https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fbbb2d45520038ff8a60943e13ea3f8c.pdf 5434c94be7b16f8f9cc2301893034e8f PDF Text Text - ______ .......---• • • / 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 �f 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 14,1957 Daily Sentinel • ' ~ . ,_ ' OHIO VAllEY LIYISTOCK this side of Roush Road crossing. ]I Qr.S- 175 tn 220 lbs t8 to 18.'20 leapi r1:.: A ear ca.mc litl'rally 220 to 2W lbs 17.50 to 18.00: Uab.ts down the road. head~ d towar J 17 tu 18.50 rat Sows 12 to 16 Stags the guard rail on tu~ side, jump· l2 to 16 BOI:Itli 10 to 15 SowJJ--Plgs '!d back to .center toward m~ . div 40 to 60 Sh.oats 9 to 19. ~d al the gu•rd rail agait;t ~d CATTLE- -Steers 12 to 20 Heifers The Susar 11vn P'l',_ wm rn.-t - . DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIG$-MASON AQA a11in managed to gi!t Cptll :· 10 to 20 Baby Reel H to 20 Fat at lhe school J"}lun4ay at 7 :30 P .ICHAitO S. OWIN- GIMIUol MANAGER back on lhe road REYNOLD I. GltiENI- EDITOR Cows 12 to 17 Canner!! 6 'to 10 M. "K now You School NeecU Fo 1 was frwr:m to the steering Bulls 12 to 16 Mill Cows 65 to 130. The FutlU'e.'' is the topic of th · National 1dverti~ redn!Mntatlve, Bottlnelll-Klmball lae.. . , .vheel MY one flashing thou'g ht VEAL CALVES-Tops 24.30 Sec· Hostesses will be at the po1t oUlce .at P: J "Thls i.s it. And I'll nPv er :ot-·· onds 20 to 24 :Medium 15 to 22 em. program. ""--: ·· --·. R t.. Jacobs, Mrs. Frank T1tus ;tere U n 1 Charles and Dad 'B.gain.'' In th~' &. H.v1t. 1Z to 22 Culls 8 to 12. Mrs. W. ll Shasteen, . Mrs. C. ~- . IU07Su:!:rtpuon rates: Dell very_by carrier wbere ..vallable 30 eenta . there a seant seven mi nu-te~. lllle fleetln( secoDd I bad face~ it. SHEEP-Ewes &: Lm.s 4 to 10 Bla~eslee, Mrs- W-illiam Clar.t · week· gne year tn adVance af'l'he J>&!ly Sentinel office, '-15.~~ l B"f a\..ANCNJ: M. HASKINS pi.n from ou. ~ta.m.a anc! J four.d ?.!)· ~at h ing reply •·You Mve earthly Stock Ewes 3 to 8 Fat Sheep 3 totO Mrsr. William Anderson, Mrs. moniLJ, $'7..80; three months. $8..90. By motor ro~ wb~ avauab1 · II bevtl Gtoucllo Y'arx ~a m I the apl'::~n, I for~eL wbere, but _.: to have a paid resenation to eve1 . .'..nd there wasn't one thing t cbuld dO about it. Culls 1 to 5 Buclts 3 to 8 Fat Weth· Frank V'l.ughan, Mrs. Leslie Fultr: j c.ne month-!1. BY•fall one year $8; alX monthl, $4.2:5; three m once that he'd win at the races had bod&dou.sly (a pu.re Gllll'.£1 get LN thls bath .. l'n often woqdered how f.at ers 4 to 8. 011111 hl! ""nag" always r1n lhe Co. word) disappe<~red offn t:w Mn~. JameS Titus and Mrs. Lell P.DO~o:euJ:tn~eJ- afternoon e~cept Sundar by The Ohlo VaUer Senwe need twu baths around her e \hat crazy geek i::Ol, l>ecause h1· LAMBS-Tops 20 Se~onds 15 to Vaughan. o.thel' w.ny, Ind. ru fut to.o. face of Lhe ettrth. 'ioel. Inc.• at 110 Meebanlc St., PI;MDUOY, 0. BualmeaB o!flce phone <S~ aBd when c. t-' . H. I-andi m homfl was most surely on his way to ;, 18 Light Wls. 10 to 14 Common Almost as . . heartbrealtina: was T.tte Bible-found j1JBJmd bf> tdltorial ollloe- 39'1. three. wrel'k. 8 to IZ. WiUie ShOemail:er standing tall iu hind a dre.sller drawer aftl'r an wei need BOWEN ON PROGlAM announce whil e I'm finishin~ Miss Bernice Bowen, .Mei g" the saddle and slowlog Gallanl basty exit from 247 Palmer ;_n dilhe!t "Now, 1'11 want that hath w~ talk about the horrors o · - - -.-,0- N _$___ County Weekday Religious EdL Man when he'd have been saUin,.: 193?. We ·'bb to never" found 1: ronm to brus h my tet!:Lh and a hornb warfare. We HAVE th e The New Haven Lions Club met cation. tf:ac-M'r. will be on tUe o~er that finls h line in one see· but got along fllle as we hac! five wash my hancts.'' bombs right in our gasoline ta-nk ·. Tuesday e-vening at (he American program Wednesday evening . oo<t more. qr six ulht!rs. . . I'm going to put a ''No V~· 1 e~:peet dollars just · feW. likf' My safely deposit key- m a caney" .sign on that door if th \d and in those panting horses un- Legion Hall. Ruring the business when Cla.s 12 Circle of the der the engine hood. meeting it was requested by the WSCS meets at Heath Methodist rain around there when folk.!, pincushion with a button pocket keeps on. They're !.lomb:;, I te~l you a:ld ci ty that Railroad Street be changwho had l heir mazoola on Gal· of 3 thing attached. I put it tbNe 1 could write a ynung book on the eight poor lifeless ones ~n e dto George Sreet and the un· Church at 8 p . M. M.iss Bowen an active .m ember of the clus is ianl Man lost out. "to be safe" while we were aone the {errible tragedy that C'lll\e to Be sure to see picture of tha t on a trip Gver Ea!l. It took me the Bend last Wednesday but our midst are as ·dead as if stood paved street by the school house to leave th:i.s summer for Io•-1a us S!JD On CH"-NNEL 3 WED. where .she wiU make her borne. US SIGN ON photll nnish in last Time Maga- one full day's wailing and $G.O'l there remains .so little one can up to a wall and shot. And huw Short Str.,eet. 1 :00 TodQ The gtoup again vo ted to give 't:OO Tod.ay zine also tbe winner Iron Lieg"! to have the bank cb.i.seJ the box say, and more tragically, nothing we wGuld recGil at th ut. Romper Room . 9:00 1 hope to go to .Kyger Crel:'k an awa rd to a Com mercial student 1:00 ft9mper Ro-om thre'e- minulcf! after he was born. open-some urgent business wt~s KAARI' TO II HO.TS The P.rice b Ric'ht to,oo one can do. Commencement wbel'C I ·h ave a of the Wahama graduating class. 10:00 The Price is Rl&ht waiting and bankt can't det thlll much Mr. lnd )lrl. ,C. ll· Karr._Sr., 1 try to. vl.ill'alize young Charlc$ nepbew ara t; uating. Butt I think I Those atuin~ing were WoGdrow w..ho are lenin·· in tbe near fu·· 10,3() Truttl llf ConHquenees 10:80 Truth or Conseq,uen~es 1 don't see .how any one -roltld cbiael act till all -'='¥-tGtnerll are McCoy coming h~re and viewing Tic TIIC Doua;h .!1:00 11:00 Tic Tac Dough lose 1 ~aL bil · helf~r. let alone out and .n o one th.ert to. IPJ'tad -h-i11 ent~re familY lyi ng sti-ll in ab11ll t ak:e to the hills to ~~ Albert Dod1on; ;Jack Frey, Cbarle8 ture (or their farm ·home afteJ 11:30 II ColOid Be You tLSo tt ' Could Be You th L• 12,00 c~t two of lh·e m . But such. wa s the tbe alarm. "The bunk's bee.l death to think of youne: Bill} the re. go arou,nd by· KygervL1:r )ewe ll . Georl{e Jewell . 8Gb John- Nsldiug at the apartment ·ancl Poplar Ridge come dOWll ston, Larry · ~ing, Charles Leste-r, 12:00 Current Vu1qe HaU for 1bC )'ear:st.)t~vt: ca~e •lllftordiQ.g t.o our Sfo!llltLncl busted into!" My LltUe Margie ' 1:00 H~ue¥ and smaK Ruth beTelt LiU.J.c Ky ger R')8d and there yo· Niek Phelps, 'Mark Ward and Johl), 1:00 My Little Margie ciassif\$ M:y dear · f)ld AJoquin pin, set IJ,viled tbe Mid:liepurt Fl.e . P.: 1:30 Ten~lefl Emle OJ both dear young parents, and Wolfe. ' 1:30 'N'nnessee Ernle pawtment, the Pollee de~ment . 2:00 MatiJlH Theater Anyf;tody see 11 touple hetfen with 10 peirl.&-it was a real of Carkr Smith at th~ very dawn are. Because( Lhe l(ll:osls of tbt< -----2:00 Matinee Theater the Vill.Ue. Offiei.a:b, t~ Stre' ! ~ar\.nt around tbe countrylidt:. 1ooer 1081 otl a double ~ bus Of .Ufe led only a few days ~go 3:00 Queeb f-or I PIJ whole piliful .MC~y family , ·or or the fam~s "And Sudden 3 :~ Queen for a ,Day J)eparWtent ud tbf! Presl to be )fo4crn )f:mneneel looking for greerier p1atures. Ir i.n chieaa:o. I feel bad O'ltr t.ba.t became engaged to be marru!tl;. George and Elizab~ Ki lley .and Death" should a~pear- m our 1()-. thdr 4J.nner aae~;. Thursday at 3:45 ComOcly Tim• 3:d Modern Retmanace.f ao report to the .lientin"tl adctrtal. oue ;Y.-t. t :OO A.J\d. all this cruel loa&, .so pted- Cartf!r Smith will ~ riding rig~t eal paper.s and should be handed 4:00 Comedy Time 'f P. M. at the Pirvm~ 's Hall. We Uaed to lilY d:owu ~e 1 do ·h ope tboae J'teLftrl ~ ..... gbulll oetdt.... Kovletlme at my elbow if I 10 the mal • out not only to speedsters bu~ 4:30 :Movletime 40 wbeu some tbn objtet, lo 11 back, tbe lnconsiderat.e ·h ulllea. fteii are very .(ew people wh r- hiihway. Cartoou Lo •cvery one who is daring enOU61\ 5:30 CartQQUS OIPitiD TO OUT'f &ought for turned up "The lost is Mv• not .bad a nurow esc:ape News. .aeacltlnes Farewell, dear oncR. The grin: to even get Ln an - automobile. S:U Newl :Picture Ull Ss:l. Sara J. Fitbcr, daughtE-r fowul. and the delld's aUve." . 1 b h d thrcr.u#l the y.ellfl U he drives. lesson you leU behihd.... is enThis startl-ing and realistic ar- of Mayor and Mrs. C. 0 . Fisher (J:OO W~tterfront B:QO Spiucll Playholllfl tn my time ·I have lost th~ . M I was fmish na a ~t. an Weethereut 0 grav!!d on our very hearts here. Hcle describes, eases actua-lly on 6:30 Wea~~t)fCist 6:30 was notified Monday that she was 5o1De Clve or 11b: yean ago I following items namelY. to-w:t Jl¥11 st.artinl to dr~ ~·~ ~:! ull Sil9.rto SY• reco-rd. Many states and age~i~s to report at Fort H<!.yea, Colum 8:115 Sporla Eye 0 just Jove to say "to-w.lt", doa't yell• "You.,.:bout t ua n W'ltl amblina home from dowu 6:45 ·NBC News One Ir>Ore suggestion. Copi~ · have used it. It can be secured bus. thiJ! weekend as WAC .r ~'" you"J an apron .a Bible, my sat. . bath reom . ~~~.. bf ln. 'Cbeablre way, at tbe curve just 7:00 Mayor of tHe Town in large lots at a smaH price, ori- cruitlng officer. Sgt. Fisbe~. who 8:45 NBC News ty · key. '·and mY Aloquln Good srler. I'd _..., en 7:00 Arthur Murray P.arty ? :30 Father KnoWs Best · ginally printed in Readers Dlge•t bas served for s ix years u~ th· 7:30 Panic years ago, rousing natt.onal ln1er· WAC bas been 11tati.oned at Fo<t 8:00 Jane Wyman Sbow 8:00 Kraft TV Theater 8:30 Circle Th.eater 9:00 · This is Your Lif~~t est. McClellan, Alabama. since her S:30 Federal Men 9:30 0 Henry Playhouse . reer.li'ltment two years ago. 10:00 AMa,o Called X 10:00 TBA NEW CITIZit.! 10:30 New• Headlines 10:30 News Headlines Mr. and Mrs. Ottie Konkrigh' OIS TO MEET 10:40 Nltewateh 10:40 Nite.watch S pringfiil ~ . .&.re announctng th : Evangeline Chapter, OES, will 12:00 Tonight 12:00 T~mgl"!.t birth a sev~ n pound seven m .!et Friday at '7 :30 for n p~a ~ ounee son , Stanley Allen, n l tice sessiPn eaUed by Mrs .. Wllh:; Mercy Hospital, Springfield, M011· Anthony , WorthY . Matron, lll pre· day, May 13. They also- have ar, paration for t.heir inspection . un older son. Grandparents are th.:: MAy 20th. All dinJter reservatl.tkl~ --~-Rev .. !lnd Mrs. C. R. Konkright , must b~ made with ' )Irs. Anthonv WEDNESDA'l: TUESDAY :.t:iddl~port ·and MT. and Mrs. by Thursday, M'aY i 16th. 7:00 Jimmie Dean New Carlisl;;:o Fon•est · Grimm, 7:00 J immie Dean .,.-7::SO Boston Blackie Great grandparents are Mr. and 7:30 BostoQ,· stackie SURGI!0::1 MEET 8:00 Captain KangarBet Mrs. C. L. -Korrkright and ,Mro. Dr. Tom F. Lewis, Colu-mbus\ 8:00 Captaih Kangaroo 8:30 CorH:~ s Archer Aibtll't Clos, Brooksville, Ky . t rnrmer \QCai resi dmt ·preside(\ 'lt. 9:1)(1 Garry MOore 9:00 Garry Moore 9 : ~0 Arthur Godfrey lhe fifth annual m-e<'ting of ~he 9:SO Artllur Go.~frey Ohio State sur<Jieal Assoclaholl 10:30 Strike lt Rich 10:30 St:d\!:e it Rl~h ~t the peshleT-llilton Hotel : Dr . 11 :00 Valiant Lady 11 :00 Valiant Lady 11.15 Love llf Life Lewis i~ the outgoing prestdent 11 :15 }Ave of Life :30 Search for Tomor~ow of the Slate or~anization and .h:= 11 ll:30 SeaTCh fetr Tomorrow 11:45 GuidlnJ Light mt>t with directors ~f the su~~· W·-"'"'-'lir",~,i,h;,._., c :l \ tzroup in a spec tal meeh lJ;l 12 :00 Ka tie\;.Kitch en 1 MnnduV morn ing- at the Columbu s 12:30 As the. 1World TurnA -., " • looi '~<;a~e'l.l!l-il<hen 1:00 Our "'ss Brooks 12:30 As th{' World Turns A.thlelie C)•lll . 1:30 Hou.sa.Party 1:00 Our Miss Brooks 2 :00 Big P:ayorf 1 :SO House party 2:30 aob c rosby show 3:00 Brighter Day 2•00 Big Pa~·off " NO. 33 3:15 Secret StGrm 2:30 Bob Crosby Sllow There are all snrts of woys 3~0 Edge of Night 3:00 Brigh ~et- Day to pllrk cars. Some cities ma~t 4. :00 The Early Show :J: 15 Secret Storm motori r.ts park at an angle w~ .t' 0:30 your Easo Reporter 3:30 Edge of Ni~ht other~ can for ' parallel par·k\n t 5:45 Sports Parade 4 :00 The E ariy 'Show some pa rk curs undN"ground, 5 :5;i w eatherman Ycur Esso Roporter , 5:30 while other.~ park your car nosl'· 11':00 Acllon Sports Par11lle \ S:45 ag·ain~tl-t-he-curh; whil e ~any s 1y 6:15 Douglas Edwards . ~:115 Weatherman \ d:30 In Fa~,. Of Properly Recars shoul rl. be parked rr.a ~ 6:00 Action , va~uatio!T Levy bumper-ugainst-the·l'Urb. There 's Dough11t Erlwards ~:Ill only one rulll v;,u c11n be surt:' or 7 :00 Phil SUvers Show 6:30 Gl~J.nt Slep -wherever you are. you'll have 7:30 Ptlvate Secretary 7,00 Arthur Godfrey Show troubilt~ findil\tl a pl~c e to park . 8:00 To Tell tbe truth Millionaire . 8,00 Punlshmenta for oVertime park ·'B :Sft Red Skelton · I've Got A secret · 8 :30 9:00 $64,000 Question "'!''-• · · ing, vary too. , For ~ xampte , if' 20th ~ntury Fox flour uo 8:30 Spike J9nes Show ·some towns you have 10 pay o,nly 10:00 Up-to-the-minute News 10:00 UP.-to-tbe·minute News five cent s ir vou take your ove r· 10:05 Scanning the Weather .. .. ,... 10:05 Seannlng the weather.. time parking ·ticket t~ the police The Late Show 10:10 10:.10 The Late Show station within SO minute& of lhl' . ~tme ynu got the ticket. Othe ·: cities c.h arge as much as rive dollan for overtime parking CHANNEL 1~ WED: violations. TUESDDAY CHANNEL 13 1U18 Sign on Th e to u~rhest parking punish . " ' II :ft9 Silt/ On 1.2:00 Nqpn ~.ews ment we've heard of was the on' 12:15 Netahb()rs ltotiQ .. It'• "'" , 12:i!l Neighbors imp~e :! by a king named Senn.l 12:00 Noon NeWI 12:3P titierace . fat.n _ t;..,p~:o, cu lht eherlb, who lived In the anclen 1 1~ : 30 . Frankie Laine 1:00 Tbe Feminine Tow:h cay of Nineveh 2,500 years ago 1 :DO Tbe Fernlnlne Toutb ..i.6 l6f hoiNI rlpt ....,.. . 3:00 Arternpon ~1m Festival 21:00 Afternoon P'llm FesUvll Sennacherib 5t'ld that ehariol 3:10 IJie with libzabetb foe ,,..,_. fnm ........ to .,.., putklolvptoro . 3:ttl Life Elhabeth drlvers must not park on h1'1 ·. t :OO €'!'10.~ Club· ' I 4:00 cartoo · tub Ro\'&l Road whl(ob was a 7&-toot ·~ ~00 ...Mit!ke)' Moun C,lab ,,..tde O'laln .~street through Nine· . a:• lllo . .-~C!III> : ' . 8:00 . WCTJJC !dATING It ....... ..., _., oo ••-'!At.. No oc'. ~* Final veh. and si1n.'i posted on it bY f!jfr . , 8:1~ l~-·· •Daly "-the Newo 11>1& lobu ~and Nel(O Sennaeherib' said: "Royal Road. olireJ ....... ,.... ........, ... ~Ill •• '"" .. ~ . . . · - -~ a:s~ lljm~ytand · ti:ao CluJreDJie ' : Let No Man Decrease It." No ntU.oon, ~ J ~~ ~:30 l:'I~O)I Lo~ Uo Wp.tlM : Men who did deCI"fti,!Je the ll, ·~· royal road by p,rklng their eha1 2'!;, , ~i~ ~~ .u arrlet ~ ' at:'!lllfltor on it were decrea~d theu'l :-t:" , ·r::str· ·ror~ Thh~er. 8f'lvea, for Sennacberib's punhrh· <. .- 9:110.- Wedo.,dliY Night Fightl. ' ·e:t& ·-~poitl<ope . ment Jor Nin,veh trafflc vluh:.tors w~impalement on a po1~ 1 ~.~ ~r· Nl.bl 10:00 ,Newa of the Ni,;ht All nr whieb suca:estl that the 8IJn Oft, 10:10 Theater IS 1 hlfhwliv .and t'rafflc !tituatlon h.1.s . • PTA~~~s~~~~·v Did You Know That? ------- Billy Mitthell Case To Reopen ·The Daily Sentinel t juriet IUtfered in ID automobile $1x.ty·elghti, ~hl.ldren were last wetlk when Mrs. Vioi.a with • Edwards entertained party at the Roadside Park cele· brating lhe ,thJrteenl'h birthday of her daughter, Ruth AM, .and the tenth birt.llday of her aon, Billy. WCHS-TV ~~~fne2 8 Games were played and lc:l! cream, cake and pop aerved hy Mrs. Edwards wh9 wes assi.steJ by ·her davghtet', Mra. Leonar \ Y,~~~eter and Karl Beck. -.-- ,. . . . ., ="' ,tlltM-J..- •I .t The birthday cakes were in scribed with Happy Birthday. Mr. VanMeter &nd children, Lennie, Stevie and Brenda, PQlllf"roy, were also guests at the part.;r .I ' \ ' •I $ •• drfppirig lssS' * DIMIIZID CAJ * 1WO-,._ PA!IIT * IJNIP SIX' * SUPIJ.fll111 All GWIEI * fUU.fl.6w ~ fll111 * Ill. * 111111 SIGUU * 61UOOf STYUSIDI IODY t ' , . . . ..,• •lllt'rlr&t ! ' pp•ng ' 4 • Daily on 990 spot WHTN-TV Chcinnel13 I On'Your ,:"1-.c *' Radio Dial •!lifo'- ,.......,. __ .,_, .. ..__, - FORD .. ~ 11:5'0 a. m. . Mn. AUce Foalty of BellvU:..e Ia the JUSt of bet" titt.er, Mn. Leona Smith. Don Lhrerpool, bit auni.l i~$t-s Meigs County-News HEA'I' wllere you want it and . ._ . as mu(:h as.you want with ELEC~~ITY .. Ht"" •.u-r.- oo ...._.. ua oo ""' i-1 r• yo• un ••••"' ,,.t,..,•n· Clinton Edwards Children Birthdays Are Observed At Party WJEH - uocle, ,Alter Pbyll ls opened her gifts, relre&hmenta ·were served by Mrs. ArnGld aS!Iisted by her lao· ~~r, Mrs. Amanda Kupar , to LmdJl Sm.lth, Coty Beaver Suian Lytle, ·Brenda Ingraham: tk.tb Grueser and Linda Sauvage. \ THE DRtVER'S SEAT ' fu.Deral of their Bortnt. Gamea were played duri.ns: the aft\U'noon and prizes awarded the Winners. 1 r'J.,, __ ...... kllololo MJo, tnd Mn. RobeJt Arnoid entertained with a party Satuoday afternoon ~onorJng thelr daughter, PbylUs on her elevent:t birthday. uo ~oo •• - kn. B~ kuUI. Mz. and Mn. AJpba A. Smith were at New Lt'd:nttoa. Sunttar to •ttead tbt Phyllis Arnold 11th Birthday Party Is Held uo or Sunday, it wu anno..aneed today. _.t With EldfiiC·BEATIII youwiU ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia UP - The Duke of Harrar, 33-1eat-old son of Emperor Haile Selllfie, died ben Sunday nilbt from in· :~ccident. TELEVISION GUIDE WSA.Z -TV .Chen"el3 Tuesday Wednesday I SaLASSII'S ION KILLIO For New Review ~ln. ~oa. ~"t...::: 10:..%-J:&:·.!atter - REEDSVIUE •h . F.!•• ""1!1'--'"'' i~~ ~feDdtt <· ' 8:0Q l ' . Writ ellana:ed druUeaJ.Iy iD 1 few ~~ --O:;;)~i:!=;~~~~ Uaoi.lsaad ye'". If tbe \ale ot SennaChertb and patklftg doesn'~ convince you, take a look at th" Vi.• A,ppil •nd io(lle modern roatb . U you wented to lilt fro 1\ Rome on the VIa A.ppill (bettl't \mown as thf! Applan W~wl t o West Taaaw.u...,ia, You . bl,tchet~ up t.b t family horse and chariot olodtled alone dut~lng dl)'llghl. ho\lr-'' and. if you btt" nevet m-t~de the trip befol'f!, asked a\teS· Hen• along tlhe W..y. pul1od Ct'f 1 to t·he ~~oide to look at crude dlrl!etional si_.ns or Jt'UE!IIIed 'NI'O~U and nttf!d. up .hi So.-itll ~ M-hrallos' Does ~at sound familiar? Well, dlr.,!onal ol~ lot - ·blthway use have · JfOne ' tlirouJh. some radlc~ •nd welcome cballlit: ea durinc ~Qst th~ PJit ~.eeade, · Sign, In mmY t;~laee• m 11\l· ting biceer some placea are male lnt ·the sltftt -relletti'ftl to· ther ··· 00 per r .::... .. - "tf,.:. coMPANY •. ' can •be -eeD at hirht P well II durlns d•Yllibt o'lld "'me slat<l .,.. •ven fl~tperltnentlnt wl~ diolllt.Uve ~H•i: llJI"' tlllt w1 "ia!tit It .•von oa&lor tor ll\Oiorio:• 10 lfn4 llt•ll wal" . · ··Wl>• ~.W., - · do~ '!"' .l tl-. ...h lind 'l i pc!!l,bl. t.o cot ll'om trnOfe 10 "' we to 'l!llbut • ~ -. ' ~ Ji})~re We ~Tit mne or • tr... ,,.i r FORD.TRUCKS COST LESS. .- I .,._,....., , • •, -----·-IJill.n. . . ,You'"" due for a ourprile whm you polnl With Rev Solin In jelled form, Beco... l&'o jelled It jul ean'& nil or drip lib ""'"""' ·~-,..;,i­ • ~ ~·~--~r,lftd ...,.,.do) '' ordiDaryllquid painll. ADd oloo ' ~-J.~t. ·.. .J~r ~ ' . -T ,_fifr * CUSTOIIIAIOBO * WIIIEWAil* IYfO.TOIIE. PAID * 144-BP SIX * sununm awa * IIJU.IlOW * * JUU *CIIROME lEAl llllfiiS £il:eiul...,..,.""'... ......... ' OIL flLnl All IllAta SIGIIALS ~OIITAND ibeca1110 it'o jelJod you <an~ brush or ·lll>llor. A bnloh .or ·JOiimuJ or Jelled Rev Salin._ ' ' ' 1 I•• ' o long, l-o-11-1 way. Do your ': WI job ..ioy way. Paint ar . 1wl&b Jelled Rev Sati11- 1&'1 ~ r<~r every room In your •I homo-includlnI ·IJijcbhli oi.l . . •a sam· ~1"-- ·-'-·-----· . . ,. ' YOUR LOCAL FORD _D.EALER · The Pomerey -~k s.mce• c~ . •41 !'1iin ·Df Centlnuou•· c'"' "' . ~••••• 8~5 Pomeroy'· 461 S. THIRD ST. • \ • MIDDUPOI\T �f 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 14,1957 Daily Sentinel • ' ~ . ,_ ' OHIO VAllEY LIYISTOCK this side of Roush Road crossing. ]I Qr.S- 175 tn 220 lbs t8 to 18.'20 leapi r1:.: A ear ca.mc litl'rally 220 to 2W lbs 17.50 to 18.00: Uab.ts down the road. head~ d towar J 17 tu 18.50 rat Sows 12 to 16 Stags the guard rail on tu~ side, jump· l2 to 16 BOI:Itli 10 to 15 SowJJ--Plgs '!d back to .center toward m~ . div 40 to 60 Sh.oats 9 to 19. ~d al the gu•rd rail agait;t ~d CATTLE- -Steers 12 to 20 Heifers The Susar 11vn P'l',_ wm rn.-t - . DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIG$-MASON AQA a11in managed to gi!t Cptll :· 10 to 20 Baby Reel H to 20 Fat at lhe school J"}lun4ay at 7 :30 P .ICHAitO S. OWIN- GIMIUol MANAGER back on lhe road REYNOLD I. GltiENI- EDITOR Cows 12 to 17 Canner!! 6 'to 10 M. "K now You School NeecU Fo 1 was frwr:m to the steering Bulls 12 to 16 Mill Cows 65 to 130. The FutlU'e.'' is the topic of th · National 1dverti~ redn!Mntatlve, Bottlnelll-Klmball lae.. . , .vheel MY one flashing thou'g ht VEAL CALVES-Tops 24.30 Sec· Hostesses will be at the po1t oUlce .at P: J "Thls i.s it. And I'll nPv er :ot-·· onds 20 to 24 :Medium 15 to 22 em. program. ""--: ·· --·. R t.. Jacobs, Mrs. Frank T1tus ;tere U n 1 Charles and Dad 'B.gain.'' In th~' &. H.v1t. 1Z to 22 Culls 8 to 12. Mrs. W. ll Shasteen, . Mrs. C. ~- . IU07Su:!:rtpuon rates: Dell very_by carrier wbere ..vallable 30 eenta . there a seant seven mi nu-te~. lllle fleetln( secoDd I bad face~ it. SHEEP-Ewes &: Lm.s 4 to 10 Bla~eslee, Mrs- W-illiam Clar.t · week· gne year tn adVance af'l'he J>&!ly Sentinel office, '-15.~~ l B"f a\..ANCNJ: M. HASKINS pi.n from ou. ~ta.m.a anc! J four.d ?.!)· ~at h ing reply •·You Mve earthly Stock Ewes 3 to 8 Fat Sheep 3 totO Mrsr. William Anderson, Mrs. moniLJ, $'7..80; three months. $8..90. By motor ro~ wb~ avauab1 · II bevtl Gtoucllo Y'arx ~a m I the apl'::~n, I for~eL wbere, but _.: to have a paid resenation to eve1 . .'..nd there wasn't one thing t cbuld dO about it. Culls 1 to 5 Buclts 3 to 8 Fat Weth· Frank V'l.ughan, Mrs. Leslie Fultr: j c.ne month-!1. BY•fall one year $8; alX monthl, $4.2:5; three m once that he'd win at the races had bod&dou.sly (a pu.re Gllll'.£1 get LN thls bath .. l'n often woqdered how f.at ers 4 to 8. 011111 hl! ""nag" always r1n lhe Co. word) disappe<~red offn t:w Mn~. JameS Titus and Mrs. Lell P.DO~o:euJ:tn~eJ- afternoon e~cept Sundar by The Ohlo VaUer Senwe need twu baths around her e \hat crazy geek i::Ol, l>ecause h1· LAMBS-Tops 20 Se~onds 15 to Vaughan. o.thel' w.ny, Ind. ru fut to.o. face of Lhe ettrth. 'ioel. Inc.• at 110 Meebanlc St., PI;MDUOY, 0. BualmeaB o!flce phone <S~ aBd when c. t-' . H. I-andi m homfl was most surely on his way to ;, 18 Light Wls. 10 to 14 Common Almost as . . heartbrealtina: was T.tte Bible-found j1JBJmd bf> tdltorial ollloe- 39'1. three. wrel'k. 8 to IZ. WiUie ShOemail:er standing tall iu hind a dre.sller drawer aftl'r an wei need BOWEN ON PROGlAM announce whil e I'm finishin~ Miss Bernice Bowen, .Mei g" the saddle and slowlog Gallanl basty exit from 247 Palmer ;_n dilhe!t "Now, 1'11 want that hath w~ talk about the horrors o · - - -.-,0- N _$___ County Weekday Religious EdL Man when he'd have been saUin,.: 193?. We ·'bb to never" found 1: ronm to brus h my tet!:Lh and a hornb warfare. We HAVE th e The New Haven Lions Club met cation. tf:ac-M'r. will be on tUe o~er that finls h line in one see· but got along fllle as we hac! five wash my hancts.'' bombs right in our gasoline ta-nk ·. Tuesday e-vening at (he American program Wednesday evening . oo<t more. qr six ulht!rs. . . I'm going to put a ''No V~· 1 e~:peet dollars just · feW. likf' My safely deposit key- m a caney" .sign on that door if th \d and in those panting horses un- Legion Hall. Ruring the business when Cla.s 12 Circle of the der the engine hood. meeting it was requested by the WSCS meets at Heath Methodist rain around there when folk.!, pincushion with a button pocket keeps on. They're !.lomb:;, I te~l you a:ld ci ty that Railroad Street be changwho had l heir mazoola on Gal· of 3 thing attached. I put it tbNe 1 could write a ynung book on the eight poor lifeless ones ~n e dto George Sreet and the un· Church at 8 p . M. M.iss Bowen an active .m ember of the clus is ianl Man lost out. "to be safe" while we were aone the {errible tragedy that C'lll\e to Be sure to see picture of tha t on a trip Gver Ea!l. It took me the Bend last Wednesday but our midst are as ·dead as if stood paved street by the school house to leave th:i.s summer for Io•-1a us S!JD On CH"-NNEL 3 WED. where .she wiU make her borne. US SIGN ON photll nnish in last Time Maga- one full day's wailing and $G.O'l there remains .so little one can up to a wall and shot. And huw Short Str.,eet. 1 :00 TodQ The gtoup again vo ted to give 't:OO Tod.ay zine also tbe winner Iron Lieg"! to have the bank cb.i.seJ the box say, and more tragically, nothing we wGuld recGil at th ut. Romper Room . 9:00 1 hope to go to .Kyger Crel:'k an awa rd to a Com mercial student 1:00 ft9mper Ro-om thre'e- minulcf! after he was born. open-some urgent business wt~s KAARI' TO II HO.TS The P.rice b Ric'ht to,oo one can do. Commencement wbel'C I ·h ave a of the Wahama graduating class. 10:00 The Price is Rl&ht waiting and bankt can't det thlll much Mr. lnd )lrl. ,C. ll· Karr._Sr., 1 try to. vl.ill'alize young Charlc$ nepbew ara t; uating. Butt I think I Those atuin~ing were WoGdrow w..ho are lenin·· in tbe near fu·· 10,3() Truttl llf ConHquenees 10:80 Truth or Conseq,uen~es 1 don't see .how any one -roltld cbiael act till all -'='¥-tGtnerll are McCoy coming h~re and viewing Tic TIIC Doua;h .!1:00 11:00 Tic Tac Dough lose 1 ~aL bil · helf~r. let alone out and .n o one th.ert to. IPJ'tad -h-i11 ent~re familY lyi ng sti-ll in ab11ll t ak:e to the hills to ~~ Albert Dod1on; ;Jack Frey, Cbarle8 ture (or their farm ·home afteJ 11:30 II ColOid Be You tLSo tt ' Could Be You th L• 12,00 c~t two of lh·e m . But such. wa s the tbe alarm. "The bunk's bee.l death to think of youne: Bill} the re. go arou,nd by· KygervL1:r )ewe ll . Georl{e Jewell . 8Gb John- Nsldiug at the apartment ·ancl Poplar Ridge come dOWll ston, Larry · ~ing, Charles Leste-r, 12:00 Current Vu1qe HaU for 1bC )'ear:st.)t~vt: ca~e •lllftordiQ.g t.o our Sfo!llltLncl busted into!" My LltUe Margie ' 1:00 H~ue¥ and smaK Ruth beTelt LiU.J.c Ky ger R')8d and there yo· Niek Phelps, 'Mark Ward and Johl), 1:00 My Little Margie ciassif\$ M:y dear · f)ld AJoquin pin, set IJ,viled tbe Mid:liepurt Fl.e . P.: 1:30 Ten~lefl Emle OJ both dear young parents, and Wolfe. ' 1:30 'N'nnessee Ernle pawtment, the Pollee de~ment . 2:00 MatiJlH Theater Anyf;tody see 11 touple hetfen with 10 peirl.&-it was a real of Carkr Smith at th~ very dawn are. Because( Lhe l(ll:osls of tbt< -----2:00 Matinee Theater the Vill.Ue. Offiei.a:b, t~ Stre' ! ~ar\.nt around tbe countrylidt:. 1ooer 1081 otl a double ~ bus Of .Ufe led only a few days ~go 3:00 Queeb f-or I PIJ whole piliful .MC~y family , ·or or the fam~s "And Sudden 3 :~ Queen for a ,Day J)eparWtent ud tbf! Presl to be )fo4crn )f:mneneel looking for greerier p1atures. Ir i.n chieaa:o. I feel bad O'ltr t.ba.t became engaged to be marru!tl;. George and Elizab~ Ki lley .and Death" should a~pear- m our 1()-. thdr 4J.nner aae~;. Thursday at 3:45 ComOcly Tim• 3:d Modern Retmanace.f ao report to the .lientin"tl adctrtal. oue ;Y.-t. t :OO A.J\d. all this cruel loa&, .so pted- Cartf!r Smith will ~ riding rig~t eal paper.s and should be handed 4:00 Comedy Time 'f P. M. at the Pirvm~ 's Hall. We Uaed to lilY d:owu ~e 1 do ·h ope tboae J'teLftrl ~ ..... gbulll oetdt.... Kovletlme at my elbow if I 10 the mal • out not only to speedsters bu~ 4:30 :Movletime 40 wbeu some tbn objtet, lo 11 back, tbe lnconsiderat.e ·h ulllea. fteii are very .(ew people wh r- hiihway. Cartoou Lo •cvery one who is daring enOU61\ 5:30 CartQQUS OIPitiD TO OUT'f &ought for turned up "The lost is Mv• not .bad a nurow esc:ape News. .aeacltlnes Farewell, dear oncR. The grin: to even get Ln an - automobile. S:U Newl :Picture Ull Ss:l. Sara J. Fitbcr, daughtE-r fowul. and the delld's aUve." . 1 b h d thrcr.u#l the y.ellfl U he drives. lesson you leU behihd.... is enThis startl-ing and realistic ar- of Mayor and Mrs. C. 0 . Fisher (J:OO W~tterfront B:QO Spiucll Playholllfl tn my time ·I have lost th~ . M I was fmish na a ~t. an Weethereut 0 grav!!d on our very hearts here. Hcle describes, eases actua-lly on 6:30 Wea~~t)fCist 6:30 was notified Monday that she was 5o1De Clve or 11b: yean ago I following items namelY. to-w:t Jl¥11 st.artinl to dr~ ~·~ ~:! ull Sil9.rto SY• reco-rd. Many states and age~i~s to report at Fort H<!.yea, Colum 8:115 Sporla Eye 0 just Jove to say "to-w.lt", doa't yell• "You.,.:bout t ua n W'ltl amblina home from dowu 6:45 ·NBC News One Ir>Ore suggestion. Copi~ · have used it. It can be secured bus. thiJ! weekend as WAC .r ~'" you"J an apron .a Bible, my sat. . bath reom . ~~~.. bf ln. 'Cbeablre way, at tbe curve just 7:00 Mayor of tHe Town in large lots at a smaH price, ori- cruitlng officer. Sgt. Fisbe~. who 8:45 NBC News ty · key. '·and mY Aloquln Good srler. I'd _..., en 7:00 Arthur Murray P.arty ? :30 Father KnoWs Best · ginally printed in Readers Dlge•t bas served for s ix years u~ th· 7:30 Panic years ago, rousing natt.onal ln1er· WAC bas been 11tati.oned at Fo<t 8:00 Jane Wyman Sbow 8:00 Kraft TV Theater 8:30 Circle Th.eater 9:00 · This is Your Lif~~t est. McClellan, Alabama. since her S:30 Federal Men 9:30 0 Henry Playhouse . reer.li'ltment two years ago. 10:00 AMa,o Called X 10:00 TBA NEW CITIZit.! 10:30 New• Headlines 10:30 News Headlines Mr. and Mrs. Ottie Konkrigh' OIS TO MEET 10:40 Nltewateh 10:40 Nite.watch S pringfiil ~ . .&.re announctng th : Evangeline Chapter, OES, will 12:00 Tonight 12:00 T~mgl"!.t birth a sev~ n pound seven m .!et Friday at '7 :30 for n p~a ~ ounee son , Stanley Allen, n l tice sessiPn eaUed by Mrs .. Wllh:; Mercy Hospital, Springfield, M011· Anthony , WorthY . Matron, lll pre· day, May 13. They also- have ar, paration for t.heir inspection . un older son. Grandparents are th.:: MAy 20th. All dinJter reservatl.tkl~ --~-Rev .. !lnd Mrs. C. R. Konkright , must b~ made with ' )Irs. Anthonv WEDNESDA'l: TUESDAY :.t:iddl~port ·and MT. and Mrs. by Thursday, M'aY i 16th. 7:00 Jimmie Dean New Carlisl;;:o Fon•est · Grimm, 7:00 J immie Dean .,.-7::SO Boston Blackie Great grandparents are Mr. and 7:30 BostoQ,· stackie SURGI!0::1 MEET 8:00 Captain KangarBet Mrs. C. L. -Korrkright and ,Mro. Dr. Tom F. Lewis, Colu-mbus\ 8:00 Captaih Kangaroo 8:30 CorH:~ s Archer Aibtll't Clos, Brooksville, Ky . t rnrmer \QCai resi dmt ·preside(\ 'lt. 9:1)(1 Garry MOore 9:00 Garry Moore 9 : ~0 Arthur Godfrey lhe fifth annual m-e<'ting of ~he 9:SO Artllur Go.~frey Ohio State sur<Jieal Assoclaholl 10:30 Strike lt Rich 10:30 St:d\!:e it Rl~h ~t the peshleT-llilton Hotel : Dr . 11 :00 Valiant Lady 11 :00 Valiant Lady 11.15 Love llf Life Lewis i~ the outgoing prestdent 11 :15 }Ave of Life :30 Search for Tomor~ow of the Slate or~anization and .h:= 11 ll:30 SeaTCh fetr Tomorrow 11:45 GuidlnJ Light mt>t with directors ~f the su~~· W·-"'"'-'lir",~,i,h;,._., c :l \ tzroup in a spec tal meeh lJ;l 12 :00 Ka tie\;.Kitch en 1 MnnduV morn ing- at the Columbu s 12:30 As the. 1World TurnA -., " • looi '~<;a~e'l.l!l-il<hen 1:00 Our "'ss Brooks 12:30 As th{' World Turns A.thlelie C)•lll . 1:30 Hou.sa.Party 1:00 Our Miss Brooks 2 :00 Big P:ayorf 1 :SO House party 2:30 aob c rosby show 3:00 Brighter Day 2•00 Big Pa~·off " NO. 33 3:15 Secret StGrm 2:30 Bob Crosby Sllow There are all snrts of woys 3~0 Edge of Night 3:00 Brigh ~et- Day to pllrk cars. Some cities ma~t 4. :00 The Early Show :J: 15 Secret Storm motori r.ts park at an angle w~ .t' 0:30 your Easo Reporter 3:30 Edge of Ni~ht other~ can for ' parallel par·k\n t 5:45 Sports Parade 4 :00 The E ariy 'Show some pa rk curs undN"ground, 5 :5;i w eatherman Ycur Esso Roporter , 5:30 while other.~ park your car nosl'· 11':00 Acllon Sports Par11lle \ S:45 ag·ain~tl-t-he-curh; whil e ~any s 1y 6:15 Douglas Edwards . ~:115 Weatherman \ d:30 In Fa~,. Of Properly Recars shoul rl. be parked rr.a ~ 6:00 Action , va~uatio!T Levy bumper-ugainst-the·l'Urb. There 's Dough11t Erlwards ~:Ill only one rulll v;,u c11n be surt:' or 7 :00 Phil SUvers Show 6:30 Gl~J.nt Slep -wherever you are. you'll have 7:30 Ptlvate Secretary 7,00 Arthur Godfrey Show troubilt~ findil\tl a pl~c e to park . 8:00 To Tell tbe truth Millionaire . 8,00 Punlshmenta for oVertime park ·'B :Sft Red Skelton · I've Got A secret · 8 :30 9:00 $64,000 Question "'!''-• · · ing, vary too. , For ~ xampte , if' 20th ~ntury Fox flour uo 8:30 Spike J9nes Show ·some towns you have 10 pay o,nly 10:00 Up-to-the-minute News 10:00 UP.-to-tbe·minute News five cent s ir vou take your ove r· 10:05 Scanning the Weather .. .. ,... 10:05 Seannlng the weather.. time parking ·ticket t~ the police The Late Show 10:10 10:.10 The Late Show station within SO minute& of lhl' . ~tme ynu got the ticket. Othe ·: cities c.h arge as much as rive dollan for overtime parking CHANNEL 1~ WED: violations. TUESDDAY CHANNEL 13 1U18 Sign on Th e to u~rhest parking punish . " ' II :ft9 Silt/ On 1.2:00 Nqpn ~.ews ment we've heard of was the on' 12:15 Netahb()rs ltotiQ .. It'• "'" , 12:i!l Neighbors imp~e :! by a king named Senn.l 12:00 Noon NeWI 12:3P titierace . fat.n _ t;..,p~:o, cu lht eherlb, who lived In the anclen 1 1~ : 30 . Frankie Laine 1:00 Tbe Feminine Tow:h cay of Nineveh 2,500 years ago 1 :DO Tbe Fernlnlne Toutb ..i.6 l6f hoiNI rlpt ....,.. . 3:00 Arternpon ~1m Festival 21:00 Afternoon P'llm FesUvll Sennacherib 5t'ld that ehariol 3:10 IJie with libzabetb foe ,,..,_. fnm ........ to .,.., putklolvptoro . 3:ttl Life Elhabeth drlvers must not park on h1'1 ·. t :OO €'!'10.~ Club· ' I 4:00 cartoo · tub Ro\'&l Road whl(ob was a 7&-toot ·~ ~00 ...Mit!ke)' Moun C,lab ,,..tde O'laln .~street through Nine· . a:• lllo . .-~C!III> : ' . 8:00 . WCTJJC !dATING It ....... ..., _., oo ••-'!At.. No oc'. ~* Final veh. and si1n.'i posted on it bY f!jfr . , 8:1~ l~-·· •Daly "-the Newo 11>1& lobu ~and Nel(O Sennaeherib' said: "Royal Road. olireJ ....... ,.... ........, ... ~Ill •• '"" .. ~ . . . · - -~ a:s~ lljm~ytand · ti:ao CluJreDJie ' : Let No Man Decrease It." No ntU.oon, ~ J ~~ ~:30 l:'I~O)I Lo~ Uo Wp.tlM : Men who did deCI"fti,!Je the ll, ·~· royal road by p,rklng their eha1 2'!;, , ~i~ ~~ .u arrlet ~ ' at:'!lllfltor on it were decrea~d theu'l :-t:" , ·r::str· ·ror~ Thh~er. 8f'lvea, for Sennacberib's punhrh· <. .- 9:110.- Wedo.,dliY Night Fightl. ' ·e:t& ·-~poitl<ope . ment Jor Nin,veh trafflc vluh:.tors w~impalement on a po1~ 1 ~.~ ~r· Nl.bl 10:00 ,Newa of the Ni,;ht All nr whieb suca:estl that the 8IJn Oft, 10:10 Theater IS 1 hlfhwliv .and t'rafflc !tituatlon h.1.s . • PTA~~~s~~~~·v Did You Know That? ------- Billy Mitthell Case To Reopen ·The Daily Sentinel t juriet IUtfered in ID automobile $1x.ty·elghti, ~hl.ldren were last wetlk when Mrs. Vioi.a with • Edwards entertained party at the Roadside Park cele· brating lhe ,thJrteenl'h birthday of her daughter, Ruth AM, .and the tenth birt.llday of her aon, Billy. WCHS-TV ~~~fne2 8 Games were played and lc:l! cream, cake and pop aerved hy Mrs. Edwards wh9 wes assi.steJ by ·her davghtet', Mra. Leonar \ Y,~~~eter and Karl Beck. -.-- ,. . . . ., ="' ,tlltM-J..- •I .t The birthday cakes were in scribed with Happy Birthday. Mr. VanMeter &nd children, Lennie, Stevie and Brenda, PQlllf"roy, were also guests at the part.;r .I ' \ ' •I $ •• drfppirig lssS' * DIMIIZID CAJ * 1WO-,._ PA!IIT * IJNIP SIX' * SUPIJ.fll111 All GWIEI * fUU.fl.6w ~ fll111 * Ill. * 111111 SIGUU * 61UOOf STYUSIDI IODY t ' , . . . ..,• •lllt'rlr&t ! ' pp•ng ' 4 • Daily on 990 spot WHTN-TV Chcinnel13 I On'Your ,:"1-.c *' Radio Dial •!lifo'- ,.......,. __ .,_, .. ..__, - FORD .. ~ 11:5'0 a. m. . Mn. AUce Foalty of BellvU:..e Ia the JUSt of bet" titt.er, Mn. Leona Smith. Don Lhrerpool, bit auni.l i~$t-s Meigs County-News HEA'I' wllere you want it and . ._ . as mu(:h as.you want with ELEC~~ITY .. Ht"" •.u-r.- oo ...._.. ua oo ""' i-1 r• yo• un ••••"' ,,.t,..,•n· Clinton Edwards Children Birthdays Are Observed At Party WJEH - uocle, ,Alter Pbyll ls opened her gifts, relre&hmenta ·were served by Mrs. ArnGld aS!Iisted by her lao· ~~r, Mrs. Amanda Kupar , to LmdJl Sm.lth, Coty Beaver Suian Lytle, ·Brenda Ingraham: tk.tb Grueser and Linda Sauvage. \ THE DRtVER'S SEAT ' fu.Deral of their Bortnt. Gamea were played duri.ns: the aft\U'noon and prizes awarded the Winners. 1 r'J.,, __ ...... kllololo MJo, tnd Mn. RobeJt Arnoid entertained with a party Satuoday afternoon ~onorJng thelr daughter, PbylUs on her elevent:t birthday. uo ~oo •• - kn. B~ kuUI. Mz. and Mn. AJpba A. Smith were at New Lt'd:nttoa. Sunttar to •ttead tbt Phyllis Arnold 11th Birthday Party Is Held uo or Sunday, it wu anno..aneed today. _.t With EldfiiC·BEATIII youwiU ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia UP - The Duke of Harrar, 33-1eat-old son of Emperor Haile Selllfie, died ben Sunday nilbt from in· :~ccident. TELEVISION GUIDE WSA.Z -TV .Chen"el3 Tuesday Wednesday I SaLASSII'S ION KILLIO For New Review ~ln. ~oa. ~"t...::: 10:..%-J:&:·.!atter - REEDSVIUE •h . F.!•• ""1!1'--'"'' i~~ ~feDdtt <· ' 8:0Q l ' . Writ ellana:ed druUeaJ.Iy iD 1 few ~~ --O:;;)~i:!=;~~~~ Uaoi.lsaad ye'". If tbe \ale ot SennaChertb and patklftg doesn'~ convince you, take a look at th" Vi.• A,ppil •nd io(lle modern roatb . U you wented to lilt fro 1\ Rome on the VIa A.ppill (bettl't \mown as thf! Applan W~wl t o West Taaaw.u...,ia, You . bl,tchet~ up t.b t family horse and chariot olodtled alone dut~lng dl)'llghl. ho\lr-'' and. if you btt" nevet m-t~de the trip befol'f!, asked a\teS· Hen• along tlhe W..y. pul1od Ct'f 1 to t·he ~~oide to look at crude dlrl!etional si_.ns or Jt'UE!IIIed 'NI'O~U and nttf!d. up .hi So.-itll ~ M-hrallos' Does ~at sound familiar? Well, dlr.,!onal ol~ lot - ·blthway use have · JfOne ' tlirouJh. some radlc~ •nd welcome cballlit: ea durinc ~Qst th~ PJit ~.eeade, · Sign, In mmY t;~laee• m 11\l· ting biceer some placea are male lnt ·the sltftt -relletti'ftl to· ther ··· 00 per r .::... .. - "tf,.:. coMPANY •. ' can •be -eeD at hirht P well II durlns d•Yllibt o'lld "'me slat<l .,.. •ven fl~tperltnentlnt wl~ diolllt.Uve ~H•i: llJI"' tlllt w1 "ia!tit It .•von oa&lor tor ll\Oiorio:• 10 lfn4 llt•ll wal" . · ··Wl>• ~.W., - · do~ '!"' .l tl-. ...h lind 'l i pc!!l,bl. t.o cot ll'om trnOfe 10 "' we to 'l!llbut • ~ -. ' ~ Ji})~re We ~Tit mne or • tr... ,,.i r FORD.TRUCKS COST LESS. .- I .,._,....., , • •, -----·-IJill.n. . . ,You'"" due for a ourprile whm you polnl With Rev Solin In jelled form, Beco... l&'o jelled It jul ean'& nil or drip lib ""'"""' ·~-,..;,i­ • ~ ~·~--~r,lftd ...,.,.do) '' ordiDaryllquid painll. ADd oloo ' ~-J.~t. ·.. .J~r ~ ' . -T ,_fifr * CUSTOIIIAIOBO * WIIIEWAil* IYfO.TOIIE. PAID * 144-BP SIX * sununm awa * IIJU.IlOW * * JUU *CIIROME lEAl llllfiiS £il:eiul...,..,.""'... ......... ' OIL flLnl All IllAta SIGIIALS ~OIITAND ibeca1110 it'o jelJod you <an~ brush or ·lll>llor. A bnloh .or ·JOiimuJ or Jelled Rev Salin._ ' ' ' 1 I•• ' o long, l-o-11-1 way. Do your ': WI job ..ioy way. Paint ar . 1wl&b Jelled Rev Sati11- 1&'1 ~ r<~r every room In your •I homo-includlnI ·IJijcbhli oi.l . . •a sam· ~1"-- ·-'-·-----· . . ,. ' YOUR LOCAL FORD _D.EALER · The Pomerey -~k s.mce• c~ . •41 !'1iin ·Df Centlnuou•· c'"' "' . ~••••• 8~5 Pomeroy'· 461 S. THIRD ST. • \ • MIDDUPOI\T �.. . .. .. .. . .. , ____ ... • .. .._..,_ .. _ ol-Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 14, !957 ByCbei~ehW Baseball Quiz: Tbere isn't any today. That clawn over in Lhe abop who dreams these questions and answers up hasn't came in with any new ones, and we've gone thru the first batch.. · ~ Time •• Clu!JIIle · Wa- Up Your Wlnter·W_,. With • M 0 b'lI Care Spr1ng BOLINS MOBILGAS "It piN... VI to pl.... you" Pomeroy United. Prea Sperb Wrltw A host ol pb.yera on. ~Q. .~ league teams today probably f '• like a traffic violator awaiting f ,_· a palrolma11 to nand him a suul· moru. Six. c]ubs lllrealb have trimmed the}r roJlA:r!f. 00. t~ required 25plan.r l.iD).It, a llnited, Press ve{ renaledl, 'out 18 n!Qre wi l roll ~def~reh ~· dcutddown line .at IH mg t ~e nes ay. In the Nati.ollfl} Leaalie, tlwl Cubs, PitatiJ, Giants- and P&iJltu. completed t1::ansaetlonS Monday tttat enabled them to square away \)aeie l!.;tliters 48 · hourg ahead of Utilt. The cardinals still must cut three plalers, th6 Braves are two over the- lbJI.it \lfltlle. the Dodgers aDd the Redlep eaeb have one pint slip to. Jiand out. ' paw Jo~ (Windy~ ·· 11:.' M!~~~tl!.. :z: Betteys Knotk Wahanta Froat Re111011al PIav New Furniture J -·----- Fight Aesuftt FOR $299.00 BAKER ' FURNITUh On Tbe Brlghl<st Corn•r ID llllddleporl by ·•· -~- . -- - ~ 1· • Lifted For Holders Of •• Daily Doubles t oDI)"IIod RltleoTbla Yea•! POME..OY MOI!tt. MltY ZO nu..lng 8 P.M. Till Midnight Rhythm Masters Orch. MOONLITE Ln. 9 p.m. Pomeroy Only FARES< Ch11All5c; Adult U.75 (I.. Ind.) TORONTO UP.-Old W,~bine Park ~- t;f.~ ... fltHd to oanC!ei ·,ttiel; Ji~Rx; ~li :1 afttr th,e ~~~· . , . j~ refuaed to Hde. oyer the , nin· soaked ~r- ~· tt.K~ '1 ·~.~t~" Drive·l n . . . - . -U ~ 1 ~' . . MaoloJ> .Bnnolo GUYS AND (Cinemucope •· TechDieolor) Sinatra --.uo. Jack we: HOytt t:Lj;Iui!<olorl - 0 B KlD'S Sli,·pp'ed uaek T . , ~ _.--'7----- ~- 1950 DODGI · -·- Coronet 5 !lass., Light Green - Radio Covers. A llPOd buy. L.,.aS 25lBS. ! Heater. Se•t· am 53 ' Y••~ of •1• and waa ovt!rwellht, but ! thanll:l to Rennet Concentrate I am 1 bapk w normal wttaht;' write~~ H. . T . Wlllofl, 311 Wayne St .• Manafld~ : 0. "I bave 1011t over 2.5 lbs. lind tln<l It an euy, sate waY to reduce: · AU: yol.tr drusslst for 4 omJP-e! ol U.quld lU:NNEL Concentrate. You'll never know a hungr~ moment while reduclnl with RENNEL.. . 0.276 --· - - ·-·- ..... . < .11"\II EI> II • M J [J V \ / E S T E RN I ~ . . . IVI Nio . ' ' , - ------ ComeU.todu!_/ Amerle.an aid to Poland may mean 1 treat deal In helping GomuJb to preserve the ladepend· ence be hu won. A~ rea:ard• Yugoalavia, It hardly seelJll ill::ely that American aid would take President '1\to c-1oaer to Ruula. The big tnt iJ tlM: wav Rustia •ill read. tD Ameriun aid to Polud aDd YugGslaria. It can hardly be doubted that I• either in· stance tbe Soviet lfOnrnment wil' regard U u a bostO• act. FOII.O THilOWING w""' ~ New York Yankee left hand~.. wbo has been sidelined men e tb.an a w~.k with a &Ore sbouldepitched batting practice Sundpy and l&id later he felt no pa"n while thro winl. •· v eus.x Middleport :... --- IR and T-Square Sheer· -·- - . ~- --~,...--, ··· ·s.~- · -· · 11,1. . - ·~ ~ rrlr•·n· ..,,._ . flllff..-. 60· lb. IAro '.!. ,. Door • BoU-to-You Sh.duca •St~.fet-r s..l Lotdt, l'on>olohJ IIY..drolo,.. and. Simpli· Matlc Oultll. l~n.trol • ONn "Ba.le" Eltlll • ·~r:· !bet n --to- S.poeit;iou..Hett~~ .......... ..-. • Supe,.·•#.#e ·OftD. 011' • . \ $214.95 hi}' 'ttctn'-t on ~if¥ .II .... \ no.t hlnll fdll- Ellolltllla... • -1.2 Rpo.ll'•t,.. oo1t1t ftoti!Do Ltln - . . "Thilliinl PrvuJI•• iDdadu Coo.l· Ma.atei' 11nd HnllMinder Controlt • J _H..,Vnil• / Dup. Well TM,.. mizcr·&o~ These btdlt·lnGu .....,. ·have the automatic DIP burner heat oontrob *" •Honiwiclt •Sunray • Tappau • Univelul • Kenmnre •&poo . •Weotern Hoi!¥ • Coloric .ue.tl(ll .·a :ror ., .la.tMFpt,~~,..U ... r · YOU 1>e bsppior, Wit!> 1 , . , ~ - ? ••• • ~ii~lilto, the~VOR n~du raftj.. _. . ...... -.-,,.; .~ · I $469.95 and old ra111e I . Ji'a all !II the ilnA''!f ...,, metllcal ~ olltltreatritili~' aee your phytlclan. Zt~lle ~ • Plaft..A· Qa..veniaDc. home. Pomeroy eame back tn the tfth wben wlth two out lleCull~h walked, Cunnlqham ,Lt hi• aecoild double and Bartell aJngle4 Culloua:h •nd CuMlncham home. For Rutland Allen Biddle, LarDua•n 11nd Jlmmr Qnham had ReNita: &007- full.quii ... - cooltin• rih ewery baeic Ilks d CO. Sales- Paint - Servlee · BALTIMORE UP-Whitey rorri OtU'y 30 iltdla wiM ... but 4 lfi.ns.*'- 01/CA • ~hfllire"IB · .' ..,bil" Gary' - CLINTON FISHER . frfgillll,. Ellltrllllangl Ill ldiOIPrico IN THE UNE OF DlJI'Y \ I of..;:.,.-eoioiiL' . Bill Filhor trtt'•d • h-1-· · '-AIWf'$ · ,.#1 · A complete line to fit ~;.;y C~y~d b;;d¢, choke- .. fthn· SmerPDCI•like uua an not unuwaL Jt'• part ol: our ftiPONibllitt Wjlfiamsbu.i.; _,.J' 1 .• 0, ,,Ever bear or a style 8/ww Cor home appliances?.· ·, MAKES EVllRY n '--·-~ ---, o Well, lee's your chance to life one-in our showing' oC '57 Frigidaire Electric Ranges and Refrigeratore-the "IJainJcifiiii!Bl" ·-and the "handielt''refrigerators ever devised. All new, iDside and out-all with the amazing Sheer Loj?k that makes every corner count, gives that ~'built-in"look. · ·· ··-·-· --. ~ ~ 4n another en«_ u -·would,... Colonial i ' • wl one thl on --tic • Gomulka's position hat~ been made more difficult because of Poland's serious econom_ie aituation. Tbe weakneM of Pohab eeon. omy i 1 ineiting popular onre1t. It la betping the •staJhliltl," and the Soviet goverr:~.ment, betaule 1t weaUDI Gomul.la_ . . Pret!dent ~ISen~ower e_mphasiud m talking t.o congressional leaden in Washington last Tburs-day t~at he rea:~ rorei1n aid 11 an mve1tment an peare and a weapon In the cold WIJ'. . '1'lton , .. ~ ........ llU&I teen·•iet who bad an acute eiKUn , at four o'clock one:_ In 1bo - - the botU• containlnl he:' pre~~CJ"lpUon feU W ~ ftGor and. ahattered. What wu dont' The pharmacl.lt wu ealled Jmrnediateb'., dnl Atttlitnit? He is beiag subjected also to leaders, and by Poles g&nera:Uy , nronx flreuure by other tJOiitictl who w-ant a complete break wltb Ru•••'•. str_~ight It's olumb-line "'IliA>· ' I '-- · With Four Hits, Wins 6-0 Test DUTTON DRUG ka'l ~lition Is sun delic-ate and potentially dana:eroUL • 1 Pru&u'"" ly Enemiet Tbl: "Sta.Hnat" Co.m.oounilta whom ho ouoled !rom power are trying perJi.!tentl)' to weaken i:um. OM FRI,G I • ·Cuuninpmt Shuts Rutland OUt ~"' -~-- . '•The ·most automatic' llppliance'{ <*n ·my~ ..kitcliep 'lis my'new gas range"· I -.. htern.al ....l)dparenQ ar 11tt. C.C:il K1n1 of Letut~ . ' :I" 1. Phone 485 . • .1: '''J. ... fil\ Karr -· ... I . . t sm. Wltll Y•ls ·Ke•i leclpt MAN8J'l!:l.l). OHio -··t e w LE Mrr. Mr and ·,.,, J. THIS WEEK O·N tYf . T 'I' itoism I outed As Newest Tool J(IDC Of u s Ift. FOrr.Jm • p0 licy lb~u~~~ '!:n ~:~1 a!':u,i AppOm:tment of Kenneth Mead, I ~dl~d~n~·t~e~v~e;•~·~·~tiit~h~e_;;tl~m~eii!~or~t~h~eiiii55;;;~iii5~!a; .former· Ottei-bein College g1·id l1 sW, ' as ~ rootba1:1 ooae-h •t ?t!&,ieua ~ep· · -w~s offieiatfx Cll)li!Jrme~J. _todQ by Pi'e.sideAt 88 AUU (OIJEYHO..UND. ., phom\Oc""' \O,WP ., 75 Young People Attend M • ,-, Youth Rally M()n. . TONIGHT' Frank lrrefted S.tw"day after a boat be WU rldlDJ beeame Bt.alled. ln ... ,he river and c-apsiu<l. · /the driving ' '•' ro· IE!::!::!' comfort fotake: . .-""".............. the bus I ·and leave. to us t . s · Marietta Grid TeamlnFall Itr;em,~ ' ne"ift. ot his seleCt tion was released In local paper!! several days ·ago, but it was only on receipts of his aLgned eontrac-t that official announceme:.t was made. Mead, 31. ~places .tohn !l "Red" Smith as nead grid mentor a~t.arit basketball ~Q--th apd. iu. stnctor ln pbyskal edbctti6a:. Ttt's-&Uoii! k~!"'""-.................." ......... . . Pris"on. · tay -·'fU,. "• J.OCKEYS Iones was o_ptloned ~o Minne-The Phil lies reached the legf.l apu! •.:;, and ?Ut.flelder Bill Taylor limit when M<f'gan was sol_d to and catctler-mfu!1der Bobby Hof- ttle Cubs, whi~ the PirateS" did ttle man were relened ~utrig~· . to by se1UnJ southpaw B«?b Kuth~t same ~b. · . · to Colurrilius a~d optioning 'lbe.Cu~_jlu~~\,WO'~field. c~cher DannY. Krav1tz to the ePs -J, plcJGpg ·up -Bo by Mot-tan same Interoational League club. trol!l Li~l ~ "'!lliC!~ and acq\I.U" ' thing Jdn the Senators-Bvsox. gamhr . e, tlpft ~rom Por,..t 1and o1 e Te Willisms went hitless m t ee ~ ~ same.'l.i&le; filst baa&- Q_Cficial at - batl and dropped Into Bif ~tlelsGo. "!'fu~tler .s~~"~'Ond place Jn the American ..~ t League -, ·""'I n ~cen 1~· •a. -re. so to p orbattlniJ race wit h a .403 land; pitcher Dav~ Hillman was .9p- qverag.e_._ _ _ _ _ __ t~oned 1p ·t_h~ ~ . i'!lub, AP.Ii out. !Jeldell. Jl911• ~!:' .wu rtl~sed to San Diet& m the PCL. . Robinson_ On Block W:atvers on ftrst baseman Ed Robmson were asked by \he De· rtolt ·Tigers who wlll luve to re1 Payer . ~ .~~~ay ...,, nk Bol 1 · CIUCAGO UP-It's -alW~iS touah sweating out the daily do·lble, but .bettor& ~oul.Jn't even see what ·was happening to ·t heir -money in the first .and second race5 at Wash·ington Park Monday. Heavy fog blanketed both turns and the baekatretch. Cloclren ·, . out • ~NPln' e.. . · ' . :-!"!\[: t oait League; pitcher Gor- ttten. ·~~~g~~~~~~~~~ w. -~ lfVII'O· about BOO last yards theroped boat and caps in ·addition needs tobills, atfli;tdock iirea fallbeyond . It Is now .mc>re bal!s uni· Newcombe at2 WiJiiNmb' vs Buhl 1·-orr and marked with big yellow forms becsuse more boys ar • Philadelphia at oC!Minnatl drums r~ady for the first on- turning out for the program ttl~,· night~udwell 2~ vs •acker slaueht uf swimmers. Ytar. A ramlmwn of $700 ,is M· to eury out 1-l Forked RuD. ought to have G lle.v:ed are 61\ t~J. 'pd sea10n- ita. best. Thit wetre-I.R tittle Leacue teams, atkll} spot could eo~~;~e into ~ . In Pony ·llJU'Id'. populadty than. ever bei1naina: In _Mlddle~>rt,',• season begins M1y abo.ut two week11. Excellent picnic sitea-, a benutiful seltlng, boats, 28 snd schedUles will be ;releasei outdoor cooking facilities,. a clear, soon b:y Presfdent Boggs. MO,~IOII R.liSIOIblue lake wltb flth in .uJ. aild. a lint 1ate awlmmlna ho.ur OUibt! PresJd8nt Dicll Reitan of ~1a.1 t I to prove enough tn attract. peoPle t1!\g1 Counl>' Little Le•gu• pro· sa(led when a motio-n was mad · ~lelr.eward. by; Jobn MI.'Kenzie and seco nded , ~ Wlrt county Hltlt School by Wltlard Wil son r~inding an i 'l'tM~ of Ellzabetl!. defeated Wa. earlier rullng that birth certlfl · h~ihi{8 White Falcons 2..0 f4onday e&tes will be needed to estabU ·)1. sfternoon In a first·round glme of aY UNiTIO PaUS correet age. tl'le Reslon 2 Section 7 bUebaH NI!W YORK St. Nh:holn Aren• U was decided, by Jhe mo.Uon tGQtnament of West Vlra:inl~. -Jimmy Arctltr, 1..%, -.. .... Y!Q.rk t'-1 accept any 1egal qteans of ,...... The Jame was played on t¥ Waoutpointed Tet~y Dlllut, 141, At· ta;b~idng aa:e, which. may be a i hama ~ld and closed the l'alc~n trola.., N. Y. 10. !IC)J.Oohrecord, a, .p.t~al record. ~-43 h.edu . ~ith alx ,wins and s1x. oi birth record. ·~ iW• record lostes. . l. NI.W OI:I.IANI. ~1.: Herbie must be filed with Lea(Ue SeCl'CEli14,beth tallied two runs In the Rodrltu••· 141, New Orlean1, tal'y Tracy Whaley before pl1y l!fth Inning on Ton1 Bumgarner's knoc:ked out Gordon VanLoo, 148, s tarts June 3. single. Stanley had started ttte Gr•nd Rapldt, Mich. S. ()bher detlllh wrnpped up ln inning with a hit but was out ":he,n were tltJt forced at Recond by Just:ce s Pomeroy meeting l(ames wlll start at 6 P. M. and ground ball. Justice wa.!l then the nome team must be o!f th • forced at second on Daugherty's field by 5:40. Home teaina wlll grounder and Sheppard was hlt by fur.n.i.sh a umpire !llr balliJ an .!. a pitched ball. Then came Bumstrlkes, vlwitlng teams umplr~~ . garner's blast to left field. for first and second base, and Jim Stalnaker hUlled all the way ...,. ' _, - I if available, for third base. tor the TJ11efl U1d fanned ~X; Members of the Vnancial dtlvo while w.alllns .two ani! ~"flng u~ comm!tteo working with Mr. Reu- four bitt. Denver Glbbl hUrled for ter 'lire Joe F1eld!i, Cal Simpson, the Falcolll and alto pve up but \fr. and Mra. WHllam Bar.tuh , (our bit.. Glbbs tanntct ftve tnd Bob t,uuks. Bob Bo,wen, Herman walked two . Werry, Willard (Hackl Wilson. Bumgarner was the leadin, bats. ~rs. Henry •Ewlftlt, John McKen- man for tbe daJ 11 hi Clolb:ted de. Lloyd (Dinty) M.oore. W. A.. two hltB in three trlpa. Stan~y 1nd ' Gibbs, Ron S~rlnte\· and Rich Sheppard eaeh 1tld one for &Jb:.. Jone!J. beth. . Waharna'a four lOts were divided" STUDtll SIN.LI WINO • I!IIGDI LQ Darli>!J; Bob OllV81, KNOXVU.LE, TaM. UP-'l:<ln'.' Gibbs ond Jerry ~~n :.n, No&:Ni !tame foOtball The Une score: coach who "lnyed" ,,ri lh the sh ll!le win~~; syste.m las'. IICIIOn, Is In Elizabe-th 000 020 G-1 4 2 Knoxville disoussing lt wlt·tt Bow- Wahama 000 000 ~ f 3 tlen Wy<ttt. the Tenn~uee t'Da ~ h Balteriel: Ellzabetn - S.,nak· who i' the Southern ConfereQce·~ er and !uatice: Wahama - Qibb& outsliandina: exponent or the ail' · and Youna. 11e w.lna fo~mal ivn. sum Room• was e~pire. 1~ Is believad· aaotbe.r in· . ;;.1,141.00 r.kCall JDJd: • ·... ~ et t.lle Pa- £1elder wall· 1M! 10ld or traded · t1' w--,., Middl~port _... ,.,.- ....../ ------ -· ...... c reoud to.&:.bT" ~lhe Ame.rl.cal) ~oi!iatloh. South- ling's national service exemption If Tlrn Morbrty; . """v .3!7, s.n:, ~ Rev1val ~ervlte~ will be Mld olt GraVe tide lef"VItfl for Mr and the Syracu.se EUB Ohun:!h 1U Uudall Mt<:oy, thei.r 10n The Uniteti Sta.t.Ni .eem. to this week Rev. Ro,Ker BishoJ and daughter and their daurhtttr- have decided lo make more Ulb aa · evanasll•t lohd Rev. Richard in-law, MrJ. Charln McCoy, were vf "Titoum" •• a weapon In its Young as sone leader. Theme held eleven o'clock today the cold wu with Soviet Russia . the meeting Lll ..A Time F;)r Cheshire Gravel Hill by h il known that about 100 roilG.reatn"u." · the Rev. Sherley Wood, pa•tor ol lion dollars in ~nomic aid is Special for tlto r<!YIVJI the C!Ulttbir• Baptiot Chu"h . about to be sranted to Pola•d are Wedne1day: Sunbonnet Nij .. l ArranJerneotlll for the Now it is reported the a:overn~ for wom~n 1tnd 0¥et-all night (Cir Jame.& Hendenon. 100 of Mr. were completed by the Rawling!- mcnt has dedded to. rMume it! "We. made .C hristian• out Of 1 . , ·. men. Friday i.J Youth Niaht; and Mrs. Paul Henderson of New Coat• Fune,al Home after the ar· military aid to Yugoslavia. f~ ila@;~ . b••b.&lt experts,'' · · Saturday. Old i"a9h.loned Night Haven has been elected editor of Both countritl are CommunistT~~lta hitr 11 the team ad'ived and Sunday Is Sunday School · High Tirde.!l, Wahama High School rival here Monday evening of ruled. They are pretty likely to be'te· BOSTON UP-James Michael . Night. 1tudent newspaper, for the year Charles McCoy, who wn flown remain lo for the foreseeable fu . v w,, ho In 1932 b"'. s•-d · ·from W•-en Hacktr was named to Cu r Ie.' .......th at l9:J7·MI. · rtthe8 t U.PS. kS. FDJTestal b h to the h turt. The question is whether tho ~· b N ~-gl d -go I The ..... will '''" . • s"""cial mu aLrpo ar en urg w ere 1 after " 18 fnurtb victory •gainst 1 e was ew .~.· an s ~· n~ .... lit: ,... • Henderson serve-d the pa1t year wao met by ht. brot•-r 1 t e uru·tod Sta•-· ouoht to help ooy on,e d.efe,;f,n:l~"t, while the PhUi r Roosevelt man, now elaun.s 1t sic offered each evening. advertising manager of the Arth·Dunn At'--t•· -Citnawd, country that tlas a Communist 81 ~ ... was F.-anklln D Roose clt who . "' • ..,, "' Y. an government. wiJI Start Cardwell, Wbo bas two . · . v paper. Named aulstant editor wu hu uncle, Robert McCoy, cheshire. . . . , . ric:torlea aild no defeats. sent b1m to prison m 1947 for Shirley Lyons, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Maude Dunn and sons, Ar·l ~ertamlr 1l 1s . ag.a.nst U~tted 1 A ~- ripl ~anrt.er, HICker mail fraud . and Mrs. Charles Lyons of MatoD. tbur and David, Atlantic City, .._,bo State& polJC)' to a1d Com_mums~. '!ll,,an;eapr_ f9ualled bi~ lut sea. "lt Was well known that ftomw ~ ~ Other staff members namedd. are were caJled here by the death of ....But lt haprends thadt 1n the ~n~ _reeorl Of three WinS wben velt was out to 'get' ttte big~Hy . eJg~ Phyllis Zickafoose, feature e 1tor; her daughter, Mrs. Charlet Me-- l...,llee_ o1 Pu an an Yug~lavta, b• was wi~. t~e Cubs. bosses" the az.year-C'Id CUrley Ann Newland, news editor; Marvln Coy, lett for their heme today. any atd ~anted .to them w1ll not ~~a_ ~"· elo~ the .~WO..Jame writes ,jn . hb new.l y·puhllsbed 11'1Roush, sports editor; Juhlibg MeSunday funeral services for the help Soviet Ruuta. It would be .C: .I" wltlJ .fb,e, Ph~ls Wednesday tOblography titled "I'd Do It Clung, advertis.ing manqet; · Daro-- McCoy family were beld · at the ralculated to loo~~en further tbe · n ht. lben tli:e:y ~ater~ the New Again I" "Tom PCnclergazt of Kanthy Sayre, Margie Roacb, and Nan· RawiJb.gs-coats Funeral Home with grip o_f Moscow on all Red -ruled Yor~ qlantt. orl· Tb_ursd_~y, Friday sas Cily ha.d -already Deen jailed Seventy-five young ptOple were cy Flesher, circulation manaierl; the Rev. Wood officiating. Special counlrtes. .and S"a~,~J," !oJlOwed by a Sun· d Ed 11 t I 1 present for the Melga County and Ann Chisler, ·financial secre. muaie w4a p,reaented by Mra. Won lnde~ ·::.~?ubfeheader against Pitts- ::nrank ~f ·~e~~o Jer:~ Church of Christ Youth Rally at tary · . Brios Kirby, organiiit, apd tbe . Poland won a areat m~aaure or " Bb.ton me· ••••bllo tro'ubled _ .. had fallen lnto disreput~ the Bradbury Church of Christ on A$KS DIVORGa [ choir rrom the Baptist Chureh in Independence from Ruuaan dom! _,... • ·tb R It c 1 ' Monday ev,nlnc. The Rev. Don lth Cblisbire !nation as the reault of ih revolt •'!':f.·~ Ted KlUJBWski ty wt was ooseve w; lat 'if• .-."n Seevers, Pomeroy. g:tve t h e open- Geneva Wiae, Middleport, w ·· olltit ..,... ~ober. .' ~.. ~ti· 'UtL:" " next . on' the ,-~ ~-"""'~ 1!d. ·to underao an ex· 'FresJdent Roo~velt ~n still In lp.g prayer and Norman Hysell, Crow & Cr~w as attorn•y, .1m FINaD $10, cons YutollnJa broke entirely away ~, . I I I • Bradford, prelldenb ,was ID charge ftled for. -dtvorce rrom . Chari~ Fnd Jenkins - · II••d SID and from RU&llian domination in 1948.. o fice Jn ,t he ear Y stage• 0 tne.... Wl.&e, Maddleport. -aeeordlng to a ..........,,~ . theurt · - of·~J ti The two ct:untrl.. are oow ,,.,. .. 6Gts c.,e and Curley. tells of vl$iti.Jl.g o! the meeting. The nev. Earl '-· . th ff' I lh '-k -..vn• m eo us ee o1 . . "!. ~ • _ ~~: 0 hJm, protesting JUs toooeenea, Slack. Rutland, invited the RallY en ... _,. 1n e 0 aee 0 . e Cno• · Peace R E Grindl M da bilitie1 and not auets to Ruula. ~~:;t-.:-• and askiing that the case be to be held at the Rutland Church ot courts t(lday. on a c~r~ Af d~bin:n They are proof that Ruui~n rule thrown out of court. But he s.J¥8 on June lOth. peace -and int.oxlcaUon. obi obtrheok' C6mrnuniJt countries can The devotionml service was led ACTION· FII.!D e en the President refUiled, .!laying "J '~Y--Jn D,. am .not a dictator." by Patty Michael, .Bradbury, wittt An action for money onl$ ha.~ DOGS REPORTED LOOSE Wladysbw Gemulk.a, who ar 11-UJI:·- . Marilyn F.:\Jershaeb, Bradbury, as been filed by tbil State ol Obl.o A call was. reported in P()merr.ty Communist Party leader i8 the " · · .· "By tbis time," writes Curley, pianist. Fred I. G4rdner, p~.stor vs. Chester •WJgal, Cheshire. At- Ct'ty Hall Monday night from real ruler ~nf Poland, the Pre&!"I WPI ut.ls!led tb·at. he, .and he of the Middleport Church. was the torney.t for the plalntlfl being Monkey Run area that "fots ot · dent Tito of Yug011lavia would wln alone, was te.!l"'"''.,stblefor .tiam· speJill:er and his topic wa1 "The- WilHam Saxbe •n d BrOwn doa:s " Wet"e · runn 1ng 1oo1e .an d a no votes at all In 1 Moscow-co• ..,..,.. ing me. ~e sti.Jl bore a UUd..lP Chart of the Temple". 'Phe closing P-ettit. re'lue1t was made for tlle dot cat- du_cted popularity contest. against me because I bad declln· prayer was given by Mr. Slack. cher. Tlt.o'a politioD ia aeCure. The So-ed the ministry t() Poland, and 1 Churches represented were viet 14Yemau~~t make& Oftldionbad ·also or.itlelzed him sharply Bradbury, Bradford, Middleport, BAit• MEITI TWO MORE ENTIR al motions or friendship toward (o;- gi~ing me the run-around ~ The Meigs County Bar AssociaVIRGINIA BEACH. v.i. UP- T"10 many occasions." Pomeroy, Rutland, and Zion. til)n met Monday afternoon In the Alice Bauer of Saruola, Fla., and ' d · But nto baa shCJwn a~ain Curley's 1947 prison !H!'nten~e Re!resbmenh ol cookies, ice courtroom with PN:r.ident Em · Betty Dodl:l and Betty Jameson. an aa:aln that be bas no intention stemmed from his activltiet as cream and pop were served by the mett Peoples presiding and · vot~d both o! San Antonio, Tex .. al'e Of giving up the lent bit of bl.s president of Engineers GrOUp In·• foUowinJ y..mng· people of the to have a dinner mHttnr the the three latest entries for the ~dependeDf('-. The Ruuian moa company organized In W-ashlng host ehureb : Marilyn and Phyllis first Thesday .~ each -Dtonth at . women'g $12,000 Triangle Rou;:rl lions of friendship invariably are ton .•evernl years prewou,ly, OSl· Eberabach, Katie •nd Wilbur Row- the Martin ReJ:toaurarit kl Middle · Robin ~~;oii tour.nament here, Mal-~ succeeded by ~utb~ts of denuntenrtbly to provide expert engi .ley Jr., Loretta ~anning, Sharon port. Attending were ~rmon 2g.........Jluie. 2. dation when Ti.to fads to respond. heering services to business ancl ~ousb, Patty Michael asllisted by and James O'Briert, Juda:u J(lhn · As has been pointed out, Gvmul· and industry. \ ,· :krs. Carl Ebersbach. Bacon, Manning We~tn,. Be· SION JO PIGHT n·a rd F-ultz and Fred W. Crow, This was Cur~y'a seeond prison MIIGS ~ENIRAL HOSPITAL WASJliiNGTON UP - Virg't term. E1rly in his career, b{! Admitted: Clark Quitlen, Syra-· A,kini· of'' St. · Louis and Randy served 60 days for Impersonating cuse; Ca!~ Shleids, Poineroy, M:elPRINCETON WINS -ot;··{(e"W "l!'"orlt have .b ee:: another man whi-l e taking: P ci·;jl vi~;~ Smith, Pomeroy; Ruth Hill, NEW YORK UP-Prineeto'l sl.i:Red .for q, tO-r~nd middle- serYiee ex.aminatlon. t'nivel'6ity wqn the America. Cup Letart F'lls; Ida Howell, Racitje. •.VeJ&ht figltt at -the- Qllpitol Aren3; . " I lelt then, as now, that J ha, 1 ·Discharged · Riehard Stewart, at the M.Jd-Atlanij.c •lnf.ercoll" May 24- .The bout replaces a l!gbt done a oharitable thing fo~: ll Cheshif.e; David Roush, ColumbUB; g:late Sailing Association cham~­ weight cQ{It(!st .b ftween Psnli IJ!an who needed a jDb so thitt :1e Wilma Stobart, Pomeroy; Emma lonships Sun~-ay with a total of· Rosi apd JOey Lopes, wbieh W>88 could support hia wile and four BriSJht, Rutland; Jake ·E bersbach, 141 points. Navy was second wi '. h I • cancell,,d becaus~ RG1i injur~d children," ·w rites Curley. Pomeroy; Ruth Hill, Letart Falls. 132 and Cornell .fourth wi '"l !Wk. . ~ ~aut ~ k. Jiily:ti: ay UNITID JIIIH~ INTEIUMTtONAir t.tA&uiE Montreal 4 Buiralo a. Richmond 6 Havana 2 Columbus 10 Miami 7 AMERICAN ASSOCIA.110N Sl. Paul 14 Denver B Others rained out INTERNATIONAL LI~UE w L !Pet. GB ' lijclunond 17 g .~4 · Ml.tmi .... · 15 g .825 1 nu..ftalo 13 HI .$85 2~ ···· 13 10 .565 2Y~ !~h"e~?!2 13 ·'"·" 4 ·1z (i!olum~ . 9 14 .~,1 611:! ~ Moatre.al . . 9 1& 7 Ht.wna. . . 8: ut .333 1 1 CAR W, Main St. I •·· The for a bact allmeat at eln11atl •edle11 open a 13--&:ame the New England BapUit Hoapital home 11:-P.d ktajpt tbe b)o Neuro tul'leon Dr Jame.!l L PbUadelPhla. Pbllt with everybody Popptn. aakiDJ tlte qUHtion : ean they .keep it up'!'" Winnloe 12 Jtraiebt pme. OD the toad to aet recorda . Howtd no sitD• of lloW!lll,d\llwn . Ma,l)qer)Jirdie 1'tbli0tto iild, •"Pftey alf the Ume.'' · Shuttle Race To MiMr'Leagues Opens As Pilots :F.::~w:"':.~u:~~ ·Player Limit May l5thTripCiuhsDownFor25 E.t,~~· Baseball Results u'""' - .. --.. ·- .. ........ -·-·- ·---~ .. ·! ····~ = Support for Little and Pony League baseball appeared plenj. ful in the Twin TOVoins as meet · ings Monday night in Pomeroy and Middleort were well-attended and definite pl·a ns for securing needed finan.cea were matt._ In PoJDefoy 1 lf'net'al ccmun_ij;.o tecr bea.lfed. b;y Gerald Reuter w~ b 1~ war:lli~ wat named md mad· immedi-ale plarn tor a later nt whi«:h ste-p! wJIL be to oblaio at leut ~00 Melli• CoUAty Little I!Ad JUe AaloeiatiGD. . Jllddl.elJ'ort'l mHlinl. attended AM:IAJCApt LIAGVI by over 50 per.srms- ill the ·bJ&b. . . Monday! ~!h r.cho.ol and presided over by Li~· I in S:ston '3', night t1e Leq'Ue AaBOCiation Prellident W~-~ 5,,....~ p~ ~Dal Boas, named Bous, K.al :•"h i y'1t Bost.on-M'I.U ~l n Htn.&.. -nk Wlkon Louil . .~trot . ...,., "~ ' Tbe 'Plaerll and t~ Atnleties are Sauer and Ken ...,_,.,hlnn.,, to ' Sujlltvan 2-2 C'tty at New·· Yor~ .: .... • ~ "· .awu• .., ..,, the. only Am~rican. League teams ·make a drive thit week thrould -Gmer 2--1 v.. sturdlv.aftt 1·2 faced .,.tth rclfter · trfinmlDJ. the buainou oe<Uona ol town. , Ch'- at .w~ oi&Jil-- · TbO s.nalor1 and the ltr· Middlei;KJI't's team ~ OhnoviUl t..-1 vt KemtMl!eJI 1.\-2 o.r muA a-u.t three pla~er. There were Iota of tiahemum. It Pony loellfUe aad tour UitJ.e Pucual .2-1 . S.G1 a;. two ovel', -.d Forked Run Lake Sunrlay. will bave dtelr boya out etsVe~d at nifht Red; !Jdi and eriaf~s O.borne, <!onee•Jonlire, ~ S&tu~da,-, Va)'" 25 "fM -Gatctii. l-1 • ~ plenty of nice ba11 catchea, u4 ever the ent.il:e town iATtOfiiAf,. \;. .., Botox hu snapsbota to provo it. are tbe v:r;ee'f, ' Na ..... ~ ' Was played In Jndii.Do, k• Tvo,.y'o Prol!t!illf - Iii!C.~.. , -the Senatoro Opening day for swimming on ·~~~?.!~ Kallnn . and Pi,t tlburib at ehiO.,.....FurlttJ ' Sox, 5-3, in a the new heactt is May 30th. Thi1 is €alL Coaeh ~~VII )):ott 2-3 , This off a new setup and should prove of Charles Is in citlalrte" , 1f•.w ~ork at St. . ~ nlJh"h- : cJubs .tQ . great appeal \hili summer. Fine of the Pony Squad. Gmu- .-i or Aq:t~IJ:l ' . .. u deadbeacn sand was applied to an area ..,. Hesson , Tucker iirlmits ,is get· tmg in cxct!llenl shape, h11s taken off a bit over 10 pounds, and is throwing regularly . It has been about f1ve y1:ars ~ ince this proprietor or Sports Desk tla:; seen Gene throw them in. It will be a Notable observer!! at the Sunday pleasure to watch ttim again . practice game between Pomero and Middleport OVA clubs Sunday wel'e Gene Hesaon and Luther TucriginaHy , the Pomeroy Little Le ue meeting tleld Monday night ker of the Hartford 'l'i&er•- He. had en planned for Tue1 ay :fs i:of:~~rt~!s-lf.,!r:i!e':'~:~ nJJdlt but wu mo~ed abead be· ipQt.'' Mqbe tO. It 11 a fact, bOW· calUie of th~htelev~llhi of the Cln· ever. in tbe lace of M"r. He&IOn's- c~n.aU.PhUa<ielpbta baseball lam~. humble opinion of bhnuU, that It s Hfe to ~o.~y it would -havt tall:· hundredt ot bUebaU !ant here wUI en a near earthquake to pull_ many be lookilll forward to see bow the baseball faRB MWU frOm a vJeWini Tiger 11 outhpaw farea against bia of their belo\led Redlep e$fiolaUy. u tbe Queen City club embarkl a OVA opJIODe.,'· thll 1ummer. ,_;,;;;;;;.;;;;;i;;;";;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiii;;;;;;~.l a horue stan d 1re& b 1rom a I t ....... ......_ .. u 1......... 1 nin 1t:r k · ng ..... _me w P J ea a the "''d. •. r"'* Va., f1ned flO and Twin Towns Lay<Out Campaign For Financial Tag Day Set · In Middleport For May 25th , ~ .~ ~~rtrard, 11 Mass Funeral pRedlegs ~n 13-Game Honae Stay With Revival Services wa• eMU to.. hils As acker Goes For Fourth 1'in At Syracuse EU~ :~:::::~~.~ .~~r ~mith ~!: Held Today For CINCINNATI UP un-~amination Ch UfCb All week nlt:ht McCoy F<>..:}y ln qalnJt "How ~n 1 Name Henderson Mn. Blam wltn urry es ~ever.al . o f To Be Editor 0£ at at th&· Btdlett Cem~tery .A.I RooseveIt·FOf drWo n~hta School. Newspaper service~ .J SPORTS DESK -.-- ·~ ·~ .,....,.tto an 1M ;,v. lladianttolte BroU. er • BoU-to-Yo11 Oven. SMlf • Litetime Porcelain iD. 5 oolon iDe1udiua' frillalN-LIW t:od-Hlt!h QutliJ · Big Full. Width Be· moool,U SMiva • D.p FuU •WWitA Porwlain Hydrator • Slidtng Chill lJrGuMr • Super Stort~.g• Door witb. Butter Compa.rtment; NJcl bic Removable Shelnl • Pull-SUe Super Frnzer Ch••'· white, Roti.ueria opti.... Onlr • $419.95 l!ee your G81 Appliance Dealer ~I BAKER FUR OniJ $229.95 �.. . .. .. .. . .. , ____ ... • .. .._..,_ .. _ ol-Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 14, !957 ByCbei~ehW Baseball Quiz: Tbere isn't any today. That clawn over in Lhe abop who dreams these questions and answers up hasn't came in with any new ones, and we've gone thru the first batch.. · ~ Time •• Clu!JIIle · Wa- Up Your Wlnter·W_,. With • M 0 b'lI Care Spr1ng BOLINS MOBILGAS "It piN... VI to pl.... you" Pomeroy United. Prea Sperb Wrltw A host ol pb.yera on. ~Q. .~ league teams today probably f '• like a traffic violator awaiting f ,_· a palrolma11 to nand him a suul· moru. Six. c]ubs lllrealb have trimmed the}r roJlA:r!f. 00. t~ required 25plan.r l.iD).It, a llnited, Press ve{ renaledl, 'out 18 n!Qre wi l roll ~def~reh ~· dcutddown line .at IH mg t ~e nes ay. In the Nati.ollfl} Leaalie, tlwl Cubs, PitatiJ, Giants- and P&iJltu. completed t1::ansaetlonS Monday tttat enabled them to square away \)aeie l!.;tliters 48 · hourg ahead of Utilt. The cardinals still must cut three plalers, th6 Braves are two over the- lbJI.it \lfltlle. the Dodgers aDd the Redlep eaeb have one pint slip to. Jiand out. ' paw Jo~ (Windy~ ·· 11:.' M!~~~tl!.. :z: Betteys Knotk Wahanta Froat Re111011al PIav New Furniture J -·----- Fight Aesuftt FOR $299.00 BAKER ' FURNITUh On Tbe Brlghl<st Corn•r ID llllddleporl by ·•· -~- . -- - ~ 1· • Lifted For Holders Of •• Daily Doubles t oDI)"IIod RltleoTbla Yea•! POME..OY MOI!tt. MltY ZO nu..lng 8 P.M. Till Midnight Rhythm Masters Orch. MOONLITE Ln. 9 p.m. Pomeroy Only FARES< Ch11All5c; Adult U.75 (I.. Ind.) TORONTO UP.-Old W,~bine Park ~- t;f.~ ... fltHd to oanC!ei ·,ttiel; Ji~Rx; ~li :1 afttr th,e ~~~· . , . j~ refuaed to Hde. oyer the , nin· soaked ~r- ~· tt.K~ '1 ·~.~t~" Drive·l n . . . - . -U ~ 1 ~' . . MaoloJ> .Bnnolo GUYS AND (Cinemucope •· TechDieolor) Sinatra --.uo. Jack we: HOytt t:Lj;Iui!<olorl - 0 B KlD'S Sli,·pp'ed uaek T . , ~ _.--'7----- ~- 1950 DODGI · -·- Coronet 5 !lass., Light Green - Radio Covers. A llPOd buy. L.,.aS 25lBS. ! Heater. Se•t· am 53 ' Y••~ of •1• and waa ovt!rwellht, but ! thanll:l to Rennet Concentrate I am 1 bapk w normal wttaht;' write~~ H. . T . Wlllofl, 311 Wayne St .• Manafld~ : 0. "I bave 1011t over 2.5 lbs. lind tln<l It an euy, sate waY to reduce: · AU: yol.tr drusslst for 4 omJP-e! ol U.quld lU:NNEL Concentrate. You'll never know a hungr~ moment while reduclnl with RENNEL.. . 0.276 --· - - ·-·- ..... . < .11"\II EI> II • M J [J V \ / E S T E RN I ~ . . . IVI Nio . ' ' , - ------ ComeU.todu!_/ Amerle.an aid to Poland may mean 1 treat deal In helping GomuJb to preserve the ladepend· ence be hu won. A~ rea:ard• Yugoalavia, It hardly seelJll ill::ely that American aid would take President '1\to c-1oaer to Ruula. The big tnt iJ tlM: wav Rustia •ill read. tD Ameriun aid to Polud aDd YugGslaria. It can hardly be doubted that I• either in· stance tbe Soviet lfOnrnment wil' regard U u a bostO• act. FOII.O THilOWING w""' ~ New York Yankee left hand~.. wbo has been sidelined men e tb.an a w~.k with a &Ore sbouldepitched batting practice Sundpy and l&id later he felt no pa"n while thro winl. •· v eus.x Middleport :... --- IR and T-Square Sheer· -·- - . ~- --~,...--, ··· ·s.~- · -· · 11,1. . - ·~ ~ rrlr•·n· ..,,._ . flllff..-. 60· lb. IAro '.!. ,. Door • BoU-to-You Sh.duca •St~.fet-r s..l Lotdt, l'on>olohJ IIY..drolo,.. and. Simpli· Matlc Oultll. l~n.trol • ONn "Ba.le" Eltlll • ·~r:· !bet n --to- S.poeit;iou..Hett~~ .......... ..-. • Supe,.·•#.#e ·OftD. 011' • . \ $214.95 hi}' 'ttctn'-t on ~if¥ .II .... \ no.t hlnll fdll- Ellolltllla... • -1.2 Rpo.ll'•t,.. oo1t1t ftoti!Do Ltln - . . "Thilliinl PrvuJI•• iDdadu Coo.l· Ma.atei' 11nd HnllMinder Controlt • J _H..,Vnil• / Dup. Well TM,.. mizcr·&o~ These btdlt·lnGu .....,. ·have the automatic DIP burner heat oontrob *" •Honiwiclt •Sunray • Tappau • Univelul • Kenmnre •&poo . •Weotern Hoi!¥ • Coloric .ue.tl(ll .·a :ror ., .la.tMFpt,~~,..U ... r · YOU 1>e bsppior, Wit!> 1 , . , ~ - ? ••• • ~ii~lilto, the~VOR n~du raftj.. _. . ...... -.-,,.; .~ · I $469.95 and old ra111e I . Ji'a all !II the ilnA''!f ...,, metllcal ~ olltltreatritili~' aee your phytlclan. Zt~lle ~ • Plaft..A· Qa..veniaDc. home. Pomeroy eame back tn the tfth wben wlth two out lleCull~h walked, Cunnlqham ,Lt hi• aecoild double and Bartell aJngle4 Culloua:h •nd CuMlncham home. For Rutland Allen Biddle, LarDua•n 11nd Jlmmr Qnham had ReNita: &007- full.quii ... - cooltin• rih ewery baeic Ilks d CO. Sales- Paint - Servlee · BALTIMORE UP-Whitey rorri OtU'y 30 iltdla wiM ... but 4 lfi.ns.*'- 01/CA • ~hfllire"IB · .' ..,bil" Gary' - CLINTON FISHER . frfgillll,. Ellltrllllangl Ill ldiOIPrico IN THE UNE OF DlJI'Y \ I of..;:.,.-eoioiiL' . Bill Filhor trtt'•d • h-1-· · '-AIWf'$ · ,.#1 · A complete line to fit ~;.;y C~y~d b;;d¢, choke- .. fthn· SmerPDCI•like uua an not unuwaL Jt'• part ol: our ftiPONibllitt Wjlfiamsbu.i.; _,.J' 1 .• 0, ,,Ever bear or a style 8/ww Cor home appliances?.· ·, MAKES EVllRY n '--·-~ ---, o Well, lee's your chance to life one-in our showing' oC '57 Frigidaire Electric Ranges and Refrigeratore-the "IJainJcifiiii!Bl" ·-and the "handielt''refrigerators ever devised. All new, iDside and out-all with the amazing Sheer Loj?k that makes every corner count, gives that ~'built-in"look. · ·· ··-·-· --. ~ ~ 4n another en«_ u -·would,... Colonial i ' • wl one thl on --tic • Gomulka's position hat~ been made more difficult because of Poland's serious econom_ie aituation. Tbe weakneM of Pohab eeon. omy i 1 ineiting popular onre1t. It la betping the •staJhliltl," and the Soviet goverr:~.ment, betaule 1t weaUDI Gomul.la_ . . Pret!dent ~ISen~ower e_mphasiud m talking t.o congressional leaden in Washington last Tburs-day t~at he rea:~ rorei1n aid 11 an mve1tment an peare and a weapon In the cold WIJ'. . '1'lton , .. ~ ........ llU&I teen·•iet who bad an acute eiKUn , at four o'clock one:_ In 1bo - - the botU• containlnl he:' pre~~CJ"lpUon feU W ~ ftGor and. ahattered. What wu dont' The pharmacl.lt wu ealled Jmrnediateb'., dnl Atttlitnit? He is beiag subjected also to leaders, and by Poles g&nera:Uy , nronx flreuure by other tJOiitictl who w-ant a complete break wltb Ru•••'•. str_~ight It's olumb-line "'IliA>· ' I '-- · With Four Hits, Wins 6-0 Test DUTTON DRUG ka'l ~lition Is sun delic-ate and potentially dana:eroUL • 1 Pru&u'"" ly Enemiet Tbl: "Sta.Hnat" Co.m.oounilta whom ho ouoled !rom power are trying perJi.!tentl)' to weaken i:um. OM FRI,G I • ·Cuuninpmt Shuts Rutland OUt ~"' -~-- . '•The ·most automatic' llppliance'{ <*n ·my~ ..kitcliep 'lis my'new gas range"· I -.. htern.al ....l)dparenQ ar 11tt. C.C:il K1n1 of Letut~ . ' :I" 1. Phone 485 . • .1: '''J. ... fil\ Karr -· ... I . . t sm. Wltll Y•ls ·Ke•i leclpt MAN8J'l!:l.l). OHio -··t e w LE Mrr. Mr and ·,.,, J. THIS WEEK O·N tYf . T 'I' itoism I outed As Newest Tool J(IDC Of u s Ift. FOrr.Jm • p0 licy lb~u~~~ '!:n ~:~1 a!':u,i AppOm:tment of Kenneth Mead, I ~dl~d~n~·t~e~v~e;•~·~·~tiit~h~e_;;tl~m~eii!~or~t~h~eiiii55;;;~iii5~!a; .former· Ottei-bein College g1·id l1 sW, ' as ~ rootba1:1 ooae-h •t ?t!&,ieua ~ep· · -w~s offieiatfx Cll)li!Jrme~J. _todQ by Pi'e.sideAt 88 AUU (OIJEYHO..UND. ., phom\Oc""' \O,WP ., 75 Young People Attend M • ,-, Youth Rally M()n. . TONIGHT' Frank lrrefted S.tw"day after a boat be WU rldlDJ beeame Bt.alled. ln ... ,he river and c-apsiu<l. · /the driving ' '•' ro· IE!::!::!' comfort fotake: . .-""".............. the bus I ·and leave. to us t . s · Marietta Grid TeamlnFall Itr;em,~ ' ne"ift. ot his seleCt tion was released In local paper!! several days ·ago, but it was only on receipts of his aLgned eontrac-t that official announceme:.t was made. Mead, 31. ~places .tohn !l "Red" Smith as nead grid mentor a~t.arit basketball ~Q--th apd. iu. stnctor ln pbyskal edbctti6a:. Ttt's-&Uoii! k~!"'""-.................." ......... . . Pris"on. · tay -·'fU,. "• J.OCKEYS Iones was o_ptloned ~o Minne-The Phil lies reached the legf.l apu! •.:;, and ?Ut.flelder Bill Taylor limit when M<f'gan was sol_d to and catctler-mfu!1der Bobby Hof- ttle Cubs, whi~ the PirateS" did ttle man were relened ~utrig~· . to by se1UnJ southpaw B«?b Kuth~t same ~b. · . · to Colurrilius a~d optioning 'lbe.Cu~_jlu~~\,WO'~field. c~cher DannY. Krav1tz to the ePs -J, plcJGpg ·up -Bo by Mot-tan same Interoational League club. trol!l Li~l ~ "'!lliC!~ and acq\I.U" ' thing Jdn the Senators-Bvsox. gamhr . e, tlpft ~rom Por,..t 1and o1 e Te Willisms went hitless m t ee ~ ~ same.'l.i&le; filst baa&- Q_Cficial at - batl and dropped Into Bif ~tlelsGo. "!'fu~tler .s~~"~'Ond place Jn the American ..~ t League -, ·""'I n ~cen 1~· •a. -re. so to p orbattlniJ race wit h a .403 land; pitcher Dav~ Hillman was .9p- qverag.e_._ _ _ _ _ __ t~oned 1p ·t_h~ ~ . i'!lub, AP.Ii out. !Jeldell. Jl911• ~!:' .wu rtl~sed to San Diet& m the PCL. . Robinson_ On Block W:atvers on ftrst baseman Ed Robmson were asked by \he De· rtolt ·Tigers who wlll luve to re1 Payer . ~ .~~~ay ...,, nk Bol 1 · CIUCAGO UP-It's -alW~iS touah sweating out the daily do·lble, but .bettor& ~oul.Jn't even see what ·was happening to ·t heir -money in the first .and second race5 at Wash·ington Park Monday. Heavy fog blanketed both turns and the baekatretch. Cloclren ·, . out • ~NPln' e.. . · ' . :-!"!\[: t oait League; pitcher Gor- ttten. ·~~~g~~~~~~~~~ w. -~ lfVII'O· about BOO last yards theroped boat and caps in ·addition needs tobills, atfli;tdock iirea fallbeyond . It Is now .mc>re bal!s uni· Newcombe at2 WiJiiNmb' vs Buhl 1·-orr and marked with big yellow forms becsuse more boys ar • Philadelphia at oC!Minnatl drums r~ady for the first on- turning out for the program ttl~,· night~udwell 2~ vs •acker slaueht uf swimmers. Ytar. A ramlmwn of $700 ,is M· to eury out 1-l Forked RuD. ought to have G lle.v:ed are 61\ t~J. 'pd sea10n- ita. best. Thit wetre-I.R tittle Leacue teams, atkll} spot could eo~~;~e into ~ . In Pony ·llJU'Id'. populadty than. ever bei1naina: In _Mlddle~>rt,',• season begins M1y abo.ut two week11. Excellent picnic sitea-, a benutiful seltlng, boats, 28 snd schedUles will be ;releasei outdoor cooking facilities,. a clear, soon b:y Presfdent Boggs. MO,~IOII R.liSIOIblue lake wltb flth in .uJ. aild. a lint 1ate awlmmlna ho.ur OUibt! PresJd8nt Dicll Reitan of ~1a.1 t I to prove enough tn attract. peoPle t1!\g1 Counl>' Little Le•gu• pro· sa(led when a motio-n was mad · ~lelr.eward. by; Jobn MI.'Kenzie and seco nded , ~ Wlrt county Hltlt School by Wltlard Wil son r~inding an i 'l'tM~ of Ellzabetl!. defeated Wa. earlier rullng that birth certlfl · h~ihi{8 White Falcons 2..0 f4onday e&tes will be needed to estabU ·)1. sfternoon In a first·round glme of aY UNiTIO PaUS correet age. tl'le Reslon 2 Section 7 bUebaH NI!W YORK St. Nh:holn Aren• U was decided, by Jhe mo.Uon tGQtnament of West Vlra:inl~. -Jimmy Arctltr, 1..%, -.. .... Y!Q.rk t'-1 accept any 1egal qteans of ,...... The Jame was played on t¥ Waoutpointed Tet~y Dlllut, 141, At· ta;b~idng aa:e, which. may be a i hama ~ld and closed the l'alc~n trola.., N. Y. 10. !IC)J.Oohrecord, a, .p.t~al record. ~-43 h.edu . ~ith alx ,wins and s1x. oi birth record. ·~ iW• record lostes. . l. NI.W OI:I.IANI. ~1.: Herbie must be filed with Lea(Ue SeCl'CEli14,beth tallied two runs In the Rodrltu••· 141, New Orlean1, tal'y Tracy Whaley before pl1y l!fth Inning on Ton1 Bumgarner's knoc:ked out Gordon VanLoo, 148, s tarts June 3. single. Stanley had started ttte Gr•nd Rapldt, Mich. S. ()bher detlllh wrnpped up ln inning with a hit but was out ":he,n were tltJt forced at Recond by Just:ce s Pomeroy meeting l(ames wlll start at 6 P. M. and ground ball. Justice wa.!l then the nome team must be o!f th • forced at second on Daugherty's field by 5:40. Home teaina wlll grounder and Sheppard was hlt by fur.n.i.sh a umpire !llr balliJ an .!. a pitched ball. Then came Bumstrlkes, vlwitlng teams umplr~~ . garner's blast to left field. for first and second base, and Jim Stalnaker hUlled all the way ...,. ' _, - I if available, for third base. tor the TJ11efl U1d fanned ~X; Members of the Vnancial dtlvo while w.alllns .two ani! ~"flng u~ comm!tteo working with Mr. Reu- four bitt. Denver Glbbl hUrled for ter 'lire Joe F1eld!i, Cal Simpson, the Falcolll and alto pve up but \fr. and Mra. WHllam Bar.tuh , (our bit.. Glbbs tanntct ftve tnd Bob t,uuks. Bob Bo,wen, Herman walked two . Werry, Willard (Hackl Wilson. Bumgarner was the leadin, bats. ~rs. Henry •Ewlftlt, John McKen- man for tbe daJ 11 hi Clolb:ted de. Lloyd (Dinty) M.oore. W. A.. two hltB in three trlpa. Stan~y 1nd ' Gibbs, Ron S~rlnte\· and Rich Sheppard eaeh 1tld one for &Jb:.. Jone!J. beth. . Waharna'a four lOts were divided" STUDtll SIN.LI WINO • I!IIGDI LQ Darli>!J; Bob OllV81, KNOXVU.LE, TaM. UP-'l:<ln'.' Gibbs ond Jerry ~~n :.n, No&:Ni !tame foOtball The Une score: coach who "lnyed" ,,ri lh the sh ll!le win~~; syste.m las'. IICIIOn, Is In Elizabe-th 000 020 G-1 4 2 Knoxville disoussing lt wlt·tt Bow- Wahama 000 000 ~ f 3 tlen Wy<ttt. the Tenn~uee t'Da ~ h Balteriel: Ellzabetn - S.,nak· who i' the Southern ConfereQce·~ er and !uatice: Wahama - Qibb& outsliandina: exponent or the ail' · and Youna. 11e w.lna fo~mal ivn. sum Room• was e~pire. 1~ Is believad· aaotbe.r in· . ;;.1,141.00 r.kCall JDJd: • ·... ~ et t.lle Pa- £1elder wall· 1M! 10ld or traded · t1' w--,., Middl~port _... ,.,.- ....../ ------ -· ...... c reoud to.&:.bT" ~lhe Ame.rl.cal) ~oi!iatloh. South- ling's national service exemption If Tlrn Morbrty; . """v .3!7, s.n:, ~ Rev1val ~ervlte~ will be Mld olt GraVe tide lef"VItfl for Mr and the Syracu.se EUB Ohun:!h 1U Uudall Mt<:oy, thei.r 10n The Uniteti Sta.t.Ni .eem. to this week Rev. Ro,Ker BishoJ and daughter and their daurhtttr- have decided lo make more Ulb aa · evanasll•t lohd Rev. Richard in-law, MrJ. Charln McCoy, were vf "Titoum" •• a weapon In its Young as sone leader. Theme held eleven o'clock today the cold wu with Soviet Russia . the meeting Lll ..A Time F;)r Cheshire Gravel Hill by h il known that about 100 roilG.reatn"u." · the Rev. Sherley Wood, pa•tor ol lion dollars in ~nomic aid is Special for tlto r<!YIVJI the C!Ulttbir• Baptiot Chu"h . about to be sranted to Pola•d are Wedne1day: Sunbonnet Nij .. l ArranJerneotlll for the Now it is reported the a:overn~ for wom~n 1tnd 0¥et-all night (Cir Jame.& Hendenon. 100 of Mr. were completed by the Rawling!- mcnt has dedded to. rMume it! "We. made .C hristian• out Of 1 . , ·. men. Friday i.J Youth Niaht; and Mrs. Paul Henderson of New Coat• Fune,al Home after the ar· military aid to Yugoslavia. f~ ila@;~ . b••b.&lt experts,'' · · Saturday. Old i"a9h.loned Night Haven has been elected editor of Both countritl are CommunistT~~lta hitr 11 the team ad'ived and Sunday Is Sunday School · High Tirde.!l, Wahama High School rival here Monday evening of ruled. They are pretty likely to be'te· BOSTON UP-James Michael . Night. 1tudent newspaper, for the year Charles McCoy, who wn flown remain lo for the foreseeable fu . v w,, ho In 1932 b"'. s•-d · ·from W•-en Hacktr was named to Cu r Ie.' .......th at l9:J7·MI. · rtthe8 t U.PS. kS. FDJTestal b h to the h turt. The question is whether tho ~· b N ~-gl d -go I The ..... will '''" . • s"""cial mu aLrpo ar en urg w ere 1 after " 18 fnurtb victory •gainst 1 e was ew .~.· an s ~· n~ .... lit: ,... • Henderson serve-d the pa1t year wao met by ht. brot•-r 1 t e uru·tod Sta•-· ouoht to help ooy on,e d.efe,;f,n:l~"t, while the PhUi r Roosevelt man, now elaun.s 1t sic offered each evening. advertising manager of the Arth·Dunn At'--t•· -Citnawd, country that tlas a Communist 81 ~ ... was F.-anklln D Roose clt who . "' • ..,, "' Y. an government. wiJI Start Cardwell, Wbo bas two . · . v paper. Named aulstant editor wu hu uncle, Robert McCoy, cheshire. . . . , . ric:torlea aild no defeats. sent b1m to prison m 1947 for Shirley Lyons, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Maude Dunn and sons, Ar·l ~ertamlr 1l 1s . ag.a.nst U~tted 1 A ~- ripl ~anrt.er, HICker mail fraud . and Mrs. Charles Lyons of MatoD. tbur and David, Atlantic City, .._,bo State& polJC)' to a1d Com_mums~. '!ll,,an;eapr_ f9ualled bi~ lut sea. "lt Was well known that ftomw ~ ~ Other staff members namedd. are were caJled here by the death of ....But lt haprends thadt 1n the ~n~ _reeorl Of three WinS wben velt was out to 'get' ttte big~Hy . eJg~ Phyllis Zickafoose, feature e 1tor; her daughter, Mrs. Charlet Me-- l...,llee_ o1 Pu an an Yug~lavta, b• was wi~. t~e Cubs. bosses" the az.year-C'Id CUrley Ann Newland, news editor; Marvln Coy, lett for their heme today. any atd ~anted .to them w1ll not ~~a_ ~"· elo~ the .~WO..Jame writes ,jn . hb new.l y·puhllsbed 11'1Roush, sports editor; Juhlibg MeSunday funeral services for the help Soviet Ruuta. It would be .C: .I" wltlJ .fb,e, Ph~ls Wednesday tOblography titled "I'd Do It Clung, advertis.ing manqet; · Daro-- McCoy family were beld · at the ralculated to loo~~en further tbe · n ht. lben tli:e:y ~ater~ the New Again I" "Tom PCnclergazt of Kanthy Sayre, Margie Roacb, and Nan· RawiJb.gs-coats Funeral Home with grip o_f Moscow on all Red -ruled Yor~ qlantt. orl· Tb_ursd_~y, Friday sas Cily ha.d -already Deen jailed Seventy-five young ptOple were cy Flesher, circulation manaierl; the Rev. Wood officiating. Special counlrtes. .and S"a~,~J," !oJlOwed by a Sun· d Ed 11 t I 1 present for the Melga County and Ann Chisler, ·financial secre. muaie w4a p,reaented by Mra. Won lnde~ ·::.~?ubfeheader against Pitts- ::nrank ~f ·~e~~o Jer:~ Church of Christ Youth Rally at tary · . Brios Kirby, organiiit, apd tbe . Poland won a areat m~aaure or " Bb.ton me· ••••bllo tro'ubled _ .. had fallen lnto disreput~ the Bradbury Church of Christ on A$KS DIVORGa [ choir rrom the Baptist Chureh in Independence from Ruuaan dom! _,... • ·tb R It c 1 ' Monday ev,nlnc. The Rev. Don lth Cblisbire !nation as the reault of ih revolt •'!':f.·~ Ted KlUJBWski ty wt was ooseve w; lat 'if• .-."n Seevers, Pomeroy. g:tve t h e open- Geneva Wiae, Middleport, w ·· olltit ..,... ~ober. .' ~.. ~ti· 'UtL:" " next . on' the ,-~ ~-"""'~ 1!d. ·to underao an ex· 'FresJdent Roo~velt ~n still In lp.g prayer and Norman Hysell, Crow & Cr~w as attorn•y, .1m FINaD $10, cons YutollnJa broke entirely away ~, . I I I • Bradford, prelldenb ,was ID charge ftled for. -dtvorce rrom . Chari~ Fnd Jenkins - · II••d SID and from RU&llian domination in 1948.. o fice Jn ,t he ear Y stage• 0 tne.... Wl.&e, Maddleport. -aeeordlng to a ..........,,~ . theurt · - of·~J ti The two ct:untrl.. are oow ,,.,. .. 6Gts c.,e and Curley. tells of vl$iti.Jl.g o! the meeting. The nev. Earl '-· . th ff' I lh '-k -..vn• m eo us ee o1 . . "!. ~ • _ ~~: 0 hJm, protesting JUs toooeenea, Slack. Rutland, invited the RallY en ... _,. 1n e 0 aee 0 . e Cno• · Peace R E Grindl M da bilitie1 and not auets to Ruula. ~~:;t-.:-• and askiing that the case be to be held at the Rutland Church ot courts t(lday. on a c~r~ Af d~bin:n They are proof that Ruui~n rule thrown out of court. But he s.J¥8 on June lOth. peace -and int.oxlcaUon. obi obtrheok' C6mrnuniJt countries can The devotionml service was led ACTION· FII.!D e en the President refUiled, .!laying "J '~Y--Jn D,. am .not a dictator." by Patty Michael, .Bradbury, wittt An action for money onl$ ha.~ DOGS REPORTED LOOSE Wladysbw Gemulk.a, who ar 11-UJI:·- . Marilyn F.:\Jershaeb, Bradbury, as been filed by tbil State ol Obl.o A call was. reported in P()merr.ty Communist Party leader i8 the " · · .· "By tbis time," writes Curley, pianist. Fred I. G4rdner, p~.stor vs. Chester •WJgal, Cheshire. At- Ct'ty Hall Monday night from real ruler ~nf Poland, the Pre&!"I WPI ut.ls!led tb·at. he, .and he of the Middleport Church. was the torney.t for the plalntlfl being Monkey Run area that "fots ot · dent Tito of Yug011lavia would wln alone, was te.!l"'"''.,stblefor .tiam· speJill:er and his topic wa1 "The- WilHam Saxbe •n d BrOwn doa:s " Wet"e · runn 1ng 1oo1e .an d a no votes at all In 1 Moscow-co• ..,..,.. ing me. ~e sti.Jl bore a UUd..lP Chart of the Temple". 'Phe closing P-ettit. re'lue1t was made for tlle dot cat- du_cted popularity contest. against me because I bad declln· prayer was given by Mr. Slack. cher. Tlt.o'a politioD ia aeCure. The So-ed the ministry t() Poland, and 1 Churches represented were viet 14Yemau~~t make& Oftldionbad ·also or.itlelzed him sharply Bradbury, Bradford, Middleport, BAit• MEITI TWO MORE ENTIR al motions or friendship toward (o;- gi~ing me the run-around ~ The Meigs County Bar AssociaVIRGINIA BEACH. v.i. UP- T"10 many occasions." Pomeroy, Rutland, and Zion. til)n met Monday afternoon In the Alice Bauer of Saruola, Fla., and ' d · But nto baa shCJwn a~ain Curley's 1947 prison !H!'nten~e Re!resbmenh ol cookies, ice courtroom with PN:r.ident Em · Betty Dodl:l and Betty Jameson. an aa:aln that be bas no intention stemmed from his activltiet as cream and pop were served by the mett Peoples presiding and · vot~d both o! San Antonio, Tex .. al'e Of giving up the lent bit of bl.s president of Engineers GrOUp In·• foUowinJ y..mng· people of the to have a dinner mHttnr the the three latest entries for the ~dependeDf('-. The Ruuian moa company organized In W-ashlng host ehureb : Marilyn and Phyllis first Thesday .~ each -Dtonth at . women'g $12,000 Triangle Rou;:rl lions of friendship invariably are ton .•evernl years prewou,ly, OSl· Eberabach, Katie •nd Wilbur Row- the Martin ReJ:toaurarit kl Middle · Robin ~~;oii tour.nament here, Mal-~ succeeded by ~utb~ts of denuntenrtbly to provide expert engi .ley Jr., Loretta ~anning, Sharon port. Attending were ~rmon 2g.........Jluie. 2. dation when Ti.to fads to respond. heering services to business ancl ~ousb, Patty Michael asllisted by and James O'Briert, Juda:u J(lhn · As has been pointed out, Gvmul· and industry. \ ,· :krs. Carl Ebersbach. Bacon, Manning We~tn,. Be· SION JO PIGHT n·a rd F-ultz and Fred W. Crow, This was Cur~y'a seeond prison MIIGS ~ENIRAL HOSPITAL WASJliiNGTON UP - Virg't term. E1rly in his career, b{! Admitted: Clark Quitlen, Syra-· A,kini· of'' St. · Louis and Randy served 60 days for Impersonating cuse; Ca!~ Shleids, Poineroy, M:elPRINCETON WINS -ot;··{(e"W "l!'"orlt have .b ee:: another man whi-l e taking: P ci·;jl vi~;~ Smith, Pomeroy; Ruth Hill, NEW YORK UP-Prineeto'l sl.i:Red .for q, tO-r~nd middle- serYiee ex.aminatlon. t'nivel'6ity wqn the America. Cup Letart F'lls; Ida Howell, Racitje. •.VeJ&ht figltt at -the- Qllpitol Aren3; . " I lelt then, as now, that J ha, 1 ·Discharged · Riehard Stewart, at the M.Jd-Atlanij.c •lnf.ercoll" May 24- .The bout replaces a l!gbt done a oharitable thing fo~: ll Cheshif.e; David Roush, ColumbUB; g:late Sailing Association cham~­ weight cQ{It(!st .b ftween Psnli IJ!an who needed a jDb so thitt :1e Wilma Stobart, Pomeroy; Emma lonships Sun~-ay with a total of· Rosi apd JOey Lopes, wbieh W>88 could support hia wile and four BriSJht, Rutland; Jake ·E bersbach, 141 points. Navy was second wi '. h I • cancell,,d becaus~ RG1i injur~d children," ·w rites Curley. Pomeroy; Ruth Hill, Letart Falls. 132 and Cornell .fourth wi '"l !Wk. . ~ ~aut ~ k. Jiily:ti: ay UNITID JIIIH~ INTEIUMTtONAir t.tA&uiE Montreal 4 Buiralo a. Richmond 6 Havana 2 Columbus 10 Miami 7 AMERICAN ASSOCIA.110N Sl. Paul 14 Denver B Others rained out INTERNATIONAL LI~UE w L !Pet. GB ' lijclunond 17 g .~4 · Ml.tmi .... · 15 g .825 1 nu..ftalo 13 HI .$85 2~ ···· 13 10 .565 2Y~ !~h"e~?!2 13 ·'"·" 4 ·1z (i!olum~ . 9 14 .~,1 611:! ~ Moatre.al . . 9 1& 7 Ht.wna. . . 8: ut .333 1 1 CAR W, Main St. I •·· The for a bact allmeat at eln11atl •edle11 open a 13--&:ame the New England BapUit Hoapital home 11:-P.d ktajpt tbe b)o Neuro tul'leon Dr Jame.!l L PbUadelPhla. Pbllt with everybody Popptn. aakiDJ tlte qUHtion : ean they .keep it up'!'" Winnloe 12 Jtraiebt pme. OD the toad to aet recorda . Howtd no sitD• of lloW!lll,d\llwn . Ma,l)qer)Jirdie 1'tbli0tto iild, •"Pftey alf the Ume.'' · Shuttle Race To MiMr'Leagues Opens As Pilots :F.::~w:"':.~u:~~ ·Player Limit May l5thTripCiuhsDownFor25 E.t,~~· Baseball Results u'""' - .. --.. ·- .. ........ -·-·- ·---~ .. ·! ····~ = Support for Little and Pony League baseball appeared plenj. ful in the Twin TOVoins as meet · ings Monday night in Pomeroy and Middleort were well-attended and definite pl·a ns for securing needed finan.cea were matt._ In PoJDefoy 1 lf'net'al ccmun_ij;.o tecr bea.lfed. b;y Gerald Reuter w~ b 1~ war:lli~ wat named md mad· immedi-ale plarn tor a later nt whi«:h ste-p! wJIL be to oblaio at leut ~00 Melli• CoUAty Little I!Ad JUe AaloeiatiGD. . Jllddl.elJ'ort'l mHlinl. attended AM:IAJCApt LIAGVI by over 50 per.srms- ill the ·bJ&b. . . Monday! ~!h r.cho.ol and presided over by Li~· I in S:ston '3', night t1e Leq'Ue AaBOCiation Prellident W~-~ 5,,....~ p~ ~Dal Boas, named Bous, K.al :•"h i y'1t Bost.on-M'I.U ~l n Htn.&.. -nk Wlkon Louil . .~trot . ...,., "~ ' Tbe 'Plaerll and t~ Atnleties are Sauer and Ken ...,_,.,hlnn.,, to ' Sujlltvan 2-2 C'tty at New·· Yor~ .: .... • ~ "· .awu• .., ..,, the. only Am~rican. League teams ·make a drive thit week thrould -Gmer 2--1 v.. sturdlv.aftt 1·2 faced .,.tth rclfter · trfinmlDJ. the buainou oe<Uona ol town. , Ch'- at .w~ oi&Jil-- · TbO s.nalor1 and the ltr· Middlei;KJI't's team ~ OhnoviUl t..-1 vt KemtMl!eJI 1.\-2 o.r muA a-u.t three pla~er. There were Iota of tiahemum. It Pony loellfUe aad tour UitJ.e Pucual .2-1 . S.G1 a;. two ovel', -.d Forked Run Lake Sunrlay. will bave dtelr boya out etsVe~d at nifht Red; !Jdi and eriaf~s O.borne, <!onee•Jonlire, ~ S&tu~da,-, Va)'" 25 "fM -Gatctii. l-1 • ~ plenty of nice ba11 catchea, u4 ever the ent.il:e town iATtOfiiAf,. \;. .., Botox hu snapsbota to provo it. are tbe v:r;ee'f, ' Na ..... ~ ' Was played In Jndii.Do, k• Tvo,.y'o Prol!t!illf - Iii!C.~.. , -the Senatoro Opening day for swimming on ·~~~?.!~ Kallnn . and Pi,t tlburib at ehiO.,.....FurlttJ ' Sox, 5-3, in a the new heactt is May 30th. Thi1 is €alL Coaeh ~~VII )):ott 2-3 , This off a new setup and should prove of Charles Is in citlalrte" , 1f•.w ~ork at St. . ~ nlJh"h- : cJubs .tQ . great appeal \hili summer. Fine of the Pony Squad. Gmu- .-i or Aq:t~IJ:l ' . .. u deadbeacn sand was applied to an area ..,. Hesson , Tucker iirlmits ,is get· tmg in cxct!llenl shape, h11s taken off a bit over 10 pounds, and is throwing regularly . It has been about f1ve y1:ars ~ ince this proprietor or Sports Desk tla:; seen Gene throw them in. It will be a Notable observer!! at the Sunday pleasure to watch ttim again . practice game between Pomero and Middleport OVA clubs Sunday wel'e Gene Hesaon and Luther TucriginaHy , the Pomeroy Little Le ue meeting tleld Monday night ker of the Hartford 'l'i&er•- He. had en planned for Tue1 ay :fs i:of:~~rt~!s-lf.,!r:i!e':'~:~ nJJdlt but wu mo~ed abead be· ipQt.'' Mqbe tO. It 11 a fact, bOW· calUie of th~htelev~llhi of the Cln· ever. in tbe lace of M"r. He&IOn's- c~n.aU.PhUa<ielpbta baseball lam~. humble opinion of bhnuU, that It s Hfe to ~o.~y it would -havt tall:· hundredt ot bUebaU !ant here wUI en a near earthquake to pull_ many be lookilll forward to see bow the baseball faRB MWU frOm a vJeWini Tiger 11 outhpaw farea against bia of their belo\led Redlep e$fiolaUy. u tbe Queen City club embarkl a OVA opJIODe.,'· thll 1ummer. ,_;,;;;;;;.;;;;;i;;;";;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiii;;;;;;~.l a horue stan d 1re& b 1rom a I t ....... ......_ .. u 1......... 1 nin 1t:r k · ng ..... _me w P J ea a the "''d. •. r"'* Va., f1ned flO and Twin Towns Lay<Out Campaign For Financial Tag Day Set · In Middleport For May 25th , ~ .~ ~~rtrard, 11 Mass Funeral pRedlegs ~n 13-Game Honae Stay With Revival Services wa• eMU to.. hils As acker Goes For Fourth 1'in At Syracuse EU~ :~:::::~~.~ .~~r ~mith ~!: Held Today For CINCINNATI UP un-~amination Ch UfCb All week nlt:ht McCoy F<>..:}y ln qalnJt "How ~n 1 Name Henderson Mn. Blam wltn urry es ~ever.al . o f To Be Editor 0£ at at th&· Btdlett Cem~tery .A.I RooseveIt·FOf drWo n~hta School. Newspaper service~ .J SPORTS DESK -.-- ·~ ·~ .,....,.tto an 1M ;,v. lladianttolte BroU. er • BoU-to-Yo11 Oven. SMlf • Litetime Porcelain iD. 5 oolon iDe1udiua' frillalN-LIW t:od-Hlt!h QutliJ · Big Full. Width Be· moool,U SMiva • D.p FuU •WWitA Porwlain Hydrator • Slidtng Chill lJrGuMr • Super Stort~.g• Door witb. Butter Compa.rtment; NJcl bic Removable Shelnl • Pull-SUe Super Frnzer Ch••'· white, Roti.ueria opti.... Onlr • $419.95 l!ee your G81 Appliance Dealer ~I BAKER FUR OniJ $229.95 �'" . ~ -·~ .......... ~· .---. .... , ...... ...... -_ ...... ·-· -. ......... ~~ ,. • ' I • Ioree. Anothtr IJ a poriqdie 11. Daily Sentlpel, Ppmeroy·Middl<lfJOrt, 0., ¥•Y 14, 1957- 7 Around ' and About 'l Counel • TV PREAKNESS BAI.TBf OHE J.j P- Ncxt Satur· TO Prea k nt>~s Slak('S wlll be broadca>t anrl tl'ievL,ed hy, CBS rro m 5.~J lu G P- m , l' . d . t. day'S FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS ADS WANT PHONE 398 2 ceDtl ~ word. one illKrtloD. IOnlmum charlie &Oc.---4. centr per word tb.ree eouecuUve intertioDS. ~ - ODe moatlllw 2D ..1111\: word. te o1 2 ceatl per .-ord wlU charM! for ldvertialng if ~ DOt paid lor belon tbe 15th of each month fo lowinJ Insertion.. J::rrert 11 AdYel"tiJJ.aa-8bould be ~ted ltnm~ately. The o.t11 BenUDel •ill DOt be reapomlble for moM tba .one tncor· ~- -- I I ~ - 120 l:ll Insurance &arne.S:.m IT'S EASY TO_ BUY - SELL - RENT find employment - blre or lind a loti Item throu~ 'Iho DaUy Sentln~l WA ADS. Don't put It off Call 3113 Today - An Ad In Ibis eolumn GEl'S Re(Utercd polled He-reford bull 8 yell's old, 1$ mo. bull, 2 cow,; one fresh other Lo freshen. Narley Hysell, Bradbury. 5·11·3tp - PIANO 2·23-lf ...tlalortlon. Can! of Tblnb and Speelal Notlcel of Eventl $1.00. Obituarlca p@llalMid at 1 ee•t per , _ . ~p I A."t:ncJ,I Automobii&- llUIUC:O.IlCe M.l.ddle port. Fire lonN. Pbon• M15-X FULL PltiCf: 6-20-ttl SEa-l E1· 1 FOREMAN & ABBOTT T.V . VIet: AII makes Repaired by pert Tftl' l<tnld.1n11. Phone 62M Y Middlep0!' 6-15-tf - PEKINF.SE PUPPIES for sale , Mrs. Woodrow W. Call, 732 Syc· CuMPLETE tn suranc"' Protection, amore St ., Middleport . Lire, Au teo. Fire, Polio. Call Don 4 30 12tc Mills. M ldtlleport, Ohio. ' - combination storm and -~- - I I -- .-~ Aluminum (21) Real Estate ~ereen window& and doors. Steel and aluminum awnings and can- SEVEN R OOM HOUSE, 1165 Vine opiet. Cell Wiltiam Radford, Mld dleport, $6500.00. P. D. Countywide claiJ meetln1 at Ba1d Rock Springa. '2 1mop. St., Lottridge. 5 IJ 12tp Knob• Freedom Gotpel Mltaton, Sunday, May 19, on Bash•n. Small engine parta. BRIGGS &: STRA 'M'ON, CLINTON & IRON Stivenville Ro1d. 2:00 p. m. HORSE. Garden tractors, tiHera, 5 14 Mp lawnmowcn, Cltnton chain. ll'aw ICE CREAM SOCIAL, Racine Le· partll. Ridenour'.s Supply, Chest· ilon Hall. May 19. ' 11 8tp ir, Ohio. ' 2 9tc CITY PROPERTY - I now have 5evcral, rar ging in size from 4 AUCTION rnom.!: to 9 room~. and in price GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and S•tv rd•Y, Mly 11, at 1 p. m. Service. R. A. Flnlaw, &12 E. from $2,000.00 to $3(1,000.00 At Tuppen Plain&, 0 .. at the re•l· Main St., Pomeroy. 4 2'1 tf some of whil'h the owner will dence of the late Charlo• M. Ot· finance . burn . Studio Couch, tilt-back FARMS •nd FARMLAND- ~uch chair, matchlna ottoman, radio, ..:.......:.~-~-property is undoubtedly the best bureau, drenor, bedr., Kelvena. their is against Inflation. hedge tor refrlgeutor, co&I or wood ~ ROOM FURNISHED apartment , with any commodity Compare re~lidentls\ district , convenience range, tabl~t. chair•. stands, cup(Btocks, bondc, refrigerators, dia· of schools and church!! . Phone bonds, di1hc1, toa1ter, . iron, moods or Cadillacs) over an y 376. ~ 13 3tc burn1ide heater, co-:n·sheller, term of ~.:na and set. what yol\ lawn mover, •mall tool•, '29 Pord come np with . Th<'re will 1\l· plck·up truck, and other items. ways be more people, there Not responsible for accident•. will never be more land. Vida Koenlfl & Mae Vineyard BOX 229 PHONE IOJ.Y (Ownen) (0) 11, 3tc Marlon (Brownie) Woods (Auctioneer) . 3 I4 3tp RESULTS The u.ndersigned will offer fO'r sale at PUBLIC AUCTION at th e home o-f the late .MTs. USED SPJNET QUICK SEliVICE c-n WIU:h t.epairing hy Far"ory Trai11ed wakhm aker, COl tJNS JF.WE-I.ERS, p ,.mcroy. 1-3-U - -··--RADIO A: TF.T.f.VlSION SF.RVICE, Phon• _ Ill. Clelanct Appliam~ Store, 1 • r1 W. Main St., romt!L"O~ RATES (I) Notices ( 1 J ,Ndtice -- ( 1-41 For Rent Only $25.00 down and $4.00 weekly We Carry Our Own Accounts SUMMERS & SON WE BUY JTIIUCTURAL I B!AMI ICflAP IRON- METALJ OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Avery R.oberb, (located ne::~r the u. B. Church on College Road} in Syracll'SC, Ohio, the following household furn:sh lng!J : Saturday, May 18, 1957 10:00 A. M.- Frigiclai-re Refrigerator. Kitchen Cabinet, Cv CirdulatJ()n heater (almo!'t newl. Kitchl'.n tabl e, AIR WAY SWEEPt..ll and 'llltachment~ (}ike ncwl, Nice Book Case. Complete Bed (wood), Two wicker cbairs, Davenport, DIN· JNG ROOM SUITE. Coffee tablE' Library tables, QUILTS. Blar kels. Aprons, Drapes, Tea To wels, Coats, Table l-amps, High Chair. Trunks Electric toaster. Canister set, Electric Iron Hand Tools, Gen . Electric Wash er (like new), Kitchen Sink (54 inch double drain board) . Two liiBS healers, F.nterprise Gas Range (like n ew), Dishes. Anti(!ue Table, Radio and Stand Marble top dresser, Orga!1 , 9x 12 Biglow rug, Oil lamps, Iron bed (complete) Three rocking chairs, Dresser, Books, Eml tables, Car.d table, Bee! Spreads Pillo~. -Dresses, Curtain slret· ehers, Napkins, Picture frames . Floor lamPs. Wash Stands, Kct· . ties, Dutch oven, Canner.s, Iron· ing Board, Scales, Lawn Mower, Power Lawn Mower (Rotary Other u~eful items too numerous to li.st. - A'ITENTJON: If you need GOOD h01L'tehold furnishing~ attend lhls s-ale. Signetl Mrs. Frances Roberts TERMS: Cash Auctioneer: Critt Bradford ka.cinc, Ohio. NOT RESPONS1BLE FOR ACC!.DENTS. 5·11-14-16-3tc LEGAL NOTICI! Sealed bids wil1 be received by the undersigned at the- office of Crow & crow, Attorneys, Pomeroy, Ohio, for the .aale of the property owned by Sarah Jane Probst In Middleport, Ohio, on wblcb said property is located the building occupied by June's Dress Shop, Middleport, Ohio. Said property apprai~ed for $5.000.00 and can· not bfl sold for less than the appraised valut.. The rlsh't is reserved to reject any and all bids. Sale is r>ubjeCt to the approvat of the Probate Court, Mciga County, Objo. Said sealed bids mu&t be pres~nted on or before May 18th, Forest Run Those atendlng tbe joint birth· day party Sunday, May -3, at the home of Mrs Bertha Holter and Lester Bailey for Mn. Holter and Willard Faudree were Mrs. Aman· da Baer, M.rs. Charles Baer, MrS. Aida Faudree, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hamm, MiBB Dora Hamm and Le!t· er Bailey. A dlnner was served which included a decorated birthday cake whicb was cut by Mrs. Bertha Holter. 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy ·Middleport, 0., May 14, Damewood Saturday who is ~oorly. Mrs. Amanda Bae:r is Wednesday for Columbus to severlll days with her son, Baer and family. Mrs 1 Ralph Sisson and .wn, Har· old, ~pent Wednesday with her parents, Mr. :md Mrs. Hanson Hoi· ter. HEADS CATHOLIC MEN The Forest Run Sunday School CINCINNAT1, Ohio U P- David attendance was 53 and offering A. McMullen, St. Louis, Mo., "towas $S.M. day was elected president of the 1957. Mr .and Mn>. Charles Baer was' National Counril of Catholic Men calling on Mrs. Amanda Bacr and Clitra Stewart, Admin· Mr .and Mrs. Willard Faudree re· as the group wound up its three. day convention here. istrator, Estate of Sarah cently. Jane Probst, Deceased. · ,J.t: K.app 1e was a wee k NEW HAVEN crow & Crow Attorneys Mr1. Mm;(ft) 11, 13, a. ato end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis CLASS MEETS Walker. The Golden Rule Class met on LEGAL NOTICE Mrs . William Frecker was a Thursday evtning at St. Paul Lu· FOR SALE guest Saturday of her daughter, theran Church. A potluck supper The Mary Alvil'l Strickland Mr. and Mn. ~orge Baet' and'-"']~•~s~s~eL"Ved at 6:30 p. m: with Mn;. property located in Pomeroy, Billy. r Layne as hostess. A 11hort Meigs County. OhioJ will be sold Mr. and Mrs. Hanson busines• meeting pre.·eded the proby the undenigned at the law of. were calling on Mr. and M ·Jack ~gram .Election of officers was held fices of Crow aDd Crow, Pomeroy, Warner and family recentl . and rcsulf'},d as follows: Donald Ohio, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. May 15. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Walker Brown. president; Mrs. Rol.ande 1957. Property appraised 1t $1,100 visited hilt parents, Mr. and Mn. Karr, secretary and Treuasurer. and cannot be sold for lep than Lewis Walker, Sunday evening. The program from the book, "Guld. thi& sum. Property to be &old to Charlel Baer ulled on E. M. ance In A Christian Marriage" by blghe!;:t bidder, sUbject te the apAthens county line. (Except the Bob Johnstor. !oUowed by a dis· proval of the Co\ll't. portion thereo( now included in cussion. ThoSe attending were Mr. Roy E. Strickland, Adminis- the certificate, to wit: Tbat area and 'l:rs. Carroll Adams an~ Bruce trator o( Estate of Mary AL· bounded on the south by the Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnston and vira Strickland, Deceased. River; on the West by s. a. '7; on children, Mrs. Everett Roush and the north by a line parallel to the daughters, Mrs. Bob Layne and 10) II, 13, 14,. 3lc Ohio River -; miles NE f-r om it; Harriet, Phyllia Batey and P~ttsy River 5 miles northeast fr9m it; Curry. ____ _ _ _ __ LEGAL NOTIU NOTICE OF APPLICATION and on the east by a line from the Public Notice is herC"by given north. line to the Ohio River) us· that Zerkle Trucking Company has ing the following equipment: 1 filed with the Public Utilities truck, ti tractors and ti trailers. Interested parties may obtain CommiS$iorr of Ohio an application to amend ccrtUicates of public con- further information by addressing venience and necessity No. I27S.I the Public Ulilities CommiSBion of Zemo, a doctor's antiseptlc, in the follow·l ng particulars: Add Ohio. Columbu~, Ohio. promptly relievea itching, atop& property (other th!ln household Zerkle Trucking Comp11ny acratehinr and 10 helpa heal and goods) from and to that part of 34 Rsce Street clear aurface ra"shee. Buy Eztra Metl!;s County on and cast of State Middleport, Ohio Strmg~kZJ~mofor •tubborn caaea I Rl)ute 7 •etwe-en Pomeroy and ~he (5) 14, 21. 28, stc Helps Ileal And Clear lrchylkil Rash! zemo Phono 510 _.....-- ·- ------·--··-·-·· ME:rROPOLITAH ~--- -· ·-- ·-· - lUX ' WARD .. . A1"10RWia• ..... ..._... ,...__c.. ... ._._ -..... _ c . . IUL ...oodlt, I On Rt, S3. C•ll Wm. Grueter, 1Dft3 Buick V8 Spech:l 4 dr. be · dan fl ,I19S.OO. Dynaflow drive, orlgLnal b),.ck fmboh lllce nc.w. Rlaettnar'.!l, Pomeroy. O·D-6tc RHk lprlnga === I 15) Room & Boord Rodney Downing 11163 Plymouth VB Belvedere 4 dr. Seden. $1,696.00 Powerrllte. flnnt Plymouth made. Dlaet.t· 15·9·6\t: oar's Pomft"Oy. 19&4 Buick V8 Spec!• 4 d1n. $1,806.00. Dynaflow like new liJht blue Blatttnar'a, Pomeroy. l~'t>URANCE AGEN"C}' t'b .. , Automobilt~, H••lttll 1958 Buiek VI Super 4 dr. Rlv· lerl Sedan. .2.11811.00. Power tt.ee~lnlil and breke~, dynaflow drive, one ·l otal owner. Blael:t· 5-Nte nar's, Pomerot. l.,.U66,.,:...0.,:l,.,da:_m_ o-:-b.,;lle:'-:"::88::c":-2:-:,b.:-Hoii1. C~. $2.608.00. Hydrama· drive, power tteerina. low mllt:a11e. 81aettnarlt, ) omeroy. 11-H!c day u~ 18M Buick Century :l dr. Rlvi«l Cpe. f2,1H.OO. Dynarlow df'lve, fully equipped, low mileaJe, -earel\11 owner. Blaettnar'&, Pom~roy . NGt.c ~ 8b I Auto Services L B. M'lliLU(08 S0~8 00. - 14 Real Estate B~oker - PHONII 6!11 Men noeded to help 1akc carl' or our expan.lon proarmn Aaea 20 to 60 with car. noHl appearance. apod chu11ctcr . H your preatnl earninp tre not enou11h tor )ltt!Jent day livinJ,: ·-costt, wh)' not let me comr. 1o your home and discuss lhr ponlbilltle• of bcttNing you1· 1elt. Interview In tho prcAcnct• ot your wi'o prercrrOO. P.:!r manont hl&h earninq potitlon for men who qualify. Wrl!cwhen I can 11re You .t o Rox 668-A, The DaJly Sentinel, 5-11·611 Pomeroy, Senloo. D11 EXPERIENCED Service Station at · Nlaat Pbon• tendant, capable of manajZing IOIIfl.lL DODGE • PLYMOUTH .tatlon. Salary, commlJsion. D!At1'JIII I a U group lmtuunce. Rcplv in full to Box 668·0. c/ o The Dally Sen · Unci, Pomeroy . 3 14 3te GRUE8ER BLOCK CO. I Mil" North of Pomel'&\l !1I~iijjiiiijiijiijijj;iijiijijiiij~l ATTENTION • The delicious flavor difference in Folger's is ,. hour .,,...ker hoae arr. Hotpolnt elecll'le Stove .2&.0~ SALESLADY FOR 3 tt 10 work Boy'• 24" bleycle, 'IIUX). Sev· with buying and eelllna eJtperl· eral l1die1 1prina and 11ummn en.ce. Good rtartinlatlary. Wrltr Mtt. slaea 12 and 14. Good Box 888-C. r /c The D•I'Y Sent'ODdltloo. Call 2Q or inquire1 tlnel, Pomeroy. 3 14 3tc at J~O . E. Main St., Pom-eroy. WANTE"t II • J..IJ.Ik u-- wo mora cen"'r" =::-::::--::~ .. - - - lite auard~ 11t llallcy'.a l...ake , Raelne Rood. 6-11-fllp ' TWO HP Hae-Trae aardea tractor wW& 24" 'tawn mower. 30" t)'ele ..J,....._. _ _ --bft',1•nd lbovel culLtvatOr. Like WANUD AT DNCI - · Prlee $1114.00. Phone 3414. MAN TO WORK On truck farm, lUte fanlily preferred, hou~e ud garden. Good wages. By d~y or b~­ I'OllLTIIY FOR ~lnt Gen mon1h. 2288. Letart P'1ll1. G-8-6 r ttat.I.OD Arbor Al!.rel VlftiJ't:,\S a e er- Bn>fler e~lru. FOR l.lG<l!I-DolCalb the Profit Pu! leL J1E1111 NRI\Y'B HATCH· (20)Buslness Services UV. Jne. Pal'llel'abur1. W NIIGLII nd CLIIK OARAOI Vo. Ph... GA•WI88. fHO.lm<>< Ctr repair-Weldin1--Servlce and - ~UB.Y, I tOne. cheap, ·E¥en.I.Nt aner 1:00 p. m., Leon· fr<\ BNo, ._ • Ce01etery Hill, Syu. 114 31c Uted Parta. Phone 8811, Raeine, OhJo. 4 21 12te ..,.. •·•''""- ~. v. lolol- t.IM, Ohio .. u:......_ • . · , - ' JYou taste it in every' steaming cup-the unusually rich, tangy flavot of nature's . choicest coffee, For tha~s what Folger's is- a unique ana Our "Factory Ucprcscnta next week. I \ . [ndividual blend of naturally more flavorful Mountain-Grown cofle<" I We have several good The~ rart mountain coffees, grown where there is an abundance of fertile vol~ic soil, warm tropic rain, &rid yeu~round s.unlight, are -' Spinel Plano Buys e 'rerms to Sull You concede:d to have the: most satisfying flavor known. eocal with your "Factor) Discover for yourself the rewarding dill.,..ncr in Mountain·Grown ~ coJfee~ Distinctive!y rich. Unuoually tangy. Unmistakably FolgeraJ ., Di•tributor and Save $200.00. Phone 22 _ u•fll ~,- \ Uvc'' will be ln this area oil "Faelory Trained Service" PAINTlfiiO PAPII-IIAMIJfNO D PIANO BUYERS! SAVE $200 SUMMERS & SON li'\'J'>n, Ohl< 17 ·J lS Mica Discovery . i CONCRETE BLOCKS "'lulld a ...er Por Lns" Help Wonted nee . In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 6136-M n. 75 Western Local ACCIDINT Llh, C•w•lty •ncl ...,.. dr. St· drive, finlah. 3·9-6te --,~~.~ DAILY CROSSWORD tr•• P-61 "otMroy, OhJe 18) Auto Soles -- F AUTO SALES for Lane Cedar Che1t1 - LAU Window FanaPrta:idaire Retria:erators. a.ker 'urnlture, Mllfdleport, Ohio • 29 If 'l'IIE 8IIITB FAIIIL1' *'·;_;;;;;.,~·~ All Mallet alld Modelo Ho•clt~uert•n Sam•ont~ Luae:age - (Contlnutd from ,... OM) A pe-Utl.on wu read frolll nliWUit Re&fPrC Ruar" denh of Lower Broadwl)' ani:l.Park WIL¥1NGTON N. c . _ AI a fel· whammy It ·a eable str~tahe~ Street to have Wheelers' Run low witlJ 1 firm &venion t(l b;eina across the road. Electromcall)', drained"' an.d cleaned up. Thit titled by I!M!~lly unacceptable rbat cable seta your 1peed ~om marshy ap~t i~ caused by B cloaged, &tran~ra I think tb•t the State ,faere -t o there. All the cop ttas to d1> sewer undei- the C. & ·o . RailrOad of Nof.lb ' Carolina deaerv'ea 1ome ia radio to the other end. and you track. in Uult area and a man !rom sort of award for lts touJhneas In get pinched in the- next town . the Road is to be contacted ln re. traffic control. . · Quite often, thouah, the wham· gard to elearin,: the aewer. The Tbey were k.llllng a lot of pen- my II li phony. Tbey just stretch a petition Ita~ that the plaee was ple on the hli"bway& down here:- piece of rubber eable across the dangerous for email cJt.U~n and a thDuft.nd last yeiU'. Over 1,400 road , ~ut the .driver 8ee11 lt. ualsa a health men4ce with Dl&ll)' anoth,er year _ because t)le br01.d sumes 1ts. leilt~mate - and . slowr mOJsqultos: from 'the swamp during blthwaya ue :Ul"IQ'int:, ,nd tbe down. Tht• ls JUst, as effechve M w,a,rm weather. draa racen combined with tourists the radar-cherked. · tpeed sign• . A final payment of $270 ls to be and shambllnc farm~r• ln anclent There !f11Y be no radar check, but made (rum the Parking ~eter heaJis to compute a fant&$tie ear· the dnver .doertn't know it .. whe~ Fund to ~OJilplet.e the payments p.age on the week-end!' when the be sees a s1gn whlcb says, Don l for the Parking Meters wbieh are "blended booze brought out the Sueed or You Hight Help Grow instal}ed'. in the buslnesa·, diatrict. beast. They got tired of messy Weeds - And Rad.~r Lurks Ju1t Letters oi thanks from the family hi~hway,s and set abr~t curing it Around the Cotner. of ~r.l .Ar!hur C,overt and John with surgery. 'f.here is very Jitlle argument Bcrrf Were n:~~od by tbe clerk. h when a cop hits you witb the siren had been ae·n t for a~push !!Orneyour of 'C!ldillac e reasons fFloweri! . · the, youHere dor)'t or and you show up 1n cou rt . They 1 tmera of ~1r. Berry: VillliJe Sex- Thunderbird to its fullest hum· are· playing with a gimmick on tbe ton ,and Mrs. Covet~ mother of police cars which photograph the Councilman l,i:rnest covirt. mlng capacity : speed of the culprit in termlt of· Clerk Charles Murray read the ' The booby, traps work .in a~ just' how fast t]t13 cop behind him ordinance prepared when a sewer sor~s 01 way,s;, In the, absel!_ce 0 ilaoing and a!Ro show! the speed. ..vas instaHed on Rutland Street stiffidett:t Patrol! per!lonnelhl, t~de~ · ~r~ 1 Ueense plate simutaneously. am:l a discus/Uon was held on this Jqllt tark a po ice car ~n e st .e There ainlt mucfi argument against 'llatter. The ordinance reads that of. the road, t.nd lhe rushing driv. that gizmo. residents were Jo pay $125 within er as!lumes there's a cop handy, It is eompletely a police-state thirty days or the accounts would even thous.h· the e~ is •nhf 1' 'de. technique, but they , have literally be turned over to tl\fi County Audi· COY.· ~rfll!i Ute speed .orf driven In tor to be Placed on the- tax dupli· : Wilen tMY get a particulltly thls irea. TitY liaVP. a thing ca:Jied cates tor ten inst.allnient& with 6% gory wr~k to play with, they a "pack"- eight or 10 pollee cars inte!'Kt. P.Vk It PI:Qr.oirumtly ~ylth 1 sign: hJttlng a ten .at" ·onre. stopping , "Doalfi H~ Ju.sl Around the h'- 1 h f E · w.est Covert, chairman of the Cotile'r.'' YoU'd be surprised at '·-"""~':.:::_:_l::.:.:":::'':..::"::...:'::li:::h ::t:_,.:i"::...:'~::::••:.:":_:o:_F:_•:::•:::t:ur:.;•:_:S::_Y•::d:::l:":t:•:_:·lh::•::·>:__ __ Slreet Cleaning Equipment cON· . thJ! ):181:ebf>l~tJeal ~fttt on a roan mittee, t;ead a lette4 from Uie wUh • fancy twp·tQne when · he ·~ Chicago Stl'e(!t Departmebt ptais- sees what a partlcu14rly violent ing the Auslin·W~ern Motor colij!t• ·~an do to a· . br'{nd nqw -',CIIOfiS •. A South :5. Inden. Sweeper .Village Sol~itor Bernard pink Buick. He slows· down. 1. Pterct American nlte Fultz reported that tPie w. W. Wil· ~.At a - ~ . Question Iiams company -wanted to hav.e· 8: There are things known a.J artie I• dlatance 6. Punished by Amerl~ , demonstration of this same type of "whammie~". They ~rn the. drlv. 0. Dog'1 coat. a judge oan equipment for the MiddlepQrt and . er tbat the fpeed lS electrica~ 10. Title ot "T. Dry editor Pomeroy Council~. F'ult2 lind Co. ~d by roadside sig-ns. , rupect , &. l'unty 28. ~!>00<11• vert are to tn.vestigate further and · U Food!- 1,~. <;"-oRlpanJon t.... report to Council. .1.:-t-_.... · . ~eaw:ll U. lloya· · 39. N:usl• · Those present were Mayor Fish. 0UJC~0 ' u. itlitint .. achoo1 oaf er: Councilmen Wayne Gibbons, utdi1 · (Eng.! dra~u . · (C~tlnufd trom ..,... • ) Ernest Cov€rt, David Jenkin!I,..D. C. u. o.·e st "16. A hum. 3\. s;ahdt ltt&.rdu'a A••••r True bills were returned a1ainst - 1~. Arable Miller. Robert McElhinny, L. R. mlngbird ' at: Ple«t ~8 . Cloth. from Wiley; Clerk, Murray; Treasurer. · Hazry Graham on two charge9: 'Of · letter 19. Carting ~ ol · mu:bt>rrJ 17. Ftev!se vehicle Lama; .Street Foreman, Ellis ; Chief Dtl:D·I!Upport, witnesse-s being Beabark P•l"'r 18. Tow,rd 20. Kind ot of Police Leroy Bartrum; Solicitor Uicy Graham and Harrl Ma,rie n. !!',.. 4(1 . Hat rim U . Cleu Smith ; Woodrow Harris, non-suptriangl~r .. l'<>r Ji'Uitz and Mr. Styers. • 4-2 . Poem • 21. Negl.tiv• 24. Creek port, Elizabeth Harris as witness; tJ_Q lWI •4. Earth oven reply letter Milton Little, non-s upport. Ilena · 8S.Iolum~r CP;ol)'l.) 22. Half an em Little as witness. 23. Excla. · Others were Rachel E. Cundiff, mauon of 1topping pn h.\ib.Wif iHegally, Pa(Continued from pave one) tlorrow trolman Donal.1 Weidnet, Rbchel 2<, mining. As tc the soursc or radio E. Cundifr o~.Jl(i Rollin Glellfl witt~. activity, it could be coming from ne-sse!; Leste:r Pike, tour eounts, several sources. · DWL fCsisting arrest, operating 4 One is unnium, 'n-f course, trace~· c~ without license ;'Bnd unJawrqJ 3Q. of which ba\'e been round in Gal· Qp~ratiGa afa vehicle, witb S_herjff. lia County before. Another is thor. Robert C. llar:tenb:ac~ and Jamu -34. U" ium, high in radio activity but of Taylor witnesseil:; Pqul -:Evans, tw'ct 30. no commercial valuc.A third pOS· eounts, assault' a!)d battery witb sibilijy is that undergrou nd water mcnacipa. lo/"eajls, ~ - fraud, Wl1:is·~ 1rryins tlfe. radio nclivity here from l!ourcea in some other plftce. lia.t¢:'$'ro"tUt: """" Carl Antherson as ·. ·· ;:~ '~r.'~~~ The entire valley in which this witnesses. Also, l;!lyde E. Kin g. OWl. Pamica find . is located was nt one trolman We1dner and Patr~lmtn time sUpposed to have been the Wm. R. D11vis as witnesses :Cbarres bed of 'the Ohio River before the Laudermilt, auto theft. with Friulk 45. Mimicked last gl'cat ice age moved terrain Emrich witness; Paul Branch, DWI fea tures about . "'· Send forth witnesses Henry Werry. Ed ·strauss -47. RatiObaJ Wh~lc Mill s was wary of "too and RobeL't Beegle; Charles Spen48. ArJthrriepe. much publicity " he adm ilterl that CEr. breakin~ and entering, :pert \ ~ pfoP.blemt VancC's find i:; :ping around like House witness; Foster Ro~ ~'1\'N wildfire in Gallia County and be pa~sing and petty larc~ny; Wi~s­ ! . ~thPa.) \ · didnt' In!;:Jpose it could bo kept -~es Ernest Rood, RWiand Bu~r. .1. CVJt-t:m quiet. hcVIJrlwrations were bound Alva Holsinge·r; James Singer non· 1. Rlvtr (Fr.) to s prr:~d Wl(b~ . Hilton Wolfe was support, Carrie Payne and J{arl!t cleanins off h.is geiger counter Marie Smith witnesseg. ·llA"-Y CBYPTOQVOTJ: -}fore's how to work II: and preparing a trip southward at AlCYDLBAAJI;S 11 a. m. today . HJstory Cor Senior · High Schpoi8" 1a LO· NGil'Et.LOW and tw.o bookS of fiction. On~ ~on. On!! l~ti•r atmr1y st~nds !Qil an'Othero,IIi thta u.mp\e A 1.1 ut•4 "" cer.ns fishing adventure!!' in Ndr,h' for the thr-..e ~·-e, X for t~ tWo:.o•a. et~. Single letters0••apO.a· ' ern Wisconsin. 'the second tell& lroph.s, the ~ength and f~r,nat!oq ..o( the. word I are all hin ta. of sport& and otber a~tlvitlfs t~at (Cor,tiRued from page on4t·l pch ~ay t]'e code leti•ra art '41tterent. · go to. make up high school life. larger systems in that state. Home A fOrmer football player be, reA Ctl'Ptoa-raan. Quotation ties were not bt·'oken so easily and. calls playlpg against the. farQOU!I he returned to his home state last Jim Thorpe and otber fOotball NPP ZBMJ '),q,,IT,rJ .~· QO , 8~ S I ZllMJ 'fall to serVe as su-p erintendent in greats~ · _ . ' ~- .,u ~s· &I· . !" I"P z ,&I!J AN IT U J S ~ o I the- taldwell, Ohio schools. Dr. Oatis bas sppken be(ore Dr. Davis served as a Major in numero'ls dlstritt, state and ria· .• • I. F U A'- P B I T r·\( .p l' lC, the Vnit.ed Stat"' Army Air Forces tional ed.ucatiQn groups as well .is during World War 11. service c~bs, P. 1'· A. and erarua~. Y..!f.f)'Nc'! P>l'Jt!'ilfl!ll". <;\>NDUCT '- 'rHREE·FOURTHS 1 He i~ the author of several tion classfs. · . GIF OtJA 4f11: 41flll'tS ~ARGE$T CONCERN-MATTHEW DOOks, among them being a "Study ' Ai\N.IOLD1 Dr. Dav¥' topic will be "Educa-. • . ., . Guide and Workbooll: in Arn:erlcan Uon for. TomorroW''. . lJJm-ibut~d br Kinj' ' i-~turu S)'nilk:tte it - Good Clean Uaed Can WANTtU -- llalntiDJ, Interior or ext•ior, contrac•. or bourly; rate reuori'able. Phone 381-¥. Homer Braley. 8 3 12tt Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Ma.Y .,a. l9ST-I ceote chec.k, wh,ere eve:rytt\jng IH halted bt-ler.e a .roadblCK!l Tbey ..... have putbed • bill past the Lelftlature "' ano.. tbe copt to uK 2(1 pereent umr..a!'ked ears of various breeds. That' may be .._ Stude'btker or a Chl')'tler bel)iiw you, b~Jt allo tbere 'migbt be a eop in it. No man's quite willing to bet that t..he driver of the1 fan· <:~d"U.Jf pq,rplt DpdU ilfr; at ciVilian When th~ odd$ ~~ ZO pereent that he's a patrolman. Every fllhn. lltaUon you hit, the man Ufi taU it "''' the roada are 1tlrt wltb eops. Every friend you meet says tab it ea1y at the cocktllil partle11 ,lbey11 baul your . license on drunk driving . if they even smetr one safl.aeokh on your breath. U:very aemi-stranSer warns that it'll cost you $21.&:1 If you trash a atop sign. Tile bighwayr are wo:DderfuUy, impeccably rnarkf!d wltb turning arrow' and coordinated Ughta and delineated lanl;!l, with •tine night visibility on the route signs and turnin!I cent~r plane. The tempta· tion is to unleash t'he 30 horses and let her rip.· But dowil Jiere the pe"ople obey the law, and I asked a eltY father to justify the beneficent 'rela:n of terror. ' ..We just got tired of~eln' up these nice bl,bway1 wllh oo,rpses," be 1B.ld~ "':fhese highwa{1. coat a Jot ot tax money. And blood on the concrtte 1.! a bed 'advertisement fOr tb8 state." ·' {Copyright, 19fT, ' by United ' ' fQ__1ger' S~tl!1- Mountain·Grow~1.Co!fe~{ . . IIOULU, OAIP AND .... OAIHOI- ONI AH .D 1WO IOUNO_£ANIJ \ .. · ; "'~ · ~· .. ~ ~ .. , -. DICK TRAC~ .,.&l'fD.. �'" . ~ -·~ .......... ~· .---. .... , ...... ...... -_ ...... ·-· -. ......... ~~ ,. • ' I • Ioree. Anothtr IJ a poriqdie 11. Daily Sentlpel, Ppmeroy·Middl<lfJOrt, 0., ¥•Y 14, 1957- 7 Around ' and About 'l Counel • TV PREAKNESS BAI.TBf OHE J.j P- Ncxt Satur· TO Prea k nt>~s Slak('S wlll be broadca>t anrl tl'ievL,ed hy, CBS rro m 5.~J lu G P- m , l' . d . t. day'S FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS ADS WANT PHONE 398 2 ceDtl ~ word. one illKrtloD. IOnlmum charlie &Oc.---4. centr per word tb.ree eouecuUve intertioDS. ~ - ODe moatlllw 2D ..1111\: word. te o1 2 ceatl per .-ord wlU charM! for ldvertialng if ~ DOt paid lor belon tbe 15th of each month fo lowinJ Insertion.. J::rrert 11 AdYel"tiJJ.aa-8bould be ~ted ltnm~ately. The o.t11 BenUDel •ill DOt be reapomlble for moM tba .one tncor· ~- -- I I ~ - 120 l:ll Insurance &arne.S:.m IT'S EASY TO_ BUY - SELL - RENT find employment - blre or lind a loti Item throu~ 'Iho DaUy Sentln~l WA ADS. Don't put It off Call 3113 Today - An Ad In Ibis eolumn GEl'S Re(Utercd polled He-reford bull 8 yell's old, 1$ mo. bull, 2 cow,; one fresh other Lo freshen. Narley Hysell, Bradbury. 5·11·3tp - PIANO 2·23-lf ...tlalortlon. Can! of Tblnb and Speelal Notlcel of Eventl $1.00. Obituarlca p@llalMid at 1 ee•t per , _ . ~p I A."t:ncJ,I Automobii&- llUIUC:O.IlCe M.l.ddle port. Fire lonN. Pbon• M15-X FULL PltiCf: 6-20-ttl SEa-l E1· 1 FOREMAN & ABBOTT T.V . VIet: AII makes Repaired by pert Tftl' l<tnld.1n11. Phone 62M Y Middlep0!' 6-15-tf - PEKINF.SE PUPPIES for sale , Mrs. Woodrow W. Call, 732 Syc· CuMPLETE tn suranc"' Protection, amore St ., Middleport . Lire, Au teo. Fire, Polio. Call Don 4 30 12tc Mills. M ldtlleport, Ohio. ' - combination storm and -~- - I I -- .-~ Aluminum (21) Real Estate ~ereen window& and doors. Steel and aluminum awnings and can- SEVEN R OOM HOUSE, 1165 Vine opiet. Cell Wiltiam Radford, Mld dleport, $6500.00. P. D. Countywide claiJ meetln1 at Ba1d Rock Springa. '2 1mop. St., Lottridge. 5 IJ 12tp Knob• Freedom Gotpel Mltaton, Sunday, May 19, on Bash•n. Small engine parta. BRIGGS &: STRA 'M'ON, CLINTON & IRON Stivenville Ro1d. 2:00 p. m. HORSE. Garden tractors, tiHera, 5 14 Mp lawnmowcn, Cltnton chain. ll'aw ICE CREAM SOCIAL, Racine Le· partll. Ridenour'.s Supply, Chest· ilon Hall. May 19. ' 11 8tp ir, Ohio. ' 2 9tc CITY PROPERTY - I now have 5evcral, rar ging in size from 4 AUCTION rnom.!: to 9 room~. and in price GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and S•tv rd•Y, Mly 11, at 1 p. m. Service. R. A. Flnlaw, &12 E. from $2,000.00 to $3(1,000.00 At Tuppen Plain&, 0 .. at the re•l· Main St., Pomeroy. 4 2'1 tf some of whil'h the owner will dence of the late Charlo• M. Ot· finance . burn . Studio Couch, tilt-back FARMS •nd FARMLAND- ~uch chair, matchlna ottoman, radio, ..:.......:.~-~-property is undoubtedly the best bureau, drenor, bedr., Kelvena. their is against Inflation. hedge tor refrlgeutor, co&I or wood ~ ROOM FURNISHED apartment , with any commodity Compare re~lidentls\ district , convenience range, tabl~t. chair•. stands, cup(Btocks, bondc, refrigerators, dia· of schools and church!! . Phone bonds, di1hc1, toa1ter, . iron, moods or Cadillacs) over an y 376. ~ 13 3tc burn1ide heater, co-:n·sheller, term of ~.:na and set. what yol\ lawn mover, •mall tool•, '29 Pord come np with . Th<'re will 1\l· plck·up truck, and other items. ways be more people, there Not responsible for accident•. will never be more land. Vida Koenlfl & Mae Vineyard BOX 229 PHONE IOJ.Y (Ownen) (0) 11, 3tc Marlon (Brownie) Woods (Auctioneer) . 3 I4 3tp RESULTS The u.ndersigned will offer fO'r sale at PUBLIC AUCTION at th e home o-f the late .MTs. USED SPJNET QUICK SEliVICE c-n WIU:h t.epairing hy Far"ory Trai11ed wakhm aker, COl tJNS JF.WE-I.ERS, p ,.mcroy. 1-3-U - -··--RADIO A: TF.T.f.VlSION SF.RVICE, Phon• _ Ill. Clelanct Appliam~ Store, 1 • r1 W. Main St., romt!L"O~ RATES (I) Notices ( 1 J ,Ndtice -- ( 1-41 For Rent Only $25.00 down and $4.00 weekly We Carry Our Own Accounts SUMMERS & SON WE BUY JTIIUCTURAL I B!AMI ICflAP IRON- METALJ OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Avery R.oberb, (located ne::~r the u. B. Church on College Road} in Syracll'SC, Ohio, the following household furn:sh lng!J : Saturday, May 18, 1957 10:00 A. M.- Frigiclai-re Refrigerator. Kitchen Cabinet, Cv CirdulatJ()n heater (almo!'t newl. Kitchl'.n tabl e, AIR WAY SWEEPt..ll and 'llltachment~ (}ike ncwl, Nice Book Case. Complete Bed (wood), Two wicker cbairs, Davenport, DIN· JNG ROOM SUITE. Coffee tablE' Library tables, QUILTS. Blar kels. Aprons, Drapes, Tea To wels, Coats, Table l-amps, High Chair. Trunks Electric toaster. Canister set, Electric Iron Hand Tools, Gen . Electric Wash er (like new), Kitchen Sink (54 inch double drain board) . Two liiBS healers, F.nterprise Gas Range (like n ew), Dishes. Anti(!ue Table, Radio and Stand Marble top dresser, Orga!1 , 9x 12 Biglow rug, Oil lamps, Iron bed (complete) Three rocking chairs, Dresser, Books, Eml tables, Car.d table, Bee! Spreads Pillo~. -Dresses, Curtain slret· ehers, Napkins, Picture frames . Floor lamPs. Wash Stands, Kct· . ties, Dutch oven, Canner.s, Iron· ing Board, Scales, Lawn Mower, Power Lawn Mower (Rotary Other u~eful items too numerous to li.st. - A'ITENTJON: If you need GOOD h01L'tehold furnishing~ attend lhls s-ale. Signetl Mrs. Frances Roberts TERMS: Cash Auctioneer: Critt Bradford ka.cinc, Ohio. NOT RESPONS1BLE FOR ACC!.DENTS. 5·11-14-16-3tc LEGAL NOTICI! Sealed bids wil1 be received by the undersigned at the- office of Crow & crow, Attorneys, Pomeroy, Ohio, for the .aale of the property owned by Sarah Jane Probst In Middleport, Ohio, on wblcb said property is located the building occupied by June's Dress Shop, Middleport, Ohio. Said property apprai~ed for $5.000.00 and can· not bfl sold for less than the appraised valut.. The rlsh't is reserved to reject any and all bids. Sale is r>ubjeCt to the approvat of the Probate Court, Mciga County, Objo. Said sealed bids mu&t be pres~nted on or before May 18th, Forest Run Those atendlng tbe joint birth· day party Sunday, May -3, at the home of Mrs Bertha Holter and Lester Bailey for Mn. Holter and Willard Faudree were Mrs. Aman· da Baer, M.rs. Charles Baer, MrS. Aida Faudree, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hamm, MiBB Dora Hamm and Le!t· er Bailey. A dlnner was served which included a decorated birthday cake whicb was cut by Mrs. Bertha Holter. 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy ·Middleport, 0., May 14, Damewood Saturday who is ~oorly. Mrs. Amanda Bae:r is Wednesday for Columbus to severlll days with her son, Baer and family. Mrs 1 Ralph Sisson and .wn, Har· old, ~pent Wednesday with her parents, Mr. :md Mrs. Hanson Hoi· ter. HEADS CATHOLIC MEN The Forest Run Sunday School CINCINNAT1, Ohio U P- David attendance was 53 and offering A. McMullen, St. Louis, Mo., "towas $S.M. day was elected president of the 1957. Mr .and Mn>. Charles Baer was' National Counril of Catholic Men calling on Mrs. Amanda Bacr and Clitra Stewart, Admin· Mr .and Mrs. Willard Faudree re· as the group wound up its three. day convention here. istrator, Estate of Sarah cently. Jane Probst, Deceased. · ,J.t: K.app 1e was a wee k NEW HAVEN crow & Crow Attorneys Mr1. Mm;(ft) 11, 13, a. ato end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis CLASS MEETS Walker. The Golden Rule Class met on LEGAL NOTICE Mrs . William Frecker was a Thursday evtning at St. Paul Lu· FOR SALE guest Saturday of her daughter, theran Church. A potluck supper The Mary Alvil'l Strickland Mr. and Mn. ~orge Baet' and'-"']~•~s~s~eL"Ved at 6:30 p. m: with Mn;. property located in Pomeroy, Billy. r Layne as hostess. A 11hort Meigs County. OhioJ will be sold Mr. and Mrs. Hanson busines• meeting pre.·eded the proby the undenigned at the law of. were calling on Mr. and M ·Jack ~gram .Election of officers was held fices of Crow aDd Crow, Pomeroy, Warner and family recentl . and rcsulf'},d as follows: Donald Ohio, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. May 15. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Walker Brown. president; Mrs. Rol.ande 1957. Property appraised 1t $1,100 visited hilt parents, Mr. and Mn. Karr, secretary and Treuasurer. and cannot be sold for lep than Lewis Walker, Sunday evening. The program from the book, "Guld. thi& sum. Property to be &old to Charlel Baer ulled on E. M. ance In A Christian Marriage" by blghe!;:t bidder, sUbject te the apAthens county line. (Except the Bob Johnstor. !oUowed by a dis· proval of the Co\ll't. portion thereo( now included in cussion. ThoSe attending were Mr. Roy E. Strickland, Adminis- the certificate, to wit: Tbat area and 'l:rs. Carroll Adams an~ Bruce trator o( Estate of Mary AL· bounded on the south by the Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnston and vira Strickland, Deceased. River; on the West by s. a. '7; on children, Mrs. Everett Roush and the north by a line parallel to the daughters, Mrs. Bob Layne and 10) II, 13, 14,. 3lc Ohio River -; miles NE f-r om it; Harriet, Phyllia Batey and P~ttsy River 5 miles northeast fr9m it; Curry. ____ _ _ _ __ LEGAL NOTIU NOTICE OF APPLICATION and on the east by a line from the Public Notice is herC"by given north. line to the Ohio River) us· that Zerkle Trucking Company has ing the following equipment: 1 filed with the Public Utilities truck, ti tractors and ti trailers. Interested parties may obtain CommiS$iorr of Ohio an application to amend ccrtUicates of public con- further information by addressing venience and necessity No. I27S.I the Public Ulilities CommiSBion of Zemo, a doctor's antiseptlc, in the follow·l ng particulars: Add Ohio. Columbu~, Ohio. promptly relievea itching, atop& property (other th!ln household Zerkle Trucking Comp11ny acratehinr and 10 helpa heal and goods) from and to that part of 34 Rsce Street clear aurface ra"shee. Buy Eztra Metl!;s County on and cast of State Middleport, Ohio Strmg~kZJ~mofor •tubborn caaea I Rl)ute 7 •etwe-en Pomeroy and ~he (5) 14, 21. 28, stc Helps Ileal And Clear lrchylkil Rash! zemo Phono 510 _.....-- ·- ------·--··-·-·· ME:rROPOLITAH ~--- -· ·-- ·-· - lUX ' WARD .. . A1"10RWia• ..... ..._... ,...__c.. ... ._._ -..... _ c . . IUL ...oodlt, I On Rt, S3. C•ll Wm. Grueter, 1Dft3 Buick V8 Spech:l 4 dr. be · dan fl ,I19S.OO. Dynaflow drive, orlgLnal b),.ck fmboh lllce nc.w. Rlaettnar'.!l, Pomeroy. O·D-6tc RHk lprlnga === I 15) Room & Boord Rodney Downing 11163 Plymouth VB Belvedere 4 dr. Seden. $1,696.00 Powerrllte. flnnt Plymouth made. Dlaet.t· 15·9·6\t: oar's Pomft"Oy. 19&4 Buick V8 Spec!• 4 d1n. $1,806.00. Dynaflow like new liJht blue Blatttnar'a, Pomeroy. l~'t>URANCE AGEN"C}' t'b .. , Automobilt~, H••lttll 1958 Buiek VI Super 4 dr. Rlv· lerl Sedan. .2.11811.00. Power tt.ee~lnlil and breke~, dynaflow drive, one ·l otal owner. Blael:t· 5-Nte nar's, Pomerot. l.,.U66,.,:...0.,:l,.,da:_m_ o-:-b.,;lle:'-:"::88::c":-2:-:,b.:-Hoii1. C~. $2.608.00. Hydrama· drive, power tteerina. low mllt:a11e. 81aettnarlt, ) omeroy. 11-H!c day u~ 18M Buick Century :l dr. Rlvi«l Cpe. f2,1H.OO. Dynarlow df'lve, fully equipped, low mileaJe, -earel\11 owner. Blaettnar'&, Pom~roy . NGt.c ~ 8b I Auto Services L B. M'lliLU(08 S0~8 00. - 14 Real Estate B~oker - PHONII 6!11 Men noeded to help 1akc carl' or our expan.lon proarmn Aaea 20 to 60 with car. noHl appearance. apod chu11ctcr . H your preatnl earninp tre not enou11h tor )ltt!Jent day livinJ,: ·-costt, wh)' not let me comr. 1o your home and discuss lhr ponlbilltle• of bcttNing you1· 1elt. Interview In tho prcAcnct• ot your wi'o prercrrOO. P.:!r manont hl&h earninq potitlon for men who qualify. Wrl!cwhen I can 11re You .t o Rox 668-A, The DaJly Sentinel, 5-11·611 Pomeroy, Senloo. D11 EXPERIENCED Service Station at · Nlaat Pbon• tendant, capable of manajZing IOIIfl.lL DODGE • PLYMOUTH .tatlon. Salary, commlJsion. D!At1'JIII I a U group lmtuunce. Rcplv in full to Box 668·0. c/ o The Dally Sen · Unci, Pomeroy . 3 14 3te GRUE8ER BLOCK CO. I Mil" North of Pomel'&\l !1I~iijjiiiijiijiijijj;iijiijijiiij~l ATTENTION • The delicious flavor difference in Folger's is ,. hour .,,...ker hoae arr. Hotpolnt elecll'le Stove .2&.0~ SALESLADY FOR 3 tt 10 work Boy'• 24" bleycle, 'IIUX). Sev· with buying and eelllna eJtperl· eral l1die1 1prina and 11ummn en.ce. Good rtartinlatlary. Wrltr Mtt. slaea 12 and 14. Good Box 888-C. r /c The D•I'Y Sent'ODdltloo. Call 2Q or inquire1 tlnel, Pomeroy. 3 14 3tc at J~O . E. Main St., Pom-eroy. WANTE"t II • J..IJ.Ik u-- wo mora cen"'r" =::-::::--::~ .. - - - lite auard~ 11t llallcy'.a l...ake , Raelne Rood. 6-11-fllp ' TWO HP Hae-Trae aardea tractor wW& 24" 'tawn mower. 30" t)'ele ..J,....._. _ _ --bft',1•nd lbovel culLtvatOr. Like WANUD AT DNCI - · Prlee $1114.00. Phone 3414. MAN TO WORK On truck farm, lUte fanlily preferred, hou~e ud garden. Good wages. By d~y or b~­ I'OllLTIIY FOR ~lnt Gen mon1h. 2288. Letart P'1ll1. G-8-6 r ttat.I.OD Arbor Al!.rel VlftiJ't:,\S a e er- Bn>fler e~lru. FOR l.lG<l!I-DolCalb the Profit Pu! leL J1E1111 NRI\Y'B HATCH· (20)Buslness Services UV. Jne. Pal'llel'abur1. W NIIGLII nd CLIIK OARAOI Vo. Ph... GA•WI88. fHO.lm<>< Ctr repair-Weldin1--Servlce and - ~UB.Y, I tOne. cheap, ·E¥en.I.Nt aner 1:00 p. m., Leon· fr<\ BNo, ._ • Ce01etery Hill, Syu. 114 31c Uted Parta. Phone 8811, Raeine, OhJo. 4 21 12te ..,.. •·•''""- ~. v. lolol- t.IM, Ohio .. u:......_ • . · , - ' JYou taste it in every' steaming cup-the unusually rich, tangy flavot of nature's . choicest coffee, For tha~s what Folger's is- a unique ana Our "Factory Ucprcscnta next week. I \ . [ndividual blend of naturally more flavorful Mountain-Grown cofle<" I We have several good The~ rart mountain coffees, grown where there is an abundance of fertile vol~ic soil, warm tropic rain, &rid yeu~round s.unlight, are -' Spinel Plano Buys e 'rerms to Sull You concede:d to have the: most satisfying flavor known. eocal with your "Factor) Discover for yourself the rewarding dill.,..ncr in Mountain·Grown ~ coJfee~ Distinctive!y rich. Unuoually tangy. Unmistakably FolgeraJ ., Di•tributor and Save $200.00. Phone 22 _ u•fll ~,- \ Uvc'' will be ln this area oil "Faelory Trained Service" PAINTlfiiO PAPII-IIAMIJfNO D PIANO BUYERS! SAVE $200 SUMMERS & SON li'\'J'>n, Ohl< 17 ·J lS Mica Discovery . i CONCRETE BLOCKS "'lulld a ...er Por Lns" Help Wonted nee . In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 6136-M n. 75 Western Local ACCIDINT Llh, C•w•lty •ncl ...,.. dr. St· drive, finlah. 3·9-6te --,~~.~ DAILY CROSSWORD tr•• P-61 "otMroy, OhJe 18) Auto Soles -- F AUTO SALES for Lane Cedar Che1t1 - LAU Window FanaPrta:idaire Retria:erators. a.ker 'urnlture, Mllfdleport, Ohio • 29 If 'l'IIE 8IIITB FAIIIL1' *'·;_;;;;;.,~·~ All Mallet alld Modelo Ho•clt~uert•n Sam•ont~ Luae:age - (Contlnutd from ,... OM) A pe-Utl.on wu read frolll nliWUit Re&fPrC Ruar" denh of Lower Broadwl)' ani:l.Park WIL¥1NGTON N. c . _ AI a fel· whammy It ·a eable str~tahe~ Street to have Wheelers' Run low witlJ 1 firm &venion t(l b;eina across the road. Electromcall)', drained"' an.d cleaned up. Thit titled by I!M!~lly unacceptable rbat cable seta your 1peed ~om marshy ap~t i~ caused by B cloaged, &tran~ra I think tb•t the State ,faere -t o there. All the cop ttas to d1> sewer undei- the C. & ·o . RailrOad of Nof.lb ' Carolina deaerv'ea 1ome ia radio to the other end. and you track. in Uult area and a man !rom sort of award for lts touJhneas In get pinched in the- next town . the Road is to be contacted ln re. traffic control. . · Quite often, thouah, the wham· gard to elearin,: the aewer. The Tbey were k.llllng a lot of pen- my II li phony. Tbey just stretch a petition Ita~ that the plaee was ple on the hli"bway& down here:- piece of rubber eable across the dangerous for email cJt.U~n and a thDuft.nd last yeiU'. Over 1,400 road , ~ut the .driver 8ee11 lt. ualsa a health men4ce with Dl&ll)' anoth,er year _ because t)le br01.d sumes 1ts. leilt~mate - and . slowr mOJsqultos: from 'the swamp during blthwaya ue :Ul"IQ'int:, ,nd tbe down. Tht• ls JUst, as effechve M w,a,rm weather. draa racen combined with tourists the radar-cherked. · tpeed sign• . A final payment of $270 ls to be and shambllnc farm~r• ln anclent There !f11Y be no radar check, but made (rum the Parking ~eter heaJis to compute a fant&$tie ear· the dnver .doertn't know it .. whe~ Fund to ~OJilplet.e the payments p.age on the week-end!' when the be sees a s1gn whlcb says, Don l for the Parking Meters wbieh are "blended booze brought out the Sueed or You Hight Help Grow instal}ed'. in the buslnesa·, diatrict. beast. They got tired of messy Weeds - And Rad.~r Lurks Ju1t Letters oi thanks from the family hi~hway,s and set abr~t curing it Around the Cotner. of ~r.l .Ar!hur C,overt and John with surgery. 'f.here is very Jitlle argument Bcrrf Were n:~~od by tbe clerk. h when a cop hits you witb the siren had been ae·n t for a~push !!Orneyour of 'C!ldillac e reasons fFloweri! . · the, youHere dor)'t or and you show up 1n cou rt . They 1 tmera of ~1r. Berry: VillliJe Sex- Thunderbird to its fullest hum· are· playing with a gimmick on tbe ton ,and Mrs. Covet~ mother of police cars which photograph the Councilman l,i:rnest covirt. mlng capacity : speed of the culprit in termlt of· Clerk Charles Murray read the ' The booby, traps work .in a~ just' how fast t]t13 cop behind him ordinance prepared when a sewer sor~s 01 way,s;, In the, absel!_ce 0 ilaoing and a!Ro show! the speed. ..vas instaHed on Rutland Street stiffidett:t Patrol! per!lonnelhl, t~de~ · ~r~ 1 Ueense plate simutaneously. am:l a discus/Uon was held on this Jqllt tark a po ice car ~n e st .e There ainlt mucfi argument against 'llatter. The ordinance reads that of. the road, t.nd lhe rushing driv. that gizmo. residents were Jo pay $125 within er as!lumes there's a cop handy, It is eompletely a police-state thirty days or the accounts would even thous.h· the e~ is •nhf 1' 'de. technique, but they , have literally be turned over to tl\fi County Audi· COY.· ~rfll!i Ute speed .orf driven In tor to be Placed on the- tax dupli· : Wilen tMY get a particulltly thls irea. TitY liaVP. a thing ca:Jied cates tor ten inst.allnient& with 6% gory wr~k to play with, they a "pack"- eight or 10 pollee cars inte!'Kt. P.Vk It PI:Qr.oirumtly ~ylth 1 sign: hJttlng a ten .at" ·onre. stopping , "Doalfi H~ Ju.sl Around the h'- 1 h f E · w.est Covert, chairman of the Cotile'r.'' YoU'd be surprised at '·-"""~':.:::_:_l::.:.:":::'':..::"::...:'::li:::h ::t:_,.:i"::...:'~::::••:.:":_:o:_F:_•:::•:::t:ur:.;•:_:S::_Y•::d:::l:":t:•:_:·lh::•::·>:__ __ Slreet Cleaning Equipment cON· . thJ! ):181:ebf>l~tJeal ~fttt on a roan mittee, t;ead a lette4 from Uie wUh • fancy twp·tQne when · he ·~ Chicago Stl'e(!t Departmebt ptais- sees what a partlcu14rly violent ing the Auslin·W~ern Motor colij!t• ·~an do to a· . br'{nd nqw -',CIIOfiS •. A South :5. Inden. Sweeper .Village Sol~itor Bernard pink Buick. He slows· down. 1. Pterct American nlte Fultz reported that tPie w. W. Wil· ~.At a - ~ . Question Iiams company -wanted to hav.e· 8: There are things known a.J artie I• dlatance 6. Punished by Amerl~ , demonstration of this same type of "whammie~". They ~rn the. drlv. 0. Dog'1 coat. a judge oan equipment for the MiddlepQrt and . er tbat the fpeed lS electrica~ 10. Title ot "T. Dry editor Pomeroy Council~. F'ult2 lind Co. ~d by roadside sig-ns. , rupect , &. l'unty 28. ~!>00<11• vert are to tn.vestigate further and · U Food!- 1,~. <;"-oRlpanJon t.... report to Council. .1.:-t-_.... · . ~eaw:ll U. lloya· · 39. N:usl• · Those present were Mayor Fish. 0UJC~0 ' u. itlitint .. achoo1 oaf er: Councilmen Wayne Gibbons, utdi1 · (Eng.! dra~u . · (C~tlnufd trom ..,... • ) Ernest Cov€rt, David Jenkin!I,..D. C. u. o.·e st "16. A hum. 3\. s;ahdt ltt&.rdu'a A••••r True bills were returned a1ainst - 1~. Arable Miller. Robert McElhinny, L. R. mlngbird ' at: Ple«t ~8 . Cloth. from Wiley; Clerk, Murray; Treasurer. · Hazry Graham on two charge9: 'Of · letter 19. Carting ~ ol · mu:bt>rrJ 17. Ftev!se vehicle Lama; .Street Foreman, Ellis ; Chief Dtl:D·I!Upport, witnesse-s being Beabark P•l"'r 18. Tow,rd 20. Kind ot of Police Leroy Bartrum; Solicitor Uicy Graham and Harrl Ma,rie n. !!',.. 4(1 . Hat rim U . Cleu Smith ; Woodrow Harris, non-suptriangl~r .. l'<>r Ji'Uitz and Mr. Styers. • 4-2 . Poem • 21. Negl.tiv• 24. Creek port, Elizabeth Harris as witness; tJ_Q lWI •4. Earth oven reply letter Milton Little, non-s upport. Ilena · 8S.Iolum~r CP;ol)'l.) 22. Half an em Little as witness. 23. Excla. · Others were Rachel E. Cundiff, mauon of 1topping pn h.\ib.Wif iHegally, Pa(Continued from pave one) tlorrow trolman Donal.1 Weidnet, Rbchel 2<, mining. As tc the soursc or radio E. Cundifr o~.Jl(i Rollin Glellfl witt~. activity, it could be coming from ne-sse!; Leste:r Pike, tour eounts, several sources. · DWL fCsisting arrest, operating 4 One is unnium, 'n-f course, trace~· c~ without license ;'Bnd unJawrqJ 3Q. of which ba\'e been round in Gal· Qp~ratiGa afa vehicle, witb S_herjff. lia County before. Another is thor. Robert C. llar:tenb:ac~ and Jamu -34. U" ium, high in radio activity but of Taylor witnesseil:; Pqul -:Evans, tw'ct 30. no commercial valuc.A third pOS· eounts, assault' a!)d battery witb sibilijy is that undergrou nd water mcnacipa. lo/"eajls, ~ - fraud, Wl1:is·~ 1rryins tlfe. radio nclivity here from l!ourcea in some other plftce. lia.t¢:'$'ro"tUt: """" Carl Antherson as ·. ·· ;:~ '~r.'~~~ The entire valley in which this witnesses. Also, l;!lyde E. Kin g. OWl. Pamica find . is located was nt one trolman We1dner and Patr~lmtn time sUpposed to have been the Wm. R. D11vis as witnesses :Cbarres bed of 'the Ohio River before the Laudermilt, auto theft. with Friulk 45. Mimicked last gl'cat ice age moved terrain Emrich witness; Paul Branch, DWI fea tures about . "'· Send forth witnesses Henry Werry. Ed ·strauss -47. RatiObaJ Wh~lc Mill s was wary of "too and RobeL't Beegle; Charles Spen48. ArJthrriepe. much publicity " he adm ilterl that CEr. breakin~ and entering, :pert \ ~ pfoP.blemt VancC's find i:; :ping around like House witness; Foster Ro~ ~'1\'N wildfire in Gallia County and be pa~sing and petty larc~ny; Wi~s­ ! . ~thPa.) \ · didnt' In!;:Jpose it could bo kept -~es Ernest Rood, RWiand Bu~r. .1. CVJt-t:m quiet. hcVIJrlwrations were bound Alva Holsinge·r; James Singer non· 1. Rlvtr (Fr.) to s prr:~d Wl(b~ . Hilton Wolfe was support, Carrie Payne and J{arl!t cleanins off h.is geiger counter Marie Smith witnesseg. ·llA"-Y CBYPTOQVOTJ: -}fore's how to work II: and preparing a trip southward at AlCYDLBAAJI;S 11 a. m. today . HJstory Cor Senior · High Schpoi8" 1a LO· NGil'Et.LOW and tw.o bookS of fiction. On~ ~on. On!! l~ti•r atmr1y st~nds !Qil an'Othero,IIi thta u.mp\e A 1.1 ut•4 "" cer.ns fishing adventure!!' in Ndr,h' for the thr-..e ~·-e, X for t~ tWo:.o•a. et~. Single letters0••apO.a· ' ern Wisconsin. 'the second tell& lroph.s, the ~ength and f~r,nat!oq ..o( the. word I are all hin ta. of sport& and otber a~tlvitlfs t~at (Cor,tiRued from page on4t·l pch ~ay t]'e code leti•ra art '41tterent. · go to. make up high school life. larger systems in that state. Home A fOrmer football player be, reA Ctl'Ptoa-raan. Quotation ties were not bt·'oken so easily and. calls playlpg against the. farQOU!I he returned to his home state last Jim Thorpe and otber fOotball NPP ZBMJ '),q,,IT,rJ .~· QO , 8~ S I ZllMJ 'fall to serVe as su-p erintendent in greats~ · _ . ' ~- .,u ~s· &I· . !" I"P z ,&I!J AN IT U J S ~ o I the- taldwell, Ohio schools. Dr. Oatis bas sppken be(ore Dr. Davis served as a Major in numero'ls dlstritt, state and ria· .• • I. F U A'- P B I T r·\( .p l' lC, the Vnit.ed Stat"' Army Air Forces tional ed.ucatiQn groups as well .is during World War 11. service c~bs, P. 1'· A. and erarua~. Y..!f.f)'Nc'! P>l'Jt!'ilfl!ll". <;\>NDUCT '- 'rHREE·FOURTHS 1 He i~ the author of several tion classfs. · . GIF OtJA 4f11: 41flll'tS ~ARGE$T CONCERN-MATTHEW DOOks, among them being a "Study ' Ai\N.IOLD1 Dr. Dav¥' topic will be "Educa-. • . ., . Guide and Workbooll: in Arn:erlcan Uon for. TomorroW''. . lJJm-ibut~d br Kinj' ' i-~turu S)'nilk:tte it - Good Clean Uaed Can WANTtU -- llalntiDJ, Interior or ext•ior, contrac•. or bourly; rate reuori'able. Phone 381-¥. Homer Braley. 8 3 12tt Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Ma.Y .,a. l9ST-I ceote chec.k, wh,ere eve:rytt\jng IH halted bt-ler.e a .roadblCK!l Tbey ..... have putbed • bill past the Lelftlature "' ano.. tbe copt to uK 2(1 pereent umr..a!'ked ears of various breeds. That' may be .._ Stude'btker or a Chl')'tler bel)iiw you, b~Jt allo tbere 'migbt be a eop in it. No man's quite willing to bet that t..he driver of the1 fan· <:~d"U.Jf pq,rplt DpdU ilfr; at ciVilian When th~ odd$ ~~ ZO pereent that he's a patrolman. Every fllhn. lltaUon you hit, the man Ufi taU it "''' the roada are 1tlrt wltb eops. Every friend you meet says tab it ea1y at the cocktllil partle11 ,lbey11 baul your . license on drunk driving . if they even smetr one safl.aeokh on your breath. U:very aemi-stranSer warns that it'll cost you $21.&:1 If you trash a atop sign. Tile bighwayr are wo:DderfuUy, impeccably rnarkf!d wltb turning arrow' and coordinated Ughta and delineated lanl;!l, with •tine night visibility on the route signs and turnin!I cent~r plane. The tempta· tion is to unleash t'he 30 horses and let her rip.· But dowil Jiere the pe"ople obey the law, and I asked a eltY father to justify the beneficent 'rela:n of terror. ' ..We just got tired of~eln' up these nice bl,bway1 wllh oo,rpses," be 1B.ld~ "':fhese highwa{1. coat a Jot ot tax money. And blood on the concrtte 1.! a bed 'advertisement fOr tb8 state." ·' {Copyright, 19fT, ' by United ' ' fQ__1ger' S~tl!1- Mountain·Grow~1.Co!fe~{ . . IIOULU, OAIP AND .... OAIHOI- ONI AH .D 1WO IOUNO_£ANIJ \ .. · ; "'~ · ~· .. ~ ~ .. , -. DICK TRAC~ .,.&l'fD.. �\ ' • \ ' POMEROY soam Larry t..a.lh£'y , t~ A , son of M1. .and Mrs Le:.lN LalhE'Y 1 ~ home for a ten day ruriough Ht' 1s !ta· honed on the Us$ Norlhampt<.m, Norfolk Va , and wtll le ave for a crwse to Suuth A.merica wh~::n J(r. ud llri. Harold Wood· hts furlowgh enrl.s. Lathey bas aefd and dau.chter virited relat.v· been m Cuba, Norwly, Swede n a: 1tD. Pvket1bur1 sunday. M'r. and )ln. Jack Evans, who and Scotland since last Septem h.J.)e "been vititiDI in Kentucky ber Jhs eig hteenth birthday w.u ~~ Motbera• Day with her mo celebr-.l<'tl ~th a fam!lv dtnn.::r 1 tbt:r, 'fll'rs. C.· F. Hawkins and Suntiay J.J.,da Kay, h1~ etght year ram&IY enrqute 1o tbeJr home at old J;JSlt'r 15 conflnt'd to hehome w1th an lnJUrl'd knf'e New California. ~. md Mrs, Ralph Radcliffe were Sunday eue11t. of Mr. au t 1Us. Qkey Painter, Portland. Sttt urdaJ llletts a.t the it· home wr:r r Jra HiM and son Dale, New W.::l Middleport . Soeiety Moore Attends Centennial On Architecture llng!OI'd. )lr, and.J Mrs. Don Grahcr Cltveland, have been vlsitLn,a; her pJrenU, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wuo I Mn. William Ahm11n fell al her ·home Friday and brok(' llc• wrilt. Beahm and ctul dren, Knoxvlllc, Tenn., are v1~i· ing her parents. Mr. and Mr~; ;: L Wood, Ripley, former loc .ol residen.ts. Sidney Pickens inJUred 11 . · ar.kle when be feU recently. 11 Jobn Fhher, sophomore Ohio Unlve.rsity spe nt lhe week end w1tb .his parents and lamlly Mr. and Mrs Wayne Sharp an I famlly, Zanesville were weekenf'l t~ueQ of his parents , Mr. and Mn. Robert Sharp, and Mr a1HI Mn:. Paul Haptonsta ll and ch1 l· dren. Mrs. Earl Kn ight and Air '· Bruce Uoyd were weekend ;.:u t'!>-'s of their d:~ughters, Marilyn SU l Knight and l':drlda Lloyt! at l:J '• Mothers' Day weekend festiVILJCs at Ohio Univer8ity Mre. Glenn Lambert was a M' · thers' Day II:U(>It or her daught ·~r M'n. George Doolittle and famil y Athens. 'Mr. and Mrs. Joe Henry, Ne~ Haven , have .moved to the hgu~e they pur<'h'ased from Mr. a.u1 Mn. Ruasell Wilson, So. Secqnd Avenue. • Mr ~. James Hackworth &nd NOn, John David , Gallipolis, spe nt th · weekend with her parents, Mr And .Mrs E. C. Haggerty, whil · Mr. Hackworth. Scoutmaster in Galllpolts, attended t he CamporcL· at Camp Chester. Mrs. Peter I.alich and son, 1'ml Lancaster, were Mother'& l.hlv gut>,.sl& of h er mother, Mn. Clor ence Eber.sbach. and altfndt•tl liervh~c• at Heath M<•thorll 51 ..Church with her They were 111 dinn.er I{Uelil of Mr. and Mr~ Kenneth Cooke and ch11tlr1' n ' Mr and Mrs. K1rl Owen spc.1t !hf' wnrkMrl in Co lumb us. w11t1 their ramilies. Th ~) atll'tHhl mornina.: churc h 1>14!rvice~ at th Htlllop Lutheran Church wher .. their "ra ndson!', Chllrl e'i and J.llll Prtcc were suloh•h In l tl~ ofln1 noon they w1.1 re ~ uut~ at llw Hilltop Conse rvatinn Clu b. Otlw ;!> In their party were Mr. 11nd Mt ~ Paul Winebrenner, Mr ami Mr· J aek Dowman and su~u,n. Mr uno Mr\. Charles Price ,1 ,u1 <'Iur ie; Bill, Barbara and Kay . Mr nnd •Mrs. B!fl'ney Arm!ftrong an ·l Kri11tln , lngnd and John . Mro. Walter tonk Iiiler, Mn. Nf'lll l'oH·rt 111 1111 Charlorton airport wh"' ,h, left lor 811ttl e Cr£'ck, Miehiuan , to vttit hPr sons. J ack 11nj l Wt~ylan rl and the Cormcr·s Wife nml 1'11'1 · drtn . MJ'. and Mrs. Seventh Graders "End Of School" Party Is He ld Sunday guests of her !)arenlll, Mr and Mrs. Leonard fan Meter, Sr. Mr Salem Cenlet• Tt) G 1radUa l C 17 0 fl Wednesday Night Sf'o'mH! lllllllllll t'IL~ hl h ~r;1d• c·o1nm t' IH'C' Illo •nt •·x•·r •·lsl·~ will h1 lw ld at Snh•n • l'l'niJ'r l~ lc• mc•nt,u·, Frl•d nu~h nn1' ,..ho Miss Ann Rupe Honor Guest At Birthday Party Mr. and Mra Dwight Reed and daughter, Debra , of Beverly were IIOd ttrs ~ !mer Wickham Sunday in Galilpolis with Sdmol on Wt• t ttw~rt.ty <'Vl'nim• \f .1v 15 11 1 R ll'l'IP{'k (,)r E111 11r ll11 n~r u of Ohio Un 1 ver.;itv wd! £IV<' the m.lJn nd rl!'f' '~ R"'' ti•lkt·r~nn will h1v , lht• itlVIIc·nllnn anrl lw ttNIJt·IJ o Sup• of Wc~h'n l .ocal j) J,Ir u·t Will pr!'IWill d! pluma.s t el t'n l' ~ ··:ul uaiP~ The l h l'~f' flf tjw t•r o~ra m w t bf! "Thl' J\rl\~ h' 'tnur'h" onn Sr 11 ith I r.rorgl' J Dhn stnn tlw snlul :tl! o • will pr~srnt "Sun Ro~.vs", Caroly n Edwurcts, the htstor.an "A!:. ~ r Glow ·· r 11 ttv Hlfr wtll u1vr tht• ciao; ~ wl~l anrl Rl<'hllrd Hlfr, the pr 1 phecv J)Jl!!'a l.i tllr ori'M""nh .fin ora· lion ··Tra1r Rluo•" anrt l~tu·ry Pric' 1~ the va lrdH'tnrinn The rl1t~~ w1ll 11h1J.! vnenl n11m · hN~ 11 nclrr tlw rt il·rrt 1011 11f v 1· raJ Instruct or , ~1rs . (' 0. Chnp man. Linda s.;,ith HoMred On 9th Birthday Mr And Roy Smllh Mr ~ cn!rr talnt'd w1th n Wlrtlrr l'f)llSl T.hurs day at thf'll' hnm<>. AthrM UoA •1. b o nortn~ tllrl r ri;~u;:htr.r, t~1n d. 1, on hrr nmth hh'thduy . Gam('~ wrn• play<>rl Rnrl pri1r.' nwarrlC'd l!w wl111wrs. Lhu~ r1• C'C ivrd a numhN' of !llrt!t. John 8uckloy. rmplo~·~ Pr<'Stmt w('r(• Ju(!y, Sand... Gener1l -Telephone Co., Is Becky amt Jan irc Oa 1'nrtt , Ruth Ann 8a JI£'y. Marla >~~ nd Mari:i Barnhart,. wh ' Grue!Wr, Sht·rry nnd Bobhv on furl~;~u&h from dlackston. Su~a u na Arnold, n ~r Foree Base, MIAl nlce Ynnknr. Judv 111111 .To Smltl1, C&llforQII enroul!· Phylli11 Ka ~ p ar nnd 1\rcnfln Jns:ra· Ke the sc1n or Mr. ami ham. SERVICE at SYRACUS£ E.U.B. M.AY ,lit.. to 22.nd ,Jl&V~.-80GER BISHOP ~ I I ·~ . ttne • ~ ~~~~. \ I f'ii;· "*"' . .., .. . thu-- ~ OHIO: ~...... tonlthtwfftte~NBN --=--. . - .. - "..,...,,.. th1s att.r'lll•n ., ............ ..,..,.. *r cl..., _.., ....., . - . , ~-­ cMIWit ., ....,..,. _. ftqlfJl4 stonM Mi'el'': T.........., ...... ,. Mtth te . . MUth. Ww 46-52 - · In SO. - NO.' ~ ' • ' 10 ' ' !fwo New CountyJ..o1111 B~ Wilh lrr SERPENTINE FESTIVAL NAMED W. Va UP- The four-day prL· l{ram which wHI begin wheh thE' Greenbrier Open golf tournll· ment opPn_, Tburado will be call· ed the "Sam Snead Fesli¥al" hi honor of the star, who is eel.· bratlhg his ~h year on the pl'<.l· These Feoluret DRAWER FRONTS . * liAS$ INLI\YS ON DRAWER FRONTS * FINISHED DRAWil INTIRIOlS *MORTISE AND TINON ' CONSTI\ICTION *DOVE-TAIL DRAWER . c'ONSTIUcTION ·' CINTf!_OUWU GUIDES *aRIGHT IRASS PULLS ' *HEAT-RESISTANT TOP COAT * TILTING MIRIOR ··* See The Complete SW.,k Of Bed Room Suites On The 3rd Floor ) . ' Fotindry Officials Say Agreement Is Violated By Union . Re-location of state Route 124 from its present coqrse over Union Ave. Hill and tbrough l'omemy to the Laurel C.liff Mmageroent of tbe Parteri" road-now a county road-will be aired June 6th at a beanng bur, Rig ';Dd Reel Company, to- in the county courthouse it was learned here today. l'lay branded the WJtlkout at t-he Mayor E. F. Robinson was notified by'the State Department Pomeroy Foundry Tuesday as a of Highways that the hearing will begin at 10 a.m. and that violation of an agreement be· tween the company and union but inUmated that the rnen out ou strike would return to lheir jobs 101Mtim1.1 today.· In a statement issued to the Daily Sen'tinel tod-ay by the company officials said: oth~r would estaldiRh four new munkiJ¥1 coo.r.ts and exte1id ih'e jurisdiction of 12 ot>hers. '., Robinson •aid be would mooJe 'to 1.m~nd ,tbe bill oboli&hing )p•,, '\o make .it an -emergenty- meapte. Tht ELBERFELDS Spanish Teacher Resign$ Position At Pomeroy High · · "'l;'he reslgn.tlon of Miu Eld_. , Donofrio, Pomaroy; High &:bool Spa'nlab :teacher for the pait thrH years, wa1 accepted '"wl"" regret" It)' the Pomeroy Board of Education durlng Ita ~egular meethtg on JP Tue~day nlshL .. ¥ia Donofrio has aC~;epted ·;a contraet pay he'r in · whleb · wlU We- ~n Supt. of seCond biU, w:hieh also ha, emera:ency clause, would ae 1 ~ ..mU,nieipal ~sin ·M ~· :Upper Sandusky, F.airbOTn yJ!f;!~::~t~:l Hillsbor,o. State Advanees New Proposal -To Rdeeate Around Pomeroy ' COLUMBUS (UP) - T,wo import,a11t bills affecting t he ' court systems of nearly every Ohlo county come up for a •vote totby In the House. . ' ' .. One, ljPOnJiored by Rep. Kenneth A. Robinson (R·Marton)q wpuld aboliSh some 500 justices of the peace throughout the state and set up a •ystem llff 111 co~ty courts in their place. ' Thia fessional circuit. ' ~uts Answ~r "Chow Call" AtCamp4Jree ·~.Go Before.Legisla~ure Today ' :IIRIJIIit SINGLE w·. • ........... ., ,,.Jiu ''The M~nagt!ment ~~ the Park· erDura: Rig and Reel Compa:ty ooltl'idera the work stoppage at lt'1 Pomtn'Oy Fou11dry on May H. 195'7 • direet violation of the Agreement btrtween tb.e Company and the Union. Il1ne511 of nigl:.t rhi(t employees .and otber c;r (!Umstances outside ~<! areas cov ere(! by the Agreen1ent COOJ;ed conditions whieb. arfected only a minority or the employees. The Company ls .and bas been ' domg everythina: within it's por'Ner to eHmiu$ sueb condition&. •r ''It is ·anticipated that · produ.,~ tlon will r~ on «" nor-mal --~· --- Inquiry Board Works On Atom Plant Strike l DtvisiOD 10 Engineer John C. Kendell will be in tbarge. KendeU conduc ted a hearing on the same subject here ill March when objections to reroutfng 1!4 through Middleport were beard. At the same time strong eom.plainll against leavin& it in Pornand takin~ it out of Pomeroy, were voiced by individuala of a grbup of over 60 peraon1 at the beuing, Just u vehement objeetlcma to routin~~: 1M through Middlt'pOI't were regiJtered The County Board of Commtuioners filed ootiee they $20,000 in .repaj'JIIeDt lor to repair a RIC'tion of WAVERLY, 0 . UP-A tbrcc member board of inquiry was to report to President EHelibower today on the retults of its ;r. vestlgation or the five-day Etrik at ' the Portm~outh Area Atom plant near here. Pemer-oy eorporatiOI\ 124 Some l.MO membPrs of l.Acttl to the jiandion of roulel 143 o.I, Chemical and Atontic 124: at Thomas l'ork. Union, st:rlld: when new D~otiatiotlll brok~ (town Goodyear Atnmi.e' Corp • •~;:~.:·~r~t~he Tuesday ~~~. appoin ~ to study the cue "wiU imperial uational ' JIUJI Suml11y gucslo; of Mr anrl MrA AlfrPd Bi,u:gH· were Mr. and Mrs Na lhnn Biggs and family and Mr s. Ollie BlgJ{II. Mr and Mr11. Charles Meinhart :nat son:; nf Co lumbus spent t~e Wl't'k rnfl wit h Ius parents, Mr. nnd :\tr.• Max Ml'illhart. Da 111d Thomns and grandd&ll l{h· tm·, M1.s); fo'n} c 'l'homas, spent the wet•k rnd in Croksvlll e with Mr. IIIHI Mrs. Walter Thomas and ram· •ty Mr. and Mrs Paul Hu s ton and dau,!.!htl'r, Aimee, of Sommt~l'llct. were week cml guest!! o( her nar c nt ~. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bee· gl<•. when Mother's Day and the 23rd wedding anniversary or Mr. and Mrs. Beeg le was celebrated. . Guc.s ls, of Mr. ana Mrs. George fo rancJH uf Middleport, Sunday wrre . Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence f'rancis, George, Mary and Donna 'lf Pomeroy, Mr. and Mn. Carl I~Ull('ls, Pt Pleasant; WUIIam l"ranec.~. Bc\ly and Kathy of Syra~ u sc; Mrs "1innie Spears and Lar· ry, Mr .a nd Mrs. Laurence Ray. burn and so n, Dcnms. aDd (hUJf!h· tor. F:laanc. Mr and Mrs. Joe Curthr visited :\1rs 11 r nry Curtis or Darwin oil Sunda y I Chester High Graduares 16 MIITING POITPONID Allo survlyln,.. s~ter.a: R. eri and Ethel West Columbia PTA Elects P. Fitzgerald Pomeroy Mrs. Addie Btt-t.e rs ond Mrs. Mar' lyn Maiden and -daua:hter Dcbr.. Joon of Mlddl~ were Friday gue,ts of their ._~.~ttt, Mrs. Chloe M1Us. Mrs. Paul Curtls, .. .' How P•ul Fltzgerold was elected prosidrnt of the West Columbia Par. cnt Teachers AMociatlon when lhe J.tro up !Jl<'l last Thursday evening 111 tllc Weat {'ol umbil School. Other officers elected were Mrs Gene BhuJd , vice-president; MrR P11ul Stcwarl, .• ecrctary ;a nd MIB11 I'Yy Sledh. trcasurar. Thursrlay's meeting was In eharge o~ Mr.s. Sally Bland and opened wtlh a song "Now The Day Is OHlr", foll owed by the fiJg sa· lulo and seriptuTe readlnw by Miss Bett.v Kelly . Thfl group \oted to sponsor 11 rh icke n .supper at lhe school on and Mn Ray Neal, Mr. and Mra Paul l''it~JZerR ld , Mr. 111d Mrs. Ros!l Kapp, Mrs Okey Fowler, ,\ trs. Ray . monel Lieving, Mn. Gene Bland, Mrs. VC'rnal Johnson, Mra. Homer Bl nn d Mu Clovis Doerfer, MrR. R11y a'iand. Mrt. Paul Stewart, Mrs J im Blanct. Horton 1Eckard and Mtsses Ivy Sleeth and Betty Kelly, Authorities ~y ~eturn Wills T~ Face Count Here A regular meetina: of the 'I'WiU,bt Garden Club, which was to have been h~d at the borne of Mrs. DwightPirker, has been post. poned with the ~l:e Cor tbe meet. Jn• . to be anno~nCed later. C.. B. . ' . . . Tex.as ...,• ., tits Into:Keysto'n •'•-.PI~tu..._ •• ' • • ~~~;·~~~·..=mb~~art:;.,~B~r~a~db~u~r~y~,_.;._ _,~;;:=~===~--~~ MayHefrt'24.shmrnts were 1crvcd to., Mr ~·RE,VIVAL • ~~~~ WHITE SULPHUR SPRJN'GS Thl! annual '·End of School" par· ~ pent Miss Ann Rupe, RN. Ga i!Jpolas, ty ror Scvt•nth Grade pupils was I her mother, Mrs. Julia Davis and was guest or honor at a birthday held a t Middleport Hig h Schoo l other relatives. dinner given .at the home of hf'r gymnasium Monday mgh l Mr. and M!'s. Edgar Pratt and, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald V Fac ult y ml'mlwrs In charge of grandd augh le r , Debra Laney, of Rupe, Bradbury. the party were Mrs C. E Blakes- Middl eport were Sunday cvenmg Guests werq Miss Rupe, RN lee anti (' E YounJl Sevent h guests of Mr. and Mrs. C J. Ebers- Miss Mitch. RN. Miu Shir Gradc home room Jeachers:. Ot he-r bach. C.alling 1n the afternoon were C::tllionli"' M,.~ raeulty mem bers present were Mr. and Mrs Ca rl Hys~ll . Hutland. Su p! L w McComas, Princtpal and Mr and Mr.s. Willard EbersEarl Kn1ghl John Parsons and bach and daughters. Mrs Clarence Lacey Mr. and Mrs. Wtlliam Lehew and The proer;am was planned by Beverly Pernn , Lucwda Morris, som of Col umbus are spending Sue Allensworth , Charlene Davis, tht@ week with their parents, Mn Peter Walbun1. Sandra llyscl\, CoL Theodore Lehew and Mr .. and Mrs teen W1hon anti Karl Beck. Num- William 1'hucncr. Mr. and Mrs. Earl H~kman or bers on lht• program were vocal Columbus vi~itcd Sunday with her rolo, "Why, 1\aby, Why" Barbara parents, Mr ar..:l Mrs. John Bli!Cit· Jones; solo " ARlossom fell". Ber· nar. tha Wilson , .~oto "Young l..uve" , Mr~ . Patrick Lochary villitcd lh Beverly Pcrnn , so ln "Gone", Karl B~ck, acemnpnniNI hv Mr11. Clar· Athens Saturduy 11nd altcndcd t he ~:nee Lart·~ PanlolnlnlC "Eg~· Delta Tau Della ll:a. Mr. an d Mrs. James Lochary of hc11d" , Culil'l'll Wilson an1l rtu t h Ann Edwarw.. piano nolo "The Athens spent Sunday with his pa r· Founlain ", Snnrlra Brrw ingto n, and elll11, Mr. and Mrs. Palraek I.oeh· solo "I Bclll•v J•", Munning Jlaum · ary a nd were accompa mert home hy the ir daughters, Susan, who gardner Hcfreshnwnts w<'l'r Sl'rvJ•d anrl ~ pent the week ('!H I With he-r gr·.ml parent.'!. rn nnhers of thl' rood com rnil\ e1• MrS'. Fred Blaqttnar sp<'nt t hf' were Sandra IJnJwmglon , Mary week end in Athens w1 lh hM" Carol Swan so n Barh:JrR .Tons, Helen Taylor, 1 f'Xunna White, Huth da ughter, Mi~.'l :-Jane~·. and al o\nn Eclwurds, DuHrl Hoyt, De-nms tendml Lht• Mother's Dfly fcstivitteli at Ohio University Sue le ns M!~J; Olga Pl(•rottl of ColumbtHi JmJitati on commlllt'<' rrH•mbc rs Wlls the week end gues t of her were Patl v Luwer.v. Mi('hacl Schnf· moth er, Mrs. Ode lla Pierotti fer. (;;rLL'. ('humhNs, Evt•lyn GibM1·. and Mrs Delmar Milam and bons f;umty nf Lan~sv1l!e \llsilcd Sunday 1'\'f'ning wit h Mr und Mrs. Charlc! h.,. daughter, MRrtha , Maru·muut were weekend 11U£'Sl5 in Al!u·.~> and Mn. Bu~h >atlt•mil•fl lhl' S\H c\al Mother11' Dav •c•rvlcr~ at tl' : u lhc gum1t of her ch u l{hlr ! SharM , a sophomore Thl'y Wt' 1'1 tho &UCILII In ~idrHcpml of l h<·il famlllta, for a short tim r Sal.~r daY. Mr. 1nd Mn. Clarence rll 'lf' were Mother.!ll' flay ~ill'5tA of M and .MrR. t...ara_yette. Wmwctt Rt ~ 1 • and Mr end Jln. Waller IHnv. New Matamorat. Rev . ~tnd Mrl. Guy Sayre at~d family planned to take Mra I.e~· 1 Gothar•l ln Hurrkane, W Va., '" da)' for tlu.• graduation of hN lfBOdJUm, Marvin Rlc.hant Goth· ard. son of Mr. tnd Mr.s .. lanws Gothard from Hagh School. Mr. and Mrs Charles M11 kr 1111 children. llilllarrl ~. spent th · weekend wllh his [HI.renb, Mr and Mta. D. E. Mtllrr. ' Catht 1r ine llenncsy Churchi l1 Atlanta, Ga .. trrlved Monday !•1r 1 week'A vhlit with hrr parrn s. Mr. and Mrs. C. M: . lle nnesy, Mrs Cihurcbill accompar :ed rr tl'nds were t nroute to Clnctnnatl 'l:nd -will return wll.h lhf!m next Batu.rday to Atlanta · 'Jley, C. t!taymon Konkrl !;~ hl , pa "<~ of HeJth Method!Jt Churr.h i ' Toledo where he- 11 ~tttt'pdln: 1peei•l mceUnj:( of lhC' Sl!atl~ti of the ;mnual Co(l I where • Ill r..oc.1 NIW'I orl Moore , ""ho is 1,nce-pre:-adeut or the Student Chapter of the AlA. and the pre~iclent were de lega tes from the Cha plt•r He ts assocJated w1th Ralph Kempton, Columbus, weU·known arch1ted _ j Mrs MoorL , I he former I~· mary I'' isher, and tlm1r son I Mi· Mr and Mrs OeWaync Efikew chacl , are spending the week Wit h her parents Mayor and Mrs t: 0 . of Dayton spr nl the week end w1th relatives and fn cnds here. They l'isher. and famlly . are Jcavmg !or Michigan they will rc~ide . RST ' Mothers Day Tea Held On Sunday At Rock Sorinas Mr and Mrs. Harvey P1erce rc. hom~ Friday aftt~r a week's ViSit 1n Dayton with relatives. Mr und Mr1; Danny Canter of Dayton who were called here by lhe fh•ath of hts eous1n, George Halley , were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Harvey P1erce. Mr anrt Mrs Raymond Bolmger and fam1ly or Columbus art• t he guests of hL~ parents, Mr. and Mrs Vern Bolinger Mr and Mrs. Caivm Mitchell and daughter, Linda, of Galli puli s were Mother's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs Hank Youna. I I Mar~oret Reynold•. Mr and M.·s ~ L E. Reynolds, Mif·die port. 1 Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, president Unable to atlen rt lhe party presided when the WSCS mtt were Mr. and Mrs. Vel E Re ~ Monday at Heath Methodist nolds and daughter, Rena Lynn. Church and voted to •ive a con Galli_palis tributu>n of $100 to the church - -- - - ~·bud.et. Mrs. c. R. Konb~ht, wife of the pastor, led tbe open · ing devotiOnal service with Mis: Bess Sanborn as pianist. M" Lloyd, who had olteodo·l •he Mothers' Day activities at ou The Primary Ctass or the Roek as tile guest of her daughte: Sprmgs Methodut Church t?u&!'.t Patricia, gave a short talk on ll1e bv Mr!> Wllham Radford and program there and read a poem Mrs. Robert Burdette entertained Mus Sallborn. program leader. with a Mothen;' Day Tea Sunday ~poke on Mi~ions . The theme aft{'rnoon oat the church. I 'he meeting was "We Give B '· I Programs made hv the cJa.-; cause We Love ." were given each guest. The 11ruup Ho"~~e~o;"s were Mrs. L W M•· . s.anl( several son a-s and a trio ::'umas. Mrs Earl Kmght Mrs 1 Billy Ray Radford, Charles Bar· ~lenn Lam be rt with Mrs. C. ,1 leis and Jeffrey Folmer sang a 'ia:Jagher '8t:Jrl Mrs. D. S. Harold prayer "Father of Goodness". 's contributo r ~ They ."Crvcd :: Sa ndwiC<be!f, cook1es tea ai1d lcs!lcrt cou rse to the members. Kool Ald were served by Marla T1e refreshment table wa~ Grueser, Bill)' Ray, Rebecca and ~entered with an arrangement .. r Mary Lou RaMord, ..- Cttarles Ba•· '"~B~tci SpriJig blo'l.'loms 111 a tcls, Jeffrey Fulmer, ConoiP Yrou g:IJt-iron contatner P:l!S:el Radford and Kathy Abbott ·a ndles m matchm!{ c<tndelab • Present were Mrs. EdliCar Ab were used to h gh! the taLl~ bolt, Mrs . Arl~c Abbott . Mrs . lA>\ which was C'Ovcred with a pin~ ter Foreman, Mrs. William fcl· lace clot h mer. Mrs. Scott F.olmer, Mrs. William Bartels, Mrs. Rollin Rad· ford and the teache-rs, Mrs. RaJ·· ford and Mrs. Burdette. turned --~-- 8--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy -Middleport, 0., May 14, 1957. Heath Methodist WSCS Meeting Is Held O'n Monday tives. Harohl Monr1•, fourth year stu· rlent at lhr (', ·lJr.gc- of ArehilPrt ur p at Ohw Stale Un1vr>rs•ty, lert to. day for \In• I 't' nlt•nni at or lht• Amcrl<"~n InstJiut<• of Arch itects at Washmgton, D C. ){rs. Walter R•i"'' Mr and Mrs John R. Weeks of Nelsonville YiHtted Sunday wlth their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Wt>eks and Mrs. Herman Scholl Mr. and Mrs. L K. Lewis of Jackson were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John Frick, Rock Spring• Ro•ul. Mr. and Mrs Thomas McClung and chtldren or Jackson visited Saturday wath her parents, Mr and Mrs Dale Smith Mr and Mn Oon11ld Holter and son Pat, of Huntington, W. Va., .~ p1 •nl Sundtty with her mot her Mr~ Albert Young and other rela- I • ,, " I ' ' ·---- . -· - ·-- .,.,:f,.call·at Umo. · · · · ' ,.' : Beside• taldna aood movies, • Key.tOM eamene;;; lake lWd botka-and bop looltiJia pre:<ya(i plctuii-I!Wits,ln put, to aaattanaported from the Sci!llhweat by Texa1 Eamrp. ~ . . ' , Ou ia used by Keystone Camt1ft Compmy"& Boo!Oit plalli" to bate a blndsome, durable hl8b oa Ita camlrtii. md projectors. Ou Ia u&ed ~1l&e llli fut.&Dd ciej>ebdtible,.euily ' controlled llld-abow .111-eo;Ouomkil. It bOipo Jtey.tone to make ond market predai~ ln'ltr~ at a P~}fJ.:IOr~ bomc movie makM IQ allold. ·, . ' ;[~·~:.~~:~~~ .j!J.~~ Ri!OIIOOlBrown, Horrlo Ol Buhrl Jtddition there are aeve~al and aepbewa. , ··tril!)ldl the fui!Orll hoiJle at ar\y' Burial· wiiJ; bii · made In the Chester c!m~~ey . ,, \ ' ' ~ 't Wahama Student (A.uncil Elects· ,, ' Officers For '57 .• •' Compaay· lhrouah TrantiniaiioD lll1d ~of Tau '' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 14, 1957 burris finney mccoy smith