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IDe.. 141 JAldia Ave.• New Yollk Clty; 16, N. 1'. .!L~ ttred u 1econd clua maUtna matter at the post olllee at PQu'l .....,:.JbiD, ' ' •SJbsc.rtp.ti~n rates: DeUYerv by carrier where .tvaJiable SO ceutl pet •1:: onP VAar ht advanc-e at The Daily Sentinel olflce, $~.60: llJ apnths. $7.80; thret month&, $3.90. By motor routP. where available· ori'e Tf\OIIth $1. By J11all ooe year $8; six months, $4.25; three moatbt: f;2.50: one month, 11. Published evet·Y afternoon except Sunilay by The OhJo Valley SAn tlnel, Jne .. 111t 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, 0. BusiDeu o!flce pbone ·398 editorial office phon .. 381. ' to 20 years resulting from the Kaiser Aluminum and Chemf. C OF ~ TO M!U The Ju~~ meetin~ pf .the ldddle.. l)Ort Chamber ot-C'Ommerce is to Company payroll has been forecast for the PointJ Pleasa~t H9uslng area which in the eyes of Federal Housing Authortty eConomists includes Meigs, Mason, Jackson and Gallia Coun· ties. However , confidential surveys by the FHA indicate that no great amount of new housing wiU be needed lor in-migration, What market swelling does take place LaTgely will derive from be held Friday evf!niM at ~7 . 30 at the Mayor'~ , olfice with William Grueser, preSident, presiding .. . t ~ •, 1'0 Mllf WIDNISDAY The Naylor's Run Memorial demand· for replacement housing and from the improved living b ase as noted abOve. · These generallzr,d oonclusions were given publicly by Frank A. Mucha, zone economist of the FHA, in an address before the annual meetfng of the West Virginia Bankers' Association, April 24. Mr. Edison Hobstetter, president of the Pomeroy NationaL Bank, kindly supplied a copy of Mucha's speech to The Daily SentineL RUARK REPORT .. • IY ROBIRT )'OIJ know It you har.e SHRINE Sf.SSION ba• a social· businesJ chat, the icbb~l fang Ia fixed ind awAy You 10· ra,.ey seem to have talltn a whole JoJ of the tneedf out ol ~•flllnl rour own c. RUARK teeth. havt not&eed tiiJt whole lot 1 1 traces the origin of this boom to the beginning of e~ploltation NEW YORK. _ It's been a p0w. of the valley's natur~lreaources other than coal Tb.s resulted errul lo.ng time since anybody from the long su:;tamed postwar boom that led industry to stuck a hand in my mouth, and I search out new but latent resources. Second, the aggressive mull sa)' that I have approathed American Gas a·nd Electric Company, mainly, has combined the dentist with fear and have tho nvi.lilabilUy of cheap coal and abundant water and has emer1gBd admt'h"db. Whblal~e mln~·ebnot<ekd · · 1 · b 'ld · f raU ng plants of· awasbunch urneof' tresh c oyatechnlquea • ·buJlt or lS p anmng to Ul a senes o gene that fering electric power at attractive rates. Third, the economic have tAken nearly all the curse off misfortun es besetting the soft coal industry have encouraged the tooth-plumbing bualne111. new method s and processes, jmproved efficlency and greater I am curr('ntly on .the fourth and utilization . Fourth . industriul chemistry is developmg scores final iea: or fung·fuctna and /an of new processes to use our resources and is creating markets ~r~~ ;eai~:;~~~~:ac:s toa w:~~iu~; for new produc ts. chamber However, a wF~,rJ1ing note: In today's technology, . when The ethics de-pat:tment prevents spf!aking of capital Investments of hundreds ~f millions cf my namin1 my o~n ivory me<:han· doH n·r s . th e c1·ealion (jf one new Joh may require an invest· ic, bul he Is 11 cred1t to the memory ment of $100,000 ot'Tn:t1re: · · · ot Lhe late Dr Leo Berman, ~ho To dat(~ (!<:~iser cven,lually " :HI ct?lploy _an estl~atcd 4200 ~~:;~f tt~ro~;~e .~!!r 1 ~~~1\si~~3 persons\ th e Celencse CorporlltJoO, Sylvama Electn~ Co., the wtlh out Ihe aid of some of the Vanadiub Corp., and th e Kyger Creek plant, and Ka1ser, hav(! more modern .'!tuff. Leo would aJ. U(:COunt ed for 1300 pcnnancnt ''new jobs" ln the four-county sn pour you a drink in the parlor Pomt Pleasc nt area p, aclkally :.11l this labor force has come whrn lhe dlrly work was done. from the local supply Only relatively few admlnlstrative peo· !he thing th.at faS;Clnate~t me is · 1 td K · ) 1 tht8 new drilling rtg, whtch repie a1·e brought ln . It lli es tma e at~er wHI tap th' _18 oca 1 volvt> s tts burr so fut it has to be sout·ce for all but about 100 administrative and techmcal peo.. water-cooled. 'They allow the cusple tomer to run the water·cooling ap· This cilll take place with little explosive demand for new paratus. which gives you a Jerue hou sing becau!le the unemployment figure for the Pt. Plf!as· or participation arid . also tak~a unt area stood at 6.6 m April . Total population is estimated at your mind off lhe noul!' the drtl1 . mnkes 89 375, an increase. of :.! 8 per· eent ~inre 1950, with Me1gs Nothing hurt11 ony more, of Couuly barely holdmg tls own. Stglllftcantly, the excess of cour.se, Rlnce they above a ho:rae· births over deaths in our area is 1,000 annua·lly yet ln these· 11ized shot of novocat,n into your vcn yt•ars the population has not mcrcascd 7,090 Ratht!r, it jaw, but lhty have ~ot yet man· went up 2 400. Thu s an estimated 4,750 persons have migrat· a~ed t.o anesthetize the ears. or ·' ' PI t rl.lt' a !!lloncer on the rotary dr11l. ed away tram the Polnl. easan area•. A thing I have noticed about Mucha notes that thts record Is not particularly encourag- a:ood dentist .. , like my friend the ing. He recognizes it ns an improvement over previous dec· departed Dr. Berman _ who ,In· ades when the gl•n cral economy of the area was on a Jong to· cidenlally, <lted lau1hin1 In the bogga·n slide downwnrd from about 1890 to the end of World middle of 1: joke - Is that they War 11 have developed a wonderful senae · · · · i h b of pr-attle wt!ilc they work. They Even With the out-migration, some new hous ng . as een keep you apprised of the protreu required in our art'a. This js explained by the nature of popu· a11 the airlinea do it now via the lation movements nnd the soda] changes accompanying them. public addre~a system in the planes Two observed facts are examples-(1) FOr a lonj time Ameri· and H's nice lo know that It "·on't cnn far.1ilics have grown smaller and (2), Social security and be lune now, the ua:ly wor~ !1 alretirement beneCits pr.rmit older persons to maintain their mo~t done, and If It doean t hurt now It never will. own homes They have evidently been train· It ls estimated that 250 new hoU!dng units have been bull( ed, or have learned, to be Informed annually ih thc Point Pleasant area since 1950. Yet this has on a ered many aubjeets, especial 1 dorie little to replace much s:ub·atondard housing, especially ly In the client's rteld, and before in our rural .areas. Postmasters' reported vacancies wore only aeem to be franker with the vic. questioning in th.e death or a tlm•~ and certelnl.y tb, .-.ter or.es friend in a U. S 52 auto crash have quit playiq wik!h doctor and Saturday, walked out of the brush approach you on a prac:ttcc.l plumb- near here loday- bnreloot, hun· log balls. It glvet the candidate gry and covered w1th cuts an' for the aaw and sc:t:lpel a mighty bruises. confidenceo which, I suppose, could The State Highway Patrol sa\·1 siTh: !~~e~~:! ~~:~dm; heart Donald, 28, of Buena Vi •· operation-or explorattcm- done ta. was shortly after be while the r,uent wu: fully con· at Dobson's Servi"e seious. It s called catheterlJJng a combination restauran• the heart. You run a kipd ot wire 181 SlMtiOn. . . , into the arm and Into the chest, The patrol ~aid he wu taken fo ~~fh wh;:~orJ~d P;:b~hro~~dt~~ lronlon General Hospital and helll gnph and is vlslble to the att8'11d· rOr lnvestii:ntlon !n the death or Ouard W. Jewett, 31, Portsmouth. lng doc:a on a kind of TV sereen They were looking for a hole in Jewett and Boland were be· one of the arterial walls, and this heved ln the spqrts C"ar when · piece of pipe probed 'round until crashed on Route 152 near her" they found It The lady didn't 1'he patrol •aid the auto wu J'lseem to mind and carried on a casual conversation with old Dr. inl an e!itimated 110 miles B•l bour when it crashed Arrowamlth, all neatl~ got up In llowevcr, only Jewett wa ~ his men-in-white togr. There Is sort of a mood to thll round In the wreckage. Author! moderu 1dufr. If thy veins attend tles .said they alao found shof'.-:, beUevd to have belonged to thee aiw, ,haul and 'em Itout. cut, It What don't you dw tan't tuy Boland. hit It a lick with an axe But get Boland lold authoritieS 1lC it done taat, 11nd without a whole awoke mornln!l, In a brush lot of mystery or sentimental clap. pile on thi!i a river bank and made trap. hl1 way through the rle~o~olate hi'' . And, of coUTse, the grutest or modern medical miracles to me II In the area to the service slot> anethestlc. Two a:uya cut on me lion. ror four hour11 In Houston a eouple The patrol said he wu glve: yean baek, which takes a mM of first aid for the many minor In· painkiller. When I woke up l waa juries all over his body. lt:.S not dnthly lick like you untl to clothes were badly torn, otfie1r.! be. I was juat hunary and aent down to the hoapitaJ cafeteria for uld. They add&d 11e told the 'PrO· a h1mburaer and a plate or cbocoprletor or the aa• station he had late ice cream. been "thrown out or a motorboat' Well, l 10t to run now. the and wanted a lift bact to Por"...l· man attendl to atek uranium In mouth. ~ my lac:o, and I ean 1carc:ely Later he admitted to to ellrnb baell: into the c:bllr ud run my Jittie water-coolinJ~ fnaJ. patrolmen that be had been the crashed sports cat bUt chine. slated he was nut the driver. (Copyrla:bt, ID57, by United Feature Syndlcllte, Inc.) 1 ••Jt DID YOU KNOW/ mjtm W · ~'ff two percent m 1956 Mucha found the mo!lt encouragement !or an actual boom" , 01 Glenna Rummell. devotedArmys serln the Pal'kersburg-Marlettu.st. Mary's area. L oca 11 Y, h e sees vant of God, ana Salvation They may be drawn ft·om agriculture, trai\Sferred from those employed in construction, from other Jndustries, and from the Under.empJovcd. ' sur.Q:e- or lmmigrancy an d t h ere Iore Increase d . The greatest . !lousing demand, will be felt in JackiOn Coiii'IY from new peo· · ple wllh akllls not available In the Point Pleaaant area. .· (;onsldera~ly more Industrial expansion may be expected. but. !inlets developed In volume. a net out·,mlvaUon may be elr\ieeted to eontlllue in most secllons. ' f'ilt~- s~es the ~realest benefit to the Valley beln- Ill• hl•her WiiJie rates ·oald In an increasln~ numbet oflndiiatr,e• which ·' ·1t111 I[B~4ally bu,t Inevitably ralso the stan~arda , of living .,'iil' itilrfilijbout the arep. . ." i ,. • i'l'£ii t 7 DAYBOOK . .. .. · -SALISBU.Y PTA NOTICE Members of the Salisbury PTA w¥ are to as<>Lst in the preoarat\on of the dinnrr for· the llospita} Boosters Meetln~ to be held Tburaday, June 1,3, a.r~ un 1 .l~-lj··.\~ih; school t. dir}J~er will ~'3Q ~ : 30 S :45 tJ:Of) l:l~vletlm uo News ~ea tinea Splna~h ~~ybouse 6:30 W,eatherc t 6,~5 7;30 P•ll\e #:00 ' lane Wy,m.n Show 3,30 C!fcle ~eoter 9:30 Federal? Men· · 10:00 AMan CaUed X ----~- T~IIDA'I' 7:00 'J'immie bean 7:30 llloo'ti>lt 'lllaokle 8:00 c•_ptain Kangaroo 8:!0 CorUss Archer 9:00 GalT)' Moore 9:30 Arthur Godfrey lO:ltQ Strl):e It Rich 11:00 VaUant LAdy It :15 Love of ur. 11:30 Searcb for Tomorrow IH5 Glilll!o~ !Jg~t 12:30 As Ule World Turns t2:00 ' lta\le'~ j(llch,n l :00 Our Miss Brooks' 1;30 Hou.separty Big Payoff Bob r.rosby Sho\f BrJgbter Day Secret Storm Edtfe of Nlgl\1 Tbe Early Show Your Esso Reporter 5:45 Sports Parade 5:55 Weatherman 6:00 2:00 2:::Hl 3:00 3'J5 3,30 · 4:00 5:30 6:" a,30 7,00 i '~ '. . bllre.Jngraham wrrn. SYRACUSE. N. Y. UP- J)oPIIIy Sherltfl juat waited aftlr 14f, IJ!Q·~'"il' TennelJee Er11ie Matinee Thea!<t Queen tOr· • ib•t Modern Rom~e• C~medY. Tipl~& >' M'oVietlme , ' I ' ~ BAKER rFURHITURI ,Oii ";D:..t c- Arlena Jt¥1e. Mn. J'odet, who b.u Jptt rede · corated her new home,\ ~ened cb.icken, salad, bot rolla, Jed te '• ice cream and nke to tlae memben. 6:45 NBC lwf~'r~, . 7,00 lrayoi' of•the :'!'Own uo Father icpo,. ,1Beat 8,00 Kraft, TV Theater .. ,,00 Thl> .lo •Yp\11' . J;ile 9,30 0 Henry Playitotu;e ·,10,00 TBA 10:30 New1 H~adUnea 10,40 Nltewatch 12,00 Tonl!<ht ·. 7,00 Jimmie - -~ 7:30 ~ Dean TiiE LAMP, ' Boston Blackie 8:00 Captain Kln&•ioo a:ao o,oo uo Arth11r Goctrr07 10:30 strike It l\lch 11:00 VaUant Lady 1I ,13· Love of IJtt. ·J1,30 Search for Tomorrow M~e and ' litnDetll Rlckud· of Columbus Hoff~d arrived_ Suoiiay ewrilnr,: to spend 11,43 Clii!Pioe Llaht 12:00 Katie'• Kitchen 12,30 AI the Wori... Tul'N ,,oo Our Miss Brook• ' l :30 Holl.lleparty 2,00 2,30 J'OO 3,15 ' JNTIIE CorU11 Archer Garry Uoore Big Payoff Mra. Ada the aummer ~ith bb pJ:!.ele, Curtis andRlcta.rd, Christi, Rickard and ~ife aad manage the ' .Mrt. Amy farm work. Krs. Laura Mrs. Forrest Mur. Fry, Bob Crosby Show Brl.ghter Da~ Secret Storm Mr: and .Mrt . .Curtia M. Young apent Sun~~ ,teverUng with Mr. and ME'I. H. Tobey -My en. Edge of N~ht .,oo The Early s:tow 5,30 Your Esso Reporter 3,30 . ft:4!5 Sports Parade 5:55 Weatherman . Movdo8loul. . ... ' .DUTTON DRUG . . . ' ' ' co~ PHONE AM , . Blddlepoort 8:00 Millionalre 8:30 rve L.t.ot A Secret 9:00 20th Century Fox Hout 10:00 Up-to-the-minute New• 1 0:05 Scanning the Weatbef 10,10 The Lote Sbdw Si!ln On Adventures In Learnin,r Noou News Neighbors Frankie Laine The Feminine Touch I Spy Public: Defender News of the Night Shipmate Varieties Theater IS The Late Newa Never Before Has One Car Won ··::.=.:: . -' CHANNEL 1! WED. 10:59 Sla:n On u,oo Adventures ln Learnin•. 12:00 Noon Newa 12:15 Neighbors 12,30 Liberace l·oo The Feminine a,ao c,oo Cartoon Club To~ch .. , 2,00 Afternoon Fllon FeltlYil l.Ue With EU111beth B:OO Mickey Mouse Cl•b 6:00 Five Star Final ' 0:13 John Daly 1: lhe Newt e,3o Disneyland uo Naey Loe 8:00 ODie and Harriet ,,30 Ford theater o,oo Wednesday Night Flghtt UB lil!rlf<ope · \0:00 News of the Nlaht 10h0 Theater 13 n:c0 The IA.te News ' JIM Sian Oft men WhQ, know the most about cars pic,t: Ptymoutb a~ tops in v'al~; HEALtHY FISH mi ·· "de dru*s in ~inneeota fLih hat· oeber1es shoW.d make for sleek, healthy brook trout in Not~ll Shore streams this summer. Flab· fll'l•• lllllervt.sor J!iia1m·.. swen- i· !~~~~~~~~:rr, son satd 1 brook trout dlstaiP.. 1'; called furunculosis, is beina: tom• bated terramye!ln while &he the hatcheries. I ST. PAUL-Use of new . 'I( '·., ~ive Fines Meied ' . ,,, !·fitted ' •ut and coats for lntoxlc I· 'Orid 'Kenneth R. rreetor fine and eosta lor PLTMOUTH - "Ecoile"' ltodor of Its llohl"-1957 Moltllaaa lconemy l•n• "Ia dto 1957 Mobilpo Econ- omy Run Plymouth w<llflinJ plato in Qaao •A,'• the dJyj. oion that btcludeo oU of die we-11-bown low·price cart. Tho Plymouth wu p<>Werild, by. v.a engine will!~ · , buy !tecouae we foel'"'.aa It off~ts Diore and het~t t'iaaaportation nlue th-.t.n aity -~ ~1957, car reg~rd· Wa of price." (From .the •Jime.iMue of CAR IJFE, the .~y outo magttlirie.) 'li First In every way l ) l'he ' · oaatic transmiuion/' {f'Nm , · .J U. S. Auto Club "'!;;f''o,J. . ' .Torolon..Aire ·.. ~Bu\ton ... the ''.!"' · ,/ I ' . . $299.00 Tbe next meetin1 11 aeheduled for Jub' 11 1t tbe home of Jfroil. 1 . ••llr l!iotl t.ottee. ner. ' JohnJOn, U, d11h.ed. into yellln1 that the attaeker "Coming rl1ht b~Jn,d me." O~e minute l•ter the ua•llant ran lh, CON OAM~-------- -WR- D.NHII - - - was 'lrrNte:d and Jailed. 1 PI~RU. \ ' li..L..I\ilbilrt l.ee. ·D. UP - Two men edminiatrati~ ..Uttant1 to Repu· NYLON IUITf. lnd,nose ape~lal. hllc11 n Oov. .r.-..11'0.., pnoned thP HANCOCK. ltlao. UP - IMao •l n~ftr here of St. Charle, Jlotel bere ·and lttktt.l DO teehnJ.cla.n• worklq ht~ ~t.w to treat the for "Denny1' ntP-nlnj: F. N. CM- labonll'f'Y bull! hero to ttol ldl!ta fluid th47 grove, atate • . 11t ~l!,eani. chair. P~elsion radar ~tf!iz;aa~a ~ welt 'l'hty ex• m~n. '. He Wll , ~~·wltn Den· sp.elal ~lon auJls and undara:o Lheu nlli JE>Iisfn, · ~~ iij ··tutetuy tboroU,b' •O!uwn cleohllti town of the Dem~.(f In ~hill •tat •. Umo tiler t~o II!Jal ;rpo ,j~dlti:JUal Both C'J'IrOYe tli<f,,' lf!IIOD ban purpl)lle Is to ra'aiDCa~n a ·,- ·fttf ./_.,,., 1 1 'alme•Phtrt. ' : : t ·~. 1 oflle~a ~ \11.~.,~~~··0· ~ IIJdcll• - DUriO( the buJlJleM metLlnJ lh"l. C. R. YGU~lt pve a repOrt of the- .1taeeellful mUIJc:ale wl&leb was lpouol'td bT the SoddJ. PJan1 were dilmlled lor tbe AJt.. niverNTJ ceJebnUOil at tbe ehu~h oa June 30 and the 1adiel prepared lbe meau for tJae dJ~t­ 'l;t '· l:!!tm<Julh... today'l ~lall tln~lh~~·~t~sa~m~i·~~·tr,at~loi"i-~~.:.:!~~~~!!!~_!!~~f- A:Yfi:D.U. wltll 1bo. ClmpbeU Harper, YOtlonal tenlee. Romper Room The Price Ia Rililb.t Tru1b or ConaeQ.uencel Tle Tsc 1Jougb tt .Could Be You gurreot , • , • ' all boll buy"-Car Lifo Ma8cdfne. "AfrOr teotiug all the 1957 ·cars we ·obt;·oq - ~ prea:ldlnJ. !'be memben putldpo\ecl In the :t.- ' ' .. . ·''., . Pli'MOUIH-"'I'.Ur .,.,_ Glenn• com•• up (problbly otill ... __. ........... dli•illt• ~ ..,., .... . • vit:e-~ltdnl, .6:1.3 Douglai F.dwarda ~ ;ao M~ Frler.a Fllctit -t '1.00 Art~U~~ G'ocifreY Stidw 6:15 Jobn Daly and Newa 6·30 Contuct 7,30 . Wyott Earp 8·00 Broken Arrow 8..!0 Telephone Time 9'00 9:30 10:00 10·10 11 ·10 12:45 .Rodio Dial pori, A·OO Ac:ticn Afternoon Film FesUvl\ 3.30 Lite With Elizabeth 4:00 Cattl)Oft Club 5:00 ~lckey Mouae Club 6:00 Five Star Fiaal \ Soutb Seeo84 WHTN-TV C1tannel1310·59 11 00 12.00 12 :15 12·30 1:00 2.00 I1P • T11e IlL liarJalt llopllll ills. ioiWJ llodot7 IDol IIIII p u t ·~---...... at the ..... Of lilt. Wt• ICJDeJ, ... Club!rot\~ "' .flfll tOr tndepeatlollt pe ' -~-- TUESDDAY CHANNEL 13 On Your ~!"'11 WCHS-TV Channell· _,,_ Meigs Co'unty News on 990 spot l. !II!W- YOU: - I 10.~ Daily . Waterfront , 8:30 Weathereilfr' '• 11:95 Sportt Eye , SM<ts E1 8:45 :NBC Newt 'l:ftg ~ Arthur Murray Pa!'t)' 100.'1 11:50 a. m~ HILL AND GULI.Y MAYFLOWER . Mt.Morioh ... Missionary Unit Meets 6:00 9,30 ' o.; June 11, 11117--1 ' ,. ~ ' . cartoon• · , 5:45 !~Jews ~\0'8 }1·. o·~o 10.00 WJEH . 12:00 . ~:QO 1:30 1:00 3:00 3:43 4:00 CartOOI\J 9,00 Writer Bend w•s made Jlad Saturdar by a &ub.otantlal 1111\ ol money ~"' sentod to her by friends ta thi! business world, on the atr,etli and ull over, Her need: Wl,l a new tlllkle tor the cldc;;Jy station waaon shf' ·lrive•--<he lorlliltt one · "rook J out" while on • reeent trlp on her Fathf!r'a buslnt,ll. The ,.,.on w~o soUcUed her• bi!knownst to her and was llldfl glad by th8 ov.r.whelmlna: a:enet·· ouaKnow response. what 1 expoC'lf Wh ,:, - Mum 90 Times Corr1munity Church will be held Sunday at •2 p. m. June 1(1. Every one is welcom,d. ' the downwnrd t1·end slowed, but not Yet stopped by the Influx "Commonder In Chler• In the ex<!ess of the present pool of unemployed Is available here. Sport Car Driver Held In Death Of Man On Saturd~y Marv ShrlnP., White Shrine of Jerwalem will meet in regular aeaslon Friday at l! P. M. Rt the TOOF Hall Mrs, Nettle Farley. Dep1,1tv of District 16, will be present and conduet a school of .instruction. AU officers are re· queited to be present. There wdl be potluck ::~Jrli!~hmentll . medical mwnbo'-huJtllo lJ dluppearlna tbea da~1 • ..._ the inCOUNTY ~RA'I'IR S!RVIC! ventlon ot the more m~ern aids SOUTH POINT, 0. UP-A A countv-wide prav~ aervlce to bod)' s:e~lr. 'l'be ;)lysitia111 .sporlti car drivt!r wanted for (class meetinR'l at the Eagle Ridae ol T Instead of new industry attracting great numbers oC new u ,oo 11 ·30 1 The Past Councilors of Theodorus Council Daughters nt Amer· lea will meet Thursday evenin~ at the ht)me or Mrs. Albert Woodard East Main Sl , Mrs. Le1ia Flint and MrS'. Li;lwrence Smith are co·hos. tesses. ' The "ooom" in the Ohio valley sO much discussed recently, including an optimistic roundup story in Time Magazine, is really no boom at all with respect to housing says Mucha. He people lo the area, Mucha said labor experts belleve that with pntience and training programs a reservotr Of personnel far In 10:30 •,oo Conie<iv IP• COUNCILC.RS TO MEET sant to Wheeling, W. Va In his analysis he treated the two West Virginia counties and Meigs and Gallia as a study unit. Two other "areas" were the Parkersburg-Marietla·SI. Mary's and ·the Wheeling-New Martinsville-Bellaire areas. His romal'ks about Meigs, Mason, Gallia and Jackson (fta.. venswood) Countil:!s will be of palticular interest to Daily Sen· He doe, not try a prediction about the effects or the addl· Uonal unit to the Sporn power plant. He said unamors" of other eXI)anstons- hinting at the Lltart Falls land purchases --could not be conftrme d. 10:00 Play-:round As90Ciation \\Ill have 10:30 New~ Headlines playground a! 10:40 Nltel11ltcb 7 P. M. WedneSday arfd everyone 12:00 TooiJhl in that area is ui'ged to be present. 1.00 SIGN OfF a meetlne at the Muthit 's observations ra11ged over territory from Point Plea· · 9:00 ' 2·01) · Matinee The.t'er 3:00 Queea tor a Day 3·4rJ. Mo~ :B()mancu • ............Jll-· -., • 7:00 Tod!IY mo ·The White RDSe Lodge, AuxiliarY of the Brotherhood of Rail. road Trainmen, will meet at. "·""" P. M. Wednesday afternoon Woodmen's Hall. A general upgrading of :tving standards over the next 15 of industry to date . 12:00 ' Current L(\\) Lll)t, l!ar&Je 1:30 TeADeasee Ernie .. • U5 SIGN ON 6:55 7 :oo 'l'tida '. . 9.00 11om ll~m . SEWING CLUB TO MEET The Jolly Bunch Sewing Club 10:00 Tbe ee Ia :ft.lgb,t will meet Friday night at 7 ·30 at 10.30 Truth o-r toqai!quenee~ the home of Mrs Herman Batley 11:00 Tit: TH Dough · with Mrs. William Robson as the 11 : ~ tt Could Be You ' AUXILIARY MEETIN'G • . ~·"a . CHN'INEL 3 • FIRST WINE TANKER IHAI.F OF_. IT,""'~AYJ'~ WSAZ-TV Chan"e~3 TUESDAY ~ednesday 1 assisting hostess. Popu/ation Growth In Four County Area Not Expected To Boom From Influx Of New Industry Says FHA EconomJst tine] readen. TELEVISION GUIDE - The Middleport Garden Club wUI meet Wednesday evemng at ' the home or Mrs. Ernest Muag ut 7,30 P . M. -~~--~~--~---~c---- ~al GAitD&N CLU. MEETING • DJIIJ SenUne~ I'I!QlUO)'·Iillcldleport, -·Daily Sentinel Day Book I • t , '. :' · �•• ' - "~ • -" • ' ~ • ,." " v 2---Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy·Midtlleport; 0 ., June II, 1957 .' . ll :.: The Daily Sentinel k DEvOTED TO I<'ITElti!STS OP MEIGS-MASON AREA '• • . ' . RICHARD $, DWIH- G.NIRAL MANAGER I RfYNOLOI. GRIENI -EDITOR .Jf.lltlotaal advert.lain& repNsentatlv~e_. BottineW·Kim.bal.l. IDe.. 141 JAldia Ave.• New Yollk Clty; 16, N. 1'. .!L~ ttred u 1econd clua maUtna matter at the post olllee at PQu'l .....,:.JbiD, ' ' •SJbsc.rtp.ti~n rates: DeUYerv by carrier where .tvaJiable SO ceutl pet •1:: onP VAar ht advanc-e at The Daily Sentinel olflce, $~.60: llJ apnths. $7.80; thret month&, $3.90. By motor routP. where available· ori'e Tf\OIIth $1. By J11all ooe year $8; six months, $4.25; three moatbt: f;2.50: one month, 11. Published evet·Y afternoon except Sunilay by The OhJo Valley SAn tlnel, Jne .. 111t 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, 0. BusiDeu o!flce pbone ·398 editorial office phon .. 381. ' to 20 years resulting from the Kaiser Aluminum and Chemf. C OF ~ TO M!U The Ju~~ meetin~ pf .the ldddle.. l)Ort Chamber ot-C'Ommerce is to Company payroll has been forecast for the PointJ Pleasa~t H9uslng area which in the eyes of Federal Housing Authortty eConomists includes Meigs, Mason, Jackson and Gallia Coun· ties. However , confidential surveys by the FHA indicate that no great amount of new housing wiU be needed lor in-migration, What market swelling does take place LaTgely will derive from be held Friday evf!niM at ~7 . 30 at the Mayor'~ , olfice with William Grueser, preSident, presiding .. . t ~ •, 1'0 Mllf WIDNISDAY The Naylor's Run Memorial demand· for replacement housing and from the improved living b ase as noted abOve. · These generallzr,d oonclusions were given publicly by Frank A. Mucha, zone economist of the FHA, in an address before the annual meetfng of the West Virginia Bankers' Association, April 24. Mr. Edison Hobstetter, president of the Pomeroy NationaL Bank, kindly supplied a copy of Mucha's speech to The Daily SentineL RUARK REPORT .. • IY ROBIRT )'OIJ know It you har.e SHRINE Sf.SSION ba• a social· businesJ chat, the icbb~l fang Ia fixed ind awAy You 10· ra,.ey seem to have talltn a whole JoJ of the tneedf out ol ~•flllnl rour own c. RUARK teeth. havt not&eed tiiJt whole lot 1 1 traces the origin of this boom to the beginning of e~ploltation NEW YORK. _ It's been a p0w. of the valley's natur~lreaources other than coal Tb.s resulted errul lo.ng time since anybody from the long su:;tamed postwar boom that led industry to stuck a hand in my mouth, and I search out new but latent resources. Second, the aggressive mull sa)' that I have approathed American Gas a·nd Electric Company, mainly, has combined the dentist with fear and have tho nvi.lilabilUy of cheap coal and abundant water and has emer1gBd admt'h"db. Whblal~e mln~·ebnot<ekd · · 1 · b 'ld · f raU ng plants of· awasbunch urneof' tresh c oyatechnlquea • ·buJlt or lS p anmng to Ul a senes o gene that fering electric power at attractive rates. Third, the economic have tAken nearly all the curse off misfortun es besetting the soft coal industry have encouraged the tooth-plumbing bualne111. new method s and processes, jmproved efficlency and greater I am curr('ntly on .the fourth and utilization . Fourth . industriul chemistry is developmg scores final iea: or fung·fuctna and /an of new processes to use our resources and is creating markets ~r~~ ;eai~:;~~~~:ac:s toa w:~~iu~; for new produc ts. chamber However, a wF~,rJ1ing note: In today's technology, . when The ethics de-pat:tment prevents spf!aking of capital Investments of hundreds ~f millions cf my namin1 my o~n ivory me<:han· doH n·r s . th e c1·ealion (jf one new Joh may require an invest· ic, bul he Is 11 cred1t to the memory ment of $100,000 ot'Tn:t1re: · · · ot Lhe late Dr Leo Berman, ~ho To dat(~ (!<:~iser cven,lually " :HI ct?lploy _an estl~atcd 4200 ~~:;~f tt~ro~;~e .~!!r 1 ~~~1\si~~3 persons\ th e Celencse CorporlltJoO, Sylvama Electn~ Co., the wtlh out Ihe aid of some of the Vanadiub Corp., and th e Kyger Creek plant, and Ka1ser, hav(! more modern .'!tuff. Leo would aJ. U(:COunt ed for 1300 pcnnancnt ''new jobs" ln the four-county sn pour you a drink in the parlor Pomt Pleasc nt area p, aclkally :.11l this labor force has come whrn lhe dlrly work was done. from the local supply Only relatively few admlnlstrative peo· !he thing th.at faS;Clnate~t me is · 1 td K · ) 1 tht8 new drilling rtg, whtch repie a1·e brought ln . It lli es tma e at~er wHI tap th' _18 oca 1 volvt> s tts burr so fut it has to be sout·ce for all but about 100 administrative and techmcal peo.. water-cooled. 'They allow the cusple tomer to run the water·cooling ap· This cilll take place with little explosive demand for new paratus. which gives you a Jerue hou sing becau!le the unemployment figure for the Pt. Plf!as· or participation arid . also tak~a unt area stood at 6.6 m April . Total population is estimated at your mind off lhe noul!' the drtl1 . mnkes 89 375, an increase. of :.! 8 per· eent ~inre 1950, with Me1gs Nothing hurt11 ony more, of Couuly barely holdmg tls own. Stglllftcantly, the excess of cour.se, Rlnce they above a ho:rae· births over deaths in our area is 1,000 annua·lly yet ln these· 11ized shot of novocat,n into your vcn yt•ars the population has not mcrcascd 7,090 Ratht!r, it jaw, but lhty have ~ot yet man· went up 2 400. Thu s an estimated 4,750 persons have migrat· a~ed t.o anesthetize the ears. or ·' ' PI t rl.lt' a !!lloncer on the rotary dr11l. ed away tram the Polnl. easan area•. A thing I have noticed about Mucha notes that thts record Is not particularly encourag- a:ood dentist .. , like my friend the ing. He recognizes it ns an improvement over previous dec· departed Dr. Berman _ who ,In· ades when the gl•n cral economy of the area was on a Jong to· cidenlally, <lted lau1hin1 In the bogga·n slide downwnrd from about 1890 to the end of World middle of 1: joke - Is that they War 11 have developed a wonderful senae · · · · i h b of pr-attle wt!ilc they work. They Even With the out-migration, some new hous ng . as een keep you apprised of the protreu required in our art'a. This js explained by the nature of popu· a11 the airlinea do it now via the lation movements nnd the soda] changes accompanying them. public addre~a system in the planes Two observed facts are examples-(1) FOr a lonj time Ameri· and H's nice lo know that It "·on't cnn far.1ilics have grown smaller and (2), Social security and be lune now, the ua:ly wor~ !1 alretirement beneCits pr.rmit older persons to maintain their mo~t done, and If It doean t hurt now It never will. own homes They have evidently been train· It ls estimated that 250 new hoU!dng units have been bull( ed, or have learned, to be Informed annually ih thc Point Pleasant area since 1950. Yet this has on a ered many aubjeets, especial 1 dorie little to replace much s:ub·atondard housing, especially ly In the client's rteld, and before in our rural .areas. Postmasters' reported vacancies wore only aeem to be franker with the vic. questioning in th.e death or a tlm•~ and certelnl.y tb, .-.ter or.es friend in a U. S 52 auto crash have quit playiq wik!h doctor and Saturday, walked out of the brush approach you on a prac:ttcc.l plumb- near here loday- bnreloot, hun· log balls. It glvet the candidate gry and covered w1th cuts an' for the aaw and sc:t:lpel a mighty bruises. confidenceo which, I suppose, could The State Highway Patrol sa\·1 siTh: !~~e~~:! ~~:~dm; heart Donald, 28, of Buena Vi •· operation-or explorattcm- done ta. was shortly after be while the r,uent wu: fully con· at Dobson's Servi"e seious. It s called catheterlJJng a combination restauran• the heart. You run a kipd ot wire 181 SlMtiOn. . . , into the arm and Into the chest, The patrol ~aid he wu taken fo ~~fh wh;:~orJ~d P;:b~hro~~dt~~ lronlon General Hospital and helll gnph and is vlslble to the att8'11d· rOr lnvestii:ntlon !n the death or Ouard W. Jewett, 31, Portsmouth. lng doc:a on a kind of TV sereen They were looking for a hole in Jewett and Boland were be· one of the arterial walls, and this heved ln the spqrts C"ar when · piece of pipe probed 'round until crashed on Route 152 near her" they found It The lady didn't 1'he patrol •aid the auto wu J'lseem to mind and carried on a casual conversation with old Dr. inl an e!itimated 110 miles B•l bour when it crashed Arrowamlth, all neatl~ got up In llowevcr, only Jewett wa ~ his men-in-white togr. There Is sort of a mood to thll round In the wreckage. Author! moderu 1dufr. If thy veins attend tles .said they alao found shof'.-:, beUevd to have belonged to thee aiw, ,haul and 'em Itout. cut, It What don't you dw tan't tuy Boland. hit It a lick with an axe But get Boland lold authoritieS 1lC it done taat, 11nd without a whole awoke mornln!l, In a brush lot of mystery or sentimental clap. pile on thi!i a river bank and made trap. hl1 way through the rle~o~olate hi'' . And, of coUTse, the grutest or modern medical miracles to me II In the area to the service slot> anethestlc. Two a:uya cut on me lion. ror four hour11 In Houston a eouple The patrol said he wu glve: yean baek, which takes a mM of first aid for the many minor In· painkiller. When I woke up l waa juries all over his body. lt:.S not dnthly lick like you untl to clothes were badly torn, otfie1r.! be. I was juat hunary and aent down to the hoapitaJ cafeteria for uld. They add&d 11e told the 'PrO· a h1mburaer and a plate or cbocoprletor or the aa• station he had late ice cream. been "thrown out or a motorboat' Well, l 10t to run now. the and wanted a lift bact to Por"...l· man attendl to atek uranium In mouth. ~ my lac:o, and I ean 1carc:ely Later he admitted to to ellrnb baell: into the c:bllr ud run my Jittie water-coolinJ~ fnaJ. patrolmen that be had been the crashed sports cat bUt chine. slated he was nut the driver. (Copyrla:bt, ID57, by United Feature Syndlcllte, Inc.) 1 ••Jt DID YOU KNOW/ mjtm W · ~'ff two percent m 1956 Mucha found the mo!lt encouragement !or an actual boom" , 01 Glenna Rummell. devotedArmys serln the Pal'kersburg-Marlettu.st. Mary's area. L oca 11 Y, h e sees vant of God, ana Salvation They may be drawn ft·om agriculture, trai\Sferred from those employed in construction, from other Jndustries, and from the Under.empJovcd. ' sur.Q:e- or lmmigrancy an d t h ere Iore Increase d . The greatest . !lousing demand, will be felt in JackiOn Coiii'IY from new peo· · ple wllh akllls not available In the Point Pleaaant area. .· (;onsldera~ly more Industrial expansion may be expected. but. !inlets developed In volume. a net out·,mlvaUon may be elr\ieeted to eontlllue in most secllons. ' f'ilt~- s~es the ~realest benefit to the Valley beln- Ill• hl•her WiiJie rates ·oald In an increasln~ numbet oflndiiatr,e• which ·' ·1t111 I[B~4ally bu,t Inevitably ralso the stan~arda , of living .,'iil' itilrfilijbout the arep. . ." i ,. • i'l'£ii t 7 DAYBOOK . .. .. · -SALISBU.Y PTA NOTICE Members of the Salisbury PTA w¥ are to as<>Lst in the preoarat\on of the dinnrr for· the llospita} Boosters Meetln~ to be held Tburaday, June 1,3, a.r~ un 1 .l~-lj··.\~ih; school t. dir}J~er will ~'3Q ~ : 30 S :45 tJ:Of) l:l~vletlm uo News ~ea tinea Splna~h ~~ybouse 6:30 W,eatherc t 6,~5 7;30 P•ll\e #:00 ' lane Wy,m.n Show 3,30 C!fcle ~eoter 9:30 Federal? Men· · 10:00 AMan CaUed X ----~- T~IIDA'I' 7:00 'J'immie bean 7:30 llloo'ti>lt 'lllaokle 8:00 c•_ptain Kangaroo 8:!0 CorUss Archer 9:00 GalT)' Moore 9:30 Arthur Godfrey lO:ltQ Strl):e It Rich 11:00 VaUant LAdy It :15 Love of ur. 11:30 Searcb for Tomorrow IH5 Glilll!o~ !Jg~t 12:30 As Ule World Turns t2:00 ' lta\le'~ j(llch,n l :00 Our Miss Brooks' 1;30 Hou.separty Big Payoff Bob r.rosby Sho\f BrJgbter Day Secret Storm Edtfe of Nlgl\1 Tbe Early Show Your Esso Reporter 5:45 Sports Parade 5:55 Weatherman 6:00 2:00 2:::Hl 3:00 3'J5 3,30 · 4:00 5:30 6:" a,30 7,00 i '~ '. . bllre.Jngraham wrrn. SYRACUSE. N. Y. UP- J)oPIIIy Sherltfl juat waited aftlr 14f, IJ!Q·~'"il' TennelJee Er11ie Matinee Thea!<t Queen tOr· • ib•t Modern Rom~e• C~medY. Tipl~& >' M'oVietlme , ' I ' ~ BAKER rFURHITURI ,Oii ";D:..t c- Arlena Jt¥1e. Mn. J'odet, who b.u Jptt rede · corated her new home,\ ~ened cb.icken, salad, bot rolla, Jed te '• ice cream and nke to tlae memben. 6:45 NBC lwf~'r~, . 7,00 lrayoi' of•the :'!'Own uo Father icpo,. ,1Beat 8,00 Kraft, TV Theater .. ,,00 Thl> .lo •Yp\11' . J;ile 9,30 0 Henry Playitotu;e ·,10,00 TBA 10:30 New1 H~adUnea 10,40 Nltewatch 12,00 Tonl!<ht ·. 7,00 Jimmie - -~ 7:30 ~ Dean TiiE LAMP, ' Boston Blackie 8:00 Captain Kln&•ioo a:ao o,oo uo Arth11r Goctrr07 10:30 strike It l\lch 11:00 VaUant Lady 1I ,13· Love of IJtt. ·J1,30 Search for Tomorrow M~e and ' litnDetll Rlckud· of Columbus Hoff~d arrived_ Suoiiay ewrilnr,: to spend 11,43 Clii!Pioe Llaht 12:00 Katie'• Kitchen 12,30 AI the Wori... Tul'N ,,oo Our Miss Brook• ' l :30 Holl.lleparty 2,00 2,30 J'OO 3,15 ' JNTIIE CorU11 Archer Garry Uoore Big Payoff Mra. Ada the aummer ~ith bb pJ:!.ele, Curtis andRlcta.rd, Christi, Rickard and ~ife aad manage the ' .Mrt. Amy farm work. Krs. Laura Mrs. Forrest Mur. Fry, Bob Crosby Show Brl.ghter Da~ Secret Storm Mr: and .Mrt . .Curtia M. Young apent Sun~~ ,teverUng with Mr. and ME'I. H. Tobey -My en. Edge of N~ht .,oo The Early s:tow 5,30 Your Esso Reporter 3,30 . ft:4!5 Sports Parade 5:55 Weatherman . Movdo8loul. . ... ' .DUTTON DRUG . . . ' ' ' co~ PHONE AM , . Blddlepoort 8:00 Millionalre 8:30 rve L.t.ot A Secret 9:00 20th Century Fox Hout 10:00 Up-to-the-minute New• 1 0:05 Scanning the Weatbef 10,10 The Lote Sbdw Si!ln On Adventures In Learnin,r Noou News Neighbors Frankie Laine The Feminine Touch I Spy Public: Defender News of the Night Shipmate Varieties Theater IS The Late Newa Never Before Has One Car Won ··::.=.:: . -' CHANNEL 1! WED. 10:59 Sla:n On u,oo Adventures ln Learnin•. 12:00 Noon Newa 12:15 Neighbors 12,30 Liberace l·oo The Feminine a,ao c,oo Cartoon Club To~ch .. , 2,00 Afternoon Fllon FeltlYil l.Ue With EU111beth B:OO Mickey Mouse Cl•b 6:00 Five Star Final ' 0:13 John Daly 1: lhe Newt e,3o Disneyland uo Naey Loe 8:00 ODie and Harriet ,,30 Ford theater o,oo Wednesday Night Flghtt UB lil!rlf<ope · \0:00 News of the Nlaht 10h0 Theater 13 n:c0 The IA.te News ' JIM Sian Oft men WhQ, know the most about cars pic,t: Ptymoutb a~ tops in v'al~; HEALtHY FISH mi ·· "de dru*s in ~inneeota fLih hat· oeber1es shoW.d make for sleek, healthy brook trout in Not~ll Shore streams this summer. Flab· fll'l•• lllllervt.sor J!iia1m·.. swen- i· !~~~~~~~~:rr, son satd 1 brook trout dlstaiP.. 1'; called furunculosis, is beina: tom• bated terramye!ln while &he the hatcheries. I ST. PAUL-Use of new . 'I( '·., ~ive Fines Meied ' . ,,, !·fitted ' •ut and coats for lntoxlc I· 'Orid 'Kenneth R. rreetor fine and eosta lor PLTMOUTH - "Ecoile"' ltodor of Its llohl"-1957 Moltllaaa lconemy l•n• "Ia dto 1957 Mobilpo Econ- omy Run Plymouth w<llflinJ plato in Qaao •A,'• the dJyj. oion that btcludeo oU of die we-11-bown low·price cart. Tho Plymouth wu p<>Werild, by. v.a engine will!~ · , buy !tecouae we foel'"'.aa It off~ts Diore and het~t t'iaaaportation nlue th-.t.n aity -~ ~1957, car reg~rd· Wa of price." (From .the •Jime.iMue of CAR IJFE, the .~y outo magttlirie.) 'li First In every way l ) l'he ' · oaatic transmiuion/' {f'Nm , · .J U. S. Auto Club "'!;;f''o,J. . ' .Torolon..Aire ·.. ~Bu\ton ... the ''.!"' · ,/ I ' . . $299.00 Tbe next meetin1 11 aeheduled for Jub' 11 1t tbe home of Jfroil. 1 . ••llr l!iotl t.ottee. ner. ' JohnJOn, U, d11h.ed. into yellln1 that the attaeker "Coming rl1ht b~Jn,d me." O~e minute l•ter the ua•llant ran lh, CON OAM~-------- -WR- D.NHII - - - was 'lrrNte:d and Jailed. 1 PI~RU. \ ' li..L..I\ilbilrt l.ee. ·D. UP - Two men edminiatrati~ ..Uttant1 to Repu· NYLON IUITf. lnd,nose ape~lal. hllc11 n Oov. .r.-..11'0.., pnoned thP HANCOCK. ltlao. UP - IMao •l n~ftr here of St. Charle, Jlotel bere ·and lttktt.l DO teehnJ.cla.n• worklq ht~ ~t.w to treat the for "Denny1' ntP-nlnj: F. N. CM- labonll'f'Y bull! hero to ttol ldl!ta fluid th47 grove, atate • . 11t ~l!,eani. chair. P~elsion radar ~tf!iz;aa~a ~ welt 'l'hty ex• m~n. '. He Wll , ~~·wltn Den· sp.elal ~lon auJls and undara:o Lheu nlli JE>Iisfn, · ~~ iij ··tutetuy tboroU,b' •O!uwn cleohllti town of the Dem~.(f In ~hill •tat •. Umo tiler t~o II!Jal ;rpo ,j~dlti:JUal Both C'J'IrOYe tli<f,,' lf!IIOD ban purpl)lle Is to ra'aiDCa~n a ·,- ·fttf ./_.,,., 1 1 'alme•Phtrt. ' : : t ·~. 1 oflle~a ~ \11.~.,~~~··0· ~ IIJdcll• - DUriO( the buJlJleM metLlnJ lh"l. C. R. YGU~lt pve a repOrt of the- .1taeeellful mUIJc:ale wl&leb was lpouol'td bT the SoddJ. PJan1 were dilmlled lor tbe AJt.. niverNTJ ceJebnUOil at tbe ehu~h oa June 30 and the 1adiel prepared lbe meau for tJae dJ~t­ 'l;t '· l:!!tm<Julh... today'l ~lall tln~lh~~·~t~sa~m~i·~~·tr,at~loi"i-~~.:.:!~~~~!!!~_!!~~f- A:Yfi:D.U. wltll 1bo. ClmpbeU Harper, YOtlonal tenlee. Romper Room The Price Ia Rililb.t Tru1b or ConaeQ.uencel Tle Tsc 1Jougb tt .Could Be You gurreot , • , • ' all boll buy"-Car Lifo Ma8cdfne. "AfrOr teotiug all the 1957 ·cars we ·obt;·oq - ~ prea:ldlnJ. !'be memben putldpo\ecl In the :t.- ' ' .. . ·''., . Pli'MOUIH-"'I'.Ur .,.,_ Glenn• com•• up (problbly otill ... __. ........... dli•illt• ~ ..,., .... . • vit:e-~ltdnl, .6:1.3 Douglai F.dwarda ~ ;ao M~ Frler.a Fllctit -t '1.00 Art~U~~ G'ocifreY Stidw 6:15 Jobn Daly and Newa 6·30 Contuct 7,30 . Wyott Earp 8·00 Broken Arrow 8..!0 Telephone Time 9'00 9:30 10:00 10·10 11 ·10 12:45 .Rodio Dial pori, A·OO Ac:ticn Afternoon Film FesUvl\ 3.30 Lite With Elizabeth 4:00 Cattl)Oft Club 5:00 ~lckey Mouae Club 6:00 Five Star Fiaal \ Soutb Seeo84 WHTN-TV C1tannel1310·59 11 00 12.00 12 :15 12·30 1:00 2.00 I1P • T11e IlL liarJalt llopllll ills. ioiWJ llodot7 IDol IIIII p u t ·~---...... at the ..... Of lilt. Wt• ICJDeJ, ... Club!rot\~ "' .flfll tOr tndepeatlollt pe ' -~-- TUESDDAY CHANNEL 13 On Your ~!"'11 WCHS-TV Channell· _,,_ Meigs Co'unty News on 990 spot l. !II!W- YOU: - I 10.~ Daily . Waterfront , 8:30 Weathereilfr' '• 11:95 Sportt Eye , SM<ts E1 8:45 :NBC Newt 'l:ftg ~ Arthur Murray Pa!'t)' 100.'1 11:50 a. m~ HILL AND GULI.Y MAYFLOWER . Mt.Morioh ... Missionary Unit Meets 6:00 9,30 ' o.; June 11, 11117--1 ' ,. ~ ' . cartoon• · , 5:45 !~Jews ~\0'8 }1·. o·~o 10.00 WJEH . 12:00 . ~:QO 1:30 1:00 3:00 3:43 4:00 CartOOI\J 9,00 Writer Bend w•s made Jlad Saturdar by a &ub.otantlal 1111\ ol money ~"' sentod to her by friends ta thi! business world, on the atr,etli and ull over, Her need: Wl,l a new tlllkle tor the cldc;;Jy station waaon shf' ·lrive•--<he lorlliltt one · "rook J out" while on • reeent trlp on her Fathf!r'a buslnt,ll. The ,.,.on w~o soUcUed her• bi!knownst to her and was llldfl glad by th8 ov.r.whelmlna: a:enet·· ouaKnow response. what 1 expoC'lf Wh ,:, - Mum 90 Times Corr1munity Church will be held Sunday at •2 p. m. June 1(1. Every one is welcom,d. ' the downwnrd t1·end slowed, but not Yet stopped by the Influx "Commonder In Chler• In the ex<!ess of the present pool of unemployed Is available here. Sport Car Driver Held In Death Of Man On Saturd~y Marv ShrlnP., White Shrine of Jerwalem will meet in regular aeaslon Friday at l! P. M. Rt the TOOF Hall Mrs, Nettle Farley. Dep1,1tv of District 16, will be present and conduet a school of .instruction. AU officers are re· queited to be present. There wdl be potluck ::~Jrli!~hmentll . medical mwnbo'-huJtllo lJ dluppearlna tbea da~1 • ..._ the inCOUNTY ~RA'I'IR S!RVIC! ventlon ot the more m~ern aids SOUTH POINT, 0. UP-A A countv-wide prav~ aervlce to bod)' s:e~lr. 'l'be ;)lysitia111 .sporlti car drivt!r wanted for (class meetinR'l at the Eagle Ridae ol T Instead of new industry attracting great numbers oC new u ,oo 11 ·30 1 The Past Councilors of Theodorus Council Daughters nt Amer· lea will meet Thursday evenin~ at the ht)me or Mrs. Albert Woodard East Main Sl , Mrs. Le1ia Flint and MrS'. Li;lwrence Smith are co·hos. tesses. ' The "ooom" in the Ohio valley sO much discussed recently, including an optimistic roundup story in Time Magazine, is really no boom at all with respect to housing says Mucha. He people lo the area, Mucha said labor experts belleve that with pntience and training programs a reservotr Of personnel far In 10:30 •,oo Conie<iv IP• COUNCILC.RS TO MEET sant to Wheeling, W. Va In his analysis he treated the two West Virginia counties and Meigs and Gallia as a study unit. Two other "areas" were the Parkersburg-Marietla·SI. Mary's and ·the Wheeling-New Martinsville-Bellaire areas. His romal'ks about Meigs, Mason, Gallia and Jackson (fta.. venswood) Countil:!s will be of palticular interest to Daily Sen· He doe, not try a prediction about the effects or the addl· Uonal unit to the Sporn power plant. He said unamors" of other eXI)anstons- hinting at the Lltart Falls land purchases --could not be conftrme d. 10:00 Play-:round As90Ciation \\Ill have 10:30 New~ Headlines playground a! 10:40 Nltel11ltcb 7 P. M. WedneSday arfd everyone 12:00 TooiJhl in that area is ui'ged to be present. 1.00 SIGN OfF a meetlne at the Muthit 's observations ra11ged over territory from Point Plea· · 9:00 ' 2·01) · Matinee The.t'er 3:00 Queea tor a Day 3·4rJ. Mo~ :B()mancu • ............Jll-· -., • 7:00 Tod!IY mo ·The White RDSe Lodge, AuxiliarY of the Brotherhood of Rail. road Trainmen, will meet at. "·""" P. M. Wednesday afternoon Woodmen's Hall. A general upgrading of :tving standards over the next 15 of industry to date . 12:00 ' Current L(\\) Lll)t, l!ar&Je 1:30 TeADeasee Ernie .. • U5 SIGN ON 6:55 7 :oo 'l'tida '. . 9.00 11om ll~m . SEWING CLUB TO MEET The Jolly Bunch Sewing Club 10:00 Tbe ee Ia :ft.lgb,t will meet Friday night at 7 ·30 at 10.30 Truth o-r toqai!quenee~ the home of Mrs Herman Batley 11:00 Tit: TH Dough · with Mrs. William Robson as the 11 : ~ tt Could Be You ' AUXILIARY MEETIN'G • . ~·"a . CHN'INEL 3 • FIRST WINE TANKER IHAI.F OF_. IT,""'~AYJ'~ WSAZ-TV Chan"e~3 TUESDAY ~ednesday 1 assisting hostess. Popu/ation Growth In Four County Area Not Expected To Boom From Influx Of New Industry Says FHA EconomJst tine] readen. TELEVISION GUIDE - The Middleport Garden Club wUI meet Wednesday evemng at ' the home or Mrs. Ernest Muag ut 7,30 P . M. -~~--~~--~---~c---- ~al GAitD&N CLU. MEETING • DJIIJ SenUne~ I'I!QlUO)'·Iillcldleport, -·Daily Sentinel Day Book I • t , '. :' · �J I I . - --¥'fi!J... ... ~ ........ --.- ..__. . . . .' .. ~ T "~ "' J, ..-• .• l ' D:edy Sqtlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport; 0., June II, 1957 l Tigers Win 1-0 over SJfaCUH fft-.PORYLeGii8 • Hogan Favored 'to Win Fifth . Nation~ Open The Daflg Sentfrael SPORTS DESK TOLEDO, 0 . UP-Although lif'l I • admits t-.e ._, bef;n playing tNtdly Racine Is 4-2. Ben Hollt~ '1.11 tnat11lled as t~e 1 tt Iavo~lle today to seQre a.n un- 1 Pl"t!cedented' Mh Yil'lotY in th e- o,·er Indians, Tie For Lead By Ch•t Tannc:blll The Me1g, County Pony Leagu·! -National ()tieD Jolt championalli' Wh~b &eta unde'rway Thursday There is rlear and strong distreSs !lignal coming over the radio at the re.designed Inverne l'i waves lrom the Rock Springs «turn. neighborhood where live!! Phil Old prO Jimmy Dl!'maret, younf Collins. Clearly it sayl\: SOS, SOS, Pettt Thomson and Doug Fo ;•l SOS. were equal second choices at 8·1 Colli,n s is hurting bad for an defeoding Ch1mpion Cary Mid dle- OVA caliber pitcher. Sunday, his eoff, Jultus Boros and Sam Snead faithful crew who loves baseball were bracbted at 10.1 and Dow with a pusion £it for a Romeo Finsterwald, Gene Uttler, Jack .•· went down before the onslaught of Burke, Arnold Palmer and Jay 1 Gallipolis, 21 ·8, wbieh Is a respeclHebert were 16-l lontshola. able 1930iah basketball score. A For the other 150 men who wi'l total of 16 hits were racked against seek gold and glory in this 571h three Pomeroy pitchers but , edition of one of the world'~ strangely enough, It wasn't the greateHt tournnments it was "b ..! hits of the oppo.'lit~on Umt actually yOur m~r~:ey and 111lce your pic'k.'' beat Pomeroy as it was ttte parade . 1Wo Prac:tlc• Ro..,ndt o! fielding errors . Thert' were 10 Jloflan already has turned ill c~stly bobbles. Pomeroy hud 1 :!1 two practice rounds ot lverncs~. h1ts. and the only thifl( yo·u could say This unhenlthy .fit•lding condt· f or both round!J was thlt they d1·u0 ~, has ex JSJCd smce Huey "Btg 'W8l'e consistent. Eeh time, th•! Chief 1teyll01ds h~d to Withdraw lillie Texas wen! out in 8& and as the Pomeroy PILcher. The net returned m 38 for ldentlt1l 73,. r~rult Of that Joss; h~~ be~n not The par rigurCs for the 6.9lfl· only ~i:a of ~ppos1l10n h1ts, but yard Inverness courst are 34-J'!- also tOO ffli~Y tl!'ro_ r s brought 70. , . abo.ut bJto lotllli _ pla:ytng out of However, despite kogan's un · thetr l)atural postttons a.s one after lmpres.sive praetir~ rounds, m1·st the ,,ther of th~m went to the experts feel be rates the favor · roun~ to try thetr hand at pitchite's role becaute or fils succc~s ".&. I , . in four other Opens 1U'III the fact .._ollfns, weli.rms: a fa~e ~w1ce os he want' thlt tlfth trown s 1 long as CBl:ry Stengel /I after a mueb be can talf.e it. lO·game loahg str~k. Raid this morning he f'xpects to sign Ed Demoske¥ of Middleport. Ed h:.~s done some: pitching and may be a partial answer. Collins iJ hopine he v.·ill be the complete o ne . wa5 !ICramblc-d Monday n~lhl in Pomeroy and Racine as the T iers rose up tu edgr Syra~uu in tl well-played and tfght baJl 1ame 1·0. . In the other !lame Larry Mor.-i so n's Racine Club held onto ai tic ror first place with a 4-2 wi:1 BY UNI1111 PUll .., UrYted Pru• NATIONAL LIAOUI The Mllwaukl!& Braves are the w L Pet. majors' No. 1 en11m1 this year Cinclnnatl . . . . It 10 .8M because they're playing like alsoPhiladelphia ... 28 19 .~G6 1 rani agalnft the Weak teams but 1 :Sr"oklyn ...... 28 20 .tltls 1 ~ Milwaukeu . , . . 28 20' .M3 11,'- look lite t'tlompl0n8 against their chlel National t.fla~t~e rlvnls. St. Loulo . . . . . 2d 21 .553 3 New York . : . . 20 St .A'D2 11 The Bra\lee again rose to the challenge or a top contendeT Mon· PIH.sbW'gb . . . . 17 32 .347 13 C'hicaeo · . · . · 14 29 .326 13 day nliht when Boh B'Uhlla lourMondly'a RnUitt hit pitching ~nd Ed Mathews' twoMilwaukee 3 Brooklyn l night run homer s:aVc them a s-1 vic. Pftbburs:h S Cincinnati 2 nieht tory over thf' Brooklyn Dod~ers . T!JetdiY'• Preblble Pltchert The win put the Braves into a Milwaukee at Brooklyn nii(.l 1. third-place He with the Dodger 11 • -crone 2-1 YS Craig 2-2. The Redlegs lost D-2 to Pittsburgh. Chicago' at New Yr.rk night-- , The betrolt 'l'!gerf wAlloped the Kalser 1·3 Vfl Gomez ?·3. N'!W,..lork Yal~keea K for t~cir St. l..ouls at Philadelphia nlf't 11XI11 - "vtctory tu eight meet1ngs -Dicbm'l 2-2 VI Simmuns 4·2 with the world champion s and tht.> Cincinnati at Pittsburgh nlg~1t BoHtQn Red Sox {'lubhed ,tl jtl Kan. -GrOIII!I 4-2 Vll Smith o-1 or Ar · sna City All, tl-4, In the only otht>r royo 2·5. big IP-ague activity. AMIIJCAN LEAGUE Buhl, who beat th e Dod gers W L Pet. GB eight timer, ln ~t ~ f'll~un, did it for ChiCil.l!o . . . 32 l:'l .681 the serond Ume this Yl'lll' altho ug h New York 28 21 .381 IJ lix k ~pt him In f•·equt~nt Dc.trolt 27 24 .529 '7 I•:::~;~~·, The bill right hnntler out tlve fur hlfl fifth vie. Cleveland ... , 2fl 28 .&21 7'A. 1, Bos1on . . . . . 20 2S .sto 8 the vear. Baltimore . . . 22 27 .449 11 , who hit only .218 Xaneu City ... 21 29 .4~ 121f.a Brooklyn last 1100~on , put Washington lH 1!J ,340 l7 uhend with his third · Morul•v•• Resultt &11d llinl)lea by, Bill Boston 11 Kansa! City 4 LOJ&n and Hank Dttrolt 9 'New York ~ 1 their other :run In Tu.Hay's llrolt1ltf• Newcombe suiand !'loW alands 4-6 New York nt Chica~o · nigl'l~ Shant! 6·1 v.11 Wll.t~nn 6-2 the year. Gil Hodge! had thrfle Washington at Kansas Citv of the Dodgers' four hlti and ra isnlght-Stobbs 0-10 v1 Garver 4·4 oa rttch.... .' Baltimore ot Johnson 4·8 Detrnl! Hoeft 1-2 YJ l!r':'::· •I W L lllehmond . . . . . 34 18 Toronto . ... ... 29 22 Euff1lo .. , ~ 1 , , Miami . . . . . . . 24 28 . ~ ' . • - _,~ - . .... " -II.~W - · ~.. """"".. '' were enrDute ..l:o MounctavtJU, tor a vl.it. Mr. 1nd Mn. WIIU:un Burford have been In Dayton vititin~ tJielr daughler, Mn. Harold Clark. Mr. an<l Mrs. E. 11. Wood drovt" to Moupdsvllle thla weekend _,,. tet th.etr. •ran~riiuat.ter, Irene. who will visit them while her parents, lf.r and Mrs. H. H. War rcn, Mouii.C11vtUe, ttnd Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wood, Ripley, ar ~> tpendinf two weeki! in Florida. Mr. an.d Mrs. W111ard Stiver~ Oallu, Texis, arrive e here Mon day for a visit with relatives. Sunda)' guests of Miss . fJ! '~ Cecil wel'C Mn. ·M arie Sv,:ope, in· ~ructor at MarshaH College, anti Miss Lena Ro~. Huntington. The ladiea, who had attended U~c commencement exercise! at Ohio UniveTstty, Wt:lre ' rlaumates of Miss Ceeil at OU. WI! !·u respontive tttm waa led-in pruer· bj , Mr. Bartels. · After !he o~Jribil o/llui .... Ice t8e Prlmity .D.e. an'd BeJl~• . ... ... Ann ai'ld two ~a\.1are risltin11: Barter. Mr. and Mrs. Schramm. Z.ne&l'illc, Wer.e JUe ;h of Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons and family and were aceompanle! hom.e. by their . grand11on, · ·Tommy Lyona, for a visit. • 5 p.m. Baer, 'rM< 111<1 .....td'o 111001 poo)j,.; · l ~roduc.t)oa outboard, the r · If > )JAJ!x; 75! 1Drive i>ut· . ~U\fl . tintst fimtna motOr. Otta...., Ill., pray1 that Army Speelalllt 3/e Wllllam 8. Girard will eome borne a tree man to occupy f,h&t empty cbair. He .. the 01 ..m.di!Jell for tri&J by & THI GIUID FAMILY at home b1. m. the ldD..ln&: of a Ja.paneae woman on • ~iry range. From Jelt: LDu1a Glrud, broth- The Holatein Twilight meetln~ is always one of the belter cbirl .Japanese court oa ID&Dillughter ebarpa: meeting1 1nd Mn. Hitrold Shadle and Jlm Shadle, ho1t.11 for th!s er; Louia' chUdnli, Terry. I, ad Jo.um, 16: liN. Otrard.. The year's TwUlgbt MeP.tinJ, Uv;; Wbole town il wroup.t up. fl.,.,..loftGI~CoJ, worked hard to make aure thai year's meeting wiU be no extc~ the difficult girls' good groo'lt· you attended 4-H camp. Thiij ~ tion So mark down June 18th a~ ing; Ed IrVin and Che1 Haddo1 the opinion Of Jack Rogers and the day you will altf'nd the meel · Mrs. Addie E~Wat'ds visited ller who judged Uie poster contes~ be Is in a pretty good prudtion 13 in g. sister, Mrs. Ella ,stewart of Weat and boys good troomin&; WJlliJl ,,-, know whl~ be's talking about, n Federal ~IOIIne Tax hfuncl Columbia. She is ln a serious con- Gregory, our eounl)' agent, wl.1 }'Ou ball ~layen-flre me 11 last Farmer• will receive a .$.03 -vp diUon, was in charge Of tHe e-ci ji.ldaiu& notice on your lntentions. galloa Federal Tar re!und on ul . C~uck Armlt.rqiJ.& of· Waverly, and !(Brother) 8111 Priddy, who ga10line used lor farm.tnl pur· OhiO J1 spendin& a lew Weeks usllited 'lrit!i th~ af\deUN. Tbe '~ pOJel duriDJ the {isnl J:elt Jtar · with Mr, and lli's. Jame1 Jones'. are fbe li:ind of peOple that we ing July 1. tll'l8, ud endina lUD'~ Janice Duncai'l whO is employed must WAve to . mlike our ovehlll 30, 1957. You wiU tu~ from In Columb'Us visited her parentl, 4-H prbgatn iuccessluJ and We \I!IL.. IAM P. GllEGOilY July 1, 1115'7, to Septembe' 30, Mr. anQ. Mrs. Burerl Dunean, Sat- are Jl'llteful for tbeit help. M11on Ceunty Aplcul"\'r• Actent 1917 te tile for your rtfund. urday at!:d Sunday. TH\oJirtW -«:n.....U• Dey · J~~nl~r ........, • ShOw. The procet.ure for DUng will Mn. Alma Peek and ehlldren, Ddih't lOJf!t., tofi;IOi'fow it JO:OJ f61t cbbdnt saibiGay &t tlar- 1 be the same 11 lalt year wu• ono Jerty. Sberon aod Jim, and Sandra A. M. we w111 bavt olir 1nnual Ylncent of Cbtll.l cothe, railed on ' coUnty AMi Up Da;..r. Thl.l b mon field ~ere ' hl Pt. Pleasant exeeptlon; Instead of filling out a Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Henty .Moh· the unte fGt the . dimonsttali~. startin1 at 1:80 P. M.. the South double unl JeHD. tilly Pill ea•d ~ filled oul day. · . ··' jlublle •pi!atlnj, - n j V:t ce6m- ,W.!!Q1 Dittrict Jcraev Bree ' Laft rear the Elr:tensloh Offirtl plote 1oitume). SO\ilni cwool ers will bold a Junior ~Show. Tbifl o~Ult,) arid ~tYl!! . J\Hul! Cii~tes:.s sh~;~w ill · de..sijhed Primarjly ror hJndiM ~e forms for tetUnsc Wlbhers heli: wll1 ro td tbe -:-eo the youthful Jersey Preeders to yout tefund. I d9D't knOW' whetl1· global ' or state eontesta in Ju~ help them Jearn about quality et we will handle tbe rorma th'4 BY RUSSELL II. PRIDDY cattle and bO..• to exhibit them . year or not. II ..e do or of I nod Ma10n County FOur tf Clul:l A,.nt 11M Aujwlt. There will be four age daswo out ••o wilt baYe the fofDUI, I Covlliil 4-M .-~~.,. A......,... Act'Mtln De' lnloyM tn the show: J'unlor and Senior will lnlorm yn Ia 1DJ week~y Last Thursday, you will reca.l, : TW· Stale wiU send iwpb 1lu ,. ealvea, Junior and Senior Year!· M'llrlpaper iolumD. we beld our Annual Actlvitlea tim, Otorll Page and clara .M •• inga, cows, two years but leu Day at our 4-'11: Camp. In all, 1WatiOit Oil July 8 to •WOrt ou ·· than four years old, and C'OWII aECALJ.; UUAJI !tome 215 4-H duD membe s, youaj 4-H camp. 'rbe 'VJOtkera for four ye1u and older. A Junior KANSAS CITY, )((1. UP -Tile leader~. par~nts anti frlend.i the Oldet .t!amp on July 1$ will - Champlor., a Champio•t, ltan!WI Citt A.Ulleties lllw. ·r · · .were m attendance. 1 think eve "Y William Pihnell. Clara- Mae W.u- and a Grand wi!J also e~lled right· hancted pitdtltr Jaet one had a good thne and mo.~t son and Ralph tzar~. be s.eleeted. will 'le Urba;t frOm Denver 1f the ·Ame · came awBy happy. ·I would - Jilte to lo.lttle LH~utti afng to C11t1p done b;y W. D. Dire ·· I ean ASIOda.iJon. He won three thank the judges for their belp Twn. or thr;ee \ of !he Lltth in supeTVi.sing the vt~rJous Judg· Men's B.ill League have alk")cl ing i!ontests. they . were : Mt~ ' what t() dc:t about golD( to camp Ann Bartlett, Baited Cood!t; Jhn and What tO do to pro'tet!t their Darby and Emil Gore, Eleetri '· positions. If you will contact m~ cation; Mrs. Clifford Dunn , Can- nr th.is bfflce, 1 will contact yo,,. ned Goods; Mrs. Wi11iRm Grego . ~ . mnn~ger or coach. I believe that Sewing: Mrs. Sally .Jacobs and if thls Js done, you won't have to M~~~y La!llie, who judgec1 fear losin_R your ~osition ~~~~o ----- Nevact& otoinlo-tett .' ' . ·.·.,& ~ " >. . . . oilo whlch wuWipended ·trom·a telt ·Ct'ltr ,Yucc&l'lat. ' dl4 toucb lt oft, & .....,. lecoo41 otter lbo apl<iO\OD, OUTBOARDS FOit 1957! • I\IAIK 75 • MARK 55 • MA.K ~0 • MAn 25 .. ' • MAIK 10 • MAIK 6 . $IX TO $1ltl'( HORSEPOWER Wl~tJfC:floice if 12ower on ·t he' Watfrf HARTFORD . ' D.aricl FieldJ, son ol Mr. 1ni Mrs. Blil Flelds neelved &It eY( injury Friday eveninJ but la cfO.. • iDe nittlP.· Mr•. Robert Embleron t{.;~.ui; w• 13 PT. PLEASANT LVS.' I P.M. GALLIPOLIS LOW _AND ·HIG"if"AT WSSt ·POINT · 1· ~ ' ' Fight Results 1 1> l\i1 I I ' \.''\/ ~, f ' . T I It N " ' ' '· <' •. \. ' -~ 1.9W MNt Rto11ord Horton !Iowa·(left) . and hlib mon lobn a....,; Vlc~ '·lh~e - bandl 42urin1 Welt PoJiit pduatlon exerbte&. BMru-11 from VIneyard HaV$1, JlaU., VIcker. from .l'at.rfteld, j . . eo,n.. . Bot.b, becomt!l, •ccond looqe. ( IRiM"MUonal BOIUWpMfo,t ! NAVY~~ES EXC"EPTION FOR THEM i ' . ' ' ' Montreat 17 33 Havana 6 Montreal 5 Toronto 8 • Ml~'l'l 1 Richmond ·~. lltlffolo ~ Columbua 1 Roeht~Wr 3 , . · AMIIIICAN Alfllel,t.116if Chorl.,ton 8 ·Minno.ipollt ~ St. Paul 10 Loulsvlllo I. Jtl Loulovllle 1 St. 1'••1 8. ln4 Dennl" 3 Wtenita i, tit Denver '1 Wlehita 2. tnd lndlanapollo 10 Omibt f I' Marietta Grid / TeamToU.ve • ' 11ieltbo~e. Stub~~Alde s DAY and NIGH1S For Your co...mlmee Oalbo..-d Motor 011 Mollll Bttii4J Jlldct Au'lomolle TranJ. Oil IOLINS "Mdlll a6d lnaildiaa for the funm• to . .u .s•rt thtt you hliW plmty of ile)aulablt electric · r at • ...ucmable ph« 10 that you .::~ cO.tii:t.uc co Liv~: t . . ... El•tlrlt-•11~. "'" OHIO equipment. l;:ome In amt • ... tht brl«ht ..... lll!leldcote coiOl& em!;, · $9A5 t · ·, ··:rHE POM&Rbl c8Mat•t ILO(k CQMP.•Y ·· · 4l ·Y..n of Coliftnuo'!IJ Sent~ . •u ~ ateft. . ALlin• with dW experi ~ n~ and tl'Altilitj h pnsrna-p11D,pina enamel 11-.y to applY and "drlot qulcldy to a 'lei.U., durable finish •• , Wltbttarld.ol hard wear, repeated w.;.hlnJ•· Ideal for Interior walls, wood· \trork, cabineta-exteri~W poreb ftoon. furnitute. · plc;,l( ~m I" . ,....,.,of Man tluoo n oar4,IOO -ploJoo:.... W • - 2• ;-.. n ol coatln•out Ohio. POirit Mhit;f ad Arii Jiiilb'btn of Ow ZO·year VetenM Chab. Tillr senile~· npr.enw m~ dian U,OOO Jear• U. tile el~ u.tililf in.dUIU'J. It taka the tkill and know-hoW ihat COI8II wklyuri ALL PURPOSE Meobanlo Work • ...... ..,.,. lmaw.t "tiiNi . , Y.., your eleetrle ..me.;, Oi ~ . . . . ai OIUb P....r. oct to plan, build, opeN.re aacl ftlliataia ~J'• illpdera. electric: pOwer aptem th:.tt PI'OVidet. J'OIU' 4epdlddtJe .JettrJc Nnief. :Thll -·louJh, hllh·ll... OPEN . ,·' ,' · . POmeroy, 0111~-Li wbe1'1!! - ~.· LAS') IIOAT •• IDS 1 . va.. &ummer. THIIa. JUNE C:OMPANY and Plelds left FJir. wt» v. 4-H NEws.· . na. Sending gifts '';:IJ.;~~·:i.t;];:i[ Mr. and ,Mrs. John S Mrs. Fred Wilcoxen, HDbaek and Mt. and Mrs. I .. INDII!ID Ropr Pe~ · lhe acrw MARK 10-tbe rirst 1 ~~_iJaat in ontboud• ip 52 ~l See the complete 'line of 'ytara a~ead" MER-CURY . ....0. • ,.._,,nt av -"~LACE: lidMic'oylMt ., ROLANDUS FARM NEWS I DATE:· Siiir.'lllilt16 fiME:~ 12:00 fll • 111 addldoo to !lie eottle mt'>ll W. L. N•.trthrrn, k•n•ion Dairy-~ man, wttl Jl}ve a fitlll'le and lh"'*'· ln1 deBWnatraUon and CbarlM ' liW Joa,o NeYille brlde-etfC!t Slaclc, Fieldm1n for the Ameri- lber L l"k-kt111 wa~ un Jeraey Cattle Club, will dii· 1 altowe~ (lve~ by tuas ...,...hit'• New Jq the Jenty and Ef.fle ,tltl.&betb BJ'Ieed.'' . the Hrne of Mn. Eber The Jersey Breed~rr hilv~ h t· Monday evenln1. 1 ed up an attractive program an I PRaent were Mr. and Mr& ~>~tend£d an invitatJon to aU ' i 'l· teruted people to attend. U you eJ't Lewil ud children, Mrs. lib Jood e~ttle and a &DeW t1i.tll! ~ker and ebildren, Dale show, then plan to attend th.e- Wilma Siyre, CrrJVer Harrla J1ne, Mn. Ba:r;ry Jersey Show in Pt . Pteaunt. Janet W1rner, IWff•. Naoma Kelsteln Twllltht The llol~in Twil itbt meetin :! Joan NevUie, Mn. Charles Proffitt and will be held at the MI. Vern 1 • Mrs. Farm , South1ide, W. Va., Jurre 1~; The progr.am w1ll Jtart at 7=·!1 P M. Included in tbe program will be a judging contut, slid ~ ' shown b)' Tbomaa Bentley, Fie II man Cor the Holstein AQOeiati . ~ and a talk by Bob Steele, Auis!ant E..Unaion Dairyman. Clifto-:w Epic Brawl By Heavies Slated In Texas Hal) ~_. - .. ~ ,...... . . - - "1"- - AHl.., wbO C0~1.e lind Faith. Ttie UP- The - .... . F"aehnle were- Mra. Tom JohnJ0·1 a,d dautbter. ~usanh· Phoenix, , Ron. of the The Columbus Jete wOn their · ei.gh'.~ victort in 10 night and ended a Rocheittr winning a 7·3 vidot)' over the •• " • /fRAy r0R "01 HELD 'tN-JAPAN- \ /lin. Walt<r )lllnoy waa ealled rmed Jltl Ill SfRiAK -- - ' t9 Hunt1n1.ton lalt week by the u.nn:pftted duth of har eowm. Cecil Owen,. 'Jletent JUfllt.l -o! IIIII Frit:dl$ Federated Cflurch Children's Day . Pr.ogram Is Mornin~ Lea.Qft . • • • .Partment was INDOORS and OUTDOORS Columbus . . . . . 28 29 ~.....~ _. . ~- DaUy Seutlnel, fomtJ'Of-~olleport, 0., 1~ 11, 19$7~ ~rogram for lasting b~auty 2'71 21 Roehester . . . . . 27 Hav•na . . . . . . . !8 28 --; Waldo J . Re_dlegs ·LookJ'ng m, nlgl;t--; j For Hot Bats In Arh:. a• Pirate Series niRhl··- . - -- the ,..Fedented Churtb, wu beld . .,.. dUrin1 th~ Worship Hour; whh the elllurch aDd nowera deeoratln&: the 1\e CLEVELAND, 0 . UP-Cle · t.· btfor~ $t!ote eould betln "i-01 rrland pllcher llerb Scote WRI lo lng obt, bb1 Itt idae\1 thl!! t@ihr undereo lhother JCJ-ies tJf viSion .schedulett lor toda)' WOUld jiY~ tests toda)' be{ore ie<Jtnhi.K wh ~ n bim a ehance to be. rftore eiri.aJJl he can return lo t~e fttbund . · about tile lehJlh of 1M rt~U,ei'· The sauthPaw, who !'-fs hts vi- ating :petiod. sion remain! "fum at loft; tfh· Seofe ~tlihtd to Clevelan t t~ncek," Indicated he would go ~n ~ond•y aft'er 1pen4in1 1!: daYJ at h1s homl! In Late Worth, Fla., ,. 1 · · · ~ :!: '11 home In .HaterrtOw.B, t::ye speciaUst Dr. Charles t Thor l .,, 1 , • ns ordered another long t>erio I ln hi$ flr~t vislt t6 ' the Cje\1 ~ or rest. . Jand tJubhouse aiUce hls Injury LaS'! week the 11pecialist sdd It he told his teammateS, . '1 feet may be rcur or five more wee\.:: ' like pllttfl'1:e a uniform on · rill' ROCHESTEr\ N. Y. " ..~,..."' • ,. • ~... The ChUdrn'll DaJ PrOIJ'Im ol 1 Corel's Stan Set T.o fie 1Record, Seeking Another Braves Stay Hot Against BestOpposition, Lose To Weak 9's RESULTS ~--~-----:--'-'-'----~CLE~ cHANCE MORE TESTS SET FOR SOORE~ EYE Gene Heswn's brilliant l·h itte r against Coolville Sunday was in lhe , over the Indians at Racine. Rl'! way of ser ving ~tic e to the rest C"ine and Syracuse earh have twn of Lhe OVA tt·~ s th at Hartford wins against one loss now find will tM! plenty tou h to beat. From the [nd ians and Tigers .stand at now Oil every r•l u wil l be point· o ne win against two losses. ing to the 0\illl'r·men, trying to A th rown ball by catr'her StPknock them orr. IV::\11 .back to pitcher Hubbard g•1t PHILADELPHIA UP -Stan The schedt•lc calls for l\1iddle· loose and allowed Hownd Well ~ "1'he Man" Musial witl tie ~he port lo pla•y tot H1utfonl next Sun · to scOI'e from third baJe in th <! Notional League rerord of day, June 16. W~ understand r.ego- third inning. It won the game for playing in 822 eonseeUtlve li<:~tlon8' are afuot to make it , n the 'l'i gr r.~. games wben be takes the field night game at Bllchll•l Field , po~sl· Htti.JOard had got a dose ot wild against . the Philadelphia Phil· bly Saturday night. This would be B tasty treat fOI' fllns o! the :~rea . ness. walking Howard Wells, Jir 11 lies here tonight. J us1 wh o Ch . ar 1ey Sto bal't would Sprou se and Mike Werry to fill !lend up against Hesson and Tucker the 1.:acks. But bec.omlng Stan "The is a moot point. He has .Jim Bowles Man" Musial wasn't very excit· · For the Tigers ;Ingles were hlt who tossed l1 neat 8-hitte-r at Pt in.: for llim. N~Jr was he muett Pleasant Sunday, hift'!Belf. ' Mick by Wells. Sprouse and Eddie Buf. impressed a~ut breaking the Miller (if Mkk's arm has lost its fington. ~a•·t'O'IS, winning pltche", record w1ten he plays againat recent soren('SSI, Bob Ashley of fan ner! mne and walked three. the Phils Wedne1day nlehtFor the Joge rs Butch Arms, Stl!· lhe Marshall Co llege varsity, and barrine ac~ident. He's more oven Dave Hindy who caught art and Parker bad sintles, :Hu .' interested in getting bil Bowles Sunday but also is a pitch· hard fanned and walked one In hh 3,000lh hit. He now bu 2850. er of reknown . lhree innings while Wlnebrenne Watch our columns for a dcfl· also fanned one but walked nota nlte announ(''i'ment about thiS in the final throe. game. The tv:o dubs would put on Line score a fine baseball show. Sy111cu.<te ·. . . . . 000 000--0 3 1 Tigers . . . . . 001 OOx- l 3 1 S)'i'ac•Jsc, Hubbard LP, Winebrenn er (3) and Stewart. Tlgen Bartels and Ebersbach . HI'USTON. Tex. UP - School· ALL UNU.NID teacher Roy Harris, lookirfg for areener pastutet, and dane~ mu. At Racine all Blx runs were un• ed hiA leagt;c-lctiding average to earned ag, the Jndiah~J committe 1 ter WHiie Pdltrano who figures to .371. !ive errors and Racine thre • Jive him a t4sson 1 square ort In epic J\et.vyweight brawl toWUsun fanned three and walld an End Lou String night. '!;he Pirate~ ended u .~ t nng of 15 two lor . the loe:en and Clclan1 The to-round meeting of the straig ht losSNJ Lo Cincinnati dat· fanned seven and w:'llkcd noM two was set for Sam Houston !ng back to last July 22 when Both pitchers went tho route. Collseum. Vern Law tm·nerl 111 a fottr·hilter. The Indians took u 2·0 lead The hassle eould produce the Law yielded a sl n~le to lead-off Lhe rirs t when Blackwell go t 10 chief challenger to the winner tjf man Johnny l'emple and W11 Uy !'iecond on a two-bnsc cnor and Post followt• rl w1th 11 homer to came ho~ when Knight double 1 the world heavyweight title fight give the Hedle,ll'A a qukk 2·0 J. Smith got on via nn error atH! between champion Flo-yd Patter. son and Hurricane Jacbon, set bulge, llut he >I' ll~ l ~g ge11 for only Kn ight : cored on the pli!y. tor July 29. two more.., hilS the n •st of t he way. Bul tbat was all for thP. Indians SINDING THREI Raci ne got two in llle fourth C harl c~· M.1XW(•\I smashed hi s innin ~ when Wi('kline led otr ~EW. YORK UP- St. John'! ninth nnd lOth h ume t·.~ an d dtove with ;1 lii ugl l:'. Dwaine Wolfu AOI U~1vers1ly announced today ;t 1 tn five mns to puct> Qetroil's l(). Ilis Hocond , sin"[le lilnd Wtl!!oft... lN~Ll .. .en:d tlsr.,c r11nnp~. ha<'1111 utlack on LIH't't~ Yunk e1• pitch· Wolr(• walk ed. filliug the sacks mtler L10nef Stevens 11nd quarte··. n.o.. Al Kalin'" uull llnr vey Ku t>n n 'l'hcn Gl'llham was safe 011 a mllers Slepheu Barlold .and Uoy,1 al~o hOrMn·d for ttw Ti g.t • r·~ whi!t• field ~ r' s ehui t'c ~ Wkkllne scu··- ~enry , to th_e NCAA trark und 11 Mlckcy Mnn11 e hit No 15. E~.-'1 on tht• hour pln y at the plat ~ fteld. champiOnth~ps Friday and Dtrk (: ernr rt 's two lwmer ~ and La!N Dwaint:l Wolfe scored. on 8 Sntutday at Austm, Tex. a duubh• drO\f' in siK r·u ns for the pas~l·d ba ll. Ht•d Sox , who hit\·e S('UI' ed 2R Again in lhe fiflb . Bill Ar nott run ~ 1n thl't'•' s tr al~ h! vkioril~li. W<IS ~af~ on an error, J1e::ut• lt ' Wi ckl ine,sl ngled ami Johnny Clc- . lund Wfl~ safe on nnothcr error 111 A1·nutt scored. D. Wolfe rear ht• I ri rst on still arwlht•r error und By United Prell • • LAql tl Wicklint' sc•ored. NEW YORK St. Nicholas Arena - AI .. Mlteff, 203o/4, Artentl fntlians . . . . . . . . 21}0 000--2 3 5 000 22x-4 5 3 na, Outpointed Willi BtsmanoH, Hacine Indians, Wilson and Kni ght. 1901h, Germany (10). Racine, Cleland and Wlckllne. Nl YOALIANS - Willie Vluohl\ GAM!S TONIGHT 160, Lot AngeiH, outpointed AI County Llttl• Le•o"• (Tigerj Wlllltml, 155, New Or- PirBtElS at Rncine lean• (10). Yankees at Redlcgs, 0 . 1 Syrucu&e at Dodgen, D. :iJ JOHANNESBURG __. Mik• Holt, Middleport L. LNgu. 164, South Africa, outpointed Jim· Yanks at Senators, D. 1 Martinet, 16HI:ol, Pho.nl11, ,Sox at Indian~ . D. 2 I BASEBALL Visi~m ~till Fuzzy For Pit¢1ting . �J I I . - --¥'fi!J... ... ~ ........ --.- ..__. . . . .' .. ~ T "~ "' J, ..-• .• l ' D:edy Sqtlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport; 0., June II, 1957 l Tigers Win 1-0 over SJfaCUH fft-.PORYLeGii8 • Hogan Favored 'to Win Fifth . Nation~ Open The Daflg Sentfrael SPORTS DESK TOLEDO, 0 . UP-Although lif'l I • admits t-.e ._, bef;n playing tNtdly Racine Is 4-2. Ben Hollt~ '1.11 tnat11lled as t~e 1 tt Iavo~lle today to seQre a.n un- 1 Pl"t!cedented' Mh Yil'lotY in th e- o,·er Indians, Tie For Lead By Ch•t Tannc:blll The Me1g, County Pony Leagu·! -National ()tieD Jolt championalli' Wh~b &eta unde'rway Thursday There is rlear and strong distreSs !lignal coming over the radio at the re.designed Inverne l'i waves lrom the Rock Springs «turn. neighborhood where live!! Phil Old prO Jimmy Dl!'maret, younf Collins. Clearly it sayl\: SOS, SOS, Pettt Thomson and Doug Fo ;•l SOS. were equal second choices at 8·1 Colli,n s is hurting bad for an defeoding Ch1mpion Cary Mid dle- OVA caliber pitcher. Sunday, his eoff, Jultus Boros and Sam Snead faithful crew who loves baseball were bracbted at 10.1 and Dow with a pusion £it for a Romeo Finsterwald, Gene Uttler, Jack .•· went down before the onslaught of Burke, Arnold Palmer and Jay 1 Gallipolis, 21 ·8, wbieh Is a respeclHebert were 16-l lontshola. able 1930iah basketball score. A For the other 150 men who wi'l total of 16 hits were racked against seek gold and glory in this 571h three Pomeroy pitchers but , edition of one of the world'~ strangely enough, It wasn't the greateHt tournnments it was "b ..! hits of the oppo.'lit~on Umt actually yOur m~r~:ey and 111lce your pic'k.'' beat Pomeroy as it was ttte parade . 1Wo Prac:tlc• Ro..,ndt o! fielding errors . Thert' were 10 Jloflan already has turned ill c~stly bobbles. Pomeroy hud 1 :!1 two practice rounds ot lverncs~. h1ts. and the only thifl( yo·u could say This unhenlthy .fit•lding condt· f or both round!J was thlt they d1·u0 ~, has ex JSJCd smce Huey "Btg 'W8l'e consistent. Eeh time, th•! Chief 1teyll01ds h~d to Withdraw lillie Texas wen! out in 8& and as the Pomeroy PILcher. The net returned m 38 for ldentlt1l 73,. r~rult Of that Joss; h~~ be~n not The par rigurCs for the 6.9lfl· only ~i:a of ~ppos1l10n h1ts, but yard Inverness courst are 34-J'!- also tOO ffli~Y tl!'ro_ r s brought 70. , . abo.ut bJto lotllli _ pla:ytng out of However, despite kogan's un · thetr l)atural postttons a.s one after lmpres.sive praetir~ rounds, m1·st the ,,ther of th~m went to the experts feel be rates the favor · roun~ to try thetr hand at pitchite's role becaute or fils succc~s ".&. I , . in four other Opens 1U'III the fact .._ollfns, weli.rms: a fa~e ~w1ce os he want' thlt tlfth trown s 1 long as CBl:ry Stengel /I after a mueb be can talf.e it. lO·game loahg str~k. Raid this morning he f'xpects to sign Ed Demoske¥ of Middleport. Ed h:.~s done some: pitching and may be a partial answer. Collins iJ hopine he v.·ill be the complete o ne . wa5 !ICramblc-d Monday n~lhl in Pomeroy and Racine as the T iers rose up tu edgr Syra~uu in tl well-played and tfght baJl 1ame 1·0. . In the other !lame Larry Mor.-i so n's Racine Club held onto ai tic ror first place with a 4-2 wi:1 BY UNI1111 PUll .., UrYted Pru• NATIONAL LIAOUI The Mllwaukl!& Braves are the w L Pet. majors' No. 1 en11m1 this year Cinclnnatl . . . . It 10 .8M because they're playing like alsoPhiladelphia ... 28 19 .~G6 1 rani agalnft the Weak teams but 1 :Sr"oklyn ...... 28 20 .tltls 1 ~ Milwaukeu . , . . 28 20' .M3 11,'- look lite t'tlompl0n8 against their chlel National t.fla~t~e rlvnls. St. Loulo . . . . . 2d 21 .553 3 New York . : . . 20 St .A'D2 11 The Bra\lee again rose to the challenge or a top contendeT Mon· PIH.sbW'gb . . . . 17 32 .347 13 C'hicaeo · . · . · 14 29 .326 13 day nliht when Boh B'Uhlla lourMondly'a RnUitt hit pitching ~nd Ed Mathews' twoMilwaukee 3 Brooklyn l night run homer s:aVc them a s-1 vic. Pftbburs:h S Cincinnati 2 nieht tory over thf' Brooklyn Dod~ers . T!JetdiY'• Preblble Pltchert The win put the Braves into a Milwaukee at Brooklyn nii(.l 1. third-place He with the Dodger 11 • -crone 2-1 YS Craig 2-2. The Redlegs lost D-2 to Pittsburgh. Chicago' at New Yr.rk night-- , The betrolt 'l'!gerf wAlloped the Kalser 1·3 Vfl Gomez ?·3. N'!W,..lork Yal~keea K for t~cir St. l..ouls at Philadelphia nlf't 11XI11 - "vtctory tu eight meet1ngs -Dicbm'l 2-2 VI Simmuns 4·2 with the world champion s and tht.> Cincinnati at Pittsburgh nlg~1t BoHtQn Red Sox {'lubhed ,tl jtl Kan. -GrOIII!I 4-2 Vll Smith o-1 or Ar · sna City All, tl-4, In the only otht>r royo 2·5. big IP-ague activity. AMIIJCAN LEAGUE Buhl, who beat th e Dod gers W L Pet. GB eight timer, ln ~t ~ f'll~un, did it for ChiCil.l!o . . . 32 l:'l .681 the serond Ume this Yl'lll' altho ug h New York 28 21 .381 IJ lix k ~pt him In f•·equt~nt Dc.trolt 27 24 .529 '7 I•:::~;~~·, The bill right hnntler out tlve fur hlfl fifth vie. Cleveland ... , 2fl 28 .&21 7'A. 1, Bos1on . . . . . 20 2S .sto 8 the vear. Baltimore . . . 22 27 .449 11 , who hit only .218 Xaneu City ... 21 29 .4~ 121f.a Brooklyn last 1100~on , put Washington lH 1!J ,340 l7 uhend with his third · Morul•v•• Resultt &11d llinl)lea by, Bill Boston 11 Kansa! City 4 LOJ&n and Hank Dttrolt 9 'New York ~ 1 their other :run In Tu.Hay's llrolt1ltf• Newcombe suiand !'loW alands 4-6 New York nt Chica~o · nigl'l~ Shant! 6·1 v.11 Wll.t~nn 6-2 the year. Gil Hodge! had thrfle Washington at Kansas Citv of the Dodgers' four hlti and ra isnlght-Stobbs 0-10 v1 Garver 4·4 oa rttch.... .' Baltimore ot Johnson 4·8 Detrnl! Hoeft 1-2 YJ l!r':'::· •I W L lllehmond . . . . . 34 18 Toronto . ... ... 29 22 Euff1lo .. , ~ 1 , , Miami . . . . . . . 24 28 . ~ ' . • - _,~ - . .... " -II.~W - · ~.. """"".. '' were enrDute ..l:o MounctavtJU, tor a vl.it. Mr. 1nd Mn. WIIU:un Burford have been In Dayton vititin~ tJielr daughler, Mn. Harold Clark. Mr. an<l Mrs. E. 11. Wood drovt" to Moupdsvllle thla weekend _,,. tet th.etr. •ran~riiuat.ter, Irene. who will visit them while her parents, lf.r and Mrs. H. H. War rcn, Mouii.C11vtUe, ttnd Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wood, Ripley, ar ~> tpendinf two weeki! in Florida. Mr. an.d Mrs. W111ard Stiver~ Oallu, Texis, arrive e here Mon day for a visit with relatives. Sunda)' guests of Miss . fJ! '~ Cecil wel'C Mn. ·M arie Sv,:ope, in· ~ructor at MarshaH College, anti Miss Lena Ro~. Huntington. The ladiea, who had attended U~c commencement exercise! at Ohio UniveTstty, Wt:lre ' rlaumates of Miss Ceeil at OU. WI! !·u respontive tttm waa led-in pruer· bj , Mr. Bartels. · After !he o~Jribil o/llui .... Ice t8e Prlmity .D.e. an'd BeJl~• . ... ... Ann ai'ld two ~a\.1are risltin11: Barter. Mr. and Mrs. Schramm. Z.ne&l'illc, Wer.e JUe ;h of Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons and family and were aceompanle! hom.e. by their . grand11on, · ·Tommy Lyona, for a visit. • 5 p.m. Baer, 'rM< 111<1 .....td'o 111001 poo)j,.; · l ~roduc.t)oa outboard, the r · If > )JAJ!x; 75! 1Drive i>ut· . ~U\fl . tintst fimtna motOr. Otta...., Ill., pray1 that Army Speelalllt 3/e Wllllam 8. Girard will eome borne a tree man to occupy f,h&t empty cbair. He .. the 01 ..m.di!Jell for tri&J by & THI GIUID FAMILY at home b1. m. the ldD..ln&: of a Ja.paneae woman on • ~iry range. From Jelt: LDu1a Glrud, broth- The Holatein Twilight meetln~ is always one of the belter cbirl .Japanese court oa ID&Dillughter ebarpa: meeting1 1nd Mn. Hitrold Shadle and Jlm Shadle, ho1t.11 for th!s er; Louia' chUdnli, Terry. I, ad Jo.um, 16: liN. Otrard.. The year's TwUlgbt MeP.tinJ, Uv;; Wbole town il wroup.t up. fl.,.,..loftGI~CoJ, worked hard to make aure thai year's meeting wiU be no extc~ the difficult girls' good groo'lt· you attended 4-H camp. Thiij ~ tion So mark down June 18th a~ ing; Ed IrVin and Che1 Haddo1 the opinion Of Jack Rogers and the day you will altf'nd the meel · Mrs. Addie E~Wat'ds visited ller who judged Uie poster contes~ be Is in a pretty good prudtion 13 in g. sister, Mrs. Ella ,stewart of Weat and boys good troomin&; WJlliJl ,,-, know whl~ be's talking about, n Federal ~IOIIne Tax hfuncl Columbia. She is ln a serious con- Gregory, our eounl)' agent, wl.1 }'Ou ball ~layen-flre me 11 last Farmer• will receive a .$.03 -vp diUon, was in charge Of tHe e-ci ji.ldaiu& notice on your lntentions. galloa Federal Tar re!und on ul . C~uck Armlt.rqiJ.& of· Waverly, and !(Brother) 8111 Priddy, who ga10line used lor farm.tnl pur· OhiO J1 spendin& a lew Weeks usllited 'lrit!i th~ af\deUN. Tbe '~ pOJel duriDJ the {isnl J:elt Jtar · with Mr, and lli's. Jame1 Jones'. are fbe li:ind of peOple that we ing July 1. tll'l8, ud endina lUD'~ Janice Duncai'l whO is employed must WAve to . mlike our ovehlll 30, 1957. You wiU tu~ from In Columb'Us visited her parentl, 4-H prbgatn iuccessluJ and We \I!IL.. IAM P. GllEGOilY July 1, 1115'7, to Septembe' 30, Mr. anQ. Mrs. Burerl Dunean, Sat- are Jl'llteful for tbeit help. M11on Ceunty Aplcul"\'r• Actent 1917 te tile for your rtfund. urday at!:d Sunday. TH\oJirtW -«:n.....U• Dey · J~~nl~r ........, • ShOw. The procet.ure for DUng will Mn. Alma Peek and ehlldren, Ddih't lOJf!t., tofi;IOi'fow it JO:OJ f61t cbbdnt saibiGay &t tlar- 1 be the same 11 lalt year wu• ono Jerty. Sberon aod Jim, and Sandra A. M. we w111 bavt olir 1nnual Ylncent of Cbtll.l cothe, railed on ' coUnty AMi Up Da;..r. Thl.l b mon field ~ere ' hl Pt. Pleasant exeeptlon; Instead of filling out a Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Henty .Moh· the unte fGt the . dimonsttali~. startin1 at 1:80 P. M.. the South double unl JeHD. tilly Pill ea•d ~ filled oul day. · . ··' jlublle •pi!atlnj, - n j V:t ce6m- ,W.!!Q1 Dittrict Jcraev Bree ' Laft rear the Elr:tensloh Offirtl plote 1oitume). SO\ilni cwool ers will bold a Junior ~Show. Tbifl o~Ult,) arid ~tYl!! . J\Hul! Cii~tes:.s sh~;~w ill · de..sijhed Primarjly ror hJndiM ~e forms for tetUnsc Wlbhers heli: wll1 ro td tbe -:-eo the youthful Jersey Preeders to yout tefund. I d9D't knOW' whetl1· global ' or state eontesta in Ju~ help them Jearn about quality et we will handle tbe rorma th'4 BY RUSSELL II. PRIDDY cattle and bO..• to exhibit them . year or not. II ..e do or of I nod Ma10n County FOur tf Clul:l A,.nt 11M Aujwlt. There will be four age daswo out ••o wilt baYe the fofDUI, I Covlliil 4-M .-~~.,. A......,... Act'Mtln De' lnloyM tn the show: J'unlor and Senior will lnlorm yn Ia 1DJ week~y Last Thursday, you will reca.l, : TW· Stale wiU send iwpb 1lu ,. ealvea, Junior and Senior Year!· M'llrlpaper iolumD. we beld our Annual Actlvitlea tim, Otorll Page and clara .M •• inga, cows, two years but leu Day at our 4-'11: Camp. In all, 1WatiOit Oil July 8 to •WOrt ou ·· than four years old, and C'OWII aECALJ.; UUAJI !tome 215 4-H duD membe s, youaj 4-H camp. 'rbe 'VJOtkera for four ye1u and older. A Junior KANSAS CITY, )((1. UP -Tile leader~. par~nts anti frlend.i the Oldet .t!amp on July 1$ will - Champlor., a Champio•t, ltan!WI Citt A.Ulleties lllw. ·r · · .were m attendance. 1 think eve "Y William Pihnell. Clara- Mae W.u- and a Grand wi!J also e~lled right· hancted pitdtltr Jaet one had a good thne and mo.~t son and Ralph tzar~. be s.eleeted. will 'le Urba;t frOm Denver 1f the ·Ame · came awBy happy. ·I would - Jilte to lo.lttle LH~utti afng to C11t1p done b;y W. D. Dire ·· I ean ASIOda.iJon. He won three thank the judges for their belp Twn. or thr;ee \ of !he Lltth in supeTVi.sing the vt~rJous Judg· Men's B.ill League have alk")cl ing i!ontests. they . were : Mt~ ' what t() dc:t about golD( to camp Ann Bartlett, Baited Cood!t; Jhn and What tO do to pro'tet!t their Darby and Emil Gore, Eleetri '· positions. If you will contact m~ cation; Mrs. Clifford Dunn , Can- nr th.is bfflce, 1 will contact yo,,. ned Goods; Mrs. Wi11iRm Grego . ~ . mnn~ger or coach. I believe that Sewing: Mrs. Sally .Jacobs and if thls Js done, you won't have to M~~~y La!llie, who judgec1 fear losin_R your ~osition ~~~~o ----- Nevact& otoinlo-tett .' ' . ·.·.,& ~ " >. . . . oilo whlch wuWipended ·trom·a telt ·Ct'ltr ,Yucc&l'lat. ' dl4 toucb lt oft, & .....,. lecoo41 otter lbo apl<iO\OD, OUTBOARDS FOit 1957! • I\IAIK 75 • MARK 55 • MA.K ~0 • MAn 25 .. ' • MAIK 10 • MAIK 6 . $IX TO $1ltl'( HORSEPOWER Wl~tJfC:floice if 12ower on ·t he' Watfrf HARTFORD . ' D.aricl FieldJ, son ol Mr. 1ni Mrs. Blil Flelds neelved &It eY( injury Friday eveninJ but la cfO.. • iDe nittlP.· Mr•. Robert Embleron t{.;~.ui; w• 13 PT. PLEASANT LVS.' I P.M. GALLIPOLIS LOW _AND ·HIG"if"AT WSSt ·POINT · 1· ~ ' ' Fight Results 1 1> l\i1 I I ' \.''\/ ~, f ' . T I It N " ' ' '· <' •. \. ' -~ 1.9W MNt Rto11ord Horton !Iowa·(left) . and hlib mon lobn a....,; Vlc~ '·lh~e - bandl 42urin1 Welt PoJiit pduatlon exerbte&. BMru-11 from VIneyard HaV$1, JlaU., VIcker. from .l'at.rfteld, j . . eo,n.. . Bot.b, becomt!l, •ccond looqe. ( IRiM"MUonal BOIUWpMfo,t ! NAVY~~ES EXC"EPTION FOR THEM i ' . ' ' ' Montreat 17 33 Havana 6 Montreal 5 Toronto 8 • Ml~'l'l 1 Richmond ·~. lltlffolo ~ Columbua 1 Roeht~Wr 3 , . · AMIIIICAN Alfllel,t.116if Chorl.,ton 8 ·Minno.ipollt ~ St. Paul 10 Loulsvlllo I. Jtl Loulovllle 1 St. 1'••1 8. ln4 Dennl" 3 Wtenita i, tit Denver '1 Wlehita 2. tnd lndlanapollo 10 Omibt f I' Marietta Grid / TeamToU.ve • ' 11ieltbo~e. Stub~~Alde s DAY and NIGH1S For Your co...mlmee Oalbo..-d Motor 011 Mollll Bttii4J Jlldct Au'lomolle TranJ. Oil IOLINS "Mdlll a6d lnaildiaa for the funm• to . .u .s•rt thtt you hliW plmty of ile)aulablt electric · r at • ...ucmable ph« 10 that you .::~ cO.tii:t.uc co Liv~: t . . ... El•tlrlt-•11~. "'" OHIO equipment. l;:ome In amt • ... tht brl«ht ..... lll!leldcote coiOl& em!;, · $9A5 t · ·, ··:rHE POM&Rbl c8Mat•t ILO(k CQMP.•Y ·· · 4l ·Y..n of Coliftnuo'!IJ Sent~ . •u ~ ateft. . ALlin• with dW experi ~ n~ and tl'Altilitj h pnsrna-p11D,pina enamel 11-.y to applY and "drlot qulcldy to a 'lei.U., durable finish •• , Wltbttarld.ol hard wear, repeated w.;.hlnJ•· Ideal for Interior walls, wood· \trork, cabineta-exteri~W poreb ftoon. furnitute. · plc;,l( ~m I" . ,....,.,of Man tluoo n oar4,IOO -ploJoo:.... W • - 2• ;-.. n ol coatln•out Ohio. POirit Mhit;f ad Arii Jiiilb'btn of Ow ZO·year VetenM Chab. Tillr senile~· npr.enw m~ dian U,OOO Jear• U. tile el~ u.tililf in.dUIU'J. It taka the tkill and know-hoW ihat COI8II wklyuri ALL PURPOSE Meobanlo Work • ...... ..,.,. lmaw.t "tiiNi . , Y.., your eleetrle ..me.;, Oi ~ . . . . ai OIUb P....r. oct to plan, build, opeN.re aacl ftlliataia ~J'• illpdera. electric: pOwer aptem th:.tt PI'OVidet. J'OIU' 4epdlddtJe .JettrJc Nnief. :Thll -·louJh, hllh·ll... OPEN . ,·' ,' · . POmeroy, 0111~-Li wbe1'1!! - ~.· LAS') IIOAT •• IDS 1 . va.. &ummer. THIIa. JUNE C:OMPANY and Plelds left FJir. wt» v. 4-H NEws.· . na. Sending gifts '';:IJ.;~~·:i.t;];:i[ Mr. and ,Mrs. John S Mrs. Fred Wilcoxen, HDbaek and Mt. and Mrs. I .. INDII!ID Ropr Pe~ · lhe acrw MARK 10-tbe rirst 1 ~~_iJaat in ontboud• ip 52 ~l See the complete 'line of 'ytara a~ead" MER-CURY . ....0. • ,.._,,nt av -"~LACE: lidMic'oylMt ., ROLANDUS FARM NEWS I DATE:· Siiir.'lllilt16 fiME:~ 12:00 fll • 111 addldoo to !lie eottle mt'>ll W. L. N•.trthrrn, k•n•ion Dairy-~ man, wttl Jl}ve a fitlll'le and lh"'*'· ln1 deBWnatraUon and CbarlM ' liW Joa,o NeYille brlde-etfC!t Slaclc, Fieldm1n for the Ameri- lber L l"k-kt111 wa~ un Jeraey Cattle Club, will dii· 1 altowe~ (lve~ by tuas ...,...hit'• New Jq the Jenty and Ef.fle ,tltl.&betb BJ'Ieed.'' . the Hrne of Mn. Eber The Jersey Breed~rr hilv~ h t· Monday evenln1. 1 ed up an attractive program an I PRaent were Mr. and Mr& ~>~tend£d an invitatJon to aU ' i 'l· teruted people to attend. U you eJ't Lewil ud children, Mrs. lib Jood e~ttle and a &DeW t1i.tll! ~ker and ebildren, Dale show, then plan to attend th.e- Wilma Siyre, CrrJVer Harrla J1ne, Mn. Ba:r;ry Jersey Show in Pt . Pteaunt. Janet W1rner, IWff•. Naoma Kelsteln Twllltht The llol~in Twil itbt meetin :! Joan NevUie, Mn. Charles Proffitt and will be held at the MI. Vern 1 • Mrs. Farm , South1ide, W. Va., Jurre 1~; The progr.am w1ll Jtart at 7=·!1 P M. Included in tbe program will be a judging contut, slid ~ ' shown b)' Tbomaa Bentley, Fie II man Cor the Holstein AQOeiati . ~ and a talk by Bob Steele, Auis!ant E..Unaion Dairyman. Clifto-:w Epic Brawl By Heavies Slated In Texas Hal) ~_. - .. ~ ,...... . . - - "1"- - AHl.., wbO C0~1.e lind Faith. Ttie UP- The - .... . F"aehnle were- Mra. Tom JohnJ0·1 a,d dautbter. ~usanh· Phoenix, , Ron. of the The Columbus Jete wOn their · ei.gh'.~ victort in 10 night and ended a Rocheittr winning a 7·3 vidot)' over the •• " • /fRAy r0R "01 HELD 'tN-JAPAN- \ /lin. Walt<r )lllnoy waa ealled rmed Jltl Ill SfRiAK -- - ' t9 Hunt1n1.ton lalt week by the u.nn:pftted duth of har eowm. Cecil Owen,. 'Jletent JUfllt.l -o! IIIII Frit:dl$ Federated Cflurch Children's Day . Pr.ogram Is Mornin~ Lea.Qft . • • • .Partment was INDOORS and OUTDOORS Columbus . . . . . 28 29 ~.....~ _. . ~- DaUy Seutlnel, fomtJ'Of-~olleport, 0., 1~ 11, 19$7~ ~rogram for lasting b~auty 2'71 21 Roehester . . . . . 27 Hav•na . . . . . . . !8 28 --; Waldo J . Re_dlegs ·LookJ'ng m, nlgl;t--; j For Hot Bats In Arh:. a• Pirate Series niRhl··- . - -- the ,..Fedented Churtb, wu beld . .,.. dUrin1 th~ Worship Hour; whh the elllurch aDd nowera deeoratln&: the 1\e CLEVELAND, 0 . UP-Cle · t.· btfor~ $t!ote eould betln "i-01 rrland pllcher llerb Scote WRI lo lng obt, bb1 Itt idae\1 thl!! t@ihr undereo lhother JCJ-ies tJf viSion .schedulett lor toda)' WOUld jiY~ tests toda)' be{ore ie<Jtnhi.K wh ~ n bim a ehance to be. rftore eiri.aJJl he can return lo t~e fttbund . · about tile lehJlh of 1M rt~U,ei'· The sauthPaw, who !'-fs hts vi- ating :petiod. sion remain! "fum at loft; tfh· Seofe ~tlihtd to Clevelan t t~ncek," Indicated he would go ~n ~ond•y aft'er 1pen4in1 1!: daYJ at h1s homl! In Late Worth, Fla., ,. 1 · · · ~ :!: '11 home In .HaterrtOw.B, t::ye speciaUst Dr. Charles t Thor l .,, 1 , • ns ordered another long t>erio I ln hi$ flr~t vislt t6 ' the Cje\1 ~ or rest. . Jand tJubhouse aiUce hls Injury LaS'! week the 11pecialist sdd It he told his teammateS, . '1 feet may be rcur or five more wee\.:: ' like pllttfl'1:e a uniform on · rill' ROCHESTEr\ N. Y. " ..~,..."' • ,. • ~... The ChUdrn'll DaJ PrOIJ'Im ol 1 Corel's Stan Set T.o fie 1Record, Seeking Another Braves Stay Hot Against BestOpposition, Lose To Weak 9's RESULTS ~--~-----:--'-'-'----~CLE~ cHANCE MORE TESTS SET FOR SOORE~ EYE Gene Heswn's brilliant l·h itte r against Coolville Sunday was in lhe , over the Indians at Racine. Rl'! way of ser ving ~tic e to the rest C"ine and Syracuse earh have twn of Lhe OVA tt·~ s th at Hartford wins against one loss now find will tM! plenty tou h to beat. From the [nd ians and Tigers .stand at now Oil every r•l u wil l be point· o ne win against two losses. ing to the 0\illl'r·men, trying to A th rown ball by catr'her StPknock them orr. IV::\11 .back to pitcher Hubbard g•1t PHILADELPHIA UP -Stan The schedt•lc calls for l\1iddle· loose and allowed Hownd Well ~ "1'he Man" Musial witl tie ~he port lo pla•y tot H1utfonl next Sun · to scOI'e from third baJe in th <! Notional League rerord of day, June 16. W~ understand r.ego- third inning. It won the game for playing in 822 eonseeUtlve li<:~tlon8' are afuot to make it , n the 'l'i gr r.~. games wben be takes the field night game at Bllchll•l Field , po~sl· Htti.JOard had got a dose ot wild against . the Philadelphia Phil· bly Saturday night. This would be B tasty treat fOI' fllns o! the :~rea . ness. walking Howard Wells, Jir 11 lies here tonight. J us1 wh o Ch . ar 1ey Sto bal't would Sprou se and Mike Werry to fill !lend up against Hesson and Tucker the 1.:acks. But bec.omlng Stan "The is a moot point. He has .Jim Bowles Man" Musial wasn't very excit· · For the Tigers ;Ingles were hlt who tossed l1 neat 8-hitte-r at Pt in.: for llim. N~Jr was he muett Pleasant Sunday, hift'!Belf. ' Mick by Wells. Sprouse and Eddie Buf. impressed a~ut breaking the Miller (if Mkk's arm has lost its fington. ~a•·t'O'IS, winning pltche", record w1ten he plays againat recent soren('SSI, Bob Ashley of fan ner! mne and walked three. the Phils Wedne1day nlehtFor the Joge rs Butch Arms, Stl!· lhe Marshall Co llege varsity, and barrine ac~ident. He's more oven Dave Hindy who caught art and Parker bad sintles, :Hu .' interested in getting bil Bowles Sunday but also is a pitch· hard fanned and walked one In hh 3,000lh hit. He now bu 2850. er of reknown . lhree innings while Wlnebrenne Watch our columns for a dcfl· also fanned one but walked nota nlte announ(''i'ment about thiS in the final throe. game. The tv:o dubs would put on Line score a fine baseball show. Sy111cu.<te ·. . . . . 000 000--0 3 1 Tigers . . . . . 001 OOx- l 3 1 S)'i'ac•Jsc, Hubbard LP, Winebrenn er (3) and Stewart. Tlgen Bartels and Ebersbach . HI'USTON. Tex. UP - School· ALL UNU.NID teacher Roy Harris, lookirfg for areener pastutet, and dane~ mu. At Racine all Blx runs were un• ed hiA leagt;c-lctiding average to earned ag, the Jndiah~J committe 1 ter WHiie Pdltrano who figures to .371. !ive errors and Racine thre • Jive him a t4sson 1 square ort In epic J\et.vyweight brawl toWUsun fanned three and walld an End Lou String night. '!;he Pirate~ ended u .~ t nng of 15 two lor . the loe:en and Clclan1 The to-round meeting of the straig ht losSNJ Lo Cincinnati dat· fanned seven and w:'llkcd noM two was set for Sam Houston !ng back to last July 22 when Both pitchers went tho route. Collseum. Vern Law tm·nerl 111 a fottr·hilter. The Indians took u 2·0 lead The hassle eould produce the Law yielded a sl n~le to lead-off Lhe rirs t when Blackwell go t 10 chief challenger to the winner tjf man Johnny l'emple and W11 Uy !'iecond on a two-bnsc cnor and Post followt• rl w1th 11 homer to came ho~ when Knight double 1 the world heavyweight title fight give the Hedle,ll'A a qukk 2·0 J. Smith got on via nn error atH! between champion Flo-yd Patter. son and Hurricane Jacbon, set bulge, llut he >I' ll~ l ~g ge11 for only Kn ight : cored on the pli!y. tor July 29. two more.., hilS the n •st of t he way. Bul tbat was all for thP. Indians SINDING THREI Raci ne got two in llle fourth C harl c~· M.1XW(•\I smashed hi s innin ~ when Wi('kline led otr ~EW. YORK UP- St. John'! ninth nnd lOth h ume t·.~ an d dtove with ;1 lii ugl l:'. Dwaine Wolfu AOI U~1vers1ly announced today ;t 1 tn five mns to puct> Qetroil's l(). Ilis Hocond , sin"[le lilnd Wtl!!oft... lN~Ll .. .en:d tlsr.,c r11nnp~. ha<'1111 utlack on LIH't't~ Yunk e1• pitch· Wolr(• walk ed. filliug the sacks mtler L10nef Stevens 11nd quarte··. n.o.. Al Kalin'" uull llnr vey Ku t>n n 'l'hcn Gl'llham was safe 011 a mllers Slepheu Barlold .and Uoy,1 al~o hOrMn·d for ttw Ti g.t • r·~ whi!t• field ~ r' s ehui t'c ~ Wkkllne scu··- ~enry , to th_e NCAA trark und 11 Mlckcy Mnn11 e hit No 15. E~.-'1 on tht• hour pln y at the plat ~ fteld. champiOnth~ps Friday and Dtrk (: ernr rt 's two lwmer ~ and La!N Dwaint:l Wolfe scored. on 8 Sntutday at Austm, Tex. a duubh• drO\f' in siK r·u ns for the pas~l·d ba ll. Ht•d Sox , who hit\·e S('UI' ed 2R Again in lhe fiflb . Bill Ar nott run ~ 1n thl't'•' s tr al~ h! vkioril~li. W<IS ~af~ on an error, J1e::ut• lt ' Wi ckl ine,sl ngled ami Johnny Clc- . lund Wfl~ safe on nnothcr error 111 A1·nutt scored. D. Wolfe rear ht• I ri rst on still arwlht•r error und By United Prell • • LAql tl Wicklint' sc•ored. NEW YORK St. Nicholas Arena - AI .. Mlteff, 203o/4, Artentl fntlians . . . . . . . . 21}0 000--2 3 5 000 22x-4 5 3 na, Outpointed Willi BtsmanoH, Hacine Indians, Wilson and Kni ght. 1901h, Germany (10). Racine, Cleland and Wlckllne. Nl YOALIANS - Willie Vluohl\ GAM!S TONIGHT 160, Lot AngeiH, outpointed AI County Llttl• Le•o"• (Tigerj Wlllltml, 155, New Or- PirBtElS at Rncine lean• (10). Yankees at Redlcgs, 0 . 1 Syrucu&e at Dodgen, D. :iJ JOHANNESBURG __. Mik• Holt, Middleport L. LNgu. 164, South Africa, outpointed Jim· Yanks at Senators, D. 1 Martinet, 16HI:ol, Pho.nl11, ,Sox at Indian~ . D. 2 I BASEBALL Visi~m ~till Fuzzy For Pit¢1ting . �1 ·. l ,,.,...., IUY m1IJC'I'1uaA·ILI ........ N- AU OHIO ALL JUNK CO. 11 -~J,j HOlzer , .. . ,, . . I ....' , '.,., I . . ";' • • ' • • • • •• CRETB • I l J( ud o �1 ·. l ,,.,...., IUY m1IJC'I'1uaA·ILI ........ N- AU OHIO ALL JUNK CO. 11 -~J,j HOlzer , .. . ,, . . I ....' , '.,., I . . ";' • • ' • • • • •• CRETB • I l J( ud o �• • .. 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