https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0e566dda30f1ba7816132ff32824912f.pdf 56c1b63346775991020cc630d738b400 PDF Text Text • • ' ' ~ SenUnei, l'llmeroy-Wddleport, warden; Mrs Belllt4:e Danl, ,... cording .tecretary and repreaen· ---~~~-~------~~~~------ taUvt, Mrs John Le:fheit, aMLSI· --tnt recordina &ecn!tary ~lto~~~~.B.~~ ~~!!lin~t!r~'!t!~t~~~~~~~~ Mn Mtt. J.1ded wbea the B. U..Sanboru Mil- witb Mn. Charlea Bennett Jlvina: sioaary ~ldy met Monday at tbe the dedicatory prayer and White Firll Bljtlst Cbuttb. Croat a:il'ta to be tak:ea to the Hou~ Party were pre1ented The PrilciU.• Circle was Jll Tltl LMeJoy Cirele prt:sented charke of tbe openlnJ devotional the prografn with Mra Rl)'mond service wtlieb Included Scripture Luman tn charte. Tbe dramatiza.. readiDJ by Hh. Gerald Anthon)! Uon was caltect "A Clrelet of Ca· and a b.Jmn with Mrl. C. P. Brad- meoe" and repreaeated mlsa1on bury as organist. Mrs. J. Q Rice work around the world. Silent gave the prayer at tbe openinJ of prayer and 1 resume of lbe wort the meeting, in that partieular aec:tion waa giv. It WIUI announced that the Dot· en by the11e ladle1: Mrs Clemis cas CtJ"C!Ie would meet to sew for Fo:~~: , Cuba; Mra. Homer HyaeiJ, 8Upplle.s tor cancer patients at Netherlands; Mrs. Hood, African 1he home of Mrs Frances Bearhs. Bels1an Con1o: Ura. Harold E. The 'Society voted a contribution Hubbard, lndJa; llrt. L D. Dile1, For the Cancer Campaign and ali!b Southern India; Mn. Cbarlea Lew· for the Ame!'1can B16le Soetety Js, Burma; Mr• Raymond Su.ton, The annual House Party tn Gran- Phalliplne•; Mlas Sylvia McMaster, VIlle 11 schPduled for thl!l' month Japan, Mra J, Q. Rice, Oklaboma. and the Society 11 recessing until The aerviee closed with a prayei, • August The EJeeta Circ:le aervtd re- I The re11gnatwn of Mrs ClemiS' freshmentl tu thirty-eight member1 Fox as ch1ttrman of the LoveJoy at the eloae of the meeting Circle was accepte9: Love lilt of- 0 of A Theod;.:;s Council Elects Officer Slate TUES. & WED. JUNii 4-5 FAMILY NIGHTS 2 Adult Tlc:k..• Admlta Car LD.td Mu. ArnOld Hayti was elected Dana Andrews Greer GaNion as councllor for the coming ter.:n STRANGE LADY IN TOWN when Theo<lorus CQuneil Daug l(Western an Cmemascope.Color) teu of America met Monday -al&oevenmg at the IOOF Hall Dav!d Br1an Marsha Hunt Pther officers elected were NO PLACE TO HIDE Mr.s Herbert Miller, a11s.oclate (In CoiL1 J councilor; Mu. Velsle Rou.s.I, --,L1 ( a;~ Authentic Colonial Williamsburg Colors lflj Histone WALL PAINT aaoaHit..L •NAMit.. Clinton Fisher Co. esALES 8007-V ePAINT Middleport eSERVICE 8%65·X da!i!&bter, Dlde, left SJhtnlaJ for BilOxi, MUI.. wh~t he b to enter an astbma c::llnle tor observaUon. Mr. and M.n. C. L. Wood, Riple)l , nd llr. and Mrt. !iraelcy Wood, Morgantown, were·rec:ent peat• o1 Mr and Mr1. E II Woo( Mr and llrL ~.. Barnett "ond dau1hter, Debby, HuotinttPn, vt. Ued Monday, with Hr. and Mra. Clarence McNeil. Mr and ~a. Ted Davall and familf 1pet.t tbe week end at tbJ!ir former home tn Ashville , N,' • Richard CampbeU, fman- eial .11ecretary; Mra .John SrnJth, aaal&tant financtal .secretary, Mn Cbude DanJl, trea~urer; Lucdle B. Hawknu, p1anllt. Mrs. FreJ SwatM'I, alternate representative LueWe Bearbt Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor ~ Pbone meeUna: and Mrt Campbell reported that abe and 'Mra Henry Reibel placed llaga on the .(riiVes of deceased memben for Memorial Day It was voted to oi-der diah cloths to seU as a mqpe) makmg proJect Leha FJJnt walii reported home from hosPital and flowers were sent to her The birthdays of me.mbtra• In the put three months will be ob-!erved at the next meeting 01 Monday, June 17 and potluck r1. freshments Will be served Marvin L. Kelly Honored Guest At family Dinner Marvm L. Kelly was guest of honot';Sun<'a.Y when his w1lC en tert41Ued wllh a fam1l.y dmrter eelebratmg h1s buthday. Thou present Included MJ and Mrs Kelly and Thomas, Mark Mrs Anne Bailey and son, Gary, Middleport; Mr and Mrs Charlet' 'F1ck and daughter, Kimlx!rly Hann1hoal: Mr and Mrs Curtis Kelly and fam1ly, Mary Ann and David, Welbton. .rack Kelly, who 1:. employed In Columbus was unable to jom the group but came hQDlc Mondt:y Cor a short VISit Vacation Bible Scho.ol Opened & The Dailv Sentinel and Mn Addie Grueser, l! months trustee. Mn. Haytos preatded at the Children from 4 years of ag through Junior High School are Invited to attend the .Umon Dilly Vacation Bible School wh1<:b i.s being held Cor two weeks at th·~ Central School. Cla.!ll!es a~ from 9-11 30 A M. five days a week A \ program Will bo presented at the end o! the two weeks In the school auditorium when ctrtlfiC'I.tea lor attenclance anrl a revtew of tbe two wcck'.s work will be g1ven. ' \ o., J~ne 4, 1957 8. H. SontJc;rn Missionary Society r 6244 60J9 Miss Margaret Hoyt O,onna Reibel Is Graduated From Is Honored On Marietta College Ninth Birthday Mus Mar~aret Hoyt, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs Claremont E Hoyt, graduated from Marietta College on June 3, at the Ban Johnson Field House. She recetved the degree of Bachfllor or Arts, ma jormg In Economics with a minor m EducatiOn •• She haB been on the Dean's hst most of the four years and has made several honorary SOCieties as well as 1 l!iOdal sorority, Cht Omega Mus Hoyt wa.s lead in the opera g1ven by the College of M;usic th1s Spring at the College and was one of two Semors who S.llllg at the Commencement exetcises Her song wa1 "Could My Songs On Wmgs Go Flymg'' by Hahn. This was the one hundred and tw~n ­ tieth commencement at Marietta On Sunday the Baccalaureate service was l!eld at the First GQngremonal Chureh with the Rev C E Huyt, putur of the Middleport First Baptilt Church and lather of Miss Hoyt, g1v1ng the In vocation and Benerbct10n. The Rev L Reinard Lundeen, South Norwalk, Conn , whose dauJhter wa~ also a graduate, read the seripture lesson and gave a prayer The apeaker for the ser v1ee wa• th£' Rev. James Glover JohnllOn, Professor or RehgJon at Marletta. Those attendmg the two J"ervJccs included the Rev and Mrs Hoyt and son, Oavtd , Middleport, Prof1 and Mrs. Clair Harmon and son, William Clau, Fmdley Mrs Burke ,Bero and aon , William Burke, Cbl cago. Mret Bero and baby accom· panted the Harmon lsmlly to Findlay for a abort visit and Ml.u Hoyt remained In Marietta for a lew days, Icntertamed Hr and w1th. Donley Re1bel a party Saturd<~Y afternoon at the1P.. hom , Plca.sant Ridge honoring ther !"laughter, Donna, on her mnth b1rthday Games were played dLJrmg the rftcrnoon ancl prtzes awarded th~ w1nners lee cream sandwtchrs and tw•. l••rthday cakes, omt decl)rateJ w1th llgbted candles and the oth er a mercy go round cake wer • Hrved, Present were Marilyn Brow.1 Jemler Lollsc, Sandra Hendrieb !'>laney Tyo Su~ne Arnold, Diane. Donley and 8Jlly Strong and adult,.; Mrs Lester Russell, Mr.i Cleland HNncs, Mrs 'Denvc.•· Thoma, Mr and Mrs Harley Strong and Mr and M1'8 ' Henry Reibel Mrs 1 G'ttrdeners Club; )Irs. Rodney Downmg, MM Garen Stansbury, Mrs John Klnea1d, Mrs. C A Emm1sb, Mrs. J E Harley, Mid· ,dleport Garden Club; Mrs W:ebtJ Hall, Mrs Re1bel, Mrs James T1tus, Mrs Cuah Johnston, Mr.s. Wtlham Fo-lan, Mrs Carl Denni· Min, Mrs Ethel Chapman anr.l lAn Don Anderson, Rutland G&rden Clubs and Mn. Martha Dowd, a gllest Middleport Fire ,D'ept. Auxiliary Picnic rs Held: Thuty-i1x penon& attended tht. RnnuJl family night pJcnic spon· sored by the Auxiliary of the Middleport Fu-e Department Mon· day nigh{ at the Roadside Park. Offu:ers of the Auxiliary ar•• Mrs RW$ell Mtlls, prfs1dent; Ma'& David Ohlinger, v1ce president, Mrs Emmet Shuler, secretaH Mrs Jack Bechtel. tr~urer and were 1n charge of the plan ... After lhe meal, the group "a i }ourned to the Firemen's H•ll where they and the Fire Depar·· mcnt met w1th Mt:s.s Irma Dudle,~o reprelentahve Gf the Redpath Horner Co , Sliver Springs, Md, A play is to be presented earl; Jn the rail by thlS company Un· der the sponsorship of the fire Department and Auxiliary and plans were dl.SCY~Sed during tbe meetmg ., 1Lh MISS Dudley. Mrs. James Harris Is Honored Guest At Bridal Shower Mrs: James Harru (Dorothy Cheadle) was guest ol honor at a bndal shower given Friday, May 31, by her mother, Mrs J. W Cheadle Retreshments were ser:v. ed and .ogame.s played during the evening. Those present mcluded Mrs Robert F Styers, May Lewis, Elizabeth Butcher, Mrs David Oller, Irene Hendrix, Ehue Steffy, Jean Zirkle. Jean carson. Mro. Arthur Hend~rson, Mrs GC'orge Veith, u.· •• Rupe. liN. Qrllipollo: llr. ond llrl. - · L. r;:, Reyno}di IDd ll.rl. Val Rey, • nolds, Middleport. Unable to at-tend the party weN! Mr. and !(n.. Val Reynoldt ~d dauahter, Ren& Lynn , GaUipollt ~ Pomeroy Pel'lonols I I I I Chester Lists 27 Students On Ft'nal Honor RoJl ' E ,SAME HIGH QUALITY Made Possible By Tremendous No Change In The Formula Mass Production ,. Painter'll Choice •• • • Thl1 forn~ula On every co" 11 your oHIIrcmco ......of ""• qil!lllly _ ............. _____.......... ........ ---·..-· ....,. -.. .........'"· .........--·__.,_____ .....·· ....... "c-,....... ----- " ' " '' - -.- ---·-,::::; ,....... OM - - - - - - • .JN'I SPECIAL SALE $ .29 GAL' ' • .,, . entt ne e Pomeroy·!lllddleport, , For Middleport Is Named Ohio Pen Term For Non-Support Grid Star Is. _ Made Pro .Offer ' ' A featival to raise money tor uniforms for New Hllven's two Ltttle League teams will be held at Haven Elementary Seh~l on Satwday eveninJ. ·~ ~~"~''.'•• wh1eh is being &pon· tored ~he Lhm11 Club of. New Have:n. wiU feature the. "givm' oJ a pony to some lucky boy trra uates Frt'd...v , "'J Ohio. State• F..IOm ~ 1 • One huridred thirty-three oMn State UnlYenuty seDJor!J' wlil gra· duate with high academic honors at the unlverslty's 80th annual June commencement Friday mDJ'IL lng on the campus The ceremonleJ wdl get under way at D A M. in the Ohio Sta· dlum, with PreSident Novice G Fawcett presiding Numberinfl 2174, the June class 1s one of I Ohio Stale's largest In recent I ' I such aa soup, Rome ·~::·=~~~~~ many other I for sale, pin , feotlvol will begin at 3 afternoon and Will as 'one of the spon· It, "t!Veryone goes etrlped • preUy ••• f' your favorite cluslc coot dreu style • • • with bios b,lndlns 11 the cordlgan ......... colosui po<:ktts deolri\ed•.' lor-action new bock walstllonct PlUS an elastic and lull!er bolt. Fuhlonod II)' BEA ACTIVE of wai!!..,.e combed ~iton ~lth w\llte pin stripes !!" ,Biu., ·a-n, Aqua oo Plnk4 ' . ·I • SurpI1JS H0 IsteJft LiVCSt 0Ck S8Ie scheduled June 1:.U The annual hle of surplus Hol· th I Oh" h II fr ~~~~: l~s.:H.~uoo= w~t:e0 ':td ~~ ublie auction on Thursday even· ng, June 8, startmg at 'I p m. at the Weatern Livestock Exchange, Inc,, located 3 'miles aouth of CeJ,. Ina, Ohio on state route 127 and of state route 21D, 'he l·ntcro-t;on """ adjacent to the Lakdi.eld airport. Dr. , c. E Albrecht, acting dl· reetor oltho Deportment ol Men· tal HycieP:e and Correction, here, .~a ••d tb•t lb... heir... h••• r. smort . sl.,.t2~<>2p; 14~to24~ : ~;~: s-2l d 1 lr y per:aon II mien than. I ne women-wt rcce ve , elr drgree "1umma cum laude" or with bigbeat l1,?nors. Nin~.ty-.fi ~ , Will graduate ~um laud' and four others Wlth dlsUnchon m V{l~ousd netds th d t froms~hls a::;::gis :S:rn:= u~l: ~ of ~edllvilie who wl1l rr for the Wahama Whtte hill degree of Bacl)eioro to appear at th' Fes. of Science In A...,.leulture rides to be of.,. the / l 6een held ln thh• part 4ucti.on of the &tate In recenl years. . II d p s ) (c on nue on age even ::~~ro,r.U~·~w:~:·' W.ll .l.nown in !Oath. !':S~IOJrt:S"t Oblo, havln~ oetvOd •• ' at the Oh o Valleu Live!~:::~:Co., ltlles lor the past and 11110 officlat'lnc 'clll and Galllll~ac~~~;''';!:-i Fair liYeatoek a1 IJliD7 erean. .,- 28 1 a. reaident Jlf HillaU yean aDd ha,d pall't as an aliCtloneer until Umt of bit n•.. 't"' eu. sayre· As New P•esidenl &" President Expresses His View On H-Bomh At NewsConference p • '0£ Rf I 'fhru Mason City Is Starte"-' dT . U. l l a C i l[ l ' c . et"va• nt~1~i~~~~~~:;1 °!.~~!.!!"-'.!, v... :'..":!:":!£:~.~ 'i':.~;.::kr~ ~- !.'~.: ;;1 ~ Named;Drew•"'' b lf e ster Leader lh;,.t;wnc::.~.~g~;phalt ::•~.::~~:n~:.~b~~:~;::.~ "'g.:::;•n~w•eon~':!f:;.nce ""' •~J"'D ... runnlztg throuth Paviq of CbaTleolon begon Officers for the year 1957-58 were ele•ted when Drew we•"'" the oire'·b ol rood eorly l" "' ster Post American Legion met Monday evening. ~~~~;m~~~~~.:m:o~nung near the Cliff · W. R. Davts, commander, presi4ed and after the report o: the nominating committee the following officers were unani· be paved eventually mously e~cted Joe Struble Korean. Veteran post cnmmandnell tbe Pomei'O)'C ' "j -r--· at the end f1f the er; harl Hayes, Word ar 11 Veteran, 1irst VICe comman· · and _e:dends der; Miekey Wlftiams, Korean Vet., _ ' eran, second vice eom~lllnder: route b1ye reg. Frank A. Vaughan. Korean VeterWln'O' ' for the palt an, ad~utanf; Paul Ca.scl, World "• -~ several over the length or War R, finance olfietf· time that It hu taken to complete Eddie Ash, Korean veterant Sgt. 0 the road. it-Arms; Eber Rousb,~ WoJld War LeUera ba'le been sent to the l Chaplain' R H Harbrejtht governr from civic leaders World War' t, historian. and Job~ throughout the III'e-a ·--~n•• ~ . W't• ur ld W U J M Th •n., ~ to~ .. Wofr.d Mayor E. F. Roblnsorr took the ~~t!fe:-C. P~~C:y.o:e~~~ 1 : ~ri ... cbrk. Wo~ld Wara 1 and' D an~ rR: Gl~nr_oy Ewing case uodor advise· State Road COmmllliqner u:pre,... D~vll. World War 111 trusteeB ment Tuea:day night and 'Slid to- ed th~ OJinion tlla~ eompletloa of lnliaUation of offlceri was an- day, "I may hav~J' decision: in the~ waa takina''too lon1 .. and tfounced for Monday July t. R '/: aboul• week" promlliMI to lOot into tile matter. Ebersbach wal reported 111. DeleMr. Ewing, local business man, No offieial atimatet 11 to <the f.atfa to tbe State ~lion Conven- had been Clited into court 10 daya lenJtb of Ume required to flnlJh uqn \0 be held [n C1ncinnati will, ago alter a hght truck he was tbe job baa beea liven. but ~e be named at the- June 1 meeting.. drttina became mvoJved m a eol- }q.ve eald dlat the job 1bould tie W. R. Davis, Joe Struble, Frank; U!!ltla at Butternut Ave., 1nd W. comp)eted within 40 worki-DI'dQJ' A. VaUJhan 11nd Mickey WIIUama Second Strtet He was charaed alter actual pavin1 wu bepn. were named 11 deleJates to the wlth rfailing to stop within an asEighth Dtsti'fct Convention whlcb. sured clear diStance. He plead not will be held In Jacbon, June 16. 1uUty. ~"', Alternatea are: Charles n-:v~ b P~ul Cascl, Jl:'ranll: CbeesebreW, RoThe nu.yur said there was so bert Vaughan, EdHie AJ'h, Dltt mucb contradictory testimony.J _in Young and Denver Thoma. the ease tbat he collld not rt!illder acimm.a.nder Davl1 thanked' all 1 fudgement off·the<uff. The d• D ..... -.:..J = wM 'parti~pated Jn the paraJI,e and fendant's contention l.u that the ~'U pro(ram tor Memorial' n ..... It ... , action be took was the only one , I .-naounced that at the ; t meet- that wo•ld have prevented 1 head· G. G. Som~ville, Pl Pleuant 1 t. .inc op Jli;Je 1'7 a apecia) protram CHi, moving collision with a rapidly torney, baa reeelved a eitiUon will ~ presented on Ute "Ritual moving true~ In tbe wrong lane froal the Seleet.ive Seniee Deof the Post Everlasting". of tratfle. putmeM. ot the United Siatet 1ov. At the close of the meeting a Ewing awerved 80 far tO the e.r.nment Jn recoanition or lila 15 chill supper, prepared by Charles rtght he struck 1 parked car at yean of ~~ervlee u 1ovemment apHayea, was served-.t~t 30 members. .. t bo · peal agent lor the Muon County -L"' a me er, uncmg Jt 1nto another S.elective Servlc:e Board. car a~ead Police contend that Somervllle handlea all Iepl tbhles·edoer •,nndua"mlc'. outd have atopped 'l.uutlon• for the dntt .......d lo 1-' I W I • , E • Case Js Conbn• ecJ For St"Udy 8y Mn..yOr I w:: . w. G. Somem'}Je Ci•ted For Draft ServJces DiVOrCe JS DenJe •d I A Muon City eOUJile'Wu dented •Monday divorce Jn an order enterl!d on bY ludJe Oliver D. x... ..1 01 tb e Maaon ' •'"ount Y c ll't;:U1t Court ' d b Eugla Uuna J h o nson an er James Edward Jobneon, .each d11niec1 • di.orc:e. "nley fded I trOll bUI. Ju4 rei red 0 e •; f.:bat cu. 0 °1"~- eoulltbpt.e · OIUmv.u e aepiratedJ lohnbe requ.ired to pay t40 I or h er sup tiJlid maIa, Thill ' modi( , 111 former lr·• • b • requ ~ " 0 naon ' 0 . reat rfOma. foell.sh to fall behind any other A deciSIOJI was a lao made to nation and thlJ meanJ tm.t teatinc bigf;and a burrow .... Tbe Hn-· llgb!A. ' ·~ -Tbe Pre!ident n1d i.be pro. Show "was dL~ussed at length durmg the meetin&. pout or ~ommunilt Paft7 Bon on 'l'handay and Friday of the Nlkita Khru'!hchev lor withdraw· fair there will abo be harneu rae-- 11 of all lort'Jgn forces from Gerin& and runnmg races, the board man,. might be an effort to drive qreed. a wect,:e between the Western alPresent at the meetin(l m addi. lie1. He noted that KhraJCbev in tion to tbe members of tM lair hi• televiJed in..mew Sunday, bOard were Dan Hartina:er, eounty aaid notbmg about Ule reumficatCOQimiS&loner, c E.. Blakeslee, tiop of Germany. county .1gent and Bill Downie and -He expreued tbe bope tbat Elkie Hill of tbe Me1g& Riding Kbrwlbc:bev's rtatement ·fuorln& Club. I fint • atep aa:rftmeut toward fuU disumament reflected real pro.ress toward atermanent peace. -As for: "-lUll Ume" on the I Two Life Guards Arc Hired For .., New Haven POOl Ronnie McGlothlin of New H.!'· ven and Guy Wilson of• Maso11 have been hu'ed u life- guatd" at the New .:Haven SWimmiti'& Pool aceilrdtng to Clyde Foley. d1reetor of artlvlties at the poo~ Foley reported tbat one mo.e life auard to be used as an alternate may be blred in tbe aeXt few daYI!I The cool ~athl!l' during tH.<e past few day8 has c11 t the crowds down somewhat at the swimmiRM pool but large crowd! were pre sent on Memorl.al Da• and on lalt Frulay, aceordln11:' 10 Foley. The pool wu eloaed on Saturday and Sun(!ay in Ol'der that • leak cou1d be rep11.red. JOm • t Mee1mg • Js Called On M'aaon County and Ia tbe le••• .............u.. n1 ...,ilraats F..:.. Exhibt't ::::::: ~:~. ~~~Vl=de~~ aald thlt if the SOviet Union wanted to uk an American to appear over Ita faeiUtia and tuar.. anteed that thel:e would be no jamming ,iDterference or counterattraction• td influenee the Ru• sian audieDet away-tbe" tomebod7 in the Ameriean government would be glad to aeeept such an inrifation. -He !lid tbat if Army Speciallit 3e W1Dl1m S. Girard suffen from 1111 injullic:e& in the Japanese court&, the c:aae wdl be taken Up ~omptiy on diplomatic levelJ. ~ Pnlident, however, espreued the belief that the Japa.nese courts will follow tlleir teeord of the past iD Reb eaaet and be eminently fair. Gir:ard wiU be tried on a man~laug:hter charge for kUling • Japaneae woman with a lbeU cuing on I fmDg .range. -Be said that u long u tbe law requires it, there can be no Alneriean trade witb Red CJdna. But be thinks iD Ihe lont run it may not be possible to ~ . bit such trade. IJ.:£_d· Ar p • , .oCn ea. air ~~:Pf::t~;u:::.~~~:":!!~. ..... Nabbed 8y~ ObiO ville- ~ al,ened by General CharA joint meeling or Ute Board lea R. F01. flate Selectin Service of Directors of the Mlddlepor• director. and Pomeroy Chambera of Com· Hi h D . _.__ _:_ G meree alons With dlreetor, of the g way pat ro} oecomes randpop Stolen : Aut0 Is Meigs County Junior Chamber Ot TWo restdents of the Bend Commerce wdl be bold at 7:30 Area of Ma.son County were Ntw VORK r, p, ton1ght m the offlcea or • reated Cor violations on the hlgbgaret Truman dauehter of FOURd In Pu the Ohio Power n Pomeroy way by the Oh Io Highway Plltrol former Prealdent Truman, gave DJ.eroy Purpose of the meeting Is to over the weekend and forfeited birth today to her fmt childdraw plans for Me1gs County·, Maso c· C I ::·~:ot~~·~'::~ rrm~i·:.?:~~~":~ D tty oup e Fohner President ha.• .1 8 Cir 't cOln1 Harry y C,W · S, Truman ' COPY-Ie Auto Thrill Sho\.,. T Be Featured At ll!fe: ,..,J'.,_ F • All£r1en , d Draws Former Wahama '*"""'"" ... IOnitht ....... 71-U.In Low , WASHINGTON (UP) - President Eisenhower said today he favorol a total btn on testing nuclear weapons, proviojj:d lntelo. an employ.. of !be sucb a prohibition is linked firmly to an international •i"H· 1-=~~~:n,'Sporn Plant In Grabom ment - backed up by Inspection - prohibiting forever the !: ...., eluted ml)'or of tbe future use of such weapons in war. Kuon on Tueaday .1n n The President's news conference remarks on bomb testing eleetion which 1aw the enh .--e atemmed from the current «~nCitben'• Party ticlr:et awept mto troveny over the etfecta: of r.adloolfiee • activity &enerated by JUCh tnt.a. lttJela, a former m1)'0r of the In a maDy-.sJded d~ion wJth. town, reten•ed 101 votes to 6.'1 reports t)f tbe radiation 1nd bomb for bl.s oppol)l!nt. Eugene Tbomv0 teJtJng controveny, Eisenhower IOD 1 a Vanadium corp., empleyee. made theH other plllntl· The vidmy of the C1Uzen's -He did not believe that this lf. ~ 3lf country ever again would teat a Party wu taken by many oble.: ven In the town as t a eipn!A."· An auto thrill show before tbe hydrogen bomb the slz.e ol the lou. of the people. ata!mt . tbe grand stand wfil be thre feature at- Jargeat weapon exploded in the paYlllg of the town, atreeta 11Dce I tractiOn on Saturday night at the Pac1l1c March 1, 19M. That blast rna~ ruooing tin the • opposite 1 Meigs County Fair, and Will be caused Wlduprcad, j!amagmg fa.IJ:. Peoples 'rl.cket bad been Jdent·· Followed by a mammoth f1reWorkl!i out. -He did not rule out further fled u proponenUr of a ttreet dlaplay 11 the trand finale accordpavm~ project !Or the town. ing to detJsioa made Tuesday mgbt tests of smaller hJdtopn wea~ In th~ race for recorder, D!tn· by tbe Meig• county Fair Board ons, however pointing out that tbe me MacFarland c'-efuted Cbarle-; \he fair whtch II scbeduled for H-bomb Ia one of the cleaoett YeaJer with a vote total ot 9l Auv 11 st 1:( IS, lB. and 11 Wlll ac· weapom deviled by the govern. to 70. 1tually open on AUJUSt 13 with th4t ment's nuclear adentiltll. The five councilmen elected regular Mini.!lterial Program by -He ~ceepte dthe findinp of ~ llol Fr 1 · the National Academy of Scienc:es R were o....at Barton. pb ut • Mega County Cburebes On Wed- that current radiation re.ulting Jabn R Turner, Ray Rou8b and neaday the regularly lltheduled h'om testa b not dangeroua:. He Curtla McDaniel. All were me.u1· opeDing da.Y, the feature attracuon oid that opposition to the test. • bera o(.. the Cltben's ttc:kel. will be the WLW Mid-Western ~ation oomprlsed Fruth led 1.1 eandidatee in r Hayr1de; Thuradav wJII be the now bemg: voleed by numefdlll: ' otber .scle.DU!tl seem.s to bare a D ay '. .or th e1r votes with 11 Barton rec:eived 1horse sbow: Jl'riday, Hm se Pulling de-....., of orpnluUon betdftd it. front row: Har(Continued on Page Seven) f conteltl and the tbrtll show for ... · oiDir Richa.-d Vaughan, ------..,----~ Saturdoy -He uprened tbe op; Jon fluil •envel; I Io tbe TUetday night meeting not genet¥iN or phy_;t:ista lnd row· D ~') with the toveJ'nment ~ fallout are Gruese~, Dwight 8VIntr • "" the Fair Board moved to accwt noot geneUciall or f'lllid&tl and ·• ~ the. contract of tbe Canad1an Cav· are, in fact. out of tlteir field of La wrence Franc~, alcade of HeU Driven for the Sat.)1111Ie:y, John ThomBS, Ed. urday feature. , eompe\0"" -IISSOciation. (Dally Sen· . Tbe Board olso elected to build ~pposed bolting the ..;~..l-...r . a new and 'Permanent concrete bomb tests pending an ironclad in blork stage in front or the grand diaarmament acreement banning, ,.. ltand to re .. ~.o.- lbe nre&eDt wNWI. lor 'l1 time, th~ use of.. , ....a. we.. I New Haven Lions Festival Little League fNt 1 Cit~n's Party In Clean Sweep At Mason Election John Tho~t~pson, who has 'been assistant coach at Raceland High School', Raceland, Keqtucky, was einpioyed as head foot· ball coach on Monday evening by the Middleport Board of Ed· ucat1on Thompson · graduated fro.P the Washington Court House School wher.e he played football under Coach Fred Perison. 1 He attended Morrhead State Col-~ -lege where lte lettered m !ootball lo, lhree yearo. 1 The reSlgnatlon of Earl Warnk · B'anri InstructOlj · was read and accepted at this meetmg Mr. Warnke w11l have charge of th11 marching bin,l at Port Clinton High School .ln his letter of re8Jgnation he statP ~i .. . . I hope Judge John C: Bacon sent hb that the B'nd , Dti:p!IFtment ha~ second Melp County man to tbe profited half as much as I ha., · state penitentiary Tuesday for a in the aasoelatlon wjth the schoo1 one-to-three year term since he as. and the commumty ot Middle sumed the bcneh here May 1. \... port He war Clyde Alllrtend, who was "On found of violating probatroh f-rom an earh.er con· . Judge Jl:l~ sente• Harry ' lift was two one-to-thrn to run concurrently 10n IQd~etm•nts of non-suppOT~. last week sfnt ' Pictured above are the members of the Pomeroy Il ~~~h~~; to the Cmcmnt;t~ of delegates from ail three wards in the Viilag e, 88 ~ for a stx months teri(R. found gtulty; .,.by 11 annual steak fry apd regular business meet)ng. Left ~~,i.:.::·ii!.: while mtoldcated, ry BoUnger, BOb Couch, Art Tracey, Olan GoodWin, driVlng an unsaCq- ~rry Wal.l~n. RoY Ka!par,,John "Shanty" Stiver' without a valliS •Thbma, Charles Werry, Bill Sheridan, llonk Parker, Frank Chapman, Floyd Ten Mankin, Fire whose famdy hves in !Urqid Ebersbach, Jobn Beaver, Pollee Chief Fr:mk Hudson, had been put pn proward Durst, GUbert Freeman anrt Rollaitd Neu tzlll'g, president this year • ' .. today tine! Staff Pboto) her t'. "' 1 _ __,..,.........:,.. "*" riJorth, ............ ear Firemcm·s.AssociationHol. ~etaorial Meeting Smith. K. 6rdman, Manetta, Carpenter by Webster and' Fultz, .. ;; : Knight \o.-8.! ree~loye,d as pnly in amount of High School PbndPal ~nd Lel~ m an action acamsi A E Kennedy aS Central S~hool. Prtn c1pal Marc~lla T.ay~of was t' - Lo'"'""Y and Mrs A E LrJwery, employed a.s aecret,rY. The eamc 632 &. Second Ave, Mtddleport. salary schedule • for tea~hers a now- in force was adopted fo~· 1967-58. tluth ............. SINGLE ower avors ~ew Head Football ~oach ..,.. 6Ue - · - - - - - SU2 - ------ Wednesday, June 5, 1957 "F'Meigs. d ~iian'- "~'[1be I -HI... ' ,n,e(ll I ....,.,... IH ru •ea.......... Arftl . N0. 43 . IY UNITID Plllll OHIO. Polr ~• C"'"" wHII I fl .....,. l'ortJy ~ too1111t .,.. ~ W1t11i .....,.... thuMI11r. 1howwt likttr .-.,, su;a ,..,. .... exttehN I · Middleport Society ·AMAZING SALE T .· Mr1 Llnnie Van Meter Htumed to her borne, Delaware, totb,y tila: a sever~l days vlalt with rell.tiv\a. Mrs. J H. f:uckler' wbo hal ~~ been the JUest ol reliUvea return· ed home · with her for • vt.it be. ~ ~nd were t"tcompanJed ~r Caro- lore JOlnl to her ho,mil. Powbataa lyn Welb. Point. , , 1 1 Mr and Mrs. Jesse Warren, Mr and Mrs; Carl Rius oJ coCharleston, visited ~und1y • with lumbus visited Sunday wUh Mra. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wood WendeU Betting and • other rei• Mrs;. Hobart Stith, who II er1ti- ti cally ill, ha& (been iaken to Hot. ' : . and Mra.- Carl Follett ~ zer Hospital. , MIJ.ls£ield spent several d~a here , Mr. and Mri WUbur Koenl, and with her aunt, ~· Emma W~bster BQn, Re1d, vhitcd the Hocking State and other relatives. ParkB on. Men\orlal Day. Sunday Mr. and M.rt. Ruah Beegle re. Mr and MrJ. Koenig vlsited Mr turned to their home, Beaver Falla and Mrs. Vern Dixon near Ja11ptn:- Sunday after a . visit with Mrs. HiUa. Wald Foster, Racme, and other reMr. and Mrs.•\Iva Rife and Mr latiw.s and Mrs. Worley Rife and two Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bobb and chJldren, vis1ted Sunday with Mr. I family were week epd guest. cJ and Mn. Gordan Wolfe, Monday. her parent1 Mr. and Mri. Ralpb Mrs. 1Joh,n ..R1well, Norfolk, va., GUmore. • Mr and Mrs. Ru~ell Radcliffe arrived for a vial! wW:h Mr and Mrs. Wolle Sbe wU' cal1ed here by returned to their home, Beaver tbe critlCJl illness of her father, Falls, Monday after a se-V't'ral daya Ed Gilkey · ns1t w1th relatives. They were &e· A·2c Stanley Bryan, who Ju.st -compamed t-ome by Mrs. Ralph received a promptJpn, IS home on Gilmore who will apend a few fourteen day leave with b1s par· days with them. entl, M~. and Mrs John Bryan, Mr. and Mn Charles Elliott and family He is stationed at and family of iand, w. va. were Wr1ght Patterson Air Force Base, week end guests of her mother, 'la~ton Mrs. c L. Arnold • Mrs Harry Mills returned home Mr. 11nd Mrs. William Freeker Saturday from PaynesvUle where 1nd fam1]y v1sHed 8unday with she bad spent reveral days with Mrs C. L Arnold , Mr and Mrs. Harry Munns (..<\cl- , Mr and Mu Clayton White and rienne MilL') and ba~y daUJhter, daughter, Carol Lynn, Of Warren, Kimberly Mart~ Th11 was Mrs weie week end guests of her par, Mills' . first visit w1th her great· ents, Mr. and Mrs Edward Parfitt, granddaughtf•r who IS her name- Umon Ave. sake. Mr and Mra. Ted Biker and tw, Mr and Mrs Gerald Rupe, Brad- • .sons of Bucyrus were recenf blU'Y, entert~ned Sunday with a gue!'lts of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. turkey dmner honotlng the b1rth- Wilham Baker. · day of her mother, Mrs. Val ftey. 1 Mra. Char.es Buck visited Mon· nolds. Guest~ included Mias Ann ' day w1th Mr~:. WllJard Ebtlnbach. Ne•• Wise. Etta Lemley, Norma Zirkle, LelltJta Moore, Maxme Moore, Ramona Bunker, Gertrude . Graham. A total of 21 11tudentr were Sending g1fts were Flora Steffy, listed toda•' on the finjl.l ~nx weeks Bertha SeyfrJeQ, Betty Greenlee, honor roll list! of Chester H111h Maxine Owen•, M:ra. Wlllam W11e, School as announced by Fa)' Sauer Mrs R G Ellu, Fred Searlel!l, Ruth I prmctpal. Hysell, Elou;e Stiles, ~ay Young , Listed o·n the sixth Sb Weeks Wandra Brunker, Ora Brmker, Et Honor Roll .. re · La Brooktt, M1uy Romme , Mrs Gar SENIORS Fletly Carr, Helen Hoff. CheKd le, Albany man Ada Randolph , Kathryn Sm 1lh, Betlv Frost, Sue Lambert and Jantcc Randolph JUNIORS Madalyn Brown , G.:iy· 1 ann Gaul, John Hetzer, Ralph Knight JudJth Lamber1 and Rose· I' mary Slade SOPHOMORF.S: Eleanop Evans, Mu~ C11rol J Spence, dam.;htcr Donna f'recker, Jam~ Hayman and Of Mr ,md Mrs Flo\ r1 Spcncf' Stanley Kelley ?.57 West ~lain St, bC'Came the FRESHMEN Mary Car~~ Arlene brute or A/ 2C F'rank Sh.s un, son C~rvi\1, Patty Cowdery, Ronald of Ralt~h S1sson and the late Alic<J Cowdery, Edgar Hartung, John MoCohen SHI80D or POnlCIOY. on ra, foger Rose, Dale Showalter, Fr1day, May 24. Barbara Smlth and Sandra Wolle. The vows of the douhlt• I'Jn ~ reremony were read bdo1c thr 1 altar ' of Gr.11ce Eptscopal Churr11 Bethel Coleman, who Is employ. by the f\t!v. James Edwin Charles ed m Athens, Is on vacation. aq 30 e. 1<1 Mrs Marie V'an Cot'lncy has Jo or hef wcrldmg the hr1de rhose a pale blue sllk suit (fre~s been Ill for thr.: put three weeks Melvm, aon of Mr. and Mr.s. Har. w~h wh.tte accessprie1 and wore ley Swisher, apent tbe week end a cor.sage of pink carnations Mr and Mr• Len B CreA' w1th relatives ln. Mason, W. Va. Mrs G. Q. Werner and son, Pete, Wnght St, were the pttendants '~ ·.s. Crew wore a pale plnlt were In Huntingtqn Saturday and Jre-. and jar.kct with white ac- visited Camp A~rowhead where ces~Orlcs and a wh1le roscbwJ Pete will be a OoUI'IciUor in Training tbJs 1ummer. I:O"UIJe Mrs. John Following the ceremony the ~ou~le left lor a short tr1p. Mra Sl880n b a graduate ot Pomeroy Hllh School, a mcmbe · of Beta Stgma Phi sot!t,lrlty ancl is employed by the Pomeroy Motor J:r~~:;:~· Co Mr. Slsaon ia a gra<luntc of Pomeroy High School ant.! was employed by t~e Bla1Hn:~r Aulo Co, prior to joining the. AJr Forc.e He Ls now sahoned at Charleston, S. C Th~ couple w1l1 rM•tli" m t'tlbrl£lston, S. C., artcr June 9. Spence-Sisson Nuptial Vows GivenMay24 = ... UP-Mrs. also 1 ar- M. u1 ~· Co •• OaUIC], ' a 6-pound, &-ounce boy ' .. Mrs Daniel, the Wife of E. CUlton Daniel Jr, a member ol the! news staff of The York Tlme11. and her baby were re ntofted "do fme" at Doctor rv , mg .I li,P&pttal. ..c.. ~ .m e couple was married April IU, j8H r"in Independence, Mo, where Mn. Daniel's parents live. Tbey -bue resided ln New York tiDce their maniJ,Ce. 1 Ne.., ~ for dito~flnl ~~~,~:~~~~ l:r;~;:l:i court ln.juncuop:: He waa An auto •tolen in' Athena Moe day night It 10:211 P. M. ..faa recovered Tueaday afternoon in PomelfOY aceordln1 to a report by M'eiJt County , SlWilf Bobe.-t C. Hartei\batb. Th •- .......... e ellt, a ..,7 ll.'Wljl, ,owned by l'boradBeJle Enlow b -.....of Albany WH 1oun aek ot - n ¥ St, oear the old Dye :W~ Ueord,. 1 ing to Hartenbieh, The car bid beta · ~~r.; the aheriff Aid that l , TrU:ml'n and hJs wlfe were• to tbe ipeedometer leay:r,-.}.Camu c1ty thl.s mornJDi{ ear bact been b'll1 ~1.(1 for New York. Qdles sinee the •Um• !lri'!'", to three da)"S in jaiL ' • partie1paUon m the Soutbeutern :ap~a~o~:S t:Ch~at~~poeyh:~C:n~~ Ohio Reg1onal Council exhlt,tt to be made at the Ohio State Fair. pal Court to answer the charge~ • George zuspan, I!), 0r~ Mai0,. MEI"S GENERAL HOSPITAL forfeited $25 bond on a IJfeedltlf .,.. 1 a f f Admitted Mn. Danny Brown/ tbarge and C ov Doer er, 30.. o Middleport, Vernon llcCoy, Hart- Weat Columbia, forfeited .11 u- Leo•• 1ord W V& .,..... ... St...., -·, .bond on a chal-ge of cban&Ul"" • p lane 1 without due c1ution. om · 1 Dlstb.aT!Ied Eugene ~WesUall, Reedsvmc, Constat~e~ Llrtdatamer TH.,RSDAY MIITING •nd baby, M.ddleport; Mts. Jnd 1'b'l Junior Wuuling 'lbll ~ 'eroY ·• d~n Club w1ll meet , Tburtdq and M'rL DtniU' afternoon at the home of ltiiAJdaughter ' fer !.ohJe an Cave st. · crow, Syracuse O.~t.e birth Mr. BroWn, ! ' �/ , .------· . . . . . .• -----~... --., ----·· -- ~ . ·-··-- · • ----r --- -- ---- -- -----~ - - ' . ~Sentinel, . ;, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 5, 1957 Daily Sentinel Day Book I PINNING ON The Daily Sentinel IIEVCITED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA ' . iUctiARD S. DWEN -GIN I !tAL MANAGER REYNOLD E. GREEN I - EDITOR NatlOftaf advprtlslng representative, BottinelH-Kimball. r.alutoll J.ve., ltew Yobk City, 18, N. Y. · toe.. I AILS WL WIN! 143 OPEN MElTING The WO:Ik•ln Garden Club will hold an open meetin11: and non compctith·e flower show. June til/1 at 7:30 tu ~ : 00 P. M. a1 t he home of Mrs. Lowell Carper. All 11erson~ i11terested tU'E' ('onll:li lj littered. u secobd class malllni matter at the post oUlce at Pom _,,Ohio. 'Sublertptlon rates: Delh•erv by rarrle1' where <~vallable 30 oenta per weet· ooe war In advance at The Daily Sentinel office, $111.00: ab acmtiis, n :aO: three monthB, $3.90. By motor rCJutP. where avaUable· ~peD.e month $1 . By ,mall one year $8; six months, $4.20; three montba, inviled to attend . -.so: one month. SL Published every afternoon except Stmrlay by The Ohio VaDe, St!rt ~l. Inc., 11t UO Mel'banie St., Pomeroy, 0. Buslne111 oll'ice phODfl :318 edUori~tl office phon,. 397. Two Projects Loom As Suitable F,or Civic-Minded Groups In Pomeroy This Summer: Gateway, And Landing Repair Two items might be put on Pomeroy's agenda of improvements to b l' madP . One is rehabilitation of the ferry landing midpoint o f tht! parking lots . The other is construction of an entrance gutc c: l the corporation limits on Pomeroy on Route 33. Dealing wilh the second fir st. some membe~s of the ~ions club. will recull ' that their president named a cdmmittec about four years <~go to get on with a gute pr·oject on Rt. 33. The action followed publk nudging in 'fhe Daily Sentinel after Middlepori-Pomeroy Hotary club members turned out even- ings to build an attra{'tive entrance on Route 7. This gateway tells motorists they are entering Middleport-Pomeroy, giving total population or'both towns. It was suggested -.he Lions could do their community a fa. vor, and return Middleport's courtesy, by putting up f{ates ' TELEVISION GUIDE . Y./SAZ -TV Chan,.e13 Wednesday a CHANNEL WE!'> . 6: ~ SlGN ON ' 7 :00 Today ' 9:00 Romper Rnom 10:00 The Price Is Ri ght 10:30 Truth· or Consequen.!E'I 11 :00 Tlc Tac Dou gh 11 :30 It Could Be YGu NEW ARRIVAL rMr. aud Mrs. Danny Brown 12:00 c~n· rent (Dee Sauerl, North Third Ave. 1 :00 My Little Margie have announced the birth or <: 1 1:30 Tennessee Ernie eight pound daught er at Meigs 200 Matinee Theater General Hospital on Tuesd11;•, 300 Queen -.for a Day June ·4th . Grandparellls are :Mr 3:4!) Modern Romanace~ and Mrs . Rodney Sauer. local. 4 :00 Comedy Tl~e and Mr. and .Mrs. Victor Brown. 4:30 Movietime Mim•rsvilll:' . 5·10 Cartoons 5:45 News Picture FIREMENS DINNER 6:00 Waterfront Thtlrsday evening the famili :·s 6:30 Weathercut of the ,p.Jiddlej.>ort Fire Dep~ri ­ 6:35 Sports Eye menl will hf> P Ue st~ a1 ~ oi inn+'" 6.45 NBC NeWs given at the Firemen's Hall. 7 :00 Mayor of ttl# lfown 7 ,30 Father Know11 Best dES JUNE MElTING 8:00 Kraft TV Tbflater The Jurie meeting of Ev;111,.: ·· 9.00 This is Your Lifeline Chapter, OES, will be held 9:30 0 Henry Playbouse Thurst!ay ut 7 :30 nt the Ma.;;on _"' 10:00 TBA Temple wrth Mrs. Willis A. : 10:!0 News HeadHnes thol'ly, Worthy Matron, pre s1din.-·. l0:40 Nitewatcb 12 :00 Tonight . GUI~D TO MIET The Guild of the Grac:e EpH copal Church will meet at L!lc ·bome or Mrs J . 0. Roedel on 7:00 Jimmie Dean Thursday evening at 7.30. 7 :30 Boston Blaekie captain KaQgaroo 8:00 BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED 8:30 Corliss Archer The , follrth birthday of Juh• ; 9:03 GarrY Moore Ebersbach . son or Mr. and Mr-;. G:30 Arthur Godfrey George Ebersb-.ch, was cele10:30 Strike lt Rich brated Sunday with a . turke; 11:00 Valiant Lady .dinner at the home of his mate.·- 11 :15 ' Lon of Lilt nal granclparent.s, Mr. and Mn. 11:30· Search tor Tomorrow ,Addlsori- Weav er, Mason and J 1:45 Guiding Light family. Others present were M_•_ 12:00 Katle's Kitt:hen and Mrs. George Ebersbach anJ 12:30 AJ the Wori ... Turn! daughter, Terra Jane and M··s. 1:00 our Miss BrQ(Jks Clarence Ebersbach . I :30 Houseparty 2:00 Big Payoff JHREE 81R7HDAYS 2:30 Bob Crosby Show Three birthdays were cclebral· 3:00 Brighter Day ed Sunday when Mrs. Herm 3~ 3: u5 Secret Storm Haddox had a ramily dinner hOI > 3:30 Edge of NL~ht orlng the anniversaries or her 4:00 The E&rly Sbow husband, Herman Haddox ar.rJ 5:30 Your Esso Reporter sou·in-law and daughte r , Mr. ar.d 5:45 Sports Parade Mrs. Charles Lupton , Galli pol: · 5:~5 Weatherman Other guests were Sharon And MlO Actic.n Carmen Haddox. Cl.weland . 6:15 Douglas F.dwards ~ 6:30 My Frier.d Flicka 7 :00 Arthur Grdfrey Show 8:00 MiUinnaire 8:30 rVe tlot A 'secret 9:00 U. ·S. Steel Hotn' 10:00 Up-to-tbe-minute Newa 10 :05 Scanning the Weather 10:10 T\te Late Sbow Thuncl9y 6:SS SiJ;, On 7:00 To<lay 9:00 Romper Room 10:00 The Price is Right 10:30 Truth or Conseque11-cea Tic ~ Dough It Could Be You 11:00 11:30 12:00 Current l :00 My LJttle Margie 1:30 Tennes-see Ernie ~:00 Matll)ee Theater 8:00 Queen for a Day 3:4:i Modern Roman ~!el '(;00 Comedy Tim~ 4:30 Movietime :1 :30 Cartoons 5:45 News Picture 6:00 F>11lt· and Scrua:gs 6 :30 Weathereast Q\~s &ports Eye \ 6:4:5 :NDC News 7:00 You Bet Your Lif8 7:30 Dragnet 8:00 The Peopte•s Choic:e 8:30 Lux Video Theater 10:00 Wbtrlyblrds 10:30 N.e\1'S Headlines 10:40 Nitewatch i2:00 'tonight J :00 Sign Of~ I· ----,---=-- -- -- ---THU-RSDAY tal population of both towns . As com mittees often do unless a rea·l driver gets behind the 1 wheel, it died somewhere between appointment and action. It is not too late. RUARK REPORT 1top short and turn on Horn. They cl1ange the lepllty of the I remember Paria In tJte aprlng rljJhta and leha accordln. to tb~ and the shriek& ot th.e dead ancl hours, on·d L:ryin1 ta avoid mur dying as the lax.ia m~wed dowu der while readlna: the 1JiJe print lB a certain ticket to suicide. About the levy landing: Badly crumbled at waters' edge, and below water level too, the landing is a hazard to the growing numbers c,>f boating enthusiasts in this area. Also, it approaches being a disgrace to the communitj' which certainly is not so poor it must present such a beaten up fa{'e to visiting river sportsmen. We have no conceptlon of what it might cost to refurbish !his old hmrling, or of whot design the work might be. Surely, the project deserves investi_i!ation bv council or the Pomeroy Chamber or Commerce, or both jointly. It is auite po&~aible somf•1hing adequa1e and attractive could be planned that wouldn't break Charley Lel!ar's town checktn•g account. We hAven't heard of thA .Js.YC'l'es working on flnV ~rP.at nrojcrt o,;hwe lh e ir verv successfu l horse show of May 26. This could he primed as n job for them, too . . ..) - WCHS-TV Che~nne18 with an appropriate sign reading, "Pomeroy-Middleport," to- 1.~here are plenty of portly geniJemen members of the Lions whose do ctors would not hesi~te ta prescribe a· HUie m:ore fresh air and some vigorous action on the end of a long-hllndle shovel. An aU -time record for faithfulness to a club project was set by the Middleport Rotari~ns when Harry Barnes, at that lime nudging 80, was -on hand during severa) work sessions to observe, advise, supervise, and generally helPing to relieve spirits of the sweating diggers. It was fun , and demoni;trated to members that something con cretl! iliterally ) could be done with cooperation. • the pedestdana, and I have .aern the joy with which Italians knock off friends and relatives In the Mille Mi&Jia but they are all a bunch t)( amateur l81aS&ins. Washington has the champion· ship, tmd It's no wonder Ike needs a helicopter to get to th(' airport. It's the only ~Y he t:an make it and live. WJEH ~ ~ ... ,. Meiis County News , , il 7:00 Jitnm!e Dean 7:30 BO&~n Blackie 8:00 Captltn Kana:aroo 8:30 Corlias Archer · ~ :00 Garry Moore .9:3B ArthUr Godtr~Joy 10:30 Strlke It RiCh 11:00 Vallpnt Lady 11 :15 Love of LUe 11 :30 Search for Tomorrow 11':45 Guiding Light 12:00 Katie's Kitchen 12:80 As the World Turn• 1:00 Our Miss Brooks 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3: l!S 3 :30 ·4 :QO D.Uy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Klddlepm, 0 ., June a, 1157-ll $W By DOC QUiflG Ualled Prw Slllft Corr~4ell& · NEW YORK (UP)- Word hu reached here lblol the WaDd authorities are reactivating war-famed , Hendtl'IOD Field on Guadalcanal and the equaUy celebrated Kunda airstrip on New Georgia. . The romantic names of these two uoUc isles ... -a reminder that the travel 1eason is nearly upon ua. Mllllona wiU be i • • • • " ' THE OTIIF.R NIOIIT, before abe packed htt \OOth!ml-" Nul hlad·' ed ror yexlco to play a port In the movie Vlfliloh of 'J'b BHn Alto .a..e •• 1 11r1 name<l J uii"Ue oreeo entertained ma and othar e11ant1 of tha Wo.ldorf'll Em!"lre Room with the C!llantmcae: blt-.an4 J thlnlt It worth maklnJ note or, bccauM Ml-" Qrtco 11 the J'rtneh sln&:er to end them oil. It 11 obvtoue, evcm to an tnlteratt Ukt nt.)'lllf, that Jiltll 0. II talsntecl. Jr ehe stood around In a barnit and r.elted. Nlck Kenn, poetry, ahe would command an audlenc.. LUtl ll,obtlan McKenna. the Il'llh adreu, Juliette hu lmmaMe aut.boritJ ~ • pud "olct; · 1 auapect her ot beln1 bulcatly more aft aetr.ll thU • alq'~r, and one day the may b<l riPt up the1't wttll tU Ava G&Nnera, Lana Turnera and other Bernhardt• and Dulfll ot our dl'f. Jullttte, however, canlea the cfta"tet~•e doclfe to Ita deelslve t.ftd. Dreued In a lol\f black 1own, with her hair O?~ tO her w•tJt and h1r fen almoat cha1k·whlte, abe " ri,Jkt oul ·ot ftl Of Ckb... Ad· daml' ma«:,brt cartoon•. A ma1a1lne writer hal ~ailed her "& ruat from ll darlc. lf'OUG," and whllt tt'w been tour or tlve yeara alnee lhi lt.t\1 tn tht uttle tAft Bani!: c:afta, one rrtlll un 1111 htr eltmblnl on ·a ttblt In Le•, peux Mqots And warbltne tor tht. ftarceiY beltdtd potll and '· ..• painters. ; • DO YOU KNOW what Mlsa Onea lto.. ! Mill Oftc:o does her wttole act In l'~ rench. Not a alnl(le word ar l:ftCUih--or none I could make out. She doe•n't even txplaln that thHI .., a l"tle 10n1 1 ebout a dor &nd a 11r1. Julifltte walka out onto the ftoor, ft)(es tht patron• with a btmuaed d01111 a balf·hour or eo ot atrallht. oame tunea. Simple IOUlt •Ike myaetr llaten, (aeclnated, and f ..l u It thty't•e t.ttentlintc ..._n. and a 8amytn play. They don't know whal the tltok It'• all about, but Uae)''re cltll&bte4 by lt. lomehaw, 1 INII.,-ct that the ck,.feMit would not 10 ovar so wen 1ft, ...)'. at. t.oult M TUcson, A.t'IL Even the eomman~lq: MI.. Greco. The St. Loulflan or the TUc:sonlte makes few bones abOut not undlro etandlhl nt.neh. "Litten, rlrllt." be 11 apt to otdl out h'om a rear table, ''bNik that dowu IJ,to lllnlllah, Will yout" , How,ver, tbe Manhattanlte-ah, the Manhattlfttt.' II eopblttl· eated. MihbM.tanitt It eo.-rnopoutu. Wb'?' tl\• hdch dOlls wava t'twlr ban41 pua1onate1y an.! tlnJit&rll:lY ol ~Milar or lA V~ ,,. ltOH, he lllttnl attentively. nodi knowift11)'1 o..,. lOudly enG if¥ .J•l!.liooi~ • . t · lf~ I · IFJ 2~. Covered kt t1rJ r-Jr.t t. Man'll / nlcknamt !i. Flutters ACROSS ~~~iJ\i l· lt'l' ly DOC QUIGG Unlt.cl Prttt Staff Cor,..spandent NEW YORK UP - How do you .1e-t to be a blJ enough star to sen t. miUion record album•? Euy man. ~. Dig t.hla aasser wlth tbe white bali and the qulek 1rln, daddy-o. He blows a mean plano. Maybe the areatelt heatd In the world , today. He'• sold more than a mil· lion M-minute albums In seven yeart. What'• bls ~eeret? Well, all he did atart playiPa t.t aae 3. •ive biB firat concert,1 for charit). at a. and durlnt the la11t half c:en· tury travel into almoa& every eountcy for 11,000 to 6,000 formt.l 1 eoneertt: Now, at ·dB, be fiJUH'I he knowl 'bla b~t,alneal . Tbe maa'a ume II Artur ftQ1)1r'; · ateln. Tbe remarkable thinl&bout blm, allde from the auataln.ea !!J l:.1 rJ{II i ; \I"'WJ :: 11 =~ 1. Transfe~r with t:H'Wil l·lllllr.j i:.UI=! 5. A web \ most l:.lt.' lof[..l fllh ;..JL : 9. Conftn1t'l · 8 .. Paradll~ 26. One. 1.1i:'JI41W'II ;l :•JC•J 10. Adieu Uip . ~ · 1 . Arm Ulanr) lencod L"Jt~ r :n~r~t rJt-:~•_•t1 t · f.:JI"l ,i.JI'Ill-w;.1 1, ~ 12. Carousal 8. Small WIC 1tand 'Jt:: t - H~ l·:~l rY~ 13. Broad 1treet 9. BlUish 28. Prt. l • ;r~~!lt'~'i1 •lll t, l·:: H . Piece • 11. Secure• aided · o;[:il l t i: -~11 rJ:-!1 1 11 1&. Unroll · 13. SoothlnJ ' tcoll~ . ) 1-ll-HN-11-J ~lt·)li' l -1 18. Father , 13. Eject 29. Full of ~~:H-jt:.! i1Jt1H!: 17. Ftom : 18. 'Liquid rut11 18. Yaung d0111 mtuur. 31. Sua- ' 'WHMrfiJ''• a.anr 19. Noru death 19. A curve , ! pends . . . 38. Matt j &oddeu 21. Btllot . _.. 34 Pronl' bev1,.,. tO. Correct • 22. Dlst:<lver 30. Compeltnl 41'1 Public . / 22. ~n1mles · 24 . Skat1n1 INI 37. fte(ht 23. PraYinc:e , ~· (Cin.) l,:r-+--+-1--b!" l;r+-t- brlllloneo 38. Incite . 30. Notold \ 10. Narrow 1 I'O&<IW•Y V 41 : En1tlth rtver (p611. ) U.Fut *"" In 11133. 1. OIUI Wltlf bottle . f wlthtll r 3. Puha 1 1 otTunta \ , .....a.·.·u.;.....&~ . DAIL\' ORYPI'OttiO'I'E- ...,... bow lo worllltr 4X'IDLII,AAXR , ... .. .---' 11 L 0 .N 0 I' B L L 0 W .. One latter almply .tandt tor,aaott,tr. Jn thl• aampla A It uled tor the thNt L'1, X (or the \~ 0', etc. Stnrle letters, apo ... · trophtl, 'the lllftlth an4 formattc»~ ot th1 worda art all hU.ta. Eac:h dt.Y the to<tt lttt.en art dltf~t. ·~ ~,. ". Mw L ..- .. "'"'"'-"""I y·x v o .. . . AK MS FVY WI.TII'I'. ' W.loi-.;' Writer L .M Y 'K'I' : M u L v o 11: s M ,. , W'I'I:C .. ' M ~ BMJ'-SVo --· ()eyp~to• IT ~ ·NOT !'lll:ellSSARY TO IJJGII'r lPo CAND'LII1N '1'1111 IIlii'!':_ AllOEI<ftGN SU>NilY, . BioM•IdoOiir-~i;att;lt. . . "'"' . . wu 1 callor TV Romper .Room Toys Come To , Middleport Store . Q;.... .... loeall !If• 'ur· PUNTS u--• ""-· .r.. I FOR POP! ··. Brighter Day Secret Stonn Edge of Night The EHrly Show Your Esso RPporte!.• SporlJ Parade £ - WHTN-TV Channe1'13 b Mrs. Beulah Morris and Mrs. Helen Younce of Racine called on the Pickens aisten Sunday. Glen .WUll.te, Mr. and Mr~r. Ir.e. White ot CuUodea, w. Va., Mrs. Edward CUnningham of Charle!tton and Mrs. Chester Slmpson Df Racine were visitors over thll'. h<lliday with P. C. · Wolfe and family and enjoye~ a pit:nic' wl~h Gusta and ida Wolfe on Satur· day, Don Johnson wu among tbe graduates ·Of Radne High School and enjoyed a trip to New York Members of the Racine HiJh Sehool band enjoyed a wienP"' rout at PorUand Pack Monday evening. ayear when you're trying to aleep. abai>· , lng yo.u around like a r.ag t .o n. Fauna includes five·lncb cent!· pedes&.with which tourists 1001, I COme lo famiUar tet'IM. ADMIRALTY ISLANDS: Great flahlng, if )"'u like .croeodilea. NEW GUINEA : You ean't aee the woods for the ~ngus. Period· ically, herds of 11nta on tour ea1 their w.ay acnm the eou·n.trysld.e, theY have no speclaJ diet, · will eat your clothes off yaur bact or, If you .prefer, eat yOu and lea.r«' the c:l.othes standing there. Th! natives have Interesting hairdobright red and tumbleweed·b\IAhy NEW YORK: Tlle na~ves ·ar(' r>estle!ls bY nig1>t. Abo ,by dol', . NEW ZEALAIND: 'llle 'pi1Jl11 of Maori ds Mltorl. The Maori pro· nounee M!am'i "Mowry." Mood stU;,t out t.hek tongue• u 'I welcome· sign. Jnate.ad of •bakll't.J hands ...... a greetinl! they press nosef. iff YW ~lay • ~ur cardi right you can .p ress nt8BI ~wltb lady Maori guide named lbJrllll who once preued noses wt.th Mrs. Roosevelt. KOREA: People wllh delble should go to an ~d.i Uoned ' baf (Dr 1he summer. Kor&an air Is freighted at umea• . -~~~~~TilE ALJlU'l1ANS: V Dewey fog drives iiet NIR-Al-1. ~-~~ 'VRioi-I!NoS Q.I:)ICI!.. I>Ill) ' ~ 'fWO•Il#</ '!Ot.I!Oa. r -~>~w~ HaMil. ~<aP'IM'II ,--:= · --'lb~R:lA liN.FIQI.ITS .' ./'..A MQX MADE • SUMMER oa. C(UIIit7, berc. _ I $5.95 to $10.95 - Try Ill~ '"l'R>pical Glaze" fo• woodetfuJ, 11avor I Coat bam with a puto made by miling pineapple or onlii,P juice witb HARTLEY and BENNETT SHOE STORE .. of Marion i& his father Denver "MidtQe of Upper Dlotk" omo POMI!ROY The experts say: ·veWare of low'.eruif· hlrd.s; tbey never not even ,. ln the SUIT ~;:~~-selection of Wash ~ Dat:rons, Sizes. The ezperte have _, 'em .U. driven '<m .U. lallld 'am aD, and they- q:~~~t~-tbe pick of tbe field ia Plymoutb. So doD'& spend a pezmy 011 $34.95 SUMMER SLACKS $41-85 to' $8.85 . ru...,....w 11113' car until you've read tiJe fl1mo outh facto! right here, right llO!f--GIId driwA lilt ~~ ' • L&Z VALUE -WIRER SHOP liiB TYPE · Pl;)>otoowh , _ , ia fWd iD the Mobil1aa Eoonomy Rtm. ; ....... (lnt plaae IUr eo:inomy in ,-L'1aaJ Aulite division that ·~ oil the ...U·lmoWD )ow. prind mnl Plymouth il becauae we feel thalli offer• more and bet,w '" pro!Jtfl lhe bia economy cor of (be knr·prioe &ldl iranopnrt.Oa..,.vall'8 tlian any olbor 1967 car ..,..m. leoe of prioe.n ., ' $f9.95 up OVElALLS) I ECOHIY WINNER CAR LIFE the family · automqoliDe, 8UIII8up lbo Mid·Y... Report with a- wvft!s: "CAR LIFE -Plymouth . . . t!Gy'• O..r·all B<<l BOJI GIWEN, ELGIN al10 • ."i! •· t ~ANENTS I LIGHTEllS'- BILLFOLDS . \ MEN'S JEWELRY • , Hair · Stylli.g 0 "' • • . Uti . . . . . .• · ;~_ ;lf~~tir. Cu.,hag. WA . J' ' , al'iofl\ • · b•hovod lite a quoon, , ..fill)-.... ' •, . IJineering ' ' CARS Dell'• 1957~ ER'.$ advil1l08ll'lebt'' /Wo~ ' . •• • AN• NUAI> 1iveo PLYM· •OU1'H lite ''Style 1 o! ,lb!> Yeor Award," u : : : '.'Style Lead..- of tbe :Ameriam Automotive In· dUBtry ." Jilecolnition from of Plymouth's otylini, which hu make it tbe world'• waated car. went to ChJyaler 'Corporation, and Plymouth is tbeiJ: No. 1 car. It io for '"Superior Handling and Roadability Qualities," made pooliible by ToniaD- "' f9.rAUJh,e Family EnjoJ gr11t TV enterftlnment fmm Plymoufti I The ~~uP and IOYfl M o1 tho ,..,, "QAT£ Willi TilE ANGElS," stonlnl BEl'rY ~ ..d LAWIIENCE WEill'S "roP 111NL~ MD NEW TAUIIT:• TY '.T,..,t·d~HO~ BOX ' HANDURWINJtEi Tbel1157MOO'ORTREND Award IUr ''siinil1canl en· ' . , .•. . . \•, • . SHAI!FFI!R PENS . LJGNT·.:.;. COOL ~sA~ I)ALS. •' ..., lil'\1 ~d: ' •;;t u~Jauw '!lOti! Cfilo...,··~~ - · .· ~ba ntlil1! '"' 'JIOiir mSb;J; 116 ;.:,-hove :1> THE STORE OF HONEST • • YOD 'II 1aYe ~urtis noses ' •• ~. ' TheM' sboe1 are built for · comfort ...well •• sood looks! AU oize1, oil popular dif'ereot stylet. Compare Mr. and Mn. Emmett Small:-y of Middleport ealled on friends and relatives Wednesday. Mn. Robert OWens and datlgh- 1 ter, Mn.· Dolly Wolfe and Dallas Hill apenl Saturday with Mr. and Mra. D::aie HlU . ILooi_'C IA!lt'f- »JJ.\! ~ AIN ... NEW TRICK WITH HAM! WA.TCH ,.,.t out 'Whlrt .,.d hippo~. In .Juet elPt dt:ya from now, we •~<~ ll lloeil' Suad.tr ''"'"" :orn. wiU ltan·e OW' annual ewuty round • Garnet Chapman aad :lu.trlce, up day. 1 would like to see leV~ · W:. A. BleNID.J, )In;. Danlei Wei· al demOIIItrationa: and jpeeeh~• ..,..~ aDd Brelldt. Luter 'b Hr. ond lin. Leroy lloul • . • that day. Jr )'OU haven't tboutb1 about lt, you .tlll bave time to Mr•. Luvena Ralr6y neeJvd word of tllo birlh of 1 d.tupter, plen a Jptec:h . or drmooJtralioll Debra Anll to her lf.mddauJhler The demonlttation lbOuld be en Mra. Purdy, the fottDer SlUr I-!" or on , aafetY )'0\lr project Rou.1h, daupter or Mr. and Mra. theme. The demoa•ti'Jtidu tboulll . Bennie Rou.tl, West Col\lmbia. be not leu than tea, oor mor" Harley Bonecutter Nho b ! .nthan tatteen minutea, not eoun'.pJoyed on the river It apendillg a ly JHie _l'lcbne ln1 .et up time. A 1peecb 1hou!d few days with Ju. family. Mrs. Ada Brace, Kentuek)', Ia be five to .even minute. ir. llr. and M.ra. Tobey Myers spe.ndins a week wlth her aon.llen&th and sboultl be t:bosen were Sunday a:ueata of! Mr. and Edison Bnce and family. from llmong one ¢ the following Mrs. Dwight Gibbl. Engineer WlUlam Harman era- topie~ : played on the liver villted his 1 Wh 1 4-H Cl b w d: b Mra. Allen Proaer it 111. , Mr. and Mra. W. R. H.ay- do. .' Mu nd "11 Robert. Taylor and mother ca11· puenta m.. n. ne ~m: 11e, y n¥Uie a y ed on relative& In Point Pleasant CommUbtty. Sunday evenlna:. · VirgU Walker ll emplOyed at 2. Advant•Jet oi RID'al Li.vi:l '>: Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Roullb of the 't:emeat Bluet ~·· at Pome- -The 4-H Wa:r. West Colwnbia t~nd son · Ronnie roy. 3. ConteJ'\IaUon of our" Nstur •I spent Sunday with Mr1. Luv.e:t=t Mrs. L. • E. Pie tens of 'A thens Rainey of Board. 4.. How 4-H C)ub Work Contri Mr. and Mrs. Ive. Klnt bad AS •petit the put (ew day1 with relatives here and It Racine. butN to Good Clthenshlp. their 1ueat. Sunday Mrs. "Gior.ia Rev. Floyd Workman left llon · Briet notes may be ued i! you Hill, 11)0 and daughter Mr. anil wlah. You 1bould apeak fro r~ Mrs. S. C. Spainhoui'' and f~i:y day for eoofereaee. your 4-R e:.;perieoces. (Don't fo,.: all of Marmet and Ar('h Rotllb. tad Mra. Fred Shain of get tbat date, June 14, Time Mr. and Mra. Dal!aa y~·agt-r Rae. apent Memoritl Da)' at W1IWI Wllflll 10:00 A. M., Piau-Point Pleasof !Mason were eallerl · tn th.e lhei> tabln. , ant HlJb School Cafeteria.) home of Mr . .and Mrs. Arch Ye1eer and )ln. Cecil BleuinJ Sun· Virgil walker is etnplOJ· SHilTS I'IIHIDES day. Other eallers In the Bleninj ed lD, the •Minenville Post Oflit~. Robert Sbeeto preoldeat.""otidEdlton Brace ia apending a J home we~ Mr. ana . Mrr: c. E. ed at a meeting Tueaday night of two weeb vacation bere. Fry. Mlu Sally Rouob ol Eul J.o. tbe MeiJS bountr Beaale C1ub in tart Wll In over ni1bt JUett of the elubhouu near Hanil<lnville. There wu no important business Mr. and Mrs. Titus Pickeu. ' The Planll Cbureh wi•ted :r up for actlod. Memorial dinner at Letm. Mn. Dale Hill attended an in· apec,ion o• the Eutern Star lodge at Harrisonville. inland are two more-or-leas aotl•e voicav.c>ea-they're ·m«t actl ·, · !1\01 makeo lilm ohe of "LidJ Aoiqulth - oho . ~ New Haven sot.,..,.. ._.. 4M Cl. . - Than A Good luted. "I like-d tbe tt111e n1a1UIIe' 'tlllll .,., boppenlnv: •tffoy'N ,olna home'." 'bl NJIIed~ ,.,~ter 1 fbubd "=· llle sudlten ...... Of llaeil' broth IIUPILL II. I'IIIDDY Nothing Better . ·alltfl wu tuvlna. I wu tlabber. . •oce Blnoln1 roturaod "> the'r hom01 Ia lbe ltlte ol Wuhl..,. lon otter l>elq, <lolled hero by ..-114 of ll>o Toft BollfGI •ncl Wqno lllrll Sr. Kr. aod •Mn.. Leonard )tou1b Joltn~lo l'rJ and llmmle of New l:llven called on Mr. and llrs. C. E. Fry .....,., evnlac. .Mr. oncl lin. Fnd Jouob, II . Anne Frr of tlJiA. Jll., Mr. and Mra. Lulie lmitb of .Muoa ape•1t Sunday with Kr. and llb. CblrUe Moore It HUDliD&'tD9, tbe f_.,tl• er Sadie RoLUIJ of Grehem Statio 1 Mn. Iva Botton and lhri&bt Glbbl hne been att.tndlDI' cour t In Pl. Pleuant .., they are Orl. •• PtaniWtl Inc:...., "I felt al 1111 belli nilhl," ·he reealll. '1. Will aolh& tlit&-so well that aa 1 pll,)'ed ·1 wa• tblnk· in• ov~ what encoret 1'8 live •em. Jt we• a rreat nt.bt, and , I flaw-ed l'd do taur or five en- 1 c:orea. "At .the' encl of my recital there waa •1\ enormoWJ outbW'tt of appla~.tH. Peopl• stood · and ahouted 'bravot• 1 )eft the •tale, returned, took I boW, left ataln - add then tbtire. wu •lJene•. The applause it.Opj)ed. : I Went out. 'ind the aU'dl- -~ 2. Covered Olive Ingraham the worhJ'• are··~ mUllett perfonnen.J'la his b lilina wit aDd love of the humor f life. HJI blue '!!yes duct w~en he t,u. a story. · Ulll:'t the Oftt _.,.,ut bla dtar h'lend Lady AIIIQulth, wh~ eame to a concert 'tie ~ave U\ London, back 3&. Lup DoWN Radio Dial w•• • 2!l. Manpt dol 27. Dourhnut. (alan&) .10. Slnllt unit . 31 . Poatertor . , 32. Onek latter ~ 33. River • (Chin.) ' ., 34. ArmOred ve1ilc:lt 3!1. Ptrf()rrq On Your Record Success ~k.JT.~IIi I>Jd dlildrea.· 1NN recent ruuta ' 11r. ancl - · WIIUam Broca. 11«1, Cltlude, -'-I on4 Cl.•r the m«~ve. Kra. ADDa Fry ~ Dllnols l• A. a pu.blle service • tbl1 time vllltlD1 h~ brother, ired R.ouah here are 10me euerpta lrom and other relatlnw. "Quia's Ha'nd,y He,ira JUnta", • Kra. Etta l"ry and M.ra. M•Y briefease-siJe compendttn ln RoLtSh ape.n t Bat.urday wltb E]h Wblch that no-doubt noted travel Blellina. wrttfw IC'I"Ubt off tome far-away Mn. VirJinla Sayre of )laaon apott whleb hlwe awum before was tbe cueat of ){r. and Mra. hia, eye,s , t.or Year$. Afcll Rouali ·rue•7 nic-bt Note: SOme of thele pllees Rev. w. s . Btllltpl of Pofht were · vhiled under oUI'IIef!mly «M· Pleuan~ wu the din~ IUelt • I fli'J'tion.a 'b indq~ U. M-. Luveaa Ralne•· It would be worth your whUe ~.. -bt~or~.!'psu~ ~ Salu~" ~...., an• u take your eblldreD to Me tbe ere may w · caUed on the CharUe Brown etde display of toya, pl17 gyms, C?UADALCANAL: Olwmin& I fi1Dil)o, Mn: May Rolllb, Mrs. tenll, play PIJ:Oll up to family liu.· tropu:al ltell·type paradite n'l~ Ethel Fry. and Ella Blenlng. 'Emle Grlntm aDd family celled A eomplelfl line of Romper \oo iar below eqJMtor to escape ft(lom Supplies in a &ettina: ot car- i1s influence. AIWI)IJ aeema tB on ttle Walter ~iend famhJ nival atm01pbere that a ehllt;l be steamed ·up about .aom.etbiD( Suncbr eve.nine. lovea, ia OR dllplay, at Fife Refril:· 'l'Oflll&ta are ·advised · to take , ~e Ll!dtea Aid of Board Rap-<!ration (beUiw Hlth · Stbool in a~ong their own aJr. The Ult Church met · Weduesday tbe Middleport). Flfe's Javite& your m:r o~ seema to be all lteMn 15th wJt~ 'Mrl. Luvena Rainey. c.hildren to •wing and slide an.yabd no OX)'feb. · Mr. a~d lin. Danlfll Weigan I tlme. Nor.thern cout aUordl maJDI: of Hun_tlnrton .spent the weeke•Ld Open evenings. {Pd. Adv.) .fic:ent view of a.uorted ru~ty, half with Mn. Gamet C11apman and ~iiiiiiiiiiii~iij~ ll!iqnk 'ship hulb. OwinC to pn- Ina We-lpl)d. • erous: wanmb of cUmate. nn clat.biJlg ~atsoever I• aeeded- · · except ·a fuJl.tengt.h · tnOIQUito Dill for botb day and night wear. NEW GEORGIA: ~ Gutd.tl· canal. BOUGJUNVILLE: Beautiful empress Augusta BaY obas nlc., sur{ .and swlfteat u·ndettow eve·r 1· felt, outside Niqaa F.all!!. Ju.ft Daily on 990 spot DAI'L Y CROSSWORD Eful. OD 11:50 a.m. I .pen! Friday Cedi """'"' !lfrw LQn. Mit ' N OUDbat • CHANNEL 13 THURS. F.W VORK- Tht reputed eopht•ttcatlon of tt!~ New Yorker alwa)''S hu been a aoum• llf merriment to many outla.nda·s, who hl""t ::-:.JJy enll say ··New York'!' It's pt more ··~ : kere per · ~·.t: art foot than Peoria." Today 1'··-. been pond .. r\ng the phenomenon ot the r''l': ;ntru•• In J.lan• i:a tlan, and I am wonderln.t ll m&)!bt our country coualn ls::'t o•d;t r. ~!l!r ;:,11. Thtl u· ~r.:lir and apr1n1 theN bll " " ' an &1· most unprecedented emigration to Gotham ot French female atngert, aoma of them undeniably tall!lnted- but almost all or them unlntelllllble to the average man (whoever he 111 who either doeen't know tile Gallic Wneut or forcot U. Lht day arter he (lull ~ollegt. So whal'a happened? The Parttla-. doll .. ~o Juliette ONco apeclellze In lawn-mower coltrurel and stlrk, un• Not 11 wont relieved black burlap saCks for drtue.. havt tn Bnullah.! been packln& the chic cofl'" houtu tor monthl. Ju1t lal a Frent:h dame step onto & ntrht club ftoor, look Ukt a frl&hlened tawn an4 eay haltln(ly, "Theu ees a IHt .. IODJ' about a dog and bees mefatrull, who 11- how you say tn Amerlcalnet- -.en hwe weeth thees han'110rne man ... "- juat let bit 10 tJu•ouJ'h that. rnuune, and ahe'l home free. She chantl away 1111 fluent l'rehch, which mlghl jult •• well be ftuent Annentan for all ll'te Hntie lt make• to the cub .;uttomen, an4 the)' clap madly and order mo... chamraane. ' Jf, Reactivation Of War Time Bases Curtta YOU(II of 1\'ltll tllo" f..,.,.. .w.,., Recalls Notes From The Pacific llil. ~d BrtrWn HoU3epart~ Bil Payoff Bob Crosby Show ot.' • .,_ •n4 1\11'1. WIJnt :Hu1. v.. . o•Mr.Columb<lo - • JI!IMII of Ill ' R. A. lll<iiiiiN; -""" Loollo ol Olotrl.- Uicl douptor, llro. 5:30 ' :45 5:55 Weathern;~an 6:00 Aetion 6:15 Douglas 'Edwards Yutulil 6•30 Sgt. Pr~rton of the - 7:00 Bob Cummings 7:30 Climax 8:30 Playbouse 90 10:00 Up-to·tbe-mlnute News 10:05 Scanning the Weather W:lO The L~te Show: I JM,VJ;N, W:. ·s. IICiioo for UN IOd - Middleport .. ' ' • . .. :the Cc,r.of Verified } I . VczlU~~ ,, ~ {· • �/ , .------· . . . . . .• -----~... --., ----·· -- ~ . ·-··-- · • ----r --- -- ---- -- -----~ - - ' . ~Sentinel, . ;, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 5, 1957 Daily Sentinel Day Book I PINNING ON The Daily Sentinel IIEVCITED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA ' . iUctiARD S. DWEN -GIN I !tAL MANAGER REYNOLD E. GREEN I - EDITOR NatlOftaf advprtlslng representative, BottinelH-Kimball. r.alutoll J.ve., ltew Yobk City, 18, N. Y. · toe.. I AILS WL WIN! 143 OPEN MElTING The WO:Ik•ln Garden Club will hold an open meetin11: and non compctith·e flower show. June til/1 at 7:30 tu ~ : 00 P. M. a1 t he home of Mrs. Lowell Carper. All 11erson~ i11terested tU'E' ('onll:li lj littered. u secobd class malllni matter at the post oUlce at Pom _,,Ohio. 'Sublertptlon rates: Delh•erv by rarrle1' where <~vallable 30 oenta per weet· ooe war In advance at The Daily Sentinel office, $111.00: ab acmtiis, n :aO: three monthB, $3.90. By motor rCJutP. where avaUable· ~peD.e month $1 . By ,mall one year $8; six months, $4.20; three montba, inviled to attend . -.so: one month. SL Published every afternoon except Stmrlay by The Ohio VaDe, St!rt ~l. Inc., 11t UO Mel'banie St., Pomeroy, 0. Buslne111 oll'ice phODfl :318 edUori~tl office phon,. 397. Two Projects Loom As Suitable F,or Civic-Minded Groups In Pomeroy This Summer: Gateway, And Landing Repair Two items might be put on Pomeroy's agenda of improvements to b l' madP . One is rehabilitation of the ferry landing midpoint o f tht! parking lots . The other is construction of an entrance gutc c: l the corporation limits on Pomeroy on Route 33. Dealing wilh the second fir st. some membe~s of the ~ions club. will recull ' that their president named a cdmmittec about four years <~go to get on with a gute pr·oject on Rt. 33. The action followed publk nudging in 'fhe Daily Sentinel after Middlepori-Pomeroy Hotary club members turned out even- ings to build an attra{'tive entrance on Route 7. This gateway tells motorists they are entering Middleport-Pomeroy, giving total population or'both towns. It was suggested -.he Lions could do their community a fa. vor, and return Middleport's courtesy, by putting up f{ates ' TELEVISION GUIDE . Y./SAZ -TV Chan,.e13 Wednesday a CHANNEL WE!'> . 6: ~ SlGN ON ' 7 :00 Today ' 9:00 Romper Rnom 10:00 The Price Is Ri ght 10:30 Truth· or Consequen.!E'I 11 :00 Tlc Tac Dou gh 11 :30 It Could Be YGu NEW ARRIVAL rMr. aud Mrs. Danny Brown 12:00 c~n· rent (Dee Sauerl, North Third Ave. 1 :00 My Little Margie have announced the birth or <: 1 1:30 Tennessee Ernie eight pound daught er at Meigs 200 Matinee Theater General Hospital on Tuesd11;•, 300 Queen -.for a Day June ·4th . Grandparellls are :Mr 3:4!) Modern Romanace~ and Mrs . Rodney Sauer. local. 4 :00 Comedy Tl~e and Mr. and .Mrs. Victor Brown. 4:30 Movietime Mim•rsvilll:' . 5·10 Cartoons 5:45 News Picture FIREMENS DINNER 6:00 Waterfront Thtlrsday evening the famili :·s 6:30 Weathercut of the ,p.Jiddlej.>ort Fire Dep~ri ­ 6:35 Sports Eye menl will hf> P Ue st~ a1 ~ oi inn+'" 6.45 NBC NeWs given at the Firemen's Hall. 7 :00 Mayor of ttl# lfown 7 ,30 Father Know11 Best dES JUNE MElTING 8:00 Kraft TV Tbflater The Jurie meeting of Ev;111,.: ·· 9.00 This is Your Lifeline Chapter, OES, will be held 9:30 0 Henry Playbouse Thurst!ay ut 7 :30 nt the Ma.;;on _"' 10:00 TBA Temple wrth Mrs. Willis A. : 10:!0 News HeadHnes thol'ly, Worthy Matron, pre s1din.-·. l0:40 Nitewatcb 12 :00 Tonight . GUI~D TO MIET The Guild of the Grac:e EpH copal Church will meet at L!lc ·bome or Mrs J . 0. Roedel on 7:00 Jimmie Dean Thursday evening at 7.30. 7 :30 Boston Blaekie captain KaQgaroo 8:00 BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED 8:30 Corliss Archer The , follrth birthday of Juh• ; 9:03 GarrY Moore Ebersbach . son or Mr. and Mr-;. G:30 Arthur Godfrey George Ebersb-.ch, was cele10:30 Strike lt Rich brated Sunday with a . turke; 11:00 Valiant Lady .dinner at the home of his mate.·- 11 :15 ' Lon of Lilt nal granclparent.s, Mr. and Mn. 11:30· Search tor Tomorrow ,Addlsori- Weav er, Mason and J 1:45 Guiding Light family. Others present were M_•_ 12:00 Katle's Kitt:hen and Mrs. George Ebersbach anJ 12:30 AJ the Wori ... Turn! daughter, Terra Jane and M··s. 1:00 our Miss BrQ(Jks Clarence Ebersbach . I :30 Houseparty 2:00 Big Payoff JHREE 81R7HDAYS 2:30 Bob Crosby Show Three birthdays were cclebral· 3:00 Brighter Day ed Sunday when Mrs. Herm 3~ 3: u5 Secret Storm Haddox had a ramily dinner hOI > 3:30 Edge of NL~ht orlng the anniversaries or her 4:00 The E&rly Sbow husband, Herman Haddox ar.rJ 5:30 Your Esso Reporter sou·in-law and daughte r , Mr. ar.d 5:45 Sports Parade Mrs. Charles Lupton , Galli pol: · 5:~5 Weatherman Other guests were Sharon And MlO Actic.n Carmen Haddox. Cl.weland . 6:15 Douglas F.dwards ~ 6:30 My Frier.d Flicka 7 :00 Arthur Grdfrey Show 8:00 MiUinnaire 8:30 rVe tlot A 'secret 9:00 U. ·S. Steel Hotn' 10:00 Up-to-tbe-minute Newa 10 :05 Scanning the Weather 10:10 T\te Late Sbow Thuncl9y 6:SS SiJ;, On 7:00 To<lay 9:00 Romper Room 10:00 The Price is Right 10:30 Truth or Conseque11-cea Tic ~ Dough It Could Be You 11:00 11:30 12:00 Current l :00 My LJttle Margie 1:30 Tennes-see Ernie ~:00 Matll)ee Theater 8:00 Queen for a Day 3:4:i Modern Roman ~!el '(;00 Comedy Tim~ 4:30 Movietime :1 :30 Cartoons 5:45 News Picture 6:00 F>11lt· and Scrua:gs 6 :30 Weathereast Q\~s &ports Eye \ 6:4:5 :NDC News 7:00 You Bet Your Lif8 7:30 Dragnet 8:00 The Peopte•s Choic:e 8:30 Lux Video Theater 10:00 Wbtrlyblrds 10:30 N.e\1'S Headlines 10:40 Nitewatch i2:00 'tonight J :00 Sign Of~ I· ----,---=-- -- -- ---THU-RSDAY tal population of both towns . As com mittees often do unless a rea·l driver gets behind the 1 wheel, it died somewhere between appointment and action. It is not too late. RUARK REPORT 1top short and turn on Horn. They cl1ange the lepllty of the I remember Paria In tJte aprlng rljJhta and leha accordln. to tb~ and the shriek& ot th.e dead ancl hours, on·d L:ryin1 ta avoid mur dying as the lax.ia m~wed dowu der while readlna: the 1JiJe print lB a certain ticket to suicide. About the levy landing: Badly crumbled at waters' edge, and below water level too, the landing is a hazard to the growing numbers c,>f boating enthusiasts in this area. Also, it approaches being a disgrace to the communitj' which certainly is not so poor it must present such a beaten up fa{'e to visiting river sportsmen. We have no conceptlon of what it might cost to refurbish !his old hmrling, or of whot design the work might be. Surely, the project deserves investi_i!ation bv council or the Pomeroy Chamber or Commerce, or both jointly. It is auite po&~aible somf•1hing adequa1e and attractive could be planned that wouldn't break Charley Lel!ar's town checktn•g account. We hAven't heard of thA .Js.YC'l'es working on flnV ~rP.at nrojcrt o,;hwe lh e ir verv successfu l horse show of May 26. This could he primed as n job for them, too . . ..) - WCHS-TV Che~nne18 with an appropriate sign reading, "Pomeroy-Middleport," to- 1.~here are plenty of portly geniJemen members of the Lions whose do ctors would not hesi~te ta prescribe a· HUie m:ore fresh air and some vigorous action on the end of a long-hllndle shovel. An aU -time record for faithfulness to a club project was set by the Middleport Rotari~ns when Harry Barnes, at that lime nudging 80, was -on hand during severa) work sessions to observe, advise, supervise, and generally helPing to relieve spirits of the sweating diggers. It was fun , and demoni;trated to members that something con cretl! iliterally ) could be done with cooperation. • the pedestdana, and I have .aern the joy with which Italians knock off friends and relatives In the Mille Mi&Jia but they are all a bunch t)( amateur l81aS&ins. Washington has the champion· ship, tmd It's no wonder Ike needs a helicopter to get to th(' airport. It's the only ~Y he t:an make it and live. WJEH ~ ~ ... ,. Meiis County News , , il 7:00 Jitnm!e Dean 7:30 BO&~n Blackie 8:00 Captltn Kana:aroo 8:30 Corlias Archer · ~ :00 Garry Moore .9:3B ArthUr Godtr~Joy 10:30 Strlke It RiCh 11:00 Vallpnt Lady 11 :15 Love of LUe 11 :30 Search for Tomorrow 11':45 Guiding Light 12:00 Katie's Kitchen 12:80 As the World Turn• 1:00 Our Miss Brooks 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3: l!S 3 :30 ·4 :QO D.Uy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Klddlepm, 0 ., June a, 1157-ll $W By DOC QUiflG Ualled Prw Slllft Corr~4ell& · NEW YORK (UP)- Word hu reached here lblol the WaDd authorities are reactivating war-famed , Hendtl'IOD Field on Guadalcanal and the equaUy celebrated Kunda airstrip on New Georgia. . The romantic names of these two uoUc isles ... -a reminder that the travel 1eason is nearly upon ua. Mllllona wiU be i • • • • " ' THE OTIIF.R NIOIIT, before abe packed htt \OOth!ml-" Nul hlad·' ed ror yexlco to play a port In the movie Vlfliloh of 'J'b BHn Alto .a..e •• 1 11r1 name<l J uii"Ue oreeo entertained ma and othar e11ant1 of tha Wo.ldorf'll Em!"lre Room with the C!llantmcae: blt-.an4 J thlnlt It worth maklnJ note or, bccauM Ml-" Qrtco 11 the J'rtneh sln&:er to end them oil. It 11 obvtoue, evcm to an tnlteratt Ukt nt.)'lllf, that Jiltll 0. II talsntecl. Jr ehe stood around In a barnit and r.elted. Nlck Kenn, poetry, ahe would command an audlenc.. LUtl ll,obtlan McKenna. the Il'llh adreu, Juliette hu lmmaMe aut.boritJ ~ • pud "olct; · 1 auapect her ot beln1 bulcatly more aft aetr.ll thU • alq'~r, and one day the may b<l riPt up the1't wttll tU Ava G&Nnera, Lana Turnera and other Bernhardt• and Dulfll ot our dl'f. Jullttte, however, canlea the cfta"tet~•e doclfe to Ita deelslve t.ftd. Dreued In a lol\f black 1own, with her hair O?~ tO her w•tJt and h1r fen almoat cha1k·whlte, abe " ri,Jkt oul ·ot ftl Of Ckb... Ad· daml' ma«:,brt cartoon•. A ma1a1lne writer hal ~ailed her "& ruat from ll darlc. lf'OUG," and whllt tt'w been tour or tlve yeara alnee lhi lt.t\1 tn tht uttle tAft Bani!: c:afta, one rrtlll un 1111 htr eltmblnl on ·a ttblt In Le•, peux Mqots And warbltne tor tht. ftarceiY beltdtd potll and '· ..• painters. ; • DO YOU KNOW what Mlsa Onea lto.. ! Mill Oftc:o does her wttole act In l'~ rench. Not a alnl(le word ar l:ftCUih--or none I could make out. She doe•n't even txplaln that thHI .., a l"tle 10n1 1 ebout a dor &nd a 11r1. Julifltte walka out onto the ftoor, ft)(es tht patron• with a btmuaed d01111 a balf·hour or eo ot atrallht. oame tunea. Simple IOUlt •Ike myaetr llaten, (aeclnated, and f ..l u It thty't•e t.ttentlintc ..._n. and a 8amytn play. They don't know whal the tltok It'• all about, but Uae)''re cltll&bte4 by lt. lomehaw, 1 INII.,-ct that the ck,.feMit would not 10 ovar so wen 1ft, ...)'. at. t.oult M TUcson, A.t'IL Even the eomman~lq: MI.. Greco. The St. Loulflan or the TUc:sonlte makes few bones abOut not undlro etandlhl nt.neh. "Litten, rlrllt." be 11 apt to otdl out h'om a rear table, ''bNik that dowu IJ,to lllnlllah, Will yout" , How,ver, tbe Manhattanlte-ah, the Manhattlfttt.' II eopblttl· eated. MihbM.tanitt It eo.-rnopoutu. Wb'?' tl\• hdch dOlls wava t'twlr ban41 pua1onate1y an.! tlnJit&rll:lY ol ~Milar or lA V~ ,,. ltOH, he lllttnl attentively. nodi knowift11)'1 o..,. lOudly enG if¥ .J•l!.liooi~ • . t · lf~ I · IFJ 2~. Covered kt t1rJ r-Jr.t t. Man'll / nlcknamt !i. Flutters ACROSS ~~~iJ\i l· lt'l' ly DOC QUIGG Unlt.cl Prttt Staff Cor,..spandent NEW YORK UP - How do you .1e-t to be a blJ enough star to sen t. miUion record album•? Euy man. ~. Dig t.hla aasser wlth tbe white bali and the qulek 1rln, daddy-o. He blows a mean plano. Maybe the areatelt heatd In the world , today. He'• sold more than a mil· lion M-minute albums In seven yeart. What'• bls ~eeret? Well, all he did atart playiPa t.t aae 3. •ive biB firat concert,1 for charit). at a. and durlnt the la11t half c:en· tury travel into almoa& every eountcy for 11,000 to 6,000 formt.l 1 eoneertt: Now, at ·dB, be fiJUH'I he knowl 'bla b~t,alneal . Tbe maa'a ume II Artur ftQ1)1r'; · ateln. Tbe remarkable thinl&bout blm, allde from the auataln.ea !!J l:.1 rJ{II i ; \I"'WJ :: 11 =~ 1. Transfe~r with t:H'Wil l·lllllr.j i:.UI=! 5. A web \ most l:.lt.' lof[..l fllh ;..JL : 9. Conftn1t'l · 8 .. Paradll~ 26. One. 1.1i:'JI41W'II ;l :•JC•J 10. Adieu Uip . ~ · 1 . Arm Ulanr) lencod L"Jt~ r :n~r~t rJt-:~•_•t1 t · f.:JI"l ,i.JI'Ill-w;.1 1, ~ 12. Carousal 8. Small WIC 1tand 'Jt:: t - H~ l·:~l rY~ 13. Broad 1treet 9. BlUish 28. Prt. l • ;r~~!lt'~'i1 •lll t, l·:: H . Piece • 11. Secure• aided · o;[:il l t i: -~11 rJ:-!1 1 11 1&. Unroll · 13. SoothlnJ ' tcoll~ . ) 1-ll-HN-11-J ~lt·)li' l -1 18. Father , 13. Eject 29. Full of ~~:H-jt:.! i1Jt1H!: 17. Ftom : 18. 'Liquid rut11 18. Yaung d0111 mtuur. 31. Sua- ' 'WHMrfiJ''• a.anr 19. Noru death 19. A curve , ! pends . . . 38. Matt j &oddeu 21. Btllot . _.. 34 Pronl' bev1,.,. tO. Correct • 22. Dlst:<lver 30. Compeltnl 41'1 Public . / 22. ~n1mles · 24 . Skat1n1 INI 37. fte(ht 23. PraYinc:e , ~· (Cin.) l,:r-+--+-1--b!" l;r+-t- brlllloneo 38. Incite . 30. Notold \ 10. Narrow 1 I'O&<IW•Y V 41 : En1tlth rtver (p611. ) U.Fut *"" In 11133. 1. OIUI Wltlf bottle . f wlthtll r 3. Puha 1 1 otTunta \ , .....a.·.·u.;.....&~ . DAIL\' ORYPI'OttiO'I'E- ...,... bow lo worllltr 4X'IDLII,AAXR , ... .. .---' 11 L 0 .N 0 I' B L L 0 W .. One latter almply .tandt tor,aaott,tr. Jn thl• aampla A It uled tor the thNt L'1, X (or the \~ 0', etc. Stnrle letters, apo ... · trophtl, 'the lllftlth an4 formattc»~ ot th1 worda art all hU.ta. Eac:h dt.Y the to<tt lttt.en art dltf~t. ·~ ~,. ". Mw L ..- .. "'"'"'-"""I y·x v o .. . . AK MS FVY WI.TII'I'. ' W.loi-.;' Writer L .M Y 'K'I' : M u L v o 11: s M ,. , W'I'I:C .. ' M ~ BMJ'-SVo --· ()eyp~to• IT ~ ·NOT !'lll:ellSSARY TO IJJGII'r lPo CAND'LII1N '1'1111 IIlii'!':_ AllOEI<ftGN SU>NilY, . BioM•IdoOiir-~i;att;lt. . . "'"' . . wu 1 callor TV Romper .Room Toys Come To , Middleport Store . Q;.... .... loeall !If• 'ur· PUNTS u--• ""-· .r.. I FOR POP! ··. Brighter Day Secret Stonn Edge of Night The EHrly Show Your Esso RPporte!.• SporlJ Parade £ - WHTN-TV Channe1'13 b Mrs. Beulah Morris and Mrs. Helen Younce of Racine called on the Pickens aisten Sunday. Glen .WUll.te, Mr. and Mr~r. Ir.e. White ot CuUodea, w. Va., Mrs. Edward CUnningham of Charle!tton and Mrs. Chester Slmpson Df Racine were visitors over thll'. h<lliday with P. C. · Wolfe and family and enjoye~ a pit:nic' wl~h Gusta and ida Wolfe on Satur· day, Don Johnson wu among tbe graduates ·Of Radne High School and enjoyed a trip to New York Members of the Racine HiJh Sehool band enjoyed a wienP"' rout at PorUand Pack Monday evening. ayear when you're trying to aleep. abai>· , lng yo.u around like a r.ag t .o n. Fauna includes five·lncb cent!· pedes&.with which tourists 1001, I COme lo famiUar tet'IM. ADMIRALTY ISLANDS: Great flahlng, if )"'u like .croeodilea. NEW GUINEA : You ean't aee the woods for the ~ngus. Period· ically, herds of 11nta on tour ea1 their w.ay acnm the eou·n.trysld.e, theY have no speclaJ diet, · will eat your clothes off yaur bact or, If you .prefer, eat yOu and lea.r«' the c:l.othes standing there. Th! natives have Interesting hairdobright red and tumbleweed·b\IAhy NEW YORK: Tlle na~ves ·ar(' r>estle!ls bY nig1>t. Abo ,by dol', . NEW ZEALAIND: 'llle 'pi1Jl11 of Maori ds Mltorl. The Maori pro· nounee M!am'i "Mowry." Mood stU;,t out t.hek tongue• u 'I welcome· sign. Jnate.ad of •bakll't.J hands ...... a greetinl! they press nosef. iff YW ~lay • ~ur cardi right you can .p ress nt8BI ~wltb lady Maori guide named lbJrllll who once preued noses wt.th Mrs. Roosevelt. KOREA: People wllh delble should go to an ~d.i Uoned ' baf (Dr 1he summer. Kor&an air Is freighted at umea• . -~~~~~TilE ALJlU'l1ANS: V Dewey fog drives iiet NIR-Al-1. ~-~~ 'VRioi-I!NoS Q.I:)ICI!.. I>Ill) ' ~ 'fWO•Il#</ '!Ot.I!Oa. r -~>~w~ HaMil. ~<aP'IM'II ,--:= · --'lb~R:lA liN.FIQI.ITS .' ./'..A MQX MADE • SUMMER oa. C(UIIit7, berc. _ I $5.95 to $10.95 - Try Ill~ '"l'R>pical Glaze" fo• woodetfuJ, 11avor I Coat bam with a puto made by miling pineapple or onlii,P juice witb HARTLEY and BENNETT SHOE STORE .. of Marion i& his father Denver "MidtQe of Upper Dlotk" omo POMI!ROY The experts say: ·veWare of low'.eruif· hlrd.s; tbey never not even ,. ln the SUIT ~;:~~-selection of Wash ~ Dat:rons, Sizes. The ezperte have _, 'em .U. driven '<m .U. lallld 'am aD, and they- q:~~~t~-tbe pick of tbe field ia Plymoutb. So doD'& spend a pezmy 011 $34.95 SUMMER SLACKS $41-85 to' $8.85 . ru...,....w 11113' car until you've read tiJe fl1mo outh facto! right here, right llO!f--GIId driwA lilt ~~ ' • L&Z VALUE -WIRER SHOP liiB TYPE · Pl;)>otoowh , _ , ia fWd iD the Mobil1aa Eoonomy Rtm. ; ....... (lnt plaae IUr eo:inomy in ,-L'1aaJ Aulite division that ·~ oil the ...U·lmoWD )ow. prind mnl Plymouth il becauae we feel thalli offer• more and bet,w '" pro!Jtfl lhe bia economy cor of (be knr·prioe &ldl iranopnrt.Oa..,.vall'8 tlian any olbor 1967 car ..,..m. leoe of prioe.n ., ' $f9.95 up OVElALLS) I ECOHIY WINNER CAR LIFE the family · automqoliDe, 8UIII8up lbo Mid·Y... Report with a- wvft!s: "CAR LIFE -Plymouth . . . t!Gy'• O..r·all B<<l BOJI GIWEN, ELGIN al10 • ."i! •· t ~ANENTS I LIGHTEllS'- BILLFOLDS . \ MEN'S JEWELRY • , Hair · Stylli.g 0 "' • • . Uti . . . . . .• · ;~_ ;lf~~tir. Cu.,hag. WA . J' ' , al'iofl\ • · b•hovod lite a quoon, , ..fill)-.... ' •, . IJineering ' ' CARS Dell'• 1957~ ER'.$ advil1l08ll'lebt'' /Wo~ ' . •• • AN• NUAI> 1iveo PLYM· •OU1'H lite ''Style 1 o! ,lb!> Yeor Award," u : : : '.'Style Lead..- of tbe :Ameriam Automotive In· dUBtry ." Jilecolnition from of Plymouth's otylini, which hu make it tbe world'• waated car. went to ChJyaler 'Corporation, and Plymouth is tbeiJ: No. 1 car. It io for '"Superior Handling and Roadability Qualities," made pooliible by ToniaD- "' f9.rAUJh,e Family EnjoJ gr11t TV enterftlnment fmm Plymoufti I The ~~uP and IOYfl M o1 tho ,..,, "QAT£ Willi TilE ANGElS," stonlnl BEl'rY ~ ..d LAWIIENCE WEill'S "roP 111NL~ MD NEW TAUIIT:• TY '.T,..,t·d~HO~ BOX ' HANDURWINJtEi Tbel1157MOO'ORTREND Award IUr ''siinil1canl en· ' . , .•. . . \•, • . SHAI!FFI!R PENS . LJGNT·.:.;. COOL ~sA~ I)ALS. •' ..., lil'\1 ~d: ' •;;t u~Jauw '!lOti! Cfilo...,··~~ - · .· ~ba ntlil1! '"' 'JIOiir mSb;J; 116 ;.:,-hove :1> THE STORE OF HONEST • • YOD 'II 1aYe ~urtis noses ' •• ~. ' TheM' sboe1 are built for · comfort ...well •• sood looks! AU oize1, oil popular dif'ereot stylet. Compare Mr. and Mn. Emmett Small:-y of Middleport ealled on friends and relatives Wednesday. Mn. Robert OWens and datlgh- 1 ter, Mn.· Dolly Wolfe and Dallas Hill apenl Saturday with Mr. and Mra. D::aie HlU . ILooi_'C IA!lt'f- »JJ.\! ~ AIN ... NEW TRICK WITH HAM! WA.TCH ,.,.t out 'Whlrt .,.d hippo~. In .Juet elPt dt:ya from now, we •~<~ ll lloeil' Suad.tr ''"'"" :orn. wiU ltan·e OW' annual ewuty round • Garnet Chapman aad :lu.trlce, up day. 1 would like to see leV~ · W:. A. BleNID.J, )In;. Danlei Wei· al demOIIItrationa: and jpeeeh~• ..,..~ aDd Brelldt. Luter 'b Hr. ond lin. Leroy lloul • . • that day. Jr )'OU haven't tboutb1 about lt, you .tlll bave time to Mr•. Luvena Ralr6y neeJvd word of tllo birlh of 1 d.tupter, plen a Jptec:h . or drmooJtralioll Debra Anll to her lf.mddauJhler The demonlttation lbOuld be en Mra. Purdy, the fottDer SlUr I-!" or on , aafetY )'0\lr project Rou.1h, daupter or Mr. and Mra. theme. The demoa•ti'Jtidu tboulll . Bennie Rou.tl, West Col\lmbia. be not leu than tea, oor mor" Harley Bonecutter Nho b ! .nthan tatteen minutea, not eoun'.pJoyed on the river It apendillg a ly JHie _l'lcbne ln1 .et up time. A 1peecb 1hou!d few days with Ju. family. Mrs. Ada Brace, Kentuek)', Ia be five to .even minute. ir. llr. and M.ra. Tobey Myers spe.ndins a week wlth her aon.llen&th and sboultl be t:bosen were Sunday a:ueata of! Mr. and Edison Bnce and family. from llmong one ¢ the following Mrs. Dwight Gibbl. Engineer WlUlam Harman era- topie~ : played on the liver villted his 1 Wh 1 4-H Cl b w d: b Mra. Allen Proaer it 111. , Mr. and Mra. W. R. H.ay- do. .' Mu nd "11 Robert. Taylor and mother ca11· puenta m.. n. ne ~m: 11e, y n¥Uie a y ed on relative& In Point Pleasant CommUbtty. Sunday evenlna:. · VirgU Walker ll emplOyed at 2. Advant•Jet oi RID'al Li.vi:l '>: Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Roullb of the 't:emeat Bluet ~·· at Pome- -The 4-H Wa:r. West Colwnbia t~nd son · Ronnie roy. 3. ConteJ'\IaUon of our" Nstur •I spent Sunday with Mr1. Luv.e:t=t Mrs. L. • E. Pie tens of 'A thens Rainey of Board. 4.. How 4-H C)ub Work Contri Mr. and Mrs. Ive. Klnt bad AS •petit the put (ew day1 with relatives here and It Racine. butN to Good Clthenshlp. their 1ueat. Sunday Mrs. "Gior.ia Rev. Floyd Workman left llon · Briet notes may be ued i! you Hill, 11)0 and daughter Mr. anil wlah. You 1bould apeak fro r~ Mrs. S. C. Spainhoui'' and f~i:y day for eoofereaee. your 4-R e:.;perieoces. (Don't fo,.: all of Marmet and Ar('h Rotllb. tad Mra. Fred Shain of get tbat date, June 14, Time Mr. and Mra. Dal!aa y~·agt-r Rae. apent Memoritl Da)' at W1IWI Wllflll 10:00 A. M., Piau-Point Pleasof !Mason were eallerl · tn th.e lhei> tabln. , ant HlJb School Cafeteria.) home of Mr . .and Mrs. Arch Ye1eer and )ln. Cecil BleuinJ Sun· Virgil walker is etnplOJ· SHilTS I'IIHIDES day. Other eallers In the Bleninj ed lD, the •Minenville Post Oflit~. Robert Sbeeto preoldeat.""otidEdlton Brace ia apending a J home we~ Mr. ana . Mrr: c. E. ed at a meeting Tueaday night of two weeb vacation bere. Fry. Mlu Sally Rouob ol Eul J.o. tbe MeiJS bountr Beaale C1ub in tart Wll In over ni1bt JUett of the elubhouu near Hanil<lnville. There wu no important business Mr. and Mrs. Titus Pickeu. ' The Planll Cbureh wi•ted :r up for actlod. Memorial dinner at Letm. Mn. Dale Hill attended an in· apec,ion o• the Eutern Star lodge at Harrisonville. inland are two more-or-leas aotl•e voicav.c>ea-they're ·m«t actl ·, · !1\01 makeo lilm ohe of "LidJ Aoiqulth - oho . ~ New Haven sot.,..,.. ._.. 4M Cl. . - Than A Good luted. "I like-d tbe tt111e n1a1UIIe' 'tlllll .,., boppenlnv: •tffoy'N ,olna home'." 'bl NJIIed~ ,.,~ter 1 fbubd "=· llle sudlten ...... Of llaeil' broth IIUPILL II. I'IIIDDY Nothing Better . ·alltfl wu tuvlna. I wu tlabber. . •oce Blnoln1 roturaod "> the'r hom01 Ia lbe ltlte ol Wuhl..,. lon otter l>elq, <lolled hero by ..-114 of ll>o Toft BollfGI •ncl Wqno lllrll Sr. Kr. aod •Mn.. Leonard )tou1b Joltn~lo l'rJ and llmmle of New l:llven called on Mr. and llrs. C. E. Fry .....,., evnlac. .Mr. oncl lin. Fnd Jouob, II . Anne Frr of tlJiA. Jll., Mr. and Mra. Lulie lmitb of .Muoa ape•1t Sunday with Kr. and llb. CblrUe Moore It HUDliD&'tD9, tbe f_.,tl• er Sadie RoLUIJ of Grehem Statio 1 Mn. Iva Botton and lhri&bt Glbbl hne been att.tndlDI' cour t In Pl. Pleuant .., they are Orl. •• PtaniWtl Inc:...., "I felt al 1111 belli nilhl," ·he reealll. '1. Will aolh& tlit&-so well that aa 1 pll,)'ed ·1 wa• tblnk· in• ov~ what encoret 1'8 live •em. Jt we• a rreat nt.bt, and , I flaw-ed l'd do taur or five en- 1 c:orea. "At .the' encl of my recital there waa •1\ enormoWJ outbW'tt of appla~.tH. Peopl• stood · and ahouted 'bravot• 1 )eft the •tale, returned, took I boW, left ataln - add then tbtire. wu •lJene•. The applause it.Opj)ed. : I Went out. 'ind the aU'dl- -~ 2. Covered Olive Ingraham the worhJ'• are··~ mUllett perfonnen.J'la his b lilina wit aDd love of the humor f life. HJI blue '!!yes duct w~en he t,u. a story. · Ulll:'t the Oftt _.,.,ut bla dtar h'lend Lady AIIIQulth, wh~ eame to a concert 'tie ~ave U\ London, back 3&. Lup DoWN Radio Dial w•• • 2!l. Manpt dol 27. Dourhnut. (alan&) .10. Slnllt unit . 31 . Poatertor . , 32. Onek latter ~ 33. River • (Chin.) ' ., 34. ArmOred ve1ilc:lt 3!1. Ptrf()rrq On Your Record Success ~k.JT.~IIi I>Jd dlildrea.· 1NN recent ruuta ' 11r. ancl - · WIIUam Broca. 11«1, Cltlude, -'-I on4 Cl.•r the m«~ve. Kra. ADDa Fry ~ Dllnols l• A. a pu.blle service • tbl1 time vllltlD1 h~ brother, ired R.ouah here are 10me euerpta lrom and other relatlnw. "Quia's Ha'nd,y He,ira JUnta", • Kra. Etta l"ry and M.ra. M•Y briefease-siJe compendttn ln RoLtSh ape.n t Bat.urday wltb E]h Wblch that no-doubt noted travel Blellina. wrttfw IC'I"Ubt off tome far-away Mn. VirJinla Sayre of )laaon apott whleb hlwe awum before was tbe cueat of ){r. and Mra. hia, eye,s , t.or Year$. Afcll Rouali ·rue•7 nic-bt Note: SOme of thele pllees Rev. w. s . Btllltpl of Pofht were · vhiled under oUI'IIef!mly «M· Pleuan~ wu the din~ IUelt • I fli'J'tion.a 'b indq~ U. M-. Luveaa Ralne•· It would be worth your whUe ~.. -bt~or~.!'psu~ ~ Salu~" ~...., an• u take your eblldreD to Me tbe ere may w · caUed on the CharUe Brown etde display of toya, pl17 gyms, C?UADALCANAL: Olwmin& I fi1Dil)o, Mn: May Rolllb, Mrs. tenll, play PIJ:Oll up to family liu.· tropu:al ltell·type paradite n'l~ Ethel Fry. and Ella Blenlng. 'Emle Grlntm aDd family celled A eomplelfl line of Romper \oo iar below eqJMtor to escape ft(lom Supplies in a &ettina: ot car- i1s influence. AIWI)IJ aeema tB on ttle Walter ~iend famhJ nival atm01pbere that a ehllt;l be steamed ·up about .aom.etbiD( Suncbr eve.nine. lovea, ia OR dllplay, at Fife Refril:· 'l'Oflll&ta are ·advised · to take , ~e Ll!dtea Aid of Board Rap-<!ration (beUiw Hlth · Stbool in a~ong their own aJr. The Ult Church met · Weduesday tbe Middleport). Flfe's Javite& your m:r o~ seema to be all lteMn 15th wJt~ 'Mrl. Luvena Rainey. c.hildren to •wing and slide an.yabd no OX)'feb. · Mr. a~d lin. Danlfll Weigan I tlme. Nor.thern cout aUordl maJDI: of Hun_tlnrton .spent the weeke•Ld Open evenings. {Pd. Adv.) .fic:ent view of a.uorted ru~ty, half with Mn. Gamet C11apman and ~iiiiiiiiiiii~iij~ ll!iqnk 'ship hulb. OwinC to pn- Ina We-lpl)d. • erous: wanmb of cUmate. nn clat.biJlg ~atsoever I• aeeded- · · except ·a fuJl.tengt.h · tnOIQUito Dill for botb day and night wear. NEW GEORGIA: ~ Gutd.tl· canal. BOUGJUNVILLE: Beautiful empress Augusta BaY obas nlc., sur{ .and swlfteat u·ndettow eve·r 1· felt, outside Niqaa F.all!!. Ju.ft Daily on 990 spot DAI'L Y CROSSWORD Eful. OD 11:50 a.m. I .pen! Friday Cedi """'"' !lfrw LQn. Mit ' N OUDbat • CHANNEL 13 THURS. F.W VORK- Tht reputed eopht•ttcatlon of tt!~ New Yorker alwa)''S hu been a aoum• llf merriment to many outla.nda·s, who hl""t ::-:.JJy enll say ··New York'!' It's pt more ··~ : kere per · ~·.t: art foot than Peoria." Today 1'··-. been pond .. r\ng the phenomenon ot the r''l': ;ntru•• In J.lan• i:a tlan, and I am wonderln.t ll m&)!bt our country coualn ls::'t o•d;t r. ~!l!r ;:,11. Thtl u· ~r.:lir and apr1n1 theN bll " " ' an &1· most unprecedented emigration to Gotham ot French female atngert, aoma of them undeniably tall!lnted- but almost all or them unlntelllllble to the average man (whoever he 111 who either doeen't know tile Gallic Wneut or forcot U. Lht day arter he (lull ~ollegt. So whal'a happened? The Parttla-. doll .. ~o Juliette ONco apeclellze In lawn-mower coltrurel and stlrk, un• Not 11 wont relieved black burlap saCks for drtue.. havt tn Bnullah.! been packln& the chic cofl'" houtu tor monthl. Ju1t lal a Frent:h dame step onto & ntrht club ftoor, look Ukt a frl&hlened tawn an4 eay haltln(ly, "Theu ees a IHt .. IODJ' about a dog and bees mefatrull, who 11- how you say tn Amerlcalnet- -.en hwe weeth thees han'110rne man ... "- juat let bit 10 tJu•ouJ'h that. rnuune, and ahe'l home free. She chantl away 1111 fluent l'rehch, which mlghl jult •• well be ftuent Annentan for all ll'te Hntie lt make• to the cub .;uttomen, an4 the)' clap madly and order mo... chamraane. ' Jf, Reactivation Of War Time Bases Curtta YOU(II of 1\'ltll tllo" f..,.,.. .w.,., Recalls Notes From The Pacific llil. ~d BrtrWn HoU3epart~ Bil Payoff Bob Crosby Show ot.' • .,_ •n4 1\11'1. WIJnt :Hu1. v.. . o•Mr.Columb<lo - • JI!IMII of Ill ' R. A. lll<iiiiiN; -""" Loollo ol Olotrl.- Uicl douptor, llro. 5:30 ' :45 5:55 Weathern;~an 6:00 Aetion 6:15 Douglas 'Edwards Yutulil 6•30 Sgt. Pr~rton of the - 7:00 Bob Cummings 7:30 Climax 8:30 Playbouse 90 10:00 Up-to·tbe-mlnute News 10:05 Scanning the Weather W:lO The L~te Show: I JM,VJ;N, W:. ·s. IICiioo for UN IOd - Middleport .. ' ' • . .. :the Cc,r.of Verified } I . VczlU~~ ,, ~ {· • �.. .. , • ·---~ ··· · ' --··· '- ' ~Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 5, 1957 , Lew.b Bennett and lber. ored to Pertlnd, ., ace[J'\Orial D•)' to lttend I 111'4)' plcnl"t. ' Mr. and Ml•. Doaald Qu.ilfnberry of Athen1 1pent lhC! w.eek end with her pirent1, llr. 1nd Kn SPORTS DESK .. ----· - ---- .. ... - wo Tosses 'No·H·itter' I'IN! .Dtdlff s-citlel , ... • - -t- - - Christian Science Leaders Nome New Church President 0-lltnry. Mr. 1nd Mrs. JamN &V•• of Letart Yli'lted Mr. and M11. 1'. o o"uq, SUnday. ¥r. and Mn. Geor1r Burn• and Beverly and Cb8eyL, went to Obarlellton or. Monday and ~pent tb, day shopping and vbltmg relatlvea. Mrs . JOhn Tt>'la-r and MiJJ Jean Gilmore of Sycamore, Ohio, was vlf!lting Mr. attd Mr1. Earl Henry on Thuraday evenint~ . daugbl~~r~, By Chel Ta111111blll Mr. and .Mr1. Ned Jien.J'f and Mr. and Mel. J<"'erris Justia went up ~ lhe Hoflman Ce-metery near Un•on on Tuesday evening. Mr. and ltl'$. Arthur F'ld: of Pomeroy, ~.. viliting Mr. and Mrs. Ned HeRry recentl,y. · Ned Henry and Rerris Justi 1 of Mason wall in Point PJeaeant on Tuesday on bJJiiness. Mr. ahd Mrs. 0 . C. Greenlee of Mlddleprtrt, were callina: on Mr. and Mr&. Ned Henry on Thn'I'Sday. Geor,te Burns was in Leon on TriC)' Thursday. s1uer of tbe Lea;gue, taid gue unifol\mS er needed ordered lor The after lt ~ eurre•t drlve !.!ISS Mabel Lucas of nam 00 President of Tlte M 'I her Churc h. The Fint Chureh .' Christ Scler\tist in ~ston, Ma"', 1t w~s announced toda,-. Active in vartou& capacitle!l in the ChristiiHl Scier-ce- movemen: . she is a naUVe ol lbho and g;'t'w up in Spokane. W1t&hln,~Cton . She joined The Mother Chunh i 1 1900 and for many yean has de· voted her toll time tG the pubtic practice of Chrlslian SciencP Milll$ healing. Selfion Flcrning, co-owner ol ••.• 0111 , . , ·::.· FATHER'S DAY JUNE 16 on the Banks of llle BeliiiiN.J'~ ~'iyr_ HOTEL MAittlN ro~;~t·s GIVE 111111 SPORt SHIRTS $1.9S up Polished Colton Ivy League Baseball Results PANTS .. · · ·· -· $3.95 \ Washable-Tan & Blaok PUTTER PANTS SUMMER SLACKS 26 17 ···7~): we $6.95 up Palm Beach Bahia weave Ch icugo 21 26 .488 .422 (Il l, 28 .:149 12 1.~ 13 27 THE SPORTS CINRR W Chicago New York . . .' , · MATE~IA~ IHC9RPQRATED -GIVE DAD . In Tile Hearl of Maaon Cit)' . ' Phone SP-35154 ·• ·, Mason Cily, W.Va. :l:S 18 .58 1 Wf'th the MT.OLIVE 1 .\ ' Thoy'ro oil! AU tluee low-pri<ed. truckt are lined up at the bottom of a test grade eqUal to the ~ h!fl in San Francisoo. The fla,_• drops. and th•s gruelin.J ~ of cllm.bine power· is officially underway. Dodge tabo an early lead. ' I L Pet. 12 .7117 2~ ·other 1wil•·pdced trucks I the Bible Les..-;on Comm1t- tee whicH prepares the Le.'l!lon· SermDns used by an Christ in,, Science ehurcbes for their Sunday Jervice!. • • • the BU LOVA.._President ,.-- -- - ~ ~- -.. ' I ' 1: A t ' •" 851 C le~·eland .o STYLE-MART Breeze-Light Boston . . . . . · nf'lfO!I Kans1u; City nnhimore SUIT WashingtOn 23 2S 22 19 SIX'- 1~ Is ' 23 25 \88 2ft3t . 48~ 9 .432 11 'h A:19 12 .Stu 16 ThuraHy's hm•• . hlft $US " E. Main $., Hew Futhlture rot · ~ ABOvE orlef ~cli~plng tells you ~ds $299l00 BAKER ... al>out !be '57. Biliclt. , ... ' J . - -~, It tells you we went all dill ftl 'i:diks thiS tar. cOmpletely new-yet w&dldil'tiiatirlllee a Sino jjle B.lick llrtue. ' · · ' So you stlll gel tjlat.unmlftak~bie' Buick styling. . You still getthat blf·~ p .tlild !iOmll>.:t -1!1<1 that solid Biilol'tl~lt· •· .' · BostQn at Chlca. o Ballimore at Kansa.a Cit)' nlJht Wa..t~hlpgl...on N~w at Detroit 'ork at Glevelind. .suns from $6.50 TIES taoo ...tiOO~ ..t5'oo ...4tOoo liWELRY, RILLFOLDS, BELTS by Swank -'t· . . What y011 have to do II get ln. tltj; ear aild drlve it. •Drlw i(~u,nd tlie bloek, tl\rough lbwn, out Oil t~ bl~way. A~tially ful What happens when 'you preu the gas pedat ruin the stebtlllf wMel, ~ouch th<ll~ li!IW!tflll: newb~S. ' .- . Tlien-aJid-n.ot ttU ~:awdf )'dlr Jcijdw,whf · rolb,, cal), thla~"the tl..a. eli ...irfN... ' . ' ,. ~\If~ tir tl!a~~~ol;lt.i!I'A ~' ·., I droup~ew elperl~~ .; . • Yiilt .., a ltro•)•f'ti!.fttrftl•~ !hat'I dlffer.i.t ......,.. • from $1.00 ' · -~ 'nul '~Mil ~Ice ~ ciia Jive you. l)y f~ g. I B'lt you ~9 siio ®ti!~4:~~te' inJth!i, .. .tllill.. . ~ decirtr fit • .,.,, r.lt lt;l'fl1\ Wash and Wear. Tropical Worsteds by · Arrow, Subt!rba Pomeroy 19 .848 6\1 22 .IU 1 H , York 7 ClevtJ:and 4 Chiugn 1 Bo~to ~ 0. 10 lnn. w.ashlngton 4 Detroit 3 Baltimore 9 KarliD City '1 b,Y Arttow, Alrllan, Cooper . COLLINS J~WELRY .Wbere Your Confidenoe JuatlftOO · 83 l'.ew SPORT COATS SHilTS ~lracle of JNIN -lfiiR watch' deolg~ ...Mod.. 111-oted . f49!5Q othoro to •100o0 310 \OfJ- ft 6 2 WANT $OM! CAS"' ' Pick up your preso!ription us. A great many people entrust us with tbe responsibility of filling their prescriptions.' May we com}lou.nd youFs? . If shopping near ( 6nr- .w~~eet.. , Words won't eSC)Ir\1 • < · t • SUMMER ROBES · SWDi TRUNKS .... ..... .. ......... $4.95 • Sot:KS DOWNIE-GROSS,· ln,c. 1 ~· < · · llfilll' ilome or .Arrow Pt111eroy • ' Shlrta ~ .:;... ~ · . '~ i •' ' ainll-new etlgine, a comP,letely ile1f will OOIIveY this· WALKING SHORTS ' HANDKER.CIIIEPS e STRAW liA TS by PORTIS .E. DOD&f .~.rto~s \ • 325. 13 ' LOOK• r '. '!'he Family Auto Mag~ne , 0 ·'~ W~tch or See actual mad-test proof! ~.' EXE ,C UTIVEi Says CAR, ~I~E, \ ''!! Tue1day'1 R"ults nrooklyn 7 Chicago 5 Philadtdphia 3 Cinclnn uli Pitts hur~h 5 St. Lou l.s 4 N~w York 8 M ~lwoukcc7 Thursday's ' fbme, Chlcaa:o at Brooklyn, ni ~ hl Milwaukee at New York Clnclnnalt ut Philadelphia, SL t:.auls at PlllsbUrih AMIRICAN LIAOUE SPORT SUIT $39.95 Swlnl Trunk• . . . •us up Autheri••·Maqrqbr Sportlnt Gaod1 Oealtr t3 Mill St. Middleport .605 17 ~9~ 2 18 .571 a Brooklyn 25 MilwaUkee . . 24 , t. Louts 2() New York . ... . JQ Pittsburg h Hi, by Slyle Mart I 28 1A .1136 Phila<lelphla Jy Rates. ~ TeellY .. -The BY UNITED PRESS Ci ncinnati =· . · her , NATIONAL LEAGUE W l Pet. $2.98 • Mayor Stoodoff In Talks With Dodgers, Giants All Rooms Air Cooled s. o. PirrY HOGG & ZUSPAN All Clean, G~f ~ · ' ygth Rubnlng Hot aR.d COJd W. t, ·alio :ftLvate Bath I at Reasonable PriCU, 11'io & Month;. • appointment was announced bY The Chri::~tian Science Board of Directorfi at tb Annual Meetlng of the C.hrl.!ltla n Science chuPcll. The tenn <Jf office is one year. She succeeds Clifford A. Woodard of Ca mbridge, Mass. A charter member of t~ Chri~~" tia n Selene~ otganization a~ Simmons conege, she has served as Second Resder of a branch church and ai!IO bas been a me1n· -----· z_ 'm~ FREE ........... $115 clubhouse Monday night nnd th '• b~en Min Lu_cu' ......... Zl erea Moore's Stores, was a guest of the lzaak Walton Club at the Ellen Brookline, Mas&., has " Em~l Coverl, Manager 111'4 J:, Mllil lit •• Phone 111 · Pomeroy --- . ' SWISHER:LOHSE DRUG STORE ·' '' E. Main Sl. • Ponaeray PRESCRIPTION • •' ' . CHEMISTS . • Your Doda• trUck Haler has P.rool that Dodge leads in IIICIIIY ways. Come in •• , see other calfified fast·photo sequen1es •• , and take a demonslndtoo ridel ODGE Quotation by W. Longfellow H~mry 'i (1110'7-1882) • Copit'lght 19$7 (4W3l \ \ • • MOST POWIR OF lOW-PRKm3 • �.. .. , • ·---~ ··· · ' --··· '- ' ~Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 5, 1957 , Lew.b Bennett and lber. ored to Pertlnd, ., ace[J'\Orial D•)' to lttend I 111'4)' plcnl"t. ' Mr. and Ml•. Doaald Qu.ilfnberry of Athen1 1pent lhC! w.eek end with her pirent1, llr. 1nd Kn SPORTS DESK .. ----· - ---- .. ... - wo Tosses 'No·H·itter' I'IN! .Dtdlff s-citlel , ... • - -t- - - Christian Science Leaders Nome New Church President 0-lltnry. Mr. 1nd Mrs. JamN &V•• of Letart Yli'lted Mr. and M11. 1'. o o"uq, SUnday. ¥r. and Mn. Geor1r Burn• and Beverly and Cb8eyL, went to Obarlellton or. Monday and ~pent tb, day shopping and vbltmg relatlvea. Mrs . JOhn Tt>'la-r and MiJJ Jean Gilmore of Sycamore, Ohio, was vlf!lting Mr. attd Mr1. Earl Henry on Thuraday evenint~ . daugbl~~r~, By Chel Ta111111blll Mr. and .Mr1. Ned Jien.J'f and Mr. and Mel. J<"'erris Justia went up ~ lhe Hoflman Ce-metery near Un•on on Tuesday evening. Mr. and ltl'$. Arthur F'ld: of Pomeroy, ~.. viliting Mr. and Mrs. Ned HeRry recentl,y. · Ned Henry and Rerris Justi 1 of Mason wall in Point PJeaeant on Tuesday on bJJiiness. Mr. ahd Mrs. 0 . C. Greenlee of Mlddleprtrt, were callina: on Mr. and Mr&. Ned Henry on Thn'I'Sday. Geor,te Burns was in Leon on TriC)' Thursday. s1uer of tbe Lea;gue, taid gue unifol\mS er needed ordered lor The after lt ~ eurre•t drlve !.!ISS Mabel Lucas of nam 00 President of Tlte M 'I her Churc h. The Fint Chureh .' Christ Scler\tist in ~ston, Ma"', 1t w~s announced toda,-. Active in vartou& capacitle!l in the ChristiiHl Scier-ce- movemen: . she is a naUVe ol lbho and g;'t'w up in Spokane. W1t&hln,~Cton . She joined The Mother Chunh i 1 1900 and for many yean has de· voted her toll time tG the pubtic practice of Chrlslian SciencP Milll$ healing. Selfion Flcrning, co-owner ol ••.• 0111 , . , ·::.· FATHER'S DAY JUNE 16 on the Banks of llle BeliiiiN.J'~ ~'iyr_ HOTEL MAittlN ro~;~t·s GIVE 111111 SPORt SHIRTS $1.9S up Polished Colton Ivy League Baseball Results PANTS .. · · ·· -· $3.95 \ Washable-Tan & Blaok PUTTER PANTS SUMMER SLACKS 26 17 ···7~): we $6.95 up Palm Beach Bahia weave Ch icugo 21 26 .488 .422 (Il l, 28 .:149 12 1.~ 13 27 THE SPORTS CINRR W Chicago New York . . .' , · MATE~IA~ IHC9RPQRATED -GIVE DAD . In Tile Hearl of Maaon Cit)' . ' Phone SP-35154 ·• ·, Mason Cily, W.Va. :l:S 18 .58 1 Wf'th the MT.OLIVE 1 .\ ' Thoy'ro oil! AU tluee low-pri<ed. truckt are lined up at the bottom of a test grade eqUal to the ~ h!fl in San Francisoo. The fla,_• drops. and th•s gruelin.J ~ of cllm.bine power· is officially underway. Dodge tabo an early lead. ' I L Pet. 12 .7117 2~ ·other 1wil•·pdced trucks I the Bible Les..-;on Comm1t- tee whicH prepares the Le.'l!lon· SermDns used by an Christ in,, Science ehurcbes for their Sunday Jervice!. • • • the BU LOVA.._President ,.-- -- - ~ ~- -.. ' I ' 1: A t ' •" 851 C le~·eland .o STYLE-MART Breeze-Light Boston . . . . . · nf'lfO!I Kans1u; City nnhimore SUIT WashingtOn 23 2S 22 19 SIX'- 1~ Is ' 23 25 \88 2ft3t . 48~ 9 .432 11 'h A:19 12 .Stu 16 ThuraHy's hm•• . hlft $US " E. Main $., Hew Futhlture rot · ~ ABOvE orlef ~cli~plng tells you ~ds $299l00 BAKER ... al>out !be '57. Biliclt. , ... ' J . - -~, It tells you we went all dill ftl 'i:diks thiS tar. cOmpletely new-yet w&dldil'tiiatirlllee a Sino jjle B.lick llrtue. ' · · ' So you stlll gel tjlat.unmlftak~bie' Buick styling. . You still getthat blf·~ p .tlild !iOmll>.:t -1!1<1 that solid Biilol'tl~lt· •· .' · BostQn at Chlca. o Ballimore at Kansa.a Cit)' nlJht Wa..t~hlpgl...on N~w at Detroit 'ork at Glevelind. .suns from $6.50 TIES taoo ...tiOO~ ..t5'oo ...4tOoo liWELRY, RILLFOLDS, BELTS by Swank -'t· . . What y011 have to do II get ln. tltj; ear aild drlve it. •Drlw i(~u,nd tlie bloek, tl\rough lbwn, out Oil t~ bl~way. A~tially ful What happens when 'you preu the gas pedat ruin the stebtlllf wMel, ~ouch th<ll~ li!IW!tflll: newb~S. ' .- . Tlien-aJid-n.ot ttU ~:awdf )'dlr Jcijdw,whf · rolb,, cal), thla~"the tl..a. eli ...irfN... ' . ' ,. ~\If~ tir tl!a~~~ol;lt.i!I'A ~' ·., I droup~ew elperl~~ .; . • Yiilt .., a ltro•)•f'ti!.fttrftl•~ !hat'I dlffer.i.t ......,.. • from $1.00 ' · -~ 'nul '~Mil ~Ice ~ ciia Jive you. l)y f~ g. I B'lt you ~9 siio ®ti!~4:~~te' inJth!i, .. .tllill.. . ~ decirtr fit • .,.,, r.lt lt;l'fl1\ Wash and Wear. Tropical Worsteds by · Arrow, Subt!rba Pomeroy 19 .848 6\1 22 .IU 1 H , York 7 ClevtJ:and 4 Chiugn 1 Bo~to ~ 0. 10 lnn. w.ashlngton 4 Detroit 3 Baltimore 9 KarliD City '1 b,Y Arttow, Alrllan, Cooper . COLLINS J~WELRY .Wbere Your Confidenoe JuatlftOO · 83 l'.ew SPORT COATS SHilTS ~lracle of JNIN -lfiiR watch' deolg~ ...Mod.. 111-oted . f49!5Q othoro to •100o0 310 \OfJ- ft 6 2 WANT $OM! CAS"' ' Pick up your preso!ription us. A great many people entrust us with tbe responsibility of filling their prescriptions.' May we com}lou.nd youFs? . If shopping near ( 6nr- .w~~eet.. , Words won't eSC)Ir\1 • < · t • SUMMER ROBES · SWDi TRUNKS .... ..... .. ......... $4.95 • Sot:KS DOWNIE-GROSS,· ln,c. 1 ~· < · · llfilll' ilome or .Arrow Pt111eroy • ' Shlrta ~ .:;... ~ · . '~ i •' ' ainll-new etlgine, a comP,letely ile1f will OOIIveY this· WALKING SHORTS ' HANDKER.CIIIEPS e STRAW liA TS by PORTIS .E. DOD&f .~.rto~s \ • 325. 13 ' LOOK• r '. '!'he Family Auto Mag~ne , 0 ·'~ W~tch or See actual mad-test proof! ~.' EXE ,C UTIVEi Says CAR, ~I~E, \ ''!! Tue1day'1 R"ults nrooklyn 7 Chicago 5 Philadtdphia 3 Cinclnn uli Pitts hur~h 5 St. Lou l.s 4 N~w York 8 M ~lwoukcc7 Thursday's ' fbme, Chlcaa:o at Brooklyn, ni ~ hl Milwaukee at New York Clnclnnalt ut Philadelphia, SL t:.auls at PlllsbUrih AMIRICAN LIAOUE SPORT SUIT $39.95 Swlnl Trunk• . . . •us up Autheri••·Maqrqbr Sportlnt Gaod1 Oealtr t3 Mill St. Middleport .605 17 ~9~ 2 18 .571 a Brooklyn 25 MilwaUkee . . 24 , t. Louts 2() New York . ... . JQ Pittsburg h Hi, by Slyle Mart I 28 1A .1136 Phila<lelphla Jy Rates. ~ TeellY .. -The BY UNITED PRESS Ci ncinnati =· . · her , NATIONAL LEAGUE W l Pet. $2.98 • Mayor Stoodoff In Talks With Dodgers, Giants All Rooms Air Cooled s. o. PirrY HOGG & ZUSPAN All Clean, G~f ~ · ' ygth Rubnlng Hot aR.d COJd W. t, ·alio :ftLvate Bath I at Reasonable PriCU, 11'io & Month;. • appointment was announced bY The Chri::~tian Science Board of Directorfi at tb Annual Meetlng of the C.hrl.!ltla n Science chuPcll. The tenn <Jf office is one year. She succeeds Clifford A. Woodard of Ca mbridge, Mass. A charter member of t~ Chri~~" tia n Selene~ otganization a~ Simmons conege, she has served as Second Resder of a branch church and ai!IO bas been a me1n· -----· z_ 'm~ FREE ........... $115 clubhouse Monday night nnd th '• b~en Min Lu_cu' ......... Zl erea Moore's Stores, was a guest of the lzaak Walton Club at the Ellen Brookline, Mas&., has " Em~l Coverl, Manager 111'4 J:, Mllil lit •• Phone 111 · Pomeroy --- . ' SWISHER:LOHSE DRUG STORE ·' '' E. Main Sl. • Ponaeray PRESCRIPTION • •' ' . CHEMISTS . • Your Doda• trUck Haler has P.rool that Dodge leads in IIICIIIY ways. Come in •• , see other calfified fast·photo sequen1es •• , and take a demonslndtoo ridel ODGE Quotation by W. Longfellow H~mry 'i (1110'7-1882) • Copit'lght 19$7 (4W3l \ \ • • MOST POWIR OF lOW-PRKm3 • �• . / • Meigs-Co Farm Youtft TOtJr Area · On Co-Op Trip FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT 'ADS ' • RATES 1 Cfllta per word, one Jnsution. Minimum cbar1e ~ ......... eentr per word lor three consecutive insert1ona. lpeela.l - One manth lot 25 cents per word. J'\111 nte of 2 centa; per word will be charged ~or advert..lalnl ll ~paid for before tbe 15th of each month followmg lnsertaon. J:inn lo Advertisiag--Shoold be reported immediately. The .Dail)' Sentinel 'dU aot be re~ponsible for mo11e than one locorl'f'c't luertion. Clid of Thanh and Special Noticu or Events Sl.OO, Obituariel pu.bllthed at 1 cent per word. . METROPOLITAN ' VENETIAN BLINDS , Match Stick dra,pes and shades . roll·up P?rch shales, (']oth·nylon , awnmgs, :Y; J;';;"i~ the v~c-i;it;o[ Pon.~ Porch Vallance, Electric fans, roy, a beautifu l Spinet Pian()o all kinds. Dale Wippel SujJply, which will be taken back and J 2 15 Uniun '\Vt' ., Pomeroy. wUI sell a, a great gav ings to 6 5 lmop anyone in need of .!uc h a ptano . :;:'-,---· -- --..,.--"7" Write or call for rurthcr ~cta i is APEX !\piral washin~ machine with to Paul r. Pfaff . Credi t Adjust· pump, excc/ll!nl condition, new or. c·o Ht>aton 's Music Store, !!iO galva nized rinne tul), with plas· North Hi gh St ., Coiumbu~. Ohio. tic ho.'li! , $50. C11 !1 Middleport, Phone Cap• Lal 16737. Ea:-;y terms f\Ol! ·J 1tft.Pr 5 P. M. or write old piano a';ccii~ed as trade-ln. Box <t!!7, Pomeroy. 6 3 3tc 6 t; 6tc --WANTFO - l'nl and colored glau ·--c·old china. Call 61SR·M cvenirfgs. on and after this date, June ~. 5 18 tl 1g57, 1 shall nut he responsible ---·-----'--~ for debts contraclcrl by anyone MAGIC CHEF gas- range, cheap, other than myself. 6 ~ 3tc Phun c 512.X. Robert J. Hawley 6:) 3tp 10 in . Tilting Arbur bench saw and 6 in. jl,intcr Bot~ for $235. JITNEY SUPPER, Friday, June 7, Char les Reute r, rum croy. starting at ~:30 P. M. at Long 6 0 3tp Bottom Srhool House, spon· sorcd by Riv(•rvicw · Council D. on-,-,-,-,~~-.r-.. -.,-~·,ug-,, $-lo-o.ro of A. Lod ~c. 6 $ 2tc One five ntcce {)tlk kitch~n set, 6 :) 6\.c $15.00. One apartment size cook stove, $15 MiddieJJurt 007ri·J. REVIVAL MEETING at Hazel 6 5 3tp Community C~urch !lart.iu g 1 -~-·--+ J·:ne 3 wlth Evangelist, Rev . Tomnto Planb-hr~c pink, Mcx1. Erne11t Thom811; Pastor, Dm.q. can~S, non·.acid, east of sc hool lat Circle. 1!·3HJtc William Holmes, Syracuse. ---- 6·4·3tc REWARD - for Information lead· _, - - -- - - - - - ing to the appreh4fllsion ol the 2 year old full str•rk Guernsey motorlat t!lat dlmaged my lol Heifer, fre ~h l sl of August. Lee In Beach Grove Cemetery. G. W. KnoUs, Itt. 33. 6 3 3tp Grindley, Syracu!le. l'hone 36t2. 6 3 3tp Aluminum combination storm and screen windows and doors. Steel •, and alumlnu~n awnings and can· H.. dquartep. for OJliQs. C11.1l WiiHall, Ra,dford, ·~\1 L.un•ge - Lan~£ed.llr Rock Sprioga, ' 1:1 .2 lmop. ; e1~ - t.Au Window P'.anS-FriJidaitf.. Refd1erator1. GRAVP.T,Y TRACTO !t SAI.ES and •atcer 'urnlfur•, Mlcklleporl, Ohio Service. H. A, l<~inlow, 512 .E. 4 29 I( Ma Jn St., Pomeroy. 4 27 tt - - IEi I l.ost 6 Found __ one ahoat, Mlddf~porl, Ellii!T RO OM n well inu. nrwly contact R1ch Qualls . Phone rlf'cornt1•d msi,lc ami nut, large II n 3tp Int. witlun 5 min . W<1lk fr om 6238·M. LosT·-:.. bill(old, wllh ap· Court Hou.~f.'. A. N Bengel, prox\m&tely S8().00, Saturday In ~ roy ~ rho__:ac 31 0·M. -~f Pomeroy. Reward. Mrs. Kenneth APAnTMENT. 3 rooms, hut h. 156 DeLong, R~. 1, Pomero)'. 6 4 3tp Mulberry Av~.• Zana Baxter LOsT - Naw-;- 18bJ Auto Services - --- 1 -·-----~ HOUSE l. H. kAWLI.rtlOS SONS 00.- '24 baur "frtrker Serv ce. Day Phone 022'f, Nlaat Phone 1030.X. OODGE • .PLYMOUTH a1 DE.U.&IIS, U -- "4 31 P AND LAUGE LOT on Wat er St in Syracuse, $3 ~ 00 per month Call 4~2 Pomeroy. '--.,. SLEEPING UOOM for Ml l. Call 388-Y. 6 4 3tp For Rr!nl - Extension . Ladden, Scaffold b ; ard11, Drop Clotba. Clinton Fi sher, Mi<Jdleport. 11158 Olds Super "88" 2 dr. Hor I Phone 626~X. 111 tf' Top, f2,393.00. Only l3 ,M l -----'-mUe1, bydramaUc, Jmwcr steer For r ent · 1:!eetrlc wallpape:ln1 1011 brake~~ . Bhcttn Rr'~. Clintuil Fiaber, Mid· rteAnuJr. Pomeroy. · 11·'l t ·5tc olcpo• t. l'h o265·X JJ.t" l NB PooUac V8 2 dr. Sedan. ~room apartment, 218"' Main St., $2,290.00. Only 3.878 mtlcs, h H Pomeroy. Call 2!51 or see Dr. K. never been eold. Blaotlnar ~. 5 22 lf D. Amshury, Pomeroy. 0·3Htr (8 I Auto Soles • - ---- 1901J Dod1e VB Cwtum Royal 4 dr. 'Sedan. $1,096.00. Powc · 1turtna, brakes, windowa, H &. H. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. If.!!I.ole ==Rollney Downing ,.,.. ----- Quilting Bee Is Held By La'diesAid Reol Estohl Broker 1/1ode ftJ lie nHo~~or~~orLoto" WE BUY Donothon-Joyce WeddingToBe Event Of June 28 1 1 . OHIO .YALLEY s JUNK CO. Middleport Fire Dept ~Auxiliary . 0'8RIEN & CROW ·. Picnich Held Raahy Company ' I $5.80 gal. $1.?2 qt. Ebersbach Hardwate °· I--=====::;::.== ==:::..Legal Notice known .u Franklt. dc'd, . SP Parler. 1 ;v~ro~m~o~•:_;•~nd~Sa~n~dr~t~B~re~w~l~n~at~o~n~. ..;s~u~n~d~ay~a~ft~er~n~oo~n~.;;.;;;;;;.;;;.;;;;;;;; Attorneya for AdmlnliJU'atrix •\. l '' ' TK BI.CYCLES • ,. e .Huffy. HI .Sic - • f,4o1Kirch .. . ' .• ~h~}~~ . ' 'f • •• ' t RADIO • TI!LII\"DllON SEIW!CI!, Phon.. f.JO, Cte?11\d Applia~e TWO GOOD WOKK COLTS, 2 & 3 Store, 1 Lei W. M.alD St., Pomii!II'Of ,., old. Will mtke rood young 2-23·11_ team. Kenntth Hartley, Bunker - .:L_ -- - HlU, PomerO)'. Cllll •ny evenin1 tiler 8 P. II, 8 4 3tp PftiH'Gi:u pupple;, reuonabl~. 3 119Ribt ·old. IICrl. W. W. Call, m $Ieamon s~. lllddleport. 84 12\p ( 18) Empi<Jyment Wonted '•'• c., T_OP NAMES IN '' .,.., ' ~0 lt~FING ·SHI.NGLES ·_ . . ~ ' lb. I ~ $9~~~·1:, : )" Less:IO% Bike Service Alio . ~ Tralh~f and Resuiv Bikes in All SJw ,PRIC~S StART AT ~2:tf ' ' c~.te '•• .-- s~. • ' 177 llarm.. Sold 'Whola Milk In 19M, 177 Mason County farms sold 32,464,967 paunds o' milk. The money recPiv~ for tho;o sa le o! this whole milk was $1 · 382,8'74. In addition to the 177 farms whkh sold whale milk , a 'total of 438 farms 1old 107,101 pounds of eream. F(lr the :sale uf this cream , these 4l8 f{lrrhs re· ce lved a total of $47,499. 1'h1, means that the dai~ farmers reCeived s total of alft"''btt a lhill· th _. 1 ion and hall dollars :.~•rrom 1 sale ·or milk and cl-elt'n.' . LIL . B)' At. 'CAPP I I j. Tbe elder Michaels spoke l•l the group about &op.Q-rativet~, re· viewing some ot His past e(-{or.ts t~:~ lnsplri lnofe df this kind of .actiVity in Meitla County. He said at one tbne rural ell!l:!trlfic&Uon under aover.nment .apomor_;btp eould bave been · .obtlifhi!d herP. (or $!5 per f..arm fa~lly . 'But ·ntrm ~rs would nbt subscribe. I1 ' AdcUtlonal Soureea "Of( lftcotM In addition to the MM. of milk, the dairywman also·: hal an in· come from- t.ht sale of. yea! calves and eows sold to mate.· room for replacements io his h.-d. The:;e lour things, wbole milt, . eream veal ' calves, and cows w-ate up the large portion oC the dail',l farmer's income. H~ pointed ouf that successful 'living ls bltfleil on co-oper.ation first with God, with whOSe bws Most Money Goes B•ck to County 'lrlan must abide or destruction The dairyman has a large in · :follows, and secondly In the hbm.c · .ve"''.ment in land, machinery, where• the family works together. ~Pr.,JiM$ L'RIUI, 1trtckeo cows, buildings, eqaipment ami The eJ!Jer and younger Michaels ...... ;thlp ·K. f!, Wllllam. ia .tJowa labor. He, like the re.tt. of us, families have lived in the lame home 12 Years. to the Ol:mltltliUOD'a boaPltal which tor make our and high servicf'" s tand· pays the upgood& •Mrs. G. L. Michaels taok tbe CdaitltutloD, 'lltildd 'eourae. ard of living. AU Jn all, most of tourists on an i~:~spcction df their . his inc()ffle is spent in keep iu=r new bame, beside the olddr farrn More 4·H girls, Wandi Tackett and Stella Batte~son Chattm anct his dairy operating and his hm hou11e. Her husband spoke brllif Janet Vineyard, Yvonne Damt!· Thelma Jean Ralney, 19, of . PI.J ily comfortable. He makea a btg 1~ of how the famHies use co- woo~, Dorothy Circle, f-lorJa 'A! Pleasant, ,daught~r of Chester . J . . contribution to the wellare of <~:1 opera tivE!:;. He said 75 to 80 per kins, Melva Jordan, Rosalie Da· Rainey and Eumee Spen~er RBIII· ' the ,people in Mason County. The f.:·tnt of all their suppli~ fa"rtn vis, ·sehy Ailn Jeffers, Kay Barr, ey. prOOIIct he sells is nature's mo~t· OI.d home, are purchased throuah Lanoe Turner, Elaine Steele, ~o B. Morris, 19, of Rutlan~. perfect fQod and the Jacome from ~oop e ratives. He markets Iris beef JQdy Tackett, Esta Blackwood Ohto, son of G_erald F . . Moms the sale or milk is one of the b:;:: through the cooperfl!tlve feedef fnd Norma Hamon. a~d Ruth Backner Morris and contributions t-o Mason County's coli sales organization. . FHA girls were Shirley 'llill, Lmda Joy .Bumgardne r, _18. of expanding economy. Mac Edfly, customer relatiOns Mary Harris, Odessa Willford, MafJon, d11ughter of ae(lrge- :' Remember this when you're expert of t>he BuC"keye Ji.EA de· Nal'llne Roush, Lois Knopp, Joy Bumgarc!ner and Lillian MeNae- drinking one of the three glasses , monstrated bakin&' a c:~ke in 4 Foster, Arlene Theiss, Joa 1 kle Bumgardner. of milk you drink every day. minutes In an electronic ove:t' Wickline. Karen Holler and Joyce O.hy Sctt.dula t.r Month Whi'h caolts wHh difused radio Carson. MASON CLINIC June 10, 7 :30 P. M. EST, Area waves: -------'Admissions: Mrs . Lora M" • Dairy Princess Contest. Other foods prepared were hot Jmboderi·. Syracuse, 'May 29 ; Mn 1 June 12, 12:15. P. M., TV ap· dogs and bacon in 90 seconds and Addie Barton, Racine, , May 29: ·r pel\lrance of Daary Princess. froz~n broct"oli in three m:n ute.s. Mrs. Bertha }(jilingsworth. Rul· · June 15. J :30 ~ - M.. Jers 'Y The Eva ns Packing plant i.!l u, (ContlnuH From Pii.- On•) . . land, May 29; Gordon Lee Johtl Show at Harmon Fteld. example, it was told tourists, of 105 votes while Turner an 1 J~~e 18, 7:~0 P. M. Holst em •• !1 "efficient" privatcJy.owned Roush each had 97 and McDaniel son, Pameroy , May :-tO; Tommy White, Chester, Ma~· 3Q; Ja.m e"' Tw1hght Me~~ ~mg at Mt. Vernrm • ~""l'u.lsi_p.~~ .J~.r, ~P!]I~arison in th~ .93. Wfite, ,Chester, May 30; RictwW . ~§~m·e~~uthslde 1 , slud"y· of ro-operatJVes. Th e young ·' "Defeaterl candidates and the t'eople watohed meats .sucb a;; ' number of vot'.s polled by each F1sher, Pomeray, June 1 and Langsvill!•. loaves. wieners and fresh cuts were as follows : Gordon Creaz1 .Mrs. Glen na Crisp, June 2. "rom the time they came from er 72; Earl Henry ~7; B. F. Birth: A daughter lo Mr. anti the kii)ing area to where they Board 64 and Olin Wolf, 66. Cherts Not In Mrs. Franklin Imbod en of Syra· were cooled, cut, and packaged Boord and Wolf are members Thete are still several cha rtJ cuse on May 29. The baby Was fGr shiDment. o.f the pres-e nt council, r.at here in the office. Let m~ named Melissa Kay.· In the a(twnoon the group reWTite·in votes were cast for remind Y9u that the charts were turned lo the REA builalng :Dayton Raynes, L. J, Rilttencutter due here by June 1. I want to WhP.re a comp rchen!'iive quiz wu and I1alah Smith for COIJncil. have plenty or time to chcrk /,:lven 'on whBt had ' been seen and them so bring your chorts i 1 Serving ·on the election boar!. learned d•)"l ng the d11y. High were Vlre:lnia 'WhsQn, Vic!' (Continued from Page One) now, ~ • 1 ers Will 8:o Bn a Str:~ie Awarlf<~ RoUsh, John Young, Frank Wil· Albrecht stated that half of the Lea~•n MHting toatr i.:Lfcr this summer. '§Oil· and Isaiah Smith. herd....,.re · bred heifers and taalf This -coming Saturday the 4 ·~1 Ac!ults accompan)llng: the tour. 1 ttHe new m.ayor and couno: l aa~~ open as well as half are bell,'!& I Lea~ers wnt have their Ju.w and dr,Jving cars were Mrs. OU.'I will be sworn in at a speci ll t:.nripp, Mr~. Delmar Hamm, Jlck mee'tlng on June 29. 'I'helr fil-s~ re&j1tered and the other half m~tlng. It ba.J been moved up because of our roundup on the Carsey, Glen JVrlght, Clyde ~oal · meetiilg will bll JulY 2 .at . which grade heifers. . cattte it:present the more 14th and on the UHh of June 1 These ker, Geneva Nolan, C. E. Blaltel· various town offices will be fill· popular blooCI lines of the Holstein will go to National Guard Camp.. lee, Mrs. Betty Carleton am1 1 ed, ' breed and will sell 1,1.nder regula. for tWo wee"ks. This will give .• ~ .Mrs. To,tnmy Holter. . Promjnent amQng tbnae otfices tion nUmber 9, either a 30 day Ume to work out some of the im· Four·H boys golftg were ·W!IIyne : be tilled are those of the town bangs teat or on their vaccination: porta11.~ problem~ ·an our ~ounty ~ Roush, Billy Carle*on, Robert t& marshal and the !SUpervisor o~ These ·heifers, Albrecht statedr I camp before I Jeav,e. · Smith, L&rry Cray, Randall ·.rae· the water syatem of the town. are from 'CrafUm State Hol1pftal, RiHnlnd•l' to +Hers Goln• to Camp kett, GordQn Atkins, Duane Bar ~ Dayton State Hospital, Lancaster All the 4-Hers who plan to a•.• 'Larry Clark, Dean Will. 1 Boys Industrial School, M-ansfield tend tbe Older 4·H Youth Camp ~Fou,NI girls-l,tG.IC Gre4Riees, ~ MI!.RRLAGI LICENSES 1 S. Joy WJ~an, Sharon Atkin&, 1* Amoftg recent applications £or t ate Reformatory, London Prisoq should · send t·h eir opapers to net Carpenter, Carolyn Wood· marriage licenses filed in Mason Farm, Tiffin State Hospltal, Gal· Harley Cutlip at the MilJ im:mP lipoUs State Hoapital and the Ta- liiateJy. This Is to help him est!· rum, Martly11 ~1ser, Mrs. Llntta County wft the ronowing: ledo ·Strite Ho~pltal. mate the number of campet1 be FoJmer, Patricia lllate!lee, and John William Chattfn, · 25, oi Frank Dicke of New Brenen, will have. Remember, the eamp John A. Chatttn. Ohio,.ls the 1!1ale1 ma~ager and OW·11 starts June 17 and ends June 21 . j .fith .jtlte~·~-~~'Joi!llt!~~@tu!'Oft~~ln~tbe~~:·:5~~~~~~~~§ I Citizen's Party I 4-H NEWS mlus.·H..ol·tem· Su-r s 1 1 I ~S~h~ar~o5n~~;~~..:.~~==-==2-~ · ~·~·~·~~~~of -~ ~""==~ ' NANCY --· HOW"S CHANCE' \ w, carry ev.erything In . ' .(• ~ County aiOnt D.-lrYnwn'• Contribution June b daley monfb and think as a salute to our M.a.o;u·1 Caunty Dairy men we might ju~ t rOnsider the economic Importance of dairyine in Muon County. To do thiS I am using the 1914 Ag1·i cu ltural Cm11us of Mason Countf . MY .. din. fl,'100.00. DynafJo" drlvt', blli6·Whltl finllb, (lnfl lOC'<il owner. .BI1ettnar'•, Pomeroy. i' ' ' ... u-.. JDOa Buick Y8 Special 2 dr. S •· I I """ met <&l 8, 18, 22, 1111, (8) , 8tc IIIH Bolek Y8 Specltl 2 dr . liard Top. t~.hl.oo. Extuptlonal il' iYI!Il')' WI)', only 19,{)(,16 ml! ·~. B'aettrw'a, Pomeroy. 11·3 1 · ~1r ! tORCH &.DEC~ Real IWi:BSTER 1i Ft1I!l'z -- ·- -·----- • LETART, W. Va. · Wli.LIAM '· Gll.IGORY The Michaels farm , located o.• the old' Cheater Road, is operated now by the t!lder Michaeb' son G. 1,.. Michaels and his family. Jt was the first stop on ~he thre •· staae trip spo nsored by county co·operatives far· FFA, 4-H and FHA youth .. Other highlights of the trip were seeing a demot~lltration of the ultra-modern ell!ctl'onic ov~n at the Buckeye REA building ir. Gallipolis and .()bset·ving mcJ: i being prepared from the hoo! t., packages at the Evans Packing 9o., also in GalUpoJis. Purpose of the tour was to provide eXJ?eriences for ~ the young people the)' otherwise would miss. -·+-- · - - - - - THE 8MTTH FAM1L1 FatmN~··. Two kinda ot t'O-Opt'raticn areo neerled everywhere todey, wi' h the Creator and In the home, W S. Michaels, veteran t'armt!r, told 40 touring MelgJ County farm youth Monday . FARM NEWS REAL ESTATE Fnr Rent 1141 Anna Fry retLll'ned to her home In Elgin , W ., after visitins c.n (I) Notices · Kn. Etta+.. of Flor• &nnr Dece.Md Mr. Mra. Eber Notice is hereb)' 1lven that Mil· heL' brotbB, Fred Roush ant! INSECf & DISEASE CONTROL Mrs. Brewer·, lister. Mra. Lena dred Fowler whoae POst Otfic~ ad. famil) . ly O.wJd o. Qui"" Reo~~.der , East Liverpool, were re. dress is Middleport. Otuo hal been (21) Patholqftt and •ntom.toeist cent guests of Mr. and Mr1. A. c. CUrtis Rickard waa a bu&ines; duty appointed Admiobtratrix of CIM..- WhHt 8iM Now Brewer. Among thoae attendin1 the t.be Eatate of Flora Beaver, de· vWton In Pomeroy Friday. HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath, 1 ~ District 11 Ohio A.noclatlon of ceased, late of Middleport, Meig& Lut fall romplaintl were reFannie and Marearet Dunt ,. Mr. and Mra." Calri~;t Bleuirt' acres, Pomeroy, out ol bla:b Gltd'n Cluba -conference held a.t County, Ohio. Mrs. Thornt Sayre and Cbarl~l!l ceived concernina:. ~ts of stored spent Sundl!!y afternoon with Mr. water. Call 336-X or 938-M. the Nelsonville Methodist Cbu re h Dated this tat day of June 1867. Winebrenner of Columbu. 1penL grains. Now Is the time for pre- and Mrs. Joh n WeUa, Dewittrllun, 6 4 8tp Monda)' from Pomeroy were M~ Saturdiy with Lewis Ble&siUM ventlve action. Empey bins should an~ Eber Cupenter and ' lamuY. · John C. Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Finley Powell aJIJJ • who i1 a pathmt in a ho1pUal u be tborouehly swept clean and Lydia Ebenbach and Mrs. E. W. Judge of the Pf9bate Court aprayed. Use either m~thoxycblo_r . children, Eut Liverpool, apeDt a Milton. Coates of. the Pomeroy Gardt:n Meigs County, Ohio Good aeu Uled or DDT at 5% ttreuttb. The bm few days w!th Mrs. Lucy GorfeU Club. (6) 5, 12, 19, 3tt! AU Mollet ud ll..oll Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rickard, should rema!n em~ for 11bout and Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlea Cocbran, Mrs. Phil Willlamaon, Mrs. ""'· Dale and Kennetb · .11nd Mn. one month followineap~aying , Tbts Wells Run, recently. Dey Hysell, Mrs. Gerald Wilde ·· Sally Ward wa1 A recent guest 'Blllnche Van Sehcyd: or Coluna· Jdlle tbe weevib that lurk In the AUTO 8ALBS muth, Miss Ethel r;~,trland, Mrs. bus spent the weekend with r> · waste ma\erlal lodged in qoaeks of Mrs. Lewla McMurray of 1)&. T. A. Hennessy adft Mrs. Jed lativet at Oak Grove. ly Mallde II•Hifll and crevices Or on naiJ.tiea of 'witts Run . Webster Sr., Twilight Club and Mr . and Mrs. Bi!Ue Jbe Chap. Mr. and Mri. John 'Dobb1na and Mr. and Mr.t. Deck Eden, dau· wooden bins. The cleaniq and Mrs. c. L. Heaton, Windintr: Tr :d man and Bobby; Kirkland, 11\., ghter June •nd husband and Es'- 1praying alao should include rooms children, Co~umbus came to at· LU WAllO Club. are visiting Mrs. Garnett Chap- 'ther, Parkersburg, were · dinner where mill feed it mixed or stor-. tend the Racme Alumni ~qqu~'t. guest5 Thursday ol the WUllam ed. June 15 Ia: about as late as Mr. and Mra. R.. R. Dust and tOnt man. · -- 1o pro te ~1 the apent Sunday in t;bei cablD below Mr. and Mrs. calvin Bleuing Brooks fam1ly. .th'.. can be d o..., Lc.ng »~ttcni!. '--..,-.,......,. M nd · ~ f new Cron coming into storaa:e in ~ 'ere o ay evemng IUe.. ,a o Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Young " lli'IIURANCB AG.EliiCY Mr. and Mr.s. Guy Ble.salng, M.a· spent Saturct!'ly ev-ening with Mr. July. For Milk Producing fAnimala. Au~···....,.. son. and Mra. Tobey Myen. Cleaning and spraying em~ty Use a spray containing Pyretbrl.tie ACCIDIN't Mr. and Mrs. Billie Jpe Chap Miss Connie Bonecutter and graJn bins ia 'tbe -cb8apest tnsur· plus Synetgid (Piperonyl BUtox· Life. C..oltr 111'1 man, Bobby anti Beatrice caUed Miss Brenda Wefpud were t!l ~ .ance aaaiost grain weevil infesta· ide) only. Spray directly on ani··· Members of the Self Demal Laon Mrt~. Cecil BleS&bg and Ella gueat.. (If Sandra and Mllton lt.ay tlon. If this has not been dane, mala, or is a spire spray ln. dairy · dies Aid of the Guiding St.ar AdMonday afternoon. ·. Rogsh Sunday. . . · P)lrtnone whe-at protectant ahou!<l barn before milldng. In MIDDLIPORT. OHIO vent Church of Letart, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Yo~UI of be sprayed, or dusted onto the European Cora Borer. Corn 61PHONU 6111 met In regular session on Memorial Dunbar are spendinO' sometin•e Mrs. Sarah Hannum and Mn~. arain stream .as it comes from tbe planted t.don May 15 may be Day in the church basement and at their larm here. Dan 0. Aten were In . Galllpolia: barvester or is elevated into the heavily Infested. Such earn s}\ould · spent t.lle day quilting. bip. be checked for egg masses from Mrs. Rena Bonecutter, Grego i Friday consulting a doctor. Presen\ were Mn. William Ball , and Christie called on Ma:·s.-Ethel Mr. and 1Mr1. Oanltl: Weigand Field Cl"opp June 15 on through. June 25. Mrs. W. J. Rollins, \11'5. GDidie ati.d Brenda, Huntington, &pet•t Leafhoppers in Alfalfa. About Sprays · ot dusts or granitlara Rollins, Mrs. Fred Brinker, Mrs. Fry Tuesday. Mrs. the weekend with · Mrs. Ina W .- two weeks after the first cutting, should be applied about June 2ft. Charles Winebrenner, Darrel Hoffman, Donald and Shelalfalfa should be sprayed lor the ! .3;0;.'~U;;se;D;D~T;.;;.;;;.;;;,;;;;.;;;;;;;,;;;;.. by Hoffman, Mrs. Jobnny Gerlach Thort Sayre and children, Colum· ganct .and Billie. Mr. and Mrs. Wbittmer .an•l control. of leoafhoppers (Empoasea 1 and Randy and Stevie, Mrs. Clara bue spen.t the w~ekend witb M. grandson of Ashland, 0 ., visited labae). Wit'Wut aweeping fu!'ldJ Capehart and Mrs. Hope Conard 'nd Mrs. Rrns Winebrenner. Mr. and Mrs. Oris BlesSin g, !l('veral dats with · ..Mr. and Mrs. with an insect net, is is impossible of Ripley, a guest. Mr. and Mrs. Wilk Whittington H.arry Thompson, Oak Grove. to be certain that a potentiaUy deand grandson of Charleston were Mr. · aild Mr.s. Dennis Roush structlve population of leafhopgue~:U Tuesday or Mrs. Cecil called on Mr. and Mrs. Ar ''L 1 pers ls pttjl!ent. However, in the coNciiETI BLOCKI Blessing and Ella and decorahd Roush Saturday evening. Brabeh and 1 ShE:nondoah·, South graves or relativea at Bro•d Ohio River Valleys, leafhoppers ... Mr11. C~ll Blessing and Elh are usually .troubletome every Run and Oak Grove cemeteries. Mrllo Garnet Chapman and Bea · had as their g~ta Sunday Mr. year and yield inere-ases of 1,0, ton GIUESEI BLOCK CO. t"rlends of Peter Donathon, Band trice, w. A. Ble&sln,t, Mr. and and Mrs. Curtis 'Young, Mr. and per acre .have been realized wher. Director In the Rutland High Mr.!. Billie Joe Chapman and Mrs. Calvin Blessing, Mr. and leafhoppers were .controlled. 1 Mil" North of hmtNW evening Mrs, Andy' EdWarcb and Franc ... ~ Spray wltb 1 quart of 24% meth1,..;.;;;;;;;;.;;;;;,;;;,;;.;,---~-~ ~S~c h~;o~ ~o1, hav c received ' announce- Bobby were Tuesday or his approaching marriage suppcr guests of tbe Leonar.::: . of Huntin,lton, Manford Biessl t.; ox:yehlor emulsion concentrate in . of Pt.' Pleuant, Mra. Irene Wine20 a:allons of water per P,cre MJJs Angela Joyce. rlaug:hter of Roush i'amily. volur,ne i Charles Winebrenner called on brenner .and Donna. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Moore, Miss Anita Brown Tuesda)'. " Mia, Hazel Ruth ' Brooks spent 2 pounds o( ·' niUCTUIAL I a!IAMI .Weston, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. IQy ft.obtnson of the weekend with Mr. and Mn:. Wettal,tle powder ICIRAP liON- MITALl The ceremonY:_Jiill be perfBrmed a few d8')·s 1\alpb McDermott, of Ch,e.rtnut w:ater in, high vollun1e .sprayers. at 7:30 p. rn on Friday, June 28, Charleston spent al the Baptlol Churob In Wcalon . with Mr . .and Mr.t. Dwight Gibbs Ridge. One applicttlon Is sufficient. A · will (olJow in the and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Boston . · Penn Fly Control 1 ' the ' rooms of the ctf'urch. Mr. anll ' Mrs. Weyne Hart .and • Mrs. Fred Carsey of Mason v aRes id ua 1 Fl y pray. With m '"i ltcd Su'l&f,av with Dr. and Mrs. t 1014 d lh f. I t Mrs. Hannah JohnliOJl were shop· iM ~ nex · IYII, e r~ res ld ~:~a I D. V. S )th. · 1 should be applied to dairy Ping In Pt. Ple.,.nl Frldty. Mr. anc! Mrs. Stanley Adk n:1 . •6! . ' WIATHh-GUAID ' Mr. and Mrs. Curtl1 Youhg ·(,f :wa 11s an d ceII'1ngs usmg of New Haven were recent .guests ol 60% malathion cond M C1 Dunbar, Mr. an rs. a " n of Mr. and Mrs. Curtia Rlt:kard centrate, plus 20-25 pounds of gran. ' Blessing spent· Tuesday evenmg Mr. and Mrs. fred, Roush &pent ulated sugar in 100 .... IJons bf wi th Mr. and Mrs. Paul, MH. Cc· d M H ENAMEI;.UifE ·PAINT ~ ell and Ella Bleuin~. • Sunday with Mr. an n. 0 • water . .It requires 1 gallon to cov. . rou1hl Lont-lastlngl Pr~·i > F ld M ard Roush.' Vernon.. . er 400 to 600 square feet or sur. C I. Middleport Firemen and Lhei.r har 1e Boara, or a, ~'!. Ernie Rickarc1 1 and M1ss Twila face and 1 gallon of this mixture Auxiliary members and gueata Sallie Redman and Mrs. Baker of had aa guests Sundliy Mr. and costs approximately 20 centJ.. ltcta agalntt wtathtr anti\ w h o .. ttended the annual Pt. Pleasant, Mr. and Mn. James Mrs." Homer Rickard, Dale and . ' •Yo.od·rof. DoM nOt cractc erj Auxiliary plcinc Monday night Marsh of Pt. Pleuant, daughter Kenneth, ·Mrs. · Blanche V,, r , . ••• Uat on woad Or caft-1 were : Mr. and Mn. David Ohlinger anrl son-in-law, Charleston, Mr Schoyck ol Columbus, Mr. and and Sandra, Susau and Sonja, Mr. <ond Mi1. Deck Eden . daughtel' Mrs. Tom Rickard, Betty, Joh.J. NoUce Jllelgs ColiiMy J croft. !ljJ~f h!f .... _O~tflllf~t.j We have for and Mra. Ru.11aell MIUs, Mrs. Em· and son·in·la•h and Esther, Par:r and Bob and granddaught£1' DebEslale Owners INTERESTED BUYERS met Shuler, Mr. and Mrs. Howard ersbura were ere Thursday a~ bie Ruth nf Chesapeake, o., Mr. Kevin 1nd Bronwyn . Dailey and the Board cemetery. and Mr&t William Harris, Mr. and TWO HOMES Jn I Donkey Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bechtel and The Tax Books .are now Mr. and M'rs. Ross Winebrenner Mrs. Lee Hart of· Ma~;on, ¥r. and Run, Pomeroy, Medium prJced Sarah, Mr. and Mrr. Harold HinkJe and Donna called an Ella and Mrs. Stanley Adkina off New H:t· open for the payment of and Debby, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maude BJiliuing Thursday. under $5000. \·en, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis _Rlc:.;1956 June Tax ·and also De· Murray, Mr. and Mrt. c. R. Karr Mr. and Mts. Billie Joo Cha., llnquent Taxes. Books will SOUND 7·ROOM HOME, bath, Sr, and Polly Ann, Mra. S. T. Rus- man and Bobby were recent 1 '~. and Mrs.· ·Dt;JJnls Rousl1 close July 1, 1957. sell .ind daughter, Myrna . all utllltles, Wright St., Pom guests or Dr. and Mrs. D. V. were sunclay dinner guest• of eroy, Two large lots adjolalng. Clyde G. MWbone, Bcina the Blme rc.ai estate GOn·.. Smith. Mrs. Garnett Chapman and Be<~· lhe Elmer Newbefry family. h 1 110 W. Mlbt Sl. Priced to eell at $6,800. ve)'ed t(l France• -W.. Parker, aJIO W • . M M Harlev Bon~utter w o I em Molgs County Tre•surer 1ce, . ... 81 essmJ, rs. acy ployed •~n lhe river i1 spendin"• ' ,'· , tr 0 1 l!ometi>y known as Franlie Parker, by deed B t d c I C ·• I:~;;: SEVElli\L I.JtRGE farm ln Deed Book 163 Pap onuut er an onn •· eel. his vacatlon with his family. ••• Me1p County """ed ~ Recorda. a,nd Tobey Mye ·; perUel!l. """' lh Sarah •· EIJen f M Grimm I w I&wered Mr. t•d ,. Mr•. Sald prem Ilei . appraised at Sae ruca... o rs. oa e an •pent Suoday wlt·h Mr. ond M .·s. d · ft ·' •• 000.00 and must be sold lor not - lur I)' da uernoon. Dwlaht Glb"·. .,.., · WI bt ~ INTERES1'1!D PERSONS les11 than t'W'O·thlrds of said ap- Mr. danD ,...rs. MRo.ssr•-neSa en·· ... u~d 'IJU". And•J Edwards SHOULD CALL 452 pratted '11!1ue. l'ernu: Cash in ner an l)noa, ~'~· nun. yrll: and Frances called on Mr. and and dauabter or CoJumbu, apent Mu. Dennis Rouslt Sunda)'. To See Theae Good Buya hand 011 day of aale. Sa ld premI1e1 Iou Ie d Jn 0 ranae l"rldlll)' ~· afternoon with d Mri. thCePall•J Grimm tpenl the week · Townl!lhlp, Melp County, Ohio and c1I and .:.. 11 81 eaa1ng an on eu · end with Shirle)l Grimm. Mr. and Mrs. Billie Joe Cha~ 1 ln MartlnavilJe. now Tuppen Way' home eall,d on Mr1. Don .• Plalna, and on the East side or Men who ls 111· man and aon returned to thear State Route No. 7. Mr. lnd Mrs. o . E. MtKi;~. 1 ome In U1., after vblitlnlJ hered E'l1fEL M. STOliT, Ad•nln: and Mrl. Robert MtElhlnn)l and Mr. and Mira. Russell See an latratrlx of tbe tatate KaMn, Mr, and Mrs. Jamee Dan.: ramll)' Pt. Pleasant were aueata lela' and L)lnn, Mr. 1nd Mn. Johrt C'if Mr.' and Mrs. ' Dwlaht , Glbda~ Jl'raneea W. 1-arker, Rea I Estate PHONE 398 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Several Attend Conferen"ce Of Garden Clubs tn Holl of C.Unt, Ohio wl1l be 111ft auetioneer. Cattle will arrive on WedDC:tdar, June ltth end wJll be avaJbble for in1peetion W£dnr&d•)' 'Yenln£ and on Thunda)' prior to , Rile. ., -. . <VA.l.LEY ,-: LUM8ER •• .~ s, Thitd-A.v.e. . ' �• . / • Meigs-Co Farm Youtft TOtJr Area · On Co-Op Trip FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT 'ADS ' • RATES 1 Cfllta per word, one Jnsution. Minimum cbar1e ~ ......... eentr per word lor three consecutive insert1ona. lpeela.l - One manth lot 25 cents per word. J'\111 nte of 2 centa; per word will be charged ~or advert..lalnl ll ~paid for before tbe 15th of each month followmg lnsertaon. J:inn lo Advertisiag--Shoold be reported immediately. The .Dail)' Sentinel 'dU aot be re~ponsible for mo11e than one locorl'f'c't luertion. Clid of Thanh and Special Noticu or Events Sl.OO, Obituariel pu.bllthed at 1 cent per word. . METROPOLITAN ' VENETIAN BLINDS , Match Stick dra,pes and shades . roll·up P?rch shales, (']oth·nylon , awnmgs, :Y; J;';;"i~ the v~c-i;it;o[ Pon.~ Porch Vallance, Electric fans, roy, a beautifu l Spinet Pian()o all kinds. Dale Wippel SujJply, which will be taken back and J 2 15 Uniun '\Vt' ., Pomeroy. wUI sell a, a great gav ings to 6 5 lmop anyone in need of .!uc h a ptano . :;:'-,---· -- --..,.--"7" Write or call for rurthcr ~cta i is APEX !\piral washin~ machine with to Paul r. Pfaff . Credi t Adjust· pump, excc/ll!nl condition, new or. c·o Ht>aton 's Music Store, !!iO galva nized rinne tul), with plas· North Hi gh St ., Coiumbu~. Ohio. tic ho.'li! , $50. C11 !1 Middleport, Phone Cap• Lal 16737. Ea:-;y terms f\Ol! ·J 1tft.Pr 5 P. M. or write old piano a';ccii~ed as trade-ln. Box <t!!7, Pomeroy. 6 3 3tc 6 t; 6tc --WANTFO - l'nl and colored glau ·--c·old china. Call 61SR·M cvenirfgs. on and after this date, June ~. 5 18 tl 1g57, 1 shall nut he responsible ---·-----'--~ for debts contraclcrl by anyone MAGIC CHEF gas- range, cheap, other than myself. 6 ~ 3tc Phun c 512.X. Robert J. Hawley 6:) 3tp 10 in . Tilting Arbur bench saw and 6 in. jl,intcr Bot~ for $235. JITNEY SUPPER, Friday, June 7, Char les Reute r, rum croy. starting at ~:30 P. M. at Long 6 0 3tp Bottom Srhool House, spon· sorcd by Riv(•rvicw · Council D. on-,-,-,-,~~-.r-.. -.,-~·,ug-,, $-lo-o.ro of A. Lod ~c. 6 $ 2tc One five ntcce {)tlk kitch~n set, 6 :) 6\.c $15.00. One apartment size cook stove, $15 MiddieJJurt 007ri·J. REVIVAL MEETING at Hazel 6 5 3tp Community C~urch !lart.iu g 1 -~-·--+ J·:ne 3 wlth Evangelist, Rev . Tomnto Planb-hr~c pink, Mcx1. Erne11t Thom811; Pastor, Dm.q. can~S, non·.acid, east of sc hool lat Circle. 1!·3HJtc William Holmes, Syracuse. ---- 6·4·3tc REWARD - for Information lead· _, - - -- - - - - - ing to the appreh4fllsion ol the 2 year old full str•rk Guernsey motorlat t!lat dlmaged my lol Heifer, fre ~h l sl of August. Lee In Beach Grove Cemetery. G. W. KnoUs, Itt. 33. 6 3 3tp Grindley, Syracu!le. l'hone 36t2. 6 3 3tp Aluminum combination storm and screen windows and doors. Steel •, and alumlnu~n awnings and can· H.. dquartep. for OJliQs. C11.1l WiiHall, Ra,dford, ·~\1 L.un•ge - Lan~£ed.llr Rock Sprioga, ' 1:1 .2 lmop. ; e1~ - t.Au Window P'.anS-FriJidaitf.. Refd1erator1. GRAVP.T,Y TRACTO !t SAI.ES and •atcer 'urnlfur•, Mlcklleporl, Ohio Service. H. A, l<~inlow, 512 .E. 4 29 I( Ma Jn St., Pomeroy. 4 27 tt - - IEi I l.ost 6 Found __ one ahoat, Mlddf~porl, Ellii!T RO OM n well inu. nrwly contact R1ch Qualls . Phone rlf'cornt1•d msi,lc ami nut, large II n 3tp Int. witlun 5 min . W<1lk fr om 6238·M. LosT·-:.. bill(old, wllh ap· Court Hou.~f.'. A. N Bengel, prox\m&tely S8().00, Saturday In ~ roy ~ rho__:ac 31 0·M. -~f Pomeroy. Reward. Mrs. Kenneth APAnTMENT. 3 rooms, hut h. 156 DeLong, R~. 1, Pomero)'. 6 4 3tp Mulberry Av~.• Zana Baxter LOsT - Naw-;- 18bJ Auto Services - --- 1 -·-----~ HOUSE l. H. kAWLI.rtlOS SONS 00.- '24 baur "frtrker Serv ce. Day Phone 022'f, Nlaat Phone 1030.X. OODGE • .PLYMOUTH a1 DE.U.&IIS, U -- "4 31 P AND LAUGE LOT on Wat er St in Syracuse, $3 ~ 00 per month Call 4~2 Pomeroy. '--.,. SLEEPING UOOM for Ml l. Call 388-Y. 6 4 3tp For Rr!nl - Extension . Ladden, Scaffold b ; ard11, Drop Clotba. Clinton Fi sher, Mi<Jdleport. 11158 Olds Super "88" 2 dr. Hor I Phone 626~X. 111 tf' Top, f2,393.00. Only l3 ,M l -----'-mUe1, bydramaUc, Jmwcr steer For r ent · 1:!eetrlc wallpape:ln1 1011 brake~~ . Bhcttn Rr'~. Clintuil Fiaber, Mid· rteAnuJr. Pomeroy. · 11·'l t ·5tc olcpo• t. l'h o265·X JJ.t" l NB PooUac V8 2 dr. Sedan. ~room apartment, 218"' Main St., $2,290.00. Only 3.878 mtlcs, h H Pomeroy. Call 2!51 or see Dr. K. never been eold. Blaotlnar ~. 5 22 lf D. Amshury, Pomeroy. 0·3Htr (8 I Auto Soles • - ---- 1901J Dod1e VB Cwtum Royal 4 dr. 'Sedan. $1,096.00. Powc · 1turtna, brakes, windowa, H &. H. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. If.!!I.ole ==Rollney Downing ,.,.. ----- Quilting Bee Is Held By La'diesAid Reol Estohl Broker 1/1ode ftJ lie nHo~~or~~orLoto" WE BUY Donothon-Joyce WeddingToBe Event Of June 28 1 1 . OHIO .YALLEY s JUNK CO. Middleport Fire Dept ~Auxiliary . 0'8RIEN & CROW ·. Picnich Held Raahy Company ' I $5.80 gal. $1.?2 qt. Ebersbach Hardwate °· I--=====::;::.== ==:::..Legal Notice known .u Franklt. dc'd, . SP Parler. 1 ;v~ro~m~o~•:_;•~nd~Sa~n~dr~t~B~re~w~l~n~at~o~n~. ..;s~u~n~d~ay~a~ft~er~n~oo~n~.;;.;;;;;;.;;;.;;;;;;;; Attorneya for AdmlnliJU'atrix •\. l '' ' TK BI.CYCLES • ,. e .Huffy. HI .Sic - • f,4o1Kirch .. . ' .• ~h~}~~ . ' 'f • •• ' t RADIO • TI!LII\"DllON SEIW!CI!, Phon.. f.JO, Cte?11\d Applia~e TWO GOOD WOKK COLTS, 2 & 3 Store, 1 Lei W. M.alD St., Pomii!II'Of ,., old. Will mtke rood young 2-23·11_ team. Kenntth Hartley, Bunker - .:L_ -- - HlU, PomerO)'. Cllll •ny evenin1 tiler 8 P. II, 8 4 3tp PftiH'Gi:u pupple;, reuonabl~. 3 119Ribt ·old. IICrl. W. W. Call, m $Ieamon s~. lllddleport. 84 12\p ( 18) Empi<Jyment Wonted '•'• c., T_OP NAMES IN '' .,.., ' ~0 lt~FING ·SHI.NGLES ·_ . . ~ ' lb. I ~ $9~~~·1:, : )" Less:IO% Bike Service Alio . ~ Tralh~f and Resuiv Bikes in All SJw ,PRIC~S StART AT ~2:tf ' ' c~.te '•• .-- s~. • ' 177 llarm.. Sold 'Whola Milk In 19M, 177 Mason County farms sold 32,464,967 paunds o' milk. The money recPiv~ for tho;o sa le o! this whole milk was $1 · 382,8'74. In addition to the 177 farms whkh sold whale milk , a 'total of 438 farms 1old 107,101 pounds of eream. F(lr the :sale uf this cream , these 4l8 f{lrrhs re· ce lved a total of $47,499. 1'h1, means that the dai~ farmers reCeived s total of alft"''btt a lhill· th _. 1 ion and hall dollars :.~•rrom 1 sale ·or milk and cl-elt'n.' . LIL . B)' At. 'CAPP I I j. Tbe elder Michaels spoke l•l the group about &op.Q-rativet~, re· viewing some ot His past e(-{or.ts t~:~ lnsplri lnofe df this kind of .actiVity in Meitla County. He said at one tbne rural ell!l:!trlfic&Uon under aover.nment .apomor_;btp eould bave been · .obtlifhi!d herP. (or $!5 per f..arm fa~lly . 'But ·ntrm ~rs would nbt subscribe. I1 ' AdcUtlonal Soureea "Of( lftcotM In addition to the MM. of milk, the dairywman also·: hal an in· come from- t.ht sale of. yea! calves and eows sold to mate.· room for replacements io his h.-d. The:;e lour things, wbole milt, . eream veal ' calves, and cows w-ate up the large portion oC the dail',l farmer's income. H~ pointed ouf that successful 'living ls bltfleil on co-oper.ation first with God, with whOSe bws Most Money Goes B•ck to County 'lrlan must abide or destruction The dairyman has a large in · :follows, and secondly In the hbm.c · .ve"''.ment in land, machinery, where• the family works together. ~Pr.,JiM$ L'RIUI, 1trtckeo cows, buildings, eqaipment ami The eJ!Jer and younger Michaels ...... ;thlp ·K. f!, Wllllam. ia .tJowa labor. He, like the re.tt. of us, families have lived in the lame home 12 Years. to the Ol:mltltliUOD'a boaPltal which tor make our and high servicf'" s tand· pays the upgood& •Mrs. G. L. Michaels taok tbe CdaitltutloD, 'lltildd 'eourae. ard of living. AU Jn all, most of tourists on an i~:~spcction df their . his inc()ffle is spent in keep iu=r new bame, beside the olddr farrn More 4·H girls, Wandi Tackett and Stella Batte~son Chattm anct his dairy operating and his hm hou11e. Her husband spoke brllif Janet Vineyard, Yvonne Damt!· Thelma Jean Ralney, 19, of . PI.J ily comfortable. He makea a btg 1~ of how the famHies use co- woo~, Dorothy Circle, f-lorJa 'A! Pleasant, ,daught~r of Chester . J . . contribution to the wellare of <~:1 opera tivE!:;. He said 75 to 80 per kins, Melva Jordan, Rosalie Da· Rainey and Eumee Spen~er RBIII· ' the ,people in Mason County. The f.:·tnt of all their suppli~ fa"rtn vis, ·sehy Ailn Jeffers, Kay Barr, ey. prOOIIct he sells is nature's mo~t· OI.d home, are purchased throuah Lanoe Turner, Elaine Steele, ~o B. Morris, 19, of Rutlan~. perfect fQod and the Jacome from ~oop e ratives. He markets Iris beef JQdy Tackett, Esta Blackwood Ohto, son of G_erald F . . Moms the sale or milk is one of the b:;:: through the cooperfl!tlve feedef fnd Norma Hamon. a~d Ruth Backner Morris and contributions t-o Mason County's coli sales organization. . FHA girls were Shirley 'llill, Lmda Joy .Bumgardne r, _18. of expanding economy. Mac Edfly, customer relatiOns Mary Harris, Odessa Willford, MafJon, d11ughter of ae(lrge- :' Remember this when you're expert of t>he BuC"keye Ji.EA de· Nal'llne Roush, Lois Knopp, Joy Bumgarc!ner and Lillian MeNae- drinking one of the three glasses , monstrated bakin&' a c:~ke in 4 Foster, Arlene Theiss, Joa 1 kle Bumgardner. of milk you drink every day. minutes In an electronic ove:t' Wickline. Karen Holler and Joyce O.hy Sctt.dula t.r Month Whi'h caolts wHh difused radio Carson. MASON CLINIC June 10, 7 :30 P. M. EST, Area waves: -------'Admissions: Mrs . Lora M" • Dairy Princess Contest. Other foods prepared were hot Jmboderi·. Syracuse, 'May 29 ; Mn 1 June 12, 12:15. P. M., TV ap· dogs and bacon in 90 seconds and Addie Barton, Racine, , May 29: ·r pel\lrance of Daary Princess. froz~n broct"oli in three m:n ute.s. Mrs. Bertha }(jilingsworth. Rul· · June 15. J :30 ~ - M.. Jers 'Y The Eva ns Packing plant i.!l u, (ContlnuH From Pii.- On•) . . land, May 29; Gordon Lee Johtl Show at Harmon Fteld. example, it was told tourists, of 105 votes while Turner an 1 J~~e 18, 7:~0 P. M. Holst em •• !1 "efficient" privatcJy.owned Roush each had 97 and McDaniel son, Pameroy , May :-tO; Tommy White, Chester, Ma~· 3Q; Ja.m e"' Tw1hght Me~~ ~mg at Mt. Vernrm • ~""l'u.lsi_p.~~ .J~.r, ~P!]I~arison in th~ .93. Wfite, ,Chester, May 30; RictwW . ~§~m·e~~uthslde 1 , slud"y· of ro-operatJVes. Th e young ·' "Defeaterl candidates and the t'eople watohed meats .sucb a;; ' number of vot'.s polled by each F1sher, Pomeray, June 1 and Langsvill!•. loaves. wieners and fresh cuts were as follows : Gordon Creaz1 .Mrs. Glen na Crisp, June 2. "rom the time they came from er 72; Earl Henry ~7; B. F. Birth: A daughter lo Mr. anti the kii)ing area to where they Board 64 and Olin Wolf, 66. Cherts Not In Mrs. Franklin Imbod en of Syra· were cooled, cut, and packaged Boord and Wolf are members Thete are still several cha rtJ cuse on May 29. The baby Was fGr shiDment. o.f the pres-e nt council, r.at here in the office. Let m~ named Melissa Kay.· In the a(twnoon the group reWTite·in votes were cast for remind Y9u that the charts were turned lo the REA builalng :Dayton Raynes, L. J, Rilttencutter due here by June 1. I want to WhP.re a comp rchen!'iive quiz wu and I1alah Smith for COIJncil. have plenty or time to chcrk /,:lven 'on whBt had ' been seen and them so bring your chorts i 1 Serving ·on the election boar!. learned d•)"l ng the d11y. High were Vlre:lnia 'WhsQn, Vic!' (Continued from Page One) now, ~ • 1 ers Will 8:o Bn a Str:~ie Awarlf<~ RoUsh, John Young, Frank Wil· Albrecht stated that half of the Lea~•n MHting toatr i.:Lfcr this summer. '§Oil· and Isaiah Smith. herd....,.re · bred heifers and taalf This -coming Saturday the 4 ·~1 Ac!ults accompan)llng: the tour. 1 ttHe new m.ayor and couno: l aa~~ open as well as half are bell,'!& I Lea~ers wnt have their Ju.w and dr,Jving cars were Mrs. OU.'I will be sworn in at a speci ll t:.nripp, Mr~. Delmar Hamm, Jlck mee'tlng on June 29. 'I'helr fil-s~ re&j1tered and the other half m~tlng. It ba.J been moved up because of our roundup on the Carsey, Glen JVrlght, Clyde ~oal · meetiilg will bll JulY 2 .at . which grade heifers. . cattte it:present the more 14th and on the UHh of June 1 These ker, Geneva Nolan, C. E. Blaltel· various town offices will be fill· popular blooCI lines of the Holstein will go to National Guard Camp.. lee, Mrs. Betty Carleton am1 1 ed, ' breed and will sell 1,1.nder regula. for tWo wee"ks. This will give .• ~ .Mrs. To,tnmy Holter. . Promjnent amQng tbnae otfices tion nUmber 9, either a 30 day Ume to work out some of the im· Four·H boys golftg were ·W!IIyne : be tilled are those of the town bangs teat or on their vaccination: porta11.~ problem~ ·an our ~ounty ~ Roush, Billy Carle*on, Robert t& marshal and the !SUpervisor o~ These ·heifers, Albrecht statedr I camp before I Jeav,e. · Smith, L&rry Cray, Randall ·.rae· the water syatem of the town. are from 'CrafUm State Hol1pftal, RiHnlnd•l' to +Hers Goln• to Camp kett, GordQn Atkins, Duane Bar ~ Dayton State Hospital, Lancaster All the 4-Hers who plan to a•.• 'Larry Clark, Dean Will. 1 Boys Industrial School, M-ansfield tend tbe Older 4·H Youth Camp ~Fou,NI girls-l,tG.IC Gre4Riees, ~ MI!.RRLAGI LICENSES 1 S. Joy WJ~an, Sharon Atkin&, 1* Amoftg recent applications £or t ate Reformatory, London Prisoq should · send t·h eir opapers to net Carpenter, Carolyn Wood· marriage licenses filed in Mason Farm, Tiffin State Hospltal, Gal· Harley Cutlip at the MilJ im:mP lipoUs State Hoapital and the Ta- liiateJy. This Is to help him est!· rum, Martly11 ~1ser, Mrs. Llntta County wft the ronowing: ledo ·Strite Ho~pltal. mate the number of campet1 be FoJmer, Patricia lllate!lee, and John William Chattfn, · 25, oi Frank Dicke of New Brenen, will have. Remember, the eamp John A. Chatttn. Ohio,.ls the 1!1ale1 ma~ager and OW·11 starts June 17 and ends June 21 . j .fith .jtlte~·~-~~'Joi!llt!~~@tu!'Oft~~ln~tbe~~:·:5~~~~~~~~§ I Citizen's Party I 4-H NEWS mlus.·H..ol·tem· Su-r s 1 1 I ~S~h~ar~o5n~~;~~..:.~~==-==2-~ · ~·~·~·~~~~of -~ ~""==~ ' NANCY --· HOW"S CHANCE' \ w, carry ev.erything In . ' .(• ~ County aiOnt D.-lrYnwn'• Contribution June b daley monfb and think as a salute to our M.a.o;u·1 Caunty Dairy men we might ju~ t rOnsider the economic Importance of dairyine in Muon County. To do thiS I am using the 1914 Ag1·i cu ltural Cm11us of Mason Countf . MY .. din. fl,'100.00. DynafJo" drlvt', blli6·Whltl finllb, (lnfl lOC'<il owner. .BI1ettnar'•, Pomeroy. i' ' ' ... u-.. JDOa Buick Y8 Special 2 dr. S •· I I """ met <&l 8, 18, 22, 1111, (8) , 8tc IIIH Bolek Y8 Specltl 2 dr . liard Top. t~.hl.oo. Extuptlonal il' iYI!Il')' WI)', only 19,{)(,16 ml! ·~. B'aettrw'a, Pomeroy. 11·3 1 · ~1r ! tORCH &.DEC~ Real IWi:BSTER 1i Ft1I!l'z -- ·- -·----- • LETART, W. Va. · Wli.LIAM '· Gll.IGORY The Michaels farm , located o.• the old' Cheater Road, is operated now by the t!lder Michaeb' son G. 1,.. Michaels and his family. Jt was the first stop on ~he thre •· staae trip spo nsored by county co·operatives far· FFA, 4-H and FHA youth .. Other highlights of the trip were seeing a demot~lltration of the ultra-modern ell!ctl'onic ov~n at the Buckeye REA building ir. Gallipolis and .()bset·ving mcJ: i being prepared from the hoo! t., packages at the Evans Packing 9o., also in GalUpoJis. Purpose of the tour was to provide eXJ?eriences for ~ the young people the)' otherwise would miss. -·+-- · - - - - - THE 8MTTH FAM1L1 FatmN~··. Two kinda ot t'O-Opt'raticn areo neerled everywhere todey, wi' h the Creator and In the home, W S. Michaels, veteran t'armt!r, told 40 touring MelgJ County farm youth Monday . FARM NEWS REAL ESTATE Fnr Rent 1141 Anna Fry retLll'ned to her home In Elgin , W ., after visitins c.n (I) Notices · Kn. Etta+.. of Flor• &nnr Dece.Md Mr. Mra. Eber Notice is hereb)' 1lven that Mil· heL' brotbB, Fred Roush ant! INSECf & DISEASE CONTROL Mrs. Brewer·, lister. Mra. Lena dred Fowler whoae POst Otfic~ ad. famil) . ly O.wJd o. Qui"" Reo~~.der , East Liverpool, were re. dress is Middleport. Otuo hal been (21) Patholqftt and •ntom.toeist cent guests of Mr. and Mr1. A. c. CUrtis Rickard waa a bu&ines; duty appointed Admiobtratrix of CIM..- WhHt 8iM Now Brewer. Among thoae attendin1 the t.be Eatate of Flora Beaver, de· vWton In Pomeroy Friday. HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath, 1 ~ District 11 Ohio A.noclatlon of ceased, late of Middleport, Meig& Lut fall romplaintl were reFannie and Marearet Dunt ,. Mr. and Mra." Calri~;t Bleuirt' acres, Pomeroy, out ol bla:b Gltd'n Cluba -conference held a.t County, Ohio. Mrs. Thornt Sayre and Cbarl~l!l ceived concernina:. ~ts of stored spent Sundl!!y afternoon with Mr. water. Call 336-X or 938-M. the Nelsonville Methodist Cbu re h Dated this tat day of June 1867. Winebrenner of Columbu. 1penL grains. Now Is the time for pre- and Mrs. Joh n WeUa, Dewittrllun, 6 4 8tp Monda)' from Pomeroy were M~ Saturdiy with Lewis Ble&siUM ventlve action. Empey bins should an~ Eber Cupenter and ' lamuY. · John C. Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Finley Powell aJIJJ • who i1 a pathmt in a ho1pUal u be tborouehly swept clean and Lydia Ebenbach and Mrs. E. W. Judge of the Pf9bate Court aprayed. Use either m~thoxycblo_r . children, Eut Liverpool, apeDt a Milton. Coates of. the Pomeroy Gardt:n Meigs County, Ohio Good aeu Uled or DDT at 5% ttreuttb. The bm few days w!th Mrs. Lucy GorfeU Club. (6) 5, 12, 19, 3tt! AU Mollet ud ll..oll Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rickard, should rema!n em~ for 11bout and Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlea Cocbran, Mrs. Phil Willlamaon, Mrs. ""'· Dale and Kennetb · .11nd Mn. one month followineap~aying , Tbts Wells Run, recently. Dey Hysell, Mrs. Gerald Wilde ·· Sally Ward wa1 A recent guest 'Blllnche Van Sehcyd: or Coluna· Jdlle tbe weevib that lurk In the AUTO 8ALBS muth, Miss Ethel r;~,trland, Mrs. bus spent the weekend with r> · waste ma\erlal lodged in qoaeks of Mrs. Lewla McMurray of 1)&. T. A. Hennessy adft Mrs. Jed lativet at Oak Grove. ly Mallde II•Hifll and crevices Or on naiJ.tiea of 'witts Run . Webster Sr., Twilight Club and Mr . and Mrs. Bi!Ue Jbe Chap. Mr. and Mri. John 'Dobb1na and Mr. and Mr.t. Deck Eden, dau· wooden bins. The cleaniq and Mrs. c. L. Heaton, Windintr: Tr :d man and Bobby; Kirkland, 11\., ghter June •nd husband and Es'- 1praying alao should include rooms children, Co~umbus came to at· LU WAllO Club. are visiting Mrs. Garnett Chap- 'ther, Parkersburg, were · dinner where mill feed it mixed or stor-. tend the Racme Alumni ~qqu~'t. guest5 Thursday ol the WUllam ed. June 15 Ia: about as late as Mr. and Mra. R.. R. Dust and tOnt man. · -- 1o pro te ~1 the apent Sunday in t;bei cablD below Mr. and Mrs. calvin Bleuing Brooks fam1ly. .th'.. can be d o..., Lc.ng »~ttcni!. '--..,-.,......,. M nd · ~ f new Cron coming into storaa:e in ~ 'ere o ay evemng IUe.. ,a o Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Young " lli'IIURANCB AG.EliiCY Mr. and Mr.s. Guy Ble.salng, M.a· spent Saturct!'ly ev-ening with Mr. July. For Milk Producing fAnimala. Au~···....,.. son. and Mra. Tobey Myen. Cleaning and spraying em~ty Use a spray containing Pyretbrl.tie ACCIDIN't Mr. and Mrs. Billie Jpe Chap Miss Connie Bonecutter and graJn bins ia 'tbe -cb8apest tnsur· plus Synetgid (Piperonyl BUtox· Life. C..oltr 111'1 man, Bobby anti Beatrice caUed Miss Brenda Wefpud were t!l ~ .ance aaaiost grain weevil infesta· ide) only. Spray directly on ani··· Members of the Self Demal Laon Mrt~. Cecil BleS&bg and Ella gueat.. (If Sandra and Mllton lt.ay tlon. If this has not been dane, mala, or is a spire spray ln. dairy · dies Aid of the Guiding St.ar AdMonday afternoon. ·. Rogsh Sunday. . . · P)lrtnone whe-at protectant ahou!<l barn before milldng. In MIDDLIPORT. OHIO vent Church of Letart, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Yo~UI of be sprayed, or dusted onto the European Cora Borer. Corn 61PHONU 6111 met In regular session on Memorial Dunbar are spendinO' sometin•e Mrs. Sarah Hannum and Mn~. arain stream .as it comes from tbe planted t.don May 15 may be Day in the church basement and at their larm here. Dan 0. Aten were In . Galllpolia: barvester or is elevated into the heavily Infested. Such earn s}\ould · spent t.lle day quilting. bip. be checked for egg masses from Mrs. Rena Bonecutter, Grego i Friday consulting a doctor. Presen\ were Mn. William Ball , and Christie called on Ma:·s.-Ethel Mr. and 1Mr1. Oanltl: Weigand Field Cl"opp June 15 on through. June 25. Mrs. W. J. Rollins, \11'5. GDidie ati.d Brenda, Huntington, &pet•t Leafhoppers in Alfalfa. About Sprays · ot dusts or granitlara Rollins, Mrs. Fred Brinker, Mrs. Fry Tuesday. Mrs. the weekend with · Mrs. Ina W .- two weeks after the first cutting, should be applied about June 2ft. Charles Winebrenner, Darrel Hoffman, Donald and Shelalfalfa should be sprayed lor the ! .3;0;.'~U;;se;D;D~T;.;;.;;;.;;;,;;;;.;;;;;;;,;;;;.. by Hoffman, Mrs. Jobnny Gerlach Thort Sayre and children, Colum· ganct .and Billie. Mr. and Mrs. Wbittmer .an•l control. of leoafhoppers (Empoasea 1 and Randy and Stevie, Mrs. Clara bue spen.t the w~ekend witb M. grandson of Ashland, 0 ., visited labae). Wit'Wut aweeping fu!'ldJ Capehart and Mrs. Hope Conard 'nd Mrs. Rrns Winebrenner. Mr. and Mrs. Oris BlesSin g, !l('veral dats with · ..Mr. and Mrs. with an insect net, is is impossible of Ripley, a guest. Mr. and Mrs. Wilk Whittington H.arry Thompson, Oak Grove. to be certain that a potentiaUy deand grandson of Charleston were Mr. · aild Mr.s. Dennis Roush structlve population of leafhopgue~:U Tuesday or Mrs. Cecil called on Mr. and Mrs. Ar ''L 1 pers ls pttjl!ent. However, in the coNciiETI BLOCKI Blessing and Ella and decorahd Roush Saturday evening. Brabeh and 1 ShE:nondoah·, South graves or relativea at Bro•d Ohio River Valleys, leafhoppers ... Mr11. C~ll Blessing and Elh are usually .troubletome every Run and Oak Grove cemeteries. Mrllo Garnet Chapman and Bea · had as their g~ta Sunday Mr. year and yield inere-ases of 1,0, ton GIUESEI BLOCK CO. t"rlends of Peter Donathon, Band trice, w. A. Ble&sln,t, Mr. and and Mrs. Curtis 'Young, Mr. and per acre .have been realized wher. Director In the Rutland High Mr.!. Billie Joe Chapman and Mrs. Calvin Blessing, Mr. and leafhoppers were .controlled. 1 Mil" North of hmtNW evening Mrs, Andy' EdWarcb and Franc ... ~ Spray wltb 1 quart of 24% meth1,..;.;;;;;;;;.;;;;;,;;;,;;.;,---~-~ ~S~c h~;o~ ~o1, hav c received ' announce- Bobby were Tuesday or his approaching marriage suppcr guests of tbe Leonar.::: . of Huntin,lton, Manford Biessl t.; ox:yehlor emulsion concentrate in . of Pt.' Pleuant, Mra. Irene Wine20 a:allons of water per P,cre MJJs Angela Joyce. rlaug:hter of Roush i'amily. volur,ne i Charles Winebrenner called on brenner .and Donna. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Moore, Miss Anita Brown Tuesda)'. " Mia, Hazel Ruth ' Brooks spent 2 pounds o( ·' niUCTUIAL I a!IAMI .Weston, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. IQy ft.obtnson of the weekend with Mr. and Mn:. Wettal,tle powder ICIRAP liON- MITALl The ceremonY:_Jiill be perfBrmed a few d8')·s 1\alpb McDermott, of Ch,e.rtnut w:ater in, high vollun1e .sprayers. at 7:30 p. rn on Friday, June 28, Charleston spent al the Baptlol Churob In Wcalon . with Mr . .and Mr.t. Dwight Gibbs Ridge. One applicttlon Is sufficient. A · will (olJow in the and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Boston . · Penn Fly Control 1 ' the ' rooms of the ctf'urch. Mr. anll ' Mrs. Weyne Hart .and • Mrs. Fred Carsey of Mason v aRes id ua 1 Fl y pray. With m '"i ltcd Su'l&f,av with Dr. and Mrs. t 1014 d lh f. I t Mrs. Hannah JohnliOJl were shop· iM ~ nex · IYII, e r~ res ld ~:~a I D. V. S )th. · 1 should be applied to dairy Ping In Pt. Ple.,.nl Frldty. Mr. anc! Mrs. Stanley Adk n:1 . •6! . ' WIATHh-GUAID ' Mr. and Mrs. Curtl1 Youhg ·(,f :wa 11s an d ceII'1ngs usmg of New Haven were recent .guests ol 60% malathion cond M C1 Dunbar, Mr. an rs. a " n of Mr. and Mrs. Curtia Rlt:kard centrate, plus 20-25 pounds of gran. ' Blessing spent· Tuesday evenmg Mr. and Mrs. fred, Roush &pent ulated sugar in 100 .... IJons bf wi th Mr. and Mrs. Paul, MH. Cc· d M H ENAMEI;.UifE ·PAINT ~ ell and Ella Bleuin~. • Sunday with Mr. an n. 0 • water . .It requires 1 gallon to cov. . rou1hl Lont-lastlngl Pr~·i > F ld M ard Roush.' Vernon.. . er 400 to 600 square feet or sur. C I. Middleport Firemen and Lhei.r har 1e Boara, or a, ~'!. Ernie Rickarc1 1 and M1ss Twila face and 1 gallon of this mixture Auxiliary members and gueata Sallie Redman and Mrs. Baker of had aa guests Sundliy Mr. and costs approximately 20 centJ.. ltcta agalntt wtathtr anti\ w h o .. ttended the annual Pt. Pleasant, Mr. and Mn. James Mrs." Homer Rickard, Dale and . ' •Yo.od·rof. DoM nOt cractc erj Auxiliary plcinc Monday night Marsh of Pt. Pleuant, daughter Kenneth, ·Mrs. · Blanche V,, r , . ••• Uat on woad Or caft-1 were : Mr. and Mn. David Ohlinger anrl son-in-law, Charleston, Mr Schoyck ol Columbus, Mr. and and Sandra, Susau and Sonja, Mr. <ond Mi1. Deck Eden . daughtel' Mrs. Tom Rickard, Betty, Joh.J. NoUce Jllelgs ColiiMy J croft. !ljJ~f h!f .... _O~tflllf~t.j We have for and Mra. Ru.11aell MIUs, Mrs. Em· and son·in·la•h and Esther, Par:r and Bob and granddaught£1' DebEslale Owners INTERESTED BUYERS met Shuler, Mr. and Mrs. Howard ersbura were ere Thursday a~ bie Ruth nf Chesapeake, o., Mr. Kevin 1nd Bronwyn . Dailey and the Board cemetery. and Mr&t William Harris, Mr. and TWO HOMES Jn I Donkey Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bechtel and The Tax Books .are now Mr. and M'rs. Ross Winebrenner Mrs. Lee Hart of· Ma~;on, ¥r. and Run, Pomeroy, Medium prJced Sarah, Mr. and Mrr. Harold HinkJe and Donna called an Ella and Mrs. Stanley Adkina off New H:t· open for the payment of and Debby, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maude BJiliuing Thursday. under $5000. \·en, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis _Rlc:.;1956 June Tax ·and also De· Murray, Mr. and Mrt. c. R. Karr Mr. and Mts. Billie Joo Cha., llnquent Taxes. Books will SOUND 7·ROOM HOME, bath, Sr, and Polly Ann, Mra. S. T. Rus- man and Bobby were recent 1 '~. and Mrs.· ·Dt;JJnls Rousl1 close July 1, 1957. sell .ind daughter, Myrna . all utllltles, Wright St., Pom guests or Dr. and Mrs. D. V. were sunclay dinner guest• of eroy, Two large lots adjolalng. Clyde G. MWbone, Bcina the Blme rc.ai estate GOn·.. Smith. Mrs. Garnett Chapman and Be<~· lhe Elmer Newbefry family. h 1 110 W. Mlbt Sl. Priced to eell at $6,800. ve)'ed t(l France• -W.. Parker, aJIO W • . M M Harlev Bon~utter w o I em Molgs County Tre•surer 1ce, . ... 81 essmJ, rs. acy ployed •~n lhe river i1 spendin"• ' ,'· , tr 0 1 l!ometi>y known as Franlie Parker, by deed B t d c I C ·• I:~;;: SEVElli\L I.JtRGE farm ln Deed Book 163 Pap onuut er an onn •· eel. his vacatlon with his family. ••• Me1p County """ed ~ Recorda. a,nd Tobey Mye ·; perUel!l. """' lh Sarah •· EIJen f M Grimm I w I&wered Mr. t•d ,. Mr•. Sald prem Ilei . appraised at Sae ruca... o rs. oa e an •pent Suoday wlt·h Mr. ond M .·s. d · ft ·' •• 000.00 and must be sold lor not - lur I)' da uernoon. Dwlaht Glb"·. .,.., · WI bt ~ INTERES1'1!D PERSONS les11 than t'W'O·thlrds of said ap- Mr. danD ,...rs. MRo.ssr•-neSa en·· ... u~d 'IJU". And•J Edwards SHOULD CALL 452 pratted '11!1ue. l'ernu: Cash in ner an l)noa, ~'~· nun. yrll: and Frances called on Mr. and and dauabter or CoJumbu, apent Mu. Dennis Rouslt Sunda)'. To See Theae Good Buya hand 011 day of aale. Sa ld premI1e1 Iou Ie d Jn 0 ranae l"rldlll)' ~· afternoon with d Mri. thCePall•J Grimm tpenl the week · Townl!lhlp, Melp County, Ohio and c1I and .:.. 11 81 eaa1ng an on eu · end with Shirle)l Grimm. Mr. and Mrs. Billie Joe Cha~ 1 ln MartlnavilJe. now Tuppen Way' home eall,d on Mr1. Don .• Plalna, and on the East side or Men who ls 111· man and aon returned to thear State Route No. 7. Mr. lnd Mrs. o . E. MtKi;~. 1 ome In U1., after vblitlnlJ hered E'l1fEL M. STOliT, Ad•nln: and Mrl. Robert MtElhlnn)l and Mr. and Mira. Russell See an latratrlx of tbe tatate KaMn, Mr, and Mrs. Jamee Dan.: ramll)' Pt. Pleasant were aueata lela' and L)lnn, Mr. 1nd Mn. Johrt C'if Mr.' and Mrs. ' Dwlaht , Glbda~ Jl'raneea W. 1-arker, Rea I Estate PHONE 398 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Several Attend Conferen"ce Of Garden Clubs tn Holl of C.Unt, Ohio wl1l be 111ft auetioneer. Cattle will arrive on WedDC:tdar, June ltth end wJll be avaJbble for in1peetion W£dnr&d•)' 'Yenln£ and on Thunda)' prior to , Rile. ., -. . <VA.l.LEY ,-: LUM8ER •• .~ s, Thitd-A.v.e. . ' �t • .. ·( a-,llal~ The Dail~ Sentinel Senunel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., June 5, 1957 • :Pomeroy Garden Club Guest Night · Is-Observed On Monday Evening! Guest ei.Pt wu observed Moo~ over the m.eeUne and a report on da)' eveniq at the meetinl of the the plannlnc eeaa.!or1 for lbe Copn- P0mel'Q)' Gll'dtn. Club held tt• the ' ty Flower S:Jow , to be h.e"ld at tbe home of Jlltl. · Roy Belling, M.u1· Pomeroy Junior Hla:b School Audbeny A"' with Mn .. Edward Baer,l itorium June ~~ 11nt1 16 wu giv~n i co-boateu. Arrangemenll or flow. en were aued throughout the home. , · by Miss Lydia Ebersbaeb. Mrs. W1l· !lAm h . Dowllie wu selected to represent the club in registering the flower arrangements for tbe Fourteen members and si.x guuU, MJ\1. Micke)' Williams, Mrs. Antone Lueke, Mrs. Ron Springer, MIBB Vtda lhle, :Mrs. Lorain Ster· rett and Mra. Harold Loh!e, were ,prelfent-(or the e"rening. Mrs. gaer, preside nt, presided show. Exhibitins arran&emPnts at the show rrom t-he club wm be Mri. John LietwU£r , Mrs. E. w. Coates, Mrs. J. o . Roedel , Mn. J. E. D. Harti nger, Mu. ~etzlng, Mrs. Baer and Mrs. J. B. Elberfeld. Mrs. Harting~r. Mrs. George H. Parker and Mrs. R. W. Finater. 1 wald were named as a committee 1 to plan a party for tbe Carmen • Rest Home the last of thia month. A report on t·h e Diltriet Eleven of Ohio Association of Garden Clubi conference held .at the Nelsonville Methodist Chureh, Monday was given by Mlsa Lydia Ebersbach. Mrs. E. W. Coatei also attended the meeting. '' and BOLD as Summer Ughtning r ' Colored slides of the Leh.;um Gardena in Minnesota were ~}!own by Mrll. Harold LOhse and Mrs. Charles Persinger read the story ol' the Gardens. Refreshments were served by the hostesses from an attractive tea table centered with an arrangement ol roses with tall white ta. pen in crystal holders on either side. Mrs. William B. Downie and Mrs. Charles Persinger presided 'at the silver tea and cofCee services. llln. Ira Chapman witb a layette ebower Friday tvenlna at her home, tut .Mam St., bonorinJ MD. Ray Heine~. Unda Chapman and Sharor Lucille Searba Hawldnl, Pomeroy Society Editor, J'!>'>ne 6U' Young · retbtertd t;e guesta. Gllta were pl~d Ia a wjlltt Eleanor Scbaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Pbone 60~1 1 haulD.et decoratecl witb larte if'Cen Wpndy bows. Yellow and -~-,--·James Wawley Jr:- and family. leslon airport wben she new aoutb of Baltimore arrived TUttday 11reen strumers extended from Marvin De l\laine, Alexandria, Va. to visit her parents. She was met I Ior a visit with h.er parents, :lllr. the chandelier to t he bassinet whle~ wu placed in the eentt who hal! bee n a bu'lllness vi1itor in in Atlanta, Ga. , by Mr. and Mr1. and Mrs. Arthur Hoyt. Middleport, wa~ sc heduled to leave G. F. Hollingsworth, who took their recent guests of Mr. and Ptll'l. J. r.~f the room. today for th e home of his diUihLer daughter and grandson t.o thelr W. Cheadle and (amil)' . 1 Games weTe played and prh: ~s in Pla infield, N . J. home ln Jaebonville, Ala., for a ded b 1 M' Le te three week visit . Mr. and Mrs. Charle.s Ewina awar t e w nners. ra. s : Week ·end guests of Mra. J, 0 . returned to their home, Ak,ron, Ruuell won the door p.rlu. · Leonard were her niece and nepMyrna Russell, who Is emplo)'ed Sunday after a several dii)'B via!t Refl'fl;bments of lee ernm, d€!· hew , Mr . ar.d Mrs. w. s. Smith, in Columb1•s, has been visitlna wilh hi.J brtotner·m·J.aw and IJisltr eorated eake. nu!d, bmln~ bnd Alleghany , v a. her parents Mr. and1 Mrs.. s. 'J'. . Mr. and MrJ. Phil Willia11l1011. eoffee were serv Y t e Ill· Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wiley and Russell. • Mrs. J, E. White and son, Jim · le.Qell tp Mrs. Henry ReiJlel, M~ son , David , left today for Atlanta , Mrs. Robert Aahley, wbo• ba• my, Columbua, were recent Robert Arnold, Mrs. Mn: lfem Ga., wbere they will viait hil bro- been employed at the Kaiser Alum· guests of Mr. and Mn. PhiJ hu1, M~. Alfred Yeaua:eT, Mn. ther, EugenP Wiley, and family . inurn plant, hai joined here hus- Williamson. Don ~pJres, Mn. · Denver Thoma, Mr1. Cleland, Heinet, Mn. Ernest They plan to return home Monday. band in Huntington wbere he t1 1 ChrisUne Bahr. dauehter of Mr. senior at Marshal) Colle~e. j.\ Rhodes, lin. William Reinhart, and Mrs. Ca!'h. Ballr, escaped brok. Carmen Haddox, who ~ beea , 00f JQ tiRQ Mn. Robert Reinh,rt, Mra. Jtu.> en bones when her arm was caught visiting her parents Mr. afti! Ml'l. ~ardens sell, Mn. ,- Jac): Robson,.Mrtl. Mar~ in thP- wringer at her home last He-rman Haddox, bas returned to i'-'r.:,\,;1 cu.s l\(lush. O.lit·d week end. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Searles and daughter, Carol}·n attended a baseball game in Cincinnati Sul'l· daY and have been vhdting this week wtth Miss Ruth Humphr.ey at Wheelersburg. Middleport Society w. ROUSH'S .~~ Cl.,elond. Mrs, ' Addie Fugate, who has been visiting friend• in HuntJngton has returned to the hom• of Mr. , and Mrs. Harold Sauer a~ daugh· ter, Mary Ruth, at Ferh.1n Me•d· ows · Miss Martha Ohlinger, Commer. clal teacher at Rutland Hith School iS(; employed In Columbus for the summer vacation months. Gregory, son of Mr. and :r.tr!l'. Rodney Hill, had lour stitches taken in a laceration over his eye when he was hurt wblle playtng last week. Mr. •nd Mrs. Norman Redd and famUy have moved to · Nuh"llJe, Tenn., and Mrs. Emil Bill is mov· ·ing this week to the home she bought lro,.. the Redd<. Mrs. Peter Lallich and sons Tod and Peter Laneaster arr~ved today for a' vU:lt wit·h ' ber mother I Mrs."elarence Ebersbacb and fam: SHOE STORE ONE STORE - ONE LOCATION AT MASON CITY Pomeroy Personols I. SHOP - - - - I PICKENS PAINT and HARDWARE CO. ·z. ' I' I t ' ' Uere are the Gift Ideas that will get further with Father. Come i~ to Gocsalers and choo:-~c the rlghl gilt at the right price. .t B~ Mrs. Chas. Sheets Is Honored Gu~st At.layette Shower Tompkl,. Surprise {)inner Given To Honor MfS. FQye logan Gifla were Placed on a lahl• A suJ)rlae birthday dinner wa s Jlven for Mn. Faye Logaft at the decorated in green -abd yellow borne of her daughter aild 1BOn-in· and centered witb a -cradle !loll. law, Mr. and Mrs. Elnier Bailey , ini a dol1. of Darwin. A dessert courAe Wfi.S served b;,; The dinner was giYen by Mrs. lhe hosteAea to .Mrs. Bob Miller, Earl .Brickles. Mrs. Dwla:ht Log.an , Mrs. Alfi"edjliggs, Ml'S'. Orville Mr1. Elmer Bailey and Estella Napper. Mrs . Vauahaa Pr1c ·, Mrs. Maude Searles and M.r. Potts. Present were Mr. . and :Mrs. Kenneth MiHer. .. George J.,og.in, Bernice King, Ken· Sending gtfbl ' but unable . , ney Neville, M~s. CaUie Logan, · attend were Mrs. El_ror McGlo '"' Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan and and Mrs. Robert Snuih. · Skipp,Y, Florence Halley of Portsmouth, Mr. and , Mrs, Elmer Bailey JETS WIN and Sandra. COLUMBUS UP- The ColumMrs. Logan was presented .-.gift bus Jet& won a 10.8 comeback VlC· of Qioney. l l.ory Tuesday nigbt ovel 'ho • · Montreal Royals. . ·~ • I Sh own TOftlQ • ht ' V:OL IX NO. 44 pytnJan s· t ers k' f I reC er ami Y · R . H ld eumon e At p·1ne · GrOVe I .. menA WELCOioiE SIGHT in Mason City on Wednesday morning was the ab.ove scepe as . moved. In altd began pavlpg on U.s. .Route 33 going through the toj\'n. Tbe ·road· - ELBERFE L .s $29,95 7 1 ',rusoN ~'~rive·l n VJ un II . .' .... _. TONIGHT fAMILY NIGHTS 2 Atlult Tlckett Achnltl CAr Lo.~lf Dana Andrewa Greer Gtl'&on STitANGI LAD't" IN TOWN (Western ln ClnemaiC!ope-Color) ... -abo- David Brien Maraha tHunt NO PLACI TO HIDi Un Color) / THURS. I PRI. JUN' ..7 Jobn Wa}•ne ' Lauren Baeall li.OOO ALLIY (Cin~maseope - Tec:hnleolor) ' Pomeroy . . :. ' .f. . ....... · eou&ideratln ·, ~ "'leidership. V1lley Electric Corpori.Uon•. Kyaer Creek, in supplyina to the · AtomiC! Energy Comminlori the . largeat tini!·~ block or ele~ric power evdr tontraeted for, in le.sa tb1n the eft!· mated time and' at len tb1n the estimated cost: ouLs,landlnJ eJ1)· r\lQyee and man!U'Icrnont tralnlnr prognuns; ~ lor reao11rtelul development i)f ~es&'IC" · energ" - C:onsump\i,on through' the ,hcJ.I ·P1Jmp and other m·a jor apPIIan . . were th.e tbroUJb tbe -alaoDIYiiJ Brian NevUle Brand PUttY AT GUNIIGHT PAll ·2 Piece foa "' ' Room S·uite ' .-. ' ' ,- e•." ' • PRINCE' GARDNER Men's EI,.ECTRIC RAZORS Sunbeam Norelco • ' Schick . GO.E.SSLER . ST. '· A ~~~Ufll! ,Livlila IIQo~ Suite, F~ R~~":' ber, Nylon Con~. Choice oi .Colors: Qreen, '·' Brown, ~rqyo/se. '' "' . Billfolds ·by Bulova .• CUFf llttl and TIE BAR SETS ~ONIC RINGS. . I \ . Al}palfchian JF.lect;rie· Power ~;,. 'lnd!Jha and M'i~higpn Eleelrir ,Co., Kf!nlucky Power Co., KtngM· port Utllltle1 Inc., Ohio Power Co., -. . nd Wheeling Electric Cn .. ~~ Opet:aUng eompanln of t1l .. ·AGE Sy0lem. · (Continued on P-age Seven) $33.75 ,; , 1 Mokt A, Perf.Ct Gift For Him JEW·EL~RY:;-o-;:S;:A;;r-' .PoMEROY .• . ' . .Le•• sso.QO f!'l·Your O.bf 1 '$~iit•:.. ' ' ' -, jlo'' -, ' ' , :C ' ' ·!1/t. \. • 1: ·o (, l ' . ' ·- ' ~• . • • _·1. ' .tt ..... . "'1'': " . '· • ·•· J. ' ' • m •t:•- Sweepstakes ticket! will win small fortunes on . it, will be ruu for the l'l8th time today in th~ usual atmosphere of a gi:JIUlt: : country fair. •• ~. ' ', Q • bas been underway for two years and citizens re~ently registered complain\$ about Of work on th~ job. Workers abOve are sbown paving the stretch front o(tbe'.tJOriilld ,song hom~ Iii Mason. Paving on Wedne,sday began at the Cliff Cook residence. · · M04.1i£cAMI.tt:A ·aR6WNIE . ' '- __,...,. . ~---'- ' l't" UNITIO I'll- ..... ..... .,, .............Oil ... - """...., .... ,. .... _ ttoow·---L _ , .... - - · A ilttloo ....... .......... Mrth. """ cUWr_• _ ........, _,_._.,. .t...,aJin .....,.,...,• .,._., •• &IHfh t. tN W. tWttll .,.. mdollll Lew •'-"' ... ... . ....... - norlh .. - ·- - - - -- - - -·- - SIHGLB COPY--lie elftoW.UJfRouti 124 Is I t Guest lo..light l·s Hel.d On Tu· esdny f ' . . l .' t latere~ IH l'lte.~---·-.·~ .tree • Welcome Sight In Mason Is RoadPa\i!lg - Poritt......,_ .... }\lit tne Pomeroy·Mld41eport, 0 M: ~-uxdd ~W(Ut£~.1 . l'u ·Deeete41'•. · t, ' at y To Sendl!\g gHls -but unible '? \ attend were Mrs. Donley RetOOl, "'Blanche Waggener, Columbus M J . Struble Mri J..hn Ter· and Southern Ohio Elettrlc COtD· J ~~· Opha Orrutt' ·~~-rr.· G1en ._ oany, .. and . tile Carp~!" Nursery ~Hi, M:;s:-:- Clyde Bf~D. ~l'li tr.om ~Burlingham wd.J preient a ~"'ha•le• ·Woode, Mr3. wal~r . Sch· d11p1ay o1 ?u ld oor 1ltht 1,ng ·. n d "' • rieber, Mrs. Edward Ball ;r- anu.I ~ardens tomght at the open rpeet- .Miss Dorothy Stfrk. mg of the Amateur GaNfenel'i. Club at , :30 at the Middleport L• High School auditorium. IS Anyone interested in thla proI gram is invited to attend the meet.. Ill · ing which will include a plOVinr 1t d ti t th 1 · ~ ~f~~~ep;~gr;~~ep on 1 ' e e ose I MeiP Temple, Pythian Sister~ bad . vlsitorr from G1nuster an Nelsonvllle T~esday at thelr . an· nual Guest,_ Ni.ght When ten new: members were present as auest.• ol honor. Sixty members and guests were Welcomed by Mrs; Cash Bahr, Mo&t The family of George Freckc-r Excellent Chief, a.nd the program . ~ i• held a reunion sunday , at h 's was planned .by Mrs. Arthur Skin· New l.O fl' .prii:e' home, Pine Grove. ner and Mra. ·Horace McElhinny. A barhccuc 't'blcke" · dinner The progr.am included a plano on the woruN'mpU., was serve<! at noon to Mr. and solo by Judith Butcher, a vocal "'P•>pular mavie 1/Ulker! Mrs. T. E. DeWolf (Esth~r Free· dUJ!t, Mrs. Paul Haptonstall and kcr) and children, Teresa Ted Mrs. Beulah Wbite; vm:al solOs by Danny and Patty of Delvan' Wis. ~ , Linda }i'orrellt, Maida Roush, _Cash Mr. and Mrs. Edward F'reckl:! : Bahr, L. R. Wiley, Ba~bara Jones-; and children · Raymo'nd. Georgo:. , voc:al duct. Edith and BI.Uy Hap--. Here'' the camera that makes movies siMple aa aftapi~Ofl Mona and Ed and Mn. Roy tonstaiJ, violin and aceord1an duet, at o lower-than-ever price every family can afford: Com• Jones Jr., and sons Michael, Jo:m M.~. ~nd Mrs. Paul Haptonstall; ~ how easy it isl You just aim and shoot'for recliy W'tM1ded~l and Jeffrey, Columbus. skit 'The Crooked Mouth Family full-color movie a, Indoors ond ovt. No better \ime than NOv;, Miss .. Rosemary RCfJe, , Akro:'1: elven by Mrs. Karl Owen, Mrs. for · p ersonal movies- the worJd's fovori ·le movie mohr is· a MiS!!I Annajean Rose. 'Athth!\, · George- Childs, Mrs., Ba~r and M~s. bigger, better buy than ever I Mr. and Mrs. E. J. HUJ CMIH'l' c. P . Gallagher. Mrs. Lillia~ Ste~ff Frecker) Pomeroy nte. 3 ., M: 1115 a,nd M~ . Skinner were pi~Nsts f?r Barbara Hill, Chest~·r and P4r. Ute pro~ram and L, R. \_Vlley,,gu •l; wilh f/2.7itn/ and Mrs. Norman Rose and , ur. ~U;:ist, played accontpa{lun.e nt 10• Frecker Pine Grove. ..., . his sOlo and that o! Mr . Bahr. ' Arrangements or summer flow· o· DIRIY 15 TODAY ers in the hall were done by Mrs. William Lowe, Mrs. Phi,ip Mein. EPSOM, England UP- The- hart and Mt-'1. George Childs and , EnJ;!Ilsh Oel"by, a horse race that M~r:~•:_· :"Sk~l"'n~ne':"''.. . ~"":'~··~~·~d~p:a~s~te".l~fl~<o~w ' :.-_.:-=:=!:;:;~~~";;;:"~~~~""'~:;~~-:=: :=!~~~~ holds wor1cl·wlde interest be· cau!lc holders of ecrlain Irlslo ' ' • • e M'ra. Ch•rles SbUt.a Wal JUett of honor at a layette; 1hower liven Monda1 evenina: l);y 11.·~. Nathan Blqs l81Lited b)' MrJ Ev•rett Ughtlpot, at her borne, Rutland R9tt ~ ,. ULOVA1 1' l" h . , Frf'4. trl lof uie refrealunent table. Ice cream, cake., n,u ll' and eof· fee were erved. by Mrs. WU.Uam Allman, Kra. HOQt;er Jonea, Mrs• MiltoD Ruaell and Mn. E. R. Ut.bted bY Mra. WUI&rd Beoinet eatertalned \ T-Sgt. and Mrs. M. S. Walkei, who have been vi siting th.elr famJUe.; in Middleport and Mason. have felurncd to their home in Shreveport, I a. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jonea, ~on· tlac, Mich ., were recent 'uests ol I her grandmother, Mrs. Minnie Bev· erage, and Mr~. Charlottes Perrin and daughter, Beverly. Before re. Clean·, sh:~.rp Hne:;, bold and turning to Pontiac, Mr . and Mn. becoming, lor !fls smart Jone~ vi11ited her mother, . Mrs. Mrs. Max Sanbori'l Is under the Jean.e ttc Waddell, In Charleiton, summer dress sandal on its care !)r a local doctor afler she cut Va. high tapering wedge heel. her hand at ~er home. Mr.• San· Mrs. Bernard Fullz and daughLove~y In ail white . born h.as been ill at tht'ir home for ter, Barbara, have been returned several week s and they h.ave rehome from M cig~ General Hoapltal. ceiv-ed word that her son , Jerry Vera Covert. youth delegate Holmes, is a surgiul patient in from Heath Methodlsl Church. to 1 Hy. ' Akron. . C the Oh io C o~fe rence at Lakeside Mra. Georye Batey ~ in Holzer Mr. !'. nd Mr11. Ja'lflcfi Hawley Sr. week , jomed her grandfather, Hospital tor observation. this N, Znd Ave. Middleport . have rclurru•d form Wallbridge, Arthur Covert, naytnn ,and her Mrs. c. P. Williams is visiting wh r. rc they vi sited Mr Hnd Mn. uncle, the Rev. Lester Covert, relatives In Toledo. there . Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Slmpaon Allen Hu ghes, Worthy Patron of vilited Jn Huntington Tuesday Evangeline Chapter, 0ES, rcpre· business. on s~nted the Chppler, al the Inspec· Miss Maude Tiltylor has returned hon of tlw Ch~pter at South Point 1 from a visit In Barbcrsville with Monday c\lenln~>:. Mrs. Hughes, relatJves and alAO attended a horse Pa~t Matron o~ the Cheshire Chap- show in Huntington. ter, accompanied her husband and Mr. and Mrs. Rucker Neal, Worthy We've clm;(·d om l'omeroy !llorc. moved tlw r c m~ llling stuck to Patron and Worthy Matron of the ' 011r Mason Cil.)' lucation and yo u'll find a SUPER MA:HKET ol Mdr. and Mrs. Edwaro fi'rcckcr Cheshire Chapter. MrR. Mildred Scott Chet~hire Chapter was also an k family of Columbus were values. If you have been in tho habit ol ~; hopping at our l'om ~ roy pret~ent at lh• tnapeetion. Ewee end sueau of Mr: and Mr :. Storl' you arc invilcd to 11ec our largt!r Htor e in Mmmn ('ity The Rev. Howard Ruppelt and J. Hill . Clifford Beaver were dinner tuests Mrs. Ro1 Jones ;rr .. and son.:; -- ju~ t II !!horl dillhtm•C oVl~l' th.l' rree hrlrlge to Mawn. w. Va. recently of Mr.· and Mrs. Harold Mich.ael, John and Jeffrey return : 1S.tUer and daughter, Mary Rutb, I ed to their home, Columbus, Sun· Nu parkm g prohle111s pltmly u[ parkin!:: s pace al nil tlmeg. Pe-r han Meadows. day after a week's vlaU wlth h. · The Rev . and Mr~ . c. E. Hoyt parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J, Hi ~l and son, David. le-ft loday for and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones Sr. Mr. and tMrs. T. E. DeWolf and Pennllylvania where they wlll at· lend tbe marnage of their son, children, Teresa, Ted, Danny and ,lohn. Thf'y were joiner! In Mart· PJtty or Delvan, Mich., spe .1. elta b:.< Mills Margaret Hoyt. several days with her father . William Ohlinger, who Injured George Frecker, Pine Grove . hi.~ 1<'1: wheQ he fel1 at his home Teresa remained for a month 's rC'renlly, hd been a patient at visit and ttle others returnt.d home Monday. the Mei gs Grneral Hoapltal. Lee Smith and his lather, E. 0 . Mrs. Willoua:hby HUl, ChestC' .·. Smith. accompanied Mrs. Lee \1 a me<llnl patient at Univc ·. In ~lawn Clly, W.Va.- Phone SP-3·5583 I. Smith. and 9on , Mark . to the Char· slty Hoapital, Columbu1. Johnny Bryant Is spending H few diY.!i with Mr. and Mrs. E..:. Hill. Mr. and !Mra. J, HUI and Mi&s Barbara Hill were bu.sincs5 vbltora In Parlcerabur1 Tue&day. Mr. and Mrs. Vinee Cheadlt•, Flush.ina, Mich., and Mr. 4nd Mr11. George Cheadle of Albany wen Mr. and Mr.a. William Grlftlt't returned to their home, Columbw, Sunday arter a week'a vlsH with Mr. an'i:l Mra. Lester Faub:.lr 1nd Mlu MarJ\Itrite 1thyer. 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