https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ae425e17a34e9203d4e8e84c6134082d.pdf d0d841dc90a79ed1b91d6223d68559dc PDF Text Text ' 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, �•• • • • t The'Nl Dail~· Sentinel I MElTING ,;()STPONID DEVOTED INTERESTS OF MEIGS MASON AREA ' RICHARQ $ OWIN - GI!NEIIAL MANAGER REYNOLD I GRIINI- EDITOR Mrs WtlUam l'irtley 239 Llocoln Hall Dr1ve sa1d today a meetmt of Lhe Great Books Club orlJinall} scheduled for May 14 baa been postponed to May 21 at her add ress SubJect of the discussiOn will b.e th"e same Chaucer s Canterbury actrerti.si.ng representative Bottmelli Kimb&ll. Ine, SoU ve. New Yon\ City 18: N Y d u aee<~nd clan maUinJ: matter at the post offtce at Porn Ol07 () hlo Subscription rate~ Delivery by carrier where available 30 eents per WHit. one vear In advance at The Daily Sentinel offJee $15 60 m months, $7 80 three months $3 90 B;y motor rout~ where available eoe innftth $1 .Br-.: nall one year $8 m months $4 2~ t~e month.!, N CSO one month. II Publis hed every afte1 noon except Sunday by The Ohio VaHey Sen tlnel Inc at llO Mechanic St Pomeroy 0 Bu.sineu oHLCe pbone 398. editorlal otflce ohofl'l' 397 • Tragedy Here Emphasizes N~ed For More Enlorcement Personnel On Highways; Rutland Danger Spot Now Tragedies such as that one near Middleport Wednes d ay evemng Which now has taken e1ght hves serves as remmders The TWlhgbt Garden Club wall meet Thursday evenmg at the home of Mrs pw1ght Parker Plea sant RH.lge Road Nlsurtmg hos tesses wdl be Mrs Tom May Hnd Mr.s Jed Webster sr The program w1ll feature aD auchon sale could have mtervened that would have prevented It Most times such lnteNention takes place That s why most of us are allve today mstead of awaiting fune1 al ntes m mass pro portions There IS no drtver under hcense today who has not at some lime or other missed tragedy by the shmmest or margms Yet too lew of us take senously constant warnmgs to take thmgs easy on the road " The wreck this week has added volume 1.1> the cry "Take away their dnvers' licenses ' meaning the hot ron ders and other, found gmlty of traffiC v1olahons Thts JS not the whole answer or even a very large part of it Yes persons for a sttpulated pe11od Even thts 1s very difficult to enforce umversally m our courts "The meetmg of the Second Ward Women s Club schedule~ for Tue~ day evemng hil-s been postponed to Tuesday May 21 RIOING CL\IB TO MEET West Virginia an~rth~~~ ~r~dr~~y~rn~do~~~~~~~~ Dairy Princess contest Js on Your Election OLD SALEM Laws · Its doubtful If enough pohce could be effl~~ttd-ond pa1d enjoymg se veral days vacation by the taxpayers-to enforce any more slrlli Bill H~ffic regu With Ius pate nt s Mr and Mrs lations We refuse to put enou.sh enfolceme d: t!i:~rs on the •• TED w BROWN John llolllday 1 5 htghways already Who is wilhng to filo( tM bill for tnore' "',. "Y of Stoto Mrs w o Holl1day who hag F h h Ma ny \Oil b 1t few 110 doubt been a pAtu~nt n Holzer Hollpttal 1 or ere Is t e real answer mor~ eu Orcem~ut ersonnel have serve d a ~ prel'Jncl ofhc 1als Only by pla-stering our htghways with o ffCe:h ~~ tharat:tf'r or r~.;a l m the 111 tJOr. ~ nd dctaal Is now convalescmg at home 1."- l. f taws ded1rated to enforce the traffic c~n we r&tue~ ~uch tncf wh ch surroun J t he t wutlng of Mrs Grover Stout who has been a surgical pataent at Holzer Hos dents as occurred here Enforcement together w(th a stepped thc1r votes up program of education m our secondary sdl~b1i, tn our ml When the pvlls dose at o 30 elec P1t:11 1s now at home convalescing Mr and 1\lrs l nor courts and courts of record would ~ltld~llilii :lufckly t1on d 1y the precL!t{ t oHLcl<~is be C Chapman It has b(.'en tned in other areas on a lim I •t: "H t•::1 a"n found ca..§l gLn to count aut! t dndiltc the votes were an Dayton Sunday, the guests :oit'lr eat h cnmhd tie and for par life accident to get action there? AcROSs First Super Market Built In 1930 Spread Rapidly Over U.S. 1f the nvrrage shopper wf're ask When rhd supermarkets come into the grocery business~ ahe would probuhly May I don t know but we vu hod em as long as I can rememhcr It docs ~cern like a long t1me but actually the' first one was op ened In Ne\\ York In 1930 That ~rould bo just 27 years ago The Idea •pread rapidly though En terprl•lni merchant! in other t'('lm munlllt'tl opened 1imll.11r one atop supermarket~~. wilhm a flhort while and one could find at lea1t one auch establishment in almoat all the main cltlea of the country ln just a few ye.rr By 1039 5 per tent ot the total grocery buslnen of the country wu done in super marteta Then business real1y be ran lo boom tor the.qe atore!l Now tlthourh aupermarkeU make up only '7 percent or the total num ber of rrocery 1tore11 they do a round 60 ptr cent of the total aro <.'Wry buline11s In the country Convenience II one reaaon for thla aceordlna to Extension Spec laUab In MarkellnJ Jnformatlan for Conaumen 111d Food Mercllan dl&lna at The Ohio State Unlver 41t)•, Columbus They point out >thtt Jupermarkeb were built up on the principles of masa displays lt~-Jervtct, wide teledlon, the ~dllill of nationally advertised .branCIJ, 11r1e aale• volume and "'aDer martins of profit on eath Item 1111111. , Thlf Jomewhat more efficient ote"nUon JJ 1110 a reason tor the ]ftre1ta1 of food costa The 1pec Wa.t. It)' tllat coa•umerl!l today iPiad Only about 18 percent of tileJt J,neomea tor the 11me • mar· )et balket•• oJ lttOd th&t took 25 j!iftn.t of their Incomes In the cd j>fflod. 193(1-1113, Poet's Corner 1 Long IIUft'erlng IS Title of reepect 9 A layer ot Scent~ \\C are so very busy Wl.lh housecleaning m t 1t( :.prlng And we arow 91) llretl und Wllary Yes too tired to ~+en slnll \\ l re too tired to Wlltc .a lt-tter fo the frlenda Wv love so dear Most too tired to slt and vUlt Spealtina words ()( hop(' and cheer We ~hould never aet too busy To think much 1bou.t our Lor I Let Ul keep In hme with Heavfln Always list nln1 tor Hl.~t Word When our heart I• tuned to Heu ven Let 1 not &Vet' bt~ too busy To receive our friend~ Lord pose 22 Alco hollc beverago'l 24- Poem 26 Pack· lng mo~sures 10 Type of car 4 The un· known &'od (Hindu) 12 E1Yptlan G, Meater eo<fde.. 1S Ridicule lt Man • nune U Pa.1e 1& G-.nte of cat 1 cradlt 18 20 11 23 23 ttl J$ ao n.ote Mottl&<! Compua point tabbr) Blxlt River (It ) Two apo' cal\1 Apple drink MAiurlwn 6 Electrified p&rtlcle ~7 7 Book or the Bible 8 Fencing •words 9 Having lndtcatot11 11 Indian 13 Forblda U Sagaoloul 18 A nut --- Plants Right For Bees Now Popping Out box Selt- A••w•• Jnter· 1'flttt41Q' 1 3f Fertile apot• !.n de.eerta 37 Wlcktd eated people 28 Place• again 39 Narrow 30 Set In roadw..y motion 41 Doctrine 31 Koran 42 Lubricate chapter 44 mxclama3t River (Fr) tiOI.l an1l Even tho we are quite busv We can let th"' joy o er llow So that ~~ will aplll on Gthen And thev ll feel the Inner glow We r<tn wear a -1mlle quite sunnv Th~ "'c re ~lretl u ~Ired can be For our work wlll Joon be llnish ed Then we llsLn& il1,e ;,;latory Mra !I!!P.t Piut~ l.ona Jtoltiuii'1 dlilo "' COLUMBUS 0 - Plants that provide the raw-- materials for Ohio s honey crop are popping out oll over Charles A Reese Oh1o State Unavers1ty e~ter.sion l'tteclallsjln apiculture says the reeent ba my weather ha!l glveq the beekeeper a real break Nect&r and pollen. praducme plants are more abun dant tbsn they have been for aome time RMse points tuns seem we!) JWblte and or Samuel Sa-tterfield Racm " last week was enHilted mto the service at the Army Reeruttmg Ma.Ln Statton Ashlood Ky for a penod of three years The young !l{))dfer ls the .SOli ol Mr and Mra Tye SaUerfteld an~ attended Raci~e H1gh Scho prwr io enhshng in the Army Salttrrfleold reported to Fort Knox Ky for mltJal processmg and further 4U1gnment I 7TH ruv Pvt G - , - J -- KOREA (AHTNC).A ld f 'I • 8 25 10 00 TBA Joso NeJs SUhday CHANNIL I WSAZTV JO 10 S1go On S1gn On 10 Ui Proer~rn ao 12 lt WbJfs Your Trouble 12 30 TV Cbapel 1 00 Champlomddp Bowlh>l ~ ~ ~t:a!:~ts 3 00 4 SO ~ 00 5 SO 5 45 6 00 6 30 'l qCl 8 00 9 00 t 3ll 1« /J(j aM Sports ChriJtian Scleaee 10 30 What One Person CaD DIJ 11 00 This Is The Life 11 Man to Man 45 Industry on Parade 12 00 Off to AdVtntuJ!e tb ~QW Wide W1de World Outlook Meet lh• ~·•• Statesmen Quartette News Picture Tale! of Bengal Lancer1 C1tcus Boy Steve Aile[\ Sh:o'W A:lcoa Hour Loretta Young Show Rosemary Clooney TI!A 10 30 News ijeadhnes 10 4s N1tewatch li 00 Sign Off N'tewatch 12 30 S1gn Off 10 40 WCHS-TV Chinne; 8 -- ~ -----::-----::---:'~ Saiurtlay- Chaniiel8 B 00 Sign On 8 00 Life on the Farm B 30 Captain Kangaroo 9 30 Mi~b1Y Mouse Playhouse 10 00 Lucky 8 Ranch 10 30 Tales or te Texas Ranrers 11 00 Btg Top 12 00 The tone Ranger 12 30 B1g JSicture 1 00 L1fe m the USA 115 BaS'eball Prev1ew 1 25 Baseball Game of Week 4 00 Featu.re Report 4 30 TV Classroom 5 00 Air Power ~ 30 Range R1der 6 00 Zane Grey Theatre 6 30 Buccaneers 7 00 Jackie Gleason Show 8 00 Gale Storm Show $ 30 Hey Jeanme 9 Otl Guru:moke 9 30 Golden Playhouse 1000 The Late Show Sunday- Channel 8 9 00 Lamp Unto My Feet 9 SO Look Up & Live 10 00 UN In Aetion 10 30 C!lmera Tbree 11 00 Let s Ta~e A Tr\9 11 30 Wild Blll tficko~ 12 00 Heckle a~d Jec~re 12 30 Bad1e & 8ullels 1 30 Your Health 2 00 We BellllVe 2 30 The Last Word .f 3 00 Face the Natton 3 30 lunday News Spec1al 4 00 Odyssey 5 00 My Fr1end Fheka 5 30 Anme Oakley ft 00 Las&e 8 30 Marge & Gower Champions 7 00 Ed Sulbvan Show 8 00 GS Theater 8 30 Alfred Httchcoek 9 00 $64 000 Challenge 9 30 What s My Line 10 00 Sunday News SpecJ.al 10 15 The Late Show WHTN-TV Channel13 Saturday- Channel13 Sunday- dlannel13 11 59 12 011 12 so 2 00 2 30 Stgn On Faith For Today pral Roberts TV Sunday Scht>ol Johns Hopldns FOe College Press Co.nference Medical Hofitohs 400 MarshaU College rover rno son o •1 r 12 59. Sagn On and Mrs Grover Arnold 102 Co 1 dor St Pomeroy Oh.to 1s ~ 1 00 Mov1es member of the 7tb Jnfan~y D v 43~ ~ble Time Json m Kor.ea Arnold ent~d UtP. Army la_, t ~00 Tw0'6uh Pla'yhou!e July and received baste tram1n g at Fort Carson Colo He 1S a 600 Let s Talk It Over 430 Open Hearmg driVer In Tank Company of the B 25 News and Sports Headlmea 500 Mov1e d • d R l 630 Famous F1lm Festival 6 15 News IVlSIDn s 32 eglmen 800 The tawrence Welk Show 6 30 Hollywood Film Theater BOO Ted Mack Dav1d Rusaell Chne of Rout~ ~ 900 Ozark Jubilee 900 M1ke Wallace Profile Ohio last week was enll~d 10 00 20th ~entury Theater 10 30 All Star Talent Show 9.30 News and Sport.a mto Army at tile Army Re Sign OU 1215 9 3~ 20th Century The8ter oruiling Main Station Ashland Ky 1130 Sign Off for a periOd ot three year!l Cline who 1!1 the son of Mr and Mrs Russell Cline, was enh$led that he JS Irving up td 'his tespon upder the Army 1 program which s1bit,ities as a c1tizen.; pc•·rni" qualified volunteers-to se~Creed$" po'inteq brancb etf trammg CHne every dr1ver has a Oi'dnance corp! as bls sib1hty to mamtaln hK car training peak meelianlcal conditi-on yOung ioldler is a UI!S3 grad He inust be sure ibis velhiclo{ of Racine H111h Schoo) and is able to respond qulcld.'f bltlul'Yl was employed as a truck drller emergency" he said • Any with Harry Trout of Beverly Oh1o or loss of life that ret~u1ts Cheel< his care1tssnus 1n thl!l re&peet Ja~ prior to enhstlng clearly his fault ' M Sgt Galile Moore, loeal Army recrwter, completed CUne's enllstThe olf1cer l!Nlld frequent ment papers and a.rrana:ed for his checking of .cS'r cond1Uon by dr1v processln& at the Athland Stltlori' en .111 necessary to dutover me Cline left Ashland by tiut ehanical deterioration before t Thursday for Fort Knox KY , lor becomes a seraous hazard. !1•1!1•~'. · initial procesamr and further a!Ied btaket, Urea and Jugnment heq"ently contribute to a'Ctldents, he warned The patrol officer every driver should f6r ofwiOUs dan,ter he drives but not take the ~~ lodlc ehecl bY a ) Betty Roush Is Crowned Queen At Wahama Springt~e Prom Betty RoU!h daua:hter of Mr and Mrs Clawson Roueb of New Haven, was crowned Prom Queen of the Wahama Htgh School Junior Sentor Prom held 1~ the Wabama a:ymnulum on Fradiy evening M1as Roush was •elected from among the g1rls of the Junior and Senior Classes by the members of the dance band playang for the OCCISIOn Robert McGJothhn a :rp.ember oi ,t.be Junior cluB crown ed her latter is from Middleport A magic show was presented by Robert Jacobs and John Kunzel man of Pomeroy Juhlin11 McClung waa preiented In a d&nee routine Dinner music was fuf'olsbed by ftuth Gr1mm As an added attraction to the festlvJtaes a wr1st watch was presented to 1 lucky Semor by Otto Bostic, New Haven jeweler The names of the members or the class were placed in a box and drawn Ruth S:~yre of New Haven won the watch Chosen aa attendants were MLss Betty Da1i 11 and Mla!l Agnes Young MISs Dav1 5 1s the daughter of Mr and Mrs T R Dav1s or Ma son wh1le Mtss Youna: as the daua:h ter of Frank Young and Mr!l Juan 1ta Rayburn both of Mason' Senior Farewell 1\ssembly Given At Pomeroy High The Prom followed a banquet served 1n the gyrr to members of the faculty members of the two classes, and honored guests The ~erne or the banquet and prom was Fairyland fhe gym was decorated 1n keep lng w1tb tbe theme and pictured a land of filntasy in drawmgs hang IRg agarnst the wailll P1etures from storybooks of fatryland and castleS In the atr were drawn by members of the Junior Class as.. s1sted by Mrs Allee Nease, George .Zuspan and Jack Roush !J. Cal~ ce1hng was made up of blue streamers complete with ~tars and pmk clouds made of angel ha1r Servmg as toastmaster ot the banquet wa s Robert McGiolhiln and Rev Richard Wnght of the Mason Chfton Method1st Church litVe the lnvocatton f1rst .. number ruMlq: !Is Landa Lou M«J Ore gave It read l Middleport High NEED GOOD burn tympar::l Judith Sauer cym bats and Leo :Kennedy drums were added lo the group Accompamsts for the antermtaston numbers were Kay Darst p1 amst Warnk-e trumpet Coats saxophone Sinnner bass Kennedy drums Gad Stumbo tap danced 1 Love Baby" 1n a peach .satin and black tulle eo&tume Edward K1tchen sang Deep Purple • ~<nd Maryln Roush and Tom Kelly sang a duet Roses In the Ram' for the mtermtssion program INSURANCE? \ e FOR THE BEST! eANY TYPE! Soe or Call JOHN RICJIMOND Pomeroy A TOAST TO MOM! Health and 38 3& 40 •I M&\t klllo Life I 45. Tn• M-M,aU DOWN * 1 Commllftl. eatloll DAILY CRYP'l'OQUOTE - Hon'a bow to worl 11!1 AXYDLBAAXR lo LONGFELLOW One letier almply ata.nds tor another. In t1\ll i&mpJe ~ 11 used tor the thrn La, X. ror the two 0 a, •tc Btn&Ie letteu &poll• •rophel, the len&:th and rormatton. of the wordl art all htnta. Etch dt.)' lhe cod• Jetttrs are dlfferen.t A Cryrt•rram Qn~tatlnl':l QXOV' / VXB EBTBI PBMIPB ' l{~terAy 9 B GIVES PROGRAM Mrs Martha Husted s Grade 9 B room presented ibl Jumor Htgh Assembly program preceding the Magazme AwardS" Assembly cere mon1es Myroa Maag and Mary Me Afee dtrected the program and Ri chard Pouhn was announcer Son dra Potts played all of the p1ano accompamment It began w1Lh the traditional flag salute led by Boyd Roseberry and Roger Hubbard A acrtpture reading was giVen by Norm1 Roush A dramatlzatlon of a popular song Hey Go~ Look1t1'' was pre sented by Lee Reed in garl s att1re who carr1ed on a comical fhrtaboB Wlth Charles Kitchen, Herbert Ow ens. Btrrae Phdhps Cbarler R1f tie, Albert M:J.rtin Kenneth LefOe, and Charles McCabe, who were 'standing on the corner ' A vocal solo The Sunny Si~ or the Street was given by Myrna Maag and Sue Phllhps played a p1ccolo solo • Peasant Dance • Norma Ro 1sh, played a plano Third M:an Theme ' I DAB QOA MtJ QMIIZNEP" QMIVX QXNRB- ** * BUTTERMILK SKIM MILK C01TAGE CHEESE BUTTER COFFEE CREAM WHIPPING CREAM BU1TERMILK ORANGE DRINK SPRING' HILL , ' "Quaru, GALLIPOUS OAOU, • CryptoquOrt PF.OPLE: ASK yQtJ ,FOR CRITf· Cf!M, tiiJT TliEY ONLY WANT Pl\lU!IC- IIIAti!IIIKM r;.Il!f"""' •• tior t.lt.Hi WIJa " DAIRY ' OHIO Mr and Mn. Lawrence Smith and Mr and Un O.ba Offutt and dUldren •ere S~oda:r evenm1 dinner 1uelbi .or Mr aod Mn Tboow Weber BlU Wataon TUppen Plam1 0 spent a few days w1tb Mr and Mrs. John Gintbtr Mr. Eliubetb Wickham haa moved into her own home She has been atayioe w1th ber dau&hter Mn Pauhne Rlcteoour Opal Marie and Carl Thomas Of.. tutt •pent Monday evening With their aunt, Mn: Cleo Smith. WOLF PEN Room• New Fumiture I FOR $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE On Tile Brlglltett Comer 111 Middleport IF,you're looking in the low~pricefield ... 15 out ol ' to Smaller Cars wear a Pontiac Price Tag none give ~n~ ol Pontiac's Advantages Racine Hi School (Continued from p.,. on•J Supt. Charle~ Hayman gave sen lOt scholarship certificates to PhYI· lis Ible, first in county, Dav1d HY. sell second and Jamce Wolfe 4th A Banker's Award was presented by Tom Wolfe of the Racme Home Bank representmg Me1p County banks to Dwaln Sayre m Agncui ture Pbylhs Thle was recogmzed for being the local DAR winner 1n an essay test Honor keys were given by Supt Hayman to Janice Wolfe valed1c tonan Phyllu Ihle salutatorian Dwam Sayre actJVlhes, Donna Jean Lew1s cltn:ensh1p, Glennn Lmda StOckton Marlene Scholl Randolph and Maralyn Taylor for Sharon• Yoong, Jill Snowden As Enahab Tommy Stobart language enath Tracy Rita Neut.zllng and Robert Euler soeiaJ SCience Dav1d Brown Also Norma Chapman busmcss Usherettes were Dorothy A1 education, David Hysell agncul nold, Barbara Donovan Aprd ture alSo agriculture awards to Shasteen Julla Seyler and Ann Howard Bostic sophomore and Bak~r Band offlcen arc Rog Dwain Sayre proJects Jamce Hysell preau!ent, Carolyn Sassou Webb home economics Claud!• vice ))l'esident and Rdta Neutzllng Sh 1elds and Emma Lee Brewer se<:retary treasurer music Donna Circle and Wanda Acknowledgment of 'ippreeia Roush dramatics lamce Webb bOA were made to ~he Ba11 Janlce Wolfe Glenna Randolph Boosters the board or educahor and Robert Euler perfect attend tlnd adnumatrat1on for th-e1r he p ance for four years dvrJng tbe year and to Aaron Seniors gift to the school wat Zahl and manual trammg s.lu 1 a p A system presented by class denl.s for the1r aid preanJent, Robert Euler I to the C1t1zens of M1ddleport for the1r Vote of Conf1dence In The Recent Elect1on GENE Fb·•t Jtlt.,•J•" CARMEL Florence and Larry Circle vlsrt Mr and Mn. Steven RliiRU of ed Mr and Mn Buren Duncan Columbu• apeot Sunday wllb WI ot Clifton W Va Sunday Joyce Csrson apent Wednelday par~<otB Mr ud lin. Howard •~ sell 1 n iJht wath Dorothy Cll'cle Mr and Mn Leo Davldlon IIJI!I Mrs. Katie Moore and JOfl Paul ~nt Sunday afternoon With Walt.- daughter' VISited bia aunt. lin. Clyde Calnrt of Cbuter on sater Eva and Sad1e Archer 111'0., L1nda Cude spent Thursday A doe wat aeclden'laill.y IIU~ Dliht 111th Dorothy Busb of Sps.l Monday on Route 143 between t.b11 ler Carl and the Davidaon homea bp Mrs Elsie C1rcle aDd family and a car drlYen by Franklla Epple ol Florence CLrcle apent Saturday Hamsonvllle Ltltle dam11e wu wJtb .Mr and Mrs Ernest Jobnaon done to the Epple car and family of Cheahlre Mr and Mn Gu;v Tuckerman o1 Mr and Mn George Circle and ColumDus apent last week with daughter Carol of Pomeroy "ere her mother Hra Cora Gller who Sunday euetl! of M.r1 M.ary Cir Is confined to ber home with iJJ,.. neu cle and aon Mn Mary c u·de and aon Mel Mr and M.rr B E Carl Vltlted vln and Hacold Cucle of Dorcas rel .. tives 1n AtheDJ In Monday called on Mr and Hn Homer Cir ele and family Mrs Elsie Circle and fam1ly anjj Florence Circle called on Mr and Mn Wardon Oun of Bashan , >READ THIS STARTLING FACT ¢- MY THANKS Try Our Other Producfs Too tM;w,rares that I have lott Interest In tbe llsue Latin Amencan1 have- revoluhoOJ an.d abortl¥4.! uprltlnp aa r1aturally u thelr top polltleoe Ileal send the loot t.o Paril aod go over the blll w1tb their miltreues when tbe beat comes on l have always undentood per sonal fastfiiht& and aome mlnor revoiutwnt but 1t cannot be that the world 11 1uch an lmpo1Jdbte place to hve in that men mu1t comm1t suaclde over a border or start cornu~ opera wan for bq: own amusement CHESTER Maybe 1f wmlm,.e enou1b people they II quit havln1 them l am sure al wt of readin1 about little wan biJ warr preYentJve war& I 'lm gettlna: to the point where 1 don't much care wbo wine wtrat 1f 'I don't bave to keep up wtth It Tbe eingbam dog and the calico eat fouJht a dead heat and ate eacb other U4'= Mr and Mrs Robert Palett War I ve bit tht stage where 1 beam ren 0 and lin EU11 Stile• of to think that It might be a jolly And the trae1c part of all th1a Pomeroy vil1ted Mr and Mn 1dea if all the quanelen beat commotiOn today 11 that there 11 John Gmther each other to death and left the Kr and Mn Clayton Allen and non-qu1rreler1 in a semblance of so much or 1t gome on that 1t has a.uumed burle~que proport1on1 BtU apent an evenm1 wlth Mr and peace The Umted Natrona u a joke and Mn. Charles GoeJlem Just what 1s the quarrel be- people JU8t don t know where to Mra RoN Cleland attended a tween Nicaragua and - I had to 8'end a gunboat any more They meetmg of Diltrlct Oeput1e1 0 of look at the pt.per to see who they have so many choa~• A 1n Pomeroy were mad at - Man1gu.a it uya I suppose they lL contmue as Mr1 Cla1r Newell and 100 Larry I don t know And I don't care they always have contanued to apent the weet end in Columbus Mr and Mn John Hardy V1a1ted Th11 apphes to mternal political Mrl Besa Etselltein Athen• 11 w1th friends m Sandusiy Oh1o aquabbler m Cuba and French claw each other but m my short troubles m North Africa and the span I wall not d1gmfy any of lt makmg her home for tbe present over the week Md with seraous emouon Let em with her brother Thed Croy business in Jordan and Syr1a fiJht Let em beat each other • Mn BUJ Kendall and chlldreo ion Wood Maybe tf Wf! turned the Egypt -J>fa1nS out And when the Russtans are vi1itlng her mother Mra Ho1ans and the Syrians and the Jt>r Mr1 Lettie )(eredlth Columbus tell them they ean find me bart Smalley cOme, da01ans and the Greek& and the a week end wtth Mr and spent Mra Roy Chr11ly Mrs Mar1on llraehs and the French and the waiting placidly lR Southport N c Mn P F Koblentz (Copyright 195'7 by United Wood aad Hrl Lillie Cbr11ty spent English and the South Africans C\ Feature Syndicate, Inc) a day in P.artenburg. 4 1 r and Mrs P F Koblentz call and the Cypriots artd the Irish ReTbe Pa1t Couneilor Club met on ed on Mr and Mrs George Gen publicans aU loose~ in the same Wednelday evemng at the Lodge betmer Wedn~Jday evemng Mr arena and equ.apped them wlth Hall and enJo.red a potluck av.p- Geohe1mer juat rectn!y returned clubs we might arrive at a happer from Caty Hoapltal Parkenburg PY If battered solution Mr .and Mrs. Chfford Harr1s of Mra Henry Beaver and Mn Mu Fred Rtc=e bu gone to A,ilI am ao longer sure that any Columbus. ~re wee1tend euests of George Pyle• v1ailed Mrs Curta pomatox Va for a Vlllt With rei.aobody's r1ght about anything I her gr&ndparemts. Mr and Mn Wolf Wednesday tJVer questwn tbe mtellu~:ence of dJplo- Dell 1 ucbdoo Mr and Mn Roy Behing Pom Ml's Esther K1mes has been 111 macy on all parta and I know for Mr and Mrs Charles Amos eroy called on Mr and Mra Mar at her home sure that dollar fr1end1h1p buys and Mrs Frances Larkms 1md nolhtng abroad but d1sllke Nobody son John were Sunday dmner can plan a wo1ld and It lS po88lble guests oi .Mr and Mn. Cllll.h Joh 11 that 1f you allow the squabblers ston of Bradbury where they eel<! to knock each otber out ther 11 brated Mr Amos birthday Mr and Mrs Chns Diehl were get sick of confhct and go back to the plough Sunday guests of his broth~ Here 11 where somebody raises William Diehl Chillicothe his hand politely and says that un Mr and Mrs Wllham Dean and less we bnbe peacemake meddle daughten were weekend gue~t~ and flex muscles the Rllsrnans or her parents J.!r and Mrs Fred w1U jump mto the mess and take Sayrt of West Vug 1ma over 1 don 1 believe that any more Sam Dyke VlSlt.ed several da} s I don t thmk a people even 8i bas wtth h16 brother tn Northern Oh o 1cally unpracticed In thmkmg as Mr a.nd Mrs Clayton McDol e the Russians l'/Ould want to clean of Upper Sandusky spmt the up the Augean stables that the weeken4 wtth her mother Mrs world has become Anybody who Frances Sno, den bas eve'r trled to tldy up after a Mr and Mrs Jerald Woodru -.1 raucous cocktail party Will koow and daughters Dayton and M• what I mean Rutbt Lucas Wellstoo spent the There was a war I attended once weekend wtth thelr father Sam whtch was supposed to make the Dyke world safe for somethmg and ll Paal Myers of Columbus spent did lt made the world safe for the weekend wlth hiS parents Mr all th1s damn nonsense every and Mrs Lee Myers where w1tb borders and str1ps Mr and Mrs Paul Pattersu ... and prohibited zones and an 1n were Friday guesls of Mr and Side the irunde revolutions extra Mrs Charles Grifftth Fave Potnl:.. popular as a eause for mans nat Charles McHaffie Columbu ~ ural nastiness has been VlSiting his daughtc What they fight for 1 Mr a-nd Mrs Seth Nacholson dbn t know - maybe they know Mr and Mrs Thomas Schoon when they he bleedmg and dead over and daughter of Vtrg:m In a street The hand jumps up wl!re glll'9ls over the weekend aglin and says They fight !or With thear parents Mrs Freda freedom • Grate and Mr aDd Mrs Charles Freedom for what" In Hungary Miller 1 a new brand of Commumsm call Lloyd Dugar lefrt Tuesday to 1t what you want? 1 don t know enter the u s. A.rrrey Mr and a VIet Minh from a Viet Nam and Mrs D .,.~n moved theu hous ... • ~on~ want to A North or South hold goods from the NiCk Gruese"' 1 -~et ~ou oreiln to me as only a Korean property to Hie home of the-r par U Batista Js Wrona: tn Cuba • what a pity, what a shame But J ents Mr and Mrs Guy Kennedy have been reading about and where she WJII resade Mr and Mrs Robert Schoon have been mixed up in Latin Am over and Jamily Pomeroy bave ertea'!_r:.:.oiutions foz so long moved mto ol.he property recenll~ ~ vacated by Mr and Mrs Llo) d to Keep her happy and fit . . . . ond so do you' 43. StUd up NV ., IOIIaT C RUARK CHAPEL HILL. N C - J hate war like the m•n uLd, abd wbat ll more Ita beJiDniDJ t.o bore .me Concert Long of health glying Milk each day IEak.r Employ HAJJI Falaehoo4 Corr.et rece1ved a $10 pr1ze Jeannette Roush receaved $7 an cash on the dally drawmga competition In the pme draw1ng Eric Hart won a rap arobe and Sharon Young a camera There was a t1e 1n tbe competl tlon for the Plx:le mascot u arded to the person selhng the morA Lad1e5 Home Journals" R1chard Pouhn Donald Spencer John Me Murray and Mary McAfee were tied Donald Spencer drew the lucky cut and received the P111e Hohday magaz.ine subscnp t1ons were gtven to Mr Wll11ams and Mrs Frances Roberts fo1 hav me the hom~rooms w1th the f1rsl and secpnd highest total of !tales Mrs Hayman presented the fol lowing checks (or the schools share of the sales To Prmc1pal Howard Kmght for the lumor Highs 25% of prof1tll a check ror $78 10, to Nmth G!'lde Grade officers Linda Crow and N1ck Coates a $119 47 check for their 51% of the t&tal to Terry Knight and Sharon Young Eighth Grade off1cers a $84. 33 check for 36 percent of the total profits to Asenath Tracy and Joyce Buckley Seventh Grade oCflcers a check for $30 45 {or 13% of lhe total proIlL< Prmc1pal Howard Knight thank ed students and teachers far their fme assembhes g1ven during the year wg She needs three glasses knot (Continued from ,... OM) was With RolH!rt RIUII'h . ,............. Rutland Awards Assembly and 'Young Love a popular rock-and ro:ll tune brou&ht do""n the houSe 1 hom as Goett, announcer pre sented Maunce and Raymond Johnson vMo led the traditiOnal Flag Salute (oym) tc•tn ) 't3 Rope with ---- You re the Reason I m In Love fro-m the Bible and L1la A welcome speech enlitled Terrell rendered a vocal solo en 'Foot Loose and Fancy Free was titled You 11 Never Walk Alon ... gwen by Shirley Lyons president GraduatJOr Day was the name of the Jumor class A response en of the , ocal .selection sung by ftiU-ed 'A Wave of the Wand was M1lton Lambert bar11one gtven by Allan Harris A piano 60lo Heartbreak Ho l'"'incipal Clyde Foley gave a talk "In the Land of Make Be tel v.as played by Sol John.son heve' He wu followed by a ser A Class Wtll wntlen by Apnl tea of numbers presented by en Sha6Leen Lila Terrell and Janet Struble was read by the g1rls tertamers or the area Beau Shertzer and Su ~1e Call who took turns at nar:roatmg the were presented tn a tap dance- SCript routine wh1le Gene Crooks played The Semor Swan Song Any a trumpet solo The former two \\\here l W~ndtU: ~ wa s su.ng by are from Pmot Pleasant and 1he the enltre Class or 1957 M1ss Brent:la StrauS.!I accompamcd "VoMEETING CHANGED cdlsts at the ptano Chester Grange meeltng has been postponed from Tuesday May 14 unlll Fndav May 17 at the school (Continued from p•ue one) 814 E Main St. atven a.fter numerous try-ouh l!Qdern ~urmture and ect':euor ie1 from tbe .&ter Furniture Ston ad.ded a creat deal 1.o the auceess of the play• which were each ,.ven 10 llvlnt-roorn aetJ The state manager Milford HY all and B 1lll Fink and the pro perty men James Milia Okey Cart Dave IDndy carroll MOw ery Stephen .;Jacoba Jamea Mob ler Robert Morria Roben. Delay changed the furnltmc complete ly during the intenm111ion and aaaasted Ml'l' Moore with the smooth prMentataon of the playa Cut 6! the f1rst play 'The Castle of Mr Simpson incb.lded Tom Kelly Kay Stiles Carol Owen Judy Murray Jane Har ns Kenneth Lewn Stephen Coats Eddte EYans Students m the second plav The Red Dr~ were Keith Au derson Maryln Roush Gat• Stumbo Janet Valenhne Barbara Captema Sb1rley Routh Bru"e Bradford Edd1e Grue.ser Rdchard Hovatter Robert HennHY bldell Konltrtght Ushers were Lmda FlerLn& Bes sae Pettit Charles Davis Ob illS Hemmoru Edward McComal lra Butcher Larry Baker James Bowles Leo Kennedy Arthur Olark Semors of Pomeroy H1gh School Friday mom1ng presented lhe1r F-arewell Assembly pl"'gram when applause gave approval to C{)mposed the ~Jve Nolhmgs of gu1tar players Harold Hagar and Vmcent Gheen a.nd vocalists M•ke Ohhnger Sol Johnson and Eugene Frye Their Around and About one) RIOIIIJ a(:ademV 11 Rtver ueu.. Ami not let the th!n&s that p.amh Keep us rrom God'• Holy Word Let us jlray while we are workin~: For protection from above And the Lord wlll surely bless us Whi ie WI'! trust in Hi a ..:real love C!~f.p<ISod by aUk 3 Type 11kht 38 We- can hear ltla voice 110 sweet And altho 1ll e may keep buftf lie will fill with joy complete 19 sup- wonn (H I• 17 Muatc HOUIICLIANING 2 Allam 0 .n 1 D-A-l lY____ CR0 SSW 0 RD Servicemen June 1s Da1ry Month brlngtng w1th 1t the second annual West V1rg1ma Dany Prmcess Contest L th f Mi 11 K th ast year e ormer a teen Thorr.pson represented the Charleston Huntington .&rea as one of the SIX flnaU.ats at tile state con test Morgantown Th{'re are several quaUtu!atlons an eligible glrl must meet The most tmportant ones are e been unable to rlo much about it Will II take another eight The Me1gs County Rulmg Club w1!1 meet at the Rock Sprmgs Grange Hall Tuesday May 14 at 8 p m Fmal plans wtll be made !or the horse show whtch will be held May 19 There will be a program and recreatwn followed by poll uck supper ! of the latter a brother Mr and Romme and family than the on~ It vJtcr.<; arc woJlJnQ Ill lin e at the MrsTheJohnny Reverend and Mrs Morns i polhng place at 6 30 t hey are per- have moved to her old home place 1 She iftttet be at lea!l 18 ~ears tl"H 1111 Y Ch •pm an ra r m of age by Odober 1 19S7 and ~he question IS when Will taxpayers settle the bill thai \\111 1milled to vole mu st not be over 2~ years of age be certain to come for the planned program to change Amer Before ll1e mlu<~l t<~hul atton as Mr .and Mrs Ralph Turner a~ o r October 1 1957 2 She must Jean highway behaviM? begun they must HH mil• for all were m Pomeroy Su nday evemng not he or have been married 3 WI Iale th IS ques1JOn won I b e answere d un If I 'h '·bll VQicd and soi led d efaced or un to see hu Sis ler Mrs Donald She must be a higb ~chool gradu .. r1u c be used ballots to bt fl rta n Lhey Sw('aJ 111gen ,.. who h; a patient at att as or Juj.y l~ 57 1 comes tucd of highway slaughter we cah do our bft fn o~her hav~ no more or tc-"l'l hal lots than M l t K~ \,{ ne r al UnspJtal ~ ways by brmglng to•ttJt!•<fttentlon of tbe pubhc dangc1 ous t he nnmhe1 rl1 1vend to thr poll r rllty Erl1 \\lnt> who 19 employ Candidates musfJ haVe a dairY areas '\l.hm e ttagedies mny occut 1ng pl11ce ~~ ~ Ih e Bu<.~rd ot E lte HI on the rulrouJ ~ prnt the wee k ftrm bafkground They must 'nd w th hJs [anuly etther resldc on a farm Which deOne 1s In Rutlnnd right now Coal trucks are reported to twns 1 aes at least part o£ liS mcome enJoy their own kind of • drag racmg when returnmg empty The •It (\l ou s lah•h ~ sd f01th m from dmr~ Jnlt or they must have. to their loading p1ts Right thJouoh the hl'art of Rutland l d ctall how tl u rot nlm g uud l ul l S 1 St t E b lp 1ng m J ~ t he dnnt Unt of tli f liti.C~l put} a s the d ctk verifies. h\ ed on such a farm at least part a em ree venmgs hot rodders get theJr souped up four 1udges takes a ballot utd 1cJHl~ th e voles su l i ad an d lal aerl rhts of thmr hves All entrws mu sl be In bY May 15 Wbee)ers out and roat th1ough town scemg tf they (_an m 1ke lluud th t names of th. 1and dat ~ ~ 1m( prot<rluJe 1 fol lO\H 1 unt1l S('\ ural names have already two wheelers out of them around the corners without t1ppmg voted fur und tht wtt! t r lUI) qt, ~ 111 tin h:ll l Jt ~ huvc hccu cuuutcrl hcen received as- entrants in the over Load ed coal t1 ucks lHiil down Salem Street swm_g wtde lions or l~ !i Ul'B that w~rc subm l fh<> J)rt:Jstdm !!: JUdge then c.xammes contest If you quality or Jf you 1 through the junction presided over by the Rutland Depart ltd A lh: tk of lho OJliJf :-;t lt pol1t1 the wmk s llf'cts s Rn s thtm and ment Store ul party th en makes t•lly mHrb ns t rls the tot al vote fm each can know of someone else who quail for each vut(' read al oud on work dtdute and 1s.s ue 1n each poll book 1 faes please .;;all B1l) Gregory at And we as k Y. hY do acc1 dens t happen' Rutland certamlv sheets p1 ovtded hy tht Roa1d of the off1caal rec01d o£ lhc ulect10n 207 or Mrs 8111 Greiory at Hl36 J for more detaaled mformatlon and is the breeding place each day tor another Halley event orn ElectJOII S A Jt!dgc or the s tme po Ill that precm<l blanks entry cers have been alerted 1o the problem there but so far have artif against ea~h qut st on nr 1ssue successful We can thmk of no more littibg old sayltig" "WhHe the cat s away the mice "'iJl play Saturday- Channel3 -:----:.--~ MEEtiNG POSTPONED Two Plays Given ---------The Da•l~ Senttnel (Contlnwd ,,...... " .. WSAZ -TV Chan"el 8 30 Cirde 3 Ranch 9 30 Gum by 10 00 Flll'y Tal~s. 10 30 Capt _s.l:aiJant True Story 1100 tjEW A~RIVAL Mr and Mrs Jame-s Lewis are 1130 Detective's Diary announcing the btrth of a nme 12 00 Down on the Farm popnd six o•mce son at Schaekle 12 30 Hopalong Cassidy 100 TBA Cli01c, .Uason on TUesday Apr~~· They abo haye two daughters, ~t 130 Baseball bara Ang and D1anne Gran 8f. ~00 Sky Kinr 530 Sports Eye ents are Mrs and Mrs Chffor I Newl' Picture H~ eobs Romeroy and M'r and fi Roy Rogers 600 Charles Lew1s Pomeroy Great 6 30 Saturday Night Jamboree grandparents are Mr and Mrs 7 00 Perry Como Henry Beacb Bradbury and Mr Cea~s H~;~ur 800 and Mrs Pearl latobs Pomeroy 900 Gearge Gobel and Mrs Wase fto!Jddleport 9 30 Your H1t Pa'ride CI.O:RbiN clui MElTING - but hardly more than thaf--{)f how senotls this business ol dnvmg automobiles on pubhc h1ghways really IS Every mmute of every hour of every day m the Um•ed States accidents a1 e bemg narro"' ly ~votded that could If they had occurred be quite as costly m hfe and property Ou1 s here Was one that did happen Up to the mslant the Hallev and Sm1th cars met in that shattenng smash a milhon events found gmlty In fair court of dnvmg while mtoxlcated should It seems agreed pay the penalty of doing without thelt license TELEVISION GYIDE Daily Sentinel Day Book a-Dolly hnllnol, Pomo,....Middlo port, Ohio. M-. II, lfJ1 GRATE ~ 0~ Mary wm 10 ""'"ng her daufhter Or and Mrs J H 5cl man of Charleston Mr and Mrs Jumor W11Uams and s()n& have moved thea trall .. r from Prineeton W Va , to the Ethel Nelson lffi where they are re~udmg Mr W1iham.s will ~ employed at the Ka1ser plant at Ravenswood Mr and Mrs ctu.rles Lathe~ land son have moved to tlle Rus sell B&~iey 'Place on Lea.dtnlt Creek Mr and Mi-s Lemond Foster and family have moved frDm the Ed Mohler property at Beech Grove to Vmton Mr and Mrs Nale.s Strait and sonS' of Wheeling spent a short vacatlGn w1th her mother Mrs Chloe Fink BASHAN "'"t By Mn. A H Bailey Fr1end8 and, relatives called here by the death of Mrs Varg1e Krider were Mrs Martha Erdman Pittsburgh Mr and Mn Jesse Musgrave Buckhannan W Va Miss Alma Pickens Canton Philip P1ckeps and Mrs Frank Enrus Cleveland Mrs A E Williams Syracuse and daughter Helen Grace, Lancaster Mrs Mabel Van Meter and Mrs Laura Hartung of Chester Mrs Elsie Wh1te of Warsaw 0 spent the p3.5t week visiting Mr and Mrs Grover Wh1te and famlly and Mr and Mrs Ralph Ballard Mr and Mrs Clmt Orr spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Billy Orr of Reedsville Mrs Et hel Orr !ipcnt Saturday night wtth her father M1ke Theass who Is Ill Mrs Lola Sorden Eagle Ridge, spent the past week Wllh her daughter Mr3 Ruby Orr Don~ Wh~te ts ~pencting a few weeks wtth Lea Eddy and famUy of Wooster while her si1ter Thel rna l& m a hospttal for surgery Mr and Mrs Don11ld Trussell spent Sunday m Columbus With Mr and Mrs WHham Marshman Charles Spencer aod h1s mother Mra Etta Spencer were at Down maton Sunday to see Mrs Spen eer's brother Lev1 Hawk whe U I Ul. .. PONTIAC GIVES YOU UP TO 1."' MORE SOLID CAR PER DOLLARI Not one of the smaller can can g~.ve you tha hMvy-duty conllh'uctwn, the ,.... hua1lft1 Hft and Hlhl security that 1111'~ round )'Oil m every Pontiac Yet Pontiac'• the mmble&t beavywe~ght you ever manapd-and your Pontiac dealer can llhow you more than 10 dozen advanced engJDeerma: reaaona why! Pontiac hu gone all out to make thia pnumo big ear the moot docile packap of 11111ht you ever had the -pleuure of bouing You U Cmd Pontiac's e:rclwnve Preclalo~Touch Controls make steering and braking the 8UJ'e8t, eft8le8t you've ever ezpenencedl Park 1t. CI"Ul8e 1t. try 1t m ato~and 10 traffic •• this 111 drivmg the lltllailer JObo can't -lilly equal. PONTIAC GIVts YOU • TO 7 INCHES MORE WHEELBASE! \ The small cara e:rlend bumpers and fenders to look b1g-but Pontiac puts the extra ~ whele tt countsbetween the wheels! Here'e e.z:tra length that INockets the bump1lntt.d of riding 011 lhem. And this e:r:tra length &howa up uwde, too, m stretch out .space for m footera Add to Pontiac's bon111 m length iUI aU-new AuspellS.lon system and you hav. an ••clu•lvo lnfi-l.lno lido no car at any pnoe can 8W'p88l • snd a builtin A8nae of direcbon and leCUnty that will&poil you for the Rmaller cars fo1"6verl ''Can You PONTIAC'S PERFORMANCE TOPS THE BEST THE SMALL CARS CAN OFFERBY A WIDE MARGINI Not one of tbe smaller can can meuure up to Pontiac P.rQfi'IWIOPI, Wbetber you judp a -plant by enpneenn1 .t.atiltica or on the-road performance, P<tlltiac'a Stn.to.Stnlak V -!!Blanda heod and aboulden above anythiog m the low-pnoa field Yeur hrtthlc ...._will M happy to thw y•u • ceM,._ ,.dHIA.. ftaurw compc~rlson-then an eye-operun1 teet drive m traffic or out on the highway will aupply all the heart-lifting proof you neod that Pontiac baa oeparatod the men from the boyo wbei. 11 oomeo to per· formancol -AND PONTIAC HAS ALWAYS BEEN FAMOUS AS ONE OF AMERICA'S TOP TRADE-INS! Maybe tt comes as a surpnae to you that .o much.tnoreca.rean beyounattllei&ID8 pnc.eyou'veseenon the smaller can. But there a the facti And Pontiac I• • woncl• ful lnYMIIIMnl, teol AJJ you. know. it baa always commanded a top trade-m. So wby not step out of the small-car cl.aM and mto a Pontiac • there'• nothinc 111 your way. Your Pontiac dealer baa. the keys and an eye-opeJWll otrer W'8.1tinf for you nght now! • So why not look and feel like a million-inotoad of a million otbora7 s.., Steer, Slop Safely? ••• Chec:. Yaur Car-Chec:lc Accldenlla._ SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED Pontiac DEALER TRADING'S T•RRIPIC RIGHT NOWI I ' �•• • • • t The'Nl Dail~· Sentinel I MElTING ,;()STPONID DEVOTED INTERESTS OF MEIGS MASON AREA ' RICHARQ $ OWIN - GI!NEIIAL MANAGER REYNOLD I GRIINI- EDITOR Mrs WtlUam l'irtley 239 Llocoln Hall Dr1ve sa1d today a meetmt of Lhe Great Books Club orlJinall} scheduled for May 14 baa been postponed to May 21 at her add ress SubJect of the discussiOn will b.e th"e same Chaucer s Canterbury actrerti.si.ng representative Bottmelli Kimb&ll. Ine, SoU ve. New Yon\ City 18: N Y d u aee<~nd clan maUinJ: matter at the post offtce at Porn Ol07 () hlo Subscription rate~ Delivery by carrier where available 30 eents per WHit. one vear In advance at The Daily Sentinel offJee $15 60 m months, $7 80 three months $3 90 B;y motor rout~ where available eoe innftth $1 .Br-.: nall one year $8 m months $4 2~ t~e month.!, N CSO one month. II Publis hed every afte1 noon except Sunday by The Ohio VaHey Sen tlnel Inc at llO Mechanic St Pomeroy 0 Bu.sineu oHLCe pbone 398. editorlal otflce ohofl'l' 397 • Tragedy Here Emphasizes N~ed For More Enlorcement Personnel On Highways; Rutland Danger Spot Now Tragedies such as that one near Middleport Wednes d ay evemng Which now has taken e1ght hves serves as remmders The TWlhgbt Garden Club wall meet Thursday evenmg at the home of Mrs pw1ght Parker Plea sant RH.lge Road Nlsurtmg hos tesses wdl be Mrs Tom May Hnd Mr.s Jed Webster sr The program w1ll feature aD auchon sale could have mtervened that would have prevented It Most times such lnteNention takes place That s why most of us are allve today mstead of awaiting fune1 al ntes m mass pro portions There IS no drtver under hcense today who has not at some lime or other missed tragedy by the shmmest or margms Yet too lew of us take senously constant warnmgs to take thmgs easy on the road " The wreck this week has added volume 1.1> the cry "Take away their dnvers' licenses ' meaning the hot ron ders and other, found gmlty of traffiC v1olahons Thts JS not the whole answer or even a very large part of it Yes persons for a sttpulated pe11od Even thts 1s very difficult to enforce umversally m our courts "The meetmg of the Second Ward Women s Club schedule~ for Tue~ day evemng hil-s been postponed to Tuesday May 21 RIOING CL\IB TO MEET West Virginia an~rth~~~ ~r~dr~~y~rn~do~~~~~~~~ Dairy Princess contest Js on Your Election OLD SALEM Laws · Its doubtful If enough pohce could be effl~~ttd-ond pa1d enjoymg se veral days vacation by the taxpayers-to enforce any more slrlli Bill H~ffic regu With Ius pate nt s Mr and Mrs lations We refuse to put enou.sh enfolceme d: t!i:~rs on the •• TED w BROWN John llolllday 1 5 htghways already Who is wilhng to filo( tM bill for tnore' "',. "Y of Stoto Mrs w o Holl1day who hag F h h Ma ny \Oil b 1t few 110 doubt been a pAtu~nt n Holzer Hollpttal 1 or ere Is t e real answer mor~ eu Orcem~ut ersonnel have serve d a ~ prel'Jncl ofhc 1als Only by pla-stering our htghways with o ffCe:h ~~ tharat:tf'r or r~.;a l m the 111 tJOr. ~ nd dctaal Is now convalescmg at home 1."- l. f taws ded1rated to enforce the traffic c~n we r&tue~ ~uch tncf wh ch surroun J t he t wutlng of Mrs Grover Stout who has been a surgical pataent at Holzer Hos dents as occurred here Enforcement together w(th a stepped thc1r votes up program of education m our secondary sdl~b1i, tn our ml When the pvlls dose at o 30 elec P1t:11 1s now at home convalescing Mr and 1\lrs l nor courts and courts of record would ~ltld~llilii :lufckly t1on d 1y the precL!t{ t oHLcl<~is be C Chapman It has b(.'en tned in other areas on a lim I •t: "H t•::1 a"n found ca..§l gLn to count aut! t dndiltc the votes were an Dayton Sunday, the guests :oit'lr eat h cnmhd tie and for par life accident to get action there? AcROSs First Super Market Built In 1930 Spread Rapidly Over U.S. 1f the nvrrage shopper wf're ask When rhd supermarkets come into the grocery business~ ahe would probuhly May I don t know but we vu hod em as long as I can rememhcr It docs ~cern like a long t1me but actually the' first one was op ened In Ne\\ York In 1930 That ~rould bo just 27 years ago The Idea •pread rapidly though En terprl•lni merchant! in other t'('lm munlllt'tl opened 1imll.11r one atop supermarket~~. wilhm a flhort while and one could find at lea1t one auch establishment in almoat all the main cltlea of the country ln just a few ye.rr By 1039 5 per tent ot the total grocery buslnen of the country wu done in super marteta Then business real1y be ran lo boom tor the.qe atore!l Now tlthourh aupermarkeU make up only '7 percent or the total num ber of rrocery 1tore11 they do a round 60 ptr cent of the total aro <.'Wry buline11s In the country Convenience II one reaaon for thla aceordlna to Extension Spec laUab In MarkellnJ Jnformatlan for Conaumen 111d Food Mercllan dl&lna at The Ohio State Unlver 41t)•, Columbus They point out >thtt Jupermarkeb were built up on the principles of masa displays lt~-Jervtct, wide teledlon, the ~dllill of nationally advertised .branCIJ, 11r1e aale• volume and "'aDer martins of profit on eath Item 1111111. , Thlf Jomewhat more efficient ote"nUon JJ 1110 a reason tor the ]ftre1ta1 of food costa The 1pec Wa.t. It)' tllat coa•umerl!l today iPiad Only about 18 percent of tileJt J,neomea tor the 11me • mar· )et balket•• oJ lttOd th&t took 25 j!iftn.t of their Incomes In the cd j>fflod. 193(1-1113, Poet's Corner 1 Long IIUft'erlng IS Title of reepect 9 A layer ot Scent~ \\C are so very busy Wl.lh housecleaning m t 1t( :.prlng And we arow 91) llretl und Wllary Yes too tired to ~+en slnll \\ l re too tired to Wlltc .a lt-tter fo the frlenda Wv love so dear Most too tired to slt and vUlt Spealtina words ()( hop(' and cheer We ~hould never aet too busy To think much 1bou.t our Lor I Let Ul keep In hme with Heavfln Always list nln1 tor Hl.~t Word When our heart I• tuned to Heu ven Let 1 not &Vet' bt~ too busy To receive our friend~ Lord pose 22 Alco hollc beverago'l 24- Poem 26 Pack· lng mo~sures 10 Type of car 4 The un· known &'od (Hindu) 12 E1Yptlan G, Meater eo<fde.. 1S Ridicule lt Man • nune U Pa.1e 1& G-.nte of cat 1 cradlt 18 20 11 23 23 ttl J$ ao n.ote Mottl&<! Compua point tabbr) Blxlt River (It ) Two apo' cal\1 Apple drink MAiurlwn 6 Electrified p&rtlcle ~7 7 Book or the Bible 8 Fencing •words 9 Having lndtcatot11 11 Indian 13 Forblda U Sagaoloul 18 A nut --- Plants Right For Bees Now Popping Out box Selt- A••w•• Jnter· 1'flttt41Q' 1 3f Fertile apot• !.n de.eerta 37 Wlcktd eated people 28 Place• again 39 Narrow 30 Set In roadw..y motion 41 Doctrine 31 Koran 42 Lubricate chapter 44 mxclama3t River (Fr) tiOI.l an1l Even tho we are quite busv We can let th"' joy o er llow So that ~~ will aplll on Gthen And thev ll feel the Inner glow We r<tn wear a -1mlle quite sunnv Th~ "'c re ~lretl u ~Ired can be For our work wlll Joon be llnish ed Then we llsLn& il1,e ;,;latory Mra !I!!P.t Piut~ l.ona Jtoltiuii'1 dlilo "' COLUMBUS 0 - Plants that provide the raw-- materials for Ohio s honey crop are popping out oll over Charles A Reese Oh1o State Unavers1ty e~ter.sion l'tteclallsjln apiculture says the reeent ba my weather ha!l glveq the beekeeper a real break Nect&r and pollen. praducme plants are more abun dant tbsn they have been for aome time RMse points tuns seem we!) JWblte and or Samuel Sa-tterfield Racm " last week was enHilted mto the service at the Army Reeruttmg Ma.Ln Statton Ashlood Ky for a penod of three years The young !l{))dfer ls the .SOli ol Mr and Mra Tye SaUerfteld an~ attended Raci~e H1gh Scho prwr io enhshng in the Army Salttrrfleold reported to Fort Knox Ky for mltJal processmg and further 4U1gnment I 7TH ruv Pvt G - , - J -- KOREA (AHTNC).A ld f 'I • 8 25 10 00 TBA Joso NeJs SUhday CHANNIL I WSAZTV JO 10 S1go On S1gn On 10 Ui Proer~rn ao 12 lt WbJfs Your Trouble 12 30 TV Cbapel 1 00 Champlomddp Bowlh>l ~ ~ ~t:a!:~ts 3 00 4 SO ~ 00 5 SO 5 45 6 00 6 30 'l qCl 8 00 9 00 t 3ll 1« /J(j aM Sports ChriJtian Scleaee 10 30 What One Person CaD DIJ 11 00 This Is The Life 11 Man to Man 45 Industry on Parade 12 00 Off to AdVtntuJ!e tb ~QW Wide W1de World Outlook Meet lh• ~·•• Statesmen Quartette News Picture Tale! of Bengal Lancer1 C1tcus Boy Steve Aile[\ Sh:o'W A:lcoa Hour Loretta Young Show Rosemary Clooney TI!A 10 30 News ijeadhnes 10 4s N1tewatch li 00 Sign Off N'tewatch 12 30 S1gn Off 10 40 WCHS-TV Chinne; 8 -- ~ -----::-----::---:'~ Saiurtlay- Chaniiel8 B 00 Sign On 8 00 Life on the Farm B 30 Captain Kangaroo 9 30 Mi~b1Y Mouse Playhouse 10 00 Lucky 8 Ranch 10 30 Tales or te Texas Ranrers 11 00 Btg Top 12 00 The tone Ranger 12 30 B1g JSicture 1 00 L1fe m the USA 115 BaS'eball Prev1ew 1 25 Baseball Game of Week 4 00 Featu.re Report 4 30 TV Classroom 5 00 Air Power ~ 30 Range R1der 6 00 Zane Grey Theatre 6 30 Buccaneers 7 00 Jackie Gleason Show 8 00 Gale Storm Show $ 30 Hey Jeanme 9 Otl Guru:moke 9 30 Golden Playhouse 1000 The Late Show Sunday- Channel 8 9 00 Lamp Unto My Feet 9 SO Look Up & Live 10 00 UN In Aetion 10 30 C!lmera Tbree 11 00 Let s Ta~e A Tr\9 11 30 Wild Blll tficko~ 12 00 Heckle a~d Jec~re 12 30 Bad1e & 8ullels 1 30 Your Health 2 00 We BellllVe 2 30 The Last Word .f 3 00 Face the Natton 3 30 lunday News Spec1al 4 00 Odyssey 5 00 My Fr1end Fheka 5 30 Anme Oakley ft 00 Las&e 8 30 Marge & Gower Champions 7 00 Ed Sulbvan Show 8 00 GS Theater 8 30 Alfred Httchcoek 9 00 $64 000 Challenge 9 30 What s My Line 10 00 Sunday News SpecJ.al 10 15 The Late Show WHTN-TV Channel13 Saturday- Channel13 Sunday- dlannel13 11 59 12 011 12 so 2 00 2 30 Stgn On Faith For Today pral Roberts TV Sunday Scht>ol Johns Hopldns FOe College Press Co.nference Medical Hofitohs 400 MarshaU College rover rno son o •1 r 12 59. Sagn On and Mrs Grover Arnold 102 Co 1 dor St Pomeroy Oh.to 1s ~ 1 00 Mov1es member of the 7tb Jnfan~y D v 43~ ~ble Time Json m Kor.ea Arnold ent~d UtP. Army la_, t ~00 Tw0'6uh Pla'yhou!e July and received baste tram1n g at Fort Carson Colo He 1S a 600 Let s Talk It Over 430 Open Hearmg driVer In Tank Company of the B 25 News and Sports Headlmea 500 Mov1e d • d R l 630 Famous F1lm Festival 6 15 News IVlSIDn s 32 eglmen 800 The tawrence Welk Show 6 30 Hollywood Film Theater BOO Ted Mack Dav1d Rusaell Chne of Rout~ ~ 900 Ozark Jubilee 900 M1ke Wallace Profile Ohio last week was enll~d 10 00 20th ~entury Theater 10 30 All Star Talent Show 9.30 News and Sport.a mto Army at tile Army Re Sign OU 1215 9 3~ 20th Century The8ter oruiling Main Station Ashland Ky 1130 Sign Off for a periOd ot three year!l Cline who 1!1 the son of Mr and Mrs Russell Cline, was enh$led that he JS Irving up td 'his tespon upder the Army 1 program which s1bit,ities as a c1tizen.; pc•·rni" qualified volunteers-to se~Creed$" po'inteq brancb etf trammg CHne every dr1ver has a Oi'dnance corp! as bls sib1hty to mamtaln hK car training peak meelianlcal conditi-on yOung ioldler is a UI!S3 grad He inust be sure ibis velhiclo{ of Racine H111h Schoo) and is able to respond qulcld.'f bltlul'Yl was employed as a truck drller emergency" he said • Any with Harry Trout of Beverly Oh1o or loss of life that ret~u1ts Cheel< his care1tssnus 1n thl!l re&peet Ja~ prior to enhstlng clearly his fault ' M Sgt Galile Moore, loeal Army recrwter, completed CUne's enllstThe olf1cer l!Nlld frequent ment papers and a.rrana:ed for his checking of .cS'r cond1Uon by dr1v processln& at the Athland Stltlori' en .111 necessary to dutover me Cline left Ashland by tiut ehanical deterioration before t Thursday for Fort Knox KY , lor becomes a seraous hazard. !1•1!1•~'. · initial procesamr and further a!Ied btaket, Urea and Jugnment heq"ently contribute to a'Ctldents, he warned The patrol officer every driver should f6r ofwiOUs dan,ter he drives but not take the ~~ lodlc ehecl bY a ) Betty Roush Is Crowned Queen At Wahama Springt~e Prom Betty RoU!h daua:hter of Mr and Mrs Clawson Roueb of New Haven, was crowned Prom Queen of the Wahama Htgh School Junior Sentor Prom held 1~ the Wabama a:ymnulum on Fradiy evening M1as Roush was •elected from among the g1rls of the Junior and Senior Classes by the members of the dance band playang for the OCCISIOn Robert McGJothhn a :rp.ember oi ,t.be Junior cluB crown ed her latter is from Middleport A magic show was presented by Robert Jacobs and John Kunzel man of Pomeroy Juhlin11 McClung waa preiented In a d&nee routine Dinner music was fuf'olsbed by ftuth Gr1mm As an added attraction to the festlvJtaes a wr1st watch was presented to 1 lucky Semor by Otto Bostic, New Haven jeweler The names of the members or the class were placed in a box and drawn Ruth S:~yre of New Haven won the watch Chosen aa attendants were MLss Betty Da1i 11 and Mla!l Agnes Young MISs Dav1 5 1s the daughter of Mr and Mrs T R Dav1s or Ma son wh1le Mtss Youna: as the daua:h ter of Frank Young and Mr!l Juan 1ta Rayburn both of Mason' Senior Farewell 1\ssembly Given At Pomeroy High The Prom followed a banquet served 1n the gyrr to members of the faculty members of the two classes, and honored guests The ~erne or the banquet and prom was Fairyland fhe gym was decorated 1n keep lng w1tb tbe theme and pictured a land of filntasy in drawmgs hang IRg agarnst the wailll P1etures from storybooks of fatryland and castleS In the atr were drawn by members of the Junior Class as.. s1sted by Mrs Allee Nease, George .Zuspan and Jack Roush !J. Cal~ ce1hng was made up of blue streamers complete with ~tars and pmk clouds made of angel ha1r Servmg as toastmaster ot the banquet wa s Robert McGiolhiln and Rev Richard Wnght of the Mason Chfton Method1st Church litVe the lnvocatton f1rst .. number ruMlq: !Is Landa Lou M«J Ore gave It read l Middleport High NEED GOOD burn tympar::l Judith Sauer cym bats and Leo :Kennedy drums were added lo the group Accompamsts for the antermtaston numbers were Kay Darst p1 amst Warnk-e trumpet Coats saxophone Sinnner bass Kennedy drums Gad Stumbo tap danced 1 Love Baby" 1n a peach .satin and black tulle eo&tume Edward K1tchen sang Deep Purple • ~<nd Maryln Roush and Tom Kelly sang a duet Roses In the Ram' for the mtermtssion program INSURANCE? \ e FOR THE BEST! eANY TYPE! Soe or Call JOHN RICJIMOND Pomeroy A TOAST TO MOM! Health and 38 3& 40 •I M&\t klllo Life I 45. Tn• M-M,aU DOWN * 1 Commllftl. eatloll DAILY CRYP'l'OQUOTE - Hon'a bow to worl 11!1 AXYDLBAAXR lo LONGFELLOW One letier almply ata.nds tor another. In t1\ll i&mpJe ~ 11 used tor the thrn La, X. ror the two 0 a, •tc Btn&Ie letteu &poll• •rophel, the len&:th and rormatton. of the wordl art all htnta. Etch dt.)' lhe cod• Jetttrs are dlfferen.t A Cryrt•rram Qn~tatlnl':l QXOV' / VXB EBTBI PBMIPB ' l{~terAy 9 B GIVES PROGRAM Mrs Martha Husted s Grade 9 B room presented ibl Jumor Htgh Assembly program preceding the Magazme AwardS" Assembly cere mon1es Myroa Maag and Mary Me Afee dtrected the program and Ri chard Pouhn was announcer Son dra Potts played all of the p1ano accompamment It began w1Lh the traditional flag salute led by Boyd Roseberry and Roger Hubbard A acrtpture reading was giVen by Norm1 Roush A dramatlzatlon of a popular song Hey Go~ Look1t1'' was pre sented by Lee Reed in garl s att1re who carr1ed on a comical fhrtaboB Wlth Charles Kitchen, Herbert Ow ens. Btrrae Phdhps Cbarler R1f tie, Albert M:J.rtin Kenneth LefOe, and Charles McCabe, who were 'standing on the corner ' A vocal solo The Sunny Si~ or the Street was given by Myrna Maag and Sue Phllhps played a p1ccolo solo • Peasant Dance • Norma Ro 1sh, played a plano Third M:an Theme ' I DAB QOA MtJ QMIIZNEP" QMIVX QXNRB- ** * BUTTERMILK SKIM MILK C01TAGE CHEESE BUTTER COFFEE CREAM WHIPPING CREAM BU1TERMILK ORANGE DRINK SPRING' HILL , ' "Quaru, GALLIPOUS OAOU, • CryptoquOrt PF.OPLE: ASK yQtJ ,FOR CRITf· Cf!M, tiiJT TliEY ONLY WANT Pl\lU!IC- IIIAti!IIIKM r;.Il!f"""' •• tior t.lt.Hi WIJa " DAIRY ' OHIO Mr and Mn. Lawrence Smith and Mr and Un O.ba Offutt and dUldren •ere S~oda:r evenm1 dinner 1uelbi .or Mr aod Mn Tboow Weber BlU Wataon TUppen Plam1 0 spent a few days w1tb Mr and Mrs. John Gintbtr Mr. Eliubetb Wickham haa moved into her own home She has been atayioe w1th ber dau&hter Mn Pauhne Rlcteoour Opal Marie and Carl Thomas Of.. tutt •pent Monday evening With their aunt, Mn: Cleo Smith. WOLF PEN Room• New Fumiture I FOR $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE On Tile Brlglltett Comer 111 Middleport IF,you're looking in the low~pricefield ... 15 out ol ' to Smaller Cars wear a Pontiac Price Tag none give ~n~ ol Pontiac's Advantages Racine Hi School (Continued from p.,. on•J Supt. Charle~ Hayman gave sen lOt scholarship certificates to PhYI· lis Ible, first in county, Dav1d HY. sell second and Jamce Wolfe 4th A Banker's Award was presented by Tom Wolfe of the Racme Home Bank representmg Me1p County banks to Dwaln Sayre m Agncui ture Pbylhs Thle was recogmzed for being the local DAR winner 1n an essay test Honor keys were given by Supt Hayman to Janice Wolfe valed1c tonan Phyllu Ihle salutatorian Dwam Sayre actJVlhes, Donna Jean Lew1s cltn:ensh1p, Glennn Lmda StOckton Marlene Scholl Randolph and Maralyn Taylor for Sharon• Yoong, Jill Snowden As Enahab Tommy Stobart language enath Tracy Rita Neut.zllng and Robert Euler soeiaJ SCience Dav1d Brown Also Norma Chapman busmcss Usherettes were Dorothy A1 education, David Hysell agncul nold, Barbara Donovan Aprd ture alSo agriculture awards to Shasteen Julla Seyler and Ann Howard Bostic sophomore and Bak~r Band offlcen arc Rog Dwain Sayre proJects Jamce Hysell preau!ent, Carolyn Sassou Webb home economics Claud!• vice ))l'esident and Rdta Neutzllng Sh 1elds and Emma Lee Brewer se<:retary treasurer music Donna Circle and Wanda Acknowledgment of 'ippreeia Roush dramatics lamce Webb bOA were made to ~he Ba11 Janlce Wolfe Glenna Randolph Boosters the board or educahor and Robert Euler perfect attend tlnd adnumatrat1on for th-e1r he p ance for four years dvrJng tbe year and to Aaron Seniors gift to the school wat Zahl and manual trammg s.lu 1 a p A system presented by class denl.s for the1r aid preanJent, Robert Euler I to the C1t1zens of M1ddleport for the1r Vote of Conf1dence In The Recent Elect1on GENE Fb·•t Jtlt.,•J•" CARMEL Florence and Larry Circle vlsrt Mr and Mn. Steven RliiRU of ed Mr and Mn Buren Duncan Columbu• apeot Sunday wllb WI ot Clifton W Va Sunday Joyce Csrson apent Wednelday par~<otB Mr ud lin. Howard •~ sell 1 n iJht wath Dorothy Cll'cle Mr and Mn Leo Davldlon IIJI!I Mrs. Katie Moore and JOfl Paul ~nt Sunday afternoon With Walt.- daughter' VISited bia aunt. lin. Clyde Calnrt of Cbuter on sater Eva and Sad1e Archer 111'0., L1nda Cude spent Thursday A doe wat aeclden'laill.y IIU~ Dliht 111th Dorothy Busb of Sps.l Monday on Route 143 between t.b11 ler Carl and the Davidaon homea bp Mrs Elsie C1rcle aDd family and a car drlYen by Franklla Epple ol Florence CLrcle apent Saturday Hamsonvllle Ltltle dam11e wu wJtb .Mr and Mrs Ernest Jobnaon done to the Epple car and family of Cheahlre Mr and Mn Gu;v Tuckerman o1 Mr and Mn George Circle and ColumDus apent last week with daughter Carol of Pomeroy "ere her mother Hra Cora Gller who Sunday euetl! of M.r1 M.ary Cir Is confined to ber home with iJJ,.. neu cle and aon Mn Mary c u·de and aon Mel Mr and M.rr B E Carl Vltlted vln and Hacold Cucle of Dorcas rel .. tives 1n AtheDJ In Monday called on Mr and Hn Homer Cir ele and family Mrs Elsie Circle and fam1ly anjj Florence Circle called on Mr and Mn Wardon Oun of Bashan , >READ THIS STARTLING FACT ¢- MY THANKS Try Our Other Producfs Too tM;w,rares that I have lott Interest In tbe llsue Latin Amencan1 have- revoluhoOJ an.d abortl¥4.! uprltlnp aa r1aturally u thelr top polltleoe Ileal send the loot t.o Paril aod go over the blll w1tb their miltreues when tbe beat comes on l have always undentood per sonal fastfiiht& and aome mlnor revoiutwnt but 1t cannot be that the world 11 1uch an lmpo1Jdbte place to hve in that men mu1t comm1t suaclde over a border or start cornu~ opera wan for bq: own amusement CHESTER Maybe 1f wmlm,.e enou1b people they II quit havln1 them l am sure al wt of readin1 about little wan biJ warr preYentJve war& I 'lm gettlna: to the point where 1 don't much care wbo wine wtrat 1f 'I don't bave to keep up wtth It Tbe eingbam dog and the calico eat fouJht a dead heat and ate eacb other U4'= Mr and Mrs Robert Palett War I ve bit tht stage where 1 beam ren 0 and lin EU11 Stile• of to think that It might be a jolly And the trae1c part of all th1a Pomeroy vil1ted Mr and Mn 1dea if all the quanelen beat commotiOn today 11 that there 11 John Gmther each other to death and left the Kr and Mn Clayton Allen and non-qu1rreler1 in a semblance of so much or 1t gome on that 1t has a.uumed burle~que proport1on1 BtU apent an evenm1 wlth Mr and peace The Umted Natrona u a joke and Mn. Charles GoeJlem Just what 1s the quarrel be- people JU8t don t know where to Mra RoN Cleland attended a tween Nicaragua and - I had to 8'end a gunboat any more They meetmg of Diltrlct Oeput1e1 0 of look at the pt.per to see who they have so many choa~• A 1n Pomeroy were mad at - Man1gu.a it uya I suppose they lL contmue as Mr1 Cla1r Newell and 100 Larry I don t know And I don't care they always have contanued to apent the weet end in Columbus Mr and Mn John Hardy V1a1ted Th11 apphes to mternal political Mrl Besa Etselltein Athen• 11 w1th friends m Sandusiy Oh1o aquabbler m Cuba and French claw each other but m my short troubles m North Africa and the span I wall not d1gmfy any of lt makmg her home for tbe present over the week Md with seraous emouon Let em with her brother Thed Croy business in Jordan and Syr1a fiJht Let em beat each other • Mn BUJ Kendall and chlldreo ion Wood Maybe tf Wf! turned the Egypt -J>fa1nS out And when the Russtans are vi1itlng her mother Mra Ho1ans and the Syrians and the Jt>r Mr1 Lettie )(eredlth Columbus tell them they ean find me bart Smalley cOme, da01ans and the Greek& and the a week end wtth Mr and spent Mra Roy Chr11ly Mrs Mar1on llraehs and the French and the waiting placidly lR Southport N c Mn P F Koblentz (Copyright 195'7 by United Wood aad Hrl Lillie Cbr11ty spent English and the South Africans C\ Feature Syndicate, Inc) a day in P.artenburg. 4 1 r and Mrs P F Koblentz call and the Cypriots artd the Irish ReTbe Pa1t Couneilor Club met on ed on Mr and Mrs George Gen publicans aU loose~ in the same Wednelday evemng at the Lodge betmer Wedn~Jday evemng Mr arena and equ.apped them wlth Hall and enJo.red a potluck av.p- Geohe1mer juat rectn!y returned clubs we might arrive at a happer from Caty Hoapltal Parkenburg PY If battered solution Mr .and Mrs. Chfford Harr1s of Mra Henry Beaver and Mn Mu Fred Rtc=e bu gone to A,ilI am ao longer sure that any Columbus. ~re wee1tend euests of George Pyle• v1ailed Mrs Curta pomatox Va for a Vlllt With rei.aobody's r1ght about anything I her gr&ndparemts. Mr and Mn Wolf Wednesday tJVer questwn tbe mtellu~:ence of dJplo- Dell 1 ucbdoo Mr and Mn Roy Behing Pom Ml's Esther K1mes has been 111 macy on all parta and I know for Mr and Mrs Charles Amos eroy called on Mr and Mra Mar at her home sure that dollar fr1end1h1p buys and Mrs Frances Larkms 1md nolhtng abroad but d1sllke Nobody son John were Sunday dmner can plan a wo1ld and It lS po88lble guests oi .Mr and Mn. Cllll.h Joh 11 that 1f you allow the squabblers ston of Bradbury where they eel<! to knock each otber out ther 11 brated Mr Amos birthday Mr and Mrs Chns Diehl were get sick of confhct and go back to the plough Sunday guests of his broth~ Here 11 where somebody raises William Diehl Chillicothe his hand politely and says that un Mr and Mrs Wllham Dean and less we bnbe peacemake meddle daughten were weekend gue~t~ and flex muscles the Rllsrnans or her parents J.!r and Mrs Fred w1U jump mto the mess and take Sayrt of West Vug 1ma over 1 don 1 believe that any more Sam Dyke VlSlt.ed several da} s I don t thmk a people even 8i bas wtth h16 brother tn Northern Oh o 1cally unpracticed In thmkmg as Mr a.nd Mrs Clayton McDol e the Russians l'/Ould want to clean of Upper Sandusky spmt the up the Augean stables that the weeken4 wtth her mother Mrs world has become Anybody who Frances Sno, den bas eve'r trled to tldy up after a Mr and Mrs Jerald Woodru -.1 raucous cocktail party Will koow and daughters Dayton and M• what I mean Rutbt Lucas Wellstoo spent the There was a war I attended once weekend wtth thelr father Sam whtch was supposed to make the Dyke world safe for somethmg and ll Paal Myers of Columbus spent did lt made the world safe for the weekend wlth hiS parents Mr all th1s damn nonsense every and Mrs Lee Myers where w1tb borders and str1ps Mr and Mrs Paul Pattersu ... and prohibited zones and an 1n were Friday guesls of Mr and Side the irunde revolutions extra Mrs Charles Grifftth Fave Potnl:.. popular as a eause for mans nat Charles McHaffie Columbu ~ ural nastiness has been VlSiting his daughtc What they fight for 1 Mr a-nd Mrs Seth Nacholson dbn t know - maybe they know Mr and Mrs Thomas Schoon when they he bleedmg and dead over and daughter of Vtrg:m In a street The hand jumps up wl!re glll'9ls over the weekend aglin and says They fight !or With thear parents Mrs Freda freedom • Grate and Mr aDd Mrs Charles Freedom for what" In Hungary Miller 1 a new brand of Commumsm call Lloyd Dugar lefrt Tuesday to 1t what you want? 1 don t know enter the u s. A.rrrey Mr and a VIet Minh from a Viet Nam and Mrs D .,.~n moved theu hous ... • ~on~ want to A North or South hold goods from the NiCk Gruese"' 1 -~et ~ou oreiln to me as only a Korean property to Hie home of the-r par U Batista Js Wrona: tn Cuba • what a pity, what a shame But J ents Mr and Mrs Guy Kennedy have been reading about and where she WJII resade Mr and Mrs Robert Schoon have been mixed up in Latin Am over and Jamily Pomeroy bave ertea'!_r:.:.oiutions foz so long moved mto ol.he property recenll~ ~ vacated by Mr and Mrs Llo) d to Keep her happy and fit . . . . ond so do you' 43. StUd up NV ., IOIIaT C RUARK CHAPEL HILL. N C - J hate war like the m•n uLd, abd wbat ll more Ita beJiDniDJ t.o bore .me Concert Long of health glying Milk each day IEak.r Employ HAJJI Falaehoo4 Corr.et rece1ved a $10 pr1ze Jeannette Roush receaved $7 an cash on the dally drawmga competition In the pme draw1ng Eric Hart won a rap arobe and Sharon Young a camera There was a t1e 1n tbe competl tlon for the Plx:le mascot u arded to the person selhng the morA Lad1e5 Home Journals" R1chard Pouhn Donald Spencer John Me Murray and Mary McAfee were tied Donald Spencer drew the lucky cut and received the P111e Hohday magaz.ine subscnp t1ons were gtven to Mr Wll11ams and Mrs Frances Roberts fo1 hav me the hom~rooms w1th the f1rsl and secpnd highest total of !tales Mrs Hayman presented the fol lowing checks (or the schools share of the sales To Prmc1pal Howard Kmght for the lumor Highs 25% of prof1tll a check ror $78 10, to Nmth G!'lde Grade officers Linda Crow and N1ck Coates a $119 47 check for their 51% of the t&tal to Terry Knight and Sharon Young Eighth Grade off1cers a $84. 33 check for 36 percent of the total profits to Asenath Tracy and Joyce Buckley Seventh Grade oCflcers a check for $30 45 {or 13% of lhe total proIlL< Prmc1pal Howard Knight thank ed students and teachers far their fme assembhes g1ven during the year wg She needs three glasses knot (Continued from ,... OM) was With RolH!rt RIUII'h . ,............. Rutland Awards Assembly and 'Young Love a popular rock-and ro:ll tune brou&ht do""n the houSe 1 hom as Goett, announcer pre sented Maunce and Raymond Johnson vMo led the traditiOnal Flag Salute (oym) tc•tn ) 't3 Rope with ---- You re the Reason I m In Love fro-m the Bible and L1la A welcome speech enlitled Terrell rendered a vocal solo en 'Foot Loose and Fancy Free was titled You 11 Never Walk Alon ... gwen by Shirley Lyons president GraduatJOr Day was the name of the Jumor class A response en of the , ocal .selection sung by ftiU-ed 'A Wave of the Wand was M1lton Lambert bar11one gtven by Allan Harris A piano 60lo Heartbreak Ho l'"'incipal Clyde Foley gave a talk "In the Land of Make Be tel v.as played by Sol John.son heve' He wu followed by a ser A Class Wtll wntlen by Apnl tea of numbers presented by en Sha6Leen Lila Terrell and Janet Struble was read by the g1rls tertamers or the area Beau Shertzer and Su ~1e Call who took turns at nar:roatmg the were presented tn a tap dance- SCript routine wh1le Gene Crooks played The Semor Swan Song Any a trumpet solo The former two \\\here l W~ndtU: ~ wa s su.ng by are from Pmot Pleasant and 1he the enltre Class or 1957 M1ss Brent:la StrauS.!I accompamcd "VoMEETING CHANGED cdlsts at the ptano Chester Grange meeltng has been postponed from Tuesday May 14 unlll Fndav May 17 at the school (Continued from p•ue one) 814 E Main St. atven a.fter numerous try-ouh l!Qdern ~urmture and ect':euor ie1 from tbe .&ter Furniture Ston ad.ded a creat deal 1.o the auceess of the play• which were each ,.ven 10 llvlnt-roorn aetJ The state manager Milford HY all and B 1lll Fink and the pro perty men James Milia Okey Cart Dave IDndy carroll MOw ery Stephen .;Jacoba Jamea Mob ler Robert Morria Roben. Delay changed the furnltmc complete ly during the intenm111ion and aaaasted Ml'l' Moore with the smooth prMentataon of the playa Cut 6! the f1rst play 'The Castle of Mr Simpson incb.lded Tom Kelly Kay Stiles Carol Owen Judy Murray Jane Har ns Kenneth Lewn Stephen Coats Eddte EYans Students m the second plav The Red Dr~ were Keith Au derson Maryln Roush Gat• Stumbo Janet Valenhne Barbara Captema Sb1rley Routh Bru"e Bradford Edd1e Grue.ser Rdchard Hovatter Robert HennHY bldell Konltrtght Ushers were Lmda FlerLn& Bes sae Pettit Charles Davis Ob illS Hemmoru Edward McComal lra Butcher Larry Baker James Bowles Leo Kennedy Arthur Olark Semors of Pomeroy H1gh School Friday mom1ng presented lhe1r F-arewell Assembly pl"'gram when applause gave approval to C{)mposed the ~Jve Nolhmgs of gu1tar players Harold Hagar and Vmcent Gheen a.nd vocalists M•ke Ohhnger Sol Johnson and Eugene Frye Their Around and About one) RIOIIIJ a(:ademV 11 Rtver ueu.. Ami not let the th!n&s that p.amh Keep us rrom God'• Holy Word Let us jlray while we are workin~: For protection from above And the Lord wlll surely bless us Whi ie WI'! trust in Hi a ..:real love C!~f.p<ISod by aUk 3 Type 11kht 38 We- can hear ltla voice 110 sweet And altho 1ll e may keep buftf lie will fill with joy complete 19 sup- wonn (H I• 17 Muatc HOUIICLIANING 2 Allam 0 .n 1 D-A-l lY____ CR0 SSW 0 RD Servicemen June 1s Da1ry Month brlngtng w1th 1t the second annual West V1rg1ma Dany Prmcess Contest L th f Mi 11 K th ast year e ormer a teen Thorr.pson represented the Charleston Huntington .&rea as one of the SIX flnaU.ats at tile state con test Morgantown Th{'re are several quaUtu!atlons an eligible glrl must meet The most tmportant ones are e been unable to rlo much about it Will II take another eight The Me1gs County Rulmg Club w1!1 meet at the Rock Sprmgs Grange Hall Tuesday May 14 at 8 p m Fmal plans wtll be made !or the horse show whtch will be held May 19 There will be a program and recreatwn followed by poll uck supper ! of the latter a brother Mr and Romme and family than the on~ It vJtcr.<; arc woJlJnQ Ill lin e at the MrsTheJohnny Reverend and Mrs Morns i polhng place at 6 30 t hey are per- have moved to her old home place 1 She iftttet be at lea!l 18 ~ears tl"H 1111 Y Ch •pm an ra r m of age by Odober 1 19S7 and ~he question IS when Will taxpayers settle the bill thai \\111 1milled to vole mu st not be over 2~ years of age be certain to come for the planned program to change Amer Before ll1e mlu<~l t<~hul atton as Mr .and Mrs Ralph Turner a~ o r October 1 1957 2 She must Jean highway behaviM? begun they must HH mil• for all were m Pomeroy Su nday evemng not he or have been married 3 WI Iale th IS ques1JOn won I b e answere d un If I 'h '·bll VQicd and soi led d efaced or un to see hu Sis ler Mrs Donald She must be a higb ~chool gradu .. r1u c be used ballots to bt fl rta n Lhey Sw('aJ 111gen ,.. who h; a patient at att as or Juj.y l~ 57 1 comes tucd of highway slaughter we cah do our bft fn o~her hav~ no more or tc-"l'l hal lots than M l t K~ \,{ ne r al UnspJtal ~ ways by brmglng to•ttJt!•<fttentlon of tbe pubhc dangc1 ous t he nnmhe1 rl1 1vend to thr poll r rllty Erl1 \\lnt> who 19 employ Candidates musfJ haVe a dairY areas '\l.hm e ttagedies mny occut 1ng pl11ce ~~ ~ Ih e Bu<.~rd ot E lte HI on the rulrouJ ~ prnt the wee k ftrm bafkground They must 'nd w th hJs [anuly etther resldc on a farm Which deOne 1s In Rutlnnd right now Coal trucks are reported to twns 1 aes at least part o£ liS mcome enJoy their own kind of • drag racmg when returnmg empty The •It (\l ou s lah•h ~ sd f01th m from dmr~ Jnlt or they must have. to their loading p1ts Right thJouoh the hl'art of Rutland l d ctall how tl u rot nlm g uud l ul l S 1 St t E b lp 1ng m J ~ t he dnnt Unt of tli f liti.C~l put} a s the d ctk verifies. h\ ed on such a farm at least part a em ree venmgs hot rodders get theJr souped up four 1udges takes a ballot utd 1cJHl~ th e voles su l i ad an d lal aerl rhts of thmr hves All entrws mu sl be In bY May 15 Wbee)ers out and roat th1ough town scemg tf they (_an m 1ke lluud th t names of th. 1and dat ~ ~ 1m( prot<rluJe 1 fol lO\H 1 unt1l S('\ ural names have already two wheelers out of them around the corners without t1ppmg voted fur und tht wtt! t r lUI) qt, ~ 111 tin h:ll l Jt ~ huvc hccu cuuutcrl hcen received as- entrants in the over Load ed coal t1 ucks lHiil down Salem Street swm_g wtde lions or l~ !i Ul'B that w~rc subm l fh<> J)rt:Jstdm !!: JUdge then c.xammes contest If you quality or Jf you 1 through the junction presided over by the Rutland Depart ltd A lh: tk of lho OJliJf :-;t lt pol1t1 the wmk s llf'cts s Rn s thtm and ment Store ul party th en makes t•lly mHrb ns t rls the tot al vote fm each can know of someone else who quail for each vut(' read al oud on work dtdute and 1s.s ue 1n each poll book 1 faes please .;;all B1l) Gregory at And we as k Y. hY do acc1 dens t happen' Rutland certamlv sheets p1 ovtded hy tht Roa1d of the off1caal rec01d o£ lhc ulect10n 207 or Mrs 8111 Greiory at Hl36 J for more detaaled mformatlon and is the breeding place each day tor another Halley event orn ElectJOII S A Jt!dgc or the s tme po Ill that precm<l blanks entry cers have been alerted 1o the problem there but so far have artif against ea~h qut st on nr 1ssue successful We can thmk of no more littibg old sayltig" "WhHe the cat s away the mice "'iJl play Saturday- Channel3 -:----:.--~ MEEtiNG POSTPONED Two Plays Given ---------The Da•l~ Senttnel (Contlnwd ,,...... " .. WSAZ -TV Chan"el 8 30 Cirde 3 Ranch 9 30 Gum by 10 00 Flll'y Tal~s. 10 30 Capt _s.l:aiJant True Story 1100 tjEW A~RIVAL Mr and Mrs Jame-s Lewis are 1130 Detective's Diary announcing the btrth of a nme 12 00 Down on the Farm popnd six o•mce son at Schaekle 12 30 Hopalong Cassidy 100 TBA Cli01c, .Uason on TUesday Apr~~· They abo haye two daughters, ~t 130 Baseball bara Ang and D1anne Gran 8f. ~00 Sky Kinr 530 Sports Eye ents are Mrs and Mrs Chffor I Newl' Picture H~ eobs Romeroy and M'r and fi Roy Rogers 600 Charles Lew1s Pomeroy Great 6 30 Saturday Night Jamboree grandparents are Mr and Mrs 7 00 Perry Como Henry Beacb Bradbury and Mr Cea~s H~;~ur 800 and Mrs Pearl latobs Pomeroy 900 Gearge Gobel and Mrs Wase fto!Jddleport 9 30 Your H1t Pa'ride CI.O:RbiN clui MElTING - but hardly more than thaf--{)f how senotls this business ol dnvmg automobiles on pubhc h1ghways really IS Every mmute of every hour of every day m the Um•ed States accidents a1 e bemg narro"' ly ~votded that could If they had occurred be quite as costly m hfe and property Ou1 s here Was one that did happen Up to the mslant the Hallev and Sm1th cars met in that shattenng smash a milhon events found gmlty In fair court of dnvmg while mtoxlcated should It seems agreed pay the penalty of doing without thelt license TELEVISION GYIDE Daily Sentinel Day Book a-Dolly hnllnol, Pomo,....Middlo port, Ohio. M-. II, lfJ1 GRATE ~ 0~ Mary wm 10 ""'"ng her daufhter Or and Mrs J H 5cl man of Charleston Mr and Mrs Jumor W11Uams and s()n& have moved thea trall .. r from Prineeton W Va , to the Ethel Nelson lffi where they are re~udmg Mr W1iham.s will ~ employed at the Ka1ser plant at Ravenswood Mr and Mrs ctu.rles Lathe~ land son have moved to tlle Rus sell B&~iey 'Place on Lea.dtnlt Creek Mr and Mi-s Lemond Foster and family have moved frDm the Ed Mohler property at Beech Grove to Vmton Mr and Mrs Nale.s Strait and sonS' of Wheeling spent a short vacatlGn w1th her mother Mrs Chloe Fink BASHAN "'"t By Mn. A H Bailey Fr1end8 and, relatives called here by the death of Mrs Varg1e Krider were Mrs Martha Erdman Pittsburgh Mr and Mn Jesse Musgrave Buckhannan W Va Miss Alma Pickens Canton Philip P1ckeps and Mrs Frank Enrus Cleveland Mrs A E Williams Syracuse and daughter Helen Grace, Lancaster Mrs Mabel Van Meter and Mrs Laura Hartung of Chester Mrs Elsie Wh1te of Warsaw 0 spent the p3.5t week visiting Mr and Mrs Grover Wh1te and famlly and Mr and Mrs Ralph Ballard Mr and Mrs Clmt Orr spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Billy Orr of Reedsville Mrs Et hel Orr !ipcnt Saturday night wtth her father M1ke Theass who Is Ill Mrs Lola Sorden Eagle Ridge, spent the past week Wllh her daughter Mr3 Ruby Orr Don~ Wh~te ts ~pencting a few weeks wtth Lea Eddy and famUy of Wooster while her si1ter Thel rna l& m a hospttal for surgery Mr and Mrs Don11ld Trussell spent Sunday m Columbus With Mr and Mrs WHham Marshman Charles Spencer aod h1s mother Mra Etta Spencer were at Down maton Sunday to see Mrs Spen eer's brother Lev1 Hawk whe U I Ul. .. PONTIAC GIVES YOU UP TO 1."' MORE SOLID CAR PER DOLLARI Not one of the smaller can can g~.ve you tha hMvy-duty conllh'uctwn, the ,.... hua1lft1 Hft and Hlhl security that 1111'~ round )'Oil m every Pontiac Yet Pontiac'• the mmble&t beavywe~ght you ever manapd-and your Pontiac dealer can llhow you more than 10 dozen advanced engJDeerma: reaaona why! Pontiac hu gone all out to make thia pnumo big ear the moot docile packap of 11111ht you ever had the -pleuure of bouing You U Cmd Pontiac's e:rclwnve Preclalo~Touch Controls make steering and braking the 8UJ'e8t, eft8le8t you've ever ezpenencedl Park 1t. CI"Ul8e 1t. try 1t m ato~and 10 traffic •• this 111 drivmg the lltllailer JObo can't -lilly equal. PONTIAC GIVts YOU • TO 7 INCHES MORE WHEELBASE! \ The small cara e:rlend bumpers and fenders to look b1g-but Pontiac puts the extra ~ whele tt countsbetween the wheels! Here'e e.z:tra length that INockets the bump1lntt.d of riding 011 lhem. And this e:r:tra length &howa up uwde, too, m stretch out .space for m footera Add to Pontiac's bon111 m length iUI aU-new AuspellS.lon system and you hav. an ••clu•lvo lnfi-l.lno lido no car at any pnoe can 8W'p88l • snd a builtin A8nae of direcbon and leCUnty that will&poil you for the Rmaller cars fo1"6verl ''Can You PONTIAC'S PERFORMANCE TOPS THE BEST THE SMALL CARS CAN OFFERBY A WIDE MARGINI Not one of tbe smaller can can meuure up to Pontiac P.rQfi'IWIOPI, Wbetber you judp a -plant by enpneenn1 .t.atiltica or on the-road performance, P<tlltiac'a Stn.to.Stnlak V -!!Blanda heod and aboulden above anythiog m the low-pnoa field Yeur hrtthlc ...._will M happy to thw y•u • ceM,._ ,.dHIA.. ftaurw compc~rlson-then an eye-operun1 teet drive m traffic or out on the highway will aupply all the heart-lifting proof you neod that Pontiac baa oeparatod the men from the boyo wbei. 11 oomeo to per· formancol -AND PONTIAC HAS ALWAYS BEEN FAMOUS AS ONE OF AMERICA'S TOP TRADE-INS! Maybe tt comes as a surpnae to you that .o much.tnoreca.rean beyounattllei&ID8 pnc.eyou'veseenon the smaller can. But there a the facti And Pontiac I• • woncl• ful lnYMIIIMnl, teol AJJ you. know. it baa always commanded a top trade-m. So wby not step out of the small-car cl.aM and mto a Pontiac • there'• nothinc 111 your way. Your Pontiac dealer baa. the keys and an eye-opeJWll otrer W'8.1tinf for you nght now! • So why not look and feel like a million-inotoad of a million otbora7 s.., Steer, Slop Safely? ••• Chec:. Yaur Car-Chec:lc Accldenlla._ SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED Pontiac DEALER TRADING'S T•RRIPIC RIGHT NOWI I ' �. . :· .•.. ' :.~-.·-=~' • • win Towns Set Deadline For liHie League IMeetingS Final Call In Climb To Top Shows Phillies Not bead Yet By SPORTS For Help Long Ways; flamner Clouts S~ond Four Bagger j .tJfl! From Parents DESK II)' Chel Tannehill Baseball Quiz : When ean the similar to : he old PXCI'ptlng lt ha ~ batter try to make first bue ar- seven ins tead Of eight teams, an ' ~er three strikes? ha'S a Pome-roy club sta nding alone, can put on for r£-view e:~.­ cellenl baseball this summe r. II is in! In our thinking its grea test va· Tb&t's the word from Bob Ma.chi nnd Emil Thomas of GallipoL .. lue will be in prov idi ng an oron their extended effort to find o gantzed Ol~tl1•t for you ng ba.sebild sponsor or sponsors for a Galli- pl11yers, rf'<'ently out of higi• polis ·Ohio Villey Associa tior. school ; entire ly adeqL'ate for their natural desire to keep on with thl' baseboU team eDtry this 5umm~; , ·Thomas veteran ~irst sacker of · the game . . old OVA Ga11lpolk elub te>lephot: They will be playing b1•side exed yesterday thaU Gallipolis mer- perie n<'ed old hand s ami in com chant• have 8llhscribed fol' eP pany that ha-s had extensive pro· ough new uniforms and equip- fessional experie nce. Pitchin g 1n ment to pUt the team on the the leagul? wil l be much stronger field. than what one should expect ~ 1 'fhere will be familiar name.s see in Class D or C ball . There'll on the Gial lipo1is roster, a coup lo! be youngsters who develop as ir of Lee boys, Thomas, BernarG overnight in OVA ('OmpeBtion ""' Guinthl"t', Marchi .and about fiy did Mel Oark in 1946 and 1947 or six of the bes t Gallia Academy One of Mel's younger brothers h; graduates this spring includinl: due for temperi ng un the Hart· McMahon, McKean and Wilcoxen rord clu b this ~ummcr and is a to name just three. comer. Once more the OVA take!! on a OVA st'h l'dule~ will be out ne xt Camiliar lineup. In t he old daJ ' wPek, sl't up by OVA Vice Presi· there were usuoll y eigh t so 1 1d dl'nt b on Wolfl' F irst games are team s rrom Gallipolis, Point Pie ... Mn-y 26th . san!, Middlcpol'L, Syraeuse, Racine 'J'he Columbus A(''s hnve been ReedsVilll' anrl Hal'tlord . The Syra tent<JiiVI'lY ~t~ n l'd fo.r a gume hel"e !cuse club usuali,i.' had a gt>0dl~· in June agalnst Lt•ugue AII -S!.a rs I seasoning of Pomeroy athlete.s uu ln a night gam., That's one bi!SC · Hs roster. This new lineup. very 'ball fan); .o.·i ll v,:a nt to .c;ee. Gallipoli~:o ' t DeaITake • BaII we8t ' mg Ma · ]Of Gagged By Order From Frick I NEW YORK UP - The wheels the machinery that eve ntually 1may bring the Brooklyn Dod1m to Loe Angeles and the NeW Yort Giants to San Franfileo1 but Baseball Commissioner Ford Fritk placed a "gag" order on all parties in· volved. Mayor Geor1e CbristGpher of San Francisco dl scl;!fied the po ~taible tranlfer of a major league .franchise to this c ity at a meetJn( Friday with Walter O'Malley, president of the Dodgers, and owner Horace Stoneham of the GiantB , 1 Christopher admitted, "Wr discussed the pouibiHLy of bringing major league baseball to San continued tur ning today in parties werf prohibited rrom .Up For All Or Nothing Fight managers. as-sistant mana - ger!> aud everyone connect.:!d with MiddJeport Little League are askecl <to meet in the hi:Ih school. In Pomeroy lcag tlc offici a; ,:; ha~·e asked a similar meeting >ll the town hall. In both townS" l.he ml!eting'!l arl"' the rtnal eall fro- people to givr up their hearthside TV s hows and gd out with. volunteer hel;l to put the summer youth bas~ ball program on the road. Thf' object : MONEY. That's what • i,t takes to keep 700 to 800 youngster!l busy pial'· ing 'l:tll&£'ball thi.'l. ~ummer L:) Meigs Cou nty. Un[orl unale, but it's true. .Middleport need-s a few repla('emenL uniforms for tho!>e marle ragged with youthful .!I!Jdes iiltn 5t:'cond ba~e laM year The Pony'I'Jiz('d ,teAm in parti· r-ular needs additiona l uniforms. Bats, balls and other efluipmt•n! will be needed ·t hrou ghout the st'a,.on. A specified fina:reial goa l will be determined MondHy niglht in Middleport and an or g-aniza lion will he ~et up to reach it. -I n Pome-roy least $600 is cotn- effort. And Granny Hamn er, the guy whQ v.~as suppo!led to be aU washed up, smacked his second homer ~ in ce reclaiming hiJ. second base job, In other .National League games Jt>hnny Logan drove in five runs while leading Milwaukee to a 10,-5 Monday.<! and Thursdays for or· $'11 nized !Joftball. Tuesday and Friday will be Little and Pony League play. Saturday Is a~n. Sundays the diamond will be resen•ed for Ohio VaHey Associn· lion home games, when su~~~ · games are sc heduled . Requests for use df t he diatn'ond should be made to McDono1d Boys in the Middleport &rea are urged at Olli:e to see their respective managers or Little Leag·ue clubs for tryouts. . .... lt.all. to be thi qu••tlon. Vhtlch toWn, Mhhtl•port or Pot~~~roy (With S'iratll•• •nd R•· ch'ii) will beit sujlport their yOungst•rs? . Middle pori Little I .c;~gue Prexy Uonel Boggs sa id today: "This is it. We 'h ave to gr.l. ro,Hng. lt'H be -the last meel in ~ before play starts the first week In June." In Pomeroy Pr('sidcnt Dirk Rctton and Ser-relnry Tracy W:twl ~y bad the same nullook on !heir Mondav night. mel'li nj;(. MUNICIPAL DIAMOND Meanwh ile. Jacket RPI· reation Director Cha rles McDonal d snirl the nPw muni{·ipal park ba ~r­ hall diamond, nne or .t he rhw-.;1 , in !he area. will be 1·cserved on _____,_,. - - - - ' WIN RACRS . NI:\Y fORK UP - Nab Miss u,w1 .8Wpner, a pnlr of Preakneu ..-oDJin~. scored con.vi~lnj: vlc:- corlel al Jamolta Friday. Noh IIIII .On a mile and one·el&hth prep o"r preakneu three other n~ wbllo Slalpner lur~ boc!t a 11r0n1 lleld lA a lll·f.,.. loaf allqw._ 1111. , I \ ' . ) ) ·~- Deleo ~~~~- Auto Lite IGNITION PARts Happen To You! Drive Carefully Now• York . . . . . lrumru~e !nd Sl. of All Types . Phone 35-X 1956 Chevrolet Monl c lair-4dr. Hardtop Red and White-While . wqlls Mere-u-Malle· Power Brakes Power Steerln8-POW· er Wlndow.-Heater Radio-Sold for over •4300 new. New Yorker Db<. 4dr. Power Steer· lng. Radio &Healer-Power Brakes While walls·seakovers llnled Glass 2 tone Green. 88 2dr. Sedan Flashy Red&Whlte, Hydramalle Drlv..Radlo, HeaterFIIIIlous V-8 R&<ket Engine. Bel Air Hardtop Cpe. Modern Clial'· lruw Bilek fbtlsh·Powerllide iran. · smlsslon·Healer·Wheel Dlses. $1988 $2688 $1988 1954 Cadillac 1954 Oldsmobile 1954 Iuick 1953 Chttsler dr. Sedan lhe finest money un buy fully powered·llnled glass Rad· to-Healer·While wallo, oeat eovero. Super 88, 4 dr. Blue·Wblle· H1dra· malic. Radio • Heater • Seat eovers. One lo~al owner. 2 dt. Sedan two tone Red & White While wall lifts. Healer, Dyn•Row Seal CcJVers. • New Ymt<er Dl.x • 4dr . Pow~r Steerlag • Po,.,erflltt • Jtjdto • Healer • · Heavealy Blue flalsh, $2588 $1588 $1318 4dr. Sedan two lODe Blue • Power Steering, while wall• . Tlllled gla11, Hydrani*llc • Radio • Ruler. $1488 ,, $888 . aut'omoblte r11.clng driver Jean Behra suffered a fraNured right wrist Fri(la,y when his MaSeratl roadster swerved off a roid at 88 planned to compete in the Mille MlgHa race today, is expect.ed to be out or action for about _20 days. '1 nasoN Drive·ln IN vn . .. . . . Marguerite Chapman Iii. Sedl!l IHJ llftlatltai ! tir. Sedai> onf loeal OWIIer • elelll Hydranuttle Drive • Radio 1: Heatu 1 pill • U,ll Green finish slat• er • All eonvenl9ee f.rea. ard shift • eight. Hr. BREAKS WRIST lo!ODWA, Italy UP - French tONICIHT Randol.,h Scott $9&8 1951 Caclill~e I ·nuro lfl!r hb"iit. Behra, Who had $1488 1953 Iuick Of TenneSsee today beteam to silll for the annual carousel Totarilalhen:t, joining Alabama., C1em:ion and host team Davidson . Bidliilio have been sent to the 'Untvtrsity of Pennsylv.ania and Loulllana Tech. Unive'tsily eame the fourth basketball 1954 Oldsmobile CORONER CRIEK (In Technicolor) -also-:Huntz Hall StanleY Clements Tho~ Bo90 THE HOT SHOTS 1950 Buick 1949 Pa~ttlae Roadmaller ! dr. U,ht Blue • ~· aflow Radio • Healer · ' Good tina Sound Motor. .' Chleftoa 8 • 2 dr. Dark Gnitn • By. dnimatle, . Radio • . Heater • . Pair tlrea ·A 1ooclaervk!able ear. $281 $118 1952 Didgi *lb-. Gyro-malle • Radio Goolt Realer,. llrea • Spollesa Interlor • cream flnilh. $418 1950 ·Fard Deluxe 4 dr. So eiMa 1"• won'I lie< lleve II anl... _)'OU IH II. Radio 1: 8 eyl•• ! dr. 11'11 make you a food servk!able wort eat. Healer • Good llrea. $180 $188 -- -.-. . . . . . ,••• .,.. t••· _____ ........... 1949 Mtrci11 . COnvertible CoUpe t& Utti 11'1*· The flnl Dlle here tellll 11 $.. - Jit. .. o *- 195t dlds••n• Deluxe 88, 4 ttr. Hytlfamllc • lo • Healer Lli" Blae llnllh. .leall!ontl'l· A .cood W ,' tl . . . I '. " · l •. •' "' '" Jilnf $188 $118 75, -, 7 Phone 485 Indians at Tlgera Julr 11- • ' ,~ .I. • lltelne at lbdll'fts Tltera at· SyraCtlle "as I c. BENDIX Sacred Heart Guild Planning ARummage Sale Former Resident '".. Boosts F d F un or d MI' dlep·ort Grads ·DUO.MATIC WASHER-DRYER or or Tlim " rMtin• Indians at Racine. Stra.ctise at Tigers S)t'a'eU.se ~···TiJ'&t• 25- at ittdians at Kac.t·n e . ~ .,.~ Racine at Syracuse Indians at Tigers Al!f1.1tt ,_ Ra'eine at \ndiaN Ti#~d at Syraeuse ----~- Mrs.· Grace GJ.aze Honored Guest At Birthday Dinner Mrs. Grace Glaze, Akton, form· ·er MlddlepOtt r!asldent, Wa• .uest : of honor at a birthday dihner JiYen 1 at the nome or Mr. and Mr9. Doll· ald Pullen and ehlldl:~n. Deanh'a., , Donald and Deborah. Columbus. 1 Other a:ue!fts were Mr. and Mis. Donald Glue and children, Donriy, Susan an4 Kathryn; Mr. .and Mra. Herbert Glaze and' daughten, Char. lotte, Brenda, Patricia and Helen Grace, Clcvelarid. Mrs. Clifford Byers and LucreUa · L.nanna, Carl Allen and Raymond 1 Clifford, Young1town; Virgil and George Glaze, Akron; Mr. ~nd Mrs. Ray Gl,ze and Timmy and DenDJ.-; Mr. and Mrs. WiJiiam Redford and Rebeeca, Mary Lou. and Billy ~ay, - N W. COMPTON, 0. D. Standlllf• la l!ralght throush sea,on. East Coati 8treel, Pomeroy Oftlee Roan: I lo IJ, 2 lo I.'!Cloae al Noon 011 'iii111LI 1 e FASTER e SAFb ONE OPEUTION Dryer Unit Does Not Need Vented More Compact Space Than 2 Units Priced $130.00 Less Than Two Comparable Units $499.95 e TH.ATYOURCAR Phi leo-Bendix Aut0matic ' Washer $299.95 • .· ' IMSURANtE COVEAAGIIS ADEQUATI--· Tumble Action . ~ ,.~. ""' ....., :---.... Flexible Water Temperature Controls Automatic Water Miser Available In ColorS Matching Dryer Can Be. Obtained . ' See One ot~ dae•e frleticnu melilbi!ft . , Phi leo-Bendix Automatic ., Thelnsuronce A!Jfill'l A.noclotlon •f Mei!J• County fOR ~~~L~ DlTAILI YOU'LL ai CILAD YOU DID V. D. IIDWARDS, INS ...•• , ....•. Ph. 35-X, Pomeroy WARNEJI..IHLE, INS ....... ., ... l'h. 48·Y, Pometoy G E. REU'l'ER, iNS ........... '... Ph. 425·X, J>omerey BARNES-Sillli>SO!ii, INS•••... Ph. 8Slli-X, Middleport DOWNING, INS ......•... , Ph, Gi38-M, Mlddieporl HOBSTETTER, INS. • . • • . . • . . . . • Pll. 23!, P_.,.7 DAVIS-WARNER, INS.•.••...... Pb. 3H·ll, ~ . / I a.EANER THE COSTS MOUNT UP I I I GETS CLOTHES Will Happen • • • And When They Do Plans were discussed for sum· mer aetivitle!J when the Fortnite Club met Thursday evening at tlre home of Mrs. Rotiert Morris, Lead· \ng Creek Road. Mrs. Morris presided at -a short · husines~ meeting and It wil •!'I· nounced that Mrs. Henry Null would be the next hostess . BirthdaYs or Patrlela K\oeR and I Anna HoweU were obserVed ~ their Secret Pals. ·· The hostess B'erved refreshment• to the members at the cloae or the social hour. OPTOMJ;T R IS'i entire s~hedule-no flplit no ,play.Ofr--Auausf 5 an AU-Star lUbe betWeft WIDner and otbflrs. '- Summer Plans Are Mapped By ma r.ter, Fortnite Club supper preceded th• !1 UTO ccidents Rock Springs Grange Meeting Held Thursday• I Julr 211- OhVi hiftqhlli A repoft ot\ ~he or_ianlzing or a Junior Garden Club Wit tiven by Mn. :Robert Thompson, the advisor. She stated there were 11 members and that the ele:et(ld (ltficers would be iJ15L!alled al the next meeting. Ml'l. Terrell presented the tp. pic for the ev4-ln1nJ. "Summer Flowering Bulbs." FloW!J' ar· rangements were judged .ilcl blue ribbo-ns awarded to :Mrs. Heines, M-iss Setlz and iWs Thompson. The workshop wu in eharge of Mrs. Thompson, who pr.ovi4nd dried material or all k":ds and containers and the members made arrani:emenb which were latet judged. Blue r.ibbona were awatd· ed to Mrs. Thompson, Miss Sel~ and Mrs. C. L Heaton and red ribbons to Mrs. Allard Pratt lnd Mrs. Thompson. or ru-t. Faithful Circle Meetmg • Js Held I ' Judee John llaeon, prMlderit Ann~nls have been ·~ tile lllddlotHire-P.,.ero, R.. celved ~tore' of Iho morriog~ o( Kr. and Mf'l. Edylrd T. Bluer, tary CLub, · preti~d when they ll!ll ](~ Jlinu, tl#llfbiB o: M.rton, wer-e OY"erniJht t~f met Friday ·.at flea\b M'etbodiit Hr. aad Mr.t. Rly Hine1, GleU.! her partnb, Mr. a!Kt Krs.. C. l . Churdt and gave II report ol tar and P~u.l Juobl, 1011 i)f -¥1'-~ Karr Sr., and !omily ThursdD lhe dlt;e<firs m..Un.J ,' bela th:< and Mn. Pearl Jacok, Pomerot. ~ • and ar'e moving their furniture ,..1 -M. Pftl g, llliwlfl. PUI 'flbe open -ehurch weddina: from Jackson to tbeir new home pr~ident, ia beCOmiRJ .a Senior Active membet, and die names of In rient of S.turday, May 4, at•' in Marion Saturday. were 1:30 p. •· 1t the GloUJter Metho ' .Mr. and Mn. Wllllam Ault and six protpediYI JMri'lben re~~d. diat Chlll'tb . children Celetta. Patricia Kay, Dennis -and William Perry art Cash hahr, program dllhnren, Attending from Pomeroy were. mending the weekend in Spring · praented a moving picture "A Mr. and Ml'a. Pearl Jatob1, Mr. field. BoJ.t In the Family,. produced Co • and Mn. Clifford Jacobs, Mr. Kenneth Murray, freshman at the' Outht1rtl Bntlng Club or Am· and Mn. !lteve.n Eblen and Mr and Mtt. James Gilmore inc! Ohio Untvenlty iJ spending the eri.:a. daurhteN, Judy .and Sandra. · · tWetkend with his parents, Mr. Methotlilt wome-n 1Mho pruand Mra. Chuiet Murray. James Mayer, Grove City, is r1 ~ aDd aerved tbe meal wete ,M'J'_ and V'r!J. Jewe-ll Chapma"l weekend gue•t of his grandpar Mrs. JGbn !Ketdka, Mrs. Jkt Chesher and tamily visittd Mi'. ·and Mn:.' enta, State Representative and Bechtel. Kn. Harry Mro. R. Jtonttipt. Mi" Beu A. P . Nlcllolson Saturday even- ' Mn. GeOrge Meiithart. Sanborn. lng. Polly Karr, who II employed In Columb11.1 is home for the Koth en• Day weekend Witb ber p.ti'· ents, llr. and Mts. C. R. Km S"' and ramliJ . 1 Mrs. Paufwerner and Mrs. Fred Leifheit wen> guests when Miss Elizabeth Fick entertained the Tri· City Sewing Cl ub, Thur!iday even· ingather home, West Main St. A hostess gift wa s presented to Miss Fiek during the evening. The hostess .served ll"alad course to Mrs. Russl:!ll Wilson, Mrs. James Simpson; Mrs. Millard Wildermuth, Mn. Robert Roberts , Mrs. Hiram Fisher, Mrs. Bradford Maag, Miss Mary Virginia Reibel and the gue1ts., . PomeroY. lulr 15-olndianJ at SyracJ se ft:aeln.e at Tigers July 11-5¥recuse a't Racln~ On Your on . ! lower ar· when the Winding Trail Gard~n Club met T_h ursday evening at the home of Mrs. George Heines, · Hemlock Grove. · Mrs. Jt>hn Terr('ll , president. presided at Lhe m~:-.- ~i'ng which opened with the club prayer in unison foll owed wit h devotions l by Miss Emma Seitz. A coll!'lnu n:. cation was read from Mrs . Robert Reibel anno unci ng the d'ltes of future meetings. An invitation was rece_ived to att~nd a meeing a~ th~ Middleport HJgh School au · d1to~illm on . June 5 at 8 P. M. .Ml.Ss Nettle Koehler was reported ill in Holzer Hospital and flowers were ordered sen t to her. A report was made ou the April 29 m~ling at Middle-pOrt when Mrs. Cozart mo.de and dl<~Cu sscd Clower arrangeme nts. A reporl was also given on the school oi i!lSlruction held recently at Tht' Plains. Tri-City Sewing Club Hosted By ·Elizabeth Fick 1-'llaelne It Syracuse of' .990·spot works hop m!u~"·'k 1- ~u!r Pdlbetoy,Ohio • • -IndWnr at Syracuse Racine at Tigers lndiana at lr.acille' Syraf!use,. at Tiler• JuiJ 3Syraeuse at Indians Ti.aera at Racine Radio Dial ' Ji;aclne at Indians Tigers at Syracu se ~uly t I' ri K-AR-R and VAN ZAN·DT And SUPPLY CbMPANY at Tigers Syracuae at Racine ,Titeh at Indians Xhi'hf 5 dMb lolt ... ~ 'h1itk. lwu good · ~ 1o0d. A lot of jood servlee ila Qab tile. ·· · SA,LE ST~iTS MONDAY, MAY·13tk LU~4BER at Syracuse Juno 27- Ddily A rangement wa s held polit Cllnie Friday and Satw-day for eye turaery. Letart Methodi~t Winding Trail Ga;den ClubHolds Workshop On Thursday Rock Springs Grange met Thurs. day evening at the Grange Ha11 with Homer Rice, worthy presiding. The chart~-r was draped for a .Period of 30 days ln memory of Mrs. _ Harry Smith. The resignation or Mrs. Raymond Cole a! Flora was accepted and Mary MrAfee elected to fill the vacan11' fiJr the remainder of tl)e year. A report was made on the Grange vis it to the C. G. Wil1\ams Grange and presenting a program. It was announced by the worthy master that Rural Life Sunday would be observed Sunday cyening MaY 26 at the Rock Springs Metho· dist Church. Members reported '111 were C. E. Dow, Wilma Stobart, Huber Brown and Claude Jones. The men o{ the Grange presented an interesting program during the lecture hour. ... - ~ .~-• H., UJht oreea. Jlad. • .....,..,/ • •· Bacon Presides" Hints-Jambs At Rotary Club Wedding Vows On Friday Night Are Exchanged C. H. Wbe Jr. wu II lh< Gall> Lu.cllle Bearbs Hawkins, Pomeroy Soeiely Editor, Phone 6244 Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport SoCiety Editor, Phone &078 MEIGS COUNTY PONY BASEBALL LEAGUE 19$7 lncUa~s 11:50 •. 1ft, U who o, May n. 1ts1 I Juiit 20- $481 ~ebm1n, her mother, Mn. C. D. a..brnan tnd f•mll)'. POMEROY soam Tlim at RrC!ne Meigs Conty Nm Diant p10)'«i in Columbus il IP'Jl4l•• tlw lllot.hen' Day •e-etend wilh The Faithful CV.c1e Sunday School Class ·of the Letart Falls Methodist Church met Tbunday en·ning at the home of Mrs. Or· I pha U:ill '!'th the elu.s president, Mrs. Fatlnte Varian, presid1n1. The meeting opened by singing the ' t-~e sdn&, f~Uowed by p11ayer by . Mrs. Floyd Workman. The scripture l'eOding was by Mrs. W. E. Shank. The progra1:1 co~i.stecl of . rudin_~~ for , ~oth· ers · Day_u . ldl'ows . Mo,ther b~ Mrs~ *Y"J!le~ Jl~•t 11eeve:-. by n, ~ ~-~e: _ A short IKWIH!~s lesslon W&! h~ld, the elasa vatlna t-0 pdrthalie new d~h for. the -ehurcft Ti.le Mr. arid Mrs. GIN)rfe Johnson, doo-:_ prite ~ won b)' Mrs. South Third Aveftue, have pur W. E. S~~- . , ebttfd tbe prOperty owned by Mr Refretthtne.Atl llf lc~ ctean:, and Mrt:. Gene Bennett, Columcake a~d coffee were tened tn bus, on South Second Ave. Old hats and purses were ~n. Vtolet Grlmm, · Mrs. Genebrougbt by the membel'l!l and sold v1eve Powell, Mrs. Workman. Mr.& ,Mr. and Mrs . Hetman Lohsf! whieh will later be won:t _to 111 Eva S.yre, Mrs. Emma Haymln , Mt. ana Mril. Harold Loh,e anJ meetlilg. The proceedS ..WM. b4 Mu. V'atiim, M:ti. ~ank , Mrs. M:rs. Wa.yile Swilhet 4ffended the used for the new prOjl!tt. .Mem: Caroline Miller, Mrs. Rose MC"- lunoral of Robert Lohse at Set July 1!bers are r~ested t-o brihg ola Dade, M-rs. bma Wilsob aDd Mr!J man 'thursday. Pirates at Syracuse dresses to the June meetlna. HGltnis. Visitor* were Mrs. Leah Rael ne at Yankees - D2 Robert HcKlnny, COI01111nu, is Re!reshments wer-e 'llerved bf Chiltencleb Of Wheeling; ~JN. Redlegs at Dodgers - Dl a weekend a:uest of Mr. and Mn. the hostess ·assisted by Mn. 1~ Don Bell. daughtef Lorna 11nd 2ND HALF Clarence Murray and dautbter, se ph struble, to thoR , -r amd Rev. Wot«man. July 9above !Jlld MTS. William D1W'B9n, The ne;:tt rilNtlng will be at Judlih, Bndbury. Pirates at Redleg& - Dl Charles Heu and Raymond Mrs. Edward Koehler, Mrs. Heriy the .home Of lfrl. Rose McDade. Plans were made for a rumRacine at Syracuse Turner, Cohnnbur, are weekenlt mage !'.!J ie on May 22·23 when the Canterbury and Mrs. Willia111 Yankees at Dodgers - D2 1' llteir famm ... Sacred Heart Guild met Thursdsy Killinger. 1uly 12---~-'"-\ Lincoln Smith, who ~s statione~ evening at the church. Redlegs at Racine at Fort SilL Neb., was callel! Mrs. George Horak. r1·esident. Syracuse a·t Yankees - 'D2 home by the death his brothe ;opl'ned thp meeting wilh pra)-'0.:". Dodgers at Pirates - Dl A contribution -of $5.00 was .made Mrs. William Baxter returned in-law, Jt>h.n Carter SmJth. July 16to the :Meigs County Cancer So· hom e Thursday evening alter • Pirates at RaQine Dallas Roush, New York Cit;, ciety. U was an nounced that visit in Brlgdeport with Mr. and Yankees at Redlegs - D2 was eaUtd bere ~r lht -illltfSI of there would be a conference in Mrs. Harry Saddler. Mr. ind Mrs+ . Syracuse at Dodgers - Dl Miss Mabel Hysell, who has been hi$ mother. Mrs . .Earl Roush, •ho Marietta on June 18 ·a nd all ·o!fi· Saddler who accompan~ed her instrumental in Taising ·money to is a medical patient at Meig : July 19cers or an alternate must attend. home re-turned home, Friday. PJrates at Yankees - Dl send the Middleport Seniors on a General HD1tpita1. Plans were made for a i:OmRacine at Dodgers - D2 Darlene M·ir'hael , the daua"hter of trip to Washington, D. C., and to Jaoqu.eline Rice, Gallipolis, 13 - Redlegs at Syracuse mun ion breakfast for school ch :l- l1r. and Mrs. Herman Michael. New Y-ork City, rec1lived an unex- spending ,t be weekend witll Mu dren and their parents Sunday who is ill with pneumonia at- the pected contribution to the fund Lan-y Rice and soils, Chipper and July 23ro)lowing the 9 A. M. Mass. Mrf. Mason Clillic is reported as im- Friday, Syracuse at Pirates - 02 Kenny, while }fr. Rice is attend· ¥ankees at Racine Mary Ku n;...e lman is the chairman proving. Mrs. Don Allen, Miami and Buf- ing the ScGut Camporee at Camp Dodgers at Redlegs - Dl and Mrs. Thomas Hrnnes;y Jr .. Mr. and Mrs. George Stark have falo. N. Y., a former local resident Chester. He is Assistant ScoutJuly 26- · the co-chairmnn. All women of returned homr> after a montl'k sent a cheek for the Senior fund ma1ter oJ Troop 245. Redlegs at Pirates - 02 the parish are invited to attend visit in Phoenix, Ariz., with thhir and another to add to the church Syncuse at Racine a Deanery Councll in Athens on .~o n and daughter-in·law, Mr. and fund Ill the Middleport Church of Mr. and Mra . W. F. Hawley have DodKets Jt Xankees- Dl June 16. :wrs. Edward H. Stark amd son,. 1 Christ. -~ · teturned to their home af-ter July 30Craig. .. ~ MiSS Hysell's nephew, Bill FinK. 'Rpelldlng part or the winter at Prayer by Mrs. Horak closed Raclne at Redlegs - 01 Mr. and Mr:. James: E. Ginther iS 'a member of thi~ year's gradu- Middleport witth their aou, Jfr. and lhe meeting after wh!eh J•e fresh- and sons, George and Phillip-, ~f atlon class. Yankees at Syracuse Mn. James Hawley. mcnts wrre served by Misses Cincinnati arrived today for a visit -.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Pirates at Dodgers - D2 · ;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=. 11 Agnes, Christine and Kathryu 'Nilh his parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. :" August 2 ...._ Grurser, Mrs. M·ark Grucser, Mrs Racin e at Pirates - 02 Oris Ginther. Chester Roa~. . He[lm·an Gruese r and Mrs. R.ly· Mr. and Hrs. C. F. Tompkms Redlegs at Yankees - 0'1 mond Harb•·eeht. Arraw~em cnL~ and so n, Christo pher. will ·tl,,end Dodgers at Syracuse of spi1·ea ilnd purple irl<, ce nter Sunday in Cincinnati and ntte-nd August 6 ed the tables. the concert give n by the nurses Yankees at Pirates - 02 Hostesr,tP.S for th e June meeting glee club of B~t hesda Hospital of I' Dodgers at Racine wiU ~ Mrs . Rcmo Nc iri, M n;. which ther daughter, Miss CynSyraruse at Redlegs - Dl Paul Casd, Mrs. Henry Wells, thia, is a member. August 9• Mrs. Edward Wells, Mrs. J ohu Miss Bernice Sheridan and Pirates at ,Syracuse Mitch and Mrs. John Guett Jr. friend, Don Ielf. t>f Cincinnati, Racine at Yankees - D1 were recent gu~st~ of her parents, Rcdl{lgs at Dodgen - D2 Mr. and Mrs. William Shcrid!ln . Play off August 12, 2nd ·h alf Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bryant and winner at l.!i t half wirlner. August son, Johnny, were visitors in Gal· 14, 1 at 2. August 16, 2 at 1 if Jipolis, Friday. necessary. IndJibJ at Racine Syracuse at Tigcrg Ju.,. '1 3Syr,(lale at Indians " -~ "'I June 4-Pirotes at Redlegs - D2 Racine at Syracuse Yankees at Dodcera - 01 June 7fledJegs at Racine · Syrtlcuse at Yanke-es - Dl Dodgers at Pirates - D2 Jurie 11Pirater at Racine Yankees at Redlegs- D1 Syracuse at Doda:en - D2 June 14--Pir.ates at Yankees - D2 Racine at Dodgers - D 1 Redlegs at Syracuse ' June 18-Syracu!le at Pirates - Dl Yankef'.s at Racine Dodgers at Rcdlegs - D2 June 21Redlegs at Pirates - D1 SyracUse at Racine Dodgers at Yankees - D2 June 25 Rac'l ne at Redlegs - 02 Yankees at Syracuse Pirates at Dodgers - 01 June 28-Racine at 'Pirates - D 1 Redlegs at Yankees - D 2 Dodgers at Syracuse July 2Yankees at Pirates - 01 Dodgers at Racine Syracuse at Redlegs- - D2 J--Doiiy _ , ..,, -...,·MhWio '""· Middltport Soeiety • .~:e~tt[ LEAGUE UTTLI June 17- Sed111elle 2 dr. BJH,l ·~ ~­ like new. llydnmaik; to •lli!it er • Seat eoven. The Dailv Sentinel 1957 .Jurw6SUN~N. 1/(AY li-13 Syracdse at Racine Frank Slitatr• Hatlon Brando Tia:~rs at Inllians GUYS AND 001.LS June I~ (~mucdpe , 'l'eehnlcolor) 1949 . .. Jlint lndJaqs at Syrecuse Raeine .at TigerS -als()--1C~ •nil ~artoon- $1088 ' ... Le~~!~~~ Raclne For Sele When Completed Mlddl~port ' T~ NUlKI tOURN!Y CltARLOT'I'E, N. C. UP- The 1955 Chrysler 1949 PlyiiOuth 11 Oat MoiiCI B nltht Clnolo•ati ot Chl<ago .2 Mllwaukee at St. Louis 2 1956 Mercury $1018 Tht House Under C,On1truction On Broadway in Middleport Louts :Pbitadelphia at Pittsburgh_._ Haddix 1-2 v!l Frlend 2·2 Sundr.y'l GaiMt Brooklyn at New York Philadelphia at fitlaburgh, 2 Hurry· Save ·Hurry • Save :__ Hul'ty • Save • Hurry • ~ave· Hnr!'y ·Save. HUl'l'y. Saye. Bnft'y atyle. You'" lnvlttd To Inspect .100 6 Citlcinnatt at Chlc:•ro--t..a 11 renee 3·1 vs Rush 0,.3 . . M\lwaukee .at St. LoulJl-Spahn f-1 Vs. McDaniel 1-1 ' ~. $1088 9 13 Cinelhnati at ChiC'ago ppd, nin S.turctay•, Probable Plkhet• Brooklyn at New York-Kou · lu 1-o or Crolg 1·1 vs Bnr~lay o-2 . The Sale of the 19S'Z.Rocket Oldsmobi les have.been so great that we have been unable to keep the used cars cleaned out. We now have the finest selection of used cars that we have ever been able to offer, We could hire more salesman to sell these quality cars but we preferto reduce them substantially for your saving." · ,, ......... Roadmasler 4 dr. Fully Powered -Dynaflow, Radio • Healer • TIDied glaos, seat covero. Low Mlllllie. .ti!O • Cbleap .. .. .. . 1 1:; .lli10 7 Pl!lsburgh ..... • 5 16 · .238 90, l'rl&ay•s leaults flew Yott 2 Brooklyn 1, nltht rbilodelphl' 3 Pittsburgh 1, nlgt.1 W. Main St. ' FOR INIURANCI TO PIT YOUR NIEDS COMI IN AND · CONSULT WITH US! VDEdwards . . .. . u n LEAGUE W L Pet. G.B Milwaukee . . . . 14 8 .'700 Ciiacirmati . . . . . 13 7 .660 . 1 Brooklyn .. .. .. 12 8 .600 2 Philadelphia . . 11 9 .~i!O 3 Sl Louis ...... 10 li .526 a~> WILLIAMSON OIL COMPANY ' ··~,._ ' •(J! SPARK PLUGS OFFERS YOU THE LOWEST PRICES EVER Uke new • f'ully ••lllpped Hlli'dlop S. 2nll Ave•ue BAtriRIIS FUEL PUMr-5 and 5 Pau Cpe, IJie Gray flnlah looks l:oronet Qaallly JI'WtiC SEAT COVERS- OIL •ltnRS GATES FAN BELTS (1U sizes) AC a,_~~· NATIONAL 22 Rifle Trap 'n~ Stationary Targets . SUNDAY- MAY 12 . 1 p.m. Til Dark l*aak Walton Farm Near Chester Public Cordially Invlted 1951 CadlUae VALLEY $0.90 ' 600x16 NEW TREAD Plus 'l'ax ahd itecapable tlte 6 illd 1Z Volt PllrOI\ .. .. .. . I ( 12 .178 3''· .f~in;rton . . . 5 18 .217 9',::: · · ' \ Ftlday's R..ultt Ctiicago 0 Detroit 4, night Cleveland 4 Kanaas City 1. nig!:l iaJ~h:nore 4 'New York 1, night W~:stpn~tan at BoKtOn, ppd, rain S.tUrcf1y's Probable Pltthart Chicago at Detroit-Har.shman 3-t vs Foytad:: 2-1 · New York at Baltimore night-Lar"en 2-o vs Moore 1·2 Kansas City at Ch!veland-.colema:n. o-2 vs. Le-mo.n 2-8 Wuhlnfton at Boston-S1obbs 0-8 vs Sisler 3-1 _ Sundl"('s G1me ~hle-ro at Dett-oit K'ansa1 City at Cleveland, 2 New York at Baltimore Washington at Boiton 1 ' HAM, lACON and BEEF SHOOT ~ ll•i' H~rry In Stock .,.,., ar• th•lr pat•nts? That weltorweisbt rtde ihol he earned b)' a1aJn ICOrlPf lft Utjllt lpllt dect•lon over Cuba'a L01art ln their 12-rouDCl "rubbet" tUml· n1tlon m•teb Friday nla:ht. Lanky 0rta10'1 teeond triumph In their tbroo flplll won him roc· Olnliloo 41 top eontender for the 141' • pounc!, tYOfrlt In the eyea or lh• New TM Stale Athlt>tle Jlarkaon Or the International Box. 1111 Club laid to4of: "Perhapi .81t.U1o will pcii\JiCift<l bit next de· leDH unloll oflet he ehtllens•• 8!'1JlJ' IIU Jloblnaon !or tbe mid· · • 41~ei&hS 'dtle in September." 1. Milwaukee <li].O St. SYRACUSE. N. Y. Vl' - Gupar -~ IV UNIT~Ii PillS AMIIUCAN LIAOUI W L l'tt. Oi · .., Q!tiuro 1 • • . • . . 13 1 .860 I New York ..... 12 8 .6j)(l I Clevelond .... : 11 8 . ~7~ II; Boston . ~ · ...... 12 9 .Mt t•,, Kapsu City . . . 11 11 .1100 3 .-tM Orteaa or Mexico mat have to walt qntll next ·N OQ!ftber tor the commlulen, at leut. But maa"iq director Si~t All ' Baseb D !Meigs County Results Little; Pony ' htave the eame with 1 bruised aide in the fifth but before departlng 1!ammed I two-run homer Off !Out'bpiw Gene Holt tn the lee· ond innlnr. , FIRESTONE TIRES he •! a DON'T LET THIS Score On Score's Eye May Be Up For Decision --- • Mi#IJe ~;~.~~~:~! ::::y .:·::~ CLEVELAND UP - The ques· lion of whether Herb Score wlll DETR.mrr UP-Rinz 'hiJtttry Is be able to rc.~ume hi s brilliant repe1t1ng itst•lf with the annau11 pitching ear~er with the Cleve. cement .t hat 1\'6. t light heavy land Jndlanos may be an11wered tocontdnder Tony Anth ony will righ t day . Physicians were hop<•ful of unranUd Ca nadian Yvon Durcllc mak ing a co mplete examlnat!nn of Ju.ne 14 at the Dl'lrolt Olympia . A ntho ny w.as .o~up pOse(l to ha vl' the young hurler'! rig ht eye, which a .title ~ hot at Archie Moore June was injured Tuesday night wh~n 7 iu the n ·me ring but aging Ar Score WBll hit In the face by a chle took hi!l surplus 3~ pount:k sizz ling liner from the bat of New and went orr to barnstorm Ge t· York 11horhtup Gil M1·Dougald. Sin ce the accidents. doctors i9· many and lnue statemen ts about his overwiJ!ght' and the lack of su ed cautious predictions Hrat Score would retain his s ight in the money In a June '7 bout. So Anthony took the Durell· eye unless unexpected compli ca• tlon, developed. fi&ht as an Interim match wJ :h promoter Nick Lon!le:s' -prom is' BAK&R HURT Utat Moore will defend tor the PITTSBURGH UP !Ieavy· Olympia Stadium Corp.-probably weight Bob Buker or Pittsburgh in July . But Anthony, the 22-year·olc. and six. other porsoha suCfereli ml· nor injurie-s In a three-car colli]farlemlte, now finds hlmtelfln a sion hcrf.l Friday. Baker suffered .poejtlon limllar to that of Cbuck a brul1ed hand. Spibter who ,took -a chance iu f meeU~ AnthDily and l08t . Oul1 Antwtlr : When flm HH I• unouupled with 1.., than two oUt1, 01' anv INie occupied or l.m.Ctul'llcl with two outs, 1 and th• cariCh•r d"1 not · e~tch Ortega May Have To Wait For Go Again~t Basilio r~rs, at mentlng furtlwr becauMe of a tel e- I Little League '" btsebal\ St:Jad~ work opens In earncSt Mantla.v night <IS meetings ':lave been call· ed In Middleport anr'l Pomeroy starti ng at 7:30. All league otri - vi('tory over St. Louis; W!IHe Mays ti~l,ped Glat!.ti beat exMays, Irt'sb oU t of a hospit-al,. te.Bniinllle Sat Ma-.u~ wlth a tri· paced the Giant,s t~ a 2·1 tifwbph 1p}e abtl tirb ilnale~. It markell ov~r the Dodgers. rhe. Ci_ncmnatl. the firSt tUP,e tbe Giants defea'tea C~1cago gamf': was postponed. by liil~f tt!tt ttietfl . Ruben nm. . bomet tt!'ilstered bill ft. utth vic. the Whit• ~· tbM: Ower i<1ry sole pOs.... lon. 'h• Am.rl· ~ ·. , , fl!~ . . . c•n L••gu. INill withe 6-4 de· .· , r.-::"hpaw ~» Y Pte~e iutvlved citien over .the tl..n; _ft. a .L c,~y firs~ 1_bing_In Which De9rlol" h~iieil th• , tank.,.. troll se nt ea~ht . ~en to ~ pUUe 1 th•lr thirlil conttcutlv!l' lo;n, a~d scored t'!~ ru_ns to n.ah aq~n I 4-1; the 'ndlans d•fotwd the hiS fourth ttiut&po. The .Wh1te Athletica, 4-1, an4 the lllriw Sox got to ,robkle Dob Lee f()t sib· betwHn th• Red So• and S.P.. a-le ru~S In. the second and thi~d atora wa1 wipecl ovt by rein. al'd ~ deCISIVe four-run Cluste-r 18 Logan did the datmiae igainst the fJfth. the Gatds with a home run, two Right-hander Connie Johm10n of sirtglel and a doubl,e as roOkie the Orioles posted his firit win or ' Juan Pizarro w&nt all the way for the aeaBOn alter lout losses in the Braves to gain his firM rna- defeating the Yanks. Baltimore cllnched the contest In the fifth Jor league victory . a,. M(L TON Alt:HMAN United Pres• S~rts ¥frlte:r ~very?ne kissed the PhUIIes off thts sp,nng as a club tha{ would put the fans aslee p. There ~ere no~ so ma~y t_oday as the Pb1ls, wtnners lD "" 9f their_ last eight games, elimbed to w1th1n thrt'e gamt's of the first place Braves. Ht>okie Jack Sanford chalked up his fourth straight victory withou t a defeat in beating the Pirates, 3-1, Friday night with a three . hit ~:/ t.~~~:r~~ny an',;"...~."'P~!~,' gram to that effect se nt by Frlt:k, ''I wlln't !§ive up uhlil We haVe major leag ue basebafll In St.rr Ftancisco," Christopher Raid. ''I'm frank in saying major league bue· ball on the West Coast i!l' an eventual m.uat, H's aoinw to happeD sdme day and 1 can't soy !llmtrtedi&t~Jy or later." Chrlstbpher indicated San Francisco will ta ke any major league club it can ~ct, wh~ther It's t he Giants or any t~ther club. "San Francisco is prPpared to pay th,. bill for major kali(ue· base· hHil," hP s<.~ill. "Wl' reel we have a fine site av<ttlable for a new 81a· dlum in the southern part of thl' Franlaco." city .It is on It• vel land with plenty Stoneham .abo said as mueh nf parking arc11 and W(' have been but a,dded that he and all other told we can be ready by J9ti9. ~Anthony Also with a lhree.run rally off Johnny Kucks. Rookie Roger Marls supplied the big waUop in Cle\'eland's vlctocy t>ver Kanus ~ Maris hld to l • , - . ~ ..... . ·- Dryer $179.95 ASSOC,IATED RADIO & TV ' 1!:. MAIN ST. \ �. . :· .•.. ' :.~-.·-=~' • • win Towns Set Deadline For liHie League IMeetingS Final Call In Climb To Top Shows Phillies Not bead Yet By SPORTS For Help Long Ways; flamner Clouts S~ond Four Bagger j .tJfl! From Parents DESK II)' Chel Tannehill Baseball Quiz : When ean the similar to : he old PXCI'ptlng lt ha ~ batter try to make first bue ar- seven ins tead Of eight teams, an ' ~er three strikes? ha'S a Pome-roy club sta nding alone, can put on for r£-view e:~.­ cellenl baseball this summe r. II is in! In our thinking its grea test va· Tb&t's the word from Bob Ma.chi nnd Emil Thomas of GallipoL .. lue will be in prov idi ng an oron their extended effort to find o gantzed Ol~tl1•t for you ng ba.sebild sponsor or sponsors for a Galli- pl11yers, rf'<'ently out of higi• polis ·Ohio Villey Associa tior. school ; entire ly adeqL'ate for their natural desire to keep on with thl' baseboU team eDtry this 5umm~; , ·Thomas veteran ~irst sacker of · the game . . old OVA Ga11lpolk elub te>lephot: They will be playing b1•side exed yesterday thaU Gallipolis mer- perie n<'ed old hand s ami in com chant• have 8llhscribed fol' eP pany that ha-s had extensive pro· ough new uniforms and equip- fessional experie nce. Pitchin g 1n ment to pUt the team on the the leagul? wil l be much stronger field. than what one should expect ~ 1 'fhere will be familiar name.s see in Class D or C ball . There'll on the Gial lipo1is roster, a coup lo! be youngsters who develop as ir of Lee boys, Thomas, BernarG overnight in OVA ('OmpeBtion ""' Guinthl"t', Marchi .and about fiy did Mel Oark in 1946 and 1947 or six of the bes t Gallia Academy One of Mel's younger brothers h; graduates this spring includinl: due for temperi ng un the Hart· McMahon, McKean and Wilcoxen rord clu b this ~ummcr and is a to name just three. comer. Once more the OVA take!! on a OVA st'h l'dule~ will be out ne xt Camiliar lineup. In t he old daJ ' wPek, sl't up by OVA Vice Presi· there were usuoll y eigh t so 1 1d dl'nt b on Wolfl' F irst games are team s rrom Gallipolis, Point Pie ... Mn-y 26th . san!, Middlcpol'L, Syraeuse, Racine 'J'he Columbus A(''s hnve been ReedsVilll' anrl Hal'tlord . The Syra tent<JiiVI'lY ~t~ n l'd fo.r a gume hel"e !cuse club usuali,i.' had a gt>0dl~· in June agalnst Lt•ugue AII -S!.a rs I seasoning of Pomeroy athlete.s uu ln a night gam., That's one bi!SC · Hs roster. This new lineup. very 'ball fan); .o.·i ll v,:a nt to .c;ee. Gallipoli~:o ' t DeaITake • BaII we8t ' mg Ma · ]Of Gagged By Order From Frick I NEW YORK UP - The wheels the machinery that eve ntually 1may bring the Brooklyn Dod1m to Loe Angeles and the NeW Yort Giants to San Franfileo1 but Baseball Commissioner Ford Fritk placed a "gag" order on all parties in· volved. Mayor Geor1e CbristGpher of San Francisco dl scl;!fied the po ~taible tranlfer of a major league .franchise to this c ity at a meetJn( Friday with Walter O'Malley, president of the Dodgers, and owner Horace Stoneham of the GiantB , 1 Christopher admitted, "Wr discussed the pouibiHLy of bringing major league baseball to San continued tur ning today in parties werf prohibited rrom .Up For All Or Nothing Fight managers. as-sistant mana - ger!> aud everyone connect.:!d with MiddJeport Little League are askecl <to meet in the hi:Ih school. In Pomeroy lcag tlc offici a; ,:; ha~·e asked a similar meeting >ll the town hall. In both townS" l.he ml!eting'!l arl"' the rtnal eall fro- people to givr up their hearthside TV s hows and gd out with. volunteer hel;l to put the summer youth bas~ ball program on the road. Thf' object : MONEY. That's what • i,t takes to keep 700 to 800 youngster!l busy pial'· ing 'l:tll&£'ball thi.'l. ~ummer L:) Meigs Cou nty. Un[orl unale, but it's true. .Middleport need-s a few repla('emenL uniforms for tho!>e marle ragged with youthful .!I!Jdes iiltn 5t:'cond ba~e laM year The Pony'I'Jiz('d ,teAm in parti· r-ular needs additiona l uniforms. Bats, balls and other efluipmt•n! will be needed ·t hrou ghout the st'a,.on. A specified fina:reial goa l will be determined MondHy niglht in Middleport and an or g-aniza lion will he ~et up to reach it. -I n Pome-roy least $600 is cotn- effort. And Granny Hamn er, the guy whQ v.~as suppo!led to be aU washed up, smacked his second homer ~ in ce reclaiming hiJ. second base job, In other .National League games Jt>hnny Logan drove in five runs while leading Milwaukee to a 10,-5 Monday.<! and Thursdays for or· $'11 nized !Joftball. Tuesday and Friday will be Little and Pony League play. Saturday Is a~n. Sundays the diamond will be resen•ed for Ohio VaHey Associn· lion home games, when su~~~ · games are sc heduled . Requests for use df t he diatn'ond should be made to McDono1d Boys in the Middleport &rea are urged at Olli:e to see their respective managers or Little Leag·ue clubs for tryouts. . .... lt.all. to be thi qu••tlon. Vhtlch toWn, Mhhtl•port or Pot~~~roy (With S'iratll•• •nd R•· ch'ii) will beit sujlport their yOungst•rs? . Middle pori Little I .c;~gue Prexy Uonel Boggs sa id today: "This is it. We 'h ave to gr.l. ro,Hng. lt'H be -the last meel in ~ before play starts the first week In June." In Pomeroy Pr('sidcnt Dirk Rctton and Ser-relnry Tracy W:twl ~y bad the same nullook on !heir Mondav night. mel'li nj;(. MUNICIPAL DIAMOND Meanwh ile. Jacket RPI· reation Director Cha rles McDonal d snirl the nPw muni{·ipal park ba ~r­ hall diamond, nne or .t he rhw-.;1 , in !he area. will be 1·cserved on _____,_,. - - - - ' WIN RACRS . NI:\Y fORK UP - Nab Miss u,w1 .8Wpner, a pnlr of Preakneu ..-oDJin~. scored con.vi~lnj: vlc:- corlel al Jamolta Friday. Noh IIIII .On a mile and one·el&hth prep o"r preakneu three other n~ wbllo Slalpner lur~ boc!t a 11r0n1 lleld lA a lll·f.,.. loaf allqw._ 1111. , I \ ' . ) ) ·~- Deleo ~~~~- Auto Lite IGNITION PARts Happen To You! Drive Carefully Now• York . . . . . lrumru~e !nd Sl. of All Types . Phone 35-X 1956 Chevrolet Monl c lair-4dr. Hardtop Red and White-While . wqlls Mere-u-Malle· Power Brakes Power Steerln8-POW· er Wlndow.-Heater Radio-Sold for over •4300 new. New Yorker Db<. 4dr. Power Steer· lng. 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" · l •. •' "' '" Jilnf $188 $118 75, -, 7 Phone 485 Indians at Tlgera Julr 11- • ' ,~ .I. • lltelne at lbdll'fts Tltera at· SyraCtlle "as I c. BENDIX Sacred Heart Guild Planning ARummage Sale Former Resident '".. Boosts F d F un or d MI' dlep·ort Grads ·DUO.MATIC WASHER-DRYER or or Tlim " rMtin• Indians at Racine. Stra.ctise at Tigers S)t'a'eU.se ~···TiJ'&t• 25- at ittdians at Kac.t·n e . ~ .,.~ Racine at Syracuse Indians at Tigers Al!f1.1tt ,_ Ra'eine at \ndiaN Ti#~d at Syraeuse ----~- Mrs.· Grace GJ.aze Honored Guest At Birthday Dinner Mrs. Grace Glaze, Akton, form· ·er MlddlepOtt r!asldent, Wa• .uest : of honor at a birthday dihner JiYen 1 at the nome or Mr. and Mr9. Doll· ald Pullen and ehlldl:~n. Deanh'a., , Donald and Deborah. Columbus. 1 Other a:ue!fts were Mr. and Mis. Donald Glue and children, Donriy, Susan an4 Kathryn; Mr. .and Mra. Herbert Glaze and' daughten, Char. lotte, Brenda, Patricia and Helen Grace, Clcvelarid. Mrs. Clifford Byers and LucreUa · L.nanna, Carl Allen and Raymond 1 Clifford, Young1town; Virgil and George Glaze, Akron; Mr. ~nd Mrs. Ray Gl,ze and Timmy and DenDJ.-; Mr. and Mrs. WiJiiam Redford and Rebeeca, Mary Lou. and Billy ~ay, - N W. COMPTON, 0. D. Standlllf• la l!ralght throush sea,on. East Coati 8treel, Pomeroy Oftlee Roan: I lo IJ, 2 lo I.'!Cloae al Noon 011 'iii111LI 1 e FASTER e SAFb ONE OPEUTION Dryer Unit Does Not Need Vented More Compact Space Than 2 Units Priced $130.00 Less Than Two Comparable Units $499.95 e TH.ATYOURCAR Phi leo-Bendix Aut0matic ' Washer $299.95 • .· ' IMSURANtE COVEAAGIIS ADEQUATI--· Tumble Action . ~ ,.~. ""' ....., :---.... Flexible Water Temperature Controls Automatic Water Miser Available In ColorS Matching Dryer Can Be. Obtained . ' See One ot~ dae•e frleticnu melilbi!ft . , Phi leo-Bendix Automatic ., Thelnsuronce A!Jfill'l A.noclotlon •f Mei!J• County fOR ~~~L~ DlTAILI YOU'LL ai CILAD YOU DID V. D. IIDWARDS, INS ...•• , ....•. Ph. 35-X, Pomeroy WARNEJI..IHLE, INS ....... ., ... l'h. 48·Y, Pometoy G E. REU'l'ER, iNS ........... '... Ph. 425·X, J>omerey BARNES-Sillli>SO!ii, INS•••... Ph. 8Slli-X, Middleport DOWNING, INS ......•... , Ph, Gi38-M, Mlddieporl HOBSTETTER, INS. • . • • . . • . . . . • Pll. 23!, P_.,.7 DAVIS-WARNER, INS.•.••...... Pb. 3H·ll, ~ . / I a.EANER THE COSTS MOUNT UP I I I GETS CLOTHES Will Happen • • • And When They Do Plans were discussed for sum· mer aetivitle!J when the Fortnite Club met Thursday evening at tlre home of Mrs. Rotiert Morris, Lead· \ng Creek Road. Mrs. Morris presided at -a short · husines~ meeting and It wil •!'I· nounced that Mrs. Henry Null would be the next hostess . BirthdaYs or Patrlela K\oeR and I Anna HoweU were obserVed ~ their Secret Pals. ·· The hostess B'erved refreshment• to the members at the cloae or the social hour. OPTOMJ;T R IS'i entire s~hedule-no flplit no ,play.Ofr--Auausf 5 an AU-Star lUbe betWeft WIDner and otbflrs. '- Summer Plans Are Mapped By ma r.ter, Fortnite Club supper preceded th• !1 UTO ccidents Rock Springs Grange Meeting Held Thursday• I Julr 211- OhVi hiftqhlli A repoft ot\ ~he or_ianlzing or a Junior Garden Club Wit tiven by Mn. :Robert Thompson, the advisor. She stated there were 11 members and that the ele:et(ld (ltficers would be iJ15L!alled al the next meeting. Ml'l. Terrell presented the tp. pic for the ev4-ln1nJ. "Summer Flowering Bulbs." FloW!J' ar· rangements were judged .ilcl blue ribbo-ns awarded to :Mrs. Heines, M-iss Setlz and iWs Thompson. The workshop wu in eharge of Mrs. Thompson, who pr.ovi4nd dried material or all k":ds and containers and the members made arrani:emenb which were latet judged. Blue r.ibbona were awatd· ed to Mrs. Thompson, Miss Sel~ and Mrs. C. L Heaton and red ribbons to Mrs. Allard Pratt lnd Mrs. Thompson. or ru-t. Faithful Circle Meetmg • Js Held I ' Judee John llaeon, prMlderit Ann~nls have been ·~ tile lllddlotHire-P.,.ero, R.. celved ~tore' of Iho morriog~ o( Kr. and Mf'l. Edylrd T. Bluer, tary CLub, · preti~d when they ll!ll ](~ Jlinu, tl#llfbiB o: M.rton, wer-e OY"erniJht t~f met Friday ·.at flea\b M'etbodiit Hr. aad Mr.t. Rly Hine1, GleU.! her partnb, Mr. a!Kt Krs.. C. l . Churdt and gave II report ol tar and P~u.l Juobl, 1011 i)f -¥1'-~ Karr Sr., and !omily ThursdD lhe dlt;e<firs m..Un.J ,' bela th:< and Mn. Pearl Jacok, Pomerot. ~ • and ar'e moving their furniture ,..1 -M. Pftl g, llliwlfl. PUI 'flbe open -ehurch weddina: from Jackson to tbeir new home pr~ident, ia beCOmiRJ .a Senior Active membet, and die names of In rient of S.turday, May 4, at•' in Marion Saturday. were 1:30 p. •· 1t the GloUJter Metho ' .Mr. and Mn. Wllllam Ault and six protpediYI JMri'lben re~~d. diat Chlll'tb . children Celetta. Patricia Kay, Dennis -and William Perry art Cash hahr, program dllhnren, Attending from Pomeroy were. mending the weekend in Spring · praented a moving picture "A Mr. and Ml'a. Pearl Jatob1, Mr. field. BoJ.t In the Family,. produced Co • and Mn. Clifford Jacobs, Mr. Kenneth Murray, freshman at the' Outht1rtl Bntlng Club or Am· and Mn. !lteve.n Eblen and Mr and Mtt. James Gilmore inc! Ohio Untvenlty iJ spending the eri.:a. daurhteN, Judy .and Sandra. · · tWetkend with his parents, Mr. Methotlilt wome-n 1Mho pruand Mra. Chuiet Murray. James Mayer, Grove City, is r1 ~ aDd aerved tbe meal wete ,M'J'_ and V'r!J. Jewe-ll Chapma"l weekend gue•t of his grandpar Mrs. JGbn !Ketdka, Mrs. Jkt Chesher and tamily visittd Mi'. ·and Mn:.' enta, State Representative and Bechtel. Kn. Harry Mro. R. Jtonttipt. Mi" Beu A. P . Nlcllolson Saturday even- ' Mn. GeOrge Meiithart. Sanborn. lng. Polly Karr, who II employed In Columb11.1 is home for the Koth en• Day weekend Witb ber p.ti'· ents, llr. and Mts. C. R. Km S"' and ramliJ . 1 Mrs. Paufwerner and Mrs. Fred Leifheit wen> guests when Miss Elizabeth Fick entertained the Tri· City Sewing Cl ub, Thur!iday even· ingather home, West Main St. A hostess gift wa s presented to Miss Fiek during the evening. The hostess .served ll"alad course to Mrs. Russl:!ll Wilson, Mrs. James Simpson; Mrs. Millard Wildermuth, Mn. Robert Roberts , Mrs. Hiram Fisher, Mrs. Bradford Maag, Miss Mary Virginia Reibel and the gue1ts., . PomeroY. lulr 15-olndianJ at SyracJ se ft:aeln.e at Tigers July 11-5¥recuse a't Racln~ On Your on . ! lower ar· when the Winding Trail Gard~n Club met T_h ursday evening at the home of Mrs. George Heines, · Hemlock Grove. · Mrs. Jt>hn Terr('ll , president. presided at Lhe m~:-.- ~i'ng which opened with the club prayer in unison foll owed wit h devotions l by Miss Emma Seitz. A coll!'lnu n:. cation was read from Mrs . Robert Reibel anno unci ng the d'ltes of future meetings. An invitation was rece_ived to att~nd a meeing a~ th~ Middleport HJgh School au · d1to~illm on . June 5 at 8 P. M. .Ml.Ss Nettle Koehler was reported ill in Holzer Hospital and flowers were ordered sen t to her. A report was made ou the April 29 m~ling at Middle-pOrt when Mrs. Cozart mo.de and dl<~Cu sscd Clower arrangeme nts. A reporl was also given on the school oi i!lSlruction held recently at Tht' Plains. Tri-City Sewing Club Hosted By ·Elizabeth Fick 1-'llaelne It Syracuse of' .990·spot works hop m!u~"·'k 1- ~u!r Pdlbetoy,Ohio • • -IndWnr at Syracuse Racine at Tigers lndiana at lr.acille' Syraf!use,. at Tiler• JuiJ 3Syraeuse at Indians Ti.aera at Racine Radio Dial ' Ji;aclne at Indians Tigers at Syracu se ~uly t I' ri K-AR-R and VAN ZAN·DT And SUPPLY CbMPANY at Tigers Syracuae at Racine ,Titeh at Indians Xhi'hf 5 dMb lolt ... ~ 'h1itk. lwu good · ~ 1o0d. A lot of jood servlee ila Qab tile. ·· · SA,LE ST~iTS MONDAY, MAY·13tk LU~4BER at Syracuse Juno 27- Ddily A rangement wa s held polit Cllnie Friday and Satw-day for eye turaery. Letart Methodi~t Winding Trail Ga;den ClubHolds Workshop On Thursday Rock Springs Grange met Thurs. day evening at the Grange Ha11 with Homer Rice, worthy presiding. The chart~-r was draped for a .Period of 30 days ln memory of Mrs. _ Harry Smith. The resignation or Mrs. Raymond Cole a! Flora was accepted and Mary MrAfee elected to fill the vacan11' fiJr the remainder of tl)e year. A report was made on the Grange vis it to the C. G. Wil1\ams Grange and presenting a program. It was announced by the worthy master that Rural Life Sunday would be observed Sunday cyening MaY 26 at the Rock Springs Metho· dist Church. Members reported '111 were C. E. Dow, Wilma Stobart, Huber Brown and Claude Jones. The men o{ the Grange presented an interesting program during the lecture hour. ... - ~ .~-• H., UJht oreea. Jlad. • .....,..,/ • •· Bacon Presides" Hints-Jambs At Rotary Club Wedding Vows On Friday Night Are Exchanged C. H. Wbe Jr. wu II lh< Gall> Lu.cllle Bearbs Hawkins, Pomeroy Soeiely Editor, Phone 6244 Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport SoCiety Editor, Phone &078 MEIGS COUNTY PONY BASEBALL LEAGUE 19$7 lncUa~s 11:50 •. 1ft, U who o, May n. 1ts1 I Juiit 20- $481 ~ebm1n, her mother, Mn. C. D. a..brnan tnd f•mll)'. POMEROY soam Tlim at RrC!ne Meigs Conty Nm Diant p10)'«i in Columbus il IP'Jl4l•• tlw lllot.hen' Day •e-etend wilh The Faithful CV.c1e Sunday School Class ·of the Letart Falls Methodist Church met Tbunday en·ning at the home of Mrs. Or· I pha U:ill '!'th the elu.s president, Mrs. Fatlnte Varian, presid1n1. The meeting opened by singing the ' t-~e sdn&, f~Uowed by p11ayer by . Mrs. Floyd Workman. The scripture l'eOding was by Mrs. W. E. Shank. The progra1:1 co~i.stecl of . rudin_~~ for , ~oth· ers · Day_u . ldl'ows . Mo,ther b~ Mrs~ *Y"J!le~ Jl~•t 11eeve:-. by n, ~ ~-~e: _ A short IKWIH!~s lesslon W&! h~ld, the elasa vatlna t-0 pdrthalie new d~h for. the -ehurcft Ti.le Mr. arid Mrs. GIN)rfe Johnson, doo-:_ prite ~ won b)' Mrs. South Third Aveftue, have pur W. E. S~~- . , ebttfd tbe prOperty owned by Mr Refretthtne.Atl llf lc~ ctean:, and Mrt:. Gene Bennett, Columcake a~d coffee were tened tn bus, on South Second Ave. Old hats and purses were ~n. Vtolet Grlmm, · Mrs. Genebrougbt by the membel'l!l and sold v1eve Powell, Mrs. Workman. Mr.& ,Mr. and Mrs . Hetman Lohsf! whieh will later be won:t _to 111 Eva S.yre, Mrs. Emma Haymln , Mt. ana Mril. Harold Loh,e anJ meetlilg. The proceedS ..WM. b4 Mu. V'atiim, M:ti. ~ank , Mrs. M:rs. Wa.yile Swilhet 4ffended the used for the new prOjl!tt. .Mem: Caroline Miller, Mrs. Rose MC"- lunoral of Robert Lohse at Set July 1!bers are r~ested t-o brihg ola Dade, M-rs. bma Wilsob aDd Mr!J man 'thursday. Pirates at Syracuse dresses to the June meetlna. HGltnis. Visitor* were Mrs. Leah Rael ne at Yankees - D2 Robert HcKlnny, COI01111nu, is Re!reshments wer-e 'llerved bf Chiltencleb Of Wheeling; ~JN. Redlegs at Dodgers - Dl a weekend a:uest of Mr. and Mn. the hostess ·assisted by Mn. 1~ Don Bell. daughtef Lorna 11nd 2ND HALF Clarence Murray and dautbter, se ph struble, to thoR , -r amd Rev. Wot«man. July 9above !Jlld MTS. William D1W'B9n, The ne;:tt rilNtlng will be at Judlih, Bndbury. Pirates at Redleg& - Dl Charles Heu and Raymond Mrs. Edward Koehler, Mrs. Heriy the .home Of lfrl. Rose McDade. Plans were made for a rumRacine at Syracuse Turner, Cohnnbur, are weekenlt mage !'.!J ie on May 22·23 when the Canterbury and Mrs. Willia111 Yankees at Dodgers - D2 1' llteir famm ... Sacred Heart Guild met Thursdsy Killinger. 1uly 12---~-'"-\ Lincoln Smith, who ~s statione~ evening at the church. Redlegs at Racine at Fort SilL Neb., was callel! Mrs. George Horak. r1·esident. Syracuse a·t Yankees - 'D2 home by the death his brothe ;opl'ned thp meeting wilh pra)-'0.:". Dodgers at Pirates - Dl A contribution -of $5.00 was .made Mrs. William Baxter returned in-law, Jt>h.n Carter SmJth. July 16to the :Meigs County Cancer So· hom e Thursday evening alter • Pirates at RaQine Dallas Roush, New York Cit;, ciety. U was an nounced that visit in Brlgdeport with Mr. and Yankees at Redlegs - D2 was eaUtd bere ~r lht -illltfSI of there would be a conference in Mrs. Harry Saddler. Mr. ind Mrs+ . Syracuse at Dodgers - Dl Miss Mabel Hysell, who has been hi$ mother. Mrs . .Earl Roush, •ho Marietta on June 18 ·a nd all ·o!fi· Saddler who accompan~ed her instrumental in Taising ·money to is a medical patient at Meig : July 19cers or an alternate must attend. home re-turned home, Friday. PJrates at Yankees - Dl send the Middleport Seniors on a General HD1tpita1. Plans were made for a i:OmRacine at Dodgers - D2 Darlene M·ir'hael , the daua"hter of trip to Washington, D. C., and to Jaoqu.eline Rice, Gallipolis, 13 - Redlegs at Syracuse mun ion breakfast for school ch :l- l1r. and Mrs. Herman Michael. New Y-ork City, rec1lived an unex- spending ,t be weekend witll Mu dren and their parents Sunday who is ill with pneumonia at- the pected contribution to the fund Lan-y Rice and soils, Chipper and July 23ro)lowing the 9 A. M. Mass. Mrf. Mason Clillic is reported as im- Friday, Syracuse at Pirates - 02 Kenny, while }fr. Rice is attend· ¥ankees at Racine Mary Ku n;...e lman is the chairman proving. Mrs. Don Allen, Miami and Buf- ing the ScGut Camporee at Camp Dodgers at Redlegs - Dl and Mrs. Thomas Hrnnes;y Jr .. Mr. and Mrs. George Stark have falo. N. Y., a former local resident Chester. He is Assistant ScoutJuly 26- · the co-chairmnn. All women of returned homr> after a montl'k sent a cheek for the Senior fund ma1ter oJ Troop 245. Redlegs at Pirates - 02 the parish are invited to attend visit in Phoenix, Ariz., with thhir and another to add to the church Syncuse at Racine a Deanery Councll in Athens on .~o n and daughter-in·law, Mr. and fund Ill the Middleport Church of Mr. and Mra . W. F. Hawley have DodKets Jt Xankees- Dl June 16. :wrs. Edward H. Stark amd son,. 1 Christ. -~ · teturned to their home af-ter July 30Craig. .. ~ MiSS Hysell's nephew, Bill FinK. 'Rpelldlng part or the winter at Prayer by Mrs. Horak closed Raclne at Redlegs - 01 Mr. and Mr:. James: E. Ginther iS 'a member of thi~ year's gradu- Middleport witth their aou, Jfr. and lhe meeting after wh!eh J•e fresh- and sons, George and Phillip-, ~f atlon class. Yankees at Syracuse Mn. James Hawley. mcnts wrre served by Misses Cincinnati arrived today for a visit -.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Pirates at Dodgers - D2 · ;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=. 11 Agnes, Christine and Kathryu 'Nilh his parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. :" August 2 ...._ Grurser, Mrs. M·ark Grucser, Mrs Racin e at Pirates - 02 Oris Ginther. Chester Roa~. . He[lm·an Gruese r and Mrs. R.ly· Mr. and Hrs. C. F. Tompkms Redlegs at Yankees - 0'1 mond Harb•·eeht. Arraw~em cnL~ and so n, Christo pher. will ·tl,,end Dodgers at Syracuse of spi1·ea ilnd purple irl<, ce nter Sunday in Cincinnati and ntte-nd August 6 ed the tables. the concert give n by the nurses Yankees at Pirates - 02 Hostesr,tP.S for th e June meeting glee club of B~t hesda Hospital of I' Dodgers at Racine wiU ~ Mrs . Rcmo Nc iri, M n;. which ther daughter, Miss CynSyraruse at Redlegs - Dl Paul Casd, Mrs. Henry Wells, thia, is a member. August 9• Mrs. Edward Wells, Mrs. J ohu Miss Bernice Sheridan and Pirates at ,Syracuse Mitch and Mrs. John Guett Jr. friend, Don Ielf. t>f Cincinnati, Racine at Yankees - D1 were recent gu~st~ of her parents, Rcdl{lgs at Dodgen - D2 Mr. and Mrs. William Shcrid!ln . Play off August 12, 2nd ·h alf Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bryant and winner at l.!i t half wirlner. August son, Johnny, were visitors in Gal· 14, 1 at 2. August 16, 2 at 1 if Jipolis, Friday. necessary. IndJibJ at Racine Syracuse at Tigcrg Ju.,. '1 3Syr,(lale at Indians " -~ "'I June 4-Pirotes at Redlegs - D2 Racine at Syracuse Yankees at Dodcera - 01 June 7fledJegs at Racine · Syrtlcuse at Yanke-es - Dl Dodgers at Pirates - D2 Jurie 11Pirater at Racine Yankees at Redlegs- D1 Syracuse at Doda:en - D2 June 14--Pir.ates at Yankees - D2 Racine at Dodgers - D 1 Redlegs at Syracuse ' June 18-Syracu!le at Pirates - Dl Yankef'.s at Racine Dodgers at Rcdlegs - D2 June 21Redlegs at Pirates - D1 SyracUse at Racine Dodgers at Yankees - D2 June 25 Rac'l ne at Redlegs - 02 Yankees at Syracuse Pirates at Dodgers - 01 June 28-Racine at 'Pirates - D 1 Redlegs at Yankees - D 2 Dodgers at Syracuse July 2Yankees at Pirates - 01 Dodgers at Racine Syracuse at Redlegs- - D2 J--Doiiy _ , ..,, -...,·MhWio '""· Middltport Soeiety • .~:e~tt[ LEAGUE UTTLI June 17- Sed111elle 2 dr. BJH,l ·~ ~­ like new. llydnmaik; to •lli!it er • Seat eoven. The Dailv Sentinel 1957 .Jurw6SUN~N. 1/(AY li-13 Syracdse at Racine Frank Slitatr• Hatlon Brando Tia:~rs at Inllians GUYS AND 001.LS June I~ (~mucdpe , 'l'eehnlcolor) 1949 . .. Jlint lndJaqs at Syrecuse Raeine .at TigerS -als()--1C~ •nil ~artoon- $1088 ' ... Le~~!~~~ Raclne For Sele When Completed Mlddl~port ' T~ NUlKI tOURN!Y CltARLOT'I'E, N. C. UP- The 1955 Chrysler 1949 PlyiiOuth 11 Oat MoiiCI B nltht Clnolo•ati ot Chl<ago .2 Mllwaukee at St. Louis 2 1956 Mercury $1018 Tht House Under C,On1truction On Broadway in Middleport Louts :Pbitadelphia at Pittsburgh_._ Haddix 1-2 v!l Frlend 2·2 Sundr.y'l GaiMt Brooklyn at New York Philadelphia at fitlaburgh, 2 Hurry· Save ·Hurry • Save :__ Hul'ty • Save • Hurry • ~ave· Hnr!'y ·Save. HUl'l'y. Saye. Bnft'y atyle. You'" lnvlttd To Inspect .100 6 Citlcinnatt at Chlc:•ro--t..a 11 renee 3·1 vs Rush 0,.3 . . M\lwaukee .at St. LoulJl-Spahn f-1 Vs. McDaniel 1-1 ' ~. $1088 9 13 Cinelhnati at ChiC'ago ppd, nin S.turctay•, Probable Plkhet• Brooklyn at New York-Kou · lu 1-o or Crolg 1·1 vs Bnr~lay o-2 . The Sale of the 19S'Z.Rocket Oldsmobi les have.been so great that we have been unable to keep the used cars cleaned out. We now have the finest selection of used cars that we have ever been able to offer, We could hire more salesman to sell these quality cars but we preferto reduce them substantially for your saving." · ,, ......... Roadmasler 4 dr. Fully Powered -Dynaflow, Radio • Healer • TIDied glaos, seat covero. Low Mlllllie. .ti!O • Cbleap .. .. .. . 1 1:; .lli10 7 Pl!lsburgh ..... • 5 16 · .238 90, l'rl&ay•s leaults flew Yott 2 Brooklyn 1, nltht rbilodelphl' 3 Pittsburgh 1, nlgt.1 W. Main St. ' FOR INIURANCI TO PIT YOUR NIEDS COMI IN AND · CONSULT WITH US! VDEdwards . . .. . u n LEAGUE W L Pet. G.B Milwaukee . . . . 14 8 .'700 Ciiacirmati . . . . . 13 7 .660 . 1 Brooklyn .. .. .. 12 8 .600 2 Philadelphia . . 11 9 .~i!O 3 Sl Louis ...... 10 li .526 a~> WILLIAMSON OIL COMPANY ' ··~,._ ' •(J! SPARK PLUGS OFFERS YOU THE LOWEST PRICES EVER Uke new • f'ully ••lllpped Hlli'dlop S. 2nll Ave•ue BAtriRIIS FUEL PUMr-5 and 5 Pau Cpe, IJie Gray flnlah looks l:oronet Qaallly JI'WtiC SEAT COVERS- OIL •ltnRS GATES FAN BELTS (1U sizes) AC a,_~~· NATIONAL 22 Rifle Trap 'n~ Stationary Targets . SUNDAY- MAY 12 . 1 p.m. Til Dark l*aak Walton Farm Near Chester Public Cordially Invlted 1951 CadlUae VALLEY $0.90 ' 600x16 NEW TREAD Plus 'l'ax ahd itecapable tlte 6 illd 1Z Volt PllrOI\ .. .. .. . I ( 12 .178 3''· .f~in;rton . . . 5 18 .217 9',::: · · ' \ Ftlday's R..ultt Ctiicago 0 Detroit 4, night Cleveland 4 Kanaas City 1. nig!:l iaJ~h:nore 4 'New York 1, night W~:stpn~tan at BoKtOn, ppd, rain S.tUrcf1y's Probable Pltthart Chicago at Detroit-Har.shman 3-t vs Foytad:: 2-1 · New York at Baltimore night-Lar"en 2-o vs Moore 1·2 Kansas City at Ch!veland-.colema:n. o-2 vs. Le-mo.n 2-8 Wuhlnfton at Boston-S1obbs 0-8 vs Sisler 3-1 _ Sundl"('s G1me ~hle-ro at Dett-oit K'ansa1 City at Cleveland, 2 New York at Baltimore Washington at Boiton 1 ' HAM, lACON and BEEF SHOOT ~ ll•i' H~rry In Stock .,.,., ar• th•lr pat•nts? That weltorweisbt rtde ihol he earned b)' a1aJn ICOrlPf lft Utjllt lpllt dect•lon over Cuba'a L01art ln their 12-rouDCl "rubbet" tUml· n1tlon m•teb Friday nla:ht. Lanky 0rta10'1 teeond triumph In their tbroo flplll won him roc· Olnliloo 41 top eontender for the 141' • pounc!, tYOfrlt In the eyea or lh• New TM Stale Athlt>tle Jlarkaon Or the International Box. 1111 Club laid to4of: "Perhapi .81t.U1o will pcii\JiCift<l bit next de· leDH unloll oflet he ehtllens•• 8!'1JlJ' IIU Jloblnaon !or tbe mid· · • 41~ei&hS 'dtle in September." 1. Milwaukee <li].O St. SYRACUSE. N. Y. Vl' - Gupar -~ IV UNIT~Ii PillS AMIIUCAN LIAOUI W L l'tt. Oi · .., Q!tiuro 1 • • . • . . 13 1 .860 I New York ..... 12 8 .6j)(l I Clevelond .... : 11 8 . ~7~ II; Boston . ~ · ...... 12 9 .Mt t•,, Kapsu City . . . 11 11 .1100 3 .-tM Orteaa or Mexico mat have to walt qntll next ·N OQ!ftber tor the commlulen, at leut. But maa"iq director Si~t All ' Baseb D !Meigs County Results Little; Pony ' htave the eame with 1 bruised aide in the fifth but before departlng 1!ammed I two-run homer Off !Out'bpiw Gene Holt tn the lee· ond innlnr. , FIRESTONE TIRES he •! a DON'T LET THIS Score On Score's Eye May Be Up For Decision --- • Mi#IJe ~;~.~~~:~! ::::y .:·::~ CLEVELAND UP - The ques· lion of whether Herb Score wlll DETR.mrr UP-Rinz 'hiJtttry Is be able to rc.~ume hi s brilliant repe1t1ng itst•lf with the annau11 pitching ear~er with the Cleve. cement .t hat 1\'6. t light heavy land Jndlanos may be an11wered tocontdnder Tony Anth ony will righ t day . Physicians were hop<•ful of unranUd Ca nadian Yvon Durcllc mak ing a co mplete examlnat!nn of Ju.ne 14 at the Dl'lrolt Olympia . A ntho ny w.as .o~up pOse(l to ha vl' the young hurler'! rig ht eye, which a .title ~ hot at Archie Moore June was injured Tuesday night wh~n 7 iu the n ·me ring but aging Ar Score WBll hit In the face by a chle took hi!l surplus 3~ pount:k sizz ling liner from the bat of New and went orr to barnstorm Ge t· York 11horhtup Gil M1·Dougald. Sin ce the accidents. doctors i9· many and lnue statemen ts about his overwiJ!ght' and the lack of su ed cautious predictions Hrat Score would retain his s ight in the money In a June '7 bout. So Anthony took the Durell· eye unless unexpected compli ca• tlon, developed. fi&ht as an Interim match wJ :h promoter Nick Lon!le:s' -prom is' BAK&R HURT Utat Moore will defend tor the PITTSBURGH UP !Ieavy· Olympia Stadium Corp.-probably weight Bob Buker or Pittsburgh in July . But Anthony, the 22-year·olc. and six. other porsoha suCfereli ml· nor injurie-s In a three-car colli]farlemlte, now finds hlmtelfln a sion hcrf.l Friday. Baker suffered .poejtlon limllar to that of Cbuck a brul1ed hand. Spibter who ,took -a chance iu f meeU~ AnthDily and l08t . Oul1 Antwtlr : When flm HH I• unouupled with 1.., than two oUt1, 01' anv INie occupied or l.m.Ctul'llcl with two outs, 1 and th• cariCh•r d"1 not · e~tch Ortega May Have To Wait For Go Again~t Basilio r~rs, at mentlng furtlwr becauMe of a tel e- I Little League '" btsebal\ St:Jad~ work opens In earncSt Mantla.v night <IS meetings ':lave been call· ed In Middleport anr'l Pomeroy starti ng at 7:30. All league otri - vi('tory over St. Louis; W!IHe Mays ti~l,ped Glat!.ti beat exMays, Irt'sb oU t of a hospit-al,. te.Bniinllle Sat Ma-.u~ wlth a tri· paced the Giant,s t~ a 2·1 tifwbph 1p}e abtl tirb ilnale~. It markell ov~r the Dodgers. rhe. Ci_ncmnatl. the firSt tUP,e tbe Giants defea'tea C~1cago gamf': was postponed. by liil~f tt!tt ttietfl . Ruben nm. . bomet tt!'ilstered bill ft. utth vic. the Whit• ~· tbM: Ower i<1ry sole pOs.... lon. 'h• Am.rl· ~ ·. , , fl!~ . . . c•n L••gu. INill withe 6-4 de· .· , r.-::"hpaw ~» Y Pte~e iutvlved citien over .the tl..n; _ft. a .L c,~y firs~ 1_bing_In Which De9rlol" h~iieil th• , tank.,.. troll se nt ea~ht . ~en to ~ pUUe 1 th•lr thirlil conttcutlv!l' lo;n, a~d scored t'!~ ru_ns to n.ah aq~n I 4-1; the 'ndlans d•fotwd the hiS fourth ttiut&po. The .Wh1te Athletica, 4-1, an4 the lllriw Sox got to ,robkle Dob Lee f()t sib· betwHn th• Red So• and S.P.. a-le ru~S In. the second and thi~d atora wa1 wipecl ovt by rein. al'd ~ deCISIVe four-run Cluste-r 18 Logan did the datmiae igainst the fJfth. the Gatds with a home run, two Right-hander Connie Johm10n of sirtglel and a doubl,e as roOkie the Orioles posted his firit win or ' Juan Pizarro w&nt all the way for the aeaBOn alter lout losses in the Braves to gain his firM rna- defeating the Yanks. Baltimore cllnched the contest In the fifth Jor league victory . a,. M(L TON Alt:HMAN United Pres• S~rts ¥frlte:r ~very?ne kissed the PhUIIes off thts sp,nng as a club tha{ would put the fans aslee p. There ~ere no~ so ma~y t_oday as the Pb1ls, wtnners lD "" 9f their_ last eight games, elimbed to w1th1n thrt'e gamt's of the first place Braves. Ht>okie Jack Sanford chalked up his fourth straight victory withou t a defeat in beating the Pirates, 3-1, Friday night with a three . hit ~:/ t.~~~:r~~ny an',;"...~."'P~!~,' gram to that effect se nt by Frlt:k, ''I wlln't !§ive up uhlil We haVe major leag ue basebafll In St.rr Ftancisco," Christopher Raid. ''I'm frank in saying major league bue· ball on the West Coast i!l' an eventual m.uat, H's aoinw to happeD sdme day and 1 can't soy !llmtrtedi&t~Jy or later." Chrlstbpher indicated San Francisco will ta ke any major league club it can ~ct, wh~ther It's t he Giants or any t~ther club. "San Francisco is prPpared to pay th,. bill for major kali(ue· base· hHil," hP s<.~ill. "Wl' reel we have a fine site av<ttlable for a new 81a· dlum in the southern part of thl' Franlaco." city .It is on It• vel land with plenty Stoneham .abo said as mueh nf parking arc11 and W(' have been but a,dded that he and all other told we can be ready by J9ti9. ~Anthony Also with a lhree.run rally off Johnny Kucks. Rookie Roger Marls supplied the big waUop in Cle\'eland's vlctocy t>ver Kanus ~ Maris hld to l • , - . ~ ..... . ·- Dryer $179.95 ASSOC,IATED RADIO & TV ' 1!:. MAIN ST. \ �-·· ' ' Sis ~~Mini VO<altollal ¥i<t<l· ture ttudentl and tlu!:l.r tn.tructor Row1rcf fio'!_l~J 1ttended tbe Di . ... __ ~ 781: IIIIITB . pital D•try Barn on , May 8. .,D,.llmd .. Wednelda\ . ' . ~::~~~~==~~~---------------------R· ·-A·..-C~I~N~t~~F·~.-F·A---- ·~·'·~:'t~:~~ ...~ou.~-.pHii n·~.m~~:.~'t~-~oy~h~~;·~'· BY iLANCJfl M. ,..~SKINS 1ov~-Paul told Uftbelte~vable l! slote- c~nt talj at CounCil 6-D•IIy Sentinel, Pomeror-Mtclclle port, o .• M..y 11, 1957 ( 15) Room & Boord WANT ADS PHONE 398 AgO'S 25 to 60 wtth RATES cnou~h }our POULTRY Jo' OR SALF..-.1< irsl GeneraLion Arbor A( re• Vantre~s Cross B~ oJler ch1ck.li. FOR the ProfJl Pul let. HERM BERRY'S HATCH ERY, Inc, Parkersburg, W EGGS~DcKalh orrcr for sale at PUBLlC AUCTION a• the home of the !ale Mrs Avery Roberts, (located nci!.r the U. B. Church on College Roa~ l in Syracu-se, Ohio, the followmg household furni!h lng~ Saturday, May 18, 19~71 1000 A M- Fngidatre Refr1 JilC~ator, Kllchen C11b1net , Ga~ CirOutaLlon heater lalrno ~1t new), Kllrhf'.n tahlc, AIR WAY SW~~EPER and >attachments (l1ke new), Ntce Book Case, Complete Bed (wood), "l"wo wicker chairs, Davenport, DIN lNG ROOM SUITE Coffee table Ltbrary tables, QUILTS, Bla~ kclll, Aprons, Drapes. Tea To web, Coats, Table lamps, lllgh Chair, Trunk.i Electric to.astcr. Canister set, Elcotrlc Iran Hand Tools, Gcn Elcclrlc Wash er (like ncwl, Kitchen S111k (~ ,mch double drain board) ~ gas healllrs, Enterpm(' Ga~ Bange !l1ke nt•w), Dah-es Antique Table, Radw and Stll.'r1rl PIANO LEGAL NOTICE Va Phone GA 2 3~ 5 10 I moe 314 HP garden tractor wtth equipment, !'Jorge ga!'i rang,; Ideal lawn mower .sharvener E J Wagner, llacwe 5 W-3ty I Sealed b1ds will be received by \ the undersigned at the office of Crow & Crow, Attorneys, Pomeroy, OhiO, for the sale of the property owned by Sarah Jane Probst in see you to Box Dad) SenlmeJ, 5-l1·6te Middleport, OhiO, on wh1ch said property 111 located the butldlng $2.00 HOURLY pnso 1hlc dmng hght assernhly work at hom · No experwnc(' necessary SAN- Los An~elcs 48, Calif o~upled by June's Dress Shop, Middleport, OhlO Satd property apprait~ed for $5,000 00 and ean. not be sold for less than the appraised value The right is reo;ervcd tn reject any and all b1ds. Sale Is subject to the approval of the Probate Court, Melga County, I Ohto. Satd seaied bids musi be presented on or before May 18th, Third CO Mfg t:o B507 West highest biddEr, subject to the approval of the Court Roy E Stnckland, Adminis· tratl)r of Estate of Mary Al.,.. Hra StT}ekland, DeceaseC. (!>) 11, 13, 14, 3tc USED SPINET come tu home when I can 668-A, The Pomeroy For Scie The undersigned wtll to manent high earnmg po,.itwr. for men who qualify Wrl~" 2• hour "ire<-ker Service. Day Phone 6221 Night Phone 110311-X. DODGE · I'LYMOUTII DEAL,r.RS 3 I U RESULTS - - - - - - -- - - -·-===========:- th1s sum . Propertf to be sold and discuss llJc rossibihlles of brttenng you.:' .sdf Int~:rvJcw 1n the presen::c of yoour w1fe prcferrerl P.-r ~::-:---- GETS neal for presell! day l1vmg costs, why not ll't me (8b) Auto Services -- a. H. IIA WLil'iGS SONS CO. - Ibis column car, appcarancl:' , good charactt'r [[ ;our prrsrnl ('arnmg.:; are not 2 eeau per word, one IDstrtlon. Minimum cbarse :.OC.-4. centl per word for three eoneeeutlve lnsertiona. f~lal - One mOiltb for sao ct~DU per word. lUll rate ol 2 eents per word will be eburaed for advertisina: if a.ot paid for before the lGth of eagh morath foUowillf Insertion. EiTen in Aclvertillng-Sbou14 be reported lmmeq,lat.el.y. The D•UY Seatiael _.111 not be reaponaible tor moJe than one tncorftl\:t lnaertion. Card of Tbanta and Special Notlee1 of Event. $1.00. Obituuiu publilhed at 1 eent per word. IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL - RENT find emp)oyment - hire or fl.nd a lost Item through The Dally SenliMI WANT ADS. Don't put It off Cal) 398 Today - An Ad In Federated Church Womens Guild Mother-Daughter Banquet Held The Mary Alvtra Strickland NICE HOME fnr rmdd!e-aged lady property located in Pomeroy, Free room and board. Phone 006-M 5 7 6lp Metgs L.:ounty, Ohio, will be sold by the understgned at the law of. The annual mother-daughter ban· Wonted fH·es of Crow 11nd Crow, Pomeroy, quel sporlsored by the Women's ( 17) Help - - · _ _ __ _ _ Ohto, at 10·00 o'clock a m May 15, Guild of Lhe Federated Church was Men n~ded to help take ctue 1957 Property appratsed .&t $1,100 held Pnday evening 1n the church or our expan ~"'!on program and cannot be sold for less than FOR CONSISTRNT DEPENDABLE RESULTS (I) Notices LEGAL NOTICE FOR SALE 5-ll·2Lp licensfld WANTEO- Lwo more life guards at Batie}'~ Lah , 5 ll fitp Hacme Road FULL PRICE WANTEIJ- Houtc dnvcr [or diK lr1butmg newspapers Jn rur.ll areas Apply at The Dally Scntmcl Ofr1re 5 10-tf 1 1957. WANTED AT ONCE MAN TO WOHK on truck farm, fanuly preferred, house and gar- ·I Only $25.00 down den . Good wages By day or by Jllonlh 2:lll8 Letart Falls 5 8·6 r I and $4.00 weekly =c:- - - - -:----:------cWANTF.D- House elcanmg by Clara Stewart, Adminutrator, Estate of Sarah Jane Probst, Deceased. Crow & Crow, Attorneys !5) 11. 13. 14, 3 tc ' We Carry ______ -NOTICE OF HEARING FOR PAROLE Case No 5201 The tables were attractive Wtth white cover& and centered with an 1 SUMMERS & SON (20)Business Services __ .... ............ ..__ Radney Downing Broker See The New Hollond HAYLINER ATTENTION FULTON THOMPSON I were h'ene Ju.stts, Mabel Johnson, Clara Williams, Luc11le H.arr1son, Lat• rene Lewis, June Burrts fnd dau· gbters, Mr. and Mrs. Lyons and bosts, Mr. and Mre. Ned Henry. Attendance at Sunday Scho Jack Barnhart of Columbus VISited her mothc ... Mrs. J 1 Blake over the weekend Bob Oliver, senior at Wabama High School was chosen for .sch: l&'J'ship He has been named Ml· son County'! first recipient of the scholarship for t>eachen tra n ing. It amounts to $500.00 a yea.... OltVICr was selected by the Board of Education. H-e is the !DR of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Oliver. Frtcnds a-nd relatives receive·' word of the death of Mr.s. Dauy Lewis Lockett In- Seattle, Wash , April 17th She tvas a former re.;t dent of Chiton and a cousm Gf Fred Lewu. Her husband, Fn.1k The guest speaker, Mrs. 0. P. Lockett is a brother to F M Klein, was mtroduced by Mtss Lookett an.d Mr-s. Anna Russell, Smith who spoke on "Pioneers of local. Women" usmg for demonstration a repltca of a pioneer woman. Miss Mr and M'rs John Li'Venage Smith. presented Mrs. Klein with a and Mr and Mrs. Robert Mat"tme gtlt at the close of her address. all of South Charleston were ca.~ Recogmlion of mothers present mg on Mr and Mrs. Ned Hem was m charge of M1ss Fick. Red Sunday afternoon. carnations were presented to Mrs. Mr .and Mrs. Arthur Fick u( Mart Crary, the "ldest moth.er, and t pmned on bv her daughter. Mrs. Pomeroy were calling on Mr amJ Mora , Mrs. Paul C~apman, the Mrs. Ned Henry 1"oosliay cvenin!l: Mrs. Ne{l Henry anJ Mrs. Geo youngest mother, and pinned on by her mother, Mrs Delmar Cana- Burns and daughters atte-nded a day, Mrs Albert Smtth, the young. piano rccttal ~iven at the Porn, est grandmother; Mr!'i, Amanda roy high school aud1tonmn Sun K,aspar and Mrs Donald M~ra fol' havtng the most daughters present tine (a cousm) on Wtdnesday 1t and also Lo Mrs. Bartel! and pin- Roseville, 0 Other.s from here ned on by Mis.-. FJCk The Mart altendJng were Mr. tnd Mr.s. '. Crary tamtly were g1ven recogni· J. Reed, Mrs. Joe A. OhUngec. lmn for haYing four generations Mrs. Inez Roush, Mr. ttnd Mrs. present. John Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Howa. , The hymn, "Bless Be The Tie Roush, Georac Reed. Mrs. James Th:it Binds" concluded the pro- Hoffman and Mrs. John Wolfe of gram Letart Falls, 0 . Members of the Federated Ctr. Mrs. Wyatt Chad'wCll," 'Mrs. ' cle sel'\oJng as hostesses were Mrs J. Bostic, Mrs. Jokn Morgan, P!hs; Norman Kloes, Mr!l' Lena Huber, Mrs. Lou!~ Reibel, Mrs. Phil Wll- (,oldye Hart, recently attended lHl.mson, Mrs Clarence Ma~sar, an all rlay meetin'g and dmner of Mrs Carl Sh1elds and Mrs. G. H. the Rcgwnal PTA 111 Barboursville, W. Va Ewmg. Pomeroy Vt:Stted Mr Lew Hoffman Tuesday. Mr. md M:r... and Mrs. Mr. and Ml's. Lloyd W11liams vtsited Mr. and Mrs. Law:R!nce MCDermott at Nttro Sunday Mma Lewis and Don Sarn.s ;£ Vu:mn.a were visjtmg fnends '11. Pa.'rkeroSburg Sunday alternoon. Mr. and Mrs Harolt~ Young an~ e'olildren, Mason, Mr :md Mrs Sam Blake, Baltimore, o., and Dorothy 'Blake were Sunday diuncr guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chf ford Jnbruon. rm trfP Mr. and MrS: Waller Blake allll sons were Sunday guests of MI. and Mrs. R>eese Wilham!!, Pt. Pleasant.. Mrs Helen Williams and Laur<o Hl'lla~d were m Pomeroy Satul· day. Mrs. Grace Cartwrigh t Is visiting relatives in McDonald, 0., and Lt· bTBry, Pa-., the latter part of thil month she will £1y tc CallforDia to vis.ilt with Mr and Mrs Harol~ W:alls and famtly. Mrs. Elden Skinner and Mrs. Joe Nlcholslln, Mt and Mrs Gar· fuld Nicholson calkd on A. r. Nicholson ThllTsday Mr. alld Mr.s Charles Jaomcs qf Londou, Eng, are spending seven weeks willh their son and da-ugh· ter Mr. and Mrs Carl Kearns. Tb:s is the second v1sit for M'Fs. Jam~ she visited last In 1948 Bill Angel of Mkldleport and Lmme Smi~h sfoent In Charleston. Sarlur~ay \ I Dtii•M·) are baek at their hom,. on Main St. (former Howard E~w Ing P•1ace)-1., .seemc d SO lone ly all wmtcr-and Hortense is p like m•' "" m.Win ~ and ~•le•n'n I g u - 1 plant t0>1Jch·me-nots and four ·1 k ·th "rf'~ t m1S1Jl\'l·n· oc oc § WI -"' bceause If they're to.o, near tb . o1: 1 " WGma" h e dIf · ·· · ~q,•t D1d rarehoW d·Y<ILL j!'X~t me to trim " thi~ hed..te \lrbM j Mit·~ evefi Wfl~ neBr it?"-but "never underes.' mali", . et>C.. yap know-ifa,-y Maftti& Gfess telli Us of ·Sara mght bttweeR M6•Dt a1,d ~dentf, P~l~fPiUiit ..-ere Melvi~ Cti'e1t, latne.. ~. Ota Gltld: B• 8Hr1e, Catfivolte and :R ~ v 'p Btl 111 1 1 OJ er, "' ' mr enth Graders M(li'n,Jng Stdr . ~li&.~Riiil~ rear! tlitd Tr.ilet<ir ScJJ .. lafib!p a,.f IJ: (llvliii Iii oil~ J>o: lp eaoh FFA.. Clla~r In ohio. This boy attends .$he State F.utur Fanner Cam,. The B. H. S. win· ,er was Jaclie Protfit,t. a ,Fniah· U!b man He was se1eeted from' th~ romtS fillt4 o-ut a'bo&Jt farm ma· chinery owned, inac/liJJeJ OP.eratfi ed, made repairs an~ , .it(lJuatm:ent!". <in, ~h· ..U•Iltr ot tll!(r ~l•ot liohks antt intt!-Ut. Brdwn Trartor Sales, Pomeroy, are the TJJt local ll~flSOl'.'!l. . -,- 'Phe D1strlct Ul A.nfujaJ FFA banquet and ltuain10oM meeUn; wli's hetd in the Mar10it Gvm AI Ohe~rterhill, May lOth, at 6:3o PM The speaker of the evenir!g wl'il Jerry Ringo-. the Cehtral N· · tl(mal Vice Pr~dent of the FF A from RothwelT, Ky. LmLE ORPHAN A.NNll Those from Ra~itie attendin'! were Dw.am Sayre, Larry Ho~ter, David Hysell, Tom Curtis, Oon Johnson, John Wmgett, La;rry Ebersbach, .Carl Wolfe, Jamc. Pr~~~ Jlfe!vln <;irde. Waid Foster I-tarry "tfur.s, Charles Gaul and Roy Van Meter. Seventy eight FHA and FFA members and thPir teac-hers, Mrs. One of DAd's latest and best Hilmm, Mr Wright and Mr. NoFeller ~e k,qew with just a very lan enjoyed a wiener roast he:d low mentahty {yet one of God's Tuesday evening May 7 at the own innocents he .u;) wa..s gohmg State- Park: on Roufe 33 north er tp ..... drafted They asked im Poineroy. ~ "Yo\l gom,l to the amlf, Jim? :• Each .year the FHA and F'F A "No," s'ez(e ••j don•£ wanna Plan a joint sprmg party The wet~ rer th;etn. 1ellers.'' u fl'OUJ' was transported from the Alict hi!- dit11i.'t either, nOt ary 4 IQr. and Mrs. Garrett Reed oP school building ~o the park by day. WhiCh just goes tO show- Beer!y w-ere Sunday guests or S(!hool bus. Lawrence Beegle and sOinetbinJ or other, I hal'Clly Jtonow Mr. and Mrs John ilhle. Junior Salser, were bus drivers. W·hat. Mr. anr1 Mrs. Dana Hamm, Mr l:t · d o d "I don't wanna work for them and Mrs. Willard Fa.udree, MrS Daff'! anD ~lt<IKb wen'plnew hlaU.: lellers"-heavens no. Car'pln ... Aman$fa Baer anti Mrs. Esta Baer OLD SALEM e atep n' so R•! :J> F R Alan Halliday: who is staght - j.e~ ' i b'bl 1 t t 11 t oafges Md rritic11l colonels. taJ(e 01 orest un were Sunday u he pro • y orce o eo e..· tues•- or their sister and cousins oned In Maryland was a recent aU over the place----ealm dowc note Alnd behave younelve~. it viSitor with his parents, Mr. lnd .ck th "' ar ,., rn ~u .. n· ertua Ho1ter and Lester Bail,Y M W .d H Jl(d ' D1 , , e 11 rs1 100 yea.. e .w.~~ 1 iT., .,. Mrs. Mujc:Me Leonerll of Rot"'" rs a1 a ay and brotber, haNtesto--taiJJ:irtg Wittt a bymtndef __._ Sprin(s Was ,CAlling· op Mns Mll· lva.n. and he bopi.ng they'd never do But I MUST give you tliis, Just d d lhl Mr and Mr!. Fl'ank Rin~hart oway with a certain liquid bus..: once more. re e r~ently have returned to their farm home ness-" 'Twould be aw1ul" qu.oth :tiniQ' KJntu~ty sojer meel'J h1 s after spending the winter in Porn· tte---.1 t>Om!ori h'Jm with "But yiu' ~oHtnel..._..:m, CdJoflel", se:r: he. blood pre.uure 220. eroy to be near thelr employment. could then just raiSe yoyr ow~ Co\oo.el jus\ bursts OlJt, alrlns h;lt "Why sbutlti, Colonel irn I'd ~ Mrs. Rinehart's father, Howard flops"-bat .be ''Went ..:way s~ let'Y ttfOiteat bad words, blood knowetl rou'd a ac-ted thatawa;v t Pond ia with them to spend the ''"ow:;;fu~l~"!:•~·~ld;'::"::U:::Y.._t:h::.;n:::~ri:;nJ!:....:l;.t;•::~<_:v:....,.::.:e:l•~•::t::"":::~:..:o:.•:.t;:o::n..;h;,:i;:;'·..:l:..••:..•:.;•h:;,•::•d:..:_".:"".::.:ld:;n..:'t...:li 1poke to yl}u a tall." summer on the farm . J<N1ice Duncan who i.s employed in Columbus spent the week: end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B Duncan. Season • with a Pinch~;; __ .... ~~drillfe Atbtn.'. .ct weekend. I .Tud~fra. :teams: wf.te .uJttrudcd fe~. ~ . Ott F.arm II: )~(tea' tn Route lS(f ,¢. freb- It 'be OlJ LAUREL CLIFF Mr and Mrs. Lloyd G1bbs and children, Toledo, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson OV(!r th~ I NEWJSt i~o f Sunday was 100, eoUectlon $39.43. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewi,s and Mr.s Harry Johnson, Mrs. Hel~ ~ Mrs. Uoyd Wtll~o.ams were 1n Pat· Barket, Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd WUl· kersburg Saturday lams, Mr. and Mn. Homer John Mrs. Betty Call and childre·l son, Mrs. w. Dicken~. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gibbs, Mr. and Mr'! viflted her l!lisler, Mrs. Donna Goodnite at Pomeroy Sunday. Carl Kearns, Carl Ban. Mr. alld Mrs. lJoyd Hoffman, day, wa,:eH re4uill'd 75l' or GREF.N 3 Plf'('e sc;_fJOnaJ ltvln!il $1 00 pt•r hour, With 1ranspor Our 0\\on A~tounts Rcu!)en Swartz No. 10089i', a rnom bUill', IH'w ~~~ 3ti volurnl' lat10n 11a 1r' (all Mason SPrue(' pn~o,lcr nov. confined w the Oh10 Funk Wagtnalls 1-.mJ<clopc·dla s 3-Mfi9 ask fllr I.OUI~e Cundiff P< nihmtiar_\.', Columbm, admitted Call anu 59-31<' 5-9-3tr hom Meli':S Co unty , convicted May Speed boal, 14 fl ~~ -t1mc~ - - - - - - - - - - - 1956 of the cnme of Mallcwus Phone 22 Jackson, 0. Cultmg W/1 to Wound or Maim water. Marlm Molo1· 7 1~~ II. P $259 00 Shorty Jlann;~hs, 12'1 (2C/C ) and senm~ 1a sente nce of NEIGLER and CLEEK GARAGE Butternut. 5 0-:il p 1-20 years 1s ehgt ble for a bearmg _ _ _ _ _ _ Car repalr- Weldmg- Servlce and bdore the PARDON AND PA Used Parts Phone 3611, Raone, ROLE COMMISSION , on or aJter AFRICAN VIOl.JETS 659 Brownell 4 29 12tc Ohio Juh•, 1957 Ave., Middleport Phone 6299-M. Pardon and Parole Commi~SlOn Fr•• Ettlmetea 5 7 6tc HY R G Fogle. ,..61NTING ATIORWI • • Bcalllti£ul combma tlo.n Sylvauu1 (5J 11, lA, 2tc PAPER-HANGING 17" consol •rv. A M and r M L. V. Reltlnger 'U... I - C . . . rad1o. un d record pla}cr, ~0110 Recine, OAio 11SL ...ondiO, P-11 Mahogany, eJ~ccllont condilioll Pomerov. Ohl• 4 27 tf NEW HAVEN, W. la. $100.00. LIU'gc GE DeluK dry<:.r, On Rt. 13. Cell Wm. Gru"'r• .' Rock Sprlnp $10fltJO Phone 9215l>.f ~ 111-31_. QUICK SIWVIGE t•n Wneh r.eLUTHER LEAGUE: ---- palrlng hy F.sctory TMlned The Dtslnct Lutht'r League Marble kip drc.'Jr~cr, Organ, II:< , watchmaker, COlLINS JEWEwas iwld Sunrt .. y Apnl 28 at the p()11 ed HNl'ford bu 1 I 2 81 K. Iow ,ug, 0 11 131np'S ' h'O" , Rcgtslercd LERS. }l(.merof. 1-3-tf St. 1-'nul l.ulh<•ran l' hurl'h, w.th 'I I" 15 I II 2 0 bt> 1 o- lclcl Three rO<'klll' • H'ars "· mo Ill , cow~ the lot"ni church .':lervwg as hn<;'. II'.'~URANCE AGENI:l' h( l (C ~p nook~ F.n~ OilL' Fn· ~ h olh<•t· to fn·shcn RADIO -" TELF.Vl~ION SI'~H.VICE, Repres('nfatlvc~ wt>r•! from ti1e ~lr.). Automobllo, Hulth rs, ,, r~sslc.-b.le B l slll'<·~d~ Nil! ley Hy.'icll, Bradbur;\' Phone .. JO, Cleland Apphance tcan:.1 ('S, ,..ar., a · e( 5-11 31 Chal"ieslon, Huntmgton and Park ACCIDEN't Store, ltd W. lohln St., Pomcrot PIIIOWfl. Drc.~&CS, Curlilln Slid p _______ crsburg churche>' J.. mcs HenLit.. Ca1uelty end ._.., 2-23-U chcrs, Napkins Picture fram e .~ LOVELY SPINET PIANO. .<;acrlfit'! . derson, was 1n char~~· of the d, SCOUT MIETINCJ. Floor lamps Wabh St-ands, Ketcd for quick sale M1ghl consider votwns, followed by a sermon b' At the recent Cub Scout Pack Real Estate tlCJt, Dul<'h oven, Canner .~, lr\ln · storing with party who would Rev Raymond Peter'\. Nq . 256 meetmg at the gtaLLC In MIDDLIPORT, OHIO Ina: Board. Sc.alcs, Lawn Mow he sure to buy later P'or details Ronnw l'lf<'Glothltn di.<itmt ;ne· school l'~rank Hoyt Jr. of P 6136-M P'IONEI 6311 cr. Power Lawn Mower (Rotary wnte Thompson MusiC Co, 624 .aident, pres1ded dunng the bUst Pleasant presenlc!d Thomas Grm Other U8t'!flll 1tem11 loo numt!l' ~cvenlh Ave, Mar1etta, Ohio ness me('ltng A supper was pr.~ atcad with a new chat tcr. ous to list. A'ITENTION · If 57 fltc pt~rerl and served by members oi Mmtature blue ribbons: made you need GOOD ho\L~Chold Completely New From the Purpose Class . There were by Mrs. E L. Stein were present furnishings attC'nd lhu 5 a!c GIRL'S BICYCLE hko new, 20 Jn, llllob lo Chute hllletcen mem&crs from the Hunl· cd to the followlng membe. s1gn0tl Mrs France~> llobert !o One roon dog; one all around ingtun Church, '1 from Charle~- Larry Fluharty, Mickey Beach TERMS CIU~ dog; one rocker 1panicl, house ton and fifteen from Parkersburg Gary Batey, Phil Cooke, Roger Auctlotleer: Crltt Br.ulford broke, f(!ma.ll'; one goat. Everett TRACTOR SALES and nineteen from Mason Count~· Black, Maurice Clark, Bobby Grm Ra~lne. Ohlo. Chaffin, llarl!ord, W. Va. churches stea~. Terry Cunning~am, Charle... Pomeroy NOT RESPONSJBLE 1·on AC· ------ -~-7_6:_1P:.._ COUNCIL McFarland, R<mnte Stem, Pat.l CIDENTS. ~ ll ·H ·lt13tc The jotnt council of the Luth- Chadwell. Larry F'Ty and Mitchell tEKINESE PUPPIES for aale, eran Churches, St Paul, s• Ward.~ The presentations were TRUSTEES 1re askmg peop"c Mra. Woodrow W Call, 73~ Syc· Marks, Zwn met Tuesday evenm~ made by tubmaster Wtlliam Melnttrc&tt.'d ill donatmg ror t:le amor~ St., Middleport. at the Broad Run cht·rch. Durmg FIU'land. UJi-keep of Sl John Cemete1y .. 30 12tt the busmess meetm..: , Clarence Jim Fry was presc:-ttcd the One . aand th~1r donatiOns to Thelma Blessing was appomtcd lllf recreyear serv1ce strap while Mitch~JI 3 CAN MILK COOLER, 1 double A GTue.t~e.r, Trcas, 103 Cher~y scntallve to attend ~le annual Ward was given the Bear pin. unit Imperial milker. G. A. Deem St., Pomeroy rt-l().3tc Racme 3088. S 8 3tp ·state synod 1n Jackson's Mill. Th• The following were presenteu WANTED - PalnHniJ, lnttlrior or altcmalcs were Mrs. Frar.i Hey· Four Arrow Points. Mitc.he.l exterior, contract or hourly, Goon usct1 G. E Electric Rang • Ward , Bobby Griru~lead, Ter{'y nolds and Mn. Harry Layne. New Craft8man's 20 In Jig Saw ~mPIOD 1111uranee AseDCJ, ntl!! reaaonable. Phone 381-Y. Othcn present W<'rl' Fdward Cunnmaham and Maurice Clar\. See at 203 MulbeiTy Ave. Homer Braley. S 3 12tt Ki.ddleport. Fl:re - AutomobU& Kmg, Elmer Newberry, Je.sse Denner stripes were presented lo O..e--61 p lloa<\1. Pbooo 11316-X &»II Brown. Donald Roush. P. J. Wol· Bobby Gnnstead and Mauri · Hetdquethors for 7 pert, Harry Layne, Thomu Grin· Clark while Terry Cunniflgham A~ 1u::m::l;:n'u:::m:-:-co::m::b~l::n::at-;;lo::n:-:-,:-:lo:::r:::m-a::n ::d Semlonite LUIIa&e - Lane Cedar FOREMAN & ABBOT!' T.V. SEJt.. stead, Lloyd Roush and Bob was presented the assb.tant De 1 Mcreen window! and doorf Steel Cbeata - LAU Window FansVlCF: All make• .Repaired by Ex· Johnston. ner stripes. and aluminum awnlngl!i and eant"rlildalre Refrigentors. pert Tec~nlelaoa. Phqne 6284 Y SEWI,.G CLUI Those receiving third year opica. Call William Radford, Our "Factory Rcprc.scnta l1 ... r furniture, Mlcldlaport, Ohl• lollddleiJO~, 8-IIHI The BPnd Scwmg Clu b were pins were BGrinstead and >Dav. 1 Rock Sprlna:s. 0 21-lmop. hve'' Y..ill be in this area all " 20 tr entertained Tue!lday aflernoon .a! Chadwell while seeond yeu pins COMPLETE Insurancu Proteetion, next week Sm111U enatne parts. BRIGGS & !he home of Mrs. A D Woodrum went toM. Clark and M. War! Ltfe, Auto. Fire, Polio. C,all Don (() Found STRATfON, CLINTON & IRON .1. Clifton. GuesiJJ and members Those presented 1t'1e1r first ye 1r Mllle, Middleporl, Ohio. HORSE. Gard(!n tracton, tlllera, area 'J. We have iCveral good prQMmt were Mr~ R.ay Pickens Sr pins were Paul Chadwell, Ronnie J.OST 1m Tuu·f'JitWood llwnmowers, Clinton chlln laW Wt.1le faot Hereford Helr~i~~ Mrs. J11mcs Buell and baby, Mr~ Stem , T CunninKhem, P Cooke , Spinel Plano Buys parts Ridenour·, Supply, Cheat· IJOY!l R0\15h, Mr.s. Otte Roush, Chas. McF~~orland, Roger BLaek and due to freshen. Cell J L Hawk . Ohio. 4 2 9tc SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, 11611, Vtnc er, 5-10-31 .l Coolville YU-5-2241 l\lrs. J. t.. Stewart, Mn. A D Gary Batey. Terms to Suit You St., Middleport, $6l)()().OO. p, U. llume. Mrs. A G Mehlman. Mr5. PERSONALS GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES ond Deal with your "Factory E. L Stein. Mrs. P . J. Wolpert, Lottridge. 5 8 12tp Mr. and Mrs. Chester Adams Auto Soles Service. R. A. Finlaw, 012 E. Distributor and Save Mrs. w. T. Slone, M.rs N. 0 We1n anrl Handy or WetrtOll recen~ly M11n St., Pomeroy. 4 2'7 u SIX room hnusc. acres o; Mrs Hugo Juhhng and Mrs L. J visited Iva Cap.chart who return $200.00. ground, $li,OOO.OO Call 512 J. ed with tttem for a ViSit. Ruttencutter. 5·6·6tc PELLOWSHIP DAY Mr end Mrs. Donald Brown an' A May Fellbwship Day se!"v1ce children visited relatlv.es in KcnfHREE ROOM furnl1hed apat t wu held -at the New Haven EUB !ucky recently. ment, apply Home Restaurant. Church May 3rd at 1·30 p, m. A;t Mr. -and Mrs. Donald Brown VilMiddleport, $1&.00 per week. ..Fattory Trained Service" women Were lnvited and men al!!o J itcd D C Btown In Jehn Ho utlllUcs paid. !S·lo-3t.:! welcome. Goldye Hart presldeJ kin.s Hospital~ Baltimore, .Md., oveA ' Phone 22 Jaokson, Ohio with the theme "Free &hoola io the weekend. , . 3 room furnished apartment lor CITY 'PROPERTY - I now have several, rar gmg m !iZe from 4 rent Next t.o hospitel. Ph•ne a Fl'ee America". Mrs Yen Row.h Mr. and Mrs. Lee StflWart of 1814 Buick VI Spectaol 4 dr. Sli· rooms Lo 9 rooms, and In J>r\ce 284. D 2 6tc ~~~~~~ ~ gave the call to worship follow.:111 sUtton, W. Va ., and Mr. and Mr• dtll ti.MlG.OO. Oynartow drive , from 12.000.00 to $50,000.00 ~ by the bvmn "Americ-a the B,:,au Glen Downing and childrett of like new liabt blue nnl,h. P'or ReJlt - EltenJlon Ladders~ some of whtch the owner Will tlful", litany and prayer Glvini Athens wwe~ Sunday guests <~' Bilet.tlllf'l, Pomeroy. ,_9-6tc &arrold BoiNJa, Drop Clotlu. finance . talk.s were Mr8. Arthur Jewetl, Mr. 1nd Mrs. J. L. Stewart. Clinton F'lrher, Mlddleport. II ARMS anlt . FARMLAND- Su(!h liM Bukk V8 Super 4 rtr. Rlv· Mrs Donald Smith, Mrs Frank Mr. and M.n. Wyatt Chadwell Pbone ~X. U t If property Is undoubtedly the best i«a Sedan. II,BN.OO. Power Reynold.-, ,Mrll. Robert Beach. Til' vislteil Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Howe hedge their Is agam~t inflation ateerin1 1nd brake~, dynaflow ror rant • Eleetrlc wallptpe..& GRUESER BLOCK CO. group .. ng "Fairest J.ord Je51UJ ln NelsonviUe recently. Compare wtlh any commodlly drive, one IOCII owner. Blaett .teamer. Cll ntun Filher, Mid· A. pan~ dheunion was led l»' Mrs. H. L. Dy-er, M;ri. F. A. Bu (stoekl, bonds, refrigerators, dla· n.ar'a, Pomeroy. MHitc lleporl l-'h. 8»-X 11•1 M Clyde Poley. Mrs. Burl Dawson, ley, Mrs. w. T. Stol'le reeently atmonds or eadlllacs) over any -------~--~-~ Mrs. Jc:phn. Morgan and Keith At · 1 tended the P111st M'atrons meeting term of yc,1rs and see what you 111118 Oldomoblle "Ill" 2 dr. Holll· UNf'UllNISUEO .-partment, SC<'· nold N,' solo "My Task" was sur.g In Pt. Plcuant. com up with Thl"re wtll aldar Cpe. p,8011.00. Hydrama· ond StrecL, Po1neroy, roa.son bv Mrs; Harry Llyn(! and ben · Mr. and Mr.s. LJoyd Roush e' ways be more prople, lht!re Ue drive, power ateerina:, low able Call 440.M or 24·Y rtlctl~ was given by Mrs. 1W tended parinta weekend at th..! will never be more land mlle1ce. Bluttmr'a, fomeroy. S.11·3tc mond Pet.ors. · Delta Zeta Sorerity at Wttteoberg lOX 219 JIHONI 108-Y 5-Nte JTRUCTURAL I •lAMS IIRTH College ln sprtnafleld where the: Cloth, Nylon, Flberala•• Awnia.ca, (0) II, 3tc Mr. and Mn. Gene Athey are daughter Carol Ji e senior. ICRAP IRON-MITAU liCit Bulok ctnlur7 2 dr. RlviN"I Porch sha<)f!l, Venetian bllndl, announc:lll£ the birth of a daugh Freemen RoUJh has a~pted a Cpe. .,.1116.00! Dynallow drive, Window blihds, Porch and Lawn Ler, Patriele Ann at Holzer Ho :position at the Clinkh River Po · f1olly equipped, low mlleoao. Furniture. f're.e eatlr.<ltlll. Dale Good Clem Can p1tal. The maternll \ Jrandparents er P.lant near Bristol, Tenn. ofarefuJ owner, Blaettnar'a, Wippel Supply, 210 Union Ave., AU MU:ea 11114 Medeil arc Mr. ind ·M rl. Frar.k Gurer ' Mn. Garland GoorlwiD is lm· . POII\OJl>,. JI.IHIIA: Pomeroy. • U !moe We11sburg while J)aternal grand· pJ'OvinJ in Sl ~Oaeph Hoa.pital "11109 CIIO\ftle~ 4 clr.. ~-00 u ROOMS, dgse In town, 127 1lu• Phono 110 AUTO parenta are Mr. and Mni. Clayton Mr lltil Mn.; Lloyd Rowb ~- _,,. iL Pbou Po""'""'i 1111. J.ll.l!lp ternut, Yarneroy, D-11·12\.p A11107. tended tho lunorll of Arthur ~1 Wednesday evening OilS IN CHARLISTON John Bass of Bancroft, W. Va., former resident of Clifton di.-: I Friday at Charleston Gener-al HMpital after an extended lllneso; Mr. ~ss was a brother of Mr'!. Harry Johnson. Thw;;e attending the funert~ol which was held o' Sunday at Bancroft were Mr. an·! cahon. aft~rnqon. Those Members that came o1n to qudt and ~ut carpet rags on lh Good Will ISibl• Clan d1mng room A poluck dinner was served at six o'clock with the- Rev Waldo J. Bartels givmg the invo- arrangement of pastel fJowen. The programs-, which were carna tions design~d with pink paper and bed with white ribbon, were pla.ced at each plate. A de~orated buthday cake honormg Linda Smith and Susit Kaspar wu serv· ed wtth the dinner and the group sang ''Happy Btrtbday" to them. Group smgjng of "Oh, Beautiful The Service Sweet" opened the program followed with "A Mother's Prayer" by Mrs. Waldo J, Bar. tel!. Mrs Don Thomas accompa· nied by Mrs. 0. P. Klein, presented the sol{) "The Lord'! Prayer". Miss Elitabeth Fick, Guild pre!· ident, mtrodueed Miss Erma Sm1th toastmi8Lress who welcomed the mothers and daughters present. A salute tn mothers was given by httle Miss Donna Reibel who also sang "Mot her" Mrs Donly Retbed gave the !l'alute to the daughters and se'Vcral selected poems were g1ven by Mrs. Pearl Mora. , day CLIFTON Smart ua 11] a re, Co'unty IH ( Ch.urch Women--"lf we hadn t had .some retired teachers a'nd some motht'TI and homo makef!i • ft rofue baek our sehoots, I 1 • rlon't now ho we'd ever ha\'e 'l'be electfoh ot offittTa of (b,• cood taste bul this. ene st~ made out"d I say "Amen'' ~ 0 R.adn~ Ch.lpter of .FUture Farn1 "worlds end" as young:as ~ fllat-we're surely lut'!ky ll'Ound era of Amertea Was &.eld at the it. ers pu I here-we\e a nieCe, Virginia Has regular meeting in the .Agrlcu 1 lc1ns F'usco, -teaching in Hopkins- ture building on April 2fl The ' The t;rabblng ol stamps has be ville, K.y, who's 1he .teventh new officers Will carry over unt.l <.orne pitifully amusmg to me , letcher they've bad in her p0111· !pring or W8 The nominations Morekeeper g1ves me a who:e liOn thiS year~reason she'! there were as followt. president, Ro sheet, l accept them mdlfferentt,Y. - her husband, Art. IS tn para lanil Wolfe and Bu.u: B'eegle; vic and suddenly llOte a ~covetous ex ~ooper tramiqg a~ /i'7arby F{)rt president Charles G1uf an!f M;:l~ssJon on' a "tnearriy ~op~et.l Cpmpll;e:U. ' 1\Y.-mt r~end, Ra- VIR Ct-rele, secretary HaTry 0UJS Go~h, I wish sne'd Q.ive ltlehl tO ~el fttitl.s :Medrl(s1sler of Rev and Charles HOlter; Trearsllrer me . ' • uetbe~Mtu! :lit oium'bus) s:ys James Prlce and Norman De~, ~he's taught 63 d~J;J fhis yea · ~xpe~ts tell us th..at the mer~ s'tre's a faithful substitute teacher reporter David Taylor and y N_shng m of the.r.e tokens h:& it SYs:acuse and greatly ar-p'rf'· Van Meter •nd foentlnel Melvm se~~ed t~e nation like a fever . 1 •t cia\te'lt';.rm !'illre. Circle and Wald FOstk Dtdn I CI)St me a lhmg," >tli~· The resnlls of the ·•.leetton were shout exulf~Jntly, brmging ho'nil' . / pre.ddlmt WOlfe-; vJte presld~ 11 t ' their prizes Wllht to hear about "Me a'fld , Gaul; secrf'tary Our!:; treasUrer J wouldn't dream of ever t['}':in& J;!j Diet?" Fraid you'll have to if Pl'il~~; ,aent.iJ:tel Foster and report to explain WHO P'llfs for 1L lsl you •read thi.!l here now column fr VanMeter. tea:, J'm gonna slim down. Know 1-'---'--"-~------­ LOOK!NG" ~UNJl.-M'Wi ··~ wiij"! Cause that msidJOus fat was Eula (Mrs Hofneh 'A>ice .alti'~j, ~)I}J up around the old ticke-r tel1lng us or .trer ''ildf,r sons. HJ'ia.ftJ« fr hard to tick. You jet J .· tne .ielFnd enough and man, I'I! MrO. John Dltlll Cheater and Harold--e eare"f artd Tugf ftrtl it t-O\ the doctor And it Jerry DaVf! •~d Paul lacqbs family will b< hlnfiji .lioltl ~apaff ~tO '!"![¥ when you <an't FrJdai n(,ht •P~ Saturday next week a!~~ i tn:re~ yl~,S ab· ur b~lt!jt; after even a short were guest~ of Mr. a'n d Mrs. Pearl Sa· nence- tMJr rtttre Jfilughtet l~ lk a?'a t~J. old chest mis~ry cobs. now 8% ail:tiqu.s ~ to S~e if rts PJJ, in tll! ' mlddteo of th(!; Slb~'!l ptcked t'ip tMty J~aTie:9.e,· As ht i'ii~ ycM:j tllink "Man, wha\' Mr. ahd ~~- tJOti~rd LUnsfOrd Leroy '.md "Katy" Brb'Wn'oi 80'flt\y <i fool tVe been to .let IbiS get ~,Pent Friday . evening wlth Ste've dtd- Harold is nciW . l( G.irllp SO Ottt of ha-nd." i • Eblin and lainlb'. Pendlctan, Calif --a Sifell~L 0. K. SJj .!J.ere we go-3 sliCe's Atten'diu1Ce at Sunday Scliool on and was far too fat d85). so h~ or b"O'd pe-f day, non fat milk, MayS Was 88, ofrtu•ing $11.76 .1 . ! took to the ,gyrr; ahd l'lOW Is a: several from here attended the svelte 155--Eula bad. -'A~ore· 8 of ~om Ion. black cOffee (ug;h') cot· well, ding of ,Paul .facob.!l and !Cay ~ ...\., t~n cheese, m.s'h {m~ke mine tuna the state line signs he tpok •s l<c and ,.Our off the ju'tce or oil) Heines at Glouster, Saturday evewent west passmg throUgh 111- 1 1 h b nini. inois, Kansas, .Nebraska, ArfiQn?, Pan C~l!;it~_ ~e-~P. off 1 e aeon, a M.r. aad ,¥rs. James" Lewis and New Mex. 1eo and Californfi-both hot biSCUit's prt~n and as for lee three children were Sunday cream, tt's plai-nly marked "cyaguests of her parents, ifr. and Rl-ce boys are wmy careerien- tfll1f!:'' or might as well be. cvery~ody ~oldlnJ b~ . ~re .1tJII Mrs. Clifford J,acobs. BHI F'lirk g~t§ ovei- th:e lmrp~ :8-Jt: ybu IlnbW the compensa- Mr:i. MU(Ired Jacobs spent FriJn tt.me fw H S. Senior trip lo .tion? Slkmg o0ff th'TOO whole daY eve'ning with friends in Glou. Nei# Yo'fl!-~ ?11! a a~irl baJh t>/lUIId~ ,In ( \\f..k; lf.t, good Dr's ster. bird ,~P," '!"f ,./ol;tmed ,C•'!Pn~ li<lmiratlon •nd hJs "sJon't be too Mr. arid Mrs. Steve Ebhn and and &burn tO Effi:Hul ie&h N'ert 1t:U~ OH yorlldH M:ri. H " upon PIISIIilk . bY tb~ I can't ~ ~·ave .it..,:; V!h~h. 1 ·J ~d a)J"t.P , ~rappie of two children called on her brother Jatobs and famlly, Sunda; came borne, tound· otie dt lny llf'~' milk tb IllY wHee apd can have Chtford afternoon. robins, now a huge Cetlei--dttrnj j .;n~ Or twD of l:i&d candy not Mra. Roy Bias spent Monday JN my bird bath so nooehalan: 1 loa often 1 feel li'ghter, freer. wJth daughter, Mrs. Emil Ale· --some kmd or a foot washmg But I must e<lnst:mtly watch and shire her and family. spreel looks as If- mus-t visit mY t~t s ts too soon, far, far too soon, Mr. a'nd Mrs Blll Brads-haw and friena, lsfrs Nora JOrdan, who to brag see me later, alligator. Jessie Tra~y of Warren spent scv. bought a pretty new home out on And Seventh Grade kids add era! days with Me1gs County relGratit St --.Nora .and I were tiS· Lfus "not lib Iooft, biboon." atives. F~r 4 ilughly educative and in; 1 te~cll~s at Harr.isonv~lle 1'll 1911 Mr and , Mrs. Hayward L11man -shes V:!nas tee's ~ister-VirHt~ formative colrurn I'~_e; ~rapped to and two sons were recent guests ou\o' fDrnier Co"J:tnmeFcJa! teach'· a 111 ew -lf\W .right there. But I ju!l of Mr.. and Mrs. John Diehl. here, nnw at Racin@- J'm so glad wanted you to laff, lfl.f( W1th my t~e James Jobb's Q{oroteme zany, yet greatly beloved, SevAlmost a mcnt made by a funeral, home m N C t.hat they glve 'l'op Value V'udmg ShlmflS. We've heard or m U ' w:Juch trlnsgrett~ all ~ t .a\ on~ • = 1'1.\NUTf> . a, Irma a. lblo Several folks attended t~t! Glee Club concert al Ra•tne Ia ,· • ~r1day night. Dav~ .Eynon, East Lt'verpool W"ls vislttrlg his brother Re· j E--on and wt·le rec•nlly , ,no .Mr. and Mrs C "'D Reed and ----~------~-=~=By SRULTS (20 13) PIANO BUYERSI SAVE $200 l.ost 6 ---- - (211 Reo I Estate e e 18) II"' I For Rent Cueftlti ~ultv SUMMERS & SON WE ' BUY . • •' •' ' ' METROPOLI"Ii6N I!AYII'- ••lliiitltiiill!iiiiiiiiiiiiltJiil- OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. , - • Bespoasibility There l r a reelpe for gr"'''inl boyo too - his church, home, ~~ehool, frieJids apd then that ce....laln .omelhlng In H<lpe that rnakoa hlrn a bil lhe .,.P..ial - a pinch of t<I,IJ>(liudblUtJ, - ..... YOU HAVE A LIVCLY INTEREST IN li-IE ARTS I There il rio better war you Cu give your SOD a feellnr of hla obllgaUona lo hlmself lllld tO olhel'a .. than the business ezberlence he will gain through a 1tews-paper ro,.:te. He wlll learn to turn hie spare time tnto nrofit for himself; htt wUI gam the re-apecl of hla cualoMera lli!10iiib .. .rv!ce: lho r .. apett of hts busJnelftl assO'elltis t]\rough perfonnanee of bls dally duties. Bqt above all, he \Vill enowa wa:r tlitdugh l>la oWl! efforts.. 1oy DlakiDJ hla . Why not eneaurage ypur '~ ·. tG -ra pply for- ~e reoponolblllly Ill hla OWII b..Wu ~ a newspaper route. .. ' 1 · The DaiJt~ntinel . 'I ...;.. .AND , NO DOUBT' ' - 'II l • , --~ r.urn;r trlct 1& u .... · Judtll•l ud D<· mon~tration 0.)' 1t obio UnJver· dtf f111D a.nc1 Athent: Stl',. Ho 1- Did You Know That? - ' �-·· ' ' Sis ~~Mini VO<altollal ¥i<t<l· ture ttudentl and tlu!:l.r tn.tructor Row1rcf fio'!_l~J 1ttended tbe Di . ... __ ~ 781: IIIIITB . pital D•try Barn on , May 8. .,D,.llmd .. Wednelda\ . ' . ~::~~~~==~~~---------------------R· ·-A·..-C~I~N~t~~F·~.-F·A---- ·~·'·~:'t~:~~ ...~ou.~-.pHii n·~.m~~:.~'t~-~oy~h~~;·~'· BY iLANCJfl M. ,..~SKINS 1ov~-Paul told Uftbelte~vable l! slote- c~nt talj at CounCil 6-D•IIy Sentinel, Pomeror-Mtclclle port, o .• M..y 11, 1957 ( 15) Room & Boord WANT ADS PHONE 398 AgO'S 25 to 60 wtth RATES cnou~h }our POULTRY Jo' OR SALF..-.1< irsl GeneraLion Arbor A( re• Vantre~s Cross B~ oJler ch1ck.li. FOR the ProfJl Pul let. HERM BERRY'S HATCH ERY, Inc, Parkersburg, W EGGS~DcKalh orrcr for sale at PUBLlC AUCTION a• the home of the !ale Mrs Avery Roberts, (located nci!.r the U. B. Church on College Roa~ l in Syracu-se, Ohio, the followmg household furni!h lng~ Saturday, May 18, 19~71 1000 A M- Fngidatre Refr1 JilC~ator, Kllchen C11b1net , Ga~ CirOutaLlon heater lalrno ~1t new), Kllrhf'.n tahlc, AIR WAY SW~~EPER and >attachments (l1ke new), Ntce Book Case, Complete Bed (wood), "l"wo wicker chairs, Davenport, DIN lNG ROOM SUITE Coffee table Ltbrary tables, QUILTS, Bla~ kclll, Aprons, Drapes. Tea To web, Coats, Table lamps, lllgh Chair, Trunk.i Electric to.astcr. Canister set, Elcotrlc Iran Hand Tools, Gcn Elcclrlc Wash er (like ncwl, Kitchen S111k (~ ,mch double drain board) ~ gas healllrs, Enterpm(' Ga~ Bange !l1ke nt•w), Dah-es Antique Table, Radw and Stll.'r1rl PIANO LEGAL NOTICE Va Phone GA 2 3~ 5 10 I moe 314 HP garden tractor wtth equipment, !'Jorge ga!'i rang,; Ideal lawn mower .sharvener E J Wagner, llacwe 5 W-3ty I Sealed b1ds will be received by \ the undersigned at the office of Crow & Crow, Attorneys, Pomeroy, OhiO, for the sale of the property owned by Sarah Jane Probst in see you to Box Dad) SenlmeJ, 5-l1·6te Middleport, OhiO, on wh1ch said property 111 located the butldlng $2.00 HOURLY pnso 1hlc dmng hght assernhly work at hom · No experwnc(' necessary SAN- Los An~elcs 48, Calif o~upled by June's Dress Shop, Middleport, OhlO Satd property apprait~ed for $5,000 00 and ean. not be sold for less than the appraised value The right is reo;ervcd tn reject any and all b1ds. Sale Is subject to the approval of the Probate Court, Melga County, I Ohto. Satd seaied bids musi be presented on or before May 18th, Third CO Mfg t:o B507 West highest biddEr, subject to the approval of the Court Roy E Stnckland, Adminis· tratl)r of Estate of Mary Al.,.. Hra StT}ekland, DeceaseC. (!>) 11, 13, 14, 3tc USED SPINET come tu home when I can 668-A, The Pomeroy For Scie The undersigned wtll to manent high earnmg po,.itwr. for men who qualify Wrl~" 2• hour "ire<-ker Service. Day Phone 6221 Night Phone 110311-X. DODGE · I'LYMOUTII DEAL,r.RS 3 I U RESULTS - - - - - - -- - - -·-===========:- th1s sum . Propertf to be sold and discuss llJc rossibihlles of brttenng you.:' .sdf Int~:rvJcw 1n the presen::c of yoour w1fe prcferrerl P.-r ~::-:---- GETS neal for presell! day l1vmg costs, why not ll't me (8b) Auto Services -- a. H. IIA WLil'iGS SONS CO. - Ibis column car, appcarancl:' , good charactt'r [[ ;our prrsrnl ('arnmg.:; are not 2 eeau per word, one IDstrtlon. Minimum cbarse :.OC.-4. centl per word for three eoneeeutlve lnsertiona. f~lal - One mOiltb for sao ct~DU per word. lUll rate ol 2 eents per word will be eburaed for advertisina: if a.ot paid for before the lGth of eagh morath foUowillf Insertion. EiTen in Aclvertillng-Sbou14 be reported lmmeq,lat.el.y. The D•UY Seatiael _.111 not be reaponaible tor moJe than one tncorftl\:t lnaertion. Card of Tbanta and Special Notlee1 of Event. $1.00. Obituuiu publilhed at 1 eent per word. IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL - RENT find emp)oyment - hire or fl.nd a lost Item through The Dally SenliMI WANT ADS. Don't put It off Cal) 398 Today - An Ad In Federated Church Womens Guild Mother-Daughter Banquet Held The Mary Alvtra Strickland NICE HOME fnr rmdd!e-aged lady property located in Pomeroy, Free room and board. Phone 006-M 5 7 6lp Metgs L.:ounty, Ohio, will be sold by the understgned at the law of. The annual mother-daughter ban· Wonted fH·es of Crow 11nd Crow, Pomeroy, quel sporlsored by the Women's ( 17) Help - - · _ _ __ _ _ Ohto, at 10·00 o'clock a m May 15, Guild of Lhe Federated Church was Men n~ded to help take ctue 1957 Property appratsed .&t $1,100 held Pnday evening 1n the church or our expan ~"'!on program and cannot be sold for less than FOR CONSISTRNT DEPENDABLE RESULTS (I) Notices LEGAL NOTICE FOR SALE 5-ll·2Lp licensfld WANTEO- Lwo more life guards at Batie}'~ Lah , 5 ll fitp Hacme Road FULL PRICE WANTEIJ- Houtc dnvcr [or diK lr1butmg newspapers Jn rur.ll areas Apply at The Dally Scntmcl Ofr1re 5 10-tf 1 1957. WANTED AT ONCE MAN TO WOHK on truck farm, fanuly preferred, house and gar- ·I Only $25.00 down den . Good wages By day or by Jllonlh 2:lll8 Letart Falls 5 8·6 r I and $4.00 weekly =c:- - - - -:----:------cWANTF.D- House elcanmg by Clara Stewart, Adminutrator, Estate of Sarah Jane Probst, Deceased. Crow & Crow, Attorneys !5) 11. 13. 14, 3 tc ' We Carry ______ -NOTICE OF HEARING FOR PAROLE Case No 5201 The tables were attractive Wtth white cover& and centered with an 1 SUMMERS & SON (20)Business Services __ .... ............ ..__ Radney Downing Broker See The New Hollond HAYLINER ATTENTION FULTON THOMPSON I were h'ene Ju.stts, Mabel Johnson, Clara Williams, Luc11le H.arr1son, Lat• rene Lewis, June Burrts fnd dau· gbters, Mr. and Mrs. Lyons and bosts, Mr. and Mre. Ned Henry. Attendance at Sunday Scho Jack Barnhart of Columbus VISited her mothc ... Mrs. J 1 Blake over the weekend Bob Oliver, senior at Wabama High School was chosen for .sch: l&'J'ship He has been named Ml· son County'! first recipient of the scholarship for t>eachen tra n ing. It amounts to $500.00 a yea.... OltVICr was selected by the Board of Education. H-e is the !DR of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Oliver. Frtcnds a-nd relatives receive·' word of the death of Mr.s. Dauy Lewis Lockett In- Seattle, Wash , April 17th She tvas a former re.;t dent of Chiton and a cousm Gf Fred Lewu. Her husband, Fn.1k The guest speaker, Mrs. 0. P. Lockett is a brother to F M Klein, was mtroduced by Mtss Lookett an.d Mr-s. Anna Russell, Smith who spoke on "Pioneers of local. Women" usmg for demonstration a repltca of a pioneer woman. Miss Mr and M'rs John Li'Venage Smith. presented Mrs. Klein with a and Mr and Mrs. Robert Mat"tme gtlt at the close of her address. all of South Charleston were ca.~ Recogmlion of mothers present mg on Mr and Mrs. Ned Hem was m charge of M1ss Fick. Red Sunday afternoon. carnations were presented to Mrs. Mr .and Mrs. Arthur Fick u( Mart Crary, the "ldest moth.er, and t pmned on bv her daughter. Mrs. Pomeroy were calling on Mr amJ Mora , Mrs. Paul C~apman, the Mrs. Ned Henry 1"oosliay cvenin!l: Mrs. Ne{l Henry anJ Mrs. Geo youngest mother, and pinned on by her mother, Mrs Delmar Cana- Burns and daughters atte-nded a day, Mrs Albert Smtth, the young. piano rccttal ~iven at the Porn, est grandmother; Mr!'i, Amanda roy high school aud1tonmn Sun K,aspar and Mrs Donald M~ra fol' havtng the most daughters present tine (a cousm) on Wtdnesday 1t and also Lo Mrs. Bartel! and pin- Roseville, 0 Other.s from here ned on by Mis.-. FJCk The Mart altendJng were Mr. tnd Mr.s. '. Crary tamtly were g1ven recogni· J. Reed, Mrs. Joe A. OhUngec. lmn for haYing four generations Mrs. Inez Roush, Mr. ttnd Mrs. present. John Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Howa. , The hymn, "Bless Be The Tie Roush, Georac Reed. Mrs. James Th:it Binds" concluded the pro- Hoffman and Mrs. John Wolfe of gram Letart Falls, 0 . Members of the Federated Ctr. Mrs. Wyatt Chad'wCll," 'Mrs. ' cle sel'\oJng as hostesses were Mrs J. Bostic, Mrs. Jokn Morgan, P!hs; Norman Kloes, Mr!l' Lena Huber, Mrs. Lou!~ Reibel, Mrs. Phil Wll- (,oldye Hart, recently attended lHl.mson, Mrs Clarence Ma~sar, an all rlay meetin'g and dmner of Mrs Carl Sh1elds and Mrs. G. H. the Rcgwnal PTA 111 Barboursville, W. Va Ewmg. Pomeroy Vt:Stted Mr Lew Hoffman Tuesday. Mr. md M:r... and Mrs. Mr. and Ml's. Lloyd W11liams vtsited Mr. and Mrs. Law:R!nce MCDermott at Nttro Sunday Mma Lewis and Don Sarn.s ;£ Vu:mn.a were visjtmg fnends '11. Pa.'rkeroSburg Sunday alternoon. Mr. and Mrs Harolt~ Young an~ e'olildren, Mason, Mr :md Mrs Sam Blake, Baltimore, o., and Dorothy 'Blake were Sunday diuncr guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chf ford Jnbruon. rm trfP Mr. and MrS: Waller Blake allll sons were Sunday guests of MI. and Mrs. R>eese Wilham!!, Pt. Pleasant.. Mrs Helen Williams and Laur<o Hl'lla~d were m Pomeroy Satul· day. Mrs. Grace Cartwrigh t Is visiting relatives in McDonald, 0., and Lt· bTBry, Pa-., the latter part of thil month she will £1y tc CallforDia to vis.ilt with Mr and Mrs Harol~ W:alls and famtly. Mrs. Elden Skinner and Mrs. Joe Nlcholslln, Mt and Mrs Gar· fuld Nicholson calkd on A. r. Nicholson ThllTsday Mr. alld Mr.s Charles Jaomcs qf Londou, Eng, are spending seven weeks willh their son and da-ugh· ter Mr. and Mrs Carl Kearns. Tb:s is the second v1sit for M'Fs. Jam~ she visited last In 1948 Bill Angel of Mkldleport and Lmme Smi~h sfoent In Charleston. Sarlur~ay \ I Dtii•M·) are baek at their hom,. on Main St. (former Howard E~w Ing P•1ace)-1., .seemc d SO lone ly all wmtcr-and Hortense is p like m•' "" m.Win ~ and ~•le•n'n I g u - 1 plant t0>1Jch·me-nots and four ·1 k ·th "rf'~ t m1S1Jl\'l·n· oc oc § WI -"' bceause If they're to.o, near tb . o1: 1 " WGma" h e dIf · ·· · ~q,•t D1d rarehoW d·Y<ILL j!'X~t me to trim " thi~ hed..te \lrbM j Mit·~ evefi Wfl~ neBr it?"-but "never underes.' mali", . et>C.. yap know-ifa,-y Maftti& Gfess telli Us of ·Sara mght bttweeR M6•Dt a1,d ~dentf, P~l~fPiUiit ..-ere Melvi~ Cti'e1t, latne.. ~. Ota Gltld: B• 8Hr1e, Catfivolte and :R ~ v 'p Btl 111 1 1 OJ er, "' ' mr enth Graders M(li'n,Jng Stdr . ~li&.~Riiil~ rear! tlitd Tr.ilet<ir ScJJ .. lafib!p a,.f IJ: (llvliii Iii oil~ J>o: lp eaoh FFA.. Clla~r In ohio. This boy attends .$he State F.utur Fanner Cam,. The B. H. S. win· ,er was Jaclie Protfit,t. a ,Fniah· U!b man He was se1eeted from' th~ romtS fillt4 o-ut a'bo&Jt farm ma· chinery owned, inac/liJJeJ OP.eratfi ed, made repairs an~ , .it(lJuatm:ent!". <in, ~h· ..U•Iltr ot tll!(r ~l•ot liohks antt intt!-Ut. Brdwn Trartor Sales, Pomeroy, are the TJJt local ll~flSOl'.'!l. . -,- 'Phe D1strlct Ul A.nfujaJ FFA banquet and ltuain10oM meeUn; wli's hetd in the Mar10it Gvm AI Ohe~rterhill, May lOth, at 6:3o PM The speaker of the evenir!g wl'il Jerry Ringo-. the Cehtral N· · tl(mal Vice Pr~dent of the FF A from RothwelT, Ky. LmLE ORPHAN A.NNll Those from Ra~itie attendin'! were Dw.am Sayre, Larry Ho~ter, David Hysell, Tom Curtis, Oon Johnson, John Wmgett, La;rry Ebersbach, .Carl Wolfe, Jamc. Pr~~~ Jlfe!vln <;irde. Waid Foster I-tarry "tfur.s, Charles Gaul and Roy Van Meter. Seventy eight FHA and FFA members and thPir teac-hers, Mrs. One of DAd's latest and best Hilmm, Mr Wright and Mr. NoFeller ~e k,qew with just a very lan enjoyed a wiener roast he:d low mentahty {yet one of God's Tuesday evening May 7 at the own innocents he .u;) wa..s gohmg State- Park: on Roufe 33 north er tp ..... drafted They asked im Poineroy. ~ "Yo\l gom,l to the amlf, Jim? :• Each .year the FHA and F'F A "No," s'ez(e ••j don•£ wanna Plan a joint sprmg party The wet~ rer th;etn. 1ellers.'' u fl'OUJ' was transported from the Alict hi!- dit11i.'t either, nOt ary 4 IQr. and Mrs. Garrett Reed oP school building ~o the park by day. WhiCh just goes tO show- Beer!y w-ere Sunday guests or S(!hool bus. Lawrence Beegle and sOinetbinJ or other, I hal'Clly Jtonow Mr. and Mrs John ilhle. Junior Salser, were bus drivers. W·hat. Mr. anr1 Mrs. Dana Hamm, Mr l:t · d o d "I don't wanna work for them and Mrs. Willard Fa.udree, MrS Daff'! anD ~lt<IKb wen'plnew hlaU.: lellers"-heavens no. Car'pln ... Aman$fa Baer anti Mrs. Esta Baer OLD SALEM e atep n' so R•! :J> F R Alan Halliday: who is staght - j.e~ ' i b'bl 1 t t 11 t oafges Md rritic11l colonels. taJ(e 01 orest un were Sunday u he pro • y orce o eo e..· tues•- or their sister and cousins oned In Maryland was a recent aU over the place----ealm dowc note Alnd behave younelve~. it viSitor with his parents, Mr. lnd .ck th "' ar ,., rn ~u .. n· ertua Ho1ter and Lester Bail,Y M W .d H Jl(d ' D1 , , e 11 rs1 100 yea.. e .w.~~ 1 iT., .,. Mrs. Mujc:Me Leonerll of Rot"'" rs a1 a ay and brotber, haNtesto--taiJJ:irtg Wittt a bymtndef __._ Sprin(s Was ,CAlling· op Mns Mll· lva.n. and he bopi.ng they'd never do But I MUST give you tliis, Just d d lhl Mr and Mr!. Fl'ank Rin~hart oway with a certain liquid bus..: once more. re e r~ently have returned to their farm home ness-" 'Twould be aw1ul" qu.oth :tiniQ' KJntu~ty sojer meel'J h1 s after spending the winter in Porn· tte---.1 t>Om!ori h'Jm with "But yiu' ~oHtnel..._..:m, CdJoflel", se:r: he. blood pre.uure 220. eroy to be near thelr employment. could then just raiSe yoyr ow~ Co\oo.el jus\ bursts OlJt, alrlns h;lt "Why sbutlti, Colonel irn I'd ~ Mrs. Rinehart's father, Howard flops"-bat .be ''Went ..:way s~ let'Y ttfOiteat bad words, blood knowetl rou'd a ac-ted thatawa;v t Pond ia with them to spend the ''"ow:;;fu~l~"!:•~·~ld;'::"::U:::Y.._t:h::.;n:::~ri:;nJ!:....:l;.t;•::~<_:v:....,.::.:e:l•~•::t::"":::~:..:o:.•:.t;:o::n..;h;,:i;:;'·..:l:..••:..•:.;•h:;,•::•d:..:_".:"".::.:ld:;n..:'t...:li 1poke to yl}u a tall." summer on the farm . J<N1ice Duncan who i.s employed in Columbus spent the week: end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B Duncan. Season • with a Pinch~;; __ .... ~~drillfe Atbtn.'. .ct weekend. I .Tud~fra. :teams: wf.te .uJttrudcd fe~. ~ . Ott F.arm II: )~(tea' tn Route lS(f ,¢. freb- It 'be OlJ LAUREL CLIFF Mr and Mrs. Lloyd G1bbs and children, Toledo, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson OV(!r th~ I NEWJSt i~o f Sunday was 100, eoUectlon $39.43. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewi,s and Mr.s Harry Johnson, Mrs. Hel~ ~ Mrs. Uoyd Wtll~o.ams were 1n Pat· Barket, Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd WUl· kersburg Saturday lams, Mr. and Mn. Homer John Mrs. Betty Call and childre·l son, Mrs. w. Dicken~. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gibbs, Mr. and Mr'! viflted her l!lisler, Mrs. Donna Goodnite at Pomeroy Sunday. Carl Kearns, Carl Ban. Mr. alld Mrs. lJoyd Hoffman, day, wa,:eH re4uill'd 75l' or GREF.N 3 Plf'('e sc;_fJOnaJ ltvln!il $1 00 pt•r hour, With 1ranspor Our 0\\on A~tounts Rcu!)en Swartz No. 10089i', a rnom bUill', IH'w ~~~ 3ti volurnl' lat10n 11a 1r' (all Mason SPrue(' pn~o,lcr nov. confined w the Oh10 Funk Wagtnalls 1-.mJ<clopc·dla s 3-Mfi9 ask fllr I.OUI~e Cundiff P< nihmtiar_\.', Columbm, admitted Call anu 59-31<' 5-9-3tr hom Meli':S Co unty , convicted May Speed boal, 14 fl ~~ -t1mc~ - - - - - - - - - - - 1956 of the cnme of Mallcwus Phone 22 Jackson, 0. Cultmg W/1 to Wound or Maim water. Marlm Molo1· 7 1~~ II. P $259 00 Shorty Jlann;~hs, 12'1 (2C/C ) and senm~ 1a sente nce of NEIGLER and CLEEK GARAGE Butternut. 5 0-:il p 1-20 years 1s ehgt ble for a bearmg _ _ _ _ _ _ Car repalr- Weldmg- Servlce and bdore the PARDON AND PA Used Parts Phone 3611, Raone, ROLE COMMISSION , on or aJter AFRICAN VIOl.JETS 659 Brownell 4 29 12tc Ohio Juh•, 1957 Ave., Middleport Phone 6299-M. Pardon and Parole Commi~SlOn Fr•• Ettlmetea 5 7 6tc HY R G Fogle. ,..61NTING ATIORWI • • Bcalllti£ul combma tlo.n Sylvauu1 (5J 11, lA, 2tc PAPER-HANGING 17" consol •rv. A M and r M L. V. Reltlnger 'U... I - C . . . rad1o. un d record pla}cr, ~0110 Recine, OAio 11SL ...ondiO, P-11 Mahogany, eJ~ccllont condilioll Pomerov. Ohl• 4 27 tf NEW HAVEN, W. la. $100.00. LIU'gc GE DeluK dry<:.r, On Rt. 13. Cell Wm. Gru"'r• .' Rock Sprlnp $10fltJO Phone 9215l>.f ~ 111-31_. QUICK SIWVIGE t•n Wneh r.eLUTHER LEAGUE: ---- palrlng hy F.sctory TMlned The Dtslnct Lutht'r League Marble kip drc.'Jr~cr, Organ, II:< , watchmaker, COlLINS JEWEwas iwld Sunrt .. y Apnl 28 at the p()11 ed HNl'ford bu 1 I 2 81 K. Iow ,ug, 0 11 131np'S ' h'O" , Rcgtslercd LERS. }l(.merof. 1-3-tf St. 1-'nul l.ulh<•ran l' hurl'h, w.th 'I I" 15 I II 2 0 bt> 1 o- lclcl Three rO<'klll' • H'ars "· mo Ill , cow~ the lot"ni church .':lervwg as hn<;'. II'.'~URANCE AGENI:l' h( l (C ~p nook~ F.n~ OilL' Fn· ~ h olh<•t· to fn·shcn RADIO -" TELF.Vl~ION SI'~H.VICE, Repres('nfatlvc~ wt>r•! from ti1e ~lr.). Automobllo, Hulth rs, ,, r~sslc.-b.le B l slll'<·~d~ Nil! ley Hy.'icll, Bradbur;\' Phone .. JO, Cleland Apphance tcan:.1 ('S, ,..ar., a · e( 5-11 31 Chal"ieslon, Huntmgton and Park ACCIDEN't Store, ltd W. lohln St., Pomcrot PIIIOWfl. Drc.~&CS, Curlilln Slid p _______ crsburg churche>' J.. mcs HenLit.. Ca1uelty end ._.., 2-23-U chcrs, Napkins Picture fram e .~ LOVELY SPINET PIANO. .<;acrlfit'! . derson, was 1n char~~· of the d, SCOUT MIETINCJ. Floor lamps Wabh St-ands, Ketcd for quick sale M1ghl consider votwns, followed by a sermon b' At the recent Cub Scout Pack Real Estate tlCJt, Dul<'h oven, Canner .~, lr\ln · storing with party who would Rev Raymond Peter'\. Nq . 256 meetmg at the gtaLLC In MIDDLIPORT, OHIO Ina: Board. Sc.alcs, Lawn Mow he sure to buy later P'or details Ronnw l'lf<'Glothltn di.<itmt ;ne· school l'~rank Hoyt Jr. of P 6136-M P'IONEI 6311 cr. Power Lawn Mower (Rotary wnte Thompson MusiC Co, 624 .aident, pres1ded dunng the bUst Pleasant presenlc!d Thomas Grm Other U8t'!flll 1tem11 loo numt!l' ~cvenlh Ave, Mar1etta, Ohio ness me('ltng A supper was pr.~ atcad with a new chat tcr. ous to list. A'ITENTION · If 57 fltc pt~rerl and served by members oi Mmtature blue ribbons: made you need GOOD ho\L~Chold Completely New From the Purpose Class . There were by Mrs. E L. Stein were present furnishings attC'nd lhu 5 a!c GIRL'S BICYCLE hko new, 20 Jn, llllob lo Chute hllletcen mem&crs from the Hunl· cd to the followlng membe. s1gn0tl Mrs France~> llobert !o One roon dog; one all around ingtun Church, '1 from Charle~- Larry Fluharty, Mickey Beach TERMS CIU~ dog; one rocker 1panicl, house ton and fifteen from Parkersburg Gary Batey, Phil Cooke, Roger Auctlotleer: Crltt Br.ulford broke, f(!ma.ll'; one goat. Everett TRACTOR SALES and nineteen from Mason Count~· Black, Maurice Clark, Bobby Grm Ra~lne. Ohlo. Chaffin, llarl!ord, W. Va. churches stea~. Terry Cunning~am, Charle... Pomeroy NOT RESPONSJBLE 1·on AC· ------ -~-7_6:_1P:.._ COUNCIL McFarland, R<mnte Stem, Pat.l CIDENTS. ~ ll ·H ·lt13tc The jotnt council of the Luth- Chadwell. Larry F'Ty and Mitchell tEKINESE PUPPIES for aale, eran Churches, St Paul, s• Ward.~ The presentations were TRUSTEES 1re askmg peop"c Mra. Woodrow W Call, 73~ Syc· Marks, Zwn met Tuesday evenm~ made by tubmaster Wtlliam Melnttrc&tt.'d ill donatmg ror t:le amor~ St., Middleport. at the Broad Run cht·rch. Durmg FIU'land. UJi-keep of Sl John Cemete1y .. 30 12tt the busmess meetm..: , Clarence Jim Fry was presc:-ttcd the One . aand th~1r donatiOns to Thelma Blessing was appomtcd lllf recreyear serv1ce strap while Mitch~JI 3 CAN MILK COOLER, 1 double A GTue.t~e.r, Trcas, 103 Cher~y scntallve to attend ~le annual Ward was given the Bear pin. unit Imperial milker. G. A. Deem St., Pomeroy rt-l().3tc Racme 3088. S 8 3tp ·state synod 1n Jackson's Mill. Th• The following were presenteu WANTED - PalnHniJ, lnttlrior or altcmalcs were Mrs. Frar.i Hey· Four Arrow Points. Mitc.he.l exterior, contract or hourly, Goon usct1 G. E Electric Rang • Ward , Bobby Griru~lead, Ter{'y nolds and Mn. Harry Layne. New Craft8man's 20 In Jig Saw ~mPIOD 1111uranee AseDCJ, ntl!! reaaonable. Phone 381-Y. Othcn present W<'rl' Fdward Cunnmaham and Maurice Clar\. See at 203 MulbeiTy Ave. Homer Braley. S 3 12tt Ki.ddleport. Fl:re - AutomobU& Kmg, Elmer Newberry, Je.sse Denner stripes were presented lo O..e--61 p lloa<\1. Pbooo 11316-X &»II Brown. Donald Roush. P. J. Wol· Bobby Gnnstead and Mauri · Hetdquethors for 7 pert, Harry Layne, Thomu Grin· Clark while Terry Cunniflgham A~ 1u::m::l;:n'u:::m:-:-co::m::b~l::n::at-;;lo::n:-:-,:-:lo:::r:::m-a::n ::d Semlonite LUIIa&e - Lane Cedar FOREMAN & ABBOT!' T.V. SEJt.. stead, Lloyd Roush and Bob was presented the assb.tant De 1 Mcreen window! and doorf Steel Cbeata - LAU Window FansVlCF: All make• .Repaired by Ex· Johnston. ner stripes. and aluminum awnlngl!i and eant"rlildalre Refrigentors. pert Tec~nlelaoa. Phqne 6284 Y SEWI,.G CLUI Those receiving third year opica. Call William Radford, Our "Factory Rcprc.scnta l1 ... r furniture, Mlcldlaport, Ohl• lollddleiJO~, 8-IIHI The BPnd Scwmg Clu b were pins were BGrinstead and >Dav. 1 Rock Sprlna:s. 0 21-lmop. hve'' Y..ill be in this area all " 20 tr entertained Tue!lday aflernoon .a! Chadwell while seeond yeu pins COMPLETE Insurancu Proteetion, next week Sm111U enatne parts. BRIGGS & !he home of Mrs. A D Woodrum went toM. Clark and M. War! Ltfe, Auto. Fire, Polio. C,all Don (() Found STRATfON, CLINTON & IRON .1. Clifton. GuesiJJ and members Those presented 1t'1e1r first ye 1r Mllle, Middleporl, Ohio. HORSE. Gard(!n tracton, tlllera, area 'J. We have iCveral good prQMmt were Mr~ R.ay Pickens Sr pins were Paul Chadwell, Ronnie J.OST 1m Tuu·f'JitWood llwnmowers, Clinton chlln laW Wt.1le faot Hereford Helr~i~~ Mrs. J11mcs Buell and baby, Mr~ Stem , T CunninKhem, P Cooke , Spinel Plano Buys parts Ridenour·, Supply, Cheat· IJOY!l R0\15h, Mr.s. Otte Roush, Chas. McF~~orland, Roger BLaek and due to freshen. Cell J L Hawk . Ohio. 4 2 9tc SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, 11611, Vtnc er, 5-10-31 .l Coolville YU-5-2241 l\lrs. J. t.. Stewart, Mn. A D Gary Batey. Terms to Suit You St., Middleport, $6l)()().OO. p, U. llume. Mrs. A G Mehlman. Mr5. PERSONALS GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES ond Deal with your "Factory E. L Stein. Mrs. P . J. Wolpert, Lottridge. 5 8 12tp Mr. and Mrs. Chester Adams Auto Soles Service. R. A. Finlaw, 012 E. Distributor and Save Mrs. w. T. Slone, M.rs N. 0 We1n anrl Handy or WetrtOll recen~ly M11n St., Pomeroy. 4 2'7 u SIX room hnusc. acres o; Mrs Hugo Juhhng and Mrs L. J visited Iva Cap.chart who return $200.00. ground, $li,OOO.OO Call 512 J. ed with tttem for a ViSit. Ruttencutter. 5·6·6tc PELLOWSHIP DAY Mr end Mrs. Donald Brown an' A May Fellbwship Day se!"v1ce children visited relatlv.es in KcnfHREE ROOM furnl1hed apat t wu held -at the New Haven EUB !ucky recently. ment, apply Home Restaurant. Church May 3rd at 1·30 p, m. A;t Mr. -and Mrs. Donald Brown VilMiddleport, $1&.00 per week. ..Fattory Trained Service" women Were lnvited and men al!!o J itcd D C Btown In Jehn Ho utlllUcs paid. !S·lo-3t.:! welcome. Goldye Hart presldeJ kin.s Hospital~ Baltimore, .Md., oveA ' Phone 22 Jaokson, Ohio with the theme "Free &hoola io the weekend. , . 3 room furnished apartment lor CITY 'PROPERTY - I now have several, rar gmg m !iZe from 4 rent Next t.o hospitel. Ph•ne a Fl'ee America". Mrs Yen Row.h Mr. and Mrs. Lee StflWart of 1814 Buick VI Spectaol 4 dr. Sli· rooms Lo 9 rooms, and In J>r\ce 284. D 2 6tc ~~~~~~ ~ gave the call to worship follow.:111 sUtton, W. Va ., and Mr. and Mr• dtll ti.MlG.OO. Oynartow drive , from 12.000.00 to $50,000.00 ~ by the bvmn "Americ-a the B,:,au Glen Downing and childrett of like new liabt blue nnl,h. P'or ReJlt - EltenJlon Ladders~ some of whtch the owner Will tlful", litany and prayer Glvini Athens wwe~ Sunday guests <~' Bilet.tlllf'l, Pomeroy. ,_9-6tc &arrold BoiNJa, Drop Clotlu. finance . talk.s were Mr8. Arthur Jewetl, Mr. 1nd Mrs. J. L. Stewart. Clinton F'lrher, Mlddleport. II ARMS anlt . FARMLAND- Su(!h liM Bukk V8 Super 4 rtr. Rlv· Mrs Donald Smith, Mrs Frank Mr. and M.n. Wyatt Chadwell Pbone ~X. U t If property Is undoubtedly the best i«a Sedan. II,BN.OO. Power Reynold.-, ,Mrll. Robert Beach. Til' vislteil Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Howe hedge their Is agam~t inflation ateerin1 1nd brake~, dynaflow ror rant • Eleetrlc wallptpe..& GRUESER BLOCK CO. group .. ng "Fairest J.ord Je51UJ ln NelsonviUe recently. Compare wtlh any commodlly drive, one IOCII owner. Blaett .teamer. Cll ntun Filher, Mid· A. pan~ dheunion was led l»' Mrs. H. L. Dy-er, M;ri. F. A. Bu (stoekl, bonds, refrigerators, dla· n.ar'a, Pomeroy. MHitc lleporl l-'h. 8»-X 11•1 M Clyde Poley. Mrs. Burl Dawson, ley, Mrs. w. T. Stol'le reeently atmonds or eadlllacs) over any -------~--~-~ Mrs. Jc:phn. Morgan and Keith At · 1 tended the P111st M'atrons meeting term of yc,1rs and see what you 111118 Oldomoblle "Ill" 2 dr. Holll· UNf'UllNISUEO .-partment, SC<'· nold N,' solo "My Task" was sur.g In Pt. Plcuant. com up with Thl"re wtll aldar Cpe. p,8011.00. Hydrama· ond StrecL, Po1neroy, roa.son bv Mrs; Harry Llyn(! and ben · Mr. and Mr.s. LJoyd Roush e' ways be more prople, lht!re Ue drive, power ateerina:, low able Call 440.M or 24·Y rtlctl~ was given by Mrs. 1W tended parinta weekend at th..! will never be more land mlle1ce. Bluttmr'a, fomeroy. S.11·3tc mond Pet.ors. · Delta Zeta Sorerity at Wttteoberg lOX 219 JIHONI 108-Y 5-Nte JTRUCTURAL I •lAMS IIRTH College ln sprtnafleld where the: Cloth, Nylon, Flberala•• Awnia.ca, (0) II, 3tc Mr. and Mn. Gene Athey are daughter Carol Ji e senior. ICRAP IRON-MITAU liCit Bulok ctnlur7 2 dr. RlviN"I Porch sha<)f!l, Venetian bllndl, announc:lll£ the birth of a daugh Freemen RoUJh has a~pted a Cpe. .,.1116.00! Dynallow drive, Window blihds, Porch and Lawn Ler, Patriele Ann at Holzer Ho :position at the Clinkh River Po · f1olly equipped, low mlleoao. Furniture. f're.e eatlr.<ltlll. Dale Good Clem Can p1tal. The maternll \ Jrandparents er P.lant near Bristol, Tenn. ofarefuJ owner, Blaettnar'a, Wippel Supply, 210 Union Ave., AU MU:ea 11114 Medeil arc Mr. ind ·M rl. Frar.k Gurer ' Mn. Garland GoorlwiD is lm· . POII\OJl>,. JI.IHIIA: Pomeroy. • U !moe We11sburg while J)aternal grand· pJ'OvinJ in Sl ~Oaeph Hoa.pital "11109 CIIO\ftle~ 4 clr.. ~-00 u ROOMS, dgse In town, 127 1lu• Phono 110 AUTO parenta are Mr. and Mni. Clayton Mr lltil Mn.; Lloyd Rowb ~- _,,. iL Pbou Po""'""'i 1111. J.ll.l!lp ternut, Yarneroy, D-11·12\.p A11107. tended tho lunorll of Arthur ~1 Wednesday evening OilS IN CHARLISTON John Bass of Bancroft, W. Va., former resident of Clifton di.-: I Friday at Charleston Gener-al HMpital after an extended lllneso; Mr. ~ss was a brother of Mr'!. Harry Johnson. Thw;;e attending the funert~ol which was held o' Sunday at Bancroft were Mr. an·! cahon. aft~rnqon. Those Members that came o1n to qudt and ~ut carpet rags on lh Good Will ISibl• Clan d1mng room A poluck dinner was served at six o'clock with the- Rev Waldo J. Bartels givmg the invo- arrangement of pastel fJowen. The programs-, which were carna tions design~d with pink paper and bed with white ribbon, were pla.ced at each plate. A de~orated buthday cake honormg Linda Smith and Susit Kaspar wu serv· ed wtth the dinner and the group sang ''Happy Btrtbday" to them. Group smgjng of "Oh, Beautiful The Service Sweet" opened the program followed with "A Mother's Prayer" by Mrs. Waldo J, Bar. tel!. Mrs Don Thomas accompa· nied by Mrs. 0. P. Klein, presented the sol{) "The Lord'! Prayer". Miss Elitabeth Fick, Guild pre!· ident, mtrodueed Miss Erma Sm1th toastmi8Lress who welcomed the mothers and daughters present. A salute tn mothers was given by httle Miss Donna Reibel who also sang "Mot her" Mrs Donly Retbed gave the !l'alute to the daughters and se'Vcral selected poems were g1ven by Mrs. Pearl Mora. , day CLIFTON Smart ua 11] a re, Co'unty IH ( Ch.urch Women--"lf we hadn t had .some retired teachers a'nd some motht'TI and homo makef!i • ft rofue baek our sehoots, I 1 • rlon't now ho we'd ever ha\'e 'l'be electfoh ot offittTa of (b,• cood taste bul this. ene st~ made out"d I say "Amen'' ~ 0 R.adn~ Ch.lpter of .FUture Farn1 "worlds end" as young:as ~ fllat-we're surely lut'!ky ll'Ound era of Amertea Was &.eld at the it. ers pu I here-we\e a nieCe, Virginia Has regular meeting in the .Agrlcu 1 lc1ns F'usco, -teaching in Hopkins- ture building on April 2fl The ' The t;rabblng ol stamps has be ville, K.y, who's 1he .teventh new officers Will carry over unt.l <.orne pitifully amusmg to me , letcher they've bad in her p0111· !pring or W8 The nominations Morekeeper g1ves me a who:e liOn thiS year~reason she'! there were as followt. president, Ro sheet, l accept them mdlfferentt,Y. - her husband, Art. IS tn para lanil Wolfe and Bu.u: B'eegle; vic and suddenly llOte a ~covetous ex ~ooper tramiqg a~ /i'7arby F{)rt president Charles G1uf an!f M;:l~ssJon on' a "tnearriy ~op~et.l Cpmpll;e:U. ' 1\Y.-mt r~end, Ra- VIR Ct-rele, secretary HaTry 0UJS Go~h, I wish sne'd Q.ive ltlehl tO ~el fttitl.s :Medrl(s1sler of Rev and Charles HOlter; Trearsllrer me . ' • uetbe~Mtu! :lit oium'bus) s:ys James Prlce and Norman De~, ~he's taught 63 d~J;J fhis yea · ~xpe~ts tell us th..at the mer~ s'tre's a faithful substitute teacher reporter David Taylor and y N_shng m of the.r.e tokens h:& it SYs:acuse and greatly ar-p'rf'· Van Meter •nd foentlnel Melvm se~~ed t~e nation like a fever . 1 •t cia\te'lt';.rm !'illre. Circle and Wald FOstk Dtdn I CI)St me a lhmg," >tli~· The resnlls of the ·•.leetton were shout exulf~Jntly, brmging ho'nil' . / pre.ddlmt WOlfe-; vJte presld~ 11 t ' their prizes Wllht to hear about "Me a'fld , Gaul; secrf'tary Our!:; treasUrer J wouldn't dream of ever t['}':in& J;!j Diet?" Fraid you'll have to if Pl'il~~; ,aent.iJ:tel Foster and report to explain WHO P'llfs for 1L lsl you •read thi.!l here now column fr VanMeter. tea:, J'm gonna slim down. Know 1-'---'--"-~------­ LOOK!NG" ~UNJl.-M'Wi ··~ wiij"! Cause that msidJOus fat was Eula (Mrs Hofneh 'A>ice .alti'~j, ~)I}J up around the old ticke-r tel1lng us or .trer ''ildf,r sons. HJ'ia.ftJ« fr hard to tick. You jet J .· tne .ielFnd enough and man, I'I! MrO. John Dltlll Cheater and Harold--e eare"f artd Tugf ftrtl it t-O\ the doctor And it Jerry DaVf! •~d Paul lacqbs family will b< hlnfiji .lioltl ~apaff ~tO '!"![¥ when you <an't FrJdai n(,ht •P~ Saturday next week a!~~ i tn:re~ yl~,S ab· ur b~lt!jt; after even a short were guest~ of Mr. a'n d Mrs. Pearl Sa· nence- tMJr rtttre Jfilughtet l~ lk a?'a t~J. old chest mis~ry cobs. now 8% ail:tiqu.s ~ to S~e if rts PJJ, in tll! ' mlddteo of th(!; Slb~'!l ptcked t'ip tMty J~aTie:9.e,· As ht i'ii~ ycM:j tllink "Man, wha\' Mr. ahd ~~- tJOti~rd LUnsfOrd Leroy '.md "Katy" Brb'Wn'oi 80'flt\y <i fool tVe been to .let IbiS get ~,Pent Friday . evening wlth Ste've dtd- Harold is nciW . l( G.irllp SO Ottt of ha-nd." i • Eblin and lainlb'. Pendlctan, Calif --a Sifell~L 0. K. SJj .!J.ere we go-3 sliCe's Atten'diu1Ce at Sunday Scliool on and was far too fat d85). so h~ or b"O'd pe-f day, non fat milk, MayS Was 88, ofrtu•ing $11.76 .1 . ! took to the ,gyrr; ahd l'lOW Is a: several from here attended the svelte 155--Eula bad. -'A~ore· 8 of ~om Ion. black cOffee (ug;h') cot· well, ding of ,Paul .facob.!l and !Cay ~ ...\., t~n cheese, m.s'h {m~ke mine tuna the state line signs he tpok •s l<c and ,.Our off the ju'tce or oil) Heines at Glouster, Saturday evewent west passmg throUgh 111- 1 1 h b nini. inois, Kansas, .Nebraska, ArfiQn?, Pan C~l!;it~_ ~e-~P. off 1 e aeon, a M.r. aad ,¥rs. James" Lewis and New Mex. 1eo and Californfi-both hot biSCUit's prt~n and as for lee three children were Sunday cream, tt's plai-nly marked "cyaguests of her parents, ifr. and Rl-ce boys are wmy careerien- tfll1f!:'' or might as well be. cvery~ody ~oldlnJ b~ . ~re .1tJII Mrs. Clifford J,acobs. BHI F'lirk g~t§ ovei- th:e lmrp~ :8-Jt: ybu IlnbW the compensa- Mr:i. MU(Ired Jacobs spent FriJn tt.me fw H S. Senior trip lo .tion? Slkmg o0ff th'TOO whole daY eve'ning with friends in Glou. Nei# Yo'fl!-~ ?11! a a~irl baJh t>/lUIId~ ,In ( \\f..k; lf.t, good Dr's ster. bird ,~P," '!"f ,./ol;tmed ,C•'!Pn~ li<lmiratlon •nd hJs "sJon't be too Mr. arid Mrs. Steve Ebhn and and &burn tO Effi:Hul ie&h N'ert 1t:U~ OH yorlldH M:ri. H " upon PIISIIilk . bY tb~ I can't ~ ~·ave .it..,:; V!h~h. 1 ·J ~d a)J"t.P , ~rappie of two children called on her brother Jatobs and famlly, Sunda; came borne, tound· otie dt lny llf'~' milk tb IllY wHee apd can have Chtford afternoon. robins, now a huge Cetlei--dttrnj j .;n~ Or twD of l:i&d candy not Mra. Roy Bias spent Monday JN my bird bath so nooehalan: 1 loa often 1 feel li'ghter, freer. wJth daughter, Mrs. Emil Ale· --some kmd or a foot washmg But I must e<lnst:mtly watch and shire her and family. spreel looks as If- mus-t visit mY t~t s ts too soon, far, far too soon, Mr. a'nd Mrs Blll Brads-haw and friena, lsfrs Nora JOrdan, who to brag see me later, alligator. Jessie Tra~y of Warren spent scv. bought a pretty new home out on And Seventh Grade kids add era! days with Me1gs County relGratit St --.Nora .and I were tiS· Lfus "not lib Iooft, biboon." atives. F~r 4 ilughly educative and in; 1 te~cll~s at Harr.isonv~lle 1'll 1911 Mr and , Mrs. Hayward L11man -shes V:!nas tee's ~ister-VirHt~ formative colrurn I'~_e; ~rapped to and two sons were recent guests ou\o' fDrnier Co"J:tnmeFcJa! teach'· a 111 ew -lf\W .right there. But I ju!l of Mr.. and Mrs. John Diehl. here, nnw at Racin@- J'm so glad wanted you to laff, lfl.f( W1th my t~e James Jobb's Q{oroteme zany, yet greatly beloved, SevAlmost a mcnt made by a funeral, home m N C t.hat they glve 'l'op Value V'udmg ShlmflS. We've heard or m U ' w:Juch trlnsgrett~ all ~ t .a\ on~ • = 1'1.\NUTf> . a, Irma a. lblo Several folks attended t~t! Glee Club concert al Ra•tne Ia ,· • ~r1day night. Dav~ .Eynon, East Lt'verpool W"ls vislttrlg his brother Re· j E--on and wt·le rec•nlly , ,no .Mr. and Mrs C "'D Reed and ----~------~-=~=By SRULTS (20 13) PIANO BUYERSI SAVE $200 l.ost 6 ---- - (211 Reo I Estate e e 18) II"' I For Rent Cueftlti ~ultv SUMMERS & SON WE ' BUY . • •' •' ' ' METROPOLI"Ii6N I!AYII'- ••lliiitltiiill!iiiiiiiiiiiiltJiil- OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. , - • Bespoasibility There l r a reelpe for gr"'''inl boyo too - his church, home, ~~ehool, frieJids apd then that ce....laln .omelhlng In H<lpe that rnakoa hlrn a bil lhe .,.P..ial - a pinch of t<I,IJ>(liudblUtJ, - ..... YOU HAVE A LIVCLY INTEREST IN li-IE ARTS I There il rio better war you Cu give your SOD a feellnr of hla obllgaUona lo hlmself lllld tO olhel'a .. than the business ezberlence he will gain through a 1tews-paper ro,.:te. He wlll learn to turn hie spare time tnto nrofit for himself; htt wUI gam the re-apecl of hla cualoMera lli!10iiib .. .rv!ce: lho r .. apett of hts busJnelftl assO'elltis t]\rough perfonnanee of bls dally duties. Bqt above all, he \Vill enowa wa:r tlitdugh l>la oWl! efforts.. 1oy DlakiDJ hla . Why not eneaurage ypur '~ ·. tG -ra pply for- ~e reoponolblllly Ill hla OWII b..Wu ~ a newspaper route. .. ' 1 · The DaiJt~ntinel . 'I ...;.. .AND , NO DOUBT' ' - 'II l • , --~ r.urn;r trlct 1& u .... · Judtll•l ud D<· mon~tration 0.)' 1t obio UnJver· dtf f111D a.nc1 Athent: Stl',. Ho 1- Did You Know That? - ' �• • n. 1D Sunday ~ boo t 9 30 am preachtn!ll I 10 ao an1 and B1bla Stud y nesday a pm IJtl Guest ~ Stop And ed Putor c w PtDf :speaker "Mothers Day" Observed By Philatheans Lis~en Sunday .a• The devotional aervire and program o[ the M.ay meehng of tbe Phtlathe11 Sodety carried out a Mother's Day theme and empha siZed "Moth& Lovt -The meeliDJ was. held at the Middleport Cburcb Of Christ Tbundav evemng and the " devotional -.emce I.D.Chad:ed a pray I er by Mrr 0 E. McKinley, Sttlpture readmg by Mrs Gene Nort.on, .~.. b Mr n.s Ll'l:"n Poem · Some"'"Y" Y ver Rice Mrs George Childs, pre5ident, prwded at tbe meeting and Mn Robert Mc.ElMJt!ioy. secretary, presented gifts to Mrs Minnie Gilmore. the oldest mother preaent "' and to Mrs.. George Hudson. tbe youngest motber Plall! were made for the annual Phdathea Memorial servLCe to be held GD June 9 m memory of deeeased members Tbe Society has a new project of altenna: gannent.J 1for use m Leper colonies and a mecun1 for thLS project w1ll be beld on Thursday Ma)' 23 10 30 Joe W1l li.ama of Ironton Pwtt. . . Chun:h, Earl Cuttar. putor As.J't pas\or, Edith Codner ! Suvieet Suoday 8 00. TuesdlJ at ........ ..__ ~ .t , _ 7 30 and Fnday 1 30 C1arUt of La"et D•J Satnll, Old Church .t Cbn•t, Mi*'l•port, Town Flab Portland Bout" Fred I Gardner, pastor Btblt &uDdaJ Scb~l'":o a m preaclli..a, School 9 30 Mother s Day pro11 L m. and 8 p m aad Bible cram Homer RLce , :supt Mornmg study Tb 64a 8 pm Putor c worshtp 10 3(1 sermon topic ~e W PrG!Dt~ ~ Cb• Uupp Mother of Moses ' 6 p m Chns.Zioft C h of Chrilt. L.at.d ttan Endeavor 7 30 p m Evemng h"rc servtces. sermon subject ' How ~=~~eM~ May We Know Jesus Better'" Wed W.onhip 10 30 1 30 prayer meetmg and 1 m Evemng Wor· nesday Bible study 8 30 Cho1r praeh« Hnth Mtthodiat Church, Middlf'port, the Rev C R Konkrlght pastar Sunday Sc:hool 9 30, Ern est Covert. supt , Morning wonhtp 10 30 sermon topiC "Touched Hearts", apec1al Mothers' nay mu 11c 6 p m Youth Feno..-.sh•p 7 30 Off1c1al Board Monday, 7 30 WSCS 7 30 Finance Commtuion and Stewards m church basrmenl room, Wedne•day 6 4!5 choir prae A dessert course was served to hce, 7 p m Prayer •erv1ce, 0 p WMZ.TV tbe members and one guest, Mn m Clak 12 Circle Thunday, 1taff Cluuel ~ -10:1$o.m. Btll Sho11n, Johnson Ctty, Tenn.. meeting of teachers and aiSistantl by the bostes~e~ who were the of of the Dall)' Vacation Bible tchool, You Dou't Have of the Soctety, prestdent, fleers 730 To Cokh Cold Mn Chtlds, v1ee pres., Mrs Den Flnt Baptltt Chrc:h, Middleport ver Ru~e. st'c. Mrs. McEibumy, sh1p 7 30 p m RGnnte Eggleton, Re" C E IJO) t. pa11tor Church ass't sec , Mrs 0 E Mc-Kinley, msmfter, Charle. Km,, Bible School 9 15 Gerald Anlhony, supl ~ :-eas , atrs Gene Norton. School, Supt Mornmg worRhlp 10 16 observance Mln.nvlll• Methodlat <i!hurch, of Mot hen Day 11ermon ' The KeY R.. M. Grav.a, Palter, Hosmer Untque Role of Motherhood ', Dea RouJb, Supt. 10 A M. Sunday cons meetmg 6 p m Jr and Sr Scbool, 11 A M Wonhi~ Service, HI BYF, 7 30 Evening worship, fue.cby 1 30 p M sermon topic "Famous Mothers", Mldwar Community Church Monday. 7 p m Trurtees meeting, The GG!den kute Class or the Le.tmg Creek Road. llft'. It E Tuesday I 30 Women's prayer F1rst Baptist Church voted to pur 'fhomas pastor Flord Cleland, meetmg, Wednesd11y 7 30 prayer chase two film strtps for the ObW'Cb Servu:e 7 30 p )( Prayer and Prau" s('rv1ec 8 30 Scntor Prtmary Department -Of the Ch11rch meetina Wedneada)t DJ&'bt 7 30 P ohotr Thunday 7 30 Busy Bee School )Vhen they met Thursday .M Everyone oordiall¥ bwLted Cla58 Fnday 7 30 DVBS tcachen nltht at tbe home o( Mr and Mr~ TIM s,racuH ,...hodl.t Church meetmg Frank Cheesebrew with Mt5 James the Rev Georae Davis, Pastor Mt. Morleh Baptl1t Chur~h. MidDamels as eo-hostess Sunday Scbool 9 30 A. M. Dana dlcport Rev N D Borden, paslor The meetmg opened wtth nlent Hold up Han y, Honestly now, why the hurry" You seem to be constantly Ill a mad Wmebrenner, Supl. Worsblo Ser· Bible school A 15 Arlena Ree11e prayer and Paul Smart was 1n Vk:eJ 1 30. supt, Murmng worM hlp lO 30, B'I1J charge of the program for the eve rush Oh, so you have set i certam goal to he attamcd In your busmess'1 You have time Third ttreet Pentactttll Church 6 p m , Mother b D,,y program nm~ A salad course was served to for nothing else., Soctal ,lctiVtllcs and rccreatwn a1 e out? You have to do lt that wayMr and Mrs Paul Smart, Mr lfnd Middleport, B (.. B~J~Tdt pastor. 7 30 Mrs Harold E Hubbard, Mr and Ch"r~h gf the N .. ar,ne, Middle. Sunday School 10 L m EvenlnJ Mr~ Clemis Fox Mr and Mrs port the Hev Hollcrt Styers past so many obhgntwns' aervtee 7 45 0 m. Gerald Anlhony Mr :u1d Mrs Chf Gr~ Kplw..;,.l ~hurch, •a.. or Bible School 9 30 Lester Tay Fmgettmg for a moment the very tmrlurlant ~.:omadcrahon of health, Harry would do ford Stumbo Mr and Mrs C\tf. Mam Street, Pf!meruy Rev J lor aupt , Moromx worllhlp tO 30, fGrd Hayes Edwin Charles, Rec-tnr, Mn Ceo Young People! meeting tl 45 Eve well to stop this headhng 1ush Ones bu smcss should not be neglected but there are Mr and Mrs Owen Bratton, Mrs Clark, organlat worship nlng serVICCll 7 30 Wednesday drlc other essentials m IJfc- thmgs not seen- arc not to he disregarded hy a WISe man Paul Russell, Mrs Bert Bodtmer and urmon at 10 30 A M , Holy 7 30 prayer mceHng Mrs David Danl Jr and one Commumon ftnl Sundlly In moath Church of Chr\11 Jn Chf'ilflen gue~t Gregory Hayes There should be hme devoted to thmkm g and IIstenmg There should be fellowship, {.'burch School, Beamners .nd Unwn , Middleport th~ ltev Guy Pnmary, at 10 30 A M For lnfor r Sayre, pa11lor Sunday school Mrs Probasc(l pre:uded at the cof espe<.:lally with one's ffam11y There should be church attendance m the program to matlon concerning our work, 10 a m , 7 30 p m F.vanfi:eh ~l!c roo service and a dessert course jt1ease telephone 30W service s Wcrlncsda)' 7 30 Bible gam th(•sc other e.!Sscntlals, for Jt 1s m church that one tnay ltsten unt1l one hears that was served by Mrs Hennesy, Miss Chritll•n Church at RMdtwlll• study Lenore G1les and MIJ M D Hart still small voice m whtch God ever speaks to the soul of man Pint Preabyteri•n Ch11rch, Mid Every Sunday 10 A M BundQ' mger An arranJement of yellow ~-·· - - -~-· School and Communion (Jrt;t Sun dl('por1 llev Howard Uuppelt p.t~ tru m P'}'sfal contamer was used pupil of Mrs C M Hennesy, wa s on the d1mng table and arrange da)' Jn month 11 :\ M Church tor <hur('h School 9 30, John Fultz a guest a1 tis! for tbe program and men!JJ of Sprtng nowen werC used tommumon and preachmg third ~up I Molh1 r lS D.ty obscnamc Jllayed twG selcct10n.s Little througftout lhe HennellY home Sunday m montb 7 30 P ~ Motll lll ).( wnr ~h1p JO 30 We~; tmm church prtllthing- r I ~ ~~ r Youlh b • lluw ~ h!p U p m L{ Waltz' and 'F1re Works" by Ec Chrlttian Churc;h lit lOftl Bot· Yt ed111 sda,Y b 30 Jttmor ('hu1r, 7 l flf B''""nglon. ' pup>l ol tom, every s,mday 0 ltO A M r ill Scruor r hUJr Mr~ Lowell l'rolmMo ~Erntary lluu app01nl ~ d 10 makl' arr .w w Mr~ Hennes)', played Cadmans, Sunday Scnool and cummunlon, Church of Cllrltt, Bredb"ry, Ed \lis Mal "The Fountam" and Barbara Jones f1rst Sunday 1ft month 7 JO P \1 WIJ.rd EmHson pastor 01ble of the Return Jonnth an Mco~~ ments fm thf' lunch( on (_ hapter Dau g h t ~rli of th e AnH n un W ( roml,•y will 1"' the gu,·sl sang HammHsteln s 'Surrey W1Jh fhmm01n Carsey Church prcachlnJl, lhtrd !;unrlay St hool , 9 30 spc.Jk('l {Dr thf' Jn{'Cllll ll the Frmge on Top acc9mpamcrl an month 10 30 A M Chunh com ~ up! Morn111g worship 10 30 can lte\oluhnn wa ~ 111 <han.:( of thctt ptogram t111lay uf11m t•( 111 ( , Qhrl III!Z(' nshlfJ IIWlltd ~ wN• by her .s stcr Sharon Jone~ both munlon and preaehma ( hr1sllan f<~ nrlcuv ur 6 p m bl'n when th~y mel a\ the homed ~~r ~ present ed lh !~ week lo the wlnntn!l pupils of 1Mrs Henoesy fh• Chur~l· of Chrlat, Keno, lnJ;: won;tup 7 311 s a. to !lows Tuppers Plam~ The only mstrumental number every Sunday 9 30 A M. Sunday Church of Cttrl•t In Chriltlen ( "'- Hennesy oh ~c pt<'sl dNI 1s \ stud(nt High School Mrli Ut 'i ii)'F.CI I M'' 'l''ol'l I t3Cond Union lloh!on thf fl('v 0 H ( ar1 L h H wlls Sonatme" by Wembe1ger II. School and commumun 11 ll hf' siN :\1r s Ol ar} acme rial met solo by Sharon Jones who Sanda:r tn month 10 JO A M pa111or Suilllay school 9 a m, reJilent 1n the absen ce or \Irs waS"accompamed by Mrs Henncsy Ch\lrch communion and prcachiDi Murnlng ..-. or~hip broadcast 10 II vlng Kmr .md wlls a s~ Lst e d h \ \Jr ~ berdlllaH ~ Mus Grace Jlnrton chaplaul Jn ] Mr s Prohasco s pro r ram topiC ThiS IS the m•mber tha' Mls~ Jones f()Uth Sunday In month 7 30 P a m . F.v( nlnll wnrsh1p 7 30, Wed the ntunl1sUc Opf'nJng 1\,t.o; Amerlc.Ul Mu~tc and she pla)ed 1n the Okstnct and State conrluctlng K. church preachma: nc&day 7 ao, pra, er ~~erv1cc ceremony w lh Mrs C p I or hary I comhiiLNI h('r paper Wlllh mus~cal contests this Spring fht Chrl1tlan Ch"rch et H.m AlfNd Methodllt Ch"rch, Rev a.s planJst for the Star Sru1nglcd ~election s by mcmtu~rs of the Cra· I loell Grove, every Sunday U10 A fi ~1 <.roy(' pa ~1or Sunda;; Banner 1 die of I Lht•rt)' cha)Jler of the Jenn1rer Lohse. pup1l of Mrs C M Suaday Scbool and eommunio11 Sehoul at n 30 I loyd r>Jlhnlll• r ( tuldren of the AmerH•an Rcvolu p Lochary played NarcJS&Ju' by {t 1eeoad sunday ln month 7 30 P Supl Wonh1p "('n 1r>rs a.t 10 4J Gu('~!B welcomed to the mre tm g liOn Nevm and • The Mountam Con M church y~eachtnl fourth Sun w1th Jl.nRmore Do)le~ Jea111n~ were Mn Theodore need Jr rom df d eerto by Schaum 1n three move day in moutb 10 30 .\ M ebureb bt•twct'n SurHiil) 5('hool and wo Jf. eroy Mrs J E D Harlngcr Pom Ellen Dutton and Necla Bra or mentf Allegro, the Song, and the eommanlon and preachlna3htp scrv1ru at 10 30 a s hort \1 o- ~rny' Mrl! J F. 0 Hartmger Porn O!)Cned lhe program wtth fO\Jr au• Church•.. Momlr111 Iter & !her's Un) po~ogram Will be g1v ~~ Mrs A R Hcco11: Mrs E s due 1~. Com1ng , Round th,e ,M,ou~ "Pancc Oh The program ended vuth "Rhap• .....,..,.., •••· lootr BliMp. wtth potted plant3 to be present Schaaf Mrs Crary llaYI ~ Mu ta 1n ', Home on the Range Putor Mornma Sh1r Suaia) ef't the olde8t and )OunJ::rul nu: cunt'o~ Fuhtr, Middleport, Mrs Su sannah' and "Arkansas Travel sody In Blue" by Gershwin played cr Illustrating Amcn('an folk by Suaan Probasco, pupil of M;s Sehool t tG A M. V.orr.tna wor lhcr and the nne With I he largest Coughenour Cheshire ' tuneR They are pup1l1 of Mrs A Hennes} 1bip 1t 11 A )L MYr Sunday ev• family sponftored by I he Sundav During the bu~lncu meelmg the R Hecox The members ,nd a:uest.l were niDI at 8 Prayer mel!tlnJ Thun· Sl hoot •nd the MYF Wednesd ..y transfer nf Mr ~ B A Russell H Reva K Cougcnour, Cheshire, a Jnvlled to the dmtng room where hiDI day eveniDI F.nt<~trpriae &undo)' evenmg ))I'IYI'r &ervlef"s ot 7 30 membership to the Athens Chap-~~~~~~~~~~;,;;;;:,;.;;;;;;;;;;;o;;:;;;;;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o Chrlatlan Scl•nc• lod.ty, 144 ler was reported and the approval School 10 lO A. M MomiDI worsblp It 30 A M YF at ft 30 P It Mulherry Ave Pomi'TOY. Mornln~ of Mri'l W!ll1am Bradford 'a papers f.,vealaJ worabJp l 80 Prayer S('rvJce al 11 w1lh Adam And Fat at the Washmgton headquarters Sheol~lllg m.eUaa: Wedneada)' 7 SO P M len Man the •ub)cd of the IC!Ison Plans were dhcusscd for the Ul Churchtt, Let•rt 111111, •• sennon and the Golden Text annual Flag Day luncheon to be Sldlllg aer MartJa, Paator. Sunday School Awakt! thou that 11lcepe11t aorl held on Junn 1 with Miss Bess O.SO A M. Wonhlp Sel'\'iC"e 7 P ari-'C rro111 1h~ d!!&d, and Chr.st Sanborn and Mr8 James BrewingPanellllg M Chrittiaa Endeavor altnrnate 11hall give thee light Epht'5lan ~ J 4. Wt-dn<'t(ja)' evening aervl~f' Zunfif'l PHP.tor Wl111am Wat1101t Suadaya at T SO P. M !lereen Wire J Church tf ttt. .....,...... lyra· "t 8. 'rhe pubhJ: 1s rord1ally 11 Sup\ 9 30.11 Comhlnt'd serYLCe or Comblnollon eue. ftGr K. WilUama., putor. lltri tn atten.l Rr:ullng rnom worsh•p and s tud) Mvthcr s Da) Your 10-llool ched. Ill Sundar Scbool A M Mornlna with aide entrance loca1c-ri at t:u observance mu:+lc HDd :.ermo 1 ovory - · 11 cqoduolve lloora WGnhlp 16:80; NYPI ,. SO P, M: rear of tht church, open 1o !11 , _ ..... .,... ..... ,.lei God Our Mother' NursNV r , Evaqtllltie aervlee 1.30 P M public on Monday rrmn 2 to 4 children 6 30 Youlh uw et.n,. tho o1o11a-. Alwo,. Combltutlloa WtdD•d•y eYealnl prayer meet P M Wednesda)' 7 30 Blhle Slnrlv ancl chock. iDI for tbe midweek an4 Tut•CIQ' Th• 't4tretM Church l•nt Pr~y('r Thun; r'a~ - One Won One Wllldowa altll'lloon prtyer bour heal and Reformed Prl'abyt~na C't~~ ml'l' llnt,: ' HeuN •f ,,_,...., o.ter.r, ._, Pomero)' Rt'V Waldo J Rartrl ~ Conerele Mix UJ Sc!bool ~ao A N. MornlnJ Pu\or Norman Kloea. S S Su111 1JOnblp 11 A M SuadQ tVentnr Church Sthool D IS A M Wo Cemeal Mix wcrr~blp at 8 Pr~yer meetln& on hhtp Hour 10 30 A M Serm11n Millwork Thlll'ldiJ 8 P II Tho {'hrtR11Rn f(omc Tue•i1 .n ' lrtelftrnl Church of Chrlat ''"'" l'Venlna: Ghur1:h .council mec1illb Bullden da1 Sthool, 8 30 a m. Lord'• Sup- at 7 30 p m Come and worth1Pptr 1mmedla..e1)' followini:. YflU are welcome Hardwore '-""" MttttNIJt Ch~t~rclt. ""'" Unlt•d Math.dltt Church. lu· Bat., Pallor, r..ure• lull· j,l('ne s -own , Paa1or Sundo~y diJ School t 10, Cltu JD11tiq Scbool D Ul Thto Smith Supt 11:10: J')IY aer:ttc:e 'l 00, Pntdt- Worship 10 30 " m Text """ 1:00; Prayer lleetiDJ Wedne• hold My Mntherl ' MY!'' lt 30 P,. 7:10. Hyull Rua &uaday m Eu.:eno Fr)'e, pres Mond1y ... kiiOOI 10, Pre~cblnf 11:10. p m ''Tho Dau~hler'11 or Ruth PAitVIIW Cl•' ll meet at 1he hotne or Mr 16wu4 GrUIItb putor 8uada7 Geor..:t> l'arkfor Tuesd:~y nenl .\.,; • BOool 1:80 L m.; Younc Peoplfll )fottlcr and naughler proqra~ •M'U ' I!: ~ p. m.; PrtJCblq HI'- At 6 o ch1ek a potlu<:k Mipper w1 I I ,~ t:ICfl T;tD p D1: 1Pfl1" mllt&bll. be served Wodne11dny 7 p m Wed. '1.30 p. 111.: Thuraday 'l:tlO Prayer 1ncctln11 Mlaa Augu~ ;~ t P. M. E ..., Letart. 8. 8:30 Genheimer h:ader vacation Blbar II . • Worlhtp 10.-d. Eve- Sehool Will 1tart Tueada)' JUM I Smlth aaw.t.td b~ Mn Bentz Wolle and Mn. Fred Deasauer entertamed the , Pilot Counmlors of Theodorus Cduncd Daugbten oi Ameria Tbun4aJ evenrng at Mr bome, Nye Ave Mrs Walter Walker wac 1 eontr butint bo61.eu Scripture re.Wog by Mrs. lames Sayre, pest president, opened the meet•n .. followed WJ:h ...... the- lArd's Pn.yer and Pled&e to tbe Oag Mrs Mn llemba.rt pre ' ~~ ~ ent pres1ded over a abort bu.ii ne51 seaslOO The fu;nenl of Mrs BeSoUe Mont..mE., wu an noooced fttr Saturday at tbe P'edMrs John d GMnes weN plQfd the IOdill .hour and Pay • I W-. 7:10.lolua tAd C1wjo11o o1 · l)if· ...,... Old PorUand Roid oo MEIGS MOTOR • knit to atop ~ rgDB Kantrun Top and Toe-Rilig suard even the abeelest stockings against lUll& .. . 1o pleue molber You wUI fllld gills In every dep~menf al 1 No. So-d St. Mltld.leport 10 Chur<h 1\chool 1!. C Flolow. "0pell Solurdoy' Ralph C. ZUndel, 11:00 SUpp1yMotile•'• Pastor SuperlntMdent. Eve·•-~ U1J 1 PM." Dl)' obeervance and termM. HHtl fllrst l•ptl., C.hurch, ltalph ~- '-----------~ We PIIY &% Ialeresloa yo•ar. lsa;baJII . .- --~~:~~;;~~~~~~~$~~~:: MEMBER \ "' 1\Udpt. Terms ean be arran.:;· :A on tnOo:i' ~b.. eL Middleport dtd er.oy .staged a TUg ot 'war, Troop 2G;t of Poont Pleasant "surpr;.,e Jiaekage" and Troop 253 of M aon "Sky Watclt" Cloa~ng was oy Troop 24:9 of Pomeroy and neck~r , ehfel shdes were ~&sued at t~1e ty'ldge. Elberfeld•. Housewares, Furnllure, Drapery, Luggoge, Llllg· erie, Jl.oo!.lk•, Cosmello;~~, t;:ydy, Reody 1o wear ond aeeessor· les. r • ELBERFELDS home re· * * \ - THE POMUOY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY Why •pentl vctluoloW t1111a shepplflil ateun.r when you can get everything you - • I• pla1~ ami at Mldet'alt prlcaa IMf and Rattlesnake patroll of Troop 249. Porn· eror,. FlaminJ; Arrow patrol o( 'l'roqp $4:3, J.flddleport, .new pa , trot of Poet 206, Cbeahlre; first patrf)] of Troop 266. New Haven, R*ecoon and Bob Wlute patrols of Troop ;50, PQIIl.fiPJY, Ra1~1e­ snake and Wt.tf patl'(lla of Troop JOC!i, Tuppen Platns, Apache p: ttol of Troop 247, Pomeroy Yellow-Apache and Wolf p · · ~lt of Troop 24~ . Mlddleport, Firat patrol of Troop 253, MasoD OWl patrol of Troop 206 Cb .. •bite; second patrol or Troop 25i ;New Haven: Crewa No 1 and 2 of ' Po8t 245 PomeNy, r1rst pa,. trot of Troop 252, Point Pleaeant, fJamlng Ari'Ow and Ranrer p:t· troll of Troop 2011, Tuppe ·• ~&InS ' ·· and Savi·ngs Troop ~ of some $1nglng, Troop 247 of Pom at top or toe. Berkah!re's eschtsive Nylace ROOFING Ho1:1y, durable u t ehingtes AI a&ylea. Good cOlora. Aa blUe ,._ Peace R E Sunday mornin1 t.he Rev C E Hoyt, putor of the Middleport Fir.st Baptltt Cburch. conducted worship ..,.ioea at 8 A. M at th, eamp. :Middleport Troop Z4S were un· det the leaderllhlp or Scoutmae er Robert Mllb; Allliatant Sc:out· muters Gene Caletnan., Ler1 y · Rl!~<e~ and Leonar~ GWia!dowJy rtb&o:N ~n at the uruFl)'lng Ea&le, blue, l'ed, Wolr an ' ribbons were Both algned statements IB8Ued to Legg The shooting occurred on March lows 23 at the Lake Dr1ve-In in tbe To Whnm It May Concern north .iectlon of pt Pleasant He On the 9th day of May I was had folh•Wed them there Overholt charged 111 the court or R E fonnerly taught at pt Pleasant Grindley, Jushce Gf the Peace or Htgh Scbol Metgs County, o.td charges lteme Thaddeus,.. Green Redd of Huntfor reckleas operation of a motor lngton pleaded gudty to armed vehicle (Gnly) thiS charge being robbery an::l was sentenced to ftled by tbe Ohlo St.ate- Patrol, and serve not less than ten years tn I, Robtrt W Rawlmgs was not the state penitenllary charged 1R amy way with the fatal Redd held up a store In GJenacctdent on State Route 7 on May wood, W Va , with what proved 8th 1907 fater to be a toy gun and took Signed, $29 93 1 Robert W Rawlings Walter Edward Morrison plead· Justice of the Peace State4Jie-nl ed gutlty to stcahng a pickup of the arrest or Robert W Raw- truck from Elmer Newberry and hngs. was senlenced to serve one )'ear On the 9th day of May 1957 lll the peDJtentJary there were charges ftled In th11. .:ourt ior the arre&t of Robert W Rawlings, sMd cbataes befng filed ;)y the OhiO State Patrol Said charges w~c for reckless operatlon or a- motor vehicle, onl)' At no ttme has there been any other rges riled in tfals court agalnllt Rdb~rt W RawilllJJ, a!MI-aa , tb.e laws or Obla IZ'I m•d!!:•~pqr­ Veterans of Forelan Wars of legtslature by ttwt men wbic·h ·tbe people send to Columbus to make- Meigs CDunty has annoUnced that the laws, the 11tate laws of Ohio it Will tonduct Its annual sale of say in sechon 41Ul·20 of the Ohio Buddy Poppies on May 24, 25 The Rev1sed Code tbat a person ~nnoupcement wa.s made by Gil· charged with reckless operation of bert ZwJlhng, chairman of the lo' a motor vehicle cttn be fined only cal gaJe In tnaking the announcement, ap to fifty dollars for the first of tense, and as Mr Rawlings plead- Cbajm~;an Zwilling saJd "Since ed guilty, be was nned the amount 1922., wben the f1rst V F' W Bud. of fifty dollars dy Poppy eamp.Ign was conducted And you will note that Robert the annul sale has recetved ttie w Rawlings was no war charged whole-heart.ed support of all 9ur with an accident on State RoUte Presulent, 1n addttion tG endorse. Seven on the 8th day of May, 1M7 menta from Jabor leaders, politim this court. The only charge be- cians, bu~tness men and ret1glous mg filed agamst Mr Rawlings, leaderS' Each year thbusands of stated above la reckleu operation fetters of gratitude pour into lo. of a motor vehicle and Mr Raw. cal, state and national headquart· llngs motor tehicJe did not strike ers telling of tile timely assistance any vehicle or penon The cllarge giVen to veteranl!l and thelF fam· wall baSed on the speed of b1s mo- lhes in need these letters contor vehicle stttue tlle greatest ~ndorsement the Buddy Poppy sale could have " R GrJndley, Judice of the Peace "Ftnally", concluded Chairman • Zwllltng, "our Vfllunteer Buddy Poppy sales-men will be stationed throughout the city. Do not walt to be :t.llked to buy a Buddy Poppy Contribute generously, (or your dtme quarter or dollar could not posmbly brmg a greater return This Is an investment ln human Annual Board Meeting Is Held COME FIRE OR HIGH WATER- -Supt. L W. MtComai pres1ded at a called meetinl oi the OWclal Bo'rd o( Heath Methodilt Cburcb Sunday mornhlg after woribip servJee. Vera Covert and SbaroD Jonea were approvfld q delecate and alternate tO t.he anaual Conference to be held Jn June at Lakeldde. Homer E. COok Wll appoi-nted as aa:ent of the Cbun:h tor tbe dismLniaterial U'ibutton of eouraty fundi. l:EJLINQ TILE Bewatitul Acoustie or non IIU!I ook P:rcacoustic Excel llniah!d or uh· lent for coverfinished A I I , in& ugly crack· aty1es ln ttoek eil "CelliDJI As As little all u.ttle. IS 1&! tq IL bet .... and klt· EasU~ ehen.s. apphod. , Goo\! eolora A& btr e 12< "'· DO IT YOUllSBI If you ore lilad.r: wll~ loolo you eon 11ve youhelf JRODey by doliig odil re.. pair jobs yollrtO)I. Soe us f<>r materlala ud odvlee. , c MARKIT REPORT CINCINNATI UP - Produce Ens, weak and l·2c lower, A }umbos 28-29, A large 2tli·241; A mediums 22•24; mot.tf!' 2.;J 24, A small 18-20; B larsc 22·24, A large 31-32; A medium 28·29; B large 28-2$ Chlektlls, gCI!t~ fryer dc[lland, J 31J.I 19-21: hens, heavy • 14-18, hens, light type 10.11 Butter 90 score 71 night progranl wllb Hartsell Doddrdlln charge and Bob Cowdery as masler of ceremonies was presen'•ed at Ches· ter Hllih School Thursday night, followed .by the annual Awards Program at 8 p m when outstanding work of students is reeocnlzed. The ClUI NiJbt program· 110D fourth: in cuunt)', Ray coleman, Tbt Traeb", a aldt by the enUre lOth, Max Cll le, Paul Andrew, Tedas1, ~e eliM will by Sue Lam· Coinptny pro bert and Ada Randolph, elas1 pro- reaa Andrew, Karcen DAmewGod, to tNnsport the phecy, Kathryn Smith, class ll.,_. Helen Bentz and Gary Welb, all honorable mentiOn the troOp to eamp tory by Be«JJ Frolft. abore Pom~rw (1 Yelrl of COnUnOUI Servloe . .+-4U · Pl!!!an' II and where onlcen his appearance A larre or Saturday pen took Uine out Fhnk Smith ftlnai~ today lor lodr Mlddlepo10rt::~~~~~ to tlle o iuui!Wr of special programs. "Motta~rs Day" wa!l observed at several cburchel'ot. Sunday Dunng the church school at the Umted Metbod1st Cbrlrcb small potted plants were presented each mother present Large potted plants were presented to Mri. A. V Hawell, the oldest mother pres. ent: Mrs. Wayn• Jones. the young cst mother, and Mra Mart Crary, the mother With the most children Rev. Euaene Brown had for his serm.on top1c at the WGrshtp service, "Behold, My Mother" and tbe chcnr sang "You Planted A Flower In My Heart, Mother" A carnatiOn was presented eaeb mother present at the Fust Baptist cbureh and the pr1mary de· partment presented a bookrnnk which they had made to each motber. Mrs Cbarles Stanley, tbe oldest mother present, received a potted plant, Mr. and 1\trs Orvtlle Wile• and family and Mr and Mrll' George Skinner and fam1ly reeelv. ed potted plants f9r tbe lara:est families present At the worship service, Rev llalptJ, Zundel Jaad for bls sermon 0 ~~~~~· .;~g ~··G~u~le~t:~~·: M!t~~ - I~!_~~~~~ - - -- William AndefSOft JnstalledAs New Bo·""'l"r Prest"dent vo • • \J William Anderson was Installed as prestdent for the coming )'car when the Pomeroy Band Boosters A.<JsocJatiOn met Wednesday evening at the Semor Htgh school Other officet5 are Mrs Wilham Swatzel, vice president, Mra. Har. old Lohse, trealmre:r: and Mrs Don Rea, secretary Mrs Carl Moore, preSldent, pre sided at the meeting, and -$300 00 was placed tn Lhe 1nslrUJ11ent repatr fund f.or the comtng year. The yearly reporl8 or the 1ecretary and treasurer werE: gtven Band mem· bers are requested to hrmg in their wool uniforms and 65c for dry cleamng, after Mcmonal Day Plnl purchased by the Associ• tum were presented the Sentor band members during lbe · ~nce!'t, by Mrs Moore A life membership was presenred tG Mrs. Joseph Raub who has served as an ofrlt!er fGr four years after her daughter graduated ' er" Slhall potted plants were preaented each mother at the Federa~ Cburch School and dQring the w.orsbip serv1ce large potted plants were presented to lfrt, John Strausa ,the oldest mG:tber preaenl; and Mrs Mary Higbu, ttle youngest mother Rev Wa1~o J Bartels had for his sermon toptc "The Chriatian Home" ltev LOI.tiS G. Weber of Sommsuck, Dl, a former pa11tor of The Middleport Emergency the church was preaent and apoke Squad waS called at 1 30 p JD Satbnefiy. urday evenmg when Barbara, 4 At the Pomeroy Church of Christ dauabter of Mr end Mra. Fred Donald Seevers, paator, bad lor l;us Snyder, fell backward mlo a tub sermon top1c ''The VIrtuous Wo- of 8C'aldmg water as she watched man". Small potted p1ants were her father dress chickens at their presented eaeb mother pres- home. ent aM large planta wflre pre· The chtld was taken to the Ma.scnted to Mrs C. E. Peop1ea. the ton Clinic ahd was reported as oldest motller pre11ent; Mfll Jerry having fJtst ~egress burn& on her Taylor, the youngest mother, and Jep and hips and second degree to Mrs: Taylor and Mrs. Conrad Oh· burns on her back. Late Saturday evcnmg the lfquad lin.Jer for hav,ing1 the lar£e&t fam· Uy pre!eni wb called to assist R woman from In Middleport at tlle Church 01 Carpenter who was enroute to Hoi· Chrtat, Homer R1ce, auperlnten· :zer HMpltal as a maternltr pa. O;Df: of Lbe Bible School, prasent~ tient. The squad prov1ded an a~K:ort Mrs Floy Gardner, Eaton, mother or the pastor, with a nower as the for the out-of town people tr. qal oldest mother and Mrs Jaek Fow. UpoiU and rad1ocd the hospital to ier, Lincoln Heights, received one be read)' for the cue. i!tl the youngest TAKRN TO HOSPITAL Spet.tal flowers wert' prasented to three other mother& in the con· P,•~<;"roy Emergency S<wadmen Maston Roberts, R()Ck greaation Mr! Al'thur Metg~ Genera] Hospital cho1r dtrectGr, ' Mn win, organl&t, and· noon for med~e~J treat- 4-Year-Old Girl Hurt lri Fall In Scalding Water whou ·~~ Cbjlds, her work 11 . .~~·~~~ peoulo o( lb• Ttl POMEROY- ce.T BLOCK COMPANY "'. . "Boo" Hen re8C."Ued the chink. ed sailor b:r tOwing h1m and his """""~jrvlct!$ ----------------·-----~ - I. class Frank Smith 38, was fi11hed out of the riVer about 7 P M when hydroplane-type boat a small powered by a 2i) HP outboard motor l!lltdifd 1n the ~mdd:le of the nver As a beavy tug eame down river waves e<!pstzed tbe boat a.s It wallowed out of gas. Frank Smttb told pollee he never bact QDerated tbe bOat bv h1mseU befOI'e and that be de c1dcd to ta'ke it out only after Walter Sm1th had climbed ~· to take I P•P In OhiO B~ f.!)(fp!_S~~ : •• Barleycorn, Boat Win In Bout With Two Hartford Men A lpffi! witb lobn Bll'~n and a bOat Saturday enntnc '>1 lwo Hartford. W Va, men ende,. wUh one of the pair gettinc a cold duntlfll .in the Obi(l River and both bein.: lodged in Meill Cnunty jatl Walter Smith, 82, wu re1easc" on $50 eaah bond Sunday on a cbarce of Intoxication alter hn arrest by Charles Werry ud Olin Goodwirr u Smith "1lept" on th~ ledge under the parting lot. wall near Pomeroy's ferry landmg Hts partner m their venture had a dl:mper ttme or it Pomeroy and Programs life." Du ·-----------------~----------~ VFW Sets Date~ For-Its Annual ... Heath Methodib1 SINGLE Toll the newspapers today are as fol If· .... tOo. teM' fore Judge Oliver Keuel He bad Chester High School Class Night, A:wards Progr~ Held The Fl1l.t.RMERS· BANK ' . co. eaUed and Justice of the Tommy Brown sang two solo~, "There's a Long, Long Tratl" and "Trail the Eagle " The eamp fire was lighted by Post 270 o Hemloet GrGve Troop 200 +lad n 1eriea ot jokes and Troop 2<n 4'liQ'IIinatlon" while Troop 200, put- on "Tbe Royal Order • Siam.'' Those three troops &f.! front GaUla Coun.ty BERKSHIRE stockings FURY 8 •• tho lot. 3rd ltb lltll Ohio Annual Cou!otonce ol Mettbal the Methodist Church June t-8~h al Lakeolde Ohio Cfwloo auoh T"- Harrloon•lllo ,......,...tan QVerho}t 0raWS 2T0 lO Sentence F Sb , , &~.!:~...'lv~~~:riolo~'r:! R . Cl -ed , or ootmgWife 1 ' Pf:e~f>d lon blue •wor&. ton aW mgs ear antl!lhawasHsentencetl Oncholt. 46, Pt. Pie{,. ~rl~ds. and ten yeUow award~ to serve not Of ACC•Ident Blame than les~ than two years and not more ~· , AsaiUnt District Com· ten years In the West Virm r George Hnut Jr, and gmia state pemtentiary on Friday Dll<tier cc>mmonded the 32 S<out· By Two Statements •n the Mason counly Circuli court liMiters and asal.stant SCOOtmas· OverhGlt a member of a proml- tlve, Bob SiiN", by DJieher. Hoot WbQ was the C'Bmp :r~eoftfer Ill• tfqcluced troops and post ~fter 1)il~her's welcwne add:res:· . See The fabulous s. Highway I\~:~~re~!!~~~!E~~P~~~:g~~ featured the mtroduettnn of tb li-G-.M: dl.strlet ~ut rxec ,.., .br A Pomeroy·Middleporl: Oh\o, )Jondly, Maylll, i!¥W •:ao Now On D sploy 2<l Boy Scout Camporee In I by CHECK-tt cuu. NO ~- dim-let chairman, No~ee_~ . !e .':N~Qrry·._, •. When You IX ohN':/:,,:;~l·::~vl~:, j TONttiNT tttendance at a t.he otflcers 1ntl ~rlng the week. c'irectots "Gf th~ At tfie Church of the Nazarene, ~;.:~:~CII;•;:pt.er of the luak Walthe Ret. Robert "'"Styers pr.esa.ntw•ll be held tionll'ht fd :fktwera to Mrs. Hattie Wilt, house near Chester r. jContlnuO<l on ;... two) at 7 so P. :M ' ,.,...,., T.,...,. Ht.h ,..., 7WJ, 1.. .......... In D-.ted l'ei'Jae l..Cttr~ 01 l'lie ........... ..tn. the e-am)K)rft "Rreat'' tribute ·ll Grtndley to clanfy RawUpgss sta- been 10d1cted on two charges of ~be togteadCl'lhtp m the dls.tn~· tus In regard tG the fatal highway felomous assault m connectiGn S.Utrday's campfire to which accident which claimed etght lives wtth the shoGtlng of his ex-wtfe ~nta and frumds ~re mvltco.J last Wednesda)' mght Kathleen Overholt and Donald Everything for Home Building, Modernizing and Repairina I 1"1 coeler ten- for the "~~emi)II,TY behavtor Statementa were made today by nen't PL PJeaaant family. entered a of all the boY•. and t.: Fred HlbiJ.s Robert w Rawlings, Mi-ddleport, plea of guilty when arraiened be- The only nyloJ!B 00110: PwtlyMil ·..,.. ......... ....,.wfllo .,...... , . .,, t••dPt lft4 T.....y, ,... •lilly ....., ....... . ,...... ...,.. WHt thla ewnfnt. T""'" . -'i£:• .n, w '''~~nd" ntl;n e aY UNITIO . .US ' Council, Boy Scouts of America, ended yeslerday (Sundly) at Camp Chester with more than ·~ J!oY Scouts and Explor~r Scouts atteodlllg from l3 troops aiJ!Ip_ost.. . Mter final lnspecllon yesterday (Sunday), Camp Dlrecto• M I Weotlierll prlk.""' awarded to Mrs. Alblr:C Woedard, H1u Erna Je.se and Mrs. Sayre RerteJbments weN served b,. the Jlotteu to thcu named above and 11rs Rollm Bearhl, Mn Addie CNder Mn. Bern1ce Darst, Mre Richard C~JI, • ·ti n>nt M- ~·.u. '""' • • ..... :..: Rmbel, Mrs Oval Dtddle. ....-.. c•-ude Doni and Mn Albert H.,. d •en nc.., 11 be held The June mee-tmc WI n nl. at U,e home of MD. I sheer sheer •• ~ at y 1rkl Of ·lbe Tri.,State Area Golden Rule Class Votes T9 Buy Film Return Jonothan Meigs DAR Unit Program eJd F • Jay A£tefll00ll • e urm• !;,;;;;;;;;;;;,;:;;;;;;;;;;.,;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;....;;;;;;;...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-. I / Ill toe:.~ Newa Ill Adfll1"llllnl Ill QrwlaiiiiJI erated church and membera 'ftl'f nequeattd lo attead J IRST Past Councilors Of Theodorus Council Hold Thursday Meeting ........,.lly ......... ,.....,..., Mhlll.. ,..,, o. Moy 1ts1 ' • our Deaths Recorded By Auto Accidents In State By UNITED PRESS Mulllple death traffic acctdenls skyrocketed lhe highway death loll In Ohio durong the past weekend the highest for any weekend of 1957 A United Press count from 6 p m Fnday through midnight Sunday ahowed at least 24 persons, 13 of them m four separ.. ate accidepls, tilled on the htghways The worst mishaps OC· curred near Youngstown and Defiance where four peGple were k'Jied 10 eaeh of two acc1dents Three pi!I'IIOilS were luHed lrt a one-car acCident at Perrysb::Jrg and two others d1ed In a car-tram coll1 ~1on at Akron F()Ur drowmngs and an mfant boy's death m a home fire rallied GraveSide sertJCet will be held the overall toll from all typea at ll 00 A M ~ednesday at the accidents to 29 Letart Falls Cemetery ror Rev The dead Herman A sayre, P~lit()t of tht' Friday ~ight Eaton Methodurt. Church, Eatoc. West Uruon John N Sears, 25, Ohio Th.e casket wdl be open zd RFD 2. Peebles, fatally lnJI.Irc•J at the grave when h1s ear went out of control Rev Sayre bad been affabated ' on U S 41 f1ve mlles north of w1th the Norwood Method1s• Petbles Churt'h oF Cmctnnatt for a .num ber of years before g:omg tn Columbu'S Danby Whitt. 12. EatGn Early Ill hts m1mstry he Galloway killed when be rode hli ~00 a number of churches bicycle tnto the s1de Gf a New lb~t Melg& County and m York Central eng me a-t ius home Ctr"evllle and Manetia., 0 near here ~r.tvors are hls wife, Vera Perrystarg WalLer 1 Beam, thr• daughters, Mrs Fred Grar! 4~, h1s w fe, Lou18e, 36, and Par· of )fam•lton, 0, MUTial and "In Nelom!, 41, all ol Chwetand, ktlled When tbeJt car struck a Helen of Cmcmnab, two SKter Mrs. W R Ha)'man RD 2, Raetnc bri~ge ;lbutment on U S 23 south and Mrs Cora Smes, Mumth of here over the Portage River. Meh1gan and a brother, Everelt CutCtnnati DonaM Jonet, 19. Sayre of Beaver Pa A aon Cmctnnatl, killed when hiS JD(ItorDean, pteceded h1m m death cycle ran mto a telephone pole Funel!ll arrangements are 111 Wbde gomg around a curve. charge of the Ewing Funeral Zanes•1.1le Colema.n Co!lno)l/, Home. Pomeroy 64, Frazeysbur&, killed :whe.n b~ car .a;truck an eutbound PeaJUiJ"I. vanil fret~t tra.an tn Fraff)'.· w Rev. Herman Sayre Graveside Rites To Be Wednesday I I E.~79 1. Melv;n- lfcNkkle of :".l}C:bJgan was Cited to appear 111 lllJYOr's court on a elrarte or dnvmg left nf center arrested by Wen-y 2 wmum J Davis posted a $20 bond fGr appearanc-e Gn a traffic VIOlatiOn charge made bY the State Patrol a. Two Lakin Ho&p>lal mmate& were apprehended al: 3 30 A M by Patrolman F..d strauss and Deputy Sher1(f Alfred Lyons and were returned to thea JnstltutiOI\ today 4 Ra.v H ToOthman waa fined SIO and costs 1n mayor'!! court Sat!B"day mght lor drtvmg left or {Continued on ,... two) Driver Is Fined After Collision At Racine Sat. Racme Harsbal Alfred Lyons repOI'ted toctay that Cbarhe Yos' of Mlnenvdle waa fined $1 and costs totalling $9 70 Saturday •n mayor's court .fo1lowln-g a 4:0UJ.sion at Rt 330 and Main Street •., Racine In wh1ch Yost wn charg ed with dr1vmg left of ~nter Yost's car coll1dcd wtth one turning off of Mun onto tM state highway driven by Tommy Curtb 18. of Racine. Damage was estimated at $103 to ea4:h car. No one was mjured COPY-lie Oaimed By Death Saturday Evening Funeral servttel!l wm be held Tuetday at 2 p m m the Great Bend MethodJst Cbureh. for John ElmCI" Lewis, who died Saturday evening at the borne of a son Sam. uei LewUI, HarrlliOnvllle The deceased at the t1me of his death was 79 years, 10 months and 8 days of age He Will be buned tn a nearby cemetery at tbe stde of hUI late w1fe Sarah Louel1a Lew1s Eight ch1idren surv1ve They are, Mtss DorothY Lewts, Washing· ton, D C, George Elmer Lewis, Salt Lake C1ty, Utah. Mrs Mabel Day, Cambnrlge, 0, John H Lew· 11', Marietta, 0 , Robert W LeWis Racme; Susie Hams, Pomeroy, Elizabeth Petty, Canton and Sam uel Lewia, Harrisonville Also surviYinl ar~ a 5LSter, Mary P(lllard, E Liverpool, 27 grand c:b1Jdren and 4 great grandeh1ldren and a bost of relatives and fncnds Arr•ngements are tn charge of the Ewmg Funeral Home where trtends may call until no9n TueJ. day. FOG CLOSES AIRPORTS NEW YORK UP - Heavy fog ciGsed down New York's atrports to both arrivmg and departing planes for JJP to seven hours today. SerVIce began returning to acter8a me d.t. 31st Annual Pomeroy High Baccalaureate Is Sunday burg A.shtabU:la. ; • .,/ w~~ham p, Kirk, J""r 30, AsbtabLtla, killed m a one-ear ace1dent on Ohio 531 one mlle east of here late Satwday Cln.ztnn&ti Harvey Cl01rk, 72, Newport, Ky, k1Hed and 1hroo others tnJure1 wben thew car went out of control on a c:u:rve along U S 52 east o{ the Ham· dton-Clermont County line. Manetta Delbert Hill, 22, Za<l· esvtlle , k1lled m a two car coU~t­ Jon three and one~alf m1les We l of Barlet m Washmglon Co. .ty oear here LoraJn Jos~ph Do.slOV1eh, 3 t, Loram, k~lled when the stolera car he was drmng crashed o.fl OhiO :i7 near the Medma Loram County line Portsmouth Willie Boxdale, ·H, Columbus, killed and SlX others Injured when he lost control of hiS car C:ue to a blowout, whic!t caused the vehicle to flip over 011 tts top a 1 ong Rou.te 35 near tbt! Jaekson..Galha County ltne. Defiance Dallas G Engle, 17, Sherwood, Larry G Hostetler, )";' Sherwood, Mu B Albrod, 2'1, Pauldm£, and Douglas D~mel.;, 2J, PauJdmg, killed in l'¥1 caC!I'atb 'It the lnterseetmn or Roldes 12i and 18 at Sherwood Ports.noutb Freel Alberson, 1 t, PGrtamouth and pos.ribly Richar I Hacker Jr , 10, Portsmouth drowned 110 the Ohio R:iv1f' after leaving their bite& on the b111nk Akron Two deaf mutes, )f;:t, Lllhan R Radar, 35, Detrrut, and N1ck Milovieh, 21, Midland, Pa, unable \O hear the wb1stle of an approachmg train, were kill.!d when thetr car wu struck by a tratn at an Akron crllS.!IIIDg Wmdham Carolyn Gnswold 9, was gomg for the mall on her bl· cycle when struck and killed by The eighty-first annual baccaulareate services of Pomeroy High School wtll be held Sunday, May 19 at 7·30 p m In the Pomeroy Junior High School Aud1tormm according to anSunday nouncement made today. Piqua RusseH 0 Foster Rev Roger L. B1shop Wlll predrowned when b1s boat upset aide as chall'man of the servtce Pbylhs Vlrgene Blat:kwood, Ra while flshlll.g at Ktser Lake i l which will follow thl& pattern mora Carolyn Botce, Carol Jane Champa.Jgn County Procesaionai, Mixed Chmr. Bowers, AarQ,p. BuffingtGn Youngstown Murray Lockart Call to Worsh1p DoxoloJY. Mix· Ronme Lee Calvert, Eldon Mar· 45 and his wife Mary Jane, 42, ed Choir, Invocation. Rev Roger un Carman, Gary Juan Carman L Bishop, Lord's Prayer. Mixed Mdla1'd Franklin Clouse, Carol Ma and the1r two children, Jam 'I rle CuTtiS, .Terry Mooney Davis, M•aur1ce 14, .and Elizabeth Jane, Choir 12, all of Blamvtllc, Pa, were Scripture Readmg, Rev Eugene Barbara Ann Donovan Robert Homer Eastman, Mary ktllcd when their car was at.ruct J BrOWD Jane Elch1nger Max Allen Etch by a Greyhound bu.s on the Ohto Prayer, Rev Eugene J drown near Youngstown. }J.eaponee to Prayer. )fixed choir Inger, Michae I Jan Evans, Aiden TUrnp1ke Fremont 3 month old Dan Al.J."Praise Ye The Name Of The Eugene Frye Una f'aye Gearhart d Rachel Marlfl Genhe1mer, R1ehard fila pen!>hed m a f1re of u.n L'" Lord" - Norden - Mixed choir Sermon - "Facmg Tbe Future AIJen Genhmmer. Carl Vmcent te11mtned on1gln that swept a r 1 ral holflc north of Fremont wbea With CGurage ', Rev Ralph C Gheen, Thomas Lee Goctt harold E Hager, Mary A Haggy, the parents stepped next dOOil' to Zundel Carole Jean Hamm, Jlmmy Joe VISit a relative "Onward Chr1st1an Sold~ers" Hems1e)', Arhe Wilma Hendricks Cmcm.naU Mn Rflse Callahan Stmeone, Mlxed Cho1r Benediction Rev Roger L. B18h· Ruth Ann Horak, Charles Richard 36 of surburhan Nor.th Collegi'J Houdashelt, Judith Kq Hoyt H~H d1efi Sunday night of ir.., op. Marvin Wendell Jeffet&, Maur.lce lunes s:he suffered when Ch- ReiPD"'•, Mlxoil Choir Edgu Johnson, Everett Ray John tumbled !rom a auto. ReeeMional, M'1xed Choir Ttfrm Gene Harlow M&mbeh of the Clais of 190'1 son, Sol Johmron, Jr, Phyll iS Irene Kapple Mary Lou Kaptema, Betty drowned when he Jwnped are: Jane Kel1er, Mdton Bruce Lam- raft .he was floatmg on In . bert, W1lham Remford Lambertt Sarn:twky R1ver seven m1le,s SOllt>· "ll Clarence Boyer McCabe, Betly of here near the St ••••~ 1SrtdgE (Continued on ptp two) "'" I ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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