https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dd4e0d8a415bac3259bd5339098f3178.pdf 67e357e0790d98cc63574f3ff9a4d1f8 PDF Text Text - ' ' • Church Of Christ Prayer Meeting Held Wednesday • 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport , 0 ., May 9, 1957 Central Sch.ool Second Grade Wins Contest -· Pomeroy Chapter OES Inspection Plans Completed Middleport High Senior Play Is Friday • Pla ns were completed fiJI" in· The Golden Rule clasl of the speclion ~o be held ton ight when Pomeroy Church of Chrlat met on Pomeroy Ohapter O.ES met Tues- Tuesday eveninlf at the (hul'eb 1 day e¥Cl)ing at the Matilnic Tem·. with Denver )(apple, president, pie. presiding. ' · Flor ence 'I\'acy , worthy I"IUltroll Prayer by Donald Seevers, pa!lt· \ and Denzil Goeglei.n, worthy pa" or of the church opened the meettron, presi-ded. Invitation were ing followed with devotlol)s ·•&w received to altend inpectlon of Lo Be A Cheerf..ul Christian" by t.he follDWing ehapten ~.Racioe , Glen smith. Group sillging preced· May II ; Galli-polis, May 13; Evan· ed a solo, "Somewhere In Th_e gel!ne, May 20; Marietta, MaY 24. Shadows", by Mr. Kapple. A trln, Harrisonville, Maoy 27 ; WP.llstQn, Jerry Taylor, P4r. Seevers and Mr. , M1ay 28; Thea, May 31 ; Albany, Kapple sang, "When He Callos." June 7; orviUe. June B; McCon A short business session waa ne.llsville. June 17 and Malamo(· held after which games under the as, J·u ne 25 direction of Mrs. Melvin Smith At the close of the meeting, re- were played and prizes awarded. freshm~nl.s were served by Eliz=~­ to Mr. and Mrs. Dem•er Kapple. beth Yoonf':, Norma Parker, Edi'l' Mr. and Mrs Jerry Taylor, Mrs. Joachim , Bernetta Yuung, Marie Charle~; Eskew, Mra. Leonard Van MorNs a-nd Mi11red l"isher. Meter Sr. and Miss Elizabeth Duf- grade .at Ce nt r al School taugbt .by Miss M.airy Vir· ginia "Reibel who were winners A Mothers' Day theme was used of tlle aalet1 tax oonteal sponsored for tbe program ot the May meet· by the PTA were given a par•y in& of tbe Loyal Pahi' Clasa of the Tuesday afternoon at the school. The second I )liddJeport Church of Chri&t when Mrs. Ch.arles Lytle and Mrs. H. ~el' met Tuesday at the home of E. Triplett second grade rooJ.' 1lbw Alice Robeson, Wolf P~n moth~rs- planned tbe party whi ch IIQod. was ~ivE>n -b)' the PTA. The bl; ~ Min Mildred Hawley , president, tent theme was carried out and predded and th e hoktcss led the the pupils were given hats and t\f!votional service which. included noise makers. reaponslve Kripture rcadinR and Games were pla~· Pd during the Jirayer. afternoon after which ice cream ~ The pro&ram was presented by conk-ies and k.<>Ol aid were served M:ra. L E. Reynold5, Mrs. Allen Favon> ~·-· ere model F:liders. hDkiDSOR and Mrs. Robeson and <.:andy bars were given each of iDcluded Mothers' Day poems and sCripture yerses. , Durin& the business meeting tentative plans were mBde for an iCe cream aoc:ial to be held tt1.is summer. The· June meeting will be at the home of Mn. Freda Welling. Mrs. Robeson served a dessert course to the members and one guest, Mrs. Carrie Kennf"dy, a for- mer member. ---- - the pupils in the other Golden Rule Class Meeting Is Held Tuesday Evening I graUeti for their efforts. - ---- I Mr. and Mrs-. c. n. Wise Jr. eel· ebrated their birthdays Sunday with a dinner at the Red Barn In Rio Grande . BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mr8. Carl Nel-son ace announcing the birth of a 6\1: lb son April 30th. Thso little one h,as been named Roger 1/.!t>. G"rnndpar· enl;s are Mr. and M e ~. Will Bar T"lt or Danvjl]e and 1\1r . and Mts. Charlie Nebon. Guests were ,~heir randchildren. Kathryn Jane and Chucky HannahS', Pomeroy and Sandra Betz, Jackson. Mrs. Wise also received a h~rth­ day cake inR<:ribed "Happy Blrth"THE CASTLE OF' MR. SIMPSON", fr ont row, Jane Harris, Judy Murray, Kay S>iles, dlt)', Sis"' from the Walter B. Har· Carole Owens; back row, Kenneth Lewis, Ecld ie Evans, Tom Kelly, Ste_phen Coats,_Mrs. Nan rls family, flowers, gift~ and cards. sandra Betz tour year old daugh· Moore, director. This is one of two one-act plays to be presented by Mtddleport ~1gb School ter of Mr. ~nd Mrs. William Betz, Seniors Friday night beginning at 8 p.w. with an appealing program of enterta-mment pre· alled lonR rli11tance, Tuesday, to with her grandmother "Hap_py pared for intermission time between shows. Blrthdc.y" and callet~> at the Wue home Tuelday evening were Mr. and Mr.!l. Opie Marcum and daugh· !'o1r . ;rnd Mrs. Patrick Lochan Ler, Debbie , Gallip_ol_l•_·_ _ rel urned home Wodne~da-y from Dayton where t-hey attended tlu. MEETING POSTPONED <'onvf'nbiun o[ the Episcopal 5et tht Toro Whirlwind It The Middleport Chamber of Chun·h . -tilt,....,. ....r INt IIW Commerce has postponed t~.<.!ir Hev. anrl Mr.~ . Edwin J . Charlc ; Officers for the coming year Rc ~ L gucsls at a Style Show May meeting because of a conflict 1. MOWS GlASS were Installed wh~n Salisbury hPTA who a-tlended t~ Episcopal co \· \ with the dati' or the Senior p}ay giveri"by the Women's Club in 2. TRIMS QOSI 00 1· vent ion in Dayton a to vi9iting in met Tuesda¥ evenmg at the s~ Oak Hill were Mrs. K. D. Am~­ thll Friday. The Chamber of Com· 3. CUTS WEEDS Mrs. Willum Bartels,_ president, I Clncinnll-"li -and lnd!.anapolis, Ind .. 1 mcrce will meet Friday, May 17, IJ!lfy, Mrs. C. R. Karr Jr., Mrs. 4.-PULVEIIZES LEAVES prellided _at the met;·tlng which befort> returning home . Rt the Village -Hall with William Roland LcVaughn, Mrs. )talph 5. MULtlliS TURF ope· n ed w1th the Lords Prayer in ,JWrs M .... .Drown of Ro· k Welker, Mrs. Thomas Rue and Grueser, president, presiding. · The . r cpor t 0t the secrc· a,. Le , Sp • 1i n~-" . road spe-nt Wed[le ~ dav tfcr mother, Mrs. Hohart Dlnon, untson., lal'IMl-eellhll~ mOlt tary was g1vcn by Mrs. George wi th Mrs. FlorenC'C Burnside, W. Gallipolis. eomple'--UM oa: fll"'~~~' Starcher and Mrs . Dav1d Cum· ~I . Sl Mr. and Mfs. R. C. Meadow~'. ~ · d Mr~ Sam Turner or I ngs gave lh e I reasu~cr ·s rcpor t . ~· ;un M Columbus, hHvc returned to Mici m ...,.. •nli ,.w.,.._,.,.llt4 A report on the servmR of the · r. an · ··· TONIGHT dlcport to spend the summer Ill dinner was given by M · r s. A~hland were Satur~ay guests ol Grange •••••• ••••• ¥ ......... Maxine Arnold , dinner chairman, M~ . and_ Mril I Eshf" Mossman , THURS.·FRI MAY 9.10 lheiT horne on So. Third Ave. Paul Newman Pier Angeli Michael Kittle , Son of Mr. and who also announ ~ed that the PTA . M-l!lersvLil~. •· 1 SOMEBODY UP THIRI Mrs. Roger Kittle, GloLJ:,:ter , aon would 8 ervc the Pomeroy High Wee~end gu<'sls or Mr. an LIKES Ml nephew or MUss Vesta McCoy and SehoQI Alumni banquet und rc- Mrs. F.s l•c Mossman were Mr. ami Mrs. Joht; North a-nd ~amlly ;tn' Hardware and Furniture (It P•cki A Wallup) Mr. and Mn. Burr l~ orresl, ha~ quested all members to help. N. 2nd Ave. Mlddleporl Joan Evans Ben Cooper cnlbted ln. the Army and has rc- Miss Rosalie Story, teacher of the Lcnn~~ll Sh<~ner nr Newark_. second grarle, announced t hat the . M ~ . a n(~ Mr ~. ~:d J. ~tn!Lh arc : : : : ; ; ; ; : ; ; ; ·; ported ttlls wook Hayes school pic1lie wo!Jid be held at the vl_.~ tt m g . Jn h_1d1·anapohs. Ind .. for inrJUMion. Kittleto isFort a graduale ; of Clou!tter High Sc-hool an£1 hl· Portland Park , Tuesday . M11 y 21. w.llh Lh r tr son am] ~ d~ught.e_r - 11 · comple~ed three :te.mesterh\ ut OJ. Parents wlshlnK Lo attend are re· law , - ~tr . anrl Mr ~ l!:dwm Sm1lh . Mr. Etnd Mr.so, WiUiom Aull an1l quested to be D-t the school hy 9 r~dw.ard Pa·:·kcr .~r . ?f Cleveland son, Dennis, were visitors it' a .m. The PTA wlll furnish icl" ~ p e nt tlw Wf!ekcnd wtlh h1s pa• Huntington Tuesday. cream and drinks with ~1rs. J ;11u e::; cmls. Mr. un-ll Mrs. Erlw ard Park · Hall as chairman. f't" St·, Minersville. Complete Beauty Service 1\ rcvorl on the coun ty rtLU twtl :\h. r~nd Mn . [)oy!P Oat ma n o ! hl'lri n•ccntly in 1\ulLwd ·.vas giv- ('Dlumbu.s w: rc wct' kcn d gu cs-B May ( ll hy :vir~. Starcher and Mn. Hull· of lwr l) lllrr-:nl~. Mr. and M :· ~- F: erlllouvcr, del ugates. New offi cer s .1. !I ill. .Mn Hill arcompnni cd MOTIIER'S llAY and GRAilUATION in s talk d IJy Mrs. Wi lli am Bar tt·ls lhPrn honw for a visit. were Mrs. licorge Starcher, pn•s iMt· ~ l yde Ashworth t nrl grand · All for denl; Mrs. George Skinner. virc daugh-ter. Mr. !lnd Mrs. Sam Sh-Hn· *Hoircut president; Mrs. Annis Phelps Jr., ttricld of Marion, Ohio, were guc;ts *Shompoo ~>ecrctary; Mrs. lluy Gruescr, a:;si st· of Mr ~. B(•rtha Carl. Junior Girls and nays Sunclay Mr.s. Walle1· Walker is t! tc' *Permanent School Class of the Middleport inl( secretary; and Mr!i. JohiJ Sargent, treasurer. The attendanct• guest of rt'latlvcs in Columhuo;. Fir~t l'rcsbylerian Church had a *Styled Mrs. Allie Gruescr and gnn dwil'nf!r roast at the Roadside Park banner was 11wardcd to the fourth MYRTIS PARKER WINIFRED F. VAUGHAN Wednesday evening planned by grade wught by Mrs. Lettie Young. son , Randy, of Mon-essen, P11 .. Refreshments were served by were weekend guc.sl~ of Mr. and Operator their teachcf. Mr~. Hubert Taylor. Owner-Mgr. Mrs. James liHll assisted by Mrs. Mrs. Marlin McA:ngus !Ill~ Mr~ . Surprise refreshmcntr; were also George Brothers and Mrs. David Wenr!eH Bclz~ng. Mld,dleporl, 0. Phone 8408 3081'.. N. Znd St. brought by Mrs. William Lewis and SIHtcr. Mr. and M.rs. Orl en \\I ince an1l Mrs. Roscoe Fife. family or ·Monessen, Pa., spcn·l 1ht' Those prellfnt were- Cheryl Fife, weekend with Andrew Gruc.st•r 1 Kanm Bachner. Carroll Ann Lyons, and Mr. and ,:\frs. Oscar Wince . . Seren Lowls, James Miller, Micky WIENER ROAST TO IE HELD Morris, Alan and Bruce Wallace, I A wiener roas-t sponsored by tlw Rtchar<i Bolin, Freddy Slater, Ja· MAYS OKAY sido in a Sunday Scho· I losing mle Jobb, Cinda Sauer and CaroNEW YOR:K UP - Willie Mays. l}'n Ruasell , clau memberB, and conlest h ~ ld al the- South Rctlwl the Giants' star outfielder who thcfle guests, the Rev. Howard Rup· EUB Sunday S<'hool will be helt\ Waf!: admitted to a hospital Tues· J , pelt, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Taylor. ~rirtay n-ight, Ma;v 17 at 8 :00 Y~ day when he complained of a Mr. and Mrs Wllliam Lewls and amwunc('d by Norman Bahr, S rundown condition. Is expec-ted to S. Supt ., Sunday. Ollta, Mrs. Roscoe Fife:. be r~~::~~~ today and in .t he lin~ The Blue side with Donna -~ nieht for the start ()f ils cllptain loat to the Red J 111e ·~IJ tweek-end seriea .with the with Llla Bahr B.!! captain .. · •.' · Qodge"rs. Salisbury PTA New Officers Installed Tues. Middleport Society -..J .... M-embers of the Enterprlae Youth Fellowlhip attended the Group Jo"oor Youlb Rla"lly and wiener I'OQ!t held MoD' day evenlng at the GlouM.er Pa~k. Attending were Norma Jean \. and F,rence Ann BearhJ, Coty Beaver, "BDbtry and Jennie Lc•n· ley, p~ggy Folme:-, Joyce Davlll; Linda Moore, Johnny and Patrl·· cia Mu"uer , Dollie Brown. Ruth lkofllers, Freddie Brown, Rev. and Mf"s. :noger Bilhop and Mrs. OMUe :srown. T·he next meeting will be held at rthe Portland Park in July with Y·Refreshments were served by ·-· Atomic Energy: Plant Workers GoOn Strike Jt . Q .. ; .._Q •.t PORTSM.Ol]TR, :0 . . UP-A t or 1.460 .Oil , tJJe.mlc:al at the sprawUng YARDLEY Ladi.Bdlfolds $3.50 to $5.00 Stap a!ld After Bath · Fresh•• $1.00 WHITMAN CANDY $1.50 to $5.95 I OLil DOMINION CANDY 97c to $4.00 COSM.ETIC . SETS Yarclley- Eve In Parla- Coly- Rublnaleln $1.00 to $12.50 Other Su1sestions on 11he Sunbeam & Lady Sehlek J!leelrk Raaon U495 ~:!~!,,~comb & Bruoh Sell ......... .. .. $2.011- liP ,11 .. 39e to $1.00 Hair Dryer .. $1.95 Mothers Day Cards Full Selection ,, $c to $1.00 P,HARMACY POIIfEMY ~~~~--------~--J Jll:IOifa'm committee oJ ·the -;E~M'' .Curre~t Justice Of Peace Pay Sr., Mrs. Roier ¥o1111n and Mn . R. M. Sherinan, '\.O the 4inlng room ,whe:.., a ·~ttt ®ut-~e wa .• served wl1111 ~. llael>tel - I I · Wa: aL tlae· tfa and' «.."'ftee set··kc. total r- t~~·'"· :··which · Highway .Patrol Arrests TWO 0 D Traffl'c Counts tutionat · · The hi gh .~~r t , m a to me-::t ran out April A mass funeral servlee will b·~ held Sunday at 2 p. m. in the the Ohio State Patrol said today. H. A. Pletcher ,1'11, Clearfield, Cheshire Baptist Chu1·cb for t~e wa1 taken to Mayor E. F. rive members of the McCoy famcourt this morning and ily,_ •ith the Rev. · Shirley Wood, c~ar_g~ with failure to stop and officiating. Burial will be in the Yield nght of way at a .stop sign Cheshire Gravel HiU Ce-metery, on Route• 7..33. Fletcher posted under the direction of the Rawbond for )II appearance Satur- lings-Coats Fun eral Home . nl~~:ht. Other survivors of the McCoy's .~~Oi,~~A. !Coie, l'upper.!l Plains. are Mr,s. Pearl McCoy of Ports.. $1, aiad eath last night ~ mouth , mothtr uf M-r. ~Cov · In tbe court of Justice of Peace- R E. Grindley ~r permitting all_. unli~ fou-r sisters. Vada Blackburn, ne~; cenled ~rson to drive his v~cle. Portsmouth; May and Mag!ioie Me Ju.a,tke Grindley aaid also- ~'hat Coy, Surosa, W. Va.; Mn. Eimct M$l¥in Cunnillgbam, · ot Spata.se, Staley, Rockbridge ; three broth · baa been releaeed from jail uoder ers, Robert and William Edward, Millard Jam::!s, a~thorlty of hiJ eoU{t. and plfced Columbus and ' . i b ht b N 11 N 11 Jl 1 f'Wld here over the- prev1ous total t roug Y ewe e • a e - rereived :was announced her~ today mont County Justice of t_he peace, by Roger Morgan of the Cancer ? -.-1.49 uy to be, determmed by STYLI NO. 177$ Ill In ty cbmmJssloners of P•lllal . Pvther ......... •. $U5 STYLI NO. 1m •z.es reiMO: w•· u.4t · ' ,. CRDA.It HOPI£ CHEST :,f.;- .~llfouah 1 -~,, <!' . Cf..WIIIIII;....,.._ "''"'"' tlell'" ttllhlffnt I ..,_. .lr•wtr Ill ~~~ luHt. A,¥Oiobll ~ P1er1 Oraw or S.:a~cun MoM111W- · · · _.-. 17152 ; .. . . W:bJc.b thetr coun· l passage of the 1965 bill deClared UllCOD5ti1U· WU il011il. . ' Robinson, chairman or the ··r·; H~ute ludiclary Committee, said · Qte . ,. high court ruling "makes ·. ·• ~ pres9i.ng the need for t-he ~ 1)'8tt>m 01 county courts." · Such a system was proposed it1 a· bill .recommended by the eom· mittee for pll.Ssage · earlier thn .,. ~·-·-- .l • ;t RNITURE Corl'llr ., • l'nMill~t.,.,. '· :... Freight Train Derailed Today East Of Athens ATHENS ,.UP-The 0 more and Ohio Railroad's mBin line from Nt'w York to St. Louis was -blocked .tq,_day whe_n a [reight train derailed and rip~d up sht b1'oclt.!! of track& at Ohio UniverWeek. sitY airport, east of here-. The pending bill would crea,e -Witnesses said the locomotive · about 110 cotY.Js · over the .state, bound far· St. Louis, dragged th~ with the number In e&e:b coon!y \cars for several thousand feet berahling · from orte to sb:, based on · fore stopping. One car overlurned ~pulation wbleb · dot's not ·eome ·l near an underpa8s and dumped a ~un_der ~ jurisdicil.on of muni.ci load of coal "'On the tracks. No one wu injured. ·pat Courts. Should the county (jOurt bill be by bohh ·houses ·-as an measure, choosing of not be •h eld ~e ­ ~:.·:~y~~~~3~1E, to either . i . • t~e eoun· t.leetlon. They Jan." I, 1958, un· the bill. the statt's JP's will BAKE " Private funeral services ' will be held Monday at 2 p. m. in the Ew· .luttlc• of PHco R. E. Grind· ing Funeral Chapel for August H. lef ••kl today M will "keep Wober, 69, wh.o died early Friday tht cosh and let ttMm try and morning in Meigs General Hosill •.., .. whn it Was t.arned pita!. ·here the Ohio Supronw Court ) Weber. a member of the Ches~er ht~ declared unconttltutlonal Grange, was a&S<X!iated with Meip tho law that for two yean .Telephone Co., when it was firS'l made coumy ca"mmiaslonors organized in this county approxirHponalblo for paying selarmately 38 years ago. Jes to lvstlc.,_ . · SurvivinR are his wife, Mrs. -Mabel B. Weber; a. son, Vernon Web·. Tbe Supreme Ctturt declared Ute f'r, of Rutland; a daughter, Mrs. atatllte unconstitutional because it Paul (Ruth) Baer, Minersville; two ·4ele&ltes .the legislative power to brothers, Rev. Louis G. Weber, ~iX aalaries to county commission- retired former pastor of Peace er1,· witbouf prescribing stan-dards Evangelical Church of Pomeroy tot the offlcl&ls to use in determin· now residing in Somonauk. Ill. and tDJ salaries. Ferdinand· Weber of Strykersville, . It also ruled the law invalid be- N. Y.; a aitrter, Miss Mae Wetier, . '., eause it cannot operate uniforQlly of Buffalo, N. Y. 1 ' throughout the state, since\ differ- , He was preceded in death by a eountles could adopt different brother, ·Herman Weber. -aehedules. Friends may call at the funeral :;];~:;;;,· kenneth A. Robinson R· h_ome until t~me of services. f'· laid ·th:C Supreme C91Jrt Burial will be made in Pine 1- ru.l.lng apparently creates ; an Grove Cemetery. , ~ emer;ency situation ".!Iince there are presently no provi.sions on the book11 to allow JP'J to be paid. The fee .system was outlitwed ' STYLI NO. 1776 \ · ties. iJ.BS 1 August H. • wCbCr Funeral Ser"I·c·c . Will Be Monday ruled Wedne5d.ay the. Ohlo statute outJining thl!' method for paying jp•-s vi()lated tbe state Constitu· <ion. . . 'Jibe law, passed m 19:!5, pro-. ~ides that juJtlces of the peace lhlll receive a ~ixed annual sa). STYLI 110. 1774' 81au .. SU •• Annual Banqu~t Planned May 31 Thoma! Wolfe, ~:ddent o1 L:t : without ltacine Akimnl Association ar.up tbeir jobs.· DOWlced today . that t.helr annual ".Hoole • oom.intr banquet and UNION VISITOR dance" wlll be tbeld at the Raciae ; ;l!forlon Wat~b'b~rn. International Hig-h S('hool on F.r-h:b-y, May 31st. The b1111quet will be .served .. ~ Union repreHntative is Ted Ml~D of Pomero)' G·SiJ· p, M. tollowed by the dim ·t ·. ~ ~ Moldera ~II t;OC! P. M. wi!JI ~~ Ha~dox 0 p illl•"lr· . • wor).: · l 1 • .I . Former Syracu.sc; Resident To Be Honored June 3 Fund Drive committee. Prrdous total recorded was $2.012.M whi<'h, with the recent re. ceipt<, now brings the Fund to $2,779.78: Four persop..s will receive ho:1 A breakdown of the reeent col. orary doctor's degrees at co1 1. le7tions shoWs special events COD · mencement exerrlses of Otte.. trJbuled $163.25; clubs and organizations $30i romrnerdal and Indus· bein College, Westerville, Ohio, on Monday, June 3. trial $1116 aud special &irts $42. Communities hue contribU'I.ed The- persons to be honored and as foJiows-Raeine, $llt.63; Syra· degrees to be .conrerred er.e· cuse, additional, $I0.30; Lebanon u follo\Wl: Clayton F. L•Jtz, 'U. Twp. $107.20; Rock Springs $50.33; Superintendent of the Oh-io Soui.tf ·Pomeroy, additional, $23.75; MidCohfrrence, Columbus, 0., dlepor.t, additional, $29.71; Colum· east Doctor of Divinity; Delbert ::'.. bla Twp. $32.05 and Scipio Twp. $1 Mills, Superintendent or the Ohio Sou~t Confer.enee, Columbu"!l. Doctor of Divinity; C. Willarrt Fetter, Pastor, Flr.st EUB Churc•, Akron, 0., Doctor of Divinity and Milburn P. Akers, Executive Ed" Meigs-Co Little League To Meet The Meigs County l)tUe Lea• gue Association, cOmprblna: Little and Pony LeaJue Clltbs from Pomeroy, Racine and Syracuse will meet Monday .night, .May 13, at 7:30 p. m. in HaiL Pomeroy City ' Coaeh Olek Retton of P01'11eroy High School i~ prcMdent. An or· ganization must be set liP .at lhl& Ume to obtain funds tor the summer yoUth pro~CfJtm. Officials have asked ·t hat players' parm1s, dub Managers · and as.dstant.a and olhers(turn out in .foree. .. probation, • Tampa, Fla. ·· Mrs. Charles McCoy Is surviverl lty her husban{l and bei' parenti in Atlantie City, N. J. ~ "'" . Js,Nalled ·As Manager For· ·T,0' $2,i79 ·~ · · Total '" ' A $7q7.24 boost to th_e Cancer Middleport. when two cars met head--on in a three vehicle erash Her death marks the near obrteration ot the enure ra.muy, the only immediate 9Utvivc..r being a son, Charles, in the u. S. Navy ktat.loned in Greece, whose wi le was also one or the victims. men have been arre.!lted for tr.-,,; violation• and cited into : co·urt here in the piSt 24 . hours I 'COI:.'UMBmi:(tll>)-~me 500 Ohio justlce~Ul<i.peace Fun~\lltost~t, · will have to sem!''Without•pay, at least .until 1lsn:••t 1958. . • ' That fact became appa<ent today in the wakl! of a slate $U· preme Court decision declaring the .JP pay system unconsti· nesday night on State Route 7 appro"imately one mile .south of ·- O!J L<'\\ Ayres Cor the prultam and roll c-aU respons~ wc.·c •:Swnmer RP.dlna Plans." Mt~. Mill• Invited tlle members and guo.~ts, M'n. TheodQre Reed todaf Portsmouth Are'.! saifl, that he was rea-dy Cor the by anernoon's The death toll resulting from Meigs County's most tragic accsdent mouniA!d to eight with announcement by M.eigs Genera Hospital of the death of Mrs. Ruby McCoy, 37, wife off Manhall McCoy a.t 9 a.11. this morning. Mrs. McCoy wu the esghth person to die as the result of Meigs County's worst traffic accident which occurred Wed· with both sides further in Chili : ' Many of -the parts that go into this huge turbine rotor are j cothe, but that he "could 111ot . . h . d1.s-cu.cs the m11.tter whde the . made to cIoser to Iera:nces than the parts o f a 1me .watc . Th_ls 1strike would be in progress.'' phd"to was.take~ dur~g assem~ly of the new Untt 6 t.:t Ob1~ Un"ion members va.ted TuesdR.y · PQ~'r Company S PhilO Plant. ag11inst a three year contract tc• summor. ' Mrs. Everett Hayes rcvicwr' "Attars Ruby McCoy, 37, Succumbs To Injuries At Meigs Hospital Pr¢sent Play Tonight The p.la:nt employs a total of 2750 workers. Secretary John Dietz or til ~ Atom·ie Ent-rty CIJ'Iftmiuion'.!l La · bar-Management Rela1ions PaQ.el. '· for- eh·e-vrachia•e-wllh ' .auf future ·pia..-• .. nHthftd SINGLE COPY-lie j manned b:y supervisory personnel. Sunday School Class Wiener Roast Is Held Mrs. Dona-ld .Mills, prellde.n.& aC the Middleport Literary Club. completed her year a• presidcn; when 11he ente-rl8lned the club a~ -her home on Lincoln Street WednNday afte111100n.. Mn. Milh: opened the meetlnt wtth the Colteet and the reslgn·atlona of MrR Rnbert Harris and Mra. Wtiyne Glbbqn~ were accept.cc\. n wa5 anuollnctd -t hat ttre Southea1t Di.s· trict of ~ha FederMion of \V{lm en'a Clubs would be held on May 2' at NellonvUie. •· Mrs. Mills named Mra. Noah lfl:lkhu, Mn. D. B. Hartdngl:t' and Mra. Ben Ph-fl10n on the auditing eommlttee and they will report at the firat meeting In .the rail. . After thahking the offleers and member! fo.r their as!listanee an'"' loyalty durlna: the ynr, Mr.... Moillfl turr»ed the meeting over tn Mrs. Fol'ftl(l. B..ehtet, the n~w president. Ml'l- •· Bathtel jl11s appoint~ M.r&. Mills, Mrs. Henry Null and Mn. Rodney Downing 1$ f Atomic Energy Pl.tnt today over a wa~e disagrremenL The day shift was to report at 7:Ju a. m. EST but the walkout was called five minutes earl-ier. The strike wa~ a~alnst the Good· yea-r Atomic Corp.; wMCh opCT· <Jtes the plant for the Atomic Energy Commission. 1 Goodyea:- spokesmen said the plant , WfPJld continue in operatior. Vaughan's Beauty Salon .i .,... t.nJtht. S.tu..-.y cloudy with .......... flke•y ..at ancf tovth portiOM.. T"rl'llnt ceoler t.u.M •nd S.tYrcMy. HQ!h hNtay 70 north to nNr 10 ~. ~· • ~- and Atomic Workers members went on strike ;::;;;:;;:;;.~:~S~T~R~A~N~G~E~A~D~V~I~N~T~U~R~E~~~~~ Costume Jewelry $1.00 I 1 1 ~even . . . ·'' ·~· I Wftlrlt •how.,.. and tcatt.....r thvf\ .,_t"'"'* t.day b.~- --------­ POMEROY SOCIETY I ... ISS the Dorcas Youth Fellowship as roams rocms . : . ~h. . . .. · · , In Dan JtiYeL""-'-·"" I •v UNITID OHIO! Coma.raltle cMHifllldl;4l ;·AG&E Steam Unit Revealed Philo Plant~ Week I Mrs. Donald Mills Is Hostess For Literary Club Pomeroy·:Middleport, OhloJr{da~. Jl.ay 1~ 1957 @I .............. Speelol enttne 'VOL IX NO. 22 ,..,. . . . . . . . . . S8995. McMaster W.-ather- Low tonltht uppu- 6 N n..r AO ...uthe..t. . gl • EUB Church at tbc church on June 4, with Mr. in charge of game! a~d Mrs. Oliver Michael, Mrr, Walter "'tlrs. Harold Smith, ~rs . Melvm Kennedy Jr., and M.r&. Donald Smith, Mrs:. Glen Smllh and Mrs. Seevers with Mrs. Conrad Obllnger Leonard Van Mete1' Sr .. as hos~l:i contributin~ ti~tess, to those tes~s . · ·. named above and Mrs. Elwood Min Barbara EskeW,• was ln Bowers and Mrs. Gl~n Smltb. . ":barge of the nitnery d11ring the 1meetlnJ. The next meetEng will be held •. . . . f Wise Birthdays Are Celebrated Sunday, MayS e lo Lonl New• lo Ad-u.Jna lo CircuJAUoD .. • ' IRST Enterprise . EUB Attends Group Youth Rally { ln the meantime Mella GeJJ!rp\ Hospital attaches said today tlttat th~ co.udition of Rutb Ann Halley 8, the sole survivor of the craslt, centin-ue..~ to be "fair." The Highway ;:•atrol search frJ:- ·Ohio Power Company Is N Winner Of 2 National Au, ...., ~d~~r~n.~:!~ the o~~:tiw:i·~~p;:;::?J~~~ I .r. Ohio )?ower awards, on~ of Company which is is _forthe its recipient employee Power Rev1ew, ~od the other for .one of its newspaper advertisemettts. T M Ci . WO . ason ty Resi"denls Are Hurt In Falls' Public: UtiJities Advertlsfng Assn. selected Ohio Power Review as the best em--ployee newspaper of electric, gas and we.ter c:ompanl.U in the s., · Canada and Hawaii havina 400.000 or more cua~men. The awatd, baaed on the 12 b. SU~I .of ,the Review publlalled ln lOM., was pre~ente'cl tbe company City at tht PUAA t"onVentlon today in Two residents of MasOn suffered broken collar bon:e& in falla fecently. , Hn. Matilda Noble feU dow-. the buement steps :of her bome, broke her collaroor· e, . the litUe tor. Chleago Sun·Times, Doctor of fin&er of her righ hind, · ·a~~od Humane Letters, .bruised ber hip and sev,rai ribS. Mary Young, dauehter ilf . Mr All four ·~ distingulshOO lead- and Mrt. John Yount. Jr., fell while attending a carnival tn ·mera in their f1elds of endeavor. Rev. M-ilia ls a former S;yracu-st> eon and llllfercd a broken collarresident and has many friends in bone. Meigs county who will be happr to know of this deserving· llonUt" MEIGS GENEfiAL HOSPITAL . being conferred upoo bim. He hi;!! spe-nt t3 years Jn the church Admitted: Ocie Hetney, Letart wort of the EUB. · Falls. , · 1 Dlscbaraed:. Mra. }'red Burson, Mrs. Pearl McBride and Mn. Shade:; Mn. Lew Lew~s and baby, Tlloma.s A. Clark of Syra<:u&e aft! Mid~leport. Sarah Errmgt~n , Porn· sister• •nd David H. Mlllfl is a eroy, Marlon t':kens, Rac:mc; Ciabrother . ot Rev.. Mms. . ra Wo11 e, Racme. I Pi. PomerGy Patrolman Wins Farm Bureau Aw~rd I u. th• the unident.i.Iied driveJ" whO ·--was Middleport Central School, was alleged to have· "run away" from reemployea al manli:Cr" of the accident endef! Thunday when be was a-rrested and tried Mwtlcipal tion Board Pool metwhen the the Recrea· Village in the court of Justice of the HaU Wednesday evening. Peace R. E. Grindley. Highway Patrolman C. L. BogS!' Bruc!e Uoyd, chairman presid ed and other board members pre· Thursda01 afternoon placed Robert sent were P~tul E. Davis and Lion- RawJing1. 00, of Middleport under el Boggs. Robert Fiaher, Middle- arrest after he admitted to having port Emerpnty SqUad member been the driver of the car seen at and fireman, was at the sc-ene of the accident scene. the aceident below Middleporl and could not attend the meet- On arraignm.nt before Grind! 'Y · '1>tbers Cbarle1 ebarge present were ·Mcllonald,· w.b o Coach is m of supervised rcereation Cleveland. during the .summer vaC"atlon; Pt!"n: (AaaociRte editor of the Review cipal Kennedy, and Stnet Com· for the Valley Division of Ohio mluion.er Lewi!l Ellis. Power Is GeotRe F. Kehrer of Employee,& who were hired for Portsmouth.) the summer· are Manager, Leo Kenn~·; head We guard Mart Ohio Power also bas reeelved Carolyn MiJler; assistant John an A?JI;l'd of A:ferit from Reddy Ketchka; lil'e · guard, 'Ibom~s Kilowat~ Inc., for aa ilutata.nd,ing Skinner; roncessiona, Carla Wil· newspaper advertisement whicb son, OpeninJ date of the pool w11J wa1 published in the daily and weekly newtpapers In" its service depend on the weather •nd •·ill area laSt year. The public rela- be announced later. "The slr~t deaupervised by Robert Uona ad feat~red Reddy Kilowatt P,rtment, . . and an out!me ol tbe State of Ki~K, arf eompletmg needed _l'r!· Ohio . ,!howmg the_ locatl~a• of parrs at the pool In preparation ~hio Power trucks ID it1 flve dl- ft.r the openinR date. · vi.flons. · Ohio Powf'r'a ad was one of five 1elected in a nationwide survey of electric: company adverti•~ ~ in1 . representatives conducted by I ua••.., Tax Sales Redd~ Kuow•"·'••· • Vacation Bible School Will Be Held t\t Racine Show Increase In eigs County ~~ ' Prep~tid sales tax -receipts. in Mel.gs Cou,l\ly [or the week qnd· lng April 27 topped by $83 . r~ c&~pt.s for tlte conresponding week last year aceoniing to Sla~e Trea$llrt:r Roger w. Tracy. He said collections this yeolr were $4,333 compared to $4,301"' T-he Plars for a Vacation Bi~lo last year. CollooNons to da~ School ~o he held at the Ra~me ftor8 July I 1956 t.o now here Meth_odJst, Cburcli hav_e betn a11 · . were $l9& ~ compared to th" nounced tiy th~ Re~. JohB- H. El· same peri~, July I, 1955 to thr woo~ a.nd the Rev. H•1c-b,ard YounJ,'Ilast week in April of .1956 were The .st"hool will be held from $208.268. J.u.ne 17 to "28 with the .commenceOhio collections rt'gi.stercd the · d 1 .... kl t t ment ex:erc1ses being h('ld on Stut secon arge:.. wee Y 0 a1 1!>" day evening, June 30. the calendar year. the sales tax collections of $3,790,253 from the The .!lcliool will be spo-nsored by sale of prepaid tu receipts for the churches of Racine charge or the week ending Apr.il 27, 1957 the Evangel.ical Uqi.ted Brethren topped the revenue:!! o.f $3,182,231 Churc-h and the Racic.e charge ot lor t-he correspoiHling week end· the hlethodist Church. ed April 28, 1956..J by $8.032 o · .2I per eent. The cumulliltive grand Rawling.~ admitted that he wo:~s the driver of a 1957 two tone£! Dodge car and pleat'ff'd "piity·• to a charge o( "reckless oper t· tion;• Rawlings emphatically denied that .be waa racing with John Carter Smith, 21. · RFD, Mlddlepor;t, who waS killed in tbe fatal acc:idettt. He said that be wu dri,·ing fast on State Route 7 and road testing the Dodge car which he asserted was giving trouble by cutting out at about 65 milea per h our. Rawlings said that he did not see anyone following his car but admitted that it could have been possiblt- for Smith to have taken out after him. Rawliu"gs said \hat he did not see, nor hear, the accident and tbat he" drove to the Meigs--GaiUa line, tur.ned around and came back. He said that he had stopped: at the scene of the accident and that, ewen then, he was ·unaware ol the fact that he was the person being talked &bout at the accident scene as having been the other dri~=r~ result of his guilty plea to reckless operation of a motor ve- hicle Rawllr.gs was aasessed a line of $50 and costa by"' Justice Grindley. Payment~ of the ~ine and costs was made and Rawlings re- I leased. . Tbe Hlgh\vay Patrol conducted tJ:le entire investigation. of the ae· c1de~t and was re.aporuuble for the · tracmg of Rawlings and his subse. quent arrest and conviction. .In the meantime [uneral services 1 WlU be held at 2 p. m. Saturday ~or M!. and Mrs. Ge~rge Halley. f h.,JhJhre ~d,at 150 ~- m, Sahoturd.ay or o n ....,.r er mllb w were .also victims 0 f the b cras · MARKET REPORT CL"'IJGINNA'n UP - Eggs. barely steady; net \ · (Continued on Paae Seven) pai~ ,~ rarms fur U. S. consumers wti:ite and brown, A jUmbos 29-31; A medkuns 24-26; A 811'1a11 20-21; · U. S. 8 large 23-25. FOB whites and browns, "A larJe 33-33; A medium 29-30~ large 2330. Ohicken-s, il")'ers 3-3J,l, lb 18-20; !tens, heavy 14-1 ;"light to-ll. .Bu.Uer 80 ..-e 71. wt.a,} . large 26-27; A colledions rrom the beg.inning of Lhe alrrent fiseal yoe-ar, which be · gan last July 1, and which Include prepaid tax receipts, uSf: .tax and otber ('oiler:tiDM, rose to $180.M4,02D on .\.prU 27. 19M. Prod= • �\ ' .. ' . 2-DallySentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 10. !957 - Do It Time -· -!?' a . Hado .. The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO Fo~zOtD BUTT, FA"rnER oF A LITTLE LEA6UER, INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA EDITOR W~E~ Hatlonal advenislng rt>presentativ@, Bottinetu-Kimball, Inc., 3"-' Lntn~Oil Awe., New YoM: City, 18, N_ Y. lllE 01\lE.R POPS ARE FIXINo t.1P -n-IE FIELD •• • Entered u second class mailing matter at the po1t oUice at Pom M'OJ, Ohio. Su*rlptlon rates : Deli\'erv by carrier where available 30 cents per weelr:; one vPar In advance at The Daily Sentine l octlce, $15.60: il:a: uumtba. S7 .80: three mont.'11, t3.90. By motor r otrt.P. where available: one IDODtb $1. B p ..'Uail one yet.~r $8; six months, $4..25; three monfb.s, "-50: ot'le month, 11. · Publllhed every afternoon ~xcept Sunday by The Otalo Valley SP.n· tbtel, Inc., at 110 Mechanic St.. Pomeroy, 0 . Business office pho11e -a~ editorial office vholl" 387. . LegoIN0 tICe Su-r AT A cAME L16TE>I I TO NOTICE OF APPOINTr.IENT Est•t• of w. c. St•nl•y, lfrKNMd I Noli ce is here by given that Opal E Stanley of "ddl t Oh. · .•oi • epor • ~o . ~as been duly appomtt!d Admm. L8tratrlx of the Eltate of W. C. ·".tan ley de~eased late of M~i.gs County, Ohw Credi tors ar p required to lilt' their claim s with said fiduciary wltbin rour rnonLhs. Dated this 24Lh d11y of April, ~E ~IM PREMISES 5·10 M 0 G. I rs. tmer nmm. Belvedere 4 Dr. Interior like new , Heater, VB motor, good tires. Beige finish. PRICED ONLY PLAN COIQ'UEHCE . H. B. Riokuds, district ··~r 1 ' nt.ondffi t of the llfetbodL: Chu flch will hold the Foorth 5 OS SS D_f Q e~,;t"'l' Co!lfereJ>oe at the Lo tart Falls Church on May 14 nt ' ~ 7 :30 p. m. t accnrd·ing to Re\o . Mrs. Otmer Grimm entertJined Flnyd W~r-kman, pa~r. / lhe JoUy Club, W'!!'dn~sdey evtll.ing at her home, Rae1ne. A short busines. aeasioil was PTA TO M!:ET Central PTA will mf:'- et Monday held with Mrs. Lillie Hlludc., preseve ning at 7:30 in Central Gr:id{' ident. presiding. Mrs. Hen.ry Dailey Sc hool. New o rficcn will be i. J· and Mrs. E1dnn Will each rec~ived st aolled and a musl·cal prognm of anniversary gifts trom thelr "Mystery Sister". fered . Games were played and pritei awarded the winner&. Tbe travel- - - - - -·- -ing prize donated by Mra. Grlmm , MAS.ONIC RITES was awarded to Mrs. Gene EYans. 1 Ml,.o n~ 11re to meet at t hf! Mid· Refreshments were aerved by dleport Masonic Temple at 7:30 p. the hostess to those named above m this f'vc ning and will go to the ami Mrs. Wilbur Hanning, Mrs. Rawling s-Coals l"uilt!ral Home for Roy Mayer, Mra. Gerald Wi·lderMasonic r ites for George W. Hal· The Meigs c ounty Ministerial muth, Mrs. Albert Woodard, Mrs. ley. Association and their wives enjoy- Donald Hauck and Mrs. Cht~rles ed a fellowship dinner Tuesday at Strauss. MEETING POSTPONID The May mcding of the Middle. 6:30 p . m. at the Racine Baptist MISLAID port Garden Club has been poat- Church. The dinner was served by HOLYOKE, M.Ms. - f.ourteen poned indefinitely and the date t."le Young Women 's Circle of the months after a wor.kman ioet hia will be announced later by their host chureh. The Rev. Wesley Jenkins. presi· pay enwlope at tt1e Ntltlona ~ president, Mrs. Max Roller. dent of the association and pastor Blank Book Oo., 'p~t, lt turned OES TO MEET of the host church , extended lo! wei· up at Norfolk, va._. miks The P:asl Officers Club of Ra· come to the Jill'oup. A recreation di~ant-in a dli'JJllW!nt of note· cine Chapter OES will meet Mon· pf'lriod was held with the ·Rev. Jen· book hom tbe local firm. day evening at the home of Mr. kins and the Rev. Howard Ruppelt and Mrs. William Stewart, Athens. directing game-s. F ollowmg the game!l the Rev . PTA to MEET Ra ym on Konk righl. conducted a de. '!'he f'cntr nl PTA will meet on volionul gcrvicc. . . Monday even ing :!I !he sc hool. .The Pr esent were Rev. Ruppe-lt. pas· new nfflcc rs will be ins ta~kcl and· I ll!' uf the Mid dl e-port Prcsb·•tcrian s pecial recog nition will be .given , !Church ; Rev. ·and Mr s. · W~ldo J . the boys or thP "Safel y Patrol". A Barte ls. Pome roy Federated · Rev. musil·a! progr am will he presentt•d. an d Mrs. Roy K. Williams.' Syra· - --- ----~··- r use Nnz11 renf' : Re v. ancl Mrs. John 6:!55 Sign On ANNOUNCEME"NT F.lwood, Raei ne Methodi st ; Rev. 7,00 Today It has iJcl'n announced tb nt 1: and Mrs. c. E. Hoyt, Middleport 9,00 Romper Room 0 . ·rewk .~ bilr},.·~ Barber Shop on Haplist. 10:00 The Price i~ (dght Sccllnd Street has n nt'w b ~ rbt>r in Bl'! v. and Mr11. Floyd Workman, 10:30 Truth or Con~equencel lhe- person of S W. 1\ uyl.mrll. '' Ldprt Fulls Methodis1 ; llev. and 11 :00 Tic Tac Dough rt.'t'ent A:nduulc of a Hilrbe r CG! Mrs. Ral ph Zundel, Pomeroy Bap· :30 It Could Be You lege in Ourhnm. N. C. He is 11 ru~ ti sl, !lev. and Mrs. RA vmon Kon. 11 12,0<) Current mer rc ~ hll.'"nt of Mason, · W. Va. 1 kr ight. Heath Methodist. Middle· LOO My Little Marsie a111l is now rc,;illing in MidtJJ..::- 1port a nd Ht•v . and Mrs. Wesley L30 TenrleMee Ernie port. J e nkins. 2:00 Matinee Theater ' 3:00 Queen Far A Day M5 Modern Romanct.'9 Comedy 1'1me Movietlme 5,30 Car-oons !5 :45 NeWs Picture 6,00 Wild BiiJ Hickok I \': 0 .J Weathercut Sports Eye 6'4D Nee News 7,00 tnondle 7,30 Life of Riley '8:00 The Joseph Cotton Show uo The Big Story 9,00 Cavaleade of Sports 9,45 Famous Fi~hta 10,00 Dr. Hudson• Journal II H te F T.he •-lly' Club Meigs County Ministerial Group Meets I I $1495 1955 FORD .... .. .... ... ·· .... $1565 Customllne 8 - 2 Dr. Only 20,000 miles by local owner. Fordomatic, radio, heater, ivory and blue Hnish, good tires. Let's Trade - - 1954 CIIEVROiET $895 4 Door Sedan . Beautiful 2 tone green fini sh. Spolless interior, good rubber , guaranteed all the way , heater. 1954 FORD $945 Custom 6 Passenger Coupe. Original dark green finish, good tin•s, locally owned, heater, radio, one or those sharp cars .. , 1953 FORD · · ·...... · · · · · · .. · · .. $1095 Vlctnria· Hard Top - Radio, Heater, Overdrive. Beautiful Ivory over Corn!. V-8 Motor. Popular wilh the young and old - l'eally sharp. I ---- .,oo .,ao a • NOW I AT I SOHIO J o,so o,s5 THE NEW ATLAS 1953 CHEVROLET · · · · .. · · · ·.. · · .. .. ·· $845 210. 2 Dr. Beautiful Ivory over red , clean Interior, good heater. Powerglide Transmission. · 1952 CHEVROLET · -.. · -· · .... · -.. · · -· $665 Deluxe 4 Door. Sharp 2 tone green finish . Radio, Heater - Nice - GREATEST TIRE IN ATLAS HISTORY FRIDAY 7:00 Captain Kan~aroo 4-Dr. New black finish . Radio and Heater . Deluxe Fleetline model. - Powergllde tronsmlsslon. 11,15 Love of Life 11:30 Seareb for Tomorrow II''' Guldin a Light ·12:00 Katie's Kltcheo 12,so As the world Turno 1'00 llllst Broolls 1951 Chmqlet 6 Pass. Cpe. · ·· .. · .... $495 1'30 , ,1950 FORD 2 Door · · ·· · · · · .. -· ·· .. · $36'5 ' e:ts .- . ..,. ....... ·----em_...,_.., ·--. .... --.............. •... .,..._._ _ ..... ,..._ . ... .. • Pft'llll lll. .lr ·POMEROY MOTOR CO. . . . . -~~~~~~ ..d - ,., ftldlll ~~~- TRACTOR SALES Phone Ut MORE FEEDING VALUE _____ from my gjrain GilLS ARE lUTER WEST HAVF..N, Conn.-Preside :t 'Edward Bonessi of the Connecti· cut Dlliver Education Auociation says girls ma-ke :3ettcr driver'; than boys, if given equal traJninA> "Girls don't show off 8fl. much," be e¥plained. 10:30 News ll~8dllnes 10:40 Nitewafeh 12,00 rori~bt UlO Sian orr Saturclar- Channel3 Penaeroy lin butterfat production the Price herd averaged 40 pounds or butterfat per 'OOW per mont.'\, <the Charles Theiss herd 39 pounds , the Headley herd 3~ pounds and tJle Karr h~rd pounds ~r cow. Y6t, puUeta we ... produc.d on the PROVICO RESEAR.ot FARMS for an ov)ag• ,feed o01t of 72c (based on retail prices) . when fed with 20% PROVICO GROWEII (with AP~5} and whole oats. . ~ Feed MOVIClO GIIQWING MASH' •• • • W... ~y l'AC:OIN...J ' The man is tigh~. Here is why our new sign ia goinc to mean MORE: FEEDING VALUE FROM GRAIN for a lot or you farmers: . PROVICO Mll.LING AND FEED CO. Itt. 1!4, MlnersvUle, 0. 8:15 Sign On 8:30 Circle 3 Ranch 9:30 Gumby 10 :00 Fury 10 :30 Capt. liaUant lt :OO True Story 11 :30 Detective's Diary 12:00 , Down on the Farm 12:30 Hopalona CaMidy 1'00 TBA 1 :30 ~11seball 5;00 !S:30 ~ :48 8:00 8:3C 7:00 8:00 g,oo 0:30 10'00 10:30 10:40 12,30 ' Sky Klnl Sports Eye · Newl!l Picture Ro)l Roaera Saturday N(Jht Jamboree Perry CQIII.o Ceasar'a Hour Geol'l• Gobel Your Hlt Parade TBA News aud Sport. NUewatdl Sl&i> ou. ---.--- FREE! FREE! 1. You bring your grain. We grind and mix it with Purina Concentrates. • • \ ' .. FREE!· BABY. 8 :80 JtilhwaJ Petrol $10TO 9:00 'The Line Up . . 8:30 Person to Per11on 10:00 ·Newa 10:08 Scaanlna: the Weather 10:10 The Late SboW ,,so Buflolo BlU Jr. 0:00 Mlttey Mouae Club 10 White Leghorn Cockerels · ··.•. IIREE While They Lost Wifh ''ecich 8'00 Fl,.. Stor Fino! 1:10 John DalJ 6 the Newt 1:30 Tile Turnlq Point 25 lb. Purchase 7,00 Clreuo TbH 8'00 DIMy Thomu Show ' I . 8ring in a load of your grain and check our foot service ~ .. our aceurate grinding and mixin1. ~.our com· pie~ liot of Approved Formulu. We believe you wiU llke our faJt Check-R-Mix Service and will come back often. • . 2. Youelect the ratiqna you want from Purina'• new Check-R-M~ Approved Formula• Book. The coot ia low becauoe only a few bago of Concentrate are added per ton. 3. This oervice Is backed by Ptirina experience In making over 200,000,000 bap of Concen• tratea-far more than any other brand. . .. Tomato Twine BPS· Paint 40% Off Aobeslollne -Roof Pabal "'-00 per 5 gal. Livingston Grass Seed In the small herd group u.nder 20 eows, -t he James F. Gibson herd was high in both milk ·a nd butterfat production wlt~ an aver· age of U&6 pound! of mi1k and tl pound& Of butterfat. Secood was lhe Thereon Johnson herd with 1085 pounds Gf milk and 37 pounds of butlerfat average per cow: Tbt Earl Dean herd was third With 916 pounds of mHk and 33 pounds of bwtterfat. Twelve herds with 150 ICOW.~ were on test in the OWner $ampler testi-n g program. The Kenneth Hager herd, located north ol TllJ~< per.s Plalria has jll9l started Own· er Sampler testme for the month of May. Any farmer' lntetested ln lear ~ lng actual production of eaoh in· dividual cow, and wh,ich cows. are produlng aot a profitable level. are invited to avail thcmselve~ of my of the three testing pro· grams, D. H. J, A. Owner Sam1'· ler or Weigh-A-Day-A-Month. Further information may be secured £rom C. N. Jones, Produc· tion Tester or the Meigs CountY. Agricaltural Extension Serv~ce of Sll IT TODAY I COMPARE lf·JODAYI It W. Harshrield. ttate t-H Club leader in 'ohio, said the gnnt will but the National .C:H Club Foundalion over the top in itt financ:lal FEED CO. In addition to the $200,000 grant, the Danforth Foundation will pre· aent the 4-H Center with a atatue or a rural youth, which wiJI be symbolic: of the young people that the c:enter will Mrve and a tribute to the late William H. Danlorth, founder of the Danforth F :mndation. For the second straight week readers of the Dally Sentinel have apparently been stumped by the Mystery Form photo. Only two have thus far identified this past week's photo as the farm of Samuel Wyatt located on State Route !43. They were Mrs. Howard Birchfield, Harrisonville and Mrs. Russell Little of Rutland. Type, Condition Of Plants In Heavy Role For Garden Success COLU?riBUS, 0. The succeu or failure Of many home gardens de· pends on the type or condilion of plants which are used, say_s E .. L. Drollinljler, Ohio State Umverstty ext.eruion horticulturist. Most home sardeners purchase their plants. proiJinger suggests they logk for root systems which are sturdy, well branched and clean or white Itt appearance. Yet Low, dead-looking roots often re· suit in r:~low growth and poor sur· viva! efter transplanting, be say.s, Stem.9 of plants shouJd be sturdy but not wqody. Leaves should be free of insects or disease injury. ' When buying plants belonging to the cabbagt! flmily, the hortl culturist suggests the gardener look for leaves that are i:lark, pur· ·plish-green. This indicates that thf' plant has been hardened' and will withlltand moderately low lemper. atures or light frosts. This is im· portant, Drollinger 5ays, becaus e often these· crops are set out he· fan! the 1a-sl 'trost-free date . An ideal tomato plant, the speciaList explairn; , is stocky, 10 to 12 inches tall, with buds just showing, but not open, and with a stem a quarter inch thick. Thin , willowy plants do not recover well from transplanting Leaves of· a well· grown tomato plant are sligtltly yello~lsh-green. Over hardened plants, Indicated by yellow leaves and woody stems, are not desir- Moster Mix . Chick Starter Crumble$ Earlier Maturity; To Be Given Away ' Brlllg Your 9wn .Container For Cblcks l i' . MIDDLE~PORT,· . . ' • .·' ·.- . ·~ SURE WIN STARTING FE~EDS ' IEED MILL N. IM•Ave. USE • ., SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILL Phone uo· Pomel'fly · ~~--------------------~~--------· - NAMED MANAGER To Produce Hatching Eggs For !he Nleboii-Fiemlng Hatehlng Egg Procram Luis Olrno, an outfielder with the Brooklyn Dodgers during the war years, has been named manager Eggplant And pepper plants are of the Sal) Juan Senators in the injured easily by cool weather and should not be purchased until all Puerto Rico Winter League, re. dan ger of frost damage is past. plocing Ralph Ho~k. who oumnlThe plants should be stocky and I . · dark green. Hardened pepper Y IS managing the Denver Bears planJs will not yield as well as plants which have been grown slowly but continuouS"Iy, according to the horticulturist. I Hit peak earlier,' . hold longer . with. ~ Nichols '12'i Rooms New Furniture Health malces , the difference 1\ FOil SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico UP- able. $299.00 BAKER Try them, and •••I Fleming Hatcheries FURNITURE On The Brightest Comer rin~th~e~A~m~e,~i~~n~A~•~N<~ia~ti~oo;·~~~~~JniUd~~po~ri~~~~~~~N~e~bon;;;•~U~I;e,~O;hlo~~~.. • The q01estion of whether potted or bare-root plants are best has been argued for a long time. The type of crop, time of harvt'.!lt, and planting techniques' are important factor's in determining which to usc. Generally, well grown potted plants arc superior to ba,re-root plants, Drollinger says. However, if well grown, bareroot plants can be obtained th ere iS' UtUe advan· tage in paying a premium for p6t· ted plants. ------ RESUMES TRAINING TO OUR BIG .. STUTTGART, Germany . UP - ·Light heavyweight chcunpion Archie Muore resumed training to· day for another non · Litle bout here May 26. His opponent will be selected later . The champion arrived Wednesday night from Essen, where he outpointed Hans kalbfell in a 10 · rounder last we::- k. ' APPLIANCE ' [It'I wise buy AT POMEROY • .• CO-OP ROTAIY POWER MOWEI Your eeaich for the ideal power mower i1 over when you put your hands on tbia SEE THE Largest Display 21·inclt power propelled beauty. You can cut tall arasa or weeds, trim close, to obotacleo, put a velvety :fi.niab to · your lawn. ~ OF i • ... • Foster Growth POULTRYMEN CENTER I For . . . . . . . Better Start and tbe 4-H FoundatiDa wUI Jtt. •enoYitlon of 1lle p<operiJ ill. Janu1ry, lt:wl. Two ntw wlnp wUl be added to Sm\lb 11'110 odd lh exlltinl bulldlna complete!)' r• novated. program for establilhlng the Na· tiona) 4- H Club Center. 'YJit' JocobMII 21$PC Rotary M-. SATURDAY, MAY ' ' suburb, wu ~nnounced today by Donald Danforth, pret ldent of tbe Danfvrth Foundation . Servicemen OHIO VALLEY '·• • • COLUMBUS, 0 . A grant Of $200, 000 from the Danforth YounclaUon to t he National 4-H Club Center in Chevy Chase . Md .. a Waahington McCullough fl(;e. Bulk Garde11 Seeds Poultry Equipment Purina Sanitation Produclll DeKalb Seed Com Jack Dougla~ carter of Chester, Ohlc:,~ laat week wa~ enlisted. i?tc the Army at the Army Recru1lmg Main Station, Ashland, Ky., [or a period of three years. Carter, who is ~he son of Mr. and Mra. Andrew Carter, attended Chester HlJh School prior to en· Jieting. M-Sgt. Gallte Moore, local Army recruiter, .c:ompleted Carter's en,:;. . I'HONE 3751 RACINE, OHIO listment papen and carranged for I C H 1 C K • It •. M 1 X I N 0 S E RV I CE his processi~g at the Ashland Sta· . tion. _ . ·',f~~~ The young soldier reported to . • • . • • . Knox, Ky., for Initial proceJ• • • • an<lfurtber assignment. ., 1 ~~======~========~~~==~\ oL We Do Cll119111 Grlndbag • Twelve cows were eold for bee£ from six ol the 'herds on tes'. Eleven completed lactation re· ports were sent lo Ottio State Vni· versity for .transmission to ' the U. s. D. A. Reeord Center in Washington. These records will aid not only in preparing Hfe time , records of the indi'Vidu;;l cows, but abo are used in eva luating the C.ifferent sires. In the herds over 20 cows :!1 size th-e C. M. Headle)' herd was high in average milk production per cow with 966 pounds, Ute Paul Karr herd was second wilh 911 pounds the Clarence ~.Price herd third with 853 and the ArvU Holter herd Courth wilh · 829 pounds per cow avenge. _,~.::;- WUD COSY GROWING PIRIOD , •• • • 11J II Mlllll. , . . . . ., . , I Pomeroy This ."'teet.c·sign means , ,oo ao • horu..,l ir U,ttntloo ......... . Fulton Thompsoll 1:111 , ' -wESTPORT. Conn.--Small '¥hO}'t-wave ra rUos are being ir:· stalled in homes of volunteer nrc men who complai-n they c.aD't hear fire ala·rnts because of ttheir blast4ng t elevision sets. 1111, leaae e:.:plrt!3 tteecmber 11, the Colwnbia Home Oernonatr · r.Y c. I. r.LAKIILII Uon Club. BarbecWn& t he chi( · Co110ty Atrlwlturtl AtMtl Method.. of aeedina meedowa, a ken will be under direction of chicken barbecue and ways to Mrt. Geneva H. Nolan, Coul}tY Economics Extenaio n control houeehold I:'Dd farm ir Home Jec:tJI w.i.ll be tlhe featuret of the Aaent. Field Day to ·be held at the SOuth· A thort speaking prog.f'am i n east Sub-Station Farm on the the afternoon will be featured Oblo A~~:riculture ·E xperiment with 1 diSC'liSSion and queaUon Station at Ca-r penter next Wedone,. and answer perigd on. control of day, May 15th. fi ies, household 1115ecta 1nd farm by Lyle GoleThe event wa~ planned and sarden man, Extension Entomologist, throogh the cooperation of all agricultural agencies in Mel.g& Ohio state Univeraity. Cau-nty and is open to all people John Patsons, AgronomiAt at l1le interested in fat'Hlklg and home· Ohio AgrlCllltural Experiment St a making in the area . Uon will answer questiorur on a:~y The tours to start at 10:00 c . · phase of the meadow experimentm. In the morning w-lll v.isit ex al wort at the farm. T. F. Woo; perimootal wor:k on summer M!~· derling, Supervisor of Outlying lng! of meadows, fertilization Test Farms and Carl Greenlee.~ , trials on meadows and rota·tion, acting manager at tbe farm and ~he three year swnmary o.f Wi;J hl.s crew of workers are in ehaT~e ter pasture experiment and eatab· of the ]O('al an-angement. for tb.e lishment of seedJi.ngJ in ptrman- tours and the day. ent pasWre by k.illlng tbe blut;· gra&S with chemicals. Other i,,. teresting stops rua the tour will Eight hundred thirty pounds of include bil'1is:foot tre-foil stand milk and 32 pounds of butterfa~ wnd a brief ct.iscr.usion of the for- l)(!r cow lor the month of April estry work In progreS$. wa,a. the average of the 323 cows Ba.OOeeued chicken will be pre· on test in the 14 D. H. [. A. herds pared and served by the ladies ,.. .· in Meigs County according to C. N. Jones. Production TeJiter. Ninety-one oows ,)n those herds produced better than 41} pounds of butterfat during the mon:.h with the cow. Madge ·In the Clar· ence FTice herd producing the highest ainount 77 pOunds of but· terlat. or 8:30 Movlo .11:00 Newo 81 tloo NJChl Ull" .,oo A Future Instead Six young peOple of Heath Me· t<hodi!ll Churdi who will graduate from Middleport High School 1.hia month a.re lo be houored at thtmornlnr wol'9hlp servJee May J2. Rev. C. ft. Konkrigbt will be .nsisted by ·Emest Covert, ~ruperin· tendent ihe Cbu.rcll SchoGI i:a the recognition aervice. The stu· deRb are Shirley Roush, EudeU Konkright, Leo Kennedy Jr., Edward Lee McCo.ma.s, llobert HC!tl· nesy, Ste,hen Coals. :,': 8:18 D:ltl The• Boler With ( ownod by lhe Kollooal 6-11 Cllll> FoundaiiOD, but II euneat11 leuld to the Departmeat of l>efenJt, 'l)e *naectt Hayliner Heath Methodist · High Graduates To Be Honored ::~ =~Ttlme .UtO 1:10 " NEW HOLLAND rhairman were Mrs. Gail Ingl<:! ! and Mrs. Jean Eber&bach. 1'te!9elt'l. were Mrs. T. B. Me- G~an, LaVera Yeager, Vera Doi"'""Son, Hazel S~th, Ruth Ryaa , June Bl..ll'm, Jeyn: Carson , Jean · Wamer, G udrun Schaf'ltel , "'h1.! cille Swackhamer, Lilah Zerk:e and tile ho.ttetsefi. z,oo 8:110 Black finish, gOOd tlreo. SEE THE NOISY TV - - -· --'-~B,~OO~Mr::-.-:-A-:-tlo-mo-:ond:7:::Eve:::- Morning Show 8:00 Garry Moor\: 10:30 Strike It Rlcb 11:00 Va1lant Lady 195 J CHEVROlET .. · ---.... .. · .... · ··· $545 Your Pick: 1947 CHEVROLET 1947 fORD 1941 PLYMOUTH 1941 OLDSMOBILE J,udge Schwartz said he believed Charles wa:uld be &;fl "iwpiration to tbe boys" but wuped him that f t and tbe hours 'ii>;.;..;:i'. was 111 'P· • to U p . m. $200 000 Grant ' Boosts Dri' re oin FOf 4-HCenter Mystery Farm Photo Again Proves APuzzler NEWS IN FARMING BIG Difference Duri ng the sor:rl.al 'hcror Lcl 11n• Brown wa!'. surl)rised when h 1 birthday w..s Loelebrated ond 1 biflthday cake. J_)aked Ly Mrs. Brown and ~~ cream were scr;r· t!d to the members aJJ d guest. WCHS-TV Channell ' 8:00 •• ·Career Move . THERE IS A William ('.nder, Galiipolls, WI actina Ch iiJl<:eqor Conuna~ th , ThuP.iday evt•ning whe n FLde l.od::e. Y.nio>:h!S of Pyt,hias, ('"(I ll fNrl'fi the rauk of Page on tbr l!'l candidates, Alfre d Roush, Wlllh Ant hony <- nd Arlh ur Clark. Pa\ol Jlapll;ns\Jl l is Chancellor Com· ma;1M r of Fides Lodge. ·~~~~--~~~~ 7~-15 eBS M.onin& New• Local owner and nlee and clean. Court Aide In Re-uphobterblg fW'Iliture an 1 t he problems canneeted wit h t were discu8eed Oft Wednesday evening by County, Agent Bill Greg ory and Mrs. Gregory as the Mason Mothers Club met Itt t h home of Mrs. Frances Hewel!oll. The Gregorys aCCQmpanic: CINCIN_NATJ UP- Ezzard•. Char lb.eir di&:eussion w~th color s.Jid e~ showing projects or re-upholster- les, soft spoken former world's Ing befm-e, during, and ·after CQ J!l· heavywelght champion, began a pleti<m. Mlrteriats suth a:g. spt'ln..:; career Tburlday 111' aide to Juvetying cord, cotton padding and nile Court Judge Benjamin S. mass etuf.fing Were showa ancl ex· Schwartz because " I'm m ighty l n· terest.ed in kids." plained. GUIDE WSAZ -TV· Channel3 Friday II Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-1Uddleport, 0 ., May 10, 19:>7-:S, Page Rank Is /Given T.oThr!!e By Fides Lodg& \Charles Ma'de Ja.net ~ace was voted into "I mean to do my best here," the dub a\ a new member to (ill Charlel uid. ''You know I'm an cx-~tinJ -vacancy. mighty .intere•ted in kids." Assl.!lt-ing Mrs. Hewetson as CO · Daily Sentinel Day Boo.k 1955 PLYMOUTH Mason Mothers Club In Study Of Upholstering Durlna a businesa ,•eetfnc pn sided cvv by ~dent Lilah Zerkle, it wu decided that the dub would definitely sponsor th ~ Boy Soout charter in the town of Mason. PAN Cheste 1• 1 Kt k h 4NO lllE ONES 1 r ' • r man , w ose Pace WHO SHOULDERED of residence is unknown and can n.ot, with reasonable diligence, be "mE LOAD··· ucertalned will take not iee that on the 17th day or April , 1957, the undersigned, Helen Faye Kirkman , filed her pr!lilion again st him in the Common Pleas co~tt of Meigs County, Ohio, Case No. 12 , ~37 . aJ. leging that he has bel.!n g uilty of gross ncg le r!t of duty toward6 the 1957 · John C. Bacon plaintiff and has abi'ndoned the Pr·obate Judge or said Court plaintiff and praying for divorce , cusl!>dy of child , alim~ny and oth- (4) 26, (5J 3, 10. 3tc er rl' lief. SJid caW!e will be for GOOD DEED BACKFIUS hearing on or after the 3rd day BENTO~ HARBOR, Ml-ch. -c u~­ or June, 1057. BIRTH ANNOUNCED tis Clubereth. 21, rushed a sick Helen Faye Kirkmun Mr. and Mrs. Milton Smart, To· child to 01 hospita1 ln hl3 car PLAJNT!FF Wf'bster & Fullz .and wa s i:harged with rec'kl eu ledo, are announcing the birth o1 dr h•ing and operating a vt! hicle a daughter, Th u rsdsy . at a Toledo Attorneys for Plain!Hf hospital. They also have a three (4) HJ, 26, {!5 l 3. 10, 17, 24 , :ll 7tc with an I' Kpired llccrt.';C . year old daughter, Susan Lynn _ Grandpare nts are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sm art , Middleport; Mr. <~nd Mrs. Julius Wander, Middletown , al)c:l MrR . Nellie Smart , Racine, is .a great grandmother . tires , radio, ' NEVER~SUP RICHARDS. OWEN- GI!MERAL MANAGER REYNOlD I. GREENE - ' P-er p~pelled, 21 · 1r>Ch euttlng width. onl)' ~ - :- - . }~-;;;:-;;-;.· ~~ -the es:clusi\Ptl Jacob8811 Suctinn Lift Rotor. triple oearing C1'8nklh,aft, Jacobsen· built HiM Torque Engine and variable speed tranamilleioa. Freezers Refrigerators Washers •• Dryers Electric Ranges IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO AND W.VA• teal mulcber :iDc:luded at no ettra c01t. New Low, Low PRICES .,. c.n ...., r.r • "'' ••m•nm.tJ•n •n )'fW .,... ltwn. O..m•• ~· •••••~~no c•nvel ..nlfeiMI • lay.ewa)' plalh a1 11clvertlnd In ~ and POST . 'Meigs Equip,ment Co. INCORPORATED Butternut and 2nd St. ' Pomeroy lt'e Set"v~e- Deli vet"- Fina~e Our Owta! Don't be DisoppDinted -See Us Before You Buy! MEIGS CO. ' E. Main St Phone 98 CO-OP .I �\ ' .. ' . 2-DallySentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 10. !957 - Do It Time -· -!?' a . Hado .. The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO Fo~zOtD BUTT, FA"rnER oF A LITTLE LEA6UER, INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA EDITOR W~E~ Hatlonal advenislng rt>presentativ@, Bottinetu-Kimball, Inc., 3"-' Lntn~Oil Awe., New YoM: City, 18, N_ Y. lllE 01\lE.R POPS ARE FIXINo t.1P -n-IE FIELD •• • Entered u second class mailing matter at the po1t oUice at Pom M'OJ, Ohio. Su*rlptlon rates : Deli\'erv by carrier where available 30 cents per weelr:; one vPar In advance at The Daily Sentine l octlce, $15.60: il:a: uumtba. S7 .80: three mont.'11, t3.90. By motor r otrt.P. where available: one IDODtb $1. B p ..'Uail one yet.~r $8; six months, $4..25; three monfb.s, "-50: ot'le month, 11. · Publllhed every afternoon ~xcept Sunday by The Otalo Valley SP.n· tbtel, Inc., at 110 Mechanic St.. Pomeroy, 0 . Business office pho11e -a~ editorial office vholl" 387. . LegoIN0 tICe Su-r AT A cAME L16TE>I I TO NOTICE OF APPOINTr.IENT Est•t• of w. c. St•nl•y, lfrKNMd I Noli ce is here by given that Opal E Stanley of "ddl t Oh. · .•oi • epor • ~o . ~as been duly appomtt!d Admm. L8tratrlx of the Eltate of W. C. ·".tan ley de~eased late of M~i.gs County, Ohw Credi tors ar p required to lilt' their claim s with said fiduciary wltbin rour rnonLhs. Dated this 24Lh d11y of April, ~E ~IM PREMISES 5·10 M 0 G. I rs. tmer nmm. Belvedere 4 Dr. Interior like new , Heater, VB motor, good tires. Beige finish. PRICED ONLY PLAN COIQ'UEHCE . H. B. Riokuds, district ··~r 1 ' nt.ondffi t of the llfetbodL: Chu flch will hold the Foorth 5 OS SS D_f Q e~,;t"'l' Co!lfereJ>oe at the Lo tart Falls Church on May 14 nt ' ~ 7 :30 p. m. t accnrd·ing to Re\o . Mrs. Otmer Grimm entertJined Flnyd W~r-kman, pa~r. / lhe JoUy Club, W'!!'dn~sdey evtll.ing at her home, Rae1ne. A short busines. aeasioil was PTA TO M!:ET Central PTA will mf:'- et Monday held with Mrs. Lillie Hlludc., preseve ning at 7:30 in Central Gr:id{' ident. presiding. Mrs. Hen.ry Dailey Sc hool. New o rficcn will be i. J· and Mrs. E1dnn Will each rec~ived st aolled and a musl·cal prognm of anniversary gifts trom thelr "Mystery Sister". fered . Games were played and pritei awarded the winner&. Tbe travel- - - - - -·- -ing prize donated by Mra. Grlmm , MAS.ONIC RITES was awarded to Mrs. Gene EYans. 1 Ml,.o n~ 11re to meet at t hf! Mid· Refreshments were aerved by dleport Masonic Temple at 7:30 p. the hostess to those named above m this f'vc ning and will go to the ami Mrs. Wilbur Hanning, Mrs. Rawling s-Coals l"uilt!ral Home for Roy Mayer, Mra. Gerald Wi·lderMasonic r ites for George W. Hal· The Meigs c ounty Ministerial muth, Mrs. Albert Woodard, Mrs. ley. Association and their wives enjoy- Donald Hauck and Mrs. Cht~rles ed a fellowship dinner Tuesday at Strauss. MEETING POSTPONID The May mcding of the Middle. 6:30 p . m. at the Racine Baptist MISLAID port Garden Club has been poat- Church. The dinner was served by HOLYOKE, M.Ms. - f.ourteen poned indefinitely and the date t."le Young Women 's Circle of the months after a wor.kman ioet hia will be announced later by their host chureh. The Rev. Wesley Jenkins. presi· pay enwlope at tt1e Ntltlona ~ president, Mrs. Max Roller. dent of the association and pastor Blank Book Oo., 'p~t, lt turned OES TO MEET of the host church , extended lo! wei· up at Norfolk, va._. miks The P:asl Officers Club of Ra· come to the Jill'oup. A recreation di~ant-in a dli'JJllW!nt of note· cine Chapter OES will meet Mon· pf'lriod was held with the ·Rev. Jen· book hom tbe local firm. day evening at the home of Mr. kins and the Rev. Howard Ruppelt and Mrs. William Stewart, Athens. directing game-s. F ollowmg the game!l the Rev . PTA to MEET Ra ym on Konk righl. conducted a de. '!'he f'cntr nl PTA will meet on volionul gcrvicc. . . Monday even ing :!I !he sc hool. .The Pr esent were Rev. Ruppe-lt. pas· new nfflcc rs will be ins ta~kcl and· I ll!' uf the Mid dl e-port Prcsb·•tcrian s pecial recog nition will be .given , !Church ; Rev. ·and Mr s. · W~ldo J . the boys or thP "Safel y Patrol". A Barte ls. Pome roy Federated · Rev. musil·a! progr am will he presentt•d. an d Mrs. Roy K. Williams.' Syra· - --- ----~··- r use Nnz11 renf' : Re v. ancl Mrs. John 6:!55 Sign On ANNOUNCEME"NT F.lwood, Raei ne Methodi st ; Rev. 7,00 Today It has iJcl'n announced tb nt 1: and Mrs. c. E. Hoyt, Middleport 9,00 Romper Room 0 . ·rewk .~ bilr},.·~ Barber Shop on Haplist. 10:00 The Price i~ (dght Sccllnd Street has n nt'w b ~ rbt>r in Bl'! v. and Mr11. Floyd Workman, 10:30 Truth or Con~equencel lhe- person of S W. 1\ uyl.mrll. '' Ldprt Fulls Methodis1 ; llev. and 11 :00 Tic Tac Dough rt.'t'ent A:nduulc of a Hilrbe r CG! Mrs. Ral ph Zundel, Pomeroy Bap· :30 It Could Be You lege in Ourhnm. N. C. He is 11 ru~ ti sl, !lev. and Mrs. RA vmon Kon. 11 12,0<) Current mer rc ~ hll.'"nt of Mason, · W. Va. 1 kr ight. Heath Methodist. Middle· LOO My Little Marsie a111l is now rc,;illing in MidtJJ..::- 1port a nd Ht•v . and Mrs. Wesley L30 TenrleMee Ernie port. J e nkins. 2:00 Matinee Theater ' 3:00 Queen Far A Day M5 Modern Romanct.'9 Comedy 1'1me Movietlme 5,30 Car-oons !5 :45 NeWs Picture 6,00 Wild BiiJ Hickok I \': 0 .J Weathercut Sports Eye 6'4D Nee News 7,00 tnondle 7,30 Life of Riley '8:00 The Joseph Cotton Show uo The Big Story 9,00 Cavaleade of Sports 9,45 Famous Fi~hta 10,00 Dr. Hudson• Journal II H te F T.he •-lly' Club Meigs County Ministerial Group Meets I I $1495 1955 FORD .... .. .... ... ·· .... $1565 Customllne 8 - 2 Dr. Only 20,000 miles by local owner. Fordomatic, radio, heater, ivory and blue Hnish, good tires. Let's Trade - - 1954 CIIEVROiET $895 4 Door Sedan . Beautiful 2 tone green fini sh. Spolless interior, good rubber , guaranteed all the way , heater. 1954 FORD $945 Custom 6 Passenger Coupe. Original dark green finish, good tin•s, locally owned, heater, radio, one or those sharp cars .. , 1953 FORD · · ·...... · · · · · · .. · · .. $1095 Vlctnria· Hard Top - Radio, Heater, Overdrive. Beautiful Ivory over Corn!. V-8 Motor. Popular wilh the young and old - l'eally sharp. I ---- .,oo .,ao a • NOW I AT I SOHIO J o,so o,s5 THE NEW ATLAS 1953 CHEVROLET · · · · .. · · · ·.. · · .. .. ·· $845 210. 2 Dr. Beautiful Ivory over red , clean Interior, good heater. Powerglide Transmission. · 1952 CHEVROLET · -.. · -· · .... · -.. · · -· $665 Deluxe 4 Door. Sharp 2 tone green finish . Radio, Heater - Nice - GREATEST TIRE IN ATLAS HISTORY FRIDAY 7:00 Captain Kan~aroo 4-Dr. New black finish . Radio and Heater . Deluxe Fleetline model. - Powergllde tronsmlsslon. 11,15 Love of Life 11:30 Seareb for Tomorrow II''' Guldin a Light ·12:00 Katie's Kltcheo 12,so As the world Turno 1'00 llllst Broolls 1951 Chmqlet 6 Pass. Cpe. · ·· .. · .... $495 1'30 , ,1950 FORD 2 Door · · ·· · · · · .. -· ·· .. · $36'5 ' e:ts .- . ..,. ....... ·----em_...,_.., ·--. .... --.............. •... .,..._._ _ ..... ,..._ . ... .. • Pft'llll lll. .lr ·POMEROY MOTOR CO. . . . . -~~~~~~ ..d - ,., ftldlll ~~~- TRACTOR SALES Phone Ut MORE FEEDING VALUE _____ from my gjrain GilLS ARE lUTER WEST HAVF..N, Conn.-Preside :t 'Edward Bonessi of the Connecti· cut Dlliver Education Auociation says girls ma-ke :3ettcr driver'; than boys, if given equal traJninA> "Girls don't show off 8fl. much," be e¥plained. 10:30 News ll~8dllnes 10:40 Nitewafeh 12,00 rori~bt UlO Sian orr Saturclar- Channel3 Penaeroy lin butterfat production the Price herd averaged 40 pounds or butterfat per 'OOW per mont.'\, <the Charles Theiss herd 39 pounds , the Headley herd 3~ pounds and tJle Karr h~rd pounds ~r cow. Y6t, puUeta we ... produc.d on the PROVICO RESEAR.ot FARMS for an ov)ag• ,feed o01t of 72c (based on retail prices) . when fed with 20% PROVICO GROWEII (with AP~5} and whole oats. . ~ Feed MOVIClO GIIQWING MASH' •• • • W... ~y l'AC:OIN...J ' The man is tigh~. Here is why our new sign ia goinc to mean MORE: FEEDING VALUE FROM GRAIN for a lot or you farmers: . PROVICO Mll.LING AND FEED CO. Itt. 1!4, MlnersvUle, 0. 8:15 Sign On 8:30 Circle 3 Ranch 9:30 Gumby 10 :00 Fury 10 :30 Capt. liaUant lt :OO True Story 11 :30 Detective's Diary 12:00 , Down on the Farm 12:30 Hopalona CaMidy 1'00 TBA 1 :30 ~11seball 5;00 !S:30 ~ :48 8:00 8:3C 7:00 8:00 g,oo 0:30 10'00 10:30 10:40 12,30 ' Sky Klnl Sports Eye · Newl!l Picture Ro)l Roaera Saturday N(Jht Jamboree Perry CQIII.o Ceasar'a Hour Geol'l• Gobel Your Hlt Parade TBA News aud Sport. NUewatdl Sl&i> ou. ---.--- FREE! FREE! 1. You bring your grain. We grind and mix it with Purina Concentrates. • • \ ' .. FREE!· BABY. 8 :80 JtilhwaJ Petrol $10TO 9:00 'The Line Up . . 8:30 Person to Per11on 10:00 ·Newa 10:08 Scaanlna: the Weather 10:10 The Late SboW ,,so Buflolo BlU Jr. 0:00 Mlttey Mouae Club 10 White Leghorn Cockerels · ··.•. IIREE While They Lost Wifh ''ecich 8'00 Fl,.. Stor Fino! 1:10 John DalJ 6 the Newt 1:30 Tile Turnlq Point 25 lb. Purchase 7,00 Clreuo TbH 8'00 DIMy Thomu Show ' I . 8ring in a load of your grain and check our foot service ~ .. our aceurate grinding and mixin1. ~.our com· pie~ liot of Approved Formulu. We believe you wiU llke our faJt Check-R-Mix Service and will come back often. • . 2. Youelect the ratiqna you want from Purina'• new Check-R-M~ Approved Formula• Book. The coot ia low becauoe only a few bago of Concentrate are added per ton. 3. This oervice Is backed by Ptirina experience In making over 200,000,000 bap of Concen• tratea-far more than any other brand. . .. Tomato Twine BPS· Paint 40% Off Aobeslollne -Roof Pabal "'-00 per 5 gal. Livingston Grass Seed In the small herd group u.nder 20 eows, -t he James F. Gibson herd was high in both milk ·a nd butterfat production wlt~ an aver· age of U&6 pound! of mi1k and tl pound& Of butterfat. Secood was lhe Thereon Johnson herd with 1085 pounds Gf milk and 37 pounds of butlerfat average per cow: Tbt Earl Dean herd was third With 916 pounds of mHk and 33 pounds of bwtterfat. Twelve herds with 150 ICOW.~ were on test in the OWner $ampler testi-n g program. The Kenneth Hager herd, located north ol TllJ~< per.s Plalria has jll9l started Own· er Sampler testme for the month of May. Any farmer' lntetested ln lear ~ lng actual production of eaoh in· dividual cow, and wh,ich cows. are produlng aot a profitable level. are invited to avail thcmselve~ of my of the three testing pro· grams, D. H. J, A. Owner Sam1'· ler or Weigh-A-Day-A-Month. Further information may be secured £rom C. N. Jones, Produc· tion Tester or the Meigs CountY. Agricaltural Extension Serv~ce of Sll IT TODAY I COMPARE lf·JODAYI It W. Harshrield. ttate t-H Club leader in 'ohio, said the gnnt will but the National .C:H Club Foundalion over the top in itt financ:lal FEED CO. In addition to the $200,000 grant, the Danforth Foundation will pre· aent the 4-H Center with a atatue or a rural youth, which wiJI be symbolic: of the young people that the c:enter will Mrve and a tribute to the late William H. Danlorth, founder of the Danforth F :mndation. For the second straight week readers of the Dally Sentinel have apparently been stumped by the Mystery Form photo. Only two have thus far identified this past week's photo as the farm of Samuel Wyatt located on State Route !43. They were Mrs. Howard Birchfield, Harrisonville and Mrs. Russell Little of Rutland. Type, Condition Of Plants In Heavy Role For Garden Success COLU?riBUS, 0. The succeu or failure Of many home gardens de· pends on the type or condilion of plants which are used, say_s E .. L. Drollinljler, Ohio State Umverstty ext.eruion horticulturist. Most home sardeners purchase their plants. proiJinger suggests they logk for root systems which are sturdy, well branched and clean or white Itt appearance. Yet Low, dead-looking roots often re· suit in r:~low growth and poor sur· viva! efter transplanting, be say.s, Stem.9 of plants shouJd be sturdy but not wqody. Leaves should be free of insects or disease injury. ' When buying plants belonging to the cabbagt! flmily, the hortl culturist suggests the gardener look for leaves that are i:lark, pur· ·plish-green. This indicates that thf' plant has been hardened' and will withlltand moderately low lemper. atures or light frosts. This is im· portant, Drollinger 5ays, becaus e often these· crops are set out he· fan! the 1a-sl 'trost-free date . An ideal tomato plant, the speciaList explairn; , is stocky, 10 to 12 inches tall, with buds just showing, but not open, and with a stem a quarter inch thick. Thin , willowy plants do not recover well from transplanting Leaves of· a well· grown tomato plant are sligtltly yello~lsh-green. Over hardened plants, Indicated by yellow leaves and woody stems, are not desir- Moster Mix . Chick Starter Crumble$ Earlier Maturity; To Be Given Away ' Brlllg Your 9wn .Container For Cblcks l i' . MIDDLE~PORT,· . . ' • .·' ·.- . ·~ SURE WIN STARTING FE~EDS ' IEED MILL N. IM•Ave. USE • ., SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILL Phone uo· Pomel'fly · ~~--------------------~~--------· - NAMED MANAGER To Produce Hatching Eggs For !he Nleboii-Fiemlng Hatehlng Egg Procram Luis Olrno, an outfielder with the Brooklyn Dodgers during the war years, has been named manager Eggplant And pepper plants are of the Sal) Juan Senators in the injured easily by cool weather and should not be purchased until all Puerto Rico Winter League, re. dan ger of frost damage is past. plocing Ralph Ho~k. who oumnlThe plants should be stocky and I . · dark green. Hardened pepper Y IS managing the Denver Bears planJs will not yield as well as plants which have been grown slowly but continuouS"Iy, according to the horticulturist. I Hit peak earlier,' . hold longer . with. ~ Nichols '12'i Rooms New Furniture Health malces , the difference 1\ FOil SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico UP- able. $299.00 BAKER Try them, and •••I Fleming Hatcheries FURNITURE On The Brightest Comer rin~th~e~A~m~e,~i~~n~A~•~N<~ia~ti~oo;·~~~~~JniUd~~po~ri~~~~~~~N~e~bon;;;•~U~I;e,~O;hlo~~~.. • The q01estion of whether potted or bare-root plants are best has been argued for a long time. The type of crop, time of harvt'.!lt, and planting techniques' are important factor's in determining which to usc. Generally, well grown potted plants arc superior to ba,re-root plants, Drollinger says. However, if well grown, bareroot plants can be obtained th ere iS' UtUe advan· tage in paying a premium for p6t· ted plants. ------ RESUMES TRAINING TO OUR BIG .. STUTTGART, Germany . UP - ·Light heavyweight chcunpion Archie Muore resumed training to· day for another non · Litle bout here May 26. His opponent will be selected later . The champion arrived Wednesday night from Essen, where he outpointed Hans kalbfell in a 10 · rounder last we::- k. ' APPLIANCE ' [It'I wise buy AT POMEROY • .• CO-OP ROTAIY POWER MOWEI Your eeaich for the ideal power mower i1 over when you put your hands on tbia SEE THE Largest Display 21·inclt power propelled beauty. You can cut tall arasa or weeds, trim close, to obotacleo, put a velvety :fi.niab to · your lawn. ~ OF i • ... • Foster Growth POULTRYMEN CENTER I For . . . . . . . Better Start and tbe 4-H FoundatiDa wUI Jtt. •enoYitlon of 1lle p<operiJ ill. Janu1ry, lt:wl. Two ntw wlnp wUl be added to Sm\lb 11'110 odd lh exlltinl bulldlna complete!)' r• novated. program for establilhlng the Na· tiona) 4- H Club Center. 'YJit' JocobMII 21$PC Rotary M-. SATURDAY, MAY ' ' suburb, wu ~nnounced today by Donald Danforth, pret ldent of tbe Danfvrth Foundation . Servicemen OHIO VALLEY '·• • • COLUMBUS, 0 . A grant Of $200, 000 from the Danforth YounclaUon to t he National 4-H Club Center in Chevy Chase . Md .. a Waahington McCullough fl(;e. Bulk Garde11 Seeds Poultry Equipment Purina Sanitation Produclll DeKalb Seed Com Jack Dougla~ carter of Chester, Ohlc:,~ laat week wa~ enlisted. i?tc the Army at the Army Recru1lmg Main Station, Ashland, Ky., [or a period of three years. Carter, who is ~he son of Mr. and Mra. Andrew Carter, attended Chester HlJh School prior to en· Jieting. M-Sgt. Gallte Moore, local Army recruiter, .c:ompleted Carter's en,:;. . I'HONE 3751 RACINE, OHIO listment papen and carranged for I C H 1 C K • It •. M 1 X I N 0 S E RV I CE his processi~g at the Ashland Sta· . tion. _ . ·',f~~~ The young soldier reported to . • • . • • . Knox, Ky., for Initial proceJ• • • • an<lfurtber assignment. ., 1 ~~======~========~~~==~\ oL We Do Cll119111 Grlndbag • Twelve cows were eold for bee£ from six ol the 'herds on tes'. Eleven completed lactation re· ports were sent lo Ottio State Vni· versity for .transmission to ' the U. s. D. A. Reeord Center in Washington. These records will aid not only in preparing Hfe time , records of the indi'Vidu;;l cows, but abo are used in eva luating the C.ifferent sires. In the herds over 20 cows :!1 size th-e C. M. Headle)' herd was high in average milk production per cow with 966 pounds, Ute Paul Karr herd was second wilh 911 pounds the Clarence ~.Price herd third with 853 and the ArvU Holter herd Courth wilh · 829 pounds per cow avenge. _,~.::;- WUD COSY GROWING PIRIOD , •• • • 11J II Mlllll. , . . . . ., . , I Pomeroy This ."'teet.c·sign means , ,oo ao • horu..,l ir U,ttntloo ......... . Fulton Thompsoll 1:111 , ' -wESTPORT. Conn.--Small '¥hO}'t-wave ra rUos are being ir:· stalled in homes of volunteer nrc men who complai-n they c.aD't hear fire ala·rnts because of ttheir blast4ng t elevision sets. 1111, leaae e:.:plrt!3 tteecmber 11, the Colwnbia Home Oernonatr · r.Y c. I. r.LAKIILII Uon Club. BarbecWn& t he chi( · Co110ty Atrlwlturtl AtMtl Method.. of aeedina meedowa, a ken will be under direction of chicken barbecue and ways to Mrt. Geneva H. Nolan, Coul}tY Economics Extenaio n control houeehold I:'Dd farm ir Home Jec:tJI w.i.ll be tlhe featuret of the Aaent. Field Day to ·be held at the SOuth· A thort speaking prog.f'am i n east Sub-Station Farm on the the afternoon will be featured Oblo A~~:riculture ·E xperiment with 1 diSC'liSSion and queaUon Station at Ca-r penter next Wedone,. and answer perigd on. control of day, May 15th. fi ies, household 1115ecta 1nd farm by Lyle GoleThe event wa~ planned and sarden man, Extension Entomologist, throogh the cooperation of all agricultural agencies in Mel.g& Ohio state Univeraity. Cau-nty and is open to all people John Patsons, AgronomiAt at l1le interested in fat'Hlklg and home· Ohio AgrlCllltural Experiment St a making in the area . Uon will answer questiorur on a:~y The tours to start at 10:00 c . · phase of the meadow experimentm. In the morning w-lll v.isit ex al wort at the farm. T. F. Woo; perimootal wor:k on summer M!~· derling, Supervisor of Outlying lng! of meadows, fertilization Test Farms and Carl Greenlee.~ , trials on meadows and rota·tion, acting manager at tbe farm and ~he three year swnmary o.f Wi;J hl.s crew of workers are in ehaT~e ter pasture experiment and eatab· of the ]O('al an-angement. for tb.e lishment of seedJi.ngJ in ptrman- tours and the day. ent pasWre by k.illlng tbe blut;· gra&S with chemicals. Other i,,. teresting stops rua the tour will Eight hundred thirty pounds of include bil'1is:foot tre-foil stand milk and 32 pounds of butterfa~ wnd a brief ct.iscr.usion of the for- l)(!r cow lor the month of April estry work In progreS$. wa,a. the average of the 323 cows Ba.OOeeued chicken will be pre· on test in the 14 D. H. [. A. herds pared and served by the ladies ,.. .· in Meigs County according to C. N. Jones. Production TeJiter. Ninety-one oows ,)n those herds produced better than 41} pounds of butterfat during the mon:.h with the cow. Madge ·In the Clar· ence FTice herd producing the highest ainount 77 pOunds of but· terlat. or 8:30 Movlo .11:00 Newo 81 tloo NJChl Ull" .,oo A Future Instead Six young peOple of Heath Me· t<hodi!ll Churdi who will graduate from Middleport High School 1.hia month a.re lo be houored at thtmornlnr wol'9hlp servJee May J2. Rev. C. ft. Konkrigbt will be .nsisted by ·Emest Covert, ~ruperin· tendent ihe Cbu.rcll SchoGI i:a the recognition aervice. The stu· deRb are Shirley Roush, EudeU Konkright, Leo Kennedy Jr., Edward Lee McCo.ma.s, llobert HC!tl· nesy, Ste,hen Coals. :,': 8:18 D:ltl The• Boler With ( ownod by lhe Kollooal 6-11 Cllll> FoundaiiOD, but II euneat11 leuld to the Departmeat of l>efenJt, 'l)e *naectt Hayliner Heath Methodist · High Graduates To Be Honored ::~ =~Ttlme .UtO 1:10 " NEW HOLLAND rhairman were Mrs. Gail Ingl<:! ! and Mrs. Jean Eber&bach. 1'te!9elt'l. were Mrs. T. B. Me- G~an, LaVera Yeager, Vera Doi"'""Son, Hazel S~th, Ruth Ryaa , June Bl..ll'm, Jeyn: Carson , Jean · Wamer, G udrun Schaf'ltel , "'h1.! cille Swackhamer, Lilah Zerk:e and tile ho.ttetsefi. z,oo 8:110 Black finish, gOOd tlreo. SEE THE NOISY TV - - -· --'-~B,~OO~Mr::-.-:-A-:-tlo-mo-:ond:7:::Eve:::- Morning Show 8:00 Garry Moor\: 10:30 Strike It Rlcb 11:00 Va1lant Lady 195 J CHEVROlET .. · ---.... .. · .... · ··· $545 Your Pick: 1947 CHEVROLET 1947 fORD 1941 PLYMOUTH 1941 OLDSMOBILE J,udge Schwartz said he believed Charles wa:uld be &;fl "iwpiration to tbe boys" but wuped him that f t and tbe hours 'ii>;.;..;:i'. was 111 'P· • to U p . m. $200 000 Grant ' Boosts Dri' re oin FOf 4-HCenter Mystery Farm Photo Again Proves APuzzler NEWS IN FARMING BIG Difference Duri ng the sor:rl.al 'hcror Lcl 11n• Brown wa!'. surl)rised when h 1 birthday w..s Loelebrated ond 1 biflthday cake. J_)aked Ly Mrs. Brown and ~~ cream were scr;r· t!d to the members aJJ d guest. WCHS-TV Channell ' 8:00 •• ·Career Move . THERE IS A William ('.nder, Galiipolls, WI actina Ch iiJl<:eqor Conuna~ th , ThuP.iday evt•ning whe n FLde l.od::e. Y.nio>:h!S of Pyt,hias, ('"(I ll fNrl'fi the rauk of Page on tbr l!'l candidates, Alfre d Roush, Wlllh Ant hony <- nd Arlh ur Clark. Pa\ol Jlapll;ns\Jl l is Chancellor Com· ma;1M r of Fides Lodge. ·~~~~--~~~~ 7~-15 eBS M.onin& New• Local owner and nlee and clean. Court Aide In Re-uphobterblg fW'Iliture an 1 t he problems canneeted wit h t were discu8eed Oft Wednesday evening by County, Agent Bill Greg ory and Mrs. Gregory as the Mason Mothers Club met Itt t h home of Mrs. Frances Hewel!oll. The Gregorys aCCQmpanic: CINCIN_NATJ UP- Ezzard•. Char lb.eir di&:eussion w~th color s.Jid e~ showing projects or re-upholster- les, soft spoken former world's Ing befm-e, during, and ·after CQ J!l· heavywelght champion, began a pleti<m. Mlrteriats suth a:g. spt'ln..:; career Tburlday 111' aide to Juvetying cord, cotton padding and nile Court Judge Benjamin S. mass etuf.fing Were showa ancl ex· Schwartz because " I'm m ighty l n· terest.ed in kids." plained. GUIDE WSAZ -TV· Channel3 Friday II Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-1Uddleport, 0 ., May 10, 19:>7-:S, Page Rank Is /Given T.oThr!!e By Fides Lodg& \Charles Ma'de Ja.net ~ace was voted into "I mean to do my best here," the dub a\ a new member to (ill Charlel uid. ''You know I'm an cx-~tinJ -vacancy. mighty .intere•ted in kids." Assl.!lt-ing Mrs. Hewetson as CO · Daily Sentinel Day Boo.k 1955 PLYMOUTH Mason Mothers Club In Study Of Upholstering Durlna a businesa ,•eetfnc pn sided cvv by ~dent Lilah Zerkle, it wu decided that the dub would definitely sponsor th ~ Boy Soout charter in the town of Mason. PAN Cheste 1• 1 Kt k h 4NO lllE ONES 1 r ' • r man , w ose Pace WHO SHOULDERED of residence is unknown and can n.ot, with reasonable diligence, be "mE LOAD··· ucertalned will take not iee that on the 17th day or April , 1957, the undersigned, Helen Faye Kirkman , filed her pr!lilion again st him in the Common Pleas co~tt of Meigs County, Ohio, Case No. 12 , ~37 . aJ. leging that he has bel.!n g uilty of gross ncg le r!t of duty toward6 the 1957 · John C. Bacon plaintiff and has abi'ndoned the Pr·obate Judge or said Court plaintiff and praying for divorce , cusl!>dy of child , alim~ny and oth- (4) 26, (5J 3, 10. 3tc er rl' lief. SJid caW!e will be for GOOD DEED BACKFIUS hearing on or after the 3rd day BENTO~ HARBOR, Ml-ch. -c u~­ or June, 1057. BIRTH ANNOUNCED tis Clubereth. 21, rushed a sick Helen Faye Kirkmun Mr. and Mrs. Milton Smart, To· child to 01 hospita1 ln hl3 car PLAJNT!FF Wf'bster & Fullz .and wa s i:harged with rec'kl eu ledo, are announcing the birth o1 dr h•ing and operating a vt! hicle a daughter, Th u rsdsy . at a Toledo Attorneys for Plain!Hf hospital. They also have a three (4) HJ, 26, {!5 l 3. 10, 17, 24 , :ll 7tc with an I' Kpired llccrt.';C . year old daughter, Susan Lynn _ Grandpare nts are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sm art , Middleport; Mr. <~nd Mrs. Julius Wander, Middletown , al)c:l MrR . Nellie Smart , Racine, is .a great grandmother . tires , radio, ' NEVER~SUP RICHARDS. OWEN- GI!MERAL MANAGER REYNOlD I. GREENE - ' P-er p~pelled, 21 · 1r>Ch euttlng width. onl)' ~ - :- - . }~-;;;:-;;-;.· ~~ -the es:clusi\Ptl Jacob8811 Suctinn Lift Rotor. triple oearing C1'8nklh,aft, Jacobsen· built HiM Torque Engine and variable speed tranamilleioa. Freezers Refrigerators Washers •• Dryers Electric Ranges IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO AND W.VA• teal mulcber :iDc:luded at no ettra c01t. New Low, Low PRICES .,. c.n ...., r.r • "'' ••m•nm.tJ•n •n )'fW .,... ltwn. O..m•• ~· •••••~~no c•nvel ..nlfeiMI • lay.ewa)' plalh a1 11clvertlnd In ~ and POST . 'Meigs Equip,ment Co. INCORPORATED Butternut and 2nd St. ' Pomeroy lt'e Set"v~e- Deli vet"- Fina~e Our Owta! Don't be DisoppDinted -See Us Before You Buy! MEIGS CO. ' E. Main St Phone 98 CO-OP .I �• ~4-Dilly~Senlln=·I. Pom:; ; ; :; ; ;er·oMy ·ddlep;;;;;;;;;;;oort i~ . o. = May.1=0 . 195~7 Jackets Subdue Ja(kson 9..2 For 11th ,Sfra• IIAM, lACON and BE!F SHOOT · 22 Rifle Hindy Yields J'la.111 Dall• SettCIMI Ttclp and StatiOIIIIIi'y To rgeh SPORTS SlJNDA.Y - MAY 12 l p.m. 1'11 Dark lsallk Welton Ftlnn Ntor Chester Public: Cordially Invited G. E. REFRIGERATORS 5 ffits,Fans Ten Batteh . BEFORE PRICED . SIEVERS HITS TIGER ACE '. The ;nte way .to pleaseUiotliler meat. h · VFith. the gift : ef aM bb...rtalit new laslaloa. A eeat to !lUna lier •W.eaette: a dre1111 tliat ean look young -wltho&t going adoleseeltt: a hat tliat will win lie• eempu. m.ents: from mea. Give t,hese co Mother with love! · tom.. SO LOWI AT .STIFFLER'S Metropolitan Morine SALES SERVICE ,LOW. COST BuLOYA ofa NIW GENERAL ELECTRIC 12-CUIIC-FOOT You 1 re Sure To Find The Ideal Gift MOTHE•••• or MAMA...... MOM GIFTS for her "dear home" · • HOM c·oo.LIN Paul Eyeing Rushin Deal For Redlegs Plan lor Christmas NOW I rtfrlltrator New With Trade Dtfuxe Featur••• MAGNniC SAFETY DOOR- · t REVOLVING SHELVES t REMOVABLE-ADJUSTABLE DOOR SHELVES t FULL-WIDlH ·FREEZIR COMPARTMENT t RILL-WIDTH CHILLER TRAY t PORCELAIN VEGETABLE DRAWERS t BUTTER COMPARTMENT- EGG RACKS ,, ... Qualify Event WHAT A VALUE! Big G-E Cleaner AT A LOW, LOW PRICE! $250 DARLINGTON, 5. C. UP - Tile second day of qualifyinlt resumed today for the Rehel 300 converti· ble auto race wilh drivers aeeklnr to break the lll!i-817 m. p. h. reeotd set Thursd1y. Paul Goldtmlth of St. Clair Shorel, Ml<:h., piloted Ilia Ford at the record fotJr-lap speed to wln the pole potitlon for the Saturday race. Joe Weatherly, Norfolk, h ., posted a 114.709 ivera1e for hi• four laps to take aeeoDd position In bls Ford. NAMID COACM LOW,_LOVf, P~I~EI .· .·.·· $5·9, 95 iliMrLm .:J I Smoking St1nd1 $1.00 to $5.91 ' I AHrudite (ruet Sets '11111 *188 SYRACUSE, N. Y. UP - Conlilac Logart of Cuba and Gupir Orteaa of Mexico engage In a JUound "rubber rrlstch" to.f lllht for a probable- shot at the welterw:tht crown. A tJitj h etCh WOft I lftevioua aalt Ia at u..a to ~at' lanlt)o Orteea. a long~nJt ahar~l)90ter ttlla tllne at tender~ rnee~nt bW~ ! SPORT VACUUM CL.AN.III See Your Favorite G.E. Portable Appliance Dealer Middleport H&RFIIE$ToNI r Valuea hi Sis" as $2.6.50 to 42 • bu ., mtN ti\-*lli 1t56 CHEVROLET 1954 PLYMOUTH Hatdtop Only Only per pou.nd •• 1950 OLDSMOBILE "88" ~OATS ' """l!oi••· "'~ '11 l>).i;'~ 'll· """' uii·tiiJt, ~ •u• Chdll!ti .- - Win mother'• deUihted sUmmer·....- thant1 wlth. s1ao to s310 •. we've everythtoj·· w ahortlet to neW lonp lenltha. Cot1to111, . , . . . and strln,v., ;, Big assortment or DISH $11.95 ·WARE Hanoi-painted Pieces *1 fot Hor 99 to . 39' to $199 Atm. t.0 please on Mother's Da1 •• and score a. sUR bit with scarves. Our big assortment featur-Pt ~~CarVes in allot .lllblmer'l lovelint colon, both p:rintl and plaint. Beautiful fabrics. too. $591 Looktnr for sornethlnl ·~ •• tnttalttt • , ltu!n, see our priDCI!Q a1ips 10 lusdoUBJ,y J,cweJ,y in Dl"lon sa~ytpn trlcot OJ' raJ,:o ..., on tricot • • aU beiaiillfully load~d WJth lace! Also white eye1~t cotton sJI.pe tor J her summer cotton dreue11, a Hankie ib her pocket. • -!':._;:;:;;. ·'fl / lOt tlr"·59c graceful alumf.. num chafing Surprises are such fun • , so surprise Mother by tucking some of Dhed. our dainly gift hankieo Into her "big" gilt. She'll be so J~easedl dlsb, bilhly pol~ MOTHER will tha!ll yoa for . .... $1.0tl ~~td LOVELY SCARVES AP."tfy·Slip Hostess Panties ••• Very rtewf Cotortu11 Solid Brass Plaques to ·r-pe. $100 to $298 ' •' ' tit 'roorl htr jardl.. nleres, urns llnd vase•. ·' '1S·OO to 99c f -. • i t N. fila An. llun WiHMtL.~- $3.95 \'1'1:8'.1: IIEIID $Ui ta $1.50 . Percolitotl -~--$IUs til $12.95 A-.! i'laillirt COTTOM 1" $ 99 OTHER PRACTICAL Pillowo, round or squore,. ossorted colors __ $1.99 . ' Sol• ~· .. , •• -~---- .. ".!.'' APREm PILLOW CASES Nice fen; her brealr:faut t.~k$199 br Iuncj'l.eon table. Hind~ ,printed with .FnNh accent. Wasbfast. .. -- ----- .... --- _......,...._.__- llnuhiJNt Httl' . litMWdl A.UrfliiMt .I Piney New Parisian PrinU in 52xS2 Table Cloths __, the frtllllett u.Si t;, $12.95 Oif'r ltlilr .... 8iooHb h.ooa . RUFFLED CURTAINS 1)99 to $491 Phone8378 or 8013 ,.. ind $4.91 6-Pc. S...ak Kiilfe Set •---•- $2.91 · C.Mtofta ----••~ $1,,5 til $3.98 Coffel W•nntli .. ~-·~~·- $1.98 . C1rd taloltt ....~-. New Beauty for Her Wlndowo 11)48 PLYMOU'rH ONlY ... Gilts nlee gifts for Mother's · "dear holbe" · ~ore, \ SPECIALS MYSLI!J!-PLYlliOUTU sm . $ft10 EASY TERMS! · . BEVERAGE GLASS Attratti~~e L11y Su11111 ---- $3.98 Chro~ 24ct pet pou-'d MEIGS MOTOR CO. • ' Four Door lflt~flfJe .,_ ecua't atfor4 stealc,lhlt.,... etnt .Atftrd OM! of tlaese guaraiateeel llitffl ()arl Other Atsorted desljn1. S-M-L sizes · · with or without se"'i.. tr1y 11112c per pound 1 .4112c per pound ' Mladleport Imported from Italy! ~r~i\!e; 1952 MERCURY GROU~D ~EEF SMITH CLOTHING CO. 17$ N. hdA'If. ·• Sirloin Spe~idll • "Roll-Easy" POnERY CHAFING Imported from Engl1ncll 81t. .Ta.re Of Gifts at T•Bone Special 56c Men'a GLOVEs -.Larp Compartment BeUih Tt•1 . $4.95 --4-Pe. caniAer Set ........................ $4.50 That's right, we ore selling our reconditioned Used Cars far less per pound than good steak! ..._ - ONE LOT lor htr drtlr ltitikla Now ldeao In ·Choose from nut bowls cracker platters. hutter dish, sauce dish, sandwich traya, a:Jant hostess tray!', etc. ·-TwlD Nut BoWls ......... ·- Automobiles Less Thon Steak? 1956 FORD "liM 511 OF IIIACIIIIIIm - end, of course, po womon eon r•lot the lure of • delnly j>ettontl tift. ChooM something delightfully f•minlne, tllinething for hti alone, frGm our cOINctlon .f: LINGERIE •• eecessorles, hool•ry,' ~e. -!-tier Tr1.7 wlUt IIDier rlnJ'_,,, $3.95 63c per pound 40C ~er pound EVANSTON, Dl. lJP-Harlln K•nos.h('r o.f NapersvJUe, . Ill., tap,. lain or the Univenlty of :M:laml of Ohio basketball t team · la.t year has tx>E.n 'lamed freshntafl ba.Wt · ball coach at Non.hweatem. lttad <'Oa«i W.illl&nl Rohr and ••lllltJ.t Bob Doll held olmllar pOIItlono II tongs. • •• Rtf. 'tho Syncuot Wit "•morlil Audl· "< ••.. A.uorted des1cnt, IOld soantthing 'iP,ersonal" ·for Mom or ttt black fJnHI , Uae wuler hot pota or pl1te1 11.t t•blel ;xtt!e-rns. Complete with Jce -tla.k.e Plate aDd Server .............. $1.98 -KI:nr Size Cake Plate (footer!) ... $3.95 Logan Ready To Take On Ortega In Rubber Mix each bowl9 1 trays, -FOREMAN and ABBOTT SALE! • lo 111nn. As~oried Hammered Aluminum $150 to $795 $01}91 wtoueht INri $695 AHr1dlv• Gift Pieces in -· torJttrtt. Pomeroy T-V JNACI( Collins Jewelry ~i.J"""'•'l-.meroy 115.3 MPH Was ~~~~n~c;en;~~r;ot~To~w;n~~~~~~~====~M~W;d~le~p;o~n~~·~·~·~··:·~·~··~·t•~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~:.jf»ole 1fi~er Ill ~~ $450 APPLIANCES H"R FIRESTONE Dealer Store h-oi. capacity eeram .. ie jl,llc;J!tcller aild 0 TAlLIS ,::~$39.91 PORTAaLE PAN lea 81ckels ALL Mli!rAI. . .' WIIIDOW Rizer Promoted To Painsville Football Head 1° lavtinlble · l·Po. Jtllce Sel fff~·t: '188 mi'in:.'aul. 1)oMtNlON ......1. anowanc.t ftr yot,~r prt•tnt , POLISH!D ALUMINUM IMPOIITED I REFRIGERATOR. $249·9 5 I I the ,,.,... wn ove-r .. 10011 as tiM Wurvn..., r&rt n biN t9 teor.. (M the Wltat- Jh IYCh 1 •ltuation clears tN fel'ln' with • hit, the hJt then covntl a 1 1 home run, with tw. ruM coun.tlftl prowltiii'IU runne-rt touclt ftM- bMII tflrNCtly.) , By FRED DOWN snapped the WhHe Sox' tlve-aame Unlttd PNU Sports Wrlt•r streak and put them back The lowly Washington. senators losing into a tie for the AL lead with dh't c1111n many distinetions bui t·he New York Yankees. rho Mlddlol"'tl Tollo• lothto they've cot the dosest thing to a tentihftd tlltlr wlhaln• Wit' for: "one-man otteflJe" in Aluuer Eoy He. II thuhdty anttbte)l here Siewt"s. Jly Chel TalinehiU "Cruising Dawn River" ,... rngged native of St. Louis, wtth t t-t lhf'llaeklbJ ot llck Jn' tfte 30-year-old outfielder is fhrh Sch&GI'~ betebaU tM:m a ; • • • • Those familiar strains remind 11~ of a quiet, lazY One Bihd$' W!!flt tbt t'oute yield· belling away It a .338-tlip and Baseball Quiz: II the batter gels a long hit to the feilre •• summer's day, just made for the enjoyment of outdoor lead5 the American League with ...., dlhVM'tH " " ~ill. tatther who 24 runa batted ln. He blasted his he drives in the winning run frol!l third baoe In the In\ hall '"•'t1te sports such as boating, and boating just made for you &ptlll 11m Bawiee on the ft'lound, sixth twme run Df the season of the Last Inning, what hit is the batter credited with? can be found in our lovely Shell Lake Fiberglas Of Yel· h•d the aame dndff eontroL all Thurtday artd knocked in three low Jacket Mahogany boats, with Scott·A\wate~ ·Motors aa the Senators beat the DeLittle League Secretary Tracy Whaley releaoed sehedulll! tht .,., 11 hls matiil etettame a tuns tc match every mood and taste. tnnltlt: deneu o! tn runs, troi-t tigf!rs, 8-5, and presented today for the Little League and Pony Leagues which lhe!Utles !'ftOn.d puolllhi ,,_ h.. I• their Cookie Lavagetto with bi£ first six teams for the younger boys, and four-in the l'ony Leagu,. bottom of thr: ~rtd. t.bd adding victory as a major league mana geT. Come In At Donald Wolfe of Racine prepared th• schedules so that llle11! t'A'e rttott La t.... thll'd tnlt 1nother The Senators, ending a 10-game can be no grtptna by any team ha•lng to play more flthl!l &It pelt lfi lht oltth. l!lnd.~ llhned 10. losing 1treak that began , under former manager Charley Dressen its home diamond than on II. Each club has two home «•hlea walk!d thtte, and hit tWO Iron- April 28, alllo had a pijcher go I tnen. against each oppohent. nine innings and win fur ,the first Rloay II tho n•pbow ol Kal ond Today all f cm't even 8quee~e peot:. It prr. ::.tkally lnl!iurtt Syra- llindy, t:tometoy bulineuman, whO time this: .year. Camilo Pascual a summary into <type. The enti :f' cuse the pennant. ~ad thiftp pibJ for him iii. tbe was the "man of distinction" deAeroso from lhe Aohlaml Station schedule wHI be printed mon. Because, whiJe .n ot ferlfied. yet1 bueball -,w)d, too)' _before war '»ite the fact ·he yielded 11 hits Meanwhile Mr. Tracy has copL:s it is under 5U!))ici0n the dWnobd 1ervlel! lnd t aore ··ann took him and walked two batters. OHIO POMEROY !'HONE 88·M available ror man•ael'! and usia' · is on top of M1nemme .1-1111, olit orr tht mound. ''Retread" FaM Nln. .ant!. along the WebhtOW'n toad. \V1t.U~ . .tacksott's pltehet, k. MttcheH, Jim WijJI(In, 35-year-old "re. there's nothing. ~On£ wHh the brother of the No. 1 lronman hurl- ttead" front the National League, One interesting item: . ~ Larry MiteheU, eotald not stem struck out nine and hurled a fiveRoy Arms., Sytaeusf' ·pilot, rt> diamond that vtsihng f)ubs oVef'1:''0r'n('"! there's th. e . . littJe .. tfte Jacket attack as Bowles, play· hitter to give the Chicago White vealt'd hl' and hiJI helpers ho ve ter ut altitude. , ing first base, got a doublt and Sox a 2:-o victory over the Boston rt>nov&ted an old diamond in Ml r, Playing there will be like plaY· single to cbnUnu~ hls paCe over Red Sot in the only other big ersvillP ror ih home games. Thi.> 1 is good news except il' one rr '· ing in Denver. All the oppone-ul~ .~0. Jt Kennedy iot a triPle and league j:ame Thutl!id•y. The win mav enrl up with nosebleed, anrl double, Bob Hennessy hit two sin· the. air i~ so thin it'.!!. doubtful if gle.'l, Bobby Net10n and Ed Cnokl!i vi:~itlng bo~&. lma~cturtothed to uch got a slftglt. the atmospherl-, can kin ILS far JacksOn opthed lh~ terond inn· as first base without becomi.1.; ing with Lavendar waltinl. Claxwinded. ton doubled, Pl'iee ttru~ti o.ut, GIVE Who said Mr. Arms .,.a9n'l so Rh~ad~• lf'OUttd.ed oUt tni! Mltchsmart? ell doubled scorlnt Claxton. That By the way, Lhe meeting of the was: the end of Jack!lon hitting tor Me:gs County Little League Asso· scorel!i. ciation (Pomeroy, Syracuse, ·Min In MiddlepiJ~t 's hall or the seeCmCAGO UP - General M•nersvllle, Racine) to thttah ou , ond llenness:y opened with a sin- aaer Oabe Paul of Cincinnati, tbe ways ~d means of ralslnJ mone~- gle, Kenned3> tot hi.! triple, crooks maD "ho swung last fall's ·deal • for rhe Pony and !Attie LeafLJCS. Canned but Whitlatch was !lfe on with Cblc•ao for warren ~cker is set rw McJnday night, 1:30 •'· orle of Jackson's seven errors and and Don .floak, may be ready to m. at city Mil. · Kennedy ~ame hDme. Waylana fan. atrike acatn. ned b!Jt Qavis was 11ate on an tr· Hacker and Hoak both figured . Be there . A mee1inJ two weet:<~ II'Or: · Infid.y !walked and,: Bowlea promlrHmtly in the- Redlega east· ago brou ght out nine penple. dDubled Whitla~h. DaVia and Hen. Th&t'·s nn t enough: Some. work hu ntssy home. Nebon Jina:led 11 hd ern aw~ of nine straiJbt victorto be d('l'••e. The fmlsb hne .18 renl Hennessy flied out to end the Ies, and 1'-aul, atcompanying the close. ladies and gent_s. How yGu spree. Five runs on tour hill and team on their road tour, may fig· Thla 111lw 2--speccf WindoW ure Chicago is the place to deal v~hmteer to belp Will make the two errors. "VC!ntilatat and portablo fu again. d1£rercnce between a sloppy, o~ n' In the third Kennedy led off adjusts to fit any 'trindow (17•• season a.t all , and a well-or.gamze-1 with his double, Crooks walked, Bob Rush, who pitches !or the ID ) 'M .. ). Easily fttmted to 20" and flnanc~d youth recreation Whitlatch flied out, Wayland sacri· Cubs today, is mentioned mol!it in pull fresh, cool air in ~Jtate. program th1s s ummer. ficed Kennedy home; Davls walked the trade talk. The Redlegs may hot air OUL Conveni~t lcp and Crooks scored on an error. figure a change of uniforms Could ~ltrriLAIOit convert ventilator tD tiOilr fao Hindy grounded out. Two runs, improve Rush's limping, o-3, recfor portable usc In 1ily toom.. Atoll . one hit, twG waiks, and a aacrlfice. ord. ·J In the sixth, Bowles led off with a single, went to third, on the TO MilT JONES 0 0 Reserves Yovr Gilt . ' centerfielder's error; Nelson fan. CIDCAGO UP- Former world ned but Hennessy , singled as middleweig;ht cl)-a'Jlwion Genl' .INIAl IUIII.otCI-'Uhli iii'I..AIIff ·:' Bowle11 scored. Kens.id/ grounded Fullmer, who· lo.st h:h title on' a PIN & PINCIL out forcing Hennes!~, at Second but kn()Ckout rt:o Ray Robinson last PAINESVILLE, Ohio UP Crooks singled scoring Kennedy. week, bas signed to meet veteran $5.00 George Hiler, foGtball conch at McComas was aa(e on an error and Ralph Ti&er Jones of tonken, N. Athens Hig~ School for the past Wayland grounded out . Two runs, Y., i!J a na•tionally 1elc~ast and up lhrec years, hns' been named head three hits and two errors. broadcast JQ-round bout at the ~rid coach at Riverside Jllgh Mill St. Mlddl~port Jilckson plays Marietta tor the Chic&go Stadium, June 7. School here. · district Class AA championship. I ,.;;;;;;i;;;;~,;;;;;.;;;;;oioi;;..;;;;;;;;;;=~ Rlr:er, 32, a nalivc of Ashtabula, Middleport baa no more games !I succeeds Bill Vanduzen, who re· scheduled before its trek to Cosigned. Rizer Is a graduate of lumbus next trJday in the Region· I Ohio Unlvenlt.l· and hu attended a! tournament ot Claas A. I Bowling Green State and VIrginia·· lJne Score: ' Stat~ Universities. Jack!lon 020 000 0 - 2 5 7 Whtre Your Conflct.nce Middleport cm2 002 x - 9 8 4 ._ BaUerih: Jackson, Mltdtell (LPJ E. Main Ke..lncer (3) and Wright. Middle. pbri: Hihdy and Wayland. DESK - OneManGang Win '1 Bathrollhl Sa.., ~harnl!e ruo ~ liij c:OVar "-$1.99-$3.99 Bed Spreads, chenilles, hob-nails, crochets .... 99·10.95 Foxcroft Colored Shull, Blx99$2.29, BlxiOB $2.59 Foxcroft White t.1uo!i!l S~Hit, 8 I x99 ________ $1.99 . HOME FU&NJSBINGII - J'EAI,L 8T&UT J:NT&ANCII 1 STIFFLER'S and $3.99 • . . lito tt ItYi t GSIYi 79c Give her wardrobe and her aplritll a aprlnl lift •• P~k hao eqol; CObl cottoill 16 wear no,w throUgh summer • • we ht'ft tbe pret;Uett - lJ. "bou~ek~., ......... rl::lrtllr, .......,... - - -- • -~ ...._,, atnlli+,l, po!Wif<! 'at:rd'at ,... - markttJntj ftltlh ._. pdaboutinll yet iO • .remeJn~,er Mom at I ' • , .... • NYLONS to $100 c~ from 51/15-denier, full-fuhioned ~ ·~ o\ seamlel!il sheers at $1 oo or 60/15-den er ultra l>heen o~ gla.;.cWous flrol tth nj'IORII it $1.00 _. and you save Z t to 65e P.kir! ' ... l•.otit; ol Mother's . �• ~4-Dilly~Senlln=·I. Pom:; ; ; :; ; ;er·oMy ·ddlep;;;;;;;;;;;oort i~ . o. = May.1=0 . 195~7 Jackets Subdue Ja(kson 9..2 For 11th ,Sfra• IIAM, lACON and BE!F SHOOT · 22 Rifle Hindy Yields J'la.111 Dall• SettCIMI Ttclp and StatiOIIIIIi'y To rgeh SPORTS SlJNDA.Y - MAY 12 l p.m. 1'11 Dark lsallk Welton Ftlnn Ntor Chester Public: Cordially Invited G. E. REFRIGERATORS 5 ffits,Fans Ten Batteh . BEFORE PRICED . SIEVERS HITS TIGER ACE '. The ;nte way .to pleaseUiotliler meat. h · VFith. the gift : ef aM bb...rtalit new laslaloa. A eeat to !lUna lier •W.eaette: a dre1111 tliat ean look young -wltho&t going adoleseeltt: a hat tliat will win lie• eempu. m.ents: from mea. Give t,hese co Mother with love! · tom.. SO LOWI AT .STIFFLER'S Metropolitan Morine SALES SERVICE ,LOW. COST BuLOYA ofa NIW GENERAL ELECTRIC 12-CUIIC-FOOT You 1 re Sure To Find The Ideal Gift MOTHE•••• or MAMA...... MOM GIFTS for her "dear home" · • HOM c·oo.LIN Paul Eyeing Rushin Deal For Redlegs Plan lor Christmas NOW I rtfrlltrator New With Trade Dtfuxe Featur••• MAGNniC SAFETY DOOR- · t REVOLVING SHELVES t REMOVABLE-ADJUSTABLE DOOR SHELVES t FULL-WIDlH ·FREEZIR COMPARTMENT t RILL-WIDTH CHILLER TRAY t PORCELAIN VEGETABLE DRAWERS t BUTTER COMPARTMENT- EGG RACKS ,, ... Qualify Event WHAT A VALUE! Big G-E Cleaner AT A LOW, LOW PRICE! $250 DARLINGTON, 5. C. UP - Tile second day of qualifyinlt resumed today for the Rehel 300 converti· ble auto race wilh drivers aeeklnr to break the lll!i-817 m. p. h. reeotd set Thursd1y. Paul Goldtmlth of St. Clair Shorel, Ml<:h., piloted Ilia Ford at the record fotJr-lap speed to wln the pole potitlon for the Saturday race. Joe Weatherly, Norfolk, h ., posted a 114.709 ivera1e for hi• four laps to take aeeoDd position In bls Ford. NAMID COACM LOW,_LOVf, P~I~EI .· .·.·· $5·9, 95 iliMrLm .:J I Smoking St1nd1 $1.00 to $5.91 ' I AHrudite (ruet Sets '11111 *188 SYRACUSE, N. Y. UP - Conlilac Logart of Cuba and Gupir Orteaa of Mexico engage In a JUound "rubber rrlstch" to.f lllht for a probable- shot at the welterw:tht crown. A tJitj h etCh WOft I lftevioua aalt Ia at u..a to ~at' lanlt)o Orteea. a long~nJt ahar~l)90ter ttlla tllne at tender~ rnee~nt bW~ ! SPORT VACUUM CL.AN.III See Your Favorite G.E. Portable Appliance Dealer Middleport H&RFIIE$ToNI r Valuea hi Sis" as $2.6.50 to 42 • bu ., mtN ti\-*lli 1t56 CHEVROLET 1954 PLYMOUTH Hatdtop Only Only per pou.nd •• 1950 OLDSMOBILE "88" ~OATS ' """l!oi••· "'~ '11 l>).i;'~ 'll· """' uii·tiiJt, ~ •u• Chdll!ti .- - Win mother'• deUihted sUmmer·....- thant1 wlth. s1ao to s310 •. we've everythtoj·· w ahortlet to neW lonp lenltha. Cot1to111, . , . . . and strln,v., ;, Big assortment or DISH $11.95 ·WARE Hanoi-painted Pieces *1 fot Hor 99 to . 39' to $199 Atm. t.0 please on Mother's Da1 •• and score a. sUR bit with scarves. Our big assortment featur-Pt ~~CarVes in allot .lllblmer'l lovelint colon, both p:rintl and plaint. Beautiful fabrics. too. $591 Looktnr for sornethlnl ·~ •• tnttalttt • , ltu!n, see our priDCI!Q a1ips 10 lusdoUBJ,y J,cweJ,y in Dl"lon sa~ytpn trlcot OJ' raJ,:o ..., on tricot • • aU beiaiillfully load~d WJth lace! Also white eye1~t cotton sJI.pe tor J her summer cotton dreue11, a Hankie ib her pocket. • -!':._;:;:;;. ·'fl / lOt tlr"·59c graceful alumf.. num chafing Surprises are such fun • , so surprise Mother by tucking some of Dhed. our dainly gift hankieo Into her "big" gilt. She'll be so J~easedl dlsb, bilhly pol~ MOTHER will tha!ll yoa for . .... $1.0tl ~~td LOVELY SCARVES AP."tfy·Slip Hostess Panties ••• Very rtewf Cotortu11 Solid Brass Plaques to ·r-pe. $100 to $298 ' •' ' tit 'roorl htr jardl.. nleres, urns llnd vase•. ·' '1S·OO to 99c f -. • i t N. fila An. llun WiHMtL.~- $3.95 \'1'1:8'.1: IIEIID $Ui ta $1.50 . Percolitotl -~--$IUs til $12.95 A-.! i'laillirt COTTOM 1" $ 99 OTHER PRACTICAL Pillowo, round or squore,. ossorted colors __ $1.99 . ' Sol• ~· .. , •• -~---- .. ".!.'' APREm PILLOW CASES Nice fen; her brealr:faut t.~k$199 br Iuncj'l.eon table. Hind~ ,printed with .FnNh accent. Wasbfast. .. -- ----- .... --- _......,...._.__- llnuhiJNt Httl' . litMWdl A.UrfliiMt .I Piney New Parisian PrinU in 52xS2 Table Cloths __, the frtllllett u.Si t;, $12.95 Oif'r ltlilr .... 8iooHb h.ooa . RUFFLED CURTAINS 1)99 to $491 Phone8378 or 8013 ,.. ind $4.91 6-Pc. S...ak Kiilfe Set •---•- $2.91 · C.Mtofta ----••~ $1,,5 til $3.98 Coffel W•nntli .. ~-·~~·- $1.98 . C1rd taloltt ....~-. New Beauty for Her Wlndowo 11)48 PLYMOU'rH ONlY ... Gilts nlee gifts for Mother's · "dear holbe" · ~ore, \ SPECIALS MYSLI!J!-PLYlliOUTU sm . $ft10 EASY TERMS! · . BEVERAGE GLASS Attratti~~e L11y Su11111 ---- $3.98 Chro~ 24ct pet pou-'d MEIGS MOTOR CO. • ' Four Door lflt~flfJe .,_ ecua't atfor4 stealc,lhlt.,... etnt .Atftrd OM! of tlaese guaraiateeel llitffl ()arl Other Atsorted desljn1. S-M-L sizes · · with or without se"'i.. tr1y 11112c per pound 1 .4112c per pound ' Mladleport Imported from Italy! ~r~i\!e; 1952 MERCURY GROU~D ~EEF SMITH CLOTHING CO. 17$ N. hdA'If. ·• Sirloin Spe~idll • "Roll-Easy" POnERY CHAFING Imported from Engl1ncll 81t. .Ta.re Of Gifts at T•Bone Special 56c Men'a GLOVEs -.Larp Compartment BeUih Tt•1 . $4.95 --4-Pe. caniAer Set ........................ $4.50 That's right, we ore selling our reconditioned Used Cars far less per pound than good steak! ..._ - ONE LOT lor htr drtlr ltitikla Now ldeao In ·Choose from nut bowls cracker platters. hutter dish, sauce dish, sandwich traya, a:Jant hostess tray!', etc. ·-TwlD Nut BoWls ......... ·- Automobiles Less Thon Steak? 1956 FORD "liM 511 OF IIIACIIIIIIm - end, of course, po womon eon r•lot the lure of • delnly j>ettontl tift. ChooM something delightfully f•minlne, tllinething for hti alone, frGm our cOINctlon .f: LINGERIE •• eecessorles, hool•ry,' ~e. -!-tier Tr1.7 wlUt IIDier rlnJ'_,,, $3.95 63c per pound 40C ~er pound EVANSTON, Dl. lJP-Harlln K•nos.h('r o.f NapersvJUe, . Ill., tap,. lain or the Univenlty of :M:laml of Ohio basketball t team · la.t year has tx>E.n 'lamed freshntafl ba.Wt · ball coach at Non.hweatem. lttad <'Oa«i W.illl&nl Rohr and ••lllltJ.t Bob Doll held olmllar pOIItlono II tongs. • •• Rtf. 'tho Syncuot Wit "•morlil Audl· "< ••.. A.uorted des1cnt, IOld soantthing 'iP,ersonal" ·for Mom or ttt black fJnHI , Uae wuler hot pota or pl1te1 11.t t•blel ;xtt!e-rns. Complete with Jce -tla.k.e Plate aDd Server .............. $1.98 -KI:nr Size Cake Plate (footer!) ... $3.95 Logan Ready To Take On Ortega In Rubber Mix each bowl9 1 trays, -FOREMAN and ABBOTT SALE! • lo 111nn. As~oried Hammered Aluminum $150 to $795 $01}91 wtoueht INri $695 AHr1dlv• Gift Pieces in -· torJttrtt. Pomeroy T-V JNACI( Collins Jewelry ~i.J"""'•'l-.meroy 115.3 MPH Was ~~~~n~c;en;~~r;ot~To~w;n~~~~~~~====~M~W;d~le~p;o~n~~·~·~·~··:·~·~··~·t•~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~:.jf»ole 1fi~er Ill ~~ $450 APPLIANCES H"R FIRESTONE Dealer Store h-oi. capacity eeram .. ie jl,llc;J!tcller aild 0 TAlLIS ,::~$39.91 PORTAaLE PAN lea 81ckels ALL Mli!rAI. . .' WIIIDOW Rizer Promoted To Painsville Football Head 1° lavtinlble · l·Po. Jtllce Sel fff~·t: '188 mi'in:.'aul. 1)oMtNlON ......1. anowanc.t ftr yot,~r prt•tnt , POLISH!D ALUMINUM IMPOIITED I REFRIGERATOR. $249·9 5 I I the ,,.,... wn ove-r .. 10011 as tiM Wurvn..., r&rt n biN t9 teor.. (M the Wltat- Jh IYCh 1 •ltuation clears tN fel'ln' with • hit, the hJt then covntl a 1 1 home run, with tw. ruM coun.tlftl prowltiii'IU runne-rt touclt ftM- bMII tflrNCtly.) , By FRED DOWN snapped the WhHe Sox' tlve-aame Unlttd PNU Sports Wrlt•r streak and put them back The lowly Washington. senators losing into a tie for the AL lead with dh't c1111n many distinetions bui t·he New York Yankees. rho Mlddlol"'tl Tollo• lothto they've cot the dosest thing to a tentihftd tlltlr wlhaln• Wit' for: "one-man otteflJe" in Aluuer Eoy He. II thuhdty anttbte)l here Siewt"s. Jly Chel TalinehiU "Cruising Dawn River" ,... rngged native of St. Louis, wtth t t-t lhf'llaeklbJ ot llck Jn' tfte 30-year-old outfielder is fhrh Sch&GI'~ betebaU tM:m a ; • • • • Those familiar strains remind 11~ of a quiet, lazY One Bihd$' W!!flt tbt t'oute yield· belling away It a .338-tlip and Baseball Quiz: II the batter gels a long hit to the feilre •• summer's day, just made for the enjoyment of outdoor lead5 the American League with ...., dlhVM'tH " " ~ill. tatther who 24 runa batted ln. He blasted his he drives in the winning run frol!l third baoe In the In\ hall '"•'t1te sports such as boating, and boating just made for you &ptlll 11m Bawiee on the ft'lound, sixth twme run Df the season of the Last Inning, what hit is the batter credited with? can be found in our lovely Shell Lake Fiberglas Of Yel· h•d the aame dndff eontroL all Thurtday artd knocked in three low Jacket Mahogany boats, with Scott·A\wate~ ·Motors aa the Senators beat the DeLittle League Secretary Tracy Whaley releaoed sehedulll! tht .,., 11 hls matiil etettame a tuns tc match every mood and taste. tnnltlt: deneu o! tn runs, troi-t tigf!rs, 8-5, and presented today for the Little League and Pony Leagues which lhe!Utles !'ftOn.d puolllhi ,,_ h.. I• their Cookie Lavagetto with bi£ first six teams for the younger boys, and four-in the l'ony Leagu,. bottom of thr: ~rtd. t.bd adding victory as a major league mana geT. Come In At Donald Wolfe of Racine prepared th• schedules so that llle11! t'A'e rttott La t.... thll'd tnlt 1nother The Senators, ending a 10-game can be no grtptna by any team ha•lng to play more flthl!l &It pelt lfi lht oltth. l!lnd.~ llhned 10. losing 1treak that began , under former manager Charley Dressen its home diamond than on II. Each club has two home «•hlea walk!d thtte, and hit tWO Iron- April 28, alllo had a pijcher go I tnen. against each oppohent. nine innings and win fur ,the first Rloay II tho n•pbow ol Kal ond Today all f cm't even 8quee~e peot:. It prr. ::.tkally lnl!iurtt Syra- llindy, t:tometoy bulineuman, whO time this: .year. Camilo Pascual a summary into <type. The enti :f' cuse the pennant. ~ad thiftp pibJ for him iii. tbe was the "man of distinction" deAeroso from lhe Aohlaml Station schedule wHI be printed mon. Because, whiJe .n ot ferlfied. yet1 bueball -,w)d, too)' _before war '»ite the fact ·he yielded 11 hits Meanwhile Mr. Tracy has copL:s it is under 5U!))ici0n the dWnobd 1ervlel! lnd t aore ··ann took him and walked two batters. OHIO POMEROY !'HONE 88·M available ror man•ael'! and usia' · is on top of M1nemme .1-1111, olit orr tht mound. ''Retread" FaM Nln. .ant!. along the WebhtOW'n toad. \V1t.U~ . .tacksott's pltehet, k. MttcheH, Jim WijJI(In, 35-year-old "re. there's nothing. ~On£ wHh the brother of the No. 1 lronman hurl- ttead" front the National League, One interesting item: . ~ Larry MiteheU, eotald not stem struck out nine and hurled a fiveRoy Arms., Sytaeusf' ·pilot, rt> diamond that vtsihng f)ubs oVef'1:''0r'n('"! there's th. e . . littJe .. tfte Jacket attack as Bowles, play· hitter to give the Chicago White vealt'd hl' and hiJI helpers ho ve ter ut altitude. , ing first base, got a doublt and Sox a 2:-o victory over the Boston rt>nov&ted an old diamond in Ml r, Playing there will be like plaY· single to cbnUnu~ hls paCe over Red Sot in the only other big ersvillP ror ih home games. Thi.> 1 is good news except il' one rr '· ing in Denver. All the oppone-ul~ .~0. Jt Kennedy iot a triPle and league j:ame Thutl!id•y. The win mav enrl up with nosebleed, anrl double, Bob Hennessy hit two sin· the. air i~ so thin it'.!!. doubtful if gle.'l, Bobby Net10n and Ed Cnokl!i vi:~itlng bo~&. lma~cturtothed to uch got a slftglt. the atmospherl-, can kin ILS far JacksOn opthed lh~ terond inn· as first base without becomi.1.; ing with Lavendar waltinl. Claxwinded. ton doubled, Pl'iee ttru~ti o.ut, GIVE Who said Mr. Arms .,.a9n'l so Rh~ad~• lf'OUttd.ed oUt tni! Mltchsmart? ell doubled scorlnt Claxton. That By the way, Lhe meeting of the was: the end of Jack!lon hitting tor Me:gs County Little League Asso· scorel!i. ciation (Pomeroy, Syracuse, ·Min In MiddlepiJ~t 's hall or the seeCmCAGO UP - General M•nersvllle, Racine) to thttah ou , ond llenness:y opened with a sin- aaer Oabe Paul of Cincinnati, tbe ways ~d means of ralslnJ mone~- gle, Kenned3> tot hi.! triple, crooks maD "ho swung last fall's ·deal • for rhe Pony and !Attie LeafLJCS. Canned but Whitlatch was !lfe on with Cblc•ao for warren ~cker is set rw McJnday night, 1:30 •'· orle of Jackson's seven errors and and Don .floak, may be ready to m. at city Mil. · Kennedy ~ame hDme. Waylana fan. atrike acatn. ned b!Jt Qavis was 11ate on an tr· Hacker and Hoak both figured . Be there . A mee1inJ two weet:<~ II'Or: · Infid.y !walked and,: Bowlea promlrHmtly in the- Redlega east· ago brou ght out nine penple. dDubled Whitla~h. DaVia and Hen. Th&t'·s nn t enough: Some. work hu ntssy home. Nebon Jina:led 11 hd ern aw~ of nine straiJbt victorto be d('l'••e. The fmlsb hne .18 renl Hennessy flied out to end the Ies, and 1'-aul, atcompanying the close. ladies and gent_s. How yGu spree. Five runs on tour hill and team on their road tour, may fig· Thla 111lw 2--speccf WindoW ure Chicago is the place to deal v~hmteer to belp Will make the two errors. "VC!ntilatat and portablo fu again. d1£rercnce between a sloppy, o~ n' In the third Kennedy led off adjusts to fit any 'trindow (17•• season a.t all , and a well-or.gamze-1 with his double, Crooks walked, Bob Rush, who pitches !or the ID ) 'M .. ). Easily fttmted to 20" and flnanc~d youth recreation Whitlatch flied out, Wayland sacri· Cubs today, is mentioned mol!it in pull fresh, cool air in ~Jtate. program th1s s ummer. ficed Kennedy home; Davls walked the trade talk. The Redlegs may hot air OUL Conveni~t lcp and Crooks scored on an error. figure a change of uniforms Could ~ltrriLAIOit convert ventilator tD tiOilr fao Hindy grounded out. Two runs, improve Rush's limping, o-3, recfor portable usc In 1ily toom.. Atoll . one hit, twG waiks, and a aacrlfice. ord. ·J In the sixth, Bowles led off with a single, went to third, on the TO MilT JONES 0 0 Reserves Yovr Gilt . ' centerfielder's error; Nelson fan. CIDCAGO UP- Former world ned but Hennessy , singled as middleweig;ht cl)-a'Jlwion Genl' .INIAl IUIII.otCI-'Uhli iii'I..AIIff ·:' Bowle11 scored. Kens.id/ grounded Fullmer, who· lo.st h:h title on' a PIN & PINCIL out forcing Hennes!~, at Second but kn()Ckout rt:o Ray Robinson last PAINESVILLE, Ohio UP Crooks singled scoring Kennedy. week, bas signed to meet veteran $5.00 George Hiler, foGtball conch at McComas was aa(e on an error and Ralph Ti&er Jones of tonken, N. Athens Hig~ School for the past Wayland grounded out . Two runs, Y., i!J a na•tionally 1elc~ast and up lhrec years, hns' been named head three hits and two errors. broadcast JQ-round bout at the ~rid coach at Riverside Jllgh Mill St. Mlddl~port Jilckson plays Marietta tor the Chic&go Stadium, June 7. School here. · district Class AA championship. I ,.;;;;;;i;;;;~,;;;;;.;;;;;oioi;;..;;;;;;;;;;=~ Rlr:er, 32, a nalivc of Ashtabula, Middleport baa no more games !I succeeds Bill Vanduzen, who re· scheduled before its trek to Cosigned. Rizer Is a graduate of lumbus next trJday in the Region· I Ohio Unlvenlt.l· and hu attended a! tournament ot Claas A. I Bowling Green State and VIrginia·· lJne Score: ' Stat~ Universities. Jack!lon 020 000 0 - 2 5 7 Whtre Your Conflct.nce Middleport cm2 002 x - 9 8 4 ._ BaUerih: Jackson, Mltdtell (LPJ E. Main Ke..lncer (3) and Wright. Middle. pbri: Hihdy and Wayland. DESK - OneManGang Win '1 Bathrollhl Sa.., ~harnl!e ruo ~ liij c:OVar "-$1.99-$3.99 Bed Spreads, chenilles, hob-nails, crochets .... 99·10.95 Foxcroft Colored Shull, Blx99$2.29, BlxiOB $2.59 Foxcroft White t.1uo!i!l S~Hit, 8 I x99 ________ $1.99 . HOME FU&NJSBINGII - J'EAI,L 8T&UT J:NT&ANCII 1 STIFFLER'S and $3.99 • . . lito tt ItYi t GSIYi 79c Give her wardrobe and her aplritll a aprlnl lift •• P~k hao eqol; CObl cottoill 16 wear no,w throUgh summer • • we ht'ft tbe pret;Uett - lJ. "bou~ek~., ......... rl::lrtllr, .......,... - - -- • -~ ...._,, atnlli+,l, po!Wif<! 'at:rd'at ,... - markttJntj ftltlh ._. pdaboutinll yet iO • .remeJn~,er Mom at I ' • , .... • NYLONS to $100 c~ from 51/15-denier, full-fuhioned ~ ·~ o\ seamlel!il sheers at $1 oo or 60/15-den er ultra l>heen o~ gla.;.cWous flrol tth nj'IORII it $1.00 _. and you save Z t to 65e P.kir! ' ... l•.otit; ol Mother's . �, ' - ' Lawrence County \, 6--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. May 10, 1957 Legal Notice NOTICit OF PUBLIC SALI! GOES TO CARDS In pursuance of t he order of the CHICAGO Ui'~Ed Ritt, 24J Probale Court of Meigs County , NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT pound Montana~ State taeki e. has 1'08 CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS Ohio, 1 will offer for sale at pubEstate of Grace Downing ~Nd signed his :(lrst professional fool· NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT NOTICI UF APPOINTMENT Notice is here-by given that Rod- lic aucti~ un Saturday, the 25tll ball conlract wilh the Cbicago of May, 1957, at 10:00 o'clock day Est•te of Susie L. Springer ney Downing whose Post Office Cardinals. Rill was the Cardin<~ ls ' Adftlinl•tr•tor Dec..sed Completely New From Address is North Second Street, A . M., (rom the front door of the 13th drafl choice in the NFL dralt E1t1te of John Clyde Win1brenMr Court House in Pomeroy, Ohio, Hilcb to Chute Middleport, Ohio has been duly DK...-d Notice is hereby given that last winter. the followin g real estate: appointed Executor Of the Estate Notice ia hereby given that In- Audrey Koehler whose }lost Office of Grace Downing, deceaesed, late bella Winebrenner whoae Poat Of· a~dress is coolville, Ohio, Route 3 The following t'lcscrlbed real RATES of Yeigs County, ohio. estate. to-wit: Situate in the Viifit::e Ac\dress is 6&8 S. 2tld Street, hU been duly appointed Admin[sTRACTOR SALES Dated Lhig 26 day of April, 1957. lage of Pomeroy, Meigs County, er Road, commonly known as old Middleport, OQio has ' been duly . tratrix ol tbe estate of Susie L. 2 cents per word, one lnautlon. Minimum charge 150c.--4 centll Pomeroy John C. Bacon per word for three consecutive inaertioDS. Ohio and being a part of Village State Route 7 . and the street lm· appointed as Administratrix of Springer, deceaesed, late of Or· Judge of the Probate Court Lot No. ~55, said part · herein con- mrdiately east is State Route No. 7 the Estate uf John Clyde Wine- ang111 Towr.sbip, MeiGs County, Special - One month for 25 centa per word. Full nte of 2 centa per wor4 wtU be charged for adVf!rtisinJ 11 Meig3 CouQJ.y, Ohio vcyf'd jcms the Jay Lot ro nd be· and the street Immediately west- brenner late of Middleport, Meias Ohio. · not paid for before the 115tb of eatb month fOllowing i.nsertJon. TERMITES EXTERMINATED (5) 3, 10, 17, 3tc . Dated tbls 30th day of April, ginning on tile North _side of the I erly is Route No. 33. Located about County, Ohio deeeu!"1d. t:rr.rs in Advertialng-Sbould be reported immetUately. The For free inspection phone 383-M, Chesler- Road on the lmc between J50 feet west of juncU1>n of ChestDal.ed tbis 24tb day of April, 1957. o.Uy SenUOel 111ili not be re.ponaible for mOJie tban one lneorGilmore Supply Store, Pomeroy. LEGAL NOTICE LotR Number 255 and 2M; thence er Road and Route No. 7. 19::i7. John C. Bacon n-ct buertlon. Ali work ~uaranteed. Fully inCard of Tbanka and Speclal Notices of Events $1.00. Obituart~t Sheriff'• 5•1• of Rtll Est1te North 68 ilo~. degree .~ West along Said premises are appraised at John C. Bacon Judge of the Probate Court publiabcd at 1 cent per wont . IIUrcd. Vaughan's JndWitrial and The st1 te of Ohio, Mtlgs County said Road 180 feet; thence North $900 .00 and must be sold for not Judge of the Probate Court Meigs County, QUo Residential Termite Control SerCommon Ple11 Court 23% dPgrees East J25 feet to the less than two-thirds of said apMeigs County1 pbio vice, 3t. MarY!I, W. Va. 49U (5) 3, 11J, 17, 3tc . 141 •• l"l 3 10 3te Ralston Purln• ComPinY cliff; thence East along the cJiU praised value. 1 ~:..;~~.~-~~·~~·~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~;;,;;_;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J...OVELY SPINET PlANO , sacrific. vs. to the West line of Lo ~ Number Terms: Cash in hand on day of II ... ed for quick sale. Might consider IT'S EASY TO Farmert F..cl & Supply, Inc., etc. 255; t hence South 71h degrees sale. &loring with party who would Case No. 12,315 W.cst 135 feel to ' the plaee of beBEN J . SPENCER, Admin· 1 BUY - SELL - RI~NT be sure to buy later. For dttalls ---~---In pursuance of an ordor f:JI s-ale ginning, containing one·half acre, istrator of the Estate of find emp)Oyment - hire write Thompson Music Co., 624 Barnee-Sim~n .lnllurance AgeDC!J, Thomas Terrell, deceased or flud a lost ltem lhrougb Middleport. Ftr-e - Automobile- of real estate in the above entitled more or les.i. This deed conveys ~eventh Ave ., Marietta, Ohio. loru\8. Phone 8315-X 6--»tlf aelinn to me directed as Sheriff onlY the surface and nothing more WEBSTER & FU.LT.Z 'llle Dally Senlln~l WANT ~ 7 6tc of Meigs Co., 1 wlll offer fvr public of any kind Attorr:~Yi for Admi!listrator. c=-::-c::--ADS. Don't put It off GffiL'S BlCYCl;E, like new, 20 in. - - . auction at door of Court House, ~d real estate is on lhe Che~t-. (4) 26, (5), 3, 10, 17, 24. Ote Call398 Today- An Ad In One roon . dog; one all around FOREMAN & ABBOTT T .V. SERr Pomeroy, Ohio, in the above nam- 1r'~;_:;;~;;_~;;;;;,;;;;;;;,;~~~;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;flll VlCI<: All makes Repaired by Ex· cd county on Monday , June 10, Ibis column dog; one <·ocker spaniel, house pert Tec~niclao.s. Phone 6286 Y tQ57 , at 10:00 a. m. the following broke, female ; one goat. Everett Middlepo!"~. 6-15-U described real estate , situated in t:haHin, Hartford , W. Va. 5 7 iltp COMPLETE lnsur.ancv Protection, county of Ml'igs, sht\c of Ohio, - -.:-::::=c::--7..C...C:.:: Life, Auto. Fire, Polio. Gall Doll Township of Sutton, to·wit: PEKINESE PUPPIES for sale , The following dcscrihcd prem Mills, Middleport, Ohio. TRUSTEES are asking peop~e Mrs. Woodrow W. Call, 732 Syc· ise!l, situated in the Township of 1 interested in donating for t:-&e amore St., Middleport. Sutton, County _o{ Mci~s. and Slate up-keep of St. John Cemetery ~-- _ ~ _ _ , 4 30 12t~ of Ohio: Th"! follow.ng real estate sond their donations to T~c~~a 5 CAN MILK COOLERJL double in 160 acre Lot No. 1223, in Sutton A. Grueser, Treas. , l03 C / unit Imperial milker. ct A. Deem Township, Meigs County, Ohio, St., Pomeroy. . ~LO-S c Racine 3088. ti 8 3tp and bounded and described as fol· lows; Be"ginr.ing North 9ll.!'i feet WANTl!.ll - PalnU~g, irtterlor or ~d used G. F.-:- Electric Rang • : and West 3·10 feet from the South· . exterior, eontrac · or hourly, New Crafl8man's 20 in Jig Saw west corner of Section No. 31, on 381 raW reasonablr. Phon? ·Y. See at ~W:J lt.ulbcrry Ave. the Norlh line of a 51 aere tract Homer Brale_!: __ _ 3 3 12te ~-6-8! p now or formerly o1>1ned hy the Headqu•rt.ra for Rose Hill Coal Company described ;J;min·u"m - ,-. -m"h"ln-a-;-li;-o-n- storm and SamSonile Lt!ggage - Lane ced&r in deed to it from Pittsburgh Con1ereen window~; and doors. Steel Chesta - LAU Window Fans-solidation Coal Company , dated and aluminum awnings and canFrigidaire Refrigerators. November 10, 19l'ill, and recorded opi-es. Call William Radford, Baker Furniture, Middleport, Ohio In book 167, at Page 161 , of the CADMIUM PLATED BOLTS ...... . ......... 3c ea. Roc·k Springs. 5 2 lmop. 4 2D tl Dl!ed Record~ of Meig~ County, 0. , Day Phone 8104 · \ Night Phone 2452-5 t.hrmcc West ~81 feet; ihence North Smal.l ensine p11rh. BRIGGS & LICENSE PLATE BOLTS ......... .. ... ... . 5c ea. 180 West 76 fed to the Southeast STJl4.ITON, Cl.INTON & IRON corner of Roy Arms 0.37 acre lot HORSE. Garden tractors, tlllera, LOST i-n Tcxas-Flatwood ar~a . L on top of a rock cliff, thence S. lawnmowcrs, Clinton chain !aw W.bilc Face Hereford Hclferfo, deg. West 146 feet to the E<tst parts. Ridenour's S"'pply, Chestdue tu freahen. Call J . L. Hawk , ~Ide of State Route No. 124, 20 er, Ohio. 5 2 9te 481 S. 3rd Ave. Middleport 5·10-31.) Coolville YU -~2241 feet fn.·m the center thereof and running par:-t l\el and 2l'i feet North GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and of <t brit:k :; tore building; thence ~· I Service. u. A. Finlaw, 012 E. Main St., Pomeroy. 4 27 tf . So1,1th 25 deg. 45' fo~ast 135 fc(•t 19~0 CHEVROLET Bel Air VB alonr; the East side of State Route convertible, R & H, power"'lide, No. 124, thence North 67 deg. 15' ('11 new tirei. excellent rondltion, East 400 fet•t running through n $1600.00 Parker's Restaurant, WANTED - 7 or 8 room house . point 25 feE"! Northerly of a mine Pomeroy. Phone 201 . 58 8lp 5 7 3tc Call 266·.f. opening: thence North 248 fed to Only $25.00 down th e Jllacc of beginning, containing J9~ VB Spcocll.l 4 dr. 3.HU acres; exccpllng and rcsf'n·. {bn $1,995 .00. Dynaflow drive, and $4.00 weekly ing to the Ro11e Hill Coul Company original bt.lek fmish like ntw. THREJt: ROOM furnished apan it~ IIUcceSSors and as!;lgns, all l'Dal, We Cany Bl<K-ttnar':;, Pomffl'oy . 3-{ttilt: fll(ln\, apjJly !lome flc s.tRUI"IIIll, oil, ga.s owd uthcr mineral~ underMidt~lcrurt, $15.00 p~r wee~. ]-~Plymouth Bclv~derc4ilr~ lying the soil, with the righ t to Our Own Accounts uliiJ.til'a paid. 5·10-3t.: Sedan. $1 ,695.00 Powcrfllte , entar on said premises prospect. finest Plymouth made. nl~tll · ex plore and drill for, end mine, nar' 11 Pomeroy. 5-9-Gtt· excnvate and remove the same with all machinery, applianc(ls, lDM Buick VB Spccin·l 4 llr. Si.:J8ckson, o. rixtures and things necessary or Phone 22 dan. $1.096.00. Oynaflow ~~r~ve, New 2 Room down5taira efflcncy therefor, and al~o a like new light hiue fmiHh. Bpartment all new furnltur ' · right way over, across and upBlarlln:ar's, Pomeroy. 0·9-6tl' l'hone 6128-X, Middleport. on a road running along the West 5-3-6tc side thereof as described in 1~6 Buick VB Super 4 1!r. Rh·Lhc deed hereinafter refcrnd to. iera Sedan . $2.89!HH.l Power ~_:..,_.--· · - - · And being the same property st('er.ing And brake~. dynaflow For Rent - Extension Ladder., SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, ll65 Vine conveyed by the Rose Hill Coa l drive, one -loct~l owner. Blllc4t· Scatrold Boards, Drnp Clotba. St.. Middleport, '6500.00. p. D. Company to Farmers Feed and Clinton Fl:;-ber, ·M iddleport. ~omeroy. , 5-9-tltc Lottridgc. :S 8 12tp Supply. Inc., by deed dntcd .June Pbont il2f>JI.X. Ill II ~~d~~obile "88" 2 d~H ­ SIX room liot1sc. 6 1,~ acrCJI or 22, lQ51, and ,recorded In Book day Cpe. 12,695.00. Jlydrama· ground, $3.000 00. C1:1ll M2·J , 173. at Page 295 ,of Deed Rcrords He drive, powPr steering, low of MciaB Cov~1ty, Ohi<~. ~B-6tc mllr.atte. Blaettnar's, romeroy. Sairl premises appraised al $!0,. 000.00 and ('annat _.he wid for less ti-IHIO than % of appralscm(lnf . MU WAltD Robert C. Hartcnbarh (Sheriff! Halliday & Sheets Attorney (~). 10, 24. 31, (H) 7, lite 111L ...ond lt. -61 See The New Holland WANT ADS Legal Notice l Legal Notice HA HINER PHONE 398 FULTON THOMPSON -t.d >le hal<) In loond biJ tither, curt Ttfl01', to wltn cnurch It Aid and ironton . belp form the firs t eleettit cooperative Hl'nry W. Cherrington , pr..!Jl. .in thit aecUoa of Ottio. Today as a dent ol the Holzer Holipitll.l Foun- resuJt of the fore1i1ht , efforts 1nd ·dalion announced today the MP- al.llUty , ·be 1s the chairman or the polntment or Neal Ta)·lor of Aid, Board or Dlt~et<~rt of the Buckeye Law.r~tnee Cowtl)t, a. a ne.v mem- Rund Elretrl<' Cooperative, Jnc ., ber ol the BoKd of Truat-ees of the wiJh lu!adquortcra In Gallipolil. foundation and the first .rcpret~en · Ta}"lor has had wide experience Uti¥e ifrihre 'bAlf.d 1rom Lawrence with rural pcroblem11. Hl' i1 currt"ntCounly. ly operating the lara:eat farm in .'l'.ay!or J.i a n.a.t.ive- or U&lwrence Lawrence County which is devoted Coltllt}' • r e • ~~~d his W diversified crops and the ralsi"B ot re~i.stered Poll-Hereford Uveearly ed~atiln ;n "tlie county stoc!~. He also operates tha Taylor ltbooll. .Fello~ lhil eraduation lmplement Co. at AiL. ifrom hiib le'hoet at Aid, he attended Rio Grande collf.ge 3J1d lJter ' 01-ier pO!ls whltb he hGlds 1.nd took extension courses in ·a gricul- has helll are dir~ctor of the Southture from Ohio State U•iver•ity. eastern Ohio Beef Cattle Aas~;~cia ­ Abou1. the time of his lea'lling Rio tion, past member of the Land u.se Grande he bec•me -i.rltel'ested in • Planning committee, a Member of putting into pl'aet-ice scientific the Grange end a Mason and the farming methods on the Taylor Lawrence County So- ---- I ." I (I) Notices I (20 BI Insurance 24 HOUR GETS ~~~~EMOORES RESULTS ..... - -'====---·---- SERVICE Pomeroy OHIO MASON CITY USED SPINET I $2.79 ea. TOWI~G Preston Moto~, Inc. l.ost & Found Your Friendly Farcl Dealer Registration Certificate Holders · · · · · · · · 19c 18) Auto Sales__ Golden Anniversd/Jl /NT& fAT'IONAlS I Wanted To Buy ( 141 For Rent Va SUMMERS & SON ·- - -- • TBft.ILLI~G ( 151 Room & Boord '(8bl Auto Servicels a. H. 11AWUNOB SONS CO. - NICE HOME for · middle-aged lady . Fr'h room and board. Phone flll3t-X. llEAI.U.I. {9) I I U ForScle I WANTID AT eratl~ Arbor Acref!l Vsntrc !'~ MAN TO WORK on truck farm. bmlly preferred, house and garCtOM B!'Oiler ehick.11. FOR den . Good wage!. By day or by EGG~DeKalh the Prollt ru 1 mlllnlll. 22fl8. Letart Falls. ~HI·6 .r Jell:. HERM BERRY'S I-LATCH· ERY, lnc., ParkersburJ, W WANTJt~D-IIous e cleaning by Va. J'hone GA-2-3S86. 5-10-lmO<" dli.l', wage1 rnqulrcd 7i5c or $l.OO per hour , with •trampor· 3"1 HP ;arden tractor with t11Uon p<~ l<l. Cldl Mason SPruce equipment.. No-:-ge IM ranK• ~ 3·5!ifl9 Uk for Loulsu t.:undiff. Ideal lawn mqwer JJharpener . &--0-3tc E . J, Waper, Racine . 3·10.3t., room a piece •uJtc, aec-llonal livinl! new Aet 36 volume (20)Business Services FUJ1k. ·WIIgnalt. En<r<>lopedlu. NllGLIR and CLIIK GAitAGI Call fl88. JI.JI.3t• Car repair- Welding- Service artd &peed bolt, ·14o ft. 1t •lmes In ·water.' Jlartln Motor 7'ti Jt. 1'. t:~H.OO. lborty Hano1.1bo, 1113 J.-l Jl.t.lltp =~·-:::::;· -~-· AFRIC,\11 VIOLETS. 6SO Brownell Ave., Niddleporl Pbone 8200-M. IIi 7 etc Rt~dney U~ed Parts. Phone 3611, Racine, Ohio. .1' 4 29 12tc Pree Eatlm•tea PAINTING PAPIR·HANGING L. V. Reltlneer Racine, Ohio ACIIOS~ 1. FruJt Clt . the oak · 8. BlbUcal name 11. Contest ot ttirJing lop 12. French · DOWN !. Awned. (bot.) 2 . PenJlat a. WJde- 1-3-tl IL\DIO • Tl!U&VIBION SERVICE, Phono tJo. Cleland Appllan<e Store, 1\d W. Mat• St, Pomerop. ~~u CQ!IICRETE BLOCKS -aulld lethr Per Lnl" GBUESER BLOCK CO. a MltH North of POIMroW WE BUY QUICK SERVICE oo WIIOb &.. polrln1 by Faotory Tnlnod watchmaker, COIIJNS JEWE. PumoroJ. - Our "Factory Representative'• will be in this area t~ll next week. we.bavo several good Spinel Plano Buys JTIUICTURAL I IIAMI ,_,,, JNn:aNATlONAIB! Thoy'o:e new inalde-new ootoidenew from 'name plate to taU late. · They're styled with a new look of act.lon, with the lar1eet 1la11 area. The roomiest cabs. EJrcluslve new Cllb mountlna for a quie(e.r, -more level ride. New featur.o throu1hout -lnducllnl the moo1 powerful ''Ill:" 'm. their c1uo1 e Deal with your "Factory Distributor and Save $200.00. moutbe4 Ju 4. Polterlor G. Forth.wttb 6. Act ot chemilt 13. Rel&tivt by · 1 lllU"''tt,p """\ (colloq..) U. Heavenly '16. Preferabl• 17. Palm R,IJJES • ' . • (.A.ela) 18. Found on • slimvs .• a throne 7. Sc:ctp fo1' 10. Never rock• (poet.) 19. ThOH which 18. M:arah are airniJar• .t proJector l'e•....,.• AM••; 35. Shower • ""' 24. Baluster Jectlon 9. River (Fr.) 1 21. Balle 30. Border .Sl, GyPI!Ium 33. Begoner 3t. Small, aheltere4 ~let aback (nqt,) 1 1 89. Egyptlaa earth p4 •. . • ..,(var.) EH A 'tHICKET. O!EP IH A LOli&:t.V. UNNAMED CANYON, SOMETKfNc. (poet.) • 29. A wtarlnt away ·~1. Ftllq ··Thrills •Galore e Plenty • No .Gate Admission Hey .Kids 32~ver • (Chin.) 33. Shriek Free Parking - LOOKEE% SPECIAL SCHOOL DAYS TREAT Then~ will b!l a special matinee SOtur- dqy, May 18, from I p.m. until 5 p.m., with off shows ond rides reduced to- Broad smile , : 36. Moceaalnl 38. Se-.shore . 39.Wooden / 1 1hoe fO. Dlspateh \ votce ·t8. KiJid ot dof The Only Big Show To ~oy Thir DistriCt • This Seosan CBl'PTOQUOTE - Here's how to work 1u' A X Y D L B A A. X R ' •lo LONGFELLOW f. One tetter alrripty stands tor MOther. In this IWnple A ts ule4 lor the three L'1, X for the two O'a, etc, Single letter-a apoa. trophea, ~· lenrth and tormatio'\_ of the wol'dl are an' blnt&. ~ ~~ day the code lett-. are dltttitltt. · ·'- r. Clua-• · A Ornolornm ! L FTJTH RLR HTVTFr OV.H ' .o\VVR, FVH IIKMW.W FVII' • E.KMPTIIIITMHT, Como In n,blnow and 100 'IIIII ••• \ See Them/ Drive Them TODA'II • I NT I! RNAI"iO NA &.: •-::. "· · .l. ·- :· SUMMERS & SON "Fodory Trlllned Servl<c" Phone 22 Ja<k10n, Ohllol l ' ~-----~--~----·. . . . . . . . . . . . . .~• :. - 't'f:tu:c lhs .· MEIGS EQUIPME~J" Co.,. ' l;n' c. Where Qulllly Ia Pll'unoual'' Corner Bullernllt llltl 2nd • • • "'· . ...:..._____J ·1 " Pomeroy ;• . -··· -ANP I CAN ~. 6EL1EVE ••· smg~oc DAILY 10ct . boat tl. !lun away andont.rry I drll'li •oln. NI>W'olhe_llme to""" tho , lrucb tllotllll hulll to -1011 _, ' tocnm) · 1 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNI!! , •• new Cab-Forwonl modela, priced wllh the l.....t ••. -models from . 4,200 to 83,1)00 lbo. GVW-otlier IN'tDNATIONALB" from· thee• world·• IDOII ~ trucklina up 1096,000 U..GVW• . ( 37. Bracect 22. Warp·yap. 2:5. Harmonized 26. Ancient - dl8trlct (A.ala Minor) 28. Even Location- City Pork, Masan City Sf1el; ' ,,' so nice and frierdly! 36. Pole (Sp. A.m.) (var.) • CONCESSIONS ,e . thQ 09 23. Motion· picture re&etdDJ' two . 8. Inter• body l.ng New modelo, tool-Inclucllnr the beautlfulnew GoldenJubllao Pickup ••• new Tiavelall•, ·oombinlnl flneot in alation waaon and truclt leobpul ' ICRAJ' IRON -MITAU 0 ....10 VALLEY JUNK CO. buildi'IJ- the 1reat new llaht and medium-duty Golden Andlvonary I can get ometr to. Olrl'' name 211. Article (Fr.) 22. Cuck.. NEW ACTION-STYLING I ~OST POWERFUL "SIX" I ' . . NEW FEATURES THROU6HOUTI PIANO BUYERS! SAVE $200 GASOLINE ALLEY 171ock in timQt tc rreet Lito. C...oltyllld- We'Ve got 'oml Tbololdenachleve- • 18. P"" lld• .,.,..._ Automotall•, Heeltb ACCIDIN? _,t of ftfty yean of quality tnu:k LIL ABNEI eround Downing In MlDDi.'liPORT, OHIO 6116-M PHONII Ull J DAILY CROSSWORD ATTENTION Real Estote Broker \iU·~? ·-:-- ------~ tiiiiiiliiiiiol e Terms to Suit You 4 27 tl LEftS. roiiiiiili 'YOU ~T (Continued • from JN~e one) l~'liURA~CE AGENl:l' lrlbutlna newspapers in rur;•l areas. Apply at Thl' Daily Scnt.iiH.' I Ofl'il'e. 5-10-tf POULTRY FOR SAJ..E--Jt' inlt Ger.· GR.EEN Roell Sprlnoa 7 Otp If Dlf 117 Help Wanted 822'f. Nlaat Phone DODGI • PLYIIOUTII WANTED--Rou1e driver fnr di ll hout 'tllf'ncoker Sentu. Pbont ~ DOe-M. · -• .. Dhlo 0. Rt. U. C11J..,Wm. 0rufter. llrD.&NDD ·c.Ao<;.E sa}es TaX Sale ll'I'IO•wt•• ........... .... ,__...._ "1'111! DIJTH FAIIILY I.. daughter, Mr. m1d Mn. Harry Neighboring counties sl:iowl'd -Brown and sons were recent cal: these eollection.s, each figure eu at the Russell P<~inter ·hom e. correspond·~-n g to the category ·Mrs.. Willie vAlls and two ch iJ. itemhed for Meigs, above: · dren were recent callers Of Mr Vinton--$1,673; $5UJ; $62.6S4 and Mrs. Will Hellman . and $59,438. Mrs. Ma.ry B11'iley spf'nt Tuesda)· Athens--$J2,200; Sl0,911 ; $ti00with Mrs. Jennie Roush and Mrs 080 and $514.779. Virgil Roush . Gollia-40.340; $4.3~7: ·f217.271 Mr. and Mrs. Dana Turner and $229,M9. spent Tuesday afternoon at tlic Jack"'n40.633; $6,930; $3611.· Will H-eilman home. 239 and $370,901. "TI'iE SHOW WITH MI!IUTS'' (21 l Real Estate __........ .,,.a Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bailey and Mrs. Golden Blhr were Saturd I~ guests of Mrs. Mary Bailey. U.ltop .Deluxe License Frames PIANO Bv ,..,.._ Ru'"" -Presents- Powelson Greater Shows •• WEST SHADE SPRING FESTIVAL Beautify Your Lieense Plates With Tlulmu D. Sayre of fortland Thursday complt-t.ed planting ol fiVe varieliet of corn lor a hanest P~lnter demoa.Uatlpn neJtt w~lt-h Mrs. Afary Ba il uy aand Mn. J c'n [ 'nay provide a tettlnt lor ~· 1°'it!ld nie Rou!'.h !pqnt Thur.~duy wit!. Oay . . . Mr. and Mra. Wdl HeMman. , Vaneties planted mc:Juded Funk Mr. an rl Mrs. Flvyd Spence, G-01 , U. S. 13, Plvneer 338-A, J)@"Mr. and .M't·.s. <rt.orald Violet .•\l.r . Kalb 630 and Farm ,Bureau Btrl . Alva Clark and son and Mrs. O.•n The plantio& w.u apor1sored zi! Geoglei-n wel'e Suntiay g u ~s~~ t hrouttta coo~atJve arrangcm~ot of Mn Jen . n &h I ibetween farmers, the Vocation.~~ I 1 A~ricuHure Department of Racine · me ou · Herbert Spencer and friend ro f High Sehqol and the local ASC, Gallipolis, Rev. and Mr!i. Web Jl SCS, and Extension people . 'I'homa, Mr. and Mrs. WilUe Kin ll Next :au when harve st sample' were Sunday cr.tlle rs at tbe w, • arc run the sponso~lng ageneie11 Heilman home. l\lrs. Mae Vo unl-! expeet to hold a F1eld Day to i,g earinc for Mn. He-ilm:an who i~ draw attention to results of the improvinx:. tests. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Painlc:- !l nd ALL NEXT WEEK MAY 13 thru MAY 18 • IF'lVf Van'et'J.eS 0£ Corn Planned For Demonstrattot:t • 1nd Taylor farm near Arabia on dety . Synvnet Cree.k. He aoon diacover~ He is married to the former ed that one of the tlttn1• neeclcd 1 J{elen Mountain and they have to make a fll rm home ideal Wltl one 6011, Bobby , who attends the electric •r~e . Waterloo sehooh and ia active in · 4-H work . Th.e Taylon atte nd Man Is Named To Holzer's Board • -~:····-, THAT �, ' - ' Lawrence County \, 6--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. May 10, 1957 Legal Notice NOTICit OF PUBLIC SALI! GOES TO CARDS In pursuance of t he order of the CHICAGO Ui'~Ed Ritt, 24J Probale Court of Meigs County , NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT pound Montana~ State taeki e. has 1'08 CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS Ohio, 1 will offer for sale at pubEstate of Grace Downing ~Nd signed his :(lrst professional fool· NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT NOTICI UF APPOINTMENT Notice is here-by given that Rod- lic aucti~ un Saturday, the 25tll ball conlract wilh the Cbicago of May, 1957, at 10:00 o'clock day Est•te of Susie L. Springer ney Downing whose Post Office Cardinals. Rill was the Cardin<~ ls ' Adftlinl•tr•tor Dec..sed Completely New From Address is North Second Street, A . M., (rom the front door of the 13th drafl choice in the NFL dralt E1t1te of John Clyde Win1brenMr Court House in Pomeroy, Ohio, Hilcb to Chute Middleport, Ohio has been duly DK...-d Notice is hereby given that last winter. the followin g real estate: appointed Executor Of the Estate Notice ia hereby given that In- Audrey Koehler whose }lost Office of Grace Downing, deceaesed, late bella Winebrenner whoae Poat Of· a~dress is coolville, Ohio, Route 3 The following t'lcscrlbed real RATES of Yeigs County, ohio. estate. to-wit: Situate in the Viifit::e Ac\dress is 6&8 S. 2tld Street, hU been duly appointed Admin[sTRACTOR SALES Dated Lhig 26 day of April, 1957. lage of Pomeroy, Meigs County, er Road, commonly known as old Middleport, OQio has ' been duly . tratrix ol tbe estate of Susie L. 2 cents per word, one lnautlon. Minimum charge 150c.--4 centll Pomeroy John C. Bacon per word for three consecutive inaertioDS. Ohio and being a part of Village State Route 7 . and the street lm· appointed as Administratrix of Springer, deceaesed, late of Or· Judge of the Probate Court Lot No. ~55, said part · herein con- mrdiately east is State Route No. 7 the Estate uf John Clyde Wine- ang111 Towr.sbip, MeiGs County, Special - One month for 25 centa per word. Full nte of 2 centa per wor4 wtU be charged for adVf!rtisinJ 11 Meig3 CouQJ.y, Ohio vcyf'd jcms the Jay Lot ro nd be· and the street Immediately west- brenner late of Middleport, Meias Ohio. · not paid for before the 115tb of eatb month fOllowing i.nsertJon. TERMITES EXTERMINATED (5) 3, 10, 17, 3tc . Dated tbls 30th day of April, ginning on tile North _side of the I erly is Route No. 33. Located about County, Ohio deeeu!"1d. t:rr.rs in Advertialng-Sbould be reported immetUately. The For free inspection phone 383-M, Chesler- Road on the lmc between J50 feet west of juncU1>n of ChestDal.ed tbis 24tb day of April, 1957. o.Uy SenUOel 111ili not be re.ponaible for mOJie tban one lneorGilmore Supply Store, Pomeroy. LEGAL NOTICE LotR Number 255 and 2M; thence er Road and Route No. 7. 19::i7. John C. Bacon n-ct buertlon. Ali work ~uaranteed. Fully inCard of Tbanka and Speclal Notices of Events $1.00. Obituart~t Sheriff'• 5•1• of Rtll Est1te North 68 ilo~. degree .~ West along Said premises are appraised at John C. Bacon Judge of the Probate Court publiabcd at 1 cent per wont . IIUrcd. Vaughan's JndWitrial and The st1 te of Ohio, Mtlgs County said Road 180 feet; thence North $900 .00 and must be sold for not Judge of the Probate Court Meigs County, QUo Residential Termite Control SerCommon Ple11 Court 23% dPgrees East J25 feet to the less than two-thirds of said apMeigs County1 pbio vice, 3t. MarY!I, W. Va. 49U (5) 3, 11J, 17, 3tc . 141 •• l"l 3 10 3te Ralston Purln• ComPinY cliff; thence East along the cJiU praised value. 1 ~:..;~~.~-~~·~~·~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~;;,;;_;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J...OVELY SPINET PlANO , sacrific. vs. to the West line of Lo ~ Number Terms: Cash in hand on day of II ... ed for quick sale. Might consider IT'S EASY TO Farmert F..cl & Supply, Inc., etc. 255; t hence South 71h degrees sale. &loring with party who would Case No. 12,315 W.cst 135 feel to ' the plaee of beBEN J . SPENCER, Admin· 1 BUY - SELL - RI~NT be sure to buy later. For dttalls ---~---In pursuance of an ordor f:JI s-ale ginning, containing one·half acre, istrator of the Estate of find emp)Oyment - hire write Thompson Music Co., 624 Barnee-Sim~n .lnllurance AgeDC!J, Thomas Terrell, deceased or flud a lost ltem lhrougb Middleport. Ftr-e - Automobile- of real estate in the above entitled more or les.i. This deed conveys ~eventh Ave ., Marietta, Ohio. loru\8. Phone 8315-X 6--»tlf aelinn to me directed as Sheriff onlY the surface and nothing more WEBSTER & FU.LT.Z 'llle Dally Senlln~l WANT ~ 7 6tc of Meigs Co., 1 wlll offer fvr public of any kind Attorr:~Yi for Admi!listrator. c=-::-c::--ADS. Don't put It off GffiL'S BlCYCl;E, like new, 20 in. - - . auction at door of Court House, ~d real estate is on lhe Che~t-. (4) 26, (5), 3, 10, 17, 24. Ote Call398 Today- An Ad In One roon . dog; one all around FOREMAN & ABBOTT T .V. SERr Pomeroy, Ohio, in the above nam- 1r'~;_:;;~;;_~;;;;;,;;;;;;;,;~~~;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;flll VlCI<: All makes Repaired by Ex· cd county on Monday , June 10, Ibis column dog; one <·ocker spaniel, house pert Tec~niclao.s. Phone 6286 Y tQ57 , at 10:00 a. m. the following broke, female ; one goat. Everett Middlepo!"~. 6-15-U described real estate , situated in t:haHin, Hartford , W. Va. 5 7 iltp COMPLETE lnsur.ancv Protection, county of Ml'igs, sht\c of Ohio, - -.:-::::=c::--7..C...C:.:: Life, Auto. Fire, Polio. Gall Doll Township of Sutton, to·wit: PEKINESE PUPPIES for sale , The following dcscrihcd prem Mills, Middleport, Ohio. TRUSTEES are asking peop~e Mrs. Woodrow W. Call, 732 Syc· ise!l, situated in the Township of 1 interested in donating for t:-&e amore St., Middleport. Sutton, County _o{ Mci~s. and Slate up-keep of St. John Cemetery ~-- _ ~ _ _ , 4 30 12t~ of Ohio: Th"! follow.ng real estate sond their donations to T~c~~a 5 CAN MILK COOLERJL double in 160 acre Lot No. 1223, in Sutton A. Grueser, Treas. , l03 C / unit Imperial milker. ct A. Deem Township, Meigs County, Ohio, St., Pomeroy. . ~LO-S c Racine 3088. ti 8 3tp and bounded and described as fol· lows; Be"ginr.ing North 9ll.!'i feet WANTl!.ll - PalnU~g, irtterlor or ~d used G. F.-:- Electric Rang • : and West 3·10 feet from the South· . exterior, eontrac · or hourly, New Crafl8man's 20 in Jig Saw west corner of Section No. 31, on 381 raW reasonablr. Phon? ·Y. See at ~W:J lt.ulbcrry Ave. the Norlh line of a 51 aere tract Homer Brale_!: __ _ 3 3 12te ~-6-8! p now or formerly o1>1ned hy the Headqu•rt.ra for Rose Hill Coal Company described ;J;min·u"m - ,-. -m"h"ln-a-;-li;-o-n- storm and SamSonile Lt!ggage - Lane ced&r in deed to it from Pittsburgh Con1ereen window~; and doors. Steel Chesta - LAU Window Fans-solidation Coal Company , dated and aluminum awnings and canFrigidaire Refrigerators. November 10, 19l'ill, and recorded opi-es. Call William Radford, Baker Furniture, Middleport, Ohio In book 167, at Page 161 , of the CADMIUM PLATED BOLTS ...... . ......... 3c ea. Roc·k Springs. 5 2 lmop. 4 2D tl Dl!ed Record~ of Meig~ County, 0. , Day Phone 8104 · \ Night Phone 2452-5 t.hrmcc West ~81 feet; ihence North Smal.l ensine p11rh. BRIGGS & LICENSE PLATE BOLTS ......... .. ... ... . 5c ea. 180 West 76 fed to the Southeast STJl4.ITON, Cl.INTON & IRON corner of Roy Arms 0.37 acre lot HORSE. Garden tractors, tlllera, LOST i-n Tcxas-Flatwood ar~a . L on top of a rock cliff, thence S. lawnmowcrs, Clinton chain !aw W.bilc Face Hereford Hclferfo, deg. West 146 feet to the E<tst parts. Ridenour's S"'pply, Chestdue tu freahen. Call J . L. Hawk , ~Ide of State Route No. 124, 20 er, Ohio. 5 2 9te 481 S. 3rd Ave. Middleport 5·10-31.) Coolville YU -~2241 feet fn.·m the center thereof and running par:-t l\el and 2l'i feet North GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and of <t brit:k :; tore building; thence ~· I Service. u. A. Finlaw, 012 E. Main St., Pomeroy. 4 27 tf . So1,1th 25 deg. 45' fo~ast 135 fc(•t 19~0 CHEVROLET Bel Air VB alonr; the East side of State Route convertible, R & H, power"'lide, No. 124, thence North 67 deg. 15' ('11 new tirei. excellent rondltion, East 400 fet•t running through n $1600.00 Parker's Restaurant, WANTED - 7 or 8 room house . point 25 feE"! Northerly of a mine Pomeroy. Phone 201 . 58 8lp 5 7 3tc Call 266·.f. opening: thence North 248 fed to Only $25.00 down th e Jllacc of beginning, containing J9~ VB Spcocll.l 4 dr. 3.HU acres; exccpllng and rcsf'n·. {bn $1,995 .00. Dynaflow drive, and $4.00 weekly ing to the Ro11e Hill Coul Company original bt.lek fmish like ntw. THREJt: ROOM furnished apan it~ IIUcceSSors and as!;lgns, all l'Dal, We Cany Bl<K-ttnar':;, Pomffl'oy . 3-{ttilt: fll(ln\, apjJly !lome flc s.tRUI"IIIll, oil, ga.s owd uthcr mineral~ underMidt~lcrurt, $15.00 p~r wee~. ]-~Plymouth Bclv~derc4ilr~ lying the soil, with the righ t to Our Own Accounts uliiJ.til'a paid. 5·10-3t.: Sedan. $1 ,695.00 Powcrfllte , entar on said premises prospect. finest Plymouth made. nl~tll · ex plore and drill for, end mine, nar' 11 Pomeroy. 5-9-Gtt· excnvate and remove the same with all machinery, applianc(ls, lDM Buick VB Spccin·l 4 llr. Si.:J8ckson, o. rixtures and things necessary or Phone 22 dan. $1.096.00. Oynaflow ~~r~ve, New 2 Room down5taira efflcncy therefor, and al~o a like new light hiue fmiHh. Bpartment all new furnltur ' · right way over, across and upBlarlln:ar's, Pomeroy. 0·9-6tl' l'hone 6128-X, Middleport. on a road running along the West 5-3-6tc side thereof as described in 1~6 Buick VB Super 4 1!r. Rh·Lhc deed hereinafter refcrnd to. iera Sedan . $2.89!HH.l Power ~_:..,_.--· · - - · And being the same property st('er.ing And brake~. dynaflow For Rent - Extension Ladder., SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, ll65 Vine conveyed by the Rose Hill Coa l drive, one -loct~l owner. Blllc4t· Scatrold Boards, Drnp Clotba. St.. Middleport, '6500.00. p. D. Company to Farmers Feed and Clinton Fl:;-ber, ·M iddleport. ~omeroy. , 5-9-tltc Lottridgc. :S 8 12tp Supply. Inc., by deed dntcd .June Pbont il2f>JI.X. Ill II ~~d~~obile "88" 2 d~H ­ SIX room liot1sc. 6 1,~ acrCJI or 22, lQ51, and ,recorded In Book day Cpe. 12,695.00. Jlydrama· ground, $3.000 00. C1:1ll M2·J , 173. at Page 295 ,of Deed Rcrords He drive, powPr steering, low of MciaB Cov~1ty, Ohi<~. ~B-6tc mllr.atte. Blaettnar's, romeroy. Sairl premises appraised al $!0,. 000.00 and ('annat _.he wid for less ti-IHIO than % of appralscm(lnf . MU WAltD Robert C. Hartcnbarh (Sheriff! Halliday & Sheets Attorney (~). 10, 24. 31, (H) 7, lite 111L ...ond lt. -61 See The New Holland WANT ADS Legal Notice l Legal Notice HA HINER PHONE 398 FULTON THOMPSON -t.d >le hal<) In loond biJ tither, curt Ttfl01', to wltn cnurch It Aid and ironton . belp form the firs t eleettit cooperative Hl'nry W. Cherrington , pr..!Jl. .in thit aecUoa of Ottio. Today as a dent ol the Holzer Holipitll.l Foun- resuJt of the fore1i1ht , efforts 1nd ·dalion announced today the MP- al.llUty , ·be 1s the chairman or the polntment or Neal Ta)·lor of Aid, Board or Dlt~et<~rt of the Buckeye Law.r~tnee Cowtl)t, a. a ne.v mem- Rund Elretrl<' Cooperative, Jnc ., ber ol the BoKd of Truat-ees of the wiJh lu!adquortcra In Gallipolil. foundation and the first .rcpret~en · Ta}"lor has had wide experience Uti¥e ifrihre 'bAlf.d 1rom Lawrence with rural pcroblem11. Hl' i1 currt"ntCounly. ly operating the lara:eat farm in .'l'.ay!or J.i a n.a.t.ive- or U&lwrence Lawrence County which is devoted Coltllt}' • r e • ~~~d his W diversified crops and the ralsi"B ot re~i.stered Poll-Hereford Uveearly ed~atiln ;n "tlie county stoc!~. He also operates tha Taylor ltbooll. .Fello~ lhil eraduation lmplement Co. at AiL. ifrom hiib le'hoet at Aid, he attended Rio Grande collf.ge 3J1d lJter ' 01-ier pO!ls whltb he hGlds 1.nd took extension courses in ·a gricul- has helll are dir~ctor of the Southture from Ohio State U•iver•ity. eastern Ohio Beef Cattle Aas~;~cia ­ Abou1. the time of his lea'lling Rio tion, past member of the Land u.se Grande he bec•me -i.rltel'ested in • Planning committee, a Member of putting into pl'aet-ice scientific the Grange end a Mason and the farming methods on the Taylor Lawrence County So- ---- I ." I (I) Notices I (20 BI Insurance 24 HOUR GETS ~~~~EMOORES RESULTS ..... - -'====---·---- SERVICE Pomeroy OHIO MASON CITY USED SPINET I $2.79 ea. TOWI~G Preston Moto~, Inc. l.ost & Found Your Friendly Farcl Dealer Registration Certificate Holders · · · · · · · · 19c 18) Auto Sales__ Golden Anniversd/Jl /NT& fAT'IONAlS I Wanted To Buy ( 141 For Rent Va SUMMERS & SON ·- - -- • TBft.ILLI~G ( 151 Room & Boord '(8bl Auto Servicels a. H. 11AWUNOB SONS CO. - NICE HOME for · middle-aged lady . Fr'h room and board. Phone flll3t-X. llEAI.U.I. {9) I I U ForScle I WANTID AT eratl~ Arbor Acref!l Vsntrc !'~ MAN TO WORK on truck farm. bmlly preferred, house and garCtOM B!'Oiler ehick.11. FOR den . Good wage!. By day or by EGG~DeKalh the Prollt ru 1 mlllnlll. 22fl8. Letart Falls. ~HI·6 .r Jell:. HERM BERRY'S I-LATCH· ERY, lnc., ParkersburJ, W WANTJt~D-IIous e cleaning by Va. J'hone GA-2-3S86. 5-10-lmO<" dli.l', wage1 rnqulrcd 7i5c or $l.OO per hour , with •trampor· 3"1 HP ;arden tractor with t11Uon p<~ l<l. Cldl Mason SPruce equipment.. No-:-ge IM ranK• ~ 3·5!ifl9 Uk for Loulsu t.:undiff. Ideal lawn mqwer JJharpener . &--0-3tc E . J, Waper, Racine . 3·10.3t., room a piece •uJtc, aec-llonal livinl! new Aet 36 volume (20)Business Services FUJ1k. ·WIIgnalt. En<r<>lopedlu. NllGLIR and CLIIK GAitAGI Call fl88. JI.JI.3t• Car repair- Welding- Service artd &peed bolt, ·14o ft. 1t •lmes In ·water.' Jlartln Motor 7'ti Jt. 1'. t:~H.OO. lborty Hano1.1bo, 1113 J.-l Jl.t.lltp =~·-:::::;· -~-· AFRIC,\11 VIOLETS. 6SO Brownell Ave., Niddleporl Pbone 8200-M. IIi 7 etc Rt~dney U~ed Parts. Phone 3611, Racine, Ohio. .1' 4 29 12tc Pree Eatlm•tea PAINTING PAPIR·HANGING L. V. Reltlneer Racine, Ohio ACIIOS~ 1. FruJt Clt . the oak · 8. BlbUcal name 11. Contest ot ttirJing lop 12. French · DOWN !. Awned. (bot.) 2 . PenJlat a. WJde- 1-3-tl IL\DIO • Tl!U&VIBION SERVICE, Phono tJo. Cleland Appllan<e Store, 1\d W. Mat• St, Pomerop. ~~u CQ!IICRETE BLOCKS -aulld lethr Per Lnl" GBUESER BLOCK CO. a MltH North of POIMroW WE BUY QUICK SERVICE oo WIIOb &.. polrln1 by Faotory Tnlnod watchmaker, COIIJNS JEWE. PumoroJ. - Our "Factory Representative'• will be in this area t~ll next week. we.bavo several good Spinel Plano Buys JTIUICTURAL I IIAMI ,_,,, JNn:aNATlONAIB! Thoy'o:e new inalde-new ootoidenew from 'name plate to taU late. · They're styled with a new look of act.lon, with the lar1eet 1la11 area. The roomiest cabs. EJrcluslve new Cllb mountlna for a quie(e.r, -more level ride. New featur.o throu1hout -lnducllnl the moo1 powerful ''Ill:" 'm. their c1uo1 e Deal with your "Factory Distributor and Save $200.00. moutbe4 Ju 4. Polterlor G. Forth.wttb 6. Act ot chemilt 13. Rel&tivt by · 1 lllU"''tt,p """\ (colloq..) U. Heavenly '16. Preferabl• 17. Palm R,IJJES • ' . • (.A.ela) 18. Found on • slimvs .• a throne 7. Sc:ctp fo1' 10. Never rock• (poet.) 19. ThOH which 18. M:arah are airniJar• .t proJector l'e•....,.• AM••; 35. Shower • ""' 24. Baluster Jectlon 9. River (Fr.) 1 21. Balle 30. Border .Sl, GyPI!Ium 33. Begoner 3t. Small, aheltere4 ~let aback (nqt,) 1 1 89. Egyptlaa earth p4 •. . • ..,(var.) EH A 'tHICKET. O!EP IH A LOli&:t.V. UNNAMED CANYON, SOMETKfNc. (poet.) • 29. A wtarlnt away ·~1. Ftllq ··Thrills •Galore e Plenty • No .Gate Admission Hey .Kids 32~ver • (Chin.) 33. Shriek Free Parking - LOOKEE% SPECIAL SCHOOL DAYS TREAT Then~ will b!l a special matinee SOtur- dqy, May 18, from I p.m. until 5 p.m., with off shows ond rides reduced to- Broad smile , : 36. Moceaalnl 38. Se-.shore . 39.Wooden / 1 1hoe fO. Dlspateh \ votce ·t8. KiJid ot dof The Only Big Show To ~oy Thir DistriCt • This Seosan CBl'PTOQUOTE - Here's how to work 1u' A X Y D L B A A. X R ' •lo LONGFELLOW f. One tetter alrripty stands tor MOther. In this IWnple A ts ule4 lor the three L'1, X for the two O'a, etc, Single letter-a apoa. trophea, ~· lenrth and tormatio'\_ of the wol'dl are an' blnt&. ~ ~~ day the code lett-. are dltttitltt. · ·'- r. Clua-• · A Ornolornm ! L FTJTH RLR HTVTFr OV.H ' .o\VVR, FVH IIKMW.W FVII' • E.KMPTIIIITMHT, Como In n,blnow and 100 'IIIII ••• \ See Them/ Drive Them TODA'II • I NT I! RNAI"iO NA &.: •-::. "· · .l. ·- :· SUMMERS & SON "Fodory Trlllned Servl<c" Phone 22 Ja<k10n, Ohllol l ' ~-----~--~----·. . . . . . . . . . . . . .~• :. - 't'f:tu:c lhs .· MEIGS EQUIPME~J" Co.,. ' l;n' c. Where Qulllly Ia Pll'unoual'' Corner Bullernllt llltl 2nd • • • "'· . ...:..._____J ·1 " Pomeroy ;• . -··· -ANP I CAN ~. 6EL1EVE ••· smg~oc DAILY 10ct . boat tl. !lun away andont.rry I drll'li •oln. NI>W'olhe_llme to""" tho , lrucb tllotllll hulll to -1011 _, ' tocnm) · 1 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNI!! , •• new Cab-Forwonl modela, priced wllh the l.....t ••. -models from . 4,200 to 83,1)00 lbo. GVW-otlier IN'tDNATIONALB" from· thee• world·• IDOII ~ trucklina up 1096,000 U..GVW• . ( 37. Bracect 22. Warp·yap. 2:5. Harmonized 26. Ancient - dl8trlct (A.ala Minor) 28. Even Location- City Pork, Masan City Sf1el; ' ,,' so nice and frierdly! 36. Pole (Sp. A.m.) (var.) • CONCESSIONS ,e . thQ 09 23. Motion· picture re&etdDJ' two . 8. Inter• body l.ng New modelo, tool-Inclucllnr the beautlfulnew GoldenJubllao Pickup ••• new Tiavelall•, ·oombinlnl flneot in alation waaon and truclt leobpul ' ICRAJ' IRON -MITAU 0 ....10 VALLEY JUNK CO. buildi'IJ- the 1reat new llaht and medium-duty Golden Andlvonary I can get ometr to. Olrl'' name 211. Article (Fr.) 22. Cuck.. NEW ACTION-STYLING I ~OST POWERFUL "SIX" I ' . . NEW FEATURES THROU6HOUTI PIANO BUYERS! SAVE $200 GASOLINE ALLEY 171ock in timQt tc rreet Lito. C...oltyllld- We'Ve got 'oml Tbololdenachleve- • 18. P"" lld• .,.,..._ Automotall•, Heeltb ACCIDIN? _,t of ftfty yean of quality tnu:k LIL ABNEI eround Downing In MlDDi.'liPORT, OHIO 6116-M PHONII Ull J DAILY CROSSWORD ATTENTION Real Estote Broker \iU·~? ·-:-- ------~ tiiiiiiliiiiiol e Terms to Suit You 4 27 tl LEftS. roiiiiiili 'YOU ~T (Continued • from JN~e one) l~'liURA~CE AGENl:l' lrlbutlna newspapers in rur;•l areas. Apply at Thl' Daily Scnt.iiH.' I Ofl'il'e. 5-10-tf POULTRY FOR SAJ..E--Jt' inlt Ger.· GR.EEN Roell Sprlnoa 7 Otp If Dlf 117 Help Wanted 822'f. Nlaat Phone DODGI • PLYIIOUTII WANTED--Rou1e driver fnr di ll hout 'tllf'ncoker Sentu. Pbont ~ DOe-M. · -• .. Dhlo 0. Rt. U. C11J..,Wm. 0rufter. llrD.&NDD ·c.Ao<;.E sa}es TaX Sale ll'I'IO•wt•• ........... .... ,__...._ "1'111! DIJTH FAIIILY I.. daughter, Mr. m1d Mn. Harry Neighboring counties sl:iowl'd -Brown and sons were recent cal: these eollection.s, each figure eu at the Russell P<~inter ·hom e. correspond·~-n g to the category ·Mrs.. Willie vAlls and two ch iJ. itemhed for Meigs, above: · dren were recent callers Of Mr Vinton--$1,673; $5UJ; $62.6S4 and Mrs. Will Hellman . and $59,438. Mrs. Ma.ry B11'iley spf'nt Tuesda)· Athens--$J2,200; Sl0,911 ; $ti00with Mrs. Jennie Roush and Mrs 080 and $514.779. Virgil Roush . Gollia-40.340; $4.3~7: ·f217.271 Mr. and Mrs. Dana Turner and $229,M9. spent Tuesday afternoon at tlic Jack"'n40.633; $6,930; $3611.· Will H-eilman home. 239 and $370,901. "TI'iE SHOW WITH MI!IUTS'' (21 l Real Estate __........ .,,.a Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bailey and Mrs. Golden Blhr were Saturd I~ guests of Mrs. Mary Bailey. U.ltop .Deluxe License Frames PIANO Bv ,..,.._ Ru'"" -Presents- Powelson Greater Shows •• WEST SHADE SPRING FESTIVAL Beautify Your Lieense Plates With Tlulmu D. Sayre of fortland Thursday complt-t.ed planting ol fiVe varieliet of corn lor a hanest P~lnter demoa.Uatlpn neJtt w~lt-h Mrs. Afary Ba il uy aand Mn. J c'n [ 'nay provide a tettlnt lor ~· 1°'it!ld nie Rou!'.h !pqnt Thur.~duy wit!. Oay . . . Mr. and Mra. Wdl HeMman. , Vaneties planted mc:Juded Funk Mr. an rl Mrs. Flvyd Spence, G-01 , U. S. 13, Plvneer 338-A, J)@"Mr. and .M't·.s. <rt.orald Violet .•\l.r . Kalb 630 and Farm ,Bureau Btrl . Alva Clark and son and Mrs. O.•n The plantio& w.u apor1sored zi! Geoglei-n wel'e Suntiay g u ~s~~ t hrouttta coo~atJve arrangcm~ot of Mn Jen . n &h I ibetween farmers, the Vocation.~~ I 1 A~ricuHure Department of Racine · me ou · Herbert Spencer and friend ro f High Sehqol and the local ASC, Gallipolis, Rev. and Mr!i. Web Jl SCS, and Extension people . 'I'homa, Mr. and Mrs. WilUe Kin ll Next :au when harve st sample' were Sunday cr.tlle rs at tbe w, • arc run the sponso~lng ageneie11 Heilman home. l\lrs. Mae Vo unl-! expeet to hold a F1eld Day to i,g earinc for Mn. He-ilm:an who i~ draw attention to results of the improvinx:. tests. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Painlc:- !l nd ALL NEXT WEEK MAY 13 thru MAY 18 • IF'lVf Van'et'J.eS 0£ Corn Planned For Demonstrattot:t • 1nd Taylor farm near Arabia on dety . Synvnet Cree.k. He aoon diacover~ He is married to the former ed that one of the tlttn1• neeclcd 1 J{elen Mountain and they have to make a fll rm home ideal Wltl one 6011, Bobby , who attends the electric •r~e . Waterloo sehooh and ia active in · 4-H work . Th.e Taylon atte nd Man Is Named To Holzer's Board • -~:····-, THAT �' The Daily Sentinel 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 10, 1957 Lllcjlle .Bearba Hawkins, Pomeroy Sociel)' Editor, Phone 6244 .Eleanor Schul, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6079 I St. Paul's Lutheran Church . Lad•'es AI'd Meet•'ng,Is Held 'lbe B. .a~~d C. Friendship Club met at the home of Joyce Carson April 26. T.b.ere were 8 members pre&enL · The hostess served fruit salad c::up ~takes, potato eh1ps, and Kool Aid to those present. The n«~.t meeting will be held .at the home of MilS Ann Carleton on May 22. Mrs. Sam Michael , Mrs. Virgil Eriward Ball and M.iS& Dora Hamtl) wt're guests when Mrs. Paul Thi'i55 assisted by Mrs. Harold Johnson entertatn.ad the Ladtes Aid of St. Pa· ul'~ Lu· theran Church, WednesdaY a.fte · noon at her home, Pearl St., Mi , E~mm, Mrs. dle~rt. ;ii;;;,;;i;;;iii;;_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,;;;;;;;;""';;;;-..-;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.. Day ·~ POMEROY soam DUCK CALLS theme waa or tbe White Rose Lodae, Auxtl utry o.C the BrotherhotNI ot Jla,t draped In memory of Mrs. Wiuo aud Bob Birch were weekend fred. BU.xlon Skidmore, was un- JUeslt of Mr. aod Mrs. Ralph road Tra1runen, presided when they met Wednesday at the Wood· men 's Hall. All members are u.rged t'O atlen(. We next meeting draped during the meeting. Rfl.· frtsbmenta were served by Mrs. Denver Nelson. Mrs. Carl M-allox, Mn; . Claren~e McNeil with Mrs. A contribution ,.,-. made t.o tht .Meias County Clncet Society Middleport Soci'ety of Past Councilors Of Chester DOf A M ee t"1ng I Held • :REFRIGERATORS :TELEVISION &TOP AT ALLEN APPLIANCE Pomeroy ZH E. MolD St. Rt'verv•'ew 4-H Cl ubMee t •mg I SPECIAl 1955 FORD ' Houge Full of Mu9ie omR• ET 56 ALL TIME RECORD FAVORITES FRED BLAETTNAR $1,895 this one new. Ono careful owner. 1955 Buick Century ·· · · · · · · · .. ·· .. · $2,195 2 dr. Riviera Cpe It's a hve-wlre performer at an elcetrllylng' price. Dynallow drh·c. One careful owner. Fully cttulpped. Low . 5 RP 42 mUeaae~ . ,4 dr. Sedan . Hydnmalle drive . Low mllcaQ{'. Sharp car inalde and out. 1956 Oldsmobile "88" · · · · · · · · ·· · ·· · $2,695 2 dr. flolllctal CPf, llydramadc drive, Low mileage. Power Stoerinl. Puta "10' In bapp)'·Jo-lucky. 1956 .Buick VB Super ·· ·· · · · · ····· ··· $2,895 Mr. In andColumbus Mn. Howard BYers were Thursday to attend the funeral of the mother of James Lewis, huaband of the former Ruby Byers.· f dr. Riviera Sedan. Pnwcr Sleerina. Power brakea. Dynaflow drive, New one coat nearly M.MO.OO. One local owner. Jt'a a beauty from "atart" to "finilh". j ,o • ,, 1955 Oldsmobile "88" · · · · · · · ··· · ·· · $2,195 2 dr. Holliday Cpe. llytlramatic drive. "Hard Top", It'll packed to the brim wUil vim. , 19551ultk V8 Special ·.. · · · · .. ~ -- .. $1,995 • iral with f dr. Sedan. Dynaflow drive. OrlJinal blatk rJnisb Ukc new. One local owner. ·1955 Plymouth V8 Belvedere ·· · · · · $1,695 4 dr. Iedin. Powerflite. Flncat Plymouth made. It'll nimble at a cat and quiet 11 a mouae. 1954 Buick va sr,eclal · · .. ·· · · · $1 I 595 . 4 dr. Sedan. D)'nanow dr ve. Like new light blue finish. • .!. .1952 Bulcll Suter · ··· · ·· ·· ·· · · ···· ·· · · · $795 2 dr. Riviera Cptl. "Hard top", We've serviced thla car since new. blue tintah. •Uibt '1952 Chmolet2 dr. Sedan · · · · $555 : 1;51 Cllevrolet 2 dr. s.dan : ···· · · ·· · · · $495 : 1'52Dodae 2dr....... · .. · ·· .. · · $444 • iJ'950' lulcks · · · ·.... · ·: · · · · As low as $295 ·. ~of ~even' llne earJ. ' concrete and metal. New Special $3.89 gallon Elberf eld $ ' ·1 f4 .YEARS OF S£RtVICE ·~ll'roll ·BUGGII!S 1o BUICK" Pllillle ltl or 30t-M Pomeroy, Ohio ' POINTIAC GMC TRUCKS ' M•JJ• County News 11:50 a. m1 &OOIC Af fHIS OIIAf OPPIII ·~-d Autotrtatlc "adi•Phono Modei5RP41 • "All Time M1rcury Hltt $89.95 $18.06 $5.25, TOTAl VALUI value valve $113.26 YOU PAY. ONLY • • ,; $89•95 $23.31 56.AIHI111 Pavorltts by Top Mtnury PaHI Pitt• Vic DtiMMI Jal\ AVI'"' franldt Laine S.rah VaughtLn The Gayton.. JAKER FU On . Daily · ' ~"~ 990 spot . ' ! ,.rr ,.·· ·:on Your ' '. ~adio - Dial a.t.r nheme MVth. Hlvh ...., 50's wdtw. north -"' nurfy 10 IKtNIM MoUfh. Low tonitlht 40's SO's aouthMst• ••h•.., Mtlll • ment n ere Union Officials Charge Pickets 1~1e Survivor Are "Run Down" At Atom Plant Crash Shows PORTSMOUTH, Ohio UP - A . ~lon oUicial aaid ,Friday nilht «vtral .,lcketa wore "deliberately rqn ~wo:· by Atomic EaerJY ,COalllllllillion can on· the· firs:t d•y ~· \be ~trike · at the AEC plant Chomlcal and Atomic Workers UniOn are on ~trike in a contract clals of the-Gqodyear Atomlc Corp. ean trJmporUng supervisory personnel crossed picket llnes. "We hereby requeat that Good· year and ~tothic Energy Commission personnel re£r1ln from tactics and prevent trouble on picket lines," Romine &aid. Tbe company said a report that an AEC car allegedly "brll8hed" a picket proved to be unfoUnded. Romine abo said he has i.S'ked the con'lpa~y t?. meet fQr a Qego~ UaUo~ sesSlDn as quickly as posflible. The com.pan.Y h~s expressed wiJlina:ne~~~ to dlf<:Usa the strike issu~s and laid i~ feeogmzed the juriaclle.Uon of ~ AEC's Labor Man.a,Emient Relations Panel over dlJ~ute. c_ A. RomJne, president of the uniOD loeal, uid ·ptekett were "condudlnJ themstlves in a very com· meDdable manner" but that there ~ .~· Tbe ttiarge was denied by offl· were stveral in.c:ldenta wben AEC wl\ere 1,'00 membera of the Oil, s e I f clea·ning properties make its brightness 1~1. piirtlr cu...tr, • ,.. ,..... ll...y •nl Pel:cy Peoples l'oResign JP Office, June I fe.rey Peoples, oldeat public Gffielal Ia point of years a! well as . today he would resi&n · ot \Tvatlce of PUee ·er~ . · , Junfl · . on ·b 50 Year Mason Pi» Presented Dr. D. V. I{.,;04IKI Progress Gent'lral Hospital today the cOndition or Ruth B, •ole 1urvivor of fatal eruh near Middleport, ll8 progressln& "very Sltisfactority." . . Double funeral rites lor the child's parents both of whom were KIIled in the tb•ee ear crash ·whicb claimed eight Jives were to be held at 2 p. m. today in the Cheshire Baptist Church. Funeral servicis for John Carter Smith, RPD, Middleport, also a victim of the fatal crash were held this morning at 10 a. m. at the Bradbury Church. Services for the other· five victims of Meig~ County's worst traf· fie crash are to be held Sunday at 2 p. m. at the Cheshire Baptiat Church. Middleport Man Is Charged 1'ith Embezzlement County Board Requests Cooperation Of Officials' The county-wide dog quaran tine a1ainst rabiea whieh has beer in l.ekadaisi(aJ effect here Iince February '7 il to be strictly en· force,i now. Thia wu announced Friday .;~t a press conference held by Dr. H M. Boock~;, Meiga County Heal 1.h Commiuioner. He said a conference Frid<~.y morning between a member vr the board of county commiS!Iio,lers, the county prosecuting attor ney, the dog warden, and himseH - the.' ~lopute ... 11, 1l\l19n . ~ks .a shorter cOn:lract pft-iod than thQ-olle proposed and ~li.J!!ft.Pi'· in~ the health, seniority a~d .,!!'tY provisions. Union mem!J¥.'1,1\~ay vot!!CI down a three .. ~,.r e.ontraet 't6 replace the o~ which tntpire4 A:pri1 30. The r.onliact~· tijld ~ been ' lifted to M;ay 6 by com~n)' and ,union negoiators. ,., ' 1956 FORD V8 Customline, automatic trans. power steering, loW'.tlllileage. Like new inside and ou1. 1955 FORD V8 ~Jrltlle 4 dr. Ford~tlc, ra~io & heater, sharp .two tone be11e and blue. 1954 CHEVROLET 2 dr.' Radit;1 1& Heater. Ivory over Blue. Sharp 1953 DODGE % ton truck. Goqd tires, body, bed. One local e>wner. 1951 FORD 2 dr. Radio and Healer. Clean VB CustomUne 2 drt. Radio and and nice. Heater. I l_,-.:48f ropo l•t I an I'll At Phone 8041-J Auf 0 ·sa Ies The Tnffie LlgJtt Ia Middleport Open Eve~ UntD ·I P,.M.• ~~n~o~te~s~r~o~r~·~ae~h~~~i;;;;;i;;;;;,;.J~~~~~ 00 28 CARS "' ·t~ 1-• .'\,o ,; " .' FROM TO WJEH IIADIO•PHONDS · 'LA ETT.NA.RS '. 'lng, on wood, brick, stucco, 1952 CHEVROLET Ev!~"l~~:~h!!;;·~~~:· j Members or in OES, who wer~ MORI OXYGE~ nesday evening to attend Lhe In· CHICArrO--'t'en ve11rs al!n, sws spection of the Cheshire Chapter lhe National Cylinder Gas Co., OES, were Mr. and Mrs. T. F: there wu o.nly a tcw mmutc~ U~wklns, Mu. D. E. Roush, Mrs. supply ot medleal ox.vgen for Willis Anthon,; Mrs. Wendell every pmon In the United States Bunte, Mrs. H. E . Bush. Mrs. c. as meaaured bv the annual amount P. Gallagher and Mr. and Mrs. consumed by ·hospitals. Today -tile Allen Ru&het. amou.nt baa been raised to 71 RID FROGS s.~N FIUNClSCO:-Oa A rou· line field tr.lp to thb Sat1 Brurio hills south of here recent!), YGunastHs found two red frogl!. They tyere turned over to thl' Steinhart Aqua'fli\lm for publ!r displAY. Herpetoloslsts believe the filthy red-oran1e fellow.s sre mutaUonfl ot the l!Omanon Callfot· nla red-tened fro1. 1956 Oldsmobile "88" ··· · · · · · ···· · · $2,495 ·~ ideal for au exterior paint· 1953 FORD ' 'lake A Look At These BARGAINS • •' lUes of this paint make it 1956 FORD AIJI ,, Su...,. era ' SINGLE COPY-k We Select Onlul'he Vei'JI Be1t,ln 1955 MERCURY " The, unusual brushing qual- I I No need to be . •• •.. a second car is within almost ' s budget everyone . ................ w.y, Occ ......... rain er drllll1 ..._ c-., Ma,ht. j' ict -,t-. Ohio University HonOrS M.otherS Ou ring Weekend Chester Dof A Meeting Hel.d Tuesday Evening enttne UNITID PUU Oh ..: lhowen lfMI w:alla ... NO.U Mr or anu otller home appllanee• I ' ___ _ • fool · ! Weat1ier... ., n ........... . .NW I'• 2'fte ........t.s-4)f,2'fte ftetp.Jf.... ,t,.. I HasOHDrive·ln FOR • e WOLCOTT, N. J.-A wild duck apparently twnbled down tbe chimney of the Ernest WiiJ.iatnJ home. h perebed on 1 'Wilndow1Ul until Mrs. Williams picked it up and put It out.tlde. Birch of Eut Llvell»>OI, 0.. and all attended the CincJnnaU·Pitta- when the Federated Circle met ~rch double bea~er bali game at Wednesday evening at the -cburtll P:Jttaburgh on Sunday. Larry who fot' tt.s May meeting. when they will vote on a question Mildred Jaeobs as a 1:ontributing plays with the' RKine baaeb.illi .Mrs. Lena Huber, president. "Shall the 1958 Colwention Be hosteSs. club every Sunday felt ri&ht at presided ,Jnd devotions were Je cl PostPoned for Four Years?" , -home wher. he caught Wally by Mrs. Louis Reibel usinJ tor During the meeling the birth Post'• ball. her topic •·Beloved Communi.ly". a dauMht(\r to Mrs. Rlehard Owen, (I mt'mber, was reported. Those Members of the Forest Run Me~ Following a talk on the topie aond prayer. Mn. Reibel read an · arti· reported •II were Luter 801<0, thodist Chur<h ·attending the cle "Free Schools in Free Amer· Hobo:>"on Mn J. 0 Uonard, who .q uarterly cooference held Wed ·13 · t L 1'I' nesday evening a-t Racine, were ica." 11 used with Mrs. ChArles Lyt~t recovenng . rom re('en • Mr. and Mrs. William Grueaer Mr. and Mn. Christy Bacr, Mr~. During •the bU'SLness .5ession opening the program w1lh a poen: "~." 8 ! Ben ,F.fvm, fath~r of ~n hove purchased the former Stella Lelia Flint and Mrs. Edmund plans were completed for 8 pon " Rock Me To Slt!ep, Mother . W:Jiha~ ll~hlion, who 1 ~. a patient j Hoffman property on Grant Street Grueser. Mrs. William Mayer and Mrs . L at l{f'Lgs General Hospdal . and are havir.s the house razed. .Klring the mother-daUghter baz1 C. Kanr pf('sen·ted the JessOll tt•· S-Sgt. and Mrs. Eugene Walburn Mrs. Mabel VanMetE"'' returned (}UC1 at tho ctruroh tonight. pic, ··no you have timP to Pray?" and daughtt'r, Columbus, were to her home, . Chester. Tuesday Rctreshments were served at A gift w~ presented t() the oifl called here by the tragic death of after a visit with her brother ll'ni:l est mother, Mrs Margaret Duer·. her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. George sistcr-ln·law, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon the close of the meeting by Mn. Phil Williamson. Mrs. Huber and and to tbc younge.::.t, Mrs. Edwa!'d 1Halley. Ktaueter. Mrs. William Ba~. Ball . o M d M E 1 E L k y ~ t r . an rs. ar · ac e Mias [.(!da Mae Kraueter of . The Past Councilors of Chester and dauahter, North Carolina, N•'··nvl"lle and 51 Dol-s uf I_..,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:; D ur Ing 1. he 5 hurt b wuness ses Council Daughters of Amerlca met ha~ m,oved to the Sl.insbury fur· UIU """ ""'"' l' aion m charge of ~rrs. 'Jiheisa, Athens vi!ii.ted Tuesdny evening Wednesday evening at the lodge ni rt apartment on Grant Street pl't"5ident, a fellowship di.nner ball . and Mr. and Mrs:. J. R. Miller and With lbelr parents, Mr. and Mrs. . " 1/4 -Uti ~ ... - · _.. commemorating the 53rcl anniver . h. d Eldon Kraueter. Mrs. George Pyles , president, famUy, N . Caro1ma, ave move nry or the pastor, Rev. L. li opened the meeting with scripture ·In t he un r urms · he d apart men t l n Rev. and Mn. W. J. Bartels 'nd TCII'II,HT Mohrhofrs ministry Wall planneJ readtng and prayer rollowed with the same building. Both men are Mrs. Uluis R4':ibel visited in Gal· Paul Newman Pier. An&eU for Wednesday, June 5, at 7 p. m. the pledge to the flag. A llhort' employees of the Kaitvr Aluminum lipoli.s Thursday ·afternoon. 50MIIODY UP THIU • June 25·26 were -the dates sel business seuion was held after Construction Co. at Ravenawoo.d. Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Lozier and ' LIKIS Ml (or the rummage sale to be held which games were played and and Mrs. ThOmai Cleland son, Jay, of Princeton, N. J . <l:' lit Packl A Wallupo) at the church. praxes awarded to the wlnnera. and baby are spending a week'& rived today for a visit with Mr. Joan Evans • Ben Cooper (;el well cards were si"'ned hv The door prize was awar~d to vaca~lon with relatives In West and •llrs. Aaron Kelton, Dr. LoziLf STRANGI AOVINTVRE the' group .and .sent to Mi:S iK.alie Mrs. Esther Wright. Vlrganla. . will leave Monday lo.r Washing· MAY 11 Roos and Mrs Wilbur Log<m. Mrs Potluck refreshments wet-e serv- I Mrs. C. M. Erwm. who wa~ call· ton, D. C., where he will attend a SATURDAY ONLY Virgil Uamm invited the group to ed at the cl?se of the meeting to ed to Bridgeport, W. Va., ~~ the doctor's convention. Mre. Lozier Randolph Scott meet at her home , Wednesday. Mrs. Milo B~ga:s, Mrs. James Van sudden death of her s~n-m·taw, 'lind son wlll remain for a visit . Marguerite Cbapman June 12, with MISS Emma Hamm, Meter, Mrs. Pyles. Mrs. Henry Fred. Sehroath, wll a busmess vis.. until June 1. CDRON~R CREEK co-hosteS;!I. Beaver, Mr11. Marton Wood, Mrs. ltor here Thuraday, She accompa<In ~~~lor> Curt Frederick, Mrs. Floyd Riden· nled Mr. and Mrs. Don Saxton, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Myers whr1 A 5ociaJ hour followed wHh a our, ~rs. Norman Frederick. BridgepOrt, who were in MJfton to have ·been quite HI arc reported Iluntz Hall Stanley Clem~nts dessert course served by the ha!l-_1 Mr's. Eldon Kraeuter, Mrs. Mabel visit his parents. as Improving. The aow.ry Boy• tesse, to Mrs. Harold Eppi<'y, 'Van Meter, Mrl!. Osca: Weber, Mrs. Miss Nancy Reed flew to SaraTHE HOT SHOTS Mrs. Floyd clark. Mr~. Leonartl ·E lla Hannum. Mrs. Ronald Osborri, sota, Fla., thh: past week and - alsoHess, sr., Mrs. Arth.:..~r Price, Mrs. Mrs. Fannie Adams, Mrs. Ada drove her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Comedy and C1rtoon Henry Koehl~r. Mrs. Margar,:: Neutzllng, Mrs. Esther Wright and E. A. Reed, who had been vacaDuerr, Mrs. L. c. Knr , Miss Em· daughters, Mrs. Henry Sper\cer, tinning there. home. ma Hal...m, Mrs. William MaYCL' Mn. Eddie Hartung and Mrs. Roas Mrs. Harold Clark, Dayton. visMrs. Douglass Singer, MiSs Clan Cleland. !ted her parents, Mr. and Mri. Reuter Mn Charles Lytle and WUI!am Burford, when she was O))'io University has invite r' the gu~sts. . called here ' by. the death of her mothers Of the ·Univer8-lty ILU cousin, Paul £. Fren-ch. dents fo attend the annual Molh Mr. and Mrs. Don Goddard, Bart. ers' Weekend on May 10, 11 an•' l•tt, visited "!"Lois Cedi, Thu... 12. This ~ the thlrty-""""d eel•• The Riverview 4·H Club m ~: day, when they came to Meil!ls bratio-n of Mothf'..r.s' Wuckend and April 27 at the Long Bottom County to atlend the Inspection of t'·e program includes the Hono.~~ church basement. the P<Jmeroy Chapter, OES. and Awar,ls Convoeption on Fri The meeting wa9 railed to or· Jean Roush, who is employed day and the Hnnua.l Torch mng £t Chester council Daughters of dor by vice pres-Ident Carolyn in Columbus, . 111 Spending the Memorial Au~itorium that e-ven AmMica met in regular session, Sisson and by repeating th4': club Mothers' Day week end with her in,g after a moving picture. V8 Fairlane. AutomP.tic Trans. mother, Mrs. D: E ..Roush. • Saturday they are Invited to Tueaday evening with Mrs. Glen pledge. Radio & Heater. Rei.lly Sharp. Tuttle councilor, presiding. All members were present bu' , Mrs. Paul E. Davas .abd Mrs. Da· lrttend cln~s and ·a swimmin,: A communieatwn was read from one. There was one visitor, Linda l v1d D:usr Jr . were an Columbus show Wlill be presented at the Na· Margaret Kistler, district deputy Brown. Tuesday to attend the African Vlo- tatorium by the Dolphin Club in thanking th~ council for their Sue Myers read an Interesting 1 let ~how there. the &fternoon and Preside11t Mei-eomatlc. Runs ~rfect. AU Mu~ Ruth Humphrey, Wheelers- Balker is giving the al11Rual Pre· participation at the rally. lnvita· story 1tbout "Arbor Day", good tires. · It's nice i.n every lions were received to attend in- rnean,b~f4 present worked on a pro burg, IS vlsilini Mr. and Mn, Leo side-nt's Reception. way. pectjon or Guiding Star Council ject and games were playod ror Se.arlea and daua:ht~. Carolyn. Sa·turday &Yening a pop concert and Forrest Rose Council. Fint recreation. , M1ss Humphrey wa1 a~mpanled wll1 be ·presented by the Ohio nomination of officers was held. The next meeting will be M 11 ~· here by her dachshund and its University bamd under the elms CustomllDf 2 dr. Radio & Heat· At the close of the meeting a sl . ll at the Lcmg Bottom church 1six pups which are the most lm- and a dance will follow at lhe er. Clean ' solld. lent auction was held . basement. portant visitors in the neighbor- University Center. Sunday morn -- hood for' the children in that vi- ing a worship servlee will be held einlty. at \he MemoriaJ Auf~i t-orium . oth· Mrli. James Harley left tqd-ay for er activities arre pinned fGr the VB Vjctorta. Fordomatlc, Radio Springfield to 9pcnd the wPek end tueats who will be housed in 'he and Heater. Solid, nice & .c lean. with Dr. and Mrs. John Harley dormitories trs guests of LhL;" and children. daughters and sons. Frien<lship Club Meeting Is Held At Carso11 Home The Mother ( lo(r , ' \ • Federated Circle: White Rose Lodge Auxiliary Mlu VlrJlnla Amott and Sbir· ley Beegle were weekend .8\leSls Meeting Is Held . Meeting I~ Held wj~drlesdo·vl•f aod Mn. Bill Our• or Wednesday Night ~n Branch Flen:una. prwdent tohe cb•ter, which baa been Wellaville, 0., and Larry Wolle • ..;j • '1949 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sed.$~95 1~50 Dodge 2 Dr. Sedan . $245 ' .' . ' 1951 Plymouth .4 Dr. Sed. $295 1950 Packard 2 Dr. !edcin $295 1953 Dodge Club Coupe $895 1953 DeSoto 4. Dr. .Sedan $895 ' 1952 Dodge Club c;:oupe $&6 1951 Dodge 4 Dr. Wan $475 1951 ~lymouth .2 Dr. Sed. ~5 1949 Doclgi'4 Dr: Seclon $385 1951 Ferd_l Dr. Sedan .. $465 1954 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sed. $995 • 1950 Ply'!'outh 4 Dr. sed. ,1. ~5· · 1950 DeSoto Cl"b Coupe . $395 1952 H!idsen Hardtop . .' $5f5 1949 tfuclaon2 Dr. ~dan$295 . ' 1947 Ford 2 Dr., SI!It~n . .$95 1953l)oclg~ 4 Dr. Seaqn . $915 1951 Dodge 4 D~. Sedan . $i95 1949 Pfy~o.tih C.l~b: Cpe. $US . 1947 Olds 4 Dr. Sedan • , $185 1950 Ply-:n"'tfi tM,, ~pe; $445 1953 Stucl. 4 Dr. S.clon ·.:. $8($5 ~9$1 Plymouth Hdtdtop . $575 1953 Plymouth.. Club Cpe. $a9S 1.952 M·ereury 2 Dr. Sedan $675 1950 Pontiac 2 Dr. 58dcan $29' 1948 D6dge 4 Dr;·$edon . $195 . \. ~ ' . · , ,' •. , , . ·,f R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. .. A!.~!!~~!l.. ~~~~m- ..paijn. Awards were presentea at tJte ,F riday , morllin& Pomeroy lunJOr Hl1b· School aasembly program In 1.be auditorium. Total salea of lllne SubaertpUoni was St,usg> anil the shire earned for tbi .several c:Laa treasuries was $381.85 'lrln. Glady• Hayman, ·etulrman m.. eo Ald.· ~dlvldull ... ~ . , awarda f.or the seven hlahelt ule~peraona were niade 111 fOiklwa: · · Jbbn WDr\b wateb Area Scoots In c:pmmend~tion ·frOm t~e .CUrti• ~-Dity Camporee I AU willa lleaters.lal;l Some with ·l lldlo lllld Aulomalle Tnnsmlsslon ' ' . .\ -,., . .. DODI!~-.Pl>YM~tm!..-nlw.n. Awards Assembly Are Held Friday 4-t.Camp Chester The ~-G-M area Saouts tre hnina~ a three day Campor~ 1\ C~ ·Chester starting FridaJ .fternoon{ May to. A ' ' { ~ ' ... • > '• 1 ,. ' lllova Ia tho Dolly h"'jl~ '"raJ ,......, Lall wM!I~ Prit.ntMI 1bo¥e la another Myltery Ptnn ...., to. ~ ,..: .-Iii' pltote .provld • ,..1 pUa• hte to mull •"' for thll this ........... ,....,. .lrlth' .;.;~. ,.,._. boint •...tc: ~ Ia' flndl11f · much • favor -- 1 0 loltntlf·/'lllo Myllwry Fn '-·''-" ,....,._of ' ' ' .• to.,... sc'outleader& Roundtable · [a J SERYICES HELD acbeduled. for lhls aftetnoon at 2•p. m. and' Parents Night will be h4:ld. Funeral iervlces loc. Ernest at . m. ' . ·Dcuglas 1 .Moundsville were beld Su'"""~- murning worship ter'i· Saturday at 10 A. M in the Meheld at the eamp u a .thodist Chu.reh at Ivydale, w. v~. ,.~.• --closing proifam of the Clay Funeral Heme was m • • • Cfllar,ve of 'the tiel'viccs. i, MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admilled: Sylvia Johnson, Cb.. shire Rt. 1. Discharged: Leonard Tuppers Plains RD; Mn. Haning and baby, Mrs . .\ble.s and baby, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 10, 1957 mccoy weber