https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/be93c443bc01ab188392ef404525be09.pdf 67a2eee9405f663e4fc6b5e7b99b5b56 PDF Text Text • • 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 ' �.. . - . • ., ..f \ • MOfhers Day 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 13, 1957 • IContinuH from pete OM) Attendln.r the servi~es or Mayor Eli Denison Cit Rutland l lor intoxication. Dana Oliver, Mr. and Mrs Roy 7. Fred Jenkins posted $211cash ·Smith , ~- W. A. Morean and Mrs. bond for intoxication and was re- oldest mothel-; Mrl1 Robert Hysell, The Daily Sentiqel from Meigs County were Mr. ancf' Mrs. Maxine Arnold and dauehter. Ieued from jail Satul'day. s. GeorgE- D~y B~~, Lemle>', MiddleJ)Ott, W$1;5 TO '!'liT Henry Casto , 1:\ldest mother ; Mrs. pleaded guilty in Justice C!'f The wScS oyi11 rri~et this eve Allen Sayre, youngest and three Peace R. E. Grindley's COtUrt to ni.ng at ~~ ::M.eth4dis.t "'chuTeh 1 DJVcn1;D TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA mothers ti~d for . havi~& the lar- writing a check with i nstdficl~!l· with Miss Bess Santiorh in charg~ ' • ' itJCIL\RD S. OWiN -GENERAL MANAGER est number of children. Mrs . Law- 1 fund.-.. with the eGurt rescrvmg of the program -and Mrs. C. R. ' ' HtiiOLD I. GIIIENI- EDITOR tation. renee Manley, Mra. Leo Hill and its r~ l ing until later. Lemley Konkright as devotional leader NltiOD.Il advertillnl represe.ntative, Boltinelli-Klmball. IDe., "" John Fultz supe rintendent or a visitor, ' the daughter CJf ~Irs pl r ad no t guil ty to embeulement IMinctoa Av.e., New YoM City, 16, N. Y. the Church School at the t'irst Brookover, a member . and was boun d over to the grand Mra . . L. w. McComas is chairm 1r. Ent4~ u leCOild. c~ maillne matter at the post office at Pom Presbyterian Church, preseJ\~ed S!-'ndpY evt;ntpg a Mot~ers' Day Jllf"y under a total of '$800 bonC:. of the hostess committee. ....,, <lblo. 9. ~enne~h w. Jq.huson , Cleve· SUbat-ri.,Uon ratee: Dellver:v by emler where I'! Vailable 30 cent.t per flowers to Mrs. M'ary Steere, Olde~' prog\-am was gfven at the Mt. MoCIRC~E MUTING ~ <!'!• vur In IJiv~ at The DailY SentiJl'!l ol!Jte, llMD: llJ mqtber, e.nd Mrs. Richard Vaughan rlah ~pUst · Church under the ~nd. Q.. ag.:; ..3Q, paid a fine \ (If Class 12 Circle will meet Wedla01ltha; t7.86; thRe mOQtha, $3.90. By motor route where available: youngest. Special music was pre- dir~c;-t,i.op o ~ lfr+ ~'P.mA. Qla.nd ~ntl $M and cOSI8 r()r ~pee-ding Sur.· -- "'ni(j~Uit ~lriall one year $8; aiJ: months, $4..2:5; three monfb.a sented ·at this servfc~. bY the Jun- Mrs. Arnold R1chatds. The Jun- d It h" rre!t by th!'- State nesday evf.>ning at Heath Metho12.00: one, month. IL dist Church w1tii MTS." E . S. Scha:lf ·PublJabed every afternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sen· ior Choir, directed .f,y Lewis H. ior choir ehtered In processional pay "t er IS a lu ch-arge of the progral!l 1Jn•1 atro · IJnel. Ine., at 110 Meehanlc St., Pomero)', 0 . BU8inen o!tice: pbone ·39& Sauer and Farie Erlewine, with singing "~aith of Our .Mothers" Mrs. C. R. Konl.r ig~t as rl !"' VO; &Jrt." Paul H.:~ptonstall as aecom pi: and l~ . l-ogram inCJUde<t SCrip, edJtorl.a{ office phon-- 397. ti~al leader. M-rs. If.. E. Bush l<i ~iat. 1\t the q:~orning worship serv- ture reiji1g b)' M·rs. WiU Winston: chai"rmari of the hostess eomnu' · - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -1ice, Mrs. LilJian Stelt! and I L)'nn . prayer, .a. Carrie cusell; vocal ' tee. Buchanon glit,-ed an or·tari-piano solo . Em 8tine Bowles; Salj:ppbone (Continu.d from page ofte·l duet In obUlrvance of Mothers' solo, Rosetta Richards : re11ding, and English IV to Ada Randolph. PTA TO MEET D11y . Mrs. Ernest Bowles; vocal solo, Chemistry, Ralph Knig-ht; BiolqThe Bradbury PTA will me~', Richards: vocal solo, Alma gy, Donna Freck&r; Algebra, Mary Editorial Careers in sm~J.,r Hospita.ls 2-~A . . . . . Frank Cheesebr. ew was in charge Janice Baumgardner· v:• b at 7:30 Wednesday at the Brad "' " ' ,....s CM_ay.e Y Qarr 3}fd G~neral Scienee to Arl.fay 12-18 is National~ f"'Hospital Week,~a week dedicated to of the presentallon of ~ower.a at M,s. ~(i J~cksop it~mtwp pi~no lenle G"arvilJ.. . t bury SChoo[ when new officers will be installed. The progr11-m community education about hospitals. To p~ople in sma.Uer t~e Church School servtee at the meditation" by Mrs. campbell Har· . . a.. · . · rt it t Ftrst.Baptlst Church and they were per; a vocal duet, Mrs. c. R, Young Latin 1 to Gayann Gaul; Latin U, will Ieal~,Jre ''teache r A_PPr,edacommuru 11es 1..,e ou~. It IS a s~1a,1 oppo u~ Y o express given ·~p ':/' J' 'o t.onard old· . , , ll'r • d E 1' h Ill tion Nigltt\• our" gratitude to an institutJon whi'ch is so close to the main· 'est mothe . ·and. 111 . rs . lllan' nlng ~~ Mr. ~rper, a~~f>~p~hied by QP,IJ,_na · , ec.fer an n& }S · Mrs. ilal]l.ir, arid a "'horr-talk b• 1 dill!, tam~ert. tenance of our good !JeaJth. Klo~s. youngest, wit,h corsages pre- · the ReV. zi; p. $_0'rd~; '' • i-":1" . ~*(j· Awa~'1s ~ent tq ]ielen HoffOut Mei~s Gen~rQ~ H~spj.~l is oqe Qf m!lnY such: .iJmti~utio~ 'sfnted to all mothel-s pr_e>simt. Ushers w~re ¥1•~.r\~n.a Reese m~ ·and. !fAt.~fY~. sm~U}:, med_11l.s ; thrqugbout the United Slates. A~ oufJ;tand~g ~IJa.t'!A~~lstie At Heath li!O!hodist Church Ric· and~~· C~~~'.lp es, ¥rs lr'J!Ji : Pii!~l~~~~ ~~ ll£~~ . -~arvJllc, or the American hospital system IS the l)Uq}~r o( sq;~a~ hos· .hard Chambers, assistant suPer- Baumgardner w.. p Dis[ for l~ 'f.a.rtfla. cqt~ ~ ~~~ ~rtung, , l•rm gxn· f intendent of the Sun, day School, program:"" . '' I,. . • N,Y,ina ll 0 f!I'J.' I ~: ar,~ life, Mel· Pitals that compose that system. Of the 5,23tl .~nrt/'f:'Y T , ' -,~ ~ aille hllchols. o~er 'ti.ose, Barb.ra eral and special hospitals li$led by the Amqrt'Yari Ho~_p~tEt~ S· ,presented red and while ~arnatio~s Mother's D!lY ·.w~o~served ~ Jml'th· ' and Snndtll ' W<~Ife, all lt!l· sociation 3 466 have fewer than 100 beds, Yet tbe$e hpspitals to the mothers as spect~l mus~c the Asbu_ry M~tMai . Church, Sfif' ters. ' • · more ' 'th an 5 ,300 , Q'0~ pa tients eac h year . ' was presented by the Semor Ch01r h Jt• ch rysant admit . . led by William Everson at lhe acuse w en p1,1 ,e HIA~ TH CLUB TO MEET Even the smallest hosprtal must be a co~~l~te. rqedtc~~ 1fntt. worship service. li\ums were pretep~e¢'by Miss M<ir· M,~s. Patrick LQ~ha,ry, ~.omeroy, The Laurel Cliff Detter · Hc il:th Although it may be small in terms oC numfier of beds, lt still The Rev. Guv F. Sayre, pastor of ~ia l,¥1~r to Mrs. aessie Stowe , the p~;csen~ Sue. L~mbert. wtth. the Club will meet tonight at th .~ 'r'" " oldest mol4er prea&nt; Mrs. Ar- DAR Citizenship award for highest must maintain most of the services found in the largest hOS· the Church of Christ in Chrislian t}Jur Nelgler, granddau.hter of in school an~ cou~t,t. Principal home of Mrs. .Gerald Kelly wi h pitals. To do this, it must be staffed to cai-e JOr us at a'ny hOur Union, presented flowers to Mrs. Mrs. Stowe, the youniut mother . Fay Sauer prestn~ed. sc~~larship Mr.!!. Glen Thompson as co-hos of the·day or night. and, Mts. ~~nheth CurvJ~f and awards to ~uu Lam~~!.!., ~.t~a~te Dept. tess. To accomplish their mission of healing as successfulcy as OUg 3S ~Irs ~;gil Teai,Q~d for ~avtng th< of Educatwn, lor tl)h m cou~ty; they have in the past, hospitals must loo'k to their communi· most c&Udren pres~nt. • medals to Ada Randolph ,th~rd; A B~~Froo~Nurthand~yCarr , 'ftJ , ties for new personnel. To help in this recruitment of hospital filth. .. ' workers, National Hospital Weel< this yea·r Is emphasizing the Q~Ual Valedictorian of the class ls S Importance and variety of hospital careers. In the words of Sue Lambert and salutatorian Is the American Hospital Association, all hospital careers are (Co.,tlnued from P•lf o.nt} Helen. H,offm'im: 'I· "Careers Tha·t Count." For youngsters who are conslderJ'ng Lou McGrath, Linda LOu Moore , A Read~r! Dlg_ est ..\Wf\f.d or a OW Funeral services Cor Ernest Dan Edgar Morris, Janet Sue Mor- one yelir ~~bscfipt~on Was ·made to their future vocation, we strongly recommend one of the Douglas, 47, who w~ts killt-d in a ris, Ruby Ann Musser, l}ita Ann the valelf1.ctorlan:.· Rev. Raymond 1. PeterH ur many hospital positions. · mine accident, Wednesd11y at Neutzling, Benjamin Euaene NorNew Haven's St. Paul'11 Lutheran Moundsville, W. Va., were held at ria. Parish and Clarence Bless Ing ' u1 the Methodilf! Church in Ivydale, Leah June O'~.£.jpn, ~erbert MiLetart Route are attending the r _U _ • W. Va .. Saturday at 10 a. m. The chae)\ O~llngef, 'liOiliJily"f.ee ·Perforty-fifth annu.al oonventloo . ., rm:JgS U 00, Rev. E. H. LaFon misted by the sing~r, ~eresa ' Earl~q'~ J!'ea)Jaw, 1 the Synod of West Virginia ot R~v. Jnmes Rogers officiated at Alm 1 tii b ~·n Ill R L va the United Lutheran Church In the secvicc. Rltnt~. :o~~~....·ft,:~11 Ab;[;~ America at Jackson's · Mill whkh Burial was in Friends Cemetery, .1An"fc"e G.rac ft. )U~h"' ;. ·· · bega.n on Sunday and wlll couIvydale. . Vioughn L~ro:~a~ters, Rita Ann ! Ume throu"•h Wt:!dnesday. ~: away, • Mr. DouglaH was a fromer resi· ~ co-boll • Ap" 'I Sh " teen, Robert El • Ju ne 2, J·ust about three weeks former students, tea· •• Nine students were tapped Presid-ing ove.r all sessions o,f of the Enterprille community w'·d Sh'nn c ol K st · dent 1 • ar yn Chers. and friends O f Dean E. 0. Saunders of Journey's End yv . sy ssm, the convention is the pre11ldent or near Pomeroy while employed by Jo~ 1J.a1pl) Sisson, Don ~dward into th,. Wahama High School th """ Synod, Rev. Geoiru. C. Wei ·chaPter of the NatiO:dal Honor (State Rt. 33) wHI gather for another annual Saunders Reun- the Central Coa l Co., New Haven, Smitb, Judith· Ann Spencer, Law.e" Society in · ex'e-rcis~s at a t!pecial rick of Aurora, W. Va. Rev. W ·• ion. This year, in contrast to other years, the reunion will be w_ . .,v.,a.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l! renee Franklin Still, Linda Marie assembly held recently ·at the rick is a son-in-law of .M r. Ble~sheld at the Dean's rural home, with picnic dinner baskets 1 Stockton. ing and was .f-ftrmerly pastor or school. scheduled to be laid out around 1 p.m. on the honored one's Brenda Lee Str~~:uss, Jant~ I.,.eone , The tapping ceremonies Collo.v St. Paul's in New Haven. Struble, Lila ' Sue Te-rrell, SuZanne other officers oC the Syno~ wide and picturesque lawn. vaugha11 , Jame.s Robert White, ed ·the instal·lation -or the Waare Rev. Donald D1- Artderson of hama chapter just a !e"\\1 week~ The impetus for this event does not derive from Meigs [ Marvin Clyde White, Larry Reed Keyser, W. Va., secretary and II. ago w.tt,en members or the Senior County, lt comes from West Virginia and Kentucky where Wildermuth , Tom Michael WiiL. Shelhamer of Mor~a.ntown, W. Dean Saunders spent probably the most fruitful years of his loughby , Sharon Dorinda Wilson Class were tapped, tr Taken ·into the group recently " long teaching career. It wa·s here he had Jhe widest influence f and Willi' '" Albert Woodard. wtre ten per cent ot tjr .1Un1or , aM~eeft:"~~ members 'of th~ in the lives of young peo~le as dean of boys at Ashland High 8195 OUft twl , Cl"' offirers are P•·esident, Cla.s·.!l :~nd five per -cefit. of ~hP. !·yr,od are ex petted to atlend th.! School, and again at Kenova, W- Va ., where h~ also taught a Danny Morris; Vice President, Mil - Sophomore C'l·ass. Juili&s we.""<l an6ual Stewardship Banquet to " ton Lambert; Secretary-Treasurer, James Henderson. M\riJyn Fogl• number of years . Barbara Donovan . be ·hwin eld on evening. FolkeSpea· beMonday Rev. Gordon The twilight of his career found him teaching at Bedford, : !long, Robert McGtf)ihun and ker mer, pastor Or St. Matthew's Lu · Linda BrinkeT. Scpho.mores were Chester, Racine and Kingsbury schools after World War II theran Ohureh, York, Pa . J. u hling McOlung. He.nry Burges.!!, pulled him out of well·earned retirement. This current term Among issues lo be cons-idere1 ~ill Fogle.son.a:. Howa•·d McDani PI finds him finishing what probably is his last teaching contract. (Contlnu•d frrm pag• on•) at the session wiH be proposal for dnd Faye Burton . In about 10 days he wl11 walk out of the Clifton Grade School c •'n ter. Ht! was url·t:stcrl by IJ1e Sponsors or the Wahama group a £ull-Ume presWent of Ute. Syfor· the last time . State Patrol. are Mrs . Mary Elizah1•t h Vnpr· nod· the present-a.tlon for 'adop· "I don't think I'll try it again," reports the Dean . "I'm gotJwy Wi>e, >2. Pomcro;. hart, Mrs. Theodosia Freckcr und tion' of a ~ecord budget for 1958 of $87.100; and a consideration of ting old!'' W!ls urrcstcd at 1:22 1'. M. Satm- Mrs. Florence .McClung. Officers are J.aune s Henderson, Lhe chureh-wide stewardship em· He will be 89 June 9th. He's not quite as spry as at 80, or d11y and jailed for intoxicitlon . nresident: Marilyn Jo~og lcs o ni, phasis. 85. He admits to not remembering quite as well us when he 6. Oudley Cameron , Columbu.~ . A serv-ice of ordination will be arrested by Sherif! Rouert C. viee presid ent ; Linda Brinker. .~e· was only 88 . But the truth of the matter is that he remains tollal'lenbac-h , WBII rree on hail and cretary and Robert MrGiothlin, held on Tuesday evening in day sharper than many il person 25 years his junior. <!wnitng dispO!itlion rrom the coLU"l Lre~U~urer . which tlp'ee men will be ordainert to the gospel .minl&try. Four .nf!'W The point of this bit of prose today is that Meigs County -'-----pastors are to be received int.o certainly should have its own delegation of former pupils, rel· J the Synod. atives, and friends out a-t Journey's End June 2nd. One of the Af;:R088 3.. Arabian 21. Engllsh nation's outstanding grade school and secondary school ad· 1. c ·r uat on garment admlral ministratoi·s and teachers, in point of service, and quality of a sore >1 . Holiday IZ. Hat service, deserves recognition from the thousands of people he ft. Merge ( Jap.) " or D. Wanderln.r tl. Mothera c:ap has headed in & healthy direction in their lender, formative workman e . JewtM. 14. Man'• y•ars. If people are wllllng to travel 100 miles and more to 10. Toward thl month nh:kpay homage to the Dean from neighboring states we will be eheltered '1. For tear name singularly unresponsive if we fail to stir five, 10, or 15 miles. 1ide that 2~. Mr. 11. Pe!'Jia : 8. Crave March. Dean Saunders recently saw completed publication of • 11 WAVERLY, 0 . UP- C. A. 12. Rumple , 13. Lal"ge worm 16. Peace• .I series of articles on "The American Boy" or "The Boy Prob· Romine. president oJ. s-triltin~?" (colloq., ~ u. GO!.I of , ful '-1'••'-,.•r'• !em" In The Daily Sentinel. He received enormous S.i:lsf.ac-1 Local 10-889, Oil, Chemleal and U. Half em1 plea.sur• "\ 11. The IUQ. 84. Splnnlnl ....Atomic W'Orkers, said the union U. Sea (Eur., (Egypt) ' 28. TldUy \ \ ~ toy1 ; lion from the comments of hundreds of readers about his OJ'JYt 1 11. Smothers • IS. A bOvtnt 29. Attemp' · 37. Aatent . Ideas on discipllne and boy guidance. He wants to extore:ss. at. tnternatlon. 11. Dart . 31. The en4 I 38. Excl&•!t-raininr limit! .apl~K: today willorder seek which to dissolve through this column, hls gratitude for the attention hls , - allancuag• 18. Man'l , J3. City • ' '- mat,aon to eting at the Port!mouth Atea cle1 received, and for the many compliments extended to hlm . to. Project.lna: ~ .' flickrwnt (Alu.a trl&hte8 Atom plant ··here. You can express that appreciation again by attending tho Plk · meml>er.i 1"''"11'"""1! . Mil'"' (arch.} Saunder's Reunion June 2. Judi•' 2!; EXcl~ i ·. o_rd~r· LIOAL NOTICI • follow-s;·t~owl-:::t-:;:1141~11:;-Q-:::n"tn::l::,:::t---:-th;:-:-e · nu~.tlcpJ. ' , to tour ALIAS IXICUTION I norlh east corner of section 18. 23. Sloth• ·~ · .. ~ te. l ... riH'a 1•1• of 1 ..1 l1t1M 'townNhip 8 raqae 14 of ' the Oblo 24. Ctn\(.~er.tt ence t.~ TIMt ltat. ef Ohio, M.tl" County Company's 'fln~ha1e~ thenee .!OUtf:i part~ 25. Qle Common "~• Court 47 roda to a ~~~In the center of . Solne Jo,.... lobo, Plolntllf the bill; th~oll'\ d~e no);l,b 2111'!.d l; • ot the . ~~: ~';!Wt"'· vL to the nortli Ui\6 <itoalcl'iectt6n' til. 1 mornJng (.abbr.) lt'fll'lri'MI Cuckler, Dsfendant lhtplCe .!art; alon~tald north line 31. Ortrtnatot ColO number 12.235 113 ro!/J '9~ a U~ tq 11!\ pi\<~ ot1 32. Kind of In punuance ol irlD Allaa Execu. beainnlhk, tontJI, In• •tQIJ.~ ''4: loup lion In the al)ove enUtled actiOn, acres. 38. Merrt I tO me directed u sherif( of Melga Said Premlua appn~d at 3&.MI-y t;e., o., !will offer lor ,.le at pub- SI,Ooo.oo and can not ~~ ••ld lqr 3T. Incite ·; lie auction at the door of the Court less tban two third• o.l l~, ap19. 1lodyol Houae in Pomeroy, Oblo In the pral!lement. Kaf11r above named Count.)', on Wedn&sRobert C. flartenbach Sheriff warrlorJ lJiy. the •22nd day of May, 1981, at Jamea 0'"81-len, Attorney 4;0. Youq& hor.. tO a. m. o'olod;, the lollowln1 de- ('l 23, 19, (5) 8. 13. 110, ate 41. (.uCk ll.r .) .... albed real t.l~tt, altuated ln the ta. Macmlltan, toriMLIIict 9o~nty of Melp a~d State of Ohio, LIOAL NOTICI 1nd ln the Townthlp of Scipio, to- Sealed blda will be reeelved by DO~ a. Jap1111~ · wU: the underaicni!ld at the- olllce of ~ownshlp ot Selplo, Couaty of Crow. CroW, Attorneyll, Pomeroy) FULL PllotCl!i t . r!Uci'"' Napoleon, 111111. •ri~ State of Ohio, and ·Ohio, for t~e sale of the property 1 for'lnaton .. bounded 11 foUof(t, to wit: :&eatn- owned by Sarah Jane Probst In . Jila•. at the Bo~tbealt corner of 'Middleport, Ohio, oil which uld PAJLY CRY.HOQ~~tl ~ 8~" "'"'· ~ wo.- Itt 1 MUon· number 13 ,township 7 and property Is located the building , AXY~'Io!;~A!(J the Ohio Company'a idccupild by June's DM11 Shop: .. h LOll( l'fPrC!"' . ' l:"''""''.north about 8'7 ·Middleport, Ohio. Said property 01\eletter .. mplyfatandl tcir ~Ul~~ lD. ~~ r.r.la.A ll UA~ line or John tpprai.sed for $&,000.00 arid C!lh· "G.OO dowa tor the thrtt L'1. X for th• two 0'1. •tc. ~~· y. , ra. 1nd cOUnty road; 10t be aold fo'r leU tban the apt\'Ophe" th( r.,&lb and ror~~ :.\.lb~ WOW:1 ~" f/1 ~ t& roda tO tlie north oralsed value. 'llbe tlaht fs' re: and weekly ~b.<l~ lht~ loltor. .l(o:.~ , • JeRe ' Brldflel~'• ~erved to Hjeet inland· all bids. iillnee aouth alon1 the Eut liale ls- iubjeet to the 'appl'(lvaJ of We Carry • •·:: A Cqp~~.,l!."· leollon IS about 8T •he Probate COurt, Melp COunty, aoutb eut corner of Ohio. Said sealed bidl ll muJt be: ~IIK'i'fl.-. PK ~}~WW•lf• II~DATil Our Own Accounts tS and plaee of be- 'lre~entid on or tiefor.' M'~ 18$h. youngest, and Mrs. Raymond Wal· bu.rn, the mother wi~h tbt lara:est fimily present. A ldotber· ~ Day poem was read by Rarmond Lee Walb urn as a part of the presen- WSA% ,;_TV Q\!fl,'.lel Careers In Smaller Hospl'ta}S 'e' - ErDeSt D J FuneraIRites Held Saturday 8lst l:'th Lutheran. Convention I N Underway ·• A ,Nw~ S~1,1.d~\lt~ COUnfy Sho ld Respon d T When The Annual Sounders' Reunion Is Held AtJ.ourney's..r:.n...d),. un.e l .. . . . • :'"' l'~p~'()' National Honor J W EH M• ( N Y 11 50 a. m. I Daily Bat}eyCQrD, BOat • on 990 spot 0 A LY CR0 55 W 0 R0 Union To Seek On Your Wssolving Of , Radio Dial 6:15!1 SJGN ON '!'ruth or Cllnsequencet 11 :00 1'ic Tac Dough 1 11 :30 It Could Be Yoa 12 :00 Current,· ' 1:00 My Lit,tle~ M.at:&Je 1:30 'tt!nnessee Ernie ' 2:00 Matlpee Theater Qu,etn ~E; • D~Y 1 3,tl!J 3 ,4~ Mi>dern Ronlances 4:0() Comedy Time 4·:W l,lovieume 5:30 Cartoons j 3:45 News deadi.ines 6:00 sPinach Playhouse •· Matinee Tb.eate~ a·oo I 3:4!1· Q~wn w '1. Da'' llild/;1 'RI ril ncli9 Cpin.e~ .:im~ 4:00 . ~'ill'. ¥/'~l~tim•. 15t30. CirtOOna. 5 :~5 NelY.S PiCture a':oo su'p~(~an 6:30 ' Weathel-Cnt. 6:311 Spoils Eye 6:3p Weathercast 6:35 Sports Eye 8:'5 6':45 NBC News 7:00 Arthur Murray Party 8:30 8:00 Jane Wyman Show a,ao Circle Theater 9 ,30 Federal Men 7:00 7:30 Panic AMan Called X 10:30 New!l Headlines 10:40 Nitewatch 12,00 Tonight 1:00 SIGN OFF 10:00 ------ MONDAY ?:00 Jimmie Dean TUESDAY Jimmie Dean 7:30 Bos ton Blackie '1 :00 7:30 Boston BlaCkle CaPtain Kangaroo 8:00 8 :00 Captain Kangaroo g,oo 8:30 Corliss Archer 9:00 GJrry Moore 9:30 :Krthur Go4frey t0'30 Striko It Rfch . 11'00 Valiant Lody 11:.5 Love or Life 11 :30 Search for Tomorrow 11 :4> Guiding Light 11:00 Valiant Lady 11:15 Love of We 11 '30 Seareh lor Tomorrow 11 :45 Guidlnlil Light 12 =00 Katie's Kitchen 1.2:30 As tbe World Turns 1:00 Our Miss Brooks !~~~ ~:t~~~ &!~?J~urns •=oo s:ao 5:45 5:~ L-'!':==:;::===-..,j USED SPI"ET ,,n.wt PIANO . 2:00 Bi~Payoff 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of NigM 4:00 The Early Show li :30 Your Esso Reporter 5:45 Sports Parade 5:55 Weatherman 6:00 Action 6:15 Douglas Edwards B:OO ""ActiOn.··: 6:30 In Favor Of Property Re· G: 1G Dougl&l Edwards S:30 Robin Hood valuation Levy 7:0!1 Phil Silvers Show 7:00 Burns & A11en 7:30 Private Secretary 7:30 Talent Scouts 8:00 To Tell the Truth 8:30 Red Skelton 9:00 $64,000 Question 8:00 I Love Lucy_ ~: 3J) ll.QQ. D~e-~be,:: Bride S\ . ....~~io Qii"' 9:30 1D:nD l ~-'t:\the!:dlD,ut{t{eWJ· i.... ! . i I ; •. ,.., !'' • ., -clearly·pdnted on tine $POrkli-og cellophc:me wropper.:Tht~se t~t!y ingredients ore enriched with add«ld vitamins and minerals. for ~txtra I'IUtrltlqri and energy; Then they,are ,blended by-o secret formula emil baked to a lluftt· golden brown- just riljht to brfnq.C!\Ittht unique -wholesome f I avo ~of Spike Jones Show UP~to-the-minute gredients News "i'6:05 S~afl.n1J.i:~hi:Weather f . 10:0!5 Scanning the Weather 1::0::::1::0_:Th::::•:..:L:a:te:...:S:::h::•w::_______:•:t:tl:..::1:0_:..:T:..:h:..:•..:L::•:.:.te:..;:Sh_o-,w:---' 10:00 w··H TN-TV Chan.n el13 CHANSEL lS MONDAY 11:59 Sijl:n On 12:00 Noon News 12:1,.0 Neighbors TUESDDAY CHANNEL 13 Gtirffi5!F111 !££~~ ,.-- 11 :39 Sign On 12:115 Neighbors . 5 :00 Mickey Mouse C!ub 6:00 Five Star FiRal 6:1!5 John Daly and News 6:30 Cheyenne 7:30 Wyatt Earp Five Star f'iillt Jo.hil n,l)' l'(ews Wire Service Theatre .13 Public Defender News of the Night ' 11:30 when areuments a motion .by the•d "~~~~:¥ modify a former c~~'l~iu~~:"~' aerY 19&7. '· ' · Clara S:triut, .A.dmln· 11111 ball of the lol· lllrator, ·lat.to bt Saral . e;!ate in the lo""o~lp J111e Pmbif, Deeeaied. ij!il~b.~.c~~~lty of Metso• Crow • erow: "'tto>nor,a' '· an4 liounded' a~ ta> u, 13, 1'. au. ·· ...a ' ' • j - · ~·~ Jacksoa, 0 . . Phore 22 I l .,.. 'yp UNW 9,~. .,~l' 119JA ~ WII~ li·t ~iql( ~· ~ 11 A, ~l~~ . I!~ p ~if· . tleiunlay'o Ceypt<>quotOt WH~S THIC usa OJI' WollftT· -.v IN4;lf JT fiEVElt· WAS W~ W~~ll: ASAF, ~; . ' • ' Pf!~~~- ~·~'~~ .. . .' ...,. . .... ·- ' . . . . . . . .. . I . - 'Th~r''$ no Qt"•r' ~hla~ like:G=~;Jbust.- ttl tarmufl!; II q,prot~ted ·~ret; ME.TING TONIONT Meetlrig··of 'Group · 2 of "Women's ClaQ of. First Presbyterian ot-d It ~omes '.~o.\tou from H-.l""('m. I~•·, .Oth'-''· 'I,IOVf\; may,t~. to lwk · ~ ~ ~, · ~ · li.~ll. Germann ;Krust,'but none CQII~~ ~ 111qtt;"(m qU(Illtyanct~ndM~ ality,' Be $l!Ft,tci g.~· th9 lifmilnt:iWta,,.~l'll'1 pl~k· uP ~ ~f: at . your. : grocer't, b~ SI,IFt ll'lfl IQbeJ '1m ""'Mf'•·Qe~t!!n' t(i¥1f f ... toqtgbt ' at. 7i30. Pevot,ions by Nellle. 'l»]]k•· pi:ogram Retta ear.m~ck, hostesses Genevieve Sherman, .Vl· · Lin Waddell and Sara Jon•\ ~~ry, • P~I~IDENT SWOI!N IN. I : : NEW DELIII UP - ·or. Ra, , · jendi'i Prasad was sworn in to., day for hfs second term as pres· ' ' fden\ of India. . .· I . ebntalninJ 40 ' "'~· ... For q , refr~hing cHa~• ot· YQY~tabl,~try ·Helner.'• new;Germonn KfU$t . ~ :t<*.¥JF 'f:" u:oo ...~ ~ ·· ~o4tfi-wa~rlng lreot,.~nil~• any,brea~;~\'4 " 'tost~f ~ for .sandwiches, .tqq,· b«a!lse It · f4!SI~tt· 'tnol~uf'll from,~d1 ol'!iir:ifrtf\ln;., ' . . ·•. ' I Spy Chureh, Middleport. .. . skill- a DuPont Theater 'local coUrt in" the Elizabeth StephetL'IOn R. SLephenson. · ~ ....-· You'U smacl( ya4r llps-OVflrtl:ill tieorty flliVO!"Of'CermanniCft;1¢11tla rt1Wilread1 is truly a perfect cqmbl110t!on of t\lll(lql"( art. (luality,, lng~4!!1f',,pnil :bqklnq 8:00 Broken Arrow Volee of Fire!toD~ 8:.-.o Press- Conference 9:00 Top .Tunes and New Talent. 9:30 S~erlff of Coehlse 10:00 New, of the Night 10,10 . ~- ll:OO Noon News 12:30 Frankie Laine 1:00 The Feminine Touch 2:00 Afternoon Film Festival 3:30 Lite With Elizabeth 4:00 Cartoon ClLlb 12:50 Llberace 1:00 The Feminine Touch 2:00 Aftern-oon Film Festival 3:30 Life With Elizabeth 4:00 Cartoon Club 5:00 Mickey Mouse Club ~~ ~~£:?,~~;~~~~.~~~~~.,:!~ Writer Our Miss Brooks 2:30 Bo Crosby Show 3:00 Brighter Day' Brighter Day Secret Storm Edge ot Night ·'rile li:arly s how Your ~so Repol'ter Sports Parade Weatherman 3:Ift 3:30 1 :l"u"a w 1:30 Houseparty 1:30 Houseparty 2:00 Big Payoff 2 :30 Bob Crosby Show 3 ~ 00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arthur Godfrey 10:30 Strike It Rich Picketing Order Ingraham Hamper Room 10:30 1:00 Mj' Little Mari,le t:Sb 1enri€iSe"e Ef'nl'e " I Today 10:00 The Price Is Rillht 11 :30 Jt could Be YOu 12:00 Current 2:00 Sign On O:IS5 7 :00 9:00 Today Romper Room 10:00 The Price 1a Right 10:30 Truth or Consequences 11 :00 Tic Tac Dough 7:00 9:00 •••w• OnJl T"~~day ·Monday a Chest.er lli'gh C\\1 TEL~VISIQN Daily Sentinel . --,. •' ,, •·... ' ... '.·, . . • ,•, ~ :~ ~ • ';..; ' ·~· • . .' .. • '.. . • I �.. . - . • ., ..f \ • MOfhers Day 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 13, 1957 • IContinuH from pete OM) Attendln.r the servi~es or Mayor Eli Denison Cit Rutland l lor intoxication. Dana Oliver, Mr. and Mrs Roy 7. Fred Jenkins posted $211cash ·Smith , ~- W. A. Morean and Mrs. bond for intoxication and was re- oldest mothel-; Mrl1 Robert Hysell, The Daily Sentiqel from Meigs County were Mr. ancf' Mrs. Maxine Arnold and dauehter. Ieued from jail Satul'day. s. GeorgE- D~y B~~, Lemle>', MiddleJ)Ott, W$1;5 TO '!'liT Henry Casto , 1:\ldest mother ; Mrs. pleaded guilty in Justice C!'f The wScS oyi11 rri~et this eve Allen Sayre, youngest and three Peace R. E. Grindley's COtUrt to ni.ng at ~~ ::M.eth4dis.t "'chuTeh 1 DJVcn1;D TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA mothers ti~d for . havi~& the lar- writing a check with i nstdficl~!l· with Miss Bess Santiorh in charg~ ' • ' itJCIL\RD S. OWiN -GENERAL MANAGER est number of children. Mrs . Law- 1 fund.-.. with the eGurt rescrvmg of the program -and Mrs. C. R. ' ' HtiiOLD I. GIIIENI- EDITOR tation. renee Manley, Mra. Leo Hill and its r~ l ing until later. Lemley Konkright as devotional leader NltiOD.Il advertillnl represe.ntative, Boltinelli-Klmball. IDe., "" John Fultz supe rintendent or a visitor, ' the daughter CJf ~Irs pl r ad no t guil ty to embeulement IMinctoa Av.e., New YoM City, 16, N. Y. the Church School at the t'irst Brookover, a member . and was boun d over to the grand Mra . . L. w. McComas is chairm 1r. Ent4~ u leCOild. c~ maillne matter at the post office at Pom Presbyterian Church, preseJ\~ed S!-'ndpY evt;ntpg a Mot~ers' Day Jllf"y under a total of '$800 bonC:. of the hostess committee. ....,, <lblo. 9. ~enne~h w. Jq.huson , Cleve· SUbat-ri.,Uon ratee: Dellver:v by emler where I'! Vailable 30 cent.t per flowers to Mrs. M'ary Steere, Olde~' prog\-am was gfven at the Mt. MoCIRC~E MUTING ~ <!'!• vur In IJiv~ at The DailY SentiJl'!l ol!Jte, llMD: llJ mqtber, e.nd Mrs. Richard Vaughan rlah ~pUst · Church under the ~nd. Q.. ag.:; ..3Q, paid a fine \ (If Class 12 Circle will meet Wedla01ltha; t7.86; thRe mOQtha, $3.90. By motor route where available: youngest. Special music was pre- dir~c;-t,i.op o ~ lfr+ ~'P.mA. Qla.nd ~ntl $M and cOSI8 r()r ~pee-ding Sur.· -- "'ni(j~Uit ~lriall one year $8; aiJ: months, $4..2:5; three monfb.a sented ·at this servfc~. bY the Jun- Mrs. Arnold R1chatds. The Jun- d It h" rre!t by th!'- State nesday evf.>ning at Heath Metho12.00: one, month. IL dist Church w1tii MTS." E . S. Scha:lf ·PublJabed every afternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sen· ior Choir, directed .f,y Lewis H. ior choir ehtered In processional pay "t er IS a lu ch-arge of the progral!l 1Jn•1 atro · IJnel. Ine., at 110 Meehanlc St., Pomero)', 0 . BU8inen o!tice: pbone ·39& Sauer and Farie Erlewine, with singing "~aith of Our .Mothers" Mrs. C. R. Konl.r ig~t as rl !"' VO; &Jrt." Paul H.:~ptonstall as aecom pi: and l~ . l-ogram inCJUde<t SCrip, edJtorl.a{ office phon-- 397. ti~al leader. M-rs. If.. E. Bush l<i ~iat. 1\t the q:~orning worship serv- ture reiji1g b)' M·rs. WiU Winston: chai"rmari of the hostess eomnu' · - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -1ice, Mrs. LilJian Stelt! and I L)'nn . prayer, .a. Carrie cusell; vocal ' tee. Buchanon glit,-ed an or·tari-piano solo . Em 8tine Bowles; Salj:ppbone (Continu.d from page ofte·l duet In obUlrvance of Mothers' solo, Rosetta Richards : re11ding, and English IV to Ada Randolph. PTA TO MEET D11y . Mrs. Ernest Bowles; vocal solo, Chemistry, Ralph Knig-ht; BiolqThe Bradbury PTA will me~', Richards: vocal solo, Alma gy, Donna Freck&r; Algebra, Mary Editorial Careers in sm~J.,r Hospita.ls 2-~A . . . . . Frank Cheesebr. ew was in charge Janice Baumgardner· v:• b at 7:30 Wednesday at the Brad "' " ' ,....s CM_ay.e Y Qarr 3}fd G~neral Scienee to Arl.fay 12-18 is National~ f"'Hospital Week,~a week dedicated to of the presentallon of ~ower.a at M,s. ~(i J~cksop it~mtwp pi~no lenle G"arvilJ.. . t bury SChoo[ when new officers will be installed. The progr11-m community education about hospitals. To p~ople in sma.Uer t~e Church School servtee at the meditation" by Mrs. campbell Har· . . a.. · . · rt it t Ftrst.Baptlst Church and they were per; a vocal duet, Mrs. c. R, Young Latin 1 to Gayann Gaul; Latin U, will Ieal~,Jre ''teache r A_PPr,edacommuru 11es 1..,e ou~. It IS a s~1a,1 oppo u~ Y o express given ·~p ':/' J' 'o t.onard old· . , , ll'r • d E 1' h Ill tion Nigltt\• our" gratitude to an institutJon whi'ch is so close to the main· 'est mothe . ·and. 111 . rs . lllan' nlng ~~ Mr. ~rper, a~~f>~p~hied by QP,IJ,_na · , ec.fer an n& }S · Mrs. ilal]l.ir, arid a "'horr-talk b• 1 dill!, tam~ert. tenance of our good !JeaJth. Klo~s. youngest, wit,h corsages pre- · the ReV. zi; p. $_0'rd~; '' • i-":1" . ~*(j· Awa~'1s ~ent tq ]ielen HoffOut Mei~s Gen~rQ~ H~spj.~l is oqe Qf m!lnY such: .iJmti~utio~ 'sfnted to all mothel-s pr_e>simt. Ushers w~re ¥1•~.r\~n.a Reese m~ ·and. !fAt.~fY~. sm~U}:, med_11l.s ; thrqugbout the United Slates. A~ oufJ;tand~g ~IJa.t'!A~~lstie At Heath li!O!hodist Church Ric· and~~· C~~~'.lp es, ¥rs lr'J!Ji : Pii!~l~~~~ ~~ ll£~~ . -~arvJllc, or the American hospital system IS the l)Uq}~r o( sq;~a~ hos· .hard Chambers, assistant suPer- Baumgardner w.. p Dis[ for l~ 'f.a.rtfla. cqt~ ~ ~~~ ~rtung, , l•rm gxn· f intendent of the Sun, day School, program:"" . '' I,. . • N,Y,ina ll 0 f!I'J.' I ~: ar,~ life, Mel· Pitals that compose that system. Of the 5,23tl .~nrt/'f:'Y T , ' -,~ ~ aille hllchols. o~er 'ti.ose, Barb.ra eral and special hospitals li$led by the Amqrt'Yari Ho~_p~tEt~ S· ,presented red and while ~arnatio~s Mother's D!lY ·.w~o~served ~ Jml'th· ' and Snndtll ' W<~Ife, all lt!l· sociation 3 466 have fewer than 100 beds, Yet tbe$e hpspitals to the mothers as spect~l mus~c the Asbu_ry M~tMai . Church, Sfif' ters. ' • · more ' 'th an 5 ,300 , Q'0~ pa tients eac h year . ' was presented by the Semor Ch01r h Jt• ch rysant admit . . led by William Everson at lhe acuse w en p1,1 ,e HIA~ TH CLUB TO MEET Even the smallest hosprtal must be a co~~l~te. rqedtc~~ 1fntt. worship service. li\ums were pretep~e¢'by Miss M<ir· M,~s. Patrick LQ~ha,ry, ~.omeroy, The Laurel Cliff Detter · Hc il:th Although it may be small in terms oC numfier of beds, lt still The Rev. Guv F. Sayre, pastor of ~ia l,¥1~r to Mrs. aessie Stowe , the p~;csen~ Sue. L~mbert. wtth. the Club will meet tonight at th .~ 'r'" " oldest mol4er prea&nt; Mrs. Ar- DAR Citizenship award for highest must maintain most of the services found in the largest hOS· the Church of Christ in Chrislian t}Jur Nelgler, granddau.hter of in school an~ cou~t,t. Principal home of Mrs. .Gerald Kelly wi h pitals. To do this, it must be staffed to cai-e JOr us at a'ny hOur Union, presented flowers to Mrs. Mrs. Stowe, the youniut mother . Fay Sauer prestn~ed. sc~~larship Mr.!!. Glen Thompson as co-hos of the·day or night. and, Mts. ~~nheth CurvJ~f and awards to ~uu Lam~~!.!., ~.t~a~te Dept. tess. To accomplish their mission of healing as successfulcy as OUg 3S ~Irs ~;gil Teai,Q~d for ~avtng th< of Educatwn, lor tl)h m cou~ty; they have in the past, hospitals must loo'k to their communi· most c&Udren pres~nt. • medals to Ada Randolph ,th~rd; A B~~Froo~Nurthand~yCarr , 'ftJ , ties for new personnel. To help in this recruitment of hospital filth. .. ' workers, National Hospital Weel< this yea·r Is emphasizing the Q~Ual Valedictorian of the class ls S Importance and variety of hospital careers. In the words of Sue Lambert and salutatorian Is the American Hospital Association, all hospital careers are (Co.,tlnued from P•lf o.nt} Helen. H,offm'im: 'I· "Careers Tha·t Count." For youngsters who are conslderJ'ng Lou McGrath, Linda LOu Moore , A Read~r! Dlg_ est ..\Wf\f.d or a OW Funeral services Cor Ernest Dan Edgar Morris, Janet Sue Mor- one yelir ~~bscfipt~on Was ·made to their future vocation, we strongly recommend one of the Douglas, 47, who w~ts killt-d in a ris, Ruby Ann Musser, l}ita Ann the valelf1.ctorlan:.· Rev. Raymond 1. PeterH ur many hospital positions. · mine accident, Wednesd11y at Neutzling, Benjamin Euaene NorNew Haven's St. Paul'11 Lutheran Moundsville, W. Va., were held at ria. Parish and Clarence Bless Ing ' u1 the Methodilf! Church in Ivydale, Leah June O'~.£.jpn, ~erbert MiLetart Route are attending the r _U _ • W. Va .. Saturday at 10 a. m. The chae)\ O~llngef, 'liOiliJily"f.ee ·Perforty-fifth annu.al oonventloo . ., rm:JgS U 00, Rev. E. H. LaFon misted by the sing~r, ~eresa ' Earl~q'~ J!'ea)Jaw, 1 the Synod of West Virginia ot R~v. Jnmes Rogers officiated at Alm 1 tii b ~·n Ill R L va the United Lutheran Church In the secvicc. Rltnt~. :o~~~....·ft,:~11 Ab;[;~ America at Jackson's · Mill whkh Burial was in Friends Cemetery, .1An"fc"e G.rac ft. )U~h"' ;. ·· · bega.n on Sunday and wlll couIvydale. . Vioughn L~ro:~a~ters, Rita Ann ! Ume throu"•h Wt:!dnesday. ~: away, • Mr. DouglaH was a fromer resi· ~ co-boll • Ap" 'I Sh " teen, Robert El • Ju ne 2, J·ust about three weeks former students, tea· •• Nine students were tapped Presid-ing ove.r all sessions o,f of the Enterprille community w'·d Sh'nn c ol K st · dent 1 • ar yn Chers. and friends O f Dean E. 0. Saunders of Journey's End yv . sy ssm, the convention is the pre11ldent or near Pomeroy while employed by Jo~ 1J.a1pl) Sisson, Don ~dward into th,. Wahama High School th """ Synod, Rev. Geoiru. C. Wei ·chaPter of the NatiO:dal Honor (State Rt. 33) wHI gather for another annual Saunders Reun- the Central Coa l Co., New Haven, Smitb, Judith· Ann Spencer, Law.e" Society in · ex'e-rcis~s at a t!pecial rick of Aurora, W. Va. Rev. W ·• ion. This year, in contrast to other years, the reunion will be w_ . .,v.,a.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l! renee Franklin Still, Linda Marie assembly held recently ·at the rick is a son-in-law of .M r. Ble~sheld at the Dean's rural home, with picnic dinner baskets 1 Stockton. ing and was .f-ftrmerly pastor or school. scheduled to be laid out around 1 p.m. on the honored one's Brenda Lee Str~~:uss, Jant~ I.,.eone , The tapping ceremonies Collo.v St. Paul's in New Haven. Struble, Lila ' Sue Te-rrell, SuZanne other officers oC the Syno~ wide and picturesque lawn. vaugha11 , Jame.s Robert White, ed ·the instal·lation -or the Waare Rev. Donald D1- Artderson of hama chapter just a !e"\\1 week~ The impetus for this event does not derive from Meigs [ Marvin Clyde White, Larry Reed Keyser, W. Va., secretary and II. ago w.tt,en members or the Senior County, lt comes from West Virginia and Kentucky where Wildermuth , Tom Michael WiiL. Shelhamer of Mor~a.ntown, W. Dean Saunders spent probably the most fruitful years of his loughby , Sharon Dorinda Wilson Class were tapped, tr Taken ·into the group recently " long teaching career. It wa·s here he had Jhe widest influence f and Willi' '" Albert Woodard. wtre ten per cent ot tjr .1Un1or , aM~eeft:"~~ members 'of th~ in the lives of young peo~le as dean of boys at Ashland High 8195 OUft twl , Cl"' offirers are P•·esident, Cla.s·.!l :~nd five per -cefit. of ~hP. !·yr,od are ex petted to atlend th.! School, and again at Kenova, W- Va ., where h~ also taught a Danny Morris; Vice President, Mil - Sophomore C'l·ass. Juili&s we.""<l an6ual Stewardship Banquet to " ton Lambert; Secretary-Treasurer, James Henderson. M\riJyn Fogl• number of years . Barbara Donovan . be ·hwin eld on evening. FolkeSpea· beMonday Rev. Gordon The twilight of his career found him teaching at Bedford, : !long, Robert McGtf)ihun and ker mer, pastor Or St. Matthew's Lu · Linda BrinkeT. Scpho.mores were Chester, Racine and Kingsbury schools after World War II theran Ohureh, York, Pa . J. u hling McOlung. He.nry Burges.!!, pulled him out of well·earned retirement. This current term Among issues lo be cons-idere1 ~ill Fogle.son.a:. Howa•·d McDani PI finds him finishing what probably is his last teaching contract. (Contlnu•d frrm pag• on•) at the session wiH be proposal for dnd Faye Burton . In about 10 days he wl11 walk out of the Clifton Grade School c •'n ter. Ht! was url·t:stcrl by IJ1e Sponsors or the Wahama group a £ull-Ume presWent of Ute. Syfor· the last time . State Patrol. are Mrs . Mary Elizah1•t h Vnpr· nod· the present-a.tlon for 'adop· "I don't think I'll try it again," reports the Dean . "I'm gotJwy Wi>e, >2. Pomcro;. hart, Mrs. Theodosia Freckcr und tion' of a ~ecord budget for 1958 of $87.100; and a consideration of ting old!'' W!ls urrcstcd at 1:22 1'. M. Satm- Mrs. Florence .McClung. Officers are J.aune s Henderson, Lhe chureh-wide stewardship em· He will be 89 June 9th. He's not quite as spry as at 80, or d11y and jailed for intoxicitlon . nresident: Marilyn Jo~og lcs o ni, phasis. 85. He admits to not remembering quite as well us when he 6. Oudley Cameron , Columbu.~ . A serv-ice of ordination will be arrested by Sherif! Rouert C. viee presid ent ; Linda Brinker. .~e· was only 88 . But the truth of the matter is that he remains tollal'lenbac-h , WBII rree on hail and cretary and Robert MrGiothlin, held on Tuesday evening in day sharper than many il person 25 years his junior. <!wnitng dispO!itlion rrom the coLU"l Lre~U~urer . which tlp'ee men will be ordainert to the gospel .minl&try. Four .nf!'W The point of this bit of prose today is that Meigs County -'-----pastors are to be received int.o certainly should have its own delegation of former pupils, rel· J the Synod. atives, and friends out a-t Journey's End June 2nd. One of the Af;:R088 3.. Arabian 21. Engllsh nation's outstanding grade school and secondary school ad· 1. c ·r uat on garment admlral ministratoi·s and teachers, in point of service, and quality of a sore >1 . Holiday IZ. Hat service, deserves recognition from the thousands of people he ft. Merge ( Jap.) " or D. Wanderln.r tl. Mothera c:ap has headed in & healthy direction in their lender, formative workman e . JewtM. 14. Man'• y•ars. If people are wllllng to travel 100 miles and more to 10. Toward thl month nh:kpay homage to the Dean from neighboring states we will be eheltered '1. For tear name singularly unresponsive if we fail to stir five, 10, or 15 miles. 1ide that 2~. Mr. 11. Pe!'Jia : 8. Crave March. Dean Saunders recently saw completed publication of • 11 WAVERLY, 0 . UP- C. A. 12. Rumple , 13. Lal"ge worm 16. Peace• .I series of articles on "The American Boy" or "The Boy Prob· Romine. president oJ. s-triltin~?" (colloq., ~ u. GO!.I of , ful '-1'••'-,.•r'• !em" In The Daily Sentinel. He received enormous S.i:lsf.ac-1 Local 10-889, Oil, Chemleal and U. Half em1 plea.sur• "\ 11. The IUQ. 84. Splnnlnl ....Atomic W'Orkers, said the union U. Sea (Eur., (Egypt) ' 28. TldUy \ \ ~ toy1 ; lion from the comments of hundreds of readers about his OJ'JYt 1 11. Smothers • IS. A bOvtnt 29. Attemp' · 37. Aatent . Ideas on discipllne and boy guidance. He wants to extore:ss. at. tnternatlon. 11. Dart . 31. The en4 I 38. Excl&•!t-raininr limit! .apl~K: today willorder seek which to dissolve through this column, hls gratitude for the attention hls , - allancuag• 18. Man'l , J3. City • ' '- mat,aon to eting at the Port!mouth Atea cle1 received, and for the many compliments extended to hlm . to. Project.lna: ~ .' flickrwnt (Alu.a trl&hte8 Atom plant ··here. You can express that appreciation again by attending tho Plk · meml>er.i 1"''"11'"""1! . Mil'"' (arch.} Saunder's Reunion June 2. Judi•' 2!; EXcl~ i ·. o_rd~r· LIOAL NOTICI • follow-s;·t~owl-:::t-:;:1141~11:;-Q-:::n"tn::l::,:::t---:-th;:-:-e · nu~.tlcpJ. ' , to tour ALIAS IXICUTION I norlh east corner of section 18. 23. Sloth• ·~ · .. ~ te. l ... riH'a 1•1• of 1 ..1 l1t1M 'townNhip 8 raqae 14 of ' the Oblo 24. Ctn\(.~er.tt ence t.~ TIMt ltat. ef Ohio, M.tl" County Company's 'fln~ha1e~ thenee .!OUtf:i part~ 25. Qle Common "~• Court 47 roda to a ~~~In the center of . Solne Jo,.... lobo, Plolntllf the bill; th~oll'\ d~e no);l,b 2111'!.d l; • ot the . ~~: ~';!Wt"'· vL to the nortli Ui\6 <itoalcl'iectt6n' til. 1 mornJng (.abbr.) lt'fll'lri'MI Cuckler, Dsfendant lhtplCe .!art; alon~tald north line 31. Ortrtnatot ColO number 12.235 113 ro!/J '9~ a U~ tq 11!\ pi\<~ ot1 32. Kind of In punuance ol irlD Allaa Execu. beainnlhk, tontJI, In• •tQIJ.~ ''4: loup lion In the al)ove enUtled actiOn, acres. 38. Merrt I tO me directed u sherif( of Melga Said Premlua appn~d at 3&.MI-y t;e., o., !will offer lor ,.le at pub- SI,Ooo.oo and can not ~~ ••ld lqr 3T. Incite ·; lie auction at the door of the Court less tban two third• o.l l~, ap19. 1lodyol Houae in Pomeroy, Oblo In the pral!lement. Kaf11r above named Count.)', on Wedn&sRobert C. flartenbach Sheriff warrlorJ lJiy. the •22nd day of May, 1981, at Jamea 0'"81-len, Attorney 4;0. Youq& hor.. tO a. m. o'olod;, the lollowln1 de- ('l 23, 19, (5) 8. 13. 110, ate 41. (.uCk ll.r .) .... albed real t.l~tt, altuated ln the ta. Macmlltan, toriMLIIict 9o~nty of Melp a~d State of Ohio, LIOAL NOTICI 1nd ln the Townthlp of Scipio, to- Sealed blda will be reeelved by DO~ a. Jap1111~ · wU: the underaicni!ld at the- olllce of ~ownshlp ot Selplo, Couaty of Crow. CroW, Attorneyll, Pomeroy) FULL PllotCl!i t . r!Uci'"' Napoleon, 111111. •ri~ State of Ohio, and ·Ohio, for t~e sale of the property 1 for'lnaton .. bounded 11 foUof(t, to wit: :&eatn- owned by Sarah Jane Probst In . Jila•. at the Bo~tbealt corner of 'Middleport, Ohio, oil which uld PAJLY CRY.HOQ~~tl ~ 8~" "'"'· ~ wo.- Itt 1 MUon· number 13 ,township 7 and property Is located the building , AXY~'Io!;~A!(J the Ohio Company'a idccupild by June's DM11 Shop: .. h LOll( l'fPrC!"' . ' l:"''""''.north about 8'7 ·Middleport, Ohio. Said property 01\eletter .. mplyfatandl tcir ~Ul~~ lD. ~~ r.r.la.A ll UA~ line or John tpprai.sed for $&,000.00 arid C!lh· "G.OO dowa tor the thrtt L'1. X for th• two 0'1. •tc. ~~· y. , ra. 1nd cOUnty road; 10t be aold fo'r leU tban the apt\'Ophe" th( r.,&lb and ror~~ :.\.lb~ WOW:1 ~" f/1 ~ t& roda tO tlie north oralsed value. 'llbe tlaht fs' re: and weekly ~b.<l~ lht~ loltor. .l(o:.~ , • JeRe ' Brldflel~'• ~erved to Hjeet inland· all bids. iillnee aouth alon1 the Eut liale ls- iubjeet to the 'appl'(lvaJ of We Carry • •·:: A Cqp~~.,l!."· leollon IS about 8T •he Probate COurt, Melp COunty, aoutb eut corner of Ohio. Said sealed bidl ll muJt be: ~IIK'i'fl.-. PK ~}~WW•lf• II~DATil Our Own Accounts tS and plaee of be- 'lre~entid on or tiefor.' M'~ 18$h. youngest, and Mrs. Raymond Wal· bu.rn, the mother wi~h tbt lara:est fimily present. A ldotber· ~ Day poem was read by Rarmond Lee Walb urn as a part of the presen- WSA% ,;_TV Q\!fl,'.lel Careers In Smaller Hospl'ta}S 'e' - ErDeSt D J FuneraIRites Held Saturday 8lst l:'th Lutheran. Convention I N Underway ·• A ,Nw~ S~1,1.d~\lt~ COUnfy Sho ld Respon d T When The Annual Sounders' Reunion Is Held AtJ.ourney's..r:.n...d),. un.e l .. . . . • :'"' l'~p~'()' National Honor J W EH M• ( N Y 11 50 a. m. I Daily Bat}eyCQrD, BOat • on 990 spot 0 A LY CR0 55 W 0 R0 Union To Seek On Your Wssolving Of , Radio Dial 6:15!1 SJGN ON '!'ruth or Cllnsequencet 11 :00 1'ic Tac Dough 1 11 :30 It Could Be Yoa 12 :00 Current,· ' 1:00 My Lit,tle~ M.at:&Je 1:30 'tt!nnessee Ernie ' 2:00 Matlpee Theater Qu,etn ~E; • D~Y 1 3,tl!J 3 ,4~ Mi>dern Ronlances 4:0() Comedy Time 4·:W l,lovieume 5:30 Cartoons j 3:45 News deadi.ines 6:00 sPinach Playhouse •· Matinee Tb.eate~ a·oo I 3:4!1· Q~wn w '1. Da'' llild/;1 'RI ril ncli9 Cpin.e~ .:im~ 4:00 . ~'ill'. ¥/'~l~tim•. 15t30. CirtOOna. 5 :~5 NelY.S PiCture a':oo su'p~(~an 6:30 ' Weathel-Cnt. 6:311 Spoils Eye 6:3p Weathercast 6:35 Sports Eye 8:'5 6':45 NBC News 7:00 Arthur Murray Party 8:30 8:00 Jane Wyman Show a,ao Circle Theater 9 ,30 Federal Men 7:00 7:30 Panic AMan Called X 10:30 New!l Headlines 10:40 Nitewatch 12,00 Tonight 1:00 SIGN OFF 10:00 ------ MONDAY ?:00 Jimmie Dean TUESDAY Jimmie Dean 7:30 Bos ton Blackie '1 :00 7:30 Boston BlaCkle CaPtain Kangaroo 8:00 8 :00 Captain Kangaroo g,oo 8:30 Corliss Archer 9:00 GJrry Moore 9:30 :Krthur Go4frey t0'30 Striko It Rfch . 11'00 Valiant Lody 11:.5 Love or Life 11 :30 Search for Tomorrow 11 :4> Guiding Light 11:00 Valiant Lady 11:15 Love of We 11 '30 Seareh lor Tomorrow 11 :45 Guidlnlil Light 12 =00 Katie's Kitchen 1.2:30 As tbe World Turns 1:00 Our Miss Brooks !~~~ ~:t~~~ &!~?J~urns •=oo s:ao 5:45 5:~ L-'!':==:;::===-..,j USED SPI"ET ,,n.wt PIANO . 2:00 Bi~Payoff 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of NigM 4:00 The Early Show li :30 Your Esso Reporter 5:45 Sports Parade 5:55 Weatherman 6:00 Action 6:15 Douglas Edwards B:OO ""ActiOn.··: 6:30 In Favor Of Property Re· G: 1G Dougl&l Edwards S:30 Robin Hood valuation Levy 7:0!1 Phil Silvers Show 7:00 Burns & A11en 7:30 Private Secretary 7:30 Talent Scouts 8:00 To Tell the Truth 8:30 Red Skelton 9:00 $64,000 Question 8:00 I Love Lucy_ ~: 3J) ll.QQ. D~e-~be,:: Bride S\ . ....~~io Qii"' 9:30 1D:nD l ~-'t:\the!:dlD,ut{t{eWJ· i.... ! . i I ; •. ,.., !'' • ., -clearly·pdnted on tine $POrkli-og cellophc:me wropper.:Tht~se t~t!y ingredients ore enriched with add«ld vitamins and minerals. for ~txtra I'IUtrltlqri and energy; Then they,are ,blended by-o secret formula emil baked to a lluftt· golden brown- just riljht to brfnq.C!\Ittht unique -wholesome f I avo ~of Spike Jones Show UP~to-the-minute gredients News "i'6:05 S~afl.n1J.i:~hi:Weather f . 10:0!5 Scanning the Weather 1::0::::1::0_:Th::::•:..:L:a:te:...:S:::h::•w::_______:•:t:tl:..::1:0_:..:T:..:h:..:•..:L::•:.:.te:..;:Sh_o-,w:---' 10:00 w··H TN-TV Chan.n el13 CHANSEL lS MONDAY 11:59 Sijl:n On 12:00 Noon News 12:1,.0 Neighbors TUESDDAY CHANNEL 13 Gtirffi5!F111 !££~~ ,.-- 11 :39 Sign On 12:115 Neighbors . 5 :00 Mickey Mouse C!ub 6:00 Five Star FiRal 6:1!5 John Daly and News 6:30 Cheyenne 7:30 Wyatt Earp Five Star f'iillt Jo.hil n,l)' l'(ews Wire Service Theatre .13 Public Defender News of the Night ' 11:30 when areuments a motion .by the•d "~~~~:¥ modify a former c~~'l~iu~~:"~' aerY 19&7. '· ' · Clara S:triut, .A.dmln· 11111 ball of the lol· lllrator, ·lat.to bt Saral . e;!ate in the lo""o~lp J111e Pmbif, Deeeaied. ij!il~b.~.c~~~lty of Metso• Crow • erow: "'tto>nor,a' '· an4 liounded' a~ ta> u, 13, 1'. au. ·· ...a ' ' • j - · ~·~ Jacksoa, 0 . . Phore 22 I l .,.. 'yp UNW 9,~. .,~l' 119JA ~ WII~ li·t ~iql( ~· ~ 11 A, ~l~~ . I!~ p ~if· . tleiunlay'o Ceypt<>quotOt WH~S THIC usa OJI' WollftT· -.v IN4;lf JT fiEVElt· WAS W~ W~~ll: ASAF, ~; . ' • ' Pf!~~~- ~·~'~~ .. . .' ...,. . .... ·- ' . . . . . . . .. . I . - 'Th~r''$ no Qt"•r' ~hla~ like:G=~;Jbust.- ttl tarmufl!; II q,prot~ted ·~ret; ME.TING TONIONT Meetlrig··of 'Group · 2 of "Women's ClaQ of. First Presbyterian ot-d It ~omes '.~o.\tou from H-.l""('m. I~•·, .Oth'-''· 'I,IOVf\; may,t~. to lwk · ~ ~ ~, · ~ · li.~ll. Germann ;Krust,'but none CQII~~ ~ 111qtt;"(m qU(Illtyanct~ndM~ ality,' Be $l!Ft,tci g.~· th9 lifmilnt:iWta,,.~l'll'1 pl~k· uP ~ ~f: at . your. : grocer't, b~ SI,IFt ll'lfl IQbeJ '1m ""'Mf'•·Qe~t!!n' t(i¥1f f ... toqtgbt ' at. 7i30. Pevot,ions by Nellle. 'l»]]k•· pi:ogram Retta ear.m~ck, hostesses Genevieve Sherman, .Vl· · Lin Waddell and Sara Jon•\ ~~ry, • P~I~IDENT SWOI!N IN. I : : NEW DELIII UP - ·or. Ra, , · jendi'i Prasad was sworn in to., day for hfs second term as pres· ' ' fden\ of India. . .· I . ebntalninJ 40 ' "'~· ... For q , refr~hing cHa~• ot· YQY~tabl,~try ·Helner.'• new;Germonn KfU$t . ~ :t<*.¥JF 'f:" u:oo ...~ ~ ·· ~o4tfi-wa~rlng lreot,.~nil~• any,brea~;~\'4 " 'tost~f ~ for .sandwiches, .tqq,· b«a!lse It · f4!SI~tt· 'tnol~uf'll from,~d1 ol'!iir:ifrtf\ln;., ' . . ·•. ' I Spy Chureh, Middleport. .. . skill- a DuPont Theater 'local coUrt in" the Elizabeth StephetL'IOn R. SLephenson. · ~ ....-· You'U smacl( ya4r llps-OVflrtl:ill tieorty flliVO!"Of'CermanniCft;1¢11tla rt1Wilread1 is truly a perfect cqmbl110t!on of t\lll(lql"( art. (luality,, lng~4!!1f',,pnil :bqklnq 8:00 Broken Arrow Volee of Fire!toD~ 8:.-.o Press- Conference 9:00 Top .Tunes and New Talent. 9:30 S~erlff of Coehlse 10:00 New, of the Night 10,10 . ~- ll:OO Noon News 12:30 Frankie Laine 1:00 The Feminine Touch 2:00 Afternoon Film Festival 3:30 Lite With Elizabeth 4:00 Cartoon ClLlb 12:50 Llberace 1:00 The Feminine Touch 2:00 Aftern-oon Film Festival 3:30 Life With Elizabeth 4:00 Cartoon Club 5:00 Mickey Mouse Club ~~ ~~£:?,~~;~~~~.~~~~~.,:!~ Writer Our Miss Brooks 2:30 Bo Crosby Show 3:00 Brighter Day' Brighter Day Secret Storm Edge ot Night ·'rile li:arly s how Your ~so Repol'ter Sports Parade Weatherman 3:Ift 3:30 1 :l"u"a w 1:30 Houseparty 1:30 Houseparty 2:00 Big Payoff 2 :30 Bob Crosby Show 3 ~ 00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arthur Godfrey 10:30 Strike It Rich Picketing Order Ingraham Hamper Room 10:30 1:00 Mj' Little Mari,le t:Sb 1enri€iSe"e Ef'nl'e " I Today 10:00 The Price Is Rillht 11 :30 Jt could Be YOu 12:00 Current 2:00 Sign On O:IS5 7 :00 9:00 Today Romper Room 10:00 The Price 1a Right 10:30 Truth or Consequences 11 :00 Tic Tac Dough 7:00 9:00 •••w• OnJl T"~~day ·Monday a Chest.er lli'gh C\\1 TEL~VISIQN Daily Sentinel . --,. •' ,, •·... ' ... '.·, . . • ,•, ~ :~ ~ • ';..; ' ·~· • . .' .. • '.. . • I �- • • \ ' .. . " ., . -. ~ ... ' .. \ (1) Notices IT'S EASY TO. C-Da111 S~.nUne~ Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., May 13, 1957 ::~ftl'l~ a'WA~Tb Big .o\1)5. · Don't pul 11 off CQU %9!\ T~ -/Uj Ad fbb'001umn SPORTS DESK NATIONAL LEAGUE b~ ''Big Chid" the answer to Pomeroy's search Sunday, Reynold!(, in his first effort, h.eld the potent Middleport club in its first practice g,ame ~f the season to four hit.& on the Pomeroy diamond . His mates teed off on Mickey Miller and Bob Ashley for eight hits and nine r.una on two home runs, four singles and tw\) doubles. · Bowl St o·Ies Al 39 · Of Li·ver •;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;II Compll'cati"OnS · N• W • COM PTo"' 0 • ePTeMilTaiiT lllr.J f D.~ , lu& Dlut IHreet, ......., \ Ofllet , IInne • to •• 1 10 L (Ciole _., N-.OB Tlllll'LI • CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. liP -Len c. Es:hmont. • neet half· back on Fordham University's liMl Cotton Bowl football team and a former professional player with the New York Glanla and the San Francis:co Forty-Niners, died Sunday at the age of 39. . E.shmont, 'a aeven-year votefan m the coaching ranas and second In comm•nd to Virginia rootball Coach Ron Martin, died ln the Unlvenity of VlrKtnla Hospital of what w1e dtiCrlbod u a liver J1Ument and complicaUons.· 7 7 P 10 .696 .896 .391 2 :;.:ws& 3 Fred Hahn and Milwaukee 5 St. Louis 2, 1st Milwaukee 10 St. Louis 4, 2nd Saturday•, Anults New York 6 Brooklyn 5, liJ inns. Philadelphia 7 PltUburgh 2 Marlins' six-game while the RichmDnd and Toronto Mapll! Cincinnati 5 Ohleago 4 Tundar"• GaiMI Pltte.burfh at Chicago Chicago . .. .. . . New York .... . Cleveland .... . Boston ....... . Kan111aa Ci-ty . , . Detroit ...... . BaltimMe .... . Wa-e"hlngton .. . 'Race Of Death~ Doomed As 12 Die In Bresica, Italy Sunday BRF.SCIA, Italy UP ......! Italian road racing appeared doomed to· lay in the wake or the deadly finis-h ol the Mille Mlglia (l,ooomile) race, which claimed 12 lives, Including Spanish nobleman Alfonso de Portago and his Amcr· ican co-pilot, Eddie (Gunner) NeJ. DiBiase Favored 3-l To Whip . Jimmy Archer NEW YORK trP - Yo1mg Tony DIBiase, unbeaten in hiS last 19 gouts, 1~ favored at 3-1 to defeat welterwel~:ht Jimmy Archer to· night In their 10 - rounder at St. Nicholas Arena. It will be televised by DuMont at 10:30 p. m. e. d. t. At 21, DcBia.::;c of Astoria. N.Y., is only a year younger than Arch· er or New York; but he has had seven more fights and he has beaten sturdier opponent5 than. those who faced Archer. Pomeroy Baptist Missionary Unit Installs Officers Orricers for the new year were installed when the Potneroy Baptist Women's Missionary Society mot Thursday evening at the church for its May meeting . Mrs. Joseph cook, president; pre!Cidcd 11 the meeting which opened with devotion~ . A report was given on the layette being made by the members to take to the house party to be held at Granville. June 27·29. New officers are Mrs. Aten Shain, president; Mrs T. T. She.l· ton, vlce pre&Jdent: Mrs. Ellen Couch, chairman of the house party; Mrs. Shelton, chairman of the program; Mrs. Daisy Jasper, chairman of literature. son ot Beloit, WI!:. The Spanish marquis' Ferrari suffered a blowout near the finish of the cluslc road race Sunday. struck a m.Uest(tne and a tete· graph pole ,and then catapulted into a group of the three million spectators who formed .,_ "human corridor" along the dangeroUI courso. In addition to De Portago and Nelson, who wu a meniber of the United States' four -!man bobsle-d team in this year's world ehamplon.ships at St. Moritz, Switzerland. five children and four men also were killed in the accident. It was the worst au-tomobile racing catastrophe since 1955, when 82 persons died In the naming crash of a Mercedes tar during a race at Le Man~. France. C•lled "O.•th R•cs" In the 24 runnings of the Mille Miglla, 30 persons have been killed and more than 100 injured. Because of its .bloody history, the road rally became known as "the race of deatH'• In recent yean. And all over Italy today newspapers f<>ined In an editorial ch.. rus calhna: for Its end. Even the race's staunchest •upported, Brei!K::ia Mayor Bruno Bonl, said it looked like the end. "The race", he said. "will now probably be called off for good." Death eame to the 2'7·year-ollt Marquia de Portago, .who raced cars. "for the fun of it" In a str1p of tttralahtaway one mile from the tiny village of Guldlu:olo. In the craRh\ De Porta~ro's body was cut In haJf by the ura hood the official Italian pollee repori said, and Nelson'S" head waa crushed, . W 14: 14 13 13 12 11 9 6 L Pd. Ga 'I .661 8 .636 o 'h n; Herber ~ :1 sketn, Virginia 18 Leafs als' Score's Eye To Be Examined For Central Vision Sunday visitors in t-he B. J,. Edwards home wei-e their son-: n' CLEVELAND t'P-Cieveland law and daughter Mr. 11nd Mn. 13 .480 • 13 .4118 ... Indians pitcher Herb Score, guru-- HUbm"t Carr, Columbus. 13 .409 !'k anteed "at least peripheraol side 19 .240 .10 vision/' probably will learn toda1 wheUter the important cent~r Suncf.ly'1 lt11uth FOR EXPERT pnt of bis right eye was dainNew York 4 Baltimore 3 aged by a line drive last TuesChicago 5 Detroit 4 day. FLUFF DRY WASHING Boston to Washington 0, bt Washing-ton 6 -Boston 2, ~d "I hope t.Q look into the area Kama& City 0 Clevel«nd 2, 1st mascula -center eye today," Dr. c.n 6190-J Cleveland 7 ·K anne City 4, 2nd Charles I. Thomas, Cleveland eye e W• Pick Up I O.llv•r S.tvrd•Y• R•ulte specialist, said. Hats. Cl••MCI and :lloclwtl Cleveland 2 Kansa·s City 1 The eye specialist said even 1' New Yol'lk 6 Baltimore 4 the entire retina appeared, or iiJ Chicago at Detroit, ppd, ·raln lact was undamaged, ·there re Washington oat Botton, ppd, rain mained the test of how wull Monday's, PraiNitl• Pltct.r1 Score would ~ee. W115hington at ·Boston nightMiddleport N. 2nd Ave. Abernathy 0-3 \'S Nixon 2·0 Tu"drt'• Gam•• Chicago- at W.Jshington, night Cleveland at BalHmore, night Kansas City at New York, night Detroit at Boston .~91 $1488 ->lllo • •r•••• eub ' ·~· ta .I.Ntuh• . . . . . fWIUt\n ' ...'.·Karr ' Pllone .U •' ' Van Zandt Pomeroy, Ohio .I ..·, ~ t' Buy Aluminum Storm Doors For Your . . Entire Home W.ith. A Bild-A.Count No Dow.t Paument As Uttle As M.M per Mo. THE POMEROY CEMENt BLOCK COMPANY .. 4l Years of'!iontmv.out Service Pll011e1 IZ - US .., " ... '\' "· . "-~ -...... Pomero)o In MIDQUI!ORT, OHIO ~~- . ~-·· cON~ 6111 BLOC$5 "'1-ulld lerttr For ._...- GRUUER BLOCK ()0, I Mil" North .r Pomtrw . ~ ·"I" . WE JI,U't "' J JTI!~U.A,L I . ', I • 1" · '-l ' ICRA~ IRON.- M11/iU OHIO VALLEY JUNK QO,'"· 54'4$~® , o• · iii Terms to Suit You e Deal wilh your "Fact,orl . Distributor and Save ,2qq.qo. · · - 1 now have In Size "troin 4 ' and in ·Price S!Ctve ; DAIRYMEN- Large selection · o( coolers and cans, priced right. Fulton Thomp110n, Pcm.eroy. , 5 13 Uc shli> ~-95.4 OLDSMOBILE Reol E•tote Brqke1 ATTENTION i.'ijl f~:or Scle, S l:J.ic -THI.S WEEK·· QNLY! 1awnmoweu, bour V(rerker ~ - ·l~;e. J;)~ 'P,hone 6221. ht " P;J:!.ont:~ aosg.x. DODGE • GYllouTil , DE.UJ:RS. · 3 8 II 1witb 2t" hiwn mower;' 30" cycle lilar, and 5 shovel cuitlvator. Like new. Price $150.00. P~one· ~~~ LE . -510 -~:r-24 ONLY ON DOOR ACCID.NY Lifo, Cuoolty '!'ld - i, --·--- -··-,-,--..,.-TWO HP. Hoe-Trae gir.den tractor Aluminum ~~~~i- .uve·· Sl,.t:;, ; :.zu 12 and 14. Good· .;cr.ml iLion. Coli 248 o~ inquire at 810 E. Main St., Po"meroy. 5·13-,'ltc ·- ~- w. ¥!''" ~ FiiV~IC~E~. ".~:~~~~~~ I ·. i': AT UNCI TO WOqK on truck farm, 1' BM's 24" bi~.:_vde, $1's:oo. ~i'rl ladies spring and: summrr v.. WA~TED ~AN PI~Q lUY~S~ and Full l'fticlcneu 'I'HE SIIITB FAIIJL1' ll 4 ) HOT SPRINGS, Ark. •U P-Jim· my Demartlt earned a premature but -heal~hy birthday prlze Sunday as he birdied hi!- way to a ~under-par 6'7 and the $20,000 Ar1lna:ton Open. &~U cbamplon- Piero Taruffi of Italy, drivina a red Ferrari aimllar to De Portafo's death car, won the r•ce wltb a winning time of 10 houu 27 minutes and 47 aeconds. Germany's Wolfgang von Trips was sec::ond. 'Akton Mille-r of WbltUer, caut., :llan.-um or Apple Valley, Cal.!. and hla co-driver, Doua Harrison, ·~Jic;IAL CONV~TION Mrs. Lorain Sterrett, Becretary dropped out of tbe raee· only lto and trt>uurer: Mrs. Joseph Cook, mUes from the atart. ,1helr entry · ·Poinef(ly , Chapter-, 80, R. A• •it was a Chrysler tnd was tbt only \flU -dtl!er at a apeclal coA.voe•· vice president of mlulons and. Amerlean-ow.ned ,ear In the race. uon, lhe paSt master~. ud we chairman of special ml.sslonarles; mOlt ex.cellent muter'• de~te., · Mrs. Dana 011\'er, chairman of inQUI% ANIWIR• All tho on Friday, MIY 11 •t 1 p. -m. All terpretatlon and speaker; Mra. ttom. tHm'a runa would count, Royal Arch Maaons are invited Sterrett, chairman of stewardship HOther Hv•nta.. of btrnt to •ttend. education; Mrs. Harry Lee Bslley tM Mmo ,..m, vice president of Chri&Uan servlc~ and chairman of White Cross; Mrs. Walter Wolle. chairman o[ Chrlt· llan soclel relatious: Mrs. Ralph Zu~d.el, vlee pre!lldent of Christian trammg and chairman of aplrltual hfe; and Mrs. J. H. Stepheuon, 1 chainmm of family life and also of leadership training. ·- - - - MASONIC ASSIMIL y · Bosworth Council, 46, R. & ~ .' . M. will hoi~. 1n assembly Wed· nesday, Yay -1D at 7:$0 p. m. t-o confer the super excellent maa• te-r's degree which , Js conferred only ont!e durln1 a year-. R... frm;hmcnts wUl lollow t·he degree · BII 2 dam; sedan, Flasby red and white, hydr~Diatie . work. All cryptic Masons ar(' drive, radio and heater, famous V-8 Rocltel Engine. cordially Invited -to attend. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., May lS, 1957-1 1955 PlymOllth va Belvedere 4 dr. plrtl. Rldei)OI.lr's ··Sedan. '$1,695-.oo' ' 'POwermte, er, O~io. finest Plymouth made. BlaeU., ~==::-c=-:-::=-""'==:-~ nat'B Pomeroy. MHJtc 1QJM.VELY TRACTOR :sALES and1 -· _ _ _ Servfce. R. A. Finlaw, 512 E'. 1954 Buick V8 Spcci&l 4 dr. Se· . Maln Si., ~omerQy . 4 27 tC For free Inspection phone d1m. $1.5fl5.00. Dynaflow drive , 1 like new light blue finish . For Rent Gilmore Supply Store, Pomeroy. Bl.aettnur's, fdfueror. 5·0-~tc --~-~---.A:U ' Wo~\ · jWU"anteed. Ful1f in5 ROOM FURNISHED apartment, sured: Vautban's IndWitrial and 1956 Buick VB Super 4 ctr. Rlvresidential district, convenience Rellldentlal Termite Control Seri~ Sedan·. $2.BQI.QO. , Power or s~hools and church1. Pho~e vice; St.- M~~~. Vf. va. 4 9U steu~ing and brakeS, dyn.aflow 378. 5 t3 3tc dri"Ve, one Jocal owner. Blaettna(s, Pomeroy. 5-E~·6tc THREE Ji.OOM fur.ni9hed .ipartmept, apply Homl! Restaurant, l9S6 O!dsm-obHe "{1.8" ·2 dr~ i­ M:lddlePert, $\S:OO per week, utilioties paid. · · · 5·I0-3t~ · d,y Cpc. $2,695.00. Hydra-m"· . ! •' t.J.c 'dt·ive, power steering-, low For Rent - Exterulon Llid<!ers:; D)ilf!a~e. Blactt.nar'a, 1-"omeroy. Scaffold :Boards, . Drop Cloths. AA,;II 5·9-6te ..(,!linton Fisher, :Middleport. pert TaeJ,nicbot. · 1955 Buick Century 2· c"tr. Rivi('.ra f'boh.e 8265:-X. 11 1 tf Middlepo!'~ . Our "Factory .J;tepresen.ta '··· Cpe. $2,195.00. Dynaflow drive, For rent Electric f!llly equippOO, l.ow· mileage , will be in t~is area all COMPLETE lnsuranc~ Protection, Clinto-n Fisher, ·careful owneA Blaettnar's, ltr.amcr. Life, Auto. Fire, Polio. Call Don , next week. _e_meroy. : ~[C dlepo<l. Vb. 62M-X -~~' J MIH1, Middleport, Oblo. ' UNFURI')IlSrt apartment, SecWe have several good Ond Stre · Pomeroy, reason " Spinet ' Plano Buys II I • , ~"ial! ~ tHf or 2-4·Y. HOME LAUNDRY CO. UTOPIA' .•:=;:;;======== WANTED-tw-o more licensed life J'Uard.& at B.;;.ilcy'• Lakt•, Radoe H0111d . &-ll -6tp ~-,--:--:-c:-- *DRY CLEANING Oldster Co'mes B3C•k T0 Take • Arlmgton Open . ·w: 1 1955 Buick V8 S:p~·l 4 dr, Sc. d:ln $1 ,995.00. ';DynlrloW driVe', origi11al b•d·ck finish like ll(W. 1 Blaettna-r's, PomCI'Oy. 5-9-Q~c *Laundry Service Demaret, trom Kiamnha Lake, N~ y,, -lcketl up ~.800 f-or fila 2'71 only a 1troke better -than five other prot, . who finllhed with 2'M and took home ...1.320' eac:h ~ Demaret, who .t urns 45 next week, breezed through the final day with sis. birdies and onf! boaey, wblstHng and jokina: wt~~ the illlery all the waY. Bunched behind Demaret with 2171 we~ Johnny Palmer ot Tul sa, otJ..; Jack Burke, alao of 'K-IaJqelha Like: Bllly Mu:wel\ of Odellt 1 ,Tex.j Mike SouohU: or dl'OIJIIJtger's. N. and IJoy ~ GETS (8) Auto Sales 10 .liM 2 . Sunday's R•tults Toronto to Columbus 3 Toronto 3 Columbus 0 Richmond 3 Montreal 2. 10 lnn. ruchmond 3 Montreal 2 Buffalo 5 M-Iami 4 Buff-alo 2 Miami 0 Rochester 8 Havana 1 1 Rochester D Havana t eomobinat.ipn Sylvamo 17" consal A M, and F M rudio, Mild record player, 110lid MabogrulY, Jxceflent tOndltion . $10Q.QQ. Lar•e G.E; Dtdux dryu, -$100.®... P.tiOne 925-if." 5·l'0-3k lt1 swept twin bills. Richmot>ct downed Columbus 3·2, 3-2 and Toronto beat Montreal to-3, 2-0. The Vees Jlow trail Miami by only 12 percentage points. Bu' falo is 1% games behind and th Leafi trail bY two. The Rochester Red Wings also gainl!d -a doublf'· header sweep, 3·1, 9-1 ovt"r lh ' Havana Sugar Kings. The Wings aore now in fiflh place, lou~ games off .t he pace. St. Louis 8 Milwallkee 7, 10 inns. New York at St. LOuis, night AMERICAN LEAOUI win· Belll.ltlful (20 )Busi,ess Serv.ices 5-4, 2-o Sunday doublehead ··· sweep over Miami, smashing th ~ Cincinnati 7 Chicago 1, 2nd Philadelphia at Cincinnati, nlgM Brooklyn at Mlhwn1kee, night Ray in family preterred, house •nd gar, ICE, OJa~~ :joC)AL, !J.'f.lne Le· Rei\stered pOlled Hereford bu~J den. GoOd waaes. By day or by 1rtanth. 2288. L-etart Fall,t. a-8-ti (' ·~ &!!>e:l;ija~ ~~' _., s'u 6tp \"!Yea~ O t~; · i~ IJlO . bull , 2 OO"""-~ <lnJ-1 fresh other to freshen. 'I'RUSTElES ar~ a~'WJ- peop:e Nariey Hysell, Bradbury. Jnt~tJ~e~ ift do~R:,\}#g .for the 5-1l-3tp . up-keep Of JJ.. ~n· Cemetery NEIGL~R and CLEEI<; GARAGE send thoir don&tions to Thelma LOVELY SPINET PIANO, sacrific. Car repaiJ'-.-Wel.ding~rvice and ed for qulck sBie. Might consider A. Gr.ru~er, Treas., 103 Cher ~y Used Parts. Phone 3611, Racine, storing with' party who would St., Pomeroy. 5-lo-3fc Ohio. 4 29 12te be sure to buy ).ater. P'or dt:ta!is W..\NTED - Painting, interior or write Thompson ~J:wllc to., 62( Fr•• lttl~noJ~1.. eJ;terlor, conlrac'. or ~urly. ~eVen~h Ave. , Marietta, Ohio. PAI.NTINO rate reasonable. Phone 381-Y. 5 7 6tt PAPIR·IIANGING Homer Braley. 5 3 12te L. V, R•laln..r GlRL'S .BlCYCLE, iikc new, 20 in. bcln., Ohio H..dqu1rt.n for bne coon dOg: one all around 4 27 tf Samsonite Luggage - Lane Cedar ®a; <me ('~C~ef....,$p.:miel, house Che11t~ - LAU Window Fansbroke, fem ltle; qne j!oat. Everett QUICK SERVICE t-n Wldll!h r.eFrigidaire ~(rlgerators. p.J.rl~~ h~ Factor,. Trolned COal(i,n, Harlford. W, Va . Bak•r Fvl-nltur•. Mlddl•port, Ohio walcbmaker, . COUJ!iS JEW£. 5 7 6tp 4 29 II -·=-ccc---'-c.~.:..C:..:~ LER.S, .Pume-:oJ. 1-3-tf PEK~§E l-' UPPl&S for sale, ---· lo TELEVISION SER\(IC~, ~~·. -~oodrow W. Call, 732 Syc• 1 ~€) . I.?J!,!- FO!J,r,:l~ 1JO, C1elllnd ·' .A.pplUmee anrore St., Middleport. LOST ~n Te'X-as·Fialwood aren, 2 qo ~'1<1 ~t.. Pom~or W.h-ite face Hereford Heifet'&, due to fre$l\en. Cal) 'J. L. Hlfwk; Coolville "VU·it22f,i 1!;11J'sf,1 The J.aw or avera .~es and a pair of veteran hurlt'rs caught. up with the Miami Marlins rod~/ and transformed thdr Interil.J.tional League "runaway" into a four-team scramble for lir ~ t place. pltcllE:-d tbe Buffalo Bisons to Sentinel, &-11-6*r $2.00 liOUR)fY PQUible dolf'M tliht KSeiribl)' wo\-~ at' hom• NO ex:perte~ .neceuary. S""~­ CO Mlf. Co. 8307 Wt-1& '1\b.Jrd , Los Aneeles, 48. Calli. ~ ll -2tp .~~~VL1t BY UNITED PRESS ..500 41,1 New York ..... 1(/ 14 .417 6\i Chicago . . . 7 16 .304 9 Pittsburgh .. . .1 6 18 .250 101ti Sundar's R..ults Brooklyn 1J New Yo~ 0 Philadelphia 6 'P ltt.sbureh 2,' lit P~ttsburgh 6 Philadelphia l, 2nd Cmcinnat1 7 Chieago 5, l5l semi-pro clubs May 26th. Said Manaker Phll Collins: "Big Chief expect~ to get a job here and pitch for uit this summer. He's what we've been looking for." Reynolds stands about 6 feet, weight 190 lbs., and was an all· State West Virginia High School player from East Bank two years running. The Marahall College var7ity failed t~ get R. safet;r off him 1 lfl seven lnmngs th1s spnng. • 1 Reynolds hl.'l a fast ball that 2. Teen-age boys desire ~?m- 1 sizzles, a nice curve, and a real. panl~,nlhip. They want to be- honest knuckle ball. Sunday he fanlong. Under proper l~adersh;p ned tO and ·Nalked two. this tendency can he guided into Meanwhile, Micky MUier had difconlltructive ehannci&. Left undlr ficulty gettine Pomeroy out In the ected all sor.tt- ()f maoladjusted b~· seeond Inning after giving up 8 ohavklr may ·rt.JUlt. home run with one on to Harvey 3. The .average American boy VanVranken In the lint. After that loves sports-,!111_ k~nds. Coni.~ second inning he 11ettled down and quently there as no better ap- looker! like the pitcher he Is. proach to a boy than through a Wilh the score ~Bob Ashley, sound sports program. former regular on the Marshall -College IJitChlng "staff, came in and promptly opened the gates for Can any better justific-ation lor lour more runs, only two of them tonta:ht'li meetings be found? No. earned. It's up to you, now, readers. In the 1econd inning Bob Wilson led off with a !Jingle, HartJeJI Doddrill singled and both advanced on a double steal. Collin! singled both home. John Young doubled an.d Reynolds flied out but Gene Mitch doubled home Collins and Young. In the si.dh WilBon was safe on Hank Aaron had two hits in an error and stole second. Doddrill each game and drove in tl ,f: again singled, Bill Sherid11n wa.s runs as the Braves worked ov ~ safe on an error · and DoddrUI eight St. Lo-ui~ pitchers. Lew BU1' scored. Guy Eddie Guinther hitdette 11pUn a sht-'hiUer for h;8 ting t~r Young, got a pinch home fourth victory and Taylor Phillips run with Sheridan on. Middleport's lonesome run came won the nightcap in rl'lief of Red on Pat Weiher's homer ln the sevMurff. . Vtrn Law acattered -10 hl.u a enth, the game bcln• eut shOrt ·be:the, Pirates snapped a seve,, cause of rain. Middleport manager John Parfl&me losing streak after 17 Ph:· !adelphia hl~ paved t~ WilY for sons wasn 't worried by the defeat. "This was our first time out this a 6-2 win in the opener. Beason," be said, "and our pi~h· Shlltouf F'Or Podr•• Johnny Podres turned In hi ' Jng was rusty, as was our fielding · second 1hul.out of the season and We'll be In chapc .&non." P_arsons also l~ waiting on the Dt.Jkc Snider homered to help the Dorlgers snsp a tour-gama losl.lg a\'aJlabiHty of five other dinmond stars: Jim Bowles, Dove Hindy and streak. Bobby Nelson from the Middl e-port Larry Doby hit two homers an' Yellow Jacket championship club a double .to drLve in four runs a~ this year; Chuck Stobar1 of Ohio Bill Fltchcr ~~eored his first vic- University, and Louis Sauer, 'Vettor for the Wlhlte Sox. Walt Oro · eran Infielder. po also homered .and Nelson Fox Parsons had an infield or Hank had three slnale«. Clatworthy on llrst, Don Payne on Anc!y Carey slammed twG hom\: seeond, Ike Wilt at shortstop and rurwr. and Mickey Mantle blasted Weiher (MHS teacher, and former No. A for the Yankees, who r.!.:- Rio Grande ~tar) at third. llcd with ainale ruru In the scv Keith Nelson was In left, Bob enth and eighth innln~S to be~~ Nelson ol Rutlantl wu In center t'he Ori(lles. Bob Grimm got hi~ and Earl Smith In right. Bob HY· fourth vlttoey, sell and Ashley, when the latter Ray NarleskJ -threW one pitch wasn't pitching, also worked the and 10t two ·men out on a double outfield. play to preaerve t.he Indiana' vic· Middle-port plays Hartford here tory after . 38·year-old Vlrjl! Trucks aalned credit for hi& next Sunday at 2 p. m. when Milfifth atralaht win with a 3 2·3 ler and Ashley will face an old lnnina aeortlna relief Job. Rocky mound triend, and npponent, Gene Colavito knoclr:ed ln four run! Hess~n. _Sunday Miller fanned 7 in with 1 •homer and two tlnales for live mnmgs,and walked none. AshCleveland In tbe nightcap. H11l ley whiffed one and walked one In Smith's Jl'lnd slam hooner wu two. Pomeroy lakes on Diek Spenthe big blow for the A-thlcti ,, cer'& Coolville- nine next Sunday In the opener. Tom Brewer pltchod a two-hit- here. RHI ler and Jaekic ~enten drove ill 000 000 1_ 1 4 2 four runa lor Boaton in Ita opener Mhkllcport 140 OOf x-9 8 1 but Pedro Ram01 t<NIIcd 1 IC\'Cn Pomeroy .Batterlea: Miller (LP) Ashley (6) hLtter for w..hlngtO:n in the and Oall, Davis {6). Pomeroy- Rey. nla:htc1p. nolda and Ncuelroad. TO MilT TUIIDAY The Mlfldleport Buelnt'u and Proftuional women's Club will a~ meet TuM-day at the Flr•t Pre.. byterian Chureh for their month· ly ddinner mooun 1 . 16 16 13 13 St. Louts . . . . . 11 ll race which will open for seven Redhot Redlegs Back After Best National Leagile Trip In 31 Yrs. ...., Milwaukee . . . . Cincinnati . . . . Brooklyn Philadelphia . . . for a front line pitcller for the Ohio Valley Association Baseball Base bill Quiz ; .U tbe 1\ome lion a! body. President Lionel Boggs said ; leam goes ahead, or tic.s after th : "We're in, and we'll really have fourth inning, but rain or dark· neM atope the aame before Lb• to stay on oor toes to stay in." One of -the determming factorJ home team gets .three oul!, who wins. (See answer ellewhere ~>n to staying in will be the measure Gf support given the teama by th<" tbls patre.) town itlelf. The world certainly wl11 no' In a bOOklet of Pony League end i.f ollly a few peOple show at lwo meeting• c-111led for toi'Jiaht. baseball rules supplied Sports But aui:nmer proerams for somt Desk by a loYal worker in tbe 'iOO -to 800 youngatel'l!l In Meics baseball vineyard here these in County certainly will surrer and tere1ting lacls are note- ; 1. P-0-N-Y League, which dr>might be .!l~riowly eurtalled. The Us name tram the flrst le' rive, best that tould follow a we.~k tel'l of lb slogan, "Protect Our turnout would De a g~ner&l aourNation's Youth", is an effort to lng of tbe adult ldden \!l"hO provide gGOd foundations o, \Olunleer .their time--a -lot of it-which the youth of today ca 11 to lead these yountater Uttle 10d Pony League bueball teams. bl.dld their fut~e physically and -Dwnping the e:dra load o[ haY- !piritually. '1"" W L Pet. GB Reynolds, Marshall College Frosh ece, may Huey ' Marlins Now In Four-Way Diamond Fight BY UNITED PRESS By tbel TIDDebiU IY PRID DOWN U"IMcll Pre•• lportt Wrlttr The Cincinnati Redleat, who lo11l the pennut on t.lie road Jao;l year. wound up the most ,uc cenful trip by a National Lea1ue team .Jn 33 years · today with a conviction that ·home is whcr · you make it. ln a whirlwind tour of fh! tlties the Redlep atcomplishcd the following: Scored 12 straight victories to equal lhclf modern club record and acblovc the longc!lt winning streak In the major.s In fouo:years. Ran to 14 1. string of roa •l games wUhout 1 defeat-thr e •hort of .the maJor lea~t~e mat'-\ set by tohe UU6 New York Giants. Made up the 3Yt:-came i'lP which e:r.IAted between them and the Milwaukee Bnvea on April 28 to return home tied for fir ·t plaee. Tbe Redleg, ""made It an even dozen" sunday when they whlfl· ped the Ohlcaao Cuba, 'NS and 7·1 wlth Raul Sanche~: and Don GrOi . ueh pld:lnr up ht. aocond victory and Frank Roblnaon drivln1 ~n four runa with 1ix hits durlns: the courte ol the doubleheade'" The Breve-s, meanwhile, kept even by 1weepJna the St. Loui.11 Cardinal•, 4-a and 10-4. l..n. ~hill lpllt The PIU.bur1h Pirate, beat th 1 Philadelphia Phllliea, f.l. aft\!1' losinJ -their ~tt~Venth atralght dl• cl.tlon, 8·2 i.n the opener and the Brooklyn Doctaera downed tht New \"ork Olanta ~ in otber National Leaa:ue 11mea. In t+r.e Arnerleen Lupe, the Chlcaro White Sox held firs• plate by a hall aamc wUJa a 4-4 triumph over tbe Detroit Tiger · whUe ·the aecond-place New York Yanll:eee beat the BalUmoh! Orl· . lea 4-3. The Cleveland lndlna ~eored a '1'-4 victory after tho Xaneaa Clt,y A'11 won their ope.· er, •2 and the Wuhlnflon Sena tora rebounded from a 10.0 dtlfea' -to defeat t-he Boaton Red Sox e-: In other A.. L. Jamea. -,.. BUY - SELL- RENT - '!be Dally Senflnol ing to rai11e funds for the program .too is addini mDre bitters to an already big doae of me"d 1 · cine. The Mei.g11 Little League .Us"· tlatlon with headquat"l.ers In Pomeroy wilt .meet in Pomern$ -town hail at 7 :30 p. m. The Middleport Little .LeaKU, w.ill meet at t.be high &eh®l, same tlme. Middleport retelY- ~ recently U.s official charter a' 1 member of -the National Uttle Lcsgue oFganl.zalion. It is wltb considerable credit ·that Middle port has worked htward. and achieved, atnliation witfl the na· 118-A, Tb< Pomeroy. 'POULmy FOR SALE-Fi-rst Gett· eration Arbor Mr~ Vantre;;;s Cross Broiler . t;hjclj.s:. · F:OQ: EGGS-De'Kalb the ·profi-t Pu! lot. HERM" W!I!RY.'~ . If4.'0!\· ERY, Inc., Pa'rltersburg, '# Va. Phone GA-2-3586. ~(l-tmoc SU.RS & SOt)! r.ooms tp 9 "FaeWF~ ~oincd Service'' from ~.opQ.OO to · ~0 1 000.00 · sOme of whloh t"-c' oWtfer·· will . Phon~ ~~ Jackson, (,1111< !ihance." ' · ' NICE middle-aged lady, FA.RMS and . FARMLAND- Such. ~e room and board; Phoqe is y.~dq.¥~tedly the best ' m-~~r 5~ 6,\\' • oprop~rty ·t,e<l-ie ' tQ~ir,! \~ ~~liinst infiatid"ri. ' ' Colflpere w ~~ in~ · cqtpm,'"b.~lb ( 17) Mary Strickland (stoCks, borids, ~efflg~r&tor~, lila· monds or Cadillacs) ·oyer -any ' located in Pomeroy, needed -to hoClp take care Ohio, will be" sold exp'a~Ol) PJ'Oefuli' 1 .tertii of ;t~ilrs and seo what you · at the law of. . ytith. -r:~e~e wU) al23 -to ~s~ ·~ ··n,e~~ 1 and Crow, Pomeroy more people, there aii\oeam•ce. IO.od ~ha.ra¢te~. tr __.,., .•• Qe more land. lO :OQ o'clock a. m. May 15: pre~~oent earnings are · no~ . Proper(y appraised &t $1,100 . PIIOI:IE 1QI.Y enough for -presen.t day living I .• "' cannot be 1old for less than costs, wtty not let IJ;le come to Property to be sold to YOoUr .home · <8nd di1cuss the h;ltt:~. bidder, subject to the ap.P?SJibilifi.es of · biett.A1-rlpg . you~ P of the Court. •<~r. bl!ervleiv ' IIi iho ilf:es!~oe Roy E;. Stricklnd, Adminisof ~.our wlCe preferred. Par tt8fot ot Estate of Mary AI· "!~~~~~ ~i'l~ ·~<:'!'Pi posilior. vlra Stri~~Jand, Decea'sed. lor tiien Wllo qUalifY. · Wfit;. (5) 11, 13, 14,t 3tc when I can see you .to Box ' ' "' ·: NANCY O.K.··· I JUST 1-ANCY ··· YOUR L.UN Cl-l IS' ON TI-lE WANT TO FINISH THIS RU(:r 1AEILE Help Wanted our•' u;r:. DICK TRAC~ lly CJii!8TEK GOVI.a �- • • \ ' .. . " ., . -. ~ ... ' .. \ (1) Notices IT'S EASY TO. C-Da111 S~.nUne~ Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., May 13, 1957 ::~ftl'l~ a'WA~Tb Big .o\1)5. · Don't pul 11 off CQU %9!\ T~ -/Uj Ad fbb'001umn SPORTS DESK NATIONAL LEAGUE b~ ''Big Chid" the answer to Pomeroy's search Sunday, Reynold!(, in his first effort, h.eld the potent Middleport club in its first practice g,ame ~f the season to four hit.& on the Pomeroy diamond . His mates teed off on Mickey Miller and Bob Ashley for eight hits and nine r.una on two home runs, four singles and tw\) doubles. · Bowl St o·Ies Al 39 · Of Li·ver •;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;II Compll'cati"OnS · N• W • COM PTo"' 0 • ePTeMilTaiiT lllr.J f D.~ , lu& Dlut IHreet, ......., \ Ofllet , IInne • to •• 1 10 L (Ciole _., N-.OB Tlllll'LI • CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. liP -Len c. Es:hmont. • neet half· back on Fordham University's liMl Cotton Bowl football team and a former professional player with the New York Glanla and the San Francis:co Forty-Niners, died Sunday at the age of 39. . E.shmont, 'a aeven-year votefan m the coaching ranas and second In comm•nd to Virginia rootball Coach Ron Martin, died ln the Unlvenity of VlrKtnla Hospital of what w1e dtiCrlbod u a liver J1Ument and complicaUons.· 7 7 P 10 .696 .896 .391 2 :;.:ws& 3 Fred Hahn and Milwaukee 5 St. Louis 2, 1st Milwaukee 10 St. Louis 4, 2nd Saturday•, Anults New York 6 Brooklyn 5, liJ inns. Philadelphia 7 PltUburgh 2 Marlins' six-game while the RichmDnd and Toronto Mapll! Cincinnati 5 Ohleago 4 Tundar"• GaiMI Pltte.burfh at Chicago Chicago . .. .. . . New York .... . Cleveland .... . Boston ....... . Kan111aa Ci-ty . , . Detroit ...... . BaltimMe .... . Wa-e"hlngton .. . 'Race Of Death~ Doomed As 12 Die In Bresica, Italy Sunday BRF.SCIA, Italy UP ......! Italian road racing appeared doomed to· lay in the wake or the deadly finis-h ol the Mille Mlglia (l,ooomile) race, which claimed 12 lives, Including Spanish nobleman Alfonso de Portago and his Amcr· ican co-pilot, Eddie (Gunner) NeJ. DiBiase Favored 3-l To Whip . Jimmy Archer NEW YORK trP - Yo1mg Tony DIBiase, unbeaten in hiS last 19 gouts, 1~ favored at 3-1 to defeat welterwel~:ht Jimmy Archer to· night In their 10 - rounder at St. Nicholas Arena. It will be televised by DuMont at 10:30 p. m. e. d. t. At 21, DcBia.::;c of Astoria. N.Y., is only a year younger than Arch· er or New York; but he has had seven more fights and he has beaten sturdier opponent5 than. those who faced Archer. Pomeroy Baptist Missionary Unit Installs Officers Orricers for the new year were installed when the Potneroy Baptist Women's Missionary Society mot Thursday evening at the church for its May meeting . Mrs. Joseph cook, president; pre!Cidcd 11 the meeting which opened with devotion~ . A report was given on the layette being made by the members to take to the house party to be held at Granville. June 27·29. New officers are Mrs. Aten Shain, president; Mrs T. T. She.l· ton, vlce pre&Jdent: Mrs. Ellen Couch, chairman of the house party; Mrs. Shelton, chairman of the program; Mrs. Daisy Jasper, chairman of literature. son ot Beloit, WI!:. The Spanish marquis' Ferrari suffered a blowout near the finish of the cluslc road race Sunday. struck a m.Uest(tne and a tete· graph pole ,and then catapulted into a group of the three million spectators who formed .,_ "human corridor" along the dangeroUI courso. In addition to De Portago and Nelson, who wu a meniber of the United States' four -!man bobsle-d team in this year's world ehamplon.ships at St. Moritz, Switzerland. five children and four men also were killed in the accident. It was the worst au-tomobile racing catastrophe since 1955, when 82 persons died In the naming crash of a Mercedes tar during a race at Le Man~. France. C•lled "O.•th R•cs" In the 24 runnings of the Mille Miglla, 30 persons have been killed and more than 100 injured. Because of its .bloody history, the road rally became known as "the race of deatH'• In recent yean. And all over Italy today newspapers f<>ined In an editorial ch.. rus calhna: for Its end. Even the race's staunchest •upported, Brei!K::ia Mayor Bruno Bonl, said it looked like the end. "The race", he said. "will now probably be called off for good." Death eame to the 2'7·year-ollt Marquia de Portago, .who raced cars. "for the fun of it" In a str1p of tttralahtaway one mile from the tiny village of Guldlu:olo. In the craRh\ De Porta~ro's body was cut In haJf by the ura hood the official Italian pollee repori said, and Nelson'S" head waa crushed, . W 14: 14 13 13 12 11 9 6 L Pd. Ga 'I .661 8 .636 o 'h n; Herber ~ :1 sketn, Virginia 18 Leafs als' Score's Eye To Be Examined For Central Vision Sunday visitors in t-he B. J,. Edwards home wei-e their son-: n' CLEVELAND t'P-Cieveland law and daughter Mr. 11nd Mn. 13 .480 • 13 .4118 ... Indians pitcher Herb Score, guru-- HUbm"t Carr, Columbus. 13 .409 !'k anteed "at least peripheraol side 19 .240 .10 vision/' probably will learn toda1 wheUter the important cent~r Suncf.ly'1 lt11uth FOR EXPERT pnt of bis right eye was dainNew York 4 Baltimore 3 aged by a line drive last TuesChicago 5 Detroit 4 day. FLUFF DRY WASHING Boston to Washington 0, bt Washing-ton 6 -Boston 2, ~d "I hope t.Q look into the area Kama& City 0 Clevel«nd 2, 1st mascula -center eye today," Dr. c.n 6190-J Cleveland 7 ·K anne City 4, 2nd Charles I. Thomas, Cleveland eye e W• Pick Up I O.llv•r S.tvrd•Y• R•ulte specialist, said. Hats. Cl••MCI and :lloclwtl Cleveland 2 Kansa·s City 1 The eye specialist said even 1' New Yol'lk 6 Baltimore 4 the entire retina appeared, or iiJ Chicago at Detroit, ppd, ·raln lact was undamaged, ·there re Washington oat Botton, ppd, rain mained the test of how wull Monday's, PraiNitl• Pltct.r1 Score would ~ee. 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WA~TED ~AN PI~Q lUY~S~ and Full l'fticlcneu 'I'HE SIIITB FAIIJL1' ll 4 ) HOT SPRINGS, Ark. •U P-Jim· my Demartlt earned a premature but -heal~hy birthday prlze Sunday as he birdied hi!- way to a ~under-par 6'7 and the $20,000 Ar1lna:ton Open. &~U cbamplon- Piero Taruffi of Italy, drivina a red Ferrari aimllar to De Portafo's death car, won the r•ce wltb a winning time of 10 houu 27 minutes and 47 aeconds. Germany's Wolfgang von Trips was sec::ond. 'Akton Mille-r of WbltUer, caut., :llan.-um or Apple Valley, Cal.!. and hla co-driver, Doua Harrison, ·~Jic;IAL CONV~TION Mrs. Lorain Sterrett, Becretary dropped out of tbe raee· only lto and trt>uurer: Mrs. Joseph Cook, mUes from the atart. ,1helr entry · ·Poinef(ly , Chapter-, 80, R. A• •it was a Chrysler tnd was tbt only \flU -dtl!er at a apeclal coA.voe•· vice president of mlulons and. Amerlean-ow.ned ,ear In the race. uon, lhe paSt master~. ud we chairman of special ml.sslonarles; mOlt ex.cellent muter'• de~te., · Mrs. Dana 011\'er, chairman of inQUI% ANIWIR• All tho on Friday, MIY 11 •t 1 p. -m. All terpretatlon and speaker; Mra. ttom. tHm'a runa would count, Royal Arch Maaons are invited Sterrett, chairman of stewardship HOther Hv•nta.. of btrnt to •ttend. education; Mrs. Harry Lee Bslley tM Mmo ,..m, vice president of Chri&Uan servlc~ and chairman of White Cross; Mrs. Walter Wolle. chairman o[ Chrlt· llan soclel relatious: Mrs. Ralph Zu~d.el, vlee pre!lldent of Christian trammg and chairman of aplrltual hfe; and Mrs. J. H. Stepheuon, 1 chainmm of family life and also of leadership training. ·- - - - MASONIC ASSIMIL y · Bosworth Council, 46, R. & ~ .' . M. will hoi~. 1n assembly Wed· nesday, Yay -1D at 7:$0 p. m. t-o confer the super excellent maa• te-r's degree which , Js conferred only ont!e durln1 a year-. R... frm;hmcnts wUl lollow t·he degree · BII 2 dam; sedan, Flasby red and white, hydr~Diatie . work. All cryptic Masons ar(' drive, radio and heater, famous V-8 Rocltel Engine. cordially Invited -to attend. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., May lS, 1957-1 1955 PlymOllth va Belvedere 4 dr. plrtl. Rldei)OI.lr's ··Sedan. '$1,695-.oo' ' 'POwermte, er, O~io. finest Plymouth made. BlaeU., ~==::-c=-:-::=-""'==:-~ nat'B Pomeroy. MHJtc 1QJM.VELY TRACTOR :sALES and1 -· _ _ _ Servfce. R. A. Finlaw, 512 E'. 1954 Buick V8 Spcci&l 4 dr. Se· . Maln Si., ~omerQy . 4 27 tC For free Inspection phone d1m. $1.5fl5.00. Dynaflow drive , 1 like new light blue finish . For Rent Gilmore Supply Store, Pomeroy. Bl.aettnur's, fdfueror. 5·0-~tc --~-~---.A:U ' Wo~\ · jWU"anteed. Ful1f in5 ROOM FURNISHED apartment, sured: Vautban's IndWitrial and 1956 Buick VB Super 4 ctr. Rlvresidential district, convenience Rellldentlal Termite Control Seri~ Sedan·. $2.BQI.QO. , Power or s~hools and church1. Pho~e vice; St.- M~~~. Vf. va. 4 9U steu~ing and brakeS, dyn.aflow 378. 5 t3 3tc dri"Ve, one Jocal owner. Blaettna(s, Pomeroy. 5-E~·6tc THREE Ji.OOM fur.ni9hed .ipartmept, apply Homl! Restaurant, l9S6 O!dsm-obHe "{1.8" ·2 dr~ i­ M:lddlePert, $\S:OO per week, utilioties paid. · · · 5·I0-3t~ · d,y Cpc. $2,695.00. Hydra-m"· . ! •' t.J.c 'dt·ive, power steering-, low For Rent - Exterulon Llid<!ers:; D)ilf!a~e. Blactt.nar'a, 1-"omeroy. Scaffold :Boards, . Drop Cloths. AA,;II 5·9-6te ..(,!linton Fisher, :Middleport. pert TaeJ,nicbot. · 1955 Buick Century 2· c"tr. Rivi('.ra f'boh.e 8265:-X. 11 1 tf Middlepo!'~ . Our "Factory .J;tepresen.ta '··· Cpe. $2,195.00. Dynaflow drive, For rent Electric f!llly equippOO, l.ow· mileage , will be in t~is area all COMPLETE lnsuranc~ Protection, Clinto-n Fisher, ·careful owneA Blaettnar's, ltr.amcr. Life, Auto. Fire, Polio. Call Don , next week. _e_meroy. : ~[C dlepo<l. Vb. 62M-X -~~' J MIH1, Middleport, Oblo. ' UNFURI')IlSrt apartment, SecWe have several good Ond Stre · Pomeroy, reason " Spinet ' Plano Buys II I • , ~"ial! ~ tHf or 2-4·Y. HOME LAUNDRY CO. UTOPIA' .•:=;:;;======== WANTED-tw-o more licensed life J'Uard.& at B.;;.ilcy'• Lakt•, Radoe H0111d . &-ll -6tp ~-,--:--:-c:-- *DRY CLEANING Oldster Co'mes B3C•k T0 Take • Arlmgton Open . ·w: 1 1955 Buick V8 S:p~·l 4 dr, Sc. d:ln $1 ,995.00. ';DynlrloW driVe', origi11al b•d·ck finish like ll(W. 1 Blaettna-r's, PomCI'Oy. 5-9-Q~c *Laundry Service Demaret, trom Kiamnha Lake, N~ y,, -lcketl up ~.800 f-or fila 2'71 only a 1troke better -than five other prot, . who finllhed with 2'M and took home ...1.320' eac:h ~ Demaret, who .t urns 45 next week, breezed through the final day with sis. birdies and onf! boaey, wblstHng and jokina: wt~~ the illlery all the waY. Bunched behind Demaret with 2171 we~ Johnny Palmer ot Tul sa, otJ..; Jack Burke, alao of 'K-IaJqelha Like: Bllly Mu:wel\ of Odellt 1 ,Tex.j Mike SouohU: or dl'OIJIIJtger's. N. and IJoy ~ GETS (8) Auto Sales 10 .liM 2 . Sunday's R•tults Toronto to Columbus 3 Toronto 3 Columbus 0 Richmond 3 Montreal 2. 10 lnn. ruchmond 3 Montreal 2 Buffalo 5 M-Iami 4 Buff-alo 2 Miami 0 Rochester 8 Havana 1 1 Rochester D Havana t eomobinat.ipn Sylvamo 17" consal A M, and F M rudio, Mild record player, 110lid MabogrulY, Jxceflent tOndltion . $10Q.QQ. Lar•e G.E; Dtdux dryu, -$100.®... P.tiOne 925-if." 5·l'0-3k lt1 swept twin bills. Richmot>ct downed Columbus 3·2, 3-2 and Toronto beat Montreal to-3, 2-0. The Vees Jlow trail Miami by only 12 percentage points. Bu' falo is 1% games behind and th Leafi trail bY two. The Rochester Red Wings also gainl!d -a doublf'· header sweep, 3·1, 9-1 ovt"r lh ' Havana Sugar Kings. The Wings aore now in fiflh place, lou~ games off .t he pace. St. Louis 8 Milwallkee 7, 10 inns. New York at St. LOuis, night AMERICAN LEAOUI win· Belll.ltlful (20 )Busi,ess Serv.ices 5-4, 2-o Sunday doublehead ··· sweep over Miami, smashing th ~ Cincinnati 7 Chicago 1, 2nd Philadelphia at Cincinnati, nlgM Brooklyn at Mlhwn1kee, night Ray in family preterred, house •nd gar, ICE, OJa~~ :joC)AL, !J.'f.lne Le· Rei\stered pOlled Hereford bu~J den. GoOd waaes. By day or by 1rtanth. 2288. L-etart Fall,t. a-8-ti (' ·~ &!!>e:l;ija~ ~~' _., s'u 6tp \"!Yea~ O t~; · i~ IJlO . bull , 2 OO"""-~ <lnJ-1 fresh other to freshen. 'I'RUSTElES ar~ a~'WJ- peop:e Nariey Hysell, Bradbury. Jnt~tJ~e~ ift do~R:,\}#g .for the 5-1l-3tp . up-keep Of JJ.. ~n· Cemetery NEIGL~R and CLEEI<; GARAGE send thoir don&tions to Thelma LOVELY SPINET PIANO, sacrific. Car repaiJ'-.-Wel.ding~rvice and ed for qulck sBie. Might consider A. Gr.ru~er, Treas., 103 Cher ~y Used Parts. Phone 3611, Racine, storing with' party who would St., Pomeroy. 5-lo-3fc Ohio. 4 29 12te be sure to buy ).ater. P'or dt:ta!is W..\NTED - Painting, interior or write Thompson ~J:wllc to., 62( Fr•• lttl~noJ~1.. eJ;terlor, conlrac'. or ~urly. ~eVen~h Ave. , Marietta, Ohio. PAI.NTINO rate reasonable. Phone 381-Y. 5 7 6tt PAPIR·IIANGING Homer Braley. 5 3 12te L. V, R•laln..r GlRL'S .BlCYCLE, iikc new, 20 in. bcln., Ohio H..dqu1rt.n for bne coon dOg: one all around 4 27 tf Samsonite Luggage - Lane Cedar ®a; <me ('~C~ef....,$p.:miel, house Che11t~ - LAU Window Fansbroke, fem ltle; qne j!oat. Everett QUICK SERVICE t-n Wldll!h r.eFrigidaire ~(rlgerators. p.J.rl~~ h~ Factor,. Trolned COal(i,n, Harlford. W, Va . Bak•r Fvl-nltur•. Mlddl•port, Ohio walcbmaker, . COUJ!iS JEW£. 5 7 6tp 4 29 II -·=-ccc---'-c.~.:..C:..:~ LER.S, .Pume-:oJ. 1-3-tf PEK~§E l-' UPPl&S for sale, ---· lo TELEVISION SER\(IC~, ~~·. -~oodrow W. Call, 732 Syc• 1 ~€) . I.?J!,!- FO!J,r,:l~ 1JO, C1elllnd ·' .A.pplUmee anrore St., Middleport. LOST ~n Te'X-as·Fialwood aren, 2 qo ~'1<1 ~t.. Pom~or W.h-ite face Hereford Heifet'&, due to fre$l\en. Cal) 'J. L. Hlfwk; Coolville "VU·it22f,i 1!;11J'sf,1 The J.aw or avera .~es and a pair of veteran hurlt'rs caught. up with the Miami Marlins rod~/ and transformed thdr Interil.J.tional League "runaway" into a four-team scramble for lir ~ t place. pltcllE:-d tbe Buffalo Bisons to Sentinel, &-11-6*r $2.00 liOUR)fY PQUible dolf'M tliht KSeiribl)' wo\-~ at' hom• NO ex:perte~ .neceuary. S""~­ CO Mlf. Co. 8307 Wt-1& '1\b.Jrd , Los Aneeles, 48. Calli. ~ ll -2tp .~~~VL1t BY UNITED PRESS ..500 41,1 New York ..... 1(/ 14 .417 6\i Chicago . . . 7 16 .304 9 Pittsburgh .. . .1 6 18 .250 101ti Sundar's R..ults Brooklyn 1J New Yo~ 0 Philadelphia 6 'P ltt.sbureh 2,' lit P~ttsburgh 6 Philadelphia l, 2nd Cmcinnat1 7 Chieago 5, l5l semi-pro clubs May 26th. Said Manaker Phll Collins: "Big Chief expect~ to get a job here and pitch for uit this summer. He's what we've been looking for." Reynolds stands about 6 feet, weight 190 lbs., and was an all· State West Virginia High School player from East Bank two years running. The Marahall College var7ity failed t~ get R. safet;r off him 1 lfl seven lnmngs th1s spnng. • 1 Reynolds hl.'l a fast ball that 2. Teen-age boys desire ~?m- 1 sizzles, a nice curve, and a real. panl~,nlhip. They want to be- honest knuckle ball. Sunday he fanlong. Under proper l~adersh;p ned tO and ·Nalked two. this tendency can he guided into Meanwhile, Micky MUier had difconlltructive ehannci&. Left undlr ficulty gettine Pomeroy out In the ected all sor.tt- ()f maoladjusted b~· seeond Inning after giving up 8 ohavklr may ·rt.JUlt. home run with one on to Harvey 3. The .average American boy VanVranken In the lint. After that loves sports-,!111_ k~nds. Coni.~ second inning he 11ettled down and quently there as no better ap- looker! like the pitcher he Is. proach to a boy than through a Wilh the score ~Bob Ashley, sound sports program. former regular on the Marshall -College IJitChlng "staff, came in and promptly opened the gates for Can any better justific-ation lor lour more runs, only two of them tonta:ht'li meetings be found? No. earned. It's up to you, now, readers. In the 1econd inning Bob Wilson led off with a !Jingle, HartJeJI Doddrill singled and both advanced on a double steal. Collin! singled both home. John Young doubled an.d Reynolds flied out but Gene Mitch doubled home Collins and Young. In the si.dh WilBon was safe on Hank Aaron had two hits in an error and stole second. Doddrill each game and drove in tl ,f: again singled, Bill Sherid11n wa.s runs as the Braves worked ov ~ safe on an error · and DoddrUI eight St. Lo-ui~ pitchers. Lew BU1' scored. Guy Eddie Guinther hitdette 11pUn a sht-'hiUer for h;8 ting t~r Young, got a pinch home fourth victory and Taylor Phillips run with Sheridan on. Middleport's lonesome run came won the nightcap in rl'lief of Red on Pat Weiher's homer ln the sevMurff. . Vtrn Law acattered -10 hl.u a enth, the game bcln• eut shOrt ·be:the, Pirates snapped a seve,, cause of rain. Middleport manager John Parfl&me losing streak after 17 Ph:· !adelphia hl~ paved t~ WilY for sons wasn 't worried by the defeat. "This was our first time out this a 6-2 win in the opener. Beason," be said, "and our pi~h· Shlltouf F'Or Podr•• Johnny Podres turned In hi ' Jng was rusty, as was our fielding · second 1hul.out of the season and We'll be In chapc .&non." P_arsons also l~ waiting on the Dt.Jkc Snider homered to help the Dorlgers snsp a tour-gama losl.lg a\'aJlabiHty of five other dinmond stars: Jim Bowles, Dove Hindy and streak. Bobby Nelson from the Middl e-port Larry Doby hit two homers an' Yellow Jacket championship club a double .to drLve in four runs a~ this year; Chuck Stobar1 of Ohio Bill Fltchcr ~~eored his first vic- University, and Louis Sauer, 'Vettor for the Wlhlte Sox. Walt Oro · eran Infielder. po also homered .and Nelson Fox Parsons had an infield or Hank had three slnale«. Clatworthy on llrst, Don Payne on Anc!y Carey slammed twG hom\: seeond, Ike Wilt at shortstop and rurwr. and Mickey Mantle blasted Weiher (MHS teacher, and former No. A for the Yankees, who r.!.:- Rio Grande ~tar) at third. llcd with ainale ruru In the scv Keith Nelson was In left, Bob enth and eighth innln~S to be~~ Nelson ol Rutlantl wu In center t'he Ori(lles. Bob Grimm got hi~ and Earl Smith In right. Bob HY· fourth vlttoey, sell and Ashley, when the latter Ray NarleskJ -threW one pitch wasn't pitching, also worked the and 10t two ·men out on a double outfield. play to preaerve t.he Indiana' vic· Middle-port plays Hartford here tory after . 38·year-old Vlrjl! Trucks aalned credit for hi& next Sunday at 2 p. m. when Milfifth atralaht win with a 3 2·3 ler and Ashley will face an old lnnina aeortlna relief Job. Rocky mound triend, and npponent, Gene Colavito knoclr:ed ln four run! Hess~n. _Sunday Miller fanned 7 in with 1 •homer and two tlnales for live mnmgs,and walked none. AshCleveland In tbe nightcap. H11l ley whiffed one and walked one In Smith's Jl'lnd slam hooner wu two. Pomeroy lakes on Diek Spenthe big blow for the A-thlcti ,, cer'& Coolville- nine next Sunday In the opener. Tom Brewer pltchod a two-hit- here. RHI ler and Jaekic ~enten drove ill 000 000 1_ 1 4 2 four runa lor Boaton in Ita opener Mhkllcport 140 OOf x-9 8 1 but Pedro Ram01 t<NIIcd 1 IC\'Cn Pomeroy .Batterlea: Miller (LP) Ashley (6) hLtter for w..hlngtO:n in the and Oall, Davis {6). Pomeroy- Rey. nla:htc1p. nolda and Ncuelroad. TO MilT TUIIDAY The Mlfldleport Buelnt'u and Proftuional women's Club will a~ meet TuM-day at the Flr•t Pre.. byterian Chureh for their month· ly ddinner mooun 1 . 16 16 13 13 St. Louts . . . . . 11 ll race which will open for seven Redhot Redlegs Back After Best National Leagile Trip In 31 Yrs. ...., Milwaukee . . . . Cincinnati . . . . Brooklyn Philadelphia . . . for a front line pitcller for the Ohio Valley Association Baseball Base bill Quiz ; .U tbe 1\ome lion a! body. President Lionel Boggs said ; leam goes ahead, or tic.s after th : "We're in, and we'll really have fourth inning, but rain or dark· neM atope the aame before Lb• to stay on oor toes to stay in." One of -the determming factorJ home team gets .three oul!, who wins. (See answer ellewhere ~>n to staying in will be the measure Gf support given the teama by th<" tbls patre.) town itlelf. The world certainly wl11 no' In a bOOklet of Pony League end i.f ollly a few peOple show at lwo meeting• c-111led for toi'Jiaht. baseball rules supplied Sports But aui:nmer proerams for somt Desk by a loYal worker in tbe 'iOO -to 800 youngatel'l!l In Meics baseball vineyard here these in County certainly will surrer and tere1ting lacls are note- ; 1. P-0-N-Y League, which dr>might be .!l~riowly eurtalled. The Us name tram the flrst le' rive, best that tould follow a we.~k tel'l of lb slogan, "Protect Our turnout would De a g~ner&l aourNation's Youth", is an effort to lng of tbe adult ldden \!l"hO provide gGOd foundations o, \Olunleer .their time--a -lot of it-which the youth of today ca 11 to lead these yountater Uttle 10d Pony League bueball teams. bl.dld their fut~e physically and -Dwnping the e:dra load o[ haY- !piritually. '1"" W L Pet. GB Reynolds, Marshall College Frosh ece, may Huey ' Marlins Now In Four-Way Diamond Fight BY UNITED PRESS By tbel TIDDebiU IY PRID DOWN U"IMcll Pre•• lportt Wrlttr The Cincinnati Redleat, who lo11l the pennut on t.lie road Jao;l year. wound up the most ,uc cenful trip by a National Lea1ue team .Jn 33 years · today with a conviction that ·home is whcr · you make it. ln a whirlwind tour of fh! tlties the Redlep atcomplishcd the following: Scored 12 straight victories to equal lhclf modern club record and acblovc the longc!lt winning streak In the major.s In fouo:years. Ran to 14 1. string of roa •l games wUhout 1 defeat-thr e •hort of .the maJor lea~t~e mat'-\ set by tohe UU6 New York Giants. Made up the 3Yt:-came i'lP which e:r.IAted between them and the Milwaukee Bnvea on April 28 to return home tied for fir ·t plaee. Tbe Redleg, ""made It an even dozen" sunday when they whlfl· ped the Ohlcaao Cuba, 'NS and 7·1 wlth Raul Sanche~: and Don GrOi . ueh pld:lnr up ht. aocond victory and Frank Roblnaon drivln1 ~n four runa with 1ix hits durlns: the courte ol the doubleheade'" The Breve-s, meanwhile, kept even by 1weepJna the St. Loui.11 Cardinal•, 4-a and 10-4. l..n. ~hill lpllt The PIU.bur1h Pirate, beat th 1 Philadelphia Phllliea, f.l. aft\!1' losinJ -their ~tt~Venth atralght dl• cl.tlon, 8·2 i.n the opener and the Brooklyn Doctaera downed tht New \"ork Olanta ~ in otber National Leaa:ue 11mea. In t+r.e Arnerleen Lupe, the Chlcaro White Sox held firs• plate by a hall aamc wUJa a 4-4 triumph over tbe Detroit Tiger · whUe ·the aecond-place New York Yanll:eee beat the BalUmoh! Orl· . lea 4-3. The Cleveland lndlna ~eored a '1'-4 victory after tho Xaneaa Clt,y A'11 won their ope.· er, •2 and the Wuhlnflon Sena tora rebounded from a 10.0 dtlfea' -to defeat t-he Boaton Red Sox e-: In other A.. L. Jamea. -,.. BUY - SELL- RENT - '!be Dally Senflnol ing to rai11e funds for the program .too is addini mDre bitters to an already big doae of me"d 1 · cine. The Mei.g11 Little League .Us"· tlatlon with headquat"l.ers In Pomeroy wilt .meet in Pomern$ -town hail at 7 :30 p. m. The Middleport Little .LeaKU, w.ill meet at t.be high &eh®l, same tlme. Middleport retelY- ~ recently U.s official charter a' 1 member of -the National Uttle Lcsgue oFganl.zalion. It is wltb considerable credit ·that Middle port has worked htward. and achieved, atnliation witfl the na· 118-A, Tb< Pomeroy. 'POULmy FOR SALE-Fi-rst Gett· eration Arbor Mr~ Vantre;;;s Cross Broiler . t;hjclj.s:. · F:OQ: EGGS-De'Kalb the ·profi-t Pu! lot. HERM" W!I!RY.'~ . If4.'0!\· ERY, Inc., Pa'rltersburg, '# Va. Phone GA-2-3586. ~(l-tmoc SU.RS & SOt)! r.ooms tp 9 "FaeWF~ ~oincd Service'' from ~.opQ.OO to · ~0 1 000.00 · sOme of whloh t"-c' oWtfer·· will . Phon~ ~~ Jackson, (,1111< !ihance." ' · ' NICE middle-aged lady, FA.RMS and . FARMLAND- Such. ~e room and board; Phoqe is y.~dq.¥~tedly the best ' m-~~r 5~ 6,\\' • oprop~rty ·t,e<l-ie ' tQ~ir,! \~ ~~liinst infiatid"ri. ' ' Colflpere w ~~ in~ · cqtpm,'"b.~lb ( 17) Mary Strickland (stoCks, borids, ~efflg~r&tor~, lila· monds or Cadillacs) ·oyer -any ' located in Pomeroy, needed -to hoClp take care Ohio, will be" sold exp'a~Ol) PJ'Oefuli' 1 .tertii of ;t~ilrs and seo what you · at the law of. . ytith. -r:~e~e wU) al23 -to ~s~ ·~ ··n,e~~ 1 and Crow, Pomeroy more people, there aii\oeam•ce. IO.od ~ha.ra¢te~. tr __.,., .•• Qe more land. lO :OQ o'clock a. m. May 15: pre~~oent earnings are · no~ . Proper(y appraised &t $1,100 . PIIOI:IE 1QI.Y enough for -presen.t day living I .• "' cannot be 1old for less than costs, wtty not let IJ;le come to Property to be sold to YOoUr .home · <8nd di1cuss the h;ltt:~. bidder, subject to the ap.P?SJibilifi.es of · biett.A1-rlpg . you~ P of the Court. •<~r. bl!ervleiv ' IIi iho ilf:es!~oe Roy E;. Stricklnd, Adminisof ~.our wlCe preferred. Par tt8fot ot Estate of Mary AI· "!~~~~~ ~i'l~ ·~<:'!'Pi posilior. vlra Stri~~Jand, Decea'sed. lor tiien Wllo qUalifY. · Wfit;. (5) 11, 13, 14,t 3tc when I can see you .to Box ' ' "' ·: NANCY O.K.··· I JUST 1-ANCY ··· YOUR L.UN Cl-l IS' ON TI-lE WANT TO FINISH THIS RU(:r 1AEILE Help Wanted our•' u;r:. DICK TRAC~ lly CJii!8TEK GOVI.a �- ______ .......---• • • / Pomer.oy OES Chapter 186 Holds · Ann.uallnspection On Th The Daily Sentinel • •· Lucille Bearbs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 £Jeanor Schaal, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6079 Middleport Society Ii I Mr and Mrs Roy Dlilv1dson Sr Columbur;. were here for tne funeral of Mr . and Mrs George Hall~y Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moore and son, Mtchael, Columbus, were week end guests of her parents. Ma~or and Mrs C 0 Fisher and famlly.' Mrs. Moore and baby remained for a week's viSit here . Cherole Blake, s-tudent nurse at Holzer Hospital, was a week end guest of her parents. Mr and Mrs E. M. Blake. Saturday Mrs Blake and Cherole and Mrs Roy Tracy Sr were busmeu visitors m Parkersburg Mr ~nd Mrs. Roy Davidson Jr and three dilughters, Columbus, were week end guests of her parents, Mr ;~~nd Mrs A E Ervm Mr and Mrs Leo Russelt Den· ver, Colo, are Vl!lltlng relalivea m thrs area. Mr. and Mrs George 1"11r1s, Columbus. spent the week end with her parents, Mr and Mrs C. P. Dulton. Mr and Mrs. Luther Bo.:cr, Co· lumbus. were guests of Mr. and Mr11 Herman Ohlinger Mr. and Mn. M V Tillett and sons, Tom and Barry, Akron, were week end guests of Mr. and Mn. Max Sanborn. Miss Bess Sanborn and Mrs. Althc11. AnderRon Mrs Forrest Bachtel visited Sat. urday with her mother, Mrs J. W DIIWSOn, VIenna, W VII Mrtthcn' Day gucats of Mrs Lcsta Gothard and son , Frank were Ml!ltl Emsly Gothard •md fiancee, Jo'rank Sharkey, Mr 11nd Mn Jo'rcd 0 Sharkey and family , James, Lily Ann, and Sharon, and L}'nn EvCT· hart. Columbu!l Mr and J'r{rs Dennl~ GaiiRKhl.lr and son, Chipper, Oharle11ton, were week end guests or Mr. and Mn C P Gall<~gher Sunday a b1rtnday dLnnPr was given by Mr. and Mn c P . Gallagher for their grandson, Terry Gai.Jaghcr. Other guesl!l were hL.<; wsrc and daul:hter, Debby Mrs C P GKihtgher returned to l'harlcs.lon for a vLsLl wrth her son and him!ly Mr and Mrs Charles Faulkner and daughter, Sharon, Clendennm, were Mothers' Day guests of his mother, Mrs James Faulkner A/3c WLillum Dodson and a frrend, A/2c- Denms Mcflvame, of Cleve land , botn statwne-d at Lockbourne, spent the week end wrth Mr and Mrs Arnold Dodson Mothers' DiiY guests of Mr and Mrs G~orge J()hnson were Mr and Mr~. Frank Hysell and son, Pearl, and Miss Brrdle Haley, Rutland . Mrs Henry Cooper. Hunhngton, spent the week end wlth her parents, Mr and Mrs Homer Harlley. Saturday guests at the Hartley home were Mr and Mrs. Owen Cantrell and sons, GaliJpolis. Mr. and Mrs . Paul Johnson and sons, Columbus, were week end guc&ts of her f.1thcr, \AlLIILam Auth. eftlon, Bradbury Mrs. Mmnw Beverage and daughter, MrN .Jcanctle Waddell , CJ!arleston , ~p('nl the we<!k end w1th Mr and Mrs Carl Jonc.s, Pon· tLac, M1ch1~<:an .\RD eye Steel plant. • Mrs Paul Frencn who hall been a medrcal patrent at Holzer Hospital, was brought to the home of Mr and Mrs Edward French Saturday 1n the Rawlmgs-Coats ambulance Mr and Mrs Robert RClbel and granddaughters, Suzanne and Mary BTadbury vtslted Saturday with Mr and Mrs. W1lliam K1tchen, Chilhcothe. Mr and Mrli Ben Batey and Mr and Mrs Robert Lewis and sons have moved from Soutn Second Avenue to the Sisson properly on South 1'h11d Avenue Mrs. Harry Stover spent the week end with her daughter, sne1la a sophomore at Ohio Univenuty, 81> a Mothers' Week end guest Mrs. D C Miller, whose daughter, Mary Carolyn, is a freshman, was abo a guest at the speclll! act1vit1cs over the week end Jant.s Childs, student nurllc at Holzer llosplial spent the week end w1lh her mother, Mrs. George Childs Mr and Mrs. OrvLJle Milliron and children, Reynoldsburg, were wecl( end guests of Mr and Mrs. David OLler POMEROY SOCIETY nne 15 hostess. pink and white color Jcbeme uaed for the abowey and the wen: placed .round • bride the pint 11nd aUver Mrs Nev.a CaUendme, deputy At the dO&e of the mee~,M: grand matron , conduded Yl.spec the group adjourned to tbe ~n­ •;:tdii~~.~~ which were made by Gothard, New York lion a.f. a special meeting · of mg room for refreshments wluclt Mn. Pomeroy Chapter Hl6, OESr Thu rs wen served from a table center City, lor tbe weddlna ot Mrl. Wll· former PhyUis day evcnmg at the Masonit Tern- ed With an arrana:ement of Uam Pitts, the pie. ' spring flower!. MTS Bessie Weed Gothard. Refre.sbmentl of cake. aalad aDd Mrs Florence Tracy, worthy pre~uded tit t.he colree service and matron and Dendl Goeglein, wor Mrs. Thelma Dtll ~t t.be punc" coffee were served to Mils Goththy patron, presided tntrodu~ed bowl. Spriag flower~ decora~ed ard, Mrs. Fred Sharkey and daugh· and weleomed were Mrs. Callcii the hall 11nd the dining robm tor tet'll:, MrS. Robert Lorimer-, Mrs. dme, Mrs Faye Wmg:ett, Harrison tne occas100. Mildred j)arvlno, Mrs. Laura ville, gran(: EJecta , Mrs. Ada Ik Broyles, Klfrs: Frank Smith, ~rs. Pr~edsna: the meeting a 6 :30 Vol Beverly and Mrl!- Kathlee t Stewart HIITI$, Mrl. William P1tts, A~l. McConnelsville, grand ri' chicken dinner was 1erved at the Miss. Bever1Y Warnock, Mrs John best man. A reception will be held Jt the eburcb im121ediately after the ceremony . The young couple, who are employed in Columbus, are fur· nlsbine thelr apartment there. RST Rugged, Roving Power! ................... tertained the nelgbborhood .g chil· dren Saturday afternoon at•thelr home, Mulberry Ave., honoring tncLr da"ughter, Julie, on her fifth buthday. VOh IX • - Weather enttne • IV UIIITID PUll "'. . .,. . .w.... .., OHIO: Mootlr. . clou4r .""" thun••r· ltOnN . . . . , .... teftJeht, A """ cac ler nur LAil• lrle . . ., . w.;. ne.dly ,.rtty clovcfr wfth ~ u .t IMiwrt. Hlth ...s.y 7M2 ••apt nMr 70 """ L.b lr• low tonlwht in thrt 60L Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Tuelday, May 14, 1957 SINGLE COPY-Se ' Sewage Disposal Posing ,Problems For rs Of dleport Coundl BAKER FUIJNITURE s ·,ll th•·~~~~~~~~n~lc1c~eio~l-t~b~e~br~l~de~,~}~~~~;:~~~'~~~~P~o~m~e~ro~f.~H:. ~E~-~utb~-:r~•-·~-·-m,· Middleport Chief At W Memorial Day WREATHS MldPoliee Western Local IMay Call Mass Public Meeting To Discuss State's Attitude BASKETS - SPRAYS Sugar Run Cub Sc.out Dens In Fireman Study Emily Gothqrd Honor Guest At Bridal Shower STRAW BASKETS RUSCUS SPRAYS $1.50 26 inch Sproys $1.95 32 inch Sprays 9 inch baskeh . 12 inch baskets $1.95 $2.95 ELBERFELD$ Mi~dleport High to r<P<\r~, le::;;~:. ~ $3199.30: -The_ · on tOM September Wltl $100,~. Totals pald oUt In the general fu•d during the audit . perlo•' were Jilted as 14098.'1'3 while r~· eel.pta ~.aur~ tl(e Pfriod were ' $4lt9.8$1 Street maintenance an I "pair expeil!les were $4213 87 ana reeeip\1 were $4264.26. The lf.reet JlJb( fWlil received $:2611.95 and expm.ses were $1863.26. There were no financial tran. RUOns In the mayot's ofl1c • during the period of lime cover ed bY tbe hamlnatlon, accordlpg to the report. The Water Work~ conMructlon program Wilt r ~­ Vl~wed and Its frnandd 'sla e fllellt ~rdo~ Ji.ist clip this valuabte coupon ••• take it to an1 merchant listed below -Extmiriatlons are made pcrio!: Hally by the Bureau of Ins~­ tto., and Supervltlon of Public ome,s under AuditC'tr Rhodes. . ·' " .Meigs CAP ·Unit ' ;~aps Plans For fts Bean Dinner of unsightlY the school and vU111.ge Other members o! the ~1vic CommLttec are Mrs Clarence Neutzllng, Mrs. Pearl Mora, and Mrs Th.;;odore Mora. Concert 1'o Be Given Tonight The comUined band and glee club concert which was presented at Tuppers•Plains High School laat mght will be gtven again tomght at Chester High School atarlmg at 8 p. m. Students from both school! are members of the band and glee club. . •Mrs. Alice' Nease is glee club di· rtrttor and Robert Seibert ls band dl~ctor. A Sliver oflermg will be taken. Oliver Mitch, Mld~leport, wa<~ fmcd ~~ and costs for mtoxLC.' tion; Ph1Up Bradbury, Mtddl·~ port, was fined ·and eo\sts lor nHoxicahon and Dal~' KennedJ. Middleport fined $20 and eosl& [or intox\eatioD. '20 All of the latter ~1110 Jailed after three wet · failure to pay fines . >!ARKET REPORT ' CINCINNATI UP - Produce: Eggs, about steady ,net prices paid at farms for U. S. consumer wbites and browns, A jumboa 2831, A large 25-27. mediums 22-24; A small 19-20 ;B large 22-24; FOB whites and brown~ , A large 31-32; A medium 28-20; B lsrge 28-29. GIIANOI MUTING Pomeroy !lend Grange will Chickens ,stacdy, fryers 8:3\1 lb. meet in regular sessiOn Wedne"· 19-21, hens ,beavy, 14-16; l!lbt 11· day at 7:30 P. '-M. ~t the OAV 12. Hall. Butter, creamery~!~· Local SalesDlan-Wins Bond . IN 15 MINUTIS $150 •• Picture • • • • of Good Grooming You're always rlghl in rowhen you look your ,.ell-groomed bost! Let us NOTHING TO . MANPOWER ~ FOR THE FUTURE YOU CAN DO SOMfTHING ABOUr tr HOWl help by keeping all your In eVflTJ' fttJd ol hualne.., the inr prel!n&rt of appUe-.tloDL demand for educated men and womM arowa blner ;rqr by clolhet as opotle~Sly clean bou~ht NO. 25 Chester School Children Win Poster Contest Seniors On Trip To Washington !IJy you • at y or PLIASID WitH RESULTS as they_were • e <Yourt ....... l'W Julie Brown Is , Honored Guest At Birthday Par:ty Rev. and Mr.s. Eugene Brown en· Surprise Party Given To Honor Bernice 8.owen fLOST 731bs ~~ fresb • .. . Umted Methodist Ohureh by men·presentative Gothard, Johnny Lou and Jack1e bel'!l of the WSCS Mil'ii Edllh Hutsinplller, GaH Lynn Mlller, Mr' E L. Gothard, Games were played durina; the polls, trustee of the OES Home: Columbus, Mr8'. testa Gothard afternoon, after which cake ..ntb Garnet F.ghn, Athens, memh(>r 01 Middleport. candles, lee cream, kool aid and the Rrand chm-w, twl'lve visitlll!: Miss Gothard Is to be mamed candy were aer-Jed. Mickey mouse On The Brightest w~Jrlhy matrons and dght worballoons were given 11 favors. on May 31 to Frank snarkey, son • Corner In Middleport thy patron.s, eighteen past worth)' of Mr and Mrs Fred Sharkey, CoJulle receLved several nice glflll matron~ and ~IX put wor.thy p • lumbus, at the Chtcago Avcnue Present were Chuckle and TomLrons of Pomeroy Chapter, an·' Miss Bernace Bowen WII.S gu~t Churcn of Christ Attendants Will my vaughan, Bernedlne and Mary ton were week entl vi 5 Uon~ with several past matrons and pa~' of honor at a surpnse fartwell be Mrs. William Pitt&, sister of the K Hennessy, Danny and Janet f patrons other chapters · h Mr. and Mrs. J~hn '-a McKenzie o mornmg at t .., matron-of-honor, Miss Char- Brown and the honored 11ueat. d d f Masons honored were Ha-rry partv Friday P. Smith, Loren:r:o Davis. Elv4!'rett puplls of the fourth ant., fitl'l Lynda! Everl\art Hubb;;:dand hmily of Day. ily were also vidtors. Salisbury School, g1ven by Tracy. Fred BlaeUnar and Charlc.s grades Miss IJ9wen , r.e)lilO '•c Peoples education 1n8!ruotot ·in the toun Following JnJtJatton fd~' Cal· ty sehool, haa reBiped and' wtll lendme gave a good report f return to her home In Iowa. The party Wlt8 plannet'l by th, the ctJapter's work and also a.1 interesting talk. Talk!; 1 we . e teachers, Mrs Genev.a Joaehill" gtven by several of the cuest..li. and Mrs. Lettie Young 11nd the m· The wortny matron presented a thers of the puplla. During the g1ft to eac-h of the olfscers 1Dd ~ party Mrll- Maxine Arnold, in begift w<1s presented her from thl· half of the !)Upils presented Mbs off1cers A g1ft was al!IO present- Bowen with a German made dcsl ed ea<:h grand officer present. clock anrl a wool stole Icc cream and cookies \liN served !rom a table centered wi'h BeautUul wreaths of Ruscus In colon of blue, ptnlt:, oran arrangement of Iris !Urroun<" chid, purple and green, also green Lycopodium and gn:en ed with napkins on whioh wa.t and wh1te plastic, all trtmmcd witb nowen and a wule inscribed .scripture verses satin bow. A sturdy metal easel w1th each wreath. Mutners planning anrl attending the party were Mr.!. Paul MeE1roy The three nens of Cub Scou· ~ 15 lneh wreaths ..................... . $1.95 who attend Sugar Run School Mrs Ernest Powell, Mrs. Ola.1 17 Inch Wreaths ..................... - $2.95 have for their theme thiJ mont.1, Genhe1mer, :Mrs. W. R. Davis, Mt'S Ernest Cullums, .Mrs. Maxme A:.·· "Ftreme-n " Latt week they accompanied nold, M'rs &all Buck, Mrs. Ver by their Den mothers, v1stted the non Evans, Mrs Albert Brown. Mrs Lawrence Leonard, Mn thlrtl wii.Td flte house and wer' Ja-mes Hall, Mra Gtoorge Broth 11bown the bullding: by Ol11n Pink and natural colored oval baskets Green, lavender or pink ruscus sprays m-s, Mrs Wilbur Bailey, Mr• Goodwin and Jack Thoms• who later took tnem to the parkllll! Freda Hall, Mrs. Vl<lla Jeffers, trimmed with beauty flowers, blossoms, trimmed with flowers and wide satin bows. lot where they were permitted to and two guests wel·e prese!H, green foliage and ribbon bows. M1kc Brothers and Dicky D11via. nold the •ho.se Pvc Robt•rt Bycr wha h11.s com· pletcd his hil~lc lraimng at Forl Knox, Ky, 1~ home until MaY 24 Mr. and Mrs Howard Stewart with hi~ parents Mr and Mrs. spent a fE'w days last week In MinKenneth Bycr Pvl HYer, whO was _ersville wllh Mrs Fanme Kaspar bookkeeper for tnc 1-lrcstonc Mr and Mrs Dor!«!y Jordon and Store -bcf01e ('nter1ng servLef, will 110n, Rodiley of Car penter visited return to ~·ort Knox for clerrcal Saturday cvenmg w1th Mr and trauung Mrs Howard Stewart and Mrs. ~·ranklin Rl<h;ml~. ('olumbus, Ray Sc1denable The Den Mothers, Mrs. W1Uia. 1 spent Lh(' week (>n(] w11h his grand Mr and Mrs Harald Rmsell Ande-rson and Mrs R L. Jacob~ mother, Mrs Ht•7. ilool and daughter, Mrs How11rd WRI- of Den tbrec, Mrs Charles Hoff· Mr and Mr~ Loui s Hayden and deck and son and Mn John Halll· man and Mrs Wallard Boyer, Dell baby son find Don Payne, Dayton, nan or Huntmglon , W Va visltctl two· Mrs H E Boney, Den M ~­ Wt'Tr.' wt>ck f'nd gur~ts of Mr. and Sunday w1th Mrs Rus~('ll's mother, the; one, expreSAed tnc., appr..1 Mn. Charles l'<!y ne Mrs John Chase Mtsa EmilY Gothard, daughter of ciatto.n to Mr Goodwm and Mr Mr and Mr:~ (,cur.u:e nursl and MLss Nelle Brng fell Saturday at Mrs. Lesta Gothard, Middleport, Thomas {or the\r kmdncss and doughlcrs, Wrll.~ton Yd•re Mother's her home, Union A\e, breaking was guest of honor at a bridalhelp ln the~r work. Day gut•KtH of h1•r parents Mr nnri her l'lght wr11:1l. shower given last Thursday at the 1 Mrs G G Werner and fnmlly Mr and Mrs Conrad Ohlinger home of her sister, Mrs J. D Mil- I Stephen ('opl', who wu called and daughter, Naomi, returned ler, Columbus, Wlth Miss Chalotte TORONTO, OHIO- I wcil!lhed 197 here from Battle Creek. Michigan . home, Saturday from Columbus lbl wtwn I ~tart.ed hktng Roenncl hy tnt' rf'tf'nt l'lt>alh o£ his step- where Naomi underwent a comCnnct ntnte. I ve h11d wondnful re• IIUitl I have lou 73 Lb• 1nd twvcr fath~·r , PH!Il ncn<"h left Sunday plelc check \IP at the Chaldren's hR\Ie 1 •nne huniry" wrltH EldA tor Iu s home Hospital for the past ~everal days Slewart1 BOG Matn st Toronto, o. 1 t~el Uxe a new perr•nn " Mr nntl Mr.~ f:o:s·nrs-t Jones und While 111 Columbu~ they were Alk your druillhl for ol nunrc• of Sunday at 10 p m a thirty nine llq11id RI!NN!:L Com·enllat•• Vou lL dnuulli<'J', Curol .Jean; Mr~ !larry guests of Mr OhlLngPr'!l' cousins, pa!.!lcnger Greyhound bus pulled never know A hunxrv m o m~nt whlle Jloa gl,Jnri amt ~fls~ C:tM'<' Sau\'agc, Mr anrl Mrs .J E Thomas. rllduclrll wUh RENNEL, out· rrom Middleport High School l' nlumhu ~ W!'r!• Wf'<'k ('Jltl gursl~ Mr and Mr.~ Llrry J<Jcubs mov· w th the Seniors frofn MHS, thesr 1 or MI ~S Jcllll Lamn )olnln~~: th e ••d from f'o l umbu~ la~t week to chaperones, Mrs Guy Reynolds r.: roup fnr d1n1wr Suntlay "' the I he home of her parentR, Mr and and Coach charles McDonlllld, and M;ll I ill ll1•s1,1ll l' 31l\ WNC l\.1 r and Mrs Clifford Ebenbach. where the bus-driver, E B Franklin, Mrs Sinn]('} Jo 1 w~ Pomerov Mr~ they w11l reside for tne summer Erul' sl Jllncs Anl'l daughter f<~ro l Karl Gruescr uf ~hneravllle WA~ Charleston. TONIGHT LLI.St minute admonlt,ons from Frank , Sinatra Mar inn llr111Hio J('llll , ICnlllLIH'rl for a :~horl ~Hill n husmess vlt~ltor In Columbus on parent s, advice from friends and WLih :\oiLs~ Lama Fnday. GUYS AND DOLLS best Wishes from a large crowd of Mrs V11 ,((lnl,l Sht•ct~. r.nlllpolLs , Mr and Mrs Paul Keiser and parents, frleud11 and spectators fol. (Cinemaacope - Tcrhnicolor) former locnl rt·~>ldcnl. w11.s a Jlurgl - rl:tugntcr, Utrevc, and Bob LcMas_..lKolowed the acnLOr!, twenty·nlne cal JaCt Webh tin Techmcolor) W('ekp,!LJcnl at Jlol:t.rr llo~pLtal la st t(ll·~ of Columbus were recent boys 11.nd ten g1rls, as they plied gucsts or Mr and Mrs Harry Kcls. on tnc bus carrying Jvnebel, cal'?· 24 HOUit ALERT Mr. anl'l M1·.s Charles McNamee cr, Mmcrsvllle. eras, portable radha•, cosmetiC Mr und Mr~ (' 11 W1se Jr were Mr and Mrs Hers hall Manuel TUIS.-WID MAY 14-15 boxes, etc. ljU('~ts Sunday of Mr and MrR C and daughters, .Jean and J11.nlee, of FAMILY NIGHTS B Weise, llarm.onvlllc Road Syracuse spent Sunday In Colum· Mrs L. W. McComas and daugh(Car or truck Loflrl Mr 11nd :\frs .,~ran kHn Ginther bu9. ler. Dianne, brought cookies and admltted on 2 Adull Trek<• I~ and !'hi11lren. VLckl anrl Gnry , and Mr and Mrs Carlos Cowen of home-made candy fot' the travelera Jack Webb Janet l..t.·rgh Juanhn llnwkms, Columbus SJlcnl Dayton spl!nt Saturday w1tb Miss a1 11o SUit case• were 1tored In the PITI KILLY BLUES lhc werk t•nll With Mr and Mrs Marcia Karr, Syracuse luggRgc compulment by the driv(Cinemaaeope - Tcrhnlcolor) John Hawkln!l Jr. Rev Gcor.!(e Davis Is on two er who returned Saturday from -al.t!o}>~rank Gothard, whu hu hecn weeks vucalion from the Rutland· an'otber trip to Waahinaton, D C. Jame s Ducn Lauric CRrroll cmploy<'d Rl the Dally' Sentinel Syracuse Methodist churchea. nua 18 his fourth trip this year RUMILI ON THI DOCKS shop h•ft Sunday for j:olun1bm Mr anti Mrs Charlea Elliott, w1th groupa of atudent1 and he (Rock 1nd Roll G•rt~) whert' he Is employed at/the Buck snn, Stephen ,and daughter, Jan. made five last summer. icc, of Ch11rleaton, W. Va., were Supt. L. W. MeComaa checked week end J(uests of her mother, the 8ludentl a8 they took their Mrs C L Arnold. Athena Rt~ad place.s. Only three decided not to Mr and Mrs. George Brady (Wil- make the trip Unda Flcrlng . •Tu· ma Cowan) who were hoal»f.allzed d1th Murray tnd Milford Hy.,n. February " at White Cross ~lospit· The driver gave their roUte as a!, Columbus, u the rcaul~ o[ an f'arkerabura, Clarklbura:, Wipc:he1. au!omoblle accident, were ftleaacrl ter, va., - where they wou~ prolast week and returned t(t Lhetr bably eat bre~kfast ,and Into Wash· home, South Solon, Both fe con. \ngton, D. C. by 1cven o'cloe~our Imed tG wheel chain. lime, eight ..,·clock there-. , Mr. and Mrs Stanley Smalley At noon they ~ill leave f"Or Ballind aon.s, Dnld and Cho.rln, of timore by the Baltimore Parkway, Zllnlltvllle were Sunday aueatl of on Into Philadelphia, over the t,tcw Mr and Mu Gilbert Freeman, Jeney Turnpike- into New York Mn. William DRVId returned to City where they art to 1t1Y at lhe her home, Columbus, Sunday after PtccadUJy Hotel. Loano up to '1000 Sub jed to Prompt Approval a woek ond vl.sU wUh Mra. Dena in Washmgton, Audrey Frost 1M E. M•lll St. Phone 191 t1rneot Covert, Mgr. Zwlllin,g and other friends. W~att, MHS Alumnae, will meilt Mn. Pearl ~ailey of Columbut the lravelenr thia. mormn11 and In waa the week end guest of her New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Don brother, Hobart Raub, Anne St. • Allen. the former El!lthcr Bradbury Arthu.r Smith of Chaunc8')' apent ot Middleport, plan to be at the , Sunday evening with his mother, hot,cl when they arriVe. Bqy. Mr,.. JuUua Smith. cu. I r ,..,. Aad tho~riUpplr I• alread, fa.1lin1 behind t.he demand. the 'em! Robinson's l.aundry ~t<ond Stroot Pomeroy, Ohio Aa bualnean• rrow more complex tbq ..,peed more- Intelli&U.t MDplo,VJa at aU level•peopae who hue l .. rn.ed tQ think - Pfople wttb eolle,e cl~ lftel. The eollerea aN doing Ultlr beai \o tum out moN edu~ the same as you would get .with a $5fl!l.purchase! .i This II a special oft£ to get you their at4 Di>W If ther expeel their manpower Dteilr. t.a bll....t tn the futun. Help til& eoUeaa or ant,.-. tie• C)f rour choice. The ntu.m1 1ril.l be aru.ter thu ;rou WU. • • • • H you wanl " ltftow wMt the erelo c:ated. 1Miti •ud womea. Bu.t the, ..,... ertr.il llttCII"' to you. -~ for are hampand bJ l&ek of f\tnda. o f,... boollltt 10a HtOHU 10\Jc:A. Thr not onlr need added liON. loa 36, ThM& Squore S.. Jlhplcalcap~cit,forthemoUDt- tlon, New Yort. 36. New York. "' ·.' f'IIWiiW No poiU.- io - - wilA C.....U dl!li.IO r.u Ad-"11 11,,.,,_,.,. Ad"'"""" J'•....._ A•iolollo<o. MH1111, c.ffieer, tave n~vigatffin for ln"'.e lrll"· Xo~gest 'Honor~ .' • Pomeroy, Ohio Kniltr Store. ' Allodatel! J.latUo· Sorvi<e Swallel's Ashland Service Nl8lee GuO !ltin'IU W118oa's Used Cars ' W118oa's M9blle Servl.. ·Middleport, Ohio Baley'• Servin StaUon l level in diagin~ a baaement for bla new home. He wall! diA:ging iA slluvlaJ soil aboul three mUes westof StaUon .oH Routt 180. !~,~~:r:d}!~ to Gallipolis City~ Mills, a friend f( Vancre· .. Vanee " h11 really run en· to something, how b\1 we don't. know yet:" Mllla dillelosed that a 1~er counter WRI taken to the area and that it "jumped all O'fet the plaee." Jobn Weroer of MiddlaPorl. radio teehnleian, was c:alled to Galto cheek the counter used "diggings." Werner. Sentinel tbil mom- ii_~~~::r~:';,andwuthatIn be good wortdetected Ill reaction from a small, ceyst.ll 'Of the mica that Mills llbd Vance happened to have- with lllem Jrom l1lo ......,.nl elte. Funeral servu.•es for John Carter Smith, Bradbury, were held Sal· urday mormng at the Bradhury Church of Chrtst w1th the Rev. Cnarles Lemley officiating. Speeial mustc was presented by Mra. Paul Wmn Buru,; was m t.he RivcrYleW Cemetery, Middleport, by the Raw. lings C.::oats Funeral Home. Pall bearers werE' S1dney Kloes. Arthur He~s. J>aul Kauff. Paul Moore, WilHam Turner, Wilham Rumfield Included 1n the relatives and [riends who came for tbe servi~t were MW Kay McGhee , Ga111J,:Olis, fiancee of Mr. Smtth. Mr and Mra, McGhee, r.alhpohs, Mrs Maymle Pappas, New York C1ty; Mrs. Al· bert Panouo Pawpaw, Mich., Mr. 11.nd Mrs Paul Fahrte Dalton, Ul.; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and two daugh.ters. St Alhan!, W Va Mrs P11.ppa.s, who II a SIStet' of William Fred sm1th sr, is remainmg for a longer vJ.SLt 11t their home Mr and Mrs. Fabrie Mrs Panozzo were end of Mrt and Mn. and ehtldrcn, Panoz:r:o and Mr. sister and brother of Mrs'. I Poliee officials In Gallipolis verified today that one of their patrolmen has chanced upon wl!at ~ay b~ a valu~ble mica and radio active ore strike in the Kerr s Statton area m Spring. field township. Patrolman Sidney Vance was reported to have come upon mica tn unknown qui.ntitles when he reached the four foot are planning Ia · Ghutcli They need atronKV, bett.r-paid t.eultiu. Bu•lneumea ,..\o look ahead know the.)' mutt'tift Valuaible Mica Discovery Made ln Gallia-Co By Police Offitter r 6tarted eaviq'J:op_· falue Stamps for America's fineBt branil-name &ift&-:-lreel And to acquaint you ... ' ' . with the frlelidly merdlanta wbo live Top Value SlampL They live Top Value Stamps fer fJee gifta as a diec:owlt fol: <alb purcba- Buy from these ~ta. You'U aave bn price .•• then &a\'ll twice wbell ,W •ve Top Value·Stamps. / ' Smith Funeral Rites Are Held On Saturday --According to Hilton Wolfe in fOmeroy today, the 'm\ea is round In erydals throughout the fine. lbamy &Oil that appears: hke Jigbt tlay WOlfe ,,isited the sltc Monday. ; Mills verified that the crystals definitely have been RSSa)·ed as mlca. The mmeral usually Is mmcd in the Carolinas and In the Southwest part of the Vnrted States. "We can't anderstand th presIN THIS GROUP pictured in the rear a Greyhound bus ence nere," sa1d MLlls ,"but it usually turns up alongside uranium Monday night is the nucJeous of Middleport's championship In other parts of the- country," he baseba.JI team now touring the sights of Washington D . C with other MHS seniors. 29 boys and 10 gtrls. They will readded. . F ·d The Gallla County prospectors turn Thursday, then head for Columbus J ets Sta d IUm n ay uen't1banking money yet on the to play in the State Regional tour_nament. I~ the group are "strike'' being valuable. If the m.l- players Bob HenneSy, Charles Davis, Dave Hmdy, Jr. Kenneca ls extensiVe, it would be worth dy, Ed McComas, Jim Bowles. (Daily Sentinel photo). (Coutin~d on Pt.Je &aven) ur 1 Fred Smith. 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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