https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2bd2c392d0665e4560c128360ca4a77f.pdf fdde152ad58a85d063ebbf751e1dda5c PDF Text Text 1 • •• 'aQe Eibht Methodist Men's Association Pre sident Pre~nted 'Going AwaY Gilt On Tuesday I Two memben wete urpr~ed ~eiday eveahtl when the Me-· tbodist Me"n'• Association met Kl the Heath Metbodi,Jt ChuN:h, Ro.bert Hurley, pret>ident, who has been transferred to Cresap, W. va, was presented a atft of lug'e:age with Ralph Raddilfe making the presentation. Mr. Hurley, who was receatly made an Exhorter or Lhe church, ba.s been 11chve in church and civic a£fairs during his residence· in the town. I. E. Miller, veteran teacher of the Men's Bible Cla~s. was given a wallet and a dccMat('d birtbday caSe celebr<~ting h.LS l!!ght)'·filth :=~=========:; I birthday. Mr. Hurley Tires AT Wholesale Prices POWELLS SUNOCO STATION Mlddloport, Ohla presided at the business meeting wh1ch followed a dtvoUonal .serv1ce led by Richard Chambers. Plans were made to have a fivtt man committee to supervise the work oi lhe Goipel Teams of the Association. They will lnt!lude the pastor. Supt. L. W. McComas, Ernest Covert, Ben Philson. Grant Montgomery. C. A. Emmish, Harold Wood- gerd and Charles McElhinny were on the hospitality committee this month and refreshments of ~ake, were aerved to twenty-two members. . pie and coffee Choooe New From OUr Array or DRESSES SIIH 7 t.. 15 and ln • HALF SIZES MOJUD LINGERiE WEATHER-BEE COATS • SKIRTS • BLOUSJS • ACCESSORIES Dickies Dress Shop Middleport, Ohio .--- . . - FOR YOUR EASTER . APPAREL AND GRADUATION Shop At L & Z SHOPS cadieo . , , ..... , .. 120 E. Main St. \lens ....... : • .. . ... 114 Courl St. good selection of spring clotheo lhat wUI fit your oudgel. - ..• -- ·~-' Mrs. Robert Reibel, Leiding Creek, waa ln Athens Tuesday to attend t,he meetlDJ: of the Garden Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gilmore lod Nature Club at tbtt home. of have returned home after a 11 Mrs. Humphrey. Mra. Reibel il reweeks vacation irt OJearwater and lional director of the Ohio Assoo Ft. Lauderda le , Fla. · elation of Garden ClubB. Mr. and !tfn;, Aten Sb1.,ln tre Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hacli!'otlt visiting in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. and Ax children arrived today• 'n with the1r tton ln law and daughter lfarrtsbure, Pa., for an Euter vi• Mr. <:~nd Mr~> . Lewia Miller ..and fam. it with her parents, Mr. an~ Mra. Uy . Jerrf .J>onadee, and family. Miss Betty Demoakey was 1he Mr. and Mn. Charles Davebport Sunday d\nner guest of Mr. and and their &OD Jerry, South Third Mrs. Earl Denny Sr.;' and son, A venue, were recent guests of reE.Hrl. latives in Bee!Jley, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Ra)"mond HalJ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oblinger, Bu. (Loraine SehoUl of Germantown cyrus, who were eaJled heril by wert> weekend guest! of Mr. and the death of a cousin, Mn. Bucka· Mrs. Cleland Reines and Mr. and lew, have been villting Mr. and Mrs Max Mel.nhart. Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner and fam. Mr and Mrs. Pat Parker and ily. daughter of Columbus were week Mn;. Guy Reynolds will spend end guests of her parents, Mr. and the Ea!Ster weekend with relatives Mrs. Max Meinhart. in Akron and her mother, Mra. Mrs. Thomall McClung and son Minerva Childers Will accompany Jimmt returned to their borne, her home Sunday after a more exJackson Wednesday aCter a "\ilit tended visit with Mrs. Nina Blandwith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. and family. Dale Smith. Mrs. Manning K:.)es and son and Mrs Bertha Scott returned to her mother, Mrs. Paul Smart, drove the )!,~me of her mother, Mrs John to Deosion University, Gnmvtlle, F. Baily, Tuesday from Holzer for Jean Smart. a senior at .the Hopsltal and i.s lmprovlng. University wbo will return bere to spend ihe East&' vacation wi.Jll her parents and fa.m,ly . ~ Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson Jr., entf:rtalned Mr. a.td Mrs. Paul Jerke, Belpre, r~eently . the Jerkes were former Middleport residefl:ts. Mrs. Charlel MeNalilee is ill W'ltlt Sir Knights Group To Attend Good Friday Services ••••• "' ••ta•k .r a•. Tommy Baket, 1Wf1 of Mr. and Mrs. John Baker, is recovering after an attack of mea11les. Elaipe and Dlane Davis, daua:hters Dr. and :Mrs. J . .J. DavLJ have been m this week and unable to attend school and Kindergarten. Robert .A&hley, son of Mt. and Mrs. Wilbur Ashley, was to ha~e a tonsillectomy at the St. Mary 11 hospital, today. He is a junior at Marsha-It College. Churl"h The Rev. Roger Bishop is c. E. Sniith, who beea.me seriOUil· pastor of the EUB Church . ly ill this pa.sl weekend, l.s improv• Picture Purchased By Committee Of Scout Troop '245 LOST40 lbs IN 4 MONTHS 165 omo.-··Rennet t weighed \lefor.- tolling Coneen- T OLF.Do. lh~ ! t>~k nn<l 1 h1we lost 40 lb!l. In lh!; n•o n! a h.-;. H111u" 111klns. 1 wa~~ Rf!nnel. .4. . ,!!e~ 620 hklng OakWO(Id Ave.. L&Z SHOPS Tnl<'do. o. "" Mftny lhan k11. I will al · w~y" rc<.:ommend Rennel Concen- !Jato·: · Drcso Better For Less A~k RE.NNEL vou r druilfi~l tor 4 ovncea llquld Concenlnte. \'quc:tl 11 :=~P~om~=er=o=y~=====================«:":" :·•c~,=· :"":·~":'"':EL.====i! Ohio or Jamcl' Nic holson aftd Mina Lcwwere .-; hoppinl!l in Parkersburg, w. Va . on Monday. Mrs Addw Edwards vi!lited Ella Stewart at Wl!st Columbia recently. i~ ne,e r k nm.... " hungry n~oment Thursdoy, March 29, 1956 while - - - - -:w:"':' -·- - The Troop committt!r or Troop 2411, Boy Scouts o( America, pui'- "hased a picture of Jesus and a ,_ Buv Seoul which was drawn by the. Rev. Orla Br•dford. evangelist at the Bllptist Cburch .and h 1 th lins picture will be ung n ' e Scout h·~adquarters . in the Libr11ry building. This picture was -- . MII)DLEPORT SOCIETY s 1r Knights of the Oh10 Valley Commandery, 24. K. T.. an to atlend Good Friday services at 7:30 r . M Man·h 30 at the Federated Church wh~rc th e R(!v. Waldo J . Bartel s ts the pastor. They are to meet at 7 P M. On Eilste1· Sund:1y the Knights ar<' to 1ncct at 6 A. M. prior to atlrnding the Sunrise service at 8 30 at lhc Entrrprise EUB . ' The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middle~rt, Ohio • POMEROY SOCIETY I ' ' I Nowl at ELBERFELD$ STOP "SOFT-·BED" ing slowly at hU borne on oo.ou• Second Avenue. Edgar Allensworth joined lfn. Alleruworth at Stewart Air Foree .Base New York, where she 11peol the put month with daughter, Mn. J~es Hartinaer, and children while Capt. Hartinger was on special duty in the weat. BACKACHE been waiting tor Rev. c. .$2 755' GROUP " . ay UNITID , .... Ohl•: Partly d....., ..... c* er tMay with KaltetN - . ' Single Copy 5c flurrl .. INc-'' nh&i4 lllrtftll INirtl, c'-udy t'ttlithf ............. .........,.,, hloh- - · ...low tonitJht 2J.32. . .. . • . Wide the Door", ehoir; "The Vat . ley of the Shadow." ~om1a Dar&t and eboir; "Tis Morn", choir; "Sing .Ailelulia" choir and Miss Margaret Hoyt; "We Have Seen the Lord", choir; "The Re. surrection and "the Life", Mrs. H. L Dunham; "l Am He That Liv• th", choir; proces•lonat'hymn and bc~edicUon by the pastor.. • Mrs. Richard FreemRn was pleasantly sur-prised with a leyette shower Tuesday evening when the Lincol~ Heights Canssta club met at the home of Mr~~. Robert Dalley. Prizes were awarded to • Mrs. Sillrlcy Guinther, Mn. LawrenCe Morarlty, Mrt~. Freeman, and Mra. Eugeno Conde. A qlad tour.se was ~:~crvtd by the hostess to" those n1med above and Mrs. Doua:lua Sioa:er. Mn. Ray Woodgurd and .a guest, Mn. WIL llam Wallace. The nexl meetlne will be held at lhe home of Mrs. Shirley Gulntb-.: cr, Tuesday even\ng: Aprll 10. . Be)Wo,day ~· " 1 tr.uoeral ~e,t. tor <!!hUJe~~ F. Hoij, 71, s~...,.., . wbo ·died ljli• ' for only 'hllllllollll - 75 $ eU.UANTII lltllllt •r lltl«to un•~ '"Trdt-Mork 19$6 hrt. NMII .... '"" 0 h lnllr .....-t•ll, -•••• ltlc. 1*'/MJ .. "' . . . . ..ut!L c-.. lJIM( rNCI Wlirtnl N•llc4o COMPARI WITH OYH.. tunED M.AnRISSES SELLING UP TO $59.751 Salt Now 011 and contl11111 for lflnlttcl ""'' ~IJI Only Setta daret to offer you thia falllO\UI "Sel1a·Potture'.. Mattrese. built with healthf"ul firmneu ~; ~n Ne?m· meDd, now only at a detp-down price that defiu com~n for quality .a high! , •• But remember, theta dJattk nductioa. are 1 trietly limited and will be withdrawn innne~'-tely •f&er ale. Cheek and compare tl;u! mar.y luxury feattli'N-UIU.IUy found ia hirher·prk:ed natiom!.Jiy.advertiMd tuf~ mattreue~~. Then, fturrrJ IU)' now-Mve now at- . D).OI:nlng ia.-Melgs . liC¥~Jlilll. will be b.Jlld. in t(le S)'racut&·P.J'eyt:hytertao _. Gllure~. ll.. d.,. at a P,· M. Survivors· include .Ilia ~wife. Rase ViFgig_i"i· Wolfe, · Rod M:artha • kelu!oe doah1Hirt1ek bote cleam twice the area. ·oil!!-· brGtb .r any o~r make c~. · • Full ho........- m~or pYel yoa po""!lul IIICiioD. ~ PriN IIJ1.50- · and j 73[r_ s692§., Complete Stock Ripair ,nd Supplies For All Moclefs Hoayer SweeHri On Second Ffaor • Harford Woman Slays Spouse With Shotgun Blast At A mother of five children, Mn. lutb Kathryn .McDaniel lfiller, .i!Jn ,9, wu lodged 10 the Mason Pomt Pleuant to 'U ',. ) l c l the shotg:.ao .1layi1JI ·I lur huoband, LeiWy Mill". 30, - ~ 1 1f Hartford, W. Va., Thurp.day ''ght at ap'74. Cheshire, 011 ·u oximately 8:30 P. M. aeeording Beubea a -tbu'se of .,._ult with a deadb .o r~portJ; of We~t Vul{l.oia State weapon;. waa boqnd to tb'e grar:ad ! ,olice, wben Miller illlegedly jury Tbunday ~CIIt by ~or ~f . licked ia the" door of the twme lo.kiddleport .C. 0 . F.isber. Bond :.atetl near the B. It 0 . railroad at \.as set a\ $1DOO. . Hartford and made f()rtlble entry. The warraftt •'s IWOI'b _ ou~ by According ·to .police, Mrs. Mil two Middleport m~. PhilJip ler s.a 1d that .1be and her husband Bradbury and Dale Keanedy, u had been separated 3nd that he the result of a knifin.r f~aea• was under peace bond to not moMonday afternoon at -tbe Ke~oedy / lest her. Sbe pid that he did how home. B_ratlbulji' W'as slashed ever v1s1t the home on Wednesday acros.s the abdotnP..n .oft k:e.nr{e'!'", ntght aDd a -vlolent ar~ument e"nwaa cut across the -back io- :two sued whieb w.u dim.. ICed . by his places. • · . · . I beating her. · In Pomeroy Mayor ·E, "/'. ·RoP!n· A~erring that she bad "h.ad ~Thursday JPhn ougb {)f it; and that, "she would "Pome:r~, <~'~'-'!::~ be ready for· tl,jm the next time", .. a d~ly, ,; .,"~.wartz " ReUben ,. - . . :ounty jail at tjt G d I.fa)' followitJJ Bo '.l. O ran . Jury.· In Knifi . ng II The slayina: toot pia~ Sw~ I ,u,_.re •( Mrs. l!liller bad lnaded a 12 sh9tg"n ill anticipation of 'hitturn Thursday night. lnforrnantt said tpday that the .... eause or the atgumfnt oa WD aesdq nilbt had been JJfetlplta~ . ed wbfla llilter tame' to bi4 home '.1: in an 1Dtoxieated condition after baviag 1-peat money that · htd been aaved up for the Jtosbitalir:a lion of tbr )'OUDI&t child Lenay aged 8 montlu .an.;t who W'as to haYe entered a bdipital to_day. The infant wei&hJ but four pounds. Other ebildren are VauPn. a.ged 6, Mieb.lel, aged IIi, Sb,«rot~, aged 3 and Jaan, aged 2. On gaiaint entry to the home lliUer was met with a bla.st from the 12 gauge &Qotgu.n whieb pent.· trated his Jower ript abdDmea. •as rll5bed tl) Mason 'CitJ by · Fogleaon~ f'tlnenl Home abvlaJXe, but died as he was beiDC removed from the a.m. bulance. He Clinic Mason County Cr.oroncr Dr. Edna Gettlese, pt, Pleaunt, W. Va., utd that Miller died "of massive iDter. Qal injury cau.ed by the gun&bot wound." ELBERfE.LDS. .D I SC0 V ERYr. Birlcher Reported ~!. _r!..";~·f.': ' . ' • For ReauJts? WIR'IHMORI Ctmpltte Clllck Starte~ Try . · -~, f.M"Uy hi1 ·~tf ~-:.. •• motf_lmpotf;..t ftc ..~of .,........... ""' ~ u,,c:111 "'!~it •!'oil•"· Tt..y k"ow they"'~~ Looking God end tfteyiMN ...... Olh~, M.tft.,, lathe•. ••• ••~ deup~ t....:..CJ•ht•IHI'fttti·~'I!Of~P •l'!d , •.,., ltft If• ·~·, lt..t of:.... .,1-e tn4f'OII . Mon'e pte .. of edv......... l.,. . · \ ~ C:hri"*' ~.;.. .... '"' ••,... u... .' l• uflealally well 'Buited for -tarttrwreplr.cement.ehickli'. It it hla:h ln quallty P!'Oteh\11 •nd eonta!.M the vitamin• and other faetor':J kll9Wll tO be needed for OO!lY chick p;wth 011<1 hoelth. Creative deslga 'ai!d o!yllng-Fiexoteelo exclusb-. lifetime eansimelion Is your IIIIIOU:IIlCe lhlllll wlll malnllln J" · ~~ea'llly, style, and comfort for yetrs ~---., atrd yean-Beeause or lltl• eollllrucllon II aeiUIUy ~ ~:--~ 1 Yeu'll RVII mObty with thildepo.dabl• ration. Available .. 1o ~· pollett and crutnblll . ••• Wltlt mtdlcit.ioll q•lDat ...,cld!oolo. you Iewin the long run. lurulture made than Fl~xslecl. 329.95 •u•N•'u•a ..I<NI ooi •"• iNith ' .EY.angel - .. - ,....,1" ·tng. !l.iy I.OW !My ,;,;;,1; ~\ •,. •·..-.• Oo IwiN fi"dfhi. ··""'ly ......... ill *"'""·lhefl~ 1M rich . . ~........ I~· 'af Chridi•tt ,worihijt. 1'ltty ..vt 11101111 to de~ .,. ~ .-ch · ;, '"' opl.!toel m...,lh olid·,.;..th ...t 1M weno ftkw.U, of ·. • Here~lllft eeonomlcal reed that '· " ·eatherr Reso·ur,es-.:Develo Daniel ThomP80D, Lisle Diles; '"Forth We Go", ... .men's , chorua:: James Lochary, Atbena, as guest .soloist; "Shine Down, 0 stars", women's ~horus: "FJing ~ ' ' IVe V' ~ . ' ~ Bearh11 Mildred Hawle;v was tfe hostess Tuesday when the Samantha Brad ford Missionary Soci"ety of tbe Church of Chriat met, at her home on North FouJ1h Avenue. Mrs. William Bradford, president, was In char~ of the 11)eetlna and the opening devotional service w~11 led by Miss Hawley whose top1~; was "The Older Cha!\~eth" kom the publtcatlon ·~The World Ca~l." Nina Russell, program chair' man ·was asslBted by Mrs . Webb • ·~~~~.tre.~~ ·=~---";""---"7'~-:-~----::-1 Vol. VII ''Tbe Hall: Mrs. Will Reynolds, Mlsi!i Frances Roush, Mrs. Edward Fre.nc:h in presenting tbe study topic "'I"'''e Challenre of Chanae.'' A salad course wai nn•ed • by Miss Hawley to the members and the evangelistic meetingevening by ,Mandisplayed Wednel:ida)' at Mrs. Shelby Kins, ono ning Baumgardner and James llood. Scout Hood won Another pic· ture of J esus in Get hsemane when he invited the Scout Troop to allencl the service In a ·body and had the largest number of personally. Invited people at lhe ------- ' . Seven Lalit Warda" quai1et:· Mn. Beulah • White, Mrs. Francie Samantha Bradford Missionary Society Has Meeting Tues. . • af :y I "Reeeive aoloiat; ' • Thi 1 Wounded Form", choir witb Mrs. c. :E. HO)'\, • 'Save' Now! E. Hoyt, the ean~t.a wili open u · f9llowa: Layette Shower Given· Tuesday For Mrs. Freeman · · GLENDALE ....,," '. Mrs. Dorothy Peoples Savely is directing the Senior Choir of tbe First Baptillt Chfrth in the ~an­ tata "He That Lfvetb" which will be given -at 7:30 P . M. E.1;4ttr Sunday eveninl with Mrs. Ceell BradbUI')' 11 organll!t. After the prehide, proeeplonal hynp~ and invocation by tbe··• • - - - - -- EW~ • . . Easter Cantata . ' To Be-Presented At Baptist Church ser1(iee. for:. ......... ' r--~~:---------~--------------, wl-\a+ y<5Uh'q,f'e ,</1• I ·. • Warning Issued On F'rre ·Permit �' • ' .. • • CJage Two The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~----------~----------- • EASTER BONNET • Friday, March · ·-·- · 1956 ~~~====~==~~==~~ Bill ....., ... maklor a knife )lolller bt,:-::~•. alae r eports I hat ldl dlirJ'i ,jjjtMiif' il due to frelhea. RICHARD I. OWEN I GIN. MG!t ltiYNOL~ E. QRIIN. EDITOR ' V•lley Publtsbed every afternoon ncept Sunda} b} Th~ Ohlo leatlbel, Inc., If 110 Mechanic St, Pomeroy , 0 Bu slne.sa oUiee Plloue 398, tcfl!Orial offi t'e phoae 397 .Entered U s.-rond Cl UJ Pomero, Ob io. matte-r It the ffilllinr po!t ofnfe Ill Hattooal advtttlslng r.-preseDtat\ve, BoltlnellL·Kimball, Inc. M3 Ltxincton Ave , Nt-w Y or~ City, 18, N. Y. Sublenptlon rales . DelivP.ry by carrier Whl!re av1ilable 30 cenh .,., 1reek: one year in. advance at Tho Dafly Sen ti nel dfflce. '15 60 Jli montba, $7 80, three months, $3 90 By miltor ruute whert available : olle month $1 By mail ooe year $8, Sil. mootbs, ft.~. t~ J Ml)lltbs, $250, one month, *1. - - - • IY CHARLES M. McCANN ' The week's eood and bad nt>ws on 1be mjernatlonoll bala nce sheeh I mept i'tleluding tbe safeJ(uar~ts ,, ag&Jillt violations wh.ich Sov1et Ruullf'b-88 refused to accept For the nrsi tJme -lhe 'soviet delegatiOn 11t a' United Nfl;tlon., dlsarmllrrleot conferene~ ·in London agreed in prLhdPIP ·to the "opE'n sky" ~ian for ierJal ~nspection of armaments which , President F.1 seD~W· prOP,o~ at Ule ".!lum1 mll' >lbl!etl!f" ot· i'J.e lift tour beads of nvyrnment In Geneva l•lt Jltlr. ·The ~ftltative tccebt· aMe .i<u ciutlouaty qu'IIIIrle<! But it was tbJ, hrt~t of several indicatiqns 't.JPtt tl).e ""!' 8•30 9·00 9 3G 10 00 10,48 'I 00 .Mat.p.ee Theatrt' Kremlin us Modern :aomlncea ~,oo ~ 'iO ~ . 30 0:2$ o·so 10 00 10:31) J! 00 !1·30 12,oq 12:30 11'10 Aunt Dru Show Howdy Dood) Howd;y Doody tl·UI 11 30 IATUltDA'Y SliD O• 1:30 Blr St017 St"J' Staa:e Cavaleade of ~ : 30 led Barber's Coroot,'l.News HQdline~~ , -G~att$t To"lgbl ' ' &krKt.. Jlo5i-tWo. ' llf lamlliJr• .. 3•00 ~Butetholl 6,00 4 lim Jr. s!( sur;rr · N•ws • 111:10 11:40 - I 12:00 ~ 'IV'!): ' 1UO' Cha'Ptl 1·OO t~.,.plolitJ>t~ Bowllq 2:00 Talent S)lowca.e :rv 2.30 vtdh w- ro Kaow 1:30 Zoo. P.aradoe t,oo uo rl,oo ~, 30 6.e 7'(10 bl o ·---~~~~~~~ • due to lrabea April 3. VaeCOBA s.lecttd SIRES Bit Parade SQ!>rto Hodllneo Dli-b7 1:!0 Slilt Ow·~ o 0D I ll'liD chi)} Hither Profits . I~ ~~~Ui!io~~ · I !l·QI) 10:~ ------ might be ready to do bwine~s A ' new RUSIII&D disar~ment plan SUNPAY sUbmitted aJ: tlie LOndon meetina: 10.10 stgn ob al&O failed to include the previ· 10 IS Cbtlstlan, Sclenc:e Proaram ous Kremlin lns\stencc on a ttat 10:30 'Wh4t Ori~~t Penton Can Do ban on nuclear weapons as the 11:00 Thi.s iJ tbe r.lfo {iP 1. move. ll :SO :Man to Man 11:4G ~ ... Porade · Dale Hut r0fl0111 he 1o ........ ID 1bGp and~.hq Powell, Arthur Jolmlon, Joha·Pipe and Georp Donob., are ......_ him •• tbJI driU. Be ... I!REED FOR · ... B·OO PerTJ Co~o 9:00 Peoples Are PwJ,.. 7,3~ ' ~!Um!4··~ Too Tin Dl 1 Plr!J the_., ' Fury Cartoon Carnival 3:00 Dr. 1!11.... Joaeph Glen11 report, t.Ut ... H1eeted U.. aell lor h1l ,project. llolaod WoUe repon. lhol.lle . . . -.cl leapedeof, lor of b1o bay proj«L Figbts of C.tllr · CbUdren~ COf!ler oaaa Pinky Le &hop. i:S~~;olb ij:OI) Ruy B·:W n•,;.o 1.00 Satul'da1, And,'• c;lark Gridy repc><U tbot 10e eeted hll IIGtl lot' hlo tomato Jed IU ia matlna 1 bile liCk Waterfront -- - ------ -- W,lnchel,f • tq&oae• Ctl>to1a Z.Ro 1,00 Farmtr Click ~00 of nve thousand tomato~:~. Gr COOJeQM·a~ 1 11,011 Weathercast P"• 4,30 , Queen for a Coke Time BOO ltnth ~l)ll'"'tour Nest 39 rather 1:00 Current 2.00 Cowrt at ;ijonte Cristo 2:~ C&EQera G~;t111 to Scboo) 1~ Jaek Teaford nporll tho! 110 ~!itt ••tecl«< bbo lalld ,.. . . _ Joel lie plano lo lab I prijolll 7:45 Ntws Carann 4:00 Date with Lito :L Hope was expres!fil m allled eaprlals ttrat tbe btg powers might at last get Btarted on tlle way ..toward a tlisarmament agree- I ' I us 7 •30 , -- B.t'l'T.Blt I . ' . . Ease Winter .. Worries with: e s . Wide Wld!o World NICHOLS Qti*Smith C.ptala QoUI!III' Meet tbe Prus G..p,l BetmODY Bo.ll New• Picture '. 3191 Liberae- a INDIAN RIVER• 'leqr CODA Ttdutlelaa 'b .Aa: Nev Ae Your CIO$RS • RacinE, Rt. 1 llhnhrllla•) 7,30 Swlday S{>eol¥ular 8,00 Comeay Bour ~:00 Tl'!ev"""' Play~ 10:00 Lo~;etta YOUDJ 'ibQw -. 10:30 Juatiee u,oo NICHOLS CROSSES Trpaure Thoalrt 1:00 SliD Of! lt is almost umvcrsully 11a1d that teachers are underpaid . Dr Gould as:rces-but polnti out that whut L'i usually left unsold IIJ that the JHtllation is stentlll,r improving, Sal aries of $11,000 for clns~room teAeh ers are not uncommon now and state after dMtc has rshwd the rm Jlimums Also, he ndd11 · 1n many And h• took th• cup, tnd ••" other walkJI ()£ life thll ..financial thanks. and tift It tG therri) tt<lurru; are not as great as one ••ylng, Drink Y• all of lt. (Mit mttht suppose TherB l.s o areal th•w 26:27.) PRAYER Our Father, we tl:lunk plateau at about the $1,000 to $9,000 a yeur level for em,loyces Thee for the Masler- for His Son- Growing problems. change to growing profita when you switch to rrovico. Not jlllt a Wtter BroUer feed but a leed In bUI:Ineaa and tndusu·y whlr.h on· ship to ThN!:, His hfe on ea1 th, 1Y a companttive few mnnllge to Htij lf'achm heulmg, and s~rv g.::t beyond." As lor teacher, Dr ing We 111 c .~~: ratelul (o.r. His ex Gould is convinced thot economic IHlll,lle of lh~ankllgJvipJC !or tht~ prol{J:en will conlmue, and at an pmdc ~w or JUVJng Ill~ very l1fe acreleratcd re~e-and that unpro· for ma.nkmd Help Yll to be faith~ vemenl In luchet quulLly will do ful dJ sdp\cs of Ill ~ h llts name. much to spe-ed and lncrt·u ~ ~ rman I Anwn opeeifi<ally lormulat.ecllor faster BroUtr Orowt~J. r .. ' . PROVICO MILLING & FEED CO. ---[)AllY CROSSWORD .WRO!I,. 1 Mltufe r; Pin ror roa,upc (lleat 9 ~n hltecttve apnt 10 Ha1f· fnMnl 12. Ehttlca~ lS Nu 14 Little chUd 1:1- Bmloll deprt'ulcn 1d Sun cod lT Conatltuent 18 Li(ht bed 2iJ hrform 21 Foot ..•• 22 ' 4 Eu1:1t by IIOulh (6tJbl J 0 Tip t1 Football ~.! ._.., l,, . ' '" ol ,..,~­ .- Franc~ kick 8 A tell 1hnp 9 Frfllnchl15e 11 Tit b'Jeta u11ed !n·early achoQia lh• lion. .... Hurt. 24 Frcti!A 13 Aperture 1!5 ~dom 18 Hair on II.Orl'l Rt'Ck wa.ler 2ti. Mnnur•c · 19 Crioek 28. Rowed JO A Ahade of brown 21 •... _,..,_. A min. T.rndla tpod) 23 ,.0 lell'tr manage a •aUbout l~ 'liii..l!"•'b'" ture 27 Deteat " Ht>l(•n F. Lcifh••Jt, 111 !iA, bury Lo Chnl'le1 Kurr. j 31 CaJJowa rope 31 A \lallty 1 Q, 11:ymo11 d nnd Edna 0 \\'elch 'i3A, Scti)Hl to E l( ond Ellza~eth 1 S. Con;~ut , · H. llarr~ 10 Slate E RC'xrond, o( 60A, ·NEW iOIIC FEED ASSE•Mil r IN . ALL.· NEW' . ' . O .A 'N b K . E ~ BALEff.. ... Still s ~ O~ive Oblo LOll 'TO USS ?HAN Herhert H Hamna, dee cert f.Qt tran~ J,!; dJqr1 t.,o Rathe and W4d0 \hnj"'. Herbert K. Ha.Qlna. flee , cerl •ol'- trans J;lecUord to H.. ltn! H1m ' na:. Marjorie 1 Woodyard, Shirley ' ' Woodyard. Genhcim~r Ohm and Razena i10.7A, Ch~sttr tO W111lam R 1md Betty G Knight. Vlrginia ' K. . lind WlliLam A Smith. lot, Pomeroy to Leslie F. and Phylh~ D. Fult:t. Rolland and Jeule Dodderer, 2A 930 Tol Rll Olive to J)lmes Duvlll. tta1el Moore formerly Ste~l1. W. ~cl WilHam M:oore, lot, ?!Qd· dleport to Hnrry W. ona Edna J;. Cral,. FoJJ.ter and Vtoln M~ DeWitl· 24A J'31 ~ R13 Sal\sbqty Lotti~ ,Ob.'en ii:Jet,' t. IJ .. lrl Curl :Mad9)1~9 W. Brown. I l ¥PHZFICJ' ' IPP'C!' ' wWl\V~~ __ .., •• ...,._. ! .., 1 J. W. and Clarice Worley, coqt .and $•~ Chesler to Ml(dohnq "· Bro~~· Mary t..ou C4tck.tr)l•lvl' ~ i""'"' Par· ··~ 1.01' SEED . ,. J. W. Worley "11-d Cl-.rice WCJ"o ley, CQ4j l!ld ,.,, Ul!onorl, lb , ~ ~*'l!:m Quatollao ~· ~~~ ~J'LJ' MJLU . of ton, two knives llld be il; m.U:in1 • Pieture frame. ·"' L.. Paul &t Mar, Ford 7 ,00 Lifo of !111•7 Dib.e: Done School 13:.90 lw tharpened s,<o Netn flctUN 10 : ~0 J:.rnie Kovacs Show 1100 llqlltQ 3· THE GOOO -- I ACase For The Teacher Unltflt ~.ceq StiH Corrwpondtnt 10•00 ' 6,00 Wild Bill l!ickoll 6,30 epon.s Eye FI\IDAT B:M ~ill> OD 7,00 Tod1y 9,oo Coffee Tlm-. ' two• pain G«~ri, Albert •RiU - . ..-fertJhzer . • •. • ~ t'«)W • !. ' �\ ftii~y1 MarGft ~.t.\9te ' ' 1 . ~~ I · 111 ------·~----~---~----~=-----~~~-·~·?~¥~·~~~~~:~~~~ _T "ei\i(ltWar u. ruing Stron·_ .. - .- · -------- ~--------------~------~·----- · SikVIOI~:,. ,JkrJJardV.Fukz ·ffifJJDG£-k(NO EstablIS• hes ·------~--~----T ~ ~~~~~~d MT. OLIVE 1 Slt"ve 8111!'b ft'U ud bi'Ote "' The.._ IWn:. <Mi ndll K~lltr ud ~f rll •v MARY PIERCE of clrovf' •..ac JJew 'f'ltuWrd- TbutiWtly. Mn.· Xti!I'J' j ll1 anha Coffman of Vte-nn a. L ' a •· ' I Jr m Pridt y ni(bt and Waf I' Orr \lr a nd Mra. 'fom McA t1 e.., and llu l hl:' Shaf'(·kel Clinic . ~1r . 'h rrv Bush •penl twa 6 "'~ I t ~o vitit hH ..UJbC. Jan•Ue ~ ti u :1nd ~&-s . ftpx Summe•·fi.· Jd and o,~u h hu grandpareat~t Mr. 1.1 ta nuus tr•iaJn1, Mn.. Orr tt> famll)o·. Mn Henry Barr and rh JI loth Rdty Pi got1. iht,ad tbf funeal ql I rebtl\' 1' dt(1l 11nd M1''1 I.Mf!ftA W61f and DNntlrd V. Fultz, formrrly llr, lb.... 1r;1d ·W:rt.· D&lt , Adam• "' childrfn , Mr. 11nd Mr ~. Ge.orgP Mr an.1 Mu . Df.ove!' Chilliwtht', ~ounced today that ~ Sobjna. 0 .• ar:e vidUDf h~rt . I Bu.•h and ehildre-n ~ pt-nt Su.nda ~· son spt>nl Saturday JJC bas estal!li.-hcJ a law ofllet io . Junjor H,annum it 1(). ~ wJt h Mr. and ·MN Rdt>y Pigott. Mr . and Mrs. L 0.. . the PomfJ'oy ..N•t~onaJ- Bank build· ) ..~..,-~ . M d y Albet1 .. ltf'r. bd M'~. Kemm~ Da\1 •!1 . 1 Mr and Mrs. Willa rd P1gott and r. an ' l'l . ing on Stcond Strl!el . M'~rtc iln4 Johf.n\) *ltent:Jtd a daughtfrs vi!liiE"d Mr and \f n. were 11uppn guests of · . btrlbday JXar1t at ttJ:. and Mn Rt.)' Bu!ii h Sunrfa)' Mrs. Willard Plgott T~·~liy. Fultz, wtlo retldet: on ChNtnut Geori;4! Sta"rcbtrs foi tbetr d&uah Mr. and Mn . Rei Bail.et Ofrl Basban .•. lu I I 1 I I ~raduated . ttr, kary Kltbtrine Street . Middleport, 1 ·,,· tlres At - Pricel!_, · • •PaW'Il,.LS . , . STATION iifd'dle'\oolt; ;(:Oil • 'Ohio a aml MrL , Harty Snyder Moll~ay. aiid . TUeaday i~ wttli: .their, ~n l•·l•JI ' ·.. Mr. and '11n. Walb ii¢on spent Sund•r with· their douahttr lli'a. Junior P~elps and childrt~. Mrs. Dora stntten lllpent .Mbri· night with Mrs. Chorles Eb· ''• ., · r ~ .. , AI2C Ll!ighto~ 'L. llpyd, Racine. Q~io, . arrived.- at Kefiavik rnt6- nat1oiult Ati-pbrt, ( 0"' ' :A"'OUN'·D THE ' 'roWN 11' VOU LIKII) $14.95 .. ' ' ' 'tiMIVi! If... ' R. .' • SEr · YOUk • • IT... O\NN ITr ' NIA~IST ' • • •J L...g ·s~v~o · ar·.a·e ' . ~~-=-~-~-;;·:·-~·.'D:..:I~A:.:L!UI..::::·=.;-::·-~·~-~-~-~;.=; ~~~;:;;;~,;,;..- 'the t)M't h Of Your C~oice ~~te~ S:'-11day ' ' ,, Vr'. aua ~:. lflfl. .•. uM.ur'~·T·ay,or .,, dau:Lt•i.• I · I . ~ ~ . r~~~o~f~c~·o~lu~m~bu~•~<~p~en~t~l~h~<~ld~r.~o~n~d~lolr~l~-~~~~8~o•~h~..~i; SA.V'E ITS EAASY AT lijoy ·' Foil $299.00 fi SAVE ON POWER MOWERS! ; ""I ~ ~ ::> I ROOMS OF ·"' New· Furl'iiture "' -~ BAKER "' FURNitURE &:. Ill:: :( Men's &S Oa The Brta:htPSr Comer ~ lu Mlddl~PDJ"f ~BAKER PURI\liTIIRI! ~ IWII Fast And Side Walk Women's . ,SKATES SHOE SKATES ·1.79 to 4.95 14.95 to 17 95 Broadcd"Sting the Amazil'lg Results She's Had With · · pOpulation !rom \he ""'lor and indulllrh1.l centel'f!' In .a which narrow1 at ope point to en mUea there ls no place to ao. pfc-eiae figures have been leased here on Soviet arms ments to Egypt. They tn_clude Mlg righters, rnor~ than 80 lly101~[~ [ bombers, ~~ medium Stalin tanks, two sul'!"<tri,~s hundreds of heavy , :..u!Uplr ¢~:~~~~ba,t\~:;le~Katusha .•• ;. . which helped IN POMEROY COME IN AND LOOK AROUND ~~ . FUN! WE IIANDLE ALL PARTS -,,... VAN·O·F~AT for Walls :· • ., • Sh~'d naYOr havt betltvtd • hew ...... ''"' $1.39 · 01udl fun oM· cOUld haft do· htr walh - ...;, htr bt ...:...... HOUI~riiui~M the batHe of Stntingrad. · It's believed more than haU these 'sblpin~l;lts already hive arrived. Some DyUshlns are already 1 ,,.. fin• qvolit)- brootn am, b;.~o~nd N6 ~.t ... No.Obli;atlon ' ' days IUs ··~ agO by Premier DavicJ Ben Gilrion. whO told ·a labor cOnfer· enee: ' ' · 1 \WI• . witfl S strong- strtchit!tl. Huffy Sunbeam· MO-.Iet ' ' • Ertchicor . ' " ~Jhe.~· s~~ -4-w~r~. M'lrt~i!!( ~tua ·~- 11, h-''e pretty much come to accrpt that war is likely. 1heir fears were- expressed a few -~ .~ Ao·c1 DENT I'N.S URANiG:I _.· -· rC~(iR'd, for , as· Tbe bombers are stationed at ~ienment to tbe Iceland Air De , fense FOrce. , Egypt's Canal 2one alrbases, l'es~ The Iceland Aid Defense Force than 30 minutes fiylng time frOID i.$ re~pOI;J.lllble, tor the air defense ll!rael's major cities and evr-n or lceland, and the malnte~'•ce closer to Its forward airfields in th'e of air and .sea rescue r en reoSinai deJert. fui!ling !aeillh~~ rar com'mircial The Jews admit frankly there is 1and Mllilary A•r TransPort Ser· nothing to stop them unlm"o'<det•htcol vice tra,~oceanic ain·rnft'. West supptlea them with fighter pianos. U war comes, Israel's Uny r.ir. BIITHDil'i' PARTY , Mr. tmd ~Iri. Garrett Ch'risty force, composed of ou1J11oded trlthh Meter jets nt lt'ast 100 milts entertamcd members ot thi sen· slower than Egpyt's Mlg 15s will ior class of 1'upw)t!rs Plains High strlke back. But not even Britain's !jlchool ~ith a birthd,•y Jltl'rt)' in famed "few" of 1he RAF fac('d honor or "thC l'"lth birthday of tl\eir ttBughter Jane't· greater odds. A lun'eh was sen:Hold Air Alerh . Air .raid sheJters a~e being l;luilt ed by the "hoste!!S eonsJsti,ng of cream, cake, candy mints, and in all btl population centers. The eb'IP:s, orD.nge puh'ch· and first prictlce aler~s were held 1 few days ag~> in Haifa and ab.eba, But evet-yone here r•~::~;: that against jet bombM"S .d ers it's pretty aead4!:mic. Nor ean there be any ev8.cuat~on of Israel'a 1 After Attending ' Were Mr an.d Yrs Elbt': Biutlf and son~ sp"'nt Friday eventna . 'f~ Wiil'!it~ ivot !>it sisler. ~ -·~ -:.. d MJ'8 ::t trner aa .editor of the ~w J ourna! :.a mem- 1 nq._. Iii 'visited wlt"b btl- fa. l>et o1 tho Oelt• 'l'h~a. Phi l<! , 1Jier W'ni: lled!i fratemlty and at the 1845 lleUutn . • l • • o! the Ohio ,State l.egUlature, Jie M;, dd !Irs. A. H. Ct~rtll; re &e'l'Ved as a Jetislatlve assistant in tct-· Dfyton to visit their le&isiativt refer-eo~ J:,uteau. Mrs. Charles Rathburn , . and Mrs. Wm. 1)4r. si~ mo'nth ol4 At Ohio StaU. be was man:agjnt . •. Jr: Kollv 800xl8 1 Van Wei-( ..c'OuWY , aft.li they have be" servtd. Wltcs1•161e ' p'•r()y. rrllm State U'•i.vctstly ilfr · liM Mrs Date Patt'fnburg Adams ind I of La~otuo in Dec!ember of liMSchool! •itb Fa-nnie kdanu a JurousAlol'>oetor at. I •lilt""< Satordoy ' t tended Gt11ndeDegree: CoJle.ce,he and te<!eived a de~e ~ Eduntjoo Gleanl Milh01n t'iJ1te4 S.tur· f""" Ohio WOrt- i• IM9. A d1y with Mr. and llrt. Dwight member of the Arftand11 LDdKe Mf 'MilMan .. F. &: A. M. sptht thre.e years In~ Oliv..e Grange met •PridiY even-the U.. ~ Army; '• . married to lng. A* the ont meetina the 1~ (orJ9er B:etty Jc;.a._a ~inn of . btrt~y and Eute.r dinner wlll 1 () ac Sri,~-.inyl hoM~, 9uarantud f.too )'toll:. f:'IIU.flo• '-'ron coUpt.ngr.. .. "I" , · GOsoline • Briggs ~~~~ C,illlon Moton ~~.95 t20,000 !niwUoe ~w1111i6 Dealer on~ • • 4" ., "· '~'w. Jced il tun when IJOU ·Oil. out of the ry•••••t lnl.d aft 0.1.11 ' IRJNQ Till$ AIJ WITH YOU Ul'id wa''J ? AND SAVE $5.000 . T· .,.~,~­ S"Ea..V NIW TJIIADS ~ " , l I 1 • $44.95 b.CHANGI AppRe~ j ~h &eund tir• bar;fle, pr qf) .10l"' I!Qi.n 1ires. So~ !ifetimo ~~atO"ntle ~~ new t<res. . 21~ '· ••outb '' 49.95 ~·· , Some pr;c;o ro.- oil 6-volt J.iic-11 All 12-volt 1iztH Driud at Oftlr JB.45, (U C ~Or,~e, Speed) bihs with Rosfr.y color li~e tlu~ Mw cor~. New F.rCntoil..- 1 7S tires. Bo~,· or 9irls', ~J USE eMil BUDGET PAYMENT PIAN .• ~ tan dehvery now . • pay liiterl -,, hi and R FIRESTONE ' • ' '" -. DEALER. STORE ' OF fOWN..:.MIDI>LEP0R1' · �--,.---......-- -- • _ _ _P_ag-=-e_S_hc_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:--_ _ _ _ _ _ _..;.The.:..:=....:Do~il>:t...=.Se;::n.;;.t::..in=e:!.I,.:..P::..ome:=r:=o!_y-.:..:M:::_i=dd:.:l.:!epo:.::_rt:!.'..:Oh::.:.:.::.l~-- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _·::..:.Friday, March 30, 1956 For Rent- WANT ADS NEW HAVEN SOCIETY STJVERSVILLE [th:·~~ar~ :-:0 ~~~ ~ ( 141 LEGAL NOTIC._ Home DemoDBtration Fot roott-FURNISI!ED APAIIT· AUSTIN BYRNE, IKI. :teth Av• ~feeta Recently ·Thunday and Friday. .taa&lfted Alll • ;x:elY..... Wj ........ MENT , 3 rooms and bat b, pri- DUl , St. Petel"libw-.:. Flond.a; Alt~r Gvilcl 1 Middlebourne, W. Va in April IV IVA CAit,IHTER The Home Oemon.stratlon Clllb ntf' , Nor th &>conrl ~~ . Middle- UL\:\IS HYltNE, 4~lj 42nd An>- E TheD Reedsvi lle Lon g l:lo1tom The Lutheran Altar Gwld met Secret Sister G1fti were exchaogf'<1 Tl'rn Bradford, Racine . 5pent will meet .at the borne ol NeiUe II( wtU be publl.ibed the JUDe l.lf u rec=cJ.red. purt Call 440 ~I 01 :.:4! y !'it t'er ~:.tHI'rg, t 'londa, Vl.RG!NlA thorn~ emo~;;atw;;_ Club met at 1 rf't'Pntly at the chu~h. Mrs How· I by the groups. Eighteen mem ber;:; tbe we-tktnd Wllh •Mar.:ard Dru ~t Parll: cr on Thur&day , April 5, !rom All \L\\, 17U l .East Sr"o'e6lll An:eth omhl!' 0 rbs amlj" .Buckley ~ a1 J W::gc nhals, prGgram leader allenr1C'd Mrs. Fannie IJurst and d.11ugh· IO 30 to 3 30 "Aiumiaum traya" 3•28.3 1t_. tutes: 2 cents per WON!, Clboe Ia· "o\J e1g ' mem en present The 1 h G ' 1 Sc d T I' "" •b g " ' 1 v1....-l nut <.~ r .... r, ur. n c:. •••Ill&, le~o f lh d '" M k or I e meeung. the topiC be1ng tr 0\lb ler an erri Bradlord were tn t sthcsubJecltob~t.aughtbyRacbtett.Joo. M.lDam:~m ebarlto hJc,Sev~ n.l chol<'t" dpon·tmlnt.s m •M1d· lil-.rl '< Wt.JLAL, Run.l Houle No. 111 n or e a.r was a ln& , '" A Ch ristian u the Highest St yli' The G1 rl Scouts met Thun.do.y Pomeroy Sunday. cl t.:uthnc .. nd Glno; lloyle.5. 4 ee.nta pd word for tbre. .a~~ d1eport, two 1n ...,ew Haven. l \\;ncn}. West \'J.Tguu.a, WAlD .•• um.nt.;:n T:-a:;~. The follo~wg CJf m.an " Mrs J V McGre-w gave at Hamptoru: The groups did baskMr and Mrs. Harold Van Met~ t were elected : Prt>sJdent · Ttu 1er s pace loqutre 644 Broad AK!'\Ui.JJ W a r • a w, 1Dd1an.a; OffJct'rs HCULIYe iJllertiODI. Mt W'll S . VI ~ d 1• 1 the devotions, A Altar Gutld QU'l:z: etry and sewtng. Those present Eut Lnerpool reports the birth I 1 M dd l "2 1 I! " OMM•'"VILLE P t s oee; ... est eo · of offtcers were S ue IIen Good ntgbt, Dons El . I of a son, grandson of Mr. and Mr~ 1 eport ~$pedal-ODe mom~ fur za Ct!D.t.l way, .:r 1-t r.L ::. £<.1• · otn Mrs Warrenwa•n; PickeD.S Secretary: wa.~ giVen and election '2 Jo'tve. room mod.,. Pl ra~ant , West V1r,1Un1a; DR. Mrs Donald Myers, PubilcJty h~ld wttb Mrs Howan Wagenhals l1ot. Susanne Wolpert., Anna Yon- Chas VanMeter Moke o Dote pw worcl APART· ED:'>oA uE'rrLES, Potnt Pleasant, rf'elected as leader and Mrs W!l. ker, Donna Sm'i.th and leaders Mrs , MENTS , W1th laundry and car " an d .•u " · :. I wtth'theN-•t Full rate ot 2. «Dta pe: word .uJ · W1•st Yug m1a, Zi:.U:IA HEALEY, Chatrnum, .Mrs Harold Mass1:1r !Jam McFarland as secretary and Hampton and Mrs John Fry I A son wa. bor n t o :...r. be cbarged for adverluln& tf not age A. N Bt>nl!'el. 1-24-tf A lb uquery_uc, New .M~JIJco; EDITH Next meetmg to be at the lrl'asurer. E. U. a. ~ R. R Durst March 20, .,.....l.llv£ uetun: Ule ~~tb ut ~ 1 SLOA"' /{ural Kou tf', ~'l!lche:~ler, Reedsvlll~ Melho .Jsi Church base l!o~tcsses were Mrs Mary West A Leadership Trairung Srhuol Mrs Edra Bush, Sp11ler 1s VL~I l uunl.b lollowtn& l.n.sertion. ~~'ot: reM-tC:xtebAOG t..ddera. lnu Lo.~nd t.L.\tA PUSS£, RuraJ mcnt 0 0 Apnl :lS Mrs Wagenhals . Mrs McGrew, Mrs' wtll be held at the New Haven 1ng Mr. and Mr.s. R. R. Durst Scaffold Boardi., Drop Clot.bl. Ruult \\'Jnth(':>tcr, lndl.ilna, LUDon Brown, Mrs Bob Juhnson, E U. B Church from Apnl 8-13 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brewer _. n:~rs w Adv~Qi -ShtHtJd D~ Clinton Fiabe.r, Middleport. 1 t JLt. \ OATt.S. Rural Roule, WmPAS$ES STATE EXAM J 1\frs Lew Roush and Mrs Lester The sehool sponsored by the Pt <~nd son were recent ~:uesls uf . epurted unr..llOJai ·JI.). lhe lJat:..Y Phone U26S-X. 11 ·1-t1 ch.~tt·J lnclt lin<~ IW TI:i WRJGHT Dorothy Warner has rece1ved l Ohhnger. OtheM presen~ were Pleasant E U B DistriCt Men .two parents Mr. and Mrs A c .>tllLIDd will no1. btl responrdbJe l'or rent-Electric wall per I! Jth nn.. nd, lnd 1~na, RAY TRACY: word that she hall successfully pu- Mrs Harry Layne, Mh11 Lelah Pow- , Au;istlng the teaching wtll ~ }tev Brewer. · uu more than one mcorrect ateamer. CUnt.c.n Yiaher, piMid- lJtl lbxwt>ll Street, Ch.atleston, sed her State Board examlnaUoo 11!'11 AINJ Paul SchneJMr. Mrs Ray D L . Sayre, Rev Wtlburn Ray The WSCS met with Mrs Audra «UOD. 11-l-tl \\ hi Vlfj:tnJa JESSIE I-IOLM&i, after completmg the course at the ! mond Peters, and Mrs . Wtlham Rev Forrest Murray and Mn Ed- Brewer Wednesday. · 1 dleport. Ph. 6285-X. .. ... ..1 l''ha.n.Ju:. an4 ~pt'dal N~ --~-----. - -- . l hu Jgo ll llnnLS, MJ\ 'iTE MAT-~ Poro Sch(lol of Cosmetolugy, Col- Powell. }the &ott andRe\' K. J &ott w11l r:vmtl prtoted at re,cu· 1 Wanted~ouplt• or smgle penon 11lt.\\ :-., Parkersburg, West Vu-- umbus. She 1s the daughter of Mr Stwlrtt Club be the Dean Mr. and Mrs. Reeves o! Joppa UC:ell u.. to share a home . All modern con guua, MLLDN.J:;D HL!fFMAN , 3Ql and Mrs. John Warner, Rutland, The Bend Sewing Club ml'!t at P•rwn•ll called on Eber Carpenter and =~~~~:1 pe~:~~:.l• vemences Call 302-M 3-26-6tc t-••••,t Elm Street, :Mor.roe, .M1ch1· and a graduate of Rutland Hiieh the home of Mrs. N 0 Wein in Mr. and Mrs Earl Caldwell and Camtly WedneSday afternoon. COWIE IN AND ~·•II ~lliliLE SPOONER, l28l,l School. Hartlord. Those present wert' son of Belpre, Ohio, vmled friends Mrs Mat' McLeod of Belpre and JU'&ed Adl re.:elYed b)' ma11 or Lnrndtr Street, Monroe, Mich1· Mrll Uoyd Rousb, Mrs. Herman here Sunday Mr and Mrs. Roas Wolfe of ColFor or .aepliOIW: e,IVti.D. caa-.aw at;....D g<~n J C (t:ARSONJ HOOD, 347 Layne, Mrs. W T. Stone, Mrs. PhiMr. and Mrs Don Bumgardner umbus were recent g"eosts. of theLr TVt·o wheelTRAILERS, 4' x 7 ~1j ~outh Fourth Street , Sagmaw, NOTICE Up W~ert. Hrs. A. B. Woodrum and daught('r of Beverly, Ohio , parents, M:r, and Mrs. Davtd - "-• , - - - j steel frames. Will sell or trade ~!llhl.( rt n , l::lt.:RNARD A.RJ\IOLD, The Nort'hfrn LOcal Sc!bool Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Mrs Hugo Juh- visited Mrs Freda Hart on Sun- Wolfe. ' , 1 , -...011Ces for anything of value. Marshall whose ta~t known address is un- Board wdl offw at pubhc auoti<m ling, MNJ. L. J Rutten(!Utter, Mrs. day. M d Mr W'lb B h 5· 1 lLC Mill · J B db h l<.nuwn , WILLIAM ARNOLD, JR., u, -~• 31 , 1 ~ at 2 p m the.._,_ L. C. Roush, Mrs. P'. A. Batey, Mrs • Carol Roush, shopped 10 Charlesr 30 ure • 1 oua EL£(;TR0NlC ~t:CHEer, r. ra ury, 0 10. .u... ..,., tJ\19 '"""" Mr E L 8,. 1 M wtre m Pomeroy Friday. whose la.llt known address JS Col· room frame bu1ildtng Sola! 2-i'r'tl J L Stewart. s. • IX n. rs ton on Monday 3 28-efp TAR\' TAKE YOUH. WA."iT . ' umbus, Ohm, Blanche Wagner, Mlf.J !lt. at the Ha:rri~ raul Scally. Mrs. H. A Andrews John Powell rec=e1ved his dis- Charles McKelvey of Brlprt /illS AT YOU& CONVENIENCit · New called on Eber Carpenter and ~,) W whose last kn(lwu a(.[dl'('ss wa! Col - ..,h-~ 51._ """A .,._...,.,_, •...: .. ,·._ and Mrs. 0 tte Rous b chan~e 1rom t h e U. S . A rmy m Uy 1 1 II _IN __ ~EVENINGS_. CAU.. J_~· etD Onted umbw, Ohto; Al l the unknown ~the~':'v~""';r('~ iC:.da· Awdliary York and armed home on Wed· ami Y recen iNCOME TAX SEB.VIC&. Gall - - -- - - - · hctrs, dC\' t ~ et.'s , legatees, E'Xl'CU• .tkm arul (ooter .00 rlf'lfl..ldrtg uti Th~ Women's Aull'iliary met nesday. Mr and Mrs . Stdney Durst .lliddleport 6215 Mr. and Mrs,. Bm Horner and !llpent Tuesday wttb l': be.r Car2 .3-U MARRIED MAN for dauy and tors, adm tmstrators, and ass1gos all debri&. 11he bulMinc mlllt be Monday evening at tbe Leg~.on Hall - __ general farm work Hou~e. mllk, of MAUI...il~ CAHSON, dc-::eascd; ed bet A 1$ The tlub voted to pur-chase 1000 daughter of Paduka, Ky were rec- penter and famlly •tOCJND THE TOWN) and garden furml'ht'd Arthur All the unknown h.etr~. devlliees, ~~st. All ':~mdu.d"::: Poppil's fQr ttus Poppy Day Sale j ently vi~itors at Mr and Mrs. Her· Mrs. Olive Talbott called on 0 0 , 1'\u,U ~et ft(..~ If YOCJ LIKE I ___ _ _ Orr, BQhan- addrcs.s Long legateE".s, ~·x..ocutor~. adm1m.sLra· 1-igbt.IS a'll<f plumbin'(, st.oYwl Uld fhe group also v~ to send ten man Layne Soon they w11l mho,.wi\0 Mr. abd .Mrs. Ben Bfewer Th.urs1 11 8. H. BAWLING SONS CO. • 2t Bottom, Ohto._ ... _ _ 3-303tp tor~. ana wsstgn~ or MiLTON AR- me., are to be rretained. An admt"Dlbers to the sprmg eon erence 1 Fort Worth, Tex. where e day afternoon. hour Wn~k:er Servace. Day $2 00 HOURLY p085tble dolnc light NOLD, deceased, All the unknown t:ionuJ $lOO 00 idl be . bt' employed. SEE YOUR Pbone 6227. Night Phone 6009work at home. No experience .ne- heJr~. drv1sees, legatees, ffilecu- 1t'h · w l'l!qU.llfod trl M-Sgt and Mn Charles Ake Pearl Barringer is ill, NEAREST X. DODGE-PLYMOUTIJ DEALcessary. Wrlte SANCO Mf,i. Co tors, admtnLStrator~ Hnd asstJ:n.s of fOe ~est 1 r!:m~ I and Charlotte who recently r~ Lawrence Gluesencamp Jr., afERS. 3-6-U 7169 Beverly BIYd , Los Angeles WlLLJA..\1 L, ARNOLD, DEO;.AS· un on e I turned from Japan, were weekend ter spendmg: a 15 day furlouch 38, Cahf 3·29-2tp ED, All the unknown he1rs, d"· completely~aY lETTY CARLETON guests, of Mr and Mrs. Lewis Kars- with his parents, Mr. and Mrs ~· 1c=h.nik. Complele WJ-IEEL AUGNMENT, - - - - - - - - - vJsecs, legatees, executors, ad· By ~ of . nd R. Gluesencamp left for Guam bJ..;ii;nctng and brake serv1ce. EARN $40 WEEKLY COMM. SeW. mLDislrators and assigns Qf JA'M · MTIS', Pa4lhne Atl:u., Mr. 1 Mrs . . Geo~ge Bu~;h and [ Mrs l'!oyd Capehart . Mrs Bob one dfY last week. Hackett's Safety Service-, West ing Babywcar' No House Selling! ES BYRNE, deceased, wiiJ take A~:;e;:: ~~~lyD~~;~ O~~~~~:ls~:~n~:d:)~d Parton were shopping in Jlunhng· ~\1am Stred, Pomeroy, Ohio. Rush stamped 11ddreued envel- nohce that Lou1s .8. Vaughan, AdMn. Cl«k. MrsDouglall Circle and fam -~' ton, Monday Herschel Bates is absent £rom Phone 267. 56--tl opel Babywear, Warsaw, Indiana. mlnistrator of the ~tale of Lu- l-O, ]f), 23 , 30-<lk il and Florence Circle called on Wally Stewart ~f Morgantown, due , ta illness. 3-29-&tp cmda Arnold, dec~ased. ftled h1 s and Mrs. Ru.ssell Van Meter W Va. vts\led h1s parents, Mr "iiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lOJ t\uU.J ,l;Uit!) - - - - - :- --:- pet1tton on March 21, J956, Jn the . rsvlll Friday land Mrs. J L Stewart. . II!! Boy or g1rl wanted fol" new~paper 1 b o1 81 1ve • e d 1 d " !I 1 routc In Kerrs Run Area. Con'ru ate Court of Mcixs County, NOTfCI OF APPOINTMENT Mr. and Mn. Jame~ Clrclc and Ra.y Ward o a 1son, n . 1933 FORD' Cl ub Coup~. excellent 1 tact The Dilily Sentinel. 3-2~6tp ~htO Case Number l?. ll:lo alleR-, Admlnl•tr.trbr son of Dunbar, W Va spent Tues. HSI!mg htorc. condthon, radiO 'l.nd beater mg that the per~;ooal e.o.:tate of E•ttte of Wlllltm J. E)urr.t, da wltb Mfs Mur, Cir l Mrs. H L Dyer, Mrs f' A Rat $11~. Jimmy I' arsons, Inc=, . DK•awd ~r and Mrs G~or ec ~trcle 1 ey, Mrs Floyd Carmack, altended ,Middleport. 3 28-6lc - - - - - - - - - · - - - sa1d decedent ts lnsuffldent to 1 \ 18 J Employment pay h('r d1•hts Hnd that sa1d Lu~d M~ and Mr~ a Past Matro~s meeting at the NaticP. ie hereby givan 1h&t JMna Greal Bend 19~2 CIIEVROL~T. Powcr,:lld(', - - -· cmda Arnold IS sc1:z:ed m fee sim•l Mae ·MJI}er wh011e Post Office Ad· Wesley Circle of Dorcas called on home of Mrs Elml'r Marlm to Pt {•tdiO and heatru- low mileage, WANTI':D- CARPENTER WORK. pk of the followmg described drl.'ss 1s Pomeroy, Oh.1o. ha 11 been Mrs Mary Circle Sunday after· Pleasant $795 Jimmy Parsons, Inc Mid· Shinules, doors and other re- rl·al cstat1·. duly 8'(>p<llnted as Admim9t,.,1rix noon . - - - - -·- - - die port. 3 28-6tc p;:nr~. Virgil Teaford, Syracwe. Sttualt• 1n lhe Counh• of MeJgs, of the Estate~( Wiltham J Durst , Mrs Douglas Circle and family ~ SlatC' of Ohio. and 111 thr Town · I late of the Village of Pomeroy, and MISS Florence l'ircle vhutl'd ' B_U_l_C-cK-cF:-o-rd:r, rad\0 -and! _!:2_2 _9tp_ __ __ 1956 CHEVROLET Dol Rot !95L FORD 4 dr. R&H c.m. ship of Sal1~bury, !llld b('ln.,: In Me1g.s Counly, Oh.io, df'<'eued. Mr and M Ernest Johnson of BY MRS. JOHN DIEHL 1 11 bMutlful tu tone finish. pldy o\1rhauiH. U healer . tu - tonc ~ami, gootl I \2 ' tiuslnes~ ::,ervtc~ Fradwn No 6, Scl'I!On No 15, I Date<:! tlbiS l4t'h day of -~w·h. rhcshlrC s~iurdli' Attendance at Sundn School 1955 PLYMOUTH lelved•r• 2 1950 BUICK Super 4 dr RAH tm· ~. $795 J1mmy J arsons, In c. - - - - - - · Town Nn 2 and Range No 13 or 1958. J Clr ~ d d ht dr. RAH. Cl..n. Clun. Middleport. J2Btitc JOHN JIANDLI:>.:Y, Auctioneer, lhC' Ohtn t 'o;npany 's Purchase and Joh.n C. Raeon . Mr.~. oyce 1.' t' nn au~ cr ~larch 25 wa~ 71, of(:nng $1047_, 1954 CHEVROLET a.l Air 19SQ FORD VI 1 dr with ovar• 1 Phon(' 940.X. 3· 28-lf , . . , ' (arol and Mn. Sus1e Harrts o1 Mr ttnd Mrs Mearl Harm• ann 1949 DODG~ Forflor, rar.!io and ~or(' 1 1~ti<"U lilrl) bounded and ,Juugu o£ tht' Probate Court Great Bend spent Tuesday a£ter- <·hddren Sl A-lbans were Satur hard to111 Cfeln •• fMW· drift. • heatrr, hghl blue ftn ilih, $495 PLASf&RING escrl) as follow s, to- Wit · Mng~ Coun..ty, Ohio. . noon with. Mrs Mary Circle. Jay guc;t.s. o( her parcnb. Mr and 1953 BUICK Su,..- Mnl top 1949 CHEVROLET 4 dr R&H Vit'gil Walker J1mmy P<t.rsons, Jnc, MLdftle- 1 lh ~~mn 1 ~~ . lSif.t r.ofts Wl'll~ !rom (3) lH, 23 • 30-3te Barba~a Roush of Athens arn~·cd M~~ George Remhaw 1 loadH wilh Htro~~- Sh.arD. good fer mocl•l. port 3-28· 6tc Racmc, Ohto c ~ rlt_(ht corner of said Frac· l home Wedne1day for a wee)i.s Eas- 1 Joe ~\an:; ha 3 u~·t·n 1!1 for the 1953 FORD R1ndlwagon R&H 1949 PLY~lOUTH 2 d-r Doluxe, · - ,- . Phone Letart Fa.J1.s Spotlight. 1 ttOI'\ N(l h, then\·c Wt•st on the I NOTICE' OF APPOINTMENT I H·r vacation with her parents Mr pasl two wcck!S R&H, good ttres. 1 North !In(• of s111d fr!I<:Uon ~tl rods ' : 952 CADILLAC De\ tlle ha~tl top 3 ,2 _30tc Ad and Mrs. EdsoD Routh S R.a, U!WIS was a &(llf'st 1951 CHIVROLIET 2 elf. D•luxe 1941 PACKARD -4 dr R&H. NJU e llghl blue w1lh. white t - - -· to a IJlM·k walnut 6 mche~ 1n dta· I min 11tratar S h U d ~ a.mmy ) TMIIr cl•.•n. C_lean..._"1""~---~-top ~¥,Hl1l5. Blaettnar'll, l'ome- I RADIO & 'fELEVlSION SERVICE mfltN , thence With tl\e Rutland l1tat~ 6f L.wit V. Hu~t, DkNMd M~ an~:trs.i::t~.1 ,...t'tro:~a:d of hts grandparcnls M.r and Mrs. ' and .,._•ter ' 3-28-0tc I Phone 200 Cleland Appliance .and l hl'.~h· r Jlo·1d 201~ rod!l II) a Noltce 15 hereby gtven that J . on rs. I'Y ~r Orv111e Allen. roy Oh101 1946 CHEVR.9LET 2 door, R•dlo - ' · I Sture, 118 w Main St, Pomeroy stakr 011 ~aid r~ad Ill lht· South- B O'Brien whose Po,<;t Oft](·~ Ad• Sunday iJternool!. - ' Harry , Young has muved hus 1953 BUICK V8 Super {onvertlblc l23JI 111 JOOh Court Street Pomc· J.1r. and Mrs. I' rank Hudson and fanuly to West V1rgm1a. 1 h er<l t•r ore ' dress 1 · we11 1 corm•r v 1 a 1oCorson · ' SEE THESE AND MANY MORE 1lilffil 1Y o r ' Pomt·roy sprnt Sunday 1(ontllc J c f[ l'IS l:s on the ·Sll'k l·uupc, tntrnl!culatt•, $.195 Bluetdeeded to Jonathan h the ruy,· Ohio, has hel'n duly !lppomtSEE ONE OF THES& MEN Ioar's Pomt>ruy , Ohio :J 28-tHc For reliable hdlo and '1'\ repair, 'd i''d d F t, ·d Y. rJ· ed as Admlnl~lrator of the Estate wllh Mr and Mrs. Allf'n Taylor 11~1 HI tim wnllng. Eddi• Flf•- Gerald "Fuu" Jahnto'n.- Willis Le1dlngham call uot6-J. We ..ervice all !'IRI ' wat o:;er, eccasl' • of "LeWLs'V Hunt late of :\fctg&: Mr.andMrs.DanSmlthandfam. Sll'\{' ~:him and filmJlY CliJieJ 1955 BUICK VB Su{ler Riviera makes. Schmollll Appliance, ~:e~~: ~~~eh ~ r~~s a~nl9 lmk~ Couoty, OhiO, deceased. " iiY spent Sunday with Mr. a~d on h1s father, Tom Eblin a11d Paul OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9:00 P. M. 111t·ertng and £"oupl', powl·r P071100 f .g n AUddlepon, Ohio. 0-21-t.f t 1 R. con Dated tbLS 2oth dilly of March Mrs . Lawrence Smith and famlly Snydl•r and fanuly Sunclav . Phon• 604S-J 0 brake~ . hke new, $2796 Hlaela nmg of Laurel Chff ~lr and Mrs St~ve Eblin and an acre, n'Jore 1956 Watc.b Jlo. lnar ·~. P0moroy, Ol1io. 3 28-6tc QU!CK SERVICE oa or ll'ss. John c. Hacoo Dorothy Bush of Spiller spent r.h 1lrln-n and Mr. and Mr~; John pamng by Factorr Trained Cons1st1ng of a bOUM and Jot, 'T'o. • .,,d•y night with Linda Circle Di<•hl w"t" In G•llipOlt~ rl'cently 1 19M PONTIAC St;~r l'h1ef con· d b th l Judge of the. Probate C..:ou r t "" d ' ... watchmaker. COI..LJ.NS JEW& sn etng ~ same })roper Y Me-igs County, Ohio. Mr and Mr!l Harold' Glady an Mr. anrl Mrs Dtl'h.l attend erl the vertlblc eou pc, hght blue £m1sh, LERS, Prrnero:-o. l-8-U' family moved from deeded to Wilham L Arnold, de· (3 ) 23 30 4 the Lloyd funr-ra\ of Mrs. Ruth Wuod 3 one owner, $179~ . Bl!:il'lln.ar's, 1 cea!lcft, by the heirs of Edward ' ; ( ) 6 ~ lc Rou!lh fann to the Arlhur Orr Tht· small :.on of Mr and Mr~ Phone 6045-J POMf!!Oy, OhiO. 3· 26-6k I'OI<EMAN & ABBQTT T.V. iER. F~stH, ftC'ceru~cd, March. 24 1870. farm :Jt Bashan. Gl'r<lhl l~unm~ was taken t11 the VICE All makea Repaired by EJ. rhe pra~·l'r of stld JletJtl~n ls NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Mfl~s G. !"leral llolipltal Mo-nda} 19M: BUlCK Roadmasll•r converpert technletans. Phone 628f Y for the H<~lc of the abov£1 drsmhAdmlrtiJ.trator NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT t.ible coupe, smart twf).tonc grey Middleport. 8-lo-t.f ed real estate .accordmg to the Est1t. of Daniel M. WMner Admini1trator with black top, $99S. Blaet l!talules 1n such cases nwlc and DtcetMd l•t• .. of Carri• B. Hunt, DK•n•d 1 tnar's Po-mcroy, Oh10. 3-28-6tc ILU 1:11 - Notice IS hereby given that J. : provtdcd. Nollce 1.~ hereby gwen that Ji'r~ 19&2 BUICK Special 2.-door lll'flan. Th.c above named dl'h•ndants v Rice, whOile Post Office Addr~s B. O'Brt('O whoso ro11 t. Office Adsparkling two-tune green, shows will take further notice that they 18 Chc 11 tcr, Qh 10 na~ beeo duly dress l!i 100~ court Street, romIE SURI • INIURI £ood care, $873. Blaettnar':s, have bel'n made ]lAriJl'a defend- app<~lOted as Admmislratot of the eroy, Ob1o, ha!' been dub• appo'int· I with Pomeroy, Ohio. :us.atc Da\'I:>·Warner lnHurance Service Hnl to liaLd petition and tht~y arc Eslille of Dt.niel M. Waruer late ed u Administrator of the Estate rcqulrl'd lu an~wcr the l!Sille on of ('hest~r Township, Mei~:S C'ouo· o( Carrte 6. Hunt late of Fraoklin 101 W. Second St. 1948 JEEPSTERSTATION WA· or hC'Jorc lM 26th day uf May ty, Obw, dece¥ed. County, Ob 1o, deceased. Pomeroy, Ohio GON, overdrive, heater, good Dale C Warner, Ago~:~nt 19~6. Dated thl.!io 19th day of Marcb, Dated this 20tb day of March, ttrel, good ename. Private ownPhone 336 . X 6 1 ·Loui.o; B VauAh<m,• 95 19M. t·r. Will sacrlfl1:c for quick u1e Complete Une of Inuurlnlce AdmJnJ:;tr11 tor of the EsJohn C BHCOD John C Bacon Phone 6396 after :i 00 o'clock. Auto, t'tre, General LlablUty tate of Lueltlda ArMid, Judge o( the Pro.bate Court Judge of I he Probate Court _3_28_-tllp_- - : : - : - - ' - · 3-14-30tc dcn•as!'d. rLAlNTU''}'', •Meigs County, Oblo, Meigs Couoty, 0~10. (9) For f(3;;;1;;23;;;;;,,i;30;;;;;;(;;;41;;;6-,;;,i;31;;c:;;;.;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;(i;;3;;;)ii23i;;':;i30;;;;;;,i;(4i;il;;;6;;;-3;;1<;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ COMPLE'I'I!: lnauraaee Proteetloa 1 0 BRIEN AND O'BRIEN, Attornl'ys for Plaintiff. l.ife. Auto, Fire, Polio. C1U Don FOR FARM EQUUIMJ!;NT SEE USI (31 23, 30, (4) tl, 13, 20, 27; Mills. Middleport. Oblo We b:andle. r.akes, p11Dben. tnJo. <til 4-7tc ton!, dilal .... eU. Oliv« & FerGullon mercban4Jte. FultonAD unplanned pol -IUl"k dJnDI'II" Tbornpaon Traclor Sal~•. Pornoto be :st•rn•d Everyone l!j ~::::;~;~ roy, Ohio. 3-2whetb('r or Dol t bey are ell 1n tr .1y maktog, !bey may bring 1904 FARMALL CUB TRACTOR. lo work Oil . JJke aaw. Turn.ln& plow,, cult•· ' •o_m_r_l_h~_g _ti.J~~~rc _ ltt~l'r"_'_ '~~ _1_11 vaton, aew hay take. dtsc bar row. Gordon WolrP, 961 1-lyt~cll St., MJddl('port, Ohto. 3-283tc CJUb Fr:.,i.Jy, Mo.rd• . . ~0, ~ 1956 1 • orev~n&nl>( ;;;;;;.;;;;;.,.;,;;.;;;;;;;;;li!'.- I I r J Rf)(JI(ET8/ V' I r:=· """-·--- Sale 1 T rode ! - REEDSVILLE I H , ctud: I CARMEL 1 I ! ider I ( ot • I 8 DEALER Jr. 1 I 1 I Bv ,." BY THE WAY, I ENJOYED YOU ON •' A VANII.t.A CONE. AUTO SALES I PI.EA'5E Insurance 1 G"R::A:::V,:IccLO: Y"'iOAl - DlN - T-RACTOR -S R. A. "NLAW !12 I. MAIN ST. POMEROY PHONII04·X 8-17-tf JACOBSEN You hove something To Sell, Trade or Announce, Let A Dally Sentinel Display Ad or Wont Ad be Your Qepresentative. - They Get Results - ~lOWERS SIMPLICITY & BOLENS GARDEN TB.ACTO,RS MEIGS Equipment Co MEMORABLE SERVICE A distinctive dltnllv In ttl• of prlcM that me•ts 111 familln nuU. '""t- WHJ;EL CIIAIRS IIOSPITAL BEDS Trevy-Finsterword Funeral Homo AND TORO POWER I Phon, 215 7 Best Buys .. 7 Best 'luys .. 7 lest Buys 1954 PLYMOUTH Belv. 4 door. Radio ud Healer 1953 DESOTO Firedome Power Brak..., hwer Sleerl'l~ Radio and Jleale• 1952 DESOTO Firedome 4 door, Radio 1111d Healer 1952 PLYMOUTH Cronbrook Can AU Makea and Modell G..d Clean Uaed ·I Door ~lAX METROPOLITAN WARD AUTO SALES •••• ,.,.,...,... ,.,.1_ _ n S 1. Seoond RODNEY DOWNING G. St. Phlftl 61 tt.I'Mroy. Ohle WE BUY ,lCCIDINT 1I"BDOTIJIW, I - llonth OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Reol Estate eroker In MIDOLII'OIIT, OMIO ,lu;M PHON•a 1 door, Radio aad Heater t Door Ph•. Automobile, Hulth Ll~, (Mvalty Inti 1950 BUICK · All -~~~ • Ill• IIOBAPIIION-11ft~ ~ood pamt. Powcrglidc, R& II, good tires. good paint, low nuleagc-. I Ro;Jio, Do It Time ._... .... __ u n u~ AND WHAT ABOUT 'TlifS POOR SOUL. STUCK AWAY 1>1 SOME NOOK UPSTAIRS ? GIVE A l.ISTEN .... I 795 ID~~ IF ....., w1~ ~ j1inl .,, ' JIMMY PAR ' ' ' I DeOI.r ;! USED C:AR LOT CORNE~ i.oCUSf II SY~~··· Fo~ .'' COVU> WT!iAT. iood. 495 t JVM~ ~Of'& --~,· 1: t'ordor Radio, heater, good light blue fijtiSb, '' t>tiU 1.1 ANYn!ING\N ~= W<JOLCI BY SAM . ' ' TV lb Fordor hca\er,-:ru tono paint,.(OQ(I.·tins. $95 You; Friendly STAR? In Gallipolis 1949 Dodee ';'-!' ~ood LAST NIGHT w J E H On Your Oiol 1195 1951Buick l. ' t. paint. TE~EV!SION DON DA'5HL~ THE Club Coupe, excellent condlllon, V-8 on~ine. R&H, good paint. one local-owner. 795 1950Ford Tudor Six ell{!'iue, radio, heater, new tirt•. YOU .l.O SU"!SET 1953Ford' 1295 2-1952 Chevrolets ·I Door 1948 BUICK INSURANCE AGENCY Tudor six engine. Good Ures. Low mileage, R&JI. 1949 PLYMOUTH M"tv.! IR.,..._ ~ o4 ...... , .... 1954Ford A~EN'T 'YO.UI! SUNRISE Sole - --- - IF 8 -w•'• 1 ------ -:-:-=o=-= ,· I I METROPOLITAN 1 • --- w I -- ----- -- - -- 1 . 1 I 1 da;: 1 LAUREL CLiff 1951 I LQN!f:!' BOTTOM OLDSMOBILE I I I 1D- ! .. 16 l'OMEROY SO(lETY '' · •in•. ITt and "" Dana lku" ){n Jrue pbJ.De Kaopp and rtuld ren J udr 1nd Dafrel were JJI'lOpp w" t , c.o.,t WlM Clu• MHts t»at~lburg w VL .sa t ur da, . · Tht Good Wtll Ci.uA mt>t at thr Hr. l vl Fowler vh1t.e~ \ t: · • 4 1t"l"..-'\> hdtn! Mr .. ,.GPOtlt~ tlurn ~ on i Cltu·ll \\llll.tm... llfld l'"'la Y, .. !ln. I 1-' ridl} fur lht•lr rnunhl\' dtty \1 r and Mrs Gt>fll"Jie , . ll164!tlng wHh ltn fr<'o.la 11.-m) ~·~ Mrli f'"red Lt:v.H ~·•• •ted Mr . A • ha1 .. lt'LUnted to thatr bomtt: cob ..leli.il na Hoff man Fnday &ftef'OO<m r ol n H~lghts alter a viJJf. ill Jal~ 'nt h r , •a •h· J! 1 n ' > fr ~'·n ( II The meetiD' was orw>ned hJ ihr Mr. 01nd Mrll S.. nI ey 'l "J L un~r e . .Md rh ave 8 nt-w lOn 'uvr - n .01 Jf.c' I> ,.. I 1 ,. an d .. •- R. ..t ~-•• -- nt and the fvll"Wirl< "fU ""- ~ no!d,; h';!n• r oHIL ija V" ... ... rs J 011-U ., ''~'"'"" Weuq ~ 1.. ,,.,., r., ln f,r ir. " ... ~-; : ; as rJf -.; ~ ,.toov• II e v!lied .,..m was 11 ven . SIJflg " "J..(!fld ,. !ot .. . bo!lp1ta l Saturda y mornm~t "" "" 1 ~ , s •·· ' ~u<>l • r: <IJiy 3' ).1 dLi l !'~•l ! H.o:t• >:1d 1r, () ] w1• h t hI • M r. IDd --•· ~ To Calvary" by dl Sctlpture by 1'01 t.eveu &n d one b a II r" ' ' e r pareu.s, 1 Mr. 1nd Mn J~ Kearns ''. •: ·~~·;~",~;. ~ ."·:~., 1"'~' ~.~~· [. d!)n Week.! and Mrs. Hl!!lflllUI 1 Isabell Brown, Pr~Y~ by Mary Pickens, Song " Alone" b} Law ed '1r and Mu Carl Kearns Sd .. , Sch!Jll rtmee Lewi11 and Ht!len Jhlrko:or urda} (!\lenmg. ., < 11 'l"'·" , . ' q __ 'n - ' - ... , ,.• wt. ..., PRarl RoUB h') hiiU d ~~cr mo1.n 1•r1 b' P ~· ,n , ., ll " ll o· § tn ~ e 'inOll •• . ~ ' ...d>ng, "Mary 's Story" by June I 'fT .od 111 <h •' 001 , l'~f' ·h l A ~ ·v l.-.< ~ Burna Song by Irene Justis and I fam1 1y of .,..st .....,verp · '' .. - ~·· - -. -, =~. · June ' aurru .. Love Held fltm 1 Vl~lt t:d :Mrs. Roush 's ~aren ti ~t , ' - ·h .: Jl. n. •Ll ·· k~ ~ ef There"', Reading by b etty C!i!l, and Mrs W H Fox tbiJ we-ek 1:r• d ' J\ T ' 111 s ~·A r'1' ,', ·, '11",·-~, ... t't,Ju m hus ~tnd Mr and Mrs. S l " · · "' Son& by all. "In The Garden , . I ;nr a nu'M rs El ene E_,.,n ' ... , U ' n ' ~, ,,K.. .,~· dn· ~Kl ,," n ' !h ? • D"' ITl t:l'"~ r.rs k JOe o f St Alb ans . W " cd1lectlon and clo~ ng edda and T(JDJII caUed on Mr and ' I ,, . ,, wr·e r •ct> n' ~ue ~h of Mr.' tad 1 Roll C. 1 " s un d ay a I \ ern·"'JI' ,._ '1• 1 k ''"'' ' I" 1-: l<tl song "Christ Arose'' hy all 1 Mr-.. na n!! Lew1~ , . . • ,._. ,., I! ,II, I.. \ '· ,., " \1", J o hn ,- nc k Games were played and pnzes Mu;~ J a n1c~ ~H~~le!Jlln WMti S•Jn '' · f 1 .. "• .... ..,. \tp; La ·Ar n c ~ Spencer or!; awarded to the fo\IQwmg Mac"J ' day dinnu i!UC:>I ~t tM bolflt' , ,f "M'' ~ , ~ 1 : 1 :' ;~~ .. ~ ~ .. 1 ~, ... n ~ •· . anj '1-l:t-. H.a \ Sp~nct'.r II• Bwngardnt'r Kay Rtley and LA:na I Men-a Ll>wl~ ' · r~ 1 ,~ ,. - h "r Judy anrl sun Larry, Char,. Lyons Doo~ pnzes wen~ won i;l) Mr. and Mrs ftolll Kine, Vl,ltl d 1 ' J ' ' ~ :, • 1 ~ 1 '~ 1 nk, .' f 1" 1 p; ,. l1· 5•on w t' r ~ Wrdn n!lnav r v .:-,. tt' 11 Mrs Gearhart and lran.e Jusus Le:.oter J(Jhn<!Oll and Betty Call V' > "II I' cl , •• onil d > nn··~ IIUcsts of Mr and y: 1 Retreshments were gerved to th e Mr apd, :\!1.~ L,h~Y.d Hoffrnan of . ., ,,. ' ., f' .. ' Earl Dt• nnj Sr and <"n J'a-J. /. following members · Macel Sum 1 Pumerov Vh1o vl!lited Mr and Mn 1' ·· 1 1 •• T~ o m~ , P~ ~ .. , , n ""'~ otnrl ~ -s F~d 8irtcb>!lf 1 "' · 1/ .. ,:_ g&tdofr lllabelle lroo){R, lrene Ju '> U·w f!IJ(fm<ln Sunday " ___ _ _ __ ldt th• ~ mornmg for J o in~ttrdm uS. ten'a Lyons, f1oref\("e Young 1 W dli<llll Ba~~ spe nt lbe w~ e kerul 1 rs :led bv the death of hi.!! iaepbflr 1 Mar~ PlckeDij •. Helen B.& r k•·r W•l l &t ho-me w•th h1s wt!e and son , Ru g<>r BJrtchet. . Ill k& ' RAtW Call, Cl~:~ 1 ,, Wd Mr Wallace Hradford and :lau Mr and Mr ~t Arthur Kt,anb of .. ~~s, L~r:n"e Lewls, Mabel John- ~hlt>t t~lled on Mr and Mrs. fred j Charll's1on were> recent liCilelfl Of ._ . P .. ll\ ~erns , Mrs C:t'arho.ut,ILewu Sund<~Y &rtf'!'noon I BY MISS LUCY KIBBLE \l' r. 8 nd Mrs. Carl Modre and · ~' llollf~~ Mr and Mrs Jaraes Cunnln!':haDl f ., ... ,.. "'dward dau_w.hten. 1 . .aN uu. d ,._ Dan a 1.e" wl uner ... seP.lt~ '-'• r• d \! rg Will't..am D"lard of ealledon 111 ran""" \ran u. t S urpr IM Par 1..., , \furris 90 .., hv dle)l iil h1s h.ome ' · of .:.. Mrs. Florence Young was gi\'· Sunday evening. near ht>[f' ~~ •:rda) afternoon l'ulumbu~ were recent ~u•s 1 en i surprise Birthday pilrty Thur- 1 Retba Lewis and Morm JohnsQft were bt:ld Tue~da~o mernoon at 1 ~"~ Mr"nt~ "'~ ~Dd }{I'J. Han1 ~ Idly eVe.nin& Marcb 22:, by her- visited Mr. and Mrs. Dana LewL~ the. ~1 m eJ fi.U) eral !lome Ill Park· K€l&er Mmersville . BY KINC. bte Bel R h and Jesst~ Sunday evPnlng. ersburg v. .tb. R<'\ Ileo;m omc.ut I Steph en mn. stud~nt at Ohio e~enl:: ...,.:•sPent in play- 1 A surprhoe b'irlbday dinner wa~; ng Buria l ,., 9 s m the ~1t. Oh vetll t ln, ve::; 1t.y, Alhen", ~~ sfeDdlnC , l e ames ptft:es were won by gh'en Sunda)', Mareh 25 [nr Mrs Cemt>tery hi& tTmllg vac!ll!Oft w1th li~~ai'C~a~Wllllams Helen Barl!:~:r, W'll Rus!!ell Lewts at heJ home Thn'il' Mr and Mrs C E Humph~ey len!' Mr and Mrs. Allan C . ma Blake Na~cy Van Meter and present were Mr anJdhMrKs. All:~, · .:c~lt·ed word Sun~<~Y Df the •'L · ' Lf'wis Mr and Mrs 0 n mg a,.._. Ulwren~ eWIS. 'ld , M and Mrs Edd Kln.R" ltath of his 'ihtfr ~fr;; J B.. ' Refresbment.t or sandwiches, po. t· h~ r:~dr r nd Rith~ IA"wts Mr i ou ng ~·ho d1ed at the s~nbo-.a1. \l , tato cbips piekles Ice cream ca'ke au c 1 en. 8 d 'h ld Ill ll os pJtal Ea ·l 'ltJ y and Geo 1 ~ • OCK Q:nd eofte~ Wall se;ved to l~~..,·~l'nl'f' and Mr" Hu ~sl'll Lewi s an t' I llu.mphrey l~ft 'luhci~) for t ne BY MRS THURMAN I.,IC Lewb. Mable Johnson. Anna Horr rt-~lr an!l Mts Donald 1\Uso;el\ ;m· lunr·!ll 1h~ bod> 11- 11 1 be bt riUg ht Sunrllle ServicE' wi.ll be beld It man, Helen Barker, Lenu Lyon.~. th 1 1 !J hr kersbur g ,,,r bu!"IAI m l,h.e the- Lorhl: Bottom Me!bodiat cbureh wel l Belv.1 muv1ng lo :-.lew H.a\•en · t"Y •ve( --~'Wi lma Blake , AI va N ~· • o\ 1 in \1 r~ Hl'lr-n Rar k·ers apar 1m , nt hm .I' lo\ tn t h(• (I I.' ' I I ·met l'"r~ r.""·''''' S".. nd•)· •I 6.· 00 p, .• m:,I 8~ Sarah .and Jo Rou~h . Rtta . . I a Mrs. Gt-orF,W HeJtmlre and s•Jn liN ~u n Re\ ll uf.!!• 'J ,Junj{ W•ll ~ wm he served in t~ Bl... Thurman and Gregory Stn~thw, Mr:-. m•nl on E••tct E'' hWJI aoonrored v (;cur.::e .l r ()( Hart f o~ d spen1 s. un conduc: ~t'alee\ Dorothy Powell of Nitro. , a d~y wllh Mrs l'arl Kearns t The H \, M1xtr r~ n· I \ of Ch1r- 'tY t.he c y F for all the chllclMrs Emma Edw,rds Angl'"la Zl'"r· M d M Earl Lew 1s. M~ lr ,wn enroutr to II•·! ,..,ace -'ioi:t- rl'!n, w111 t.&ke place in a near b1 kle. M'afgaret Rowh : Lrene .lusllce. ' r <Jn . :s~ Mrs Lewis mulh day stppotd ,,1 lhf' \'r J!IdC'e hOm... field 1 llab11Ue Brown, Sue Johnso n. Kuth ;;lap~;~~a" ~~wards.' Sunday I !.i1"" .J essre 1\ u~\ of ( olom ~u.. Mr and Mu Dallas Rwnmapr ryn Dnd Belva Faye Johmnn fran · Mr. aud Mrs Cecll Smith and an d hMlther Fl-ed of 1ola nell 3 H1) Jackso n were Sunday gues1e of the cis and Mike John~>on Bes ,Je and · · d M and 1~ed 'A ith bend~ he re Sat11rday rorllJel;' m~tller Mrs. paamtr RIJIIIoo Earl ln&les Jr o( Ma'son, W. Va. family of Maso~ ~lSI~ r. , The Paul Ntchol! farruh spenl maJter By CHESTEil GOULt Clara Wi.lliams and Nancy \'an Mr~ . Pearl Sml h • ~u~ Hayne!' . Sunday w1th relaliH'S 1n )fa~L'lta , Mr and Ml'!ll Howard Young of Meter Mr. T 0 Young ~e:~~ ~~~~::~: P'reida llenro. T~ F•;,nk H.-.e rarnil> \J~1ted Padea CiJy were Wtekend gueM P•rt.onals an •1 1 lr •{!al.\f'S. 111 Lanc~ , 'N Sun- of Mr,a. to'PJS wu:ents ):1)' and Mr and Mrs. i''reeman Johnsl~n and June Burns. ·l.1, '>Irs W r.t Stethem. Ml's Helen Barker spent Su nda \ ''·'I Harold German emlineer on tbe Mrs. Katie Bass and son Keome d>>C~da)' f'Vf'n · · 1• d S •,1 rt d ll " tl1<· , .. t'l, .. w! 11 ,,h wllll were Rtha .L>Cwl9 e in Ma~n ustllh& rren s HIH'r is spendii\R a few days .J ~ \f.Jr k , .\!" " lh<:<lf 1 ! \l r int., and M;s. stanley Colley und Mr and Mrs George Burno;; alung d;;ug ht r \' ltlr ,..l '"' n'ee and hi sM~ot~~ M~~· ~~nG~:y and daughter Tonia VI!:Uted Mr and 1 with the couples Club of Ule lh·nd t':, ,d 'n n( \,_,',t ~u d ' daulilhter re't!rnr~ to tbeir home • Thursday even· had dmner at the Maru11 ~ Ht" -l D Mr.s ana..,.. l ~thr. \I'll '' t· n• ') 1 0~!'d 1n Woos in Fort Knox. Kv after a 1wo 1auranl \n Mtddleport, Ohio . s .. 111 ! lng . , Ann• Irwin and da ug h tcr day evening. ' I'' ' P<'II ' !II" •\-'1 ktnd hen \leeks vrsi t with the latte~'s p , par- ~ Mr cnts ?>lr 11rld \frs Wavne nrn!e. Mr s Freida Henry ar.;:t .\1r', !J '· 11 ~ 11 1 ~~ ' ( E Humph~e) ~~r and Mrs Oscar Babcock Clenedda, Mrs Lawrence LeW! ~ and Elaine Cartwru.,rt h wer(' 111 ene Justus spen1 Tburstbl y at lh•· ~ · t•rld l l 1•"' Ill :• :-~ <Ind. Html:.' 1Pni!Pd a hi,..thda• rhnner held at Gallipolis, Ohio Friday and home of their s1.stet, Mrs Oth 1'•' 1 n f 1): ·1' 'cJ ' ~, '- ' n l;._ 'the home ur Mr .an•l M,.q Char]PS .., _ Mr!'l Mable Johnson, Mr:. rl ~.'1 u.e~·mg of New Hav ~ n. \V. Va \lr , t!l l .. Pr'.ldung ot Col u.m- ~ .Mass:<r Sun<lav eVPnlnll. hononh·~ · Mrt. Charles C~r~wri~t_!~- -- ' , Others spendmg the da y 1.\.'llh Mr , " ~~ an:! R •) GtPvco; of Sonng - the 1/llh b1rthda} of the'lr nep c ... L1evmg were: Mr and Mrs Hau·l ' Pld wrre "f' ekPn d gu~sts m th e Daqfl Rl'li!'6 t Roush, Mrs Eumce Hart. Mrs La , . Wal !ace Hak~r home Mrs Clvde Lawrt~:noe~ ls a na • renee Clark, Mrs. Fannte C'Jar.k , ili'nt at the St J os »ph s 'hospital, Gibbs, Mrs Raymond '\fr~ A ile~ Fouty of ~e w Eng Parkef"!bu1'g, W VII Mrs Lotnse ERNIE BCSHMILt.t:l Roush and daughter Joy ce, and and LS vJ~Jtmg here Mr antJ M'"'! . .J•>ne Carter and Mrs Thomas Bumgardner and ~o n c;~ o~ge R<~ t h studont a' C!n"tn 1,.,., 1 rl ii • JO'h '"'· ~ ~n,...nt 'hi' wcPl!::enC' A delicious dinner was served at 1 n 1 ~· 1 College and Jam !'s Ru' h Ni'ro. W Va. with relative.s 1 noon and en)oved by all 'P 1 S !"avr are spr-ndmg 'h<>1r h t v' ca"l " n h"~t' wi' h "th"~lr' · M,. and Mrs Ho•v'l'"cl HU'Ol es ~ MtlS. John Taylor and son Keneth " ~ 'l1 • • -Q l" n Co' umbus were -=alhng on .. eh were vtsJting Mr. and Mrs Geo r~e I' ' "' ~ ho .. ~ Ca fu•·lav Burns Sunday afternoon 1 1 ! Seventh Graders Give Pt·ogram At f bf week y Assem y I 11n 1 I .. ~rov-Mtddleoort. Ohio CLIFTON 1 I I Qollv ~ntJO!!~ ,, ,_' U!~t u. �.' • • 'cJQe Eloht The_ Doily Sent1nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Mrs. Robert Reibel, A Guest At Wed. Athens 'Presbyterial 'Man of Sorrows' tantata To Be Featured Bu~:r~~:mG~::;; Meets 1 r-Aeeting Of The Wildwood Garden Club Spring Meeting To At Christ Church Sunrise Service ,; 1 ;'ar',~~,~~~ch.',m v~~;'""d 1~ou'!!:1i 1 he Sum..se at 6 A Lo I Am Wtth You nwl rl'Ce ntl ) at the ho me of Miss rrR.tu n<li ~d by Mrs Joe Thoren wh o co n Be He/ /n pril .J.t th e Church of Chnst Will fea L R \\ot ley, ' Mor e LoH 1, ~ tlecn Burso n Ther e \\. ere eleven d A d M1• Hoben Retbcl when the el uded lhe pcogram wtth a poem d B h nt Thc•c wa s a oouni"·Wtde FOR YOUR EASTER APPAREL AND GRADUATION Shop At L & Z SHOPS 1 1 Ser v1ce •ru•t"' "u v• a g uest ' '' Grandmother~ Garden" Tht spn ng meetwc of th e At ~trs Rc.tbd spoke bne fl y on fU·d hem p res b \1ena 1 wt II., held on ~ lu te dtstrr r t meet m~ and urKe l tl~c. f1 rst Pres bytcnan C'hu rch At- W !ldwuud L ar den Cl u b m('t W edn "•·•,,, t\ r rung at the- home of ~, r-u llu~rn F !.!>her Wtth Mrs the rne mbe n to aller.d Se\er&J h ens Apn l 8 and 9 Sltnda} Apnl ;.adies 120 E. ~lain SL fhL dub poem ~ tl ptm arrangements or fl owers we re u t bet e 11.1ll be a mec!Ln.li( for ed th, mu tm g tn c har J;!r of the JUdged•b y Mrs Retbel btbl nl's:;. women and women ..trth liens ....... . . 114 Court St. p rr-~ult11nt \h s 1-:d t:.u n Hollon A de &Se rt cou n;c ca rrymgtl o~t ~rn~H f"h !ldr<l n, frum 3 30 to 8 30 Mem h , r t ~ 1wn<11 <1 to toll call Hlt f aste r !home \o\.ii::. SCI VC Y It b 1\ good oelettlo11 of spring clothes that " ill lit your w 11 h '\ Spnng 1 hough! It WH~ t he hustc.s:ses to M1s Amanda T ht" r egu,s.~ meetJng 7~ e voted tiJ l1<1\e !J d roner fo r the Ba er Mrs Ch.a r lc s Baer Mrs helit ~tun day egmnmg a 1 ~ m budget -4 0~ Ap rtl nl ('etJII!i t he place t o be Mar k t:vans Mr s Nm m11n Ftsher Wllh coffc~ $dervcd da~~ 1\ a nnounr t d lflh.'r :vl t:s Paul Ftshe r '1rs Wtlltam Ln of the e crate urc wts • r l~n trn~: You r Garde n was Fr sh er, Mrs Karl GJ ues r. r Mrs m g rese n atwns for the .suMpper the tnpl<: ur th l:' p rog• .. ur vresent· E d1son I1o II on •t "rs 0 co ver 11o1 on d Sunday or lhed dm t uer on Mon · ter 'lrs Homer Holter av are requcste o ccm 1ac 1 Jss Dreli Better For Less Mrs John Ihlc, Mr:s Slimley E lrlabeth F1ck by Apnl 4 J oo " "" Arthoc Nem "" !._r_om_e_ro..;Y_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _o_hlo_....! 1 Fre d Nea~e. Mrs Ve rnon Nease 1 M r~ Oavttl Ne a~ e '1rs Lawrence Q$ Rose Mrs J oh n Scott Mrs Ru ss Watson and ~Ir s Joe Thoren I • MISS Ethel GaJiaml jlfCMdcnt and members responded to roll call w1th a quotation from Krng Lear Plans were dl.'ic usscd for I he Ohio Federa~on uf Wom e n s club ('00vent10n whH:h ~ttl be hdd 1n Cui umbus, May 1 3 Mtss <.arland as president w1ll attend lh~ mcctmgl and Mrs W1lham Dowme was nam eel as delegate t~ml M•~ W('bster a.s alternate A A It VICW of the book Ktfl£ Lear' was prt'scntcd h) M1 ss G a~ lanfi durm g the pn1~1 am hour At th~ close of tht' meet1ng r~ freshmcnts wer e sene<! by !he ho~t r ~ s as ~ 1 s trd h) M 1s Jed Web slcr J r BLAETTNARS BETTER BUY GLAMORIZED Rebuilt car __ Manh 30 GIII>.T.auT PIICIS ......., lovdtol Tony Curhi ~~-lixltJJt! Mary Murphy "R t:i\ U 1-11 F. A H" In Tecflnrcolor D1le RobertiOn Delna Pagd "Gambl{"r I' rom Nak'hcz" In Technicolor , 1952 CADILLAC . . _. . . . . . . . . I ,895.00 DeVille hard top cpc Soflli,ght blue wllh wh1tc tou Power wmdows Nen one cost llc.trl y 5 000 00 Saturday - Bill Ell10t1 Beverly Garland 1953 BUICK ......... . . . 1,495.00 VB Super conv cpe. Dovm· \\htlc Orl.[!lllai {tnl:;h w1th lCL We've serviced th1s one s1m:c Nl.;\-V Imm.tculate. Nc\\o one lOst over $4,000 00 1955 BUICK ... . . . ... . .. . . . VB Super HI VIC I a C;m Almo::; l like the l 1 owcr stecrmg & b1 akcs Lo'v\o m1lcage. 1954 PONTIAC 1953 BUICK ' 0~\· nor Nc~ grey bottom. 1952 BUICK BU~CKS Pt. Pleasant Man Attempts Sui~ide Twice On Friday Richard Hogg, 29, Pomt Pleasant, W. Va, was lodged m Metgs County jall Fr1day ntght after an attempt t{) take hLS own hfe m a local bar by slashmg hts ... nght wrtst with a razor blade purctlased a few moments earher ... . . ...•, __ 995.00 JCt hl.a(_k top. Smart two tone .. . . . ... .. . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . 995.00 CARRY THE LOAD 875.00 ' l. . .r.WI.__, "Let. Follin Love" WEEK END SPECIALS 1955 CHEVROLET 2 ton .. - ..... $1695 Long \\heel b.•se, 179 ' Cab·chassls 1954 CHEVROLET .•...••..... $1495 2-spced axle. datk blue !uush, 8 25xZO t"es. -. 1951 Chev 2 dr. Se<.lllll. Sharp mel. Green . . ..... 695 00 1951 Chev. Bel Air hard lop New yellow and whlile 795.00 lt52 Chcv-,8elair hard top. New Turqaolsc &. white 995 00 Power gUde- Edro oharp lor model. •••• 1151 t'ord Vltlorla hord lop, Smart tloo lone Rreon 775 00 .. 475.00 1950 Bukk Speelal 2 cit. Two lotio blue linioh lt$0 Bulo:k Conv New bl•ek "'' Smart v.llow 1111 5116.00 11$8 Ford 5 pus epe .. Dtrk bluo llnloh .. 350 00 1851 Illude. tonv. cpe Bel1e ftitltoh. 275.00 1948 Cbev 4 cit Bil!ck. • • .. .. .. . .... . . 196.00 . ... 1954 CHEVROLET . Dual wheels, boater. $1295 1954 WILLYS Jeep ..... - ••• . - $1145 4-whccl d11vc. Nc" cloth top, heater I 953 WILL YS Pickup 1 ton .. 4·whct'l drtvc, heater .. Aslowas. . . . . . - 765.00 lii>ti&lled owners 1952 CHEVROLET lfJ ••• • $1295 .. . . . . . . . . . .. $795 ... . . $995 ton pu:kup, deluxe cab, dark green tmtsh. 1952 DODGE .. - .. - .... 2-tou. 2 speed axle, dork iJ'«n finish 1952 CHEVROLET ............ . $895 Nt ton rlat bed, 7 .OOx15 urcs on front. 7:50xl6 on rear, red ltnu;h. · 1950 CHEVROLET ........ . IIISI Dt:l1e:fltF•lh youna fresh,wearable-TOI'IiTGdd'tbouflanl ttarbwithaSclnffhembroideredeollar,bunllintoa multJ·gored &lmt. Launders u handsomely as 11 flatters .. 14'/:to24¥.t~ ro):. atso~dm1ttcd bo1ng tbc same person who 1V3j •fteated at ...- Hou ELa·.E"RFE L ' DS Holzer Hosp1tal for cuts about Ius ankle two weeks liKG and who had ran from the hospital after having been treated He ~a1d he ran from the bbspital beeaust'l he bad "'no money to pay for tl" ~ Alter bemg admitted to the M:e)~ Jatl Hogg agam made an· oth~r atlempt on bts hfc by IJasbing the back of hrs hands, Wttla what wa11 prruumed to OC a tQ)r blade left by a former prlscmer The weapon w11s not found $bertff Charles Rus.sell satd thia mornmg that he had returned Hoa:g to Mason County }all at POint Pleasant after betn,l( adVt!ied bj the Muon Caunty Sheriff that tbta waa the twelrth time. Hogg bad made such a AUICidal attempt left II'"' 1 ~~~~~~ Mrs Glenn Jan"'s and daughter, day from their farm home n(lar Port Washtngton and w1ll spend Eas!er wr!h her mother, Mrs A W McKay , and aunt, M1ss Laurte, McKay ' Mrs Ruby McKendnc was re turned home Thursday from Hoi zer Hospital where she underwent eye surgery last week She \s re ported as unprovlng slowlv 1\lr and Mrs Mont Will, Lal{e wood, arc on vaeallon oter Eaf!tor She 1s vtslhng relallves In Coalton and Mr Wtll who ls principal of the Lakewood sth{)ols, IS vhuhng Mrs Edna Will and M1ss Fleda Faehnle Patnc1a McEibmny, RN anesth e!ltlst in Charleston, Is an Easter guest o( 1\cr parents, Mr anQ Mrs Charles McEihmny Jimmy, youngt'tlt child of Mr and Mrs Ira Butcher, ts confined t{) hts home this W1.'ek with mca1· les Ann Rupe, RB Galltpoli•. and. her aunL, Mrs L E :Reynolds, wert in Columbus Tuesday Mr and Mrs James Criswell lltd daua:~ters, Diane and Ca.rot. len Tbll'rsday evening to v111lt relaltl'el in PUtablUl(b and WhechOI over ~ _ - c_ _ ' 1950 FORD "8" 1,-2 Ton pickup .. nved this week to Vl~,l·~":~t~atr.ov~e~;' ~ and friends and will be ;, led home Monday by Mrs Jn{)lber, Mrs Boyd Dllgard_:',to••d·i ha.!l baen here fur a more .,J ed visit. 1 $545 Metal tor Optn Sunday I to 4 pm Wttkdoys til' 8 pm ed Mr and Mrtl Harold and Mlld.ren, Charleston, 0 PRICED TO SELL! 1 I H~~~:: ' Mrs. James Roller an({ ter, Cathy, Crestview, Ji1a, met in Cmannati Tue11day b)l motht'r, Mrs Homer HarUe)', Mn Richard Owen and Richard RoUer 1 N.ncy UarUey, who Is doing If· filiate work at CinclnnaU Gener. al Hospital, visited wttb thetn for ,..,,.,1 0 backh';';,t ~d~ep~ ~h:.r~"{. ·~~:. ler Will lolu hi• !am>ty •t • later Custom VS club cpe, ~laroon lnush. t'ord omatlc drt\iC, Loads of extras good mbber. Dual exhaust A real snappy car PRICED TO SELL! 4 door sedan, ~een Cmish. mechanicallv right, very good tires, solid throu~hout 't953 CHRYSLER oVlndsor club oed Local •wned Lovelv li~h\ ~recn litish, tadto, heater. seat :overs. ws tires ltkc new in- side and out Thi• is ,..,allv t fine rf!lr Vrrv sh:;.rn, PRICED TO SELL! Club sedan Black firush, heater and def.• , seat co•e10, like new tires, mechanically OK, look this one ov~r. PRICED TO SELL! 210·2 door Lovely li.llht blue I nisb. heater and del. Seat covers,hacl< up lblbts~ 18,000 actual miles. looks and 1uns llke new. PRICED TO SELL! 1951 Plymouth PRICED TO SELL! 4 1953 Chevrolef 1951 Ford Thunday ntght lor a ~;.~·~~:.,~~:: her parent. Mr aDd P.lrs Bailey j NOT WORTH WHILE TOR CO. Special 4 door, 2 tone lmish, liRht top, dark green body, radio, heater, hnted glass, seat covers, exiJ'.. galore Tires hke new, locally owned. 1951 Ford • "' . V8 club sedan ebony black fln'sh, 'fety clean Inside and out. lots of extras. ~ ''l!)f rebuUt motor same guarantee ·" , motor. Sef thts one _... ·- T••: PRIC:ED 1;0 SE~t! ,: 1947 FORD I 946 FOJt:l) ' V8 club sedan. h~ht mv. nolor smootb, J:ood rubber, sohd car • ~~, I ar Look this one PRICED TO SELL! We Have A Nice Selection Of Used Can To Chooae MEIGS MOTOR SAVE AT MEIGS MOTOR CO -BANK THE DIFFIIRENCE YOUR CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH JIEALER N. Second St. Phone 6823 paren'ti)IL~.!~~~::.~...,.--...,.---...,..!~:~~:.--:......,._,..;....,.~~~~:;~g~~~ Mr aad Jlrswlll Hartley and date. They vi::lltfamUy. her Mt. Mta Ma:t Roller and "·eatber enttne Saturday, March 31, 1956 Editortal Pbone 397 No. 295 band bad beaten her .1 nd that she 'l'as afraid or htm Althou~~~:h they were divorced, the couple had conhnued to hvE! together Mrs Miller .sa1d that she hear~ h1m returnmg to the hou~c on '1 urs day mght, loaded the gun, and sbot rum when he came mto the kttchen at the1r !lome 1 th wa to tho Miller died ()n e Y Mason Chmc Funeral scn1ces w1n be conduded at the Hetchts EUB Church ID Pomt Pleasant at 2 p M 0 11 Sunday bv the Rev D L Sa)re Bunal wrll be tn t:se Spnng Htll Cemetery m Chari lon SurVIVIng are the stepfather and mother, Ml' and Mrs Paul Taylor of Pomt Pleasant three sons, Vaughn, M1chael and Leonard M11ler"'8t home, two d.aughter:s Sharon and Jo Ann ~hiler at home, twl) sisters, Mrs Robert Johnson and Mrs W1llrnm L Gardner, botb of P01nl Pleasant Easter Message Assembly Held At Pomeroy Hi The Rev J Les.l!e Kunze pastor of the Umted Method1~t Church, Pomeroy and the Rev Roger Brshop, pa5lor of the Enterpnse EUB Church, brou~:ht the Easter mc~saie to the students al Pomw-oy JuaJor H1gh. School and Sen tor lhgli 'SChnOl Fnday morntng when they addre~~t:d the rcspecttve sfudent bothes and faculties at 8 46 The Juntor lhgh Good Fnday serv1ce began with the tradttton al Flag Salute led bv Enc Hart and Keith Barmtz In concluding his Easter mes~age ltE'v Kunze satd, "Man was made for strugg1~ anrl hardshlps He grows strong and noble unde~ such .stram ' The Semor J-hgh Good Fnday Assembly b~gan wrth the Flag S'alute led by John Young and Gene Mitch John Handley, stu· dent body prestdent. mtroduced the Rev Roger Bishop who· brought "The Easter Message" to the student body and faculty A group of gtrls from the GJrls' .M.OUND crtY. S D UP - A Glee Club led the smgmg of "The With A Guarantee'That Counts 1953 Buick 1953.Piymouth Mr and Mrs Carl , v:~~·~~~~ and ch'ildren Columbus, the weekend with I E Miller other rclallves Patricia Baker, freshman at kmcum C{)llegc, Jomed her tr Mf5 Edi~on Baker, and olol:er, Janet Kay, at the home of I veil in Vtenna, ~ Va, turned here to SptDd Eut.er wook.ll $345 ' $345 POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY IGS carmen Deems. Mtddlepott teacher. hi a weekend t:uest her p&rents, Mr nd 1\trs G {}fec.IA Columbus Mr and )lr.s Gerald Rtee ud three sons, Mrchael, Stephen Johnny, DeerOOrnc, Michigan, ar· Healer. 1949 DODGE V1 ton Pickup .... . 1948 WILLYS Jeep .......... . EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN Day At The E111~r 2 ton L W B. 2-speed axle, 8 25x20 tires, soltd Pomeroy, Ohfo a 95 •hy not, it't Burlmglon MJJlll' L111arne~ gu,aranteed 1\adtable,wrlnkle.re!lstantra}onthatlooksmlghlylike Jinen.Crey,Anttllesblue.irlac,hcige,browa, lercoral 5JZetl2ttt20and • l!.nd~J~a~c~obs~,~La~u~ce~I~C~h~ff;;:;;;....;;;;,;;_~_:================:::;;::::;:;;:;;:;:::;;;::; - - -1 Peggy arnvNI t11 Middleport Thurs $445 On Moin Street Below High School IMHMUOV.GMIO rs Questioned at the county Jatl by Sher1ff Cbarlca Russell and City Patrolman Henry Werry, Hogg odnutted the attempt upon his owa hfe, blammg domestic troublea for hLS action Under questl()DIDI he alw admtttOO that he thumbed a nde to the MasonPomeroy Bndge from v. here he illteaded to jump but then changed hts mind and walkod to Pome- I THAT CAN REALLY 1,395.00 ChOJt:e of seven Nearly all types and colors Traded from ' Ir • J<~ l.oe~lem ~t·('d~ ~ ~-~- USED TRUCKS Bea:utLful hJ!hl Speetal 2 rtr Sed.,,, Sho~s good care Sporkhn~ oruunal two tone greun. 1951 • I ,795.00 Super Riviera Cpc Dyua!low dnvc. Ltke new two tone are en color. ... llal 1952 BUICK 1-...,...----------.!. 2,795.00 VB Roadrnastc1 R1v Cpc \Veuk cud Spcdal. Glamorous Road master Com . Cpc ! MIDDtEPORT SOCffiTY Wednesday by hlll w1fe and Mr M1 s C P Gallagher 3 lone blue & \\>h.ilc Power slccnn):!. .. . .. Mrs Rutb .Miller, 21, or Hart waived prcllminury bearmg Friday mgbt before Magistrate M GOOdwm of Paint Pleannt a charge of murder m the ohootl•oo of her husband. Leroy an Thursda)' eventng Sbe was ordered held for grand action and returned to the County J&d to Po10t Pleaswhere .!!late troopers .sa1d that r 'l:i,,OOO bo d h d be 1 ,• n a en se State police sa1d that Mrs lliille• had reported that her bus- Easter E9g Hunt , I Held Thursday At Kindergarten • .. . . . . . . . . 1952 BUICK D1 agonf\v Snuaclron d.av Jt was sold. ..... .. . . . . . .. Slat Chtcf conv t.:pc. One careful blue fuush VoL VII At 8oyer Home J\.~ at Pbone 3il Meigs Countians Honored For H~~ maD who burglartzed a serv1cc sta Old Rugged Cross The ~tudent tton be~ must be eonvmced that body and faculty JOtned rn the ertm~ doesn't pay He !ell lOt{) the smgrng of lh1s hymn wh1ch contnase pit. gcttiq plenty of greaae eluded th~ 'program on. JilmseU. And the loot wasn't Joy Smith cb.ooe ' St Luke 28, I'Jlheh toward paytng the cleaning verses 26 28' for her Good Fnday bih4e got onl)' ~80~<~'~""'':::..~~~:''•=:•~d~m'.'ge'f".r:'Com~·~·T:.::h:::e~l.::l':cly:_::B:::•b::l.:•~"- "The Perfect Idiot" Is Vehicle For Pomeroy Senior Thespians 11Tbe Perfoot Idiot," described j Bend thCiller~gOOrs wl11 be m .ror 18 1 hilarious farce eomedy In some good clean run the cven1ng tbtte acts by Eunice and Gnnt or Apr1J 6 Atldn.on will be pr~se:nted by the The cast of Characters for '1'he senior 'Players of Pomeroy High Perfect Id1ot," in the ord('r of Sctiool wider the d1recuon of 1their appearance is Margaret Ten James Diehl at Junior High Au 1 ny11on, mother {)f the b{)UBehold at p m Friday, played by Barbara Swisher. Jackie 1 Tennyson, her y{)ungesl son, 18 ':.00 ":[!."'7.,,~l~dl::ot" wiU be ~ F;~.P~t<'Y Dlr·at Ke1tb Reuter Rbodora. the matd, is W111ie Marie ts a roy. , Bradley, Roger Tennyaon, the fath. by a liPCC· cr of Dan and Jaek1c. 1s Harold the Dramatic Brown, Jr, Walter P Latherby, a of Chicago, f'oap manufacturer, lll played by T.ommy Reuter Rabert Brown, plays the role of the young genius, Dame] Tennyson Ho\\ard Cecil Is Arthur Barnard prmctpal of Center High School, his par Joy Smith I~' Miss Baker a tea hi1Jl until I C'ht:r. S8ralyn J{arman ts Linda socially I Barnard, Mr Barnard s daughter, to help Mary London u; Jeannie Wtlson, so the Jackie's g1rl, Robert Wil~on 1s Puff WltomskJ, the football phllyflr ru({) iltl, Carla Carhwn is pll)ed by B('rntee Nease John Young u; a poltccman Charles The 11111 111 Dr HockhQr~t Vun Barf 8 p11ychtatnst and Esther Ha\\ ley 1s Miss Booth, a newspap~r reporter The 11tage crew hs compo11ed of Robert Hill, fl{)bert Slo11n, Joe Johnson, 08\'ld ltlgg11, and Larry Mowery. Norma Bt'arhs qnd Jri~ Qunlls are the promptor11 UshcreLte!j are Mary Hayes, Don pa1t playa directed 1\a Stram, Rutb. Stockton, Oorolhy Jimes A. Diehl, Jr 1t 1 Stark, 1\olargaret Burnside, anti Eva ...ume' that l'omora.Y Gorl 1 Stngle Co py Farm Bill Debate Is ,In Its Final Stages or The Grand Jury Murder Charge Hostess gifts were presented to Mrs Hugh Bearhs Wednesday cvenmg when the N1ft:~o Stitchers 'CructfiXJon' Mrs Arthur Skm Club met at her home ner, chorr, He Made Hrmself of 'rhc everung was spent socmlly No RepuhltiOn ", Thomas Kell) Mrs Wlll tnd Bo)cr cnteiOilned and m sewmg The Lravelm.li( pruc "At the Name of Jesusl', cho1r, the Sew Rt1e sew1ng dub wr1h a donated by MTs Bearhs was come as you a•e party Wt>dne ~ award~d to Mrs Carl Moore da} evenmg at her hom<' lu~ c oln Refreshments were served by Hello(hts the hostess to ~rs Wtlham BarA .>hurt blllimess st sswn was tcls, Mrs Homer Walter, Mrs Her conducted by the president Mr~ bert Dixon , MISs Kathryn Mtlch, Donald Kenned} and Plans were Mrs CarJ Mitch, Mrs MllX Folmmade for a skatmg parh• m I he 1 cr Mrs Janet Korn, Mrs Selun near future The dour Prl7.c \\a~ Hlazew1cz, Mrs Carl Moore and awarded to Mr~ Blmer \\bile one guest, M188 Carol Bearhs An Easter Egg Hunt was a The hoste~s sencd a salad spcc1al feature of Thursday elas course to M1~ Challcs Hoffman ses m thz Kmdergarten taught Mrs Dunald Kenned} Mrs E\m('r by Mrs Guy Reynolds who had WhJte, Mrs Edward Wells Mrs cclored eggs for the chtldrcn and Donald l'nllm~ Mrs Gtorge C()nd(' also presea.ted them wtth Easter Mrs Dayton Stnck land and Mrs favors Elza (,Jlmore J1 Mrs LioneT Bogjils and oth er Thursday guests of Mr and Mrs mothers ~ent Bunny cooktes fur < harJes McNamee mduded Mrs Mother· Daugh ter Laura Vn Meater, Racme and her the ch1ldren Ban(111et Scheduletl son A-le Norman Van Meter Win In the elementary lower ~radet> throp Mass, and hrs flnancee, the children enjoyed Easter faTill Intermediate Gtrl.s' Class of Barbara Power, Roslyndale Mass vors, cookfl's and 1n the Second the Sundav School at the Heath I Mary Ellen Duffy Pittsburgh, ar (.radc whtch rs taughl b\ Mr~ Methodist Church W'ill have th~:tr rned Thur~;day for an Ea11ter vts Gerald Rupe the pumls ! olored annual Mother Dftughtcr Banquet 11 w1th her parents Mr and Mrs egg~ they hart brought from home for I he purpose on W£>rlnC'sday, Ap11l 4 at thr U F Duffy and family (burch dmlng room I Ea~ter guests of Mr and Mrs Mt s L W Me( oma ~ 1s te1chcr John Bawkms Jr and daughter BIRTH ANNOUNCED of th1 s class Mrs lhomas Rad IJuamta, arc Mr and Mrs Franklin Mr and Mrs Jam('..s Lew1s ha\l ford, Pomero~. Will be the guc~t , Gtlher and daughter, V1ck1 Lynn / announced the barth of a Dint splakl'r fur \h~ program Columbus pound 1unc ounce daughter on ~ Carl Mattox learned Wednesday 'T'hursd!ity at the Mason Clime Th<'Y I t he C{)U I "" re t urn t n wor k on 1have an clevrn month ttld dangh C U TO MEET t1a GARDEN L g b 1the New York Central RR 1n the 1 ter Barbara Ann also Grandp,1r 1 11 'lhe Pomeroy t.ardtn <.lu [ near future alter bcmg on S\ekl cnts are Mr and Mts Chfforrl nwet Monday al lhc leave smcc August 20, 1955 Mr I (Obll Laurel Chff ancl Mr and Jed Hartinger Wlth r\ art e~ Matlux was hnspttalltl!d at Holzer Mrs Charles Lew1s Mtddlcpo11 as asstslLng hos ess, a hospital and had spmal surgqry at I Great grandmother lS Ml !i Wilham p Ill 1 here W'lll he .lnd exchan~:e the St Mar) 's hospital in HunUng. w.~e. Middleport and gr£'<Jt grand or _ _ _ ton He was accompanied there parents m c Mr and Mrs Pearl ~~me ~h ALSO John Hodrak Bub1ra Bntton • Del'otecl I'll The fttteruu Of !'lie .,,.,...,..... Are41 Of 5 Held I M1ncfl 31 "lllrTER l REEK" black top Mrs AJrre ous sexte 1 prese ' ~ Jamce and Ernesttm• Arlluh \ pari) held 8! Chester Ftve mem H SO b C II J 1 b"rc ... , the 1""81 " roup were P"1 n o art 1 ee aroyn ess Ul) ·· ~ u '-"'"' Butch er Jants Childs , ' In th ~ slnt The n ext medm,i! Will be Cro~ of Chrtst !Glor) wumtn ~ I held at the home of Merele- and Lhnru~ and chotr lloyd Hawk I ...., NfW COLOIS lot .wry fosNoa ... Nifty Stitchers Club Meets At Bearhs Residence Wed Alternoon S 'R' S . ew 1fe ew1ng Club HOS Meef I Mrs Jed Webster Sr cntertam ed 1ht> SeniOr Shakc s p... arc Club Wednesda y afteinoon al her home Sprmg Av e 1 Th~e· • e A l \o\> ,1) A poces.s wnal and recessiO nal are a part of the chon s program and the cantata mctudes thL ~e numbers and s mgers Entry lnt o Jerusalem ' ch01 r, 'To Gethsf' mane' , l1eJ.-.n Stobart T1.s M1d mght Cash Bahr obbltRato cho1 r When Mornmg Had Come 0 E McKrnlcy bass rec1tat1ve, Ca l vary s :\tournful ~ountam cho1r There Is a Green H!ll' Mrs F I Gardner, "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross', Jams Ch1ld.s descant, sextet Mrs Dave Farm er, Mr.s 0 L Roush Helen StQ< hart, Ernestme AsbUJy Roedel! Steffy, L R Wtley L& Z SHOPS Senior Shakespeare C/Ub H Mee t"1ng \1 ure a cantata Man o( Sorrows for the program Wilh Rev f re1 h 1 Gardner, pastor &JVmg 1 em vocation and benediCtiOn a nd conduet !I baptrsmall!ervJce aft H the cantata Mn Chester El\Aolll s organ 1s t f or the church an <..o 1 Mrs Arthur Sktnner l.:i t:ho1r d11 ector My as~Js 111l tng0 111ho~tc~s 011 Chrht\ b a{l STUNNING CAIS Fndoy, March 30, l':i56 Aged Battlers - Committee Calls Easter Retess On Compromise Farm Aid Drafts Square Off In EJta sttt4J Justice Court ! WASHINGTON LP - The Con 1 qurre Agnculture Secretary Farm 8 1lf Confe ren('e : T Ben SQn to make a !ll:peclal Committee t od;n de baled f1n .. of means of 1'1 1~ posm,g of the gov. Two aged participants 10 a bat provision ~> of a t<' nt a!JH I) ap. l ernmcnt s mult1 mllhon dollar ~I'QP tle royal" Tuesday on Route 33 proved $1 2 btll1on sorl bank pro. surplus and reQort back to CoQ.approxlmattly 6 mtle north of Porn gram il'e55 Wlthm 90 days eroy today fated the court each The committee als o n eared chargmg the other 'Mtb •·auult and agreement on a proposal to In I batten • The fmal round ol the rrl'ase ~harply pnce support~ on battle however has been dcla)ed feed gra~n s 111!' propu.sal \o\.uuld with a conhnuance made of the boos t props on barley gram sor hearmg today by Justice or thr 1 .~:hu m oaLJ; and ne to a manda Peace Peoples untd Monday morn tor} 85 per cent from the present • 0 10 • m ' w £ James Cl\l:!adJe, Chester, ag£.-d 65 fhc I'Onferees called a mornmg U charged m his warrant that he sessiOn before receSSing for a long ' Fools \\ •II Be Fools,' l.S the litwas driVIng 111 hiS car Tut;&day af Easter weekend They expected to le of the play that the Jumor CJaAS ternuon v.hen he harely avoided rcsmn<' work probahlv Tucsdav of Scnp 1o H•llh School WJII pre. h11t1ng a auto drt\en by Ed•son a nd \Ole on a fmal drart of a H"nt at Harnson.,ll e on Apnl 8, Hart of Darwm that pulled off <:o m promi se farm &ld brll Fnday 1 hJ s tnn r a ct comedy fum"" ,,, th ... h•ghw•> from the s1de thre e da }!l before Congress returns h h , h fuo " .._ 1s cs more t an wo ours o1 from 11 Easter rece~s and e ntcrta..tnm e nt of the rood Cheadle stated that be sto~wed The committee faced nachmg a • and got out of h~s ear to talk to rl(<%1 on on whether to make th e The Ca st of Characters 1s as H a r 1 w h e n H a r t s r u sorl bank mandatory as voted by 1follow~ Sarah Small by R.acheal ck him liar! m h1s war the Srona.te {)r voluntary as pro Burbndge Jenn} Brown, by La rent charged Cheadle With stnkmg pm;et.l by the adn tmstratton Verna W e ar~ lrts Warner by Conhim ftrsl Bulh warrenls were l>Cr Sen Allen J Ellender D La • me Ka~ Carse). Dottle Dunning, ved by Deputy Sherif{ Leroy Rar comm1tlee chairman Ji'r1day mght b} Ph} INs Ross , Clance A-lay, by lrilm aftrr a late commttlee meetrng Anna King pred1ctcd a cam that the conferee ~ I probably wW appm~oc a voluntary I Mrs Nelson Bar-rt'tt by Carolyn I plan I Welsh Mrs Arthur Be.ar (Dodo) I The commttlec tcntatncb ap by Tma McCal11st~r &ther Lane. I pro,cd Lhc admtmstrat10n backed 1 by Mary La~c . Jason Slrong, by I sod bank program and a plan for Kennel h \\ llll.am s, Silas Kmght, • fmannng 11 It abo appro\ed add- 1by Jam~ s Clrn(! and Harold Black.· mg an extr.a s:;cKt mtlhon a ) car burn by Paul J ewell fo the current $700 mtll'ion pro- l Rf'S er'ie seals ma y hf' ohtatned Senetary or State Ted W gram for bmmg surplus pertshable 1from m.-mber ~ of the JuniOr Class I or at the school ur1 lhe evem.ng Brown today called attentwn to [arm commodities The conferees alsc voted to re of the ~ how the f;wt. H1.11l )1C!'SOIW who W1U be ul).avoldabl} abs~nt from thl'lr eounly and more than 10 m1lcs from th•·1 r \otmr; preunct nn l'n mary Electtoo Da) MilY 8, may make applicatiOn for an ahsent voter' ballot after Apnl 9 Such a baJJut m<~Y be voted Ill pcr!'tOn at Under ~he dtroctwn of Mrs than offers Who Shall Roll Tbe the offtccs of County Boards of I AIICI Nca~e. th~ sc:-.wr Ch.o 1r of Stone Awa) or rna} be mailed I he t crleratcd l hurch wrll p! Thuc \\ .~ ~ a (,r('aL Earth-April 8 ilbo •~ jhe [Jrst dale I an ra 5 te r (anlal.a The Cro.s5 quake rs a pr esentatwn by the whrn Uo.rrd ~ of Ehl'JOn~ ma) ;]f" l rr umph~nt h) i-l£'rman Von chorus w1th a background scene cept applltallons ror dtsablcd \ot- Br rgr at t ht S unn ~l' Srnrcc at of an An;: <'l plrtra)cd by Sheila crs ballots , 6 30 0 r iMk on Sunda\ Sf 1<ru:o~ w1th R(ogcr llyscll and Thr deadline for <~PP 1 c~trun!> II th an 1 om Hrown ac1m g a ~ guards at for t>oth ab~('nt and disabled \OtThe - en: ( ~~~ Loptn wta.wn c1 1rnman ballots 1s 4 P 'I May M, ~n Ph" " c a!> etc., B·n lht lomb Pt·ace Be l lolo Yfl ll rs a pro1l l orgams ... rs b th NuH c \ I • 3 and the ballotli must e rn c f d b the Pro 11 "en1a tJO n h.\' Jack Kt' nned) 10 a hands of the (Jerk of the Board N<'~~tzlln £ ~ h~~~ l~ e Lord ~ 1 1 solo and Nrght Is 0 cr' I.S anum or ElfldiOOs bl 12 00 Noon, May 4 1.'1' wna d h th holr her by the chorus wJth Lots Burt Apphcattons for ballots from ll.•:;hn lc~o~~tw: b ~£>~ Waldo J members or the armed Corel'S c tn b fo~lo" d by 'Yc as bO IOisl wrth a scene of Mary 11 mw;t be pot>tmarked no later than Bartels '»lh e d b the Magd;;~len e and the other Mary portrayed by Faye Thomas and 12 00 Noon May 5 and ballots \\oho Wor.s 1p prcsen e Y must bo dehv(•rcd to the Cl ·rk of ch 01 r w1th Eh'i)"n Ftek as soloiSt Anna Murray I he Board hy 12 00 Noon Ele<:tlon and ilno1ht r sdlo b} hcrl Blae• The choru s then w1th Ben Da} SccreUry of State Brown nar Be-hold What Minner Of Nt'utzlrng and Allee Nease as howc\<'r pmnls out that anpltca U.H Fiol01sts wtll pre!!il'n t Walk To I tons should be made early cs r>! J n of Sorrov.s" wtll be a pre - Emman:s" w1th jhe Upper Room peclally by servJce mrn and wom· sf'nlatwn h} the cbotr and a trw scene of Je5u:; by Ed Kennedy en 10 distant places m order to compo~ed of Evcl}n F1ek. so- and the two disciples Wtlham allow 11 me for mailing of the bal- prano Larry Traey h'nor and Ben G1bbti and Wilford Ta\lor lots both ways Nt ut.z!mg ba~ ~ An offenng Thanks Be To Close relabves of ~ervrce per~ Tht• .Mens Chvru.s w1ll g1vc d God' by t!le ehoru.s WJII precede .sonnel may make apphcatJOns on rcnd1t10n o[ 'Lamb of God' (ul· the benediclton wh1ch w1ll be folbehalf of 1J{'rvJce men :md women luwed by Thme Was A Garden lowed by the Postlude 'Up From who nerrf not be regtslcrcd to In ~ol01sl Alrcc Nease and eho1r The {.rave by orsan1st Mrs '\Ole 10 Ohro The "omens throopart rhoru~ Nculzlrng gre~Aional I I • IScipio Hi Juruor 1 I ar• Ch•r~& A. J.ckton, Ganer•l Tel•phon• Company dlvls 1on manager, Clarence Roy, L1w· L•ft to Bow•n \1 re-nu Dtddle, SillY' Spencer and Bobby Roy, GeMr.ll Telephone r1ght of Company emploY"~ tt1tloi'Md et Pomereoy, 1nd tM cempeny , . . alct.nt. Clare E. William-. wh• pruented the La CruJ. Awar•• --~ ~------ Rain Predicted May Mar Easter Day Festivity BY UNITED PRESS Ohman~ \l.erC" warned today to carry unbreUas along with ne N Easter outfits after churrh SCI \ ICf'S Sund,ly The wcatht'r bureau predll ted raw would a1nve m the western rounllcs tihOrtly before noon The showers should cover lho resl of the state by mghtfall In mos t areas, howevL•r nun was not expected unlll late m the day, g1v1ng the gf'.N)'n h)!ht to egg rolls, Easter pa1 a des and other ob~c1vances Although the lon.:-rang-c fu~­ c:~st called !or brlov. normal tc1n· pc-r::tturc.s unlil Wcdoesda.. the mcrcur) Sunday nw1 nmg was ex· peeled tu be mo:>tly sunny 111td warmer untll the ram front moves m frO!Jl the west U1gb_ temperaturl'IS m OhiO' Sun day will be 42 48 10 the northeastern counj 1es and 48 to 54 m the ~outhwcst Lo\\ tnnrJ:ht wlll range from J2 to 40 dc~rcc s Four Automobiles Tar Spreader In I T\\0, Colli•S'l.OllS F out Gen eral Telephone men n~c t'1 H' rl lhe La CroLx Awards mad e In General Telrphone Company 11f Oh1o to em [}l o....ees who p f' rf oim mcr1tonou s ~erv 1 ec beyond the aclu<~l requnt:d duties Th f' award s we re mad1' by lht' compan ) J)hS ld{'nt l. tare E V.'lll· 1ams at a meetmg of compan} exeeutlv('s "l the Deshler Hilton Hotel Bdly Joe Spencer, Uarence Lee Ro) and Bobby E Rov of Racine, Ohw and Lawrence D1ddle of Syracuse Ol\10 were each presented La. CroiX Ce1 tlhcate11 of Award and checks for $25 m re· cogmhon of servtecs wh1ch prevented possible serwus tnJUI')' or dealh and probable loss of home of . 1 Mrnt'rs \'llie fam tl} Th e mcrdent Olrmrt>d on the wtnter mnrnmg or Oq•embt'r 10 , JD55 v.hen Clarence Rov Glnetal Tch•phonc Company or Qf,1o f'lll ployee was dnvlnt to \l.ork at Pomctnv Wtth h1m \l.l'le h1s hto ther, Bubhy Roy H lh SllliWI 1 ant.!. La,o;rencc D1ddle, all GtncJal Telephonl! Company t'lllployees sta!wn~d at Pomeroy, As thr:y came to the rommunJty of Mrnersv•lle, ~mokc and flanu.•s w~:~s observed ~hootmg from the eat es of the home of Jos£'ph !loot! Pomeroy taXJcab operator Sprn ret a t oused a ne1gh!tor and call( d I he Pomero~ f' 11 e Dcparhnrnt DH1dll 81ld the ncv brothHS awak f'ue .! 111<' llilUd r.u\1· 1h ,1nd conducl~d \ir Hood , h1s 110!h1 r .md <~n aged relalJve liv HJ f Ill !h£' home, to Fafrty ' l he four mcn orgamr.ed a buekrL bngade to fight the fast spn•admg flanu•s nnd were a.sststcd by netghbors and pass(ll'sby Spencer and the Roy brothers are as a part of thf'lr CJVIC adl\'ltres, mcmhlfs of .the Hac1ne Volun- ~I<.Cplll~ The OhiO lhgllway Palrol rcpotted two mtshaps on eounly roads, tnday afternoon mvohm., four au!omobtles and a tar SJlrC<~ · dt•r One of the Cllrs was heavily leer t'Jre Dopartmcnt, and Drddle 1s a member of th SHacuse Vol damaged but no lllJUrle~ wne rc untocr Ftre Dep,Jrtment Knowported Aceord1ng to the report the Ied,!c and experwncc thus .~:amed was pul to good work ln or~llllll­ f•rst accident took place on Route mg thr ftgbt agaJn~t I he ftre, 124, Olle m1Jc ~outh of lhc Junc· where ~otherwtse coofuswn ancl tton Wllh Route 248 at 1 30 I' M cl1sorder nught have reJI(ned Th£> Wl\l'n an auto driven bv Roger has 1dy orgamr.ed bucket bng.u1e Hayman, Long Bottom stru~k th e W<J!:o ~ucccss.ful m holdm.~t !he rC'ar of a state highway tar splt'.1tl flam's lfl chetk untJI the Fin' lng truck dnven b) Clif!vld llol - Dl•p.ulmcnt a.rllvcd Wllh t<~nk ter, 52, Itacme, tn an :~tit•mpt to pass The Impact of lh.c colll~lon IIU(ks lh<~t made ~hort wolk {If splaticred anothet co1r dltV(!l h~ th~ r(malnm;;: fue Sonou:; lnJUly John Groee, 44, l .. ou~ l!ollom ur cleat!• to the occupanl..'i, .and headed :;outh, lllso, \I.IHch h<~d 'protlnbiCo loss of the home, was JUst paasod the truck Ht'ilVY fi,mt- prcvf'nl~d bl' !h(• Qutck (']( .rr age~ arc reported to the front Llf thtnklng and ~ostltve ,tchon nf unknown dnver vehlcie. Which d ld thest: telephone poople not stop after the accident The 'lo Clarence Rov, r£'porltnJ:: auto bas now been found, hut the fire.• and hi~ dallY telephone work drJver has not been located 5CCm to go hand In hand Tht s The second acctdent happened was the second I line recentl\, I hat on R.ollte 33 at 8 05 p M ftve anrl he reported a home on £m and eJght-tentbs mileS north Of Pome· as~t.stt!d the OCCUf; llllts (O ~ afct} • dOJVen north fhe four t(l]Uphone Oltn il]SO roy, when W.an Roat a Ut v 30, Alhe11~ ltD receJve d 1 tl ,._. ( 11 II by Louis u. on( dtlempted to pass 8 car dnvl'n A.wards for e•1torrou~ ~e• v1~e north a;lso by John w Wo'ft 56 f10m the Ohw lndept:nd,ent ldeRacme, which was altemptmg to I p:one ~:soc1atlon 111 Columbu:; ""t · c Auto License Tag Deadline Set For Midnight Tonight 0 COLUMBUS, UP-.Ueputy 1'C g 1~trars wtre geared today 1or an lith h~ur rusb of motonsts who fallflfl lo get their 1\)0(1 auto h .Cf'n~~s .., .t ""t Tuesday' Apnl 11956 I 1 C F.rvm N&!er, aMnl~ URislrar of motor vehl(les, saUl ttM! flood of motonsts who wm:t unlil the last day octUI'Jl everr year and thtH y<'ar was no exceptiOn'• H<' satd the .sale. of tl}e • ercen and wh1te te&s W&§ .exl)~t.ed to take the Ohro re~ations over the 4 mtlhon mijirk ti"y the end of the da! Tbc nC'w ta(tt, .tn!¥,.t _be:dlspJaytd JIP'<, fiJ.~ hrit;llt>~~t~~i"!&-ntghl Absent Voter May Request BaII0 l s After April 8th • • ~- ,• .- ..,1.. ~ On a plla of not .J::UIIty" m Jusl1te of the Peaec Perc)!~ reopte..' court today, the hcarmg of, Arth.ut Ccuson, Mason, charged With reckless opcrat1on, wa~ con hnuorl Carson was the dnvar of a tractor-tra1!er truek carr} lilA: mum liOns thott .stuck MJchaeJ Wi(lpel as he stepped on to Routt: 7 Tu~s day evenmg, kdhng hJm Instantly Repre&entmg Carson 1.8 Fred Crow, Jr . Jn other aclwn 111 Peop}cs' court toda) James C Drummond. Che shtre, charged With reckless opcrat10n, pll'ad 'not gutlty' and was bound to the grand JUry. The ch11rge resulted from a head-on two car colhs1on January 1 10 Wh1eh the dr1ver ol the other au· tomoblle Hubert N B)adrs of Columbus became the ~ount)' .s !Jrst traffrc fatality of the new year Bo-nd was srt at $300 lta:rmond Vln~yard. Tuppers J'laur~ on a dnvmg wh.Jic mloxt- 1 I Federated Chureh Easter Cantata To Be Given At Sunrise Services Not ~w.lty .Plea Made By Dtwer LIn Fatal .._:j,t llJISnan I Elrctwn~ r~enl t ~=:c_-~~- Rotanans • prepare For Easter Egg II1Ul( cattd char~e. was hned $100. '""and "ntenccd lo three doJ• in jail by Mayor E F. RobiD8od. 1 nday n1ght Post To Map Plan IFor MemorJ•al Day Observances Here Drc.w Wrht>ter POtit No 39, Tht' Amcncan LegJOn wtll hold Jl.s first April meetm~ ill 8 P M. Oil Monda) Apnl 2 at Lh~ f?'ust Home on Lcgron Terrace Jntpor~ant bu· Plii5S a coal tru-ck when th~ cullls- 1t ~"h~e~ll Crolx Awards Wl rc ls sln~ss coneernmg th,c obsetvauee 10 all' rt•tu,r\1 d 111 ltabll•hc:.•' nahonally by of Memonal Day wtH come before h ave be en d one t o th e It •ll I v - tlu Gcnrrul Teli phom• s~~l£'m for the body. ' hc101sm aud mer h te 1c. •A fmal chC<'k of the membrrnu.a t was r 11 Pf1 ~>n "• c lot>•'" • "'" acl~ of UIIIISH,ll h L of no dnvcr<'~ ltcl'tlse" 11, &IJI" 1tr Jtnrwu~ lit l('\'f'lmcn "'"'' for 1966 wrll htl takon and m Ma orE F Robmson ~ rourt lhf' I• (rmx AwillrdN art 11111\ .11!1 df"linqtlt"Dl memhr.rs arf urgl'od T dy Itt 1 d fnt th~ latf' Mr ~1f1rn~ I' 1.1 to pay -ritJt's at on"c to aV(IId •u:;o uc~ ny mg 1 ro1x v.ho Jll r~(tlll 'lars .,.,ll\ lll'llSIUII from I he rost The prelhll l lll l ll uf lhC' hoard of rllnc enl mcmbr:r~hrrt 1s 320 fourteen L'• 1"r~ n{ th• (ocncral lrl<'(l)l\lll" b~ low the 1956 quota There bqve I OljlOl R1 IIIII .tnd Hll.' m~n i.:Jrl-:f'ly bten tw{ nt) srx new m rcmstwl.ed n·~pnn~rbk for the <'l<IHblr~hmrnl uum\mrs lht~ \f'ar ~!embers arc of I h£' Grm•ral '] ekphnnc !"\ s1em urgf'd to eontacl all el1J:1ble vctcrwhu h now h,h operallons rn 3U t~ns and brmg them to the modCINCINNATI, 0 UP- A ~pt t '~lah•o;; ;md sl'rV£'s mme 111an 2. mg tat•Oiar £1re dcstru)erl the e,Jst 6001100 te]f'phone~ Wtlh thl Korran Bonu~ ~o CIJillf' wing or the four litory St fi1 r~un hnforc l.he l)('Ople 111 \llf' Novern Srrrtmerv bere today Ll::llll.lj:lr. o,o,ll.:; M~IG~ GENERAL HOSPITAL bt r gcm•nl r\1 ctJUo all vdt'nns PICTUitED 1bove •r• Rotariant rsthna1(•d ~I aboul $')00 UOO I Adm1tted Fnday •nd Rottry·Anm colorlnt East. No Ql\f' \I. as InJured .1\lr l ht~t Jamc:,c Hot•~un. ::ihar!e anrl Mrti ~!In ,5f'T\'f'd 10 the Armed rorcl'S betwtt'U June :.m. 1mm and JtJ\\ les ::)pence tbr. only Jl<'rst n 111 S b Vall' I reeburs, Ill •r eggt. 1n preptrahon for the 27 1953 and hrmorabh ~rpar.Jtrd that part of the bUIIdtng wlmhl Death•: Rotary sponsot'Wd 17th 1nnuel burned was awakened by a watch Jams Hubbard, ~h racu!le and Ar~ IUVlied to come to Uuli weetE..ter Egg hunt t~ be- h•ld in ~J'::rl.lf~:~ages I CIass PIans PIay la~t ~l·ar I r l Ire Des{roys Cincy Seminary I I --------- I w.au 10. tiw.e to esca.pe. Mrs llo!!J!d W.illi.:l.!llll, Pullleruy. UlG M1ddleport Puk Sunday after· noM Approx1m1r.ly 500 youth from thtJ 1n•• 1re eape<ttd -m ttkt! r•rt m the fet.tlv1tler. 1t which prhn will be IW.nled. Depldtd from left to riaht •re: Uppll"r lt~ft Oon Stlv.r~ left too r.ght S1r1 Owen. Mrs. DonllcL Sflveri, Mr&. Jac;k Roh1o0n, Mrs: EmmeH Shuler, J1ck Emmatt Shuler. Robson••• � 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 30, 1956 bircher hall miller