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WA I P sTax L~l • > rib•t·' uo.o le . rft 87 15 LisI - L 0 pale 1 I w '14. ... ne I Ll L GU : 0 ' 2 • e You e. Me • • .1 > �' ' t I Youth Desaibes Mayfl~wer II ~rip As A~bin Boy In His Daily Log YOUTH DESCIUBES 241 lndde IDITOl'S ·N01'1: ,.. MMny Jr., l7. of Walthatn. MtM.. w., pkketl 1qt thf 8oys' Clubs of ArMrla out of SOD.OOO club tnemiii'M• te tile voyage on the Mayfleww II •• Am•,;un caW, bor. b\N!'Y lcept • d•ily lov and htN .,;.. ••cerpts from th•t loUrNI. ·rn•• P av JOI MEANY, JR. Dlstrlbute4 Br Unlfed Pret• I ... PLYIIOtn'H, Eng an..., Satur(.ay April 20, 1957: Clearanee was given at 4 p. m. and our tow out of the harbor Wll on by n,. e. Once out of the harbor we wem on a starboard 1o.<::t to the caat, but aince then we've ·come about a couple of .t imet and now we·r~ on port h.tk w~1Je siHing in a calm o.M the of Plymouth. A stowaway · ''Wil •.e:, ught on tbe 'tween deck toiti,Pt ilnd lmlriediatc.ly put o(f. • · April 21 : First day cut! and we're still cauJlll lin a dea m,. 1 served meals ar~d earne a ew • motr o! my dutl~. Ships '4ere ~onstantly ::OI!lllinJ cJolia~ by to 1lgnal us and wish u.a; luck. A trawltr just came b)' and lef\ us two buckets of nice fresh flsll. Jn return, Capt. Alan Villiera sent over two bottle1 of r ).lm. April 22: ThiJ was my rea ! rough day. I felt , awful and ~i · k all day and apenl most of 11y free time aprawlt'!rl acrosa my :,unk . I W&ll cold all night ewm In my sleeping bag. l'll be ·, ::(d when this trip '" over. April 27 : Scventb day out and the total diatanee coveted at 11oon today wa1 770 miles . We've - lM!en making good time so far ind if we can keep uf. thla .pa :e. J'U be home fOl' h .11h ac hooI • ~raduatlon on June 2. Everyt..ing • todn anrl I think ·finally .t' nt rtnc Into- I've tho 11 ta rted to fit hip's routine. 1 In Wron 1 Direction May 2: Twelfth day out and all day we were ··olng in the wronf{ direction or not goinl( at all. The way we're going now we'll sJ.t,l rl•ht 1hi'GU"h .the Canaries a11..~ • • ' i11to May 4·. AI 4 o'olock we "spliced •Jt¥t Africa. tltc malnbraee" ... they call it. Rum .nd/.r llm'e jul<e W"" serv· .d lnttead •I ju 1t t he -juice. 1 " had a mixture whitt' Graham Meany•1 British 'cOuPWrpart ubln boy Pt.v...~ It big and had ju 11t don ''" rum . I ..,.. ' ., 't know hnw but I thoueht fl wu m!Jetable. May 5: I h.id my lut day serv· Ulg in the aalooo dini ng rooru 1:.~C.:o.y at leut for a week. I wu un deck for a while tonight. tt must be nljht& Jike this one that rnaltP..i mel) w~ nt to go to sea. 1 did ,; lut 0( thinking and it made me !~e l a little Lonely. May 6 : We're headin11 due west new ,1nd it's getting rough agai.n. Thi.~ tub really bas ~oome wierd mot ions. May tot: The second mate told me to get my knife and stick il in the mll5t. I followed his orders, not knowing the s i ~nificanc~ of the action., but 1 round aut tater that it was su pposed to bring u p some iavorable winds. Well, that'~ notber S<lperttltion of sea me n but by uighU<IIl It hadn't worked: Mny J5. Juiit before noon the ok:~y was given for swimming and that was all 1 mcded. Tht· wu•er felt ·beautiful and 1 had a aood time ~oing off the fo-<:sle and the forerigging even th ough J tng gave me a chance to get a rorward ,;omersault. ' May 16: Th~ rain in the mo rn· In gave me a cbance to get a wonderful sh{l'wer and I t·eally cleaned up. A lot or fTesh water was ~tlllecled and 1 have a hall bucl.et of it in my cabin for fu· LtJre use. • • Ill• f......,.d. 1 wu eloako<! Ill ' black .oJla'kin and m~lt .~• Uon ea,P whleh .fir. Uphe ·the .ship'.s builder 2uld made. Capt. '1 ••ers then 'P'f'Nented me wlt.b " ~et:nOftJ and it bu made tb.I,J trip almolt tt.'l'' u. It waa a teritflc lan4 for tile 11m limo I• 1111 d... I them iU. lf.om. Dad, DwoIIIJ, Ann and Su.le, alaltdlng to tile rt.l~t o! Pl>mOulll Roclt. I felt ver, !u.DitY . then. It'• bQon.1 I June 5 : Four A-merican del· trtfYers came along today and lef~ us w!th a erate of ' oranJet., ap. ~Jes and carrots. After the)' brol:e formation, we heard I 11ail9r 5tjout, "See you In the new world." • "w Dally SenUrtel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jply \ • ' 1118 diTII l'diLJ' Ted Lewll IIM!Hamllyf WUll&m• town, vfllted M:r. and Mrf. J'red Lew!J. Mr. 1nd Kra. Daftl. l.ni1 at Clifton and 1\etha Lewis at J.e. tllrt. Sunday. . Of P9fn1 'Pie.,.,-tt J{ontue!w - 1 ,,-- - · ' ·. J,t•l,ih 'ap,j.~ *'A"· PI lolinor•vflle lo ~ . !l, ,_,r. '. . Uber, lanle tJendln' 1he Cl!art-. '• w.t.k 'JSHtNG with her lorrt. Frod ;========:. II NOTI G~, N. H.-Seated In w~eiJe.tiJJ,ln or 11l1ndiat wi,th ' . the ,td Of crut.rhes 40 crippled youn&stfn from the ~rotcbei Mountaln Re"'abllltit~n cent.a• . ., '~""' caul)lt ;70 ':PtClded out il;l two boun. ---::-~-~11.91 4tNIAAL HO..,ITAL Admitted: Jln. C!l'tle ForriU. f'OJR-troy; ~lbtft Woi:tdua, Pomeroy'. P!,.~•rJed : Saitv Oidln, Carpen- : \t:rj Ml'f. c. ~. Foley, Clrpentk; T. G. l{l.lldort!, RJ.c~e. . ·Hele~' Bl~tner, secon4 irad~ teacher at M1$on Grade, r.emah~ll Co~;. By AL CAl'P Mr. aod Mn. Rudy Riffle are anat Schaekel Clinic, Thursday. In ·St. _Joseph ij'OIIpltel, ParkersNor~ «:fbaJHnan of Athen• ~JJ~nt t,ur-iit, I$ a medical patient. the week e"nd witb Mr. and Mr•. Meredith Ann Kina, 'Charleorj' Aje~ Wheejg, Pa., returned home Tuesltay alte ~ Mr. aWf Mrs. Clarence Sbit!W• spending several days .. ith · he:- pnd dau&h~. Jijdy, )Jr111 G~ne 11!11· grandm~Lher, · Mra. Rosa Fink. ren and dallth~ra of Lara:o, Wa., Mr. ·and Mrs. CharleiJ Ye,~tCr and :M:ra. Watter Roush , Joci.l, were . ~nd (a~QY are Vacp.tlo"ini In VJr· dlqne,r .g~ts· at Mr. and Vrr. ,Jfl!.lrgiJtil". , ·~ · ·bert Dt~usb anti· 10n, Friday eY.Q· --I ., . ' Grover S(e,Vart. a tHe ti~e em· IIll- .."'' . plo~.te Qf the F't'or,d O~>rp., • . Detrojt 1 ·Mr. epd Mn. Walter ~cr;tade an~ hat re_tireq and b at .the bOrne of son, ot Troy . .~nt the week ef141 hi~ ·broth&'·in-Jaw an•l sister, Mr. wltn Mrs. Walter Roush. and -M:ra. Robt~ s ·t ewart. Mr1. Herber! ilonah spent w~: MrL Jam{!.& Die til Sr., is lilpend· !Jfidaf with Mr1. Allba Wlckijljl . Mr. and Mrs. Charles J effen, Mr.. and Mrs.. Homer Jefffta and cbil· dr~ an~: Keith Ann Turnbull \'isit•ed relative• alo.Henderson, Sunday. C~!U'l~s Allensworth of Clifton, 1 '.Jerry !Jlwld ao.d Clay Roney of Ne;f, ._.ga~ , and . l~r)' Zer~ of ll11r~fpf4 ' moto,rei:l to. Cincinnati Sunday- to ahP.nd a basebaU. Jame. , Et4joylrij' J . wiener roast Thun· ~y!i: e~ti,Rjng Wfil,~ ,Mr. and' Mi-1. _ Jlo~· Je.ff~rs and chlldfel;)~. JoJn · OJiV~r. Ke('h Anrf l}Ji'nbull, Elein· or y.an,Meter. Charles Kearna,. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Va.PMeter and Jennifer VanMeter. . Harold Smllh n.a~ returned from Charleston where l'le has been. at· On Y·our ~~~~~~ oJot at • Racine. ing several 1lays with her sirte1.· The ell\jl'ebes ol Fairview and h\l#ba1J4 , ,l(r. and Mn. Wal- East Letort ,ajoyed thalr te At h 1 ter JtmeJ, ~e!J.ing . n..,p~ . ~ ~ ~P . . ; MT. and )(r.s. R~coc RoushanJ Pietlle at •tbe Rock SUnday. Wt: and Mrs. i. ('.hjrle'S Aliens. family , Ca-Isl;tad, N, M.. ret~rned Grouqda Frank W.w110n ii vlsiUmr ~· wo~ ~ viaitM4 b.l~' ~Je1,1ts, Mr. and horAe' Si!t•Jrj:lj.y. ~hey were acc~­ Hea~lley at Steube:o;;nvlilllil~•,;· Mrt1 Ctr,l •llt,ns11r9rth at , f4J"-~1e- 1 panied by 1 hili fll(Kber, Mrs. Cla,ra ~..oulse B.ob Owena and "; P•l)qV~"·~·.. -.,....----·_R_ou~ll!:ch_whv will Vjslt them. the GASOLINE ,\LLEY .f!l bAIL Y ~ROSSWORO. 1• ~.:tr:ttlf'~ .' ~ t~~~~~n _.·~) tt ..trAe. 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Flavor .;_. of ( l'••t.rftr•al c~ l 11. l.l1t~ " chleory f . 3.f.lJoVabl,l t•~ Aby••~• \ 15. rnterterer with J; 28.1'J.o'(f.tra ' J:6. Ep,eo~t... ~· ·~. ·fl'"' '' ' .u. . ~lli~~ li. Sprite ' 1~. ~rloua , ,. rn~onon . ' -..., attat~.k ~ 17. ~ p·,p,) ., ' ' ·', 21}. 8now -. ' fol>tciea 31. )Jbrt '.. ~ttonal } ""'*•1 ' burler 1 ~· . , ~5.Sl.pdup ' !I ~7. C\ltOOittlnl J{ 1'. '· 31. u_ncoo"'...a ' ._,. 18. Godd... ( . otda.wn . 19. Over fPQ,et.! 20.·supply O&'&ln .. 22 . ...dbOUH buUden ~· ~ 23. A._.lta,,q, WUll1 .Marr r.u dl~eharged from ste-pp1ng on 1O Holter' H011..1t~ Saturday and returned • tO bW home. He wu ln. Jy•eJii!n, i-4al!jo) lh~aiJer Alum· '· • tnum pladf af"lhtvenawood and ba.s ,, been ho.sp.Jlalb:ed for ~~everal weeki. Suun Ro'x, small daughter Oft Mr. and Mn. •Jack Fox, waa di~o chtrg~d from' Haber Hospital Sun. day afternoon, Sbo had been ad· mJtted .to the- hoaoJ{JJ as a mecJJcal patlent on Thur1d~. Mr. and Mn. Cl)'~e Bumgardn,r and son, Calvin , of Lepilllc, Ohio, are spending a two week« vacation with rehiUvo, and friends in the Bend area. Mr. and Mr:s. Alva Tulliver of Glenn Wood, W. Va., and Mr, ai:Jd Mn. Jack .Barnhart of Columbua vialte,d Mra. Francia Blake the ~ut , ••• 27. 80. '"" . R.!i.! '• jplf4 for ·· 11Jheep ,, 3!..Wolkln• -,,. ' atltk -,.. ·fl.i;-,3~. P~tc,• 1ft ; sli:eletqn 39. COncJudea . ~0 . Was In drbt DOWN . ~· ·. .L Capjtol ~ . week end. fN.'Y.) i •, ·~ ~ 2. Bearine · ( 3. Some •·•. · Qj\u.V ""-~tiOTE·.:: Here's hOw to work It: i A X t' D ~ B· A. A X ~ ~ .. 1,_ t ,- Ja, t;,o N o Ji' llC L 1- o ~ . _.. -. J -I ; " J • - ... ' • • ....._ } One letrer aimply atand.s fOr another. In thll mri"plt A Ja dill Mr. and Mrs,_ Clarence Ward ttl Columbua, Mr, and Mn. Don Qur.. · ~or' tbll: Utree L'•~ X ~or tht twtt .0'••· etc. Single lttttra. ·~ trophea, the Jent:tht and formattori til Ute words are all hiD.~ enbetry and liOn of Atheni visited ' her paret111 M't. and Mrs. OJoar J:[enry the pUit week end. .. ' Mr1. Dana Lewis and ar:mdaon, Raml:r.~ Mra. Ch.-rlea caN:wriJbt and ICiaJne vltlted Mr. and Mrs Fraqll: Htrrla and fzmily at MaaoU laat week. JuUa lldwardtr of New Have~ waa over RiJht IUeJl of Leoae W.amaloy, Thuraday, · • Maru,n Burna w)ao haa Ueen , ___ - -- -" . ,··· ·· - ._.1 ·.· . ~.{ Eacb da.y the code Jettera &re different. ' _.-.·~··(~(··: .. .. . ·.; .·. A Cr7ftofNm 4UOtatlo1.- •. "\\. ,'~' or.tSFAX'V va I F B. B. T F .A H. F M SNJH /', .· to her hom•· I .' ' , ..t~. J g ·.---- - .·,. ' . Q p I I( .-- , . :2~'-"&y•s Cr)lptoqu\4 .. r ALL !w'tltAKI VSB: 80MI:4 i.'·; OL:~::;: .,fO B.E ALONE - GEORGE HER.@_J!:R'f, ~ : - for aeV.ral ' QL~ y~;:i~ ·a, L M - S ),?J j F .E II. ·.----- • -·••·, 'n vltiUne at weeka hu Detner Mrp. (jround,s. Attendln~ Wli!re ..,Mr. a~d ~rs. Pat J9hnaon, Mrs. Mare1e •' !llll, Robel'f. .Ball and Mr. James _.... H•rley Powell tl Nitro. They tiC• loose in the gaiJey; dianel, p·a nl, cultery are just U!l.COntrollable companied thelr 10111. ElnierdJr .. .1 and Randy, home after lpen 1ng · mil!ll n. tbe put week tbere . New Worl41 R••ehecl Glenda Da'ley of London, Oblo, June 11 : W-e've made ttl MaY· apent Sunda.v and Monday with Clower 11 passed abeam or Nn· Rebw Vabllckle of CllfWn. Luck.et light ship at noon todlJ Mr. and Mt1. Harold Youn1 tnd with escort and all. Specttcul~r~ famHy of Muon, Mr1. Clifford oc. urred all morning. Tbe U•er JOhnson and dau1hter, Ann, m·o tor· vueen Elizabeth uos.sed OW' ·bow ed to Buekeye Lake Sunda)' for a . at leis than 300 y~rdl. }f.l~t b"\t pienle. l:l.r from lent wa 1 DAd. H~ cJ.~e Mr1. Pearl Nicholson and son, 4)Ut on a launch from Marble· Nicltey; Mr. and Mn. John ~earns heod. He brought the new1 ot ~ llpent Sunday In Chaunct~1 • Ohlo. r~ ur·Year sc:holarahlp granted to Pearl Nleholilon wis caJie.d to me try Notre Dame. It ~as .rreat Chauneef, Ohlo, due to •Iekneu of to flee 'him again, but 11 will be an uncll!i and · 1,s ap!!indlng a week even greater when rm with 1u of there. ' , ' II. ~ac Lewli of Clifton and Jim them. at Pl)'mout Harl'i1 of Mason, motored to Ken. June 12: The "on deck" eall tucky and Portamoutb, Ohio to was at 5 : 30 th!A mornlng to l)r":· see a hone t!:.ow Slturday. pare for the tow into Provinf!e- . Harry Hudson of McK~1port, town. we were put to work fast Pa., visited' Mr. and Mr1. Herman IInce the sails had to be furled Cartwright Sunday afternoon. before the Yanktnn could taR'e u11 Mrs. Earl D~~tst and children of In tow. T-he custOm! men came Pt. Pleasant and Mn:. Jem Cart· aboard and afler we were 0 er- wright vl.slted Mrl. Cora Van Metrun by photographen and re· er at Union. She wu ucently dis· porters and I went over to the charged from Holzer Hoap~tll. tun and had my lint cold mll~ MH. Dana Lewil and 1rand10n, sl,..ce England. 1 hart one n. ,.,rt Randy, viatted Retha LewJa Sun· tbcn and two more later on. day afternoon. ' June IS: Going int"' Plyml)uth!, Mr._ Lloyd Wllllams vllited MJ;'I. 'T'be Coast Guard tug *lmoet t<~ok Addle Edwards at Holzer Hoipltal, lt.s'l ay Sunday afternoon. / .. our bowsprit and apr lose aw ... ••ro. Donald Fo•le·oong 1 frcr n .. , , and ... • w!lcn lt came too c e wr:r!• · and family c•lled on Mr. a·nd M••· 'd n Aft starboard 11 e. er w · · Fred Lewb, Sunday evening, · untangled , the da-:"~hage tohlul• wth"e M•a. , Clara Stevena, Pt.~·,eaaa•t, r 1'1> only 8 Jew scntc es w Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Newell 1nd tug lost !" 08t or h.er IIUPSer-a .;uc daqghter, Jartie, of fChethlre, Mr. (ure. I tr1ed to findb the t . orr\1n cc:eiBo~ and . ••·•· ..-p. Bob Stewart of Mason U in the harbol' u 1:'~ · · 1 were eaJIJng on Mr. Andy Stewart, fully·, Mom and. Dad were JUP", Sunday. tb posed to be on ll but ey wer .. Mr. and Mrii; LOuis Harmel!' of '.... OJJ ~bore waiting. 1. .,~ toledo, Ohio, ,·pent last week with Once we were1· tedr ,u PM1 •n•ye~.: and her mother, Mrs. Addle Ed-ard• " ~ 1t the rail Look ng ot iO~,' • , Mrs. Edwards ~ a otroke laot 1 1 1 Dod and Ann but jua cou un Friday ~vening and waaadmitted to opot them . 1 was ver:v hKPPY tha~ Holzer llo•oltaJ. MrJ. Arth•- Pi' 1 1c • b we !lad finaUy made 1t,h d).1 1t 1 cet~- man and ·Mr•. He-an of ·- s•utter " s lltt)e lonely when l h 1 t ~ ~ng Toledo were also eaUed'here due to .nto the shallop w1t ou !CCI Mrs. Edwarda &er!OUI' lllnett. 1 of .fl .S:I\0 ~tlJOY.C: !i pic· Dl~ ~l)~~·Y oeleb,atlng her twen. iieth btrth~ay fjlt Union Camp was nice and calm. Now we're. In Mr.!. BUI Wlllilams and Mr. and Ute midst of a storm. Tbe •hie il Mrs. J()e JUley over the week end .• m·ting like a cork in 1 wllh~nt{ Mr. and Mra. Elmer Van Meter machine. Ail bell has broken aDd ciauabter vilited Mr. and lin. • I ~ vls1Ung Mr. and Rou$h. · · .... " ' 1' 1 i hn June 7: Seven weeks ago we· ~r. and Mrt. Everett Dudding were in Plymouth and everytblng of Nitro, W. Va.. visited Mr. ,lmd I:l~ik~e~d~it~n~u:t~·~~~~·:ca:b:n:a~n~~·:um~m~o~n::]~)~~~~iij~~ t. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Craig and dautht.e"r are ~·~cathmln• at the home of hti pJrente ln Alabama He 11 employed by Intc-nratt Utl· HUes in !luon · Sundey ~eJb Mr. a.nd Mrs. '}'. J, Rya!J Wtre Mr. •':l4 .¥11! )i:dwa~d W.~wrlne apd 4•\\llhter, Kathy. Princeton, w. V.J .. MI. •rid M'J, Jffllmy LOve, son, !fib AmttiUa , Te;x:¥ .. Jack RulhetfOJo~ Huntington p fl4 ~TI· Th.Br.J)ll Love and Mra. w. A. Rl>8eberry, loea]. 4J;.ld Mrs. ijarry W•l•b an1 t1aughtei Harriett Ann returnef home on · Tuesday 'a fter spendinJ 3• vacation with Dr. ant. Mrt. E. R Ke · St Pe~er!burg,' FJa ·••t Breckenridal. ' •· "' a: 19S1-? I MASON NEWS :=;''""''· Mr. . ond QJTQN . ~ ----ClifJon 1 _ Kr~. llarold H,-.tl and ton of Rutlan4, vWte4 ber parent&, Mr. •nd ltffl. Yfiltllb.Stewut, Tuelday. La~ .Fox. nver Blakf!! and Danny ~lngsw'ort.h hal returne4" home attt.r 1pe~ln' two weeh wtth'th4: ae&Ub O~l)fnce Compan -.!L t~Ofllplete. May 18: Copt. Villi en was cur,:;. In~: the .~ hl p all morning, e:.-pecIaliy nlltr his was'•ln g water went (tW~I'. He said agaln lhis was th e wnrst .ship for moti or. h( s beC'n oiL 'J'onlght I saw the "Southern Cross." rt wus reall y something for me .~i nce l h 11d never expected ta see ll. Month At S•a May 20: One month into hisIory n ow of th e voya.,"' of the •1 w ;;.y11 ower ·1I rrom PI ymou lh to 1 h w · · 111 p ymout e rc predictions movmg llgasay and the . latest that at 'this · rate It'll be three more weeks. May 30: We II , I 'II m1n gra ri U:;t · l.lnn this Suntlay. Complainlll __ , \Yf rl! riRing f rom th c saIoon uulily ubout th e food. ·rhere'll ' been ~lr.1 ty but the quality hasn'• be('n l h c' b('.!:il. H w 8 11 Y tl1e coo k · ~ nnly knew what he was turnm 1· b d out. He'~ the on y! one Ollri whll thinks that be 8 a ·goo coo · • J t ne 2: Graduat1On (•aY Pn d • 1oc k boy, did, l gra d uat e 1 At 4 oc th~ 1 we were all summoMd .lo , 11,0rtc r dcek. The captam came tt • m. hi 1 d ed JuiJt a• l was " 'k • I > Dall7 ~nlbiel, Pomeroy-:Middlepof'l, 0., ,July 3, 1957 • DIICrlbUt!ll4 b,. ICJAI reatuU. ~IUik•te .. I'Ll;.' ~UL.I,:' DOWN THE. SHAD!" �' ' t I Youth Desaibes Mayfl~wer II ~rip As A~bin Boy In His Daily Log YOUTH DESCIUBES 241 lndde IDITOl'S ·N01'1: ,.. MMny Jr., l7. of Walthatn. MtM.. w., pkketl 1qt thf 8oys' Clubs of ArMrla out of SOD.OOO club tnemiii'M• te tile voyage on the Mayfleww II •• Am•,;un caW, bor. b\N!'Y lcept • d•ily lov and htN .,;.. ••cerpts from th•t loUrNI. ·rn•• P av JOI MEANY, JR. Dlstrlbute4 Br Unlfed Pret• I ... PLYIIOtn'H, Eng an..., Satur(.ay April 20, 1957: Clearanee was given at 4 p. m. and our tow out of the harbor Wll on by n,. e. Once out of the harbor we wem on a starboard 1o.<::t to the caat, but aince then we've ·come about a couple of .t imet and now we·r~ on port h.tk w~1Je siHing in a calm o.M the of Plymouth. A stowaway · ''Wil •.e:, ught on tbe 'tween deck toiti,Pt ilnd lmlriediatc.ly put o(f. • · April 21 : First day cut! and we're still cauJlll lin a dea m,. 1 served meals ar~d earne a ew • motr o! my dutl~. Ships '4ere ~onstantly ::OI!lllinJ cJolia~ by to 1lgnal us and wish u.a; luck. A trawltr just came b)' and lef\ us two buckets of nice fresh flsll. Jn return, Capt. Alan Villiera sent over two bottle1 of r ).lm. April 22: ThiJ was my rea ! rough day. I felt , awful and ~i · k all day and apenl most of 11y free time aprawlt'!rl acrosa my :,unk . I W&ll cold all night ewm In my sleeping bag. l'll be ·, ::(d when this trip '" over. April 27 : Scventb day out and the total diatanee coveted at 11oon today wa1 770 miles . We've - lM!en making good time so far ind if we can keep uf. thla .pa :e. J'U be home fOl' h .11h ac hooI • ~raduatlon on June 2. Everyt..ing • todn anrl I think ·finally .t' nt rtnc Into- I've tho 11 ta rted to fit hip's routine. 1 In Wron 1 Direction May 2: Twelfth day out and all day we were ··olng in the wronf{ direction or not goinl( at all. The way we're going now we'll sJ.t,l rl•ht 1hi'GU"h .the Canaries a11..~ • • ' i11to May 4·. AI 4 o'olock we "spliced •Jt¥t Africa. tltc malnbraee" ... they call it. Rum .nd/.r llm'e jul<e W"" serv· .d lnttead •I ju 1t t he -juice. 1 " had a mixture whitt' Graham Meany•1 British 'cOuPWrpart ubln boy Pt.v...~ It big and had ju 11t don ''" rum . I ..,.. ' ., 't know hnw but I thoueht fl wu m!Jetable. May 5: I h.id my lut day serv· Ulg in the aalooo dini ng rooru 1:.~C.:o.y at leut for a week. I wu un deck for a while tonight. tt must be nljht& Jike this one that rnaltP..i mel) w~ nt to go to sea. 1 did ,; lut 0( thinking and it made me !~e l a little Lonely. May 6 : We're headin11 due west new ,1nd it's getting rough agai.n. Thi.~ tub really bas ~oome wierd mot ions. May tot: The second mate told me to get my knife and stick il in the mll5t. I followed his orders, not knowing the s i ~nificanc~ of the action., but 1 round aut tater that it was su pposed to bring u p some iavorable winds. Well, that'~ notber S<lperttltion of sea me n but by uighU<IIl It hadn't worked: Mny J5. Juiit before noon the ok:~y was given for swimming and that was all 1 mcded. Tht· wu•er felt ·beautiful and 1 had a aood time ~oing off the fo-<:sle and the forerigging even th ough J tng gave me a chance to get a rorward ,;omersault. ' May 16: Th~ rain in the mo rn· In gave me a cbance to get a wonderful sh{l'wer and I t·eally cleaned up. A lot or fTesh water was ~tlllecled and 1 have a hall bucl.et of it in my cabin for fu· LtJre use. • • Ill• f......,.d. 1 wu eloako<! Ill ' black .oJla'kin and m~lt .~• Uon ea,P whleh .fir. Uphe ·the .ship'.s builder 2uld made. Capt. '1 ••ers then 'P'f'Nented me wlt.b " ~et:nOftJ and it bu made tb.I,J trip almolt tt.'l'' u. It waa a teritflc lan4 for tile 11m limo I• 1111 d... I them iU. lf.om. Dad, DwoIIIJ, Ann and Su.le, alaltdlng to tile rt.l~t o! Pl>mOulll Roclt. I felt ver, !u.DitY . then. It'• bQon.1 I June 5 : Four A-merican del· trtfYers came along today and lef~ us w!th a erate of ' oranJet., ap. ~Jes and carrots. After the)' brol:e formation, we heard I 11ail9r 5tjout, "See you In the new world." • "w Dally SenUrtel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jply \ • ' 1118 diTII l'diLJ' Ted Lewll IIM!Hamllyf WUll&m• town, vfllted M:r. and Mrf. J'red Lew!J. Mr. 1nd Kra. Daftl. l.ni1 at Clifton and 1\etha Lewis at J.e. tllrt. Sunday. . Of P9fn1 'Pie.,.,-tt J{ontue!w - 1 ,,-- - · ' ·. J,t•l,ih 'ap,j.~ *'A"· PI lolinor•vflle lo ~ . !l, ,_,r. '. . Uber, lanle tJendln' 1he Cl!art-. '• w.t.k 'JSHtNG with her lorrt. Frod ;========:. II NOTI G~, N. H.-Seated In w~eiJe.tiJJ,ln or 11l1ndiat wi,th ' . the ,td Of crut.rhes 40 crippled youn&stfn from the ~rotcbei Mountaln Re"'abllltit~n cent.a• . ., '~""' caul)lt ;70 ':PtClded out il;l two boun. ---::-~-~11.91 4tNIAAL HO..,ITAL Admitted: Jln. C!l'tle ForriU. f'OJR-troy; ~lbtft Woi:tdua, Pomeroy'. P!,.~•rJed : Saitv Oidln, Carpen- : \t:rj Ml'f. c. ~. Foley, Clrpentk; T. G. l{l.lldort!, RJ.c~e. . ·Hele~' Bl~tner, secon4 irad~ teacher at M1$on Grade, r.emah~ll Co~;. By AL CAl'P Mr. aod Mn. Rudy Riffle are anat Schaekel Clinic, Thursday. In ·St. _Joseph ij'OIIpltel, ParkersNor~ «:fbaJHnan of Athen• ~JJ~nt t,ur-iit, I$ a medical patient. the week e"nd witb Mr. and Mr•. Meredith Ann Kina, 'Charleorj' Aje~ Wheejg, Pa., returned home Tuesltay alte ~ Mr. aWf Mrs. Clarence Sbit!W• spending several days .. ith · he:- pnd dau&h~. Jijdy, )Jr111 G~ne 11!11· grandm~Lher, · Mra. Rosa Fink. ren and dallth~ra of Lara:o, Wa., Mr. ·and Mrs. CharleiJ Ye,~tCr and :M:ra. Watter Roush , Joci.l, were . ~nd (a~QY are Vacp.tlo"ini In VJr· dlqne,r .g~ts· at Mr. and Vrr. ,Jfl!.lrgiJtil". , ·~ · ·bert Dt~usb anti· 10n, Friday eY.Q· --I ., . ' Grover S(e,Vart. a tHe ti~e em· IIll- .."'' . plo~.te Qf the F't'or,d O~>rp., • . Detrojt 1 ·Mr. epd Mn. Walter ~cr;tade an~ hat re_tireq and b at .the bOrne of son, ot Troy . .~nt the week ef141 hi~ ·broth&'·in-Jaw an•l sister, Mr. wltn Mrs. Walter Roush. and -M:ra. Robt~ s ·t ewart. Mr1. Herber! ilonah spent w~: MrL Jam{!.& Die til Sr., is lilpend· !Jfidaf with Mr1. Allba Wlckijljl . Mr. and Mrs. Charles J effen, Mr.. and Mrs.. Homer Jefffta and cbil· dr~ an~: Keith Ann Turnbull \'isit•ed relative• alo.Henderson, Sunday. C~!U'l~s Allensworth of Clifton, 1 '.Jerry !Jlwld ao.d Clay Roney of Ne;f, ._.ga~ , and . l~r)' Zer~ of ll11r~fpf4 ' moto,rei:l to. Cincinnati Sunday- to ahP.nd a basebaU. Jame. , Et4joylrij' J . wiener roast Thun· ~y!i: e~ti,Rjng Wfil,~ ,Mr. and' Mi-1. _ Jlo~· Je.ff~rs and chlldfel;)~. JoJn · OJiV~r. Ke('h Anrf l}Ji'nbull, Elein· or y.an,Meter. Charles Kearna,. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Va.PMeter and Jennifer VanMeter. . Harold Smllh n.a~ returned from Charleston where l'le has been. at· On Y·our ~~~~~~ oJot at • Racine. ing several 1lays with her sirte1.· The ell\jl'ebes ol Fairview and h\l#ba1J4 , ,l(r. and Mn. Wal- East Letort ,ajoyed thalr te At h 1 ter JtmeJ, ~e!J.ing . n..,p~ . ~ ~ ~P . . ; MT. and )(r.s. R~coc RoushanJ Pietlle at •tbe Rock SUnday. Wt: and Mrs. i. ('.hjrle'S Aliens. family , Ca-Isl;tad, N, M.. ret~rned Grouqda Frank W.w110n ii vlsiUmr ~· wo~ ~ viaitM4 b.l~' ~Je1,1ts, Mr. and horAe' Si!t•Jrj:lj.y. ~hey were acc~­ Hea~lley at Steube:o;;nvlilllil~•,;· Mrt1 Ctr,l •llt,ns11r9rth at , f4J"-~1e- 1 panied by 1 hili fll(Kber, Mrs. Cla,ra ~..oulse B.ob Owena and "; P•l)qV~"·~·.. -.,....----·_R_ou~ll!:ch_whv will Vjslt them. the GASOLINE ,\LLEY .f!l bAIL Y ~ROSSWORO. 1• ~.:tr:ttlf'~ .' ~ t~~~~~n _.·~) tt ..trAe. Sesame ..., nurU . - . . 9.·0~•""'• 8""t .· .; a ,'~ .-t -...,-------- ,. 13. G\"eek -i5. lipper arm · • l!!"'l'• ·i },;•.·z. HumiiW C\. Ju . I . Ci'iea, ! : ~f 3.lft:et.at-bdr. ,, vour. ~ .. . 11. Brlttle ~~ COokie : :w. :r~· . l , ))e~Lvens I ,y,...~,·· n.IOiDfi\4 1 ..\ ! :J 34.j'ej. ~·· l'fu tO wlr lorm"' ( , So. ~~-~ts f~l.) " r a,. _, , . •... r~ ....... SiJ. ~Ine antm•l 38. FeJiow flllaft.r) . <~o~Jy / t • auffer-• aa \ : a. crow , '·'l'ol•• 1 mount~9 ·nttlv" / , , 1: .. ..-:· il6. l..uzon _ 1_1. , Wrtl• WrU.r n;a.r.) ; . ·ftock1 f :?.~~:~~~~: \·~ ?fi , 7. Sli:eptl. ; ,-23. J~. ~~~ ."II flsm ', rptionet.} 8. ThrUhed ~. ~J. fqnt.ply , ,1.1. Brlght_ll· 1~·~9lty ICo~) :Co,ore9 Aah. ::.. \ <,'l:ljljl9f · l2, Fgrcef -' t:l. 't . U). f'Jtl.,_ 1 . • 12. Decrtt · Jnc~ka -· tel .f. Obtaill · ( .24·. Tlmlc •· I · " ·In'• ChoP" 41. eonteno~o Incite T. 8kln tumor · ANNIE- torte ·- fl'r.J•w) . 1 8. Scented pa4 21. Variety ,13. J:ntt,leh 1 9. Flavor .;_. of ( l'••t.rftr•al c~ l 11. l.l1t~ " chleory f . 3.f.lJoVabl,l t•~ Aby••~• \ 15. rnterterer with J; 28.1'J.o'(f.tra ' J:6. Ep,eo~t... ~· ·~. ·fl'"' '' ' .u. . ~lli~~ li. Sprite ' 1~. ~rloua , ,. rn~onon . ' -..., attat~.k ~ 17. ~ p·,p,) ., ' ' ·', 21}. 8now -. ' fol>tciea 31. )Jbrt '.. ~ttonal } ""'*•1 ' burler 1 ~· . , ~5.Sl.pdup ' !I ~7. C\ltOOittlnl J{ 1'. '· 31. u_ncoo"'...a ' ._,. 18. Godd... ( . otda.wn . 19. Over fPQ,et.! 20.·supply O&'&ln .. 22 . ...dbOUH buUden ~· ~ 23. A._.lta,,q, WUll1 .Marr r.u dl~eharged from ste-pp1ng on 1O Holter' H011..1t~ Saturday and returned • tO bW home. He wu ln. Jy•eJii!n, i-4al!jo) lh~aiJer Alum· '· • tnum pladf af"lhtvenawood and ba.s ,, been ho.sp.Jlalb:ed for ~~everal weeki. Suun Ro'x, small daughter Oft Mr. and Mn. •Jack Fox, waa di~o chtrg~d from' Haber Hospital Sun. day afternoon, Sbo had been ad· mJtted .to the- hoaoJ{JJ as a mecJJcal patlent on Thur1d~. Mr. and Mn. Cl)'~e Bumgardn,r and son, Calvin , of Lepilllc, Ohio, are spending a two week« vacation with rehiUvo, and friends in the Bend area. Mr. and Mr:s. Alva Tulliver of Glenn Wood, W. Va., and Mr, ai:Jd Mn. Jack .Barnhart of Columbua vialte,d Mra. Francia Blake the ~ut , ••• 27. 80. '"" . R.!i.! '• jplf4 for ·· 11Jheep ,, 3!..Wolkln• -,,. ' atltk -,.. ·fl.i;-,3~. P~tc,• 1ft ; sli:eletqn 39. COncJudea . ~0 . Was In drbt DOWN . ~· ·. .L Capjtol ~ . week end. fN.'Y.) i •, ·~ ~ 2. Bearine · ( 3. Some •·•. · Qj\u.V ""-~tiOTE·.:: Here's hOw to work It: i A X t' D ~ B· A. A X ~ ~ .. 1,_ t ,- Ja, t;,o N o Ji' llC L 1- o ~ . _.. -. J -I ; " J • - ... ' • • ....._ } One letrer aimply atand.s fOr another. In thll mri"plt A Ja dill Mr. and Mrs,_ Clarence Ward ttl Columbua, Mr, and Mn. Don Qur.. · ~or' tbll: Utree L'•~ X ~or tht twtt .0'••· etc. Single lttttra. ·~ trophea, the Jent:tht and formattori til Ute words are all hiD.~ enbetry and liOn of Atheni visited ' her paret111 M't. and Mrs. OJoar J:[enry the pUit week end. .. ' Mr1. Dana Lewis and ar:mdaon, Raml:r.~ Mra. Ch.-rlea caN:wriJbt and ICiaJne vltlted Mr. and Mrs Fraqll: Htrrla and fzmily at MaaoU laat week. JuUa lldwardtr of New Have~ waa over RiJht IUeJl of Leoae W.amaloy, Thuraday, · • Maru,n Burna w)ao haa Ueen , ___ - -- -" . ,··· ·· - ._.1 ·.· . ~.{ Eacb da.y the code Jettera &re different. ' _.-.·~··(~(··: .. .. . ·.; .·. A Cr7ftofNm 4UOtatlo1.- •. "\\. ,'~' or.tSFAX'V va I F B. B. T F .A H. F M SNJH /', .· to her hom•· I .' ' , ..t~. J g ·.---- - .·,. ' . Q p I I( .-- , . :2~'-"&y•s Cr)lptoqu\4 .. r ALL !w'tltAKI VSB: 80MI:4 i.'·; OL:~::;: .,fO B.E ALONE - GEORGE HER.@_J!:R'f, ~ : - for aeV.ral ' QL~ y~;:i~ ·a, L M - S ),?J j F .E II. ·.----- • -·••·, 'n vltiUne at weeka hu Detner Mrp. (jround,s. Attendln~ Wli!re ..,Mr. a~d ~rs. Pat J9hnaon, Mrs. Mare1e •' !llll, Robel'f. .Ball and Mr. James _.... H•rley Powell tl Nitro. They tiC• loose in the gaiJey; dianel, p·a nl, cultery are just U!l.COntrollable companied thelr 10111. ElnierdJr .. .1 and Randy, home after lpen 1ng · mil!ll n. tbe put week tbere . New Worl41 R••ehecl Glenda Da'ley of London, Oblo, June 11 : W-e've made ttl MaY· apent Sunda.v and Monday with Clower 11 passed abeam or Nn· Rebw Vabllckle of CllfWn. Luck.et light ship at noon todlJ Mr. and Mt1. Harold Youn1 tnd with escort and all. Specttcul~r~ famHy of Muon, Mr1. Clifford oc. urred all morning. Tbe U•er JOhnson and dau1hter, Ann, m·o tor· vueen Elizabeth uos.sed OW' ·bow ed to Buekeye Lake Sunda)' for a . at leis than 300 y~rdl. }f.l~t b"\t pienle. l:l.r from lent wa 1 DAd. H~ cJ.~e Mr1. Pearl Nicholson and son, 4)Ut on a launch from Marble· Nicltey; Mr. and Mn. John ~earns heod. He brought the new1 ot ~ llpent Sunday In Chaunct~1 • Ohlo. r~ ur·Year sc:holarahlp granted to Pearl Nleholilon wis caJie.d to me try Notre Dame. It ~as .rreat Chauneef, Ohlo, due to •Iekneu of to flee 'him again, but 11 will be an uncll!i and · 1,s ap!!indlng a week even greater when rm with 1u of there. ' , ' II. ~ac Lewli of Clifton and Jim them. at Pl)'mout Harl'i1 of Mason, motored to Ken. June 12: The "on deck" eall tucky and Portamoutb, Ohio to was at 5 : 30 th!A mornlng to l)r":· see a hone t!:.ow Slturday. pare for the tow into Provinf!e- . Harry Hudson of McK~1port, town. we were put to work fast Pa., visited' Mr. and Mr1. Herman IInce the sails had to be furled Cartwright Sunday afternoon. before the Yanktnn could taR'e u11 Mrs. Earl D~~tst and children of In tow. T-he custOm! men came Pt. Pleasant and Mn:. Jem Cart· aboard and afler we were 0 er- wright vl.slted Mrl. Cora Van Metrun by photographen and re· er at Union. She wu ucently dis· porters and I went over to the charged from Holzer Hoap~tll. tun and had my lint cold mll~ MH. Dana Lewil and 1rand10n, sl,..ce England. 1 hart one n. ,.,rt Randy, viatted Retha LewJa Sun· tbcn and two more later on. day afternoon. ' June IS: Going int"' Plyml)uth!, Mr._ Lloyd Wllllams vllited MJ;'I. 'T'be Coast Guard tug *lmoet t<~ok Addle Edwards at Holzer Hoipltal, lt.s'l ay Sunday afternoon. / .. our bowsprit and apr lose aw ... ••ro. Donald Fo•le·oong 1 frcr n .. , , and ... • w!lcn lt came too c e wr:r!• · and family c•lled on Mr. a·nd M••· 'd n Aft starboard 11 e. er w · · Fred Lewb, Sunday evening, · untangled , the da-:"~hage tohlul• wth"e M•a. , Clara Stevena, Pt.~·,eaaa•t, r 1'1> only 8 Jew scntc es w Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Newell 1nd tug lost !" 08t or h.er IIUPSer-a .;uc daqghter, Jartie, of fChethlre, Mr. (ure. I tr1ed to findb the t . orr\1n cc:eiBo~ and . ••·•· ..-p. Bob Stewart of Mason U in the harbol' u 1:'~ · · 1 were eaJIJng on Mr. Andy Stewart, fully·, Mom and. Dad were JUP", Sunday. tb posed to be on ll but ey wer .. Mr. and Mrii; LOuis Harmel!' of '.... OJJ ~bore waiting. 1. .,~ toledo, Ohio, ,·pent last week with Once we were1· tedr ,u PM1 •n•ye~.: and her mother, Mrs. Addle Ed-ard• " ~ 1t the rail Look ng ot iO~,' • , Mrs. Edwards ~ a otroke laot 1 1 1 Dod and Ann but jua cou un Friday ~vening and waaadmitted to opot them . 1 was ver:v hKPPY tha~ Holzer llo•oltaJ. MrJ. Arth•- Pi' 1 1c • b we !lad finaUy made 1t,h d).1 1t 1 cet~- man and ·Mr•. He-an of ·- s•utter " s lltt)e lonely when l h 1 t ~ ~ng Toledo were also eaUed'here due to .nto the shallop w1t ou !CCI Mrs. Edwarda &er!OUI' lllnett. 1 of .fl .S:I\0 ~tlJOY.C: !i pic· Dl~ ~l)~~·Y oeleb,atlng her twen. iieth btrth~ay fjlt Union Camp was nice and calm. Now we're. In Mr.!. BUI Wlllilams and Mr. and Ute midst of a storm. Tbe •hie il Mrs. J()e JUley over the week end .• m·ting like a cork in 1 wllh~nt{ Mr. and Mra. Elmer Van Meter machine. Ail bell has broken aDd ciauabter vilited Mr. and lin. • I ~ vls1Ung Mr. and Rou$h. · · .... " ' 1' 1 i hn June 7: Seven weeks ago we· ~r. and Mrt. Everett Dudding were in Plymouth and everytblng of Nitro, W. Va.. visited Mr. ,lmd I:l~ik~e~d~it~n~u:t~·~~~~·:ca:b:n:a~n~~·:um~m~o~n::]~)~~~~iij~~ t. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Craig and dautht.e"r are ~·~cathmln• at the home of hti pJrente ln Alabama He 11 employed by Intc-nratt Utl· HUes in !luon · Sundey ~eJb Mr. a.nd Mrs. '}'. J, Rya!J Wtre Mr. •':l4 .¥11! )i:dwa~d W.~wrlne apd 4•\\llhter, Kathy. Princeton, w. V.J .. MI. •rid M'J, Jffllmy LOve, son, !fib AmttiUa , Te;x:¥ .. Jack RulhetfOJo~ Huntington p fl4 ~TI· Th.Br.J)ll Love and Mra. w. A. Rl>8eberry, loea]. 4J;.ld Mrs. ijarry W•l•b an1 t1aughtei Harriett Ann returnef home on · Tuesday 'a fter spendinJ 3• vacation with Dr. ant. Mrt. E. R Ke · St Pe~er!burg,' FJa ·••t Breckenridal. ' •· "' a: 19S1-? I MASON NEWS :=;''""''· Mr. . ond QJTQN . ~ ----ClifJon 1 _ Kr~. llarold H,-.tl and ton of Rutlan4, vWte4 ber parent&, Mr. •nd ltffl. Yfiltllb.Stewut, Tuelday. La~ .Fox. nver Blakf!! and Danny ~lngsw'ort.h hal returne4" home attt.r 1pe~ln' two weeh wtth'th4: ae&Ub O~l)fnce Compan -.!L t~Ofllplete. May 18: Copt. Villi en was cur,:;. In~: the .~ hl p all morning, e:.-pecIaliy nlltr his was'•ln g water went (tW~I'. He said agaln lhis was th e wnrst .ship for moti or. h( s beC'n oiL 'J'onlght I saw the "Southern Cross." rt wus reall y something for me .~i nce l h 11d never expected ta see ll. Month At S•a May 20: One month into hisIory n ow of th e voya.,"' of the •1 w ;;.y11 ower ·1I rrom PI ymou lh to 1 h w · · 111 p ymout e rc predictions movmg llgasay and the . latest that at 'this · rate It'll be three more weeks. May 30: We II , I 'II m1n gra ri U:;t · l.lnn this Suntlay. Complainlll __ , \Yf rl! riRing f rom th c saIoon uulily ubout th e food. ·rhere'll ' been ~lr.1 ty but the quality hasn'• be('n l h c' b('.!:il. H w 8 11 Y tl1e coo k · ~ nnly knew what he was turnm 1· b d out. He'~ the on y! one Ollri whll thinks that be 8 a ·goo coo · • J t ne 2: Graduat1On (•aY Pn d • 1oc k boy, did, l gra d uat e 1 At 4 oc th~ 1 we were all summoMd .lo , 11,0rtc r dcek. 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