https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3309e6a106b8d0434cb66a54c04fbc0e.pdf df9944378bbe2b408617cfb0c5595af4 PDF Text Text ... ... . ..... ... . ... __. ~,. ~ ' ' • , ' • ' • I na albour ._. ret"'b..rtlll!nt. w boa ' I RS • I" !Jl ' !Jl • -N -Ad • '' .v lb-0 fFiv rom Meigs t.ounty a u d AtO • U em eac bnme. 0 Bu A boll Lou IT FUNKENS dy.l· O Ml~ ll I 011 ~ hie Co tr Ky 0. D. " ES IT _,_ T nks to C ecklng •, " ops f nast , H olth and En r~y! ' d di t. of 0 well·bQianc ,, E yCCHitkiln , '' Ac s,lll·ns Wi r :oM!h011ds �"' ' . ..,_ , -~ 1l 'f;.. .. t • h~lySentinet:Pomeroy-Middteport, 0 ., June 10, 1957 · t fNDUSTRIAl't BLESSErJEVm17 __, _~. The Daily Sentinel 'Y PICNIC HILD 'l:he S F ClUb beld a ptcnlc Wed · nesday evening Jt tbe ro~:~dsHl • park In Middleport Present we• r Al1 Hoskins and slstt>r Miss Ad n 6M SiGN ON Mlsa Lucy Gibbs, Mrr; George H 700 Toda:v Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Baker Gor 900 Romper Room don, Guy Mutchler and guests, M- 10:00 The PriCii! [s Right and Mrs Char le& Rilyburn and 10:30 Treth or Consequence• children, Freddte a n d Beth ol 11 .00 Tic T.ac Douih 11 30 It Could Be Yuu \ Chica~o, 01. 12 00 Current 100 My Little Margie TO MEET THURSDAY I 30 Tenne&Jee Erme The Phllathea Soc1ety wil)r-me 't 2.00 Matinee Theater Thursday mght at the M1dd1epor• Church or Chr1st at 7 30 p m 3•00 Queen for • Day 3 :4:l Modern Romances GARDIN CLUI M!ITING Comedy Time The Windmg Trai1 Garden Club 4:00 MovteUme 4-30 will meet Thursday evemng at the 530 Cartoons bome of Mrs Harry Can terbu ry, H5 News Picture Athens road Mr;. Robert Re1bel • 00 Superman reg1onal dtrector far distrtct J 1 • 30 V. '<...ltberca.rt will be the guest speaker 6 35 Sports Eye 6 45 NBC News RIDING CLUI TO MeET The' M;eigs C(lUnty Rlding Cl Jb 700 Producer's Showcase will meet at the Rock Sprm g.• 830 Robert MontgDmery Grange ball , fuesday at 8 p. m A 9·30 Soldiers of Fortune wiener roast w11l be held follow! •g 10 00 Badge 714 the bwlness :~~esslo••. 10 30 News Headlines 10,30 Nltewetch UDIIA AID MElTING 12 00 Tonight • The Ladles Altl of the St. Faul's I 00 S1gn Off Lutlteran Church will meet Wed nelday at 2 p m at the h omr- nr 111'1 . Vir&il Hamm with Miss _, ~ !nama Hamm a~~' co-hoste.s11. , IICHAIID S. OWEH - GINIIIAL MANAGII . .YNOLD I. GRII!NI - IDITOII llllllbolol adYertillllll "'J1.....,nlative, ~IIAellloKlmboll lac., Ml 1 J...D,itoD: Ave., New YOIII: City, 16, N. Y. :&ntered U aecood. claD ma!Jina: matter at tbe ..,., Ohlo. pol1 otac. al Pom I Sub&erlptlon rates: Deltven by ~mler where 1vallable 30 aata per week; one year In advanee at 'i'he Dally Sentloel offiee, tUUIO: &lJ aoatha. $7..80: tttree montb.J, $S 90 Br motor route whue aqt)able one month $1 By JnaU one year $8; 811: molltlu. $6.25; three moatbl. tz.l(l: one month, Sl. :f'ulili.Jhed every afternoon exeept Sund.Q by Tbe Ohio Valley Sfn· tlael. Inc.. at 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, 0 . lkllilae. cdfioe pllolte-all edltorl.tl. office pborw 397. ---- Leasing Of Major Part 01 Land Purchases I By Larg.e Industrial Firms Is Not At All Unusual As Witness Ravenswood Area The fa c t that of 3,000 acres of industrial laqd owned by the Katser Aluminum & Chemical Corporation in Ravenswood only 500 acres, or roughly one-sixth, wiU be used r.ow iJ suggestive of our own proopects in Letart Falls. A Umted Press dispatch Saturday from Ravenswood disclosed that about 2500 acres or this unused land is beklg farmed under leases and bemg reforested for recreational pur· poses. However, when construction is completed in 1958 it is expected c lose to 5,000 people will be employed in the manufa cture of alummum The extra land is considered insurance that space will be available for future expansion. In Le tart Falls at the latest count approximately 2,000 acres of the fines t farm land (• ....' m Meigs County either was under ophad been bought by an unknown firm or person repr~ flcre £igure Thus we see here a near duplica·tion of the Ravenswood his· The more conservative minded among us here have Sllg· gested that one of the large Ohio or Pennsylvania coal com- panies easily could be back of this move to acquire Leta1t land MONDAY TO PRE~~NT PROGRAM 00 J1mmie Dean ' A group of students from Ow 77•30 Boston Blac~Ue Taylor UniverSity , Induma w•ll 8:00 Captaln Kangaroo prese$1 a program of mUS-lC ani 8 30 Corliss Archer aliO speak .at the Mcrnlng S1 ,,. 9:00 Garry Moore lUB ehurcb Friday at 8 p. m. Thl.! 9 30 Arthur Godfrey public is lnvlled lo attend. ' 10 30 Strlk~ It Rlcb 11 00 v''lliant Lady 11 Hi Love of Ute 1130 Search far Tomorrow 11 45 Guldin& Light 12 00 Katie's Kitchen • RUARK REPORT Ohio Faam 'tractor OJ-ration Caa Be Safe;C4t•oxli••ion Sap '!'hey say industrial observers are quite aware that choice sites ly ~OBERT C. RUARK along the Ohw river are advancing Into tile rarity stage. What NEW YORK - There seems to better investment could a profits-rich (and tax-poor!) coal be a power cf t'Xhol:'tlns golnc • company make than a few hundred thousands of dollars plunk· up here ,in this sinful dty of Sod· ed mto a good mdustrial s ite on the banks of the Ohio River om and Gomorrah named New 12 30 By faith we und~ntand thaf the world Will created by the close to adequate and cheap power with water transportation York, and 1 am strone to say that r am with Dr Will Graham, an· at Us front dom ? word of God, eo that what Ja Bten was made out of thing• which do aot appear.-(Hebrewl:l 11, 3.) We have never "seen'" elee.. trJcity, or the "wavea" wh k h carry rad1o and TV sounds and images, Ye-t we have fa1th in t hem, for we know that they 4re, and thRt they don' t just happen. Truly, how can anyone th~n doubt lor a moment that Especially who n the deep vein or coal underlying the entire other North Carolina boy, in hls battle agalnllt oJd Sabm. 1ract remains untapped \ It is)mposSJblc to judge the probability of this surmise bet am not eommercl.ally incHned ing a fact Obvio u s lv , whoever has bought Letart Falls land, and don't O\"D '~~• Crusade Kit, befor what ever purpose, is keeping his hole card well hidden. cawe I am not ba11leally a do-ltfellow, but I have a IOilJ There is one pm tint:mt observation that ts fair to make We are yourself history or being laelped to aalvanot aware of suc h action having been taken in the past in the Uon, and If Billy Graham cao write Ohio valley m exactly that manner his own pres:a releaaes, 10 can l My history of being aaved goes Options for !he Sporn plant were taken in 1947. Land was b ought for Koiser's pion! the year before and when Kyger back to Billy Sunday, a reformed baseball player who uaed t{l r,ule Creek was in th e ide a ·slage, only then was land optioned. the Devil under tents for a slltlrt It may be wJSe to temper unleashed optimism with this the- lee u he traveled the cornpone ory of the Letart Falls land d ea ls. circuit. Doctor Sunday was a medi. ·--·· ocre ball player, but he wa• pure·T death on the Devil In a double play. I remember just as clear that I ,ave up amoklng for a week and quit cutting achot;~l for nearly s mor,th after Grandpa drug me out to bear Billy Sunday 1moke out sin. lite 'lt•m V•to' ld• a •vetoed' by Con;ren AI a matter l)f fact, I reaeb trom a family of DeviMirlven. My Great Bpccl(l l to Central Pre!HI Anocklttoa Uncle Wadr waa a Holy Roller, ASIUN'GTON- Piui\Jomt El•enhowet~a plea. for a.ulhorlty to and when he come down strong veto 1 pe~:1h<: ltmns In appropriation& bill•, wbkh be lenned "an with the Sperrlt, be was a sl1bt to elfecllve tooL for econ1,1my," Ia tailing on deaf ears on Capttul Hill. see. He 1pake In the Unknown Jt may be efCucllve economy from the Proaldent'l etandpolnl but Ton1ueR, not entlrel,y too far off men1bel-s ot Congreas stro ngly tear tha.t Mr. lll~enhowtr would UH from the modern dlaelplea, .and the ILcm veto on the ir pet projecte. when he really rot to rolling, h1 TJ•e cllld '-lx.ecuuve b1ooche<l his plan durlnl a telepboae .peeeh never seemed to feel the aand· to New Jen1ey Republlcana rt~«nliy. Lat•r l"eapu11 And we had big, spiky Sand· Biifnlng T• eaaury Secretary OeOrp M. H\lmphny a~ura In Southport, N. C. and the budget director, PeNIV&I F. Brundare, went to bat. fur the propoaal b•ton a Ho\11• Ju· I remember a lot of camp meetlnil in and eround Ute Cape Fear Uii'Lu.ry aubcommlttet. Symptomatic or congrenlonal ooolneu to the area. Evt~rybody, Including the Idea wa• the fAct that only two member• of thl preaC!her, waaruu of aln, and eager Mven-fnan aubeommlttee 1how.d up tor thl hear- to admit lt People used to tet up li\g~ o.nd bolh of them condemntcl the aUfrPitlon. and wtll their eyea and confe!ll to I..awmu k ~ L'M won't llllf It publicly but they aiM they never knew they had, so know that one ot the ta.rret1 of a prnldenUal •• not to be left out of tbe rea. Item veto would be the Rivera and Harbol'l bl11, tlvitles. I alway, felt they were knlJ\vn n11 the "p<wk barr.l'' bill, Whlcb embrace• braiJIDI jult a little bU. aco1u ur amall loeal con•trucuon. projHta. Wherf! I re11Uy got the bte feel· Pretlcltnt • • • • ln1 of aplritual jollity was at the l itt nhCiLwot e IRH o\DIA'l'ED RATION'I-The Army hal 111- colored folks' camp..meetlnJI. ,. ,.. ed Congre11 It w\11 not rilk fltdll'lJ' "flli~Ut" They 1eemed to be on a little more to 10ldl~ra un til tosl1 prow con<:luaiVely th&t ln'&dlated tooda &re lnUmate bl111 with the Lotct than 1afe to eMt 'fhat wa1 the upshot of teatlmony ln whtoh Peatapn. the white folkl. They treated OtfiCJ&III di!IICrlbetJ lilt 'IXUtctllr8ted" & publltbf4 N:pOrt thut thl Him u a friend, and they ure Army 11 ready \Q aturt tervlng such foodl to troopa to 1hGW the .ven a mite tolerant of the Devil. precUcaUty or & new pre11ervallon proceu. Theae meetinp were held In Irradlltlon Involve• ato.nle •terlllution and puteurlutlon ot the Woodl, moetly, amid an aura of food • which might make It p011lble to keap eom'rrionpl.c. foocb oa fried fltb, home-made whlakey, and th~lve.. tot yean~ without apolllna-. A Hou•• approprlaUona eom· znnt.ee wu auu1-ed that no 1uch food will be ,SvtaMrYlc. JlrtOMel hand·NWII cttocolate eake. 1'bt preaeher waa always tat, off hit \UIUI Ute proceu 11 declared perfe<:Liy .at•. tithe nf tried chicken and dup•ernoJ wine, and he Invariably un11 ANTI·AI'Ilf.RICANIS.Rt IN FAR KAST-.A. Houn tontrn aftatrt 1ubeommltt" wlll dig deeper Into the reMn.t u*Amtrlcu rlut on ba1s and had a personal feud Wltll Fonnou, and enlarre Ill probe to Include aiiiUC!Ji bubuntl Uiloufb-o lha Devil. If• aiiO broupl en· llthtenment to the Slatren, and J out the Far Jtut. Rep, Clement J. Zablocki ~D), Wile~ Jald 1tt1 IUtcoMinlttee have <'hecked Just reoently on one wu uaured by ~fenu and State department oll'letall that lht divorce procudina In which the Chlnen Natlonallat rovernmen.l accepta full rupontlbiUly hr the preacher waa conf1 en ted wttb 25 Fcmno.ta ln~ ldenl. llOWI!Ver, he laid ht. rroup will fUrther" . CICHe•pondeatt In a 4et-VGrel! llllt. Bvei'Jbod) 1tood up ltluaeb and l.n.to thla matter All.d other •lmllal' lncldenf.l ln. til.• P&elfkl. One ot the other wch occurreneN eertaln. tO oome under lerutlfty boUered, "I: 1 a lief'' Je lht J•PU4!1e~Amea1can dl•put• over u ArneriG&D ICIIkUer aCCURd The tlnrlnt waa wendtttul, and ot kuUnr a. Japan••• womnn who t' 'U plekin• up metal from • tho llrellght shown beaulilully on tJrln.f I'SAJI· U. s, otflcl11.l.1 now have dtckltd to tum hill\ oYer 101 IJ'diJ faoe1, and the ebolr dent the JapanaM ~ourt1 tor triRI. TtLI ~ rioll a\10 centered around an America HrVIee<o 1nd awa)'ed ""the mulde ·plelt~ 'UI man. In ' lhlt aa.. lho man wu accwtd ot nu.nalaUI'ht.r h\ the • Hat th1t 11 tbe balli1 of Jaa,. Now arRI aa:aln a Slater would Itt lhooUnr o~ a Chlnete but wu acquitted by a court rnar\taJ, out 1 yelp and conte torw~ to • MISAILE8 IN UGO A. D.-If you think mllallH an.d roektt• are the bench, and conre•• that lbe mollem devoelopmentl, you're wronJ. The Chlnue u•ld them a,&~nat was wicked to' U•e eo~. and that 1h11 waa purlfieatlon bound. 1~11 &he TarU.tt In 1.h" ye1n 1200. That'• tN word from the Library ot Congreu-tM Nation'• Brain would Inspire a mite of Jhlquq - which houa• •II klndl of odd bit• ot inform&tion. Il recently In another Si•tw, who would throw out a Sorerkh amt lay her ettra compllod¥nport tor lht ruldance ot con.peuma. 1in1 on the IMtneh for 1111 to 1ee and ! The tt I\Ot.cl t.hal the :BrlU•h u.ed rocJ,lttl "And ... to admire. Tho nld llfvll 1"'11< a jn. tbJ W 1:; ~ 1812. Until 1900, tbt weQpcm wu •~ ~ .-.J}Q"-" -Ia military enpgemenu. They _ . mtrlrl>' thraohlns ill lhote da)'O. I~, fa.\ft repla.pt4 b.Y JorlrN~ange run• b'c"'utt they 1M Ot.rt, , ." I uaed to alt on tb• outltJ,ri ol ~keel 1 With ' ot World War lt, the Oti'IUM lhowed U..t the crowd11, tc~al ,uie,, and m v.l at eome of, the barmoalel hat dettructton. wroucht b1 'Ute V•l &H V·l. coukl Vanmnate from prayer toand devutattnlj 'Wt1&pa. bow: M.,- aonr. AJtft from Ut6 preachv, what moet eon.,....._.,en warhead& cu. a.t dlatt)J who wu Ill tr0111 hlo lllbo, all t~e bua" alnaua were skinny, and au ..- -·-·-·--- --- W .. . ' e ··ao • e -., ' • • .,_aay 'jtoo~U~o~ta~~~i~~~m~e~n~ao~lnJ' wt,. Godip~ the Jopranos were rat, and til the beatu'lg In the uplift league And 11 a Bite In the stem for acourJing sin, seem• just n We were Haht in baaao 1profun• touch sterlle when one conaidera doa In Brunawick County. and a the recreational possiblllties of the real aood baliLH could make hi1 llv· piney woods. (Copyrighl, 19!f. by United lnt tourlnc the outdoor revlval1. Somehow Satan took mor;e heed Feature Syndicate, Inc ) from a aood ban than from. a btrl· Paid In Full tone, lit alone tel'OfS, NEW BRITAIN, CDnn, - ru."') I get tbe feelln& tbat Dr. Wll• -Mn. Rita Rodrigue was lined ltam Grah'am, evan,ellat, 1.1 mil· 1lng a few prop• In hl1 1 filht Mllfor dr1Yi111 10 ye~rt )rilhout o aaalnst evU. Fried cblt!keo, fried Ucenae. That's how mPch It wou11 fJih, flreli&ht abd a aood 'DevlJ. have CD.81t her to obtain the hating baA •inaer take a pow~,Lof lleenae• r:lurln1 the decade. •• ' ACROSS 1 Coin (Iran) ••• .A. 21. Jrtdlee We1t 4. One-•pot card e Scabbard i 15. Rl1ht trlmmtnc (abbrl 11. Perform 8. Neutrallll 12. Tanker 1. cue. 13. Coin.1 (It.) 11. Stnclnl ' u. Sacrtftcer vole• lbulball) t. No!Mman us. Cirl'a name 10. Blund•ra UJ Prtt4ntOra 14. ltftUce l7. Wfit Indita A~rt41 (abbr.• 18. M~trrinlen' 18. Dart• 20. 8ea1.m1 / 19 Move 21. Grow oM 21 Sum up 21. Hamilton 24 Showeu and Burr z . Ruoal 23. COYetOU. 21 11\tltdlftl addition , 18 Nnal c-OI'IttNcUon I workert , !1'~, ... d . Man'• .:JrJI.J ~j :.l i 11-J · ..t :·J~ 1 1 U-:h t 'J .;:-l ' "''r;~'' :·.J-l so. Per- · (lifOt,) " PHONE :198 RATES LwtlliOD 1 ta,ltl .• • Writer. ~Chln . J Sf Advant.act 31J. Vtllap I community II\.... ) ... 38 Waah ll . .tl• 311 Lanpa_, ... .... jollllo ofl. MCUD\\1• lalo ·1 - 1 11ato t Untrlon4tr a Not any [OAit.'l' OR'l'l'l'OQVOR - Hue't 1mi tt wNk Itt TUESDDAY CHANNEL 13 1D·D9 SJgn O• Sign On 11 •00 Adventures In Learntnr Adventures In l.earnlng 12:00 Noo11 News Noon News 12:15 Ntilhbora Nejghbors 12:30 Fran~• Laine Llberace 1:00 The Feminine Touch The Femmlne Touch 2:00 Afternoon F1lm Featival Afternoon Film Fettinl ' 3:30 Llle With Elilabeth Lite Wlth. Elizabeth. Cartoon Club 4:00 CartoOD Club Mick'eJ MouSe Club D:OO )llekey Moue ClaD Five Star Final 1:00 Plve star J'laal John DalY Newa 6:1~ John Daly and Newl Wite ser-r.ce 8:1!0 Confllet 7:SO Wyatt Earp Volee of P'ireltone Press Conference 8:00 Broken Arrow Top Tunea and New Talent 8.30 'I'elepbon.e Time Sheriff of Cochise 9:00 I Spy New• ot tr.e NIJht 8:30 Public Defender Theatre 13 10:00 New1 of ~ Nllbt The Late News 10:10 Shipmate Varletit:tl Sign Olf 11:10 'Qltallr. l3 Cheyenne 12:45 Tbe Late New• 12.00 1?:15 12·30 1:00 2:00 3:30 4 00 5:00 fi:OO 6: UJ 6:30 7:30 8 00 8 SO 10:10 11 :30 11 .35 STIVERSVILLE Mn. GoldJe Taylor, Gary~ Ind, Mr and llr& Al Stojaek aild lin. Inez Shaffer, Steu~envllle spent Sunday wllh lilt. •114 Mrl. Ben Brewer. . are lpendlag a vaeatlon W'ltti their llfandparent•, Mr. and Mrl Dell Talbott. ' ' Mr. and !oln,. BIU and ehtW,. called on Mre. Jlm ,,Middleswirt, sUnday. Mr. and M:ra. Georp s,ld:er, Sy~ racuse, v/llted llr. and llr& Balph Vidor Dum, l.ioaMt Bnl- and Brewer, Sunday. :Mara:aret,Dur-' are W with m\U111ps. F1(tb vlalted lin. Randy and Tony Well•, Xeoia, H~ dMildred Bluoll, Tuead"'' .ov•lllln,r, If!: lbbcd ~...~_a.; u4 F ~W k \ Set JUly 21 aJill """ 11r1.Kr. r.., and · ' arm Sewlq judgtnl: Blue rlbbono, Ill'. Jeanette """ -liT• Wayoe ee Janet M.Coy, and Janie Jordan, ol Ileal and 4a\!Pieh. L. SMJTH standard typewriter the eoun10tn Climbero: Ber ribbo.. ' 1 Excellent condition , ~rs Jed Judy t.anter and Nancy Dow.eU, SIJ.L,L l.AfT IUTS "fb, tMh •atloNd rara Safet1 --,.,- - ..,__ - - - - Webster, 206 Spring A>e., Porn. Wblte rlbbono. Sue Wm and Joon ST. LOUIS lJP - The St Lo·•'• WoellwDI bo o~>oerv.a Jill>' 21-2'1. 1 ~~ 1have iD tbe- vicUtltr of iPom• eroy. 6 '1 3tc CUilspJe, Wlflinlil Workers Club. Canlinall.ald ~ .r.emaiGJ.q2.000 ~ liMnhow• a.. 61·' ·~oy, a ...,utlfot I!Jiillet ,P~Jno bltoo\ller and .... -•• OOib for .ally tbo - . ,... lOibkh will be talt'"' l!t!.ck and Two six·ym-old ortbs, oomplete. lbe Joly J ~Game lhr<' ,.uolll~ all ' - oa4 '"'""' 1 , will .U ftl a ~ ftvllllo to Hl&h chair Phone 6251-M .. houri ,allar the lld<et Olfieco ·~ w Join tbo drive ,. 'I ~-~~~ of tll<\1 J i>ltno. 1 ft 7 3tc ;;;J/w •""" ..w In· 1 Write or call for l~r details ===:::-.,-;:--:-;-;--c-:--.: Mr. and "'"· Jam•• Jleefe IDd opeoe<l Sund,iJ o1 lluocb lltadl11111. jWjojl • fonD """'" to~ F. Pt!df, ~It ,Adjult-. WALNUT dining table, extensloo aon att.tnded the Memorial &erv· ~ ~ Commlltion o1. u • ..~.- 1 d d b If t h 1 ieea at Hemlock Grove. IIAICII'OS1?01111P , ~~, --,....,..,.,, J/i'f,",...e"'ton•J,f...,..,..,..l'e,iiV eaves an pa' u e, cars. Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam HoudaCOMCOID, N. C. VP ....:Ra:a 1!101'1) 'IUS]> St., 1JDIIUD)US, Ohio. Blll'gaJq. 0350-Y. 8 7 Sic thelt entel'talnod al a dinner in lorted t>l tbe ~ - . . . . - JoiiiU "'be1 ';.~ON Oltrltal ~'1, Easyd~ms PART and Urea we buy junkeJ bonor of Richard Houdubelt who uled NASt;U 100-aqle eanvel't1b e ~ GCICUJ)atk.l m Obl.o." lt 1 o ..... piano acee~ .as tra8 e-n. can. Clyde Van Cooney, BaUPy wiD leave soon ~or Ute al'llll!d .er:v· race SJm!W' .J!. .Ual: ,P.wcord flpeed· ..u.. ..,..._ •ftentle ao 1he tim~ ft etc Run Road. Pbone 692S-Y. '" -:r~.... .._ - ~ :Ut'aav .vu icea. A lart~ group ol Jllelurd'a way and allo waa:hed cut the a;to·t l f1PJ 1/1. ~MIA~ '----·-------6-6-etp week with !4J'. an~ Mrs. Curt fr;iendaanddaumttes 1at~dell. car races ICbedulfd It the 'rv. eona~Wibklltababftvy JtlQEJJS W~ frpm Pomeroy, ' Roell ..,....,.. Frederick also Mr. and Mrs. (Centlrti.IH FrtiM.... .-J :Mr. and Mra. Carl Cone •nd Heel Speedway at Rantlleman.N. c. buro~DW ID. th'-*le ~- con&~. 4.30- VENETlAN BUNDS. Match Stick Henry Spencer. The nQJel tAl 'Comlllktee mem~ daugbtm of 'A~ben• vitlted Mr. c.,a. ot abe_.. farm safet,. 12;®. C,lll MUidlep,ort -806'1·\'. drapes and sbadea, roll-up Porch Mr. and llr•. Waid Sgene.!r, ben were rel"aecl rfollowlng an and Mrs. ,.._elvl.n Morris. .ROOifJi IJNI ~ ~ ~ CTU7:" ue fl 7 3tp ehades, Cloth-nylon, awnings, Mr and Mrs. Lowell Bing, Mr. -appe,a,l bJ 'Uie Pt.. Pleaunt ChamMr •nd Mn. VirtU 1Cing ~nd ilAL'I'IIIORE UP -JaCkie Har· avallable without c1:wge &o those Poreh Vallance, Electric fans , CONCRETB BLOCKS and Mrs. ' Dayton SPencer left ber of Commerce to the county famlJy vislttd Mr. and )ln. QlAII.,J. l•PfUild ~ )lll,.ac·~~ we. wrlM Jllvilion ol Safety all kinds. Dale Wippel Supply, Sunday night tor Wyominl, th"'L1 court to appoint auth a co.,.mlttee. Heilman, Welt Shade ep4 bm ~q pr.,pn State and 1\V-.. Ohio D.partment. ~ ~ !BE A DANCE FO!l 21a qnion Ave., Pomeroy. ...uiN letter Fer LHI" back to Fountain, Colo., where The court :bad appointed the Mr. and llr1. Leo Kina: and son. -eoDqe, tod.a7 teeame the 3$11 ..W\dlnl. Cabambua. Ohio. liOI)!lE ¥fl101lil8ji A N D 8 5 !mop they w.lll vlsll thelt N•llr ~ mtmllol"J ,Jif ~ II'OUP In their Michael, Columbul, vlllted 11n 1.1!1Ul1 GJll!I!TS A'I' TilE - - - brolher.tn-law, Jlr. ..... ~ .IIOY 'l'etll>lJ eoaoU7 olnety days Geor&~o Tbomu and I BODI, Earl ' T'\.-eDina )11)1)~ LQIIG);:, CORNER OF WANTI!ll- Culand colored glass GRUE~ER B..,.,_ • Lawrence DeGroot. ,alter lbe "!'SOlu~on allowlo.l the and Guy, and Mr. and Mrs. WD·l JJ•W I D ' 'sYCAll.(i)BE .4,ND E. MAI.'l, old ehina. Call 8188-M evenings. Mil .. North of POIMroY Mrs. Luey Hayea 11 lttaytng 1_p .aP.pj)Jntm_.eot of ~WCIL ' a committee Ham King. _ . ..... , _ . 1 l'OMEROY. il!\l'IIIC illY THE · 5 15 II 'her h<lme h..... ' wor paW'd 'by i'llltature. LeJjslaRev. and Mr&. Donold Genbelmor ....~ -- ·- - _ ·:r,IOONLIGHTERS. FREE SAND Mr. and )'{.,, Cll!fbrd K.,.. ~ltln PI'O"Ioled 11!>1 If the county and family ml.,ionary from M· I ~ wldiiD kllln.lellall7 OI'PIIiSIDJ I 10\WCIIES. IUNE 8 AT G·OO P Aluminum combination storm and WE BUY and son GlofDI'l' al lllddleport, . • - s dld ioolopj>olht sneh • oom- rica. were dinner auelll of Jjr. lllld tho ....,.,.., Gf ,_,, of \11, FfeiJ' to plfmt Ia the CoDIJO "'!"" M. 6-6-3•c screen windows and dcrorr Steel spent Wedneedu ll:Wlnlng 1f.ltb. fQJttee wl~.ntamy ,daya that the Mrs A. !Qng. ..._....,.~ ...... af llle npBNbundaot Eoallab aDd aluminum awnings andean. ITRUCTUitAL I IIAMI his mother, Mrs. Lucy Hayes. State Tax Commiuioner aball do M,r. and Mn. WJlliam Kina: 't~ !'".,--~-thet..=.: -'"llontbe. -·~ p'··-l- ,._ Ho•dttv&rtoft fot opies. Call William Radford, 11'ALI Mrs. Emily COnp'OV~. ~,Je so, evenift" with Mr and ..-a ....- .,, ·-~ --~ ~ .... . . Rock Springs. !S 2 lmop. ICit.AP IRON- M and Elmer Sees all of Columblll an • • .....mid IIHm. 1'o lhe of •gnklnd, one qniet Btm"9Rlta L~ge - Lane Cedu Richard HeUman. twt ol .. Jhe1' wen 1DIIerW fOI' -... bealllffu.l 'YOke a.na:OUD.eed Clltrrtl U Window FansOH 10 vALLEY spent Jaot weekend with 'he< . u Mr and loin. J)ana Diao IIJid llltllil7 tnool boob dB· ;-;;.....,. from God. DisGRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and ~lildolre frl_..,atozL Service. 'D, A. Fin1aw, lh2 E mother and btother, Mrl. Ger.Rowland plal attended the Mem· Wor-ld War 11'eYeeled tbat DOt CON!I« and POUilder ot Chria. a.lter furniture, Middt.port, Ohio Mam St., Pomeroy. 4 27 If trude Warner and son Wilbur. • ~~~ '""' , _ On•J orlstsoruces at BurUIIjllam. ....,..... . lliml4iodoi. llary Bater Eddy, ~ 29 II Mr. and Ml'$. Ji)afl !Ol~~n I 'r1'1ectrlfica•tou judgio,g, Blue ribMr. and Mrl. Olen Han;l8on and lhe tla.d cohblw, l:lld 'W()I'Id • AJIItll'kOAli.. mowed In ..ScltJo~Mrw and three chlldJ:en or ~:wiMf~d ~ ,. son Phlll1p Mr• Ro• Brh!ltles and ___.. Phono litO f 141 For Rent visited u·r. and llr•. M,Llo Bi&Ss bons. Daytd ~..Jll and Tueker Ca-• ' · J War U ... w•- tJaat tY,ei"J'ODe fiiCII and Hlllllb witb KeJ to tbe ~~ , eey of tbe WI.D.lng workers Club; Richard Houduhelt Jpent several ,... aOI' lib Leo TDbtol,. daa Scripture~"' llowlove ul God wu · .(f) Ii:lf:.HT ROOM DweiUng, newl.y Saturday , Red ritmons. David Wamer ani:l. dan at Norfolk, Va., visltlq the paul~ JGidm,. TbtD ame boaDd ap 'with W..-e of man. (Q: fiecorated in side and out, large Mrs. Edna Will ot Can I Burger. Good Luck Clover Harrltons' aon, Dale, of the U S. the 'WVIIIDI that. we..,.,. orw Qdl boo};. bued upon tbe Scrip.. LOST - on road betwelen Frank Winchester, John Will of Pomeof ¥ason; ' Whi te rtbbans N;avy World aad. the ed'Oit of 1he turea. abe lntel']n'eled t);J:e work lot, within ~ min. walk from ~l~er 111nd llieb Sel1eh farm , roy and Blll Will at Mt. Hennan Gill Ji ul Mitchell, Mr and Mrs. Burdelle McKen. Unilell Natloal1o unite w. Now o1 Cbriat 1esua tnd Jived by it. Court House. A N. Bengel, May 30, lever from Massey Har. Cl~. , ney and children, of lrUc_!f~epOrt, 'We are .,..are of balm' ud ~-~~ con'linced tbat bia COlDPomeroy. Pho~e 310·M. 6 5 tf HIGHWAY HOME- 6-room ranch called on Mr. and Mr61. JJ Cu:<t ,ri1 tractdr. Finder please re· style home wtth 3 bedrooms, Frederick, Sunday morn fie. : Blue ribbons, spent an . everung With »r. and ~ ~ ft J>e' 0111 liUIDdJ were aot for hili diJdplet turn to Frank Holter, Racine For Rent - Extemlon Ladder•, plenty clo~ets, birc h and oak Delbert Pullins and Wilbur tbe ather llde of tile IIebe. We -'7, but for all those who bad 0 7 Sip Scaff-old boards, Drop. Cloths. flooring . Kitchen has Vinyl tile McElroy of Sharon spent M.onll.l.v ue IIU'f'OUilded bJ tbe daily raw.. 'I n bim. Clinton Fisher, Middleport. flooring, E'Xce,llenl workmanship with Mr and Mrs Henry Spe~ · newa fll eJ•hlq utiCIILI, -.. ••• Mod important In ill per:Phone 82611-X. 111 tl I "(8b~ in cabmets and woodwork. 'r<>rt· cer =~ cent p.atrkrtiams, frilbl:fal arma.. lallin power wu Mn. •Eddy's --.,..,---;;-i 'ed ai r hating Full basement Mr and Mrs. C. A. \flabeoek menta. But we must atrive &o ~is won the worda of t'or rent • .d:leetric wallpape;with shower Attached garage and Mr. anJ Mrl'l Carl Duck· • keep the peace. U .Joha 4:16): MW'e have !<AwUNGS SOJ)IS CO.- U rteamer. Clinton Fisher, Mid16x22 with breezeway. Excellent worth of Otsego spent one e.Ye ~ loto a world. u troubled • wn. nd beUeved the love "t~o.ul wr..ter Servlce. Dq dleport. Ph. 62615· X 11·1 tf location only 10 minutes dr1ve inf lut nek w1lh Mr. and Mrs ' 1 ourowacametbeYGfctofCbrlit that:Godbatbtous.G9dislove.• I Phone 8227. NIJ.bt Pbtne from Courthouse 7-acre lot, s. c. Fredt!l'iCk. Jasu (Marl :l2:Sl), abalt !Ala l1'uth wu the W. of ber. ll!lllll-1. ii<IDGE • l'LY1f..2_1J'l'H 5 room aoortment, 218\io Main St., 1 mce garden and young orchard. H~ Lee and Tommy .Spenlove tb;r ae1abbour • •tJinelf.P faith.. .... DI6LIRil ., -. U PomerOy CaJl 251 or see Dr. K. rORK-Th.lngt one New Yorker think I an.-- ala-• him (Loke The 1-.a--••- ot God wltb 1 D. Amsbary. 5 22 tt $18,500.00, which price mcludeiJ' cer are~ vis1ttng their fi'Bndl!loabout: ~.iltiiQ' ~t· 11 tbe f:::d~tion ol the new range and reFrigerator, ther, Mrs Est'her wrlebt at Fl,c :Nl.. Mirella .Rocco. a tall and •lender brunet .llllal replied will tbt ato~y o1 tla. ScleatiR"t Hllef. Love .u("8) Auto Sales 1(171 HelpWanted POMEROY - Away from dirt and P01nts. . . . from Kenya, Atrtc:a, baa been. In town J'ftCMUy, : tbe tOCJd s.m.t.... ~ JiM Dhunlaa bit whole nfe. ft noise, in Q.UJt; .'lectlon of town E&thcr Mae Spel!c.er ia ,vlstlng • lMliC It~ on the televiaioll and radlo program~~,. Ulat our ,netpJtor J1 UfOJle" ibJm Jlftl JoWl to Ills JeJ.. 19M MERCURY 2 dr. "Hard-t-op"l BULLDOZER hire, ,.nds, 4 bedroomg Wlth bath, gas heat· her aunt, Mrs. Glll OaJn In All· beln& lnter:vtewed an.d ~era.Ily haVing New :whoae pith we ero. .lOw rDea, .beicaUH be knows that 1 Cpe. $1,3915.00. M.ereurymatic, . . b.eemenb, sltnd•eepln~.o R. M mg. Large lot fenced in for the hens. Tor~ It her feet iJJ a mod.Hl way .• Just the ot.her 'l'hia tbeme ot to.. aad ~ ldJ briiRber Ia t111o • ehild of God. aharp appe.rance, Round me- , __..C:OWIIIery, Long Bottam. Phone smaller children. Garage. $7500 Mr. and Mfs, Herp R011enkr:,nz ._1, fQr e~ple, Mlu Rocco breaktuted ln bed nbood wu Dot widely 1 ~ •ci_.. iD .w. ~tma.ae and JJke.. eltanh:all:v. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. :to. 5·2S·tf HIGI:IWAY HOME NE~R ItA came back after BPetn.di'ng a .._ew in her awank Fifth avenue bo\el and later had or heeded ill the coa1¥'JIIqa: ..._ He_... tandentaodtaa 6 7 6tc - ----VENSWOOD FERRYwlth bath weeks at Lockport N 'Y 'luncheon at Twenty-One, the11 luxuriel: bein¥ cnteltr ad tarmoil - tlti!l ll•, W'i.tll Pifer, .;lao. •t lnd: am:ued IIADJO • TELEVlSION SERVICE, furnace b£>atlng This IS fine old Mr and Mrs J~hn Rasp, dau· &anced by the movie compeny which brought mm E.~Qpire.:hiit hm.w aadllaew Qlat N , . apeded &o iUIOCl.lttL Pho~ ~. ClePand Appliaru!e 1954 POtoiTIAC 8 eyl. dlx. 2 dr. home .set in the midst o[ maple - ghter'a Jel\n and Sharon, Mr. and hlr from Kenya. ln connection will\ Beyp1td Jlom~ tbroqh IN toOowiDI otldllritl w;W1 ~-- aid that b.e perJWn St., Pomerur Store, 114 Sedan. ,1,09MO Orilinal blue trees with large lawn , garage Mrs ctaytoo Rasp and childrt'"l a. 8lm. made in Africa for wbtch Mirella wu the theme baa ......... .,._4 ,_ cel?ed. u..t God It DO rupecter IHS.U flnl~tt,. we've aeivleed IInce new. barn, henhouse, 3·acre level lot, a\l of Fostoria, spent a c-,upTe t.eebn.ical aclvJ.Ier, Mirella ll a pJde and white have ~ ol # la ......,. -of ~ Be ~nl'*- wUb B~aettnar'a:, Pomeroy, 8 7 6tc garden soil Located o.n State of days with Mr. and Mrs Henry huntNU. ltoriet. Ia tbt Da.kaUl ceo,. ~ who wu CCJ1"8'1Dded to QUICK SERVJCJ!: ou Watob &eRoute 338 near ferry , and 20 Spencer and Ron vance. ,Mel Hilmer !t..., not llway• thus. ThFM yeara qo JW'J'webad.~ee~a.,JPOrt ..-;an-.~r:JI-Guaadtapalrlna by 11'&0\Gry Trained \IBB BUICK Speelal 4 dr. Sedan mmute drive from the Kalmer Mra E c Hayes bas been lio emokoe"' !Mirella was 1n M:Jnhiltlan ~rytng to acralcb oul 'Wi~d.J:OD,dpu ..... adour Jtdilopla_p,. fhiltp .,_,095.00. 011Jinallinlih, owned by watchmaker, OOU.IINS JEWE. Aluminum plant. Priced at only lte 1 i' • ' ~ Aie 11118, 1 a 1lvlnc....o(lvln,g In a p wetkly roam on the upper c!ut;r to._lm' ~. ~ ,... foi;l,ncl JWa ~ fa perpla:ity LEJIS, P<>merOJ. 1-3·11 one ot our meehanlu Blaett· $000000 and existing VA loan quMr. Ond Mrs. Marlon Orr an~ • Waot Side, In Automata. rldlnJ 111o aubt.-..~~~ 1:"1o~..!"!"".\:~"!f!;i~ -I 7 8tc · - - : ;Frte nar'a, Pomeroy. balance can be assumed by. nght Starling orr and son Eddie all WlJI d aboppt:ac u Clve.~anCI--dlmea. "For one uNIQPY' period," ~ ~ ~ ltt1matet owner. Immediate possess1on. of Columbi.'IJ caUed on Mr. anoi •lbl ~. ''I~ alonl tor 6 whole week on one hambut&'er and CllriltiBJIJ'. E1:e:a W . . El:blaplu, ~ 1to lre baptized. PAI"'ING • 1111111 OtD&MO!IILI: Super ''88". NEW HAVEN, W. YAY - 6-room Mrs S C FrederJe• and Mr. and 1r A•"'" Joq ol lhlll IWIIDte.!l -~"-'Ill VJII'J' aid .theu Blblt atoriea PAPER-MANGINO .•'?'rame house wa'th ba th · House ' Saturd ay. _ ,JJao:a. .. u... • •a-God.•ll:~loitlloc.n-of -~UoiDCP,Ibelrpowor $2;UUIO. Hard-tQIJ, pOwer steerL v. Reltlneer d Mrs · Henry Spencer, Xlu Raeeo wm head back for the Jungle with her rifte and ,..._._. ~..._. _ 4 , ,. _ _ ....--~ inc, brake!. Hydramatlc. Blaett· is wired and baa city water an Mr and Mrs p R Orr of Co!· ·~abe'a !&110 a. proreulcmU photocrl.))her--u one 9f &be- few ......._., 01 ;·~- 10 ~~·~ ~ ,n;_ RICIIM. Ohl• nar't, Pomeroy. 8 7 Gtc gas. On le,·el lol (100x150) cen· b .s were her~ to attend the paople to have ha4 two .aepar&tl outlook• n New York: ~bhorriftl thla day IOlDI dJWld• feel ..aD add one lnc:ideut e thit, traliy .located. Only $6500 00. A ~~m~l banquet at Chester Sat· tt ,. a mercenar.)" pll,e ot brick pet dtrt,. t.nd, Jn tbe wor41 ot a 1 ~~:. .~ . -=~ _t:: )&fiji PONTIAC VJ 2 dr. Se4an. bargam r"' ni"ht Mr and Mrs. Marloo Writer friend of mlnt named Carl \ViDaton, "looklnJ on Jt • an .-.~ .. .h --lltaA .._ ......,._,._ Olr.ll_, -.11 •P.2tltl.o!). 8,800 milol, )bio cor RENTAL - Soroom upstairs apallt- ~ ~·AY ls • attended the banqpet. pte-1'001\'1. to Jataven.• uuui,&M'Ia . . . - - •• -___,...-.....·~ Employment 0 .flu never '""n .JOld. 81aettau't, • Peermr :bito tbt campftre tn the dark nl&ht. In 11on. countq, lhl menl, harowood floor9', plenty rr a .Wanted Pomeroy. '1 lite rloset tpace, storage rooq~., cltoo• whldleYer one ahe ~ to be llOiteJclc abouL laundry. Sober adults only, ;A • • • • Qa IJte.Bpkolif lbellee.UUfld Olllo IUvor IIIQili'OIIIl stauo• pleaso. $60 00 per month. flEW YORIIIJIIS I'ORJJVJ;B AJII!l .GIIOUSINO that It'• a >tough w~aon. t%,1118.00. ll'ordomalle, IDX 2l9 PHONE 1011-Y tCotttlnuod From Ono] Jol> to .lind .. ~I><· 1o ..,..._bul\he ,truth 11. lhe,. are >UII mUM flolly '1!1•1~ most neluxe of NEW HOME Conotrucllob and re- :::-:--:-::~-=:o==--::-:-:--'-6 _8:::31 ' I ,.,-' ~·lth Kunl·teman, 'charlotte, Gr avat~able 'b:facb tn. till pity, u wen u1:r outdoor awlmmbl&' poo~ DOluxe. ilfH!inar'o, Pomeroy. · ,nudelln&. repairs. See Ralph _oo: -'"' .... iff R h. tl3t are OII'C'•ted muntiJI.patJy, ·••• The :Metropolitan Opera tau 8 ' etc · ltunen,~ Pomeroy. 6 10 12tp SIX ROOM HOUSE, 6Ya acre&, Mlchl.pn, arrested by -Bher o,.. "tann" tn the Nfw York Clty .C.Oter'l opera \J:OuPIIJ': tn 13 B. e 0.l,erry, AU op,e Jloomo wUh Runnlu& $3,000.00 Phone 512·J . 8 8 8tc ert c. HIU'tenbach and t.be ptrol ("" Ce ler! ...... The i llilot .anJ~d ........ oloo wltb &!vall! Batha -:-::9"'"'"-·.,=-"--""'5!;-~--'-- See BILL the SJG!i"P~a tor •• lnve~••atlon. He wa• · in ~..U , lt'hu llj)boned oft'18 ot the n • .... erl, nf'"• ...,.ta117, 1a 1n the ataitJlna' -lion of lln4,. ltaotf "' tho bwk quallly Ieueri., .. u~ln. 304. =:_u~o1o l'rlce-. olio W<Miy 6 Month1 ifter yet tbiJ ,mondlilil· , 8 decade p4 a. halt of extatence. Methanic St.• Pomeroy. t1 8 Btp 12) Card Of Thanks lem: •W.]Ie, ~ - .r~roy, ar8"""" llmlta on oome el<,y parkwa)<OJ-Ileen Hltojl front~._ I llllJ:I(I!IGESJt 'PIIJIP(eo. DOIIIOllabte, WE WISij TO extend our thanks relted for Jntftt~oo, •nd i•iled. ' .... :l'~c" 4.0 mph ttmltl. 'l'bls 11 relllltlc 1 When everyou IOU and appreciation for the act11 of m!lllllll ·old ..... w. by l'ott~ltna~ jplni ~e,Kerude and I 10. anyway! ' , • VU Ryaamoro st., Middleport. kindness, me&ages of sympathy, . . u !.alp Jed Web'ster. Q\1)' Lombardo's--w'l11, orchestra, I wppof:4t It wou" 111 ~and beautiful floral otrerlngs aa-lll-~lfatlH ,aor:l •rlleaaed 1wwra: .tn.av defy muslce.l palysla, but l.t't been break~ ell recor& ~_1 •l!lddlapollt. II'IQ • Au110mob11., tHOHE .. from our many friends and HarrY Edwar4s, Sundll'1 .. C' ~' -lt:'Ro..land Dance Ctly, with 7,500 \culfWD'IA!nl Over JLreoent Wftlt~ ii'IWI<'l'IJ' IID.ll ~lr" Gen- - . . Ph..,. IIBIIIoX MO-ll neighbors in the loss of our beloved wife and• mother. We ea- of Rutland, 1free on $?.5 bond for eDt. • • Sollt.a Arbl~, a Jocll 1ad \Wiman Wbo won •the '"Meflltabel" 415 for aw~fuhlon merebJRdlalng'a OJcar- from Lhe TQbe..Cobum ABBOTT T.V. SEJl. pe,clally want to thank Rev. J . intoalcatlon .t~nd inot:Der 1 ~ 1 "' ~ ' ~ool :tor J'ashton Cartel'll, teel1 ftnnly thal il Wcea I womu o\o EOOII-'IlOJtalb tho Profit Pili VJCR All Repaired by Dr· :11811Jtin& -u:,eet. 115~ Edwin Charles for his consoling Monday night. He was arreated fl¥ ~rpret the dOmestte needl of ottler wom@ft, Cor manuracturta. lei. lfll!l1l BERRY'S 1iATCII• peri T..lmlalaDL Plwne nat Y words, Fritz Buck, ora:aniat, the the state ~al. "l"'ke bread. M:en mlglll menly ley to improve itt ID&'redienbl!. lor Ewing Funeral Home, and li>r. ICR'il, · ""'· l'artonburr, W lliddl'll>llHI Harry ll'. 1Balrne)t, M. Rtulanf, tn- \ better •alet-but women, Sollt,. aays, know thal other womell want 'Va. Plionf GA~811. .11-IQ.I-" ....:!::,'::-:~:::":"~::::= Butrlmas fas their efficie,nt ser· WI'IJI ~f'4 ~~~ iJ. Po1J¥1ro)' mot&. to know how to keep It fresh, wUhout lhe need ot a breadbDX. CO,MiP1..S11t IDIUl"IDOII' Proteetfou, v1ce, frlendt who looked after to,P.catlo~, pollee Saturd.<~Y nlj~ ,aJW I;el•sed dave after It wu baked. • Lifo, Auto. Jl'lre, Polio. ()aU Don H(UJD). LIJIODII Grill, iiiMIJ l ~ the gra~e . your many acts or Sunday. He will cll,ne Ito m.,or'"' , <~ • • • • ton Inlet, 1948 pick-up, regis· !olilh, lllddlepori, Oblo. kmdness 1.\•ilt never be forgotten court In Pomciro)r. _ 1'HII!I IS NATIONAL SMQKE A.. CIGAR ,IONTH lure ll Ill IOred - · terrier puppy, Call ~ Fred Goegiein Robel't Rou1h, ~ '¥HQt1 CQ~'tf· 1 ituS the a4vl.ce from th11 whilom cigar amoker Js : Do not dance "-,~-~ c• 'J'U ~.New H...n, 'W.Va. fstate Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 1111 I'OIIIl Convertible wllh pow· W8\ed I. $2a bol\d 1f011' ~ <ttu:uc ; ~Ul a,c:l.pr in your rnouth Smoke gets In your eyea. Goegleln and family Group 1 - Eeono-lJne- I! Moo' G111r111lee violation ctu,~e brOutbt bY-- the , ' •.rtr.IJky be that the tenderest, most p»lgna.nt a.gbt In New York I! ste«inr tbd fordomJlic, JFARM ...... Salem Township, 28 A 6 6 He patrol. He wlU 1 10 to :Jv,jltie:e j aMft dayl Ia the saturday morning atory·tellln, aeMion 3pon.a~ alate pfut' and white, price $1~7MMl. r fl room bOuse, 2 cblcken - 1 11 R. E. Grladlf'o]~~f~~IM 1 .~ · Cb:de Kuhn, Tuppers. Pia~, , bt:ooder house, double aaraa:e, 1 ~'U\e"Public library and lhe department of parks-ln the shadow H91ber B. , n~i,. ~ ~. ·Gt-tl&nili Christian t\ndertcn'a statue In Central park. Actreu Llaa Qlllo. M-'12tp buJldlnp and farm in a-ood con~ Group I - Eqlllp-Lllle -14 Mot. GUII'aalee arreirted bY "Htm'Y Wttr¥.{4J \;free ~~ l'lu been doin( the narrating. but Victor Borge and Danny dillon. GAliAOJI J)O(Ut, roeker, bollet, Mrs. 'Oud Doualas is visiting Ob bond but Will fad ~• ;tW..U. '1Ci,Jtt .Have a&"ned to be JUesl slory-teUen In Ule near future. \Dtlque umbttna ltana • .antJque GIDC.RY - Rlll'at village, ·gao, Don and Bertha Gibson of Colum· whi1e intoxicated chaqe ~· "llll-l I'd look forward even ,r,JOre to aeeinJ the obvioutly 1uperior WUt· oil, meJilf, dry 10ods, tome bard· tlisheJ, oil be.ter, day bed, om· Group 1 - Pulln-'W lllu•. Guarantee or's coul1 here tonlgbt., , ' em (hnJight at ·thr. 0 . K. Corrol, If I clldl\'l feel uneasily tb&t Kirk bus. ware, thla ,grocery is doing good IJDOftl thutters,. glider, lawn Guy and Betty Sayre and daughHarold Brown, 34, :t~nvli!J! Do~&'tM bu i;leen playiiiJ the same CUmpton role for ;Ave YMI'• buslneS& ·a nd wlll' stand lnspec· mower, table lamps. Phone 364. ~ff's Dt now tton. Excellent bu1iness fo-r ter, Rebecca, called on Mrs. Obert Road, a11rested 1)y the 67 lite ,;co~le. BuUdlq, ~nventol')' 1110d Markint, Sunday partment 'lf,er &Po*n ,,. •ltnvolf·l sudd!nr young actor~ •nd dramatists have a t.ew Wlndtall-the AU Type 11 ~oiUieftiY Duty Hr. :and Mrs Vernon Mlller Clf ed m a hlghwa&aceldent 'ate Sat· leat&bllllhment or a •·seven Arts Center" In a &-story butlcltqg in. lbe "''•tpmenl tO go. •PONY PGR ~ OR 'I'RAJlE lor and .up Lancaster, Mr and MrS. Dell HY· urday night 1n which a ·-litty pole-! t.lot .4tt ortglnanY wu the Stanford ~bite-designed Colony dub). ltrl o. Mettdo~, R~t~lh:lr ricllnt borsf'. Two 7e1ra old; dap. 1 sell, Pomerov, were guests of. the wu .sheare11 off, lie ..,Ur go to · i1ftM ~laoe hae two theaters om! a t~eatar-ln·tbe·round, and .a •wlm· •With Old Battery ,..... F.i'arbr,A~ie col«, wblte rnn, m~ taiL Grindley. Hill c~ bit the ,pq:le at ·PIJtl pool .pd. Lellal..M$nt , •• pel Is dedicated to new '-'-tftL. :, Marshall Miiler family, Sun<w.-~ .,..., ~ rldt. (!l!aiUon. DontJ<I • f'-rl¥· l01 tbt juattion ol the 4 iJIIjr · ---· · ···~~Mr. and Mrs. H•lll'l' Wqm, e a ste "•••· ' • Joe and GoneYB >Carsey ...,.. ' Jolul ~· .illllf1'd, U... •Bottom, auests of ller retallV\1 . Jn W••t , ebarjltjl!ll!!!,_diltJ by the dale Jfjn. Autonto ' Vlrsima returntna: Sunday. patrol~ fined f25 a~ 1co.ta: Ll(o. t;~::·~i'he ba~Y o1 Jr~ L\0<01 1!1!' ~od lh.:JCAArlt~~ ~:~ _!ji/Umbus, been very iU ~u.t.la D.D:W ppr~I)C. ctw" tli *- q~atipn by Mr.. JIUIIes 'I>IIJll]P! lo the . ro.Dejuu1....,1,1loo wu Mr. aod loin! ~ fla.a 1$28 61!~!'1DDL~':,'!Ji.GHIO 6111 WOI'e &""""' .ol ' hl!r tbbllt'"' ond .Aruold 'L ' ll...,...J, Fri. nelsJ>bon 111 lo'ln...,. . 1 "" ~ II'.. ..~~ 110<1 costa · WA:B.D ~· - PD a eo~ 14 u ~Iter • and $100 ~~ $0!11" OJ' drhlna: 1 v,'bllelnloixf"'ted, He wao .,n. tenoecltotJtiieedayt, •intbeeounty By Mro. ...... -ICio jail 1ty Gr.indloy. Mr. and Mu. '&d-lllrDOle, Of 1 • L .~;:-c.. Toledq, - • I ,..,_;a'l d~o .•• ~ Jll'!lutiANCE AGI!:!ilCY bllo Ho,ahb Y.:• Real E•tote Broker I .""irr ill' I '!llill= • ·m 0 A"-HILL v •• ==• ,-." ,_Jot_. ..o;;;;. KINGSBURY --Oll j A.J•,...,..ry {;r,' "'f. O.tu.u.'l:HW'M.,...,...., ;;;;;_._,....,.ty,npon.: Mob,.__,., Wtl11 --=== . . . . . co u. --'-----=:--::-:----::-:------- - - m· Um"ty T'III!IIJ :r.-;'.·.!:IJ. ;:;=:=,::=:=:_.:::; :;;:::::=:;:::==:::=.:: w. M •tadea• H.Cl b ne tlaa-. .,.,lib JUNK CO. l.ast & Found "'II. new Auto Services ;I , k t:n -n.. NIM' ch:! iO!i}. ...a. f;;- w. "*'• - pa.;tl,.· 'liP"'-' 11 ••UnJ -......-7. . ,...""". I Record Nnmbe•, e (20)Buslness S.,rvlces va-;;tJu• ( I ....., • =._ le ....- r.ea =;>.>..., ( l8) HOTEL MARTIN Oen.._, •nRooms Air Coaled ·== J: ;-"-'"£: .,.. - - -At<._. - OXQBII YD AJB UJQHXft.BI~0 WAIIV'Uil :KJ).'l'Y'Dll AJB OYXI>H~Y-wtii•Yo. 1 Yta~..b:. Cltf...ootea IU Wb. HIR CLQTHIIS .,._ IF T$1ii''WII:ftll: 'I'IIIIOWN ON W...... A P1'1'1:111'0RI( - ,. ·;,·,· ~j. ,""': i : IINW......- ...... $.~·~~- ' -~~ i 1 • ..,u., ro:~v'S READING BATTERIES Fult Guarantee! $9.95* $12.95° $13.95• w-. SJ.rao1i11e. '·I,'o 11!> \I ' · ~.OORES P.ome;.oy 381-V M . 'OHIO $Hi.95* ACrJplo,_ . . . . . . . w. oau. 12013) Insurance Harrisonville AXYDLBAAIC. '"LONOPIILLOW One letter 1lmp}J' 1tand.l for another. 1ft thb umpt. A. 11 UHG for' th.t thl'lt L'a. X tor the two O'a. tlo. mn.tl• lttttn. ape.. tropr.H. th~ lencth and rormatklil of til wordlt an au bilita. ,&ach day tHe code 14tltrtt ,,. dltfthllt. · · --.·• .... :; Jot~ Rodney Downing (21 ) Real jeoUo•P , J. il~~pa~.JIIlbil:;=;otl~ot:1:"*::t~f""':.Word.=:::..~~;:;;;;;::;::;;;;~ ( l) Notices c. H~nry Mts. day wit.b Mr...-~~n. V n.n Mr .and ...,.._ .Jobo • 110111 .-...- ...., hone ollow Ill ' ALilES'I'Eit, s. D.- llert Wheelthe llei&l OodtJ rur,rnlldt. 1 u and :Bin.r Ander'!)~ decided Mr . .-a b. O..U :Bobertland J}Ot to let l belr political ~el-aon, Clevelal:t. tpeDt tbt week Jnll ,mterfere when they went end witlllr aM l(n. Trot' lutebinloo b!DiAela tolethtr Wbee}er er Mioo ludy lloll*r muroed lo It 01 ..nlhUiiulle ~bllesn and , , Clen)and with them. 4nderJOn hu J\.llt 11 ardent fflel· Week .end ea.,_ ol Mr and illp about the DemoerJ~ta. Th il!l Mn. Pomer GooAWn aad Leta V#tlf' they celebi'ate their 40 ·1 were Mr. and l&n. Lol!!eUP Daria, l~niien..,. u a clothinr Jto e IIJ'. and. JlrL Don Pan.oat ud hip sou aud s. 1t. Jloblllr, Athe01, Jlollltqe'l'l • • ==,....,,...- - !lOW" I:. ) .!\~~~~~~;~~~~~I ~on=~~ ~· FOIQ!JWi • fAir.) ·~ .I . lcoUoq.) a-wrn. wm :a 81. saroutte IT Pill&,.. I 11:50 a.m. ODvt Ingraham tO<I)'Utl'l Sl MIIIW'a ' I 10.59 11 :00 ·Radio Dial ol Art.a 7·00 Jimmie Dean 7 .30 Boston Blackle 8:011 Captain Kangaroo 8:80 CorUM Archer 9·00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arthur Godfrey 10•30 Strike It Rich 11:00 Valiant Lady 11:15 Love of IJfe 11:30 Sl!kreh for Tomorrow 11:'15 Guidl111 Llabt 12:00 K1tie'.: Kitchen 12:30 As ttle World Tulnl 1.00 Our Min Brookl 1:80 Houseporty 2:00 Bl1 Payoll 2:80 Bob r.rosby Sh.ow ·3'00 Brlgltter Day 3'15 S"~:ret Storm 3 30 Edge of Night 4:00 The Early Show 6:30 Your Esso Reporter 5:45 fiports Parade 5•!111 Weatherman 0:00 Actio a 6:15 Douglas Edwards 0 :80 Telt:phone Time 700 Phil Silvers Show 7:30 Private Secretar' 8:00 To Tell tbe Tl'UI 8;30 Red Sket,n 9:00 $6,,000 ufatlon 9'30 Spike Jones Show 110:00 UP-to tbe-min11te Nea 10:00 Scanning the Weatbet 10·10 'l'he Late Show dl.or before~ 15th of each mon~ tol!owinl insertion. n la AdarUslar-Should be ftp)tted Immediately, !!be 11. flentiDtl :DotDe retpolllible for mOM than one lllCotollfti ~n. Carf of n.Ms act ~ Notiee1 of Events $1.00. Obituarial METROPOLJTAN -., 8 .30 l!t. 8achel01'/ l - 12:00 TUISDAY CHAN'<EL 13 MONDAY On Your f \ 11. Mr. A.lf1ean ·~ menkt)' 6CO 6 15 6 30 700 7 30 8:00 8:30 9·00 10 00 p:30 10:00 , • ....,..,., ...... 11. Inland U. ~at 1ftJ :t5. Wtat · • 30 • 45 5.55 As the World Turns Our Miss Brooks Houseparty Big Payoff Bob ~rosby Show Brig ter Day Secret Storm Edge of Night The E!lrlY Show Your Esso Reporter !spll'ts Parade Weatherman Action Douglhs ~4'1wards Robi n Hood Burns & Allen Talent Scouts ,J Love Lucy Dece~ber Brlde Studio_dno. Up-to-the-Minute News ScaDnlna: the Weather The Late Show Faab For Today • __. ·--~- Ill .. _.. • ceatl per ... _..., one 11111'/auun. nlmum Cwu-t:e 50C'.-4 eentl per Word for $Fee COD~U,e inJertlou, Soe<lal- One month !or I!& cenla per "'"'d. 'f'uU nte of JI(!H.tl per word. wlU be r}Ipo~d tor •dYert!slnllf ' " ' Meigs County News on 990 spot ' 1'' '1 '1 ' jl·' '•1' 1'-! " n 7,: : 1;, :~ 1 ':~ 1;1'· !~1: 1 ·1:-lr., ~ I I IJ~f'I'J~ \ · 1 :!1 ~-, Ll 1:1! li1!0'1 30 So~r• · WUH Doily :l [ 'i '-H~ n.am• 1•. 1 ~ 111 r. Ji!f l.l'·X~:~ .,.,, t ,_,.1 11 1'11!1-r•: l-J:: Il OJ iJ H !II! if'l1j (,.1',1 "'- lumt with · octon lt. Bptall ~ eufiy t:·J '. ! '•WI-t ' J fet11h. ;'<I!U i !i:l l_, too 10 tO >1rY•Jn r 11:.1 :·1a •l 1 ll'hj '.!.~ a ao 10.05 altOf wete skinny and moslly abort Madison Square Garden, . 1.00 I 30 2.00 2 30 3 00 3 15 . - -· --- - . ..,. . ~· -..,/,.,.;.;;..;;; Mro. Graoe carr and . Hro. Jolin Bod •114 u. s. 11o111e 39. Juoelteoner aol Ka17 Kay lllepbenStout went to the Sonatelt at tbe C1Wr i kcmMwet,lbrriiOD•Uie son, American U:adert Club; -.ed Albany HE Cburch, Iunday ev• Roatl, a• U , arreJted by Henry ribbon•, Lola Roulb aDd r.d.Ub nin&. oad ~ y;.....,. for tntoolo• ' ~roll, Hill Jllll.. ctub: wkt"' 6 4 11(11 1Ce1Uletb and Vnmout lluklru tion. IJ• C'IIM~ mayor'1 C!ourt ribboBt, Jud)' Nobel and Unda Ba• SIX ROOMS and bath $4500.00 called on Obf!rt 1nd 'DIM Kukilll Jo!lD.iW. VJ'Yitb, 25, llartlnlbura, ker, 't'r.tlblazen Club. Manning Kloes, 1111 Locust St, Sunday. W. Va., a mute, held .for 1nfeiU. Vetetable dud&hlJ - Blue rll> PQmeroy. 6-fl.3tc Ml•s Dlna Hannln,e: ot CtJumbut .. non over Sal.erday nitht. bona, C.JIO!yfl Dot•n 1nd. A.Lvtn l penl Sundoy with the C..tl Han· Fr d V dall 28 Tripp, Good Luct; Clo..,. Club, e an • • Pomeror, .,. 'Red rlbbona, .Jobn aud WWilm ing family Mr. and .Mrs. W R. Wllaon cal· relted F'ri~u ni,JiJt and rel~d .McCoaihay, Shawnee Brnet Club Good aean Uted Can led on Mrs Clara Levacey of The· .SIQirdl.y IP(bt aftell PAfinll .ne ot Pt. PleaNnt; White rlbboJlJ, .. n .._~,._ ID4 M-~•11 Plains. , , o.f If and aOJk 1n ~or's eourt •m-'ean , -·•ero Club 01 Greer AU~ ue.· lD p~ tor -4llt..fbl"'"' tb n ..,., ...-u Delmar Rho4es WAI ~ illlo$ ' DIIIOI'OY ·• • B•ked Goods judiloi. Blue ritJ. to Ch;ule.too wh~ biJ mOuw- ..lJ peace ;,. 30-dy Jail ,enteace wu bln.t, Hattie and Emma McDermitt AUTO SAtES m a seriou• conditio~. • j •U~pended on fOOd behavior. HUI Billy Club, Bed rJbbolll, PbYI· Cecil Wile Jr, movej! 'lnto &belt Juslloe GrbMiley reported li1 Queen ud Carolyn Vao MaWr, new IJome In HardeonYme. t Landen, 18. 1Pom81'~. •aa fmed Gooct Luck Clover Club: Wbite ribGarry Foley 1pea.t hil ~¥1.U.n :$11 ,and ooltJ: l..or Jatoxic.tlQn and bont, P1tty SteveDJ 1nd Janet at Todelo' and coJumb"" w)lh tela- .dllttarbJtJ.~& the peue He- .Uyed in ElbeUW', Tip Top Toppera. .;...._ _ _ 6 rooms and bath, 1~ tcres, Poml!ll'Of, out of wator Call 3311-X or 938-M. WANT ADS . . -.· hi-. - ... 10, 1957-3 HOUSE, 1'08 CONSISTENT DEPENJ>ABUI RESULTS WCHS-TV ChannelS 3,000 tory insofar as size of industrial site is concerned. Many folks have raised eyebrows over the number of acres being sought, comforting themselves that: "ThiS mu st be something really blg" Yes, it could be, but not necessarily bigger than Kaiser at Ravenswood , which , by the way , is certainly big enough . -On 6·l!IJ 7100 Today 9:00 Romper Room IO:ro The Price IJ Riibt 10: 0 trutb. 61' Consequencel 11 '00 Tie TaC! Dou&h 11 :30 11 Gould Bo Yon 12:00 Curre-nt 1·00 My LltUe MarJie 1:30 TenoeiBee Ernie 2·00 Matinee Theiler 3:00 Queen for a ~Y 3:45 Modern Rom.e.n~ 4.00 ComedY 11me 4:30 Movietlme ~ : 30 Cartoons 5 45 News deadline. 6:00 Spinach Playhouse 6.30 Weatberc:asl 8:315 Sports Eye 6:45 NBC News 7.00 Artbur Murroy PsrQ> 7:30 Paola . 8011 Ja,ne Wyman Show .. 8:80 Circle Theater 9:30 Federal Men 10.00 AMI.n Called X IO:M Newa Headline• 10:40 Nitewa(tb 12:00 Tonight 1:00 SIGN OFF Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middl4!port,.Q., Juae ____ tion or senting a syndicate of mdividuals. There remains some farms whose owners have been invited to option and have not Total acreage acceptable to option is believed to approach the TUESDAY Monday I I -GUIDE TELEVISION !· . WSA%-TV Chonne13 Daily Sentinel Day Book ' . DIIVOTID TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AUA . 1. ' • • �"' ' . ..,_ , -~ 1l 'f;.. .. t • h~lySentinet:Pomeroy-Middteport, 0 ., June 10, 1957 · t fNDUSTRIAl't BLESSErJEVm17 __, _~. The Daily Sentinel 'Y PICNIC HILD 'l:he S F ClUb beld a ptcnlc Wed · nesday evening Jt tbe ro~:~dsHl • park In Middleport Present we• r Al1 Hoskins and slstt>r Miss Ad n 6M SiGN ON Mlsa Lucy Gibbs, Mrr; George H 700 Toda:v Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Baker Gor 900 Romper Room don, Guy Mutchler and guests, M- 10:00 The PriCii! [s Right and Mrs Char le& Rilyburn and 10:30 Treth or Consequence• children, Freddte a n d Beth ol 11 .00 Tic T.ac Douih 11 30 It Could Be Yuu \ Chica~o, 01. 12 00 Current 100 My Little Margie TO MEET THURSDAY I 30 Tenne&Jee Erme The Phllathea Soc1ety wil)r-me 't 2.00 Matinee Theater Thursday mght at the M1dd1epor• Church or Chr1st at 7 30 p m 3•00 Queen for • Day 3 :4:l Modern Romances GARDIN CLUI M!ITING Comedy Time The Windmg Trai1 Garden Club 4:00 MovteUme 4-30 will meet Thursday evemng at the 530 Cartoons bome of Mrs Harry Can terbu ry, H5 News Picture Athens road Mr;. Robert Re1bel • 00 Superman reg1onal dtrector far distrtct J 1 • 30 V. '<...ltberca.rt will be the guest speaker 6 35 Sports Eye 6 45 NBC News RIDING CLUI TO MeET The' M;eigs C(lUnty Rlding Cl Jb 700 Producer's Showcase will meet at the Rock Sprm g.• 830 Robert MontgDmery Grange ball , fuesday at 8 p. m A 9·30 Soldiers of Fortune wiener roast w11l be held follow! •g 10 00 Badge 714 the bwlness :~~esslo••. 10 30 News Headlines 10,30 Nltewetch UDIIA AID MElTING 12 00 Tonight • The Ladles Altl of the St. Faul's I 00 S1gn Off Lutlteran Church will meet Wed nelday at 2 p m at the h omr- nr 111'1 . Vir&il Hamm with Miss _, ~ !nama Hamm a~~' co-hoste.s11. , IICHAIID S. OWEH - GINIIIAL MANAGII . .YNOLD I. GRII!NI - IDITOII llllllbolol adYertillllll "'J1.....,nlative, ~IIAellloKlmboll lac., Ml 1 J...D,itoD: Ave., New YOIII: City, 16, N. Y. :&ntered U aecood. claD ma!Jina: matter at tbe ..,., Ohlo. pol1 otac. al Pom I Sub&erlptlon rates: Deltven by ~mler where 1vallable 30 aata per week; one year In advanee at 'i'he Dally Sentloel offiee, tUUIO: &lJ aoatha. $7..80: tttree montb.J, $S 90 Br motor route whue aqt)able one month $1 By JnaU one year $8; 811: molltlu. $6.25; three moatbl. tz.l(l: one month, Sl. :f'ulili.Jhed every afternoon exeept Sund.Q by Tbe Ohio Valley Sfn· tlael. Inc.. at 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, 0 . lkllilae. cdfioe pllolte-all edltorl.tl. office pborw 397. ---- Leasing Of Major Part 01 Land Purchases I By Larg.e Industrial Firms Is Not At All Unusual As Witness Ravenswood Area The fa c t that of 3,000 acres of industrial laqd owned by the Katser Aluminum & Chemical Corporation in Ravenswood only 500 acres, or roughly one-sixth, wiU be used r.ow iJ suggestive of our own proopects in Letart Falls. A Umted Press dispatch Saturday from Ravenswood disclosed that about 2500 acres or this unused land is beklg farmed under leases and bemg reforested for recreational pur· poses. However, when construction is completed in 1958 it is expected c lose to 5,000 people will be employed in the manufa cture of alummum The extra land is considered insurance that space will be available for future expansion. In Le tart Falls at the latest count approximately 2,000 acres of the fines t farm land (• ....' m Meigs County either was under ophad been bought by an unknown firm or person repr~ flcre £igure Thus we see here a near duplica·tion of the Ravenswood his· The more conservative minded among us here have Sllg· gested that one of the large Ohio or Pennsylvania coal com- panies easily could be back of this move to acquire Leta1t land MONDAY TO PRE~~NT PROGRAM 00 J1mmie Dean ' A group of students from Ow 77•30 Boston Blac~Ue Taylor UniverSity , Induma w•ll 8:00 Captaln Kangaroo prese$1 a program of mUS-lC ani 8 30 Corliss Archer aliO speak .at the Mcrnlng S1 ,,. 9:00 Garry Moore lUB ehurcb Friday at 8 p. m. Thl.! 9 30 Arthur Godfrey public is lnvlled lo attend. ' 10 30 Strlk~ It Rlcb 11 00 v''lliant Lady 11 Hi Love of Ute 1130 Search far Tomorrow 11 45 Guldin& Light 12 00 Katie's Kitchen • RUARK REPORT Ohio Faam 'tractor OJ-ration Caa Be Safe;C4t•oxli••ion Sap '!'hey say industrial observers are quite aware that choice sites ly ~OBERT C. RUARK along the Ohw river are advancing Into tile rarity stage. What NEW YORK - There seems to better investment could a profits-rich (and tax-poor!) coal be a power cf t'Xhol:'tlns golnc • company make than a few hundred thousands of dollars plunk· up here ,in this sinful dty of Sod· ed mto a good mdustrial s ite on the banks of the Ohio River om and Gomorrah named New 12 30 By faith we und~ntand thaf the world Will created by the close to adequate and cheap power with water transportation York, and 1 am strone to say that r am with Dr Will Graham, an· at Us front dom ? word of God, eo that what Ja Bten was made out of thing• which do aot appear.-(Hebrewl:l 11, 3.) We have never "seen'" elee.. trJcity, or the "wavea" wh k h carry rad1o and TV sounds and images, Ye-t we have fa1th in t hem, for we know that they 4re, and thRt they don' t just happen. Truly, how can anyone th~n doubt lor a moment that Especially who n the deep vein or coal underlying the entire other North Carolina boy, in hls battle agalnllt oJd Sabm. 1ract remains untapped \ It is)mposSJblc to judge the probability of this surmise bet am not eommercl.ally incHned ing a fact Obvio u s lv , whoever has bought Letart Falls land, and don't O\"D '~~• Crusade Kit, befor what ever purpose, is keeping his hole card well hidden. cawe I am not ba11leally a do-ltfellow, but I have a IOilJ There is one pm tint:mt observation that ts fair to make We are yourself history or being laelped to aalvanot aware of suc h action having been taken in the past in the Uon, and If Billy Graham cao write Ohio valley m exactly that manner his own pres:a releaaes, 10 can l My history of being aaved goes Options for !he Sporn plant were taken in 1947. Land was b ought for Koiser's pion! the year before and when Kyger back to Billy Sunday, a reformed baseball player who uaed t{l r,ule Creek was in th e ide a ·slage, only then was land optioned. the Devil under tents for a slltlrt It may be wJSe to temper unleashed optimism with this the- lee u he traveled the cornpone ory of the Letart Falls land d ea ls. circuit. Doctor Sunday was a medi. ·--·· ocre ball player, but he wa• pure·T death on the Devil In a double play. I remember just as clear that I ,ave up amoklng for a week and quit cutting achot;~l for nearly s mor,th after Grandpa drug me out to bear Billy Sunday 1moke out sin. lite 'lt•m V•to' ld• a •vetoed' by Con;ren AI a matter l)f fact, I reaeb trom a family of DeviMirlven. My Great Bpccl(l l to Central Pre!HI Anocklttoa Uncle Wadr waa a Holy Roller, ASIUN'GTON- Piui\Jomt El•enhowet~a plea. for a.ulhorlty to and when he come down strong veto 1 pe~:1h<: ltmns In appropriation& bill•, wbkh be lenned "an with the Sperrlt, be was a sl1bt to elfecllve tooL for econ1,1my," Ia tailing on deaf ears on Capttul Hill. see. He 1pake In the Unknown Jt may be efCucllve economy from the Proaldent'l etandpolnl but Ton1ueR, not entlrel,y too far off men1bel-s ot Congreas stro ngly tear tha.t Mr. lll~enhowtr would UH from the modern dlaelplea, .and the ILcm veto on the ir pet projecte. when he really rot to rolling, h1 TJ•e cllld '-lx.ecuuve b1ooche<l his plan durlnl a telepboae .peeeh never seemed to feel the aand· to New Jen1ey Republlcana rt~«nliy. Lat•r l"eapu11 And we had big, spiky Sand· Biifnlng T• eaaury Secretary OeOrp M. H\lmphny a~ura In Southport, N. C. and the budget director, PeNIV&I F. Brundare, went to bat. fur the propoaal b•ton a Ho\11• Ju· I remember a lot of camp meetlnil in and eround Ute Cape Fear Uii'Lu.ry aubcommlttet. Symptomatic or congrenlonal ooolneu to the area. Evt~rybody, Including the Idea wa• the fAct that only two member• of thl preaC!her, waaruu of aln, and eager Mven-fnan aubeommlttee 1how.d up tor thl hear- to admit lt People used to tet up li\g~ o.nd bolh of them condemntcl the aUfrPitlon. and wtll their eyea and confe!ll to I..awmu k ~ L'M won't llllf It publicly but they aiM they never knew they had, so know that one ot the ta.rret1 of a prnldenUal •• not to be left out of tbe rea. Item veto would be the Rivera and Harbol'l bl11, tlvitles. I alway, felt they were knlJ\vn n11 the "p<wk barr.l'' bill, Whlcb embrace• braiJIDI jult a little bU. aco1u ur amall loeal con•trucuon. projHta. Wherf! I re11Uy got the bte feel· Pretlcltnt • • • • ln1 of aplritual jollity was at the l itt nhCiLwot e IRH o\DIA'l'ED RATION'I-The Army hal 111- colored folks' camp..meetlnJI. ,. ,.. ed Congre11 It w\11 not rilk fltdll'lJ' "flli~Ut" They 1eemed to be on a little more to 10ldl~ra un til tosl1 prow con<:luaiVely th&t ln'&dlated tooda &re lnUmate bl111 with the Lotct than 1afe to eMt 'fhat wa1 the upshot of teatlmony ln whtoh Peatapn. the white folkl. They treated OtfiCJ&III di!IICrlbetJ lilt 'IXUtctllr8ted" & publltbf4 N:pOrt thut thl Him u a friend, and they ure Army 11 ready \Q aturt tervlng such foodl to troopa to 1hGW the .ven a mite tolerant of the Devil. precUcaUty or & new pre11ervallon proceu. Theae meetinp were held In Irradlltlon Involve• ato.nle •terlllution and puteurlutlon ot the Woodl, moetly, amid an aura of food • which might make It p011lble to keap eom'rrionpl.c. foocb oa fried fltb, home-made whlakey, and th~lve.. tot yean~ without apolllna-. A Hou•• approprlaUona eom· znnt.ee wu auu1-ed that no 1uch food will be ,SvtaMrYlc. JlrtOMel hand·NWII cttocolate eake. 1'bt preaeher waa always tat, off hit \UIUI Ute proceu 11 declared perfe<:Liy .at•. tithe nf tried chicken and dup•ernoJ wine, and he Invariably un11 ANTI·AI'Ilf.RICANIS.Rt IN FAR KAST-.A. Houn tontrn aftatrt 1ubeommltt" wlll dig deeper Into the reMn.t u*Amtrlcu rlut on ba1s and had a personal feud Wltll Fonnou, and enlarre Ill probe to Include aiiiUC!Ji bubuntl Uiloufb-o lha Devil. If• aiiO broupl en· llthtenment to the Slatren, and J out the Far Jtut. Rep, Clement J. Zablocki ~D), Wile~ Jald 1tt1 IUtcoMinlttee have <'hecked Just reoently on one wu uaured by ~fenu and State department oll'letall that lht divorce procudina In which the Chlnen Natlonallat rovernmen.l accepta full rupontlbiUly hr the preacher waa conf1 en ted wttb 25 Fcmno.ta ln~ ldenl. llOWI!Ver, he laid ht. rroup will fUrther" . CICHe•pondeatt In a 4et-VGrel! llllt. Bvei'Jbod) 1tood up ltluaeb and l.n.to thla matter All.d other •lmllal' lncldenf.l ln. til.• P&elfkl. One ot the other wch occurreneN eertaln. tO oome under lerutlfty boUered, "I: 1 a lief'' Je lht J•PU4!1e~Amea1can dl•put• over u ArneriG&D ICIIkUer aCCURd The tlnrlnt waa wendtttul, and ot kuUnr a. Japan••• womnn who t' 'U plekin• up metal from • tho llrellght shown beaulilully on tJrln.f I'SAJI· U. s, otflcl11.l.1 now have dtckltd to tum hill\ oYer 101 IJ'diJ faoe1, and the ebolr dent the JapanaM ~ourt1 tor triRI. TtLI ~ rioll a\10 centered around an America HrVIee<o 1nd awa)'ed ""the mulde ·plelt~ 'UI man. In ' lhlt aa.. lho man wu accwtd ot nu.nalaUI'ht.r h\ the • Hat th1t 11 tbe balli1 of Jaa,. Now arRI aa:aln a Slater would Itt lhooUnr o~ a Chlnete but wu acquitted by a court rnar\taJ, out 1 yelp and conte torw~ to • MISAILE8 IN UGO A. D.-If you think mllallH an.d roektt• are the bench, and conre•• that lbe mollem devoelopmentl, you're wronJ. The Chlnue u•ld them a,&~nat was wicked to' U•e eo~. and that 1h11 waa purlfieatlon bound. 1~11 &he TarU.tt In 1.h" ye1n 1200. That'• tN word from the Library ot Congreu-tM Nation'• Brain would Inspire a mite of Jhlquq - which houa• •II klndl of odd bit• ot inform&tion. Il recently In another Si•tw, who would throw out a Sorerkh amt lay her ettra compllod¥nport tor lht ruldance ot con.peuma. 1in1 on the IMtneh for 1111 to 1ee and ! The tt I\Ot.cl t.hal the :BrlU•h u.ed rocJ,lttl "And ... to admire. Tho nld llfvll 1"'11< a jn. tbJ W 1:; ~ 1812. Until 1900, tbt weQpcm wu •~ ~ .-.J}Q"-" -Ia military enpgemenu. They _ . mtrlrl>' thraohlns ill lhote da)'O. I~, fa.\ft repla.pt4 b.Y JorlrN~ange run• b'c"'utt they 1M Ot.rt, , ." I uaed to alt on tb• outltJ,ri ol ~keel 1 With ' ot World War lt, the Oti'IUM lhowed U..t the crowd11, tc~al ,uie,, and m v.l at eome of, the barmoalel hat dettructton. wroucht b1 'Ute V•l &H V·l. coukl Vanmnate from prayer toand devutattnlj 'Wt1&pa. bow: M.,- aonr. AJtft from Ut6 preachv, what moet eon.,....._.,en warhead& cu. a.t dlatt)J who wu Ill tr0111 hlo lllbo, all t~e bua" alnaua were skinny, and au ..- -·-·-·--- --- W .. . ' e ··ao • e -., ' • • .,_aay 'jtoo~U~o~ta~~~i~~~m~e~n~ao~lnJ' wt,. Godip~ the Jopranos were rat, and til the beatu'lg In the uplift league And 11 a Bite In the stem for acourJing sin, seem• just n We were Haht in baaao 1profun• touch sterlle when one conaidera doa In Brunawick County. and a the recreational possiblllties of the real aood baliLH could make hi1 llv· piney woods. (Copyrighl, 19!f. by United lnt tourlnc the outdoor revlval1. Somehow Satan took mor;e heed Feature Syndicate, Inc ) from a aood ban than from. a btrl· Paid In Full tone, lit alone tel'OfS, NEW BRITAIN, CDnn, - ru."') I get tbe feelln& tbat Dr. Wll• -Mn. Rita Rodrigue was lined ltam Grah'am, evan,ellat, 1.1 mil· 1lng a few prop• In hl1 1 filht Mllfor dr1Yi111 10 ye~rt )rilhout o aaalnst evU. Fried cblt!keo, fried Ucenae. That's how mPch It wou11 fJih, flreli&ht abd a aood 'DevlJ. have CD.81t her to obtain the hating baA •inaer take a pow~,Lof lleenae• r:lurln1 the decade. •• ' ACROSS 1 Coin (Iran) ••• .A. 21. Jrtdlee We1t 4. One-•pot card e Scabbard i 15. Rl1ht trlmmtnc (abbrl 11. Perform 8. Neutrallll 12. Tanker 1. cue. 13. Coin.1 (It.) 11. Stnclnl ' u. Sacrtftcer vole• lbulball) t. No!Mman us. Cirl'a name 10. Blund•ra UJ Prtt4ntOra 14. ltftUce l7. Wfit Indita A~rt41 (abbr.• 18. M~trrinlen' 18. Dart• 20. 8ea1.m1 / 19 Move 21. Grow oM 21 Sum up 21. Hamilton 24 Showeu and Burr z . Ruoal 23. COYetOU. 21 11\tltdlftl addition , 18 Nnal c-OI'IttNcUon I workert , !1'~, ... d . Man'• .:JrJI.J ~j :.l i 11-J · ..t :·J~ 1 1 U-:h t 'J .;:-l ' "''r;~'' :·.J-l so. Per- · (lifOt,) " PHONE :198 RATES LwtlliOD 1 ta,ltl .• • Writer. ~Chln . J Sf Advant.act 31J. Vtllap I community II\.... ) ... 38 Waah ll . .tl• 311 Lanpa_, ... .... jollllo ofl. MCUD\\1• lalo ·1 - 1 11ato t Untrlon4tr a Not any [OAit.'l' OR'l'l'l'OQVOR - Hue't 1mi tt wNk Itt TUESDDAY CHANNEL 13 1D·D9 SJgn O• Sign On 11 •00 Adventures In Learntnr Adventures In l.earnlng 12:00 Noo11 News Noon News 12:15 Ntilhbora Nejghbors 12:30 Fran~• Laine Llberace 1:00 The Feminine Touch The Femmlne Touch 2:00 Afternoon F1lm Featival Afternoon Film Fettinl ' 3:30 Llle With Elilabeth Lite Wlth. Elizabeth. Cartoon Club 4:00 CartoOD Club Mick'eJ MouSe Club D:OO )llekey Moue ClaD Five Star Final 1:00 Plve star J'laal John DalY Newa 6:1~ John Daly and Newl Wite ser-r.ce 8:1!0 Confllet 7:SO Wyatt Earp Volee of P'ireltone Press Conference 8:00 Broken Arrow Top Tunea and New Talent 8.30 'I'elepbon.e Time Sheriff of Cochise 9:00 I Spy New• ot tr.e NIJht 8:30 Public Defender Theatre 13 10:00 New1 of ~ Nllbt The Late News 10:10 Shipmate Varletit:tl Sign Olf 11:10 'Qltallr. l3 Cheyenne 12:45 Tbe Late New• 12.00 1?:15 12·30 1:00 2:00 3:30 4 00 5:00 fi:OO 6: UJ 6:30 7:30 8 00 8 SO 10:10 11 :30 11 .35 STIVERSVILLE Mn. GoldJe Taylor, Gary~ Ind, Mr and llr& Al Stojaek aild lin. Inez Shaffer, Steu~envllle spent Sunday wllh lilt. •114 Mrl. Ben Brewer. . are lpendlag a vaeatlon W'ltti their llfandparent•, Mr. and Mrl Dell Talbott. ' ' Mr. and !oln,. BIU and ehtW,. called on Mre. Jlm ,,Middleswirt, sUnday. Mr. and M:ra. Georp s,ld:er, Sy~ racuse, v/llted llr. and llr& Balph Vidor Dum, l.ioaMt Bnl- and Brewer, Sunday. :Mara:aret,Dur-' are W with m\U111ps. F1(tb vlalted lin. Randy and Tony Well•, Xeoia, H~ dMildred Bluoll, Tuead"'' .ov•lllln,r, If!: lbbcd ~...~_a.; u4 F ~W k \ Set JUly 21 aJill """ 11r1.Kr. r.., and · ' arm Sewlq judgtnl: Blue rlbbono, Ill'. Jeanette """ -liT• Wayoe ee Janet M.Coy, and Janie Jordan, ol Ileal and 4a\!Pieh. L. SMJTH standard typewriter the eoun10tn Climbero: Ber ribbo.. ' 1 Excellent condition , ~rs Jed Judy t.anter and Nancy Dow.eU, SIJ.L,L l.AfT IUTS "fb, tMh •atloNd rara Safet1 --,.,- - ..,__ - - - - Webster, 206 Spring A>e., Porn. Wblte rlbbono. Sue Wm and Joon ST. LOUIS lJP - The St Lo·•'• WoellwDI bo o~>oerv.a Jill>' 21-2'1. 1 ~~ 1have iD tbe- vicUtltr of iPom• eroy. 6 '1 3tc CUilspJe, Wlflinlil Workers Club. Canlinall.ald ~ .r.emaiGJ.q2.000 ~ liMnhow• a.. 61·' ·~oy, a ...,utlfot I!Jiillet ,P~Jno bltoo\ller and .... -•• OOib for .ally tbo - . ,... lOibkh will be talt'"' l!t!.ck and Two six·ym-old ortbs, oomplete. lbe Joly J ~Game lhr<' ,.uolll~ all ' - oa4 '"'""' 1 , will .U ftl a ~ ftvllllo to Hl&h chair Phone 6251-M .. houri ,allar the lld<et Olfieco ·~ w Join tbo drive ,. 'I ~-~~~ of tll<\1 J i>ltno. 1 ft 7 3tc ;;;J/w •""" ..w In· 1 Write or call for l~r details ===:::-.,-;:--:-;-;--c-:--.: Mr. and "'"· Jam•• Jleefe IDd opeoe<l Sund,iJ o1 lluocb lltadl11111. jWjojl • fonD """'" to~ F. Pt!df, ~It ,Adjult-. WALNUT dining table, extensloo aon att.tnded the Memorial &erv· ~ ~ Commlltion o1. u • ..~.- 1 d d b If t h 1 ieea at Hemlock Grove. IIAICII'OS1?01111P , ~~, --,....,..,.,, J/i'f,",...e"'ton•J,f...,..,..,..l'e,iiV eaves an pa' u e, cars. Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam HoudaCOMCOID, N. C. VP ....:Ra:a 1!101'1) 'IUS]> St., 1JDIIUD)US, Ohio. Blll'gaJq. 0350-Y. 8 7 Sic thelt entel'talnod al a dinner in lorted t>l tbe ~ - . . . . - JoiiiU "'be1 ';.~ON Oltrltal ~'1, Easyd~ms PART and Urea we buy junkeJ bonor of Richard Houdubelt who uled NASt;U 100-aqle eanvel't1b e ~ GCICUJ)atk.l m Obl.o." lt 1 o ..... piano acee~ .as tra8 e-n. can. Clyde Van Cooney, BaUPy wiD leave soon ~or Ute al'llll!d .er:v· race SJm!W' .J!. .Ual: ,P.wcord flpeed· ..u.. ..,..._ •ftentle ao 1he tim~ ft etc Run Road. Pbone 692S-Y. '" -:r~.... .._ - ~ :Ut'aav .vu icea. A lart~ group ol Jllelurd'a way and allo waa:hed cut the a;to·t l f1PJ 1/1. ~MIA~ '----·-------6-6-etp week with !4J'. an~ Mrs. Curt fr;iendaanddaumttes 1at~dell. car races ICbedulfd It the 'rv. eona~Wibklltababftvy JtlQEJJS W~ frpm Pomeroy, ' Roell ..,....,.. Frederick also Mr. and Mrs. (Centlrti.IH FrtiM.... .-J :Mr. and Mra. Carl Cone •nd Heel Speedway at Rantlleman.N. c. buro~DW ID. th'-*le ~- con&~. 4.30- VENETlAN BUNDS. Match Stick Henry Spencer. The nQJel tAl 'Comlllktee mem~ daugbtm of 'A~ben• vitlted Mr. c.,a. ot abe_.. farm safet,. 12;®. C,lll MUidlep,ort -806'1·\'. drapes and sbadea, roll-up Porch Mr. and llr•. Waid Sgene.!r, ben were rel"aecl rfollowlng an and Mrs. ,.._elvl.n Morris. .ROOifJi IJNI ~ ~ ~ CTU7:" ue fl 7 3tp ehades, Cloth-nylon, awnings, Mr and Mrs. Lowell Bing, Mr. -appe,a,l bJ 'Uie Pt.. Pleaunt ChamMr •nd Mn. VirtU 1Cing ~nd ilAL'I'IIIORE UP -JaCkie Har· avallable without c1:wge &o those Poreh Vallance, Electric fans , CONCRETB BLOCKS and Mrs. ' Dayton SPencer left ber of Commerce to the county famlJy vislttd Mr. and )ln. QlAII.,J. l•PfUild ~ )lll,.ac·~~ we. wrlM Jllvilion ol Safety all kinds. Dale Wippel Supply, Sunday night tor Wyominl, th"'L1 court to appoint auth a co.,.mlttee. Heilman, Welt Shade ep4 bm ~q pr.,pn State and 1\V-.. Ohio D.partment. ~ ~ !BE A DANCE FO!l 21a qnion Ave., Pomeroy. ...uiN letter Fer LHI" back to Fountain, Colo., where The court :bad appointed the Mr. and llr1. Leo Kina: and son. -eoDqe, tod.a7 teeame the 3$11 ..W\dlnl. Cabambua. Ohio. liOI)!lE ¥fl101lil8ji A N D 8 5 !mop they w.lll vlsll thelt N•llr ~ mtmllol"J ,Jif ~ II'OUP In their Michael, Columbul, vlllted 11n 1.1!1Ul1 GJll!I!TS A'I' TilE - - - brolher.tn-law, Jlr. ..... ~ .IIOY 'l'etll>lJ eoaoU7 olnety days Geor&~o Tbomu and I BODI, Earl ' T'\.-eDina )11)1)~ LQIIG);:, CORNER OF WANTI!ll- Culand colored glass GRUE~ER B..,.,_ • Lawrence DeGroot. ,alter lbe "!'SOlu~on allowlo.l the and Guy, and Mr. and Mrs. WD·l JJ•W I D ' 'sYCAll.(i)BE .4,ND E. MAI.'l, old ehina. Call 8188-M evenings. Mil .. North of POIMroY Mrs. Luey Hayea 11 lttaytng 1_p .aP.pj)Jntm_.eot of ~WCIL ' a committee Ham King. _ . ..... , _ . 1 l'OMEROY. il!\l'IIIC illY THE · 5 15 II 'her h<lme h..... ' wor paW'd 'by i'llltature. LeJjslaRev. and Mr&. Donold Genbelmor ....~ -- ·- - _ ·:r,IOONLIGHTERS. FREE SAND Mr. and )'{.,, Cll!fbrd K.,.. ~ltln PI'O"Ioled 11!>1 If the county and family ml.,ionary from M· I ~ wldiiD kllln.lellall7 OI'PIIiSIDJ I 10\WCIIES. IUNE 8 AT G·OO P Aluminum combination storm and WE BUY and son GlofDI'l' al lllddleport, . • - s dld ioolopj>olht sneh • oom- rica. were dinner auelll of Jjr. lllld tho ....,.,.., Gf ,_,, of \11, FfeiJ' to plfmt Ia the CoDIJO "'!"" M. 6-6-3•c screen windows and dcrorr Steel spent Wedneedu ll:Wlnlng 1f.ltb. fQJttee wl~.ntamy ,daya that the Mrs A. !Qng. ..._....,.~ ...... af llle npBNbundaot Eoallab aDd aluminum awnings andean. ITRUCTUitAL I IIAMI his mother, Mrs. Lucy Hayes. State Tax Commiuioner aball do M,r. and Mn. WJlliam Kina: 't~ !'".,--~-thet..=.: -'"llontbe. -·~ p'··-l- ,._ Ho•dttv&rtoft fot opies. Call William Radford, 11'ALI Mrs. Emily COnp'OV~. ~,Je so, evenift" with Mr and ..-a ....- .,, ·-~ --~ ~ .... . . Rock Springs. !S 2 lmop. ICit.AP IRON- M and Elmer Sees all of Columblll an • • .....mid IIHm. 1'o lhe of •gnklnd, one qniet Btm"9Rlta L~ge - Lane Cedu Richard HeUman. twt ol .. Jhe1' wen 1DIIerW fOI' -... bealllffu.l 'YOke a.na:OUD.eed Clltrrtl U Window FansOH 10 vALLEY spent Jaot weekend with 'he< . u Mr and loin. J)ana Diao IIJid llltllil7 tnool boob dB· ;-;;.....,. from God. DisGRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and ~lildolre frl_..,atozL Service. 'D, A. Fin1aw, lh2 E mother and btother, Mrl. Ger.Rowland plal attended the Mem· Wor-ld War 11'eYeeled tbat DOt CON!I« and POUilder ot Chria. a.lter furniture, Middt.port, Ohio Mam St., Pomeroy. 4 27 If trude Warner and son Wilbur. • ~~~ '""' , _ On•J orlstsoruces at BurUIIjllam. ....,..... . lliml4iodoi. llary Bater Eddy, ~ 29 II Mr. and Ml'$. Ji)afl !Ol~~n I 'r1'1ectrlfica•tou judgio,g, Blue ribMr. and Mrl. Olen Han;l8on and lhe tla.d cohblw, l:lld 'W()I'Id • AJIItll'kOAli.. mowed In ..ScltJo~Mrw and three chlldJ:en or ~:wiMf~d ~ ,. son Phlll1p Mr• Ro• Brh!ltles and ___.. Phono litO f 141 For Rent visited u·r. and llr•. M,Llo Bi&Ss bons. Daytd ~..Jll and Tueker Ca-• ' · J War U ... w•- tJaat tY,ei"J'ODe fiiCII and Hlllllb witb KeJ to tbe ~~ , eey of tbe WI.D.lng workers Club; Richard Houduhelt Jpent several ,... aOI' lib Leo TDbtol,. daa Scripture~"' llowlove ul God wu · .(f) Ii:lf:.HT ROOM DweiUng, newl.y Saturday , Red ritmons. David Wamer ani:l. dan at Norfolk, Va., visltlq the paul~ JGidm,. TbtD ame boaDd ap 'with W..-e of man. (Q: fiecorated in side and out, large Mrs. Edna Will ot Can I Burger. Good Luck Clover Harrltons' aon, Dale, of the U S. the 'WVIIIDI that. we..,.,. orw Qdl boo};. bued upon tbe Scrip.. LOST - on road betwelen Frank Winchester, John Will of Pomeof ¥ason; ' Whi te rtbbans N;avy World aad. the ed'Oit of 1he turea. abe lntel']n'eled t);J:e work lot, within ~ min. walk from ~l~er 111nd llieb Sel1eh farm , roy and Blll Will at Mt. Hennan Gill Ji ul Mitchell, Mr and Mrs. Burdelle McKen. Unilell Natloal1o unite w. Now o1 Cbriat 1esua tnd Jived by it. Court House. A N. Bengel, May 30, lever from Massey Har. Cl~. , ney and children, of lrUc_!f~epOrt, 'We are .,..are of balm' ud ~-~~ con'linced tbat bia COlDPomeroy. Pho~e 310·M. 6 5 tf HIGHWAY HOME- 6-room ranch called on Mr. and Mr61. JJ Cu:<t ,ri1 tractdr. Finder please re· style home wtth 3 bedrooms, Frederick, Sunday morn fie. : Blue ribbons, spent an . everung With »r. and ~ ~ ft J>e' 0111 liUIDdJ were aot for hili diJdplet turn to Frank Holter, Racine For Rent - Extemlon Ladder•, plenty clo~ets, birc h and oak Delbert Pullins and Wilbur tbe ather llde of tile IIebe. We -'7, but for all those who bad 0 7 Sip Scaff-old boards, Drop. Cloths. flooring . Kitchen has Vinyl tile McElroy of Sharon spent M.onll.l.v ue IIU'f'OUilded bJ tbe daily raw.. 'I n bim. Clinton Fisher, Middleport. flooring, E'Xce,llenl workmanship with Mr and Mrs Henry Spe~ · newa fll eJ•hlq utiCIILI, -.. ••• Mod important In ill per:Phone 82611-X. 111 tl I "(8b~ in cabmets and woodwork. 'r<>rt· cer =~ cent p.atrkrtiams, frilbl:fal arma.. lallin power wu Mn. •Eddy's --.,..,---;;-i 'ed ai r hating Full basement Mr and Mrs. C. A. \flabeoek menta. But we must atrive &o ~is won the worda of t'or rent • .d:leetric wallpape;with shower Attached garage and Mr. anJ Mrl'l Carl Duck· • keep the peace. U .Joha 4:16): MW'e have !<AwUNGS SOJ)IS CO.- U rteamer. Clinton Fisher, Mid16x22 with breezeway. Excellent worth of Otsego spent one e.Ye ~ loto a world. u troubled • wn. nd beUeved the love "t~o.ul wr..ter Servlce. Dq dleport. Ph. 62615· X 11·1 tf location only 10 minutes dr1ve inf lut nek w1lh Mr. and Mrs ' 1 ourowacametbeYGfctofCbrlit that:Godbatbtous.G9dislove.• I Phone 8227. NIJ.bt Pbtne from Courthouse 7-acre lot, s. c. Fredt!l'iCk. Jasu (Marl :l2:Sl), abalt !Ala l1'uth wu the W. of ber. ll!lllll-1. ii<IDGE • l'LY1f..2_1J'l'H 5 room aoortment, 218\io Main St., 1 mce garden and young orchard. H~ Lee and Tommy .Spenlove tb;r ae1abbour • •tJinelf.P faith.. .... DI6LIRil ., -. U PomerOy CaJl 251 or see Dr. K. rORK-Th.lngt one New Yorker think I an.-- ala-• him (Loke The 1-.a--••- ot God wltb 1 D. Amsbary. 5 22 tt $18,500.00, which price mcludeiJ' cer are~ vis1ttng their fi'Bndl!loabout: ~.iltiiQ' ~t· 11 tbe f:::d~tion ol the new range and reFrigerator, ther, Mrs Est'her wrlebt at Fl,c :Nl.. Mirella .Rocco. a tall and •lender brunet .llllal replied will tbt ato~y o1 tla. ScleatiR"t Hllef. Love .u("8) Auto Sales 1(171 HelpWanted POMEROY - Away from dirt and P01nts. . . . from Kenya, Atrtc:a, baa been. In town J'ftCMUy, : tbe tOCJd s.m.t.... ~ JiM Dhunlaa bit whole nfe. ft noise, in Q.UJt; .'lectlon of town E&thcr Mae Spel!c.er ia ,vlstlng • lMliC It~ on the televiaioll and radlo program~~,. Ulat our ,netpJtor J1 UfOJle" ibJm Jlftl JoWl to Ills JeJ.. 19M MERCURY 2 dr. "Hard-t-op"l BULLDOZER hire, ,.nds, 4 bedroomg Wlth bath, gas heat· her aunt, Mrs. Glll OaJn In All· beln& lnter:vtewed an.d ~era.Ily haVing New :whoae pith we ero. .lOw rDea, .beicaUH be knows that 1 Cpe. $1,3915.00. M.ereurymatic, . . b.eemenb, sltnd•eepln~.o R. M mg. Large lot fenced in for the hens. Tor~ It her feet iJJ a mod.Hl way .• Just the ot.her 'l'hia tbeme ot to.. aad ~ ldJ briiRber Ia t111o • ehild of God. aharp appe.rance, Round me- , __..C:OWIIIery, Long Bottam. Phone smaller children. Garage. $7500 Mr. and Mfs, Herp R011enkr:,nz ._1, fQr e~ple, Mlu Rocco breaktuted ln bed nbood wu Dot widely 1 ~ •ci_.. iD .w. ~tma.ae and JJke.. eltanh:all:v. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. :to. 5·2S·tf HIGI:IWAY HOME NE~R ItA came back after BPetn.di'ng a .._ew in her awank Fifth avenue bo\el and later had or heeded ill the coa1¥'JIIqa: ..._ He_... tandentaodtaa 6 7 6tc - ----VENSWOOD FERRYwlth bath weeks at Lockport N 'Y 'luncheon at Twenty-One, the11 luxuriel: bein¥ cnteltr ad tarmoil - tlti!l ll•, W'i.tll Pifer, .;lao. •t lnd: am:ued IIADJO • TELEVlSION SERVICE, furnace b£>atlng This IS fine old Mr and Mrs J~hn Rasp, dau· &anced by the movie compeny which brought mm E.~Qpire.:hiit hm.w aadllaew Qlat N , . apeded &o iUIOCl.lttL Pho~ ~. ClePand Appliaru!e 1954 POtoiTIAC 8 eyl. dlx. 2 dr. home .set in the midst o[ maple - ghter'a Jel\n and Sharon, Mr. and hlr from Kenya. ln connection will\ Beyp1td Jlom~ tbroqh IN toOowiDI otldllritl w;W1 ~-- aid that b.e perJWn St., Pomerur Store, 114 Sedan. ,1,09MO Orilinal blue trees with large lawn , garage Mrs ctaytoo Rasp and childrt'"l a. 8lm. made in Africa for wbtch Mirella wu the theme baa ......... .,._4 ,_ cel?ed. u..t God It DO rupecter IHS.U flnl~tt,. we've aeivleed IInce new. barn, henhouse, 3·acre level lot, a\l of Fostoria, spent a c-,upTe t.eebn.ical aclvJ.Ier, Mirella ll a pJde and white have ~ ol # la ......,. -of ~ Be ~nl'*- wUb B~aettnar'a:, Pomeroy, 8 7 6tc garden soil Located o.n State of days with Mr. and Mrs Henry huntNU. ltoriet. Ia tbt Da.kaUl ceo,. ~ who wu CCJ1"8'1Dded to QUICK SERVJCJ!: ou Watob &eRoute 338 near ferry , and 20 Spencer and Ron vance. ,Mel Hilmer !t..., not llway• thus. ThFM yeara qo JW'J'webad.~ee~a.,JPOrt ..-;an-.~r:JI-Guaadtapalrlna by 11'&0\Gry Trained \IBB BUICK Speelal 4 dr. Sedan mmute drive from the Kalmer Mra E c Hayes bas been lio emokoe"' !Mirella was 1n M:Jnhiltlan ~rytng to acralcb oul 'Wi~d.J:OD,dpu ..... adour Jtdilopla_p,. fhiltp .,_,095.00. 011Jinallinlih, owned by watchmaker, OOU.IINS JEWE. Aluminum plant. Priced at only lte 1 i' • ' ~ Aie 11118, 1 a 1lvlnc....o(lvln,g In a p wetkly roam on the upper c!ut;r to._lm' ~. ~ ,... foi;l,ncl JWa ~ fa perpla:ity LEJIS, P<>merOJ. 1-3·11 one ot our meehanlu Blaett· $000000 and existing VA loan quMr. Ond Mrs. Marlon Orr an~ • Waot Side, In Automata. rldlnJ 111o aubt.-..~~~ 1:"1o~..!"!"".\:~"!f!;i~ -I 7 8tc · - - : ;Frte nar'a, Pomeroy. balance can be assumed by. nght Starling orr and son Eddie all WlJI d aboppt:ac u Clve.~anCI--dlmea. "For one uNIQPY' period," ~ ~ ~ ltt1matet owner. Immediate possess1on. of Columbi.'IJ caUed on Mr. anoi •lbl ~. ''I~ alonl tor 6 whole week on one hambut&'er and CllriltiBJIJ'. E1:e:a W . . El:blaplu, ~ 1to lre baptized. PAI"'ING • 1111111 OtD&MO!IILI: Super ''88". NEW HAVEN, W. YAY - 6-room Mrs S C FrederJe• and Mr. and 1r A•"'" Joq ol lhlll IWIIDte.!l -~"-'Ill VJII'J' aid .theu Blblt atoriea PAPER-MANGINO .•'?'rame house wa'th ba th · House ' Saturd ay. _ ,JJao:a. .. u... • •a-God.•ll:~loitlloc.n-of -~UoiDCP,Ibelrpowor $2;UUIO. Hard-tQIJ, pOwer steerL v. Reltlneer d Mrs · Henry Spencer, Xlu Raeeo wm head back for the Jungle with her rifte and ,..._._. ~..._. _ 4 , ,. _ _ ....--~ inc, brake!. Hydramatlc. Blaett· is wired and baa city water an Mr and Mrs p R Orr of Co!· ·~abe'a !&110 a. proreulcmU photocrl.))her--u one 9f &be- few ......._., 01 ;·~- 10 ~~·~ ~ ,n;_ RICIIM. Ohl• nar't, Pomeroy. 8 7 Gtc gas. On le,·el lol (100x150) cen· b .s were her~ to attend the paople to have ha4 two .aepar&tl outlook• n New York: ~bhorriftl thla day IOlDI dJWld• feel ..aD add one lnc:ideut e thit, traliy .located. Only $6500 00. A ~~m~l banquet at Chester Sat· tt ,. a mercenar.)" pll,e ot brick pet dtrt,. t.nd, Jn tbe wor41 ot a 1 ~~:. .~ . -=~ _t:: )&fiji PONTIAC VJ 2 dr. Se4an. bargam r"' ni"ht Mr and Mrs. Marloo Writer friend of mlnt named Carl \ViDaton, "looklnJ on Jt • an .-.~ .. .h --lltaA .._ ......,._,._ Olr.ll_, -.11 •P.2tltl.o!). 8,800 milol, )bio cor RENTAL - Soroom upstairs apallt- ~ ~·AY ls • attended the banqpet. pte-1'001\'1. to Jataven.• uuui,&M'Ia . . . - - •• -___,...-.....·~ Employment 0 .flu never '""n .JOld. 81aettau't, • Peermr :bito tbt campftre tn the dark nl&ht. In 11on. countq, lhl menl, harowood floor9', plenty rr a .Wanted Pomeroy. '1 lite rloset tpace, storage rooq~., cltoo• whldleYer one ahe ~ to be llOiteJclc abouL laundry. Sober adults only, ;A • • • • Qa IJte.Bpkolif lbellee.UUfld Olllo IUvor IIIQili'OIIIl stauo• pleaso. $60 00 per month. flEW YORIIIJIIS I'ORJJVJ;B AJII!l .GIIOUSINO that It'• a >tough w~aon. t%,1118.00. ll'ordomalle, IDX 2l9 PHONE 1011-Y tCotttlnuod From Ono] Jol> to .lind .. ~I><· 1o ..,..._bul\he ,truth 11. lhe,. are >UII mUM flolly '1!1•1~ most neluxe of NEW HOME Conotrucllob and re- :::-:--:-::~-=:o==--::-:-:--'-6 _8:::31 ' I ,.,-' ~·lth Kunl·teman, 'charlotte, Gr avat~able 'b:facb tn. till pity, u wen u1:r outdoor awlmmbl&' poo~ DOluxe. ilfH!inar'o, Pomeroy. · ,nudelln&. repairs. See Ralph _oo: -'"' .... iff R h. tl3t are OII'C'•ted muntiJI.patJy, ·••• The :Metropolitan Opera tau 8 ' etc · ltunen,~ Pomeroy. 6 10 12tp SIX ROOM HOUSE, 6Ya acre&, Mlchl.pn, arrested by -Bher o,.. "tann" tn the Nfw York Clty .C.Oter'l opera \J:OuPIIJ': tn 13 B. e 0.l,erry, AU op,e Jloomo wUh Runnlu& $3,000.00 Phone 512·J . 8 8 8tc ert c. HIU'tenbach and t.be ptrol ("" Ce ler! ...... The i llilot .anJ~d ........ oloo wltb &!vall! Batha -:-::9"'"'"-·.,=-"--""'5!;-~--'-- See BILL the SJG!i"P~a tor •• lnve~••atlon. He wa• · in ~..U , lt'hu llj)boned oft'18 ot the n • .... erl, nf'"• ...,.ta117, 1a 1n the ataitJlna' -lion of lln4,. ltaotf "' tho bwk quallly Ieueri., .. u~ln. 304. =:_u~o1o l'rlce-. olio W<Miy 6 Month1 ifter yet tbiJ ,mondlilil· , 8 decade p4 a. halt of extatence. Methanic St.• Pomeroy. t1 8 Btp 12) Card Of Thanks lem: •W.]Ie, ~ - .r~roy, ar8"""" llmlta on oome el<,y parkwa)<OJ-Ileen Hltojl front~._ I llllJ:I(I!IGESJt 'PIIJIP(eo. DOIIIOllabte, WE WISij TO extend our thanks relted for Jntftt~oo, •nd i•iled. ' .... :l'~c" 4.0 mph ttmltl. 'l'bls 11 relllltlc 1 When everyou IOU and appreciation for the act11 of m!lllllll ·old ..... w. by l'ott~ltna~ jplni ~e,Kerude and I 10. anyway! ' , • VU Ryaamoro st., Middleport. kindness, me&ages of sympathy, . . u !.alp Jed Web'ster. Q\1)' Lombardo's--w'l11, orchestra, I wppof:4t It wou" 111 ~and beautiful floral otrerlngs aa-lll-~lfatlH ,aor:l •rlleaaed 1wwra: .tn.av defy muslce.l palysla, but l.t't been break~ ell recor& ~_1 •l!lddlapollt. II'IQ • Au110mob11., tHOHE .. from our many friends and HarrY Edwar4s, Sundll'1 .. C' ~' -lt:'Ro..land Dance Ctly, with 7,500 \culfWD'IA!nl Over JLreoent Wftlt~ ii'IWI<'l'IJ' IID.ll ~lr" Gen- - . . Ph..,. IIBIIIoX MO-ll neighbors in the loss of our beloved wife and• mother. We ea- of Rutland, 1free on $?.5 bond for eDt. • • Sollt.a Arbl~, a Jocll 1ad \Wiman Wbo won •the '"Meflltabel" 415 for aw~fuhlon merebJRdlalng'a OJcar- from Lhe TQbe..Cobum ABBOTT T.V. SEJl. pe,clally want to thank Rev. J . intoalcatlon .t~nd inot:Der 1 ~ 1 "' ~ ' ~ool :tor J'ashton Cartel'll, teel1 ftnnly thal il Wcea I womu o\o EOOII-'IlOJtalb tho Profit Pili VJCR All Repaired by Dr· :11811Jtin& -u:,eet. 115~ Edwin Charles for his consoling Monday night. He was arreated fl¥ ~rpret the dOmestte needl of ottler wom@ft, Cor manuracturta. lei. lfll!l1l BERRY'S 1iATCII• peri T..lmlalaDL Plwne nat Y words, Fritz Buck, ora:aniat, the the state ~al. "l"'ke bread. M:en mlglll menly ley to improve itt ID&'redienbl!. lor Ewing Funeral Home, and li>r. ICR'il, · ""'· l'artonburr, W lliddl'll>llHI Harry ll'. 1Balrne)t, M. Rtulanf, tn- \ better •alet-but women, Sollt,. aays, know thal other womell want 'Va. Plionf GA~811. .11-IQ.I-" ....:!::,'::-:~:::":"~::::= Butrlmas fas their efficie,nt ser· WI'IJI ~f'4 ~~~ iJ. Po1J¥1ro)' mot&. to know how to keep It fresh, wUhout lhe need ot a breadbDX. CO,MiP1..S11t IDIUl"IDOII' Proteetfou, v1ce, frlendt who looked after to,P.catlo~, pollee Saturd.<~Y nlj~ ,aJW I;el•sed dave after It wu baked. • Lifo, Auto. Jl'lre, Polio. ()aU Don H(UJD). LIJIODII Grill, iiiMIJ l ~ the gra~e . your many acts or Sunday. He will cll,ne Ito m.,or'"' , <~ • • • • ton Inlet, 1948 pick-up, regis· !olilh, lllddlepori, Oblo. kmdness 1.\•ilt never be forgotten court In Pomciro)r. _ 1'HII!I IS NATIONAL SMQKE A.. CIGAR ,IONTH lure ll Ill IOred - · terrier puppy, Call ~ Fred Goegiein Robel't Rou1h, ~ '¥HQt1 CQ~'tf· 1 ituS the a4vl.ce from th11 whilom cigar amoker Js : Do not dance "-,~-~ c• 'J'U ~.New H...n, 'W.Va. fstate Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 1111 I'OIIIl Convertible wllh pow· W8\ed I. $2a bol\d 1f011' ~ <ttu:uc ; ~Ul a,c:l.pr in your rnouth Smoke gets In your eyea. Goegleln and family Group 1 - Eeono-lJne- I! Moo' G111r111lee violation ctu,~e brOutbt bY-- the , ' •.rtr.IJky be that the tenderest, most p»lgna.nt a.gbt In New York I! ste«inr tbd fordomJlic, JFARM ...... Salem Township, 28 A 6 6 He patrol. He wlU 1 10 to :Jv,jltie:e j aMft dayl Ia the saturday morning atory·tellln, aeMion 3pon.a~ alate pfut' and white, price $1~7MMl. r fl room bOuse, 2 cblcken - 1 11 R. E. Grladlf'o]~~f~~IM 1 .~ · Cb:de Kuhn, Tuppers. Pia~, , bt:ooder house, double aaraa:e, 1 ~'U\e"Public library and lhe department of parks-ln the shadow H91ber B. , n~i,. ~ ~. ·Gt-tl&nili Christian t\ndertcn'a statue In Central park. Actreu Llaa Qlllo. M-'12tp buJldlnp and farm in a-ood con~ Group I - Eqlllp-Lllle -14 Mot. GUII'aalee arreirted bY "Htm'Y Wttr¥.{4J \;free ~~ l'lu been doin( the narrating. but Victor Borge and Danny dillon. GAliAOJI J)O(Ut, roeker, bollet, Mrs. 'Oud Doualas is visiting Ob bond but Will fad ~• ;tW..U. '1Ci,Jtt .Have a&"ned to be JUesl slory-teUen In Ule near future. \Dtlque umbttna ltana • .antJque GIDC.RY - Rlll'at village, ·gao, Don and Bertha Gibson of Colum· whi1e intoxicated chaqe ~· "llll-l I'd look forward even ,r,JOre to aeeinJ the obvioutly 1uperior WUt· oil, meJilf, dry 10ods, tome bard· tlisheJ, oil be.ter, day bed, om· Group 1 - Pulln-'W lllu•. Guarantee or's coul1 here tonlgbt., , ' em (hnJight at ·thr. 0 . K. Corrol, If I clldl\'l feel uneasily tb&t Kirk bus. ware, thla ,grocery is doing good IJDOftl thutters,. glider, lawn Guy and Betty Sayre and daughHarold Brown, 34, :t~nvli!J! Do~&'tM bu i;leen playiiiJ the same CUmpton role for ;Ave YMI'• buslneS& ·a nd wlll' stand lnspec· mower, table lamps. Phone 364. ~ff's Dt now tton. Excellent bu1iness fo-r ter, Rebecca, called on Mrs. Obert Road, a11rested 1)y the 67 lite ,;co~le. BuUdlq, ~nventol')' 1110d Markint, Sunday partment 'lf,er &Po*n ,,. •ltnvolf·l sudd!nr young actor~ •nd dramatists have a t.ew Wlndtall-the AU Type 11 ~oiUieftiY Duty Hr. :and Mrs Vernon Mlller Clf ed m a hlghwa&aceldent 'ate Sat· leat&bllllhment or a •·seven Arts Center" In a &-story butlcltqg in. lbe "''•tpmenl tO go. •PONY PGR ~ OR 'I'RAJlE lor and .up Lancaster, Mr and MrS. Dell HY· urday night 1n which a ·-litty pole-! t.lot .4tt ortglnanY wu the Stanford ~bite-designed Colony dub). ltrl o. Mettdo~, R~t~lh:lr ricllnt borsf'. Two 7e1ra old; dap. 1 sell, Pomerov, were guests of. the wu .sheare11 off, lie ..,Ur go to · i1ftM ~laoe hae two theaters om! a t~eatar-ln·tbe·round, and .a •wlm· •With Old Battery ,..... F.i'arbr,A~ie col«, wblte rnn, m~ taiL Grindley. Hill c~ bit the ,pq:le at ·PIJtl pool .pd. Lellal..M$nt , •• pel Is dedicated to new '-'-tftL. :, Marshall Miiler family, Sun<w.-~ .,..., ~ rldt. (!l!aiUon. DontJ<I • f'-rl¥· l01 tbt juattion ol the 4 iJIIjr · ---· · ···~~Mr. and Mrs. H•lll'l' Wqm, e a ste "•••· ' • Joe and GoneYB >Carsey ...,.. ' Jolul ~· .illllf1'd, U... •Bottom, auests of ller retallV\1 . Jn W••t , ebarjltjl!ll!!!,_diltJ by the dale Jfjn. Autonto ' Vlrsima returntna: Sunday. patrol~ fined f25 a~ 1co.ta: Ll(o. t;~::·~i'he ba~Y o1 Jr~ L\0<01 1!1!' ~od lh.:JCAArlt~~ ~:~ _!ji/Umbus, been very iU ~u.t.la D.D:W ppr~I)C. ctw" tli *- q~atipn by Mr.. JIUIIes 'I>IIJll]P! lo the . ro.Dejuu1....,1,1loo wu Mr. aod loin! ~ fla.a 1$28 61!~!'1DDL~':,'!Ji.GHIO 6111 WOI'e &""""' .ol ' hl!r tbbllt'"' ond .Aruold 'L ' ll...,...J, Fri. nelsJ>bon 111 lo'ln...,. . 1 "" ~ II'.. ..~~ 110<1 costa · WA:B.D ~· - PD a eo~ 14 u ~Iter • and $100 ~~ $0!11" OJ' drhlna: 1 v,'bllelnloixf"'ted, He wao .,n. tenoecltotJtiieedayt, •intbeeounty By Mro. ...... -ICio jail 1ty Gr.indloy. Mr. and Mu. '&d-lllrDOle, Of 1 • L .~;:-c.. Toledq, - • I ,..,_;a'l d~o .•• ~ Jll'!lutiANCE AGI!:!ilCY bllo Ho,ahb Y.:• Real E•tote Broker I .""irr ill' I '!llill= • ·m 0 A"-HILL v •• ==• ,-." ,_Jot_. ..o;;;;. KINGSBURY --Oll j A.J•,...,..ry {;r,' "'f. O.tu.u.'l:HW'M.,...,...., ;;;;;_._,....,.ty,npon.: Mob,.__,., Wtl11 --=== . . . . . co u. --'-----=:--::-:----::-:------- - - m· Um"ty T'III!IIJ :r.-;'.·.!:IJ. ;:;=:=,::=:=:_.:::; :;;:::::=:;:::==:::=.:: w. M •tadea• H.Cl b ne tlaa-. .,.,lib JUNK CO. l.ast & Found "'II. new Auto Services ;I , k t:n -n.. NIM' ch:! iO!i}. ...a. f;;- w. "*'• - pa.;tl,.· 'liP"'-' 11 ••UnJ -......-7. . ,...""". I Record Nnmbe•, e (20)Buslness S.,rvlces va-;;tJu• ( I ....., • =._ le ....- r.ea =;>.>..., ( l8) HOTEL MARTIN Oen.._, •nRooms Air Coaled ·== J: ;-"-'"£: .,.. - - -At<._. - OXQBII YD AJB UJQHXft.BI~0 WAIIV'Uil :KJ).'l'Y'Dll AJB OYXI>H~Y-wtii•Yo. 1 Yta~..b:. Cltf...ootea IU Wb. HIR CLQTHIIS .,._ IF T$1ii''WII:ftll: 'I'IIIIOWN ON W...... A P1'1'1:111'0RI( - ,. ·;,·,· ~j. ,""': i : IINW......- ...... $.~·~~- ' -~~ i 1 • ..,u., ro:~v'S READING BATTERIES Fult Guarantee! $9.95* $12.95° $13.95• w-. SJ.rao1i11e. '·I,'o 11!> \I ' · ~.OORES P.ome;.oy 381-V M . 'OHIO $Hi.95* ACrJplo,_ . . . . . . . w. oau. 12013) Insurance Harrisonville AXYDLBAAIC. '"LONOPIILLOW One letter 1lmp}J' 1tand.l for another. 1ft thb umpt. A. 11 UHG for' th.t thl'lt L'a. X tor the two O'a. tlo. mn.tl• lttttn. ape.. tropr.H. th~ lencth and rormatklil of til wordlt an au bilita. ,&ach day tHe code 14tltrtt ,,. dltfthllt. · · --.·• .... :; Jot~ Rodney Downing (21 ) Real jeoUo•P , J. il~~pa~.JIIlbil:;=;otl~ot:1:"*::t~f""':.Word.=:::..~~;:;;;;;::;::;;;;~ ( l) Notices c. H~nry Mts. day wit.b Mr...-~~n. V n.n Mr .and ...,.._ .Jobo • 110111 .-...- ...., hone ollow Ill ' ALilES'I'Eit, s. D.- llert Wheelthe llei&l OodtJ rur,rnlldt. 1 u and :Bin.r Ander'!)~ decided Mr . .-a b. O..U :Bobertland J}Ot to let l belr political ~el-aon, Clevelal:t. tpeDt tbt week Jnll ,mterfere when they went end witlllr aM l(n. Trot' lutebinloo b!DiAela tolethtr Wbee}er er Mioo ludy lloll*r muroed lo It 01 ..nlhUiiulle ~bllesn and , , Clen)and with them. 4nderJOn hu J\.llt 11 ardent fflel· Week .end ea.,_ ol Mr and illp about the DemoerJ~ta. Th il!l Mn. Pomer GooAWn aad Leta V#tlf' they celebi'ate their 40 ·1 were Mr. and l&n. Lol!!eUP Daria, l~niien..,. u a clothinr Jto e IIJ'. and. JlrL Don Pan.oat ud hip sou aud s. 1t. Jloblllr, Athe01, Jlollltqe'l'l • • ==,....,,...- - !lOW" I:. ) .!\~~~~~~;~~~~~I ~on=~~ ~· FOIQ!JWi • fAir.) ·~ .I . lcoUoq.) a-wrn. wm :a 81. saroutte IT Pill&,.. I 11:50 a.m. ODvt Ingraham tO<I)'Utl'l Sl MIIIW'a ' I 10.59 11 :00 ·Radio Dial ol Art.a 7·00 Jimmie Dean 7 .30 Boston Blackle 8:011 Captain Kangaroo 8:80 CorUM Archer 9·00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arthur Godfrey 10•30 Strike It Rich 11:00 Valiant Lady 11:15 Love of IJfe 11:30 Sl!kreh for Tomorrow 11:'15 Guidl111 Llabt 12:00 K1tie'.: Kitchen 12:30 As ttle World Tulnl 1.00 Our Min Brookl 1:80 Houseporty 2:00 Bl1 Payoll 2:80 Bob r.rosby Sh.ow ·3'00 Brlgltter Day 3'15 S"~:ret Storm 3 30 Edge of Night 4:00 The Early Show 6:30 Your Esso Reporter 5:45 fiports Parade 5•!111 Weatherman 0:00 Actio a 6:15 Douglas Edwards 0 :80 Telt:phone Time 700 Phil Silvers Show 7:30 Private Secretar' 8:00 To Tell tbe Tl'UI 8;30 Red Sket,n 9:00 $6,,000 ufatlon 9'30 Spike Jones Show 110:00 UP-to tbe-min11te Nea 10:00 Scanning the Weatbet 10·10 'l'he Late Show dl.or before~ 15th of each mon~ tol!owinl insertion. n la AdarUslar-Should be ftp)tted Immediately, !!be 11. flentiDtl :DotDe retpolllible for mOM than one lllCotollfti ~n. Carf of n.Ms act ~ Notiee1 of Events $1.00. Obituarial METROPOLJTAN -., 8 .30 l!t. 8achel01'/ l - 12:00 TUISDAY CHAN'<EL 13 MONDAY On Your f \ 11. Mr. A.lf1ean ·~ menkt)' 6CO 6 15 6 30 700 7 30 8:00 8:30 9·00 10 00 p:30 10:00 , • ....,..,., ...... 11. Inland U. ~at 1ftJ :t5. Wtat · • 30 • 45 5.55 As the World Turns Our Miss Brooks Houseparty Big Payoff Bob ~rosby Show Brig ter Day Secret Storm Edge of Night The E!lrlY Show Your Esso Reporter !spll'ts Parade Weatherman Action Douglhs ~4'1wards Robi n Hood Burns & Allen Talent Scouts ,J Love Lucy Dece~ber Brlde Studio_dno. Up-to-the-Minute News ScaDnlna: the Weather The Late Show Faab For Today • __. ·--~- Ill .. _.. • ceatl per ... _..., one 11111'/auun. nlmum Cwu-t:e 50C'.-4 eentl per Word for $Fee COD~U,e inJertlou, Soe<lal- One month !or I!& cenla per "'"'d. 'f'uU nte of JI(!H.tl per word. wlU be r}Ipo~d tor •dYert!slnllf ' " ' Meigs County News on 990 spot ' 1'' '1 '1 ' jl·' '•1' 1'-! " n 7,: : 1;, :~ 1 ':~ 1;1'· !~1: 1 ·1:-lr., ~ I I IJ~f'I'J~ \ · 1 :!1 ~-, Ll 1:1! li1!0'1 30 So~r• · WUH Doily :l [ 'i '-H~ n.am• 1•. 1 ~ 111 r. Ji!f l.l'·X~:~ .,.,, t ,_,.1 11 1'11!1-r•: l-J:: Il OJ iJ H !II! if'l1j (,.1',1 "'- lumt with · octon lt. Bptall ~ eufiy t:·J '. ! '•WI-t ' J fet11h. ;'<I!U i !i:l l_, too 10 tO >1rY•Jn r 11:.1 :·1a •l 1 ll'hj '.!.~ a ao 10.05 altOf wete skinny and moslly abort Madison Square Garden, . 1.00 I 30 2.00 2 30 3 00 3 15 . - -· --- - . ..,. . ~· -..,/,.,.;.;;..;;; Mro. Graoe carr and . Hro. Jolin Bod •114 u. s. 11o111e 39. Juoelteoner aol Ka17 Kay lllepbenStout went to the Sonatelt at tbe C1Wr i kcmMwet,lbrriiOD•Uie son, American U:adert Club; -.ed Albany HE Cburch, Iunday ev• Roatl, a• U , arreJted by Henry ribbon•, Lola Roulb aDd r.d.Ub nin&. oad ~ y;.....,. for tntoolo• ' ~roll, Hill Jllll.. ctub: wkt"' 6 4 11(11 1Ce1Uletb and Vnmout lluklru tion. IJ• C'IIM~ mayor'1 C!ourt ribboBt, Jud)' Nobel and Unda Ba• SIX ROOMS and bath $4500.00 called on Obf!rt 1nd 'DIM Kukilll Jo!lD.iW. VJ'Yitb, 25, llartlnlbura, ker, 't'r.tlblazen Club. Manning Kloes, 1111 Locust St, Sunday. W. Va., a mute, held .for 1nfeiU. Vetetable dud&hlJ - Blue rll> PQmeroy. 6-fl.3tc Ml•s Dlna Hannln,e: ot CtJumbut .. non over Sal.erday nitht. bona, C.JIO!yfl Dot•n 1nd. A.Lvtn l penl Sundoy with the C..tl Han· Fr d V dall 28 Tripp, Good Luct; Clo..,. Club, e an • • Pomeror, .,. 'Red rlbbona, .Jobn aud WWilm ing family Mr. and .Mrs. W R. Wllaon cal· relted F'ri~u ni,JiJt and rel~d .McCoaihay, Shawnee Brnet Club Good aean Uted Can led on Mrs Clara Levacey of The· .SIQirdl.y IP(bt aftell PAfinll .ne ot Pt. PleaNnt; White rlbboJlJ, .. n .._~,._ ID4 M-~•11 Plains. , , o.f If and aOJk 1n ~or's eourt •m-'ean , -·•ero Club 01 Greer AU~ ue.· lD p~ tor -4llt..fbl"'"' tb n ..,., ...-u Delmar Rho4es WAI ~ illlo$ ' DIIIOI'OY ·• • B•ked Goods judiloi. Blue ritJ. to Ch;ule.too wh~ biJ mOuw- ..lJ peace ;,. 30-dy Jail ,enteace wu bln.t, Hattie and Emma McDermitt AUTO SAtES m a seriou• conditio~. • j •U~pended on fOOd behavior. HUI Billy Club, Bed rJbbolll, PbYI· Cecil Wile Jr, movej! 'lnto &belt Juslloe GrbMiley reported li1 Queen ud Carolyn Vao MaWr, new IJome In HardeonYme. t Landen, 18. 1Pom81'~. •aa fmed Gooct Luck Clover Club: Wbite ribGarry Foley 1pea.t hil ~¥1.U.n :$11 ,and ooltJ: l..or Jatoxic.tlQn and bont, P1tty SteveDJ 1nd Janet at Todelo' and coJumb"" w)lh tela- .dllttarbJtJ.~& the peue He- .Uyed in ElbeUW', Tip Top Toppera. .;...._ _ _ 6 rooms and bath, 1~ tcres, Poml!ll'Of, out of wator Call 3311-X or 938-M. WANT ADS . . -.· hi-. - ... 10, 1957-3 HOUSE, 1'08 CONSISTENT DEPENJ>ABUI RESULTS WCHS-TV ChannelS 3,000 tory insofar as size of industrial site is concerned. Many folks have raised eyebrows over the number of acres being sought, comforting themselves that: "ThiS mu st be something really blg" Yes, it could be, but not necessarily bigger than Kaiser at Ravenswood , which , by the way , is certainly big enough . -On 6·l!IJ 7100 Today 9:00 Romper Room IO:ro The Price IJ Riibt 10: 0 trutb. 61' Consequencel 11 '00 Tie TaC! Dou&h 11 :30 11 Gould Bo Yon 12:00 Curre-nt 1·00 My LltUe MarJie 1:30 TenoeiBee Ernie 2·00 Matinee Theiler 3:00 Queen for a ~Y 3:45 Modern Rom.e.n~ 4.00 ComedY 11me 4:30 Movietlme ~ : 30 Cartoons 5 45 News deadline. 6:00 Spinach Playhouse 6.30 Weatberc:asl 8:315 Sports Eye 6:45 NBC News 7.00 Artbur Murroy PsrQ> 7:30 Paola . 8011 Ja,ne Wyman Show .. 8:80 Circle Theater 9:30 Federal Men 10.00 AMI.n Called X IO:M Newa Headline• 10:40 Nitewa(tb 12:00 Tonight 1:00 SIGN OFF Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middl4!port,.Q., Juae ____ tion or senting a syndicate of mdividuals. There remains some farms whose owners have been invited to option and have not Total acreage acceptable to option is believed to approach the TUESDAY Monday I I -GUIDE TELEVISION !· . WSA%-TV Chonne13 Daily Sentinel Day Book ' . DIIVOTID TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AUA . 1. ' • • �\ . I / '· ·' ill '-Dall1 SeiltiDel, Pomeroy.lliddleport, 0., June 10, 19D7 Hesson Beals Coolville Wit~ One-Hitter, Bowles, Ne1son ·r~~e .,.u, Setat&net Lead In Wht SPORTS For Middleport DESK The rampa~ing Hartford Tigen took over undisputed possession of the lead in the Ohio Valley Association Sunday at Coolville when Gene Heuon threw a l·hitter at Dick Spencer, winning 4-0. In other league game.s Middle· port stamped Itself as a comer when Jim Bowles spaced eight hits and collected a home run, a double and a .!lingle to lead his mates to a 14·3 victory. Pomeroy, tttill without the services o! a front line pitcher, Wll humbled again , 21 -8, at GallipoliS. Hesson was practically untoueh· able as he struck out 18 and walk· ed only two CoolviJlites. Hartford got nine hits (Jf.f Spencer who went all the way. Spencer pitched good baU, walk· ing only one and striking out fou:r. Two errors helped beat him U the Oliver men took 11 two-run lead [n Lhe first ·on one hit and a lapse afield. ----- - - - Come, Baseball Gluttons u==-=o=-=-'=ME=R=-:::.S--:::-GAL·o-RE, SOX IN 2 LOSSES, YANKS FIGHT lr MILTON RICHMAN umtM ,.,... Sports wrtt.r Only a baseball glutton could aak for more excitement than there ·wa• in the stormiest Sunday of the major league season. No matter what happen• to be your .dlah of tea, it Wll8 all there on the menu Sunday. For tho11e who like home run&, Don Hoak of Cincinnati hlt one in each aame to help the R.cdlega tweep a double · header from Brookly·,1, :S. t ond 3-0, and recapture the National League lead . For tho.e who like to aee the "little fetla" knock oft the "big guy", there waa ttle Orlolea' two vldorle• over the !lrtt-place White Sox, 7-6, ~A"nd for thO&e who .pJefer t~ baaeball apir.cd wJth 110me fUILk cuff•; there were plentY ot Defrolt aa the Yankee• defeated the Ti· am ·1-4 in a game that almost reauited ln a riot. Hoak put on a one-man show in helping the nedlc.gs move ahead of the pack in theN . L. race agaln by a game .-nd a half. Hia tworun homer in the seventh inning of the opener off Don Drysdale snapped a 1-1 til.!, and he and George Crowe connected tor homera in the 8econd game off . Ed Roebuck, hlaklng the first .start of hla three • year major leaeue career ufter g~ reli.cf appcaranees, Bronlu Lawrtnce wall the winner in the openet' and Hal JelfcGat in the ni¥ht ear . The White Sox' A.merlcan L-eague 1ead walt shaved tet 4'AI ~~:nmes by their two losses to the Oriole!. H.ome run,. by Tito Franmona and Bob Nieman paced BalUmore to., ltli f1rst game vietory,II relicve~s Geot.Q:tl Zuverlnk poat. ed hia s-ixth triumph. Billy O'Dell strur.k out 11 and held Chicago to six hits In the finele . Two injuries marred the night ca p. George Kelt suffered a pos. . . Ht,.,..,.n St.tl sible skull fracture when struck There watt even a "Babe Um·· by one of D!ck Donovan's pitches "'fR" type <;leal of &erond with and Fnmcona broke h)a left index the basea full In \t.l! Detroit-New !inaer white trying to field a York Jame .nd whjt's more, It ground ball . belped tbe Yank& w n. The Yankres won their game l!:ltewhere on ibc big league after trailing 4-0. With the score 1eene, the Cardlnala climbed to tied 4-4 In the eJ&hth and the wllhln a~ Jlme• ol first place by ba8es full, Hank Bauer tried to deleatlne the Glanh twice, 2-1. atcat ~econd. By the time the Ti· 1nd 10.1; Milwaukee beat Pitts. gcrs got through throwing the burch In the flr~t w~ame, 2-1, In bull around, BUl Skowron .!lcoretl 11 innln11, but the Pirates won the dccldinu run from thll·d, Frank the niJhtcap, W, and the Cubs Holling, Charley Maxwell 11nd topped the PhUUe1, 7-3. tn the Earl Torge11on homered for the opener, While the ICC.Ond Jame Tigers while Skowron and .Bauer waa called In the IOLh with the homert~d tor thi! Yanks. IC!Ore 4-4. Members of both tcnms eame In the American T.o!lliue, the ehareing onto · the field In the Red So• took both ends oC a third Inning when Ray Boone and double-header from the AthlelJta, Yankee starter Tom Studlvant &4 111d N, whUe Cleveland •ptit cneaged In a fist fight. Boone wltb WalhlnelOn, the lndl•nll tak· claimed Sturdivant hod thrown at Ina the opener, 7-2 and the Sen- his head. Both were ejected from ltora the tetond 11me. 'l-8. the eamc anti the victory went to .0 - lhow reliever Bob Grim. ~ Palm~r, Ford, Edge Finsterwald In 0 Akron Open; Ford Tabbed As Comer AKRON, Ohio UP - Arnold Palmer 1a,. DoUJ Ford the nOd •• "the man to watch in the Na· tional Opan" thil week after beatina Ford on the tlath hole or a ttadden death playoft Sunday to win the Rubber City Open a:olf tournament. Ford Mot a 0 to catch Palmer It 272: after '71 holei and lent the tii.OOO tourney lato extra holes. Howner, Palmer of Latrobe, Pa .• 1ank a 20-yard ·chip a hot tar 1 blrdle-Uine on lbe alxth to take lhe title. Dow Fin1terwald or Teoque..._ Fla.,· wa1 third with 275. aftlr tlelnl for the Ie1d on the -.eoiHII. and third da)'a, and Bill Trombley, 1 CaJ111 club pro on tile elreult for nine montha, ranked ' • lourlh Wltb 11'111. 1111 .rotd II drlv&n1 and puttlnJ Rutb Signed To .Redleg Contract Br McKeehnie well," Pfllmcr aald. "I have to plcll: him as the man to watcb In the Open." Aa for hlmselt, Palmer thought his own putUna: "wc11k," and planned to spend the next three dan at Toledo Practlclna on/ Ihe sr"ns before the National Open iillh underway Th.urlday. Ironically, it was 1 bi.d putt by Ford on the second eJtlra hole that saved Palmer. Ford needed a 2~-toot putt for a btrdle four, but mlsjud11ed I dip In the'. (I'COn and the b•U rimmed thfl cup. The two finall1tf halved the next three hoiC!l and P•lmcr went ivc.r the 480.yard llxth with hi• aeeond ahot. Ford Will on the green In three, 30-feet from the pin. With hla Mil )yina on tho amooth erus oll the .a:teen, Palmer etcde to thip witt• ,. J\Wt seven Iron ratbt'r than putt. The ball rose ll[&htly, bounced and rolled Into the eup. Hartford bunched three hits in the final inning to get its last two runs. HC85on now baa 03 JltrUc.eouta. in 28 mning~ of OVA hurling in three complete games and one in· ning of reHeC. NELSON HOT. TOO At Pt. PleFt3ant, Middleport jumped into a 5·2 lead In the see- ond inning when a parade of home runs over the short, low fence paid etlf. Middleport's Bobby Nelton led oft the second inning with a walk, later scored, then up the aecond time In the inning, clouted a grand &lam home run. Homers also were hlt by pUot Charley Stobart with one on, by ltiekey Miller with one on, and by Bowles. Other hitters were Rutland's Bob Nebo.n with· three lil£gles and Hank Clatwortby't alntle. For Hindu Henderson's bo)'l, Donohew, Capehart and Wedee each had two singles while Gordon and Smith nicked Bowie• for one single apiece. Bobby Nelson had a perled day at the plate with hll bomer, and walking all other appearancea. TOUGH AT fiRST. The Collins men at GalUpoll1 were making a game of it until the roof fell in durlnK the fourth inning when Emil Thomas's boyt lflllied five Umel'. ,lt had bf'E!B ·a 3-3 game at tha·t pqint. · t A flock of errOf}l shiiok Bob Wilson, startlnt: pitcher into a losing cause. In all PomeToy eommittcd 10 error.! during the day. Buddy Cundift came on to relieve Wilson In the rlxth, and Nesselroad h1 turn relieved him In the lilevcnth, flnishini up. Gallipol11 counted 9 bia: runs In the seventh to put the game out of reach. Jimmy Joe Hemsley had two singles, VlHI Vranken, a single, Ncsselroad, two singles and a trl~ ple, Buddy Cundiff, a .tngle, home run and a triple, Jobn YounJ a ainale, Bob Wilton a deuble and two slnglca, Guy Guinther a alna:le and Kenny Wiggins a homer to total up Pon1eroy's very respect· abl~ onslaught of 13 hlta. Lao Val· ent1ne, the winner, Bernard Guln· ther and Pete Burdette were the Gallipolis pitcher•. Fir the winners, VRientine,l dou· ble, triple and ·wo sina:Ies, Jarvi•' t~ce alngies and Mor1anl' three tangles were hitting hiahlla:hta Gallipolis pitcher• walked none. but botwecn thorn only fanneD. atX Pomoroy players. Coolville lfortlord 000 000 000--0 1 2 200 000 00:1-4 9 1 Coolville: Spencer and v. Spen- cer. Hartford; Middleport He&IOJI and Tucker. 053100 tJSG.-Jf 11 3 Pt. Pleasant 200 000 100-3 8 1 Middleport : Bowlea and Hinlly, Pt. Pleasant: Auaton (LP), Riney (f) and Donabow. · Pomeroy 100 201 040--8 Ul l.O Galllpoli' 201 531 90x-21 111 ' Pomeroy: Wllacln (Lp), Buddy Cundiff 8), Nesseltotd 7) and Jeffers and Cundiff (1') and Neaael· road (7). GaiUpollt: ValenUne (WP. Bernard Guinther (51 Pete Burdette (1'), and F. Burdette~ . ~ BASERAU ·o---ut 18 Delaney Skill At Running I .--. . • non-partisan election here, AMERICAN LIAGUI w.32 15L. .68) Pet. 0 Chlueo New York: 28 20 .583 410 Clevelanlf 23 23 .521 710 o• r. ()roved Agam· .y UNITID PRESS Ron Delane,. proved again dll· 25 ' 25 .500 8Y. 1ng the week end that he is one 28 24 .520 711. By Chot TanehJIJ 22 ?:1 .<H9 11 21 28 .429 12 18 3& .340 17 Until I saw it, J didn't believe it. Pomeroy (ement Block Co, WILL • of U. S. track's m(t;llt c.omiJtent winners since Harrison DiUard reeled off 82 straight hurdles t~l- Tb!s is a personal reflection about Little League Baseball. NATiONAL UAGUE H~ving been gone from here In 1955·56 when Little League w. L. Pet. Go 31 19 .820 o got its real start I bad not seen a game played by the &.12 year. Cin<innatl olds until two weeks ago. The enthusiasm popping all over Brooklyn 28 18 .1598 1~ the Meigs area last fall aftor play bad stopped seemed out of Phllade!phia 28 10 .596 I 10 all proportion to the fact of little fellows playing bueball r,u~:ee ~~ ~~ .574 210 Now I doubt that even an old sourpuss of the worst variety N~'York 20 31 1~~ could sit through more than four innings of Uttle League , Pittsburgh 16 32 .333 14 bueball without getting up a slight bead of steam about the Chicago 14 29 .328 1310 h 1 t w o esome acts of thJll recent development In organized boy INTERNATIONAL LI~GUE recreation. . W. L. ~,.. GB Remember the summer recreation programs of not so many Richmond 33 18 .647 o years ago! The athletic coach would customarily be hired to T(lronto 28 22 .560 4~ supervise organized play in summer months. Softball games, Bullolo 27 22 .551 6 vo Uey baiJ, hgymnastics, Oh, and a num~r of things WOUld be ::.:.~ter ~~ ~: 1r 1ed. But t e enthusiasm was lacking. No parents came out Mlami 24 21 · 471 9 to cheer and growl at umpires. If the kids had nothing better Columbus 24 29 :453 10 to do, they might wander over to the playfield two or three Byntreal 17 p .347 15 days a week. Maybe not at aiL , NATIONAL LEAGUE Every ideal .that America cherishes outside the spiritual Cincinnati 3 Brooklyn 1 rea~rn-and_ even some of those are interwoven-is strengthen- Cinclnpati 3: Brooklyn o ed m orgamzed LitUe League and Pony League baseball Look Milwaukee 2, Pittsburgh 1 (11 in.) at the list; PittJburgh 3, Milwauktfl3 ::= ::.:: : umpho in the late 1~. Delaner, a black-haired, daint: stridina rrlob lad who ruM lor . • -.. , -•. ' ute, later, the 22-year-old Dublin runner took on Tom Courtney u: HaYti! WOnieftl- Club new officer was prese"nted a.__c(r-· .sage of red rosebuds. Ml'$. yo ··· ,ell instilled Mrs. Robert McGlothlin if president; Mrs. Robe-1 McGlotblln wiU install Mn.. Paul f SCallY in the fall as Jhe is on va~ cation' at tbis timt; . Mrs. E. L· ; SteiJJ lnttalled Mra. Jact Frey .-~~ ~ , treasurer, Mrs. Tom Hof~man Ill· • stalled Mrs. Paul Henderson .i (f!CTetary: Mrs. · Bob Jnh11stG, :lpstalled Mrs. Louts Karschnill: 11 recording secretary. Courtney, former For(lha·m stlo" who won" the Ul~d Olymfhic SO·lmeter race, set .a world mark of and "Sonny Boy." Mrs. Eugene Hester sang sev era} vocal selec.tiom:. The club pri!.sented Mrs. Powell with a p;resJ'dent's ·p in and her out.e;ol1g pert sang "Mommy s Little Girl" ~bove looll••• .......... ,... poy,... ...................... The Pomeroy Ce111ent , . IIQCk Co. , ' '- ' Come In for a "MANEUVERABILITY TEST" of a n~w ·- log. u. 1. Pot, 011. 11 OICAit PIALIY ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y. UP -A chubby Jittle m1ftl who needed four yeara to eonquer bll lean proved hla ela11 and hi1 eourqe to the motorboat world today. "I waa ISO acartld one time that "steady for four yean and flnillhed aecond • In 1hl1 Kentucky De,by · of outbolfd competltlon last year. '1 bad to 'VIn tbta: one.'' he said, looking back into the pill. "Sure, I've won 1ome othera, but I quit for four year•." 33-year-old thla war the 1»1 one." Bob Jaeob1011 ot Flint, Mich., ad· mltted aa he hauled bin;J.selt out of hl1 aleek c:rdt named "Jumpln' lfferl Jake" after blmaelf. "I took a apill at Sa1lnaw and tha propelleri NEW HAIITf'ORD,COnn. -!UP> of the other boata Wedded mY -Volunteer flr_fu'nea In the ·Pin • life jooket." Me~~owa tectl~;~n "ereo chided whein .New lfartlort9 volunteen Bllt "Jake" proved he baa con• quered hit fea,r1, ~~~l}.dl1 ai he beat them to 1 fire at the rell' of won tbe fourth annual Mehnen l,- the Pine Mladooq tlre atatlon. 00 bland 100· " mile ,nt,rnatlonal However•.the-Plne Me.tdowa ebief. outboard maratbon on the. bright Geor~ GroiJ.den, Jntormod the lifte!' ~lue ••tera of the . St. Lawrence NeW HirUori:l Yl81t~t River. they foUJbt th• blw for an hour tba' It waa an u.ader around He did It In U!rllilnJJ !"hlon, lumplllfi out I~ t~Rnl of. the record dump IIH thlt bat burned lor II number at 130 14 the l\ln yeara and ' probablJ wiD do 10 for went off and .J hOld~Q& the lead all 1'1 more. the waY thrGlill the· briJ:ht sun. _Golden ·Anniversary · . ·oNAL · al'ld Mri. Mirk Ward, Mrs. WiJUam Ctlialer. Mr. , aUd Mrs. Mt He~x· Bqck, M.r~. ~ose~th Wehin· ief., 10': .lad Mr:~t · ·JJB!Ile Abel, ftohnle HestPi-, Mt: &ncf Mrs. ~.. G. MehhrJI&D' and MTa. Herm·m Blact,.. GOODWI\,1. CLUB Mrs. William. -r,Jel''a.rhmd Jy em.erta,qed memb 1~s her Goodwill Club .at G~me• were played and rece lt· of the hom prizes were won. Other.s attending We ·' ~l.h;s. Cliff Romh, Ml'!. Syb .l ' Smith,.' Mr!!. Tbomlll G:rln.stea~ ·. Mt'l. P!lll&y Fry, Mr1. J, c . Roush. :vrl. . Doug M~ler, r-t;Ni. ChaT! ,s ..._ .. 1l~·r Mr!i, " Hbil\tm' '·MiJier, Mr.: ·Theima Capebarrt,' Mn. Clyde •Ri~, Mrs. James Cunnlngham and Miss Sbelbv Grinstead. · CHIIOKtl The Cherokee Farm WOmeno~ Club held iheir May meeting at the home of ·Mrs. Dou~as Roush with Ml'l. Van Roush assistlngr P~sident Mr.s. ·1.11wrence Clark predded and onl'lled the meeti 1g with a IJOR~ and flag ple<lge. D ~- The Walk·tn Garden Club m ! t at the home of Mrs. Lowell C4tp? r Thursday eVeninJ. MrJ. Nettie Sloan of Srr~eu.~, hat been viaitins: her sitttr Mr · Hornet· Story. ,Miss Glennie Miller, of Athen' spent the week end witb )ln. R. t011",..,. ll.....,. ' NN chWH All .....,. IN111NAnONAU. ril .... " - ,ad11(11S fll U,OOO.'•• QYW 11&-whHian. Ofhr JHfiJI ....f10NMI, te ; ••000 '"'· OYW. f•¥"4 ,111~1 4••pl•t• II••~ _c,......... • We . Plcll U. I Dollyw ••t .. ~-··....., ' ..-Oil ' I •••t .. • :-. , • ',~ tbla J>O!I•It<Jo!!aNAMI<Aio Thipk?.Uou, lbo lip olo wt:down. ' ·· ' · ,allf • ~COb. , I ,• .. lsn'lil? : • Bq1 1101> ill tAU 1111i1 Go/4ft 'Aft!U.oe llil)l. ~ATJON.U. AC : .... t1H! ......, ·~··· Jllodoll \ '• " : ' ' '! -, bu I ' By AL CAI~P Thursday. · ---BASHAM · By Mrt. 14. H• ...,., Mr. a.nd Mra•. Alvin "\nHtaker spent Me;D)orial Day a~ ~ week end lo Clncinblti aod· Alexander, · Ky., vlaidna relattfts. Mr. and Mrs. Lee WJI.itllt ind son of St. Albans, are vlait1n1 relative• ,here. Mr. 11nd Mra. Starling Orr and children, ColumbuJt, Mr. ud Mrs. CJaf'ence sorden and son, Diamond, W. Va., and lflL Lola SordeQ apeot Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr. , Mr: arid Mh. &u~ne IDwley A NUISI watehes over Suzanne Payette, 18, of Lo~ B~eh, C~ .. u me beillll ber aecond year to a deep coma. A year ago abe lapsed Jn:to ullCOllllcioumeu durlnJ a routine tonsilleetow o~tlon. Her heart .topped and doclora ma11eced It untU they broul{ht her back to life. The braiD wu damq:ed by lack ofox,ye~ And co~ be1an. votinr.s ,.,.,.re b)'~ Mrs. Naa .: PARTY Johnson 'OIIowed ~y a rcadinu Mr. and Mrs. Donald OhJingN '' by Mrs. " and .pr"''er Woodrow" recently honored t hei r son, Jler' ~ Foreman:. The b•ineu repoo-ts man on bts 18th birt hd ay with ll were eiven: · party. Attending were Mr. and Mrl. Donald Oblinger, chair- Mrs. J . A. Ohlinger, Mr. and Mn. man of Belter Liv,m·g·uraed me'1l· Harold OhUnger and family, Mr. bert to oompleteprojo~-. MIS. · aad Mrs. Marlon Ohlinger and Jven au·• reported her•~ projel!~. sons, .Mr. and Mrs. Lt!Jter Ohlin· - ·bas bee·n I c~mpleted. ger and Pete-, Mr. · on sewlqg,. and Mrs. Jo· Mrs. Van Roush 1a,ve a report on seph Ohlinger ind family, Mrs. · : 1 · . Hugo Juhling, and guests M. '· .E. R. Classel' of Waynesburg, Pa. an d Mrs. A. G. Me.,'I man. . LEGION The American Legion Auxiliary me.t irocently tori the:ir ~eguil:tr meet ng. · Door pr tlbs were won by Mrs.. N eIson Ro u.s h an d Mrs. Fr cd R-ousn. ~ · I1 was announceJ th • t d' 11 . at .;~121. 00 w~ COi ec e b.y t he AuxiJiary on "Poppy Day." The Ruth Singleton and Ml'fl. Martia member• ~ol,lec;ted in the New Ohlinger. Ha,ven area while the BOy ~outs colltc&ed in }la10n. · Prese~t we.-e SEWING CLU.a th~se named above .ind Mrs. H. Mrs. J. L. Stewart recently en· c · Roney, Mn. c · c · •· IliOnt gomer)' tertalned the Bend Sewina Ch.!b Mrs. ·Nannle Roush, 'Mrs. Robert at her hbme. Attendin' were Mn Roush, Mrs. Bobby LaYne, Mrs. .F. A. Batey, Mrs. R. F. Bryan·. ..,. ~~"verett Roush • M" · Syb·l Smith , 1 Mr.t. Lloyd Roush, .Mrs. Herma1 'Irs Th !rna C eh t d L A. B. Wood•um Foster ~· , e ap ar an •! j' r~. arne, Mrt. weov er. ' Mrs. L. J. Rutteneutter, Mrs. W. PIIIONALS .. T. Stone, Mrs, N. 0. ~~Mu Mrs. Ben Sayre and~~eh of Mr!. Rolph Btollard. Mr...d lin....... and Miss Martha orr, Columbus Jtpent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker and son Richard, Killhuck, spent the week end with MNl. Baker't parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Grover White · Mra. Mary Holter and · chlldren spent Sunday with her parenU Mr. and Mrs. Worley Davis , D!i!xter. Mr. and Mr.s. Chatlei· Griffith, 4nd daughter of Pomeroy spent Mond.ay with tbe tormets pireats, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Griffith. •Mr . .and Mrs. Charles Baum flf Chester, called on P.lr. and Mrs. Paul Orr, Wednesday . . Mr. and Mrs. Junior Sorden and children, Columbus, called on rei a· tives here Sunday. · Ml'. and Mrs. Woodruw Fortney, Warsaw, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. prover White and their daUghter, Mrs, Elsie White, who had · been vil'liting relatives here returned home wllib them. \.~ il.1r. and .Mr~ . Clirif Orr, Mr. and, . ·Mrs-: Bl1ly · Orr and family spent Su.nday evening with Mr. and Mrs. W11liam Sorden .and Mrs. Lola Sor• d~n o( Eagle Ridge. Mr. ind Mrs. Ora .White and daughter, ani:l Mrs. Hollon of Racine called on Mrs. Ralph Ballard, Thursday. 1 Harold Hawk and Jerry Wood, C~ester, spent· Monday evening w1th Mr. a'hd Mrs. Charles Spen~ cer. K'NEEp LOCKED DETROIT . U - New The York right knee of Ralph · Terry, Yr.n kee right bander, was "locke:!'' when be awakened Sunday a .l f t i ra e nerld Guskl Mauch SKid the 21~ Y ~:r·o reto e may be lost to the 1cam 1or a week. Mauch will us~ heat treatment on th~ knee. , Columbus are visiting here. w. w. Johnston of Madi!JOn Ind., visited M:r. and M:r.s. Bob Johnst.on and family · over the ·weekend and the Jmhnston•1 dnughter, Nan, returned to Madisot for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Nigel Dyer and hild c of Parkersburg visit)d Mr.!l. ren. H. L. Dyer (In Sunday. The .Dyers daughter, Anne remained here for a visit. ' . II *bRY CLEJcN,ING LIL ABNER E. Dou&laa. Mrs. Gle.nn Lee attended a health meeting a t Late Hop~ / lletblll kneepad• over tbat," ; $1,. Mr.: and Mrs. m-,to"' Tom Hoffman . Jamu • BEDFORQ Mr. and Mra. Ra.t M')'ert. o' Atlle!WIPtnt Sunday wiitr:Ml\ au 'l Mrt. Harold . Jonea and tQtJUy. Milt ltan Le.e, Mile Wlhu Her . rnumn· •nd M.rfL Boy MUIK 'l)f01 'l'~etday iD (lqlumbua. M!1. J. H. Cuekl•r of fowJt.stan Point and lira. Uenier Va.o ~ ot J)eiJwate villted Mr. and Mr..: Welby W.ba'Jey, By. SHULTZ'. Ilfand-dot--lf~H=::~:~=~=11 11 be IJ'hined, bolltlftl one wateraotktd PJIQ.tleJ, ~'They cot-1 ~t aore but )'Ou ha-. lo Ol~ thll" J oluo n hU' been raclq MfS. Routh, PJ~~~iTSI":".:._-:--- _ •'-ter• the wbt(l.rlft1ed w•ttri. · '1 wear adbeilve tape patchea OYer PIJ' 'kneel ·and then put bu- Mr. !lliftM,r.a. Phil ·J:atb, ·I nternJtional Relatloau.. Mrf. 0: ~: Howard Jr., gave the pro(Ji'lm the topic belnJ "Paren .:~ Teach Degard FOr The Right Of .Others":•• Games were played and \ref~Sb~•nti\ were served o·to 13 membera ana two guests: Mrs. ~:wu . ,oeeptod., 08 3 . . , rni.e: •n•._b ~,...~ new mem ......r. The firs! . edu~a· ~ 11 ttonal ·to11r:~ tor ·thir Halon w be held JuJJ6 4: ~ '!''.... thine whleb 'bath.ed the ted waterway. Only _a-teet..e with 15 poundl, the tiny min wttb the little IJIOUItaehe alao lho~d be had tlie en· durance or 1 ehlmplon as be knelt on bla ll:neea tlirou1bout that 1 bout and at mblute fl'lnd over and Wyatt Chadwell, E. L. sieia., Palll' POwell, Bob Johnston, M,r . and Mrs. ~rl W}f.,· , Do!ll' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., June tO, 1957-5 GASOUN£ ALLEY By KING ond fimlly, Dunbor, jpont W""II>Y ood' Thunciq With Jlr. and offieen presented her with a baJ' to he attached tt> the pin. ~ AttencUng were tbose nam . ~ thur's lime men of the nobility were charged with upholding New York a Dll!roit 4 California At,V meet Saturday . Uce. The songs ·a nd Bolton Boa ton 9, 8, Kansas Kan881 Cit" City 4 · ht at B1 ers!le!d • Laszl·o· T...· the id ea Is of chJ vaIry, h onest Y, and JUS nlljl 15 poems, both formaJ and legendary, bolstered tbese founda· Baltimore 7, Cblcago' 15 bnrl o! Hungary waa serond, s:x yarrls bebind Llncoln. !lons of a soc Ie Iy t ba t was bound to crumble when merchan- Baltlmote o, Chie~a:o o Don Bowden, the t'niversity o: tillsm broadened the eConomic base fc>r everyone. Diluted InGAMES MONDAY california junior who last week to the masse•, the j\ge of Chivalry fell apart after the Cru· Natlooal L became the first Yank to het'er '·cincinn&ti (Nuxball) at P!tta. four minutes 3:58.7 in tb.e mi~~~. sades. But I can't think of organized Uttle League Baseball in any bul'lh (Law), nlgllt. ran in the half-mile at th1s mr.c. se:nse. ~other than a strengthening of most Of our American Milwaukee <ll.,.hl> vlf. Brooklyn and ~on ~n 1:49.2. . • . ,..,...IIOp.kwlll Ideal&. t works because it is natur.111l for younggters to love (Newcombe) at Jeney City. 1 , . Eha.\ Galbert ot W1nston, • Sal ~ 1 games. asebaU being the national sport, with many of our {Only games scheduled) !;'::r!ecS:!d~ofo~~~ c~~ :e;~~d ....................Joo • . athletic roes comJng from its players ranks, it could not be Amtrkan L....,. loW hurdles event aio"nd a cune hlr . .1... 5oo .. better adapted to inspire youngsters to practice those habits ?-few York .( Turley )at Detroit in the National Association of In· of behavlor and persoMllty that pay otnn thls country <Lory), tercol!egi•te Atllietleo meet s,t. A prediction is thus ~n order. · ' Bostol\ (Nixon) at Kansas Ci\)' urday night at San Diego, Calif. t (Kellner). Tbls growing national movement among the youngsters (Only games scheduled) OVA STANDINGS and bit wJ II cod nUn~e to grow as long as self..acriflcing adults w. L. GB can • 1oun to lead 11-,.easlly could become one of the strong Alii_, Sorvlco . HarUord " ~ o bulwarka against .all the JUs the Jntellectuals say are eating at PRINCETON, N. J, '- (UPI- Bill Coolville "'' ·• 3 1 I thefee~of America. · Jones of South Orange and Rw Galllpolla ·2 1 2 A few JUs are juvenile delin{uency (Egad• won't somebody Wllley of Piltaburgb, Prlnooto·> Pomeroy 1 3 3 coin rd f li'J U · 'atudenta, report a Jlvely buslnen Middleport 1 2 3 1lnee atartlnt their Student Allig,. Racine 1 2 3 new wo $ or · , mater a sm and all it connotes gresslve unJons, aggressive management, money for tor Agency, which orrler1 the re Point Ple.3.sant o 3 3 sake), irresponsibility in statesmanship, going to church tiles from Florida. Thlly say some btulb SullCI•y 41 .Yetf! of Contlnaio..,a S.tvln '. laking religion lightly, and many othors. ouotomers u,./ the alligatoro to Hartlo'rd t, CoolviJie o Phones 82-435 Poinoroy, o. Yes, I think the men and women who ·support this kind of greet unwanted calle-rs and to Middl~po.rt 14, Pt. plearant 3 recreation witli their time and dollar• are wJnnlng a lot of gold h.:re;a;k;d~at~..~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~G~al~lip~o~ll~o~2~I,~Po~m~ero~y~B;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~;;:: ~on the Credit Ledger kept up above. · • Jacobson Comes Back To Conquer His Fears, Wins International Marathon a BEGINS HERSECOND YEAR IN COMA tbe hall·milo. .-··- Nelson Of Tuledo. He i1 in a To. t onds Saturday night while . settl•·,g the paee. Then o~Jan£'y , who hati been patte11ing along behind In h.s. usual fashion, let out a notch in Courage. Chicago 7, PhiJadelf.hla 3 his ehop~y stride and surge<! a Sportsmanship. Chicago 4, Philade pbia 4 (called head to beat Courtney by a yard. Strength end nintb, curfew) The time or 1:48.1 bettered the · . St. Louis 2 New York 1 ·r meet mart of 1 :M.l.9 set last year Swiftness at runnmg. St. Louis 10, New York 7 by Arnie Sowell of Pittsburgh. Alertness: AMERICAN LEAGUE Merv Lincoln, the Ausfr.alian . Honesty. · Clevtlaad '1, Washington 2 who has a 3:59 mile to hie c:redit, Back in the days when Knights were bold as in King Ar· Washin.,ton 7, ClevelaDd 6 won1 that event ln 4:04.f during tite . ne•day. ledo hospital. The Nel10n• are former re1Idents of this community. Jimmy Nelson aod Miss Donna Je-an Bolin were recently married. Earl Riges is wreekini the Dexter School House which be recently purcbued. He is pltnnang to build dwelling bouse. Mrs. Fern Sweeney waa an over night 1uest recently of her cou· sJns, Mr. and Mrs. Race Davis. a heart attack. . Mrs. Frank Rhinehart was callMr. and Mrs. Marvin WU110n, and ed to Willtesvllle by the serious A cboru'll or .bOys anc:1 gl.rl.'l daliihter Pam, Miss Joan :Mopteom· Ulness of her aunt Mrs. ueua slng aeveral""sonp, They we:·r ery and Mrs. M. E .. Nelson ware Harrison, . w~o waa taken to Ho~ Phyllis Batey, Jane Powell, Eugen~ Hester. ·Susanne Wolpert, Anh. Howa'n!, Sheldon tJ,oust;, Rlc:;ky Abd. and Shelby Grinstead. . · ·M d. PoWell .prese~led ~he readlnlil "Wbat ls A Little Girl:'" Jand "What Is a Little Boy?" witb Vieki JohnSton an<l Ricky. PO\f 111 taklna: part in it. ~usanne Wol· . While here Mr. and Mrs. Ogden were gu~sb of Mr. and Mr.s. M. E. Nelson, They and the Nelsons attended to Alumna Banquest al Wilkesvl11e. M!'. Ogden an~ Nel.s01 Were graduates o I WllkeJvil~e High Sc hOOI. Thb eommonity waa shocked by the sudden death of Waid Halliday who passed aWay .veey suddenly P'riday evening durini the severe thunderstorm. Cause of death was m Hoipltal wt.ere the paaed • way. Bulrlal wu at WilknvUte . Mr. and M.n. Claude MO!ItJom. Mn. H.aJTiaon wu bona a n d 10mery end cliUdren, WeU•on, raised ln tttia tommwdtJ. wefe week end IJUellf.s pf hit par· ' ents, J«r. and Mrs. Chulet Mont- butineft ealltrr at Athen1, Wed.. in this coromJ,n\it)'. Mrs. Albell Wat the former Mlu Trella VonP. X. Mri. E. L Stein 'W'II toaa:t· sc;-h ultz. • gomer)', mlltrett-tnd opened the dlnnr.r Mn, Relph TUrner wa1 calllnJ Mr. and Mra. W. Roy Ogden oi wJth the club sona: and collect, Columbus were h.,l'e to attend tll.; on Mn. Jolin .., Radekin recently. followed t)y invocatio·1 ....hleh funeral of lhe latter'e aunt, Mn>. Mra. Radekin haJ reeo... ered. from by Mr1. Wyatt Chadwen. a reoent IIJneaa and 1s able to pe EUa Nehon. We1corAe· was by Mn. Paul Pow out now. ell which was followed bY the .:1~­ Mrs. Nelson ' had lived in !his Mrt. EdhR btrong, Columbus, •lirioUJ dl~ner sened by the lA'· community the &"-eater part of h·!r and Mn. Oo~is Randolph, Toledo, (ion Aux.iUary . life, byt the past ftw yurs haC Th& prorram opened with ape'. made hilr home with ner daughter, were here to attend the Wilketo clal music by a t rio ot glrl.i. r.lr~. William Gllloloo of Albar:Y,. vute Alumni Banquet and vlilted their &ist.er &nd brother-In-law, Mr. ·Su.sanne .Wolpert, Pltyllis Batey She waH burled In the . Nelso n and Mrs. L. C. Chapman. and Jano Powell. Cemete~y near her old home. Her Word has been received bere , The ouifoing ottlcers inatallcd huabaod E. A. Nelson died several of the serious illness of Harold 1'46.8 in the half·milc May 25 at LOHeA~g~e:iu: lirst. lap in 53 ' sec- Toclay'sSportParade of [..antnter were callln1 on friends the incoming officers and ea.:-h years ago. Villanova, leave, his rivah in the stretoh as though they were oaug t in a bog. He won the mile in 4,05 4 durtng tbe meet Of champions· Saturday night at ' Houston, Tex. He uncorked a 56.3-seeond !Ina! guar· ter tG beat GaH HOdgson of Okla homa by five yarda. Only 46 mi"· SETS WO~LO MARK ' Ttif ifew held Uteir third annual blnqu.Pt at the JreaJon ball May Z8 at 0: JO Old Salem lrJ.r. md Mra. .l.et!tr!r Azbe:U w•• ,_... llo lnhSTAFFORD 3P~G5 ConD. (UP) .:.Only 45 of 2,000 reJIJtor«< voten cut baltotl in 'tbe reeerd · RESULTS - NEW HAVEN, W. Vo. , \ WOMINI c~ua , M:::::::JI DICK TRACl' By CHESTER GOULD �\ . I / '· ·' ill '-Dall1 SeiltiDel, Pomeroy.lliddleport, 0., June 10, 19D7 Hesson Beals Coolville Wit~ One-Hitter, Bowles, Ne1son ·r~~e .,.u, Setat&net Lead In Wht SPORTS For Middleport DESK The rampa~ing Hartford Tigen took over undisputed possession of the lead in the Ohio Valley Association Sunday at Coolville when Gene Heuon threw a l·hitter at Dick Spencer, winning 4-0. In other league game.s Middle· port stamped Itself as a comer when Jim Bowles spaced eight hits and collected a home run, a double and a .!lingle to lead his mates to a 14·3 victory. Pomeroy, tttill without the services o! a front line pitcher, Wll humbled again , 21 -8, at GallipoliS. Hesson was practically untoueh· able as he struck out 18 and walk· ed only two CoolviJlites. Hartford got nine hits (Jf.f Spencer who went all the way. Spencer pitched good baU, walk· ing only one and striking out fou:r. Two errors helped beat him U the Oliver men took 11 two-run lead [n Lhe first ·on one hit and a lapse afield. ----- - - - Come, Baseball Gluttons u==-=o=-=-'=ME=R=-:::.S--:::-GAL·o-RE, SOX IN 2 LOSSES, YANKS FIGHT lr MILTON RICHMAN umtM ,.,... Sports wrtt.r Only a baseball glutton could aak for more excitement than there ·wa• in the stormiest Sunday of the major league season. No matter what happen• to be your .dlah of tea, it Wll8 all there on the menu Sunday. For tho11e who like home run&, Don Hoak of Cincinnati hlt one in each aame to help the R.cdlega tweep a double · header from Brookly·,1, :S. t ond 3-0, and recapture the National League lead . For tho.e who like to aee the "little fetla" knock oft the "big guy", there waa ttle Orlolea' two vldorle• over the !lrtt-place White Sox, 7-6, ~A"nd for thO&e who .pJefer t~ baaeball apir.cd wJth 110me fUILk cuff•; there were plentY ot Defrolt aa the Yankee• defeated the Ti· am ·1-4 in a game that almost reauited ln a riot. Hoak put on a one-man show in helping the nedlc.gs move ahead of the pack in theN . L. race agaln by a game .-nd a half. Hia tworun homer in the seventh inning of the opener off Don Drysdale snapped a 1-1 til.!, and he and George Crowe connected tor homera in the 8econd game off . Ed Roebuck, hlaklng the first .start of hla three • year major leaeue career ufter g~ reli.cf appcaranees, Bronlu Lawrtnce wall the winner in the openet' and Hal JelfcGat in the ni¥ht ear . The White Sox' A.merlcan L-eague 1ead walt shaved tet 4'AI ~~:nmes by their two losses to the Oriole!. H.ome run,. by Tito Franmona and Bob Nieman paced BalUmore to., ltli f1rst game vietory,II relicve~s Geot.Q:tl Zuverlnk poat. ed hia s-ixth triumph. Billy O'Dell strur.k out 11 and held Chicago to six hits In the finele . Two injuries marred the night ca p. George Kelt suffered a pos. . . Ht,.,..,.n St.tl sible skull fracture when struck There watt even a "Babe Um·· by one of D!ck Donovan's pitches "'fR" type <;leal of &erond with and Fnmcona broke h)a left index the basea full In \t.l! Detroit-New !inaer white trying to field a York Jame .nd whjt's more, It ground ball . belped tbe Yank& w n. The Yankres won their game l!:ltewhere on ibc big league after trailing 4-0. With the score 1eene, the Cardlnala climbed to tied 4-4 In the eJ&hth and the wllhln a~ Jlme• ol first place by ba8es full, Hank Bauer tried to deleatlne the Glanh twice, 2-1. atcat ~econd. By the time the Ti· 1nd 10.1; Milwaukee beat Pitts. gcrs got through throwing the burch In the flr~t w~ame, 2-1, In bull around, BUl Skowron .!lcoretl 11 innln11, but the Pirates won the dccldinu run from thll·d, Frank the niJhtcap, W, and the Cubs Holling, Charley Maxwell 11nd topped the PhUUe1, 7-3. tn the Earl Torge11on homered for the opener, While the ICC.Ond Jame Tigers while Skowron and .Bauer waa called In the IOLh with the homert~d tor thi! Yanks. IC!Ore 4-4. Members of both tcnms eame In the American T.o!lliue, the ehareing onto · the field In the Red So• took both ends oC a third Inning when Ray Boone and double-header from the AthlelJta, Yankee starter Tom Studlvant &4 111d N, whUe Cleveland •ptit cneaged In a fist fight. Boone wltb WalhlnelOn, the lndl•nll tak· claimed Sturdivant hod thrown at Ina the opener, 7-2 and the Sen- his head. Both were ejected from ltora the tetond 11me. 'l-8. the eamc anti the victory went to .0 - lhow reliever Bob Grim. ~ Palm~r, Ford, Edge Finsterwald In 0 Akron Open; Ford Tabbed As Comer AKRON, Ohio UP - Arnold Palmer 1a,. DoUJ Ford the nOd •• "the man to watch in the Na· tional Opan" thil week after beatina Ford on the tlath hole or a ttadden death playoft Sunday to win the Rubber City Open a:olf tournament. Ford Mot a 0 to catch Palmer It 272: after '71 holei and lent the tii.OOO tourney lato extra holes. Howner, Palmer of Latrobe, Pa .• 1ank a 20-yard ·chip a hot tar 1 blrdle-Uine on lbe alxth to take lhe title. Dow Fin1terwald or Teoque..._ Fla.,· wa1 third with 275. aftlr tlelnl for the Ie1d on the -.eoiHII. and third da)'a, and Bill Trombley, 1 CaJ111 club pro on tile elreult for nine montha, ranked ' • lourlh Wltb 11'111. 1111 .rotd II drlv&n1 and puttlnJ Rutb Signed To .Redleg Contract Br McKeehnie well," Pfllmcr aald. "I have to plcll: him as the man to watcb In the Open." Aa for hlmselt, Palmer thought his own putUna: "wc11k," and planned to spend the next three dan at Toledo Practlclna on/ Ihe sr"ns before the National Open iillh underway Th.urlday. Ironically, it was 1 bi.d putt by Ford on the second eJtlra hole that saved Palmer. Ford needed a 2~-toot putt for a btrdle four, but mlsjud11ed I dip In the'. (I'COn and the b•U rimmed thfl cup. The two finall1tf halved the next three hoiC!l and P•lmcr went ivc.r the 480.yard llxth with hi• aeeond ahot. Ford Will on the green In three, 30-feet from the pin. With hla Mil )yina on tho amooth erus oll the .a:teen, Palmer etcde to thip witt• ,. J\Wt seven Iron ratbt'r than putt. The ball rose ll[&htly, bounced and rolled Into the eup. Hartford bunched three hits in the final inning to get its last two runs. HC85on now baa 03 JltrUc.eouta. in 28 mning~ of OVA hurling in three complete games and one in· ning of reHeC. NELSON HOT. TOO At Pt. PleFt3ant, Middleport jumped into a 5·2 lead In the see- ond inning when a parade of home runs over the short, low fence paid etlf. Middleport's Bobby Nelton led oft the second inning with a walk, later scored, then up the aecond time In the inning, clouted a grand &lam home run. Homers also were hlt by pUot Charley Stobart with one on, by ltiekey Miller with one on, and by Bowles. Other hitters were Rutland's Bob Nebo.n with· three lil£gles and Hank Clatwortby't alntle. For Hindu Henderson's bo)'l, Donohew, Capehart and Wedee each had two singles while Gordon and Smith nicked Bowie• for one single apiece. Bobby Nelson had a perled day at the plate with hll bomer, and walking all other appearancea. TOUGH AT fiRST. The Collins men at GalUpoll1 were making a game of it until the roof fell in durlnK the fourth inning when Emil Thomas's boyt lflllied five Umel'. ,lt had bf'E!B ·a 3-3 game at tha·t pqint. · t A flock of errOf}l shiiok Bob Wilson, startlnt: pitcher into a losing cause. In all PomeToy eommittcd 10 error.! during the day. Buddy Cundift came on to relieve Wilson In the rlxth, and Nesselroad h1 turn relieved him In the lilevcnth, flnishini up. Gallipol11 counted 9 bia: runs In the seventh to put the game out of reach. Jimmy Joe Hemsley had two singles, VlHI Vranken, a single, Ncsselroad, two singles and a trl~ ple, Buddy Cundiff, a .tngle, home run and a triple, Jobn YounJ a ainale, Bob Wilton a deuble and two slnglca, Guy Guinther a alna:le and Kenny Wiggins a homer to total up Pon1eroy's very respect· abl~ onslaught of 13 hlta. Lao Val· ent1ne, the winner, Bernard Guln· ther and Pete Burdette were the Gallipolis pitcher•. Fir the winners, VRientine,l dou· ble, triple and ·wo sina:Ies, Jarvi•' t~ce alngies and Mor1anl' three tangles were hitting hiahlla:hta Gallipolis pitcher• walked none. but botwecn thorn only fanneD. atX Pomoroy players. Coolville lfortlord 000 000 000--0 1 2 200 000 00:1-4 9 1 Coolville: Spencer and v. Spen- cer. Hartford; Middleport He&IOJI and Tucker. 053100 tJSG.-Jf 11 3 Pt. Pleasant 200 000 100-3 8 1 Middleport : Bowlea and Hinlly, Pt. Pleasant: Auaton (LP), Riney (f) and Donabow. · Pomeroy 100 201 040--8 Ul l.O Galllpoli' 201 531 90x-21 111 ' Pomeroy: Wllacln (Lp), Buddy Cundiff 8), Nesseltotd 7) and Jeffers and Cundiff (1') and Neaael· road (7). GaiUpollt: ValenUne (WP. Bernard Guinther (51 Pete Burdette (1'), and F. Burdette~ . ~ BASERAU ·o---ut 18 Delaney Skill At Running I .--. . • non-partisan election here, AMERICAN LIAGUI w.32 15L. .68) Pet. 0 Chlueo New York: 28 20 .583 410 Clevelanlf 23 23 .521 710 o• r. ()roved Agam· .y UNITID PRESS Ron Delane,. proved again dll· 25 ' 25 .500 8Y. 1ng the week end that he is one 28 24 .520 711. By Chot TanehJIJ 22 ?:1 .<H9 11 21 28 .429 12 18 3& .340 17 Until I saw it, J didn't believe it. Pomeroy (ement Block Co, WILL • of U. S. track's m(t;llt c.omiJtent winners since Harrison DiUard reeled off 82 straight hurdles t~l- Tb!s is a personal reflection about Little League Baseball. NATiONAL UAGUE H~ving been gone from here In 1955·56 when Little League w. L. Pet. Go 31 19 .820 o got its real start I bad not seen a game played by the &.12 year. Cin<innatl olds until two weeks ago. The enthusiasm popping all over Brooklyn 28 18 .1598 1~ the Meigs area last fall aftor play bad stopped seemed out of Phllade!phia 28 10 .596 I 10 all proportion to the fact of little fellows playing bueball r,u~:ee ~~ ~~ .574 210 Now I doubt that even an old sourpuss of the worst variety N~'York 20 31 1~~ could sit through more than four innings of Uttle League , Pittsburgh 16 32 .333 14 bueball without getting up a slight bead of steam about the Chicago 14 29 .328 1310 h 1 t w o esome acts of thJll recent development In organized boy INTERNATIONAL LI~GUE recreation. . W. L. ~,.. GB Remember the summer recreation programs of not so many Richmond 33 18 .647 o years ago! The athletic coach would customarily be hired to T(lronto 28 22 .560 4~ supervise organized play in summer months. Softball games, Bullolo 27 22 .551 6 vo Uey baiJ, hgymnastics, Oh, and a num~r of things WOUld be ::.:.~ter ~~ ~: 1r 1ed. But t e enthusiasm was lacking. No parents came out Mlami 24 21 · 471 9 to cheer and growl at umpires. If the kids had nothing better Columbus 24 29 :453 10 to do, they might wander over to the playfield two or three Byntreal 17 p .347 15 days a week. Maybe not at aiL , NATIONAL LEAGUE Every ideal .that America cherishes outside the spiritual Cincinnati 3 Brooklyn 1 rea~rn-and_ even some of those are interwoven-is strengthen- Cinclnpati 3: Brooklyn o ed m orgamzed LitUe League and Pony League baseball Look Milwaukee 2, Pittsburgh 1 (11 in.) at the list; PittJburgh 3, Milwauktfl3 ::= ::.:: : umpho in the late 1~. Delaner, a black-haired, daint: stridina rrlob lad who ruM lor . • -.. , -•. ' ute, later, the 22-year-old Dublin runner took on Tom Courtney u: HaYti! WOnieftl- Club new officer was prese"nted a.__c(r-· .sage of red rosebuds. Ml'$. yo ··· ,ell instilled Mrs. Robert McGlothlin if president; Mrs. Robe-1 McGlotblln wiU install Mn.. Paul f SCallY in the fall as Jhe is on va~ cation' at tbis timt; . Mrs. E. L· ; SteiJJ lnttalled Mra. Jact Frey .-~~ ~ , treasurer, Mrs. Tom Hof~man Ill· • stalled Mrs. Paul Henderson .i (f!CTetary: Mrs. · Bob Jnh11stG, :lpstalled Mrs. Louts Karschnill: 11 recording secretary. Courtney, former For(lha·m stlo" who won" the Ul~d Olymfhic SO·lmeter race, set .a world mark of and "Sonny Boy." Mrs. Eugene Hester sang sev era} vocal selec.tiom:. The club pri!.sented Mrs. Powell with a p;resJ'dent's ·p in and her out.e;ol1g pert sang "Mommy s Little Girl" ~bove looll••• .......... ,... poy,... ...................... The Pomeroy Ce111ent , . IIQCk Co. , ' '- ' Come In for a "MANEUVERABILITY TEST" of a n~w ·- log. u. 1. Pot, 011. 11 OICAit PIALIY ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y. UP -A chubby Jittle m1ftl who needed four yeara to eonquer bll lean proved hla ela11 and hi1 eourqe to the motorboat world today. "I waa ISO acartld one time that "steady for four yean and flnillhed aecond • In 1hl1 Kentucky De,by · of outbolfd competltlon last year. '1 bad to 'VIn tbta: one.'' he said, looking back into the pill. "Sure, I've won 1ome othera, but I quit for four year•." 33-year-old thla war the 1»1 one." Bob Jaeob1011 ot Flint, Mich., ad· mltted aa he hauled bin;J.selt out of hl1 aleek c:rdt named "Jumpln' lfferl Jake" after blmaelf. "I took a apill at Sa1lnaw and tha propelleri NEW HAIITf'ORD,COnn. -!UP> of the other boata Wedded mY -Volunteer flr_fu'nea In the ·Pin • life jooket." Me~~owa tectl~;~n "ereo chided whein .New lfartlort9 volunteen Bllt "Jake" proved he baa con• quered hit fea,r1, ~~~l}.dl1 ai he beat them to 1 fire at the rell' of won tbe fourth annual Mehnen l,- the Pine Mladooq tlre atatlon. 00 bland 100· " mile ,nt,rnatlonal However•.the-Plne Me.tdowa ebief. outboard maratbon on the. bright Geor~ GroiJ.den, Jntormod the lifte!' ~lue ••tera of the . St. Lawrence NeW HirUori:l Yl81t~t River. they foUJbt th• blw for an hour tba' It waa an u.ader around He did It In U!rllilnJJ !"hlon, lumplllfi out I~ t~Rnl of. the record dump IIH thlt bat burned lor II number at 130 14 the l\ln yeara and ' probablJ wiD do 10 for went off and .J hOld~Q& the lead all 1'1 more. the waY thrGlill the· briJ:ht sun. _Golden ·Anniversary · . ·oNAL · al'ld Mri. Mirk Ward, Mrs. WiJUam Ctlialer. Mr. , aUd Mrs. Mt He~x· Bqck, M.r~. ~ose~th Wehin· ief., 10': .lad Mr:~t · ·JJB!Ile Abel, ftohnle HestPi-, Mt: &ncf Mrs. ~.. G. MehhrJI&D' and MTa. Herm·m Blact,.. GOODWI\,1. CLUB Mrs. William. -r,Jel''a.rhmd Jy em.erta,qed memb 1~s her Goodwill Club .at G~me• were played and rece lt· of the hom prizes were won. Other.s attending We ·' ~l.h;s. Cliff Romh, Ml'!. Syb .l ' Smith,.' Mr!!. Tbomlll G:rln.stea~ ·. Mt'l. P!lll&y Fry, Mr1. J, c . Roush. :vrl. . Doug M~ler, r-t;Ni. ChaT! ,s ..._ .. 1l~·r Mr!i, " Hbil\tm' '·MiJier, Mr.: ·Theima Capebarrt,' Mn. Clyde •Ri~, Mrs. James Cunnlngham and Miss Sbelbv Grinstead. · CHIIOKtl The Cherokee Farm WOmeno~ Club held iheir May meeting at the home of ·Mrs. Dou~as Roush with Ml'l. Van Roush assistlngr P~sident Mr.s. ·1.11wrence Clark predded and onl'lled the meeti 1g with a IJOR~ and flag ple<lge. D ~- The Walk·tn Garden Club m ! t at the home of Mrs. Lowell C4tp? r Thursday eVeninJ. MrJ. Nettie Sloan of Srr~eu.~, hat been viaitins: her sitttr Mr · Hornet· Story. ,Miss Glennie Miller, of Athen' spent the week end witb )ln. R. t011",..,. ll.....,. ' NN chWH All .....,. IN111NAnONAU. ril .... " - ,ad11(11S fll U,OOO.'•• QYW 11&-whHian. Ofhr JHfiJI ....f10NMI, te ; ••000 '"'· OYW. f•¥"4 ,111~1 4••pl•t• II••~ _c,......... • We . Plcll U. I Dollyw ••t .. ~-··....., ' ..-Oil ' I •••t .. • :-. , • ',~ tbla J>O!I•It<Jo!!aNAMI<Aio Thipk?.Uou, lbo lip olo wt:down. ' ·· ' · ,allf • ~COb. , I ,• .. lsn'lil? : • Bq1 1101> ill tAU 1111i1 Go/4ft 'Aft!U.oe llil)l. ~ATJON.U. AC : .... t1H! ......, ·~··· Jllodoll \ '• " : ' ' '! -, bu I ' By AL CAI~P Thursday. · ---BASHAM · By Mrt. 14. H• ...,., Mr. a.nd Mra•. Alvin "\nHtaker spent Me;D)orial Day a~ ~ week end lo Clncinblti aod· Alexander, · Ky., vlaidna relattfts. Mr. and Mrs. Lee WJI.itllt ind son of St. Albans, are vlait1n1 relative• ,here. Mr. 11nd Mra. Starling Orr and children, ColumbuJt, Mr. ud Mrs. CJaf'ence sorden and son, Diamond, W. Va., and lflL Lola SordeQ apeot Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr. , Mr: arid Mh. &u~ne IDwley A NUISI watehes over Suzanne Payette, 18, of Lo~ B~eh, C~ .. u me beillll ber aecond year to a deep coma. A year ago abe lapsed Jn:to ullCOllllcioumeu durlnJ a routine tonsilleetow o~tlon. Her heart .topped and doclora ma11eced It untU they broul{ht her back to life. The braiD wu damq:ed by lack ofox,ye~ And co~ be1an. votinr.s ,.,.,.re b)'~ Mrs. Naa .: PARTY Johnson 'OIIowed ~y a rcadinu Mr. and Mrs. Donald OhJingN '' by Mrs. " and .pr"''er Woodrow" recently honored t hei r son, Jler' ~ Foreman:. The b•ineu repoo-ts man on bts 18th birt hd ay with ll were eiven: · party. Attending were Mr. and Mrl. Donald Oblinger, chair- Mrs. J . A. Ohlinger, Mr. and Mn. man of Belter Liv,m·g·uraed me'1l· Harold OhUnger and family, Mr. bert to oompleteprojo~-. MIS. · aad Mrs. Marlon Ohlinger and Jven au·• reported her•~ projel!~. sons, .Mr. and Mrs. Lt!Jter Ohlin· - ·bas bee·n I c~mpleted. ger and Pete-, Mr. · on sewlqg,. and Mrs. Jo· Mrs. Van Roush 1a,ve a report on seph Ohlinger ind family, Mrs. · : 1 · . Hugo Juhling, and guests M. '· .E. R. Classel' of Waynesburg, Pa. an d Mrs. A. G. Me.,'I man. . LEGION The American Legion Auxiliary me.t irocently tori the:ir ~eguil:tr meet ng. · Door pr tlbs were won by Mrs.. N eIson Ro u.s h an d Mrs. Fr cd R-ousn. ~ · I1 was announceJ th • t d' 11 . at .;~121. 00 w~ COi ec e b.y t he AuxiJiary on "Poppy Day." The Ruth Singleton and Ml'fl. Martia member• ~ol,lec;ted in the New Ohlinger. Ha,ven area while the BOy ~outs colltc&ed in }la10n. · Prese~t we.-e SEWING CLU.a th~se named above .ind Mrs. H. Mrs. J. L. Stewart recently en· c · Roney, Mn. c · c · •· IliOnt gomer)' tertalned the Bend Sewina Ch.!b Mrs. ·Nannle Roush, 'Mrs. Robert at her hbme. Attendin' were Mn Roush, Mrs. Bobby LaYne, Mrs. .F. A. Batey, Mrs. R. F. Bryan·. ..,. ~~"verett Roush • M" · Syb·l Smith , 1 Mr.t. Lloyd Roush, .Mrs. Herma1 'Irs Th !rna C eh t d L A. B. Wood•um Foster ~· , e ap ar an •! j' r~. arne, Mrt. weov er. ' Mrs. L. J. Rutteneutter, Mrs. W. PIIIONALS .. T. Stone, Mrs, N. 0. ~~Mu Mrs. Ben Sayre and~~eh of Mr!. Rolph Btollard. Mr...d lin....... and Miss Martha orr, Columbus Jtpent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker and son Richard, Killhuck, spent the week end with MNl. Baker't parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Grover White · Mra. Mary Holter and · chlldren spent Sunday with her parenU Mr. and Mrs. Worley Davis , D!i!xter. Mr. and Mr.s. Chatlei· Griffith, 4nd daughter of Pomeroy spent Mond.ay with tbe tormets pireats, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Griffith. •Mr . .and Mrs. Charles Baum flf Chester, called on P.lr. and Mrs. Paul Orr, Wednesday . . Mr. and Mrs. Junior Sorden and children, Columbus, called on rei a· tives here Sunday. · Ml'. and Mrs. Woodruw Fortney, Warsaw, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. prover White and their daUghter, Mrs, Elsie White, who had · been vil'liting relatives here returned home wllib them. \.~ il.1r. and .Mr~ . Clirif Orr, Mr. and, . ·Mrs-: Bl1ly · Orr and family spent Su.nday evening with Mr. and Mrs. W11liam Sorden .and Mrs. Lola Sor• d~n o( Eagle Ridge. Mr. ind Mrs. Ora .White and daughter, ani:l Mrs. Hollon of Racine called on Mrs. Ralph Ballard, Thursday. 1 Harold Hawk and Jerry Wood, C~ester, spent· Monday evening w1th Mr. a'hd Mrs. Charles Spen~ cer. K'NEEp LOCKED DETROIT . U - New The York right knee of Ralph · Terry, Yr.n kee right bander, was "locke:!'' when be awakened Sunday a .l f t i ra e nerld Guskl Mauch SKid the 21~ Y ~:r·o reto e may be lost to the 1cam 1or a week. Mauch will us~ heat treatment on th~ knee. , Columbus are visiting here. w. w. Johnston of Madi!JOn Ind., visited M:r. and M:r.s. Bob Johnst.on and family · over the ·weekend and the Jmhnston•1 dnughter, Nan, returned to Madisot for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Nigel Dyer and hild c of Parkersburg visit)d Mr.!l. ren. H. L. Dyer (In Sunday. The .Dyers daughter, Anne remained here for a visit. ' . II *bRY CLEJcN,ING LIL ABNER E. Dou&laa. Mrs. Gle.nn Lee attended a health meeting a t Late Hop~ / lletblll kneepad• over tbat," ; $1,. Mr.: and Mrs. m-,to"' Tom Hoffman . Jamu • BEDFORQ Mr. and Mra. Ra.t M')'ert. o' Atlle!WIPtnt Sunday wiitr:Ml\ au 'l Mrt. Harold . Jonea and tQtJUy. Milt ltan Le.e, Mile Wlhu Her . rnumn· •nd M.rfL Boy MUIK 'l)f01 'l'~etday iD (lqlumbua. M!1. J. H. Cuekl•r of fowJt.stan Point and lira. Uenier Va.o ~ ot J)eiJwate villted Mr. and Mr..: Welby W.ba'Jey, By. SHULTZ'. Ilfand-dot--lf~H=::~:~=~=11 11 be IJ'hined, bolltlftl one wateraotktd PJIQ.tleJ, ~'They cot-1 ~t aore but )'Ou ha-. lo Ol~ thll" J oluo n hU' been raclq MfS. Routh, PJ~~~iTSI":".:._-:--- _ •'-ter• the wbt(l.rlft1ed w•ttri. · '1 wear adbeilve tape patchea OYer PIJ' 'kneel ·and then put bu- Mr. !lliftM,r.a. Phil ·J:atb, ·I nternJtional Relatloau.. Mrf. 0: ~: Howard Jr., gave the pro(Ji'lm the topic belnJ "Paren .:~ Teach Degard FOr The Right Of .Others":•• Games were played and \ref~Sb~•nti\ were served o·to 13 membera ana two guests: Mrs. ~:wu . ,oeeptod., 08 3 . . , rni.e: •n•._b ~,...~ new mem ......r. The firs! . edu~a· ~ 11 ttonal ·to11r:~ tor ·thir Halon w be held JuJJ6 4: ~ '!''.... thine whleb 'bath.ed the ted waterway. Only _a-teet..e with 15 poundl, the tiny min wttb the little IJIOUItaehe alao lho~d be had tlie en· durance or 1 ehlmplon as be knelt on bla ll:neea tlirou1bout that 1 bout and at mblute fl'lnd over and Wyatt Chadwell, E. L. sieia., Palll' POwell, Bob Johnston, M,r . and Mrs. ~rl W}f.,· , Do!ll' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., June tO, 1957-5 GASOUN£ ALLEY By KING ond fimlly, Dunbor, jpont W""II>Y ood' Thunciq With Jlr. and offieen presented her with a baJ' to he attached tt> the pin. ~ AttencUng were tbose nam . ~ thur's lime men of the nobility were charged with upholding New York a Dll!roit 4 California At,V meet Saturday . Uce. The songs ·a nd Bolton Boa ton 9, 8, Kansas Kan881 Cit" City 4 · ht at B1 ers!le!d • Laszl·o· T...· the id ea Is of chJ vaIry, h onest Y, and JUS nlljl 15 poems, both formaJ and legendary, bolstered tbese founda· Baltimore 7, Cblcago' 15 bnrl o! Hungary waa serond, s:x yarrls bebind Llncoln. !lons of a soc Ie Iy t ba t was bound to crumble when merchan- Baltlmote o, Chie~a:o o Don Bowden, the t'niversity o: tillsm broadened the eConomic base fc>r everyone. Diluted InGAMES MONDAY california junior who last week to the masse•, the j\ge of Chivalry fell apart after the Cru· Natlooal L became the first Yank to het'er '·cincinn&ti (Nuxball) at P!tta. four minutes 3:58.7 in tb.e mi~~~. sades. But I can't think of organized Uttle League Baseball in any bul'lh (Law), nlgllt. ran in the half-mile at th1s mr.c. se:nse. ~other than a strengthening of most Of our American Milwaukee <ll.,.hl> vlf. Brooklyn and ~on ~n 1:49.2. . • . ,..,...IIOp.kwlll Ideal&. t works because it is natur.111l for younggters to love (Newcombe) at Jeney City. 1 , . Eha.\ Galbert ot W1nston, • Sal ~ 1 games. asebaU being the national sport, with many of our {Only games scheduled) !;'::r!ecS:!d~ofo~~~ c~~ :e;~~d ....................Joo • . athletic roes comJng from its players ranks, it could not be Amtrkan L....,. loW hurdles event aio"nd a cune hlr . .1... 5oo .. better adapted to inspire youngsters to practice those habits ?-few York .( Turley )at Detroit in the National Association of In· of behavlor and persoMllty that pay otnn thls country <Lory), tercol!egi•te Atllietleo meet s,t. A prediction is thus ~n order. · ' Bostol\ (Nixon) at Kansas Ci\)' urday night at San Diego, Calif. t (Kellner). Tbls growing national movement among the youngsters (Only games scheduled) OVA STANDINGS and bit wJ II cod nUn~e to grow as long as self..acriflcing adults w. L. GB can • 1oun to lead 11-,.easlly could become one of the strong Alii_, Sorvlco . HarUord " ~ o bulwarka against .all the JUs the Jntellectuals say are eating at PRINCETON, N. J, '- (UPI- Bill Coolville "'' ·• 3 1 I thefee~of America. · Jones of South Orange and Rw Galllpolla ·2 1 2 A few JUs are juvenile delin{uency (Egad• won't somebody Wllley of Piltaburgb, Prlnooto·> Pomeroy 1 3 3 coin rd f li'J U · 'atudenta, report a Jlvely buslnen Middleport 1 2 3 1lnee atartlnt their Student Allig,. Racine 1 2 3 new wo $ or · , mater a sm and all it connotes gresslve unJons, aggressive management, money for tor Agency, which orrler1 the re Point Ple.3.sant o 3 3 sake), irresponsibility in statesmanship, going to church tiles from Florida. Thlly say some btulb SullCI•y 41 .Yetf! of Contlnaio..,a S.tvln '. laking religion lightly, and many othors. ouotomers u,./ the alligatoro to Hartlo'rd t, CoolviJie o Phones 82-435 Poinoroy, o. Yes, I think the men and women who ·support this kind of greet unwanted calle-rs and to Middl~po.rt 14, Pt. plearant 3 recreation witli their time and dollar• are wJnnlng a lot of gold h.:re;a;k;d~at~..~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~G~al~lip~o~ll~o~2~I,~Po~m~ero~y~B;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~;;:: ~on the Credit Ledger kept up above. · • Jacobson Comes Back To Conquer His Fears, Wins International Marathon a BEGINS HERSECOND YEAR IN COMA tbe hall·milo. .-··- Nelson Of Tuledo. He i1 in a To. t onds Saturday night while . settl•·,g the paee. Then o~Jan£'y , who hati been patte11ing along behind In h.s. usual fashion, let out a notch in Courage. Chicago 7, PhiJadelf.hla 3 his ehop~y stride and surge<! a Sportsmanship. Chicago 4, Philade pbia 4 (called head to beat Courtney by a yard. Strength end nintb, curfew) The time or 1:48.1 bettered the · . St. Louis 2 New York 1 ·r meet mart of 1 :M.l.9 set last year Swiftness at runnmg. St. Louis 10, New York 7 by Arnie Sowell of Pittsburgh. Alertness: AMERICAN LEAGUE Merv Lincoln, the Ausfr.alian . Honesty. · Clevtlaad '1, Washington 2 who has a 3:59 mile to hie c:redit, Back in the days when Knights were bold as in King Ar· Washin.,ton 7, ClevelaDd 6 won1 that event ln 4:04.f during tite . ne•day. ledo hospital. The Nel10n• are former re1Idents of this community. Jimmy Nelson aod Miss Donna Je-an Bolin were recently married. Earl Riges is wreekini the Dexter School House which be recently purcbued. He is pltnnang to build dwelling bouse. Mrs. Fern Sweeney waa an over night 1uest recently of her cou· sJns, Mr. and Mrs. Race Davis. a heart attack. . Mrs. Frank Rhinehart was callMr. and Mrs. Marvin WU110n, and ed to Willtesvllle by the serious A cboru'll or .bOys anc:1 gl.rl.'l daliihter Pam, Miss Joan :Mopteom· Ulness of her aunt Mrs. ueua slng aeveral""sonp, They we:·r ery and Mrs. M. E .. Nelson ware Harrison, . w~o waa taken to Ho~ Phyllis Batey, Jane Powell, Eugen~ Hester. ·Susanne Wolpert, Anh. Howa'n!, Sheldon tJ,oust;, Rlc:;ky Abd. and Shelby Grinstead. . · ·M d. PoWell .prese~led ~he readlnlil "Wbat ls A Little Girl:'" Jand "What Is a Little Boy?" witb Vieki JohnSton an<l Ricky. PO\f 111 taklna: part in it. ~usanne Wol· . While here Mr. and Mrs. Ogden were gu~sb of Mr. and Mr.s. M. E. Nelson, They and the Nelsons attended to Alumna Banquest al Wilkesvl11e. M!'. Ogden an~ Nel.s01 Were graduates o I WllkeJvil~e High Sc hOOI. Thb eommonity waa shocked by the sudden death of Waid Halliday who passed aWay .veey suddenly P'riday evening durini the severe thunderstorm. Cause of death was m Hoipltal wt.ere the paaed • way. Bulrlal wu at WilknvUte . Mr. and M.n. Claude MO!ItJom. Mn. H.aJTiaon wu bona a n d 10mery end cliUdren, WeU•on, raised ln tttia tommwdtJ. wefe week end IJUellf.s pf hit par· ' ents, J«r. and Mrs. Chulet Mont- butineft ealltrr at Athen1, Wed.. in this coromJ,n\it)'. Mrs. Albell Wat the former Mlu Trella VonP. X. Mri. E. L Stein 'W'II toaa:t· sc;-h ultz. • gomer)', mlltrett-tnd opened the dlnnr.r Mn, Relph TUrner wa1 calllnJ Mr. and Mra. W. Roy Ogden oi wJth the club sona: and collect, Columbus were h.,l'e to attend tll.; on Mn. Jolin .., Radekin recently. followed t)y invocatio·1 ....hleh funeral of lhe latter'e aunt, Mn>. Mra. Radekin haJ reeo... ered. from by Mr1. Wyatt Chadwen. a reoent IIJneaa and 1s able to pe EUa Nehon. We1corAe· was by Mn. Paul Pow out now. ell which was followed bY the .:1~­ Mrs. Nelson ' had lived in !his Mrt. EdhR btrong, Columbus, •lirioUJ dl~ner sened by the lA'· community the &"-eater part of h·!r and Mn. Oo~is Randolph, Toledo, (ion Aux.iUary . life, byt the past ftw yurs haC Th& prorram opened with ape'. made hilr home with ner daughter, were here to attend the Wilketo clal music by a t rio ot glrl.i. r.lr~. William Gllloloo of Albar:Y,. vute Alumni Banquet and vlilted their &ist.er &nd brother-In-law, Mr. ·Su.sanne .Wolpert, Pltyllis Batey She waH burled In the . Nelso n and Mrs. L. C. Chapman. and Jano Powell. Cemete~y near her old home. Her Word has been received bere , The ouifoing ottlcers inatallcd huabaod E. A. Nelson died several of the serious illness of Harold 1'46.8 in the half·milc May 25 at LOHeA~g~e:iu: lirst. lap in 53 ' sec- Toclay'sSportParade of [..antnter were callln1 on friends the incoming officers and ea.:-h years ago. Villanova, leave, his rivah in the stretoh as though they were oaug t in a bog. He won the mile in 4,05 4 durtng tbe meet Of champions· Saturday night at ' Houston, Tex. He uncorked a 56.3-seeond !Ina! guar· ter tG beat GaH HOdgson of Okla homa by five yarda. Only 46 mi"· SETS WO~LO MARK ' Ttif ifew held Uteir third annual blnqu.Pt at the JreaJon ball May Z8 at 0: JO Old Salem lrJ.r. md Mra. .l.et!tr!r Azbe:U w•• ,_... llo lnhSTAFFORD 3P~G5 ConD. (UP) .:.Only 45 of 2,000 reJIJtor«< voten cut baltotl in 'tbe reeerd · RESULTS - NEW HAVEN, W. Vo. , \ WOMINI c~ua , M:::::::JI DICK TRACl' By CHESTER GOULD �' • '. ' • . 'd Car s . • ' . • • • o se Golden Wectd nttne ro I .S !I Mc~H' l 11 Scrvtce 01 a Socu~ l} •v s onduc' Su y Schoo) our on tl n rs H ward L o ' an Skippy tted relat cs n "' . 5 and v r, Portsmouth, v - dl ort, Su Ch Mr il ra cr bv Mrs t h me lo sf~d • he coll e? Hel On � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. 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