https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d49b21fb0b5b20151c268417e99b6e0f.pdf a6741ff10dc1c312590e1a352f5690ca PDF Text Text ... . •' 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 $1695 Radio and Heater . Sharp, nice, runs fine . Lots mOre nice ;, Is Held I '' .. ~ I11ro.Collel'6 at the home of 1\lr. and ' M ·f George Frederick at Cheater rs. 8' ' •ggs Re-Ins t'QII e d presl'den, ' t ·Q ' May 11 with Depoty Gnnd M.. dJnin1 room from . table• attriC- Fros~ Louise Bigley; Clm••• 5 ' e ' Ves~~Ur! . ·, QES Ch t I t' R acme ap er nspec I.On Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., ~y 17, 1957 Racine Chapter ,tt=:;~:;:::;:==========:.::======.l , ~ annual ill5J)eCtion bu. • ' �. . ' ' I ' ~UINID llra. C. R. iKarr Sr. hb as:ked that p610M loaoin1 bb.nkeb Lbe Emerrency Squad Wednesday 't nlgbt tt the "tCene of tbe tw~.Jr llC'<'ident below Hobson call th• Vi~~e Hall to tdenUty and re oJaim lht>-ir blankeLs • SlUMIIR PARTY RO!K' Marte Hackett, eldc ~ t dallghter of Mr. and Mra. Geor.;e Hackl:'tt Jl', enterta1ned with o. slumber PJI"Y at her home on Seventh and Br.ownell Avenue T~LEVISION F"rlday evem}'lf· C.-uests were Z1t.1 P!\ST CHIEFS TO . MEET 'llhe Put Chiefs of ?.!eJgs Tem pi~. pythian SiSters. will meet Monday night at the )lra. E. R Tompkins. S1gn On Cm:hf S Ranch Gumby 10:10 10:1$ 10:30 11 :00 ll.SO FUry Down oo the Farm l!ppalo!jg Casoidy TBA LEGAL , NOTIC!I - WJEH Meies County News 11:50 a.m. Daily Perry CC!IOO Ceasar's Hour George Gpbel Your Hit Parade TBA Newa and Sports NUewatch On Your Radio Dial ....... . I w........,1 ... Saturday- ChannelS 8 30 7:00 8:00 8.30 9 00 9.30 1000 Jr,llceaa~r• Jackie Gleason Show Gale Storm Show Hey, Jeanme Guru;moke Golden Playhouse The Lnte Show I .Sunday- Cha~.l 9·oa 9·~0 10.00 10·30 ll :00 11 :30 12 00 12:30 1 30 2:00 2:30 3.00 4:30 5!00 5.30 :r,et Lamp UntJ My Look Up &r: Llv, UN In Action Cam~ra Three Lot'• Take A TriP Wild Bill Hickok Heckle anii Jec~~ 1 )1•• 1 'Show Mobile" . Your Health We BeHeve The Last Word , , Armed Forces Day '' Sunday Newi Special My Friend Fli<~ka Annie Oakley ..._G~QO !A4siq:·"i 6·30 7·00 8.00 8·30 9:00 9.30 10:00 10:13 Jaet Beb.ny Ed Sullivan Show OS Theater Alfred Hitchcock $64,000 Challena:e Wbat'.s My Line Sunday News S~lal 'l'he Late Show ;1", !;;:;;:;;;;:;,;;:;:::;~~=;;':·~7~30::p:.~m;·:;~Th:•:r:•d:a~y~7=,:3~,o by Rio N~ 'l S1gn On Movies 'lhble Tame l'wo.OI.Ul Playhouse ' 6:25 News and Sports 8:SO Famo~a Headline~. Film Fettlval 8:00 The Lawrence Welk Show 10·00 20th Century Theater 10:30 AU S~ Tllent Show 12:15 stsn orr 11:89 12 00 12.80 1:00 2·00 2:30 3:00 3·30 ) 4:00 .-:ao ~. Open Hearlne 6:15 News J , '1 '"' ... ' 1 , il Hollywood Jllrn Th"W 'J;'ed Mact 'L Mike Wallaee PrRnlt ' News and Sporti ' • 9:3~ 201h Century Thtal_.. 11:80 The aLte News ., 11:~ ,Sjan Olf •I 8:30 8:00 8:00 9:30 D.~ I o4 What's In your hrttily's fut..,re? SIJn On 1 Faith For Today ' Oral Roberts ' Sunday Matinee TV Sunday School Jobna Hopkins 111e /o • College Prest Coa:Ntt ee Medical Horlzona ~ Mar.n.JI College • ,' 5:00 Movie W. COMPTON,. 0. 1J. WHTN-TV Channel Ut,:. · Saturday- Channel13 Sunday- Chat~~.tJ' · 12.59 1.00 ,,30 5:00 'fto1 :·..:· WCHS-TV Channel 8. ------ ----- 9:00 Ozark Jubilee on' 990 spot • t·OO Chtm)pionship f!ofi}WI 1 2.~ Y~qt~ 'fll,lllil lo •1i!I!'W . 2 30 Zoo Parade · , 3:00 Wide Wide World 4:30 Outlook 5:00 Moet the Prf,! ' 0 30 SIBte'l'len C)uartet" 5 4lli NeWJ Pittu~ 6 00 Tale1 of Beqal LaDCert 6·30 Circus Boy 7.00 Steve Allen Show ., 8·00 Alcoa Hour ~ 9.00 I.>retiJ! Young 51)11'1 9 sa Rosemary CloQD')' ':f 10.00 TBA 10:30 News Headline• 10.45 Nitewatch 12:00 Sign Off News Picture Roy Roge('J liatlll'4oY )'ill(ht ''mboree 6.Pf) Lel'a T.alk lt OVer • P.roar.a 12:30 TV Chapel j(i~g !Oj>or~<o ll>'• S1<Y 8 :(10 Capta.in Kanearoo 9 30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse For Sale, 41 acre farm, good 10 00 Lucky 8 Ranch house on small stream, The Van 10 30 Tales of te Texas Ranger& Meter property In Sutton Town11 00 Big Top iblp, wlll be sold in tbe •lf:te of O'Brien and O'Brien, Attorneys a-t 12 00 Th!i, Lone R.anger Law, tOO'h Court Street, Pomero-y, 1~ . 30 'Life ln USA Ohio, at 10 00 A. M, Saturday, 12 45 BaJebilll Preview May 21:5. Must be sold for pot Jess 12:85 Game of the Week than the appr'ai.sed value of $900.00 4 ·00 TV Classroom Safe subject to approval of court .&·30 the Preakness J B. OBrien, Administrator 5 00 You Are There of Ameha Va,n Meter estate 4:30 Com~dy P&rty 5 SO Range Rider o·afiJEN and O'BRIEN 6·00 :Zane Grey Theatre Attorneys At La,w (SJ 16. 17, 18 3t< 1, 12:1S What's Your Ttol.l'ble Bl~ball 12.SO Sian Off. SICOND WAilD WOMEN The Second Wara Women's Club wlll meet at the Ward House, on Tuesday at 7 p. m. Refreshments Mr'. and Mrs Paul McElroy an4 sona spent Sunday with beT par en\8, Mr and Mrs. Dailey Wood m W1lkesville. SigD On CbrisUan Seipuce What One Penon- C~a 09 · This b Tbe Life Man to Man :4~ ~d1.1.stry on Parade 12:00· Of.! to Advent~e Capt, Gallant tt·OO True Story Deteetive'11 Diary Mrs H~nry Null, Hbrarian f 11·30 the Middleport Plubhc Library. 12.00 ?Ys D. B Hartinger, tTeaSJurer . 12.:!!J tl)e 4P.rary ~i ;Miss Be• 1 1:00 Sanborn, secretary, Mrs. Homer 1:30 Cook, Board member, 1were a• 5W L~ B4l~ Friday tf;l attend tbe • 6:31) State meelln: or Librarians and 5·45 Ub,I'J&rY tr1,!4tees. lAJ,ncheon w~ 6:00 6·30 served et tbe Lodge at the J.ak.e 7:(11) 8.00 ENTERS HO$PITAL In RudiaHI, lOJC'Il agent !o!' : 9·00 the Railway EJtpress, ent~red th · 9.31) St. Joseoph Hospital ln Parkel'sbi.P'g today for major surgery 10 00 He Is expecting to be away from 10:30 his douhes .abo.ut' 10 days. t0·40 •• • J 11 11 .. ws~~n~!lLa Satunloy- Chonnel3 8·25 8.30 home of 9:30 10:00 10:30 4T LIBlAJY MUTING .ao GUIDEWSA% -TV Chan".el 3 ' Nieri, Marsba • Haekeft., Sus.an OhUnger, Susan CbaRffif.D aqd Kay McGowan, ~- • • Every SW>dar 10 A. IlL SU!lda;l P . ll. E"t Lotan. s . s . uo School anll Communion flnt SUD· MornlnJ Wortbtl> 10:45. Eve· 41J in month lJ A M. Church nina: Wm'lhlp 8 oo t.be lit, 3rd, &lb eomm.UQ.i~ and pr.-ch,ing; tblrd 8UDday•. P•·ayer M:Htln& ' Wed· In moatb 1 30 P. ll. netday a 'Junday 'tbw-oh phlchint- " Rtclne Ml•lon Char.,. l111h GhriJtl•n Cttwm at LOI't lot- putor, Servi1;e1 Sunda, 7 .30 and tom., eveey SQhday 8;30 A. M. Tuest1ay 7.30. i~d•J Sciaool and eummunlou: Reorpnlz~ Chuuh of JHus fln.t ~VJJAfY 1D QJOUlb 7 30 P. )! ~hrlst of Liter D•r t1lntt, 01" Cburcb prt:.ic hln~; third Sund 1y f~>Wn Flats, on P"rUam1 kwd ~-month 10:30 A. M. Cburtb com 8un.d~y St!hool ii·IO 1tm preacfl.ln;( munion and preachlnJ. 10 30 am and Bible- Study Wed Ttt' Cfil•••• ot Christ, IC.no, ne11day 1:1 pu1 Postor C. W Prof tveJ)' Suaday 9:30 A u:. Sunday flli Cue"t sgetktr Supd4y a• School ud communJon, 1-'!COOd lO 30, Joe Wllllam.t or Ironton SLflldaJ tp month 10 ~0 A. M. Portlend Ch'ftt.h, ••1111 Cwt•r, Church communion and preaehiac pastor, Au't P41\0r', Edilh COISnt-r fourtb Sunday in dwntb 7:30 P. Servie~~:a Spndi.f 8 ·00. Tuetday at tL chlll'«h preaeluna. 7 and Friday 7 3(t, The C'brlstlan Church et HemAlfr.cl Methodist Church, Rt • Jock Grove, every Sunday 9:30 A R M Grove, pastor' S. s at 9 30 M. Sltnday School and rommUlliOn Lloyd Dillinger , Supl Worship aecot.d Sund&y in month 7:30 P Service at 10 45 wtth the Rc I!. etuu~cll vttachiDI fourth Sun- Grove brmgJng the message Su day in month 10 30 t\. M. chtlfcb day evenmg at 7 30 regular m£"t! cammuniQI\ and preachin& .ng or the MYF Tuesday evcm ng IU6 Church.,, Morning & at 8 regul-ar meetm~ of the WS C'S laterprls•. Rev. Ropr ~:~~~I at the •home c.r Th~lma Hen<.l e1 TV SRIES·for Everyo• PaBt.Qr Mormng $tar Sl .son Wednesday evening ·at 7 30 School 9·45 A.' M. Mornlrra: IJO!'ser:vi~e and social hour WSAZ shtp at U 4 Pf. MYl!' Sunday evewith a 1pot1uck 9Uppr.r -TV nmg at 8 Prayer zneet~ng Thursc1£ Rev and ~Irs. R M Cbnnel 1-10:15 l.m. day eve~.lnJ. F.pt~rprlse Sundtl.l' i.<<t·o~:~.;.t;an ,,.,., Very Pre,eut Help School 10 10 A. M Moming wor- r Scl•nce Sot:llty, 14' In Trouble" 1hip 9:30 A. M YF at 6 30 P. M l4tLlberry Avenue, Pomeroy ~--r-~----- 1 Evew.na wor.shlp 7:30. Pr9'er Morning servt<"e at 11 w1th " !l.for· lhip 1:30 p. m. Ronnle Eggleton meetlnlli Wfdnesday 7·30 P . M. ta.IB And Immortals" the .subjoct .. Jillru.ter, Charles Kin'-' Blbl~ US Church•s, Let•l't Falls, Ro- of the lesslin se11mon and t~e khool, Supt. ~ , ~r M81tin, Pastor Sunday Sci\Ool Go~den Text 'ftus oon upl1ble MIMnvlllo' MeH.odl.. <hunh, t·SD A M. WDnbip Service 'I P rruu•t plLt on mcorn1ptJ.on, and Rev. :a, ill Grovi!', Pa&tor, HL'6l1Uil' M. Chris:tb11 Endeavor llt""''.ate thlfl mortal mwt put on immot· J1oa1b. Supt. 10 A. _.¥', ~J' Sunr\afl at '7 30 P. M. . 1 C0111nthians 15 a3. We I. School;, 11 A. M. stAtee·, Chqrc'- of tM N111rene, Syr•~ evenin~ service at 8 Th~' ~ T3 v~_..., euae, K. WUliama. pastor. is eord1ally invlted to a' Mhlwa~ 0c:;..:~rtltr Church Sumlay School 9 90 A. )[, Morning Reading room Wlbh Slde te.dioa Creek Road W01'8blp lO·S(l; N'YPS 8:30 P. ¥: located at the rear l>~ · Rev. R. E. Evaqgeli.stic• 1ervice 1·30 P. M the chureh, open to the public on - · Flor4 Oleland, Wedn es day even Ina: prayer meet· Monday from 2 ~o 4 P M -~ ' hriJee !ttlkti w-.~ '7~ in( for the midwee)' and Tues!IQ United ~thodlst Church. II!U· • _ IWyooe fU'd!BIIll Uwiled. lftemoora pra:ver hour. gene Brown. Pastor. Sunday The lyrKUM Mothodllt Churc:h HOUM of ,.,.• .,..., c:mater, Suflo School 9 lS A M Theo Smith, tbe Rev. George ~vJtp P'ltOr dAY Scllool 9130 A :M. Morninl Supt, WarMup 10 30 A M SuC· Svnday School: 9:30 ~ 14. Aana wonhJp 11 A. M Sunday evenini jeet "For All Of Ltfe" Monday Vi:laebn.~ner, Supt. Worthfp Ser- wonhJp at 8. Pr131er rn.oetiq 011 ?' 30 P. M. JOF Class meet1.1 .X. 7 30 Thurtcfay 8 P ll Wednc!lday '1 ll'· m. Prayer me ~ t: • \ Br1dford Church of f:hrllt ..... ln.!( Mrs G6o11fe Parker, loode• Tllllrtl ltrwet Put~ Church day S.hool, 9·30 a. m Lord's SupSt. Paul'& Lutheran Chun:h, Xiddleport, B. L. Bmett, pastor. per immed1ately following. Pomeroy Rev L. M Mohrhoff. pas· 8UDda,p kbool 10 &. m. Eveatn1 Fr•• Methtdllt Church, lkrrv tor Sunday School supt. Trell lerrict 7:U -o. m. ' . Bates. P11stor, Laurel ~utf'. Bull- Schoenlelb Sunday School 9 :30 A • • • ilpltc.)pal cttyrch, E11t · (ay Scll,oQl 9:30; Clau mttti.ac M. Divine Service 10 30 A M Jflln street, Pomeroy, Jtn. J 10:3q: ntY ltrvu~e T:OQ; BJoiacJI. lt. ~ohn't .. uther1n Church, Pin• Edwin Ch-arles, Rectbr; ll11t Ceo 1(11 8101); Pr&Jir Meetlaa Wedne... Grove. Rev L ,M: Mohr hoff. pastot drlc W. Clark, oztganlat. Worablp day 7:30. Hysell Run Sunday Church services every first and lad termon at 10:30 A. M:., Holy School tO; Preaching 11:11. third Sunday of each month Communion first Sunday Jo month. :, F.4fRVIEW First B•ptlst Church, EJSt M•ln Ch'¥'fb Selaool, Beatnners and lp~~ GrlltjUl pastqr. &u.W Street, Ralph c. Zundel. p.asto · Prliba,ry, at JO:SO A.M. For tnfor- 'k~ 8:.10 a. tiL~ Youq Poop!el WUllam Wat¥Ort, Supt 9·30--Jl m.Uoo eoueeralla IHU' wort. meetlq o·e p. m.; Preaehlng nr. combilled servle~ o.f Wr)rs.hlp lllld plene telepbooe 102-J. Yieea ,.:30 p. m.~ pnyer meelin«, sturly Ob.llorvarrce Chrut1an Edu Chrl1tl111 Churc:• .et RHdsvlll• W d calion Day, Music and address. ~ Grande College studen l Nurse-ey and Junior chur-ch fo· chil!lren. 6 30 Youth meeting . ePTOB.!BIIT [ ? 30 Baeealaureate serv1ce at the Pomeroy Junior High Wednesda; 7 30 B1ble study and :prayer Fit · day 130 FamilY night F1lm "8 ..- ~ lltrMI, ....._,. Ide on tile 'fable". H.efreshment.F> terved by the men. ~ · - t to I 10 I. (CIOSfl 011. Tban.) Th• Harrltonvlll• Presbyter!•., CburolL Ralph C. ZUndel, Su-pply Pastor. 10 ·00 Qhurch School. E ~ Finlaw, Supt. Nn wo:~hip service this Sunrl11y Church of Christ, Mlddi.,Mt, "' Fred I Gardner', pastor Bible School, 9 30, Homer R1ee, supt ; Morning worship, 10·30, sermon subject "In~ide My Garden Fence" llonorina of high school graduates; 6 p. m. Christian Endeavor; 8 p m. Baccalaureate. Wed., 7 30, Pr'ayer rl'leeling and Btble study; 8.30 eMir practice. First Blptld, Middleport, b¥. C .E. Hoyt. Church School 9 t~. Gerald 4-nthony, Mornmg worship i0.15, Ded1cation of ch1ldr'en, serJ1lOn "The Christ1an Home", 2 p. m Executive comm1ttee of Rio Grande Baptist Ag'soclatlon at the Calvary Baptist ChuN:h, Rio Grande, 6 p m. Junior and Semor Hi&:~ YF; 8 p m Baccalaureate; Monday, 7:30, PrlBCilla Circle at I . I home of Mrs. Paul Harbrecht; I Tueaday, 1:30, women's Prayer meeting 7 30 p m EJecta C1rcle at home of Mrs. Clifford Hayes; Lovejoy Circle :a) home of Mrs. Clemis Fox, DorCas Circle home of Mrs Frances Bearhs, Wed., 7 30 Prayer and Praise service; 8:30, • SenJOt' choir; Thun, 5 30, Men's ' Fellow&hl.p at l!'arrgrounds Church of tt,. Nuann., Mldlll.. Daily Sentinel Day ..Book BLANKETS •.: • • ~- _. Hogan Leading In 8ig Seven NcnV:. Snead Festival Eight :~: ' . ~~~~~~·~b~ WE INSURE , and-Homals Secure I Wrltw • • DI\U.f CI'I'I'J!il.QlJOTE -.. lfere"l Jo41W to W9rl< H: .XYDLIAAXR ' (I .. ONOI'li:LLOW •• ~\JI' ltJ~Ntl)t ata.n41 for another. In thlt nmple A 11 uted l9f ~ tbntt I;.'L X Ute two O't, ete. ~ Bh'IJie l•ttel'l, npoa~ ,~ 1-atb ait tormatlol\ or the worcla are au hil!.ll. 1111@11 ~ ·~• laiWo ~,. dlfferooL ror A Clt7ft01.... Q.ool&tlp~ Ut\!D IW IHRC NM Pt'1:V. Pj"JVI=MOA !-YISW ~ li:J\)l)I,-.VIIOP CLHM. - .... ""~' ' .. o;e oJ t~te Jr'rletadlfl . "...-.hr., ·e t ' . Tilt~ lri111M~ Agenta A.uociotion •f Mtit• (i1111nty ' .. ' ' Spedal Service At Federated Church Sunday . Chr'111ti1n Bdu~..tion SUI)day will be observed at tile l'tderated Church Sunday morDmJ. ~ia) mUCle will be'in at 10:2tQ A. M and the woub.ip .serviC!e at 10.311 A.M. F.our youth of tlhe ehurcll Joe Kennedy, Tommy Brown, Barton Campbell 4nd ~er H"ysell will be 1n charge or the .service. Rev W111ldo J. Bartels will have at h.lf sermon topic "Make Your Choicot Now,'' Dunng the service the foLlowing members of the church wbo are gradltating from PDmeroy Uigh 5¢\ool, 'flll be presented B1bles: Carol7n Sisson, Apl'll Shasteen, Rita Scho-ll, Rita Ne4tz· lmg, Cero1 Curtis. Caro'li Hamm and Lila Sue Terrell. Centra I SCho'o I PI.Cnl'c Is Held In Naylor$ Run # pJteed in an OJY,cetJ teat • Plaeed on a 1trict Uquld diet, younc Benny was JIY(!n te• 1nd, later tinter 11e, hut no soUds. Xflys were to lie t~~oktn later m the day •W hen bol61's tpd paned wlthout &nJ JOUnd froJI tbl ...,.11 ihafl. doetors lllnd mo.t olbeN •t tbt sctllu dtt1palud o1 tta. bQy's I!.U'· vlval. N'ot • whimper had been beard jlflCt lO g. m., Tlllunday ~ ho., IPd I ball iilfter the child lumble4 Into tbe bole wblle pla,_ lng with a C91QW!nkt.a. And tbe last Phr•lcal eontaot hlid been m•de at 10:30 p. m. when Benny feebly llrtiped, tben lnt, a boot lowered Into tbe hole bY firemen . IHOrb lew.., But the dogged effOI'tl of acor~ of rescuell manr of whom worked though on the verge ctf' physical. t-x.hauation, eootlnued. Ftw: If 1ny, Of tbe retcUen or specta.on believed that t.be boy wa1 allt~e wben word reached the tudace that Sam Woods:on, a wiry conltructlon worker, had (fotteu to the pOJnl where Benn, !tad ~n wedged tor 23 bou.s. Followed by a tecond workeT, Woodson~ tit. ~tlaer of u Uyear:-oJ~ Jirl, t;!limaxtd 22 bOun of diil)nJ-by hQman banda, lhDv· els and 11 hua:• bueltet uane-when he crawled the final ftw feet of a lateral tunnel •ad crwn· bled tbe waD or the well pit. Suddenly, what rmuen (Qred moat, Ill cave.la OCC!UITed. "It Wll ~ben that I saw the boy's coat, Woodton ra.id. "I &rabbed biJQ. a little blt hard. He lok~d ,at me aad .started to cry . l didn t have a eba.Dct- to tiUt to him, I wat talld.D.J to God." When it appe~red the ene-ln would entrap Woodson and the boy, the lltond re.teuer, John Ar· abmo, ~ erabbed Wooclton'• ankles and pulled him out Dally Senllne~ ~-Middleport, 0~ Mly 11, tll'iiLI ~ 1 Nellen, Carol Hudton, LJDn Buch· •nan; 'Tblrd JUde, Mra Bert BodJ. mer, IUdJ' q,..a 1nd Barbara Co.,.m~ Sapt .of Junlort, Mn. lntn Raumpr<IJlB Fourtb et•d•, teacher, Martel11 Tolar, Janiee Albury, Betty C~>­ vert; Pl:fth cr..te, Mrt. Baum&ard· ner. Carolya J(lJboao, Maida RoUth Sixth ar4de, Sally Sehaaf, Chrilline Coatea_ Judy Sauer, Supt. of Jun. lor llt&h. M'N. Arnold licharda , l.eaebtr. Mra Richardt, uaist1nt1. Carla Wilson, Mr1 Ciarefl4-'t MeNeal Attendine the meetina P'r1day were Mr. Konkrlgbt, host pattor, Mr. RU,Ppelt, Fnd L Gardner of the Church of Chrilt, 14n Arno1r;t Richardl, !!rf. Irvin Baumprdner Mareell.a Tlylor, Mra. ctemis Pox, Mrs. But Bodhaer, Sally Scbaaf, Carla WU.aou, J(ary ,fc:oU., CArolyn Wllson. Chrlstipe to1tt, Alma Baumgardner\ JaniCe Blc:b&rda Emmaline BOWie~. Grace Captema Pb}'lllo Hilbert, Carol Cri,..ll, carol Jean HudJon. Three Racine Hi Chester Hi Ba Seniors ·On All ~eCIIJLIJold Time Honor Roll Spri9g Concert I' or ··I we;:..~~;y~.. w•111t0thers pupil" th• and guells, Supt Charles Gibbs, Mn. Lucille Swackhamer, musioe su.peTVISOI' and Austm Phdllps, -cust~ dtan. teachers. ~m Nfa!t ~ Rotarians Hear R"porl Of Grand Meigs Officials (Continued .frroDJ Pare One) At least four watniD~: ahp~~ were llllued in ' U.nisonrille Jast nlJiht by the Patrol. all to younc -people driy111,1 jalopie1 through the: vdla&e. AI; , fw- tU policy of tbe Juvenile Court, Judie Bacon oald thll mor mnc: ,.It'• tRY policy to treat traffie 1\ural youth ol Meiga Countr \dolaUons by juveniles the •me will gather Tuesday night, MtJ u if tbey were committed by 28tb at the Pomeroy Senior Hi«h adults, wflen tOOR ju.veoU.. Hve School (Of' the f1rst of three been J11~ a Ueeoae." JleanwhUe, no .arrest, weJ't! r"rneetlnp. being lpODIOred hy farm co-opl!!'atlvea of t.be county ported foHowin.t: an IK.'eiclent ln and youth grou~ to study the eo- Pomeroy in mid-tftemoon, FridRi operative .and -olher methods of Mcordlng to Poliee Chief Frank Hudsoa, 16-year-old Robert E doinc bu.dneu. Members of the Future Farm Will, Pomeroy RD l. pulled oot ers tlf America, Ute 4-H Club• frllm the eurb into the left lane and the Future Homemaker~ o£ o( traf£1e and into the rigtrt eid!! America have btfen invited tO at of a car driven by Ronald L. Jor· Avenue tend. The first meeting wall dis- dan, 17, 127 Mulben'y about 3 ·40 P. H. 100 reet we t cuSs cD-Operatlves in general. The second wJU be a study of of the school .aJley on E Main .St. how a typical farm family U!IE!i ('I and 33) Datnage to JordalJ,'s car, owncJ co·operatlves It will lnelude by Kathryn Jordan, was estimat. tours of the Buckeye Rural EJec tr~flcallon Adm.lntstrat10n in Gal· ed at $.ISO. Tbat to Will's, $75. llpohs and the Evans Packing Both cars were traveling ~d Witnes.se,s were Jame! Will, tS, plat on '1\Jesday, June 4. The thn·d meeting will be a and Jaek BNie)', 18, pa"engers. l§l'Oup awat'ds to,ur to various c~ operatives and. business estab Mo.Qkl SCARIS THEM lishrnents, and .()h.~G State Ur.i· STV'M'GART, Gerfnany UP _ versity in Columblu. 'Miere will Arebie Moore's ~heduled bout at be 20 YOUDJ people awarded lhi::~ StuUgart on May 2.5 bas been trip postponed to.- June 2 beel.use ao County Agent C E. Blakeslee 1wtable QPponent has bee a. found is general .chairman of the edue1· tor tlle Ucht heavyweight cham· tional program. 1'bis is the -.eond pion, Moore was slated to fight year the atudy bas been CVT.ie1 Pedro K1y11enn1 Jn 11 non-title bout ·out. Club members, to particiP:atc on May 28, but K]yuens w1thdrew should be 14 years. ol<t or old• •. be~use of an injury. Jan.&ee Webb. Jup10r" 1<!110 Cod)ler, Archie ll:lllolollWJG, 1ud, Proffitt, 1adt Teaford; ..,.,omOT Ho,.,..o, }(ary Meigs-Co Rural Youth To Meet On Co-Op Study n: Dorothy Bulb. :Melvi'!l Clrcl.:. CharleJr Gaul, charteae Ihle,. Vir· ginl1 Johftlon., Martha Teaford, JOa1'1n WJtkJine. Freshmen: carol Baelltel, S..e Ann Buet, Joyce Canon, Dorttby Clrele, lAna Dalley, Do10I'WI Glenn. AnnPrwtor, Robert Smith Alfred Toney, Sheila Youne. dri"''• ' ARIIY. IN U. S. SAN FRANCISCO UP - 111'......, Enterprise EUB Willing Workers 1 !!ft! 1 ~tertain· M~~~?, ed Worll:trl Clau of for Insurance to, fit your needs, Come In and Consult• with Us! VDEdwards ~Qwan~ of All Types. 1!. 2nd St. Phone 35-:a rUioM PNyer by Mrl:. DalBy Btttwn, a guest, concluded the meeting. Refreshments were .sened by the lrostesa to those named: abovt and Mrs. Harley Brown, MJst Dorothy Lont, Mra. llerbeii DiXon, Miss Genevleve ,"Stobart, Ml'fi. ROig'er Spencer, Mrs. Ed Kinll, Mr!!o. Paul Frick, Ml'l. Carl Moore Mrs. Ralph Spencer ud 4 ru.e.t. Becky Will. DAIRY PRODUqs I For Healthier, Happier Living! Our Pl'Oducl'l Include: Milk, Whipping Cream Cottage Cheese, Butter '- ~ Orange Drink, Butterniil~ , ' ' (~ ' SPRING IDI.I, DAIRY • • , I "QUALITY 'FIRST ALW.\\'S" . ,, Galllp~ '· .. . ,.,...,., " ..,' • ."O!do •i ~ Merv Lincoln and Murra7 Rese, two of A.u;t!'llia's top' albleteJ, arrive in the U. S. Sunday or Mender. 1Jn. tolD, a mile whiz,. will :run Compton Gam.~1, okrbUe 1tCIIJ8.t.ij •wimmJng star who 1won tbtt!e gold medalt in the O~nlpie~. is silted to enter tebool at either Stlnford Dr Yale. USE DAIRY PRODUCTS the W.dhng the Enterpr.l&e !DUB Ohure!: 'llhur:sday evening .at her hom*'1 Rock Springs Road. The meeting in ehlll'lg\!! of the president, Mrs James WUI. opened with atripbure retdina bY Mrs. Ben Buek. !O'Uowed by group singing "Sweet.' Hour of PNyer". Devotions were led b • Ml:U NONR'8 Jean · s,a,bl and I 'llhf.,. lellitr• were ~ed on · ~lltt ,.niP 1 p~Jea~lnl • .lin, the- aiMku ll.aclne H!JH s.ttool provement w~s .tECl~in~~ (9f, the honor roll today by PrineiPJI Den Chester Hip piJ~'llplncl a~ alM IWd WOlfe ~· barlllg receJv4d B tlubJ wtm}l Cl'8' IIJl''-' ~ 01 bttt.- ~.. 'throughout Ul <!lr Tuesday n1Jht at Cbetttr ~· ~ftrle four yean in athool the dlreeUon of Rohrt If~~'· There wert' also t,bree juliltOB band J~ql ~ i M'f118 bo have been on thP btmor ll~t glee ~lbb 't!lr~or. · bret- Jlll.l'f, niM AOphomores and A varied ~ tforra~a •bowed thrte- lreshmen, for awo and one off the Jt•owina: ~Ua ol eaeh aeore•r r e1pecttvely. tioa of the band. Numberl indudStni>QI'I were Robert Euler, eel the "Setvlce Kare:h '', "A MarchPhyllis 1ble, Janice W.olfe, ,hm ln& SonJ", .. Tbe KedaJJion Over. tSJrt· Carolyn Clala.nd, Annabel ture", ''On The Stteet Mifcb"; Rot<e. hct Weeae; 10phomore · "Mmuet, In E P1at", trom •ll01.1rt Sharon BolO, Donna Hilldore, V1r 1 symphony; "I'm Forever Blowing rima JohnJOn, Uri• ~. Patr" Pubble1" (during wh1cb balloon• t:la Manta. Sb.lrtey MeKek'e ;, •ere floa.ted over the large audl· Mary AJk!f, .NeJM NadlDe RouJh ence), " Waves Of The Danube Altle swwr. hbJMa: Evely~ Waltz", "Bluet In Tbe Band." Cleland, M~ Euler, Maflle Sto- 411e Velvet Glove," and "lltr-1b.vt anne " An encore was tbe "UiliQiben wbo have been on thE" tary March" . tumor rolt throughout the 1~7 Tbe entire glee dub san& the te-r.m ln tMition tn th.Me ebcwe "Pledge To The Flaa" and "Thlfilll a~aiDI'I· Larry Badlley N'or My country" followed by an eorna Cbapm~ , David Hysell.' Don- semble known a& the &:auty ParJ Ltwil Joan NeviUt lor Doublt> Oc:tette, slnt~ng three {Continued from Pat• One) ~~ eanP. ndo~ Wanda Rooata: numbers, '"I'be Halllf of Ivy", "Tell some reaUU.. of today and a pre- 0:~1'1 •fttelda,' Genevte·te Sny- Me W~,Y" and "You Tell Me Your vtew or the next twenty yeara in der. Dream-''' - - lndustry. Junion· Jtck!. Adams, Tommy · Fields eo"fel'td in the film io- Fieber, Linda u..uor,, Suaan eluded eleetrlelcy, gas, eement. !!haln, PaV;da sa.11art. Carl ~ tranapon.tion, lteeJ, lumber, Wtllfe. (ConUaued from Pale Oot) atomie ~wer, hotel• and motela, SopbomGtes: DOJ"'thy ~sh, premiae• pfnd.ins sale Cbenof pur. laundry faellitit'l and aehoo1 devel· Frankie chtpm:an.. Unde J)ona. •uant to exbting petition• for fqreopmentiJ. b!le, Shlrlef Mt«.etvey. Nan y closure. Methodist womea who prepared Praf'Jitt, Roanle Saber. Rolfmll.r.V A dlvorte actton waa filed by and ~~erved the rteak dinner were s.t.e~. Jllrtabmn: none addilion- Anna Smitb, PortiiPd, teainst Mra. Bruce lloyd, lin. Robert 11. Gfl)t&e Smith, Jr.. Beaver, RD 2, Q)ato, Jln. E. O. ltall, lin. Fol' Slu<lenta lim.! OA the latt sill P1., wilb E. W Peoples, attorney rest Bacbtel. Mn. CmoU Swanson weeks b.ODPr voll and not oa tbP for tbe plaintiff. and lila Bet. senborn. "all-llmo" .,.. the 11115H'! roll in· In another action Judge J~n C. eluded~ .mort· C&rrol lllrrlal. )lacon ovenuled a motion for a Larry Holtfll', Lellu Manuel, new trial ln the eaR, Ohio \'! . Bett;y StllltN, Kfl'al111 TOYior, Richard L. Guutoes The fourth, filth and .six• 1 Central School wi'h gnades lhe11 teal:"her!l, J!.fiS.!i Genev 1eve St.o.bart and Mr'. and Mrs. Ralph Spencer Juild a plcmc at the N~Dylor's Run playeround. Mrs Paul Zerkle, Mrs. Rober. Arnold, Mrs. WilHam Russell, Mrs. Roy Mayer, Mrs. Ed Arnold, Mrs. Harry Lee Bailey, Mr... Wyatt Gilbert, Mrs. Olive In&ra· ham, Mrs Richal'd Finlaw ani! Mrs. Sidney Spencer, room moth ers ware 1n -charge of tbe afflai • Following a .picnic {!inner r:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;,;;;;;:~;;;iii;;;iii;;i;:;:;;;;____ , . noon roller skatmg and baseball BlshO(> 1 lf•lo*t'o Cryolopo~l O~ll .V,)VAY!I .l!.ll\l.INS TO FOR· Ollllll II. ll!J.CS .IS .OON •• 1'1'8 r,lilF"t BlilHIN!?- , 1)~ Weber Funeral Rites 'Are Held .·' p,....,._n.n, 1 ' < Church .t Chritt In Chtt.tiM Union, Mlddl..port, Jlev Guy 1'. Sayre. Sunday Sehool, 10 a. m., 7 30 preachln&, Wed., 7:30, BibLe claas , Mt. Morl1h Baptllt, Mldda.,.rt, lll"V N D. Bordeq, Bible School, 9 HI, Arlena RecS4, atpt; Wt.rn· mg worship, lO ·!KJ; BTU, 6 p. m Baccalaureate, 8 p. m. t-~..th Mothodllt, Mh~lliport, Rev c R. Konkrl,bt. Sundn School, 9:3Q, Ernest Covert, supt.; Morning worahip, t0·3Q, honoring high idlool graduatea, e p. m YF; 8 p. m. S.ccalaureate; Wed., 6.45, choir reb.e-ar&al; 7 p. m. Pray~ er meeting. First Mhldl•port, Rev Howard Ruppelt Church School 9 30, JDhn F'ultz, supt ; Mormng worship, 10 30, sermon. ''lt It Wrtlng to Judie?"· West. mmster Youth, FeUowshlP recen for summer vacation; Monday, Trustee~ meeti.ng, 7.30; Wedtt (Jun.&or choir, 8.30, Senior Cboif 1 p m. ., ~ Church of Christ, BradiHny, .attward EmeriOn, pastor. ~unday School, 9 30 Thurman Caney, supt.; MorninJ wor&bip 10:30; Chriahan Endeavor, 6 p. m.;' &vanma: service 7:80; Wed., 'l:30 11' Jll. Pr-ayer meeUng. PreUyter~n Church, lrrtcUM. Rev Howard Ruppelt. Cburcb School II' 30, Pe-N"l MeBrld't, 1\lPt.: Evealng wonh 1p'; ?·at>, sermon, "ls u wrong to J~e?" _ Church ef Ch~llt In Chrfttlaa Union, Hobson, ttev o. H. Cart Sunday Sehoo) 9 a. m. Armie Jlohler, supl; Morning bro•d~st over Parkersburg stallon , 10.11 a. m. Eveninil serviee, 7.30; Wed., 7:30 pnyer meeting. mon Y makina project 1or June, tile member!! would Hrn 1 dollar and teH hoW taley: made it. '11te tiO~· der box donated bY 'M:r.s. John Smith was award&d. to )In!. Roger peace pf ming, For pl<1ns to fit your needs, I· Bible School · Mornlng wonb1p 10:30. aerm.on, "Men of ConJOlation", 6:45, Youna: (CMitl.....a fNm ,... ,....} (Continued from Pa&e One ) Peoplea' meetina, 8 p. m . Bacea- OX)'Jen muk ova the bl:r'• t.e ena; ,..,.. Jr ..e, Mrt. Pktent laureate; Wednetday, 7 :10, Pr,f)'tr durlna the 15-mile trip \D tht hof,. teadler. lbry S.,tt, U.da Nel· meetlna. pltll At tbe bolplt.L be WAI IOD, Sftond JP.dt, )ln. Denver wa.s decided tbat as i program prot«t!s your family, gives you S. Boy'8 Resctle ~~~~th~~:!."!!!on it ·come what mby, o well-plohned insurance I port, Rev. B. r Strm. lllblt School 9·3il, IMler Taylor, oupt; ---·---·- . . , E. MAIN ST. Rooms New Furniture 1. • �. . ' ' I ' ~UINID llra. C. R. iKarr Sr. hb as:ked that p610M loaoin1 bb.nkeb Lbe Emerrency Squad Wednesday 't nlgbt tt the "tCene of tbe tw~.Jr llC'<'ident below Hobson call th• Vi~~e Hall to tdenUty and re oJaim lht>-ir blankeLs • SlUMIIR PARTY RO!K' Marte Hackett, eldc ~ t dallghter of Mr. and Mra. Geor.;e Hackl:'tt Jl', enterta1ned with o. slumber PJI"Y at her home on Seventh and Br.ownell Avenue T~LEVISION F"rlday evem}'lf· C.-uests were Z1t.1 P!\ST CHIEFS TO . MEET 'llhe Put Chiefs of ?.!eJgs Tem pi~. pythian SiSters. will meet Monday night at the )lra. E. R Tompkins. S1gn On Cm:hf S Ranch Gumby 10:10 10:1$ 10:30 11 :00 ll.SO FUry Down oo the Farm l!ppalo!jg Casoidy TBA LEGAL , NOTIC!I - WJEH Meies County News 11:50 a.m. Daily Perry CC!IOO Ceasar's Hour George Gpbel Your Hit Parade TBA Newa and Sports NUewatch On Your Radio Dial ....... . I w........,1 ... Saturday- ChannelS 8 30 7:00 8:00 8.30 9 00 9.30 1000 Jr,llceaa~r• Jackie Gleason Show Gale Storm Show Hey, Jeanme Guru;moke Golden Playhouse The Lnte Show I .Sunday- Cha~.l 9·oa 9·~0 10.00 10·30 ll :00 11 :30 12 00 12:30 1 30 2:00 2:30 3.00 4:30 5!00 5.30 :r,et Lamp UntJ My Look Up &r: Llv, UN In Action Cam~ra Three Lot'• Take A TriP Wild Bill Hickok Heckle anii Jec~~ 1 )1•• 1 'Show Mobile" . Your Health We BeHeve The Last Word , , Armed Forces Day '' Sunday Newi Special My Friend Fli<~ka Annie Oakley ..._G~QO !A4siq:·"i 6·30 7·00 8.00 8·30 9:00 9.30 10:00 10:13 Jaet Beb.ny Ed Sullivan Show OS Theater Alfred Hitchcock $64,000 Challena:e Wbat'.s My Line Sunday News S~lal 'l'he Late Show ;1", !;;:;;:;;;;:;,;;:;:::;~~=;;':·~7~30::p:.~m;·:;~Th:•:r:•d:a~y~7=,:3~,o by Rio N~ 'l S1gn On Movies 'lhble Tame l'wo.OI.Ul Playhouse ' 6:25 News and Sports 8:SO Famo~a Headline~. Film Fettlval 8:00 The Lawrence Welk Show 10·00 20th Century Theater 10:30 AU S~ Tllent Show 12:15 stsn orr 11:89 12 00 12.80 1:00 2·00 2:30 3:00 3·30 ) 4:00 .-:ao ~. Open Hearlne 6:15 News J , '1 '"' ... ' 1 , il Hollywood Jllrn Th"W 'J;'ed Mact 'L Mike Wallaee PrRnlt ' News and Sporti ' • 9:3~ 201h Century Thtal_.. 11:80 The aLte News ., 11:~ ,Sjan Olf •I 8:30 8:00 8:00 9:30 D.~ I o4 What's In your hrttily's fut..,re? SIJn On 1 Faith For Today ' Oral Roberts ' Sunday Matinee TV Sunday School Jobna Hopkins 111e /o • College Prest Coa:Ntt ee Medical Horlzona ~ Mar.n.JI College • ,' 5:00 Movie W. COMPTON,. 0. 1J. WHTN-TV Channel Ut,:. · Saturday- Channel13 Sunday- Chat~~.tJ' · 12.59 1.00 ,,30 5:00 'fto1 :·..:· WCHS-TV Channel 8. ------ ----- 9:00 Ozark Jubilee on' 990 spot • t·OO Chtm)pionship f!ofi}WI 1 2.~ Y~qt~ 'fll,lllil lo •1i!I!'W . 2 30 Zoo Parade · , 3:00 Wide Wide World 4:30 Outlook 5:00 Moet the Prf,! ' 0 30 SIBte'l'len C)uartet" 5 4lli NeWJ Pittu~ 6 00 Tale1 of Beqal LaDCert 6·30 Circus Boy 7.00 Steve Allen Show ., 8·00 Alcoa Hour ~ 9.00 I.>retiJ! Young 51)11'1 9 sa Rosemary CloQD')' ':f 10.00 TBA 10:30 News Headline• 10.45 Nitewatch 12:00 Sign Off News Picture Roy Roge('J liatlll'4oY )'ill(ht ''mboree 6.Pf) Lel'a T.alk lt OVer • P.roar.a 12:30 TV Chapel j(i~g !Oj>or~<o ll>'• S1<Y 8 :(10 Capta.in Kanearoo 9 30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse For Sale, 41 acre farm, good 10 00 Lucky 8 Ranch house on small stream, The Van 10 30 Tales of te Texas Ranger& Meter property In Sutton Town11 00 Big Top iblp, wlll be sold in tbe •lf:te of O'Brien and O'Brien, Attorneys a-t 12 00 Th!i, Lone R.anger Law, tOO'h Court Street, Pomero-y, 1~ . 30 'Life ln USA Ohio, at 10 00 A. M, Saturday, 12 45 BaJebilll Preview May 21:5. Must be sold for pot Jess 12:85 Game of the Week than the appr'ai.sed value of $900.00 4 ·00 TV Classroom Safe subject to approval of court .&·30 the Preakness J B. OBrien, Administrator 5 00 You Are There of Ameha Va,n Meter estate 4:30 Com~dy P&rty 5 SO Range Rider o·afiJEN and O'BRIEN 6·00 :Zane Grey Theatre Attorneys At La,w (SJ 16. 17, 18 3t< 1, 12:1S What's Your Ttol.l'ble Bl~ball 12.SO Sian Off. SICOND WAilD WOMEN The Second Wara Women's Club wlll meet at the Ward House, on Tuesday at 7 p. m. Refreshments Mr'. and Mrs Paul McElroy an4 sona spent Sunday with beT par en\8, Mr and Mrs. Dailey Wood m W1lkesville. SigD On CbrisUan Seipuce What One Penon- C~a 09 · This b Tbe Life Man to Man :4~ ~d1.1.stry on Parade 12:00· Of.! to Advent~e Capt, Gallant tt·OO True Story Deteetive'11 Diary Mrs H~nry Null, Hbrarian f 11·30 the Middleport Plubhc Library. 12.00 ?Ys D. B Hartinger, tTeaSJurer . 12.:!!J tl)e 4P.rary ~i ;Miss Be• 1 1:00 Sanborn, secretary, Mrs. Homer 1:30 Cook, Board member, 1were a• 5W L~ B4l~ Friday tf;l attend tbe • 6:31) State meelln: or Librarians and 5·45 Ub,I'J&rY tr1,!4tees. lAJ,ncheon w~ 6:00 6·30 served et tbe Lodge at the J.ak.e 7:(11) 8.00 ENTERS HO$PITAL In RudiaHI, lOJC'Il agent !o!' : 9·00 the Railway EJtpress, ent~red th · 9.31) St. Joseoph Hospital ln Parkel'sbi.P'g today for major surgery 10 00 He Is expecting to be away from 10:30 his douhes .abo.ut' 10 days. t0·40 •• • J 11 11 .. ws~~n~!lLa Satunloy- Chonnel3 8·25 8.30 home of 9:30 10:00 10:30 4T LIBlAJY MUTING .ao GUIDEWSA% -TV Chan".el 3 ' Nieri, Marsba • Haekeft., Sus.an OhUnger, Susan CbaRffif.D aqd Kay McGowan, ~- • • Every SW>dar 10 A. IlL SU!lda;l P . ll. E"t Lotan. s . s . uo School anll Communion flnt SUD· MornlnJ Wortbtl> 10:45. Eve· 41J in month lJ A M. Church nina: Wm'lhlp 8 oo t.be lit, 3rd, &lb eomm.UQ.i~ and pr.-ch,ing; tblrd 8UDday•. P•·ayer M:Htln& ' Wed· In moatb 1 30 P. ll. netday a 'Junday 'tbw-oh phlchint- " Rtclne Ml•lon Char.,. l111h GhriJtl•n Cttwm at LOI't lot- putor, Servi1;e1 Sunda, 7 .30 and tom., eveey SQhday 8;30 A. M. Tuest1ay 7.30. i~d•J Sciaool and eummunlou: Reorpnlz~ Chuuh of JHus fln.t ~VJJAfY 1D QJOUlb 7 30 P. )! ~hrlst of Liter D•r t1lntt, 01" Cburcb prt:.ic hln~; third Sund 1y f~>Wn Flats, on P"rUam1 kwd ~-month 10:30 A. M. Cburtb com 8un.d~y St!hool ii·IO 1tm preacfl.ln;( munion and preachlnJ. 10 30 am and Bible- Study Wed Ttt' Cfil•••• ot Christ, IC.no, ne11day 1:1 pu1 Postor C. W Prof tveJ)' Suaday 9:30 A u:. Sunday flli Cue"t sgetktr Supd4y a• School ud communJon, 1-'!COOd lO 30, Joe Wllllam.t or Ironton SLflldaJ tp month 10 ~0 A. M. Portlend Ch'ftt.h, ••1111 Cwt•r, Church communion and preaehiac pastor, Au't P41\0r', Edilh COISnt-r fourtb Sunday in dwntb 7:30 P. Servie~~:a Spndi.f 8 ·00. Tuetday at tL chlll'«h preaeluna. 7 and Friday 7 3(t, The C'brlstlan Church et HemAlfr.cl Methodist Church, Rt • Jock Grove, every Sunday 9:30 A R M Grove, pastor' S. s at 9 30 M. Sltnday School and rommUlliOn Lloyd Dillinger , Supl Worship aecot.d Sund&y in month 7:30 P Service at 10 45 wtth the Rc I!. etuu~cll vttachiDI fourth Sun- Grove brmgJng the message Su day in month 10 30 t\. M. chtlfcb day evenmg at 7 30 regular m£"t! cammuniQI\ and preachin& .ng or the MYF Tuesday evcm ng IU6 Church.,, Morning & at 8 regul-ar meetm~ of the WS C'S laterprls•. Rev. Ropr ~:~~~I at the •home c.r Th~lma Hen<.l e1 TV SRIES·for Everyo• PaBt.Qr Mormng $tar Sl .son Wednesday evening ·at 7 30 School 9·45 A.' M. Mornlrra: IJO!'ser:vi~e and social hour WSAZ shtp at U 4 Pf. MYl!' Sunday evewith a 1pot1uck 9Uppr.r -TV nmg at 8 Prayer zneet~ng Thursc1£ Rev and ~Irs. R M Cbnnel 1-10:15 l.m. day eve~.lnJ. F.pt~rprlse Sundtl.l' i.<<t·o~:~.;.t;an ,,.,., Very Pre,eut Help School 10 10 A. M Moming wor- r Scl•nce Sot:llty, 14' In Trouble" 1hip 9:30 A. M YF at 6 30 P. M l4tLlberry Avenue, Pomeroy ~--r-~----- 1 Evew.na wor.shlp 7:30. Pr9'er Morning servt<"e at 11 w1th " !l.for· lhip 1:30 p. m. Ronnle Eggleton meetlnlli Wfdnesday 7·30 P . M. ta.IB And Immortals" the .subjoct .. Jillru.ter, Charles Kin'-' Blbl~ US Church•s, Let•l't Falls, Ro- of the lesslin se11mon and t~e khool, Supt. ~ , ~r M81tin, Pastor Sunday Sci\Ool Go~den Text 'ftus oon upl1ble MIMnvlllo' MeH.odl.. <hunh, t·SD A M. WDnbip Service 'I P rruu•t plLt on mcorn1ptJ.on, and Rev. :a, ill Grovi!', Pa&tor, HL'6l1Uil' M. Chris:tb11 Endeavor llt""''.ate thlfl mortal mwt put on immot· J1oa1b. Supt. 10 A. _.¥', ~J' Sunr\afl at '7 30 P. M. . 1 C0111nthians 15 a3. We I. School;, 11 A. M. stAtee·, Chqrc'- of tM N111rene, Syr•~ evenin~ service at 8 Th~' ~ T3 v~_..., euae, K. WUliama. pastor. is eord1ally invlted to a' Mhlwa~ 0c:;..:~rtltr Church Sumlay School 9 90 A. )[, Morning Reading room Wlbh Slde te.dioa Creek Road W01'8blp lO·S(l; N'YPS 8:30 P. ¥: located at the rear l>~ · Rev. R. E. Evaqgeli.stic• 1ervice 1·30 P. M the chureh, open to the public on - · Flor4 Oleland, Wedn es day even Ina: prayer meet· Monday from 2 ~o 4 P M -~ ' hriJee !ttlkti w-.~ '7~ in( for the midwee)' and Tues!IQ United ~thodlst Church. II!U· • _ IWyooe fU'd!BIIll Uwiled. lftemoora pra:ver hour. gene Brown. Pastor. Sunday The lyrKUM Mothodllt Churc:h HOUM of ,.,.• .,..., c:mater, Suflo School 9 lS A M Theo Smith, tbe Rev. George ~vJtp P'ltOr dAY Scllool 9130 A :M. Morninl Supt, WarMup 10 30 A M SuC· Svnday School: 9:30 ~ 14. Aana wonhJp 11 A. M Sunday evenini jeet "For All Of Ltfe" Monday Vi:laebn.~ner, Supt. Worthfp Ser- wonhJp at 8. Pr131er rn.oetiq 011 ?' 30 P. M. JOF Class meet1.1 .X. 7 30 Thurtcfay 8 P ll Wednc!lday '1 ll'· m. Prayer me ~ t: • \ Br1dford Church of f:hrllt ..... ln.!( Mrs G6o11fe Parker, loode• Tllllrtl ltrwet Put~ Church day S.hool, 9·30 a. m Lord's SupSt. Paul'& Lutheran Chun:h, Xiddleport, B. L. Bmett, pastor. per immed1ately following. Pomeroy Rev L. M Mohrhoff. pas· 8UDda,p kbool 10 &. m. Eveatn1 Fr•• Methtdllt Church, lkrrv tor Sunday School supt. Trell lerrict 7:U -o. m. ' . Bates. P11stor, Laurel ~utf'. Bull- Schoenlelb Sunday School 9 :30 A • • • ilpltc.)pal cttyrch, E11t · (ay Scll,oQl 9:30; Clau mttti.ac M. Divine Service 10 30 A M Jflln street, Pomeroy, Jtn. J 10:3q: ntY ltrvu~e T:OQ; BJoiacJI. lt. ~ohn't .. uther1n Church, Pin• Edwin Ch-arles, Rectbr; ll11t Ceo 1(11 8101); Pr&Jir Meetlaa Wedne... Grove. Rev L ,M: Mohr hoff. pastot drlc W. Clark, oztganlat. Worablp day 7:30. Hysell Run Sunday Church services every first and lad termon at 10:30 A. M:., Holy School tO; Preaching 11:11. third Sunday of each month Communion first Sunday Jo month. :, F.4fRVIEW First B•ptlst Church, EJSt M•ln Ch'¥'fb Selaool, Beatnners and lp~~ GrlltjUl pastqr. &u.W Street, Ralph c. Zundel. p.asto · Prliba,ry, at JO:SO A.M. For tnfor- 'k~ 8:.10 a. tiL~ Youq Poop!el WUllam Wat¥Ort, Supt 9·30--Jl m.Uoo eoueeralla IHU' wort. meetlq o·e p. m.; Preaehlng nr. combilled servle~ o.f Wr)rs.hlp lllld plene telepbooe 102-J. Yieea ,.:30 p. m.~ pnyer meelin«, sturly Ob.llorvarrce Chrut1an Edu Chrl1tl111 Churc:• .et RHdsvlll• W d calion Day, Music and address. ~ Grande College studen l Nurse-ey and Junior chur-ch fo· chil!lren. 6 30 Youth meeting . ePTOB.!BIIT [ ? 30 Baeealaureate serv1ce at the Pomeroy Junior High Wednesda; 7 30 B1ble study and :prayer Fit · day 130 FamilY night F1lm "8 ..- ~ lltrMI, ....._,. Ide on tile 'fable". H.efreshment.F> terved by the men. ~ · - t to I 10 I. (CIOSfl 011. Tban.) Th• Harrltonvlll• Presbyter!•., CburolL Ralph C. ZUndel, Su-pply Pastor. 10 ·00 Qhurch School. E ~ Finlaw, Supt. Nn wo:~hip service this Sunrl11y Church of Christ, Mlddi.,Mt, "' Fred I Gardner', pastor Bible School, 9 30, Homer R1ee, supt ; Morning worship, 10·30, sermon subject "In~ide My Garden Fence" llonorina of high school graduates; 6 p. m. Christian Endeavor; 8 p m. Baccalaureate. Wed., 7 30, Pr'ayer rl'leeling and Btble study; 8.30 eMir practice. First Blptld, Middleport, b¥. C .E. Hoyt. Church School 9 t~. Gerald 4-nthony, Mornmg worship i0.15, Ded1cation of ch1ldr'en, serJ1lOn "The Christ1an Home", 2 p. m Executive comm1ttee of Rio Grande Baptist Ag'soclatlon at the Calvary Baptist ChuN:h, Rio Grande, 6 p m. Junior and Semor Hi&:~ YF; 8 p m Baccalaureate; Monday, 7:30, PrlBCilla Circle at I . I home of Mrs. Paul Harbrecht; I Tueaday, 1:30, women's Prayer meeting 7 30 p m EJecta C1rcle at home of Mrs. Clifford Hayes; Lovejoy Circle :a) home of Mrs. Clemis Fox, DorCas Circle home of Mrs Frances Bearhs, Wed., 7 30 Prayer and Praise service; 8:30, • SenJOt' choir; Thun, 5 30, Men's ' Fellow&hl.p at l!'arrgrounds Church of tt,. Nuann., Mldlll.. Daily Sentinel Day ..Book BLANKETS •.: • • ~- _. Hogan Leading In 8ig Seven NcnV:. Snead Festival Eight :~: ' . ~~~~~~·~b~ WE INSURE , and-Homals Secure I Wrltw • • DI\U.f CI'I'I'J!il.QlJOTE -.. lfere"l Jo41W to W9rl< H: .XYDLIAAXR ' (I .. ONOI'li:LLOW •• ~\JI' ltJ~Ntl)t ata.n41 for another. In thlt nmple A 11 uted l9f ~ tbntt I;.'L X Ute two O't, ete. ~ Bh'IJie l•ttel'l, npoa~ ,~ 1-atb ait tormatlol\ or the worcla are au hil!.ll. 1111@11 ~ ·~• laiWo ~,. dlfferooL ror A Clt7ft01.... Q.ool&tlp~ Ut\!D IW IHRC NM Pt'1:V. Pj"JVI=MOA !-YISW ~ li:J\)l)I,-.VIIOP CLHM. - .... ""~' ' .. o;e oJ t~te Jr'rletadlfl . "...-.hr., ·e t ' . Tilt~ lri111M~ Agenta A.uociotion •f Mtit• (i1111nty ' .. ' ' Spedal Service At Federated Church Sunday . Chr'111ti1n Bdu~..tion SUI)day will be observed at tile l'tderated Church Sunday morDmJ. ~ia) mUCle will be'in at 10:2tQ A. M and the woub.ip .serviC!e at 10.311 A.M. F.our youth of tlhe ehurcll Joe Kennedy, Tommy Brown, Barton Campbell 4nd ~er H"ysell will be 1n charge or the .service. Rev W111ldo J. Bartels will have at h.lf sermon topic "Make Your Choicot Now,'' Dunng the service the foLlowing members of the church wbo are gradltating from PDmeroy Uigh 5¢\ool, 'flll be presented B1bles: Carol7n Sisson, Apl'll Shasteen, Rita Scho-ll, Rita Ne4tz· lmg, Cero1 Curtis. Caro'li Hamm and Lila Sue Terrell. Centra I SCho'o I PI.Cnl'c Is Held In Naylor$ Run # pJteed in an OJY,cetJ teat • Plaeed on a 1trict Uquld diet, younc Benny was JIY(!n te• 1nd, later tinter 11e, hut no soUds. Xflys were to lie t~~oktn later m the day •W hen bol61's tpd paned wlthout &nJ JOUnd froJI tbl ...,.11 ihafl. doetors lllnd mo.t olbeN •t tbt sctllu dtt1palud o1 tta. bQy's I!.U'· vlval. N'ot • whimper had been beard jlflCt lO g. m., Tlllunday ~ ho., IPd I ball iilfter the child lumble4 Into tbe bole wblle pla,_ lng with a C91QW!nkt.a. And tbe last Phr•lcal eontaot hlid been m•de at 10:30 p. m. when Benny feebly llrtiped, tben lnt, a boot lowered Into tbe hole bY firemen . IHOrb lew.., But the dogged effOI'tl of acor~ of rescuell manr of whom worked though on the verge ctf' physical. t-x.hauation, eootlnued. Ftw: If 1ny, Of tbe retcUen or specta.on believed that t.be boy wa1 allt~e wben word reached the tudace that Sam Woods:on, a wiry conltructlon worker, had (fotteu to the pOJnl where Benn, !tad ~n wedged tor 23 bou.s. Followed by a tecond workeT, Woodson~ tit. ~tlaer of u Uyear:-oJ~ Jirl, t;!limaxtd 22 bOun of diil)nJ-by hQman banda, lhDv· els and 11 hua:• bueltet uane-when he crawled the final ftw feet of a lateral tunnel •ad crwn· bled tbe waD or the well pit. Suddenly, what rmuen (Qred moat, Ill cave.la OCC!UITed. "It Wll ~ben that I saw the boy's coat, Woodton ra.id. "I &rabbed biJQ. a little blt hard. He lok~d ,at me aad .started to cry . l didn t have a eba.Dct- to tiUt to him, I wat talld.D.J to God." When it appe~red the ene-ln would entrap Woodson and the boy, the lltond re.teuer, John Ar· abmo, ~ erabbed Wooclton'• ankles and pulled him out Dally Senllne~ ~-Middleport, 0~ Mly 11, tll'iiLI ~ 1 Nellen, Carol Hudton, LJDn Buch· •nan; 'Tblrd JUde, Mra Bert BodJ. mer, IUdJ' q,..a 1nd Barbara Co.,.m~ Sapt .of Junlort, Mn. lntn Raumpr<IJlB Fourtb et•d•, teacher, Martel11 Tolar, Janiee Albury, Betty C~>­ vert; Pl:fth cr..te, Mrt. Baum&ard· ner. Carolya J(lJboao, Maida RoUth Sixth ar4de, Sally Sehaaf, Chrilline Coatea_ Judy Sauer, Supt. of Jun. lor llt&h. M'N. Arnold licharda , l.eaebtr. Mra Richardt, uaist1nt1. Carla Wilson, Mr1 Ciarefl4-'t MeNeal Attendine the meetina P'r1day were Mr. Konkrlgbt, host pattor, Mr. RU,Ppelt, Fnd L Gardner of the Church of Chrilt, 14n Arno1r;t Richardl, !!rf. Irvin Baumprdner Mareell.a Tlylor, Mra. ctemis Pox, Mrs. But Bodhaer, Sally Scbaaf, Carla WU.aou, J(ary ,fc:oU., CArolyn Wllson. Chrlstipe to1tt, Alma Baumgardner\ JaniCe Blc:b&rda Emmaline BOWie~. Grace Captema Pb}'lllo Hilbert, Carol Cri,..ll, carol Jean HudJon. Three Racine Hi Chester Hi Ba Seniors ·On All ~eCIIJLIJold Time Honor Roll Spri9g Concert I' or ··I we;:..~~;y~.. w•111t0thers pupil" th• and guells, Supt Charles Gibbs, Mn. Lucille Swackhamer, musioe su.peTVISOI' and Austm Phdllps, -cust~ dtan. teachers. ~m Nfa!t ~ Rotarians Hear R"porl Of Grand Meigs Officials (Continued .frroDJ Pare One) At least four watniD~: ahp~~ were llllued in ' U.nisonrille Jast nlJiht by the Patrol. all to younc -people driy111,1 jalopie1 through the: vdla&e. AI; , fw- tU policy of tbe Juvenile Court, Judie Bacon oald thll mor mnc: ,.It'• tRY policy to treat traffie 1\ural youth ol Meiga Countr \dolaUons by juveniles the •me will gather Tuesday night, MtJ u if tbey were committed by 28tb at the Pomeroy Senior Hi«h adults, wflen tOOR ju.veoU.. Hve School (Of' the f1rst of three been J11~ a Ueeoae." JleanwhUe, no .arrest, weJ't! r"rneetlnp. being lpODIOred hy farm co-opl!!'atlvea of t.be county ported foHowin.t: an IK.'eiclent ln and youth grou~ to study the eo- Pomeroy in mid-tftemoon, FridRi operative .and -olher methods of Mcordlng to Poliee Chief Frank Hudsoa, 16-year-old Robert E doinc bu.dneu. Members of the Future Farm Will, Pomeroy RD l. pulled oot ers tlf America, Ute 4-H Club• frllm the eurb into the left lane and the Future Homemaker~ o£ o( traf£1e and into the rigtrt eid!! America have btfen invited tO at of a car driven by Ronald L. Jor· Avenue tend. The first meeting wall dis- dan, 17, 127 Mulben'y about 3 ·40 P. H. 100 reet we t cuSs cD-Operatlves in general. The second wJU be a study of of the school .aJley on E Main .St. how a typical farm family U!IE!i ('I and 33) Datnage to JordalJ,'s car, owncJ co·operatlves It will lnelude by Kathryn Jordan, was estimat. tours of the Buckeye Rural EJec tr~flcallon Adm.lntstrat10n in Gal· ed at $.ISO. Tbat to Will's, $75. llpohs and the Evans Packing Both cars were traveling ~d Witnes.se,s were Jame! Will, tS, plat on '1\Jesday, June 4. The thn·d meeting will be a and Jaek BNie)', 18, pa"engers. l§l'Oup awat'ds to,ur to various c~ operatives and. business estab Mo.Qkl SCARIS THEM lishrnents, and .()h.~G State Ur.i· STV'M'GART, Gerfnany UP _ versity in Columblu. 'Miere will Arebie Moore's ~heduled bout at be 20 YOUDJ people awarded lhi::~ StuUgart on May 2.5 bas been trip postponed to.- June 2 beel.use ao County Agent C E. Blakeslee 1wtable QPponent has bee a. found is general .chairman of the edue1· tor tlle Ucht heavyweight cham· tional program. 1'bis is the -.eond pion, Moore was slated to fight year the atudy bas been CVT.ie1 Pedro K1y11enn1 Jn 11 non-title bout ·out. Club members, to particiP:atc on May 28, but K]yuens w1thdrew should be 14 years. ol<t or old• •. be~use of an injury. Jan.&ee Webb. Jup10r" 1<!110 Cod)ler, Archie ll:lllolollWJG, 1ud, Proffitt, 1adt Teaford; ..,.,omOT Ho,.,..o, }(ary Meigs-Co Rural Youth To Meet On Co-Op Study n: Dorothy Bulb. :Melvi'!l Clrcl.:. CharleJr Gaul, charteae Ihle,. Vir· ginl1 Johftlon., Martha Teaford, JOa1'1n WJtkJine. Freshmen: carol Baelltel, S..e Ann Buet, Joyce Canon, Dorttby Clrele, lAna Dalley, Do10I'WI Glenn. AnnPrwtor, Robert Smith Alfred Toney, Sheila Youne. dri"''• ' ARIIY. IN U. S. SAN FRANCISCO UP - 111'......, Enterprise EUB Willing Workers 1 !!ft! 1 ~tertain· M~~~?, ed Worll:trl Clau of for Insurance to, fit your needs, Come In and Consult• with Us! VDEdwards ~Qwan~ of All Types. 1!. 2nd St. Phone 35-:a rUioM PNyer by Mrl:. DalBy Btttwn, a guest, concluded the meeting. Refreshments were .sened by the lrostesa to those named: abovt and Mrs. Harley Brown, MJst Dorothy Lont, Mra. llerbeii DiXon, Miss Genevleve ,"Stobart, Ml'fi. ROig'er Spencer, Mrs. Ed Kinll, Mr!!o. Paul Frick, Ml'l. Carl Moore Mrs. Ralph Spencer ud 4 ru.e.t. Becky Will. DAIRY PRODUqs I For Healthier, Happier Living! Our Pl'Oducl'l Include: Milk, Whipping Cream Cottage Cheese, Butter '- ~ Orange Drink, Butterniil~ , ' ' (~ ' SPRING IDI.I, DAIRY • • , I "QUALITY 'FIRST ALW.\\'S" . ,, Galllp~ '· .. . ,.,...,., " ..,' • ."O!do •i ~ Merv Lincoln and Murra7 Rese, two of A.u;t!'llia's top' albleteJ, arrive in the U. S. Sunday or Mender. 1Jn. tolD, a mile whiz,. will :run Compton Gam.~1, okrbUe 1tCIIJ8.t.ij •wimmJng star who 1won tbtt!e gold medalt in the O~nlpie~. is silted to enter tebool at either Stlnford Dr Yale. USE DAIRY PRODUCTS the W.dhng the Enterpr.l&e !DUB Ohure!: 'llhur:sday evening .at her hom*'1 Rock Springs Road. The meeting in ehlll'lg\!! of the president, Mrs James WUI. opened with atripbure retdina bY Mrs. Ben Buek. !O'Uowed by group singing "Sweet.' Hour of PNyer". Devotions were led b • Ml:U NONR'8 Jean · s,a,bl and I 'llhf.,. lellitr• were ~ed on · ~lltt ,.niP 1 p~Jea~lnl • .lin, the- aiMku ll.aclne H!JH s.ttool provement w~s .tECl~in~~ (9f, the honor roll today by PrineiPJI Den Chester Hip piJ~'llplncl a~ alM IWd WOlfe ~· barlllg receJv4d B tlubJ wtm}l Cl'8' IIJl''-' ~ 01 bttt.- ~.. 'throughout Ul <!lr Tuesday n1Jht at Cbetttr ~· ~ftrle four yean in athool the dlreeUon of Rohrt If~~'· There wert' also t,bree juliltOB band J~ql ~ i M'f118 bo have been on thP btmor ll~t glee ~lbb 't!lr~or. · bret- Jlll.l'f, niM AOphomores and A varied ~ tforra~a •bowed thrte- lreshmen, for awo and one off the Jt•owina: ~Ua ol eaeh aeore•r r e1pecttvely. tioa of the band. Numberl indudStni>QI'I were Robert Euler, eel the "Setvlce Kare:h '', "A MarchPhyllis 1ble, Janice W.olfe, ,hm ln& SonJ", .. Tbe KedaJJion Over. tSJrt· Carolyn Clala.nd, Annabel ture", ''On The Stteet Mifcb"; Rot<e. hct Weeae; 10phomore · "Mmuet, In E P1at", trom •ll01.1rt Sharon BolO, Donna Hilldore, V1r 1 symphony; "I'm Forever Blowing rima JohnJOn, Uri• ~. Patr" Pubble1" (during wh1cb balloon• t:la Manta. Sb.lrtey MeKek'e ;, •ere floa.ted over the large audl· Mary AJk!f, .NeJM NadlDe RouJh ence), " Waves Of The Danube Altle swwr. hbJMa: Evely~ Waltz", "Bluet In Tbe Band." Cleland, M~ Euler, Maflle Sto- 411e Velvet Glove," and "lltr-1b.vt anne " An encore was tbe "UiliQiben wbo have been on thE" tary March" . tumor rolt throughout the 1~7 Tbe entire glee dub san& the te-r.m ln tMition tn th.Me ebcwe "Pledge To The Flaa" and "Thlfilll a~aiDI'I· Larry Badlley N'or My country" followed by an eorna Cbapm~ , David Hysell.' Don- semble known a& the &:auty ParJ Ltwil Joan NeviUt lor Doublt> Oc:tette, slnt~ng three {Continued from Pat• One) ~~ eanP. ndo~ Wanda Rooata: numbers, '"I'be Halllf of Ivy", "Tell some reaUU.. of today and a pre- 0:~1'1 •fttelda,' Genevte·te Sny- Me W~,Y" and "You Tell Me Your vtew or the next twenty yeara in der. Dream-''' - - lndustry. Junion· Jtck!. Adams, Tommy · Fields eo"fel'td in the film io- Fieber, Linda u..uor,, Suaan eluded eleetrlelcy, gas, eement. !!haln, PaV;da sa.11art. Carl ~ tranapon.tion, lteeJ, lumber, Wtllfe. (ConUaued from Pale Oot) atomie ~wer, hotel• and motela, SopbomGtes: DOJ"'thy ~sh, premiae• pfnd.ins sale Cbenof pur. laundry faellitit'l and aehoo1 devel· Frankie chtpm:an.. Unde J)ona. •uant to exbting petition• for fqreopmentiJ. b!le, Shlrlef Mt«.etvey. Nan y closure. Methodist womea who prepared Praf'Jitt, Roanle Saber. Rolfmll.r.V A dlvorte actton waa filed by and ~~erved the rteak dinner were s.t.e~. Jllrtabmn: none addilion- Anna Smitb, PortiiPd, teainst Mra. Bruce lloyd, lin. Robert 11. Gfl)t&e Smith, Jr.. Beaver, RD 2, Q)ato, Jln. E. O. ltall, lin. Fol' Slu<lenta lim.! OA the latt sill P1., wilb E. W Peoples, attorney rest Bacbtel. Mn. CmoU Swanson weeks b.ODPr voll and not oa tbP for tbe plaintiff. and lila Bet. senborn. "all-llmo" .,.. the 11115H'! roll in· In another action Judge J~n C. eluded~ .mort· C&rrol lllrrlal. )lacon ovenuled a motion for a Larry Holtfll', Lellu Manuel, new trial ln the eaR, Ohio \'! . Bett;y StllltN, Kfl'al111 TOYior, Richard L. Guutoes The fourth, filth and .six• 1 Central School wi'h gnades lhe11 teal:"her!l, J!.fiS.!i Genev 1eve St.o.bart and Mr'. and Mrs. Ralph Spencer Juild a plcmc at the N~Dylor's Run playeround. Mrs Paul Zerkle, Mrs. Rober. Arnold, Mrs. WilHam Russell, Mrs. Roy Mayer, Mrs. Ed Arnold, Mrs. Harry Lee Bailey, Mr... Wyatt Gilbert, Mrs. Olive In&ra· ham, Mrs Richal'd Finlaw ani! Mrs. Sidney Spencer, room moth ers ware 1n -charge of tbe afflai • Following a .picnic {!inner r:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;,;;;;;:~;;;iii;;;iii;;i;:;:;;;;____ , . noon roller skatmg and baseball BlshO(> 1 lf•lo*t'o Cryolopo~l O~ll .V,)VAY!I .l!.ll\l.INS TO FOR· Ollllll II. ll!J.CS .IS .OON •• 1'1'8 r,lilF"t BlilHIN!?- , 1)~ Weber Funeral Rites 'Are Held .·' p,....,._n.n, 1 ' < Church .t Chritt In Chtt.tiM Union, Mlddl..port, Jlev Guy 1'. Sayre. Sunday Sehool, 10 a. m., 7 30 preachln&, Wed., 7:30, BibLe claas , Mt. Morl1h Baptllt, Mldda.,.rt, lll"V N D. Bordeq, Bible School, 9 HI, Arlena RecS4, atpt; Wt.rn· mg worship, lO ·!KJ; BTU, 6 p. m Baccalaureate, 8 p. m. t-~..th Mothodllt, Mh~lliport, Rev c R. Konkrl,bt. Sundn School, 9:3Q, Ernest Covert, supt.; Morning worahip, t0·3Q, honoring high idlool graduatea, e p. m YF; 8 p. m. S.ccalaureate; Wed., 6.45, choir reb.e-ar&al; 7 p. m. Pray~ er meeting. First Mhldl•port, Rev Howard Ruppelt Church School 9 30, JDhn F'ultz, supt ; Mormng worship, 10 30, sermon. ''lt It Wrtlng to Judie?"· West. mmster Youth, FeUowshlP recen for summer vacation; Monday, Trustee~ meeti.ng, 7.30; Wedtt (Jun.&or choir, 8.30, Senior Cboif 1 p m. ., ~ Church of Christ, BradiHny, .attward EmeriOn, pastor. ~unday School, 9 30 Thurman Caney, supt.; MorninJ wor&bip 10:30; Chriahan Endeavor, 6 p. m.;' &vanma: service 7:80; Wed., 'l:30 11' Jll. Pr-ayer meeUng. PreUyter~n Church, lrrtcUM. Rev Howard Ruppelt. Cburcb School II' 30, Pe-N"l MeBrld't, 1\lPt.: Evealng wonh 1p'; ?·at>, sermon, "ls u wrong to J~e?" _ Church ef Ch~llt In Chrfttlaa Union, Hobson, ttev o. H. Cart Sunday Sehoo) 9 a. m. Armie Jlohler, supl; Morning bro•d~st over Parkersburg stallon , 10.11 a. m. Eveninil serviee, 7.30; Wed., 7:30 pnyer meeting. mon Y makina project 1or June, tile member!! would Hrn 1 dollar and teH hoW taley: made it. '11te tiO~· der box donated bY 'M:r.s. John Smith was award&d. to )In!. Roger peace pf ming, For pl<1ns to fit your needs, I· Bible School · Mornlng wonb1p 10:30. aerm.on, "Men of ConJOlation", 6:45, Youna: (CMitl.....a fNm ,... ,....} (Continued from Pa&e One ) Peoplea' meetina, 8 p. m . Bacea- OX)'Jen muk ova the bl:r'• t.e ena; ,..,.. Jr ..e, Mrt. Pktent laureate; Wednetday, 7 :10, Pr,f)'tr durlna the 15-mile trip \D tht hof,. teadler. lbry S.,tt, U.da Nel· meetlna. pltll At tbe bolplt.L be WAI IOD, Sftond JP.dt, )ln. Denver wa.s decided tbat as i program prot«t!s your family, gives you S. Boy'8 Resctle ~~~~th~~:!."!!!on it ·come what mby, o well-plohned insurance I port, Rev. B. r Strm. lllblt School 9·3il, IMler Taylor, oupt; ---·---·- . . , E. MAIN ST. Rooms New Furniture 1. • �' • ..,-d -o.; May lB, 195'1' 4-Daii,J SeD!Inel, Pomeroy-lllddleport, -Gets Nod To Pitch Regional F1·_nal Baffle ~!~~~~?if.g¥4: ?ffi~g~~~:~·d~llrl; • ·oave . Gross, Robinson, Star In 1¥1 Victory By Reds Over Giants, Take 11!2 Game Lead Over Braves Down Warsaw 7-3After SJmky First SPORTS whu be takes the mound again$l PleaurttvlJie .ln the flnalt of ~ relicmal tournament In tbe Co1· There exists in Meigs County a even. broken lll"lle and shattered \ wnbua Jets Stadium. , cool her Interest. Mrs. Georgia· Vletory today, alter the YeUaw and Jac:Seb 7-3 defeat of W.imw ln Road, is t walkln& t!neyclopedia of Sports doun't pertlln only to bueball, although at this time of year, the first: round Frida7, WO\Ild naturaUy, blteball)l No. 1 on her Hil Parade. IW'fl tbe remaining team• in Ohio There's an old gentleman at Dorcas near Racine to four. Tbey 1t"Qllld .eome baclr: ..... b h , ___., f being lh the loOowinz weekend to fle:bt il po.-•ve the p llllpMNumaP or e . \ oul for the cbanrpionlblp. WOO] basketball Jan. Hla ~e is Arthur Beegle.. some Pleuantville downed JIK'bo ~ he bu tept h:S private play·bY·play recot'ds of all Jla.. town &-1 in Columbus yu~ay y.ears cine bHketbaU games, away and at home-. · ~ to earn tht right to meet Kldd~ Xra. WIIUam:ron maY not :.oe JnteH.t of t!YefY red-blaoded Amport. GMile time i1 2 P. M. toda · 1ble to a,.~tr&4*· .trim In 1:141~11 erlean bOy, a b1seball. After a shaky fi:ret inn.inc abe surelY dueJ"\'e,s mention "Gh well" · opined Mn. W\lllam· apinat Wanaw, In whk'b tbe but f-or her ~n •lrit. son "lo what. Accidents 'happen Jaetflb eave up three lUDI on Her ..;.etGUJ M.t bome about lD bueball;" no hits, four errors, arod Jim toW Jnlleil trom Ptmti'OJ 11 fa. Bowle.' only free 'Pill of the vor~e pltee fbr IMr arandlon,1 Bill 11be ealm ,acceptance of fa•e pme, Middleport RtUed clown to 1110" rrnnorkable be· Glbbo, .:On of Mr, oDd · J in, w.' \ wu nm thelr .own store up wltlt Ctbbt' ·of 'Pomet'Of, to ~e ud eauae.uthethebell .tJI;It WE'nt thtoul!lh pri!Swre on the oppo&ltiM. . "Wod: out" in ~ball 1ritb f·mthla fhv.l • IIJ'Igt window, kept OuUide of that lint lnnlnf .lb• lly and rolau.eo. right on lOins. aDd ¥roct!edeJ Jackett were never In aeriOtU :.1 the 1,.._ Wb\dow with thru a window of her car whJc11 trouble .!though a total of teftft lD ·t"n ·h er tinie w"eM wa• -housed lnalckl. ,.Oiacues Jtept the ltlut! In -dollbt-. :•Dwt.nllqWt~hent~ey 11hit event waa ~ot the flr!t JloweVer, Warsaw ®ntmltted fl"(e eome Into ~ntadwith that NQD'd, time her ••r h·' -·l'e<A.a errors, whlch the Jaebtl me4~ · · ..... '"' ~ l' ""' ...... ~.. on ta~are• th ~ • thrown or baMed .bllaebal~. ·ou.,·. Into rune In bM second, third' .,.d Mtd ~beriod fourth lnaiDJI. ·· . lnt one of rv,.. '"'""' ·baoe ,, V baD ifameo ll!n. WQIIam>, of The Jackett 11'Dt two ~ J" cOurse, wa& a speetatot. ·hOI'Ile plate In the ncond. Ut~n went ahead to .atay In the tbtrd They added two l.ar lroatin& Ln . perhapt 50 feet east or the le!t the fif\h. Meanwhile, Bowie• w11 field line. Foul batted drives aome fannin, ahl: Wal'la'Wite.t •nd al· ·8lf times r~tle tmJOnl tile parte!! to .,..,,.of .,..,t ' ·hes Ma .. S.tJte ' I I . J Nuxhall Gets Chance To Show Stuff For Reds Today Against Ruben Gomez. CINCINNATI UP - Lefty Joe fTmtball, '.1'hO hasn't started a j;ii;,rlcesinc~ t h.April d 24th, i'k gets his1 o a Jne 1o ay I e some o I n-Mer~·· Orlginally Bowles a:ot Hart to ny out. MIDOLIPOIIT'I ltUNI ehes, II tile (IUIItomfn were Fr-; dly n~ about ~ wlnnl!l' o. their bruitiDI TV 10 n&J...ser 1t Cleveland Arena. Glardello, the 28-yHr-old e-.: PhLLadelPhlan whG now .Uvet in New Y«ll:. wound with 4 f.pllt decialon. He t.o the Second lnnlrq;-NelRon led oCf wllh -1 aln&le, Henneay aln&led. ~eoring and Jlen- neay a:oln1 to thlt'd. Kenned)' fah· ned but Croolu walked ..00 Henne.)' 8Cortd nn McCom•r~ fl eldcrti cholce . Wbltlatc·h g,roun' ed out. Thlrd- DI.vlt led walk, Hlndy off wlth a urrilited 'hhn to III!ICDRd and Bowles wa" ufe oa the aeeond b11emen.'' mor. Nel· son alncled 111ln tcariD( Dlv•l and Bowleal: Henneay Rled out fo the aeoond. bueman aM Nll1· ton .eored. ¥ennedy flied out. Fourth-Criob led Gff wU.h II rlnlinl clo\t.ble to ~nter, )kConl· •• wllr:ed and Whitlatch "<'~ ule on a fteldet'a tboloe • JleComaa wb ou.t tl aeeond; Dlvll w1.1 out abort to Ultnt and Croob acored. Hlndy wu ufe •'" an ..-ror by the lei; 'lelder but Bowie• filed out t.o eent.rr. Jaclcaon w11 reported to 'have wen 1-1 over Ntles In Cia• A t .:l· 1ion11 .play Friday. · While MlddleJOrt JOI only lollf hlu, wl<h Ill loadln1 hitter. Bo•·· Itt ·1olnJ for 1 tow o:( ~ IIU the)' were WOOd oa tha ball whleh - J h l oU lholt War· aaw error-. 1nd lacket run1. 'Bobby Ne1aon wa1 4tH -hltt.ln1; Jt.u with two alntleo. Croob I'll • double ond HeoDely a olnrle. Une JCOte: Wanaw .. , . . , 100 000 ~ 4 D Middleport ... Cll3 200 •-1 I 1 Batterlea: Warsaw: HUlled. (LP) Tarrh (&l and Willen. Middleport~ Bowie• and HJnd v:- cewnc NEED GOOD INSURANCE? .. e FOil THE IBST! eANY TYPE! Set er Clll JOHN IICH 114 E. Mala 'Ill. tor 'the Giants. FOR SALE One lot. next to Columbus It on August 6 without a debut b} Sept. 2 worked hh to 1HI. by bad breaks early year that marred hiS early •eason record , the HamiltoiJ., Ohio, veteran In Ut5~ led the- National League in shut~.~uts with tlve, was ·top leftbander with a .M6 percent· BAmRIES FUEL PUMPS SPARK PLUG$ w•• Firestone Diatributer • Phll WWIIIIIIG!I Malll Sl. • PONTIAC GIVES YOU UNtTIII 1'11111 AMI.ICAN LIAGUI WLht.OI !. DOLLAR THAN THI.f' . BIGGEST OF THE SMAll E;R JOISI Tho ..-Dod "low-price" I!IIIDboN Jao& T : though yaw ha111e Is IIIOI'III!SIIdl "• I Bere ""' .... ef ,.. ,.,• ., Y•• C•• •• ......~~ in it-Pontioc Ill- )'<Ill lip' to .................. ,., ...... ADd ,our P01ttioc doolor cU poo.,.lt-wilholl\cilll WaohiRIIOD ., . T II .HI II I Prl ...,.. ....llo dlevelattd 1 Wul\lttfiOn ·1 nltb' dhi<o1o llolliniOre 1 n!Citt Dettoll 4 Y!i o!PI IOolon I KonOot . I .lfltl .._ , . , ,..... ~loh..O Cleveland at W.atbl,ltJ'On-Gar· ell 1·1 or - Pltula· 04 w AberniiiiQ- 1-1 Clti<OIO ol llohiiiiOM nilltt.- · Honhman a-t va Wll~l o-1 a ltpi!CilleaUooo Cbook New · n.trolt" Now 8tart:lltc 111.'0 HARlEY DAVID~N 11. v., e~,Jl l)ent c9ndltlon, sa tri!ice for quick sale: Ntone 86-111 or 81111-Y. ll-ltl-31p STQI!E AND " EQ~. wll! l.,.ve ' ~II4lpt. Ran49Jt>h· />tOre, S(4te ~··~ 124 bet~en· Reeds· ville and Hookbt~PGI't. S.IB-'np 3-30 corn er to run tell on new and IP:!PI all .jee4 killer. Just pick tti~ Cb~tmlcal 4t The D~ily i~tlQel Ali~. No charge #tid PbilDf!~il. Complete htiJtruc- ~ded LEGAL ~OTICE GEORGE SMITH, JR., whose last known ip lace of residence N&a B!ila\'er 1,1:. D. 2, In B~ftl' CoiJ,n,.ty and State ·of Permaylva!pa Ia bereby nolllied thai AliNA Sl\frrH bas fi,led he~ petition alai!Jst him 'for .4i~.r:ee J& iCaH .No. 12!~ of Yb.e Co~mou . fJeu Court · of M!ilig 111 ~CP\Ittt.f, ,Qhio, . and that said case- . wjll be for hetrina on or attef the J•t day ?f July; 1n'd that said defendant 18 required to answer the aame on or .before the &aid tat day of July, 1957. • ·. ANNA SMITH , BY E. w. PEOPLES. ATTORNEY . (5) 18, 25, (8) 1, 8, ld, 2t 6tc and growing crops, milk houae, trJide A dairy ·~·up, ple"nty ·wa,tea•, farm pond, mineral rlgbts. Thil .fa · one of Melga County'• -bleb productive farms. Rev. Seevers of Pomeroy was Pearl F. Parker, Agent, Porilelo)' tb..e S~aker for Jb.ccalaurelte lefo- -'"'* , 'Jiq > · :::;:=:~5~17~3t~p~-p~h~o~n;e~2:0~1-~E~a~ri~D~M:enJd~o~r,~S!r~.,~v~lce~a~a~t ~the IUgb ~,.,;o'-~~~~t:"~oll&;:=== Realtor, Nelsonville. G 17 2tc crowd attended, schopl. A · nice -wlf. -~ lltroacfo YQil'U clioGUII CU, oil,~ odv.._ 1111Cl· od'flllliQM tho ...u... ouo hawm't oveD tbouchl ot. n- putlht faelliii1Cilcuno to a....,_. with yoQ boltincJ tho wheel. Rialtt.,_, tho otari l/OU'U dieoover lbat·titlo bif Yn-Foytae~ ' beoV)'W111aht haodleo 111re a ......,........ m.m 1D tramo or on tho o-zood. - - .,.ijo Pontio.c .otren """ Proci•_T..,. t:Mo nla, ~ ~ e8brtlea ot.rlna III1Cl braid!>&. NO doUbt about lt-haro'o drivilllthOtpullltho- ..... iD lllo iliadol 2 Cleveland at New Yorll Chlcaao at. Bodo~ • ... NATIONAL LOAOUI NO SMAtLIR ~· I, EVEN .APPRoACHES PONTIAC'I· ua.:INCH •• WHEEI.~El · · W~Jic~•• ·li I ·.T\)1. Cln.lnnotl 7f" 0 , - - -'---- _ _ _ __ _&lUte with Poatioc'o rupod Jl.. - ,.... III1Cl evwy Inch of tho $-2 n Linen 2-0 K11tilt City It Bolton-Truck' &-o n Nllt:M H , ~: \)ttrolt at Wultlnt\i!n. Kar~M• CH'y at ' Billfmore, u- sCreE'-,q al'lrt dOors. lH ·Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. S;l q- ~•p . . MOTEL with fro~tage On two heavily traveled highWays. 10 units with ,garages, restaurant, n-2 li· cense, ri:Jodern in every respect for investment purposes or ~ ·prOfitable business. lnve1 tlgatf, TIACHE.~ . or" SU,~STITUTI this. Pearl F. Parker, Acent. . TEACHIR ·Pomeroy phone 2()1. Earl D. A MARSHALL Filj:LD FAIIIILY Mendor, Sr., Realtor, Nelaonvme. ~ed enterprise hq interesting a 17 "2te summer vacatil?n position, ln tbls vicinity. GUaranteed income Meiga County, 1~ •cres if you qu~lify wltb opportunity FARMon State Highway, close to viLto earn up to $1~00 for sum1 I.a~e, 100 acres tractor tilla!lle", 8 mer ~epen.ding on ability and room house and 3 room tenant .lengtb o~ vacation. For local in. house, machinery, sheds, cribs, terview aee Mr.. Clark, Hotel other outbuildlnp, lars;e barn, Martin, Pq_~er.oy, Friday 4:00 p. stanchions, plJ!ilfy mow rpom, . 111· to 7;119 p. m,, or Sot 9"PO a. approximately 3.000 bljllea bar a:oes with place and all MORE SOLID CAR HR , You con 111od-ln your holll1 throt~~~hout and llrlng It up 10 ..i,d•rn ~lvln• •tanclard1 even ' fram.e on ®a1t M11in Jjtr,et. From and back ~nclpie~ ppr.dl~11:. ,Rot heating. N'!lf IJl,Jb lj<~oql, Pric. ed at .,5(MI.O() ~n~ . buyer Can UBlllQe exlatlna: fiQ,.nci~. POMI_ROy ~ 5 roo~-' On Dice lot ne,r l{lg~ School. AU uU!Uies in h9UJI!!. Caah l!"l.., ,.1!100,00. POf!I,~OV - p-tl>om hi>u~~ .lflth bath. High 1nt;l dry oo .Llneoln Hill, riic~ vie'+' Df Ohio River. Small Jot. Owner w.UJ finaRce. FARM ,- U •cres\ with 6--f'oom · house, barn and gO-od henhouse ·Plenty gard'n space, tiuck grou:nd and pasture. Only 1 IJllle from UarrisonY!lle. Ptlcet1 ~ F~[tM - T1 acres, 6·room bouse ·~path. Old barn. Lots "of (6. cySf and sassaf-ras $prouts. Wcin. dertul screech owl country. If YOu Ire Bn Old Gua.rd Rep\!bli. can, this is a wonderful pl~e to re~lre. Going at $2000.00. !lOX H9 PHONE 101-V w•ter ,, • .. . .. ~-·...., ' 14 • .tMO i 1,J I& II .1181 4 14 .1011 s 1•2 1 .· ~ 11., 11 1 li'OM!J:~9Y ...,. 1·room Po~b of ....... CueiJ,._"UlfiJ~ ...._ 5 out 1() smaller-cars. wear a Pontiac price tag • • • ••• .-yet none give you any .of i Pontlac'&_ a~vantages) ResUlts · av Clevai&Dd , .. , . Boaton . . . . . . .. Delrolt ... . "' . . K.onaao Cit~ , , : lla!Umol'tl . . . . • . ,..,., ~ -~ __ • 1 -1118 !few Yooll .. . . II t .110 I"' - . ""::.:'& ~, ,_ - • Basebill '_!=!:!1\MIIwollltee IT I Broolllyo ......... 1110 ,~' 3Ill llltllo4tlpbla , . II )I , ' I · 11. Lout~ .. ... . . 1n.1 , ~~ I. ,,....,.. New York . ., .. 1•1 11 .all. II> • l'IU•boi'lh . . .. ' & -10"' Cltleqf .. .. ., . \ 1- · :1i6 II .,,. ,: ' ,' \ '- • .~ • BrooldJn it C1tl...o. ,jiMI •nlft Clnetnoatl II """. Yllrll 1 1\llht Phllllltlpbla 11(. 1 ~ 1 n!rht Plllabotlllb , ~ ~. '.. ~lib' e .......,.. ,....... ,_ t>Pd. hlli ,, .. ,... -, Btoolllyn ai ·'Chlta~., . ll4a · Kalaer NIYf , Il-l COIIIplete . Remc!.l~!rillt • Service : ·· '• ·. We em -belp plaa, furalall )'VII Dllleila!l. , ...m, mend i nllillle -~ •==· lllllable . MillY people are finding It ebeeper od 111ore deolr. able !0 remodel their present bolllts, lhlll 10 · buy or btdJd, tel Ul help you have a neW heme ~ijb,l where ·JOll . . .• • art! ' . '· ' ~.· THI. ~--OY CEMENT .•L¥1 CO~PANY 41 Y,ean of Conlbtuotia lierVIet .,. . -SEl yOUR ~un,IORI~Ep 'STATE &ull..DING - . .ulld _ , ,, ... ...,... IGNJnON PARTS WILLIAMSON OIL CO·MPANY . .. 6111 CONCUTI' BLOCa ' CAMDEN II. J . UP - Jolm B, Kelly ol Philadelphia, !other of Prlnee1a Grate of: Mpnaeo, has been ro-elecLed prcuOdent Gf the 1~. Atlantic · .ctty · R1oe 1'frack. Fred Charlie c. Scholler re·el'eeted chairmiD of the board, while Dr. Leon Glardello suffered a faur-eUtc11 •laab at the corner of hla rlcht Lev)' w11 re . • elected exe<:utlve eye. A tllne..U~h ~ut 1ufferld t vice president. by Cllhoup at the ·cornet of hlt ldt eye in tile four-til round, prevented hi• mt"klna .aar l~edlale plllll. PHDND HE \.EAPS FROM THE E~PIRE Let lls Senlee l"mw IJ•r ... Come To BAILEY'S LAKE Opening Su.,day May19 -THIN.. A.FTER In MICIDI.iPOilT, OHIO 61~ Deleo and Alllo Ule ;; ---~· · Chtea&o .. ..... IT Real Eatate lrobr ~ CO. Middleport ·~~an~d~ti~cd~w~i~th~W~•~rr~en~~~~::;:;; -::;::;::;:; ri • IJL ABNEa uro.c-ally .... - Aluminum combination storm a~~ , lll!reen witldowa and doon. Steel lnd aluminum awnlna:s and ~ opiu Crd Wllliam Radford, Rock &prilllla. l!i 2 liT!Q~. AC 6 od 1Z VoU Plro,A_Io._ ACCIDINY ' J M• ( • HOBART COAL Rodney Dow~ti.ag 111'9VBA:liiCE AGENCY WANTED ~ Cut and eolpred a:lau old ehina. Call 6188-M evenings. 5 15 tl PWTIC SEAT COVERS- OIL FILTER$ GATES FAN BELTS (Ill si1es) ~- r~ ,_. ~a · 'I , IIOUIJI'RY FOR s.AL!!-Fir/11 Goo eration Arbor Aem Vant re~• CtoSis .Broiler chieks. F OP EGG:l--D.dalb the PtQfit Pu.l lel HERM BERRYIS KATCH ~- '"t port, Ohio, 491,1: Ft. Front. Price $2000.00. One &ix·room house with bath near Whr.l<> pa~i~eH~~o~Zo~iddleport, Ohio. no ER:V, lac., P~ tkertburg, W Va. Phone GA-~fi!M. &-10-lmoc PIUs Tax and Recapable Tire --- .. Pomeroy 600x16 HEW TREAD _......, ar,~ lt.tdo!t~t~k';;;~ ~:sJ:b~e~~ tl~: :~~~be!~ ~~\o S~:~~~~~di:: .....ucTII~ -- 2·1 record. Tri!Ctll' Sales ~. ' All Sisea In Stock B"leifo.r:e. .o-.u. . ;:\ f ·- ' tt se_ 1e.. . . 11• s·.ma ca·r·j.i •• go day will be Ruben Gumez, witb a victory, NuxhaH was switc)led at the lao! minute lor Don Gross. Nuxhall could ~ ready lor a dow. Yet, it went rilht ,tbrotJihSbe didn't mind ait· aw(W 1~; boweYtt. Her gN~cb<ln, 8m. ,1 fre 1 t.m1 n, was in the pme an,· dolor right · well by ibiJnJelf, too, t1tank yau Wha.l'a a (!racked window or· two If yoo've got some one dear going for you ln the 8 porta world? Thlt la, if you're a sports !an like till• lady. the ball a:oiDJ lhrouah to eerri.er· field , Nelaon to ~~:;~s:h;h~e~li::;s8 :,~aio .~~f~-i m!'.!r ~:,:m:.;~ere.:;r .lliddl~ ~::,!~1y ~~'::':.ed 11cbeduled • ttAI'f BALERS •RAK.ES I • .MOWERS Fl RESTONE Tl RES Jim Pie!':~all broke a 3·3 tie in ninth inning of the BostOI'!· Kansas City game with a double that scored Pete Daley and sent for the most wins by a NL left)' the A's down tQ their fourth W. straight loss . with 17. T he 220 poun der h as a 1.0 rec· , .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: d h I d . . 0 - bacbtrou In nlllllller ~he Birdie Tebbetts. Facing him to' ' olh" pilrhing choices ol Man· against ,,the on Cubs. y eeLSlOD coming lowed only four hitl. 1 CU:VEJ,.AND lfp wlndowa WanaW' took advaallge of el,cht tontend~l'l ~ Rhubarb M thLI partit"Ular g.tme, again,lt MiddlfH'I!Ort jitter• after WUBbn. OJradeUo and Rol7 OIUM>Uit Rutland, we believe, a Rutland(lr leadinc off, groonded out. Le'W were 11 eoafi.Med tociiY ~t f_ll- drilled .. Une drive st.ralgbt Into renee wu safe on Crooks' errror. •ure :pl•nl; bec:'luae of brOW Ill~· Mn. Wtlliam10n'6 ear door wl, Farrell walked. HrWited, the pitcher, wu aare on Davis' error, Bowles atnK-kOut Coop<lr but Tarrh w11 ufe on CrooU' RaOnd eJTor &s IA:wrel!!!e Jnd Femn acmd. 'l'hen II" C®per fWM nJ'e on Croob' third error of thtc Jnninr and another run w11 ln . =~ard swam the eighth. Jones• In the sixth inning proved All that line hitting and -plt.ch-we decisive wallop in the Phil&UnitN Preaa Sport& WriN-r ing stretched Cincinnati's lead to rds contest Robin Roberts fell So1.1thpaw Don Gross 1pent part a game and a half o·rer second- behind when he gave up homers of lad 1eason witb Havana of the place Milwaukee and three games to Wally Moon and Ken Boyer but International League but his !u· over third·place Brooklyn, he settled down and blanked Sl ture in Cincinnati seems assured Th e Phillies came from behind LOuis after the thu-d inning to ll he keeps p!tching the way he to defeat the Cardinals, ~3. while register his tbird victory. did Friday night in beating the rain caused po.<J tponement of the HOEFT LICkS YANKS York Giants, tH with , games betwee n the P irates and flv~Jt effort. Braves and the Dodgers and Hoeft celebrated both hia 25th The 25-year-<lld Gross now has Cubs. birthday BIJid his return to action hurled three complete - game vicaft~r a three-we~k layoff due to toriea -and ba1 yet to be defeated. Chlao:r P•cl Led a sore shoulder in ':>eating the He Is just one more good reason In lhe American . Leaaue, the Yankees on eillhth hlts. Charlie why tbe Redlegs have won 15 of White Sox won their sixth consec- Maxwell, sm Tuttle and A1 Ka· their l-ast 16 "ames \ utlve game and increased their Friday nii'ht, fiank Robinson league lead to a game and I half line each hit homers. bla1ted a pair of homers, his fifth by beating the orioles, 3·2; southThe Indians scored their victory and sixth of the season, to drive paw Billy Hoeft of the Tigers lrt the expense of· Camilo Pascual in four runs, while Gus Bell drove stopped the Yankees, 4-1; the In- when Roeky Colavito delivered a in the same number with a homer dians cUmbed into a second-place two--run bloop single In the fifth . and two alnglea. Robinson, Bell tie wtth the Yanks by licking the Paseual struck out 11 and yielded and Crowe each collected. three Senators, 3-1, and the Red Sox ·all eight Clert-land hits In the eight innings he worked. S'Juthhll.a ip the Redlegs' 18·hit attack .! nipped the Athletics, 4-3. Groat blanked t'te Giants until Pinch hitter Marv J;alatlock's pnw Bud Daley, makin1 hia secDusty Rhodell homered In the three·run homer off loser Sam ond •tar-t of the season for the Tribe, was tbe winner. ::~. Con.fuse Plans •..l.t p • Of F16"" meet lut niJht. Mlaa NUl ·!dWuda, •• II-1Nll'O ' By MIL TON RICHMOND DESK Dt.vt Hlndy will cet the aod to _pu1 Middleport 4ntD the reall:r aeleet aroup or Ohio Cl~M A bueblll teama this arternoor. f mint FORI) a.• 10 1nob IU~Arbtr be.... ._.,, YOUNG WOioiA!f Nalitn,W. ot• 6 !neb l r <IJr• ronlu tion 11¥ ollr,.U.. tlon, Q_pe n ,q once Jn lbl1 ,-~[nrh-11 1 ·PI'E'II. f\eal0f11lb le. Ch1 .W. Reuter, Chelter Rold. ~~ M.Pt .~~t ..,w~···· ~., p od <4)le,tlon , OOTSQIWII)', oap. • b-18-31" able ol UU"' IJ!lijatlve ao6 oel! f\~w-iatere~ Browo SwiM bull , 3 te.U ~D«. Above averaae income. yeaJitiJ o,Jrt Arthur Spence!" For loe1J UaU!rvltw 1ee Mr. Cbeater. 5·l8·3'p Clar.t, IWtel Martin, Ptlmeroy, Frid a~ p, m. lo 7 o ~P p. m. P0 R 'SAL!!: BY 8.10, UJE!"d d ation or sa·tur<IJY 9:30 J . m. tQ 4:00 p. wagon ,a(ld oUiee furnlture. Obm. 515410 tain bid sheets at Main G•tc. KY&~ r t:reeJ,c Power Plant, Ohe. shire. 5 liJ 3tc ''."' fHsy••. STOP · TI-IAT CAN'T GO Ar.tOUNP "DEFYING' 'THE !....'WS' �' • ..,-d -o.; May lB, 195'1' 4-Daii,J SeD!Inel, Pomeroy-lllddleport, -Gets Nod To Pitch Regional F1·_nal Baffle ~!~~~~?if.g¥4: ?ffi~g~~~:~·d~llrl; • ·oave . Gross, Robinson, Star In 1¥1 Victory By Reds Over Giants, Take 11!2 Game Lead Over Braves Down Warsaw 7-3After SJmky First SPORTS whu be takes the mound again$l PleaurttvlJie .ln the flnalt of ~ relicmal tournament In tbe Co1· There exists in Meigs County a even. broken lll"lle and shattered \ wnbua Jets Stadium. , cool her Interest. Mrs. Georgia· Vletory today, alter the YeUaw and Jac:Seb 7-3 defeat of W.imw ln Road, is t walkln& t!neyclopedia of Sports doun't pertlln only to bueball, although at this time of year, the first: round Frida7, WO\Ild naturaUy, blteball)l No. 1 on her Hil Parade. IW'fl tbe remaining team• in Ohio There's an old gentleman at Dorcas near Racine to four. Tbey 1t"Qllld .eome baclr: ..... b h , ___., f being lh the loOowinz weekend to fle:bt il po.-•ve the p llllpMNumaP or e . \ oul for the cbanrpionlblp. WOO] basketball Jan. Hla ~e is Arthur Beegle.. some Pleuantville downed JIK'bo ~ he bu tept h:S private play·bY·play recot'ds of all Jla.. town &-1 in Columbus yu~ay y.ears cine bHketbaU games, away and at home-. · ~ to earn tht right to meet Kldd~ Xra. WIIUam:ron maY not :.oe JnteH.t of t!YefY red-blaoded Amport. GMile time i1 2 P. M. toda · 1ble to a,.~tr&4*· .trim In 1:141~11 erlean bOy, a b1seball. After a shaky fi:ret inn.inc abe surelY dueJ"\'e,s mention "Gh well" · opined Mn. W\lllam· apinat Wanaw, In whk'b tbe but f-or her ~n •lrit. son "lo what. Accidents 'happen Jaetflb eave up three lUDI on Her ..;.etGUJ M.t bome about lD bueball;" no hits, four errors, arod Jim toW Jnlleil trom Ptmti'OJ 11 fa. Bowle.' only free 'Pill of the vor~e pltee fbr IMr arandlon,1 Bill 11be ealm ,acceptance of fa•e pme, Middleport RtUed clown to 1110" rrnnorkable be· Glbbo, .:On of Mr, oDd · J in, w.' \ wu nm thelr .own store up wltlt Ctbbt' ·of 'Pomet'Of, to ~e ud eauae.uthethebell .tJI;It WE'nt thtoul!lh pri!Swre on the oppo&ltiM. . "Wod: out" in ~ball 1ritb f·mthla fhv.l • IIJ'Igt window, kept OuUide of that lint lnnlnf .lb• lly and rolau.eo. right on lOins. aDd ¥roct!edeJ Jackett were never In aeriOtU :.1 the 1,.._ Wb\dow with thru a window of her car whJc11 trouble .!though a total of teftft lD ·t"n ·h er tinie w"eM wa• -housed lnalckl. ,.Oiacues Jtept the ltlut! In -dollbt-. :•Dwt.nllqWt~hent~ey 11hit event waa ~ot the flr!t JloweVer, Warsaw ®ntmltted fl"(e eome Into ~ntadwith that NQD'd, time her ••r h·' -·l'e<A.a errors, whlch the Jaebtl me4~ · · ..... '"' ~ l' ""' ...... ~.. on ta~are• th ~ • thrown or baMed .bllaebal~. ·ou.,·. Into rune In bM second, third' .,.d Mtd ~beriod fourth lnaiDJI. ·· . lnt one of rv,.. '"'""' ·baoe ,, V baD ifameo ll!n. WQIIam>, of The Jackett 11'Dt two ~ J" cOurse, wa& a speetatot. ·hOI'Ile plate In the ncond. Ut~n went ahead to .atay In the tbtrd They added two l.ar lroatin& Ln . perhapt 50 feet east or the le!t the fif\h. Meanwhile, Bowie• w11 field line. Foul batted drives aome fannin, ahl: Wal'la'Wite.t •nd al· ·8lf times r~tle tmJOnl tile parte!! to .,..,,.of .,..,t ' ·hes Ma .. S.tJte ' I I . J Nuxhall Gets Chance To Show Stuff For Reds Today Against Ruben Gomez. CINCINNATI UP - Lefty Joe fTmtball, '.1'hO hasn't started a j;ii;,rlcesinc~ t h.April d 24th, i'k gets his1 o a Jne 1o ay I e some o I n-Mer~·· Orlginally Bowles a:ot Hart to ny out. MIDOLIPOIIT'I ltUNI ehes, II tile (IUIItomfn were Fr-; dly n~ about ~ wlnnl!l' o. their bruitiDI TV 10 n&J...ser 1t Cleveland Arena. Glardello, the 28-yHr-old e-.: PhLLadelPhlan whG now .Uvet in New Y«ll:. wound with 4 f.pllt decialon. He t.o the Second lnnlrq;-NelRon led oCf wllh -1 aln&le, Henneay aln&led. ~eoring and Jlen- neay a:oln1 to thlt'd. Kenned)' fah· ned but Croolu walked ..00 Henne.)' 8Cortd nn McCom•r~ fl eldcrti cholce . Wbltlatc·h g,roun' ed out. Thlrd- DI.vlt led walk, Hlndy off wlth a urrilited 'hhn to III!ICDRd and Bowles wa" ufe oa the aeeond b11emen.'' mor. Nel· son alncled 111ln tcariD( Dlv•l and Bowleal: Henneay Rled out fo the aeoond. bueman aM Nll1· ton .eored. ¥ennedy flied out. Fourth-Criob led Gff wU.h II rlnlinl clo\t.ble to ~nter, )kConl· •• wllr:ed and Whitlatch "<'~ ule on a fteldet'a tboloe • JleComaa wb ou.t tl aeeond; Dlvll w1.1 out abort to Ultnt and Croob acored. Hlndy wu ufe •'" an ..-ror by the lei; 'lelder but Bowie• filed out t.o eent.rr. Jaclcaon w11 reported to 'have wen 1-1 over Ntles In Cia• A t .:l· 1ion11 .play Friday. · While MlddleJOrt JOI only lollf hlu, wl<h Ill loadln1 hitter. Bo•·· Itt ·1olnJ for 1 tow o:( ~ IIU the)' were WOOd oa tha ball whleh - J h l oU lholt War· aaw error-. 1nd lacket run1. 'Bobby Ne1aon wa1 4tH -hltt.ln1; Jt.u with two alntleo. Croob I'll • double ond HeoDely a olnrle. Une JCOte: Wanaw .. , . . , 100 000 ~ 4 D Middleport ... Cll3 200 •-1 I 1 Batterlea: Warsaw: HUlled. (LP) Tarrh (&l and Willen. Middleport~ Bowie• and HJnd v:- cewnc NEED GOOD INSURANCE? .. e FOil THE IBST! eANY TYPE! Set er Clll JOHN IICH 114 E. Mala 'Ill. tor 'the Giants. FOR SALE One lot. next to Columbus It on August 6 without a debut b} Sept. 2 worked hh to 1HI. by bad breaks early year that marred hiS early •eason record , the HamiltoiJ., Ohio, veteran In Ut5~ led the- National League in shut~.~uts with tlve, was ·top leftbander with a .M6 percent· BAmRIES FUEL PUMPS SPARK PLUG$ w•• Firestone Diatributer • Phll WWIIIIIIG!I Malll Sl. • PONTIAC GIVES YOU UNtTIII 1'11111 AMI.ICAN LIAGUI WLht.OI !. DOLLAR THAN THI.f' . BIGGEST OF THE SMAll E;R JOISI Tho ..-Dod "low-price" I!IIIDboN Jao& T : though yaw ha111e Is IIIOI'III!SIIdl "• I Bere ""' .... ef ,.. ,.,• ., Y•• C•• •• ......~~ in it-Pontioc Ill- )'<Ill lip' to .................. ,., ...... ADd ,our P01ttioc doolor cU poo.,.lt-wilholl\cilll WaohiRIIOD ., . T II .HI II I Prl ...,.. ....llo dlevelattd 1 Wul\lttfiOn ·1 nltb' dhi<o1o llolliniOre 1 n!Citt Dettoll 4 Y!i o!PI IOolon I KonOot . I .lfltl .._ , . , ,..... ~loh..O Cleveland at W.atbl,ltJ'On-Gar· ell 1·1 or - Pltula· 04 w AberniiiiQ- 1-1 Clti<OIO ol llohiiiiOM nilltt.- · Honhman a-t va Wll~l o-1 a ltpi!CilleaUooo Cbook New · n.trolt" Now 8tart:lltc 111.'0 HARlEY DAVID~N 11. v., e~,Jl l)ent c9ndltlon, sa tri!ice for quick sale: Ntone 86-111 or 81111-Y. ll-ltl-31p STQI!E AND " EQ~. wll! l.,.ve ' ~II4lpt. Ran49Jt>h· />tOre, S(4te ~··~ 124 bet~en· Reeds· ville and Hookbt~PGI't. S.IB-'np 3-30 corn er to run tell on new and IP:!PI all .jee4 killer. Just pick tti~ Cb~tmlcal 4t The D~ily i~tlQel Ali~. No charge #tid PbilDf!~il. Complete htiJtruc- ~ded LEGAL ~OTICE GEORGE SMITH, JR., whose last known ip lace of residence N&a B!ila\'er 1,1:. D. 2, In B~ftl' CoiJ,n,.ty and State ·of Permaylva!pa Ia bereby nolllied thai AliNA Sl\frrH bas fi,led he~ petition alai!Jst him 'for .4i~.r:ee J& iCaH .No. 12!~ of Yb.e Co~mou . fJeu Court · of M!ilig 111 ~CP\Ittt.f, ,Qhio, . and that said case- . wjll be for hetrina on or attef the J•t day ?f July; 1n'd that said defendant 18 required to answer the aame on or .before the &aid tat day of July, 1957. • ·. ANNA SMITH , BY E. w. PEOPLES. ATTORNEY . (5) 18, 25, (8) 1, 8, ld, 2t 6tc and growing crops, milk houae, trJide A dairy ·~·up, ple"nty ·wa,tea•, farm pond, mineral rlgbts. Thil .fa · one of Melga County'• -bleb productive farms. Rev. Seevers of Pomeroy was Pearl F. Parker, Agent, Porilelo)' tb..e S~aker for Jb.ccalaurelte lefo- -'"'* , 'Jiq > · :::;:=:~5~17~3t~p~-p~h~o~n;e~2:0~1-~E~a~ri~D~M:enJd~o~r,~S!r~.,~v~lce~a~a~t ~the IUgb ~,.,;o'-~~~~t:"~oll&;:=== Realtor, Nelsonville. G 17 2tc crowd attended, schopl. A · nice -wlf. -~ lltroacfo YQil'U clioGUII CU, oil,~ odv.._ 1111Cl· od'flllliQM tho ...u... ouo hawm't oveD tbouchl ot. n- putlht faelliii1Cilcuno to a....,_. with yoQ boltincJ tho wheel. Rialtt.,_, tho otari l/OU'U dieoover lbat·titlo bif Yn-Foytae~ ' beoV)'W111aht haodleo 111re a ......,........ m.m 1D tramo or on tho o-zood. - - .,.ijo Pontio.c .otren """ Proci•_T..,. t:Mo nla, ~ ~ e8brtlea ot.rlna III1Cl braid!>&. NO doUbt about lt-haro'o drivilllthOtpullltho- ..... iD lllo iliadol 2 Cleveland at New Yorll Chlcaao at. Bodo~ • ... NATIONAL LOAOUI NO SMAtLIR ~· I, EVEN .APPRoACHES PONTIAC'I· ua.:INCH •• WHEEI.~El · · W~Jic~•• ·li I ·.T\)1. Cln.lnnotl 7f" 0 , - - -'---- _ _ _ __ _&lUte with Poatioc'o rupod Jl.. - ,.... III1Cl evwy Inch of tho $-2 n Linen 2-0 K11tilt City It Bolton-Truck' &-o n Nllt:M H , ~: \)ttrolt at Wultlnt\i!n. Kar~M• CH'y at ' Billfmore, u- sCreE'-,q al'lrt dOors. lH ·Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. S;l q- ~•p . . MOTEL with fro~tage On two heavily traveled highWays. 10 units with ,garages, restaurant, n-2 li· cense, ri:Jodern in every respect for investment purposes or ~ ·prOfitable business. lnve1 tlgatf, TIACHE.~ . or" SU,~STITUTI this. Pearl F. Parker, Acent. . TEACHIR ·Pomeroy phone 2()1. Earl D. A MARSHALL Filj:LD FAIIIILY Mendor, Sr., Realtor, Nelaonvme. ~ed enterprise hq interesting a 17 "2te summer vacatil?n position, ln tbls vicinity. GUaranteed income Meiga County, 1~ •cres if you qu~lify wltb opportunity FARMon State Highway, close to viLto earn up to $1~00 for sum1 I.a~e, 100 acres tractor tilla!lle", 8 mer ~epen.ding on ability and room house and 3 room tenant .lengtb o~ vacation. For local in. house, machinery, sheds, cribs, terview aee Mr.. Clark, Hotel other outbuildlnp, lars;e barn, Martin, Pq_~er.oy, Friday 4:00 p. stanchions, plJ!ilfy mow rpom, . 111· to 7;119 p. m,, or Sot 9"PO a. approximately 3.000 bljllea bar a:oes with place and all MORE SOLID CAR HR , You con 111od-ln your holll1 throt~~~hout and llrlng It up 10 ..i,d•rn ~lvln• •tanclard1 even ' fram.e on ®a1t M11in Jjtr,et. From and back ~nclpie~ ppr.dl~11:. ,Rot heating. N'!lf IJl,Jb lj<~oql, Pric. ed at .,5(MI.O() ~n~ . buyer Can UBlllQe exlatlna: fiQ,.nci~. POMI_ROy ~ 5 roo~-' On Dice lot ne,r l{lg~ School. AU uU!Uies in h9UJI!!. Caah l!"l.., ,.1!100,00. POf!I,~OV - p-tl>om hi>u~~ .lflth bath. High 1nt;l dry oo .Llneoln Hill, riic~ vie'+' Df Ohio River. Small Jot. Owner w.UJ finaRce. FARM ,- U •cres\ with 6--f'oom · house, barn and gO-od henhouse ·Plenty gard'n space, tiuck grou:nd and pasture. Only 1 IJllle from UarrisonY!lle. Ptlcet1 ~ F~[tM - T1 acres, 6·room bouse ·~path. Old barn. Lots "of (6. cySf and sassaf-ras $prouts. Wcin. dertul screech owl country. If YOu Ire Bn Old Gua.rd Rep\!bli. can, this is a wonderful pl~e to re~lre. Going at $2000.00. !lOX H9 PHONE 101-V w•ter ,, • .. . .. ~-·...., ' 14 • .tMO i 1,J I& II .1181 4 14 .1011 s 1•2 1 .· ~ 11., 11 1 li'OM!J:~9Y ...,. 1·room Po~b of ....... CueiJ,._"UlfiJ~ ...._ 5 out 1() smaller-cars. wear a Pontiac price tag • • • ••• .-yet none give you any .of i Pontlac'&_ a~vantages) ResUlts · av Clevai&Dd , .. , . Boaton . . . . . . .. Delrolt ... . "' . . K.onaao Cit~ , , : lla!Umol'tl . . . . • . ,..,., ~ -~ __ • 1 -1118 !few Yooll .. . . II t .110 I"' - . ""::.:'& ~, ,_ - • Basebill '_!=!:!1\MIIwollltee IT I Broolllyo ......... 1110 ,~' 3Ill llltllo4tlpbla , . II )I , ' I · 11. Lout~ .. ... . . 1n.1 , ~~ I. ,,....,.. New York . ., .. 1•1 11 .all. II> • l'IU•boi'lh . . .. ' & -10"' Cltleqf .. .. ., . \ 1- · :1i6 II .,,. ,: ' ,' \ '- • .~ • BrooldJn it C1tl...o. ,jiMI •nlft Clnetnoatl II """. Yllrll 1 1\llht Phllllltlpbla 11(. 1 ~ 1 n!rht Plllabotlllb , ~ ~. '.. ~lib' e .......,.. ,....... ,_ t>Pd. hlli ,, .. ,... -, Btoolllyn ai ·'Chlta~., . ll4a · Kalaer NIYf , Il-l COIIIplete . Remc!.l~!rillt • Service : ·· '• ·. We em -belp plaa, furalall )'VII Dllleila!l. , ...m, mend i nllillle -~ •==· lllllable . MillY people are finding It ebeeper od 111ore deolr. able !0 remodel their present bolllts, lhlll 10 · buy or btdJd, tel Ul help you have a neW heme ~ijb,l where ·JOll . . .• • art! ' . '· ' ~.· THI. ~--OY CEMENT .•L¥1 CO~PANY 41 Y,ean of Conlbtuotia lierVIet .,. . -SEl yOUR ~un,IORI~Ep 'STATE &ull..DING - . .ulld _ , ,, ... ...,... IGNJnON PARTS WILLIAMSON OIL CO·MPANY . .. 6111 CONCUTI' BLOCa ' CAMDEN II. J . UP - Jolm B, Kelly ol Philadelphia, !other of Prlnee1a Grate of: Mpnaeo, has been ro-elecLed prcuOdent Gf the 1~. Atlantic · .ctty · R1oe 1'frack. Fred Charlie c. Scholler re·el'eeted chairmiD of the board, while Dr. Leon Glardello suffered a faur-eUtc11 •laab at the corner of hla rlcht Lev)' w11 re . • elected exe<:utlve eye. A tllne..U~h ~ut 1ufferld t vice president. by Cllhoup at the ·cornet of hlt ldt eye in tile four-til round, prevented hi• mt"klna .aar l~edlale plllll. PHDND HE \.EAPS FROM THE E~PIRE Let lls Senlee l"mw IJ•r ... Come To BAILEY'S LAKE Opening Su.,day May19 -THIN.. A.FTER In MICIDI.iPOilT, OHIO 61~ Deleo and Alllo Ule ;; ---~· · Chtea&o .. ..... IT Real Eatate lrobr ~ CO. Middleport ·~~an~d~ti~cd~w~i~th~W~•~rr~en~~~~::;:;; -::;::;::;:; ri • IJL ABNEa uro.c-ally .... - Aluminum combination storm a~~ , lll!reen witldowa and doon. Steel lnd aluminum awnlna:s and ~ opiu Crd Wllliam Radford, Rock &prilllla. l!i 2 liT!Q~. AC 6 od 1Z VoU Plro,A_Io._ ACCIDINY ' J M• ( • HOBART COAL Rodney Dow~ti.ag 111'9VBA:liiCE AGENCY WANTED ~ Cut and eolpred a:lau old ehina. Call 6188-M evenings. 5 15 tl PWTIC SEAT COVERS- OIL FILTER$ GATES FAN BELTS (Ill si1es) ~- r~ ,_. ~a · 'I , IIOUIJI'RY FOR s.AL!!-Fir/11 Goo eration Arbor Aem Vant re~• CtoSis .Broiler chieks. F OP EGG:l--D.dalb the PtQfit Pu.l lel HERM BERRYIS KATCH ~- '"t port, Ohio, 491,1: Ft. Front. Price $2000.00. One &ix·room house with bath near Whr.l<> pa~i~eH~~o~Zo~iddleport, Ohio. no ER:V, lac., P~ tkertburg, W Va. Phone GA-~fi!M. &-10-lmoc PIUs Tax and Recapable Tire --- .. Pomeroy 600x16 HEW TREAD _......, ar,~ lt.tdo!t~t~k';;;~ ~:sJ:b~e~~ tl~: :~~~be!~ ~~\o S~:~~~~~di:: .....ucTII~ -- 2·1 record. Tri!Ctll' Sales ~. ' All Sisea In Stock B"leifo.r:e. .o-.u. . ;:\ f ·- ' tt se_ 1e.. . . 11• s·.ma ca·r·j.i •• go day will be Ruben Gumez, witb a victory, NuxhaH was switc)led at the lao! minute lor Don Gross. Nuxhall could ~ ready lor a dow. Yet, it went rilht ,tbrotJihSbe didn't mind ait· aw(W 1~; boweYtt. Her gN~cb<ln, 8m. ,1 fre 1 t.m1 n, was in the pme an,· dolor right · well by ibiJnJelf, too, t1tank yau Wha.l'a a (!racked window or· two If yoo've got some one dear going for you ln the 8 porta world? Thlt la, if you're a sports !an like till• lady. the ball a:oiDJ lhrouah to eerri.er· field , Nelaon to ~~:;~s:h;h~e~li::;s8 :,~aio .~~f~-i m!'.!r ~:,:m:.;~ere.:;r .lliddl~ ~::,!~1y ~~'::':.ed 11cbeduled • ttAI'f BALERS •RAK.ES I • .MOWERS Fl RESTONE Tl RES Jim Pie!':~all broke a 3·3 tie in ninth inning of the BostOI'!· Kansas City game with a double that scored Pete Daley and sent for the most wins by a NL left)' the A's down tQ their fourth W. straight loss . with 17. T he 220 poun der h as a 1.0 rec· , .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: d h I d . . 0 - bacbtrou In nlllllller ~he Birdie Tebbetts. Facing him to' ' olh" pilrhing choices ol Man· against ,,the on Cubs. y eeLSlOD coming lowed only four hitl. 1 CU:VEJ,.AND lfp wlndowa WanaW' took advaallge of el,cht tontend~l'l ~ Rhubarb M thLI partit"Ular g.tme, again,lt MiddlfH'I!Ort jitter• after WUBbn. OJradeUo and Rol7 OIUM>Uit Rutland, we believe, a Rutland(lr leadinc off, groonded out. Le'W were 11 eoafi.Med tociiY ~t f_ll- drilled .. Une drive st.ralgbt Into renee wu safe on Crooks' errror. •ure :pl•nl; bec:'luae of brOW Ill~· Mn. Wtlliam10n'6 ear door wl, Farrell walked. HrWited, the pitcher, wu aare on Davis' error, Bowles atnK-kOut Coop<lr but Tarrh w11 ufe on CrooU' RaOnd eJTor &s IA:wrel!!!e Jnd Femn acmd. 'l'hen II" C®per fWM nJ'e on Croob' third error of thtc Jnninr and another run w11 ln . =~ard swam the eighth. Jones• In the sixth inning proved All that line hitting and -plt.ch-we decisive wallop in the Phil&UnitN Preaa Sport& WriN-r ing stretched Cincinnati's lead to rds contest Robin Roberts fell So1.1thpaw Don Gross 1pent part a game and a half o·rer second- behind when he gave up homers of lad 1eason witb Havana of the place Milwaukee and three games to Wally Moon and Ken Boyer but International League but his !u· over third·place Brooklyn, he settled down and blanked Sl ture in Cincinnati seems assured Th e Phillies came from behind LOuis after the thu-d inning to ll he keeps p!tching the way he to defeat the Cardinals, ~3. while register his tbird victory. did Friday night in beating the rain caused po.<J tponement of the HOEFT LICkS YANKS York Giants, tH with , games betwee n the P irates and flv~Jt effort. Braves and the Dodgers and Hoeft celebrated both hia 25th The 25-year-<lld Gross now has Cubs. birthday BIJid his return to action hurled three complete - game vicaft~r a three-we~k layoff due to toriea -and ba1 yet to be defeated. Chlao:r P•cl Led a sore shoulder in ':>eating the He Is just one more good reason In lhe American . Leaaue, the Yankees on eillhth hlts. Charlie why tbe Redlegs have won 15 of White Sox won their sixth consec- Maxwell, sm Tuttle and A1 Ka· their l-ast 16 "ames \ utlve game and increased their Friday nii'ht, fiank Robinson league lead to a game and I half line each hit homers. bla1ted a pair of homers, his fifth by beating the orioles, 3·2; southThe Indians scored their victory and sixth of the season, to drive paw Billy Hoeft of the Tigers lrt the expense of· Camilo Pascual in four runs, while Gus Bell drove stopped the Yankees, 4-1; the In- when Roeky Colavito delivered a in the same number with a homer dians cUmbed into a second-place two--run bloop single In the fifth . and two alnglea. Robinson, Bell tie wtth the Yanks by licking the Paseual struck out 11 and yielded and Crowe each collected. three Senators, 3-1, and the Red Sox ·all eight Clert-land hits In the eight innings he worked. S'Juthhll.a ip the Redlegs' 18·hit attack .! nipped the Athletics, 4-3. Groat blanked t'te Giants until Pinch hitter Marv J;alatlock's pnw Bud Daley, makin1 hia secDusty Rhodell homered In the three·run homer off loser Sam ond •tar-t of the season for the Tribe, was tbe winner. ::~. Con.fuse Plans •..l.t p • Of F16"" meet lut niJht. Mlaa NUl ·!dWuda, •• II-1Nll'O ' By MIL TON RICHMOND DESK Dt.vt Hlndy will cet the aod to _pu1 Middleport 4ntD the reall:r aeleet aroup or Ohio Cl~M A bueblll teama this arternoor. f mint FORI) a.• 10 1nob IU~Arbtr be.... ._.,, YOUNG WOioiA!f Nalitn,W. ot• 6 !neb l r <IJr• ronlu tion 11¥ ollr,.U.. tlon, Q_pe n ,q once Jn lbl1 ,-~[nrh-11 1 ·PI'E'II. f\eal0f11lb le. Ch1 .W. Reuter, Chelter Rold. ~~ M.Pt .~~t ..,w~···· ~., p od <4)le,tlon , OOTSQIWII)', oap. • b-18-31" able ol UU"' IJ!lijatlve ao6 oel! f\~w-iatere~ Browo SwiM bull , 3 te.U ~D«. Above averaae income. yeaJitiJ o,Jrt Arthur Spence!" For loe1J UaU!rvltw 1ee Mr. Cbeater. 5·l8·3'p Clar.t, IWtel Martin, Ptlmeroy, Frid a~ p, m. lo 7 o ~P p. m. P0 R 'SAL!!: BY 8.10, UJE!"d d ation or sa·tur<IJY 9:30 J . m. tQ 4:00 p. wagon ,a(ld oUiee furnlture. Obm. 515410 tain bid sheets at Main G•tc. KY&~ r t:reeJ,c Power Plant, Ohe. shire. 5 liJ 3tc ''."' fHsy••. STOP · TI-IAT CAN'T GO Ar.tOUNP "DEFYING' 'THE !....'WS' �' • ! -- - - ' , • bytorian Clrurdl wltll burial ,Ita Lono 0o11 Cemetery thoro. Mr. Sblne~ who a -~ eale.-nan, died ~ bit. home WeO. De!Hlay •fler a 'lona Ulneu ' He wu • ~ of the Prea • Paul Gomer IDd diUghtet', Plula, and Mra. AI•• Grever, Cbelhlro,' are businesa Vlllton ln Charleaton visited Tburtday evemng with Kr today. and Mro Elmer Wlel<ham eGf "' Mrs William Betz and daughter. Mr .and Mra W R O'Neill of he Su ar Ruo PTA held Ita thanked the .sixth grad~ parent! t ,~ Sandra, Jackson. were overnlabt Pomeroy bad 18 ~otlte~~ fi~l 'meetna: of the year, Ttua~ for their belp the put year and b)'t.,.... Oburcb, 111-• !Adce Juesta Friday ol her parents, Mr e~d 0~=~• an/ c~ldten of day evenmg at the school. eJ,tended a welcome for tbem to No. 19, F. & A. 11. aod seottlft and Mrt. H. Wiae Jr ymon d d Mr 1 Mrs Ra Woo4geard president, return next year, Rlte Bodiea of Cbarluton. Sharon Mttch and Sbirly Ash Rome Stewart wai taken to hrt Wayne, ~n • M~ d~ ~~ open~ th~ meeting wlib the PI'A SW'Ylvon: incl'de bll wlle, O.,!le Grant Hospital, Columbus, Ul the c~n;:e Mua : 11°nd M.r':.' 'Gar prayer Yearly repqrts were glven members of the sixtb gnde, were Rawline,a-Coat.t ambulflnee- Friday 0 ~~ar:~d .::ttildren of M~n!i" by MT~ Leland s1810n, secretary, 10 ebarae of the nursery durtng the <IJUChler, two """'· I llmr ~nd Mr and Mrs Paul Smart and Willard of and Mrs James O'Brten, treasurer meeting three brothers. tnoludflll ~ daughter, Mra GeorgE:" Hackett lr. • W. ,and son ' who reported $18G40 in the At the close of the meeting reSh1flet of Middleport. ' f S. avy treasury The summer round-up were aervd by Mrs. R wtll leave Sunday for Toledo to llistt Mr and Mrs. Milton. Smart whlch Will be held June 26 at the Jacobs, Mrs.. }i'rank Tttut, ,Mrs and family Tbis wm be tbeJ.r first ~ Jumor Htgh School at 2 p M R Shasteen, Mr.s. c. E Blakes. vtSJt with the new dauehter of_the 10 ~;tO I wtth Mrs Leo Crew a.s chatrman, Mrs. Wdhar», clark. Mrs. WdSmarts who was born thu: montb. was announced bam Anderson, Mrs. Frank Mr and Mn. Vernon Rogers 0 eO It was also announced th 01 t tbe Vaughan, Mrs Leshe Fultz. Mrs. are spending the week end at tbelr aud!tlng committee would meet James Titus and Mrs. Leo fonner home tn Fostona. later m the summer Mrs Harold Vaughan Mlss Maxane Bennett, Columbua, The Ohio Eta .Pht Chapter ..Beta Ebersbaeb gave a report on the ,------was a recent guest of her parentl!l, Slam• Phi Sorority members were County Council held 'recently m Mr and Mrs Charles Bennett. hosteases at a Mothen' Tea held Rutland Mrs wo.odgeard presented &ifts The Rev LOuis Weber, _SomoD- in the Lutheran Cburch Thursday auck, Ill, lef~ Fnday for bts home evening May 16 Prelldent Donna to Mrs Pearl Wtlhams, Robert after a weeks VISit w1th Mr. and Jone 1 served as mt&tress of cere· Roberts, Mrs Ralph Zundel, Mrt. Mrs Vernon Weber and family at monie1. Charles Gibbs. Mrs Frank RemRuUand He was called here by the The program Included a short hart and Mrs Leo Bryan, teachers death of August Weber, Chester. hiatory of t~e sorority by Janet of the school, Charles GJbbiJ, sup.. Other guests at tbe Vernon Weber Hinkle and Ann Rupe read a tr1b- ermtcnde-nt, Luc1lle Swackhamer, home were Mw Kay Weber and ule to mothers. Susie- Meier, a mu 1ue supervisor, and Theo Kimes, Ferdinand Weber. Buffalo, N Y., cuest. joined Mrs Nolan S)Yack· culftodian and expressed her apMr: and Mrs. Rlebard Chamber hamer, who played the PJ&np, to precJation for their help the past and son, Enc took bis parents, slng a salo, "My Hero" year Mr. and MrS'. Herbert Chamber•, ~ Tli.e table was decorated ':"tth The patrol boys Tom White, I Dayton today for a short Vl!li yellow roses and a rose was gtven captam: Allen Dowme, hr.st lieu· Mr and Mrs Frank Gaul (above) of Chesler on Sunday May with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Aleshire. to each mother at the end of tbe tenant, Tommy Shasteen, second 5 observed th01~ 50th Wedding Anniversary at their home with 111'. an:d Mrs. Herbert Chambers proa:ram Refreshments were tea, heutenant, David Gordon, rm;.t of. fly to Mongo~ery, Alabama, punch, tookies and sandwtche.a. r1eer, Jim Mei"S, second offreer; more than 125 relatives and friends in attendance They were wtll for a two months visit with ~~~ Marcia Ho~ter, a special guest, and Hank deland, thtrd •cdteer, married at Sumner, Ohto, m 1907. and Mrs Orvll1e Chambera an 1e1ved at thl! tea table, and Ann were honored and presented a ' Mr 11.nd Mrs Don Covert have famtly Rupt at the punch bowl. g1ft by Mr1. Woodgeard m behald Mn Harry Lazos, Whittier, Calif Present were membe-rs and their of the PTA. Supt Gibbs spoke on returned from Akron where tbey 1s v111ting her 1daughter. Bd:rt L E mothers, Annie Chapman, Mrs the good work of the patrol boys vtstted Mn Helen Hubbard Mor· 1 b Funeral servt~es for Homer rls, who Is recoverin" from having Reynolds, and ramtly ThL!I s er Delmar A. Canada)', Lot• Rosen- and expressed his appreciation of Sh1flet, 72, Caool Wineb.CBter f! ft111t time to see her new IJ"e&t baum, Mrs Orin Smlth, Donn). Chief of Police Frank Hud$0n, for former local teS<ident, were 'held her le~ broken in three places . gr$nddaughter, Rena Lynn, daulh· Jones, Mrs Edmond Wells, Pan- hlS help. A note of thanks wu Mr and Mrs C H Wa~>e Jr and V\&~~~8 ~";' ;nl~~:~~e!::tb"M~~ ter of Mr and Mrs Val E . Rey- dora Colima, Mrs Dayton Strack· ordered seat to Mr Hud!lon A sranddaugbter, Kathryn Jane Han· Elhtnny and chaldren, Kathie and noiGs, GaHtpoHs land; Sue Cramer, Mu. Clarence vote of thanlts was gJYen to Ednahs, Pomer?y, attended the grad· Russell Mr. a.nd Mrs WUiiam Stansbury Struble; Chnrlene Thomas, her ward Stark who provides Jce Tha open church wtddift8 of uahon at Rutland HlQh s~hool Mrs Sara Kelly and Mrs. Eltz- and elfUdrtm, Charles Bill and aunt, Mrs Eber Lewi.a, Pbyllls cream baTs for the school picnic Ruttw Ann Gaul (aboft) to Dale .. Friday ntght as guest\1 of Gene abt1th Sprmk, Akron, Mrs Everett Jacqueline and their maid, Clell'- Meier, Mra. Phlllp Meler, Jean each year Tbe attendance banzler RutMii Johnson will be: .an •vent Long, graduate Davis:, Mrs. Emmett Cray and water, Fla, were due here thla Werry, Mrs. E E. Bryant, Janet was awarded to the second ll'lde of Sunday, Jun• 16. et fhe Rtcina Mrs Frank Knopp, Soulh Chll:r· M R C Sansbury visited Mr week end Jacqueline will remain Hinkle, Mrs. Audrey Frost, Sally taught by Mrs Reinhart. Smartest·Looking Btptitt Church •t 2:30 P. 11\. les.ton , Is v1s1tmg her sister, Mrs a;~· Mra C B Weise, Harrisonvlllc with the maid at the home of her Charle1 Sauer, carol Mrs W R Shasteen, program Announc.•rnut of the approachLawns in Town J K Sm1th Sr Road Friday maternal grandmother, Mrs C. C. ll'orest Bachtel, Mar· chairman, opened the program Ing motril9t' wat made this WHk h 1 Halterman, Beaver, and Mr and Mrs. Claire Karr; With an trtcle on mufic 'Vblcb by Mr. and Mn. o. J, G.ul of ..... Mrs Clalr Spcnc~r and Mrs C H Wise Jr were buuness vulton Mrs CecU Grogan, Colum us, s Mri. Garen Stansbury wlU aceomAnderson, Mrs AI. stated that music wa&-tbe fourth ~~ Poml Pleuant, Friday a week end gutsL ot her fath.e~, C. pany their son and his wife and · Ann Rupe, Mrs Ed- great material want of human na- cine. Gene Spires who 11 statiOned at H. Wise Sr., :md Misa Ruth Wtseh. son to Walhneford, Pa., to vi1lt Gabbs, Mrs ture w1th food first, clothing secFort Knox ba• been v1a1tlng Mrs Arnold Richards and daug Mr and Mrs. Rlehard Hemminway Ma~la Lelfbelt ond, and shelter third r~~la~t~lv~e;s~h~·e~re~';;;;;.;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·.,_;:;!.;te.i:r,;•:;•Jaion;;;ic;;c;;;;an;.;d;;;;R;;o;;se;;t.;ta;;,;;a;;n;id;;M;;.;'!. (Jane Stansbury) and children, Pe)ohn Leif. Followmg Mrs Shasteen's arl- -ter, Lynn and Nancy Jane. Wfllllm lcle a llu1o quar1ot, compooed of StaruJbury, •upervisor of the BeJe~~:n Webster, Janet Carpenter, card Drug Store chain Will go to Ann Ietnbower and Linda ~row, wllmmgton, Del, to start a new presented, "Pizz1cato Polka'.. A Music lovers o! the Bend area store. saxophone quartet, Bill Andenon, attenrted the mlbStcale given al Jtm Ebenbach, sue Smith .! and the Mt Mortah Baptist Ci,.Jrch ,.I..V Sondra Pott~ 1 ~Jayed "HuYdaguna:s WSII Ma><h", and • flute trio, Jean Wei> Thursooy nl~hl by the Mjsolon ster, J!lnet carpenter and Ann ary Socaety Mrs C R Young Mr .and Mrs Howard Bolin, Ath· A .!JUrprlse party was held a Icenhower aetompanied by SO'ndra was genera1 ch.;urman of the pro Coll"'l In tow! Set the lmRIIIf ntw LAWN-.... ens Road, and Mrs. Wendell Freck· noon Friday at the RobmS(In Orv Potts at the plano presented "1'ur- gram and Mrs Campbe-ll Harper 80Y1l EIJIII 1rttt power mowers-one fOir er of Racine, spent last Sunday ln Cleanlnq plant, Rutland St , for key In The Raw". ~ vtce,presldent of the Society, pre )' O Ur lewn tnd ~udlet Stt for eumpla thl Columbus w~th the latter's daugh- {he birthday11 of Mrs Don Cbvert Brlef talkS were given by 1 the s1ded new =DPIDid !AWN.fiO'I Au~-r. or ter and son-ln-law, Mr and Mrs ¥ra Charles Wise Jr, Mlss Flor teachers Mrs WUUams The pro;gram mcluded a num tilt erf11l,. llli&hl O.Suxt CSt!own Richard Briggs and attended the ence Rowe, w:ho celebrll'le theh· prtncJpal tfnb~s ber ot seJet<tiOOO 1>:; the chotr llartlf..turlAI thl I Aot~ated Pilot christening or Christy Lee Brla:•~ bLrth.chtYI this .month 'ffbul !ltllleepo IIi tAWft·IOY Catllilf IIYM ' were not 80 neei:l from the Lak1n State Hospttdl at the Grandview PretbYtetlan even on ffluatl, r§tt IIWIII. Your lawvn will An Italian s'ORgbeN·I dlnnf'r w~ wbat money not w1th Floyd WmJton as director look beuer with ltn werll bV ,ou, wtlef\ ~u Church 81 important as ;~~!r~~;~r.: .•~~~~ and Mrs Weobster as plantst. Thr. plepwred by Mrs. Odetta Pierotti UM • a\lllity.bUilt. fail..jWtiiiJ, l15y.tp.t• Mrs Ed Wise, Columbiana and and son, Gino, and ~erved with mg" She also sta'ted that hi_ghllght of ~heir program was 1t1n1 tAWN.fiO'I. Mrs Ed Swank, North Uma, re- hot roUs, plekiN, eoflee and a wa~ founded to make parents_ "The Lo:it Chord" A wLo "l Be Lurned to their homea Friday af· birthclay cake, made and decora teaeber.s u one ,that they mlg.nt; [lieVt'!" waa .sung by Manntng tcr a few days visit wltb Mn .Ray ed by 'l'he:hna Boyer A ceoter· co·optrate with each other for Baumgardner of the hmttes~ See Them In Scldenabe\ and Mr and Mn ()ieee of JIOses was arranged hy benefit of the child and concluded group, Mrs Irvin Daumgarc' neJ' Tbe llousewlll<ls Howard Stewart 1bey came at this Rilla Lcwi1 .and the hea.rt shapfld her talk w1th a poem, ''The Teach dirt.-ctor oi the loca~ Jumor chu.u Depl. On The. lime to attend the graduation of napkins carried out the birthday er' Creed" presented the group 1n two selec1 ·MaiD Floor James Roy Freell:cr at Chester Mrs. Reinhart expressed her tlons Mrs Har:per at."COmpa.rNed Mn Hubert Fair, Gallipolis, theme Attend~lliJ the dinner were L opinion that two projects for the the Na.omi Juntor -ch'Olr who al.!;n D HartJng1!r, Lavada Woodyard sehool ahould be f1eiht1es for the sang two numbers. Helena Baker, Rllla Lewis, Kath· slow learner and a better health The Society served re£re;h v~ .... vn. -<:> _ _, , ryn Wt.se, Florence Rowe, Gmn program. Mn Gibbs thought a ments to the Lakm cholf m tlle Pierotti, Mrt Don Covert, Thel television set w9uhl be educabonal c-hurch dining room and the SATRDUAY ONLY MAY II ma Boyer Eaeh ITMID received , for the puplil and j expressed her members workm~g on Ute food llandkel'll!'hld and the womnn del!ire for a aet ot 1 D1rd call rec· eomm 1ttee included Mr<J OSC<!f Hugh O'Brien N•ncy Gatea "Wyatt larp" af TY were presented oCOrllle.t. ords. She closed by thanklne the Harclaway, J\1 "8. Charles Jones, THE BRASS LIOEND Mr~. Wise played "Happy Birth parents of the third grade for Mn. Emma Bland, Mrs. Wt\! -also, day" on a mlnU.ture mus.lc boM belpinJ make her year mo:re suc. Wiruton and Mrs Arnold Ric We Pa) t% Intereat On Your Savingo al'dJ. Jark Palanee Shelly Wiqtert for the party. Pictures wen taken eessful. t DtiD 1' THOUSAND TIMII <'l the sroup a,nd MiSII Mabel Hy· Mrs. Zundel appreciated the ( ,;;;;;o;;;;;;;_;;;;.,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;O:=::=:!=~ sen. who wu unable to attend the chance of becoming acquainted <CmemaJcope - Technlcolor) the party, was aeDt her dlftner. with the parent• and teachers. She Ctrtoon and 3 ltoDtta complimented the parents on hav· SUN.-MON. MAY 1..20 ina • aood principal and supr. I James Stewart C1thy O'Donnell in:tendenl who work together for MAN FROM LARAMtl the good of tbe pupils She ex(Cmemaseope - Technlcolor) preseed her desire for &h!mentary . POMEROY, OHIO -alsohandwork ln tbe school. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Bud Abbott Lou CoateUo Mr. "Robrta s1td he tried to be Meml>or Ftdcral Reserve Syaler.J DANCI WITH Ml HINRY milable 1t all tim., II the par. The Wom~n·s A.Poetathm of the tntl wi1hed to consult him (!On· Firat Rrelbrterlan Chu1'(1.h wilt- cernlng thetr c:hild. He also spoke meet Wednesday ln»lead of the of the need of rJpalrlng the film uaual ThutJ4ay meeting beeattBn projector or pl'n•thas'lni 1 n~w " of 1he ~~lcl wUh the ~iihl.h one a~d tbou1ht a television set I Grode cra®lllon woul~ 1>o helPfUl ' Mlu M<Natet Sauer !,; In • cblrJe of t,lle proanm at14 Mrs. \ S!Jpn GJbb& though that the Wflllam obllnaer will ~ .•~e"o- nrs~ .meethtg next year Mould be tlo""al lead~. a hGmh room proaram wit~ par1~ , ijoatellftlll Mra 'R.o~ncy entJ a'i'ld tuehera, whleh was S.¥ft', Cb'arlotte Perrin, Dr Kat~ 11uccesaful laat year. It was r;n Poindexter, Mn Suslf ~o~at to pUI'C'b'a•e bird eall recOrds 11 · Je•n Lama and Daiaie ~un the lt!Mool M~ Wooctaeard thea detJ. Sugar Run PTA In Final Meeting Of Th e Y 0 n Th Ur$day EVenmg • 1-J)a.Uy senUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 18, 1957 -ObServe Golden Wedding Date .&:: , ;:et c. ' I I IRS.T I ' • V,: IX I ~Fr~•da~Y~M~t~he~Pt~~p~~~·~·a~nt~~Pr~•~,~·~(5;)~~~~~~----~~~~'~ For the Stnoolhest·Cul, Ki· Mt. Moriah Baptist Church Musicale Is Given On Thursday 1 Surprise Party Given f .Or Three On friday Noon POMEROY So THEY'RE HERE! t 'I HUONDrive·ln r The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company • Presbyterian Women To Meet On Wednesday OPE·N ' FOR FIRST TIME EVER! SALES .,.e I I \" ' What,'s Coming Next ? :? I K~ep wal<hlnl for our ad In IIIla ne\flpeper - l!iO\m• come 1n for a SC!IIIbelialem Ohio. while vlall al ~ We' feature: ~ ~ ~tf-Atwattr AN AI-R COOLER 3 the Jug~st marble dealer, In . O.tboarcl ...on 6 H.P. to 40 ll.P. with Ball·a' matlc. 8 YELLOW JACKET MOULDED BOATS I ,t sHBJ.L LAKE FIBERGLAS BOA!I'S. ~ !, ~ RAVEN~ ALUMINUM I!'bAT.S ' rUI~~J) .(t.UMINUM P4~Efi!~Kiil~ ~ . • . , I ·' ALL • HIIJLTOP MARINE •• JM•t.ropoli~n 1 • • and colors. '' We ~ oPen for Uatln.Js of rul estate ' propertle.,. for .._le ' from. our q(llees, 101\i Court S!foot. POmeroy, Ohlo1 Mr. Jamet O'Brien ap,~ Mr. Tboma11 I> Cnw are licensed brokers under \he laws of Ohto an4 N''- duly iiWOJ1K)J'Ited ul1dir thotse lawo of~Oiilo. i'be O'llrleo I. crow ,lleolll, q.. tne. If eno ppd In ~· bullneaa o( carryi"t WI In go<HI filth tnd ,..fin. trulll •nr aod aCI m""lli ftol!P the l>\IYil)l ll1'~ ,..lliliil '"!.~oil fOlate ~.. au peraon1. • • nttn~ Weatller .V IINITID 1'11111 •I- _.... - OHtO: - · r•ln er 4riat. tMay, c10t.r • a~ •xfrtme Nit porllenl. ~' ly dtMHiy and Twtd.r pMtly warnMt" wwt, ceolet tMifht. cleudf, • littla .OW.,., llktfo( wilt br ,.,......, olohf. Hlth 50. ,..........._. te 65-10 IOUfheatf, Low tonltlht •J.S2. ,.! orne .,.....,••••• AHe SINGLE COPY- rom " ------------·----·----------~------------~----~-- $35,000 ·~lllllages Over Weekend,In Traffic Drive 1 Ask~As.Result • Six Of$35.000 Shootmg•uJtCase IA!I' ~orcement of Six Meigs Countians Are Jailed I Middleport •l SOCle Y r· NO. 30 Oh' Ph. M th ers T Held Thursday Homer Shiflet Fnneral Rites Held On Friday • persons were jailed over the weekend by Meigs County officers, two them arrests by the Obio State l'atrol on charges of drivtng while illtoxlcated. Forest H Meadow~. 41, Reedsville, was fined $100 and ll!lils 'and sen~ced to three days in jail by Mayor E. F. Rob' IIISOn Saturday night. MeadOW)' had been arrested about 2:20 ~- J4. that day. A. Krught, 54, Pomeroy, .y\1 arrested at 3·22 A. M. at lbe Ju.netl6ns of Routes 33 and 7 bv tlie Hlahway Patrol on a similar 0 lSIOD eb.,.ge. HI• hearing before Jw· Ute ()f, Peace a. E. Grmdley w 11 for Mono!J', then p08tpooert f-t 1the request of lils attorney. •J3t0 Friday ~nirbt was releas- Six persons int:!ludmg a f1 .: ~from jalJ Sunday alternoan montb.old baby, ~ pamful"v a~aupplyinJi! a $ftOD ea<~JI ~n.-J but not seti.ously ir::Jured late Chsrles Whltungton. Che!lhire Sunday afternoon O'l the Keuo,1 ~ 26. lll'!"eatetf by neputy Sheriff Buhan Road whrn two cars col· Jltfted. Lyone 0.1 E. Mam Street llded bhe State Patrol :e.porte'l fdt reckless operation, posted S40 ~oday. , ~nd for bis appearance toda 1 Dale Welch, 10, Rt 1, Long befo.re JP Grindley. Bottom, was charl)ed with driving "'l:lurty nunu.tea earhcr Lyons lert Q..f center after the accide 1l in.ipted an t~ideht lit Syra whioh happened at the top of 01 , cute, at llhe sh~rp tutn be1ow the 1-J~J about seven mtles north of " RJzer station, where Clar.enc., Racine. WWetlltone, 48, Syracu~e. fa~led Lou Welch, (lve-montl.~ t.o Dt~ke the turn got Into soft of Bonnie the same address, wu he:d berm:, ~d turned' hts UMB model l,ver mght m McJg£ General Oh~~l(li: over J..Yons de•100d for observat~on. She auf '• tHe resLlJta as a total loPs Wh .t Hospita.J rered a heavy hea<'l bump. ~ atone wu charged w1th reekle ~ Rut" Jordan, 40, Rt. 1, Lon r ' Operetion. and wlll appear befo1 e Rottom, ctf:iver of the other c1. • ., ' S.~le.y Wer tltis 'edt was treated for a lacerated lef' knee. pu.er · passengers in th • Jocdan cit injured were JUP.!lltol Jo J(Jrdiq., 3, cut LOwer hp -and J>ru1sed left · leg; Gerald Jordat., ~1, cut lower Up and upper front teebh btbien. • Mar,~or1e Welch, 16. wa_, treated foir f l!ri!!!04 lp .., --~. and Georg~ ~ 7,,.,.Or'"'ll butnp on the ehJn and 1\.ead. Botti Wet"e passen~er.s 111. trhe Welch car wlt.'1 LaJ'I"Y. Jacobs, tQ, Pomeroy RD the mf-ant. ebaqed with disturbing tb~ Damage .to both ears was heavy by Const.able Wel-ch wu drdered to appear })... i•ll•d at J f(Jre Justice of Peace R E. Grtnd. rei,ued Sun• ley tonitl'lt The Pomeroy Emer· whPtn charges geney squad removed the lnjurr.d to the hosp1tal mayor's court sa•· nlgbt .Jerry Hawk wa. guilty or dtlvu1g wHho I operator'a Ueense and fin~ ' 111d costs. 1\tvm ottd C HaaJr, eharged wlth speeding the State PatrQl, forfeit .. l 1 bond by non-appearance s·IX Are IDJDre . d In c U' • 0 n a ' [\eno-Bashan Road ••t ' Fonr Arrested In Middleport Over Weekend Graduate Acllieves Record fpr Attendance Middleport PoJI.te Chief LeRoy Bartrum today reported feur ar· resls in his bailiwick over the. put week-end witb three charged wit~ intoxleatlon and anoUter with driving wbile intoxicated. Arre~tted for driving whJle intox- Sharon Dorinda Watson, a mem· icated was Eustace Lewis Ch1lton ~ af the Pomeroy Hiah School 55, of South Cbuleaton, W. Va, ~a.U.tll'll elao of 195'7 on Thurs- Saturday ni.ght Chilton willis releas- l!liJt:eveniDI bll completed twelve ,.._ra Qf achool with aperfect at- teridll\Ce record. She wu a mem- bl)t of the Pomeroy High School M.rchin:a:., Band, Concert Band and tile Glee club. DoriQda is the djiughter of Mrs. :f.rorma Wilaon, (lfth grade teacber at Bradbuey, and the late F Ray WileOllo a teacher and iasuranee ------ •Ieaman. ed Sunday 11.qon alter posting $1DO hi~ ap~1rance tn Mayor c. 0. Fisber't cuurt tonigbl Arrested on chl~ea at intoxi· eation were Joe Napper, 45, Mid· dleport Fined $10 and cos~s ind remanded to jail on tailure to pay. Harry S Butcher, 42 1 Middleport. Fined $10 and costa cub bond for William Uoyd Rusaell, 33, Pom. eroy. Releaied on posUng of S2G 1appearance bond wbieh has been fctrfeited. of th<! Bartrum Jlso reported parklnt his or- meter reeeJI)t.i for the p••t week in :Middleport as being $209.85. --· Ho~---Union High Command Charges ' Boy Report~d Out Of Danger F FromDeath ' A damare has been filed In Ma<oo County Court by Gerald (Spud) Mcruolel of Ma'"'n aaal~ W1llla"1 Blankenahlp, olao of Mason The auit ia an outgrowtb of a tmpotina ln Matt:b at a Mason City lavern in which McDamel was shot. The latter has spent several weeks since tbe ,booting ln Holzer !Josltpal. Rained Out Be On MaYW<).t:. R.am faUed to d1mpen the ardor command today on grounds of "gross misuse" of umon funds. Jayc~ Hone Show at the .RoU SpnftJ:ll Faitcrounds, but tt dad force the postpooemtnt of the event untU nen Sunday May 2d Roger Morgan of the Me1g1 County .Juruor Cdamber of Commerce eaid today tbat the entire procram prevaou1~ ,1nnouneed wlll be carried out on the poatponement date and that the Jaycee Teen Age Rodeo origtnaUy scheduled for ·May 26 haa alJo been let ba(:k to Sunda:r June 2. Morgan ptd that entries from Pennsylvarua, Ohto, Indiana, Ke~ tueky and Welt Viqima were all on hand for Sunday's feature, bdt that the heavy dow11pour of ratn forced the postponement Charles W. Rhodes Fatally Stricken With Heart Attack Funeral serv1cru fot Charlea W. Rhodea, 41, of Pt Pl~JSant wereheld today at the Nazarene Church m pt Pleasant wtth Rev J S }klapnon officiating Rbodes, a former resident ttf MasOn Ctty and a 1934 graduate pt Wahama Htgh School, died a • Fridiy afternoon of a heart at- tack while at:, work 11 the fon m.ap of a PainL eang at the Kailr Workers peiformed a ptlracle 'T;:~~jc:~~~ seven·year<>ld Benny HOQper to ~ Pla'iit at Ravennood 1 .. ,ij~- ~s borA- -lft Mason CGUIJI.Y been trapped for .24,hd\11'4. in a ~~ !!}, 11!? ......~ th. IUl)~~ .~)lfllrll o!I$Ubps la1o Jal!!"< and 'Lilil~ , Tar lion.., lor .lllh.Odes. He l meJDber of Btotberhood of Pa1ntera .:J • wASHINGTON (UPl- Teamster President Dave Beck was ousted as an AFIA:IO vice president by the AFIA:IO high The act1on came shortly after Beck refused at an unprecenearly 400 hone ahow entbustaru Sunday afternoon when they dented closed-door AFIA:IO tnal to answer charges that he appeared for the Fourth Annual had brought the labor movement into "diSrepute " ot Blanke11sbip wu Indicted by the Grand Jury in the May term of Cucuit Court On a eharge of fel· onlous assault. He elatms that tbe the shootmg 'MI:S aecldental. J G. F. Jobason Is attOJ'aey for the plamtiff and Wtlliam H HardJn ts attorney for th~ defendant t~ Beck Grossly Misused Funds . * * * * * - Local Pastor Is ~gnedToNew Angustl AFL - CIO President George Meany announced that the 2~ members of the AF1.rCIQ Execu· live Councd who were present today hart una:'llmousiy voted Beck'!'. 1 ouster L an unprecedented action "There Is not the famtesl quelltlOn m our mmds that he ts completely gudty of VJOlabng" trade umon laws through hts usc of unIon m~ney which is "a sacred trust"', fMeany satd Meany sa1d the q~,estlnn whetlter the 62-year-old Teamsters Umon chtef was gu11ty of vtolattm§ federal or state law1 mvoJvlng 'theftor embettelment'' was not the concern of the e1[ecutJVe coun~l ()f wbtch Beck had been a membe-r smce August, 1953 Beck bad appeared before thecouncil this mormng for only a half hour Dunng hts appearance, Beck refused to accept has preVIOUS suspem:wn ali an AFL..CIO v1ee pres1de!1t and council mem· ber 0"" the AF'L-CIO charge• aga1nst htm I Meany satd Beck's removal from the exe-cuhve councal and the VICe prestdency i!ould be appealed at tbe AFlrCJO convention next Dece-mber Meany said Beck- would have to get the Teamsters Umon ta appeal the act.JOD The charges against Beck were based on thP. Senate Labor Rack· Committee investigation di&!d<~r•~aod dl~ he hod more than t;JOO;Oop Clf Teamster Umon funds for personal. matters and county "Whether Beck stole ' the funds five years Middleport borrowed them," Meany s;u;l Church actvlttee durtng his ftve (Continued on pagt two} 1ye·ar~ as pastor mtlude the payment of approJUmately $4,000 on a parsonage, the selbng of the build. 10g u~ by hiS Cburcb when be came bere and the deai.cnmg and erecting of the fint unlt of a new chuce.b whrcb was ded.ieated tbts MANORVILLE, N. Y (UP)- Seven·year-old .B enny Hoop- Fnneral Home at any time Burial will be made m er, who survived a 23'h·hour entrapment m tbe bottom of a 144<!. Miles Cemeter,-. He had worked as a painter ort ..foot Wide well shaft, today was reported out of danger for the past 18 years a~;~d ht1d and well on the roa4 to recovery. , formerly been employeD by the Week-..nd X-rays showed that the sandy-haired 55-poUnd ,CllDI' Marietta Manufacturing Company, youilgliler w.is suffering from a• simple inflammation of the llhodes is survived by his wife, Dot·othy Huddleston RhOda, rieh.t lung and inflammations of tbree daughters Mary Louise the btoachlal tubes and the r;Jn· Ulet.. In addJtlon, he was under Mucella and Peggy: two ao.M treatment for 1111 nerve Injury of Obarlea WI.IU.am: e;nd Robert, all the lelt arm. has served m aU or the ofit home, one brtother, Pat.! Bat docton lndieatad that the Rhortes of Ctncmnatl at~d one si~­ alertdl!r, blue-eyed boy, whose en· Nancy, four year old daugbter of fiees of the Middleport Ministerial ter, Mrs GeraldiDe Reynolds, tombtMnt In the dark. damprwell Mrs Kathryn Lots Thompson, 15 Association, as v1ce-presulent ol LYKENS, P.t UP-A grnup of lllddlcporl scheduled for an operation to re- the Meigs County Mmtsterial As- mmers "deterndned to find D · ahaft touched off 1 24-bour long ---~ COLUI\tBUS UP-HtrVI!); .Had- move her apleen at Untveralty Ho... sotJation, a11 prestdent of the Jack- vtd Snyder one way or anothCJ" drama. would be- able to leave l&y'riew Hospttal in Mastic Beach dtx, a Jett~handed pitcher Wlt 1 pltal Tuel!ld&y. She was acconlpa- son Zone Nazarene Mmisters' As- contnmed d1ggmg today m a the Philadelphta Philhcs h ~s nied to the hospttal Saturday by sottation, for four of the five gangway of a mme where he WdS by the week end tole! £nends thft he expects to her mother and sister, Kathy Ann, IYE<ara as president of the Jackson trapped by 11 C"ave In Frtday Young Penples' Saetety, has morrnng "He looks a:Ood and lf!l very be traded to tbe Cincmna.ti Ret and grandmother, Mra. A. v. Smith Mrs Smith tnd Kathy Anb reauoc1ated wtth the Rawlings livelY," said Dr. J. H Kr11, the lep. Older nuners and state m1 1e turned Saturday with Robert COat. Funeral Home and at pres- mspector Robert Schne:dcr phfJicl.•n wllo bll 1Uertded BenThe Columbus Clllr:en a Scrtpps Coats and son, Stephen, who took ent w employed by the VIllage of Asbland. Pa , hole'! out little bo"e ny since his fall into tf.e- well Middleport , Thunday evenln1 Krls, who su- Howard newspaper, c;an1 Haddtx t h em to Co Ium bus ,·•n tbe •· IMW1meaMrs. Styers bas. also been active for the 3ti year-old father of thrl.'e pervised the pumping of oxrgen told frH•nd! In SoU'h VieJina, 0, Coats .ambulance Nancy 111 tbe vlcC'hddren State Poh. e Sgt J ~ where -be hves, that he e)l:pects Funeral services wlil be beld Into the na!Tow bole throughout Um of a rare blood disease whlCb in the County Council of Church lleph L Toehyba at the Lykc,u; Women and m her local cbureb Tueaday at 2 30 P. M in the Btld Benny's eotrapment1 said the bOy to be shJfted to the Redlegs, n~J make, the operatton Deeessary. Their three _vear old son, Carl, w.u sub-stahon sa1d the concensus 'lf Knob Church 1or WUbur Cl1:rton wool4 remain In an oxygen tent leadtft.i' the NatJoni(l J..eague Her room number is 821. ~ Haddix formerly pitched for born durme tbeJJ" 1 tay JD Mtddlc- Bplnton 1s that Snyder w1ll ~ Birth. 73, whc died at his home in untU the spot on his lung-a little dead when he Is found porl. Portland on Sunday... lara:er tban a dime - disappears. the Columbus Red B1rds when th(' The veteran mmer.s bU(' Uu•1r Surviving In addition to hla wife Ddetorl: deacribed the lung Jn. teem was owned by the St Lou1s opmton on the muffled rumbltl Cardm.als and hlter for t)\c Card M~ha, are the followiDI thildren flamatlon as ''pneumoniUs," a HOLD FUNERAL SERVICES oheard a few hour-3 after Sp they t'nals. Elzt Brrch, Racine; Harley Burch, mUd form of pneumonia. BELOIT, W1s. UP-Servic ·~ der's last tapp•ngs Fr1da;y a£h"~· Ttxaa, Hazel Sbuc'k, 11lliml, Fla.; 1 Surrounded by tors and get.'Well were held tOOay for Mons FJC' noon The old t1mers say th ; d Aususta Powell, Torch; Ralpb 1 1 1 stad, 72. father of former New !ilgnalled a second but small • Birch, Ealt lLVe,pool; DailY Prau, te earams from r ends an _,o~ Af:aiDENT KILLS PtVE SCRAN!I'ON, Iowa UP...--A lwu York sbowg1rt Greg SherwooJ cave-m that entombed Snyder 1n Cllri'ton, 0 , and Ernest Clark Le· )'ttlOUS well-wbhers, BenDfl" .til who marrted automobile h;m a gangway, a small passage I earl· tart. o. Enna Birch another child was not permitted to ~sit -" u- rar colliJlon at an mtersettlon ~~,;::I~: · of Middlepor,l High Horace Dodge n. Fjj!lstad suf mg oJf from the mam sha.ft of th • l.s de¢ealed cept tor meals - and t~ly near here- ktUed ftve persons were honored Sunday morn- le.red a fatal heart attack her slope-type mme tn , Short :Mour> AlSO" aunriving are a brttther, when tu,pported by nur.sea: 1Doc-r Sunda.J olgbt, four of them stu dents at omaha Neb, cllools Jng at local churches At the ThUrsday. 1 tam Clinton Blreh of Portland and ton emphasized, however, that TwDlither persons were lnJU•' Cbureh of Christ, Fred I Gardner, 1 tllree •iat.er11. Bella Holter of Ra.. tills a P.r«•utlonar., ~-rtneah pastoT, pretented 1'utaments to d "'··JJ 1 h clne; Nor1 Durwt of Loulaiana and (CO'Dtinued on f]iC Dfel e cr.ue.a Y ?~e~:_ _ _ Ira Dutcher, Bruce Bradford, Ketth Ivl Belle Of Sunbuey. Tbere are atAnderson. Charles Dav11, Tbomas ~ 11 grand children.. Kelly, Edward Evans, Willilllll Frlend111 may <!all at the Ewing Flnk, Kenneth LeWIS, Barbara CapFuneral a:ome until noon Tuesday lema, Kay Stiles, Janet Val-entine Bunal wtll be made in the Stlv· The Rev. C. Raymon Koflltrlgbt, envdle Cemetery at Portland. pastor or Heath MetbodJ.St Chureh, The Rev Clm:emont E Hoyt, pas!or of the First Bap!tst Ernest Covert, super10tendent F uture" at the Sunday Sebool, presented Church, preached on the topic "Fatth for the _ Rev. Richard Wrlght, Mason-Clifton Methodist Church min· Standard Btbles to these Baccalaureate service held at the Middleport H1gh School aud-Isler, advised members of the Wahama High School Senior Shtiley Roush, Eu- Itorium Sunday,~ 19. Class that tbe little decisions of their lives are over and the Edward Lee Me The graduates were told t11at -Jr., Robert fatlh m God, m their p,arenrs the Htgh School took the1r plae><t majOr decisions are now facing them as he spoke to lhe grad· Coats uatin.g class at Baccalaureate - - -- - the1r teachers and themselves befbre the robed ~en10rs cntc~ I Church Ger- and the rc11ults of the h1th o ~ from the back of the auditonu•n SerWees held In the new Waham ;on, conscience, other tml•v1dua (Jf the the parents te-achers and sehoul and marched to the r reserved g:rmntatUII)-IUdltorium. 1rou.ps, scnpturcs, expenence ttev Wright told the group md common sense, he remlndeJ offH·ub had brnught them "'l seCtion before the sptaker that conlronting tl'lem nrwr wen lhem. the acb1evement of graduation For tbe "pecJal number by th· tkree major choices. 'l'bo.;e The speaker c1ted examples of band "Symphony N•1 5", Bee... Rev Wr1goht emp~astzed the Hovatter chol~s were cboosina: a ~on great men and women from th' thoven, and the Garis' Glee Club lohn Fultz, sapermtendent of ln Ute, tboaslng the proper1VJatt' fact that through a cmnbinatlo1 pohhcal leaders, state !electiOn "God of All Nature' Btble "Jr \bese d1fferent channels peothe First PreSbyterian Church In Ufe .and choosing a !Malter in and church founders as per drrectcd by Mrs Clarence Lace", men ple -can lmd theJr peace or nund School, presented a Btble to Patty life. who gave fa1th 10 <i-od as seni.Jrs m the b:md and G~ce sons ·md a plan to follow through Life Carmack, graduate Of Wahama the most important part of tht!ir Club, JOined the others on the In closing his talk, he reminded Htgh School. He adviaed the graduates to , _,_ !itage Rev C. R. Konkr1ght pashvcs choose something to do la ll{u the graduates that t•ach per~on tor of Heath Methadwt Chunth, MARKET REPORT which Ul worlhwhHe and whkb will be e1thcr a steppmg stone or In sp{'akmg- of tbe atomic ag.>- read tile Scnpture Jesson anJ In hfe through a stumbling block CINCINNA T1 CUP)-Producc fits tbetr talent.t Ia the o:matter Mr Jloyl s~ud that it is a ~t Eggs, steady and uncbanged, time to be ahve and is a tr~ Rev N D Bordon, Mt. Moriah of eboOBing a mate lrJ Ufe. he his own decisions lfwiiC {or the SefVlCe& ft.S four· prices .at farms, consumers, mcndous ehallenge to youth to Bapbst Church gave the praye,r t-old them to discuss lnteft!l!lts to The Glee Club sang a opr~Q"~ nllbed by a Glee Club Ensemble whites and browns, A jumboS 27· ha\e courage and faith Ill order life. 1n ehootlng a muter in Ufe, response and led the cOngre~a­ be aid that they must be 8e" of ej.gt,.t v01ces They were caro 31; A large 2S-Z7: A medtums 22- to succeed tlon m the hymn "Ab1de Wirb vanbJ to etther God, wealth, IYn Dotson Shirley Dodson. Su' 24, A small 18-~ 8 large 22-24, The program opened w1th the Me" wh1ch was aceompanl~d or FOB A large 31-3f1, A medium 28· ??o!lni(lht, jWQhda Ro~h. Shel!IO(IUlarily, or Hlf. proce.ss10nal "Ever Onward" •lY the band The ebsing ph)er Advisittl the graduatq t1 ddll. Roush, John Layne, ~ennelh 29, B large 28-29. ChickeDS, fryers •bout ateady, the Middleport band dtrected bv was also gJven bY Mr- qardtrer. eiKMM!e God, ]le aald 'll•t they Dodson .and .James Breen T~e Baskets or red and wttlte , rQse.c 3-3\lt ~lb 1~0: heus. heavy Ea.ri w~rnll:c and the invocation fryers mutt ~now God and bow be re- latter d1rected the gr.()u.p. They and ferns were w:ed to .decorate bv Fred Gardner, pa.tor (Jf the 14-lt; hens, htbt 10·-12 were 'accompanied at the .piano v.... hln>aelf to thOID. (\od .,. c·11Urch of Christ The" taeulty d tlbe ~tai'e for the service.. Butter, 90 iCOre 71. {Continued on Pare 1\va) veal! blnuielf lbrouab truo~ rea· Am.enca and prmdent of Local vl Harvey Haddi~ May Be Traded To The.Redlegs Of Rare Blood Disease Faces Surgery ye~ HopeHeld , For Man Trapped In Mine Cave-In Wilbur C. Birch Sureumbs Sunday At Portland, 0. u' Senior Graduates Are Honored By Local Churches '*• Faith For The Future Stressed At Middleport Hi Baccalaureate Wahania Hi Graduating Seniors Baccalaureate Service]s Held I _ ___ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 18, 1957 fowler hawk mcghee shiflet