https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2a5a4b538d4c18cad4821f242d4dd6e2.pdf 9c33b5098e8d13858b0eea59bdfd04f8 PDF Text Text . '' ' f ' ' • .' •• ' ' SPECIAL 1955 PONTIAC • 2 DOOR VB. ENGINE RADIO HEATER HYDRAMATI C BACK UP LIGHTS FENDER SHIELDS White Side Wall Tires $1595 Middleport Society Four Generations In Local Visit Four a:eneraLions - of Howells Mr. and Mn. Jamt.li Web'lr, ended a five day visit last wee , who have 5 pent the wUJter at at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A f(lrt Lauderdale, Fla., have re turned ffl their home on Htgh S . MJihoan attended the funeral of Arnold Andel'3on, brother of Mrs Mrs. A. v Smith left todly for Herman Ba1ley , In Charleston. Columbus where her four year Thursday. granddaug hter, Nancy 1'hompsu 1, Mr and Mrs. C. B. Hantng. is crllically ill after major sur· Lancaster, and Mr. and Mrs gery at \,.':~iverslty Hospital. M S~l. and Mrs M' F Walker Shrevepor.t, La ., ar~ vJstlHJg their Clarence .Gr1rncs, Manche!lltJr. have vimte:l Mrs Eva Brown t:-u::: w~ek Alr5 Patrtct.a Kloes and daugh parents, Mr . .tnd Mrs L J) Scott Middleport and Mr and Mrs ters, Trudy and Marianne, au d Mrs. Gertrude Kloe.s have moveo Stlrl Walker, Mason. to the apartment over the D L Debby and Linda. ~ ma ll r!r..ugh Heck ofrke on North Secun I te.rs of M. Sgt. and Mrs Wi.lUam A~ e nuc Welker, were guests of the · Mr and Mrs Jack Mcl\tlllan of grandpare nts , Mr. and Mrs C h 1 ~. Sauer and aunt, Mus Sally Squcr, Ft Colltns, Colo, vistted WeQnes wh1le their mother wu In De- day and Thursday lit lhe home of tt-oit, Mich., where M. Sgt Wt>l· Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hayes, Kingskcr IS stationed b;u~ry~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"'1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry M!U ~ . Mr and Mrs Shirley Mtlh, 'Mr11. Wt\ bs Grueser and M'~'!l. La wren · • ; FANS All Pr1•ces 1 PRESTON MOTORS Phqne 6242 MIDDLEPORT and THURS.·FRI. Alan Ladrl MAY 23·24 June Allyson THE NkCONNELL STORY (Cme m ;u;copc- · Tccbrucolor) Peggy Cast le ----abo-Richard Denning OKLAHOMA WOMAN On Sins CLELA I!r.IDS I~ APPL lANCE 118 W. Main St. Phone 200 Pomeroy, Ohio Super-Scope) V Howell and Ralph McKee, 106 Plum ~treet The first generation was 1\lr and Mrs Howell; -'Cc0nd, Dr Edna HoweU McKnight , Bedfol'f Ind. ; the third Mrs. Lou~ Hoover, Bloonungton. Ind : and the fourth, M~!. Hoover':!! son, Stev.e and daughter Mary Eleanor. Mr. Howell Is rec~vermg from an &ccJdent fh·e weeks ago wben his hand was caught m a power, ~ aw and one r1nger was cut :>H w1th t he other~ of h1.s left ha.ld bcJng badly mang,lerl. Annual District FFA Banquet Held At'Chesterhill 38 Y"'· , 8-DaDy SonUDel, Those attent.lng from the R I• cme Chaplcr wer. Dwa~n Sayro, ' Pom~"?Y·IIIIdclloJ)!)rt, 0., May Za, H!Bl \ 'J 0 0 f AObserves , ester CouncJ Twenty..' r·h'lrd AnnJversary. . ' Tuesday ' Larry Holter, David JlY•ell, Don Johruon, Tom <;urUo. LlrrJ Ebersbat!h. Waht Fo1ttr, Jobn The twe.ntr-UIIlrd annlvtnar,. o1 Wmgett, Carl Wolfe, Jame& Pric • Cheater Cou.acll [,)aqbtlrt Of Melvm Cl.fcJe, H&rr)' Ours, Jack Amefi!=• wu obaerved at th~ Wtgal, Charles Ga1.1l, Roy van re_~wu meetinc of rht Couacll. Meter. and Agrjculture !nstruc: Tuesday e-venin• . tors Howard Nolan and Glenn .lll1'll Glt!n TUttle, to~lor, pre. Claude V. J.ones Is Honored Guest At Sunday Dinner , pratdcd 1t tbe meetln,1 'they ' .. lhe - ' " Couaclf 1q. 1Jie Mar " lhl Pomor<>y Junior II!P B<hool. •••ltor:lum, e ud 11, 1•••, • ,, . ;/. the planalnr ll>!fllnl ror lhlt show ror whleb "tbt elub wlllma~u sJx 'lrraniemeny.- 'rttllowinl lrt• other ~pqnnine: m.e~ttnc there wll~ Is Installed As CCL Presiden.t be a meeting to plan tbe arrana:ementa. ,- ' . VOP"~ ' NO. 3~ ! Conae"atlon- Sptae~• ahd M;n. ~ar1e1 intt~ the Club Plans .were ·IBowles Hurls Setond Shutout Mrs. Jane -:Wel~r. In 3 Days For Yellow Jackets Clarkson w1!'1 :voted membership. made for a wiener how to apeoi:l the money they ·Ha:ve 2nd Ward Wornen's Club Meeting Is Held On Tuesdqy Twilight GOrderr' Club Elects-New Officer Group · T'ro Pomerox · TheT~les year when thl!' .-j,;1ujii;\. h'!j~ the borne of Mrs. Dwight p;;;.k~~~. Pleas~nt ~~idge Road, waa beautifully , doeorated arrangements of paQsles, • rosee and peoniea. Mrs. Jed We~ ster Sr, and ' 'Mn. Harry Roualt, [. Resolution Asks Highway Dept. To Repair Route 124 ·~. . .!ctuser were ,.fecled '" for A contribution of $5 '1'1.1 made' were co.bO!te!se.s. J r · to the Clnc~r Fund wben the kc· Mrs. Gerald Wilderrbutb was ond Ward Wpmen's club ·met on eleC~ aJ preside'nt; ·~s. T. "A. Tuesday evenJng at the Wird- Hennesy, v1ce' 1 president; .Mra, HouBe. ::tOuli· Reibel, secretary . add Kte. , Ralph G-ilri)Ofe, ~ialirer. , Mrs. William Sheridan, presfThe meetllig opened wlth~>devo. dent, preaided and it wa 1 detlded \ions ,qtld prayer le_d b.JI Mn. '1'. lll have a grab bag e111Ie at &be A. May. Mrs. Weblter. prestdent. June meetln.r U a money making pretject. The traveling pr~e donated by Mrs. Howard Kitehen W88 awarded to Mrs. Orval WUea, ' Games were play~ and prizes awarded the winners. CLASS The Middleport Yellow Jackets moved to within one game today of -the state Class ·A baJebaD championship when they rattled 10 bits >!'ff of two Salem Local pitchers for 10 runs a.s J1m Bowles pitched bis second shutout in three days. The gamf was played this morning at 10 on the regular OSU diamond and brings the Jaekets into the finals tomor· roast to be held at the Middleport Roadside Park on June 30th. Tbe CCL will walt until Fall to ·d~dile ment for tbe new Middleport 8Jementary School This wu their project for the past year.. Hosteisea were Mra. Tbeio, Mn. Richard Chambers and Mrs. Ylefley Fry an~ they aened rtfreshments to the membera at the cloJe of the meeUna-. , was in . charge of meetin,r Mondav ~tghf· "'l !t ' · Jhe ~e o, ,,. MrS. E. R. Topij:t(Jnt. · ·.. I f4rs. RUI~U: read ;,aeveral :poelfl.f' deallna wtth lf~?tb~,' -Day u t~ opetti.ng of the meetill( •fler . I In unlson: pFanr P..ill we ':1' &t tb"e. ' home pl • MN. Pbi~p M'ein~art in JuM. · · : ; Du('ing lbe sonat h,pur gamu were played With. prh.ea won bY made to · mt!iBt ?41's. William AJIJI1an, Mrs ... John' Mayer. Mi's. C. F. HawkiNt. 1nd Mf&-11 Meinhart. Tb'e ' bestesa'* '*"' rrt a "alad eourse. · nell , Mrs. att Gilbert, . Lydia l{enry BaJiey Sr.. Mrs ~ Boyd. 1 Mrs. Carl Persingtr, Mrt. BlackwtH:Id, Miss Made-line Mrs. Gardner Mank: 10 '' \ ' .. tliat's Heiner'S' New Germann Krust \ now oncl . honoo~r diHonnt class 1oJo llulf. / lrulr Ia o Por poll~.. - ' · look ot tllo tpooiDI l....,.lonlo prln!W rltihl •• the - - · Yov - • ' Rncl anytlll"' 1o co.,; pan with " ' - In any alhor koal of b-tl•. Y01, ~no Kruot lo o tpOdal formula "-'1 - 1M ""' a' "opoccal _.,..,. ll'o a ~IJ • - •h•d of whl"' ~ona-, wltli C!>IIIJ •-.r. ', . ' f t bat' bis with - J.Qo Sowiea " pro.rram wUI .._ •••ur, 'coflalo . '"''It ""' IMarl lho llelnor'l ,. •. ', (1..41 31 llinrl.. (2) and="· Meigs-Co Maso~ Attend District RA\f ReuniQo Davis, hj,:b priest of Chapter 80 Royal Areh Arthur Nease, PhH Wi11· George Krider an\1 'W1:t Scott.· accompanied .-eight ca , d.idates ko Wtllston W.ednesda1 evening to attend thl!l Sixtb JMs· . triet Royal Arch Mason reunio,, Officer• from 'the lb: Chapten comprising , th~ Sixth Distnet eonfenid the RAM degree on a group or eandidates Jncludinj t"'e eight from. Pomeroy. '. whm the bel prueated. , , ' ' '' 1Cru1t al Y.,ur .~cer'a· 000 000 1 •'• a h.arty hlate ant( con'..b..c:opltcl yoU :_~ · can enfoy •••ry· day. Ita firm teXture , •' ; 1 cleanly,. ~l.'.d ntak.a uce'll•nl toC.tt; .... It~ toe big ''" pur lootlor, jusf,,UI '~'n:c~ olkoln hall. . ' · · ' ·· · Whon .Jolo . plek up 020 700 1-10 10 1 Fetes.,..ess-Radio Wll • .' fiCIYD.r "'...,_. ~~...;·,., nur on~raRc. q"!'lltrud va!H""' ......a rhiht iii Eleetric ·utility . celebration . bealnl~ at M. Sunday, when there a mwlcal proaram. 'The , Bra" Choir and the Girls' Ensemble from Gallla Academy Hieh SehiKII will be reatu~d In the protram. 1\J~~rd faUg of ColuQibut. Sttt ~rvieor of State MemoriJJ' un.t:e:r th~ historical •oelety 'wlll rflpruent that organiaatlon. ' Ji'nftch Colony -{;iloptet. Dau&h· of the Amertean Revolution aulst the e~ator~ Mrs. Wi ;li· Swiller, ill,.. the 10<!-lfl ent, ,• talnment , illnd WJil ae'" relru!t;. rne,nta- lh,,&he . gar.fln, Bt~edd! ' '" ' -· ball dete.nsively. Only one error was committed afield. , Middleport got a two-run bulg~ in the top of the seco,nd inning, then nploded aU over the place seven ·ru01 on ftve biU and ODI! error ln the fourth. Jr. Kennedy led oft the fourtb witb a singl~ and Crooks WQ safe third buemaq. P:~:keriDJ's er· ror. Ed McC6m11 singled to center-. field and Kennedy came acrou. Harlan Whitlatch waited to (iU the neb and S. J+onthall, .aeeond Salem pttcber, ltrUck out Tommy Da"is. Dave Hindy wu safe on a fielder'a choice .as Wa• Whitlatch going down to second on an error a:~ Croo.lr$ scored. Bowles, whose bat bad been cool ln tbe tournet, stepped ln and a two-run dou- ;;(j Lafayette Day Observance To 8~ Held·Sunday • honeltlr meul, three bits while bis defensive eorps played bil le1gue Mfs .. Waid Gorby, Mra. cur!0 Jenkinson, Mrs. AUce Cllrk Tbe c.,.ly, that Germann Kruat bread Ja oppontnl held the highly touted l Mi;~~:r;! boys of Coaeh Bill Sallee to a Several the a·nnUIII observ.;.nce o( L't· fa,-ette Day wUI be held at thE' S~a&e , HtetoricaJ Mmeum, "Ollt House", sunday, May 26. It wa. in thle tun , that tht. F'renrb General WI! til!}terlalned 1n hla visit to Galllpolll 1n 1825. For almost two deeade, the r'e· stored tavern has paJrl bom•ge to ~he .gaJiant Frenchman by open. tnt Jtt doors and pr-dens to tftt, P,Ublic, With .no admiuion ' fee Oil lhla day You ca• III•U•v. ua wh•n ww aay, til• the other semi-final, 11 the .;;~~~!~:~'}~" {lamed .above •••• nme time. same plan Doylestown, victors over RO&sford, A draft of a resolution for study by Pomeroy C<luneU bemg readie(! today in town hall by lh1 office or the mayor ask.l th~l State Route 124 will not be r~ inoved from it.s pres~nt,. location unless •tate action is taken to rr· patr it. The rCJWiution, wb1ch probably will be presented 'at the June 8 lleann g bcTe called by rhe De partment or Higbw~s, IIJ)'I the street ha5 been dam:.ged by tra ~­ fic that b.u not originated In Pomeroy. It goes on to show tbat curbings and drive way• b;;ave bie"!D (.amaged, .and a5ks a hot mr..: surface. plua the other repalts The Jtate proposes to r.-rou ~e via Laurel Cliff_ · ble. otters villat;e ~ the <:!O&t -to l~!it'~.!iU~ Relresbments Mra. Eugene Trlolett. '"d Mr~ . f.tero;r ITSELF SINGLB COPY-Ic Adv•ces To State Final lo-·o Win -Over·Salem ~ LH.gut a«umulated for pur.r.baain' .equip. • ' when they Jnet Wedne~ay l)icbt at the home of Mn. Paul Tb.eiu. Mra. Janiea Pullen ,out·rolna: preal. dent preaided rt the nteetlnc and Mra. Che1ter Erwin was installing Present were Mr. and Mfll officer. • Clau de Jones, Mrs. Oal11y Tbom.h Q.thers lnata.lled were : viee-pteaJ. Dick JOnc-l! , Mr.' and ·Mrs. AJvlo dent, Mrt Wealty Fry; etcretUY., Haggy and gr:mddaughler Debbf Mra. Willialn Slater; treuurer, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Co\'l Mrs. P. K. RU85e11; PubUcity, )Ira. l!rdale, Mr. and Mr•. Jack WaJ- Uoncl Bogp. I('rs and sons, Jact1e and Steve T:Wo new meAllten were welMr. and Mra. Malcolin Wat'd, Mr. comed to the CCL: Mr1. Emitr The 19!16·57 Racine FFA trcaDavid Hysell, was awarded a pen and per.cil set for havm ~ kept the best chapter treasurer's book m the dJstrJCl Other awarrt s 1 re('eived bv the chapter were • gold bar for Chapter Busines · Procedure and a branze bar fnr Stat" t:hacter contest. and ¥r3. Bill Colley, Mr. an~ -Mls Drew Haggy, Kathleen Jor. 'J'hc main $'p eaker of the even· ing was Jim Fmley, Southeast es, Columbus; Mr. and Mr11. Lu· Lhcr Fredmek. Mrs. Mllt"tied Sectional V1ce-Presif. ent . Arter many awards were pr~ Ward, and son Sco~ty, Bidwell , sentcd to various chapten a11 I Mrs Owen Cottrell . and daughteu memhcrs of business meetmg was Debby And Lynn, Columbus, M;l· held for the purpose ot electl':lg Debby and LYnn, Columbia, Mo. ; 01stwt 15 offtcers for the 1937 IGCtll . IY UNITIIO I'IIU ' Recl•ntly the annual District 1'1 Guy Walters. was guest of hOnor f>'I'"A banquet and bu,tness rneet- at . a dmner .May 19 111 the home tng was held in the Marion Gym r~ Mr. an(! Mrs. W.alters in' celebratlon of hi.s 81st birthday. at Cht•sterhll\, Ohlo. I surer, Weather enttne ' .,_ Mr•. Millard Wildermuth wosln· the Chlld • DeNted,l'el'fle ~·OJ 1'. . 1fJ~..M.... ArM 1t11lled as the new President ot Claude V. Jones, father of Mrs • I at if M..._ De1 .Hyjell 4•ve a re\)Orl OD Club met ·TueJ:4ay · 1 ' aDd ruponded to roll , all a:arden litlld. plana 'Wfl'~ dbeutH<l diKu.,loq, wu held 6n llio lh bUttJtor,. Wotk for .... nty .Aowm- ahfw wlileb will be " ~ Mrs. Wildermuth M wright. ' ) lCh ' VFW Memorial Services To Be j • ' Memorial Day 11ervicea for t:t • Veterans of Foreign Wlll'll Po!lt 4'738 of Pomn.ray will be held aJ · 11:30 A. K. in the Saered Heart ,. ·cemetery according to announcement lnade today hy Hob.u 1 Raub, po!t commander. Speaker for the Memorial O-.,y rite! , will be Reynold Greene, Ed! tqr Or 'I'be Daily s~ntincL Wi~h others on the progr&m ~lnJ Rev. Father John Turel, GUbert · -" t'wiiling and Hobart Raub in ad· ditton to tlle post firing sqUa \- · ' • Veter'an.s of the Sptnlsh-Amer. · cin World Wars r and ll and the' Korean Wars will also parU·: . cippte in the VFW scrvicel. · ' �. ...., . ,, '' . • . ' \ l 2.---Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 24, 1957 Other Things Than Money Can Bring Everyday Contentment To People · · What rea-by counts in liYlng? Materialism says money ~an buy everything. Usually, most of us who "don't have enough money to find out whether that Is true or not settle for other things that .. really count." It's certainly true that one doesn't need a Jot of money to be happy. And It's quite true that everyone who has plenty of money is n<'t always happy. So, maybe there's aomethlng to this selection of gleanings from a radio address made by A. B. Graham at Washington D. C., in 1938. Who is Mr. Graham' We don't know. But he puts his ideas together in fine nutshell style: '·"Happiness - How fortullllte Is the boy or girlln a family where there is love and mutual helpfulness: where parents understand children ' becau~ they were once children; where problems and troubl es are discussed and solved within the I family circle. "Friendship - We will make more frienps by lnteresllng ourselves in others than we can by trying to ipterest them in us. "Optimism - Optimists see the best in others and find lt reflected in themselves. "Punctuality - - It counts to ·bt on lime. GGOd jobs have been lost because an applicant failed to be on time for an Interview "Confidence - Confidence ln your word is w6rth mor~ than money. Wh~n I was six years old my father bought me a baliloon at a fair. Soon it gnt away and I cried. A man with us ;It ~he fair promised to buy me another balloon. He forgot to bu)' 11. Years later I reminded him of his broken promise. He said: "Won't you ever forget anything?" I replied: "Never promls• a c~Ud :"hat y_ou do not expect to luUlil; it may be remember· ed. ' Thl9 apphes equally to grown-ups. " Integrity - If you want good standing in make payments promptly. Don't abuse such a valuable and ous thing as credit. "Toleration - Every person has a right to his opinion should arrive at hlo own conclQsioha but don't be 'one.glded. Discuss ~at:ns with other people in whose judgment you have confidence, even though you may not agree with them . "Honesty- It counts to build a repulation for fairness and honesty, not merely talking about it but by living 11. , "Understanding - It counts to be Interested In young people. This interest keeps one young. I recall a Sunday School tea~her who understood boys. She saw the funny side of what we told her. What the Scotch poet Campbell said applies well to her: '"!'olive In hearts we Jeaw behind Is not to die." SO Students mora Carolyn Boice, Carol Jane Bowers, Aaron Buffington, Ronnie Lee Calvert, Eldon Martin Carman, (Contlnul!d from P:l lt~ One! Gary Ivan C&rlll1lln, Mlllard FrankBearh11, Theodore Meier :Seeete, lin Clouae, Carol Mario Curtis. JerPbyllla VlrgenJJ Blackwood , ija· ry Mooney Davis, Barbara Ann 00110van, Robert Homer Eastman. Mary Jane Eichinger, Max Al- 111/.lflll '• tiJffllf WHAT A RELAXING ' ' ' WAY TO DINEl i, I ~ I f' "' VIsit Our Air f ' Conditioned Restaurant Todayl M&ke It a habit to drop in for a snack - a coffee break. A well served meal at easy-on-the-budget prices, SERVICE AS YOU LIKE IT! len Eichinger, Michael Jan Evans, Alden Euaene Frye, Una Faye Gearhart, Ra<'hel Marie Genheimer Richard Allen Genheimer, Carl VIncent Gheen , ThOJfli!IIAe Goett, Harold E. Hater, Mary A. Haa:gy, Carole Jean Hamm, Jimmy Joe Hem®ley, Artie Wilma Hendrick!, Ruth Anr'l llorak, Charlei Richard Houda.,helt, Judith Kay Hoyt, Mar· vln Wend()Jl Jeffers, Maurice Edgar John10n, Everett Ray Johnson Sol John,on, Jr., Phyllis lrene Kap~ pie. Mnry J.ou Kapteina, Betty Jane Kellu, Milton Bruce Lambert, Wit· llam Remtord Lambert, Clarente Boyer McCabe, BeHy Lou McGrath ~Indo Lou Moore, Dan Edgar Mor: ru, Janet Sut Morris . Ruby Ann Musser, Rita Ann Neutdlng Benjamin Eugene Nonla, Leah' June O'Brien, Herbert Michael Ohijnger, Tommy Lee Persinger, Teran Earlene Renahaw, Alma Louiac Reynolds, Edith Mae Rit~l. Robert nemin& Roberti, Janice Rou1h, Vauahn Leroy SauRita Ann Scholl, April Shas. teen, Robert ElwoOd Shinn, Carolyn Kay Siuon, John Ralph Sisaon, Don1ld Edward Smlth, Ju· dlth Ann Spt~neer, Lawrence FrankUn Still, Un.da Jllrle Stock· tor , Brenda . Lee StriUM, J'lnet Leone Struble, Lila Sue Terrell, Suzanne Vaulban, Jame1 Robert White, Manlin Clyde White, Larry Reed WllderDJuth, Tbotnfa MJehael Sbaron Dorlnd1 wu. •on and Willlom Alben Woodard. Wlilourh~y. MARTIN RESTAURANT N. 2nd Ave, Middleport Well and dauahter Mary Bailey Sun- • wctu -r'o M~ET • The Pomeroy wcru will meet Tuesday at 7:30P. M. at tbe UoUed Methodist Church. Mrs. C. E. W. Downie Will be ,the program lead· er. r f ' NEW CITIZEN Mr. and M'rs. C. E. C1irk are announcing the birth of a six pound efgh~ uunee JOn, .iohn Mlehael, Wednesday, May 23, at the Sehae· k.el Cllnjc, MaS"on, W. Va. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mra. Ernest Clark, Apple Grove. The Clarks also have two other sons David and Steven. ' l DUV MUTING Jane Howell Tent Daughters of Union Veterans will meet Monday at the DAV Halt at 7:30 P. M. . I • r' During the evenins tbe follow-~ ouUitandlnJ: worlt ln'"the. Commer~ ing awards wcrj! announced and clal D~pattment'. to Cii'lll Ramey presented . ltJell:ard 1 New Have~. A Freshm&m Scholarship .at Babe RutJ!I FOU:adaHOD AW~~d Ohio Univ~rslty In Athens to for quaUtleB oJ · sportJmansmp June Spencer. ·disJ)l.Q"td in l!lb&Ol and h A scholarship to the ' ~ehool of .tO ~ Davl.s, his choice in Welt Virginia to · 04 Mt•· T. R. Bob Oliver son of l!Jt. and MN. jnj to ~or~e Chester otiver of Clifton. 't'llf -lfOI: ef. ID. and Weft C;:,~ scholarship is worth 1500 ,a yeal' and is spoL\sored b)' the $late (:a<>~ 1gl~~•'"!!)1 J<Y!ara ta Qf West Virginia. Farm Women's Councjl f..H Award to June Spencer. New Haven Mill Voeation:'ll· Agriculture Award to 'sam.ny Hoft.ma1n, son of M11. and M'r11 Robert Hoffman · Of L~tart Route. . The award was 8 ' ~ht\-1: for 1'2'1 ' an~d was pres en~ by Glenn Mr. anJ Mf!.. Charles Fau'k SmitbJ Wahama v -ae Instructor. and children and Mr. and M:u Jr. OUAJI.f Award o )oey Rou~ & outst.andlng Wvatt Gilbert and scm Jlmm; son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roush a~hiev•ment, t!IUed on Mr. an;d Mrs. Robert of New Haven and pi esented t;y .Spence( aud F~tulk Sunday ·afternoon. , Johnson Scarberry. ' An anonymous awarh of $M to 0( Mra. Helen the Ch:apel, M11y 23. the s enior w:ho contributed m ;st AriOD Award to to religious Jiving and exemp'l -d1ughter of Mr. fled Christian living to R~th Carmack of· Le-Sayre daughter of :M-:- a:nd Mrs. tart . \ Geori e Sayre, New Haven. DAR American History A..,.ard to DAR Home Economics AwaJ d HenderltOn pf the Junior to Pef!l gy Blessing, daughter of and the son df Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Claren('e B1easm (, Paul Kend!iU'son of New Haven. Letart Route. A -cotnplimelltary ~l1ar'1 aub· ~ouaty Danforth Foundati on Award 5crlptlon to the Readers' Digest to for development ment ally, phy~ti­ the val!Jlidorian of the elus Jqne ri ally religiously and in schol.:~r Spencer. ship J ane Icenhower, daugbt :-f Mrs. Lon a Jones, class l'pOnsor 1 or Mrs Edna Icenhower ot Ma· each member of the son ami AUen Harris , son or M · a whlte rose, the cl•u """''with and Mrg. Frank Harris, Mason. n , as lhe membt'rs left tlh Uons Club Award of $10 ior stage after receiving his or he" diploma. (Continued from Pa,;e One) Mill apencer told the group that Ll isn 't how many storms "we have at sea bllt how many time we brin!l pu r ship to port." Mu&ic for the exerc!Jies WillS presented bY the Wahama White Falcon Con cert Band under the dlr"ction of Jam es Breen. The boal'ld played the Proceuional an 1 the Recessional and the follow ing numbers : ''Sy ncopated Clock" b)' Leroy Ander9on , "Kom9'J, Suuer Tod'' by Bach, and "Ma'lequcan<~ " by LeCuna The Invocation atld the bencdi.c· Lion for the e venin ~ were giveJl by Rev L R. Mahon ey of t~ ! Mason EUB C h~ c h . Principal Clyde Foley prescntt d the c11ss to Superintendent of Schools C •· H Withers, who In turn pre~n erl the diplomas: '·· In presenting th~ class, Fo l e~ told them that thmga are n , really aS bad tu tht•y seem and are snmetlmes pictured to peo p' ~ He advised the Qr~du a t es that t!\ is "our ret~ponslb 1 hty to make things betler or WD r~e by ot: r own eondu ct and act10ns as " f" have been taught and as we hav learned ":'llher~ ur ~ed th~ me~bers ~ ? go mto the fLeld for which lh<:r' ar~ bes ~ filted and not to choo.,c the ca!uest thin&. He told. the. 1 t~at the worth whl1e thm gs .'1 lire are not easy And are a re~l chullcnge Meigs 6 FPnC"Jng .sword 1 L1llle child 8 Tbadftsh 10. Prl!cloua 1tonea n Ani.Uveot Koll peonin, 13 Aacrlbt U . J:ver.lnl (poet.) 1& Dove coop 16 Creek letttr , 17 Mln~tere' aldl 19 Nour~ht4 nott' Young oyster 22 Decorate• 23. Saya again ~~ 2$ (pl.l (Continued from Paae One) ed them lor the betterment of the world Including the cJiacoverer of the:~~~S:a:tll~~-p~o~U~o;!Oiv,actc!IM other aft i In RIVt'r 11. ArUat'a workrQOm li tntupreta 32 JS. Sl1na1 . 111118....., ••• .,.. I 34 . Pltchtr , ••• Istandj 36. DnAA<>d :II' FOOd I H. l . l 40 Wins •" OrotPCt ' A)'IHem 18 Chill,. ,.. 10:00 TBA tChln 1 20. Pole~ '. RJctio. ·DiCI~. . J&rment ULand ' , ., rf\t'8o'IUI'C . a4 A b&tPment .......... . ' .t'• ' (colloq.) 28 Thu1 27 Not lh·lnJ: Quantlly of pa~r 31 Tcmakt . ., ~porta ' f ..!""''""'m ,,' • ,, Si! THE ..... • 10:40 Nitewatch ' w·ith '·, .The Baler 12:30 Sign Of(. -~ j.~ Fuhl.,. ,.'Jil , \/'>, 1itto¥-· .... '· .,, .. ' ~.~ ' lnsteod --t 4 ' '. il{ •,:, ,J~' >~ .-FultQn 1 ' 'I B:OO 'Life On The,...Farm 8:30 Captain KangarOO . \ ' P:30 lfighty Mouse Playhouse.'" ~ 10.00 Lucky 8 Jl.onch 1~:30 • :T' hompson . " ' ' 12:55 Game O.f the Week 4.00 ' Fea'ture Re}>Or& ' < 4:30 TV Classroom 5:00 Air Power 5 30 I I l , ' ' • • , fI "-•"' t,:,..., .. CJ , I fiu can haul 3'h ton• with a , McCormlcll Life in USA' : ' ~· ,.. 1., No- S1Tractor-frailer· Ran&c Rider 8;90 Zane G~y tbeatre ' .' 6:30 7:00 ' the Weith~ .1 :f;oo ~ ;,~~r~=·~. !houn: • ' • the next few 7e1r1. Eltabliabment of • letume In pe:rmnent puture 11 allo· under triaL Two,, cbemlealt have be1 UHd to kill the ~lUe#UI . Bird' loot treioil hu then been aeede · dter prepantion of the .eedbe11 bf dbelng. ' ~i:~ifc~ bu1 alUln,a: on your de-alert abeJ '. ..,.,.., Pvrpog· .,.,., ., l!h'•• For control if m01t "nten lu Jectl and diJellt.l, the -plant tuth'Jios l•la aDd eat.oJnqiD,i:bta 1 ·c ' West VIrginia UDiviinlty 1 re· commended tbe use of tbree m 1· teriula· M•latbiOn, .)'[ethoQ"eklor, ~d Zineb. 'llhe t.lllatblon and Methoxychlur will r.ontroi the inaects, the Zineb will control lhe fungua diaeases ~~oueh •• tomato bU,:bl . Tbe use of all three in 1 duat 'lr spr•y 1bould ctv~ roU udsfactory rnult.J. ~:felt T• Ml• In midng the all pQJ:poae Gar· The Pomeroy Bender• 4-H Cl•1b den Spray, us~ for eaeh calllln 'met 'May 18 at Mrs. C. E. Blakes- of water ~ 1 Tablespoon of a 50% Malathion; ·3 Table1poon1 of a SO lee'• home 'I'he project Ieason was to fh % Methoxyc:blor abd 3 TJbl ~ IJJh first article lSeWII\Il and l'poons of r. 8M4 Zlneb. ~ To improve the "lti$ln•" qua 1tart on Lhe second. Mrs. Blakeslee was In c:barre. \fen attended. litiea of the spray, add· 1-4 leuJunior leadera Patty poon off Dreft ot. Fab to ea~ Jan('t Carpenter, Jean gallon or tbe apl'lly solution. are to p1aD for ar. all day •••••'" I You may be unable to jA at C8nter'6 Cue. ol-H Camp 011 tbeae- che.mlea!J ~M'·M·Z) In the percentage IJilirlurM J have ~1-.t · Monday, May 27th. ed. .In tbat cue yqu Wlll bave to Tbe Salem Center Glrla 4-H mix them vroportional1y. • For Club met MaY 21 at the S1letn example: the. epray eaU.. tor 1 Ci.n ter School when thl!l ,-projet..of. tablespoOn of' a ·GO'% Mfiatblon. lesson was stitehes .1nd _where If ,.our dealer: Gas only • 2&% m f·' used 11n(J ._ow tp pae a. patten tur-e of Malathion, 'YOU would uJe and cake bakinr. Ml'l. Orion twi..: ..~>Ji:" ~mj;i;"•:tih~Jo';or 2 ta:blapoons Roush and M'r~- Tratt Tacke t ~ ·Per ptiori ot were in ebarae as dem0natrat1o..l8 1 . •••"1.~· I were an sewing biakeU 'and conG!IMral PvrpoM Dult tents and proper table aettina A general .purpose duat lh(N.i.d Also how to fit a dMY pattern eon.taln: , and how to place 1 pattern on rna· !1% Malathion, 5~ Metbox,y~ terial. Sixteen attended including chlor; 3.1 or 5~% Zineb. The'lfl two guesta. , ebemleals may be duated on your ' COLUM'BUS, a .-Tomatoes ate Yetetablea either sinl)y Ol' eom- one of the most poplllar vegebined in one dw:l It malr:ei n.> tables raised in Ohio . difference. Just 80 you set the ll on your 'Piant.t. In addition to extensive co.,• ."1. LIHet 8111 _ mercial pLBntlngs, . nearly every 'nl.e Muon county lkr.ne De· home gsrden has a f~w plants. monstration Clubcl dNIA»i i Many commerclal growers pm suppJy of the ''litter bap" , may duee u many as 15·50 pounds of piek tbem Up at tbe ~tension ripe £~it per plant in the J:ase nf OUice: TheY" ci re $1.110 per 100. field grown tomatoes and about haU as much when' raised on stakes. Others can do the sam ~ by observing a few principle~ n: gardilig tomato plant growth. The tomato plant make.s it, best arowth during warm weath et. TOp mucb w&ter, either naturor ·by irrigation, will cau•e excesalve vine growth, especiollw COIJUMBUS, 0 .-Thls is the if fertiLizer high In mtrogen hiS season to be on tbe ' lookou& f'r been applied liberally. Under conditions the l>lossotns may cutworm da'mue, ,advises D. Lyl ~ and the fruit ~ et WLJI tl •~ Gole'riiari, .Ohio State University extensiOn entomologist · temperatures also !Iff •cl Cutworms, be say'!!, are par'i c~Jarly troublesome In fruit se:t. Cool nights, with t~ '' WILLIAM F. GREGORY peratures below 58 degrees ro ~ ~owing 1od, They MHon County A""t · J week or two, will caUJe drop oU plants either above Controlling Dilt"" ping or many blossom-s. Jdenl the surf~tce of the soil, Home gardenfl_rt can plant l'f!· lnJ', on the kind, soil night temperatures for maXImUit! eonmvmded vegetable variet'e! arid .moisture. fruit set are eo to 70 degree5 F Ie~m:r:er according to recommen~ The entomolOgist suggest& Hot, drytng winds when, blossom& dat1ons, b~ their wife a to .sprnlng or dusting tlelds as soon are opemng and shedding , polbn cut weedll and do everytl1ing as damaae is evident with also will incr~ase. blO!IIOm drop M ~t ra:Jnbe and are e :· phene (2 pounds per acre), heptadrop chlor, (~ pounds per acre), or am-pies of varieties dieldrin (¥.!: to % pGunds per acre). The material should b .. ' dlrec!ted oVer ~ r.ow. Toxaphene balt.i, prepared by ~ixing 3 pounds of actual tox l· phene with 100 pounda of bra,, also are effective, Goleman s6y'1f. ·IIi• 11.-o·a • • ·. 8'1111 .!'(~ . 's:tio Filllolli OrrviUe, Obio ha• cornered tha apple butter market, aellinc Jl$ · .old fuhioned 9J'oduc.t from coaal , to coast. s,., POULTRYMEN To Produce Hatching Eggs For lite Nlehols-Flemittc Hoteldllc Egg ProgriiB 50% Home Gardeners Can Have High Tomato Productiop As Farmers blossoms . readily during cod weAther. Valbmt, Moreton Hybnd Early Red and LOng ned are v'i-· lelies that . will usua11y .set fr 1 t under le'as fiVMllble conditions. Oyer ferUil:r.ation should b•' '• , oi~ed. AR averaKe applicalwn o( 2~35 poun~ per 1000 square feet of a complete fertililer hk • 4-1&8, or equiValent, wiU be ad .. quate on most lbams, silt l~,n.; and s1lty clay loam soil!. If manure has been applied recentl y, an analysis lower in nitrogeq. ma v be used. One like 0.21HO or eq o~· valent contaming 'lO nitrogen may be advisable when poultry manure has been ased. · VANCOUVER, B. C.: Eddie Cotw..h., stopped AI Hogan., 111'!4. Montreal (5). LOS ANGELES: Lui• p.,.z, ion, ' 161~. hattie. 134, NII'W' York, &topped Jull•h V• l•~e~ue-, 1:13• . La Mlblr1, Calif., (5). Suburban. Original black finish, good tires. Sharp Inside and out. One of those hard to find models. Only- POMEROY MOTO.R CO. Wfl JJAVE .. Houro' 8:00 A.M.- 8:00 P.M. OF loo4 of c:ot1! "" III*Ja io the field, the ' York GJantM' ::rn~ draft cbOice five years ago, has .li1ned bis fifth N• tion.al Football League contract with the dub. Brown, 8-3, 245pounder, is regarded by some observers as t!:le fastest "big man" Jn the NFI. . hold longer , with. , Hichols '12'f ,. Health makes • the dilferettce 1\ /'rlrl~·.·r~r~N.-.-.· . I Purina ·Chows Try them, ond ••• t Fleming Hatcheries OHIO VALLEY FEED CO. Phone 3751 Bulne MILES OF TIRES MUST GO IN THE NEXT TWO WEEKS! EV I LT1 ' 1t'oiiii1UIIy llJiotl tooamp!inwt& the metltn • · biJ colll1:rUcled to cutlbke JQUr ria and P. J11G ~.. eomlort. ruaidb' built. doliftr,tJwwndo""' m11oo of traveL Man lwpoiiiDt. the 'UNIOO; POWER-IJNER Ito a aofa U.. It all . . . . Midt.Jt, :u·. eaveyou_,,lhaaa~~liflt.- • ·-·•· INTONATIONAL ' No.)l inaur·tnJJet -,.:lib NO. 10-iiactor·trlilet bos , ancl_ pll-tlttmi.•~~ ba~as-lobo. ~ ·N"a. ~1 · lw 7,00C).(b. ,capadijl on eaq i!Nft roller boar.IJtp ·~ ~-~~~ ~r tins. s~ w•ttue. ,; .tloo; l""f.IJ,!tibt, •a•hew,.wld-l'" 68-itjch rmcl mOko It ideal foi ~Y dlfoi'Cl\t blidlnj jobo. ' , '"- $ioptlliille ~~~o..·,. ·;a , . you _ a .'~·(~" .)_(t(:ort!lkk No. 52 irattoi- NEW YORK UP- Tickle ~ ~Yell Brown, who was the New 4-MILLION 1951 PLYMO~TM 6 Pass. ..... .. .. ... $645 STIVERSVILLE Hit P.ak ea1 SIGNS FIFTH W•hen the plants are put out 10 · ,.. . . . . . • ro .. - - " "" " the garden , a/ starter fertilizer m l.•"';a;;"";;;;;. - ;;;;; w;;;;;;;d;;;w ;;;;;;;•;;;;;;;-;;;;;,,._..'"il·ii'"";;;;;;!ii';;;;;;~~~ th e water poured aroun~ lhl' plants will :help. Tomatoes should not be planted near w&lnut trees. A toxic material is secreted by lhe tree roots. The plaltls wm wilt When bbe roots com~ in cot'l· tact with the toxin. Severe wilt may evefl kill the plant. * * * * * •• ***** TIME IS HERE! • AND 'GO.LDEN BOW IAQR· TWINE toWit.Let.,"""' -- ' I tiiJier The Watero SUr of Lebario<l' is Ohio'• oldes tweekly newspaHf pubiU!hed continuously under the Hme name tlnce t8trl'. 'n ;>...ftber ,...-.;~~ • -1<>-d.of 'foecl dowa the ':!J · Low. to the veJ:etabi.J t~at ¥e ,;rowln« 4-H Nt'\VS P I New otfl~ for the Circle of the B. H. 3u.born llfl~ sionary SOCiety or thn Firat "' "' lilt Cburtb are: chairmaq, 111•· C1emiJ Fox: vlce cNlnnan · aad. procr•m eh•irman , •lfrs. Ra~ Luman, MCfttel'y 1nd reldiW chairman. Mn: L . D. Dilu; trt~ sure, Mrs. Allen Hupe:~ ~ de• l1onal chairm•n, J4rlt. J . Q. Rl'!rr Whl ~ Crosa chairman, Mn. A\11 ton HarrYOn; IAve-gLft ebalrma~ ... Mn. Harold Chue. , " u:compU1hed. Tbe or.l)' eati!h Ia heH lbemlal• hne '.11 bf applied provement of natlve eaUie bi' I.TOSI·b.reedlnt Y a continuhu experiment. The native cattle arc being compared to purebred Hereford• •nd Shorthorn. One ot the . moat lntereatln~ features of the field day waa tb btr~uing of the chicken un.de!' the dtrection pf Mrs. Geneva Nolan. Home Economla Exl<1n alon Agent and the ladlea Of tbe Columbia Home DemODII.ratlon Club uaisted by Pete Shlelda anJ Lauren Hortman on the barbec:•te p..tt.~.- - - - --- .· NIW CII.CLI OfFICIIS ~un,leidfl I)OW oq the mltl't'~t . tnaect t.nd dileUfl e.;;tn.Lrol ean be OUR NEW SUPPLY ~~- ~'!'edy hrty., · S1)l0 •. 'l',vll(lun Pl~'h"''"' .....ill! a:ie)_··~~ :t;lli;w q"'-fi;;_~ '• Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nay :M, 185'7 In tlle llve.ttock field the jm. .n your ,cirden. Tbey .:~.a·t kii~ a ' , I - prd.. but all llilo will be to n ' AIYall It dlleaMt aad ill.IIC'I.a W't' not eoab'OIIe4. ' J - • • Witb Ute new lnaeetleldea • ,.d BALER . TWINE , highway ot ' • Warn Cutworms,. In Season Now For Manr. Farm Crops _ ' > 12~5- Baseball P~view \' On Your ' 1 • ._· -t1~yliner .. " 9:31) Your Hit Par'al!e -" 10:30 News and k HEW, 9:00 Georse Gobel Oh _990 ~pqf U Buddha 33. Partt • 7:00 Per~ Conio 8:00 Ce.iiar'5 lioyf 12:00 The Lone- Ranger I II Hindu ~t. • 1:00 Movie• .. 28. Cloae' to 30. Food BIG ·_J;Qi.fference 6:0Q Roy Ro11era • 6:30 Saiurday Nl(foht fa1~i>_o~ !Afr. ) 9 Snow vehlcte- THERE IS A 5:45 ,Newr Picture 11:00 Big Top SMif •' Middleport 8th. 'J 110 tona of ha' and 100 of prot.ebl •upplemenl . Tbt uvin11 due to tbe winW JllltUre Amou11ted to approxi , IY C. -1. IILAKIILII n•ttly S-4 ton of hay per eo,.. fror c,...qty ......lcultvral ........ .J · Storig.i of, roua:h~:ce on tbt. !iell w~nter. In addition tber( around hu .!proved. a 1dulrable . vaa tbe 11vlnc In labor for harvel!! , PJ"aitlee JD· wort obaerved at the qg end 1torina the routbaa:e u . • SOutheut b.perljD.ent farm ne•.. vell If bOu•Jnl the o:rottle. .lJ'btrt was no ai&nitic.Ult dlf· . C•rpe.ntet durln.C the 1 Me~ J Cou.nt,. ,Field Day, laat week. ~erence in J:aln in wela:ht of tb" ~ _Tids winter ·.pa1tun prO,la 11 ,;owt nor ln birth welibt or "? emled on for 'three year• bu ;ealth or the calves hetween l_bn ! ;- a1town that surplua pastuie. ma) : ows in the barn cr left on p:.l~. .;,:.: ~be beld in J"eserve o:t tb~. pastur " ture. ~ " iJ' fiel~ and used · tor winte11 feed lmport.int po\,ntS' emp~aaiZl"c' -._' for beef b'reedln& cows. i nclu~ed ,the paatur-r must be well' The aru used Wfi appro:d [ertllized. Pasture ·may be usetl '~"" ....Wately 10 acres. The I beef her1 ~urin1 the ,JprinJ: or elll'li' eum-... JWA.S divided lnl.o two grOI.\JW of 11er but auffjclent arowtb must , is near equal type and quality a:: be grown dlll'in( .late •ummer poaaible ot t5 coWJ each. One \nd · IIIII so tbere Ia plenty of - poup of 1e cows wu wintered ir vowt!i ~n the around when the · the barn. The other ~~:roup ·fro .• L ~attle are turned in. '11lis winter pastur(' program November to January was plac:e(l on· the winter puture with no eoupJed ·wllh ~ood permonenl !upp1em~ntal feed except '" wb~n puture management is a way or ariow covered lhf! grouQ.d. helpin,~J farmers cut the c0:11t of ·D~lQa.. the three year periorl prod'l!ction. (1& eowi eacb year) the cows on Another i{ltereaUng project ohpasture received 3 ton~ or hli and 600 pounds of prorein sup- served wa:~ the usc of summer 1 , plement. The eoWS \o th~ barn seedinas to establish let:ume· ty Je m~adows. The normal practice. of "tc dnriru~ ' the IUirrte ,oerlo-t l'eceive1 spring seeding of . meadows haF pot b~n tQO ~ Sl,ICCeslf'ul in recent y~ars. If the fanner has a goud vleld of graln, frequently the seeding ha., ·been very poor. I Work ia Jn progress at the ex periment farJI) ~n r•uon to seedln~ in 'AuiJUSl and September following the grain harvest. The . land following graht harve'it i1 eitb_er, plowed or diseed to pre· pare the seedbed. • Seei:Unp have bet>n, made on August 115 September l. Septembe,r 1D abd Setember 30. Fan' ' er.ll wiiJ find observation of the . HOLLAND ~ different Scedings of ln.terest ow" . (. ' ' ~ ' ' 10·30 Tal« of I' Tex01 R•neero 11;50 a. m4 19 Mwtlc " Ranch 3;$K) S~ King5:30 Sports Eye News :-::-~-- Sign On Circle ~ S Gumliy Fury Capt. Gallant Tru~ $tory Dotoiciivo'a Dl'17 Down on the Farm Hopalong Cassidy· TBA 1:30 Bauball io chalcedony • 4 Doctor & Cat. and I abbr. I S Harbors dots 13\ang• 8:25 8:30 9:30 10:(111 10:30 11 :00 , 1!;30 lz:OO 112:30 1 1:00 WJEH 3 ·rw1tled fabric t . Flrat-rat.e ·v/SAZ -TV ,Chan"el :,; · _Friday · ·Saturdo1:..a.a.nel l~~~~~m:e~etl~n~g~w~ll~l~b~e~gi:n~,~~~~ DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Oranao·red ' U!ud' \ Several Hundred ISION .. GU 6:58 'sisn .on 7:00 Today O:Ot! I\Oml'<'f Boom • 'i IO:IJO- The Prlte ls ldght wrto wl1t gtaCiuate In 1958. Th ~ IO~SO Truth or Consequence• Eli~tl:l. Grade chorua sang 'Tree 1' 11:~ Tic Tae ~o~h 11.nd' ''My Own Aftlblca• djrected · 11 :30 R c.\ulcUe Too by Bolts. Clarence Lacey wi ' h 12:00 Current Ju9ith Butder, pianist. 1·00 ·My I;ittle M'11rgie 1'1te rtaduatei 1 are: Thomas Ro· 1:SO Ten~~tsee- Ernie ger Anderson , James and Shirl ~ v 2:00 Mat.irtee Thea tel' Batey, John ·Richard Blak"J ·. 3.00 Queen For A Day Phyllis Bostic, Randr./11 J(lelth 3:43 Modern Romances llowles, Edward Eugene B}.lllch ,' 4:00_ Comet:ly Time Jud!th Pearl· Butcher, Donald 4.30 Movletime Harley Call, Evelyn LO\) i!!le Cap· ~ :30 Cartoons tehia. l ltita Jean Catr, Chrl~tine Coats, r~ ~~~'':tkok ~rbara JO and B~tty Ann Cover t, 6:~0 ' W:~tth•"l:ftP ~fi MiJler Etwin, Jamt!s By.ron 6:85 S1!9Hl Slo• fta~er, Jlni Harris, Danny J>e ' 8:411 NBC New; Hlndy, James Milton Jiood, Lar v 7:00 :Biondle . Roger Hosch.ar, James 7:30· IJfo' of Iilley Hoyt, Jon Dale and Ronald 8:00 The Joseph Cotton Show Jacobs, Kay Jenkln!!lon, Rona 8:30 The Big story . Koenig. ' King, James Reed 0:00 Cavalcade of Sport~ .David Merrill K-onkrlght, Beeky 9:45 F..,noua FlthtJ 1_.ou-.rd, Barbara Jean ;.._tttle, Da 10:00 Df••Jiudl!ona lournal ,. • Yld Richard LonJ, ])avid Russr U 10:30 N.,.s 'll'eadlines L)'ons, John Edwar,d LyonS, Kar 10:40 Nltewat<h en Sue McElhinny, Dora Darle.le 12:00 'i'o!>ltrJ1l McKee, Franees Lou Pettit, Mary 1:00 Sip Off F..usan Probaseo, Susan El!Jabeth PullinB, Jackly'll Gay Ratliff, D'll' Ia Marie 'Rice. Rosetta Jo Richards, Caroltn Swe Russell, Bill Joe Soltei, J<J dtth Ann Sauer,, Wi1llam M'illll 1 Stobart, Richard Nolan swaek hamer. Clyda Mae and Cl~de AI· bert Taylor. Robert Franklin V1. ~ Cconey, carolvn Elizabeth Welt1, Alite Ann Wickline, Ida Mtu~ Wilwn and Janice Louise Zirkle. ·• ,...do .FARM ,:NEfS . Daily Sentinel ' Day Book . REFUSE TO ANSWER, TOO. Wlrot Really Counts? These Ideas Suggest '' ' • .' • • COME IN TODAY! llt{Ulpjiod to'ineOl· )'011\' 'bc!edL ' STARTING · 'l\·~} Writer. MAY 27 I C'holce 32 Tlllage- • • • ' • To you, graduate' of 1957, we extend heartiest congratulations and sincere wishes for 0 happy, successful future. You ~on, be, justly proud of your scholastic achievements, and we join ~ith all your friends on~ n_ eigbbQrs_in saluting yclu. 3~ Mu11h: nott :16 Ame-~lcan .' lniiiiJft :n Humble 38 City 1rt.) 40 River (0tll J. 41 F.rmlne 2 Come lntp vLtow. " DAILY CRYPTOQUOT'I: ..o line'• .,. to D lt :B AI 4 X•ll .. to L 0 N 1\ t'JI L .. ll W ll'flt It: A. X Y ', . ' , Ont letter 11Im ply •tanda for anotbet. In lJ.:I• llh'lple· A,.11f, tiaed for· thl!' th1te L')l, X for ,the, two g·~ et~. 1, $11\*le It~~,.. •w-• trtlphu, the length a~d .fo~I(Jj oiHifl. '\lordat are 1 ill .hll\lfl,' H:M· h da)' the code le-tt•re llr~: tU~rtitt. ~ '• ·\ •~~ ' ~ A ( 'r:rpMt:ranw. Quttalion . ' .... SOiiSJ SJFS'R - SK"'N:X WV>'. &R M •· c .. Yf'~t~rdfty'• "",Beq ' Hotfar:d Allen ·' 'FNN T6-SJ ~ ~ · Jv oc•i_;c:S-~T·o~'lio ~ f'r)'pt...\lett-: COUNS~Io ? 'TIS <':'AKA!',. JtOSI!:tJ,T PURTON. ~ 1o\ 'Yoj FX NOVR N·•·•v :~H~~~~~~~?~~::f~ OfV' pOOD , 'w j if40THINd - • lll~,t Foster Gro~ ,.. ' ... . Eorlie11•Moturlty . . . .."'' .. ) . ?ollllhed ' For .- ....... ••tter Stort . ~ ·-, ' ' SURE . WIH • ' ' !' ' ' • ' • :I}~ ~- ~~~.,J, . STARl~-M-~ F-~1)$. • ! • • ' · · -·'wcir!L. . a DISCOUNT rec:erit ~ Mr. anll B. R. Allen. , Emtpalee 1nd Kenmtth Brewu, started tbelr tour wJ.th .lbt· othef ~cl,U, High ~ USE ' .· Blr :h. of' hi• parent!, )lr~. '- ·• '~0% recer.t ·, ' DOWN AKa ' . ... ' 42 !kotf 43 Trianltl~ part ·H lhm•«'a' food o c;; Yc~ · - • -~- R·U~ ·FLOUR MILL ··. Mr. Mra. ' loin-Dobbih an~ ehtl(fren, Colutpb\IJ w.n~ weete,,c. peat, or her ~e~ts, 'M)o. and Mtl. .Edgar Brewer'. de.. -Wolf ciUed. ~~~ hlo pO" ent, M'r. an.d ]itn. ~vld WOJ.!e. Eber c.rPtnt«' and Don B~ ' · atterided Masonic Jcida• -at RlclRJI Tq_~dllf even1n1. ,..r. irr. ond M>-. Randall -caUed,. . ~tn llrri Doll Talbott. New Lexi~11' ' f,lr, and ON ALL FIRST LINE TIRES "2 TOTAL · ' OUIINCI OIOWINCI. PIIIOO • , • ., , 1- C -..... Yes. puH•h were produced on fhe. . ' PROVICO RESEAIICH F.t.RMS fooo an ..-..rooo . food - of nc (b•··~ on ....a pricot) w.,.,; iod wllfl.26% pROVICO GROWER : (wllfl AP-51 aod whole oa'lo ' ., _, HoiflcO GioWJN(f M.uH • , , • lite ICOHOMY .IIACICAGL . - .. . LET US MOUNT and BALANCE YOUR TIRES AT OUR 'TIRE SERVICE CENTER ' · Our Gurtuitee Corrie• No 'flnle UDtlt A11d No Mll~«ge Limit- Une~ndiltonol Guarantee 1 HURRY, HURRY - BUY NOW- AT I PROVICO MILLING & · FEED ·co. ' -· ~MluenvtUe, •u. . POME'RO E. Main St. �. ...., . ,, '' . • . ' \ l 2.---Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 24, 1957 Other Things Than Money Can Bring Everyday Contentment To People · · What rea-by counts in liYlng? Materialism says money ~an buy everything. Usually, most of us who "don't have enough money to find out whether that Is true or not settle for other things that .. really count." It's certainly true that one doesn't need a Jot of money to be happy. And It's quite true that everyone who has plenty of money is n<'t always happy. So, maybe there's aomethlng to this selection of gleanings from a radio address made by A. B. Graham at Washington D. C., in 1938. Who is Mr. Graham' We don't know. But he puts his ideas together in fine nutshell style: '·"Happiness - How fortullllte Is the boy or girlln a family where there is love and mutual helpfulness: where parents understand children ' becau~ they were once children; where problems and troubl es are discussed and solved within the I family circle. "Friendship - We will make more frienps by lnteresllng ourselves in others than we can by trying to ipterest them in us. "Optimism - Optimists see the best in others and find lt reflected in themselves. "Punctuality - - It counts to ·bt on lime. GGOd jobs have been lost because an applicant failed to be on time for an Interview "Confidence - Confidence ln your word is w6rth mor~ than money. Wh~n I was six years old my father bought me a baliloon at a fair. Soon it gnt away and I cried. A man with us ;It ~he fair promised to buy me another balloon. He forgot to bu)' 11. Years later I reminded him of his broken promise. He said: "Won't you ever forget anything?" I replied: "Never promls• a c~Ud :"hat y_ou do not expect to luUlil; it may be remember· ed. ' Thl9 apphes equally to grown-ups. " Integrity - If you want good standing in make payments promptly. Don't abuse such a valuable and ous thing as credit. "Toleration - Every person has a right to his opinion should arrive at hlo own conclQsioha but don't be 'one.glded. Discuss ~at:ns with other people in whose judgment you have confidence, even though you may not agree with them . "Honesty- It counts to build a repulation for fairness and honesty, not merely talking about it but by living 11. , "Understanding - It counts to be Interested In young people. This interest keeps one young. I recall a Sunday School tea~her who understood boys. She saw the funny side of what we told her. What the Scotch poet Campbell said applies well to her: '"!'olive In hearts we Jeaw behind Is not to die." SO Students mora Carolyn Boice, Carol Jane Bowers, Aaron Buffington, Ronnie Lee Calvert, Eldon Martin Carman, (Contlnul!d from P:l lt~ One! Gary Ivan C&rlll1lln, Mlllard FrankBearh11, Theodore Meier :Seeete, lin Clouae, Carol Mario Curtis. JerPbyllla VlrgenJJ Blackwood , ija· ry Mooney Davis, Barbara Ann 00110van, Robert Homer Eastman. Mary Jane Eichinger, Max Al- 111/.lflll '• tiJffllf WHAT A RELAXING ' ' ' WAY TO DINEl i, I ~ I f' "' VIsit Our Air f ' Conditioned Restaurant Todayl M&ke It a habit to drop in for a snack - a coffee break. A well served meal at easy-on-the-budget prices, SERVICE AS YOU LIKE IT! len Eichinger, Michael Jan Evans, Alden Euaene Frye, Una Faye Gearhart, Ra<'hel Marie Genheimer Richard Allen Genheimer, Carl VIncent Gheen , ThOJfli!IIAe Goett, Harold E. Hater, Mary A. Haa:gy, Carole Jean Hamm, Jimmy Joe Hem®ley, Artie Wilma Hendrick!, Ruth Anr'l llorak, Charlei Richard Houda.,helt, Judith Kay Hoyt, Mar· vln Wend()Jl Jeffers, Maurice Edgar John10n, Everett Ray Johnson Sol John,on, Jr., Phyllis lrene Kap~ pie. Mnry J.ou Kapteina, Betty Jane Kellu, Milton Bruce Lambert, Wit· llam Remtord Lambert, Clarente Boyer McCabe, BeHy Lou McGrath ~Indo Lou Moore, Dan Edgar Mor: ru, Janet Sut Morris . Ruby Ann Musser, Rita Ann Neutdlng Benjamin Eugene Nonla, Leah' June O'Brien, Herbert Michael Ohijnger, Tommy Lee Persinger, Teran Earlene Renahaw, Alma Louiac Reynolds, Edith Mae Rit~l. Robert nemin& Roberti, Janice Rou1h, Vauahn Leroy SauRita Ann Scholl, April Shas. teen, Robert ElwoOd Shinn, Carolyn Kay Siuon, John Ralph Sisaon, Don1ld Edward Smlth, Ju· dlth Ann Spt~neer, Lawrence FrankUn Still, Un.da Jllrle Stock· tor , Brenda . Lee StriUM, J'lnet Leone Struble, Lila Sue Terrell, Suzanne Vaulban, Jame1 Robert White, Manlin Clyde White, Larry Reed WllderDJuth, Tbotnfa MJehael Sbaron Dorlnd1 wu. •on and Willlom Alben Woodard. Wlilourh~y. MARTIN RESTAURANT N. 2nd Ave, Middleport Well and dauahter Mary Bailey Sun- • wctu -r'o M~ET • The Pomeroy wcru will meet Tuesday at 7:30P. M. at tbe UoUed Methodist Church. Mrs. C. E. W. Downie Will be ,the program lead· er. r f ' NEW CITIZEN Mr. and M'rs. C. E. C1irk are announcing the birth of a six pound efgh~ uunee JOn, .iohn Mlehael, Wednesday, May 23, at the Sehae· k.el Cllnjc, MaS"on, W. Va. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mra. Ernest Clark, Apple Grove. The Clarks also have two other sons David and Steven. ' l DUV MUTING Jane Howell Tent Daughters of Union Veterans will meet Monday at the DAV Halt at 7:30 P. M. . I • r' During the evenins tbe follow-~ ouUitandlnJ: worlt ln'"the. Commer~ ing awards wcrj! announced and clal D~pattment'. to Cii'lll Ramey presented . ltJell:ard 1 New Have~. A Freshm&m Scholarship .at Babe RutJ!I FOU:adaHOD AW~~d Ohio Univ~rslty In Athens to for quaUtleB oJ · sportJmansmp June Spencer. ·disJ)l.Q"td in l!lb&Ol and h A scholarship to the ' ~ehool of .tO ~ Davl.s, his choice in Welt Virginia to · 04 Mt•· T. R. Bob Oliver son of l!Jt. and MN. jnj to ~or~e Chester otiver of Clifton. 't'llf -lfOI: ef. ID. and Weft C;:,~ scholarship is worth 1500 ,a yeal' and is spoL\sored b)' the $late (:a<>~ 1gl~~•'"!!)1 J<Y!ara ta Qf West Virginia. Farm Women's Councjl f..H Award to June Spencer. New Haven Mill Voeation:'ll· Agriculture Award to 'sam.ny Hoft.ma1n, son of M11. and M'r11 Robert Hoffman · Of L~tart Route. . The award was 8 ' ~ht\-1: for 1'2'1 ' an~d was pres en~ by Glenn Mr. anJ Mf!.. Charles Fau'k SmitbJ Wahama v -ae Instructor. and children and Mr. and M:u Jr. OUAJI.f Award o )oey Rou~ & outst.andlng Wvatt Gilbert and scm Jlmm; son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roush a~hiev•ment, t!IUed on Mr. an;d Mrs. Robert of New Haven and pi esented t;y .Spence( aud F~tulk Sunday ·afternoon. , Johnson Scarberry. ' An anonymous awarh of $M to 0( Mra. Helen the Ch:apel, M11y 23. the s enior w:ho contributed m ;st AriOD Award to to religious Jiving and exemp'l -d1ughter of Mr. fled Christian living to R~th Carmack of· Le-Sayre daughter of :M-:- a:nd Mrs. tart . \ Geori e Sayre, New Haven. DAR American History A..,.ard to DAR Home Economics AwaJ d HenderltOn pf the Junior to Pef!l gy Blessing, daughter of and the son df Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Claren('e B1easm (, Paul Kend!iU'son of New Haven. Letart Route. A -cotnplimelltary ~l1ar'1 aub· ~ouaty Danforth Foundati on Award 5crlptlon to the Readers' Digest to for development ment ally, phy~ti­ the val!Jlidorian of the elus Jqne ri ally religiously and in schol.:~r Spencer. ship J ane Icenhower, daugbt :-f Mrs. Lon a Jones, class l'pOnsor 1 or Mrs Edna Icenhower ot Ma· each member of the son ami AUen Harris , son or M · a whlte rose, the cl•u """''with and Mrg. Frank Harris, Mason. n , as lhe membt'rs left tlh Uons Club Award of $10 ior stage after receiving his or he" diploma. (Continued from Pa,;e One) Mill apencer told the group that Ll isn 't how many storms "we have at sea bllt how many time we brin!l pu r ship to port." Mu&ic for the exerc!Jies WillS presented bY the Wahama White Falcon Con cert Band under the dlr"ction of Jam es Breen. The boal'ld played the Proceuional an 1 the Recessional and the follow ing numbers : ''Sy ncopated Clock" b)' Leroy Ander9on , "Kom9'J, Suuer Tod'' by Bach, and "Ma'lequcan<~ " by LeCuna The Invocation atld the bencdi.c· Lion for the e venin ~ were giveJl by Rev L R. Mahon ey of t~ ! Mason EUB C h~ c h . Principal Clyde Foley prescntt d the c11ss to Superintendent of Schools C •· H Withers, who In turn pre~n erl the diplomas: '·· In presenting th~ class, Fo l e~ told them that thmga are n , really aS bad tu tht•y seem and are snmetlmes pictured to peo p' ~ He advised the Qr~du a t es that t!\ is "our ret~ponslb 1 hty to make things betler or WD r~e by ot: r own eondu ct and act10ns as " f" have been taught and as we hav learned ":'llher~ ur ~ed th~ me~bers ~ ? go mto the fLeld for which lh<:r' ar~ bes ~ filted and not to choo.,c the ca!uest thin&. He told. the. 1 t~at the worth whl1e thm gs .'1 lire are not easy And are a re~l chullcnge Meigs 6 FPnC"Jng .sword 1 L1llle child 8 Tbadftsh 10. Prl!cloua 1tonea n Ani.Uveot Koll peonin, 13 Aacrlbt U . J:ver.lnl (poet.) 1& Dove coop 16 Creek letttr , 17 Mln~tere' aldl 19 Nour~ht4 nott' Young oyster 22 Decorate• 23. Saya again ~~ 2$ (pl.l (Continued from Paae One) ed them lor the betterment of the world Including the cJiacoverer of the:~~~S:a:tll~~-p~o~U~o;!Oiv,actc!IM other aft i In RIVt'r 11. ArUat'a workrQOm li tntupreta 32 JS. Sl1na1 . 111118....., ••• .,.. I 34 . Pltchtr , ••• Istandj 36. DnAA<>d :II' FOOd I H. l . l 40 Wins •" OrotPCt ' A)'IHem 18 Chill,. ,.. 10:00 TBA tChln 1 20. Pole~ '. RJctio. ·DiCI~. . J&rment ULand ' , ., rf\t'8o'IUI'C . a4 A b&tPment .......... . ' .t'• ' (colloq.) 28 Thu1 27 Not lh·lnJ: Quantlly of pa~r 31 Tcmakt . ., ~porta ' f ..!""''""'m ,,' • ,, Si! THE ..... • 10:40 Nitewatch ' w·ith '·, .The Baler 12:30 Sign Of(. -~ j.~ Fuhl.,. ,.'Jil , \/'>, 1itto¥-· .... '· .,, .. ' ~.~ ' lnsteod --t 4 ' '. il{ •,:, ,J~' >~ .-FultQn 1 ' 'I B:OO 'Life On The,...Farm 8:30 Captain KangarOO . \ ' P:30 lfighty Mouse Playhouse.'" ~ 10.00 Lucky 8 Jl.onch 1~:30 • :T' hompson . " ' ' 12:55 Game O.f the Week 4.00 ' Fea'ture Re}>Or& ' < 4:30 TV Classroom 5:00 Air Power 5 30 I I l , ' ' • • , fI "-•"' t,:,..., .. CJ , I fiu can haul 3'h ton• with a , McCormlcll Life in USA' : ' ~· ,.. 1., No- S1Tractor-frailer· Ran&c Rider 8;90 Zane G~y tbeatre ' .' 6:30 7:00 ' the Weith~ .1 :f;oo ~ ;,~~r~=·~. !houn: • ' • the next few 7e1r1. Eltabliabment of • letume In pe:rmnent puture 11 allo· under triaL Two,, cbemlealt have be1 UHd to kill the ~lUe#UI . Bird' loot treioil hu then been aeede · dter prepantion of the .eedbe11 bf dbelng. ' ~i:~ifc~ bu1 alUln,a: on your de-alert abeJ '. ..,.,.., Pvrpog· .,.,., ., l!h'•• For control if m01t "nten lu Jectl and diJellt.l, the -plant tuth'Jios l•la aDd eat.oJnqiD,i:bta 1 ·c ' West VIrginia UDiviinlty 1 re· commended tbe use of tbree m 1· teriula· M•latbiOn, .)'[ethoQ"eklor, ~d Zineb. 'llhe t.lllatblon and Methoxychlur will r.ontroi the inaects, the Zineb will control lhe fungua diaeases ~~oueh •• tomato bU,:bl . Tbe use of all three in 1 duat 'lr spr•y 1bould ctv~ roU udsfactory rnult.J. ~:felt T• Ml• In midng the all pQJ:poae Gar· The Pomeroy Bender• 4-H Cl•1b den Spray, us~ for eaeh calllln 'met 'May 18 at Mrs. C. E. Blakes- of water ~ 1 Tablespoon of a 50% Malathion; ·3 Table1poon1 of a SO lee'• home 'I'he project Ieason was to fh % Methoxyc:blor abd 3 TJbl ~ IJJh first article lSeWII\Il and l'poons of r. 8M4 Zlneb. ~ To improve the "lti$ln•" qua 1tart on Lhe second. Mrs. Blakeslee was In c:barre. \fen attended. litiea of the spray, add· 1-4 leuJunior leadera Patty poon off Dreft ot. Fab to ea~ Jan('t Carpenter, Jean gallon or tbe apl'lly solution. are to p1aD for ar. all day •••••'" I You may be unable to jA at C8nter'6 Cue. ol-H Camp 011 tbeae- che.mlea!J ~M'·M·Z) In the percentage IJilirlurM J have ~1-.t · Monday, May 27th. ed. .In tbat cue yqu Wlll bave to Tbe Salem Center Glrla 4-H mix them vroportional1y. • For Club met MaY 21 at the S1letn example: the. epray eaU.. tor 1 Ci.n ter School when thl!l ,-projet..of. tablespoOn of' a ·GO'% Mfiatblon. lesson was stitehes .1nd _where If ,.our dealer: Gas only • 2&% m f·' used 11n(J ._ow tp pae a. patten tur-e of Malathion, 'YOU would uJe and cake bakinr. Ml'l. Orion twi..: ..~>Ji:" ~mj;i;"•:tih~Jo';or 2 ta:blapoons Roush and M'r~- Tratt Tacke t ~ ·Per ptiori ot were in ebarae as dem0natrat1o..l8 1 . •••"1.~· I were an sewing biakeU 'and conG!IMral PvrpoM Dult tents and proper table aettina A general .purpose duat lh(N.i.d Also how to fit a dMY pattern eon.taln: , and how to place 1 pattern on rna· !1% Malathion, 5~ Metbox,y~ terial. Sixteen attended including chlor; 3.1 or 5~% Zineb. The'lfl two guesta. , ebemleals may be duated on your ' COLUM'BUS, a .-Tomatoes ate Yetetablea either sinl)y Ol' eom- one of the most poplllar vegebined in one dw:l It malr:ei n.> tables raised in Ohio . difference. Just 80 you set the ll on your 'Piant.t. In addition to extensive co.,• ."1. LIHet 8111 _ mercial pLBntlngs, . nearly every 'nl.e Muon county lkr.ne De· home gsrden has a f~w plants. monstration Clubcl dNIA»i i Many commerclal growers pm suppJy of the ''litter bap" , may duee u many as 15·50 pounds of piek tbem Up at tbe ~tension ripe £~it per plant in the J:ase nf OUice: TheY" ci re $1.110 per 100. field grown tomatoes and about haU as much when' raised on stakes. Others can do the sam ~ by observing a few principle~ n: gardilig tomato plant growth. The tomato plant make.s it, best arowth during warm weath et. TOp mucb w&ter, either naturor ·by irrigation, will cau•e excesalve vine growth, especiollw COIJUMBUS, 0 .-Thls is the if fertiLizer high In mtrogen hiS season to be on tbe ' lookou& f'r been applied liberally. Under conditions the l>lossotns may cutworm da'mue, ,advises D. Lyl ~ and the fruit ~ et WLJI tl •~ Gole'riiari, .Ohio State University extensiOn entomologist · temperatures also !Iff •cl Cutworms, be say'!!, are par'i c~Jarly troublesome In fruit se:t. Cool nights, with t~ '' WILLIAM F. GREGORY peratures below 58 degrees ro ~ ~owing 1od, They MHon County A""t · J week or two, will caUJe drop oU plants either above Controlling Dilt"" ping or many blossom-s. Jdenl the surf~tce of the soil, Home gardenfl_rt can plant l'f!· lnJ', on the kind, soil night temperatures for maXImUit! eonmvmded vegetable variet'e! arid .moisture. fruit set are eo to 70 degree5 F Ie~m:r:er according to recommen~ The entomolOgist suggest& Hot, drytng winds when, blossom& dat1ons, b~ their wife a to .sprnlng or dusting tlelds as soon are opemng and shedding , polbn cut weedll and do everytl1ing as damaae is evident with also will incr~ase. blO!IIOm drop M ~t ra:Jnbe and are e :· phene (2 pounds per acre), heptadrop chlor, (~ pounds per acre), or am-pies of varieties dieldrin (¥.!: to % pGunds per acre). The material should b .. ' dlrec!ted oVer ~ r.ow. Toxaphene balt.i, prepared by ~ixing 3 pounds of actual tox l· phene with 100 pounda of bra,, also are effective, Goleman s6y'1f. ·IIi• 11.-o·a • • ·. 8'1111 .!'(~ . 's:tio Filllolli OrrviUe, Obio ha• cornered tha apple butter market, aellinc Jl$ · .old fuhioned 9J'oduc.t from coaal , to coast. s,., POULTRYMEN To Produce Hatching Eggs For lite Nlehols-Flemittc Hoteldllc Egg ProgriiB 50% Home Gardeners Can Have High Tomato Productiop As Farmers blossoms . readily during cod weAther. Valbmt, Moreton Hybnd Early Red and LOng ned are v'i-· lelies that . will usua11y .set fr 1 t under le'as fiVMllble conditions. Oyer ferUil:r.ation should b•' '• , oi~ed. AR averaKe applicalwn o( 2~35 poun~ per 1000 square feet of a complete fertililer hk • 4-1&8, or equiValent, wiU be ad .. quate on most lbams, silt l~,n.; and s1lty clay loam soil!. If manure has been applied recentl y, an analysis lower in nitrogeq. ma v be used. One like 0.21HO or eq o~· valent contaming 'lO nitrogen may be advisable when poultry manure has been ased. · VANCOUVER, B. C.: Eddie Cotw..h., stopped AI Hogan., 111'!4. Montreal (5). LOS ANGELES: Lui• p.,.z, ion, ' 161~. hattie. 134, NII'W' York, &topped Jull•h V• l•~e~ue-, 1:13• . La Mlblr1, Calif., (5). Suburban. Original black finish, good tires. Sharp Inside and out. One of those hard to find models. Only- POMEROY MOTO.R CO. Wfl JJAVE .. Houro' 8:00 A.M.- 8:00 P.M. OF loo4 of c:ot1! "" III*Ja io the field, the ' York GJantM' ::rn~ draft cbOice five years ago, has .li1ned bis fifth N• tion.al Football League contract with the dub. Brown, 8-3, 245pounder, is regarded by some observers as t!:le fastest "big man" Jn the NFI. . hold longer , with. , Hichols '12'f ,. Health makes • the dilferettce 1\ /'rlrl~·.·r~r~N.-.-.· . I Purina ·Chows Try them, ond ••• t Fleming Hatcheries OHIO VALLEY FEED CO. Phone 3751 Bulne MILES OF TIRES MUST GO IN THE NEXT TWO WEEKS! EV I LT1 ' 1t'oiiii1UIIy llJiotl tooamp!inwt& the metltn • · biJ colll1:rUcled to cutlbke JQUr ria and P. J11G ~.. eomlort. ruaidb' built. doliftr,tJwwndo""' m11oo of traveL Man lwpoiiiDt. the 'UNIOO; POWER-IJNER Ito a aofa U.. It all . . . . Midt.Jt, :u·. eaveyou_,,lhaaa~~liflt.- • ·-·•· INTONATIONAL ' No.)l inaur·tnJJet -,.:lib NO. 10-iiactor·trlilet bos , ancl_ pll-tlttmi.•~~ ba~as-lobo. ~ ·N"a. ~1 · lw 7,00C).(b. ,capadijl on eaq i!Nft roller boar.IJtp ·~ ~-~~~ ~r tins. s~ w•ttue. ,; .tloo; l""f.IJ,!tibt, •a•hew,.wld-l'" 68-itjch rmcl mOko It ideal foi ~Y dlfoi'Cl\t blidlnj jobo. ' , '"- $ioptlliille ~~~o..·,. ·;a , . you _ a .'~·(~" .)_(t(:ort!lkk No. 52 irattoi- NEW YORK UP- Tickle ~ ~Yell Brown, who was the New 4-MILLION 1951 PLYMO~TM 6 Pass. ..... .. .. ... $645 STIVERSVILLE Hit P.ak ea1 SIGNS FIFTH W•hen the plants are put out 10 · ,.. . . . . . • ro .. - - " "" " the garden , a/ starter fertilizer m l.•"';a;;"";;;;;. - ;;;;; w;;;;;;;d;;;w ;;;;;;;•;;;;;;;-;;;;;,,._..'"il·ii'"";;;;;;!ii';;;;;;~~~ th e water poured aroun~ lhl' plants will :help. Tomatoes should not be planted near w&lnut trees. A toxic material is secreted by lhe tree roots. The plaltls wm wilt When bbe roots com~ in cot'l· tact with the toxin. Severe wilt may evefl kill the plant. * * * * * •• ***** TIME IS HERE! • AND 'GO.LDEN BOW IAQR· TWINE toWit.Let.,"""' -- ' I tiiJier The Watero SUr of Lebario<l' is Ohio'• oldes tweekly newspaHf pubiU!hed continuously under the Hme name tlnce t8trl'. 'n ;>...ftber ,...-.;~~ • -1<>-d.of 'foecl dowa the ':!J · Low. to the veJ:etabi.J t~at ¥e ,;rowln« 4-H Nt'\VS P I New otfl~ for the Circle of the B. H. 3u.born llfl~ sionary SOCiety or thn Firat "' "' lilt Cburtb are: chairmaq, 111•· C1emiJ Fox: vlce cNlnnan · aad. procr•m eh•irman , •lfrs. Ra~ Luman, MCfttel'y 1nd reldiW chairman. Mn: L . D. Dilu; trt~ sure, Mrs. Allen Hupe:~ ~ de• l1onal chairm•n, J4rlt. J . Q. Rl'!rr Whl ~ Crosa chairman, Mn. A\11 ton HarrYOn; IAve-gLft ebalrma~ ... Mn. Harold Chue. , " u:compU1hed. Tbe or.l)' eati!h Ia heH lbemlal• hne '.11 bf applied provement of natlve eaUie bi' I.TOSI·b.reedlnt Y a continuhu experiment. The native cattle arc being compared to purebred Hereford• •nd Shorthorn. One ot the . moat lntereatln~ features of the field day waa tb btr~uing of the chicken un.de!' the dtrection pf Mrs. Geneva Nolan. Home Economla Exl<1n alon Agent and the ladlea Of tbe Columbia Home DemODII.ratlon Club uaisted by Pete Shlelda anJ Lauren Hortman on the barbec:•te p..tt.~.- - - - --- .· NIW CII.CLI OfFICIIS ~un,leidfl I)OW oq the mltl't'~t . tnaect t.nd dileUfl e.;;tn.Lrol ean be OUR NEW SUPPLY ~~- ~'!'edy hrty., · S1)l0 •. 'l',vll(lun Pl~'h"''"' .....ill! a:ie)_··~~ :t;lli;w q"'-fi;;_~ '• Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nay :M, 185'7 In tlle llve.ttock field the jm. .n your ,cirden. Tbey .:~.a·t kii~ a ' , I - prd.. but all llilo will be to n ' AIYall It dlleaMt aad ill.IIC'I.a W't' not eoab'OIIe4. ' J - • • Witb Ute new lnaeetleldea • ,.d BALER . TWINE , highway ot ' • Warn Cutworms,. In Season Now For Manr. Farm Crops _ ' > 12~5- Baseball P~view \' On Your ' 1 • ._· -t1~yliner .. " 9:31) Your Hit Par'al!e -" 10:30 News and k HEW, 9:00 Georse Gobel Oh _990 ~pqf U Buddha 33. Partt • 7:00 Per~ Conio 8:00 Ce.iiar'5 lioyf 12:00 The Lone- Ranger I II Hindu ~t. • 1:00 Movie• .. 28. Cloae' to 30. Food BIG ·_J;Qi.fference 6:0Q Roy Ro11era • 6:30 Saiurday Nl(foht fa1~i>_o~ !Afr. ) 9 Snow vehlcte- THERE IS A 5:45 ,Newr Picture 11:00 Big Top SMif •' Middleport 8th. 'J 110 tona of ha' and 100 of prot.ebl •upplemenl . Tbt uvin11 due to tbe winW JllltUre Amou11ted to approxi , IY C. -1. IILAKIILII n•ttly S-4 ton of hay per eo,.. fror c,...qty ......lcultvral ........ .J · Storig.i of, roua:h~:ce on tbt. !iell w~nter. In addition tber( around hu .!proved. a 1dulrable . vaa tbe 11vlnc In labor for harvel!! , PJ"aitlee JD· wort obaerved at the qg end 1torina the routbaa:e u . • SOutheut b.perljD.ent farm ne•.. vell If bOu•Jnl the o:rottle. .lJ'btrt was no ai&nitic.Ult dlf· . C•rpe.ntet durln.C the 1 Me~ J Cou.nt,. ,Field Day, laat week. ~erence in J:aln in wela:ht of tb" ~ _Tids winter ·.pa1tun prO,la 11 ,;owt nor ln birth welibt or "? emled on for 'three year• bu ;ealth or the calves hetween l_bn ! ;- a1town that surplua pastuie. ma) : ows in the barn cr left on p:.l~. .;,:.: ~be beld in J"eserve o:t tb~. pastur " ture. ~ " iJ' fiel~ and used · tor winte11 feed lmport.int po\,ntS' emp~aaiZl"c' -._' for beef b'reedln& cows. i nclu~ed ,the paatur-r must be well' The aru used Wfi appro:d [ertllized. Pasture ·may be usetl '~"" ....Wately 10 acres. The I beef her1 ~urin1 the ,JprinJ: or elll'li' eum-... JWA.S divided lnl.o two grOI.\JW of 11er but auffjclent arowtb must , is near equal type and quality a:: be grown dlll'in( .late •ummer poaaible ot t5 coWJ each. One \nd · IIIII so tbere Ia plenty of - poup of 1e cows wu wintered ir vowt!i ~n the around when the · the barn. The other ~~:roup ·fro .• L ~attle are turned in. '11lis winter pastur(' program November to January was plac:e(l on· the winter puture with no eoupJed ·wllh ~ood permonenl !upp1em~ntal feed except '" wb~n puture management is a way or ariow covered lhf! grouQ.d. helpin,~J farmers cut the c0:11t of ·D~lQa.. the three year periorl prod'l!ction. (1& eowi eacb year) the cows on Another i{ltereaUng project ohpasture received 3 ton~ or hli and 600 pounds of prorein sup- served wa:~ the usc of summer 1 , plement. The eoWS \o th~ barn seedinas to establish let:ume· ty Je m~adows. The normal practice. of "tc dnriru~ ' the IUirrte ,oerlo-t l'eceive1 spring seeding of . meadows haF pot b~n tQO ~ Sl,ICCeslf'ul in recent y~ars. If the fanner has a goud vleld of graln, frequently the seeding ha., ·been very poor. I Work ia Jn progress at the ex periment farJI) ~n r•uon to seedln~ in 'AuiJUSl and September following the grain harvest. The . land following graht harve'it i1 eitb_er, plowed or diseed to pre· pare the seedbed. • Seei:Unp have bet>n, made on August 115 September l. Septembe,r 1D abd Setember 30. Fan' ' er.ll wiiJ find observation of the . HOLLAND ~ different Scedings of ln.terest ow" . (. ' ' ~ ' ' 10·30 Tal« of I' Tex01 R•neero 11;50 a. m4 19 Mwtlc " Ranch 3;$K) S~ King5:30 Sports Eye News :-::-~-- Sign On Circle ~ S Gumliy Fury Capt. Gallant Tru~ $tory Dotoiciivo'a Dl'17 Down on the Farm Hopalong Cassidy· TBA 1:30 Bauball io chalcedony • 4 Doctor & Cat. and I abbr. I S Harbors dots 13\ang• 8:25 8:30 9:30 10:(111 10:30 11 :00 , 1!;30 lz:OO 112:30 1 1:00 WJEH 3 ·rw1tled fabric t . Flrat-rat.e ·v/SAZ -TV ,Chan"el :,; · _Friday · ·Saturdo1:..a.a.nel l~~~~~m:e~etl~n~g~w~ll~l~b~e~gi:n~,~~~~ DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Oranao·red ' U!ud' \ Several Hundred ISION .. GU 6:58 'sisn .on 7:00 Today O:Ot! I\Oml'<'f Boom • 'i IO:IJO- The Prlte ls ldght wrto wl1t gtaCiuate In 1958. Th ~ IO~SO Truth or Consequence• Eli~tl:l. Grade chorua sang 'Tree 1' 11:~ Tic Tae ~o~h 11.nd' ''My Own Aftlblca• djrected · 11 :30 R c.\ulcUe Too by Bolts. Clarence Lacey wi ' h 12:00 Current Ju9ith Butder, pianist. 1·00 ·My I;ittle M'11rgie 1'1te rtaduatei 1 are: Thomas Ro· 1:SO Ten~~tsee- Ernie ger Anderson , James and Shirl ~ v 2:00 Mat.irtee Thea tel' Batey, John ·Richard Blak"J ·. 3.00 Queen For A Day Phyllis Bostic, Randr./11 J(lelth 3:43 Modern Romances llowles, Edward Eugene B}.lllch ,' 4:00_ Comet:ly Time Jud!th Pearl· Butcher, Donald 4.30 Movletime Harley Call, Evelyn LO\) i!!le Cap· ~ :30 Cartoons tehia. l ltita Jean Catr, Chrl~tine Coats, r~ ~~~'':tkok ~rbara JO and B~tty Ann Cover t, 6:~0 ' W:~tth•"l:ftP ~fi MiJler Etwin, Jamt!s By.ron 6:85 S1!9Hl Slo• fta~er, Jlni Harris, Danny J>e ' 8:411 NBC New; Hlndy, James Milton Jiood, Lar v 7:00 :Biondle . Roger Hosch.ar, James 7:30· IJfo' of Iilley Hoyt, Jon Dale and Ronald 8:00 The Joseph Cotton Show Jacobs, Kay Jenkln!!lon, Rona 8:30 The Big story . Koenig. ' King, James Reed 0:00 Cavalcade of Sport~ .David Merrill K-onkrlght, Beeky 9:45 F..,noua FlthtJ 1_.ou-.rd, Barbara Jean ;.._tttle, Da 10:00 Df••Jiudl!ona lournal ,. • Yld Richard LonJ, ])avid Russr U 10:30 N.,.s 'll'eadlines L)'ons, John Edwar,d LyonS, Kar 10:40 Nltewat<h en Sue McElhinny, Dora Darle.le 12:00 'i'o!>ltrJ1l McKee, Franees Lou Pettit, Mary 1:00 Sip Off F..usan Probaseo, Susan El!Jabeth PullinB, Jackly'll Gay Ratliff, D'll' Ia Marie 'Rice. Rosetta Jo Richards, Caroltn Swe Russell, Bill Joe Soltei, J<J dtth Ann Sauer,, Wi1llam M'illll 1 Stobart, Richard Nolan swaek hamer. Clyda Mae and Cl~de AI· bert Taylor. Robert Franklin V1. ~ Cconey, carolvn Elizabeth Welt1, Alite Ann Wickline, Ida Mtu~ Wilwn and Janice Louise Zirkle. ·• ,...do .FARM ,:NEfS . Daily Sentinel ' Day Book . REFUSE TO ANSWER, TOO. Wlrot Really Counts? These Ideas Suggest '' ' • .' • • COME IN TODAY! llt{Ulpjiod to'ineOl· )'011\' 'bc!edL ' STARTING · 'l\·~} Writer. MAY 27 I C'holce 32 Tlllage- • • • ' • To you, graduate' of 1957, we extend heartiest congratulations and sincere wishes for 0 happy, successful future. You ~on, be, justly proud of your scholastic achievements, and we join ~ith all your friends on~ n_ eigbbQrs_in saluting yclu. 3~ Mu11h: nott :16 Ame-~lcan .' lniiiiJft :n Humble 38 City 1rt.) 40 River (0tll J. 41 F.rmlne 2 Come lntp vLtow. " DAILY CRYPTOQUOT'I: ..o line'• .,. to D lt :B AI 4 X•ll .. to L 0 N 1\ t'JI L .. ll W ll'flt It: A. X Y ', . ' , Ont letter 11Im ply •tanda for anotbet. In lJ.:I• llh'lple· A,.11f, tiaed for· thl!' th1te L')l, X for ,the, two g·~ et~. 1, $11\*le It~~,.. •w-• trtlphu, the length a~d .fo~I(Jj oiHifl. '\lordat are 1 ill .hll\lfl,' H:M· h da)' the code le-tt•re llr~: tU~rtitt. ~ '• ·\ •~~ ' ~ A ( 'r:rpMt:ranw. Quttalion . ' .... SOiiSJ SJFS'R - SK"'N:X WV>'. &R M •· c .. Yf'~t~rdfty'• "",Beq ' Hotfar:d Allen ·' 'FNN T6-SJ ~ ~ · Jv oc•i_;c:S-~T·o~'lio ~ f'r)'pt...\lett-: COUNS~Io ? 'TIS <':'AKA!',. JtOSI!:tJ,T PURTON. ~ 1o\ 'Yoj FX NOVR N·•·•v :~H~~~~~~~?~~::f~ OfV' pOOD , 'w j if40THINd - • lll~,t Foster Gro~ ,.. ' ... . Eorlie11•Moturlty . . . .."'' .. ) . ?ollllhed ' For .- ....... ••tter Stort . ~ ·-, ' ' SURE . WIH • ' ' !' ' ' • ' • :I}~ ~- ~~~.,J, . STARl~-M-~ F-~1)$. • ! • • ' · · -·'wcir!L. . a DISCOUNT rec:erit ~ Mr. anll B. R. Allen. , Emtpalee 1nd Kenmtth Brewu, started tbelr tour wJ.th .lbt· othef ~cl,U, High ~ USE ' .· Blr :h. of' hi• parent!, )lr~. '- ·• '~0% recer.t ·, ' DOWN AKa ' . ... ' 42 !kotf 43 Trianltl~ part ·H lhm•«'a' food o c;; Yc~ · - • -~- R·U~ ·FLOUR MILL ··. Mr. Mra. ' loin-Dobbih an~ ehtl(fren, Colutpb\IJ w.n~ weete,,c. peat, or her ~e~ts, 'M)o. and Mtl. .Edgar Brewer'. de.. -Wolf ciUed. ~~~ hlo pO" ent, M'r. an.d ]itn. ~vld WOJ.!e. Eber c.rPtnt«' and Don B~ ' · atterided Masonic Jcida• -at RlclRJI Tq_~dllf even1n1. ,..r. irr. ond M>-. Randall -caUed,. . ~tn llrri Doll Talbott. New Lexi~11' ' f,lr, and ON ALL FIRST LINE TIRES "2 TOTAL · ' OUIINCI OIOWINCI. PIIIOO • , • ., , 1- C -..... Yes. puH•h were produced on fhe. . ' PROVICO RESEAIICH F.t.RMS fooo an ..-..rooo . food - of nc (b•··~ on ....a pricot) w.,.,; iod wllfl.26% pROVICO GROWER : (wllfl AP-51 aod whole oa'lo ' ., _, HoiflcO GioWJN(f M.uH • , , • lite ICOHOMY .IIACICAGL . - .. . LET US MOUNT and BALANCE YOUR TIRES AT OUR 'TIRE SERVICE CENTER ' · Our Gurtuitee Corrie• No 'flnle UDtlt A11d No Mll~«ge Limit- Une~ndiltonol Guarantee 1 HURRY, HURRY - BUY NOW- AT I PROVICO MILLING & · FEED ·co. ' -· ~MluenvtUe, •u. . POME'RO E. Main St. �Nine Fainilies 'lfii '" f ' .4--Dall:r Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 24, !957 f ' Seven Teanls Near Opening Day 1 ftey I1W1bem a 'hall wftb~JJ:Jl'tay11tats , And Whlpped ~them a'llsomrdly for not ·being ~~~s " . . some of you.. older ladies and gents aren 't up on 1957 "cats:•mea•ns re3'1 regular, sharp, on the toes : That s about what IS happing so <far in the Little and Pon ·L eague fund drive. The boys have some -equQ>ment nee~ ror(e, and af~en~t about to find it ·noating ttown the-Ohio river teeno:ag~ jargon, Irs come, trst served. 'L eague dtfiGdtls il'Sported Thursday , Metropolitan Auto Sales At The Trame Llghl 'In Middleport Pho11e 6046-J open ·Evenings Until 9 P.M. ' a d unifo~s that _l()r1:be PtJny League.jt~rns have'Jl'Dt ~~ , ,,- ·• .·.::; Wlll n?t. ~ ordered Until the money is in !IJht to pay , On DmV8 : . same offtCials said the excellent committee that mtteered to carry out tbe drive hasn't rea1ly ·gott~m yet with 1tl'eas and 11Mne&' OJI 'li~ts for eaCh wo-rker doubt, when ft does parents and ,bu i 1 . bute heartily to the Youth baseball Paces . pr:g~:: SMITH CLOTHING· askmg why. Who Wili answer them? '' l, YOUR Shopping Headquarters FOR Men Women Boys See Our Modelrn Styles N. 2nd Ave. Caoh Bahr, Owner Middleport rnftX J is the time to . W.tV...V.. buy a g6bd used car!~ 1 ,/r:======================~ tinted Thinking Of A · ····-Summer Cruise TIJEN YOU SHOULD COME IN AND SEE OUR• NEW 1953 BUICK ....... · · · .. · · · · ....... · $1095 Roadmasler I dr. Fully Powered, Dynallow, Radio Heater 'Nnt<'d l..ow Mlleogc, ' ' ~tlass, Bl!&t covers - 1950 BUICK • • ' • 0 • • • ou • • • • • • • • • • • • • • R!'Jadmaster 2 dr. t.tght Blue, Dynaflow. ftadlo Heater T1rert Suund Motor. ' $295 · 18 ft. "SHOUP" CRUISER Just made for you, with ils spacious room and beautiful features. · Good Fully equipped . Metr*olitan Marine • 1951 CADILLAC · .. · .. · .... · ........ $1095 G Pas&. Cpe. Lite Gray finish, Jook8 like new Hardtop Style. i Patte:son'.5 manager, that · Jac:son !ll,!l'R a return.Jbout 'e~ntract and permit. a opo~ton of Hli purse to be ~eld 1,n ll!IC!r.ow a!!l a iuar.a'l tee h~ ll 'gh~ Floyd a return tJ•ic shot Lf he wtns the crowit. 'rhe plan is for Patter-On · 22 to make his firlll d!!remLe ~f -th~ heavy crown at the Polo Grouml .; July 23. ' ~:llJldl'u~Y pr~.~~~~o. Em~~~~~~~~~ cis~~~r~v::;o~~~l\a~~·~~~:d 8~··· l954 CADILU't ~ .. ,;. ~ .. ~.. · .. ·~ ... · $2598 .f dr. Sedan, the lineal mMcy can buy, fully powered alalill, Radio, Heater, While walls, .lileut covers. Jackson, Patterson lfW Title Scrap About To Be Signed Up For July23rd NEW YOR·K UP-Julius Hel · fq.nd hopes tn puir Floyd Patter. son and Tommy HurriC!ane Jack· 1'011 today for their mdepen~ent:y P.romott•d July heavyweight ti~lr• fight. "Only a last-minute ~narl Rr~ vents the 1r .~igning ." sa1d Chair man IIL'lfand uf the N. Y. Stal ..' Athletic Commission. The snarl is a lAst-minute de 5 ES and SERVICE Service What We Sell" Phone 88-M Porveroy, o. "W 284 W. Main St. 1952 CADILLAC · · ...... · · · · · .... · .. $1495 4 dr. Sedan. two Wne Bluo, Power Stccrlr:g, white walls, Tintod glas8, Hydramatlc, RMdlo, Heater . 1949 POMTIAC ............ · · .... · .. · $195cbiettatn 8 - 2 dr. Dark &reen, Hydramatlc, Radio, Heater. Fnir tlrea. A 100d serviceable ear. 1954 lUlCK ......... .... .' . ..... .. $1395 ~ The Perfect GRADUATION GIFT AND FOR I SUMM.ER ·FUN P9'RTABLE RADIOS ·' 2 dr. Sedan. two tont Red & Whitt>, While w1111 tires \fe 11 t~r Dynaflow, Seat Coven. ' · ' 1953 'NNTIAC ..... ....' .... .. ..... . $895 2.~r. Reddan._ ~rt local ~er, clean as o pin 1..,, I 1Ill lrd ,...tft, N1ht. Lilht Green fin- 1949 CADILllt .......... · · .... · .... · $495 at 1950 ~DSMOB ...... · · .. · .... · .... $195 4H dr. Sedaa. Blal Beal.ltlfut Black, Hydramatle Drlv! Radio and eater. Al1 convenience 'featurn. • ' 1954 OLDSMOB'II:E ...... · ·.......... $1795 ' ~r 88 Hollday Cpe., the Hottest number on the lot Power Ha'fdt:'p.Hydramatle, Radio, Heater, PopuJar Green ,&, White 1950 DODGE · · .. ·.. · .... · .. · · ·•.... $1'5 !.'=)'~ Pau., Ll"ht Creen, Radio, lfeater, Seat Coven. A :)'.,~ INTERNATIONAL .' .... ··· .... ;.... $195 ~~i:i/1 Ji loJI Ui!'!tkqp Truck, . ·YIN~ .an 1t one. Runa Kood . Looka iiOOd A lot of IOOd ser- · 6 Van Zandt ' I Pollleloy, Oblo only ap. parent problem atop will the National LeagueIS staying standings, either 'Brooke Lawrence or 1?e Nuxh~U aga)nst St. Lou~s toP.liht seekmg ~elr second w1n in a four game li!*'I,S. , Facinl, Cinc!nnatl batters will be Sam Jones f?r S~ Louis, a native of Stewartsvllle 1n Balmont County, Ohio. Jone:!!l bas a 2·2 record. Following a night game on Saturday. and a final afternoon game on Sunday, Cincinnati winc'ls up ih serie11 with the Cardinals and takes lo the road Ul)til Friday, May 31. Noxt Moncloy '!f'd T....t.. nighh ~tht Rtdltvt lnYHe Mil· ,wauk" to play the- BI'IWI for ttt. first tllilt 1fnce Cincinnati Mfan 111 winning way1. TM brief Jtrl" ahould .t-11 whtthe.r tht Rt•U• can aJ~:tttNI th.,r masttry to 'ht Br•~. who haYt btatan thit Rfdttft. mora tlmH fhtn .ny other •••m this ~e..on. Thursday night, Manager Birdie Tebbetts, who seems to have a pitching "speCialist" for most of the teama , hi!!l club faces, turned Don Gross loose IJ&inst St. Louis for a 6·2 victory, allowing unly six bits. · The aoutbpaw scored hil fourth vlctor,y of the sea· defeat&. A Cardin. aU three of , he . .,. " :• ,., ,·. · (pjior,· Btl\(ljfUI 'lv\Jcy red, clean intel'ior, sood tires. ·' ' ' ri'll/o1Mater.-rowerglidb.Transmlssion. ,;, ' ~ ,;: -.,_ ' X -MOTOR CO. '' .DOIIIALD HAYMAN MASA Donald Hayma.n of . the U. S. NaVy, after 1 seVen day leave at the borne of bl• parcmtJ, Mr. and Mrs. Ger~ld HayDJan, Raqinl!, {tFD, is now stationed at tbe Nnall St-curit)' &tatlan, Wuhin&ton, D. C. Haymab, a eriduate of Racine Ilillh school class or 1984 just completed oine weeks 1)f schooling at the PN·A School at Bainbridge, Maryland. ~~-recorded IQ. Volume 1~ paa:e. 229 of· the D'eed Recor'dt of ~d Meigs County, Oblo, to' which• reftrene-e is bereby made. ~· .FliEl ' I, ~· • ,, ' m• I POMEROY gradu.t~s. Lut, but Probi.ICO. ~~ehool lomas ON A ln!leld Bailey then Don lntenUonaJiy to llcMIIlan otn- de~ndable aat flt!t base, ~ill 300 -alter:-..~Y hitte y, y~~ BowleS WI W..oody CalJ will divide tatchl duties wlth Hindy and Lo · 5 ng 'Earl Smith· and i ute auer, avaJJable for re~:::m~~~:On arc THE $0t.IDAY SCiiJDULE l(lddleport at Pomeroy (High School field) Hartford at Point · Pleasa t (Harmon Fi ld n ReedsviUe at Raci~e ) H' h 111 ~ SehooJ Field) Gallipolis, by~. · GAM~ TIMES· 2 p M. Only 'free·w:lll oiferi~gs" are asked. from fans. . . ' The!'t's only ,oil~ Jiiht' 'way; ' $59.95 . ' . -' H6 R FIR·ESTONE Dealer . Sttt!t ~ ' , ID Center ol Ton ' ·, : llldtlepert to do a lu'be job, and'1il&l's with: care, skill and pre'ei- slon :•.• the W.y we. . ' do heij. Try ua • ; • 'and aetl Jonet 2·2 •u Nuxhall H :·1 1llVIS10N S.turday's Gtwnlt New York at Brooklyn Pitt&burah at PbUadelphia Milwaukee at Cblcago St. Uluil at Cinc:inna•.i nl&ht - ·~· .... otfler . . . . AMERICAN LEAGUe Thu,..y'l I.Hults 8'1'0P AT No games echertule4 Fr141l"• ProWbte 'ltclhers W.-sbin,gton lit Nn YOrkStobb& CHl VI Sturdi'o'IIRt 2-2 Detroit at ~&DIU City nilht - M'au 8-t va Morgan 2-4 Chicago at Cleveland night-. Boston at nigbi -Manhman J.l BMltlm·.re VA Lemon 3-4 SullivJn 2-4 vt y/laht tH ALLiN APPLIAMCE mE. Habt st Pomerby !''::=========~~==~~~~~~~~=~· .......,., o - Cbka1o .at Cleveland Boston at Baltimore . Now Yorlt City night LEAGUE 0 ·--~1& Lew-Priced ' 3.:r1,EtE SUITE PERMAGLAS ::::. '9950 I . , ... .ltt'tiit , .., . . . PLUMBING ' Phone 6071.J BAKER· F\JRN·IT\JRE ' On The_Brlghlelt CGrDer Ia lllld~rt Middleport APPLIANCES • $•~·' Gttii-.~trtc !iarter set' .· · .-..: 1111 trltfe•• "~hell Trouneau" l , -, - r ·· , For~~ mod'eih bride - cet.lodllj's mode 'I' "kitchen· '·~":wonderful ~enoral Electric Pollabfe Appliancet.; ,li . ·~"~"'' : ••ri1ln1 Q;naral EJeetlic'illN'Savers arf "' HUNGRY FIGHT WASH!NGT{lti UP- Voteron ~!rail Aklna ani:l young Jimmy Bee,chah, a J»ir of "hunif'11". alueeers, c:l~ tpnight In a ria. tJon.-Uy televt.Re~ J()..rouncl welterWCI~ht bout a't C8pitol Arena. ... ·• , ·' .' '. ' ~ c11o1.s e~lir1 durlq tbe.ltai>PY years ebead.• . ' ~o;,' SALE. ENDS SAT. 'MAY 25th BUY A 8Eblt00Mor LIVING ROOM - ~iWtltlttieaUi!ll<t-'Cin~niuolltorri;tta ...., ,_ .. ' . ·- - - ... • . .. ' '' ' ' I ' SUITE · · · ···· .GET '~·' .i1~ •· <,• ~..' ,. Fl'IE· · ~l~OO: IN ,: MERCHA~DISI ........... I '' .. - __ .,. -.. , II!WII.IIi£11 , ., , ~. tc' .. : .. '1949 'Pfyn'louth 4 Dr. s..~:$i js~l·: ,9iroc~1~ 1,951 Plymouth 4 Dr. sect. · . I. . IRONING ' 7. ·fiei:e ' • bHUTTI BOARDS sns Reg. $9.95 'D04•• . $~.88 Sale $4.~~ uw·M $0\>lnc'h . lUllS Reg. $1-69.95 t ·ltliRS ' Reg. $4.95 ' SA\.1 $88 SALE ~3.88 (K.D. l ' . ... I 3 S•at 1loj;... 6/M -' Only · $21.88 Moll~;-- ~W,J' llMIIAL.I'Lt·i:TIIC ( K.D. l HRTII~E APPUAttCE DfPAITMiNT, liiClrlc tiUIIWSIII IIIIi . ·Illite RICIIUr DJ'41ftll l It .1\~iftoporl, Connidlotit '( '.1 , . .. .. f DH~r . . Mild'e"""rt' . ,.. 1.' rr ~ r "·. .:. ", • 'H A: , ~,l~ESTONE ' ., ' .A,• .UANC:E$. . , ; ' ' Mlddlepor& -SALE Reg. $199.95 SALE WITH INNEBSPRING MATI'IlESS. ONLY ·$18.88 $129-95· $29.88 •\ ~ , \ RUTI.At-10, FURNI ,, ABBOTt Portllblo,A,PIIa.C. BED . • , • . ,ul\ . . WMISPRING . MATtRESS Reg. $29.95 ' GLIDERS • ROLUWU ' ' Ford 2 Dr. Sedon . :. 1P511)~H Dr. Sedon . $491 5~· '111 014• 4 l)r, Sedon . . $·185. 4 Dr. Sedon .. $US: fiwitfllftt .Club Cpe. $895 1949 Politial: 4 dr.. Sedon. I K&M ·:,$Qt:IIO. !fti'Fli~CtAATORS Sl. Lolli• at Clneinnati niJHt- , ond HEATING · 195l Dodge Club ¢oupe . $645 ·1951 ~ 19SI .~th 2 Dr. Sed. . . ··~ --~ii'·4 1"7 :CI!ii'Y. $W1Qtt Cpe. l'~h Pfy~tfl l95l , ,.......Q...... Alwa,yo IUiht On Your Lube 'b Operates AC, DC '(lperalel t"O lloan On 4 ' Flolhlfcltl Botteries ............ , ...· ' I W. 0. SMITH ~NtHONV ' 1~7 PGltTliUllDiO FOR See Th• :t;Nt~k i~j;~;;,c~~~~nCt~~o~~ a 1951 Chev. 2dt. Sedon ·.. $595 1'9$3 $29.95 . TRANSISTOR 4-l VI Orabowtk)" 1·3 NeoN York at Brooklyn Pi&bt AntoAelll 3-4 vs. Newcombe 3-3. Pittsburgh at Phlladelphla ni&ht-Friend 3-3 VI Sanford -~1. WATEit HEATER Gross runs. $49.95 Cbica&~pa .. n at AUTOMAnC GAS Jr~nder. .. 4500 Phylng Hours On BaUery •• : •••-............... ,. .•..•• Phc._. rm- ON f'OUR. Beautiful New office REFRIGERATOR ,Or FREEZEJl . ' . THAN YOU CAN AT ~~:;~~ fir"burst in on Al . TRANSISTOR PORtA'III .~IO , _ , ?roltotolo Milwaukn COihod011, Ohio, it1 manufacture noYehi<M and art Atlanta 8 Mobfie 1 BinnlnJ}Iam 3 New Orlean.. 1 Utile Rott 1J NuhvUie 4 Cintlnnati 6 St. LOuil 2 Only games scheduJed BmiR DEAL e1 I . IOUTII. .N AIIIOCIATION Cluttanoop z Memphb l YOU CANNOT • FIND A the ii'Jme 3 WAY or Batteries :e-..n 21Q ........... ... .. $845 ,l~ I St. Louis. PORTABI.I $19.95 I ' 11 cinnati Redlega,, whose \ BAmRY 1951 CADILLAC ........ · · .... · .... · $1095 ' · from HIP Scbonl .ad Jon and Rona~d lfadUite rrom the Eilhtb GrJde. Keith Andencn, Rnior, and Thoma•, Elghtb Grader, IOftl of Mr. and Mrt, J'raneil AINlerton, Jed the UJt• M the a:ndU'Itel and others lbC'lude James, .enlor, and RandaJI, &ltbth Grade, aons of Mr. and Mra:. Errltlf. Bowlu; Ira, sen· tor, and Judith, Eighth. Grade, cbil· dren of Mr. IUld Jlrs. Jra Butcher; Barbara, ae!Uor, 'nd. Evelyn, daughtcn of Mr. and 111'1. Frank Capteina. Stet'hen, senior, and Christine, Mr. and Mr1. Robert Coda; David, senior, and Danny, Mr. and Mn. Ca111m Hind)'; Zu,.senior, al)d David. the :ReY. Mrs. C. R. KonUIPt ; Beslle, 1enlor, and Franee~,· Mr. and Mrt. Albert Pettit. Two aet.l of twlni graduated from the EiJhth Gral:Je: Betty lind Barbara Covert and Clyda and Clyde Ta)'lor. Tb~ two Jaeobs brothers. Jon and Bonal<l, and a bro. tber-sister set, James and Sbirlfy Batey, were also on the list of IV IIHITID· P. .II NATIONAL LIAGUI ~~:~:;rn:a;;,~::!;e:ts:;aa~ runs. Deluxe- 81, 4 dt., Hydr.nlatlc, Radio, Heater, Lllbt Blue tlnish. f La e·nee Or ''II.'. '. N . I u·x'-t. 't For Cardina}s I Redanette .I dr. 111aek fln11h, loob like new. Hydramatlc Rafllo 8 eatk. Be&t40Wn. .. • • Convertible Coupe. It'• a re~l Bargain. The flr1t one here get!4 tt. ¥v· Abserlt Prdm Office ill:ay !'7 lhru Jue 1 Office GirJ , 'l·n Charge ·, Ithelr Mr. and lfn. DaJe Jatobt ' had oJiklt ton. Steve, tJ'Idl&lte Rtmlts Baseball BuHalo It lloolreal, ppd. nlJI AMIRICAN AIIOCIATWirhlta I St. Paul 8 lndhnapollo 'I l l t - l l a '4 ChlriQI.on f 'J)envft l Olllalla 4 t.eulovllto 1 --·-... J\)ar with oDB flnilly ,bavlnr three . &L·&dlllteL pit~hspr~~~ a~:eha~:~~o~g~~n~~ southe~n ·' 1949 MERCURY ............ · ...... · · · ·· $95 l ~hell 'Be:' :::ro~a7l~b~~:~ I order~d ~~~ll~~nocrd ~~~:ti~he . Wednesda · th · Y eve~mg as e 1nd1ans and Tigers op~ne~ arti· . v1ties with a pr1tctJce game in Pomeroy thE!r.e we~. conntin . ·two other youngster teams practicihg, upwards of .75 bo II plaving like beavers Ys out M h' · e~nw de, time's a wasting'. If the folding stuff .foi eauin· ment IS not on hand soon the season openers now onlv 8 little ove~ a wee away will have to be moved back. The kfas will be MAKE Seven teams, traditional ~em- ~~:~·~;•:lr~~~~~uo~, hers of the "old OVA". will open ,, the local ,semi-pro baseball campaign ·1n the Tri·County area Sun· day, as ~eams In good standlnR in t,he rev1ved independent Rlinor league organiza.Uon. Only change in the 19M ~earns is the Pomeroy entry wbleh ti[lr ~"" at Reedeville J>ecauae ,,f Wo:Id War ll, apd lfterwa r .1 · 1· ,. · "k ol a diaroonrt ·at Cooh(llle ~nt.ll 19~; was ~uown u.susiJy o,; .Lddleport, with poten\ia;uy a S3-raruse . p~aymg th~1r home gre~t tea~, opens at PoMeroy ~~~e: ~~Y~~"fds P':fks. That parlil is aeamst P~ul Col !ina', young slug. . Je_ an yraeuse p ay· gers. Colhn's outfit JS young but e.r s have mflitrated the Pomeroy aggressive and needs only 8 top lineup. . , line pitcher to make a real race The Hartford Tjgen: are back In for the league title which will be tbhe fold. under the, guidante of s;ttled At.lBust 11. Thay may bJive iu~~e~~~::r thnd U:tber 1Tucker. this pitCher In Huey -~·Bit Chief" the ,great Tige: Reinoldsl.d ago when Mel Clark' star d t eyno s-was the ace of li,ll the third ~ase on flhe same clu': a:d . ~~rshal~ College ~osb p~o!!lpects PhUadelphla .Tucker !lso wen~· up into the George Nesselroad i.s the dependhlgh minor ·le&RueJ, becomln 1 11ble catC!her for PomerGY, veteran in the Southern Ats~ia· Manager lobn 'Pai'S9ns of Mldtion. Hartford wut Yt.art sout:Jipaw, fUeP;Ort, !"lt!l new uniforms and Gene Hesson on the mound eflll:~~e~t ol>talr: ~om aenerous Point Pleasant and Ga'tJ.lpolia con u. ons o us peu place!!!, give strength to the end to of the league, the ·f irst funder . ' · 1 Roger "Hindu" Henderson aqd Gal· At east three Middl~P;Ort Yellow llpotls with Emil T.homaa ~anb Bar·· J~cketa 'from t~il ye~a ster.Hng nard Guinther 11 iJufdtn'g l.h&~ds. team Will boJster the .veteran club. Guinther 10 ')'MrS arm WI Tbe.y are ·pitcher.~lu.cger Jim t-th ' b •"~'• • -one . Bowles eenterfielder Bobby Nel ~bl'o: ~:rst l~c!:i~e:ra ei.yer to ~· an'd catch!'" Dave ·'Kindy wh~ 1 employed the Ga1Upd~f ~: .bas stamped h1mtelf ai a quality Hospital for several &"ears and backstop. ' makes Qalllpolls hls ·home. ' · Mitt MUier, ~lddteport~s great Racine, marked as a sure flrlt younr pitcher Wltb e~tensJVe prodivision club if Little Poozy W 11 fesslontl experle~ee before he is In good pitd\J.ne fohn wlll o e entered the -service, bas been Sunday at Raeint! 311~~•t ~~n UIJ'()win1 dally for over a month "ille under PhU Boyle'! and ..;,. ~ •nd Is "in go'XI shape" u~ ParSpencer. lC! sons. Woody Call and Hind}> will Boyles a d · catch him. Plai ' gra uate., of 'fupper Parsoft.ll bas Bob Ashley, regular ~-High- School thJ.s year. and atarter for Mar•ball College, in ,e.. sene for MUler :as well as Bowles ,.,. . He wlll try to 'uae ·all theae bo ~ I in the lineup all the time aa ~~ are fOOd hitters. Bowler ill a .switch ill "' first baJBman and Ashley play& · f.l iiJ:I .~e outfield. ' O~er stal':'J on the Middleport ~ club mclude ~e Wilt at !!lhort, Pat . . Weiher ~t thJ:r~. Bob Nelson of · ii'Utland tn left, Charley Stobart, OU star• at s,.,.,un --• d · J ohn Vroman, OINCJ;N.NA'I'l UP _ The I tluoro In bolb the ZI*"Ui Grode and Hilb lkhool 11'84-nt thlt ! .., There were BOIII.e Old fOlks Wbol)lved in a.toym W:ho!Jaa4somayddldrenseme •~arottlftilrown; If OVA Play. j Veteran S~ars, Young T~ent, Re~dy For Games In Point, Racine ' SPORTS DESK Contribute To T Graduations .Nloe tamlll.u Qd ap. active •.. Mbsaln, "'f, •, .lt:utlo'jijf, Ohio • ' �Nine Fainilies 'lfii '" f ' .4--Dall:r Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 24, !957 f ' Seven Teanls Near Opening Day 1 ftey I1W1bem a 'hall wftb~JJ:Jl'tay11tats , And Whlpped ~them a'llsomrdly for not ·being ~~~s " . . some of you.. older ladies and gents aren 't up on 1957 "cats:•mea•ns re3'1 regular, sharp, on the toes : That s about what IS happing so <far in the Little and Pon ·L eague fund drive. The boys have some -equQ>ment nee~ ror(e, and af~en~t about to find it ·noating ttown the-Ohio river teeno:ag~ jargon, Irs come, trst served. 'L eague dtfiGdtls il'Sported Thursday , Metropolitan Auto Sales At The Trame Llghl 'In Middleport Pho11e 6046-J open ·Evenings Until 9 P.M. ' a d unifo~s that _l()r1:be PtJny League.jt~rns have'Jl'Dt ~~ , ,,- ·• .·.::; Wlll n?t. ~ ordered Until the money is in !IJht to pay , On DmV8 : . same offtCials said the excellent committee that mtteered to carry out tbe drive hasn't rea1ly ·gott~m yet with 1tl'eas and 11Mne&' OJI 'li~ts for eaCh wo-rker doubt, when ft does parents and ,bu i 1 . bute heartily to the Youth baseball Paces . pr:g~:: SMITH CLOTHING· askmg why. Who Wili answer them? '' l, YOUR Shopping Headquarters FOR Men Women Boys See Our Modelrn Styles N. 2nd Ave. Caoh Bahr, Owner Middleport rnftX J is the time to . W.tV...V.. buy a g6bd used car!~ 1 ,/r:======================~ tinted Thinking Of A · ····-Summer Cruise TIJEN YOU SHOULD COME IN AND SEE OUR• NEW 1953 BUICK ....... · · · .. · · · · ....... · $1095 Roadmasler I dr. Fully Powered, Dynallow, Radio Heater 'Nnt<'d l..ow Mlleogc, ' ' ~tlass, Bl!&t covers - 1950 BUICK • • ' • 0 • • • ou • • • • • • • • • • • • • • R!'Jadmaster 2 dr. t.tght Blue, Dynaflow. ftadlo Heater T1rert Suund Motor. ' $295 · 18 ft. "SHOUP" CRUISER Just made for you, with ils spacious room and beautiful features. · Good Fully equipped . Metr*olitan Marine • 1951 CADILLAC · .. · .. · .... · ........ $1095 G Pas&. Cpe. Lite Gray finish, Jook8 like new Hardtop Style. i Patte:son'.5 manager, that · Jac:son !ll,!l'R a return.Jbout 'e~ntract and permit. a opo~ton of Hli purse to be ~eld 1,n ll!IC!r.ow a!!l a iuar.a'l tee h~ ll 'gh~ Floyd a return tJ•ic shot Lf he wtns the crowit. 'rhe plan is for Patter-On · 22 to make his firlll d!!remLe ~f -th~ heavy crown at the Polo Grouml .; July 23. ' ~:llJldl'u~Y pr~.~~~~o. Em~~~~~~~~~ cis~~~r~v::;o~~~l\a~~·~~~:d 8~··· l954 CADILU't ~ .. ,;. ~ .. ~.. · .. ·~ ... · $2598 .f dr. Sedan, the lineal mMcy can buy, fully powered alalill, Radio, Heater, While walls, .lileut covers. Jackson, Patterson lfW Title Scrap About To Be Signed Up For July23rd NEW YOR·K UP-Julius Hel · fq.nd hopes tn puir Floyd Patter. son and Tommy HurriC!ane Jack· 1'011 today for their mdepen~ent:y P.romott•d July heavyweight ti~lr• fight. "Only a last-minute ~narl Rr~ vents the 1r .~igning ." sa1d Chair man IIL'lfand uf the N. Y. Stal ..' Athletic Commission. The snarl is a lAst-minute de 5 ES and SERVICE Service What We Sell" Phone 88-M Porveroy, o. "W 284 W. Main St. 1952 CADILLAC · · ...... · · · · · .... · .. $1495 4 dr. Sedan. two Wne Bluo, Power Stccrlr:g, white walls, Tintod glas8, Hydramatlc, RMdlo, Heater . 1949 POMTIAC ............ · · .... · .. · $195cbiettatn 8 - 2 dr. Dark &reen, Hydramatlc, Radio, Heater. Fnir tlrea. A 100d serviceable ear. 1954 lUlCK ......... .... .' . ..... .. $1395 ~ The Perfect GRADUATION GIFT AND FOR I SUMM.ER ·FUN P9'RTABLE RADIOS ·' 2 dr. Sedan. two tont Red & Whitt>, While w1111 tires \fe 11 t~r Dynaflow, Seat Coven. ' · ' 1953 'NNTIAC ..... ....' .... .. ..... . $895 2.~r. Reddan._ ~rt local ~er, clean as o pin 1..,, I 1Ill lrd ,...tft, N1ht. Lilht Green fin- 1949 CADILllt .......... · · .... · .... · $495 at 1950 ~DSMOB ...... · · .. · .... · .... $195 4H dr. Sedaa. Blal Beal.ltlfut Black, Hydramatle Drlv! Radio and eater. Al1 convenience 'featurn. • ' 1954 OLDSMOB'II:E ...... · ·.......... $1795 ' ~r 88 Hollday Cpe., the Hottest number on the lot Power Ha'fdt:'p.Hydramatle, Radio, Heater, PopuJar Green ,&, White 1950 DODGE · · .. ·.. · .... · .. · · ·•.... $1'5 !.'=)'~ Pau., Ll"ht Creen, Radio, lfeater, Seat Coven. A :)'.,~ INTERNATIONAL .' .... ··· .... ;.... $195 ~~i:i/1 Ji loJI Ui!'!tkqp Truck, . ·YIN~ .an 1t one. Runa Kood . Looka iiOOd A lot of IOOd ser- · 6 Van Zandt ' I Pollleloy, Oblo only ap. parent problem atop will the National LeagueIS staying standings, either 'Brooke Lawrence or 1?e Nuxh~U aga)nst St. Lou~s toP.liht seekmg ~elr second w1n in a four game li!*'I,S. , Facinl, Cinc!nnatl batters will be Sam Jones f?r S~ Louis, a native of Stewartsvllle 1n Balmont County, Ohio. Jone:!!l bas a 2·2 record. Following a night game on Saturday. and a final afternoon game on Sunday, Cincinnati winc'ls up ih serie11 with the Cardinals and takes lo the road Ul)til Friday, May 31. Noxt Moncloy '!f'd T....t.. nighh ~tht Rtdltvt lnYHe Mil· ,wauk" to play the- BI'IWI for ttt. first tllilt 1fnce Cincinnati Mfan 111 winning way1. TM brief Jtrl" ahould .t-11 whtthe.r tht Rt•U• can aJ~:tttNI th.,r masttry to 'ht Br•~. who haYt btatan thit Rfdttft. mora tlmH fhtn .ny other •••m this ~e..on. Thursday night, Manager Birdie Tebbetts, who seems to have a pitching "speCialist" for most of the teama , hi!!l club faces, turned Don Gross loose IJ&inst St. Louis for a 6·2 victory, allowing unly six bits. · The aoutbpaw scored hil fourth vlctor,y of the sea· defeat&. A Cardin. aU three of , he . .,. " :• ,., ,·. · (pjior,· Btl\(ljfUI 'lv\Jcy red, clean intel'ior, sood tires. ·' ' ' ri'll/o1Mater.-rowerglidb.Transmlssion. ,;, ' ~ ,;: -.,_ ' X -MOTOR CO. '' .DOIIIALD HAYMAN MASA Donald Hayma.n of . the U. S. NaVy, after 1 seVen day leave at the borne of bl• parcmtJ, Mr. and Mrs. Ger~ld HayDJan, Raqinl!, {tFD, is now stationed at tbe Nnall St-curit)' &tatlan, Wuhin&ton, D. C. Haymab, a eriduate of Racine Ilillh school class or 1984 just completed oine weeks 1)f schooling at the PN·A School at Bainbridge, Maryland. ~~-recorded IQ. Volume 1~ paa:e. 229 of· the D'eed Recor'dt of ~d Meigs County, Oblo, to' which• reftrene-e is bereby made. ~· .FliEl ' I, ~· • ,, ' m• I POMEROY gradu.t~s. Lut, but Probi.ICO. ~~ehool lomas ON A ln!leld Bailey then Don lntenUonaJiy to llcMIIlan otn- de~ndable aat flt!t base, ~ill 300 -alter:-..~Y hitte y, y~~ BowleS WI W..oody CalJ will divide tatchl duties wlth Hindy and Lo · 5 ng 'Earl Smith· and i ute auer, avaJJable for re~:::m~~~:On arc THE $0t.IDAY SCiiJDULE l(lddleport at Pomeroy (High School field) Hartford at Point · Pleasa t (Harmon Fi ld n ReedsviUe at Raci~e ) H' h 111 ~ SehooJ Field) Gallipolis, by~. · GAM~ TIMES· 2 p M. Only 'free·w:lll oiferi~gs" are asked. from fans. . . ' The!'t's only ,oil~ Jiiht' 'way; ' $59.95 . ' . -' H6 R FIR·ESTONE Dealer . Sttt!t ~ ' , ID Center ol Ton ' ·, : llldtlepert to do a lu'be job, and'1il&l's with: care, skill and pre'ei- slon :•.• the W.y we. . ' do heij. Try ua • ; • 'and aetl Jonet 2·2 •u Nuxhall H :·1 1llVIS10N S.turday's Gtwnlt New York at Brooklyn Pitt&burah at PbUadelphia Milwaukee at Cblcago St. Uluil at Cinc:inna•.i nl&ht - ·~· .... otfler . . . . AMERICAN LEAGUe Thu,..y'l I.Hults 8'1'0P AT No games echertule4 Fr141l"• ProWbte 'ltclhers W.-sbin,gton lit Nn YOrkStobb& CHl VI Sturdi'o'IIRt 2-2 Detroit at ~&DIU City nilht - M'au 8-t va Morgan 2-4 Chicago at Cleveland night-. Boston at nigbi -Manhman J.l BMltlm·.re VA Lemon 3-4 SullivJn 2-4 vt y/laht tH ALLiN APPLIAMCE mE. Habt st Pomerby !''::=========~~==~~~~~~~~=~· .......,., o - Cbka1o .at Cleveland Boston at Baltimore . Now Yorlt City night LEAGUE 0 ·--~1& Lew-Priced ' 3.:r1,EtE SUITE PERMAGLAS ::::. '9950 I . , ... .ltt'tiit , .., . . . PLUMBING ' Phone 6071.J BAKER· F\JRN·IT\JRE ' On The_Brlghlelt CGrDer Ia lllld~rt Middleport APPLIANCES • $•~·' Gttii-.~trtc !iarter set' .· · .-..: 1111 trltfe•• "~hell Trouneau" l , -, - r ·· , For~~ mod'eih bride - cet.lodllj's mode 'I' "kitchen· '·~":wonderful ~enoral Electric Pollabfe Appliancet.; ,li . ·~"~"'' : ••ri1ln1 Q;naral EJeetlic'illN'Savers arf "' HUNGRY FIGHT WASH!NGT{lti UP- Voteron ~!rail Aklna ani:l young Jimmy Bee,chah, a J»ir of "hunif'11". alueeers, c:l~ tpnight In a ria. tJon.-Uy televt.Re~ J()..rouncl welterWCI~ht bout a't C8pitol Arena. ... ·• , ·' .' '. ' ~ c11o1.s e~lir1 durlq tbe.ltai>PY years ebead.• . ' ~o;,' SALE. ENDS SAT. 'MAY 25th BUY A 8Eblt00Mor LIVING ROOM - ~iWtltlttieaUi!ll<t-'Cin~niuolltorri;tta ...., ,_ .. ' . ·- - - ... • . .. ' '' ' ' I ' SUITE · · · ···· .GET '~·' .i1~ •· <,• ~..' ,. Fl'IE· · ~l~OO: IN ,: MERCHA~DISI ........... I '' .. - __ .,. -.. , II!WII.IIi£11 , ., , ~. tc' .. : .. '1949 'Pfyn'louth 4 Dr. s..~:$i js~l·: ,9iroc~1~ 1,951 Plymouth 4 Dr. sect. · . I. . IRONING ' 7. ·fiei:e ' • bHUTTI BOARDS sns Reg. $9.95 'D04•• . $~.88 Sale $4.~~ uw·M $0\>lnc'h . lUllS Reg. $1-69.95 t ·ltliRS ' Reg. $4.95 ' SA\.1 $88 SALE ~3.88 (K.D. l ' . ... I 3 S•at 1loj;... 6/M -' Only · $21.88 Moll~;-- ~W,J' llMIIAL.I'Lt·i:TIIC ( K.D. l HRTII~E APPUAttCE DfPAITMiNT, liiClrlc tiUIIWSIII IIIIi . ·Illite RICIIUr DJ'41ftll l It .1\~iftoporl, Connidlotit '( '.1 , . .. .. f DH~r . . Mild'e"""rt' . ,.. 1.' rr ~ r "·. .:. ", • 'H A: , ~,l~ESTONE ' ., ' .A,• .UANC:E$. . , ; ' ' Mlddlepor& -SALE Reg. $199.95 SALE WITH INNEBSPRING MATI'IlESS. ONLY ·$18.88 $129-95· $29.88 •\ ~ , \ RUTI.At-10, FURNI ,, ABBOTt Portllblo,A,PIIa.C. BED . • , • . ,ul\ . . WMISPRING . MATtRESS Reg. $29.95 ' GLIDERS • ROLUWU ' ' Ford 2 Dr. Sedon . :. 1P511)~H Dr. Sedon . $491 5~· '111 014• 4 l)r, Sedon . . $·185. 4 Dr. Sedon .. $US: fiwitfllftt .Club Cpe. $895 1949 Politial: 4 dr.. Sedon. I K&M ·:,$Qt:IIO. !fti'Fli~CtAATORS Sl. Lolli• at Clneinnati niJHt- , ond HEATING · 195l Dodge Club ¢oupe . $645 ·1951 ~ 19SI .~th 2 Dr. Sed. . . ··~ --~ii'·4 1"7 :CI!ii'Y. $W1Qtt Cpe. l'~h Pfy~tfl l95l , ,.......Q...... Alwa,yo IUiht On Your Lube 'b Operates AC, DC '(lperalel t"O lloan On 4 ' Flolhlfcltl Botteries ............ , ...· ' I W. 0. SMITH ~NtHONV ' 1~7 PGltTliUllDiO FOR See Th• :t;Nt~k i~j;~;;,c~~~~nCt~~o~~ a 1951 Chev. 2dt. Sedon ·.. $595 1'9$3 $29.95 . TRANSISTOR 4-l VI Orabowtk)" 1·3 NeoN York at Brooklyn Pi&bt AntoAelll 3-4 vs. Newcombe 3-3. Pittsburgh at Phlladelphla ni&ht-Friend 3-3 VI Sanford -~1. WATEit HEATER Gross runs. $49.95 Cbica&~pa .. n at AUTOMAnC GAS Jr~nder. .. 4500 Phylng Hours On BaUery •• : •••-............... ,. .•..•• Phc._. rm- ON f'OUR. Beautiful New office REFRIGERATOR ,Or FREEZEJl . ' . THAN YOU CAN AT ~~:;~~ fir"burst in on Al . TRANSISTOR PORtA'III .~IO , _ , ?roltotolo Milwaukn COihod011, Ohio, it1 manufacture noYehi<M and art Atlanta 8 Mobfie 1 BinnlnJ}Iam 3 New Orlean.. 1 Utile Rott 1J NuhvUie 4 Cintlnnati 6 St. LOuil 2 Only games scheduJed BmiR DEAL e1 I . IOUTII. .N AIIIOCIATION Cluttanoop z Memphb l YOU CANNOT • FIND A the ii'Jme 3 WAY or Batteries :e-..n 21Q ........... ... .. $845 ,l~ I St. Louis. PORTABI.I $19.95 I ' 11 cinnati Redlega,, whose \ BAmRY 1951 CADILLAC ........ · · .... · .... · $1095 ' · from HIP Scbonl .ad Jon and Rona~d lfadUite rrom the Eilhtb GrJde. Keith Andencn, Rnior, and Thoma•, Elghtb Grader, IOftl of Mr. and Mrt, J'raneil AINlerton, Jed the UJt• M the a:ndU'Itel and others lbC'lude James, .enlor, and RandaJI, &ltbth Grade, aons of Mr. and Mra:. Errltlf. Bowlu; Ira, sen· tor, and Judith, Eighth. Grade, cbil· dren of Mr. IUld Jlrs. Jra Butcher; Barbara, ae!Uor, 'nd. Evelyn, daughtcn of Mr. and 111'1. Frank Capteina. Stet'hen, senior, and Christine, Mr. and Mr1. Robert Coda; David, senior, and Danny, Mr. and Mn. Ca111m Hind)'; Zu,.senior, al)d David. the :ReY. Mrs. C. R. KonUIPt ; Beslle, 1enlor, and Franee~,· Mr. and Mrt. Albert Pettit. Two aet.l of twlni graduated from the EiJhth Gral:Je: Betty lind Barbara Covert and Clyda and Clyde Ta)'lor. Tb~ two Jaeobs brothers. Jon and Bonal<l, and a bro. tber-sister set, James and Sbirlfy Batey, were also on the list of IV IIHITID· P. .II NATIONAL LIAGUI ~~:~:;rn:a;;,~::!;e:ts:;aa~ runs. Deluxe- 81, 4 dt., Hydr.nlatlc, Radio, Heater, Lllbt Blue tlnish. f La e·nee Or ''II.'. '. N . I u·x'-t. 't For Cardina}s I Redanette .I dr. 111aek fln11h, loob like new. Hydramatlc Rafllo 8 eatk. Be&t40Wn. .. • • Convertible Coupe. It'• a re~l Bargain. The flr1t one here get!4 tt. ¥v· Abserlt Prdm Office ill:ay !'7 lhru Jue 1 Office GirJ , 'l·n Charge ·, Ithelr Mr. and lfn. DaJe Jatobt ' had oJiklt ton. Steve, tJ'Idl&lte Rtmlts Baseball BuHalo It lloolreal, ppd. nlJI AMIRICAN AIIOCIATWirhlta I St. Paul 8 lndhnapollo 'I l l t - l l a '4 ChlriQI.on f 'J)envft l Olllalla 4 t.eulovllto 1 --·-... J\)ar with oDB flnilly ,bavlnr three . &L·&dlllteL pit~hspr~~~ a~:eha~:~~o~g~~n~~ southe~n ·' 1949 MERCURY ............ · ...... · · · ·· $95 l ~hell 'Be:' :::ro~a7l~b~~:~ I order~d ~~~ll~~nocrd ~~~:ti~he . Wednesda · th · Y eve~mg as e 1nd1ans and Tigers op~ne~ arti· . v1ties with a pr1tctJce game in Pomeroy thE!r.e we~. conntin . ·two other youngster teams practicihg, upwards of .75 bo II plaving like beavers Ys out M h' · e~nw de, time's a wasting'. If the folding stuff .foi eauin· ment IS not on hand soon the season openers now onlv 8 little ove~ a wee away will have to be moved back. The kfas will be MAKE Seven teams, traditional ~em- ~~:~·~;•:lr~~~~~uo~, hers of the "old OVA". will open ,, the local ,semi-pro baseball campaign ·1n the Tri·County area Sun· day, as ~eams In good standlnR in t,he rev1ved independent Rlinor league organiza.Uon. Only change in the 19M ~earns is the Pomeroy entry wbleh ti[lr ~"" at Reedeville J>ecauae ,,f Wo:Id War ll, apd lfterwa r .1 · 1· ,. · "k ol a diaroonrt ·at Cooh(llle ~nt.ll 19~; was ~uown u.susiJy o,; .Lddleport, with poten\ia;uy a S3-raruse . p~aymg th~1r home gre~t tea~, opens at PoMeroy ~~~e: ~~Y~~"fds P':fks. That parlil is aeamst P~ul Col !ina', young slug. . Je_ an yraeuse p ay· gers. Colhn's outfit JS young but e.r s have mflitrated the Pomeroy aggressive and needs only 8 top lineup. . , line pitcher to make a real race The Hartford Tjgen: are back In for the league title which will be tbhe fold. under the, guidante of s;ttled At.lBust 11. Thay may bJive iu~~e~~~::r thnd U:tber 1Tucker. this pitCher In Huey -~·Bit Chief" the ,great Tige: Reinoldsl.d ago when Mel Clark' star d t eyno s-was the ace of li,ll the third ~ase on flhe same clu': a:d . ~~rshal~ College ~osb p~o!!lpects PhUadelphla .Tucker !lso wen~· up into the George Nesselroad i.s the dependhlgh minor ·le&RueJ, becomln 1 11ble catC!her for PomerGY, veteran in the Southern Ats~ia· Manager lobn 'Pai'S9ns of Mldtion. Hartford wut Yt.art sout:Jipaw, fUeP;Ort, !"lt!l new uniforms and Gene Hesson on the mound eflll:~~e~t ol>talr: ~om aenerous Point Pleasant and Ga'tJ.lpolia con u. ons o us peu place!!!, give strength to the end to of the league, the ·f irst funder . ' · 1 Roger "Hindu" Henderson aqd Gal· At east three Middl~P;Ort Yellow llpotls with Emil T.homaa ~anb Bar·· J~cketa 'from t~il ye~a ster.Hng nard Guinther 11 iJufdtn'g l.h&~ds. team Will boJster the .veteran club. Guinther 10 ')'MrS arm WI Tbe.y are ·pitcher.~lu.cger Jim t-th ' b •"~'• • -one . Bowles eenterfielder Bobby Nel ~bl'o: ~:rst l~c!:i~e:ra ei.yer to ~· an'd catch!'" Dave ·'Kindy wh~ 1 employed the Ga1Upd~f ~: .bas stamped h1mtelf ai a quality Hospital for several &"ears and backstop. ' makes Qalllpolls hls ·home. ' · Mitt MUier, ~lddteport~s great Racine, marked as a sure flrlt younr pitcher Wltb e~tensJVe prodivision club if Little Poozy W 11 fesslontl experle~ee before he is In good pitd\J.ne fohn wlll o e entered the -service, bas been Sunday at Raeint! 311~~•t ~~n UIJ'()win1 dally for over a month "ille under PhU Boyle'! and ..;,. ~ •nd Is "in go'XI shape" u~ ParSpencer. lC! sons. Woody Call and Hind}> will Boyles a d · catch him. Plai ' gra uate., of 'fupper Parsoft.ll bas Bob Ashley, regular ~-High- School thJ.s year. and atarter for Mar•ball College, in ,e.. sene for MUler :as well as Bowles ,.,. . He wlll try to 'uae ·all theae bo ~ I in the lineup all the time aa ~~ are fOOd hitters. Bowler ill a .switch ill "' first baJBman and Ashley play& · f.l iiJ:I .~e outfield. ' O~er stal':'J on the Middleport ~ club mclude ~e Wilt at !!lhort, Pat . . Weiher ~t thJ:r~. Bob Nelson of · ii'Utland tn left, Charley Stobart, OU star• at s,.,.,un --• d · J ohn Vroman, OINCJ;N.NA'I'l UP _ The I tluoro In bolb the ZI*"Ui Grode and Hilb lkhool 11'84-nt thlt ! .., There were BOIII.e Old fOlks Wbol)lved in a.toym W:ho!Jaa4somayddldrenseme •~arottlftilrown; If OVA Play. j Veteran S~ars, Young T~ent, Re~dy For Games In Point, Racine ' SPORTS DESK Contribute To T Graduations .Nloe tamlll.u Qd ap. active •.. Mbsaln, "'f, •, .lt:utlo'jijf, Ohio • ' �•' I • • • ·/ ' - I_..~1 • ~~JCe ·'"""'l'" .1'flnl• lam• laynor Hht, 1 Minof, ~whou place of residence is 1803 ' >Valley Stree'- rtlll City, Nebru· U; Mary"Kithr)'n kilt, • Minor. whose place or ri!J.idence iJ 1603 Valley S"tet, Falla 'city, Nebrnkl; Franf'ia Philip HUt, a Minorr who.n place ..of realdenee it UI03 Vallet' Street, Falla Cit)', Nebraaki; Rob· ert Stephen Hilt, a Minor, whose place o~ residence is 1603 Valley .Street, Falb 'city, Nebraslr.:a; Ber. nard F .Clark \'ib01e )lace of relfl· denee is Coal Fork. W. Va.; Lu· ole11 Gwinn qart whose place of te•i.denee is unk~flwn; Tl-e un· k!;'OWD heirs; devisees, legatees, diatributMJ, •dminh1trator11and ex-ecutors, if any, of William ~ur 0 a:yd ' POR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS PHONE 398 1 . OHIO VALLEY ~ lharpened the LAWN MOWERS JUNK CO. IDF..AL way. Nelgler & Cleek Garage. Phone 3611, Racine, 0 USED BARGALlli'S---A I used elec· Tunday, M.ly 28, at 1 P. M. Al Bashan. Ohio, ~ nnlc:; l~. ol Chester. Oh10. Because of lack flf help 1 muJ;~t sell· 21 Reg . and high grade Holstem cows and heifers, 10 head calf hood vaccinated. 10 cow.;; in production, all rebred but one. tric water he a ten $25 00 ~o $50.00. 5 gal. feed btjckets. 3 f,•,· $1 .00, OIV! nPw L'leclr J~ water lwat r r 52 gal $[19,00. ~~~~rt electric motor 16-1 H. P . $5 00 up, used milk l'Ookrs, all s i zet~ 1 new elc~tric range, regul11r rcfri!!:eralor!'. S270·$229 u~crt $25.00 to $95.90 Easy terms Ftfp, H.cfrigcratton Open ev~n­ mgs. 0-24-3lc - - --.,----: - ---::-----cc:- Collapt!iblc twin ~tro ller $t8.UU. Metal glide s wing, $6.00. Rich· !S;24·3tp ard Ncub.ling, 13~- X. SMALL GROCEfiY STORE, gMd 4 Registered cows, tot h i~; h huRiness, sellin..:: because of grade cows. 1 _Reg i.~lc rcd hcifc1 health, reasonable. Write &x to freshen soon 2 Re gistered 6M-E, c/o The Daily Sf-ntinrl. heifers lo freshen in Sept. 1n ~· 24-Ctp Pomeroy. January 16 head of thcsl! cows prorluced over 21.000 lbs. mi.k In Apnl thPv nroduecfl f!" " f 1948 Punllar Sedan to be ~old ln the h1~h b1C:rier June l. 1967 rtt 20.000 Jh~. This is one or the Ulal'ttnar Auto t:n., Pomcro\' vrry best herds in S. E. Oluo. Ohio. at 10 00 A. 1\f. Hcnlfh papcr!i furn1shed. (5) 24·28·31·3tc 2~ milk cans. 8-can Esro cookr. 2 Sur.~:c units hkr.= new. 18.1hi\J ·- - - , -lbs. Charleston basf! d (' rRIVA'f'E SALE fW FUR'NrL'URE. OM of the hest nprorlunitl~''> [,jving room .~ uitc , tables rugs, ch11irH, few autlquc!f, wardrobe, "n( the IIC!ason 14 hmul w'!l 2 beds, dresHing table, miseell· fre11hen in early fai!.cous kitchen articles, electric DON'T MISS Tl-tlS SALE! PAUL ORR, OWNER iron, fireMid c sel ,gas cook stove. H•rGid Gockttrd, Auctlvnear Cali (1075-J or Inquire 11tl S. ~H-2tc . Second Ave .. Middleport 5 22 3tp ----- _(!_,)_l_ n_~e_m _orian Wt wish to CMp rc~ our apprect:• p~n ' to the emcr!lcncy t><!Ua<ls of the .aurroundmg area~. doc tors. Rawling ~·CoaLs Puur:al )fomf', ffirnd s und IWJghhors for their tm{!neu un11 rtow N• Rev. Lemlf'Y nf Che~hirc, :t l lh" time of the dcitlh of nm .~01. and btolhcr, John Car lin Smtth Mr. and Mrs. rred Smith &. Fam1ly 5·24·11 p ' " Philco !tEI''KIGERATOR piet'e br.droom suite, choap.., Lillian Leifheit, Rt. 2, PDmcrdy. Phone 819-Y. D 20 6tp POULTRY f{ JU. S,\J..F'"'Finl Genuation Arhor AcrCIII Van're ~s Ikmler chicks. FOR I•:nGS--DeKalb the Profit Pul ll't. HEHM 'Jt:RRY'S HATCHERY, Inc., IJurlt:ersburg, W !/a. l'h nnc GA-2-3586. 5·10-lmoc Ctoss - blot!k ---BLOCK LAYING or hour by Frigidaire Refrlgeralon. l1ker P~o~rniture, MldcU•IIOriJ Ohio Ahurlnum combination storm and 420 tl &ere en windows and doors. Steel and alu"'inum awnln1e 1and canopies. C•!l WilUam Radford, !t:l l.ost & --;-.,--·--- Rock Sprlllfolll. IJ 2 lmop. Found - ---- LOST - South Bond bamboo fly rod. Bdhlnd Rawllngs.(nal.q. Con- GRAVELY TI!ACTO~ SALES and Serv1ce. R. A...-.l'inlaw, 312 E. tact Rev. Robert Styer&. Phone 4 27 tt 6173·M. o 23 3tc Main St., l'omerny. L H. ItAWWIGS 80"8 CO. - 24 boqt 'Vn<"ker Servlc.. Da1 Phone em. Nlaat Pbone -X. DODOIC • PLYI!Ot.rrll D!W.UB. SI U (81 Auto Soles ' ll:tlH L.hevrolet betrlly Clinton Fllber, 6263-X Mid· 11-liiC powt>r stcorlug. Urea, hrr gunrd MrL Clyde Wlneh'rt!nner IJU81)·X alter 8 PM- or Sa\Ul'day 5-~· 21p ROOMS, ei&Ril in tewn, V8 2 dr. Sctl.u· Only 3.456 ~~ortu.d mu~.. . Driver'& tnunina: Cll" Blaettnar'11, Pomeroy. ti·24-3tt· •a.ao&.oo. Pomeroyo~ f I Greatly Redu~ecl Fully Guaranteed e Gulbransen Spinet. hll Price . . . . $299.50 e Gulbransen Full Size Spinet .......... $478 Beaut~ul ·~- PHONII made ease 4498 "F.etory Tralned Service'' Plone 12 Jacbon, 'Obit ~ room . ' ON THE 0 aJ)I-:tmen 1· .-::2::-1R::Yo,.-,M""'•I:-n-,S::,t;... ., Pomeroy. C111l ' 201 or see Dr . K. D. Amil111ry. 5 22 U rt-24 · ~1c .Jtrake1, verr low mileage, l:!·c new. Blaettaar's, Pomeroy. '. ·' ----- Admlnlstrat.r · l1tata of llt&IWh H•ll.y lltcHMd Notice is Mttby .lven that aac Counta '1-bo.ae Poat Orllee Ad· dreq. JII Deiawll'e, Ohio, Route D. lta'a boon duly •ppointed a1 Admin· 117) iltrator of the Es\tte of EUabeth Halley late of Meias County, Ohio, SALF..'ILADV t~O R 8 & 10 WO•"k deceased. with buylnR and acJllng 11th d~ of Ma)' 1957. iencc. Good anm.·l :Dated thl!l John C. Buon Write Box C/o Judge of the Pfobat.ll Court Sent inel, Pomeroy. Molgo Co~nl!l, Ohio to take of el,:~ehy (0) 17 . 24. 31, 3t<· lAdy, must live In, 11\i:ati.lre NOTJCI OP AP!'OINTMIII'! morning" 8:00 A. ,.f, until noQr. l•t•te 01 lima P..urton ..,.. ._. at fl2 ftaC'o St., J.llddleport. Notice is hereby •lven th.ll How5·2J.8te ard Frank wboae Poit Office addWANTED - b;;t;'dellv'e~ r-::C-,ol-um-· reu is Racine, Ohio baa Wen dlllY 6bi,IS Dbpateh and ' Obio · State appointed Admln~tor of State Journal in Pomeror 1rea. tate Of Elma BU,Iiton, · 4lectla«d. ' ra. Phone Middlet~ort ~. I Oi>'PQiiiruNiTY---;; • 0 .22.f~ late of Sollobury Count~. Ohio ~ TO'"'\!~Ip, : lolelto • r 1 , or Mar !eDt Dated this IOih 4*> John c. Jtcon Jud;e or the 'Prob:t.te court Melli 17. 24, ~1. ' Ca\!blt.:Qblo 'le •. . ' ·~ ' \ ... J ~~ ' l •\ STC»P':AT' OUR Al'PliANCE ·' I . C~fiR I ·. , , ~nd Look at our{~rt.•. Selection befo;., ~ou l~y! ' UPRIGHT MODELS . -·~:l ,' . ~NEST ·~ODElS \ . ,. .... ' .. L;;r; the T~EiJRICE ·YOu PAY THAT CoUNtS! ''- . . iT'S .',... t \ ,. ~OM~ARE THESE h!CIS - COMPARE OUR..tOC~ $1RYI(E . . Help Wanted r.ADY .OR ' .,\ NOTICI 0' AP,OINTMINT 'I 1.~ 10 Cu. fDJ. F~ . . • . .•. . .• . . • . . ' fi7a , ~ u. "uq.•· ....... , •....... ·.fill ' ,II', 11 Cu. ............. .... . nlll .. '>~l'{lit •• Fl•.. -· ............ f3St 18 Cu. Fl. ..................... ' • )t· . . U Cu. FC. , . ···"' .......... ~ tttl so Cu. Fl. •• ,: .•..• : .......... . , .' ' . ' '.I '' .. ~ .. '< .,, - . .. Convenient Budget Terfns at Moore's Busy · Sto~~s . ·. ~ ' ~ . . '';. ,. •' wit: Pa11!el No. 1: 1'he sfiiibed Roltl Estate the VJ)llglf" of Dexter N.Ued MartJ~sbur&) 1 M~its and Stat~ of Obto, t and desQribed ts fo1lows; nlng South .8~4 degree 9 East feet from ' the ScJuth east of Lot NO. 11n the Vilfage · 1}tail1ura;· tJienc.e Wut · wJtH·the South iine, of · di8loanee Gi 90 feet or to · line of ,111i.d Lot No. 4; South ahJO& the \test line of Lot N'o. 4 a (listance of 20 feet to th~ South Un~ of Lot NO. ~ tile~· l:ast' alon.l: tt(e' South Of LOt No. 4 .. distani)f or 90 or to the South, Eaat corner ·~fd · Lot No. 4; llience North \ • 1fl::t to tbe p)tce o-r beJinnig. , ' Being same real estite·conveyed by L. Murray to AIbert deed dated ;~·~~~~.ill County, Ohio, conveyJng )Jis A~~~~~~~;: · Romine b)' deed c;llted 2, 194:0, and ~C!Oriled 1M at Page 818 of tbe deeds of Meli:s County, ""'won 1711.0 d!ltano; thon~• 'lortb ~ do&rl!ta Weot 4 tOOl/ to 10"' ,. .. ; w. ,,......._ ;,_ &· .._!w', ,... .oc. · eaord~td In VoJume 120 at PIJe inb dlltlnt; tbenee North 19~ ol real ett1te Ia the above entitled a.1•1 tho '"""' rnl -con· 1ert RO~l)ine 1ad l)on •omlne b1 1 1tlll:e wbe~ 1 butlliraat 8 lncbet ea.e No. 1~8U teed da't'ed Stptem.ber :t, ltl~ 1Dd »an toOth 16 deiJ'M' Wat 11 In E*flllaaee fJf an ord4!r ot ole :88 of the reeordl o! deed• O'f !tlftel Wen 8 rod1 to a Make In actkm ttt me dirttted aa Sheriff A'tip County, .Qhio, Albert J\0. he read; thtne:e North 37~ \de- ()f Kelp eo., t wiD of!er r.no public nine later cofyeyed bls lnterul :reH Wf;ll 18 roda to the plate of 1utrtlon al iJoor of.' CoLU't Houae, '0 Dora Romine by de,.d dated lelinn.lna:. eontalnlnl thrte (I) PomeroJ, Ohio, In 1M above naQ1~ liovember 2': UKO, and- recorded 1cres, mote or leu. ed eount:r ~;~n Moftd~J, June JA., n Velume IM .at Page 618 Qf the BeirloJ- the sam.e real e&t.ate con· tt57,. ._t :JD:OO a. mJtbe .followU,g ·ecords or deeds of Meilll County •eyed b)' ,AU;,n Ro111h'M! to Dora deacti.bed Ulll e..ta-, •ftu.ated In Jhlo. \.omine by deed dated Nover:tiber c ounty of Mtilft ~tt ol Ohio, Pi.rcel No 3: The robowiDg de. ', 1940, and reeorded In Volume Townahlp of sutton, tG-lfl.t: ·crHJed real estate situated ia the 60 at Page 10$ or 'the record of The followioa detCtlbed prem1'0wnahip of Salem, In the County leeda of Melp Covnty, Ohlo. ises, !iltuated in the Townetup of •f Meigs and in the State of Ohiq, Parcel No. 6: Thi fol!owin& real Sutj.On, County oJ Mtil·· and State iection No. 15, ·Town No. B and l&~te situated in tbe County of , ~»l .Qjho: Tbl!! foJlowinl real estate !lana:e No. IS of thl! Ohio com.pa. ~elj:s, ln. the State. o( Ohio. and tn ae,re Lot No. 1223, in Sutton 1)''11 Purehaa!-; in the V!.JIIj'e ol· n the VWJ~e . of Mkldleport, and Township, Meil):s couaty, Ohio, Dexter. Beginning at the South .lOUnded and de~eribed a1 fullowa: and bounded a.1d d,eacr:lbed as rollaat corner of Lot No. ~. l.n the aelng ~t No. Twe-1\t)'-F.h>e (7.$J of Iqw•; l}eglnnin1 Nort.b 911.11 feet ~illage o! Martin.aburg (now Dex. J..ower Pomeroy, now· Incorporated :md ,West .}.10 feet rrom the Southter)l' thence East 40 feet; , thenee mto and a part of the 'llllaee or west corner of section No. 31, on Sou h M'4 deerees mut. e .r(lda;; MidC.Ueport, ,MeiJ:a County, Ohio, thJ!. Nprth Jin'e of a 15t acre tract . Ea&t S rods; the bell.inhillj the same is plahed and or rec· now or formerly owned by the oC the luid herein eoDveyed; in VOlume 2 at paaes 8 •nd ,Roae Hill Co.il Com"any deseribed South E&11t 12 rods aDd 2'1 10 .~f the recordl of platl iD the- . in deed· to it trom ,Pittl.bW'eh Conor to the South East cotnef office of. the Retarder of Meijs solidaHon Coal Company, dated lot known as 1Je Oscar wn- Coun~y, Ohio, and sitqate on the November 10, 1950, and recorded ae~e lot, now or for- ~ .t aide of Beech Street between in ' I;IOok J81, at P"a1e 161, of the by . Dora Romine; Locust and Ash Streets In sald '0"'~ ~ordJ o! :M;(di' Co~nty, 0., to the •.clnter of Lead! thence Weft 381 feo"'t; the.q.f?e North in !l' Northerly being the pme _,roperty 1 160 West 76 teet tO iha,.S9uthea$t: the center df I ~~~~:~d by Frahk D. Collins to c!orner o! Roy AinU 0.3'1· acre lot due east of 11 M. ErvJn an.d Nona F. on tOp o'f ·• rode ' Plitt, lbenee S. of thence deed dat~d Aug111t 24, 6'7l'.deg. West 148 feet tO the Easl to tbe plaee Book 166, 1ide of $tate "Routt! i{o;· 124. 20 containJna one-ball (lh) recorda or feet 'frem thtl cehter thereof aDd or leN. and later con· runatinr•paJ':,UeJ And ~feel North Being the Fame real estate eonM. Ervin and of. a bric't t.tore bUilding; thenee vCYed by Dulaney to Albert Romine by Soutti 2d d~. 4&' E¢ 135 feet Domlne Romine by d~d or February Dtb along the · East side of State Route 1930, and rein Vol. 172, ~c. ~. tha_pce 1 So11th 20 deiree, Paaf. 331 or of deeds 25' .Easf 318 feet alona the East Meigs CoonSide , oL State Route Ho. 124; l11ter epn· furthel' ai. t.be-1\e-.e . North 67 degree 15' veying to Dora RoNds. J, 2, 3, 4., East 400' fe~t r~nnifli t\lfdUih a mine by deed dated Noveml;ler 2, In the in. point 25 feet Nortlierly of a mine UNO, and recorded in Vol. iS4 at estate at the sum opening;. thence North 248 fee-t l<) Plge 618. of the record of Deeds and Psrcel No . 6 the. Place or -1\eglnning, oontalning of Meigs Coqnty, Ohio. at the sum of $4,000. 3.66 ,acres; .eit:celftJnl anti ,re$ervParcel No. 4: The following defurther alleges that ing to the Rose Rifl C1al c'ompany &erl~ Re-al Est1de sltuated in the defendantl!l are named In the lts sueeen'ors and aadpl, .ali coal, T~Dthip of 'Salem, ln the Coun{y ~tltion by virtue of an er- oil, Ia$ an.d othel' mrnerala under· I or MeiJB, and State or Ohio in ror appearing In the description lying tbe soil, witb the rlght to See!tion No. 5', Town N'o. 8 'and In Parcel l;i'O 1 and ParCel No. 2 enter orr ·Jaid premise• prospect, R.nge No .15 of the Ohio Com- of. deedf appearing in the chain e:~plore ~nd driii for, ond • mine, ~~ny"B Purchase, in the Vlllaee of of title. • e~eavate a~d remove the same Dexter, bounded and described as In witll all · mac~J. appliances, followa: Belnj ,a tract or land fifty. fittiU'u lnd ' Ufinta necesury or Iii\ (58) reet in width North ·and conveD.ient therefor, and also a SOuth across the Nortb end of tbe right uf oveP, aerO$$ arid up. following ,described real estate: OJl a road running alOQJ tbe West· Beginning 40 teet East and South and crtt side thfreof as dctetibed in 8% deereea East five (5) .rOd a parcela of tbe ·de~d b.erelnaft~r rettrrfd 1o. from the S'outb-Eut Corner ottt:~t to ' the statute ~nd being the same property Nq. 1 aa deJ.:=rib&il. ld the plat of . ·and' Provided, tlonveHe'd by. , t~l'l. R(J.IJe HUl' Cca1 Martinsburg (n~w Dexter); then-eel l pi'Oper orderl . Coinpall)' tct ' Fatraeri Feed and South 8o/4 defrees Esat 11 rodS'· Pnllflisi!J. · Sup-p\Y; Int.,,.. by dtcd dilteit Juno thence Nottb11 8}1/-t. degre'e.s Easi Said plrties a.re- re4uiied to ~ns: 22. 19tU, and l reC!orded in ~ook lP...~od.l; tb~:nce North 40'11 dea:rees wer. t.tn or before the istb. day of 173. at Page 295 ,af Deed Re~ords W,est l2 t6ds 1 il':ld 2;11 incbea; July, ·A. D., 19$7. of Mei'gs .Coun~. Ohio. thence West 3 -rods to ttJ,e place or Sybil Ebersbach, as Ex· Said Premises a.Pp.raised at $10,begi~nlnJJ , •. . , ecutrix of tht: Estate or 1·"'1!1'"'. and· cannot .be sold fGr less th& tame real . Dora Romine, Deceased of appraisement: ~~e.d, ! (Mary Crow and Crow Ro~ C. flarfenlWIC!.I;I. RorillJI illd Dora Attorneys for P1aintitf , ,. ~ J1 ~herift) dated (5) 24,· !1,.. (6)" ,7, 14,':!1, 28, 6tc HaUlday & SbeetSt . ~ eot(led in . . Attolfley tbe (5J lb. 17. 24. so, (6J 7, stc ,. teo ! waY <!' »emJ Legal Notice . of •••• ~Mo...~· ~;;.,.... •oinr"'nonOh!o, 'Mal'• CO!'ftfy Thllth•riff'a S•l• • ~· 1;9~6 .PIHI Court Flli.INTJ Mich.; ' Mickay CraW. U7, ~huw, Mich., euto ~!!!td Wall1c• (Bud) ~lth . . CHEVROLET .110-· .. · .'. · · · · · · · · $2295 8 ·eyl. St;IUon:.'Wagon, 4 Door . .Iv,ory and Blue.JFirrlsh Po!'lergllde, VB MotOr. ~~o . art~1 Heater, 'Guards. Reaur sharp and will stand close IIISpecuon. ' ; POMERO·Y· · MOTOR CO. E. Mala St. •.. Legal Notice MetalS~ • · Phone 824% MIDDLEPORT I.E ~ ''•' ... $119.95 .·. . New Shipment of ialiWI'Siiots · Jlotb .Rubber and ,. • · PRESTON MOTOI\5. SUMMERS & SON >, · Complete Line of Pow:~r. Mowers Up To l Wo carrr our own ..:counh 1 . $59.9~ $2895 1 $25 . Down . Delivers ~ ·• "U ·" Powerful 4 Cycle Motors ,. ·]8 in. Cut, Large Rubber·. T\res POWER. STEE~ING ·HOL tilt Type •. lr . POWER BRAKJ!S • UprtghfPiano, Aalow as ....... . EASY TERMS! ·- .. MOWERS CALL IT lo MIDbi,IPOJt,T, 01110 ·R~tary• f, . .. FORDOMATIC 245 Ii.P. VB ENGINE e Wurlllzer Spinel PLAINTIFF Webater & JI'Uitz Rtol Estate lroktr c-o The Daily. Sentinel; POmeroy, 0. LAWN VICTORIA 2 DR. RADIO • HEATER BACK UP. LIGilTS 2 TONE .PAINT Spinet .... . SAVE $200 195J·' He en Fa.)'e Kirkmln Life. Ct-ltr .... - Reply in full to Box 668-0 FAIRLANE e Baldwin Aerosonle METROPOLITAN June, . '57 FORD the 17th day flf AprH, , the iround. Price 13,000.00 Phone unde.·sia:ned, Helen Faye til2·J, :1 20 8k rued her petition atalnst him - - - - - - - ~---the Common Pleas Cou:.-t or Mel&f County, Ohio, Case No. 12 .~37 aJ. leging that he bu been 1ulltY of aross nealect or duty towards the Good Cleaa lJiell Cln plaintiff and 11u abandoned the All Milke• aad Modell plalntltf and ,w.aytna for divorce custody of child, alimon~1 and otb: er r'elief. Said cat.lle Wl'll be for AUTO SAJ.IB hearing on or alter the 3rd day ot der the Last Will and Testament or Dora . Romine, Deceased, ba.ve eonuented to the sale of the fol· lowing descr1bed real estate. to. . Salory, Commisilion, Group,lnsuronc<t·., SPICIAL . V8 .Century 1834 Buick VI Super 4 dr~~dan .1.781.00. Power 11eutn1 att 1 a.:u-atc ft'li HOUSE. Cqpable of Mqnag,ng ,Stotiqn . ' Far One Shift ~ . 0· 11 · 12\~ 2 dr. UNFURNISHED APARTMENT New modern, 4 rOoms and bath. ''Hird•Top'', f.IUN.OO . Uivit•, a No rhllt\fen under 12. Phone model, low mUeaa:c. lmma(u 6170, Mlddleport. !J,22 Slc late lnahle end out. Ulacllmtr '~. 18U Buick Piano Clearance with reaaonable dlliganee be Rltertalned.. wUI take notice ihlt 12'7 81.1\o lernut, Pomer<J1. Capt. and Mrr . ·Robert H Chambers, Fort Benning, Ga., afc announcing the birth of a six pou nd eight ounce daughter Marilyn Carol. They. ~lso have a >on, Qavid Michael GrandparentJ )re Mr. af!d Mrs. M.ucus Cha•n,en, Middlf'port and Mrs H. T. Chancey, , Ol(llt if any, of Henry Love, Deeeased will take notice that day of Apl'U, 19157, EstJ.le of bach as Executrix of Dora Romine, Deceased, being ·plaintiff, filed her petition ln. the Probate Court, Mtits County, O&io, Case No. l'J,203, against the above nam.ed· partlee ·and . oihets as defel)dp.n~ alle.ing that Dora Ro· mine died te8lale on the 17th or Mar-ch, 1D56, aqd tha~ her · Wtu and fest ..ment wa• duly mitted to probate by the Probate f:ourt of M~la:s County, Ohio, on ~ 31.st day Qf March, 195:8 and . on the 2nd dly April, 1956, Syb!l tberabach wa11 a.uly appqin.ted and qualified as Ex~trix of said estat~. Ftirthermore, tbat the said petlUon alleged that all of tbe persons who are beneficiaries un- ot BIRTI::I ANNOUNCED X23_o1osij,~N:J'e~w)H!jia~v~en~.~~ft;':2~3;;3;1p~~n:~ot, 111AX WAD \..OU).ol.:, !116 PonUae • Jl'.xtens-:1-on_La_d:-:d-er-,.l;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;:;:.i;;;;;~o;;;;;;;;;o;;; Attorney• ror Plaintiff • Scallold bmds, Drop Clotba. Rodne~ ..~w:n' ~~ . (4) 19, 26. (ft) 3, 10, 17, 2<, 31 7tc Clinton Fl~h!!!r, Middleport. ..,.. · Phone 621>11-X. 11111 I~'VURA Cl AG&N f · ,.,,......_ , . , Noollll ·tor rent • &ieetric walJpape:ACCIDIII'! steamer. :Jeorge Las'ber, Rutllnd, instea.1 of Monday . as they had prigina:l1y plann·ed. Mi.ss Lucille Smith, of Chester will pre11ent the progl'um which will include colored .slides. DAYS TO SAVE (21 ) Real Estate For Rent - .11cporL Ph. The Rutland Garde .. ciub will meet May 28 at the born! of M•.$. JUST A FEW MORE ~ ROOM utees, administntor rmd executors. i EXPERIENCED SERVICE STATION A~NQ~l GAAOEN CLUB MalTING !2061 Insurance ii \ i HELP. WANTED l SIX ~eased; The unknown heirs, de-vlseea, legateea, diatributeea. ld· minlatratora and eXecutor lf any, of Sarab, A. Love Deceased, and tbe· unknown beln, deviaeei, 1 le&atees, dilltrib- ... I· !141 For Rent Ciotb, Nylon, Fibor;laas Awnlnp, Porch shades, Venetlan blinda, while wall Wind(IW hllnda, Porch and Lawn tube1, 1unvl.aor. clock, rad 1P, Furniture. Froe estl:-.tea. Dale and heller, 16,000 acLUal mill's, Wlpp6J Supply, 213 Union Ave., lookl 1nd run11 like new. Ca1l Pomeroy, 4 20 1moe power illdc, -. ' Syr~~eUSe. ~16-l2tp. • POMEROY MOTOR .. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE In pursuance of the order or the Probate Court of Meigs County, ---.,,,-,.-.-~.~~.;.-,..-- Ohio, I will offer for :mle at pubPAINTING lir auction un S~~oturday, the 25t)l PAPER-HANGING day of May, 1957, a) 10:00 o'ctoek L. v. Raltlnttr A. M., from the front door of the Racine, Ohio Court HOU~'~c In Pomeroy, Ohio, 4 27 tf tbe following real e11t.a'te: The following described real estate. to-wit; Situate in the VilSTORE AND EQUIPMENT, wll! ·taa:e of Pomeroy, Me•gs County, leavf' buHding. Randolph Store, State Rout(' 124 betweel\ Reeds- Ohi•l and being a part of Vlllage ville and :tioclcin8iporl 0-18-7!p Lot No. 255, said part herein conjoin• the Jay Lot and be· LOTS, ANY s~ Near Forked g!~::~~i on the North aide or the Rlln Lake, A. H. CurU 11 , Long ~ Road on ,the line between Bottom, Obio. & 22 4tp Number 200 and 206; thence North 68-\4 clegreea West along !Ei!Vi(i:;;0n;0wWI~~eiebb:iC.ii; Said Road 180 feet; thence Nort~ 2314 clf!grees East 1215 feet. to the Plirlng bJ Flltorr Trained clif(; thence East along the cliff w~~otchmlker, COLLINS JBWB. to the West line of Lot Number LmR.S, Pomei'OJ. 14-tl 215~; thence South 7~ deiJ'ees P.ADJO • TELEVllliON SEilVtCJI, West 13~ feet to the place o! bee<:~ntaining one-half acre, Phon• 1JO, Cleland Appllllld Jinnlna, more or les~. Thi.!l deed conveys Store, l .Ld W. JUin St., PorMror. only the surface and nothing more 2·23-tf or any kind. Said real estate Ia on thEJ Chester Road, commonly known as old State Route 7, and the Kireet lm- - - - - mediately east is State Route No. 7 and tbe 11trett immediately westerly i1 Route No. 33. Located about 150 feet we.11t of junction of Cbest. er Road ,and Route No. 7. poi\J;\MAN & ABBOTt' T:v, SEJI. Said a.remiaes are appraised 1 t VICF. All fiUikeJIIePIIred by Ell· $900.00 ind must be sold ro'r not pert T"JmloWII. Plloao 112116 Y less than two-tbirdl of said apMlddlepor. . IHG-tf praised value. Terms: Ci~h in hand on day or COMPLETE lnJU!U!JIIo Pro,..Uqo, &Jie. ~ lJft, Auto. rlrt, Polle-:·eut-f)oa ' BEN J. SPENCER, AdminMills. Middleport, Oblo. blrator or the Estate or Thomas Terrell, decease\.! WEBSTER & R!LT!I: Attorcf3ys tor Administrator. ONE ::M::IL-;E:-F::R:-O::M::-:S::P::O::R::N:-.-,52:-ao-re (<) 26, (ft). 3. JD. 17. 24. 5te farm, good house, tractor land, close to atnrcs ,churchel, achoola Ch"fter M. Kirkman, whose place Mrs. Martln Ohlinger, Ttrrner qf retidenciJ Is unknown and can- H..dt~.,.rt•r• for 1 WANl'ED- Cut-;nd Colored tlass Sam•Otllte Luuaa:e - Lane Cedar ' old china. Ca,ll 6188-M evenings. Che1t1 - LAU Window Fans~ l~ tt ----=--'18b) Auto Services, Philip Donovan; ,..,..., -Ill ~--~,----~~---------- ----­ Denver, CoJu., was '!amed fo~ l lhernip08t point reaci.ed by t:1• NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of ' Leo . Raub Dece•Md LEGAL NOTICE ar. Ohiolln, Gen. .l1Ml1es WillioaHI Confederate soldiers d~rlng UJ , Notice is b.ereby given .that Ho- St•f• uf Ohio, fMiva County, as: Denver of Wilmington. bert J. Raub whose Post Office 1in the Prablto · Court Salineville, .Ohio, was tile nOt·· War. addre~s is Pomeroy, Ohio ha& In tht IMtter of the RegJatntktn been duly appolllted Administrator •, of of the Estate or Leo Raub, de· Birth of Rechel JonM ceased, Jate of Pomeroy, Meigs CaM No. 17,561 County , Ohio Notice is given that on the 14th Dated this 17th day of May 1957. day of May, 1~7 . Rachel Jones John C. Bacon Judge of the Probate 'c ourt Detwiler. whose birth is "'Ot rfe. t:orded, filed ber application for an 4 Dr. interior Uke new. Healer, V8 motor, good Urer-.Meigs COUnty, Obi-> order -qf the Probate Court that (5) 24 31 (6 )7, 3tc Beige finish. Roduced to -' hoer birth be registered as provided by la1¥. AT SCOUT BANOUIT C. F fUbbs, chairman of the Applicant aver11 that she was M-G·M Scout Distrkt, was Mas ~er born April U .1907, at' Minersville E. Main St. Hours 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. or Ceremony at the Scout ban Ohio, Meigs County. ; quet held at the Point Pleasa 1' Said application' will be f.or Moose Hall Thursday· eveninl't 1 M'r5. Hibhs a~ompanied him to he~ring on the 3rd day . of .Ju!l.e, the banquet and they represenl;!d 1957, at 10·00 o'clock A. M. J'o-hn C. Bacon the local Boy S~ut Troop com r. Probate Judge mlltee at the rheeting. !5) 24, lte 1955 PLYMOUTH Belvedere · · ··· ·· · $1495 ' ICUP IRON-MITALL (20 )Business Services LegarNotice . . A Wow--O,f A Buy WE BUY JTW.UCTUUL I BIAMI 5-lfl-12te. ---:::::-::::-::-:-----:-. --HOLSTf 1 '1.1 -tSPER$A,L 1 MI... North of Pomtroy sang two numbers. Daib' Sentia91 -.ill not be responsible for moJe thin on~.: lnoor· retof: inlertion. Card of Thanb and Special Notice• of Event. $1.00. ObituariN publb:hed at 1 cent per word. -::-,-:-Middleport Explorer Pust is sponsoring a tlu~e at lh<! Legion Hall on rliday, May 24 rrom 9 P. M. to I A. M. 5 23 3tc ORUESEB BLOCK CO. program Thunday. They we ·e announced hy Nick Ba81lo and 2 enta per word, one inst"rlion. Minimum chatirl ~.----4 centl per word for three consecutive insertlooa. S~lal - One month for 25 cents per word. FuU rate of 2 cent& per word will be ch:-o':'ged for advertlslnll lf DOt paid for before the 15th ol each. month following insertion. £rren iD Advertising-Should be reported lmmedlateb. The Notices ... LIItd letter For L ...... '•-""'""'""'"*=1111..11111111-=r RATES (l) Legal Notice Rclallves and rrtends or Janice Chtlds, Chero l ~ Blake and Pau line Zirkle, freshman t~ludent nurses at the Holzer Hospltal School of Nursing, Wi!il~herl them as the Student Nurses' Chorus, dJrccted by Kimball Suiter, &f1· peared on _the Huntington TV I' ;eyed 1>J Jonnlo L. Hunor to Al· Ho11n1 I;OO ·A••. ..;:.. 8:00P.M. ~Pomor!ft DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy·lllddleporl, 0 ., lllay 24, 1957-'l' 1HII! IIIlTH r dll.t ( ., ... A1ni . . �•' I • • • ·/ ' - I_..~1 • ~~JCe ·'"""'l'" .1'flnl• lam• laynor Hht, 1 Minof, ~whou place of residence is 1803 ' >Valley Stree'- rtlll City, Nebru· U; Mary"Kithr)'n kilt, • Minor. whose place or ri!J.idence iJ 1603 Valley S"tet, Falla 'city, Nebrnkl; Franf'ia Philip HUt, a Minorr who.n place ..of realdenee it UI03 Vallet' Street, Falla Cit)', Nebraaki; Rob· ert Stephen Hilt, a Minor, whose place o~ residence is 1603 Valley .Street, Falb 'city, Nebraslr.:a; Ber. nard F .Clark \'ib01e )lace of relfl· denee is Coal Fork. W. Va.; Lu· ole11 Gwinn qart whose place of te•i.denee is unk~flwn; Tl-e un· k!;'OWD heirs; devisees, legatees, diatributMJ, •dminh1trator11and ex-ecutors, if any, of William ~ur 0 a:yd ' POR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS PHONE 398 1 . OHIO VALLEY ~ lharpened the LAWN MOWERS JUNK CO. IDF..AL way. Nelgler & Cleek Garage. Phone 3611, Racine, 0 USED BARGALlli'S---A I used elec· Tunday, M.ly 28, at 1 P. M. Al Bashan. Ohio, ~ nnlc:; l~. ol Chester. Oh10. Because of lack flf help 1 muJ;~t sell· 21 Reg . and high grade Holstem cows and heifers, 10 head calf hood vaccinated. 10 cow.;; in production, all rebred but one. tric water he a ten $25 00 ~o $50.00. 5 gal. feed btjckets. 3 f,•,· $1 .00, OIV! nPw L'leclr J~ water lwat r r 52 gal $[19,00. ~~~~rt electric motor 16-1 H. P . $5 00 up, used milk l'Ookrs, all s i zet~ 1 new elc~tric range, regul11r rcfri!!:eralor!'. S270·$229 u~crt $25.00 to $95.90 Easy terms Ftfp, H.cfrigcratton Open ev~n­ mgs. 0-24-3lc - - --.,----: - ---::-----cc:- Collapt!iblc twin ~tro ller $t8.UU. Metal glide s wing, $6.00. Rich· !S;24·3tp ard Ncub.ling, 13~- X. SMALL GROCEfiY STORE, gMd 4 Registered cows, tot h i~; h huRiness, sellin..:: because of grade cows. 1 _Reg i.~lc rcd hcifc1 health, reasonable. Write &x to freshen soon 2 Re gistered 6M-E, c/o The Daily Sf-ntinrl. heifers lo freshen in Sept. 1n ~· 24-Ctp Pomeroy. January 16 head of thcsl! cows prorluced over 21.000 lbs. mi.k In Apnl thPv nroduecfl f!" " f 1948 Punllar Sedan to be ~old ln the h1~h b1C:rier June l. 1967 rtt 20.000 Jh~. This is one or the Ulal'ttnar Auto t:n., Pomcro\' vrry best herds in S. E. Oluo. Ohio. at 10 00 A. 1\f. Hcnlfh papcr!i furn1shed. (5) 24·28·31·3tc 2~ milk cans. 8-can Esro cookr. 2 Sur.~:c units hkr.= new. 18.1hi\J ·- - - , -lbs. Charleston basf! d (' rRIVA'f'E SALE fW FUR'NrL'URE. OM of the hest nprorlunitl~''> [,jving room .~ uitc , tables rugs, ch11irH, few autlquc!f, wardrobe, "n( the IIC!ason 14 hmul w'!l 2 beds, dresHing table, miseell· fre11hen in early fai!.cous kitchen articles, electric DON'T MISS Tl-tlS SALE! PAUL ORR, OWNER iron, fireMid c sel ,gas cook stove. H•rGid Gockttrd, Auctlvnear Cali (1075-J or Inquire 11tl S. ~H-2tc . Second Ave .. Middleport 5 22 3tp ----- _(!_,)_l_ n_~e_m _orian Wt wish to CMp rc~ our apprect:• p~n ' to the emcr!lcncy t><!Ua<ls of the .aurroundmg area~. doc tors. Rawling ~·CoaLs Puur:al )fomf', ffirnd s und IWJghhors for their tm{!neu un11 rtow N• Rev. Lemlf'Y nf Che~hirc, :t l lh" time of the dcitlh of nm .~01. and btolhcr, John Car lin Smtth Mr. and Mrs. rred Smith &. Fam1ly 5·24·11 p ' " Philco !tEI''KIGERATOR piet'e br.droom suite, choap.., Lillian Leifheit, Rt. 2, PDmcrdy. Phone 819-Y. D 20 6tp POULTRY f{ JU. S,\J..F'"'Finl Genuation Arhor AcrCIII Van're ~s Ikmler chicks. FOR I•:nGS--DeKalb the Profit Pul ll't. HEHM 'Jt:RRY'S HATCHERY, Inc., IJurlt:ersburg, W !/a. l'h nnc GA-2-3586. 5·10-lmoc Ctoss - blot!k ---BLOCK LAYING or hour by Frigidaire Refrlgeralon. l1ker P~o~rniture, MldcU•IIOriJ Ohio Ahurlnum combination storm and 420 tl &ere en windows and doors. Steel and alu"'inum awnln1e 1and canopies. C•!l WilUam Radford, !t:l l.ost & --;-.,--·--- Rock Sprlllfolll. IJ 2 lmop. Found - ---- LOST - South Bond bamboo fly rod. Bdhlnd Rawllngs.(nal.q. Con- GRAVELY TI!ACTO~ SALES and Serv1ce. R. A...-.l'inlaw, 312 E. tact Rev. Robert Styer&. Phone 4 27 tt 6173·M. o 23 3tc Main St., l'omerny. L H. ItAWWIGS 80"8 CO. - 24 boqt 'Vn<"ker Servlc.. Da1 Phone em. Nlaat Pbone -X. DODOIC • PLYI!Ot.rrll D!W.UB. SI U (81 Auto Soles ' ll:tlH L.hevrolet betrlly Clinton Fllber, 6263-X Mid· 11-liiC powt>r stcorlug. Urea, hrr gunrd MrL Clyde Wlneh'rt!nner IJU81)·X alter 8 PM- or Sa\Ul'day 5-~· 21p ROOMS, ei&Ril in tewn, V8 2 dr. Sctl.u· Only 3.456 ~~ortu.d mu~.. . Driver'& tnunina: Cll" Blaettnar'11, Pomeroy. ti·24-3tt· •a.ao&.oo. Pomeroyo~ f I Greatly Redu~ecl Fully Guaranteed e Gulbransen Spinet. hll Price . . . . $299.50 e Gulbransen Full Size Spinet .......... $478 Beaut~ul ·~- PHONII made ease 4498 "F.etory Tralned Service'' Plone 12 Jacbon, 'Obit ~ room . ' ON THE 0 aJ)I-:tmen 1· .-::2::-1R::Yo,.-,M""'•I:-n-,S::,t;... ., Pomeroy. C111l ' 201 or see Dr . K. D. Amil111ry. 5 22 U rt-24 · ~1c .Jtrake1, verr low mileage, l:!·c new. Blaettaar's, Pomeroy. '. ·' ----- Admlnlstrat.r · l1tata of llt&IWh H•ll.y lltcHMd Notice is Mttby .lven that aac Counta '1-bo.ae Poat Orllee Ad· dreq. JII Deiawll'e, Ohio, Route D. lta'a boon duly •ppointed a1 Admin· 117) iltrator of the Es\tte of EUabeth Halley late of Meias County, Ohio, SALF..'ILADV t~O R 8 & 10 WO•"k deceased. with buylnR and acJllng 11th d~ of Ma)' 1957. iencc. Good anm.·l :Dated thl!l John C. Buon Write Box C/o Judge of the Pfobat.ll Court Sent inel, Pomeroy. Molgo Co~nl!l, Ohio to take of el,:~ehy (0) 17 . 24. 31, 3t<· lAdy, must live In, 11\i:ati.lre NOTJCI OP AP!'OINTMIII'! morning" 8:00 A. ,.f, until noQr. l•t•te 01 lima P..urton ..,.. ._. at fl2 ftaC'o St., J.llddleport. Notice is hereby •lven th.ll How5·2J.8te ard Frank wboae Poit Office addWANTED - b;;t;'dellv'e~ r-::C-,ol-um-· reu is Racine, Ohio baa Wen dlllY 6bi,IS Dbpateh and ' Obio · State appointed Admln~tor of State Journal in Pomeror 1rea. tate Of Elma BU,Iiton, · 4lectla«d. ' ra. Phone Middlet~ort ~. I Oi>'PQiiiruNiTY---;; • 0 .22.f~ late of Sollobury Count~. Ohio ~ TO'"'\!~Ip, : lolelto • r 1 , or Mar !eDt Dated this IOih 4*> John c. Jtcon Jud;e or the 'Prob:t.te court Melli 17. 24, ~1. ' Ca\!blt.:Qblo 'le •. . ' ·~ ' \ ... J ~~ ' l •\ STC»P':AT' OUR Al'PliANCE ·' I . C~fiR I ·. , , ~nd Look at our{~rt.•. Selection befo;., ~ou l~y! ' UPRIGHT MODELS . -·~:l ,' . ~NEST ·~ODElS \ . ,. .... ' .. L;;r; the T~EiJRICE ·YOu PAY THAT CoUNtS! ''- . . iT'S .',... t \ ,. ~OM~ARE THESE h!CIS - COMPARE OUR..tOC~ $1RYI(E . . Help Wanted r.ADY .OR ' .,\ NOTICI 0' AP,OINTMINT 'I 1.~ 10 Cu. fDJ. F~ . . • . .•. . .• . . • . . ' fi7a , ~ u. "uq.•· ....... , •....... ·.fill ' ,II', 11 Cu. ............. .... . nlll .. '>~l'{lit •• Fl•.. -· ............ f3St 18 Cu. Fl. ..................... ' • )t· . . U Cu. FC. , . ···"' .......... ~ tttl so Cu. Fl. •• ,: .•..• : .......... . , .' ' . ' '.I '' .. ~ .. '< .,, - . .. Convenient Budget Terfns at Moore's Busy · Sto~~s . ·. ~ ' ~ . . '';. ,. •' wit: Pa11!el No. 1: 1'he sfiiibed Roltl Estate the VJ)llglf" of Dexter N.Ued MartJ~sbur&) 1 M~its and Stat~ of Obto, t and desQribed ts fo1lows; nlng South .8~4 degree 9 East feet from ' the ScJuth east of Lot NO. 11n the Vilfage · 1}tail1ura;· tJienc.e Wut · wJtH·the South iine, of · di8loanee Gi 90 feet or to · line of ,111i.d Lot No. 4; South ahJO& the \test line of Lot N'o. 4 a (listance of 20 feet to th~ South Un~ of Lot NO. ~ tile~· l:ast' alon.l: tt(e' South Of LOt No. 4 .. distani)f or 90 or to the South, Eaat corner ·~fd · Lot No. 4; llience North \ • 1fl::t to tbe p)tce o-r beJinnig. , ' Being same real estite·conveyed by L. Murray to AIbert deed dated ;~·~~~~.ill County, Ohio, conveyJng )Jis A~~~~~~~;: · Romine b)' deed c;llted 2, 194:0, and ~C!Oriled 1M at Page 818 of tbe deeds of Meli:s County, ""'won 1711.0 d!ltano; thon~• 'lortb ~ do&rl!ta Weot 4 tOOl/ to 10"' ,. .. ; w. ,,......._ ;,_ &· .._!w', ,... .oc. · eaord~td In VoJume 120 at PIJe inb dlltlnt; tbenee North 19~ ol real ett1te Ia the above entitled a.1•1 tho '"""' rnl -con· 1ert RO~l)ine 1ad l)on •omlne b1 1 1tlll:e wbe~ 1 butlliraat 8 lncbet ea.e No. 1~8U teed da't'ed Stptem.ber :t, ltl~ 1Dd »an toOth 16 deiJ'M' Wat 11 In E*flllaaee fJf an ord4!r ot ole :88 of the reeordl o! deed• O'f !tlftel Wen 8 rod1 to a Make In actkm ttt me dirttted aa Sheriff A'tip County, .Qhio, Albert J\0. he read; thtne:e North 37~ \de- ()f Kelp eo., t wiD of!er r.no public nine later cofyeyed bls lnterul :reH Wf;ll 18 roda to the plate of 1utrtlon al iJoor of.' CoLU't Houae, '0 Dora Romine by de,.d dated lelinn.lna:. eontalnlnl thrte (I) PomeroJ, Ohio, In 1M above naQ1~ liovember 2': UKO, and- recorded 1cres, mote or leu. ed eount:r ~;~n Moftd~J, June JA., n Velume IM .at Page 618 Qf the BeirloJ- the sam.e real e&t.ate con· tt57,. ._t :JD:OO a. mJtbe .followU,g ·ecords or deeds of Meilll County •eyed b)' ,AU;,n Ro111h'M! to Dora deacti.bed Ulll e..ta-, •ftu.ated In Jhlo. \.omine by deed dated Nover:tiber c ounty of Mtilft ~tt ol Ohio, Pi.rcel No 3: The robowiDg de. ', 1940, and reeorded In Volume Townahlp of sutton, tG-lfl.t: ·crHJed real estate situated ia the 60 at Page 10$ or 'the record of The followioa detCtlbed prem1'0wnahip of Salem, In the County leeda of Melp Covnty, Ohlo. ises, !iltuated in the Townetup of •f Meigs and in the State of Ohiq, Parcel No. 6: Thi fol!owin& real Sutj.On, County oJ Mtil·· and State iection No. 15, ·Town No. B and l&~te situated in tbe County of , ~»l .Qjho: Tbl!! foJlowinl real estate !lana:e No. IS of thl! Ohio com.pa. ~elj:s, ln. the State. o( Ohio. and tn ae,re Lot No. 1223, in Sutton 1)''11 Purehaa!-; in the V!.JIIj'e ol· n the VWJ~e . of Mkldleport, and Township, Meil):s couaty, Ohio, Dexter. Beginning at the South .lOUnded and de~eribed a1 fullowa: and bounded a.1d d,eacr:lbed as rollaat corner of Lot No. ~. l.n the aelng ~t No. Twe-1\t)'-F.h>e (7.$J of Iqw•; l}eglnnin1 Nort.b 911.11 feet ~illage o! Martin.aburg (now Dex. J..ower Pomeroy, now· Incorporated :md ,West .}.10 feet rrom the Southter)l' thence East 40 feet; , thenee mto and a part of the 'llllaee or west corner of section No. 31, on Sou h M'4 deerees mut. e .r(lda;; MidC.Ueport, ,MeiJ:a County, Ohio, thJ!. Nprth Jin'e of a 15t acre tract . Ea&t S rods; the bell.inhillj the same is plahed and or rec· now or formerly owned by the oC the luid herein eoDveyed; in VOlume 2 at paaes 8 •nd ,Roae Hill Co.il Com"any deseribed South E&11t 12 rods aDd 2'1 10 .~f the recordl of platl iD the- . in deed· to it trom ,Pittl.bW'eh Conor to the South East cotnef office of. the Retarder of Meijs solidaHon Coal Company, dated lot known as 1Je Oscar wn- Coun~y, Ohio, and sitqate on the November 10, 1950, and recorded ae~e lot, now or for- ~ .t aide of Beech Street between in ' I;IOok J81, at P"a1e 161, of the by . Dora Romine; Locust and Ash Streets In sald '0"'~ ~ordJ o! :M;(di' Co~nty, 0., to the •.clnter of Lead! thence Weft 381 feo"'t; the.q.f?e North in !l' Northerly being the pme _,roperty 1 160 West 76 teet tO iha,.S9uthea$t: the center df I ~~~~:~d by Frahk D. Collins to c!orner o! Roy AinU 0.3'1· acre lot due east of 11 M. ErvJn an.d Nona F. on tOp o'f ·• rode ' Plitt, lbenee S. of thence deed dat~d Aug111t 24, 6'7l'.deg. West 148 feet tO the Easl to tbe plaee Book 166, 1ide of $tate "Routt! i{o;· 124. 20 containJna one-ball (lh) recorda or feet 'frem thtl cehter thereof aDd or leN. and later con· runatinr•paJ':,UeJ And ~feel North Being the Fame real estate eonM. Ervin and of. a bric't t.tore bUilding; thenee vCYed by Dulaney to Albert Romine by Soutti 2d d~. 4&' E¢ 135 feet Domlne Romine by d~d or February Dtb along the · East side of State Route 1930, and rein Vol. 172, ~c. ~. tha_pce 1 So11th 20 deiree, Paaf. 331 or of deeds 25' .Easf 318 feet alona the East Meigs CoonSide , oL State Route Ho. 124; l11ter epn· furthel' ai. t.be-1\e-.e . North 67 degree 15' veying to Dora RoNds. J, 2, 3, 4., East 400' fe~t r~nnifli t\lfdUih a mine by deed dated Noveml;ler 2, In the in. point 25 feet Nortlierly of a mine UNO, and recorded in Vol. iS4 at estate at the sum opening;. thence North 248 fee-t l<) Plge 618. of the record of Deeds and Psrcel No . 6 the. Place or -1\eglnning, oontalning of Meigs Coqnty, Ohio. at the sum of $4,000. 3.66 ,acres; .eit:celftJnl anti ,re$ervParcel No. 4: The following defurther alleges that ing to the Rose Rifl C1al c'ompany &erl~ Re-al Est1de sltuated in the defendantl!l are named In the lts sueeen'ors and aadpl, .ali coal, T~Dthip of 'Salem, ln the Coun{y ~tltion by virtue of an er- oil, Ia$ an.d othel' mrnerala under· I or MeiJB, and State or Ohio in ror appearing In the description lying tbe soil, witb the rlght to See!tion No. 5', Town N'o. 8 'and In Parcel l;i'O 1 and ParCel No. 2 enter orr ·Jaid premise• prospect, R.nge No .15 of the Ohio Com- of. deedf appearing in the chain e:~plore ~nd driii for, ond • mine, ~~ny"B Purchase, in the Vlllaee of of title. • e~eavate a~d remove the same Dexter, bounded and described as In witll all · mac~J. appliances, followa: Belnj ,a tract or land fifty. fittiU'u lnd ' Ufinta necesury or Iii\ (58) reet in width North ·and conveD.ient therefor, and also a SOuth across the Nortb end of tbe right uf oveP, aerO$$ arid up. following ,described real estate: OJl a road running alOQJ tbe West· Beginning 40 teet East and South and crtt side thfreof as dctetibed in 8% deereea East five (5) .rOd a parcela of tbe ·de~d b.erelnaft~r rettrrfd 1o. from the S'outb-Eut Corner ottt:~t to ' the statute ~nd being the same property Nq. 1 aa deJ.:=rib&il. ld the plat of . ·and' Provided, tlonveHe'd by. , t~l'l. R(J.IJe HUl' Cca1 Martinsburg (n~w Dexter); then-eel l pi'Oper orderl . Coinpall)' tct ' Fatraeri Feed and South 8o/4 defrees Esat 11 rodS'· Pnllflisi!J. · Sup-p\Y; Int.,,.. by dtcd dilteit Juno thence Nottb11 8}1/-t. degre'e.s Easi Said plrties a.re- re4uiied to ~ns: 22. 19tU, and l reC!orded in ~ook lP...~od.l; tb~:nce North 40'11 dea:rees wer. t.tn or before the istb. day of 173. at Page 295 ,af Deed Re~ords W,est l2 t6ds 1 il':ld 2;11 incbea; July, ·A. D., 19$7. of Mei'gs .Coun~. Ohio. thence West 3 -rods to ttJ,e place or Sybil Ebersbach, as Ex· Said Premises a.Pp.raised at $10,begi~nlnJJ , •. . , ecutrix of tht: Estate or 1·"'1!1'"'. and· cannot .be sold fGr less th& tame real . Dora Romine, Deceased of appraisement: ~~e.d, ! (Mary Crow and Crow Ro~ C. flarfenlWIC!.I;I. RorillJI illd Dora Attorneys for P1aintitf , ,. ~ J1 ~herift) dated (5) 24,· !1,.. (6)" ,7, 14,':!1, 28, 6tc HaUlday & SbeetSt . ~ eot(led in . . Attolfley tbe (5J lb. 17. 24. so, (6J 7, stc ,. teo ! waY <!' »emJ Legal Notice . of •••• ~Mo...~· ~;;.,.... •oinr"'nonOh!o, 'Mal'• CO!'ftfy Thllth•riff'a S•l• • ~· 1;9~6 .PIHI Court Flli.INTJ Mich.; ' Mickay CraW. U7, ~huw, Mich., euto ~!!!td Wall1c• (Bud) ~lth . . CHEVROLET .110-· .. · .'. · · · · · · · · $2295 8 ·eyl. St;IUon:.'Wagon, 4 Door . .Iv,ory and Blue.JFirrlsh Po!'lergllde, VB MotOr. ~~o . art~1 Heater, 'Guards. Reaur sharp and will stand close IIISpecuon. ' ; POMERO·Y· · MOTOR CO. E. Mala St. •.. Legal Notice MetalS~ • · Phone 824% MIDDLEPORT I.E ~ ''•' ... $119.95 .·. . New Shipment of ialiWI'Siiots · Jlotb .Rubber and ,. • · PRESTON MOTOI\5. SUMMERS & SON >, · Complete Line of Pow:~r. Mowers Up To l Wo carrr our own ..:counh 1 . $59.9~ $2895 1 $25 . Down . Delivers ~ ·• "U ·" Powerful 4 Cycle Motors ,. ·]8 in. Cut, Large Rubber·. T\res POWER. STEE~ING ·HOL tilt Type •. lr . POWER BRAKJ!S • UprtghfPiano, Aalow as ....... . EASY TERMS! ·- .. MOWERS CALL IT lo MIDbi,IPOJt,T, 01110 ·R~tary• f, . .. FORDOMATIC 245 Ii.P. VB ENGINE e Wurlllzer Spinel PLAINTIFF Webater & JI'Uitz Rtol Estate lroktr c-o The Daily. Sentinel; POmeroy, 0. LAWN VICTORIA 2 DR. RADIO • HEATER BACK UP. LIGilTS 2 TONE .PAINT Spinet .... . SAVE $200 195J·' He en Fa.)'e Kirkmln Life. Ct-ltr .... - Reply in full to Box 668-0 FAIRLANE e Baldwin Aerosonle METROPOLITAN June, . '57 FORD the 17th day flf AprH, , the iround. Price 13,000.00 Phone unde.·sia:ned, Helen Faye til2·J, :1 20 8k rued her petition atalnst him - - - - - - - ~---the Common Pleas Cou:.-t or Mel&f County, Ohio, Case No. 12 .~37 aJ. leging that he bu been 1ulltY of aross nealect or duty towards the Good Cleaa lJiell Cln plaintiff and 11u abandoned the All Milke• aad Modell plalntltf and ,w.aytna for divorce custody of child, alimon~1 and otb: er r'elief. Said cat.lle Wl'll be for AUTO SAJ.IB hearing on or alter the 3rd day ot der the Last Will and Testament or Dora . Romine, Deceased, ba.ve eonuented to the sale of the fol· lowing descr1bed real estate. to. . Salory, Commisilion, Group,lnsuronc<t·., SPICIAL . V8 .Century 1834 Buick VI Super 4 dr~~dan .1.781.00. Power 11eutn1 att 1 a.:u-atc ft'li HOUSE. Cqpable of Mqnag,ng ,Stotiqn . ' Far One Shift ~ . 0· 11 · 12\~ 2 dr. UNFURNISHED APARTMENT New modern, 4 rOoms and bath. ''Hird•Top'', f.IUN.OO . Uivit•, a No rhllt\fen under 12. Phone model, low mUeaa:c. lmma(u 6170, Mlddleport. !J,22 Slc late lnahle end out. Ulacllmtr '~. 18U Buick Piano Clearance with reaaonable dlliganee be Rltertalned.. wUI take notice ihlt 12'7 81.1\o lernut, Pomer<J1. Capt. and Mrr . ·Robert H Chambers, Fort Benning, Ga., afc announcing the birth of a six pou nd eight ounce daughter Marilyn Carol. They. ~lso have a >on, Qavid Michael GrandparentJ )re Mr. af!d Mrs. M.ucus Cha•n,en, Middlf'port and Mrs H. T. Chancey, , Ol(llt if any, of Henry Love, Deeeased will take notice that day of Apl'U, 19157, EstJ.le of bach as Executrix of Dora Romine, Deceased, being ·plaintiff, filed her petition ln. the Probate Court, Mtits County, O&io, Case No. l'J,203, against the above nam.ed· partlee ·and . oihets as defel)dp.n~ alle.ing that Dora Ro· mine died te8lale on the 17th or Mar-ch, 1D56, aqd tha~ her · Wtu and fest ..ment wa• duly mitted to probate by the Probate f:ourt of M~la:s County, Ohio, on ~ 31.st day Qf March, 195:8 and . on the 2nd dly April, 1956, Syb!l tberabach wa11 a.uly appqin.ted and qualified as Ex~trix of said estat~. Ftirthermore, tbat the said petlUon alleged that all of tbe persons who are beneficiaries un- ot BIRTI::I ANNOUNCED X23_o1osij,~N:J'e~w)H!jia~v~en~.~~ft;':2~3;;3;1p~~n:~ot, 111AX WAD \..OU).ol.:, !116 PonUae • Jl'.xtens-:1-on_La_d:-:d-er-,.l;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;:;:.i;;;;;~o;;;;;;;;;o;;; Attorney• ror Plaintiff • Scallold bmds, Drop Clotba. Rodne~ ..~w:n' ~~ . (4) 19, 26. (ft) 3, 10, 17, 2<, 31 7tc Clinton Fl~h!!!r, Middleport. ..,.. · Phone 621>11-X. 11111 I~'VURA Cl AG&N f · ,.,,......_ , . , Noollll ·tor rent • &ieetric walJpape:ACCIDIII'! steamer. :Jeorge Las'ber, Rutllnd, instea.1 of Monday . as they had prigina:l1y plann·ed. Mi.ss Lucille Smith, of Chester will pre11ent the progl'um which will include colored .slides. DAYS TO SAVE (21 ) Real Estate For Rent - .11cporL Ph. The Rutland Garde .. ciub will meet May 28 at the born! of M•.$. JUST A FEW MORE ~ ROOM utees, administntor rmd executors. i EXPERIENCED SERVICE STATION A~NQ~l GAAOEN CLUB MalTING !2061 Insurance ii \ i HELP. WANTED l SIX ~eased; The unknown heirs, de-vlseea, legateea, diatributeea. ld· minlatratora and eXecutor lf any, of Sarab, A. Love Deceased, and tbe· unknown beln, deviaeei, 1 le&atees, dilltrib- ... I· !141 For Rent Ciotb, Nylon, Fibor;laas Awnlnp, Porch shades, Venetlan blinda, while wall Wind(IW hllnda, Porch and Lawn tube1, 1unvl.aor. clock, rad 1P, Furniture. Froe estl:-.tea. Dale and heller, 16,000 acLUal mill's, Wlpp6J Supply, 213 Union Ave., lookl 1nd run11 like new. Ca1l Pomeroy, 4 20 1moe power illdc, -. ' Syr~~eUSe. ~16-l2tp. • POMEROY MOTOR .. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE In pursuance of the order or the Probate Court of Meigs County, ---.,,,-,.-.-~.~~.;.-,..-- Ohio, I will offer for :mle at pubPAINTING lir auction un S~~oturday, the 25t)l PAPER-HANGING day of May, 1957, a) 10:00 o'ctoek L. v. Raltlnttr A. M., from the front door of the Racine, Ohio Court HOU~'~c In Pomeroy, Ohio, 4 27 tf tbe following real e11t.a'te: The following described real estate. to-wit; Situate in the VilSTORE AND EQUIPMENT, wll! ·taa:e of Pomeroy, Me•gs County, leavf' buHding. Randolph Store, State Rout(' 124 betweel\ Reeds- Ohi•l and being a part of Vlllage ville and :tioclcin8iporl 0-18-7!p Lot No. 255, said part herein conjoin• the Jay Lot and be· LOTS, ANY s~ Near Forked g!~::~~i on the North aide or the Rlln Lake, A. H. CurU 11 , Long ~ Road on ,the line between Bottom, Obio. & 22 4tp Number 200 and 206; thence North 68-\4 clegreea West along !Ei!Vi(i:;;0n;0wWI~~eiebb:iC.ii; Said Road 180 feet; thence Nort~ 2314 clf!grees East 1215 feet. to the Plirlng bJ Flltorr Trained clif(; thence East along the cliff w~~otchmlker, COLLINS JBWB. to the West line of Lot Number LmR.S, Pomei'OJ. 14-tl 215~; thence South 7~ deiJ'ees P.ADJO • TELEVllliON SEilVtCJI, West 13~ feet to the place o! bee<:~ntaining one-half acre, Phon• 1JO, Cleland Appllllld Jinnlna, more or les~. Thi.!l deed conveys Store, l .Ld W. JUin St., PorMror. only the surface and nothing more 2·23-tf or any kind. Said real estate Ia on thEJ Chester Road, commonly known as old State Route 7, and the Kireet lm- - - - - mediately east is State Route No. 7 and tbe 11trett immediately westerly i1 Route No. 33. Located about 150 feet we.11t of junction of Cbest. er Road ,and Route No. 7. poi\J;\MAN & ABBOTt' T:v, SEJI. Said a.remiaes are appraised 1 t VICF. All fiUikeJIIePIIred by Ell· $900.00 ind must be sold ro'r not pert T"JmloWII. Plloao 112116 Y less than two-tbirdl of said apMlddlepor. . IHG-tf praised value. Terms: Ci~h in hand on day or COMPLETE lnJU!U!JIIo Pro,..Uqo, &Jie. ~ lJft, Auto. rlrt, Polle-:·eut-f)oa ' BEN J. SPENCER, AdminMills. Middleport, Oblo. blrator or the Estate or Thomas Terrell, decease\.! WEBSTER & R!LT!I: Attorcf3ys tor Administrator. ONE ::M::IL-;E:-F::R:-O::M::-:S::P::O::R::N:-.-,52:-ao-re (<) 26, (ft). 3. JD. 17. 24. 5te farm, good house, tractor land, close to atnrcs ,churchel, achoola Ch"fter M. Kirkman, whose place Mrs. Martln Ohlinger, Ttrrner qf retidenciJ Is unknown and can- H..dt~.,.rt•r• for 1 WANl'ED- Cut-;nd Colored tlass Sam•Otllte Luuaa:e - Lane Cedar ' old china. Ca,ll 6188-M evenings. Che1t1 - LAU Window Fans~ l~ tt ----=--'18b) Auto Services, Philip Donovan; ,..,..., -Ill ~--~,----~~---------- ----­ Denver, CoJu., was '!amed fo~ l lhernip08t point reaci.ed by t:1• NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of ' Leo . Raub Dece•Md LEGAL NOTICE ar. Ohiolln, Gen. .l1Ml1es WillioaHI Confederate soldiers d~rlng UJ , Notice is b.ereby given .that Ho- St•f• uf Ohio, fMiva County, as: Denver of Wilmington. bert J. Raub whose Post Office 1in the Prablto · Court Salineville, .Ohio, was tile nOt·· War. addre~s is Pomeroy, Ohio ha& In tht IMtter of the RegJatntktn been duly appolllted Administrator •, of of the Estate or Leo Raub, de· Birth of Rechel JonM ceased, Jate of Pomeroy, Meigs CaM No. 17,561 County , Ohio Notice is given that on the 14th Dated this 17th day of May 1957. day of May, 1~7 . Rachel Jones John C. Bacon Judge of the Probate 'c ourt Detwiler. whose birth is "'Ot rfe. t:orded, filed ber application for an 4 Dr. interior Uke new. Healer, V8 motor, good Urer-.Meigs COUnty, Obi-> order -qf the Probate Court that (5) 24 31 (6 )7, 3tc Beige finish. Roduced to -' hoer birth be registered as provided by la1¥. AT SCOUT BANOUIT C. F fUbbs, chairman of the Applicant aver11 that she was M-G·M Scout Distrkt, was Mas ~er born April U .1907, at' Minersville E. Main St. Hours 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. or Ceremony at the Scout ban Ohio, Meigs County. ; quet held at the Point Pleasa 1' Said application' will be f.or Moose Hall Thursday· eveninl't 1 M'r5. Hibhs a~ompanied him to he~ring on the 3rd day . of .Ju!l.e, the banquet and they represenl;!d 1957, at 10·00 o'clock A. M. J'o-hn C. Bacon the local Boy S~ut Troop com r. Probate Judge mlltee at the rheeting. !5) 24, lte 1955 PLYMOUTH Belvedere · · ··· ·· · $1495 ' ICUP IRON-MITALL (20 )Business Services LegarNotice . . A Wow--O,f A Buy WE BUY JTW.UCTUUL I BIAMI 5-lfl-12te. ---:::::-::::-::-:-----:-. --HOLSTf 1 '1.1 -tSPER$A,L 1 MI... North of Pomtroy sang two numbers. Daib' Sentia91 -.ill not be responsible for moJe thin on~.: lnoor· retof: inlertion. Card of Thanb and Special Notice• of Event. $1.00. ObituariN publb:hed at 1 cent per word. -::-,-:-Middleport Explorer Pust is sponsoring a tlu~e at lh<! Legion Hall on rliday, May 24 rrom 9 P. M. to I A. M. 5 23 3tc ORUESEB BLOCK CO. program Thunday. They we ·e announced hy Nick Ba81lo and 2 enta per word, one inst"rlion. Minimum chatirl ~.----4 centl per word for three consecutive insertlooa. S~lal - One month for 25 cents per word. FuU rate of 2 cent& per word will be ch:-o':'ged for advertlslnll lf DOt paid for before the 15th ol each. month following insertion. £rren iD Advertising-Should be reported lmmedlateb. The Notices ... LIItd letter For L ...... '•-""'""'""'"*=1111..11111111-=r RATES (l) Legal Notice Rclallves and rrtends or Janice Chtlds, Chero l ~ Blake and Pau line Zirkle, freshman t~ludent nurses at the Holzer Hospltal School of Nursing, Wi!il~herl them as the Student Nurses' Chorus, dJrccted by Kimball Suiter, &f1· peared on _the Huntington TV I' ;eyed 1>J Jonnlo L. Hunor to Al· Ho11n1 I;OO ·A••. ..;:.. 8:00P.M. ~Pomor!ft DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy·lllddleporl, 0 ., lllay 24, 1957-'l' 1HII! IIIlTH r dll.t ( ., ... A1ni . . �.I,, ' ' • ' ' ' ' Mi"'"' ,Middleport Society • p btldc" ond Mrs Arther and son wtll remain for il Forest Run wscs Meetl'ng Is Held Wednesday Nl'gLt n daughter, Melody ''""ville liM Ml5.s Dorothy Hooper Crooksvu r \ -gl'on Auxt'll'an~ •1 Past Presl'dients Meetl'ng Is He•·I<d I J.el ~ SIOR TO " ' " ' Uberian ~peaks At F.orest 1Wn Church On Sunday ·· LOS ANGELES UP- Kid ADI· huat of Mexico Clb' ' .and lJI:e Iunger VISit ha,. been ""''"• Mr and Mr· Mr and Mrs Harr y Lathem L R. Wlley and Jon Davtd Cheatnut of New York haq tllned Warren former lo<"l rcs>den... M~ and "" Edgar L. to meel In 1 10-rounct bout at lbe Mr aad Mn C ba1le1 Jam es vts Jted Mrs Otho Wall$ Tburs wor{h and Mrs Lawrence Hart n Olympic Auditorium oa lune 20 •• London, Enaland, are vl$tlt'lg day ger returned Tuesday !rom New Mrs Kern• Rou.sb liiLSLed .JY Tbe Put Prestdenta of tbe LJ. part of the annual "n,ht F'or ~Waihen'• JiiNlonary Coarea Mrs Mary Covert Columb !S burg N Y where they we , Mrs Jacob Baer and M.n Han dies Auxiliary of Drew Web.ter t heir dauabter Mrs Carl Kearo ~ tion of Hotldn) Dlitricl wiU be .-uended the graduahon of h r guests of Capt and Mrs Jam t son Holter entertl.ined the WSC..i Poat American Legion met Wed- Uvea" program apoarored b1 the and family at Clifton W Va bold , SundJ¥, May ze 11 tbe Fp' Sportaman'• Cluh • d.aughters Betly and Barbara , Harunger and family Kr1alin of the Forest Run MethodUt neaday evemng at the home. o( lfrt' eat Jtun Ba~ "Churoh On ~en" Mrs Walter Ram ~y vlsJied Mr from the E1ghtb Grade Thursday Hartmger, wh.o IJi recuperati ng Cburch Wednesday evemng at Ralph Gilmare, Secoud St. for tbeir ..,. St. I'Od Mrs. Kenneth Boster anr! eventn«: after a tomnlectomy, accompan her home, Foust Run Hay rneetlnc daUJ hters Galhpohs Wed.nesd;J V Guest speaker at 2 30 P. H. will Rev and Mrs C F. llu) t and , led them here for a vtslt " Wil Give Because We Lov " Mrs Dey Hylell, vice presld.-ni, and JOined Mr!:l Oth.o W11tts hu ~ Wyem• Baker, a naU.v1e of Was the topic or the .devotiON presided In the abrence of the tCniC e dmner at the home of Dr and sonh D~v1d w~l!Mieowe May 28~~ Mrs W C Hollan d, Chfto,. and program t,:d by Mrs Alfr~r" pre11.1dent, Mrs Ben Neutztni The Libera,., Africa, who -k JJt,JO a ~ ~~ • Mr.s. Goorge Cahoon Wllkesv1ll Wl1 ev an rs Vernon W f!' VLSlled Th.ur!!day with Mrs W 1 Yeauger The hymn "Wh.at a pledge to the flag foiJowed by 11· Qf dent at Ol!lo iUnlv~:r11~, Athens Mr and Mrs C lar ~ nc ~ Archer l,.y Jenkins Racm• tn attend Luellen and Mn W S Parso IS Friend we Have In Jcsuo" and 1 1 h Rev Willi•~ Hull 1l pastor ol ent prayer or t e wa.r dead and .. One hundred and thlrtr-oDe' e:hU· h A Mr and Mrs W.al1on Manley the Lord'a Prayer Ln ttntson ono•nLo d' Pr 1 'nd son Charles Leslie Akron t e mer1csn B apt1st Conventt •n h 1 d 1 h p 1 s • .. ~ r s aycr m un JOn opene4 dren and adult• enjoy~the annual the Forea:t Run Cbureb r will spend the weekend With Mr 111 1 a f' p IB , a and snn Carol, are eavmg ' end the meettng th t Mrs George HICkett "end of stbool" p.lcnle t \be Mld. " mee ang and Mr' Guy Reynolds and M s Jacque line Rice Gallipoa•s LS urday for Waco TeKas, wh ere A talk on "Africa' was g1vcn s 1 d th d ti e evo ons dleport RoadBide Pa~ Tburaday r c ~pen d1n g the week wJlh Mr und they will be JOined by S Sgt an d hy '''' Fred Nea•• Mr• Ol"n , M """ A round robin carr! was sent t() 1 wbe.n 1 Mr~ I arr;y Rtcc a.nd SIOns Mrs Virgil Manley and son apokc on Latm Am 11 thed Clifton 1 • t chert and Miss Anna Ebersbach, who 1•111 ln pup Mr and Mr s Sherman Welmt~ll ('hac! for a hshmg tnp aI F ret enca and Mrs Chnsty Baer 1 d 1 a,n l · a arge group of parents ~nd fam•lv Colu mbus have bee!' port Texas on lhc Culf r Southeast Asia and ,:-ae OrleJ,t Molter Hospital, an~ a sympathy ~n re atives broua:ht basket din was sent to Mrs Albert uera and fgames were enjo)'ed dut· I \ISLlln.a: h.cr mother, Mrs Fcr11C Mcxu:o They Pan to bc gone PM.ms were read bv Mrs John Mrs Geo Bearfta waa Int the a~noon. TONIGHT k Rarker for two wee s Bally ancl Mrs Charles Baer am 1 to hAve t evotioh~ at. Alan •U.dd June AI!) sun Mr ,UJd Mrs James A$hl cy two poems one on Mcmorul Dd} lhe June meet! , Plan• wer Principal E 0 Saundert, " wbo THE McCONNELL STORY .. h ld th and the other Mother~· Day were made for the ann p•~ 1, to ... ,111 celebrate his 89th blrthdJY In 1 anu c 1 rl'n arc movmg puo 0011 .,Q. &TlO " "' Kn """ J 1 I" 1 ill (Cincmascopc Tcc hmc olor) M K 111 h s th o s .! ·tt"O 'I n pUll JJ'( d given by Mrs Yeuucr A qu1z on held "tt the hom f Mrs Owen un'l!, WM auperv sor o ~.~,~e p t e - abo~" enr c orne 011 ou e· dren Michelle :~.nd Johnny, arrive [amous mothers conclud~d L'Je Watson on Wedne June 19 aod epeelal a:ueltl were Mr and R1char rl Oi•nnlng ond Avenue Saturday for a VISit with relatives M 0 llf(' ~ 1.~ ' JMrs Charles Jable8' t:ondon .... .. II P eggy Ca,sAcNOMA WOMAN Mr and Mn. Jam"-~ Thoma.,; and frtends Mr Bass left Wednes. progralll. rs ayton W a mernoer :r;:e, . ........ OKIL d \h c l.s aldmg 10 Florida was a auest and land. who are viilUnc tber dautti· have move to e oa apaq day for New York from where he Mra Russ Watson ' pres ide It, ' •,; "" 1 M ' n •• t K d f mlly (ln Super- Scope) Fr 1 St 1 d gave an- lntelut!l'lli'' ta~ 0~ her er, r ........ earllJI, au a •y ONL" MAY 15 men ! on on ree will leave !or three ye~rs U1V preruded over a 11hort bmilness ~ at Chiton SATURD """ ' Th d 1 r M t s E ~\.. church activitJes ~.&;; skit " prlng ~ · Ga ry Cooper GrAct Kelly urs ay guess o Iss ,o with the Air Force In urope seu!on and Mrs Willard Fau"" ~ Is Here" Wji.S ~re11'1.nted by Mra The Dean told picnickers, "I "\ HIGH NOON J eel I we re John 1 hum as san They have been restdmg m Call was welcomed as a new mcm~r Bear lis and Mrs lam n ...... _ ,_ appr~ate from tile bottom of lo'ra nc1sc o a former r c~1dcnt of forma Mrs Bass and son are the Plana for (he new year toQks DL~.uorh th d f .J --also d \{ F k At tne close of .. meetln tbe DIY eat'1 • won er ll1 eoo....,ra1 VJdor 'fatu re Karen Sted I A nn~vllle Mr an rs rarl guests of Mr and Mrs Stan cy were discussed hostess anvhed tt~e... ,..roup to1 lbe tion, assistance, and rdainy kmdTHE SHARKFIGHTERS \T homa s Mls Bess GardMcnd~·. Bass and Mtch~lle IS the guest•odf Refttshments were Sfrved •Y ldin!'ltg rbom wfef~ a dessert nesaes of the past two )ye4ra •t C h arlf' ~ Garde ncr and Ml ~s a e· Mr and Mr~'1 Edgar Thoma& an the hostesa" to thnM! naoied course wa• se (Lmcmasrope 1 1 c h n•to Ion • An arrange- Cllf••n ,. Grade School" 1 Conwdv & C•rtoon illw q,trk Amc ~vJ 11c daughter, Zana above ani1 Mrs John Scotl. Mr ~. -- - '- - -- - - - M~ and Mrs Harry Meloy lind d Lewis Walker Mrs Amanda Bau ment of flowPrs '!;':'~erf;d the din.. The school term ends today for -Roberta Kraeuter Is spen mg M M k M s John E lng room table ~ , Dean Saundt>J'J who bas not fully rs ar vans, r t· Present W!¥'e tho.tte named above decided yet w•ethe" - not to be th " week Jn Athen~ with her !IS· wood Mrs Albert Baer, Mrs Lcl a d M ... .. • ...,. tcr Do Iores Fl 111 t d M R 1 h s 1sson an rs A V < Howell, Mra available f-or hta &ltb year of Mr <~ nd Mrs James Fil! her and an rs a P George Mowery, Mts Eddie Sm1tb teachin& ne~~:t !'ill son, Columbu~ were rec~nt gueats and Mrs J M Thornton "If 1 teach 'again," he laid, "I'd ' of hts parents, Mr and Mrs Paul .! like to go b.oek to Clifton" Fisher, Mmcrmllc Teachers aaaistlng Mr. Saunden Mrs .Jack Ro!tf:n~um and chll·.Jl" were Miss Laura HoUandend 1Mrll. drCn of Sprm~:tfleld are the guests Ma-,fie Smith. Other adult _rue1u or Mr and Mrs l'red .;J;. · l"•te Mrs Betty cal~ Mra. Uuold and Mrs Vlclor Harbrecht The Mlller·McKav C1rclc of the I Young, Mr and Mn Walter Blake, liU~&'ID Mr and Mrs James Terrell of w S c s met Thursdr.y ~rter. The morning -~d •fternoon ~r. and Mrs. Buren Dun~m Mrl' With The Aches West Unll;y are Jhe guests of Mr t th Heath Mctlt:tdist sess1ons of the dJeport Xm Mabel Johnson, Mrs. Alma 1obn~{1::r~a::,~;:~~ Parfitt and Mn ~~~~c: withe Mrs W W• Hayes, dergarten had a tluct ~inner aon, Mrs Alva NeJIIell, Ml'l Jane And Pain• of Y OJU 1 Mr -and Mrs Dale Faulk of Co· cba~rman, pres1dlng Mrs Everett Wt'cl nesday m the. . room ii th•. Burnett, Mra. Dorothy Van Meter, ~ f Mr Davis led the opening dcvohonal Central School Mrs. Irene Kelly,~ Patty John um b us Hawk are lhand e gue ... ~ reiatlv~a o • lae rvtc~> on the topte "P ra 1se , wlth ' ed the men • a on , Mr a Go ldye Bla ke, ID.II u. CharGoldie other The chlldren pla 1 Mclvm Riffle of Columbus 11 the emphaSis on gratitude and wh1ch Included 8 !jlwlches, ba':. lotte Lew1s Mr•. Mllz;Jory Ricbard , Aile •. Clifton Schaols p· . H ld A't Middl eport p k I 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy -Middleport, 0., May 24, 19~7 IRST ' • . ' ' In Loeal Newa In Advertlllnl In CJrculalioD Ill NOMINATID WILMINGTON, Del. UP - a total of 118 nomlnatrons hiVe beta an.nouneed bY o!flcial1 of Oela-t{e(l OOO'O!ilt aq1 JOJ ~d. 9liM ware Handicap, the world's rieb- ' e • I I at riti ne • ' 1M race for .filii!l& aod mares, to~ be ruft Jun~ 29 The race culmiP. atet the traek'e bJe three racet for dlslaU horsea The other- rae" ' are th~ $:50,000 Delaware Oakl and 1 (he $(0,000 New Castle Handicap. ·ID POMEROY SOQETY Middleport Sen,i~. cnts · Get .Dipl · t",!'Vt eu¥assma.n Is Speaker For I ri'!il! I BE IN A JAM SPECIAL! SI\E THIS the 1ierv1cc with the OozDav1d Entlmmger ~reviewed the last chapter "Of Rocks and Rills" from the study book "Mis. sion USA". Mrs 0 P Klein play· ed excerpts of the Easter cantata "Adoramus Te" which were reeor~ed by Spt L W Mccomas wheo the cantata was SUng by the Scnlot oholr at the mornmg worship aervlee, Mrs HayeE thanked the Clrde members fOT their coopentiop h1sDor home, LmcolnLs H11l Schaefer reported Ill at Mrs Pele Spencer, (Polly Dllll Columbus Wll! a recent guest of her grandfa ther, W MtMurray and other relatives Mrs Alva Hite of Baltimore and Mrs Raymond Pu1Un11 and daughter of Th.urston were Thuraday I evcnin~:t dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Rollln Dcarb 11 _ __ ____ that Mrtthe Entsminger .act aa during year andwould a.nnounceCI program thaarman for the comins 1 year Plans Werle completed for their part in the Tea to be given Sun day at ,.the Church for M1u Ber. nice BOwen and Mrs Ralph. Zundel and alao for the dmner to be .serveil Monday nlaht•to the cOm mla&ion on Flllahcp nd the- Stew ards of tbe Official Board The hoatenea were Ml'!l 0 f> 1\leln MrL E M Wood Mrs Bru~e Lloyd, MrL c R KonknRht and Mn Harold Woodtt!rd Shcr bet puncb, 1e01on •licka ond cho colate cake we-re aervtd with Mrs Konkrl&:ht pre•h:llna at the punch bowl Linda J•c8bJ waa a guest for the meeth11. The' refreahment table was eentered with an ar rpngement of oranae azaleas m a areen pottery container •nd the I $1895 1956 GMC %-Ton Long tvhu~l bm~e V 8 motor H}dra Matlc tlunsiiiiSSJOn new 6-ply t1res trans(c~rcd f•om new truck Deluxe cub, only 11,000 miles, less thqn H mont hs old R••ally like new unit '' $1095 1955 CHEVROlET Vl-TDP ~oocl rlckUp OOd, heater and clefroJ!tCJ, t1res Extra nice 1954 WILL YS JEEP 4 wheel drive ~'ull melul top ilnl~h $1045 ~,runt End W1nt h. (": ' ' $1595 1954 CHEVROltT 2-Ton Ph I•Iflt heon GrOUp· Makes Shl'rts for Leper Colonl.eS .~tood 82~ X 20 111('8 C'1 1b e~cellenl {!On· d ltlon, heuvy duty sprlng11 ami (r,mw Br.md ncw 11hort block motor Good 10 X 7 dump body nnd h NI\ y duty ho1st L W R , 2·spccd rear axle, 1953 FORD 2-Ton l.W.B. · · $1345 Sound V-8 motor, goorl cah, 2spct>d ax le (?l practically new tires (8 2~X:20--1Sl hncl, ltl ft riUmp body With I!IOOd holst '1953 FORD 1-Ton $795 Jo•tat bed, dual wheels with new 7 50x16 reca ps, hrator and directional sl8nal, dark blue fmi~h 1951 FORD V2-Ton ' ' $345 ' PlckJip, Box bed, good tlrcll ond,motm Sound c11b - Ftltct>n wolllcn completed fifty ah1rts to be sent to the LeJK'r Colomcs when th.c Phllathea S, c1cl) ml't for an all ~lay meetUlJr I "' the Church of Christ Thursday. 111r~ 1e porteclGeorRC' that Chllcls. f1fly 11h1rtt president, wer complclecl anrl that a se~ond at (!a:v scst~ ton will be held on Wei! nc~riay POMEROY MOTOR CO. I June a, starting at 10 Mart, Mr.s ~pal' Tunlbull, Mrt. Gla(Jys Roush, Mrs Clara Rotnnaon Staats, Mrs Louise RQblason, Mra:. Violet Bur.ns, Mn. Edna ROuah, Mra. Blllie Smlth, :Mra Palll:ela Kearns, Mrs May ~m­ sley Mrs. Thelma Henry., ill"' Donna ' Glaze, Mrs He I e rt Mlll1ms, Mrs _ Evelya Niehol~ planned by Mra ~teln, ehalrman eon Mrs Geraldine- Varian, ~Mr1. or the committee "f HoDand, Mrs, Mary' Roush, and Mra liiii~~~~~~~~iijiji~~Lo~ra~V~a~n~i~ijiijiiijiij~iij~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ii~~~~i~~. " '· ' ' . ····························~·················,·················~····~······························· ' . .., ~ every, 'effort to,,. moke' ~J $~1tl Up To $740. Off On_rNew fl~icks &. Poittiocs ' Ij~eo~l~o~~~oc~h~em~e~of~y~'~U~ow~,~:~o~r~ ~ 1 anae and areen th~: table in I Potluck lunch waa served ancl those working lncludqd M, • C hlhl ~ Mr~ 0 E MoKinleY M1s DAVId Darst Sr' Mrs wnlla ..\ 1\1 1~ Aria Lambert, Mr Clnurlt> A~hl('y, Mrs Clarenctl McNctl M1 s W1lliam Re)lnohls, hfr ~ Olho Watls, Mrs. Robert M~Eihlnn\ Mr~ Edgar Allen•· worth. Mr!i Lro Childa, Mr11 C L ltou~ M1 ~ Ernest Lalla nee and Mrs Frri1 Gnrclncr ' 1 y I I :~ I "< • /- Buy from Blaettnars for ci ,.litter l~y . in , both· new oncl used cars, ' ' ~ ""' o::. ~ •"' ~ ' . , Automa,l!c slilft, VI Spedlll ·, , ·' .. · ..... $1)395 'anor·amlc wlntishteld - · late ~odeilooklns every way I "955 '1 ~edan. · va spec....... ' " '•" " ' ~ '," $1,795 ' , 0\oj~U~d bY, 10C'iii fiUI~ station owner. 19531lrid! Siietlal .~ ,. ,. ,. ' 2dr. seday. llynaTtow4r~e. ,, ' 4 dr. 'Sedan. lly~allc tJrlve. Spotless a,lghlal two tone blue flnlab, ~. ,/ • ' ' -1 • ' ' • ! dr. "H~rd;~~p.•'. Leaa tliali 14,000 actual mUes. P!iwer ~tlle(lbg,lro\V\Ir brake~. Ne! Buick !!'~de-~, ' ' owner, Uke new $1995 $1795 1955 PLYMOUTH "' Station Wagon, 6 cyl, Healer, Automatic • owner. $1695 Powerlllte 1952 MERCURY · · ' · · $795 4lloor Sedan, R!llllo and healer Clean, MANY MORE TO FROM See Do~ Perry lltlven co. One Jt'56 4 dr. Radio and "81" ' 14 ;oo~· actUal ' ' .,·,,< .~ 1953 Po.... -'- 8 c..t' "'- .,...... · ···' .. ,~.~..' ,$995 ~j 7\• f'.A'';' ' • 1 11 II' · I :~::~~~~~: ,, . ·. . ~=.As·lelw 4 dr. Cou~ttry Sill~ ...$1,t9s)!~~~;.~~~r· ..;~e~~t: ''P'_ordomatlc.~u~ll have to ~~ tl,\licar to ~PPrec!ate it. 1'950"k~i ·( ·~l*-;: ·,:, _ 1956 O!d~tihde Super 988" , , .. ,. , OS:$2i5?5 of aeyen ~-etirs.' , Del lhy Coupe Low mUeage - 1 local " ,. ,. ,. .. :t99$ llftt bynaf\ow ~.~! !'('t"Jn~ :~~.' ~~i: ~~~~· ~b~~ ·'·,·: ': $795 ·uu ~«Iva 1956 CHEVROLET ~/ ' • 1954 Pon~ac ~ cyl. 2 dr. · · · · · ···: ·: · ' $~~9,1 19$4 ~~· Vf 4 dr.. Wa11 · ·, · · · · .·. ~ $1;29"5 , .l)lx, Sedan, We've serviced tbla car sln~e new. y~ars PQ~sible. . I ------.,--- $495 '"! ~ team, the were coming home 1o a welcome fit for heroes this after· . Coa~h Nolan Swackhamer's nine, behind the sensational p1tching of Bowles and Hmdy won 4-3 over a powerful Doyles- Marcia Grueser Is Girls' State Representatin I - rFormer Pomeroy Resi.den.:- t w·ms Flon"da Honors town club Dave Hmdy, converted catcher, waa the pitchmg alar of the game u he rehevf'd bJJ lim Bowlel' m """ the top of the ft!tb. Htndy sbut Doylestown out W'ltb not a amgle man getting to lint ba1e, or eveD a ball put the patchrr~ He fanned !IJX pl•yera and was !0 Ught wtth h11 loopint eurve the vaunted Doytatown al u 1 g e r s couldn't ret even ball oi thell' bats on the N .1. BowleJ, vidor i<Tiday in a 10.0 game wttb Salem Local to enter the fmab, wa.a Dot as sharp as usu .~. He IUS credited witJI tM wln Bowles wa. the bi.Umg' atar of the game getting three of the Jackets' f1ve hit&, one of them a lon;llngle ICortng two runner• 1n MJidle'!)(lrt'f big secood innme: The iactets broke the ice frrst w1tb a run In the flnt and pUed 1t on m the second inning With three more Cra1ton, the Do:ylestown pitcher had loose support afield, but was due for • licking anyway !a IWI dub was outhlt 0 to f. DO)'lertown committed four c:CMt~ ly erron, lllddleport two AU run& m the game were unearned. Ill the first annlng Davis, leadmg o(f, walked Hindy flied out to een~. Bowles got b11 lint lingle ao<l Bobby Nel&on wa1 life on the 1 ~LemLLI!I'~ erroa; ~ Da!_•. R~dent's Js Hit &li" by · ~aseball noon. 1 ask~d th.em to repn' t\11• h~!p bY betng ho;ne:.st •'.,ocnri9blt: ' lhnLL<htfUJ and d'o thetr .~ whatever !leld tbey might work '<-ana to as;k"the beJp or God i 1 tbeir cnde,vors ,.. )Jruce Bradfnrd, prc.,l dent o{ the e~.... )ntrorlueod the g""' w.eak"r• Glf;!Jl Massman Dayt111 w~ 1s adlvfil in the f1eld or in I 1!\tst,;lal an.tf human rela.tto ot8. llis topic wa,s "It's Your Future. W,ha t About It'" and h11 ab1ht?i_ to combJne humor, 1mportant ~0: v~s.e lor the graduales and l 11t ~ aud1en<tll, anecdot~ whteh tlht'Jtrated varroua pnmts ' m hti!i ta ... and toplritual guidance, made. t!le address one ot the most interest 1ng cOmll\.enCement talks m r~· 'tent years .. , Mr Massman challenged tue audl(!nce to really Jlllnk about h!S and reach thetr own On~ of hl$ m iin~ tttr-' ' sefttente: ••..., Slop• ¥os! -pi!~pli" the four !etten Gf Fa1tb, Enth!J~ an<l f\esoureetul-1 called ·these words th ~ andtdote to fear and developed bl11 theme along theJf! hnes, ,end Jng with the importance of sp!rl • ual faith m a D1vine Power 'l'he ¥iddleport SP.nior Band. Word bas been received heh d1recled by Elrl Wa~e play~t' that Duma. Ruth Da :dels, daugh· ''Tt'Umpet TUne", Purcell, for t l ~ ter pf Mr and Mrs Hugh ••. protess1onal as the SeQ.l9rs robed Oaniels, has been elected record in bt,ck and white entered t':l• secrell;ry ior the State or sti'Jge under an area Nay of ~ I FtoridLL and wh1te flowers Rev. C. P D1ani won the nomination over Kankright, whose ann, Eude~!. 300 students m her scl\ool, and \via a graduate, gave the lnvocl1 from ther~: .&be went to Leesbur1, tlon and the benediction was Fla , where they beld a 3 d.ty given by R.ElV How•rd Ruppclt rally .and then the electlen, whc oe Spcetal mus1c included the Diana won by a laqe majority 1 ~enlor chorus dlrecl.ed by Mrs She iS a Jumor •t the Miair Clarence Lacey They sang "1 he Hlgb sOtiool to Miami, !'Ia. :tJ;ouac [ Live In" acomp~nled by f{ay D-rst and "Evt'r Onward'' ac:companied by tl!c school band AtWr the addre&s by Mr Mau· I .::JIUl min the seniots 'jotned the ba ut ' 1 for the last ume and playt:!d "Spiritual from Sylllphony llo oJ best whu:h. was furmshed bv . the r teach er, Mr!l Guy Reynoj!lf Room mothers Who aitlsllted wllh the ~1cnac were Mra: Uatoll:l E Hubbard, Mr 1 Cl:vde 1 Inge 1 ~ro Mrs Donai.d MUll, Mr• Mlehael Hackett, 1Mrs LouiS Lonr an•l 'Irs Lioy('l Sllyrc. ' 2 dr i.lke new light •blue with while drive Olie ~f\1 owner. $1995 ,~,~~~~~r~ persons 1;: :~la~ea~ta~:vl!~~~ egp~~\ le~~tlll~: =~~~t ~J:'a :!!sh~~:: 6.~: cream cookies al\lf ora:e ju c:, ROush, Mra Irma GliJen, ¥rs.. S~dle 0 A M A Heul buy OI'EN DAILY 8 AM lo 8 P.M. Pomoroy ~lain St. c~osed ~:s s pe n"dmg a week vacatiOn with his parents, Mr fmd Mrs Roy Riffle, Rock Sprmgs Road Mrs R L Gotthardt and son, Srucc returned to thCir hotne , Co· lumbus, Tuesday after a vls1t w1th her mother Mrs W A Mor. gan, Ath.ens Road Mr and Mrs Walter Bissell and ctau~h.ter o( Jasonville Jnd, arrived Wednesday called by the dea th of Ju s mslcr, Mrs Fred GoegJc 1n Middleport's victorious YeUow Jacket II ;;~.:;; state champions of Southeastern Ohio m any sport In his· A i , OLD TRUCK In Whipping Doylestown 4-3 Commencement ....... Kindergartwn picnic HeJo;i At M'ddl e.,rt. II ~ets Make It 15 Straight 1 E Heath Methodist WSCS Circle In Rosenbaum Meeting Thursday DON'T r • •• Genhetmer I ~' Wdlfam Kei~h Baker, William .Alice Captetn '· Alice Captelmt, Arthur Clark, Charlea Robe. • Davl!, . Etlwar' Aurdey Lynn "' Lee ,... Ch~les BY21 Tornadoes In 5C!tate Area ~ LAwroN. Okla. UP - The olr over the Southwest Will lUper· eb~l•4 11aln today <Witb the 1ame fdras tut 1 Frl"-Y and Fri,. dor llllbl exPIO<kd lnto at ...., 31 ~oraadoea five atlteJ. • 'thl! killed four per- Thor iJ!lurecl 13 Fink · Ohio Gas Officials At ,~n.HouseHete · Offlclals Of the Ohio Fuel Ga~ Company were preaent Friday tor tile official Open Houra. for t1101r new awte Of o.fflcea in the Coats Building~ on North ~~ond, A:ve Lo<il manal(er Chf.les ?,lurr.oy a'nCI hla. .. staf.f, Silly sauer, lta,.. mo'D~ XI~ LUijl Qowa1d J,o••n, *elcomed the people of the area wim1 ... were gtmab at t)\e open House and were .served open fa ..t Ja~ndwlcbes, u60rted cooklea .!litd punch ill :!'ex11. Tbe Ql Publl< Safeone person mluln1 tt peraons were hurt, ln,:!lUdterloudy, b:y old fuh- ~ ,:1~:~~:: and~U•r• lan· uplamp..: in tto"lll them wltb burntnr MIIGI GENERAL HOSPITAL Admission. Della Stac:e, Pomc roy, Dloelllrpd New CAM&L CAUGHT GRAZING NANTES, france UP-Naatet ctieeking out • telepbo.-ed 1- camel muncliir1 nvr tbe Place Ro:r•Je A few mmutet later a teepet called to re someon-e had broke11 c1ty zoo an!l stolen found t011'U'd • tbls after# wfle.n the to arrive at tbe begaa_ stirring bad beaten Frioi.Y- in tbe oemiflna~ to enter' the match with Doyreltown today MaJ'or C 0 P'ilber, Bob Mills and CUrtil Jenkinson of the Booa,. ers A.UOCJation, Chief Of Pollee Le. ry Bartrum, poliCe PomerO)', the Sheriff's department and tbe State Patrol, were plannmg on h.Widredt of cars followmg the team to llidiJie'port. from the fall'· grourula. Brief ceremoruea wall be held at tbe "T" Wtth dlgnatarie& malting short talks of '/preeiation, Tbe h1gh ICbCJol ban , cbeerlead. ers, and firemen wlU be on hand to swell the crowd Interest arose over tbe ~ntire county durint the day •• penoniS everywhere waited for tbe game resu.Its w ..Win or lose, they deJerVe the works," "aald Mayor Fisher of llnl· dleport. But they won. Tbe tum rece.~ved tbe cbam~ pton'e trophy tn ceremon.les after the game w1lh each lJlayer beiry glven an iDdiYid!.lal at •*ard. IJne score: 130 000 0-4 !I 2 003 000' 0-3 4 • ~atterles Middleport, Bowie. (WP), Hindy (3) and Hind, and · Wayland <!H. Doyleatowa: CraiJtOn and Williams Middleport Doylestown ,BIRIANS TO AIEIT The LoyaJ Bereans ClaM of ,lll''c';;. Cbilreh of Chrut wdl meet ' 7:30 P. M witb I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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