https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b2f0bc30694ff6cc154685cd54d9f9a0.pdf 33984e5b49167f69bcb2e25c3f0075b8 PDF Text Text ---- • • JoaeEioht ~~----------~~~~------~==~~~~ Easter Day Worship Services Highlighted , Special Dinner Fight Results 1 0 S d BY UNITED •••ss In Middleport By Cantata Presentations He d n un ay New YORK St Nichol" A<eoo La.stt'r lantalas opened a nd Thr Sunnse Ser vice at lhe 1rst At CL---b -Hardy Smallwood 1~7 Bk l}n dO&ed the Kutt:r servttes Mtd H.. ptL•l lhunh was planned by ~ rews I y outpotnted Ghpar Ortega dleport wtth the Semor ChOU' of th~ Busy Bee Class wtth Mrs Beu 1S2~ Mex1co 10 • ~eanor S Schaaf, M1ddiE'pc.r1 SOciety Editol' - 1 1 Phone 6078 Steven Knight I Easter Birthday Has Birthday Celebration Held Celebration At Vaughan Home .. Mr~ Yt Ill ta m Kn11::h t ~ntcrLun cd with a party nxently al her home Athens H.oad hononng her ~o n Sll'VI}n on h1~ s~~.:un d b1rt h l~~~~ l I TODAY a bright now no• ---~~ Baptism Rite• Giv~n To Sixteen Sunday SJxtec-n were g1vcn the ntcs of ha pll sm 11nd twenty-two werl' re ce1ved 1nt o the membersh1p dur mg lht' mormng worsh1p ~c1~1C'C at !he Ashur} Mclllmhst ( hu rc h, Syracuse ~ as ter Sunrlay ' I her('> was an allendHmc of 137 nt Sunday Sd10ol and collcetton or $:~3 00 DllUXI LAUX Ill tiP h.,.l lilol, $a 1• lhl) • f :~- Cup {akcs centered wtth a co'" bov cand le holdcr With candll' lCC rrcam co nes and kool 1ud were serve-d Hats and balloons were G)Vcn as lavocs Present wc1e Sbnnc L}nn Black ston, Annett w,,rnc r o\ngf\la Eason Carl Offttt M1lkcy and Shc1 la C h1lds and RttkY and Ro tanna Kmght Adult . ,; present were ~.frb fl us• Walson Mrs Olan Gt•nhruncr, Mrs John F Ball) Mn J'c1n R1gg ts, M111 Robert Ea:.on 1\-h s Dale Warner and Mrs Wtlltam Chtlch; Steven rcectved a number of DICe g1fl.-; WAU. PAINT on over any lnte.rla• aurfate fo AIY to llpply WJ.tb brueh Dl Huller Koat.er• • OM rallon rltlf!ll waU. old ,verap room ' • OriN within one bout • f1uJH11.ntood washable • Wido ranKo or lovely colora P CLINTON FISHER COMrANY Sales--Paint Service Phone 8007-Y 6266·X MlddiC!>'>rl 1 Btl! ~> on of ~r and Mrs Rtch· arrl V<Jughn wa~ one year old on t. a.:,t(r Sunday when hts parcnh and !.:lt'<Jt ~;:randmother Mrs Auntce Ohl1ugrr hat\ a fam1l:~> clmn! r nllcbratmg h1:; bu1hdav Guests .,., ere Mr and Mrs Dav1d Ohllnger and daughters l-ocal, and ~r and \h~ W1lbur Parsons and ~on Dunbar Saturday afternoon Btll had hu f1rs1 b1rthday party v.t th refres h· men \~ o{ ICC ~.:rea m cake and Easter rabbi\ favors ~cned by Mrs Vauhn Mr~ Ohhnccr, Jacequehne R1cc and Sharon Riley Guests were Mrs R1chard E Vaughn and Marl), Pomeroy, Mrs Larry R1 cc and ~o n Chipper, PI Pleasant , Mr and Mrs Btlly Jo Spencer and Bdmrta, Debby 11nd Becky, Racme, Jon and Becky Gruet.t'r S<~ ml ra ,md Susan Ohl mgcr local Scn.-t tn ,!!; j:llfls hut unabJe to atlend we1 e Junmy and Pat Clifford Syrac usf! Carol Zc1klc Racme All'x ,cnd Stephen Hawley Ch e-.lll n lurly and ShcLIA McKmgh t Tony Va ughn, PotnCIIJ)' Mrs Tho m~ " Rtlq Shl'1la >6\(•ver local The John Smiths Entertain Over Easter Weekend I 1 Mr <~nd ~hs John Smtth en t et\atnl;d il ~;poup of rclatiVcs at thr1r home Nyc Ave., O\er thl TONIGHT WICk! ncJ r~,~u-W~. Apr1l 3-4 l'tese nl W!'ll' Mr nnd Mt ~; HO'RROR SHOW Thom.t s Sm1th 11nd :,o n~ Tom anrl B•l• Lugo11 Rtch ~1 rl of lnl u lo Mr and Mr ~ "DRACULA" l'r1 1y Smt lh ,\lid suns Rodu ey ALSO .cnd (, len d {ulu mbus Mr and dtlah1a and s tnglc holcltiS ,T ho \ James Brr(hanunsupcrllntcndcnl G•orve Zucco 1r~ ~r ~ II W \\,dt eJ Ga ll tpolts 1111d lUnllllltlec In charl,l e we re •t~~ of the Church Sc hool at the i',trst "Till-: M!\11 MONSTER" Robert Coflts Chrtstin r Coa ls 1• ·~ Mr ,md ~~ 1s Hom er Y. al! c r and n c fo.hllcr Mrs Holand Pr c~byt('rlllll c hurch , prcstdcd at 1 dHu ,..: hl ll~ M!•lmd.t and Suella Thurs - Frl April 5--6 V 1 M n H r k MA' til(' S um'1 ~1" Serv1~e wllh Harold 111L " Lt •:on s rs Sa liN presc ntmg the message Jul John Payne RodC•meron Gl, llll~ rnn 11111 11er 1 r , Santa PussaJ(c MEETING CHANGED Mam of I hi' flo"rr, pl<~N'{I 011 u ProiJa~co moderatot· o the \\t•st (In Technltolod r he I!Hrllllg of the Mil ,Lt.>; ( 0\l ll · th It f 11 h 1 l lliLili SII'I Yo•tth Fc llow~htp,, read e .L u s 0 IC 1 ttn• u·~ were the F.astl'r s tor:1 :'rom the Sc ript ALSO 1 ~ Rtt ln ll CoiChCt~ A~sO('Ia\Lon lliH n m mrmorv of IIJ VI'If o nes liiC \\tlh lh (• Jll Stor th e n1 \ flow June HIYH D•n Dlilty ~t hr dulrd for Salurcl,ty at I 30 p 'fhe filrl N"'d Uoor m .11 l he humr. uf I• 0 Sa und c1 ~ a~d fornrr membct ~ ol the d111r- : ard Huppell stngll\g approprta\r (In Technlcolor) Easler mus1e to 11lustrate the V('r I 11.1 ~ hf't'll ChoLllj.ll'rJ tu the t;OClll l c L<lrge congre_e:attons were r r. pm t 1\CS The Youth Chmr dtrc<:t t•d by '-------------~ room of tht: J cd..-ra lt•d (burch Sauer and Farn• Erlcwtnr c1t for the Eash•r scrv1 ces w1th Lewis 1 I •·t· 11 412 prese t)t for ll~c lltble School ~ang at !Ius selvt~e an rt also at at lhc ( IHII'~ h nf { h rlsl nnrt mnre the le n thtrt y service With Mr~ than 300 at the Churc h Schnnl at 1 Paul Ha tonst a\1 as LhC'I.r anomp the ~lrst ltap11 st t: hurc h Thl' 11cv anist p f'r('d I (rllrdncr, pct.o; \()r or the 1 (burch of Chnlil, had baphs mal Mrs \tllun StC'lfr was orgam ~l scrvi(('H for A 2t• Wilham Pttts, for the scrv1ec~ and the Senior ( Jan•nce and <arl Lefever , Colum. Choir duccled by Mr5 Rodney hus , Richard Ua-re!! Robert S\ef£y, Oowntng sa ug at the ~econd scr. Korcn11 J enkmson, Hoger and Don vice Bohby Eugene Shirk. so n of aid Hou~h Spec1al mus1c at lhe Mr and Mrs Bob Shirk Mansfield , mormng wor11h1p ~crV'Ice and the was baptized by the pastor at th1s cvemng service was prebcnled by lime The baby as the great grand the choir who sang "As It Began son o! Mrs Minnie Erlcwlnc, Mtd to Dawn" and 'Nailed to the C'ross" dlcport I YOU'RE NIVER OLD ( -- r""'1 Anytime You Look Forward You Are Young ..__..._ - --..... \.1 • Tho Pom•roy Pantbe ... and .... Ractne Tornadoes wlU try to tef e together agam tbnt&bt at 4 :00 p " M on th.e P~Jmeroy duonond •fter bemg nlned out ye&terdar arter.. noon for the second time! However, the il~ probably Will llgam be poet~Ded b-ause r" ..,., of wet grou ndli. r\ the CllUrch or Chnst presenh"' lah Wtnte tn charGe of the program "Man of Sorrows" at the SUntlBe ~hl ch was presented by Mrs Ray senlce wltb Mrs Arthur Skmner pwnd Luman president of tile as dltedor and solol&t and M.rJ cla~s Mrs John Lyons Mrs Wlute (hester Erwm as organbt anrt the Youth Cho1r with Mrs Guests who asl/111\ed w1th t he (olr<~hl Anthony as orgamst At lantata were Mr and Mrs Dan tlu mormng serv1ce the Rev C E Farmer and daughter Lynn Day ll <nt \\as tn chargt! or the com ton Choir lllt!mbers were Janu l111Hli1.Hl 1>erv1c1" and the Rev and Chtlds, Ernestme A:sbury Helen !llr• Orla Bradford , who concludStobart, Judy Butcher Carol>n 1 d two weeks serV\ces at the lo Hess Ma1da Rom;h, Dtxte P1erce l~l lhurch, presented the message Mrs Allred Roush, Mrs Fred I 111 ~ Prmon m usic and art Margar Ga rdner Mrs Oscar Rou 5 h, Mrs 1 (I llovt sanG a solo and Mrs C Dave Farmer, Carol Jean Hudson, I' Br<~dbury wa.s orgamsl Carla Wtlson Mrs Hoyd 01lgard , 1 he Hev Rollf;'rt Styers. pastor Mr and Mrs 0 E McKtnley, Cotsh of the church of the Nazarene, was Bahr, L R W1lev, Tom Kelly 111 cha rge or the Sunr1se and Morn. The climax of thl' ria} s worshtp 1111.: wu1 shtp servtces and Mrs Bert se-ntces ..... as the c•mtata He Is Bahll' sang .a solo at the second Risen at th(• F!Tst Baptist Chur scnne wtth Mr.:. Slyen as pumc h \Uth Mrs Doroth" l'eoptes Sa\ 1~1 ch as r.hrectur and Mrs L P Brad Tlw Jumor Gmld held the Sunbury as orgamst Jame~ L<Jchar) r1~c scrv1ce at the Mt Mortah Bap.. Athens was g uest soloist and the t1st church and at ten-lhlrt¥ the chotr was asmsted by 1 arry Rice, Rev N D Bordon was ID charge Pt Pleasant and Arthur Covert, , of the commuruon servtce w1th Pat Middleport nc1a W1iltams smgmg a solo and Cho1r members are Beulah Whltl' J\1! ~ Mary Prances Baumgardner !\Irs C E Ho yt, Pearl HoHma n a~ ptamsl A spectal Easter pro Marct·ll~ Taylor Mrs Ernest Cov- gram was g1ven tn the evcmng by Nl , Jal'queline Rtce, Mrs J(Jhn the Jumor Choir directed by therr Lyons Mrs Shtrley Mtlls, Mrs L tounC11lors Mrs Arnold Richards H Dunham Mrs Geo rge McGhee 1111d Mrs Dewey Guthrie The proMrs J ohn Fultz, Mr and Mrs L n gram included a readmg by Mn. Diles Mrs Prances Bearhs Tho Ern~st Bowles, a pantomime ' The mas Darst, Dame! Thompso n O lrt Rugged Cross a triO, RoseiFrank Cheesebrew 'l he chOir mem ta Htchards, Emmaline Bowles and her ~ JH~s(•nted the dtrector and or Susa n Swger, acx:ompamed by AI gamst Y.lth corsages m apprecJallon m~ Baumgardner, a vocal solo by of then work 10 preparmg and pre G1 m ge Baumgardner senttng the cantata The Rev L A Bangerter bapt. Decmat, ons for the churchcJO tzt d lour mfants at the ten..thtrly var1ed from arrangements of spr scn.,ce at Heath Melhod1st church 1ng llowcr s a nrl potted plants b rou 'H1 tan Keith , son of Mr and Mrs ght by members of the congrega F.dward T French, Jan e Jeffers tlon and placed at the altar to more d<~ughter of Mr and Mrs Paul elabora te arra ngements by s pec 11 ho mas Ehzabeth Jean dau~,;:hter Jal <"ommJ \tees At the Ftnt Pr c~y I of Mr and Mrs. Bernard Fultz, bytenan chur<"h Mr aud Mrs Jam- M.lrk Lee son of Mr anrl Mrs Lee el! Sulhvan, Lt!w1s II ~auer and Smtth Mrs Dw1ght Walla ce placed East S(Jcclal mus1c HI both the surtlie er lthes around the ba11e of a grass an d niOrt'i ng ~1'1 vwe \\liS under coveted <alvary snrmounl 1d by a lhc d1rrrt10n or Rl'n Phtlson chmr wh1tc cross lc h ru lm and Mrs E S Schuaf, or The Loyal l'al ~' ('las ~ .1 t thc• ~,;a nt ~ l At the caLl} scr •t r.:c the c hu rc h used wh1le tapers Easter ,c n1htrn OnP l>'ar ly Easter Morn lth cs anrl tvy to rlecura le the ""LLI 11'1g 11nrl a snl o (,r.nllr. Hol y Sav. dows bap\1slrv, chancel .md altar tour <ounod, wtth Cherolc Blake ra1ls At lleath Methodi st Chur rh .1~ .o;olu t ~t. were sung ami at the Easter \lites and h yat1n\h~ palms ~l'CO ud servtcc the choir sang and evrrg1ccn we re u ~ed to ba nk Opl'n Your Eyes' w1th George thr altar wh1ch was hghtcd h} D.lllas as sol01st arld M1ss Blak e while tapers m seven branch can sa ng Ha1l Joyou11 Morn Pomeroy, Raclhe Nln8 To Try Again Tonight I Jo 1ft l.uctlJe Bearhs Haw)dns Pomeroy Soctetv F:i:2.di!!!!;to~r~::!Ph:!!5o~n~e_!6~2~44~-=~~~~:__ _ __ $5 89 Tuesday, April 3, 1956 The Doily Sent1nel, Pomeroy-M,ddleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel ' •• Th.e Rev and Mr 5 Orla Brad' ' ford Carroll and her parents tbe PROVIDJ.::NCE, R ! - Steve Rev and Mr:. 0 M ~h.rtm or Marcello, IM, Provid ence :.topWestervil le we1 e guest..~ of honor ped Pete Adams, 156 Newark. N at a fanllly d1nncli hdd Easter at J 3 the home (If Mr and Mrs bank Pl'l"ISBURGH _ J o hnnv Eu --c::-::--:-:-c-----" Plll<;burgh uutpomt 1 wA'LTONIA Ns CALL MI.TING Ch.eesebrew wi!h M1 and Mrs b anks 145:-2 Crl'g:ory, ed Re~bon Stubbs, 14:5~ Pttts I A Board of Dir~et.,ra meeUac L'uHmd H.<~yes anrl ~on a.os1s t mg Mr and Mrs Bradford burg h 10 or t he Me1gs Ch apter, Izaak Walton completed two weeks evan~:ehsHOUSTON Tex - Paul Jorgen- I League of Amencan will be held ttc servt«:se at the Ftrst Baptist son 127 Houston Tex outpotnt to mg h t at 7 30 p. m , at t,ht. dub Church Sund<~y mOJntnli: and dur- ~ erl Davey Walden, 130 Youngs house on t h e rann, accordipg to a mg this ltme Mr and Mrs Marl m t own Ohw, 10 report received have been hou s~gues!l> of !h{' ~ ------- - - ~---Chce~ebre'"s ;~nd of Mr and :'tfrs J B Hayes, Ch('ster parl"nb of Mrs Cheese brew and lliHord H aye~ Mr:; ~ltutw <~nd Mn Hay es are s14tcrs Big Bend Area Boy Scouts Exposition To Open Saturday ,, I Thursda\ at 7 30 R~v 1.. A Bang ert er pA stor of llt'a th Me th vd1s t Church w11l s h ow two f1lm stnPs The ClllllftX IOll and 'The H.es utrerll(ln at a prulEastcr sen1re at the Salvatton Army He adquarters, Middleport, w1th Capt Glenna Rummell pre.s tdmg Capt Rummell d1rccted thr. pre:-;entatl on or an Easter drama 'He lli R1sen' by Alberta Hause, stsler of Cap t Rummell on Eas tcr lure an d th,t l e\enm~ at At hllns for the Ath en~ .I!. IOUP r.Jkmg p.u t were llel ~ n H.mmg Jan 1cc Delk, Sa llv L,mdct s Elotsc Adam s tor the Ill ~ ! Jl€1]olm<tncc Cap t Rumm el l -;u hsltlu tcd 101 Mtss Adams \\ho y,as 1ll Two Semor sold 1c1 s !\lrs ]t () s('l la lhom son S~1acu:.c and Chas Hamn g of J\1 ban~ and a Junwr sold1 cr J ohn rlowcrs '-'hnersvtl k h~ve been :.wo1 n mto the corps by ( ap t Rummell 6edtime Darling in lace·lavished Celcmese Tricot • Judson Bn1kt, gentoral ••arTwo ;bows Will be presented on Saturday, Aprd I ~~ ... Sizes to 441 Troop 206 sponsored by the Cbe$biN- Ba~j;t, wtlt d1splay a "'ew V bo~:k, so caol and soptusltcoted , , scallo~d loce softly ruffled 1n c wtde from&, a satm bow lor a ccent full gathered slur! flooh from the 1.1j:lsweep mtdnff St:zes 34·44 m , Turquo"e, Apmo1, Mml, Pmk . eamping sceD.6, Scoutmaster Is lltmll Bdu•l, \lidW•It Metllocbst TrOOI' tbelr theme Rabbit care and Nature. Bill Fra ley Is Scoutmaltter, Troop 210 of BidweU will present conservatton Delbert Ga rnes 1s Scoutmaster, GalUa Troop 220 tbeme lS Sotl and Wa,tlr Con&(!rvahon, Harold Tram cr 1s Sco11tmast er . JJm Bll'Mlette~ Scol} mas!U" o( Rlo Grande TrooJI 230 sponKored by the "R" Aswcaatlon has a thernt! of Ftrst Aid, TrootL 245 of 1M1ddleport, Onward for God and My Country 1s ther theme, Ba.b Mills Is Scoutmaster and the Volunteer Ftre Depl spon&Ors the • troop Troop 249 of Pomeroy w1Ll have Home F1rst A1d, Rralph Sp~n eff IS Scoutmaster A !lohmature Model Camp 1s the theme nf Troop 2M of Ktngsbury, Olen HBT rlson Is Scoutmaster The Carle ton lnterdenomlnati<mal Church is the sponiWt', Troop 252 ~ponsor 1.95 ELBERFELDS mtct1n~ Something New Has Been Added! ONLY FOAM RUBBER SECTIONALS EACH )'011 In '• n.... vorful coffet:• are grown tD remote mount••n resion• where there i1 an abundance of ferttle volumc- IOil, yt.er•rouud 1unl1&bt. and warm troptc rd-. T.be•e are the rtrt Moua.taul·Growa Upholsterod In Sylmer Fabrlo Slalns are easily removed. lnereased re!dstanee to wear and wriilkllng. Keeps fabric iliatincbvely better co8'ee 01vor. D1acover the dehctou• dtfftrence younclf. Try Mouutam.Growa Fol&tr,l Collec tomorrow. • Sit ond Sleep M Foam • OH th1 floor 1lylmg At the clm or tb1 meebag lunch wq wved by RQbfrt Vau· • Lttlltwttaht- ftnpr tip edt01t I 5D ICII, Ia convert Ua• •• TWill. 0• a ••u•Lae•o Folger's Coffee •••' ' COntt>lil>etl sm.....sp.c.. ""*'""" .. '"'""' .. ... ,...... .., ..... ............... "... '" ..... le wilk , . ..., tft liiUCM li!CIIOI ~• tV'I(II nA,_.J.lll Ate IJIMt ,. UN Ill WUII U1a1: YOU rtiM IAAI!otf '- • Stt II oo "WllCOMI TIA'IIliiS" oHr CIS·TY Colmer TWit wi11t ~ ~ ~ _,.,._"' • 100 BAKER FUIIITUIE ON TH! IIIGJfTIST COIN II MIDDLEPOIT completed Monday cvemnrc. Servlees wlll be held at Beecb Grove Cetnetery on Wed~esday. May 30 SpbiUr for .the occasion wl1l be Ab'tam Cunlx, past Ohio Dtpart m~t Judge Advocate C!Uftord Hsyt"S, aommander preJidtd and five n-ew members admitted were Kenneth Harns, Ro bert' Burton, Asa Custer. Eddte Ash and Mickey WlUiam~:> The applintlon for representative of the Po1t to Bu(:kt)'C! Boys Slate waa received Tbe spring conference to be 118id at Br-eman April 13 was lll· DbUnced. Other &Mouncement.s iarluded the -seveo.th annual Toundup loT the mem~s to be .. eld m Columb6s April 21-22 at "the ' Btate co~v.ntlon of tbe Awul Hl,bway Patrol. rnd ll!•t t~e Post wO]lld poll11cloale In memOttll HI'Vloea 1t Oha,ter and' ~~~Qek qrove, May tl new. ••• mountain-grown hl,i• M 1al7 ol State ·o·bed eofecs you tute in Folger's-the coffeea th1t Folger'• blenda to their unique way to 1ive you a ncb, refrething fngran~ and BY Robert Bowen, prmclpal of Saltsburv Townabtp school, was appomted to the pOSJtio.n of county elementary supervu;or Tuest'lay rught at Me~gs County Board of Educat,. 10n meeting Mr Bowen, who reSJde11 at Lau rc1 Chfl, will supervise the count..Y's 15 elementry schools, and Willi w01k out of the county super1nt- ' ..'• 1hon Ud JlobeJJI IQelliJ>en. Due~ to 2i! --'--::--~~ 'larket Reports CINCINNATI. 0. 111'-Prcotluce EllS ste•dy to lc btgller vn lli'ie wh1te; conS'\DDCI"II, A lai'J'e ~'bite 48·46 brown 41 43. mediums fl--42 brown mix fO 41. extra 1.ar1('r 4041, A lata:e whLte 36-41, A m¢tum white 34..3&; A medium btOwn 3t37, clleck• 2Htl; ~ 1..-.e SG-36 Clilckeuo Jletoly rrrm 3-.'111 lb mottly, 2i beus over IJ lb :11 23. bed11 5 lb ana Under 18·1~ fihs leabpntl. 14--10; old roostenr D12 Y 1hltt.llr 90 it;:OU 0'1. day Newly elected officers wbo will be Installed at the Jun~ ceremony are Ed Thomas, »ast Worthy rresidt'!llt William Sheridan, Worthy Presid~;nt C3rl Persinger, Worthy vtce pre:~ldent,' Raynold Green, Worthy Chaplain; Albert Martin, Treasurer, Jack Thomas, se(retary Le:!he McKinzie, Trdstee , James BlUB, Worthy Conductor, Frank Chapman, lrundc Guard and Robert Rtckard, Outside Guard 1 fh~ Pre,•d 1 nt g•ot about !15 pn Ct nt of !ht vote and Kefauver pulled 1n .tOuut 42 per cent John ~ILY.A UKEE \'t1 l!' l'reiol Robert Byer, president of the 1 renl 1h cnho .... ( r htdt :-,,n L.tt~ l.h.<~(Jpll who~e ~li1 1e opposed the M 1ddl r port AI umnl Ali'SOCI.atwn Kef \\ presldl!'d when lhc offi cers and oth aU\I' f tn t":-nn u ~ P 'Pu I nH'n uo.,.. t r dc legatwn got aboul er Alumni In~ at the Hl"'h School lart!} lUntt~t p· ~ •ld • n , ;.~ J Jlll ;s per cf'ut <~nd l 8136 votes • m .. n < t ~ttmn lut.)dd \ I $"''Fum Rtvolt'' M onda:~o rven1ng an d 1t was deC'Idetl • 1h 1 11 1 to haq• 1he annual banquet a 1 J l )t m•IC" "' l ' kr f..Hn lh ~ulllp<~r• ~nn :\1r Et senhower 11 d a nee on S[lturd ll) , M a.y 26 al the 1 r • ·hr"' 11n,.. 1<~ O H!IIIl'' • f 1' , 11 or ,. ] h td til p 1 unt of thl' vote m 1 H tc puhiJ c ,orh -n o! n u 1,!\ o\t'molr H152 .... tltn he dPfeat· lli g h "-h .-..; oo l WIlh th e b iln<.jUI t srt , VJl 11{OJ} II f 6 l'o1 II he f In ' ~ prmf'tf IJill• ed Adla i t :-,te\1 115011 979 744 to Or p m Ulil(' V.l IIIIIISh \\ 'h J 2 6(} , 1f !he •I J !~ I ll 3 6l2 Jj~ ed ror the dance by an Alumnu ~ Jlff" n!t rc, 0 11 !Jo• 1 K 1 t:het Hadd p 1 PI dl ~ " r 111-: \bt l "'h I ' au\rrs ~opporters satd hts ox om e.asan 1 an ~-~~~ uhow(r 425 Z:l7 11 J d hu orchestra 1K f ola powte up <~ farm rcvoll 1 Off'ic:er lor 56 are pres BHr \ICf! (' iiUI r 322 and made h1m fronl-run ner fur pres Joho Ma yor secretary Sallv 1 the l>emocrat1c prestdent1al noSaucr. treasurer, Donna Wells I 'OU mlnatwn Th>l" ~~~t--nhower part1 Jones Executl\f' officer Dorothy lA ~ans ~aid Kefauver ha<i failed 10 Childs Gibbs chiurman named for hl:; hid to wuo Repub!Jean.s and the banquet 'are dt!corallng Anna l 'armers In W!~Coru;m Howell hcke ts f'·rcd1he Houdas h The dJ s<tgrerml'nt stemmed ell me11u Mtldred Ohlinger Balle) from the dtffer~n t v1e.,.,s th~ taMes Jeanne Ann Young Bradhurv X I pirl\ lt'<Jr\('rs took of the pnmary and Pa:r1c1a Shl'rman M'lls enter a~ a re~J lest of \OIPr feelmg tammen t Wdham (hllds A rl os(' chf'ck (HI dll anglt s of Repuhltcan Sta.tf' <hrurm.. n PhiDunng the meellnil It wa~ de ex tending the W[lter ~ cnlre of the lql Ku(' hn ~llwauket: saki beCided to send cards to Alumni 1fl tllwn of Mason to the ArhHn., \l!le lore the electton he expected the the ne-ar future and monl') makmg area wtl be madr Within the ocxt I ~pill bctwel'n \be P<IIIJes to be few days followm,;: Mondav mght ~ about 50 .>0 J I were d ISCUSSed Te nta ltve mf!etlng pro« of th 1 1 I D pla.m arc hemg made for the enter C I B hi e o""n counrl Ln the emocratlc Sta te Cha Jt man 1 Y ut me La1nment of the Graduatlllg das.<; or I Ph.tl.Jro ~~>h \\li>COnsln Rap1d., ltr.56 1 A reques t for lhe rxll' nston '"a. sa1d any DemocratiC tot~! beyond mark several wreb ago by person ~ 25 pet ~unl - lhe ~hare hts party l m thr area Onf' local lontraclor l hil.-1 111 1hr 1952 prtrnary voteh«~ 'uhmltlerll s tlm~tc or t he cost '"ould b1 sJgmflran t c f I he proJect and rounCilme n arc I Th e pnm.ary walched closely as oow stud:~o 1ng Jl a midwestern test of tbe- two can Council seemed to !hlnk that a d l dat!"~ voter appeal ti'Chntcally I numh(r of Pf'rSon~ 10 the area I was an ('lcct ton of party d~legat('S would necrl tu guar an1f'r- subscnpt for lhe national eonvl'ntwns IOn to the SCf'l'i('l' before the pro Jeri 1 uulri be undertaken Such Won On Ftnt Ballot ..~ur ~ . ~.JJL. e let!l tn\eshg.ltton as to the number or Kefauver won thor 28 Democratoc 'm!J' work' in . Mtddle~""'ifiiid sll.d p.:-ople mterested tn now bemg conven\Jon ~uteb be'ure the f1rst denly Tuesday evenmg at h iS hom e cond ucted balhn wa., e~- he W;J5 a trDPPOhCd m Wabasso I' londa, after o week ~ In other bu.siness on Monday on h LS ~ldoc of the balloL illness e1"' mn g WJlllam Hardm Pt Pleas~r L1sen!Jo,.,.er .SWl'Pt the 30 Mr Pfarr was the son of the late ant th r towns attornl'\ appeared member Republtcan convention Geor&e and Mngaret l'node i'fart ~lore 'he counnl \l.otlh I urther I dde.gatwn easily from Chapple, an and assisted bu father and broth plans m placmg the town's employ As:hl;md W1s , ethtor who headed ers, Ell and Dana, 10 blllldmg ecs on soc tal security a pro-Amencan' late m the the fmt electrical plant an Mtd A request by Or F R Carsey GOP pnmary dleport In 1000 for cx ten.swn of the water hnes Rural and small 1own votes The plant was on the corner of to L~ons Addition JUSt below the came m early durmg: the C<luntmg South Second Avenue and Mam htgh sehoo l wa s tabled for furth al').d for a t1me Kefauver was glvStreet where the Columbut; and cr ronS1dcrahon tng the PresJdeot a clooe race. Southern OhiO Elec1nc Company But Mr Eisenhower evzntual!y has tts store room opene-d a hefty l-ead 10 the usually SurviVOrs tnclude hu Wife Wab Republican up-state areas He a:sso, Flonda a daughter 1n UU f'\l'D led m Milwaukee County cago a brother, Dana, who 1s cnll usually a Democrahc stron.lthold. call!~ 111 at Vero Beach , Fla a mcce Kefauver 's own v1ew of the Mrs A J Slrauss, Middleport 11 pnmary was that he had done nephew Lester McCracken, Colum much ffiU('h belter" than he had bus, other meccs and nephews expect.:d He said tbe vote 1n,d1ca· Funeral serv1cea wlll he held m The .\l!'w Ha .. en Council \'Oted to ted unrest among the farmers ' Fla Thursday place crushed rock on all unpaved streets In the town as they met 1n the aty BUilding on Monday even ing Sev ... ra l c1Uz.ens attended the mectmg prote.stmg the condlllon of the slrcels o{ the town which are not paved Action on plaetng Two persons forfeited bodd, and the stone on the streets 1s expeeted another was docked on a traffic t(J start soon vtolatlon charge, m Pomeroy MayAt the sa me mce\lng a lengthy or E F Robuu;on's court, Tuesda) d1 sc u ~s 1o n wa:o; held concernmg a The Hunhngton Chamber of ntght new ma\or to suc<"eed Karl Wtles Commerce bas announced that 1t Burley Boarrl. Hartford on a who has announced that h~ would ha:; taken Ophoo on 500 at:rt'f; or rbarge of T('ckle~s drtvJn g for. like to rc:;tgn land at GalhpoiJ.S Ferrv m Mason fmtcd $25, and Evert Jo:\'a ns Port <..o unl) lhc opt.mn would pernut land, cbarged .,.,.,lh mtoxtclthon, pur(. ha~c of the land for $500,000 fode1ted a $15 appeanmcc. Loutto MUST PEN DOGS fllr mdustnahzatwn w Roat, Athens, RD , had a hne The Rauut V11la gc lmHh II 1c Thf' land border~ Slate Roule .! of $5 and CQSt \cued against h1m ported, to•l.l\ thal a:§ of Arlfll l '1 RtH \ ~~ now h('!d by thl' Cappr.l..i on 8 charge of no vchide operat all d(l.J!s mu ' t be kept pcnne1l ur Drol hf"t• who oprr ate ulrder the ors license fl('tl \IJ} Thi N ~ ~ a 11nnual rcqu est nam'-" of Capelli , Inc H 1s near the ::.c._-~----~- - - 12 11 crr s1te of the Ce-lanese Cor poratwn at Galhpolts Ferrv ~h1 rh hcgan prclmunary opera~ liOn s on Monday of thts week The new Cclant's~ plant has S(lm e 90 emplote-e~ and proCe.o;s cqulpnt('n\ was turned o\'er to the plant manager R1chaTd A Benzaqutn b~ thc cons\.J. uclton cngt n('£'1 ~ Ft vr majur mdust rtl':;. h;l\ r heen mv 1tGd to ms peel the lr:~et of land OPijOflf'd b) the Huntin gto n Chamber Managrr Don B<tker of th e Chamber has sa 1rl I hat tw o metal fabncatm..: milu s tr1 ~ 1111 ell'ctroDics mdustn and an alu~ mtnum and a chrnmal mdust rv hnoc been a~ked to look at the ~tlr • lt "-is pmnll'd nut t hat the Lbamber w11l not purchase the land b~t Wtll a<"t a> an agt"nt for fhP. Cappe~~~ Natural ga .. began to fJow on Monday through a nrw nme-mtle Umted t'uel G:J~ Company pipe lme constructed at a east nr $325,000 to M>rve C elane~e The ltnl' •as bu11t 111 a ltltlc over three month s Actual product1on 1n full !cale \Vlll begin at the r('J.:me-&e plant nn1. week The comptilnl' plans au open howe earl) next fall for tbe 1 press, emplO)ees (attulies aad I 1 485 1 Mason I I loo .......~ ... ~ ~roWit "It"s all. See yau -.atiOMI). ••!ol the ...._ to ... you n~at _year." (lntft'l.. Candidates~-! ' To Stir·For Pri M8808•Co 8}0 OO · Sheriff's Race In Spotlight .D -n.ank Reported As Election Day Draws Nearer AS (0 The H0}e endent's orf"ice Uc has had ten yeart~ of teachmg expenence lR Me1g11 County and has a Masters de&reee in elementry The' blood bank ar the Red Cross With a elemcntry supervisor's certtftcate He 1s married and has one m Mason County u 10 plnl5 m the hole accordmg to Mrs Nancy son Hamm the chapter's • executive Mr Bowen will bcgm his new seeretar~ dulles on September 1 Mrs Hamm has sa1d that the supply ()f the local blood bank has been used up for some tlme and tbet tbe Regional Blood Center has already loaned 10 pints which must be paid back A visit of the bloodmobile was &eheduled for Wednesday in Poant Plea88nt at wb1ch a quota of 100 pint& had been set. InstallatiOn of newly elected of. fleers of Metgs county Frateti].ll FOE To Install ~e\V Officers ilt June 4Meeting ARNOLD SAWISLAK Umted Prt!t.l Staff rope work Carl Dakher a Scout master. Ne~ Haven Ltons club Troop ~wall have as Its theme Scouhng and Juven1le Deli.nqueMy, Scout. master as Jobn il'erguson, Marksmanship 1s the theme of Pt Pleas ant Troop 261, !iponsored by the Baptist church, Harry Chambers u Scoutmaster , Pack 244 o( Mid· dleport, chose Highway Safety the Baptt.st church l:iponsores the unit and Ben Batey I S Cubmaster, Pres. bytertan church Pack 254 of Pomt Pleasant, will present Cub Stout Puppets, Cubmaster ts Charles Jenkms. Pohtt Pleafiant Pack 2SR of the Ordnance School wtll make Btrd PREifDENT EISENHOWER holds Houses and Feeders, W M Pancake up .t ba•k•t of E..ter lljgs. while 1s C ubma~ter , New Haven PTA Mrt. Jistnhower smll•• to the Cub Pack 1&56 wall present a Cub cro~d s•th>~r~ on the Whit. IContmued on Page Three) HouM l1wn for th1 tndltlonel BowenlsNamed Supervisor For COiniiy Si'ltools mary Middleport High IPresident Gamers 55 Percent Alumni Planning .1 Of Vote; Dems Claim Victory • B t Annua1 anqt~e Corr~ndent , Ike Trades Eggs-PrMicts His Re-Election ed by the Manetta plant of Pomt Plans for the obaervancc of Order or Eagles. Aerie 2171 will :Memorial Day by Drew Webster take place on Mond1y, June 4, aePost of the Amet1can Leg:ton were cording to announcement made to- Thlsls whet puts the distinctive flavor In Fol1er's ••• 1 flavor you'H find unuiUIIIJ rich end tiiiiJ, never fl~, never bitter! Co&'ee experte agree-the richeal. nmal 211)9, Memorial Day Service Plans Are Announced 1 RARE starting at day evenlftg startmg at 7 30 Tickets tN bein_g sold by Cub Scouts l3oy Scout! and ExpiQt't'!rs or they may be purchased at the door • Unl~ participating m the show will be Troop ~0 of Galltpohs, thetne 1S Jteforettat1on, Ceo Hout is Scoutmuter, Cub Park 203 3ponsored by the Grace Meth()d1.s.t Chunh, theme ts tin can craft ami aebiev.ements, A B Somerv11le 1s ~ubmuter; the GU"l Soouts of Galltpolis w11J present a puppet show. younr. vance 7, 2.30 in the afternoon and Satur- " By Spring Byinrton yoU'RE old at 20 If you think llte eontalno nothinr more. You'ro young at 60 If you can't wait to oee what tomorrow brini'•· Anytime look forward you're AI cba~rroan • 1scons1n "Of the Ma&OQ=Galba Me1gs Boy Pleasllltnt, wtll dLSplay knotts and, Scout Distriet Expo.t;tuon Lo be held Saturday in tbe New National Gulf'd: Armory, just north of Pol~t PleasatJ_t, sa1d today that pl1Ml for the big dthlr Me com plete and ail indications po~nt to a blgcer and better show tb1s GARDENERS MEET 'lh.l' Amateur G.t1dene1~ ( luh wtll meet on \\cduesd~v A~JJI ll .... 1th l'll r~ Rohe1 t ( o.1t. anrl Mrs K D Am sburv a~ ho~tr,~c, Th ~ ]Jit'O lpon cmenl uf thC' rrgula1 111rr1mg whtch \I. a~ sr h\ rlulcd fo r 1\p 11 1 w. • ~ 1111do 1\ lit o BY UNITED PRESS OHIO P•rlly cloudy and colder toci.y olnd toni(Jht. Thunday ~Mrtly clot~cly tn north...t and mo.tly cloudy 1ncl chanc• fot' oc- • eats I Religious Movies To Highlight Post i Easter Services ' en tine L- f _._ Aa 'J'LD evofed T o 'J''"' ntere.... vr ..... llleftf..ltl.,. . Jlrftl "''""•' "'" '" .......... H••• ':-:-:-7~~-::-;---:;:::;;---;::;;;:::;-;;:;:-;;;:;------;:::~:;::-::-::=:-:--;:-::~-;-:;--;-;::;;;------::.--::::::::-:::::~-:::::-----------::----------l tod.y JC 55 WHI, 5~ ..It, lOW 'Val. VII No. 298 Editorial Pbone 397 Wednesday, Aprtl 4, 1956 BUlin- PbDue 3118 S•ngle Copy Sc •-•oht " ·" I Present were and Mrs J 1 B Hayes, Mollv Hoo kfllan Chester, Mr and M r~ Jo hn P1att and son John Jr Colu mbus M and Mrs Charles \\o onde and son Cla1r Atrred Mn Woode ('e lebrat ed her btrthday at the fa m1l~ d1nner ln the afternoon Mr and Mrs Fred Darhng Hu ntmgton, were gue.sts at thl'l Cheesebrew home weather dleport 5th , Clifford Pbilhps, Mm ers\ill le E A Dodderer, Ohve Oafe, Lou D1ehl , "JSomeroy; Margaret Swatzel, Pomeroy lw , Dw1ght Parker, l;'omeroy 2ww Norman Kloes, Pomt"roy 3wA Albert Gloeckner, Pomeror 3wB Jame~ C Fugate, Pomeroy 3wC, ilarry W Benlz, Racine V11l.age, Carroll Snowden Rullattd, Wtlllam Gra ham , East Rutland, Harl-ey Nelson Salem, Edward Werner. Silver Run and Eldon Kraueta-, 8)-racu111c Others mcludc t'loyd tlormg Pagevtllc Guy Russrll, Middleport, Alta E Cone. DyesvHle; Jra Bartels Syraruse , Wtlltam Recveti Alfred Gordon Calitwell, uppers Plams, Golda G1lh<tn, Rume Ray County Coon Hunt.,..... 81rchf1eld, IlarmonviUe; Emmett • • Tr1als W11l Rock Sprmg~ . Mtllard Vao The Meigs Co. Cnon lfunters Mctcr SyrAcuse Vtlla.J;te, Wtlllam Campl111\l, Pom('roy 3wC, Mary E Assoc1atu:m will have lttelr spnng tr1als, 'nclmhng the wa,ter race Offull. l'ortland, Ernest N Ruth, and other racea, Sunday, AprlJ 8, Reechvtll Frank 11 Htlre Reed~ at Bailey's Lake, Ri.cl~ Oh10, \R) ville, S (, P1ekcns. LanJ:svlile a.od ~tlartJDt promptly at 1:00 p. tu George Abbolt, North Chester. County Commtssloner, D a JJ Th1a i11 Of.letl. to any breed of Thf' followmg have hied ffJf' Hartinger, IR) mcumbent, Roy <'Ommtlfrt'ml'n m the Republieao dogs and wtll be run on a per. Protf1tt (R) meum ben! , Rolland pa:r1~ Jam£' ~ 0 ceDt.l:ge ba1u Eynon, Alfred, Refreshments Will be be served Neutzhng <D), Charlt's Sboc-ts, Jt Russel l ( ullums Chcsll't, Val Tbta 1S somethmg new for thts (R), Charles Walburn (RJ Hartun;t North ( hestcr Rolland County PrMecutor James 0 p_..t of the country according to Crabtree, (olo mbJ;t, Ralph Tut Bnen (R) mcumbl"nt. Emmrtt ner Dexter Glenn TurnM' DycsCharles Hoback, Sec'y Peoples, (D); County Rccordc1 , Vil\P, Efnl'St Rrewcr, Gr-eat R1v Jack Thomas (Rl ui'cumbcnt. Coun er, 'I heron Morns, Lap.~~: sville ty Treasurer, Clyde Milhone 1Rl Carol R Pterce, Langntllc, Bert meumbct~t; Edd1.e Guinther {Rl Hunt L<"lart Paul Mllnuel. East George Vaughan (R) Letart W!lltam Connollev Long Clerk of Cou1ts Mr~ EHhn Bottom, Samuel R.a1rden . Long Lucke CRl mcumbeni Count}' En - !Jottmn gmeer, J E D HartU1J{er fRl In Dav!d 0 Jcnkms, M1ddkport cumbent Counl.y Coroner Ht'nn 1st, James G Lcwts, Middleport t.Wmg (Rl mcumbcnt lrd, Asa Cuslt!r, MlnersvJlle, DonA total of 93 candidates, for lh ~ ald StanlP-y, Pagevllle, Walt-<lr posthon of conumtteem ..'n from Sch retber. Pomero,., Harry ~rbs lhe Repubhean and Democrat1r Pomeroy 1st, Carl p.,rsih&e!'r Pom p1trt1es, Will be on tiM! balloll! 48 et'Oy 2nd , A ( J(lflf'~ , Pom~toy Repuhl1nn and 44 Dtomot"l't~1 ~ 3nf Oonfl ld Haurk. f'omnoy 38 Forty,..thrf'c comntlltr.elll~ll Brt' Ch.e5ter W Znk.le Pomerov .Uh, to he 'f'ie<"tf'd from each lftlrl:J- , Ollt' William Woodard, Po~f'QY 4th per county voting prt:c:!ld Howard Lawrence, P~aad, For the commttteeman" pew- Bdg.ar Sr('wer, PM'UIJJd, Jfotman bon on the Oemocrattc hallr.t !M" Carstm, Racme PreCl.ll~l, ij()ward are Its folloWii Sadie Carl Ei111t f'rank, Racine Vtllrt.g.e, Jpsepb Bedfcrrd pret'lnct Geol'ge Calj)cr B'eegle, RaC'Iflt: V!ll,._gc, Ottt> W('st R~ford, lto])l!M C'niP.nun Knopp, Racme Pr~><:lool, Gt-rald South Che~tler, Veshna {.,'rabtree E Shumway, Rred!iVtlle. Hugh Colum l~a . Jo"rancm~~ontgonH'!fY Betrb~ Rock Spnnss. C H Am~ Dexier, Jam I( ~ P.J'IOF{Iit1, (lft' 1t Rutland V11lage Carl Gin'b'Y, SaBend Charles Kt>iscr, l.A'larl ,\1 Jem, D N MuUord. Sih'f.f Run bert ~'a1reloth Easl l...c-tart, l!be'Ham Pott s, Syracuse V1llage, ter Wl.lls, Long Bottom W I" HarTl'!., Syracuse, W M .Jcnnmgs Wayland, !IUddlP.port lJos tottle TupRets P!&Jt1..'1, Jamf's 2nd , Griff E Thompson Middle H Qulve\ WP.st Bedford, Rotten port lst; Thontu A Jtile}, ~ftddlf! N Clark. Harnsonvllle, Wilbur j port 3w, l...on'a Luellen, Mlddlt!port lsi, Home:. C. Jont'li, Wd· PJan Spring ROSE'S HOME A BALL OF FIR!: In the Sprmg, the poet's say, a young mans lhOUMht s turn to thoughU of hwe-added to th•s can be baseball and poht1cs W1tb but one month rem:umnR un•ll May 8, PrtmAry ElectiOn the 116 candadates for county and 1'101\llcal party pOsihon.li, arc beRmnmg to "electtvneer" oo a full •eale or the 24 can.d1datts for county po"-s, tbTee are of the Democratic party and the rematnder are Rc.publicans. Jn the Repubhean race for shen£f seven cendtdates have fded and tbey are Leroy Rartrum Ass Custer, W1lham T Hendr1cb, A 0 Tracy, Robert Hartenbaeh George ll1cks at)d RuS!ell Ba11ey One lOne cand{date ts m the Do mocrabc race for shut££ and he Is Charles l>lehl Olber.s tn rtle for conntv p011\s ar.c State Rep'rN;enlattvc from Me1g~ Cpunl}, GMrgc A Memhart {Jt) tnt'llmbent, 'CharleN Rw;~ell I net"J Chet' k•tng water I E f ension • N d ee Arthur Pfarr Is Reported Dead At Flon'da Home I New Haven Town CoUDCI'J (3flS s Street Repa•'rs Land Opioned Land Optioned For Industries Bonds Forfeited In Traffic Court ARK ROYAL INSPECTION I ulhen;. �____ ~ tlaQe Two _;::._ ~---~--~-- GEN MGR EDI1UR Entt rt r1 y Pumt I t Jill! :.rr tlt'tl i1 t j I " ' ~ ' '' I I lJ \1 II Wed nesday, April 4, 1956 I On MA'iON AREA fl£YNOLD E CRfENE S!!O!Lnrl pb Oilt MEI G~ ltiCHA.ItO S OWEN Puhlt hed • or ======= Commentary TELEVISION NOW HEAR THIS The Daily Sentinel 0£1/0TEO tO INT£RFST5 Wednesday, Apnl 4, 19:.=.5.::. 6 _ _ _ _ _ __ The Da11 y Sent1nel ?cmeroy~M1ddleport, Ohio '' I~ WSAZ ~~TV Channel·3 The News I ' WEDNESDAY 6 :1.5 10 lll II " I N~ttUilJI il h f ~ 11 3431 t-XIt!!lll-\l t\,o,~) Sull tr (J!!I! tu .Uo t A United Pren Staff Correspondent II UO CrneiJh~~tmu ft111('b~u I tun(• or sp.. tn \ I rltl ng f, b1 '"' 1 '• 121)0 12 lU rn North Afruan ulfi!IIN F'ranros Ot'g"Otil lH/11 \.\tl h Sull111 Muhammf'd Bf'n \ •u ~s1 fof l\101 LU starling todd\ 1n ~l!ldrttl up111 a new phase m tht , nlu• Nmth Afnean srtua!1on ' Stf.n o, 7 00 9 UU 10 00 BY CHARLES M. MeCANN 1 t " GUIDE -- I UU fOU<l} t offce T1mf" Dwi ilou~ se ool f llllt" K1t,oM ~ SlviN llmue TLnne.s~f'e Ernlt Slww l-~!:o tht>r \ uu 1 Nt 1 { uJr~:JI b ou llopa.long C'asstdy U JO sporh Eye H 4U "" no 7()1) Nt ws P1ctnre Les P.tul & MIJ'y Pol'4 Ir.. tfudson s Secret l ukt' ftme 745 r\ (' Ws ( ara\'~n H 01) Scref'n Dlrectou huu~~ 8 3U I' tl!her Knows Bf:llt ouo K1 :tft 1 ht•aJre 200 St~lt 2;jtl lam 1.1 Co~ ~ to S lo(] 10 OU Jlus lS Yot~r Ltfe II ft I jlj I I 11 t I• ' 3 00 ~l.::tltnt'e Ill 30 D<~mun RIClJ-011 Theatre t~t'r W f:'tk ont }tar n lv.~n ... , :. t u 4. 00 Date \\ tlh Ltfl! Jill() lleadlines SIX month~ :r."' 60 tl n ll h " 1 1\J 4 15 Mod~rn Rom;.~oces II 05 Weathercut ll~ tho h lr one mcJrt h ~ ~ h ~~ 5 These nt>gotJatw.r ~ ~pett f1~ allv 4 .:!IJ Qut'en for a D~y 1l 10 Press Box • hrr mon1 ~~ n. ut Wtll rover only th(' 18 OO!l sQUill< 5 00 Aunt Dru Show II 15 Greatest Ftghts of Ctmtur, m1lcs of Spam~h \lortll<O ~_How dy Dooct)' 11 TonJght But F'ran('o rnt end~ tu makt I -- ~--thf'm his fusl mo~l 111 an att1mpt 1t11JRSDAY 630 Sports E:)jC to build up Spantsh mflt ('llrt anti 6 55 Stgn On s" News Picture ' I " prcsl!ge rn N01 1h AIm Kt n1 r ilh 7 00 1 odaf 6j ~· olht f jll I I 1 I lit 05 Lcs Paul & Mary Fora FranNJ 1s p1 tdr f•rlh 11 n 11 11 th~t t {I 00 Coffee Ttme c-om h 600 Fla.tt & Scru~ Show I ' Spain s lws w1th Ar rh Nnr lh <\frtl ' 10 00 Dmg Dong School prl(, I 700 11he Hunter" "' " exleu.d b•~k 450 ~ear, Pram~ tu •1k 10 30 hnre h.!.lvaes ::ihu\'o I he 1 I til 1 I 1 7 30 Drnal1 Shore O\er Uw do11 H11111 t ul~ m 1\ ' th 11 00 Home •ptt ... 1 I II o!l \\h I l l , 45 News Caravan I• Afnra lah 1 12 00 Tennessee Ernt(' Show t'r r t ' :1 nil 1 II II 00 You Bet Your Lift fhc ~t u ,..,t of nulu1n 2 JO F eather Yuu.r f\cst f'rptl /tul 1\ Dtagnet ' pellet! 1 ranu lu gi 1111 I 00 Rub & Jan (art Prt'senl H'C'tnt ,, , ch h II I 9 uo Peop'e's Choll!e I' I' nee to Ftemh MuJotl 11ml 2 00 Hall~ uf h} ' a ~<~g ut< , t ,., 111 g 30 F o1 d Theatre I I' \ ' I sla and to offe1 11 to Al~er 1u 2 30 Parson~ Studv ' o~:u.•t lo 1 iltk n~ t llt l u I 10 00 1 !X V deo Theatn I' Forcn Franco s Hand 3 OU Mahnt!e 'I heatre ,.. ill at!d ~ ltH $.'i0 11 1 II II 11 00 News Head!JD.el Ftan('e thus forud F1 rnrns 4 00 Date W~ttt Ltfe 10 \h~ IOthl I ) 11 I 11 05 Weathc rcut 1t II hand tn Span1s h MttOI'('O li t h 415 ModPJnRomani.,S " A 11 I I ht 11 t 1 ~ t ht 11 10 Pre~s Bo:k I now t'Ompf'l!((l 111 turn to oil,, 1n 4 31J Quten fur a Dav lat).(t fiJI I I 1, p I I 11 15 Hud \\'Ilk nson SitOW I II rlependenc£' lo th11 prottdonrl 5 00 Aurltt Dru Sl ow I I' all I I ht ~ I Ito [I 1 11 :10 I umgh! Bul Framo I ow•s that an1 ' 1 _:__J_ l ~uwdy Doody H IJ!: h1H ptu It cessions hP m<~k1 ~ 11111 l'rov rn \\ ~~~ II ultl !11 1 d t FRIDAY Howdy ·~Doody -thE' long r11n In ht u gam atlll nul fl 55 tht Jl~ ( k , ., 1~111 til S1gn On 6 00 Wtld BtU Hickok n lm;s creast 111 11111 q, 7 (j(J 1 oilay 6 m t!poru; E}e Fran(O s atlduth 111 ~puo 1 s h ~I) I '' 9 00 Coffee T1m~ ther thLJ II 'II I f1 tl It I ) 840 !\ rws P1cture roetan mdtpcnfh nc( h ;.~s rlt.am:r I 10 00 Dtn)o( D mg Sehn•rl es or any utll ,, 11 UIJ t I II s I 1I L.es Paul & Mary FOJ"d Tad1rally m the last f~w months 10 ., 0 In llwn )ump 11 1 F.rme Kov acs :,how 7 (10 L1fe of Rtley II I II Only last D~cemlter 15 I 1amo ' ' W. had to change their ttl ea~ 11 00 Home t~rear, n w anun I I II IIIII 1\1 ' 730 f oke T.me I' I til RUARK REI'ORTS or Currency They had always cou n sald ro rcefull} thai the tnnt hnd 12 00 Tennesst'e E 1 me the f'<.l I II ~ Ill! 7 ,, N~ws Car9J an j I II hi 11 II I I• ted wealth In pigs and goldhp ~~~ ('omt> In gr::~nt Mmm cu fl<'f' 1230 Feather Your Ne~t Jill;[ Hl lu ~ ll \ II l I )-j pi I 11 I BOO Truth nr Conseqbencea k ' pearlshell Atr freight co~ts were ,,,, 1. I 00 Cu!Tf'nl B 30 Waterfront too grea t Ior pearl shell to he flown Bu t Fl .Jn('l' 1 ondud~d a n 2 00 (aunt of Monte C! 1sto 900 B1g Story m from the roast .'IO Wl' had torn pendcnce Agtl'<rneot w!lh s, 11" 11 :lao Camera. Goes to S(hool 9 30 Star Stage troduce them to money Mohammed em March 2 as ng~ d 3 00 Mat inee Tbt",ilrt 10 ou Cavalcade of Sports 'M d 10 French Moroc('o Moharnmi 1.1 sW1\ 4 00 D•te \ tlh 1 ''' 1 10 45 Red Barber's Corner oney 15 no BOO a na 1ve ed demandtn" Ill onct~hal S!)flnJsli A 11 1 rr" 11 I lh :\ In I ht I I I unless he can buy something with 4 15 Mouern Roman~:es ll 00 News HeadhnM l nil ( llll ' \ I• ' It eo we had to set up tradmg posts Morocco be glvl'n ~ndepcndt r ( 1 4 30 Queen for a Dav II 11 10 Press Box s it !I 11 ust m us :ly them Thert ~unH til ng 11r1p BY ROBERT C RUARK I III I 1 1 I l I and Introduce them to steel hat also With the l\'oo :wnes umll' 5 00 Aunt Dru Show 11 15 Greatest F1ghts of CentuJ') the next thm g \HIS lo show them chets and kmveR thing~ they rott ld f nt " I ilt ) • rll ( 11 ill I Ftanco accordtnl:l to di~P lit ll ~ :l '30 Howdy Doody ll 05 \\ eathercast ( 01\(JJ\ 1\ Nt w GurneaA han I hn1~ w~: muld help lh t> tn .und n11r I 11 g:, rrom Madttli I~ l f' llh lu du lmsl I---~--- --- -~---I \'oll11• llllll nenrl\ .111 <~.lt>c hrm lhf'~ ('Ould mukc a profit by 1t I il t I n I I• I ar£' by 110 1111 !Ins H Slll ptd n('SS\ItthMnhamnld •• I) 111 h jV I <~d a most ttn ttl l 111-: Hetnl'i11bet \\C dart LJ! the bot ""rhey 1 lnl lrlll lll t~jt L\ peo pli they art> Jll~t 1101 ml\'anc But ht: Wllnts lo kl ( p tlo t lu nrlt !l{{ IJII lh• IIVU! of half I Ill I \1 II htrl We lwd to ftll LA lhl 11~11 n 1~1 nllll f'd Bul the} .rdvunce qur ck ly Jf With Spams h Morono an I l"o lu 11 \I WEDNESIJIA Y tr u ttupl I w• H undtsto~N 1 I ~ rd lid ween \l~(~rdny and tomor 4 15 Sl'crrt Storm Ill H d~ ',1, 1/lln 1) 1 yean set> a rt>ason for It \\hat make Spatn H patrnt mrlmmt , , II nk ' ' S r::n fJn-Prav('r :w J1 1~ 11-:( 1 !lgO l lt~n thruu,h lUI\ g111 enl su methmg tort 4 JO P.li,.,(' of Nl!~ht 1h(' fH.•< Ulll I 1111 I \ I I lit "" have tned to do hca I S m:>k{ the affmrs of Nmth All1 tu gt n JJ ~ ~~ II C<1pta rn K~ngaroo t( tlrt 11 1\111 lr 1 111 and t~dl s< 1 p[~(l th1 Jldlrti•JI"al s HI I blood 5 00 Lucky 8 Rancb 0111 n suh\ ld) 1\ntl tht 11 Jl l I (' 1 ~ fa milY a llllh t 3Jll(.lllst lv 10 00 ( 1 1y Moore rr • d Hil} \t~ l rtl1) 111 t~rm~ ! ltlltng ~ or 111LY go { tn y (tom 5 ..,[) Th <' P.~rl) Show dUl SIWi ft~ II I IJ II I I I t 0 f'( nprtw g o n tvt'n terms W! lh h1' F~~ Commvmsm 30 Arthm (oo d frey I' ' u 1 rt lJ~I r 111o11 li 30 Yo 11 E'lso R•porteJ pn\'ott 11 I ltH tl11 l I 1 II l I I 'tie nf'tghbor I bdte~e w~ a' t F: perta } H stl ~ St l II ~~ ' t II 30 ll I St tke It R 1 ~b lit 'I u• tit 11111 1~~ of lh llr I he thrn gs h~d to he Hlmpl e 1 6 45 Spmls P:11 a de }I"" I 1 Ill ~ \tlf I Ill 1 lCt>t'd mg be£'ause we ve had <l dfef'llve fo£' of thl ~ pll 1 I hi ( u 11 I:.! 00 L, I I I 1 1 VaJJ,i/1 I .1dy I of Nl\1 t !II I II~ l!\t:;JII I Iit ~tmplf lit i i'I'S hk1 rn.1d sO 1ht~ ( "5 \\1 tthrr~an pr ogr 11 vrl 1 1\ lt• lt 1 r ly 1\tt'l rt type ur i-lt llleJ hPrl IIIUillsm alon~ th~ 111111< Slllllhltl '21"" love1flfe II I nl n t •X \'oil~~~ ~ ~ wtr) an uuw •d "''' th''' p1Dd1u1 tn mark 7 llfl I ltli Pn ge ('OU) th~n 1 I ~ I I 1 d I II I '\ou 1 a ~: notl(t>d rn k 1£'oast ul tt £' ~hd t tt rm rn .., 1 1 1 010 11 II I I I I \'o( dunr , , 1( I 1 ., , It w11h the \\hll r ' 7 15 Doug Edward!! New11 lh(' wh,ll mun wnJk~ works hatd hanf'O tlHIV l1t0Jll rly bt rn llcd .. J_ 30 Sta~th fur fumurruv. f'nt' !h' I nlln In whnl 1 )U hl ht dc~1 1 h(d llr n 111 htd 11 sho\\o tlrtm 7 30 Ct~('n K d t eal experl 011 Nutlll Afr1cu JlJ, , 2,45 1h Utnp'og t'.1p;hf ' /11 " I I I\ I 11 1 In 11 a:; r('!IJ\ a nohlc 1 xpe ru mttl mil 1~] 1 1 111 p1od ll'l thai Wt ruu ld The wtuh >\nmun " or k_.~. too - ev caner up 1o l h e 1trn( 111 uw k lhe 1 (OO Kn~1~: ~ Kitl'hton 8 OU Arthur 1 odrrl:'y & Friend' AC(I !dl giJ IIH 1111 b Th IH lmprf's~ h f th 1 :lU <\s thr Wnrld !urns 11 ( 0 lngttHIIlllgoflnnllll 111s 1111 lht:'IIWI h:.~ltotnnvtM'I IIHm eryhutly s gol a JO 1 d 11011 11 1 I he Mtli1Jn~1re S S REPRESENTATIVE •lulr1t I ).(1 n 11 , ' ' tn 1 , M es lorul native 110 srr eA ers f' Ill! Sn l1 nun IS l'i lll 1!1 101 ( (01].: thrl 11 \hey Wtl\ ~(k lhl.'~ tOUltl "JV 1{ h~rt <~ I e"'rs !I ~(I I \ I r; t A S"CT Pt I I \\ar Ill l lJ( 1 "' 1 ~1 llln~Uml II h ~~~ II TO BE HERE the whtte man working as hat(! Hs th e SP>IRIS h <'\I ll1 tlh l!hclenhyltullalsliiJr nl 101 ni1111 1 ,u lhtls whil 1he ht tlot•s 10 00 2U1h (~ ntu r} Fox u:nt et ed laq(t !~ m M( 11 ( 2 10 llou~r.partl oual p 1 k I w 1 ~ lwu uul I ht ~111\ l l)ll 1 11 1 NJ II Jll old Ne" (;1 11 t>a hands husp tuls \\I l l lu " ' r He \\tnt t ~pa .,h fl.l tntco 300 !he P g PJ}Iff 11 00 t fJ \o tnr M nute New1 1 111 1 amount lk 'XJ t iL I In !Jt pH g II 1 ill 1.: •I• ',1, Jl b Ex('use me now Dov.ns s rt I r 1 r~t as 11 :.w )( 11 old Lt nd hcu 3 :=10 ~ h (ro.,h_,. ::;h w h 1 ~ tlh p~lltrn \nllht youngc~t J:lul moxll} w1 hHl to ktve 11105 l3t' S how ~ ~JVt'tl Hlllllll lhJ , ru r lhtl II t; r r I I I' ll ,, 1 111 t 00 The 13rtghtrr l),y ' •I tlu )to up lm ll011-tls a most lhrm 1lnno wt lh thelt (U~ t om• and lve go t Logo nnd 1htt} ~orne fotJt lt:nant Jn 1912 to cummmd <~rom p10Vrng u 11 , 11m1111 11 nt 1 I 1111 I I II Care to ('O tn t' along Mrght hl ~~or I" ~ I 1 I' IIJillf' ~1nl hud th lt~l hrm thil1 f 1tths mil alotH wtlh !heir th It pa ny uf Muon~ h tl11to11s lit• Qlll(k THURSDAY 4 15 S1 t rt 1 Storm It 11 tll tis 11 fl tm tn l drun ltrtd lht y h1•lt• hllrf'Vl th I we II v.~s ""orlh 1! Il l hll \outH\1 h tSIIlbhshed n t epu!lton f\t 900 Sr)n On Pta} tr 4 111 Ut1 Yuur Ac<"ount Ill tllnlt ll wr ~ 11 4 1 Yl 1r o lll Wtl l n 1 gr(rhhr ng 111111 lane! We I' hr~v n 1n frghttng rcht ~~ 11, ht 9 tlO < ~ ~P m Kan gJru 11 Jt was 111 th1 next ont 5 Ull L llt:k ; 8 R 111<'h Sr t ""'lh ~' 1111' 111 N1w (mntr hadlilOII~tn•• tlumthatwewt rl': (Cop1 nghl 1956 b) 1111111 1 1 , 1 1 a me Sl>lH n s youngt'st hr 4: ldlct 10 00 ( 11 ry ~1 111 rt" 5 u llh 1-:~tlv Sh-OW 111 hut lutnll tll 11\( l tOII! rH'I ~~ m"'g h hor~ p11111 11ly not ttH m ge nt>ralrn 1!126 wh• o tw \'oil ~ :11 1030 A 1 •hur 1 1dfrey tur(' Sv n(IH rh Iuc l \ OUl r-~SO Reporter 6'" 11 1 rulhtlt pllll~h•fUt h1 1111~ ll ~ nut cxplmt•r~ Also ,11 il t, llH 1\h~llllmitl lht 1~ 30 S1ilkt' tl Hlh 045 Bub \\ agnt'r S po rts ill ~mo nar('hy I he Spatmh Jlllll} Ill l:l on Val runt 1 <~ely h 55 V. ._.at herman Mororco "as ridtlen bv !ll<~ll und l 1215 love of tlfe j \\ p•rlp il 7 uu U<~.ck~'To uoo 1ndftcre nc:v F'ranco won :.t ll l lll~ 12 fl) Sttr(h for lomorrow ~l \ It I 1 I Ill till s (r Ill uX 1g oil! I BY MEL HEIMER 715 Uoug Edwards News AtRO!!;S 4 Part ol 22 A fm <'QillPI<'te hon1s1v :m1l fH hu11l 1~ 45 Ilw Guld '"lg L 1gM 11 I( t<J•II~ lht ~ wtr~ k1llrng & 7 30 Sg! Pre,ton Yukon 1 ArroK;anUy IlL IO<:k "1nr EW l'ORK- rlu: hanllllom est moHt hlteJe~t­ h('~dt'd efftcteney 1 00 h 1tt s K l~h('(l r11lgtlll tollt l ltn.,llll llu\ Bob Cum:mngs Show "00 Mnto.rt 1.\ Jade- (the 25 Note It wasirom Mororco \1111 lrnnw 130 1 Vf' story lng amateur rather In Mtm hn ttan ilil a mula q II It l t 11111.,1 t•f tlu 1r u\\o n t u.,\oms B 30 ( ltmax atone) 1 colloq ) model named Col!n ltlllle Fox st l out to lead th e re'Jo hrl ro n ol 2 00 ll_JI rt Q 1 ""'ts 111 1 (\ l11t\\t lr u11 ltndh p ts!ltd 6 Old \\Oman >30 Four Stnr Playhouse e A j ob 193tl rn Sp.un rhe ttpultltf' h ncl 2 10 r1 n 1rlv The WOl-d amuteu1 Ia uso.:d bccnuse the 34-)earI th ll lh11 ll h lullt l l l d1 Rlpttne-d; l 1 F'are" ell aeale IU 00 At t hur Mul"'ray Party old Colin Is In his ow n "ot d.~ too mu<:h or a I ht 1111 ~ wr l,h 11~ ntl ""'h ••lhll exiled htm to a mtnm tommand 3 ou 1h 1 a) orr 12 Com pet1lor fruit ot 26 Jro1010 Qu z Klds coward to marry ' Jlo~~.ever !\c sa bette1 tathl"r 1n the Canary hlmuls ott W1st ll30 Bo:;(r vSlow 13 Neat th e rose quol.l lhun I f1ghl pt:tpt:tudh Hl mgsl II :.10 l:p to tht""~hnute NeW I than most profeastonlll s slue(' every Saturday U Ruaslan coin 8 Acroa Afrtca f'ranco flew to MorOC(O 4 UIJ 1 ht tlr_•g _·_l'l llnm~1h t~ II 05 'l'he I <~ole Show and Sunday he goes do,., n to St Barnabas House ]~ SlnM"le umt 9 Contut aplr1t He made a landtrtg on tho Spa m sh --or •pel!d ( var J It! Clamor an Episcopal home fot ahnnlloned and \mllerYn 11 l og nl lc th 11 lhf' chnn g sou th coast w1th Moortsh troops ,FRIDAY 4 :10 F dg(' of Ntghl 10 Antlered 17 Property 27 Perrmt Ynte1'111ar • A••"'u prlvlleged ch!Jdren In MulU~rry lll'Mt on the 1 ~~ 1 f11Ull ~lOll!-' i\ ~1 tO t('!f'VLSIII!l was gtvefl the su preme na!10n 1hst R 00 Sign On Prayer 5 00 Lucky 8 ~neh animals Zf Bone lOwer East Side-and epenJs the whol• afternoon ~ ~ , II\ rch 1b1111ll whrrh h w ln1t s <"Ommand and led the rebel fmees {l 00 Captam Ka ngaroo 5 30 Jhe Early Show 14 Famou• 18 A~rlmer 11.11at ) 38 Coin and early evening 11howlng tlu•m a good time 10 00 wrunt.: wtth Afnu and ll lot of to v1cton .arr)' Moore 6 30 Your Esso Reporter pirate 21 Latvla.n ~ 0 Kllltd !Turk ) You know f erry rides t rips to lht zoo visits to 130 •lhLf lllllfilr'IJS We hnd to f1ml r rtkt It Rl(• h 6 45 Sports Parade 16 Ralatd plat- 32 &:aaer river ::e Streetcu the Statue of Uberty et al 1200 II IV tn lu tdJ:ll \IU gap _ mt Lady 6 55 Weathermtlrt form &lend ~Sea :r.1 M..!ddle tBrlt 1 To tht kld11 (he IH nl ~ -~>IX or eight around on 12 Hi L Jht fll~l slrp \'otiS (O stop lhl of a room 24 Heat htn of Life 7 00 Shop on TeleViSIOn eaale~ 42 At one Ume Letlle •oK fO.ch trlpl Colin Is 'dnddy Small fry or all Image 19 Live coal 31 A very l" 30 S fq_.:hll ll ~ llld lhl Sl('(Hlt l Wl\S 10 Ill 43 Ray b ror Tomorrow 7 1~ Doog Ed'Va:rds News ,.,.,ottfl,. hid! llz:es shapes and color ndlh eu him thusly- and :l8 Small daub• 20 Become llhOrt Umt 40 Po~m 12 4S Tll mdmg Lrght 7 30 ~ Frumd fltc:ka ffmemkr llh11f on bu11es this hJ npt to co nru~~e the othtn po.s~n edible 0 !:lRid 37 A monlh ot 46 M~~on a 100 Ka ~ K1t chen 8 00 Mama gen Since Fox 1.11 a top mod~] and ael!'ma t o b• u fruit ll F undu ttun the Hindu nickname 1 30 As the World 1 u rns 8 30 Pl ay house o£ Stars :!:l Johll 21 Warp }'am calendar t9 !NI thl better ad!! the lllds routine gHI'\!Ilt; tv him Ia 'Hl:'y 48 Mother 1 "uu R<~ t t4 Lew111 9 00 The C1 usader tx-verogr " y - y a tamou11 Ya pitcher a 1n the pap~1 2 30 Hou.sepaJ ty fl 30 Htg hway Patrol JJ Neuter 3110 The Blff" P C~yo ff 10 00 'J he I tneup prOII0\11\ WHA.T MAKES FOX even m01c lnhrc~t!nJ:" to odult!l however The Point Plcasanl Ht~~;h Sr hool, a30 Bob Crosby Show 10 30 Person 1o Person 34 AUnll~r 11 that Jn July 19~ he blew Into New Y II' nf1 t'r hll vlnr !lllled Rtmd 1ert on Tue ~dn} mghl fm slty orn~er The Bnghl er Day II DO Up to the minute }Tewa • no tJone ~tcro.• the AUantlc ocean In 89 dn}~ A on!! ttme bookie and Wnshmgton D ( v.hete It will 41 I 37 L1kt1y boxtr, Colin and a f1lend had lert Englnnll in 1r151 In the 23 root Seer,. Sttlrmc-cc--:=:-::c-'l.Cl,:O::',..T:.:":::•_.:L=ate Sh~~o:::w'--~-,:-parllc1pate tn lh ( NattOmal Ch~rr} •o A til:'r cutter DflbeK P~are, paueed In Morocco \\ t "' e the ftlend qHit the Rlo~ qwn Feslnnl 111 !h(' Nat ton~ 41 Stea l Joume~;"nd then on &t'I'QU the big dr Ink \\ h('n I tal ked "lth A garment Capital J"ox y, the envy stood out all o\cr me llke p1 k kly heat Il is t Pu.o;; 1a J lhe band, was sc hed uled to make a4 enonnoutly 11elect company, th oee \'oho h1ne Hailed the Atla.ntlc 46 Prong , the trtp hMil Charl est o n n1¥111rd WEONISDAY 7 Dumeyland oi 7 Sultans olon~ the C & O S Gt!orge Wash m gton 2 30 ;:rhe F'emlnme Touch B ao MGM Parade decr ee "I 1uppoae" laid Fox, An tntelllrent mAn ,., !\h. a wide streak ot and were to arrive In Wa shmgto n 3 00 Afternoon Frlm .Festtval • 00 ~'Lasqu ... ratle Party 4S Birthplace • Jmmor 1t could belt bel described as a disturbin g eltpetience I did on Wednesda y mormns I) 00 M1ck ey Mouse of Moham030 Break the Bank It btefU" I wun t very e~o.tlJtle\1 v.IUt tn}lt"lt u.a a ma n and thought On Wednesi.lav mght th e band 6 00 John G Wbc-a.uey med 1000 Wed N1te 1gbts It would help me prove or lichieve eomethlng I 1 not sur~:t what 49 Enlll\t'~ was to appear in th(' Parad11 of 6 30 Nl'WS 10 45 Sports SLdehahts However at time• It waa aim }~l macnbl ll To rl'~OHP oo Bands m wlllch the} wtll ,J:Je the of 8 3~ We~>.ther 1l 00 Nt:ws "I tancy tl'l a1 atern a teMt or one 1 teiuon ~~~ ra n be lmogln!.'d liS 0. l<'t)ll V ficlal repreaentahvtl of th e »tate 6 40 TV P1oon I 1 05 Weather ~ot to kno\\ where you are In the milldle of 11 • Nln-good Lord ILO or West Vlralnia 7 Oil Kuka Fran & Ollle 1110 S ports \'hth Ted Wolte Jl'lan That happened to me bN'ltu ~o 1 dldn t lu 1w navigation and UU\\:'11 On Thursday mornma: tht'y wtll 7 10 John Daly 11 15 Huntmgton at r>.;ia:ht, tried to teack myllfllf und "•~ nl t11.1 nurc~~~ful I might have gone l Roman present tJ abort concert on the steps - - - THVRSDA-,- mad Maybe I did tetnporat\ly I wn~ :10 !lu) ~ ' thout wind-and stlllun nn 715 J('lbJ1 Dalv of tbe Capital Building Toun of 12 00 Ka.rtoon Kmnt< 5 thrM months without compnny Thill, t o g h \\ llh no one to tnlk I!Oltl1er auJ 7 30 Vmo ll.anger the city are -scheduled for the 11rrttr With, my only oullet was writing tndlt~Bl}' tutu ltctgeu • 1 • 00 Blsbop !5neen group wh1dl w11111.ave Washlnj ton t2 aoO Jamboree 2 Nvrllt gOO • • • B 30 Stop t.be Must!! J ti:xpruseJ on Thursd•¥ evening a~ Will be ,' "o Fllm & fancy 'Wtlo\T ursr.r Tl~[ lUOF\T WQ!'I hi• slow rl'a l!u tlon, .. he aalled J111ce or Star Tonlght bal'k In Charleston on Frtda ~ mot n S3 The Femtn tnr> rouct( ~ tbat.. dttplte ht• lofty ntms at bi:'C unn n&: " txo tter pet-son, • fd 00 Af1Mn oon F1lm IQII V MUIPHIII, 57, I• new a.pp1 t'll Down the Road ulldo\lbt.sJy back to belnt a bloody Cool y, hen once aah.ore • c::r:o.r" the n~tlon 1!1 ocean lng 5!00 MieJt:ey Mou.se 10 00 Mlf~te from Meadowbroo• apln. Thll aort of bloody fool Colin said 111 a man" hO looks kindl y Aetompanyln~ the bahd were th e Weslt'rn spanning rocket mlasl\e pra. 6 00 D \IL \ CR\ PTOQUOTE - Hero's how to \\Otk It 10 30 I Lf'--1'1 3 L IVes oft luxury, nay Uvlnr ar.uJ chi-chi-which he 11dmltled ruefully he du·e.ctors C ll Yohp and GCr;arge 6 30 N ~ w .s gram. Murphi"M (llboft), P"SI AX\'D~BA<'l'R IIIlO N~w~; lUll dooL dent ot EH90 ReatBJ'Ch and [:n Kookf'ri. -7 00 Kukla "F~an & Olhe Is LOlliOFJilL~OW 11 05, \\ cal her Tbo Deben Pooce wu wrer'kPd In the Bnh11mn! but wu pa.tclled: rtneerin& of Surmnlt N J , 3 00 Mtckey Mou~e ll 10 Sports wt lh T,d Wolfe OnP lettt"f ~I mply ate.ndj<!O't &liOlJlet' IJ\ thUt example A 1!1 uud up and made It north O nce In New York {olin sold her for $600 wws a membct t:St" ~e orl&"ino. t 6 00 Annt l' Oakl1 y I l 15 FoRCIW Tllat J\.lan rot t e th1t>e La X for the two 0• tt<: Slnrte leW~ ra apoA· ud then b'ltd to \Hill' a book juBtilylng lll!'l lv.o )ears and l t da)• committee which: QrJ'a,ni::r::&d the 1 I I 45 6 45- Weath"l'T' Stgn O!f tropt es lhe length and fotmatlon or lhe v.ordt ate aU blntloo or wanderln, and uddlnf to my lncudlble vanity It dldn t pan Manhattan ~rojllct, butlder ot E:1ct1 o.laJ. the co!.le lettera are dUtertnt ~ S~1~--the ftnt atom.lo bomb Deten.se '1 wu a "·hour wonder ' he said v.lth a ~-rln. r lectured a UtUo Secretary Charlel!l E Wlll!lon FRIDAY A Cryplopam Quotation 7 ou Kuklt. f'ran & Olhe aNf th.e movies aent ror but dldn t ma me-And then one day my Bvt when the morn1ng was 12 00 K3rtoon Rom lS utd he would take his no-pay 7 :30 Rtn Tu: Tm LYZ CDLY SW XSTMDII DQBDJTZ· photo wu In Vogu r som('bod~ uv. It and 1 bt!came a mod '<!l He oost April 3 (l,.ter"'aho~Woi J now '"Oft\e J•'u' atood on th• l2 30 Ne 1g hbors 8 00 07'.7\e and Harrlet haa wrltt.n but not jet !1Ch1 a plc~e called I m a Male Model-So short fJohn 21•4) l 00 Ftl m &o Fo~tH'Y 8 30 Cros~roa d s F' Z J L MX, 01Q FAXL VZ, :XLEZKJ WJtae r PRAYER 0 God w,. th an k 2 30 The F.emmme Touch '00 Dollar a Second OM claY COlin wu visiting trl~nda In E ut Hampton, L I, llnd l-:Mt.Y MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL VE:SPZJ WEMZJQXYMCXThee (or t.h e nrg'}tts of our )1ve~ S 00 Aftern oon Ftlm Fe.sll'ial JSO The V1se ~ralhJ' around with lh~tr tv.o kids- when It struck him Ulat J*)plt Admitted Tuesday Otto Ldf!c ror no dawn <,:an appt>aJ on th e 5 bo 'MJ('key 11f'o-use 10 00 Ethel and Albert h:ZRRX wut too baqet!. selftsh and h~ flhou ld do ao methlnr to justify ex- Pomeroy honzon until the nt ght bas ftrst e: 00 Abbot\ and Co.tlt•llo 10 ;)~ News IIUnee Next thlnr you kn!w he waa' down at St Barnabas House, Discharged Mrs James Rob~ on com~ Teach us to look for 1be 8 30 News \ u terday'a Cryptoquote EVERYONE IS WONT TO Weather pl1ytnr daddy to aaso rted ba!chea of the 75 forgotten kk1l there and ~U,Jllt~r Shade Dor Conte~ ~unrlse the SaYlour and the ~ 9~ Weather' rRAJ Slt: HIM WHO IS NO M:ORE-'l'HUCYDID&:S. Sports ~ hll ...~nee ian t Ju~tll\ttl, nobody • 11. _ _ _ _ _ _ , fomeroy Kitty Persinger Po1neroy shore In the 11ame of Ute r.1firhl o£ .....&.'5- ~.Wealat--l' - J.)IM~<I.Wt~ ~ XI.Ai ......-.-~ -Fllm-- -- .t.he World Amen 6 ~ Sports '' " ' " '" ' ' ' " " ' 1,. ~·-' tause Of Tlw Tremble au I ' ' ',," ' ' "' " ' • "'" ' ' "' " ''" " "' I ' ' "' " "" 1 On The Handful Of Men ' Who Control Half Million lll'n· To Slay L I " ' WCHS TV Ch anne 18 " "' ' " '" '" ""' '" ,, " " "' " " " ! I •od ln I 1P0 llllt].!JWII lhJit ht~l 1 DAILY CROSSWORD or N I "' '"' I, '"" ,,., Point Pleasant Hi Band Starts F~r Washington Rocket 'Czar' • • • .. boy• to dmne. Tuesday SHOP and SAVE At PICKEN'S Husband Slayer Freed On $5,000 Bond Saturday POWER MOWERS I I HUFFY MOTO MOWER DlLLY McQUIRE BLUE GRASS PRICED FROM I 54.95 PICKENS Paint & Hardware STORES Phone 153-X Phone SP-3-5583 Pomeroy Mason :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t:o:n::s:o:":::::::::::::::::::::., Get lnta The SPRING FASHIONS With A New Spring Nylon and Orion Sizes 20 lo 36 SKIRTS . 5.95 to 11.95 Al110 BeoutUul Spring MERCEDES CONDON Pomeroy I i ' Ohio Brighten Up Your llome Olltlilde Wllh AWDIIII$ ID•de qf Ceovas, Alum· lnum, or Fiber gla... •·so ••• 1 -~~ ...... .., .... ~ ~ '"""' AND WE HAVE A Wide Selection Of Venetian Blinds Come In Or Call For FREE Estin'lahl MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE J\JST A GOOD PlACE TO TLUII IIUDDLEPORT,OittO Northern Local School Teachers Get Pay Raise Tea~bers pay COATS WHTN-TV Channel13 or The total Chrustmas .seals was rept;)rted at $.3 153 09 wbJch was an mcrease of 3 1 percent over 1he I~ sales and most moneY eVcr coJlected Also tt was reported, that 4 72~ letters were sent an.d tl;tat HK6 were returned In other bu,sm~ a• th e dtnner meetmg held at the Cllt'.ster MethodJst Churcll, Harold K Wood gcrd was elected prcs1dcnl Mrs Don Betzrng vtce pr esident Mrs rhard Chambers retJrlllJo: president v.ho had se~ed In that post for seven years.. Sti:r~tary Fretda Fal.'hnle trcssurcr Mrs Ben Phtl son represcntultve director a nd Mrs Dw1ght Walface alternate Mrs Rutlt McDamel ~hiler of Hartford self-confessed s layer of her llwband on last Thursday ev cnmg, wa s released from Mason County )all on Saturday on $5 000 OOnd set by Ctrclul Judge Lewts H M11ler Mrs Miller was held to the grand JUry after wa1111n1 prchmmary represenlib11e dr redur beari.nlil 1ft the COUI1 of A M Good wm, Justice of the Peace, on Fr1 A fmanctal stalem ent was rea <) day eYcmng by the execultve lke r!!lary Mrs Wallace BradfmQ.. and sh e stated MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL that the assoc1at10n had as of to AdtniHed day a net operatmg lneome of Mrs Everett Reedy Middleport, $229 1M fiotat exp~ndlturCB far Mrs Gene Rdey Chfton W Va 19~ was $2278 78 WJcome for 19M Mr John Lee, Pomcro) Mr Joe was $2608 64 Wolfe, Middleport Discharpd, Capt Glenna Rum~cll of 1he Mrs Charles Gulschel Dexter Salvation Army who was m lndta Ml s Clyde Pickeral Btlpre Mr from 1948 unt1l 1054- spoke on the Clyde McNlght LAngsville Mrs TB sttuatwn there She 15tatcd tha-t v 1rgtc Mc:Ncal Clleshlre Mr Em- there arc only four hOSPitals m erson Welch Pomeroy Jndta, and only Ontl o£ them has a Birth• TB scctu>n Also that four m!lhon Mr and Mrs Gene IHiey Chf people die of TB caeh year thertJ and 250 dJed of that drsease m the cJty of Cah:ulta alone She stated that flllh ~n sanrtatJOn eat mg and ltvrng hahUs Js probably a b1r,:: factor-. tn the ht.r.th rate of death •oo ro IWedeme)~r. 11re•hlent Au::o corp. MaJ in the Northern Local School bistrlct was biked $75 Cor the remainder u( the year at a mcetmg or tho school board Moftday night The board !-!Old the Harrison ville Elementary School to Obart Marknas, for $320 alld tbc coal bOuse neat tbc sebool to Robert Clar.. for $35 ~o tWo bells at $S apl~ anct 1wo &t.oves at $20 apiece were aold. Tbe group moved tbat the lhtrd and fourtb grade children would atte11d el&a.st'ti in the Grange Hall, doo to the COD8Ll'uctlon of the Dew eleq~,ntary bulldtnlt be· lng tnoompiete as of yet Two File Divorce Actions In Meigs County Courts Two prlitro-as tor diVQtce. have been ftlcd ID the Me1Jt5 Clerk of C(turts off1ot', Evelyn 1-llcke, derk Ntj>Ort" Ctiara;Jng Jf'Ofll nf'giNt and desertlt:~D a petttJOn fOr dhon:e W been file'd by Ltlhan Buckner or Middlepo-rt, a&auL<~t trarriMn Buc:koer, Mtddleport The petit ron ~15 tbat the conple Wf:l'e marhed til Jnuaty 1055. add. M.1'8 Buckner 5ef'ks, ahmoov 1111d res t~rattou o{ her name to Ltlltan Walker Ber.1:1ard JobniiGtlt !1-Juldleport file(~ a prtlhoa •eekJnJr lll.tvoree q:llnrt Juanita Jotln,;on Charles too, W V•, <t;:hltillll gro~ negltd Uti extreme ctuelty The petitiOn litateB th.-t tbe couple were rqan1ed 1n 11H8 and have -no chtldren .J\ ~lvotee and otller relief ~--._--------------------.-~----·ue~~ lf.ldcw•T· DooUtde. .-iur prealden& .,, suu Oil -One)- Pa.11~ &out <.:tnu~ <~.s th•ar theme Wy 1 art < h<~dwl'l l ~~ th( ( ubm.uter Pa~k ::60 01 Hem loc k iJmH Will present Famth foun 'o1o 1th Homemade Gami'B 1-t>o { urli.s u (ubrna.slflr and thf' ( hurth of Chrllil u the <.pon s Jr I h"' •ta'loll County 4--H d 1b Will <~ho have H dtsplty under the rl1reetwn of Russell Prtt.. ty County aJ,:cnt OeiL Matthew Gen Cyru• Smllll. prulden& America a Alcltne. Mellon llUIU. lUte ot ladu-&rial Beeearc:ll (ContlnueJ ------1 WIIERE Mflmbt'rs of thf" }' xpo:.mon (om mHtee are t rf"d lltbi)5 of Mtddle port p.arttcrpatwn ilnd promotiOn ch..a1rm.an Pete SLPenherg('o of Pt Pit-aunt tJckt'h l>.illt's charrman Dtck Whltchou.\r of Middleport phyll'lcal arrangements t ha1rman and Dr Osc~t~r Clark of GallipOliS IS do.o~trman of judging and award! fhrough the ~ale- of ltrkcl.s the boys learn !ale:.rnanshtp and earn a f'OrnnussJOn for th~:1r um t The pra!tt from the show af an) Wlll be uset.l fur the camp mJanten.ancc program of tht" Tn State Area Counctl .Jo.ep• Adm. WUliam Adm. RoBert A4nL , .... MeNamey, F Halley'. B. C.nteJ, •• lrqram,. rice presideat of presideD& exeeutht~ of p_~ •W «JonADlidate-4 Jntenaatlonat Wc&tln,houae tl6 Bepo. . Vultee Standard Elelllllie 8aliNCM~p&'IJ" AJreral& Elrclric ) Generu ClaJ 1108 000, Gmeral McNa.mey 116,000, GeDen.1 ..._. Arthur 568.000, Ge.ntJ'&I orowr~ 5'2,000 What ~ l'eUNd from waa baae paJ ot a rour-lltar puraa. Tbat'• fi',DOO • feAZ, wtt11 heavy lrinp beoellta. u labor 'lfOil&d put tL (llllcrn'l Mll (Jpu, •/ Autho r • name below) Some d•y If II the h.,. of rneaK tne and ph•r~ th•t people .,til never 'G.t Olcl"' 1tvt Will ll'fe • treet m•ny ,..,., and alweys. be young Th11 htppy day is. not too fir dllt•,.t bK•u~e eKh year MW " MirKit Drug~ and betftr m•thods of dl .. not.l• and treat· m.nt ne •ncr••s1n1 your Itt. expec:flncy Rlttrhf now If '' posaitrl• to .... •Ktre yetrs. lo Y•ur life- by el w•y• ¥Jilting your Physician .t th• ftrst ifgn of 1IIMN, follow IJtV h11 ldVIU U.Ctly, tl'lcl teklr'f orw of th• n•w toriatrlc medtcinK that ere to Mlpful YO\I'r Phy"~;lln will prMCrlbe th• ,.rttcul•r ont tholt 11 bollt for you •nd 1t 11 •w11t1111 your need 1n our prHCrlptlon clopertmo,.t Mr and Mrs Ccetl BI,.S51ng and Ella were busmes5 callers m Pt Pleasant ~fonday oftcrnoon Moo Mr and Mrs Ed Fry sp(' nt day evenmg \\tlh Mr ood Mrs Curtu: R1ckarl1 Mrs Amy Boston and daug hter Adalee were sboppmg m Pt Plealillnt Monday Giants, Indians 1 Stage A Wild Slugging Bee 1 I I IMANUR BLUM who is described by the FBI lUI a 'top Communist party G!flclal" •and a Red underground leader Ia .1:1hown (right) in cwrtodY of an FBI agert 1n Chicago, where he was arreo~~ted on a warrnnt from Ind\anap<\lla Ind The warrant charges him wtth being a. Communist party member w hile ' knowmg it! alm to be the overthrow of the U ~ governmen t by force and violence Bl 52 was said to bd.acUve m tne Communast party In InMa&:ul.chu.sctts..' (ln~~Uo~ Sou.ndptwlo) di=· and I YOU'RE NEVER OLD 1CooJ Old-Fashooncd Cry Can Restore Hopp•nns ., ..__ By Sprmg Byw~lou WORRIED grandmother m Chicago wntes "l want to ask you somethmg about that buoyant, youthful personality you portray m your TV sen es, ' Deeember Brtde Surely you must mif and dressmg )Ounger than have &orne tipe my age and the standard JOke c1al secret, at m our hou "-e 111 my frequent vis least m know1ng ab to the heauty parlor Well, how to relax, 1 was considered a heauty 20 or you couldn't yea1 s ago Why shouldn t I try keep that lcmd t.o hang on \o some or that of energy ahve, now' even on a teleM:Y s uggestron and lm sure vtsron program 11he s heard tt bt"fore Ad your ln my case, 1 qe, An older v. oman s synlhd never seem able 1e, painted face and coy manners t.o relu: proper- just bore and JrrltHle other peo ly at any time, llOt even when pie and rarely fool anybody A I'm tr:vmr to sleep My emotion!! woman who lets her gray h11nr •et all pent. up and every ltttle rernaln rray and doesn't try to thlnJ' that I 1houldn1t even both- competf' wttb the younger gener •bout upsets me If you have eration learn11 1. secnt - how to any special formula ot your own pleaae herself r&ther than oth wllat ill itt" ers And ahe II be more respected Well, I'm romg to make a eon- by others. too fnsJOnl do haTe seertt tormula my own pnvate therapy My mat! 1a really Mmelltrng and. I'm ~lnl' to about It these days ' I have • letter from here pubhcly for the ftrat time! a woman tn New York C1ty who o\11 yoU: have to do t• uae It for li minutes a day when Y-ou're IS only 50 and she wr1tes "I ve been married these P•.!lt alone m your room, and It 1 just about the euiest thins you've 10 yean to s much younrer man ever done in /.our llf&-<:ryinr1 and he a rrown :so 1ndllferent to When )'OU eel pent up, so to me th•t r hardly know I attn roul' room and han a real cood have a husband. So I have old-fa~hloned ery Do it rirht sourht my escape tn drmkmc, Kavo a real tempe1t, let it col wh1eh I keep within re&peetable Have • IOOd time at It! rt JOU're UmtU, and I've 10ne in hl!avaly like me you'll probably atart lor the occult uleneu which I llllltnr befora tht 11 mlnutea rarely tell anyone about. Do you are up EYery nerv. and muade thmk I m betn&' foolish 1 tn your bodr will relax: lt 1s the I'm, of t"oune, an actress, not beat emotional PW'J'I In the a psychtatrts t, and my advice 111 to seek some competent paych1a world ./ When -,ou're throuch w.sh tr1st or fa.m1ly counselor It I your face With cold watc!r, put may make one other lrttle sug· on fresh perfume, look arounrl gestron, I d say s he probably the houae for aomttbing dear to could recapture some of her hu ~­ ;r~u even it it'• onlf the eal band s lOYfl 1f s he makes a Vl'llThen glance in the mtrror for a Jant effort to understand h 1~ real Jhoek. Your fan Will look problems Perhaps he too needa lt) yean younprl Do try the help One thtng 1 do know e!eape t.echmques never really SprlnJ Bytqton formula ... woTk for anybody. Under any • Another rrandmother 1n San ctreumst.Ances, face up to hfe he· cause wtth a httle eourage on Be'fJ~ardano- writes r I)S.tt 1t can bs wonderful ''l'm alwaya crlticl&ed for , ..t a ten • • • a m ml I I I I • P1~;k up yeur prescrl]ttiOft If lhoppmg Mlr U5. A great many P"'PIO •ntrUit U5 With th• 1'0- spontlb/lity ef filling thalr pr.. ~enphon5. M-y we c:ompo\lnd yours, • SWISHER,...(DHSE . ~ ~ ' PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS ' Quotation b\ Wtl\Jam B Yeats (l865-11rJ9) topyrtght 1956 (4wl) 1\hkc Garcuof tu1 til ht~ worst ;•:•:•:n:tl:y====-=-=-=~::::::.::.::::~-::~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~: performance thened spnng lnumng I ~cason He was I of the most constsl 1 1 I'll I 11 ~ta hle (_II' I (land pttrhrrs un r WHF.N YOU NEED A MEDICINE I I A YOtR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE 9 Mr Llo}d Wamslt>y who ~~ fm I ptoyed on the Rtver u; spcndm(.l l a few days wrth h1~ family on Route Une I lUBBOCK Tex UP Mana Mr and Mrs Tobey ,.,ht'n were I ger AI Lopez or the Cleveland In guests of Mr and Mrs Harr) d1ans satd today RookJe Catcher ! Brooks Monda} evfmng Earl A\lerJJI whose m1scues TuP!>Mrs 1 uneva ltatne) v1~1t(!d Mon day set up t he New York Gtants daY afternoon wrth Mrs Donald I 14 13 vtc tory J~l needs more rna Th.ompson )or league seasomng 1 Mrs Garnet Chapmar called -:.o n T he young eatcher put the In Mrs An na Wl'l g<~od Wednesday mans 1nto a lie on a three run afternoon I horner m the etghth and then saw 1 Mr Sherman Blesstn~ and Mrs th e G1ants score the wmnmg run Vena Ramey were busm('l;;; v1s 1 as a re~ult of ht'i mu;takes l llors 1n Pmnt Pleasa nt Tuesda' The G1<mts 6111) Gardnf'r OJICncd Rev Forrest Murrev of l mon th e Nf'w 'kork mnth With smgle Was cater Vanous home~ 1 He advanced to seco nd on a pa s~ d the Oak Grove commumty rec('nt ball but was out at the plate ly when he trted to make 11 home Mr and Mrs Dcnms Roush and on Btl!) Wh1tc s smgl~: ~h ~ E lmer Nl1'v. bern were m l't Whtte stole second ancl went to Pleasant Wedn(.>sda \ mornmg on th 1rd whl'n A\ertll threw the b<1ll busr nes.s 1nlo rrn!Nhcld A sacrtf1ce rlv h} Mr~ Dorothv M~Dermott <~nd Foslrr C;>stleman scored WhliC to d;mghlcr of Chestnut H.1dge called end lh~ game 1on her mother Mr~ Rctha Brooks a NOBODY GETS OLD LETART, W. VA I on-----~Paae 'l'bree) Prcrct> ~rddlfoport PneiDet, Cllu KarT \ltddleport 2nd Robert 1 ratg :'rl1ddleport 4th Jlmet R Rmer Olive Dale E E FoUrod. Pomemy 3C Carol F Piftr~e East Rutland and James Nlebol son V. rst Rutland I or I • .wen... • r uo1 1nu -d frum TB Association Reports Record I l!J55 Seal Sales i so ' ........... ......... a.. '' H ......... I I ra I ' ,'"" ' my new york • I " " ' ....... I " "' ' '' I .... ;=,=======~~:::==-I J Candidates Exposition 1 l'Cred Sh1tlet 11 recoYennt~ from fam1IY Portland a recent Ulneu wb.lch he suffered Mu Norman Humphrey• and alter nturnirt~ hom e from 8pe nd chlldren Sandy and Randy, and lrt~ SPVt"ral month., 1n Florrrla Mu rhtlto Batlf'\ spent Easter MH Wilham Lowe It til and weekend vlt~Jtlng tn New Castle Wh unable to take part \D the VtrJtnla Inspection of tbe Met&B Temple Mr .nd Mn Erneal Kenne~b Pythian Slaten on Tue•day even and daua:bter Jud,\- have returned inl Mra Lowe u; staff capta1n of to thelf home In Akron after Meigs Temple and her place was apending the Ea.ster weekend with taken by Mrs Grtff Russell Brad Clarence Mulford Sr Cheshire and bW'f Edtth Thomlllh Middleport Mr Eaker, "ke Moreen, Groves, 'Iii~ Jauu~t Ashley has returned to hJs Mrs Clinton Mulford ColumbWi pi'Hldent fll oehalrma• p~81dent or work ln Columbus after spendmg vtstlt"d relaUves and fnends h ere IIUJhfl• !liperr1 Rancl Easter W'lth tus famll~ here over the weekend A.IN:r&ft l..auC"hlln Steel Mr and Mn Bruce Btngham Mr and Mrs Paul Bunnflll .and Athena, were guest.s of h1s parents three children lert Monday lor Dr and Mrs A 8 Bmgham on thetr home 10 Columbus after an 1 Easter vlsu w1th Mr and Mrs Easter Sunday Mr1 Boyd Ddgard accompamed Rodney Oowntnt her daughter and son l n law, Mr Mr and Mn J R Wtlllams and and Mn Gerald Rtcl! and their son• Scott, Rlt'bard Lund and , IOWI baek to Deerborne M1ch1gan Pvt William Wt!Uima, moved Tuea M:oaday The Rtce famil y had s~nt I day to Marietta Thelr nller home the weekend her and Mr11 Dtlgard I has been parked on the Sanabury had been llSitmg relatiYes and property £or the pB8t el.ghleeen fnend& for the pasl h\O weeks months Mr and Mr.<t Arnold Richards Mrs John Kelly Akron, &pent were busmess VISitors m Columbus the Easter weekend vbtting her ChnM' Oen~ Luelue ,)a~··· Monday m(l•her Mrs Ada Cny Cltldlaw, "Ice Braciii'T, ~Clay, Mr and Mrs Lee Smith and son, prnldeat ot ..._.,....... . . daalrmafll !Smith, 'lilce Mark were in Galhpohs Tuesday' Nancy Reed flew to Flor1da to......., C...Uoen&at .chairman On b~lness day and after a two weeks vi11t ~ a V.. aorp. American Mn Walter RaJnC} was called Will accompany her parent&, Mr Dnoelofme•* lbddne to Galltpoli& Saturday by the 111 and Mra Elmer Reed, home after ness of her meee Mrs Kenneth 1 they bad spent seyenJ months m -,ADtNG AWAY,• u Oen.eralllaeArtbur put it, 8MlWI toM profit.. able tor "'Jd roundup ot tbolr nttnmeat lObi ..,.. Boster wllo was taken to Holzer saruot.a during tbe eold weather dicat-. are 1• paerala Uld ..:lm1lala wbo roUred. to 1»1 hospital for treatm ent of a spinal Mrs Clan Murray bu been ln atQD81'• 'l'a ume a rew, .A4mir&l .Moreell ceta UGO,OOO a par, ailment Mrs Rainey spent the Akron vtsiting relttives and bu weekend at lhe Boster home tak returned home ing eare or her three 1,,treat ntees E 0 Sm1th, Lee Smtth and A• Mr and Mrs Elmer Haycook and thur Gilmore were tn Columbus 1 two daugllters, Mrs Mabel Mar Monday on a bustness tr1p h u Mrs TeY1or Groga 11 and Mrs Clarence Ebers baeb and ~~ Ceetl GrDgan, Columbus, spent Mr!l Kenneth Cook, have been til Easter in Meigs County Mrs Tay With a virus anfeCllOD at the cork JorGrngan was a weekend guests home on Soutll Third Avenue of her son Frank Grogan and Raymond and Wa)do R1ekman Jr family Middleport, and Mrs Cee11 w1th their aunt Mrs Carrte CasTubcrwlosJs Chnstmas Seals Grogan v181 ted her father c ll Brookbn are spendang the week soared to a new htgll to Metgs Wi~~e'"Sr The Haycook family and sell Their father, Waldo Rickman County, 1n 195S 1t was repo rted 1 Mra Marshall were Easter guests brought the boys here a nd spent at the annual meetmg nf the b' Mr and Mrs David Yost and the Easter weekend with llts suter county TB and Health A660Cia tton Mr Mrs Mrs AllenCa~s~ll Ha.pton,and Pome ro~ and mvttcd tbe held Tuesday ntgbt 1 thr ' Pl.,. MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY 111 the Gtants 11 ached hrm far nnw r uns m tltt: second 1nmng I I I II Csrlay Uouk1c Bud DaLley reheved and was fol lowed m turn hy Jose San lla,go m th e stxth and Cal McChsh m the f' li:hth Gene Woodling and Sam :O.tclc along wtt h Ave ni! h1l homers The vtclory was the G1ant.s sec ond 1n a row over th e Tnhc The dubs mel agam toda) rn Au~ttn Thl' h~cscorc CIC'~dand /lo ELGIN Is First I 301 102 330 13 16 4 New York N 093.(11)(1101 14 1$-0 Ga re1a Datle} 2 SanlJago 6 Me Lt:;h 8 and A\crtll Gomez Gn s sorn ~ Wilhelm 8 R1zdtk 9 und Westrum Common Pleas Judge Cedrte Clark on Tues day granted a dtvorcf' on grounds of ;ros.!i neglect and ext~me cruelty to John C !l.fartm from Nellie Martm '*'""' .n; r •SWtt••• .... ·--...·-___ __ ..... --- WATCH Come m and sec tt today along wtth many others 10 ladles watches It Will take wear and 1ts yours for only $75.50 The Best All Around Watch LOST 50 lbs', r All Year Around Elgin SELF-WINDER IIDUCIIII ..,. 111111. I CINCINNATI ~HIO- 1 am ~ ) ean old and biid ~n r~ 1 •II my life untU • friend t.old m• •bout Rennel Coneentn1te wrlte.; Mrtr James RoblnMn 1331 Unn St Clnctnnatl 0 1 have lost ~ lbl and am now down to 140 1 klook •nil fMIIIO mYdl better 1 Alii: yo_w drui(IIJt for I ounc-e~~ o llqWd RENNEL Cot'leefltn.te You"ll nl!!ver know 1 honS!'I__momu:r.t wbllc t•duclnl wit.b ~ • • • Phone 3311-Y WHILE THEY LAST! AT MOORE'S Pomeroy, Ohlo STURDY ALL METAL LAWN & PORCH CHAIRS Reg. $4.98 ............... How $3.33 Sold Only In Cartons! Includes: • BED • CHEST • DOUBLE DRESSER anly 199 -' MASON FURNITURE ~IASON, W VA 95 �• 1ngton, The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, April 4, 1956 ·- - - ----- Thirty Five District 11 Garden Club Members Attend Conference In Albany ' egs - · - - - - - - - - - -- - - - BACK ON TH£ LINKS • • By Alcm Mavtr Ray Jablonski Js Strong Man -OfGnrinnati Baseha11 Nine SA VAN!\ \J! , t:a tl, ll' ' .. 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I I I t 1 , 01 -_l::~~~~~~;;:====~=~ 1I •• ~ - Ill .1 tl,tll"ll alh"1'! \ ld fl lllt .,lllool !J t'lrl 1"111' lr l ~. tin•· Ed1tors · Htts IS th~ 12th •n • on the 19S6 prospeoch of the m•ior lugue clubs. I BY LEO H PETERSEN I Un•ted PrHs Sports Editor c,1\HASOTA . Fla UP- IIllkl' I ll r.:::111:> :; urpn sed tht· ba st•bal l 1\uil rJ l.t~l )'('ar whPn hP !Jroueht h , I:.• ~tun Ht·tl Sux humt- fourth , l,r• IIIJ one WO\iJ d IJ(• Slll pltS(' d ll 11 •t· :l..,On Lf h('""uJJ till' J.lt'lmant Jl ,b;g ln~ tumsl'lf, 11hro 111'\l't go('s ' ou t o11 a ltmlJ , aglt•t•• Wllh Cust•y 1 ,';to 11 :L·I of I hi• Vankt'l'~ <l.lld HlrCk\ 1-J,,, Ir ' of th(· 'J'J~t'l'\ tlr;tt th, Ht·ll 1 S<1· h:JI(' !lw twtJ•JJt tl to f<t 11 11 111<' 1\;Jj 11 -l U, \\tl ~ ar d t'-< 1xun 1~-lll anti I-'" I'll r!trld IU-17 Wllh lh<" Stna lt>t ". 1ht• oth e1 rt•gu l::a ~lf:lllf'J-. ~enn 1 •·•·n -- I \\.hO .1\h,· fllll ~ ht· d ~f·('fltJrl Fl;umngo at IIL;~lt ·~ ll o n norn111:ti•·J f.,, Apr·tl :!I Jt' fll'":tl o! tiro t ::!!i \o.l~~ ll' <t ~ c. KANSAS ( lTV. Md., uP- A 1 111 :.l t•t cll i•o, II II Pu1. fl Lon ~IO!g , C'h;luman or the l 1P .. c. rl f A,.,. l·ol • I' N1'A .\ l •n~kt· 11H.Iltournamenl,f!llid tlw , t111b) llll' ht~.t I p 1otwl,h 1!1!)7 rh:lmp~nnshlp w~~tdd Lmn~. final lw held In Kansas pt :tkt Sl.tkt• u1 l,!i utr l H.H' 11 uo·k l l 'l\l St Des Mome.s , low!l • 01 Lo tu ~ villt• . Ky We Have A ll c•d mg thr r 1gular l'l'ilef e.'J p ~ will hr 'f'on1 Hurd, Bill llt>m• :tnd Ll·O Ku·l~. Of lilt:!>JIIS plans to vlatupn Vtt nllllflt :~nd No1 m Zaut:>htn <~I f11;;1 b;~sr •. "11h Vt•Joon KOin.L! aguinst nght handr-:; and Zaurhin agaJil~t lef11t>'~ 'If Huddm lllllkf' ~ 11 at sho!l nnd !\.lnlzonl' at thu·d. Hill y Klau ~ lhp kt>d SoK ~"Jlat'kp\u,r;: la ~ t st<ason w1ll h:Ntlt• the Vt>IPru1 Billv C.oodm::m for tht' Sf"cund b3~f' spot Goodm1n Best Hitfer r. oodmun 1s th!' l•l"tte1· htlll'r. Kl.w~t' U1l· bt·f.t~l glo~e man If lllgt;tns adm11<: that thr tnftt' lil \l :llzflnt' l'h~sn't mak£' It :11 thu(t , '' ''th:- wrakrsl poml ' It w~ ~ Kb\1~ tlr l' bellrr gllll'l' man If .-.ll,d kt•pl th{' l{ l'd Sox from ltn · and 1f Uuddin latl~ to mrosurl' up .,111ng high£'1' lust yrur B111 lit· .rt shnrt, Kl.llt'< (UIIId l:.tkl' 0\l'l" I'"' ht~h hop•·~ I h<t1 Buddin and lhrrf' \l,r1ZOnl' wdl plug: thu."(' lrnll, Thr V('H·ran t:l'ad~ Hatton :md Pitching AppNrs Strona B1ll} ( un ~o ]{J, '>~ho nr\£'1" ha~ lu·rd Hr CO('~ alon~;: Wllh Slcngt'l :tnrl lip tu llw honn~ I hi' Rpd Sox p:ud h1 rn . ill'!' olht'l' th1nJ ba ~ t' PO!\.~ibl · who ('lJIIIl' rla1111up thal tht• lu·~ Bedt Ill i f' ~ A l~ o tn thf' l'll nntn ,!!: 1~ TN! :-. .. x COldd With tl1r pil dung 10 th•• ll'ague Lt pJo wlw rna} l"W\C' found 111 , Ptll'h111 g .md lht• O!Jiftl'IJ ft 1;utl' hutlm g t'\'1' at l,fJIIto;l'tlk l:. Jo.t ~f':l· 111 ht' lhr strong(•st pomt s 'i llfl whl'tL' he hi( :llO Willt;~m s J1m P 1 l'r ~ alt <~lld thr • 1 iltl'lung 1s all sl' l \\tth ~ .•mull h.utHilttmg .l .arklt' J f'ml'n will b, Wlutt• tlr1· N (1 I lfl,ln anJ Ptlt· lht' n·eular outfll'ld lrw ll.tlh fl.tlt·\ lwh1ntl lmn J' he w:r' Ill Fay•• Thron!'br>n y Cl'll(' Sleph <"ns 1!)~~ ,rnd 0 1tk liat nl'rt th(' likelv n· All 111 ~I I. lht• Rl'd So\: prmperl s ~~ rvt!., <lpf-.r<~t tn h1n~P nn t)te infl<'ld H Frank Su lh v,lfl an 18 ~'.11nt• l i!Jt(glns plu ).!o.: tho"r lr:tk<; lht• Wlllnt'l last , t•asr•n \\ill :1n1hot ulhl•t t'OIIlt·lldi'l, W1 ' l h,t\t gorod lthr ntmn1(l \l.tff \\Jill 'f<~l ll 01t ~~· · l.t.t fu: rL11111 lill'l'l~ TODAY'S SPORT PARADE W1th rook1c Srnalor ll.ol l; t,~L'' holdin,l! hi~ Oppnru nt~ 1<• <'Ji!ht "Il l 11.1 a 1ltlll 1 I II , ~· I J t',"" I I, " J. iieli and n v. alk tn o,t'll'll ltlll ll t!.:" lll ,i,: l lo I• II •old ptlttth • 1 11"111 l'r l Ro~ Sw\ t't ~ lu l• t 11 " 11"1111'1" frn II I \1' Ill ''I ' t I ,Il l! ld \\'a ~ hlnlo(lnn { tlll'Hlll.tl . ).:r•t rl , IJ<oll l' lt ltl ' lito Ioiii ' IIi I tllk lll\.' lonl' 1'1111 ill th r f1ftlr •'fl 1 11 .t k lro l l''IJ!t•nrl l' l lr 111 o!ll "t't 1:111 ll .th Gu/i Bl'!l iln lltf ol'lfl .'illt ~· lr· l1, ' i l \ ' h! \\II totlot !ltrtol l lll 1•11111 Jablon ~~ ~ Mid lwo ftnf!' "li t , Il l<..; \ 1"1 ' ~j/ 111111 1 111 llli lr iJ If Waahln&lon r.:tot tw" lttll .otn• o1 \/.Jtl llll / I ,:, ' t • to • ' I ·Ut(•r :JI! ," lw tWHLi l'd r1ut . · J II t•JI•· lt·tl Wrlli;,tms all ~f"& srm and P.ulJ l'urtt·rfLChl and 1ollckP'}' Ve1· ,\I ll ~ lrength en lht· <'I lit.. too " lh· als v ha~ two wflt> ltt IOllk l£".: >~l1u could make ttu> h 1~ dtffOit'IH' I' ,hur l slop Don Rudd111 and lhltd Jo.r.,(·Jnan l'1ank .\ialionc. I AtiHF.I. Md j (Jtht r ~tart1ng randJdat!'~ 111 ll11dt· li,JpJ PaJnr ll, GPOfJi[e S u ~ lt' J1·, lkl' Dl'!ork. 100k1r Davt• Sn>· lcr Hall of Famr f1rs l and Frank B<tumann 1 Vince Marl i1wz ' ' Baseball 1T••aini11~ Catnps I - ------ - - - I WttO $ E.:..P:y_- rEP ro PL,4!' 1d l• 'II 1\•01 \[ o \l ol o •I Jd tit l>\1 "II [, ,, o• :till II' I 11 , k 1\·lltlt,.,di 'I•·• · ].,l tJ-Itli•h llo•dl of a P"P fl1 I" lort h Tt t••IIJ,r.lr doll ' lo1 h..,• I It) , " 1J se y SUITS 'For. ATION Wool flannels, ~abanli.nes worsted and r.:t yon Fl<mnel.s for year around WEAR. Plain and splash pattern. 1, 2, m· 3 hut· ton models. Sizes ;{5 to 44. Regula'l', L011g and Short models. 25,00 To 17.50 I Any '56 Groduate Of any .Junior High or Senior the pari-mutuel machines and last year, according to figures or the BY OSCAR FRALEY U S. Trottlng Association, more High will receive a special United Preu Spart& Writ..than 1O mil Iion people stormed tll.e Nt:w YOiiK liP - A young natinn's harne1111 tracks 111.111 mum·rt Stanley Duncer is tu1n1n~ !he ~>1altl graybeot·ds of f.raay About Hanes On Clothing purchase m.ade her~ until Grad~ h.rrllt'~ ~ Jat'llll( 1ntu whirhn~ Llerv. Dancer wtu; 1-endy when the trig uartion upon presentation of this certificate. ~-------------------------------------------- 1 1i~ht·s lod.J~ boom cam(' As n boy m Nr>"' TIH·re wa~ ~ 11m<' when Lhe sulky Egypt. N. J. he was "cra7.}' &l.Jout I ~port ha(J lll<~ll Y h11.rd and hl~t horses " He bought hl~ hrst eoiT I ru lts '>~htn 11 taJUt• to clnvers. ThP for $75 Wht>n h~> wus only ttl year~ mt n ..... tw h<~ndll·d th1• reins 'wer1· old and won h1s fir~\ rare tlw ~ork ... 1 11 ~~ . 111 1 P tl 11 ~ n (· ~· • c ••s until lht)' follow1ng y~ar ngainst a field of POMEROY . OHIO ••·<ulll'd tlwn weathered 50's and vetcnm dnvcrs Wmnlnl:l: hi~ fu st 0 0 {00 ~ .I rill vt ~u nf'V{·r ne ver wen· champtiO ..'ihtp at 22 , he rorall y ' ( I NAME ~•t Pf"'"' " tu go m 11 111 froul at Atar!led lhr trot nn'd f'Jil('t' wodd j DanrN sill! hMn 'l wur1 tht· n:1 1 • ADDRESS . , . • . I 1 tlw ., 1,11 t of a race. tlonal {'hampwn~hlp anrl 1t ~~ 1 lik ... OPFER EXPIRES ..JUNE I, 1956 ) fl, lllt'•'!' dwnged nil th:1l . byword around the !!:land liiCUtl. ''( '/TY 1.0 4tV" Martin r.oung(• sta y('(! •Hit Ill [ lloll,rl, 1.trl l 'l-; 17! 41rll '1111' ('UII\'h:i!I'Ni2f.l-yC:ai"-Oid who lh(• "lrig bLtsinrss wht>l•l" of har·n front by onP half J.!., n 1r· 111 thr • l!rJ t IH ; 1r 1·• ' / '1 5~ -1 l"!i>~ r<l{l!lg, !bat a man whrr ftlll~ lu•f'a"~ '' "f':,'tv T.onn~• fomei'Oy l'1ty UtJ\\Img It ,,gilt' I 11"-' ' II 117 WI t:tt> 44•1 look , llkt a l~o~nk dctk or a college on the major Iruck do~·~n 1 h,l\.o!' '11HI('n( llr·~an wtnmng dnvm11 mul'h chance Y!'t they W!Hddn 1 .otn'l ''IJII/ ,.,uJ Iljl'll pi,Jht in spl it• or llw faet !h~l , t ltr •• ,.t '''d 1110 141'. ·-•~ r!~ (hdlllptmt, hlpH 1tl 22 and ht• hllll be surpris!'rl ir llnncN shurteJ('d 811 fJI~Iif·.~ l'(•o 1/,, · loHt two out t,r thnJt M·IIIIC~ l••lil tu.:t ::..:7 Bl l . J , Po , ' ' ' ' lltlt ,... ,, , ... ,, .... ,, ""'"" Lo .U.ty _ . ' '"' .. ... v "' Ul'is prer~:>dent. too 'lO ABC Cll'nnm ,<; Swt.<l~ch A ~< lt OlD INN SERVICE t1 11 II 111 11 1 llw shut untl I!!YIR.!( .. nd Service Ju.~l nnt• :1nd trno 11 :\I il r•1 111~ 17~ 1~11 4fi'l 111 , ,1.,. " !I Meanwhile. young Sllln i!l dmnl-( 1 llnlf points to HIIII•t1nHI Buwk ~ 'I' !I to ont I!• I I :;;, 11'1 41 ,,! r ght well and, 1Hl another Sl':ts/Jn and only galnl•d a hulf J.:<HU!' un \\ 1 1~,, 11 140 lti5 ttL: 4!17 " If ym1 l' ~n Rta.y thrr<•," hf' gf1n~ gels undl'r way Monday, hf' h :• ~ the-letHin~ In the rrnalmutth ul tJttnll IU l.lfl HI 4 1.! llrown t ,H's sp11r klin g "Somellmr ~ two big ambitions. thP ,fV£>RJng Old lun St•1vin· took sw. 111 ~ , 11 tl!i 1411 t :lll 4''1 • 1t d1w~n·r wurk · " f want to wm lhl' llamblt •ton ' 0HIC£S All OI'U OHIO ian and the L1t!IP Brown .lu{!" ' t wo ou I or ! h n·t• from ~t m h~ Ht•rr '1',.1 ,11 7 ·11 77ti 7!"ol :!:!';' 1 Leadinll Drlv•r he I:'X~>Iams · ABC ~lt>ani•H pur nn i1 h•l"l'l fl' STROHS r And from the wn_v lw ·~ hc1•n '·~o- ~ II to t:t k t' thl· fll':-;! 1-(~n tt· 1,n1rr ll ~tiiJoh ray 13';' 141 I·Jl 1:!1 11 11.o1hd oflt•n t'nOl~h tn mn kc 11, .... 1 111• Mart!n l..(lllni!t' II\ t'l)(ltl pin ~ ,to \\ o! ll, o•J II :! 1:i4 t: IH 411i · 111m the kil!~lni dnv r at New ing, don't hPt too "'''"'ly ~ ]'hone 197 thPy cnrnt• from lwh1n1l .tflr·•· lw 1 ,<.; ,It, n'• 1. 1 ~4 1!111 IHI\ ·Ht! I Yorks V o)llkl'r~ llnceway for thrl'e won't do it ___ - - - -- -- - ---~ 12~ E. 1\ofatn _S_I_.__ inR six mnt· k ~ dol\'11 tv ug inlu tlw Ror11 .. t:ll 17t.i HII 404 1 I lUis liP .Jl~u was top man in final fl'lllnl' F•ntr nf th l' kn:ll't !),,,\ I 1111 lfi5 lUI fll.J l l9!'i:! at HOtt,;1·1elt Raceway, an· had douhll' ~ 111 lhl' 11nlh 1\HI 'l.,t .1 il.' '.'tlli ":lfl ~·· 1:11i ut!l11' Nt•.,. Yu•k plant whore he then wnn tht• .lit•cnnd J!, tmt· 111 :!I IINDUO::TRIAL );(O('s hul'k lo work Ah111day, and plnll, hut lilt• M.n1tn 1 Oltn~r lorrl • NO ~jAME TEAM 11:1, ~Pinnd tht' Ia.~! two VOill'!i ADD UP THE CbsT of keeping your pre,ent <or in top <Ondition this year-new tirescome huck lu wm tho • l."t 1!<1111!' o.; ,, ,11r "in 1,..\41 111 111 etlgine work-paint-battery-muffler-brake linings, etc. Then talk to your Plymouth 'l'hut ~sn'l lo mfcr that he ham'! and lf.allt'<l In f1rst plu('f' ~. 11 ,1 ,or 14'i 1 ~15 I Ui :1!lti dealer oboul hi• mod!!l'm financing plan; Find out how it may actually cost you len money • wtukt-d all Wlnlt••· Dancer puts in Junte Gthb ~ wa ~ l11 ,d1 fur AIH 1 H." hr" 1 !l"l lt6 14R :lh7 to drive home in o '56 Plymouth-the only alf-new car in the low-price three. with a 524 Sl'l"ll'!l on );(ame~ of I',,;L 1 I:~ ~ 21)] 1111 4!) 1 Hi hours" IItty, even during the off st'asnn und dc~pite the fort 204, 1M .nnd Ill!\ wl111 1• forr 1\tur lll ,t ll lli2 l~B IHO ~·m 1hal hL• thw~n't lakt' hi!! horses tin Loung1• J im O'Hru n wa• !h" It oud " qr !l l :II :• n:: bl.l man with a 568 s1•d •• ~ un T"t rl -; t.'\ !JrJI 714 2.'.81\ south Jlml'll of 2!0, Jrt9 t1111l Hl!l ndl NEW YORK CLOTHING I " ] don't think \h(' Chllnse or Orulur lollowed •.n ih 5(J:I l'hrl\~,,11111 IH2 t8fl 23~ UJ.t dunalt• Jo''ll them any goo~.· sir'at!eh Servlrl' and 1\laell n ~!'': ll!l! I r 1R4 1'72 HH !'i17 Stonley explains or th~ 70-odtl head tied the- fir st ~urnt• at AU:! t.Lth K l r "'~ 112 l·hl lt!fl 4M ht• handles for !lome 24 dllferent u Wu 8ellet plcked up n ~r:1rr S !HII'I 181 lJ5 14:1 4M owners "'l'hey rlon't like the in the tenth ftnmP. n11d llll'n h~d I ~\li• lfl1 !Rfl 17:! 5ri1 t•hange In the fN•I of the around a lttrlke to knot thl' srorP Sw~1 f '1'',..11,1 R~O R:.!JJ R7fl ::!511"' ~tml nfh.·•· all lht'v do their racing !e1s won the llf;"C'Ontl ~mnr hltl ROBINSON' S LAUNDRY h1'll' In }he north ." Blaettnar11 camf' bn(•k to win lh f' s, 11''1111• 1o 147 H17 1~1 4fl!'i IJancer, bCCDU!>e O( hiB preferl'nee to race on the ('tonl end and tinal lin<'. Juhu -. t 11 1 ~6 1:.!8 150 44U Paul Clifford w:1 q th·· \. 1~ rn~n 1' 1\r. lr . rr 1117 171 lR!l !'i47 ! ~ tn} out o£ ltoub1"!, U known as tor B!a('tlnar<~ wllh 11 !'ill~ ~ ~·II" ' l\1ll 1 ~~~HI\ 1H7 4Ri ' lht• Teddy Atktnsnn o! harness raeas he rln!Jhed \.\.tlh n mlo t• rnhlr r~1tH' ' rt 1'1!lltR 1fll "tfl Ill~ And he Is on his way to being t48 arter ooenin Jl will• 2:::0 nnd T"t.tl HIS 805 8fl4 2~87 a nationat fiaure 111 one or lhl' fll~lest-rlsing spOI'Ill of thf'm &II 100. -tla~ 0Ar8'1 had :'>24 and AI H&R FtRBTONE There wa1 a lime wht\n harntss Co.es hit S04 Ru<·k Mum " lt•d Ballt •1 II'' lOP J:l2 ~A:l !WIU.Cl& with a44 nlo Qll m<', nf ~fd\th,nn•·' I >q 1(12 102 3~:1 roc\ng • atide from the annual tOO, 189 and 11'111 with Hatnlcl T'nrq>rh t:\11 1 ~6 140 415 lhunbl<'tonian · drew little atten· toh~e hlttltm" ass Hll.l{ !'l'lll lilA 17~ l'l'R !'iiH !ion lt was regarded a11 a "coun Ill the- Old Inn-Stml1 ~ m~trh W!ll'tth 17'1 t·lfl 1~·1 474 trv" spori strictly ror "hayse~dli ,, Bul then the ''farmers" put in melther lfeom WI!' h1ttln ~~' onrl HA ni1 J(' AJl '1 4 14 ':14 10'"' flnlv MP mnn t.~d ov••r M'IO n np Tot ,) ~rt~ '7 1~ 1 730 ::!20~ , H•wl6v hlt n rn~ for Stroh~ W\ 1 h I POMEROY liONS n liB •111\'lN of 16'1' 1Aft an~ HH f'hnl'lt <'r1nl•~ 11111 l"i1 lll'l 470 Wilton l,.tf 0111 Inn with 497 nnd I T ~r·nh, 147 111 1!ifl 44CI ht"i • !12 hil!lh lome rrtt\1' tf\4 121 ]4(1 4'"'1' ~~"""' IK'OI'fll ' /\n• \11~ 11 l'lll 1n11 ]'til 4':'4 ,. If"~ rrr.• i•·11 t"'7 11Hl 17:1 51R MAHIN LOUNOI ll .• nd, 'II) 11 ':l 11 :m BALITMORE. Md. UP - The O'fh>ltn ?10 lfln 11'!11 !'W.Il Tnt o1 ~ n,1 7!'12 700 :!:lR4 Bnlllmore Oriolf's today optioned Wilt . . . . . . . 1!'\4 1?~ 14R 4""i POMt:=ROY MOTOA CO. l't&ht·hander Boh Harrlt.on to their r.ru•w 1"~ 1'70 t'Hl !'iftt 1\n •, ttt1 141 1R!i 4!'14 Vnncouver, B <', farm club of the · nurhlp · - ··, . • lAO 1!\fl 177 4R7 llu ruwl I 'if; till\ W!\ ~11 Pue1ftc Coast League Harrison J nulr~ 1'7fl 14R 1r-4 4M n nwt•n tnfl I !'it 1!'1 4!ll had D 14 12 rceord with Wichita. Tl\tnl 86.1 7711 H2tl 241ln ll rl'l ·~ t'Hl IJ4 l~R 4 ~! 1 Kon. of tht> We..~tern LP.ague last .&8C CLIANERS lt .. ,..tr,lwll IOrt lRO 1111 "'17 } t'lll t'11~tlnrt t~tR l '>'l IJI1 .sr.,t ·J,,t tl n?~ BOfi 7fl~ 2-114 f'JL•"-"'"Iv 17fl ,,,~ lt~Q 4llll NF:W UAVEN , Coon, UF - A INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE You'D own the enly IIIW•prlce car that's really 'hmMinl{' 144 1'~" , ">11 .sn 1 You'll own the only lowaprlce cer with positi'HI, 60 m.p.h., as indl"rtndenlll'f'lt!lo <~how! )ul!l try Ihat Yale relay tram of Re:t Aubrey STANDINGS new. Plymouth Is all n~ -design u( the fut111 f! ~"'""''~~ 1A!\ 1'i~ t~'l ~'lil m!chanlcc;.l Push-Button Driving. Gretlle!lt ad· Ot'W Hy-nre V-8-with UJ1Io 200 horsepower! Dnn Curnwell. D•ve Armstront nJI'!'u ?fl( ''\"i I ''"i r, >,1 today. But the other two low·pd1 e en• "'? Still Won Lod 'ance in a decade, and onl} PlymouLh ht~B it ia it~ and Sandy Gitle0nse swam 4()(). So-bring your preunt car In now and see how 'rf\"!1) A-71 ''lim 7111 " 1'11 '\ v r· 11"'"'' ahoul the !Mime atlasl ycor and th~ yt"nr ld01e! 19 11 mrters freestyle in 3:~4.1 Tuesday • field! Touch o button ... !lnd you're off. Fool~lid! we'll allo\\o ~·ou on ." magloiliccnl all-new !IWA,!•L SI~VIf'll!! ' ., ft.,htn " 11 I olllltdl"\ 17 I 'l tn hetlt"r thl' Amerlcfjp record of proof! Alleh, &afely out of chilrlren'A reach. Ypu'llown tho blQetl ~· In Plymouth'• field. 56 Plymouth. Wr II su1 pn'\f" you [ And be ~ure ~"'""llln1 h., r~,'i 1r~ 1..... " ,,, ,, ·' ,,, ,., ,, ,, 1• 15 3 4<1 4. You'd have lo pay hundreds of dollars mort- to You'll own thf top perfo~>mer of the lew·price to a~k nhnul our mod,.rn finnn c iug plan-make~ ••·-,··~ '00 I o•., I •,•, ';11 1'4' l' ittl " 'IV'"•" lllto\ iln tt >l' f' ro l ";i match Plymouth's l~mgth and roomin~s thrtif:l, Pl)•mouth i~ fastest from 0 Jo 30 o.nrl 0 to M11tlb!'W~ . 144 1R1 IJ~ 1~1 :i l'nmo ·r nl 111'11 ' t 'l11h 14 uwnmg a Plymollth easier lhan ever! 1R AC.'lA C'AUENTE, Me'tico UP f.(lh"'lf' IR" 11'11 11":'7 ~..,~ 1; ll.O:·R F11· •·~ 1nn<" IIJ 20 The ume type of safteY. helmell PDC ~f!'I1P" ,""' 1 1'1~ ~~q 11\t: RI!SULTS-3-1956 used by automoble 1nd moWFroM rh d.., yo.- •ur fl •.. lltrourlt •" rile year• yeu own 'Y'~fl1 ~" 11t:t4 774 ?~?.1 NVL' 2, No N11uu• Tt•am 1 cyde racinR driv('rs wtll be uted '' . ·. VDII'JI speltd less !»It tl "yiiKiutt, Til~' I o•• reoson more "LAITTNAWI 811tt:ttt: , P(lmNo\ " nt 2. l'onu'my l.rnns bv Jockeys al A.:ua Caliente 1rack Pltmollflts ore uhd os tulfis rhan otl of~er nm combined. Coate!! --- - ---- 188 1~7 119 51i4 Rubwsun· ~ I ~lltuhy ~ F' t rt·~ t u m• 0 bt•gmning Sunday o Rtg. U, S. P11t. Cfl. • B0 W II n g t HIg h II 9 h S 10% DISCOUNT ,- . . .. . .. . .. . .. - .. .. -- .. .. 10% DISCOUNT Certificote New Clothing House I • - • • STORE CLERKS l ·- - -- - -------' 0 We!;!ne~~<;:Jy, April <4, I~ . - --'~~------------ Thirly·five nwmbt> r~ or Gardrn . ~CiuiJs In D t~ tr ! ct II Jtlt>nJil•d th t· orfirN·~· l'onh·rl'l\1'1' ht>l d at thl' Alhatl) lil~h Sdi{){,j 'fU('~diU' WLih fo.ll~ . Frl'd f'tt('k Wu s~ ml.ln lit•ll;urt' fi rs t viet• pr,,Jdt>nt of th,• Oh111 ut li iU'dt:"n ('luh ~ u-; A!lsllCJ&llOn 1ht• •JH.'flkt'J J.t:·adme M1 -; ('Je d : lfotwrl Mrs Rf'lbel ~j,·a~ arcompanttd to , A!lntn)' by· Mr~ G<~l'(·fi St aW!bun ~~~~ R StunRlHH }'. Mtddh•porl, MIS [\L~h Johnson, 8radbUI)', !\11.., l'hll \\dho m~un . Mr~ F.dJ~L.tfl c I ltf•;hl'l Rf'J::IOI!i.l l Dtrt't'I OI. ! ip ('h81 'gt• Uf th (• IIWI'htl ~ ~1111 dtsu·ihutt'd pt r.o.;r~nh fu1 tltt· ,Was lf1Pf'111J ~ 111 br· hJ•!d Mu1 10 3\ the Mt·r unnel,~!lh· t'hn~11 . 111 l'h lll ch Wtlh lht• ~hlr unl<J I :ardt•n Club ur McC.-Jnnei:.Hik an 11 M<~ l ta as the f'loste s~ elulJ Mr.s Wa ssmun ·~ mam top 1r wao; - - - - -- Hartf ord Former Physician Has Major Operation Spl'ln~ 1h <! n~w "sl)f':lkt' ls' fund" whtLh JS bemg establisht·d bo that Sl' \r'ral clubs may jom and ha\'(• 3 ~Pt' cl_al guest ~ peakN ,1 1 rw ('\:prn ,C' This lund will bf' fuundPd h\ a paym{'n \ of 25l' f(Jr. ~ ;Jt'h {:lub membe1· pa~ ablf' tu J orn 1 :~ 1 y Tlus is a new project of th1 OM:l' and i~ being prf'.o;enh•tl t1• all tlubs Mo,ncy-{llaklng: proJt•rh Wl·u· ulso dJ<>CU %·t"d (lwmg t h: vrogram Mr.s. Wassnuw ~lated th.11 hH'Oiysix yeat·s ago thr Ohw '\ssut'JJ!wn M Gat•den l'luh~ wu·.1· fur1rJH·d and n~w had 10.noo 11wmb('r, 1 .mr.t more than ~i'ven hun dn•d l'luht: J)uripg llw t~ft,•r•uouu flower shows w.ere al.m discu~1wd wtlh m~n? of !be l'lu.hs annoullt;m~ comm~ s.hu\1'~ to bt• h.·l d 111 Apnl ant;! M;:o·. The S[JC«¥ tr .~ uM;ge.ilt•d the ust> of thl' wont "F.v}l\lal<'" rath~r th 11 n "jurlgt" 111 hnlrl!ng th h t no'::~o~ 0 ~~/ 1 ;< ;.ds;. t~ist•d thr llpt' 1 ll'c l'X 11 It s whu:h are gtven by v;u~wus ('luhs . _ _ __ JI.,Jl<Jn. n•1m n .. t1ng <'hrnnrr tl< · , Dr l' W Petty , farmeNy or Hart 1 ford, rf'c-ently un{.lerwent major surgery m the C.Porgia BapUst I hospital at Atlanta, Ga He wa~ discharged fr·om lhl' hospttul On I March 22 1 I Dr Pf'tty ts now hack at his 1 home in Atlanta and i.~ looking 1 forward to another visit to Hartford 1 ami the Bt'nd ' An•a to visit all 'of his friends. Dr Petty was u I ph)sirtan in Hartfol'd for a grl'al , ntnn!Jer of ~·eurs and vi~its lhcrt• ' l'very summer. - - - - - - -- - - - I I At <~ fiWP l Jn l': 1111 ~loiLd, , , tli i;;:ht, clu l1 ~· c,tt·d '" ho l• t Jb .on nual 'lr!uthl D.. ugh Le r t,~ ntj.• H ill th.e l llarHv1d .\letlu,dJ~I • h•~nh :~nd plan ~ w•• rt· mad l· for ' ht· banqurt. I Mr, r A Stha~kt'l '>Ill ~ .rradt> cha1 1lll~n uf a llL'lurat lfl£ commit lt>t• \ ~•1• on tho· l'fJITifnl lt("(! lire M:' Jr•li11 \\rolf1 .nHI \tr, \lax I th(· I · M " S hi : I Racine OES Makes PIans I For ,..Ctt'on I ¥ 'ns 'LETART FALLS f\1 "" 1' l I .Mr' 1 M fnmer ~u n J .l mt•s nf .•U1un •qwnt F.·.stt'l w• 1h th en· JLin1 ~li s .1 . D Ruush O!ln·r ' !.! ll' "'b Wl'fl' Mr and Mr " .Juhn ' lkn1f. Hal'lne and h••r hruthPr 0 1 \1 Wug:,Jn, PnmNnv liD " I PLYMOUTH gosts less ~-~. 1- -- 514 LOCUST ~THEET ON &T.7 MIDDI.EPO&T. 0. • ---- FOil THE MEETING -------- wWHITf$18 WHITI HOUII ON TOUR I GARDEN CLUB MEEING Thl' Middleport G.:trden Club will meet ol 2 p m ~onda; Apr II !1 a\ the homt• of \fn (' M H,·onr,l rhrld1 1n ·of \IJ to your ' - ~ J . h........... yo.' II li •• wCiy it 1toncls vp oft•r r-~». vnd., and Mrs Da lb ' Y"' I 11111 Uri' \1'1} 111 Wil h rh1tkenpox I Shtr:IU~ atl kintll• of WMih ..... wfth......a1 aft!MIIphodc condition• and WCII.,._ '-i~ iiMH ... kMplftQ lh N:r~ :_ zling ww.. Milh. Norman 1 1,-':l~•~'':":'~·,~·':':"~':l:l:h:'~":.:::ho~m~e~'.::=, If r9v P"f•r c.tor otl •• t•• tAl IPS l't~Jttu Pf!nnt --- - ~~-:::::!;:JC~ot.~'~'od.a-thowint...,. REVIVAL Pomeroy Nazarene CHURCH 7:30 Each Evening April 4th Thru 15th ' "-60<...... • - .. ""\.. .. .. . HOGG AND ZUSPAN MATERIALS, INCORPORATED George R. Anderson In TJ,e Heart f:\·angclist Of Mason Clly Phone SP-3-5554 ~ nwll - rry I - - - --- - ELECTRIC I I I Will Be •• .• in the· way they do their shopping! I I It's difficult to generalize about women in most r(!spects • , • each is so different in so many ways! But when it comes to shopping, nine out of ten women follow the same sensible plan. They · first study the the ads in this paper with their needs in mind. , • then go direct to the stores that offer whot , they~re looking for. If you want to start them coming your way. .. advertise where they start their shopping! I - The Daily Sentinel The One Newspaper That I& Devoted Entlrely-T<> The ... . ..... ...,._... -. ·-- ' . . ··-· .........,......,._ JOES CARRY OUT STORE ----= , .:-:1~-~-=-~--=-=--.:.__=--=-=--::-...____ .....--__ ........._.:..-:.....:-----_----....-----..:......:--""':-""':-:_=--:-=-:-=-:=-:=-:=~==-==--:-=--:!::; Je,tntlt'Ha <tnd Arlhu• HJil I .. L•t's trade! Your present car on a big, all-new, jet-styled Plymouth!" I I I Jl~wkms l( ·r(•tv~·d I I OF "' !Jlllh: ,! ,r} t <tk+• fror11 11 nt'Jghh(ll', \1rs J.,hn Bakl'r. ~ nd l>lhPr 1:1l1s und 1 101! POIITL~W AITE. PIGp. , (·ard ~ f om rdalJW',<; and frrfnd ~ _a.,,.....,.,....,....,....,,.,.,.,.,,....,....,....~• Mr \ Mr's A J. Sliau.~~ lrft t:-oi q morn1ng for Alht:>ns where shf' I ~Arll altt•nd a two day Stale •H!"alth Board mN tmg at th,• Bt"rty Ho i lt'l Mrs Str;ou ~s JS lhf' Me1g ~ I County Hf'lllth Bfmrd derk ( I I I"' r 1 I I I ATTENDS I I SPORTS ROUND-UP l'lghh·ftflh h1rl hd a;· nf llawkm ' ,. . ~ .. lt'il·hrat('(l quwl l) olll 'fu1·~ d .n AP' 1/ :i J1 h"r homt 1\hl'rt' h1-r d<~u .: hli'r , 1 M1·• ( a11 oll Swan,1,n pt:..n oo·d l : \,1!1/rdii~ tlt!IJWI -- - - - OPENING Mro. C. F. llmcki1J3 •. 5 . Ct4PbmiP< Hirlhflt~y ' Tht' The MHklnaw cf'IDdt U.roup Ice If to '11 ADcltes WelL · fHII IS IMI ANNUAL operation of opening freight trattlc Qn the! between Lakes Michigan and Huron. an4 ln the St. Mary's river Creat La~e breaking ot the iCe by the Coast Guard iCe· to the '"Soo" l~Xks . 'l'llus costly Ort•haulil!l tleeta can eet movtnf breaker Mackinaw. The Mackinaw makes the lakes navigable earlier. The Mack maw Ia 2t2 teetlonJ", H feet wide, and powered foUl; to lx ek tl d t 8 we s ~~~rmal~lll\l{jng, by grinding out paths by SIX 2,000-hp 0JeaeLI. (ln.ferMt~IIGIJ Dennis Weber Has 8'~rthday pQf f y Saf ur day ,• ANNOUNCEMENT or OF THE 1 Ill : - l I for thP meeting werf> M<-KnJghl, M:rt. Wm. ano Mr• F'ostt>r Grln:<~ttad . " · JJ ,rt the home of Mt and Urs /J,.I!• Wolft· Sunda) at Pl<~nls 1 Ht v E B ~opher rlosed a re BY MRS. J. D. ROUSH 11\al at lhe Methl)dJ st Church oMr and Ml's Homer Roush or Attl•ndanee at East<'r Sunday C'anlon, h;rmcr Lei:Jrt natn·es. School Wl'rf' !::17 offe-1 m.l! $14 22. ,.1 Margmt Ki'!ler distrirt depuly t ('OReerning the rally Whi("h Wl\l be WCI'c (alll'd to Chadt·~ tu,, by the \f1 and ;o.t1' Pel{' Ht·arhs o r Initiator·y work wa s ext>mplihNI. 1 held 10 Ch.esiPr Monday, May 21. srr iou~ Jllness uf h1s f;~lhl'l', Murk 1-'llrt-moulh, v~ ~[ll'n1 lhP Wtf"k !ur one cant.l1d.ate when Hacmt• be&uuung at 210 p. m, wi.lh sup A pink and yellow color sc heme Rous h Enroutl" 1hl'y stupped tu u 1d w1th her 11101her, Mrs W E Chaptl"r OES met Monday m~::ht per at 6 and Lhe evening sess1on 1 wa,!; used Saturday when the sev- see !hell' nunt \1rs J D Ruu sh WJ!,rm ant1 grant1ra l'('nl.~ Mt am.l ~aomi Brinker, as.5oc1all" n13 . at 7-:m. Mem,bers were requested enth birthday of Dennis, olde~l 1 Tht• Apple GIO\ <' Method 1s t M1s Mtlo VanMl'tel . tron and Willlm11 Stewm·t worthy to bring l.'itheor .sandwiches or eook- r son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Web. Church holt! 11H'tl' Sunr 1sc Eastel' \lr and 1\11 < Ghon Tolson and patron, presided lnv\lattons werC' 1 ies to the next meeting and also er, was celebrated w1th a pa:-ly f>t'l'l·ice .and st•rved hreakf.ast lo lu o, (l,lll!,!hler Ann r<'lurnrd to lake read from Eupherma. Vallev AI llhetr own table S!'rvice at h1s home at Ru!land Games the mttnbcr~ of IIH' foUJ !'tfcthu- • 111•1hrrr ~~ool wotk nt C~nton af, bany, Mt. Oltvl' anrl Washmgton were played and pri7es won by Lm· t!ist' rhlllclws. \t·r "P\'IHI1n g: lhctt E:as\1'1 varatiun cbaptE'rs to attl'IHI thrtr insJJCCPAUL PARSONS ILL da Baer, Michael N1choi!':On, Mich· :\tt·, C<trl Wolft• ::llll•rHltd tlw \\llh hrr falhf'l, W fl ('row tions wh1Cll will be held soon. J>aul Parsons, former local re- ael Withams, Betty SprousP, Tlm 8th h1rlhday or her g1·and~on. Dale I \lr <md \lr ~ Ralph Wt·~t of Plans wen~ mnde and corn sidcnl, is !'>criously ill m the Ch1- my Hus.~e\1 and Sammy LMkcn - -~---- · 1 Ctll l'Jnnnll .and Edwa • tl W1•<l of mitters appointNI for thl" ann'ual cngo Veterans' hospital aceordingl Alhr n ~ -rwn t Fa-.t1•r \11111 h"r par· inspectwn which w!IJ he held I to Word received by h1s half broMrs 1Webf'l' was ass1sted by her <'enter-piece cnh Mr anrl Ml ' \\' W Vanan 1 l\fay 7 A solo ·'J n the Garden" was ther, L D D1les, th1s week Mr rno. ther, Mrs Lawrenrc. MLlhoan, cream Guests were thnse nnmed allov(' M1 anU Mr ~ .1 P Ru1 n!'ll anti g ddl l M presented by Mrs P.mrna ,Salser Parsons, who was empl.oyert on a 1 epor , m serv1n •' . and Sabra Canaday, Erldl(' Hulton, ' " "''I" ' p· nl Ea·le,- w'lh h•• ' '' d Cup-c .kc"~ decorated ,~"'Datl•n(• d following the irut,~llut . Sr ilh Barht~ ~ Wtll'ams .. ' • ·'' ' co · .• 1,·,,llro,Jd hnc near Ch1cago, was 80 as an Refrt~Shmtn l~ WI'I'C s~rvl•rl hv VlSLii.llg his sister, Sara Parsons Easter ba~kcts lo the guests Mr" M~r~ Til l,~: Di-ana ~aer I ' le r 'T t~ H 11 h •ll(-'ll the Dorea:; g:nr up rlu:·ut f-! the sn- I' Crowther, Chicago, Wht'n he be- Milhoan had made n~nms a lillllb l ' d )·· II . w h ' Jl!'an, ' .., .. :mil ~f·c T(•rl 'hr1l'h Col · .11 cakt' whlch was used as the table Donnu :m I a as e cr. I!IIIH•\ ~1111 Tl11111 ,t r,,rl lr ltf I I h ~t•~·~~""~'~·~;;;;;;~~~;;~~~c~a~rn~<~·~I~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~:0~~~~~~~~~--~"---------~~"-1 1 ~ · 1 l'lt aq1nl 'P<'Ill th~ ll'l'1'kPnd WJ!h thr i1 (J:lll'flls, M1 and \l r, A ( ,l(lif. \fr u'lrl \1 c \nrl• ( 10-; ~ son l'rldte 'PI nl 'l dd\ "' •th ho•• 0~.._ '' nls. \1r .tnd fl.fls A1rhll' Ytati · grt·, l.r 1<11'1 , \\' V<! I I i - \1r • ..,,rrah c; Itt" h,,JI f'har~w j ' 1 ' :• rs. 11 arry ta . counl'i 1or PJ'Csided and reporlf<:l. ill w~re Mrs r:mer Erb and Mr. and Mrs. AI - ' bert Wool,lar~ Three membttrs, Lu"ille B. Hawkin.'l, Mrs. Alva lllte ' and Ethel Jones were rt>porll'd of having deal.h.s ln thetr fomily A. r mrimurrication was rend rrom G1bb~ 1 Theodorus Council D ol A Has Meet Monday Eve(lifJg Plans were complt>h•d (01' lll · spertion to be held Monday, April 16, wht>n the 'l'J1eodorus Counctl naughtrrs of America met Monday t-venin, at tlu• lOOF han lfo~tt>~'IP~ Mr~ . Ceor~;:t> lllterost ot -- Mason Area ON THURSDAy, APRIL 5th Fram 1:30PM to 3:00PM WORK ON OUR LINES EAST OF KERR'S RUN, INCLUD· lNG MINERSVILLE, SYRACUSE, RACINE and ADJACENT AUAS, WILL BE DONE TO IMPROVE OUR SERVICE. \' WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE 'I I I_- -------- ------- --- -- I I I .I �Page Six The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I 14) For Rent WANT ADS ~satfled .\41 M. will be iay I XCI'¥v0 D_, IV ·"'- pubHsu.,O the ;oa;rut U tee:t'..iVed. I ~I X ROOM COTTAGE, modern ba t h . Inq Ui re at Oh1u llutd 44.3t c I ~-- ---~- ~·r~~~:·s~:c~. ~~~uJ~;· ~· Br';a~l I All Funds (C!ork.) Bal ance J a n 1 19.MI6.51 Re<-e1pts M 186 ~ Expend!lur<'~ 84 :834 ~5 BaJanee Del' 31 19 948 •· :'ltl Oubt<indw:,: ~\ arranb {Add) Balance lk<' J l 217 :SO OHIO h;t the f bcdl \"t'ur Endmg lh·nmh1·r :n 195!1 Pupul.tllun 1950 Ll·lt:>US 3656 ' 1 h rt \ I ct ~Lu : 2 c-enu ~r "WurQ, t " f .o- , .. e~~ra e o1ce apa m~nt.'l ~~ .. 1 aertion. Mllltri•Jm c hu a: e ~Jc .­ t eenta per word for thre• eoo way , Middlfport. 3-21 -tf aecuuve lnJerttou. ..:.:.::.:::c-..::c_ - ror ~ eeot.l ANNIJAL REPORT OF THE CLERK OF THE VILLAGE OF POMEROY , MEIGS COUNTY , _ _ ___ _ _ __ _ __ · _W _ed :._ - 1'\eSdoy, April 4, 1956 I .HERE'SWHERE -MARGARET- TRUMA-N-WifCBE- WED .y UNITED PRESS l' !ll.s hu r p: h N 4 Kans. C. A. 3 1<.1 be currPct. Chark:-. W l..e-gar Tot al Cash Balance, Ore 31 , I~ ... EDEN, MOLUT TALK CRISES I !l.t·w Yor k N l4 Cleve. A 13 Hn~ton A 5 New 'iork A 3 Louii N 7 Chica1o A 5 Philadr lph ia N 3 Detroit A 1 Was h mgtnn A 4 Ci ncmnati N l Rroo k!v n N 6 Mtlwt"Ukee N 3 S1 i h~:; ,' ~~~ l:~~;;:ry~!-;~~: ;~i~:~;·~~g ;~~:"nul~~~e~ash !Wance 20 165 86 1rpurt .. Baseball Scores 20, 1~ 86 ' :~ 11. :-,,,,,.J ''.' 1,,,,,, I· Pt..<tuS. •o~r I ''''' r rr; !', • . ·~r.d jllr~ ll.r " r •II 011.: •, .1., ,• • ,1 :tw 1' 1· ,, •. ,.,. 1·. , ·I•· "'' 1 r \ ' of !!• Uf d 'II. r I,! I r , • .... ll <ill 2 Ftve roo m m od ..lNl AP ARTV lll.ag(' Cler k TRA NS FERS BETWEEN F UNDS Special-One mootb MLNT~ Wit h lauud:-y and g ~t. r SCHEDULE A -1 F rom To Am oun t par woni. 1-24 tf I SUMMARY OF FUND BALANCES Gf"ne ral Auto LH::rn se 2.400 00 Full UU! oc 2 £:t"D~ pe; word will , age A. N. Ben.11el. Ladder~, I RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES I ? en e r a l ~f' mete ry 1.200 00 be cha rgt!d for advertisJOR 1f nul I For rent-E-;tens.lor. paid fur befort> thr t~l h ul each Scaffold Board:!, Urop Cloth!. I Genl"ral Fund _ Ja x Va luatiOn _19M $5 ,69 1. 00~ . 00 1 Clinton Fisher M..ldd.Jeport I Ha l anC'~ J .1n l l!.l:>5 $ 5.859 18 'Ta x Ral e for v1\la.ge mon t h followin.K in ~rtwn Pb.one 6265-X..' ltl-tf H r o:T1f1 1' 42 474 .80 purposr-~. 1953 Debt 1.70 •non w Ad .,,.. rtlslng---S hmtld De - - Exp"nrl 1I WP' ·1U,934 67 Mil ls, Othe r 150 Mil ls e port('(l Jffi fl.ed Jai ·~Jy 'I •e Ua1:y , f'or rent----:; Ele('trlc , wal lpaper !1.. :. 1:·. ,. !.Jr L J! 7.399 31 I o!al 3 20 I\IJJL~e nti ncl will oot ~ • e ~ p..· n si bl to steamer. C hnt~o Fisher, M.id- Au' (• l lt'<'Jht' Slrf'('\ I To tal sa la r i e ~ and w age~ ' h ... dleport . Ph. 6:.!tia.~.:... _ ~~~ ~-~~ n,. 1,;; 1r l-unrl p;nd in 1955 ______ _ 34,433!1 '" B·alanLe J,rn 1 l5'5J 85:U8 SCHEOULIB-1 Sale Ht>t r l Jlt~ 13 5:\9 .97 SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS .•.ol.o ul l'tuol l l.~ .u.. -J "'V' ~ ... . 12.360 27 tc~:~ "· r~"c" L, L)fiOI..-c: dt ICf>' I T - -h -1 TRAILf.' R_S_ 4- 7.- . 11 Fxp nd11l11 ,,, ne-.. ee ~ , a 2,0'J5 .48 Prc•perty T axes-1 -ar ' I li.>S tf tea r<~ ·~ <~s teel fram t~. Wtll !'ell or tr Hd'.' ll,J I" 111 t II• c :11 General rund _______ _ 8 .11208 ..,ubhs h ed at 1 ~:eot per word. for anylh. in& of val ue Mar~ h:ill (;,h .. li !ll' 'l'i1\ Sl iT ! '[ Olbtr Funds Uttltty -·- 7.99L3H H. t ·J•<~II F 11 11cl aarg ed AM received by maU vr Miller, Jr., B radbu ry, Dh1u 8 35 . Total Property Taxe.s 16, 103.46 2 ]ld ! <l'l!"l' .l,on I te k ph.ODf iJ.VeD C,a...: etW 8t~ ll 3-28-6tp , 311 .60 Cigarette Tax .... _ 935.67 11 7 H•"." l 'o~ ·' 10 ,000.19 Stat(' Motor Veh1cl ~ Tax 10,153 90 1\JP j -:c::-I ~wn d ,·u,·~~ 11 ,700.00 1 ,766 _7 t) Gasoline Ta)l _ ----~- I 11 I He:o Wanted Lnheritance Tax _.. ~ .;11 19 I 'r 11; : I I " \ 160.04 Sales Ta)l and !'1nane~al -~-O_I_IC_e_s · - , CAN YOU USE J<:XTRA ~10N E: Y ~ 6 211 7~ in.stilutions (l, o c a J, E'l o UR .EJ...h(...lHONlC ~ECHK 'I Help meet those mnnthl v pa1 · H <• f 't'i)JL~ 7,000.00 6,351.92 Gov'll -·--TAllY TAKE YOUR WANT menls on your hom t>, rar . TV or Expr ndtl ures IB .8'7 State Beer and Liquor AUS AT YOUR CONVENlKNCl!'· other obligations M11k1• $35 to l5 al~ Ju: e nl·r :n 1 L1cen se Ff"e, .. ___ __ 6.41HJ.OO 1~ THE EVF..NlNGS CALL 31n j $50 a week in s pan• 11 mr sup- S!n·ct Ln: ht Fund 1.942 13 Local Licens('s .lind ---·---·plytng con.~ umN s 111 MJ rldle I i.Nl-U:.IE TAX S.t.:.l.l.V1Cii: Ca.11 port w1th R;tw i ~'ll-:h P rn r!uet.~ 293 .00 7 ,09 1. 38 Pe rmtt s Rrr r 1pt s ,i>ll(}dlepa.rt U27~ . _2 3-tf 1 Start immediall.'l y. Wn ll" Ha w- J·: )(p cnd it urf':. 7.257 40 Tolil! License-s and :i 743.00 2,676.11 Penmls - -- - -- - -"---Fou~d leigh "• . llc pl. Ollii -B40·3l2. R a l;~n c e Ot:'C :ll F ine, and Co11b 3.576.06 ' Freeport , Ill. 4'3- ltp T otal s Gt•nn ~l Rents and rutereatFI )L1 NU Black and Ian DOt: {'a ll WOMEN takt• ad l'iml ag r nr the V JIIa gr Fund, GenPral Village Funda __ 600.00 8 . 845 . 4~ Bal anr f' J<1n 1 3 124. Rflh Robert.-;.' ·L~- 3tp ever wr.n'i1 .> in g 1!1 m and fr1r 81 .956 5lJ Sinking Flind~ Tru"teCJI 2,400.00 Rr r f'lp ls Avon C o~m (' 1u:s. B<'c!tmc 76.904 .45 Total Rents and Jnterf'st 3.ooo.oo 17 I I ns truction ----Avon rrpre st'll t ~ltv e tndiiy. In- Exp t• ndilttn·s 13 ,897 5:! M1sc. Fees., Sales and ---len' !CWS held Sham r(}('k \tot d . Rlll<~nl'r nrc 31 Charges--Mayors OfCic(' 3.20 U. S CIVIL SERVICE n:STS! Pomeroy, April 6 1:1! I 30 nr Bond Helir l"mt'nt Fund FJre Contracts _ 950 _00 ~·· u women 18-52. Start htgh as 1 write Eleanor Hr<~nrld. Box 941i H~J;mrr .Jan . 1 l0.75l 01 G $1 ·lUO wcd1:. l'reparatury lratnPortsmouth . 4 3 _3 tr H•·cript s 3,230.00 , 572 .81 ~ ------ ·- -- __ Expend•lllr<' s 7 930 00 --- · · ----- · -~111 g until appuintrd h.ou ~ anrls nr 6,U:H O:i J Oh ~ opt•n 1-:Xp('n r. m:r u~ ually (;oon, cl<·an, reliable man fur Balanc e Dec. 31 unnr c c~s ar y. FRf.E mformliclean-up work, ahou t 2 hn111 ~ r.~~ml Totals or t·ee Sal" '"d Cha'lles 1.526.01 t 1un on juh11 . .salanes . rr11uir~: per day. Box 868- X "( The l• <u h l'ubhc E"101-.rises 1'11rking Meters . ____ 13 .108.45 nun .... write TODAY' Lmcoln Scnlinl'l . 4-:l -3 tr ) Tnlln lll.!: Sr rvH'C P eKin . 100, CASII l!lf.IIT IN YOI IH ll h r Hil~. 4-3 -3 1p EAHN ;1t;, MIL7 5 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ..:._:___;_ OWN HOME by rli splayim: and wa, I Make your 'oWn .., , •1, 11, r I ol J,. 1 OW l OOlU I W .'l!w • I you to make! Cream IIi Ucmunstratin jl thc nrw u~h - Hul I I -- (9) I i j \ - - - - --~ - - - val11111 , hal;~ne~: ~JOOO UO. RAJ)JO & TF.U:VISJON SE:HVICI!.: for Sole Ph<'fll' 200 f:lJ•bmd AppiJallrP. p;~ ::;\lll"e . m CUCKLER REALTY Bo .. 2~9 Phone 108 Y .Slur~ . UH W. Mam St., Yomeroy }'Oil FAHM ~Qliii'Ml:NT SKE USI 2-23-tr We •ha-ndle cukt>ti, p 1aJJI.ers. trat> - - · - · · - - - - - - - - - -·~ tors d·JM~ anorl all Oliver & Fer- For reliable 111d10 and 'J'\1 repair, 7 r(hJIIl hiHI~c ~· tlh s:las.~ enclos ed call 6046- J. We •crvice all GusOn mercb~:~ndlr;e . J<'ultonbcct<~llls, 1' ' .,.,,, , _.,,, <lo•>k ·-3 "" mnkes. Sc hmolla Appllance, 1'hompson Tractor Sales, Pome· full hHth upstairs; breakfa st MiddleporL, Oh1o. 9-27-U rny, Ohi!J. 3·211 ° ••k . k IIc h en, dl DIng room, ---:. 1ttin g an ri living room tl(lwnQU!CK St'~ H\'JC.E on Watc.b fie. ORAVELY GARDEN TRACTORS .~ \ ;J ir~: roek basement wilh au· pairing by l"actorJ Trained R. A. FINLAW ! n mal lf !lH ~ hot watrr SY61Cm watchmak~:r COLLINS ,JEW& 512 I. MAIN ST. POMEROY lwiillllk untl. Reel•ntly painted LEns, P('mero;v. \-3-U PHONI 1Q4..X ln :< idl' , •,2 bath downstnirs. 1·17-ll FORE':MAN &. ABBOTT T.V . SER\\' ;Ill to wa ll ct~rpeting . .~ l r•rm VICE All makes Repaired by Ex d1mr ~ ;1nrl windows . nrw hot pert TechnlciEtni. Phone 6284 Y w<~l!'l' ga~ hl"atcr. ldc~lluc11tion Middleport. 6-16-lf out of high walf'r within walkin.'( rlt ~ tancf' to downlown. "for IIUUSES BUILT, rooi"~ ~htnglc1l, -- -- ------ JACOBSEN SIMPLICITY & BOLENS GARllt;N TRACTORS 4-4·91p ~ -- . ., ·- ' - - -c- BE SURI • INSURI w~n ,... Davis-Warner Insurance Service JOt W. Socond St. f'omrroy, Ohio Dak C. Warner, Ag('nl Phonl" :138 - X fomplcte line of ln:mran•·r Auto, !'ln•, <lt•lwral Liablllty Cloth , Nylon . •·lht•r GJa!MI Awn Jngn; Venrti<~n Blinds, all slzeK, folor~; lmpc•rtcd Bambuu Drap1'1.,, ShallL':;; ~t11rk Bros. Nur.sery - t'rH Clitlmalt>s, D4le Wipple liupplr, 21:'1 Un1on Ave .• Pome- COMPLETE lnaurance Protcctl,.a, Ltfe, Auto, Fire, Poho. Call DoD 3-12-:.l5\c PUI'I'IE!:i ror Mrs. Woodrow ratl , 732 -·-- Milia. Middleport. (Jhlo. ---- sR!<'. Syca· _4_2_-~!"-P___ ·---,---- - bath, ur fi.ll1' 8¥f', -'~.000. from l'onwru~· on Thrf't'l lloutc 124, Pomrruy &. llutl11nd llo11d . 1n1i~s Phcm1• IJ24- Y, llobrrl Bwilt'y. 4 2-atp - ---·- ns fo'ARM WAGON • • btll'r h rt-h I ""' 1....., _ 1. 1~01\d 11. c:... Phon• 61 METROPOLITAN AlJTO SALES ~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~ GUAIN tLtVAT!Jll. ;14 fl li . A.! . Radf"ltin , C'trl'enlr r. Uh1 u H D .. 3-6tp _.:...:____:__ .. ~STilAW &..( n MllrK ("00Lf'~ H . hkP nrw. HINMAN MIJ.KEH . 2 untt~ \2 fool ~' lat-bntto111 1 flOAT 19M Evf'nrud~ 01 1TU1 lARII 1\10· TOR . remot.e <"ont rol •. "lrl" tt·w or manual lloyd StfJUI, Lout: H-r llntu 11lllu. 4-J 3tp -·· .,....;-·':---::::-· -(j 4 I For Rent Por rent .... 30 ,\ C RE. ~ CORN GROUND at Salem Crntrr farm Call 8021-Y or wr1te W ~- Hawle>, ltiO N. 'til ~t. . Middleport. Olllo. ..• _. , _ l+lltt ________ __ RODNEY DOWNING AGENCY INSURANCE Flrt. Automo..,llo, Hulth ACCID.NT Ll,., Ca1uelty •nd Banda Real Estate Broker In MIDDLIPORT, DHIO PHON.. Qll ·6136-M Pemeror. Ohio All Makes and Modolo !"AI!IIALL II '1'1\ACTOII . CIIIIO'O· $UOO I u ~ f'r! fl,. 1..::.::; 01. I~ .. Good Clean Uaed Cara -- 1ors and mowl'r, I M"'••l p;nft wall'r, I urc of Around. nil'C yard and .:ardrn, chickrn housr, und , •-•~_.·r...'•.,~a~.•-••:..•-.• ·• •• ha10c mrnl, r oal furnaef' , plonty I MAX WARD Jnure Sl. , MlddlrJ)'Irl , Ohio. 2-bedroom IIOUSt•:, :1· 14·3~-·--- ·--- huw.. e . runninH wMit-r to all outhuihlin~o:.~ . hol and cold water in hiiU"><', furllll('e . Roher! Smith Ra~han, Lunc !lull om, Rt. 4-4-6tp -I and Orthant Co., Fruit Trees, Shru!J.bNy, Ro.'K'K, llt>ITy l'l.mt:;;. 4- :f:ltc 79 ACRI~ S m M.-lg~ Count\·, two nulr·~ •·a .~t 33. near Pratt.~ Fork Sf'hool btl ~ and mall route Good · IJuu~~·. a II ou lb u 1·11 1 11\Jts, s1t 1110 1oob. l'l<'nly water. DenvC'r VaiHH',I . :101 W Uu ion Sl . /\1hrn ~. Ohw. 4-331p -.___ - - - · - ~ - l'":~rm fur .:.ale . fl6 Acres, (I rm. 12.0 l:l! Insurance 1 MEIGS Equipment Co l'EKINGt~SI-: 2:12 . 20fl. Vtrgtl renford, ::;yracu~t . POWER MOWERS roy, Ohio. further lnfurmutwn t'<~II43-X Ul' •·lc.l B6lx!stus lihinglcll, rcp111rs, f'rudr oil. $:100 harrell l'huuc ANDTORO !-aoo ARBUU e~o~per--aoft Dark 8rown aug•• --..-..Q t-AKER .. Hilt Alii exterior t,pd interior vtews of the Trinity Epl~~eopal church lD lnGependence. Mo., where Ma.I"J"iaret Trwna.n and Pl. C. Dante~ Jr. tupper' right), will be ma.rrl.ecl next m.o21th. At right Ia the p ..tor_:, f', r... Hutton. Former President Truman .and Mra. Truman wera married hero Jn 1919, Hue~ I&DJ in tha church'• choir. The church wu buJit Ia 1880 Uld wu rutoled ta 19&3. • · _ _ _ _ - - - - - -- IF You hove something To Sell, Trade or Announce, Let A Doily Sentinel Display Ad or Want Ad be Your Representative. -They G1t Results- ~{'r~il"::; p t;o a . u Oh'10 va}}ey EJectri_ •c Ke~ }ers Hayes pre d'Icls Hold To Tri County Loop Lead 'A Good Team' As D.ri.L '111s·open Lib~:ny Tutal _Hevcnue ·- · ·- ·- · rm.uoruRAL 1 BBAIIB ftt"IIHu:n 8 and :'-ccrued ncres- ondJound -230. 00 lnvel!tmcnts so!r! and 11111 :ured- Hond ~ und 3 .000 .00 fran:;fcrs •:und~> , VALLEY JUNK C~. "'* One Vital Part or A Superior Service b Coumelenl Embalming Trevy-Finshlrwald Funeral Home ~h.... ~ 215 --.--·-· from Other . 3 ,600.\Kl tl5 , Hlti ..JU c,rand 1otal Rccclpls SCHEDULE 1-11 SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES Opentlon And M•lnt•nence (;pneral (; ovnnmcn tLcg Jslativc (L:o unl'il) Gt·ncral Exr(·utiv~: Bui ldings (Town Halll 28800 4 ,049.84 d(', TotHI 464 60 Crn<' r Hl llll"lll l'mled1rm GnvNn- !'N~;on~; 'll<l l'o·••p•·r·l." 1',,1 1·,.,. " ~ ' l<'m· & Hydnmt lll'lll Polic,) Pcru>ion . .. . . Total l'rolcctwn to Jll.:'rson and Properly --lltghways- Ucnl'ral Vtl• !age Funds--- ·-- · Total tllghway ~ - 4.00244 lo U .1 . II lilt's ----- I"' ">51 'I'' ''·'; ''"' 5,7:Jti.O:i 1.598.56 20,87991 19,938.46 19,9;16.46 •., 8,. 1·5-.N . o~ Public Servirc Jo:nlerpn~t~s Old Water Bill 1,400.00 Street l . lghts and Old Ell! ·----·-·-· ~. 857 .40 Ccmctrry ti ,3:il.92 Dump Rrnt 350.00 Total l'ubllc ccrvt·ce '"' 13,959.32 ~~;~PIJ~I~~~u~..:. .:. G-e·~;,·al VillageFund:i-offl~et-xp. I I d . rga II v., msurancc -Total M111 ccllaneous __ Jnterc:;t-Genera\ Village Fundds ·a··:····- ·· --- ,.~ Bon ettrcmcnt an" S1n k mg Fund~ , ...... _ 16206H · · 1,620.66 :19~.56 15 . J 000 . Toto~~ I Interest 1.92~.06 Total Jo.:llp. & Outlay .. 64.,680.20 Outlay- Totl+l of Columu 2 camNI to Column 1 . 69,734.46 Bonds and l.IJ11nli fo"und.' PaidG('nr-ral Village !i,IOO.OO Bond Relircn'lent and #am~:_~_ uf,842, of three from Second Street Mar· 926 a1~rl COLUMBUS 0 · UP - 1 kctlokccppaccwllhl.ibcrtyflc~ · th('la.~!gnmrhya:Wpmmargm ct· . . , • Z £11:: ~ ~ ;:;) Obiu ;... ~.~st ~~~~~~h . tt~o~~~ spl~c:~dril~o~:Ccll~ 7!1_1, but 2 LOOKS UKI ent h usiasm as h• II I I ROOMS OF °' et ~ BAKER By t:HuTEa . . GOULt. ' ' \ \ FURNITURE • Quiet Jn ·. N e-TYco·k I ~~~~~~- _st o~erk•~ shop I nee Geo•a I e • OUTSTANDING BONDSGENERAL (P•y•l• br Gtneral Tu•tlon) stnking to'unds tl,too.OO S4:wcr (Village PortionJ 64,000.00 Total Dunds and Loam; Tolal Gtnerw\ and Utility Paid __ . 11.500.00 Bond*d Debt __ . . . • . . 64,000.00 Tramlt•r to Othrr l''und~> 3.600.00 Stteet lmpruvl'mcnt __ 3.000 .00 Grand Tot.al Ji;xpendl· Scwrr • _. 3,000.00 lures 84,83t.4G Parking Lot Wall --~-- 14,000.00 N•w Constructlen & Equipment Total Sp~cial Assessment ltc, Debt - ·· - ........ . 20,000.00 nuild i ngli <To"'tl Hall. Total · Bonded nebt p•· 8f,OOO.OO l~le.l .. ____ .. . . •. _. 1.0'15.82 }'l.OATING DEOT: Total General Govern· Loans (Certific's of In · mf'nt .... ____ 1.07!t.82 debtednrss) .... 4,4110.00 Pa)•able <Vn· l'' irr- & llydrant Rent . . l.)MI.Q Account~ Total Protoctlon to paid Bills) 10,2772,1 "Perlion and Property . . UMU13 Total Floating D~bt 14.757.21 Htghway~-Genr!fal VII•· Grnd .Total D1.1bl, Oet . IBgt funds ... . . . .'.. . 2,422.00 31. f9tl5 · - ·-- -· - ·· · -- 98.757.2t T t I HI b 2 422 00 4-4.•HC t; -~a_,_,_· :.:::_-_ .,...:..__ , - - - ------- Will'on Ourbin ll!ind Total . 172 168 145 22:-1 101 391 506\;p~o;u;n;d;l;•;fl;ha;l;lb;•;c;k;l;••;m;Lo;n;d~o;n•.; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; , t:~o 687 130 ns RB2 Pom•roy Sentinel 2307 and bmWDJ" f.. w :h ~bera ~ IN TRADITIONAL rites mark ing the Iran ian new year, a n o_?ium ~ct Who is believed to have been cured leaps o ver a pyre or bum.lng optum plpes ln Tehran. 1"'hts V<;!rna l equ inox ceremon y is the Grtl jump, a htghhght fill week- long new year c@lebratiQn s " AdcUcts believed cured tJy govern meot c amJJfugn ~ p1 !e up th e1r pipa Uitack at left), set them afire. {lntcrn ul wual Soumlphot o l I I Anita New Furniture- 5 (Peand 1 I gorgeou~~ English actor AJ! thuny Steel annoWI.c• tbeU e:t::p.Jemml iD Ho!lywou<i.W eddmg sum etune 1n May. {Jut~ BoiUidp\cKO) ; d. b C h >:1 01! laurant, who also won two .out of Hi{·h D11vis was thl"'r b1~ man a)' ~n t c ver tel Y oac ;:. ::;. lhr~e frnm the Senttncl In tlw as he Jut a mec 54R series on gam .! Woody HaJ,;s was '"¥(r.'ll have a ;a. 1'1. 1 final matrh of lh~; Pvcning Hol!'um es of 211, 209 and 164. while AI cood team . . ::z: D: Bakery won two out of thn·c frum Coat s harl 528 and Old Crow hit 503 ~orne 100 grldtron hopeful$ ~Of) Thi!! Kr1ghtes't Corner a1 tlw New York Central 1'<1111 Chfforrl ll'd the Sc n!uwO with hu·ncd out !or the hour and 45 \ X: lo MiddlePOrt ~ 1 OVF:C SfJU~ 7.ed b~ Second Slrcr 1 ,. 534 scne s on {:Otml.:'s of 178 , 200 m1nut•~ work_olll which ~vas de~otcd <( . c( ~~ ·s~alisl~emcr., orr('.Jl~lve dnll_. a o:' BAKER FURNTTURlr rQ 1 Mark.ct in .t ile first garnl' b~ ,1 nwrr and 156 _ 1 1 • pins, .and after los ing the se(· I Hol~um bnkery wo n twu out of t s. 1on wtt~ the blockt_ n g maehmc , ':.~~~~;-~~"i:::i~~;;::~~=19 ond game b y 12 pms. came lnll'k I three from NYC as D. Sthillin.'l set a.11 ' 1 an anlldt-,fumblc dnll for back· m ~ ..._ -~ G 1 11 to eMily wio th<': ftnHllinc. l." hur·k ' t lw pare wtth 497 n nd Auh Wood9 ' JC 1 c~ml ales. -y WiiKdn Was high for the wi n nns fnlluwed with 404. Schilling had a . The first team was comR_osed en- I f;lce with OOll on gaines. Qi J72 ~ 14 :~ and 1!14 high single. Fran !;: .T_9hnston Ure!y of ~ettermen, n~ost of whom lfll. WhHc Grltr OUtfitn bat! •• hi g was hill"h ror NYC wi t h a 505 ser· saw eOttsld!!rab!t..fch~.?n ht.!ll fall. 22:i fn hL~ fi1tal litw J ohn Mtt\'11 w' on ;:a me~ uf 1!11, Jti8 and 146 . ' ~ 1.1 t~e line _wete.redB_IKII~~ ~n<ll wa~ high fur ::;ccunr! Sil'f't•l w 1th Till" ~t·orr .10 r_o wn ~tens, J IC ac ·yy '.A. . 1 TRI COUNTY an<l ll1ck (.uy a1 tackles; Jim H 1 .. ,_ Parkrr and AurPllll~ Thoma~ AI Tnt:t.l l!:)..p . & Oull.1:, _ 5 0!', \ .::i osum .,.a .. ars SCHEDULE C-V Sl.'~ (\ll I !iS 1U 7 143 4ii8 ~u<~rLI~ aud Tom Dtlhn;~n at center. BOND' RETIREMENT AND r.ral•· Ill t:lli Quarll·rha<'k fo'rank Ellwood, Joe 247 SINKING FUNDS s 1111-11 _,11 23 o I Cann1t~i1111 and Jim Roseboro at 110 1 1" • ·--·---"th 1 lfh k .;d D u· · 1 RI':Ci<.:IPTS: Jl . St'llllllll.t:: -- la4 1!15 lllH 497 c Ja ac s, a on ICIC a \\-' mill . . 15'' Hi7 17~ 4~ ~ fullhatk mad<' ,u p lhc backfield. A.cct·u('{) lntl'rc~ I ---Hond " M' h 1 Sh'ft d ll<lr..l ROOM', Rr\111. ~n!INoiC.S<Jlr ~ 2. 10 00 . .1 St'11illing __ 119111 260 M" h 1 IC •• 1 1 1•f l ll<~nrhcHI' :~R :!li :t.~ !'If\ Je ac . a regu ar (' t f'nrl 1asl fROM )) ~,iJ ">•Ntd f ln\·e~ town1 .~ ~ old ;uul ., · sra~on, was sh'ifh•d lo left tackle h l"lli:IIUrt"d "111110 011 T u1 al 7();) 1140 757 300 ..t:: ~ NfAI IVI!lntiiNO• Mlnut11 1 :~ :2:\0 11\1 , New York Central ' to Q ug a big ole in the rorward : oway fr0111 E"'pire Stoia ·Er"x'ra~'NR!clil;rl ll•, l H': •. ·. s". ",·,l·hl· tl-5 !S!l ltiO 411';. ' wall Kriss, a v<'tenm at end in lullding, tittle CllllfCh Aroun• c.. ,. oJ 1955 t k th I ft n k th• Corner, Shoppi11g, TIQI Bondli anrt Nolt'.~ ra 111 J:lO 130 IJU 390 j 1 a over .e e ~n · 4 ,000 00 f{llnd Squore, Uniltd NatiDIU,Iodi<e lntcr('st on Bond~ Hml .lulm~l o n . l!ll lil6 14t:i 50.''i l ~ h ,eon~ t~~~att~e ~~ular:,on Clly, hnuyhenia, Grotuf N(l~s l .!i:mou l'ow r ll 165 1:)6 135 458 , ar~ ~·;~n~:mo a~d ~~o~ta~ ;i;lm~n Ctntra1 and Alrlin• Tatllllll.r .. Sinlt.in<; Fund Trustees 2.400 00 .ll'nktn.~ 13:J l:il 170 4.'i4 , ' 1 th · · t t • 'I' 1 1I 744 787 741 :l''7'' wa~ a rrsCI'VP rrn cr e pas wo IHtiCIOFIFIIlUTIIIPUDII Total ExpenditurC!i 7,Q3000 - -·--~ '"' · ~cason s and Thomas was a chief BONDED DEBT (lran•s 19 216 ! suhsiii\IIC for Dave Weaver at right Coffee guard Garaga D•~.3t, 195~ naviS - -- --·-- I:l:J 106 241 . SINKING fUND TRUSTEES or 1 The only newcomer to regular .... lous h -------- 120 156 120 scrvtee in the backfield is CannA· ......VILLAGE TREASURER Mitch .. . ·-·-- 161J 180 153 H d 11 -10 wl 1 v 0, 10 was owar opa ong ASSETS Horak 130 ·134 179 Cassad)· 's chief relief in lDM. , 81tlance Bond Retiremrnt ].ieving . · 146, 144 Four promising freKhmen ap"N'"TIOIJ!!!D'TI-.. HOT" 13 26 26 and Sinking .f unds -- - - 6 .051.03 Hand'idap d h ,.. '" ,_ .....-.. All lnvcslmenls held Ll' 1" ola 1 . 668 7".~ peare were In 1Dan e second lineup ·, lA$1 twENl"Y-B~ .,...,, •...._ "" 741 The)' James,team 260-pound At rourtUN Sinking fo'und Trwtt>e;; 22.400 .00 0. V. E. C. Englrwers center from Cincinnati; Ed Spy 7 ,.. -Mt OH FfTIUVlNIJf Grand, Tot. ASBcls Ul'c. Atlwy 1:!4 139 chalski , 243·1b. right taekl.r from CHAIIIIICKANI.~ 31, 19M ----- .. 28.451.03 Conde ·-· -·--- 140 15fJ 166 Wooster, LcHoy carr, 184 _pound ~enelEX2·7100·,~~ LIAIILITIIS Bell 115 147 1~3 lei'• end, , 1,d Dick LeBeau, 1~ J••~ ••y 1·721 !4'a'41! qyo '-'••rll""" ,.. d SADDLE OXFO . RD. S 17R 200 156 5Jt 173 116 203 Gns~o ........ 152 153 163 Chisler .. -- - - . 15.') 110 162 Gruescr --·-- -- 164 150 120 Handicap ----· 8 6 Tot.al 822 735 819 ll"rfy Re-st1ur•nt lng~Jls 16fl 156 158 Crow 166 169 168 Davil', Rich .211 209 164 M8 Coalcs -- ·. 167 206 1" ~28 J,t:lind -· - ·- -·- 130 L30 Mcncheni -- · - · 166 146 332 · ~ndicap 868~8 926 791 ••!85 •.ota} .wo <.'liUuJ'd Tedesco Classic Favorite .With the Schtlol Set ..• First . Choice 0!' Mothers - · - - - - -- Fro111 Citizen~• MASON CLINI C By ERNIE BUSJU!ILLU THIS LOOKS LIKE AN ·EASY HOUSE AH - -- AN OPEN WINDOW wow --- r FOOT IN w J E H "YOUR SUNRISE TO SUNSET ~TATION~ 990 " On Your Oiol Who Insist On · ~ful Fit Next ~HIO 'Pf Ohio Valley Eh•ctric Company 499 and hart a 180 high smg lc. maintained their one game lead Restltunmt rolled the 18 ,27 7 l5 1m 1hc Trl County Bowling lca~ue hi~h lhrce game sene.~ of the lea76 ·356 ·:'>0 Ialit night a~ Lhcy won t-wo out- gue scas•lll With 2!i59 seri~:s on $299 00 L. r- = .::$ L-' l:i6 ·9 :; ~ rOB ~ ::: - -* Ft_tRNITUIU.i ~ THE SHOE· BOX WEBlJY ~AUI ervtce IC ntct-pnscs ··------- - _o •___ fllhone. !U IIIORAP IRON - b~ ---- s---:- ~ _ Z ~. ;'~,:',',"'~.~~;~ & --·- - ~ to NECCHI Writ(' Bux UtiR·S . ,.; R. H UA WLING SONS CO. 24 The Daily Sl'nlwt•l 4 4-t-t· l'U~lEIWY --5 room fr;unc hous e hour Wrecker Serv&c{). Day 1 ---- - - - - - - - Phone 6227 . Ntght Jlhone 6039- ~ l<cspon~thlc uwn 111 tkmon slr:lh' w11h wali•r, <'ledtit:!l .v, g 11s our produd lhr11 ;1ppmntm e nb av~!labk . Ve nclran bl!nd~. front 1 EALX. I>OI.>GE·~YMOUTH ' $15000 avNHgr· W•·•·id .v \11-'•,tc polth , loc -.trd on 60 It . lot on LHS. 3-6-U ________ ·- ~ . - - 1 hox 608-'1', ': Tlw Daily Sent mel. 1 h.c1 r hlrcet out of high wall:r. (~ 1~p\cte WIIEEL ALIGNMl'~T, 4·4-4tc Excell e nt buy at $:J 10UO.OU. 1 h!r:,mrtnp: and bt•akc scrv1ce. --Jlll:liWAY l'llOP~:InY - 3-roolll 1\.tck(•\l":; Saroty St•rvicc , Wc:;t EAHN MO WEEKLY t "tJMM . Sew . block hous e with briek fll'c M.;un Street, l'umcroy, Ohio. tng Bnbywr<.r! No Ilolls<' Sdhn~~ pi;Jl" (', d t·l'll:H. il )·, CXcl·lloot 1.\>d ' hont~ 21i7 . 55-tl Hu. ~ h slamp('d IHirh" !".~ scd ('Jlvelte r srs tem with soft water. 1~0 l ope! Babywcar, Wursaw, lndtana . l !1-1'\ lr ontag c on StJt<' lli~:hw<ty . -------------3 29 Htp 18 t Auto ~ule5.o t.r · \ "1'1 .d hu~r s by property - - ·--·-- - - - - - - - - - - - da lly /I ll i mmtu rc included. 1048 JEEPSTm 'TA1'10N WA· C201 Business Services _ 122ooo: ~ . GON, ov..rdr ivc. hcatrr. good _ _ _ ~ __ . -- J· AID1 u-ruom hou se wll h olct tircM, good cnginr. l'r ivate own- JoliN l!ANIJU.Y, Aucti<HJn• r l n1 ·1t .v unci (' IS!c rn s. Two barnli, rr. W1ll ~ an lfir P for quick sAle. J'lHIO<' 040-X . ~ - 28 tf ).! 1'.1! 1<11")' <IJHI im pl ·. ·•u t nl :; hed. Phnnr HJD6 ltftPr 5:00 o 'dutk . - - - - - - - - :w at' ! t' ~ w1lh :w .arl<':; 1n culti- !it TRIUMPHANT OVEI< OPIUM 2 llbloopoona of butler and 4 s"'"'" f21) Real Fc;tottt __ 3d lablespoom of I -~- _ ''·· ., ~ spoon cinnamoo togetbcr with Tt'~o~;:I,VailllaMgeiscaenldlanOcothuc,' _ I I o I' revolt . P.:den Is bes"'t by WQrrlett at I he ulho<>r PTld or the Melllter ranean . WIJPre the Creek11 a re riotmg Ol( r tire Cyprus I.Rsue, and ~ x Um~ ot the .... rthbl;:;h\Jp. · I '11 t, "'J rl&ltal Smmdploot o} Sugar~buue.rl So good oo paaCIIkcl llld wafllcsl So eaay for '" :J28-Iilll t FIENCH PIEMIIEI Guy Mt,ttct ; r- i~t!IJ I'"" 11hown In Lo n1un wi th BrttiBh Prtme MJni!lter S1 r Anthony F:d+>n, "'' here thP)I conferred on tbe Medl!erranean Crl:'leS. L3.tt·r th'i!' F renr-h parliamf'Tit voted oven.11elmtng powers to Mollet to P"rmlt cru11htng- ot t h e A lgerian I I ·' ) X. I ~erv1ces ... 1.1 BANNS 1 H . Auto I : llworn t>y H. A. Cole, Owl Hoi· low, ~~>t ated t hat Sovel bad been t be o r • car that bad left the road i nd sm• shed throuah hu f1• n1'f! Sat ur day. sped urou hll f1t•lrl and ploul(h t'd through bit drove awl.)' wilbout rr>port1 11~ 1t ett her t o Cole or tbe t.h erdf >~ tuch a state l11w requlrtl ~ 1t t11 n 2-1 houn of tbe m.ilhlp. Damage wa~ estimated at apo prrlvtrn31t•ly ~~ Sord wa.1 IIITI:'~ ted . today bY '> t.h ,If f'lrKfl@ S J1lJSsel l and pled nn1 11• 1111\' to tu::: L"aarge iiond wa1 or Trade 16 For '"I , 11"11'-'ll 'I ,6, · Lost- & Tuppers Plains l drive r Resident Bound Tu Cram! Jury t..u.rn and lht'n Up Notional Bonk In Gallipolis , SJ i r l AJ m ts.>Hl n.~ · .\I r ~. Cn-~s a J \• nk.Jh !"~ ru se, .\far 28 : .\1 r,;. Slut"] v Lewt s. .\1: dd lc- port, Mar. 29 · Eu-ge ne Pu g h, 'lf uJLil e port , Arm l 2 Birt hs: ~lr anrl Mr!'. Fred J c-n k in ~. Syra r usP. 26. so n J ohn An- I ll1·~~~. _:\1r. <md .\ln. J :.mes Le>vts, :\l iLi r! lepor t, 29. Ll a u ghl~r. D1a nn ll I 1 rHREt OF THE: ATOMIC S("lentlsts ~rum Hi .naUon1 who are prubldl) rad Ja\ nm ef!ect.a are shuwn at ~::.uN 1n New foi"k. Frum left: Prur . W. V. Maync!urd. Unlverl'! lty of London; Dr. Sbieldt: \'."J rre o, Deawness buspit.a..L, Boston; Pror. Andrei Lebedlnli;t. \li"~:·~~~~~~~~~~~~~S~v~,l~e~lR~;';' '";;~~~~~~::::: " J~1 ~m~•:" "~ ~ ~8~ou~; ~:ftn~tl~·()~•~)~WE'RE GOING TO RUN A TESTIMOt>liAL DINNER FOR VERMIN SNEAJ<EJ?.. l: KNOW YOU FELLOWS Wll.L. W~NT iO COME .. 6lJT KeEP IT QUIETWE \\(4NT 10 StJRPRISE. GOOD oc· \'ERM"• �""'""n The Daily Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio , • ' Wednesday, April 4, 1956 ~~~E~I~ah~t--~~~----~----------------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~;~:: Beauty of Tall Flowers Mrs. Harry Houdoshelt Elected First Vice IM;~::::::·r.!:n:r~= Enhances Garden Pl'cture President Of Sanborn Missionary Group I anu ouncw ( the atbirtl'l of a daugh The Da i tv Sentinel M' •nd Mrs G... • The B 11 Sr~n bor n M1 ~:..~o nary, Socw ty mt: t Monday at the lo' m,:t Bapll.S t chu rch sanctuary whh Mrs Atlen Hughes pr estdent, presldtng and r e01d1ng a poem ' Easter after Wine brenner Mrs Charks Bennett Mrs Harold Chase Mrs Jac k Sat terfield and they m vt ted th lrty t1ve tlMlmben to the churc h dmtng room Mrs A.Jlen l{ugbes asked the voot ... at G ra ndpsreots ue ~n Mattie Yost R11c .ne and M.r.••~d Mn J E Foster, PMteroy lrt Foster Mrs c P Bradbury played an or blesstng precedma: tbe ~erving of and Mrs Estalla Skmntlll' 18' ereat gan pre lude a dessert courte u.rry\ng out the grandparents Mrs.. Claremont E Hoyt conduct- yellow and white color scheme Ui ed the o()enwg devotional serv1ce ed on the refre.shment tables which Susan Ann has two slsters, which mcludcd Scnpture rcadmg were centered w1th arrangements Nancy and Martha and a brother I Rm.:~c W~l u r... Wolfe Lo.ga n De present With VIsit ors rro m W il kes Joh n Fobt er of c arro lton I ut c. 1and c tuef of Otstn r t ll , ville Gal \J po\J s and Loga n Th r ~pe nt th e weeke nd w1 th h.ts pnr ~n/ N tc d ~1clgs Tcm plt: Pyth ta n 1 VlSitm~: reprcse-n tatt ves tnv tted \ e nts ~lr and ~tr~ J E f oster s ~~ 1 ~ Tucsda~ at the K of P the loc al Temple to attend thcJr Sundil \ gues t s of Mr am:l Mrs Hall al\d gave them a too rallng m s pectwns thL:;. .spnn g HN llcrt D1xo n and fam ilY were of exldlcnt She al 5U to mmended After the mce tmg the ho:.i r ss \f r an rl \li s Harry D1xon and ~irs 1 tl ltan Sll~ tff Hteran mUSI· committee 1nvtted the group to ~ l":. l ~ 1\c\crl y and Lorella D1llon Hardy Aalers Blossom b E&rlJ Fall.l «:Jan h •l Iter " 01k <~ ~ ptan b t and the dmmc room where Mrs :till nf lo lu mllu.s 11nd Mrs Earl Kcl l) pnm ~ d the ~tJff and of! tct"rl> for ton Russell presided at a s tlv er f of Lam·a~l l t Flowers spe11k With color form that ma7 reach 5 feet in height .theu d nlls and ext mp\ 1hcal10n coffee .scrvtce at a table cente1NI Su san D1 uon daughter or Mr Gypsophila {Baby s Breath) and height of g1 owth Like tl1e of th e ntualist tc work. M1 ss Erma with an arrangement of s pnng and 1.11 ~ Herbe rt D1xon IS confm· ne1ghbo1 :> m your block, they groWl! 4 feet tall, bearing myr. Smit h Past Choe f prese nted the flowers Hode.sses were Mn Chf rd to her home "' 1th the mump ~ d1f!er By the•r contn1st w1th 1ads of smsU pink or white lllol• 1 th p ford Rhodes, Mrs Otho Watts MT8 each other, flowers l!XCII.e inte r soms m late summer f Deput y wtth a g1Et r om c grou Wilham AUman Mrs Homer Mr 11.nd Mr s Otto Mortzf eld n[ est m your garden Proper blend· Smgle and double hollyhocks Mr~ '-11 ton Ru !iS ell MEC pre- Jon- woth Mrs l.owe a contnbu - KenOI'oha \\i U! left Tuesday far mg ot their brauty brlnrs out the are among the most h1ghly dec~ "'" h h tl t be st m each 1atJVe flowen for a border back· "o 1d.-.rl " al th e meetl nlo( and wMrs k tor Sandwiches ptt kles lemon Colu mbus w t"rr I ey WI \ 151 or h Whl Tall flowermg plants form the gtound They grow quickly from K arl o v. cn wa s 'llslre ss of • ,,f the Templ t WL're ES, st1cks, mm ts and coffee were serv hefore r<'t urn lllJ omc 1e backdrop for your stage full nr seed to a height o[ alx feet or Orr'' ' ' • d hue th ey wer e .: ue.s-t s of rela ~ blossoms Because they are used more wtth flowers inl!ludlnr 'l r~ (_ ~ ,h Bahr &I \1 rs Charles e ttves lo help screen QUt background many tones of red, pink and Bur delt e M !,' f J ane J ohru>on ~ee • Mr and Mr.s Wl'lby Whal ~y or vtews they naturally are seldom orange The ftowerin1 season can Mr~ Hora ce Mc ~lhmny, Lreas • columbu s v. u e "eckend ~est s of planted alone be lengthened many weeks if Mrs Phthp Ylemhart, prot Mtss their 6 on m law and dau~hter, There are many tall 1row!ng taded bJouoma sre picked to Aowerll which can Le used thla prevent seed formation Margaret SauPr OC Mrs E R.. Mr and Mrs Karl Grueser and y.,ay lncludmg both annuab and L1atr1s September Glory fKanTompk tn • staff captam Mn •• • famtly of Mtners\tllc perennials Where &pace i& lim s~s Ga7 Feather' Ia a 8 toot \\illl ta lll I owe Tu esda y evcnmg Mr and Mr" Dallas Hassler of 1ted they can serve better th11n be<Juty whose stalks are covered ~1rs Low( "''s 111 <~na he r work 1 Columbu s wlre weekend Jiuest~ shrubbery for their roota do not tn late summer with fealher1 w~ ~ prcsrnlcd hy Mrs Gnff Rus of her parents, Mr and Mrs compete with other Howen as purple flowers. does shrubbery Some are among !>ell Mrmb ns of the slHH wotc Mrs Manon c Ntbc 1 t ass1st<'d Har1v Ke1s\'r MJnersvll\e Thalictrum <meadow rue) Is a the old fashioned flowers whtch flam e t: olorcrl formal ~owns and by Helen Jane Houdashelt and M1 and Mrs Harold W1ggms o£ d c 11c ate ftower Wlth. feathery are new agun, and will be ad h 1 d h th ' h' h all wa s decorated w1th JOn le aves which Jrowa 5 teet tall, p Sally Erwm entcrtamed w1l a Columbus v1 s1 e l"r mo er m1red by visitors to your a;arden and while never taking the spotqu1 ls t~ nrl carnatJ Oll.'l tn the Y· eurpnse bndal s hower at h er Mrs t< an me K~pur, ~!mcrsvllle, who are not fHmlhar with them th1a11 SL.:.tcr colors home Bulternut Avenue last week ovrr the weekend For an attractive background hght, always provides a pleulng 1creen !or your earlier t\owe rs back,:round for more brllUani Du n ng 3 s hort hu ~1 n css mecll hononng Mrs Jac k Crame r and Mr and Mrs Carl Moore M1 s try Boltonia asterotcln (fal se blossoms tng plans Wt'l'i(' mad e to serve the Mrs Fred BurMm LlyoC '1oore Wilbur Moore all of A 4 toot perennial Verbena (bo· chamom1l.d lt growl 6 feet t all , • . Entertaim Etilller banqut·t 10 t he t~st of the Sun After the honored gu( s l.s o pC'n · l Pom('roy and Charles Momc o f wtth a lufy plant In late aum na1 tensisl tleara frarrant lavenflo wrr 'f1m , ! 1e l 1 rnl.1v e vening at ed the 1r m11ny mcc gtft s a num· Mi nersvill e attended the fun era l Mrs Freda K.rautter entertatn mer Jts datsy-llke white flow e1s der flowers from 1eed. the tl.rai come and nmaln untll October year t he K 11 f I' 11 ~1 1 her nf ~ame s c Ncrt• pl<~vl'd and fl( Char les Hall m Syncuse Mon ed a group of relat1ves Easter at AU the above are perennials l!lvmg you one or the few peren her home Chester Roa1:1 da y f lfly me mbers . ~n ~ u~~c prtu ~ awarded thr wtnnen; wluch grow eas1ly from seed muls which blossom In the fall ~ Bcfrlhhnumi M ~lore servf'd by Frank n Wtll and Mr and Mrs Cue!;IS wc.re Mr and Mrs Leo For large clusters of • for gel 1nd once established Will perthe hostesses to Npnev Neuman H R Smtlh ~ pent the weekend tn Walk er and fam1ly Sprtngfu~ld rol m their roles in the &arden me not" flowers of gentia n Martha \'- arrl Margant Ann Ren Columbu~ w1Lh the fm m~r· s si s-Mr ami Mrs Ha\ Law son a nd blue In June and July, l r y J.lH ture for many years shaw, Dut othy Jtnkm ~ Su~1c ter Mrs H D Defenbach~ Among tall IJOWinr annuals Anchusa Itallca Dropmore wh1ch Mr and !\1rs son s Co\umbu~ a1 e Ra1lltud1a - ftowe1ed sunflowgroY. s 5 leet tall fischer (,erirudc Mttchell Mn. Mrs \\-illlafll R DownJC Mrs llarry Ihomas ai1d f .. nulv. Mm Hardy Asten true Americ an 10' 1 s v. hJCh grow 4 to 8 teet tall, Bocrn:k .111d :\h-1 1111~ Nlehc-~1 Jed Webster Sr Mrs Cha1les ersv1lle Mr and Mr~ 1: h \\- htlc flowerB <which the BrttJSh cull and have tully double ftowers of Send1ng gtfL~ hut unable lo at ~ r.oeglf'tn and 1\o!rs Phtl Wtll1am ~ Mr and Mrs Harry Krautlcr ,m!\ .Michaelmas dals!e8) are p<'r en chestnut red and yellow which tend wer1 ~Ill<h c d f1 ~ h c 1 Bertha son wc1e m AllnHJy Tucsdil> t o fannly and Mr and :\-Irs f' 1<lnk l'( lve hc1ght and color to the a;at• mal& you can grow from Seld MAKE US AN OFFER Alh~ Oo1othy B11k1r (.l~dy s alleml a mef'l tng of fltslncl f.~J Krautter and sons 'I'hclr v.hite cnm son pink and dt n background, where there Js ON THESE CARS Drown I OI S Ann llumJ(ardncl df'n Cl u b uffHcrs and the pr~~~ blue flowet s ar c 1rown on bushes room tor a considerable .Q:roup, NO Rt:ASONABLI Cla r 11 e Kenned y J.mt l Epperl y, dtnl s of the clu bs In th e dtsll iCt Birtlulay Dinner OFfER REFUSID1 A filmy beauty scalloped lace ond fiharet trantcs Jo.:\an s 'l.try Hood nom· M r ~ Joh n K1upp returned to 'NASH Stltetli!iln 4 dl'. tnm too dcunty to hide .•• and silhouttlt t hy Lung Shlllry ltu sscll JoAnn he! hom r Columbu:; Tuesday • , . Honors Carl ill l' ;~ t ltnu sh and Donna tr-1 il v t ~ J I wtlh her sJ:;ter and perfttl w1th gor1d Ftgure-Fiow dttign Mrs Carl E Will cntertamecl hroth N M1ss Lou1 se and Ph1lhp Er.tra front panel promaet no set-thru. w1Lh a dmner Monday evenm g at I Hr•h <'l her home East Mam St honormg Whitt. tllet 32··U. VI 2 dr wllh t'aul Ha\ Rf' Jb cl and fr te ncl of Mr Yhll 04l hts bi 1Lhda v w1ll llr-. Mrs J E D 1Iar t1ng( r a~H t s tcd i\t!wm \ !S tl cd Su n da~ w1th Phi l~ 'I he next mecllng will be held Present were Mrs John H1ch ft!O-Ii_UI(;t( '"'"'' 4 dr b} 1\11 !; ( har!es (,oegletn cntcrtatn l1p H.r thel .md Sisler Mt s~ [ Olli.S<' 1 01l the home of Mrs J 0 Roedel mond Sr John Richmond Jr Mr 1 ~ 4 •• Mi ss Do1oth} R11hC'I of ( olum cd th(' Pom c 1u~ Garden dub Mun F..t st Mam St W\th M1s l!vmg and Mrs Ceward Calvert the hon bus ~ tn nl th< W('t k1•nd wtth lwr da~ afternool'l at hcl home ltvc K.trr lr as ass1slmg ho~less on orcd guest and daughter~ Ca1la 2 dr. l'otnls p.u o11s '\1r and M1 s Louts May 7 Jean and Lt n da Ann and r10 W _•_H_~:....--~---'""~---,_-__.._,.,_,_,_,__,..,_.,_.,__.._,.,.....,....,,=.,.....,.....,.....,.....,.....,....,~ hil I S1xlcen memhc1 :-; 1 f ~pondt d lo 4 dr l\1r Jnd '\lt ~ C'hadr s l·~krw and lhr. roll call What I am plant~ng \l r tnrl 'I rs Vr1non Du\L~ (n f;~md\1 wrre \1-(•ekcnrl J:"ll<'sts of WSCS RUMMAGE SALE lhts sprtn(l ' A shorl hu~IOC li.' sc ~ tr1t 1ttHd 11t h 1 turkev dtnner o n Mt s Fl o1 tn{r Burnmll ~Jon was condu cted by the pres! Ell ~tu wLth 'lr and 1\fr~ Oltu 1 he WSCS nf the Mtne:rsV11h rlc nt Mrs Wilha\11 H Dowmc Mrs Uattzfl ld 1\.1 IIW•h,l WL S ,IS J::Unl ' Methodist chtnch arc sponsormg Duwme and Mrs Goeglct n 11nnoun Ollu 1s V.l tl rr ff W1bnn Mr and ccd th('lr 1nleniJOib of a llendmg a rummage sale, begtnnlnR tmla v Mr:; Cat l Moore and dauAhtets, a du;lrtet mectllll,; a t Albany on and Thursday and FridAy , tn lhe \farle nra nd lm c1a Pomeroy and Bethany church butldmg L ucsday W1 ll!um Sw1~ht1 M1drllenort IHJntng the ~o: m up 1n the after~ An mtucs tmg paper Start 1 no r n v. 11 ~~~ 1111d Mt s I aWTcnc c METROPOLIT~n hoardtng now ror next wmters hou I, S111 th ,tiHI f,mllly of Laurel CliH, quet " was prPscnlcd by Mr~ 0 A11"'"0 Sl\1 ES :\11 Hn1l l\l r~ D11n .Smtih and chtl !he mnlh btrthday or Ann Cnn - n Fans \\ho cxla1ned the melh Phon• 604.5 J Lit ( n of H~<:Jn( and Mrs Anna c1 daut:htcl of Mr ~ml M•~ Wlll odli of di\111{( ancl the materials Trtfflc L•ght In Mlddto1oo•tl Tl1ll J'nnwrn\ Mr~ D.1vt.s scnred 1am < ltlif"1 wn~ Cl lebrnted I hms to dry She slated that dry an ange295 N. 2nd Av• Mlddl•port, Ill tl(,llll Hlld CHkC to thl' Vl~!t day Y.tth a purty Gaua~ wue mcnl.',i last longer and nrc usually TONI GilT ors dill 1ng ilH• aftcrnnon pla} c rl and prizes "on bv John conversation Plcce!l, and that some WN. A.prll -4 F.cclc" Jo) BoggN <. onll!e Hobo, modern arrangers ure comb~mn• HORROR SHOW Roger Stilts Carol)n llend1uk~ dr) and rrclih malerullii rherc hi 8•1• Lugo•i Mrs Cr1nrr was ~~~-~~ierl h) her no I! nut to thC' nmount of malcnal "DRACULA" older daughler, Janel Valcntme, to be found for dry arnngements 1 Val. VII Editonal Pbone 397 -To.rnadoes Leave Wake Of I Death Toll Set At 43 As Storm Moves Into East * • Bridal Shower Honort'ng' TWO k Held Last Wee 1 Mrs. Fredn Kraultt•r .. WE SELECT THE VERY BEST USED CARS $2.95 Sixteen Attend Meeting Of Pomeroy • Gorden Club Held At Hartinger Home ar. Easter Turkey ... Dinner Served At Davis Home ELBERFELDS M Hartshorn Trial At Logan Moves , Int~ Fo~h Day - LOGAN, 0 UP.....Tiio ..coodduree murder 1l'llal of :Robert G Herb~ moved mto 1ts fourth day b~ today With neal!} all of Hartshorn's faflllly scemmp:ly bead ed for JaJl t Two of Hoo-tshorn ~ brothlrs were held Tuesday on l'harg.cs of obstructmg JU5t!ce Ano-ther brother and a SISIC1110·1aw W(', IC arra1gned Wednesday for leavmg the county to avotd the servmg of subpenas Hartshorn. 26 year old Junk dealer, l'li' bemg trie-d for the sbootlns of hts brother Lloyd 35 on Nov 20 at the farm home of thetr father, Goorge · I Ninth Birthday Celebrated By Ann Criner, Thurs. ===============-, the smarlesl news In shoes at a scoop pnce! t.f~~t til• .a.o.e lh•t t ....... 1\...uu--... •o ~rt~lld•r' Joy JohnKal F..cdl s ( HIll harll'~ navlrtBoggs t ovrrt, hlrcn en, 8u11h U11llhle to atlrnd lhc party hut tlt~ndmg a g1fl was ( hn:;lloe Bahr John '• f11h1on ~ll.on.,. •u •tvl• rtra.t W.ck lll'ld •h111 l!luorn It• hl• linK II • THI••tuory quirk 111 IPIII 'n United Methodist Boo rei Plans To Attend Conference Rltfl • •how th11 """"'* M•h ....,,.., ill Willi yow m~wd ... H-.., ••• ........ . .!! HARTLEY and BENNETT SHOE STORE Cenlel' Of Upper Bloek - --"--• ,:h•:•:•:"~'~'='='~'•:•~•=n=g~th~c=s:O<:•:•:t:':•o:u:r~==========::=~ FI~E Ham n ' FIT YOUR BUDG ApMJ 8 Rev Edwud Parker, Jtated -supply pastor, wlll be In Pttt:sburgh, Pa , t1ver the weeken4 Rev and Mrs Parker <the latter belng Rev ZunQel ~ Sl'111er, arc former mtss•onar•es to Chma where they served about 26 )Cars Aeeordlng to preient plans they will contmuc to Berve In the present ca'Pac•ty untll the latter part of May when Rev Zundel and {imJly Will move to 1Pomeroy alld assume the pastorat-e of the Bapt1st Church. "be Message o£ 1he Empty Tomb" will bo the theme of his 5CI"IIlOn Sunday ~ ·~,,.- ,.,,.., -Ill', tlie&ilf ttm~oiiCitractuolly liufi loim-mailrile woth ll fpopul• price! That ~ you. t~ ean now UDiquo experience in eleep. Whopped wtth ur to • .new U.S. KoyloD oooth.._...ry nerve. reoll fiVery tired ~uecle, everJ mch of you from head to fooL Trut younel~ to tha& ~ew,, ""~ U. KsyiDro, that j!iva you the ~~ expenoiVe. huur1oue1 '.l'~:l \ ,la!ld of reot md oleep: c-. to the &!dUll Department 111d :"k &ow w !WI Gild lAIIel U..S. ~--M~ond Fourulal""": s. . 51 ·' )·' 1 09 11NfR SIZE. , • )' FULUJZE, $129.5( > - ...... ..... Other Fine --- atches By $33.95 15.511 amilton From COLLINS Jewelry Whe"' Your Confldenee IS Justified Pomeroy, Ohio ~--~.&<.0~- The MarshaU College Rc~:•onal Se1cnce Fa.r Is 'SC.heduled to take place at the ScK!nce Hall Aud1· t-or1um at MaTShall College m H¥ntington Apnl 6 ~nd 7 a~rd tqg to Dr Howard L .Mtlls. d•rector ol the fair Prizes wlll be awardl'tl to stuQen(s showing 1he most outlltHnd ftlg ability through dhtbllJi m several aci(lntiCle fields Exbii)Jts to be presented nolud~ d.itiplal'1! Ul t!hemlstry, en:glneenng mathe· mattes, btology, laboratory proce dures .and mdw.tnal <lcvl'lop menl.! Wtnncrs of the fatr w1ll be pven a free tnp to Okhrhomo ~y to submit their exhlbit~ m the Nat1onal Sc1ence Fa1r May 10~ 12 accompamed. by Dr Mlllt~ A boy •nd girl wUl be ~elected for t>ri•• I t'very school p:resrntina an BIKER FURIITUIE ON THI UIGHTUT COINII 1.. O.KIO 11\IDDLIPOIT ·me . . ... the rr.J>d t •• * • .. TORNADOES DEAL OUT DEATH N.M. TEXAS LA. MAP &MOWS town.r etruclc by tomaduea. with cruuu marldnf: thoR ID wblcb tataUUu ooourred. Alung witb the jarrin& punch or torudoN. tlllndlq: duet etorml raked nurtbem Tau. IUuth· eutem Coloraclo and eaatem Ntw Mexico. Tornado toU wu aevm tDJured. In ill wer• Home htll si.1~ for the location of the new $200,000 m&nonal hospital, Wednesday mght The Me1gs Count~ CotnmLs:s.aner.s agre<'d to g1vc any location on lbe Mtc for the hospital constructiOn ~o Vaughan, secretary read correspondence from the :JI..atc department, reviewing four .-;t1es I hat were propO!ied, and el:;o Jet tus to the state department or health, from tbtl committee 'iiPpomted by the board t4t JDVC6h· gate A letter from the Depart ment stated that the group should select a s1te, and then a sanJtatwn engml'C.r woukl come and m~ bu1ld and equ1p a bUIIdtDg, and stJil get H1U .Burton Ad money whtch WO'\lld allocate (lflfi dollar for every two that ha& been col· lectcd in the county oanrl wds placed ,111 the Board treasury Th1s would 1ncrease the funds avaulable for blllldmg and oqutppmg a hosp1lal to a tolal oi $300,000 Pat Thornton pomtcd oul that If tbc <:ounty health department were 1:1ven orftcts Ill the butldmg that 1t would be 'a Je•d pipe cinch" that H1l11Burton money couJd be> ubta 1ned, and he ~a1d that Green County, IN out offices fo:r their <:ounty health depart· ment and rccetvcd Hill-Burton funds due to th1s A buildmg eomm1ttee confiisting of Robert Jacobs D1 Bo1ee and Oevc .ienkms was a.ppomted to meet w1th the cO¥nl~ comnu~wn The purpose of the scu~nce ers Approxunately 10 acrc5' of fau· hi'li been ctc6cr1bed as an land was -reported tq. be netded oppm1umly for lh(} display of f()l' Um hcrspi'tal site The next meetmg 1~ scheduled scu'nttrtc talent arrd !lo rrovtde • re<:ot::nttlon of tbLS talent to mo~ !or May 2 ltvatc, rncouragc M!'ld IO~Jltre m ~1udents and teachers I he dE'SU'C MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL for ~1enttfic experimentation and Admitted Wedn~day Pearl discovery, to f'ncouralife talented nrynolds M1ddi(\PQrt, Steph<'n youths to enth se •enhf«: rareers, Hoffman, Cbe~tor , Belly Kl('JO, and to focus aUenllon on SOlen.ce Pomeroy and stimulate student, 'teadler, Dbchargcd Edna Cratg, M1d .. and commumty intere~o1. 10 dleport, Mrs Gene Yost and dau sctence" ghter, Racmc Tr1·State counbctL to be ~pre ~;ented In the fair tncludf C8bei1, NAMED BY COURT \\ aynf., Lmcoln, .M-o:..on, Mmgo The l'rDbat c Court reported l<r Logan and western Putnam ht da} -that Syb1l EbPr:;ba( h Pom~>­ We11t VIrgin~:~:. Gallt& Jack.wn, r'oy bas been appomted a~ ~"e. Lawrence Mel~. Scioto and P1ke cutrn of lhe estate of Dora llo10 Ohio -and Boyd, Greenup L.ar- nune, late Q( Dext['r • rcnee, Marlin. Ptke, Ca11ter, Floyd and Jolmson m Kentucky Exhibit'S' at the fair Wlll lle HOLlliR HOSPIAL WednftSI.la:o,; ~rrs Adp.litted open :to the pubhc "lly from 9 A M to 4 P .M In the Sc1ence Hal1 Charltse Rawson. Southstde, W AudtLormm at Marshall Collegtl Va, 'M:r& Mannmg Webi!Jter Pom· m Hunhngton ·~ Regional Science Fair Sch eduled To Open Friday At Huntington . IOir ,.now weld. : : : : SlaW.. throu,h 2S communit101> 1n Okl1homa, K•nus and M•stourl. (1nternahona\) IMiahed The Me1gs Veterans Mcm<mal spect 1t, apd ma~e a fmal report Rev ft.a.lph C ~undel, pastor A di.!ICUsston was .held as Lo .Nect of the Fust l!apturt. Church Hospital Trustees vo1ed unam whether or nol the Board rould mously to accept the Children s Pomeroy will occupy the pulptt on I The Rev J Leslte Kun:to pre Md('d at the April mecltnA of the Offll"llll Board or lhc Un1led Me thodut Church held Mouduy evcninu at the ehunoh 'ltlC Lords Prayrr m unison op('ned the meeting, ~tft~r wbtrh routme bustnes!i was dl,:(Ussf'd May 38 was M~t as thP. date for 11 meeting nf thl' tommis.siOON for orgarm:abon and pl11nnma or lb(' new year Plans were mad~ for 11 J!roup of bO)t. wh1ch w11l b~ taken to lol umbus by flt.v Kunzfl April 7 to attend a eonfertm('e on thf'l mim~ 4 try which ~Ill he belrl at lhe Maple GMVP Metbod1st t burch Sentence prayrn by the nu'm bertL t:oncluded -the mectmA: IISIGNS POSITION After f\nefn years as w11ilre~s in local restaurantli. Mn Beulah Whtle bat~ rP.tiCned frcm her pos ition al the Mal1tn RtllStaurant where llhe ball been emrloyed for four years and Is now working as bookkeeper for the Beck Manufact urtn1 Company planl on Grant Street .... • • WATCHES BY * ICOnl ALSO MIHS Lyndla l':bcrsbach spoke G110r11 Zucco S d ra('k.~ m our lo('al s lorea" 1 "THE MAD MONSTER" ~~d h~~rl how seeds mt: grown and Thun -FrL April 5-6 k d She 8 oke of the hlgh pa(' agre p t ood why I John P1yne lllCMIC•menn cost o cer1mn var1c tell a , d tt t 1 Santa Fe PassaRe 1 !honk ant1 s1u la cw poop c (In Technlcolorl thRL when thry buy a lOt: package ALSO f seNis the arc rcnll) buytnt: a 0 01n Dailey ~ June Haver Y •mraclc 1 Tho Girl Next Door (In T•hnlcolor) (hfr,-.~hmcnh wrtc :-~cne1l b~ the pedup bulldlngl, homes and tr~l Drumright, 40 m1le1 southWHt of Tuha, was one r.f the harcl'ell h1t ar••~ u k•ll•r tom•doe• dead. Drumr.!Jht, four on• tunny kWe<L Pastor Elect To Otcupy The First Children's Home Site Approved For Veterans Memorial Hospital B~ptist Pulpit I tn serv1ng tee cream cakes decor llltd ltkt }a,tt-r ba ~klls and Ea~ IN C'<LIHl y hvo 1 ~ .1 Gut'~ l s w<'re Suzann(' Bnulhur} , l Na1 ~a. 1 rest John llliike D111n11 t nsv.ell 1hrrC'sa Bol}a rcl R11nty k ' llumph!e~ s . I mda an I Jnc 11 ur leJ John llood ( hC'nl Ann Fife, l unme Su<' Dubo C e lr~tc Ault, Roger Sill('~, < 11rohn lie nth 1ck~. Rarbara llurfn('r S<'1en 1 t\Wl~. rub~e-stewn view of Drwnright, Okla , 1fttr • twltt· er r.....-.cl through the town, l•n· inv five d•ad along with the np- IT I nu I THIS IS a ... 1 Thursday, Apnl 5, 1956 IY UNITE.O PltiSS Ot-110 Fetr tod.y •nd tonitht, Not to w•rm 1n toUthllatt and 11xtreme ••• Frldey lnc,..aslnt doud•Mu and werm•r followed by • ho wen In riternoon or ntght High ~Odtly tn SO. north •ut to law 60t 54uthw"t Low tam9M JS 4() northust 1nd 4045 .outhwesf Smgle Copy • I I No. 298 weather entine • poems composed by women at the ;~{~J~o~n~q~u~\l~s~an:d~f~o~r~sy~t~h~la:.....;;;;;;;;;;;..~C~h~a:d~e:';......-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;...;;;;;;;...;;;;;;;;;,l annual Bapti st Housepar ty and a - - - - - - - meditation "The Nme Frutls of th e Sptnt Mrs Willis Anthony, nommatm~: committee chcurman prese nted these officers to fill vacames oc urrlng this year first v1ce pres1d ent Mrs Harry Houdashelt , cha1r man of 1111suonary Ste'>l.ardship and Education Mrs Charles Ben nett vJce--presJdenl of ChrlSltan Love, Mrs James Pullen chair man of Love Gift, Mrs Beulah White, chatrman of"' Famtly L1fe Mrs A R Pullen secretary Mrs John Lyons, asststant secretary Mts DaV'!d Darst Jr 1 Chatrmen of the four C!fclcs I wtll g1ve thc1r annual reports at Shadow-panel slip In the Ma~ meetmg when reports of all comm1tlee chatrmen Will also Gil Nylon IIKt and Tritol be gwen It was announced that Apnl 23 had been set fot the dale or the Pomeroy Baphs t Assoc1alwu meeting at the Chesh1re BapLL.o;t Church The PrisCilla Clrrle presented the evenings program wtlh a plAy dep1ctmg a lnlS!i'I.OniUY !i OCiet~ mectmg when the program top1c was "Fru1ts of the Spmt ' Those takmg part were Mr!l R1chard Ow en, Mrs John Fultz, Jeanne Clark Mrs Glenn Hensler, Mrs Mannmg Kloes, 1\fn Don Becker Hostesses were these members of the Oor(11s C'irelc Mrs Clyde POMEROY SOCIETY 'Excellent' Rating Given Meigs Temple Pythion Sisters·Following Inspection • • lt.'r SliS&n Ann Mel,ca General Hospital , Tuesday MaN!b 2'7 ===· ,,.... ,...... ex· blb1t WtTI be tward:f¥1 a eel'ltltt ate at merit, wtth spfttal medal.! and eltatnms for lndlvldual b 'blbito of out.>tandilll meril . . BY UNITED PRESS The remnants or a vast killer tlorm m<wed out 1nto the AtlantiC Ocecm today leavmg a heart· brcakmg JOb of uconstruchon bchmd 'I'he hl\,&1 death count m the lwuday batTage of tornad~ and storms s tood at 43 Hosf1Lals were Jammed wtlh man) o the esh· mated 500 lllJUr~ d Hundreds of fllmllies , their homr~ wr~ked &earched for new dwelling plaee9 In W11sh1ngton US Weathl."r Bureau ofh<'Jals !¥ltd the 12-Jttate tornado rampage maJ go down as on(' of the worst tn "he nations hts' Or) Other tornado barragee hne ki!l('d more persons But few hll \ " £'\'er mov~ti so tast and CO\' CJed such a "td ~ area The storms came ragm2 ot~t of the South\\ est Mond11v and htt the1r <:l1max Tuesday nlt;rht \\ohen thev killed 17 persons 1n wel>lern Mtch1gan The Vlctuus wcrtlher front kept gomg easl but J.ost much ot tts power •n1ng to get over 1he Appalachian Mountams Torn1do F11nn11 SHn Wmds got up to 75 m1lel<i an hour at Rochc.sler N Y. and a tornado funnt:>l was s tghted wh1rlmg ovl'r Vermont Wm<l ~ II() to 70 m1les per hour htt West v.r_jpma whtle a dense fog delayed shiPping 10 Ne\l York (II)' nnd mati@ dJ'JVIOg ha1:nrdou s ~hn• e<~stern and central lllas:;achusett s The warm wr.alh~! j)OI'\ed II n• w weather throat f~.>r tliC Fas~ Th(' Albany N y' Weathrr Burct~u IS ~ucd sprCilll flood waromJ: s fm New York sta1e LOmmunJII('~ Melling snow 11lrcarl, ~cnt Mn<~ll streams ov<'r the1r banks rl osm,:: som e roads and flood.m~ hundred~ of cellars and the Weather Du (Contmued on l'age Seven) Eisenhower Sap H~ WiU Not tommit Troops Without Orders And Death P re~ld!n' l~llhJ""'r J li•w u ~lJ ed to anill\zt h1s votf as com p~rru Hi etl h} ~ ''f! r 1 qH:.uon ld tu I hill of Drrnocra.t1c Sen 11~ to whelhu l nttd ~! .. If's \fa r &.te~ KefJ U\lf 1ne-s nov. ,n ~~ \ 1 rl dll t ast Ot h ~r h1ghiJghL':. of Lh e ne ws wuu ld be tn In lhdt <lrca conferf'ncr :J " m ph• '""' ' ' ' " ' "" ' <I' ''"" He dedmed '" '"'" wo lh IT} would Y..ilgc n 1 v.ar \\Jthout ch1d a~s1s1:an t Shf'rma n Ada ms 10 !he C"IIJ1!\t'nt llld IJ ' d(r l!f ' "11/o(re.s..o; re cent broa d Crt\J('!S m or Demo y \ t h1 ~ u, u.,l m~~o , •onftrtfl(:or> crat 1<: cong re$s lonal leo.adcrs bip \e ~\ {'fdilV \ILL f~n.., H.Ji nt hiS t'}C~ The PresJdCfll ~1d it£' b e!Jev~d Intervention by the United .liiJ('ak about the MJddle East situ fra~hm~; and an gered h~ th1 quC"?. t hat the people m (onJ;:ress tn Slates In the Mlddle East &Iluation atwn because unless Pr e~ 1 de n t t ~ on ~·mted r ut. ~{o \\ 1 h<~H' ~ a1d gf' neral were trym(( to do what poses for us another Korea, .and Eisenhower renslA the clamor o f a !h1~ so oflen that 1s ,< (m t 1 me t he} th ought be,t for t he Umted we are on the threshold of another \IOcJ!erous mmonty (the I.sneh s 1 ndJculous to ask m{' t h r quls S ta t e ~ a ll hough thc1r perform Korea ' Probatl" Judge John Bacon 111 the nl'ar future over l7 and 18 \J( n an<"e somt'tJmes \arted m the heat told members and guests of the )car old enlntees .1re gomg to be 1 am -~ look ho w ca n .il " ilr _,f part Jsanshlp Pomero) Lions Club at the week wrelitcd (rom lhe1r homes and t ht y be lond uctt d 7 Y ou h., \ t' l:ot to Dt §cuu mg ren nt ~ hlfts m Saly noon meeting Wednesday .are gmng to ht: sent on transporl!i hJ\l 11nt v~ \' ou h d~e ~otto hav, vtc t pobc~ an d th e Communis ts' The JUrtst slated that a f~ to d1e on the de!iert sands m Pal e 1 draft aw~ you ha~e lo!ot to h;~\e denunc Ja tw n 0f St.a l ut the P res• weeks ago he was an adult spon- st1oe rnone\ How roul rl H u eunduct a de nt sa Jd hP th 1nks t:h<'re has been lOr at the Jl)th Annual World AI Baton then read a h st of art 1 war Wit hout t n ngrc~~ no haS!(· !'h ang~ 1n th<> Jo n.'( t1m e faa s Institute at Cmcmnah, and des dated bark to February 28 I ~ow the1r eom11tutwnal puwl"r atms of Com m unt~ l lead€rs the qurihon lioN many Korea's 1921 concernmg Jew1 sh Arab host ts to df'c lan ., ~~ ;~nJ 1 am .~:om!! He noted Ihat Lh1s IS the ~v can lhe U S stand" was asked l lllties 1 tu LihNit Jmm 1 a~ nol ~;: 11 m.: ( nth ann• ver.sa ry of th e :\io1 1. of W V M Davtcs Brlllsh Cons ul to or de r t roop~ 1nt o .Jllllhi JI!;: that 1 Alla nt1 c lreaty OrganJZ.atJOn of that Cit} Mr Da~J s was con Furl herm on· the Ju \e mle Judge can be mtLrprt ttd ~ 1\a l u nit~~ ;; nd sa1d :\ATO h.a.s made a di~Y 1 duct111g an open discussion and s ta ted that lhc Arabs had bee n , Congrr ... tl1t: tl, 1 t1nc-t con tnblitJon to world peace. 111 05 huggested that perhaps an mtcr i P ~e~sio n ofPdc~IJ ocfor l OOU , A ho <~t thcm\1 t t nfrrr~crthc H e has been 111 fr equent com· veot1on plan was the anliwer to the )tars bu t ,q becau se the Urut cd P re ~1 drnt , .., ld lht 1l ~problem- munJcat wn by mat! v.tth Brtltsll flame:> crackling Jn I be Maddie East I Slates hack 10 lruman 5 Ltme had a!tral wll( lh n ih(' filron b1JI 11 rb Prtmc \1 JoJst er S1r Anthon y Eden Judge Baton II<Ud lhe quesnon prez.;surcd pariJIIUn upon t he ( 01 1 pl t ~t-nt sha pr woull be of all\ .a nd their cnh .. ngcs mvartablJ \\oas asked by a hiKilS<'hoolstudenL ed N;~twnb ncar!.) l 000 000 Arab, hLip tu f~rn tl r~ mcnt tnn thr \ftddl• East He ~.i!Jd The JUdje elaborate4 .that the were dn ~~ n fro m thelf h o m e~ I 11 ( h1£>f Ext.' cu , 1U 11.. h.o wnt:> r th a t to h1s knowled ge bewspapcrs and the1r readers are shop~ and fllrm s and forced Lo f lee Ill !opts lo ng1t>,., ~, 1 1 1 produc<' he has not rcec 1vcd anv recent bung v:irturuzed if they believe JOto the desert I d ' ' tNh le ll d l t h1~ \ ~'<± r 11111 hl commun tciltl!Jn fro m utcu IUikmg Ute pre-breah dilpa'- that In conelusiOn he ~tatcd tha i p<lt I th .. t•~ht am h(' o£'f 1 ~ fro m th e .w for a fm n ei U S s t:md on the claim the Arabs are IC.pUiible for rtotJe Amencans llave bul 001 .1ca \h 11 ,, 1l h<~nk u oulcf be so late ~1ddl e E.oiisl s tluat1on the threat to world j)e&ee. 'eounc ancl thai 1s lo suppor t t ht> a<. \11 be ncg lJglbll' th 1~ H~ar He had con~•d~ed gom~ to the He stated that SOIJI!e neqapera forC'Ign pohq cf Pres id ent El sen \1 EJ~nho\o\ cr 11 a mt"etllll': PacJfJ c nex t uJOn th for the H ~ ba\c ~n carrymg s~ca that aay bower 10 lhe Middle East as of t v. 11h rr portn- ;~] o t\prcs~ecf gra 1 bomb t est bu t reJectf'd the 1dea !be Arabs arc threa~mg a .Pales- Apnl 4 IQ56 , and tbat JS for 110 1 ttfu11.- ' ' t r lhf' h(a\\ ;utc ca st !I beca use he t houg ht nts presence line Pe»ce mw1on Oiif Hamm. om6 fur the ~fiddle East a n(! 110 fnr h~rn 111 th< \\ No~..~m prefer .il t t he weapons t e~t m1a;ht be arkJo]d, but It u t eall be lya.eli's Amencaq boys slam In the MHidle l '_!It<' pr m:H \ Tucsd a} He d t cbn 1 mtcrprctf' d as brm ~ co ntrary to who are I threat C(l nlng this ~t e:Snlesfi b) the US Congress --h 1~ ch•ef mten ~t -w .. rld oeace ~ cl!-ed ,\fJe ca~.e__o,t e hr d l!ti'Wa.embcn . af i#t\tUn~ tht L•~·•) ~ I ~t'WiilJ~ ,I!l'tted ftie oubli!!d • CTrib mcetlll,g whlcb \\ as h eld at ! o, r with jdmedtatiOft plan but that the FoderB!cd church were R'ch I us rcwar '>~.as assassmation ard Whll<'hou :,c manager of th ( • Bacon ~111d 1 have chosen to Casto Lumhl'r f':orporallon and V1 r 1 ~ non Fultz, attorney, John Hoyt wa s a guesl I The mcelmg v.as pres ided 0\C r b} Ja t: k Carse} PI c:, ulent Off flu Tra ck a pia' v. 1 h an lll ll ~ual IV.J- t V.1 11 h.. pr('qn lcd The Meigs l ounl} Board of Etc ,\p nl o b1 th <' :::Ocnwr < Ia~ <f (\ Ions ha~ r (c ei\Nf from Secre lw 11 r 1 11~h school t ~ r) of St<~te Terl w Brown a sup f!J pi J\ ha~ a ' lra n;;:f' mt "I UI (' I ph of th e 1956 ed'itlOn of The Vot of p11 pl• 1 ntl udJn ~ <~ n( h ~rK t t'l' 1 <'r s f,uJdr prepared b) Mr Brown Edith Elder, 52, S1~1t".r of Mrs 0Ufi I HI ) a ldt I! allan l\ tJ;nan anrt il ,\ n 1n nm a t10n thi s year IS the Roy Trac) Sr Butternut Avenue, pa 1r of 1mmg lovn., t Tt ~<o ho ~c fan lhat H co~ e rs the Pnmary El Pom eroy and a comptometeropermt r rC's ls ,u dd enly ccntu around e~t wn as well as the General Elect ator for the Pubhc Empl~ces R(\a '< t fl n,: or pear ls wh tc h d~opcar JOn t1rement System, han cr~d hcr~ctf WHEELIN<, W Va l iP _ and the '>l ut1on of th e m y~t, r} Tht> V{ll er 5 Gmdf' Is one of a from the door of hn Columbus T omm~ Wt '' tams 14 year o ld 1w1n A no- \ plrl ma1d u nder~:oc< a n .l' enc~ of three publl ~hed annual apartme-nt "esterda y apparent Y b bl d d C b Sco t 1 ordea l Y..Jt h a ~ u!Tc.a ~e eont;u m ng lv bv the Secretary of State One ' 0 because she feared sbr was golllt:: wd 01h 1 ' ' d~:eonc a{ ud , 1'1' C h~ ra tt cr.; .a r<' Ronn1c C l ~ \ I f01 candidatps v.:as usued earlier ea , o ay was oun cUI y o 1 R R b L • 11 1 d ear f t d d b ' 1h I 01-: l' r IC ~ 1 01 ~ I u In '> C'T ril In I he year and one for precmct trs cgrededmur er u c JIH) Lou Che\1l1c r Lmda Fltl'h later She v.as found at ber S Nmth ncommen e mercy , k J h \fa1 R 1 ofhctals Will be dos!"obuted ' 1yn 5colt J•orm!l 11 aw Street residence by Mr and Mrs o n 1e- 1n the year aU a part of Secretary Henry Taylor of Marysvtlle, The all male We!;t VtrgJma Jun bel Or ~ a J~an Bissell Dallas Browns lwo fold educational profrtends v.hom she had te.Jeg1"8ph rejected defense argumenL<1 that Mark s Ge ne H1ggs, {yreta Barton gram, destgned Lo atd the pubbc ed on Wednesday IDOfDIDi to v1s 1t tbe youth wbo admitted sla~ mg 9 Jan el o~ bor n e and .Max1nr Reed and educate election officJals her Jatrr 1n the day year.old O.iivld Po'>l.ell last Feb Q V Ru~u d l octwecn .ilct~~ ent n The &-page poeket 51 z;e Guide A noose had ~n fasbtoned was Insane 1 he ~tate did noi as k tammr nt wil l 11bo be presented gJves facts regardmg Ohio elect. from a sa!>h cord the death penalt) but urged life by the clas.~ ton law:s, wntten 1n easy to underFranklm County Coront.'f' Rober' 1mpnsonment for the young k111cr stand laymcnt; language Covered A Evans ruled the death '3Uielde who sat through hlS three rlay trml New Economy Loan 111 the brochun: are quahftcallons 1 by h<~ngmG nonchalantly popping bubble gum _:1 for voting, registration regulations, The Jury returned 1Ls vcrd1ct at ppolUlee Namen ab~enL and dtsablcd , 0 ter proc Police satd lhe woman hcd c•ne- 10 36 a n1 nearly 18 hours artcr Lo~ r<~ Loll! ~ <' Jvne... , a natJ\e of edurC's armed sent('C votmg pn. rnd ()f lhc cord to the door knob ret1rmg to deliberate the case Mlli;! S ( ount\ and dau:~:htN n f ' 1if'gcs ar:d a dclatled de5CrJphon stretched 11 o~er the top of the Mr <Jnd Mrs Allf'n Kn<1pp Middle of "hal not to do and what to do door and tt~d th~ other <'nd TomnlY and his twm brother port h<~ ~ toJnC'd the ~1aff of lh t ai lh<' polls Included lfi a handy around hf'r nC<"k Sheo tben step- Joseph both were tnrt'lcted for Econum~ Loan l o at ::mo w St r c<~l<'n11ar of lmporf'a.nl dates a f. murder but Tommy exonerated lhl' on•1.. Sl accnrd mg tu announce rcctmg both the 1956 Primary on ped r rom a c h air , Tbe coroner sa1d that she left a other boy jn his eonfe~0ston ment ioda\ b} Kal I Iindy, mgr May 8 and the General EJedton lenJthy note tn WhJeb she "f'8lled Tbe defendant'~ gUilt wati not an Mrs Jones 1s a rt>SJdent of on November 6 <Mit her fears of l()s)ng berbelliftl Issue In the trial Defense attorney Mmrr, \lllr \I here she rl's Jdcs 1\llh tounhcs are listed sh-owmg their - 1 Wotl1am C Callahan asked only hCJ hu ~ h~n d Wilham liaroJ," popui<~tion, t h e number of persons liDd arrangemPn t s f or h~r tu • ~a S urvl\lll g tn a dd 1I JOn 1 'frs th•t he be sent to a mC'ntal 1n ~ t1 J o ne ~ gomJ; to the poll::i 1n November 'Jhcy arc anqther SISter fiances tuiJ&n rather than pnson J95i and tho!;e eounUes bavmg Ttevecton of W!ckenbcrg O~gon complete or part ial registration and 11 hrothcr Harry ~ld<'r of a nd tho ~c us 1ng votmg machmes Dt'lawarc Oh1o The body was taken to lbe Sch<lNhngPr Funeral Homo at 229 E Slate Sotrec-t Columbus, pendlng compl<'hon of funeral -.rrangc ment_'_ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ MI. dd]e Ea"t Posm·gAno ther . -Hrea For u.S. Says Judge K . U~<'rl v.~r I h~ l I 1 I I I I Chester ...Jentor ' El . B d I Class Play WI' II ection oar Be stage dFri'day Gel s Snpp]yOf Ed'It hElder, 52 Takes Her 0Wn L'f B H . Young Cub Scou l ( I e y angmg S}ayer Js F d GuJ']ty Of Murder MI'ddl eport Band Sprl'ng Concert I PIannedSundav .. Sunday, April 8, at 3 p m the pubbc 15 tnvUed to hear the Spring Concert gl\len by the Middleport Concert Band and ducdcd by Earl Warnke Ofi1cera ol the Band lh1s )e<~r arc president Russell Roush, v1cc -prestdent Bruce Bradford, secrc tary treasurer, Helen Stobart Of ficen of the Band Boostcn Associ allon are president, Mrs Walt('J Crooks, flr~t vtc-e prcsldtnt Mr~ Emerson Jonc.s :;;ecood v1ce pres! den,t Mrs r.corgc Child:;, sccu·tarv Mrs Francis Andcr~on, treasurer, Mrs Arthur Skmncr Band members tndude Drum MaJor Edward Ktlchen, ma.toreU. Juaruta Hawkins, Marlene Knlfp, Pauhne Zirkle Flag Bearers lrJ-JJ. esUne Asbury Juc:ly Murray, Flutes and piccolos Susan Probasco Man lyn s~ Kmght, Marlene Knapp, Janet Valenlme, Pauline Z1rklr Oboe5, Juamta Hawkins Bonmc Van Cobncy Bassoon Jeanndl t Crooks Clanncts, Mary c Miller Ed ward Crooks Sharon Jones, Joytc Hemmons Dee Sauer Susan Purl Cn, Vera Covert Jamt:c Rtl'hard s Doris Rtcc, Sally Gilmore I.~nn Buchanan Manannn Wood~o:ertl Karen Walker, Bass clarmets Man lyn Sue Rou.'lb, Myrna Ru~se\1 Alto ' sax .lams Childs, Judy Butch! r lcnmfrr Daniels, Karen McE\Iun n}, T<'nor sax, Cline Dlllltv ban tone sax Stephen coa1~ cornrls 11nd tru mprts, t,ene (rooks Mark Kelly Joor~\ ~ ~:t per::;Qn-s repres!;'ntlng Gordon nuthrte Thoma~ Sk.tnncr, 21:1 d1£frnnt oceupat.iont; ti()9kC Jam('/1 Ohhuger Ira Butcher Un It WBhama Htgh ScfJGGl Wednc>s da Bat[':\", .Tobn Bacon Janice Ao;. day Itt lh~ aonuaJ Carl,'f!r t>ay ac- I bury French Jlorns Nancy Roller, IIIOldmg to Mrs Ehr:abctff"'Capc~ Chcrole Blake, Bruce Bradford brt. su1dancc -dJI'I.'C'to:r at tht' lromhones l<enneth Murray James Jtehool Van Coonl'y, Don Grucsflr Edward An opportumty wa~ IJ"'ed tltJr K1tch('n Uon Er~n bantonms mg thf' f'lent to tin: 5ludenL'I to Lmda Hdr1ch Patrtcla Llo'd hear bU~;IIlt'~ and pro~Jonsil Christmc Co11h; ITICn of 1hc llff.'>ll di!;CU~ tbeU" OC· Basses, Rut;:-ell Roush Arthur cu..pat1ons The ~t~deats were CJatk Ketth Ander:;on tympam gJven 11 t ban<'c to ask quest too~ TOMMY WILLIAMS, 14-yNr.. ld 1w1n on tn•l for •h• f.llylng af Helen Stobart, pf'rcussiOn. l r.o abcout the occupaiJOOI!t or profeNS• u:hool·m•t. Dt·nd Powell, poli~h­ Keunedl' Jr. Franklin Marttn Tlob JOn:; of t hr1r mteJ'Iest es his now whlhl ~hoes In his cell ert Henne5y, Janet Stobart Sonny Ttu~ event 1s pJannfl(J and con at th• Ohio County. W•st Vtrlll''" Knapp, Eddte Grue11er, Carolyn ducted each )ear by the KUtdllllce il, j1IL SurroundintJ h1m .,., Jle::;s, Denrus Walburn (brector at Waba:m~ Voters Guides 1 ' I 4 A . ° [\ Hi-Rated Singer To Be 0!! TV Fund Raising Marathon Business Men At Wahama Hi Career Day Wedu~day Eu~tnlc Btl!rd slll~Jer v. ho pia> Nellie f• orbu~k E.!tlter g1fh arid .:t picture of Chmot T,.. defense •11tered • pltoa of mr.~~ntly, but the il•t• w ill lof'llk 11 hr1t d•!ir" murder convldiOI'). 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