https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f3389436709baa239e692510af89a317.pdf 12a30978b24e33b8a144c42838906fc7 PDF Text Text • Aod IIIII...., IOIIIUe lbould eot1o lw that J - ChriJt It Lord, 1o the 1tory of Go.t the Fatlltr. • weathe· • e y .. .• Tire Sale. POWELLS SUNOCO. STATION MlddlOJIOI'I, Oblo DON'T MISS IT! SEE THE Ltu1eot S..leeUoo Of FIDe FURNITURE In Tbe Valley AT Baker Furniture F- Motllo<lltt Chvrch, Hll'l'l' Bates; Pastor Laurel CUff. Suo'Sebool Class meetJne , FMY 7:(10; !'roach· .Wedne• SundaJ OPTOMIII1818T N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. EuC Coan Street, Pomeroy Offlee Hours: 9 lo lJ, t lo I. tcioae ot Noon on Tll•n.l . SPECIAL NOT'ICE DUE TO THE EXTREMELY LOW PRICES OFFERED DURiNG THIS SALE, THE PRICES ADVERTISED WILL APPLY ONLY FOR THETHREE OAYS OF THE SALE THANK YOU JACK W. CARSEY, Mgr. ··I ~- ·ysf ~~~· . Drive to Pomeroy And SAVE! 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SZ gallon Electric: WATER HEATER .. . . . . . 114.95 ~~d~i'Er FOIL 1•15 I .' AUCTION! Washers Automatic Woahere Aa Low As 199.00 See Th1m TODAY! • THURSDAY- FRIDAY· POWER LAWN MOWERS 69.95 up All Siz11 Stocked-FREE Gasoline Con 139.00 10 ,.}· .• .' . SEE OUR Complete N1w Automatic Dryer• As Low As -· .. (. j IN SOUTHi.\STERN OHIO 32%~ ALL ON SPECIAL - 10 1o 35 CU. FT. · ~'' . ' 10%OfF O~ALL PAI~T All Colon laalile aad OUtside 4:00 iWt lj$.-Gr U5 .ewt , Soybean M..t • • 3.11 ewt :tQ% COMPLETE STOCK Garden · MACHINERY SPECIALS 10 n. Pulvort&on . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 159.00 Win This Black Hawk MODIL. 20 • FR~E · 2-PLOW -. 1.7f 22" 'Md•n ..... , . , . . .. 19, ' NOTHING ·TOI\IY NOTHING To MAiL JUST RE$1.$T.l NO 081;1GATI9_..S sEED sPECIALst CLINTON 59 SEED OATS Permocel Tope . 89c D. 6 H. Medium R1dcert . . . . . 1.45 COME IN AND CLOVER 23.00 Uncert . • . • . . 1.35 _L_OO_K_A_RO_U;;.;N...;D;....._.;;D;.;..•.;;;.6. ;;H;.;.;.;.;.; .. . . . 1 ~ l • ~· AndLAWIII ToolS 32 11. Elevolon ..... . . .. . .. .. .. %85.00 New Idea Mower . . ............ als.oe Uaed OliO ltlke OD Rtlllller , . , •• • 32li.80 GARDEN SiEDS LAWN SEEDS NP-w ~·· Glnlea Traelol with Plow, Culllvoton, Dlae • • • .. .. .. • .. .. %50.08 1:-3 Bolio~ ,14" Plow, (New) . . . . %50.08 OUl STAT£ FOOD $PEtiAi.IS1S Will le on Hand· COME IN - ~ND Around . . LOOK . . .. •1: ••• .. . . - WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF Fri. Mar23 · OtHER ITEMS On SPECIAL To Help You With Any Everyone From Both City .Gnd Rural Areas.,. We~co~tt~ .At Our Q,.n House Sale ' ,. Door Pris~s and Refreshments For All..-._~om• To ():u t ~~p Arid R•eister .· . ), . NO OBLIGATION- DON'T WAIT -SUPPLY ' ON SoME OF iTEMS • . .. \, • •• �' ====.. ===:::.:;____ ~:th.e Daily Sentinel ..C~p .. OWIN .... "•illl--... j • I EDITOR Bu ~JDt'~ at the _..,.,._ ' MONDAY J>O.§I office ~1gn On 1 oday rufff''! 1'lme Dmg J){;ng School Etnlt" Kov ar~ Show Unititd PrMI Staff Co!Tflponchnt 1100 Homf' The b1~ powers are off again on 12 00 Tennessee therr tong frustrating attempt 1o 12 30 feather Your Nest wo1 k out a disarmament .agree I 00 Bob & Jan Carr ment 2 00 AdventuJ e!J o r Ellery Delegates of lhe Umted St:~tes Quet-on Canada, Great Bntam, France ami 2 30 Camera Coes to School Soviet Russ1a met m London to 300 Matinee Thee.tre try to get going on a program 400 Date Vw'ltb Life Th1s in rtself rs a minor confer I 15 Modern RomanteJ ence Th.e delegato:s met as a suh 4' 30 Queen for a b ..y commrttee or !he Umled Nahon ~ 5 00 Old T1mer Ot.~ armamcnt Commtsston - -Any agreements the~· m11~hl TUESDAY make would llave to be worked t1 M Stgn On in detatl by the governments con '1 00 Today cerned 9 00 Coffee Time There is no indic:~tlon 1hat Hu~ 10 00 D1ng lJopa: School sUI ready to agr(!e to a sy!>te m or 10 30 Elnte Kovacs Show lnspectwn which would be essen J 1 00 Home Ual to &uard against cheating 12 00 Tennes.see Erni~ BUt hope per$11.~ that somt' 12 30 Feather Yout Nett timj!, fn 1Same wat, the path b£> J 00 Bob & Jan •Carr opened to an a«r'e~ment 1hat would 2 00 Star Showcare l~s- ttui intrea,singly terr1ble !:30 Pllt'son's Studt, tt~reat yf a lil:J~e!lt war. 00 Matmee Tbe~tre ).o,mon Cenr.,..nc& Hop• 00 DatE! With L.te Tbe .path might pn.~stbly be 4 liS Modern Rotnaac'ea t .30 Queen For a Day open~ at l&st at I be London con :S 00 Old Timet •jt.N~ ~tn1 £rd.e I .:E: I How Attitudes Change are a~sOCJau•d w1th 700 900 10 00 tO 30 BY CHARLES M McCANN •t npreuntattYe, !Sottlnt-lh-Ktmllall, Inc Ill text~ ~v._, New York Ctty, 15, N Y ~ ·~llfptl.., 'iatu: DehVf~ry by carrier where :muluhle so ('t>fth ~ ~e yen lb advance at The Dally Senlmt!l offu:e $H160; II*' A ' ITt~~); three montha, $3 90 By motor ruute wherf. t~~ Oat 1~nth, $1. By mail one year $8, six mottiM, $4 25, ·IN"~ .~till, •:"'; one month, $1 I 6 ~' BY CHARlES M, M.tCANN Thf' Ohio So~ r16IY fm Cr1pplf'd Children oull You probably have contrlbutPd to on!" or lhe1r annual l!:u.'Wtf'r Sf't:~l ('ampa1gns. With nf'w mf'd1<-;~l dtst'o\eru~-'l and tl"thruque!l makm'l,( ~>ueh !itrul· r es in the rehabihlatiun of the cr1ppled, thr·re are many more who ('IO b(' h ]p\'d lhts }'1'<11'. At th~ sllffil' tune serv1~f!.!l ror cr·•p. pled chilcli'l'n contlnue ~o -.:•ow ! more eostly eactl. yf'ur Funds are dE>spet at~ly needed to e~~tlt!Oui' and expand the <'are and lrf"o.tment to f!IM"h all of our e1 IPPird duldren. Ea...ter Sfal eonl11bUIJOn~ havl' ference Th1s Ume Br'itain nnd Prance arl.' to present a new disarmament plan Prtme hlJmater Anthony/ Eden abd Premier Guy Mollet agreed on 1t during the1r recE'nt talk in London Their plan may or may not turn out to offer new posS'IbilJtiell of agreement But .the conference also wll11akc up ser10us!y the qucs1l0n of rontrol of atomic weapons The baSIS for Ibis phase or the ronference has he•' n la1d down m proved tbat cr1ppled children eon be rehabilitated mto tax pay•nrl.. rather than tax..Jiupported, Citllens Th.a year we must open our hearl.ll and be as generou~ a~ we can dunnJ the Eu~er St>nl appeal, - - 6 5!j: 7 00 g 00 0 00 ;[} 80 11 00 12 00 12 30 1 00 00 ~ 30 3 00 WEDNESDAY Sign 01) Toaay Cot!ee Time Dtn,i Do'tl.li: Sc!:.ooJ Erme Kovaes Show Home Tennessee Ernl.e Sbow Feather Your Ne&t Hob and Jan Carr Present Suoie Camara Goes to School Mahnee Date WJth LJfe Modern Romancea Qu~n for a Day 530 Howdy Doody 600 6 30 6 40 Superman .M r THIRIIA .oHLINOIR I "' itll d Urs Her bert • • Newa Ptt'TUl'e Km& ron 1'abama Honor Roll Announeed For Fourtb Six 1'eeks Period Of - ~facRae (e<t - · ... illlod ...... -ISh< " A " . _ . 1bo ry Humprdner, Juha EdwerQI., JiilUlc~ .l'owJel', Patty Muncy .md lWtil Roosb. J LmlQl'l. T.ommy Brown. Peagy JU:S(IS, SalJ)I PmffiU_ Ralph Stew~ .art, J we lc:eobower And Jo All~ and llr tn tbi.!l Year of Our Lor<,l, 19M, the Kukl declnred w,r on >the Au~traHan lWve.rnment a~liLn 1h~! other day ".fld Jet }OO.iC a (~w Ul - we~.hlngton'• Young ~ator Jdckoon De111o VP Poulblllly II n UJls. u.&:'f -...., A Kukukuku husband, whnm we tw- .' aa.!'l!rl ' moioN lJ.A ll. Ot tile ••10 l6:•v•,.,. at.4tll<imt l't Klahr e""'hlll if·!::\ . ft·M~u.oa ' =~I 2~ ~ lll'1'114Y~. 2e wilt cnll Joe, got a hi\ teed ott ol his ,J\rary for not d•gg.n~ enough Bill of AU!- - •ntl'lftot 11 tnd'lra 4po.t.l ll.Oid Oerrnanlo aharat:ttN 20 Borne 21 Covntn• l ....... b W•'l>·~arn ol,. de~k 13 Rapt •• o... ly kmfe color 2t Place She &ta&gcred homl' to dul 31 Man•• nick· Ht•r !i:Jsler was ' Jni!Cn.!IOO She satd to her husbRnd whom we w1 1l call Pe-tt!, If you WI!J'e nnv kmd of 11 mnn, you'd aet up off your de11d end IUH.I go down tht'> I'Jdgc naMe 33 A high, rubber boot and 34 htt, quarN!l SG. Armed ro.-or ao 11. country 1-'otnt aimed at SD .\.ft'lnn tO Dtmpen• u Ghollhoneal) lndlan 4S Ont-rpot ..... ••.Cum Rlt ........, ==.. ~~·!!'J..: ..... ~ettle Jm•, ln~IE'II(l or "Nng, nag, noa," Pelt~ s<~id (I'Od lht' p1g~ nnrl shut UP" "Go I But 1-f:ld y duln't s.hut Uti And finally 1\.• ltt mutleJ'P--d 110methmg abllut no pc&IJ!! In ltl man's hoil!ft, picked up hi~ rlub and roundOO 1 up a few matt·~ brotlwr, Hank'" II. Oultlril tool ••. lla.,•Q> u.Aton So they went down the rldgl' and found Hank In h1s .urd(\n. ........... .... "- TOO!auol (lft~alol One G! th~ boys !. lltpped thro.ugh th ;;'l Ku(lal 11rass and swiped Hank'~ bow and arrows And then fT. V.I. ............ they surroundf'd hun and bashed ....,dont hts bratns out Ttle ~eore was evrn now nnri the S!enl!l v.ent home On I ho wny ba<'k they ~~.w 11 lone warrior wa ~ hin.!( himself In the 1'\ver, sn thl'y just clobbered him for taughe-IIIHtouffh nobody hurl ht'M tpropl'rly httroduccd IIOWII s. final I. CIIUio """ ,..., A-• ~~tor it:.'li. HERlii:RT :ilxon ""dou not tuft on th• ~p PrtsldeJatlal ticket with. Pn:>~ldent EIIIE!nhower, th• poulbllltiii[Maclw!e the name ot Herbel t Hoover, Jr, the under l'eeretary ot •"A•lde !rom beartnr the name or bW rmc:r Preatdeftt fa.ther, tht ~'Ounr Hoov61' has the- unquaiU\ed aupport of hla State depa.rlment couearuea and has quietly won tile ~t and admlratloa ot many • e. on capitol Hlll. · ,.. It la argued that HocW.r wou~ ·~liJf' jh, tdW ovlot., Jltloclldfi\UJI Mmlnee to win. approval Of the Rtp~ rJrht wtwr__,nd &Ito to tRb ovl'r aomt or till ~tal and dfjlbmatlc tuMUonJ WhiCh J.ft. BltBt'lnbower ha• aald he J'(lu,tt toreto It rto~elected. • • II L 0 N G FE L0 W oft~ ht!at !limply 1tand1 lor anotllet. ln thlt exampl• A fl '¥'d lof ·PI" 111.fA L'1, X for the two 0'1, etc. Bl.nrte kt\lf'ltl i)k)• ~:.U. INlrth atld fonft&tlon of tht •ord• are aU hlnta. ~~ tht eodt letten_ an "Uf•rent. · pt A Crfptopam Quotation 'I'NAZ TCA, RX TNAZ XVWA• W· ~.A:H: CBCKZXAO DNH DWH KPA .\:f'•ll .... r c K c" r 0. 1o110.-.l"\·.t!ino-1 TOUII Mlt'I'RII 'tHAT Wltl'l'lll. ~ IUh1HM8 THAT IPMWL-WAT80N.. • • '4 munwhlh, that the Pr~lhltqt'• hlalth will be a key luut in tht forthcomtnr C&mplJign despUt OOf' waftllna• tbl.t It mttht '1Rtiomll'UI'' IPift.At the Democrate. You can IDOk, thl)' 11y, tor lncreuiAf Dtrnocrattc att&ck1 lb'e81lnr tht th-.ne that lkt ll nmnlnJ u _. ''P*rt-tlm.•" PMtdtnt and I tht White HoUM ll & job tor a heal~ Vfaoi'OWI 11111\, Dtmoorats put lttt1e •took ln. Rlif\l,flCU. Natloaal Chlil'h'lran Leonard Mall'• boomtranr theory. TtltJi Ill.)' that Kau•a tiOirlpatiaon ot 1k•'• cue wtth that of tht ih.te PNilatnt Rooeevttt l& bUtleu. Then Demoerata not• tblt Ike hlrnM¥' M.l injected. the lu:ue of hUlth tn,to talQ to the public while J1)ft 1\tver tnett.'UOI\ta the lUbe j ..t pq~Ucly daapllt hit O)YIOu> phfOI~ 1\Udk!ap, MM1 Dtlnoertitt, mainly Natloiuol ~;man Paul lullor, are OOI>Y~Mtd that lhty 0111 will ..... ·~· ln>M MJ, ill~ •• ol~Wahllr 11\at hts IMilth "'"""• h~m !lilt m.\)1• Whitt i1011tt, 1114 \My .Will P"'h tldo lilut tn tho c • " • ¥ • '!'! • I!Otont ' ~~~lk!<!,l mutland, rain~ jqat throillb ol"!!"ty iq~i~!~· ~ imth ol-ltn•tor Harley K · -or Walt Vlojtnl-. 11 anOll~koo toe ot raclallf\totratton th ' ~"' Hla ollilmllllahl~ 11•,. EaoUand ~r o1 eoilftmlili' ~ .,.am.l ~IH llolitulHII llld lllo litter, ~!Uiy Joqof. Will 'play to oJYJ....,.blp ol The chltf prl"h mtved tiM PH!Jolt. thtt ht ll11 ll1t1) aheuld NINit lanbbas vnto tfrltm (Mart< 15,11.1 PRAYER Our Father, we woulr not opJ)OSc Christ or ery 0\i\, l'b Him to be crucifaed Rather .uat us to £h.e end tbat HiB Uvlruc sp~1 rn1y find \'otce In us ana L truu:hmas beoome the ablution r the problem• faelnc us In RJs 11ame. Amell. tile s.nato JUil10lif7 ......Itt,. "1017 J'OI"! to -dtnr WbOUior IOUthlftllttillll\liO ... ·m•lilit• ~'"~'* towal't llldilll At bil.<l ol tha judlollty commit~ ~~ U Ia o ;o.!uo~ to block cooJirmatlon of W julljl{o who mJJht not Mare his anU·Integra\loti ~t'h. ,..,...QOa. · -ot •' • hoflotW ' to ....... 'fS/.itrate~r wtn :toou• -oa the fiGt tu.t·lt tht \ . It !tll1lo *ttol tllo hnlto, lllul:lalG·WIJI •• ....,.. .. Oll&il'o or m• '*ilo" lili pbWertul .,..uJ>. Jtep~~bl1001 t~~~~ ;;.n .... ~) all•in• potltioOI -io 110111i6tw<Nlot W!lon.rtS!f on !1!~!1111. ... '1 · .~ ••tt ... :i.- Charles Rite ba otmp""m.ellt ..,_ Gahanna 0 • * r....- w..... News Pictuu Lee: Paul • MatT Ford Grand Ole Oory Dinah Shore News Cara"an - llcllaGiel.l<> Aim oo..r. o)(arvm Roush, Jack .stew.t. Robert Art,., " - BooweU. N_,. M-S.,..- 1M1aJie Jewell, Ann Newlood aec! "Pii>!Jb Zi<Ufoooe. Eish<b Grade .1o1m _ . , bara a.tri:e, Keuneth Docboa, car.~,.. Dol-. s..u ... Gooclaile, Lmy lefino, De!ora Suzamte Wolpert, Wiiii'IQJ'iae Clarte .ad Jf:try Wales 1\esber, PIIIM.y Deeka', Fireside 1'heatre 9 30 Cu·cle 'I;heatft Attort~e1 News &adlines Wer~th.l-cast Preu Box 11 1:1 Bu4 WilkLnL .a. Show 11.30 TODl&h' 6 30 Sports Eye 64{) News Pictura dJ~; Let Paul & Mary Ford 7 00 1>!-, Hu~n·s: Secret 730 Cote Time 7'45 News Caravan 8.00 Screen Directora Pl., house R·ao Father Knowa BIISt 9·oo Kratt 'tbeatre 10.00 T.ht.s 11 Your Lite 10·30 Damon Runyon Theatr. 11:00 Hea3Uue3 II·OG Weatbercaat IUO Prtu Box 11:15 Greatest .P'Jrhts of Cutur, Sev..U. Grade· - I'LAN ""' VISIT ot Central PTA ~~ember~ inc to attead the Let1Jt 20. tbould ..,;~r.'Ji llr•. Roy Meyer. Mn. RoiMft 'l'u..a,, lW<b nold or lira. Olive lnJcnlwaa ""'';'·' l!f lt"' fore noon Nation~ ide lnturonce ..... - Joan camtlrl, William Frey, Geor· geane Jeol!en, PatriCHJ .JohD8on. Dale luU, Be\teri¥ Roush. Kaft'b Sue Stenrt. Louise Van Maer Jacqy.eline Capeblt. KaUarro Fowler, Irma Mae Griostead, R,o.. bfrt Kell, Ann Maynard, Lawrence Rolt!ib, Sheldon Roush, Ruth Ann Scarberry and Lotuse Si'Jmoedo. the last few months, by the ex. I 4 00 chan,a:e of eotrespondence bP.tt>en 4. Ul PresJdent Eisenhower and Sov1et 4 30 Premier NikOlai A Bulgamn 5 00 The enrt-espondenee stems from 6 00 '-tllruSbow 11.86 Toblgill Hopai""" 0 the Prestdent's proposal at tht.• Ge neva •rsummit" conference last July for "open skte~ ' atr mspec tlon of mlllary facahttes and an ~xch&nge of bluepnnl, of mllhary strength MONDAY 4·1a seere{ stonn In hill latest leiter to Bulg:min 9·00 Sllp On Pray-er 4 sent last month, tht' Prc.snlent 9 00 Captam Kangaroo 30 On Your Account sal(!· ,.. 5:00 LuckY 8 ltancb 10 00 G arry ~¥1 {lore ~ 3{) Th.e Early Show 1 n n'ly 1udgement our etf01 ts IO 30 Arthur Godfrey 0:80 Y6ur Esso RePQrter must. be d1ructed especially to l1 30 Str1ke Jt R1ch 6:45 SpotUgbt 011 Sport& ~lngmg under ~ontrol the nuclear 12 00 Vnllant Lady 8·5' Weatherman , t rcat I he Om ted States WfJuld 12 Hi Love of L1fe '1:00 Patti Page be Prepared to work out, With ath 12:30 ~ear;!h. for Tomorrow 7:11J Doug, EdWards, NUW$ er nphons, su1table and safeguard t2·4:1 The Gutdlng Light 7:30 Roblnhood ed arrangemehts so that future pro. 1 00 Katie's KitcheQ a 00 Bums & Allen f' rlaeUnn of rlssionable metertllls l 30 Love Story 8·Mt Godfrey's TaJeD.t Scout~ 't. anywhere in the world would no 2 00 Robert Q Lewlr 9 00 1 Love LUCf longer be used to lnerea1e the 2 30 Houseparty 9·30 Dec~mber Brld~ olockplles of exp1os~ve weapons~ 3 00 The B!g Payfl(l 10 00 Sl1.1dio One Runi• St•rted Talks 3 30 Bob Crosby Show 11 00 trv to the minute News·· The attempt to work out n dts- 4 00 The Brighter Day IH)fi Cam~r• No.4 armamt.•nt agreement bas been go. ~ --- ---~:-:.;::---:=:::::~~::,.: mg on now for 57 years Strangely 9 fUISO~Y 4:11J Seeret st>OrDl enough IL was Russ•a. now the 9 00 00 Stgn On-Praye: 4:30 On Your Account grcate~>t th 1eQt to world peace Caplatn ft.ang:~roo l':® Lucky if. )l.ancn thet started Jt ' 10 00 Garry Moore !5.30 1'he Early Sh!JW To .ring m lhe 20th Century Culr tO 30 Allthur G'ldfre:r 6:30 Your :tsso Reporter ' .Nicholas II called ror a tbree:point !21·3060 Strike it Rich 6:4~ Bob Waper Sparts Show agreement fl was deslgnod 1 Valiant Lady 8·M Weatherman rreeze fl61htmg forces for n ttxc~ i g·;~ Love (If Lif~ 7:00 Press COiderenee ·4!I Search !or omonow pcuod, frecze- military btuigct~ 7 1~ Uoug ~dwards. 1lf•W. atld stu1 t d•scus81011 of arms re. The Guiding Liih\ 7:30 The }\allge Rider duct'ion Incidentally, hu formula : g~ Katie's Kitchen 8·00 Ph!I Silvers Show Pearl W. William~ ] Pomeroy.HII'rilellv!Ue ,11411d Pbone904-Y DOHT · MISS I_T! lEE THE Largest Seledloa Of Flae FURNITURE In n.e Valle,. • AT LOST40 lbs Baker Furniture On 'l'lle Brlrldest CGnler In Middleport OPEN EVES. BY First in the industry to bring you a ___ ,_ is &hll part of dJsarmament talk The Czars conference met at thsc Hague, Holland, on ,Ma'y 18 , 1899 Twenty SiK natwns attentlf.d 11 Love Story ~ ~~ Hobert I $ 8·30 Navy Log 9 00 Guy Lombardo 9·30 Re~ Skelton , Q Lewis H·m~eparty 3 00 Th a Big Payoff 3 30 4 00 Bob CJ<OJby snow The Bright"'r Day Germany balked at attempts to 10.30 11:00 11 0.'1 4 00 4·15 4 30 :1·00 $ 30 :0 recUng 1hal the b:lg powers must . ! 30 1•sre~ sometime, or clso . . 1 II) ~~~ Third Friday Club 'Entertained At 'b r R~$.!dence, cr Fri. ' Th~rs Crover Erb tntertained the I!·tru 6 30 8·4& f ·><;:i . , -. - - Ka~:~r:;c, ' 2 '~ Ja~~~bor",. ' I \II! late Shl>w - , ;:so (!rcl T~p~e";" I tr I At111ie GH:Mer. ' 8tUIIdaller'a U'nturp...... 11:15 CountwpoiM . '1tll Joha D.iJy ..,. • _-... 7.30 Warner h. PrwD~.r . 8:10 WY:ttt :IUirr ' • ., 1.;00 Daikay Th6irJH __ . •. ... 8:9"0.,. ~·t c~v.!fl~~e 10.00. II : 00 U:OS 11 JO ll·UJ .-,~ · w~.m_.Jlftli<t\· . '· ~ Ne- ·wltb -.re .WiathtM ~ , i.S""""tt Detective ~; .felm~s 11 ct;; ~ J ·~ e.,...,, Here is security~ uruwpassod by any carl Road·hugging Pyramid IJe. 0:30 (~Jl(., ~~Cil' Horl&On1 10:0,. OJumo!lt) Mo'n. N'ite FJ•p• 11 ~ N.fi\INIIf ,._, It ·ba Weat~er with Sally Ap.ra U:lO Sport.s' with 1'ed WoUe ' ..•• 1ign •.• BoJ:..braced body 1bell ••. e1:tra.-member . Bridge-built !rome- •. oversize Salety-octlon bnkeo • , • world's lint Sal..Iock door lalcl>os ••• Safety· padded seat bocks ••• Safety·gl•11 ,.ar·view ~optional Rat belb and !'""Y '!'fter tafoty foatur'!!' mlrrorJ :-"'I ~ SlutttDeker DHie,.• 0vtr-lh•-81ue-Boo!J AIIOW• anooa. Amezillgly g...,.,.. deala this month I There never was a better time tu buy ~ big new - Studo- . babrl So hurry~aee your Studebabr Dealor, today I - -- w,.,.., 'e11 N•w StuiiHek•rl Power (JIG hp.).. ~~liZ* C120lh" wbeelbue) , • , Most hrm(ious AYliDI .• • n~ ~y~ kCOid ••• 1M WI MUI c1wb- .. t1w low prb twld I '- to,oo bart, lo!rs. A.lbert' Ebersbath, illllsi 11·40 ,TV""""' Ann: Ebersbi<h, Mrs. Ell> eat ' ?'00 Kuka. Ftan .It OU~ tn4 !.!;, I .p .a. n'urilf)er or gom ,. A.~ 7J00 Kulli, Fran &_'O,;.:;W;.:•.,..._ _..:;ll:45 Shi!a'-Off "'"' "" .,.,ere p 1&You - - ..,-: followmg the bustne.u session WI!DNBSDA.'Y 7 So Pi>neyland utd, pru:ea awardtd to Mrs. Neutz· lt2 30 Jamboree 8 30 MGM Pmde l(fltl, Mrs. Reibel, Mrs Everett 2:30 The femitlltle Tbuch 9:00 Mluquerade Party Datl~y luld Miss Kate Ebersba(!:h. 8.00 AfterP,OOn Film FesthaJ Re!t.~hments carrying out the 5,1.10 Mfc:kef Mouse g,a. or..~. tlte Ban~ St. Pa~flc:k'a Day t!leme were 8 00 Jobn G. W~uey w~d. ,Nlt! lihls ~e'rvtd by the bo.stess to those 6·So News 1~.45 s~oH; '$!CieUghl.l name~ abbye and ·Mrs. Max ~n 6 3D ,Weather 11:00 ~·w• i I (~I TV RealiO>''a Dltloat. 8:30 (Aml) Voice of FlreltoS 00 (ABC) Afternoon Film Fes D!OO Down flhe Road . 1 8.00 :trtday evening UvaJ--"The lady Vatda,bla" 1 st. IS·oo (ABC) Mickey Mouse The rd's Pray r m unison 8·00 Kit 'Cirlon opened lh~ tnl.'letmg In ch!rre 01 8·~ News With M. J'ettnlnp 'thJ presJCicnt. Mrs. Hem·~ Re 1bef. 8 35 Weather wJth Salg- Ann It w~~:s deeldC>d to have a planned A:40 DilneelJnd with Hen ltleble -potluck cltnnN" at 6 p M at lbe "'- - -- -·-- next Mt'!t'1mg on April 20 at tbe TUISDAY homo Mrs :ectwai'd Hite. m ob< 12 '30 JIIDborej aehhc., ot the 1r sevt>nth .annlver l:bb turn dey saey S!llt-~ tax st01 mps were eouflt: 2'30 The Fe~loane Touc:b ed and prepated for mt~illnt H00 Alter•oon Rilm Ji"esUdl Sl PatJtck's Day • ft . "8 00 'Ml~et Mouse , ' s were •·oo R••ky Jon·· exchange by "s~cret Pals" and \h ,'"' ..., . ... 6.10 .Nem With Mnc: JenDI.lp Mrs Ben Neut:r.hnu 1 • II so rtct'.I.Veu 6•3fl ' Weathet ~albu•tSday gt!t rrom her secret. 8.40 'I'V Prom wilth Hn RJchte Rbodes . l~ (j[ui,l)a,JFrh•nn~t.?Ui: ·~ ' Studebaker·Packard Corporation will purehiS<l and pay the jimnium mi $20,000 insurance coverage for the orlgbpll registered owner of each ~g 1956 Studebaker purchased through a factory·authNized Studebalrer Dealer on or alter March 5, 1956 and until further notice, which wll1 cover hlm against accidental death occurring while driving and arising out of an accident involviog his Studebaker. • The cerlilicate, issued under a policy written by a nationally known Insurance organization,. remains ~ effect for a full year from the date of purchase. Thi• oiler applies only to purchases in ~tates where ~ coverage 1!! _!!"~ ~trary ~ s~te laws ot regulatiom • new -·--- -·--'---:i'- I o00 FUm lo Faney,M. Sloter I 2.30 ~he P't!lnlnlne Touch 1e, Lau or New.li ·J , ) CI~C~ Jtld , .1 , Artlliur Godfrey & Fiiend 1 • The M!Ufobalre ~ r\'e Got A !letf~t' 20th 'OOt(pr). F~ Ro~t H~tn' 'I'IP MtnltlP ~t>•~ , WHTN-TYChortft.l"11~r~ rd Frld at her h \ Do~B (~Wards, 7·1:1 7 SO 8:00 9.00 9:30 110 00 11·00 .,. ACCIDENT INSURAN.CE . POLICY .-the _nett Safet~ -~ward winni~Stude/l~ker! 7 UO Plllltti ~ale Housepatty The Bill Psyotf Ji,'b Crosby Sh('v. ' $64,000 Qu.esl!lon Do You 'I'nnt Your Wife Up to the m1oute New1 Late Show The Brl.gh-:t.-:r-::D-, 1- - S&eret Storm On Ynur Aceouttt Lucky 8 Ranc11 'the Early s-ow Yo'ur EtfO RcportAr Sports Parade ' Weatberm.QJ 10·00 defJmte excessive artnainents The conference collapsed 011 July 29 1899 ' - - - wi_D_N-I S_D_A_Y Aiso at the lnstanc~ of tho Czar 9 00 SliD Dn-Prav~r 11 Bt1!ond f:lll,iue conlerence wa~ fJ 00 Captotn Kangaroo held In 1007 It, too, Pnded 10 fall , 00 Garry Moore ure to hrtng dtsarmatnonl I 0,30 ArthUr Godtre, Some Mg'T"eements were reached ' I 30 StrJke It RJe) lnchzdlng one, at tht" l89D confer 2 00 VaJJant Lady 1 ence to "prohHtH the laun!!hing or '2 115 Lb..,e of Lite Pr-ojectiJea and explosives frotn I L2 30 8earcla for fomorro• b1110on• or by olher simUar new 2 43 Tbe Guid1ni Lfibt methods " Tha.t agreement JJ4tt 1 00 KaHe'.i' kitchen seems to havro g1ven people Jdeas I 30 Lovt.'l Story Bul again, Utere seems to be the 1 2 1J0 .Robtrt Q t.ewls • t HEALTH ISSUI:-Palltleat vetll'll11 ny, • -· ..... S.~ater Jad110n • • • lf~I:R. IR. t-It • t ll.{lll'fi.llfl) l!lll'l!l-.ftepubiiOII\ iltlllltrfoto .,. ~ to II"*'.., lht oteva"on ol BtUtor Jal\1'- llllitiluld (D), ~~~ppl, DAfi.Y CRYPTOQtrOTE - ilore'a how to work It: AXY'bLBtAXa , ""' Jackson and Nixon are the aamc age, but politically are poles lltlrt, with the Demoe!rat lean~ lng to the liberal aide on laauea which have found Nixon following a tOJtMM'atlve line. alttmg th..-re chf>winf! betf"l nul · Joe". Pete snld "He's !JOl tour khh und lt'U mean U\l·~· 'll mov~ In on 11 ~ We br.ttP.o" dfl ~omebn(h .. ll•o llov.r about hl~ BT.hltot "to bt'' ll.&'&inst VIce President Richard M, Nixon, Just 'I can't k11l n.D'~· a. ney crel.te aen~tiOa.al headline., he wUI, poll~ tlclana reckon, bl in a poilllon to jockey tor tht nomlna.tton. , Adlai Jll, Stevenaon, probable Dtmocratlc J:rl'98i· danUal nominee, ill kflown to think wen of Jackson, Other party 1tratepla are said to feel Uutt the penonable, eam41t Democrat from tlle Pa~ clftc cGaat would be in n:eellent balaftCIRC factor ......,. wldL 112 dangerously behind Ruaala tn baHJtMi mlulle p1'0ductlon. Should that har<l·hlttlng, 43·ye&l'-£lld, rormer pi'O!lecullng attor~ potuloes, and casually chotlPed o(( the tnp of h(ll he11.d w1lh a cane tnce 21 To a Mlne t ~dervat 10 re vat ro ~uc:h• IN teJttlle• Audt· ' WTA.IIIIINGTON- Benator Henry M. (SeoopJ )ackaon ot Wuh.· lngton II a young Democrat JlCI.tln'lnr dl8CU81M!d In high party clr<:lu &ll a po1sible vtce prelltden~laJr nom mea. JaeksOn'a eh&nce• for a second apot on the HIM tlcke~J!MiY weU hlnp on bla pertol'tn· anue ~ tn. ~ S'tonate probe of cha•J-M 1 ~at tht Un1ted States lap It llfl<'ml lhcrc 1us" 111\lc mtrn· mill al w.ll" ami 1! happened Ilk~ t htnch COli\ 1. Notltrtot OOP Moy Name Hoover, Jr., ff Nixon's Not Candldolt ' ' Special to >Cet1tral P~ .ASIOOtati~m roW salvo! at .on AUSHI<' p.•t•·ot DAILY CROSSWORD- I 7•15 1•"" baly '!u.os -. we•tbli' · - 'lli'IO S\>IJ!Ii 'Witll Te4 wolfe · !H..1"1fjj;jtinct01i' II iNitli\ ' __.. .. ~ of New ~ ell ond ""'· 11aro1c1 Rife 1114..,;. ton Mu Sanb Rife nd fM'lilJ. WCHS-TV Cha nne18 ! RIPI w-. ... --------------·----~-- N ~ dajr, '!::" 6 30 l{owdy Doody -·6 00 SoldierS" Of Fortune 6 30 Sl'>rts Eye Mr Dlstrlct &Y IAILAH Xn Sarah Rile !lao W U. flu for lbe peet two DJ.ane Capebeirt. JIOK'e Hali, Broo hu beoo under the c... {If Dr. Dl~ Mrl_i.ldhlin, Mary lllort.bup, HMnbrk-k. Wellaoa. r,.,lay H.ooey, LeoGa W..m.ley, 1M Mr and Mn Geo. ..,......_ ;...,,. 11:10 Pn:i Box II 15 Grea est Fithtl in Centuq 1 1 30 Tonight 'I 100 Stgn Off ,o.so lt 00 ll 06 11 10 BUCKWHEAT • rahmen Jed all ol the Clialel m the number placed. vn. the rotl T SOt W1lham H Rife "'"""'""' . ... _ . .. c.roJ BlUe. ... bome u tber had :us 'Witb aver-e:a of la!A weet from JMr "B" or better. mona (.ilbbl, Patrieia H\llddlat.oo., Saud1a, Arabia, wJtb the US The MD ltodreMa witb. "A" k Anti ~. Rmalee !Ua>. Fon!e. He wiLl iO after • 80 . a\· ~gea 'IWJI'e Sarodra ~ Boulh, LJnda Brmker, John Edw.U. furloup to Slcir.neoto, CtJJf. Tuuoy Vaoce aDd J IIDJC'Jel Duaean. Dotl1e Fqueoo, Ju:ta~ Kapp, ADC&ber soo. A·B 1looaJ6 U., SnJ.oN; Donna Jeffers 'aDd .JuDe Sbirley L,.,.., Rollort lleG-IIr, who b 11 Sheppard AFB ol W'J;, Spenur, Jumon; Marilyn Foele. l\ayl>um, ~­ cbil.a Falil, Tex.u, .w.ted .If! aona and Jamm lleodertlon, Sro- Roush, D<ftthy Shirley, OarvJyA January. + TurnbuK and .~Me Wolf. Cecil Rile, ... of ... 11114 -....: phomom: HID')' - - · Ruth Gtlmm and 'l'iJomlloOn, Frabmeu· B1H Soc1DGD~, How· 0 II. Ril• lloo reenltaect Ia Cite IJrd '1ltDIJUel. Corfilftl Mc:Hilboa, army and is Jtatloned iD llillourL Frto~Jnom 1lle' remamdt:r Of the bonJr Lottie Rou:tb. J\ldy Webb, Jud)o l!lrra " " - n<urned hooDo ~ Arnold, Bill Boyer, Seocft Butt~ roU 11 as tollows: ... Arma Hoopital, Ai~~ Soiurdoyafter.......,._ Senkn· Linda BUJDPniMr, land, fay Burtoo. LJIIda · """"' H_,., IW>Iini lkCII-. for • heart eoDdiUoa. New.s Caravan Producer'« Sh<lwc.se 89 00 36 Robert .Montgomei'J' 1o 30 AU Star' Tbeatre II 00 News Headlines ll·O:s Weatherca1t 8 40 6~ . 7:00 7 30 7.45 8.00 9·00 • :-.'tncty..fiVe ltndra«a were zan. ed to U.. booor roll of W•bame 111ib Sci>ool &Jr lbo lou.nh. IIX· weeki; period ~ CO flO Ml· oouncemeut froal tt.. office of Clyde Foley, pMclpoL vililtiOJ r) h. f'zoaDeel Brad· lord Saturday. Mr. anct Mrt. sam Boston and )UIIe are viaitina; relaJivea m Ak· Spuns Eye- Gomon NE1'HAVEN SOCIETY were 6 55 Ll!a Paul & Mar,r Fflrd 7 00 Big Town 7 30 'he Dally Sentinel. PomeroY-Middleport, Oh..:.:IO:.....__ _.__.__ _ _ _ _ _ ARMS SHIPMENTS CUT OFF M!r aod Mrs Thornra Grimm and famt1y woce ~~::allq on l!fui Iv• Hucboon receotlr Mhre POlll- Oblo. '$ BROAD RUN REYNOLD E. GREINI . .teNd U &eeond tlass malhnr matter (' Monday, March 19, 1956 av lat., at 110 Kechult St, PQmf'roy, 0 1118, lil\1111'111 tlflce pkone 397 I TELEVISION GUID Commentary 'Now, cAN vou sPELL MINNEsOTA AND cALIFORNIA?' o!la~ • .,_ •fU'mooa Ut'ept Sunday by Th.- Oh10 Valle-y · Oh~c -- - - --~=-=::::::.:-:...:.·===::;=:=:::==::=::;:;;_:~N!o=n::d~oy::,_:M:.::o_:_:c~h:l:9:,:1:95=6 Th_:_e Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, rPage_::.::Two:::::l:::....._:_:-:.,:' .. :.,.=· TOM RUE MOTO~S .- �- . The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . --~--------~--- 'I'WO ....NIIItY CALI.S Mr. Cburc,h was taken to Holzer The lli.ddl~ Emergency Hospital in lhe Rawlings-Coals amSquad !oni tellt« S..tu.rday ni.Jbt lNlln'te later Sund<~y and the R:ev. . . .D llh. l .ewi& Smtth became m :rrN I. C'.ardM>r, paslor of' th• • thidr "bOt* ' FRESHMAN BOSS •••• By 'Abt Mavi; 6,t~~~~titjfV. 011 wu •rloualy ill at his I.~Moln ~l. liOIIit on HF~ff~ Gall.ipolb with 1h..- a~ed man who ls n-portNJ til wit h flllP UIOOIIU . ~r:;:e TRAINING CAMP -- KARR&VANZANDT AG BRIEFS "<,,,gr. BY UNITEfJ PAISS m-ot I Cllttli'l IWiilit:-"" ....... ··~ ~ Randy Jackson, sllftDmtd a tbret- thJitt1iJW'iil~ · ldnlnk8. lie gave Michllin to&tba11 gtm&. run homer In 'the el.e;hth inning- dp dll)t ·• <Walk; "Whereas in Coach · Hess liU'essed ~ t"et Sundoy for a 0·3 ,w\n ·over ·Ba1H,_ ~obr ,~lelia ittn1DJ:s he -had tbt~t Ohio Sl:llte and POJtJeroy mont. wa}k&lll ieVft. both liad 1lke problems -in foot· ' ball last year. Both taB·tm~ slarted MJOEN!X, Arit. UP......The New ............. the k...o~-ets meet the ne! slowty··and boH1 jelled .if! th• sea'INfii.J ~ York Giants, mired ht 1 "lning ·trQk T,ij:m~ - bo SUnday euded a son ptog:rest&d to biee9ml!! "ehamp' SEt FOR YOURSELF streak" for -the first tim! in Man- f.IV6oflb\e ' ag~ Bill Rigney's · shm-t reign, Wwautee' PUZZURS WHill · E 'S SPO T •PARAD R TODAY L. Rot. U. S. Ptl. 011. BY OSCAR FRALEY E Hudson Hornet ll Iii Clua Travel·!'! Tblo Beaulllul Mint Green 'l'loe Beals lltilll~ A Bed For Your Comlotl ent. _ . ·now only 1895 ' ,.,, '' be I'm hardene d or Calm 0 ·Ford,Victoria . .Pete 11 ~re To Show Vola \VIat A Ford II now595 I m~Uowed." - lltreak by obeatjnJ: ions in their leaguM. SummJn• up ~he 'Ohio Slate : . er rJtht-hlndtr :tij '' LocaI Grange Hall Scene Of County R•d• Cl b M ' ~ lng u eet If'X~~~~~;~~~~: ~::e~o~~~ ·priDeip,a) ector HoW~rd ·' '' ' p,lfl'lll~ I 1\'T#IJ'~. "-•· .. ~! 1T~ Cblca·so I~· 't.t er boys wLth onlY rr.asonable suct'e.ss. vpu:.;'r.~'""t.JJand , er certainly , a-.• is ,making ·t. em look good . AfLC'or the Du~r. loss. Ha~s and Flschtr tu,rned ·in anoUirr good 1th~ ot.Mr ~one he~ decided .to t?r-· performance Sunday \Vhcn h'e get !l PWIDI{ attack . ani;l sttek h'i!ld the Brooklyn DodR:e.rs hitless wit~ ~rank Elwood, Whq!f! they ~or four innlnf's . . By that tim(', def1nltely knew could make the however the Dodgers had done team mov~ on II: he ground. ~ 1 1 enoua:h. damage to score a 4-1 resuU OhiO >beeame a, terrdic victory. ' ~roun~ tea"!' .and eaul(lrt:. . .flr.e lp · _ I , th_e Wu;consm game to .go on and . wm t~e Big Ten title. , ST. PETERSBURG, Fin . OP- 1 Hess ·praised Woody Hayes as 1 lUx foot , fin inch Mlll.'k Freemon • t -• tl ~b · 1 t l' th A d b ttl ' ' grca COI"\ou, ~OS Y uct.:D~se e JU~ ou o e rmy rm a mg t • .. ~• ld 't H · r •edh on lh" New York y n 1J...,... wou n i 1ve up. · e I 1!J(l or a.., u "" 11. - ! figured ,that the Tn05t ln)~t )(ces, • .SUI!'C$11 was tnt~ . · may 111Dke u at tlle present par t o l Ob'tOs e I ";,;;;;;;;;;;;;;; The towering - former colloge · .: R-•1 s 1ar ,he ld .lhe c·mcmnnu , om e.l{s · seoreJess f or f our ·mnmts an d nI· tbe I ! I ..,., &0 M-eel WedDes..... ..1,- · A meeting .or the Pometw .CUy B~Un• ~a'tlon be· held tbls·eomiH .Wedne&ilq eveniltg -at 'fza(j l». Y. in the baaeme:nt of tJte, :Porn~ · 'Bowling Alleys. Secretary BJU Hovatter announced that o(ft~ eera far the yettr win be eled.ed, -end ttlat every... tea 1ue. should be repreaen~ by their officers and by ~ptains If tMt.~sible A:n.y · bowler who is · ~~• • interested 11 also lMt~. _ · Auxlliary-..momber.s who wGr-ked . In · tb~ kitchen wt>re Mrs. H~nry .. ,C.ll.f!Worthy, .Mrs. Nm•mart Way- Jand, 'Mrs. ]..{)uis Long, Mrs. Dale! ·. ll~,ning, ~Mrs, Helen Batey, '~rs. m.,noh~ Hwptonsta11. Dining rool" worket.s, who !lervcd apprdxirriate- · )y. one .bundrtd ·11nd fitly dinner, "·· H · "t Mr . were :,w-,. arry "' over, s. .' Judaon WhilP, " .Mr~. RO!leoe Fife, '·Mrs, Wendell Bunce, Mrs. Ken- ,. n~tft Wal.te.I"!, Mrs. Rumll Jones~ · 'M~. Paul Haptonstall, Ml"S. Law- \ I ', ' wm ~~~~t~b·~~~~~~~~~~~~;~ I n u& Whatever the reason, Sunny .Jim Th" Me·,g, Cou ni·Y Ro·d,·n· Club was th I t t c If ~ " " 3 e ca mes man .u stream met T!fru;doy N'l'ning, Marl'l1 13 ~ t Sat. · as they ~rotted to the .th(' ROck Spring~ G t·an,g~: 1-hlll . T On the outsule, at least. , The business meetmg wu ·Prt··il<l hf! lnt~rnal ht"V"t'n.ue l>rparl· l'd over by president, Mrs . \Vill•an• me nt ha s l!>sue d a ru 1lnll. nt t h e H. Oownl~. The clnsscs for· po~nl :reques!· ohl\ unnarped bote~ ,t hat .s.hows were re<~d by Mte president. loltll'JJ Calc;utta Jl~ls •~e eubjtJcl AJ&o,;the date of Mtrch ~was an· t& 1 •'-x nf 10 JHII'•td.t 011 the ·over- n'Ounced for rthe meetinl nt ·1h co 811. ~1 and tftlt everyone OOn· CfteahJre Hl1h School of o . v . H nectedJte.~th thtl~lj operaUons mUit A./ l"ith Gallln CoL&nty Rn/J.ng pay ·t i &u:der's tax. ,. ~ub,' ;t~t~ lor the eve.nln ~ Dr. cent , , ardleUo, the New York bfxing medico, uked ViJogll The p~ for 1he ('vt>nin~ , Aklai ~Nhen he wa1 eJUimlnina: him was a dlscunlon or Walkinl( lldv- , for Wi!dnMday plght'• bout with scs ojiven by Gladys Moll&lln. Ch~.r· • ·, htor Con!ltancc, whether he had lfl R. I{ayes of Athens waa 4 1 , ever been kMl'kcd out. Akins sold gues-t or Ihe club and showed molv• "no." Then Nurdiello asked ir he ies of ~eVN' al or last summei'i eve~ bet>n undOiistio~. Akin!! shows tn Ohio •nd Wat Vlrglnla. "ne." M1 s. Put ,McCord lrd the recreak'k"-d In Head tlon for the .eve.ning with all lneDI• "Once," said Akin.~. "I WK.i 1 bet's pal'licipa-tlng. kJcked in the hl'LH"l by a hoMe.'' Carolina St t ,, b kf I Rt:>freshments were served by Iteam is pral'lh:!~ll~ f.!u~b&:;iibl~ 1:\•trs. F'lossi~ Alle,ns~o,rth, Mn, Ua owq hnck \'ard b 1 th Viola "flt'Oullough,,Mrs. Joe Youn1 . _ _ _;__ ___ ..:_ ~-~~~- Sr., and ~evernl of the younger members of MiddJe,port. ' erican l.£>ginn, wh~n their Auxi· llary had 11 birf'hday dinner at the Legion Uall fur l.ttglonnoirea ami .t heir WIY.e5, iU~t!l and Auxiliary members. Wal1er Bunce, ch•irllin asked the invocetiorl be[ore the --dlhnPr was SP~:'V(>J at .tUb\e:; de<'J,IN!.Ied :lith 'PllltWt il' streamers · InR fl 0 • ·. • qt I IH'ran l.'nl (' l ~t s 0 f Sl)l' quarterback, '-nunc ..,DS • hl~t! ·"$D~ ~ '" ·yYA e Bill _JI;Isoh· quaiHied 'POS!Iflr ·&hd In !be ear(f,l>l"'"'"""--"'l"-.......,..--., er's 5-15 re<::()rd at Mem,phlll las-t I h ·.~ 1 all ,'b . u'o · ;.,llna ....".· 'o-".· ....· ·o - • year d0,...,'t men .a ·thiDA, ud gam~-~ !· trl\:>ll 0 ~~~,... 1 "' re• "" ~ l'MI" ~~ u '~·· f -~ -renee Bing, Mrs. G ~nl! Rice, IMI"s. WU~Davis, Mrs. {Jelen Mulford, VTs. omer HtrrOey ,and .Mr.s.·Robert 'ire. · Arter :the dinner the ('rowd adjout'ned to th~ main hall where Dr. Kathcr_yn ..PoindCX· . ot~r, pl'Ogram chairman for .tdle part,Y, opresidCd. Others on ihe:r -committee were Mrs. Cora Ben· :nett, Mr~ Lawrence Bin~. Mrs. ~ LiUian Steiff -and Mrs. Pau·l HaptOnstall. · Legionnaires Louis Long and ll~oe Fife 11<ivanced the Colprs ~ Mrs. Cora B~nneH led the Pledge: of Allegi·ance 1o the F'lag. tMlSs !MDgar'el: Sauer, who is cllaphlin or the Auxiliar}'• .gave a prayell ioHOwed by silent ;prayer .for tbfl dead a-nd ta·p3, 'Mrs. -Dale Mournlng, ~presJdent of ~e Aux.iHa:ry, w.elromed the; - 'QC'" ,_pt'scopa/ :o...:::.:c.::= -~ G•' • vP•os'"titY"F.or'o"n~• ,lsC!~umad'" . an~~. oSmltlhlhe ~ ..._ eballert~ed .the 1)1trentt. Ln ·h.iS audi~e ·to ret.tr theU" c luye.n 1o be prood ol tbeir American ·berlt~ ••• and ask"• en•h .per•on 1o eva• ""' ~· luate wbat th~ word "AmericanIsm'' means to thWI'I. He praised tb L 1 thl t·be work or '.! e1 on on s .\opie which is lbe stnmcut teetor apltW. communltln. 'lbe speaker e!L<M~ed his talk with ex· Cll!rpt-s trom .t he Preamble ;to the C{)nstltution oJ the Legloo. Bradf'O'Nl Mtag was dit'('clw o( the SutifitW.r-er Mln5trel aMw 'W11ieb w,ts next on the program and Cash B:ihr \"as sol<llst ~nd al!!o m~~r of ,c eremony. Musical numb.el'S- lnoJudetiiOlos and duets 'bY .Myrna tMaag, Bradford lbag, C • B·'" M Terry Bradford, lSi& .-&•r. rs. Paul Haptonstall and .Mrs. Beulah · White, Dale WHson, B·a rbaN Jones Frank Chemellrew, fMH. Jean Hayman, Steven Jacobs, Edwin Ober· -llbllzer EdUh f{aptonstall Irene ' da ' ....~. Grueser and 1ap ncer.a \VI;!ItC Judy Jacobs, Gaii ·Stumbo and Lois Ann Chapman, Music was furni!lh· ed by Lillian Sleif.C, Pmil Hapton· stan Glenn Roush WilHam l>avis td 'Allen King. ' · · n·u. I _ PO'MEROY ·SOCIETY C .Mil. •llt .Ui.Ati ~e and ..-,_':lrter returned ~. bonle 'Satu;day afll'!rl a 'Visit in Mrs. H , R, .v_... .n.~~ was the Wheeling, W. Va., with Mr. Pndd ' ·! sPeaker of .the a:lternoon using ,' · Harry Saddler aad Mr. an MY- ~I r A . C. L. Wood, I "' .'. ! I l l JI:ln .l :11: k •:onv il: ~· . _.,. . .. •. • ' ~~~~~~r,~~~fj~!o~al~:.:~~~~· I r!l .bt r ;m I .\1r ~ R L 2,400 indep~ndebtly owar.td J ••· ,,t,~. J•rnnll!roy. ha\1· JU.'i1 rt-. Frank lin S10J)ft ~11!111 lur!ll"ol rm m t he B1•n t•ranlr: lm 1 unt' of the oil aiMII!I. ~ ' Z<1111· 'r~.-~·tmg ht-hl •n Zanc..VJI/1.' l llor wid r A«:-footdlne to Mt. ,..U I '1. trp • rlu \ lllf"l \o 11 to ' "r,.-r, an< l JJi'"boo . t hiA bi Olle of .Ill pa. IlL I• fot/11! f1fl !·••n L• 10 ~ l.lfok]JII l llll't•!i lll,l~ t1t'ill'l held t~ ~ t .. r• ~ )io('lllt"tt 111 ltu~ 1 ~t"lllll) 1 ht" t lnl! M StaiH dUI'iftldiJt i 'J h t· Mlr•rnt'9un mrt'1rll .' cnr;dutl :10 d«)~ for !he purpOte ol ~. 1n ~ "'11 h o1 J lnn1·1 """'' lu td .r, 1hr '1 1trg !Ogt-the r the more tbla . . . , I 'I.J1 1• lf,,t,·/ !r•r t ht· pur1..-,~,. ,,r r ! 1 ~ B~·n Fnwkll n Morl'l ownrrs. I I 1 1 r·u '-111.( M!nn_1 n p t·rllltn~ lt · o · hn14U· ·~ t~ml llll'rt'ttan d t~mg 1111'<>" '" lwttr·r 1 '' · . .. l~lfl t-' r-;.-ni-:11/l lo•J' 1'1 1 ~111 n1•·1 Th1• Zan~"'-ltll t · Z••n1· \1 1•H Jo'Ja Hh<':t Rr·()w n, Huntington, 1\1 ,.; ond " " E dh, ,r I and J\l t~r\'1 · 1 Sd lJllO II ll ll tl ~ond dtlldre n, t.·n y, l 'hc:to I :Htd C11roll', Clllum. lou'. Mt·.•. Mub(•l Pdway, Mr. :.nd I M1 l:obt·rl St•hn, u/1 llnil Mrs. {;, MIDJ.>l.EPORT SOUETY ',__'h ee:wurew, n Ak L~ · hlh D' "' ' d c o:.li J'""r·"'" llmm11nder, •presented t-he Post with an Honor Ribbon for 1956 momber11htp qllo\11 ftllm :the Ohio Am· er.ican Leg ion . Thlo; ribbon Wall aceept·ed l or 1he Pos'. by RO&COe l''i!e, vice-eonnnand.t'f an;1 was Q: iwn he<·ause the Post had eX· ee,E'ded its quola for this Yl'llr bt'lore tloe ro·r·t <l"y' of the yeor. ;:o " :Posl Commander Cllltwort~)' in· troduct"d the ennlua·s speakel', Lee. Smith, a veteran who Js oom· ·pleting .his educnUoo at bhio Uni- n .. l p N 128 A F eeney~IX"nne t o.~t o. m· Robin,;on, n ..~ Ji'~ wits~n: w... 'VI! tJtt> team pb_vsicton . n ....bert Robet!S, wbo ' 'WIIS Ortiri,:ll UJrier, ~ !'t lr ani! N,·w ~hc!i u n-dlc ufH•r sptnflne: ;, W''' k wit h hl·r jlran•lparenta, Mr ~not t.lt~o . K ltt W uod. Mf, _ lhuhm l1nll h01hy will VJJIJt in New ~!" ;·: tn~ \ lil~ tw r r,n · tl'turn inl lu J/l~ l"a ' CORif iH.'tf•d !o\ ~> ;.r h ou~ l' glrl£' .•. 1 of M·· and Mrs. The thirty-seventh lliJII.hday of LC"gionnalres und 1:UNtts and Post the America n L-'!gion was i!elc- Commander HCnry Clatworthy Robert Ashl ey, H ~-Pit l n J: II,,t, w:1o Frl'd Hthbs anti sun . Ccorgv. 1 a w~ke.nd "Ul'st or hifi .. 1 a nd m•l~ M1' llcl{'n Kl'nm·tl y was serioallhrated Fridu.y evooinfl,' b y t he answered the · "'~elcome. Fran k " '"' ly b,,,.,,.. d 11 ,,·,. w~ek- when the oven C'barles Stanley · . atld Alex CUo, member ol ~~.. Bo..d o! Ed.tleO. tion, H. F.. nc .. ~•~: ,.,rol" El~ 1\ i •fl '''fV{·~ lilf• t~, •r St•.r•·~ l<)('&it·fl If\ thH ;:• •·~ wh" ·nw , t• lim ,• m ••t ·l m ~~ A 1111~ F'ranki!n llrt· !i p•• n ' ... I ~l!r• 'I <J nnu..Hy b~ But ler Hrulh · or hf't· kilr h!' n sto vt• t:'ttploded. I' Bob family . Ash!f'y i~ a jun10r al ·~f;n . E p !:"' w;, .-. ~t·rH• th (' nwrc h <~ n it-(' 1 s haH Colle&c. Harold Woodgc rd it. tn r e,. I !, ')'rt'd ShHlot retu rner! honH' ~-n- th h. Wt'<"k a~ 3 del eg:~tc to the CYF NEWS day t'Vening Cr1 oR1 <.'bwwatt'r, f ll!. ; s pl~l' l a l 1'11?rtlng of tht' Order of 1'ht> f.Jstcrn ( 'YP is holding a w.here he h;.~LI liJlcut np twox imalt•ly Rodroad ft:dt•grarhel·s. He Is an slcat i n~:: par t y M.art h 211 at the flv(' mHnt h$ emp lr'yee of the ~ew York CenSka tt' A-Way, on Route 7. bt-tw1""n 1 'Miss Diane !kk hn wn , l'ulum - Ira ~ lailro:ui at ll o !iOn. cne~ l~r aud l'umt'l'fl)' Dl.lo.lr<., Uf:ot•n bu.~, was a we;:•kt•nd guest (![ her K cnn~·th Murr~y ::.ntl Hohel'! flenat 7 1' AI mnlher, Mr.~. C. D. Rcichm11n, .:t ntl Mn. r.ne!ly tnr·(·omtl:tn c I iNII Mr . H.o... d J on M. SrhuM ili cm uloy!'d Ill •. rn~-~ over !till son~. ~;er n \h r J('{ft'il.\£ Mfg. Co. in C••lumhu~ ! 1\avul. 1 ~1 . th o ba~ketball game at and is .stayin g- in GriJVeJ>Orl •wit it At~ens ~ 1·;d7;. d h 1. 11 e utton rt•lurne his -~isl«r, }\l'.q , G. R. K'Ochl llt' and I'S. orne family . tO<lay from Mcig~ General Ho&Pit · Miss ,MiJdrcd Hawley ' aood '·' !"". al wher'! she wn.s taken Tuesday ' "' h h biJ Nan Moore returned .home Sunday w . II s l' was m an automq e af.lernoon atter ...,cndino 1h"" a('Cidcnt. ..,.. " M Cl Ch n u nd 1. WeeK.eild with the lutt ('r's daughrs. · arcnee . Me, Ua ; ter, Ellubcth Moore, Col umbu s. Mr~. JudSon Wh1te , Mcs. Carl Q~l~ M Mr more ~nd Mrs Jl.Uber1 TewkJb'arv r. and s. J el'ry Barl'y and ' · ., da1,11hter. JP.an, of Slow ~ptml were t_n Parkea ~bm•g WednesdaY. the 'f~ekend wUh hi~ parents, tMr. on Uusmes!l. &nd •Mrs. 1Max Sanborn Mills Bess Mrar. Robert McElhinney Is l1J at OPTO. Sanbot'Tl and Mrs. Atthc, '••d •·,·· their rcsl dente on Main and South '"" · Th. d A son. lr , ·enue. Mr. and Mrs. Lee SmitJl we're in . t :oil~ Ka:r, Cow~~l.ll, arrived Gallipolis on bus iness Snturda y. o ay or a visit w ~ - and Mrs. Airman Jutk Lloyd who hns C. It. Karr Sr., and fam1Jy. ~;~;;;~; oompleted his trainin~ 1Jt Mcm - iUchard, 3 year old son of Mr. ~~"="=~"=~""""""~"="""~~ ~ ,phis, Tenn ., IS spc,nding J lhtrt y ~ d Mrs. ~obert Darst, Middle~rt, Mn. ·H arold MunM, Clnclt.n.tJ, Mlllt. W is the daughter of Mr. iiay leave with hls p:1rents . IP.k IS r~overmg_ from surgery at Cbi~whft.t m~rrillt.., an 9f tnd Mn. Russell Milk •nd her and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd and famil y rcn 8 Hruprtal, Wednesday. Hd" JMu•ry 27th 1t the 'MJdi:l•--' husiNftllll Is the son of Georve befnre reporting at Sin Diego, , parents to.ok him to ~he hospital FlNI a.,tkt Chyi'Ch," ~- · Munns, Nuttly; N. J. i • Cslir., where he . will hb in a pa· n~ter he bctd swallowed a bobbr~ Munna k the ,..,.... AdHMift•· 'i trul ~quadron ali electronics Pin at the1r home. When he lJJ • ' . striker. Sunday .Mr. and Mrs. di~char.ged from the hospital b~ . Lloyd and sons J:.rk and Mkhl. w1u VIs it his grandparents, Jt1i~ tl~ed from .t he ~iia i few ~:Vt: ll! Coluntbus. . ' visited Mr . 111, 1 Mrs James and Mrs. c . E. Bell, Columb\ls, anOther son Ralph, who wtli;leave , Sundty guests of Mn. Sop_h1a '' 1-' itt1 h' th f h' ' Tu~ay ·forthe GJ'flt La1tes.lfhere-· Shine were Mr. and ~· Bill y Ll()yd and chi1dren in Belpre w - lS mo er or IS recuper.. be wiH" be employed oo tb, Stet- F~l and son, Easj. ~art. Mr. and Mrs. Harold MOOI·e ·l dt ative period. mer ~b-••. n..A..ldent besid.t .sthe lfr. and Mrs. ft&nk Buck spetK 4-Fl¥1!8 'today for Columbus af\Mr n shot•! Mr. Darst who had been In Col-1 · ,..,...., noca• . . . b th" k d honored guests and ttleir Sunday with their .ton and daugh3-TENS vM~slt wcolh0 hFe: hparents, 1 <~yor nnd ~~d~; ni~hlwee ' r eturne home were IM.r. a-nd :Mrs. Berft1lrd Diddle te~·in·la~, Mr. and Mrs. Rov Buek l!-TWENTJP.<I 1 rs. · · 18 cr. · and 1 ramily, Mr. and Mts. Jerry and fanuly. A·wl~ Grove. I-FIFTY Carole Goff,_ stud_.cnt nurse :! I PDWeU and family, Racine; Mr. .Mr. 110d Mrs. Rich \\'oJCe had ·~ Bethesda HOSpJtal ll,l Zane.svtlle snd Mrs. Tboma:s Diddle -and f-am- Sunda-y gu~ls ·M r. and Mrs. Bryan I Get it Today sprnt the weekend with h.er par1\y of Doreas,; }tr. and Mrs. Boone Harris and daughter Patty, of ents, Rev . and Mrs. L.A. Rangel'dr R . .. ·u Easy to Repay tel" anU ramilv. BY MRS. FRANK BUCK Adams, daughter San a, Letart eewv1 e. Walter Ho~cl l , Bro:,dway, wu~ ~1r. and MNI J<'runk Wallaoct and Mi S~> t.ihby Diddle. Mr. and Mn. George Grafton "tr an•~ Mnot~fied of the entJeal tllness o[ spent Sunday wi th lhelr son - in~Jaw ~~ '" A~h n. .. ...,. . -.,....,,.__. ........... ·\ ..... ,.,. -and f!tmily, RaveMa, wC"rc week h1s brother, Chmcnce v Howell, and daughter, Mr. and lirs. Ct'IVed Word from the.tr son Ed~ end t:U:H~ of her p.arcnts Mr. and who ha s rema ined m a cotna since Thomas Birch., Waterfol'd . ward 'l~ated at EllNorht AFB, 'M'.."l. D<Uber.t T.eaCord 11nd her 1 having a s.tr oke Thm·sdar. Mr .l\rr. and Mrs. Oval Diddle en~ · Rapid C1ty, S D, th_a t be ~ad brother Carol, Raeine. Howell, who w11.s f()rmerl y a ma-~ tcrt'al ned wi.th a· family dinne: on be ~n promoted to Attm'lan F'1rst Rou-t~ 338 W<~lil dOlled lo trarric chinlst al the Hobson .~hops 1 lives Sund aY 1\onOring the hir.thday of Class. for s -everal days because of_ high J m Richmond, Ind. One sister, lhe1r son Waid who was recently ~M~'.:.·.".'"~d"...."M~r~s.;Ed~g"'a~r_:S~a'.:,.,..~O'l~._:w::&l::ec,:'.:.·- - - - - - - ' - - · - -- - - - - - - - - -- ------;---.;-::;:':----- .ther, Mrs Huby McKf'lllifll' ;j!ji.J I 1 a 1 .I N~ -v. W. COM -=- --- '·· Atml'i: I I •enu ' POCKET"MONIY ANTIQUITY j I I c.,y LOAJI · ~· ~·for.·her .topic '-'Consider ·lihe)3ible" Mrs. Elmer Johnson. '~·"hen .the Women's AuxHiary of • •Mr.· and Mrs. Charles Grdller Jr. · , :HJrace IDpikopal Chu~~eh met ufterntJ , Dn at rthc oarisb ~ t~··r;o;day ~ ·' i~ ~.~ -r-m,~ 'me~~n1 Jr., !!'~ · <.: troW · i)l 1 dlarRi of 'Mrl. qpened .wi!1t ~0. t ·:u · ..' ·~ -;~~~ :·;~ ·a:~celtltj t .... o~ .u- E · ._... KtB. John· LJetwJier. Plans were and family of Columhps WtJ'e .t he weekend .g uests of •his ,lP¥rent.s, Mr. and Mrs. Cbar1es Grabel" ~r. 1 :Mr. aod Mrs. 1 WHJ i:tm IMaUack wont to Col~'!'l>~;;._ F~ld~( lo atteitd the ·gradu&t~m~ .et~tt~es g1 OhiO State University when their son, Geotoge Dallas, r~bJved bit ,1' mildo ·for a day of sewing'" -t o tJe. master Oegtet. 'held ut the parish house Apr~ 19 Eveeru. 'l'bomas whu .has been wlth # potluck lunCh 11-t noun. . q.u•te Ill at 1his homt! ~n 1West Refre&b-ments were sarved by Locuit St., is U:Pflr1e<l as moob 4116 ho&~ees~ IMistl Grace Horton improved. -aM Mis. Earl Titua at tfte el.Oi!l! IMt', and Mrs. RQY Hoef~ich and Of the me.ettng, •Mrs. Alma ThOmpton, returned .to their homes in Columbus li'uilday 'af.ter b~l'n& ~ailed, l!_e~e bt 4he II''""· • · 19528u·ick Super . 4 ,o.... Ow!!" 111 "'·Retinol a..tn••• ar... A'll ......., -. . . . . . Ulan 'Ao ;t 'B$11d·New bne - - .. ·now995 Wall Beahm and dJutthler \1t"f,:11 n, l.ima ll•CI Sunda.v with her Feeney-Bennett AmerJcan Legion Post Observes Thirty Seventh Anniversary .K:nifht, , CoaCht& ~~ Local Store Owners·Attend Marriage Announced ~1n II hi>]Hf• Il l I,Jf! lj l 1:,-t,IH"' vf t lll' il•lt' .I I . 11u.oll v.li n :"tlk utl. ·d l/1 ' funm·al Wf!l'ft Mt· Lnd Mr ~ . .l ame,., Sdunoll anJ J!<.~u~ ht r•rs, \' i>:k t a'ld {'he ri, Mrs. I Of SheTICC Charles Ru:~~s ~ll. Airon Zahl, one of tbe veteran teacllen at Po~ruy, Ren Greene> and ~P8JJl c·lr! d . 1 or ot The ~~line), BOb H~U~h oC The !Messenger, ud Gilber:t · 2wllli.DJ, · who ~~ iD behalf ol u,. ~ • INIIh1 \0 ·~ Wilson 'or . ~~ tO: ••fl)utstnndlng Jl'ootbatt .illfer 1n Jo' r11 nk rtkCo)l livn In C'ohnn- hu~ . lit< Pon.wroy Hl.gh Scho~d, WU .tlle T 081tma9ter ·-al ' ~b.e · hilnquel:. Among those Introduced · 'Wife S.uPt; Charles GiW.r·At.hletie DJr- Ph tl- lowed just ·two ~i-h ID Sunday 's 'I 4-3 triui;J'l(lh. . However . . veternn llr!l a 9· 0 rltubl"'in~t Suntla~ as 'f.he ·,.s., h de B b G · d' · 1 t"l61• - an r o. r1m_ INPPOin 1 Phils \('1t erl rookie pltchr·s over ed in th~ same jame by allawing ~ the rn ute. Tom Qualtcrs impressed three ru11 !1 and five hits in (our bv hold ing ·IJnston sc•1reless for · · fonr innings ·but John CaTttwell tn~!:::Y. ·lhe 'Yankees clash with wn• h•. m•ner"d in a !lf!\l~n-run d the SL Louis. t;ar,, inals. rlgltth innin g.<' Roy Si('VI?T'S made 'h!s. · ~prlng .1J('bllt with ._he Senators Sundav FORT ·F{a;-Bob Friend and hamm!'l"ed a two -run hom~r or the Pitt.sburth Pirates, who in :1 7-li vletOrv ovf'1' Kansa.q City :had the belt· "('larned ..run average •Sitwt't's oled Wnhlngton In rum·· Jn· the Nati'Qnal". Ua,; ue lillt sea'b~~ed•ln J'aM tris:on. toft, ·to'"' f'9Wldin., into ............... the fi>nll for tbis. na110n. _ _ _.:::::_;::='-":.;:;c,;.-'-....::...c.::.::=::...--= d t Itt. ~f rll • Ue adviself the P(I!QerOy boY! to w.o~k hard at their studies alld wor:t for tbe fut\U'f, aot ·.only 1q pt·~ft~. bU~ .&ISo- in ~bell" pre. pafatioq Cor tbe tutlU'~ in Ute. .. lames Dfehl. Jr:, ?omeroy::._M~~rt, Qhio -----·------------------=·~:...:~::::.. _ _ _ _ _ _n;_ ·e_D_o_ iry.:__SII!...:.ntmel, The Daily Sentinel Ohio won the Rose Bowl tltl~ 10 out o_r 11 of t·he startefs were IJI tbe ut.ij)er half of -t~efr ~l•P- l'n 1,955 nine out · of · l~··w~e 'in the ulpp~r half of thetr·c-t:w. herped-to btuk tbe·. 1h~ame t.r.nk ~. itfUek in the face by ~asoo he itated t~ .....,~.oaeh spell UidaY against ihe 'Bi!Jtlinor(' 1 &an 'itlil'tnt latrield orac- Woody Hayes ·had .h.•'-li~lema . t'· " II . d' ~ 'f I c •..,... Orioles. .:::.:..t-:...a tre 1.1D rR ures, X·rtYI a.t taekJM. entk' lhd · . Wltb his The Clanh di'Opp~it thetr't111rd ~ . qp~~bat:ks. He tliltf ·-mrlr 1thr.ee ~tra!J'ht ·tatne to the ml!o\>etalld . -.. ............ e~s •nd t.Cktes: ls ' ttt":~.10r tAndi· C<>Ubt"" ·l.ast Yelr.:• 1 lndi::.M t-:8 ' lfl · ~ Aftt(>1lls ,ai! f da.tes 11-nd whllf! 1MY had "three ~ tcry h:; why the Wolf pack does so I Ruben Gomez . was JSOU.detl fdr poorly abroad. 'J'hl s year it was eight hll~ 'ilhd 'hltnteU e6tnrhtftt!d ranked second nationally, and lost 'IWO·run ·~r In ' lot!!' innJH..rs. United Pren ~rts Writer ~.~ •• 6 the NCAA first round to 18thThe Orlole's '·sre s'Pm1in~ a 2·7 NEW YORK UP Fearlcs!l in ranked Canisius. In C'ight NCAA springl'ee&rd aftel' tbelr · 6·~ ioss Fraley's Facts and Figures: and Nl'l' events, state n('ver has to tho Chicago Ct1bA SUnday. A quarter of a Cl"ntury can mak e progres!ed through the semi~flnab. ._ ' n tret~~endous difference in a man In all the russ over the amateur SARASOfA, ·Fla. UP ._ 'the and sc it Is with Sunny Jim Fitz... standing of Marine lieutenant Wcs sp 1; 11g w(ft'k ~f _ ptttber~ ·rrank: llmmons as he sent Nashua out "Jumbo lim " E!Uott of Suilivpn and Bob PMtert'leld con· Ssntee, today In the $100,000 Gulrtream VillaJJova withdrew milcr Ron •De. tinues to ileligbt ~ed Sox Mana· Park Handicap for the all · •time against ger Mike H'lgglm. Earh now baa winning rocord 4n horse Janey from competltiol\ We& and then wenl to see the siege pit«'ht"d score1es:s ball f'br si!Von show "No Time For Sergeants." i nnings. , the second time such a Whi ch. provoked one wag, to reThe two-acre right~handers each situation had contronted the octo- mark they stwuld change the name wnrlted t.hr~e lnnln~s ·!n Sunday's genarian wonder of hoNJe highway . to "No Time For Lleuh•nant8." no romp over the Phllad~l· tia Back in 1930 be handled G3 lhmt . " , . , rhillir..> and comlllnec1 W1lh o Fox as the rolt earned $:'128.165 . 1 1 Ki('!y to lv.J!d ·t he Phllil's to n to " In IZev henri. mon \nt nl of five ·hits hose tiSdays,' Mr .. F1t1 ad· ! __ . _ mils, " my nerves were a mess . ORLANOO. Fla UP - 'I'hc [ jumped nt every noise, slallwa~hlnqtnn S('nrttor~ nlay host .to walk ed before every race anti lost t he Ph1lnd ~ lphta Phlihf's In nn 20 pounds in six weeks. Now, may. pas.~ --- ~I hUt ~ -~p-it ·'Tisera. The Pomeroy Firemen's A.!lso. t>'Pt> o( boys that they had ·on the Howevw,,~s lllao ltOntn'llt~ ~iatlon gave Pomet:Qy ·Hig.h Sc"hool leam. In ·th~ 19M ,ie,son · wtteh w.. Better Cars- Less M·oney • ·~iJcy, Mar:cf119, I~ ~ More Than · F One Hundred 0 Attend ~:/s':=:u~ :~;.~~:~.•!~ ete ForSE Grid Champions lll' the 6-3 de- athletic teafl)ll, cqac,be. i:nd otber TVSCON, Ariz.-Roeky Colav.lto! feat. -· • i Uesls tb&ir a1lmfal "<!hloken din· who ·pouflded out 30. -home . runt j "''Oday Uae ~s play host to ner J~ nl&ht at tht ~Ward for lndi~t,napolls fast yeu, ,is -tb,e Kl.- <;lt_r .1\thletJcs. who Fire lloi..I.Se u :qver 100 were ~wingin& just u ~ard this sprinl draPI*fl '11: dM'!iiJoD. S101day to •erved wlt.ft 'deU«:!lous ~ICken in an eff(lrt .to gain 8 TE'ju.J&f J:Illtatou U J~ Por.t:OCII- •nd •11 the 'lrinimfiJ.fl ~ by berth in the Cleveland lndianK' tWro took llidftil!r -poun(ltng. the "'ands of the firmnen tbPmoutneld. aelves. The 6·3 Fook.ie from Temple, Pa., . JllMdl. ~aJ!:'lJi'..o+Roolliie Ken The local firemen h1we Biven who blasted a grind·sl11m ·h9mw ~bra., the ¥o. 4. IQOfnLDaoe to •e- the · fel&l to Pom~ 'athletes for on Saturday, clobttd two mon place Jtludiy·oPG4rti on .the Dod- severS&! years, 11Dd -!he 'bdys a~ round-tr ippers Sunday in leading , iers' •PltCb4u,a: . starr, has com!!- wen l's f.he or.d4ths fla\le' Joo~ the tnd.iailS to an B-15 vle'tor}' over l $ ! b .'Jifl'ftt81 good pftcb· forward .to the b-lg" feed each. yeur the New Vo!"k Gill.nh . - a-... WJI'h much antiCIPW\i~! , The IndiAn·s tanglto · today with .-,..,. ~~ -es for F~hmen Coa«J.b Bl~ HPSII of , the Chicago Cubs, who also are •PV "···~ Ohio SUtte Wall -the • ·~aker happy Ovel' '!1. _young slu~rt~. OUt• ~; ~tlp'DIHl In two ~ Ihe lwinqu~ •ll41 'alSo .'at 1he l .,elder Wall M"-n,· obtained ~r ~ belate SUb· COJK"Ju.qion or '"e ·•ffalr ~~wed from Bro6ld'•n i';; "the . dt"a) for 'lf•J'a CJIJH ~~• ~"be 'b81d the. pictuns of •h;• t'DIJS ()hi .. 't'tate- ..:.· Sure T.here's Goocl Rea10n1 Why Porticll,or Peopl~ Buy Here J9,' sRAl:itN'l'ON, Fl•. UP-Eddl• f Matllewa, autbor of 41 home I'URS ted a eostly .' Me~,di lp omeroy ' F.1remen St ' A I ~ ag~ nnua Banquet For Pomeroy Pan.thers --------------~ Pterl Stret'l anc Cburch of f:hnst . 11nd Mr. C' burch's. aali1D SU•da)' morn.ill.l Wbtn C H. ne~hfo.w, Lart>n ltus"'€'11 , were ~n CllU"eb Moridtiy', lllne.\s o! fhott>->p9t11er, lot... ·I.Jln• · Hbtiffloh, .• poUent m :Met,p G•~· jm!t llo.il)ltal · Mr. 1Karr' Sf .. . • '!Mr. anil Mrs. G. ll. EwJfll and Weekend Sports Summary .. ~:~f ~~ Mr. -•nd IV UNrriD Pltlll s.tilrtfty · • PlfJLADilLPI!JA..- Ha10S Alan Jerikl111, OlYftfple aDd world niEUJ's ltcure olla)IJII ·cbaftii>Joo, woo l>L! fourth lf.ralrbt U. S. men's •enlor IIIU,. othl101 ,.utle. ROitnle ltob• ertlon. WbD W81 ~011d. an~unc011 h~ htid IUtii¥ 'pto. 1 ,o, ·BUEIISI'!Qll;<ltll!. -Mite Aa:wtlni of Fhsno State College ran :tile 220yard -dash in 20 :1 seconds to brett the wo1'ld mork or 20.2 aet ln -1949 by Southern Califnrnla's )le:I l"atton. 11le record Will b'e ttlbmltted tor a«eptantc aa a world m•l'k. HAJ..LANX)ALE, Fla. - Brook~ mude Stable'• Sallur won the $112,900 Gulrstream Pnk Hand!· cap u Nash1.1a wound up 11 dis· appointing rffth in the tleld ()[ 1953 Oldsmohile Sup•1' Truly A.nre.nt Car. Po"Wer S. . . ., power Power Wllli!OQ, 'Jitnv ~t, AnC1 'It~ poiter ~ UDder eltood Tlaa MOlt New (:anl. 'l'ry It ~. now1495 day. MA~Y ·. MORE Karr&Van II'Jumo 48$ llomoroy, Ohio OldllllobUe MrJ. . A1_q,]Jel . ~IJ,ki,n . . and , Ceatinc Mlahiaan "new car look" 'eeb BOWCit, .Md.-,Joe 7·5. Jones won thtt •J't,lliO SoutheM Maryl,nd Handieap at B!lwle and Clarot l80.20 and Littlepage $37.00 com ~ blned' for a $1.803.00 daily double. NE\V YORK- Dave Piontek 6· 5 Xtvler <lf Ohio Center was dislill.ued from th& batke.tblll squ1d ami *ent llome Cor' vlolat.:on of training rules.. Piontek ·Jed bll club to an 84-80 vlctorv over St. Louis ·In tbe optnln• :tiolibd of the Nall<lnai lnvii&lion Tournn· men~ SaturdRy ni~ht . ST, PETERSBURG, Fla.~llte F&ttbk!ll: of .Mahapa~, N. Y., Whip· p<~ l.l<tllol Hebett on tltf•llri! hole of • tuddttn odeatll playOtl to lobe flUfO St. Petenbura Golf Tournament. They ~~~~~~~~"""~-~-~--J"'!ilii "'''llaf .'l21ooloule4 01 11'1'- · ' ' .' Howard ZJnk. seat eonn mt.\lt '\ your car'a Interior as. new IU to. day. They're extr• lona-wearina. 100. Every seam is double-stitc h~d and blddon. Se-t us today for lht se81 covei'll that \eap JOUr car in· ' ter~ HI·Fl ' EXP:ERT-·- . ' ' ..t MOORE'S UI·Y Ohlo NO NO NO NO .m NO 'NO NO NO NO · NO NO 110 ·NO $14.95 .lnstaRation FREE YU YES rl&ht In II )lit. · OH•v Mr.s. Gard~er .MI!Dit!n 'vlstte<t 'lll"· 'Keftnet.b L'danith1 t.ft'd ltitltrlt d!luthta•t St~ Clinic s~~aa.r. . !Mrs. Cbat4ta Wjlhee Je ·• ma<tl· tii. a~ .t'he Milriet.ta 'Has· GII!T THAT COLORADO SPRINOS, Colo.Mlchljih' won it.~: sixth national oolle_clate hockey crown by dt"- lumlay . Hon•"' Vcduei .' ·o< lEW en'. ' ' Speth:tl S~ssloh NO . 01 Rctd~ OES NO ,"Held Wedttemay . ' YES . --- NO .' MOTGR ' wort w• · ' E!:alne Willlee was tfle '\ft!dlel\tl gliest of Mr aunt and unalf!, ll.lr. and Mrs. Cla'HhCie Al'ldl'fi'NS, .Vr. Andrews w~ il ·emt)lop.ed in , CharJeston 9i)eDt the wftk'~mtl wH·h his llllltlly, · · · · Mr. and 1rd:rt, 'Obarl9 Mww 'lnd '• Boron~ keeps your engirle poW.e.rful.~.longer I family o1;1 ~a ·wen Sunday 1uests ~ her -lrm~ber IMn. Fklr .. ence Burnsit:Je. IMr. and Mrs. ' M'organiown ·of'ijl<f Btll .' ~·,;:'~~~~~~":~':, <Je[lt , •' vacaUon i : ' Co~- ,. ., ,, ' . l !ltiTO!d liOU.h Charle.st.o n were visitors here urday. . ,, ot The' Bradbtti'y P•rent.Teacber I~ssocl•!~.·'~~ will Wedn'l:sday, meet ,a t 1.he {lradMarch . ,,a att:~:.aa·,-;,·~· 1 tboutllllds, of miles longer, Power stays ill your eJI{Ine where it belongo. valvea lrom• seating pr0Jl6l'ly. Gases ol eoi!>buJ. tlo~ leak out .jjpo 'IIOIDe of.Y<lur power is 'wul.d. Then, theiO stOrl, to bUrn doop cbaanl.ls in the valves, letting even more power escape. ' You Can keep your engine powerful longer by filling up with Sohio Boron Supreme every !ir7Uf Y9U buy psoline. SaJ~ oiUiiaiiR.Y I'T4,.MitTS Boron-a great new motor fuel discovery-changes Wi~/r B1mm nu ~o ­ line. ~8 Bhmn far fewer sits Pm.1.1 · f!r t1fa ... ': ' ' ' Mlll~ in. "' One big reason your <Ill (,.,.. power is depaoil build· UP on valv"" In tflue, these deposita bop Bll that! Valves taken from test engines. dri~ep the same number Of miles under identical oondi· tions, l'lbow the difference BOron makes. Wi~ Boron' ••ilves less-deposit'-seat pf9perly . ·Sh<iw.far ... ,, ~ nrrn ohNys tCad to hNr fr()m you. Send your in· q"i~ifi, tUlles tiona or requests ~o me: Torn {{~. $OhiO, ·Midlonll . Bldt.,C!eveCand 15,0hlo." " ' ~- l •' • • 0 .. •• ' �' • ____ __·MoAi:JOy,·Morch '19, 1956 I 'Page Six t The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio WANT ADS ) Tire Sale '"sifted Adl l3l"!etNS Dr h A. K. will be pu.blilhed tbto WDP - - - - -- - - White Wall Tires Sold At Ust Price Of Black Wall Tires, 2 cca.ta per wcrd, OM tallltTbtlo. Mi.w..l... . h.n ..:h....-. ...... .;;., - Rltr.~~: eo~~ HCati.Ye tnaertlOQI. 25 CODU m01>tlo far I Nuro~~ery ---=========~·:.l i lted 0 CO""SIDERATE DID YOU KNOW THAT?• l-----=====:.._,-------;:---------'"':'~----:-:--::--:-1 a~d Syracuse Society Coolt~ :a.s:~enin' ~atJ? at . don't ! l ~,· I -1 P~~:7t~ --:- •...: 7'..,.: ' ' - - '< -:-- to ~:-;>::;\? - I All NEll Bv AL CAPr down I Trevy-finsterwald Funeral Bldd'- GA:fe I======::::====:-' I ~rs. 5ldl :, , ~f I ~rv1ce~ RJ!,EDS' \ILLE PLANTS n_t__ ~- 3 .a.AW'iJNa M~mie and "A""., 1 ~ - TUPPERS PLAJN IO_U_S~fur. ~ut ~called - itbble W . Va. C-o -----He:p Wonted ltk INTERNAnONAL for· COMFORT _____ lo·-----~-- extra = IF You have something To Sell, Trade or An· nounce, Let A Dally Sentinel Display Ad ar Want Ad be Your Representative. - They Get R11ult' - .I ' attcndanc~r;\;::~~t:; ·:=~==:-.::;;·::. ===~~ w••k . H. JACOBSEN ~~=~A~U~T~O~S~A~L~E~S==~~~ I I ............. ~::on -ltELJWPAJifi1NG ~.;~. ~- ' SIMPUCITY & IOLENS GARDEN TR.ACTORS Per1., lei•, lltrvl.,. tad ltlrhard c. I Will, 232 l'ourth Sl., Mldd oporl, s. Ohl Sewln• Moohlnco, rental ~- ,_ ,. e' ij3l4, MAX WARD 115 1. ,.,...., 11. \\'-;, ..,-,i,~ -~;,d ·;;;poho ";1t,;;;k;, iucs, ~.oo per month\ MEIGS Equipment Co- i 2_22~0ip I Sinatr Sewlltll Machine Co. ~ .. , rh- 61 Pomeroy, Ohio House f "• . · l - ·---~-- - - ~22-JOtc ' - I RADIO & T£LEVISJON SERVll'E Phone 200 Cleland Appliance Store:, 118 W. MaUl st., F:»meroy 2 _:z_ _Btl____ ___· -=-=----- for reliable t•dio and ,.V repair, eall 11018-.J. Wo oervl"" on matea. Sc:bmoU. .tppliaace. Middl por1, Jt4'7 tt Ohio. • QUICX IIEIIVICE aa ,':so· ' Ji¥QI143 J. _ _ --,.,.... • • _ _ _ ' •·•~M b . lie- 'll'ataa •·-''Tr·•--• ;-~~. c~ LERS.P...oto,v• •. l!iWE: l ~ ;:~t-:Sunday " ,• FREE _ _ _ _ _ TRACTOR To ATIO.Wia• ,_.Jw4'1 . _ _ . . c.. BE GtVEN AWAY M..w-1 •1,.1--.e CIIJ, , ~' Just REGISTER 3 BIG DAYS RODNEY DOWNING • ' MetM. Ohio \J.It:BUY -"' t; 1 BI:AM8 Real Estate Broker o .. ~~'-------.,--...,. O•op Pomeroy ACCIDENT Life, Cu&Nity and loncb In MIDDLIPOIIT, OHIO 6136'-M PHON II 6311 ' C County ,.,., Automo~n•• Htoltll nul( VALLEY ...,, 'UNIK CO I- RECCRPS RE'ALLY ~END ME ---WHAT KIND OF MUSIC 15 THAT~ ROCK ANI;> ~OLL ;JMj, Raymond Arnold !pent Wedifesaay with M'nl. Carl Seher· ban:h'l ()f Kingsbury Road. Ho\~i'l"d Thoma Jr. <11 Wolf Pen spent Sunday with Danny Arnold. Mf; and Mr.<~. William Cook vlsHed . Thursday wi1-h Mr. and •Mrs. CJarenee SwaugN". :M!l-;and Mrs. Hurl Hannahs and gnndson of Pomeroy were the Th\11'141y .gueRts of Raymotld Arnold and family. 1llr, 'nd Mrs. Oliver Linkenhoker .of qDiumbus visited Satur· day ~nernoon with his sister, 1Mr. .an<t Mrs. Clar-e-ne~ Swauger. ~- William Cook entertained Sundi:,V with a dinner and a birth· day take jn red and served w~th ice oeream In honor of her hUs-barld's birthday. MJss Verdabelle Eden ~tese-nted her uneli! with a cake. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. ctarente Eden,, 8011 WilliP:m and Ver<laobelle;, Miss '-"anda Baker all of Letart, W. Va.; Clarence Eden aad !Mrs. Lawof qohambus; rtl)<' Smith. ' lfiYrriond -Arnold. vJsited his bro:t.tier Nathan of BUnktr HW •••. 'Errie t;)j;abfth rb:kells ;......., 'I"D·"'!I -y., -~ -~.--.. - ·...- ,.., Florida. i···~i;,-:- Je11kl~~ and _. ,.r. llduand. Mob.daY. Mf. and Mrs. Leslie ~~ of NetSbrPiiU~ '.spent Sunday With Mr:1 iDd Mrs. Clarence Swa,..er'. ~Dul Reibel, • stude.at at the Oh.lo Univenity, Atheta.. WH a , weit'en'il .cu,st or Mr. end !Mrs. Cla~l'l.ee SWaQ&tt. :Mit. Harry Stratton returned to her home Sunday after , sPend· ing JOmet!I!De with her sister, Mrs John Evans in Zanesville. - ._ and I~-~~lb , led 1'11• ,., I aud • Nl-11• ·~·-· ·~11 , Oi;:l,:· . hrm'"',·,,1in<"i·~ 11 M"- Dwlaht I~i~~ Ij ' --· • •••· III'IIRNA'II.NAi: . • : ....... c... ., anG __ , i,~he. ~ ll~· ,, ' ' Tllllft c•Jied ~mercy Powell. We are &l•d io report . Ebe.r i>lckeno and tli Mia. i!:tlie'' ate better ol .. nu ••d to b6ouL . · ., •,.__ _,. ,___· .••.... ~ - > . -Mll(is: EQ.UI .PM.. . ~ - ' ·. POMEROY ~p ~ J,~t- .• ,' ' ... t' --~ nf &hamt·oc:b fi11ed wHb · e ., prizes to I c.. n y wer(' gJV n , Mr ~ Edward Parker, iMrs. llan'J' Ja<:• •~d •• 1~ee ~ na t1ey an !IUfl . r. ~•uo::u.. Th .· n('xt meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and )Ira. Ha:-ry lAe Bailey, April 21. Kn. Baile)', Mn. Guy Cowan and Mrs, R1chard Owen& will be ID cbarte , or the refre•hm om ls and Mo. U t~rol d Lenliey and Mrs. Orval Wile-~ the game~1. I ·AYSTERY NO MAN .. , '~·, ' ~ -- - · , ..m '~'! Who 11 tt>• woman? Name her ud yon will piUJ $1.00 for every diiY Th• DaUy Sentinel M':ry W• iiWt goea •nldentit:ed. Membera of tho My ry - ·1 famOy and the elll1'loyees of the Dally aot ei;Rible to win. The Identity of Thll WODWI 1 ow Worth seatt;tel:" 8.00 MYSTERY WOMAN CONTUT RULES The Da11y Sentinel wUJ a Mystery Woman Contest with the prize in~eas­ in~ $1.00 in value each day !he Mystery Woman IS not identified. Winners will be announced eacll time the My;tery W oma11 is itlentlfie<\. Eac~ entry must have your name and address to be eligible lor the priu. Tb.ere can be ouly one wilinet. The . earliest postma,.); and neatness of entry deridetl tlttto!DL<!I' in ease moP t.ban one correct Entries are received. li:ach day until furtJler o~. ~ondu-2t MYSTERY WOMAN ENTRY BLANK 990 NAMI! OF MYSTERY WOMAN .... .. ........... • .. On Your Dial In Ga Ill polis NA.MB , , ••••..••• • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••. 61VEN UP ON J..ITTI.I! mDIIIE$ ev!ll GETTII'IG BY IN ARITilM&TIC "'' Jtnt a · 1 - ---- I sbapE'd Can You Identify The Daily Time: "(HE TREMSLeq.!INS UAW! JUST AeOur dHughtor. · t,cy Bogard and u ~" lroiU Anlie<h, Ohic opcnt rnQfl' \\'lth GroVE"~" lUrrht. ,::; Ebrr l'lekrns. She bass~!~{;:; j I ~~~ to "-•ork after a 11l()Dths v~:- FREEZER INSURA NCE AGENCY SOY--- NANCY'S BY MRS. WILLIAM COOK !Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Swauger were Sunday 'guests (If !Mr. and Mrs. 'Jlwrsell H«Jderson. bMter. on Mr. arid• mno .!~~ day11 with h~r ~rents, FREE----- ' "- a-...-t... By ERNIE BUSIIIDJ..LEI "Mlo!'. rc_h-.. b, .13 . ' 24 1 Scllcl'll. · Mr and~'"· Ebcr l'lekono .,p.,nll Tliuu., Fr1., Sat. . j rs.l.~tu:r~dday evening with Gro•eii.;;~: 187 N. 2nd Mo. . Middleport. ~~h~~J::;!kanHlr. and Mn Dwl·~-~~~-and Mrs. Ji"Nld u~4tcra aDd I ~;:iiO:~. from Parkcrsbur~. w_.•!~~i Open 1 R.cln•, Ohl•. 3·15-61.p POWER MOWERS METROPOLlTAN w. JACCAUD I ihon . f. . ey save YoU AII·Truck_ B~nt to . "YOUR SUNRISE TO SU,NSET STATION"' ZION • -~---~---·-·· For Sole Mr M.-nkln IS stationed M Nor' f•,lk. Va , with the US NaYy. I I I oESOTo - I I Ed:wa~;dt l to .\lan·h 17 at lht S('batkel C111lk, :\1.Hc.n I Grandpflrenh ar.- Mrt. Mabel I Mankm. Fluyd Mankin and Mrt. ~1& rv Rnlm, all ot Pomeroy. ' I ~2G·tl Ben~:cl. p,.sWtmo~n r,. ' 1 I --.--- -- TAX of Uint'l'niJie wu In CharJNtoa, W V1. ,where Rtov. l.a~lmore, tilled the pulpit for Rev. 0. E. MeKtDne)'. Mlttlonary . !IOcitty Mtt 1 Tl)e Presbyterian Miulonary So•.' ·d.efy met · ln the thurth ror thtir , Mr. and Jrlrv. Canon Hayes llld tftsltlar meetln& Friday evening. , Chal"'es Hayes of Pomeroy IPCDt ~ The meetl.ng was opened by tlle ' Sunday with llr. and Mit. K,_ · ., ,pfelideht Mrs. Peart MeBride wi1h 18ower1 and flmily o1 Columbtu. ':i£ · 1dng In l!Dison. Seeretary report ·, at' read · by lln. Oi'Ville Slack, Mrs. Bowm. and ebiJdfta re• ·seary report givea by Mra. Earl 1 turned bo'!ll' With tbem wbiJe Mr. , :Neue. 'l'be Bible Study Perl-od Rowera Is tn the lroapitll. W•• by ~·· Herman LondOo. ~o ehapters of the book was reviewed bJ -Mrs. DoJiald Li1de. j The progrem was , in charge or 1 Mrs. Curti.s L&Uance. Mrs. ~fa!:' ! Barrows, and .Mrs. London. A speCial offerlng was taken for '",,'he Great Hour of Sharing East-1 tq:- Offerings." j lt.etreshments were served by , Nra. James Quick. SvrecVM Personals 1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duckworth, of , OsU!go, spent Sunday with hi s ,mother, Mra. Dura Duckworth. Mr. aod Mrs. Russell Marrison •and daughter of Ashhtbla, Obio ·. wer,e 1he nocent guests of Mr. and ~~lfriL .Alpha Cottrill and other re. Iauv~. , ,' Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pickens and Mr1. 1Eimer Piokens accompanit-rl tht::lr :~on and husband Elmer Pickem to Huntington, W. Va. wberel he ,•ntend the hospital. His ad. dreu il Elmer Pickena, Hunting. Veterans Hospit-~ ton, •I. Bill H)'sell or Coltnnlfus Bpenl the weekend with- his p<.wents. Mr and Mrs. Charles trysel l Mr. and Mrs, Don Quisenbern Aile! ~- •n of Athens spent the weekend wJth Mr. and Mrs. ~ohn Bow. l .~ ~ton ~nhd rn. Pomeroy Baptist ·• The Kenneth Maaktn'• Peniel Class To . \ Announce New Arrl"aJ Mr and Mra. Kfonnetll Jlanllt Collect Clothes fl"ht '" '"""""""' th• bloth of ou pcrund fuur ounee daudttu )fr •nd Mrt. Henrr Dailer and llrs. Eldon Will tpent lltlll'daJ tn torlum Tuesday evenlna:. Parkf.nbure. W. Va . The meetin( wa1 opened b)' the 'J.u· ~uiiN!l ion of wed l'lo!h 1 n~.; PJ-e6ldk-nt, Mrs. Sylvia ZwiUina:, )fn. EU.el! Baer, M'n. <J... -Mt.h linainJ Ame-rira In unlllon Shower•. Mrt . John aow.n 'ft'N for r: ~t· rJ) hmUlft in th l~ <rr~'>~ fo11owed by tllf' Pledee the Flea JUe-t of M'r. and ~ln. Jolin 'tfft- Wtli ''•USt-n n a •~In~~: prOJt-ct 'rhe &eeretary report waa read tt"IJ of Pomeroy. wh.·n liH· 'Ptnlel Cia!.! u/ tile by Mtt. Alberta Hubbard Tt,.Utlry Pomerll) FstJ)t11t Church met s~ t report wts read by Mn Elm11 Mr. &od Js.ln Roy Wl~~t'brtnnet urday evtnlns ·Jp tht 1(.1(>\al mum Wlese and KOD wnuam 04Tdon •pat Sun- or the <'hLitch. . da)· with Mr•- ; _w. Raybould £U.a. Jatk Sordm, president . prf'slllThe pret:ldent meuaee wu react bleth Merritt IDd F1orenee ElJenby Mn. t.ther Harden. hour of New Haven, W.Va. ed and devotion• wert' i"'d by the Mrs. Kathleen Francis Will no' Rev Edward Parker. A frnal rcminated pr.esideat. for next )'ear. I Mn.· M. C, L&rim.ore •&f the por1_on the 1aIe or Kur 1t Kales The proJ'ilm wu in thar&e of reeent euest or her parenb llr. was gtven . Jt Was voted to .~("II · Mn. Clara Rizer. A 1on.C Bltlect.lon and Mrs. Charlet St-ot'l of Ne-nrt, J eI Io n a money makmg pr~Jtct b)' lin. Ann Sauvage 1r: Mrs . Katb. Ohio. Plan, were made for rmrchasrng a Jeen Prancl1 accompanied b)' Mrs bulleh n board for tht' outstde of Ji"r~da Duffy. A reading by MrA. Mr Lawrence Whi11ateh IJM!nl the dmrch. Sunday in Coluhlbu• and wil aeRachel McBri.de, •ong selectA number or tame~ were plarJob by Mrs.. Ann Sauvage and Mn. eomptlrtled borne by Mn. Kattir Sprinjer who !IJ)t'n\ tfuo pall two ed under the direct ton of ~1 rs X,thleen Francis accompanied b)' wetok.!l wltb htr dauehf.er Mrl. f'r.tnklin D. Hudson and \Irs lift. Freida Duffy. Mr. 0 . 0 . Pat Maud B:nnth. \\'aid Gorby Small ('Ups m lhe terson County SuJ)frintendent, •ne a Vel'f interentng talk. Rev . and Mr•. M. C. lArimore! 1'he,meetlna was elo.sed by pray. Mr tmd Mra Attl'il M'eKianey dl Jrc the J..ord's Prayer. Middleport , Mrs. Tbelma CttJter ATTENTION • T. A- MET The P. 't. A. held tht.lr retular !ln.MUnz 1t lhe [Jf&4e school audt. I and rhe Daily. ~ntinel, Pomert~Y-M)ddleport, Ohio r. I M1lls. Middleport. Oblo BE SURE • INSURE POWELLS SUNOCO .. By Mlt. AND lllliS. IIIITI Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Circle of ing a .s:lent auction was beld, SJ)(InRacine vis1ted Mr . and Mrs. S. G •or•d by the Wayt and Means com. ' ·• 1 11' tb f whh Circle Sunday. BY BL¥tCH HASKINS Somebody was -dueribinl the Somebod,y waa ex o 1D:I e-~~ 1'1 ears (•nd those of 1955 big as tui-ea of 'tlle hits.toilRIA'" 1I'Ull rat.e ot 2: ~all pe word 'lrill STATION Davis· Warner Insurance Senice Jane.t .s~epston of Coham bus has mlMr~e.and Mrs. Ray Morris, Colum- 1 Rdla.n atll'odss_htb':.s ,.:n .,•hbook I'm new well) as ~sembl1 ..... great ibfl tbat nowDew, was new tile ttme buy 1 W 101 . Second St. been VlSlllng her grandparenll, Mr. b"' •pont the weekend with Mr. re.a na: an ,.., very P os says ..... ~ _...._ .... ed ,,, '"• be ehareed tor advertisiu if not Middleport, Ohio " ' Mrs " Easter e""" he with ebro- · '+ 7"11 ..ever nevu a ---. ...u pa.~d ffiJ' Defore tht> L.5Ul ol eacb : 1,~,.,,.,,..,;,;,,.,.,--=,,.,,.,,.,.,.J Pomeroy , Ohio :Mrs. Ralph Lee for several anti Richard' Fiek. Tl\ey were w .. 1th 0ne ' som ohowmium . s:id had<lashes to COofaround n~. mollth lollowiu~;: IDJerlion I i'!ilf' c. Warner. Ag('nt days. emuute to Florida for a vacat'ion. El de ~n .set red on 1 weary day the ~Hiles rooms or lorei.t;n car:l "But lilY dear," protes\ed one of P"one ::136 _ X Linda Cu'Cle spent Wednesday Mo·· Oris Gmther called on Mn> In s~1e.s will clear ef de morn- 10 1.. "W _., •--· •:nun tn Ad.vt!111Blnt~b.on1d be Cloth, Nylon, F1ber Glass Awnto Well see any tbese•bats. fla,~.., o.oes, e au ....-e Complete" line of Insurance ni~nt with Dorothy Bush of Spil- Billy ~Cleland , Monday. , IDS , gr ey, somequiet of uscolors. still &tick wit,h . . our ~~rted lllllbedlAI•.llJ Tbe Daily ings; Venetian Hlinds, all sizes, Au!o , Ftre, G~neral Liability ler i Thed Croy has returned to Par- An da.t 5 what I ~ope (or m~ I[Anry Ford wbo was qu.ite -D J\l.ll,t ~~ in.ati.t.utkm. tbose Bos· ~atin~l wiU not 00 respon.siblP colors; Impo."'"fed Bamboo Drap3-14-30le Mr. and Mra. Douglas Circle ViB- kenobUI·g after spending two weeks IMa sha-dow ge.U:n !finger crost a~~ man, !0 r ,ve beard. Sezee, toll bat. remember Queen MarY• fer more thart one wc:orrect iDes, Shades; Stark Bros. M:r: Mrs. Erneat Juhn.son wJth the Gordon Ridenour family . done come what eolor it Is, Never v4ried !rom year to oortl.,. 1 so it'llcare and Orehard Co, Fruit Trees, ' 1• of Chestre fhursday . i Mrs. Clarence Neutzling and Mr . as; Just black." yell', by 'bne jot or tlttle. 1 Mrs. Dougla:i Circle and ch.ild- l <~nd Mrs. Charles Goegleln were In The old fUdd>·dudtly. __ • Shrubbery, Ros-es, BerTY Plan.ts. 1'"" ..ro. uf "rhanb an4 &pf'clll l"'u Free estim8tes. Dale Wtpple ur 1 ren and F1orence C1rcle visited Wdharrusport, Sunday, to help Mrs. De sun goin on me." Ueea of Eve:P.tli printed at rtCU Supply, 215 Union Ave.., Pom&PERSONAL Mr.s. Tommy Holler and family Ncutzting'.s uncle, E. P. Foltrod, Not as cheerful as &ay, ''Tolle , YeJ. A ""ln&time po<m. The author lu tb55ifled ratl'l.. Obi1uatlN roy, Ohio. 3-12-25tc Fr1day. celebrate his eighty seyeotb bir· ·low Rose of Texas'' but 1t Lovely line from ''What J'm ~\Abil'~ ww;., Blake. , publU-.ed at l 'ceot per word. ~ Marilyn Roush and Donna Clr- thday. . ~urely fits a cert11in corner m Reading Now" ''j.ltljoo,t..,,.b, wb9 mado thee! --•--• m·" E I t th k d · A h "ne's lite. "Nabttdy ever loved anybody .....ed Adl ~~~ "'I .... AccompanieS very c ~ tipen e wee en 10 t ens Mrs. Henry Beaver spent a few .... ~loot. \l'DI h9W 1\'bo aiade· tltee! 'the way I'm gaint to Jove you" telephoM ct•ea can611 a~ I Wllh Barbara Roush. ' days in Dorcas with her rather-ln_ . Go•• 1¥< Rfe and hid t.hee (eed Dinab in Elswyth Thane's "EYer tloa. , FOR SALE Service Marilyn Ri.ee of Racine spent the law Ed Beaver. · That wind ·recently was so J;IY. U•• at;re.ams and oer the.mead To Highest Se1led Bid W'E FR'E'E YOU OF weekend with Dorothy Circle. Mrs. Lelah McLane, Tuppers strong tha\ I'm willin~ to wa&er After." at~• tb';e dothiD& of delleht • 'lohaes 5 buDdln.gs BURDENSOME DETAILS ' Mr. and Mrs. P'rank Walton and Plains spent an afternoon with th.at down m Tex;s the usual hair 1 Do .elolhinr, "'"""· brlllht S to be family of Spiller and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Denzel Cleland. raising phenomeoon took place, These ladies wbo\oe doue a Jot ol s.n~th11e NOTICE TRUCK GROWERSa tender vole.~ sold sepentely Rodney Pierce of Mt. Olive We!'e Mrs. Mabel Van Meter is spend- namely, you could see li heavy log early bouse cleaning have simplY · ~kina aU the .vale-s rejoice? I Will have O!Ollthern. tomato 1\ ( HOME Home Sunday of mg two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. chain. ttandlng .straight out frnm &ot me1 .!lymied. Rugs out. wiD· l;lt~t Lamb wbo macle !hoe! Plar'.. here aJ'OUnd the middle o ' CHILDREN'S S S ID d FARM and Mrsaftemoon T IIguests it d Mrs. f . the all ee uper ten ent Phon• 215 . · ommy o er an a,nHenry Eichinger, Groveport. t.he -pos.t to whlch wwas at.t.aebed. dows g ittenDJ, w 'Paper J)o&t toh_ou kn_pw Wbo made tbepl A dy · . f reshl)' ..wue ----··r: ''"'"" ' 1J.ittle Lamb, l'U tell thee, 1 nd aq.g~IOJe:S Apr.lat 1951 Ml'll. Eugene Price was return- Common sig:bt in Texas rm told, man leaving 1 .... I. call or bl'ling your orders Meigs County CommJs.. . Ralph Lee and son, Robert ed to her home Sunday from the during a high wind. be"hind him, everything scouted l,lttle .Lomb, I'll tell. tbee: 0°h.10Charles R. HaJTis, · 1o • .1e 1 (21) keal Fstote VISited Mr. and Mrs . Dwight SwepHolzer hospital where she underSpeaking of fos chains and within an iOOh of Us life. ,H'e ~ ca1Jcd by thy aame, BRING YOUR. SHOES TO RA- i 8 ner 1 Off e. Court Hous..- l - ---------.-- ..._ . - .famd ily Columbus, Tues- went surgery, posl.5-i1! sttll d'tsc:oncer.t,. and And here I sit, like Ciq.derella For He ,calls bll;ll!eJf 11 Ll.mti, CINE SHOE SHOP AND SAVE , PomerOy, Ohio . HOUSE and Jot in Middleport; a~. Cir auguter Janet accomp. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith befuddles me to see these log in the a.sbes, ftebly wiping off a He ts •n'leek, and- .lie iB cn.lld. .MONEY. 1-l'l-U 1,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.~'"':""'"""""":::1 ' also FARM on Railey Run. See an~ed the ~e's to Columbus. have sold thelr house trailer and chains standing straight up io tbe window at a time, half heartedly He became a .little child. 1 Clyde VanCooney, · J· ~ l•omcr<Jy, Mr. and Mrs. George Circle and arc .staying with her parents, Mr. air and supporting a mail bo:t. duslim! Out tb' sun po'rch (J really l a ~hild, end tho:u a lamb .E"' OUB EU!;f.,"TRONIC ~ECRE10--For Sale or Rent Route 2. 3-15-tltp daughter of Great Bend called on and Mrs. T. L. Weber. Jus-t a good case of expert welding ought to sit out thete if 1 .:ould We arc, (.lt:lled py bill nttple. TARY TAKE YOUR WANT ~==-:-=:-:Mrs . .Mary Circle Sunday afterMr. and Mrs. Roy ChriflY spent I guess, but its a little like that pull myself away from this tete: Uttl~ ~mb, God bless t~el ADS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE uOU'sE fo~ ,;;-;;;, rent in s~r 2-BEDROOM HOUSE, biith, base·, noon. Sunday in Wooster wHh tiis sU;ter Hindu rope tr~k where a man vision) and woadering <how on Uttle Mmb, God bless thee!" IN .THE EVENlNGS. CALL an,. llun. InformaUon 127 Butternut. ment. coal furnace, plenty of Mrs. Ernest Fisher, who is ill i~ climbs a rope that dl.'lappears into eArth I'll ever get that .pant_ry, kit- 1- - - - ' - - - - - - - - - INC OME - ·SI!:BVICI. Call 3-12-12te soft water, l Acre of g~ound, a ho:spital there. thin air. Well what more eoukl chen and torty Ieven other stratel-3-t( nic~ yard and garden,. ehlcken, Gordon Ridenour has returned you expect troom a country where glc pointll painted. J; V 5 _M.Jdclleport 627 · _ house and garage. 3 miles from to hiB home from the Meigs Gen- •they tame cobras by music and But you know, every year I've 8 B 1 Auto _l_l_4_J__fo :....::._ r Re__ Pomeroy on Route 124 Pomeroy T·be WSCS met Wednesda:y wi·Ul 1 era! hospital where he underwent pay at least one of the1r rulers noticed it all comes out somehow BY MISS LUCY iUIILI .:,..--::-. and Rutlan~ Road. Phone ~~43J' Mrs. Laura Pickens as host-er..<~ ; treatmcnta for the past two Weeks.llitc!'rally by his weight in gold- 1 in the ei\d. With endless st~~· R. H. SONS CO. - 26 FOUR ROOMS and balh, coal furRobert BaLley. · ,. P with seven members an<l four vlsi- I George Pyles and ron Charles he's vuny, vurry tal, .too. ' M ' M : Buckley ' I inveigle my olde&t boarder · uJto hour Wrecker Service. Day nace, M:ood condi-lwn. .c:lcan. toi'S present. 'Mrs. Marjorie Grimm' , vil;iled Ca_rrie Warner, Belpre, Mon-1 some of it. !}en l take a Uck {lJ' .to sandyville, w. v •.• last Weet 1 ...rwn 1647 Lincoln lila. See A. P. Phone 6227. Ni,ibt Phone """'.~ won t he 'Pflze In answering Ihe · day even:ng. But nobody could .have j ust t wo a1 t"l AD lh":s year 1 ·have a by th.e illnes9 \Dd death , 01 her 3 X. DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEAL- _!J'owning,· Rutland . -19-6tp fla.,J. . . I~., mo~St answers 10 .the Blble qUJz. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dean and dau- toseed off last Saturday's blow by husky coming~tralght from Japan mother, .Mrs. Lena Westlalt. ERS. 3-6-U TV!o turnlshed <l-Roorn APA.Il'r. \..4f.,.R'I~ ~ 1 ' 1 Mrs. Mary Roush won ·lne door ghters, M'r. and Mrs. Davld Kob- murmuring as did Edgar Allan whom I'm hoping to sell a rew ~Jerry Childtn of thc'Na.vy left - - - - --- - MENTS, new rYrDlture. UtU!Uts _.. __ -- ~---- - pnze. A chtcken dmncr was serv- /('ntz and children and Mr. and Poe. id~as to. But that, my frlends, re- Tuesday to sbtp out on ~e USS omplete WHUL AIJGNMENT paid. Call 6044-M. POMEROY . 5 room b on good lot cd .,.,.ith St. Putnck'.!l tnmmings in Mrs. P. F. Koblenh spent Sunday " 'Tb ·the wind a11d lfolhlng mains to be seen. Oglethorpe .at Norf.oJk, V:a. ba1anc.ln& end brata service. ~-nut of any high watnr, al~ utilH- Qhsct."Vance or Mrs. Myrtle Wal- wtth Mr. and Mrs. George Genhei· more.' " ' Poor old Cinderella. getting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kibble and 11 .~ 1o prnpf'rty. ra~ti pncc tor kc>r'~ btrthday as well a~ a card mer. Hacketts' Satety Service, West 2 Five room modem APARTdct'pf.r into .the a1:1hc& every cotton Jimmie JQng and familY 0[ Belote Mail! Street, Po~eroy, Ohio. MENTS, with laundry and gart 11mk sa le $1500.00: sl10w~r 11ud gift~ from all. A get I was sonlewhat taken aback p1ek1n' day. wore recent ,~U.est.t hEft.'·: · Phone 207. ~IS-tl ag.tl. One 9-room mndcm d.wftl· 1'01\lEROY- 5room mo,1ct·n house W(' ll round·robin card was sent tn when my !avort\c boy !l'icud .!:iaid !M t. arid Mn. Q1;lrk Edwanlnd · inJ. Has evcrylhlni. \Hih lumlwood floOJ's, Vt"nethm :\hs Arthur Rous h, Salem Center. ot a ladt' appearing on You ·Knu-wFor one 'th~g .. I have to ru_n Mr. and Mrs. H~.tbcrt "Carr 'of CoJ. 0 . Auto !)ales. ' A. N. 1-24-tf blinds rwd awnings to all win- Re.v . Emma belle Sopher fiJietl Whlll-Question ''She rcmtnded me every few mmutes oto see If .umbus wee week:emi .gu-eWi of iH:t. 11-_R_o_o_m...:....:N..:E __:: W__l__ dows. Both coal and g'a11 furnace her llppuintmcnl here Sunday, BY E.VELYN BRIC:KLES of you the fiJ'st time I saw you." more erocUJea are 11ut. And they a'nd ¥r,s; B. 4 \ 1953 BUICK Special 2-door Sedan, Brownell Ave., Mlddleheal. F u I I b a s e 10 c n t Mrs. Helen Johns, u of CheaaSort of sd back because the gal are. : t b~ .S\VCot things. T·hen Just a J{~rac~ arid Charley at. nillbed. $11M, Blaettnar'B, 'ii)J)omcroy, Port. Reasonable. Pbone 6044and lar~e recreation room Dri ,·e- pcakc 1s vis1tmg lll"l' ~on Thereon ih qu;,•stion hadn 't appealed I to little l"ter, I'll have ·help· shake • tended t'tae funt'ral of thir .btoo Otuo. 3-17·3tc M. 1·17-tf wny und ~urage. Ni('f'ly lot'alcd , and fOJmily. The electnc company ~re in- me- much. Her mam good point the. apple blossoms ou~. ca,ress the th~r Frank ..( Belpre'·Sat.Urday. _:_:;__:___ ~ -~ .on 1 inC'oln Hill $ l0,500.00. Mr. · a nd \lrs Ul'ian Simpson of .sta lling ne\Y street lights 'hero. that I .collltl readily see was t'hat dogwood, and marvell ~II over Mildred saDtOO and icbildren- of 19~5 BUICK VB Century IUviera For ren'-.l£x:t-.aion Ladder., MIDI>L.EI'OI{'I'. 7 room brlck hurnc Columbus were w..-ck,•nd p:uests Q{ '-trs. Nettie Cowdery of Belpre ohe wa s t'hm . agaln. how Uloae .m11ple 1~aves ~t r.al(ipttH ... were sunqay. guests at Coupe, $269S. Blactlnar's, PomBcaf!old Boards, Drop Clotba. 8 Wilh harflw.,od woodwork nnd their parMI..:; \fr ;md Mr,~; . C.hes- spf'nl Lhc weeken Wi-th her sisler 1 guess ~he was o. k. l'eally out JU:;t over mght. lsn t _.~pnng Mr. and ~s. J. s. \r•r~lti. eroy, Ohio 3-17-3tc CUnton Fbher, Mlddle~4 4 ..... flom s, oln inletis ~lee! k it(.'~c-~ tcr Simpson of Rac111c and Mr. •~"~l".'i. G.::oJ•ge Hamilton lind family: but I wasn't loo Clattered. I'm wonderful'! _ . .T)u!, WSC~ of ~h~ M. E.. Ch:alt't'f:a Phone d263-X. .u.·.lou 19M - V6 4-door Sedan, dlshwash('l', Vrnf'ti an blinds,_ ~ru 1 anrl Mrs. Ral.ph RHdgle\'. Betty Ours of Basha-n spent a gonna take n good look at that SJlflng and ohats are. JUSt hke . ·bCid ~elr ,March meetme" at the tent--Ele-ct'"r'"te___ wal=-'lpa- per waif'!' hPaL Full bAsemr.nt. VN- .Mr.~. F'rrrl Shu in an rl Mrs Hom <Yeek ·here the guost.s -of .Mirlcnc 11<1;) again. power steering, $1505. Bluettn- P'or · "Lovt and Marriage." and, "Ho?e ho~·· of MrS. Dorotha DA~IJ..ll. t'Grrencc. .,. .1. 1age"-you c::an~ " . ,ha,\le """'1 ...,. Sif. · er'li, Pomeroy, OhiO. 3-17-Jlc t~nrht un two :;; idcll of hou. ~ e. · r er Ju«·aud, Racine, cnik"ll on re'nd c.rr LOWell QMlttijtf ~d .,_,. ofuliD,, steamer. Clinton Fllbet, :~~·~; dleport. Pb. 8266-X. ........... ... nge. 3 mlnule~ from rlowntown . lative. c ; hero Thur~>day. Mrs. Jla Stone uf Vlenn.a lipent One little :fefloW .Cfocul out t!J- one without /the' o-o-thE'r. I WLSh J S(m w,fto.'lie .e~Oy~ tt. OiniUe 19!H I+'ORO Vlctorut harcl -top coupe, Built ror permammf'C. $18,000.00. Augu~ta and ld:1 Wvlfu r. ntl :\fr.:; !he Wcc.kcnd ·J\cre with her par- day. Pr~ious 'little harbinf:er o! could teU Uiis hat story With t~e spent the w~ekernd bert. $777. Blacttnar's. Pomeroy. Ohlo. Very desintble flrst floor APART. CUCKLER REALTY Dale Hill were romri'Oy YISII()r,:; enls ',\'lr. and Mrs. William f'ulton Jn()fe and better things ,to come. effect I 1want. Stt back and I'll ~ · · · 3-17-3tc ME~. Auto1nat1c gaa turnaee BOX 229 PHONE-101-Y rec.Jntly. Mt·. and Mrs. William Chapman • Bran new one-for me, alleast try. · Mr.' aod iMftt. Gera.ld ' Lrneh au<l ------,-CaU 6170-J. 12·22·U 3-17-:ttc Mr. and Mus floscuc Scm•he1-ry sp~nt the weekend In Columbus -thh wel)k "1 never likP to kiss This wa~ 111 Kast on, home or :the fatnliY ' of BarlO"W· arid · .Mt. ~ ~aitd 95!:1 I~NTIAC Deluxe 4-door S~d­ .. - we.~e lm~im~l!'i Vl!it,tor~.iH Athens wHh their daughter, .Mrs. ·M Jchad a girl and smell a -camel." Conservative, 1he dowager ,type, Mrs:· A. N.IM.c:Grqor o1 Vintellt an, $1195. Ulwlltllllr'.'l, .fomoroy, NOTICE ' Grasso and family. Nu! sed. the 'Are there really people wes't spcfit ·Sund.&Y 'with o.:Mr. ,1Hlcl ::Mra. Ohio. 3-17-3tc t 17) Scaled bid~ill be rccmved by WL•dncsdJ.y. Mr. and Mrs . V1rgil Rou.!lh, Mrs. Mr. 1:1nd ·Mrs. Blain :\flllhone and of the Hudson River?" ' group. llaul Nichols:. · (. ~, 1 ---~---19ft.3 WU..LYS Statlon Wagon, one Man or woman wanlcd lo handle \be Tru~ttecs of Olive Towm~hlp Edison Braec anfl Mrs. 1'ih:s Pie- <laughter, Pomeroy W'l)!re guests of ------- -~~­ for one u~cd rubber tiretl tractor kens were :n Parkersburg •ruC!;day. 1Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Briekles on Iota I owner, $798. Blaettnar'a, McN{'~S ProduriH rull nr spare with Hoog:h Front End Loader Gene BcE~gle, New BriAhlon, Thur.:~ day evening. romP-roy, Ohio. ·..3·17-3lc '. time. Oppoi'I\Jnily to make $40 with 5! 8 cubic yard bueket. LoadVISited rclativus here rl¥!cnt•Mr. and Mrs. Dana McCain 11nd Pa., a day. No cxpcnrnce nocessary. -·--::---::----er to be comPletely bydrattlic L'Ofl· son Gail and 1Mrs. L.izzte Biddle WrltC' 'Mf'NESS COMPANY, 120 trolled Rear tires to be 14:00x24 1 (9) y.Miss Annie Scarberry is visiting of Keno were ·vtsiting Mr. and E. Clark St, FrcepOI't, Ill. and tront 4ires to be 7:1JOxl6. ..in .A then!!. fl.lr.s. G.eorge CaldweJ,i Bnd 1M.r. tJnd FARM, 80 Acre~. Rulland Twp, 3-1 0·11·11 ------~-,-- (~Todd 1950 to 1956). 1'h~ mu.st ·Mr5. Tom Perrin Sunday. Mr. one mile from Dexter. Plenty of be a h eavy duty tractor. Caldwell isn'.f: so weJJ at this Urn~. VACATION POSITIONS NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT co.J, B room houllo, cellar and Unusu:~l vacalion pOHition paying All bids must be m by Aopril 'MJ'5. Myrtle ~o~ro9t and Mrs. Et· barn, other outbullrtlng!!. Prie. Extcvtor ·bel Arbaugh spent Saturday night tt~uch~r.!l from $750 to $l,DOO 6th, 1066 and .su bmHted lo thr od io 11cll. Robert Molden, Dcx· E1tate of Pavl A. Mercinko, with IM:r. and Mra. Emile Matlack d('ptmding on the ,lime the)' can clerk ter. Ohio. 3·19·3tp Decea11d Board or Trustees rCo~orve .the or'Lan-castar. Thep Sunday they work. This is a profll.!lsiunal Notico :is .hereby giW'In that Ro&e aU went to Cincinnati ood 1pent l.el'VIce teachers lake pride In right to rt'JOC( any or ,,II bills. BOY'S CLOTUJNG. Exc('llent ConM~.i!nko whmo JWt Offi-ce ad· ~be d11y wKh M:r. Mlfthn;:k's and Marjhnu N1·wlun rendrrmg. Dignified work, dUM dillon. Two sprlna: ctmtJ, ett:es Clel'k. Olive Township drc..~s Js ReeWJv~He, Obro R. D; Mrs. Arbaugh'll SlBtcr, Mr. and :fcrent from ordinary vacation 2 and 6; Four PHir drca trou· ihiiG boon dully aoppo!nted IS Exf!>f Mrs. Rex Greene. Long Bottom, Ohin. , rmploymcnt. 'Wrlto in -eonrlliCfl, 11ize 6. Mrs. Davis, 600 N. (3) 19, 26-21-c ~ntlf1ix of olihe E:rt.ato of hut A. Mr. and 1M:n. Jack Weatherman dcncl\ £nr full inrormation. Second, M.iddJe.port. 3·l6-3tp Give your edrJCMiiollal qualifiw :..:=====~! Marcinko Ja.te {)f Oliv-e Twp., wero Sundwy gucsls of Mr. and Mei'g.s Coun~y, 0))1-o, deeeat>ed. 3 · room HOUSE BOAT for 1ale. catwn:-, lcachin!: exper(encc, !Mrs. Howard Pullins. 381 Front St., Middleport, Ohio. Dat.OO •tlbi.s hL day of ~il-'C!oh; Mr. and and 1Mrs. W. W. Bragg and currleular activities. __::..:..:.:..:; 19511. 3-1-181< I Wril<"! lo Box 863-L, '''to The Daily had as cuests reocent.ly Mr.• and • Juhn C. Baeoo Mrs. Homer Webster vf Long Bot· 3- U~-Up I SNJtinl'l. Jl!'dge or ltlbC Prollat.e Court Set of 4 CORDUROY Tl]t.ES as low tom, Mr. and Mr.s. Vir•ll Buckley MeQ,"ti County, Oh.iu, as $1.2D per week. Old Jnn Ser- cAN-You UsE EXTRA 1MONEY? ! ReedsvHle, 'Mrs. Vllilnl• Patr llr!p lltt'el tho11c monthly pay. ; (3) ~. 12, 19-3" Coolville end Hobart WJiiCevict Station, Phone l·Y. 3-l7-l2tc mcnt.~ on your home. car. TV. eJde or Parker.bUJIJ, or othl'r lllllluation5. Make $35 NOTICI OF APPOINTMINT_.~ . .Mr. and Mrs. Robort of" 2li f'IGS - Berk•hlre·.-.amoshire tu '$00 a week In sparo time l1lat. of Allee Wlpptl, l>ay.ton epent the ~ ~-~ Crou:, 8 week.t old, JII ,OO per :;u 1Jplying cont.umei'S In PomeN&tice Is tr1ven lh~ his 1parents, Mr. and illn._ ' ' head. Ready March 26. OrdL\r rr~y w11 h Rawlolgh Pruductll 1 MJchael Wippel ~ _ r~ Ot !.t\l::. and II'&Ddmat'hetl -liN: early. 1:r,' Start immediately. Write Rawllco adoh-as.• is Star •· "'' ·~r"?'~ 1 Tall. '' · 1 t'RYEIIS-3 !h. While llo<ks, 25c Jcla.:h"s, Dr~pt OHC-84Q-3l2, Free roy, Ohio, hu been .~u' l y.., 1\'lr. and 'Mrs. Jim: OU:-~"~ -· ~· •Per pound. Ready ·March 24t..h. port, Ill. 3-19-ltp cd liS Executor of the 'of family or Bnhan wtlre F'RESII WHJTE EGGS-60e <k1zen Allco Wippcl la·le or 'Meigs euests with ·Mr. 11ind Mr.s. I' evet)' day 11t f-arm OPIW!iilO Golf Coml'1y, Ohio, dcroascd. ., Torrcn~ and family. COUh!fl. D~tcd this 8th day of iMnrch, W. ~. HILL, CJtnttr 19~6PLAITIRING 3·1?·3tp Juhn C. Bacon, ROLANDUS Vl,£11 WaltOI' :.:.:..:.:!:----- ..·- . ' . Judge "O{ the rrobatc CouJ'It, R:reiDB. Oblo. GRAVILY' GARDIN TRACTORS !•hone l.Jetart l! " ' a .U1 R, A. 'INLAW Mci;s C.ounty, Ohio. The 3·2·30tC GGocl CIOIIl \Jied Cirs 3-12, 19, 26·31< Sun<lay waa 22, ::Hi 512 1. MAIN ST. rOMIIIOY I'HONI ID4X· 8 All M k d M-' 1 Mr. and Mn. Marion · rlumbini aLI!tl all kind• of f'(lpalr ' et •n vue Ji ~ Jed recently on Mr. - a~1 Mre. ~.;::• I I CHESTER IY BITTY CARLETON 8 Y CLARICE ALLEN Mr. and l!lrs. Willard Pia ott and The Daughlers of America lodChildren of Mt. Olive visited Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle and fam· gf' mel in regul.u session Tuesday 120 til insurance :ly Sunday. !ncmnc. Plans for tile Oilllrlct RllMr.s. Mary Circle nd son, Mel- lt!y, which w11l be held here in COMPU-#1'1!: Lnsurance 1-lruliLI(..'tlt!A, vin called on Mrs. Emory Powell May were made ud practice for L1fe. Auto, Flrt, Poho. Call Doll of Spiller Sunday morning. the Rally was beld. After the meet- -,u.-I•oO. 4 eeote. per word for tkrN CARMEl FOREMAN • ABBO'M' T.V. Ullo V1CE All ...U. Ropolred b7 Z. pert TecbmcU.DL Pbo.De e:zM Y M:Jdleporl S-li·U' ___;._ , .. •• ' 0 ' • • • • • • • 0 • 0 0 • • 0 • 0 0 • 0 ••• 0 • �• • MORNINGSTAR l ,.., SimlllC)ns Pleas The Am erican Indians Cause IY IIIMA 1, lHLI Rtv. Weber 'l'bom& fill"<! 111 ., presidina elder at the Neaat. Cbapel &ntday in :tJre abseoce of Rev. lllrtin who was ill. .. • , ••.mid ll.wUI • The Dl:lily Sentinel. ' Monday, . LETART, W.VA . Mrs. ·Edward Baer Speolcs At Sugar ' ' Parent Teachers Association Met \ •. ' \ • Chll'leli HQl.ter .i8 very ill. Mra. Earl Sbtrler who bu been at Hoher H06pitaJ the cwast two weeb ~ returne.tDome . R.ltN: 2 ' 11011ioo. .__ -·· e tMIN Phyllis Van lliater ha• employment at Colurnbu,.,_ lipoelo'- Mrs. Liz:Q.e Viger of Cleveland porwo is visiting her daughter. IM.ra. Earl Shuler and famU;r. IMr. and Mrs. Earl .Fred:er o( P11J1 mo be char paid to lliOlllb Pine Grove were recent ·&Uesta ot Clark lhle and famUy . -·-·-.,. .... --- . Editorial Phone Bll'f 32 and t.he offering $7.92. John IhJe and family and Mrs. Seotin· form[ lrma lhle were Wednesday eweninl! llletlls of Mr. and ·Mrs. Robert Louks of Syracuse. "' ueea• publls ( eleph tioa. weather nttne ' Tuesday, Single Copy BullarK .,._ M JNgion Ohser:ves .37th ·utrth..a~· I Our HChooJ :teachers resumed 1 their duties after the •high water receded . lor eiJ at • I attendance wu Sunday School • ... WOLF PEN 1: MKER FURNITUUJ 11:1 ~ s299.oo! ' NOT I will p1arrt.A 11 April. < to Cha eto ~ ~ j. Ohio. JUUNG 1:: CINE MQNI t~~ .E'IO i:i TAR~ ROOMS OF I New Furniture ~ E = ~ BAKER .., ADS IN Tl INC OM Mi~ ~ FURNITURE ~ 3 On The Brllhlel1 Corner ~ i3 In Middleport c: 86 B. H. . ""BAKER FURN ITURI! Cl hour Phon X. I - - --- -~- - ~ ~ LowCi prlcei for '56 ••• take of ~ pmvea blend,. By wt• and handwork Mich ..J Simmons of Pomeroy, • frtci..,.nt visitor LETART FALLS to th• AMr·ntiont of the Pew- BY MRS. J. 0. ROUSH --- bab Hacl Spring Cleaning EAS,Y Mail Pho· 0 11153 I $Ill Ohl ... , Cou Send All Your Rugs, Bed Spreads And Other Household Items To Us er~ $77 OUR MANY SATJSl'IED CUSTOMERS Is Proof Of Our Good Service, Fair Prices and Quality Cleaning Give Us Your Cleaning Problems--And We Will Return l9S:i an, Ohi ,., Them Beautifully Cleaned .• , And Spring Clooning Wlll 10113 Be F~n. Phono 122 For Pickup And Delivery Service. Po: Robinson's Laundry (9) FAR on .•• co bo Tri- Lustre Cleaners l:eeolld liltreet MW tJtreet -...,. Oldo MlddleP<>rt. Olblo - · - - 2 - ----~~---- -··------~- ""' F. KIIOW!o... I lll THOMAS h~e TJiur~fY· I VI~! Dolly Connally of Lugnn, w. ,Mrs . .Mina Wise ~& . OC~n gull~ day Vo!., spcnl Sundlty Wilh Mr. and il1 at :the .home O{ hetson, , ;ij~e. ~r. :\~, · Mr~. G. 'J'. AdkiM. D. •Mrs. Carl QuaiL!, r~. E=e be~re ent and son Gene , o( <; r ruh. \\i1lliam Pi("kcU of Ndsonvllle Rd., and ~Irs. Robert Cyi"Us ot Gene Roy ' mo-vr.d Lhe first or .the week to the Kerr8 Run .spent 'l'uca4ax. · w~th Friedt ind Dall~s Hill f11rm. Mrs. S. L. Bryant 1nd M,r. ~nd tMft. . iiiDd IM;rs, Arza Bryant. . ' .. ()D iiMT, aod-lfl'l I 1\fr. and Mrs. 0. A. Thaxton Mrs. Don SJ?elit.-.ftlt.. , •D:d . . arc on a vacation to }'lorida. urday with her d•ttMhJ.v. Iilra. Joyca· 11 tcmrt.a·ea I I I Andcrso~ Rd''''" here hove hcon ••H· PhUiip Smith, Pomero~. v we..., . C:~nd New Haven #7.9l , ·,;,. the. mlllllpO, , · · E11st Liv~rpool. wcck't~ datory. 'l)e 1ut I tarm bi:Dk mt nute vote '*maa*ed an hich eu~ reversed •rnlous admi&- . jlolrttion vldort.. lillt clofeelod • Demoeratit drive t-O restote them . lbe admlnitttration alreadv ·object-ed ,to other pnwilione ia th4! bill ca111.. r..- lw'11Jriee, plaDJ for lt'beat and ri~. tnerep,ecs daiey - ·- ...... furltW MH'ch ~ I 111pports and dual pa'ritr. ·· , Cblirman Allen __ l, 1 tllender of the Senate Aarleunm:e Committe& boated: "We got wbat' we wanted blntlwok ABJG throuib the baek .. door!' Sen. GeG~. D. Aiken, rauklae,_ ~ ; ' .. of · -....- - . Uiilfin'Dl ·. ·- .... ~~our -. " SURPRISE ' ·;..:::;;t~ Awaits You-.: ID ~ · :~ l lij Oti!i,Niwly,;ti..._a~~ , , ,_ ' ' ·• i.~di~s koiiery Dept.. Tlle followlnl! NIIIDbera In 1st lly Full Ftihloned ·Nylon Hose Expieasly for Ben Fnihklln , Now· Beinlt Slooted At F~Jnklbt In Mkldle,Ort. .i "ri. Ruth Barry 51 gauge 15 denier ,.,.,!.!, dainty tapered Freneh h~el lllld dark seam, Sbes 81'.1 to 11. prlee now only · of l.bc First PresbyterJan Church Mr~ IDd rAtlnl. J:>.ll ~. t.t ltad' Tuesday, March 20, wHh Mra. CJ'Incicbildreo OD)(r. .. .4 rge Anderson, Mrs. James Mr "' """·-• ft.....,. • •·· ' anon, Mrs. Charlotte Perrin d S. Q. W...... ~ ""'vn.~*Jid., Mrs. E pp Icy as h oateases. '¥·, . .Mr , Llwre.C'e' ~te.le lbd-llrl, ro-44 an am~ndment Iff•. log the pric. supporta on I!O!'D, cotton and wheat to rrom B.'li to to pet" eent of party. The Senate alto approved ennther amendment mak. I$J .2 bUUob 112.8~ lhe weekend wllh bll A three roviv11l closed , MElTING CALLED ·Mr. and 1Mb. Charles VID.' Meter• , Rev. Sunday night ut tJw t'B Church by allon Grotlp of the .""'""''·/ Dell T~rlbott · ·Mt. · aQd Life. will Imeet tn Women'11 the room1 ·Mrs. Rudy Durst.18t&d recenU,. aDd son <oliO<! :Mr. Earlier, the Democrats puih~ . tbroueb 1inr the atlmiDiatraUOn - SPUADD · IDd :eons ot Eut LiVfl'POfl .tt.Pt"t eall~ * dav niftt ln-2. . Tend you'f' Jn.. .o like • -pro wirh i Scans 1 The Senate baa paued an o_mnJ.. bUJ fum ald bJU paeked tritb pro. viliou that Republkant perdict will doom lt by pn:aidentiaJ veto. The Senate passed the bill MOB· ,.,.. Lawn Sood-S,ECIAL Grow• sturdy, handsome tud ~~~~~ aoil it not so good Combines ll ....Ice. J lb-ll.ll 4!af##~ fied of the dealh or Homer Amos Mr. lind Ml'li. Shel"ml,ll . , Jludy Durst· <*fled oil E. at East LJve11pool. H<o~ is a native -have moved into l!be apar,tment CVJ)enter and fami-ly reoomlT. Df Letart Townsblp. Burial was In vacated by Rev. and Mrs. W1Us. Mr. •lid lira. Herald Vadtet.er ==============~========~ i ., . * - - Lawn Sood- UTII.trr Qu.lck and hardy graa conrap • malcel rugecl can-take-it lawn. · llA-9S" ~ _.... --- d_&~hter Buak~ una... it It "MOdH...., tilt • ~ *-How. c.~t,.,...._ committe.. J:.ira 1 ~ Set STIVE~S\fJLLE ; i ••d I s...,...,.,..... ,..,... s..d- DElUXE · pouoll. J 16 - II .6l ·~Ill~ Whi+e ....._ cenfeteiiCG ...... P'resl.tll! .. ··~ ..... vm ttM Ultimlte in pi~ lawn "":·~~~.· ~!"\" turf ... millions of peftnniaJ H:y~,ell Mr and Mrli . H. G. Housh and Nadine were rceent GUcsb or bis parents, ~r. 1md Mrs. A. E. Roush ( " Iem Centc1·. a .:;~n 8. . - Lawn The Evening Cirele of the Methodist WSCS wu entertained at •the home of Mr.11. Clate~e Chue ·l ast week with IMrl. William Buck tu co~hostess. The .openinc devotion•Js and 'p.rogra'O), .were in charie or Mrs. CarJ De'nnison. Mrs. Robert. Linter pret~ over the business session. dur'l oc which time fina.! plans were made for the Easter Market to~ h•ld ,Mar. 31 at the Rutland'. Df!Ptrtment Store. •Mrs. Lee Myer.!l walt ~tess when the Atternoon C~Je, ~ .Ute WSCS met at her Mrs. Ao~tncia DMison. pr~j:lent nf the Society 'Presided with Mrs. ' . th o! Veterans Hospital in Hunting. Hattie AfcKenzie in chlrle of de· , ton for trealmcnt. vo-ijons. -... iv IVA CARioiN+111 'Mr. a.nd ,Mn, Dell Talbott m-.<~c 1 Ohio Valley Grange 2612 met The Ruf'limd WSC.~J, members 1 last Friday evening at the Grange were 'g uests o£ Heath !lfe~hodist 11 bu!ln.e;s trip ,t d 1\annswood by way of PorpenJ)f Ha ll. The first and Si..'COnd degree WSCS at Middleport recently'. lfr. · Mrs. •n . was. given. Lunoh w;!s :.ervcd to Mr. and !Mrs. Frank ·llave ten~cd , I !tt y membcr11 11nd gueKI:s. muvcd to their home hare. I · ~lL~s B~e~:lc of Racine spent Mr:;. C.ui Morris has returned at 1ft. Mrs. Sunday wllh Claudio Shields: . to her employment in Pomeroy of Nrt.laod' and Monroe Shcel.~ uf Galllpo!J s after a lwo week's illness. Ciark Of Atben8 . and Russell Sheet.~ uf Columbus Rev. Robert Linter atten.d ed ,t he I ted Sunday with thdr 11unt, annual CQnferencs at Lancaster . ...qill•• ' I Mrs . .1. D. Roulih. last week. · ·Jr. Of ~~~~~~;~;;~;;;;~~~§§~;;i I BO' dl BY GRACE I FOR EXPERT CLEANING! I 1951 I rfthtt. RUTLAND htld of the diHerenu exRclalivC~:~ here have been In· 11-tlng MtwMn the II'Mflan and l formed of •t he serious illness ~f the Whlta man and plea&.d Mrs Melvin McNickles at ·her horne at Jackson, M!ch. with the memb.rs of the Rotary Club Fdday nivht to aulst the AUendancc at the ~\t:ethodist -. --- - Sunday School Sunday was 83 of. fering $11 .73. R1•cmt guests of Mr. and •M1·s. 11 B. Powell were het· si&tm, J\.lr. and Mrs. J . P. BurncJJ and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Lynch Of Chaz·lcs· ton . Mrs. Doris Hen&ler is seriously ill uf rheumatic revN· tn Holzer Hospi'.nl. Her sistcl·, '1\-ll·s. Harold :Grimm is taking care of her sons, David and Daniel, Elmez· Pickem wa~ taken to nMS LET US MAKE YOUR ompl1 known throughout tha .,... •• CGIIKtion of lncll•n relics ~- ERS. WAJHINGTON U, ... ._Icon better 1awos for less the Si:Oirn • .,. .dvoc•t• f1f lndf•n (Sent~nel Photo.) L-ldocl BULLETIN THROUGH EAST 89c P!lir IMI!• Extra len(lh In ahove DUDiber silef · .... to 11. a..a; Duil.t 98c Pciir " ~ ( I ' FR 'I Ffl hp 3-1 Gl \. .. ~ ..... \ '- · thost powerru1 car in tne meaium price field, All the smartness ... all the lithe appeal of the sensational De Solo hardlops with the convenience and easy enlrance of four full sized doors. Thirr are noe,ente'r PO!ils to mar your view, Slretdt nylon 1tose Ia IIIJ!I(I, • AYiii'IIQ. ; , IDd·lall NEW' LOW PRICB W~en 'JOU ~oliit f~i:J W4J? I.I~Pair ' It IIA1 tullicioJII !hot JOUl "<<Occl- . . . Umo ill .,., oao J)OIIIlo11. Wlion walcb he.. lo b. ..pcllM J)OIIH- Dot by h<m111D9 VOo<f you bdDg yo.. a.. Wt cboclt II .. U OD a bacad =1>111 ' lhrouoh "" ~~aat.o ~oloc~~on~o .lzttllruuu ,Legion Auto ·Sales . .; .~· 211 w. v 7 abla 81. Pomerey, Ohio . .' .• ' Demond thlt proleetloa.· We wiU be af«C It ' . . ............ - ., .- · · yow:_...... l1tEI. ._,•''•,.., '. c .oDins JewelrY ......,.,_Cult *••' • ..., W. SL P 1 · !" •sL Olrl. Harry)1. Lazos Commissioners Grant Contract ., Stroke· Victim . ... For Painting Of Court Hoose . . County com(Qigjanet-11 tbe Tbomi.~Jroperty. In California u!c~ek molioo p111!if!d ii~ llar.h : ·M. Lar.o8,. busband of the painl'i.ftg .M~iJs .CouD· ver.tise for t~al~ to Ute big=~t :tat · Palled tllo_-I.@•()Mci.W '•• • I ~ow Jo.6 it I'Uil \ 98c Pair · . accepied a bid o( $1;400 f« the of the former Sophia M. St~ of Pomc. t)" Court House ~>Ubmitted by C. F. roy died sunday at bls borne' 3t 8t!rwlnklc. · . . . ~lo:hs~· -&a11nentt. · ~toad. Whlt- The bid cal hi for the -PilDti~ tier California. lie ·.bad soff~r~ of the exterior _of the CO':"'t HouM 8 5 f~e ()n Thul"l!day preceding 'wlth a ·eompl~t10n date of J-une 1 his death. . set. A ("\anse was attached ton~re IMrll. L. E., :Reynolds, a step contrac1 o( $SO p~r day pe ty daugbter of Mr. Ut:zos. w1u1 not!• . tor e''er;v day \IP.yond the t'Oil_lP 1e~ fiOO ·rrf bls aeatb and funeriJ lnn fiatt' that the work Is unfm 81 · service!! are scheduled for Wed- ed. Work is expected 10 start 0 n~sday in IK-~~. Wb ... ,_.. .' h' b bad beeo tn other ·action taken by tbc1w tct.v d hieb eommilst~iPnen; paylhenl Wall autb- ~ eo~ ~~~~- w atired (o Howard Tbot:Qa, of ~1-6.· tAJ e ~ t5 for materials to eQI.llP • nfew . ,Mr. and llili&. Dettrtar Baum. o Chester, art~ ~oW:it.inJ! the · birt,h nll and liabllity of , sop, Thu;,ollt, •i.St. J..eph • . ••_"''.. " ',' tjle ~'!'~\\a! ill ~· ' . •'.·i ' • ~~. ~ ol~. uwmed or . ·. .. ., I . . -~-- w "" raulli w_'!ll _.._ _ •. to Hi.gbway Department was atcept!tf · accordlug ta the plan All alrhoal claimB tbe near futur(' . f was abo der· certain ~uH~:ftm-:~· Home located on t c " lands. A bid of ll5,915.04: .submitted b)' tbe Central Ohlo Tractor Co. of Cohlmbus tor the pun:base of crawler traclor for tbe Coun~ 8 1 Nlw aRI.IYAL ... '• A . lor P1YmeD.f: • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 19, 1956 allen codner romine spires whitlock