https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e924790f090177c47bf8dd90592401d7.pdf 2a7112c048701383221fe2f16f055ba8 PDF Text Text • 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 ·· �• • • • •• ' • • • • 2-n.lly SentllleL ·Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 16, 19S7 • Coro~nt. TimeFor Young People tls~This Week And Next Week; '•HitJh~ lsPio~. To Explore .....-. and more -of eighth graders will be subjected to "Com• '!¥~ ~~~~es" 'by adults who are supposed to have a ~- l\*U to fllrec.n tbe future. Whether these speakers teiillY hsve a direct pipeline to whst fate has iu store for tllere il'.OIIQier people Is not ¥el'f Important. Each will lAter·· ,pret lrom his own vantage point in his society what he thinks lbe YOWl& persoom.ust do if be is to be "successful." This writer, to the questionable good fortune off his prospectl~ listeners, is to speak at Portland Grade SchOOl tonight.. lteOectton has BI!Uested that perhaps tbe more J;D.IOieabie persooalltles of the 13-14-year-old l>o_ys or girls is riclter son in ~~o:hlclt tQ, plant for the future tb~J~ in those of the 17-18year-olds. By latttteen-4ime, many young people are convinced there are few people 'who can teach tbem anything. Only tbe more. serious minded bi&h s,cbooJ ~t~lll,s uallze tl!at tbey 'have only the ·smallest tools with Which 'to work in the tife ajlead. The IDajOrity are quite C!lft&in aU luiS been learned that .eeds to,be learned. ' . In front of the eighth grader, T~atty to enter high sdhool.j are I!>Uf ~ears ol exploration into . the many fields of knowledge. .rl •IS to the credit of our. educallonal system that !bose· youngsters Who desire (through parental presaures, persoo.O deteriniJtation, or for other reasons) to train their minds ftll do so In high scnool. It also is lo the credit of our .unique -lfl&Ss education sysleilJ· that those who -go into high school without a SePious tholll)lt in their ·heads ~an graduate four or five years later no \lllWe for lhe ordeal, and perh.ps som~hpt more adsptable soda!-' ly. Alo'lll the way they ~ave absorbe;d a limited quantitr .o r knowledge that might come handy some day. · I But a11 of schooling nowadays, o~ occasion even thl'Olllli college le11.elll, is not merely lmPIU'tinC knowledge which ll Ia be retained as In a ·dictionary. Rather, schooling is prepu,a., lion in method and praetice. A lawy,e r has to have his librazy and he has to know how to use his library. A f.r&duate 111111-· neer for We,sllnghouse "goes to school again ' at West.IJ:Ig-' house, learning what Westinghouse wants him to knoW. tl:e has, however,. the basic fundamental "nomenclature" of tbe engineering techniques. profession, and · a trained mind in engineennc • I. ~· . •z The fields of knowledge are so ·vast that the old ·ronceptlon or the "educ.ted man" ls no longer applicable. lo Rennatssance Europe the educated men )lad what amounts to a "doc- ·' -· the biological •nd sciences. Only tbe rarest brains any .more .have lime In one Ufetlme-tu absorb more than Pne branQb of these many kinds pf learning. Thus, we suppose the wisest aclvice that ran be given Eijlhth graders now Ia to look at ltlgh school as a place of ex· p!Oration. That's the sufi!estlolt ·yotiJijl Portlanders will get tonight. Jf they can llave an understantllng of the truly JrPat . hi gh school , offers opp_o rtumty as a place to tame here. sip there, In the manv fields of knowledge, perhaps they will conclude their next four )'ears will no.t lit .as .a prlaoJl, and spent 'entirely Jn wasted time. ' I '¥~· ._.• ,. th~ 1 . Around and··:AJ.out . With Rolutrl RUflrlc SOMEWHERE-IN-THE·ELVIS PRESLEY BELT- Oh, my heafi ill Irick and my herart iJ tore anr.l I ain't got that r•l fl-6 more and J loved her dear but now r tear 1 1m aolng to throw up If I ~~r much more · . know Wihom I am atml!, at whe11 I 11y 11ev~ tlid I 11M • grow • woma,. who had di,l nity 10 years qo· cut up 10 «tndiJous with so many sophomore•. -And I also hope ~t a d\gnlfled editor of • -t Look at alt these Spring ValueS Del Monte~ '•I on the radio for company M~ I · ~na vl!l.' ~ lib -~~, un I fabulou1, nQ maller l'hat t 'ill ~-- a ,till* I'.OII<litlon Mr. ~ley and hi1 na11l erun1 ot "Butterlly", I miaht mention •l.tl- tnr eomnde., Ming. It is aJtoaett thot 1 pr.eJJttd a ~an on a •·ctlrf'd er lho mtUt nausootl.n~o~ ertort w · rutrian n4med. Tam Wcbi.l , or have made at popular enterta1·• GreenvJIIe, N. C., the other day ment-balf hiU-blUy lament wl'lt tf.1 recall aome llll'hls of ki.tchen a be.at. and the rut plain !· harmon)' pvet' a ~t jll.r filled eestlve -ealbthenlc.s. ,u wlth j~ytul Ofllllct. I h.lvo deolded ~ fu.U.er my pilll&llt~y aa~ oqdow a To111 Webb ali·llrl ~DlariliiP. as well u • 1\ujorl< al~'"" ..:~olmhlp. In thia wty W-elloh. who once had ~ liUtialed 11 an Ato Jiuplt J lhe fact that 1 wq ,a realttere1 Pftl Kap and 1 will 101 10 clloo" w~~t ltn't dole!ul boUad or love_-ftllluocl ~horLn., o! ""... 11 18eo\a .1~ )>ec _cC~cylo, ~ond theY'V< even J(llnqed. to, foul tbat .,. •My aeQ\Ialnta~ with Welt ln dian otuff gooa . llack lo Papo Houdini and , the Lion. wkl•h 1.:bn't yea~ay, and ,.lome of ~t th_e oeaodif&atea *· tor tlbe 18111-gl. · w.u .,..at. .Jut what we hav~ .ta¥1•1!1}dg, .llld -....wUI nomina ~ J done to It would cmte a tcen-dH . , eacta oU1er lf1t tbe all·bor scho- ln 'l'rlnld,od, dad, tan)1Jp. Mr. Wobll bu omall hatr, 1 hhe been parlylnl wll.b tho but tiUI hn llllll... enlllllh t.o lloyo In lilY ol~ lrototll)l)' hou1ol ll!lll!r.U 1 IM!y ftot •IIIli wile, Ml" ,nd ha"e "otad !lie eonltnto. o t.,n Pretlow,_.epd 11, Who •~ the Juke box in the btr. Witb coJijlllll-d '"' on tht. .. rari. alloltt ooo ezc~tplllln, tho &lilt,... li'lto. boat:d ~ .coniUIIIrinl Mb;· ln(, IIITtllnf, neon·llt manottr o!- ·Pretlow teriO'!til· lor lint ., lbe t~ · QOthin1 but coro•pOno ond aU-Jirj ·· tie~;~ .. alth!IU~h ~•IM' pl....,. And lb!' !W ln., ·eh.~en tj):~ Wt~b ...., the lodle whero, ID-odd , ..., alljllllro. ~ tot ,IIHic 1o town back, _8b tO\ ~ ~Jib> -,, t -!llijl!t ' t1ita. Miit~, <>Ot 10 a tune ill'lllo ltUif ·~ I'OU' hnt · dl,..rt'Mion 01 lbo cte,rene'raey o' In the betler olllomo todoy-.oturf 41Dfllqt\ iDIIItl<jll u,lo but, •• by Arlen, PorJer, Rodltll, l{orl • uouol 11 bio 'wound uP htrk In ·aerohwln. We were .._.m....- on tile k'itehf!!! vM.I.Io. Jur. oua~ In lit... don 10 <0111ldtr CCoprrijll, • utt, ly Unllel "LoVe for Sale• •• Nd. ~hill' Feat,.... ljya4tcelt, Jno.) · lhon .oua,..Uve. ond wuq ... - ' •, Nobiel>lo)'Od "Tho v..,. -n.•uftlt ~:J.""" aaothtr co-ed bll 111e lfowever. IAt""' ho ~ Ifill, MOtor • , ft, I. ' ., Del Monte- •. ~ ,I "";. • · , DEL ( No. 2Vz Slices or HaiYf' ' · FRUIT COCKTAIL · ··· · · • ' Del '!lloate .. . ( . ' ' ' can . Del Mcmle - De EllERT . . A PEACHES ·: · •· · ·· NL 2!-i--caa . . • . MO~_TE 39c PEARS ... .. ... , .. ..... .. .. No.303call~l1c . No. 303 '' . ' ' l~en '- feature • storm con>pan~ arh"~u•ddco! sec~etory; O~a;r;. ~~be ~~~ to pny a divide~£! ot 36c per an ce u mg " r cr !lhare in cash and 15% in stock, and bouj(ht both whotesale a~d ° annuall·y, wit~ hjs,aJece, Tillie Redd. Weatb~: Mrs. Mary Barnhill 1pent Sun. :,0~. ~th ~ers!1::f!t~~ ~rt:~: 011 11 ' Griffith , Bruce W. VJ,&o • .;<; A < lo , .. • X· "·. ~y ~ ' 0 ' '" ' • • • . . . -· - - Ga:~t. , Mr. a,Od . -- ., 9:UO 10:30 11·00 po!nt 41:. Crowdt ro. Ignore 6. LoR e welpt 2~ . .\lpoken 6 Hindu tltte l3. Nuclei of 7. New~pRper ·lltarch grain. Jtern l" . J• Jht-1 8. Cl t)fiBraa:.) labbr I 9 Cut lG. Ta.Ji ed an- - . 13,. M•s treat I 16. oMan's .. nickname 18 Java 28. Father. tr.t11' - · .', ' 29c . . ,Del Mo"te • I lli:oNTE '""" \..... 11:50 a.m. ' ' ' 9:30 10:00 Daily' IO:Ofi 10:10 · ··--· ·:~ .. ..... .... .. . lb.pkg, . , ' 29c ' .l I tSUP'2 :::. 33c . Del Moate f / . ' " $ECTI~S -2 '- NL 3113 ~ans 41c~-.E JUia .. · .. ··· .. · ·· ·· · 32oz.llottle 35c 1 " ·· ALL GR'fHDS . 4 I .,.,.,. . DEL , ), i<!ltnnlng the Weath!r 'f'JN , ' ...... ... ., ..... ~ ...- ' .. .. 'Kraf&,. ' . • . \ MONTE " , . ' • • • • ' ?. - ' ' '' • . . .. • 1'- .- lb. ' ~ ,, . '· ' COFFEE· , ,, . -,_' ' ' ' ' . . . .. ,.. ~t .. ( u ' 79C .• - - . • .. - . • . . -- qt. _ ~px. 39c . ' Evans Own STRA.RRY CUPS ··· ······ · ··· ······ · ···.· · ·· ···· · · · plg. tf 4 - 20c "· ·;MARGARINE'.l;: ··:. :·'- ·lb~ ,•' ~ . - ·STRAWBE-RRI:.ES ,, ' Med. ,. Tc»lnato Juice • • .' • . 46 oz. can 2~ Pjn'ecapple Grapefruit bJ'ink ~IC)z.can 29¢ . 1H3 12;00 ' Del Moate - ' PINEAPPU JQICE · · :. ·:" · · · · .. 4(;,oz. can 33c GIAPEFRUIT DEL ·u :so • J '~ FRESI'f • FlRM . . ..t•l'· 2o1. tu ... •on "-1 Mou•· ~ .-..;:: \ MONTE WJEH 23. T,ypo or 2. Wll)l" ~ 3 . .f. plate 4. NotioN Lt . A of Adam 12. Degraded . .·. ;2.N:.:.~ ca~1 I SEEDLESS RAISINS ~ · · · .. .... 15.oz.pkg. 25c PR'UN_H \, 11 DAILY CROSSWORD · DOWN J . Reumbllna a cloud .. ' plant. He ls the Ol"!1inat.or illso'J aectlons tor ~h~jr storm wlnd~.S of another window ~·first" th~ and tot th~lr.~ ~cef!tb'·deveJ~pr Rtlinf window, .wblrb ·baa. a tin .· !ltorm-.reep 0~ · wl~~ l int que ot4cin,l device that per.Qtlts l ehangeibht 'g1>a~1s ll ima· S<.ri .h bot.t. sashe-s to 1wlna ln. I& well panels. M:.chincrjl has been installed 1 also tor stampJn,!g~o_<:nl~h~ar~d~w~ar~e~~~~~~~~~~!!!!"• ACR088 1. The luwe•t . ' ' 11:13 1 Del Monte · • 1 I · ....... . ! . 7:G5 a: no 8:30 · • ' In 1953 Weather-Seal began to ectors. convt'rt to aluminum for their . -::-:P_LA:-:-N:-::~::-1:-:UN:-:1::0-.:N:; ;[;~;l!l!i!1!~~!!2;-....;;,_.:;;; , stontl·screen windows. To The Cia !II of UN wll lhave ih f ~ 7 erate th"- -changeover they reunion at the Middleport Alumni 'V,I,DO; · eha.sed the WaYnt Metal Banciuet on May 2G and merhben Founded" M 1934 In Barberton. 0., Weather-seal was the flrJt oampany in the ('Ounl ry to make a .'Jtorm window with lnte,· changeable glass and screen in ~erts that could be ciufnged from I duc~s Co., of Barberton • nd or- of the elaaa are being cOntacted Jn 8 ide the house. '11he work-fr 11'! ganized a wholly-owned Jubsi- by ·a· COJtltnittee. windows were the invention of tllary, Barberton Metal Pro'at~ch, ;:;:..::.l;;;;.;;;,;;;;;;;;..._ _ _ __ throld A. Et.Jinr,, th&n a youna · Inc. The new metal products -:---,:lumber sale!man, who started hli l company then purchased and h · 7. · ?:llo ·~:rJ::"~f' Eberhardt. Jenkins, Mrs. Mabel Duval and E. B. Devor, B. Mrs. James Duval ·and N. Rubin and C. I. Pa.ul9e'll dh._ lJllle . 2 .. 8oJ.Cini 19c .. . ·- . . DEL MONTE - Whole Grain Gol.cfen ··· , , Dale Kuhn who Is ,tatloned at New YHk la· spendIng a wee k bere wllh .his mother, Mrs. Grace K'::'.:;, Columbus spent two week's here with his sistQio, . Bleret~, - ' ' ;•:wc·Ms-Tv- •• .· . ., .· ::!~·~c:r::.e.:~~:. at~~ J. M. GJUI ~trpslou ,, '; :~ ' Homer Reea re,tl\l'lied to . . to pure~ase "" ad· , c • _: at Mhley after a week's are r: · ! j retaiL one A!kron Jutn~r 1md oneco.mpanJMa.. m BaWrton. ·..i and other met.! window door - Jlj!v . .and Mr•. .Ever.lt Bransfitting .and for the manufac""" eonlb. aM Mrs. EUi• Wal•on . ...... ot t.h• "disappearing" ocreena William, attlmded the Cbrlottan , , . ,, wm be used ouuring ot 30 000 shares or ., slide up <own, for ea.sr <litional aluminum Weat.ht'r·Seal Jnc. 'common stock cle:m ing. were original.y press to take <:arl! of lo announced by i!lWing ·r. Bot.,, made of seal production during peak loa. prelrident of '11he Ohio _- Company, . Sales volum~ w'-' so great dn< j periods. , 11 investment banking f•tm, N · th 1r th t th 1 Weatber-&,.1 officers are HarHtgh Street, Columbus . ne" •ve years the tounder, ehau The stock, which will be ot!er tng pro.ente nlant II Barbertona _wase · old man A·f EtHng, the aoard; Joseph A. Gill! 0 ed to Ohio resident• only, ;, built to handle production. Smcc lith president; c. G. EberJtal'dt, priced at $9 per share. It is tho 1 ts the Willl•m H. 'lenkln•, p"resent intention of the company j Pan !fiat an 1 treasurer and Me.ssrs. Etliilg, ~nd ~ Bo~h rodwi!~>rl- 'I .' ' TUfftRS PLAIN Hlllvn " ... I· ~ r The Late Show . . ' I ' ae1 . Super Ttim r $wifts Premium patch la.nd 21. Africl,n river lpoaa.) 31, Metal 33. 'I!Imbor . tree lat•IIIQ't ........ 31. Stop 39. Contlnet, 40. Nobl•m -1:00 ~:00 011 Your Ho do 44 . Man'a . ·N d!llimt •-t · . ' -1.} ·- Amcrl.ca's favorit" cllpifted rnataaine found hia hat. mwtlc, 'lt'a • ·WOnder ~e , brotben didn't eompllny with $2,000 ln cspltal ' stalled modern machinery for I -have ·been driving .alone aoinc >. thro.w ._ 111 .out. / ' J Jelt New York and you swlte J Thla , ~ 1- ·" "-' noth- and a srnan one-room assembly extruding fluminum to make· th<' of .A ' ' ' l Jif ... • • ,CII,optlr IIIII Eastern Slor-willlbold Mrs. Jo~n Phllllpa 'ol Funeral Cho)Jel, Thu~y at T:30 P. ~ • . ,. Of \V ~~ s a} an~ 30 000 Sh ares eat er .. '·,, ~ ·torate" In philosophy, ICJence. musJc, religion, hiatory, and ff dB o · hi eo' whiCh a of the ,. ·pbyslol~gical Stock 0 ' ere y· 0 mnany ~~'J." of'::.~ow:; ..!r' fl~~ '). I ' ' Pome~qJ "lllldrfJds I • • OIS,.ERVICU . '• 'Ilia 'week *I'd ~~en 1lundreds of high school seniors ,. . ' Daily Sentinel Day Book ' • ' • .. '' Ractlo ~ Di-.1 • ·'' r. . ~ .. ' .. . · 4':il0 ·8:011 • Choice tender cuts Lllnt The "'mlaJJte Touch Miltr!'.('oa ·JI'ltm T~atlval IJfe wltb EliZabeth c,n;onii Club llulfilo Jl!l1 rr. linele;· ~oilo• Club " , '<'"!. ' Evans 10 lbs. Su'p•r Trim..: S.tift Pr•miilm • r· - ..,,.... • . . . · ·. \ . , . 1 ~· SI:RLOI= N · S TEAK · · · · · Tmi,:..:..-swlft Jaycees Annual EvaitB-~r QuaHty, pltis the trim makes~ difference heitllum • , . T-BON' '' "" ... ·.. '5TJSAK· -... ~ PORTERHOUSE . . . , . . . • If {, Jou..,_ . I•'" > ' ' lb. 99c ·: . , ' ' Lean mUd, sugar cured '· ' , , BACON-- ~ , ~ · ' · · · · , I .. ·:···.·. .$4.99 1 , - .. • <Swift.:.P.remi.um rival ~· ~9c. (A~tflir L ~ I_: cln ~"' u· • tb •·net weight•., Lean, ,.no._wasw, . ,; • · , 's lfl • lb. Premium .' .. ,. sKINLESs' Willits .... · · · · · .. · .. · · · · Ail pack .. meat, 1-lb ..~ell _ · So~~ . · · · ,~ -trj~~:5¢- 1~~ry -F~~e~ ' · - 21rg. Soap · · • 4 ,pers~ 26~ Ivory Sn,ow • • • 21rg. • • •• • • • . .. ,_ ' r • Reg• . JOY~_ ·.":":'., ,': ':·_, • ~~----1 ' �• • • • •• ' • • • • 2-n.lly SentllleL ·Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 16, 19S7 • Coro~nt. TimeFor Young People tls~This Week And Next Week; '•HitJh~ lsPio~. To Explore .....-. and more -of eighth graders will be subjected to "Com• '!¥~ ~~~~es" 'by adults who are supposed to have a ~- l\*U to fllrec.n tbe future. Whether these speakers teiillY hsve a direct pipeline to whst fate has iu store for tllere il'.OIIQier people Is not ¥el'f Important. Each will lAter·· ,pret lrom his own vantage point in his society what he thinks lbe YOWl& persoom.ust do if be is to be "successful." This writer, to the questionable good fortune off his prospectl~ listeners, is to speak at Portland Grade SchOOl tonight.. lteOectton has BI!Uested that perhaps tbe more J;D.IOieabie persooalltles of the 13-14-year-old l>o_ys or girls is riclter son in ~~o:hlclt tQ, plant for the future tb~J~ in those of the 17-18year-olds. By latttteen-4ime, many young people are convinced there are few people 'who can teach tbem anything. Only tbe more. serious minded bi&h s,cbooJ ~t~lll,s uallze tl!at tbey 'have only the ·smallest tools with Which 'to work in the tife ajlead. The IDajOrity are quite C!lft&in aU luiS been learned that .eeds to,be learned. ' . In front of the eighth grader, T~atty to enter high sdhool.j are I!>Uf ~ears ol exploration into . the many fields of knowledge. .rl •IS to the credit of our. educallonal system that !bose· youngsters Who desire (through parental presaures, persoo.O deteriniJtation, or for other reasons) to train their minds ftll do so In high scnool. It also is lo the credit of our .unique -lfl&Ss education sysleilJ· that those who -go into high school without a SePious tholll)lt in their ·heads ~an graduate four or five years later no \lllWe for lhe ordeal, and perh.ps som~hpt more adsptable soda!-' ly. Alo'lll the way they ~ave absorbe;d a limited quantitr .o r knowledge that might come handy some day. · I But a11 of schooling nowadays, o~ occasion even thl'Olllli college le11.elll, is not merely lmPIU'tinC knowledge which ll Ia be retained as In a ·dictionary. Rather, schooling is prepu,a., lion in method and praetice. A lawy,e r has to have his librazy and he has to know how to use his library. A f.r&duate 111111-· neer for We,sllnghouse "goes to school again ' at West.IJ:Ig-' house, learning what Westinghouse wants him to knoW. tl:e has, however,. the basic fundamental "nomenclature" of tbe engineering techniques. profession, and · a trained mind in engineennc • I. ~· . •z The fields of knowledge are so ·vast that the old ·ronceptlon or the "educ.ted man" ls no longer applicable. lo Rennatssance Europe the educated men )lad what amounts to a "doc- ·' -· the biological •nd sciences. Only tbe rarest brains any .more .have lime In one Ufetlme-tu absorb more than Pne branQb of these many kinds pf learning. Thus, we suppose the wisest aclvice that ran be given Eijlhth graders now Ia to look at ltlgh school as a place of ex· p!Oration. That's the sufi!estlolt ·yotiJijl Portlanders will get tonight. Jf they can llave an understantllng of the truly JrPat . hi gh school , offers opp_o rtumty as a place to tame here. sip there, In the manv fields of knowledge, perhaps they will conclude their next four )'ears will no.t lit .as .a prlaoJl, and spent 'entirely Jn wasted time. ' I '¥~· ._.• ,. th~ 1 . Around and··:AJ.out . With Rolutrl RUflrlc SOMEWHERE-IN-THE·ELVIS PRESLEY BELT- Oh, my heafi ill Irick and my herart iJ tore anr.l I ain't got that r•l fl-6 more and J loved her dear but now r tear 1 1m aolng to throw up If I ~~r much more · . know Wihom I am atml!, at whe11 I 11y 11ev~ tlid I 11M • grow • woma,. who had di,l nity 10 years qo· cut up 10 «tndiJous with so many sophomore•. -And I also hope ~t a d\gnlfled editor of • -t Look at alt these Spring ValueS Del Monte~ '•I on the radio for company M~ I · ~na vl!l.' ~ lib -~~, un I fabulou1, nQ maller l'hat t 'ill ~-- a ,till* I'.OII<litlon Mr. ~ley and hi1 na11l erun1 ot "Butterlly", I miaht mention •l.tl- tnr eomnde., Ming. It is aJtoaett thot 1 pr.eJJttd a ~an on a •·ctlrf'd er lho mtUt nausootl.n~o~ ertort w · rutrian n4med. Tam Wcbi.l , or have made at popular enterta1·• GreenvJIIe, N. C., the other day ment-balf hiU-blUy lament wl'lt tf.1 recall aome llll'hls of ki.tchen a be.at. and the rut plain !· harmon)' pvet' a ~t jll.r filled eestlve -ealbthenlc.s. ,u wlth j~ytul Ofllllct. I h.lvo deolded ~ fu.U.er my pilll&llt~y aa~ oqdow a To111 Webb ali·llrl ~DlariliiP. as well u • 1\ujorl< al~'"" ..:~olmhlp. In thia wty W-elloh. who once had ~ liUtialed 11 an Ato Jiuplt J lhe fact that 1 wq ,a realttere1 Pftl Kap and 1 will 101 10 clloo" w~~t ltn't dole!ul boUad or love_-ftllluocl ~horLn., o! ""... 11 18eo\a .1~ )>ec _cC~cylo, ~ond theY'V< even J(llnqed. to, foul tbat .,. •My aeQ\Ialnta~ with Welt ln dian otuff gooa . llack lo Papo Houdini and , the Lion. wkl•h 1.:bn't yea~ay, and ,.lome of ~t th_e oeaodif&atea *· tor tlbe 18111-gl. · w.u .,..at. .Jut what we hav~ .ta¥1•1!1}dg, .llld -....wUI nomina ~ J done to It would cmte a tcen-dH . , eacta oU1er lf1t tbe all·bor scho- ln 'l'rlnld,od, dad, tan)1Jp. Mr. Wobll bu omall hatr, 1 hhe been parlylnl wll.b tho but tiUI hn llllll... enlllllh t.o lloyo In lilY ol~ lrototll)l)' hou1ol ll!lll!r.U 1 IM!y ftot •IIIli wile, Ml" ,nd ha"e "otad !lie eonltnto. o t.,n Pretlow,_.epd 11, Who •~ the Juke box in the btr. Witb coJijlllll-d '"' on tht. .. rari. alloltt ooo ezc~tplllln, tho &lilt,... li'lto. boat:d ~ .coniUIIIrinl Mb;· ln(, IIITtllnf, neon·llt manottr o!- ·Pretlow teriO'!til· lor lint ., lbe t~ · QOthin1 but coro•pOno ond aU-Jirj ·· tie~;~ .. alth!IU~h ~•IM' pl....,. And lb!' !W ln., ·eh.~en tj):~ Wt~b ...., the lodle whero, ID-odd , ..., alljllllro. ~ tot ,IIHic 1o town back, _8b tO\ ~ ~Jib> -,, t -!llijl!t ' t1ita. Miit~, <>Ot 10 a tune ill'lllo ltUif ·~ I'OU' hnt · dl,..rt'Mion 01 lbo cte,rene'raey o' In the betler olllomo todoy-.oturf 41Dfllqt\ iDIIItl<jll u,lo but, •• by Arlen, PorJer, Rodltll, l{orl • uouol 11 bio 'wound uP htrk In ·aerohwln. We were .._.m....- on tile k'itehf!!! vM.I.Io. Jur. oua~ In lit... don 10 <0111ldtr CCoprrijll, • utt, ly Unllel "LoVe for Sale• •• Nd. ~hill' Feat,.... ljya4tcelt, Jno.) · lhon .oua,..Uve. ond wuq ... - ' •, Nobiel>lo)'Od "Tho v..,. -n.•uftlt ~:J.""" aaothtr co-ed bll 111e lfowever. IAt""' ho ~ Ifill, MOtor • , ft, I. ' ., Del Monte- •. ~ ,I "";. • · , DEL ( No. 2Vz Slices or HaiYf' ' · FRUIT COCKTAIL · ··· · · • ' Del '!lloate .. . ( . ' ' ' can . Del Mcmle - De EllERT . . A PEACHES ·: · •· · ·· NL 2!-i--caa . . • . MO~_TE 39c PEARS ... .. ... , .. ..... .. .. No.303call~l1c . No. 303 '' . ' ' l~en '- feature • storm con>pan~ arh"~u•ddco! sec~etory; O~a;r;. ~~be ~~~ to pny a divide~£! ot 36c per an ce u mg " r cr !lhare in cash and 15% in stock, and bouj(ht both whotesale a~d ° annuall·y, wit~ hjs,aJece, Tillie Redd. Weatb~: Mrs. Mary Barnhill 1pent Sun. :,0~. ~th ~ers!1::f!t~~ ~rt:~: 011 11 ' Griffith , Bruce W. VJ,&o • .;<; A < lo , .. • X· "·. ~y ~ ' 0 ' '" ' • • • . . . -· - - Ga:~t. , Mr. a,Od . -- ., 9:UO 10:30 11·00 po!nt 41:. Crowdt ro. Ignore 6. LoR e welpt 2~ . .\lpoken 6 Hindu tltte l3. Nuclei of 7. New~pRper ·lltarch grain. Jtern l" . J• Jht-1 8. Cl t)fiBraa:.) labbr I 9 Cut lG. Ta.Ji ed an- - . 13,. M•s treat I 16. oMan's .. nickname 18 Java 28. Father. tr.t11' - · .', ' 29c . . ,Del Mo"te • I lli:oNTE '""" \..... 11:50 a.m. ' ' ' 9:30 10:00 Daily' IO:Ofi 10:10 · ··--· ·:~ .. ..... .... .. . lb.pkg, . , ' 29c ' .l I tSUP'2 :::. 33c . Del Moate f / . ' " $ECTI~S -2 '- NL 3113 ~ans 41c~-.E JUia .. · .. ··· .. · ·· ·· · 32oz.llottle 35c 1 " ·· ALL GR'fHDS . 4 I .,.,.,. . DEL , ), i<!ltnnlng the Weath!r 'f'JN , ' ...... ... ., ..... ~ ...- ' .. .. 'Kraf&,. ' . • . \ MONTE " , . ' • • • • ' ?. - ' ' '' • . . .. • 1'- .- lb. ' ~ ,, . '· ' COFFEE· , ,, . -,_' ' ' ' ' . . . .. ,.. ~t .. ( u ' 79C .• - - . • .. - . • . . -- qt. _ ~px. 39c . ' Evans Own STRA.RRY CUPS ··· ······ · ··· ······ · ···.· · ·· ···· · · · plg. tf 4 - 20c "· ·;MARGARINE'.l;: ··:. :·'- ·lb~ ,•' ~ . - ·STRAWBE-RRI:.ES ,, ' Med. ,. Tc»lnato Juice • • .' • . 46 oz. can 2~ Pjn'ecapple Grapefruit bJ'ink ~IC)z.can 29¢ . 1H3 12;00 ' Del Moate - ' PINEAPPU JQICE · · :. ·:" · · · · .. 4(;,oz. can 33c GIAPEFRUIT DEL ·u :so • J '~ FRESI'f • FlRM . . ..t•l'· 2o1. tu ... •on "-1 Mou•· ~ .-..;:: \ MONTE WJEH 23. T,ypo or 2. Wll)l" ~ 3 . .f. plate 4. NotioN Lt . A of Adam 12. Degraded . .·. ;2.N:.:.~ ca~1 I SEEDLESS RAISINS ~ · · · .. .... 15.oz.pkg. 25c PR'UN_H \, 11 DAILY CROSSWORD · DOWN J . Reumbllna a cloud .. ' plant. He ls the Ol"!1inat.or illso'J aectlons tor ~h~jr storm wlnd~.S of another window ~·first" th~ and tot th~lr.~ ~cef!tb'·deveJ~pr Rtlinf window, .wblrb ·baa. a tin .· !ltorm-.reep 0~ · wl~~ l int que ot4cin,l device that per.Qtlts l ehangeibht 'g1>a~1s ll ima· S<.ri .h bot.t. sashe-s to 1wlna ln. I& well panels. M:.chincrjl has been installed 1 also tor stampJn,!g~o_<:nl~h~ar~d~w~ar~e~~~~~~~~~~!!!!"• ACR088 1. The luwe•t . ' ' 11:13 1 Del Monte · • 1 I · ....... . ! . 7:G5 a: no 8:30 · • ' In 1953 Weather-Seal began to ectors. convt'rt to aluminum for their . -::-:P_LA:-:-N:-::~::-1:-:UN:-:1::0-.:N:; ;[;~;l!l!i!1!~~!!2;-....;;,_.:;;; , stontl·screen windows. To The Cia !II of UN wll lhave ih f ~ 7 erate th"- -changeover they reunion at the Middleport Alumni 'V,I,DO; · eha.sed the WaYnt Metal Banciuet on May 2G and merhben Founded" M 1934 In Barberton. 0., Weather-seal was the flrJt oampany in the ('Ounl ry to make a .'Jtorm window with lnte,· changeable glass and screen in ~erts that could be ciufnged from I duc~s Co., of Barberton • nd or- of the elaaa are being cOntacted Jn 8 ide the house. '11he work-fr 11'! ganized a wholly-owned Jubsi- by ·a· COJtltnittee. windows were the invention of tllary, Barberton Metal Pro'at~ch, ;:;:..::.l;;;;.;;;,;;;;;;;;..._ _ _ __ throld A. Et.Jinr,, th&n a youna · Inc. The new metal products -:---,:lumber sale!man, who started hli l company then purchased and h · 7. · ?:llo ·~:rJ::"~f' Eberhardt. Jenkins, Mrs. Mabel Duval and E. B. Devor, B. Mrs. James Duval ·and N. Rubin and C. I. Pa.ul9e'll dh._ lJllle . 2 .. 8oJ.Cini 19c .. . ·- . . DEL MONTE - Whole Grain Gol.cfen ··· , , Dale Kuhn who Is ,tatloned at New YHk la· spendIng a wee k bere wllh .his mother, Mrs. Grace K'::'.:;, Columbus spent two week's here with his sistQio, . Bleret~, - ' ' ;•:wc·Ms-Tv- •• .· . ., .· ::!~·~c:r::.e.:~~:. at~~ J. M. GJUI ~trpslou ,, '; :~ ' Homer Reea re,tl\l'lied to . . to pure~ase "" ad· , c • _: at Mhley after a week's are r: · ! j retaiL one A!kron Jutn~r 1md oneco.mpanJMa.. m BaWrton. ·..i and other met.! window door - Jlj!v . .and Mr•. .Ever.lt Bransfitting .and for the manufac""" eonlb. aM Mrs. EUi• Wal•on . ...... ot t.h• "disappearing" ocreena William, attlmded the Cbrlottan , , . ,, wm be used ouuring ot 30 000 shares or ., slide up <own, for ea.sr <litional aluminum Weat.ht'r·Seal Jnc. 'common stock cle:m ing. were original.y press to take <:arl! of lo announced by i!lWing ·r. Bot.,, made of seal production during peak loa. prelrident of '11he Ohio _- Company, . Sales volum~ w'-' so great dn< j periods. , 11 investment banking f•tm, N · th 1r th t th 1 Weatber-&,.1 officers are HarHtgh Street, Columbus . ne" •ve years the tounder, ehau The stock, which will be ot!er tng pro.ente nlant II Barbertona _wase · old man A·f EtHng, the aoard; Joseph A. Gill! 0 ed to Ohio resident• only, ;, built to handle production. Smcc lith president; c. G. EberJtal'dt, priced at $9 per share. It is tho 1 ts the Willl•m H. 'lenkln•, p"resent intention of the company j Pan !fiat an 1 treasurer and Me.ssrs. Etliilg, ~nd ~ Bo~h rodwi!~>rl- 'I .' ' TUfftRS PLAIN Hlllvn " ... I· ~ r The Late Show . . ' I ' ae1 . Super Ttim r $wifts Premium patch la.nd 21. Africl,n river lpoaa.) 31, Metal 33. 'I!Imbor . tree lat•IIIQ't ........ 31. Stop 39. Contlnet, 40. Nobl•m -1:00 ~:00 011 Your Ho do 44 . Man'a . ·N d!llimt •-t · . ' -1.} ·- Amcrl.ca's favorit" cllpifted rnataaine found hia hat. mwtlc, 'lt'a • ·WOnder ~e , brotben didn't eompllny with $2,000 ln cspltal ' stalled modern machinery for I -have ·been driving .alone aoinc >. thro.w ._ 111 .out. / ' J Jelt New York and you swlte J Thla , ~ 1- ·" "-' noth- and a srnan one-room assembly extruding fluminum to make· th<' of .A ' ' ' l Jif ... • • ,CII,optlr IIIII Eastern Slor-willlbold Mrs. Jo~n Phllllpa 'ol Funeral Cho)Jel, Thu~y at T:30 P. ~ • . ,. Of \V ~~ s a} an~ 30 000 Sh ares eat er .. '·,, ~ ·torate" In philosophy, ICJence. musJc, religion, hiatory, and ff dB o · hi eo' whiCh a of the ,. ·pbyslol~gical Stock 0 ' ere y· 0 mnany ~~'J." of'::.~ow:; ..!r' fl~~ '). I ' ' Pome~qJ "lllldrfJds I • • OIS,.ERVICU . '• 'Ilia 'week *I'd ~~en 1lundreds of high school seniors ,. . ' Daily Sentinel Day Book ' • ' • .. '' Ractlo ~ Di-.1 • ·'' r. . ~ .. ' .. . · 4':il0 ·8:011 • Choice tender cuts Lllnt The "'mlaJJte Touch Miltr!'.('oa ·JI'ltm T~atlval IJfe wltb EliZabeth c,n;onii Club llulfilo Jl!l1 rr. linele;· ~oilo• Club " , '<'"!. ' Evans 10 lbs. Su'p•r Trim..: S.tift Pr•miilm • r· - ..,,.... • . . . · ·. \ . , . 1 ~· SI:RLOI= N · S TEAK · · · · · Tmi,:..:..-swlft Jaycees Annual EvaitB-~r QuaHty, pltis the trim makes~ difference heitllum • , . T-BON' '' "" ... ·.. '5TJSAK· -... ~ PORTERHOUSE . . . , . . . • If {, Jou..,_ . I•'" > ' ' lb. 99c ·: . , ' ' Lean mUd, sugar cured '· ' , , BACON-- ~ , ~ · ' · · · · , I .. ·:···.·. .$4.99 1 , - .. • <Swift.:.P.remi.um rival ~· ~9c. (A~tflir L ~ I_: cln ~"' u· • tb •·net weight•., Lean, ,.no._wasw, . ,; • · , 's lfl • lb. Premium .' .. ,. sKINLESs' Willits .... · · · · · .. · .. · · · · Ail pack .. meat, 1-lb ..~ell _ · So~~ . · · · ,~ -trj~~:5¢- 1~~ry -F~~e~ ' · - 21rg. Soap · · • 4 ,pers~ 26~ Ivory Sn,ow • • • 21rg. • • •• • • • . .. ,_ ' r • Reg• . JOY~_ ·.":":'., ,': ':·_, • ~~----1 ' �. ~.;.· r Only ~I~ 'fll1l PQM.llOY MON. MAY 11:1 • Daadng 8 P.lll. Till llidnllbl ~b;rthln Moten Qnh. HOONUTE LVI. I p.BI, Pomeroy Only PABI!'.S: Chlld 75e;. Adu!l fl.75 (lu: FRU D~YJRY MRYDAY Mol'lll.ug and Mternoon \ Bochner's .Prices were nev~r · 'Jgwcr-trade-in·,va.fyf• n.,v~r better 1. · MEAT MARKET ' ' ' 'We're Alwaya Jlght C~n YoiU' Lobe Job -~.; 6.70xu; fits m!"t Plymoutho, Fordo, Chevrolet~, .HI.!dtons, Noshn and Stude. · !>d~" $ ... - $llh.IP lfp 1.00•16, a" eRtra 9tc,lal b.r lpr owntn of old" mfttl cura Tbete's only one right way to do a lu't>e job, and that's wiiJt care, sklll and precision , • • the way we do if '7;:) - ~u•toxand Mtoppable rlr• 51,. 7.10.U, <• most J?od't •i , I•Jiclu, ofcb, ~· ace, MYcviyl -~ ort..rs You get fllature! you won't .Ond In ahy Qther t:1rf •'' M here. Try us , . . and see! pliCCl, IJld aavel K&M · '' Smoked "- Tencie.r • As low as $1.25 a week f!or a · set of FOUII SOHICf ' MIMine, Klo..-Mike Mulltn P•rtll .:·i. RIZER SO QOOD! handsome, ' -4 to 8,: lb. t I . •. ' • They"re • \ 'if.:.· ' Boneleu ..... lb. A-.:erog~ ' ' eef •••• 1 b·~35c Fresh ~IN ST. PHONE 330-M RINGS STERLING SILVER SUVICE 1111d GIFT 'IVARJ FOR '11111 BRIDilll c~~,~~~ ~r;;~ ••• working • ,/ and CAPIIICii: Pallel'lll 'lt40l.IJIMt 91ft • ~....... t • • • • • • •. ~ ...... ~ .. .. ·.rune·. \ . '- H.;SANaORN IEWELRY 8TOJJB ..,.~~ 1110" A - Mldlilepoli ....... .... lb. 63c ICingan'a tt.liable .; ·c..ttM ( ·' • • ,,...... 1 thick srr_ up. . .... !~'?. ..... ,;1:~~~.~ . · '!;~·~· · .•.. IA.JY,. 4Sc · : , . . . · · '~~;,·,,, , ........................... . ' .' •.;.. .,.... . E~=;' · '1! ~: :~ ~. . ~ Pie Crutt Mii.~.1 'No. 21fz . CGII ,. · , s.hei\ 1, ~... ·C~!IY. ~~-~· Pres·i••..M, I ...................... . altines.......~." w·~··· • ' J.. :.. C . ake..............,~............W .··;oeektail. ICroter Twin- samll)lt 3· Wj/IIAJ!),.! . · Pak Jauo& . Tusearawu 3, Un-: t. vinton 11 War- l• Wyo<l . I CASH .... .,_ , ~-~ • • ,. . . - •• 1 1... lqt ..... oft old bllk IIIMI'!"' '!!1/l~.~ fOr health. J 'liiP j ·'"- ~.·•••••••••••••••• u.o..- . toa•thtr •• "ao- jbi,.. ltfc~ · ~··~· ' I ~ 1;. I ' "1: ' . .... p;,:..~.-,,,1:9 ,. • BuH8r . 2 J ' """~··· our bualn~a " - ';--·•1,1, :~nut $5.95 ww... t~~tur bualnta . Knper 0111 ,, GR.IIJf ~ELGIN IOJ' 'r9.E Q.DUATE • liSe • I He~ ftiiDiier ~tt-59c lb . ijJ I ~~~.... '' LA~~pillll4 ~EN'S' WAlCHli --~~QV~f . " . ~.r:ll ' b .. IOLOGNA ............... ..... , ..,.: 0.. 29c fi'OIII -..ell fiJ'III~ EGGS.' ........... :......... 3 ~M. ' ,)· Star ~t't~cira Sltc4~ r -:·,. . . COFFU ........................ .. lh. 69c . Fresh : ..... '.. Instant 4se11oned J.Uihl 'WALLACE 3l c POMEROY \ . Fine Boll11ri Flav._- Chicken ·. L-a~ IMONS· MARKET 'jurllsdl<•tlon+.,. ART CARVED Lb. •••••••••••• I M~lf PIOPU RIDE ON GOODY~~~ MIDDLIPORT • 4 to 6 lb. Ava. Coodyear'a exclusive 1ri~T8napertWJ, ! 3-T Conf'BOOy Ba:hts oft heat, ahod, and fatipe. 1 Tou~. d.urable tread adda miles to your\- dri~, Famou• Stop-.Notch trend desip PJOVidet bitt« traction ()D any road, Cet 3-T ~uPer-cuahioU toOa'y the hll'lr' 1 . , " I Large, Juice , ·-b:lefriierated.fM~NI:Io·: It~ J' ' �. ~.;.· r Only ~I~ 'fll1l PQM.llOY MON. MAY 11:1 • Daadng 8 P.lll. Till llidnllbl ~b;rthln Moten Qnh. HOONUTE LVI. I p.BI, Pomeroy Only PABI!'.S: Chlld 75e;. Adu!l fl.75 (lu: FRU D~YJRY MRYDAY Mol'lll.ug and Mternoon \ Bochner's .Prices were nev~r · 'Jgwcr-trade-in·,va.fyf• n.,v~r better 1. · MEAT MARKET ' ' ' 'We're Alwaya Jlght C~n YoiU' Lobe Job -~.; 6.70xu; fits m!"t Plymoutho, Fordo, Chevrolet~, .HI.!dtons, Noshn and Stude. · !>d~" $ ... - $llh.IP lfp 1.00•16, a" eRtra 9tc,lal b.r lpr owntn of old" mfttl cura Tbete's only one right way to do a lu't>e job, and that's wiiJt care, sklll and precision , • • the way we do if '7;:) - ~u•toxand Mtoppable rlr• 51,. 7.10.U, <• most J?od't •i , I•Jiclu, ofcb, ~· ace, MYcviyl -~ ort..rs You get fllature! you won't .Ond In ahy Qther t:1rf •'' M here. Try us , . . and see! pliCCl, IJld aavel K&M · '' Smoked "- Tencie.r • As low as $1.25 a week f!or a · set of FOUII SOHICf ' MIMine, Klo..-Mike Mulltn P•rtll .:·i. RIZER SO QOOD! handsome, ' -4 to 8,: lb. t I . •. ' • They"re • \ 'if.:.· ' Boneleu ..... lb. A-.:erog~ ' ' eef •••• 1 b·~35c Fresh ~IN ST. PHONE 330-M RINGS STERLING SILVER SUVICE 1111d GIFT 'IVARJ FOR '11111 BRIDilll c~~,~~~ ~r;;~ ••• working • ,/ and CAPIIICii: Pallel'lll 'lt40l.IJIMt 91ft • ~....... t • • • • • • •. ~ ...... ~ .. .. ·.rune·. \ . '- H.;SANaORN IEWELRY 8TOJJB ..,.~~ 1110" A - Mldlilepoli ....... .... lb. 63c ICingan'a tt.liable .; ·c..ttM ( ·' • • ,,...... 1 thick srr_ up. . .... !~'?. ..... ,;1:~~~.~ . · '!;~·~· · .•.. IA.JY,. 4Sc · : , . . . · · '~~;,·,,, , ........................... . ' .' •.;.. .,.... . E~=;' · '1! ~: :~ ~. . ~ Pie Crutt Mii.~.1 'No. 21fz . CGII ,. · , s.hei\ 1, ~... ·C~!IY. ~~-~· Pres·i••..M, I ...................... . altines.......~." w·~··· • ' J.. :.. C . ake..............,~............W .··;oeektail. ICroter Twin- samll)lt 3· Wj/IIAJ!),.! . · Pak Jauo& . Tusearawu 3, Un-: t. vinton 11 War- l• Wyo<l . I CASH .... .,_ , ~-~ • • ,. . . - •• 1 1... lqt ..... oft old bllk IIIMI'!"' '!!1/l~.~ fOr health. J 'liiP j ·'"- ~.·•••••••••••••••• u.o..- . toa•thtr •• "ao- jbi,.. ltfc~ · ~··~· ' I ~ 1;. I ' "1: ' . .... p;,:..~.-,,,1:9 ,. • BuH8r . 2 J ' """~··· our bualn~a " - ';--·•1,1, :~nut $5.95 ww... t~~tur bualnta . Knper 0111 ,, GR.IIJf ~ELGIN IOJ' 'r9.E Q.DUATE • liSe • I He~ ftiiDiier ~tt-59c lb . ijJ I ~~~.... '' LA~~pillll4 ~EN'S' WAlCHli --~~QV~f . " . ~.r:ll ' b .. IOLOGNA ............... ..... , ..,.: 0.. 29c fi'OIII -..ell fiJ'III~ EGGS.' ........... :......... 3 ~M. ' ,)· Star ~t't~cira Sltc4~ r -:·,. . . COFFU ........................ .. lh. 69c . Fresh : ..... '.. Instant 4se11oned J.Uihl 'WALLACE 3l c POMEROY \ . Fine Boll11ri Flav._- Chicken ·. L-a~ IMONS· MARKET 'jurllsdl<•tlon+.,. ART CARVED Lb. •••••••••••• I M~lf PIOPU RIDE ON GOODY~~~ MIDDLIPORT • 4 to 6 lb. Ava. Coodyear'a exclusive 1ri~T8napertWJ, ! 3-T Conf'BOOy Ba:hts oft heat, ahod, and fatipe. 1 Tou~. d.urable tread adda miles to your\- dri~, Famou• Stop-.Notch trend desip PJOVidet bitt« traction ()D any road, Cet 3-T ~uPer-cuahioU toOa'y the hll'lr' 1 . , " I Large, Juice , ·-b:lefriierated.fM~NI:Io·: It~ J' ' �• • ,.1- .... t· -- • ~ l •' ~ ' ' , ~ (11 NQtice r.....~m~..,, Ri<h(erd Cier~u> ekworth otteod tbla "'• - Sip.ed MN. Frmcea Roberta • Tbe ~ Will oller lor n:R.'ill: CMil Dated: llay 9, Utl7 ~e at I'UBI.IC AUCTION . at J\.ue\tonHr: Critt Bradford (3) I, II, ~. 8tc t~ bome of the late Mr>. -~e. •··•- o"· ~A~ jtoberta; (loeated near NOT RESPON.."IBLE POR AC· LlqAL HOTtel · t~1 U . ·B. C!Nreb on College amENTS. ~11-14-l&.:ltc Sealed Bid~ will be reeelved by llilad) ..lD S,...._, Ohio, the the Board ol County C9tnllltoioa.followlng .h . . .hold lurnlah NOTICE OfO AJSUSMINT ero ol Meigs Coucoty, Ohio, at the ....t S¥unfay, ~ 1 Y. !8, 19.3'7 Notice 11 hereby given that lbe Office of Said Board, Pomeroy, 19:08· A.. M..-Frii)daft Refri- . useum~nt of the coat and ex· Ohio up until 12.:00 oclotk noon, Jerator, "Kltcben· Cabinet, Gas penaes neeet~~ry to eonstrud wat.- May 20, 19M for fufitllhlni the ~ Su~prise Shower John C. Bacon Probate Judie (31 16, ltc Was Given F.or Coming 8ri.de · -LIGAL -NOTICE On June 3, 19ti7, in accordance with Supplemutal Section 37~13 to 21, Code or Ohio, the Ohio soU Conservation Committee w i l 1 eaultl an elettion to be held at the Rock Springs Fair Ground, 7:00 P. M.. electing two Supervls· on to fill the expiring 3 year terms of Dana E. Hoffman and John H•mm. Nqmineea to fi11 the expir,ing terms are : Clarence Headley of Orange Township : Dana E. Hoffman of Olive Township; Paul S. Moote of· Sutton Township and Harold Ctrnaban of .Sutton Towpablp. Nomlnatlona will be ac.~epted from the floor at the time of election or b, petition submitted one week prior to election containing the algnature! of 211 landowners. Onl)' landowners and occupiers are elleible to vote . (~) 16, 29. Ztc (almost er maina ud lay wo.ter plpe ~n all following. new),. KiWhen tabJe, AIR WAY the 1treets In the Villaa:e of SyraTransport dellvery .of Delael BWiEEPER and oattaehments cuse, Ohio, except Hubbard Street Fuel Oil. to the Count, Garage, heater ~ new), Nic:e Boot Case, l_rom Race Street to Ohio River; Rock Springs, Ohio, at the dlreeComplete Bed Cwoodl, Two Colleae Street from Northern ter- tion of the County Engineer, dur, ' . '· wicker "Chain, Davenport. DIN· minus to unlb,med ktreet 1;10rtb .of ing the 90 day period commenc:ln& • ING ROOM SUITE, Coffee table Sixtb Street; Collece Road Crom Ml'ly 20, 18M. . • .~ Library tables. QUn:rs, Blar. cemeter)' aoutbward •pproxJmately Board or Commilllonen ttaerve " .... :leta. Aprons, Drapes, Tea To 800 feet; alley aoutb Third Street the Right to rejeo'!t any or all Blda. , we)a. Coati. Table lamps, High !rom Brldeman Stteet eutwa:rdly Board of County Commissloner1 Chair, Trunks Eleetrit toaster, to termlnu• ;tnd unnam!":l rtreet Mei11 C9unty, OIUo Canilter . set, Elet'tric Iron . 1 west of Race from corporation llnt! BY: Dean:Sarniu, Clerk Hind TooLs, Gen . Electric W.aah southward)J approxlmate1J 800 (ft) 18, lle 11# (like tlew), Kitchen Sink teet, oa tbe lote ant;llanda bfnefit· -------., <H Inch double drain board), ed and to be ebarged therewith LIGAL. ~TICI Two gu hea~r·.s. Enterprise u aet ~ Jn Reaolutian No. 1~. State of Ohl., Mtl ... County:, M1 G~;a Ringe ()ike- new), Dithes. pused on the 8lh day of January, In th• fllrebttt C.vrt Antique Table, Radio •nd Stand 1935, haa been reported to Coun- In tlw Ml"" •f the lt'lllfretlen Marbl~ top di'Uier, Organ, h dl and .aaid 111emnent i1 now on , ., 12 Biglow Rie, OH llmpa, Iron file in the office of the Clerk 9C llrth ef lt1lph l1yrnMWI lilly bed (COI11Piete) Three rocllng Council l)f. the VUiaae of Syra- Ca• N.. t7,555 ' . . ctu-ifs, DreaH'r, Books, End cuae, fer the examlaatlon and ht· NOTICE Is ctven tha\ thla 10th t ·....If:l 1 ClrG. table, Bed Spreads apection ot all J"IFIODS interetted day of Ml)', 181'7, Ralph Raymo,d ~illows. Ureaaea, Curtain atret· therein. , BallJ. WhO!f birth Ia not reeord.e\1, . t.~ eher~ Naj)klna: Picture fr.amea , Objeetioru 10 •ueb, eatl~ated a• filed. hll appUntton for an order _..,<• ~ • Floor lampe:,, Waah Sblnda, Kct- !MINment m ult be ln wrihng, and of the Probate Court that hi1 1 .... ~ ties, Dutch. oven, canners Iron- ~ust be fL2d in tbe office of aald birth be re&istered 11 provided by '.' ing Board': Siales, Lawn' Mow- Clerk within two wee~a after the- law. AppUta•t avera that Wu · er, Power Lawn Mower .cRotacy upiratlon ot this ndtlee, to wit, born June 21, 1819, It Chuter, Otber uacful Items too numer- five weeki after the date hereof. Mei11 County, Obi~. ou 8 to list. ATTENTION· If By order of the council ot tbe Said applleation will be tor YOU · need GOOD hous~old Villaa:o of Syracuae. Ohio, hearin1 on the 23rd dat of 141)'! - - - - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _l:;llll;.:7:.:._:•:.:t~1;.:0:;.::00 o'•l<><k A. Jl, ' ~ LEGAL NOTICE farm, good house. on amaiJ stream, The Van Meter property in Suttttn Town1hlp, will be sold in the oft!ce O'Brieq. and O'Brien, Attorneys at L1w, 100'h Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, It 10:00 A. M., Saturday, May 2fl. Must be aold for ~l)t less than the appraised value of $900.00 Sale subject to approval ot court. ~ J. B. OBrien, Administrator of Amelia Van Meter estate O'BRIEN and O'BR1EN Attorney! At Law (~l 16. 17, 18 3tc For Sale, 41 aere 1 . M 6-Daily S.;.tlnel, ;pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 16, 1957 New Sor.ority President Names Heads . Of Committees for Coming Activities RN. WANT ADS projeet. A penny march wa ~ held for t.h.e nower fund. The birlbday8 of Mrs. Charles 88 SALE ,. lb. No ExtroChort• for Cut-Up I .'· ,, ' •• •' '' 1956 FORD VS Fairlone Tudo_ .- • Fordomatic, Radio, Heater. lb. 1955 FORD v• Custom Fordo.r ------- ...,. ' 1955 · Forcl VI Custom Tudor · • $1395 glo• I S,.lad .Dressing " . 1955 · PONTIAC TudQr ,. • • • • • • • • • • • , • ~~----. Faae)' Wllleoaelu . .. A&ed- ' Cap'a John'l- .. , Pu Ready, Boaelell Fordomatlc. Radio, Heaier. Light Tan. ' ' • • • • Heaterr-Radio;•A Good Buy. --..· ~.C.ban · · ... Larae · 8SIItl - -··· . V·alencia ' . 2·,oR69c l _6_i!!~i!~-,. - ·r --- .. c.JIIorala •.. N11w,crop, Lu4e 88 S\1• d•• 49c 1s91• ~wiiK . . . V: Qos. sAUl lf.AND .. . SA~I ~0\l $Of'IIIYI ~p PRODUCtS 1''verages \ i I ,._..calli 1 .. (;B.A NC& TO · llo~;~· •...,... .,._.. sTOCK --- - · VE · ...' - . I \!,. I-~ "· ·••';· ··~· .. ..... _........ 6 .16·01· calli 4~ tJP AND!:---~-·- - ~~~·· - . . 'I . ,~~ 'M'.~ , ' ' ~ ~ . ...... I !'I Moi. • I '·, ... ·~ ' ~--~ ---1 I; < i.- .. ·46-0z. canl """'""' : ' :2-~46 ~~c•• 6tc -1JAI~N · . ~ . . • " '<'; . .. l ' ••, • ._ . . . ' , . - , • •' l' . ' ( - ..... . ' .. • A.UCTION lefwr••• r .fltelt .lt,. ... l .. • t \t Tuppers Plains, a. . at the resi- I ' ·~ • ' t ... '.••• -· -.· ' • H¥4qu-.-. .. ' ' • 1.9S6FoRP 6 cyl: rkkiiP. Red, ~OWner ···· ·.._ :_ ~; · · :: ... ·~·· : ······ ..::.··· ·· ··.·'··· ··· ·· · $1495_ 1956 CIIMtotn v• L0111 . WJ~ Pick~.--• r•. • ._., ·. ·' ·.. ·:·.. :···.... :··....... • _aiifWh~• . , , -- .. ' $1495 · •·..:·,. I .1954 cHEVRQLET!f.t Toll . ... . toi~t_ha.tlng- .. .. ·:.·.·.·::.._...... ... .' .... . $1195 , J. I ••u··.O.ritbtn' ~ toa .,_.. -:.' · .. -.. :···.· ·: ~-- .. · ·: · ..... · "~ · ·,_ .. · ·.. · $1095 _. tst ·' 2 Flid Bid. • _; ~~ .. ~ ..·····_.. ·-- .. ··~·$2® . . 1~ ~~~F!.at·' :. ,:,,:; . ;. ... ;,.. .'... :·· ·- .~\' ;," $295 . I' ' <··::; :,· .......... :· I ' . .' ~ c. I ,., .d.~!. ~J,:1ck V8 Super 4 dr. "Hard 19-. OldS. . 2 'dr. ·''Hard 'rop ". ' $2,!r9s.oo. .. '. when I can ' 668·A, The Pomero). q~alify . See Wrltr you .to ·Box Daily Senunel , 5-l t-8tt 5-16-3tg,. ---19~0 HARLEY DA VID~ON -- (21 I Re(liEstote - ! "-' ' SEVEN ROOM HOUSE; 11M VIne SL, Mjtldleport, flll!llll.oo.- p. D. Loltr(dge._ . 5 8 12tp 74" Q_ 1l. V ., ~xcelleJtl condition, Sl crilice ror Quick sa le. Rhone !1-16-Slp Goed CleQ lli,it Can AU lltllbl m4110de& VANIT'Y J;IRESSER and SEAT like ».ew. Mr.i._ Emil BaU, l06 W.ehe METROPOLIT-AN Terrace. Pomeroy . AlJTt)'"snt.iJ 5 15 3tc $255. Also BetJ tape- recorder, conta.c.t Raymond Field~ TUrner 22302 New Haven, ·w. Vw. s· 15 3tc >he 1•\ - HEil!4 BERRY'~, P~!f.ft:f.~~e•11~~,~~;,\~~~ RATCHP;ts;b_ u :rc,. .W Vs. Phone GA· . . : fHO-lm:OC £1\Y. : Inc.,. Power stceriJlg and bra-kes, radio, ·heater, low mile · age. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. ::!1-:: · :-1~-;r'-tc:-::-'--:::-c--::"-,----~ 19$:; Buic) V8 Century 2 dr. "Hard Top". $2,195.!10. -Dyn• flow drive, low .mileage, one e.a r~ owner. Blact~r'.s Porn ero~. 5-16-ft:.C ard Base, C~m~tery ewe. WAN'VED - cut and p. or m. income. see Mr. Pomeroy , to 7:30 p. 1ft. 9:30a.- m. to , ,oo P5 15 4t• m. __n: _ N_C_E_D_Se _ ;.--i-ce_S _t-atl_o:_ ri_flc.· Hill, Syta . EXPER teodant, capab1e . of managing 5 14 3tc station. Salary, commis9ion, 4Z9tf 1949 M:.li'.RCURY,.. .2 tone, cheap, ·Evening.'! after 5:00 p. IJI·• Leon- (~ :l: .J~~~.·i95.oo. P.Ower · steering , ·f:rifJ ' lfralms:, daik blue. will: white trim; ~reful ownet · Blaettnar'.s, PomerOy. 5-- 1~-tlte · \ .r. ··~ (8) Auto Soles ·. · lor men who , ., dence at the late Charles M. Os· Youngstown CABINET SINK, burn. Studia Couch, tilt-back with overhead cablnetlj;, good chair, matching ottoman, radio, condition. Will sell separately. bureau, dresset;, beds, KelvenaPhone 6117-M 5 15 31< tor refrigerator, co'll or wood range, tables, chairs. stands, cllp· OVAL GLASS door China bOal'ds, di&hes, touter, lron, Call 6188·M evenings. $ 15 burnside · heater, corn·al'\eller, la_wrl/nlover, small tools, '29 Ford Approxin.<tt .:oy 9 acres CLOVER, pick-up tru9k, and other Uems . ALF4!.4'A, and BLUE GRASS Nl>U"~!lW.e lor ac.ideo~­ 1 • HAY f Suon ready to cut. ·cash W(ta IQaenig & Mae Vineyard Jlrjoe $1.26. Mrs. C .C. ·Foster, · : #Owners) Plarits, RacineMIJetart Road. · .:; 15 3tc Mariorl (~S:~r~:!r~ oods ~ 5 14· 31p NEW KA 'V BASE VIOLIN, east approxi~ately $400. Sacrifice at Cord of Thanks._-, •• ' • ' screens •nd doors. 14~ M'uiben·y Ave., Pomero;y. 86-1\t or 1136-Y. ,..... ~ •• TitQ,:J<·,8A~9AI~S . 1•• 6S · J , ·. a1YLI ...... 6 • ~.! \ 1 _,·.,-:,¥•.c BRAN~-..: .. PRI~K " .. · · " " .. ... . . 6 • 1ft.tJ, ''"' .,.. \ ; · • t ·: ·2 • oto' oz. tiM 55c o~ Tow.~~~~-.... _. 6 • 16-oJ, call 73c . ,1 ,-,~.t':C ·il~r:oo _... oR.tNK " •• \ ,,, I I "PUMh . "··' . "'" 4 pr. A ~teal at- . ' !·. 11 6tp "'· ,~.tn *~~·E ' =~;=::=::- • I '. jcoon~ · • -----\ :: . • Or. an~e w -~uice . ·P.ineapples · 11 -- ' • • U.n. ¥•YIB. Le- Baker Furt'llhir., Mlddl.port; Qhlo tieilter St&ndatd Transmission. Solid, Black~ ·· Calllotlllalceberg ... LuJelhlse, CriiP bd SoUd • Frigi~aire Rdrij~rttott; Hydramatic, Radio, Heater. Sharp. - • • ' Sunday .~veplntt tetvices 7:30p. m.. ·. nowjll'Bliilej ·Run church Witl1 the .Rev . Tom Hig&:ins. 5 15 r3tp Heater, S~Jndard Transin1ssion. Nice. - - $1495 Canadian Bacon •. 89cl~1-.Ia~f __ 1954 'FORD V8-· Fordor - - - .. $1195 ... -1953 FORD VI for. d or (attiSh Fillets' ,.. 45c 1·. s11~,~:ase 1 ! 5$¢ lb. · -~ 19;3 ;FORD 'V8.-M~inline T~dor • · • ,- · $695 'LeHuce 2,o.29c 1;::~~~.;;=- 19&3<~STUDEBAI(ER 6 cyl. C~am pion " - $495 A&P Super-RIIhl . . . Leaa, Aay Slle Pleee .I"' ... Samso,nite Lq,egaae ,_ Lane Qftlr CheSts - L'AU Win/:h)'f 11-nsit. · $1495 · . . . - ... ' • 'l ;,·-~ ' ., !Qi l=or-Scie 1... O!P Ir-'----. ------- . ICE CREA'M' SoClM,_ 't!<oclno ,. - Two Tone, Overdrive, l!,adio, Heater. One owner and sha.-p. , Auto Servici!s Stli'Ors~~ne Road .. · ~11!> ;1!,; m~ >. ·~ $1195 • ___., (20 Bl Insurance '•' Fordomatlc, Radio, Heater. Low miles, Power !!t~ering an_d Power Brakes. • . .' i' ' and SATliRDAY • • ... • $2195 . • 1957 FORD VI Foirlane Vi~toria • -· col7ns FRIDAY .I BALTIMOR.E UP-\Niu:t Satur· i ay's Preakneas States wlll be 1roadcast an~ -t:el&vil&d by \BS ·rom -'~ 30 to 6 p. mf, e . d. t. w. Help flJid ( - - -'T-0 TV P/IIAICNIS. w- c.. ( 1) NotiJ::es • - 6 27 t! ... $4188 \ ( 16) t=or Trade or SQle · laclne,Oha, lali'B 1954 CJ{!:VROLET Belaire, bardtop, ,sport coupe, 2 dr., -excellent tbro,ugbout, beautit'lll - interior . ~urCK Sl!RVIeE on . ~- 111 Adyertisii11J,...Sbou1d be reported lmme<\lttely . The palrinl by FoetOr,, Trlloed black and white finish, w~1lte Dldl7htlael ~ill n~t be resPonsible tor mo~ th.ab one lDcorwatchmaker,, CCWIJNS JEW&. ,1ft!i!!;:tl0n. wall tire11., all acceasQries, low I.ERS, Pomeroy. 1-3-11 , ('..-.1 o! 'J'hant, .olld Soedal Notldoo col Events ~ .80. Obituaries mileage. Call 408·Y. Ror;er Bisb· 1 op. l!l::i Nye Ave. published at 1 ceDt per word. ~ l4 3tc RADIO a. TELl!VI&ION SERVICE, Phollfo 130, : ClelaDd Appllanee Store~ lld Jliln. St.., Pomeror. 19~5 Plymout-h ·V8 Belvoedere 4 ( 17) Wonted 2-23-11 ' dr. Se::!a-n. $1,69~.00. A.ut9mali IT'S NASY TO sl1ift, spOtl ess inside an d ou! WOMAN between 30 .<~nd ~0 yea• ; BUY - SELL -'JU:NT BlaeltJl'ar's, Pomeroy. ~H6-61r of age to operafe Br.ll Gaine at "find eltlployment - hire ------~ Hailey's Lake. ~16·3tp 1953 Pont i·ac 8 ·C,Yl. 4 dr. Db: Se or Ia lost '!tom through dan . .$995.oo: l!ydramaUc Qrivr 'The Daily SentjMI WANT Oniginal blue finish, really top~ . •\fe n nee~ed to b':lP take care ~D ~· AI•DeJ, .M>S.- Don'! put It off for rnodcl. J"aettnar's, Pomr of our Pxpanswn program. lollddlepQtt. Fire • Aul0mob11.. Call1198 Today - An Ad ill r py. 5-16-6\r Ages 25 to 80 with car, neat lloiW. Ph..,. 88lf-X . N:ll-il appe:~~rance, good character. If thiS your p-resent eatning.s ate not FO!li!MAN • • . . • T.V. SER.- , , {~b) ' ' VICR All mak~ . byEs· ,,, enou'gh tor pre_s ent day living Pet! :retlttilcW!I;:' , oot ' e 28f "! -.- R~U'-T' '1..:11- RAWWicfspiisOO:~ costs, why nol let .me oome to Mlddlepor._ ·.; t. 11-liHf ,., hour 11f~ ·S.rvloe. .DQ your · .home 11·nd discuss the .. Phone tl!m'- -Niut Phone possibilities of bett e-ring y-our CO!IRE'i1: ~nsuriffial .!'r~!Ool. · liil39'-X. DODGE • PLYMOUTH self. Interview .in the pJeSenre : ·countywide- CiaO meeting. al Bald Llle; Auto. Fire, PB!Io. COli Doo DEAP:Itlt . B8 U ot your wife pt'e ferred. Per '' ' Knobs Freed~ Gosj)tl Mis1ion, 11:1111, llllddleport:' !fltlo. ' lft&{lent high · earning poS"itiOr. · S.unday, ~~y 1~, ~ --· Ba•h,n, ,, i .-!, _ . ' eharte GOc.--41!entl 12'1 Bul 5-11·12t" Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., llay 18, U57-7 ,,.. lll!ff Iss PAINTING PAPI!II-HAII!IL. V. Reltlntor ..,.t .Karr . - ~ Van Zandt . WOMS, dost in town, ternut, Pomeroy. 2 ceats per word. one lnaeru . ·on. M.Jnlmum 1953 CH_RYSLER Fully Drtssed ··· · Cut~Up · · · · P~n Ready ~98 per word fOi three cpoaetutive iuertioftl. Special ..- Qd.e mouth for 2a cents per w·o rd, Full r~te of 2 ~nll ~r word wlll be ehD:rled . 1or advertisiftg l1 not paid (o~ beiOJ'f tbe/,lMit or eaclt month lo1lowln' la.oertlon. . Two Win Prizes At Club Meeting PHONE .. \ THIS . WEEK ONLY! '::loth. Nylon, Flberglasa Awnin,., Porcb Jh.atlel, Venetia n bllndJ, Window blinds, Porch and r.wn Furniture. Free estt!:.tel. Dale Wippel Supply, 21~ Unior. Ave., Pomero~ . 4 U t.moc DEPENDABLE RESliLtl' FOR CONSISTBNT Miss Julie Mitch, Gallipolis, MrS'. Thomas Rue wu installed were noD'Iin•ted u delega{es ·.· • Diehl, Mn. Ernest Powell, anll whose mal'l'iage ls set for June 1, aa prNIOent of XJ Gamma :r.t eo to the State Convention in To Mr!. WTigbt were obsen:ed. M, , , was gues~ or honor at' a bridal Chaplet of Beta Sigma Phi soro·· ledo with Jane LeVaughn an I Merlin Tracy and Mrs. Wl'ight shower g1ven Wednesday eve_nlngl ity Tuesday eveninc at the .home Bette Hobatettet already nam .. d were the wtnnel'8 in k conteal at the home of Mrs. Harry MUla. (If Mr5. Selim Blazewia. Other to attend t.lM! convention. conducted by the ho.stess. Moth· Other hostes~es' were Mrs. P ..t new ofCicers are vice president, Plans were ~ompleted for IJit' Scott. ~rs. ~lllon Hood, Mrs. ltus- Mrs. Roger Morgll'n; , reeordtng chapthr to atlend a play at" Oh! ~ ers' Day girts were exchanged b•• sell M1lls w1th Mrs .. G. V. Rupe , sectetary, Mrs. Kafl Kratitter; UnivefJ.ity Fridix.. ev~ing. A the Sunshine Sisters. Bradbury, n a contributor. eorTespondina: secrctaey, ~ Betle contribution was voted .f or the Refreahments were served by G~01es were played under the di- Hobstetter; treasurer, Rose ;&I :. Caneer Campaign. the ho1tess aSBisted by her moth· re~hon cr Mrs. Forrest Bac~tel and J son E.:tension officer, Mi.MRd Dorothy Clark gave the cultural er, Mrs. Allen Eichinger, from a pr1:r.es were won by Mrs. Sidney T. I ·Wells , program on "Outdoor UviDJ". table -centered with an arrange~u~ell and Mrs . Wallace Jttad~. Rue ~lppoi!Dted thea.e com· Refrestunents were served bv ment of spring flowers. 0 ~;rangP.ments or spring flowers I mHtees for the y~ar: ~~mbers~1 p Jean ' Mor.gan, Jean Bluew.io and The June meeting will pe held were nst:d throughout the Mills ~ Jean Morgan . c~uman, PubHottJ. Charlotte Coats. at the home of Mrs. ·E . J . Traey home a:ld the gifts V(ere placed El~anor Tboota~ and _ Vlrginlat • on the dining' room table arOund Chtford, ~hamnen; W«Ys l'ld er bf l(l:fl. Tracy folloWed bx. the with Mra. Ir11 Wellman as co-ho.~· an arrangemen..t of )lastel flowers. Means. Mildred . Karr •nd Ro~e Lord's Prayer m unison condutl- tess. A dessert course was aerved to Sisson , c~hamnan, . Mildred ed the program. Miss Miteh, Miss .Shirley M~aley-, Wellll, Freddie ~udaahelt, Doto· Fifteen members responded to ALFRED Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Gaul have RN. Ann Rupe, RN, Mrt: Rbbert thy Clark, l»u!Se · Thomp&Ou, roll can. An antic1e · on "Heart l{ouck Gallipolis· Mrs. P. L. Ann Rupe a'T'Id Mary Anderson. Attacb" wu read b)' Mr.s . Pea"'~ received wOrd .that tbeir aon·lnMitch,' Mrs. S. T. R~ssell, Mrs. Leoservice. Heleh A:tkins • 0 ~ Parker followed with a discussion taw and ~ukhter, Mr. and Mrs. J. nard Gwlazdowky~ Mrs. W. 111. Bette !"lobstetter, eO-ebainpan, .on heart diJ:eaae. · Mrs. Uord B croct,reJI have moved l~to Hayes, Mrs. David Entsmlnge!, Eva Ba1ley, No.mna AlrubarJ, Wright gave .a ' report on . the c~ · their modern btlek home· re«ntly Mra. Harold Hinkle, . Mts. Wallace Ali« Gilbert, Eleanor Thomas, eer drive in the community p1,1rehased in Alexaadrla, V•. Bradford, Mn. Marion Allensworth Nellie Brown. SoCial, -Pearl Welk- which wu sponsored by tll.e club. Mn. Moille Parker underwent and Becky, Mrs. Edgar Aliens- er and Ruby Baer, cHhainnar., Mn. Oliver wi-lt make t()lllster an' surgery in St. Joteph Hospital laat worth, Mrs. Harley SwiBher. Carol Jane LeVaughn, Theresa Swatzel mixer covers which will be sQlci Thuraday. ·she is reported as reAnn Scott, Mrs. Bachtel. Joyce Williamson, PhYili~> Mllllen , ,~b~y~t~b::;,e~•~lu~b~a~s.;a~-;m~o=•::;ey~-!!ll'!!•!ko~ · n~g~=~:!.,~!!!;______,. Sending gifts were Mra. Evan Sue Jeffers, Pandora CoiHns; Pro· Plymale Jr. , Mr. and Mrs: Max grl)m, Cha.rlotte Coats and Joan JJ~wney, Gallipolis, Mrs. Frank WU- Parsons, co-chairman, Je.!..· SOJ;I, ' Mr.a. Elmer .Burns, .Mrs. Bla:oowicz. Clanice Kraulte,:o and Georg'! Hackett Jr., Mrs. Lewts H. Edna Miller. SaU:~r. Mrs. James Pullen, Mrs. Mildred Karr and Mildred Well<~. Wilbur ~ Koeni$. Mrs. Jennblgs ' wayland, Mrs, _ Hermon Kinc•id, .,_',.' Mrs. Clarence McNeil. Mra. Jud. 1 '} son Whit;, Mrs. Carl Gilmore, ' ' Miss Carol Bachtel, RN. Mrs. Nor· . ···~• .man w'l'land, Mrs. L- E. Rey•• ' noldi, Mr11 . G. v. Rupc . Mrs. Wtt·· Mrs. Richard Karr Jr. an i Ham Bradford, Middleport, Mrs. Brenda Gilmore were , guests Dillon Cross, Racine. when th!;! Laurel Cliff Bette -------~ Health Club met Monday 'evening at the home of M;s. yerald Ke!ly New Yorker Deluxe, 4 Dr. Power Steering, Poweiflite, with Mrs. Glen TJirunpson as a . Radio, Heater, Heavenly Blue Finish. contrlbutiiiJ ·bootesa. -I j The meeting 'in charge or tht' Mra. Robert Schmoll, Mn. Ed· ! prealdent, Mrs. Lou Di&lil, openward T. French, ~rs. Ralph Gibbs ed with Mrs. E. J, Tracy and Jr. and Mrs. Wilha':" Childs wo~ I Mrs. "Dana · OUver reciting two pri~es Tuesday evem!IJC wh~n Mrl. ! poems "I Love You MOther" an I Lionel Boggs e-ntertamed her Can- ".Mother's Hands". a reading asta Club. . •'what Is !1\ Girl?" WllS al.'l.n pre The next meetmg will be at the ::\ Shome of Mrs. Gibbs in N'w Haver\. . sen ted .by Mrs. ,Tracy. ev~a 1 Mr~ Boggs served a deuert course poerna on Mothers Day werl!l ih' t lhose named above an·d Mrs. en by the members and the group Pomeroy, Ohio Phoae 4115 0 Gress Mrs Charles Brad· I sang "You're a wonderful Mothand Mra: Don~ld Mills.~ er" and '"Mother Machree". Praj Heart Troubles IStudied By ladies Of Club . • GRUESER -B LOcK CO; t:!;::~:M:·':'"=":•:o;!:h:o:l:lp:"'"::'"::'""== group insurance. Rep1y In full colored ltlaso to Box 668·B, c/ o The Daily S.en· old china. Call 6188-M eveJJ11JiS. 5 14 ~tC · · ' 3 15 U tineI, Pomeroy. mucrouL i BIAMI Aluminum cOmbination SALESLADY FOR 5 & 10 work ICRAP IRON-'-- MITAU ,- _-,-,-,,c· wifh buying and selling experiscrt-en windows and ence. Good S'tarting salary, Write tnd aluniinum awnings and r.anBox 688-C, c/c The Daily Sen· opi.es. William .&adfOl•d, tinel, Pomeroy. 5 14 3tc Rock SpriJliS. 52 ~mop. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and WANTED-two more licensed~- PhoM 510 Service. ·R. · A. Finlaw. &12 , E. Hfe guards at Bailey'·s Lak(', Rood. . !1-ll-Btp _ _ _ _ _...,._ _ __ ' Main St, Pomo:py,___t,_ 6 27 II " · , ) · ADDED FUN , I 14) The Pacing Derby_ ;., exp..ted :.... _ to prov1de. out~dmg compe~J · LAWN MOWERS Bharpened the · li.~ n for fair visitors at the Ohl , · IDEAL way. N~;!igl.er ~ Cleek State Fair Aug:. 27 although the Carrage. ' Ptuitle 3611 , Racine, o four stakes c1usics, the G.ove.· 5-16-t2tc. · J nor's Cup race, the 3·year-old pace, the 2·y€ir-01d trot, and the Bt.OCJi: r,;A.~IJiGby 'blo•k or hour Buckeye State 2-year-old pa.:e , Phil~ ,DOiJ~n , ~ratute . will headline· tdle entertainment. AW, G\1 0111-• YOU t'AN 1T WE BUY THROW A CURVE OHIO VALLEY eau JUNK CO•. - ~In• for Rent · NANCY (20)Susiness Services - ~ - 16-12tp. ' ,•, . ! • ~ �• • ,.1- .... t· -- • ~ l •' ~ ' ' , ~ (11 NQtice r.....~m~..,, Ri<h(erd Cier~u> ekworth otteod tbla "'• - Sip.ed MN. Frmcea Roberta • Tbe ~ Will oller lor n:R.'ill: CMil Dated: llay 9, Utl7 ~e at I'UBI.IC AUCTION . at J\.ue\tonHr: Critt Bradford (3) I, II, ~. 8tc t~ bome of the late Mr>. -~e. •··•- o"· ~A~ jtoberta; (loeated near NOT RESPON.."IBLE POR AC· LlqAL HOTtel · t~1 U . ·B. C!Nreb on College amENTS. ~11-14-l&.:ltc Sealed Bid~ will be reeelved by llilad) ..lD S,...._, Ohio, the the Board ol County C9tnllltoioa.followlng .h . . .hold lurnlah NOTICE OfO AJSUSMINT ero ol Meigs Coucoty, Ohio, at the ....t S¥unfay, ~ 1 Y. !8, 19.3'7 Notice 11 hereby given that lbe Office of Said Board, Pomeroy, 19:08· A.. M..-Frii)daft Refri- . useum~nt of the coat and ex· Ohio up until 12.:00 oclotk noon, Jerator, "Kltcben· Cabinet, Gas penaes neeet~~ry to eonstrud wat.- May 20, 19M for fufitllhlni the ~ Su~prise Shower John C. Bacon Probate Judie (31 16, ltc Was Given F.or Coming 8ri.de · -LIGAL -NOTICE On June 3, 19ti7, in accordance with Supplemutal Section 37~13 to 21, Code or Ohio, the Ohio soU Conservation Committee w i l 1 eaultl an elettion to be held at the Rock Springs Fair Ground, 7:00 P. M.. electing two Supervls· on to fill the expiring 3 year terms of Dana E. Hoffman and John H•mm. Nqmineea to fi11 the expir,ing terms are : Clarence Headley of Orange Township : Dana E. Hoffman of Olive Township; Paul S. Moote of· Sutton Township and Harold Ctrnaban of .Sutton Towpablp. Nomlnatlona will be ac.~epted from the floor at the time of election or b, petition submitted one week prior to election containing the algnature! of 211 landowners. Onl)' landowners and occupiers are elleible to vote . (~) 16, 29. Ztc (almost er maina ud lay wo.ter plpe ~n all following. new),. KiWhen tabJe, AIR WAY the 1treets In the Villaa:e of SyraTransport dellvery .of Delael BWiEEPER and oattaehments cuse, Ohio, except Hubbard Street Fuel Oil. to the Count, Garage, heater ~ new), Nic:e Boot Case, l_rom Race Street to Ohio River; Rock Springs, Ohio, at the dlreeComplete Bed Cwoodl, Two Colleae Street from Northern ter- tion of the County Engineer, dur, ' . '· wicker "Chain, Davenport. DIN· minus to unlb,med ktreet 1;10rtb .of ing the 90 day period commenc:ln& • ING ROOM SUITE, Coffee table Sixtb Street; Collece Road Crom Ml'ly 20, 18M. . • .~ Library tables. QUn:rs, Blar. cemeter)' aoutbward •pproxJmately Board or Commilllonen ttaerve " .... :leta. Aprons, Drapes, Tea To 800 feet; alley aoutb Third Street the Right to rejeo'!t any or all Blda. , we)a. Coati. Table lamps, High !rom Brldeman Stteet eutwa:rdly Board of County Commissloner1 Chair, Trunks Eleetrit toaster, to termlnu• ;tnd unnam!":l rtreet Mei11 C9unty, OIUo Canilter . set, Elet'tric Iron . 1 west of Race from corporation llnt! BY: Dean:Sarniu, Clerk Hind TooLs, Gen . Electric W.aah southward)J approxlmate1J 800 (ft) 18, lle 11# (like tlew), Kitchen Sink teet, oa tbe lote ant;llanda bfnefit· -------., <H Inch double drain board), ed and to be ebarged therewith LIGAL. ~TICI Two gu hea~r·.s. Enterprise u aet ~ Jn Reaolutian No. 1~. State of Ohl., Mtl ... County:, M1 G~;a Ringe ()ike- new), Dithes. pused on the 8lh day of January, In th• fllrebttt C.vrt Antique Table, Radio •nd Stand 1935, haa been reported to Coun- In tlw Ml"" •f the lt'lllfretlen Marbl~ top di'Uier, Organ, h dl and .aaid 111emnent i1 now on , ., 12 Biglow Rie, OH llmpa, Iron file in the office of the Clerk 9C llrth ef lt1lph l1yrnMWI lilly bed (COI11Piete) Three rocllng Council l)f. the VUiaae of Syra- Ca• N.. t7,555 ' . . ctu-ifs, DreaH'r, Books, End cuae, fer the examlaatlon and ht· NOTICE Is ctven tha\ thla 10th t ·....If:l 1 ClrG. table, Bed Spreads apection ot all J"IFIODS interetted day of Ml)', 181'7, Ralph Raymo,d ~illows. Ureaaea, Curtain atret· therein. , BallJ. WhO!f birth Ia not reeord.e\1, . t.~ eher~ Naj)klna: Picture fr.amea , Objeetioru 10 •ueb, eatl~ated a• filed. hll appUntton for an order _..,<• ~ • Floor lampe:,, Waah Sblnda, Kct- !MINment m ult be ln wrihng, and of the Probate Court that hi1 1 .... ~ ties, Dutch. oven, canners Iron- ~ust be fL2d in tbe office of aald birth be re&istered 11 provided by '.' ing Board': Siales, Lawn' Mow- Clerk within two wee~a after the- law. AppUta•t avera that Wu · er, Power Lawn Mower .cRotacy upiratlon ot this ndtlee, to wit, born June 21, 1819, It Chuter, Otber uacful Items too numer- five weeki after the date hereof. Mei11 County, Obi~. ou 8 to list. ATTENTION· If By order of the council ot tbe Said applleation will be tor YOU · need GOOD hous~old Villaa:o of Syracuae. Ohio, hearin1 on the 23rd dat of 141)'! - - - - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _l:;llll;.:7:.:._:•:.:t~1;.:0:;.::00 o'•l<><k A. Jl, ' ~ LEGAL NOTICE farm, good house. on amaiJ stream, The Van Meter property in Suttttn Town1hlp, will be sold in the oft!ce O'Brieq. and O'Brien, Attorneys at L1w, 100'h Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, It 10:00 A. M., Saturday, May 2fl. Must be aold for ~l)t less than the appraised value of $900.00 Sale subject to approval ot court. ~ J. B. OBrien, Administrator of Amelia Van Meter estate O'BRIEN and O'BR1EN Attorney! At Law (~l 16. 17, 18 3tc For Sale, 41 aere 1 . M 6-Daily S.;.tlnel, ;pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 16, 1957 New Sor.ority President Names Heads . Of Committees for Coming Activities RN. WANT ADS projeet. A penny march wa ~ held for t.h.e nower fund. The birlbday8 of Mrs. Charles 88 SALE ,. lb. No ExtroChort• for Cut-Up I .'· ,, ' •• •' '' 1956 FORD VS Fairlone Tudo_ .- • Fordomatic, Radio, Heater. lb. 1955 FORD v• Custom Fordo.r ------- ...,. ' 1955 · Forcl VI Custom Tudor · • $1395 glo• I S,.lad .Dressing " . 1955 · PONTIAC TudQr ,. • • • • • • • • • • • , • ~~----. Faae)' Wllleoaelu . .. A&ed- ' Cap'a John'l- .. , Pu Ready, Boaelell Fordomatlc. Radio, Heaier. Light Tan. ' ' • • • • Heaterr-Radio;•A Good Buy. --..· ~.C.ban · · ... Larae · 8SIItl - -··· . V·alencia ' . 2·,oR69c l _6_i!!~i!~-,. - ·r --- .. c.JIIorala •.. N11w,crop, Lu4e 88 S\1• d•• 49c 1s91• ~wiiK . . . V: Qos. sAUl lf.AND .. . SA~I ~0\l $Of'IIIYI ~p PRODUCtS 1''verages \ i I ,._..calli 1 .. (;B.A NC& TO · llo~;~· •...,... .,._.. sTOCK --- - · VE · ...' - . I \!,. I-~ "· ·••';· ··~· .. ..... _........ 6 .16·01· calli 4~ tJP AND!:---~-·- - ~~~·· - . . 'I . ,~~ 'M'.~ , ' ' ~ ~ . ...... I !'I Moi. • I '·, ... ·~ ' ~--~ ---1 I; < i.- .. ·46-0z. canl """'""' : ' :2-~46 ~~c•• 6tc -1JAI~N · . ~ . . • " '<'; . .. l ' ••, • ._ . . . ' , . - , • •' l' . ' ( - ..... . ' .. • A.UCTION lefwr••• r .fltelt .lt,. ... l .. • t \t Tuppers Plains, a. . at the resi- I ' ·~ • ' t ... '.••• -· -.· ' • H¥4qu-.-. .. ' ' • 1.9S6FoRP 6 cyl: rkkiiP. Red, ~OWner ···· ·.._ :_ ~; · · :: ... ·~·· : ······ ..::.··· ·· ··.·'··· ··· ·· · $1495_ 1956 CIIMtotn v• L0111 . WJ~ Pick~.--• r•. • ._., ·. ·' ·.. ·:·.. :···.... :··....... • _aiifWh~• . , , -- .. ' $1495 · •·..:·,. I .1954 cHEVRQLET!f.t Toll . ... . toi~t_ha.tlng- .. .. ·:.·.·.·::.._...... ... .' .... . $1195 , J. I ••u··.O.ritbtn' ~ toa .,_.. -:.' · .. -.. :···.· ·: ~-- .. · ·: · ..... · "~ · ·,_ .. · ·.. · $1095 _. tst ·' 2 Flid Bid. • _; ~~ .. ~ ..·····_.. ·-- .. ··~·$2® . . 1~ ~~~F!.at·' :. ,:,,:; . ;. ... ;,.. .'... :·· ·- .~\' ;," $295 . I' ' <··::; :,· .......... :· I ' . .' ~ c. I ,., .d.~!. ~J,:1ck V8 Super 4 dr. "Hard 19-. OldS. . 2 'dr. ·''Hard 'rop ". ' $2,!r9s.oo. .. '. when I can ' 668·A, The Pomero). q~alify . See Wrltr you .to ·Box Daily Senunel , 5-l t-8tt 5-16-3tg,. ---19~0 HARLEY DA VID~ON -- (21 I Re(liEstote - ! "-' ' SEVEN ROOM HOUSE; 11M VIne SL, Mjtldleport, flll!llll.oo.- p. D. Loltr(dge._ . 5 8 12tp 74" Q_ 1l. V ., ~xcelleJtl condition, Sl crilice ror Quick sa le. Rhone !1-16-Slp Goed CleQ lli,it Can AU lltllbl m4110de& VANIT'Y J;IRESSER and SEAT like ».ew. Mr.i._ Emil BaU, l06 W.ehe METROPOLIT-AN Terrace. Pomeroy . AlJTt)'"snt.iJ 5 15 3tc $255. Also BetJ tape- recorder, conta.c.t Raymond Field~ TUrner 22302 New Haven, ·w. Vw. s· 15 3tc >he 1•\ - HEil!4 BERRY'~, P~!f.ft:f.~~e•11~~,~~;,\~~~ RATCHP;ts;b_ u :rc,. .W Vs. Phone GA· . . : fHO-lm:OC £1\Y. : Inc.,. Power stceriJlg and bra-kes, radio, ·heater, low mile · age. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. ::!1-:: · :-1~-;r'-tc:-::-'--:::-c--::"-,----~ 19$:; Buic) V8 Century 2 dr. "Hard Top". $2,195.!10. -Dyn• flow drive, low .mileage, one e.a r~ owner. Blact~r'.s Porn ero~. 5-16-ft:.C ard Base, C~m~tery ewe. WAN'VED - cut and p. or m. income. see Mr. Pomeroy , to 7:30 p. 1ft. 9:30a.- m. to , ,oo P5 15 4t• m. __n: _ N_C_E_D_Se _ ;.--i-ce_S _t-atl_o:_ ri_flc.· Hill, Syta . EXPER teodant, capab1e . of managing 5 14 3tc station. Salary, commis9ion, 4Z9tf 1949 M:.li'.RCURY,.. .2 tone, cheap, ·Evening.'! after 5:00 p. IJI·• Leon- (~ :l: .J~~~.·i95.oo. P.Ower · steering , ·f:rifJ ' lfralms:, daik blue. will: white trim; ~reful ownet · Blaettnar'.s, PomerOy. 5-- 1~-tlte · \ .r. ··~ (8) Auto Soles ·. · lor men who , ., dence at the late Charles M. Os· Youngstown CABINET SINK, burn. Studia Couch, tilt-back with overhead cablnetlj;, good chair, matching ottoman, radio, condition. Will sell separately. bureau, dresset;, beds, KelvenaPhone 6117-M 5 15 31< tor refrigerator, co'll or wood range, tables, chairs. stands, cllp· OVAL GLASS door China bOal'ds, di&hes, touter, lron, Call 6188·M evenings. $ 15 burnside · heater, corn·al'\eller, la_wrl/nlover, small tools, '29 Ford Approxin.<tt .:oy 9 acres CLOVER, pick-up tru9k, and other Uems . ALF4!.4'A, and BLUE GRASS Nl>U"~!lW.e lor ac.ideo~­ 1 • HAY f Suon ready to cut. ·cash W(ta IQaenig & Mae Vineyard Jlrjoe $1.26. Mrs. C .C. ·Foster, · : #Owners) Plarits, RacineMIJetart Road. · .:; 15 3tc Mariorl (~S:~r~:!r~ oods ~ 5 14· 31p NEW KA 'V BASE VIOLIN, east approxi~ately $400. Sacrifice at Cord of Thanks._-, •• ' • ' screens •nd doors. 14~ M'uiben·y Ave., Pomero;y. 86-1\t or 1136-Y. ,..... ~ •• TitQ,:J<·,8A~9AI~S . 1•• 6S · J , ·. a1YLI ...... 6 • ~.! \ 1 _,·.,-:,¥•.c BRAN~-..: .. PRI~K " .. · · " " .. ... . . 6 • 1ft.tJ, ''"' .,.. \ ; · • t ·: ·2 • oto' oz. tiM 55c o~ Tow.~~~~-.... _. 6 • 16-oJ, call 73c . ,1 ,-,~.t':C ·il~r:oo _... oR.tNK " •• \ ,,, I I "PUMh . "··' . "'" 4 pr. A ~teal at- . ' !·. 11 6tp "'· ,~.tn *~~·E ' =~;=::=::- • I '. jcoon~ · • -----\ :: . • Or. an~e w -~uice . ·P.ineapples · 11 -- ' • • U.n. ¥•YIB. Le- Baker Furt'llhir., Mlddl.port; Qhlo tieilter St&ndatd Transmission. Solid, Black~ ·· Calllotlllalceberg ... LuJelhlse, CriiP bd SoUd • Frigi~aire Rdrij~rttott; Hydramatic, Radio, Heater. Sharp. - • • ' Sunday .~veplntt tetvices 7:30p. m.. ·. nowjll'Bliilej ·Run church Witl1 the .Rev . Tom Hig&:ins. 5 15 r3tp Heater, S~Jndard Transin1ssion. Nice. - - $1495 Canadian Bacon •. 89cl~1-.Ia~f __ 1954 'FORD V8-· Fordor - - - .. $1195 ... -1953 FORD VI for. d or (attiSh Fillets' ,.. 45c 1·. s11~,~:ase 1 ! 5$¢ lb. · -~ 19;3 ;FORD 'V8.-M~inline T~dor • · • ,- · $695 'LeHuce 2,o.29c 1;::~~~.;;=- 19&3<~STUDEBAI(ER 6 cyl. C~am pion " - $495 A&P Super-RIIhl . . . Leaa, Aay Slle Pleee .I"' ... Samso,nite Lq,egaae ,_ Lane Qftlr CheSts - L'AU Win/:h)'f 11-nsit. · $1495 · . . . - ... ' • 'l ;,·-~ ' ., !Qi l=or-Scie 1... O!P Ir-'----. ------- . ICE CREA'M' SoClM,_ 't!<oclno ,. - Two Tone, Overdrive, l!,adio, Heater. One owner and sha.-p. , Auto Servici!s Stli'Ors~~ne Road .. · ~11!> ;1!,; m~ >. ·~ $1195 • ___., (20 Bl Insurance '•' Fordomatlc, Radio, Heater. Low miles, Power !!t~ering an_d Power Brakes. • . .' i' ' and SATliRDAY • • ... • $2195 . • 1957 FORD VI Foirlane Vi~toria • -· col7ns FRIDAY .I BALTIMOR.E UP-\Niu:t Satur· i ay's Preakneas States wlll be 1roadcast an~ -t:el&vil&d by \BS ·rom -'~ 30 to 6 p. mf, e . d. t. w. Help flJid ( - - -'T-0 TV P/IIAICNIS. w- c.. ( 1) NotiJ::es • - 6 27 t! ... $4188 \ ( 16) t=or Trade or SQle · laclne,Oha, lali'B 1954 CJ{!:VROLET Belaire, bardtop, ,sport coupe, 2 dr., -excellent tbro,ugbout, beautit'lll - interior . ~urCK Sl!RVIeE on . ~- 111 Adyertisii11J,...Sbou1d be reported lmme<\lttely . The palrinl by FoetOr,, Trlloed black and white finish, w~1lte Dldl7htlael ~ill n~t be resPonsible tor mo~ th.ab one lDcorwatchmaker,, CCWIJNS JEW&. ,1ft!i!!;:tl0n. wall tire11., all acceasQries, low I.ERS, Pomeroy. 1-3-11 , ('..-.1 o! 'J'hant, .olld Soedal Notldoo col Events ~ .80. Obituaries mileage. Call 408·Y. Ror;er Bisb· 1 op. l!l::i Nye Ave. published at 1 ceDt per word. ~ l4 3tc RADIO a. TELl!VI&ION SERVICE, Phollfo 130, : ClelaDd Appllanee Store~ lld Jliln. St.., Pomeror. 19~5 Plymout-h ·V8 Belvoedere 4 ( 17) Wonted 2-23-11 ' dr. Se::!a-n. $1,69~.00. A.ut9mali IT'S NASY TO sl1ift, spOtl ess inside an d ou! WOMAN between 30 .<~nd ~0 yea• ; BUY - SELL -'JU:NT BlaeltJl'ar's, Pomeroy. ~H6-61r of age to operafe Br.ll Gaine at "find eltlployment - hire ------~ Hailey's Lake. ~16·3tp 1953 Pont i·ac 8 ·C,Yl. 4 dr. Db: Se or Ia lost '!tom through dan . .$995.oo: l!ydramaUc Qrivr 'The Daily SentjMI WANT Oniginal blue finish, really top~ . •\fe n nee~ed to b':lP take care ~D ~· AI•DeJ, .M>S.- Don'! put It off for rnodcl. J"aettnar's, Pomr of our Pxpanswn program. lollddlepQtt. Fire • Aul0mob11.. Call1198 Today - An Ad ill r py. 5-16-6\r Ages 25 to 80 with car, neat lloiW. Ph..,. 88lf-X . N:ll-il appe:~~rance, good character. If thiS your p-resent eatning.s ate not FO!li!MAN • • . . • T.V. SER.- , , {~b) ' ' VICR All mak~ . byEs· ,,, enou'gh tor pre_s ent day living Pet! :retlttilcW!I;:' , oot ' e 28f "! -.- R~U'-T' '1..:11- RAWWicfspiisOO:~ costs, why nol let .me oome to Mlddlepor._ ·.; t. 11-liHf ,., hour 11f~ ·S.rvloe. .DQ your · .home 11·nd discuss the .. Phone tl!m'- -Niut Phone possibilities of bett e-ring y-our CO!IRE'i1: ~nsuriffial .!'r~!Ool. · liil39'-X. DODGE • PLYMOUTH self. Interview .in the pJeSenre : ·countywide- CiaO meeting. al Bald Llle; Auto. Fire, PB!Io. COli Doo DEAP:Itlt . B8 U ot your wife pt'e ferred. Per '' ' Knobs Freed~ Gosj)tl Mis1ion, 11:1111, llllddleport:' !fltlo. ' lft&{lent high · earning poS"itiOr. · S.unday, ~~y 1~, ~ --· Ba•h,n, ,, i .-!, _ . ' eharte GOc.--41!entl 12'1 Bul 5-11·12t" Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., llay 18, U57-7 ,,.. lll!ff Iss PAINTING PAPI!II-HAII!IL. V. Reltlntor ..,.t .Karr . - ~ Van Zandt . WOMS, dost in town, ternut, Pomeroy. 2 ceats per word. one lnaeru . ·on. M.Jnlmum 1953 CH_RYSLER Fully Drtssed ··· · Cut~Up · · · · P~n Ready ~98 per word fOi three cpoaetutive iuertioftl. Special ..- Qd.e mouth for 2a cents per w·o rd, Full r~te of 2 ~nll ~r word wlll be ehD:rled . 1or advertisiftg l1 not paid (o~ beiOJ'f tbe/,lMit or eaclt month lo1lowln' la.oertlon. . Two Win Prizes At Club Meeting PHONE .. \ THIS . WEEK ONLY! '::loth. Nylon, Flberglasa Awnin,., Porcb Jh.atlel, Venetia n bllndJ, Window blinds, Porch and r.wn Furniture. Free estt!:.tel. Dale Wippel Supply, 21~ Unior. Ave., Pomero~ . 4 U t.moc DEPENDABLE RESliLtl' FOR CONSISTBNT Miss Julie Mitch, Gallipolis, MrS'. Thomas Rue wu installed were noD'Iin•ted u delega{es ·.· • Diehl, Mn. Ernest Powell, anll whose mal'l'iage ls set for June 1, aa prNIOent of XJ Gamma :r.t eo to the State Convention in To Mr!. WTigbt were obsen:ed. M, , , was gues~ or honor at' a bridal Chaplet of Beta Sigma Phi soro·· ledo with Jane LeVaughn an I Merlin Tracy and Mrs. Wl'ight shower g1ven Wednesday eve_nlngl ity Tuesday eveninc at the .home Bette Hobatettet already nam .. d were the wtnnel'8 in k conteal at the home of Mrs. Harry MUla. (If Mr5. Selim Blazewia. Other to attend t.lM! convention. conducted by the ho.stess. Moth· Other hostes~es' were Mrs. P ..t new ofCicers are vice president, Plans were ~ompleted for IJit' Scott. ~rs. ~lllon Hood, Mrs. ltus- Mrs. Roger Morgll'n; , reeordtng chapthr to atlend a play at" Oh! ~ ers' Day girts were exchanged b•• sell M1lls w1th Mrs .. G. V. Rupe , sectetary, Mrs. Kafl Kratitter; UnivefJ.ity Fridix.. ev~ing. A the Sunshine Sisters. Bradbury, n a contributor. eorTespondina: secrctaey, ~ Betle contribution was voted .f or the Refreahments were served by G~01es were played under the di- Hobstetter; treasurer, Rose ;&I :. Caneer Campaign. the ho1tess aSBisted by her moth· re~hon cr Mrs. Forrest Bac~tel and J son E.:tension officer, Mi.MRd Dorothy Clark gave the cultural er, Mrs. Allen Eichinger, from a pr1:r.es were won by Mrs. Sidney T. I ·Wells , program on "Outdoor UviDJ". table -centered with an arrange~u~ell and Mrs . Wallace Jttad~. Rue ~lppoi!Dted thea.e com· Refrestunents were served bv ment of spring flowers. 0 ~;rangP.ments or spring flowers I mHtees for the y~ar: ~~mbers~1 p Jean ' Mor.gan, Jean Bluew.io and The June meeting will pe held were nst:d throughout the Mills ~ Jean Morgan . c~uman, PubHottJ. Charlotte Coats. at the home of Mrs. ·E . J . Traey home a:ld the gifts V(ere placed El~anor Tboota~ and _ Vlrginlat • on the dining' room table arOund Chtford, ~hamnen; W«Ys l'ld er bf l(l:fl. Tracy folloWed bx. the with Mra. Ir11 Wellman as co-ho.~· an arrangemen..t of )lastel flowers. Means. Mildred . Karr •nd Ro~e Lord's Prayer m unison condutl- tess. A dessert course was aerved to Sisson , c~hamnan, . Mildred ed the program. Miss Miteh, Miss .Shirley M~aley-, Wellll, Freddie ~udaahelt, Doto· Fifteen members responded to ALFRED Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Gaul have RN. Ann Rupe, RN, Mrt: Rbbert thy Clark, l»u!Se · Thomp&Ou, roll can. An antic1e · on "Heart l{ouck Gallipolis· Mrs. P. L. Ann Rupe a'T'Id Mary Anderson. Attacb" wu read b)' Mr.s . Pea"'~ received wOrd .that tbeir aon·lnMitch,' Mrs. S. T. R~ssell, Mrs. Leoservice. Heleh A:tkins • 0 ~ Parker followed with a discussion taw and ~ukhter, Mr. and Mrs. J. nard Gwlazdowky~ Mrs. W. 111. Bette !"lobstetter, eO-ebainpan, .on heart diJ:eaae. · Mrs. Uord B croct,reJI have moved l~to Hayes, Mrs. David Entsmlnge!, Eva Ba1ley, No.mna AlrubarJ, Wright gave .a ' report on . the c~ · their modern btlek home· re«ntly Mra. Harold Hinkle, . Mts. Wallace Ali« Gilbert, Eleanor Thomas, eer drive in the community p1,1rehased in Alexaadrla, V•. Bradford, Mn. Marion Allensworth Nellie Brown. SoCial, -Pearl Welk- which wu sponsored by tll.e club. Mn. Moille Parker underwent and Becky, Mrs. Edgar Aliens- er and Ruby Baer, cHhainnar., Mn. Oliver wi-lt make t()lllster an' surgery in St. Joteph Hospital laat worth, Mrs. Harley SwiBher. Carol Jane LeVaughn, Theresa Swatzel mixer covers which will be sQlci Thuraday. ·she is reported as reAnn Scott, Mrs. Bachtel. Joyce Williamson, PhYili~> Mllllen , ,~b~y~t~b::;,e~•~lu~b~a~s.;a~-;m~o=•::;ey~-!!ll'!!•!ko~ · n~g~=~:!.,~!!!;______,. Sending gifts were Mra. Evan Sue Jeffers, Pandora CoiHns; Pro· Plymale Jr. , Mr. and Mrs: Max grl)m, Cha.rlotte Coats and Joan JJ~wney, Gallipolis, Mrs. Frank WU- Parsons, co-chairman, Je.!..· SOJ;I, ' Mr.a. Elmer .Burns, .Mrs. Bla:oowicz. Clanice Kraulte,:o and Georg'! Hackett Jr., Mrs. Lewts H. Edna Miller. SaU:~r. Mrs. James Pullen, Mrs. Mildred Karr and Mildred Well<~. Wilbur ~ Koeni$. Mrs. Jennblgs ' wayland, Mrs, _ Hermon Kinc•id, .,_',.' Mrs. Clarence McNeil. Mra. Jud. 1 '} son Whit;, Mrs. Carl Gilmore, ' ' Miss Carol Bachtel, RN. Mrs. Nor· . ···~• .man w'l'land, Mrs. L- E. Rey•• ' noldi, Mr11 . G. v. Rupc . Mrs. Wtt·· Mrs. Richard Karr Jr. an i Ham Bradford, Middleport, Mrs. Brenda Gilmore were , guests Dillon Cross, Racine. when th!;! Laurel Cliff Bette -------~ Health Club met Monday 'evening at the home of M;s. yerald Ke!ly New Yorker Deluxe, 4 Dr. Power Steering, Poweiflite, with Mrs. Glen TJirunpson as a . Radio, Heater, Heavenly Blue Finish. contrlbutiiiJ ·bootesa. -I j The meeting 'in charge or tht' Mra. Robert Schmoll, Mn. Ed· ! prealdent, Mrs. Lou Di&lil, openward T. French, ~rs. Ralph Gibbs ed with Mrs. E. J, Tracy and Jr. and Mrs. Wilha':" Childs wo~ I Mrs. "Dana · OUver reciting two pri~es Tuesday evem!IJC wh~n Mrl. ! poems "I Love You MOther" an I Lionel Boggs e-ntertamed her Can- ".Mother's Hands". a reading asta Club. . •'what Is !1\ Girl?" WllS al.'l.n pre The next meetmg will be at the ::\ Shome of Mrs. Gibbs in N'w Haver\. . sen ted .by Mrs. ,Tracy. ev~a 1 Mr~ Boggs served a deuert course poerna on Mothers Day werl!l ih' t lhose named above an·d Mrs. en by the members and the group Pomeroy, Ohio Phoae 4115 0 Gress Mrs Charles Brad· I sang "You're a wonderful Mothand Mra: Don~ld Mills.~ er" and '"Mother Machree". Praj Heart Troubles IStudied By ladies Of Club . • GRUESER -B LOcK CO; t:!;::~:M:·':'"=":•:o;!:h:o:l:lp:"'"::'"::'""== group insurance. Rep1y In full colored ltlaso to Box 668·B, c/ o The Daily S.en· old china. Call 6188-M eveJJ11JiS. 5 14 ~tC · · ' 3 15 U tineI, Pomeroy. mucrouL i BIAMI Aluminum cOmbination SALESLADY FOR 5 & 10 work ICRAP IRON-'-- MITAU ,- _-,-,-,,c· wifh buying and selling experiscrt-en windows and ence. Good S'tarting salary, Write tnd aluniinum awnings and r.anBox 688-C, c/c The Daily Sen· opi.es. William .&adfOl•d, tinel, Pomeroy. 5 14 3tc Rock SpriJliS. 52 ~mop. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and WANTED-two more licensed~- PhoM 510 Service. ·R. · A. Finlaw. &12 , E. Hfe guards at Bailey'·s Lak(', Rood. . !1-ll-Btp _ _ _ _ _...,._ _ __ ' Main St, Pomo:py,___t,_ 6 27 II " · , ) · ADDED FUN , I 14) The Pacing Derby_ ;., exp..ted :.... _ to prov1de. out~dmg compe~J · LAWN MOWERS Bharpened the · li.~ n for fair visitors at the Ohl , · IDEAL way. N~;!igl.er ~ Cleek State Fair Aug:. 27 although the Carrage. ' Ptuitle 3611 , Racine, o four stakes c1usics, the G.ove.· 5-16-t2tc. · J nor's Cup race, the 3·year-old pace, the 2·y€ir-01d trot, and the Bt.OCJi: r,;A.~IJiGby 'blo•k or hour Buckeye State 2-year-old pa.:e , Phil~ ,DOiJ~n , ~ratute . will headline· tdle entertainment. AW, G\1 0111-• YOU t'AN 1T WE BUY THROW A CURVE OHIO VALLEY eau JUNK CO•. - ~In• for Rent · NANCY (20)Susiness Services - ~ - 16-12tp. ' ,•, . ! • ~ �-- ·-· ~ ... - .. ~ - ----~ - • - ·-.1- . -- ' ,... I ' ' Dinner, Program, Feature WSCS Event th~ ::~~bu... ......~•• w.. held New Haven Women's Club Named Plan Pr:ojects Given Honoring Mothers, Dau ..3 hters Three when II wao announced lhataroup w1th Mi.'\8 Lydaa Ebersbaeb Christmas Bazaar Committees To Make Money 'he arunW mqther-dauJhter PJ'Il- Mrs. W 0 Barnitz, president, as chairntan was selUni tan(:y can- The followmg co.mrmttees were At Cl Ub Meetfftg , IJ'tlll; ot tbe Womu'1 Socu!ty of called the meetma: to order and dy at $1.25 per bo1 A JOint pr& a-nnounced today to served at the Bake. and Canned Good~ . Cbriit1aD Sentee of the United presented Mrs Harry P . Smith, Jtft of tbe WSCS and the- JOF lle¥lJt, Cbiii'Ch waa btld Tuea. ,. .• dly ftenlDa oa tbetr regular meet.- lnt lli&Jit. ~ A lix o~cloek potluck dinner 1 ,o peneil the event Arrang~ments of •PtiDa· flowen decorated Lhe din. iqa TOom. and tlblea A dessert «:'dune wu krved by the hosteS8e8 ,lira. Dey HyaeU, Mrs. E. E Bry· ·ant., )(1:J. E. J. Tracy, Mrs Ken· «1~tb Finley, Mrs. Thotfla& Goegleln ). ~. Rllph -Gilmore, Mrs. W R . Carpenter, Kn. L F Schoenleb, M:ra. Alonzo Custer and Mrs. Clifford Ebereacb. , 1H!SON"rive·ln ~·~ vn II "' • --,- • • .J TONIGHT THUitS...PRt. ' MAY l6-l7 ,Joel MeCI'e• Fehcia Farr TMI FIRST TEXAN ( Cinemucope - Teehnicolor) ,--also-Rhonda 11emiQ;g McDonald Carey ODONGO (Cinemascope · Technicolor) .~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;~:;;;;;;::.;:;~ 7 PIECE • DINETTE SUITE I Roberi l I I MiddJeporf SocJ"a·ty , Picnic Lunch Is Held Here For Third Graders M Bachtel Was G Of C Uesf· lub Ce ntr0 1PTA 4 PIECE ' DINEnE . SUITE • $49.95 $299.00 McMaster Hordwore ond Furulture II, 2nd A... Middleport • tbe <.:burch of Ch{bt. Special m1.1alc eat LaUanee would be the leader Wll a solo ''Tba End of the Way" rea:t week. 1'1'ed 1. Gardner, partDr by Ca•b Bahr ac:companiea by lin. of the ehureh, waa 1n charge of tbt, Bible study clau. A eontribution of $5 wu made Georae Child• It wq announced that Jlrf, Ern. to the Meiga County Caqeer Soci,cy when the Kin CJub met Tue1day evenmg at the home of Mrs. Emma Letfheit , Prospect Hill . . }trs. C. J Ebersbach, president, prelidfd (lver a short busineas aession. Two article& were aucUoned as 4 money making projed ' w1th Mrs, Harold John~n of Sprmg· fi eld, a guest, as auctiopeer. A hoste11s a:lft was preJented to Mrs. Leifheit bY Mrs. Lee Pratt. Games wpe played an" yriz_es awarded to Mrs. Edgar Pratt and Mr~ Richard vaughan Jr. Mrs. Theodore Lehew won the door prize Mrs, Edgar Pratt, Mrs. Ohlinger and Mrs. Leifhelt each received g1fts from their mystery s1aters. Refreshments were served by the bastes~ a11d favors were mlnta. ture chair nrnaments, in- pastel colors, • IMPROVI!D ISOTOX a:rden Spray M Pre.sent were those named above ai..,. all .tound protediOlll qainat moe& and Mrs. Willard Ebersbacb Mrs. prden inMel&. ORTHOCIDB GAJdoa Richard Vaughan Sr.,, Mrs. Wald ~do eft'octlvoiy c:cmlnU blad< ')!01 Windon, Mnl. Emmett 8Jackburn, oa ....,.,. .. brown pakh on lawn• and Mrs B~P"old 'Ebersbach and guests, damp-oil 011 bulbo, ~ oild eutlinp. Mrs. WiUiam Lehew, and sons, Mill them toaether In the ORTHO Terry and Johnny. Sprafalte. aarden hooe ~prayor, bd •pply -it'...., u waloriJial , , Mr •Theobald Was Meeting leader • .' 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy.'Mlddleport, 0 ., May 16, 111117 ronting Chri.Jtmas B ~tur of t.h,• Cbalrman Mrs Pb.il Batey, MrJ. wbo 'wea in chargt! of the enter- dau for securing new dinner ser- New Haven Women 's Club Layton Sayre Mrs Donald Rous.J, tainm.ent bdnon:1g the motbe!'l v1ce for 100 set tin&& was an- , Ci\airman Mrs. Jo.hn Morga'l Mrs Tom Hotrma11. and dau,chters Gueslll introduced noqnced. Vamlb and lemon e.t- Co-Chairman, Mr!. Wyatt Chad Chnstmas Decorations Chair were Miss Elsk! Hart, Mrs Benton traet w11l be sold to (jnanee this well m.an Mn Ftt.wtn Stem , Mrs Ro Pono . Mrs T A Downie, Mra plan Stagmg Comm1tlee: C halrma-.~ 1 bert McGlotbJin. . Gerald Kelly , Mrs Theo Smith, Mrs Harry P. Smith, Port!mouth M'1's Paul Hender5on , Mn f'lsb Pond Chalrman Mr!i. Mrs Walter Mtller . Miss Llnda D1strtct prestdent of the Women's McGiotbhn Mrs. Phil B~I"Y, Mn Karl Wiles, Mrs Milt Stephan, Cardwe ll, Mrs. Roy HoweU Jr. and Soe1ety called attention tQ the of· Edwin 'Stetn, Mrs Karl Wiles. Mrs. John Rtdgeway, Mrs Robc.. t_ Mus Janet Brown fice~s _':taining day for M"ia: 11 and . Attic . Trea,;ures: C.!.a1rman : J~hn~1on . , A 'tn bute to mothers was given GalliaLJtonty on lune 13, which Mrs Jess Abel, Mrs. Charles ~ Refreshments and Registration by Janet Brown and a salute to w!Jl be held at the Umted Metho- ter, Mrs Ec'wm Roush, Mrs. Pa'U Chatrman Mrs Wllltam Chu.ler, "Our Daughters", by Mi-s. Everett dtst Church. AU ofC1cer~ of thil }fester ' Mn, LouJs Kar~lnuk. Tbomas Two reading11, "What 11 area wlll receive Instruction for hne Needlework Mrs Paul Scaife·, , S-._gns and Prtee Tags Chair A L1tUe Girl'" and Mother's their prospective offleea for the Mrs Floyd Carm.a.ek, Mrs . Nick man · Mrs. Wyatt Chad.,ell. ~ Hands" were presented by Mrs. E . coming yeat Literature will be Phelp.! Pu' llclb' Chaarwan · Mrs. Ro J Tracy available to help theae o(fjcer.s. Apron Bar .Chairman Mrs bert Johnston, Mrs B•ll Howanl Mn Claude D.arst and Mrat The mcetmg .adjourned with Paul Powell, Mrs 811l Howard Candy Chairman Mrs. Ja~k Thomas Goegleln were honored as Mrs Barmtz leadmg the group In Frey, Mrs Paul Henderson, Mra. the oldest moth'ers present and the Lord's Prayer. C H. Curry, Mrs Clyde Rice Mrs Gerald Kelly the youngest. Tidi:ct Cbatrman. Mrs. MArk They each recetved a lovely potted 1 Ward, M1ss Nan<'Y Scalley plant rrom the pre!ident, Mr,. BarToyland Chaltman; Mrs. J.ame~ niU:. Mrs. Smlth closed her prO<' Hampton Mrs Henry Buck, Mn. gram with a meditation and· prayA G. Melbman er for mothers. II,(. M1ss Lydia Eberabach, treuurer Third grade pupils of Mra Iiob. of the Society, a:ave a report on Mrs. Richard Owen and daugh- ert Allenaworth and Mrs Gerald fmancial actwilic, for tbe vear ter, Judlt~ Ann. were returned Rup' had a picnic lunch at noo.n ' IS. after which\ sho conducted an""Jm· home Tuesday from the Meigs Gen- Wednesday at the Roadalde Park. pressive PI e da:e serv ice. M~rn be rs era) Col.H(lspltal. W111iam K. Kincaid, Wash- Tft:e cnildren were taken to the ~ were reminded of their mtsslonary Park. and back to the Pearl Street opportunities at home and abroad. ington, D. C · will apend the week SchQo1 in a school bus which w•s They :responded by plactng algned end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. a Spt'Cial treat to them . ._ , BRIDGES RELEASED pledge cards at the base of 1 John Kmeaid, and family . M&ther.s c,rom fd:rs Allensworth'll Mrs Fofrest Bachtel was a ~ uest Rocky B:odges, 29 who cam ' world globe which sat on a table Mrs. Sdra Kelly and friend . Mrs room Included Mrs Tra Butcher ' Tuesd:O}' wheil Mrs Emmet Shuler covered with a white cloth. The Ellzabcth Sprinck, Akron, ar'e 1Mrs. Leland Brown, Mrs. Ted RileY entertained her Canasta Club. to Cmcinn\t~ from Brooklyn m globe was flanked with till Wbtle spending a week with the former's Jr, 'Mrs. Charles Bradbury and Prizes were won by Mrs Wal.ter tOM!, has been rcle':lsed He w.t:t used mainly in uhHty ro~es. tapen and these were lJghted u mother, Mrs. Emmett Cray Today Mary, Mrs. Harold Eppley, Mra Croo~s and Mrs Bachtel. tbe g1ft1 of money tncrcased, aym- Mrs. C~ay and her gue•U will be Dale Hysell and Mrs. Wllliarn Da· bolizing the love of Christ around entertained at dmner by M,r a6d 1 Mrs. Shuler served t deue-rt ~- Mn Everett Davis and Mts. Rob- v Those from MrS Rupe·~ room course to thofe named a~o,ve and [ \ ert Washington. ' ... were Mrs. Denver Nelson, Mrs Mrs Earl xrma:ht, Mrs E. M. Blake, • c. F. Hibbs, M-G M District chair. Randolph Humpbreya M B J Mrll llusaell WilSon, "rs Millard man, Robert Slier, Scout Executive M Th ' r ames Wildermuth, Mrs Earl Warnke. Wilbur Theobald was lelder ol of Point Pleasant; qeorge- Houl ~mas, Mo':rla ~~a~ Ruep ~re The next party will be at the horne I am ' r · t.mes u en of Mrs. W1lson. the devotional service Wednesday and Wilbur 'f>lekson were in Hunt· lngton to attend a Scout Executive and Mrs. H&IJlilton. . ------. __.____ _ eveninl at the prayer meetmg at meetmg }Vednesday evening. ---~~ Allen Hughes represented Evan· geUne Chapter, OES, at the inapee. Roome tiOn of the Galllpolia Chaph!r this week He w<~:s accompanied by Mrs. New Furniture •. Hughes who Ia a member of the Cheshire Chapter, OES Reeent FOR guesta of Mr. a~d Mrs. , Hughea were Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Hell· '' yer and son, BIIJ, Nelsonville, who attended the wedding of Janet Hughes, dauahter of Mr and Mn. J.amcs Huthea. at Addison Sunday, Mrs Wesley Fry and Mba Fred· FURNIT~RE die Houdashelt left today for Oa Tbe Brightest Corner Cleveland where they will spend 1 In Middleport Lhe week end attending the State Convention of Business and ProfeJISional Women's Clubs ?\tn. -~--Nan Moor& and Mrs. Guy Reynolds will leave Fr1day to join the others at the Conventipn Ben Ervin was returned home from Meigs General Hospital in the Rawltng:;-Coats ambulance on Wednesday Mr and Mrs. Ervin make the1r home wrth their daujlh· Ler Mrs Wllll,qm Robson Mr. 11nd Mrs Edwnd Tewksbary and son, Tommy, Welbton, visited Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mr! Edward Tcwkiibary Sr. and J H Grate They reported !lw1r son;-- Charles 'l'ewksbary, Juckso••vtlle is 111 at the Infirmary ' \ .11 Ohio Untversity, Ath1,ms, where ht• 1s a ~;cn•or m the ColleKe or Mu.':IIC Tcwksbary, who is ached· , ulrd to anduate In August hal b('en teach111g muale at Jackson· ville 'rT tmhlc school this winter '· and he And hls w.fe and two baby d.mJhtt>rs had mQved to Jack· sonv11lc Mr and Mr& William Yeas:er and Mrs Fred Whitlock, Jee.nt, were Mother's Day week· end guests or Mr. and Mn C E. Vance I .- • ' ' I·RST Ia LoW .. ' 1D OlrculaUoll IliAd~ . ' special ineeUng of the Middleport Council cauea night it was asserted that Middleport Chief o! Po. Bartrum ml~ders.tO<id 'the procedure of the F•· Council when they .questioned a bill for for the pollee cl')llser during the Monday Wayne GtbFinance the special tor a dlit' article ed. In 0 -~.----­ Sauer To Speak At ~omeroy Hig~ Commencement .' ' • ·I 50~ Retr. •2 alae now 11 \ ftctton waa not three Council •\'fiiWIIre · of until the article apTueiday'l paper. Hand Cream, I Same Woadodul bealllta. 1 Ret. '2a~..... IIO'IIICJII!y •1 , . ~ ·· ~· NewThssy, Wind and Weather Lotion . ' ' IOmNff conraf•• lmofltent• t.o lo bo1JI .bo1p ....u. and ooften ,... Kin. ...... IINOCfiOMI Coxl41"' HUG• Chtor6ph~SJN to ohM lklri prm1, l'lduat rl•k of Infection t.hrw•h OIJtn crack• in the akia. ' . . Mrs. True Giving Is Studied By Club At Rock Springs Mf'! Avery GoeJietln, presiden;, prru1ded and cave the tell to wor•hlp when thQ WSCS of th • Roe~ Spr.ngs ~lotl>odlst Ch'!fCh met Tues1ay afternoon at th·l ch~.<reh \ Pnyer and scripture readlu, by Mn. Amos Leonnct opened lhe meeting, Mrs William Bar leis, prolll'am chairman, preaen elt the stUdy topic "We Give Btt· cause We Love ' 1 ArtlcUls on the toplt were re~d by Mrs. W1lllam Grueser, Mrs. Durward Cumrninp. Mrs. IJewl• GrueseT. Mn John Hartuna anc1 Vr~ Oliver Clad:. . A ' abort busineu Nlaion WJI held after which the meetii!J 1H}jOOMiod. ., ' \ . • .. ' ol' IJ '' . ,, ' Annual Po.mer&y Mlay ?3 at Sauer bas ~ken ·ip. •88 stat:os Canada ' and Cuba and ohe,s. ~lsJ traveled i)l England, Fran.ce and Mcxieo His wil antl humor bavc earned for rum oomments by Walt~ Winct~eU, LowelJ. Thom •q Jacll; Eigan and Otl\CNI wh.o have referred t.o b~m as "o.ne of thll mostr emi~ent butnonsta -of OU" times" , The commencemeht pro.t'llm will ;open with .a nwnber "aq:d of F•at.lwra"· by the P.om:ero)' Band. follow'ed by the jnvo· ite'V. Fr. Jahn Turel. ba1'd JUJmbe.. "Pll!'!rim by 'waenet will .preced" ' a<ldress •:Before Takeoff A saxophone Quartet will~ foi· 1 ~- f . ~pedal ~erVJces l• ~ At Rig And Reel Tue'Aday, May 14th, pre-school conferences were held ar Central and Sugar Run Schools tor the mothers and fathers of children who will ent~r the Flint Grade ln September. • The purposes of the confereneea w~:re:' To give the p~t. an op.. portunlty to meet an11 talk wltb the chlld'a fu\ure teacher; to Ielrn What the. scbool will ettempt lo do for the child during tbe firit year; to discuss aome Do's and Don'ta In prepariz;~g the child for school; to give the parents an OJlportunlty to ask questlor1o11 that may have been botherlnK them. · M:ra. Alti:¥3a Bryap is the F1nt Grad«: teaeher at Sugar Run School and MISJ Farie Erlewine at Ccn· tra1 SthooJ. The )(others and f-.thers attend· lng the 'Conference at Central were: Mr. Austin Phillips and VirIll. Mrs. Kenne.lh Yobker and ·Mary, Mrs. Homer R. 'walter and Suella, Mrs. Rithard Gib:qore and .BOnnie, Mrs. Fred Vandall and Ed. 'ward. Mrs. John E. Werry an,d Jeff· rey r Mrs. Lee Tyo and James, Mrs. WUJ.Iam Russett Theodore, Mrs. Donald and KeJiy, .Mra. and Shirley, Mrs. Judith, Mra. Stephen, and Linda Kay, and Deborah. Offielall o{ the Journeyman Moulder• Uaion No. 415 today m a 1tatement Juued through their preaident and member~ of the shop eommittee contended that the work ltoiiJlage at the Parker• burg Ria 1nd Reel Foundry m Pomer07 bad been exploded out of all proportiOD. ~Jt.!lteqlent to newspapers Albert Brown, prelldent of Union said that, "Members of Local 4l:t, upOn reporting to work and flndmg the 1hop in suc'b a l,.ondltio• that lt waa Jmpoaaibte to merely took the day off 10 that ahop could be deaned up. TheTe was no strike, no walkout, the me'ltbers just took a holiday " lo a l. ·-· . ~· ·.•-. .• '• . .' , _, • orna ' By UNITED PRD!S Floods followed a flurry of deadly tornadoes in the South- west storm bell today, wreaking a new round of destruction through parts of Teias, Kansas and Oklaboina. A United Press count s:..owed at leallt 26 persons killed in violent weather during the past two days Twenty of the vic· tims were found in the tornado-smashed debris of Silverton, • e Le!fion Racm lr Plans Aid For -:... Little ILeague The Ra-ctne American ':'ee,., -· l~teak House Will COPY~'Ic Flood 1'aters Rolling Through Kansas, Oklahoma After Rains LegifJJl ""' ··~ Post Thursday ntsut tn ,... r.•. cular meetmg held tn the Legion Hall map,ped plans far aiding the Uttle League teams m that se'!· 1on ad!:l~::~·~ of the committee m Th~ ~t will •ponsor a GIJ!l to BroWn who ligned the statement were: Wtlllam Shoot on Sund~y , Jt~ne 2, at lh" GiJbert Freeman, WiUiam theme Pl~mlhg .M111 Wlth atoll P,rhJ bem~ tltrned over • e Holt, Charles Dill, 1ec and Little Leaguera. Floyd M.ankm. ~ ' Vtrg:U W•l iker, po«t commandcr - - - - '" r • j •• ' 1bo announced toda¥ plans jrlan }c~ Cream S01!111 to be rle•d SJJ:urda)'. May I& at the Ratane ,wm teg~n H<~ll . A can wa~.also Ope~~ P~roy · l's.mad Within s~~ks SO'Imdcd for the Tex. Nine of thf 80 peraons: injured in the S.Jlverttin twister Wednesday night remained 1n a cntical eOndi~ tlon. Twenty.five homes were de-stroyer! and 30 otherll were dam. ' aged FIOCtdwatera in the wake of flVe to oeven·lneh rain, rolled through Kansas and Oklahoma A t+year· old hnv drowned Thursday mg,bt whJL;\"o,yimnuna: 1u a nood.1 wollen creek in southeut w1ehita. Emporia and Wichita, Kan., were tbe largellt cities menaced ):ly nooda. Weathermen warned the Neosho River will crest at two to four feet above flood 1 tagc at Emporia today. At Wicbtta, Air Force personnel and Kansaa National Gu.ardsmen labored throughout the nigbt sandbagging the dakes along the Little Arkansa. River. The river • is ex· peeled ~ creat at noon, one foot above flOOd stage. I I • ol the Post Fitlll:l: to assemble at the Legion ..' Ra:clne, s.turday, .... ay lJ A. a&" • . -nembers new ' ~ ~ and ~ · in , every wat "ateak boU!Ie•; 'dflve-in lerO'i«e wUI be ~ In l'om · .Sbout alx weeD 'ft:Om rrow lo01rl ~list, anA With ( .,_, I :f~Be Q~~ For · Grads ClflEF FifANK HUDSON has im arm around his captains, Tommy :wliite and Jon;\Vebster, of the school~y Safety Pa• ~-"~~~!=:".~ plans being follow tl'Qls. Stan!lfng just batk :ot White is Morle Ohlinger. Left to ed by the Glaze Bt.o~hers, oontr.aetiOrs, call for the 22 x 4V l, rJl~!\;~··:~aCb step, are 'l'ommy S}!asteen, Donald Wehrung, Alan foot to be cOnveJ'ted in Jim Mees; Jlmmy Gilbert, Bobby ij.eynolds, Jimmy to .a building spacious reJitaurzn.t .seating Freddy Boyd; Charles Buffington, Hank Cleland, Danny 22 t.lners wlth booths abd c.'otln· David Arnold; Mike spencer, Bill Westen, .Bill Ja- ter .space Spice for 25 ears will Cheadle; Da'Vid Gordon, Larry Hudson, Ralph ~ -available In the nar of th" bulldm~ on land now being leve'· Sentinel Photo). Ridinll' CJubVJ . .,, "'-Lers To' Make MeDW TV :A · ppearances, · · "These . * are *my boys," * says Pomeroy*Chief*of * Johnny Allensworth with his i'llll and horne" ponies will •P· 11ear on WSAZ·TV with others from tllllueo at 1 P. M., saturday on Farmer Click's ehaw. , Johnny ).J a m"mber of tht Meigs Counl.,\' Rldin. 'lllub which lo hoat low with "M•roh Mllltaln" bJ club of the May 19 horse show beSl:rubert affer whioh presentRUo"h ing •ponsored by the Melga County of tl>e <Las!".,; ~0 grallu- wUl Jaycee~. be made by .11\111 .. A. 'Diehl Jr., At ll!ait two other .club member• prlDC\pal of l'onieroy Hi~. wJll appear · on the show. t.hou•h Pteaent.tion &f diplomas wil! Which onea will be- able to 10 is be made by Charles S. Glbbe, s•l· not defi9itely known ye.L · perlntendept of Pomeroy Bcl'iool~ .' A band number "America" will '>e given by the school bend af. ter which,•.Be'{. Fr. 1\lrel will of· fer itf'e ben~ieUon tG conclude the c~emOnies. -· led with dol.era. Thomas D and Robert. CroN, Polie~ Frank Or Crow'a sona, wiU be ~an· Hu<lson, who has an arm aroli'nd each of his• Ca~tains who of the new est.abl~ t' i:ommand squads of schoolboy safety patrols from Sugar Run 'tiers whlch, .according to the brothers, wlJI serve .only the highest qu.t and Central elementary schools. · 1 Hudson told the boys Thursday lity foods prepared in an aU·new ~ft1 alter thia picture was tqen by elet"trac ll:tt:C'heo. Twenty-Iour·hour .RFYiCe w1ll the ball~ Sentinel: "You've d~qe 1 good JOb. Nobobdy knows hltw be main~ined )n 1the restaura·.l many lives of your friends and while drive-In servtce will b"' playmat.. you may h,ve saved." provided from 11 A . .M. to ml'1· , Central Sthoo1 P,rlncipal ]\alph n1Jht, .sevep days. a week. • Spen'cer and Superintendent of The brotbers exopeet tt emplo' W IIJU Schools Chil'les Gibbs also com- about 15 pe:raons. four Southea.-· mended the boys for their faith· ~h~:i50unU••; ' II beh'10d I ful work, ' ':I ,e n ere~ from each 8~hool under t..ax stla..rP.PB .(Or· fh~ direction of their captains, and all ondin• M-ay 4, ~957 as ~Qill trained by Chief Hudlon, guard . sam& week in 19:n streer croulngs before and after ~rcltng to State Tre31511JVJ R.,.. ~hool and during lunch haura ·W. Trlcy tod6y. . ~ 1They work through the heat of fl.~~ lor Atbem: l{elp g~ sptinJ day1 and tbe numbing cold lia ,ani:l 'Y.blton Counties JndWi;te 1of Win.ter mo~ths:, rain or •h.me. all'oftha\: of Ohf foUr only Vinton Their enly co~pensat1on Js CO\Iflt)' aa.lel are runnhrg mhead I)( that a needed fieTVtce has been lhe to~ m date · th\s y03r ovor given.-----,......,,....,laal year, Vl~ton slilei' from July prepaJ.'d "'4ieS Tax·,1 'Receipts • Jn.'Area 1·- -cr•ose I, 19.l8 to date - O¥er rhltSt of tM INN • SINGLE I lhe ,....., ....., w ...... ~ ...... ! ........ .. • . , ..,...... lilt o.r.. •• 'i" • SchOOlboy Patrohnen U~on .Offic~ls Police-Chief D•scl~un Strikt ~~me or~ ~.679. F9< period last: year · W wer• !18l.IOI. IIIINII. 14" ~--:-t-1 -.. war4 acr.., the .,... t.clty ...4 w......,... In ............. -tohl. ....,.., cloudy o..l tvmint ceal ...101 with ......,, Five peraoni died and more than 500 perso~ were draven from therr home• in Oklahoma .-here the Cimrq.aron River roared Go ill wor.t r,arllpage in history. Emd and Dover, Otta.. looked like •••• big lake" from the alr ~ Thurlldi.J, with floodwatera nlll" ~ ~ ing up to eight and IO feet deep. ~ TIJf f1<pod.o bit on the ~~· Of a t•"' · " ,.1& · lneh J-1 -~ Foreeaiten *id the beiVJ. rains mijht eauli! tlub fl. .. in, Maddleport tributariea Itiadin& to the Red Rlvare on Hie a! er a~ve! Denl110n Lak~. 0~. tothe Roller Drug Store and Citi- day. zens' Na'lional B.ilnk. Middleport, • Flood damage to the wlt.eaf. crop and the Swisher and Lohse Drug , alOf!e' in Oklahoma was e~ted. Store, Pomeroy. to mount into tile milliona ~~ dolThe banquet and <lance wiU be lara. .The~ area . only last ~onlli held SatJurday, Ma~ 25 , \f.itb m•. was m the grtp of a marathon ~- 1 th -~~nee furnished by droua:ht. -.: or e .... Funnel cloudi aceompanied tbe the G-Note.!l. thunderstorms in Kan.saa and Ok· 'f\etlnlons or t·h e Cla.ssea of 1907 lahoma toda, aad spread Into \, lQU, UK7 are sehed~led a:1d parts Of tbe Mifsisa;ippi V1lley. A !!lute;;; or 191~21 Wl~l honor twiater ripped Dudenville, Mo., the apeabr of l'fte evenmg, LJ· ausin.a aome property da.mage ston Fultz, superintendent o.f ~e ~ut no casualitiea. \ Boya Jndustr1al School .and b1 While \hqndentorms whipped wife, who will ai!JO appear on th.. t.he plains. 'CheYC!"Je. Wyo., dug pr.ogram. out from a ;May snowstorm that left seven Jl!-ehes: •of snow on jhe BLAZE HALTED ground early today. Two'inches of Nd;rhborJ extinguu~hcd a( lire in snow lJlanketed Laramie, Wyo., a parked ~ar on. Page St., in Mtd· and one inch~ was reported , at dleport at 11:4G A. M. s'ho<lly ,be- Denver. . fore th~ arrival of the MiddleUp to 14 mebes of snow buried port Fire Departmmt. No loss acctions oft_ southeast Wyoming. was available at preSs time. W.ealhermen Aid scattered snq.ws will continue today in the mouoLains of Wyomina:, Colorado 1nd northern New Mexico. , .,.,oanquet AIumm le <"'----- ·" I .-..n.,..tllnt .,.. ..,.,....•.; OHIO: C._, anol - - eMf wlffl thuft!Mrat .. 1M tonight. ~. \: Size ay UNITID 1'. .11 JJ•••• ..tre. Gardner Wehrung and · Willard F. Boyer and L. Finley ROYAL tMJWN • • Weather e ttn.e \encUng at SuKar •Run ' Limlt.e<J Time/ •• ' ·~l)!idcUeport C®ncilln Special Two Pre-School ~-· >' .M~ting To Clatify Tire'Issue Conferences Held At Pomeroy .. Charles Pfarr, C~rlf'' Pfarr Jr, :\Tn. Harryr Delbane, Mr and Mra Harvey Burch, Har vcy Burch Jr, were the weekend llUE'sts or their rJ..ter, Mra. Beulah Nl'ut!llng and at~endcd the fun. l'r.al of their une]e, Curtis ..Lal· l1nce or Syraeuse, Mr. and Mr.s. Sam Blair of Pittsburgh were .eaUed here bY t,hc death of Curtlt Lallanc~t .Jf Syr.acuac Mr.1and MriJ . Gene Eakew and daughter, 'cp.rolyn, ot Dayton, ar~ Apondlng a vatatlol\ -wrlth relatives here. Mra Clarence Andrewa , and and dsu~~:hter, Susan, and Mr. and ' Mra. Gene Eskew ltl)ent Wednea· day In Tupper• PlaiRJ with Mr. and Mrs Robert Marcinko and famtly. Mr. and ~rs . Edwatd Parfitt • have returned ~ome after a vhlt In Charleaton, W. Va with Mr. and 'Mn Lo~.wrtnr~ P,arlltt. Mrs . Harold Ebehbatll and Mn. Emmf'tt Blackburn were vlaltors Jn Parkersburg, W. Va., Tlleaday. , Mrs. Harold Johnson of Springfield 1s the guest of her mother, Mn. Emma Leifheit. at y • ~------------------------------------------~·----------~---------------------- .. POMEROY soam • - . ~ • ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Olilo, Friday, May 17, 1951 BAKER -----~---- ' DeNted l'o l'he l•terata~ fH I>Jae 8elf.. ~,. ELBERFELDS ' • • I ....... • 1 I ······ • :e New~ ' Control Insects. & Plant DiseasesBoth at once! Housewares Dept. -. • , comparbon,. ltfelgs Courl~ ~ r~~~= show $4.212 in receipts f~ week endina Mey 4, 1957 .$3,5iKI ~e .aame week last year 'fliiii·s-l and eollectlons to date this fisCnl • I'OU' <>f $200,008 eompared to $211(8aa last year. Athens ln the year; to to date lor · t:t• YUti to to da.:.e Pro!MI!cls u.,·gltt....r . . 'For Herb Sco""e J. · • I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 16, 1957 phillips shiflet