https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d18a947e69c1cf1a397dae2567f1c019.pdf 3795336d64cb03b3bd8e27f1d2ab182c PDF Text Text -- ·-· ~ ... - .. ~ - ----~ - • - ·-.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 �..... . ~. - ., -" ~ ' \ I ~' ___THE !._OSTMAN WRINGS T'NICt_ _ _ _ Daily Sentinel Day Bqok CiossBoiid Meeting Called ' INSP~Tili!t Af:INOU~CID Mra. Willia Antbo;y1W.ot{by Matron of EvanJ~tHne Otu1.R\tr, OES, haa announeecl tlietr annUal In. speetion o.n Monday, May 20, at 7 :80 at tb e Middleport Masonic: Temple. ---- AUXILIARY TO 'MIET _ T.he -,Women'.s: A~U~ .PC Grace Episci)J)al ::llutC'h will meet at •the parish house, Thurs- day, !lt.ay 23, at 2 o'clock, 1t wa:s announced tl:tday by the secrel. The ' Daily ~IGS-MASON Sentinel ~ DEvOTED TO INTERESTS OF ll•lla ~ - RICHARD I , OWEN- OINIIIAI. MANAGER RIYNOLD 1. GREENI - EDITOR . ball. litO., Natl4mal advertlslnl representative Botunelll-Kim Lllluton Ave., New YoM: City, 16, N. Y.tt .. poll oUlee at Entered u aecond clau md llni: ma er 11 we ...,., Oblo. ll b1e · Suhtertptfon tates: Delivery by carrier where ~va ~ . net• one YtW' tn •dvanee at The Dllil:Y Sentinel offlee, monihi, $7.80j three monthl!l. $3.00. By motor route ~here one mon~ $1. Bf\IIWI one year S8; ·~ mont~, $4.2G, ~ w c:lr-., Jt\rflt Boord lrill 'IIINdly In offitn'of 'tbe CWD1J Red. 0 . 118\!o !. llaiD SL, !'llaw't>7 iol.llo Vernon N -. dpolrnua Ia , c:bar1e. ll<lolll ., OOIIII'I•Un& ...... ,.,.. tJ>e loeal fand drl" will be ~~'!d­ ied pd worked ouL 'lUO: ... month, tl. · d b Tb Ob!o VaU~ Publlsbed every afternoon eltcept Sun ay 1: F e ~ ""holM t;IDtJ. Ine., at 110 Mechanic st., Pomeroy, o . Bu1iDd8 o1 r . ,~ POULTRYMEN editorial offici> •"""" 397. To Produce Hatching Eggs For lire Nld!DJo.~ Bafdllfl Eo ,..,.,... ary, Mn.,. John Lietw1Ier. BELLING Af'!D SHOWIR Mrs Sadie TruSsell anti Mr~. f ay KlJ!khart are ·bavJ ng • belling . and s hower in honor of their son and·'daughti!r, Raltph and Jee.n, ' Monday, May 20, 8 P. 14. at th e nome of •llfril. Trussell in BaDin. Everyone welcome'_ . •c " . ,..... • 'The Emtor's ~ail8ag · " I .. Hit peak earl-~ , hald long4)!1' . r , with.P.. De.,.· Slr: . r !lee where tbe. legislatpre is attempting to do 11way wi.th Jus. tici df the Feaee- Cat:~rh. T~ eb· jed, 1 assume, it tb for~ peaple with a grieVance to hire an ahor· ney and, of rourse, 20 Into a high· er cOUrt. Over a very long ~:~er i od juslice courts have been useful and beneficial <~nd sbould be left just as they are. Poopie who bave griev.l ·~es sboiald have a place to get them adj ..,ted and. the result of such legislation to abollsh Justices would deprive the public: of any sueb place, For in \be main, mdit ' ..' '' ' 1Minersville WSCS · •May Me~ting Is nen,ceiTient Held On Wedn~sday people Hichols *12'1 who bav~ m&.tt~_~; th~t na.t 4 POINT. Ruthless and Kickapoo Made with 12\.i gauge strl!lds "lis Galvanized Against Rust" ,. befor~ Justif:es will not hlre ah attorney In such matters. go ·~!<, For the good of t}ij!o publlc It 11 aa my wish that you what YO\.! can to defeat the passa~e- of s ue~ unworthy lei!lSlation. Resp ee~,JtlllY yours, Tile WSCS ol the• Mlnersvil\r M. C. Hobart · MethodiJt Ctl-ure-4 held lfi May M. C. Hobart Coa1 co. ,. meeting Wttlnelday eVeni~g at · ~be ehurch, w.ltih Mrt. CiLUorcf • .Health makes 1 · _the difference 1\ 11 Gouge ••• 1!~ Gauge ' Also Bed Brmd BARBED WIRE - ' I . ... \ fo. '' I .. , ' ' ., . bett date• for niulng 1he. be allowed 111 fir•t cutting of bay In Southern per planl. Plant· Ohio ran'aei from M:a'' ~~ to row, Wtth ttie plantl lun.e lOth for allalfr. and May 20th In the raW oD ~a- llde IQ47th !Or ••'\lir•l8 wltb ud ill' satiafac- cJOvet. allik~- and' tlmotbJ, ~lng pllnted ln later tbaq thefe SUJ~Uted '.dale1. deep, de· Stap of JI'Gwtb · and we111then conSandy1or ditions eac:h ·year have a vety def· deeper lntte eUeet · on tbeae data. · lOili, In making grass dtage the de. . Phillipt, ~iden-t,, pr.shlin~t . I . • ~ liNHTOUCHID pwpr0oiAN p; a.lia· ~ fi'Ncl,. ON fHI ' fAIM 01 :PAUl A. Wont. W&tlllOO. 1l~ ,,. the111,-and •••I Fleiling ,Midcleport fl"..d Mill HatCheries We Do Caltom -~ N. Znd Ave. Jll4dleport HAVE WE HAD A t 1 sired stage of erowu. for ~'n1Hing is about thfl same or # llgbtly mon mature than for the highest Q.ualltr ~ of bay. Many 'M:.slp Coun'ty fal'Jit• erl are ufint gra11 silage aa harvestiQg the firat when weather i~~~:\;f.fi!.~ ,;;;.~ .-.lri;;& .. ,. WJEH .: r filligs(outty News. l DAILY CROSSWQ~D ACIWIIS I . Cod oa· Ann II. ll!qulpment 9. Man,.ion 10. AAIUI'Iaed 4. M:l~takt II. Man'• :), .!!ll't'el urchlp fl. ChBrlu nick· name 1$. P,lli.Clll Z8. De• 7. Lant~ H~lp n!t.me 12. Bur:y 8 Slice or 13. Middle I . 8ook ot the Blble 11. ~eta. U New maUon •hlro not IN tt. lrlttd7 21. ~J.tr.t netic• ' l&. !olr lt~ l·~ ':l :<! R l': ii'l~·H.'(:.j 1 ~n,..[Jt o ' W. i l d~.H:.; n "· r ...,.. · 38 ~ '" . E !llri. fel ' or 1Jli~O" · tl•r ot teasel ond it was announetd that the nut pll"ty would . be at the Strauas home. Tbe members 1!\(1 tueat. tent l Round·Rotiln .nrd ·to !Ira. Philip BoDey who lo llli'and · I ff~f" wu unablt to attend tbe parl)l. ~ Other~ Pl"i ent were Mrt; Jllift. neth M:el:lhlrlny, Mrs. Donata ~w­ '"Mil"''ll'.... If. R..l, 6:00 . Ac:tlon 6:15 Douglas Edwards f$.:80 Bnt the Clock 7:.00 W~t foint Storr '7:30 P)ayhotrse of Stars 8i00 Mr. Adams and Eve .. ~ It'• our imp~vecl- Jrilidilil and rauo.,.mi•lnl . . · , ....,;llt :\feytlloJl'll. by frurina, .the world'li lar1eot ·<,:. 'I,, and -t esp.ijenCed compaDYJn the coliCIIntratf '• ' ~· be made when tbe . grua st&rta to bloom ,... lf put thb stage Jt rapid- a woo4Y eba'raeter. U.at alfaHa·Ia harvellted bu.iinlii. . lor 2•. S..lll I""'P on . On ..Your. '. . Ad-vlpl'tages Of Meigs.RMpitql E"lplpyees Are Entertained ftOtt 3f, Mu'a nle'cnlmt 2:!.. lwlQ rlvtr ' M. Enrn>OHII Milk.€ooler Pr~ldtnt 40. Boat erant HO.plllal, Thllrtllay U . .Abl'litVt m1ttr1a1 pte<lallon or their klndn<i" W hOi- while b!JopltoUzed. JloUGwJni bhe dinner, ·aam~ were pl)oyOd ohtl prize> o'l!l11<1E<I to IJal)eDe W,f,Ju~wlf, Vtola leau · ger •nd Mabel Traey. her ·Mme, Maioii, w. u . Doctrine &3. Teutonltt ehaTieltt "~ Fa_clllt&lt . PGWI!I l. lt. ......... 1111 ..,,. 'loll'•.' ..... 1'7 l<llle TI!opoa and Sylvl• , ,~ Oblolto, ' 3, Wrt!fr Df ••,.., DMLt ca~vcrril- .,._...., .._,.... •• • ' .. '' ,A"ll: 1' D La A &;'X a' "Lcjlfol'ati.LO ·W ""'! ""'opoo.- . ~·ll!l,r•~r to•·• ..0'~ ,...:tta. 1n "''" Ui,.11'""'~ p, X·lor tho two p1o~ r l~ • tm~~t~ ,rt~rtll '""' ~rm•ttooi .,, ~ wolilli '• · . !!'!<It . '7l'ii~ ~ 1"1 004• lotttn .1,. ~!llt..Ot. ' . •.. ; A:C:tno-~ iJAJ!. .Q DO ' K.• !,~ . l' J 'l'KXWBO ' l'.. ' 1<~ ~~~ hlou. \ liPYo tro Oflf'li . ' . IIO" WJ•o rt lfw·•,C ~ C W L IlK 8 0 • ' ,,_ .I,..I.ULK . ::~~:l~n~=-~ . Attend Meeting On Stewardship nt. .,. Gu- ...,..., Harle-Y, c:halrman ot the ' " ' j, f" . . I . .. (. . .. .. . . . . . . . . . CanynlrM i>iilled obove ad\1 Luellle tlOldle Bo1'1t·bUI; !Wlene Eftiina Adams, K*thryn . :iiarlba Gilmore, lrino o.ollrla Fralor. OilY-• . We've . improved Our , Baler .{ . · .. ., .. -ond- · De~reclsed The ··. Pri~:e! ·' · SIE . The- NEW SUPER . . ... .. . ' ' .. ·. I . ' ' amt Jii<ob -··1»1<11. . t •) . ' •. ' . . ~~~j{OA.NO~:E · BALERS 1. -. -· ... . DIS l • .. ' YAT • . , Tho Rev. Howor4 lluppol1, Plio tor ol tbe Flrot Preobytorlon CIIU!"'l, Middleport; M)-1. . ' Ill Alll"sth~ Mils ~w ln ae rv· E~ Robltl'!! Ollar- tnt'• · e""llil Vra., · in - Another Farm Bureau·-Fint .We've. .Done MR Su• Lehew entertalfted 01J>l>loy00; or lh4 ltlollla Otnorol 31 . .c\ V. J, . TSUCH·- . ery, Mrs. Harold EppleY'. 32. ChtHahtd. animal beet growth · 1.., 8:30 Hiehw~y Patrol 21. ICxprtllftd 31. Drltd fi'UI 3l. MUIIC lhO Doily Recesses ME!etings when Mra. DenV6r Rlee entertained her Canasta ClUb Thunday. Pri ze ~ were won by Mn. Randolph Hum ~ pJuw!l, Mr~. Paul 'Miei:lis, Mrll. A. I. Strau.u and Mn Sluon. SQJe)t wtl'e Sti'Yed by the hOI- ~w_:IT: iqnc 22. EnNotUrtl ~ 30.Qa1:ur n. Pott r:,C<l n u ~ weatherman · Mra. Ralpb ·Siason .waa 4 guelt · m~rl'! LJfiiC\IIT r' Domin·'""="' s.:In .:J r. IJr • ··~ r- ~ f·l ~-; "; ~n :' OIIJ!P.lt Vitalllf 10 II, OOolot Prizes Awarded At ClubrMeet:ing lol i; Uffi O II . :Or;H~O 1m : · ::1 : ~~:l l':'; ~r~ to~t SO. 8h'<t town : J~r;:, ~:l ~~ d(·;£.,r~t l.~!'f ': ir-l im C~ !Cr.' [ i vice Homp• 11. Public f!:n ~·] .m ~ : 55 hay from aJfaJfa mixtureS' th1' Jlr'st • I Shakespe~re C!ub 'Z' I:J1Wl I'4 IJ f~ r.l(..'H!I JriJ de· to. f'j(;.l m~r:1 Af:.IUI!HJ fr~ud 11. Booth I ; H.,l ~r.'D I:HJ I· lll r-1 If, Scai.. ba~on U . Throw 16. Hawk parrot .. . ' 11;10 .-. m~ 3:30 Ed~~ 9! Night 4.:0Q Th~ E"iltly Show 15:30 Your Esso, Reporter ~ : 46 Sports Parade \ .. ·.r . ',.' • '"*- ·~ . . ,.r ' ' . . . •, . I �..... . ~. - ., -" ~ ' \ I ~' ___THE !._OSTMAN WRINGS T'NICt_ _ _ _ Daily Sentinel Day Bqok CiossBoiid Meeting Called ' INSP~Tili!t Af:INOU~CID Mra. Willia Antbo;y1W.ot{by Matron of EvanJ~tHne Otu1.R\tr, OES, haa announeecl tlietr annUal In. speetion o.n Monday, May 20, at 7 :80 at tb e Middleport Masonic: Temple. ---- AUXILIARY TO 'MIET _ T.he -,Women'.s: A~U~ .PC Grace Episci)J)al ::llutC'h will meet at •the parish house, Thurs- day, !lt.ay 23, at 2 o'clock, 1t wa:s announced tl:tday by the secrel. The ' Daily ~IGS-MASON Sentinel ~ DEvOTED TO INTERESTS OF ll•lla ~ - RICHARD I , OWEN- OINIIIAI. MANAGER RIYNOLD 1. GREENI - EDITOR . ball. litO., Natl4mal advertlslnl representative Botunelll-Kim Lllluton Ave., New YoM: City, 16, N. Y.tt .. poll oUlee at Entered u aecond clau md llni: ma er 11 we ...,., Oblo. ll b1e · Suhtertptfon tates: Delivery by carrier where ~va ~ . net• one YtW' tn •dvanee at The Dllil:Y Sentinel offlee, monihi, $7.80j three monthl!l. $3.00. By motor route ~here one mon~ $1. Bf\IIWI one year S8; ·~ mont~, $4.2G, ~ w c:lr-., Jt\rflt Boord lrill 'IIINdly In offitn'of 'tbe CWD1J Red. 0 . 118\!o !. llaiD SL, !'llaw't>7 iol.llo Vernon N -. dpolrnua Ia , c:bar1e. ll<lolll ., OOIIII'I•Un& ...... ,.,.. tJ>e loeal fand drl" will be ~~'!d­ ied pd worked ouL 'lUO: ... month, tl. · d b Tb Ob!o VaU~ Publlsbed every afternoon eltcept Sun ay 1: F e ~ ""holM t;IDtJ. Ine., at 110 Mechanic st., Pomeroy, o . Bu1iDd8 o1 r . ,~ POULTRYMEN editorial offici> •"""" 397. To Produce Hatching Eggs For lire Nld!DJo.~ Bafdllfl Eo ,..,.,... ary, Mn.,. John Lietw1Ier. BELLING Af'!D SHOWIR Mrs Sadie TruSsell anti Mr~. f ay KlJ!khart are ·bavJ ng • belling . and s hower in honor of their son and·'daughti!r, Raltph and Jee.n, ' Monday, May 20, 8 P. 14. at th e nome of •llfril. Trussell in BaDin. Everyone welcome'_ . •c " . ,..... • 'The Emtor's ~ail8ag · " I .. Hit peak earl-~ , hald long4)!1' . r , with.P.. De.,.· Slr: . r !lee where tbe. legislatpre is attempting to do 11way wi.th Jus. tici df the Feaee- Cat:~rh. T~ eb· jed, 1 assume, it tb for~ peaple with a grieVance to hire an ahor· ney and, of rourse, 20 Into a high· er cOUrt. Over a very long ~:~er i od juslice courts have been useful and beneficial <~nd sbould be left just as they are. Poopie who bave griev.l ·~es sboiald have a place to get them adj ..,ted and. the result of such legislation to abollsh Justices would deprive the public: of any sueb place, For in \be main, mdit ' ..' '' ' 1Minersville WSCS · •May Me~ting Is nen,ceiTient Held On Wedn~sday people Hichols *12'1 who bav~ m&.tt~_~; th~t na.t 4 POINT. Ruthless and Kickapoo Made with 12\.i gauge strl!lds "lis Galvanized Against Rust" ,. befor~ Justif:es will not hlre ah attorney In such matters. go ·~!<, For the good of t}ij!o publlc It 11 aa my wish that you what YO\.! can to defeat the passa~e- of s ue~ unworthy lei!lSlation. Resp ee~,JtlllY yours, Tile WSCS ol the• Mlnersvil\r M. C. Hobart · MethodiJt Ctl-ure-4 held lfi May M. C. Hobart Coa1 co. ,. meeting Wttlnelday eVeni~g at · ~be ehurch, w.ltih Mrt. CiLUorcf • .Health makes 1 · _the difference 1\ 11 Gouge ••• 1!~ Gauge ' Also Bed Brmd BARBED WIRE - ' I . ... \ fo. '' I .. , ' ' ., . bett date• for niulng 1he. be allowed 111 fir•t cutting of bay In Southern per planl. Plant· Ohio ran'aei from M:a'' ~~ to row, Wtth ttie plantl lun.e lOth for allalfr. and May 20th In the raW oD ~a- llde IQ47th !Or ••'\lir•l8 wltb ud ill' satiafac- cJOvet. allik~- and' tlmotbJ, ~lng pllnted ln later tbaq thefe SUJ~Uted '.dale1. deep, de· Stap of JI'Gwtb · and we111then conSandy1or ditions eac:h ·year have a vety def· deeper lntte eUeet · on tbeae data. · lOili, In making grass dtage the de. . Phillipt, ~iden-t,, pr.shlin~t . I . • ~ liNHTOUCHID pwpr0oiAN p; a.lia· ~ fi'Ncl,. ON fHI ' fAIM 01 :PAUl A. Wont. W&tlllOO. 1l~ ,,. the111,-and •••I Fleiling ,Midcleport fl"..d Mill HatCheries We Do Caltom -~ N. Znd Ave. Jll4dleport HAVE WE HAD A t 1 sired stage of erowu. for ~'n1Hing is about thfl same or # llgbtly mon mature than for the highest Q.ualltr ~ of bay. Many 'M:.slp Coun'ty fal'Jit• erl are ufint gra11 silage aa harvestiQg the firat when weather i~~~:\;f.fi!.~ ,;;;.~ .-.lri;;& .. ,. WJEH .: r filligs(outty News. l DAILY CROSSWQ~D ACIWIIS I . Cod oa· Ann II. ll!qulpment 9. Man,.ion 10. AAIUI'Iaed 4. M:l~takt II. Man'• :), .!!ll't'el urchlp fl. ChBrlu nick· name 1$. P,lli.Clll Z8. De• 7. Lant~ H~lp n!t.me 12. Bur:y 8 Slice or 13. Middle I . 8ook ot the Blble 11. ~eta. U New maUon •hlro not IN tt. lrlttd7 21. ~J.tr.t netic• ' l&. !olr lt~ l·~ ':l :<! R l': ii'l~·H.'(:.j 1 ~n,..[Jt o ' W. i l d~.H:.; n "· r ...,.. · 38 ~ '" . E !llri. fel ' or 1Jli~O" · tl•r ot teasel ond it was announetd that the nut pll"ty would . be at the Strauas home. Tbe members 1!\(1 tueat. tent l Round·Rotiln .nrd ·to !Ira. Philip BoDey who lo llli'and · I ff~f" wu unablt to attend tbe parl)l. ~ Other~ Pl"i ent were Mrt; Jllift. neth M:el:lhlrlny, Mrs. Donata ~w­ '"Mil"''ll'.... If. R..l, 6:00 . Ac:tlon 6:15 Douglas Edwards f$.:80 Bnt the Clock 7:.00 W~t foint Storr '7:30 P)ayhotrse of Stars 8i00 Mr. Adams and Eve .. ~ It'• our imp~vecl- Jrilidilil and rauo.,.mi•lnl . . · , ....,;llt :\feytlloJl'll. by frurina, .the world'li lar1eot ·<,:. 'I,, and -t esp.ijenCed compaDYJn the coliCIIntratf '• ' ~· be made when tbe . grua st&rta to bloom ,... lf put thb stage Jt rapid- a woo4Y eba'raeter. U.at alfaHa·Ia harvellted bu.iinlii. . lor 2•. S..lll I""'P on . On ..Your. '. . Ad-vlpl'tages Of Meigs.RMpitql E"lplpyees Are Entertained ftOtt 3f, Mu'a nle'cnlmt 2:!.. lwlQ rlvtr ' M. Enrn>OHII Milk.€ooler Pr~ldtnt 40. Boat erant HO.plllal, Thllrtllay U . .Abl'litVt m1ttr1a1 pte<lallon or their klndn<i" W hOi- while b!JopltoUzed. JloUGwJni bhe dinner, ·aam~ were pl)oyOd ohtl prize> o'l!l11<1E<I to IJal)eDe W,f,Ju~wlf, Vtola leau · ger •nd Mabel Traey. her ·Mme, Maioii, w. u . Doctrine &3. Teutonltt ehaTieltt "~ Fa_clllt&lt . PGWI!I l. lt. ......... 1111 ..,,. 'loll'•.' ..... 1'7 l<llle TI!opoa and Sylvl• , ,~ Oblolto, ' 3, Wrt!fr Df ••,.., DMLt ca~vcrril- .,._...., .._,.... •• • ' .. '' ,A"ll: 1' D La A &;'X a' "Lcjlfol'ati.LO ·W ""'! ""'opoo.- . ~·ll!l,r•~r to•·• ..0'~ ,...:tta. 1n "''" Ui,.11'""'~ p, X·lor tho two p1o~ r l~ • tm~~t~ ,rt~rtll '""' ~rm•ttooi .,, ~ wolilli '• · . !!'!<It . '7l'ii~ ~ 1"1 004• lotttn .1,. ~!llt..Ot. ' . •.. ; A:C:tno-~ iJAJ!. .Q DO ' K.• !,~ . l' J 'l'KXWBO ' l'.. ' 1<~ ~~~ hlou. \ liPYo tro Oflf'li . ' . IIO" WJ•o rt lfw·•,C ~ C W L IlK 8 0 • ' ,,_ .I,..I.ULK . ::~~:l~n~=-~ . Attend Meeting On Stewardship nt. .,. Gu- ...,..., Harle-Y, c:halrman ot the ' " ' j, f" . . I . .. (. . .. .. . . . . . . . . . CanynlrM i>iilled obove ad\1 Luellle tlOldle Bo1'1t·bUI; !Wlene Eftiina Adams, K*thryn . :iiarlba Gilmore, lrino o.ollrla Fralor. OilY-• . We've . improved Our , Baler .{ . · .. ., .. -ond- · De~reclsed The ··. Pri~:e! ·' · SIE . The- NEW SUPER . . ... .. . ' ' .. ·. I . ' ' amt Jii<ob -··1»1<11. . t •) . ' •. ' . . ~~~j{OA.NO~:E · BALERS 1. -. -· ... . DIS l • .. ' YAT • . , Tho Rev. Howor4 lluppol1, Plio tor ol tbe Flrot Preobytorlon CIIU!"'l, Middleport; M)-1. . ' Ill Alll"sth~ Mils ~w ln ae rv· E~ Robltl'!! Ollar- tnt'• · e""llil Vra., · in - Another Farm Bureau·-Fint .We've. .Done MR Su• Lehew entertalfted 01J>l>loy00; or lh4 ltlollla Otnorol 31 . .c\ V. J, . TSUCH·- . ery, Mrs. Harold EppleY'. 32. ChtHahtd. animal beet growth · 1.., 8:30 Hiehw~y Patrol 21. ICxprtllftd 31. Drltd fi'UI 3l. MUIIC lhO Doily Recesses ME!etings when Mra. DenV6r Rlee entertained her Canasta ClUb Thunday. Pri ze ~ were won by Mn. Randolph Hum ~ pJuw!l, Mr~. Paul 'Miei:lis, Mrll. A. I. Strau.u and Mn Sluon. SQJe)t wtl'e Sti'Yed by the hOI- ~w_:IT: iqnc 22. EnNotUrtl ~ 30.Qa1:ur n. Pott r:,C<l n u ~ weatherman · Mra. Ralpb ·Siason .waa 4 guelt · m~rl'! LJfiiC\IIT r' Domin·'""="' s.:In .:J r. IJr • ··~ r- ~ f·l ~-; "; ~n :' OIIJ!P.lt Vitalllf 10 II, OOolot Prizes Awarded At ClubrMeet:ing lol i; Uffi O II . :Or;H~O 1m : · ::1 : ~~:l l':'; ~r~ to~t SO. 8h'<t town : J~r;:, ~:l ~~ d(·;£.,r~t l.~!'f ': ir-l im C~ !Cr.' [ i vice Homp• 11. Public f!:n ~·] .m ~ : 55 hay from aJfaJfa mixtureS' th1' Jlr'st • I Shakespe~re C!ub 'Z' I:J1Wl I'4 IJ f~ r.l(..'H!I JriJ de· to. f'j(;.l m~r:1 Af:.IUI!HJ fr~ud 11. Booth I ; H.,l ~r.'D I:HJ I· lll r-1 If, Scai.. ba~on U . Throw 16. Hawk parrot .. . ' 11;10 .-. m~ 3:30 Ed~~ 9! Night 4.:0Q Th~ E"iltly Show 15:30 Your Esso, Reporter ~ : 46 Sports Parade \ .. ·.r . ',.' • '"*- ·~ . . ,.r ' ' . . . •, . I �• ' .._:..Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.J.fiddleport, 0 ., May 17, 1957 TODAY. . rou CAl ---··- .. .. ( ' ' \'1 , / ( ' ....- - -- · .. , , 'ft1 ...... . ~ ... ·- i.,. and Mra. Terry Galla1her, Ill'. u4 Mra. Cjltrlea yrom111, Nf, _,.,., ~·• and ~ ~~~~ Jtlooa. ~..:...~~...,.:.. wrrr SPORTS DESK, MA . lliAI)Y ,OA INII , ll!r,. ol<lt ll)<o cQridu~te4 an lnat.U.tloo ~ave the offi~ and duUe1 and pted~:e thew EVERYTHING liitanee to Ann val , TO MAKE I rou HAPRrt I MOTOROLA · EXCLUSIVESI ~ D4fici ·us·Ftol.l ' PfeRty of YarJ"Y '(Qurttous Service All Prk•• . ond ' $ill.. CLEI.ANPS APPLIAH¢E W. IIIUI 111. PIJone %to Poni,roy, Oblo LAST ~ · DAYS OF KARR and VAN lANDT'S SENSATIONAL " .y Fll'D DOWJI lJnltod ,,.., llltrtt W!lt.r lt's 1 ~lug~r·, ;.:era. nbut tho~ lon~~~fl~l!J¥ J!lt~hers have their 88)ALE more featJ like those of Thuraday will have the hitters asking wbo U>e rabbit oet ol t_he lively TO I)P.N IRAtjCH sity wi.ll 195. BUICK ... .. ... ...... ..... .. ... $1088 Roadmaster 4 dr. Fully Powered, Dynaflow, Radio, Heater, Tinted !lass, saat covers - Low Mileage. ' 1 1950 BUICK ·.. .. .... · .... ·.. · · .. .. · $a88. . Ml'fROP(j)LITAH M.Aiti~E SAUS ' • ,IN W. ~in It; Po-roy '' '""~~"· N'M I ·' 1951 CADIUAC .. .. · · .. · .. · ...... · ·, $1888 5 Pan. Cpe. Llto Gray ftnloh, looka like now,.- Fully oqulppod Hardtop Style. . 1952 CADILLAC .•,..... ·•·· ...... · .. · -$1488 .' ' N. ind Ave. elan, Hydramatie, Rtdlo, Heater. t;QBYIII.JU'tYIIOVll1l ·--~!JerMIS, N. ~Ave. MAlTIN . RESTAURANT N. ~ild . A\'e. ·~!fdleport ' FRIDAY and SATURDAY ( .. ~ H~ater. Low miles, Power steering IIJ!d Power Btakes. \ -Dealer ' • ' ...... $1495 ~YL*"'tt~M!.· ' 1 '' • - " - $1315· ' .t ' ,. . - - .. .114t$·.. ' 1949 PONTIAC .. · · .... ·: · · · · .. · .. · ·· · $18a " I . ' ' Willie waJI tlrtl, Mealer, ' ' In One Of ,.. 1 1953 PONTIAC .... .. · ............. · .. · $888 2 dr. Sedan. 0111 l..,.l ownor, clean u . a pin , ·~ Uihl 1 o,...n lin· , .. 1949 CADILLAC · ... . · .. ........ · · ·'·.. $418 Sedanette 2 dr. Blaek flnlah, look4 like new. Hydramttlc, Radio, Heater, seat eoven. ,. 1949 •cuRY .. .......... ·.. ••.. •.. · $61 Con•erllble Coupe. n•a a real Bar1aln. The IW.t one here Jilt 11. 1950 OLDSMOBIU .... , ..... ·.... :... ,181 Deluae P(lwerful 4 Cycle Motors 18 in. Cut, Large Rubber Tires ea. 4 dr., .H!rdramatlc, Radio, Heater, Llrbt Blue finlah. 1953 CHRYSLER ...... •.. .. .... ·· .. · $te8 New Yorker, 1)11., 4 dr. Power Steerlnl, l'owOrnite, ~dlo, , Jioat~· Heaven If Jluo 'ftnlah. ' $59.95 , 1951 CADILLAC ·· ':' · ·· ··· · · · ··· · · ·", $1ft88 4 dr. Sedon. Bla BeouUIIII Bl.-11, HydrampU0 l)rl"" Radilo"d Heater. All eonY~Jalenee t~~ 1t54 OLDSM~BILE ' 1\• ......... ........ $1718 1950 ~· PGDOI ........ _.......... ,.. :. .. 'ower Mowen U~ ·to ., SUP!Jf 88 Holldo,. Cpo., Ill& Hottel! numbtr on the lot Poww ~ lr¥drilm'!f.l0, Radio, Heater, Populor Gre!R II Whjte .aardtop. ' G~p"te Line , of. 1 $11 $1N ' ... , ft;r logs .....~.. ··•... ' ....... ' .. . ' ...... .. .• rCoroaet D Pua., IJJ!lt Green, ll>dlo, Hooter, left . Co- A 1004 buJ. 1947, INTERNATIONAL .... · ......... $188 loa Pl et\U! Tl'uek, lluno lood. Lookt •••d. -\ I<R tl aOocl lllt111 _ •~ne. , . . · •. ~ ..,. 1 CQnvenient Moore'$ au!;y, ' ..Van' · Z•-.cft·\ . . . M 'O PHONI.k·j o · 388-Y M ' ·~·~ .. , ·• .• . ' ' llt.IAt-Ajt ' ·~\. ... ' • '' . ·~ ' .... - '119.5.,_ Chieftain 8 - I dr. Dark men. Hydramatle, Radlp, Hoater. l"olr llraa. A food llrvictable car. ' ' llll,ltaadarc! fhlft~ .tl(lt. ' · ~:. · ' 'Cull Bmr, Owner ' Middleport · of Ton , Women 1954 BUICK ·· .. ·.. · .. ·.. · .. ...... · '·~ $1318 .phere. You•)t find them au· when you dine here. ' FOR Men MOTOI (O., . 1956-- FORD VS Fairlane Tu,or • .. • • • • .. ~1:a95 H-:R Fl la Cepfer A pleaiiJ!,t, rtlllled alm9- '' \ • dr. Sedan two tone Blue, Po'f'Or Steerlnl, ll'hlle walla. Tinted Stat Covera. ~ ~- - • Fordomatle, .l\p41q, SMITJf· Roadmuter 2 dra LiJht Blue, Dynaflow, RadJo, Heater. Good Tires. Sound Motor. .. Dy~aflow, .6 11!\l SJRVICE Summer· $1ac!JI ·· $4-9$ to $J0.91 tinted ' ' LARGe SEUC:TION. WA$H o!lll WEAR 1954 CADILLAC .. .. .... · .. · .. .. · .. · $2$88 -4 dr. Sedan, the finest money can buy, fully powered Rlau, Radio,.tje~te~J.Wblte wal111, aeat coven. IAV.i!IS.CRAPT a lbrancl1 at Mar· foJI, tln.s Ferry ,,.' .•.. - ····· .~., 1'957 ·FORD VB foirlane Victoria - - • • • $2895 Como jn ln,d $H lho Now ATHlilNS, 0 . UP- Qhlo Unlve·,. day! If< White, ( ,. dafl 1nd night&, too. And 1 f~ Come ln. don't ml" the lUlie everyone's been talking about. Sale end• Saturday. Prlees reduced sqbstanttally. We've been •eiUog a lot of uro aud many more of these Btll'plns wtll 10 by Saturday, Don't 'Walt, CoQie In To· 2 dr. Sedan, two tone Red .. ................. .,............;.................. ., �• ' .._:..Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.J.fiddleport, 0 ., May 17, 1957 TODAY. . rou CAl ---··- .. .. ( ' ' \'1 , / ( ' ....- - -- · .. , , 'ft1 ...... . ~ ... ·- i.,. and Mra. Terry Galla1her, Ill'. u4 Mra. Cjltrlea yrom111, Nf, _,.,., ~·• and ~ ~~~~ Jtlooa. ~..:...~~...,.:.. wrrr SPORTS DESK, MA . lliAI)Y ,OA INII , ll!r,. ol<lt ll)<o cQridu~te4 an lnat.U.tloo ~ave the offi~ and duUe1 and pted~:e thew EVERYTHING liitanee to Ann val , TO MAKE I rou HAPRrt I MOTOROLA · EXCLUSIVESI ~ D4fici ·us·Ftol.l ' PfeRty of YarJ"Y '(Qurttous Service All Prk•• . ond ' $ill.. CLEI.ANPS APPLIAH¢E W. IIIUI 111. PIJone %to Poni,roy, Oblo LAST ~ · DAYS OF KARR and VAN lANDT'S SENSATIONAL " .y Fll'D DOWJI lJnltod ,,.., llltrtt W!lt.r lt's 1 ~lug~r·, ;.:era. nbut tho~ lon~~~fl~l!J¥ J!lt~hers have their 88)ALE more featJ like those of Thuraday will have the hitters asking wbo U>e rabbit oet ol t_he lively TO I)P.N IRAtjCH sity wi.ll 195. BUICK ... .. ... ...... ..... .. ... $1088 Roadmaster 4 dr. Fully Powered, Dynaflow, Radio, Heater, Tinted !lass, saat covers - Low Mileage. ' 1 1950 BUICK ·.. .. .... · .... ·.. · · .. .. · $a88. . Ml'fROP(j)LITAH M.Aiti~E SAUS ' • ,IN W. ~in It; Po-roy '' '""~~"· N'M I ·' 1951 CADIUAC .. .. · · .. · .. · ...... · ·, $1888 5 Pan. Cpe. Llto Gray ftnloh, looka like now,.- Fully oqulppod Hardtop Style. . 1952 CADILLAC .•,..... ·•·· ...... · .. · -$1488 .' ' N. ind Ave. elan, Hydramatie, Rtdlo, Heater. t;QBYIII.JU'tYIIOVll1l ·--~!JerMIS, N. ~Ave. MAlTIN . RESTAURANT N. ~ild . A\'e. ·~!fdleport ' FRIDAY and SATURDAY ( .. ~ H~ater. Low miles, Power steering IIJ!d Power Btakes. \ -Dealer ' • ' ...... $1495 ~YL*"'tt~M!.· ' 1 '' • - " - $1315· ' .t ' ,. . - - .. .114t$·.. ' 1949 PONTIAC .. · · .... ·: · · · · .. · .. · ·· · $18a " I . ' ' Willie waJI tlrtl, Mealer, ' ' In One Of ,.. 1 1953 PONTIAC .... .. · ............. · .. · $888 2 dr. Sedan. 0111 l..,.l ownor, clean u . a pin , ·~ Uihl 1 o,...n lin· , .. 1949 CADILLAC · ... . · .. ........ · · ·'·.. $418 Sedanette 2 dr. Blaek flnlah, look4 like new. Hydramttlc, Radio, Heater, seat eoven. ,. 1949 •cuRY .. .......... ·.. ••.. •.. · $61 Con•erllble Coupe. n•a a real Bar1aln. The IW.t one here Jilt 11. 1950 OLDSMOBIU .... , ..... ·.... :... ,181 Deluae P(lwerful 4 Cycle Motors 18 in. Cut, Large Rubber Tires ea. 4 dr., .H!rdramatlc, Radio, Heater, Llrbt Blue finlah. 1953 CHRYSLER ...... •.. .. .... ·· .. · $te8 New Yorker, 1)11., 4 dr. Power Steerlnl, l'owOrnite, ~dlo, , Jioat~· Heaven If Jluo 'ftnlah. ' $59.95 , 1951 CADILLAC ·· ':' · ·· ··· · · · ··· · · ·", $1ft88 4 dr. Sedon. Bla BeouUIIII Bl.-11, HydrampU0 l)rl"" Radilo"d Heater. All eonY~Jalenee t~~ 1t54 OLDSM~BILE ' 1\• ......... ........ $1718 1950 ~· PGDOI ........ _.......... ,.. :. .. 'ower Mowen U~ ·to ., SUP!Jf 88 Holldo,. Cpo., Ill& Hottel! numbtr on the lot Poww ~ lr¥drilm'!f.l0, Radio, Heater, Populor Gre!R II Whjte .aardtop. ' G~p"te Line , of. 1 $11 $1N ' ... , ft;r logs .....~.. ··•... ' ....... ' .. . ' ...... .. .• rCoroaet D Pua., IJJ!lt Green, ll>dlo, Hooter, left . Co- A 1004 buJ. 1947, INTERNATIONAL .... · ......... $188 loa Pl et\U! Tl'uek, lluno lood. Lookt •••d. -\ I<R tl aOocl lllt111 _ •~ne. , . . · •. ~ ..,. 1 CQnvenient Moore'$ au!;y, ' ..Van' · Z•-.cft·\ . . . M 'O PHONI.k·j o · 388-Y M ' ·~·~ .. , ·• .• . ' ' llt.IAt-Ajt ' ·~\. ... ' • '' . ·~ ' .... - '119.5.,_ Chieftain 8 - I dr. Dark men. Hydramatle, Radlp, Hoater. l"olr llraa. A food llrvictable car. ' ' llll,ltaadarc! fhlft~ .tl(lt. ' · ~:. · ' 'Cull Bmr, Owner ' Middleport · of Ton , Women 1954 BUICK ·· .. ·.. · .. ·.. · .. ...... · '·~ $1318 .phere. You•)t find them au· when you dine here. ' FOR Men MOTOI (O., . 1956-- FORD VS Fairlane Tu,or • .. • • • • .. ~1:a95 H-:R Fl la Cepfer A pleaiiJ!,t, rtlllled alm9- '' \ • dr. Sedan two tone Blue, Po'f'Or Steerlnl, ll'hlle walla. Tinted Stat Covera. ~ ~- - • Fordomatle, .l\p41q, SMITJf· Roadmuter 2 dra LiJht Blue, Dynaflow, RadJo, Heater. Good Tires. Sound Motor. .. Dy~aflow, .6 11!\l SJRVICE Summer· $1ac!JI ·· $4-9$ to $J0.91 tinted ' ' LARGe SEUC:TION. WA$H o!lll WEAR 1954 CADILLAC .. .. .... · .. · .. .. · .. · $2$88 -4 dr. Sedan, the finest money can buy, fully powered Rlau, Radio,.tje~te~J.Wblte wal111, aeat coven. IAV.i!IS.CRAPT a lbrancl1 at Mar· foJI, tln.s Ferry ,,.' .•.. - ····· .~., 1'957 ·FORD VB foirlane Victoria - - • • • $2895 Como jn ln,d $H lho Now ATHlilNS, 0 . UP- Qhlo Unlve·,. day! If< White, ( ,. dafl 1nd night&, too. And 1 f~ Come ln. don't ml" the lUlie everyone's been talking about. Sale end• Saturday. Prlees reduced sqbstanttally. We've been •eiUog a lot of uro aud many more of these Btll'plns wtll 10 by Saturday, Don't 'Walt, CoQie In To· 2 dr. Sedan, two tone Red .. ................. .,............;.................. ., �' .,_..,...,."'Il' _ •.,,.. ;,."... ·r .... • v .. - • '. I I j(qrrs Entertain Town Officipls After · Han dl•lfta ,.:~ HaII 10 Years ServiCe \,.! WE BUY JTIIUCT\IItAL l BIAlAS' ICIIA, lRDN- MITAU OHIO VALLEY .JUNK CO. -·10 ' Attorney NOTICE OP APPOINTMI,NT fixture& and things ·neeeasary or E•tat• of Gr•~• Downlnt -....... convenjent , therefor , and 11so a (D), lG, J7, 24, 31; (6) 7, $to. No Uoo is hereby given that Rod- rltht of way over, acro111 and up' · ney Downing wboae Pos~ Office on. • 'road runn tng alon• the We&'tLICENSE ISSUED Address is North Second Street, erly side thereof u deaaibed ln license has been A Middleport, Ohio has. been duly the deed hereinafter Teferred to. appointed Executor of the Estate And being the same property of Grace Downing, deccaesed, late (Onveyed by the Rbse Hill \ Cqal ot Meigs County, Ohio. , CO,mpany to Farmer• F.eed aad Dated tbis 26 day of ,April, lH7. Supply, IDC., by deed dated June John C. Bacon ·~ 22, 19S1, itnd recorded In Book Judge of the Probate Court 173, .at- Page 295 ,of Deed .Record1 Meigs Counlt, Ohlo of Meigs County, Ohio. , (5) 3, 10, 17, 3te ' ' Said premise11 appraised at $10,· 000.00' and cannot be sold for leiS LEGAL NDTICI than % of appraisement. Robert C. Hartenbac:b For Salt, 41 acre farm, IC?Oil house on small str~:~am, The Van (She•ifl) • Halliday &. SHeets Meter property in Sutton Town· ship, wUl .be sold In the f' ft~ce of O'Brien. and O'Brien, Attorney& at Law, 100~ Court Street, Pomeroy, THERE Ohio, at· 10:00 A. M., Saturday, May 25. Must be sold for P')t les11 than the appraised value of $900.00 Sale subjeet to approval of court. J . 8 . OBrien. Admlnist.rator of Amelia Van Meter estate O'BRIEN and O'BRIEN Attorney• At Law ' (~) 16, 17, 18 31c f • r are uldna ' PIID CfJH DUliNG GlOWING PlliOV ,• , , , , Yes, pvllolo .,.,. prod.,..<f"" tbt '; P~OVICO RESEAROI FARMS for'iin "'ierogo 72C '· The Boler •With people the up-keep of St. 1obn Cemeu~ey send their don&tlona to Thelma A: Grueser. Treaa., 103 Ch111rry Sl, Pomeroy . IJ 17 3tc ' A Future Instead food coli of 72c lboiod "" rotoll i>rklt) :when led with 20% PROVICO GROWER Fulton \ ICE CREAM SOCIAL, Raelne Le· glon Hoi!. Mor 18, & II Btp ' ' ' Thompson PROVICO MILLING c; TRACTOR SALES FEED CO. Pomeroy Phone 419 ~--------­ lUnday u ening terviee• 1:30 p. m. nOw If Bailey Run Church with the Rev. Tom HJ.a:JIOII, 0 10 Jtp wt\ol. QatJ. J J • ·~ NOVICQ GIIOWING M.uH ', • • • tile fCONOM'I ~ACICAM. ' Dl4 &lp • - Rl. 124, Mlners~e, .•' ,,. 0. ' ....' .~-::---:- ---:-- (2) Card ofThonks ¥t· Servicemen ,&aders:Quickiy Identify flardy Farm Photo . .,1~:, C~rr~ _J~y 11nd Aif ~~r.~~· .,, fl Lane Cedar Cbettl - LAU Window. Fan•FriJidal,re Refriseraton. Iaker t'urnltwr•, MlckU•port, Ohl• 4 29 tf (17) HelpWanted . MAN (8) AutoSoles 1'iM Buick V8 Super 4 dr. "Hard Top'', ,2,'781'-00. Power 1teerinp: and brakea, dark blue wllh tlhlte trim, careful ownet Blaettnlf-., Pomeroy. ~UI-8tc • 1, 1· ··-+JD&e Old•. 2 d~. "dard Top". SEVEN ROOM HOUR. ii" ·Vine ,2,&911.00. Power atl!erlng and St., Mlddlepor~ ~00. p, brake., ndao, heater, low mlit· WOMAN bet~ 80 tnd 10 rea~' of •&e to opeilte Bill Game at Lottridre. 1 a 12\p a1e. Blutt.nar'a, Pomeroy. !). '. 6-ItH~ Balley'o JMo,," 11-ltlllP MO'r&L with froJtij~ on 1\wo l958 Bulrt VB Century 2 dr. Men needed to help lab cate heovlly troveled bl!IAW,YI, 10 ,...,llo "Hard Top". t2.1DII.OO. Dynn· of our expt~MIOn propam. with 1ar11et, rut.ur~nt, N It• n~ drJvt, low mllcaae, one A1e1 28 to eo with rar, neat cenae, modern in eve,D' reapeet, eneful owner. Blaeunar'a. Ponl appeannce. avod .m•raater. If lor invutm.ent puip(l• Dr 1 eroy. &-Ut-8~ your prf/Hnt eamhtp are · not pi'Ofltobte laveoll,~ tbls. Purl II'. Patktr, ·Ap.-L enou&h fGr Jll'lldt day 11Ylnc I!IN Buick v·-B-cl!peo :-.,.,,.,.t..,4"'d"'r.-=sod'" ln book. J87,' a Pa1e 161, of the Pomeroy phone 1101. ~I D, CG~h, wh)' not let me 4*'1te to 11.11110.00, "A lll"k Beoucy•· NOTICI IJP APPOINTMINT Deed Rtc<>rds oUI1l11· County, 0 .. your h0111e •ftd. dJRUJa the Mendor, Sr., Real.,., extra 100d WIW Urea, .Oy~u.· llta .. ef· . .lullt L. s,rr,..,. thenee Weat 881 feet.; tMnce North poJilblUUto of' beltfrint your now~ t8iaett.nar'l, J'omeroy. · 'lloconH · lllfJ W01t 18 {otll to tho Southeast aelf. lntenlew In Ute pretence 6-ltHtc. . Not.lce II hereby liven that c(!~U ~of Ro~~ Arln. 0,.87 acre lot Coulllf, 1113 •~no at wUe prtferrtd. Pot J050 PI)'JDOUth VI Belvedere 4 Hl~~w,:~~~·~looe \0 •I~ Audtey Koehl" wbo•e Po•t Offlee on. tOp of a r~k cliff, therice S. manent hlJh et.rnil\1 · p(!•itior. dr. Stdan. 11.eee.oo. Automall ~ oe Ullob\t, 8 addr.., '4 Coolville, Ohio, Route 3 6'7. de(.' Wfol l4d ·fttl to the East lor, mep who . quallfJ, 'Wrll• 1 ablft. apotln~ lllllde and tut room 8 taom tenant hal been d~.tly •ppolaled Admlni ... side 1·or .State-_ '-•ute N,_o. 1~, 20 when t can '" J'OU to BOw "' lllaettnlr'.a. Pomeroy. &-1&-etc ho~;~•e, aheda, crlbl, tratrlz of t~ eatate or Suaie L. teet frcm. .tA(I: center thereof and MIJ.A, The D•IIJ Stnllnel, other outbulldlna•. larae barn,. Spriqer, .cJ,aeeaeled, late or oro: runnln& Pat::in't l ~nd 25 feet North ' 11-11·81< · 18&8 PoriUac 8 t!YI. " dr. Olx Se· · Pomeroy. ltancblona, plenty mow rOom, an1e TOWftlhlp, Mela• ~ount)", of a l)rle)l: .stllife butldina; thence , dan. SIIJ$.00. Hydramatlc drive approximately 8,000 balea lllf Ohio. ' ' Soutll U dot: 411' Eost 1311 feel ! ' orll!nol bluo ftnloh, ,..uy topo IGe8 with pla1e and all ileeded Doted thla $01b d11 of AprU1 • olo~ii'lhe Ellllllde of Slate Ro•te !' for Jnodel. Blaettn11r'a, Pomr· and arowina cropa, milk hOuae, Um. No. Uf;,thence NOrtb '&7 deg. 15' roy. IHfl.tllt A 1rade A dairy set·up, pleoty John C. Bacon Eaat «,JJ teet runnlna tbrouah a watet, farm pond, mineral JudJct of the Probate Court point tO feel NOrt.,rly of a. mijie rlthtl. Thit 11 ont of Mela• MelJs·Count)', Ohio ·openln1 ; thfJb'e , ~th 2t8 feet·~~o ' Oounty'a blab p~ductlve l•rm•. <fi) S, 10, 17, 3te the pllce of beatnnlnl. oonlalnlne Pearl F. Parker, Aae~t, Pomeroy 3.06 acrea: ezeeptini and reeervphone 201. Earl D. tJendor, Sr., '~ Ploont ~our · Nipt IIOJ POm IOND 1n1 1o tho ROle lllll Colli .c?!~~·~r ,as'/, Phoao Realtor, Neltonvllle. I 17 2\c Ray Haaklnl Jr.. poated. $20 111 auecHaors and aadan,;, 001101: • PLYXOVI'll eull bond in \be court of M~ oil And o.tber Jrilaeral .. •mcle1jj~,· ·1111 E. F. Robilwoo 'lliiW'Idoy nlihi· lyliti lito ooll , wllb the rllht ..;:.:::=-·--.-~ - . ufter beiDa .Marted with apeed · enttr on aata' Premt~eli._P~'~~, tne st 71 111ilu por hoi" on R•; 1elplore ,and <Ifill for, 1 by the St.te Patrol. '-.He ta tfll excavate ap.peu S&\urcta,y nlib\ at U ' :' with •11 ·· . Ao~\'11, . 1~ . W.,.11'J'JP,.,.Inlflt'il\ld eorn ~· clock In ccjllo'j, _ . er to run te" an ntw 1 and tabulou• 1111 weeit Jdlltr. lull plek up lht Ollt,.l<ll « .The Dally Sentinel ofrk!e. No ehup ind no ob111atlon. Qomplet.e lnlltrue.l · 1!0111. . 8 IT 3tp ~ 'T '0 MII!l,,S 'GENIRAL HDSPnAL Fai'I'Mr& FHCI & SupPly, Inc., lite. Caso No. 12,316 In ·punua'nce of an order of r~ale of real estate in the above entltle"acUon to me directed as Sheriff of Meigs co:-;- 1 will oUer f\lr public auction at door of Court Houte, Pomeroy, Ohio, Ln the abovt nam· ed county 1on Monday, June 10, 18:57, at 10:00 a. m. the following described real estate, situated in County of.-M.etgs, 1tate of Ohio, Townahlp of Sutton, to·wit: The followhi'g described prem· ltea, 11Ltuated in the Township of Sutton, County of Melei, and State · of Obio: The fOllowing real eatate · in 160 ac:re'Lot No. 1223. ln Sutton TownahlP 1 M'el11 county, Ohio, ·and bounded llul.descnbed as fol· lows; lleatnr.Jnj North 911 .$ feet and Wiat 3-lO 'feet from the Southwest corner of Section No 31, on tlte Nort~ ll~e oJ 1 rn acre t~aet now or form·erlf owned bY tb.e · Role Hill Cllia;J Comp111ny described In deed to It ,from PJttaburg:l\ Con· soU dation Coal Company, 'dated November 10 ~~ao. and reeorded Heedquarters for 1 bull..,, • au -.oo, · opproxhnoii)J SHr!n.. 11 $215. Alao ·Jell ' II PI' recorder, ...tonlaet RIJnMnd J1'1elda, TUrner !lti(J New Haven, Va, 1153to ---- w. EJQ>EIUENCIW $orvlee a,:.ton II· lendcui~ "'lion, lilflbll ,of •111•1 Ba\1'1', -mlallonj · rroup lnau,aneo, . l\OlliY to lui 88llolt, e/o '1'1111 6oUr Sen· Pomeroy. ·ll lt ate lo Box :REf~I<;ERArois tTELEVISION ~ ,, ~ ' 111ed taro, ,~•4 . tb, \ ---- M.Y KEEP DEER COLUMBUS •UP-Gov. C. Wit· Q'Neill today · sign~ lnlo · bill to penn-it a ~otist to th'e carcoo-s of a deer' tm 1<1 • by car. The mGtorist 'first mu:st notify a game warden Of the &ecident. .' ~ oimply .,., .,, ... Como ·1• tod•J'I and aee theoe oensodo!UI) b~Y!' . ' you'D &nd ooi Ideal you. . '1'' ' bi/c;t,/t-h ~~/!f!f!firJI -. ' 1950 Ford Ur... · ,. ·· ,·.. · $195 · 1955 Plymouth .. ·:: · :. ~ < $1,~9$·1. , .t--V8 Belvedere f\ clr, l!edb. SpoU.sa.t~lde .~ :; 1950·PontlacDix.2dr. , ..:: $19.J~ .out.Aulomatieilllft. · .· • . . ":• / · ' . · . 1955 BUick V8 · ·· ··: ·::.. 12 195 :. 1950 Bull:"' ' ' .. As low as $295 C.ni)U'r ~. dr, ;,Hlll<l Top''· :·nlie~ lo llj: lx'lf!l " CboJee of aeveil fine~· r~~l~~~~ow drl~. ~' PI~~~· .'~.:·. '•,. 19511uiclls .... As low is $495 l955Fonl·va ···· :' · 1·> $'1.·,st,I"'It/·,··,· Five gOod bun walll.nl 10. yoCL _ / Custom 2 dr. SeC!ail,,J!leeptlonal in tivery ~;,. ·· NANCY . 1951 Stud.-er ·........ · $1'5 J956 OltlsmOiil.... -· · '~ · $2A95 ,·"··. -..; Champion' dr. Sedon, , 4 dr, .Sedoii/Hydrlllll&IU' mlve. Leas than ·1t,ll9tr: 1951 Ford $495 · mlleo, Drive this "88" foc:kot \)! · '•· <- ·· Cholceollwo. S ·.~""" ":~ "'.' .· .1956 ow~-.n. :'," '"' '.;$f~tt . •.. 952. Che.:.w.let ......·...... , ..ctrt55 2 . ilr: '!llord rop," . runy ~alpped wlth »o¥illl, , ', ~· v ~· · Jteertn_c, br1tea, r•di~ ·beater etc. Ww rnQ;Ii~' ·~"" , '. On~.caref~ gwner.JNew Buick ~rade..-Ut. Dlx: 1 dr. Sedan. ~,"!f,l ,~,~~·:; ~;>' 195Uhrysler . · .... · · ·, ... : $595 I955JMdi~le ' .... ·' ·· $2,. _9 f· : sedln 4 c1r , '· _,. .,. ' · 2,dr. ~·Hard' ToDt'. one earefdllocal ownert_New Bulc:k ttade-tn. Sho'*' the beat' of care. · ; ' ; \ , .. 11~2 Dodge ·_ .. ·.. ··· ·:···:,$3'5 , 1956·...,icl va :..~ ~.. .... CU.tom a dr. ~an. . . ' .. , ~ s~ • dr, "Hird T~". . - a . ,, .. " •...,,.... •$555 :1nl SPi>llel•· d"~ blue with ' 1952 Ply . ,1< brokea N, w· Qne 1 ·, ~on 21dr9.5!),31•~.:.. . " ' '.' ...:.' ~.. ; $...9~ ' 1~5S FOriY8 ':-:·;: ".:;. :rql, ' rvBIIVIi ch\ mx: SOd.,_ Roa~lopa for;,~h.ot Hy-atlc cldve. Spatleu orll!nal blue,.,... ForScle · · NEW ItAY BASE . VIOLIN, tOtt of IOpnotth Thl'o right I 'I1Ve've blown prices aky biah .•• and every car we have it a bargain. Tre111et1doua new-car yoJwoe .hal sivta 111 • bi, ·atoclr. 1"'' _.:r. AdrriissionS: Cecil See, Middleport; Ver.gie Hobstetter, POine~y 'lind .M'rs. Joyce Lemley Chesblr~ Diseharged: Micha;u.._T&e~ oC Racine. Birth : Mr. .and Mrs. Lem_ley, a daUghter. ', NIJi;.;IUe. . '{8bl Auto Services ; a:a IIAiWioslon oo.- M o.t l LIGAL NOTICE Sh•rlff'l Sal• of RNI Eltat. The StaN of Ohao, Meitl C.Unty (oMmff' Pl... Coyrt · R•lston PtrrlrM tomJNnv Sa~gonlte Luca:a1e - j\'; " ·~With .AP·5l Oftd • codnty~ri;;a meetifti;t Batd Knoba Freedom G011pel Mla1lon, ~ ' SundaY, May 10, on Baahan, Sllvemllle Rood. ~ : 00 p, m. Y I HayUner in donating: for d 8 C• 1 t· HEW 'HOLLAND :.TRUSTEES 'Gt 1 SEE THE !:' interested ;,t ~ Difference ;·'====~ :lpo Qn Her Btrthday IS A . chore• The Gn101• will obootv• • •• the !i•;t and ~lui, deJree If \he the M~hodl&l. Church with .th~ next meetinJ and' aD mtrnben are old~ ,tnd )'O~JOifJil Mother rt· urpd .to attend. ~ ' ceivin 1 otted fl.ower llr. tnd Mn. ~ad,.. art anTile Itolde~t 0\l))her Mra.• W. noundnt tb' birth a IOD at 1 f( Btlank a:nd ·the yoongeJt Wft.~ Meigj Q'oera.l H~~J.:.. M.';[ 8th. 1 Mn Mauarel West ThC! Abl~J live In ~ W ~v Flo d Work~an and (!ao Earl,. Rou• ll wMJ IUe ' or nor fl w- H' ' ' • h .BIG ,, Dally Sentinel, Pomet'O)'·Ic!Jddleport. 0, May lT, 19117-7 Ople Smit . ' "' l Mothers~-;;: ~·:.m:~,ve.; 'w. ICOIIOMY • • I ~!. ·"w!~~~ ';JL~ I 1 ...- .• I Issued tnrouth Court to Jame,!i Fife, ta; , Ardmore, Okla., ,USAF, A.Jrmih ' m and Janice Elaine Webb, ' 1•1, Letart, Falls. LETAftT ., -._ and Mrs. c . R. Kart S1' S~rect For~man. l.ewhJ Us .and .the Middleport Vl l· hts; men , Dtv1d Oller, Stycn; laP, a.U~l.a. :Poace, Firemen 1 Fire men . DaVId Ohllnter. c~icf. $treet Df!PI.IiroeM ~mployeP..i Tom 'Mills:, Donald Mtua, Ru~5ell .and -press repreM!ntatl~el!l at a 'hlt3, How.:~r •' DaiJ ey. Robert t nj, dinner at die F1remen's Ha.1 1 ~ r. Raymond Russell , o. E M'c· T·hurslt'ily everring. Kinley, Sldm•y T.· RW~aell, a Jl' Mr: ind MrS. IJ(ar,r Are plllnr.- Parrn.alf'e, Gerald Anthony, Ja ~k ghler Mttr)~ were gue'!'b of t'fono r Tburld.ay 6tenlnt yljl'J1::1~: rt iJUI: t1o lt•.ave the gpartmenl ove .· IJ~e-htel. John Vroman, Haro .o 1 111 3 blr1hday dhmer held at the dln~er on the ~~~n~. I the Village Hall t hl.s SUII)MCT Jf Hmkle, 'f.hom.as Darlt . Raylho!ld \\'o rkmD.n b:ome SundliY AM.en 't were Mr!:ft o.s~! ..le II, : · :nd ter 4vlng t·here ffir 10 years nmt Kloei; t:ounc1lme n Wayn~ G11l , I=> we~:e Mr and Mrs. Ralph Mrs. HerU'II'rt ....,., r. ~ n. they planned the dinner for lh • bons. Erne~t covert, David Jen· 1 ~orlunan . am\ dau~hter Paula Roy Bue~ ~~~ =h= 1p:e gt:oup as~ fare we.U porty. Mayor lrim11 , David c . Miller, J.. R. Wlle)· ; Sean of GaUipoUII, Ml't Wallac' Gro": an e o • ~ n ar Y C. 0 : Fl3he.r was ~okeflman fo•· P_rcses. ~rs 0. P. Klein and lfenr~· and daughter.; Patty anr• Ro~!.,· Lfth Chittenden Whee\·- the · guests .when, h,e ipf~e.nted 11. ·s. K s . Schaaf. P~m . Bladen, .o. ' .Mrs. Eddie in va., i• ~illtlnl W(!4)ll•in, gifts to ·thelr : hostess an d spoke Jo'ulb of CTown C1fy and krs. M~J tva Sayle. ~. · , of 'the work of . bhe ~nr b.mily Floyd W(lrkman. Mr. and Kri. €ban~ Sbeeta of 1 ' ., "the 'feltior,~ DW•[IIil•nt W ·M~. Bart Miller ,purom;ed the AIF Blue Lake vlolted roeentlr witb the CO~tpll~. , l~n Hayrhan property · m Syracut• Mrl. J. D. ~~· He rev1ewed H1e •work of Mr:-. and the ;Lige Shields ~y loMiu Sue AnD Bucl: of Apple t ~w:fto a~ers all call'S to 1 bt · 0n~re ;If~ 8 eat. Mr. Miller will move to the Grove i peot the- weet end With 1 ~ '.Mayor) off_i~ • .has i.'!h&r'e 'Of fire ' ; , s nte!d.!l' place soon. Mlss SiillY :Pearson ;~ and emergeney ep.lls 24 !boon a ! Rev. Clyde Gib&on, ot t-he ~B ' Mr. an·d Mu. U Miller, aceom· h day, seven -days a ·week, leeds · { Chureh bu moved from the ·Ltg.o panled tl\etr da111hter, Vfl. Ted ~·. the plolsohef.....and 'hM nev<:r The bir,thday of M'rs. D11e f Shields propertl to ~e residence Wildermuth 'as far as Cincinnati 1 '. ~en . ):I]Own .00. twn a nee«f per· Smith was observed when th ... ' of Mrs. Delphi• Oummitfi. . where Krt. Wildermuth left by ,~ ..away. wltl\out •Help.~ • Busy Bee sew~ng Circle of t~e ' ,Mnt. Elwood .Howard, Cbe_!ihtr. plane to viJit . her . bfotber, Mr. ~, :!?frs. ~ ~nde~ tc;. 'thC\ Feder;r:t-t:d Church met Thursilay 2t1d Mn. ·M~lVIn Hov.:.ard ~nd· Clarenee Miller, CqntcJIDet, rts. " ~. · · ·~rfbu.te, .)lY .~;~ft.'·M,n:M,: a.~d :saP at ~e- (hurcb (or an aU day ed the fune-ral of tlieir aunt, ~rs. )lr .aJ14 Mrs. IOimrBqrneU, Ur. \. /tllllt ''Wol!kl#j'' lOJ!• I~•r tijlt t~c ' q Uilling, , '· . Leatha Newson of Salyorsvllle, and MU, J,lal'l Ly,;l!b .-4 dautlhte• ' .... ':',._, ~ otf.I.C19ls,, ~remen aqd ,polie.e,'~"ll.a.«: , A ~ bittl:Jday ~~· was serv.:! d Ky., recently. . Cindy of Chl!lrlesto~ ,, aJf. Qon H. £"j ; '~ .ej 'P.~~ .~t1 "Of ·the,tr, hre· wi~b a pothiek "ll~nner at noon tc; Glf.t'&!B of Mr.s. .Erma •Wdsor. Powell and lriC!nd.' ,t!htrl. TllrUllh, J ! ·~' ·~:li!'' lfh~fll~t'~ t~tjl. ~~"'~ ~rj(iJI,y Mrs. smith!~ ~rs. R:oy Seyfried Sund~y .~ Mr. 1111d Mrs. Ch~. of Colunmbus , _... tpetb over ~; , OE;illh-1:: ~n,v ~o&t111'*''mi'd~ J~ the .M.rJ! bth() J,turray, m-.s. Lena: H'l· Burri ·or Plants and Mr. anJ the week end Of Mr; • • Mn. 1t ,,. \rUlazo 11•11' ~lllJ> till! 10' )'~ats ber ·~rs. William Baker, Mrs. - , Jam .. ):lunt ,nd dautlhten. B. Powell. ·· ,j < lbey'· hjlvti jiv¥ lli!'i,;~d !honk· Louts R!ihel, M.... C!at ence }~.,, . •Mu denerlll Hall, son John, Mr. and Mrs C~!J!Iea Hfall of · .t ed ~he CrouP fpr 'her gut. ;tar · Mrs. Grover EJ.lb MillS Ann WOodroW Rall and Mta. ~a Per- Loudonville yllttea 11 "helr h~me .. r ReV. Rotm..rt.' F . Styers. a 11ew otJ.st. · ·,. • · kins spent $u~ay wtt.ta . tlle for .. here reeeni)J . ~,.-, ' . employFe of ihlf1 " ViJlage. Street · Mii. -Cm'·\ Shieh:l 9 , Mrs. Norman ~r·s d&uPt~r. ~and Hr. 4n~ ~M~t s,ipzland 1(: Depart~ent, g-ave the blessinJ,: 00 Kloes, Mrs. Walter ~.- ~aer , Mi.::s William 11tihman of Ohley, W. so~, M~,!~d !ef 1cJi~tro~, .._. l.o.r t.h ~i'J!ner: Mr •..~K.rtr was- W 't:Mie Beeht, Mrs. ~rri e Gro~· Va. · - v_ialted ·.,~y · e 0 er • Mrs. S~ Hall Of P,IJt!'9.i, "!V p~nt:s, "'· an~~1i ~\tit:· ' " sisted ~y/her .aisteri.iO·Uw, Mt ~. sel- Mrs. ~da Mitch, ·M n. ciara Thelma- LyUe, Mrs. Sl~Jiey T. ~aefe-.r, Mrs. Amanda Kaspar, Va., is vi8Ctlni' her son 'W004riw Mrs: H. B. b I RUS!ll!ll. Mr.s. R,usseU Mills an t M:Ts.' w. L. Ka'U.tz, MillS Lena Hall and I family. . her sls'i,.¥r. £nd MI'Zi. lo n Bur· ;h er Krao.d!i•ughter Po!Jy Ann Grbeser and Rev. and Mrs. Witldo G\16ts Si!hday at the home t nell or a·lbt~ U~rt ... hlldren Bauer. . ,. ~ . . . Bartels: Mrs. Mel~~ Hyward wet'e •Mr. Mrs. l .1111 an':"' e n' Arr4nQements of sprf.ug dli.O.w- · Rev. Loui:9 G. Weber .,or Som :ind Mrs. U(l)'d Hughes and ..da ~ Bary, Gary, Denny and Brekf~:' ers. :were 'used on -the t:fbles .and -1nauck, m ., visiled briJfly with ghters f Huntington, Mr. and1 of ~~:ld'~~.TJ;1· ~nd 'y~· the menu Included tomatq ju~ce , the group. Mrs. D~n Fife of Mld~lePQrt. ~n H a · 11. • • baked dli-cken, notuUes, maahc ~ Mr. and Ml'.i. Elwood llowatd of omu ayma -lmm~ tfl.ym•n potatoes.. baked ·bGwhs, (!ole slaw, Cheshire, Mr. and Mn. HertfY relish platti:c~. ir'Olls and jelly, lcetl WEBER SIGNS Howail~ or SalYersville, K. , tea and coffee, asdOI'I.ed ,J)iet. CHICAGO UP - Charlei WebMrs. Ocle. Heiney has been Ul· . Guests inc.ludett: :Ma.y.or Fishe:, er., a defensive end and lineback· ken to .Melgs; General ltoapttal. • C1erk charles Murra.v; Treasurer er at Westchester, Pa., State Col· Mrs. Orpha Hill jg sub~tLtu te Jean ~am a· .Solicitor Bernard lege who phyed four game1 with cook at the grade school m tbt> CANAL ZONE (FHTNC)-P"· Pultz; Ch.ie'f of P.o~e' LerOy Bat· tbe c.hlea&o Cardinals last season, absence of MJ'I. Florence HiU ·who licipath\,g ic "C.,.~X" .a joint tr.ul\'1 an.d Patrqlmfq. . 1. R. Neal, has s1~ned ~or the 19157 campaign, Is Ill 11t thlfl '11m~. amvhibious and ·~e tr..ainin~t ,,,, Ever:ett Bostlc., Herbert Gilkey: )t{nagmg Director Walter Wolfner 2tl12 held its regular mll:etlni on exeroise in tbe ·Pihima Canal 1 innounced today. • · • -~ ,.-'----~-~ne was John P. Rauti, lKlilei'· :-=:--:--- man 'tbii'd oi..au, USN, Mn -Ml'. an.d Mrs. John J . Jlaub of Pome-~. Ohio, aboard the amphibious .. . . / , force fl11g.&Pi1Ji ~. TaCoii.Le. The exerei&e1 which '\Y'U held during the periolt. · l,7.:SO . April lert.e.<~, ,the l"tUt: ~velOJifnents in amphiOious Warfare ' Lncludini th ' 1 .se of belico~tt.e:rs in tr4n8por•,. ir..~ marin-(!.5 «6, the ~eaebhqad . The landing in ·t he_ Cafia.J, Zone involved \Pli'ls · .or the Nav)[ 1 Ma reDL~tained Pr9bale ' I ' 8 2l!rea. l<>n Hycl t?54 .l~kva ~:::: ... ,:.$1;4ts Spe<lol 2· c\i; Sellin, WoW oervlced Ibis ar)!noO. IMWl ~ ' 19s5 a.1ck Speclol 2 dr. va ;;,. ····~,. ··$,,.95 .J'54' Hlll'! One oaftful . dwn~. Top. BeauUful two tone blue-CNJ.. 1955.1~ va 4 ' . J :" .. ··:. -'$i,tt5• , St>eolol 4 <lr. ~. ""· bliek ''beiuij>.• · E!<lfa lood W$W lirft.ll>UIICIW. Onei<>I'Jt owner. , ; ' Dolt• lvtninll Uliltl · . 1:00 ":M. .,_ " ' , ,. :-I I ~ 'I :~Jt'~ aw11U1 • • · i\ump. . IOX'I •bcld,. EXtra j , . '"."":.~,~~~\' '·' d\ ....\ '\,' . ,. • ~ ~~ .~ f ., .:"f •• '. ' \ '. ~ ' l ' - I ' • • I' t �' .,_..,...,."'Il' _ •.,,.. ;,."... ·r .... • v .. - • '. I I j(qrrs Entertain Town Officipls After · Han dl•lfta ,.:~ HaII 10 Years ServiCe \,.! WE BUY JTIIUCT\IItAL l BIAlAS' ICIIA, lRDN- MITAU OHIO VALLEY .JUNK CO. -·10 ' Attorney NOTICE OP APPOINTMI,NT fixture& and things ·neeeasary or E•tat• of Gr•~• Downlnt -....... convenjent , therefor , and 11so a (D), lG, J7, 24, 31; (6) 7, $to. No Uoo is hereby given that Rod- rltht of way over, acro111 and up' · ney Downing wboae Pos~ Office on. • 'road runn tng alon• the We&'tLICENSE ISSUED Address is North Second Street, erly side thereof u deaaibed ln license has been A Middleport, Ohio has. been duly the deed hereinafter Teferred to. appointed Executor of the Estate And being the same property of Grace Downing, deccaesed, late (Onveyed by the Rbse Hill \ Cqal ot Meigs County, Ohio. , CO,mpany to Farmer• F.eed aad Dated tbis 26 day of ,April, lH7. Supply, IDC., by deed dated June John C. Bacon ·~ 22, 19S1, itnd recorded In Book Judge of the Probate Court 173, .at- Page 295 ,of Deed .Record1 Meigs Counlt, Ohlo of Meigs County, Ohio. , (5) 3, 10, 17, 3te ' ' Said premise11 appraised at $10,· 000.00' and cannot be sold for leiS LEGAL NDTICI than % of appraisement. Robert C. Hartenbac:b For Salt, 41 acre farm, IC?Oil house on small str~:~am, The Van (She•ifl) • Halliday &. SHeets Meter property in Sutton Town· ship, wUl .be sold In the f' ft~ce of O'Brien. and O'Brien, Attorney& at Law, 100~ Court Street, Pomeroy, THERE Ohio, at· 10:00 A. M., Saturday, May 25. Must be sold for P')t les11 than the appraised value of $900.00 Sale subjeet to approval of court. J . 8 . OBrien. Admlnist.rator of Amelia Van Meter estate O'BRIEN and O'BRIEN Attorney• At Law ' (~) 16, 17, 18 31c f • r are uldna ' PIID CfJH DUliNG GlOWING PlliOV ,• , , , , Yes, pvllolo .,.,. prod.,..<f"" tbt '; P~OVICO RESEAROI FARMS for'iin "'ierogo 72C '· The Boler •With people the up-keep of St. 1obn Cemeu~ey send their don&tlona to Thelma A: Grueser. Treaa., 103 Ch111rry Sl, Pomeroy . IJ 17 3tc ' A Future Instead food coli of 72c lboiod "" rotoll i>rklt) :when led with 20% PROVICO GROWER Fulton \ ICE CREAM SOCIAL, Raelne Le· glon Hoi!. Mor 18, & II Btp ' ' ' Thompson PROVICO MILLING c; TRACTOR SALES FEED CO. Pomeroy Phone 419 ~--------­ lUnday u ening terviee• 1:30 p. m. nOw If Bailey Run Church with the Rev. Tom HJ.a:JIOII, 0 10 Jtp wt\ol. QatJ. J J • ·~ NOVICQ GIIOWING M.uH ', • • • tile fCONOM'I ~ACICAM. ' Dl4 &lp • - Rl. 124, Mlners~e, .•' ,,. 0. ' ....' .~-::---:- ---:-- (2) Card ofThonks ¥t· Servicemen ,&aders:Quickiy Identify flardy Farm Photo . .,1~:, C~rr~ _J~y 11nd Aif ~~r.~~· .,, fl Lane Cedar Cbettl - LAU Window. Fan•FriJidal,re Refriseraton. Iaker t'urnltwr•, MlckU•port, Ohl• 4 29 tf (17) HelpWanted . MAN (8) AutoSoles 1'iM Buick V8 Super 4 dr. "Hard Top'', ,2,'781'-00. Power 1teerinp: and brakea, dark blue wllh tlhlte trim, careful ownet Blaettnlf-., Pomeroy. ~UI-8tc • 1, 1· ··-+JD&e Old•. 2 d~. "dard Top". SEVEN ROOM HOUR. ii" ·Vine ,2,&911.00. Power atl!erlng and St., Mlddlepor~ ~00. p, brake., ndao, heater, low mlit· WOMAN bet~ 80 tnd 10 rea~' of •&e to opeilte Bill Game at Lottridre. 1 a 12\p a1e. Blutt.nar'a, Pomeroy. !). '. 6-ItH~ Balley'o JMo,," 11-ltlllP MO'r&L with froJtij~ on 1\wo l958 Bulrt VB Century 2 dr. Men needed to help lab cate heovlly troveled bl!IAW,YI, 10 ,...,llo "Hard Top". t2.1DII.OO. Dynn· of our expt~MIOn propam. with 1ar11et, rut.ur~nt, N It• n~ drJvt, low mllcaae, one A1e1 28 to eo with rar, neat cenae, modern in eve,D' reapeet, eneful owner. Blaeunar'a. Ponl appeannce. avod .m•raater. If lor invutm.ent puip(l• Dr 1 eroy. &-Ut-8~ your prf/Hnt eamhtp are · not pi'Ofltobte laveoll,~ tbls. Purl II'. Patktr, ·Ap.-L enou&h fGr Jll'lldt day 11Ylnc I!IN Buick v·-B-cl!peo :-.,.,,.,.t..,4"'d"'r.-=sod'" ln book. J87,' a Pa1e 161, of the Pomeroy phone 1101. ~I D, CG~h, wh)' not let me 4*'1te to 11.11110.00, "A lll"k Beoucy•· NOTICI IJP APPOINTMINT Deed Rtc<>rds oUI1l11· County, 0 .. your h0111e •ftd. dJRUJa the Mendor, Sr., Real.,., extra 100d WIW Urea, .Oy~u.· llta .. ef· . .lullt L. s,rr,..,. thenee Weat 881 feet.; tMnce North poJilblUUto of' beltfrint your now~ t8iaett.nar'l, J'omeroy. · 'lloconH · lllfJ W01t 18 {otll to tho Southeast aelf. lntenlew In Ute pretence 6-ltHtc. . Not.lce II hereby liven that c(!~U ~of Ro~~ Arln. 0,.87 acre lot Coulllf, 1113 •~no at wUe prtferrtd. Pot J050 PI)'JDOUth VI Belvedere 4 Hl~~w,:~~~·~looe \0 •I~ Audtey Koehl" wbo•e Po•t Offlee on. tOp of a r~k cliff, therice S. manent hlJh et.rnil\1 · p(!•itior. dr. Stdan. 11.eee.oo. Automall ~ oe Ullob\t, 8 addr.., '4 Coolville, Ohio, Route 3 6'7. de(.' Wfol l4d ·fttl to the East lor, mep who . quallfJ, 'Wrll• 1 ablft. apotln~ lllllde and tut room 8 taom tenant hal been d~.tly •ppolaled Admlni ... side 1·or .State-_ '-•ute N,_o. 1~, 20 when t can '" J'OU to BOw "' lllaettnlr'.a. Pomeroy. &-1&-etc ho~;~•e, aheda, crlbl, tratrlz of t~ eatate or Suaie L. teet frcm. .tA(I: center thereof and MIJ.A, The D•IIJ Stnllnel, other outbulldlna•. larae barn,. Spriqer, .cJ,aeeaeled, late or oro: runnln& Pat::in't l ~nd 25 feet North ' 11-11·81< · 18&8 PoriUac 8 t!YI. " dr. Olx Se· · Pomeroy. ltancblona, plenty mow rOom, an1e TOWftlhlp, Mela• ~ount)", of a l)rle)l: .stllife butldina; thence , dan. SIIJ$.00. Hydramatlc drive approximately 8,000 balea lllf Ohio. ' ' Soutll U dot: 411' Eost 1311 feel ! ' orll!nol bluo ftnloh, ,..uy topo IGe8 with pla1e and all ileeded Doted thla $01b d11 of AprU1 • olo~ii'lhe Ellllllde of Slate Ro•te !' for Jnodel. Blaettn11r'a, Pomr· and arowina cropa, milk hOuae, Um. No. Uf;,thence NOrtb '&7 deg. 15' roy. IHfl.tllt A 1rade A dairy set·up, pleoty John C. Bacon Eaat «,JJ teet runnlna tbrouah a watet, farm pond, mineral JudJct of the Probate Court point tO feel NOrt.,rly of a. mijie rlthtl. Thit 11 ont of Mela• MelJs·Count)', Ohio ·openln1 ; thfJb'e , ~th 2t8 feet·~~o ' Oounty'a blab p~ductlve l•rm•. <fi) S, 10, 17, 3te the pllce of beatnnlnl. oonlalnlne Pearl F. Parker, Aae~t, Pomeroy 3.06 acrea: ezeeptini and reeervphone 201. Earl D. tJendor, Sr., '~ Ploont ~our · Nipt IIOJ POm IOND 1n1 1o tho ROle lllll Colli .c?!~~·~r ,as'/, Phoao Realtor, Neltonvllle. I 17 2\c Ray Haaklnl Jr.. poated. $20 111 auecHaors and aadan,;, 001101: • PLYXOVI'll eull bond in \be court of M~ oil And o.tber Jrilaeral .. •mcle1jj~,· ·1111 E. F. Robilwoo 'lliiW'Idoy nlihi· lyliti lito ooll , wllb the rllht ..;:.:::=-·--.-~ - . ufter beiDa .Marted with apeed · enttr on aata' Premt~eli._P~'~~, tne st 71 111ilu por hoi" on R•; 1elplore ,and <Ifill for, 1 by the St.te Patrol. '-.He ta tfll excavate ap.peu S&\urcta,y nlib\ at U ' :' with •11 ·· . Ao~\'11, . 1~ . W.,.11'J'JP,.,.Inlflt'il\ld eorn ~· clock In ccjllo'j, _ . er to run te" an ntw 1 and tabulou• 1111 weeit Jdlltr. lull plek up lht Ollt,.l<ll « .The Dally Sentinel ofrk!e. No ehup ind no ob111atlon. Qomplet.e lnlltrue.l · 1!0111. . 8 IT 3tp ~ 'T '0 MII!l,,S 'GENIRAL HDSPnAL Fai'I'Mr& FHCI & SupPly, Inc., lite. Caso No. 12,316 In ·punua'nce of an order of r~ale of real estate in the above entltle"acUon to me directed as Sheriff of Meigs co:-;- 1 will oUer f\lr public auction at door of Court Houte, Pomeroy, Ohio, Ln the abovt nam· ed county 1on Monday, June 10, 18:57, at 10:00 a. m. the following described real estate, situated in County of.-M.etgs, 1tate of Ohio, Townahlp of Sutton, to·wit: The followhi'g described prem· ltea, 11Ltuated in the Township of Sutton, County of Melei, and State · of Obio: The fOllowing real eatate · in 160 ac:re'Lot No. 1223. ln Sutton TownahlP 1 M'el11 county, Ohio, ·and bounded llul.descnbed as fol· lows; lleatnr.Jnj North 911 .$ feet and Wiat 3-lO 'feet from the Southwest corner of Section No 31, on tlte Nort~ ll~e oJ 1 rn acre t~aet now or form·erlf owned bY tb.e · Role Hill Cllia;J Comp111ny described In deed to It ,from PJttaburg:l\ Con· soU dation Coal Company, 'dated November 10 ~~ao. and reeorded Heedquarters for 1 bull..,, • au -.oo, · opproxhnoii)J SHr!n.. 11 $215. Alao ·Jell ' II PI' recorder, ...tonlaet RIJnMnd J1'1elda, TUrner !lti(J New Haven, Va, 1153to ---- w. EJQ>EIUENCIW $orvlee a,:.ton II· lendcui~ "'lion, lilflbll ,of •111•1 Ba\1'1', -mlallonj · rroup lnau,aneo, . l\OlliY to lui 88llolt, e/o '1'1111 6oUr Sen· Pomeroy. ·ll lt ate lo Box :REf~I<;ERArois tTELEVISION ~ ,, ~ ' 111ed taro, ,~•4 . tb, \ ---- M.Y KEEP DEER COLUMBUS •UP-Gov. C. Wit· Q'Neill today · sign~ lnlo · bill to penn-it a ~otist to th'e carcoo-s of a deer' tm 1<1 • by car. The mGtorist 'first mu:st notify a game warden Of the &ecident. .' ~ oimply .,., .,, ... Como ·1• tod•J'I and aee theoe oensodo!UI) b~Y!' . ' you'D &nd ooi Ideal you. . '1'' ' bi/c;t,/t-h ~~/!f!f!firJI -. ' 1950 Ford Ur... · ,. ·· ,·.. · $195 · 1955 Plymouth .. ·:: · :. ~ < $1,~9$·1. , .t--V8 Belvedere f\ clr, l!edb. SpoU.sa.t~lde .~ :; 1950·PontlacDix.2dr. , ..:: $19.J~ .out.Aulomatieilllft. · .· • . . ":• / · ' . · . 1955 BUick V8 · ·· ··: ·::.. 12 195 :. 1950 Bull:"' ' ' .. As low as $295 C.ni)U'r ~. dr, ;,Hlll<l Top''· :·nlie~ lo llj: lx'lf!l " CboJee of aeveil fine~· r~~l~~~~ow drl~. ~' PI~~~· .'~.:·. '•,. 19511uiclls .... As low is $495 l955Fonl·va ···· :' · 1·> $'1.·,st,I"'It/·,··,· Five gOod bun walll.nl 10. yoCL _ / Custom 2 dr. SeC!ail,,J!leeptlonal in tivery ~;,. ·· NANCY . 1951 Stud.-er ·........ · $1'5 J956 OltlsmOiil.... -· · '~ · $2A95 ,·"··. -..; Champion' dr. Sedon, , 4 dr, .Sedoii/Hydrlllll&IU' mlve. Leas than ·1t,ll9tr: 1951 Ford $495 · mlleo, Drive this "88" foc:kot \)! · '•· <- ·· Cholceollwo. S ·.~""" ":~ "'.' .· .1956 ow~-.n. :'," '"' '.;$f~tt . •.. 952. Che.:.w.let ......·...... , ..ctrt55 2 . ilr: '!llord rop," . runy ~alpped wlth »o¥illl, , ', ~· v ~· · Jteertn_c, br1tea, r•di~ ·beater etc. Ww rnQ;Ii~' ·~"" , '. On~.caref~ gwner.JNew Buick ~rade..-Ut. Dlx: 1 dr. Sedan. ~,"!f,l ,~,~~·:; ~;>' 195Uhrysler . · .... · · ·, ... : $595 I955JMdi~le ' .... ·' ·· $2,. _9 f· : sedln 4 c1r , '· _,. .,. ' · 2,dr. ~·Hard' ToDt'. one earefdllocal ownert_New Bulc:k ttade-tn. Sho'*' the beat' of care. · ; ' ; \ , .. 11~2 Dodge ·_ .. ·.. ··· ·:···:,$3'5 , 1956·...,icl va :..~ ~.. .... CU.tom a dr. ~an. . . ' .. , ~ s~ • dr, "Hird T~". . - a . ,, .. " •...,,.... •$555 :1nl SPi>llel•· d"~ blue with ' 1952 Ply . ,1< brokea N, w· Qne 1 ·, ~on 21dr9.5!),31•~.:.. . " ' '.' ...:.' ~.. ; $...9~ ' 1~5S FOriY8 ':-:·;: ".:;. :rql, ' rvBIIVIi ch\ mx: SOd.,_ Roa~lopa for;,~h.ot Hy-atlc cldve. Spatleu orll!nal blue,.,... ForScle · · NEW ItAY BASE . VIOLIN, tOtt of IOpnotth Thl'o right I 'I1Ve've blown prices aky biah .•• and every car we have it a bargain. Tre111et1doua new-car yoJwoe .hal sivta 111 • bi, ·atoclr. 1"'' _.:r. AdrriissionS: Cecil See, Middleport; Ver.gie Hobstetter, POine~y 'lind .M'rs. Joyce Lemley Chesblr~ Diseharged: Micha;u.._T&e~ oC Racine. Birth : Mr. .and Mrs. Lem_ley, a daUghter. ', NIJi;.;IUe. . '{8bl Auto Services ; a:a IIAiWioslon oo.- M o.t l LIGAL NOTICE Sh•rlff'l Sal• of RNI Eltat. The StaN of Ohao, Meitl C.Unty (oMmff' Pl... Coyrt · R•lston PtrrlrM tomJNnv Sa~gonlte Luca:a1e - j\'; " ·~With .AP·5l Oftd • codnty~ri;;a meetifti;t Batd Knoba Freedom G011pel Mla1lon, ~ ' SundaY, May 10, on Baahan, Sllvemllle Rood. ~ : 00 p, m. Y I HayUner in donating: for d 8 C• 1 t· HEW 'HOLLAND :.TRUSTEES 'Gt 1 SEE THE !:' interested ;,t ~ Difference ;·'====~ :lpo Qn Her Btrthday IS A . chore• The Gn101• will obootv• • •• the !i•;t and ~lui, deJree If \he the M~hodl&l. Church with .th~ next meetinJ and' aD mtrnben are old~ ,tnd )'O~JOifJil Mother rt· urpd .to attend. ~ ' ceivin 1 otted fl.ower llr. tnd Mn. ~ad,.. art anTile Itolde~t 0\l))her Mra.• W. noundnt tb' birth a IOD at 1 f( Btlank a:nd ·the yoongeJt Wft.~ Meigj Q'oera.l H~~J.:.. M.';[ 8th. 1 Mn Mauarel West ThC! Abl~J live In ~ W ~v Flo d Work~an and (!ao Earl,. Rou• ll wMJ IUe ' or nor fl w- H' ' ' • h .BIG ,, Dally Sentinel, Pomet'O)'·Ic!Jddleport. 0, May lT, 19117-7 Ople Smit . ' "' l Mothers~-;;: ~·:.m:~,ve.; 'w. ICOIIOMY • • I ~!. ·"w!~~~ ';JL~ I 1 ...- .• I Issued tnrouth Court to Jame,!i Fife, ta; , Ardmore, Okla., ,USAF, A.Jrmih ' m and Janice Elaine Webb, ' 1•1, Letart, Falls. LETAftT ., -._ and Mrs. c . R. Kart S1' S~rect For~man. l.ewhJ Us .and .the Middleport Vl l· hts; men , Dtv1d Oller, Stycn; laP, a.U~l.a. :Poace, Firemen 1 Fire men . DaVId Ohllnter. c~icf. $treet Df!PI.IiroeM ~mployeP..i Tom 'Mills:, Donald Mtua, Ru~5ell .and -press repreM!ntatl~el!l at a 'hlt3, How.:~r •' DaiJ ey. Robert t nj, dinner at die F1remen's Ha.1 1 ~ r. Raymond Russell , o. E M'c· T·hurslt'ily everring. Kinley, Sldm•y T.· RW~aell, a Jl' Mr: ind MrS. IJ(ar,r Are plllnr.- Parrn.alf'e, Gerald Anthony, Ja ~k ghler Mttr)~ were gue'!'b of t'fono r Tburld.ay 6tenlnt yljl'J1::1~: rt iJUI: t1o lt•.ave the gpartmenl ove .· IJ~e-htel. John Vroman, Haro .o 1 111 3 blr1hday dhmer held at the dln~er on the ~~~n~. I the Village Hall t hl.s SUII)MCT Jf Hmkle, 'f.hom.as Darlt . Raylho!ld \\'o rkmD.n b:ome SundliY AM.en 't were Mr!:ft o.s~! ..le II, : · :nd ter 4vlng t·here ffir 10 years nmt Kloei; t:ounc1lme n Wayn~ G11l , I=> we~:e Mr and Mrs. Ralph Mrs. HerU'II'rt ....,., r. ~ n. they planned the dinner for lh • bons. Erne~t covert, David Jen· 1 ~orlunan . am\ dau~hter Paula Roy Bue~ ~~~ =h= 1p:e gt:oup as~ fare we.U porty. Mayor lrim11 , David c . Miller, J.. R. Wlle)· ; Sean of GaUipoUII, Ml't Wallac' Gro": an e o • ~ n ar Y C. 0 : Fl3he.r was ~okeflman fo•· P_rcses. ~rs 0. P. Klein and lfenr~· and daughter.; Patty anr• Ro~!.,· Lfth Chittenden Whee\·- the · guests .when, h,e ipf~e.nted 11. ·s. K s . Schaaf. P~m . Bladen, .o. ' .Mrs. Eddie in va., i• ~illtlnl W(!4)ll•in, gifts to ·thelr : hostess an d spoke Jo'ulb of CTown C1fy and krs. M~J tva Sayle. ~. · , of 'the work of . bhe ~nr b.mily Floyd W(lrkman. Mr. and Kri. €ban~ Sbeeta of 1 ' ., "the 'feltior,~ DW•[IIil•nt W ·M~. Bart Miller ,purom;ed the AIF Blue Lake vlolted roeentlr witb the CO~tpll~. , l~n Hayrhan property · m Syracut• Mrl. J. D. ~~· He rev1ewed H1e •work of Mr:-. and the ;Lige Shields ~y loMiu Sue AnD Bucl: of Apple t ~w:fto a~ers all call'S to 1 bt · 0n~re ;If~ 8 eat. Mr. Miller will move to the Grove i peot the- weet end With 1 ~ '.Mayor) off_i~ • .has i.'!h&r'e 'Of fire ' ; , s nte!d.!l' place soon. Mlss SiillY :Pearson ;~ and emergeney ep.lls 24 !boon a ! Rev. Clyde Gib&on, ot t-he ~B ' Mr. an·d Mu. U Miller, aceom· h day, seven -days a ·week, leeds · { Chureh bu moved from the ·Ltg.o panled tl\etr da111hter, Vfl. Ted ~·. the plolsohef.....and 'hM nev<:r The bir,thday of M'rs. D11e f Shields propertl to ~e residence Wildermuth 'as far as Cincinnati 1 '. ~en . ):I]Own .00. twn a nee«f per· Smith was observed when th ... ' of Mrs. Delphi• Oummitfi. . where Krt. Wildermuth left by ,~ ..away. wltl\out •Help.~ • Busy Bee sew~ng Circle of t~e ' ,Mnt. Elwood .Howard, Cbe_!ihtr. plane to viJit . her . bfotber, Mr. ~, :!?frs. ~ ~nde~ tc;. 'thC\ Feder;r:t-t:d Church met Thursilay 2t1d Mn. ·M~lVIn Hov.:.ard ~nd· Clarenee Miller, CqntcJIDet, rts. " ~. · · ·~rfbu.te, .)lY .~;~ft.'·M,n:M,: a.~d :saP at ~e- (hurcb (or an aU day ed the fune-ral of tlieir aunt, ~rs. )lr .aJ14 Mrs. IOimrBqrneU, Ur. \. /tllllt ''Wol!kl#j'' lOJ!• I~•r tijlt t~c ' q Uilling, , '· . Leatha Newson of Salyorsvllle, and MU, J,lal'l Ly,;l!b .-4 dautlhte• ' .... ':',._, ~ otf.I.C19ls,, ~remen aqd ,polie.e,'~"ll.a.«: , A ~ bittl:Jday ~~· was serv.:! d Ky., recently. . Cindy of Chl!lrlesto~ ,, aJf. Qon H. £"j ; '~ .ej 'P.~~ .~t1 "Of ·the,tr, hre· wi~b a pothiek "ll~nner at noon tc; Glf.t'&!B of Mr.s. .Erma •Wdsor. Powell and lriC!nd.' ,t!htrl. TllrUllh, J ! ·~' ·~:li!'' lfh~fll~t'~ t~tjl. ~~"'~ ~rj(iJI,y Mrs. smith!~ ~rs. R:oy Seyfried Sund~y .~ Mr. 1111d Mrs. Ch~. of Colunmbus , _... tpetb over ~; , OE;illh-1:: ~n,v ~o&t111'*''mi'd~ J~ the .M.rJ! bth() J,turray, m-.s. Lena: H'l· Burri ·or Plants and Mr. anJ the week end Of Mr; • • Mn. 1t ,,. \rUlazo 11•11' ~lllJ> till! 10' )'~ats ber ·~rs. William Baker, Mrs. - , Jam .. ):lunt ,nd dautlhten. B. Powell. ·· ,j < lbey'· hjlvti jiv¥ lli!'i,;~d !honk· Louts R!ihel, M.... C!at ence }~.,, . •Mu denerlll Hall, son John, Mr. and Mrs C~!J!Iea Hfall of · .t ed ~he CrouP fpr 'her gut. ;tar · Mrs. Grover EJ.lb MillS Ann WOodroW Rall and Mta. ~a Per- Loudonville yllttea 11 "helr h~me .. r ReV. Rotm..rt.' F . Styers. a 11ew otJ.st. · ·,. • · kins spent $u~ay wtt.ta . tlle for .. here reeeni)J . ~,.-, ' . employFe of ihlf1 " ViJlage. Street · Mii. -Cm'·\ Shieh:l 9 , Mrs. Norman ~r·s d&uPt~r. ~and Hr. 4n~ ~M~t s,ipzland 1(: Depart~ent, g-ave the blessinJ,: 00 Kloes, Mrs. Walter ~.- ~aer , Mi.::s William 11tihman of Ohley, W. so~, M~,!~d !ef 1cJi~tro~, .._. l.o.r t.h ~i'J!ner: Mr •..~K.rtr was- W 't:Mie Beeht, Mrs. ~rri e Gro~· Va. · - v_ialted ·.,~y · e 0 er • Mrs. S~ Hall Of P,IJt!'9.i, "!V p~nt:s, "'· an~~1i ~\tit:· ' " sisted ~y/her .aisteri.iO·Uw, Mt ~. sel- Mrs. ~da Mitch, ·M n. ciara Thelma- LyUe, Mrs. Sl~Jiey T. ~aefe-.r, Mrs. Amanda Kaspar, Va., is vi8Ctlni' her son 'W004riw Mrs: H. B. b I RUS!ll!ll. Mr.s. R,usseU Mills an t M:Ts.' w. L. Ka'U.tz, MillS Lena Hall and I family. . her sls'i,.¥r. £nd MI'Zi. lo n Bur· ;h er Krao.d!i•ughter Po!Jy Ann Grbeser and Rev. and Mrs. Witldo G\16ts Si!hday at the home t nell or a·lbt~ U~rt ... hlldren Bauer. . ,. ~ . . . Bartels: Mrs. Mel~~ Hyward wet'e •Mr. Mrs. l .1111 an':"' e n' Arr4nQements of sprf.ug dli.O.w- · Rev. Loui:9 G. Weber .,or Som :ind Mrs. U(l)'d Hughes and ..da ~ Bary, Gary, Denny and Brekf~:' ers. :were 'used on -the t:fbles .and -1nauck, m ., visiled briJfly with ghters f Huntington, Mr. and1 of ~~:ld'~~.TJ;1· ~nd 'y~· the menu Included tomatq ju~ce , the group. Mrs. D~n Fife of Mld~lePQrt. ~n H a · 11. • • baked dli-cken, notuUes, maahc ~ Mr. and Ml'.i. Elwood llowatd of omu ayma -lmm~ tfl.ym•n potatoes.. baked ·bGwhs, (!ole slaw, Cheshire, Mr. and Mn. HertfY relish platti:c~. ir'Olls and jelly, lcetl WEBER SIGNS Howail~ or SalYersville, K. , tea and coffee, asdOI'I.ed ,J)iet. CHICAGO UP - Charlei WebMrs. Ocle. Heiney has been Ul· . Guests inc.ludett: :Ma.y.or Fishe:, er., a defensive end and lineback· ken to .Melgs; General ltoapttal. • C1erk charles Murra.v; Treasurer er at Westchester, Pa., State Col· Mrs. Orpha Hill jg sub~tLtu te Jean ~am a· .Solicitor Bernard lege who phyed four game1 with cook at the grade school m tbt> CANAL ZONE (FHTNC)-P"· Pultz; Ch.ie'f of P.o~e' LerOy Bat· tbe c.hlea&o Cardinals last season, absence of MJ'I. Florence HiU ·who licipath\,g ic "C.,.~X" .a joint tr.ul\'1 an.d Patrqlmfq. . 1. R. Neal, has s1~ned ~or the 19157 campaign, Is Ill 11t thlfl '11m~. amvhibious and ·~e tr..ainin~t ,,,, Ever:ett Bostlc., Herbert Gilkey: )t{nagmg Director Walter Wolfner 2tl12 held its regular mll:etlni on exeroise in tbe ·Pihima Canal 1 innounced today. • · • -~ ,.-'----~-~ne was John P. Rauti, lKlilei'· :-=:--:--- man 'tbii'd oi..au, USN, Mn -Ml'. an.d Mrs. John J . Jlaub of Pome-~. Ohio, aboard the amphibious .. . . / , force fl11g.&Pi1Ji ~. TaCoii.Le. The exerei&e1 which '\Y'U held during the periolt. · l,7.:SO . April lert.e.<~, ,the l"tUt: ~velOJifnents in amphiOious Warfare ' Lncludini th ' 1 .se of belico~tt.e:rs in tr4n8por•,. ir..~ marin-(!.5 «6, the ~eaebhqad . The landing in ·t he_ Cafia.J, Zone involved \Pli'ls · .or the Nav)[ 1 Ma reDL~tained Pr9bale ' I ' 8 2l!rea. l<>n Hycl t?54 .l~kva ~:::: ... ,:.$1;4ts Spe<lol 2· c\i; Sellin, WoW oervlced Ibis ar)!noO. IMWl ~ ' 19s5 a.1ck Speclol 2 dr. va ;;,. ····~,. ··$,,.95 .J'54' Hlll'! One oaftful . dwn~. Top. BeauUful two tone blue-CNJ.. 1955.1~ va 4 ' . J :" .. ··:. -'$i,tt5• , St>eolol 4 <lr. ~. ""· bliek ''beiuij>.• · E!<lfa lood W$W lirft.ll>UIICIW. Onei<>I'Jt owner. , ; ' Dolt• lvtninll Uliltl · . 1:00 ":M. .,_ " ' , ,. :-I I ~ 'I :~Jt'~ aw11U1 • • · i\ump. . IOX'I •bcld,. EXtra j , . '"."":.~,~~~\' '·' d\ ....\ '\,' . ,. • ~ ~~ .~ f ., .:"f •• '. ' \ '. ~ ' l ' - I ' • • I' t �... . •' 8--~ Sel)tine,l, -~ ~. . ,__ W'"'V I. Only The Very Best l'n Used Cars ft.l 'Mem ' or•"al Day Sales We are redudDg our prl(!CI now. So you tan 1 your ear early and have your new car for Memorial O.v W-eekend Holidays. f' ., • ,· ! ~ ~·~ l,.., N0 Reasona bl e Offer Re f use d '· These Cars Are Going To Be S<lld , . Get Your Plek Early ai These AMAZING LOW Pfti{;ES .. ._1956 CheYIO I8I 2 Dr. • . .. . •-. ~. · ·Radio and Heater. Clean and ready to go. ' ~ngs to say about this car. . V8 Customline .. .. . • . .•... 195.6 f~~rd $1795 -, 2 dr~ Heater, F .O .M. Power Steering, White Wall Tires. Clean -as new. You will like this car in every w;ay, • , • d I $ . 19 5~ ror VB Fair ane .. .. .. .. .. .. • . 1995 F.O.~. Radio and Heater . The big motor. Nicest '56 model around ·•anywhere." va Fairlane . " .. .. .... .. . $1595 1955 Ford "' 2 1\ 1 dr. Radio and Heater. Good Tires. Nice color. 1955 Chevro Iet De Iuxe $ .. '. . .. . .. . .. . 1495 4 dr. Radio and Heater . Seat ·covers. Origina.l shiny black finish . Like new inside an" out \ 0 I $1095 1954 Ch eYrO I8t Del UXe ...... • . ' ' n Y 2 dr. Radio and Heater . Clean, runs nne, good' paint and body. 1953 Ford ·VB Hardtop · ····· ··· ' Only $1095 F.O.M. Radio and Heater . Clean and nice . 1953 Dodge 3f4 Ton Pickup ., . ... , , ,. , . $695 Runs fine . One local owner. Solid. O I $595 ' FOrd VB Vi, cfOfll .. ' ...... ' n Y F .O .M. Radio and Heater . Sun visor. Good tires. 1951 Stude baker VB .. ' ' . . .. ' ... Only $295 1951 Commander. Heater and overdrive. 1950 Mercury 4 Dr, ' .. , .. ," .. , .. Only $295 Radio and Healer. · ' 194B Ch IVrol ef FlllfII n1 .. ' ' ' ' ' ' 2dr.Hoatcr. Runsrinc , goodtires, Phone 8045-J 0nIJ $195 ' At The Tralli< Light In Middleport Phone 604G-J Open Evenings U~tll D P.M:• j· ; On Saturday Evening ~~~~a~:tb~.~~p o'!':1~:'': ·::.~ tron Neva 8 . Callendtne as inspeoting officer. Worthy .Matron Naoma Stinker ond W-y Pa· troD Jessfi Brinker pretided. Distinguished guests prese11te~ dur-ing the evening were Deputy Grand .Matron Neva Callendine; Grand Electa, Faye Wingett, tive with i blue fiM"Il arr~ge.- Frank ii.Dd Junior Frederiek. ment the coklr of Adao's station. Berni« Carpfnter prealded at 10th Bl'rthdoy' Of the pu.ncb bowl and Louise Stew· 'ITt at the coffee .service. MI.SS Brad bury Gran(! Reprt>sentatives Ada Devol and Kathleen J\ble. Masons hcm.or"ed were Harry P. Senl'ors Return """''II orf1cers Smith, •nd Something New ·~ Has Been Added! FOA RUBBER SECTIONAL$· Bailey, M' .ldl loU eport H ig.·h w h' t rom as mg ;on F olber prices or line '"'' niture, priced right 11 BAKER FURNITURE. . Goldie Frldo pntaid~t . Mr.,. Nathan Biggs, rel-llod ln thH offi.. and oth· IliAd~ Ia Committee• nlll!led (ot. tbe tom....b moni!L • e Ia Local NeWI Betty )(e!iJtGsb. The PTA voted to. m~t on fhe third TUe14Q of P"adet.. wu ' • . IRST child ~!<tween the flftll ••d elrhlb M,..b•nlllo. Charlene - · · ~UoD at brftej! Thucsd•y.e.ening· with • Craftsman MOUSE PAINT e presodent presented gift. to Middleport the teachers in appreciation ot their work .and cooperation during '\ the scllool yellf, Games were played and prizes They are, Mr. Rupe, EighiJh won by John Hood and Joy Bogp. grade; Mrs. Glen ~iU. SeVenth; Eddie Kitcht>n . ~ was in charge of Mr• . Hotace McElbi nny, Sixth ; the recreatton and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Norma Wilson, Fifth;.. Mrs. Bradbury, Mrs. Harold Epptey and Homer Forrest, Fourth; Mrs. L. R. Mrs. P. K. Russell s~rved ,the re- .WHey. Third; Mrs. Geneva Clark, wiener roast at the Road side Park. I - 1racu .' _____. _.- -==- P..Frl. wade Nicholson , Dcxte · vlall•d Thursday with ""· TONIGHT T~RS.·PRI. .Ship v IL c. .-TSA1AN , HOUSE •;' A elamp hours. --- -------- ' OlJ ipeedinl of which ~Y hit bard at ex}uvenue. behind drtv:!l"~ in the c9Unty'.s rural ;owru appeared .immin~nt here today. The office of Sl'lerut Robert C. Hartenbacb reported one arrert. in Pagetown and another II! R11tland. Tbe State Patrol aiTe:.t ed one In Ht.rrisonviUe la.;t rrlgbt and iMued,. four warnin g dlpa, all b:t teen-agers. The Patrol hu been rf! where t.ra"' ported in recklc•& raee' and other' been reoperation of ' ' .. Houseware• Deportment MAY 16-17 Sansbllty and family, the clas.s v()ted to brJn~ gue.!l : ments to 26 members and ont Joel McCrea Felicia Farr .Mr. and Mh. Wlllbur Curtis an 1 lo the •picnic hel~ in July. The guest, Sandr-a Miller. A pah~otic , THE FIRST TEXAN Mro. Jud Boley, Columbus, wer· 'nootlng ojosed wLih a prayor b: theme or red, whi·te and blue, .. . .'$3.&9 gallon I :re.dl1ents ned tl'leir or bubbling o! the Cimarron SATRDUAY ONLY Hugh O'Brien MAY 11 Nancy Gates J TH' e··D an:rba~::a:s~p:::s,.h;l~:~~ end with relatlveo at Mann, W va. "Wyatt E1rp'' of TV Cpl. and Mrs. Franklin Cla:r':, THE IRAS1S LEGEND ~·ort Ritcl11e, Md ., arrived LodR.Y - a soror a week's Wslt with thei.- par Jn<·k Palan~c Shelly Winters entJI. Mr. and Mr4l. Clarence I DIED A lHOUSAND TIMES Clark. local. and Mr. and M r~ [Cwemascopc - TerhnlcolorJ Gerald Nott.hup, Galll'Polia Ferry Cartoon and 3 Stoote1 Miss Jean Lama returned hom (' Thursc!ay afler •takinK ·tier si&cf , Mr11. Ernest Jones, and ll'icce Carol Jean Jones, to their home in Columbus Tuesday Mr. and MTs. Edgar Allcn"'worth and Mrs. Lawnnce Harti•l Rcr left this mornJn~ for Stew art Air Foree Base. N. Y., W'her•' Lhey wlll visit Capt. and Mn: Come In See James Hartinger and children , Rnd attenr~ t:he Armed Fore '~ Our Beautiful Oay celebration. ·Kriflln, who is recovering from ' tvnsllleetomy Selections will accompany ·her J.,'Tandparentlt on ttu!P' return home. Today! Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ypung Sr have been vlait1n1 Mr. and M. , Joe Yo-un~ J.r. and family ,r Woodsfield. MT.s. Philip Bailey is Ill at he ~ 1~ ~N\thor snd family wJ\on they California. enrolde t:o Ml~di~Drt. Mr1. Robert fl.', StYers,' wl e of the Pastor or th• Church 0 • th .. N"azar(lfte, will fe'l.\ll'n torlay · ftoum a Preaehl!r1' Wives' . Winona Lake. Ind. wnmen troll} the ~en~ra! Dbtriet are attendlnl' the Retr'ea.t whith started Wednlli<IQRev. and Mr11. L A. Ban1ertoer, Eaton. Were overnight &Wlstl c.· M:r.s. Bruce Uo)'d and son, Mldll, Tuesday. ~tre. o. P. Xlelq w-as In Chesa ~ake, 0 ., Tliw;.scta-y vlaiUn1 hemother, Mra. R:. L. HaMI.Uo••. Guests &t 1 l~e<tn at the Ham iJ•t.on home W'tfe Mra. AWttln ·r. Sil en" SIMp on POIM • Ughtwtlght- """' tip odloe , '.,. • So eo•y to convert , • / • No heovr rneto~_un1t fo mo¥e • Off 1M floor itfYIIna ............. ............ Itt lt on "WILCOMI TIAYIIIR,S" ..., • Cll·TV.J' BAKER FURNITURE _,_ Corner In Mldd..port Wood, Wheelh1r; :Mrs. N, P, Po- lan (NaDCy MooN), · Hun&ngton, and Mn. Klelo,. 0~1 the af\er noon they vWtc!Jd Mra. W. T. Moore, an ,n.,1Ud, VfhaH: home adjoins tila.t of {ler .ai~e~, Mrs. Kamllton: .·Mr. W-ood, who ~ ' flt-J heod o( !lot (}ad in obaln ol """" papers, and lin. .W:o,otl ploq. t' · leave Juile · 1 fPr & till tWeek Scandmavlao erW.e1, o·EIA, -f.L'·s· , ' , ' . . . Lon 0 tto FowIcr /w,uner-1 Sem".... f \U '-"" or . •h31'1a"'n Friun·s~/e' "lf' Be Mnn.l· - Jv, up.Uil . .. - - - I FoR EveRYONE' • Ou~ ' •• ·~ · .. 1 EVERY -DAY · ' . ' ., ' " . ' .' . Cars Are ,Sha~p ~-Our Prices Low-. . . ,' ..,· .. - ', ; 1957 FORD "8" 2 Dr. 1956 CHEVROLET 210 ... " -. .' " ..... ·'· • 8 · · · · · · · · · · · · $1.565 C~EYROLEUJ.Del Coupe,plastlf one ow"t.;ud "ftryyg,:~:..~~:~~J~:~~:~l~~~~~~~~:. 'VlDYl Interior, Uaht FORD Custolli 19$4 ct ~, Cpe. Orill?ai 4art green finish, good_tirea,_ Joeally beater, radio,, one o~ tJao&ia sharD cars, cnl:r :r ' . "'- " I • $925 · · .'.. : ......... - .. .. · 1953 FoRD·Custotnllnt 1955 /'' to - owned~ , 1954 ' I • - ' • \ I. - ., • ~ Sllburl!all'. Orlalnol hloclt llDllll, good llt'es. 5harp ·l!Wd• and out.· ' ' ' ' • ODe ol tlio.c herd to fil1d models, onlY ' · · ·' 1951 ~ foRD lt2 Ton Pickup · · · • · ·,.-· .' • • • • $345 U0011 Tiro& sound iolo10r IIIIi Co~ onli ::__ Clay and Veri TUttle, both fro~ Eastern· Kelp County, bave opened a new b!Uineaa in Pomeroy this week. They Hai'ted businaa Wedneiday. . Tbe brothers· ire operatini: the TutU! Motor Coolpany,' 2M Main St~, tis a used Car bualn. . On the lot acrou from tile' fqrmer Leaton Service _ Station. ClaY ill from Lon1 Bottom, Yerl trod Tupo pen Plains. . ' ln lbe - , Downington. w. Progress Ahead LlielODI residenti Rot-arian• Hear i 24 PJ out of 10 days attendc. F. Hlbba, prealdent-el.ect of pld a&ar for 10 day1 the Middleport~Pomuoy Rotary for 9 dl)'l at.- Club, pfnided Friday nl&ht ln the two W:::ed 1baenee of Judge John Bacon wben wu ' the Rotajana held their weekly J:J~~h·=1 dinner·~eting at the Heath Methth~ l>v,B4',jnd h. . "b'!i:".. tti.: WliiOio> · Do\ - I CSOE ' Pick- ' ' ·:flatty McGhee, 49 ~a~y Stricken Middleport Departments. Mr. Byers gave a short e-xp1ana· tlon of tl'lc moving pleture "PeopJ"e, Products and 'ProJress-193'1" whieb wu produeed bY the united States Cl'lamber of Comm~ce. He said that the picture showed the dreams of tl'le industrial world, (Continued on Page Three) J \ S~vation ' • ' Ahny i · ·· W~k In Meigs-Co.· T•Be Observed .: · 'SilY~tion Ar.ltl:y w~ll be in· Meip County this next wed: :beginning SlU'I.daY a,;cording to anouncement tod.IIY b)' Capt. Glenna Rummell Speciel fPeake ( • wn) be at tl'leir cbu_reh on Scmnd Stteet In f()meroy on May 10 'lnd 26. TUesday. Wednesday and S3.t-urday of next week will be apeeiat ''open nights'' :for the public. 'l'ueoday will be Youth Nlg' • wlut ·music, scripturea · and testi· o~ Week · meetings and ~~>Pit> hr Pprpo, CJ.o!e!l, ~ret , ·'ifius ~du tnCI Su:nhell:!:ll. · ='l:d g.:W:!n.U:: at Bay VIew Hospital ia nearby MastK: Beach. _ Doctors, who expre.ued am•ce-men& at the ehild's survival in tbe bottom of the 10.intb wide pit. said he was regai.Ding hlJ: eolot and will well on the road to recovery. But, they uid in l'utb case~ there wa• a danger of pneumonia setting l.n. A tube which pumped llte-pre-serving oQgen into tbe ebllL dark shaft tbrougbout Benny'i ell--' trapment--and which despite sifting sand miraculously hovered leaa than an ~ncb from his mouth -wal believe4 by doctors to have kept the boy alive in wbat evea the mo~Jt optinti.stie feared had become a t~ndy grave. JACKET ALSO HELPED Another, fortune of chance-the billowing of Benny's jaeket as bt!= btca.me. wed.J;ed in the darkened well ~t-alao helped save the life ()f the undy-halred &eeortd&rider, doct~n nid. ~~lously, the jlid.et-worn bee4use of an unteuom.ble cbili-bad created an air portet. catching lbe potenllally deatl>dulioa ND4 . s.lid~s that occ.u rred apon.dicalb" during 23 hours ol frantic ...... eperaUOnJ. The rescue wts ellmaJN at'l! ~IOI!f!ot ~ . •; J ,, MILLION SUIT NEW YORK UP - The laternational Boxing Club. already found ,Wity in the pvernment's anti-trua ease, wa1 su~ fur nine million dollars Friday by _Boston'i .Y!• t~~n. ,U~e Hooper familx!s physi- "Tbe b0)"1 alive. He's a1i~e. ~ Speetaton fell on Uaeir tneu. many witb their heath Wward, in lileDt prayer. Some afftamecl dellrioUJly. Others applauded. A cbotaJ of .apeetaton e h -1 n t e d. ''He'a au,er He'a alive!." Mol'hiM' Etl. .lliiC$1! Son AI two workmen geutly lifted Ben.IIJ" hom the erater, ,bJJ· mother, ~. ltre~ doWl! her f~. hn from tbe boule w•eno lhe had l)ftil: under a 'phi.., Jdeiin••·e&re fol- .iboek "itnee'·Jtarn~· iDJ of the· trq:edJ ~e at ytOfk u a &ejephone operator." Bea.mla1 with joy, ~abe em.hraeed. the blanlr:et--wrapped lann ql the mn 1he had au but Jiven ur.l.., deid. Then~ ~ the: bQY wu p ce4 iD an ambulanee, Krs. Hooper, oobbin1· aloud, tmbr"f'd ber · weePinl · husband. 80th theft cllmbed Jttto the ambulance aloq with KJ:ia, to amJmpaqy _ tJl1l f~t,ly ~ilipg boJ to the holpitaL · matchmaker, Sam Silvermao. (CoDiJnued · ~~~h!~~d~ao= · ~mpUy,u~~~~au.~·~.n~t~b~lb~e~C~~laf.h~an~A~t~hl~e~tic~~~l~ub~~u~d~Ks~~;An~a~m~b~•~le~~~ ,troi~Roughs It? At m ' MotOr~ of-JfiddJeporL Tbirinll Heri.dri~. ~,naae,P of the Mfddleport 'Oiviilon Or the lumbut and SouihCin · Ohio ~ee. , trle COmpany, wu ehllrman and be is,: ers. Athen~. ' 2 Door er. ol , )!elp County, they have bad many yean of uperlcnee in 'l;he automobile bualllea. O)ay was usOC!la~ -with the Gallipolh 'Jitotor Co., tor a .oumber of yW1 and Vlllfwith the t::.':''"ll ' ihu•.; · 1953 ' .PLYMOUTif 6 Poss. ··· ·· ···: ····· $645 · ' and during cards the of Cheshire who died in Hoh"!Ho.spital Friday night. The deceased born in Ha · Sbn County in tbe year Of 1877 thP. son .of William and EmeU.nrGardner) Fowler, both deceued. He had lived In Muon Count; the major pOrtion of his life. Sunivin,g in addition to his wife is a son, , Arnold twler -of Salem; a daughter, Eunice Mar· tin of Salem; brotber. Sa.~ F«:~w Ier of Pt. Pleasant RFD and sl~ter Willie Macb.ir ,of 'Pt. PJea&ant. The body of the dec~ased wt:.l lie in state at the home of Jtts son Arnold until time for the . lleii"Vices at which . Rev Forrest MtuTay will afilcia'te. . Arrangements are in c:bai'ge .)( the Foclesong Funeral Home. · w_. New Auto Firm Opens Business. Here This Week fsOES~erOn lUte oew. ljeater, VB motor, ~ tires..,Bolle finish. • ,1\!dbeed to ----. paired a~ once. (Conhnucd on Page Three) • polls Jflior.y. • PLYMOUTH BeiYidere ·.. · · ·.... $1,495 .t· :~.lntori'11' ttl!~• }':.';.~ ...,,·.do• ..-.. R9truians Hear Surviv-ing" are hi' wire Anna; J dB\IP,ter, Mnl. FloMIII! ,Powet1, Kent, 0.; two ate.pdaughtere, Kra. Elizabetb Dil.cher, Downlnp.oll and Mn. Pearline 1\0.m!ne, . An· eft<Wage, AJask«; four l!'att)lebiJ." drtn; rtJbree step grandebU~;I l"ild :;everal ereat grandchildren Friends may call at · th·• Chase Funeral Home ill Rutlanii time of servieet. _ be .u.• l the CMJese • .Door. For.domatlc tran, radio and heater, Ibe.iP.. and bronJin· . . lah, ~eat coven. Plenty of powe;r ud loti of•aavlrtJ!;1 • • Friday atte~ for the DailY. Vacation Bible the Staff met at Heath Methodist c. R. Kontright, meeting It was decided school teachers wltb • 8I . · · · ·: · ·,·, · · · · · .$7'$ ' i:t lfl1 Fid.t YeaT& , I 8 cyl. Station Wago~ 4 Door. Ivoq .6d Biue Finlsb, Powe~lde: ·V8 MoOOr. Radio and Hea\ell, Guards. Rc!allY 'I,h.Ni\ apd will •Land close inapcction. 2 Daor.- OqJy 20,090 mllu by_local owner. l'ordo~qatic, radio, hoat· , er, ~~Ff· aDta blue ftntlb, aood tln!a. Ltt'• Trade. · • 1 pl~ed .:.::o--: noch. Tbe de(lfased bad been a long petltHI of time been a l'elident of tbe ton area for tbe past Showroom fresJI . abd only .1500 miles. be&ter. ligbt ,b lue finBh. Another new CheWo.let trade in. 1955 FORD (ustoridlnt ., .. . . . ..... Funellll servicea Wm be .held Sunday at 2 P. M. In the Meth · dist Chur'ch at Qowningt.on fo"!" ~~~·>gt<m _}Jome- ( . Daily Vacation Bible School PlaDs Complete At ..... , 94, who/ died CHEVROLET$. .FORDS Levi Hawk, 94 Succoinbs Friday At Downingto~ . ""ill • Suffering only from ex))OIUA ond obotk, the oleoder, bluHyed aworker »year-old con~a ~ brand Negro j cave-in 25 feet vehicle. He was fined '10 and ' . . ·n h ld below tlte sftrface and freed t.be -~ the \.vu•.. ••. ~ o1 J uvem.1~ Monday Funeral se!'VIees wt be e half •• fro bl• lr cwns 1n at 2 P. Jl. in the Sa.Jem ... . ...~ "":¥ m I.P· Judge Jobn ~Bacon at JO A. M. Cmnmunity Church Dear we.·;. ~ rn tbe pit of the emergency · . today and hts brate.s ordered r '!· Columbia for Lon Otto Fowl~r erath". eanie the eh.. of Dr- I. H. on be Meigs House at' 10 a.m. 6 In the Common Pleas Room. At thq btl~ripg highway officials will explain tbe xeroutlng and note the sygg~stlons ol interested citizens. • h.u: ..,.a hlsurlve in • . PO R.' [.• ES-S , h(lrn a rood1eitl pationt At Uolz~ " tto:;pltal was. returned 'home We--'neaday. Her . sm-all son. Tomm.:. .has been l'ta)"i.rig w)th Mr. an~ Mrs. Do1}ald IJowet:Y during h(l ll)neas. 'THA'y' 'LER CODY, 'Wy.o. UP-The body of little Victor Tbun, ~lh · was dug from a I\ve-root dKch Frida,·. The boy <had been buried by a buli-dozer. Workmen who uncovered Vi«: · tor's body said the chile. had a~>pa:rently caught h.is foot under a pipe in the dikh. lf he kTeame! as the bulldozer ran him dow •, -the oper:1tur eoold not flear because of the ooise made by thE. huge. cJ.anking machine. The boy's body wa.s dug up o~.. six hours after bulldo:terJJ filled 1 the ditch. • Earher, the boy'~ mother and workers had warned h1m away from (be (~iteb . JNt. he went backand when be was miised, the neighborhood wa& searched. Mrs.~w~l~ll~io's Juhn~A~"· J.)"ons in e}J.:lf'L? ,Ml'l'l- ~l;r.m~. ;th~o~n,~·w·i...ii~~~~w~"'~u~s;erl~in~Jh~e~t>=bl~e~d:ee~o~ro;tl~on~•~ · ~ijiiijiij~~~~~;~~i~a~ -alsoHerbertguests Chambers. (Cinemucopc . Technlcolor) oocent of Mr. •nd ld Carey • W llllam Retehman, ColumbUJ, Don. Rh d Fl I on a em~gONG~ is visiUng N!latives here . " MANORVILLE, N. Y , (UP)-The death-dolylng valor of volunteer rescuers, a steady fiow of oxygen1.!he Indomitable courage of the victim-and luck-were cremted today ·wltb the miracle rescue or 7-yeor-old Benny Hooper from the 111>1-. tom of a' well shaft where he was entombed for nearly 24 S.......J:.... Drivers Bo 2ft. B .ed ~ y 72 uri down an..r Alive Jn Diuh ·eckJ.cu operRtion JUtomo 11'-' 'lilee, tliuber:ant By Bulldozer wheeb - '' ' PAINT Self Cleaning White House Pilot. The unusual brushing qualities and elasticity of Ibis paint make II lde•l for all exterior paintihg on wood, Chou)"S D•rmg .the busmc,.... meel!ng contrhbutor. They served t!'lfe>h· CJli.Uj viar On . ' stucco, concrete and metal. prayer. Mrs. Paul S'T\art read :::tol Gail Miller, Mrs. Roaymon · .ar.ticlc_ "Why Are ~'Ou Afraid?:· Grimm and Mrs. L. L. ~ns, a Offi"'..!-L w progr.am ended with "A Mo1heo·'s of Brue". Scripture ·reading on~ Bt:nncJJ, Mrs. Gcoo:<e Baker, Mr ' rom I Day'Rrs::!:!!rf~;::;:ell Pr~,Osed .· sol·o "Mother" by Mu. Frune~s Belrarlhs\ twodpoem.s '1Mrrm's Apr~r. 8 ngs' an "Oh, Give Me P<~· tlenee" read· by Mro. Charl•s Lewis; a l})oem "Heavens Fo~ Motlher" by Emma Matthews. ~he Prayer·• bY ·Mrs Lyons. _ \ Host.e.s.ies were Mrs. / ' , Rutht Crumrine , Harriet Neigler, places), a boa1 trip ~round ·Man when members met Thursday a~ Chlorus Grimm, Berntcc Carpen-~ ha'ttan and _the, W(l!~-linown sightR the First Ba,ptist Ohurob. The tcr, Ptryllis M'artin, Betty Salser, Qf alJ. tourJsts W1p.s, baseball ClaiS voted a contribution "r Grella s>mpson, MArg""' N••· gam•• in New YOTk, all were $llo to the Middleport Emergency me:n, Louise Chapman, Beu l.11b :hlgih...spots in t.he trip. Struad. for it,s fine work In th~ Sl'Jbart, Marie Learl.ngham, Mary oommunity and surrounding aret. Lou lhle, Jane Ifill •nd Grace The opemng -dev<>\ional servl:e Sw.an. was ler! by Mrs . H_l-mer l{y~ell fnd lneluded an arttcle "Beau·v .vtlun-d U.s" and ·8 poem, "A o I ·, for Middl!!pOrt Aid Squad's Efforts and MTs. Arlh,..,. ..•eaAe, Mr. and actardlng to one bOy cost $4 a Mrs. B. P. Parmalee, pre.s.ldent Mrs. William si.;w~~t, Cor. Webb, Hekel w.llh meals ot l""t $3 mru< of 'he Busy Bee Clan, pu.oided ot the program whieh lncluiled , Middleport Soci•ety ~ • • ~td; Mrs\, Wilbur Theobald, freohmenls to lbe choldre'fi, ~:."'.n1~~d Je~~· Brl~ker,A~~ ~lT~:~•P;::;~~m sf::.w~~!,~;~ ' 'Pomel'O)'·Mlddlepoi1, oblo:muray, ilay 11, V.OL IX NO, 19 I I entine y 'T • 1 I home on Palmer St. MMJ. George r..awery, who ~ p.,..., -Teacher A»octotlon mot Wedneaday ,at Bndbu:ry School. Gue.sts were John Blake, CelPJte · _.,ult, Christine Bahr. Ann Criner, Plans were completed !or the Linda . ., K~uff. Diane Crl.swell, annuill srhool Plcmc on Friday, Amesville, ArheM, Pataskola;lto<by for Cle~eland ·to · attendthe CbetYI -: Flfe, Mlohaot Bratton, "!aY 17th, , 1 Portland Pork. AnCheshire, aampolls and Point State Conven-tion of the Busln£-s!! Michl Archer, Sandra Bunce, Joy nouncement was made of the Pleasant, w. va. and Pfiofessional Women's ~'ubc.. Bogg&, Naru Frost, Randy . and E"bth Grade Commencement In Souvenirs from W~hingtptr, iJ Sandy Humphreys, John Hood, Ute "sOhOot auditoPfum on Tuesday Twflve Worthy Matron• and c., NU.ladelph~a. New York 'City, Michl Lloyd, David Cover.t, Jamt!l May 21 , at 8 p. m. A report w~ ten Worthy Patron• were !>"•en• and gills for lamllles and friends Haetet~. !\Obert .•nd Sylvoa Swan., made or the County <:;ounell PTA from other -ohapters . gUll for fatftililll and friend ; 100• Dai'ld_ CascJ,_ Connie Cook, meeting held in Rutlanll when five Cora Webh, accompanied by (glrl and boy) we~ displaYed as t.Ynn Daruels, C1nda Sauer, Sue members of the Bradbury PTA j.fargaret Nell.l1lan at the pi~n~ lug,a:ge was AOI'ted out a-nd th ~ l_\ue, Judy" Wildermuth, Kayte Rus- were present. · gnv,e a reading " My Hand ~n HlS' . group dispersed to their hotn ~s 'fll, Sand_ra SimpJcn, Stephen "EpThe PTA l i purcha~lllJ!I a placque Pret-.edmg the meeting a ·dinner for baths, breakfasts and in mo ·' pley, Jamee and Robert . Schmoll, to be engraVed each year vrith the was held at the MasoniC Temple cues l'U'• . Mary and Asa_Bradbury. name ol the spelling eh,mpion ln with the following guest~ pre_ --:::,..,, , Mr. and Mrs. Jerry, Colla· ~ Shopping in NeW York, ·Jelevb· Busy Bee Closs Gives$.25 To Fun'd' -dine, Mr: ~nd Mrs. Wayne Win- km shaws-wihh many local peo- Call(., plsn1 t ll!rl, I:;,MJ:·o!Nr~~~~~~~~ in~ eIe rate Mr. ·and Mr.s. Homer Rire bav.• received word that their 110n and rleu'al'lter-ln-ltw; Capt. aod Mrs Cliester Rke a11d daqhter Suai\ eft Japan on '"'>'Y If lor . th' Stites. They lu,ve bean star.~\~d thoro. lor ·rho· ""'t t~e Y<m. s. sa;t. U.I'Old ,Rkll, usw::' ~ho la ' ataUooeCI tt C1mp ~Mleum , ·You'll flna these and Lee Clark, ere in1talled were, ,r'ce pre.sident, lng year by Mnl. Blu• were , Pro1 Mr1. Herschel Gilkey;. . secretary, tram , Mn. Glenn Evan1, ehl1nnan; 4 The Attendanee banner WM Mra. orvUle Napper; treasurer, Principal Rupe. Mrs;. Richard Oiler, awarded to the J'in:t Grade, tau1bt I C b d Mrs. Richard Oiler. · Mr.s. Wilbur Theobald; Soda) , Mra. by Mn. Theobald, and ~.he Third ~ 1 1 5 Guy Russell, Mrs. Elroy MeGlone, Grade,· tiUg~ by Mrl. WJ.ley. Mrs. Biggs presided i.t the meetThe lOth birthday of Suzanne ing -which orwoned with the Fled"e Bradbury, daui'hter of Mr. and ;, a-• Mra. Charles Bradbu'ry, was ceJe- ~h the FL~i and the Lord's Prayer Dtslrict present were Thursday morning at 9 :30 o'· Pres , Cnra Webb, Vice Pres., Rut:1 ciQck -a bi.L'l'- loa~ of weary travel ('rumrlne : Secretary, Pauline A'.- ler.s returned to Middleport HiJh kin s. Edith Huts inpill er of Galli· SctWJOI after le.avmg at 10 o'clock polis Chapter and trustee of. the Sunday night. . Y-mne . · Thirt OES Home a-t ML. vernon, 0., was semors and th P. ·tr mLroduced. chaperones, Mrs. Guv Rcy.old~ I C hapter.<~ represe'1led· "':ere: . a_nd Coach _Charles Msl>onald, .tr1 Pomeroy, Middleport, Harnson - 1 nved In Mt~lcpollt but toM mer;1ville. Belp••· Stockp._,, lf<C<>n· bers of tlo• Varsity Baseball J"m , nels-vi)!e, Beverly, Guysville, Mar- had a t rip to Columbu.s and- n if'tta, Che!f.erhill , New Marshfield game ahead ot them a.nd Mrs . GloLLrter, B.artleH , Maett.~urg , Re)'nolds was scheduled to. l~av• I Mro. - Bradbury Parent Teachers Associqtion OES held the1 1 At the elote of tbe meetmg, re- M11. Milford Frederick ; Mr. aod Pri.Dclpal Gerald Rupe wu the annual contest 1ponaored by ·Violet JbteU, llrl: Tbelma DiU; Saturday nigh• , fresbmenb were seJ'Yed ln the jHn. Valcie Spenc:er; Mrt. LWLam &t.alllna otpcer when tbe ~q.ey "Tbe Columbu• Citiun" for any Publlelty, Mtl'. WllblJf Theoblld, (Cinemascope-Technicolor) Open F.venlng• 'Til 9 P.M. Metropqlitan Auto Sales I • 0ft IJ $1595 . 1956 Chevrolet 4 Dr, ·' · · · · · · · · Only $1695 Radio and Heater . Sharp, nice, runs fine . Lots mOre nice ;, Is Held I '' .. ~ I11ro.Collel'6 at the home of 1\lr. and ' M ·f George Frederick at Cheater rs. 8' ' •ggs Re-Ins t'QII e d presl'den, ' t ·Q ' May 11 with Depoty Gnnd M.. dJnin1 room from . table• attriC- Fros~ Louise Bigley; Clm••• 5 ' e ' Ves~~Ur! . ·, QES Ch t I t' R acme ap er nspec I.On Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., ~y 17, 1957 Racine Chapter ,tt=:;~:;:::;:==========:.::======.l , ~ annual ill5J)eCtion bu. • ' � 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 17, 1957