https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a91462efa5088afc000cbf8413243e6a.pdf 99dd20a5f4fbdb6d39a3d8b841f7a380 PDF Text Text \ ' • \ ' 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 '' �\ I • .. ...... ,.. . .... ~~ntl. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., May 1~. 1957 ., ..... ....._ DOllARS' AND~ ' l • • Phlo II one Of the laot great bastions of individual lib<erh . ~'lld~: we refitle, aiolij! witll some other states, to req[uire I I .-iety cbeckt on automobiles. Once eacll two years as the lsiature naeeta to spend taxpayers' money on sundry items · .JIIjblte buoiileef; they decline to invoke a mandatory clleok lllllolllO~. Tbe State Highway department attempts to sub lflltute • wldeaprearl "promotion" -lik.e a giant ad·•erltlaiJUI rarnpaign-aimed to persuade everyone to have every ga.<~.eet running correctly on his car or truck. This program ts not a, sensational success. Duong 1956 in Ohio 118 c<Ues conducted safety-chec~ ton.~. I cbecJ<iJig a total o! 207,215 vehicles, 3,616 of which were tl'\lcks. Tbe analysis submitted to National Headquarters the National Vehicle Safety Check Program on only 82,891 tljfse checked vehicles showed a total of 22.330 defects were found on tbe' 14,484 rejected can a11d trucks. Lights and ·brakes, the two mo,;t important things a driver has goitt« him as be blalts off down today's highways, took the booby prize II being tbe most lreque~~t offeoders. About 40 per cent of the vehicles had faulty lights, about 20 per cent bad brakes. And still we let this go on without even a rap on tbe knuc· kies, merely a mild suggestion to be good boys, now, and behave. It's barely po88lbie that this might be carrying the wocn' fo~ indivi4ual freedom a bit too hieb. The Romans had their arena, the Nazis their (as chambers, · the CommUflisto have their st.ve labor camps, but tbe peace. Iovine American driver wields an Instrument of mass mU1'11er that certainly rivals !hem - the automobile. Forty thousand killed, 1,400,000 injured- that's the score U.S. drivers chalk· ed up last year with their modern miracle of machinery. It's a score !nat puts us right up in the big leacues with Nero, Hit ler, and Stalin. · ·11 is l)igb lime, we say, for our people to rise up and IIUtlaw this slaughter ·within DUr own borden: It such carnage any ~ more ac~eptabie ~ecause it is perpetrated by family people who are hard.workln,, J>ome·lovlng, and kind to animals? Is --~~~~ it any less brutal .because the murder weapon Is the . bile"- a machine designed lor pleasure and comfort•...~mJ,Ucat-l But llow do we outJI.w Ibis kiUer? T)le Is ~· ed. On close eulitlnation we find that we are with murder, but with 111iclde as well. The sinned a~a:~~~!~~~ 0 the sinner are often one. At the root of most o1 these crlmu lies human careiuaaess. Obviously, we mull ata111 with ourselves. An~ carelesJ of ours when we're waUdnc or drivlnc can spell death for our· Field Day exereloes will h ·held seiveo or anothor. Until we can honestly declare ourAAives ot the Mason .Etementory School on May 21 begmnms at 9:30 A. Y. ~!Uess of such acts we are In no poaition to point the finger and conllnuing th•oughout. the at Others. day accordlng .to an announceThis month and every month we can be especially on our ment by Principal Charlie D. carr. guard against one specific form of carelessness - neglect of carr Invited all parents ond vehicle maintenance. Durl!ltt May many aafely agencies •nd friend• 1• ·attend and announc•d tbal 'a lunch wtll be served at the th e Na tionai Sa!et y Counc il •an tru'1 n ing the 1r b ig guns on noon hour [or a slight chars;e. Insidious highway hazard. Any automobile If not handled The ""' will begin with the ••· fully Is a dapgeroqa weAJI4ln. The mechonically unfit lire student body forming a circle ts 1 orlvate atom bomb. · on the plaxground and 1ingl.ng Make 8Ure your vehicle doesn't fail Into this class. Ha.e "America". 'n>to wtll b~ followed safety -check ed today - an d 1re quen Uy. 0 ni y •'h en ~ansou ~Y flag 111\lle and ibe of a"West VIrginia Hills"smglng and !see y~uraelf and your fellow man with a clear conscience. "Fotth, Hope, and Char!ty". Then Mason Schools F ld D T ie ay Be On May 21 • Wise Scheduled For Appearance Before Judge I Wise was J•llerl atSaln ovor the Wtllkend on another ln[oxlca.t!on. Pn110f! ohnr~fl of Ohlef Frank Hndson was to eacrmt Wlhe to the jurlge. In other mayor's .rourt hearings will follo-w ~~otudentlil doing th.e Bunny Hop and a acart dance. Raee1 .wJil start at 10:15 A . M. with lunch lasting from 11 :30. un111 1:30. Softball gam<o wUl !ol· low at 1:30 P. M. Captalni of the Jirlll softball teams are Sharon Mathew• and BeYerly Burna. Cap. tains of the boYI teams are Larry Burn1 and Danny Harbour. Walter Smith Wfls fined $10 and rost.e for lntoxlca~lon; Melvin M~· Jerry Wise, a frequent object Nicki~. s~ ancl C08h ror Cl!'O!IIIIng .. tteutl.on by Pomel'Oi)' Pollee i ff"flter line and \WII!&m 1. Davl~ lnlo~ltetlo~, waa to appear ot Parkei'Bburc forfelt.ed a 820 ' LICENSEISIUID before Jwlee Jl)hn c. lacon of hond for fa!Hno« Ita Obev ,:a &too A marrlaae licenase baa been Cou.nly Common :Pteas ~ill:n. He ,hJd · .,_n arr8sted by luuf'!d here to RusscJI M. Wlllilmi, the Rtate .patrol. i7, Racine RD 3, f111rm laborer, and Tet&Je J ·Aephlnv Phlllip~, 31, Ra. cine 'D 2. t4!!:'f:O A -·, $4.95 MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE a&. or the aur.. race (med.) II. F~IIne JUST A Ql)f)D PUCE TO ~DB I· MIDDLBPOR'l', C)HIO TID Mldalchl J11!)10 Muten Orell. MOONLIT£ Ln. t p.m. P•ero;r 0111)' fARES: Clllld 71e; AdiiH U.71 (lu laeL) of CO'OW 23. Agent , tnaut., mf!dia 2-t.A tiMue detective Sl. Stocklnc• to. GOd or war (anat .) 27. Pronoun gin transmitting ~ay, WQMesdlly -:-:=:::-;::--- _, --. MaY lD a_t r~~QucC\1 p.owet 1ro~ WEDNESDA\ ih new 1,000 foot tower in Pu T:OO Jinunie Dean nam County. 7:30 Botton Blackie ·Eliht months in conltruction B:OO Captain Kens.aroo the structure Js !,040 feet -above a:ao Corlias Archer St!a level and is i()(ated SIAl milt>s 9:00 Gany ){Ofl'.e west or St. AlbaN, W. v•.. atop . 9:So Arthur GodfTey Coal Mountoin, . 10:~ Strike it Rich Radlat.ed ~ower !rom the .llo® Val!anl 4dy 000 toJWer w11l be appro~II'Mte. ll:IIS !JJ'~rti.ff- · 32'kw until the .nr~t week In June 1'1:30 seaJiftl'l~omorrow when the Jtation wiH .1° ~ 0 flill 11:41S 'Guiding Light authorized power or l!i8 kw fror,, 12:00 ·K~tie'• Kitchen the ~ew ·tower. 12:30 AI thP. World Turns l :OO Our Miss Brooks l:SO Hou.separty 2:00 Big Payoff 2:30 Bob Crosb)l £how 3:00 Brighter Day 3 : 15 Se~ret Storm ' ,...... ,.-.,~. I(Jt~'l: ht 11. Hawaiian 31. Swoon food J'l ,. An ot"V>ent 18 Bini (pl .) 33. F001l1b 34. Eye .36. Chief 3,30 Edge of Ni.ght Meigs County News 4:00 The Early Show 0:30 Yo\lr Eeso Reporler 3:45 Sp~rts Plltade ':M 6:00 'e:lS 6;30 7:00 8:00 11:50 Weathetman Action DOJ,lglu Edwards Giant Step Arthur Godfrey Show Mi1llonaire 1 8:30 I've Got A Secret 9:20 20th Century Fox Hour lOlOO Up.to-the·minut'e News 111:06 Scannln11 the Weather 10: 10 Tbe Late Show ·~l• (}I. . 20. Ed&e 31. Ahud 3.6. Sharpt"n a razor !'lfANifli11! WED. II :6a SliD On 1:1:00 Noo.n News JJ:ID Neighbors IUO Llborace 1:00 'J:Ile Feminine Touch On Your 40. Goddaa ol harv.ta 2:00 Afternoon Film P'eoUval 3:30 Lila with Ellubelb ~:00 Radio Diol CO\Intry rtll•ctlmll Jt.A·n.torlna lli. Loodfll .....to Se. Hawk • purot U.Oneemon 18.111vtr (Afr.l :~:= Wc:M;UM ~. · ~~otuw ahtllen ""· llndufu ;; oarr. 'lUI! i:I4Y ,.....,.,•• lHiilY 11ie.Y Cf!l' ~ · 'FhT '10 WAIJic, WAIJ(I . 43. Canvu 8 Heir SfYiint! IIHI .Hair Cuttino . '· WAIUIII'S • • • Co. will dOse tile POMEROY Howevt'r, tile MASON CITY, W. VA., stare will cOI'\tinue to.··. remain open to serve you CiiS alwo ys. 'Complete stocks wi II be mdifi: . tained ot the Mason City location and OLK friends and customers ore invited to conNnue their potr9nG!ge at fhe West Virginia stor.t. In Appreciotio1n-----------......,~ We wish to tllank everyone for the nice business tllat we have enjoyed during the past four years and we • trust that you will continue to favor us with your po. tronoge after June 1st at the Mas0n City store. THURSDAY 7:00 Jimmie De·an '1 :30 Boston Blackie 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 8:30 Corliss J\rcher 9:00 Garry Moore u:3o Arthur Godfrey 10;30 Strike It Rich 11 ,00 1 1111$ lt:So! 11:45 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:15 Valiont Lady ·LO~ofWie Search for TomorroW Guiding Light Katie's Kitchen As the World Turns our Miss Brooks Houseparty Big P<~yoff BOb Crosby Show Brighter Day seeret Storm FOR SALE· _..__ •• • •• ' . .. .. ' I; ..> Ot fhe Pomeroy store, pl~aSe cgiJ the MaS(ln store. 3,30 Edge of Night 4:00 The Enrty Show 5:30 Your Esso Reporter 5:45 Sports Parade . :5:~ Weatherman 6:00 Action €1:1!5 DOllgla s Edward!: 6:30 Sgt. Preston of the '1 :00 Bob cummings 7:30 Climax 8:30 Playhouse 90 10:00 Up-to-the-minute News 10 : 0~ · Scanning the Weather 10:10 The Late &how and dauab· , were guests '"d Mrs. Law. and son, · David, Mrs. .R. H. CHANNEL 13 11 :59 Slf!1 On LeVa~ghn, , were Mothers Day .of their son and :Hr. ind Mrs. Ro... and. sons. is teacbint week while 12;00 Noon New1 12~lft Nei&hbors ' , 12:30 .Frankie LaiJ.le l :00 'l,.e Feminine To\leh 2;,00 .Afternoon Film Festival - Tin off-.,1 of.,.,~~- illi,..,til' _, """ llllll N,.,. York ':30 Buffalo Bill Jr. 1:001 Mickey Mouse ClUb · '1:00 Five S~ar Final .... will , ....... o/blfllliN , _ lllilb " .~iii ·_ . ,• .w.llll~ ~ •t 0111-. ;..· ,, : < • ' .,J City. on their trip to .. . L. W. McComu is teaohinJ Grade for Mr1 . .Ei'ne&t 10,000 Shares 8:1S ,John Daly 1o tho News Telep~one .,t1"' .. , · is -aetompany- 3'30 w, Wlth Ejizabet~ 4!QI, c,rtonn Club D-:06 ."'f' ,: < ;··, • ' • ';; ~ -::l ·•' IEJTB.BR-·SI4L, IN'Cr Time Common.. Stock . 10100 News of tbe Nljfht 1~:10 ; ' . 13 ' .. : ~~ 'TWO weet<S 10U'RE $ET 10 HPMe··'TWEIIlHI!Y PUG~ IOU 10 FRQI'IT OOOR Ill A I'MEEL C~IR·'· ~wN ~l!ll$0' ($)0 ' .f.. J . M~ik 'e.. "''MIP a. J"t~tDr · D~ CRYPTOQUOTI: - Hore'e h.ow to 't'odi ltl A X YD .. • 'A A X R ( Ia IJOMO FaLLOW Or..• _k\ter' f:lmply atand11 ror another. In ·thla~ampt. A ll u.1tt1 tor thtlhru L'.. X for the two Q·a.. •tc. Slq\t ' tuttt~, apo~o ~~ ... the Jti'!,Jlh and jformauon of the warda are tU b&att . . &ac,."day tbe co4e Jetted are ditftrtrit. •~ . o'~~;.fi( i •~ . ~- ·- 4 •oo u u v . ~~~P~ > ·~':U ,I ,' J., 1 \1/'ICOJ,. . ·4 L Q-r,..,_ _..... , OR I. ~ u. uH . p - UOR,JJZ~ L , I 'I' v .. .18 v ' THIS WUK ON'LY! ' · 1949 C.ADUJ~A.C . • . . ' . ' '-. ' . . ' iiedutelte .2 4r. ilaclc ti~ish. top"' Uke ~ew. Hydrama· . .'488 .trc.)::.'Sia .... kd.w-- seat covers. · .....""":'",.....,....,..,..-- ---..,--·-""i ,, d TO > ! »loS DU"-01\Ioi/VU 'Z!, ~ . ' i'!~f!~!:t.~: A,l_!lll: v.bt)1 ~l~;~~~~J . til$~: · ~D 1111 l Anyone interestec!l in pu~hosing tile ·stock, eqwiprMI'It· etc! ·1:30 ·The Turnlna Point 7:30 Nlllf Lo1 7!(10 ~clrcus Time &:00 ODie and Harriet 1 8:00 Danny Thomas Show 8:110 Ford Theater 8:30 Mark Saber 1:00 w-.1!111 Nieht F11ht1 t:OO 1'elephone Ttlme 1:48 Sporbeupe 10:00 NeWI Of t/1< Nllht 10:10 lJ \ S2. 8unl04 Club f:i!O Dlllleylao4 lllllo1'1 ·~k...... 31. 'f11 rub cartoo~ O:Oo ~Jokey l"ouae Cllib I:QC! Five Star Flnal 8:18 Jo~u Daly fc the Newt «IU ·28. Mlri'OI" lollowt:; cation. w~athercast WHTN-TV Channel l3 TH\ll!S. spot 3T. tndlan 39. YOURI' '1favla• III:T---e•t SiORE June 1, 1957, closing out four years of business in tllot lo- -· - -·-,;;-;-;;- - - · - - W J EH. ...~.......... abo••• ,...,.., ,.., I Pickens Point and Hardware M5 NDC News ,,oo You Bet Yout Life ' '30 Dragnet a,oo The People's Choice NO Lux Video Tbeuter $3n:t· on · ~ 3D. Anap Dl.a BroWh, •ctn of Hr. and Mn. violent tlu)ndtrJtorm•. Brown or Letart, Route l.)•rhe4uJtd lor today the Wtl'f!>et'• wu ektted pre1ldent or the Wa- perlt'littinc. hal»> C,._pter ot future Farmers -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;i;ll;; ot Amerle~ at a recent meeting of r p..--.. that organization. Otber om('ers eJected were u w w. IMPORTANT NOTICE WCHS-TV Channel 8 · · WCHS-~, Charleston, wtH be- 4:Uiture 8. Charlie O. UP- Two IHhool eolif.,.. track ~I!": pootpofted We..,.. beeaue W. !IICI Sl. 6:35 Sports Eye T:OO Ma.ror Of the Town 'f:30 Father 'KMwa Best 8'00 Krait TV Theater Mms ••.scH•DIIL• 11&1111.\-, IWITY SHOP In vertical line 2-S. Oriental J, AppoiDI1o~ 1 · .Daily • 6. Supplantlnc 18. Drench Ope11 Bveallaft llf ·Dan Brtw~t Is Named1'ahama D -..!.1 FFA. Tfatmelll 12,00 J2, Cry time - - .• CLOS:im weriaeida:r ~ J0,30 Unit of 7. In a 6:30 4th District ~::f~;~~~~;~~Ethe/os~~ Wbirly~irds 4 . ThAI'flfDI'ft ~ Wat.,lr9nt 8:30 Weathercast 6'" Sportt li;Ye 6:48 NBC News Mr1. CROSSWORD 14. Pacify (Obt., 10. "Pope 18. BrnoothlnJ tool• IT. MWIIC note ' Dl.atlill IP.M. Smith ven. finished 23rd in a field of celved from Presi(lP.nt Jrvin Stew :j7 in the Tri·Stat~ Spelling Bee art of tbeo U.nlversity. held in Huntington on Saturday. ·Miss Spencer is valedictorian Befo;e going down un the word vf t.his year's graduating class at "jealou!ly" Miss Carroll spelled W'dbama and was commended for lettuce, acquaintance, strflighl, 'her achievements by Dr. Stewart several, careful and tr,.namit. In his letter. Another Mason Count·ian , Jeanir. Jordan. an eiihlh grader at PL AnENDS CON,.RINCI • .. · ' ·. Pleasant Jr. Hi&:h School p!a('cd 20Lh. Winner of lthe bee was Dr. and Mrt1·P.- ·E: Stanley left . J·ucty Vcnnoy, 12. of Barhours· t(lf'lay for Kansas City, Missouri, where Mrs. Stanley will attend th1 ville, Joint RegiOnil Conferen.~ of the Mid-West and La,ke Dlvhdon• of HUDSON GIVEN ~p the National Association of Bank Densell Ray Hudson,1 Hartford, Women. Tbe con(erence wm be W. Va .. was turned over to a cali- held, at the Hotel Muehlebach jn fornia officer traveling here by Kanus City on May 17 and 18. auto· about 2 A. M. tody by Shcr. iff Robert c. Hartenbach after .~~~FINED BY JP Rudson had escaped trom the J>.o. . .. ,ue Pike, Syracuse, wa1 fined Meigs County jail last month. Hud· $10 and costs on each l'lf two son was wanted in the West for eseapin gofficen thert> . He wa1 ap- charges Tuesday in Juatlce o[ prehended last week In Mason Peace R. J!:. GrindleY's court, one ror disturblnp: tllc peace and the County. other for as10ult and bastery, drama 12. Spartan ma&l•tralt 13. ShabbJ' POMEROY MON. MA.Y 20 e'oo MilT Tile &~olibine Sdlldoy S<hool Clau of l~e .M...n Mj>(~odlst June Mar~ Spencer, Mr. a~ l~r .all Joan Cw-roU, - lJ )'Ur old -1 •illhlh gro<l&' ot Waluun, Htah for School and dau,ghter of Mr. ami at Wes·t Virginia University acMrs. Charles Carroll of 'New Hn· cording to a letter recentLy re- U . Multlcat Ont,y Boal Ride Thlt Year! • Hf.J:ei with Ioyce Careon atrvinu as c.o--bost.eil. Named Delegate M:r.. 9:00 This Ls Your Life 9:30 0 Hent)l PlaYhouse 10'00 News Headline• For Achievement 1'CHS To Transmit l~'= t0:40 Nitewatch ~~. HeadUnoo Tonight ·10,40 Nltewateh dauP,ter 1:00 Sign orr of M:ra. Fnd of From New Towet ~~:: ~~~~·.,"~:, M..on bao bo!ID .ame4 liter· --~--~·------------------IJIJI'le .ror BoaPd ol Oo..-ernon Beginning• T'.-.1,. Acb!o"' 11111111 -latlllip !WI ' . UUitY Eighth Grader Ranks 23rd In Spelling Ma~h name $1AI to ~~~~~TO Cbur<h will ·meet on · Tllursdoy evenini·, May l(J tt the ~e tr e. Biblical .\li .SlHI eroy, Ohio. New Hoven Sixth Graders Slated On Talent Show l!rL Tllelma Pr•U Ud Mn. Wfl. A II'OUP of li"Xfb Jftdt-~ tr-* Ue Mndt Coatel were bUII:ae• New Haven Elementary Schonl vltiton in Parker•h'*".l M-onday. wtfo are ~ttng ~~quirt danclna M.n. Cl.rence Ola.tk 1nd Mr. and ·letSOnJ will be pre~ented on !h : ¥tate• In A.t~ent Calent 4how to be e:tven ~ tht Lrkin fl.oepit.al by the New Hav ~n MMhera ClUb on MIY 21. The youngtters have bee1 lettnin, to e;quue danee under Rd,ddlfle, i rorQ~er metllbft' of lilt dtr..rlon of 11... o. 1. so.:;, i.epllature, wlD '-Ice over the and Mtn Nane)f Pklber. Tile Mother, · Club p!''etehf:l a ialtn ·. unetpii'e:d term of Jude:e Russell lbow for pat.lentt et Lakin every JkCurd)' of Pol'Htmouth, who djed a few weeki aJo. Radcliffe will month. The atudentJ ll'e Sandra ~e. 1erve till November 19158 at whieh Booky Goodntte, lllller Em~hion, time a new .election wiiJ be beld Btrbara Bottle, David Chadwell, Lo tnt t~e po1t. Ronnie Hester, Aridy «:ar~tlnuk and Donald BrOWn. R.VNDLD B. OREENI -EDITOR I N1tloul advertilillg reoresent.aUve, llottioelll-KimbalL IDe., La!Qton A..,.., New Yollk City, 16, N. Y. t Po> Entered u 1ee0Dd dua mallln.il matter at the post o111ce 8 TELEVIS·ION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chan~el3 , W•dnesday Thursday I 1. Bought out by a bl!llboJ' Colpr• DEVOTED TO JNTERESTS·i!F liJBIGS-MASON IUCHAIID I. OWIN- OINIRAL "'~NAGER Subscrlpttoa rates: DeUve" by ranier- where .nail~ble 30 CE"n~ ~ week: one year Jn advance at The Daily Sentinel ofrtre. $15.~j bl• .wthl, f7 .eo; three monthl, $3.90. B,- motor f'Mitt'! where ava afh one moatb $1. BY\IIlall ooe yeiiJ' $8; six months, $4...26~ tbree mon t2.50; one montb, 11. , NEW ARRIVAL Published every afternoon exct>pt Sunday by The Oh.io Mr, nnd Mnt. Clyde Rice of New tfnel, Inc •• 1t 110 Mechanie St., Pot~~.£roy, 0. Business o!ftce Pii~ne• ·39! Haven are illDOuncing the birth or edltorlal offlce phono 397. a daught,er, Ma)l 3, at Holzer HoJ. pital 1n Gallipoli,, The baby weighe-d eight paunds, eight ouo~ ces at ~irtb. The newcomer has been no.med Jacqueline Louise . The child is the second for the Rices. They have a sen, Jimmie. Maternal grandparenl11 are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grinstead of New Hitven and the paternal grand· mothe is Mrs, Flora Adams of Hat· CHANNEL 3 WED. 6 55 Sign On ard, ~entueQ. 7,00 Today 6 ' ~ SIGN ON 9,oo Romper Room '7:00 Toda}' CN.U:I'Q GII~TJJI to,oo The Price is Right Sl!cr.#WJ< of &tate Ted W. Brown 9:QO R9mper Room 10 30 Tl'ttth or Con::;equences hu ·~4 a eor,PoraUon charter 10:00 The Price is Right 1100 Tic Toe Dough to O'l!tiou l1lj! Crow lll!alty co .. 10:80 Truth or Consequences ll :3Q It Could Be You ol ~IIIBI'Df. 1'~ incorporators are 11 :00 Tic Tac Dough t2 ,00 Current J..... B. O'lltjen, Thomao D. Crow 11:30 It Could Be You U!O My Little Margie lid P . .!L O'llriol\. . 12:00 Current 1,30 Tennessee Ernie 1:00 My !Jttle MarJie2,QO Matinee Theater 1:30 Tennessee ~rnie ICf CQ4M IOCIAL s,oo Queen for a Day 2:00 Matinee Theate_r '!'1M ltoiiH ,da.11 of tbo Syra· H5 Modern Romances e~N 'Methoii_ Jt Cburcb w111 hold 3:011 Queen f.ar ta Day uo Comedy Time ' !bolt t;r,t )ilo ........ aoeial of the 3:415 Modern Romanace1 4:00 Comed.y ',I'ime HO Movietime j ,....,. l4lo Salw\day, Kay 18th. s,ao Cartoons ' Ho~ ~ cream, plef and 4:30 Monetlme 5,45 News Picture 5:30 cartoon• ·~· will be IOid. a,oo Flatt and Scruggs D:68 News •Picture ·, ACROIIII Alsorte4 Fabrics Middleport Sotiety _ DAILY SHORT SUEYI • The Dail"· Sentinel . AliA ATUMDIIIIG USSION Max Ward, repreaeot.atlve of Na·. tionwide Inturanee in Pomeroy , lJ one of 36 agents attending a train· ing and orientation program at Nationwide 's home office in CO· Jumbua, Ohio. The sessions, de-voted principally to the study of new developments in the lnaur. ance· indurtry, began on May 12 and will continue through May 1& _.,.. _,. _ OKAY~ 50 1 . • Daily Sentinel Day Book t:llri>; Hitler, Stalin, Were Pikers Com,.ed To The Slickest Murderers Of All, United States Auto Drivers - ~ ' ··londt .. .. • .....,!il:(lfo """"' ~ ........ . ' 61 H. Hlii!·St. ~lill-4431 Cul<mbllt 15, c:lllio· ·. . . . .. l5. Ohio �\ I • .. ...... ,.. . .... ~~ntl. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., May 1~. 1957 ., ..... ....._ DOllARS' AND~ ' l • • Phlo II one Of the laot great bastions of individual lib<erh . ~'lld~: we refitle, aiolij! witll some other states, to req[uire I I .-iety cbeckt on automobiles. Once eacll two years as the lsiature naeeta to spend taxpayers' money on sundry items · .JIIjblte buoiileef; they decline to invoke a mandatory clleok lllllolllO~. Tbe State Highway department attempts to sub lflltute • wldeaprearl "promotion" -lik.e a giant ad·•erltlaiJUI rarnpaign-aimed to persuade everyone to have every ga.<~.eet running correctly on his car or truck. This program ts not a, sensational success. Duong 1956 in Ohio 118 c<Ues conducted safety-chec~ ton.~. I cbecJ<iJig a total o! 207,215 vehicles, 3,616 of which were tl'\lcks. Tbe analysis submitted to National Headquarters the National Vehicle Safety Check Program on only 82,891 tljfse checked vehicles showed a total of 22.330 defects were found on tbe' 14,484 rejected can a11d trucks. Lights and ·brakes, the two mo,;t important things a driver has goitt« him as be blalts off down today's highways, took the booby prize II being tbe most lreque~~t offeoders. About 40 per cent of the vehicles had faulty lights, about 20 per cent bad brakes. And still we let this go on without even a rap on tbe knuc· kies, merely a mild suggestion to be good boys, now, and behave. It's barely po88lbie that this might be carrying the wocn' fo~ indivi4ual freedom a bit too hieb. The Romans had their arena, the Nazis their (as chambers, · the CommUflisto have their st.ve labor camps, but tbe peace. Iovine American driver wields an Instrument of mass mU1'11er that certainly rivals !hem - the automobile. Forty thousand killed, 1,400,000 injured- that's the score U.S. drivers chalk· ed up last year with their modern miracle of machinery. It's a score !nat puts us right up in the big leacues with Nero, Hit ler, and Stalin. · ·11 is l)igb lime, we say, for our people to rise up and IIUtlaw this slaughter ·within DUr own borden: It such carnage any ~ more ac~eptabie ~ecause it is perpetrated by family people who are hard.workln,, J>ome·lovlng, and kind to animals? Is --~~~~ it any less brutal .because the murder weapon Is the . bile"- a machine designed lor pleasure and comfort•...~mJ,Ucat-l But llow do we outJI.w Ibis kiUer? T)le Is ~· ed. On close eulitlnation we find that we are with murder, but with 111iclde as well. The sinned a~a:~~~!~~~ 0 the sinner are often one. At the root of most o1 these crlmu lies human careiuaaess. Obviously, we mull ata111 with ourselves. An~ carelesJ of ours when we're waUdnc or drivlnc can spell death for our· Field Day exereloes will h ·held seiveo or anothor. Until we can honestly declare ourAAives ot the Mason .Etementory School on May 21 begmnms at 9:30 A. Y. ~!Uess of such acts we are In no poaition to point the finger and conllnuing th•oughout. the at Others. day accordlng .to an announceThis month and every month we can be especially on our ment by Principal Charlie D. carr. guard against one specific form of carelessness - neglect of carr Invited all parents ond vehicle maintenance. Durl!ltt May many aafely agencies •nd friend• 1• ·attend and announc•d tbal 'a lunch wtll be served at the th e Na tionai Sa!et y Counc il •an tru'1 n ing the 1r b ig guns on noon hour [or a slight chars;e. Insidious highway hazard. Any automobile If not handled The ""' will begin with the ••· fully Is a dapgeroqa weAJI4ln. The mechonically unfit lire student body forming a circle ts 1 orlvate atom bomb. · on the plaxground and 1ingl.ng Make 8Ure your vehicle doesn't fail Into this class. Ha.e "America". 'n>to wtll b~ followed safety -check ed today - an d 1re quen Uy. 0 ni y •'h en ~ansou ~Y flag 111\lle and ibe of a"West VIrginia Hills"smglng and !see y~uraelf and your fellow man with a clear conscience. "Fotth, Hope, and Char!ty". Then Mason Schools F ld D T ie ay Be On May 21 • Wise Scheduled For Appearance Before Judge I Wise was J•llerl atSaln ovor the Wtllkend on another ln[oxlca.t!on. Pn110f! ohnr~fl of Ohlef Frank Hndson was to eacrmt Wlhe to the jurlge. In other mayor's .rourt hearings will follo-w ~~otudentlil doing th.e Bunny Hop and a acart dance. Raee1 .wJil start at 10:15 A . M. with lunch lasting from 11 :30. un111 1:30. Softball gam<o wUl !ol· low at 1:30 P. M. Captalni of the Jirlll softball teams are Sharon Mathew• and BeYerly Burna. Cap. tains of the boYI teams are Larry Burn1 and Danny Harbour. Walter Smith Wfls fined $10 and rost.e for lntoxlca~lon; Melvin M~· Jerry Wise, a frequent object Nicki~. s~ ancl C08h ror Cl!'O!IIIIng .. tteutl.on by Pomel'Oi)' Pollee i ff"flter line and \WII!&m 1. Davl~ lnlo~ltetlo~, waa to appear ot Parkei'Bburc forfelt.ed a 820 ' LICENSEISIUID before Jwlee Jl)hn c. lacon of hond for fa!Hno« Ita Obev ,:a &too A marrlaae licenase baa been Cou.nly Common :Pteas ~ill:n. He ,hJd · .,_n arr8sted by luuf'!d here to RusscJI M. Wlllilmi, the Rtate .patrol. i7, Racine RD 3, f111rm laborer, and Tet&Je J ·Aephlnv Phlllip~, 31, Ra. cine 'D 2. t4!!:'f:O A -·, $4.95 MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE a&. or the aur.. race (med.) II. F~IIne JUST A Ql)f)D PUCE TO ~DB I· MIDDLBPOR'l', C)HIO TID Mldalchl J11!)10 Muten Orell. MOONLIT£ Ln. t p.m. P•ero;r 0111)' fARES: Clllld 71e; AdiiH U.71 (lu laeL) of CO'OW 23. Agent , tnaut., mf!dia 2-t.A tiMue detective Sl. Stocklnc• to. GOd or war (anat .) 27. Pronoun gin transmitting ~ay, WQMesdlly -:-:=:::-;::--- _, --. MaY lD a_t r~~QucC\1 p.owet 1ro~ WEDNESDA\ ih new 1,000 foot tower in Pu T:OO Jinunie Dean nam County. 7:30 Botton Blackie ·Eliht months in conltruction B:OO Captain Kens.aroo the structure Js !,040 feet -above a:ao Corlias Archer St!a level and is i()(ated SIAl milt>s 9:00 Gany ){Ofl'.e west or St. AlbaN, W. v•.. atop . 9:So Arthur GodfTey Coal Mountoin, . 10:~ Strike it Rich Radlat.ed ~ower !rom the .llo® Val!anl 4dy 000 toJWer w11l be appro~II'Mte. ll:IIS !JJ'~rti.ff- · 32'kw until the .nr~t week In June 1'1:30 seaJiftl'l~omorrow when the Jtation wiH .1° ~ 0 flill 11:41S 'Guiding Light authorized power or l!i8 kw fror,, 12:00 ·K~tie'• Kitchen the ~ew ·tower. 12:30 AI thP. World Turns l :OO Our Miss Brooks l:SO Hou.separty 2:00 Big Payoff 2:30 Bob Crosb)l £how 3:00 Brighter Day 3 : 15 Se~ret Storm ' ,...... ,.-.,~. I(Jt~'l: ht 11. Hawaiian 31. Swoon food J'l ,. An ot"V>ent 18 Bini (pl .) 33. F001l1b 34. Eye .36. Chief 3,30 Edge of Ni.ght Meigs County News 4:00 The Early Show 0:30 Yo\lr Eeso Reporler 3:45 Sp~rts Plltade ':M 6:00 'e:lS 6;30 7:00 8:00 11:50 Weathetman Action DOJ,lglu Edwards Giant Step Arthur Godfrey Show Mi1llonaire 1 8:30 I've Got A Secret 9:20 20th Century Fox Hour lOlOO Up.to-the·minut'e News 111:06 Scannln11 the Weather 10: 10 Tbe Late Show ·~l• (}I. . 20. Ed&e 31. Ahud 3.6. Sharpt"n a razor !'lfANifli11! WED. II :6a SliD On 1:1:00 Noo.n News JJ:ID Neighbors IUO Llborace 1:00 'J:Ile Feminine Touch On Your 40. Goddaa ol harv.ta 2:00 Afternoon Film P'eoUval 3:30 Lila with Ellubelb ~:00 Radio Diol CO\Intry rtll•ctlmll Jt.A·n.torlna lli. Loodfll .....to Se. Hawk • purot U.Oneemon 18.111vtr (Afr.l :~:= Wc:M;UM ~. · ~~otuw ahtllen ""· llndufu ;; oarr. 'lUI! i:I4Y ,.....,.,•• lHiilY 11ie.Y Cf!l' ~ · 'FhT '10 WAIJic, WAIJ(I . 43. Canvu 8 Heir SfYiint! IIHI .Hair Cuttino . '· WAIUIII'S • • • Co. will dOse tile POMEROY Howevt'r, tile MASON CITY, W. VA., stare will cOI'\tinue to.··. remain open to serve you CiiS alwo ys. 'Complete stocks wi II be mdifi: . tained ot the Mason City location and OLK friends and customers ore invited to conNnue their potr9nG!ge at fhe West Virginia stor.t. In Appreciotio1n-----------......,~ We wish to tllank everyone for the nice business tllat we have enjoyed during the past four years and we • trust that you will continue to favor us with your po. tronoge after June 1st at the Mas0n City store. THURSDAY 7:00 Jimmie De·an '1 :30 Boston Blackie 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 8:30 Corliss J\rcher 9:00 Garry Moore u:3o Arthur Godfrey 10;30 Strike It Rich 11 ,00 1 1111$ lt:So! 11:45 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:15 Valiont Lady ·LO~ofWie Search for TomorroW Guiding Light Katie's Kitchen As the World Turns our Miss Brooks Houseparty Big P<~yoff BOb Crosby Show Brighter Day seeret Storm FOR SALE· _..__ •• • •• ' . .. .. ' I; ..> Ot fhe Pomeroy store, pl~aSe cgiJ the MaS(ln store. 3,30 Edge of Night 4:00 The Enrty Show 5:30 Your Esso Reporter 5:45 Sports Parade . :5:~ Weatherman 6:00 Action €1:1!5 DOllgla s Edward!: 6:30 Sgt. Preston of the '1 :00 Bob cummings 7:30 Climax 8:30 Playhouse 90 10:00 Up-to-the-minute News 10 : 0~ · Scanning the Weather 10:10 The Late &how and dauab· , were guests '"d Mrs. Law. and son, · David, Mrs. .R. H. CHANNEL 13 11 :59 Slf!1 On LeVa~ghn, , were Mothers Day .of their son and :Hr. ind Mrs. Ro... and. sons. is teacbint week while 12;00 Noon New1 12~lft Nei&hbors ' , 12:30 .Frankie LaiJ.le l :00 'l,.e Feminine To\leh 2;,00 .Afternoon Film Festival - Tin off-.,1 of.,.,~~- illi,..,til' _, """ llllll N,.,. York ':30 Buffalo Bill Jr. 1:001 Mickey Mouse ClUb · '1:00 Five S~ar Final .... will , ....... o/blfllliN , _ lllilb " .~iii ·_ . ,• .w.llll~ ~ •t 0111-. ;..· ,, : < • ' .,J City. on their trip to .. . L. W. McComu is teaohinJ Grade for Mr1 . .Ei'ne&t 10,000 Shares 8:1S ,John Daly 1o tho News Telep~one .,t1"' .. , · is -aetompany- 3'30 w, Wlth Ejizabet~ 4!QI, c,rtonn Club D-:06 ."'f' ,: < ;··, • ' • ';; ~ -::l ·•' IEJTB.BR-·SI4L, IN'Cr Time Common.. Stock . 10100 News of tbe Nljfht 1~:10 ; ' . 13 ' .. : ~~ 'TWO weet<S 10U'RE $ET 10 HPMe··'TWEIIlHI!Y PUG~ IOU 10 FRQI'IT OOOR Ill A I'MEEL C~IR·'· ~wN ~l!ll$0' ($)0 ' .f.. J . M~ik 'e.. "''MIP a. J"t~tDr · D~ CRYPTOQUOTI: - Hore'e h.ow to 't'odi ltl A X YD .. • 'A A X R ( Ia IJOMO FaLLOW Or..• _k\ter' f:lmply atand11 ror another. In ·thla~ampt. A ll u.1tt1 tor thtlhru L'.. X for the two Q·a.. •tc. Slq\t ' tuttt~, apo~o ~~ ... the Jti'!,Jlh and jformauon of the warda are tU b&att . . &ac,."day tbe co4e Jetted are ditftrtrit. •~ . o'~~;.fi( i •~ . ~- ·- 4 •oo u u v . ~~~P~ > ·~':U ,I ,' J., 1 \1/'ICOJ,. . ·4 L Q-r,..,_ _..... , OR I. ~ u. uH . p - UOR,JJZ~ L , I 'I' v .. .18 v ' THIS WUK ON'LY! ' · 1949 C.ADUJ~A.C . • . . ' . ' '-. ' . . ' iiedutelte .2 4r. ilaclc ti~ish. top"' Uke ~ew. Hydrama· . .'488 .trc.)::.'Sia .... kd.w-- seat covers. · .....""":'",.....,....,..,..-- ---..,--·-""i ,, d TO > ! »loS DU"-01\Ioi/VU 'Z!, ~ . ' i'!~f!~!:t.~: A,l_!lll: v.bt)1 ~l~;~~~~J . til$~: · ~D 1111 l Anyone interestec!l in pu~hosing tile ·stock, eqwiprMI'It· etc! ·1:30 ·The Turnlna Point 7:30 Nlllf Lo1 7!(10 ~clrcus Time &:00 ODie and Harriet 1 8:00 Danny Thomas Show 8:110 Ford Theater 8:30 Mark Saber 1:00 w-.1!111 Nieht F11ht1 t:OO 1'elephone Ttlme 1:48 Sporbeupe 10:00 NeWI Of t/1< Nllht 10:10 lJ \ S2. 8unl04 Club f:i!O Dlllleylao4 lllllo1'1 ·~k...... 31. 'f11 rub cartoo~ O:Oo ~Jokey l"ouae Cllib I:QC! Five Star Flnal 8:18 Jo~u Daly fc the Newt «IU ·28. Mlri'OI" lollowt:; cation. w~athercast WHTN-TV Channel l3 TH\ll!S. spot 3T. tndlan 39. YOURI' '1favla• III:T---e•t SiORE June 1, 1957, closing out four years of business in tllot lo- -· - -·-,;;-;-;;- - - · - - W J EH. ...~.......... abo••• ,...,.., ,.., I Pickens Point and Hardware M5 NDC News ,,oo You Bet Yout Life ' '30 Dragnet a,oo The People's Choice NO Lux Video Tbeuter $3n:t· on · ~ 3D. Anap Dl.a BroWh, •ctn of Hr. and Mn. violent tlu)ndtrJtorm•. Brown or Letart, Route l.)•rhe4uJtd lor today the Wtl'f!>et'• wu ektted pre1ldent or the Wa- perlt'littinc. hal»> C,._pter ot future Farmers -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;i;ll;; ot Amerle~ at a recent meeting of r p..--.. that organization. Otber om('ers eJected were u w w. IMPORTANT NOTICE WCHS-TV Channel 8 · · WCHS-~, Charleston, wtH be- 4:Uiture 8. Charlie O. UP- Two IHhool eolif.,.. track ~I!": pootpofted We..,.. beeaue W. !IICI Sl. 6:35 Sports Eye T:OO Ma.ror Of the Town 'f:30 Father 'KMwa Best 8'00 Krait TV Theater Mms ••.scH•DIIL• 11&1111.\-, IWITY SHOP In vertical line 2-S. Oriental J, AppoiDI1o~ 1 · .Daily • 6. Supplantlnc 18. Drench Ope11 Bveallaft llf ·Dan Brtw~t Is Named1'ahama D -..!.1 FFA. Tfatmelll 12,00 J2, Cry time - - .• CLOS:im weriaeida:r ~ J0,30 Unit of 7. In a 6:30 4th District ~::f~;~~~~;~~Ethe/os~~ Wbirly~irds 4 . ThAI'flfDI'ft ~ Wat.,lr9nt 8:30 Weathercast 6'" Sportt li;Ye 6:48 NBC News Mr1. CROSSWORD 14. Pacify (Obt., 10. "Pope 18. BrnoothlnJ tool• IT. MWIIC note ' Dl.atlill IP.M. Smith ven. finished 23rd in a field of celved from Presi(lP.nt Jrvin Stew :j7 in the Tri·Stat~ Spelling Bee art of tbeo U.nlversity. held in Huntington on Saturday. ·Miss Spencer is valedictorian Befo;e going down un the word vf t.his year's graduating class at "jealou!ly" Miss Carroll spelled W'dbama and was commended for lettuce, acquaintance, strflighl, 'her achievements by Dr. Stewart several, careful and tr,.namit. In his letter. Another Mason Count·ian , Jeanir. Jordan. an eiihlh grader at PL AnENDS CON,.RINCI • .. · ' ·. Pleasant Jr. Hi&:h School p!a('cd 20Lh. Winner of lthe bee was Dr. and Mrt1·P.- ·E: Stanley left . J·ucty Vcnnoy, 12. of Barhours· t(lf'lay for Kansas City, Missouri, where Mrs. Stanley will attend th1 ville, Joint RegiOnil Conferen.~ of the Mid-West and La,ke Dlvhdon• of HUDSON GIVEN ~p the National Association of Bank Densell Ray Hudson,1 Hartford, Women. Tbe con(erence wm be W. Va .. was turned over to a cali- held, at the Hotel Muehlebach jn fornia officer traveling here by Kanus City on May 17 and 18. auto· about 2 A. M. tody by Shcr. iff Robert c. Hartenbach after .~~~FINED BY JP Rudson had escaped trom the J>.o. . .. ,ue Pike, Syracuse, wa1 fined Meigs County jail last month. Hud· $10 and costs on each l'lf two son was wanted in the West for eseapin gofficen thert> . He wa1 ap- charges Tuesday in Juatlce o[ prehended last week In Mason Peace R. J!:. GrindleY's court, one ror disturblnp: tllc peace and the County. other for as10ult and bastery, drama 12. Spartan ma&l•tralt 13. ShabbJ' POMEROY MON. MA.Y 20 e'oo MilT Tile &~olibine Sdlldoy S<hool Clau of l~e .M...n Mj>(~odlst June Mar~ Spencer, Mr. a~ l~r .all Joan Cw-roU, - lJ )'Ur old -1 •illhlh gro<l&' ot Waluun, Htah for School and dau,ghter of Mr. ami at Wes·t Virginia University acMrs. Charles Carroll of 'New Hn· cording to a letter recentLy re- U . Multlcat Ont,y Boal Ride Thlt Year! • Hf.J:ei with Ioyce Careon atrvinu as c.o--bost.eil. Named Delegate M:r.. 9:00 This Ls Your Life 9:30 0 Hent)l PlaYhouse 10'00 News Headline• For Achievement 1'CHS To Transmit l~'= t0:40 Nitewatch ~~. HeadUnoo Tonight ·10,40 Nltewateh dauP,ter 1:00 Sign orr of M:ra. Fnd of From New Towet ~~:: ~~~~·.,"~:, M..on bao bo!ID .ame4 liter· --~--~·------------------IJIJI'le .ror BoaPd ol Oo..-ernon Beginning• T'.-.1,. Acb!o"' 11111111 -latlllip !WI ' . UUitY Eighth Grader Ranks 23rd In Spelling Ma~h name $1AI to ~~~~~TO Cbur<h will ·meet on · Tllursdoy evenini·, May l(J tt the ~e tr e. Biblical .\li .SlHI eroy, Ohio. New Hoven Sixth Graders Slated On Talent Show l!rL Tllelma Pr•U Ud Mn. Wfl. A II'OUP of li"Xfb Jftdt-~ tr-* Ue Mndt Coatel were bUII:ae• New Haven Elementary Schonl vltiton in Parker•h'*".l M-onday. wtfo are ~ttng ~~quirt danclna M.n. Cl.rence Ola.tk 1nd Mr. and ·letSOnJ will be pre~ented on !h : ¥tate• In A.t~ent Calent 4how to be e:tven ~ tht Lrkin fl.oepit.al by the New Hav ~n MMhera ClUb on MIY 21. The youngtters have bee1 lettnin, to e;quue danee under Rd,ddlfle, i rorQ~er metllbft' of lilt dtr..rlon of 11... o. 1. so.:;, i.epllature, wlD '-Ice over the and Mtn Nane)f Pklber. Tile Mother, · Club p!''etehf:l a ialtn ·. unetpii'e:d term of Jude:e Russell lbow for pat.lentt et Lakin every JkCurd)' of Pol'Htmouth, who djed a few weeki aJo. Radcliffe will month. The atudentJ ll'e Sandra ~e. 1erve till November 19158 at whieh Booky Goodntte, lllller Em~hion, time a new .election wiiJ be beld Btrbara Bottle, David Chadwell, Lo tnt t~e po1t. Ronnie Hester, Aridy «:ar~tlnuk and Donald BrOWn. R.VNDLD B. OREENI -EDITOR I N1tloul advertilillg reoresent.aUve, llottioelll-KimbalL IDe., La!Qton A..,.., New Yollk City, 16, N. Y. t Po> Entered u 1ee0Dd dua mallln.il matter at the post o111ce 8 TELEVIS·ION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chan~el3 , W•dnesday Thursday I 1. Bought out by a bl!llboJ' Colpr• DEVOTED TO JNTERESTS·i!F liJBIGS-MASON IUCHAIID I. OWIN- OINIRAL "'~NAGER Subscrlpttoa rates: DeUve" by ranier- where .nail~ble 30 CE"n~ ~ week: one year Jn advance at The Daily Sentinel ofrtre. $15.~j bl• .wthl, f7 .eo; three monthl, $3.90. B,- motor f'Mitt'! where ava afh one moatb $1. BY\IIlall ooe yeiiJ' $8; six months, $4...26~ tbree mon t2.50; one montb, 11. , NEW ARRIVAL Published every afternoon exct>pt Sunday by The Oh.io Mr, nnd Mnt. Clyde Rice of New tfnel, Inc •• 1t 110 Mechanie St., Pot~~.£roy, 0. Business o!ftce Pii~ne• ·39! Haven are illDOuncing the birth or edltorlal offlce phono 397. a daught,er, Ma)l 3, at Holzer HoJ. pital 1n Gallipoli,, The baby weighe-d eight paunds, eight ouo~ ces at ~irtb. The newcomer has been no.med Jacqueline Louise . The child is the second for the Rices. They have a sen, Jimmie. Maternal grandparenl11 are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grinstead of New Hitven and the paternal grand· mothe is Mrs, Flora Adams of Hat· CHANNEL 3 WED. 6 55 Sign On ard, ~entueQ. 7,00 Today 6 ' ~ SIGN ON 9,oo Romper Room '7:00 Toda}' CN.U:I'Q GII~TJJI to,oo The Price is Right Sl!cr.#WJ< of &tate Ted W. Brown 9:QO R9mper Room 10 30 Tl'ttth or Con::;equences hu ·~4 a eor,PoraUon charter 10:00 The Price is Right 1100 Tic Toe Dough to O'l!tiou l1lj! Crow lll!alty co .. 10:80 Truth or Consequences ll :3Q It Could Be You ol ~IIIBI'Df. 1'~ incorporators are 11 :00 Tic Tac Dough t2 ,00 Current J..... B. O'lltjen, Thomao D. Crow 11:30 It Could Be You U!O My Little Margie lid P . .!L O'llriol\. . 12:00 Current 1,30 Tennessee Ernie 1:00 My !Jttle MarJie2,QO Matinee Theater 1:30 Tennessee ~rnie ICf CQ4M IOCIAL s,oo Queen for a Day 2:00 Matinee Theate_r '!'1M ltoiiH ,da.11 of tbo Syra· H5 Modern Romances e~N 'Methoii_ Jt Cburcb w111 hold 3:011 Queen f.ar ta Day uo Comedy Time ' !bolt t;r,t )ilo ........ aoeial of the 3:415 Modern Romanace1 4:00 Comed.y ',I'ime HO Movietime j ,....,. l4lo Salw\day, Kay 18th. s,ao Cartoons ' Ho~ ~ cream, plef and 4:30 Monetlme 5,45 News Picture 5:30 cartoon• ·~· will be IOid. a,oo Flatt and Scruggs D:68 News •Picture ·, ACROIIII Alsorte4 Fabrics Middleport Sotiety _ DAILY SHORT SUEYI • The Dail"· Sentinel . AliA ATUMDIIIIG USSION Max Ward, repreaeot.atlve of Na·. tionwide Inturanee in Pomeroy , lJ one of 36 agents attending a train· ing and orientation program at Nationwide 's home office in CO· Jumbua, Ohio. The sessions, de-voted principally to the study of new developments in the lnaur. ance· indurtry, began on May 12 and will continue through May 1& _.,.. _,. _ OKAY~ 50 1 . • Daily Sentinel Day Book t:llri>; Hitler, Stalin, Were Pikers Com,.ed To The Slickest Murderers Of All, United States Auto Drivers - ~ ' ··londt .. .. • .....,!il:(lfo """"' ~ ........ . ' 61 H. Hlii!·St. ~lill-4431 Cul<mbllt 15, c:lllio· ·. . . . .. l5. Ohio �' ~~- .......... ~-···"' • ....... ;-- • ....,.,..._., _ _ ... ,* ..... . ~ .... -"" ... ·~· · ,.... . . -.,1-.it"t '' ·····-·? ., ....... ~. • • • • ' • 0 SPORTS 'DESK: .. Will the Yellow Jackets cool off beforo game time In Co· lumbus rrtllay against the eastern Oblo Class A baseball high IICbool winner&-name as yet unknown? That's the que.tlon thls .week as tile club has six of its key ": I!Um In Washington D. C. and New York enjoying sights wtth other graduating seniors of .)IHS. They'Ve taken II straight, lnclndb!Jt~ee play-off games with winners In other counties and !he ct (Sollth Webster). Aad. jUst how Joo4 ia thla Jaekel elub? Doea it compare with the .ouUlt that went to the stlte final• In tUO to lose 1-Q to tlaetly whom we don't reean. Dick Wal· ~ . WI! the No. 1 piteher on that clUb. Woody Call muat have been the eatebtr. an~ other battery that hal been ~ moW~ Tbi1 year Middleport hu Jni them dow11. Jim Bowles tbrowa' to Dave Kindy behind the plate. Hlndy 11 rated as one of the belt eatehert to come out of Southeutem Ohio In rrore than a few yeara. He hi~ a doyble price tic on bim ·~"tQo, alnce he haa very ably spelled Bowlea aa piteher. Bowle• Ia bla:. fairly fast, and seems to have adequate eontrol ~ wl\h both the blgh bard one and hie curve that frequently baa been vicious enough to hold 'enemy bat· t«• to complete cheek; .Bowles hal ft\-pitched a reilly bad 1ame·thi• •nd he'a had leYJ~ral JOOd ·@ e.. ·liJftd)", w'hue: not quite u · tectlve on the mound hu Jone . i•'r, . ifates Edge chicago In Duel For Bottom Place In League . hh out homer In t h e e11 l · The Pirates crashed two hl)ffi· eta-by ~nk Fotle:r and Frank Thomat-and four doubles In an u~blt attack aaabut four Cub pltchero. . The Cubl thus tailed In a try for their Uret homo trLumpll ...... Arroyo struck out Walt Mor)'n in at¥Cn I t ., ,.., Ex·Plratc Dale Long smashed the rbasat 4oaded In the h Orner Ior th e Cu b ~· a• rellefcr tor atarter Ron • tw..run .and mowed down the Cub;l in the first Inning. ("'·"'"'••• unlll Cal Neeman'& 1.WIJMAAI WI~S , BY UNITID ,RIIS ~ . Tbe lut"Piace Pittsburgh Plrlt.ea edged ·the ChlcAWJ Cuba 8-8 Tu61day 'II Letty Lui• Arroyo lt.tuck out nlne 1!1 a. up-and-down ri)lor job at Chlc.,o. He gave up • ~wo-run homq- to Jlm Bola:er ia. t[le ninth. !'<; ·ldltAX 11'1 A PAll!• OF ·' WASii and Wl!AR PUTTER PANTS ' All Sizes $2.91 ,, Wa1hlble ' . SUIIImer Slacks i ·, 4.95 &6.95 SWIM TRUNKS ·. 2.15 ond 1.95 For Sam.l)ler Comfort • KOOUD'S The Neweat IIi C•JII Dip In Ice Water, give quick dryin& twill and put tton. complete baaebal•l duffer In for the Detroit 'Tiger:J. The 2&-ycar.old Mall, struck out Jlx and walked only ont! while allowing on.Jy on~ Boston runner to reach BBCond -base. Rene Bertoia, the 'fl~'s brill· ian' Y011ftlil ·inrlaldcr, acorcd the flr~t run on DIU. 'Thlttle'a aacrlfice fly . and'· then accounted ror the aocond t.Jiy 'wi~ hla flrat -homer ol ·l bo year In tho .. vontb. Frank Sulllvan, Boston's tH riJhthander, waa ou~pltched by Ma.. In a line hurlln1 duel. Sulll· van allowe4 only four hits in tllht lnnlnaa w)llle auffering his t111n1 cleleot Ho hal won two. IN OTMII GAMII Tho iMilwaukee Brovco rapped th1 .pltt'hln& of Don . Newcpmbc for 1even hit. tneludlng tHplcs by JM Adeoek, .nd !Illy Bruton, ond dolealod tho BroQiclyn Dod• 1 1era 3·2, TuMday Mtore 31,1 3 1 n . County Stadium. AI Worthln(lon uved tho pmc for 1tarter Ruben Gome1 In the nlnlh ond Hlllt So10or banaed two home ru111 u the New York Gianta dropped the St. Lou.is SPORT SHIRTS $1.95 up Ill SIJOR1'S CENTER - .. -Doo. . AutheriiMIMMII'IIIr Mil' lt. ' -~" ln1ime and AI Darlt on ond Worthlnaton (01 bon popo, to lh' eal&hlll'. CINCINNATI UP - The Clncinnati Redlegs gathered forces t~ day for another unult 111inst the Philadelphia Phlls, who burst their 13 win bubble Tuesday night. There was ple~ty ot evidence tbe Redlegs atHi bad plenty of steam in thek boiler desplte the 10-8 loss, which dropped them out of a tie for fi_rst/lace Into the second spot behln Milwaukee. Cincinnati collected 10 bUs in the game and lt looked for a while Jlke Bob Th1.1rman'a three run pinch hOmer that put them into a 5-4 lead in the fifth hal bal.,d them out. , But a two-run homer by AI Bpuchee in the ninth Inning gave the P6ils the decision that shoved third place Philadelphia. Into ahead of the slumping Dodeera. Sanc:he1 Ckh Flnt Lo• The loss tagged Redleg reliever Raul Sanchez with bia Cirat defeat after t}Vo wins. The ltedlegs threw five pitchers into the fro~~y in an aUempt Jo stave dt.f deteat. Warren Hf.e:ker ---- BASEBALL RESULTS INTERNATIC!NAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Richmond ..... 17 9 .654 1 0 Miami . . . . . . . 1~ 9 .62.5 1 B'llffalo 13 10 .M5 2~ Toronto . 13 10 .~615 2h ROchtlster 12 13 .480 414 1 Columbus . ~. . . 9 14 .391 6'h Montreal . . . . . 9 1:5 .:'3 75 7 Won Lqst Hava na 8 16 .333 B P6meroy JAons · · · · · 301ri! 20'/! NATIONAL LEAOUI Robinson's Laundry 28'AI 22'~ w L Pet. GB Pomeroy Motor Co. . . 27 24 M.l1 wauk ee . . . . . 16 7 .696 p 24 Cincinnati 16 8 667 ~ New York Clothing · · 21 Sporta Center · · · · · · · 22 29 Brooklyn . . . . . 13 9 .!!191 2~2 H. & R. Firestone · · 18 23 Philadel(l'hia . ·.· 13 10 .M5 , 3 PLAY OFF1RESULTS St. Louis , . , ... 11 11 .M»> 4:2 Pomeray Lion1 Club New York 10 14 .417 6 ·~ Darst 146 167 137 149 14-7 7~B Chicago ...... , . 7 17 .2~ Blf.: Searles tMI 1'77 162 1?9 166 843 Pittsburgh . . . 7 18 .280 10 Wright 136 146 147 167 164 160 AMERICAN LEAGUI . W, ·Anderton w L Pet. GB 170 188 126 184 133 801 Chlcaio .... 14 7 .667 0 Gibb& 1R8 177 136 163 18'7 &lJ New York ..... 14- 8 .638 'h Tote[ • 779 o•• 708 842 797 aoa1 ot eve1an d · · · · · 13 9 ·~DI n · uu Robinson'• Ltundry Boston ........ 13 12 .520 3 .r 9t) 189 186 9"'1 O'Brien 192 16u 1 · ~ Detroit . . .. , . . 12 13 .480 4 Wi"glns Kan:sa 1 City ... 12 13 .taO 4 .... Baltimore 9 13 .409. 5:•, H6 163 .178 16~ 129 784 Washington . . . 7 19 .269 s•.~: TUESDA,Y'S RISULT$ F. And~n !31! liB lao 8 4 INTIRNATIONAL LEAGUE Will 11~ Hl3 19 11ri 1'9 7\J Miami at Columbus, night Schoenleb Montreal at Bulfalo, rain 169 159 201 167 157 843 Hnv.ana 3 Riehmond 1 9 9 9 4 ; Toronto 10 Rochester 4 Hflp." . 9 9 Total 817 802 906 826 800 4Hil AMERICAN LIAGUI Dclralt 2 Boslon 0 Kansas City at New York, r.ain Chicago at Wialtbln,gton~ rai~ Clcvelalld .at Baltimore, rain TONIGHT NATIONAL LIAGUI FAMILY NIGHTS Plltsburgh 8 Chleago 8 (Car or tQJck Load P·hlladelpbia 10 Clnclnnatl 8 admitted on 2 Adult Tickets M~lwauke-e 3 Broak·lyn 2 Jaek Webb Janet Leia:h New York G St. Louis 3 PITI KILLY •ILUII WEDNESDAY'S GAMiiS INTUNATIONAL LIAGUI James Daren-all~aurle carroll Miami at Columbus, .night RUMILI ON THI DOCKS Montreal a\ Buffalo, nigh! (Rock and Roll Gang) Havana at Richmond, night Toronto at RoChester, nia:ht THURS.·FRI. MAY l6ol7 NATIONAL LIAGUI Jofll McCrea Felleia Farr Pittsburgh (Friend) at Ohlea"o THI PIRST TIIIAN (Drabcwa[ty) (Cinemascope • Tecb,nlcolor) Brooklyn (Drysdale) al MUwau - alaobe (~onley) Rhonda P'lemlna: McDonald carey Philadelphia · <Sanford) at Cln· elnnatl (Je!lcOit) night ODONGO . . . (Cinemascope ~ Tet!hrllcolor) New York <A·ntoneUI) ·at St. Louis (JoneJ) -bight AMIRICAN LIAGUE DIDICATI LANIS Karuu City (Garver) at New OOUUMBUS UP~ov. C. Will· York (!tuck>.) iam O'Neill will dedicate two Detroit (Larry) at Bo.no:fully equipped .bowllna: lamu Sat· CStone.) , }eg Cardinali. Tuelday nt.aht D-3. urdtty at tho Ohio Sta.te School In the .nintb wttb one out for the blind. The lane• were and t:ardlnal:t. on .t~rat a~d see· donated the Proprio- • ', 'Ji. 19.38, qwte Mau, ·posted 'his f ifth win b)' blankln& tbe Boston Rei· Sox 2--0 on a 1parkUn1 · Ekes Out 3· Pin Win over Three Of Five Reds ~irding To Get Back On Stride Eighth Graders Enjoy Party In After Dropping 13th In Win String School's Match Goes Gy!JI , Down To Wire Robinson's Laundry bowlers took the championship of the lo· cal . Industrial League Monday night on the home lcmes in !I best three out of five match from the Pomeroy Lions. Jame.s 0' Brien with 922 led t-he cleaners who h.ad a ·total of 4103 actual pins. T.h&ir 4~ pin h.ar,dicap gave them a grand total of 4151 .pin 3. all the way In the games he has The Lions had 39fll. 1tarted, and won them all. The battle went down to t·hc Pitchers are what mske high wire, each team winning two ou t aehool teams. Usually lnexperi- {/r ,t he first four. And the las enced infields aren't exactly stare game went down to the last mal, at supporting weak pitehers. That's hefore Robinson's ('ked out a m,alnly What Pomeroy lacked thlt \\in by three pins. It w~s tht 1prlng, a ·really top pitcher. third straight year for -the cleanBut with th.is Middleport elub It haan't been aU pitching, aJ. ers to win. Cricket Searles was high man though it hill been better than r(lr the Li.ons wit:h 843 as Ute averaee all season. It's the Jacket bitting which has pulled sev\ral te<.m as. a whole wall not u-p to par. NeiLhcr team rQ]Ied ·up to pmea out or the fire. . its average a~ only onl 200 g.amo Here again, Bowles Is the b1g man wlth an average well over Wks rolled. Trell Schoenleb had · .500 and six of the boys, Including high game with 201. Hlndy, are batting over .300. That'S High team serie! for the eea real stiekina on any club. Lfln wa's Pomeroy Lions, 2717. Thus, fana may be auured that High Game for the season was If the Jaekel!' hitting holds UP., Pomeroy Lions, 997. and Bowlea' arm isn't broken on High fndivldual series for the the SelnorJ' trip thia week, MHS seuon ' V8s O'Brien 6Z3. hal an excellent chance to find High [ndividual .g.m1e for the themselves In the state flnal~ season w.as Clatworthy 2~$. alilain. ' "NAL SECOND ROUND Coach Nolan Swackhamer would like nothing better. .~f~::~;~~~~r:t.Lem!: on) nllilht more at started for Cincinnati, but lasted EiJbth Grade pupili of M.iddl.:' only 10 pitches. Clneinnati threatened in the port. Junior Hl,gb School ha 1 ninth on successive doubles by Ed their annual ·part)' at the sehO(I.l , evening Bailey and Don Hoak to chase gymnasium 'l\lesday out pitchel" Jim Hearn. John Tem- Mrs. Nan· Moore and Pat Weiher ple's double off Robin Roberts are home room teachers for the scored Hoak, but that ended it. i dan. Otber faculty members pre Dick Farrell. Philadelphia relie .sent were Supt. L W. McComa,, Mr1 pitcher, collected the win, the Coach- N. P. Swackhamer, ninth for the Phils In the last 12 C1arence Lacey, Harold S.uer. games. Ddn Erwin was In char&e of Tonight it will be either San. the decorating committee ant ford (4.()), or Harvey Haddix (2-2) streamers of star-studded paper for the Phils, while Brooks LJ.w. were used in combination witn· renee (3·1) will start for the Red~ vari-colored paper. Rosetta Richard legs. WaJ chairman Of the· recofda eom · mittee 'l.nd David Konkrlfht B!l· peTViled game1 for the eveninJ. Ju.dith Sauer, Susan Pulle •• Becky· Leonard and Janice Zirkh were on the program t'Ommittee and gave a co.st.umed pantomlm<; of "Little Darling." Indians Saved Bv Rain With oi-ioles Ahead BALTIMORE, Md. UP - Rain pulled Cleveland out of· a tight spot Tuesday nigh~ poatponine tho Indians• debut In the East. Righthander Bob Lemon will do the honors in the Orlulea' ball park tonight. Lemon will aeek hi& fourth win a1alnat three- losses. Facing him will be Coanle Johnson for the Oriolea. The opportune torrent of rain hit Baltimore Municipal Stadium In the h~st half of the seeond inning . The Orioles already had two runs ~ome, three men on base and Mike Garcia w.alking to the showers. The rains eame and the Indiana were able to wipe the bad .f!tart off the rt!cord boots. BOSTON UP--Sluggor Ted Kluszewski ot the Cinclnnati Red-' legs continued to undergo Leats today to determine the natu-re of a back 1.ilment which bas put him out of action. Lewis: •nd Mrs(Max Ward Is Hostess To . Sewing Club the by Carolyn · P.,blic Invited To MusiCale At Baptist Church •' WANT SOME CASH 9 . Phone • PLYI!OUTB Nlgbl 38 JliiV. tt.en.ac.e. Pomeroy. Sattl·rca.r. May 11, •t 1, p.' m. For Rent tenatoa l.a4kf!llrl, Seaftold Boarda, Drop ClotbJ Cli.o!i>n Flrhlr, lll<ldlepon, · Pbone 82113-X. 11 1 tf . ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy. Middleport, 0 ., May 15, 1957- (20)Busloess Services t: ,.••~ PAINTING , PAPIR.fiANt;IJIG L. V. Rotol..., ror rent ~trie wallpape.· Jteawer. Clinion Fi.sber, Mld114 (f i1eport. I' h. 6265-X IIHIIIO, Olile TO Tll BALTIMORE 8aturClotb, Nylon, Flberelass Awninp, daY't _ Prea·kneas States wlU be Porch sltadel', Venetian bUnd.s Window blind$, PQI'eh and Law~ br<>u<tca..t and televlae4 by CBS Furniture. Free eatf.!';.t~. Dale from 5:30 to 8 p. m., e. d . t. Wippel Supply, 215 Union Ave., Pomeroy. 4 25 1moc SE!!VI!'E on I f - J:e. ROOMS, clos::.~i:n-t;-:o::w::n-.--:c 127='11:,:_:,u> QmCK Pairlnl ·by ........,. Trol•ed ternut, Pomeroy. , 5·11·121.11 watehmaku, COI.UNB lEW£. Ll!lRS, (16) ForTrodeorSole 1-D-54CJJEVROLET B~7la-;ire-,-;ha ,.--rd7tcp, ~port coupe, 2 dr., excellent throughout, beautiful interior, ·black and white finish, white wall tires, all accessorleB low mileage. Call 4QB.Y. Roger 'Bishop. 1S2!1 Nye Ave. 0 14 3tc P~mero7. 1-3-t! RADIO .. TEIJ!!VIBION BI!RVICI!, Pbon. lJO. Cleland A,p~Jaooe ~ lld W. Jololo SL, Pomero,. (20 BJ Insurance = u ~ges 25 to 61) Witb car, ;neat appearlfl'Ce, good character. JC your preaent earnillgs are not enough for .present day living COS'la, w!J,f not let me eome to your thoine and discuu the pO!J!Jibililles .cif bette.ring your . self. Jntervlew in the presence Of y~r wLle pl'eferred. P ar manent high earninq- po~tior. for men who qualify. WrHo when r can see you• ~o Box OOB·A. The Dally Sentinel, PorQ.eroy. 6-ll-6t<· )(ldcl••pPr~ 11-111-tf Prot.etloo, Call Don Oblo. Rei:ll Estate 60" Youngstowu CA.BINET SINK \ ·t T4Ppen P~alns, 0., at the resiwith overhead cabinets, good de~ of tltj! J.ote Cl!ar'-• 11. o.. comtitJon. ' Will sell separately. · burn. Studio Couch, tllt~back Fhone 6117·M. 5 15 3tc cbair, matching ottom.n J'adid bureau, d1·esst·r, beds, KeiVeni~ OVAL GJ,.AS,S door China closet. EXPERIENCED Se~-YI:-c-e-,S:-t-at.,-io-n attor refrieerator, coaJ •or wood . Call 61i8-M evenings. 5 15 3tc tendant", eapa_b.Je of mo-neging r;.uiJel t•blel, chairs. s~ctads, cupltation. Salary, eommilislon . boar,as, dishes, toaster ~ iron Approximab<Y g acres CLOVER lt'OUP Insurance. Reply in fu11 bul'.nside heate1, corh~heller' ALFALFA, and BLUE GRAsS ·tO BoiC 068-B, c/o Thl' Daily Sen· lJwp 4t\OVer, sm_.u tools, ·~ FOrd HAY. Soon ready to cut. Cash tlllft, Pomei'O)'. ' If ate "-~Hcl·u,p truck, -ant. other items. price $125. Mrs. c .C~ Foster, Not re,ponsible for accident s. Plants, Racine-Leta-rt Ro8d. SALESLADY FOR ' & 10 work Vida Koenig & Mae Vineyard 5 15 3tc with b~ylng and 5e1Ung experi· (QW.I'IIltS) , . ence. Good rtartJ.ng salary. Write NEW KAY BASE VIOLIN eost Mar£on (.Qrownie) \VoQds Box 668·C, e/ c The Daily Sen· approJ;iw.atWy .HOO. Sacrillce at (AUctioneer) · tine I, Pomeroy. 1i 1' 3tc $2M. Also Bell twe recorder, 5 1f Btl> eontaet Raymond Fields, TUfner WANTED-tMt .more licensed 2~ New Haven, W. Va. li{b gurds iit Bailey'·s ~kf', (2) Card 5 15 3tc Racine Rood . 5-lHJtp ' .f ·- - of'Thanks ' l8bl $QC!At, Bacl!le L,· KJY II! . 6 11 flp . ' AUCTION l BUSY STORES' EVERYWHERE Phone388-Y Pomeroy,O. • ~.~£. 5-!Hlk llllddlepoit. J'Jre • ~­ loadr. Pllme 8IJq I ( 17l Help Wanted AutoServices .toR.EJ.L\ii "' AliBOT'J.' T.V. SI!RMen needed to hi!!lp take care VlCI: All - .. Bopolred by El'· ~IllS co. - 2t J'ervtce. Do:y ;{)f our ex~mrion program. pert Toc~Diciano, Phone IJ2N y now at ' MOOR·E'S . 2 dr. Riviera drive, mileage , llaettnar's , the Rev. Tom • ••• Te,..:.s.Available HJdrama· steeritlg, low rnJIP:_I,qe, Blaett.na t•'s, }' omeroy . ~~~ drive, power Sunday ~ ' ·, - _~......,__ __ - -·-.,--- I~ WE WISH who gave ~rs .. l~'l< • wM helpad . .- t:le.ath of .. ,.. Mrs. · t.au~a - ·Erhest ROach and Family 3 15 ltc WANTED '..-.. Painting, int~:~:rl!:. ext,e rjor, 1!Qntr~f, or r .:~te reasonable. Phone JJom_e r Braley. ·, '' 1'' • ·.~ • < • ..-;--, 1 .. \ .' ' ~' )\'>·ll"rl't .... 1 , '-. :I. ; }. · "~~ J .• M I ,··· .<·. • .. . ·· .... :.-· ' ' o..e . kllOI\11 1· . -Stee ring · -!rat. t -fnl)lnt ' - -c.MickAccl:ldi . . ' J t Balh· at Washington · 5 H.. cfqul.(f&rs Samsonit~ -Luiia.g(l: - · · tau CednCH·s f~ j ...:.. 4<\.U ·WindoW P.aDs-.-4 Friglq-"rlll .Jtefriger.llWrL · ·,o,· lal,cr ~urnUure, MldcU.rt, Oh~ ' ! - Blon Hill!. ' •• or ., . . . ... tlOO ... t·loo... tSOO ..•tiO'OO '• ICE CI!EAII •.• • foul ~~~;;;::::~::::::i:::::::::::=-;==~ Btu- I .,,. SliJlil.lly,. Way ,lj, o.n . Baob:an, Stiveravll,l, At9od. 2:00 p. "'· · '·'. 516151_p i ' Easy Budget Cou~ti;wlde eta,. meethir at B•ld KDpbo_Fru4oin ·G~spel Million, 1!,. .& I _, 'V Gorcle!' SuP,pl~s· ; . . • tires : Fishing Tackle- And Rods' . . . Electri_c $upp(ies, -: Hafdware The publlc i1 ·lnvited to attend the Musltaole to be · given Thur: day evening at 7:30 .at the Mount Moriah Baptist Church, Main ·and Fourth Avenue, by the Mt. Moriah Missionary Society. I Mrs. c. R. Youn·g, Cbali'.man, •has announced the ·program whJc!l wi11 incl.ude special music by the Lakin Hospital choir, cholt.s ffom the ·Kerrs Run ·church, the Mt. '.Moriah Church .and tbe Dlstrict. Refreshments will bl: on sale in the church dining room afNr the musicale. ' •• •, · ~y 0J)II:!. f2,695 .00. R.SULTS ••• .. VB Super 4 dr. R.iv· '·9-lltc GET'S ' ' •J Shop Your Moore..s Sto.re·Today ' ' •• ott - Ibis colUIIID . ·~'' fhyllis Bootie, Louise Pugh, Do.·a McGhee, Carolyn RuaaeU, Frances P~ttlt, Allee Wlcltllne, M..:tho: Hunnell. ~n~ put it CaU 398 Today - An Ad In • . Sandwlc~ ~ltdee, chips, "pop and lee cream were served ADS. I Models 1~56 Bu~·t'k iera Sedan', $2,895.00. Powet· IT'S EASY '1'0 . steer.ing and brakes, dynaflow BUY - Sl!LL - ,ftENil'dr:iv.,e, one ·l ocal owner. BJae(t. find emplo~ment- 'blr.e niJ''I. P,orneroy. S.tMitc or find ' t()jlt IIR! through 'fhe D.ily llentiMJ WANT IP:III Oldsm4blle "88" 2 dr-:HOlt;. ~ Many Sizes (I ) Notice!i ' '•;• I . Many 2 ceatl per word, one tnstrtl~. Minimum ehat'l'e 150e.-4 te'nt.l per word ·f or tP.Iree CI)OteGUtl\IJ8ltieertion.t. Special - One month for ZO eent1 per word. Full rate of 2 centa per word wUI be "horoecl for a~vertlolnr If DOt peid 1.. before tbo I lith oloach m0111b ffillow,lnli ...rtfon Enwo I• Advortl.811l/1-6hould be "'IIOJie.ol lmJJ>e((lately, ·'l'bo IWIY ,Sentioel •Ul not be responsible l.or mOJe tbali oae lncor-. I'Pt't illStllt.fon. , i Cotbl'1edo! Tthal nb f!ld S~al Notices of Event• $1.00. Obltl,larlet Pu au a cent per word. · - ·, '~ FANS! relldentl11l dlatricL, conve.nien~ or 1chools d chureha. l'ho~ 376. a 13 3tc BATES sary of Mrs. ward were obaervec;J. Each received .eifU Cro~ tbelr aeeret .pal and Mrs. Lewls a Jlft from the elu.b. A salad c~ur.se was served by the hostess to Miss Eleanor Robson, Mr.s. Paul Kloes, Mrs. Dwi&:b* PIU1ker, Mrs. Patrick Wood, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. James Clatwo~by, MisS Mart.ha Howell and Mrs. Grace Holter. Mrs. Max W'Ud entertained the Seeoo.d MOnday Sewio1 Club Monday evening at her !Jtome LJncoln Height& FOJlowln.( a sh9ft bu&ine.s& aesllion the birthday of MM. Rober~ t MOJI,.FIJJlNISIIIIJ) apll'(mftlt WANT ADS PHONE 398 wedding anniver- MilT MI-::CN-::111:-A:-N:OOLUMBUS • UP...COach Larry his best Snyder will aend one Ohio State track IQURdtl In years Alain•! Mlci>ISan Friday in tuneup for the Jlla Ten outdoor meet the followlnl weekend Jl Nortbweatern. ' 114) For Rent- - FOR ClON~JIN'r DIPINJM.8U USli,LTS Robinson's La .I'Ae ..... Sewdwel • ' -- ' .. r . . -~~ . .- ........."" -·· ' I . l)allJ SenUneJ, l'omeroJ·IIlddleport. 0 ., May 15, 1957 ·- 129/f .' (8) AutoSales • IS'S Balck VB SpecioJ 4 dr. Se· dan $1,995.00. llynaflow drive, original biJck fmisb lite J)tW. 5.f.6(e' ...... · leal Ettate lroker lri MIDDLJPORT, OHIO ·" PHONEI IIIII " 'eoiv&~ BLOCKs '1¥lfd -·For La,... : NANCY • ' �' ~~- .......... ~-···"' • ....... ;-- • ....,.,..._., _ _ ... ,* ..... . ~ .... -"" ... ·~· · ,.... . . -.,1-.it"t '' ·····-·? ., ....... ~. • • • • ' • 0 SPORTS 'DESK: .. Will the Yellow Jackets cool off beforo game time In Co· lumbus rrtllay against the eastern Oblo Class A baseball high IICbool winner&-name as yet unknown? That's the que.tlon thls .week as tile club has six of its key ": I!Um In Washington D. C. and New York enjoying sights wtth other graduating seniors of .)IHS. They'Ve taken II straight, lnclndb!Jt~ee play-off games with winners In other counties and !he ct (Sollth Webster). Aad. jUst how Joo4 ia thla Jaekel elub? Doea it compare with the .ouUlt that went to the stlte final• In tUO to lose 1-Q to tlaetly whom we don't reean. Dick Wal· ~ . WI! the No. 1 piteher on that clUb. Woody Call muat have been the eatebtr. an~ other battery that hal been ~ moW~ Tbi1 year Middleport hu Jni them dow11. Jim Bowles tbrowa' to Dave Kindy behind the plate. Hlndy 11 rated as one of the belt eatehert to come out of Southeutem Ohio In rrore than a few yeara. He hi~ a doyble price tic on bim ·~"tQo, alnce he haa very ably spelled Bowlea aa piteher. Bowle• Ia bla:. fairly fast, and seems to have adequate eontrol ~ wl\h both the blgh bard one and hie curve that frequently baa been vicious enough to hold 'enemy bat· t«• to complete cheek; .Bowles hal ft\-pitched a reilly bad 1ame·thi• •nd he'a had leYJ~ral JOOd ·@ e.. ·liJftd)", w'hue: not quite u · tectlve on the mound hu Jone . i•'r, . ifates Edge chicago In Duel For Bottom Place In League . hh out homer In t h e e11 l · The Pirates crashed two hl)ffi· eta-by ~nk Fotle:r and Frank Thomat-and four doubles In an u~blt attack aaabut four Cub pltchero. . The Cubl thus tailed In a try for their Uret homo trLumpll ...... Arroyo struck out Walt Mor)'n in at¥Cn I t ., ,.., Ex·Plratc Dale Long smashed the rbasat 4oaded In the h Orner Ior th e Cu b ~· a• rellefcr tor atarter Ron • tw..run .and mowed down the Cub;l in the first Inning. ("'·"'"'••• unlll Cal Neeman'& 1.WIJMAAI WI~S , BY UNITID ,RIIS ~ . Tbe lut"Piace Pittsburgh Plrlt.ea edged ·the ChlcAWJ Cuba 8-8 Tu61day 'II Letty Lui• Arroyo lt.tuck out nlne 1!1 a. up-and-down ri)lor job at Chlc.,o. He gave up • ~wo-run homq- to Jlm Bola:er ia. t[le ninth. !'<; ·ldltAX 11'1 A PAll!• OF ·' WASii and Wl!AR PUTTER PANTS ' All Sizes $2.91 ,, Wa1hlble ' . SUIIImer Slacks i ·, 4.95 &6.95 SWIM TRUNKS ·. 2.15 ond 1.95 For Sam.l)ler Comfort • KOOUD'S The Neweat IIi C•JII Dip In Ice Water, give quick dryin& twill and put tton. complete baaebal•l duffer In for the Detroit 'Tiger:J. The 2&-ycar.old Mall, struck out Jlx and walked only ont! while allowing on.Jy on~ Boston runner to reach BBCond -base. Rene Bertoia, the 'fl~'s brill· ian' Y011ftlil ·inrlaldcr, acorcd the flr~t run on DIU. 'Thlttle'a aacrlfice fly . and'· then accounted ror the aocond t.Jiy 'wi~ hla flrat -homer ol ·l bo year In tho .. vontb. Frank Sulllvan, Boston's tH riJhthander, waa ou~pltched by Ma.. In a line hurlln1 duel. Sulll· van allowe4 only four hits in tllht lnnlnaa w)llle auffering his t111n1 cleleot Ho hal won two. IN OTMII GAMII Tho iMilwaukee Brovco rapped th1 .pltt'hln& of Don . Newcpmbc for 1even hit. tneludlng tHplcs by JM Adeoek, .nd !Illy Bruton, ond dolealod tho BroQiclyn Dod• 1 1era 3·2, TuMday Mtore 31,1 3 1 n . County Stadium. AI Worthln(lon uved tho pmc for 1tarter Ruben Gome1 In the nlnlh ond Hlllt So10or banaed two home ru111 u the New York Gianta dropped the St. Lou.is SPORT SHIRTS $1.95 up Ill SIJOR1'S CENTER - .. -Doo. . AutheriiMIMMII'IIIr Mil' lt. ' -~" ln1ime and AI Darlt on ond Worthlnaton (01 bon popo, to lh' eal&hlll'. CINCINNATI UP - The Clncinnati Redlegs gathered forces t~ day for another unult 111inst the Philadelphia Phlls, who burst their 13 win bubble Tuesday night. There was ple~ty ot evidence tbe Redlegs atHi bad plenty of steam in thek boiler desplte the 10-8 loss, which dropped them out of a tie for fi_rst/lace Into the second spot behln Milwaukee. Cincinnati collected 10 bUs in the game and lt looked for a while Jlke Bob Th1.1rman'a three run pinch hOmer that put them into a 5-4 lead in the fifth hal bal.,d them out. , But a two-run homer by AI Bpuchee in the ninth Inning gave the P6ils the decision that shoved third place Philadelphia. Into ahead of the slumping Dodeera. Sanc:he1 Ckh Flnt Lo• The loss tagged Redleg reliever Raul Sanchez with bia Cirat defeat after t}Vo wins. The ltedlegs threw five pitchers into the fro~~y in an aUempt Jo stave dt.f deteat. Warren Hf.e:ker ---- BASEBALL RESULTS INTERNATIC!NAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Richmond ..... 17 9 .654 1 0 Miami . . . . . . . 1~ 9 .62.5 1 B'llffalo 13 10 .M5 2~ Toronto . 13 10 .~615 2h ROchtlster 12 13 .480 414 1 Columbus . ~. . . 9 14 .391 6'h Montreal . . . . . 9 1:5 .:'3 75 7 Won Lqst Hava na 8 16 .333 B P6meroy JAons · · · · · 301ri! 20'/! NATIONAL LEAOUI Robinson's Laundry 28'AI 22'~ w L Pet. GB Pomeroy Motor Co. . . 27 24 M.l1 wauk ee . . . . . 16 7 .696 p 24 Cincinnati 16 8 667 ~ New York Clothing · · 21 Sporta Center · · · · · · · 22 29 Brooklyn . . . . . 13 9 .!!191 2~2 H. & R. Firestone · · 18 23 Philadel(l'hia . ·.· 13 10 .M5 , 3 PLAY OFF1RESULTS St. Louis , . , ... 11 11 .M»> 4:2 Pomeray Lion1 Club New York 10 14 .417 6 ·~ Darst 146 167 137 149 14-7 7~B Chicago ...... , . 7 17 .2~ Blf.: Searles tMI 1'77 162 1?9 166 843 Pittsburgh . . . 7 18 .280 10 Wright 136 146 147 167 164 160 AMERICAN LEAGUI . W, ·Anderton w L Pet. GB 170 188 126 184 133 801 Chlcaio .... 14 7 .667 0 Gibb& 1R8 177 136 163 18'7 &lJ New York ..... 14- 8 .638 'h Tote[ • 779 o•• 708 842 797 aoa1 ot eve1an d · · · · · 13 9 ·~DI n · uu Robinson'• Ltundry Boston ........ 13 12 .520 3 .r 9t) 189 186 9"'1 O'Brien 192 16u 1 · ~ Detroit . . .. , . . 12 13 .480 4 Wi"glns Kan:sa 1 City ... 12 13 .taO 4 .... Baltimore 9 13 .409. 5:•, H6 163 .178 16~ 129 784 Washington . . . 7 19 .269 s•.~: TUESDA,Y'S RISULT$ F. And~n !31! liB lao 8 4 INTIRNATIONAL LEAGUE Will 11~ Hl3 19 11ri 1'9 7\J Miami at Columbus, night Schoenleb Montreal at Bulfalo, rain 169 159 201 167 157 843 Hnv.ana 3 Riehmond 1 9 9 9 4 ; Toronto 10 Rochester 4 Hflp." . 9 9 Total 817 802 906 826 800 4Hil AMERICAN LIAGUI Dclralt 2 Boslon 0 Kansas City at New York, r.ain Chicago at Wialtbln,gton~ rai~ Clcvelalld .at Baltimore, rain TONIGHT NATIONAL LIAGUI FAMILY NIGHTS Plltsburgh 8 Chleago 8 (Car or tQJck Load P·hlladelpbia 10 Clnclnnatl 8 admitted on 2 Adult Tickets M~lwauke-e 3 Broak·lyn 2 Jaek Webb Janet Leia:h New York G St. Louis 3 PITI KILLY •ILUII WEDNESDAY'S GAMiiS INTUNATIONAL LIAGUI James Daren-all~aurle carroll Miami at Columbus, .night RUMILI ON THI DOCKS Montreal a\ Buffalo, nigh! (Rock and Roll Gang) Havana at Richmond, night Toronto at RoChester, nia:ht THURS.·FRI. MAY l6ol7 NATIONAL LIAGUI Jofll McCrea Felleia Farr Pittsburgh (Friend) at Ohlea"o THI PIRST TIIIAN (Drabcwa[ty) (Cinemascope • Tecb,nlcolor) Brooklyn (Drysdale) al MUwau - alaobe (~onley) Rhonda P'lemlna: McDonald carey Philadelphia · <Sanford) at Cln· elnnatl (Je!lcOit) night ODONGO . . . (Cinemascope ~ Tet!hrllcolor) New York <A·ntoneUI) ·at St. Louis (JoneJ) -bight AMIRICAN LIAGUE DIDICATI LANIS Karuu City (Garver) at New OOUUMBUS UP~ov. C. Will· York (!tuck>.) iam O'Neill will dedicate two Detroit (Larry) at Bo.no:fully equipped .bowllna: lamu Sat· CStone.) , }eg Cardinali. Tuelday nt.aht D-3. urdtty at tho Ohio Sta.te School In the .nintb wttb one out for the blind. The lane• were and t:ardlnal:t. on .t~rat a~d see· donated the Proprio- • ', 'Ji. 19.38, qwte Mau, ·posted 'his f ifth win b)' blankln& tbe Boston Rei· Sox 2--0 on a 1parkUn1 · Ekes Out 3· Pin Win over Three Of Five Reds ~irding To Get Back On Stride Eighth Graders Enjoy Party In After Dropping 13th In Win String School's Match Goes Gy!JI , Down To Wire Robinson's Laundry bowlers took the championship of the lo· cal . Industrial League Monday night on the home lcmes in !I best three out of five match from the Pomeroy Lions. Jame.s 0' Brien with 922 led t-he cleaners who h.ad a ·total of 4103 actual pins. T.h&ir 4~ pin h.ar,dicap gave them a grand total of 4151 .pin 3. all the way In the games he has The Lions had 39fll. 1tarted, and won them all. The battle went down to t·hc Pitchers are what mske high wire, each team winning two ou t aehool teams. Usually lnexperi- {/r ,t he first four. And the las enced infields aren't exactly stare game went down to the last mal, at supporting weak pitehers. That's hefore Robinson's ('ked out a m,alnly What Pomeroy lacked thlt \\in by three pins. It w~s tht 1prlng, a ·really top pitcher. third straight year for -the cleanBut with th.is Middleport elub It haan't been aU pitching, aJ. ers to win. Cricket Searles was high man though it hill been better than r(lr the Li.ons wit:h 843 as Ute averaee all season. It's the Jacket bitting which has pulled sev\ral te<.m as. a whole wall not u-p to par. NeiLhcr team rQ]Ied ·up to pmea out or the fire. . its average a~ only onl 200 g.amo Here again, Bowles Is the b1g man wlth an average well over Wks rolled. Trell Schoenleb had · .500 and six of the boys, Including high game with 201. Hlndy, are batting over .300. That'S High team serie! for the eea real stiekina on any club. Lfln wa's Pomeroy Lions, 2717. Thus, fana may be auured that High Game for the season was If the Jaekel!' hitting holds UP., Pomeroy Lions, 997. and Bowlea' arm isn't broken on High fndivldual series for the the SelnorJ' trip thia week, MHS seuon ' V8s O'Brien 6Z3. hal an excellent chance to find High [ndividual .g.m1e for the themselves In the state flnal~ season w.as Clatworthy 2~$. alilain. ' "NAL SECOND ROUND Coach Nolan Swackhamer would like nothing better. .~f~::~;~~~~r:t.Lem!: on) nllilht more at started for Cincinnati, but lasted EiJbth Grade pupili of M.iddl.:' only 10 pitches. Clneinnati threatened in the port. Junior Hl,gb School ha 1 ninth on successive doubles by Ed their annual ·part)' at the sehO(I.l , evening Bailey and Don Hoak to chase gymnasium 'l\lesday out pitchel" Jim Hearn. John Tem- Mrs. Nan· Moore and Pat Weiher ple's double off Robin Roberts are home room teachers for the scored Hoak, but that ended it. i dan. Otber faculty members pre Dick Farrell. Philadelphia relie .sent were Supt. L W. McComa,, Mr1 pitcher, collected the win, the Coach- N. P. Swackhamer, ninth for the Phils In the last 12 C1arence Lacey, Harold S.uer. games. Ddn Erwin was In char&e of Tonight it will be either San. the decorating committee ant ford (4.()), or Harvey Haddix (2-2) streamers of star-studded paper for the Phils, while Brooks LJ.w. were used in combination witn· renee (3·1) will start for the Red~ vari-colored paper. Rosetta Richard legs. WaJ chairman Of the· recofda eom · mittee 'l.nd David Konkrlfht B!l· peTViled game1 for the eveninJ. Ju.dith Sauer, Susan Pulle •• Becky· Leonard and Janice Zirkh were on the program t'Ommittee and gave a co.st.umed pantomlm<; of "Little Darling." Indians Saved Bv Rain With oi-ioles Ahead BALTIMORE, Md. UP - Rain pulled Cleveland out of· a tight spot Tuesday nigh~ poatponine tho Indians• debut In the East. Righthander Bob Lemon will do the honors in the Orlulea' ball park tonight. Lemon will aeek hi& fourth win a1alnat three- losses. Facing him will be Coanle Johnson for the Oriolea. The opportune torrent of rain hit Baltimore Municipal Stadium In the h~st half of the seeond inning . The Orioles already had two runs ~ome, three men on base and Mike Garcia w.alking to the showers. The rains eame and the Indiana were able to wipe the bad .f!tart off the rt!cord boots. BOSTON UP--Sluggor Ted Kluszewski ot the Cinclnnati Red-' legs continued to undergo Leats today to determine the natu-re of a back 1.ilment which bas put him out of action. Lewis: •nd Mrs(Max Ward Is Hostess To . Sewing Club the by Carolyn · P.,blic Invited To MusiCale At Baptist Church •' WANT SOME CASH 9 . Phone • PLYI!OUTB Nlgbl 38 JliiV. tt.en.ac.e. Pomeroy. Sattl·rca.r. May 11, •t 1, p.' m. For Rent tenatoa l.a4kf!llrl, Seaftold Boarda, Drop ClotbJ Cli.o!i>n Flrhlr, lll<ldlepon, · Pbone 82113-X. 11 1 tf . ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy. Middleport, 0 ., May 15, 1957- (20)Busloess Services t: ,.••~ PAINTING , PAPIR.fiANt;IJIG L. V. Rotol..., ror rent ~trie wallpape.· Jteawer. Clinion Fi.sber, Mld114 (f i1eport. I' h. 6265-X IIHIIIO, Olile TO Tll BALTIMORE 8aturClotb, Nylon, Flberelass Awninp, daY't _ Prea·kneas States wlU be Porch sltadel', Venetian bUnd.s Window blind$, PQI'eh and Law~ br<>u<tca..t and televlae4 by CBS Furniture. Free eatf.!';.t~. Dale from 5:30 to 8 p. m., e. d . t. Wippel Supply, 215 Union Ave., Pomeroy. 4 25 1moc SE!!VI!'E on I f - J:e. ROOMS, clos::.~i:n-t;-:o::w::n-.--:c 127='11:,:_:,u> QmCK Pairlnl ·by ........,. Trol•ed ternut, Pomeroy. , 5·11·121.11 watehmaku, COI.UNB lEW£. Ll!lRS, (16) ForTrodeorSole 1-D-54CJJEVROLET B~7la-;ire-,-;ha ,.--rd7tcp, ~port coupe, 2 dr., excellent throughout, beautiful interior, ·black and white finish, white wall tires, all accessorleB low mileage. Call 4QB.Y. Roger 'Bishop. 1S2!1 Nye Ave. 0 14 3tc P~mero7. 1-3-t! RADIO .. TEIJ!!VIBION BI!RVICI!, Pbon. lJO. Cleland A,p~Jaooe ~ lld W. Jololo SL, Pomero,. (20 BJ Insurance = u ~ges 25 to 61) Witb car, ;neat appearlfl'Ce, good character. JC your preaent earnillgs are not enough for .present day living COS'la, w!J,f not let me eome to your thoine and discuu the pO!J!Jibililles .cif bette.ring your . self. Jntervlew in the presence Of y~r wLle pl'eferred. P ar manent high earninq- po~tior. for men who qualify. WrHo when r can see you• ~o Box OOB·A. The Dally Sentinel, PorQ.eroy. 6-ll-6t<· )(ldcl••pPr~ 11-111-tf Prot.etloo, Call Don Oblo. Rei:ll Estate 60" Youngstowu CA.BINET SINK \ ·t T4Ppen P~alns, 0., at the resiwith overhead cabinets, good de~ of tltj! J.ote Cl!ar'-• 11. o.. comtitJon. ' Will sell separately. · burn. Studio Couch, tllt~back Fhone 6117·M. 5 15 3tc cbair, matching ottom.n J'adid bureau, d1·esst·r, beds, KeiVeni~ OVAL GJ,.AS,S door China closet. EXPERIENCED Se~-YI:-c-e-,S:-t-at.,-io-n attor refrieerator, coaJ •or wood . Call 61i8-M evenings. 5 15 3tc tendant", eapa_b.Je of mo-neging r;.uiJel t•blel, chairs. s~ctads, cupltation. Salary, eommilislon . boar,as, dishes, toaster ~ iron Approximab<Y g acres CLOVER lt'OUP Insurance. Reply in fu11 bul'.nside heate1, corh~heller' ALFALFA, and BLUE GRAsS ·tO BoiC 068-B, c/o Thl' Daily Sen· lJwp 4t\OVer, sm_.u tools, ·~ FOrd HAY. Soon ready to cut. Cash tlllft, Pomei'O)'. ' If ate "-~Hcl·u,p truck, -ant. other items. price $125. Mrs. c .C~ Foster, Not re,ponsible for accident s. Plants, Racine-Leta-rt Ro8d. SALESLADY FOR ' & 10 work Vida Koenig & Mae Vineyard 5 15 3tc with b~ylng and 5e1Ung experi· (QW.I'IIltS) , . ence. Good rtartJ.ng salary. Write NEW KAY BASE VIOLIN eost Mar£on (.Qrownie) \VoQds Box 668·C, e/ c The Daily Sen· approJ;iw.atWy .HOO. Sacrillce at (AUctioneer) · tine I, Pomeroy. 1i 1' 3tc $2M. Also Bell twe recorder, 5 1f Btl> eontaet Raymond Fields, TUfner WANTED-tMt .more licensed 2~ New Haven, W. Va. li{b gurds iit Bailey'·s ~kf', (2) Card 5 15 3tc Racine Rood . 5-lHJtp ' .f ·- - of'Thanks ' l8bl $QC!At, Bacl!le L,· KJY II! . 6 11 flp . ' AUCTION l BUSY STORES' EVERYWHERE Phone388-Y Pomeroy,O. • ~.~£. 5-!Hlk llllddlepoit. J'Jre • ~­ loadr. Pllme 8IJq I ( 17l Help Wanted AutoServices .toR.EJ.L\ii "' AliBOT'J.' T.V. SI!RMen needed to hi!!lp take care VlCI: All - .. Bopolred by El'· ~IllS co. - 2t J'ervtce. Do:y ;{)f our ex~mrion program. pert Toc~Diciano, Phone IJ2N y now at ' MOOR·E'S . 2 dr. Riviera drive, mileage , llaettnar's , the Rev. Tom • ••• Te,..:.s.Available HJdrama· steeritlg, low rnJIP:_I,qe, Blaett.na t•'s, }' omeroy . ~~~ drive, power Sunday ~ ' ·, - _~......,__ __ - -·-.,--- I~ WE WISH who gave ~rs .. l~'l< • wM helpad . .- t:le.ath of .. ,.. Mrs. · t.au~a - ·Erhest ROach and Family 3 15 ltc WANTED '..-.. Painting, int~:~:rl!:. ext,e rjor, 1!Qntr~f, or r .:~te reasonable. Phone JJom_e r Braley. ·, '' 1'' • ·.~ • < • ..-;--, 1 .. \ .' ' ~' )\'>·ll"rl't .... 1 , '-. :I. ; }. · "~~ J .• M I ,··· .<·. • .. . ·· .... :.-· ' ' o..e . kllOI\11 1· . -Stee ring · -!rat. t -fnl)lnt ' - -c.MickAccl:ldi . . ' J t Balh· at Washington · 5 H.. cfqul.(f&rs Samsonit~ -Luiia.g(l: - · · tau CednCH·s f~ j ...:.. 4<\.U ·WindoW P.aDs-.-4 Friglq-"rlll .Jtefriger.llWrL · ·,o,· lal,cr ~urnUure, MldcU.rt, Oh~ ' ! - Blon Hill!. ' •• or ., . . . ... tlOO ... t·loo... tSOO ..•tiO'OO '• ICE CI!EAII •.• • foul ~~~;;;::::~::::::i:::::::::::=-;==~ Btu- I .,,. SliJlil.lly,. Way ,lj, o.n . Baob:an, Stiveravll,l, At9od. 2:00 p. "'· · '·'. 516151_p i ' Easy Budget Cou~ti;wlde eta,. meethir at B•ld KDpbo_Fru4oin ·G~spel Million, 1!,. .& I _, 'V Gorcle!' SuP,pl~s· ; . . • tires : Fishing Tackle- And Rods' . . . Electri_c $upp(ies, -: Hafdware The publlc i1 ·lnvited to attend the Musltaole to be · given Thur: day evening at 7:30 .at the Mount Moriah Baptist Church, Main ·and Fourth Avenue, by the Mt. Moriah Missionary Society. I Mrs. c. R. Youn·g, Cbali'.man, •has announced the ·program whJc!l wi11 incl.ude special music by the Lakin Hospital choir, cholt.s ffom the ·Kerrs Run ·church, the Mt. '.Moriah Church .and tbe Dlstrict. Refreshments will bl: on sale in the church dining room afNr the musicale. ' •• •, · ~y 0J)II:!. f2,695 .00. R.SULTS ••• .. VB Super 4 dr. R.iv· '·9-lltc GET'S ' ' •J Shop Your Moore..s Sto.re·Today ' ' •• ott - Ibis colUIIID . ·~'' fhyllis Bootie, Louise Pugh, Do.·a McGhee, Carolyn RuaaeU, Frances P~ttlt, Allee Wlcltllne, M..:tho: Hunnell. ~n~ put it CaU 398 Today - An Ad In • . Sandwlc~ ~ltdee, chips, "pop and lee cream were served ADS. I Models 1~56 Bu~·t'k iera Sedan', $2,895.00. Powet· IT'S EASY '1'0 . steer.ing and brakes, dynaflow BUY - Sl!LL - ,ftENil'dr:iv.,e, one ·l ocal owner. BJae(t. find emplo~ment- 'blr.e niJ''I. P,orneroy. S.tMitc or find ' t()jlt IIR! through 'fhe D.ily llentiMJ WANT IP:III Oldsm4blle "88" 2 dr-:HOlt;. ~ Many Sizes (I ) Notice!i ' '•;• I . Many 2 ceatl per word, one tnstrtl~. Minimum ehat'l'e 150e.-4 te'nt.l per word ·f or tP.Iree CI)OteGUtl\IJ8ltieertion.t. Special - One month for ZO eent1 per word. Full rate of 2 centa per word wUI be "horoecl for a~vertlolnr If DOt peid 1.. before tbo I lith oloach m0111b ffillow,lnli ...rtfon Enwo I• Advortl.811l/1-6hould be "'IIOJie.ol lmJJ>e((lately, ·'l'bo IWIY ,Sentioel •Ul not be responsible l.or mOJe tbali oae lncor-. I'Pt't illStllt.fon. , i Cotbl'1edo! Tthal nb f!ld S~al Notices of Event• $1.00. Obltl,larlet Pu au a cent per word. · - ·, '~ FANS! relldentl11l dlatricL, conve.nien~ or 1chools d chureha. l'ho~ 376. a 13 3tc BATES sary of Mrs. ward were obaervec;J. Each received .eifU Cro~ tbelr aeeret .pal and Mrs. Lewls a Jlft from the elu.b. A salad c~ur.se was served by the hostess to Miss Eleanor Robson, Mr.s. Paul Kloes, Mrs. Dwi&:b* PIU1ker, Mrs. Patrick Wood, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. James Clatwo~by, MisS Mart.ha Howell and Mrs. Grace Holter. Mrs. Max W'Ud entertained the Seeoo.d MOnday Sewio1 Club Monday evening at her !Jtome LJncoln Height& FOJlowln.( a sh9ft bu&ine.s& aesllion the birthday of MM. Rober~ t MOJI,.FIJJlNISIIIIJ) apll'(mftlt WANT ADS PHONE 398 wedding anniver- MilT MI-::CN-::111:-A:-N:OOLUMBUS • UP...COach Larry his best Snyder will aend one Ohio State track IQURdtl In years Alain•! Mlci>ISan Friday in tuneup for the Jlla Ten outdoor meet the followlnl weekend Jl Nortbweatern. ' 114) For Rent- - FOR ClON~JIN'r DIPINJM.8U USli,LTS Robinson's La .I'Ae ..... Sewdwel • ' -- ' .. r . . -~~ . .- ........."" -·· ' I . l)allJ SenUneJ, l'omeroJ·IIlddleport. 0 ., May 15, 1957 ·- 129/f .' (8) AutoSales • IS'S Balck VB SpecioJ 4 dr. Se· dan $1,995.00. llynaflow drive, original biJck fmisb lite J)tW. 5.f.6(e' ...... · leal Ettate lroker lri MIDDLJPORT, OHIO ·" PHONEI IIIII " 'eoiv&~ BLOCKs '1¥lfd -·For La,... : NANCY • ' �' • I • (• .' ev~;nipg • 1 .. • 1t Heath .Methodiat Cbur<b. A tener&l difcussion was held on Lhe .ell~b 1rildget 1nd the approaebina Every Member Canvass. Mn. 0 . P. Klein gave a report of tbe Every Kember Canvaq at a HuotinrtoD Methodilt Church a1 a IUQeatlon for ~be local project. ·Goessler's year were ·ms u- e at sper.:Ja ceremonies held at I he · meetin.! or the Mason PTA held in the Mason Elementary School on Tuel'day evening. Edward Rickard was installed as president of ·t he group and spoke •briefly to the members 0,.. 0 \.V ...,.. du1lvely by studenta of tb~ achool. The group also voted to COl!· tribute a share Ol the expense• needed to 9Md a M,ason Count.:/ delegate to ~he National PTA CO'l· vention in Clnetnnati. promising to do his best to mak ~ the comine year a successful one Other ofl'icers installed arc Charlie D. Carr, vice pr~iden · Mrs. Denver Artis, secretary; !'n·! Dor Ebersbach, treasurer. Mr;;. Alice Smit•h. a teacher at the M.ason School directed the inst.allation service. \ ~e. PTA went on record a• betng 10 suppor.~ of a~ local law ~nforcem~nt ofhcerll m promot· mg tzafflc safety in the area . . · -11. was pomted out that the new highway, when completed, would bring speedsten into tbe fore as they ~assed t~rou.gh tbe town. Outgmng president, Woodro .v · Foreman ·l.hankec! the R'f'oup r., · theh cooperation durinc his tw.~ y-ears as president of the ·Mason PTA. A po~luek dinner was servcJ prior to the business meeting. 1 •> A discussi.on of a propos J brought before ~be PTA in last month's meeting concerning lh" purchase of band instruments was held and bro~ght a vote against lhe proposal. Direc!'l" James Breen bad requested th --· --· ./ ~ ~UL;.OVA . POMEROY SOam Mason Parent Teacher Ass'n 31st Wedding • G • Ins tall s New Offtcer roup Ann~versary Officers for tlle . next tieho.JI up to purChase $600 worth of IS Observed • · t~'l d · 1 an' equ,·pment •- be .... d .. ·ijiven t9 more Graduates than · 'other fine watch! The thirty-first wedding anniV(IIr- lity of Mr. and Mra. Leo Ru5tell, Denver, Colo., was observed Sun· day when a surprise potluck din· ner was served ilt the home of ' ber father John Werner and ltds daughter, 'Katherine. Middiepbrt, RD . The dinner was served buffet style and the anniversary cake was b ked b M C t ' J 0h R a Y ra. ur 15 nson, a clne. Others present were Mrs. Marguerite Werner, Mr. and Mrs. Har· ry Johnson 3Dd children, Cheryl, Christy, Linda and Ricky, Columbu 1 ; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Redmoan and children, SuSie, Marty and· Terry, Cadiz; Mr. and Mrs. Jobn L. .Werner, Middleport. . Callers durlng the day it:ttluded Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Parson• and daugHier, Jane,' Rutland, Earl Werner, Bradbury, and George Wells. Middleport. Past Officers Of Racine OES Meet On Monday I f: The Past Offioer.s Club of R~~ cine Chapter, OES, were guesl.!' r.l Mr. and Mrs. Willia·m Stewart r ~.1onday evening at their home , Athens. Mrs. uert Grimm. ·president, presided at the mer.ting. A ~a­ ~l"iotic readmg was givtn by Mrs. W. R. Carpenter and a ·poei'Jl, "Someone Is Fol~Q.:W.iog You" wP.o: !'ead by Mrs. SteWart. During Lhe bllSiness ,ses&:ion lbere Wa.! a discussion on th e in· stallation of the new h.ot water il eater , purchased ·bY the clu~ f-or the lodge ~Uchen. It wu vo~d to bold ·the ~ next"' meeting at the lCitJge baH and have potluc.k. ) Charades under the C.lrtc · tlon of Mr. Stewart were played. after whi~ . rep-eshment-11 werE' served by the ·ho.stess to Mr . .a•ui Mrs. Charles Hen~ley, Mr$. Grlm111 M'ps. R1-lph Webh, Mn. Clyde Andrews, Mn. Carpenter. Mrs. w. o. Barnitz and 'Mr. and Mrs. Jctj;se Brlnter. '· II • / .. Style 970 .. . SHOl 1 ~Jclffllth.llllf l•dt~alfO• Only $4.95 Jewelry STORI' .. HARTLEY and BENNETT I SHOI STORE "Middle of Upjler Bloek" POMEROY OHIO CHAMIIR MEETING The May meeting of the Middle· port Chamber of commerce wiU be held Fl'lday at the Village Hall with Wllliam Gruerer, pre.!!ident, In eh'arge. A a:uest apeaker will be ...,on the program and all mem· bert and Interested persons are invited to attend the meeting wblch wlll .!ltart at '1:30 p. m. .Rooms New Furniture FOil $299.00 BAKER F~RNITURE On The Brighlj!sl (:Grner In llllddleporl .Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hill .. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill w~e business visitors in Parkerabura .:.,_ Tuesday. ___ PTA TO MilT Lela~Fall.! PTA will meet at thtt gracft: 'ICbool May Hi at '1 :30 P. M. Installation of ofticera wiU be held. Olan Harrison, Pomeroy, will organize Cub Scout troop •t the meeting. All motben .are re· quested to be present with boys wishing to join the troop. Mr~ Naomi Stobart, president, wlll preside. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm vish ed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimm and famiJy in Culumbus-. ·:;, .... ; ..' . ' ( .: '-' .. . • .' •r Un!W ,,.. ' . ·- · dou4r otrl ..., ....,. ClW4r IIIII • chance., ftl en ._Wit '"'""' .......... -""' .... ....... .... "'.:r. "',....... I .. I - Weather ~ --HitltNdoy$f .. 6 2 - . 62 •• 7 0 - Low ............. 40'a north to tht low 50'o - . \ -· ~WI'oi'Jae • SINGLE COPY-lie • a1ns as ..... !-~······-'"· I ' ~·· 'I • e . at y . enttne .., . ~ =~~=-=-=-===-~---==========~~~VVVoed~;n;es;d~o~~~M~a~y-i15~,~J~9~577-------------------~--------~·· ( ' .• " 0 . tea kettle .1.~ era . BudBtt pnced - ~riabt new cheer for JOV kit'chen - wbbtles whm the waau boils. Pull .2~ quart capacity; T.riger operates spout cap ..ben filling ot ~ing, Heao waau for drip coffee, tea, WWIO, FI&CiD ~ ouicJ a dozeo ocher dailY~ . · en-t tne • May 16,1857 luminum a singing .. ..; I ~ <!9••sler 11-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May 15, 1957 Mill Barbara 'AnD WebrunJ o! end with relativt;t ill Colurnbua. ,)ojumbua was tbe weetend "'""' Ll Cedric Parker left Mo,hdll )t Mr. and Mra. Harry Wehrune: 'after .a 30 dly furlouab witb his: parents, Mr. and :Mrs. Pearl !nd other relatives. Mr.s. Wilma Stobart retur,ed ~~ker. He wlll leave soo.n for ·1ome. M:onday lrDm Meigs G·e nr:t· Korea. 11 Hospital where 6 he was a P' Mrs. Ed WJ.se of CD-lumblma kilt sl ld and Jfr.s. Ed Swank of North · ru;e Fr ay · . Mr. and Mrs. Harry DIXon and Lima arrived Monday for a Ylai~ .lOR Rlcky of Columbus were with Mn. Ray Seidenable an:l Neekend ~ues.ts of Mr. and Mn' )1r. nnd Mrs. Howard S~ewart. -Ierbert DlXOn -end family. Mrs. Rachel Detwiler o! De· Robert Pbil G,rdn('r of Colum· troit, Mleh., i1 the guest of th{' >W spent the weekend with ht.s MiSses Ethel and Clara Garlan,l uandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Minersville. Will' Mrs. Robert Gooch and daugh · Iamson. Mr. and MT5. Cl~ence Bostet ten. TerPi'l and Cynt!lia return"ed to the•r home in Columbm toda:l md family of GalhpoUs. were th )unday guests o_f be~ . .parents, arter 11 visit with ber parents., ld:r. and Mrs. Phil w,Jhamson. Mr. 3nd Mrs. "Dallas Hasslt'r md son Jerry of Col umb~ wer weekend guests of her "parenL!i, ifr. .111nd Mrs. Harry Keiser, Min· ~rsv ille . Miss Marilyn Grucser of Col· 1mbus !ipent the weekend wi(',; 1er parents. Mr anrt Mm.. Karl 1rueser, Minersville. Mrs. Adolph Grueser Jr., so .· 'immy and da~ghters, Sandra and :haron and Linr~, B.lTtb or C';~n >n were weekend guest~ of Mr. nd Mrs. Adolph Grues-er Sr.. lfinersvHie. Jim Mcintosh of Newell, W. ~'•·· is the guest of his brothel n·law and sister. trlr. and l\l.s. \dolph Grueser Sr. Mrs. Walter 1W.a 1ker returr."d lome Sun~ay attcr a wreks viR 1 .vit~ relatives in Columbas. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dill sPen~ he weekend in Columbus· with ·eJativcu. Mr. ami Mr11. Marion Howell :-eurned to .their h{)me, COiumbu~ 'A:onday, after a visit with M:md Mrs. Jam(',s Will and other ·elatives. Emmett Will spen t the week . .' ' : .. . ' ' • $2.99 ELBERF· '· ' .< . • __.......... •···•· . -! S.PRING 10. ,BIG DAYS ,.. STAkTS TODAY - Continues Thru Soturday, :May 25 .J. Mellgs ·,cbu•nty !ayc'ees announced is no"'.. In readineu annual horae abow May !Q, .t the Fairgrounda, starting P.M. Sturm ·CLQSI-OUT ON .KITCHEN SINKS leon tlllnklnt olio.t put!lnt In 1 now Kltchto Sink? Mort lo 1 rtll vtl~t ••• tncl wt think II lj jht llt&t oHtr you' II fin~ 'enywllilro, RI.ULAR $119;00 VALUI .oo ONLY .., ,9.95 .--" With Any Living ·Room Suite Purchased Duri.,f,, This . Sa1e., "' . . EXAMPLE: . OR .•• BUY A. LIVING ROOM SUITE- COSTING ' $218.00 OB MORE AND YOU GET FREE OF CHARGE .... UUO PLATFORM ROCKEit 9.80 2 TABLE LAMPS 2u.t5 2 STEP TABLES, 1 COFFEE TABLE 10.85 2 THROW RUGS •IOO.OO FaEE MtiCHXNDISE ' . "NY OTHER Ml&!l(:tiANQI.$1 •. ,,X.C),I,I C~OOS~ AMOUNTING "'FO $1w.OO IS YQU~tS fJtUI WHERE CAN YOU 'DUPI.I· \ ~; ,. CATE OR 8EAT AN, OfFER ·SerVites Friday I .. ' l.tKE 'THISf ffi)r Mrs. Johu who dled at tb•• l:i~Murrayh;er daughter, .M rt. J, w. Pl)iilli~"· 91, m . ;~LL METAL lRONI-NG BOARDS ·aa · sA!4 .· . . $4 · . ' P'"·ICE R , I.· ~··, 'TILL 9 P.M. . ·' MAY 15th to MAY 18tll OF SALE-liTO 6 DAILY , AU Mttol GLIDER. .ae,. •s-..~ '111118 SALE $21.a:a -~ · I -~~ .(ILD.) ~ .. · ...~, ~,: ·, ··~·· · ·, ·:,.., ,. , ... .-·$3.11' (1 D) . ·. . ' I • • . ~ ·j ··~ . . ·. ,. ,, .•. " . . .l<- ·~ ' · · . ·· <?•'·_, .•;..._ itll. II II ) ···•···i : .D. ' to:'' '· Pqme~)',, 't"W~nes.da"y moming will be held - Friday at ~ .P. M. ir t.he Eyqng FUneral nome with burial to :be ni-ade in Bceeh Grove c~q ..; 't The deceased was_\ ~ ... wile of Lhe f{)rmer John Phillips who served m•nv Yetn on· ~e Pome-· roy Police ·De~men1 ·as Cbi ~! of Police. Her tleatt1 •cai'ne oh .be: 91~t birthf!ay.;,.. t'·; Friends may 1 eaU at. t.b~ Ewing Funeral Home ¥t any tllne.' ' • .. '.1 ~· ~ .~' > ~ ' ... ,_. , .... ·a·o .,•.. o~:o··,. ,. . , _ ,.;.· . '.Ja!i,' ·' 1• . .. ' ' . 1:, :~1 \ . .,.,,...,.,,' ,· ' .... 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The group also voted to COl!· tribute a share Ol the expense• needed to 9Md a M,ason Count.:/ delegate to ~he National PTA CO'l· vention in Clnetnnati. promising to do his best to mak ~ the comine year a successful one Other ofl'icers installed arc Charlie D. Carr, vice pr~iden · Mrs. Denver Artis, secretary; !'n·! Dor Ebersbach, treasurer. Mr;;. Alice Smit•h. a teacher at the M.ason School directed the inst.allation service. \ ~e. PTA went on record a• betng 10 suppor.~ of a~ local law ~nforcem~nt ofhcerll m promot· mg tzafflc safety in the area . . · -11. was pomted out that the new highway, when completed, would bring speedsten into tbe fore as they ~assed t~rou.gh tbe town. Outgmng president, Woodro .v · Foreman ·l.hankec! the R'f'oup r., · theh cooperation durinc his tw.~ y-ears as president of the ·Mason PTA. A po~luek dinner was servcJ prior to the business meeting. 1 •> A discussi.on of a propos J brought before ~be PTA in last month's meeting concerning lh" purchase of band instruments was held and bro~ght a vote against lhe proposal. Direc!'l" James Breen bad requested th --· --· ./ ~ ~UL;.OVA . POMEROY SOam Mason Parent Teacher Ass'n 31st Wedding • G • Ins tall s New Offtcer roup Ann~versary Officers for tlle . next tieho.JI up to purChase $600 worth of IS Observed • · t~'l d · 1 an' equ,·pment •- be .... d .. ·ijiven t9 more Graduates than · 'other fine watch! The thirty-first wedding anniV(IIr- lity of Mr. and Mra. Leo Ru5tell, Denver, Colo., was observed Sun· day when a surprise potluck din· ner was served ilt the home of ' ber father John Werner and ltds daughter, 'Katherine. Middiepbrt, RD . The dinner was served buffet style and the anniversary cake was b ked b M C t ' J 0h R a Y ra. ur 15 nson, a clne. Others present were Mrs. Marguerite Werner, Mr. and Mrs. Har· ry Johnson 3Dd children, Cheryl, Christy, Linda and Ricky, Columbu 1 ; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Redmoan and children, SuSie, Marty and· Terry, Cadiz; Mr. and Mrs. Jobn L. .Werner, Middleport. . Callers durlng the day it:ttluded Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Parson• and daugHier, Jane,' Rutland, Earl Werner, Bradbury, and George Wells. Middleport. Past Officers Of Racine OES Meet On Monday I f: The Past Offioer.s Club of R~~ cine Chapter, OES, were guesl.!' r.l Mr. and Mrs. Willia·m Stewart r ~.1onday evening at their home , Athens. Mrs. uert Grimm. ·president, presided at the mer.ting. A ~a­ ~l"iotic readmg was givtn by Mrs. W. R. Carpenter and a ·poei'Jl, "Someone Is Fol~Q.:W.iog You" wP.o: !'ead by Mrs. SteWart. During Lhe bllSiness ,ses&:ion lbere Wa.! a discussion on th e in· stallation of the new h.ot water il eater , purchased ·bY the clu~ f-or the lodge ~Uchen. It wu vo~d to bold ·the ~ next"' meeting at the lCitJge baH and have potluc.k. ) Charades under the C.lrtc · tlon of Mr. Stewart were played. after whi~ . rep-eshment-11 werE' served by the ·ho.stess to Mr . .a•ui Mrs. Charles Hen~ley, Mr$. Grlm111 M'ps. R1-lph Webh, Mn. Clyde Andrews, Mn. Carpenter. Mrs. w. o. Barnitz and 'Mr. and Mrs. Jctj;se Brlnter. '· II • / .. Style 970 .. . SHOl 1 ~Jclffllth.llllf l•dt~alfO• Only $4.95 Jewelry STORI' .. HARTLEY and BENNETT I SHOI STORE "Middle of Upjler Bloek" POMEROY OHIO CHAMIIR MEETING The May meeting of the Middle· port Chamber of commerce wiU be held Fl'lday at the Village Hall with Wllliam Gruerer, pre.!!ident, In eh'arge. A a:uest apeaker will be ...,on the program and all mem· bert and Interested persons are invited to attend the meeting wblch wlll .!ltart at '1:30 p. m. .Rooms New Furniture FOil $299.00 BAKER F~RNITURE On The Brighlj!sl (:Grner In llllddleporl .Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hill .. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill w~e business visitors in Parkerabura .:.,_ Tuesday. ___ PTA TO MilT Lela~Fall.! PTA will meet at thtt gracft: 'ICbool May Hi at '1 :30 P. M. Installation of ofticera wiU be held. Olan Harrison, Pomeroy, will organize Cub Scout troop •t the meeting. All motben .are re· quested to be present with boys wishing to join the troop. Mr~ Naomi Stobart, president, wlll preside. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm vish ed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimm and famiJy in Culumbus-. ·:;, .... ; ..' . ' ( .: '-' .. . • .' •r Un!W ,,.. ' . ·- · dou4r otrl ..., ....,. ClW4r IIIII • chance., ftl en ._Wit '"'""' .......... -""' .... ....... .... "'.:r. "',....... I .. I - Weather ~ --HitltNdoy$f .. 6 2 - . 62 •• 7 0 - Low ............. 40'a north to tht low 50'o - . \ -· ~WI'oi'Jae • SINGLE COPY-lie • a1ns as ..... !-~······-'"· I ' ~·· 'I • e . at y . enttne .., . ~ =~~=-=-=-===-~---==========~~~VVVoed~;n;es;d~o~~~M~a~y-i15~,~J~9~577-------------------~--------~·· ( ' .• " 0 . tea kettle .1.~ era . BudBtt pnced - ~riabt new cheer for JOV kit'chen - wbbtles whm the waau boils. Pull .2~ quart capacity; T.riger operates spout cap ..ben filling ot ~ing, Heao waau for drip coffee, tea, WWIO, FI&CiD ~ ouicJ a dozeo ocher dailY~ . · en-t tne • May 16,1857 luminum a singing .. ..; I ~ <!9••sler 11-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May 15, 1957 Mill Barbara 'AnD WebrunJ o! end with relativt;t ill Colurnbua. ,)ojumbua was tbe weetend "'""' Ll Cedric Parker left Mo,hdll )t Mr. and Mra. Harry Wehrune: 'after .a 30 dly furlouab witb his: parents, Mr. and :Mrs. Pearl !nd other relatives. Mr.s. Wilma Stobart retur,ed ~~ker. He wlll leave soo.n for ·1ome. M:onday lrDm Meigs G·e nr:t· Korea. 11 Hospital where 6 he was a P' Mrs. Ed WJ.se of CD-lumblma kilt sl ld and Jfr.s. Ed Swank of North · ru;e Fr ay · . Mr. and Mrs. Harry DIXon and Lima arrived Monday for a Ylai~ .lOR Rlcky of Columbus were with Mn. Ray Seidenable an:l Neekend ~ues.ts of Mr. and Mn' )1r. nnd Mrs. Howard S~ewart. -Ierbert DlXOn -end family. Mrs. Rachel Detwiler o! De· Robert Pbil G,rdn('r of Colum· troit, Mleh., i1 the guest of th{' >W spent the weekend with ht.s MiSses Ethel and Clara Garlan,l uandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Minersville. Will' Mrs. Robert Gooch and daugh · Iamson. Mr. and MT5. Cl~ence Bostet ten. TerPi'l and Cynt!lia return"ed to the•r home in Columbm toda:l md family of GalhpoUs. were th )unday guests o_f be~ . .parents, arter 11 visit with ber parents., ld:r. and Mrs. Phil w,Jhamson. Mr. 3nd Mrs. "Dallas Hasslt'r md son Jerry of Col umb~ wer weekend guests of her "parenL!i, ifr. .111nd Mrs. Harry Keiser, Min· ~rsv ille . Miss Marilyn Grucser of Col· 1mbus !ipent the weekend wi(',; 1er parents. Mr anrt Mm.. Karl 1rueser, Minersville. Mrs. Adolph Grueser Jr., so .· 'immy and da~ghters, Sandra and :haron and Linr~, B.lTtb or C';~n >n were weekend guest~ of Mr. nd Mrs. Adolph Grues-er Sr.. lfinersvHie. Jim Mcintosh of Newell, W. ~'•·· is the guest of his brothel n·law and sister. trlr. and l\l.s. \dolph Grueser Sr. Mrs. Walter 1W.a 1ker returr."d lome Sun~ay attcr a wreks viR 1 .vit~ relatives in Columbas. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dill sPen~ he weekend in Columbus· with ·eJativcu. Mr. ami Mr11. Marion Howell :-eurned to .their h{)me, COiumbu~ 'A:onday, after a visit with M:md Mrs. Jam(',s Will and other ·elatives. Emmett Will spen t the week . .' ' : .. . ' ' • $2.99 ELBERF· '· ' .< . • __.......... •···•· . -! S.PRING 10. ,BIG DAYS ,.. STAkTS TODAY - Continues Thru Soturday, :May 25 .J. Mellgs ·,cbu•nty !ayc'ees announced is no"'.. In readineu annual horae abow May !Q, .t the Fairgrounda, starting P.M. Sturm ·CLQSI-OUT ON .KITCHEN SINKS leon tlllnklnt olio.t put!lnt In 1 now Kltchto Sink? Mort lo 1 rtll vtl~t ••• tncl wt think II lj jht llt&t oHtr you' II fin~ 'enywllilro, RI.ULAR $119;00 VALUI .oo ONLY .., ,9.95 .--" With Any Living ·Room Suite Purchased Duri.,f,, This . Sa1e., "' . . EXAMPLE: . OR .•• BUY A. LIVING ROOM SUITE- COSTING ' $218.00 OB MORE AND YOU GET FREE OF CHARGE .... UUO PLATFORM ROCKEit 9.80 2 TABLE LAMPS 2u.t5 2 STEP TABLES, 1 COFFEE TABLE 10.85 2 THROW RUGS •IOO.OO FaEE MtiCHXNDISE ' . "NY OTHER Ml&!l(:tiANQI.$1 •. ,,X.C),I,I C~OOS~ AMOUNTING "'FO $1w.OO IS YQU~tS fJtUI WHERE CAN YOU 'DUPI.I· \ ~; ,. CATE OR 8EAT AN, OfFER ·SerVites Friday I .. ' l.tKE 'THISf ffi)r Mrs. Johu who dled at tb•• l:i~Murrayh;er daughter, .M rt. J, w. Pl)iilli~"· 91, m . ;~LL METAL lRONI-NG BOARDS ·aa · sA!4 .· . . $4 · . ' P'"·ICE R , I.· ~··, 'TILL 9 P.M. . ·' MAY 15th to MAY 18tll OF SALE-liTO 6 DAILY , AU Mttol GLIDER. .ae,. •s-..~ '111118 SALE $21.a:a -~ · I -~~ .(ILD.) ~ .. · ...~, ~,: ·, ··~·· · ·, ·:,.., ,. , ... .-·$3.11' (1 D) . ·. . ' I • • . ~ ·j ··~ . . ·. ,. ,, .•. " . . .l<- ·~ ' · · . ·· <?•'·_, .•;..._ itll. II II ) ···•···i : .D. ' to:'' '· Pqme~)',, 't"W~nes.da"y moming will be held - Friday at ~ .P. M. ir t.he Eyqng FUneral nome with burial to :be ni-ade in Bceeh Grove c~q ..; 't The deceased was_\ ~ ... wile of Lhe f{)rmer John Phillips who served m•nv Yetn on· ~e Pome-· roy Police ·De~men1 ·as Cbi ~! of Police. Her tleatt1 •cai'ne oh .be: 91~t birthf!ay.;,.. t'·; Friends may 1 eaU at. t.b~ Ewing Funeral Home ¥t any tllne.' ' • .. '.1 ~· ~ .~' > ~ ' ... ,_. , .... ·a·o .,•.. o~:o··,. ,. . , _ ,.;.· . '.Ja!i,' ·' 1• . .. ' ' . 1:, :~1 \ . .,.,,...,.,,' ,· ' .... ' ....... • "i~ .1~J .. , I ' •.,, .. 1 ,. -~-· ~::.X·· ,,<···~ ~· ·•.1" ..,. , ·~.l , "~f ~ t ... .- 'I; • 'l' ~. ~ . a •.• ·~; ... ,. .. . ,.. ,. -. .. ~. ··-. - · •·: ·r.· o' ., .P ·~ • · : . • M .· ·. .. • ~ ' .•.. Court Suit As~~ '$850 Batk Rerii · . ~· '1.;••" ·~ I '.t' �.' J ' - ., • • eqtft Methodist hurch Stewards ting Is Held at Heath Methodist Cburc:h. .A aenera1 difeussion was held on t.he chu.reh bUdget and the 'P. priNiehlna Every Member Canvas11 . Mrs. 0 . P. Klein gave a report of Jllbbo, ·or the Fl- the Every Member Canvass at a ceremonies held at the meelinJ elusively by students of th t• The lhirty-flrst weEiding anniverec-=•uioq ~prnldtd at • Huntin~oa Metbodiat Church <'S a of the Mason PTA held in the echool. lity of Mr. 10d Mr1. Leo Russell, nt mettina Of the Commission suuestion for the local project. The group also voted to can· Denver, Colo., was observed SunMason Elementa-ry School .m the ,.Chur<h. StewardJ Nondl>' tribute a share of the expenses day when a surprise potluck din· Tuei'day evening. 'f > ebalrm"'' ·' - l • ~ needed ta send a M~on Coum.y delegate lo Lhe National PTA co'l· Yention in Cincinnati. The PTA went on record a• being in support or all local law enforcement officers in "promot· ing trafric safety in the area. U was pointed out that the new highw~ty, when completed, would bring speedsters into the fore as they passed tbrough the town. Outgoing president, Woodro.v f'oreman ·f,hankec! the group fn · Edward Riokard was installed as president of -t he group and 1;poke ·brie fly to the memben promising to do his best to mak .cthe coming year a suceessf.u.I om: Other officers installed arc Charlie D. Carr, vice pr~iden · Mrs. Denver Artis, ~erelary; ~n · 1 Dor Ebcrsbach, treasurer . Mn 1 Alire Smil'h, a teacher at llu: .\1ason School directed the insL.o~f. latir>.n .service. \ A discu~>S ion of a propos!'! brought before fhe PTA in las! month'J meeting concerning t~~ purehne or band instrument! Willi held and brought a vote ~t", ag.ainst the ·propoJill. Direc~'l· .., . • •,; .. James Brt'en had requested th ..: r..:r.. · ·Goessler's i :, .. t. - 2. ; '. : ~ .. ' ., •• A :-· ;. ..:: . ! : ~·:eu~.;.ovA i, - - -- - · :"<··-· ·-Qiv~n tO m.ore Graduates tJWn any,. other fine watch! I· !.. lW.J her father , John Werner, and this daughter, Katherine. Middlepbrt, dinner was served buffet style and the anniversary cake was baked by Mrs. Curtis Johnson, Ra cine. Other.! present were MrS. Mar· auerlte w erner, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson 3 nd children, Cheryl, Christy, Linda apd Ricky, Colum· Mr . and Mn. Marvin Redman children, Susie, Marty and Mr. and Mrs. John __ since Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dixon aud 11nd Mrs. Ed Swank of North ;on Ricky of Columbus were Lima arrived Monday for ·a visi: with Mrs. Ray Seidenable a.n::l .Yeekend guests of Mr. and Mrs ~1r. and Mrs. Howard Stewart. ~erbert Dixon -and !amUy. Mrs. Rachel Detwiler ot DeRobert Phil G{lrdncr or Colum· troit, Mich., i.s the guel'lt of th~~ lUS t·he weekend with h is Ethel and Clara Garlanrt l;;:l~i~~!~.l:s, Mr. an-1 Mrs. Phil MiSses Minersville. Mrs. Robert Gooch and d•ueh · Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bostet ten, Teri!'S'a and Cynt!l.ia returned :nd family of Gallipol.is were tll to lhc1r home in Columbus today ).unday "'uests of her .parents, after a visit with her parents, \!r. and Mrs. Phil Williamson . Mr. and Mrs . Dallas Hasslt>r md son Jerry of Columbus wer Neekend guests of he~ · paTen_t..s. i. !. t ri. • • tb~ grade 'School May 15 at 7 : ~0 P. M. Installation of officers wtU bt held. otan Harrison, Pomeroy. will organize Cub ScoUt troop at the meeting. All mother& .are re· quested to be present with boys wishing to jo-in the . troop. MJ:" Naomi Stobarf, president, Wlil preside. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm ~IsH ed Mr. and Mn . Robert Gnmm and family in Columbus. .r; I•.. Style 970 ·. I '\ ! i. ''lc•• lnclutlt •• ferJerol to• On I ~ • ~"ssler Jewelry STORI' ~ . ... :.court St. Ponicro) ~ ......* HARTLEYc ' SHOt ~ "Middle OJ ~ ~ SPRING 10. .BIG DAYS I'OMEROY ~yers , with pestiJance, fire and Jrull•n• to contend with and was also burned and later badly damagft(l by ·1un lire from the English fleet. This bospital had only the- bartj&t necea. llities . for operation, uain1 rough planttpa for beds and tablea. Through all thi1, the Institution it.,.,.urvived •nd to¢af is one of the clty'• leadillJ: ·b otpitall with 273 hedo, The llrtt hospital to be utllbJiaht!d Jn what is nw the United States, wu at New York, t.ben ealled New Am.sterd•m, in JIJN at the .-uggeatlon of .Snob H. Varnnna:er, surgeon to the Dutch West India Company, as a place of treat.. ment for eoldien and slavM of the Duteb Wett lnJija Company. The population in Hiw York at that time wa1 uound 1,000. As PhJiadelphia. Botton, New York aftd Cblrlelton "lrew 11 set· port towns, it heea.mt neteMary to establish hoapitala , c•lled Peat Housea for the Jaolatioa of lbip- SHOE ; :• •· ceptance._ ' · • ' I . ..· EDMUND ,!IUTRIMAcS• 11om In . Ru.,lo of Llti>V..ol., ""'"'"' Ito ...d - ,._ 1M• I· ~:'! Unlvtorslty of Kanp, In Llthuan- ·fi. ln.. ·1935. ~ 4ht post grHu•n : -II et the Unl ...fllty of Kon10·; Radlologv •ncl a.neral MecHclne. Residency i• United St•'"' was at the ·lochest.r,.• N. County. llioii>itol I" 1M '-"" - i"'3l•*•tmiM:r " :.......... n~ A..odation MPica~ 0~ S-l>l!l<fl .. . . . . . .· -..,, * General. ...-d Amprlc.el' Alaoclation. Ito "inolntoiM . ·~· off~-. "-In .St., ,..,,.;.oy. ' .BEST WISHES ( OnlY ~nd Congrotulotions cul. ' • (National Hospital Week May 12-18) I AND CONGRATULATIONS FOR YOUR SERVICE TO THE BEND AREA ,- $9.95 ALL METAL -'REM,t\INDER OF SALE- 9 TO 6 DAILY HARTLEY and BENNETT ""-·~ Ai!il'<\"j7!,!' f 111 SHOE S.TORE adfertilecl COLLINS JEWELRY ' Where Yoar Coalhlenee 11 Jaltllled E. Mail! St. Pomerey Congratulations c. *""""' ..,.. fb. on North OP·EH ·HOUSE ltDind ' Avrenul', AT ' .CONGRATULATIONS TO ' . . ...... . ... . , Meigs General ,....., v, ~ -- ,. ' ' ., Meigs General Hospital · ' , On your excellent past performance in giving this area I FIRST IN QUALITY FAIREST IN . - PRICES FASTEST IN ' c::cc1VIt"r: •• . -. ' ; O ~iri- ·~pi I 0!;14.fa{ the'efell_e':lt ser~tce you are r~n- ' ' Meigs General Kotpitctl ·Friday, ~J 17 .QOM.'T ·MISS ...., .... .. - RAWLINGS-COATS t _, ', -~,~~·o~f. c .~r'(luriitrilis a8Y::1A 1dttay3ut• f:; .."' ...... " ROB~I~SONS· .LAUNDRY . .. '¥ '/"'' ' •,, , ' . ' .. .I l• aw~:!!i~:~~ive· '.·~ '· " ,' ~- ' ,;. ' ' • ; 1:. , . L1AU ...., 'rfl0 I .. ' ' '· ... •• ~' -. • · ·Be Held Sunday . ' /: ' T1te Rev. C. •E. Hoyt, pas~ot .o.t. the First Baptist Churcb will - ~ . speaker for th• PJ'Ilj!ram wllh · Fred I. Ga~er, .pastor. ol 1tbt! .·.' Church or Chr:ist gi¥ing the Inn;.,· cati&R and · Bene!lletion. Rev. ~ R. Kollkrigbt, pastor of J:leaUt Met·hodist churdl will read the Scziptur-e les.JOn· and . the prayer . , will lbe givett by ·~h~ Rev. N. l Bordon, pastor of lbe Mt Maria~ Baptist Ctnu'ch. '. . "'l'i. , Funeral services for Mrs. JohJ1 PbilliJl", 91, who died at tb·~ trome of her daughte~, :l;(rs. J . W. McMurray, Pqmero}', W~nesday manning will be held · Friday at • , I i ·f! .P. M. m t.he Ewj.ng FUneral Speci.ai music will include th~ •• Rome with burial to be ma:de in 1 prfeesaional "Ever Onward" an!l: Beech Grove Ce.rnet.ery. "1 'Ilhe deceased Will' tt~J wife of "Sy~phony ..No. 5" by ,Beetbo,ven ·~ } the f-ormer John Phillips who by til! .School Band; the .an~ t,·, ~ served marw yeart on t•he Pmn·e· ~'God 0£ All ·Nature" and; ~· 'J.r ,• roy Police bepartrfien.t ,as Cbi ~f fhoral pr~ response l)y tlie of Police. Her death came on he~· Girls Glee elub and a lty~ by . ,: !Ust birthf.ay. the rongregation accompanied bt, ''·'~:. · 1~,% ··, Friends c.alt at t.h·: Ewing the Doand. ,!,. ~ .. Funeral Home at anY, _t.Uite. maY Cases Heard. Court ~uit As~ Li Mayors COurt .' '$850 Back Reni ·. · ·\ :;:;·.'. 'f'- .....:1 "' · be a trophy to the wanner · . priz~s of $8, $6. $4 and~ . Baccalaqreate ~rviel!!& for th! \ in· the horse show cla56es C\tss of 1957 •' Middlepor,t Hi.gh Sthool will be held at I P. M. Sunday at the High School audh '. toriwa. · '" . .' i t - IBa-:-laureate· Scheduled Friday After Attending The ltellwa . 'Middl·eport H"I!h ~ · Pleasure Hor,.; !lve gaitHorse; western Pleasure Pony, to 56"; Parade Pony; ·Open · Ho.,e; Keg stake Race; 56" or under; West.- tner,ai·Services ol _~ •! .'"'\ abd 15 needea repair. ...,. .1· · Five bodies were found in onl. Apparently they were UJeDl· ·! of one family . . . injured ' }Vere .t Hen tO hosia the nearby towns of Ojm .. mil, Plainview, Tulia and Amoril• lo. Cbunty Jaycees aonoum:ed Tbe ~ of tornadGeJ kept ~ all is nowr" In readine11 h•nd1e JUiclents in Dur panie: annual horae abow One tor, dowa sev~n boauet iD Uae May 19, at the community of Gold1toa md ~... Fairgrounds, starting other damaged five in a ~I I P.M. area five miles west of t)1e elt.J Sturm o! W$AZ-TV of Clarendon. Still another hit · of ceremoniea tor the Plaons, a town on tbe wEstern .slde will be 15 classes held panhandle, destroyiiag . ·a Lead-In Pony: Three gaited fl,ome and two business houses. mane and tail; Parade H~j!!Je; '~;;:: Pleasure Pony, under 48' 1: , John· ~hillips therein. . 3. The nationally advertised price guarantees tun ant! uniform value. ·. 4. Exchange privilege. If you ever wish to I urn In yonr K<epsake toward and'ther Keepsake of greater value, at any one of thousands pf Keepsake Jewelers In the U.S.A. aod Ita territories. , OPEN ·" MAY..:l5th to MAY 18th , People of Our A~ea f-# .., · storm theri struck. ?• .' J a • 1'lie .., . A few 'minutes later part tf t~ · l. town wU !l m-.r .of t-ubble. ' ted said ~ homes were destro~.ct had been damaged ¥evet!f{ · ' I . r 2. Guaranteed ~ GOod, llc•n•beJ!Io( .00 CE " ' Give Yau Thia 4-Peint Protectioll · 1. The famous KeepW;e ~.~ned by lhe maker and your olfwelu, ~:r rfllit lil!OUJ riD& and guarante;. a perltct d!efti!OI'IIl' flf •1 ttb eo1or Ull to _<!g~ of tbe. boy..,·· know wllat1bll' .. l To The .. · a:a,. OUR SINCERE Service RIGULAR $119.00 VALUI ·s~l8 . Modem In eyery detall is this 'll~to.tbe-riiinute surgery room at Meigs General Hospital where hundreds in the past few years by the skill of local surgeons ha•e g;~ined a new ot·-~i· 112¥1 le~~Se on life. ' Keep Up The .Good Work Meigs General HOSPITAL \ BOARDS $4 · .a a • Page ' T!iree' geOns., NYC Railway Su..-...., a Shriner a.lonai.. · h AtMctih Temple, Mo41cel Soolety, KITCHEN SINKS ~ J.ROMING • The·OoHy 5enttnei}:Pomero}J.Middl~rt) Ohto rn~;. t ;q~ :~ He. CL0$1·0UT OH · . , , • • For Your Excellent Boon tlllnklnt oloouf pvlllnt in o now Kltchon Sink! Horo i1 • r11l vtlue , •• •ttd wt tllln' II It tilt b"'t offor yoo'll find 'onywhtfo, exas· 81DS Commencement To Main Streef., Pomeroy. . Is • -ICIIII IMiety, mombor· of t!'o Mt.J• County dlql -loti.... .. . SINGLE COPY--Oc • . . Iii 1952. lllo oiflco lo 1-tod on CHOOSe WITH CONFIDENCE Weor With Pride .... H,Jrry! ,} The Medical a hospital is rather complieated. in Jts function. No t only are th& uldiv.icJu::,J mei1}bers responsible for the care of ..th.eir patientS ·witbJ.n the 'hospital, but tl'ley as a fTOUPI mu:-Jt be :a. self govem-4lg group tesponsible to th~ patient and to the governing board ol the "hM· pita! for tbeiF acts: IM:o.ot:t::;;·~~ do RDt. realize the -~ good organization of their: attend.\ng phyaioi.Rn is there to c.ve Cor ·their needs. the mul· tiple oU1er duties are DJ;lt k'toWil nor considered. The· S~ . mtlit meet at least nnce each month and devote at least one ~tour each meeting to medical top~ •nd .in_ revieW of charts af numerol,lS p.a· t-ients. A complete record mw:t be IJlS.de of each patient · in thehospital tn~ iJr review of these charts 11t meeting,, d,i&,~nosis · and trea ~me nt· must 'be in lifte. the .staff itself is responsible for· new members to t!J..e staff · ·and after a phys:iCiap submits ail ai>pJic·a~ tlon for appointment ·end credentials applicaticn must be r~ viewed and passed on by th;5 staff f:f the hospital before &;."· . . """' . . ..... • c....,_ofllhowtn ._,... .W F..U.r, -Holy loothlol,. 1oo "" ··- lolo .... . , _ """ ......, $4 .. 62 to 70 Low ""itht In ... ..... ...., ...... low ... - .. 19th century, hospitals changed in pw:paae awl WAtUM, wMre they had been places to supply Iooct, shelter and aente medieal , care, they now began to provide skill .nursing and medieat care to the population as a whole. With this change, they also grew rapidly in. numbers, as many religious, fra. ternaJ and community groups began to found hospitals for tbe Cll'fl of the sick__ and wounded. . OIIIol -.t, clouoly ..;. ....., - . .. Clou4y fbu..day, Miy 16, 1857 ' Traces To Year1524 JleH,._ Jr_NIIIIIIIIereo de Ia JlloCricoNt de .Te1U. !be tlnt nan Or exiltiJtre 1lr'8N indeed hard on"!l for at co.Cemed with tblJ bo!p!tol Br Unlttoi P - - Wednesday, May 15, 1957 three tJstera of tbe order of Lea '!'' enttne as llldtollou and wlll> the help of w • .. ~ot.etll'a rJae I~ ff1 I'JMtJtJ......H ..... be• . ?ff""'-t.• _,.... ~~-~.~ ~ . . . -~.'\f. 'l'"'"'·•'·J.:i·~ l"' The Doily sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Weather I N0.27 ' C~ W... JlliJIHiar heJ.ief, the firat bOipital in North America wu nQ1 fonn 4 ed b;r Benjamin Franklin In PtiUadelphia, but by Cortez at Mexioo City in 11524, bet.. ter thu 200 years Prior to the founding of Pennsylvania Hospital. TbJa hotpitaJ wa1 named by Cortez:, 11 the hospital of Emmaculate Coneeption, 1nd later became the IHotpUal ofletul of. Nazareth, and is .rttill in operation today . In 1639. the Hotel Dieu was ·lounded in Quebec by the dutche.ra of AisuUlon, niece of the Cardinal $ ; Wednesday;· May ·l!>-,· 1t};5TT> ' Page Two J u _,.,_ • Br VERGIL C. HA YIS ! - -Mr. and Mrs. E. J . Hill . . Miss 81\rbara Ann Wehrung of end with relativ e,s in Columbus. .:.Olumbua was the weekend gue.,t Mr. -and Mn. E. J . Hill were Lt. Cedric Parker left Mo.nda ' Jf Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wehrune: after .a 30 day furloUJb with his bulineas vlsiton in ParkersburJ md other relatives. parents, Mr. and' Mn. Pearl Tuesday. .:__ -:Mrs. Wilma Stobart returnecl ~rke.r. He will leave soon for 1ome, Monday from Meigs Gene.- Korea. PTA TO MI!T where ~he . was a p ~ 1) Hospital Letart Falls PTL'. wtll meet at Mrs. Ed W!Be of Columbiana Hospital • ..t .. • ner waa served at the home of R~he 6--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mictdleport, 0 ., May 15, 1957 . POMEROY SOCIETY Mason Parent Teacher Ass'n 31st Wedding Installs New Officer Group Anniversary · Officers for t'he . next .s.cholll grOU;P to purChase $600 worth of Is Observed • year were instal·led at special band equipment to be uaed ex • e ' evening . .<~. · · Two acti·ons · were ..,,el'rd jr, Pomeroy MaYer's eo&rt Wedr'~&- · day night by Ma.yor E r l'. RObin· son when Harty ~le forfeit :!d a $25 bond for EIP~C ~nd B,o.bert Bowles wu' ft.p6d ' $l0 . a~~ cost.'l for reckless _* ,fatiOn. , . Both arrests ~~ "Mnl·1 made bv Lhe state PetrOl. TOWJL \t~U .aJso anD..ounccd that meter ;t~ll,eetions tor the- period May 'l . ~ tn.~ loth totalled ;pjl6.4D.,,,,,,. Clyde A. Mills of SyN.cuse CUed suJt for e:a~ plus itt back reni on7y vi.n Phabn and Alvie of Syracuse. · AccWdilag"'to th~ gC,nted by the O'Brien & hr due in rcc.nt .at ~n~~;~~ frm'n the defendants · lod elJ;tendlng from jan. .!h1:ougb Marcb 31, 1937. �.' J ' - ., • • eqtft Methodist hurch Stewards ting Is Held at Heath Methodist Cburc:h. .A aenera1 difeussion was held on t.he chu.reh bUdget and the 'P. priNiehlna Every Member Canvas11 . Mrs. 0 . P. Klein gave a report of Jllbbo, ·or the Fl- the Every Member Canvass at a ceremonies held at the meelinJ elusively by students of th t• The lhirty-flrst weEiding anniverec-=•uioq ~prnldtd at • Huntin~oa Metbodiat Church <'S a of the Mason PTA held in the echool. lity of Mr. 10d Mr1. Leo Russell, nt mettina Of the Commission suuestion for the local project. The group also voted to can· Denver, Colo., was observed SunMason Elementa-ry School .m the ,.Chur<h. StewardJ Nondl>' tribute a share of the expenses day when a surprise potluck din· Tuei'day evening. 'f > ebalrm"'' ·' - l • ~ needed ta send a M~on Coum.y delegate lo Lhe National PTA co'l· Yention in Cincinnati. The PTA went on record a• being in support or all local law enforcement officers in "promot· ing trafric safety in the area. U was pointed out that the new highw~ty, when completed, would bring speedsters into the fore as they passed tbrough the town. Outgoing president, Woodro.v f'oreman ·f,hankec! the group fn · Edward Riokard was installed as president of -t he group and 1;poke ·brie fly to the memben promising to do his best to mak .cthe coming year a suceessf.u.I om: Other officers installed arc Charlie D. Carr, vice pr~iden · Mrs. Denver Artis, ~erelary; ~n · 1 Dor Ebcrsbach, treasurer . Mn 1 Alire Smil'h, a teacher at llu: .\1ason School directed the insL.o~f. latir>.n .service. \ A discu~>S ion of a propos!'! brought before fhe PTA in las! month'J meeting concerning t~~ purehne or band instrument! Willi held and brought a vote ~t", ag.ainst the ·propoJill. Direc~'l· .., . • •,; .. James Brt'en had requested th ..: r..:r.. · ·Goessler's i :, .. t. - 2. ; '. : ~ .. ' ., •• A :-· ;. ..:: . ! : ~·:eu~.;.ovA i, - - -- - · :"<··-· ·-Qiv~n tO m.ore Graduates tJWn any,. other fine watch! I· !.. lW.J her father , John Werner, and this daughter, Katherine. Middlepbrt, dinner was served buffet style and the anniversary cake was baked by Mrs. Curtis Johnson, Ra cine. Other.! present were MrS. Mar· auerlte w erner, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson 3 nd children, Cheryl, Christy, Linda apd Ricky, Colum· Mr . and Mn. Marvin Redman children, Susie, Marty and Mr. and Mrs. John __ since Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dixon aud 11nd Mrs. Ed Swank of North ;on Ricky of Columbus were Lima arrived Monday for ·a visi: with Mrs. Ray Seidenable a.n::l .Yeekend guests of Mr. and Mrs ~1r. and Mrs. Howard Stewart. ~erbert Dixon -and !amUy. Mrs. Rachel Detwiler ot DeRobert Phil G{lrdncr or Colum· troit, Mich., i.s the guel'lt of th~~ lUS t·he weekend with h is Ethel and Clara Garlanrt l;;:l~i~~!~.l:s, Mr. an-1 Mrs. Phil MiSses Minersville. Mrs. Robert Gooch and d•ueh · Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bostet ten, Teri!'S'a and Cynt!l.ia returned :nd family of Gallipol.is were tll to lhc1r home in Columbus today ).unday "'uests of her .parents, after a visit with her parents, \!r. and Mrs. Phil Williamson . Mr. and Mrs . Dallas Hasslt>r md son Jerry of Columbus wer Neekend guests of he~ · paTen_t..s. i. !. t ri. • • tb~ grade 'School May 15 at 7 : ~0 P. M. Installation of officers wtU bt held. otan Harrison, Pomeroy. will organize Cub ScoUt troop at the meeting. All mother& .are re· quested to be present with boys wishing to jo-in the . troop. MJ:" Naomi Stobarf, president, Wlil preside. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm ~IsH ed Mr. and Mn . Robert Gnmm and family in Columbus. .r; I•.. Style 970 ·. I '\ ! i. ''lc•• lnclutlt •• ferJerol to• On I ~ • ~"ssler Jewelry STORI' ~ . ... :.court St. Ponicro) ~ ......* HARTLEYc ' SHOt ~ "Middle OJ ~ ~ SPRING 10. .BIG DAYS I'OMEROY ~yers , with pestiJance, fire and Jrull•n• to contend with and was also burned and later badly damagft(l by ·1un lire from the English fleet. This bospital had only the- bartj&t necea. llities . for operation, uain1 rough planttpa for beds and tablea. Through all thi1, the Institution it.,.,.urvived •nd to¢af is one of the clty'• leadillJ: ·b otpitall with 273 hedo, The llrtt hospital to be utllbJiaht!d Jn what is nw the United States, wu at New York, t.ben ealled New Am.sterd•m, in JIJN at the .-uggeatlon of .Snob H. Varnnna:er, surgeon to the Dutch West India Company, as a place of treat.. ment for eoldien and slavM of the Duteb Wett lnJija Company. The population in Hiw York at that time wa1 uound 1,000. As PhJiadelphia. Botton, New York aftd Cblrlelton "lrew 11 set· port towns, it heea.mt neteMary to establish hoapitala , c•lled Peat Housea for the Jaolatioa of lbip- SHOE ; :• •· ceptance._ ' · • ' I . ..· EDMUND ,!IUTRIMAcS• 11om In . Ru.,lo of Llti>V..ol., ""'"'"' Ito ...d - ,._ 1M• I· ~:'! Unlvtorslty of Kanp, In Llthuan- ·fi. ln.. ·1935. ~ 4ht post grHu•n : -II et the Unl ...fllty of Kon10·; Radlologv •ncl a.neral MecHclne. Residency i• United St•'"' was at the ·lochest.r,.• N. County. llioii>itol I" 1M '-"" - i"'3l•*•tmiM:r " :.......... n~ A..odation MPica~ 0~ S-l>l!l<fl .. . . . . . .· -..,, * General. ...-d Amprlc.el' Alaoclation. Ito "inolntoiM . ·~· off~-. "-In .St., ,..,,.;.oy. ' .BEST WISHES ( OnlY ~nd Congrotulotions cul. ' • (National Hospital Week May 12-18) I AND CONGRATULATIONS FOR YOUR SERVICE TO THE BEND AREA ,- $9.95 ALL METAL -'REM,t\INDER OF SALE- 9 TO 6 DAILY HARTLEY and BENNETT ""-·~ Ai!il'<\"j7!,!' f 111 SHOE S.TORE adfertilecl COLLINS JEWELRY ' Where Yoar Coalhlenee 11 Jaltllled E. Mail! St. Pomerey Congratulations c. *""""' ..,.. fb. on North OP·EH ·HOUSE ltDind ' Avrenul', AT ' .CONGRATULATIONS TO ' . . ...... . ... . , Meigs General ,....., v, ~ -- ,. ' ' ., Meigs General Hospital · ' , On your excellent past performance in giving this area I FIRST IN QUALITY FAIREST IN . - PRICES FASTEST IN ' c::cc1VIt"r: •• . -. ' ; O ~iri- ·~pi I 0!;14.fa{ the'efell_e':lt ser~tce you are r~n- ' ' Meigs General Kotpitctl ·Friday, ~J 17 .QOM.'T ·MISS ...., .... .. - RAWLINGS-COATS t _, ', -~,~~·o~f. c .~r'(luriitrilis a8Y::1A 1dttay3ut• f:; .."' ...... " ROB~I~SONS· .LAUNDRY . .. '¥ '/"'' ' •,, , ' . ' .. .I l• aw~:!!i~:~~ive· '.·~ '· " ,' ~- ' ,;. ' ' • ; 1:. , . L1AU ...., 'rfl0 I .. ' ' '· ... •• ~' -. • · ·Be Held Sunday . ' /: ' T1te Rev. C. •E. Hoyt, pas~ot .o.t. the First Baptist Churcb will - ~ . speaker for th• PJ'Ilj!ram wllh · Fred I. Ga~er, .pastor. ol 1tbt! .·.' Church or Chr:ist gi¥ing the Inn;.,· cati&R and · Bene!lletion. Rev. ~ R. Kollkrigbt, pastor of J:leaUt Met·hodist churdl will read the Scziptur-e les.JOn· and . the prayer . , will lbe givett by ·~h~ Rev. N. l Bordon, pastor of lbe Mt Maria~ Baptist Ctnu'ch. '. . "'l'i. , Funeral services for Mrs. JohJ1 PbilliJl", 91, who died at tb·~ trome of her daughte~, :l;(rs. J . W. McMurray, Pqmero}', W~nesday manning will be held · Friday at • , I i ·f! .P. M. m t.he Ewj.ng FUneral Speci.ai music will include th~ •• Rome with burial to be ma:de in 1 prfeesaional "Ever Onward" an!l: Beech Grove Ce.rnet.ery. "1 'Ilhe deceased Will' tt~J wife of "Sy~phony ..No. 5" by ,Beetbo,ven ·~ } the f-ormer John Phillips who by til! .School Band; the .an~ t,·, ~ served marw yeart on t•he Pmn·e· ~'God 0£ All ·Nature" and; ~· 'J.r ,• roy Police bepartrfien.t ,as Cbi ~f fhoral pr~ response l)y tlie of Police. Her death came on he~· Girls Glee elub and a lty~ by . ,: !Ust birthf.ay. the rongregation accompanied bt, ''·'~:. · 1~,% ··, Friends c.alt at t.h·: Ewing the Doand. ,!,. ~ .. Funeral Home at anY, _t.Uite. maY Cases Heard. Court ~uit As~ Li Mayors COurt .' '$850 Back Reni ·. · ·\ :;:;·.'. 'f'- .....:1 "' · be a trophy to the wanner · . priz~s of $8, $6. $4 and~ . Baccalaqreate ~rviel!!& for th! \ in· the horse show cla56es C\tss of 1957 •' Middlepor,t Hi.gh Sthool will be held at I P. M. Sunday at the High School audh '. toriwa. · '" . .' i t - IBa-:-laureate· Scheduled Friday After Attending The ltellwa . 'Middl·eport H"I!h ~ · Pleasure Hor,.; !lve gaitHorse; western Pleasure Pony, to 56"; Parade Pony; ·Open · Ho.,e; Keg stake Race; 56" or under; West.- tner,ai·Services ol _~ •! .'"'\ abd 15 needea repair. ...,. .1· · Five bodies were found in onl. Apparently they were UJeDl· ·! of one family . . . injured ' }Vere .t Hen tO hosia the nearby towns of Ojm .. mil, Plainview, Tulia and Amoril• lo. Cbunty Jaycees aonoum:ed Tbe ~ of tornadGeJ kept ~ all is nowr" In readine11 h•nd1e JUiclents in Dur panie: annual horae abow One tor, dowa sev~n boauet iD Uae May 19, at the community of Gold1toa md ~... Fairgrounds, starting other damaged five in a ~I I P.M. area five miles west of t)1e elt.J Sturm o! W$AZ-TV of Clarendon. Still another hit · of ceremoniea tor the Plaons, a town on tbe wEstern .slde will be 15 classes held panhandle, destroyiiag . ·a Lead-In Pony: Three gaited fl,ome and two business houses. mane and tail; Parade H~j!!Je; '~;;:: Pleasure Pony, under 48' 1: , John· ~hillips therein. . 3. The nationally advertised price guarantees tun ant! uniform value. ·. 4. Exchange privilege. If you ever wish to I urn In yonr K<epsake toward and'ther Keepsake of greater value, at any one of thousands pf Keepsake Jewelers In the U.S.A. aod Ita territories. , OPEN ·" MAY..:l5th to MAY 18th , People of Our A~ea f-# .., · storm theri struck. ?• .' J a • 1'lie .., . A few 'minutes later part tf t~ · l. town wU !l m-.r .of t-ubble. ' ted said ~ homes were destro~.ct had been damaged ¥evet!f{ · ' I . r 2. Guaranteed ~ GOod, llc•n•beJ!Io( .00 CE " ' Give Yau Thia 4-Peint Protectioll · 1. The famous KeepW;e ~.~ned by lhe maker and your olfwelu, ~:r rfllit lil!OUJ riD& and guarante;. a perltct d!efti!OI'IIl' flf •1 ttb eo1or Ull to _<!g~ of tbe. boy..,·· know wllat1bll' .. l To The .. · a:a,. OUR SINCERE Service RIGULAR $119.00 VALUI ·s~l8 . Modem In eyery detall is this 'll~to.tbe-riiinute surgery room at Meigs General Hospital where hundreds in the past few years by the skill of local surgeons ha•e g;~ined a new ot·-~i· 112¥1 le~~Se on life. ' Keep Up The .Good Work Meigs General HOSPITAL \ BOARDS $4 · .a a • Page ' T!iree' geOns., NYC Railway Su..-...., a Shriner a.lonai.. · h AtMctih Temple, Mo41cel Soolety, KITCHEN SINKS ~ J.ROMING • The·OoHy 5enttnei}:Pomero}J.Middl~rt) Ohto rn~;. t ;q~ :~ He. CL0$1·0UT OH · . , , • • For Your Excellent Boon tlllnklnt oloouf pvlllnt in o now Kltchon Sink! Horo i1 • r11l vtlue , •• •ttd wt tllln' II It tilt b"'t offor yoo'll find 'onywhtfo, exas· 81DS Commencement To Main Streef., Pomeroy. . Is • -ICIIII IMiety, mombor· of t!'o Mt.J• County dlql -loti.... .. . SINGLE COPY--Oc • . . Iii 1952. lllo oiflco lo 1-tod on CHOOSe WITH CONFIDENCE Weor With Pride .... H,Jrry! ,} The Medical a hospital is rather complieated. in Jts function. No t only are th& uldiv.icJu::,J mei1}bers responsible for the care of ..th.eir patientS ·witbJ.n the 'hospital, but tl'ley as a fTOUPI mu:-Jt be :a. self govem-4lg group tesponsible to th~ patient and to the governing board ol the "hM· pita! for tbeiF acts: IM:o.ot:t::;;·~~ do RDt. realize the -~ good organization of their: attend.\ng phyaioi.Rn is there to c.ve Cor ·their needs. the mul· tiple oU1er duties are DJ;lt k'toWil nor considered. The· S~ . mtlit meet at least nnce each month and devote at least one ~tour each meeting to medical top~ •nd .in_ revieW of charts af numerol,lS p.a· t-ients. A complete record mw:t be IJlS.de of each patient · in thehospital tn~ iJr review of these charts 11t meeting,, d,i&,~nosis · and trea ~me nt· must 'be in lifte. the .staff itself is responsible for· new members to t!J..e staff · ·and after a phys:iCiap submits ail ai>pJic·a~ tlon for appointment ·end credentials applicaticn must be r~ viewed and passed on by th;5 staff f:f the hospital before &;."· . . """' . . ..... • c....,_ofllhowtn ._,... .W F..U.r, -Holy loothlol,. 1oo "" ··- lolo .... . , _ """ ......, $4 .. 62 to 70 Low ""itht In ... ..... ...., ...... low ... - .. 19th century, hospitals changed in pw:paae awl WAtUM, wMre they had been places to supply Iooct, shelter and aente medieal , care, they now began to provide skill .nursing and medieat care to the population as a whole. With this change, they also grew rapidly in. numbers, as many religious, fra. ternaJ and community groups began to found hospitals for tbe Cll'fl of the sick__ and wounded. . OIIIol -.t, clouoly ..;. ....., - . .. Clou4y fbu..day, Miy 16, 1857 ' Traces To Year1524 JleH,._ Jr_NIIIIIIIIereo de Ia JlloCricoNt de .Te1U. !be tlnt nan Or exiltiJtre 1lr'8N indeed hard on"!l for at co.Cemed with tblJ bo!p!tol Br Unlttoi P - - Wednesday, May 15, 1957 three tJstera of tbe order of Lea '!'' enttne as llldtollou and wlll> the help of w • .. ~ot.etll'a rJae I~ ff1 I'JMtJtJ......H ..... be• . ?ff""'-t.• _,.... ~~-~.~ ~ . . . -~.'\f. 'l'"'"'·•'·J.:i·~ l"' The Doily sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Weather I N0.27 ' C~ W... JlliJIHiar heJ.ief, the firat bOipital in North America wu nQ1 fonn 4 ed b;r Benjamin Franklin In PtiUadelphia, but by Cortez at Mexioo City in 11524, bet.. ter thu 200 years Prior to the founding of Pennsylvania Hospital. TbJa hotpitaJ wa1 named by Cortez:, 11 the hospital of Emmaculate Coneeption, 1nd later became the IHotpUal ofletul of. Nazareth, and is .rttill in operation today . In 1639. the Hotel Dieu was ·lounded in Quebec by the dutche.ra of AisuUlon, niece of the Cardinal $ ; Wednesday;· May ·l!>-,· 1t};5TT> ' Page Two J u _,.,_ • Br VERGIL C. HA YIS ! - -Mr. and Mrs. E. J . Hill . . Miss 81\rbara Ann Wehrung of end with relativ e,s in Columbus. .:.Olumbua was the weekend gue.,t Mr. -and Mn. E. J . Hill were Lt. Cedric Parker left Mo.nda ' Jf Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wehrune: after .a 30 day furloUJb with his bulineas vlsiton in ParkersburJ md other relatives. parents, Mr. and' Mn. Pearl Tuesday. .:__ -:Mrs. Wilma Stobart returnecl ~rke.r. He will leave soon for 1ome, Monday from Meigs Gene.- Korea. PTA TO MI!T where ~he . was a p ~ 1) Hospital Letart Falls PTL'. wtll meet at Mrs. Ed W!Be of Columbiana Hospital • ..t .. • ner waa served at the home of R~he 6--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mictdleport, 0 ., May 15, 1957 . POMEROY SOCIETY Mason Parent Teacher Ass'n 31st Wedding Installs New Officer Group Anniversary · Officers for t'he . next .s.cholll grOU;P to purChase $600 worth of Is Observed • year were instal·led at special band equipment to be uaed ex • e ' evening . .<~. · · Two acti·ons · were ..,,el'rd jr, Pomeroy MaYer's eo&rt Wedr'~&- · day night by Ma.yor E r l'. RObin· son when Harty ~le forfeit :!d a $25 bond for EIP~C ~nd B,o.bert Bowles wu' ft.p6d ' $l0 . a~~ cost.'l for reckless _* ,fatiOn. , . Both arrests ~~ "Mnl·1 made bv Lhe state PetrOl. TOWJL \t~U .aJso anD..ounccd that meter ;t~ll,eetions tor the- period May 'l . ~ tn.~ loth totalled ;pjl6.4D.,,,,,,. Clyde A. Mills of SyN.cuse CUed suJt for e:a~ plus itt back reni on7y vi.n Phabn and Alvie of Syracuse. · AccWdilag"'to th~ gC,nted by the O'Brien & hr due in rcc.nt .at ~n~~;~~ frm'n the defendants · lod elJ;tendlng from jan. .!h1:ougb Marcb 31, 1937. �' J • ' J .... • lfMtfl Methodist hurch Stewards eeting Is Held evening 1t Chur<:b. A general ComiP!uj~ .PrtDded '' I moe~ of \he Commloalon the Cll1111:h Sto>ovdi Monday ' d~UAion IUS held t~p­ proatbinc Every Kember Canvas& . Mrs. 0 . P . Klein gave 1 report of the Every Member Canvua at a ceremonles beld at the meeLinJ: Huntinzt;on Methodist Church a& a of the Mason PTA held in the •uu:estion for the loeal project. Maaou Elementary School i>n Tuuday evening. Edward Rh•';ard was Installed as president of the group a-nd spoke •briefly to the members promising tc.- do his best to mak! lhP coming year a succcssfuJ l)ftl..: . Other officers insta ll ed arc Charlie D. Carr. vice pr~iden · Mrs. Denver Artili, secretary; ~n · ! Dnr Ebersbach, • rea~>urer. Mr.>. Alice Smil'h, a wacher at the Mason school directed the inst.Il· la-tion serviee. \ ft discussion of a propos2l ·Goessler's b h b l h . PT 1 elusively ·: iJUL;.OVA of the enforcement officers In promO'i.ing traffic safety in the area. •t . d '1 . was pomte out that the new hl~hw;ry, when co~pleted, w.ould bnng speedsters mto t-he fore as they ~assed t~rough the town. Outgomg president, W.oodro.v Foreman f,hanke£! ·the Mr. and Mrs. E. J . HHl. end with relative.. in Colwnbua. Mt. and Mn. E. J . Hill were LL Cedric Parker left IIMdaJ after .a 30 day furlOUJh witb bJa buJinen visitors in PartersburJ 'II • an:l Mn. Harcy Webru.ng parents, Mr. anct Mra. Pearl TUesday. .:._ other relativea. The thirty.first wedding aiUl.iver· Mrs. Wilma Stobart returned P.t;rter. He will leave s.oo.n for PTA TO MElT aity of Mr. and Mr.s. Leo Ruuell, hc•m• Monday Jrom .Meigs Ger.e..- Korea. Letart FaiLs PTA will meet at Mrs. Ed Wiae of Columbiana Denver, Colo., was obaerved sun· al Hospital where .she wu a P'" and Mrs. Ed Swank of North tM. a:rade iiCbool May 1~ at 7 :30 day when a surprise potluck din· ient s.inee Friday. ner was served at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dixon and Lima arrived Monday for a Y.isi: P. M. lnstallation of oft1eera wtll her father , John Werner, and •his iOn kR!ckdY of Columbus were with Mrs. Ray Seidenable and be held. Olan Harrison, Pomeroy, will ortanize Cub Scout troop at dauchter, Katherine. Middlep6rt, '~eti en guesta of Mr. and Mra. 'ir. and Mrs. Howard Stewart. the meeting. All mothers are re· Mrs. Rachel Detwller of l)e.. RD. ~erbert Dixon -and famHy. . The djnner was ser·:ed buffet Robert Pbil G{'rdncr of Colum- trait, Mich., is tbe guest of lb.- quested to be present with boiS atyle and the anniversary cake was )US the weekend with his MiSses Ethel and Clara Garla-nrt wishing to join the troop. M~" NaOmi Stobart, president, will bake-d by Mrs. Curtis Johnson, Ra , Mr. anJ Mrs. Phil Minersvil le. Mrs. rtobert Gooch and daug·h· preside. tlDe. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm vish Othe-r5 present were Mrl'. Mar. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boslei ters, Teren and Cynthia returned auerile Werner, Mr. and Mrs. Har· .:nd family of Gallipoiis were 'tl1' to the~r home in Columbus toda; ed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimm family in Columbu.t. ry Johnson and children, Cheryl, guests of her .parents, arter a visit with her parepts, Christy, Linda apd Ricky, Colum· \t:r. and Mrs. Phil Williamson . bus; Mr. and Mu. Marvin Redman Mr. -and Mrs. DallaS Ha-ssler and childre_n, susie, Marty and· son Jerry of Co-~umbus wer Mlu Barb••• Ann WehrullJI of po!ombas· was tbe weekend gue...-t ___ • ~ • t .' •' ' ' . . ' \ ' . l SH: Best Wishes led•r•l fer~ HARTL ' WI,L I ~~:·~~::::1 ~;;~~~~~P;OMEROY H.urry! H c Chillicothe V . H. Hospqital. Brav· anrl many wero Kttrscted to th1 !IOnal saUafaetic:,l) . In being pe:·· Jng unseasonably co ld weathc stadium by the 1:00 P. M. drun. mit ted to f~K:us the •·spotlight" of 2MXl were on band to hear Gov· corn~ Following ,· ..~ pu b)!c attent 1on on the outstand· ....., exhibition. ernur O'N&ill set the tempo of was the highlight of formal acti· in.g services fendered by ML the OC<'IUlion. He called -atlen.tlon v~llcs, tbe Commemorative Fro gram honoring the birth ann: vcrs.ary of Floren~e NightlngJI*' tht'l Memorial ~ervice at 18:30 Brig. Gen. Sam F. Seeley of th•' A . M. Tha.t attitude seemed ,c Army Surgeon General's Offic~ sjla1'k every event throughout the spoke on the tremendous advanc12 ·huun!l of th-e overall prog1'1&1lL cs In millt.ry medicine. ~ccordAH activities Wt'Te e.rrled out RS ing to ·h-i,m the greatest aehiev~IIIC<11el_luled except the ·fireworks mentt have· been Ln the Held!l of finale. It was canceiJed .beca:us•" surgery and In bf~ing medicc~l nf tho .Freezing temperature th.at service• to the wounded more forCtid patients inP.Ide and .sent quickly through the utiUiaUon of lhe pubUc b~me earl)•. . Air Force transportation. He ~0:1 Gov~no•· O'Neill also cited the eluded his remarks by emphasa.: lng the threats of new weapon~ tnqlOrtant'e or Ohio in the mtr and uldng an audience of about tary defense of the nation. He pointed out the responsibHltir:s SOOO if -they were medh:all¥_ready In the event an atomle bomb Is or Individual i:ltizens to ~efend ever used agalhst ·UI. .Mn. Cart w. .and maintain the demoeraf.e ZeUer, national pre~ldent of the pr!nciplell of our nation. Suppl~ American Legion Auxiliary, told n'cntlng the- . Governor'! remarkJ how the American Lellon ha' were those or Fred W. Thacker, helped Jive voice to the neet's State Commander of the Ameri· of the disabled. ve4;erans and how ean Legion. Mr. Thacker gave ~ d h ruume or .the LeRion's ·history own t rough the- ye&n tbla tw. and tts dedication to constant lnl- Implement~ th~ tradiUoM'l ldNls or demoene)' that\ ...the state ex p:Ntvement tn hospUal e1re of lets for iervi•e to lhe lndl"'.z .. ual." dbabled ·veterans. -.-"' Public l.nterest in .the v . A Dr. Aithur -S. · f'llemmLng, pr,: · .medleal protram was shown .b3• Aldent of Ohto Wellley111 Unlver· 'the -vast number who took advan- slty, brouJh-t the Commenlor..· tap or the' edueatlonal touu tlve Pro.rram to a eloae bY prJ- · AroUnd 10,000 visited lhe various ,.nlln1 the PIYchlatrle Aide "' etintee ond faeiUt\s open for .hievement A'f'lfd tor the or appreciation due veterans bo · pitali2ed at Chij,llcothe durin,q J. I C.., OSI·OUT ON I KITCHEN SINKS Bton tllloll"9 obolll pulllnv In o "'" Kltchoo SlnU Horo b • reel vtlut • • , aM wt tt.lnk It It tilt b"'l olltr you'll find 'o..,whtft, Co'"pliments ECONOMY LOAN SAVINGS CO. Sur•day's May 5 throng of I -:;;;;:;;--;;;;;-;;;;--;:;;;;;;--;;:-:;::::-;-·-;-:-;;;-""7'"--:--c:-:--.-.,.--l 3!'i.OUU persons set a new Hospi- record crowd began to Bwc.l to Thoml$ A ·D 01 · tal o.a •. . a.ttcnd~tnce record 8t tho rapidly earl,· In the 8(ternoo1, f'lemm~nt expreMed t"man. keen perf. EXAMP RICiULAR $119.00 VALUI ~oo lnopectlon from AI.L METAL to,so-s,oo. Tile a1 Auoolallon lor M~l ' C('lleman as •a psy-chlatrle -aide at the Chlllicotbe V. A. Hospl~j,. Dr. Flemming C<Jnceives Mr. man's work as in sptr;ltual concepts OUR 'TILL 9 P.M. r .. 15th to MAY 18th SALE- 9 TO 6 DAILY .-,,. COURT ST. I, ·' ,t: y:~~~h~ell~J=~hi r 1Jav~l!ees · Annua1 -- . ·CONGRATU ,. r I I . • SCIENCE tH \ WEEK END SPECIAL Thurs. ·Fri. Sat. AUTO BRAND ' remarked to t;!Qe of tbe- boys, know what l&lt Dlfans 1:.':~.tl ~/.'. \~~e;;';;h;.~t;b::eriJat•r struck. part A weelc -after email bad been t county Jaycee~ annoin1ced all is now ln readineu annual horae show May 19, at the Fairgrounds, startina; P. M. _,' j" .l MEI:' S GENIRAL ,. -· .I . H'SPIT~b - • ..· ' 1- ,, John, ~hill ips ·Services Friday ' For Your E•cJI!.nt S."lce To O.r(lo""unity t~-~ • jf.;.'\ ~- · '\. ~. i.. 1' Funeral services for Mts. Joh11 Pbillipil, 91 , whc> died at th·~ ·home of her daught!"r, .Mrs. J . W. McMurray, Pomero)', ' Wednesday mannin~ wi\ 1 be held · Friday at ~ .P. M. in t.he Ewing Funeral kome with burial to be made in Beech Grove Cemeteey. l The deceased was• till~ . wife of the former John Pblllips who served manv years on the Pom-eroy Police Department -as Cbj ~{ of Police. Her death eame oh he.;,· !nst hirth<lay. Fricnrls maY C·a lt at f.h{' Ewing Funeral Home at any . tltne . ~ ,, '~.r<' ~ e I ... .... Wosltoble Cop To Mbteh . . . . ' . ... 69c r -. IN EW YO~K --., !CLOTHING HOUSE , ---- I THE ,, •.Ju;o ....... ~ ' .. ~. ·, ' ·.::.·· ~~}~ ,!"',,.,;. ., ,¥'1 ·•+ "' "' •.• ' •' ·- - - - -~. ~- ~-...T-h...~e..;·~~~o.;:.;t.;~.;.~" . ...'._.c_o,.._r_n_•-;ro":'f_P_o:_:m:_:e~ra.::'___!. j ,. .... •..:..- •.. , .·.~-".,.. ·I.·.. . I . . . . ,.. #I.... . ~. ' .. ~ . " ''!" •• ,...... ............... .... .........' ... . ......... -........ . ~ ' ~ ' tonum. · R I. Tile Rev. C. ' E. •' Hoy\, "pastot ol( the First Baptist Churcb w':iu -~l}e. · · '" spea)rer lor th• Pf!lir""' with Fr'ed I. Gardner, pas to,: of t-r.e "( ~­ Church of CliriM giving the fiv0.. ·' ., cati&n :and Bene'Jetion. · ReY. ~ - ' ·, R..- Konkrig,h~, pastor of }leat.h · ' Methodist Chureh will read. tb~ r:-: Scziptur-.e les.~on and the prayet 1 •..; will ibt given by :he Rev. N. ) ci: I Bardon, piStor of the Mt Moria\ Baptist Clturch1 ·' .1 ·~ • • • 1 Special music will include the Pt'VcessionaL "Ever Onward" an:i · "Symphony .. No. 6" by Beethoven by 'i:h':! .School Band; Lhe .annle '· .y '~'God of All Nature" .-nd the fhoral praYer response by the Girls Glee eJub and a hymn by !.he congregation accompanied the Band. b~ ~· . ' . r 'High :- . . Court Suit Asks Cases Heard. . hi Mayors Court $8SO Back Rent , ~-- . -. . .. ... , BaOOalaureateTo · · _Held Sunday '. Grey, Green, and Tan Jo. The . . . of tornadoes kept p.U:. ~ndle' residents .in Dear PIDic. One tor, down seven houies in Ute coml!lunity of GoldJton and another damaged five iD a ~i " area five mDe's weat of t~ . ell¥ Stonn of WSAZ-TV of Clarendon. Still another ·Jrlt •· as master of eeremonies for the Plalns, a town on the Western aJde ·. · show tliere will be l5 classea beld panban:dle, destroyi.Dg ·a in:· Lead·ln Pony: Three gaited home .and. two business hOuses. ~ ~fo~ll::m~a:~nePleasure and tail; Parade Ho11e; Po~, under' 48't: Plef..I.Su.-e Horae; five gait· Horse; Western Pleasure Pony, to 56"; Parade PoDY; ·Open Horse; Keg Or Stake Race; ~" ort under; Weat.TraU horse. . be awarded for five a trophy to the winner prizes of $8, $6, $f and $2 Baccalaqreate ~rvice~ for th! \, gii~en in· the horse show ela&&es' qus of 1957 at MiddlepQI't High. School wHl be held at 1 p, ,H. Su~day at the High School .~lid!·. MMtiiS.fOI-IF ! damaged ~~tve~ P"'a" $7.00 down payme11t ~ a.bd 15 needed repair. ~ ·~ Five bodies were found in oue home. Apparelltl)' tbey were mem! ~r:a of one family. · . The injured · ,.-ere qien ·11, bot-1· in the nearby towns Of D,im~ mit, Plainview, Tulia and AmariJ.:" I PANTS · of the · a milliS of irubble. ' HU• ~ homes were destro~l­ SHIRT and ,. , ' I J Insure In SURE Insurance ctj:£ ....~~::-'.·m:_..·~·--' ~- 1f ( f I b4LE WARNER, AGENT -4 I' AUTOMOBilE MUTUAliNSURANa CO. DAVIS-WARNER INSURANa wui Th~ tGrnado roared into snver..ton long after an alert had been soy:nded ·in the 'p.anhandJe, but residents went to be4 at ~· umal 1 hour aud. were tripped when Wlelr homes crashed upon them. A. L. Chick, a me~ber of a geophysical team statioried in SilvertlJn, said he was watching teini''ion in .a hotel a b--;1 1 wheu t .t oppld "' ·~~ "· ' STATE • YOUR 1.1.11 • two ebildren. ' ' { i r Held S~day I r '. to Cross, Eatd fir~ eshmatee showed 68. perso01 had been injured in !_he 1stortn. Thr~~ ~ber persons were reported ml5.!!'ng. · . T~e Tonado stru~ Silverton about 11 P· n:a· c. I. l_tn the aouthwestern secl:Jon, _tnliDfl through an afea about etght blocks long. Many }¥Jusea . fell_ apart. _laving , only tbe fioor •nd ~oundation. ~ An eyewitneh !131d be flaW only a bat~tub and. tbe foundation in the rums of a borne. Before the tornado descended on Silverton, it touched down at Lockney, about 17 miles to tlie southea!t, injuring a woman an4 ~Hor-se Show To ani' Herr:;· re~ld~ota Hu&ted, .~ Mrs. John 3 the CheJ-'er · Asscc-latiJn day an~ourn:ed that the annuJ' anquet or t,.."Je alum hi wGulod t.e eld June 1 at 7:30 P. M. in the 'Citr-.:rter Gym. f Chct Haddll'! banr! will play ftJI' ~ he round dance portion or th progr.am and ~White ,Beegle is I sCheduled to call the square 'dances. · Tickets ffiJ' the affair are $1.50 '{or the banquet· $l lor tht dan ce ' d ~ ts d. h an ....., c:en ues to t e yea:-. I I workers would lookillJI ·:it { Alumni lhepa3~=~· re:Cue , feared toll mount bigheT aa LDDed · e-scaped state trooper• and who PIa or IP)ury dug ' through the ruins of 215 bomes lor more vletiuu. ' ' June 1 l .Ralph 11tate relations prr ideht of d.irettor _for the A:merican Red death rk 1 I - · - 1a dMe-n tdnnels Utlt struck the' · •• ' SU.VERTON, Tex. (UP)-. A tornado .tore throUgh the Te:r· . 1 pmbandle We(lnesda,Y night, killing 20 persons, injuri{ig• · to 7_0 othel'l! and destroying or damagin' W or·oo homes in · town of Silverton. State Department of Public Safety announced the toll dead and injured in the path of the twister, one of at least ~~ght, ~- Thomas ll'cGowa 111 1 MATCHE-D UNIFORMS .. (,.:;.__ . ' ·- ' ·Mr~. George ·JeweJI,.,Krs. ~am~~U~ ·and Coflgi'Jtulations ., Meigs General CO.IJRT ST. GRILL Rescue Workers Expt:ess Fears . _ . Death Toll May.Go .Higher Willi~~- Aibbo, Xelly, Mrs. 'Thblnas Gibbs A.. B~tey, Mrs. Robert LaYne Harry Layne, Mrs. Harr ' ~~:S':r~· :eB~=~la Also , HOSPITAL ns· as WISHES We Salute $4.88 POMDOY, OHIO BEST " lNG BOARDS COb· keepJnJJ l:hfl of "senlee to • ·Mro, ~ o. Ray P1ekens Jr M · 'Ed T - PrcsJ~ing was Carl L. Scot'~ ahA Ryan and Mri. Ebe~' R:~Sh· W~rd .u.vJCEI.tlon was by n :.>" P•QG ·· · Rodger .- 0 t ch . t · ey. Jerome · .., RAM Plea!>_an~. Cha;;:Jn C~tu~hk~nl PSolint t at ~ISetnttshHow t_o be preS'ented Hospt\af Th La ae a e OBPit-.1 a gr f ·s-everal ~el~c~ons kjn dChoir gave ' ~th· grade stbdents tak~u:a~t ection of Mr F E unW~r the dir- I In a square dance. Mrs G · · · mston with · • · · Webster and Miss L Str1· k MrJr, 0. J. Bostic and N • Iand at· th · · · c Fi h , ancy wa!; b . e plano. The welcome esc er are glvJng.Iessons to Sanb t Dr. S. 0. Johneon followe-d dra Sayre, Becky Goodnite Esther J,..Y s. by Carl L. SCott and Mrs Smithson, Barbara Bostic , David t. omp.son eon-::ernlng tile volun. Chadwell, Ronnie Hester, Andy . e_er s_erv!ce 11 rendered -by variou~ Karschnik and Donnie Br~wn OigamzatJOn ~ in the area. . . The show will be held M . 21 The f!_lm on Voluntter Service a; ~~~ Ho~pital for enter-tain~eni was shown followed by a panel dis- 0 e patients ther~ . . NEHIC!.t""' Membe~IENER ROAST 8 was made up of ·Metbodist Haven ~Irs. M. Be~jamin a ~d ~~ ~- r!c;~t. ~~ motored to Leon laHf V:e1. - R~freshments were se.rv~. ~~~ fishi:y e.v~iu. g. The group we.IJ.t tendlng from J'iew H .. . .. g, anu also held J! wtener Rev. K . J. Scott, Johna.ve~ . were roast.. Those going werlf .Mr. ad J(rs. Arthur Wberli 'Mr~ Iff~"· ~rs:fo:n .Morgan, Jerry, Jean and Ferguson, .Hrs1 , )l~x W~t~er~Un I av.l,! • ev ..and Mrs. A. A. Angle, ~"- J . L. Stewar.l, Mls• Gold)t~ Mrd .a_nd M"'-O.·J. dl>stle, Barbara art. ,. Mt:s. 0 . 1. Bostic, Mrs Joan Dllne~ BOstic, Paul Jennin I . Morgan, Mn: Je!ISe Abel Mn'whn and David Cbadw~u. RQnnie HJt. C~ad.weU, Mrs. Euge~e , H~ste~- 'h~~/e~~nette ~!ton, B,uth cape. rs. onald Brown, Mrs Free.ma~ • ane nlvas, Ann Howat"d Rl_)_ush, Mts. Eugene He~son· M Silverly Ball and ·Barbara Howard' Gerald : Clark, Mrs. James HNmrs. Mrs. Donald Brown reeently 1 ~ to nan~ Mrs. Ro~rt MeGlotbJht p. pear~d on radia station WJER con- . The a nnuaJ Mot.her :Oaughter cermn~ a prq.rram on· jjMentaJ Banquet was served at the M ~ea-ltb . Mrs. Brown is President !fethodist Church Monday eve~~~~ ~ndt~~ N~w Haven Mothers Club Y members of the Su~hine Cl . e group ·has been entertainPrecedjng the tllnner . ~- ass. tng patients at LakJn fiospita-1 cation alld . introduced ~asg~:;~ So J.fr. andt!Mrs. James Gilbert ~nd and _group singing. . n recen Y mov~ into their new Miss Su.rarme WoJpert Ph n· . home on Haven Hei~:hts. Batey .trul -J-ane Powell ' y Is .Mr, and Mrs. J. L Ste-·rt t '"d b 111 IIC<ompo. lendod a E c ~ a• n~e Y rs. Paul Poweil at h . · .arm B~Jreau dinner ia Plano entertllined the ·iroup w~t: _Rlple.y on Friday evening. several vocal ·ft:lectio.na Mr. p , -· Mr .and Mrs. Bernard Leiving Powell gave . humorou~ r:adi!ui an~ . CBolyn, Jtr. aqd Kn. Otb& ' ~ol~wed by presentation of gif~: -!:l~~!he"d taiTy, Roy Clark, Nan. t~ \.• rs. E. T. Roush, for oldest mo- Sayre M ary Roush, Dorothy er, and Mrs. George M K . bt. nJ _ arjorie ' Roaeh pleY?ungent mother pres'ent ~t"lm~~ w:!:d ~~ Hoover Dam Lake Dear Ptckeill Jr., won tht door' priz~ and n _, e~ e, 0., and honored Berefch mother was prea:elued potted ml: l:;Jvi~g Jr., who is studying :eants by ~eir dauJbters. Mem- We-_..~ffilla Otterbein College at . rs and guetta · include th . '"t e, ....._ ••dously named and Mrs. ~~~ we~~lethLe~er Is attt'lndl.iig ·two A ams · ,?rfn. Herman La · _8 .~ ~l1Dg at the Bailey M Phil Batey' Mrs. Henry l~k~ ~- ter School In Cleveland, 011-iO ..,::George !Jtft'tts, Mra:. Eari ~s~ir and <daughter, Jan, vis.Jt 1\-frs. P~te Burris. Mrs. 'Vic Street' .re a ve~ In Evan !II, W. Va. . .· Mrs. Chester Weiwer Mrs. 1 h' ' l> · · Wolfe, . Mrs. James Roush, - ~..: bedauJJ~ tb~ pnat ~ade, ho~pltal -Dale Whiteman, Mrs. James Diehl" ,Ito ·...n.crelfl'ed 1'21 ~-~t'ent, admisJr., Mr,. DAllas Yeager. . tot ns fucreased U per eent, and presept were Mrs,. na,.ld personn.el inCJeaJed 37 per Th 1 SPRING 10. .BIG DAYS ,. -- I whJ \ Meigs General Hospital Second Street Market WORKERS: , • · . · Governor c. William O'Neill was the principal speaker for ihe American Legion Servtce at the Chilhcothe V. A. Hospital last Sunday. The program officially 0 oned Day acllvtttes which attracted around 35,000 visitors. About 2500 were on ha~d to POMEROY, OHIO Govornor at lh~ 10:30 A.M. service. He saluted the hospital's veteran-patients and pointed '-::;::::;::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;:;;:;:;:;:;:;;:;;;:;:;:;:;:;~ out to the public Its responsibility to live up to the American heritage which these me .r once so capably defended. · n 1 ' SINGLE COPY-k th Tile WlllJng Workers Class of ki e ~etbodist ~hu.rch attended La. n . t~te H~spual last Tuesday ~:em~ It was _N'~~:tioilal. lfospital , pla.-~n~d a speCI.ll program ; was \ l I Racine High ~mmencement To I prlc•llrtduflt (!9essler Jewelry STORI" .. ''courl 81. Porriero) ' J.j .orna. WE .. Ml*"'..... •. grow- In the mind• and hearts of and ·t he Singing Soldiers of Si! · all people If world peace is .~o aey, Ohio. really be ochievoo. At -the eonctusion Of :the Com, Chet Long, prominent new~ memorative Program the ·hospital commentator of Columbus. served day parade a;ot under way. A ja.a ,acted throng lined both sides ol as master of ceremonies. Mu ...~ the parade rout~ fr?m 'the aYen\· tor IJie ,activities w'a1 piovlded dy on IMI• tw.lw•) {Contlnut<l the Ohio State University Band • ..... - c...nce ., .t.ow.n fridQ, ,....., ··"""'"' ..... tr..... Mull• t W. "'" """"' N0.27 . Congratulate Meigs General H,OSPITAL Simon's Pomeroy Market ~ •....., ..;. .....· '!,, - ....... Clov4y _,_Hitii-.,Mio62-.. '/ New AHendance Record Set At Vet Hospif!il tlf~n any other fine watch! IJ Uoll... P..O. • j Wednesday, May 15, 1957 The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Weather· 621•70-Low ............... 10'1 ....... to 1M low 50'1 -~ ' ' ,:· -: ',I . en-t .tne ' . ,' Page Four . ..~ ~~ i ''?iven t9. m.ore Graduates ltudentl 8Chool. The aroup also voted to COP.· tribute a share or the eKpense.s needed to .!tend a )f,ason Count:/ delegate to the National PTA C0'1· vention in Ci ncinnati. The PTA we:tt on record a• being in support o-f all lo:al law roug t c ore ~ _•'"""A..,.•.,•.,.as.,t,.j, month'J meeting '" purchase of band ~ Wll.s. · held and bro~,, ~~J.t ag.alnd the ·proposa, '~ James Breen had re: ~} ~· --- ~- - -- by 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May 15, 1957 POMEROY SOanY Mason Parent Teacher Ass'n 31st Wedding Installs New Officer bfOUIDI An~· ersary . Otficen for t'he next school ,il'O~p to purChase $600 WOTtb of IS Obs ,.rved )'ear were instaJled at special band equipment to be Uled ex Methodist on the churcb bUQet and the ~ Bibbo, ellllrlnq "of tbe ll· t Uuth ...~ e /) • " · Two actions · wffre 'h ea'rd i11 Pomeroy ·Mayor's Cotfrt Wedn~s-. day night by Mayor Er- F. ,Robinson when Harty Kreig .rorfeibd ' a $25 bond for SPeed~ni and Riobert Bowles was· .flped · $19 . an'd costs for reckless operation. Both arrests ~~~ betp roa.de' bv the State PatrOl. Town ~ Hall -also announced that meter '"Uections for th0- periOd M;ay. 't tbi,ulb' 1:~~ t:iU. totalled $3(~tU{\. 1 · 1 "7' _',. l· , :'! Clydf! A. Mills of Syrtc~uoe~~~~~: rued suit for $850 plus it re-ni on a v\n Pbalin and Alvie Ph:•lln. · ,;~m,1 ip back Df Syracuse. According "to sC.nterl by the .O'Brien & 'is- due in rrom the tod e~tending from Jan. -~•ugh A!>reh 31, 1957. ·, ' �' J • ' J .... • lfMtfl Methodist hurch Stewards eeting Is Held evening 1t Chur<:b. A general ComiP!uj~ .PrtDded '' I moe~ of \he Commloalon the Cll1111:h Sto>ovdi Monday ' d~UAion IUS held t~p­ proatbinc Every Kember Canvas& . Mrs. 0 . P . Klein gave 1 report of the Every Member Canvua at a ceremonles beld at the meeLinJ: Huntinzt;on Methodist Church a& a of the Mason PTA held in the •uu:estion for the loeal project. Maaou Elementary School i>n Tuuday evening. Edward Rh•';ard was Installed as president of the group a-nd spoke •briefly to the members promising tc.- do his best to mak! lhP coming year a succcssfuJ l)ftl..: . Other officers insta ll ed arc Charlie D. Carr. vice pr~iden · Mrs. Denver Artili, secretary; ~n · ! Dnr Ebersbach, • rea~>urer. Mr.>. Alice Smil'h, a wacher at the Mason school directed the inst.Il· la-tion serviee. \ ft discussion of a propos2l ·Goessler's b h b l h . PT 1 elusively ·: iJUL;.OVA of the enforcement officers In promO'i.ing traffic safety in the area. •t . d '1 . was pomte out that the new hl~hw;ry, when co~pleted, w.ould bnng speedsters mto t-he fore as they ~assed t~rough the town. Outgomg president, W.oodro.v Foreman f,hanke£! ·the Mr. and Mrs. E. J . HHl. end with relative.. in Colwnbua. Mt. and Mn. E. J . Hill were LL Cedric Parker left IIMdaJ after .a 30 day furlOUJh witb bJa buJinen visitors in PartersburJ 'II • an:l Mn. Harcy Webru.ng parents, Mr. anct Mra. Pearl TUesday. .:._ other relativea. The thirty.first wedding aiUl.iver· Mrs. Wilma Stobart returned P.t;rter. He will leave s.oo.n for PTA TO MElT aity of Mr. and Mr.s. Leo Ruuell, hc•m• Monday Jrom .Meigs Ger.e..- Korea. Letart FaiLs PTA will meet at Mrs. Ed Wiae of Columbiana Denver, Colo., was obaerved sun· al Hospital where .she wu a P'" and Mrs. Ed Swank of North tM. a:rade iiCbool May 1~ at 7 :30 day when a surprise potluck din· ient s.inee Friday. ner was served at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dixon and Lima arrived Monday for a Y.isi: P. M. lnstallation of oft1eera wtll her father , John Werner, and •his iOn kR!ckdY of Columbus were with Mrs. Ray Seidenable and be held. Olan Harrison, Pomeroy, will ortanize Cub Scout troop at dauchter, Katherine. Middlep6rt, '~eti en guesta of Mr. and Mra. 'ir. and Mrs. Howard Stewart. the meeting. All mothers are re· Mrs. Rachel Detwller of l)e.. RD. ~erbert Dixon -and famHy. . The djnner was ser·:ed buffet Robert Pbil G{'rdncr of Colum- trait, Mich., is tbe guest of lb.- quested to be present with boiS atyle and the anniversary cake was )US the weekend with his MiSses Ethel and Clara Garla-nrt wishing to join the troop. M~" NaOmi Stobart, president, will bake-d by Mrs. Curtis Johnson, Ra , Mr. anJ Mrs. Phil Minersvil le. Mrs. rtobert Gooch and daug·h· preside. tlDe. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm vish Othe-r5 present were Mrl'. Mar. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boslei ters, Teren and Cynthia returned auerile Werner, Mr. and Mrs. Har· .:nd family of Gallipoiis were 'tl1' to the~r home in Columbus toda; ed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimm family in Columbu.t. ry Johnson and children, Cheryl, guests of her .parents, arter a visit with her parepts, Christy, Linda apd Ricky, Colum· \t:r. and Mrs. Phil Williamson . bus; Mr. and Mu. Marvin Redman Mr. -and Mrs. DallaS Ha-ssler and childre_n, susie, Marty and· son Jerry of Co-~umbus wer Mlu Barb••• Ann WehrullJI of po!ombas· was tbe weekend gue...-t ___ • ~ • t .' •' ' ' . . ' \ ' . l SH: Best Wishes led•r•l fer~ HARTL ' WI,L I ~~:·~~::::1 ~;;~~~~~P;OMEROY H.urry! H c Chillicothe V . H. Hospqital. Brav· anrl many wero Kttrscted to th1 !IOnal saUafaetic:,l) . In being pe:·· Jng unseasonably co ld weathc stadium by the 1:00 P. M. drun. mit ted to f~K:us the •·spotlight" of 2MXl were on band to hear Gov· corn~ Following ,· ..~ pu b)!c attent 1on on the outstand· ....., exhibition. ernur O'N&ill set the tempo of was the highlight of formal acti· in.g services fendered by ML the OC<'IUlion. He called -atlen.tlon v~llcs, tbe Commemorative Fro gram honoring the birth ann: vcrs.ary of Floren~e NightlngJI*' tht'l Memorial ~ervice at 18:30 Brig. Gen. Sam F. Seeley of th•' A . M. Tha.t attitude seemed ,c Army Surgeon General's Offic~ sjla1'k every event throughout the spoke on the tremendous advanc12 ·huun!l of th-e overall prog1'1&1lL cs In millt.ry medicine. ~ccordAH activities Wt'Te e.rrled out RS ing to ·h-i,m the greatest aehiev~IIIC<11el_luled except the ·fireworks mentt have· been Ln the Held!l of finale. It was canceiJed .beca:us•" surgery and In bf~ing medicc~l nf tho .Freezing temperature th.at service• to the wounded more forCtid patients inP.Ide and .sent quickly through the utiUiaUon of lhe pubUc b~me earl)•. . Air Force transportation. He ~0:1 Gov~no•· O'Neill also cited the eluded his remarks by emphasa.: lng the threats of new weapon~ tnqlOrtant'e or Ohio in the mtr and uldng an audience of about tary defense of the nation. He pointed out the responsibHltir:s SOOO if -they were medh:all¥_ready In the event an atomle bomb Is or Individual i:ltizens to ~efend ever used agalhst ·UI. .Mn. Cart w. .and maintain the demoeraf.e ZeUer, national pre~ldent of the pr!nciplell of our nation. Suppl~ American Legion Auxiliary, told n'cntlng the- . Governor'! remarkJ how the American Lellon ha' were those or Fred W. Thacker, helped Jive voice to the neet's State Commander of the Ameri· of the disabled. ve4;erans and how ean Legion. Mr. Thacker gave ~ d h ruume or .the LeRion's ·history own t rough the- ye&n tbla tw. and tts dedication to constant lnl- Implement~ th~ tradiUoM'l ldNls or demoene)' that\ ...the state ex p:Ntvement tn hospUal e1re of lets for iervi•e to lhe lndl"'.z .. ual." dbabled ·veterans. -.-"' Public l.nterest in .the v . A Dr. Aithur -S. · f'llemmLng, pr,: · .medleal protram was shown .b3• Aldent of Ohto Wellley111 Unlver· 'the -vast number who took advan- slty, brouJh-t the Commenlor..· tap or the' edueatlonal touu tlve Pro.rram to a eloae bY prJ- · AroUnd 10,000 visited lhe various ,.nlln1 the PIYchlatrle Aide "' etintee ond faeiUt\s open for .hievement A'f'lfd tor the or appreciation due veterans bo · pitali2ed at Chij,llcothe durin,q J. I C.., OSI·OUT ON I KITCHEN SINKS Bton tllloll"9 obolll pulllnv In o "'" Kltchoo SlnU Horo b • reel vtlut • • , aM wt tt.lnk It It tilt b"'l olltr you'll find 'o..,whtft, Co'"pliments ECONOMY LOAN SAVINGS CO. Sur•day's May 5 throng of I -:;;;;:;;--;;;;;-;;;;--;:;;;;;;--;;:-:;::::-;-·-;-:-;;;-""7'"--:--c:-:--.-.,.--l 3!'i.OUU persons set a new Hospi- record crowd began to Bwc.l to Thoml$ A ·D 01 · tal o.a •. . a.ttcnd~tnce record 8t tho rapidly earl,· In the 8(ternoo1, f'lemm~nt expreMed t"man. keen perf. EXAMP RICiULAR $119.00 VALUI ~oo lnopectlon from AI.L METAL to,so-s,oo. Tile a1 Auoolallon lor M~l ' C('lleman as •a psy-chlatrle -aide at the Chlllicotbe V. A. Hospl~j,. Dr. Flemming C<Jnceives Mr. man's work as in sptr;ltual concepts OUR 'TILL 9 P.M. r .. 15th to MAY 18th SALE- 9 TO 6 DAILY .-,,. COURT ST. I, ·' ,t: y:~~~h~ell~J=~hi r 1Jav~l!ees · Annua1 -- . ·CONGRATU ,. r I I . • SCIENCE tH \ WEEK END SPECIAL Thurs. ·Fri. Sat. AUTO BRAND ' remarked to t;!Qe of tbe- boys, know what l&lt Dlfans 1:.':~.tl ~/.'. \~~e;;';;h;.~t;b::eriJat•r struck. part A weelc -after email bad been t county Jaycee~ annoin1ced all is now ln readineu annual horae show May 19, at the Fairgrounds, startina; P. M. _,' j" .l MEI:' S GENIRAL ,. -· .I . H'SPIT~b - • ..· ' 1- ,, John, ~hill ips ·Services Friday ' For Your E•cJI!.nt S."lce To O.r(lo""unity t~-~ • jf.;.'\ ~- · '\. ~. i.. 1' Funeral services for Mts. Joh11 Pbillipil, 91 , whc> died at th·~ ·home of her daught!"r, .Mrs. J . W. McMurray, Pomero)', ' Wednesday mannin~ wi\ 1 be held · Friday at ~ .P. M. in t.he Ewing Funeral kome with burial to be made in Beech Grove Cemeteey. l The deceased was• till~ . wife of the former John Pblllips who served manv years on the Pom-eroy Police Department -as Cbj ~{ of Police. Her death eame oh he.;,· !nst hirth<lay. Fricnrls maY C·a lt at f.h{' Ewing Funeral Home at any . tltne . ~ ,, '~.r<' ~ e I ... .... Wosltoble Cop To Mbteh . . . . ' . ... 69c r -. IN EW YO~K --., !CLOTHING HOUSE , ---- I THE ,, •.Ju;o ....... ~ ' .. ~. ·, ' ·.::.·· ~~}~ ,!"',,.,;. ., ,¥'1 ·•+ "' "' •.• ' •' ·- - - - -~. ~- ~-...T-h...~e..;·~~~o.;:.;t.;~.;.~" . ...'._.c_o,.._r_n_•-;ro":'f_P_o:_:m:_:e~ra.::'___!. j ,. .... •..:..- •.. , .·.~-".,.. ·I.·.. . I . . . . ,.. #I.... . ~. ' .. ~ . " ''!" •• ,...... ............... .... .........' ... . ......... -........ . ~ ' ~ ' tonum. · R I. Tile Rev. C. ' E. •' Hoy\, "pastot ol( the First Baptist Churcb w':iu -~l}e. · · '" spea)rer lor th• Pf!lir""' with Fr'ed I. Gardner, pas to,: of t-r.e "( ~­ Church of CliriM giving the fiv0.. ·' ., cati&n :and Bene'Jetion. · ReY. ~ - ' ·, R..- Konkrig,h~, pastor of }leat.h · ' Methodist Chureh will read. tb~ r:-: Scziptur-.e les.~on and the prayet 1 •..; will ibt given by :he Rev. N. ) ci: I Bardon, piStor of the Mt Moria\ Baptist Clturch1 ·' .1 ·~ • • • 1 Special music will include the Pt'VcessionaL "Ever Onward" an:i · "Symphony .. No. 6" by Beethoven by 'i:h':! .School Band; Lhe .annle '· .y '~'God of All Nature" .-nd the fhoral praYer response by the Girls Glee eJub and a hymn by !.he congregation accompanied the Band. b~ ~· . ' . r 'High :- . . Court Suit Asks Cases Heard. . hi Mayors Court $8SO Back Rent , ~-- . -. . .. ... , BaOOalaureateTo · · _Held Sunday '. Grey, Green, and Tan Jo. The . . . of tornadoes kept p.U:. ~ndle' residents .in Dear PIDic. One tor, down seven houies in Ute coml!lunity of GoldJton and another damaged five iD a ~i " area five mDe's weat of t~ . ell¥ Stonn of WSAZ-TV of Clarendon. Still another ·Jrlt •· as master of eeremonies for the Plalns, a town on the Western aJde ·. · show tliere will be l5 classea beld panban:dle, destroyi.Dg ·a in:· Lead·ln Pony: Three gaited home .and. two business hOuses. ~ ~fo~ll::m~a:~nePleasure and tail; Parade Ho11e; Po~, under' 48't: Plef..I.Su.-e Horae; five gait· Horse; Western Pleasure Pony, to 56"; Parade PoDY; ·Open Horse; Keg Or Stake Race; ~" ort under; Weat.TraU horse. . be awarded for five a trophy to the winner prizes of $8, $6, $f and $2 Baccalaqreate ~rvice~ for th! \, gii~en in· the horse show ela&&es' qus of 1957 at MiddlepQI't High. School wHl be held at 1 p, ,H. Su~day at the High School .~lid!·. MMtiiS.fOI-IF ! damaged ~~tve~ P"'a" $7.00 down payme11t ~ a.bd 15 needed repair. ~ ·~ Five bodies were found in oue home. Apparelltl)' tbey were mem! ~r:a of one family. · . The injured · ,.-ere qien ·11, bot-1· in the nearby towns Of D,im~ mit, Plainview, Tulia and AmariJ.:" I PANTS · of the · a milliS of irubble. ' HU• ~ homes were destro~l­ SHIRT and ,. , ' I J Insure In SURE Insurance ctj:£ ....~~::-'.·m:_..·~·--' ~- 1f ( f I b4LE WARNER, AGENT -4 I' AUTOMOBilE MUTUAliNSURANa CO. DAVIS-WARNER INSURANa wui Th~ tGrnado roared into snver..ton long after an alert had been soy:nded ·in the 'p.anhandJe, but residents went to be4 at ~· umal 1 hour aud. were tripped when Wlelr homes crashed upon them. A. L. Chick, a me~ber of a geophysical team statioried in SilvertlJn, said he was watching teini''ion in .a hotel a b--;1 1 wheu t .t oppld "' ·~~ "· ' STATE • YOUR 1.1.11 • two ebildren. ' ' { i r Held S~day I r '. to Cross, Eatd fir~ eshmatee showed 68. perso01 had been injured in !_he 1stortn. Thr~~ ~ber persons were reported ml5.!!'ng. · . T~e Tonado stru~ Silverton about 11 P· n:a· c. I. l_tn the aouthwestern secl:Jon, _tnliDfl through an afea about etght blocks long. Many }¥Jusea . fell_ apart. _laving , only tbe fioor •nd ~oundation. ~ An eyewitneh !131d be flaW only a bat~tub and. tbe foundation in the rums of a borne. Before the tornado descended on Silverton, it touched down at Lockney, about 17 miles to tlie southea!t, injuring a woman an4 ~Hor-se Show To ani' Herr:;· re~ld~ota Hu&ted, .~ Mrs. John 3 the CheJ-'er · Asscc-latiJn day an~ourn:ed that the annuJ' anquet or t,.."Je alum hi wGulod t.e eld June 1 at 7:30 P. M. in the 'Citr-.:rter Gym. f Chct Haddll'! banr! will play ftJI' ~ he round dance portion or th progr.am and ~White ,Beegle is I sCheduled to call the square 'dances. · Tickets ffiJ' the affair are $1.50 '{or the banquet· $l lor tht dan ce ' d ~ ts d. h an ....., c:en ues to t e yea:-. I I workers would lookillJI ·:it { Alumni lhepa3~=~· re:Cue , feared toll mount bigheT aa LDDed · e-scaped state trooper• and who PIa or IP)ury dug ' through the ruins of 215 bomes lor more vletiuu. ' ' June 1 l .Ralph 11tate relations prr ideht of d.irettor _for the A:merican Red death rk 1 I - · - 1a dMe-n tdnnels Utlt struck the' · •• ' SU.VERTON, Tex. (UP)-. A tornado .tore throUgh the Te:r· . 1 pmbandle We(lnesda,Y night, killing 20 persons, injuri{ig• · to 7_0 othel'l! and destroying or damagin' W or·oo homes in · town of Silverton. State Department of Public Safety announced the toll dead and injured in the path of the twister, one of at least ~~ght, ~- Thomas ll'cGowa 111 1 MATCHE-D UNIFORMS .. (,.:;.__ . ' ·- ' ·Mr~. George ·JeweJI,.,Krs. ~am~~U~ ·and Coflgi'Jtulations ., Meigs General CO.IJRT ST. GRILL Rescue Workers Expt:ess Fears . _ . Death Toll May.Go .Higher Willi~~- Aibbo, Xelly, Mrs. 'Thblnas Gibbs A.. B~tey, Mrs. Robert LaYne Harry Layne, Mrs. Harr ' ~~:S':r~· :eB~=~la Also , HOSPITAL ns· as WISHES We Salute $4.88 POMDOY, OHIO BEST " lNG BOARDS COb· keepJnJJ l:hfl of "senlee to • ·Mro, ~ o. Ray P1ekens Jr M · 'Ed T - PrcsJ~ing was Carl L. Scot'~ ahA Ryan and Mri. Ebe~' R:~Sh· W~rd .u.vJCEI.tlon was by n :.>" P•QG ·· · Rodger .- 0 t ch . t · ey. Jerome · .., RAM Plea!>_an~. Cha;;:Jn C~tu~hk~nl PSolint t at ~ISetnttshHow t_o be preS'ented Hospt\af Th La ae a e OBPit-.1 a gr f ·s-everal ~el~c~ons kjn dChoir gave ' ~th· grade stbdents tak~u:a~t ection of Mr F E unW~r the dir- I In a square dance. Mrs G · · · mston with · • · · Webster and Miss L Str1· k MrJr, 0. J. Bostic and N • Iand at· th · · · c Fi h , ancy wa!; b . e plano. The welcome esc er are glvJng.Iessons to Sanb t Dr. S. 0. Johneon followe-d dra Sayre, Becky Goodnite Esther J,..Y s. by Carl L. SCott and Mrs Smithson, Barbara Bostic , David t. omp.son eon-::ernlng tile volun. Chadwell, Ronnie Hester, Andy . e_er s_erv!ce 11 rendered -by variou~ Karschnik and Donnie Br~wn OigamzatJOn ~ in the area. . . The show will be held M . 21 The f!_lm on Voluntter Service a; ~~~ Ho~pital for enter-tain~eni was shown followed by a panel dis- 0 e patients ther~ . . NEHIC!.t""' Membe~IENER ROAST 8 was made up of ·Metbodist Haven ~Irs. M. Be~jamin a ~d ~~ ~- r!c;~t. ~~ motored to Leon laHf V:e1. - R~freshments were se.rv~. ~~~ fishi:y e.v~iu. g. The group we.IJ.t tendlng from J'iew H .. . .. g, anu also held J! wtener Rev. K . J. Scott, Johna.ve~ . were roast.. Those going werlf .Mr. ad J(rs. Arthur Wberli 'Mr~ Iff~"· ~rs:fo:n .Morgan, Jerry, Jean and Ferguson, .Hrs1 , )l~x W~t~er~Un I av.l,! • ev ..and Mrs. A. A. Angle, ~"- J . L. Stewar.l, Mls• Gold)t~ Mrd .a_nd M"'-O.·J. dl>stle, Barbara art. ,. Mt:s. 0 . 1. Bostic, Mrs Joan Dllne~ BOstic, Paul Jennin I . Morgan, Mn: Je!ISe Abel Mn'whn and David Cbadw~u. RQnnie HJt. C~ad.weU, Mrs. Euge~e , H~ste~- 'h~~/e~~nette ~!ton, B,uth cape. rs. onald Brown, Mrs Free.ma~ • ane nlvas, Ann Howat"d Rl_)_ush, Mts. Eugene He~son· M Silverly Ball and ·Barbara Howard' Gerald : Clark, Mrs. James HNmrs. Mrs. Donald Brown reeently 1 ~ to nan~ Mrs. Ro~rt MeGlotbJht p. pear~d on radia station WJER con- . The a nnuaJ Mot.her :Oaughter cermn~ a prq.rram on· jjMentaJ Banquet was served at the M ~ea-ltb . Mrs. Brown is President !fethodist Church Monday eve~~~~ ~ndt~~ N~w Haven Mothers Club Y members of the Su~hine Cl . e group ·has been entertainPrecedjng the tllnner . ~- ass. tng patients at LakJn fiospita-1 cation alld . introduced ~asg~:;~ So J.fr. andt!Mrs. James Gilbert ~nd and _group singing. . n recen Y mov~ into their new Miss Su.rarme WoJpert Ph n· . home on Haven Hei~:hts. Batey .trul -J-ane Powell ' y Is .Mr, and Mrs. J. L Ste-·rt t '"d b 111 IIC<ompo. lendod a E c ~ a• n~e Y rs. Paul Poweil at h . · .arm B~Jreau dinner ia Plano entertllined the ·iroup w~t: _Rlple.y on Friday evening. several vocal ·ft:lectio.na Mr. p , -· Mr .and Mrs. Bernard Leiving Powell gave . humorou~ r:adi!ui an~ . CBolyn, Jtr. aqd Kn. Otb& ' ~ol~wed by presentation of gif~: -!:l~~!he"d taiTy, Roy Clark, Nan. t~ \.• rs. E. T. Roush, for oldest mo- Sayre M ary Roush, Dorothy er, and Mrs. George M K . bt. nJ _ arjorie ' Roaeh pleY?ungent mother pres'ent ~t"lm~~ w:!:d ~~ Hoover Dam Lake Dear Ptckeill Jr., won tht door' priz~ and n _, e~ e, 0., and honored Berefch mother was prea:elued potted ml: l:;Jvi~g Jr., who is studying :eants by ~eir dauJbters. Mem- We-_..~ffilla Otterbein College at . rs and guetta · include th . '"t e, ....._ ••dously named and Mrs. ~~~ we~~lethLe~er Is attt'lndl.iig ·two A ams · ,?rfn. Herman La · _8 .~ ~l1Dg at the Bailey M Phil Batey' Mrs. Henry l~k~ ~- ter School In Cleveland, 011-iO ..,::George !Jtft'tts, Mra:. Eari ~s~ir and <daughter, Jan, vis.Jt 1\-frs. P~te Burris. Mrs. 'Vic Street' .re a ve~ In Evan !II, W. Va. . .· Mrs. Chester Weiwer Mrs. 1 h' ' l> · · Wolfe, . Mrs. James Roush, - ~..: bedauJJ~ tb~ pnat ~ade, ho~pltal -Dale Whiteman, Mrs. James Diehl" ,Ito ·...n.crelfl'ed 1'21 ~-~t'ent, admisJr., Mr,. DAllas Yeager. . tot ns fucreased U per eent, and presept were Mrs,. na,.ld personn.el inCJeaJed 37 per Th 1 SPRING 10. .BIG DAYS ,. -- I whJ \ Meigs General Hospital Second Street Market WORKERS: , • · . · Governor c. William O'Neill was the principal speaker for ihe American Legion Servtce at the Chilhcothe V. A. Hospital last Sunday. The program officially 0 oned Day acllvtttes which attracted around 35,000 visitors. About 2500 were on ha~d to POMEROY, OHIO Govornor at lh~ 10:30 A.M. service. He saluted the hospital's veteran-patients and pointed '-::;::::;::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;:;;:;:;:;:;:;;:;;;:;:;:;:;:;~ out to the public Its responsibility to live up to the American heritage which these me .r once so capably defended. · n 1 ' SINGLE COPY-k th Tile WlllJng Workers Class of ki e ~etbodist ~hu.rch attended La. n . t~te H~spual last Tuesday ~:em~ It was _N'~~:tioilal. lfospital , pla.-~n~d a speCI.ll program ; was \ l I Racine High ~mmencement To I prlc•llrtduflt (!9essler Jewelry STORI" .. ''courl 81. Porriero) ' J.j .orna. WE .. Ml*"'..... •. grow- In the mind• and hearts of and ·t he Singing Soldiers of Si! · all people If world peace is .~o aey, Ohio. really be ochievoo. At -the eonctusion Of :the Com, Chet Long, prominent new~ memorative Program the ·hospital commentator of Columbus. served day parade a;ot under way. A ja.a ,acted throng lined both sides ol as master of ceremonies. Mu ...~ the parade rout~ fr?m 'the aYen\· tor IJie ,activities w'a1 piovlded dy on IMI• tw.lw•) {Contlnut<l the Ohio State University Band • ..... - c...nce ., .t.ow.n fridQ, ,....., ··"""'"' ..... tr..... Mull• t W. "'" """"' N0.27 . Congratulate Meigs General H,OSPITAL Simon's Pomeroy Market ~ •....., ..;. .....· '!,, - ....... Clov4y _,_Hitii-.,Mio62-.. '/ New AHendance Record Set At Vet Hospif!il tlf~n any other fine watch! IJ Uoll... P..O. • j Wednesday, May 15, 1957 The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Weather· 621•70-Low ............... 10'1 ....... to 1M low 50'1 -~ ' ' ,:· -: ',I . en-t .tne ' . ,' Page Four . ..~ ~~ i ''?iven t9. m.ore Graduates ltudentl 8Chool. The aroup also voted to COP.· tribute a share or the eKpense.s needed to .!tend a )f,ason Count:/ delegate to the National PTA C0'1· vention in Ci ncinnati. The PTA we:tt on record a• being in support o-f all lo:al law roug t c ore ~ _•'"""A..,.•.,•.,.as.,t,.j, month'J meeting '" purchase of band ~ Wll.s. · held and bro~,, ~~J.t ag.alnd the ·proposa, '~ James Breen had re: ~} ~· --- ~- - -- by 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May 15, 1957 POMEROY SOanY Mason Parent Teacher Ass'n 31st Wedding Installs New Officer bfOUIDI An~· ersary . Otficen for t'he next school ,il'O~p to purChase $600 WOTtb of IS Obs ,.rved )'ear were instaJled at special band equipment to be Uled ex Methodist on the churcb bUQet and the ~ Bibbo, ellllrlnq "of tbe ll· t Uuth ...~ e /) • " · Two actions · wffre 'h ea'rd i11 Pomeroy ·Mayor's Cotfrt Wedn~s-. day night by Mayor Er- F. ,Robinson when Harty Kreig .rorfeibd ' a $25 bond for SPeed~ni and Riobert Bowles was· .flped · $19 . an'd costs for reckless operation. Both arrests ~~~ betp roa.de' bv the State PatrOl. Town ~ Hall -also announced that meter '"Uections for th0- periOd M;ay. 't tbi,ulb' 1:~~ t:iU. totalled $3(~tU{\. 1 · 1 "7' _',. l· , :'! Clydf! A. Mills of Syrtc~uoe~~~~~: rued suit for $850 plus it re-ni on a v\n Pbalin and Alvie Ph:•lln. · ,;~m,1 ip back Df Syracuse. According "to sC.nterl by the .O'Brien & 'is- due in rrom the tod e~tending from Jan. -~•ugh A!>reh 31, 1957. ·, ' �' • • J -.1.. • I • '. .• • e • evening al Heath Methodist Church. lurt·h Stewards Is Held • A general dllc:uuion was held on, the .~urch b(l(Jget and the approaebina Every Kember Canvasa. Mra. 0 . P. Klein gave a report of tbe Every Member Canvass at a ceremon-ies .held at the · meetin..: Huot:i.qtoa :Methodist Church u a of the M-ason Pl'A held in the auueation for the local project. Mason Elementaf'y School o,m Tu~day evening. Edward Rickard was in~tallcd as president of ·the group a-nd spoke ·bridly Lo the members pTDmising to do his belt to mak·.!" the eominil year a successfu-l on e Other ortlecrs installed arc Charlie D. Carr, vice pr~iden · Mrs. Denver Artis, JC('re-tary ; an ·! rlor Ebersbach, treasurer. Mrs. Ali"'e Smit•h, , •·a•he• , 1 lhe I \ta~on School directed the iru;t,d- ·GQtJssler's . . ·1 • ' "" · latlon service. A discussion ··'S ULOVA ' I • \ l pro os} of a ;:~s ~asset! t~ruu.gh relotiv.. 8 Mr. and Mrt . E. J. Hill. I "!'Mlsl~m·b.."!::·,~~.::~:: end with ln C.lumbuL Mr. •nd Mn. E. J. Hill were I Lt. Cedtle Parker left Mandai v • and Mn . Hury Wehrung iDd ot•h er l"fl!lative&. The thirty-first wedding anniver· Mn. Wilma Stobart returned 1ity of Mr. and Mr.5. Leo Ruuell, 1~H ""1n1doY hlrom hMeigs Ger.e.~.Denver, Colo., was observed Sun- 1 ospl 1 w er~ 4 e wa.s a P., day when a surprise potluck' din~ Jm.t s.ln~;e FTiday. ner was served at the bome of !fr. and M.rs. Harry Dixon and ber father, .John Werner, and lhls Rlcky of Columbus were daughter, Katherine. MiddlepOrt, weekend gues.ts of Mr. and Mrs. RD. ~erbert Dixon 11.nd f.amHy . . The dinner was served buffet Robert Phil Gardner of Colum· .style and the annlv~nary cake was ~ ~~~w~!i~:\::.'th••·e weekend with b ls baked by Mrs. Curtis Johnson, Ra Mr. and Mrs. Phil dne. Others present were Mrft. Mar· e"uerite Werner, Mr. and Mn. Har· ry Johnson :ind children, Cheryl, Mr. and MTS. Clarence Boster :nd family or Gallipolis were th iunday guests of her .p arents. an:~~:c~ol:u:m~-~~~r-Mr. ~an~d=•:!r:•-~P~h~ii~W:il~li:•m:••:•~ ·~~~~~~~riimiil :and Mrs. Dallas Hassln ,'' • j / Sl ' \ . SH.' ~· . fH'I(If 'j' I i • lll(hJdf l•der~:~lhl• <i9essler ~ .' ::conrl 81. .. Jewelry The office .staff of Mei~s General Hospital Is comprised of these three persons In adolltlt'n lo the admmtstrator Verg1l Hayes. Left to ng ht in the photo are: Joy Griffith, Marlene HARTL STCIRI "! Polriero} .son, and Cla·rence Massar. bookkeeper. ' • Meigs General POMEROY I !' SPRING Opportunity Open House To_ For Careers leOn Friday -.wn.l:t~~~~: .\ I I ' . I VOGUE SH·OE STORE -~ Kai.!ler orig1na~1y envtsioned a seven to 14 -~tory medical plant located on hill sprawUnJ Hawaiian Village Hotel ~round~ But . elty planning eomml&lloners, already a bit dazed by tbe lndustrtallat'S ambltlou.s Ideas, told blJD thete were enou1Jh big buildings already blocking the Wakltl akyiiRe. Kal· ser reluctantly agreed to cut down the building to fit zoning rea:ula· 'I ,) ,, I KITCHEN SINKS. I tlons. 1o1ft !hlnllng nout pullln9 In • ntW Kltohtn SJnU Mort h e rill vtllolt ••• •nd we thlnl It lo tho ~ott olfor you'll lind ·onywhoro, Best Wishes ·Meigs General HOSPITAL WEHRUNG BAK.ERY POMEROY. \ we ·are always in·terested .lN PROGRESS OUR ALL METAL 'I •m Feature Bospital Week .lii61Pila.l Assoelation wiH pre11ent 'l'he nation'• hoapUall have a • , special dramaUe broadcast en to\11 of\ more tMn t,eob.ooo beds 1 Tbe averaR~ Patient atay in t1ie •'The Hospltal," over t' h .nd their total aaets art .ltm01t '"ort-terai pneral hospital Ia 7.1 ~~ Broadcasting Compt~ny 112 bl1Uon. • dayL .... , 1tlit}DI'IIl radio network 'TI'JUa N·atlonal Hoepltal Wt. ;:·~: ; · $oetam will be f>I'OCIU...t under • -~II< ..moe cnn: irom t h e 'aat. 1\oebuct Fountfation. MuioiC •u be providtd by tbe ofehntrs -ed. ., := Our: M~is•· ~i;ieral · Hospitol. bll pitol · , 1)0\YMjE~G.ROSSi ·- Inc. ' .. . '!II ;lthe Meuopolltoo Qpero Aud~ of ~~~· llld the drom• .'< 'f oQ ~.. be foUOwt!d bf 1 I· '1- o leldlof FU f ( LAIIGI PACKAO. era! HospitaLwitli Richard Siler at •~e mi....:.scnne Opeft .House· Held. J;!unday May· U'I ·~ • 1 ·l Lakin H 'i:ll Mil.' An an d.ay l--•• .. ;lllmtalKraWt. ,, I "· NICI CALCULIIITINO ' · ,Y.UBIIRN,IIE. _:.UP - ' Tho A"' ......~.-·,·~atom ocbool doportmool cleoe4 Ita ' "~ '. •·oPen - ~r· ,.' . ' . Help They Gi.ve To. O.,r .Community . ,. · . " ·.· -~. Tht :FARMERS. QANK . :: . and . 'l!.... . ._ . was shipped ~f the Atomic Eoergy - ·commia11on tor ~perlmental plant breeding at the coUeae. -~ - - - - AND Lakin's P.yc:-hiatric Aide of tbe Year. llll!ll, and later ....,.Jved til< llABBIT ADOPTID A.ehlevement ~woard from tlle MILLER, s·, D. - O'P - Linda · · Gibson'• cat 11\lt!. birtll to two yet. I M enta Health A.ssoeia· ktW iJtte111 but . waa letn giving tecosnJtlon of He.r o·lt· U.lntll to I tbird animal a few standinJ and de,vo-ted 1 erv~ . - Goodwin Florist Shop PHONE 313 an ~dreu by Judje Willlam J Thompson of .the -K anawha Cou .-. tr I~tennedlate · Court on to · pi< '"the .lolental Health' ~t and ·Its RelaUona to the Cout1J of ,;;;bt;:,:, ' CONGRATULATIONS Meigs General HOSPITAL • of Pulm leotare or the pro · ,. ..,.., ..• -· the )lftsentatlon of 5year Hn"l~ 'DIPIIQ¥o,., ·Dr. plDs· to · Lekin S. 0. Sqperinten~ent~ Johmoll ·wilt' ' tt THE • IES..T WISHES ·oN Y.C)UR ·· ·ope~;~ . We Salute ;);,:' ~ Meig• General ' HOSPITAL •.,. ' Ho,se, May·17th. • In C.lt!bration Of ' .Notional He~tpitol Wuk ' ' And Its .- .. Staff ·' ' · John' ~hilli.,s Funeral Services Scheduled Friday ,0• Funeral services for Mrs. Johtl Phillips, OJ , who died at tb•J · borne of her daughter, .Mrs. J . W. McMurray, P.;.meroy, ;Wednesday morning will be held · Friday at ~ P. M. i::n the Ew;ng FUneral flomc with burial to 1)e m-a-de in Beech Grove C~tery. · 1 The deceased was' '-'~ ~ wife or the former Jo.hn Phillips who served manv years on the Pom-Proy Police Department ·as Cbi 1f of Police. Her death came on h(l~· lUst birtm-lay. . Friends maY , ('.all at t.!'J~ Ewing Funeral Home at attY. Utnc. f For The fine Work,Tt,~y Jue Dolni T.o Mak• Meiga County A Healthi•r Place In Which "Ta.Livi. May You Continue To Graw ln The Yeon To Come And Stand ,.. A Symbol Of Meigs couritiea Progress and Friend- fwo Cases H~d · hi Mayors CoUrt linea. thoae receirinJ a 101eit Pomeroy, National ·Bank .~~ ·.· * ··· ,.. .-~~ ,. • · eleeled by ~·r ...workers. ,, A ~otmal" proaram on tbe bo' pitai lawn at 1:10 P. M. featured this State.'' The il':u House" ·w, .. "'" liter. Tbe newe0111er waa a bol>r ·l Laltl 'Stat H .., 1 1 Dr. S . . O. Johnsoni'r Superinten· rabbit tb.e cat bid aathered up li"'JdJ at 11 e 051'·~ 1 ' La · -'lent o! ~ State Otp;Jtal, stat· brOught home. ' . n, w. Va., 00 Sunday,,ltay U, ed that this year ma!'ks Lakin's 1n observance of National H01p1 . tenbh annual c"ele.bration of Na. :.~rilitors after ~e Pn>DA~ tal D•Y· GUided tours of -the tional HosPital Day W1o~~,~.~nl up the day wdl be a so ·t. holpit.al, -.and an exhibit high· · .· · ' ' ball do~J.ble.header; Raye's Marlighting the ' lmport.anh of bas,:_ The ' tr~i!lti.onal outdoor p.i~r.ic _):et vs.. ~ft State. Hoapital Ball tal careers, were J.vailrllle. tl) supper will be seryed to patien::.S . Club 'and' .M~on City VI. Latin ln· ,..wtora throughout the day. ' mates . . Meia• ~neral HOSPITAL . For -r, · - ·· · . · _ .TO' .t()n Frtdl)', Ma7 tT, frOm 8:3tt 111:1& p. m. (EDT) the American 'TILL 9 P.M. ' MAY 15th to MAY 18th CO~GRATULATIONS And IJtst Wishts DC Broadcast '·IRONING BOARDS ·, $4.88 ' I Congratulations • Meigs General HOSPITAL Goodwin ·Printing Shop BROOKINGS, S. D. -UP - A one-ounce capsule arrived at South · . ~, ·r , .. Dakota State Colleee here in a Nerve comer or tiiOI!OspltAI rot plnmj 'eoiTiici,t dl!!B!Ji>sis of 5.1100.pound pa_ ekage. The capsule cases Is th~ hospital lab such as this pictured at Meigs Gen· eontalned radloaotlve cobalt 60. It ,.,ld .00 OFSALE-9TO 6 DAILY I I COURT ST. REGULAR $119.00 VALUI $ POMEROY E. MAIN ST. -· a1ns '·.1 Meigs-General Hospital .I. C:LOIE·OUT 01'4 ' . • Congratulate You H li'i!lir'Pu' , ONLY Fnw,. S111«Je.te.1"'" lo"" SINGLE COPY-lie J Hospital At Beach ' New Kaiser Plans i;::::==:=:::======~ I H~:try! TIIIS:'e tt 611t70- L_..,....., ~~. have a eold wlll leave you ·Kensi- • G.atral H.alth tive to a chlll for some tlme. ' Do your best to avoid catching Best place for you Ls in bed. a col~. Keep your rasistance up Here again hea~ serves a5 a. and a(ay in good general health! remedy. The wam1th of your bed &at properly, but not tuo heav- combines wlt.h the rest you get ·Uy, during the summer IJlOnths. f,o glve your body a better chance Make .sure JOIU' food Is both sub· lot fighting oft' the cold infection.., 1tant.ial and nourt.shlng. One torm of heat ts not adv.lsa· Don't try to cool ofl too quickly ble. It you can, stop smokiDg. after ltrenuoua exucL'Se. Smoke, you see, irritates the na• F llo Clo .1.. sal mem~t anes. o w .:• QVEITIOK A.KJ) ANSWER And let the doct, not tlle L. B.: To- sati-sfy & constant amount or da.rkneu, ad.vl.se you -craving tor sweets, I consume a.t of )'our bedtime. Wlth dayllghtlleast a JIOUIJd of candy dally with saving time 1n etreet ln ao manylno weight gatn. ts this harrQful? communltlea, I'tn afraid a lot ot Answer: U ts harmful to conyou might not reaUze wben 1t. is some the amount o! sweets da.Uy I Ume to 10 to bed. Ithat you mention. Thla craving Now even ln hot wutller, heat !or sweets might be due to dials helpful In t.reat.1n1 colda. It ls betes or to low blood sugar com- . benenelal boUllntema.lly and ex- lng from some othet cadse. terna!IJ'. You. are 1n need of a careful At the ftrst lndlt:atlon of a cold, atudy by your physician oo deter-! tate • hot bath juat before re- mlne whether any abnormal con- , tlrlna. Tattq a bath and then dltion 1J present, so that proper J0bi1: Dll~ probt.blf w1ll do treatment map be carried.out. .., • • ....,...... to the low 50't ...... .orn · WE 10. .BIG DAYS fiiAL I ..._,.... ,,_ _., H.... ......, S4 ,. 42 - 11 HIRJWI N. IUNDESIII, M.D. ALTHOUGH winter usually 1! more harm than good as far u tonal de red the season tor s.nee:re6,1 your cold Is concerned. summer eoidJ ea.n be pretty mts-1 If you have a tever, call your ' erable, too. If you have one now, doctor. !sntam Helps you have a lot of com}!any. About 40,000,000 Americans wml· catch coldS between May and lnhallng steam also ts a good · September-an aVerage o1 about ·ldea ln mOISt instances. But agatr~:o 10,000,000 pef month. 1do not do It If you have to leave So, let me remind you o! a few the hou11e Immediat-ely aftercold facts. wuds. Inhaling steam when JOU ....'II.. .. I .. .... ..r.,., ....... -·Wy ..._..... . .. ......... .,..,., ehtnce of .......,." Pomeroy·Middlepott, Oblb, Tlluosday, MAl( 16, 1~57 N0.27 ,In The Summer, Too ' - Ohio: _ , oJ.u<ir ..... - I' You Can Catch Cold :;=· ~ ' . Unltool , _ ......... Clovdr .... - . 'I 5 i " ' ar ' • I: ' I Wfather 'The Deily ·Sentine)i'PoiTierl!l~iddleport, ·OhioWednesday, May 15, •1957.We'dnesdoy, May 15, 1957 Given t<) more Graduates than any other fine watch! I I! I' i.. . . enttne ·' \ I A, I ., 1 afte,. .a 30 dly furlouP witb his bu1inesa visitors in Partenburl parents, Mr. anct Hn. Pearl Tlleoda.:.y_.- - - - Parker. He will leave soon for PTA TO MEET Korea. . Letart Falls PTA will meet nt Mn. Ed Wl.se of Columbiana thE:, grade ·school May 15 at 7 :30 11nd Mr.s. Ed Swank of North Lima arrived Monday f.or "II vi 11i: P. M. lnat&llation of officers wiU with Mrs. Ray Seidenable and be beld. Olan Harrison, Pomeroy, will organize Cub Scout troop Ill ]~r. and Mrs. Howard Stewart. Mrs. Rachel Detwiler of De- the meeting. All mothers are re · troit , Mich., is the guest of tho:> quested to be present with boys wishing t'O join the troop. Mr~ M'i.Sscs Elbel and Clara Garlanti Naomi Stobar1, preBident, wiU Minersville. preside. Mrs. Robert Gooch and daug.h · Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm visit len, Teren and Cynthia returned 1o theJr h ome in Co1umbu, today ed Mr. and Mrs . Robert Grimm artcr a vi.sit with her parents , and family ln Columbus. they town. Christy, Outgomg president , the W10odro.v bus; Mr . Linda and Mrs. brought be fore lh.. e. ~.;itj mcmth's meeting c·0 purchase O"( band waa het"d and broutagainst the propo9il.. James Breen had re:. / • •• I L elusively by itudenta of the @Chool The group also voted to con~ tribute a share of the expense~ needed to 3end a M.ason CounL:t delegate to the National PrA eo'l· vention in Cincinnati. The PTA went on record a• being in support of all local law enforcement officers in promot· ing Lraffic safety in the aTea. . . •I1. was pomted out that the new hi~hway, when corn . pleted,,__would b ds rmg gpee ters mto tJK Core 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy.MI<Idleport, 0 ., May 15, 1957 . POMDOY SOCIETY Mason Parent Teacher Ass'n 31st Wedding Installs New Officer Group Anniversary . Officer& for the . nut school gro~p Lo purChase $600 worth of I$ 0 bserve d " year were installed at special band equipment to be uaed ex , • •• BANKING SINCE 1871 . . . Mulberry ~enu• . Po~~tti'Or, . Ohio. POIIIDOY . RUTLAND- Mealier Fodera~ IIA!I«ve Syotem Member Feil"1) pt)IOIIt ~ee Corporatlfll .. . . · Two t~chons · we\oe •helt'd ir. Pomeroy M~tYru''s Co6rf: . WedJt~S· day night by Mayor E. F. ltObinson when Harty Kreig rorfeit ~d a $25 bon~ for SPeeding .and Riobert Bowle s was .flned J;IO . and costs for reckless operati-on. Both arrests 'h.ad beftl made' bil lhe St.ate Rltrdl ·Town ..Hall .also announced that meter ~ollections {or t·be- period ~ay 7 tbrpui,h tb- • . lStiJ totalled $3!1~5.40•.. ,., .. ., �' • • J -.1.. • I • '. .• • e • evening al Heath Methodist Church. lurt·h Stewards Is Held • A general dllc:uuion was held on, the .~urch b(l(Jget and the approaebina Every Kember Canvasa. Mra. 0 . P. Klein gave a report of tbe Every Member Canvass at a ceremon-ies .held at the · meetin..: Huot:i.qtoa :Methodist Church u a of the M-ason Pl'A held in the auueation for the local project. Mason Elementaf'y School o,m Tu~day evening. Edward Rickard was in~tallcd as president of ·the group a-nd spoke ·bridly Lo the members pTDmising to do his belt to mak·.!" the eominil year a successfu-l on e Other ortlecrs installed arc Charlie D. Carr, vice pr~iden · Mrs. Denver Artis, JC('re-tary ; an ·! rlor Ebersbach, treasurer. Mrs. Ali"'e Smit•h, , •·a•he• , 1 lhe I \ta~on School directed the iru;t,d- ·GQtJssler's . . ·1 • ' "" · latlon service. A discussion ··'S ULOVA ' I • \ l pro os} of a ;:~s ~asset! t~ruu.gh relotiv.. 8 Mr. and Mrt . E. J. Hill. I "!'Mlsl~m·b.."!::·,~~.::~:: end with ln C.lumbuL Mr. •nd Mn. E. J. Hill were I Lt. Cedtle Parker left Mandai v • and Mn . Hury Wehrung iDd ot•h er l"fl!lative&. The thirty-first wedding anniver· Mn. Wilma Stobart returned 1ity of Mr. and Mr.5. Leo Ruuell, 1~H ""1n1doY hlrom hMeigs Ger.e.~.Denver, Colo., was observed Sun- 1 ospl 1 w er~ 4 e wa.s a P., day when a surprise potluck' din~ Jm.t s.ln~;e FTiday. ner was served at the bome of !fr. and M.rs. Harry Dixon and ber father, .John Werner, and lhls Rlcky of Columbus were daughter, Katherine. MiddlepOrt, weekend gues.ts of Mr. and Mrs. RD. ~erbert Dixon 11.nd f.amHy . . The dinner was served buffet Robert Phil Gardner of Colum· .style and the annlv~nary cake was ~ ~~~w~!i~:\::.'th••·e weekend with b ls baked by Mrs. Curtis Johnson, Ra Mr. and Mrs. Phil dne. Others present were Mrft. Mar· e"uerite Werner, Mr. and Mn. Har· ry Johnson :ind children, Cheryl, Mr. and MTS. Clarence Boster :nd family or Gallipolis were th iunday guests of her .p arents. an:~~:c~ol:u:m~-~~~r-Mr. ~an~d=•:!r:•-~P~h~ii~W:il~li:•m:••:•~ ·~~~~~~~riimiil :and Mrs. Dallas Hassln ,'' • j / Sl ' \ . SH.' ~· . fH'I(If 'j' I i • lll(hJdf l•der~:~lhl• <i9essler ~ .' ::conrl 81. .. Jewelry The office .staff of Mei~s General Hospital Is comprised of these three persons In adolltlt'n lo the admmtstrator Verg1l Hayes. Left to ng ht in the photo are: Joy Griffith, Marlene HARTL STCIRI "! Polriero} .son, and Cla·rence Massar. bookkeeper. ' • Meigs General POMEROY I !' SPRING Opportunity Open House To_ For Careers leOn Friday -.wn.l:t~~~~: .\ I I ' . I VOGUE SH·OE STORE -~ Kai.!ler orig1na~1y envtsioned a seven to 14 -~tory medical plant located on hill sprawUnJ Hawaiian Village Hotel ~round~ But . elty planning eomml&lloners, already a bit dazed by tbe lndustrtallat'S ambltlou.s Ideas, told blJD thete were enou1Jh big buildings already blocking the Wakltl akyiiRe. Kal· ser reluctantly agreed to cut down the building to fit zoning rea:ula· 'I ,) ,, I KITCHEN SINKS. I tlons. 1o1ft !hlnllng nout pullln9 In • ntW Kltohtn SJnU Mort h e rill vtllolt ••• •nd we thlnl It lo tho ~ott olfor you'll lind ·onywhoro, Best Wishes ·Meigs General HOSPITAL WEHRUNG BAK.ERY POMEROY. \ we ·are always in·terested .lN PROGRESS OUR ALL METAL 'I •m Feature Bospital Week .lii61Pila.l Assoelation wiH pre11ent 'l'he nation'• hoapUall have a • , special dramaUe broadcast en to\11 of\ more tMn t,eob.ooo beds 1 Tbe averaR~ Patient atay in t1ie •'The Hospltal," over t' h .nd their total aaets art .ltm01t '"ort-terai pneral hospital Ia 7.1 ~~ Broadcasting Compt~ny 112 bl1Uon. • dayL .... , 1tlit}DI'IIl radio network 'TI'JUa N·atlonal Hoepltal Wt. ;:·~: ; · $oetam will be f>I'OCIU...t under • -~II< ..moe cnn: irom t h e 'aat. 1\oebuct Fountfation. MuioiC •u be providtd by tbe ofehntrs -ed. ., := Our: M~is•· ~i;ieral · Hospitol. bll pitol · , 1)0\YMjE~G.ROSSi ·- Inc. ' .. . '!II ;lthe Meuopolltoo Qpero Aud~ of ~~~· llld the drom• .'< 'f oQ ~.. be foUOwt!d bf 1 I· '1- o leldlof FU f ( LAIIGI PACKAO. era! HospitaLwitli Richard Siler at •~e mi....:.scnne Opeft .House· Held. J;!unday May· U'I ·~ • 1 ·l Lakin H 'i:ll Mil.' An an d.ay l--•• .. ;lllmtalKraWt. ,, I "· NICI CALCULIIITINO ' · ,Y.UBIIRN,IIE. _:.UP - ' Tho A"' ......~.-·,·~atom ocbool doportmool cleoe4 Ita ' "~ '. •·oPen - ~r· ,.' . ' . Help They Gi.ve To. O.,r .Community . ,. · . " ·.· -~. Tht :FARMERS. QANK . :: . and . 'l!.... . ._ . was shipped ~f the Atomic Eoergy - ·commia11on tor ~perlmental plant breeding at the coUeae. -~ - - - - AND Lakin's P.yc:-hiatric Aide of tbe Year. llll!ll, and later ....,.Jved til< llABBIT ADOPTID A.ehlevement ~woard from tlle MILLER, s·, D. - O'P - Linda · · Gibson'• cat 11\lt!. birtll to two yet. I M enta Health A.ssoeia· ktW iJtte111 but . waa letn giving tecosnJtlon of He.r o·lt· U.lntll to I tbird animal a few standinJ and de,vo-ted 1 erv~ . - Goodwin Florist Shop PHONE 313 an ~dreu by Judje Willlam J Thompson of .the -K anawha Cou .-. tr I~tennedlate · Court on to · pi< '"the .lolental Health' ~t and ·Its RelaUona to the Cout1J of ,;;;bt;:,:, ' CONGRATULATIONS Meigs General HOSPITAL • of Pulm leotare or the pro · ,. ..,.., ..• -· the )lftsentatlon of 5year Hn"l~ 'DIPIIQ¥o,., ·Dr. plDs· to · Lekin S. 0. Sqperinten~ent~ Johmoll ·wilt' ' tt THE • IES..T WISHES ·oN Y.C)UR ·· ·ope~;~ . We Salute ;);,:' ~ Meig• General ' HOSPITAL •.,. ' Ho,se, May·17th. • In C.lt!bration Of ' .Notional He~tpitol Wuk ' ' And Its .- .. Staff ·' ' · John' ~hilli.,s Funeral Services Scheduled Friday ,0• Funeral services for Mrs. Johtl Phillips, OJ , who died at tb•J · borne of her daughter, .Mrs. J . W. McMurray, P.;.meroy, ;Wednesday morning will be held · Friday at ~ P. M. i::n the Ew;ng FUneral flomc with burial to 1)e m-a-de in Beech Grove C~tery. · 1 The deceased was' '-'~ ~ wife or the former Jo.hn Phillips who served manv years on the Pom-Proy Police Department ·as Cbi 1f of Police. Her death came on h(l~· lUst birtm-lay. . Friends maY , ('.all at t.!'J~ Ewing Funeral Home at attY. Utnc. f For The fine Work,Tt,~y Jue Dolni T.o Mak• Meiga County A Healthi•r Place In Which "Ta.Livi. May You Continue To Graw ln The Yeon To Come And Stand ,.. A Symbol Of Meigs couritiea Progress and Friend- fwo Cases H~d · hi Mayors CoUrt linea. thoae receirinJ a 101eit Pomeroy, National ·Bank .~~ ·.· * ··· ,.. .-~~ ,. • · eleeled by ~·r ...workers. ,, A ~otmal" proaram on tbe bo' pitai lawn at 1:10 P. M. featured this State.'' The il':u House" ·w, .. "'" liter. Tbe newe0111er waa a bol>r ·l Laltl 'Stat H .., 1 1 Dr. S . . O. Johnsoni'r Superinten· rabbit tb.e cat bid aathered up li"'JdJ at 11 e 051'·~ 1 ' La · -'lent o! ~ State Otp;Jtal, stat· brOught home. ' . n, w. Va., 00 Sunday,,ltay U, ed that this year ma!'ks Lakin's 1n observance of National H01p1 . tenbh annual c"ele.bration of Na. :.~rilitors after ~e Pn>DA~ tal D•Y· GUided tours of -the tional HosPital Day W1o~~,~.~nl up the day wdl be a so ·t. holpit.al, -.and an exhibit high· · .· · ' ' ball do~J.ble.header; Raye's Marlighting the ' lmport.anh of bas,:_ The ' tr~i!lti.onal outdoor p.i~r.ic _):et vs.. ~ft State. Hoapital Ball tal careers, were J.vailrllle. tl) supper will be seryed to patien::.S . Club 'and' .M~on City VI. Latin ln· ,..wtora throughout the day. ' mates . . Meia• ~neral HOSPITAL . For -r, · - ·· · . · _ .TO' .t()n Frtdl)', Ma7 tT, frOm 8:3tt 111:1& p. m. (EDT) the American 'TILL 9 P.M. ' MAY 15th to MAY 18th CO~GRATULATIONS And IJtst Wishts DC Broadcast '·IRONING BOARDS ·, $4.88 ' I Congratulations • Meigs General HOSPITAL Goodwin ·Printing Shop BROOKINGS, S. D. -UP - A one-ounce capsule arrived at South · . ~, ·r , .. Dakota State Colleee here in a Nerve comer or tiiOI!OspltAI rot plnmj 'eoiTiici,t dl!!B!Ji>sis of 5.1100.pound pa_ ekage. The capsule cases Is th~ hospital lab such as this pictured at Meigs Gen· eontalned radloaotlve cobalt 60. It ,.,ld .00 OFSALE-9TO 6 DAILY I I COURT ST. REGULAR $119.00 VALUI $ POMEROY E. MAIN ST. -· a1ns '·.1 Meigs-General Hospital .I. C:LOIE·OUT 01'4 ' . • Congratulate You H li'i!lir'Pu' , ONLY Fnw,. S111«Je.te.1"'" lo"" SINGLE COPY-lie J Hospital At Beach ' New Kaiser Plans i;::::==:=:::======~ I H~:try! TIIIS:'e tt 611t70- L_..,....., ~~. have a eold wlll leave you ·Kensi- • G.atral H.alth tive to a chlll for some tlme. ' Do your best to avoid catching Best place for you Ls in bed. a col~. Keep your rasistance up Here again hea~ serves a5 a. and a(ay in good general health! remedy. The wam1th of your bed &at properly, but not tuo heav- combines wlt.h the rest you get ·Uy, during the summer IJlOnths. f,o glve your body a better chance Make .sure JOIU' food Is both sub· lot fighting oft' the cold infection.., 1tant.ial and nourt.shlng. One torm of heat ts not adv.lsa· Don't try to cool ofl too quickly ble. It you can, stop smokiDg. after ltrenuoua exucL'Se. Smoke, you see, irritates the na• F llo Clo .1.. sal mem~t anes. o w .:• QVEITIOK A.KJ) ANSWER And let the doct, not tlle L. B.: To- sati-sfy & constant amount or da.rkneu, ad.vl.se you -craving tor sweets, I consume a.t of )'our bedtime. Wlth dayllghtlleast a JIOUIJd of candy dally with saving time 1n etreet ln ao manylno weight gatn. ts this harrQful? communltlea, I'tn afraid a lot ot Answer: U ts harmful to conyou might not reaUze wben 1t. is some the amount o! sweets da.Uy I Ume to 10 to bed. Ithat you mention. Thla craving Now even ln hot wutller, heat !or sweets might be due to dials helpful In t.reat.1n1 colda. It ls betes or to low blood sugar com- . benenelal boUllntema.lly and ex- lng from some othet cadse. terna!IJ'. You. are 1n need of a careful At the ftrst lndlt:atlon of a cold, atudy by your physician oo deter-! tate • hot bath juat before re- mlne whether any abnormal con- , tlrlna. Tattq a bath and then dltion 1J present, so that proper J0bi1: Dll~ probt.blf w1ll do treatment map be carried.out. .., • • ....,...... to the low 50't ...... .orn · WE 10. .BIG DAYS fiiAL I ..._,.... ,,_ _., H.... ......, S4 ,. 42 - 11 HIRJWI N. IUNDESIII, M.D. ALTHOUGH winter usually 1! more harm than good as far u tonal de red the season tor s.nee:re6,1 your cold Is concerned. summer eoidJ ea.n be pretty mts-1 If you have a tever, call your ' erable, too. If you have one now, doctor. !sntam Helps you have a lot of com}!any. About 40,000,000 Americans wml· catch coldS between May and lnhallng steam also ts a good · September-an aVerage o1 about ·ldea ln mOISt instances. But agatr~:o 10,000,000 pef month. 1do not do It If you have to leave So, let me remind you o! a few the hou11e Immediat-ely aftercold facts. wuds. Inhaling steam when JOU ....'II.. .. I .. .... ..r.,., ....... -·Wy ..._..... . .. ......... .,..,., ehtnce of .......,." Pomeroy·Middlepott, Oblb, Tlluosday, MAl( 16, 1~57 N0.27 ,In The Summer, Too ' - Ohio: _ , oJ.u<ir ..... - I' You Can Catch Cold :;=· ~ ' . Unltool , _ ......... Clovdr .... - . 'I 5 i " ' ar ' • I: ' I Wfather 'The Deily ·Sentine)i'PoiTierl!l~iddleport, ·OhioWednesday, May 15, •1957.We'dnesdoy, May 15, 1957 Given t<) more Graduates than any other fine watch! I I! I' i.. . . enttne ·' \ I A, I ., 1 afte,. .a 30 dly furlouP witb his bu1inesa visitors in Partenburl parents, Mr. anct Hn. Pearl Tlleoda.:.y_.- - - - Parker. He will leave soon for PTA TO MEET Korea. . Letart Falls PTA will meet nt Mn. Ed Wl.se of Columbiana thE:, grade ·school May 15 at 7 :30 11nd Mr.s. Ed Swank of North Lima arrived Monday f.or "II vi 11i: P. M. lnat&llation of officers wiU with Mrs. Ray Seidenable and be beld. Olan Harrison, Pomeroy, will organize Cub Scout troop Ill ]~r. and Mrs. Howard Stewart. Mrs. Rachel Detwiler of De- the meeting. All mothers are re · troit , Mich., is the guest of tho:> quested to be present with boys wishing t'O join the troop. Mr~ M'i.Sscs Elbel and Clara Garlanti Naomi Stobar1, preBident, wiU Minersville. preside. Mrs. Robert Gooch and daug.h · Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm visit len, Teren and Cynthia returned 1o theJr h ome in Co1umbu, today ed Mr. and Mrs . Robert Grimm artcr a vi.sit with her parents , and family ln Columbus. they town. Christy, Outgomg president , the W10odro.v bus; Mr . Linda and Mrs. brought be fore lh.. e. ~.;itj mcmth's meeting c·0 purchase O"( band waa het"d and broutagainst the propo9il.. James Breen had re:. / • •• I L elusively by itudenta of the @Chool The group also voted to con~ tribute a share of the expense~ needed to 3end a M.ason CounL:t delegate to the National PrA eo'l· vention in Cincinnati. The PTA went on record a• being in support of all local law enforcement officers in promot· ing Lraffic safety in the aTea. . . •I1. was pomted out that the new hi~hway, when corn . pleted,,__would b ds rmg gpee ters mto tJK Core 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy.MI<Idleport, 0 ., May 15, 1957 . POMDOY SOCIETY Mason Parent Teacher Ass'n 31st Wedding Installs New Officer Group Anniversary . Officer& for the . nut school gro~p Lo purChase $600 worth of I$ 0 bserve d " year were installed at special band equipment to be uaed ex , • •• BANKING SINCE 1871 . . . Mulberry ~enu• . Po~~tti'Or, . Ohio. POIIIDOY . RUTLAND- Mealier Fodera~ IIA!I«ve Syotem Member Feil"1) pt)IOIIt ~ee Corporatlfll .. . . · Two t~chons · we\oe •helt'd ir. Pomeroy M~tYru''s Co6rf: . WedJt~S· day night by Mayor E. F. ltObinson when Harty Kreig rorfeit ~d a $25 bon~ for SPeeding .and Riobert Bowle s was .flned J;IO . and costs for reckless operati-on. Both arrests 'h.ad beftl made' bil lhe St.ate Rltrdl ·Town ..Hall .also announced that meter ~ollections {or t·be- period ~ay 7 tbrpui,h tb- • . lStiJ totalled $3!1~5.40•.. ,., .. ., �.. -. J ' •• • ' Metllodist lurc:h Stew(Jrds Is Held evenlng Cbureh. Hea~b at A Jeneral diJc115Sion was held '\D the ebW'C:b bUdget and the ap- proar:hin& Every Member Canva111. M!-~ . 0. P. Klein gave a report of , ·Goessler's •. • •• • ' .~ I l purchase of band was held a-nd broU<··. against t he propo,a. Jame11 Breen had ' . • / Sl • "' E \ ~ Sli.• ~ ...i• '"fell lndud4 federal In u ·--' .•• ' ' tfiarl Sl. • Jewelry HARTL t STQRI. . . ..,. Best Wishes TO MEIGS COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL ;~·- (i~essler gture:>. r'ou p tof brick .stru he three M1.>n's redBullding · t:w WE EXTEND OUR r: • I: ~ ;=========::::=. t I "J POMEROY And Congratulations On Their SUCCESS SPRING CLINTON FISHER 10. JIG DAYS '. H.u.J':ry! . Wednesday, May 15, 1957 Administration Quildin g, an d \ ll~~ ' • i .·, · • KITCHEN SINKS leon !l.lnklnt olioul pio!llnt In 1 now Kitchen SlnU Mort l1 1 roof VlfUI • , , 111<1 WI tfllnl It IJ 1M b..t of/tr eareer was to aid the hospital pr~gram. Lakin State Hospitals Recreatlop Director Joseph F. Lew IS and assistant Lawson Brooks are shown outSJ~e the Recreatl~n Hall, discussing plans for the reglilar monthly parties which have been gJVen at the b~spltwl by St. Monica's Guild of Christ Episcopal Church, Pt. Pleasant, since 1954 . The ladtes are. left to right, Mrs. LoonS. Thompson, president; Mrs. Tom Walters, vtce-presldent: and Mrs. Avie Lake, Jr., the C'.t.tlld's chalnnan for volunteer work at Lakin. ;hemical tllcrapy for psycbiatrie ailment. h1ve heen employed. Provision.!! fOr ps}·cholh!i!t&py. oo:upaiioha.l Lberapy, recreation and varlo'I:; ot..ber adjunctive ther.apies 'ha1'E b e d el 0· ~ 'dl fu nd• • n e ~" as rap• Y u have allowed. , During Dr. Johnson's tenu~. :1 training program for Plychh tric Aides has been ·established. -:\ll the hospital's attendants ilre ' bad RIGULAR $1"•00 VALUI ices expanded, lbe number of per- ' Na.tional d ' ' .00 SECOND ST. POMEROY -:::;;:;;:~ • $9.95 ALL METAL t-UNG BOARDS $4.88 'TIL19 P.M. ' ' . 'MAY 15th·to MAY 18th OF SALE- 9 TO 6 DAILY Our Best Wishes TO Meigs General Hospit•l THE C·ITY LOAN . 124 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY ., 1 ,, , ',f· N p ~et . urse ·a ltern ' • SIJ..VERTON,Tex. (lJP)-_ Atc.rnadotoretbrougbtheTex· as panllandle .Wednesday night, killing -20 peL-sons, injurillg; .; ··Page Nine . %~~~r;r~:~:••tfilyingordamagln,soor:oohomeoht ' ;, C' The State Department ol Public Safety annouitced the toll ofdea~ndinjure<tlnt~e _pat,h.o!O:t;:!~~·~b~~O.:,:!kl·~~~ - , Chester Aluomi jp·~~:s1r ,.:.uemount . workers feared __ ·d i..caped death or iniurr who . Banquet P)· IaiJDe Saturday June '1 'looking fOI" m«e Lhe toll would higher slate troopen and re.t idents prov1 es .us with an oppoJ1unity to assess the importance of our hospitals to our community. As our city ·continues ·to gfQw, our hospitlls must meet the· increasing demands for their vital serv..tces. We admit ·without questiOn our need of 9,700 dietitians, 6,800 medical aad ' inadequate IWJ& . 000 patients -- . the · {l'eate.tt num,.1956, the Welt Vir 'b er In B'nY year of hoapiti.l hi1tory. Jn ·accepted Dr. These hospitals · were staffed by 10 Lakin and more than 1,300,000 fuU-time learn first·haftd . workers who received an annual in the Meetine in ~oil erf more thaR $3.5 billion. i-nJtUutlon'i!l HaU. tho l.eftslatu"' porta u-pon the needs uakin IIUt -.u the Penllaps tho··~ of oil wm. those of aUeRts who ~tite were I ~·,;;;,;it~;ci-i the.ir .slde of StaH Poyohlatrlol . Dr. Siihon Overton Johnson, M. D,, Superintendent of Lakin State ·Hospital, reeelved a 10.year service pin w~en the hospital held Ita lOI.h annual observance o~ Ki.tlonal ·V~catioa Bo"ad Silverton, it touc:hed down at · tlie Jaycees Annual two c"blldren. n.- tdmado roared SilVer· Horse Show To ton long an. alert bad been • to .be4 the Be Held·SUJ?.day Iso;y_ntled hour and. were.trapPed _.eir Lockney, about 11 Qlilb to 50Utheast, injuring a womln and j into after iD tbe reside~ ·w.ent .;."A i ~ • · · Best Wishes ., thiS yea;r on the spacioUs lawn In front of the women's ward building. The recrea• tio.P: ptogram is considered an important·part of the hospita1's treatment plan. - · ext~mes were listed aueh services pharmaCy, M per eent; physical ' ~ tller•py department, 3'7 per etlnt; and social servic:e department., ·15 of ttie institutions In .sm·a u com· A toftlth .i!W 'WO! tDoilblln. facillU~ "l . • ~ . at the well as ror •. f • h. .. tele\U. be Week, May 12·18, will begin on the r;. A PILLAR. to blo full-time pool OF THE BEND AREA ~-ten In ~eigs promptly at 1 P. M. With Dean Sturm ot W$AZ-TV as mas:ter of ceremonies for the show there will be' n; classes beld in: Lead·ln Poliy: Three catted tun mane and tail; Parade Horae; Westerl\ Pleasure Pony, under 1U' 1; · Wtstern Pleasure Horae: five gait· 'Middlepo · ft H"gh . ed Horse; Western Pleasure Pony, )11 - · WE· CONGRATULATE YOU FOR YOUR ETERNAL SERVICE To . Be Held Sunday een· may com~ 'of nervou1 vol- VALLEY LUMBER and A further Laldll hu only. Seh.ool will be . (Contlnuod on Ifill"-) • . hn Phill J0 ' . Ips And SUPPLY COMPANY '\ Funefa)'•C'~J'Vlce8 ,• • ~ Middleport Scheduled Friday . I · ., ' " j {': . ~ . J .,, A,_: ., ·>.;. ' .. · . Meigs Ge~eral •. "' ·~· ~ ., Funeral services fC)r Mrs. Jolur Phillips, 91. who died . at tb·~ of her daughter , .Mrs. l. \\', "'~r.,.:urr.ay, P'Qmeroy, .Wednesday manning will be held - Friday a1 ~ ,p. M. in the Ewjng FUneral home with burial to be m'<tCie in •' BEST WISHES Persian PriD.cesa Beech Grove Cemetery. · ' ... ; . I. '· ··' . .<:o.niratilltatlon• For . ' The a P. H. MeHto(lfst Church will read the Sqiptur-e le.JUon and the prayer . will 'obe "given by :.he · Rev. N. ., Bordon, pastor . of the Mt MoriU Baptist Church: '' ,: · . ' I ' SpecLal mUJtc will include the \. · prtcesslo'nal "Ever Onward" an it> ,. "'!~ ... ' , hi Mayors CoUrt Fine · ' · Two actions · w'*e heard ir. Pomeroy Maier's Cotlrt Wed1'J~S­ day night by M'ayor E,.. F. ~Obin· son when Harty KreiJ for:teit.:-.d l · $25 bond for .SPeeding a"nd Rpbert BoW)es WB!f fined"•$10 aDJi . Pomeroy at ..,. \: :·. ' fwo Cases Heard ON Y-OUR OPEN HOUSE MAY 12-18 and -:-- held at tlle Jligh School ~U<li·. tonum. · . "~ Rev. C. ~E. •Ho)'\,' -~sf0t .o(;1 · tbe First · Baptist Chure~ wtll .b(, s~et for th• P~t!l'am wllb, · Fred 1. Gardner. pastbf of J the . Church or Chfli!t giYing the In:vo:l . catitm an~ · Denedittic!f. , )lev. ~ • .•. ~. Kontright, pastor · of ;KeatJt . 1 S~<by ·1 'Dhc deceased was1 die .. wife of "Symphony No. 5" by Beethoven tbe f.ormer John Pbi:llips who by t be School Band; the ant'be r served manv yean on Mle Pome· ~'God Of A11 Nature" and ibe roy Police Department u Ch,ll! s:hoNll prayer response by tHt;!: ··.~· of Poli~ . Her death came ob he:: Girts Glee £lu b and a .hymn by : ,, t.be congregation accompanied by I . 9lst birt~ay. Friends mtrY call at t.h~ Ewi11g tbe Band. Funeral Home at any. tune . -,.·~:HOSPITAL. '. • , to 56"; Parade Pony; ·Open • . . • . Horse; Keg or Stakelllee; Ba-:..~.laureate• 58" or ' under; Wet.,_, 1 CIAll · Trail -bone. · · Ribbons be awarded for five . places with a trophy to tbe winner · and e•sh prizes of $8, $6. $f and $!il, Baccalaureate ¥rvices for th! \. given in· the borse sbow claMN Cl,lin of 1957 at Middlepnrt. IU,h · (Notional Hospital Week, May 12-181 early dtacnoat• Cbunty Jaye'ees tnnounced Rq;ct Springs Fairground.8, .8tarting HOSPITAL " yean ~TURM today that all is noo.R In rea-dineas lor the fourth annual hone abow to be held Sl>nday, May 19, al the Meigs General lohnaon has eeen a million-do.Uar tor DEAN THE · Plea11rit. Qtl. wife, tbe former Mlrlon Flqyd, has Jl!lde the r1mb. ling brick · 9uperbl\e!ld011l'• home oymbolle of b~ltliUl)' to empiOf• eeo lllU fliencli ol ~ hoopilll. ' (Notional Hospit¢1 '•t team statiorled in Silver.. ~lahon "~ select~ the . the~~ 13th anniversary of the birth of . Careen:.,~at -~~t for the l~.u Florence Nightingale. o~ser:vanee of Nattonal Howpu.al zer Hoapital in GalllpoUa. Ohio, and the Reglo!l"l Office of tl10 Veteran's Administration in Huntington. ·He Js Dlreetor of the Men· lal lfl>llene Cllllle 11 Memorlol Hospitol ln OlariMton, W. V1. Active in · civic as well q his many profesrlonal organizations, Or. Johnson iJ 1 veatryman of ChriSt Epl.scopal Chur<b In Point ' HOSPITAL Pi!l;;;;;, -----=-----·---- at Lakin, Dr. J"ohnson «ervet as psyebiatric consultant to several other or8anllations, tneludinJ Hol- .Meigs Gentflal .p articularly · The··need for more trained per. Egg Hunt TO tnlm\!dlately. The n:flet:tiftg lnerea~Jina panhandle, but at UJual, when I homes crashed upon: them. Chick, a member of a geo- Lakin Stille .Hospital JH'bellts break Into a run as the starting signal is given for the Easter at llie 8~ijlllll, U1hment ot a ''th Wl I ' {or Lhe banquet, $1 for the thno:e the ruins of 1 bome. and 50 cents dues to the yer.. Before the tornado dtstended on In addition cortl Hbrari,ns, 30,800 medical technologl!!h, HS,'OO x-ray technicians, 5.350 pharmaellls, 5,650 med teal social workers, 4,750 occupational therapists a nd 5,800 physical theraplsJS. and p square only l'lte floor ~nd found~tion.. tbe sCheduled to . call dan~.es. . AD eyewitne55 said he uw onl7 'Tickets fqr th.c aff:nr are SL50 a bathtub and the foundation ln per cent. Week. "I:_he theme emphasizes the More than 3,475.000 children In rec:ognitlon ,of the growing 'importance of all' hospital careers need fC?r additional hospital per. to the health and weUe re of the were born in United States holo c:;nree_;._ra_;as::;b::i._oe:.::h::;•:.::m_lst.:-=;;~--=--c:::::---'-'---:--;:----,so:=n:n•::l::.,_:lh::•:.A:::m:e::rl:•a:n::.:H:os::pc:l:ta::l_:A>::· community. National Hospital pltals last yellr. By PHYLLIS KIRK . ' l'ilr Chet La!On Superintenden! Is Hon o~ed Sunday . In Observance Of;National Hospital \l'eek .COHGRA TULATIO.NS . ' Sate Legislatu~. , . Sl.nce this .unprecedented mee·inl at a !1tate hospital the LfJi9l~~:tute '.8 intere.8t in all the · lns\tDUons bas A allotlrlent for wo~ll: worlers; · Mrs. J G"hn J. R-»e, pnllident of the Che.,"1cr Alumni Assceiatbn announeed t.h at the aoouJ' .banquet of t.he alumni wGuld t .e held Ju n6 1 at 7:JO P . M. in \he Cb= :ter Gym Haddix ban~! will pia f?r h . Y t e round dance ~ortlon of l~ an atea about eigbt bloeka Long. program and -Whil e .Beegle 1s Many ~u&el . tell apart leaving s. Tblnlst hospitals, al10 had bMn d•>~~ , tbrougb the ruins (If 25 homes vietimo. . Ra!pb Husted, stite. relatlou dirtetor _for. tbe A_mer1~an Red Cr05"&, _illd f1r!rt esll~~tb sl~wed. 68 person• had been lRJutE;d m .J;he stortn. Thr~e ~ber persona were repToberleTd mlssdmg. t k . S'l erto oraa o s rue 1v n abeut 11 p. ~- c. 1. L _in the soutb-western sethon, teumg through ~ . 11 0 t;w:"o_a-;re~su::;e:.::h to be observed from May · 12-18, - tremendous vicea dutliiggro~r::bb~!:in1;~::::~~:~[ the · · and partly ttie ~our11 of the average hospital emplOyfle work week. In spite of..·the in· crea~e in h'ospltal perlfoiJnel, hospi$.18 stlU are faced •with the press· sonnet. and the variety of careers 9onnel for speclallzed sCrvi~es is in hospitals expanded. The first pointed up by American Ho!lpital professional nurse i.n the United Association !tatistlcs. The. Associa· States ~ wu gr.iduated 'fi,tnll.ho • _! tion repo~ the.t·ill 195:1l-pnly 61 11 per cent of· the sh"OM.·term. general first org::~nized nurse . .... School .~n 1873. TOdaY there are and special hospitall in· the United 200 categories of ~spital posi- States 'had blood banks, end only tions, ranging from aceoy.ntant i9 c:ent occupatioilal tber· x-ray technician. In between these . B8tween these · uosriTAL CAREERS p Hos ita! Week, electroeardioSJN~,phs. ,...,nd Meigs General Hospital Gilmore Supply Store 1 ' As the ••ope of hospital serv- ing need for additional An Editorial 111 TO ·; born, ·rgraphs, eportedwhile the use oi eJeetroeardtoin 19M, a ·total ilf 84 per cent of all United States bosrpitals and 89 per cent oi the ..short term general and speci".,l hospitals V~lun~eer hospital workers can do many !hi ~gs Best Wishes Meigs General you'll find onywlloro. .. 1 .• , 'Hospitals, which generally had relied on untrained attendants tO aid the phl'•id~ns. began tile ex. pan!!iion servje'88 and trained p"'" sonnet :which contJnues todly. For example,· in 1896, the first x.ray equ'lpment in the Up.lted State! was installed in the New Y o 1( C l!_ost-Graduate Medical School and HospJtal and iD ·( the· Hahnen)ann Hospital in Chicajo. t~:~~~ Jn 1055, in the. United States 95 · A.uleriean per cent of the short--term general roae ~ly 1• per and .speeial hospitals had x-ray [a· and · the to~l of hospital b·eda 1% cilities. NinetY-three per cent had per cent. clinical labor"atories. In 1926, only This out-o(;proportion 20 hospitals in the United States in penonne1 :.l'lfl,e<ted now required to attend cia•«• the hospitals. Have we realiled how much the hospitals need Sales - Paint - Servlc. d i th 1 ""fl t ( t 111' ng e r · rs year 0 e il· US~ . Phones 6265X - 6009· Y ~~~s~ent and to paas examlu I , · T he.them! of Natio~J Hoapl~ Week this year is "CBtreers MIDDLEPORT prowreu. The recogni!ed moden. In 19152 Laki~ won the "Grea' :rhat1:!ount, emphasWng the carj!!!r· opportunities for young ~:;;;;==========;J est ohievement Award of the peOple In .01!" _bolpitl!ls imd polnUng out the shortage of hos· Americ.on Psycbiatric Assod• pita) perscmnel, a Sbortqe that will continue to increase as lion. " .., the hospital of th,,t our population U~.u. unleaa we of this community can find 11~:: ~~~:tild llllKic the llio 't some way. to C!bl8e $be 11p. , II aehlemnent In ,the How ·maey p60ple reAlize the variety oY career opportorunation. Ues our hO!!iltala offer? In addlU9Jt to doctors and nurses hOS· In the fleld of public relatior,. pltals are staffed < by clerical help, Iaborartory techni~;·ns· , Dr. JotmJOn bas mild~ tontinuo\UJ pharmacl ts ibtt lsts ""' ef!O'Is to brln11 bome two facto , s • . rap • malntenan~ tnen . . . careers to suit to the dtlzens of the oomm•nlty a diverSity of lnlertSts. In the largest hospitals, -there may be and ·of the otate41rst, that men&! as many as 200 job classltkalilons. , illne" can be helped; ·and A 1mspltal cueer Is one of the finest, the most rewarding hat more generous budgeting al · and the most satisfying open to our young men and women ALSO SIIOE REPAIRING lowanres am needed for thi! today. COURT ST. purpo.e. 'lt'or in spite of the ·n n· --=--------~--;------------­ POMEROY sbluc1ive advaneea made ·«t iA· Thfl're are about 7,000 hospitals Among thE> hospital personnel kin, the in!ltihltion .continued to in the Un~ed States, wliieb. last r~ported by United 'Stat(l)s bnspit· suffer from tlte twin problema to state intUtutions over- year cared ffir more than 2l,OOQ,· &18 last year were 160,100 iiurses Congratulations 1 , p~. ize nurses' world, the DUKE CLEANERS CLOS..OUT OH :. ,;·. '.''·.···• 1 ' Patients In Easter Egg Hunt HOSPITAL H' t~?:~,;~,t~.~~~ 3~. 1~~:i:~~;;s« over a · mean.-. of phys.ical and • Nnitht .... Frldar, ...,....., ..ttn•tlnt "' _. ,,...,. ..vlhaset ,.,. tMt ~ ...,. Hlth Mdo., 54 .. 62 ..o.tlt. 62 •• 70 Low ...lthlltt .... .Wa """" to .... low IQ'o- ' \ -- ' N• h ' • I . or:e nce Ig·.. ··. ttnga_. e Fl . l ~e Womt•rl's Building, fac in~ a pleJ · · sant lawn with many S'hiH~c trees. The Medical Ct>ntcr .Bui fl. ing, ll modern brick structur e, is localed'"lnorc t han 100 yar,ds from this group. Be h ~nd il ·are t he Lwu modern brick dormitories f?r c mployEie&. Several smaller fr3me slrut· lures have terved. .(i!'r ·the Recr.:! .. tion Hall, Cantt!en, small dwefj ., ings for married edtptoyee~. lh~ b o.s pltal laundry, the neceasatY farm building!\ and a barrir.c ,;s tor a· feW state 'Prisoners who. ar· a!Wig!'!ed to ,work duty at the hospital. Two small brick builr:!· ings serve as storehol!se and hoitf!r plant. , Majo-r improvemenh to the ·phY· sica I plant are anticipated in th , n-Air fi1ture as the 19157 State Legislature allocated $79:1,000 .00 to Lakin for ex:pansio.n and im · flf provl'ment o( the buildings. Ws money $135,000.00 .Is bu .. · gct~d for a new kitchen and cafetorl.a with equipment: $10"1 .· ' 000.00 for a ·f leW laundry anr! maintenance shop, >With t>'a uip.. ment,· $60,000.00 tor a new water ay.11tem ; and $508,000.00 for ex tenWve remodeli:ng of the two ohJ threc-!ltory ward building.~. Dr. S, 0 . .rohn!!ion hecam'e Su· pe-rintendent of Lakin State Hospill! on !llorch I, 1147. He has II.OW eompleted 16 ye11r.11 of service In this pnst during which time tM-inatituUon hu made mueh ' _ ,_ Clou4y 0114 cheftce of .,._., I ~• •• • ·._•.c' • .'·'· · ':1,_ .. · . •. · j;~ ·' • . Wed?es~oy1 .May 1~, 1957The 'DoUy5entihel, P:o~eroy·Middlegort,10hio! j- La,kin Hospital A:nswersA · Need In Area wu:.; nam ~ d in honor of the lak James S., Lakin, first presir! (!.1t of W . Va .s Bo ar0 o~ Con tr o.l wh · was instru'Tlental w cstal:illsh ll1g the ho.~ pi1::tl. The ul rlur huildiwJs r ompri~e a Unite.~,_ By SINGLE COPY-fc ,, ·l>ui nt Plt>;u;ant "i"h•~ 1300-a<:l"t' hospital gr nun ao; 11 re ne ar t: 1 • Ohio River. ami ahrwt 600 111. 1. h. is u~d for dJVfT'Iifi eri J 3nnmg M o~ t of t hC> rr nuin ~' er or t ~ , r tract is hill~· <~n rl hest ad:l!Jlul e . :' I' Naomi Stobart:, president, Will preside . Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm visil · ed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gri~ and family in Columbu~. The Doily 5e!lti.nel, Pomeroy-Mi&lleport, Ohio ·. Ohle: _ , • .....,. 0114 ·- en-t tne . ' / -----:-:-:=PTA TO MilT BY PHVLLI£ H. KIRK ro grazing. Staff Ps,chiatrilt j The hospital was establishf'd Lakin St.t lc Hn s pi!;~l L~ locabd by an acl of the State Legislatu; · on \VCsl Virginia H:g hway :-.J•J . 6: in 1923, <1n d was cn:wmed for th! llppl'oximatf'ly 8 mi l('s north or receptio n of pati ents in 1926. It I j • '• . Letart Falls PTA will meet at th~ grade 9Cbool May 15 1t 7 :30 P. M. Inatallation of officers will be held. Olan Harrison, Pomeroy, will organize Cub Scout troop .\t the meeting. All mothers are re · quested to be present wlt.h boys wishing to join the troop. MJ:~ Page Eight re ·Gi•wl'!n tQ m.ore Graduates tHr•" any,, other fine watch! --- . J . lUll. Mr. 1nd Mrs. E. J. Hill were buainess visitors in Parkersburg 1\lesday. A{r, and Mrs. E. the coming year a succest~ful one being in support of all local law Other officers installed arc enforcement officers in promot· Charlie D. Carr, vice pr~iden · ing t.rartic safety in the area . Mrs. Denver Artis, secretary; ;m ·' H wai!l pointed out that the new r>or EIJersh.ach, treasurer . Mn. hi ghway, when completed, would Alice Smit'h. a W!acher at Lhe bring speedsters into the fore Mason School direrted the i~s;u;l~-j.:;"~th~c~y~~~l:.~~ lation .serviL-e. A discussion of a brought before fhe month's meeting ' 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 15, 1957 Mason Parent Teacher Ass'n 31st Wedding Installs New Officer Gr.oup Anniversary · Orficera for rhe . next .schOolJ uoup lo purChase $600 worth of Is Observed • year were -instaHed at special band equ ipment to be used ex Melbod&.t the fl· the Every Member Canvass at a ceremonies held at the · meetin _! cluaively by studenlB of the II I Hunlintton Methodist Church as a o.f the Mason PTA held in the achool. au&geation tor the local project. Ma80n Elementary School on The 1roup also voted to eoi!TueBday evening. tribute a share of the ex.Jk!nsea J<.:dward Rickard wa s installed need~d to send a Mason Cooney as president or the group and delegate to the National PTA co'l· spoke -briefly to the members vention in Cincinnati. promising to do his best to mak ,~ The PTA went on recorc.i a<~ I • J •. • i i I crurts for reckless ~eration ." , ·. Both arrests '1).8!1 beep , made b" lhc State Pa:atrOl. Town .Hall ·llf?O ann,ounced "that met~ ..eoll~tion!l for the- peri<><! MIIY 7, ,tbr\!uii> II> • t:;tb to~l ed ~ll!I,!JO ..,, ... ,1, 7': �.. -. J ' •• • ' Metllodist lurc:h Stew(Jrds Is Held evenlng Cbureh. Hea~b at A Jeneral diJc115Sion was held '\D the ebW'C:b bUdget and the ap- proar:hin& Every Member Canva111. M!-~ . 0. P. Klein gave a report of , ·Goessler's •. • •• • ' .~ I l purchase of band was held a-nd broU<··. against t he propo,a. Jame11 Breen had ' . • / Sl • "' E \ ~ Sli.• ~ ...i• '"fell lndud4 federal In u ·--' .•• ' ' tfiarl Sl. • Jewelry HARTL t STQRI. . . ..,. Best Wishes TO MEIGS COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL ;~·- (i~essler gture:>. r'ou p tof brick .stru he three M1.>n's redBullding · t:w WE EXTEND OUR r: • I: ~ ;=========::::=. t I "J POMEROY And Congratulations On Their SUCCESS SPRING CLINTON FISHER 10. JIG DAYS '. H.u.J':ry! . Wednesday, May 15, 1957 Administration Quildin g, an d \ ll~~ ' • i .·, · • KITCHEN SINKS leon !l.lnklnt olioul pio!llnt In 1 now Kitchen SlnU Mort l1 1 roof VlfUI • , , 111<1 WI tfllnl It IJ 1M b..t of/tr eareer was to aid the hospital pr~gram. Lakin State Hospitals Recreatlop Director Joseph F. Lew IS and assistant Lawson Brooks are shown outSJ~e the Recreatl~n Hall, discussing plans for the reglilar monthly parties which have been gJVen at the b~spltwl by St. Monica's Guild of Christ Episcopal Church, Pt. Pleasant, since 1954 . The ladtes are. left to right, Mrs. LoonS. Thompson, president; Mrs. Tom Walters, vtce-presldent: and Mrs. Avie Lake, Jr., the C'.t.tlld's chalnnan for volunteer work at Lakin. ;hemical tllcrapy for psycbiatrie ailment. h1ve heen employed. Provision.!! fOr ps}·cholh!i!t&py. oo:upaiioha.l Lberapy, recreation and varlo'I:; ot..ber adjunctive ther.apies 'ha1'E b e d el 0· ~ 'dl fu nd• • n e ~" as rap• Y u have allowed. , During Dr. Johnson's tenu~. :1 training program for Plychh tric Aides has been ·established. -:\ll the hospital's attendants ilre ' bad RIGULAR $1"•00 VALUI ices expanded, lbe number of per- ' Na.tional d ' ' .00 SECOND ST. POMEROY -:::;;:;;:~ • $9.95 ALL METAL t-UNG BOARDS $4.88 'TIL19 P.M. ' ' . 'MAY 15th·to MAY 18th OF SALE- 9 TO 6 DAILY Our Best Wishes TO Meigs General Hospit•l THE C·ITY LOAN . 124 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY ., 1 ,, , ',f· N p ~et . urse ·a ltern ' • SIJ..VERTON,Tex. (lJP)-_ Atc.rnadotoretbrougbtheTex· as panllandle .Wednesday night, killing -20 peL-sons, injurillg; .; ··Page Nine . %~~~r;r~:~:••tfilyingordamagln,soor:oohomeoht ' ;, C' The State Department ol Public Safety annouitced the toll ofdea~ndinjure<tlnt~e _pat,h.o!O:t;:!~~·~b~~O.:,:!kl·~~~ - , Chester Aluomi jp·~~:s1r ,.:.uemount . workers feared __ ·d i..caped death or iniurr who . Banquet P)· IaiJDe Saturday June '1 'looking fOI" m«e Lhe toll would higher slate troopen and re.t idents prov1 es .us with an oppoJ1unity to assess the importance of our hospitals to our community. As our city ·continues ·to gfQw, our hospitlls must meet the· increasing demands for their vital serv..tces. We admit ·without questiOn our need of 9,700 dietitians, 6,800 medical aad ' inadequate IWJ& . 000 patients -- . the · {l'eate.tt num,.1956, the Welt Vir 'b er In B'nY year of hoapiti.l hi1tory. Jn ·accepted Dr. These hospitals · were staffed by 10 Lakin and more than 1,300,000 fuU-time learn first·haftd . workers who received an annual in the Meetine in ~oil erf more thaR $3.5 billion. i-nJtUutlon'i!l HaU. tho l.eftslatu"' porta u-pon the needs uakin IIUt -.u the Penllaps tho··~ of oil wm. those of aUeRts who ~tite were I ~·,;;;,;it~;ci-i the.ir .slde of StaH Poyohlatrlol . Dr. Siihon Overton Johnson, M. D,, Superintendent of Lakin State ·Hospital, reeelved a 10.year service pin w~en the hospital held Ita lOI.h annual observance o~ Ki.tlonal ·V~catioa Bo"ad Silverton, it touc:hed down at · tlie Jaycees Annual two c"blldren. n.- tdmado roared SilVer· Horse Show To ton long an. alert bad been • to .be4 the Be Held·SUJ?.day Iso;y_ntled hour and. were.trapPed _.eir Lockney, about 11 Qlilb to 50Utheast, injuring a womln and j into after iD tbe reside~ ·w.ent .;."A i ~ • · · Best Wishes ., thiS yea;r on the spacioUs lawn In front of the women's ward building. The recrea• tio.P: ptogram is considered an important·part of the hospita1's treatment plan. - · ext~mes were listed aueh services pharmaCy, M per eent; physical ' ~ tller•py department, 3'7 per etlnt; and social servic:e department., ·15 of ttie institutions In .sm·a u com· A toftlth .i!W 'WO! tDoilblln. facillU~ "l . • ~ . at the well as ror •. f • h. .. tele\U. be Week, May 12·18, will begin on the r;. A PILLAR. to blo full-time pool OF THE BEND AREA ~-ten In ~eigs promptly at 1 P. M. With Dean Sturm ot W$AZ-TV as mas:ter of ceremonies for the show there will be' n; classes beld in: Lead·ln Poliy: Three catted tun mane and tail; Parade Horae; Westerl\ Pleasure Pony, under 1U' 1; · Wtstern Pleasure Horae: five gait· 'Middlepo · ft H"gh . ed Horse; Western Pleasure Pony, )11 - · WE· CONGRATULATE YOU FOR YOUR ETERNAL SERVICE To . Be Held Sunday een· may com~ 'of nervou1 vol- VALLEY LUMBER and A further Laldll hu only. Seh.ool will be . (Contlnuod on Ifill"-) • . hn Phill J0 ' . Ips And SUPPLY COMPANY '\ Funefa)'•C'~J'Vlce8 ,• • ~ Middleport Scheduled Friday . I · ., ' " j {': . ~ . J .,, A,_: ., ·>.;. ' .. · . Meigs Ge~eral •. "' ·~· ~ ., Funeral services fC)r Mrs. Jolur Phillips, 91. who died . at tb·~ of her daughter , .Mrs. l. \\', "'~r.,.:urr.ay, P'Qmeroy, .Wednesday manning will be held - Friday a1 ~ ,p. M. in the Ewjng FUneral home with burial to be m'<tCie in •' BEST WISHES Persian PriD.cesa Beech Grove Cemetery. · ' ... ; . I. '· ··' . .<:o.niratilltatlon• For . ' The a P. H. MeHto(lfst Church will read the Sqiptur-e le.JUon and the prayer . will 'obe "given by :.he · Rev. N. ., Bordon, pastor . of the Mt MoriU Baptist Church: '' ,: · . ' I ' SpecLal mUJtc will include the \. · prtcesslo'nal "Ever Onward" an it> ,. "'!~ ... ' , hi Mayors CoUrt Fine · ' · Two actions · w'*e heard ir. Pomeroy Maier's Cotlrt Wed1'J~S­ day night by M'ayor E,.. F. ~Obin· son when Harty KreiJ for:teit.:-.d l · $25 bond for .SPeeding a"nd Rpbert BoW)es WB!f fined"•$10 aDJi . Pomeroy at ..,. \: :·. ' fwo Cases Heard ON Y-OUR OPEN HOUSE MAY 12-18 and -:-- held at tlle Jligh School ~U<li·. tonum. · . "~ Rev. C. ~E. •Ho)'\,' -~sf0t .o(;1 · tbe First · Baptist Chure~ wtll .b(, s~et for th• P~t!l'am wllb, · Fred 1. Gardner. pastbf of J the . Church or Chfli!t giYing the In:vo:l . catitm an~ · Denedittic!f. , )lev. ~ • .•. ~. Kontright, pastor · of ;KeatJt . 1 S~<by ·1 'Dhc deceased was1 die .. wife of "Symphony No. 5" by Beethoven tbe f.ormer John Pbi:llips who by t be School Band; the ant'be r served manv yean on Mle Pome· ~'God Of A11 Nature" and ibe roy Police Department u Ch,ll! s:hoNll prayer response by tHt;!: ··.~· of Poli~ . Her death came ob he:: Girts Glee £lu b and a .hymn by : ,, t.be congregation accompanied by I . 9lst birt~ay. Friends mtrY call at t.h~ Ewi11g tbe Band. Funeral Home at any. tune . -,.·~:HOSPITAL. '. • , to 56"; Parade Pony; ·Open • . . • . Horse; Keg or Stakelllee; Ba-:..~.laureate• 58" or ' under; Wet.,_, 1 CIAll · Trail -bone. · · Ribbons be awarded for five . places with a trophy to tbe winner · and e•sh prizes of $8, $6. $f and $!il, Baccalaureate ¥rvices for th! \. given in· the borse sbow claMN Cl,lin of 1957 at Middlepnrt. IU,h · (Notional Hospital Week, May 12-181 early dtacnoat• Cbunty Jaye'ees tnnounced Rq;ct Springs Fairground.8, .8tarting HOSPITAL " yean ~TURM today that all is noo.R In rea-dineas lor the fourth annual hone abow to be held Sl>nday, May 19, al the Meigs General lohnaon has eeen a million-do.Uar tor DEAN THE · Plea11rit. Qtl. wife, tbe former Mlrlon Flqyd, has Jl!lde the r1mb. ling brick · 9uperbl\e!ld011l'• home oymbolle of b~ltliUl)' to empiOf• eeo lllU fliencli ol ~ hoopilll. ' (Notional Hospit¢1 '•t team statiorled in Silver.. ~lahon "~ select~ the . the~~ 13th anniversary of the birth of . Careen:.,~at -~~t for the l~.u Florence Nightingale. o~ser:vanee of Nattonal Howpu.al zer Hoapital in GalllpoUa. Ohio, and the Reglo!l"l Office of tl10 Veteran's Administration in Huntington. ·He Js Dlreetor of the Men· lal lfl>llene Cllllle 11 Memorlol Hospitol ln OlariMton, W. V1. Active in · civic as well q his many profesrlonal organizations, Or. Johnson iJ 1 veatryman of ChriSt Epl.scopal Chur<b In Point ' HOSPITAL Pi!l;;;;;, -----=-----·---- at Lakin, Dr. J"ohnson «ervet as psyebiatric consultant to several other or8anllations, tneludinJ Hol- .Meigs Gentflal .p articularly · The··need for more trained per. Egg Hunt TO tnlm\!dlately. The n:flet:tiftg lnerea~Jina panhandle, but at UJual, when I homes crashed upon: them. Chick, a member of a geo- Lakin Stille .Hospital JH'bellts break Into a run as the starting signal is given for the Easter at llie 8~ijlllll, U1hment ot a ''th Wl I ' {or Lhe banquet, $1 for the thno:e the ruins of 1 bome. and 50 cents dues to the yer.. Before the tornado dtstended on In addition cortl Hbrari,ns, 30,800 medical technologl!!h, HS,'OO x-ray technicians, 5.350 pharmaellls, 5,650 med teal social workers, 4,750 occupational therapists a nd 5,800 physical theraplsJS. and p square only l'lte floor ~nd found~tion.. tbe sCheduled to . call dan~.es. . AD eyewitne55 said he uw onl7 'Tickets fqr th.c aff:nr are SL50 a bathtub and the foundation ln per cent. Week. "I:_he theme emphasizes the More than 3,475.000 children In rec:ognitlon ,of the growing 'importance of all' hospital careers need fC?r additional hospital per. to the health and weUe re of the were born in United States holo c:;nree_;._ra_;as::;b::i._oe:.::h::;•:.::m_lst.:-=;;~--=--c:::::---'-'---:--;:----,so:=n:n•::l::.,_:lh::•:.A:::m:e::rl:•a:n::.:H:os::pc:l:ta::l_:A>::· community. National Hospital pltals last yellr. By PHYLLIS KIRK . ' l'ilr Chet La!On Superintenden! Is Hon o~ed Sunday . In Observance Of;National Hospital \l'eek .COHGRA TULATIO.NS . ' Sate Legislatu~. , . Sl.nce this .unprecedented mee·inl at a !1tate hospital the LfJi9l~~:tute '.8 intere.8t in all the · lns\tDUons bas A allotlrlent for wo~ll: worlers; · Mrs. J G"hn J. R-»e, pnllident of the Che.,"1cr Alumni Assceiatbn announeed t.h at the aoouJ' .banquet of t.he alumni wGuld t .e held Ju n6 1 at 7:JO P . M. in \he Cb= :ter Gym Haddix ban~! will pia f?r h . Y t e round dance ~ortlon of l~ an atea about eigbt bloeka Long. program and -Whil e .Beegle 1s Many ~u&el . tell apart leaving s. Tblnlst hospitals, al10 had bMn d•>~~ , tbrougb the ruins (If 25 homes vietimo. . Ra!pb Husted, stite. relatlou dirtetor _for. tbe A_mer1~an Red Cr05"&, _illd f1r!rt esll~~tb sl~wed. 68 person• had been lRJutE;d m .J;he stortn. Thr~e ~ber persona were repToberleTd mlssdmg. t k . S'l erto oraa o s rue 1v n abeut 11 p. ~- c. 1. L _in the soutb-western sethon, teumg through ~ . 11 0 t;w:"o_a-;re~su::;e:.::h to be observed from May · 12-18, - tremendous vicea dutliiggro~r::bb~!:in1;~::::~~:~[ the · · and partly ttie ~our11 of the average hospital emplOyfle work week. In spite of..·the in· crea~e in h'ospltal perlfoiJnel, hospi$.18 stlU are faced •with the press· sonnet. and the variety of careers 9onnel for speclallzed sCrvi~es is in hospitals expanded. The first pointed up by American Ho!lpital professional nurse i.n the United Association !tatistlcs. The. Associa· States ~ wu gr.iduated 'fi,tnll.ho • _! tion repo~ the.t·ill 195:1l-pnly 61 11 per cent of· the sh"OM.·term. general first org::~nized nurse . .... School .~n 1873. TOdaY there are and special hospitall in· the United 200 categories of ~spital posi- States 'had blood banks, end only tions, ranging from aceoy.ntant i9 c:ent occupatioilal tber· x-ray technician. In between these . B8tween these · uosriTAL CAREERS p Hos ita! Week, electroeardioSJN~,phs. ,...,nd Meigs General Hospital Gilmore Supply Store 1 ' As the ••ope of hospital serv- ing need for additional An Editorial 111 TO ·; born, ·rgraphs, eportedwhile the use oi eJeetroeardtoin 19M, a ·total ilf 84 per cent of all United States bosrpitals and 89 per cent oi the ..short term general and speci".,l hospitals V~lun~eer hospital workers can do many !hi ~gs Best Wishes Meigs General you'll find onywlloro. .. 1 .• , 'Hospitals, which generally had relied on untrained attendants tO aid the phl'•id~ns. began tile ex. pan!!iion servje'88 and trained p"'" sonnet :which contJnues todly. For example,· in 1896, the first x.ray equ'lpment in the Up.lted State! was installed in the New Y o 1( C l!_ost-Graduate Medical School and HospJtal and iD ·( the· Hahnen)ann Hospital in Chicajo. t~:~~~ Jn 1055, in the. United States 95 · A.uleriean per cent of the short--term general roae ~ly 1• per and .speeial hospitals had x-ray [a· and · the to~l of hospital b·eda 1% cilities. NinetY-three per cent had per cent. clinical labor"atories. In 1926, only This out-o(;proportion 20 hospitals in the United States in penonne1 :.l'lfl,e<ted now required to attend cia•«• the hospitals. Have we realiled how much the hospitals need Sales - Paint - Servlc. d i th 1 ""fl t ( t 111' ng e r · rs year 0 e il· US~ . Phones 6265X - 6009· Y ~~~s~ent and to paas examlu I , · T he.them! of Natio~J Hoapl~ Week this year is "CBtreers MIDDLEPORT prowreu. The recogni!ed moden. In 19152 Laki~ won the "Grea' :rhat1:!ount, emphasWng the carj!!!r· opportunities for young ~:;;;;==========;J est ohievement Award of the peOple In .01!" _bolpitl!ls imd polnUng out the shortage of hos· Americ.on Psycbiatric Assod• pita) perscmnel, a Sbortqe that will continue to increase as lion. " .., the hospital of th,,t our population U~.u. unleaa we of this community can find 11~:: ~~~:tild llllKic the llio 't some way. to C!bl8e $be 11p. , II aehlemnent In ,the How ·maey p60ple reAlize the variety oY career opportorunation. Ues our hO!!iltala offer? In addlU9Jt to doctors and nurses hOS· In the fleld of public relatior,. pltals are staffed < by clerical help, Iaborartory techni~;·ns· , Dr. JotmJOn bas mild~ tontinuo\UJ pharmacl ts ibtt lsts ""' ef!O'Is to brln11 bome two facto , s • . rap • malntenan~ tnen . . . careers to suit to the dtlzens of the oomm•nlty a diverSity of lnlertSts. In the largest hospitals, -there may be and ·of the otate41rst, that men&! as many as 200 job classltkalilons. , illne" can be helped; ·and A 1mspltal cueer Is one of the finest, the most rewarding hat more generous budgeting al · and the most satisfying open to our young men and women ALSO SIIOE REPAIRING lowanres am needed for thi! today. COURT ST. purpo.e. 'lt'or in spite of the ·n n· --=--------~--;------------­ POMEROY sbluc1ive advaneea made ·«t iA· Thfl're are about 7,000 hospitals Among thE> hospital personnel kin, the in!ltihltion .continued to in the Un~ed States, wliieb. last r~ported by United 'Stat(l)s bnspit· suffer from tlte twin problema to state intUtutions over- year cared ffir more than 2l,OOQ,· &18 last year were 160,100 iiurses Congratulations 1 , p~. ize nurses' world, the DUKE CLEANERS CLOS..OUT OH :. ,;·. '.''·.···• 1 ' Patients In Easter Egg Hunt HOSPITAL H' t~?:~,;~,t~.~~~ 3~. 1~~:i:~~;;s« over a · mean.-. of phys.ical and • Nnitht .... Frldar, ...,....., ..ttn•tlnt "' _. ,,...,. ..vlhaset ,.,. tMt ~ ...,. Hlth Mdo., 54 .. 62 ..o.tlt. 62 •• 70 Low ...lthlltt .... .Wa """" to .... low IQ'o- ' \ -- ' N• h ' • I . or:e nce Ig·.. ··. ttnga_. e Fl . l ~e Womt•rl's Building, fac in~ a pleJ · · sant lawn with many S'hiH~c trees. The Medical Ct>ntcr .Bui fl. ing, ll modern brick structur e, is localed'"lnorc t han 100 yar,ds from this group. Be h ~nd il ·are t he Lwu modern brick dormitories f?r c mployEie&. Several smaller fr3me slrut· lures have terved. .(i!'r ·the Recr.:! .. tion Hall, Cantt!en, small dwefj ., ings for married edtptoyee~. lh~ b o.s pltal laundry, the neceasatY farm building!\ and a barrir.c ,;s tor a· feW state 'Prisoners who. ar· a!Wig!'!ed to ,work duty at the hospital. Two small brick builr:!· ings serve as storehol!se and hoitf!r plant. , Majo-r improvemenh to the ·phY· sica I plant are anticipated in th , n-Air fi1ture as the 19157 State Legislature allocated $79:1,000 .00 to Lakin for ex:pansio.n and im · flf provl'ment o( the buildings. Ws money $135,000.00 .Is bu .. · gct~d for a new kitchen and cafetorl.a with equipment: $10"1 .· ' 000.00 for a ·f leW laundry anr! maintenance shop, >With t>'a uip.. ment,· $60,000.00 tor a new water ay.11tem ; and $508,000.00 for ex tenWve remodeli:ng of the two ohJ threc-!ltory ward building.~. Dr. S, 0 . .rohn!!ion hecam'e Su· pe-rintendent of Lakin State Hospill! on !llorch I, 1147. He has II.OW eompleted 16 ye11r.11 of service In this pnst during which time tM-inatituUon hu made mueh ' _ ,_ Clou4y 0114 cheftce of .,._., I ~• •• • ·._•.c' • .'·'· · ':1,_ .. · . •. · j;~ ·' • . Wed?es~oy1 .May 1~, 1957The 'DoUy5entihel, P:o~eroy·Middlegort,10hio! j- La,kin Hospital A:nswersA · Need In Area wu:.; nam ~ d in honor of the lak James S., Lakin, first presir! (!.1t of W . Va .s Bo ar0 o~ Con tr o.l wh · was instru'Tlental w cstal:illsh ll1g the ho.~ pi1::tl. The ul rlur huildiwJs r ompri~e a Unite.~,_ By SINGLE COPY-fc ,, ·l>ui nt Plt>;u;ant "i"h•~ 1300-a<:l"t' hospital gr nun ao; 11 re ne ar t: 1 • Ohio River. ami ahrwt 600 111. 1. h. is u~d for dJVfT'Iifi eri J 3nnmg M o~ t of t hC> rr nuin ~' er or t ~ , r tract is hill~· <~n rl hest ad:l!Jlul e . :' I' Naomi Stobart:, president, Will preside . Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm visil · ed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gri~ and family in Columbu~. The Doily 5e!lti.nel, Pomeroy-Mi&lleport, Ohio ·. Ohle: _ , • .....,. 0114 ·- en-t tne . ' / -----:-:-:=PTA TO MilT BY PHVLLI£ H. KIRK ro grazing. Staff Ps,chiatrilt j The hospital was establishf'd Lakin St.t lc Hn s pi!;~l L~ locabd by an acl of the State Legislatu; · on \VCsl Virginia H:g hway :-.J•J . 6: in 1923, <1n d was cn:wmed for th! llppl'oximatf'ly 8 mi l('s north or receptio n of pati ents in 1926. It I j • '• . Letart Falls PTA will meet at th~ grade 9Cbool May 15 1t 7 :30 P. M. Inatallation of officers will be held. Olan Harrison, Pomeroy, will organize Cub Scout troop .\t the meeting. All mothers are re · quested to be present wlt.h boys wishing to join the troop. MJ:~ Page Eight re ·Gi•wl'!n tQ m.ore Graduates tHr•" any,, other fine watch! --- . J . lUll. Mr. 1nd Mrs. E. J. Hill were buainess visitors in Parkersburg 1\lesday. A{r, and Mrs. E. the coming year a succest~ful one being in support of all local law Other officers installed arc enforcement officers in promot· Charlie D. Carr, vice pr~iden · ing t.rartic safety in the area . Mrs. Denver Artis, secretary; ;m ·' H wai!l pointed out that the new r>or EIJersh.ach, treasurer . Mn. hi ghway, when completed, would Alice Smit'h. a W!acher at Lhe bring speedsters into the fore Mason School direrted the i~s;u;l~-j.:;"~th~c~y~~~l:.~~ lation .serviL-e. A discussion of a brought before fhe month's meeting ' 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 15, 1957 Mason Parent Teacher Ass'n 31st Wedding Installs New Officer Gr.oup Anniversary · Orficera for rhe . next .schOolJ uoup lo purChase $600 worth of Is Observed • year were -instaHed at special band equ ipment to be used ex Melbod&.t the fl· the Every Member Canvass at a ceremonies held at the · meetin _! cluaively by studenlB of the II I Hunlintton Methodist Church as a o.f the Mason PTA held in the achool. au&geation tor the local project. Ma80n Elementary School on The 1roup also voted to eoi!TueBday evening. tribute a share of the ex.Jk!nsea J<.:dward Rickard wa s installed need~d to send a Mason Cooney as president or the group and delegate to the National PTA co'l· spoke -briefly to the members vention in Cincinnati. promising to do his best to mak ,~ The PTA went on recorc.i a<~ I • J •. • i i I crurts for reckless ~eration ." , ·. Both arrests '1).8!1 beep , made b" lhc State Pa:atrOl. Town .Hall ·llf?O ann,ounced "that met~ ..eoll~tion!l for the- peri<><! MIIY 7, ,tbr\!uii> II> • t:;tb to~l ed ~ll!I,!JO ..,, ... ,1, 7': �J •• • ' • • • ., ' • I '' \ • • eath Methodist . fturch Stewards eeting Is Held e v~ning Chureh. Hibbs, !'~Wmao""ot the Fl· ·.C.O. 011 .ptuldeci at a :JD,teti 1 of tbe Commiuion 1110 "JJ u... b Steward• Moodily 1· • at Heath )lethodlat A 1eneral diRussion was held on the church bUdget and the approaehln, Every Member Canvas1. :Mra. 0 . P. Klein gave a report of the Every Member Canvasa at a Hunti~on Methodist Church u a auaeestion for the local project. . • ·Goessler's ./ - J., '~· ,.t:i • The thirty-first wedding anniverJity of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Russell, The group also voted to cor.- Denver, Colo., was observed Suntribute a share of the e-xpenses day when a surprise potluck din-. du1ively w hool. by needed to ~ nd a M.ason Coont.:t per was 11 erved at the home of ber father, John Werner, and lhil delegate to the National PTA CO'l· daughter, Katherine. MiddlepOrt, vention in Cincinnati. RD. The PTA went on record a" The dinner was served buffet being in support of aU loc~l law Jtyle and the annh•ersary cake was enforooment officers in 'promol- baked by Mrs. Curtis Johnson, Ra lng traCfic safety in the area. dne. i.t waa pointed out that the new Other!! present were Mrll'. Mar· highway, when completed, would euerite Werner, Mr. and Mrs. Marbring speedsters into ~he fore Johnson and children, Cheryl, throu.gh tbe town. 3 5 they Linda Colum· . \ HONORED BY VIET NAM Goad Oftcl For ~Y VENTURA , Ca li f. UP - Mrs. l HARTL POMEROY / ,, PTA TO MliET Letart ·Falla PTA wiU meet at th't grade 'SChool May 1~ at 7:30 P. M. tnatallation or offlcers will be held. Olan Harrison, Pomeroy, will organize Cub Scout troop •t the meeting. All mothers are re · quested to be present ._with bo;IS wishing to join the troop. Mr~ Naomi Stobart, president, wiD preside. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm visit · ed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimm and family in ColumbuS'. 4!lothmg drJVe Munday. When t he . ecouts came to the door and asked for ciMhe, her little boy thought the scOuts had bee n senl by t he laundrym.an and turned over a , bundle contani.n,fi: the f,qmily wash. · .. ; D~ted To .' teatuae•" ' ................. ,...-_, SINGLE COPY-6c • tns· jRutland liig~ SchPol Gr~duatio~ • .JSEO Regi,C)Jud Rescue Workers Expt:ess Fears ... . ~..... B,e,Hhld.F.rida.t.Eve.ui~ At 8 That Death Toll May Go .Higher i\1 Racine High Commencement To .. _... · .. ExtJ:C!~.ln;B~&JdOuFndaY C..,.._;.~11 . .' • • · • · SILVERTON, Tex. (UP)- A tornado lore lbroUgh the Tex· 1 as panhandle Wednl!Sdaf night, kiiUng 2o persons, injuril!gl ;; c · = , -.em. · An HIISI<Y Mro. tJdl.nlllltud! raishtl bee put pout- hla&e. and e:bitdren, ~ ~~~~~~~~ were de•troyed in I• Jim Jltrt, Billa, J..etltt ltD. · Lula Ruolell . ,Mitldl~ort, the eh.ureh Sunday to 70 olhera and desti'oying or damagin~ 50 or·00 homes In ' lhe town of Silvel"Wn. · The State Department of public Safety announced tbe toll of dead and injured·in "the path ol the twister, one of at lea~ firin n.., ~- Sunday pooltr7 ...... for Hulley ln a few 'hourlf. HOSPIT.I\L ...... .. ' • B F ~ . f R,\ ...., ..KL! N. . . . Jaycees Annual Horse Show To j Be Held S~day .. 1'Mal ... y ...MilliCAN OUI'tll, who taJJ away from home to join the Cuban ,IUerij1a bUH1I CJt.revolutlooar;y FiOel Castro, ore shown as ' · tbq intlnlewe4 1D. the Cuban hUll by Robert Taber, CBS J radlo broadeaner. AU lORI ,)(U.S. N11.vy men st utioued at Guan• ta.namo NavalBaae, they ue (1. tor.): Mlcha~l L. Garvey, 13, E..~!tbD. N. y •f OJ&rlel L. ..u.. .,an Jr., 20, Spr1ogfteld, Mass.; anJ Vlrlcw J. I w...., • .· - ., - ... Ralph state. relations d1rertor .for the A.m encan Red Cross, 1a1d flnt estimates showed 6B persons had been injured in .!_he stortn. Thre~ other persons were reported miulog. . .. T~e Tonado atruek Silverton about 1l p. ~· e. 1. t. .in the soutb· western seehon, .tearmg through . an afea about eight bloeks long. Many bpuaes · fell apart, .leaving . only the fl~r and ~oundat100. 1.. An eyewrtneM sa1d be- aaw only i. b1thtub and tbe foundafion iD. the ruins of a bome. Before the tornado deseended on Sil vert.on, it tou~bed down at · . Lockney, about 17 miles to t6e southeast. inj\lfing a WrJDUiri and , two children. Tb~ tornado roared Into Silver-ton long after an. alert had ' beer;J !ao_vnded ·in the panhandJe, but \residents went to .be4 at ~· ~ bour and. were trap~d when. ijtetr homes crashed upon Uaem. ./ A. L. Chick, a member of I team statiorled in aa.id he in 1 hotel Mrs. John J. Rose. pruide'nt of the Che.rter Alum ni Assoei:ttiJII today annou.need that the amn&J L .banquet of the al umhi would l.e held Ju ne 1 at 7:30 P. M. in tbc Cbr-.:ter Gym. Chet Haddix blind will pJS:y fr,t ,. the round dance portion of th progr.c~m and -White .Beegle ~s sCheduled to call ,f.he square dances ' · 1 Tick~ts for Lb.e affair are $1. 50 • l [O th b t $! f th d r e anque ; or ~ m ce and 50 cents dues to the yer. Cortgrotulations M•igs -County · f the would higher u state troopers and residents who escaped death or injury dug througb the ruins of 25 homes 1 f;:~~-:;·~·h~o~wed~~u~p=a~t~tlle~~=;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=.:; " - - - 1a dO'len runnel s thlt struck the • · Official rescue workers feared Chester AIunmi, 1p•nhm!le. to11 mount I ·-- ed Banquet PIaiiD more vietlmo. Saturday' June 1 I'looking . forHult~d, the alter "tbe b11ilt 1 l!Ml x zt..foot I ' , r .,.. ~nd Mrs .. James Knightwing .and sons of Ooanville, called Of\.. LADtES Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knigtning IS.mday· 1.. lilts. Herbert Rousll • ~~~~:da~t~.d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-;;-;-;-~~~~~ storm then strpck. , · _ A feW 'minutes lat.t;,r part of the· town wiu a ma¥· of lrubble. ' fl.u • ted said 2S homes were destro~a. .IS ilad been damaged .w• Join T~e Citi:~ens Of Our Area In SPRING Mra. Emru Pow:8ll 11 days"wilh her Sea~ 10, BIG DAYS •JMDt ·l tV.,. v.. The Meigs General . . HO.AL svondldc Hoyt CUrti• is hi• vacation with bll Moth~r.. Mrs. L. D. / Pierce. ,.. anti Mr. alld !Irs. Donver ~~ son apeo.t k~ with Mr. and J. Mrs."L. D. Bioaee 111U1 lit>~! Cu>lla Mt. and Mrs. Rol.nd Stethem . and :fl>lllilf •I Ci!N,Ief ..IIIIOnt Sun· . day atw~OO'I· '11\111 J(r. ~d Mt~ Emmett SteUtea" ·_ CLOSE-OUT OH .KITCHEN SINKS 0. Th.ir e......_. Success A. A. Pro- (Contlnuad from T"") . AI ~' tum of ~ OlllturJ, BAKER .FURNITUR.E .MARTlH RESTAURANT \0 die, a!14 the phllantbrtplc, or ePdowment fund!. During this time, hospitals were contldered.· a pl!lee in ;.which MIDDUIPOM', omo SER.VlCE . ' l prepayment -. HO$~Jl4.i! ,; ~·: . OF SALE - 9 TO 6 DAILY ·- • ' ·~ ', I' HOSPITAL . • '· '-c ·fOI. tOUl'pt.IMDit , ... . ..... • . ·, SUITS . . f.ALLQt. 'Z . ··. ~-· .l' ) ..-; ~ ·for' · . ' . ·your .., !>( to . $2t?f. ., ~• - •\:. John' p.hillips torium. · . 1'be Rev. c. ' E . Hoyt, ' .- f • .~ • ' ,, ' pasto~: . ofl ... : the First Baptist Churcll w'ill .b$. "· ~ speaker for th41 pro#aru witt~. · · -" .Fr'ed I. Gardner, .paslor of thS i' '·. Church of Chni9t giving ~e 1~.-o-/_ cation and · Benediction. , Rev. '!...~ Konkrigb~. pastor ol J{ea{h . · Funeral services for Mrs.. Jolw Met·h odlst Cburdt wiiJ re~ tber. · PhiUip3, 91 , who died . at th•: Scri,.Ptur-e Ieason· and . the prayer · borne of her daughter, .M n. J. W. will >be given ~Y :h~ Rev. N. l • · . McMurray, Pomero)', ~ 'W~nesday Bordon, pastor .o t the. Mt Moria~ mo!jtling will be held ~ Friday at Bl:ptist C~urch, '• Jr<,. I ' ' ~ .P. M. in the Ewj.ng FUneral • ' . I •'" ,' { 'Special mulic will include th~ 1 Home with burial to tie made in 1 pf'9cessional "Ever Onwa-rd .. en~t­ Beech Grove Cemetery. The deceased was 1 t'tte .. wife or "Symphony No. 5" by BeethoVen _· :'f the f.ormer John Phill'ips Who by th2 .SchOol Band; the .antlie ~ - :'J:. served manv yean on · the Pmn·e· ~·God of All Nature" Jmd lbt roy Police Department ·a:s Cbi ~f shoral p.raye ros.ponse by tbe . '; of Police . HP.r death came on h~· Girl& G~ee elub· and a .hymn, b)' ,. t.he ei>Dgregatiou accompanied bf \~.-­ 91st hirthf.ay. '~- ·, · Friends maY eall at tb~ Ewing the Band. .:.. 'y· Funeral Home any. ,Wne. ·services Scheduled Friduy hi Mayors ~4tt S!yles, CCJIDra ·~m...1, 11 · to 6~,. 7 to· 14 , ' .,, Pony-Harness 56" or under; ern Working Hone; Trail-horse. Ribbo~s will be awarded fivl!' . pLaces wtth a trophy to the wmner · •i .a~d ca~h prizes of $8, $6.$4 and$2,. Bace.i.lat~reate ¥rvices for ' Ul! \: gtven ID ' the hot5e show- daS«Sea Cl_an of 1957 at Middlepor:t. HigJI · .School wm be held it a P. ¥· only. (Continued· on IMII: twv) Sunday at the High School au4!· . - 1 at fwo Cases Heard. · • ' 'Middle'porl H'gh I -. IBa-:..h.laureate"'f1o ., West.. CCiU. J BeHeld Sunday . •-;. fo~ ,,_ I • ,.,,,.Maln..IW!ht!ll , ;;'"1" 1··. ~N~t(tml Hospitqh · ' FIRST eacl SA.VE! M, Meiss· · • ' Meigs General ' SHOP STI FfLERS be.lan to operate ;,ilib'n;;,r. eeui ttut Jn moet creally reotrieted 'CONG'RATULATIONS 'TILL 9 P.M. $7.95 • _-.t~anciaJJy and were foreed to clo&e llilrli>g tile depmston ,un.· -\ With · tbe advent of aeeond world war and lhe Congrotulations .,.. ind ~~· lielt:· hoapltaJ' """' ..... ~ .Jlwial·l/'\f !P8riod, construetion ·w11 ot Ill ,..alest up to tli3t time, and · .., II Wit that ""!•:t suf[eft~ II· IS YOUR· MOI''tiO . A.ND METAL •~"'!orttlal ' •~lh" were aim~ ~0!10. lt was not~ until ed· IW:Jhat f• ehange ~a:an arid th- fl.oip.ital betime the' proper plaee for eare of The ~· of tornadoes kept paD. h~d.le residents ,J.n near panic:. walking Horse; Kes or state Raee; free, or ot a traction ol ·~ Del~ ell• wen made uJ 1>J ...... IUIId~ ..-eigs Cbunty Jaycees lllDOUnced I1 lor today that all is now In readiness the fourth annual horse ahow WJlb 'Dean Sturm or W$A.Z..TV ol Still anbtb'e r hit · · .as master of ceremonie& fOr the on .the' western &ide ~ . show there will be 15 classet held the panhandle, destroyiDg · 1 in: Le.ad-In PonY: Three gaited ID<Jme and two busine!S hOuses. , full mane and tail; Parade H9f&e; Western, Pleasure Pony, under 48";. . , ~stern Pleasure Horse; five gaited Horse: Western Pleasure Pony, 48' to Ml"; Parade Peuy; Open · · SEll THESE tient. but the gfea:t majority ea'l'·. ed for the poor, -w ho· received care ~TURM U5 needea repair. .. ." f Five bodies were found in on'e: ,_.-. Apparently they were mem~ ~ I of "one family. . ':-. injured .. ?'ere taken· 'th boir ,tin 'the nearby towns· qf D1m- -· mit, Plainview, 1'ulia and AmariJ.-' ·\ lo. , ·• Qne tore down sevfln bouieJ lo u.;e "' · ~ to be held Sllnday, May liJ, .at the e.omrnunlty of Gilldston and an-~ek Springs Fairgrounds, startin1 other damaged five in a .;rur.d ~ ' promptly at 1 P. M. · alea five miles wea1 of ~e i:itJ : BRIGHT COLORS . a ~-A tholtlifer-Hace To!.ive. 0.. 'De IIJtchleal Corner 111 Middleport. ._ • SMART NEW STYLES ft!w 1Jospltals exlBted for the pa- ' .00 $4.88 · DEAN - WIDE SELEC'I'ION .. Hospital History Hospital Week, May 12-18 ,. ~~he lltstitutioa tt.lping To Make Our RIGULAR $119.00 VALUI BOARDS ( Notioflclt 1 1o1ft thlnllnt at.o.it p•ltln9 In a naw Kltchan SlnU Hera I•' 1 r11l ¥tlue • •·• and we llllnk II • ~· baol ollor yo•'ll find ~nywhtro, Getting ready for the sumfTier swim? Pick your swim$uit here !!lnd dive right inl With such figure " f.lattery, you'll make a real splash. •illleP lfn. M•u4e <il JeUevUlo W. ·' <oever¥!'' I Saluting • ·.. '\ .I 1--;....;;;;,;;;;;.::.:;;;;;;;.;.:::::.:.=.:;::.;;:;;:..::.::::.::::::::::l.. MT.OltVE t,... IMtltWIIf ........ , . . . Tfle K•wardl Jehnton Mr. of ,. Wednesday, May 15, 1957 reduction geara and. metll-paneled mterlor walls. Offkers and erew will be quartered in nine state· PHrLADEI.PUIA UP - A pa- rooms. per prepared by three Britith Other veuels ia tPe Island Creek WRONG DATI , ci entists. cOnsisting of 33 pagea in Mldition to Ule SalvanU. MBMPms, Tean. - UP - Tbe or typewritten eopy ~lua 11 PICH 1 James D. Francia, built b)l IU•torical mlrker at the aite of the of graphs and charts was read to Dravo In 19~1. the Island Cree~ ol4 Jefferson D.a.vis home here is sc i e nti8ts Mond.:~.y . at the midyea.r the Blaet Oqyx and _lbe PorPQWI,' 20 yean off. ThB Mlll'!wr gives t.be meeting of the American etrolebirth · date of Da¥Js I! 1828. The um Jnstitute. R was all about beetles and flies and how to kill them. . ~r. and Mrs. George Bush and ~~ ftm1ly spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. RoJ Blish of R.acil1e ~ ' Mr. and Mu. Willard ..Plgott 1c daughten sptnt Sundly wltb lb. and Mrs. Riley Pi,IOtt and·10a Do& -... ~tly 1'buraday, May 16,11157 i1Jl.u~.l1, Norto_Q[. Va. Ryan laid Nt had decided ·to keep on tuuaa. but the othen declded to go hack home. (!n~ernational) j """'"_...., ·- _,-ra ..... .-. ly UnltN ,,.. ...,. to N0.27 , ·1 Weather· ...... ..;.,-· ....... ......... ct•,......,, _...., ............. - . 70 Hleh-,_ S4........ to " ilo - lllo · 62 - . .._ Ike's Doctor Pleased About llis .~lbf.:rjy_and FR.U:~';,a~~~=AN':p . t.'sTrips Away·.Fr.OlD 1'11 y=i~~ ~!. ::~anlx~: :i ~T:..Lafi~~n"d.:S~~rb~~ Pali.en , • I W=-ed_n=-e~s=do:--'y:..:.,_M--,-oy~1:=5'-,_1_95_7-::-.....-::-T_he_D-=oiJ~Iy:_Se_n_ti...:.o_el:...,_Pa_·m"'. -e_r_ay;.,·-_M_id_d_l....:epo:_rt....:.,~Oh=io::=-===------=-Poge Eleven A seeond twin·screw 148-foot diesel .towboat will be built for Island Creek Fuel & Transporta~ tion Company, Huntington, W.Va., by D_ravo Corporation, Plttsburgh, it was announced today. Like its sJs ter ship, tbe RayiD.ond E. Salvati, whit:b was last summer, the new vessel be used in the Obio River coal tr.ade. It will be powered by two -E nte rprise engiues with a combined 2560 shaft horsepower. Hull and rudder desian feature~ developed by Dravo durinf mod'el basin te1ts in ·the Ne\herlaads wtU give the boat greater barte-pusbing ability than other towbqats of a .similar !lze ROd hOJ'~power . . Some idt!l of the · neW boat'" power can he gahted from the , that the Salvo.tl regularly moves 20 bargeloads of eital upstream against the Ohio River. current. The all-welded steel ,::raft wJll include such modern as INS.¢T IIPILLINT PAPER e . U. $. BoYS JOIN CUBAN REBELS ship-to-shore telephOit.e Kort noz~les, hydioauliC sYstem for the sb; .,. ...... ~ steerina' MY- .,' 1• Polliero) '' ... - ···-·· · NewT~ Boat radar, Edyt~e l~.owe made an unexpe cted . eontr.tbutwr:' to the Boy Sco ut11' • STORI ___ '.., The Daily 5enUne1, Panieray-Middlepart, Ohio ,,., 1 Page Ten I /"durh f•dtrlll ,.,. I . Mr. and Mrs. E . J. lUll . Mr. 'l.nd Mrs. E. J. Hill were bualnen visitOJ'S in Parkersburs ,:__ Tuesday. I , PIIISIDINT AND MU, 11 IINHOWIR IN abown with Yllltlnc I'Htl• 7 I dept Nao Dinh Diem of Soutb VIet Nam and British field ManhaU \'Jtoount Mont&omcry. The Ei.senhowen wen attendln1 a din1ar ~ ~~~~e~ _!n th~~onor at..-ihe VIet Nam. Embauy .111 W~~ ~k., Jewelry Ricky of Columbus were with Mrs. Ray Seidena-bJe and Neekend gu.es.ta of Mr. and Mrs . nr. and Mra. Howard Stewart. lerbert Dixon -and f.amtly . Mrs. Rachel Detwiler of DeRobert Phil G~rdncr of Colum- troit, Mich., is the guest of thl' 1u~ the weekend with h is MiSses Ethel and Clara Garlanrl , Mr. and Mrs. Phil Miner! ville. Mrs. Robert Goocb 1nd daug·h · Mr. Mrs. Clarence Bost.ef ten , Terei'a and Cynt!ua returned md family of Gallipolis were th to the1r home in Columbus toda:l )unday guests of her .parents, after a visit with her parepts, VIr. and Mrs. Phil Williamson. >liil •' ~ Sl , sll: (i~essler Ml.s$ Barbara Ann Wehrung of end with relativ~ iD Columbus. ..:Olumbus was the weekend gue..t Lt. Ce4rie Parker left Mc,nda / Jf Mr. and Mn. Harry Wehrul}c after .a 30 day tu.r louch witb hi• 1nd other relatives. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Mrs. Wilma Stobart retur11ed P~rker. He will leave :SOOn for I ><orne .Monday !rom Meigs Ger.el- Korea. , Hospital where she was a P" Mrs. Ed W~ of Columbiana &nd Mr.ll. Ed SWank of North · sin~ Friday. MT. and Mrs. Harry Dixon aud Lima arrived Monday for ·a visi: For Ohio River • ••• " , to be uaed ex students or the soam . Sentine~meroy-.Middleport, 0 ., May 15, 1957 Being Built / i -' .. band equipment • : I year were installed 'itt 11))ecial ceremonies held at the · meetinJ of the Muon PTA held in the Mason Elementa-ry School >)0 Tuesday evening. Edward ruokard was inslallcd as president or the group and spoke briefly to the member11 promising to do his best to mak~ the coming year a successful on<: Other officer s installed art Charlie D. Carr, vice *'r~lde.n · Mrs. Denver Artis, secretary; ;m ·! Dor Ebersbach, treuurer. Mr;;. Aliee Smil'h, a teacher at the Masol} School directed the inst.tl!a-lion senoiee. A discussion of a brought before lhe month's mee-ting purchase of band w11.s · held and against the ""'""'' James Breen '· §iven to m.ore Graduates titan any other fine watch! .I Mason Parent Teacher Ass'n 31st Wedding -Installs New Officer Gr(tuolAnniversary · Officers for the . nelft ) _ scpool iro~p to purchase~ worth of IS Observe d " .POMEROY 6-Daily . . enttne , • ., · Two actloons · welre >JI.eal'd' ir, Pomeroy ·Ma,W's ~\.trt-. 1 Wed·,..._-s- day night by M'B.yor ,JI;.·:··,JI'. Robln- 'on when Harty Kn!..il ·· forfi!it~d I\&. a $25 bond for s~~ng and be'rt Bowles was" fhle« $10 afi~ costs for reckless operation.' ... Both arrests ·b ad been made' b~ the State Patrdl. ·'rown LHall .also ann,ounced that met~ ;C.Oill!-ctions for tbe· period May "l th(pugb th• lJlb totalled $3~6.>l0, ~~ .. ., . :' ' �J •• • ' • • • ., ' • I '' \ • • eath Methodist . fturch Stewards eeting Is Held e v~ning Chureh. Hibbs, !'~Wmao""ot the Fl· ·.C.O. 011 .ptuldeci at a :JD,teti 1 of tbe Commiuion 1110 "JJ u... b Steward• Moodily 1· • at Heath )lethodlat A 1eneral diRussion was held on the church bUdget and the approaehln, Every Member Canvas1. :Mra. 0 . P. Klein gave a report of the Every Member Canvasa at a Hunti~on Methodist Church u a auaeestion for the local project. . • ·Goessler's ./ - J., '~· ,.t:i • The thirty-first wedding anniverJity of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Russell, The group also voted to cor.- Denver, Colo., was observed Suntribute a share of the e-xpenses day when a surprise potluck din-. du1ively w hool. by needed to ~ nd a M.ason Coont.:t per was 11 erved at the home of ber father, John Werner, and lhil delegate to the National PTA CO'l· daughter, Katherine. MiddlepOrt, vention in Cincinnati. RD. The PTA went on record a" The dinner was served buffet being in support of aU loc~l law Jtyle and the annh•ersary cake was enforooment officers in 'promol- baked by Mrs. Curtis Johnson, Ra lng traCfic safety in the area. dne. i.t waa pointed out that the new Other!! present were Mrll'. Mar· highway, when completed, would euerite Werner, Mr. and Mrs. Marbring speedsters into ~he fore Johnson and children, Cheryl, throu.gh tbe town. 3 5 they Linda Colum· . \ HONORED BY VIET NAM Goad Oftcl For ~Y VENTURA , Ca li f. UP - Mrs. l HARTL POMEROY / ,, PTA TO MliET Letart ·Falla PTA wiU meet at th't grade 'SChool May 1~ at 7:30 P. M. tnatallation or offlcers will be held. Olan Harrison, Pomeroy, will organize Cub Scout troop •t the meeting. All mothers are re · quested to be present ._with bo;IS wishing to join the troop. Mr~ Naomi Stobart, president, wiD preside. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm visit · ed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimm and family in ColumbuS'. 4!lothmg drJVe Munday. When t he . ecouts came to the door and asked for ciMhe, her little boy thought the scOuts had bee n senl by t he laundrym.an and turned over a , bundle contani.n,fi: the f,qmily wash. · .. ; D~ted To .' teatuae•" ' ................. ,...-_, SINGLE COPY-6c • tns· jRutland liig~ SchPol Gr~duatio~ • .JSEO Regi,C)Jud Rescue Workers Expt:ess Fears ... . ~..... B,e,Hhld.F.rida.t.Eve.ui~ At 8 That Death Toll May Go .Higher i\1 Racine High Commencement To .. _... · .. ExtJ:C!~.ln;B~&JdOuFndaY C..,.._;.~11 . .' • • · • · SILVERTON, Tex. (UP)- A tornado lore lbroUgh the Tex· 1 as panhandle Wednl!Sdaf night, kiiUng 2o persons, injuril!gl ;; c · = , -.em. · An HIISI<Y Mro. tJdl.nlllltud! raishtl bee put pout- hla&e. and e:bitdren, ~ ~~~~~~~~ were de•troyed in I• Jim Jltrt, Billa, J..etltt ltD. · Lula Ruolell . ,Mitldl~ort, the eh.ureh Sunday to 70 olhera and desti'oying or damagin~ 50 or·00 homes In ' lhe town of Silvel"Wn. · The State Department of public Safety announced tbe toll of dead and injured·in "the path ol the twister, one of at lea~ firin n.., ~- Sunday pooltr7 ...... for Hulley ln a few 'hourlf. HOSPIT.I\L ...... .. ' • B F ~ . f R,\ ...., ..KL! N. . . . Jaycees Annual Horse Show To j Be Held S~day .. 1'Mal ... y ...MilliCAN OUI'tll, who taJJ away from home to join the Cuban ,IUerij1a bUH1I CJt.revolutlooar;y FiOel Castro, ore shown as ' · tbq intlnlewe4 1D. the Cuban hUll by Robert Taber, CBS J radlo broadeaner. AU lORI ,)(U.S. N11.vy men st utioued at Guan• ta.namo NavalBaae, they ue (1. tor.): Mlcha~l L. Garvey, 13, E..~!tbD. N. y •f OJ&rlel L. ..u.. .,an Jr., 20, Spr1ogfteld, Mass.; anJ Vlrlcw J. I w...., • .· - ., - ... Ralph state. relations d1rertor .for the A.m encan Red Cross, 1a1d flnt estimates showed 6B persons had been injured in .!_he stortn. Thre~ other persons were reported miulog. . .. T~e Tonado atruek Silverton about 1l p. ~· e. 1. t. .in the soutb· western seehon, .tearmg through . an afea about eight bloeks long. Many bpuaes · fell apart, .leaving . only the fl~r and ~oundat100. 1.. An eyewrtneM sa1d be- aaw only i. b1thtub and tbe foundafion iD. the ruins of a bome. Before the tornado deseended on Sil vert.on, it tou~bed down at · . Lockney, about 17 miles to t6e southeast. inj\lfing a WrJDUiri and , two children. Tb~ tornado roared Into Silver-ton long after an. alert had ' beer;J !ao_vnded ·in the panhandJe, but \residents went to .be4 at ~· ~ bour and. were trap~d when. ijtetr homes crashed upon Uaem. ./ A. L. Chick, a member of I team statiorled in aa.id he in 1 hotel Mrs. John J. Rose. pruide'nt of the Che.rter Alum ni Assoei:ttiJII today annou.need that the amn&J L .banquet of the al umhi would l.e held Ju ne 1 at 7:30 P. M. in tbc Cbr-.:ter Gym. Chet Haddix blind will pJS:y fr,t ,. the round dance portion of th progr.c~m and -White .Beegle ~s sCheduled to call ,f.he square dances ' · 1 Tick~ts for Lb.e affair are $1. 50 • l [O th b t $! f th d r e anque ; or ~ m ce and 50 cents dues to the yer. Cortgrotulations M•igs -County · f the would higher u state troopers and residents who escaped death or injury dug througb the ruins of 25 homes 1 f;:~~-:;·~·h~o~wed~~u~p=a~t~tlle~~=;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=.:; " - - - 1a dO'len runnel s thlt struck the • · Official rescue workers feared Chester AIunmi, 1p•nhm!le. to11 mount I ·-- ed Banquet PIaiiD more vietlmo. Saturday' June 1 I'looking . forHult~d, the alter "tbe b11ilt 1 l!Ml x zt..foot I ' , r .,.. ~nd Mrs .. James Knightwing .and sons of Ooanville, called Of\.. LADtES Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knigtning IS.mday· 1.. lilts. Herbert Rousll • ~~~~:da~t~.d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-;;-;-;-~~~~~ storm then strpck. , · _ A feW 'minutes lat.t;,r part of the· town wiu a ma¥· of lrubble. ' fl.u • ted said 2S homes were destro~a. .IS ilad been damaged .w• Join T~e Citi:~ens Of Our Area In SPRING Mra. Emru Pow:8ll 11 days"wilh her Sea~ 10, BIG DAYS •JMDt ·l tV.,. v.. The Meigs General . . HO.AL svondldc Hoyt CUrti• is hi• vacation with bll Moth~r.. Mrs. L. D. / Pierce. ,.. anti Mr. alld !Irs. Donver ~~ son apeo.t k~ with Mr. and J. Mrs."L. D. Bioaee 111U1 lit>~! Cu>lla Mt. and Mrs. Rol.nd Stethem . and :fl>lllilf •I Ci!N,Ief ..IIIIOnt Sun· . day atw~OO'I· '11\111 J(r. ~d Mt~ Emmett SteUtea" ·_ CLOSE-OUT OH .KITCHEN SINKS 0. Th.ir e......_. Success A. A. Pro- (Contlnuad from T"") . AI ~' tum of ~ OlllturJ, BAKER .FURNITUR.E .MARTlH RESTAURANT \0 die, a!14 the phllantbrtplc, or ePdowment fund!. During this time, hospitals were contldered.· a pl!lee in ;.which MIDDUIPOM', omo SER.VlCE . ' l prepayment -. HO$~Jl4.i! ,; ~·: . OF SALE - 9 TO 6 DAILY ·- • ' ·~ ', I' HOSPITAL . • '· '-c ·fOI. tOUl'pt.IMDit , ... . ..... • . ·, SUITS . . f.ALLQt. 'Z . ··. ~-· .l' ) ..-; ~ ·for' · . ' . ·your .., !>( to . $2t?f. ., ~• - •\:. John' p.hillips torium. · . 1'be Rev. c. ' E . Hoyt, ' .- f • .~ • ' ,, ' pasto~: . ofl ... : the First Baptist Churcll w'ill .b$. "· ~ speaker for th41 pro#aru witt~. · · -" .Fr'ed I. Gardner, .paslor of thS i' '·. Church of Chni9t giving ~e 1~.-o-/_ cation and · Benediction. , Rev. '!...~ Konkrigb~. pastor ol J{ea{h . · Funeral services for Mrs.. Jolw Met·h odlst Cburdt wiiJ re~ tber. · PhiUip3, 91 , who died . at th•: Scri,.Ptur-e Ieason· and . the prayer · borne of her daughter, .M n. J. W. will >be given ~Y :h~ Rev. N. l • · . McMurray, Pomero)', ~ 'W~nesday Bordon, pastor .o t the. Mt Moria~ mo!jtling will be held ~ Friday at Bl:ptist C~urch, '• Jr<,. I ' ' ~ .P. M. in the Ewj.ng FUneral • ' . I •'" ,' { 'Special mulic will include th~ 1 Home with burial to tie made in 1 pf'9cessional "Ever Onwa-rd .. en~t­ Beech Grove Cemetery. The deceased was 1 t'tte .. wife or "Symphony No. 5" by BeethoVen _· :'f the f.ormer John Phill'ips Who by th2 .SchOol Band; the .antlie ~ - :'J:. served manv yean on · the Pmn·e· ~·God of All Nature" Jmd lbt roy Police Department ·a:s Cbi ~f shoral p.raye ros.ponse by tbe . '; of Police . HP.r death came on h~· Girl& G~ee elub· and a .hymn, b)' ,. t.he ei>Dgregatiou accompanied bf \~.-­ 91st hirthf.ay. '~- ·, · Friends maY eall at tb~ Ewing the Band. .:.. 'y· Funeral Home any. ,Wne. ·services Scheduled Friduy hi Mayors ~4tt S!yles, CCJIDra ·~m...1, 11 · to 6~,. 7 to· 14 , ' .,, Pony-Harness 56" or under; ern Working Hone; Trail-horse. Ribbo~s will be awarded fivl!' . pLaces wtth a trophy to the wmner · •i .a~d ca~h prizes of $8, $6.$4 and$2,. Bace.i.lat~reate ¥rvices for ' Ul! \: gtven ID ' the hot5e show- daS«Sea Cl_an of 1957 at Middlepor:t. HigJI · .School wm be held it a P. ¥· only. (Continued· on IMII: twv) Sunday at the High School au4!· . - 1 at fwo Cases Heard. · • ' 'Middle'porl H'gh I -. IBa-:..h.laureate"'f1o ., West.. CCiU. J BeHeld Sunday . •-;. fo~ ,,_ I • ,.,,,.Maln..IW!ht!ll , ;;'"1" 1··. ~N~t(tml Hospitqh · ' FIRST eacl SA.VE! M, Meiss· · • ' Meigs General ' SHOP STI FfLERS be.lan to operate ;,ilib'n;;,r. eeui ttut Jn moet creally reotrieted 'CONG'RATULATIONS 'TILL 9 P.M. $7.95 • _-.t~anciaJJy and were foreed to clo&e llilrli>g tile depmston ,un.· -\ With · tbe advent of aeeond world war and lhe Congrotulations .,.. ind ~~· lielt:· hoapltaJ' """' ..... ~ .Jlwial·l/'\f !P8riod, construetion ·w11 ot Ill ,..alest up to tli3t time, and · .., II Wit that ""!•:t suf[eft~ II· IS YOUR· MOI''tiO . A.ND METAL •~"'!orttlal ' •~lh" were aim~ ~0!10. lt was not~ until ed· IW:Jhat f• ehange ~a:an arid th- fl.oip.ital betime the' proper plaee for eare of The ~· of tornadoes kept paD. h~d.le residents ,J.n near panic:. walking Horse; Kes or state Raee; free, or ot a traction ol ·~ Del~ ell• wen made uJ 1>J ...... IUIId~ ..-eigs Cbunty Jaycees lllDOUnced I1 lor today that all is now In readiness the fourth annual horse ahow WJlb 'Dean Sturm or W$A.Z..TV ol Still anbtb'e r hit · · .as master of ceremonie& fOr the on .the' western &ide ~ . show there will be 15 classet held the panhandle, destroyiDg · 1 in: Le.ad-In PonY: Three gaited ID<Jme and two busine!S hOuses. , full mane and tail; Parade H9f&e; Western, Pleasure Pony, under 48";. . , ~stern Pleasure Horse; five gaited Horse: Western Pleasure Pony, 48' to Ml"; Parade Peuy; Open · · SEll THESE tient. but the gfea:t majority ea'l'·. ed for the poor, -w ho· received care ~TURM U5 needea repair. .. ." f Five bodies were found in on'e: ,_.-. Apparently they were mem~ ~ I of "one family. . ':-. injured .. ?'ere taken· 'th boir ,tin 'the nearby towns· qf D1m- -· mit, Plainview, 1'ulia and AmariJ.-' ·\ lo. , ·• Qne tore down sevfln bouieJ lo u.;e "' · ~ to be held Sllnday, May liJ, .at the e.omrnunlty of Gilldston and an-~ek Springs Fairgrounds, startin1 other damaged five in a .;rur.d ~ ' promptly at 1 P. M. · alea five miles wea1 of ~e i:itJ : BRIGHT COLORS . a ~-A tholtlifer-Hace To!.ive. 0.. 'De IIJtchleal Corner 111 Middleport. ._ • SMART NEW STYLES ft!w 1Jospltals exlBted for the pa- ' .00 $4.88 · DEAN - WIDE SELEC'I'ION .. Hospital History Hospital Week, May 12-18 ,. ~~he lltstitutioa tt.lping To Make Our RIGULAR $119.00 VALUI BOARDS ( Notioflclt 1 1o1ft thlnllnt at.o.it p•ltln9 In a naw Kltchan SlnU Hera I•' 1 r11l ¥tlue • •·• and we llllnk II • ~· baol ollor yo•'ll find ~nywhtro, Getting ready for the sumfTier swim? Pick your swim$uit here !!lnd dive right inl With such figure " f.lattery, you'll make a real splash. •illleP lfn. M•u4e <il JeUevUlo W. ·' <oever¥!'' I Saluting • ·.. '\ .I 1--;....;;;;,;;;;;.::.:;;;;;;;.;.:::::.:.=.:;::.;;:;;:..::.::::.::::::::::l.. MT.OltVE t,... IMtltWIIf ........ , . . . Tfle K•wardl Jehnton Mr. of ,. Wednesday, May 15, 1957 reduction geara and. metll-paneled mterlor walls. Offkers and erew will be quartered in nine state· PHrLADEI.PUIA UP - A pa- rooms. per prepared by three Britith Other veuels ia tPe Island Creek WRONG DATI , ci entists. cOnsisting of 33 pagea in Mldition to Ule SalvanU. MBMPms, Tean. - UP - Tbe or typewritten eopy ~lua 11 PICH 1 James D. Francia, built b)l IU•torical mlrker at the aite of the of graphs and charts was read to Dravo In 19~1. the Island Cree~ ol4 Jefferson D.a.vis home here is sc i e nti8ts Mond.:~.y . at the midyea.r the Blaet Oqyx and _lbe PorPQWI,' 20 yean off. ThB Mlll'!wr gives t.be meeting of the American etrolebirth · date of Da¥Js I! 1828. The um Jnstitute. R was all about beetles and flies and how to kill them. . ~r. and Mrs. George Bush and ~~ ftm1ly spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. RoJ Blish of R.acil1e ~ ' Mr. and Mu. Willard ..Plgott 1c daughten sptnt Sundly wltb lb. and Mrs. Riley Pi,IOtt and·10a Do& -... ~tly 1'buraday, May 16,11157 i1Jl.u~.l1, Norto_Q[. Va. Ryan laid Nt had decided ·to keep on tuuaa. but the othen declded to go hack home. (!n~ernational) j """'"_...., ·- _,-ra ..... .-. ly UnltN ,,.. ...,. to N0.27 , ·1 Weather· ...... ..;.,-· ....... ......... ct•,......,, _...., ............. - . 70 Hleh-,_ S4........ to " ilo - lllo · 62 - . .._ Ike's Doctor Pleased About llis .~lbf.:rjy_and FR.U:~';,a~~~=AN':p . t.'sTrips Away·.Fr.OlD 1'11 y=i~~ ~!. ::~anlx~: :i ~T:..Lafi~~n"d.:S~~rb~~ Pali.en , • I W=-ed_n=-e~s=do:--'y:..:.,_M--,-oy~1:=5'-,_1_95_7-::-.....-::-T_he_D-=oiJ~Iy:_Se_n_ti...:.o_el:...,_Pa_·m"'. -e_r_ay;.,·-_M_id_d_l....:epo:_rt....:.,~Oh=io::=-===------=-Poge Eleven A seeond twin·screw 148-foot diesel .towboat will be built for Island Creek Fuel & Transporta~ tion Company, Huntington, W.Va., by D_ravo Corporation, Plttsburgh, it was announced today. Like its sJs ter ship, tbe RayiD.ond E. Salvati, whit:b was last summer, the new vessel be used in the Obio River coal tr.ade. It will be powered by two -E nte rprise engiues with a combined 2560 shaft horsepower. Hull and rudder desian feature~ developed by Dravo durinf mod'el basin te1ts in ·the Ne\herlaads wtU give the boat greater barte-pusbing ability than other towbqats of a .similar !lze ROd hOJ'~power . . Some idt!l of the · neW boat'" power can he gahted from the , that the Salvo.tl regularly moves 20 bargeloads of eital upstream against the Ohio River. current. The all-welded steel ,::raft wJll include such modern as INS.¢T IIPILLINT PAPER e . U. $. BoYS JOIN CUBAN REBELS ship-to-shore telephOit.e Kort noz~les, hydioauliC sYstem for the sb; .,. ...... ~ steerina' MY- .,' 1• Polliero) '' ... - ···-·· · NewT~ Boat radar, Edyt~e l~.owe made an unexpe cted . eontr.tbutwr:' to the Boy Sco ut11' • STORI ___ '.., The Daily 5enUne1, Panieray-Middlepart, Ohio ,,., 1 Page Ten I /"durh f•dtrlll ,.,. I . Mr. and Mrs. E . J. lUll . Mr. 'l.nd Mrs. E. J. Hill were bualnen visitOJ'S in Parkersburs ,:__ Tuesday. I , PIIISIDINT AND MU, 11 IINHOWIR IN abown with Yllltlnc I'Htl• 7 I dept Nao Dinh Diem of Soutb VIet Nam and British field ManhaU \'Jtoount Mont&omcry. The Ei.senhowen wen attendln1 a din1ar ~ ~~~~e~ _!n th~~onor at..-ihe VIet Nam. Embauy .111 W~~ ~k., Jewelry Ricky of Columbus were with Mrs. Ray Seidena-bJe and Neekend gu.es.ta of Mr. and Mrs . nr. and Mra. Howard Stewart. lerbert Dixon -and f.amtly . Mrs. Rachel Detwiler of DeRobert Phil G~rdncr of Colum- troit, Mich., is the guest of thl' 1u~ the weekend with h is MiSses Ethel and Clara Garlanrl , Mr. and Mrs. Phil Miner! ville. Mrs. Robert Goocb 1nd daug·h · Mr. Mrs. Clarence Bost.ef ten , Terei'a and Cynt!ua returned md family of Gallipolis were th to the1r home in Columbus toda:l )unday guests of her .parents, after a visit with her parepts, VIr. and Mrs. Phil Williamson. >liil •' ~ Sl , sll: (i~essler Ml.s$ Barbara Ann Wehrung of end with relativ~ iD Columbus. ..:Olumbus was the weekend gue..t Lt. Ce4rie Parker left Mc,nda / Jf Mr. and Mn. Harry Wehrul}c after .a 30 day tu.r louch witb hi• 1nd other relatives. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Mrs. Wilma Stobart retur11ed P~rker. He will leave :SOOn for I ><orne .Monday !rom Meigs Ger.el- Korea. , Hospital where she was a P" Mrs. Ed W~ of Columbiana &nd Mr.ll. Ed SWank of North · sin~ Friday. MT. and Mrs. Harry Dixon aud Lima arrived Monday for ·a visi: For Ohio River • ••• " , to be uaed ex students or the soam . Sentine~meroy-.Middleport, 0 ., May 15, 1957 Being Built / i -' .. band equipment • : I year were installed 'itt 11))ecial ceremonies held at the · meetinJ of the Muon PTA held in the Mason Elementa-ry School >)0 Tuesday evening. Edward ruokard was inslallcd as president or the group and spoke briefly to the member11 promising to do his best to mak~ the coming year a successful on<: Other officer s installed art Charlie D. Carr, vice *'r~lde.n · Mrs. Denver Artis, secretary; ;m ·! Dor Ebersbach, treuurer. Mr;;. Aliee Smil'h, a teacher at the Masol} School directed the inst.tl!a-lion senoiee. A discussion of a brought before lhe month's mee-ting purchase of band w11.s · held and against the ""'""'' James Breen '· §iven to m.ore Graduates titan any other fine watch! .I Mason Parent Teacher Ass'n 31st Wedding -Installs New Officer Gr(tuolAnniversary · Officers for the . nelft ) _ scpool iro~p to purchase~ worth of IS Observe d " .POMEROY 6-Daily . . enttne , • ., · Two actloons · welre >JI.eal'd' ir, Pomeroy ·Ma,W's ~\.trt-. 1 Wed·,..._-s- day night by M'B.yor ,JI;.·:··,JI'. Robln- 'on when Harty Kn!..il ·· forfi!it~d I\&. a $25 bond for s~~ng and be'rt Bowles was" fhle« $10 afi~ costs for reckless operation.' ... Both arrests ·b ad been made' b~ the State Patrdl. ·'rown LHall .also ann,ounced that met~ ;C.Oill!-ctions for tbe· period May "l th(pugb th• lJlb totalled $3~6.>l0, ~~ .. ., . :' ' �• J. ' ..;-: ' '' • .. Methodist 1urch Stewards Is Held evening at Heath .Methodi&l Church. A general di.J:eulsion was held on the c.bure.b bUdget and the ap- 1 proaehin& Evel'f Member Canvan. Mrs. 0 . P. Klein gave a report of tbe Every Member Canvass at a Huotin&ton Methodiat Church a• a I UUe.Jtion for the local project . . ·Goessler's .;o~.,':b~:·!~"t~!e:~~::'~:{ )( Mr. $600 year were instdled at special ceremon1es held at the · meetin _.: of the Mason PTA held in the Mason Elementary School •>n Tuesday evcmng . Edward Rickard was Installed as president of ~he group and s:>oke ·briefly to the members promising to do hi!\ best to mak~ on•· the eomJ·no., year a success!··• .f.IJ ~ Other officers ,·n,talled ar•.. Charlie D. Carr, vice pr~id en · Mrs. Denver Artis, secretary; ~n·! Alice Smith, a teacher Oor Ebersbach, treasurer. Mison School directed the lalion scrviee. A discussion broughl before band equ 1pment Lo be used ex cluaively by student. or thL• schoot The group also voted to contribute a share oC the expense11 needed to se.nd a Mason Coun~~delegate to the Nattoual P'fA C:0'1· vention in Cincinnati. The PTA •.vent 011 reco rcl a• b etng · · support Gf all local law 1n f en orcement off"'1cers in promot· ing tratlic safety in the area. ·it was pointed out that th e new an(j Mrs. Harry Webrune md other relatives. end with relative., in Columbus. Lt. Cedr:ic Parker left Manda r atter ;J 30 day furlou1b with his parents, Mr. and Mta. Pearl P1,rker. He will leave 6000 for Korea. Mrs. Ed. WLsc of Columbiana .11nd Mrs. Ed Swank of North Lima arrived Mond&)' f.or 1l vist with Mrs. Ray Seidenable and ] !r. and Mrs. Howard Stewart. Mrs. Rachel Detwi1er of De. troit, Mich ., is tht1 guest of th<' Mlises Ethel and Cl.tra Garlan!f Minersville. Mrs. Robert Gooch and daug-h ters, Terf!'sa and Cynthia returned to their home in Columbus The thirty-flrat wedding anniverMrs. Wilma Stobart retur11ed lity of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Russell, 1ome, Manday from Meigs Ger.etDenver, Colo., was observed Sun· ~I Hospital where she was a P ~ day when a surprise polluck dm- l.e.nt since Friday. ner was sened at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dixon aud ber father, John w erner, and 'his nicky of Columbus were daughter, Katherine. MiddlepOrt, veekend gtlel!ots of Mr. and 1\olr!l. RD. lerbert Dixon ·and family . The dinner was served buffet Robert Phil Gardnl'r of Columslyle and the anniversary cake w 88 ~ >~w~~~·~p~e:n:t~tsthe weekend with :lls b11ked by Mrs. Curtis Johnson, Ra Mr. an.:l Mn. Phil cine. Mr. and Mrs. Clal'~>nre Boster !lid family of GaiHpoHs were th when rompleted, would euerite Werner, and Mrs. Mrs. Mar· HarpresentMr. were )unday ol her .p arents, afle r 8 visit with into the fore ~:~M~r:;'~·~~~,=~~~t~~:~~O~ther.s \ • Page Twelve purchase ol held again&t the James Breen W8B :·~~ULOVA -- Mr. and Mrs. E. J. HHI . Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill were bUJinesa visitor! In Paritrsburs 'I\tesday. .:.__ ___ ' PTA TO MEET Letart Falls PTA wiH meet at thtt erade stbool May 15 at 7:30 P. M. Inslallation of officers will be held. Olan Harri..son. Pomeroy, will orranize Cub Scout troop .1t the meeting. All mothers are re · quested to be present with bofli wishini t"() join the troop. Mn Naomi Stobart, pre.sldent, will preside. Mr. anJ Mrs. Bert Grimm viNL-et:J Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimln __ • ,,......,. .... _.... ly Unltool , _ . . ., . Cloudy J I .... .... dt.pce . . . . . . , . . ...... . ......... Frl4.y1 ,...tWy L ,tnnh11 In _. ,,..... welhawl a... thM' ~ - .. Hlth ,t•doy M .. D ~ 62 to 70 ""'"" a..w ""'itoht IR 1M • ..... notftl to ..... ~ 50'1 MUth. \ -· SINGLE COPY~ Thul:lday, Mty t6, 1857 • . . a1ns· .I .-·· .; · ' ' Rutland liigh SchPol Gf.~duation A.fpomts : . Exercis,es To Be Held On' ·· ta~.~r . Lester Pike .;.. Expenses per patient : day in shurlcterm general ho&pitah rose 141 per cent in the last ten years. These hospitals spent an average of $24.15 per day to 'care for each patient last year. nonprofi~ (ii¥en tO, more Graduates th,on any other fine watch! " Weather· I N0. 27 Wednesday, May 15, The Doily 5entinel, P'omeroy-Middleport, Ohio . enttne '' ~~~ month's • e 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 15, !957 POMEROYSOOm Mason Parent Teacher Ass'n 31st Wedding Installs New Officer Group Anniversary . Otr1cers for t'he . next scho.>l aroup to purChase worth of Js Observed • , j ·, • I ' "Emmett Peoples :(u "'' flssip1e;~ Pleas J'jiCige,. John C. to defend · 'ttater' Pikr ' four eountfl ~'.inCluding while" lhto~icat~d is ·held MaY 29, · 119J>crt E• public rclJ(Iona Sbutbern Ohio ~ill be the l\peakor Chester Alumni meelint of the (}hio RegWnal .Ptl>SC•OUtOI Jamcs · O'Brien beld Tuea<hcy, M•r 21 ot W1hite Club hear Waverly. The program gets und~·rway wlth a • ., ,,, ·~ GUlL \ • lractltt 1nd wttth COIIIblnttJ IR ont lttmoroue 1num1111, 17 jiWtla, vwtlltt~tblt mllntprlnJ. $4910 ,,,c.. lrtefll0f ' l•d•rol fOfr (!~essler ~ ' ::,Court St•. .. Jewelry STORI • " HARTL "I ,14 •.. To Meigs General This ••Jight" is tbe '"grawlng worry" among medical scientists that people who take it lndlaeriminately run the risk of not being able to get along without it. The .. light'' cannot be "reconciled wUb earlier statements that the drug is non·adictlve," said the Academy. At the same time it made two disclosures.. One was that a medcal reference, "Baylor University practical therapeutics," is going to &ay meprobamate "Is hablt-torming in the aense that paUentl be-come qulte dependent on the HOSPITAL OUR elatio"- of a forthcomlnr aelenti!te report which will indicate that me. pro,.mate IB not a true "trinqt:U· bert• like cblorpromuJne or renr· plne but a aedative more like phenobarbital which definitely 11 ba- {Continued from pqe four) bly line to the disperool polnf 'a dlatance of more Ulan a mile: ~ey witnessed an exception)}, display of public ioodwill to . ward lho voteNJn-paUents provid- I'OMEROY Congratulate "' HOSPITAL FOR ITS Ut4TiRING loon illlnklnt allout pultlng In i now Kltchon Sink? Mort 1 rotl valuo • , • oncl wo think It · Is tht ~"' olftr you'll find 'oriyWtloro, 11 RIGULAR $119,00 VALUI 'srfCIAL 111S"WEEK .00 $ ONLY latNldbca~ They SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC Dedan, um:bwt. hlblllon Z:tq•.:~·.~~ G and J. AU10 !.ime. ften IIHI .Sireet Poaeny, Oblo I AND FOR THEIR CONTINUED ., OPEN • MlY 11LL 9 P.M. MAY 18th OF SALE- 9 TO 6 OAILY ',"" """';;,.:,.... .. !·a,•ilaicif · · . " Ha~wCire\,:;o~~ Fi•tfiolir Car Shops Hobson NYC at the Hobson train the New York to<lay .-~ !<• ~··" t;.ib;.n y~aN, ·-. b~sketball . . f;,,. yean, anrt baseball this He was presldent ~ o[ ht ~ ',the) junior· and senJor ye:~r -participated' in both hls jun· add serrlol' dus play, wis r:1~~J~~~:~!t~ !-'''""" rOr the school p.ap~" w.as ,sport$ editor t.hl1 ycat. -sOp.. o( 'Mr. an<! MTs.• Charles. lute, Dex~er, Ohio, .t he valedlc,flllln (tf the Clast of 1857. of )I<JUand, .J!igh School. ~bert has re~'ved all A.'s dur- ' CAr ~ to -~ue or the- boy4t1 1 ~ know what 'tftlt me.ina,• /")aee. ..,··~ ,' . ... '!!~~:\.'", storm then !truck. . minutes later part of the· ~ wU a mass oi ,.ubble. · Hu• Did 25 homes were destro~l, had been damaged 115evez!fh '15 needea repair. ... '• bodies were- found in one Apparently they were memof one family. . injured '· pere tU:en tb ba&ia the nearby to.ns oJ Dimmit, Plainview, Tulia ud Amar:U--· "' , The spokesman said a skeleton· crew of three _tG four men would be maintained tlere for~.emergeiicy car work. This 't.in(l of malq_tenll'Dce from now on, 111 it has been increasingly directed in recent mtmtbs, fNill be performed in Dickinson: W. va., und .ColumbJl•· 0. . Ttre lay-offs bring 'a1~C?st • ·full slop here of a type of employment Lhat 20 years ago 'PfOyided work fo~: upwards of 19'~ men regularlY. h ~ng his bUlb !chool wor-.:. 'H"' plan• to · at.tend Oltio Univei'sity ~·. ~ In .fJ\e !all an~ atudy engl~rittg. and Mrl: Leo ·Hr ,Story jJave Robert \serv~jl a! vice · prelldent recetv~ word tl>at tbelr daulh· of blt ~~.. aiR'iol bls . ieniQr ter1 JaDicf), hall recently bef:n ta·,_ year, ' p~rtictplt~ in 'lila leniJJ wu nationaL, tloporarY - for )linlor lor tho baaketball ,. w~n whO liav&- .displayed out· standln1 -medt in leadership, lcbol~tp an~ Jll'rvl~. Ml,s Qne tor~ down seven housie.a in tlle conubunity oi Goldston and .19: o~ber ~amaged f~ve in a ~ral ' area five miles wert!. of :tAte city ol Clarendon. Still 1notllet hit ,Plains, a town on the western aide . of the panhandle. destroyjq:· -a home and two business hO~ses. • scqr~eep.,- games ' this , I ~erlity '. wu 6ne of nin~teen wom- to receive the lri>n... ' ' adphomore iil horq:e econo- ,I,I!H story j ~ I 11\ltlated nto •11,~~~~ Phi .POMERO ·CO-OP :, . •. SEEDS, ·FEED, FERTILIZER rI' ~::;='::';. ·ind the -·.h/lome as been elected vice-president . of ·thti ' home econonh:s clubl tb' 1 profe.uiol)af :club 11 the clepartnuu~:t. She is a , gra1uoto of Ponleroy High ' ·Schoo' Jerr.yy Nincy r collqe 11 a meli:J~er of e ~ ~icm:I;KaP.pi lQ,.~'taLsot~f:.,Be1 .a ' \n« In Eut Jlabl St. U~llqn Cha,p ter. ' , r_ ~ Ddrlng ·h er ·tresbinan tear, she '>elongod · io Alpbo Loidtido Delt1, fresbi'Mn hoMr,ll')'.,.an\d currently ~erYes, u tr~UlUjet' 'of , Qle .()b'.o t:Jniverslty ·dWI!lon of the n"ltlotl a\ 'tWCA 1ftc\ ~soeia\ cl;Wf~iln of, women's League." the )Iovern We Salut 'llf!. bodlr, oL Oblp !lqive,.I!J. Meiss. General ~t the Eloise ' Turn~r.,._ neva : w~eel W'l~ttJoy.co W,oife.' , '. Pq)Jler~y 4-!timlii... Banquet · 'ftc~~l: Sale'E:Ittended . . ., '. ~ : annaal Honon apd bav. Convoettfi>ll ~ , Miss . aloo' i!!. . .te~ with • . ~li\l~/ 1" 1~dlv~u•' :A~fpf ,for , oltal~ln• • .. ' . ' .~nd" ttl-ala'ff t!lot ~ntributes so. much ' u... . tO MEIGS GENER,(~ .HOSPITAL . Actmisslom : M'Ts. Della St.at:e. PomeroY: Mrs. Reuben McCoy, Weat Columbi·a: Heney Klei:Pom<roy and La!e !olcKQiahtj' 1\Ut· !NQtj~nol)i.ospitQI 'Neek May 12-18) ~~ ..··1:'' . i; ' ., . ~ "' -)~.:SfARKS. ' land. ' ,· fwo Cases Heard Court Suit Asks' . ~ , . hi Mayors CoiJrt · ~50 Back Reni .', :• Two acltons we!e .lh eit(f ilt . Clyde A. Mllls of Syrec!'se bas ~;j 1 Discharged : Mrf, Gra~e JOne,. Pomcro~· Ma,W'~ Coi(rt .. Wedrh~S- · ~tied SUlt f~r $850 plus inter~.t.~· '. · ls,~aeuse; Mcl~bl Smltb.' Poou;ro~ ; . day nigh t by M'B.yor Et F.. RObin· ~ back ~ffit on a h~use _ from •;M•~~. ,,,, son when Harty Kreig forfhlt~d VUL Phalm and Alv1e Phal1n, ~~·\, I • )badleport . ~-...·. 1: ·, Mr.- and Mrs. · ·Reub'! t a $25 bond for Sj;M;.edlng and Rp- of Syracuse. • .STO' RE - . :. ) ' . ., . ' . Speci,l mu!ic will include tbe prtccsslonaL "Ever o_nward" an:f ' . "Symphony No. 5" by Beethoven ·1 by 'the School Band; the .ant!lie ~ ~ ~·God of All Nature" and ii;Je' fhoral prayer response by the Girls Glee eluh and a Jtyrbn bY. the congn!galion accompanied by t the Band. , ~~t · th~ p~ceedlnt ".J ' ' The Rev. C.'-E. Hoyf:, '·pastot. of; the First Baptist Churcll w'ill -~ speaker for th~ prpgram wjlb .Fted I. Gardner. .pastor of , the , Church of Chrdst. givibg the lnYOo.i' cati6n :and · Benerlietion. · Rev. -:. · R. Konkright, pl.Stor of Heath ·, • Met·bodist Church will reall .u,; Scriptur.e lesson and . the prayer will ,IJe given by ~b~ Rev. N. ) Bordon, pastor of tbe Ml Moria~ Baptist CbUI'Ch: '• i, to me king our aNO a fielter placo In which ... ~i ~ Tbe ,.0 of tornadoes tept paDo b'ndfe residents in near PaniC!. ¥.r· en H()SPlT.AL ',•,_ 'i>trticlpated·, in~· by ·HOSPITAL FOR 1EFFICIENT AND ENDURING SERVICE . ' TO THE ·,EOf'LE AF· THE •tND:·:AIW . •..; ,,ft,• r .-: LAV·UttsHit Story, a eqpholtlore at Ohio tlni· .Success ttr ~ ~ pe<f Into one!llbenltl(f· to· ClllMES. class plaY, and b7 . ,Jobn •n•lyat Co' ·it war an u too, i' (Notional Hospital' Week, May 12c18) CONGRATUL\T.IONS Meigs .General .INotioflQI Hospital Wee~ May 12-18) ·J , ' HOSPITAL ... :.Ja~k ; UniverSity in Chemical Er\' POMEROY Meigs General ALL METAL lNG BOARD$ . SA~ ; $4.88 . PRICE AtU. Best Wishes •. PARTS RuU~and, : 1. ~ • •• with Meigs General (Notional Hospital Week May 12-18) KITCHEN SINKS C~URT I!T. liminarJI ll".eport · on exbibit at the Q.biO will be made at the M.&y · r Ji<I<~Ui· ~ along with · repOrt.,~ or otber , mitn!es. , : . "' the class. J.ack's A'a .exeept ,o ne-a ~----~--------------;;.;~· ;;;;;;_j ed units.. ·t hat took,~ 1thehaur andby351'75 min~tes tQ pnss re ~ I1J vi~wing stand. They carne from eommunHietJ throughout Ohio .Oore hiehlitlhted I>Y 20 bands, dnm and bugle corps, 43 floa~ . 1(1 queeRI!I, 5""mounted untt11, 39 marthing units, and 45 miscella · eous entrle1. The afternoon'• activUie1 drew to 'll close a forma] retre ~ ·. ceremony sponsored by th~ M-!. Logan Council ol Boy Scouh and a reception of distinguish:!ll JUesta by the American Legion Auxiliary. Aetlv1tlcs in the ev~· nlng started with a golf ex:!tib: tlon . fJle Ohio Open chfmpion , NlcklaUI, and Jaet · Grout, Country Club pro. Tbes . two men arrived by ·h ellcopt ~r pllote4 bv Lt. Col. W~Ulam Rich· mtaon, Cltl,ef of the Avlattbn ~:~~,;· 'DI\>tlloa · Altlllerr, 37tb p . Ollto NatiODal Guar • WE ·will be he~tl J'. ]4. . of Mr. and Keep Up The Good Wo.,k ·poMEROY PASTRY Vet Hospital meprobamate is p.reaeribed for pro. Jonged uwe by p.aUenta IIUffcrlna; form anxiety. alcoholiBm, and oth- CLOII·OUT 01'!1 I neaf Oxford, relate sam~ "!•'dnc' j ::~~.;the event to be · Ohfo In ,lit)f- );:iglb_\h;; IGJ ~orge Halfinger, ()?~;~i~c!.;;i~iii sident, alao (Notional Hospital Week, May 12-18) bit-lormirJI. Tilt,.. report, uld the academy will "suataln the thought thai there it rtak of drue dependence or of abttlnenee ayndrome when H~rry! W~:Ul Congratulotions drug." SPRING 10. .BIG DAYS member or thetheAmt~rica:r!i'~i tlon .attending world' " Heartiest PREMATURE RIVELATION The other waa a ptemlture rev- SH1 dinner;' at 6:31) P. ·M. · ' ' Mr. Mlnshau is. a. member · of the prog~am .Commi(tee Of t~e Wlprlt.'s Cons~~rvation · Expositlo · &f1d Plowin~ Contests tO fie bel . for the first hme in America n.ear Peebl., Ohio in Adllil'n ; , County, . SePtt~er ],.7-20. Fgf Jt' · tatk before '!Mmbers ·or the' Sou1•heastern Ohio Regional Coun tt- ell, Mr. Minshall will de5CI'ibe his E~ropean visit last fall as a McCoy, a ~ ' •• ' . ~n . . bert Bowle s was fined $10 . aDd Aecordin;r1.o the petJtion cmrts !or reckless operation. ', sented by the plaintJfrs Both arrests •h ad beep made' b11 O'Brien 6: · , that the Stale PatrOl. "Towp Hall .llstl is due in tent at an.Q.ounced that .meter .eoUettions £rain the defendants for the- periOd May '1.:- ~uih th-! -lod extending from loth totall•d $3~ji.I>O.~• !b1;ouih March 31, ' . s*•-~L ·· � 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 15, 1957 boring brown phillips