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Hawkbu, Piulllpt, W ' Amateur Gardeners Meeting Is Held At Advisors Home POMEROY SOCIETY .. ll'lll and Mrs Vdmli T1ylor Mr. and Mrs Walter Thomn 6-DaiJ.y Po!Deroy-Middleport, Mrs Ralph Gilmore retW'De ! •nd lam1ly of Crookiville an I home Sunday alter 1 week's Vlll David Thomas, Minersville, were m Columbus wtth relau ... ea and Sundty dinner gue.su of Mr an . 1 Ooe hund"d ond """'Y·Iour Stet£1, orgarnst; Ro .....ry LyODI, ew~s.I restmte~ fnend!l Mn Everett Thoma.s. and d.II.U( 1 "fht- Junlor Amateur Gardenens m•mb<rs ond '"Jton attendej Adah, Beth Pullen , Ruthl No•·· Mr ani'! ll'r& Paul Hill and ter Club met ~onday af1ernoon t family returned to their home, Lhe I!tspectwn of Ev11ngchnt' RJce, Elther: Euvettlill Bee-Ate,, • • , Mra Charles Qmvey and ,0,1 the home of the1r adv110t, Mrs West Jelfenon aft~r a VLS'lt with Chapter, OES, Monday at th ~ :tfartha, Gladys Vroman, EI~tOI; Su~ar •re tptnding the week •n Colum Middleport Ma.somc Temple. Mrs Dee Vroman Warder· George • 'lllll'l!' Rando-lph Humphrey, South Third h1s parents, Mr. and Mn E J bu.s With Mr QUI\ICY who l~ ell' W1llls Anthony Worthy Matr'm Melahart. ~ntmel , H~len Re _ M ~~- Nettle Van Hook and Mr1. Cb dfen 'of )f.lp Benllee .Bow. Avenue 1 Htll ployed there and Allen Hughea, Worthy Pa nolds l'mma Clatwortby Stew.rt d 1 TJloa:_u.lu~~nd, were lnl- en's el~~~e~ .at the &Yier Ru'1 Miss B.arbara Ann H1ll of VIles Mr and Mrs Frank Rudolph or !ron pr~1ded at the ritual which Hawkms, irustees. c~ltJste Ault, presid•·nt was m ' Lee 1 ~to 1t e p u:v ary of the Scboo1 JIVe her 1 jpyely 1Ift charge or the mectm,;: and thr ... e tc r spent the weekend w1th Mr ZaneaVllle were Sunday guest.s of wa ~ ms;>ected by D~puty Gran1! w s- an ey 01t. American U.. Monday when she ea)D.e to the Past Malrons were on' t~e re- &ion, recently when the Au.xlliUy .chOOI tor be.r lind dPI wltb new members were " elcomed to and Mrs 1<.: J Hlll ,lohnny Bry h1s Sister Mrs Carne Grueser of Matron, Neva B Calendme Stock ant was a Su,.nday guest Mmersv1lle the club. port ' cephon Itne lor the lnapec.tton met at tbe home of Mrr. Harrt- them. Word was tecelvec! here Saturwhich was attended by elev•o son Bentley. Mrs, Campbell HarMIAS Helen Baum, Columbus Mn Humphreys presented ead1 day that Mrs Cla r a t'ox Bruckner A dtnner at the First Presbyter W-orthy Matroni and nme Worthy per, vice pre.sldent, conducted the The enUre affair W'M plann~ member With a polled plant as a was serwu~Jy 111 m a Detroit v1sited Sunday w•Lh Mrs Myrtle 1an Church preceded the lnspPe- Patrons Chapters representf!d opening service and the new niem- by bhe -pt.tpilJ throuJh their tomWatson and was an overmghl IIO n and Mrs James ClatWQrthy were Barlletl, Macksburg, Ne. <; tart of the1r summ1 r gardt:o~ llospt lal bers Were escorted br the Set-it.- Mittee• reprnentiha: the fourtlt 1 guE"st of Mrs Carrie Gruescr Rt'frcshmf'nts were served by Jr rhaplam of F.vange!lne Chi!p Marshfield , Pomeroy, Glouste··. urna and preceded by Ute flJg- and flftll aradet They ebose a Mr .and ~rs Perry F Sm11h Wllllllln Gruesl·r 1~ a merl1ca! ter, asked the blessmg Carrymg arnsonvllle, Galhpohs, Ch(t.>hire, bearer who carried a lighted can- be.uutu.l "bite nrdigan aweattlf Suzaune Hrnrlbury, host ('Sll, whu Jn d soH Gl en of Columbus we;e wa s assistec! by the .. dv ts.or ll\11 lhr 1\lay the.n e, r~von .31 thf Racine, Belpre, Guysvtlle, Athens, die. Mr.s. Carrie Canell, preatdent to which was attac~ed a farewell weekend I!Ul'Sts- of Mr and Mrs patient at the Veterans HoopJtd Cmcmnah lable were m1n 1a ture May·bask,:ot s Marietta, McConnelsville, Bev , John Snuth was m charge ot tbe ceremony. card .utograp.hed by eada thUd. Mr and Mrs Paul Shirley and flll r c' w1th ling blossoms aal ly, Stockport, Ohio; V1enna, W. LnHla Moore while m Washm? The next meeUna: wlll be on Mrs. William Anderson and pla<'C cards m t 11e Star-po,nt ton D C last week W!l·h thr ,ons of Pt Pleasant were Salo.~ . Va, BeMord , Ky. Spec1al mu.iilr Monday, June 10, at the borne of bheir teaehers, RObert Robel"l Scntor Class was the dlnn~ riay guests of Mr and Mrs. Ka r l no!ors Center a1 rang('ments we(t' was presentPd ·hY A vocal trto, Mrs. Van Hook Durlns the busl· and Mrs. R. C. Zuntfel uaisted ~fil\ ·polcs usmu the Star-poan'<:. (!uesl of her cou~tn Mtss lol.t' Gruesor, Mmenv1lle Mrs Paul Wmn. Mrs Georle ness meetmg Mra. Thomas Mrs. tbem in makinif the artflna:eAbsent From V.· 1 ~ kham Sunday guests nf Mr and 1\oh ~ ­ <'Olurs wllh the pnll'l' Lopped wuh Meinhart .and Mrs. E. M Blake, 1Emma Bland, Mrs. AIJen Hamp. menta. S:dwanl Parker Sr , Mme rsvillr ' tars and the flblwns held by R{'v Waldo J Bartels, was tk acrompamed by Mrs. Steaff ton were named on an Emergency ~"'ldr ' bl d !.:llt·st s1w<tker at the Rac1ne Bap were Mr and Mrs Wilham 1" 1rk muuature- doll ~ dres~C!rl 1n s8tm Office Committee. ~ne cu en a11 '168em e 1n :!;owns Mrs Anthony was assh A rcc£- phon was held m th(• one room where they presenhd I1s t f burch Sun 1'a\ evf1n 1 Tltc ~ r IIA G (ami])' May 27 lhru June L F: i\oT Bl<~ke , Mr., remple dmtng room with Mr~ M1~s Una Grt:c~-cr was the Pd hy Mn Hoste~ses for the meeting were I the gift. Miss Bowen t;l.p~~ Rev Wesley Jl'Jtkln~ pastor o1 the church wa ~ called to Akror. Sunday dmner ,[luest of Mr and J;ums Simpsorl Rnd M·; w.uia I Smerson Jon,e..s, assocnite Ma.trPn Mrs Bentle), Mrs Emma Bland, her appre:ciaUon of thoir tboueht· Office Girl \lorns on the d~Jcoral r rg comm.' ">residing at ttle punch bowl. Mrs Carrie Cassell, Mrs. Gertrude fulne!13 and their frient\lbi-p, atMrs. Hnry Ketsi'r, Mmersville by the dl·;dh or ·his au . lee :andWlChes, assorLed tea cookie > Butler and they served home made ter whieb they ~oined tp 'JiDgtng Houseguests of the cv anrl Mrs Hattie Russell of Colum In Charge 1\L the churc-h lhe W<J rthy Ma lower mint" and ahe1 bert puncb 1ce cream and cake lnd colfee to song, which they bad ltlarned in Mrs Waldo J Bartel•. over the bus epent the weekcntl at h lrou and W:1rthy Patron pr::sem vere served by MrS' Mlllon Hoo '· fod'rteen memberi their week d11y ctiu.r-tfi lehoOJ. WC'ckend were Mr anJ Mrs Ar ~orne, Anne St l • • I'd l!lf!R to Mrs CalerHIJn[) aw' w \1rs. Robert McElhmny, Mrs. thur Wl!Jch of < olumb'!s, forme r ')cnver Nelson, Mu Eber Lewis, Fay{' Wingett, Gra1•d 1-~lecta , p,;m shiOn <'rs a t Dover Kathleen Abl l' Grand Reprc ~e n \frs Leland Brown, Mrs Frank Mr and Mrs Charle Ho]l ( n Arraqgements oi 'at1vc of Adan~a s- and Adah Dr Cllee.sebrt!w ho.pf ofr Pa r kl'rsburg ~ere Sun vol, Grand Repn•scntallve of Ore- spnng flowers were used m the day g ues ts of Rev and !.Mrs Wa! UU Cll PAY Ill TIE lodge room and ~he refreshment ~on •1 he chaplet prt•st•ntcd cor ''o J D,lft e l~ 1'he1• wcl:e former sages to Mrs Calcndme, M;s t<~ble was centered With &f\ ::tpar1sh10ners at Columbiana Mr& 0 E McKinley who was in· Dcvrl rangemenl of peomes, rost3. iris Mr and Mrs I o•" JUred wh•le workl[lg at her home Wmgett, Mrs Ahl{' Mr~ an<! the Star potnl s presl'nl'•r.t and syringa 111 a crystal contlitn~ • Ot1nbar W Va , '' ..,,,~ et on 111 on Front Street, L~ bemg trea~ed '""ntt-N!II N!olml wlt•h 'Mr and Mrs - no' p11RI)'' 0<JM bv a local doctor for a fractured 1\olrs Anthony "1th l rorsage of - fast dl)'onl! - phu Rooms pmk r ose buds The ch:tph•r aho "b lcnd•aa Yobrunl pn!st•nted Mrs Calendme w1tl'! aew btiUif tO wollt Pauline Zirkle, sludent nurse at 1 Wollhode Al.lird Type F111 A h1gh-pmnt of th is p.~rt of tht Holzer Hospital, spent the week"'•IIl'ithbullfh PRinr lo nrremelr durahle - un M I I I ~ IIJ : ;IJIJ , W•lh~l ••a•n nnd ap.on "tdiQUI Ia jury II> 10 end whh Mr and Mrs Ebcr Lew1s FOR • lunly hr finlfh. "'"'"''' progc.•m the SUC· and daughter, Janice. rmse g1ft of ~ ro: tvel from W1IJ.; ' Mn L. E Reynolds entertained Mrs Norman Wayland", Me1gs Anthony to his w1fe The gavel• (Car 01 ~~- ,_ .. acuP County Membership chalrntan, and 1s ornamented 11o1'h the Eastern Saturday wnh a dtnner to cele. atlmltted on 2 Adult Tickets) Mrs William Hrown, D1atrlcl pres- Star 1nsigmli and 1s made trom brate the birthday of ber husbahd, ~ Sales - Paint - Service Hom Karloff Ident of Aux11taries of the Amerl- wood nr the old Bloom" Chapel Edgar Reynold&, and the tirst visit CO,II• MAKII FRANKENSTEIN •6007-Y Middleport 6265-X ean Le11ion, attended a meeting of Church m FaafJCid County Mr• of her mother, Mrs Harry Laws, (Th• 0Tiglnal Hill) lhe Rutland Auxiliary Monday Anthony's mother atll•nded th .. Whittier, Cah(, In ten years Better Clltiq eoflee, arater coffee - also- .! ecoDOIDJ - 7fJfl ,.,.,, . , ,.., til nJght. ..,hurl'h when she was a child aml Commg especially to visit Mrs. On 1'he Brl le!it. Corner Kcvm ~\ofc('arthy Dan~ Wyn'ers Mr .and Mn. Jamea Jcwart and later Mrs Anthony'll hther wa• l.azoa were her daughter, Mr~. Er~ tw/c•! The Jlla\+madc slvu )'OU In illldd port INVASION OF THI! ..ODY bete:er coffee. tbroqb a. two daughters, Spencer, W Va , thc pastor her[! and "he alao a' roll Conroy Sr., and famU:r, Hugh ....... ....LONGIIII SNATCHERS · comhlnalioa of od!Uin aftd p.cenced Conroy and Mrs. Rbbert Hutchlnwere week end gue.sl..!l of Mr and tended th ere .3 6 a child (In Supcr- Scnpe} ' fftNres ti.t control daliq: aDd Mrs Dwight Wallace and sona, The Deputy Grand Matron corr. son, Akron; Mr and Mrs. Erroll wn.,.nrur. exactly, ntom•tically. Bruce and Alan. 'llenclcd the Chapter for ttu>lr Conroy Jr and daughter, Kimberly NeYfl ~··q ~ "'ltuma" roffee. Mr and Mrs C. J. Cummtngs work 110 ~ after the m~eetlon a JC of Huntmgton, and Mr. and Mn. ar.ver "uadetpelb.. d~e,. 11te (Cressa Webb) are moving from officers taking part were Ka'h George p Stace, Findley. Flavo-ma.dc ndlod Jieldt mOM Massena, N. Y, to Binghampton, lecn Anthony, WM , Alien Hughei= Ather guesl!! at the party were full flav.,ed C\I,Pil per pound,. too. N. Y. Mr Cummings will enter the WP, Br.ulah Jon es AM: FleldLl!! Mr and Mrs G. v Rupe, Bradbury lot aew coffee: eaviDaa. hospital in Blnghampton for sur- Hawkms, Ap , Mrs. Joe Youn..: and Mrs Margaret Reynolds, Midgery. 13r , ~ubshlutt:d .as ~ccrctary fo· dlePort, Mr. and Mrs. Val E. Rey. "" .., lf'ut 4!111 ~ Ill po 11s. Rena Lynn, Uny Pc.ll.._. •lu.. ltll~~~o , ~ . , ,,, ~ SleW""( ... ll•···k•n· .., .. M... D ~~~ no 1ds, ua Mr. and Mrs Norman Wayland "•• and son, Charles, were- •n Colum- Roush, treasurrr, Roma Hawkms daughter of Mr. and Mrs. v. E. ,.-•,\f bua from Thuraday untd Sunday Gun V1rgm 1a Ncutzhng, assoe1ate Reynolds !tlayed With ber cousin, ' ..... 11 guests Mr. and Mrs Robert cond, Emma Clatbwol·thy, chap M~ss Ann Rupe, RN, m GalUpolls ~ , Powell and family, The men at· W~•lm,~Pumol~cc,m"~shd,U~Ii1•n~~~~ tended the Middleport ba ..cbal1 James whJie there. L,vaton Pullen, Charleston, was the guest of his parents Mr and Mrs. A. R Pullen, when he was called here Friday by the death of his grandmother, Mrs John Phil· hps, Mr Rnd Mn William Reynolds returned home Fraday night aflcr a 8iX week vblit in Mu~htgan Thry 1pent a week w1th their daughter, Mrs Shelby King, and fam1ly al Lans•ng, before going to Kalama zoo where they stayed with thC!Ir son, William R Reynolds ,and chi\ drcn while their daughter-In law waa 1 surgical patient at a hos pital there. Mr Reynolds and h1.s daughter, Patty, brought Mr and Mn. Reynolds to Middleport n·J 1a)' and rdurned alter a short vu 1t here, Carroll E. Meadows, ColumbuB. visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R C. Meadows. Sunday. Cheri, daughter ot Mr and Mrs John Maye'r, Grove Chy, Is spending the week with her arandparcnts, State Representahve and Mrs George Melnhlirt . Mr and Mrs. Jerry Callendme and daugbter.s, Nancy and Linda Stockport, and Mr. and Mrs Gerald Anthony and daua:hter, Bar. bara, were Sunday guests of Mr nnd Mrs Willis Anthony. Mrs. Call· cndlne is the District Deputy Grand Matron of the OES and Mn Anthony Ia Worthy Matron of Sv.an.gelllU Chapter, OES. Guy Suter, Welch, W. Va., 1$ a buslnes.s visitor in this area and Is a houseguest of Mrs. George Laah· er, Rutland Mra. Ethel Fll~kinier, CJ4rleston, Wills an overnl1ht 1uest or Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dalley when ' , • she came to attend the InspetUon ' of Evan1eline Chapter. OES. Mon:lay night. Paul Smart attended the Board ;~~5: wllh l<owC> ltoot•H Juli4 Mood• on CBS-TV. W...,.locollloli.,.forlimc am!flollon. of Managera ot the Ohio BapU~t ! ~- Convention In Granvlllc Tuesday. 1 ' ·~ ~ Franklin Richards, who is em. I A<lddento will happen ; 1 ; to Julia , plo~d in Coluno~us was a week Meade, famout TV pttl'80nallty, or to H end gueat of his arandmother, Mrs any 1V'Oman.who d0011 hor own rookil)l, . 1 Her Roolt When lhe turnl the heat off on her new · 1 Mra Sara E. Kelly and her aueat , Qu ranp, lt'a OFF right then and them, , 'frl. EUabetb Spincks, Akron, i'l1tore'o no llnprinr heat to "boko" ! hay~ returned home after a v1sJt 7oa IJ)ilUnp onto the ran" ~ •• no ecrape with · the former'&mother. Mrs. and ICI'Ub for Julia Meade or for you. Emmeu Cray. enjoy a not1ceabl7 fin~ flavor-dla~v~J' Toc;lly'a new Gq nngee are deeignod Mrs. Bill Shoun and dau&hter, for ctUiat cloaning all &he way around. deb, uuuaually taiiii'J, Because Folaei'a' iu Barbara, left by plane from And. with &he new automatic to1• burner, Hit MMOlloMI MW Outoll\atlc fop ~arle•ton Satluday tor their uniq~e of nature'a·choic:F ~~- ill · ~abd.ll'OI'Chint ~Uit can't happen "-•' ~ ad fvtt the cleaft, bW bome In Jobna~a CitJ, Tenn., af~er ••• beca~ the flame turna lt.elf up and a two week vlllt with bt"t (Mil'eCta, remo~ mounq,in region~, where io .., abuilcllllct ol ~-- ...-ll<ofl,l 0.. • clowo automalbll,y at j,..l tho rltlbt • • J• Mr. 1nd Mra. Frod J. Gardner. "". . '"' 1.... OES Evangeline Chapter Holds Senunel, Annual Inspection On Monday L · Man1ey AuxJhary In ln•trahon ' o., May 21,1057 G'ft p ·..-=-To Teach,er 8y Run.CitiCS I e t I Sholl Be i Middleport Society New Furniture '••" w" $299.00 BAKER CLINTON FISHER Saunders L~uds Star Students As Clifton: School Term Death Toll Is Boosted Upward U( Of isters Sw Thru Midwesf'l Poll~t Vaccine M- S&tiK'day mormng polio chnlci will be conducted (or the ne~tt tew weeks - until nailable vaeeine runs out - for pcraons who have had but on~ shot four or more weeks ago, accord1ng to Mrs Beu· lah Strauu, executive secrel.lry of the Count)' HNith Department. ! ELBE RFELD's·· , or . ~ui\~.J "" .' In every ateamlna cup of Folaet'1, blend -r - -- H~lzer Hospital · Nu~s Hold Tea -~"~~ · t.Get the new automatic top burner heat ooutrol ·--:-··\on any ot theae range•: •~ r '\ • l'Jatal.e Sunray Kenmorv ~ '" - Ta~- · • d>tn · r Mra. G>Orao Childs ond i.h E. M. BlUe weie auuta of ttieir ' o Magij) Cbel I • Unlvenal daughtert, J"anll CbUdi\ and Cherol, lll1ke; •tudel.lt nuttes •t Hoi- ' ,., Hoapltlll School at Nurslna Saturday 1t tbt Kothet-Dauah&cor •• t.. bold in Tbe part)' Q""' IIIIL was held in U~t:! matn lGunp .Of the nf.lw nurse:w' home and wu planned bl' th~ J racuttr ud ttud1nt1 ot tb,, IOl!Ool. . \ ~ fertile volCanic ooi). ,..pnropic'lllllliahtud",nin. ( '· \ • '.J.'I!i-._' ,,J )•m · Thio natunlly finer a.«ee i. ~~(to ~~ ~· lltiafying tallgand a• ..., oi ...,:\·~' knoWn today. · ·.· ' . '' . lt'f.Mout~tain~Gto'lin ~"&o11'U 1:111 it deliCiCq. • - \ ' ' ' .~ .• ~' • . ' .' ·~ ' ' H~art Attack ' week, ._re Nif ky Nletiolson , and M~. J. earl Nlebt.l•.~cl <li~~,van~eter, son of Mr. and Mn. Willfa:m VanMeter A.: I!Or'dlnlf to Det.a Saunders thr bqy.s 'Ire. among tM beat student I scho1nticlill1 ittJ-d itt ~eportiJI-ent tbe Dean baa .met in his kmg eari!er as an edueator In three states, Dean Saunder11 tf'.,.lu•• •ie Sixth, Seventh and El;hlb Grades In the very elderly Cliftoil ,Bebo:JI n II I brlek ttructure I!Ordpleted In 1878. The Dean. a native of Mei,a:s Couoty, twice retired but not etYin,a up yet, \¥Ul be 89, years 01~ _ ~arty In Junil "I'm like th1s building... he sald, · "old, but n 1t )'et ready to fall down " . ~fOrding to NfchoLron and v..,._e tet their tearlter "Is the ~t tbe:r've ever had " Rumors t.bat tbe Dean might try onr.e tjaln to retire already lhas W.u.ht 8: number of threats t:tJ loWa1Ji110ple to a:et -a petition out lor lit&.. ~tention. There tJ 1 question, however, ef lund,_ being avai111ble. in . M ..aon. CoLtnt)r for enough teaehers to ltlfl 3chools as thty were th\., yeu-. The Deart admlls be may be tOpped off in· the economy ...... '1 won't be too aorry," he told tbe bo:ra. "bteati!e. l'm •/ getting Gld. But i( they want me back hue pext yeu, I'll probably try II ·~llln ." 'D tln Saundetll resides at JOUI'· notito!!! 33, WJ~h hi• daughter JeMit- Baundera. Hia star pu'plls are plannJg on entering Wahamr, HJah SChoot n~xt tall. Pool Manager '. I ·•~--· Frank Betz, 69, of 849 Higbo-Jt Middleport, retired car inspt!ctor for the New York Central R.lllwa:r, died suddenly of a heart attack at his ·Middleport home at 9 P M Tumday< He had retired on Jan. uary U. 1956 alter service of 40 years. Funeral services lor the deceased w.Ul be held Friday at 3:80 P M. at the .Ewing Funeral Cta.-pel with tbe Rev. C E. Hoyt, pas1o1 ot MJddleport First' Baptlat Church officiating, ,. Surviving the deceued are his wlfe~ \faude rReed) Betz- of Middle· port; a brother, Jacob F. Betz, dleport and ~wo niecea . The deceased was a llfelonr res. ldent of Middleport and member of the First Baptist church and the Brotherhood ol Ratlway e&r men. Burial wi11 be made In lhe Mid dleport HilJ Cemetery under the direction of tbe Ewtag Funeral Home, Middleport 8th Grade Graduation Plans Announced l«tt as the dr1 V"r that was d • 'l"uesday night tbrpQgh , utility leet ,~·;t>ri!n• fo .m He Is WHllam C. reH:blil. ae• t!ordine t.o Sh~iff J\obt!rt .' c. Jainea Bumguner, .son or Mr Kartenbach of Letart Falls, n brother of Vorgtl Perkillll Th llld Mrs. Oris Bumgarner, tart.. Route 1 and • studear at lt\tter Was arrested at the scene WO\lama Higb School, bu )'een of thf! accident and will 'Je awarded a schollJlhip to the tharged with intoxication. West Virginia State Oonserntion Camp loc-ated at Camp Caeaar · 1 1o-lti. Harrisonville Alumni B~t BeSab-ay Mia Roush will receive ber AB. Desree in eoeial stbdlee In June and is pruently a candl4ate for The lliddleport Eia:htb Grade "Min Wlttenberger". She "bel Gnp Commencenlent will be held 1' to Theta Eta Kappa, .home ecOThursday, Ml&' 23, at .ll P. M aJ nomics honoracy; the Sociology The HartiBonvill~WDio Alumthe H•gh School auditorium. and baa ,been a JMm ber of ni AsiGOiaU~n bui' let M"•y 2&, Supt. Kermit Daugherty of Council and .0: 18$7 for theJr tamial ba.nque& Jacboq Clt:r SehooiJ w11l be and vice preliden& ot and dance. Tklket. ..01 be $1 ..!0 11pe.aker for the exel'i!l&es. and hu ·eerved OZ\ tbe plus due11 of .25c. 1 Special musle for the program Wlttenbereer'', Millie will be (urnltbed by the w.ill Include two numbers by th Din ,l'anner prcheatril of Ml 1She if a gradUite ol Waba•a Elghth Grade, directtd by Mn dle.port. Tile l'anquet will be se.. Cla!'i!nce Lacey and • proeessio!l· High School, Cla88 O( 1953. ved at '7:00 and lbe dance starl)l al and special D!imber· by thr at 8:00 o'clock. . Junlor Band directed by Eo~.rl W-arnke Draftee Fails ---Job~Opeu At 'Ne"W H;tven Last Wahama Hi To Report For 'Q'f the uf His Induction inan•Jer Ot t.bf awbrimlng pool lssembly Will lOr beinl .bY New Be Hel~ Friday W'oundaUon. F. Bruckner By Death Friends and rel1tives learned here todiY of the death of Clara Fos Bruckner, about 86, wbo died In a Detroit Ho.spital Tuesday Dtght. Her mother was the late L1zzie Midkiff (formerly Mrs. Lizzie Freclter Fox) who died about three months ago. Both reS'Ided for a number of years with the George Freckers of Pine Grove. Funeral servtus Wlll be held in Gladwin, Michigan, at 2.30 P. M. Saturday. Bur1al will be there Surviving relatlves here an cousin&. ' • .A.ppUca~qns job l~fe guar4 positlon, are 'reeeind t~e lb· ven Recreation Pion• oh. ~><Inc· ..>de lor th·, opening of the PoOlt•ndJppoint.. r t,o· ~ pool, committee , recently ,...,.. C. fl' Currt, •nd M. B. Stelum, ~baitmen a~ T.homo~.s Gl'il\at..d "''d Jaot lfioOr. and Attendance eertificates wlll be presented at a gener.al 1 usernbb' to be held at .Wahaml Hlgb &!bool at 8:111 A. M. on niday io tbesehool auditorium. Report cards wJll be dlltributed at tb~ school on tbat day fo11ow· DGh1ld F. Roustl was named ·Inc tests wbich are being, civen ebai11man ol tbe 8uUdln& ant' at lbe school tbrou.eh tbia week Jblntenanee Committee With F. School will be dismissed for tbt A Clrmtek, ~: C. Roney an ~ aummer moothf on Friday. ,Gfrlld RoOd 18 -nt·~~L "' ~amed to tbe Skatblt Comm,t . ~{ were F. A. ~armack 1 eh!ilt man lnd Willl•m 1Chlsler ·.and J'" .Ted.e..eo. '' ATTENDS GRADUATION MliGS GINIRA~ to the area and will scr1'Misly. catv>nai exh1h1ts .. ar;~~ picture rep.rdJDg ·>~~•....,,..~.,.; faetlitiel, reeriitTeaat .,. rac:ultunl aLilvftle.t:,' sources, outstandmg busmess, and tndusUYCouoeU~bcrs ser'mg on the nussed Fair cornmfttee ire· Wayne P'ostcr, t~ squ 01 re, Gallla Count,·, Rol>ert. Byers. Ath- but destroyed a numbet of bun-ens County, Fr.ink Morrow, Ronald ness pt.Ces and borne~. Hand and Tom Carlisle, lacluon Refugees trom the Fremont County, Howilrd Kreas. Lawrence all of tbem bomcleu, w~re County, J G. Cox, Pike County; I~~:_:~ to Wmona, 11 mile!! away, Floyd Benedict, Vinton County, they were housed m tempoBart Boll, Jr. Hockln' County and quarters w1tb the -help of the R. L. Sprmger, MCJg.s county. cross At Desloge 34 IDJured persons were hosprtahwd at nearby Bonne Terre, n1ne of them in c.:itieal condition Dotens more were mJured who dtd not reqUire bospi· taJization Flfty PIDtf o( blond plasma were relayed by highway patrol umts to the mjured a.t- the- Bonne Terre Hos~:IItal, lbree mlles north of Walter Friend of Letart. W Va Desloge. has bt!en bt~nored by betng n&m sa1d two of the dead ed the "driver of the month" for inAu\lloritles tbe be51oge twister were k•Ued \ the m()nth o( Apnl by tbe Wes: m the City 1tseU and three d1ed m V1rgmia Motor Tructr. Association a demolished farm house aouth· ID their safety contest. eat or !he c1ty Fnend is a driver for Po1nt Authorities described property Express of Charleston He hl~ damage at Desloge as ''tremen· hten employed bt' t-he organu:a tion for 27 years and has dnve 1 dous" Thirty homes were destroy· a total of 2.040,000 miles with ed and much of the bustness dl"only two acctdent.s bemg hstf! l trlct was reduc...ct to twiSted deagaml'it him. One of those m,s- bris Four Reel Cross station wagons haps happened Ofr the hijJbWai( from St Louis b r i) u .~.th t eots, In 183a, h1s· truck dnfted an,d blankets and food to the c1ty of Htruck a car after h2 had parked about 2,000 population on a terminal lot Then in All Telephone commumcatJOnS were • gust, 1955, a motorist While at knocked out In the stncbn arl!a, tempting to pais him struck the and the state h1ghway patrol waH rear of hu tractor-trailer". hampered by almosphi'rlc eondi· He •" a nat1ve of Mason Coun t;~ tlons that garbled tts rad10 netillid the father or five children. work Still OtMr Twisten Other tw115lers h 1 t Monticello and Belgrade, damagmg n"i n c • more homes. The Desloge tornado also tipped mto the httle town of' Cantwell, JUSt south of Desloge Mrs Jame11 F Collms, whose husband 1s mana,:er of radiO statiOn KFMO at A large, new ntn bearmg thr nearby Flat River ,told U n 1 ted name " Mason Youth Center·· Pres.s her home was destroyed was erected on the ~tason C.l'm Mrs Collins satcl she and her mumty JJuilding last week ~)' husband escaped by takmg refuge Prmc1pal Charlie CaJT of thl' m the basement Mason Grade School, Glenn fwo truck loads o( bedd1ng and Sm1th ol Wahama High School two trucks of food were rushed and several h1gb school b()ys lrom 'West Pla1ns to Winona to Th,. s1gn was made .by Ca. · reed the evacuated Fremont rc~>i ­ and pamted by B1ll Rowley o( dent.s Tlte Red Cross also obtamMasfln Carr IS prea1dent ()( th ~ ed 100 cots and blankets' from the Mason City Ovic Cuuncil whid, Army 11ase at Fort ~onard Wood, ~!Jret'ts recreatu(.ul Htivth£a Mo, for the refugeru at the bUIIdmg A p1cture of a hfe gized girl on skates has been attached ~o the s•~Zn Skating Is beld there ~ three t1mes a weelt:. Walter Friend Is Named "Driver Of Month" For W. V New Haven Girl Crowned Queen At Wittenberg . ... Carol Ann Roush, da~ter of Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Roullh Of New Haven, wa.s recently uowned Cre&;cent Que:tn of the t.mda Chi Al· pha Fraternitr'a annual White RMie "Ball at- Wtitenbera College in Sprlnglield, Oblo, wbere she Is a Coun ilahon O:lC w1tn('ss s;~1 d that outs1de o( lhe th ree hmldmgs spared by tbr> twJstPr · nothm~ ov~ three fl'el ht s;:h was ldl sta dang , The funnel roared eastward, dippmg to a clu s ~er of hve homes and a motel \\ 1tn e~scs fiatd the motel collape.t;d mto rubble, leav· 1ng noltng bu . the c•mcrete block foundatton. The owner, lames L. WI11r.in&. and his family took refuge ~ concrete The~= a 3 Wel111ter Cqunty, ,June 1 The Southeutern o.., Regional 1 CouMtl will tt!sume its rtghtful 1 rt lh 't hi pace m lmpo a nee Wl I s elg t'nunty pr~e~tatlon at the lll57 Oh1o SUte Fatr, according tc Presttlent Genrge Hallmger m a state ment to tbe CoWJCll meetmg held } st ht t th Laki' While Club 1 ~ p~~= Co~nty e Guest spe1ker !N the meellng was Robert Minshall pubhc rel.auons director 0 r Columbus and Southern Ob•o Electnt Company, who prese.nttd an lllustrated lecture on the International Plowmg Contest to be held this fall near Publes, Ohio The SEORC exhibit Mr Halfm ger told the membcnh•p, wdl fea· tare for State Falf attendeu edu- mg apart the eammun11 v bu1lt al.;mg both :11des f>f the h1.1:hway I Only three bt.nldmgs were lert 11tandmg, a church, the post o1. (Jce and one stvte Every h.ome •n the tnwn of 207 population was ll'vellctl to the wit~·:·~·1~·~"~·~n·~·~··u·~·~m~~:~~~~~~·nd ··.~], -"""'- Milford Lee .Hl'!eU, Steve L:,e Jacobs. Thomas Llwrtnce KeliJ, Leo Kennedy Jr., Eddie Eugen,~ Kitchen, Evan Eudell Kllntri&h~ Kenneth Ray Lewis, Edward Lee MtComas, James Russell :Min -, James Lero-y Mobler, Robert Gene Morris. Carroll Gene Mowtlry, Kay Murray, Owens, B~uie Arnot WilHam Rice. Maryln Shirle-y Jean. Roush, G!11l Stumb.1. Stiles, Valencia Janet Pauline Valentine and Robert De Lay. Th~ death dealing weat hl'r t"nnI tmued to threaten the are<~ w1th h1gh wmds reported at Dext('r m southeast Mllisouri where trt-es were cprooted .and cars demol· lShed ear)y today Tht Fremont tornado raeed down .a hollow along u s 60, tear- , ......s Mer_eury tDre , } SEO R eJJJOfia I - State Fal'r Plan Sheriffs deputies were scou,· Letart Falls this morning for - F1 emont dead at Desloge, eight at Fre· IConneil Hears CONNIE KAY CAIISIY of Latest count showed nine I mont and one at Van Buren ~-- :riff Seeking 1Jetz,69 ' . .· MISSOUri and virtually destroyed the bttJe town Tuesday ntght j - "cleared up" before advent of tbe 1 polio season She added that the ' t!hnica will continue untll vaccine ta e~thauated and that no more will be .available until more mone·,. II allocated by the, State Department, of ,Health. HOUI'I _Will be 9 to 11 30 A M. . Missing After Accident FREMONT, Mo (UP) - The death toll rose to at leas~ today in a swarm of tornadoes that swept through eastern ...~~ 1 . the depart-- ' Mrs. Str-aus• aa1d ment hoped to cet aU second shob 498 Death Dealing Winds Contino~ ' To Threaten In .Missouri Are£ Connie Carsey Is Valedicrorian At Harrisonville Hi Clilitc Will Be Hel' Saturday The delicious differe·nce you·'ta5te is r.J ~ ' . f~ v ' makes . :1 do spiiil sometliiii:~ JJut it wipes right\ p~f .m y new gas·ra~e~'! t.r I!!I!!!!!!!L .-.. ~~e ~'Now · a.nd agam~ 1 • OHIO; P..-tly cN1.ttly 1nll w.ua(; . er today with ac•~red ~~ ,t and tfu,Jrldent•mtll ma.t1, i_!l ~ l' j south and eatf port:,;n. P•rtij ,. cloudy with s.c.tf'hNfl thv~ ..., •how.rt Ilk.. ,. ..uth .,.., ... ,...,.. •ad porl•on toniVht Ntd o"¥ ,. moat of the ltatt frf.My, "' ~V=O~L:~:-~N=o~.3=2~--------------------------------~-----------=~=~~=r~•MW::d:~:port~.~ObW~~.W~M~o-e~~a~y-,Ma~y~2~2~,1:~:7----------------------------------------------S-I_N_G-LE__C_O-PY-~~ · ~ FUR~TURE Pmi-PAII!D enttne IY UNfTIO rRIIS Det!Otetll'o l'lae l•tere•u Oll'lle ............. Are• •ou- Dinner Given In Husband's Honor By Mrs. Reynolds Weather < ~ 1. • at y I -· My DR. MAAG • HOSI'ITAI. Admitaiooa: Janet Gibba, Hartford, W. Va.: Blallehe Stanley, New Youth Center Sign Is Erected By Mason Council MARKET REPORT Dorothy Durst, Po!Uand; Pomeroy; Mta. Ru&. Haven: Mfa. Joe WYATT A.RiliSTID James W. W)latt, 21, Wn Rrrested on a warrant ou.t (»> the court of Justice ot Reace R. E. Grindley, Tuesda1 eb1rcfng tbeft and ~ailed by Patrolman Jet Vf~ ster~ · 1 1 , ' CINCINNATI UP- Produce.: Eggs steady: price~ at farms , consumers. wh1tes and browns, A JumbM 27·31: A large 25-27; A me. chums 22 24, A small 18-20; B large 22 24 FOB A large 31 32, A medium 28-29, B large 28-ZitChicken~. fryers unaettled, fryers 33th lb 20-20~; hens heavy, 13-15. light, lD-11. Butter liD 11c0re 7'1. I Arnold Anderson . Death Reported · , Mrs Herman Balll'y ficd Monday night of death of ht•r brother, A"1oll derson who \1 a~ Durner;l' tn a frre at h r~ home in Lon , W Va Mr and M.rs, Ba1ley guest, :1\fn Charleston left Tuesday .far Charle&ton. Ihou~ �.• ... . . "· ·7· • ·, ....•, -""" · , ~ • ... ~-.; t 4" £ ·' ..... t l:f.,.& · •t .... .'''·-1"' '"''c- ~-.. ,,· ; :·r"' / ••• ., • - { ''58 To 2-tlaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 22, 1957 Graduate At Wahama High Thursday Night Commenc emen t t>xerdses for 58 gr :1d uat ing- .~f'n io rs of Wah ama High School will be held 111 the ne)¥ iJ. mnasium-a ud itorium on Th'und !'y eveuing at 8 o'd ock . Diplomas will bp pr es ent('~ i · fhe rl;h s by Sup t• rln Tendt:'n t (' _ l l Withtr~ of followin g M a~on County prese nta tw u Sch ool:~ of \ h(' dau fur graduation .t>y Principal Clyde Fole}'. Add•·f'"" ... f M lh•• , VP11 i no ,.,ill along sa ld St ate Rout~ No. 1~ a STAT! OP' OHIO Property Damage lsHighMter Severe Storms DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS distall('c of D.60 m ile to th e wes l NOTICE OF HEARING cor poralion line of the ViUage of be made by Junf! Spet'K'e:r of Ma son , class valedictorian tnd Don - Contt1ct S.l" Lq1l C~ No. 11· Pomeroy; thence easter ly along na Jeffers, o ( Mason, class ~'liU· 271. Columbus, Ohio, May 7, 1957 In ' accordance with the provi· tatorian. Special awards for acC01'1Pib.t siotu of Chapter ~5 11 of the Reme nt s ·d uri ng the year will be vised Code of Ohio the Acti ng Di· rector of Hig hways of Ohio w ill presented at lhe exercises. ho ld a publie hearing at 10:00 o'elock A. M . Eastern Standa rd METER COLLECTIONS P o~ r king me ter C(lltectio ns for Titn t', on Ju ne 6, 1957, in the Court Pomeroy t!1i.s pa~ t week tot:~l ect Room, th e Meigs County Co ur t $247 aceordini to Patrolman John House in Pomeroy, Ohio for the purpose of hearing arg uments ~ cK e nzie tuda y. and a!(ainst lhe proposed Rerou t' ~---:-c::-ing, Ai>Elndonmen t as a Sta te High. GRANGIE TO MEET way and Rctainment as State Rout e Rock Springs Grange W l ll I meet Thursd ay evening lljtY 23 No. 7 and State Route U. S. No. 33 at 8 P. M. in the Gran/le; H1f~ ~ec of part of Stale Route N o. 124. Sec· rteshments will be terVed b.r lhe tion 17.28, Meigs County, OhiD. PROPOSED, WHEN THE PROVIH'rnn~ Eronnmics Corumittee. S10NS OF CHAPTER 5511 OF THE OHIO REVISED CODE ARE MET AND UPON PROPER E N- ~ said Stale Ro ute No. 124 IUhio n Avenue, Mulberry and Court Sts, Vill a ~-:e of Pome r oy), a distance of I 22 miles. to its wei!lter ly i'ter. st'ction with U.S. Route No. 33 "and By Unit.tl Pl'fll Slate Route No. 7 <Main Street) The vi olent thundentorms a::and there term inate. · companied Dy high spe-ed windt PROPOSED, WHEN THE PR~VI- that battered Ohio Tull'Sday nlgtit SIONS OF CHAPTEr.. O:ill OF THE a nd ..-arly today, reaulted in at OHIO RE VISED GOJ;IE .AR.E ME'f i least one death and t aused ex· AND UPON PROP!H ENTRY JN tr nsil•e property damage. THE JOURNEL OF THE DIREC· George W. Eads 30, was kiUed TOR OF HIGHWAY S, TH E ABAN · tod ay nea r Ham_i!ton when h)& mo. DONMEN T OF STATE RdUTt No_ l to rcycle skidded during a ~avy 124, SAM E TO BE RETAINtD ON [ra in and he w.as. hurled from the THE STATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM vehide. , ". AS STATE RO UTE ND. 7 AND AS At Cincinnati. C)lai'lu Boat· U. S. ROUTE No. 33. SITUATED land , 46. stepped ir.to wl'til loo'tecl IN THE: VaLAGE OF POMEROY. like a small water puddle- on a MEIGS COUNTY .OHIO, SA~E TO sidewalk. He f(llJ into a fOUr ·foot BE EF FECTIVE AT SUCH TIME , water - filled dilc!b and svff.r"ed TRY IN THE JOUrNEL OF TH E TH:\ T "t'HE CO~.!lESPONDlNG cuts and bruises. . ' DIRECTOR OF HIGHWAYS. Til E SECTION OF THE ABOVE MENPolice said boardS" placed REROUTlNG OF STATE ROU'I"E I TIONED PROPOSED REROUTrNG the ditC'h &pparently bad ;,,,sho;d NO. 124, SITUATED IN SALlS· IS ACCEPTED AND OPENED TO leaving a ~·booby for BURY TOWNSHIP. THE VILLAGJ>: TRAFFl C. OF POMEROY MEIG S COUNTY And being mor~ tully described OHIO . ' · · ' as follows: Brginnig, a.~ a point in And bein g more fully d~scribd th e centerlin e of eJV.sting Sta~e as follows: Bl'gi nnin g at a point in Huu te N~. 124 (Cour~ Str~£!1. ) , sa1d the l't'lllerl in"' or SLate Jtoote Nn . po ml betn_g west JLUlChon w1th 124 in the Vr !lage of Pomeroy, said State Uo ute No, 7 and U. S. Rou-te point being the cu st junction uf Nu. Z3 ~ Muin Strel.!l..l: thence· ~a .'l'ter . u. s. Route Nu. 33. State Rou te Nu. Jy a! on ~ State ft.ou.te., No. 7, Sta le 7 with St a te Route 124: thence tloute ~o . 124 and u . ,s . Rout~ No. northe rly <~ l ung u . s . Houle Nu. 33, 33 (M tun Strest) to ~c e ast JUIIC · 1:1 WI State Route No. 7 to the junction tJon o f Stale Ruule No . 7 allf.I .U of State Route Jlio . 7; thenee con- S. Rout e No. 33 and lhere term!n· 0 tJnuin,i nor(her)y along u . s. ate. Route No.lJ3 to the no.,.th corpora· GF.ORGE: J . THORMYEH tlon line of Po-meroy; tJI!enr:e conAct ing Director of Highways tlnuing nOl'tberJy along u . s . Rt. (~) 22, 29 21 c t.) :p to the jrmction of Meif8 county Mrs. OUve (ft1'I'aharn and Road No. 17 . known locally as - - - - --- Ctia !" l~s Mullen, M. D. wJlJ repr!! Laurel Cliff Ro&d ;thence south· LEGAL ADVERTISEMINT 1 sent Meigs County as delegatf!s to wellttrly along uid ~feig8 County · For Furnithlntt ancl EqYipment the annual meetine or tfie Cen· Road No. 17 to the jLtnctlon ot F~tr Middleport Elementary School Lral Ohio HMrt As90Ci·a tlon, Fr'· State Route No. 143; thence south· aM day, at the Ohio Unj on -Building, eP]y a\onR .ii&id Slate· R<lute No. 143 High Scllool Addition Ohto State Univers.ify. . to the east junction of State Route For They will jof.n other physidan : No. 124 and there terminate . Said Mld:j\eport Public Sthool and laymen In discussions on rerouted portion havln1 a total Middleport, Ohio Fund Raising, Futrcl.iq"n of a Separate sealed bl& tor fur- Co:ctftty- :fteart 'Cdu~il, PLJblic length ol 5.50 m.ilea, mOl'e or le"88. PROPOSED,_WHEN TO PROVI· nishings and equipment wl1l be re. t.dUca.tion, ~ · nif}' Service SlONS OF CHAP~ Mn{ qFTHE ceived by the Middleport Board of tnd "Pollelfl. _ . ' Pa~Js wiU OHIO REVIS~D C'ODE ARE MET Ectucatton. Middleport. 0 h i o, ~t .m;ie tf.; tf~ · m .Qf, .the A ' AND UPON. PROPI:R ~~~y IN the of11ce of the clerk at Middle· s~(o'rl'f .A&db ~. 6the:r eveali Tift JOURNAL Of' THE DIREC· •p ort, Ohio, until 12:00 noon EST, wjJf tif a·n .Atrti'WJ lfeetffi.1 or th · TOR OF HIGHWAYS, THAT THE June 7, 1957, and will be 11per.ed K"~f•ti~ tfflt1'/ ., ·· . -Scientific PORTION OF EXISTING STATE and read aloud st 7:00 p, m,, lane C~ll Meetl'flt, ~ J'n the afROUTE No. 124, SITUATED IN 7, 1957, at the omce of the Board t 6&6-. THE VIIJ..AGE OF POMEROY, of E;dttca·tlon, Middleport ltigh IJtht fit '!fOitaips will SALISBURY TOWNSHlP, T·2-N, R- School, M(ddleportt .Ohlo. . be arr --dtf#is 1:tj: .8loloo't, 13-W, MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO, BE Separste bids will . , re-ceived M. D., the 3U'f'i.,on wh" .lir8t in Heifi'S Con"-ti&DS T Attend Hearl yean ~~~ r- JlftiHG ~ wi1b wlorflll, ...... laaJna . 8P5 tloufe PIIM. To.Jh, 4uU.blc lftd. "WIIIhU• Ass'n Meet'IUP' I'HIIWII, BPS HOUR Pa.llll covm ....-rt' lbt lM, •rt I ftli btljflc" 10"'.." Come In CDd•J .-1 he Ill 1iea• .bilp ,.,.. Mtllillfe fod p-.WcbW )ob. 11 will COlli .._ •r• .,.~.._,, --( ~ 15% Off On Sotin Lux Enomel HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS INCORPORATED $ jllaROD, W. Va. :======================jI M110n City, W.Va. Phone SP·35554 o~ RETURNED TO THE VILLAGE any Ringle Jtem or a comblnaOF POMEROY STREET SYSTEM t!OIJ of Hems in the SpecJflcatlon8. - ... ., . ) 1 -- AND THE MEIGS COUNTY fUGHWAY SYSTEM, AND AT SUCH A TIME THAT THE CORRESPONDING SECTION Olo' THE ABO~ J.'ROPOSED REROUTING IS ACCJ:PTE~ AND QPENEO TO '!RAF· FlC. ·And heing mure fully described ~s follow s: Beginning Bl_ a point 1n the centerhne of exMmg State Route No. 124 ,.raid poln.t being the easterly inte·r section of uid State Houle No, 124 and State Route No, 143; thence easterly Rotory ,, Typ" LAWN MOWERS '.~ Powerful 4 Cycle Motors 18 in. Cut, Lorge Rubber Tires $59.95 • The Information for bldder1, spec· lficattOns, plans, bid blanks, con. tract ...,greements, may bt examlilod at the omce of the o!e(k. One e~' to ttaich prosPective Jlld(Jer. Each bidder must de;Posit II ~rtl· f~d check or bid bond of !l% ) lf\'e per cent of 't he bue bfd." All bidding s1Ja1l,1be in strict accordjlnce with the Revised Code of Ohio. The rigllt is reserved by the Board of Education to reject iny or all bids and waive lnformall-· ~-----------1 ties. · Boud of Education , Middleport Board of Educatlo~ BY Bruce I. Lloyd (f'resirlentl Paul ~-Smart (Clerk) · (5) 6, 15, 22, 29, 4tc May 27 thru June 1 I Sholl Be Absent From My Office Office Girl In Charge Compfete Line of Power Mowers Up To Daily Sentinel Day Book New Shipment of Bas..all Does Both Rubber and Metal Spikes Convenient Budget Terms at Moore's Busy Stores Pomeroy OHIO Nollee .Meigs County Real Estate Owners The Tax Books are now open lor the · payment of 1956 June Tox and also De· linquent Taxes. Books will close July t, 1957. Clyde G. Mlllhone, Meigs County Treasurer building a new home or remodeling? • ' . The Da1 -------~MEETING POSTPONED The meeting of the Friendly Neighbor~ club scheduled for TuCsd ay, Mny 28. has been postponed unti l Tuesday, June 4. ' laymen . MtiiTINO Pot1POfiED , , . Tbe M'ay meetlnc of.. ~he Pist ?._fatrons· of the Evan&:eline Ch~fet OES, ht.'l be-en post(>onCd untll a later date. I Ir.) & Mo.n'.lf name 9 Ch isel tO Coln1 ~ 1Br11:! 1 tbe Plrfnl Of; dtt ·,.West · on Fr:JtJl,:r:rom until 7 P. M:. from ' any west p~;~~~:~i~ !Turk} IA SIA) aon1 31 . Shlp'l river I>Rilitinr tee• IS. Food ftah pomt , · ont 1.. , jQ . Rlvu .111 Repruenta. "·HaM~ 1Lalv.) th·es ( ens 11. Greek letter 22. Milk~,. Sol . Weigh 2:.1 . An ltfm ot nsl\ • down'· bustnua ' 16. Conl'llct , reg. 59c cool royon Summer 'Shorts • 00 dollar! Popular lenllth; aide tipper! Red, black or tur· last butcher nyOD' -- eomblnel luxm wllh . . . - ot this eo. low price. For all aununer wuhlbleat 10 to 18. Eaeh A....ned oolldo. Yd. . Spring:Suits TJL\DI!: EltPANSION SALE l:30 Hl:nueparty W·J EH 7:00 llmmle Dean 7:30 Boston. Blaekle 8:00 Captain Kangai'oo 8:30 Meigs County News 11:50 a. m. ~rly On Y~ur U t.lyer Radio Dial • • lllll'lhlnll 32. End · Excla. matlon !8. Clothta SS. Ntar I abbr.) 89. InC!lt Wrhar eoruu Areher 8:00 Garry Moore i • , • 9:30 .Al;,th~ .,GOdfreY1 · t ·t0:3o· Stflk'e:tt Rleh · • 11:01) VallantLady f ~ tl:U Lote of'Uf~ • 11 :30 search for TomorrpW 11:415 Guiding Liebt 12:00 Katle's Kitchen , IZ:SO As the World Turns .U.:OO 01¢ Mi•s Brooka ·1:30 I.!Oli'OP!rtll . 2!00 Big Payoff , 2:301 ]lob- Crotby Show · 3:00 Brigh~er Day . 3:'1~ _s~ret Storm 3:30 Eqe of Ni.ght , 4;00 The Volue1 TI!Ul!SDAY .2:00 lilt "Pa"yoff 2:80 Bo~ Ci'osby Show t 3:00 Brighter Day , - . 3:15 Secret Storm · · 3:i0 ·Eda;e of Night 4:00 . ""e ~ly Show " 5:30· Yqur itsao Repqrtel5:U -Sports Parade · 5<55 Weat~e""" 8:80 Action. • · 8:1$ ' Douglas Edward• 6:30 Sit. Preston ot the Yukoa 1:00· Bob Cum01lngs 'Show 8:30 Your' Esso Reporter · 5:45 Sports ·-parade &:35 Weatherman 8:00 Aetion 6:1& DouglaS" Edwird!l G:ao Giant Step - 7:00 Arthur Godfrey Show llQO ·MJ.Jiionalra ·8:30 rveG·o tASeeret · 7:30 Climax •~oo U. s. Steel HollJ' 10:00 -Up-lo--ttie-minute News 10:05 Scan~ing the W.eather 10:10 Tbe Late SlioW tel CLEARANCE of women's $17.95 Limited quantity! AU BeiiOr Suits! Sale aubjeel to Chol..! otoek on hand In eaeh &lore! ·shop early! . ' Ui · 9:41 Sporll<opo 10:00 ~8\VI of tha NIJbt 10:10 'l'lteater 18 11:30 Tit., Lale Nowa 11:80 Sign Off tO. $ Gowns $1'.99 ...,......... Amirloi-·•1' ' 2 for e:ao · SIZES 3 TO IX 7:00 8•00 8:80 . 9:00 ... ' • TRADE· TllADE EXPAN~ION SA!'E MIEH 1S ... IG B"'CK'i 1. Sill neartt tl\6 wind 0. S·ahtpe!S Ouuotl Cllll>t prooided lor~ and folw,. telephone extenalont. Ea17 md iouooponom o.t\ill JOUTo building or romodelinJ. BOYS' BIG YANK ,.,..r I'Jo.planning will male homo attn.U.o, cooveoient, oaleahle. Wo'll be per ID talk it wilb ,.... JOUr an:hitec~ builder or contractor. No chuae, of ooono. For !unhot" infonliadob, oend tor a &.e topy or the booklet •Tolephonea Need To Bo ~Too~. Or call our Buoineu Ollke. rcoMPAN~ :ti•,)P.B'M,., A~ Q A 0 M M~ ·~·.'- ' ! ltra11 coupUpga~ "Permo'Plex-Col)l VInyl ptutlc JU~-' bote . comple.t e with · neat! Great • One tetter limply 1tanda tor another. Ift tl'lllamplt A l. ~ tor the thre• ·L'a, X for the two 0'" •tc. lint~ letttn. &ph. trophel, tht ltnath and tortnatlon~ ol · tht wor41 tN •II.. btntl. &1.-;h da;v th• CCidl letter- ar. dlfttrtnt. . A C•yptor..., q..la!loil , 'I ) ., loiVC a·A Z VC • W W Q\\'H•O·,· z·p I(V ' O,< ~I' IC<• • Amlliq Value •lull DIJ.ft. length •prden' . . I ' . ! a ' VALUE~ ...· sell~ut • ~eed rOr a yean. · ... .J - thisi_way ... it's ~e.8to16 • Sanforized blu!l denim. • DOuble· 1t1td!ed and , . reinforced, bAr . tacked! ' • ..Completely ' S. ~- . _':·*';·· -:: ("7-- FEVER. . ' I,: It's catching and it's wonderfutl Wlabab~el Rer. •uo vo1. ·- . '· m :ro ~ec YARD ·Prea,s :Rem;.ants • 'J59 ' wtlh l.year guarantee . .... 'hoo<oi!'I ....Wo-m ,.._II JM INCIIWIMattfltlfiJII',"U.. d.tlltAIItll." r i hltJ Wlliii.IM Lnr-~·~OD~"!:-_:. . toor. ....ht j · " Jeans . Out'"' .. OHIO SALE 50-Ft. PERMA.fL.X PLASTIC GARDEN ' SANFj)RIZED A*YDtai~X· lo LdNOFI:LLQ. W POMEROY eboppiDC 1a advise- EXPANSION Sj\LE , lttlrcue · ' "'Middle of Upper Bloek" HURRY to your sumer Store! : ·, SHOE STORE On The Brightest Corner Ia lllddleport · Cool IUnnner etylea: J!o, ••lei S. 'Vndtrtldt > ·tf' HARTLEY and BENNETT : FURNITURE Earring, $l.99 • will> lvlll.... ,...... ' . - --. Btlceletl .....:. Lovely -flower ltraa.pmenta and-· new novelty ereltloDi ----- aiOwina itastela 1nd ff'CIIb' wbite. Large Seleetloa for , nAII.Y OIIYPTOQ'CJOTE - Bote,UioW to ·,-.rlt Kl "'""* ~- - Summer . Jewelry DOW!t ' 'l'elophoDo wlroo can be concoaled imUll the wallt.' 100\ WASHABlE •• • COOL. •• UGHT TO P.t.CK ... Girls' Dresses JEANS . $299.00 BAKER Jig 10.Store Purchose!U count)' , ··1: $2.19 May Carnival of Styles TRADE EXPANSION SALE foS. Sea ug1tl ,9. In -this plact ~0 . Btldlea , The Cheerto C]ub of Mason City motored to Huntington recently for a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Delbert Richardson, a former member ftnd resident of Muon City. _ Attending were Mrt. George Youna;, Mrs. Harry. Grimm, Mn. Ray workman, Mrs-. Hetn1an RllS8 and Mrs. Patrick Riley. . C..IIUIIti'Mr l:lltutltl DENIM Int.. bounce on foant·cropo solos ~o bath. boa~h, polio ... TRADE ExPANSION SALE It 1 1..- ttrlcel t8. City I Fr .) tT. EnaH•h . ·tnolll• cOurt St 311M PotAeroy Women'& RAYON BURRY% t2. Velnetone .... ctrl'• nlmt - SHIRLEY'S BEAm SHOP e .Pienly of shorl oleevel, too! ,. 6·15 :~:\':: GOESSLERS JEWE~RY STORE e Styles! ••••rile Slee•elesf . . drea~ea -- bilblY filbiOned DY· loD sUpa, lace 1t bodiee! Show· off liCi!! hem. Keplar aim 32- 8,00 11:30 . I I SPICIAL GROUP A beatitlfvl . bur, · a beautiful tllp for yout Pfettteat aununer Values to •• 9:30 Cheerio Club Of Mason Holds Luncheon Party ... , BLOUSES Pins •.• ~ Nett~ces 8:00 Onle aa.d lt1rrlet ' B:SO Ford Theatu D:OO Wedoead.y Ni1ht Fl~t:hts flo\lo·er.'!f Hew Furniture A 10-Store $COoPIIf · "' • •• ' ; 1 IN ALL STORES 11:9 Si.Jn On /.· 12:00 Noon Ne9"i ,. 12:15 Nel~t:tlbora .~ 12:30 Frankie · . d" monstrated in a picture frame and Mrs. Heaton and Mr ; Thompson demomtrated how W make iri, arrangements. FOllowing the meeting th ~ group went on a n~ture tour and gathered wild flowen and leaves to pre1s. The advisor gavr seeds Mrs. Th001pw"n pressed CLOSEO WedneJdloy Afternoon Open Evealngt By AppolDtmODt SALE :Cartoon Club . Mleier· Mouse Ctwb , . Pivo 1 1~. rlnil . 7:30 Navy cer, treas urer; MiU ie Legar, .. ~' _ creatio n leader and J e nnifer Lolue, publicity. - - - - EXPANSION SALE ., SLIPS'199 1'11e Feminine Toueb . l\fler-.on_FI1'1! ~~vol ' Ult Wllh jfuiiiOIIi , Johb D~ A: th• .New1 nlmeyl~d Cold Wove1 Hoir Styling me~lin.g. IJmlled quality. AU Belter Coals! Sale oubj..lto otoe.k oa liaDd In ~ach store! Shop early! Choice! Nylon Tricot CHANNllL · Trai:, Mr. and Mn. Chu-Je1 KniJbtl~ 11 rte ·· · Sr. •pent .sun_d lf wlt.b Mr. and *L noon at Ute home of their advit•)O Harold Bll'd at Antiquity. Hn. Robert Tbompwn. Mr1 . l:oaura Heloey 1nd Beule New offi«l"l in~t..a.lled by Mn. SIIUib.ter vbited Mrll Jl'loyd f'arn •. :· o 1 th e at Ractne Tbundly evenln1. C . .._ Hea t o n , a mem .... Sen ior Ch1b were L<luella Tbom j}" son. president; Leah Grues ~ r . v}(!e president, Mary Dawn Bo· linger, secretu.Y ; &donia Spen- FOR teriff.ic value in Channel13 ta TRURS, Neta:A6ors to each member to 1tan a prdd:~ . Refre.tbment., were aerv«< b)l' • Mn. '~'hampton to tllo~oe named above and Karen GfUeHJ' lltd Nancy Tyo, ·· · Volues to $14.95 . ' . ·~~~=---~~~==~~- . N'oofl !lewo 'J'!heodotu~ Council Dautdftero or America met i.n re!ilular '1e81io1 Honda)' evealnt at th~ :roo•· Hall with Minn~ Neutz1i.n ..:, equneilor, ptelidins. A eommunkation wu read irom x.r.aret c. lilitJer, di : trict deputy tbankin~~: the _t~ roup for IAI'tlciation in the ·r ally. Mrs. Blanebe Davit wa. reported in th"' hospital after breaking her h;p In a fall . Mn. Ethel Smith w.a1 1eJ)O'I'ted ill. 11111 to 1Je p'aeed on d~eased memben IP'IVf:l for Hemorial Dly were ordered 1nd Mn. Eli· za.betll Campbell was named J place the O•CS· Second nomin .tlon of officers was held wi '.!. election to be at the next rne c. ine on lfonday, June 3, Two members, Mrs. Soph:a So.ace Lazox ot' Whiltier, CaW.. -and Mn. Mary Staee or Fin.dta,-, 0 ., were welcDmed and ice cream cake and cokes were soened · n their bonor at the close or the ''" TllADE EXPANSION SALE 8:3:0 :Plliybouse 90 lOi:OO Up-to-the-minute Ntwt 10:05 Scanning the We~ttber 10:10 The Late S)tow 1! WED. SlJa OD • Spring Coats Winding Trail Theodoruor; Council Garden Club Juniors Meet Regular Meeting The Jun~or Winding Held On Monday Garden Club met saturday Mr. and Mrs. Cecil flill of Columbus. spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Erneat Cl1rk and attended IP'aduation o.erehe:s at Ra.. cine .High Sebool Friday evening. TIIAIIE EXPANSION SALE CLEARANCE of women's • • ' Selreb fo.r Tomorro-w U:45 Guiding Light 12:00 K-atle'a Kitchen 12;30 As the World Turns l :Oio Our M.i8S BroOkl ~~ - of are ahut off. A-ll mail 1ent t1 blm b returDed to .sender marked except ,tblt which on ill We clearly not conned · ed wJtb the unlawful enterpri.s ~ ­ in the put 12 months, 48 fraud orde~ have been bmed in rnedl· eel fnud eases. LO>o Tlllt Linen Loot . 36" ' triVel • wiaet ~ ·reaiat, w•m. Un shorts • • • only a prldieaJ purpoaea his .opentious Butcher Linen Wonderful, waaba· ble uaforized pop.. of 18. C11rd gamt 19. Swatht or watiu• U fraudulent uee M the m1ils II proven. 1 fraud order i1 luu!!rl for the Postma1ter G.ener1l by Poll Olface Department . Ge~eral 11 . Coua.aet Abe Goff. When a rraud order l'l Issue<!. a promoter can receive no funds through the rneil, and for aU TI,IADB EXP~NSION SALE TRADE EXPANSION SALE . Women's CoOl Cotton PopiiD A TWrlflc aurl CLASS ON TRI~ Nea~e, Mason, a lf!ic~er in fbe Ea!rtern Local Schl.1i District left on Monday nidtt .lr,. .. Washington and New· York d f chaperone -for Tuppers Plains tii4 Chester High Sl'trool Seniors, ..tM are ·making their annual clas~ trip. 37. Brellh'• nolaity -40. ~l.ellc torot on :record. Mrs. Paul .........,.. ,.... t:i . "liewin~ reeord-brellkbog seU>A·braUon !hal's Waste ·Baskets Jo;llltriiO tJ. A quality (phil. ) 1ear, ....,, ba7 aad 111••· quoise aoltda. Sizes on ·990 spot .. ~ olilii I.OI<s Co""ard to oath oft m•fal,l Enomel finish! COSMITIC PARTY .. Mrs. Dennis Duddina, M~~ entertained 8e-.:eral friends ~~ a Studio Girl cosmetic part~ -~ May · 13. Present were Mr11. -Hltti Ryan, Mrs, Mlnriie Ri:ter, Mh Evelyn McDaniel, Mrs. 0~ Fields, 'Mrs. Elizabeth MeadOW~· and Mrs . .Effie Knotts. Daily graco 30. Rll.otr . 1ft ·I a ~·- Tb,loll $1lf0or'a big ·."Gel Aequllalecl!' lhal aU Soalhena TRADI EXPANSION SALE ! Uve reply 29. 0it• 8 Counly IN Y.J ~ Web· tooted hlrd 11 . Vapor l:l Lc:loae "'~ U the evldenee indicatea that t.ormal actlo.n .should be unde:-· taken, a complli.o.t ~ettlnr rorth rharen Of frauduleJlt mi•reprenntaUon i1 filed with the Chief Hearing Examiner. '11he promoter ia n3med reapon· dent. and arraogemeut~ m~:~de for bim to ll)pear with hi1 attorne 11 at a fonnal hearin£" at .,...hkh both aides of the caae are heard If got best vallaeo! member aad •re Jar Cor- adults .tudenU, ,. notice STARTING THURSDAY MAY 23rd p!PJI~ oq .~ "IG RaJe ... to do BIG lhlap! Come ear• on :.n. Public '. li'~ _~ •. ••-·year __-t_J_··-• · :!·~~~!~. PLAN CttiQ{IM -~ A t"!hicken' dinher 2!1 . Spt'Ck 6. Was h 1 ln l ~:~nd SE'• lt. Tend er 13 . Ceas~ rnautl U . Affront 16. Vtherwlat 11. Ch.i(\tllt ·. ~----,.-W.. Ohio St.a.te Museum AUdltorilUll, The OhiO State University, H~th and High. Street, ColumbuS', 0. Dr. Blalock is Surgeon-in-Chief of Jo-~n 11 UGpkins H.:or.pital, , Ba•li· moi~,-- Marylaild·. and Profeuor of S~rJCfY, of , the Johns H&pkJna School 'pf Me:dicjfle. · • ' _ _;.·____ _ ~ · _,. BAND VISIT The :New York St~ff Ba-nd of ih~~ - Y4t1on Army wiU make an !.p ra~e at __ · Lancaster this Fr1~ Ji.B P. ·M. ·aceordlne: to "' ~Qul;lcein.~nt made today. ~ . .. .. . . '""'' MITER RICEIPTS Chief Of Police Leroy reported a ca11e'ction of _$21lll~3:[1 from t.he parking meters business secUon or Middleport for the ' past week. actrus The wa\laba t1b mattnalt offered 1nd mit thtm for exten11ve eurnina· t1oD by medieel aud ebemleal e.~~: · pert.l. Tbe DepartJnent hu a worktn1 acreemeJU uDder wbich It atiJtrtbu.tu to the lalaf)' 11M er.penaea or doeto11 and dlemilt• employed br the .food and Dru& Admlniltfldo.o. for thl, fUrpo.e.. Tbey mike teltl and e:uminaUonl to . determine whether medl· r!l.l material• and devices offera ~ throuf]i the maila are milrepre- ...r.d. 6 I Mud .at CContluued lrom Page Doe) local J)OitDu.rt.er noted, intPfo(!lon ' l•tilf·~~tl:.'fCUlar Surg~ 1 - , ~a~t and Pf'estmt" at 8:00 P. Ji~ at ·t h ""''"'m SELL..A-BRATION Dilly SenU..~ fomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., M•y 22, 1957- 3 Postmaster Asks ONCE-A-YEAR ' Jltied and ' "Get Aquqinted" "NO COUNCIL MIETING The regularly Soheduled mef'· ing of the Pomeroy Village Coull· WEDNESD,A\ . cU was postpOned Monday nigbt • 7:00 Jimrille Dean tr·CJdtl(e' d the in.htlon on thf, 1 :30 Boston Blactle "blue ·ba't:it'' 1~. Dr. tllalDck, due to the failure "to assemble nuorum. Illness and absence 8:00 CaptaU1 KIDJillroo *bo Wlt·fr ))r. tie1611. B. TWU.Uig d ' veloped (JM lift l'lliVlng opfratiO•l due to bullneu committ:menb 8:30 Corllaa ArCber 9:00 Moore ' wUI speak to a puHilc gathering wa!l given 11.8 the cau8e, of f'ft?sici:ons .,... . :-- 1""_..;·.;;~::.·:.~:.....;.--------~--------------,----------------'-·~·- PICNIC bATI CHANGED 'I'he picnic of the Jully Buneh Sewint Club. which was scbedfor Tue!klay, May 21. was odolpoooed OOeause or the weather . annu11nced later. DR. MAAG ~ ~;:;::::::: ---:::::: - ··=~:;:::-=--~/ -6ACROSS AllYC• Ross w2-1.0NegaRD i" French $119.95 .' I fur l Yow lomt wfll rebin di•t -rr..hty f*'lltll"" look fot I ' . _.._. ,,-.;~·.)21~ . . . ._ ., ......;...... ·~ for Plymouth Fever is poaitiVely dsliahtful-and it's •vailable at any Plymouth dealer's. So if you're l(eelini the early symptoms, do as thousands""' doing every day. "&11 3" low-price cars. Disooyor 'plymouth's ...v<>(utlonary Toraion-Aino Ride. Then you'll be ready to take the CUie-your oom new Plymoulhl. ;you'D drive home in the st~leleader of the~· as well as the MobiJ&as Eoonom,y Run champion! ,- ' Compan~ .. ····•· .~ .. ,. '· ' ... 1 �.• ... . . "· ·7· • ·, ....•, -""" · , ~ • ... ~-.; t 4" £ ·' ..... t l:f.,.& · •t .... .'''·-1"' '"''c- ~-.. ,,· ; :·r"' / ••• ., • - { ''58 To 2-tlaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 22, 1957 Graduate At Wahama High Thursday Night Commenc emen t t>xerdses for 58 gr :1d uat ing- .~f'n io rs of Wah ama High School will be held 111 the ne)¥ iJ. mnasium-a ud itorium on Th'und !'y eveuing at 8 o'd ock . Diplomas will bp pr es ent('~ i · fhe rl;h s by Sup t• rln Tendt:'n t (' _ l l Withtr~ of followin g M a~on County prese nta tw u Sch ool:~ of \ h(' dau fur graduation .t>y Principal Clyde Fole}'. Add•·f'"" ... f M lh•• , VP11 i no ,.,ill along sa ld St ate Rout~ No. 1~ a STAT! OP' OHIO Property Damage lsHighMter Severe Storms DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS distall('c of D.60 m ile to th e wes l NOTICE OF HEARING cor poralion line of the ViUage of be made by Junf! Spet'K'e:r of Ma son , class valedictorian tnd Don - Contt1ct S.l" Lq1l C~ No. 11· Pomeroy; thence easter ly along na Jeffers, o ( Mason, class ~'liU· 271. Columbus, Ohio, May 7, 1957 In ' accordance with the provi· tatorian. Special awards for acC01'1Pib.t siotu of Chapter ~5 11 of the Reme nt s ·d uri ng the year will be vised Code of Ohio the Acti ng Di· rector of Hig hways of Ohio w ill presented at lhe exercises. ho ld a publie hearing at 10:00 o'elock A. M . Eastern Standa rd METER COLLECTIONS P o~ r king me ter C(lltectio ns for Titn t', on Ju ne 6, 1957, in the Court Pomeroy t!1i.s pa~ t week tot:~l ect Room, th e Meigs County Co ur t $247 aceordini to Patrolman John House in Pomeroy, Ohio for the purpose of hearing arg uments ~ cK e nzie tuda y. and a!(ainst lhe proposed Rerou t' ~---:-c::-ing, Ai>Elndonmen t as a Sta te High. GRANGIE TO MEET way and Rctainment as State Rout e Rock Springs Grange W l ll I meet Thursd ay evening lljtY 23 No. 7 and State Route U. S. No. 33 at 8 P. M. in the Gran/le; H1f~ ~ec of part of Stale Route N o. 124. Sec· rteshments will be terVed b.r lhe tion 17.28, Meigs County, OhiD. PROPOSED, WHEN THE PROVIH'rnn~ Eronnmics Corumittee. S10NS OF CHAPTER 5511 OF THE OHIO REVISED CODE ARE MET AND UPON PROPER E N- ~ said Stale Ro ute No. 124 IUhio n Avenue, Mulberry and Court Sts, Vill a ~-:e of Pome r oy), a distance of I 22 miles. to its wei!lter ly i'ter. st'ction with U.S. Route No. 33 "and By Unit.tl Pl'fll Slate Route No. 7 <Main Street) The vi olent thundentorms a::and there term inate. · companied Dy high spe-ed windt PROPOSED, WHEN THE PR~VI- that battered Ohio Tull'Sday nlgtit SIONS OF CHAPTEr.. O:ill OF THE a nd ..-arly today, reaulted in at OHIO RE VISED GOJ;IE .AR.E ME'f i least one death and t aused ex· AND UPON PROP!H ENTRY JN tr nsil•e property damage. THE JOURNEL OF THE DIREC· George W. Eads 30, was kiUed TOR OF HIGHWAY S, TH E ABAN · tod ay nea r Ham_i!ton when h)& mo. DONMEN T OF STATE RdUTt No_ l to rcycle skidded during a ~avy 124, SAM E TO BE RETAINtD ON [ra in and he w.as. hurled from the THE STATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM vehide. , ". AS STATE RO UTE ND. 7 AND AS At Cincinnati. C)lai'lu Boat· U. S. ROUTE No. 33. SITUATED land , 46. stepped ir.to wl'til loo'tecl IN THE: VaLAGE OF POMEROY. like a small water puddle- on a MEIGS COUNTY .OHIO, SA~E TO sidewalk. He f(llJ into a fOUr ·foot BE EF FECTIVE AT SUCH TIME , water - filled dilc!b and svff.r"ed TRY IN THE JOUrNEL OF TH E TH:\ T "t'HE CO~.!lESPONDlNG cuts and bruises. . ' DIRECTOR OF HIGHWAYS. Til E SECTION OF THE ABOVE MENPolice said boardS" placed REROUTlNG OF STATE ROU'I"E I TIONED PROPOSED REROUTrNG the ditC'h &pparently bad ;,,,sho;d NO. 124, SITUATED IN SALlS· IS ACCEPTED AND OPENED TO leaving a ~·booby for BURY TOWNSHIP. THE VILLAGJ>: TRAFFl C. OF POMEROY MEIG S COUNTY And being mor~ tully described OHIO . ' · · ' as follows: Brginnig, a.~ a point in And bein g more fully d~scribd th e centerlin e of eJV.sting Sta~e as follows: Bl'gi nnin g at a point in Huu te N~. 124 (Cour~ Str~£!1. ) , sa1d the l't'lllerl in"' or SLate Jtoote Nn . po ml betn_g west JLUlChon w1th 124 in the Vr !lage of Pomeroy, said State Uo ute No, 7 and U. S. Rou-te point being the cu st junction uf Nu. Z3 ~ Muin Strel.!l..l: thence· ~a .'l'ter . u. s. Route Nu. 33. State Rou te Nu. Jy a! on ~ State ft.ou.te., No. 7, Sta le 7 with St a te Route 124: thence tloute ~o . 124 and u . ,s . Rout~ No. northe rly <~ l ung u . s . Houle Nu. 33, 33 (M tun Strest) to ~c e ast JUIIC · 1:1 WI State Route No. 7 to the junction tJon o f Stale Ruule No . 7 allf.I .U of State Route Jlio . 7; thenee con- S. Rout e No. 33 and lhere term!n· 0 tJnuin,i nor(her)y along u . s. ate. Route No.lJ3 to the no.,.th corpora· GF.ORGE: J . THORMYEH tlon line of Po-meroy; tJI!enr:e conAct ing Director of Highways tlnuing nOl'tberJy along u . s . Rt. (~) 22, 29 21 c t.) :p to the jrmction of Meif8 county Mrs. OUve (ft1'I'aharn and Road No. 17 . known locally as - - - - --- Ctia !" l~s Mullen, M. D. wJlJ repr!! Laurel Cliff Ro&d ;thence south· LEGAL ADVERTISEMINT 1 sent Meigs County as delegatf!s to wellttrly along uid ~feig8 County · For Furnithlntt ancl EqYipment the annual meetine or tfie Cen· Road No. 17 to the jLtnctlon ot F~tr Middleport Elementary School Lral Ohio HMrt As90Ci·a tlon, Fr'· State Route No. 143; thence south· aM day, at the Ohio Unj on -Building, eP]y a\onR .ii&id Slate· R<lute No. 143 High Scllool Addition Ohto State Univers.ify. . to the east junction of State Route For They will jof.n other physidan : No. 124 and there terminate . Said Mld:j\eport Public Sthool and laymen In discussions on rerouted portion havln1 a total Middleport, Ohio Fund Raising, Futrcl.iq"n of a Separate sealed bl& tor fur- Co:ctftty- :fteart 'Cdu~il, PLJblic length ol 5.50 m.ilea, mOl'e or le"88. PROPOSED,_WHEN TO PROVI· nishings and equipment wl1l be re. t.dUca.tion, ~ · nif}' Service SlONS OF CHAP~ Mn{ qFTHE ceived by the Middleport Board of tnd "Pollelfl. _ . ' Pa~Js wiU OHIO REVIS~D C'ODE ARE MET Ectucatton. Middleport. 0 h i o, ~t .m;ie tf.; tf~ · m .Qf, .the A ' AND UPON. PROPI:R ~~~y IN the of11ce of the clerk at Middle· s~(o'rl'f .A&db ~. 6the:r eveali Tift JOURNAL Of' THE DIREC· •p ort, Ohio, until 12:00 noon EST, wjJf tif a·n .Atrti'WJ lfeetffi.1 or th · TOR OF HIGHWAYS, THAT THE June 7, 1957, and will be 11per.ed K"~f•ti~ tfflt1'/ ., ·· . -Scientific PORTION OF EXISTING STATE and read aloud st 7:00 p, m,, lane C~ll Meetl'flt, ~ J'n the afROUTE No. 124, SITUATED IN 7, 1957, at the omce of the Board t 6&6-. THE VIIJ..AGE OF POMEROY, of E;dttca·tlon, Middleport ltigh IJtht fit '!fOitaips will SALISBURY TOWNSHlP, T·2-N, R- School, M(ddleportt .Ohlo. . be arr --dtf#is 1:tj: .8loloo't, 13-W, MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO, BE Separste bids will . , re-ceived M. D., the 3U'f'i.,on wh" .lir8t in Heifi'S Con"-ti&DS T Attend Hearl yean ~~~ r- JlftiHG ~ wi1b wlorflll, ...... laaJna . 8P5 tloufe PIIM. To.Jh, 4uU.blc lftd. "WIIIhU• Ass'n Meet'IUP' I'HIIWII, BPS HOUR Pa.llll covm ....-rt' lbt lM, •rt I ftli btljflc" 10"'.." Come In CDd•J .-1 he Ill 1iea• .bilp ,.,.. Mtllillfe fod p-.WcbW )ob. 11 will COlli .._ •r• .,.~.._,, --( ~ 15% Off On Sotin Lux Enomel HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS INCORPORATED $ jllaROD, W. Va. :======================jI M110n City, W.Va. Phone SP·35554 o~ RETURNED TO THE VILLAGE any Ringle Jtem or a comblnaOF POMEROY STREET SYSTEM t!OIJ of Hems in the SpecJflcatlon8. - ... ., . ) 1 -- AND THE MEIGS COUNTY fUGHWAY SYSTEM, AND AT SUCH A TIME THAT THE CORRESPONDING SECTION Olo' THE ABO~ J.'ROPOSED REROUTING IS ACCJ:PTE~ AND QPENEO TO '!RAF· FlC. ·And heing mure fully described ~s follow s: Beginning Bl_ a point 1n the centerhne of exMmg State Route No. 124 ,.raid poln.t being the easterly inte·r section of uid State Houle No, 124 and State Route No, 143; thence easterly Rotory ,, Typ" LAWN MOWERS '.~ Powerful 4 Cycle Motors 18 in. Cut, Lorge Rubber Tires $59.95 • The Information for bldder1, spec· lficattOns, plans, bid blanks, con. tract ...,greements, may bt examlilod at the omce of the o!e(k. One e~' to ttaich prosPective Jlld(Jer. Each bidder must de;Posit II ~rtl· f~d check or bid bond of !l% ) lf\'e per cent of 't he bue bfd." All bidding s1Ja1l,1be in strict accordjlnce with the Revised Code of Ohio. The rigllt is reserved by the Board of Education to reject iny or all bids and waive lnformall-· ~-----------1 ties. · Boud of Education , Middleport Board of Educatlo~ BY Bruce I. Lloyd (f'resirlentl Paul ~-Smart (Clerk) · (5) 6, 15, 22, 29, 4tc May 27 thru June 1 I Sholl Be Absent From My Office Office Girl In Charge Compfete Line of Power Mowers Up To Daily Sentinel Day Book New Shipment of Bas..all Does Both Rubber and Metal Spikes Convenient Budget Terms at Moore's Busy Stores Pomeroy OHIO Nollee .Meigs County Real Estate Owners The Tax Books are now open lor the · payment of 1956 June Tox and also De· linquent Taxes. Books will close July t, 1957. Clyde G. Mlllhone, Meigs County Treasurer building a new home or remodeling? • ' . The Da1 -------~MEETING POSTPONED The meeting of the Friendly Neighbor~ club scheduled for TuCsd ay, Mny 28. has been postponed unti l Tuesday, June 4. ' laymen . MtiiTINO Pot1POfiED , , . Tbe M'ay meetlnc of.. ~he Pist ?._fatrons· of the Evan&:eline Ch~fet OES, ht.'l be-en post(>onCd untll a later date. I Ir.) & Mo.n'.lf name 9 Ch isel tO Coln1 ~ 1Br11:! 1 tbe Plrfnl Of; dtt ·,.West · on Fr:JtJl,:r:rom until 7 P. M:. from ' any west p~;~~~:~i~ !Turk} IA SIA) aon1 31 . Shlp'l river I>Rilitinr tee• IS. Food ftah pomt , · ont 1.. , jQ . Rlvu .111 Repruenta. "·HaM~ 1Lalv.) th·es ( ens 11. Greek letter 22. Milk~,. Sol . Weigh 2:.1 . An ltfm ot nsl\ • down'· bustnua ' 16. Conl'llct , reg. 59c cool royon Summer 'Shorts • 00 dollar! Popular lenllth; aide tipper! Red, black or tur· last butcher nyOD' -- eomblnel luxm wllh . . . - ot this eo. low price. For all aununer wuhlbleat 10 to 18. Eaeh A....ned oolldo. Yd. . Spring:Suits TJL\DI!: EltPANSION SALE l:30 Hl:nueparty W·J EH 7:00 llmmle Dean 7:30 Boston. Blaekle 8:00 Captain Kangai'oo 8:30 Meigs County News 11:50 a. m. ~rly On Y~ur U t.lyer Radio Dial • • lllll'lhlnll 32. End · Excla. matlon !8. Clothta SS. Ntar I abbr.) 89. InC!lt Wrhar eoruu Areher 8:00 Garry Moore i • , • 9:30 .Al;,th~ .,GOdfreY1 · t ·t0:3o· Stflk'e:tt Rleh · • 11:01) VallantLady f ~ tl:U Lote of'Uf~ • 11 :30 search for TomorrpW 11:415 Guiding Liebt 12:00 Katle's Kitchen , IZ:SO As the World Turns .U.:OO 01¢ Mi•s Brooka ·1:30 I.!Oli'OP!rtll . 2!00 Big Payoff , 2:301 ]lob- Crotby Show · 3:00 Brigh~er Day . 3:'1~ _s~ret Storm 3:30 Eqe of Ni.ght , 4;00 The Volue1 TI!Ul!SDAY .2:00 lilt "Pa"yoff 2:80 Bo~ Ci'osby Show t 3:00 Brighter Day , - . 3:15 Secret Storm · · 3:i0 ·Eda;e of Night 4:00 . ""e ~ly Show " 5:30· Yqur itsao Repqrtel5:U -Sports Parade · 5<55 Weat~e""" 8:80 Action. • · 8:1$ ' Douglas Edward• 6:30 Sit. Preston ot the Yukoa 1:00· Bob Cum01lngs 'Show 8:30 Your' Esso Reporter · 5:45 Sports ·-parade &:35 Weatherman 8:00 Aetion 6:1& DouglaS" Edwird!l G:ao Giant Step - 7:00 Arthur Godfrey Show llQO ·MJ.Jiionalra ·8:30 rveG·o tASeeret · 7:30 Climax •~oo U. s. Steel HollJ' 10:00 -Up-lo--ttie-minute News 10:05 Scan~ing the W.eather 10:10 Tbe Late SlioW tel CLEARANCE of women's $17.95 Limited quantity! AU BeiiOr Suits! Sale aubjeel to Chol..! otoek on hand In eaeh &lore! ·shop early! . ' Ui · 9:41 Sporll<opo 10:00 ~8\VI of tha NIJbt 10:10 'l'lteater 18 11:30 Tit., Lale Nowa 11:80 Sign Off tO. $ Gowns $1'.99 ...,......... Amirloi-·•1' ' 2 for e:ao · SIZES 3 TO IX 7:00 8•00 8:80 . 9:00 ... ' • TRADE· TllADE EXPAN~ION SA!'E MIEH 1S ... IG B"'CK'i 1. Sill neartt tl\6 wind 0. S·ahtpe!S Ouuotl Cllll>t prooided lor~ and folw,. telephone extenalont. Ea17 md iouooponom o.t\ill JOUTo building or romodelinJ. BOYS' BIG YANK ,.,..r I'Jo.planning will male homo attn.U.o, cooveoient, oaleahle. Wo'll be per ID talk it wilb ,.... JOUr an:hitec~ builder or contractor. No chuae, of ooono. For !unhot" infonliadob, oend tor a &.e topy or the booklet •Tolephonea Need To Bo ~Too~. Or call our Buoineu Ollke. rcoMPAN~ :ti•,)P.B'M,., A~ Q A 0 M M~ ·~·.'- ' ! ltra11 coupUpga~ "Permo'Plex-Col)l VInyl ptutlc JU~-' bote . comple.t e with · neat! Great • One tetter limply 1tanda tor another. Ift tl'lllamplt A l. ~ tor the thre• ·L'a, X for the two 0'" •tc. lint~ letttn. &ph. trophel, tht ltnath and tortnatlon~ ol · tht wor41 tN •II.. btntl. &1.-;h da;v th• CCidl letter- ar. dlfttrtnt. . A C•yptor..., q..la!loil , 'I ) ., loiVC a·A Z VC • W W Q\\'H•O·,· z·p I(V ' O,< ~I' IC<• • Amlliq Value •lull DIJ.ft. length •prden' . . I ' . ! a ' VALUE~ ...· sell~ut • ~eed rOr a yean. · ... .J - thisi_way ... it's ~e.8to16 • Sanforized blu!l denim. • DOuble· 1t1td!ed and , . reinforced, bAr . tacked! ' • ..Completely ' S. ~- . _':·*';·· -:: ("7-- FEVER. . ' I,: It's catching and it's wonderfutl Wlabab~el Rer. •uo vo1. ·- . '· m :ro ~ec YARD ·Prea,s :Rem;.ants • 'J59 ' wtlh l.year guarantee . .... 'hoo<oi!'I ....Wo-m ,.._II JM INCIIWIMattfltlfiJII',"U.. d.tlltAIItll." r i hltJ Wlliii.IM Lnr-~·~OD~"!:-_:. . toor. ....ht j · " Jeans . Out'"' .. OHIO SALE 50-Ft. PERMA.fL.X PLASTIC GARDEN ' SANFj)RIZED A*YDtai~X· lo LdNOFI:LLQ. W POMEROY eboppiDC 1a advise- EXPANSION Sj\LE , lttlrcue · ' "'Middle of Upper Bloek" HURRY to your sumer Store! : ·, SHOE STORE On The Brightest Corner Ia lllddleport · Cool IUnnner etylea: J!o, ••lei S. 'Vndtrtldt > ·tf' HARTLEY and BENNETT : FURNITURE Earring, $l.99 • will> lvlll.... ,...... ' . - --. Btlceletl .....:. Lovely -flower ltraa.pmenta and-· new novelty ereltloDi ----- aiOwina itastela 1nd ff'CIIb' wbite. Large Seleetloa for , nAII.Y OIIYPTOQ'CJOTE - Bote,UioW to ·,-.rlt Kl "'""* ~- - Summer . Jewelry DOW!t ' 'l'elophoDo wlroo can be concoaled imUll the wallt.' 100\ WASHABlE •• • COOL. •• UGHT TO P.t.CK ... Girls' Dresses JEANS . $299.00 BAKER Jig 10.Store Purchose!U count)' , ··1: $2.19 May Carnival of Styles TRADE EXPANSION SALE foS. Sea ug1tl ,9. In -this plact ~0 . Btldlea , The Cheerto C]ub of Mason City motored to Huntington recently for a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Delbert Richardson, a former member ftnd resident of Muon City. _ Attending were Mrt. George Youna;, Mrs. Harry. Grimm, Mn. Ray workman, Mrs-. Hetn1an RllS8 and Mrs. Patrick Riley. . C..IIUIIti'Mr l:lltutltl DENIM Int.. bounce on foant·cropo solos ~o bath. boa~h, polio ... TRADE ExPANSION SALE It 1 1..- ttrlcel t8. City I Fr .) tT. EnaH•h . ·tnolll• cOurt St 311M PotAeroy Women'& RAYON BURRY% t2. Velnetone .... ctrl'• nlmt - SHIRLEY'S BEAm SHOP e .Pienly of shorl oleevel, too! ,. 6·15 :~:\':: GOESSLERS JEWE~RY STORE e Styles! ••••rile Slee•elesf . . drea~ea -- bilblY filbiOned DY· loD sUpa, lace 1t bodiee! Show· off liCi!! hem. Keplar aim 32- 8,00 11:30 . I I SPICIAL GROUP A beatitlfvl . bur, · a beautiful tllp for yout Pfettteat aununer Values to •• 9:30 Cheerio Club Of Mason Holds Luncheon Party ... , BLOUSES Pins •.• ~ Nett~ces 8:00 Onle aa.d lt1rrlet ' B:SO Ford Theatu D:OO Wedoead.y Ni1ht Fl~t:hts flo\lo·er.'!f Hew Furniture A 10-Store $COoPIIf · "' • •• ' ; 1 IN ALL STORES 11:9 Si.Jn On /.· 12:00 Noon Ne9"i ,. 12:15 Nel~t:tlbora .~ 12:30 Frankie · . d" monstrated in a picture frame and Mrs. Heaton and Mr ; Thompson demomtrated how W make iri, arrangements. FOllowing the meeting th ~ group went on a n~ture tour and gathered wild flowen and leaves to pre1s. The advisor gavr seeds Mrs. Th001pw"n pressed CLOSEO WedneJdloy Afternoon Open Evealngt By AppolDtmODt SALE :Cartoon Club . Mleier· Mouse Ctwb , . Pivo 1 1~. rlnil . 7:30 Navy cer, treas urer; MiU ie Legar, .. ~' _ creatio n leader and J e nnifer Lolue, publicity. - - - - EXPANSION SALE ., SLIPS'199 1'11e Feminine Toueb . l\fler-.on_FI1'1! ~~vol ' Ult Wllh jfuiiiOIIi , Johb D~ A: th• .New1 nlmeyl~d Cold Wove1 Hoir Styling me~lin.g. IJmlled quality. AU Belter Coals! Sale oubj..lto otoe.k oa liaDd In ~ach store! Shop early! Choice! Nylon Tricot CHANNllL · Trai:, Mr. and Mn. Chu-Je1 KniJbtl~ 11 rte ·· · Sr. •pent .sun_d lf wlt.b Mr. and *L noon at Ute home of their advit•)O Harold Bll'd at Antiquity. Hn. Robert Tbompwn. Mr1 . l:oaura Heloey 1nd Beule New offi«l"l in~t..a.lled by Mn. SIIUib.ter vbited Mrll Jl'loyd f'arn •. :· o 1 th e at Ractne Tbundly evenln1. C . .._ Hea t o n , a mem .... Sen ior Ch1b were L<luella Tbom j}" son. president; Leah Grues ~ r . v}(!e president, Mary Dawn Bo· linger, secretu.Y ; &donia Spen- FOR teriff.ic value in Channel13 ta TRURS, Neta:A6ors to each member to 1tan a prdd:~ . Refre.tbment., were aerv«< b)l' • Mn. '~'hampton to tllo~oe named above and Karen GfUeHJ' lltd Nancy Tyo, ·· · Volues to $14.95 . ' . ·~~~=---~~~==~~- . N'oofl !lewo 'J'!heodotu~ Council Dautdftero or America met i.n re!ilular '1e81io1 Honda)' evealnt at th~ :roo•· Hall with Minn~ Neutz1i.n ..:, equneilor, ptelidins. A eommunkation wu read irom x.r.aret c. lilitJer, di : trict deputy tbankin~~: the _t~ roup for IAI'tlciation in the ·r ally. Mrs. Blanebe Davit wa. reported in th"' hospital after breaking her h;p In a fall . Mn. Ethel Smith w.a1 1eJ)O'I'ted ill. 11111 to 1Je p'aeed on d~eased memben IP'IVf:l for Hemorial Dly were ordered 1nd Mn. Eli· za.betll Campbell was named J place the O•CS· Second nomin .tlon of officers was held wi '.!. election to be at the next rne c. ine on lfonday, June 3, Two members, Mrs. Soph:a So.ace Lazox ot' Whiltier, CaW.. -and Mn. Mary Staee or Fin.dta,-, 0 ., were welcDmed and ice cream cake and cokes were soened · n their bonor at the close or the ''" TllADE EXPANSION SALE 8:3:0 :Plliybouse 90 lOi:OO Up-to-the-minute Ntwt 10:05 Scanning the We~ttber 10:10 The Late S)tow 1! WED. SlJa OD • Spring Coats Winding Trail Theodoruor; Council Garden Club Juniors Meet Regular Meeting The Jun~or Winding Held On Monday Garden Club met saturday Mr. and Mrs. Cecil flill of Columbus. spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Erneat Cl1rk and attended IP'aduation o.erehe:s at Ra.. cine .High Sebool Friday evening. TIIAIIE EXPANSION SALE CLEARANCE of women's • • ' Selreb fo.r Tomorro-w U:45 Guiding Light 12:00 K-atle'a Kitchen 12;30 As the World Turns l :Oio Our M.i8S BroOkl ~~ - of are ahut off. A-ll mail 1ent t1 blm b returDed to .sender marked except ,tblt which on ill We clearly not conned · ed wJtb the unlawful enterpri.s ~ ­ in the put 12 months, 48 fraud orde~ have been bmed in rnedl· eel fnud eases. LO>o Tlllt Linen Loot . 36" ' triVel • wiaet ~ ·reaiat, w•m. Un shorts • • • only a prldieaJ purpoaea his .opentious Butcher Linen Wonderful, waaba· ble uaforized pop.. of 18. C11rd gamt 19. Swatht or watiu• U fraudulent uee M the m1ils II proven. 1 fraud order i1 luu!!rl for the Postma1ter G.ener1l by Poll Olface Department . Ge~eral 11 . Coua.aet Abe Goff. When a rraud order l'l Issue<!. a promoter can receive no funds through the rneil, and for aU TI,IADB EXP~NSION SALE TRADE EXPANSION SALE . Women's CoOl Cotton PopiiD A TWrlflc aurl CLASS ON TRI~ Nea~e, Mason, a lf!ic~er in fbe Ea!rtern Local Schl.1i District left on Monday nidtt .lr,. .. Washington and New· York d f chaperone -for Tuppers Plains tii4 Chester High Sl'trool Seniors, ..tM are ·making their annual clas~ trip. 37. Brellh'• nolaity -40. ~l.ellc torot on :record. Mrs. Paul .........,.. ,.... t:i . "liewin~ reeord-brellkbog seU>A·braUon !hal's Waste ·Baskets Jo;llltriiO tJ. A quality (phil. ) 1ear, ....,, ba7 aad 111••· quoise aoltda. Sizes on ·990 spot .. ~ olilii I.OI<s Co""ard to oath oft m•fal,l Enomel finish! COSMITIC PARTY .. Mrs. Dennis Duddina, M~~ entertained 8e-.:eral friends ~~ a Studio Girl cosmetic part~ -~ May · 13. Present were Mr11. -Hltti Ryan, Mrs, Mlnriie Ri:ter, Mh Evelyn McDaniel, Mrs. 0~ Fields, 'Mrs. Elizabeth MeadOW~· and Mrs . .Effie Knotts. Daily graco 30. Rll.otr . 1ft ·I a ~·- Tb,loll $1lf0or'a big ·."Gel Aequllalecl!' lhal aU Soalhena TRADI EXPANSION SALE ! Uve reply 29. 0it• 8 Counly IN Y.J ~ Web· tooted hlrd 11 . Vapor l:l Lc:loae "'~ U the evldenee indicatea that t.ormal actlo.n .should be unde:-· taken, a complli.o.t ~ettlnr rorth rharen Of frauduleJlt mi•reprenntaUon i1 filed with the Chief Hearing Examiner. '11he promoter ia n3med reapon· dent. and arraogemeut~ m~:~de for bim to ll)pear with hi1 attorne 11 at a fonnal hearin£" at .,...hkh both aides of the caae are heard If got best vallaeo! member aad •re Jar Cor- adults .tudenU, ,. notice STARTING THURSDAY MAY 23rd p!PJI~ oq .~ "IG RaJe ... to do BIG lhlap! Come ear• on :.n. Public '. li'~ _~ •. ••-·year __-t_J_··-• · :!·~~~!~. PLAN CttiQ{IM -~ A t"!hicken' dinher 2!1 . Spt'Ck 6. Was h 1 ln l ~:~nd SE'• lt. Tend er 13 . Ceas~ rnautl U . Affront 16. Vtherwlat 11. Ch.i(\tllt ·. ~----,.-W.. Ohio St.a.te Museum AUdltorilUll, The OhiO State University, H~th and High. Street, ColumbuS', 0. Dr. Blalock is Surgeon-in-Chief of Jo-~n 11 UGpkins H.:or.pital, , Ba•li· moi~,-- Marylaild·. and Profeuor of S~rJCfY, of , the Johns H&pkJna School 'pf Me:dicjfle. · • ' _ _;.·____ _ ~ · _,. BAND VISIT The :New York St~ff Ba-nd of ih~~ - Y4t1on Army wiU make an !.p ra~e at __ · Lancaster this Fr1~ Ji.B P. ·M. ·aceordlne: to "' ~Qul;lcein.~nt made today. ~ . .. .. . . '""'' MITER RICEIPTS Chief Of Police Leroy reported a ca11e'ction of _$21lll~3:[1 from t.he parking meters business secUon or Middleport for the ' past week. actrus The wa\laba t1b mattnalt offered 1nd mit thtm for exten11ve eurnina· t1oD by medieel aud ebemleal e.~~: · pert.l. Tbe DepartJnent hu a worktn1 acreemeJU uDder wbich It atiJtrtbu.tu to the lalaf)' 11M er.penaea or doeto11 and dlemilt• employed br the .food and Dru& Admlniltfldo.o. for thl, fUrpo.e.. Tbey mike teltl and e:uminaUonl to . determine whether medl· r!l.l material• and devices offera ~ throuf]i the maila are milrepre- ...r.d. 6 I Mud .at CContluued lrom Page Doe) local J)OitDu.rt.er noted, intPfo(!lon ' l•tilf·~~tl:.'fCUlar Surg~ 1 - , ~a~t and Pf'estmt" at 8:00 P. Ji~ at ·t h ""''"'m SELL..A-BRATION Dilly SenU..~ fomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., M•y 22, 1957- 3 Postmaster Asks ONCE-A-YEAR ' Jltied and ' "Get Aquqinted" "NO COUNCIL MIETING The regularly Soheduled mef'· ing of the Pomeroy Village Coull· WEDNESD,A\ . cU was postpOned Monday nigbt • 7:00 Jimrille Dean tr·CJdtl(e' d the in.htlon on thf, 1 :30 Boston Blactle "blue ·ba't:it'' 1~. Dr. tllalDck, due to the failure "to assemble nuorum. Illness and absence 8:00 CaptaU1 KIDJillroo *bo Wlt·fr ))r. tie1611. B. TWU.Uig d ' veloped (JM lift l'lliVlng opfratiO•l due to bullneu committ:menb 8:30 Corllaa ArCber 9:00 Moore ' wUI speak to a puHilc gathering wa!l given 11.8 the cau8e, of f'ft?sici:ons .,... . :-- 1""_..;·.;;~::.·:.~:.....;.--------~--------------,----------------'-·~·- PICNIC bATI CHANGED 'I'he picnic of the Jully Buneh Sewint Club. which was scbedfor Tue!klay, May 21. was odolpoooed OOeause or the weather . annu11nced later. DR. MAAG ~ ~;:;::::::: ---:::::: - ··=~:;:::-=--~/ -6ACROSS AllYC• Ross w2-1.0NegaRD i" French $119.95 .' I fur l Yow lomt wfll rebin di•t -rr..hty f*'lltll"" look fot I ' . _.._. ,,-.;~·.)21~ . . . ._ ., ......;...... ·~ for Plymouth Fever is poaitiVely dsliahtful-and it's •vailable at any Plymouth dealer's. So if you're l(eelini the early symptoms, do as thousands""' doing every day. "&11 3" low-price cars. Disooyor 'plymouth's ...v<>(utlonary Toraion-Aino Ride. Then you'll be ready to take the CUie-your oom new Plymoulhl. ;you'D drive home in the st~leleader of the~· as well as the MobiJ&as Eoonom,y Run champion! ,- ' Compan~ .. ····•· .~ .. ,. '· ' ... 1 �• • ' • 4-Daily Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , May 22, 1957 ~ul'pr:ise Party Held Sunday For Fonner Resident I First Baptist -~~ Dorcas Circle lt~v&joy Cirtle Meeting Is Held !()Cal. who made the trip with [ ltte group aftd who also ollserve 1 birthday annlversarie!J. Going to Ek'lpre were Mr. ane Mrs. Charles Beegle, \tr. and Beegle, Ro~ c r t 4 <number .of fi!lahvif s a nd Mrs. Clifford friendl ti'om Meig11 County mo to~ Bee gle. Mr. anfl 1\fn. 0 . J. Gaul_ ~d tO Be~pre on SWlday fur a .ur· son Charles, Mr. and Mt·s. Pau·l )'rile , birthdly dlnn:er for Mr Beeglt>, children Mark and Me R,e;bni M.I!!KeJyey , form~rl}· ·•' hmil", Miss Vera BeAgle, Mr and and chi!· Portlan~. and now a resident o' Mr ~. James Car penter Jimm y, Mr.s. Olive dren Linda and that community. Ingraham. dau ghters S~tndra K~y Mrs. McKelvey was pn"st'n t •1.1 Elnd Brf>n da , J udy Brt'&le, Mi.~s wttb • nwnber or gll'1l'> on the Ol'- Ruth Ann Gaul and f; anre, Dale casion as were Mrs Clifl o. ! I l.I l • night at tbe home of their ehalrm,n, Mrs. CJernis Fox. for their organizational meeting on e ort The Lovejoy Circle of the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society of the First Baptist Ohurch met Tuead_,- • Oliio Fuel Gas Company Opens ),lijdern Offices In Coats Bldg. I \11'1. Pwlib.t. ·Parkr. . .prn.ideoL • .ProJect ~c .lM d~_._ ~d pt~aidl'd at tbe. ,rne-rtin& .whlrh WSCS ~ purJtiite ne'.' ebiDa United Methodist Plant were made for a rum to l:fe , hei4 -·June 'D. P. and 7 'Wilen ille ·JOF C\t!ts of t~E> 'UJllltd Methollblt Cbureb mel .Monday eveninc ' t .the cbW'ch. mqr 4Aie Bua:le and Mt's. James Car pen tN deVoti~nt ted hy th• ~liureh. _ 1 M18. 2. E. Br'yt.nt. lleHibets re •- At lbe . eWe or the ponded to roll ull wilb a worn. n dessert course was of the Bible •ad :ber ~ru;. l hosteues Mrt. .C.. F. · data. l?laua · ._,• . dl""t¥d .;,ran .:. Mn Jed Webder .eerv~g .e · luncbeon in the ,. net:. _. · future . · · · I' ,I t LOWII.I. MON. ._ lilly Tbere .wu allo a (:iaeuq.lc 1 M .tMI, ....H. lbwehil .vi' Ji;.;~, seJllng vanilla and lemon extratl IIIJt, 1n, Chlcatf f1)• ·op«!he4 with JOF Clais Plans A Run'linage Sale Congratulations 'with s a the Congrotulot~· &hlo ·Fvel Gal eo. f:Ml. other wonderful featuree you'd expect to pay mud: moro U;..ln tbia modaat price ta&' I CUI! Olt'M h .......d •nd maintaiMd b7 .. accurat• O'feft heat "*- • CIOfttrol. flO • ,_.... with Cl 000!1 .,!l\ dr<rtr.n ullde eatllr 011 Nylon roner btarlnga. K••P ...... Gh·u•ed poh oneS PQIII band)lo -' !IIIORM.4·~~ top , --' bumen wllh llinm• Glow giY• irlttant. wr.control of 0117 ft;roe of heat from o low llmmerlng vrow to fvll :Mrs. WfrSley Fry, 'J)reEidcnt or the Middle.port Busineu ·and Pro· fesslohal Women's . ClUb;. Mrs . Nan Moore, Mil.'l Fredilie. Houc!<~· shelt ~d GllY ReynoldiJi pr~~f!.~d th lo~l BPW at_ Ohio F*edcrati n of Business Pro(t.s9ional Womlm'A Clubs 31th unnual convention h 1 Cleveland luit weekend. They reported thal Chloe Ma· l~c~. Jackson, who was guP. st spe•ker this spring at the ,.., , , llome. 'fou get reollr f!.xibf• cookini willa . aDIXIEI / \ I '!:' Two 'PQcious storove president of the State with Leonore Mlli.'l as the presirJent. MR l .et us show you how beaD!,Ji,ul DIXfE ~lllook, !? y~ur; kl'fhe'!_ t. , . BAKER. FURNITURE 0 n The Briglitelt Corner In Middleport 1 .. ~~~~~~~~~~~ ;~~~==~~~~~~::~~~~~~~B~P:W~,~h~a~s~b~••~n~o~l,~c~~d~f~ir~st~vl~c<f I new Capt. Mary E. Verner, The .Sal· vatlon Army, opened the convc:1 lion's first devotional ~ervice and Mrs. Ardis C. Engle, chairman ol the Methodist Refu gee Settl ~ ment Com, gave the invocation at the Saturday luncheon an d the Rev. Miriam McCabe Hoovch", Cincinnati Council or Churches ga ve the invot,a tlon at !·he ba ,. quet that night This is the fir!l+ convention 'whL•n all devollonll l services and invul'ations were given by women, ~ ence ~ween BY S1r1h M. Rlf• Mr. and Mrs. George F. Beveridge ·a nd aon, Freddie, of Hebron. Ohio, s:pent the week end with her ·p arents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles · life, local, and his parents, Mr. and ·M~: G·eoree Bii!verldge Sr., of New M:arsh!!eld, Ohio. They at· tended the Commencement exercises at Rutland High School Frl· day tJ\.o8rting when her brother, Robert S. Rife was Valedictorian of his class. Robert expecti to enter Ohio University · this fall . Hlr brother, Harold Rife is attendilli OU now. Mr. and Mn, Jlarold Rire and two children spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Charles : ' . FOlinaJ ·openin~ of new Ohio Fuel Gas Company offices in the ch,~t~ Butldin~ in}fiddleport Frid~y marks a new era for AND THE • . the Middleport busmeos section. ohio ·Flltll's office 'is the first. to be occupied In the new : lluDding; 'I!Wo q!her street-level spaces will be occupied withIn llie ne~\ sever~!_ ,,weeks, one by the Dutton Drug Store. Sec· . Mit.-fe G6i ··Ringe ; • iJ!ll> .1.\. :o ' ' vr~ ·" Sr~AY · ab • · .l\.11 :t.., ' o· _, ' ,_ . .. Congrotulorions Ohio Fue) .Gill! ,Co• .. ,, A . on The Openl.ag 01 Your New Olflte In The.Cools Bulldlag TO liS&~ 'If SJIOf S•e On Display GAS RANGE ____ , . oMrs . Clifford Haves. chairm.• n d1'Cie of the B. U Sanborn Mi!l<slonarv Soelety uf the First 811.pti.•t OlmN'h., ente.· talned the Circle tor t·ht'lr or~tani· ·ntional meetinJl Tue~day nigh• Other new officers are vk'c chairman •nd .program chairman :Mrs. F.ran~ Cheeseb1•ew; Sf'ere· tary, ~d'n . ·'-· L. Hughe~~ Ohril,. tlan Friendliness co-ehairTflun. Mrs. c . P. Bradbury and MrM. Charles White: Devotional rllnir· mam, Mrs. Har:J:y Houdn~heH: Wohlte ~erost, Mn. bana P-aul Smart; trco· . DaVid Dar.st Jr. • Re .v. KING ·'·~ . • .. j ,,t.,·.~\ ~· 1; ' -· ~ - 11· . . . ···- . ... , ....... '" .- . -· : ... ·--~ ~ ' '· .... "'· :'!f•t Glv• - St.,.,,. MJddltpor1 , . . ·- •• ·-- Ate IHvited to Attend At the Beautiful "New ' ••• • ' meeting will be at. t'M Of M:n. Ha·mlltMl. Hayu served strawberr r ~~lffo_n pie, nu~ amt eoHee at ot the frlef!tlng. P"'sbyterian ' .'J'lll!l WomtnPI.in GAS COMPANY Offic• MOR-FLO ~uhire GLASS LINEb GAS Refrli,menh r.r Ali ····· • Gifts lor the LieU.. a.i tilt Kids · · · ··· Set of West Bllltlllulllhaulli 10 Some LUcky Penen1 '.·' '' . ' DISPLAY . WATER HEAYIR ., . AI The. Ohio Fuel. G11~0: $9U5 • ~ ~tPl~ IN, j '1'1111: tmts BlliLDmC .. . ., . I Naturally, we're proud as oan be of ~ new ~\iilt& which enilbie us Give '(oil Tfils 4-Polnt Protection 1. The famous Keepsake Guarantee, signed by the mak- er lind 3Qur. Jewele~. permanently registers your ting ana' gtiarantees a perfect diamond of superb color and cuf., · · / 2. Guar1111t.eed by Good Housekeeping as advertised thei'eln. I . .Tbe natioilaUy advertised price guarantees full and unlfonn value• 4. Exl!b811ie•~v!tege , If you ever wish to turn in yotir Keepsake towa)od another Keepsake of greater value, al a~y ~!'.• of thou~ds of Keepsake Je"1lers in the U.S.A. llilll•Jts t'rritot;ies. · 1 > . ~ ;J. EWELR~ Is ~· Y~u ~ •• h ' From the front room, a hallway leads to a wareroom and gara&e. and there are also two additional rooms, one serving as a file room nnd the sccorld as a utility room. The !alter space contains. the Serve\ AlJ.year air conditioner, a single gas-futled unit which pro· · videfl either warm or cool air as ft l!eded. _ A feature or the display floor is the modern all-gas kitchen which was designed by Miss Gaylee Ankerstjernc, Ohio Fuel's kit· eben planning co'nsullant. Kitchen cabinets and paneling are in cherry-finished maple .Built Into the panelin8 are a Roper · gas. oven and broiler unit , and Serve! gas refrigerator. The Roper gaas r~m$'e top burner u.nlt is sunk in· to counter space ne,ar the sink. Wallplper in '. fruit pattern ~pa the cabinets uhd parleHng, while the counter ipace is covered In tangerine colored Formica. A window wall at the .front of· the room looks out upon North Second St. and gives passer!l·by a full view of the modern gas appliances dis· ·played . The Coats WITH CO~FIDENCE Wl·tl! Pricle . .. ' . - ,MIDD-T .DEPT. SToltE a 10 Year Guarantee - Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Christy of nine oun~s and ~ . been New Le~:lngton ll)en~ the . week· ' eounty nained Robin Marie. Mrs. Hoffman end at the home of Mr. and Mn. 4·H is the former Role Tennant. Ma• Garrett Christy, ret ·u•nlne hoto.~e Sunday evening. is WIUiam F. agent, while Club Agent, It L COAti .. . ataa • CONSTRUCTION .. .... ' Ham:! &uluh Whi't>, -..... . ...•"-',1'.- -·¥·r-r:-· .n .·.· . . . . ·i . Fashion loves the crisp cle_.n look of white linen ... .so beputifully , handled in !his dasslc . sweater pump. It's. high-heeled and as Dattering as a .shoe can get. You'll applaud Its versatilIty. ot U;ut Elem,. • '".., The hoby welgh>d "• ]ioundo I Eleeta Circle ' o! Educatio~ in pt, 'PIU!Iot. Chairman of the show eommittee The of(ice Is at 138 North Second Street in Middleport, almost directly across the street from Ohio Fuel's former office location. The new office space baa a large front room serving as a display floor and bill collecting station. Back of thiS' room is the office of Charles 0. Murray, who is ln charge or tht local Gas Company operation. Preside Over • Boa~d ~•• ·; ., LOOK New Officers Congratulations Thunday evenlni at 8 o•etoct in the offiee of the Jlla~on County Mrt. Clarence Tennant of N~w Haven while .paternal .crandplrents are Mr. and Kr1. Robert HOUmaa of Gtabam Station. For Ft1shion's . Crisp Clean 0 ~ ml~e~eoe/1f:e- o~at!~ ~b=1 i; Youth Show hao betib iOt · ·r.r ond fioor apace Ia tieing prepared for apartments and ·otfic:es. Middleport business section. The.. CoaG Buildint ii: "new" in Now, as a Completely modern the ...:eDie .that it 1. bas: _been eotn- busineS"g building, it 1st being .pointplete1y relnodelea .and finished ed out with pride by Meigs County kpm . ~ structUre that for m~re re:llidents. t118if '35 years stood as a balf-fm· FoTmal opening of the Gas Com. labed· "ahos~" ·in the midst of the pany offices Friday will be Ob· served with open house from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. A full complement of Ohio Fuel per.&annel will be on hand to greet visitors. Favors will b~ given adults and children, refreShni'erttS wut be served, and a . ' ' aei of' W'est Bend aluminum kitch' en ware will be given ·as a door' prize . . In the beollllfqlfle~ 1~ ,~,.1•f the Ohio Fuel Gu Co. Ia the Coats BulldlnC poorly. Bop Bowen spent the week end with home folks. MrS. Dorothy L. . Flechlne o Findl,y, .preaident u£ the Ohio ll'edQ_Ntlon, ~ave t·hc opt•ning all dreu on· the topic "Are You Ll •· , teninJ?" · Best Wishes And SerViceman In Charge Charles 0 . Murray, left, and Serviceman Pete Kloes. R~ife~a:n~d~f~arn~il~Y-~M-r.; ; R; ; l; ; fe; ;la; ; v; ; e; ; ry. ;~; i;~5. . . ' ~·~· ~::::~~~::!~5~~ Sunday mornln'g t he Rev_ ~ts ~ Ellnnr G. Galu soha, pastor of th • Amherst FirAt Ctmgreg:alion ll Church, led the d{'vt.tlon:!l Se~· vice on Lhe topic "She Wh, Would Lead, Must S('rve." '· TH"' •MA\N"A!JER'S OFFICE forms the setting for a cottl<;t:·l • FARM YOuTH c&M'MtTr'li BUCKWHEAT B11, bJR oven and drop-front broiler atidea ilm.Ootbly on roller bearing11 , , . it 's tmokelets, too'! With theM and _. . COMPANY O.!rio. charge of the ert Coat¥, aeyeloper 9f· tile In a kit~h tn to cl1w;,m about . , , it.'a a kitche'i'l·PIJtu'led STYLE MASTER and l.t 'sllll the name implid}"Mllsaiv11 hl: a~le back guard hi!ui chronw aud 10ld 'Contaia. ihr 'built-ins" galoN • , • aptJ]i*he out t Telecbron <;lock ~;~nd Interyal Tilher and .Buorescent 'i0p4U:rface light With g(eam.&ng c:hron1e Jidod rormin1 a Of4t•Dieftt MI.elf~ keep those oft-needed eoolting ac( zaam,. handy, ....... Fuel Gas · N"", hl/ltiled .C ooler Area and Salesnoor Beller ficlllilea mef~! fasier, more efficient handling of bill paymenti and service problema; Now, more than ever. our salesfloor is th~ up!4~e to look before you buy." You can see at one place all types, all brands of Gas Appliances. .Well-Informed Gas Company personnel will answet JOII!" questions. to off~~I" you .. . our customers ... better lietvice than ever before. Gas Air Col!dltlonlng ~~t~r 'cc;~lort for you evecy time ~u i-blt ·Giiii ~G ;.\itl4ifrM.9a.litoS, .•. . ' •• . • I Beaullf1JI, New DemoDitraUon Kll<ben S~e our "pride and with Its ultra modern Built-In Gas Range a'tld Servel Gu also a buill·ln model. Your club group can hold IIi . beautiful S)11T0undlngs. Just .call Belly New, at to mike the arrangements. There's no fuii'IJ~th the refreshments! Your group will demonstration. And you'll have eom- 6ur . . niw office. �• • ' • 4-Daily Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , May 22, 1957 ~ul'pr:ise Party Held Sunday For Fonner Resident I First Baptist -~~ Dorcas Circle lt~v&joy Cirtle Meeting Is Held !()Cal. who made the trip with [ ltte group aftd who also ollserve 1 birthday annlversarie!J. Going to Ek'lpre were Mr. ane Mrs. Charles Beegle, \tr. and Beegle, Ro~ c r t 4 <number .of fi!lahvif s a nd Mrs. Clifford friendl ti'om Meig11 County mo to~ Bee gle. Mr. anfl 1\fn. 0 . J. Gaul_ ~d tO Be~pre on SWlday fur a .ur· son Charles, Mr. and Mt·s. Pau·l )'rile , birthdly dlnn:er for Mr Beeglt>, children Mark and Me R,e;bni M.I!!KeJyey , form~rl}· ·•' hmil", Miss Vera BeAgle, Mr and and chi!· Portlan~. and now a resident o' Mr ~. James Car penter Jimm y, Mr.s. Olive dren Linda and that community. Ingraham. dau ghters S~tndra K~y Mrs. McKelvey was pn"st'n t •1.1 Elnd Brf>n da , J udy Brt'&le, Mi.~s wttb • nwnber or gll'1l'> on the Ol'- Ruth Ann Gaul and f; anre, Dale casion as were Mrs Clifl o. ! I l.I l • night at tbe home of their ehalrm,n, Mrs. CJernis Fox. for their organizational meeting on e ort The Lovejoy Circle of the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society of the First Baptist Ohurch met Tuead_,- • Oliio Fuel Gas Company Opens ),lijdern Offices In Coats Bldg. I \11'1. Pwlib.t. ·Parkr. . .prn.ideoL • .ProJect ~c .lM d~_._ ~d pt~aidl'd at tbe. ,rne-rtin& .whlrh WSCS ~ purJtiite ne'.' ebiDa United Methodist Plant were made for a rum to l:fe , hei4 -·June 'D. P. and 7 'Wilen ille ·JOF C\t!ts of t~E> 'UJllltd Methollblt Cbureb mel .Monday eveninc ' t .the cbW'ch. mqr 4Aie Bua:le and Mt's. James Car pen tN deVoti~nt ted hy th• ~liureh. _ 1 M18. 2. E. Br'yt.nt. lleHibets re •- At lbe . eWe or the ponded to roll ull wilb a worn. n dessert course was of the Bible •ad :ber ~ru;. l hosteues Mrt. .C.. F. · data. l?laua · ._,• . dl""t¥d .;,ran .:. Mn Jed Webder .eerv~g .e · luncbeon in the ,. net:. _. · future . · · · I' ,I t LOWII.I. MON. ._ lilly Tbere .wu allo a (:iaeuq.lc 1 M .tMI, ....H. lbwehil .vi' Ji;.;~, seJllng vanilla and lemon extratl IIIJt, 1n, Chlcatf f1)• ·op«!he4 with JOF Clais Plans A Run'linage Sale Congratulations 'with s a the Congrotulot~· &hlo ·Fvel Gal eo. f:Ml. other wonderful featuree you'd expect to pay mud: moro U;..ln tbia modaat price ta&' I CUI! Olt'M h .......d •nd maintaiMd b7 .. accurat• O'feft heat "*- • CIOfttrol. flO • ,_.... with Cl 000!1 .,!l\ dr<rtr.n ullde eatllr 011 Nylon roner btarlnga. K••P ...... Gh·u•ed poh oneS PQIII band)lo -' !IIIORM.4·~~ top , --' bumen wllh llinm• Glow giY• irlttant. wr.control of 0117 ft;roe of heat from o low llmmerlng vrow to fvll :Mrs. WfrSley Fry, 'J)reEidcnt or the Middle.port Busineu ·and Pro· fesslohal Women's . ClUb;. Mrs . Nan Moore, Mil.'l Fredilie. Houc!<~· shelt ~d GllY ReynoldiJi pr~~f!.~d th lo~l BPW at_ Ohio F*edcrati n of Business Pro(t.s9ional Womlm'A Clubs 31th unnual convention h 1 Cleveland luit weekend. They reported thal Chloe Ma· l~c~. Jackson, who was guP. st spe•ker this spring at the ,.., , , llome. 'fou get reollr f!.xibf• cookini willa . aDIXIEI / \ I '!:' Two 'PQcious storove president of the State with Leonore Mlli.'l as the presirJent. MR l .et us show you how beaD!,Ji,ul DIXfE ~lllook, !? y~ur; kl'fhe'!_ t. , . BAKER. FURNITURE 0 n The Briglitelt Corner In Middleport 1 .. ~~~~~~~~~~~ ;~~~==~~~~~~::~~~~~~~B~P:W~,~h~a~s~b~••~n~o~l,~c~~d~f~ir~st~vl~c<f I new Capt. Mary E. Verner, The .Sal· vatlon Army, opened the convc:1 lion's first devotional ~ervice and Mrs. Ardis C. Engle, chairman ol the Methodist Refu gee Settl ~ ment Com, gave the invocation at the Saturday luncheon an d the Rev. Miriam McCabe Hoovch", Cincinnati Council or Churches ga ve the invot,a tlon at !·he ba ,. quet that night This is the fir!l+ convention 'whL•n all devollonll l services and invul'ations were given by women, ~ ence ~ween BY S1r1h M. Rlf• Mr. and Mrs. George F. Beveridge ·a nd aon, Freddie, of Hebron. Ohio, s:pent the week end with her ·p arents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles · life, local, and his parents, Mr. and ·M~: G·eoree Bii!verldge Sr., of New M:arsh!!eld, Ohio. They at· tended the Commencement exercises at Rutland High School Frl· day tJ\.o8rting when her brother, Robert S. Rife was Valedictorian of his class. Robert expecti to enter Ohio University · this fall . Hlr brother, Harold Rife is attendilli OU now. Mr. and Mn, Jlarold Rire and two children spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Charles : ' . FOlinaJ ·openin~ of new Ohio Fuel Gas Company offices in the ch,~t~ Butldin~ in}fiddleport Frid~y marks a new era for AND THE • . the Middleport busmeos section. ohio ·Flltll's office 'is the first. to be occupied In the new : lluDding; 'I!Wo q!her street-level spaces will be occupied withIn llie ne~\ sever~!_ ,,weeks, one by the Dutton Drug Store. Sec· . Mit.-fe G6i ··Ringe ; • iJ!ll> .1.\. :o ' ' vr~ ·" Sr~AY · ab • · .l\.11 :t.., ' o· _, ' ,_ . .. Congrotulorions Ohio Fue) .Gill! ,Co• .. ,, A . on The Openl.ag 01 Your New Olflte In The.Cools Bulldlag TO liS&~ 'If SJIOf S•e On Display GAS RANGE ____ , . oMrs . Clifford Haves. chairm.• n d1'Cie of the B. U Sanborn Mi!l<slonarv Soelety uf the First 811.pti.•t OlmN'h., ente.· talned the Circle tor t·ht'lr or~tani· ·ntional meetinJl Tue~day nigh• Other new officers are vk'c chairman •nd .program chairman :Mrs. F.ran~ Cheeseb1•ew; Sf'ere· tary, ~d'n . ·'-· L. Hughe~~ Ohril,. tlan Friendliness co-ehairTflun. Mrs. c . P. Bradbury and MrM. Charles White: Devotional rllnir· mam, Mrs. Har:J:y Houdn~heH: Wohlte ~erost, Mn. bana P-aul Smart; trco· . DaVid Dar.st Jr. • Re .v. KING ·'·~ . • .. j ,,t.,·.~\ ~· 1; ' -· ~ - 11· . . . ···- . ... , ....... '" .- . -· : ... ·--~ ~ ' '· .... "'· :'!f•t Glv• - St.,.,,. MJddltpor1 , . . ·- •• ·-- Ate IHvited to Attend At the Beautiful "New ' ••• • ' meeting will be at. t'M Of M:n. Ha·mlltMl. Hayu served strawberr r ~~lffo_n pie, nu~ amt eoHee at ot the frlef!tlng. P"'sbyterian ' .'J'lll!l WomtnPI.in GAS COMPANY Offic• MOR-FLO ~uhire GLASS LINEb GAS Refrli,menh r.r Ali ····· • Gifts lor the LieU.. a.i tilt Kids · · · ··· Set of West Bllltlllulllhaulli 10 Some LUcky Penen1 '.·' '' . ' DISPLAY . WATER HEAYIR ., . AI The. Ohio Fuel. G11~0: $9U5 • ~ ~tPl~ IN, j '1'1111: tmts BlliLDmC .. . ., . I Naturally, we're proud as oan be of ~ new ~\iilt& which enilbie us Give '(oil Tfils 4-Polnt Protection 1. The famous Keepsake Guarantee, signed by the mak- er lind 3Qur. Jewele~. permanently registers your ting ana' gtiarantees a perfect diamond of superb color and cuf., · · / 2. Guar1111t.eed by Good Housekeeping as advertised thei'eln. I . .Tbe natioilaUy advertised price guarantees full and unlfonn value• 4. Exl!b811ie•~v!tege , If you ever wish to turn in yotir Keepsake towa)od another Keepsake of greater value, al a~y ~!'.• of thou~ds of Keepsake Je"1lers in the U.S.A. llilll•Jts t'rritot;ies. · 1 > . ~ ;J. EWELR~ Is ~· Y~u ~ •• h ' From the front room, a hallway leads to a wareroom and gara&e. and there are also two additional rooms, one serving as a file room nnd the sccorld as a utility room. The !alter space contains. the Serve\ AlJ.year air conditioner, a single gas-futled unit which pro· · videfl either warm or cool air as ft l!eded. _ A feature or the display floor is the modern all-gas kitchen which was designed by Miss Gaylee Ankerstjernc, Ohio Fuel's kit· eben planning co'nsullant. Kitchen cabinets and paneling are in cherry-finished maple .Built Into the panelin8 are a Roper · gas. oven and broiler unit , and Serve! gas refrigerator. The Roper gaas r~m$'e top burner u.nlt is sunk in· to counter space ne,ar the sink. Wallplper in '. fruit pattern ~pa the cabinets uhd parleHng, while the counter ipace is covered In tangerine colored Formica. A window wall at the .front of· the room looks out upon North Second St. and gives passer!l·by a full view of the modern gas appliances dis· ·played . The Coats WITH CO~FIDENCE Wl·tl! Pricle . .. ' . - ,MIDD-T .DEPT. SToltE a 10 Year Guarantee - Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Christy of nine oun~s and ~ . been New Le~:lngton ll)en~ the . week· ' eounty nained Robin Marie. Mrs. Hoffman end at the home of Mr. and Mn. 4·H is the former Role Tennant. Ma• Garrett Christy, ret ·u•nlne hoto.~e Sunday evening. is WIUiam F. agent, while Club Agent, It L COAti .. . ataa • CONSTRUCTION .. .... ' Ham:! &uluh Whi't>, -..... . ...•"-',1'.- -·¥·r-r:-· .n .·.· . . . . ·i . Fashion loves the crisp cle_.n look of white linen ... .so beputifully , handled in !his dasslc . sweater pump. It's. high-heeled and as Dattering as a .shoe can get. You'll applaud Its versatilIty. ot U;ut Elem,. • '".., The hoby welgh>d "• ]ioundo I Eleeta Circle ' o! Educatio~ in pt, 'PIU!Iot. Chairman of the show eommittee The of(ice Is at 138 North Second Street in Middleport, almost directly across the street from Ohio Fuel's former office location. The new office space baa a large front room serving as a display floor and bill collecting station. Back of thiS' room is the office of Charles 0. Murray, who is ln charge or tht local Gas Company operation. Preside Over • Boa~d ~•• ·; ., LOOK New Officers Congratulations Thunday evenlni at 8 o•etoct in the offiee of the Jlla~on County Mrt. Clarence Tennant of N~w Haven while .paternal .crandplrents are Mr. and Kr1. Robert HOUmaa of Gtabam Station. For Ft1shion's . Crisp Clean 0 ~ ml~e~eoe/1f:e- o~at!~ ~b=1 i; Youth Show hao betib iOt · ·r.r ond fioor apace Ia tieing prepared for apartments and ·otfic:es. Middleport business section. The.. CoaG Buildint ii: "new" in Now, as a Completely modern the ...:eDie .that it 1. bas: _been eotn- busineS"g building, it 1st being .pointplete1y relnodelea .and finished ed out with pride by Meigs County kpm . ~ structUre that for m~re re:llidents. t118if '35 years stood as a balf-fm· FoTmal opening of the Gas Com. labed· "ahos~" ·in the midst of the pany offices Friday will be Ob· served with open house from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. A full complement of Ohio Fuel per.&annel will be on hand to greet visitors. Favors will b~ given adults and children, refreShni'erttS wut be served, and a . ' ' aei of' W'est Bend aluminum kitch' en ware will be given ·as a door' prize . . In the beollllfqlfle~ 1~ ,~,.1•f the Ohio Fuel Gu Co. Ia the Coats BulldlnC poorly. Bop Bowen spent the week end with home folks. MrS. Dorothy L. . Flechlne o Findl,y, .preaident u£ the Ohio ll'edQ_Ntlon, ~ave t·hc opt•ning all dreu on· the topic "Are You Ll •· , teninJ?" · Best Wishes And SerViceman In Charge Charles 0 . Murray, left, and Serviceman Pete Kloes. R~ife~a:n~d~f~arn~il~Y-~M-r.; ; R; ; l; ; fe; ;la; ; v; ; e; ; ry. ;~; i;~5. . . ' ~·~· ~::::~~~::!~5~~ Sunday mornln'g t he Rev_ ~ts ~ Ellnnr G. Galu soha, pastor of th • Amherst FirAt Ctmgreg:alion ll Church, led the d{'vt.tlon:!l Se~· vice on Lhe topic "She Wh, Would Lead, Must S('rve." '· TH"' •MA\N"A!JER'S OFFICE forms the setting for a cottl<;t:·l • FARM YOuTH c&M'MtTr'li BUCKWHEAT B11, bJR oven and drop-front broiler atidea ilm.Ootbly on roller bearing11 , , . it 's tmokelets, too'! With theM and _. . COMPANY O.!rio. charge of the ert Coat¥, aeyeloper 9f· tile In a kit~h tn to cl1w;,m about . , , it.'a a kitche'i'l·PIJtu'led STYLE MASTER and l.t 'sllll the name implid}"Mllsaiv11 hl: a~le back guard hi!ui chronw aud 10ld 'Contaia. ihr 'built-ins" galoN • , • aptJ]i*he out t Telecbron <;lock ~;~nd Interyal Tilher and .Buorescent 'i0p4U:rface light With g(eam.&ng c:hron1e Jidod rormin1 a Of4t•Dieftt MI.elf~ keep those oft-needed eoolting ac( zaam,. handy, ....... Fuel Gas · N"", hl/ltiled .C ooler Area and Salesnoor Beller ficlllilea mef~! fasier, more efficient handling of bill paymenti and service problema; Now, more than ever. our salesfloor is th~ up!4~e to look before you buy." You can see at one place all types, all brands of Gas Appliances. .Well-Informed Gas Company personnel will answet JOII!" questions. to off~~I" you .. . our customers ... better lietvice than ever before. Gas Air Col!dltlonlng ~~t~r 'cc;~lort for you evecy time ~u i-blt ·Giiii ~G ;.\itl4ifrM.9a.litoS, .•. . ' •• . • I Beaullf1JI, New DemoDitraUon Kll<ben S~e our "pride and with Its ultra modern Built-In Gas Range a'tld Servel Gu also a buill·ln model. Your club group can hold IIi . beautiful S)11T0undlngs. Just .call Belly New, at to mike the arrangements. There's no fuii'IJ~th the refreshments! Your group will demonstration. And you'll have eom- 6ur . . niw office. �\ • ~~,...~.:e: ' ' Wd~.~~~~ i~to .~~2.~~~ball Columbus. The Jackets will play tbe winner of the Southwest· ern reg1ona1 tournament Fnday mornmg at 10 on the OSU Jackets Win Berth In Ohio . Class .. • A . Baseball Bowles Shuts Pleasant Out 1-0 Jn Extra . n't know .. l_t wa_ s tn 1950 that the .Ja~kets wen _t to the stal_e fma·ls, won (h (. t h 11 6 2 b h Cl~ f Irs l game agamst Mc u c ensvt e · e md the great hurhng or D,ck Walters . Walters came back th;j' next day and l~st a heartbreaker to Arne!ia in nine inning~ , 1-0. In the re-~ g~onal tourney that year MJddleport took Ph1lo 7-1 and Ash- VIlle 13-1. . _ Ba.s~ball. fans from th: nld home ing the>lr favorites were Mrs .. Doro- town m columbus not1rrd rhecr- rthy Young . mother of outhelder Jr K£>nnedy, Mr. and Mrs. cas: sam Hindy . parents of catcher Get Ready IDa~·~ Hindy , Charles Wats} :;earls, servmg a:; batboy and ~>:ener31 all· Or OUr aroun~ assistant t~ Coa~h Nolan Swacknam~r. and J1m i'r!lils, Carol ' Owens ; G_all Stu~ho, Rlch HovatI 1.t-r. B.onmc Van C(loney and John • Vrurnan. F Y MF.MORIAL DAY OUTING Water Skis $29.95 I Boat Cushion .. . .. . $4.95 Coast Guard Approved LIFE PRESERVERS $7.45 Bar B·Q Grills $3.98 up Charcoal . . ~ lb. Complete pkg. 39c Line J>rinC'lp ,] Earl Knight said this morning hr! will seck arrangemcnts with r.allipolts for a game this week that rou ld wind up the SEOAt Cia~.·; AA C'hampionship. · 1ws game, with Galli\11drllr>porl polis >~rHl Jackson yet, !lut needs a virlury in only one M them to cinch th e suuthcrn division title . Huat.·y ra ins this morninr: tJroughl CIUJC'C'llation of a m111tch with ·nli· Ae~dcmy bo}·s taday . It will he played later this week if possible . FJSIIING EQliii'MI:NT IncidC'ntall y, since th·1 regional I..IVE llt\l'r · is cunsidererl part of the state Fish Worms 2 doz . 35c tournament, no trophies to win""lght Crawlers . !t5r dol Meal Wurms . .. (i0 for 45C THE SPORTS CENTER Authorlud M.1cgragor Sportlnt Goods D-.l•r 83 Mill St. Mlddl•port : ners are hand ctl out. In 1050 the bo~·s rect•ived medals in the rewional, but there were none hand· ud nut ye!tler rla y on the Sl. Cnarlcs diamond . Maybe th~y'll come th~UU [: h lll11'r . RICHMOND, Calif. _ Johnny ort.... 115, Alamect., C•llf., out- point•d G.1tano Ann.elor•, Tunl•l• j1n). 1111'12, "'!!!:::=:==~=::!:===~===========-= • afternoon ,·n Columbus on the St. Charles High School dia- 0 1 10 .. .... J $l00·.'.. $300...t;Oo :.~JOOO WANT SOME CASH 1 Grt n ln.1n hero or $850 ... for ex- ample. Pay bills. Buy bargaina. Theu have only one place to pay ... • 43.48 • month.on our popula1 24·payment plnn. Or repay Iuter If yoU wlah. ll's up lo you. Ask &bout our low .. ro~t car financing. You name it We supply iL. You're among frilndl here. Jwt uk for CASU. Erncsl ('nvrrt, Manag('r Pomeroy 1%4 E. Mal11 St. Phone 197 ..... •· r •·: OHIO IMPORT.ANT NOTICE thelJ.rnlsled-~ be•u;,t·. ;r.ao~·-·~~.tt ovCf lhb i'rualde-.lco .Jclr Peacock Jroun ed; out an' the Jaokets •• 111e1r .....d r · Rional title In 1eytrn yea~. Middleport playM auperb ball throughout, C:OIT)'ffiltttna: only two errors, neither costing a lhlm•. croob and Davis covered ttu! In· rit.!ld like vcler11nS. .Junior Kennedy wa~ Lhc hitting slar, getting two singles In three trips while Nelson had a long rriplc in the fourth but wn Ot't 11t \1\(.• plait> in a questionable eill as speedy 8Dbby lried to streten it tn a home run. Bnbhy Hennesy a:o a single In thl' fourth ahead ot Kennedy's first hit bul both boyJt died on hn~e when Crooks made the lhlrd out popping to second b111c. Whi11atc-h'a · clutch slnalo waa the other hil. Bowles· four-hit dfort, with '*- a the POMEROY STORE June I, 1957, closing out four years of business in that lor.o ti on. • However, 1hc MASON CITY, W.VA., store will continue to remain open to serve you as always: Complete stocks will be maintained at the Mason City location and our friends ond customers ore invited to continue their patr onoge .ot the West Virginia store. In Appreciation-----------We wish to thank everyone for the nice business that we have enjoyed during the post four years and we trust that you will continue to favor us with your po· tronage after June 1st at the Mason City store. FOR SALE Anyone interested In ...... ~. ..., · &c~~· Reno Bertorla, Detroit's big surprise thia year, alnj;led home the winning run with two out In the 18th in'ling in the Tiger11' 2·1 vietory over Ori~es; Camilo Pascual r pitched his first major league shutout and the nrst ~ a waah- 1 ington pitcher this year to defeat Kansas City, 3..0, and Cleveland beat Boston, 8·2, with the aid of five Red SDx ~rrors. NATIONAL LEAGUE In the National League, south· paw Johnny Pod~ hurled BroDk-1 lyn to a 6·1 deeislon over Ci~innati; the Cubs nipped the Giantl, 4-3; MilwaukeE! and Pbil.a.delphia played to a 1-1 tie before rain Caused the game- to be called after rive-and-a-half innings, and t be Pittsb_u rgh - St Louis game was e washed out by rain. again.;t lis these days. We're not PDdres scattered nt' ne bt'· and ht' tt 1·ng any ol 'em." ~ did not walk a batter while leadA s ixth-inning error by rookie ing the Dodgers to their nith second b"''man Bol>by Rt'ehard- str a1g · h'.. vtctory. · T he only run 0 f r son pa"ed the way fot· three un. h'am was · Ed .Bailey's second" Inning • car"ed r""' •nrl the downfall of bomer. p ee Wee Reese and Sandy " Whit•>· Ford, mak1'no h1's !t' rst A h d moros omerc ~rooklyo. alart '"since Mu.v .. . "' Hal Jeffcoat was theforloser. ...;;;;;;;;;;-;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,jl at the Pomeroy store, please call the Mason store. WARDROBE HELP WANTED WhtttaLch, 1'ota1 . . . . .r!. . .. . 294 01 Batteries : Middleport · Buwl~s and Hindy. Pleasant: Leffler and .1. Peacock. --::--:--- Olm"-Mathi'eson· Labor Dispute Is EndedT0 d8'r J CLARINF'I'ON, · from 2.95 j The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, 0. 1. ~ Lets go try· . . • Pick up your prescrip· Uon If shoppinc near us, or let us deUver promptly Without extra charge . A great · many people entrust us with tbe responslblllty of filling their preseriptions. May we compound yours? _SWISHER · LOHSE •• • • I ' . . PRESCRiPTION CUEMJSTS 8o31-x LlL ABNER c.n MITROJiOLtTAH r" wlth buYinl ao~ stJliDf ex.p"!~­ ience. Good startlnz salary. Write Box 668-C, c/o The Dail; Sentinel, Poa1eroy. &-2Mf LADY to· take . eare ot elderly lady, mw.t_ live I!J· Inquire mornings: 8:00 A. M. until noor. at 82 Race St., MiddJeport. 1!-21-6\e ·==--:--:---~~ WANTED to dpliver Colum~boy- bus Dispatch and Ohio State State Journal in Pomeroy area. Pliono Middleport 6372:X. leave building. Randolph a,re, . i-;;-''-;;";;-'--;:;;:;;::;--·-:S-:=2:::2::4:::1' State IWute 124 between ReedS- MAN OR WOMAN Averase v!Ue .an~ ~inft)Ori._ ,_ 5·18::!·1> $~.50 per hour in your spare LOTS, ANY StlE. Near Forked tUne. No . investment neceas.ary. Run Lake, A. H. Cu~ng Supply Your neighbqrs with ~~ BDttom, Ohi_o_. 1,. . .11 fl & :}t' .ftp tion~Uy Adve;;tfSeQ '\tatklnl Prq-' ductR. Write, Mr. Statel})erg. ~are P-RIVATE SALE 01 FURNJ'llUlE. ··tbis paper- 'for .pedona1 lJli.er!tvine room -\1\tJ.te, tableJI~e J'J.If!l· . view. 5 22 2tc , •If•. !~)\'· .•nUqOe!, Wlf folle, f~O~PJ' =.;:;0:;;11;;TUNITO: .=:::y:---:ro±:::lg~:::Y,::O:::U_:,.NG. ~- Beds, 'dioillf!'l !ible, mf 1eo~~ kitchen * ~~ei, , ~eS!fl<, ltotl, ntlfltde IQt ,gas cool[ sl:ove. ' MAN TO LEARN~ · . PRINTING A""AN . "ENTI"E. TI!·•~E ,..... n i3' '"' .Call .80711-1 or.- inq•ire, 118 S. . AfPLY ~J. DAILY SENTINEL. S~cond Ave ... MJdd1eport. ~ . · ~ 5 22 tf rhls new '57 l~lck engine Is -'t as running your .palm over sl.fk. It's crammed, packecl, overflowlnti with the If~. ~? Brother, now you',. really talking Iuick tilfk, 6 n,22lat• (20J"uslness Services :.~.~~~:!.:~ea~~~~~::Qe i~i{?~~Ne~:::e~~:~ .QM'a&e. ~hone 3611, Racine, 0. il-111-f~{c. Priced reasonable. Phone· 336-"2'. i!-21}{ftp 1 leO HARLEY DAVIDSON 741' 0. BLOCK LAYING b;'i.t..,.=~or:ch:-o-~~r H: v., etceUettt c61Hliilon~ saPhm, .oonovan, Syracuse. crifice for quick 88-M ·or 111!6-Y:' sale, Ph.Olte · hJ.stp PhUoo REF'ftiGWTOJt and pi,.e Listen - we could tell you how It is to ooss 300 horses and the most instantly responsive Dynaftow* yet-all dressed up in bright !lew beauty that's the latest thlrigin llair without frtaldshness. tie~ 5-16-l2tp. tHre~­ sulto, lim reu PAfNTI PAPIR·l'tANGING L. "· llleltil""r R•clne, Ohio 4 2? If POIJt,TI\Y 1'011 SAI:.Z--Ftrst ~. QUICK IIEBVICE on W- &.. ~raMorn AJ-bbt 'A.ci'M , Va&1nt.~• PalrihJ br r~ Trained Crofl:s, Broilir thid.l. FOR watchmaker, Q&LJNs JEW£. EOO!>-pOI(alb the ' PrOfit P~l I.!lRS, Pomel'01. 1-3-lf feel it, you'U never believe it. So go see your Buick dealer . .\sk to .try out a gor· ~..... geoous new Buick. You11 find i! lhe dream car of the year to dme-Odd at a dream of lfl ~ &pRY'S HATOlt- ERY, IBC, •.P arkersbul'f, _va. Pbone GA·:I-3-~. J.U~Imee W~ - C~\ •nd colored lllP.t Old China. daU OIB&=M eveninia. lodlly. Sl$11 .. • I -n:Jivuniiutitvtd' W P:ADIO&f' 1 II. . .. . Pbolll !JO. CieUlia Alil>llil'i~ :US W. ~ s~. Pom\"V· . !'!!_!:,I rM w . , - Rod ~.f.NY DOW n·~ I , .V'JJ~CE AGIN. PIN, 4"f-oblle, ~llh . ACCID~N" ' ' ~ , flAsOUNE ALLEY ---~--···~- -~ -- The tollowlna: real estate Y subject to an eaaement and Hilts et the Columbua and Southern OliO Electric Company to erect and malntaln electric poles and I11J wtr•s. ' Being the same rut eslatt con· . ., 0 veyed to Frances W. Parker, allo ,known as Frankie Parker. h1 dlllid reeorded In beed BOok 163 P~e Llftl. Ca\IHtt; Mil 533, Meigs County Deed Recerdi. • 1' .1 Said premises appraii&d at. and must be sold for In MIDDLIPdRT, oHIO \ less tnt~n two-thirds Of r.aid ap61PMONU ~11 1 poratted \lllue: Ter"'": Clllb in hand On day of sale. Said premiseS located in Clrange :rownship, Meigs County, Ohi<Jand lD Martlnsville, now Tuppen Plains,_ and on tlte East side of State Route No. 7. BLOCK_ ~CO• ·ETHEL M. STOUT, Admini&tratrix of· the Estate or I MQ.. Nfrth.,t ~ P'ranees W. Parker, also &ioto'l!,!!!.~'t..,;•;__li -ioli•;.·known .as Frankie Parke!' de'd. ' . • }M_'l }l.:~ ~Y ~~ ~State ::r: Bro ·. or \ · $8,000.00 001 CJitfisJR la•... WI B"U 0 WiEBSTER & FUI..T'l Atklrneys for Administratrix ·;n:t!UCTURAL f iiAMI ICliAP (5) 8, 15, 22. 29, 16) 5. 5tc IRON- METALS OHIO VALL~Y JUNK CO. f&al S•l• The Lafayette Grimnt property locate1 i~ · Lebanon Tvwnship, Meigs Count}', OhJo, containing 40 acrer more_ or lesi', wJII be- sold by PI- 511 the under11gned at the law offices ...__-:-~--- of Crow and Crow, Pomeroy, Ohio . at 2:QO_ o'~lock ,P., M. May 24th, 1957. P!dperty appraltled at • .oo and cannot be soid lor ·leU than t~~ su'~. P.ro~ey to be· s.old to bJgbeit bidder; Subject to tile appr.oval of Ute Court.. · ' ··t Alvin Non:ls, , Admlniatra·tor (If Estate Of tlfayette Grimm D~eased. ' Patrol boys of the Mas<ili Grade (6) 18, 20, 21, 22, 4tc !ichool were schedule.d for an out· ing ·at CaffldeQ. Par.k Jn Huntington today. t NOTICI OF APPOfNTMBNT Principal Charlie G:arr of '"'e ••t•t• of o..,.._w~ H•i•-r sebool nld that .the boys would Notice is hereby liven that Robmeet at the grade athOOI ·1 84 ert Halley whose Post Offlee Addwould be taken to HUntington. As· ress iA Che!.hire, Ohio. R. D. 2, MiatlrJg Jn «lrfvinll the -boys to Hunt- baa been duly ap~nted ~s Ad· was Mrs. Earl Ewins. . minlstr11-1Dr of the Eatite of Geotre making .t he trip Sfe Tom· W. Halley late of MelJ,s. County, Har&our, ·Larry Ohio, de<'east>d, Hubtrt JohnDated this 13th 1957-. John Judge ... ~ , ,., ·- Mason &hoolboy • 'Patrol Unit G~ts Huntington Trip p,..·~· eheap, LilliiHl Lelfhelt, Rt. 2, Pomeroy.- Phone 819-Y. ;. .. e. 1 · a2Q~p • fnl lt. And until you price. Do It SALEsLADy FOR a 1o 10 work 6221. Nl&M J>to DODGE • PLYII!O · But we couldn't make you · i'l'lf!iE 'XNI:f ··EQUIPMENT, · • · · ' wl!;· . -61 (171 Help Wanted DEAl.Wllll. . • · :- I ! to Of a (21 I a !. u " ·~~ · -~·~ · '' --.:..l..• - ---"" ·t~J e:or Scie • Car ==-"" c.u Don can ~ ~ _, ' !'hone I The •(Author's Name Below) _;:.--·-.-:---..;-:-c-: . II. ·a. IIAwtitids aalls oo. ~ bout "fto'fkit llmlii. ID - E. MAIN 1,800 construction the Olin-Mathles.on·Ormcnt Cot'p. aluminum plant here returned !o work today following settlcmc!lt of p jurisdictional di:~-pule . A c01npany spnke.·m1an said th dispute was !IC!tlcd at a mectillg or representatives or eleetrid worker11.' and Iron workers' Uli · Ions. The elections maintained Iron workers were doing certain wort which they ·WCI"C cnlitJed. Picket lines were set up Ft·ld.-y by the electric-al workers am' all of t.he ·plant's construction personnel honored th/Jm . Dally Sentlllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,llay22, 19~7-7 ---- ---- Sales 'CSbl- Auto Servic;es , "· ': .. . . i · THE MEN'S STORE UP-Som e workers • t One of the rewards phy· sicians and pharmacists re· ceive is the knowledge, that because we belp you too improve, protect, and preserve your health, we add to your cheerful enjoyment of life. · All you have to cto is to visit your physician at reg· ular intervals, or at II>• llrst signs of any illness, to make the first step to better health and a happier life. Should your physician prescribe any medication we will do our part by sup· plying lro111 our well stocked pharmacy whatever he speollles. i· ·I $6.50 up Downie~G..Oss, Inc. Reply in full to Box 668-p Fest Rent . ll!Honl!ac i!~i.4\V"I>IHf•· dan. $995.00. itydr1i1lltli! dri~e otilinal r blue ,fhtlsb, really lo ! tor ~J. · BfaeUnar's. POrn· My. 5-lt-ek 1· Get on tb~ c.ool side of the casual scene, choose from o~r - eye-taklng ·ar· ray of slack>~. Fabrics of silk and cot· ton, dacron, rayon, wool dacron -.... you name it we have it ·(including wash 'n wear wonders · that drip dry). Salary, Commission, Group Insurance • r:' SLACKS For One Shift Legal Notice c16)''~;raler:bd: . Puritan Capable of Managing Station - Aldlllliim ~liiMU!O> ;tom iii (20 Bj Insurance - Cooper, • . • ii ~U! ,i~.. Ce•P!~r by Arrow o·. • ' ·I - SHIRTS EXPERIENCED SE~VICE STATION ATTENDANT C·O • SPORT I - tere:en wJndow• and doon. Steel · --- n~ M~ridn NOTICI OF PUIII,JC IALI apd aluminum awnJnp Rncl can ._..lid!JPIOII laiVQte A&eiiC7 In rur•uaDte of the order of tho optea. Ci!l William Bodford ~- No • Auloblobilo< stored He'trt llo<k Sprtn;o. a 2 lmop llo!K1o. Pllont 8Sta-l &.llfiv Probate Cotlrt of Vftj:l Cou.aty, Guild_, Church Basement, Wd. Ob.io, I ..01 offer for tale at publle ~ Thars., !tby 22 & 23. S..20-3!.c tudion on t.he 8th da,- ot June, GRAVELY TRACTOR SA{;£8 and FOI!EliAN .• ABl!OTT T.V. SllR VlCP! AU matea RePiired l)y D· l9~ at 10100 o'~loek A. K. ftom -~------Service. R.. A. P'lnlaw, 512 .E pert Ttc!IJaiW.ca. P!loa.e 828f y . ~e- front door Of the Court House Haia ih., PDmet>oy. 4 1:1 tt lltddlepor.. ll'liHI i'! Pomeroy, Ob&o, tbe fol,lowln& ---...,..__ for real estate: • Sam•onlt'e LuQaee - Line Cedar 1141 j Cheat,S -:- LAU Window Fans-The lollowir..:,: reahttate, lltuate CO!IPLETE;-;;;;-:ID;::::ILU'ADOI: Protectloa Prigldaire Refrla&rators. In the County of Meigs, 1.n. the Llft, A i~ l"ire, Polio. 9 S.br Purnlture, Mhkllllpwt, Ohio M ielll ·- lVltiO!islo& Laddm St:Jte of Ohio and in the Townahlp MUla, MJddleport. Ohio. Scaff¢d _8,w11s, llrop Cloths 429tf of Orange, Sec. 8. Town 4, lllnae CllntjJh .,ollir, '!lld4!opon. - - - -- ,. 12, and bounded and descrlbed as Phone 6265-Jt. 111 tt I R.eal,cstate tollowa. vlz: t(uto -- -,-_,...,-,::;,_e I tor rtnt • t:leetrle wallpape, Belna: ~n th-e SOuibeut Qaarter 19&6 Buick v8.Super 4 dr: l•lfard WIDer. Cltnt\l'il l'llber, Mid· SEVEN ROOM liOUS.I, 114!1 Vine of liaid see. 6, TDwn 4, Ran1e 12. Top" . . $2r1U5.00. POWer sieeilni!; ll~port. Vh. 6266-X 114 fll' St., Middleport, $8SOO.OO~ P. D. Be,rlnnlng at the Southwest ~or­ ~d bl'lke.a, dark blue with Lottridge, S $ 12tp ner of Lot No. JB,, Jn tbe Village cal-eful owne-r Cloth, Nylon, Fiberjlass Awnlnea. white trim, of Martinsville; thence Eut 11 !'t-I8-6tc 'Blaettnar\s, Poinerov. Porch &bade!, Venetian blinds, SIX ROOM HOUSE, 8" aeres rocb; thence Nonh 11 rod! to the ground. Priee $3,000.00 Phone Wlndflw blfnda, Porth and Lawn 312-J. ~ 20 6Lc East way: thenee West along aald Furniture. Free es~.ttea. Dale 1958 Olds, 2 dr. "Jiaid Top". Ea1t way 11 Nldll to the road letd· $2,119:5.00. Power ateering and • Wippel Supply, 2111 Union Ave., ine from Cheater to Coolville Pomeroy. " 2D !Moe WANTED TO RENT - good 3 thence South along said tO.d 1· br.a:ke6, ~~~P.: beater, low mileb.edroom horne in Middle~rt or rods to the plaee of belfftnJng and lftll ~~:tl:ia.rs. .Pomeroy. Pomeroy, or wiU.Iin euy drJv,f.ttg known. as Lot -Wo. 191D l.llld'VU· ~16-&fe:: ~)('~' . ' ' ltOOMS, close ln tOWn, 127 But distan~e of either. 6251.,}{. lage of Martinsville, eontalnlng ternut, Pomet"Of. 5-11-12tl') 5 .00 3tc II.J tt:r'(l more or l,ess. See- Vol. 44 2 dr. Pve 75, Deed Record ·.of Meigs a . '1'0!> ... $2,1illl.l . Dynu. t~ ·room apartment, 218l.o1 MaJn St., Co"unjy, Ohio. · Pomeroy, CaU 2~1 or see Dr. K. flow dfj'fe, -· low. . iiJl ~e, one Good C!eu'Uoed D. Amsbary. 5 22 tf careful . ~~~er.' .WBett~r s, P'om Abo, the following real ertate eroy. . ' ·, ·5-16-8~ AD lllues llld Modell in the So11theast quarter of See. 8. UNFI)~Nl~HED APART .MENT TOwn 4, Ranee 12, Oranae. TOwnNew mQdero, 4 rooms and bath. s~Jp, Meig• County, Ohio, Be&ln1955 B\)lek. Va Special 4 dr. s~~ No cbl1dren under 12. Phone AUTO SALES nmg at the Southeast ~orner of $1~."1 ~~ Blaef ifaUJY': lot No. 20 in Yillage of MartibfVille · ""'a:ieq,l~i 'Wsw ,U!f•. J)yfia· theuca East five and one-half (Mil) ~ow. · ~Uiar's, P'o,OerQy. . I . rods; thence North 10 roda; til.enee . ll'lfl-8to. . . ' 1165 ~ tOn IOhevrolet -ti'ye:K, 'Ph West tD ·the Nortlaent f!OJ'I\fr of Lot No. 19; :thence Soutb to the · · · ft. e:ltl)fess' lied, -new ~ts, A·l . I . Plym:outh. . V8 Belv!~!_e 4 eonditiotJ, nO teuonAte olta place of be2innl.J11, tont.ilntlle flli , · llr. SOIIIln•· ,1,895.00.- A~o(l! r.(uiedi tlol>ell : ilill. Let>ott sq. rods. See Vol. 60, Page il and Shift, .spot1es:s inside and out j'llls, Phone 2299. 5-18-7tr 40. Deed Record of Melj:B d011nty Ohio. ' B1aettnar's, Pomeroy. &-t,8-6tc l-,.=,------:-- ! 8) ST. POMEROY I6 iI·~=================~===~"'==========~==========~ YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE 9 WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE purchasing the stock, equipment etc., 1 , "HEALTH AND CHEER· FULNESS MUTUALLY BEGET EACH OTHER" • • • Pickens Point ond Hardware Co. will close / - / ' ----=-::--N"""_,." York Giants' l"mbering Fight Resuth cotcher. stole only the oeeond . , , Unttod ,,... base of his ftve-year major league HAITFORD. (OI'hl. _ 1111 y career Tuesday acalnat the Chicaso Lunch, 146, H•rtfwd. out,.lntM Cuba. Katt stole seeond •uccess- C•hrln ~mlth, 146, Phll. .lphle fully during the sixth Inning (10) ..;;;;;;;;;-:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•;;;;;;";;;;;;.·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;._, New By United P,.u Those "Go. Go" White Sox are go1'ng all ri,ht with eight straight victories aflrt ~ cozy two . game lead, bul get a load of Casey Stenel, who is slowly going daffy beca use his world champion Yanke~ "ain'l hitting a lick.'' That was the story Tuesd&y night as soutflpaw Billy Pierce limited the Yankees to four hitJ in beating them, 3-I. for his sixth vic. tory and u,e White Sox' fin1 over the Bronx Bon1bers this aeason. Pierce, who struck out eight bat· Lerl to take over the American League lead with 45 strlkeollts, said it was "the best game" he pitched ali year. "He pitcdhed a fine gameb," Stengdeotes'n?tnomeat'td<r "wlohoo?'silyp, ,. t"euhll. ni! mond with tight support by his mates to put ~he Middleport Yellow Jackets iD the Ohio Class A baseba-ll elite. Middleport now is one of four teams to dispute for the state championship Friday and Saturday on the Ohio State University rUamond. Bowles, the elongated Jacket pJtcher, was master all the Jth h I t h' " ht . th ":ay, a oug . pre~sure ape~ Y was on IS rtg . ar~ m e eighth and mnth mnlngs. Wlth the score 0-o gomg mto the extra eighth, and Pleasant the home team batting last, Bowles had to hold the opposition until his side could get a run then hold them once again, to win, ' That's ex·3ctly what he did. only one free pass, was prDbab 'y In the bottom or the eighth his be-st work of th~ year. It was Bowie~~ got W•hlttington on a by far the best tepm play of ' th ~ grounrler to Ed McCDmas at lint Jackets on defense during the and then he fanned leadoff man !eason. And it was a cheering r~ Dick Dutt. Miller singled-one of venal of form last Snturday W·hen 1 - rIVe errors m three inningB four hits permitt~d by Bowes•' but was thrown out steallng ~e.;:- In five Pleasant unearned ru11 . on d.,~. cat,cher Df "t~-· HitndY ~:~ehd rTaht·n" 1gnamth'e wb' ' . ' 'mllc~r bet.'e'"fu"ur~hf 0 118 11 a PI"" oultb ·per dec ~ e ,_ lth th • 3 -_." 0 H. runner w yar s ..., spare on a w e score u· ant• ave m 1' tr b 1 h •" C k th d 1 d ue s o to s ortstDp ~ roD '1, on de moun . t was or ere 1. P1aye Dvcr. rover 1ng. ·t rl 1 th e PI easant' s Le rn er he ld Bown''S ' An d It was the ta1 en o Jac-ket batting ortler that produc- leading Jacket slugger, in check cd t-he winnir.g ruD. CroDks work· at the plate but wu the victim I ed big Buzz Leffler for a walk Of smart and lucky base running out at Sei:ond on a fiel~er'~ by the Jaclr.etl!l. Pleasant threaten choice b~· McComas. Harlan Whl• ed mildly only twice. In tht: lat~h. who has had hitting illne~:s rourth Inning with one out LcfaU !euon, chipped in with a ncr singled, was sacfiflced L11 clutch single . second by M. Dutt, but Parbh McComas headed to 1-1\lrd on £anned . the play and was out by two Aga in In the fifth with on vards but he ram1:1er1 Into ttlird 1way Whittington walked but wa:. baseman <Outl, thal worthy drop- out stealing second. D. Dult h! l ping the ball, and M.C'Comas was a long triple to center but died !afe. If there was a key play , on third as Miller struckout. that was it. MIDDLI"ORT lOX Llttl(l Tommy Davis, leadoff AB R I-I man, .lifted a medium dup fly Davis, 2b . . . . . 2 0 0 to eenter and 'McComa• beat the Hlndy, c 3 0 r. throw home with time to spare. Bowles, p 4 0 rr Bowles, hitless for the day, NelsDn, cf . . . . . . . . . . 3 0 grounded out to end the Inning. Heq.nesy, 3h 4 IJ But then it was up tq Bowles Kennedy, lf . 3 0 ~ to close the dnur. He dld, and Crooks, ss . . . . . 3 0 fi against the power in the Pleaa McComas, ' lb l . ~ . 3 l antJack order. too. Peacock gro,mded O'Jt, Davis to McComa~ and LcWzr , batting cloonup, waited while Howlcs sent in twD hl&h hull ones. He ,worked the eouhr to 3-2, ·- . oNi.- :::PI::-:N::-:AL7Lv::-'-::c,h-:-•:-t,::-u-=-en:-:d-:o-:-fa-=-d::o-::ubl:-::e-:ote=ai-wi-;;;111 snAu 0 · ·, •• In ::R'-ioo.r~c:-A-:-GE.:._,SM,E, CHICAGO UP_ Ray Katt, the Willie !h)'s. who atolf llome. J I . ' No' HITS• • STENGEL WEEPS Inn•ngs, • Allowmg • Only Four" SafefIes BY CBET TANNEIIlLL Jim Bowles shut ont Pleasant 1{) in nine innings Tuesday Is <.._ GO GO - WH/TESOX diamond . Who that winner is we don 't know yet although a phone call this morning to Mr . H . M Emswiler, athletic commiSSJoner, w1U be made to find out. lt's rumored even he does- --- · (J) N'otlc~s ~-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., M"l' 22, 1957 way tbe fi~Is the hard way , with a 1-o extra inning effort Tuesday in ..-r---.,.-,.... te lo ."', It .... t•• ee to. ~d ~" id, ·~ nd d." ate OV· Ike ed· ell; anler, 1111> ict<y SOD .....· ~ •New Arlvt~nced Vnrlnble PUch DyntJ~ lr th1 onl.. D11na,llow Buick bufld.t todav. It £t .rlandnrd (HI Roadmca.mr, , S!IP'f and C.:nturv- optlonal at moded mro co.t on '"- SPfddl. No Other O&r Hu All The•e N•w P•ture• 364-cuWe-lndt VI enelne whh ttl. "power-paciC:' built •lght 11'1 ot·no •llifa cos.t- fbi ftlth•lf hor~~pcniW,- tOrq,u1, and comprtlllotl In a.,Jck annc~l• ·• AdvaMH Varia~ Pllth DpaA-w Olv" YM\Itpou.d smootbne• plu• n·IW' lnJft~nlrt•ponM lftn whhout ~mill the pitch • e-. glve 'surer, hwerful new br... '' qukk•r. "rolgh,-lln• •~• to mGtch" luld!'t IMW ptrfotmanc-1 CICicfiH bodiM with tlltk niN- ond f.,n Low-s~ flw h•ad.room on" kJw. l•irOorit ttyllng hen flair wlthovt fraolclshneu WW...frtnn• ch•nla with nrw rlt~• new lOw gfflfty•nnter, . :wperb roodoblflty and fvll rvacl ciMronct im;• .r. ' Puii.Jn:ilh tfrop-un,_r .....,_ i1111M drl.,. full1 brCMtt '\ rHHf\Ct O..U(w·~ ' �\ • ~~,...~.:e: ' ' Wd~.~~~~ i~to .~~2.~~~ball Columbus. The Jackets will play tbe winner of the Southwest· ern reg1ona1 tournament Fnday mornmg at 10 on the OSU Jackets Win Berth In Ohio . Class .. • A . Baseball Bowles Shuts Pleasant Out 1-0 Jn Extra . n't know .. l_t wa_ s tn 1950 that the .Ja~kets wen _t to the stal_e fma·ls, won (h (. t h 11 6 2 b h Cl~ f Irs l game agamst Mc u c ensvt e · e md the great hurhng or D,ck Walters . Walters came back th;j' next day and l~st a heartbreaker to Arne!ia in nine inning~ , 1-0. In the re-~ g~onal tourney that year MJddleport took Ph1lo 7-1 and Ash- VIlle 13-1. . _ Ba.s~ball. fans from th: nld home ing the>lr favorites were Mrs .. Doro- town m columbus not1rrd rhecr- rthy Young . mother of outhelder Jr K£>nnedy, Mr. and Mrs. cas: sam Hindy . parents of catcher Get Ready IDa~·~ Hindy , Charles Wats} :;earls, servmg a:; batboy and ~>:ener31 all· Or OUr aroun~ assistant t~ Coa~h Nolan Swacknam~r. and J1m i'r!lils, Carol ' Owens ; G_all Stu~ho, Rlch HovatI 1.t-r. B.onmc Van C(loney and John • Vrurnan. F Y MF.MORIAL DAY OUTING Water Skis $29.95 I Boat Cushion .. . .. . $4.95 Coast Guard Approved LIFE PRESERVERS $7.45 Bar B·Q Grills $3.98 up Charcoal . . ~ lb. Complete pkg. 39c Line J>rinC'lp ,] Earl Knight said this morning hr! will seck arrangemcnts with r.allipolts for a game this week that rou ld wind up the SEOAt Cia~.·; AA C'hampionship. · 1ws game, with Galli\11drllr>porl polis >~rHl Jackson yet, !lut needs a virlury in only one M them to cinch th e suuthcrn division title . Huat.·y ra ins this morninr: tJroughl CIUJC'C'llation of a m111tch with ·nli· Ae~dcmy bo}·s taday . It will he played later this week if possible . FJSIIING EQliii'MI:NT IncidC'ntall y, since th·1 regional I..IVE llt\l'r · is cunsidererl part of the state Fish Worms 2 doz . 35c tournament, no trophies to win""lght Crawlers . !t5r dol Meal Wurms . .. (i0 for 45C THE SPORTS CENTER Authorlud M.1cgragor Sportlnt Goods D-.l•r 83 Mill St. Mlddl•port : ners are hand ctl out. In 1050 the bo~·s rect•ived medals in the rewional, but there were none hand· ud nut ye!tler rla y on the Sl. Cnarlcs diamond . Maybe th~y'll come th~UU [: h lll11'r . RICHMOND, Calif. _ Johnny ort.... 115, Alamect., C•llf., out- point•d G.1tano Ann.elor•, Tunl•l• j1n). 1111'12, "'!!!:::=:==~=::!:===~===========-= • afternoon ,·n Columbus on the St. Charles High School dia- 0 1 10 .. .... J $l00·.'.. $300...t;Oo :.~JOOO WANT SOME CASH 1 Grt n ln.1n hero or $850 ... for ex- ample. Pay bills. Buy bargaina. Theu have only one place to pay ... • 43.48 • month.on our popula1 24·payment plnn. Or repay Iuter If yoU wlah. ll's up lo you. Ask &bout our low .. ro~t car financing. You name it We supply iL. You're among frilndl here. Jwt uk for CASU. Erncsl ('nvrrt, Manag('r Pomeroy 1%4 E. Mal11 St. Phone 197 ..... •· r •·: OHIO IMPORT.ANT NOTICE thelJ.rnlsled-~ be•u;,t·. ;r.ao~·-·~~.tt ovCf lhb i'rualde-.lco .Jclr Peacock Jroun ed; out an' the Jaokets •• 111e1r .....d r · Rional title In 1eytrn yea~. Middleport playM auperb ball throughout, C:OIT)'ffiltttna: only two errors, neither costing a lhlm•. croob and Davis covered ttu! In· rit.!ld like vcler11nS. .Junior Kennedy wa~ Lhc hitting slar, getting two singles In three trips while Nelson had a long rriplc in the fourth but wn Ot't 11t \1\(.• plait> in a questionable eill as speedy 8Dbby lried to streten it tn a home run. Bnbhy Hennesy a:o a single In thl' fourth ahead ot Kennedy's first hit bul both boyJt died on hn~e when Crooks made the lhlrd out popping to second b111c. Whi11atc-h'a · clutch slnalo waa the other hil. Bowles· four-hit dfort, with '*- a the POMEROY STORE June I, 1957, closing out four years of business in that lor.o ti on. • However, 1hc MASON CITY, W.VA., store will continue to remain open to serve you as always: Complete stocks will be maintained at the Mason City location and our friends ond customers ore invited to continue their patr onoge .ot the West Virginia store. In Appreciation-----------We wish to thank everyone for the nice business that we have enjoyed during the post four years and we trust that you will continue to favor us with your po· tronage after June 1st at the Mason City store. FOR SALE Anyone interested In ...... ~. ..., · &c~~· Reno Bertorla, Detroit's big surprise thia year, alnj;led home the winning run with two out In the 18th in'ling in the Tiger11' 2·1 vietory over Ori~es; Camilo Pascual r pitched his first major league shutout and the nrst ~ a waah- 1 ington pitcher this year to defeat Kansas City, 3..0, and Cleveland beat Boston, 8·2, with the aid of five Red SDx ~rrors. NATIONAL LEAGUE In the National League, south· paw Johnny Pod~ hurled BroDk-1 lyn to a 6·1 deeislon over Ci~innati; the Cubs nipped the Giantl, 4-3; MilwaukeE! and Pbil.a.delphia played to a 1-1 tie before rain Caused the game- to be called after rive-and-a-half innings, and t be Pittsb_u rgh - St Louis game was e washed out by rain. again.;t lis these days. We're not PDdres scattered nt' ne bt'· and ht' tt 1·ng any ol 'em." ~ did not walk a batter while leadA s ixth-inning error by rookie ing the Dodgers to their nith second b"''man Bol>by Rt'ehard- str a1g · h'.. vtctory. · T he only run 0 f r son pa"ed the way fot· three un. h'am was · Ed .Bailey's second" Inning • car"ed r""' •nrl the downfall of bomer. p ee Wee Reese and Sandy " Whit•>· Ford, mak1'no h1's !t' rst A h d moros omerc ~rooklyo. alart '"since Mu.v .. . "' Hal Jeffcoat was theforloser. ...;;;;;;;;;;-;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,jl at the Pomeroy store, please call the Mason store. WARDROBE HELP WANTED WhtttaLch, 1'ota1 . . . . .r!. . .. . 294 01 Batteries : Middleport · Buwl~s and Hindy. Pleasant: Leffler and .1. Peacock. --::--:--- Olm"-Mathi'eson· Labor Dispute Is EndedT0 d8'r J CLARINF'I'ON, · from 2.95 j The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, 0. 1. ~ Lets go try· . . • Pick up your prescrip· Uon If shoppinc near us, or let us deUver promptly Without extra charge . A great · many people entrust us with tbe responslblllty of filling their preseriptions. May we compound yours? _SWISHER · LOHSE •• • • I ' . . PRESCRiPTION CUEMJSTS 8o31-x LlL ABNER c.n MITROJiOLtTAH r" wlth buYinl ao~ stJliDf ex.p"!~­ ience. Good startlnz salary. Write Box 668-C, c/o The Dail; Sentinel, Poa1eroy. &-2Mf LADY to· take . eare ot elderly lady, mw.t_ live I!J· Inquire mornings: 8:00 A. M. until noor. at 82 Race St., MiddJeport. 1!-21-6\e ·==--:--:---~~ WANTED to dpliver Colum~boy- bus Dispatch and Ohio State State Journal in Pomeroy area. Pliono Middleport 6372:X. leave building. Randolph a,re, . i-;;-''-;;";;-'--;:;;:;;::;--·-:S-:=2:::2::4:::1' State IWute 124 between ReedS- MAN OR WOMAN Averase v!Ue .an~ ~inft)Ori._ ,_ 5·18::!·1> $~.50 per hour in your spare LOTS, ANY StlE. Near Forked tUne. No . investment neceas.ary. Run Lake, A. H. Cu~ng Supply Your neighbqrs with ~~ BDttom, Ohi_o_. 1,. . .11 fl & :}t' .ftp tion~Uy Adve;;tfSeQ '\tatklnl Prq-' ductR. Write, Mr. Statel})erg. ~are P-RIVATE SALE 01 FURNJ'llUlE. ··tbis paper- 'for .pedona1 lJli.er!tvine room -\1\tJ.te, tableJI~e J'J.If!l· . view. 5 22 2tc , •If•. !~)\'· .•nUqOe!, Wlf folle, f~O~PJ' =.;:;0:;;11;;TUNITO: .=:::y:---:ro±:::lg~:::Y,::O:::U_:,.NG. ~- Beds, 'dioillf!'l !ible, mf 1eo~~ kitchen * ~~ei, , ~eS!fl<, ltotl, ntlfltde IQt ,gas cool[ sl:ove. ' MAN TO LEARN~ · . PRINTING A""AN . "ENTI"E. TI!·•~E ,..... n i3' '"' .Call .80711-1 or.- inq•ire, 118 S. . AfPLY ~J. DAILY SENTINEL. S~cond Ave ... MJdd1eport. ~ . · ~ 5 22 tf rhls new '57 l~lck engine Is -'t as running your .palm over sl.fk. It's crammed, packecl, overflowlnti with the If~. ~? Brother, now you',. really talking Iuick tilfk, 6 n,22lat• (20J"uslness Services :.~.~~~:!.:~ea~~~~~::Qe i~i{?~~Ne~:::e~~:~ .QM'a&e. ~hone 3611, Racine, 0. il-111-f~{c. Priced reasonable. Phone· 336-"2'. i!-21}{ftp 1 leO HARLEY DAVIDSON 741' 0. BLOCK LAYING b;'i.t..,.=~or:ch:-o-~~r H: v., etceUettt c61Hliilon~ saPhm, .oonovan, Syracuse. crifice for quick 88-M ·or 111!6-Y:' sale, Ph.Olte · hJ.stp PhUoo REF'ftiGWTOJt and pi,.e Listen - we could tell you how It is to ooss 300 horses and the most instantly responsive Dynaftow* yet-all dressed up in bright !lew beauty that's the latest thlrigin llair without frtaldshness. tie~ 5-16-l2tp. tHre~­ sulto, lim reu PAfNTI PAPIR·l'tANGING L. "· llleltil""r R•clne, Ohio 4 2? If POIJt,TI\Y 1'011 SAI:.Z--Ftrst ~. QUICK IIEBVICE on W- &.. ~raMorn AJ-bbt 'A.ci'M , Va&1nt.~• PalrihJ br r~ Trained Crofl:s, Broilir thid.l. FOR watchmaker, Q&LJNs JEW£. EOO!>-pOI(alb the ' PrOfit P~l I.!lRS, Pomel'01. 1-3-lf feel it, you'U never believe it. So go see your Buick dealer . .\sk to .try out a gor· ~..... geoous new Buick. You11 find i! lhe dream car of the year to dme-Odd at a dream of lfl ~ &pRY'S HATOlt- ERY, IBC, •.P arkersbul'f, _va. Pbone GA·:I-3-~. J.U~Imee W~ - C~\ •nd colored lllP.t Old China. daU OIB&=M eveninia. lodlly. Sl$11 .. • I -n:Jivuniiutitvtd' W P:ADIO&f' 1 II. . .. . Pbolll !JO. CieUlia Alil>llil'i~ :US W. ~ s~. Pom\"V· . !'!!_!:,I rM w . , - Rod ~.f.NY DOW n·~ I , .V'JJ~CE AGIN. PIN, 4"f-oblle, ~llh . ACCID~N" ' ' ~ , flAsOUNE ALLEY ---~--···~- -~ -- The tollowlna: real estate Y subject to an eaaement and Hilts et the Columbua and Southern OliO Electric Company to erect and malntaln electric poles and I11J wtr•s. ' Being the same rut eslatt con· . ., 0 veyed to Frances W. Parker, allo ,known as Frankie Parker. h1 dlllid reeorded In beed BOok 163 P~e Llftl. Ca\IHtt; Mil 533, Meigs County Deed Recerdi. • 1' .1 Said premises appraii&d at. and must be sold for In MIDDLIPdRT, oHIO \ less tnt~n two-thirds Of r.aid ap61PMONU ~11 1 poratted \lllue: Ter"'": Clllb in hand On day of sale. Said premiseS located in Clrange :rownship, Meigs County, Ohi<Jand lD Martlnsville, now Tuppen Plains,_ and on tlte East side of State Route No. 7. BLOCK_ ~CO• ·ETHEL M. STOUT, Admini&tratrix of· the Estate or I MQ.. Nfrth.,t ~ P'ranees W. Parker, also &ioto'l!,!!!.~'t..,;•;__li -ioli•;.·known .as Frankie Parke!' de'd. ' . • }M_'l }l.:~ ~Y ~~ ~State ::r: Bro ·. or \ · $8,000.00 001 CJitfisJR la•... WI B"U 0 WiEBSTER & FUI..T'l Atklrneys for Administratrix ·;n:t!UCTURAL f iiAMI ICliAP (5) 8, 15, 22. 29, 16) 5. 5tc IRON- METALS OHIO VALL~Y JUNK CO. f&al S•l• The Lafayette Grimnt property locate1 i~ · Lebanon Tvwnship, Meigs Count}', OhJo, containing 40 acrer more_ or lesi', wJII be- sold by PI- 511 the under11gned at the law offices ...__-:-~--- of Crow and Crow, Pomeroy, Ohio . at 2:QO_ o'~lock ,P., M. May 24th, 1957. P!dperty appraltled at • .oo and cannot be soid lor ·leU than t~~ su'~. P.ro~ey to be· s.old to bJgbeit bidder; Subject to tile appr.oval of Ute Court.. · ' ··t Alvin Non:ls, , Admlniatra·tor (If Estate Of tlfayette Grimm D~eased. ' Patrol boys of the Mas<ili Grade (6) 18, 20, 21, 22, 4tc !ichool were schedule.d for an out· ing ·at CaffldeQ. Par.k Jn Huntington today. t NOTICI OF APPOfNTMBNT Principal Charlie G:arr of '"'e ••t•t• of o..,.._w~ H•i•-r sebool nld that .the boys would Notice is hereby liven that Robmeet at the grade athOOI ·1 84 ert Halley whose Post Offlee Addwould be taken to HUntington. As· ress iA Che!.hire, Ohio. R. D. 2, MiatlrJg Jn «lrfvinll the -boys to Hunt- baa been duly ap~nted ~s Ad· was Mrs. Earl Ewins. . minlstr11-1Dr of the Eatite of Geotre making .t he trip Sfe Tom· W. Halley late of MelJ,s. County, Har&our, ·Larry Ohio, de<'east>d, Hubtrt JohnDated this 13th 1957-. John Judge ... ~ , ,., ·- Mason &hoolboy • 'Patrol Unit G~ts Huntington Trip p,..·~· eheap, LilliiHl Lelfhelt, Rt. 2, Pomeroy.- Phone 819-Y. ;. .. e. 1 · a2Q~p • fnl lt. And until you price. Do It SALEsLADy FOR a 1o 10 work 6221. Nl&M J>to DODGE • PLYII!O · But we couldn't make you · i'l'lf!iE 'XNI:f ··EQUIPMENT, · • · · ' wl!;· . -61 (171 Help Wanted DEAl.Wllll. . • · :- I ! to Of a (21 I a !. u " ·~~ · -~·~ · '' --.:..l..• - ---"" ·t~J e:or Scie • Car ==-"" c.u Don can ~ ~ _, ' !'hone I The •(Author's Name Below) _;:.--·-.-:---..;-:-c-: . II. ·a. IIAwtitids aalls oo. ~ bout "fto'fkit llmlii. ID - E. MAIN 1,800 construction the Olin-Mathles.on·Ormcnt Cot'p. aluminum plant here returned !o work today following settlcmc!lt of p jurisdictional di:~-pule . A c01npany spnke.·m1an said th dispute was !IC!tlcd at a mectillg or representatives or eleetrid worker11.' and Iron workers' Uli · Ions. The elections maintained Iron workers were doing certain wort which they ·WCI"C cnlitJed. Picket lines were set up Ft·ld.-y by the electric-al workers am' all of t.he ·plant's construction personnel honored th/Jm . Dally Sentlllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,llay22, 19~7-7 ---- ---- Sales 'CSbl- Auto Servic;es , "· ': .. . . i · THE MEN'S STORE UP-Som e workers • t One of the rewards phy· sicians and pharmacists re· ceive is the knowledge, that because we belp you too improve, protect, and preserve your health, we add to your cheerful enjoyment of life. · All you have to cto is to visit your physician at reg· ular intervals, or at II>• llrst signs of any illness, to make the first step to better health and a happier life. Should your physician prescribe any medication we will do our part by sup· plying lro111 our well stocked pharmacy whatever he speollles. i· ·I $6.50 up Downie~G..Oss, Inc. Reply in full to Box 668-p Fest Rent . ll!Honl!ac i!~i.4\V"I>IHf•· dan. $995.00. itydr1i1lltli! dri~e otilinal r blue ,fhtlsb, really lo ! tor ~J. · BfaeUnar's. POrn· My. 5-lt-ek 1· Get on tb~ c.ool side of the casual scene, choose from o~r - eye-taklng ·ar· ray of slack>~. Fabrics of silk and cot· ton, dacron, rayon, wool dacron -.... you name it we have it ·(including wash 'n wear wonders · that drip dry). Salary, Commission, Group Insurance • r:' SLACKS For One Shift Legal Notice c16)''~;raler:bd: . Puritan Capable of Managing Station - Aldlllliim ~liiMU!O> ;tom iii (20 Bj Insurance - Cooper, • . • ii ~U! ,i~.. Ce•P!~r by Arrow o·. • ' ·I - SHIRTS EXPERIENCED SE~VICE STATION ATTENDANT C·O • SPORT I - tere:en wJndow• and doon. Steel · --- n~ M~ridn NOTICI OF PUIII,JC IALI apd aluminum awnJnp Rncl can ._..lid!JPIOII laiVQte A&eiiC7 In rur•uaDte of the order of tho optea. Ci!l William Bodford ~- No • Auloblobilo< stored He'trt llo<k Sprtn;o. a 2 lmop llo!K1o. Pllont 8Sta-l &.llfiv Probate Cotlrt of Vftj:l Cou.aty, Guild_, Church Basement, Wd. Ob.io, I ..01 offer for tale at publle ~ Thars., !tby 22 & 23. S..20-3!.c tudion on t.he 8th da,- ot June, GRAVELY TRACTOR SA{;£8 and FOI!EliAN .• ABl!OTT T.V. SllR VlCP! AU matea RePiired l)y D· l9~ at 10100 o'~loek A. K. ftom -~------Service. R.. A. P'lnlaw, 512 .E pert Ttc!IJaiW.ca. P!loa.e 828f y . ~e- front door Of the Court House Haia ih., PDmet>oy. 4 1:1 tt lltddlepor.. ll'liHI i'! Pomeroy, Ob&o, tbe fol,lowln& ---...,..__ for real estate: • Sam•onlt'e LuQaee - Line Cedar 1141 j Cheat,S -:- LAU Window Fans-The lollowir..:,: reahttate, lltuate CO!IPLETE;-;;;;-:ID;::::ILU'ADOI: Protectloa Prigldaire Refrla&rators. In the County of Meigs, 1.n. the Llft, A i~ l"ire, Polio. 9 S.br Purnlture, Mhkllllpwt, Ohio M ielll ·- lVltiO!islo& Laddm St:Jte of Ohio and in the Townahlp MUla, MJddleport. Ohio. Scaff¢d _8,w11s, llrop Cloths 429tf of Orange, Sec. 8. Town 4, lllnae CllntjJh .,ollir, '!lld4!opon. - - - -- ,. 12, and bounded and descrlbed as Phone 6265-Jt. 111 tt I R.eal,cstate tollowa. vlz: t(uto -- -,-_,...,-,::;,_e I tor rtnt • t:leetrle wallpape, Belna: ~n th-e SOuibeut Qaarter 19&6 Buick v8.Super 4 dr: l•lfard WIDer. Cltnt\l'il l'llber, Mid· SEVEN ROOM liOUS.I, 114!1 Vine of liaid see. 6, TDwn 4, Ran1e 12. Top" . . $2r1U5.00. POWer sieeilni!; ll~port. Vh. 6266-X 114 fll' St., Middleport, $8SOO.OO~ P. D. Be,rlnnlng at the Southwest ~or­ ~d bl'lke.a, dark blue with Lottridge, S $ 12tp ner of Lot No. JB,, Jn tbe Village cal-eful owne-r Cloth, Nylon, Fiberjlass Awnlnea. white trim, of Martinsville; thence Eut 11 !'t-I8-6tc 'Blaettnar\s, Poinerov. Porch &bade!, Venetian blinds, SIX ROOM HOUSE, 8" aeres rocb; thence Nonh 11 rod! to the ground. Priee $3,000.00 Phone Wlndflw blfnda, Porth and Lawn 312-J. ~ 20 6Lc East way: thenee West along aald Furniture. Free es~.ttea. Dale 1958 Olds, 2 dr. "Jiaid Top". Ea1t way 11 Nldll to the road letd· $2,119:5.00. Power ateering and • Wippel Supply, 2111 Union Ave., ine from Cheater to Coolville Pomeroy. " 2D !Moe WANTED TO RENT - good 3 thence South along said tO.d 1· br.a:ke6, ~~~P.: beater, low mileb.edroom horne in Middle~rt or rods to the plaee of belfftnJng and lftll ~~:tl:ia.rs. .Pomeroy. Pomeroy, or wiU.Iin euy drJv,f.ttg known. as Lot -Wo. 191D l.llld'VU· ~16-&fe:: ~)('~' . ' ' ltOOMS, close ln tOWn, 127 But distan~e of either. 6251.,}{. lage of Martinsville, eontalnlng ternut, Pomet"Of. 5-11-12tl') 5 .00 3tc II.J tt:r'(l more or l,ess. See- Vol. 44 2 dr. Pve 75, Deed Record ·.of Meigs a . '1'0!> ... $2,1illl.l . Dynu. t~ ·room apartment, 218l.o1 MaJn St., Co"unjy, Ohio. · Pomeroy, CaU 2~1 or see Dr. K. flow dfj'fe, -· low. . iiJl ~e, one Good C!eu'Uoed D. Amsbary. 5 22 tf careful . ~~~er.' .WBett~r s, P'om Abo, the following real ertate eroy. . ' ·, ·5-16-8~ AD lllues llld Modell in the So11theast quarter of See. 8. UNFI)~Nl~HED APART .MENT TOwn 4, Ranee 12, Oranae. TOwnNew mQdero, 4 rooms and bath. s~Jp, Meig• County, Ohio, Be&ln1955 B\)lek. Va Special 4 dr. s~~ No cbl1dren under 12. Phone AUTO SALES nmg at the Southeast ~orner of $1~."1 ~~ Blaef ifaUJY': lot No. 20 in Yillage of MartibfVille · ""'a:ieq,l~i 'Wsw ,U!f•. J)yfia· theuca East five and one-half (Mil) ~ow. · ~Uiar's, P'o,OerQy. . I . rods; thence North 10 roda; til.enee . ll'lfl-8to. . . ' 1165 ~ tOn IOhevrolet -ti'ye:K, 'Ph West tD ·the Nortlaent f!OJ'I\fr of Lot No. 19; :thence Soutb to the · · · ft. e:ltl)fess' lied, -new ~ts, A·l . I . Plym:outh. . V8 Belv!~!_e 4 eonditiotJ, nO teuonAte olta place of be2innl.J11, tont.ilntlle flli , · llr. SOIIIln•· ,1,895.00.- A~o(l! r.(uiedi tlol>ell : ilill. Let>ott sq. rods. See Vol. 60, Page il and Shift, .spot1es:s inside and out j'llls, Phone 2299. 5-18-7tr 40. Deed Record of Melj:B d011nty Ohio. ' B1aettnar's, Pomeroy. &-t,8-6tc l-,.=,------:-- ! 8) ST. POMEROY I6 iI·~=================~===~"'==========~==========~ YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE 9 WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE purchasing the stock, equipment etc., 1 , "HEALTH AND CHEER· FULNESS MUTUALLY BEGET EACH OTHER" • • • Pickens Point ond Hardware Co. will close / - / ' ----=-::--N"""_,." York Giants' l"mbering Fight Resuth cotcher. stole only the oeeond . , , Unttod ,,... base of his ftve-year major league HAITFORD. (OI'hl. _ 1111 y career Tuesday acalnat the Chicaso Lunch, 146, H•rtfwd. out,.lntM Cuba. Katt stole seeond •uccess- C•hrln ~mlth, 146, Phll. .lphle fully during the sixth Inning (10) ..;;;;;;;;;-:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•;;;;;;";;;;;;.·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;._, New By United P,.u Those "Go. Go" White Sox are go1'ng all ri,ht with eight straight victories aflrt ~ cozy two . game lead, bul get a load of Casey Stenel, who is slowly going daffy beca use his world champion Yanke~ "ain'l hitting a lick.'' That was the story Tuesd&y night as soutflpaw Billy Pierce limited the Yankees to four hitJ in beating them, 3-I. for his sixth vic. tory and u,e White Sox' fin1 over the Bronx Bon1bers this aeason. Pierce, who struck out eight bat· Lerl to take over the American League lead with 45 strlkeollts, said it was "the best game" he pitched ali year. "He pitcdhed a fine gameb," Stengdeotes'n?tnomeat'td<r "wlohoo?'silyp, ,. t"euhll. ni! mond with tight support by his mates to put ~he Middleport Yellow Jackets iD the Ohio Class A baseba-ll elite. Middleport now is one of four teams to dispute for the state championship Friday and Saturday on the Ohio State University rUamond. Bowles, the elongated Jacket pJtcher, was master all the Jth h I t h' " ht . th ":ay, a oug . pre~sure ape~ Y was on IS rtg . ar~ m e eighth and mnth mnlngs. Wlth the score 0-o gomg mto the extra eighth, and Pleasant the home team batting last, Bowles had to hold the opposition until his side could get a run then hold them once again, to win, ' That's ex·3ctly what he did. only one free pass, was prDbab 'y In the bottom or the eighth his be-st work of th~ year. It was Bowie~~ got W•hlttington on a by far the best tepm play of ' th ~ grounrler to Ed McCDmas at lint Jackets on defense during the and then he fanned leadoff man !eason. And it was a cheering r~ Dick Dutt. Miller singled-one of venal of form last Snturday W·hen 1 - rIVe errors m three inningB four hits permitt~d by Bowes•' but was thrown out steallng ~e.;:- In five Pleasant unearned ru11 . on d.,~. cat,cher Df "t~-· HitndY ~:~ehd rTaht·n" 1gnamth'e wb' ' . ' 'mllc~r bet.'e'"fu"ur~hf 0 118 11 a PI"" oultb ·per dec ~ e ,_ lth th • 3 -_." 0 H. runner w yar s ..., spare on a w e score u· ant• ave m 1' tr b 1 h •" C k th d 1 d ue s o to s ortstDp ~ roD '1, on de moun . t was or ere 1. P1aye Dvcr. rover 1ng. ·t rl 1 th e PI easant' s Le rn er he ld Bown''S ' An d It was the ta1 en o Jac-ket batting ortler that produc- leading Jacket slugger, in check cd t-he winnir.g ruD. CroDks work· at the plate but wu the victim I ed big Buzz Leffler for a walk Of smart and lucky base running out at Sei:ond on a fiel~er'~ by the Jaclr.etl!l. Pleasant threaten choice b~· McComas. Harlan Whl• ed mildly only twice. In tht: lat~h. who has had hitting illne~:s rourth Inning with one out LcfaU !euon, chipped in with a ncr singled, was sacfiflced L11 clutch single . second by M. Dutt, but Parbh McComas headed to 1-1\lrd on £anned . the play and was out by two Aga in In the fifth with on vards but he ram1:1er1 Into ttlird 1way Whittington walked but wa:. baseman <Outl, thal worthy drop- out stealing second. D. Dult h! l ping the ball, and M.C'Comas was a long triple to center but died !afe. If there was a key play , on third as Miller struckout. that was it. MIDDLI"ORT lOX Llttl(l Tommy Davis, leadoff AB R I-I man, .lifted a medium dup fly Davis, 2b . . . . . 2 0 0 to eenter and 'McComa• beat the Hlndy, c 3 0 r. throw home with time to spare. Bowles, p 4 0 rr Bowles, hitless for the day, NelsDn, cf . . . . . . . . . . 3 0 grounded out to end the Inning. Heq.nesy, 3h 4 IJ But then it was up tq Bowles Kennedy, lf . 3 0 ~ to close the dnur. He dld, and Crooks, ss . . . . . 3 0 fi against the power in the Pleaa McComas, ' lb l . ~ . 3 l antJack order. too. Peacock gro,mded O'Jt, Davis to McComa~ and LcWzr , batting cloonup, waited while Howlcs sent in twD hl&h hull ones. He ,worked the eouhr to 3-2, ·- . oNi.- :::PI::-:N::-:AL7Lv::-'-::c,h-:-•:-t,::-u-=-en:-:d-:o-:-fa-=-d::o-::ubl:-::e-:ote=ai-wi-;;;111 snAu 0 · ·, •• In ::R'-ioo.r~c:-A-:-GE.:._,SM,E, CHICAGO UP_ Ray Katt, the Willie !h)'s. who atolf llome. J I . ' No' HITS• • STENGEL WEEPS Inn•ngs, • Allowmg • Only Four" SafefIes BY CBET TANNEIIlLL Jim Bowles shut ont Pleasant 1{) in nine innings Tuesday Is <.._ GO GO - WH/TESOX diamond . Who that winner is we don 't know yet although a phone call this morning to Mr . H . M Emswiler, athletic commiSSJoner, w1U be made to find out. lt's rumored even he does- --- · (J) N'otlc~s ~-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., M"l' 22, 1957 way tbe fi~Is the hard way , with a 1-o extra inning effort Tuesday in ..-r---.,.-,.... te lo ."', It .... t•• ee to. ~d ~" id, ·~ nd d." ate OV· Ike ed· ell; anler, 1111> ict<y SOD .....· ~ •New Arlvt~nced Vnrlnble PUch DyntJ~ lr th1 onl.. D11na,llow Buick bufld.t todav. It £t .rlandnrd (HI Roadmca.mr, , S!IP'f and C.:nturv- optlonal at moded mro co.t on '"- SPfddl. No Other O&r Hu All The•e N•w P•ture• 364-cuWe-lndt VI enelne whh ttl. "power-paciC:' built •lght 11'1 ot·no •llifa cos.t- fbi ftlth•lf hor~~pcniW,- tOrq,u1, and comprtlllotl In a.,Jck annc~l• ·• AdvaMH Varia~ Pllth DpaA-w Olv" YM\Itpou.d smootbne• plu• n·IW' lnJft~nlrt•ponM lftn whhout ~mill the pitch • e-. glve 'surer, hwerful new br... '' qukk•r. "rolgh,-lln• •~• to mGtch" luld!'t IMW ptrfotmanc-1 CICicfiH bodiM with tlltk niN- ond f.,n Low-s~ flw h•ad.room on" kJw. l•irOorit ttyllng hen flair wlthovt fraolclshneu WW...frtnn• ch•nla with nrw rlt~• new lOw gfflfty•nnter, . :wperb roodoblflty and fvll rvacl ciMronct im;• .r. ' Puii.Jn:ilh tfrop-un,_r .....,_ i1111M drl.,. full1 brCMtt '\ rHHf\Ct O..U(w·~ ' �' ' " - -- .. -- -~ ----- I '• ·.. ' D 8--Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 22, 1957 Mrs Harry Brinker and daughter, Martha Belle Teaford of Letart spent Sunday afternoon with Bes. !ie Slaughter. c you looking for a 3p our lot and drhr e our Cars. Late Model ==== One .2 dr Kad1os & " ' " " " 1956 Fords ~TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHTS (Car or Truek Loarl ad1mLted on 2 Adult Tickets) Bofls Karloff FRANKENSTEIN (The Original Hltl) One Customhne, one Jane. F.O.M RadiO & Heater. 1-1955 Ford Mr and Mn Roger Coats Wm· chester, Ind , have been vL'lltlng hu brother, Robert CoaL!!, and family Mr and Mrs Buford East, Nar· Dana Wynters rows, W Va . were business visINVASION Oil THE BODY Itors 1n M1rlrllcport Tuesday S~ATCHERS Mrs Larry Spnnkle, RN, Springfield , 1~ s pcndtng the week with (In 5uper-Scope) her grandmother , Mrs Mmnie Er- K<'VJn M<'Carthy 1-1952 Chevrolet < kpartment. - alsn- ' Fairlant! 2 dr. H.aclw & er. 2 dr Ntce and Mr and Mn. Malcolm Miller are movmg from the apartment at the horne of Mrs. R A. M11ler to the Crooks garage '!partment on 4th Avenue. Mr. and Mra. Dale Walburn and !amily, who have been living in the homt' of MUll Bernice Bowen , Will move to the Miller Car? n D Middleport Society lt'<tn. 1 1-1954 Chevrolet Deluxe 2 rlr R:Hlw & lteooler SANDALS 1-1953 Ford For Cool Comfort For Men, Women and Children are lilood clean guarantead. to Choosa From THE SHOE BOX Middle part RED ANCHOR I 1ewine and famlly . Mr. S~rlnkle members of the Enmplar Chapler accompanied ht s w1fe here last of Bela S1gma Phi sorority •tSunday for a short vtslt and wlll tended the J)t.rformance ol "The return thJs week end for her Ratnmaker" at OhiG Umvenlty ....... Pic George Ed Grunlee, Fort day nla:ht The annual Molher-O.UJ]rler Bits&, Texas , Is apendlnJ a t hirty Mrs. Mayme Pippa!, New v'ort II&DQuel o!tbe Wom. . 'o Soc!let)o of day furlough with his parent!, Mr Ctty , who has been visiting ..dr. World SCJ'yic!e of the EU8 Cbureb and _Mrs 0 . C Greenlee, before re. and Mrs Fred Smith and famJl)' , ln Muon wa.s beld ncenlly at tbe port1ng on June 20 on the west Bradbury, smee she waa taUed Martin ReatauraDt In Middleport. coast enroute to the Far East here by the death of thett son, baa The aroup attendei the dinner Don Swisher bas been ataymg accompanied Fred Smith Jr., St. and then returned to the chuteh w1th Mr and Mrs. Francia Ander· Albana to West Vtrglnia where In Mason where tbe proaram for son ud faml!y while his parents, will vistt relatives before return- the evenin& was pteae-nt,d. Mr and Mrs Wayne Swisher, at- ing to Bradbury lor a week with Program leader w.. ll'ra. Lucille tl'nded a Druggtsts Convention 1n her brother, Fred Smltb Sr., and Smith who wos '"toted by Mtl. Colu mbus this week. family enroute to her home . Lola J<ffeu T~e program conalol· Mrs John Davis, New York City , Mr an d Mrs Wilbur z. Gin.&· ed of the singing of bymna, praywill arr1ve here Thursday for a nc h {Ruth.Ann Adams) and dau,h- er, &crlpture and other readinJs. vuul with her mother, Mrs. George ters, Susan and Ann, Columbu1, A duet was sung by Lulu Ruet~ll Anderson St , and re latives Mrs vlsited Mrs. George Lasher. Rut- and Helen .. Barker and a d.lalogue Davis plan~ to attend the gradua- land, o. . er lhe week end. on Moth ers D1y was preaented by t10n of her nephews, Tom Ander M1ss Mary Park was returned Janlce Hall, Mra. Geneva Mahoney, son . E1ghth Grader, and Keith An home from the Meigs General ;~r:_rude SnUth and M,yn Foredcrson , S<'n!O r , 1hls week . Hospital Fr1day Mrs. Nan Mtlntosh and Mrs Ho. Mrs Iva Stewa r t, South Second Mrs H. 0 Ewing h.11s returned mer Noble were honoreft "with A_venue, IS a patient at Holzer Hos from a visit w1lh her mother, Mrs. p1tal W. C. Russell, and her sister, Mill'!l gifts for belng the oldelt and Mr. and Mn Frcrl Norton and Easter Russell, at Coral Gables, youngest mothers, reapectively, who were present. The lifts were three chi ldren, Spoka ne, Wash , Fla have rented the home of Mrs Paul Fred I. Gardner, pastor of the presented by Miu Ruth Mcintosh. f>'rcnch, South Seconrl Avenue Mr Middleport Church of Christ, 0 . Present were Mrs. Nan }lelntosh. Norton is employed at the Kau1er K. McK tnley, Wilbur Theobald and Aluminum Com pany and his fam - L D- Hartmger attended the Men'l }\uth Mcintosh, Helen Barker, LuI ily plans to move hel'f 10 June, Rally of the Churc he~ of Christ at lu Russell, Janice- Hall, Lucille Mrs K D Amshary Mrs. Thorn - the Hemlock Grove Church Mon. Schwarr:, Marll:yn Sehwarz Lena Noble, Lottie RoUAb, Ann' Walsh as Ru'!, Mrs C R Karr Jr , Mrs da'y mght Noble, Frances Neale' Virgtnia W1lhsm Adkln11, Mrs Ralph Welk Mrs. Fred Sm1th Sr. and Mrs Davit; Har: cr, Mrs Theresa Swatzel, Mrs Robe-rt Duckworth uttendcd the Amelia Davis, r1et Walsh, Diane IK:a:r:I:K~r:'":':'e:':':":d:':':":·:•:•:b:y:B:•:c~r fu neralthiS of week Harryen McGhe,e, Galllpohs, d. Mr. McGhee 1wa!l the father of Patricia Kay McGhee, fiancee of John Cartet' Sm1th, who WIIS k1lled rtcently in an automobile acc1dcnt. Among the relatives of Mr. Smith who called at the McGhee home were M1ss Bessie Smtih and Mr. and Mfl:l. Ted Spires Mother-Daughter Ba11quet Held Birtflday Party By Mason EU8 Church WSCS Unit Given To Honor Smltb, Gertrude Smlth, )lyra :Fore- J • · 4.. man, Dorothy Cortwrilb~ Editb 1mmy WiJ 8$, t'OR GradUation • • C. L Range of Prices Merced.!S Condon DRESS SHOP I Court St. Pomeroy :~;::::::::;:::::;:::::::;;;:;::::::::::::;:::::~ Sandal Values To $30.00 Reduced to Fresh and pretty as a white flower of summertime . , .. a smooth leather slndal perched on a medium wedge heel. Its vamp combines grare and coolness, with its petal-like co mfort and open toe. Values To $40.00 Reduced to • ROUSH'S SHOE S10RE N. 2nd Ave. Values to $6.00 TO See thf'st' S('ns~llnnal Values SAVE AT STIFI"L~:RS. ln Dresses galore . YOU ~UDOR Better Dresses 202 H.P. Fordomattc Values to $15.00 TO '56 FORD FAIRLANE LADIES REDUCED Middleport SPECIAL REDUCED $6.00 A 1labulo\ts group of h(' Ucr drPl'scs prlced at a Low Low Price, Valu,es to $15 00 Only $6.00 This Sale. ' WHITE TIRES RADIO HEATER I BACK UP LIGHTS FENDER SHIELDS ~DIES ' ' Better Dresses ._ Values to $17.00 . Salem Local Next Foe Of Jackets In State Finals lene Ebertbaob Jeff W n d Ita Sp 1~1 !0 \ NO, 33 OHIO,-c'-'rwllh- ~ twH ....... eM thtl.tt.&t ........ _ , In - 01111 .-.01 ,ort~M" ....lett ,......,. He- ......... . . . . ....ht ..... Somewhat ,.rtlon tonlthr.- H~ ......, 12-et. . low tonlthf JO.I6 Mttha&lt 11Nf In 601 IOUthNit lftllf ......... 10Uih. - Ohio, Thursday, .May 23, 111111 ~·rt:~:~ Present Wf're Darl StNGLE COPY....ac l;;d e:r· Freddie , Thom~ii, D•vid, Debb~ li~d or Por&land, ~ Werry, Cllriatopher •nd Leilny Adults attendlat wue MrS. Ebel"'ht~. Mra. Charlu • --..:...__ Mrs. Robert T,h.OinpiO!J, Mrs. .. " lam, Shti:wi4an, Mri. Butene HOMECOMII\ ~ ANNouNCED let\, M'lsa 'NGQ SebUfer" The South Betht:l EUB Cburcb Mn. Gene Wolfe, 11 making plana fOr thf lniiUat Church Homeeoming which ' wj~i be held Sunday, July 3lsl Engaied speakere •nd singers wiU be annolmced Jatei-, • . n,. . . "CRAI"f!!liiAN" ,, $1895 PRESTON MO.tORS &EGULAR .6.U Revere Ware, Special I lOa QUART SIZE , HOUSEPAINT ' ' Cove"red Sauce Pan- Ou!lll~e white .Jlouso Rai~t. Now self cleltillng properties makes Us brightness copper-clad stainless steel sauce pans with covers Lim1!ed time offer. · last. t SALE $3.99 ' • $3.19 gaHon '• SELF STARTING SALE I First Quality Dinnerwore ~ets ... " .CHARKIES Trolled cljarcoal brtqb'ets. · No waste - no dirt. 2 lb. size. Bur!JI' 2 -hours. Cooks for 6 or more. .. ' ~ 39c box ALUMINUM GALLON SIZE CAKE SAVERS THERMIC JUGS Polished aluminum covers with blatt bakelite knob and hel'l')' giRSs plate. Low sbape Insulated. jugs with alqminum screw cap and pouring spout. 89t .$4.69 TEA KETTLES . ' Highly pollshed num lea kettles wl!b ttlg. ger oper~t"'! ,fpGUt caji. ~ For Cancer . $2.99 .. Is Nearing GIANT SIZE- $1.39 ' $3500 Middleport's Yellow Jackets will meet salem Local in tts first game Friday morning at 10 on the Ohio State University diamond accord· ins to the office of H. M. Emswller commissioner of the Ohio High School Athletic Association. A spokesman s;ud this mornlnJ that Salem Local OOat Batavia 7-8 to win the regional tournament and earlier eliminated Ames-Bern 3·0 at Dayton. Salem Local is In Champalan County, near Urbana . 7 QUALITY COATS Ladies Dresses portA wa<o recent glJC"st of Mrs. T. May,a Syracuse Mrs. C. B. We iss a'nd Mt ~ • Marc1a Ka rr were G!IIJ.ipolls vi!•;" . tors Monday. Mrs. Ella Arnold i.-1 vis iti ng In Millheld with her son and dau&'h· tcr-in-law , Mr. and Mn. •Oelberl i\rnold . 1 Posy-Pretty Summer and Lawrence business V!Sito , in Spnngheld Tuesday . Mr and M'Ts. Joe Friend and rlau~:hter, Debbie of Lancaster .vcre Sunday guests o[ Mr. and Mrs Mtekey Williams Mrs RU -!.•5 Watson hns r eturned home after a two weeks vis1t in Lou1svlllc , J{y. w1th Or. and Mrs J. B, Marshall and family. Mrs William Kni.ll:ht and fam1'' 1f Pt Pleasa nt VISitf'd Tut'!sth w1th Mrs John F. B<~lly Mr ~m· Mrs. Leonard Maght'l' or Mansfield were weekenJ guests of Mr. and Mrs Henry Cleland Pvl Ronald Smith of Ft. Kno.:, Ky .. ~pe nt the weekend wtth ,M r,; Smith and h" porcnl>, Mr an•l :'ffrS' Dale Smith Mrs. Cora GUea remalns Ill st h.er home on Hlrrl~onvllle Roatl Mr and Ml'll. C B. We1ss were vi01Lor, m Alhen• S.turday, Mil~!! Sarah Dobbs of Middle Half Sizes Wide SENSATIONAL VALUES! 16 SUITS Heaton Lannmg were 10 to 18 18 BETTER COATS ( aY, UNIT.D' , . . . . POMEROY SOOEn 9 to 15 Here is a group of SUitli p1·iccd less than half regular Another Stiffler Value. . Weather-, DRESSY DRESSES Sizes flrl<"C . llr. and )ffl', E. H. Carpcntff wUI observe their 50th weddlnt annivenary wUb an ~ Dpen boUJ at their httme , Syrac:uae, SundaJ' May 26 from 2.:4 P. M. Mr. and 'Mrs. Carpeater. form tr relidenta of Apple Grove, have tine sons: Clare tnd Wayne. Prlpre ; Wilson, Pomeroy: Sidney~ Wellsville and Jamu, Raqlle. I Banquets $~3·00 eup w" Xoot Aid aod · were 10M.,, B~bble ..,., lOon• and party .... wer rt~l!t: · e 11 fa~on. I EXTRA Values To' $30.00 Reduced to Golden Wedd1'ng An,niversaryTo' Be Observed ~bray ~~erftl, '. en.t tne '" . IN)u ,Lla1e Jetfen, Lottie Jobft. Mn. Orval • 'Yt11et ';~~~ too .Bernlee Baker, LOll J'~. witb a lJart7 1\le:~tdiJ !If Vlca RoUib, Verle Workma~ Gft, honotlDf btr son. Jindl)f, t'f.l lhboaer ,Luc:We Smith lAd t~ blrthdl)' · ED.eea Foreman. • Glmea were j,tayK durin.- tJi.j;,:r,;,, arlemoon on the Nation pla)>~nd after wbJc:b 1ft ~'"!!,; Becky TripJett, Ma.r-/ • • • Riverview 4-H Club Planning Marietta Tour EMPIRE 4 PIECE GARDEN TOOl 50S .. Hot Cblld• Set consists of trowel, fOrk, transplan~r and cullivlltor. hcb with wooden )landle. incb~e s:ao be rat Grade 89c A SET 10 Gillon Galvaalled GAIIAGE CANS 1'_he Rivertlew 4-H club met M'ay 11 In the Long Bottom Church With seven members present. The ineeting wa1 'opened by &lnging of the club pledge and slna:lng of "Jf'mcric:a". Janet BisseU waa In charge of the program. Demonstrations were a:iven by Melanie Brown and Sue Ann MY· ers. The lirls were ilven a safety quiz by the adviaor, Martaret Brown, • The club planned an ednca-tton· al tour to Marietta to include the museum and the Fenton PQt.tery at Williamstown, W. Va. At the cloae ot t.be meetln,c the girlt CO\Jftled sales tax stamp1 for the church and refreshments wed 1erved by Ror;aleen Osborne. The next meeting will be May 23 at 1:30 P. M. .' HAS IIAL ·SUPPOIIT BALTIMORE IJP - (!alUmore Orioles aho~op Willie rd:iranda never turfera rrom atlverae pu)). li~ity in. hLS bometown of Havana, Cubi ' ~ His brutber, Fausto, ts aporta of a Havana newa- Heavy galv\nlced · lar.bag~ cans with corrugated sides and wire ball. I Sprinkling l , I C4tns ' , , Genuine Wbeelhig hand dipped; d\!ia ~t lltoy oln'!lkl\ kUng cans. Leilllproof IDd, rust pi'O!)f. · · · • ' $1.69 ' • I ~~Bile lt ' " '. n ,tt 28 pl. Size with Side Handles . . , . , . • Quatt • U.~ , : .... •u• I- ' COLD PACK CANNERS WREATHS . IASJ(QS Blu.e apeelled porcelain enamel. For CJMiqg. him botllna, IOUP tll&ltlnl or .... see the· IM>autltut mo·rt-1 ment for Meniorial IIOI'\'Inl- Wire raok -bolds' 7 ,.,, QUart Jatl. Dome lhlpred 1»- dpcoraJions. $1.95 i Chi·Htt . I. COMPARTill!iNT . . Paper ~lcites Waterproof .:_ moldeil for atre~b __: greue ant. Ten-lOV. Inch plaluln'a package. ' ' pOrt preJ)ated ti)' Bill POtter, Mayor Clyde 0 . Flrber was . Identified ln. two pictures ae "Maror- Clinton / · 11enttemen oorqQtind the :$l.5Q . . ,I ' 'J;'brough an · unh-appy mistake in the Wedne.day inue of The Daily Sentinel in adVtrtisementJ )J{d ,a feature atory on the Ohio Fuel Gas Co.'s nelf qU'arten in .Mi<!dle- fisher." ~--...,-.,.......1·" .'-'-~;.,;,..;..,.;.;.;..~ . ~~-~~ < Error Corrected • Jn New~ Story in..d both .are tn Clinton, Fisher and~ Stlnate To ,Vote Pay Increase For State Help F\merat services were to :\• held today 11nd followed by cre!l· matlon Columbus for Carl E. Thomas and Mn May&etta Jtunt· COLUMBUS UP - The Ho~ e er both of Columbus and JCYetal wUI vote FrUiay on a b\11 increa• grandch1ldrrn ing salaries of 34,000 state employOther survivors 8te Mei;!'S ranges. TM County rP.SidrntJ;, Val Reute · in the lowell Pomeroy and W. H. Router , Mid ~~ "~~~~.:1;2 and 11 tbea half two dleport both uncles of the de• teased re.hi. , · 1n Jacobs. 61 , a form er res\dent here who dLe cl suddenly Monday at hJS Col umbus home. Survivinl!! are his wife, N.aom .. Mrs Margar~· two daugh ten. · · MARKET REPORT CINCINNAn UP - ~odu~. E;ggs, steady; .,.rices at farms , con1umers whiles ad browns, A jumbos 27·31, A large.. 215-27; " , ~ mediums 22·24, A small 18-20; E r hlct'!'~~ medium 28 29, B lara:e 2.. 29. Ch1ckena. fryers irr~gular and unse ttled; 3--3% lb. 1..9·21 ; be'aV1 hens 13-15: light , ~ ·lij:Hl. Butter 90 score· a .· Vacation Bible School Planned By Racine Church The Racme Baptist Chu.N!h au nounced the completion of its plans for a Vacation Bible School from June 3 through June 14~ There will be a program on Friday evening, June 14 to award :ertificates to the children and to show their parents and th ~ public their Rtbievements. Tbt eburch is combming itt VBS pro. · ~ ram and its annua1 ''ChUdfen't O:ty Prog;am" intD this one n '"" 1 nmg servl.C1!. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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