https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5502cbc85697fb563f25965b101bf496.pdf fd37b149b6b33f1df510c095ca8e2458 PDF Text Text .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 �.. ~. ~ - .. ..... . ~······ ···-··· ..... . ·I I • I . .., ~i"K'- ~ ~~ ' ., ' ; I. I Middleport Baseball Team Achieves R.are Thing In State Baseball Finals; k.ousine Reception Is Being Planned MW ~nl'lllroom~ should b1• added. to ~aclne fTJgr; School which could be built at an estimated 83~. 000 per room, counting corrldorll and Meigs General Hospital. I wish to thank you and tbc members of ) our Staff who contribult•d In any way to the success of Natlonul · ~al Week on H locll.l bani. J feel you are doing a good jot. 1ft 1ftMPtMhl.g ttre< tore~. tto(llp'itttt o( wh1ch we o.re so proud, but we qe 1till n~t con}ent with Olh' success and aTe \00\Itii: lorwD.td to newer and beUer !arilitil's for the care or the i\ck in our tom· 'plUMly. odmwlstratlve Kreas It was said that the- total coat would be ahout $280,000. Bondtnil to the maximum of nine per eent of the as.se,;&ed valualion or the db· trtct ($4,7815,08.')), woulll ral1e S43SJ, liDO 01'ducttna SIOO,OOO In prel!lent lnrlebtedncsa $321 ,DOD would be available for bulldlne purpose~. Ill" notl•d thut auch a llond pro. • Bahr. ~ , ~Vollolll wer led by the Re~ . Everett T. Brtnllcotnb. Tbe bu!nness meeti.ng was 1n charg~ of the ' presldenl, Carrie Buhr. at wh1ch Ume l\frs. Buhr gave th~ namet. or tbo1 e w'tlo .bad conrtibuted .so ~enftO'asly \o t ..i :sOCi.ty ahd than ed them sineereh·. G\l""" ln~l~de4 Rov. an.! !.ITO Brah~oii\b, tiioml, 1!1!\'bm oM Mn. Clarence Nl.~kola. ttiitisONYILLt Mr. • . ' And Mrs. Ray Markin~ Were guests or Mr. and Mra. Obert Mar· lr:lna Sun\iay. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carsey mOved from columbu• back to their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Carr and Mra. Grate Carr were shopping in Athens Monday. Mr. and Mra. James Pht1\ips are workiog for Mrf. John Stout re· ~Iring thtt Arthur Fleming home 11:50 o. m. ·many or Sidewalk Sermon WS.U·TY Sign On Circle 3 Ranch Gum by Fury capt. Gallant True Story Detective's Diary 12·00 Down on tbe Farm ].:·30 Kopalon~r Cassidy 1 1 30 Base'.Jall ... ly •vtl'r'n lrlckle& hlr 1a1t nrmon here Sunday nlaht before golna to Conference. 8:30 saturday Nliht l'a~boree 7:00 Percy CMlO 8:00 Ceasa-:'s Hour 9.00 Geor&e Gobel • Allison ot Zanc$ville ~~t Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Roland Torrence and rainil)'. Mr. 11nd M'n. John A,rba~rh and son, Weale_y and Llnciley Lyo1111 ttle nJ apent the week end In Old· clnnatl and attended tha · baU and Paul ••nt.e. ' Pvt. Dele Kuhn returned to hia ..mp ot ke .. York 611\r IP'!nfl!'J oo;otil - ber. O'llh bl• lllllthti', Mra. Once Kuhn d.d family. II ! oo\·trlnr llodlo Diol t4 . M•n'aname · , IL) · · )tl. AAheer nnln . or ..... l8 GA\'f U ~WKiay. MN. Dalton Grover and son1 AodJ and Gre1ary ~ pent Sat 1r· day eveoinJ witfl MFJ $herman Robfortot. 6 30 Circus 'BOy 700 Steve Allen Show 8:00 Aleoa Hour 900 Loretta Youn1 Show Rosemary Cloon~y 10 45 Nitewatch lO·o\0 Nitewatch 12:30 S~•n QU. ' 12·00 Sign Off --::'.':-::::=~': · _.L..--- ---==----~~"-"- WCHS-TV Channen1 8 ·---,---- Sunday- Ch1nnel8 9 09 Lamp Unto M'y feet 9 30 Look Up & Live 10·00 J0:30 1.1 :00 11 :30 12 00 12:30 1:30 2 00 UN In Action Camera Three Let's Take A Trip Wild'BIIJ Hickok Heekle and Jeeklt'J Badge & Bul1ets VALLEY Your Health We Believe LtJMJIIIJI.- SUPPLY !2:30 Life ln. ,USA 2 30 The Last '!'(ord 3 00 • F11ce the Nation IU& lla""""ll l'l'evlew 3 30 CBS Sunday News 12:1!1! Galil'e ol the We~k 4 00 Odyisey Quality II Our Matte s. !Dd Me. VACATION 5:30 Annie Oakley tV Classroom 5.00 Air Power 6:00 Lassie 5·30 Range Rider 6.30 Marse 1: Gower cruom!>lon;H 6 00 Zane Grey Theatre 7·00 Ed Su!hvsn Show 6 :30 Buccaneers 8:,00 7:00 Jackie Gleason Show 8 30 Allred Hitchcock 8:0() Gale ::itorm Show 8:30 SRO Playhouse 9:00 Gunsmoke Golden Playhouse The Ltate Show 9•00 $64,000 Challenge GE BOUN.D? I JVST A FEW MORE Thet~ter D.t\'8 TO SAVE SAYS TWO IN CAMDEN, N J. UP - Calumet I Farm tramer Jimmy Jones said I todiy he'll start both Barb1wn and Keratucky Derby winner IrOn Uege in the $~0,000 added Jersey Stakea at Garden State Park, "barrina: any complications" between now • and Saturday. " 8o3il What's My Line 10:00 I Sunday News SpeCial 10·1S The Late Sbow . -10'1 · u,;,ilh So Ml•il" 12:30 Oral Robert• 1:00 t:iil Comedy Party 2:00 2:30 Two-Gun 8:10 "t'* '1\lk n o.., Playhoufl t:lb · Notice Meigs Counly Real Estate Owners , The Tax Books are now iatnoua Film Fe•Uval 0..1ttR..IICtd UQ Open 1:15 New1 6:80 HOII)')IIood tilm ,Thlittel•''; 6:00 •:oil 1ed Mite""'*'~ WaU1<e l'romo 9:311 - News and ilpOito · ' The t.ale m . e Baldwin Aerosonle _, •• SpiDI!t , • • • SAVE f;OO 9.35 20th Celllli" '!\ell.. ' 11':80 Clyd~ G. MlUllone, Melgo County Treasurer Fill, Cuarantt•d ' ' LAST DAY eG~-Splne!, II :86 till> Of! Me , . . . 4ZII9.50 eG'&Iitta.;ea ·ratJSJze FuU 1 .n\'i\1i!t!l OJlen for the payment of I 956 June Tax and also l>e· linquont Taxes. Books will close July I, 1957. S:OO 3:30 4:oo 5:00 Movie Tfte Lite II••• ••· I~Actt .._..wn, Sunday - cha...~ .IS, I 111:!19 Siftl On 1~:00 Follh For Today 1;00 Jloviea 8:00 ' To Toke Advantage Of ............... t478 ll\t Rft~rfd ~.,, $100.00 FkEE MERCHANDISE SALE ,. lllllWil• 40 btoftl!U~ Graduation from P11e Ot'Jt) ll Bird'll home Ill Am"rtt'r~ft wrrtt:of' ool\'il Ctue.wr, GOrdvn Jllnf lft.rrl ' lhmrnont. RObert t .......,t "'''h 2 ~IIA1Ird . I I o..td Yrill~~<lil 1 A1ft 1\'f>v ' " tit11 3 tm·&u 1t ~uy t'IA"' • ,.. 101. 'F.n~ ~ DAILY CR'I'P'i'OQU~ - Ben'o how le work It: AX~~ , •• A~XR ,. L o II. o F ltl. L '0 W '"'* 01\e lrtte-r 11n1ply ltftnrlt M .-th't'r. In nm,l4 A. lA 111111'•1 t•ll thrn b's. x tor t~ · •• ~0'1. t\l'. AW«It! 'ettfi'l. l~•11oph•"· I he 1tftgth alld tot~~~~•• \h.• 'wi\«i aft iH h1ht1 u•• ~<:tu:tl U•)' lht ., cod• -.uera a:r. uH'Itnftl. CT>io,...... Qft\0... OTR. ..'Z OK A N '! f W lj1 p Y· Y W •: ,. ll 0 t•JJI!>:R BY I K~T· ~lVRCRWI'~~ A SUMMERS & SON , -, f I I' "Paelory Tralaed Servke'' Pbae tt JaebOn, Olak 1 Shall ·ae Abse11t Fror:n ' Office BEFORE YOU GO See 0.... a1 tMn Ji'rlendlv - o Iivi ng room suife, or a b!!d rootn suite during our sole and get $100.00 in Free Merchandise. Any merchandise in the store ... Your Choice !I ' 1 Middleport 5·00 My Frlend Fllcko 4:UO r.tlli~ R•port 10:00 iiOih Century '!'healer n: 11•rP'In and 10·30 News KeadUnel w• Jublt.. 13 bf h ..at B1onefle · Ch>pman lfro. Mr. and :Mn. Jaek ChatUNn anrJ son AIJ.n of Q'llinty:, Kr.. viJit 1d Mr. and )(ra. Charley Chapm'lll 10100 TBA The Limbo• well< Sbo• r:. J.a•r I Mr. and ldn:. Ckarleo.1 Eblin J -:. i:nd so:t. Beatoit an:d Mrs. Ed111 Faulk Wfrt diJuJH (lltatt Mt. l):ld Mrs• .Bibeit J'a1~1); Sunday. 545 Nem Picture ft·OO Taler Of Bengal tanctrl on 990 spot s..tut.i- - Cft·el.aell3 l ""J On ·Your II 12<00 orr ~~· Adventute 12· 15 What's Your Trouble 12:30 TV CbapeJ 100 Champl9.nshlp BowiiDI 2:1!0 Yoatb Wan1s \o Know 9.30 9·31) Your Hit Parade 00 TBA 10· 10 30 News and ~ports U:.. Sigh On Mra. Harrr• Allison of Racine, Mr1. Navada Beavlr or Cheater er DC Cht>sltr. wHTN-TV Channel13 t3. Sink 21 Oohf t htr 1 tt. tta•t· Mrs. M&xine Chapman and brother&, Cecil and Howa~d. Cald"feU, went to Newark Sun'day to vlalt their mother, Mn. Lola CaldWell. Mr. and Mr1. Pet!& Kirkheart and Milo Cal~ll. moved to Sen· eca Falls, New York. Yr. and Jfn. Wm. Clontb Jlh 1. Yn apeut Sllh4ay wJth her mother, Mn. lt.rcatet MeKenzJe. Mn. Allrt' fdoore and grandson Dar"U Rabefts spent Sunday wtttt Jvor ai.Ater Mra. C. E. Roec~ 5.30 Statesmen Quarte'. te Roy Roger$ mon. Rev. Freehtnd Norrlll delivere-d CHANNEL 3 5:00 Mee\ the Prl!M 6:00 ~ A._ Zoo Parade 3:00 Wide Wide World 430 Outlook 5:45 • lfr. ud Mra. Wtndell Eblin , and Qupter N•neJ and llr.;; R«INi aDd d111gbter Ucla and ilfs. fr,eAeis Yeaueer av ' tended the ~'Y wlde pr eyer m<~<lin& al &aid Knob SUO,day. 23o 5 00 S\:y Kini' 5 30 Sports Eye Scbo; l W Va. 10:10 Sl&n un 10:15 Christian Science ~"'CI',!~( 10:30 Wbat One Person CaD 11:00 This Is The Life 11 .30 Man to Man :45 Industry on r.rade \ 00 TBA 4·30 Meigs County Newt il Siln(lay I# Ml'. and Mrs. KanneJ Del,.Qhlf -~ Stoot!Q with hil motlu!r, . lfia. I . Jl. De! Utaa: of St . MatY '• TEtEVISIOH GU I.DE· WSAZ -TV Chan"el3 Sunday SafurciD7- Channel3 mother. Mn U.:OO Big 'l"op wuest of the I!·.'OO The t.onc Rehj:er ., WJEH S.wlrJ Boyd Roseberry Nol!Da lkiWh, Carolyn St. Clair, Jan in T....OI'd. Janiee Thema:a, Dla!la \t , Jean W()bster , Sharon Z~4 ~ Atr{.~'""" 8 -WoTk· Z~~.-r4 was MJ; tollecpOn $C.tJ%. lo rent, A bathroom io being in. J 'h'IU'"' 11 stalled ar;tl the hou!e will be re· decorated. Mrs. Stout boua;ht the holpe from Mrs. Arthur Flemi'ltl or Del11ware, Ohio. De1m.ar Rhodes was called to Charlest.on, W. Va., where hlll mother ts In a serlou111 comHtlop. Mra. Bob RobinsOJ'I of Calumbua, wat the guest of her aon, Kelth, J:'SO Klthty MOUR Ptiyhouse and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Wilso1'l. t•:WJo L1ltkY t. 1\Qnch Mr H C. McKinney had alit· v. gery at . the Veteran's Hospital ln 1'11~:11 Tales of te nxts Rtneers M11. McKinney's Amanda Plants Is McKlni'l.ey famUy. Billy Grah4'bl In 1 ...... II.W!Io .. THOMAS FORK a/Mrt. Alkt Moort ALL. I)AY MEETING HELD The Sunshine Cli'cle 01 the 1'11P.. 8 :25 pers Plainll EUB Church held an 8:30 all daY tnee\lnti Wednesday at the 9:30 h'Dmt of M\-1. Ma'e Vineyard 10 :00 Foltofring t&e dinner hour, fhe 10 :30 group .sang ~everal hymns with Jl :OO piano accompaniment by Mrs l1 :30 Huntington. gratm could be r~pald on a 23 year basis with an annual dPbl levy o{ B G mil111, a!IAunlinJI o 4 per cent intere•t rate, and 10~fl evaluation. 111e rate would bo !ow~tt·ed IlK totlll valuallon lncrell.'led Fire lnap'e!!ltlrll lai~ the da1najfl' HiJhliGhtfl the !Iurvey and .Its would 1urpast~ $30,000 recf:lmmendat!on~ tor specific areu!l' were that : They s&ld tl atarted In the borne 1. Raclno Hlah School ~hould of Ch11rles NHpper. when a kitchen c:hanje rrom lhe! 0.4 to t~e &6 plan stove ~xploded. '11:!.e bllft 1pread eo that 7-8 graden can be housed ao quickly lt torted Nopper and wHh the top !our IP'Idel. thua aain· hia nlne·month·old niece, Sandra Jnlii much exploratqry educational Lo\lh:e Minor, from the buUdlni experlonca1 r.ee<led at that aae. before he had lime to call the lire 2. When additional factlhlea are department. available, c:onatderatlon ahould be Realdencea on both sldet or Nap· a:lvcn to rtoppinJ the preaent pol· pet'• home _,.. belonJIRi to Beh ley of tranderrtn1 rome hllfh Tolliver and Harold Moyers lltbooi pupil• to Pomeroy were dettro)'ed and two acrr~s• the 3. All elementary IC!hool buUd· llreet - homea of ben Hag'Ood ina:s 00 I lllain~d II Clhtei'l, but and Leo Lyona - were damaged Letart Falla needs a rteel'ldiUbnett before rlrtmel'l could extlnaulsh heaUng ayttem and otfter repalra· the biNI, Porlland, minor repallt atu1 ator: aa:e llPJCe; .ftaelnt, blettet heat1p1 ayatem, reconditioned tbn:1111hout· S)lraeuee, beU.r heiUnt l)'liem, r~ detOfttlon, and ventilation. • · Recln• be rettlned u the hlth Khool eenttr, t'itb 1 IHief aiQ and more tliiii'OOml Ia noted abaYe. yours, irii.lnbttator. men bea:an cleanlnc up today following Wllccllng'r worst flre tn over 11ix months Friday night which destroyed three homes and dnmaa:ed two olhera. Three f1rerr.en were Injured in the blaze occur\ng In a thickly populated residential area None of the fire fiJhlers was hurt senous· ly They wtrc treated tor cuts and ubrualona s-ustained when a floor collap&ed In one of the 11tructure!l while they were t~aTin&£ down sa11· iilng Wirl'K. The -rt ltntnUy prllaod the dloll'tet r.. quality ol 11• edue•uon Wltb the t.ellltlh leypiyel'l hne PlOYlded. 'Jftt1y t1 C. }byes, Hits Wheeling F~~~!tN}~~~p On Honor Roll!i! On behaU of the .,ar4 of Dir· eetors, the ~a~t:f and J>att#uts' ol ~50,000 Blaze (Continued from Pa~e· Onel The apeakcr !Did at lcas.\,~)11-t Pomeroy List8128 Pupils Editor The Sentinel 1 Pomeroy, ()J.ie Middleport surely must have an inside pipelio~ source to wherever good high school baseball teams ar<L produced. This 4s the secohd Ume in seven years our smaH Southeastern Ohio high school has reached the state linats In Class A tour· nameilt play. At this w)'ltlng (Frldsy) word has b<!en received here of the vlclill'y of Coach Nolan Swackhamer's determmed 1 crew over a strong Solem Local lllne, 100, In the oemi..finab Doylestown, which meets Middleport Saturday in the finals , has a pitching star named Jerry Galehouse, son Of 1 former major league pitcher, Denny Galehouse Galehouse practical· !y slngleh&ndedly defeat~d Rossford 1-0 in the other hall of the state semi-final. . Win or lose Saturday, Mll!~tej!Oit, indeed , ail of Meigs County. will be anxiou! to pay hOmage to the spirit and ability of the Yellow Jacket baseball Ieoni. Special Cjlmmendatlon is due this team more than merely for winrllng 14 straight games and reaching the final game in the tournament. This was a team from a school tha't had for tong years tasted of high athletic glory in football and moderate s\Jctess In basketball, but in the last three years has been a victim of nearly every opponent on its schedules. This was a team that did not play besebali last year because the school •va• unable to sponsor a team in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League. Ttus was a team that began spring play under a popular cloud of indifference. for whoever heard of Middleport Ciha"V--1 mg any team that could wjn games?" This also was the learn that saw the first two weelcs of Ito schedule rained out, with inte•·mittent interruptions aftel' wards as well. And this was the team which had ohe of Its key players 1~11 this writer before the season got under way, In fact befcll'e they even had an organized drill under their coach: "We're gonna be tough this year. You walland see." We waited. We saw. We f:!Oncede. Eleven boys have carried the entire load through the spring schedule. More accurately, 10 is closer to t)le tr~th, oithough the 11 lh, Roger Llgh!loot, WOI!Id hay. liked to plif Ill~. Jle hasn't had much of • chal)ce. Yogi 1,\'aylatld, th~ Ullh 1-d. Is substllute catcher and work.l only w~eb '!Jiililt tatcln!r Dave Hindy is pitching. This has occllhi!d Ill five ol the 1~ Rimes to dale The other nine stalwaHs ate Jfin llowlet, pitther, Hin· dy, Ed McComas on firot baoe1 Totnmy Davli on .-cond, Bllb Henncsy on third, Ed Crookllt •llottatop, \11'. Kellhl!lly th left· field, Bobby Nelson in cen\l!rflilld, llid llil'lllll W~lllilteh Ill rightfieid. Arrangements were stat:tt\1 f'l'llll\i lh~ te l!l'fB\!nt a suitable reception for this biU elli\, \>ftett it !1\lltlli lill!il Co· lumbus It will be an event lhlil)iv~t 'iillif IIi ill ~tlr m~&ries. For the teatn the lnvlndbie filth etch Jhijfuber had In Its destiny wit~ fame cah never be lbrgott~n or tarntoh~ In long yea·rs ahead. They have achieved a ran thing, hy thetn~elves. For their a&e. and their tlme al\d .plice, how better could they have spent their greatest energy and ••termination than in team success? School Survey WEST SHAD£ -. MailBag lEST WE FORGET 2.-llally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 25, 1957 . .,.t1 ~ ..,.,... -~ .. JMy CLOSE 9 Ul. SATURDAY MASOr~ FURNITURE COMPANY May 27 thru J1no 1 Office Girl ·In Charge MASON, W. VA. RUTLAND FURNilVIE COM;WtY DR. M~4G· RUTLAND, Ol!IO • ._.,..,.of Thtlflluroace AGents As19eiation ef, Melt• Co11 nty about Trip Insurance itJB, , .,,.. .'·... , V. D. EDWARDS, Ph. 3S·X, P.omorot WARNEIMBLE, INS............ Ph. 41·Y, POiilorof G E REUTI!E, INS.... , •· ...... Ph. 4!5·X, ' BARNES..SIMPSQN, INS •.... • Ph. 8315-X, IM)WNING, INS. )....• , .• , , Pb. 8131-M, HOBSTE'M1EI, INS.- .. , ... . . . . . . . I'll. 23!, DAVI8-WARNER,INS.......... , Pit. 318-X, �.. ~. ~ - .. ..... . ~······ ···-··· ..... . ·I I • I . .., ~i"K'- ~ ~~ ' ., ' ; I. I Middleport Baseball Team Achieves R.are Thing In State Baseball Finals; k.ousine Reception Is Being Planned MW ~nl'lllroom~ should b1• added. to ~aclne fTJgr; School which could be built at an estimated 83~. 000 per room, counting corrldorll and Meigs General Hospital. I wish to thank you and tbc members of ) our Staff who contribult•d In any way to the success of Natlonul · ~al Week on H locll.l bani. J feel you are doing a good jot. 1ft 1ftMPtMhl.g ttre< tore~. tto(llp'itttt o( wh1ch we o.re so proud, but we qe 1till n~t con}ent with Olh' success and aTe \00\Itii: lorwD.td to newer and beUer !arilitil's for the care or the i\ck in our tom· 'plUMly. odmwlstratlve Kreas It was said that the- total coat would be ahout $280,000. Bondtnil to the maximum of nine per eent of the as.se,;&ed valualion or the db· trtct ($4,7815,08.')), woulll ral1e S43SJ, liDO 01'ducttna SIOO,OOO In prel!lent lnrlebtedncsa $321 ,DOD would be available for bulldlne purpose~. Ill" notl•d thut auch a llond pro. • Bahr. ~ , ~Vollolll wer led by the Re~ . Everett T. Brtnllcotnb. Tbe bu!nness meeti.ng was 1n charg~ of the ' presldenl, Carrie Buhr. at wh1ch Ume l\frs. Buhr gave th~ namet. or tbo1 e w'tlo .bad conrtibuted .so ~enftO'asly \o t ..i :sOCi.ty ahd than ed them sineereh·. G\l""" ln~l~de4 Rov. an.! !.ITO Brah~oii\b, tiioml, 1!1!\'bm oM Mn. Clarence Nl.~kola. ttiitisONYILLt Mr. • . ' And Mrs. Ray Markin~ Were guests or Mr. and Mra. Obert Mar· lr:lna Sun\iay. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carsey mOved from columbu• back to their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Carr and Mra. Grate Carr were shopping in Athens Monday. Mr. and Mra. James Pht1\ips are workiog for Mrf. John Stout re· ~Iring thtt Arthur Fleming home 11:50 o. m. ·many or Sidewalk Sermon WS.U·TY Sign On Circle 3 Ranch Gum by Fury capt. Gallant True Story Detective's Diary 12·00 Down on tbe Farm ].:·30 Kopalon~r Cassidy 1 1 30 Base'.Jall ... ly •vtl'r'n lrlckle& hlr 1a1t nrmon here Sunday nlaht before golna to Conference. 8:30 saturday Nliht l'a~boree 7:00 Percy CMlO 8:00 Ceasa-:'s Hour 9.00 Geor&e Gobel • Allison ot Zanc$ville ~~t Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Roland Torrence and rainil)'. Mr. 11nd M'n. John A,rba~rh and son, Weale_y and Llnciley Lyo1111 ttle nJ apent the week end In Old· clnnatl and attended tha · baU and Paul ••nt.e. ' Pvt. Dele Kuhn returned to hia ..mp ot ke .. York 611\r IP'!nfl!'J oo;otil - ber. O'llh bl• lllllthti', Mra. Once Kuhn d.d family. II ! oo\·trlnr llodlo Diol t4 . M•n'aname · , IL) · · )tl. AAheer nnln . or ..... l8 GA\'f U ~WKiay. MN. Dalton Grover and son1 AodJ and Gre1ary ~ pent Sat 1r· day eveoinJ witfl MFJ $herman Robfortot. 6 30 Circus 'BOy 700 Steve Allen Show 8:00 Aleoa Hour 900 Loretta Youn1 Show Rosemary Cloon~y 10 45 Nitewatch lO·o\0 Nitewatch 12:30 S~•n QU. ' 12·00 Sign Off --::'.':-::::=~': · _.L..--- ---==----~~"-"- WCHS-TV Channen1 8 ·---,---- Sunday- Ch1nnel8 9 09 Lamp Unto M'y feet 9 30 Look Up & Live 10·00 J0:30 1.1 :00 11 :30 12 00 12:30 1:30 2 00 UN In Action Camera Three Let's Take A Trip Wild'BIIJ Hickok Heekle and Jeeklt'J Badge & Bul1ets VALLEY Your Health We Believe LtJMJIIIJI.- SUPPLY !2:30 Life ln. ,USA 2 30 The Last '!'(ord 3 00 • F11ce the Nation IU& lla""""ll l'l'evlew 3 30 CBS Sunday News 12:1!1! Galil'e ol the We~k 4 00 Odyisey Quality II Our Matte s. !Dd Me. VACATION 5:30 Annie Oakley tV Classroom 5.00 Air Power 6:00 Lassie 5·30 Range Rider 6.30 Marse 1: Gower cruom!>lon;H 6 00 Zane Grey Theatre 7·00 Ed Su!hvsn Show 6 :30 Buccaneers 8:,00 7:00 Jackie Gleason Show 8 30 Allred Hitchcock 8:0() Gale ::itorm Show 8:30 SRO Playhouse 9:00 Gunsmoke Golden Playhouse The Ltate Show 9•00 $64,000 Challenge GE BOUN.D? I JVST A FEW MORE Thet~ter D.t\'8 TO SAVE SAYS TWO IN CAMDEN, N J. UP - Calumet I Farm tramer Jimmy Jones said I todiy he'll start both Barb1wn and Keratucky Derby winner IrOn Uege in the $~0,000 added Jersey Stakea at Garden State Park, "barrina: any complications" between now • and Saturday. " 8o3il What's My Line 10:00 I Sunday News SpeCial 10·1S The Late Sbow . -10'1 · u,;,ilh So Ml•il" 12:30 Oral Robert• 1:00 t:iil Comedy Party 2:00 2:30 Two-Gun 8:10 "t'* '1\lk n o.., Playhoufl t:lb · Notice Meigs Counly Real Estate Owners , The Tax Books are now iatnoua Film Fe•Uval 0..1ttR..IICtd UQ Open 1:15 New1 6:80 HOII)')IIood tilm ,Thlittel•''; 6:00 •:oil 1ed Mite""'*'~ WaU1<e l'romo 9:311 - News and ilpOito · ' The t.ale m . e Baldwin Aerosonle _, •• SpiDI!t , • • • SAVE f;OO 9.35 20th Celllli" '!\ell.. ' 11':80 Clyd~ G. MlUllone, Melgo County Treasurer Fill, Cuarantt•d ' ' LAST DAY eG~-Splne!, II :86 till> Of! Me , . . . 4ZII9.50 eG'&Iitta.;ea ·ratJSJze FuU 1 .n\'i\1i!t!l OJlen for the payment of I 956 June Tax and also l>e· linquont Taxes. Books will close July I, 1957. S:OO 3:30 4:oo 5:00 Movie Tfte Lite II••• ••· I~Actt .._..wn, Sunday - cha...~ .IS, I 111:!19 Siftl On 1~:00 Follh For Today 1;00 Jloviea 8:00 ' To Toke Advantage Of ............... t478 ll\t Rft~rfd ~.,, $100.00 FkEE MERCHANDISE SALE ,. lllllWil• 40 btoftl!U~ Graduation from P11e Ot'Jt) ll Bird'll home Ill Am"rtt'r~ft wrrtt:of' ool\'il Ctue.wr, GOrdvn Jllnf lft.rrl ' lhmrnont. RObert t .......,t "'''h 2 ~IIA1Ird . I I o..td Yrill~~<lil 1 A1ft 1\'f>v ' " tit11 3 tm·&u 1t ~uy t'IA"' • ,.. 101. 'F.n~ ~ DAILY CR'I'P'i'OQU~ - Ben'o how le work It: AX~~ , •• A~XR ,. L o II. o F ltl. L '0 W '"'* 01\e lrtte-r 11n1ply ltftnrlt M .-th't'r. In nm,l4 A. lA 111111'•1 t•ll thrn b's. x tor t~ · •• ~0'1. t\l'. AW«It! 'ettfi'l. l~•11oph•"· I he 1tftgth alld tot~~~~•• \h.• 'wi\«i aft iH h1ht1 u•• ~<:tu:tl U•)' lht ., cod• -.uera a:r. uH'Itnftl. CT>io,...... Qft\0... OTR. ..'Z OK A N '! f W lj1 p Y· Y W •: ,. ll 0 t•JJI!>:R BY I K~T· ~lVRCRWI'~~ A SUMMERS & SON , -, f I I' "Paelory Tralaed Servke'' Pbae tt JaebOn, Olak 1 Shall ·ae Abse11t Fror:n ' Office BEFORE YOU GO See 0.... a1 tMn Ji'rlendlv - o Iivi ng room suife, or a b!!d rootn suite during our sole and get $100.00 in Free Merchandise. Any merchandise in the store ... Your Choice !I ' 1 Middleport 5·00 My Frlend Fllcko 4:UO r.tlli~ R•port 10:00 iiOih Century '!'healer n: 11•rP'In and 10·30 News KeadUnel w• Jublt.. 13 bf h ..at B1onefle · Ch>pman lfro. Mr. and :Mn. Jaek ChatUNn anrJ son AIJ.n of Q'llinty:, Kr.. viJit 1d Mr. and )(ra. Charley Chapm'lll 10100 TBA The Limbo• well< Sbo• r:. J.a•r I Mr. and ldn:. Ckarleo.1 Eblin J -:. i:nd so:t. Beatoit an:d Mrs. Ed111 Faulk Wfrt diJuJH (lltatt Mt. l):ld Mrs• .Bibeit J'a1~1); Sunday. 545 Nem Picture ft·OO Taler Of Bengal tanctrl on 990 spot s..tut.i- - Cft·el.aell3 l ""J On ·Your II 12<00 orr ~~· Adventute 12· 15 What's Your Trouble 12:30 TV CbapeJ 100 Champl9.nshlp BowiiDI 2:1!0 Yoatb Wan1s \o Know 9.30 9·31) Your Hit Parade 00 TBA 10· 10 30 News and ~ports U:.. Sigh On Mra. Harrr• Allison of Racine, Mr1. Navada Beavlr or Cheater er DC Cht>sltr. wHTN-TV Channel13 t3. Sink 21 Oohf t htr 1 tt. tta•t· Mrs. M&xine Chapman and brother&, Cecil and Howa~d. Cald"feU, went to Newark Sun'day to vlalt their mother, Mn. Lola CaldWell. Mr. and Mr1. Pet!& Kirkheart and Milo Cal~ll. moved to Sen· eca Falls, New York. Yr. and Jfn. Wm. Clontb Jlh 1. Yn apeut Sllh4ay wJth her mother, Mn. lt.rcatet MeKenzJe. Mn. Allrt' fdoore and grandson Dar"U Rabefts spent Sunday wtttt Jvor ai.Ater Mra. C. E. Roec~ 5.30 Statesmen Quarte'. te Roy Roger$ mon. Rev. Freehtnd Norrlll delivere-d CHANNEL 3 5:00 Mee\ the Prl!M 6:00 ~ A._ Zoo Parade 3:00 Wide Wide World 430 Outlook 5:45 • lfr. ud Mra. Wtndell Eblin , and Qupter N•neJ and llr.;; R«INi aDd d111gbter Ucla and ilfs. fr,eAeis Yeaueer av ' tended the ~'Y wlde pr eyer m<~<lin& al &aid Knob SUO,day. 23o 5 00 S\:y Kini' 5 30 Sports Eye Scbo; l W Va. 10:10 Sl&n un 10:15 Christian Science ~"'CI',!~( 10:30 Wbat One Person CaD 11:00 This Is The Life 11 .30 Man to Man :45 Industry on r.rade \ 00 TBA 4·30 Meigs County Newt il Siln(lay I# Ml'. and Mrs. KanneJ Del,.Qhlf -~ Stoot!Q with hil motlu!r, . lfia. I . Jl. De! Utaa: of St . MatY '• TEtEVISIOH GU I.DE· WSAZ -TV Chan"el3 Sunday SafurciD7- Channel3 mother. Mn U.:OO Big 'l"op wuest of the I!·.'OO The t.onc Rehj:er ., WJEH S.wlrJ Boyd Roseberry Nol!Da lkiWh, Carolyn St. Clair, Jan in T....OI'd. Janiee Thema:a, Dla!la \t , Jean W()bster , Sharon Z~4 ~ Atr{.~'""" 8 -WoTk· Z~~.-r4 was MJ; tollecpOn $C.tJ%. lo rent, A bathroom io being in. J 'h'IU'"' 11 stalled ar;tl the hou!e will be re· decorated. Mrs. Stout boua;ht the holpe from Mrs. Arthur Flemi'ltl or Del11ware, Ohio. De1m.ar Rhodes was called to Charlest.on, W. Va., where hlll mother ts In a serlou111 comHtlop. Mra. Bob RobinsOJ'I of Calumbua, wat the guest of her aon, Kelth, J:'SO Klthty MOUR Ptiyhouse and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Wilso1'l. t•:WJo L1ltkY t. 1\Qnch Mr H C. McKinney had alit· v. gery at . the Veteran's Hospital ln 1'11~:11 Tales of te nxts Rtneers M11. McKinney's Amanda Plants Is McKlni'l.ey famUy. Billy Grah4'bl In 1 ...... II.W!Io .. THOMAS FORK a/Mrt. Alkt Moort ALL. I)AY MEETING HELD The Sunshine Cli'cle 01 the 1'11P.. 8 :25 pers Plainll EUB Church held an 8:30 all daY tnee\lnti Wednesday at the 9:30 h'Dmt of M\-1. Ma'e Vineyard 10 :00 Foltofring t&e dinner hour, fhe 10 :30 group .sang ~everal hymns with Jl :OO piano accompaniment by Mrs l1 :30 Huntington. gratm could be r~pald on a 23 year basis with an annual dPbl levy o{ B G mil111, a!IAunlinJI o 4 per cent intere•t rate, and 10~fl evaluation. 111e rate would bo !ow~tt·ed IlK totlll valuallon lncrell.'led Fire lnap'e!!ltlrll lai~ the da1najfl' HiJhliGhtfl the !Iurvey and .Its would 1urpast~ $30,000 recf:lmmendat!on~ tor specific areu!l' were that : They s&ld tl atarted In the borne 1. Raclno Hlah School ~hould of Ch11rles NHpper. when a kitchen c:hanje rrom lhe! 0.4 to t~e &6 plan stove ~xploded. '11:!.e bllft 1pread eo that 7-8 graden can be housed ao quickly lt torted Nopper and wHh the top !our IP'Idel. thua aain· hia nlne·month·old niece, Sandra Jnlii much exploratqry educational Lo\lh:e Minor, from the buUdlni experlonca1 r.ee<led at that aae. before he had lime to call the lire 2. When additional factlhlea are department. available, c:onatderatlon ahould be Realdencea on both sldet or Nap· a:lvcn to rtoppinJ the preaent pol· pet'• home _,.. belonJIRi to Beh ley of tranderrtn1 rome hllfh Tolliver and Harold Moyers lltbooi pupil• to Pomeroy were dettro)'ed and two acrr~s• the 3. All elementary IC!hool buUd· llreet - homea of ben Hag'Ood ina:s 00 I lllain~d II Clhtei'l, but and Leo Lyona - were damaged Letart Falla needs a rteel'ldiUbnett before rlrtmel'l could extlnaulsh heaUng ayttem and otfter repalra· the biNI, Porlland, minor repallt atu1 ator: aa:e llPJCe; .ftaelnt, blettet heat1p1 ayatem, reconditioned tbn:1111hout· S)lraeuee, beU.r heiUnt l)'liem, r~ detOfttlon, and ventilation. • · Recln• be rettlned u the hlth Khool eenttr, t'itb 1 IHief aiQ and more tliiii'OOml Ia noted abaYe. yours, irii.lnbttator. men bea:an cleanlnc up today following Wllccllng'r worst flre tn over 11ix months Friday night which destroyed three homes and dnmaa:ed two olhera. Three f1rerr.en were Injured in the blaze occur\ng In a thickly populated residential area None of the fire fiJhlers was hurt senous· ly They wtrc treated tor cuts and ubrualona s-ustained when a floor collap&ed In one of the 11tructure!l while they were t~aTin&£ down sa11· iilng Wirl'K. The -rt ltntnUy prllaod the dloll'tet r.. quality ol 11• edue•uon Wltb the t.ellltlh leypiyel'l hne PlOYlded. 'Jftt1y t1 C. }byes, Hits Wheeling F~~~!tN}~~~p On Honor Roll!i! On behaU of the .,ar4 of Dir· eetors, the ~a~t:f and J>att#uts' ol ~50,000 Blaze (Continued from Pa~e· Onel The apeakcr !Did at lcas.\,~)11-t Pomeroy List8128 Pupils Editor The Sentinel 1 Pomeroy, ()J.ie Middleport surely must have an inside pipelio~ source to wherever good high school baseball teams ar<L produced. This 4s the secohd Ume in seven years our smaH Southeastern Ohio high school has reached the state linats In Class A tour· nameilt play. At this w)'ltlng (Frldsy) word has b<!en received here of the vlclill'y of Coach Nolan Swackhamer's determmed 1 crew over a strong Solem Local lllne, 100, In the oemi..finab Doylestown, which meets Middleport Saturday in the finals , has a pitching star named Jerry Galehouse, son Of 1 former major league pitcher, Denny Galehouse Galehouse practical· !y slngleh&ndedly defeat~d Rossford 1-0 in the other hall of the state semi-final. . Win or lose Saturday, Mll!~tej!Oit, indeed , ail of Meigs County. will be anxiou! to pay hOmage to the spirit and ability of the Yellow Jacket baseball Ieoni. Special Cjlmmendatlon is due this team more than merely for winrllng 14 straight games and reaching the final game in the tournament. This was a team from a school tha't had for tong years tasted of high athletic glory in football and moderate s\Jctess In basketball, but in the last three years has been a victim of nearly every opponent on its schedules. This was a team that did not play besebali last year because the school •va• unable to sponsor a team in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League. Ttus was a team that began spring play under a popular cloud of indifference. for whoever heard of Middleport Ciha"V--1 mg any team that could wjn games?" This also was the learn that saw the first two weelcs of Ito schedule rained out, with inte•·mittent interruptions aftel' wards as well. And this was the team which had ohe of Its key players 1~11 this writer before the season got under way, In fact befcll'e they even had an organized drill under their coach: "We're gonna be tough this year. You walland see." We waited. We saw. We f:!Oncede. Eleven boys have carried the entire load through the spring schedule. More accurately, 10 is closer to t)le tr~th, oithough the 11 lh, Roger Llgh!loot, WOI!Id hay. liked to plif Ill~. Jle hasn't had much of • chal)ce. Yogi 1,\'aylatld, th~ Ullh 1-d. Is substllute catcher and work.l only w~eb '!Jiililt tatcln!r Dave Hindy is pitching. This has occllhi!d Ill five ol the 1~ Rimes to dale The other nine stalwaHs ate Jfin llowlet, pitther, Hin· dy, Ed McComas on firot baoe1 Totnmy Davli on .-cond, Bllb Henncsy on third, Ed Crookllt •llottatop, \11'. Kellhl!lly th left· field, Bobby Nelson in cen\l!rflilld, llid llil'lllll W~lllilteh Ill rightfieid. Arrangements were stat:tt\1 f'l'llll\i lh~ te l!l'fB\!nt a suitable reception for this biU elli\, \>ftett it !1\lltlli lill!il Co· lumbus It will be an event lhlil)iv~t 'iillif IIi ill ~tlr m~&ries. For the teatn the lnvlndbie filth etch Jhijfuber had In Its destiny wit~ fame cah never be lbrgott~n or tarntoh~ In long yea·rs ahead. They have achieved a ran thing, hy thetn~elves. For their a&e. and their tlme al\d .plice, how better could they have spent their greatest energy and ••termination than in team success? School Survey WEST SHAD£ -. MailBag lEST WE FORGET 2.-llally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 25, 1957 . .,.t1 ~ ..,.,... -~ .. JMy CLOSE 9 Ul. SATURDAY MASOr~ FURNITURE COMPANY May 27 thru J1no 1 Office Girl ·In Charge MASON, W. VA. RUTLAND FURNilVIE COM;WtY DR. M~4G· RUTLAND, Ol!IO • ._.,..,.of Thtlflluroace AGents As19eiation ef, Melt• Co11 nty about Trip Insurance itJB, , .,,.. .'·... , V. D. EDWARDS, Ph. 3S·X, P.omorot WARNEIMBLE, INS............ Ph. 41·Y, POiilorof G E REUTI!E, INS.... , •· ...... Ph. 4!5·X, ' BARNES..SIMPSQN, INS •.... • Ph. 8315-X, IM)WNING, INS. )....• , .• , , Pb. 8131-M, HOBSTE'M1EI, INS.- .. , ... . . . . . . . I'll. 23!, DAVI8-WARNER,INS.......... , Pit. 318-X, �• • '- • .. - -- - ~ • • c-Da'llySenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 25,1957 THE RIDE KENO 1 llrs. Erroll Conroy Sr., son Hugb Jli1, Robert Hutchinson of Akron, were week end guests of Mrs. Ali~ Dodson, Yr. and Mra. C. E. Woode of TUppe71 Plain.s vl&Ued one day list week wltb Mr. and d'lrs. M. L. Ballr. M.iiho&n calling on friends wllile Mr.t Milhoan and Arthur Davis, went to Parkeraburg on business. The test oil and gas wel1 being drilled at thf' Glen Stout fum il underway. Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Conroy and daughter, Kimberly , of Huntington, were guests of Mrs. Alice Dodson , 111'. and Mrs. I;yerett Milhoan Sunday. were in Reedsville, Tuesday, Mrs. ,:-Glenna Mil hoM\ ~----~--~------~-- I' Giant Welcome Planned For Yellow.- Jacket Team -Toda,y . 'I' I l Caravan To StartAt5 At Fairground Baseball Results ·BY UNITED PRISS AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. G l Chicago :w 8 .714 Clevelant! 19 It .633 2 New York 18 12 .600 3 Detroit '·. 17 It! .51~ :P:i Boston . . .1•• • 17 Hi . ~liS :5 tz Kanaaa City 14 19 424 8' ~ Baltimore . . . 12 18 .iOO 9 Washington . . 9 2ft .2157 14 ,~ Friday'• Resultt New Yollk 8 Washington 1 Detroit at Kansas City, night, ppd nin Cieveland 4 Chlcagu 3 night Boston 4 Baltimore 3 night Saturday's Prabebte Pitchers • • By Alan MaYer I I ! The Dnil11 'sentinel DESK SPORTS The Stilt Still Likes Kansas U FOR SALE Score Expecting To Be Out S""'n 1 • N kp, Roonues campy, B1g ew , . air are off to you . 0 0 Dr. Charlea Tllom11 .r~::t~~~~rJ·:~: - - --- for 500' Race \ JOHN liCHMbND ~. HELP WANTED LADY to · ll1ke t."'re of ~lderl ~· lady, must live in. Jnq uu·t' ntorn l n~ 1:00 A. M. unlil noor. · at 62 naco St., Mlddle!JOrt ll-21-ete boy to dell-;;,- ;:columbas Dllpareh and Ohio Stttt.e !tate JtUM\al In Pomeroy area. Phon• MlddlejOOrl 8372.X . !i 22 I w.d<1t1l - •t.c m -1. 5 2ll "" i Good Cleo Uled Cart ... _... __ AU lllMel aad Modell MITROPOLITAN AUTO SAJ,ES 1 55?" II ' f 'UP' .u wABo • -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; .. Rodney Downing RHI Estate Broker \ '' ... 0 \ • 5-10-l!t~- illp I .• ' ----' EQUIPMENT, wit STORE AND )eaS~ buildlbg. kandolph f'ltore, State Route 124 between Reeds"Yille and \{ocklnlfport. 5·18 ·7.' p losT - South Bend bamboo ily rod. l,lehind JU.wllngs-Coat~.. Con· 1a~t 1\ev. lletbert Styer~. Ptioite 8173-M. 5 211 ste Cqpable of Managing · Station ' Fa~ One Sf)ift as , M'ay 24, Cam .:o w=ANT:C •!:E=D--C-u_t_and Co,ored "lass LOTS, ANY SIZE Near Forked Bun Lake. A. Jl. Curli.9, Long old chl'na. Call 6188-M evenines. BOttom, Ohio. & 22 '4tp Sl5tl 1. kN·p.sake. R('· e7-x. ' s-:!S'at' Salary, Commissio~t,-Groilp ln~urance IIUICK !IERvtCE on w- Ce-1 palrtne: h)J FatwOry Tral1'1.ed watehm1ker, C()U.INS JEWE. Reply in full to Box 668-D i• \Yt BUY J'i'ltUCfURAL I IIAMI ICIIAP IRON- MIT AU OHIO VALLEY . JUNK CO. PhoM 511 HARRISONVILLE LJTTI ,II, 0111'11 4N A F:uewall Party honorlTJII Mrs. Selah Wyatl. who moved to PalnesMDIO • TELEVI~ION SERVICE, vHle, was held at the Gr:ange Hall, Phon,. !..)0, C!eland Appllan,.e May 15. A ~3\ad co11rS'e w~s served Store, l Ld w. Na!n St., Pometor to the honored guest arid Birdie i-23-11 a~d Virginia Wyatt, Opal Rhodes, Bertha and Lena Oberbolier, Betty Gilkey, Frnnces Alkire, Mn. Al· !20 81 ma., SteUa and Pa11line Atkin~. 8M"N!!hC::!.ml)IIOD tr19~nr-; A.•W~nCJ, RUby Hal.lid;oy ,. Orba ~tout, Grace .W.d~le))Ori. fire _ "utomohllf: Carr. Josle Hc1tger, Geneva . Car~. fbnf\J. 8:1115-X fl..~ sey., so.~ie carr and Av~ Gtl~~Y. ·· · :", - · · · · ·M't!3:: Rov W!st.man, Angle CIIIH'k, FORKMAN 6 ABBO'M T.V. SEll- Unable to attend were Una .TorVJCie AI! mates R~paired byE:~· dan and Norma Lee. Gifts Were pert Tfllrtmleiaru~. Pl.lone 6284 Y presented to Mrs. Wyatl. MldQ1epo~ 6-15-tt Don Gibson, who has complet~d CoMPt.ETE Jn11urana- Proteetioa, his: ·veterinary course. has accePtLif•, Auto. Fire, PoUo. CAll DoD ed a posH:ion as meat inspector at MUla. Midlf)eport. Ohio. Portsmouth, 0., and will move his ···- - - ·· - - - ' - - - - - - fanlily there in th~ near future. 1 . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson have · received word that their daughter ~ Maxine Robert./!, is in Mercy Holi~ •.,L ~~~ pltal recovering from a serious op· '-Af~ll'i 5· eration. ·vi.LLP,I•& HOME - !5·room frame ' Mrs. John Stout hp,~ purthased with b<tlh. hardwood floors and the A. A. Fleming properly. woodw~k up and down . Furnace Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Gilkoy and beat to all room~ . 4 clo:tets up· chlldnn of Zanesville, Ohio spent stalrs. Full basemrnt with laun. the week end with his pJrents dry. Large front veranda and en- here . closed back porch. BeautHul CUnton Gilkey spent the week lawn. Located near bpth schools. ~nd with his f.!!.mily in Chillicothe. On excellent highw8y, oi\Iy .a Robert Alkire fll}d Cecil 1Ianin1 fleW mkul.t~ driye to Pomeroy. 9pent the week end with their~ f•m· Priced right. '., lUes here. · · - Arthur Morris waS' caneq to 'ReMt:N'ERIVILl.l - !5·room wltb electrich:,.· and gas. bron by the serious Hlness of his l·aele Jot,· excellent for daugher:, tvy. Out· of lUib water. ··MrJ. Blanche Weiker who is emlor quick · sale, ployed at the Meigs County Home lOX '229 'spent the week end at het h6me here, I.ERS, Phmeroy. • Pomeroy, 0. •' '¥ rfom .au~ · .r will iell ~1, Rl 2, Pomeroy. Phone 8 ·•Y- I EXPERIENCED SERVICE STAtiOft AmNDANl c-q The Daily Sentinel, ( 17), Help Wonted Pled 5 20 '· F !llli. Pflone ' 2298. eh ..p. I:JQio)o, ~ '' ' Lence lias gu1fJJtteed Patterson about $70,000 and Jackson about $35,000 from the minimum $175.000 he can accept from any braod oi- TV, .accordiag to the contracts: signed Friday. Patterson., 22, won a split 12round decision uver the Hurricane, 25, at Madison Square Garden, June 8. - ~·...u.. Phlioo ~tl.\ffili tnd three- Pomeroy III~~~~~~~~~;b;~~~;s;;;;~:;:;:;:;;';;:;:;~ I tO ,t;orea ,ehureltfl, lehools Mn. Martin OhllnJer, TUrner 23503,. Mew H1ven. l 5 23 3tp · l &-18·7tr SHC ROOM . HUUSS:, d l, acrea .a:round. pr1ce $3,000.00 Phone hid.,., See or CaJI 814 B. Main Sl. clo~e 1953 ,. t6n a..evt'C)tet truck. 7h rt. 't't~l bed, new. tires, A-1 dndit1oh, fto reast)nable 'o !fM refu.ed. R6bert Hill, Let&!l (201Busine-;- eA~J TYPE! MIETING ANNOUNCED CINCINNAT! UP - Tho National League's annua:l summer meeting will be held in Chicago next Tuesday, League Prealdent warren c. Giles announced today: . 14-tf Insurance 19tl8 Pontiac Vtl $2.296.00. Only i'nll'ts: Driver's 2 dr. .i,453 aclu.:~l tr'ainiftg cac. BL~l\hir's, PO'inM'DY. 195b' Start your home improvement .proJects NOWI .......... • .._AMIIMI •Allie .... •·.• ,, ........ . . .11 • .,.. ,.. !il .... . - Budget Twrmsl .· , • •t•• NAriONA&&f KNOWif lilA V'~ 5-~e d'r. Awnilll(s, blinds, Porch and Lawlt est!!'::..ttes. Dale 215 Union Av~:,, B;iek 'Ce-;;r;y 2 ".Hard-Top''. $2.1!;1~.00. Rivle1 a· 4 25 tmoo modt•l, low , milE' '!I.!{('. lmma~u late in•ide and ou,. Blaettnar's, liOUSF.- 2 bi'dtoom horne, hot P Jlnteroy. 5·24-Stc ~rtd cold running w.1ter, 901 ·M · ~haeuse. 5-25-Jtj) ~ B~;kk VB S~per 4 dr ~;d;h. $1,7t'5.00. PoWt!r steering an·~ TRMLER SPl\CE! F6t Rent b'rates. verY lOW 'mllUI'E!, l!te ·~~·J.:~O· with ct'!ine'nl patio, ct'new. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. ment walks, sewer and water , 5-24·litc $5.00 per week. ln one or U1r de;nest ~nd neatest trailer J9M Dod:e VB ' . courts ln SoUthern f•hio. RICE'S $1,296.00. Autom11tlc sbh't, TRAlLElt VILLAGE, 2 blocks owned by local filllbg stfltl,n west of traffic ~lgh~ in Cheshire owner . Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. Ohlo. Phone 7 · 71~0. 5-25·6k 5-24-Bto ll toom apartment, 218\i Mfl!n St., 1954Ponu;-8 cyt. 2 dr. S1,09S.JO POmeroy. Call 251 or aee Dr. K. Dlx. Sedan, rervlced this D. Amaboty. 5 22 II ~ar ' siirlce new. · er~ . • .~~~~:~!~~~~~~~~~iurP~ within two the Redleas hut ~ey. gotlllil sure In the ninth When Ctncl~ati ral· lied for !our runt. Reliever Larry Jackson poat~d his firth victory al. thout~:h Hoyt Wllhelm finally put the Redlcgs' fire out. Rookie outfielder Frank Ernaga, pisying In hla fJrat major le~aue game. homered In his first trip to the plate fm the Cubs and followed with a triple off lo1or W..r· ren Spahn to help trip the BraVea, Moe Drabowsky went the routt lor Chicago. The Phllllea used home run1 by Chico Fernandez, Rip Repulaki, Granny K1mner and Wlllle Jones to hand the Plr1tea thelr Jlttl.. deteat In the laat l4 aames. llob Friend . tbe loser, Jave up the first three homen while Lull Arroyo wu. nicked · !or Jones' C!lrcu\l. 1\ookle Jack Sanford recorded hls lUth victory. Rocky Colavito drove ln three or Cleveland's .four run• against one hit, even a alngle. Hit alnJle Chlcago tb01.11h he aDtdrove only LctaJYe in Bobby Avllt with the winning Sox' run In the Jt11:enth, and he alao le"le~t~~~~~";; walked to fotce In r run In the ! by the first and hit a stcitlllce fly In the Yankees firth. Bob Lemon started for and rain Cleveland but Wl.l forced to leave the De- tbe rame \flth a •verly strained 1ert tblah In the atv,e nth. Rellever DIM Tom.anek Wa.s the winner 1nd """' I!W n ..ller tb• !ole<', - ly Unlhtl .,,.... WASHINGTON Vlrtlt Aklntw 147 St Loula,. ,:., tN,_ Jimmy 1 'h 'm 151 ~ 'hlltdtl-lt.' (I) MC a ' • '"' • •r- ···.ltv " -y ST. LOUtS. Courchotno. 131V., Chic-. Mua. knodtM out Rull TIJUe, 132'4, EldrldJe, 1•. (1 ~ - • .· ,, Ohlo'a !ut ~onlae<l lltdion lri'be, the Wyendot, 11\'t'd dn a f'!o 1ervat1on .near . Upper • ' all Sizes in Stock have your car · aervl~ed here and Save NANCY HERMAN-· YOU'RE REALLY My FAVORITE BOY IN iOWN Ohio .F-IR ESTO - _l1~lo..l E. -.,T· (RE Gh -EADY FOR SUMMER DRIVING OJCK TRACt (41 ) Real Estate To Move Dodgers Closer To Top Fight Results ay MILTON RICHMAN United PrHI Sports Writer Two lonii·Ume roommate11, Roy Campanelli and Don Newcombt>, cooperated to brini Lhe Brookl yn Dod1ert to wltbln two games of llrtt place. Freah from a five-aome bench· ina tor weak-hitting, Catnpanella returned ~o tho lineup Friday nlaht and bluted two homers to dr1v~ In four runa In a 6-0 victory over the New York Giants. Newcombe struck out six, didn't walk a batter nnd acattered nine hltt In t¥khlna hl1 aixth straight complete 1ame and rt!&:i•lcring bit fourth vl.ctor)'. The vll!tary moved the Dodgcrli tnto a aecon1f'-place tie with MIJwaukee, two 1amea beblnd the fiflt.pla~ Redleja, wllo bowed to . tbt Cardinali'. N, · FridM)' ni.cht. Tbe Cuba 'llcbd the 81-a've&, IJ.-1 . · and the Phllllea defeated the PI· ratu, T-3. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mit!t!leport, 0., May 25, Ql;E MILE YROM SPORN, 62 acre brm, ·JOod bOUle, rt'IC'tor lartd, OPPORTUNITY FOR liOUNG ll\'9UBANCE AG£NC'F MAN TO LEARN PRINTING Pin, A.-bllo. Hoaltla TRADE AS AN APPRENTICE. ACCIDENT APPLY AT DAO.Y SENTINEL. L!f.. C.W.Ity aod·very herits furnished. ln S. E. Ohio.- L.~;<ili~(;i~ ~;rt;C~t:$iii'5& 5 22 tl Re~althbe11tpipers $18.fl & ~ $ milk cans. 8-can Es-~ cool(ll'. Rich· services 2 Surj:e unitS like n:e~ 18,00tl 5·24-31p In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO tb!. C'tlarffiston base et~ hire, pont:ll. 61- • · - · · 11:!111 C..ne of the best opportunltfr., SMALL GROCERY STORE, go"" liULLDOi!R f4tr ba1ements, landaeaplnf. R.. M o.f th·c seuon. 14 iJe·ad wl~l bllt}nesi!l, .Jemn~: • I:Jieoause or C':•wclery, Long ltottom. PhOine (re.h~ I~ ~~·I>' fall.,-,h~llth, feasO'nabt~. ,Write BoX .to. 5-25-11 DON'T _lollS$ TI'IfS ~"lot;! ' •8¥-E, C/O The D=-try Sentinel I'AIJL DttR, D\IVR'iR Pofue'roy. 5 ·2.4·Gtp - - - - - - , - - - - , - - Ha'fO.. AuetlonMr ' LAWN MQWERS sharpened the 5-24-20, lJ)Eoi\L ,Wav. Ne,iile!' &: Cle~k 1948 Pontiac Sed~tn to be sold fO GllrA(e. ~o'n~ 3611, R~teine, 0. the blgh bidder .Tutle t. 1957 at ~·18-12tc. · IIAM S\r0'01', Bla~ttna~ Auto ('o.1 Pomeofov Mill, lune 2. Qhio. at to,oo A. M. niocK LAYJNG b"Yblbcl;~ou.r (5) 24-2B-3i-3tc PhUJI Dono\oift, Syracuse. ! •• lh's.URA.NCE? e' FOR THE BEST! Tbe par11.de of powerful ears was led by tho$e' of national champion Jimmy Bryan and Paul Russo but the weatherm~n held the trump cardjust as he did last v.eek. - \ Promoter Emil Lence also laughed down the odds and declared the P:~ttersrm-Jackson title fight "such a terrific a-ttraction" he may take a $175,000 p.mblc and show it on the-atre-TV instead of home-TV. •.ooo. M.C.HOBART lievlng brother in a big fourth inning . ~::;:f~~~;.:~ :t~mprovement .p lant under one .root In the Unl' Mldclleporl Only the great Guide of all our fates knows whether or noti•••I.Y. rel..,ed ed State• the Jackets will win Saturday. But win or lose, Yellow Jacthe road•~[k ne~ ll~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i kets, Meigs County's hats oJul.y. 1 • 40S dS.fers T0 Attempt Trials I Wise's Homer Is Winning Blast For Indian Nine ' '- U. S. "A" team led MOJ!co, l0,3CMI polntl fo lO.oeB. 11 the lib: ~ in the JnternaUonal modern ~· tatblon cbamplonthip& went .JDto Bisons, '7-6 and Roberto Vu&•• the fi!lal event today. the picked up his ae~no strail:ht win, meter cro21s-country run, in the handtufftDg Tororito on lour ·IJitt five-day, fivHVent compctiUoQ. ,. to a:ive Montreal a 6-1 tri\Uftpb VfNIZUELA SURPRISED over tQ.e Leafr. -~=======:• CARACAS, Venezuela UP- The 1.1: s., surpri&ed Friday when Vene. pe! zuqla won one of the two opening mate,be'lj was heavily favor~d to win today's doubles mateb lit the but of ·five series in the Davis Cup 1 lenni!! American zone 5eC!ODd. round INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. U~­ About 40 streamlined roidMrs. Allie Frencb bas been nollJtera were expect~d to be fled of the death of her coutin, pushed to the starting line ·*oDaily Pettit Alkire, at the )Seth. day as the final tirne trial odiet Ho'.111e. in Bar~n. Oh~o. week end for next Thurada)''l 500-mi.le auto race opened NEED under t.t~_re.,tenln& skies. . .. . By United Press .. --·. wa:m't too warmly re«ived b)' the Columbus baseball fans were fana in Richmond, scattered nine disheartened la~t. Jail when the hltJ in a ~ rou~.-gohl& performpeddled a long-tiq~e idol, ance 0\"er Miami which enabled Jacobs, and picked up .a 22- the Vees to seize undiaputed poayear-o!d kid with only Cla11: A ex- session of first place. perience, 'one Ken Toothman. . The Rochester Red Wlnge Today, Columbu• M a 11A I e r snapped a four - game Alosing 1.-ranK Oceak bristles with super- strelk, slugging past the Buffalo Ia fiveS when be talks about Tooth- 1--24--AME:-:-'-:':-:RC:IC=-A:'-N"s=-=.=.=.:-:o:-:v:-man's "great future" •n.d boosts him as tbe International League's FORMBY, E.ngland UP - Twenrookie of tht year. ty-four Ame~tcans, .led by . Dale Toothman, a second baseman Morey of lndt~napolls . and J1mmy witb quick banda and a aluUing McHale of Phdad~lp~a. were ~xbat bashed his seventh homer pected to take the1r fmal practtce Friday riJ.ght to give the Jets a rounds today for .t he ~ritish A~acome-from-behind 4·2 · trlumph teur golf champtonshlp . openmg over Havana. Columbus' flfth C<ln- Monda~ on the Formby hnks. ·~etrolt at Kansas City nl&ht • seoutlve victory nudged it within .Old-time steam thre.shina: rna· Fo tack 3-2 vs Garver 2·3 h 1..1 1 hlcu:o at Cleveland-Donovan two games of the first divleion. chine owners o '4 an annua re1 2--I vs Wynn 8-3 . Jim Kite, rookie who union each year at .Mot.tpeller, 0. newly ti'ned July t!tle fight with heavyweight champton Floyd Pattenon, Tommy 1'eCJlled,. '.'I was coptin' on strong at the fmtsh of 12 with him lut year.". ' Nevertheless, odds · man Eddie Bordt!n quotes young Patterson a firm 4·1 favorite, and a 7·5 choice to knock out the Hurricane il;l their championship fight at the Polo Grounds, in the last week of - .. SAN ANTONIO. Tuu UP .....,.Tb; (16} For Sale- Trade Plitt lOrin• • d1nre at lhe ~i<l<nl OUTBOARD MOTOR, Mereury M\:· Hall on Friday, May 24 20, forhrd and rever~~e wfth P. M. to 1 A. M. 15 23 ~nlise-t·d•y 111 tant, exctllent condition Al11o 3 tit~! eu1hfon.s HoLSTJ•-.. -ISPIIlSAL and child's life jacket, all coast Tu•.clay, Mly 21, iutatcl approved. 102 £henezer at 1 P. M. St , Pom'P'r6y. Phone 282.J. At Bal!lht~n , Ohio, 5 mil&s E. of 5 29 3tp Che-l!!ter, Ohio. Becaulle uf ladi of help J muHt ¥ell · 21 Rejl. and hiKh &rude llolstetn USED BA.ft.GMNS-A l nst'd elec tric wator ht•ah•n $2UIO :o rows and btifeh, 10 head calf $M.OO. ~ ~111. fped buckets. 3 l•:; hood v&etlna'ted. 18 rows itt 't.OO. on~ nt'w ~Hectri·(' wuter pl'9d'ucUon, ill Tebted but on~. heater. 52 rat. t99 00, we·d 4 ft~gl.~ft! t'et1 tOWrt, 14 hiJ h electl'IC Motnt H. tb 1 HP $J.v0 pacte cows. 1 ,QeJiste~d heif~t up, used mUk tooh:!rs, all size ~ to frtkh'en 1oon. 1 D'ew electric hnge, regular heiter.s to rre.She'n $270.$229 used refrigerators January 18 head Qf f'lS.OO ~(I ~ .00. Easy termA. produced oVer 21.~ Fl!e :Ret'tigerailon. Oplen ev,.t"· Jn Aprn thev opJ'(Iducttd o~ ints. • 5-2l·:ttc ~0.000 lbs. Tbla Ia one of the I U. I. RUNNIU LIAD , Disheartened Capitol City Fan8 Cheered Over Toothman's_Play., Pushing For Rookie Hurricane Promises Chase Champ lnto Canvass Duri.Qg 15-Round Scrap j ) Notices " ' Ttaousands of Mei&s Coun · " baseball fans were preparing today to gret>t )he Mh~dJeport Ye! low JackelJ baseball team lhls at NEI./.IE 1'0)(, noon about 5 P. M. when ~e) . ~ t:HICA60 ternoon from the state finals. at WH/rl SIJJ( the Class A tournament. 211P 8Af>e A demonstration witll a brief 5:/'Af(, #'lfO'$ program of welcome and a themf" of ~steem ror Coach Nolan /1{ 1{1$ lirA • SwaCkhamer's boy.! is schedulrd seA fOil, twf' to get umterway about 5:15 P . M. at the T, North Seeont'l and Mill Street11. a.byor C. 0 . Fisher will hea•~line the otflcial greetingR. Wfn or ION a,.lnat Doyle.. town today, who Ma a pitcher nana.d Jerry GelehovM, .. n ~~ the famoua malar lu1u• pitch· er, Denny Galehe~.tte, the Val low Jeclcett a,. to1n1 te 1M Boston at Ballimore-Ston'e o-..:. or Porterfield Q-1 va Loes 3-3. ftted •• "Cham Pt." Wubington at N'ew York-Ra· Jt they t~e Doylestown lntr. 3·2 vs Shantz 3·1. cam and cop the state title, it Suntley's GarMs will be the tirsJ time ln the hi~ Detroit at Kansas City NEW YORK UP - "In \ 15 tory or Southeastern Ohio organi~: Chicago at Cleveland 2 rounds I'll chase him into the canerl athletics that a team eoppe•l Boeton at Baltimore '2 vas," challenger Tommy "Hurrithe state title In any IPO' t. Washington at New Yurk 2 sane" Jackson said today. Sl'veral have come close. NAT10f1AL LIAGUI POil)croy got to the finals once w L Pet. C ~ In ballkctball in the mid thirties. Cincinnati . . . 23 11 ,676 Racine reached ttre cage flnab in Milwaukee . . . 19 11 .633 2 1933. Athen.!l got there once. No· Brookl yn . . . . . 19 11 .633 2 borly ever took it down the line Philadelphia ... 17 13 .56'1 4 Maybe Middleport Will todJy, St. Loui.!l ..... . 14. 17 .~2 - 7 1 ~! maybe It won't. But the team. '" New York .... 14 19 .424 ' 81f.. coing to have a champion's wo.J. Chicago . . . 9 19 .321 11 come, anyway. Pittsburgh 8 22 .267 13 Arran1•ments have beton maft . Prlday'• lletulta for the team te arrive et the Mil k 1 Chicaao ~ wau ee Gene Wise hit a home run wL1 county f•lrtroundt It S p, M. Brooklyn 6 New York 0 night two on in the bottom , of th.• TtMre, rldln1 In ttl'" prlv•h Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 3 nile seventh Inning Fr!day even .ng automobiles, membar~o will H 1 C\ 1 · Ight St. LOu s 9 nc nnat1 6 n 19 put t he Middlepor~ Little Le.a tren•f•rred to • lirta Zerkle Seturday's P,.._bla Pitchers gue Indums ahead 7~ and ~II). flatbed truck. '"toon.d with New York at Boston-Wor 1. over the Senators :n a pract1ce game . .' banners namln1 th•m . "The lngton 3-3 v.s PodreA 3·2 Champ•." f Pittsburgh at Philadelphia 1 · Fans have been asked to arrive Kline 0-G vs Cardwell 2.{1 or Woody call's winners plckci in their own cars at the fair Haddix 2·3. up two runs iu the first, add~d grounds before that time to MiJwaukee at Chlcago--Bultl one in the second a'ld the nm, ~rt the learn th;g,u·~~!;:l~~~~~* vs. Kaiaer 1-1 1 efore Wise's winning blast. Knl and down river . to Louia at Cincinnati night~ Hindy's Senators got four in t'1. The MHS Hand, under the · Schmidt 2-1 va Lawrence 4-1 or first and their last run in tile tion of Stephen Coats, will meet Nuxball 1-1 sixth. ... the carann at the Mel1• Whol• Sundar'• G1 mea Line score : nle Grocery• Co. and lelild It to New York at Brooklyn Indians . . . . 4oo 001 0-5 G 3 the T. · Pitt-sburgh at Philadelphia 2 Senators . . 210 010 3-1 9 :l Volunteer Firemen and Emc" Milwaukee at chicago 2 Batteries. Indian'!!, Singer end Bush; senators Manl P.y and Wil gency Squadmen will roll out the st. Louis at Cincinnati. town equipment lo join the par· JNTIRNATIONAl. LIAGUI .a. son.. By Chet Tannehill led by the true~ 1WI.th the w L Pet. 'Ja RICbmopd . ••,\ \ 22 14 .6tl ' DEMARCO PAVDR,lD How can one write -@Qut-iiything othef than the Mid,dle· nute-lont ...bJ:ast ·on the Buftalo"" ... -~,..~~ 18 12 .t'IOft ' 1 BOSTON UP - ·Tony DeMarco, pmt YeUow Jackets and thelf iantasl.lc surge toward the Class will slgna.l arrival of Toronto ..... . 'j 19 13 .~94 1 wooden-faced rormer welterweight '\state ba3eball title today? team Middleport's ~orpo ·a. Miami ...... . . 18 17 .514 3 1i· champ, was a slight betting favor... lion Hmit.!l. At the "T" .chee ,· Columbus 19 .4~7 !P": ite over fancv...stepping Walter By· One Can 't say enough about tl1i ~ buncb of 11 boys and a 1 d 111 be on h an d •an.1 HaVana ....... 16 ., ca er.!~> w 15 2fl .429 fi b au in their to-round fight tonight coach wbo have faith in them se lves as a "good team. " Mayor Fisher will prraent Coach Rochester 15 21 .417 7 · at the Gardea. If there is anything that has mad e this dub successful this Swadkhamer to the fana . )lontreal . . . . 13 20 .394 'li.,..: year it is their team spirit, their desire .and luve lor the , Bob Mills, president of l~1r. Frld•¥'s •••ult• and willingness to take jndividual instruction in an ~ofiddleport Boosten' Auoclatton, Columbus 4 Havana 2 that contributes to team success. nnd C,urtls JenklnRon, aecretary, Richmond 4 Miami 1 worked late FrlcfiiY nlltht ln a Roeb ..ler 7 Buffalo 6 · In the district tournament and later in two games {one 1 - 1 Chi 1 1 LA WHENCE, Kan. UP - Wilt '"fieltll P annmg liCMIIon wlt t e o Montreal 5 Toronto 1 cd no contest) o( the regional tournament the Jacket ~. Police Leroy Bartr1.1m. the mayor AMIIliCAN ASSOCIATION "The Stilt" ChJmberlain, sewnhad a serious attack of jitters, committing errors wholesale. 11nd . Chct TannehiU, Sporta !dJ Denver G. Charlnton 4, 12 Inn foot basketball All-Ameflca, ~oaid A contributing factor could have been because the gJ.mes tor of The Dally SenUnel. Wichita 3 st. Paul o Friday he plans to re;.1rn to Kan. saa thia fall and continue WCK'klng were played on the Jets diamond on West Broad Street. MayChic£ Bartrurn prorntnd nc~p Mlnne•poH• 8 Indlanapoll~t ~ towarr'.s a degree. be they were trying to play like Class AAA professionals, and would be Qui on lho town's IOUTHIRN ASSOCIATION Ch.a mberlain t,IIUed :1 statement streets and banners aaylnJ "Wei· Chattanooaa 10 Uttle Rock 4 Weren't quite up to lt. come Home , Champa" were to he Membls 4 Nuhvllle 2 dispelling rumors that he m~aht But the team settled down to commit but two non-costly er- prepared by LOuie Sauer and V.:oblle 1 Blrmlnaham o quit collegiate basketbJII to join rors in btltJng Plea·sant 1-0 ln two extra innings and then others for stratealc location• on Atlanta e New Orleans 3 the Harlem Globetrotters. Friday coming back to clobber Salem Local 10-Q with only the T. • one en'Or charged against it. . The Wern(lr Radlo Shop offer ~1 HUMIZ IIAVOIII:ID MILAN, ltliy 'UP _ Charlea Thl 10 0 I I m h h was confl • portable PA •yatem lor the T t 8 • V C ory ca e over a earn w use coac · ccremonle!l. School dlanltaries, Hume1 of Franee, with a fJosalOne lot, next to CoJumbus & dent of victory. Coach Salee had, he told me, "two good pitch- ineludlng Superintendent 1..,e )[e· ble ahot at the wOrld ehamplonSouthern Ohio Electric Com· ers, brothers, one as good as the other. '• He really believed Comas and Principal Earl KniJht rldlna on hi• performance pany on Mill Street, Middlehis duo would take hjm through to the title because most both avid baseball fan• and team waa heavily favored to defeat · port, Ohk), 49\i Ft. Front. small high schools are fortunate to have one fair-to-middJin• backers will be lntroducect.. 1\alo SoorUehlnl of Italy In their Price $2000.00. One lix·room houae wlth batb near Wholethrower, not to mention two. 1a - round bout tonight tor the tale House in Middleport, Oh~o. These Honchall brothers ha,d high school records qf 26-ll European mlddteweilht title. Prleo $20110.00. and 13-0. Both of them were beaten Friday. Tho 26-game winner started, and was lifted in tho s•rond when Middleport got Jlo.qford near Toledo. o.. Is the ...... 'MV hotne of Llbbey..Owens Ford two runs. The Jackets took seven clinchlng runs off his reUP - Pitcher Glw co., the laTJest plate-glus , COAL CO. l~~ .SfARKPLUG ' ·...~ .. .FLOORING c , Sf;I~TH,HG fl~ ,..urleullo oak In • ••le'- ot oy,.._ Plolahttl _er unfl"tlht.. Aa low aa . 16c SQ, FT;· '. 1,, . _~ .C~li.IHG, TILE. , COVI\IUI ' - . '1'01!5 ' . - . , -.KITCHIN · · ·~· · .. . ' '\ ,_ · ., ., t ,C4tl"'tl:$ , . ' ., .. i ) I~ *4-3: ~ ... --"' Jl. ..... · \ 11157_. �• • '- • .. - -- - ~ • • c-Da'llySenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 25,1957 THE RIDE KENO 1 llrs. Erroll Conroy Sr., son Hugb Jli1, Robert Hutchinson of Akron, were week end guests of Mrs. Ali~ Dodson, Yr. and Mra. C. E. Woode of TUppe71 Plain.s vl&Ued one day list week wltb Mr. and d'lrs. M. L. Ballr. M.iiho&n calling on friends wllile Mr.t Milhoan and Arthur Davis, went to Parkeraburg on business. The test oil and gas wel1 being drilled at thf' Glen Stout fum il underway. Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Conroy and daughter, Kimberly , of Huntington, were guests of Mrs. Alice Dodson , 111'. and Mrs. I;yerett Milhoan Sunday. were in Reedsville, Tuesday, Mrs. ,:-Glenna Mil hoM\ ~----~--~------~-- I' Giant Welcome Planned For Yellow.- Jacket Team -Toda,y . 'I' I l Caravan To StartAt5 At Fairground Baseball Results ·BY UNITED PRISS AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. G l Chicago :w 8 .714 Clevelant! 19 It .633 2 New York 18 12 .600 3 Detroit '·. 17 It! .51~ :P:i Boston . . .1•• • 17 Hi . ~liS :5 tz Kanaaa City 14 19 424 8' ~ Baltimore . . . 12 18 .iOO 9 Washington . . 9 2ft .2157 14 ,~ Friday'• Resultt New Yollk 8 Washington 1 Detroit at Kansas City, night, ppd nin Cieveland 4 Chlcagu 3 night Boston 4 Baltimore 3 night Saturday's Prabebte Pitchers • • By Alan MaYer I I ! The Dnil11 'sentinel DESK SPORTS The Stilt Still Likes Kansas U FOR SALE Score Expecting To Be Out S""'n 1 • N kp, Roonues campy, B1g ew , . air are off to you . 0 0 Dr. Charlea Tllom11 .r~::t~~~~rJ·:~: - - --- for 500' Race \ JOHN liCHMbND ~. HELP WANTED LADY to · ll1ke t."'re of ~lderl ~· lady, must live in. Jnq uu·t' ntorn l n~ 1:00 A. M. unlil noor. · at 62 naco St., Mlddle!JOrt ll-21-ete boy to dell-;;,- ;:columbas Dllpareh and Ohio Stttt.e !tate JtUM\al In Pomeroy area. Phon• MlddlejOOrl 8372.X . !i 22 I w.d<1t1l - •t.c m -1. 5 2ll "" i Good Cleo Uled Cart ... _... __ AU lllMel aad Modell MITROPOLITAN AUTO SAJ,ES 1 55?" II ' f 'UP' .u wABo • -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; .. Rodney Downing RHI Estate Broker \ '' ... 0 \ • 5-10-l!t~- illp I .• ' ----' EQUIPMENT, wit STORE AND )eaS~ buildlbg. kandolph f'ltore, State Route 124 between Reeds"Yille and \{ocklnlfport. 5·18 ·7.' p losT - South Bend bamboo ily rod. l,lehind JU.wllngs-Coat~.. Con· 1a~t 1\ev. lletbert Styer~. Ptioite 8173-M. 5 211 ste Cqpable of Managing · Station ' Fa~ One Sf)ift as , M'ay 24, Cam .:o w=ANT:C •!:E=D--C-u_t_and Co,ored "lass LOTS, ANY SIZE Near Forked Bun Lake. A. Jl. Curli.9, Long old chl'na. Call 6188-M evenines. BOttom, Ohio. & 22 '4tp Sl5tl 1. kN·p.sake. R('· e7-x. ' s-:!S'at' Salary, Commissio~t,-Groilp ln~urance IIUICK !IERvtCE on w- Ce-1 palrtne: h)J FatwOry Tral1'1.ed watehm1ker, C()U.INS JEWE. Reply in full to Box 668-D i• \Yt BUY J'i'ltUCfURAL I IIAMI ICIIAP IRON- MIT AU OHIO VALLEY . JUNK CO. PhoM 511 HARRISONVILLE LJTTI ,II, 0111'11 4N A F:uewall Party honorlTJII Mrs. Selah Wyatl. who moved to PalnesMDIO • TELEVI~ION SERVICE, vHle, was held at the Gr:ange Hall, Phon,. !..)0, C!eland Appllan,.e May 15. A ~3\ad co11rS'e w~s served Store, l Ld w. Na!n St., Pometor to the honored guest arid Birdie i-23-11 a~d Virginia Wyatt, Opal Rhodes, Bertha and Lena Oberbolier, Betty Gilkey, Frnnces Alkire, Mn. Al· !20 81 ma., SteUa and Pa11line Atkin~. 8M"N!!hC::!.ml)IIOD tr19~nr-; A.•W~nCJ, RUby Hal.lid;oy ,. Orba ~tout, Grace .W.d~le))Ori. fire _ "utomohllf: Carr. Josle Hc1tger, Geneva . Car~. fbnf\J. 8:1115-X fl..~ sey., so.~ie carr and Av~ Gtl~~Y. ·· · :", - · · · · ·M't!3:: Rov W!st.man, Angle CIIIH'k, FORKMAN 6 ABBO'M T.V. SEll- Unable to attend were Una .TorVJCie AI! mates R~paired byE:~· dan and Norma Lee. Gifts Were pert Tfllrtmleiaru~. Pl.lone 6284 Y presented to Mrs. Wyatl. MldQ1epo~ 6-15-tt Don Gibson, who has complet~d CoMPt.ETE Jn11urana- Proteetioa, his: ·veterinary course. has accePtLif•, Auto. Fire, PoUo. CAll DoD ed a posH:ion as meat inspector at MUla. Midlf)eport. Ohio. Portsmouth, 0., and will move his ···- - - ·· - - - ' - - - - - - fanlily there in th~ near future. 1 . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson have · received word that their daughter ~ Maxine Robert./!, is in Mercy Holi~ •.,L ~~~ pltal recovering from a serious op· '-Af~ll'i 5· eration. ·vi.LLP,I•& HOME - !5·room frame ' Mrs. John Stout hp,~ purthased with b<tlh. hardwood floors and the A. A. Fleming properly. woodw~k up and down . Furnace Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Gilkoy and beat to all room~ . 4 clo:tets up· chlldnn of Zanesville, Ohio spent stalrs. Full basemrnt with laun. the week end with his pJrents dry. Large front veranda and en- here . closed back porch. BeautHul CUnton Gilkey spent the week lawn. Located near bpth schools. ~nd with his f.!!.mily in Chillicothe. On excellent highw8y, oi\Iy .a Robert Alkire fll}d Cecil 1Ianin1 fleW mkul.t~ driye to Pomeroy. 9pent the week end with their~ f•m· Priced right. '., lUes here. · · - Arthur Morris waS' caneq to 'ReMt:N'ERIVILl.l - !5·room wltb electrich:,.· and gas. bron by the serious Hlness of his l·aele Jot,· excellent for daugher:, tvy. Out· of lUib water. ··MrJ. Blanche Weiker who is emlor quick · sale, ployed at the Meigs County Home lOX '229 'spent the week end at het h6me here, I.ERS, Phmeroy. • Pomeroy, 0. •' '¥ rfom .au~ · .r will iell ~1, Rl 2, Pomeroy. Phone 8 ·•Y- I EXPERIENCED SERVICE STAtiOft AmNDANl c-q The Daily Sentinel, ( 17), Help Wonted Pled 5 20 '· F !llli. Pflone ' 2298. eh ..p. I:JQio)o, ~ '' ' Lence lias gu1fJJtteed Patterson about $70,000 and Jackson about $35,000 from the minimum $175.000 he can accept from any braod oi- TV, .accordiag to the contracts: signed Friday. Patterson., 22, won a split 12round decision uver the Hurricane, 25, at Madison Square Garden, June 8. - ~·...u.. Phlioo ~tl.\ffili tnd three- Pomeroy III~~~~~~~~~;b;~~~;s;;;;~:;:;:;:;;';;:;:;~ I tO ,t;orea ,ehureltfl, lehools Mn. Martin OhllnJer, TUrner 23503,. Mew H1ven. l 5 23 3tp · l &-18·7tr SHC ROOM . HUUSS:, d l, acrea .a:round. pr1ce $3,000.00 Phone hid.,., See or CaJI 814 B. Main Sl. clo~e 1953 ,. t6n a..evt'C)tet truck. 7h rt. 't't~l bed, new. tires, A-1 dndit1oh, fto reast)nable 'o !fM refu.ed. R6bert Hill, Let&!l (201Busine-;- eA~J TYPE! MIETING ANNOUNCED CINCINNAT! UP - Tho National League's annua:l summer meeting will be held in Chicago next Tuesday, League Prealdent warren c. Giles announced today: . 14-tf Insurance 19tl8 Pontiac Vtl $2.296.00. Only i'nll'ts: Driver's 2 dr. .i,453 aclu.:~l tr'ainiftg cac. BL~l\hir's, PO'inM'DY. 195b' Start your home improvement .proJects NOWI .......... • .._AMIIMI •Allie .... •·.• ,, ........ . . .11 • .,.. ,.. !il .... . - Budget Twrmsl .· , • •t•• NAriONA&&f KNOWif lilA V'~ 5-~e d'r. Awnilll(s, blinds, Porch and Lawlt est!!'::..ttes. Dale 215 Union Av~:,, B;iek 'Ce-;;r;y 2 ".Hard-Top''. $2.1!;1~.00. Rivle1 a· 4 25 tmoo modt•l, low , milE' '!I.!{('. lmma~u late in•ide and ou,. Blaettnar's, liOUSF.- 2 bi'dtoom horne, hot P Jlnteroy. 5·24-Stc ~rtd cold running w.1ter, 901 ·M · ~haeuse. 5-25-Jtj) ~ B~;kk VB S~per 4 dr ~;d;h. $1,7t'5.00. PoWt!r steering an·~ TRMLER SPl\CE! F6t Rent b'rates. verY lOW 'mllUI'E!, l!te ·~~·J.:~O· with ct'!ine'nl patio, ct'new. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. ment walks, sewer and water , 5-24·litc $5.00 per week. ln one or U1r de;nest ~nd neatest trailer J9M Dod:e VB ' . courts ln SoUthern f•hio. RICE'S $1,296.00. Autom11tlc sbh't, TRAlLElt VILLAGE, 2 blocks owned by local filllbg stfltl,n west of traffic ~lgh~ in Cheshire owner . Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. Ohlo. Phone 7 · 71~0. 5-25·6k 5-24-Bto ll toom apartment, 218\i Mfl!n St., 1954Ponu;-8 cyt. 2 dr. S1,09S.JO POmeroy. Call 251 or aee Dr. K. Dlx. Sedan, rervlced this D. Amaboty. 5 22 II ~ar ' siirlce new. · er~ . • .~~~~:~!~~~~~~~~~iurP~ within two the Redleas hut ~ey. gotlllil sure In the ninth When Ctncl~ati ral· lied for !our runt. Reliever Larry Jackson poat~d his firth victory al. thout~:h Hoyt Wllhelm finally put the Redlcgs' fire out. Rookie outfielder Frank Ernaga, pisying In hla fJrat major le~aue game. homered In his first trip to the plate fm the Cubs and followed with a triple off lo1or W..r· ren Spahn to help trip the BraVea, Moe Drabowsky went the routt lor Chicago. The Phllllea used home run1 by Chico Fernandez, Rip Repulaki, Granny K1mner and Wlllle Jones to hand the Plr1tea thelr Jlttl.. deteat In the laat l4 aames. llob Friend . tbe loser, Jave up the first three homen while Lull Arroyo wu. nicked · !or Jones' C!lrcu\l. 1\ookle Jack Sanford recorded hls lUth victory. Rocky Colavito drove ln three or Cleveland's .four run• against one hit, even a alngle. Hit alnJle Chlcago tb01.11h he aDtdrove only LctaJYe in Bobby Avllt with the winning Sox' run In the Jt11:enth, and he alao le"le~t~~~~~";; walked to fotce In r run In the ! by the first and hit a stcitlllce fly In the Yankees firth. Bob Lemon started for and rain Cleveland but Wl.l forced to leave the De- tbe rame \flth a •verly strained 1ert tblah In the atv,e nth. Rellever DIM Tom.anek Wa.s the winner 1nd """' I!W n ..ller tb• !ole<', - ly Unlhtl .,,.... WASHINGTON Vlrtlt Aklntw 147 St Loula,. ,:., tN,_ Jimmy 1 'h 'm 151 ~ 'hlltdtl-lt.' (I) MC a ' • '"' • •r- ···.ltv " -y ST. LOUtS. Courchotno. 131V., Chic-. Mua. knodtM out Rull TIJUe, 132'4, EldrldJe, 1•. (1 ~ - • .· ,, Ohlo'a !ut ~onlae<l lltdion lri'be, the Wyendot, 11\'t'd dn a f'!o 1ervat1on .near . Upper • ' all Sizes in Stock have your car · aervl~ed here and Save NANCY HERMAN-· YOU'RE REALLY My FAVORITE BOY IN iOWN Ohio .F-IR ESTO - _l1~lo..l E. -.,T· (RE Gh -EADY FOR SUMMER DRIVING OJCK TRACt (41 ) Real Estate To Move Dodgers Closer To Top Fight Results ay MILTON RICHMAN United PrHI Sports Writer Two lonii·Ume roommate11, Roy Campanelli and Don Newcombt>, cooperated to brini Lhe Brookl yn Dod1ert to wltbln two games of llrtt place. Freah from a five-aome bench· ina tor weak-hitting, Catnpanella returned ~o tho lineup Friday nlaht and bluted two homers to dr1v~ In four runa In a 6-0 victory over the New York Giants. Newcombe struck out six, didn't walk a batter nnd acattered nine hltt In t¥khlna hl1 aixth straight complete 1ame and rt!&:i•lcring bit fourth vl.ctor)'. The vll!tary moved the Dodgcrli tnto a aecon1f'-place tie with MIJwaukee, two 1amea beblnd the fiflt.pla~ Redleja, wllo bowed to . tbt Cardinali'. N, · FridM)' ni.cht. Tbe Cuba 'llcbd the 81-a've&, IJ.-1 . · and the Phllllea defeated the PI· ratu, T-3. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mit!t!leport, 0., May 25, Ql;E MILE YROM SPORN, 62 acre brm, ·JOod bOUle, rt'IC'tor lartd, OPPORTUNITY FOR liOUNG ll\'9UBANCE AG£NC'F MAN TO LEARN PRINTING Pin, A.-bllo. Hoaltla TRADE AS AN APPRENTICE. ACCIDENT APPLY AT DAO.Y SENTINEL. L!f.. C.W.Ity aod·very herits furnished. ln S. E. Ohio.- L.~;<ili~(;i~ ~;rt;C~t:$iii'5& 5 22 tl Re~althbe11tpipers $18.fl & ~ $ milk cans. 8-can Es-~ cool(ll'. Rich· services 2 Surj:e unitS like n:e~ 18,00tl 5·24-31p In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO tb!. C'tlarffiston base et~ hire, pont:ll. 61- • · - · · 11:!111 C..ne of the best opportunltfr., SMALL GROCERY STORE, go"" liULLDOi!R f4tr ba1ements, landaeaplnf. R.. M o.f th·c seuon. 14 iJe·ad wl~l bllt}nesi!l, .Jemn~: • I:Jieoause or C':•wclery, Long ltottom. PhOine (re.h~ I~ ~~·I>' fall.,-,h~llth, feasO'nabt~. ,Write BoX .to. 5-25-11 DON'T _lollS$ TI'IfS ~"lot;! ' •8¥-E, C/O The D=-try Sentinel I'AIJL DttR, D\IVR'iR Pofue'roy. 5 ·2.4·Gtp - - - - - - , - - - - , - - Ha'fO.. AuetlonMr ' LAWN MQWERS sharpened the 5-24-20, lJ)Eoi\L ,Wav. Ne,iile!' &: Cle~k 1948 Pontiac Sed~tn to be sold fO GllrA(e. ~o'n~ 3611, R~teine, 0. the blgh bidder .Tutle t. 1957 at ~·18-12tc. · IIAM S\r0'01', Bla~ttna~ Auto ('o.1 Pomeofov Mill, lune 2. Qhio. at to,oo A. M. niocK LAYJNG b"Yblbcl;~ou.r (5) 24-2B-3i-3tc PhUJI Dono\oift, Syracuse. ! •• lh's.URA.NCE? e' FOR THE BEST! Tbe par11.de of powerful ears was led by tho$e' of national champion Jimmy Bryan and Paul Russo but the weatherm~n held the trump cardjust as he did last v.eek. - \ Promoter Emil Lence also laughed down the odds and declared the P:~ttersrm-Jackson title fight "such a terrific a-ttraction" he may take a $175,000 p.mblc and show it on the-atre-TV instead of home-TV. •.ooo. M.C.HOBART lievlng brother in a big fourth inning . ~::;:f~~~;.:~ :t~mprovement .p lant under one .root In the Unl' Mldclleporl Only the great Guide of all our fates knows whether or noti•••I.Y. rel..,ed ed State• the Jackets will win Saturday. But win or lose, Yellow Jacthe road•~[k ne~ ll~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i kets, Meigs County's hats oJul.y. 1 • 40S dS.fers T0 Attempt Trials I Wise's Homer Is Winning Blast For Indian Nine ' '- U. S. "A" team led MOJ!co, l0,3CMI polntl fo lO.oeB. 11 the lib: ~ in the JnternaUonal modern ~· tatblon cbamplonthip& went .JDto Bisons, '7-6 and Roberto Vu&•• the fi!lal event today. the picked up his ae~no strail:ht win, meter cro21s-country run, in the handtufftDg Tororito on lour ·IJitt five-day, fivHVent compctiUoQ. ,. to a:ive Montreal a 6-1 tri\Uftpb VfNIZUELA SURPRISED over tQ.e Leafr. -~=======:• CARACAS, Venezuela UP- The 1.1: s., surpri&ed Friday when Vene. pe! zuqla won one of the two opening mate,be'lj was heavily favor~d to win today's doubles mateb lit the but of ·five series in the Davis Cup 1 lenni!! American zone 5eC!ODd. round INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. U~­ About 40 streamlined roidMrs. Allie Frencb bas been nollJtera were expect~d to be fled of the death of her coutin, pushed to the starting line ·*oDaily Pettit Alkire, at the )Seth. day as the final tirne trial odiet Ho'.111e. in Bar~n. Oh~o. week end for next Thurada)''l 500-mi.le auto race opened NEED under t.t~_re.,tenln& skies. . .. . By United Press .. --·. wa:m't too warmly re«ived b)' the Columbus baseball fans were fana in Richmond, scattered nine disheartened la~t. Jail when the hltJ in a ~ rou~.-gohl& performpeddled a long-tiq~e idol, ance 0\"er Miami which enabled Jacobs, and picked up .a 22- the Vees to seize undiaputed poayear-o!d kid with only Cla11: A ex- session of first place. perience, 'one Ken Toothman. . The Rochester Red Wlnge Today, Columbu• M a 11A I e r snapped a four - game Alosing 1.-ranK Oceak bristles with super- strelk, slugging past the Buffalo Ia fiveS when be talks about Tooth- 1--24--AME:-:-'-:':-:RC:IC=-A:'-N"s=-=.=.=.:-:o:-:v:-man's "great future" •n.d boosts him as tbe International League's FORMBY, E.ngland UP - Twenrookie of tht year. ty-four Ame~tcans, .led by . Dale Toothman, a second baseman Morey of lndt~napolls . and J1mmy witb quick banda and a aluUing McHale of Phdad~lp~a. were ~xbat bashed his seventh homer pected to take the1r fmal practtce Friday riJ.ght to give the Jets a rounds today for .t he ~ritish A~acome-from-behind 4·2 · trlumph teur golf champtonshlp . openmg over Havana. Columbus' flfth C<ln- Monda~ on the Formby hnks. ·~etrolt at Kansas City nl&ht • seoutlve victory nudged it within .Old-time steam thre.shina: rna· Fo tack 3-2 vs Garver 2·3 h 1..1 1 hlcu:o at Cleveland-Donovan two games of the first divleion. chine owners o '4 an annua re1 2--I vs Wynn 8-3 . Jim Kite, rookie who union each year at .Mot.tpeller, 0. newly ti'ned July t!tle fight with heavyweight champton Floyd Pattenon, Tommy 1'eCJlled,. '.'I was coptin' on strong at the fmtsh of 12 with him lut year.". ' Nevertheless, odds · man Eddie Bordt!n quotes young Patterson a firm 4·1 favorite, and a 7·5 choice to knock out the Hurricane il;l their championship fight at the Polo Grounds, in the last week of - .. SAN ANTONIO. Tuu UP .....,.Tb; (16} For Sale- Trade Plitt lOrin• • d1nre at lhe ~i<l<nl OUTBOARD MOTOR, Mereury M\:· Hall on Friday, May 24 20, forhrd and rever~~e wfth P. M. to 1 A. M. 15 23 ~nlise-t·d•y 111 tant, exctllent condition Al11o 3 tit~! eu1hfon.s HoLSTJ•-.. -ISPIIlSAL and child's life jacket, all coast Tu•.clay, Mly 21, iutatcl approved. 102 £henezer at 1 P. M. St , Pom'P'r6y. Phone 282.J. At Bal!lht~n , Ohio, 5 mil&s E. of 5 29 3tp Che-l!!ter, Ohio. Becaulle uf ladi of help J muHt ¥ell · 21 Rejl. and hiKh &rude llolstetn USED BA.ft.GMNS-A l nst'd elec tric wator ht•ah•n $2UIO :o rows and btifeh, 10 head calf $M.OO. ~ ~111. fped buckets. 3 l•:; hood v&etlna'ted. 18 rows itt 't.OO. on~ nt'w ~Hectri·(' wuter pl'9d'ucUon, ill Tebted but on~. heater. 52 rat. t99 00, we·d 4 ft~gl.~ft! t'et1 tOWrt, 14 hiJ h electl'IC Motnt H. tb 1 HP $J.v0 pacte cows. 1 ,QeJiste~d heif~t up, used mUk tooh:!rs, all size ~ to frtkh'en 1oon. 1 D'ew electric hnge, regular heiter.s to rre.She'n $270.$229 used refrigerators January 18 head Qf f'lS.OO ~(I ~ .00. Easy termA. produced oVer 21.~ Fl!e :Ret'tigerailon. Oplen ev,.t"· Jn Aprn thev opJ'(Iducttd o~ ints. • 5-2l·:ttc ~0.000 lbs. Tbla Ia one of the I U. I. RUNNIU LIAD , Disheartened Capitol City Fan8 Cheered Over Toothman's_Play., Pushing For Rookie Hurricane Promises Chase Champ lnto Canvass Duri.Qg 15-Round Scrap j ) Notices " ' Ttaousands of Mei&s Coun · " baseball fans were preparing today to gret>t )he Mh~dJeport Ye! low JackelJ baseball team lhls at NEI./.IE 1'0)(, noon about 5 P. M. when ~e) . ~ t:HICA60 ternoon from the state finals. at WH/rl SIJJ( the Class A tournament. 211P 8Af>e A demonstration witll a brief 5:/'Af(, #'lfO'$ program of welcome and a themf" of ~steem ror Coach Nolan /1{ 1{1$ lirA • SwaCkhamer's boy.! is schedulrd seA fOil, twf' to get umterway about 5:15 P . M. at the T, North Seeont'l and Mill Street11. a.byor C. 0 . Fisher will hea•~line the otflcial greetingR. Wfn or ION a,.lnat Doyle.. town today, who Ma a pitcher nana.d Jerry GelehovM, .. n ~~ the famoua malar lu1u• pitch· er, Denny Galehe~.tte, the Val low Jeclcett a,. to1n1 te 1M Boston at Ballimore-Ston'e o-..:. or Porterfield Q-1 va Loes 3-3. ftted •• "Cham Pt." Wubington at N'ew York-Ra· Jt they t~e Doylestown lntr. 3·2 vs Shantz 3·1. cam and cop the state title, it Suntley's GarMs will be the tirsJ time ln the hi~ Detroit at Kansas City NEW YORK UP - "In \ 15 tory or Southeastern Ohio organi~: Chicago at Cleveland 2 rounds I'll chase him into the canerl athletics that a team eoppe•l Boeton at Baltimore '2 vas," challenger Tommy "Hurrithe state title In any IPO' t. Washington at New Yurk 2 sane" Jackson said today. Sl'veral have come close. NAT10f1AL LIAGUI POil)croy got to the finals once w L Pet. C ~ In ballkctball in the mid thirties. Cincinnati . . . 23 11 ,676 Racine reached ttre cage flnab in Milwaukee . . . 19 11 .633 2 1933. Athen.!l got there once. No· Brookl yn . . . . . 19 11 .633 2 borly ever took it down the line Philadelphia ... 17 13 .56'1 4 Maybe Middleport Will todJy, St. Loui.!l ..... . 14. 17 .~2 - 7 1 ~! maybe It won't. But the team. '" New York .... 14 19 .424 ' 81f.. coing to have a champion's wo.J. Chicago . . . 9 19 .321 11 come, anyway. Pittsburgh 8 22 .267 13 Arran1•ments have beton maft . Prlday'• lletulta for the team te arrive et the Mil k 1 Chicaao ~ wau ee Gene Wise hit a home run wL1 county f•lrtroundt It S p, M. Brooklyn 6 New York 0 night two on in the bottom , of th.• TtMre, rldln1 In ttl'" prlv•h Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 3 nile seventh Inning Fr!day even .ng automobiles, membar~o will H 1 C\ 1 · Ight St. LOu s 9 nc nnat1 6 n 19 put t he Middlepor~ Little Le.a tren•f•rred to • lirta Zerkle Seturday's P,.._bla Pitchers gue Indums ahead 7~ and ~II). flatbed truck. '"toon.d with New York at Boston-Wor 1. over the Senators :n a pract1ce game . .' banners namln1 th•m . "The lngton 3-3 v.s PodreA 3·2 Champ•." f Pittsburgh at Philadelphia 1 · Fans have been asked to arrive Kline 0-G vs Cardwell 2.{1 or Woody call's winners plckci in their own cars at the fair Haddix 2·3. up two runs iu the first, add~d grounds before that time to MiJwaukee at Chlcago--Bultl one in the second a'ld the nm, ~rt the learn th;g,u·~~!;:l~~~~~* vs. Kaiaer 1-1 1 efore Wise's winning blast. Knl and down river . to Louia at Cincinnati night~ Hindy's Senators got four in t'1. The MHS Hand, under the · Schmidt 2-1 va Lawrence 4-1 or first and their last run in tile tion of Stephen Coats, will meet Nuxball 1-1 sixth. ... the carann at the Mel1• Whol• Sundar'• G1 mea Line score : nle Grocery• Co. and lelild It to New York at Brooklyn Indians . . . . 4oo 001 0-5 G 3 the T. · Pitt-sburgh at Philadelphia 2 Senators . . 210 010 3-1 9 :l Volunteer Firemen and Emc" Milwaukee at chicago 2 Batteries. Indian'!!, Singer end Bush; senators Manl P.y and Wil gency Squadmen will roll out the st. Louis at Cincinnati. town equipment lo join the par· JNTIRNATIONAl. LIAGUI .a. son.. By Chet Tannehill led by the true~ 1WI.th the w L Pet. 'Ja RICbmopd . ••,\ \ 22 14 .6tl ' DEMARCO PAVDR,lD How can one write -@Qut-iiything othef than the Mid,dle· nute-lont ...bJ:ast ·on the Buftalo"" ... -~,..~~ 18 12 .t'IOft ' 1 BOSTON UP - ·Tony DeMarco, pmt YeUow Jackets and thelf iantasl.lc surge toward the Class will slgna.l arrival of Toronto ..... . 'j 19 13 .~94 1 wooden-faced rormer welterweight '\state ba3eball title today? team Middleport's ~orpo ·a. Miami ...... . . 18 17 .514 3 1i· champ, was a slight betting favor... lion Hmit.!l. At the "T" .chee ,· Columbus 19 .4~7 !P": ite over fancv...stepping Walter By· One Can 't say enough about tl1i ~ buncb of 11 boys and a 1 d 111 be on h an d •an.1 HaVana ....... 16 ., ca er.!~> w 15 2fl .429 fi b au in their to-round fight tonight coach wbo have faith in them se lves as a "good team. " Mayor Fisher will prraent Coach Rochester 15 21 .417 7 · at the Gardea. If there is anything that has mad e this dub successful this Swadkhamer to the fana . )lontreal . . . . 13 20 .394 'li.,..: year it is their team spirit, their desire .and luve lor the , Bob Mills, president of l~1r. Frld•¥'s •••ult• and willingness to take jndividual instruction in an ~ofiddleport Boosten' Auoclatton, Columbus 4 Havana 2 that contributes to team success. nnd C,urtls JenklnRon, aecretary, Richmond 4 Miami 1 worked late FrlcfiiY nlltht ln a Roeb ..ler 7 Buffalo 6 · In the district tournament and later in two games {one 1 - 1 Chi 1 1 LA WHENCE, Kan. UP - Wilt '"fieltll P annmg liCMIIon wlt t e o Montreal 5 Toronto 1 cd no contest) o( the regional tournament the Jacket ~. Police Leroy Bartr1.1m. the mayor AMIIliCAN ASSOCIATION "The Stilt" ChJmberlain, sewnhad a serious attack of jitters, committing errors wholesale. 11nd . Chct TannehiU, Sporta !dJ Denver G. Charlnton 4, 12 Inn foot basketball All-Ameflca, ~oaid A contributing factor could have been because the gJ.mes tor of The Dally SenUnel. Wichita 3 st. Paul o Friday he plans to re;.1rn to Kan. saa thia fall and continue WCK'klng were played on the Jets diamond on West Broad Street. MayChic£ Bartrurn prorntnd nc~p Mlnne•poH• 8 Indlanapoll~t ~ towarr'.s a degree. be they were trying to play like Class AAA professionals, and would be Qui on lho town's IOUTHIRN ASSOCIATION Ch.a mberlain t,IIUed :1 statement streets and banners aaylnJ "Wei· Chattanooaa 10 Uttle Rock 4 Weren't quite up to lt. come Home , Champa" were to he Membls 4 Nuhvllle 2 dispelling rumors that he m~aht But the team settled down to commit but two non-costly er- prepared by LOuie Sauer and V.:oblle 1 Blrmlnaham o quit collegiate basketbJII to join rors in btltJng Plea·sant 1-0 ln two extra innings and then others for stratealc location• on Atlanta e New Orleans 3 the Harlem Globetrotters. Friday coming back to clobber Salem Local 10-Q with only the T. • one en'Or charged against it. . The Wern(lr Radlo Shop offer ~1 HUMIZ IIAVOIII:ID MILAN, ltliy 'UP _ Charlea Thl 10 0 I I m h h was confl • portable PA •yatem lor the T t 8 • V C ory ca e over a earn w use coac · ccremonle!l. School dlanltaries, Hume1 of Franee, with a fJosalOne lot, next to CoJumbus & dent of victory. Coach Salee had, he told me, "two good pitch- ineludlng Superintendent 1..,e )[e· ble ahot at the wOrld ehamplonSouthern Ohio Electric Com· ers, brothers, one as good as the other. '• He really believed Comas and Principal Earl KniJht rldlna on hi• performance pany on Mill Street, Middlehis duo would take hjm through to the title because most both avid baseball fan• and team waa heavily favored to defeat · port, Ohk), 49\i Ft. Front. small high schools are fortunate to have one fair-to-middJin• backers will be lntroducect.. 1\alo SoorUehlnl of Italy In their Price $2000.00. One lix·room houae wlth batb near Wholethrower, not to mention two. 1a - round bout tonight tor the tale House in Middleport, Oh~o. These Honchall brothers ha,d high school records qf 26-ll European mlddteweilht title. Prleo $20110.00. and 13-0. Both of them were beaten Friday. Tho 26-game winner started, and was lifted in tho s•rond when Middleport got Jlo.qford near Toledo. o.. Is the ...... 'MV hotne of Llbbey..Owens Ford two runs. The Jackets took seven clinchlng runs off his reUP - Pitcher Glw co., the laTJest plate-glus , COAL CO. l~~ .SfARKPLUG ' ·...~ .. .FLOORING c , Sf;I~TH,HG fl~ ,..urleullo oak In • ••le'- ot oy,.._ Plolahttl _er unfl"tlht.. Aa low aa . 16c SQ, FT;· '. 1,, . _~ .C~li.IHG, TILE. , COVI\IUI ' - . '1'01!5 ' . - . , -.KITCHIN · · ·~· · .. . ' '\ ,_ · ., ., t ,C4tl"'tl:$ , . ' ., .. i ) I~ *4-3: ~ ... --"' Jl. ..... · \ 11157_. �~.., I • I ' ' • I ' ' •' , , ., ' ' .......... , , • • - ............. .. ,._...... . - .... ,., ... I ' . I ' ' f • ' 1 . •'-ben t;i;:~;.;;:-:.~. . . . • ' - I • • • meetme: Wedoeadlto' nlJt'ht 7 30 P .:lay School lh30 A M MorniD(I Faith", S f3 P M Juntor Youth you l~ave the chu'"h buildmg? Are Pew Farm•r, Cli'.Ol Hudson, Mark 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 25, 1957 \1. Everyo.ue coOOiallY mvitfJI:l .;::~~ 11 A M Sunday evenm1 FeJiowshlp, 8 00 P M Semor YF. you llvma: wtth God, or do )'OU. Kelly, Sonny Knapp, ltoa:er Lllhl· • TIM SyrM:u.. f!Mthodltt Church at 8 Prayer meetlna: on tlnitH Methodist Chuuh, Eu- Ju•t iO to VISit Htm on Sunday? foot, P1tty Michael, CarolyD Mil· ored at "not • eourt of honor-but Georse Hout, Jr., and Carl Murthe Rev George Dnu, Putor 8 p \f. t-ene Brown, Pastor Sunday I beht ve the slopn wbn~b 11y..: ~~pale Miller, Kit Neal, U~da 1 court," m whtcb tbe ne'J-M-G-M ray, Jr., reconlled Scoutmuters Sunday School Iii 30 A. II. Dan.a lr•dford Church ef Cftrltt luno School Iii IG A. M T!leo Smlth~ "All of hfr IS aaered therefore our N<e.... Nel10a. Dixie District Scout executive, Bob SUer, and Cubma.sters, rerpeclively. ScuiWinebreriDer, Supt. Worship Ser- day SGboot, 9·38 1 m Lord's sup- supt Wonhip 10 30 A M SubjeC!:t rehg10n must be coneel'lled wltb 1PJerce, Kary Scott, PoUy 1',b.omaa, o~erved. as " prosecutor". Un prealded while the officera me11 7 30. per 1mmedll•tly fotlowma "In The Morning" At thll service everr .area of mankind's experi- Carla Wit.on, Harold Wolfe, ~ Robo­ Fr" Mathodld Church H.rry tfl;e pastor will perform a baptism ence" We , talk about the sacAd- ert DllddinJ. Pat Henry' a quartet . olft.eJuding were electeu out, otberwi&.e, Hlbbt Third ltreet Pentacfttll Chureh Bates, Pastor, - Laurel chff. SUJI.. servu:e and receive Dew memben nelir5 of tlle;:B1ble, alto tbe ucredFre.lhmen: Sue Yei.ul;er, Mary hJm aa the. baritDne, Jlll1my Lewia aeved IS matter Of C:eremODifd, lleuf'Ch of .IHUI Dickaon eave the eloslna: prater. Christ of La¥1er D•)' Ea1ntt, Old Middleport, B L. Bvrett. 'DI&tor. day School 9 30; Class meeti:D& MYF 11.30 Eugene Frye, pre.. Tues ness of the chureh and our relig· Birth, Lynn BL~hnan, Larry 'as the bass, Rayburn Van Sickle, ; Sunday School 10 a ~ m. EveniDJ FMY senou~e day 7 p m :wcru will meet at the lous eJC~rievee P.art Q( the ttme Bunce Judy Clark Ro11o1ld EvanJ . ; Preacb10 30 tenor and JohnnJ. MU!'grave, lead, 7 00 Town Flab, on Portland Route. l lr and Mn Geoi,'ge Clark and IDrt 8 OO, Prayer Meetlna: Wednes- church Oh1o Annual Conference we thmk of the sat!redpess of the Ruth 'Farmer U:r..tta HanniDJ' sane three numben and then led Suaday Sehool 10 a m preaching aervtce 7 411 o. m. Ava Gllkey ealled on Harve Eaaf.. Gr~e cpiK¥,.1 Chu:-ch, E.att day 7 30. Hysell Run Sun.,_&)' for Methodist. June 4-9 a~ , Lake· marrtage vow But why e~~n't _we Joyce Hemmo~a, Karen Walker: the slngma or "A•n~rlca" to end mab at M~iJ!! General Hospital. 11 a. m. and 8 p m. and Bible Mam Street, Pomeroy Rev J School 10. Preacbinu 11 Ul aide, Ohio. Vacation Bible School thmk ol the sacredneaa of dome Eva Keeter, PbyUi.s Hll):tert, Ken.. tbe dinner- meetlne. Study Thurs day 8 pm Pastor C. Edwm Charles, Rector, Krs CeMr. Morris vislted his daughter, • ,. · starts June tltb the family wash, cookang a meal, nelb Manley Janice Richards W. Proffttt Asst Chas llupp. dn c W Chlrk, ora:anltt Worahtp FAIRVI&W Church of 'Christ, Mldcll.,ort, washing dishes and all the other ' ' Sadie Carr. He came especially for and sermon at 10 30 A . M, Holy Edward Griffith pastor SWldaJ Fred 1 Gardner, pa.8tor, Bible chores around the hou5e? Do~ Maida Roush, Barbara :Stlles, Dl· bia dauehtcr and eranddaugbter'a ZiOft Ch"rch of Chritt, Loclt.d Commumon (Lnl Sunday 1n moath Scbool 9.30 a. m.; Young People. School 9 30, Homer R1ce, SuVf., not the farmer have a sacred taak ane Stumbo. Boonle Van Cooney, P"aduation. · , on Pom.eroy-llaTti60nvLlle Road. Church Sc-hool, Begtnncn and meeting 6 415 p . m.; Preachtq Jell- Mormng worship 10.30, sermon, m rats1!lg food for a hungry Dennis Walburn, Carolyn Wilson, B•y Wl"'on Is caring for the J;\1ble School 9 30 A M MomiDg Pr1mary, at 10 30 A M For infor. vices 7 30 p. m.: prayer mtetiJll, 'Christians Only, and Wholely"; world' Should we not have God Karen Herrman. WeUa Cemeter)l. Wonb1p ;o 30 a m Eu~ m n g Wor· work, Wed. 7 so p m , Thursday 7·30 6 p. m Christian Endeavor, 7 30 with us in the kttchen, r1eld and Eighth Grade: Judith Butcl',r, matton concermna: our pWase telephone 302-J P M E"st Letart S S. 9:30. Evening service ''The Inducement factory , and tf so then Is not our Cbriatine Coat&, Don Erwin, Kay Christian Church at RHd••llle Mormng Worship 10.45 Eve- of Jesus'', Wednesday 7 30, Pray. job a ~ered one? Jenkinson, Karen McEJhmDy Sunn ·~ S"nday A M S"nday nin.., won:h1•· 8 on the 1st, 3rd, lth meeting and Bible study, 8.30, Ev'"·J ... 10 "' !io " Th(' Psalriiitl sa 1d "I will It'll Pro baaco, su11n p u 11en, J udith Supdaya Prayer .MeetJna Wed· practice School and Commumon fm;t Sqn· up mme eyes unto the bills from Sauer, J an1ce Zl r kl e, D av ld LyODS, day 1n monlh Jl .4. M Church ne~~· Million Chari .. Bulh HNth Methodist. Middleport, the whe nce cometh my belp m)' help R01ett:a Richards, Wllllam Stobart. fommumoa and pr~ch1ng, ijltrd pastor, SerYlces Sur.da;p 7 30 and C R. Konkrtght. Sunday cometh from the Lord "The Psalm· Seventh Grade: She Allenaworth. in month 7 iJO P. ll 1St:bool 9 3(J Ernest covert, supt ; tst was able to say thl!l because M.annmg Baumgardner, Karl Beek, iunday church preathlng- '" rueslhy 7 30 Mornmg worah1p 10 30, sermon, God was m Ius heart and when ht: SandrA Brewmgton, Charlene Da· Christian Churc;'h at Long BotReorganb•d Churt:h of "$tewud8hiP", 4 p m Tea honor- looked up to the hills h~ saw more via, Dn1d Hoyt, S~ndra Hyae~l, tom, ev·ery Sunday 9 ;;tO A M Chrl•t of Liter Day So~lnh, ing Miss Bernh:e Bowen apd Mrs than just htlls, he saw God. IJ we Bar~are IOPf:!~• , Luctqj:ll "' lforr.a, TV SERIES for Everyone Sunday Scnool and cummumon, Town Flats, on rorlland Ralph Zundel; a p m Yf, Monday have God m our hearts we will .Beverly Perr1n, Mary ·ta~l Swanfirst Sunday 1n month 7 JO P \t: Sunday School 9 30 am preachln~ 6 p. m. Stewards Dinner, Tuesday, see more than just the da,ly toii aon, Texanna White, Sharon Pick· WSAZ·TV Church preachmg, th1rd fiunday 10 30 am ao4 B1ble Study Wed· 7•80 MetilodiSt Men , Wednesday of our job We will see our.selvea ens. Channel 3 - 10 15 a.rn '" month 10 30 A M. Church com nesday 8 pm . rastor C W Prof 6 45, choir practtce, 7 p m Bib!~ a& partners w1th God LlVmg with I Freedom From mun10n and preachmg hlt Guest -speaker Sunday a• clau and Prayer meet1ng God means having Him 10 our Enslaving Habits fha Churel~ of Christ, Keno, 10 30, Joe W•lliams of Ironton. Flrtt B•ptiat, Midd .. port~ R". everydty hvmg You can have 1 eve ry Sunday 9 30 A K Sunday Portl~nd Churt:h, l:arl Cust..,, C E. Hoyt, pastor Church School rich full hfe tf you Wtll Let Christ sh tp .7 30 p m Hon nte Egg]('ton S('hool and commum nn, •~ond pastor, AsJ't pa&\or, Edith Codner 9 111, Gerald Anthon)' , supt., Morn· cnme into your heart 9nd brlnJ mJniSII:'f, Cha r lrs Kmg, Bible Sunday ~~ month 10 JO A lf Services Sunday 8 00, Tuesda1 at mg worship 10 15, "Three Looks with Him ali lhe pow& of tbe Chun:h commumon and preaeh!Ol 7 30 and Fr1day 7 SO On Memorial Day", 6 p m Jr and hvmg God School , Supt St. Paul'• Luth..-an Church. POtL Sr High YF, 7 30 Evening worship - - -----Minenvill• Methodist ...:hurt:h, fourth .Sunday m month 7 30 P croy, Rev L 1 M Mohrholf, Sun· "Our Nahon's Glories and Perils" Rev R. lt Grov-a, Pastor, Hl"'smer M church preachmg Th• Cftrl•tl•n Church at Hem- day School. • g 30 A M, Trell Tues l 30 p m Women's Praye; C. Fred Hibbs o! Middleport Rou40h, S11pt 10 A M. Sunday lock Grove, every sunday 9 A srhoenhcb, sup! D1vine service meeting, Wed 7 30, Prayer and was re-elected ebaJrman of the School ; l l A M Worshtp SerHce, M Slmday Schoo l and communion to 30 Praise servtce, L. D Diles, leader, Maaon-GaiHa-Me~gs district, Boy Tuesday 7 30 p M St. John'o: Luther•n Church, 8 30 chOJr rehearsal Scouts o( America, Thursday night Mid*•y Community Chureh !P('orfd Sunday m month 7 30 p M church .,. eachmc fourth sun Pine Grove ncv L M MohrhoU Plm Pr•lbyttori•n, Middleport, in the Polnt Pleasant Moose Home 1 I t'lldmg Crook Road Rev R E mouth 10 30 A M church Church servtce~ e~ery first and Rev Howard Ruppelt, Church 0 with '5 ~reons attending the day in Thoma.~ pa!!tor Fl o ~d Clelund, eommunJOn and preachme _ thJrd Sundin of eaeh month. Sc~ool. 9.30, John Fultz supt. , annual dinne-r meetinc whicb abo ~~~~~ ce 7 :i~ _P~ M Pra)er liUB Church•~• Morning Slit & Allred Mtt~i1t Church, Rev. Mormng worship 10 31) "Discover.. Honor students (or the Jast Lrix wu featured bi the itresentati?n Ent.rprl .., tt.v. Roger Blahap, R M Grovc 1 past<lr S S 9 30, lng Your New World", Wed, 6.30 weeks of school were announced in ~awards Pastor Morning Star Sunjay Lloyd DIIIIQgi'r Supl Worship Jr. Cho1r, 7, Semor eho1r the la!U 1ssue of "The Activit)'••, Ot~er M.Q.M District. otnc~n, Scbool 9 45 A M Y.orning wor· services 111 45 Dtnsmorc Boyles as Churc;h of the Naaa,..nce, Mid· Middleport H 1gh School paper una~umously chose~, are: V1Ce· ih tp at 11 A M MYF Sunday eye- leader Mon May 27 Charge MYF dleport, the Rev. R. f Styer~ Bi day ' Chairmen 0 Vl _Kmpp and M1les mng at 8 Prayer me~ling Thurs- meetmg at Chest er Wed 7 30 Mid ble School, 9 30, Lester Taylor, They mclude the following 1tu T. Ephn, MemDer&-at-large C J TONIGHT day evl'nmg .F.nt~>rpme sundny week pra)er scn<Jcc 11upt, Morning worship 10 30, 6 45 dents Seniors Keith Anderaon. (Pitt) Hyer, J1m Porter, Olen D OKLAHOMA WOMAN Sc hool 10 10 A. M MOJnmg wor· Christi•n Selent• Soc:lety, 144 Young Peop.Ies' serv 1ce, 7 30, Even· Bruce Bradford , Okey cart Arthu~ Harrison, John Parsona, J Knox (I n S ufll'r St ~ • pel ship p 30 A M YF at 6 30 P. M mg worship Clark, Stephen Coats, 'Edward l,)ye, Pete Steenber.Jen, Dr. Oscar SATURCA Y ONLY MAY 25 Evenmg worship 7 30 Prayl!lr "ulberry Ave Pomeroy Morning urch of Christ In Chrhtlan Grueser, Gordon Guthrie, Jane W. Cllrkc, Jr' and A Faye Wll· Gary Coopl' l 1.1 •cr. K1•1Jy serv1ce at 11 wtth Soul and Body Un , Middleport, :Rev Guy F. Hams Ol!Yla Hemmons, Robert leon. The group recommended re meeting W£>rlne.'lday 7 30 p M. H!fH NOON UB C!-;urc;h••· Lotort Folio, R.. the subJed of the lesson sermon Sa , Sunday SChool 10 , m 7 30 Hennesy, Thomas Kelly, Leo Ken- appointment of Wilbur C. Dtckson .d su .and the Gol<len Text The light of 1 d as district com'j'1oner School the body 1s the eye 11 t here rore B p. preachmg service Wed, 7 30 nc Kenneth Lewu, Robert • er M.arltn, Pa, tor S"nday 1t was Dl ck 10 who presented Vlctnr Malurc K.trt'/1 SI <' <'J .. M Y Jr.J d' h ...... 1 class orns, u It Murray, W1•lam 9 30 A M. Wnrship Scrvlee 7 p THE SHARKFtGHTERS M ChrlBHUl Endeavor aJh,rnate thmo ch')l' be ~m~:le tlhhy ~~olte . Mortah Baptlat, Middleport Rtce, Maryln Roush, Kay Stiles, ml ost of tlhedawarcls, andd !then blre, (l ut cma scupe. 'l t•chnkulur) Sunday• at 7 ., 0 p M body s all he full of I g t .nat · Itt N D Bordon. Bible School', Janet Valentine , oo, rcce ve an awar ro.m . Comedy & Cartoon .. hew lf.22 Wcdnrsrlay cvemng serv. ~) J win C Scullm Scout executive cl Chur.r:h c.f the Nnaren•, Syn. II 9:, 5, Arlena Reeae, supt. Mornm umors Pafr1cla Barth, George • • a...... 1ce at 8 The pubhr 1s cordia Y 1n- w ship 10 30 BTU 6 P m g l:laumgardner, Carol Blaker, Vera tbe Tri·State Area Council. \ &UN.·MON. MAY 26, 27 1 Diebon pretent.ed the Scout K. WUiiam~, pastor. v1tcd to altend Readtng 100m with cuse, d h •Church of Chrlat 8ndbury '!d- Covert, Gene and Jeanette Crooks , · Sunctay Srhonl 9 so A M Mornlna: Rob1•rt W:~ g nn 'l'e1 r y Mnorc BI!TWEEN HEAVEN AND HELL worshtp 10 30; NYPS 6 30 p M : :~d~h:n!~~~~~~ ~~~~t~ tos~h~ ~::1~ Wild E:mersun pasior Bible ~hool Cline Dailey, Kay Daral, Sharo~ ~ast:a: r:y ~ 1''kiA. Hou~ F:vangt>lUitlc aervlce 7 30 r . M on Mondny f"Oil'l 2 to 4 P. M 9 30. Thurman Carsey sup! Morn Jones, John Ketchka, James Or- C ·• 1 01{ ~ n, err ggs, an (C tn enu:-;r opt• · '/ l'r tm 11 ul ~~r ) Wednesday cveoln• proy•r mecl h E 1 lng v.•onb1p 10 30, Chr 1 sti~n li nger. Sharon Roush, Stanley arS c er. In absentia ~e gave - a!SO·., ... Pint Baptist Churc • ut ~ n deavor 6 p E •r Saunrtcrs, Thomas Skinner Phrl· a coutmaater commLSslon to Jam f:. Mlt l'h,ll II!IM nw 1 1P Bowe In/! for the m1dweek and Tuesliq' St , Pomeroy Ralph C Zundel. 7 • m venmc servJce, lis Stanley ' , Georre Waaner, succeaaor of Har. 30 THE PEACEMAKER art~~':n of'~~:~.~~~:~·at'-r, Su~ pastor 9 30 11d- Comhmed service P~fan Ch~J~h S -.c 11 Sophomores Janice Asbury ri3,on 11 the leader or Troop ~. ,.._...o;...;;;;...._-_-_"-_..;.._;;;._~---. . ~rc w~:~~ria~ ~~~dy~e~~e:~~l ~ob Howard Ruppelt. Chu~~h ~er: Johd ~aco~ Thomaa rJ•~· · z~:nor::u::.Jth:b~'tleto~e ':~~~ New /rom tAt P.li1 o} CHARM Our Beloved Dead Know, Learn, vee 9 a. ~· "Diseovermg Ymlr ~ roo rr, Jenm(er anlela, Carl Murrq, JJ.• a Se~utmuter's to male your •ummer An more of 1 F.tc " Nurseh and Jumor Chureh NJew e~rl.r~ ~ ~~urch school 10 a NOTICI OF APPOINTMENT kel; and the Arrowhead honor deliRht.lt'' ';fool Todd's j;;riap aheer ' -t for l'hildren 11 no Communion • c r e, •upt. Admlnlttratol" award. He gave the Scouten' heiahlened -.Jth the pretlbrese of ~ ~(·n•lcl' • and !U gh! Hand of Fellow~~h b of ~;rht In Chrl•tl•n ••••.. af MlldrM M. Dant award to two d~p mother _ Mrs. ~ hlp fur nrw mcmhcrs 6 30 Youth ~ son e Rev 0 H Cll't. DecaH..t A. Fay Wilson and Mr8. Olen o. maqy pleat:e. Ia· Cobn-H!pl·Marx•l 8 meetmg Wwhu.> 5day, 7 30 Blbl(l 1 Yt hool 9 a. m .. Annie Moh Notice is herby g 1ven that Mannina: Harriaon. .SJai~·lwrty, .iO'iab<:d eottoD sheer with woven. &tripe• Study anr.l Prayer e Mormng worship broad- n . Webster whose Post Offlu Add· Scullin was the principal apeak· fil;otinR. Black on pink, hlue, yel!Gw or ~· m. ove-r Parkersburg rea IS Pome~oy National BaRk er. Toward the end ol.bls address Harrlaonvllle P,-.•byferl•n, Rev. s 1 0 Hal ph C Zundrl, Supply Putor ~· vcmna: worship 7.30 Btl,lldJng, Pomeroy, Ohio has been Scullin eaUed Dickson tot~ froni ~~18. - • ' 10 00 c ~1ur('h S<'hool, E C Flnlaw \, sday 7,30, Pra)'er meotln11 duly appointed as Admmlstrator and presented the Scoutmaster's Supt 8 00 P M '1\orahlp service of the Eatate ot Mildred M Darat key and certificates of completion ' and Mt mor1.LI Day Sermon, "The late or Route 2, Che 1h1re, Melg~ three yeara' training. This cer· • State of Our Departed Dead" I .l County, Ohio, <leeeued al110 went to the four Ftd&rattd Evangellc1I-Reformed. LIVING WITH GOD Dated thta 22ud daY ot May 193, . Scoutmasters whom Dickson hont>rcli hvtcrl.lD Church Pomeroy Rev R•v. Jolin H. llw.M John C Bac011 Waldo J BaJtels Pastor, Normall ltaelna Mtthedl&t Church Judge ol the Probate court KIIH'~, Clnmh School Supt 9 Ui We orten uae or hear the phrase (') rt Meiga County, Oh 1o M Sumtay church School, JO 211 "Livtng With God" But 1 wonder 11 2..,, (6) 1, 8, 3tc M~W~or~s~h~•p;;S~c~,· ~v~•·~··of~'gc~r~mgo~n~~~~~~ we really know what It means ''l'h1• Three ' R's" the ' One of the traRadles or our mod· For A Drink ern world ia that It is so super. fi,slal. We use pious phraaes which • LIGA~ NOTICB Office mean 110 little to us We Practice Of Delicious GEORGE SMITH, JR • wh01e laot our religion but It bas little mean known place of residence lnJ We know the words and Will Be Closed Chotolato Milk stories of the Bible but they have Beaver R. D. 2, In Beuer cou1nty and State of PennsylVania Ia 1 no power for us. Have you really takon your by notified that ANNA ' ijMITH hu 1 .1'~ ' Be Sure To 1 9x12 CbrlsUanity home trom church filed her petition 1111il'lst -him for divorce in Cue No 12.550 or the 1 'letw,,-.Y•.u? Is there any rellvance Common Pleas Court of Mela:a 1 Keep Plenty I' ' what tbe preacher says County, Otuo. and tbat aid e1e from the pulpit on Sunday and what you do every • da)' of the \'UI be tor hearin1 on rir at.ter the Ja The Refrigerator. week? II your religion a cloak ht day ol July, anli: thai O.ld d.. I which )'Ou on when you enter lendant is required to anawer th' same on or before tbe said Jst dl)' Tb~ Hoi,. the church then take off when of J~tly, 19&7 1 ANNA SMITH I ' ' ·. RST llOcall Newt Ill AdYei'ILIIDC ,I :;,o-~.u e • · In ClrculalloD ' ' • . entin~e " .' DeMet~.l'•f'r.e 1~01 r .. Hefti._•..... Are• . . N0.36 Pomeroy-Mlddlejl,prt, Oblo, Monday, Moy 27, 1967 BlNGLI e'Cellbratilli Thousan«ts Hail Jacket Nine During \Velcome Home Parade I Thousands of Meigs County baseball fans turned out Saturday afternoon to see Middleport's State Champion baseball team come hom'e'and be greeted with a mammoth P.,.ade and brief ceremonies at the ''T'' in their hame town. newly won giant state cham. Preoenlalion of the PlOD's trophy to of Schools Lee McComas bY Hibbs Js Renamed • Chairman Of MGM Scout District M'ddl Hi h J eport ,g AnnounceS FJ'nal Honor R 11 List ao Coaeh Nolan Swadbamel!" wu truo hlghhgbt of thb cenmony Coac..1 introdueetf Swarl:hamer fil~ each memtxr cf the team Mayor C 0. P1!!her offlelally welcomed the team and coae"!l home, IIYinr ~~ was "the rarest prlviJeee he had enjoyed in an his lile, to weleome holtle the state champ11 to .MII'Idleport " He noted that the Oc!caaion mart d the ftllt time in rhe history of Southeastern Ohto h1gh school athletics that a si.J~ chamPJDI'l ship had beeri won in anv sport 1 by a school 10 the counUea repreleflted tn the SEOAL. The eoach admitted hi~ b1g~e11t job In winnihg the Utle wa, IJ:eepmg up "the boys' b1th .n them11elvu." He was &o eonf1de.1l "':i::;;t!~~~:;', 1n tbe nna1s agatnst ~ Doyleatown dub that !I • 8I!U of elothing to B<IIJ.It;~; lt•lulm·l.,(.rtnals.. rully expect get a traditional "tluntlhg' ll.btlwet !'()Om as his re I l Fri-1 ..' I ! •I 1 ·-7 ' Glf E•: Rr• ;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;i;;;;;;.;;;.;;;;;;;:. J:d: ROOMS OF •r: ti $8.95 1 ERMONEPJYI"t"Ur4 INCLUDES LIVING ROOM . -., 1 MATTRESS 2 D•RESSER LAMPS ~ My DR. FRED R. WSEY BY E. W. PEOPLES. Tire pennanent SPRIN·G Ri.Lt-.-· ; HOW MUCH WOULD BURGLARY COS.Y YOU? lnV.stment by the bank stoekholden , , , capital and surplus; Clanned ' 'y ~affi . ' .' ,' \ ' .... Horti.l Worl: · of J,02t from mnc last yea1 's tp better 1year,t• b~ l . ..... N~ HobSOn tight Go Into ~peration Today f Pro.~~ecutot CGn~rvatlvo lllllllPIItllllt developed threqh )'ean of · banil!ll experlenca l . ' . ' Each dopt>lllt.or'tl, ieooant .... . I ' • eured up to $10.000 ll.Y tho Federal ~~ ·Wt,lrliiC8 Corporatliillo. . '\ 'I>A'Ir.Mi~NT and BALANCE FRI!IIi • Open Evening• lly Appolnlmenl I ., . FURNITURE ' ' •, Th~l PJOflftllliVI bank InVItee 1tltlr t:tmfklenee ud')'Otll' patfana&e. c ' j,.(!QN'VEI'IIJENIT TERMS- PAY' {IMALL DOWN . ~xpandc!.u~~s 1Cl~~ E~ Chapin~~: • ' 1 FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR • BREAK Jfumld · D.iys An"ORNEY (&) 18, ~6, (6l I, 8. 16, a2. 6tc BECAUSE OF ... ' Herbert • OurBanklc Drong KITCHEN 'r1 at the Athens w number oi transf•rer. '~ HoSpital She Mra. F. A whc preced· J MILK Legal N.otic:e SPRING 2 PILLOWS 1 9x12 RUG I GAS RANGE I 5 PIECE DINETTE I METAL CABINET '1 9x12 RUG • ~t;~,.j.l'~~~· nephew, f\1 -Marlon. Stop! June 2 thru June 8 1 Ct4EST fUfVI'o\Or present Is Mr~ of Racine, a niece home In recent • ELBERF.EL • BEDROOM 1 DRESSER I BED Pl'. PLEASA.NT, W. :Va UP-One person waa killed and e1gnt others were inJurtd "lfl a twn·ea"f collisJori" t5 milea easf of her.~ Sunday. Killed was !Mrs. Martha Dodd, about 50. of Ch-.rleJJtoa State PoiJc~ aa1d Mrs Dodd w. ' a passenger tn a rar dr1ven by J'ohn As8tff. 21. Charleston A5· sefrs w1fe, Jvy. 20, and aix·yea, old daughteT, Rebeffa were reported in good f0nd1hon at a South Charleston Hospital. State Policle satd the- otllu u .. inl"'::lved wq driven by James A. Byrd, 28, (tf Columbus, Ohio Byrd and b!.l !our pauengers were ta.keb to a GaU1poli.8, Ob1o hOJJ!Jital fov treatment 1 Tba four paRenrerJ were Jder.· tificd. ,.s Mn James Byrd, Zf, "*fe o( tbt d .. iver; Co.e'y l...inha·u li(, Nitro, W. Va ; Charles Mar;.~~·brr:• of Oolumbus, Darrell R. II 11. Nitro. BYrd 1nd Tuerelea!'led from the ~o~ others were report condition said the adldeJJt,; AliSeffs car • .,.. on raln·.soaked W tbe path or the Byrd :C FURNITURE 1 LIVING ROOM SUITE 2 STEP END TABLES 1 COCKTAIL TABLE 2 TABLE LAMPS RUG One Dead; &Hurt In Fatal Crash Near PL Pleasant •' • We pay 2% latot~" '1!!1 The F and ' MEMBER company', ' , Fln!!lll!tol '1 ...,. lroiit bor~ e~n't ·~t>Oo to :.Ou ., .:: jf l"'''l!ji"ptOIO<Itil bi', !nour,nco, .......,.bet, . t h' ,.l>lacem~l coat of yo,ur v•luablet ~IY bt> blfller now • • • ret full . ...., IKe hen. · • .. "· " . 'AT YOUR The river was1ralilnc \ steadily mornmg, b'!t even • if ·11resh ramstorms fail to arater•al· t,u It will be another , hours before most or cuees wlll be •ble to aet iiF side their homes to star,t clt&n.inlf out lhe shmy mud left by the flood. Thunderstorm activity, dumped a11 much as five~ lnclle'i af rain in south Elgin near Auatin etl northward lnta day and foreeutert Jame.t O'Brien sa11 beell noti(led the recently double nrning li.Jht& t~t efosaing were to be on. o«lclally for tbe first 12:01 today. a yclr was requind fro.o direct requests were and state a••· safety devices tc ~~~:~:: ,..~~~~~~ noi:Jd-spawnlng ultw.rd toto rain• the Dall.,.Fort Wor\b area and Tde.!idaY. ..., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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