~ d b h lh b d llr •arne ay on W ' ' c ' ' • Thu··••y •< the Pre' b>•er••• • ntu opened Church m Seaman OhioCity for who R.. btrL Lohse of that 37 died JOUd4cnly of a hNlrt atlacft. Monday Rev Duffy l\lll oJfiCiilte at the :rerv•ces The deccas~ IS lh(! son of M :m?. Ml's Hcr.man Loh«e of Ml' dlcport and brother of Haroh; Lohse Pomttoy druggJst Survlvmg arc h s Wife Belt} Robel"t Koch chmman of t •(' form"rly Betty van Gdder :)f Ohio Sta~ Liquor Control Boa! J Cheshire} and rour sons Bobble oday anno•nced !hat charge of 1:1 B u,. 13 and tw ns Larry and U}!SanJtsry cor.dltJOnS a.nd false Gary aged 6 naterial statements agamst the The rl"cea~ed 'l'l'R!I a lme fore Hotel ~'artm Bar of Pomercy man for the Columbus and Soutl 'lave been chsmissed for lad: of ern Oh1o Electnc Company I'Vldence Bur~al will he made 1n Seamdl 'l'he etlarges were hrought be Cemetery under the d1reehon o "ausc of the lack of mens tOilet the ~CWIS and Son Funeral Hom raelUh<CS and becau~=~ of no re11denee or a perm t holder at th<t time of flhng fo-,o renewal rbe bearmg on the ease was held A:pril 24 before the Liquor Co.trol Bosrd at Columbus Drop Charges Against Hotel Marlm' Bar Former Resident Killed In Mine TAKaN TO MIDDL&PORT Pomeroy Emergency Squadmen rem,oved Mrs Cecil Smith Rock Springs Road to.a M•rl~leport pity siC!lau at g a m Tuesday for medl cal trt'atment THREE ARREStED Three arrests for intoxtc.atl n we~~e reported Tuesday at Middle ~~!:'d c!:~e L~~ion Ban~~~! Ml wort:h 4!1 ~ddleport searles 6T Mld eport and 'Win parlua lim Rlcli:ma.r: 19 41110 of Mlddlo~orl -;;; :;:.::;:.:::;:;:;::.;:::;;;::;::;;.::.1 port 10 a ~;econd term b d easily defeated Cec1l Bradbury and Ray FraZJer who al.!lo aspucd to the top v llage post In his v1ctory F'isher totalled up a vote of 411 agamst 254 lor Bradbury and 82 for Fra '"' I - Mayor Inangorates New Ci• HaI) p }i• ty 0 cy u:,..,or E F Ro}! wued a 1 .... ...,. r.or ... :~ . cl~h. . fi "'~O~:;s " 1oliUII. """~" relf ln puttJng It mto effeM He ruled that M•yor-lect Cha• .... I~ • -,... ''a'l n • Ml • u·-~~ .. _..,..- pl"" ~..nt and attractive office to take over oe•t he •-,.mes .... Jan 1 w'·o "'' uo;:" mayor of Pomeroy suceeje<l l>'l Mr Robuu;on Hentf'forth 1 thv ruling sa1 there sh11ll be fre5l nowers or other det"orat1ve plant« on the mayors. desk each day To Implement th s actJ(In th mavor h mself bnou~ht the f r.,t days olfermg H was f-ern leave an attractwe vase He adm ted that Lf no hmg he ter could be found on future Ot't'aSI.)flS even Jowly carrott tops m1ght olC dtsplayerl 1m Bloodmobile Uni"l Is SchOOu1ed For Monday, Mav 20 J Member.s of the Great Bt'fll Grange wdl be m charge of the C'!anteen when the Ref! bloodmobile umt from the Hun ngton Reg onal Blood Center ~;, at the Pomcrov Junmr H gn St'hool on Monda) M ..y 20 from noon unt I 6 p m d llrs Thomas Sa:J-T~ an ~·rs Howar d Ebc r~ bac b are co.cllatr '111!0 0 f t be co nml'tl cc whic h WI I serve refreshments to the dono s and lunch to the volunte~r wor ers and bl ood mob1Ie F. WI B~ • If 1 uq:c n.rnl' program o Cll 11 all persons who plan to be donor~ at thts VUlt to register al th R:cd Cross off ee as ~oon as po ble so that the ..ommJtlee m barge or th(' canteen can mue adequate preparahon for the ap :'t'at10n Cru~ New Additt'on I Sm1th 210 Fred M Collins 216 dR 'I an USSel Bal 1ey Wllh 270 Gene Grate 1n h1 5 bid for the pos1t1.Qn of Middleport v 1Uage Clerk defeated Charles float Murray Grate rcdeved 435 votes to 260 for A-lurray Jean Lama unopposed for treas urer garnered a complimentary vote or fi24 Thv total votes cast n Middle Rort for the Pr mar) 1 was 752 wh1ch was an •nrrease n comparl son Lo the 1955 Pnmary vote of 545 T0 Owen Fann'}y T M Le wo ore tart Mr and Mrs Richard owen Sara o Hartle}) arc announc ng he birth of a seven pound elgh ounce da ghlcr Jud1th Ann h) Caesenan sechon at the Mel.:~ .. errerai Hosp1tal .l:n Tuesda\ \Jay 7 Grandparents are ~tr and Mr~ Homer Hartley Middleport and ~fr and Mrs \\Ill tam V Owen Columbus Mrs James Fatlkner 'lftdcHeport 1s a great grandmoth _'\. r of the baby Frien!'ls have learned here 0 r - , v C"RLETON SIRVlCES th~death m Moondsvlue W a '"' The serv~ce at Carleton Chut'ch 0 Ei-best Douglas whtJ was kill in mli\C ae'Cuient tb!'fe at 9 ., Kingsbury Rowd th•s sunday eve m today He bad hv('d at Entc nmg will feature as spec 1aJ pc•k- Rev Thomas Bunyo 'II 1 1 prise n the Somerv. e proper ) ""' before movmg hiS familY to Rev Bunyan 19 the asaiatant P<~ Moundsville about a month ago lor of the First Baptist Chureh 0 .r Survivors are h•s w fe Velma G&1hpohs a no cah be heard ali a and a niece Mary Jane Mollohan solout for the devotwnal program who lived wLth them Funeral ser. naeb morning over \\ JEH ndlO vices will be beld m Ivydale w stauon The Sunday evenmg ser Va vk-e begi~ at 8 o cl09k .'t MoundsVI'lle Compl.t• r•1ult1 of th• Pr1 mary •lec:tlon• m Pom.roy and Middl•port •how•nt the vote for Hch cand1date iq the varl ou" w•rda can IN found on P•.. ThrH today Legar foll!lwmg the ofhnal vote count on Tuesday m~ht saJd I am very happy with the results of the elect1on 1 1ntend to do every thmg pw;:Slble to JuStify the vote or conf1dence the \Oters of Pome roy have placed m me Canada} the stormy petrel of seVM'i<l yean; past today gracefully accepted hiS defeat by saymg I want to congratulate Mr Legar o'ft h1s victory and lo offer to .t um my whole hearted support and as:s1st ance many way that I ean be of servJC'!e 1 want to also uy that 111 be back m another two yean Lo try a.gam for tbe Mayors of flee Ma}or Elect Fisher could not be reac hed f or a s•·t ... emen t t oday on hiS VJetory at the Mtddieport polls In the Pomeroy rJce for council sua lloy Betzlllg displayed his vot e gett mg power to 1ea d lhe ""ket ..._ LD t•.. at race wltb a t o•·I .... ro~ of -~IU\ -,"" F0 II owmz Jle t ZIRil 11."1.05e ~ ly was Dor SchaeUer w th. M7 Franklin RJZer w tb 507 Richard Jones wLth 496 Lt:shc Futlz w1tb 472 and Hobart Raub wtth 404 Two wl'lle-tns for council were made m the Th1rd Ward B w1th votes for Pat Duffy and Max Folmer each rec•cv1ng one vo\e Edna SeboenlCJb unopposed m Ihe pnmary for Village Clerk gar nered 615 votts wblle Elma Russell runmng for treasurer captured 566 votes Carl Hendricks ree1e1;cd one wn tem vol e Ior Treasurer front Third Ward B The total vote cast m Pomeroy was 806 which was a conSiderably ltghter vote than the 801 cast m the 1955 Pnmary Race at wh1 h t1me Mayor E p Robmson won eas1ly over Delmar Canaday by a vote o( 726 lo 166 Prmclpal lh <>rest Ln Middleport centered on the race for the SIX council scats with twelve enlnes made Wmners 1n the race were Ern est Co1ert w1th 348 Wayne G•bbons 309 David Mlllt'r With 335 John Zerkle w th 421 Clinton F1sber wHh 301 and Dale Dutton With 432 Defeated candidates were Dav•d Jcnkms with 256 L • Wiley 294 Robert McElhmney J\ 253 Lee Area Farms Are , Is0Jd T0 0ptioner T"' o mor Letart Falls farms \\'ere sol~ Tues(b) to })' d M L nk of St Clam;vill acting as r stee for .an undiS< loscd f rm The farms or wh•ch sale transat hons were closed were those ot Emm .. Sargent compr smg 79 c!"Cs ·md Clarence and Guv Chap man of 88 acres No purchas~ t-~r ce wl~ revealed , oda It ~~ l'uo a no lfl!Yd t Y that three other l'fl'nd holden. fhe a c" r.av(' bee 1 nahhed cptwns ~Ill be c1\r.rc sed on hnds They arc Add1e Roush 20 acro.s Roa.i Morrts a,.res and V~rgll Roush Lmk m a statement n day sAid thal al f:lrms Aft!. ;·,;~ , mg offered to t~ ownen o1 one year rental ba:i;ll. I !i"o:J::;t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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