https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/28f3366c57d712414c4b97fca57852a3.pdf 68bcc671cf083da180827334d66a4991 PDF Text Text • • .' ' Nlin Geor e S and Nancy Jamel itu1. .' • 'I '' '! I -:· • �... . ".,. . ' ~··; ,· • • ~~JSfllllilel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 13, 1957 \ <as;a Daily sentinel The Dailv Sentinel OI...IIAL MANAG. . lliBL• .Jetif)()L Vt.tltfn!1 'Albl" Sct,oo' •ttl11 bt- heM at the Rorie !':"Tim!" \fll!th9dist Cht•~h ~trinnin,:r nr ._.,.o!'lrl'ly,' June 17 frt'11"1 g to 1 t ·M N ••"fl. • ... ,. M'~""· Mr. anlt r.ttt\rlP~~; Wiltrt.l' -are &"""ulr,.lnt *';•, ... bl.-tlt ,.., "nJJ, r.~a"Jf.S ~rl"ftlfiP' ·, ?!tat Federal Subsidies Sciys Pete Shields, Manog~r Of The Local ASC Deportment Ed1rin. 'J'uecrlay tt> Jfol,...,. fl'n• ~"a"~~S:r,'lh , ~t'e v ... 11n~ ,J'I•toe 11 Ul,.~lflno,.t ,.,.,~""t r . .... ~. """ w r ... n Mhi· ~!-' Ci:tr.a Rt1nviM 1' ~e 'Rnff1'1'1- W. Va., ,. ~rents. .... 'great 6;5i! Tlhirsday S!Jn On 1:00 Today • , · ~ Q:OO ~~ompar ilootO · , to,oo '111• Ptl~ Is Rl1llt 10:30 Truth or Conoe•i•····· 1.1:00 Tie Tr¥: Dough 11:30 It C<JU1d Be you l2:DO ..SignFriday • On '.l'oday Romper Room ) Ptloo It klr!U The Tac IJl'YI~.J. Ji, vvni~lti Could Be You I T!¢ Tr.uttr or Current • 1:00 My IJttle Martie 1:30 TeJW~H 1 Ernie "' 2;00 Ka!!)iet 'l'hoatet 1100 ~ Q.j.,e ,or a. Oay • )I:>Q.. lfildVn ll?mail<:-~ Comedy Time Movietime · I· •• .,. '· ~---- I • ~ A THURSDAY ..: c:;.;<:l'..c!'rr~o. - .,.. 7:00 · ~inllltt• ·a · .t • 4. .' 7:30 Bolllon laO!Ue •., 8:oq . Captoln' lbggatoo ' 8:30 coru.. Ateher . ' 9:00 Gatry Moor9:30 . Go'dftey -the 10:30, J ' I , 11:00 11 : 1~ 11:30 Did You Know 11uu? .I 3:30 Edge of Nlsht 4:0Q The E;arly. Show 5:30 Your E!ao Rf!porter 5:45 Spo.rl.l Patlde' 5:~5 WeJthermtn 8:15 Dout~o.s '.Edwatds 6:80 .Action 6:30 ..... ~~­ ' , cause It Is the popular label given to It by those who profess to detest it. The very word connotes something evil in govern· ment. Thus, It has become popularized In the press and on speakers' rcstrums over the past 23 years. , shields says it Is an equaUzatlon program. It Is designed bring up farm Income on a par wltb city income. The core of his Jll)lnts are: 1. ·Fanners are producers of the most necessary thing in our Uvea, food. They make up the only, repeat only, segment of Am~rl~an· population ·whlch 1 without controls, must sell Its the cutest thio~• ~bl1p produce fqr what It can get on the open m,arket. .• . · pened down ' ' Kyger 2: LabOr is protected· by unions, llldustry Is protected by hlre) Alumn• meellns. · t r i ' ~greements, and patents. . Louis Ableo. or Jero111esvllle, o.. : . obody haggtei with the Pomeroy or M~ddleport mel"· hodn't been back \" ma9y, many year!l. Seeing Comer llradbur:y c t over the price. of a new refrlgetator, or e cost of hav- (Kyger's gen10t tons time ouperln. lng·a tooth pulled. Farmers and everybody pay tbe price. tendentl oulslde. he wao chattlnr 4. But when a farmer brings a box of tomatoes to town to along - he knew CoJ)Ier was 1 sell the arguments over price st~. And the farmer has to sell teacher b~t ~ot WHERE he was. because th& tomatoes will spoil in 48 hour~. Sez LouiS, If I were you, comer, Jllr. Sllields grin a when \lll.says: , , . .. ~cdh:!i .~ job hete at thla line new "When the day comes tHat I can walk Into Mr. Glenroy c• .;., told thla in the remlnt.· ing's store and go out with a '250 refrigerator for the U25 I cent hour following the b~n~uet offer 111m_. then our farmers wlll be content to sell tomatoes to the great enjoymont of us 11. for 25c a oa~ket.': Brln~• out aharply what 1 or • This incl.dimtally was the summary Shields ga¥e Wednes. 20 yem will' do lor a community, •r day at 'the end of a 'talk to the Pomeroy Lions club when the and 11 you're 1,v.(IY, mlrbt be • •• good Idea or to gettoa get coodorientated brtellnr · ASC program here was outlined briefly. llrot hour •. 10 Other highlights of Mr. Shields' remarks were that since it ao to speak. ' •• is .a national necessity farmers maintain and rebuild their . . • • SOIIJ, !be taxpayers generally should assist. Hence, payments Dave Garroway speak inc from ••• U~. ~ade by the go~ernment for farm po!Jdg, pasture Improve. Chattanooga where he w.. rhow· • men!, and even the soli bank program which the speaker said lng entrancing vlewo of Tenne..ee • Is nothlnJ more than a nlfe word fot lhe old crop allotment River, Rock City and a point where · you can see •even atatet at one I 1 1 '• p an. fell Jwoop, WIB having the- tlmt Of Farmers In Meigs County this year are recelvln& $26 for hla life. lie even went to eliding ~ilch ~i:re they. are not pJaqtlng wheat on, or lf planted, plow- hil ,., In 1 sentence or two. 0 ed uffiler. Man, I'd like to 1et down thata. The wheat allotment program Is entirely voluntary and wo/y ete •ummer and loll are over. farmers here have consistently voted for it. A farmer may I'd •een the Norris D1m In 1937, raise up to 15 acres ol wheat, no more, and receive subsidy whlle en route to Florida but I'd •nts to male• U" the difference between what he selts It like to get up In the olouda on ~ Lookout Mountain where my UD~r: . alld what is flaured as a "pariW' price. If he raises more ole S1muel "fit" In that bloody en· • than U acres he issubject.to penalty. . gagement. "There never bas been a penalty farm In llllil&s County," Bu• I'm not gonna to llke Ike • Shields ~ald. and "Monlle" Montgomery tell As for tobacco It Is an lmpossibllltj. for a farmer to• alar! how it ought to have been loulht." •• •• th~ey did at Oettys.bura . ralaln& tobacco If he Is not .already "n." th1em-1 1 wu disappointed in thooe two ~tlvea lay down the number of acre& to be py1 _ wll'o'ii ever thing protei. baaild on an estimate of producing 130 per of olonal J~•loull' would have gone • Tobacco Jeopie now make as mucb profit on .3 of ,n aero thot tar! . 1 they use to on one acre. The price Is Me per lb. whereas That dimmed tht tuiter of those • fore crop restriction farmer& worked their head& off on live •.tars tor "'"· juot o teeny tilt. ·acrea and·received eight to 1~ per lb. ·· 'I)'et till& h•• ho· effect o~ the "sumer'1' said S8ieid£, ·~se :!i~t pJnnlea' worth of tobacco . ~ltferen"¢e Is in procu.lllna, .!! ·' '· ··,AI of this Is real grhit from tbe grAss , .,d:majol'lty ·et farmers,, big and small, favor ,. ~overed it quickly. ll'arinera . •• " J;w·<Bell,lon l)reilll upon themselves. The secret pf our •• ,fino policy must be In a way to hate "soeiallztd" and Yel retain basic lndiYidual freedoms. For . UpOll 'I IIIUdes of farmers, agriculture Is . . mq,re controls. Tber~ seems to be no by-pass, U It ;titf!JY b>. J . , Poullily the voluntary pro,1rams 11 admlnlaterH · by the ASC pOint toward a reasoliabie soluUon. There It no uae ally · mor• IIIYI~g :•tet's g6 baCt.'' Or refus\Jia tb lee tbe fahlters' • •; · : ,, «<de. Are· hls attle, aftd solidly, too, aceoa'dln* . to Mr. ,-; ''\' f • ,SI)j~ll~. ~dinitti~l tbat, we must looll t91-\Y'ard \d wotllln~out ilriclr: ,, ai~~~· 1101'uttona to farm problems wllhln our trad.ltionil 11t · ·1 ~tnei:lc41)>~eedom of enteJ!pri~e. · · ...•. ---·- ¥/SAZ,- rv ·.chan"el·3 ii'D.D~ tlons In America: Where Agriculture going? the federal pro- .~;;;~~~~~~~~~:;::::;=;:;:~=====::;;~;o;;;;l, Flrli!, Shields will haulisus down for calling •' ,., l!l'llm for farmers a "giveaway." The term ws. used only .be· '<;> ~ if11t ltjrtfii'V. r.y~-.IP.. ,.,....;.~n•· •~nlf·l ]off";; erulj ' 'MJ}$- 'ft',.!''TA"" WI'""" Hold up, there, reader, don't conclude that we are ~~~·~!I Pete on his back and saying "Brother, you're so right,', so right." Not at all. Maybe he Is; maybe he Isn't. Not are ·we trying to imply he's wrong. But the straightforward manner M•. Shields tells the farmer's side In the probllln'l~ revolving around conserv•tlon, crop allotments and the soil bank, I! worthy of special note. HIS" story-rigln or wrong-fteeds tell· lng and re-telling locally and In every agricultural commurlity because It is· rich food for discussion .on one of the great qtlea· ... l.,. ~·w F<i~rs Kove TheirSi~e In Wonting One of our favorite speakers in IJtese Parts Is Pete $b!Pids of Letart Falls, manager of Ibe F'ederal AgliMturai Sfabill· zatlj>n and Conservation office ip fomeroy. He ra'llks high be· C4UBe he can-and frequently do~preseht' to (owb folks;"" pfet(y a justification for governjllimt "'giveaway" prog~ams to fanners as may be made. · •· ' · This always has added inter~t.tlee~se ' fourth generation Republlcanr ilf;l@lf!J!, wlrerr ~~~u!~i~:~~:~,~ Congress are reported 1o looiC:Cilliiiy upon this ki ment. .. ,ill -.-CITI?IIUtf - artemoon ei"copt IIWi.da~ by The Ohio VaDer Sen odlto~~b-~e s.. Pomeroy,. p. ulao• oUfot phone ·8911 • r ...lT!rrtf>'~.,.mFnt ' · M lt•lrf .Sund9v Ju11e ~n. A1l ~bil ~""" ·~"q ,.,.,.. to fourteen ar ... Invited to attend. '· -.aJO; \IDe month. 11. "• "· ' nailv "_llotloaol ~O:.~~~J!.I .Jtl'!!;w.'KimboiL lac, - - - • A.~ N.w Yoiit , 14, N.Y. Kitfs;6ol io ....... duo molllnt mattar al 1be pool offl<o at Pom ...., lll>lo. .. . hbaoripUoa nleo: De~~vory I>Y eonler where avoUable 30 ..nta pe1 !IOU:;. ,.... in al T1oie Dtll:1 Sentinel offlco. f14.80· lb i!Jol!llu. I?.lit); lhree m011tbl, $3.80. B7 motor fOUie where .,.ifable ""1!11 ~~~~ fl. BY .jllaQ oae year til; aiJt 1110nllll, fUll; lbret monllll ~bll.lllecl T.EL~EViSION GU.ID. . U11y Book • -•01-E..,D '1'0 INTDII:ST!i "OF IIEIGS-IIWIO!f AtL\ . -.ICifAIIO" L CIWIIN - • • gg~ Pr•oto~ o! •I 7:00 . Boob Clljlmllngs 7:30 ·cumax 8:30 PJayh'ouse 90 !· ~j; ..... \Y·J.!E,H. }!,' .r )'~ ' l ' 1, • · · • "'- . Sc•nnllli the,we1the~ ~bow · ' I I Square-Dancing ' .·, f ' I& t~ ,, •ot ·%. .~· .4 '· '· . ~~ ' c , ~ Z· ,. ill ~. ~ , ., . .. . ~· • .. r' ~ ' . . ·i, , ' ·, • • & n:.so.:o:m. 1 ··~ • • • ' •·$3.89 ' ·lb~ '19~ . ,... .. ::Doily·.• ' - . !: ·r~ • ,, . . ... ' I Modern ~t:nerica(l ., · I 10:10 • 'rbe L"le Show :'(-' •"!' · tO:QO Up-w-the·nii~utt New'a 10;05 Scanning the Weather ' ' Y,liMD. ' '• J.., . ,l'.l : . '' ,; ' -i • ,. ' \~',\" • _., .. .~ \"~ . - .. · . ~,' . ' -. . . -. • ·, !'"! • • l . .1, "' ' �... . ".,. . ' ~··; ,· • • ~~JSfllllilel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 13, 1957 \ <as;a Daily sentinel The Dailv Sentinel OI...IIAL MANAG. . lliBL• .Jetif)()L Vt.tltfn!1 'Albl" Sct,oo' •ttl11 bt- heM at the Rorie !':"Tim!" \fll!th9dist Cht•~h ~trinnin,:r nr ._.,.o!'lrl'ly,' June 17 frt'11"1 g to 1 t ·M N ••"fl. • ... ,. M'~""· Mr. anlt r.ttt\rlP~~; Wiltrt.l' -are &"""ulr,.lnt *';•, ... bl.-tlt ,.., "nJJ, r.~a"Jf.S ~rl"ftlfiP' ·, ?!tat Federal Subsidies Sciys Pete Shields, Manog~r Of The Local ASC Deportment Ed1rin. 'J'uecrlay tt> Jfol,...,. fl'n• ~"a"~~S:r,'lh , ~t'e v ... 11n~ ,J'I•toe 11 Ul,.~lflno,.t ,.,.,~""t r . .... ~. """ w r ... n Mhi· ~!-' Ci:tr.a Rt1nviM 1' ~e 'Rnff1'1'1- W. Va., ,. ~rents. .... 'great 6;5i! Tlhirsday S!Jn On 1:00 Today • , · ~ Q:OO ~~ompar ilootO · , to,oo '111• Ptl~ Is Rl1llt 10:30 Truth or Conoe•i•····· 1.1:00 Tie Tr¥: Dough 11:30 It C<JU1d Be you l2:DO ..SignFriday • On '.l'oday Romper Room ) Ptloo It klr!U The Tac IJl'YI~.J. Ji, vvni~lti Could Be You I T!¢ Tr.uttr or Current • 1:00 My IJttle Martie 1:30 TeJW~H 1 Ernie "' 2;00 Ka!!)iet 'l'hoatet 1100 ~ Q.j.,e ,or a. Oay • )I:>Q.. lfildVn ll?mail<:-~ Comedy Time Movietime · I· •• .,. '· ~---- I • ~ A THURSDAY ..: c:;.;<:l'..c!'rr~o. - .,.. 7:00 · ~inllltt• ·a · .t • 4. .' 7:30 Bolllon laO!Ue •., 8:oq . Captoln' lbggatoo ' 8:30 coru.. Ateher . ' 9:00 Gatry Moor9:30 . Go'dftey -the 10:30, J ' I , 11:00 11 : 1~ 11:30 Did You Know 11uu? .I 3:30 Edge of Nlsht 4:0Q The E;arly. Show 5:30 Your E!ao Rf!porter 5:45 Spo.rl.l Patlde' 5:~5 WeJthermtn 8:15 Dout~o.s '.Edwatds 6:80 .Action 6:30 ..... ~~­ ' , cause It Is the popular label given to It by those who profess to detest it. The very word connotes something evil in govern· ment. Thus, It has become popularized In the press and on speakers' rcstrums over the past 23 years. , shields says it Is an equaUzatlon program. It Is designed bring up farm Income on a par wltb city income. The core of his Jll)lnts are: 1. ·Fanners are producers of the most necessary thing in our Uvea, food. They make up the only, repeat only, segment of Am~rl~an· population ·whlch 1 without controls, must sell Its the cutest thio~• ~bl1p produce fqr what It can get on the open m,arket. .• . · pened down ' ' Kyger 2: LabOr is protected· by unions, llldustry Is protected by hlre) Alumn• meellns. · t r i ' ~greements, and patents. . Louis Ableo. or Jero111esvllle, o.. : . obody haggtei with the Pomeroy or M~ddleport mel"· hodn't been back \" ma9y, many year!l. Seeing Comer llradbur:y c t over the price. of a new refrlgetator, or e cost of hav- (Kyger's gen10t tons time ouperln. lng·a tooth pulled. Farmers and everybody pay tbe price. tendentl oulslde. he wao chattlnr 4. But when a farmer brings a box of tomatoes to town to along - he knew CoJ)Ier was 1 sell the arguments over price st~. And the farmer has to sell teacher b~t ~ot WHERE he was. because th& tomatoes will spoil in 48 hour~. Sez LouiS, If I were you, comer, Jllr. Sllields grin a when \lll.says: , , . .. ~cdh:!i .~ job hete at thla line new "When the day comes tHat I can walk Into Mr. Glenroy c• .;., told thla in the remlnt.· ing's store and go out with a '250 refrigerator for the U25 I cent hour following the b~n~uet offer 111m_. then our farmers wlll be content to sell tomatoes to the great enjoymont of us 11. for 25c a oa~ket.': Brln~• out aharply what 1 or • This incl.dimtally was the summary Shields ga¥e Wednes. 20 yem will' do lor a community, •r day at 'the end of a 'talk to the Pomeroy Lions club when the and 11 you're 1,v.(IY, mlrbt be • •• good Idea or to gettoa get coodorientated brtellnr · ASC program here was outlined briefly. llrot hour •. 10 Other highlights of Mr. Shields' remarks were that since it ao to speak. ' •• is .a national necessity farmers maintain and rebuild their . . • • SOIIJ, !be taxpayers generally should assist. Hence, payments Dave Garroway speak inc from ••• U~. ~ade by the go~ernment for farm po!Jdg, pasture Improve. Chattanooga where he w.. rhow· • men!, and even the soli bank program which the speaker said lng entrancing vlewo of Tenne..ee • Is nothlnJ more than a nlfe word fot lhe old crop allotment River, Rock City and a point where · you can see •even atatet at one I 1 1 '• p an. fell Jwoop, WIB having the- tlmt Of Farmers In Meigs County this year are recelvln& $26 for hla life. lie even went to eliding ~ilch ~i:re they. are not pJaqtlng wheat on, or lf planted, plow- hil ,., In 1 sentence or two. 0 ed uffiler. Man, I'd like to 1et down thata. The wheat allotment program Is entirely voluntary and wo/y ete •ummer and loll are over. farmers here have consistently voted for it. A farmer may I'd •een the Norris D1m In 1937, raise up to 15 acres ol wheat, no more, and receive subsidy whlle en route to Florida but I'd •nts to male• U" the difference between what he selts It like to get up In the olouda on ~ Lookout Mountain where my UD~r: . alld what is flaured as a "pariW' price. If he raises more ole S1muel "fit" In that bloody en· • than U acres he issubject.to penalty. . gagement. "There never bas been a penalty farm In llllil&s County," Bu• I'm not gonna to llke Ike • Shields ~ald. and "Monlle" Montgomery tell As for tobacco It Is an lmpossibllltj. for a farmer to• alar! how it ought to have been loulht." •• •• th~ey did at Oettys.bura . ralaln& tobacco If he Is not .already "n." th1em-1 1 wu disappointed in thooe two ~tlvea lay down the number of acre& to be py1 _ wll'o'ii ever thing protei. baaild on an estimate of producing 130 per of olonal J~•loull' would have gone • Tobacco Jeopie now make as mucb profit on .3 of ,n aero thot tar! . 1 they use to on one acre. The price Is Me per lb. whereas That dimmed tht tuiter of those • fore crop restriction farmer& worked their head& off on live •.tars tor "'"· juot o teeny tilt. ·acrea and·received eight to 1~ per lb. ·· 'I)'et till& h•• ho· effect o~ the "sumer'1' said S8ieid£, ·~se :!i~t pJnnlea' worth of tobacco . ~ltferen"¢e Is in procu.lllna, .!! ·' '· ··,AI of this Is real grhit from tbe grAss , .,d:majol'lty ·et farmers,, big and small, favor ,. ~overed it quickly. ll'arinera . •• " J;w·<Bell,lon l)reilll upon themselves. The secret pf our •• ,fino policy must be In a way to hate "soeiallztd" and Yel retain basic lndiYidual freedoms. For . UpOll 'I IIIUdes of farmers, agriculture Is . . mq,re controls. Tber~ seems to be no by-pass, U It ;titf!JY b>. J . , Poullily the voluntary pro,1rams 11 admlnlaterH · by the ASC pOint toward a reasoliabie soluUon. There It no uae ally · mor• IIIYI~g :•tet's g6 baCt.'' Or refus\Jia tb lee tbe fahlters' • •; · : ,, «<de. Are· hls attle, aftd solidly, too, aceoa'dln* . to Mr. ,-; ''\' f • ,SI)j~ll~. ~dinitti~l tbat, we must looll t91-\Y'ard \d wotllln~out ilriclr: ,, ai~~~· 1101'uttona to farm problems wllhln our trad.ltionil 11t · ·1 ~tnei:lc41)>~eedom of enteJ!pri~e. · · ...•. ---·- ¥/SAZ,- rv ·.chan"el·3 ii'D.D~ tlons In America: Where Agriculture going? the federal pro- .~;;;~~~~~~~~~:;::::;=;:;:~=====::;;~;o;;;;l, Flrli!, Shields will haulisus down for calling •' ,., l!l'llm for farmers a "giveaway." The term ws. used only .be· '<;> ~ if11t ltjrtfii'V. r.y~-.IP.. ,.,....;.~n•· •~nlf·l ]off";; erulj ' 'MJ}$- 'ft',.!''TA"" WI'""" Hold up, there, reader, don't conclude that we are ~~~·~!I Pete on his back and saying "Brother, you're so right,', so right." Not at all. Maybe he Is; maybe he Isn't. Not are ·we trying to imply he's wrong. But the straightforward manner M•. Shields tells the farmer's side In the probllln'l~ revolving around conserv•tlon, crop allotments and the soil bank, I! worthy of special note. HIS" story-rigln or wrong-fteeds tell· lng and re-telling locally and In every agricultural commurlity because It is· rich food for discussion .on one of the great qtlea· ... l.,. ~·w F<i~rs Kove TheirSi~e In Wonting One of our favorite speakers in IJtese Parts Is Pete $b!Pids of Letart Falls, manager of Ibe F'ederal AgliMturai Sfabill· zatlj>n and Conservation office ip fomeroy. He ra'llks high be· C4UBe he can-and frequently do~preseht' to (owb folks;"" pfet(y a justification for governjllimt "'giveaway" prog~ams to fanners as may be made. · •· ' · This always has added inter~t.tlee~se ' fourth generation Republlcanr ilf;l@lf!J!, wlrerr ~~~u!~i~:~~:~,~ Congress are reported 1o looiC:Cilliiiy upon this ki ment. .. ,ill -.-CITI?IIUtf - artemoon ei"copt IIWi.da~ by The Ohio VaDer Sen odlto~~b-~e s.. Pomeroy,. p. ulao• oUfot phone ·8911 • r ...lT!rrtf>'~.,.mFnt ' · M lt•lrf .Sund9v Ju11e ~n. A1l ~bil ~""" ·~"q ,.,.,.. to fourteen ar ... Invited to attend. '· -.aJO; \IDe month. 11. "• "· ' nailv "_llotloaol ~O:.~~~J!.I .Jtl'!!;w.'KimboiL lac, - - - • A.~ N.w Yoiit , 14, N.Y. Kitfs;6ol io ....... duo molllnt mattar al 1be pool offl<o at Pom ...., lll>lo. .. . hbaoripUoa nleo: De~~vory I>Y eonler where avoUable 30 ..nta pe1 !IOU:;. ,.... in al T1oie Dtll:1 Sentinel offlco. f14.80· lb i!Jol!llu. I?.lit); lhree m011tbl, $3.80. B7 motor fOUie where .,.ifable ""1!11 ~~~~ fl. BY .jllaQ oae year til; aiJt 1110nllll, fUll; lbret monllll ~bll.lllecl T.EL~EViSION GU.ID. . U11y Book • -•01-E..,D '1'0 INTDII:ST!i "OF IIEIGS-IIWIO!f AtL\ . -.ICifAIIO" L CIWIIN - • • gg~ Pr•oto~ o! •I 7:00 . Boob Clljlmllngs 7:30 ·cumax 8:30 PJayh'ouse 90 !· ~j; ..... \Y·J.!E,H. }!,' .r )'~ ' l ' 1, • · · • "'- . Sc•nnllli the,we1the~ ~bow · ' I I Square-Dancing ' .·, f ' I& t~ ,, •ot ·%. .~· .4 '· '· . ~~ ' c , ~ Z· ,. ill ~. ~ , ., . .. . ~· • .. r' ~ ' . . ·i, , ' ·, • • & n:.so.:o:m. 1 ··~ • • • ' •·$3.89 ' ·lb~ '19~ . ,... .. ::Doily·.• ' - . !: ·r~ • ,, . . ... ' I Modern ~t:nerica(l ., · I 10:10 • 'rbe L"le Show :'(-' •"!' · tO:QO Up-w-the·nii~utt New'a 10;05 Scanning the Weather ' ' Y,liMD. ' '• J.., . ,l'.l : . '' ,; ' -i • ,. ' \~',\" • _., .. .~ \"~ . - .. · . ~,' . ' -. . . -. • ·, !'"! • • l . .1, "' ' �• Is led Hesson, King Of Strikeoqt; RESULTS 4-DaUy Sen~el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 18, i9~7 l'fle Dt.IIJtSe,tJJf.)el . "J)* _., Jll'. and lfrt. Canrp, ...,.,•• dtulbter ' •' Jlt, , !lr~ Bay Colo; J¥J1)ne, :,.~ ill )llr, o~d lin. Erneot lioll SPoRTS DESK .Ar ille tlnpreul•e eommunioD """'"" •llirb follow... t11o blp. tllm, ~ hed Jotbon of the . .L lforlob Chut<h Atll<ted ,fttb lilt •plunlon. He if the Jrl•<l- - lotllot of PbOebe HIII'J)Of. Is Attraction . " _GROUND :·.BEEF· ' ~ • ;>-,. ' • • . • ~ • • \ ' ~. i 'lbs. $1.00 ., ' ,, ' fl ' , W. piN . ' ST. .. • ·~ . POMEROY PllONE sat.M . ' • . ' For -... A le•utlful ,· I ' I •' ' ,• ~- ~R~ET ,' > ' . "TTie '' '. '' '{,,, ' ' s!O., ;. Complele~' ' "• ' 7· DAYS PER WEEK • . Bjg K\\1 Back, Adding Heft TO . Redleg Hitters . vountllttr ' -RUTlAND-FURNlf.URE ·• ' ' . QNLY ltUtUNO FURNITURE H:A.S. THIS TO : . • • • t. , ; A Round Tub , caught 1 very c,.dltable ,.me. IIIPM-IRS WINNIPEG Guy Martin, who at Colgate University, hal si_a:ncd by the Winnipeg Blue Bon\bers of the Western Intcrprovlnci "l Football Union. He joina two other American !lanai SPECIAL I ,, , ~-< r · HAS FOR YOU .. · · .. en· ly aot • home run two on In tht Hflom of thto fifth and , . SllitiS WITH ' \. ·. '~ ~ ' "' MAYtAG ,. ' cal1en--~ Chuck Curtis of Tflxu Christian ,.,i Ch1b Reorganized Tuesday Evening · · ~he Wlde:Aw~Jui "'H Pt>IJ ,.;,, !'eotgahized When they met Tuesday at the home of lh~ir counc.l· l(ll" Mrs~· L. W. McComas. ' ' ' ' . .u.. .,...,. . Get "f'ia•-i""'¥&Maa1' -~ ., 'J'~'Vjl't~-tiiat:-. ' ' officers a_':ld Kenny Ploen of Iown. • ·S:.r ft~;jlot~W.Om ·Ou'tflt··Comptlte To Floor ~.•.179~f5 , ' ' ~}. . 54 ln. coiNn SINk· . ' ' l1ot~95 ' ' ' ·2 .f0r·: $1.o0 ·· Akins Wan~ :BoJit . With Cont~Qder · NO~FOLK, Va. UP - " Wel)er- Wtlfhl Vlrrtt Attno of St. t.qUis, encouraged by his unantwoua declalon o\·er Walter Bya-r•, aiked. lpdaf for a 'hot at l~e 1- eon. lellder. . .•• "I deoervo a ltabt with Tonr DeMarco," .. ld lAnk~ VJr811 "Dtl· . Marco eould aet" only ' 1 1 ptlt" decl.t.lon over !lY!Ira lalt m~nttl;. n .Tap Lucky Dip As Hot For Bebnont . ·Hos'e. 1, J ·, ' l •?"; j .r ;t~•t,l • . .... ',• . ,M. ' ' �• Is led Hesson, King Of Strikeoqt; RESULTS 4-DaUy Sen~el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 18, i9~7 l'fle Dt.IIJtSe,tJJf.)el . "J)* _., Jll'. and lfrt. Canrp, ...,.,•• dtulbter ' •' Jlt, , !lr~ Bay Colo; J¥J1)ne, :,.~ ill )llr, o~d lin. Erneot lioll SPoRTS DESK .Ar ille tlnpreul•e eommunioD """'"" •llirb follow... t11o blp. tllm, ~ hed Jotbon of the . .L lforlob Chut<h Atll<ted ,fttb lilt •plunlon. He if the Jrl•<l- - lotllot of PbOebe HIII'J)Of. Is Attraction . " _GROUND :·.BEEF· ' ~ • ;>-,. ' • • . • ~ • • \ ' ~. i 'lbs. $1.00 ., ' ,, ' fl ' , W. piN . ' ST. .. • ·~ . POMEROY PllONE sat.M . ' • . ' For -... A le•utlful ,· I ' I •' ' ,• ~- ~R~ET ,' > ' . "TTie '' '. '' '{,,, ' ' s!O., ;. Complele~' ' "• ' 7· DAYS PER WEEK • . Bjg K\\1 Back, Adding Heft TO . Redleg Hitters . vountllttr ' -RUTlAND-FURNlf.URE ·• ' ' . QNLY ltUtUNO FURNITURE H:A.S. THIS TO : . • • • t. , ; A Round Tub , caught 1 very c,.dltable ,.me. IIIPM-IRS WINNIPEG Guy Martin, who at Colgate University, hal si_a:ncd by the Winnipeg Blue Bon\bers of the Western Intcrprovlnci "l Football Union. He joina two other American !lanai SPECIAL I ,, , ~-< r · HAS FOR YOU .. · · .. en· ly aot • home run two on In tht Hflom of thto fifth and , . SllitiS WITH ' \. ·. '~ ~ ' "' MAYtAG ,. ' cal1en--~ Chuck Curtis of Tflxu Christian ,.,i Ch1b Reorganized Tuesday Evening · · ~he Wlde:Aw~Jui "'H Pt>IJ ,.;,, !'eotgahized When they met Tuesday at the home of lh~ir counc.l· l(ll" Mrs~· L. W. McComas. ' ' ' ' . .u.. .,...,. . Get "f'ia•-i""'¥&Maa1' -~ ., 'J'~'Vjl't~-tiiat:-. ' ' officers a_':ld Kenny Ploen of Iown. • ·S:.r ft~;jlot~W.Om ·Ou'tflt··Comptlte To Floor ~.•.179~f5 , ' ' ~}. . 54 ln. coiNn SINk· . ' ' l1ot~95 ' ' ' ·2 .f0r·: $1.o0 ·· Akins Wan~ :BoJit . With Cont~Qder · NO~FOLK, Va. UP - " Wel)er- Wtlfhl Vlrrtt Attno of St. t.qUis, encouraged by his unantwoua declalon o\·er Walter Bya-r•, aiked. lpdaf for a 'hot at l~e 1- eon. lellder. . .•• "I deoervo a ltabt with Tonr DeMarco," .. ld lAnk~ VJr811 "Dtl· . Marco eould aet" only ' 1 1 ptlt" decl.t.lon over !lY!Ira lalt m~nttl;. n .Tap Lucky Dip As Hot For Bebnont . ·Hos'e. 1, J ·, ' l •?"; j .r ;t~•t,l • . .... ',• . ,M. ' ' �• ....... • •' • • 'I"'"' - ....... t .= -· ·-·-··. ·- I • r .... • • • ' ..~ ' J)Uiy Sentinel, POI!Iel'l)y·Midjlleport, 0 ., Juntl$, liiS?-1 . P0111eroy·Middleport, 0 ., June 13, 1957 ,OR CONSlSTJIN'l: Harrisonville RESULTS to tile KelP H..ptW lui Sun- Hysell Ru11 day. ly Mn. Clarenc:a ltu,..(r Mr. and Mra . G}Jrland cr~ow Br Ava GUk.., 1be ·Harrisonville •.tore ~ W,s closed Monday and Tueaday. M. lord and two Aon.s of Columbus and lira. Delmar .Rhode1, owner.: were weekend 1Ue5tl o~ Mr, and haviDJ gone to Charleston tor Mrs. Elroy Maglone. Mr. and Mr.s. Cl.arenee P.dce of the funeral of bJ.s mother. Mr. -aQ.d Mrt. Hlai· _P'reni;:h, Mt•. Rutbmd, were ealleJ'a. of Mr. and aild Mrs. Frank HaiUdaY, Mr. ~ild Mrs. Clarence RuaseU recen:Uy. MrL Almira Musser of SPrbtS: Mr.S: "virgU t\~lna,.. an" · Shll'on and tola Clark attended' ~e tun· fleld hal · been villting enl of Wald lf•Ult!Oy at ~10· and nelthbora bere and wal' ~til · Dana .,Epple . haa moved to 1 the Iten aerJoualy iU and · was t.akflln Emma BriJbt farm . , · .WANT ADS PHONE 39B '· RATES trten..!, - · ( 1) Notices ! Clyde Ferrell lae:t Tb.\U'Idu wel;8 hbl brother, Pl(r: and · )ln. Jack Fe,.. rell and daughter Jriyee ot W. V '· and lb. and Mrs. Ar.tll'ur Fetrt'l ofDe~i, "': I ' · ,. -~ Mr. u.il ¥J'S:; 0l!fe7 :P:Wte ot l ·I !lliehiJfll w.ere •vLtlllriJ bli . filii· p N!eli; ~ ' aevero) ' d~Y•·-',,_ - ,. __ c •Alp~o n..uen b.. bOon to · 1 'eJnnaU vlaltbig ' and family ' for ·a ' I , :•:,V farm here. - •1• l ' "lD my Optidora'' lecntal'r of .Defa~~ ••· "tbe .Ll&a1'4 o( Oolie it UDkllld,.,. 'Tb• IIU~ U.. A...... M..\abl ... ,tJle U.t.A. CUI do ia c•tala tA. mcetttl' Ia Centtal Puk, aa4 &t to fl; '. ~-: and eolored glau 618Jl.M evenln&s. =:== . .' ~ ! ; Clinton ,Glllt:ey and fa'\'llY ore nJOVing from Chlllieoth~ to b:s Nolk(o.-of l!vo!>q Sl.tiO. Obltuarietl ' t ,• ~ GueAI& ot Mr, and Mrt I. • . .tb".· 5 15 tf ciiERI\J:F6 - now pickin,, New Havft 1-brebard, New Haven, W. G:!l!A=vEL" ' C::y:-·=TJiAC'I'OR sALES and VI. Phone '!'l/'248118. 1 12 tOte Service: 1\. A. Finlaw, 512 E. ""............... lamii'Onlte Luca•le 1 Main St., Pomerny. I.<-~e Cedar CllNte - LAU WlDdow Pans- 1 .14, ~,..., R~~!!n+ . 27 tl -4- . l'rflldolro RefrlaarotorL Ol'FICE SPACE for rant. Pomeroy lokor PumUura, ~ltldjojoort, Ohio National Bank. '"" 8 13 ltc GBUESER BLOCII: CO. I Mil• North of,_ Speelauy aefecled lrom Jrun-fed ateen · '" 11:0 c~fUo/ :\I'J!II'!'•d ~-- al!ehqlce ' blade ~uta --- llo tttrlDu nect · J!Ortlon~ •· '- ·- AAP Ill"" lOU tbe lliott loci(! eatlnf for your mea~ aibri:eyt 4291! Err:HT ROOM Dwelling, newly ~ll<!Oflted Inside and out., large lot, within G ·min. walk from Court Houae . A. N. Beniel, a. IIAWWIGs sOiill lit Pomero~. Phone 31()-M. 6 & If bour ..-rerlt:ot l!enfca. Du Pllono ~- Nl&bl Pbt>ne lteDt ~ - ~ten1Jon Ladderl, IOU-X. DODGE • I'L101,2!l'l"' For &ca!fol4 ~~~. Drop Clotlll. D~. •oU .. ---,--~- --- C8bl Auto Services ' . SUPER Rl,~HT . ;.• WHOLE 'HAM - ·J.:B. co:-- a:- (8) Auto Soles 191111 BU)l;K V8 S""lal 2 dr Sedan Clinton Fl•hl'l', ,:llollddlegort. P~one 8~:11:. . 11 1 .II =--·-- ~-~--~~­ Wll!:9Bpa:' $1,785.QO. Dynafiow drive, one ror •tcDt • £16etrie tteamer. CUni:t~n Flt bcr, Mld· 1oc:al ow'llet, ll&bt blue-grey fin· lah. Blaeti.ur•s, Pomeroy. - 6 lUte dan. ~lJtG.tiO. Automatic l tllft, one clrefu,l local owner, dean out. - BJaettnar'a, 8 lZ 7tc . ~ Everett Uitn~~t , . elljoy" a ple_ Pk IU 1o home of tbet( daugb- .. ·S'-ri-ao · ·'ke'd.· ·u·a ··-m'··: 1..1..1 t :•,, ,, . ·r. l'·nr ,. "k·e-v.s, . ,. . ·· , . ' Roas ·.:..... :.-. ...... ..... :-. I . ~- . ' •.1 •, Tfl!'IDER ROUND BONE ~ · ,: ' ~· ' 1. .' '' '· i "' •"\ I : · l'" ( ')''f' . . ~·· ·,, ~~•. • ··'l 'i ~ . J,!, ,·,, 1 , ,, .. .· ~ \ ., . , . I .' , .' , . were '$und. y Mr. and Jacob ', ,.. _<o :-;· ..~ •. 11, 1 ' ' >t-'~' 'oi,l'~,. , D ' j, / 'i ·; ·.~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • Gfover lll.d dau- • ..,. · 1r -,{i" .,::-:~ ... • ' . · her parenta, Limbert. '' .f ' • \. • -' ., I .A, •• ·.• •' I .,,,' , 'i A·9· .· . ,., ~ e~, :i.m_ ·lb'·•. "'r ,_- · •. , IDEAL FO~ FRYING ~ OVE)II R'EADY ·. ' ' · · . ... .. . .... ... .. . .... ·. .,~ !- I and Mr1. Jt.~:r~y Hu'in,J ~3~ . . , FULL SHAN~ HALF . .. No IJell~er•lllit;e. ol 19114 DODGF. VB Coronet 4 dr. St• tnll~e an(l , 1'Po~eroy. . 11•11, ........,. ' ' \c _ ' i. . lb. ' . ' ) '· ... J!',. ' '' . '· ' • ~, ,J ' ' lb. "· . •·• ' ..!1_~ 't . '' i I ~• '0 ' . ' I It will ~ at She~Pord's . Necchi-Eino Sewing Circle, Gallipolis, 0 . .Fi,rst at Olivlr Fr!ddy .·. Jane 14 f;om 9 to 5. The solid gold ,NfYc~hC · • 1- ,i,t ' ' ' ' . •. . ' ~- I ·I ~· I ·:,1 ,' _1 1 · ·· ' ' , i 1 .., '• . ' J .-' " Be U.kl~g i~iil, Yow. ' .. • 1-' ''··· ' .' . ~~.- ~let ~'!I'~ FIE~ . . ' out hammer· alumlnum ' ' '. • • ,, .i '• ' Vol!le">$10,00QiCerne;sef;lt, I • ' ·. '. ' -~ WIIAT'I YOUR PL,ASURi? HOMETO)VN, l'a . . UP - For Q~~ny ye~a. ijuJh ,J!!endexter .Jr . Wa1h1 pe\liripapermaif an~ publiclet · Jn, Phllodel~hlo, Mn. Pendexter · "'"" ciOgJ ii 1 bObby. Recently they bou&,h(. country ltore rbere. TJ.te!,r tdvertiaementl read: "·P en· · de.ter eounwy Stare-From ·poo- af•• 'to N"ooale•." · "· • is apen(Unj her father, W. 'all!'· while Jlr. · ln Canton thll in the pqbllc I , FOR t·•• '""'"""'Y ''m'il'o: ArbOr C..U BraUu : ., ' -..,,- IXlOII-DeKolb the l'rollt lel 11E1!11o1 BtltaY'B HA1t~l· .J:IIY, IN:.. , Poilleroburl, Vo. Phoar GA·NNII. t-1().1mo< ., ; ' '·: .•. -t . I I , .' of I, l,:.l '' 'I ! (I ' , - NANCY *"• I ' ..... �• ....... • •' • • 'I"'"' - ....... t .= -· ·-·-··. ·- I • r .... • • • ' ..~ ' J)Uiy Sentinel, POI!Iel'l)y·Midjlleport, 0 ., Juntl$, liiS?-1 . P0111eroy·Middleport, 0 ., June 13, 1957 ,OR CONSlSTJIN'l: Harrisonville RESULTS to tile KelP H..ptW lui Sun- Hysell Ru11 day. ly Mn. Clarenc:a ltu,..(r Mr. and Mra . G}Jrland cr~ow Br Ava GUk.., 1be ·Harrisonville •.tore ~ W,s closed Monday and Tueaday. M. lord and two Aon.s of Columbus and lira. Delmar .Rhode1, owner.: were weekend 1Ue5tl o~ Mr, and haviDJ gone to Charleston tor Mrs. Elroy Maglone. Mr. and Mr.s. Cl.arenee P.dce of the funeral of bJ.s mother. Mr. -aQ.d Mrt. Hlai· _P'reni;:h, Mt•. Rutbmd, were ealleJ'a. of Mr. and aild Mrs. Frank HaiUdaY, Mr. ~ild Mrs. Clarence RuaseU recen:Uy. MrL Almira Musser of SPrbtS: Mr.S: "virgU t\~lna,.. an" · Shll'on and tola Clark attended' ~e tun· fleld hal · been villting enl of Wald lf•Ult!Oy at ~10· and nelthbora bere and wal' ~til · Dana .,Epple . haa moved to 1 the Iten aerJoualy iU and · was t.akflln Emma BriJbt farm . , · .WANT ADS PHONE 39B '· RATES trten..!, - · ( 1) Notices ! Clyde Ferrell lae:t Tb.\U'Idu wel;8 hbl brother, Pl(r: and · )ln. Jack Fe,.. rell and daughter Jriyee ot W. V '· and lb. and Mrs. Ar.tll'ur Fetrt'l ofDe~i, "': I ' · ,. -~ Mr. u.il ¥J'S:; 0l!fe7 :P:Wte ot l ·I !lliehiJfll w.ere •vLtlllriJ bli . filii· p N!eli; ~ ' aevero) ' d~Y•·-',,_ - ,. __ c •Alp~o n..uen b.. bOon to · 1 'eJnnaU vlaltbig ' and family ' for ·a ' I , :•:,V farm here. - •1• l ' "lD my Optidora'' lecntal'r of .Defa~~ ••· "tbe .Ll&a1'4 o( Oolie it UDkllld,.,. 'Tb• IIU~ U.. A...... M..\abl ... ,tJle U.t.A. CUI do ia c•tala tA. mcetttl' Ia Centtal Puk, aa4 &t to fl; '. ~-: and eolored glau 618Jl.M evenln&s. =:== . .' ~ ! ; Clinton ,Glllt:ey and fa'\'llY ore nJOVing from Chlllieoth~ to b:s Nolk(o.-of l!vo!>q Sl.tiO. Obltuarietl ' t ,• ~ GueAI& ot Mr, and Mrt I. • . .tb".· 5 15 tf ciiERI\J:F6 - now pickin,, New Havft 1-brebard, New Haven, W. G:!l!A=vEL" ' C::y:-·=TJiAC'I'OR sALES and VI. Phone '!'l/'248118. 1 12 tOte Service: 1\. A. Finlaw, 512 E. ""............... lamii'Onlte Luca•le 1 Main St., Pomerny. I.<-~e Cedar CllNte - LAU WlDdow Pans- 1 .14, ~,..., R~~!!n+ . 27 tl -4- . l'rflldolro RefrlaarotorL Ol'FICE SPACE for rant. Pomeroy lokor PumUura, ~ltldjojoort, Ohio National Bank. '"" 8 13 ltc GBUESER BLOCII: CO. I Mil• North of,_ Speelauy aefecled lrom Jrun-fed ateen · '" 11:0 c~fUo/ :\I'J!II'!'•d ~-- al!ehqlce ' blade ~uta --- llo tttrlDu nect · J!Ortlon~ •· '- ·- AAP Ill"" lOU tbe lliott loci(! eatlnf for your mea~ aibri:eyt 4291! Err:HT ROOM Dwelling, newly ~ll<!Oflted Inside and out., large lot, within G ·min. walk from Court Houae . A. N. Beniel, a. IIAWWIGs sOiill lit Pomero~. Phone 31()-M. 6 & If bour ..-rerlt:ot l!enfca. Du Pllono ~- Nl&bl Pbt>ne lteDt ~ - ~ten1Jon Ladderl, IOU-X. DODGE • I'L101,2!l'l"' For &ca!fol4 ~~~. Drop Clotlll. D~. •oU .. ---,--~- --- C8bl Auto Services ' . SUPER Rl,~HT . ;.• WHOLE 'HAM - ·J.:B. co:-- a:- (8) Auto Soles 191111 BU)l;K V8 S""lal 2 dr Sedan Clinton Fl•hl'l', ,:llollddlegort. P~one 8~:11:. . 11 1 .II =--·-- ~-~--~~­ Wll!:9Bpa:' $1,785.QO. Dynafiow drive, one ror •tcDt • £16etrie tteamer. CUni:t~n Flt bcr, Mld· 1oc:al ow'llet, ll&bt blue-grey fin· lah. Blaeti.ur•s, Pomeroy. - 6 lUte dan. ~lJtG.tiO. Automatic l tllft, one clrefu,l local owner, dean out. - BJaettnar'a, 8 lZ 7tc . ~ Everett Uitn~~t , . elljoy" a ple_ Pk IU 1o home of tbet( daugb- .. ·S'-ri-ao · ·'ke'd.· ·u·a ··-m'··: 1..1..1 t :•,, ,, . ·r. l'·nr ,. "k·e-v.s, . ,. . ·· , . ' Roas ·.:..... :.-. ...... ..... :-. I . ~- . ' •.1 •, Tfl!'IDER ROUND BONE ~ · ,: ' ~· ' 1. .' '' '· i "' •"\ I : · l'" ( ')''f' . . ~·· ·,, ~~•. • ··'l 'i ~ . J,!, ,·,, 1 , ,, .. .· ~ \ ., . , . I .' , .' , . were '$und. y Mr. and Jacob ', ,.. _<o :-;· ..~ •. 11, 1 ' ' >t-'~' 'oi,l'~,. , D ' j, / 'i ·; ·.~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • Gfover lll.d dau- • ..,. · 1r -,{i" .,::-:~ ... • ' . · her parenta, Limbert. '' .f ' • \. • -' ., I .A, •• ·.• •' I .,,,' , 'i A·9· .· . ,., ~ e~, :i.m_ ·lb'·•. "'r ,_- · •. , IDEAL FO~ FRYING ~ OVE)II R'EADY ·. ' ' · · . ... .. . .... ... .. . .... ·. .,~ !- I and Mr1. Jt.~:r~y Hu'in,J ~3~ . . , FULL SHAN~ HALF . .. No IJell~er•lllit;e. ol 19114 DODGF. VB Coronet 4 dr. St• tnll~e an(l , 1'Po~eroy. . 11•11, ........,. ' ' \c _ ' i. . lb. ' . ' ) '· ... J!',. ' '' . '· ' • ~, ,J ' ' lb. "· . •·• ' ..!1_~ 't . '' i I ~• '0 ' . ' I It will ~ at She~Pord's . Necchi-Eino Sewing Circle, Gallipolis, 0 . .Fi,rst at Olivlr Fr!ddy .·. Jane 14 f;om 9 to 5. The solid gold ,NfYc~hC · • 1- ,i,t ' ' ' ' . •. . ' ~- I ·I ~· I ·:,1 ,' _1 1 · ·· ' ' , i 1 .., '• . ' J .-' " Be U.kl~g i~iil, Yow. ' .. • 1-' ''··· ' .' . ~~.- ~let ~'!I'~ FIE~ . . ' out hammer· alumlnum ' ' '. • • ,, .i '• ' Vol!le">$10,00QiCerne;sef;lt, I • ' ·. '. ' -~ WIIAT'I YOUR PL,ASURi? HOMETO)VN, l'a . . UP - For Q~~ny ye~a. ijuJh ,J!!endexter .Jr . Wa1h1 pe\liripapermaif an~ publiclet · Jn, Phllodel~hlo, Mn. Pendexter · "'"" ciOgJ ii 1 bObby. Recently they bou&,h(. country ltore rbere. TJ.te!,r tdvertiaementl read: "·P en· · de.ter eounwy Stare-From ·poo- af•• 'to N"ooale•." · "· • is apen(Unj her father, W. 'all!'· while Jlr. · ln Canton thll in the pqbllc I , FOR t·•• '""'"""'Y ''m'il'o: ArbOr C..U BraUu : ., ' -..,,- IXlOII-DeKolb the l'rollt lel 11E1!11o1 BtltaY'B HA1t~l· .J:IIY, IN:.. , Poilleroburl, Vo. Phoar GA·NNII. t-1().1mo< ., ; ' '·: .•. -t . I I , .' of I, l,:.l '' 'I ! (I ' , - NANCY *"• I ' ..... �_, ', • ' • • ' •• '· • •• - ... ·' .' . ,.• 1 :- . 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