https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c56c71e22d42a5beb392f540f5362004.pdf 798df415d6fe18e810d740dae8d764c3 PDF Text Text ~Eight The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·--- Church Of Christ Loyal Pol's Class Meet, Tuesday' At Robeson Residence GROW 'SHRUBBERY' tess and the travelwg prJll' brought by Mw Mtld r6d H a~· ley Ru ss"i'U, PTE'Mdent . pN's!dm;: . The Guests for the evenin.~: were Mr ooemng devlltwnal .,.-.rvtce wa~ presented by the ho-stess wh~ topt r Wil!l ·· fo"• tth " and the pra)er was gtven b~ ~lr s. Fr<'d Gardn er. Gardner acJ hili daughter, ~ n DJ!l Schramm , Johnson c 1ty, Tl'Tln . The Rev GHdnn a J,!ue~t <~1 th e pa r t~ dL!>C' U s~ c-d lht' pmpo~ed re bu ddmg of the ch utch J)lpe or gan ~n d t hf' cia.-,..;; co n.~l dt'N"d \'<Jr w us mo-m·y rnil kLng pro)C"ds lor ~~ Q . ~HOE I Ftt·d Jl o~cnbau m 1s (Un· fwed tu h<T homt:. Vah: SL, b) JUnes.-,. PN2 and Mrs Ric hard Coll m s at-e lhe guests of thc1r parent'S, Mr and Mrs Ha t ry Schwab and Mr. and Mrs. C laren(·e F . Collins. C-oll ins who 1s sta\i on('d at Nm·folk. Va . ha ~ a It\ day Furlough . Mrs. Robeson was ali~l~lt'd b,lo her daugtrter, Ann Et.~('nour. Ill H•rvm~o: ctterr}' tart!;. ,1nd to rfe.c to r11e membt>rs and p;uests wtth Mts~ Russt' ll pre~HlJng at lh<· 1>tl ver co rfpe scn1er Arrangements of sprtng fl o wer~ were , UH' d thr()ughout th-e hom r- Dunng tht• l'O("Uil hour the group l'nt ovM o rectlaJ by various mcmbf' r~ un the solovox atbchnwnt on ~lr~ Robeson 's pi.ano. Intermediate Girls' Class Of Heath Christ Church Methodist Has Mother-Daugter Banquet Companion Class The aunual Mother-Daughter ('ouragcme nt She emphasized th (' M T d E banqu et or t he Intermediate Gtrls' tnrluence Christians had on other[ eef UeS Of Ve. The s weater-pump, prime chotec ror summertime t.culored tog-s, wears ribabout ils throat, too. C la s.~ was held at Heath Methodbt persons and said that being a Chr MRS . LARRY LACEY, whose m•rri•ge ta A/ 3c Lury L•coy, Fort Belvoir, V• .. wu •n ev~t of Fridey, Much 30. The Rev. C. E. Hoyt perforrn.d the wedding •t the Fh·•t Baptt,t Church. Mn.. Lecey I• th• former Sally Wilton, daught-.r of Mr$. Wood!"'W Wilcox end i• • senior at ,_ ,..,._-~,-_-....~_ ,-,_,.,.~-~-'"-"""-------..J_ M _i_d~!~port Hlvh School. ROUSH IS Shoe Store N. Second St Middleport! Ohio open church. wedding of wedding. M ~:>s Lmda Helm ·h . daughter of Miss Helrlch Wiu ruaduaf.e from Mr and Mrs Rodney Hill , Middle- Mtddleport IU&h Scbool Udt May porl. and Pvt . Paul Johnson, son and 'is a membf!r oi the Marehlna: of Mr . and MM. C. E Meadows, and Concert Ban,dl and the Glrll }hddlcport, will be an event of Glee Qub. Pvt. Jobru~on, wbo IJ"Id· Saturday, A-pril '1, at Heath Method- uated from Middleport HiKh Scbool 1st church. Tfic Rev L A. Bang. where be was a member ot the erter will perform thr ceremony Marching and Concert Bands, i• at six- thirt~ o'clock . . . in the Army Band and U sti.Uja.ed A_ ~eceptLOn for the unm~dtate at Camp Crowder, Mo. He 1s bere fam11J e.o; and close fr1ends mil be on a week's furlough hdd at the Hill home a Her the I · - -- ~rith ~au~hter~illllaw 1~ s.pt>ndlllg a month With hN" dau· ghter. Mrs. M-ary Lathey . Rutland . Earl Linden of Dayton is the l::ttt•st of Mr~ Sara Koehler and .\ tr. and Mrs. Claude Gillilan Mrs . Joseph R)'an of Columbus is the guest of her si~er and United Methodist WSCS Are Guests Of Rutland Group I •:JA ~· ndal n<n~l e, ha M . 10 PIECE BEDROOM GROUP INCi.Uilr.s e 1 VANITY • I VANITY BENCII 1 CIIEST I IIEII 2 LAMPS • 2 PILLOWS e e e I "sPRING e 1 :VL\ T'I'Rf:Ss nR 8 PIECE LIVING ROOM GROUP e • SOFA e e fllAIR 2 t:Nll TABU:S 13950 NEW ROOMS fllrniture 299 BAIER FU.RNITURE ON 1HI IIIGH11S1 CO I Nil IN IIIDDLIPOI1 OHIO • NOW MANY OF THE MOST POPULAR l\.1t·~ Thn1nas !l<Jdrord, f'onw rov llll'f'llng The nr·xt troop tnf'••ting wa:; !lw ~ues t ~ prHkN :~ml hr1· will he o n }-'rida.' . At!l·l] 20. a t lhe lopl r was "l.on•s\ Thou Me" from lh·adquuler!-i of the Salva tion ELBERFELDS 1 tht> Srnp t•hapt<'r of!ttrc .JohnvcrM'S te lling1n orthe !lor 2lsl eventl! whtrh followed Christ 's ltrsurt'('ction . The s peaker upl~:~inf'd lhr s1m1lari ty nf R1hle rharactf'rs lJnrl people h\·mg in any pN'iod of d1s - 1 9xl2 IIELTOX !tUG YOUR CHOICE Th(' p1·ngrmn '-~~<~~ hetd in the T hL tly g1rls from li-tu yc,trs or • Sund;w School romll W1th llarbara l Rl:r 111f't a t The SHhahun Army Cuwt·i prr.~idtng in tlw ah~('IJCI' ll t.'<l~quart(•rs WPLinrsdHy fur he nf S11ndra Hrt·wuJ~Inn wlw ts 11l Ofj,(HIItt;tl'ion of a Sunhemn 'I'I:oop Th(' dPvotwn,JI .~ r-n• i(•r Inc-luded wtlh ('11pt. Glenn;~ ·nummrll , llrl 1 hy111n ~. pra yers by M:try ('arol l'n llaming nnd S:d ly Lund(•rs as Sw;m .~on and Sl'ripture il'S~~on hy lea der ~ of thr four patrolli whtch MartannP \\'oml grrd W1·re ten tativel y form ed al the smoothing entir•ly tUm• Dwork said the department now b concenlraling on getting ennugh vaccine for Ohio's estimated 1,244 .. 000 children between 1 and W years in addition to some 220,000 pregnant women. • Dwork said Ohio's allocalion of 2.9 mlllion C.C . of the vaccine })as not been altered, but the outloQk was not bright that it will be reCeived by July 1 The health director !:laid Ohio will allocate 80 per cent of the vacctne to commercial channels to be administered by private physi · eians. The other 20 per cent w1ll be given free by public health lnot.d. il'OUPJ. Mode of; Cannon fint vaeeine has been sent to 116Some .of .Ohio's 158 beam.. dilllt.rt.t&, Saves Work! Easy to put on! Rumple-Proof! TONIGIIT April 5--4 Thurt.- Frl John Payne RodCarntron Santa Fe Pasule Hn T~hnlcolorl ALSO Jun• Hnlf' D1n Dilley The.Girl Next lloor Un Technlcolorl - - - · - - - -·-- ----5.-turdty Gene Autry April 7 Smiley Burnette Last Of The Pony Riders ALSO •111 lrr•n Kln" Wand• Curti• lllnosaur ALSO ON SALE - kline. Dally tucking and In eft. TilE POPULAII ;,,.,,.,llnU FERTIL POTTE[)I ROSES _w, .,. tctut'rspel .nl prtptrtd ,,., •Ad to private !tome n•uumar~, Our• lniJ end heating ,ty&flfft for tht rur.al home. to h ., .1 o.. ble be<hll• _j .. ELBE RFE LDS Pillowcoltt .. " .... l 49e ·=======.,.,..======,.,===========" · - --~ Farewell Party Given Honoring Mrs. Blankenship The B.! Air Series brings you luxuries and conveniences you won't find in many models o( higher priced cars. \You also get C hcvrolei's reoord-~reaking perfonnoncc, with horsepower I'IIDI"., ing up W 2251 -YOUR Report Two Hurt In Auto Mishaps • Involving Trees s.. -LINE? I "0u6-Fifly"' 2-lJvor 8rdan Wbeu Comk•~ To The Plont t·or Gas. Call at The Office ol Rutland, Ohio A 15 year·ol-d Rutland boy suf· fered minor injuries, this morning when the car he •was driving crashed head011 into a tree on Route 124 in Rutland , the sheriff'~ departtncnt reported. A~ing -to Sheriff Charles Russell a 194'1 Pontiac travelin-g w~t driven· by Albert Kessee, 16, RUtland. -wooL out of the -driver':! contrOl arid crashed into a tree. A passellger, Jimmy K~ce, 15 wCfered a cut on the fort'h.e-ad . Bnd the tar was demt,li!Yhed. Tbe Highway Patrul Tl"llor\.l'd Alvin Dye, 31, Jlarribonovlllc, was reported as bei11g in, fair condit_ion at the Shellcri ng Arms Hospi-tal ino Athens D)re was tllkt:n to the .hospital Thursday moming by the Bigorry a-mbulance sufferinj;! with. two fractured legs and sevcrr fa cial lacerations. akcr the car he was driving on Route 143 t.wo t-enths of a mile ea.s4. of Car· penter, WP..Jlot. (I-ff th.e right 'S i-de O( tbe road and struck a ·t ree 'beadoo. The car was reported af• tieing "'ONI.PJFTY'' FILL YOUR IILL? hou111, hou1e tr~il­ 111 for thi1 modern coo•· Thcre'l:i no lack of chrome trim in Chevrolet's lowest priced series. And you can pick your power- V8 or 6. Come on in and ,.,. which one of Chevy's 20 new beauties suits you best! • Amctita'~ Alii CONOttiONINI-TINI'IIIA· TUMI.AOITOOIIDIJ\-lTMIW LOW GOlf. Lll US DIMOifiTftiLTit IU Glo\MOROUS PAllES IN THE "SEI! THE U.S. A. IN YOUR CHEYROUr CONTEST. ENTER NOW-AT YOUR CHEYROLn DE'-U:R'S. -- ·-··· ....... ·-··.... ... . ·-· .... .. --- ............... --··----··-·· ·-· ....... ·-· -· --- .............................. ........................... . POMEROY MOTOR - CO. POMEROY ' ravor!le - by a Marg~n II 2 MilliOn Ca1s! . ea- -······ --·····-·--·-----~----- demolisbe<L ' / OHIO · . . :-t As President Thursday Night William F. Ryther FUU~eral Services Scheduled SUU~day "tWO-tiN" tO YOUR tAnH The "Two--Ten" has its own ""'"'Y new styling and colorful new interiors. Body by Fisher, of counoe. And you get the stability and the sureness 01 control that make driving safer -and •wccl.cr-in ,a Chevy! broocltr Ben.dR EJ s h . otary; ect~ tep an Murder Verdict Appeal Planned For Boy Slayer ARE YOU A IEL AIR BUYER? Bel Air Sporl Sedan IIMMY JOHNSON, 8 months old, gtvea you a bt.by (r1n and ahowl Ills 111x teeth ln Lol Angel~& Most bahlea don't even bave ona tooth uu tbeY.'ra a year ol<fa ( latttrt&GtkttUll BoundvhoaoJ Milt Siepharr of New Ifaven was elected prCsident of the Bend Rotary Club at the re}i!ular meet. mg of the club held on 'fhun;. day evemng in the soc ial rooms of the Hartford Methodi st Church. Other .officers elected were E. L. Stein, vice president: and Rus sell Gapeh.art, sooretary.treasun'ft. Elected to the Board of Directors were Lewis Capehart, Otto DOISII.ic and Jim Hampton. Don Foglc.rong: spoke briefly on the importance of passi ng the special levy to be voted em by -the citizens of Mason County at 1ho special e!ootion on Tuesday. Foglesong slrCf.Sed tho importWHEELING, W. Va . UP-Coun- ance of passint tbe levy whtch sel for Tummy Wllli·a ms, 14 year will prov-ide raises in salary for old twin. tod11y prepared to ap teachers atwt other school empeal t·he fil'ISt degree murder ver· ployees in the county In oacklition diet and mam:lato.ry life impri'S· to providing for more buikl:ing onment sentence impos~ by :t throughout tbe eou.nty. jury for th-e slay•ng of a 9 year It was seemingly the consefi8Us old Cub Scout. ' of op~nion among the members Intermediate Cowt Jud.'!e Da· present that if 'llhe levy did no4. ,·id A. McKee :o;et April 11 for pass, tbe Mason County School , hearing on defense atto-rney Will - system would surfer severely. jam C. Callahan-'15 motion for a Foglesong pointed out that be new trial for the scveM.h·Kradcr who admitt-ed bcabng '8 playmate David Powell, to death last Feb. 9 Tbe first degree murder verdict was. returned T-hursday by a 12 maD jury whi-ch rcie.oted a de· tense contention that Tommy "was ,and is" irulan-e. •:r.so u.s& HOUSE TRAILERS- HOME USE! reMer prompt lto+tltd 911 strvlc• to owners of the only bottlad eet pltnt In Mti;t County, RUTLAND FURNITURE Stock u, allh ..• Specl•l Prl'us Twll'lbed•lle . '"IIHIJttnl ffl G11aronlted Armr. h Sct·ond l' llUt'. pre. I1'-=============-,==~~""==,.,.,,..,.=,....,...~ rour Nort mutht•rs wereAV:JI.~o ---- --~ • - ---- · - - - - ~e nl for th e or&aniz<rtional meet. l.nR Plans wer(' mack to f11kr ~ome o f thl' gir ls to the Sunb eam !tally to be helrl aL Lanca~t('r o n April 7. A farewell party ilUd handk·er· Chief ~hower was held Wt.'~lnrsday aftro.rnoon at the home of .Mrs. P<~u l Z1rklc, LiberiJ Ave. honoring \lr~- T R. Blanki.'n~hm who is tull VIIl!; tu Riplry thi~ we(•k . Rrfn·s hmcnL~ wcoe ~cn• •·d by the hQSlf'ss t.n MN; . J11111cs J..'h1·adlc Mr~ UaJTy Moore, Mrs. llav Zir kit•. Mr~. l'h.t'.ster Zirkle, Mrs. Rotxkll Stdf)', Mrs . Bl·tt:r Romino \rr~ . Harold Lem]('y 11nd Ml'fJ. Blllnkrnship. Mrs. I-:ddie ll.omine Wil~ unable tfJ attrod. Dwork said, but· a tolal of i2 dis. trids haven't , received any. Of ~ose districts whil::h have received some vaccine, none has been given all it needs. In some cases private physicians are administering the public program through th eir own offlees free of charge. In most in a;tances, however, doctors are charging smaU fees. No charge can be made for the vaccine itself under the public itealth program. J.tudifl. Durable and 1h1rdy. O~r I 30 strong QUICK BOTTLED GAS SERVICE For BROODER HOUSE HOOKUPS • ' No pulling outl No wrih• eoc;h .squort 6 TEETH AT 6 MONTHS OLD COLUMBUS, 0 . UP Ohio may run into a shortage of Salk polio va~ine unJess shipments are increased eonsiaerably, State Health Director Ralph E. Dwork i!!llid today. Health officials planned orig. inally to immunize everyone up to 19 years and all pregnant wom en by the start of the po.l\o BeaSon. Saves time! thrtadJ lo Single Copy Twisters Stage Return To Devastated Area Salk Vaccine Shortage For Ohio Forecast Cannon FINE MusuN Fitted Sheets WRAPPED ROS ES llgt!neu PboDe Ill Sr -• ass., ve '"the past week visiting hil'-motber Laura- Van Meter Racine RD. and other relat'i.ves and friends. They returned to their respeetlve bomea Saturday. here ... of $pedal Pricesl BUSHES · Editorial Pbone 397 No. 300 ~at· I I FUR TURE en tine BY UNITED PRESS lncreetint clouctinotS htllowed by thow•rt artd thu,.. c:~Httormt tod•t and fonilfht. Hu.-y rain• and • cbenco for 1 f.-. ..ver• thun..-,torm• over m01t of rhe tt•te. S•turday ahow er• ending •nd cooler, Hlth to· day 6S 7S, low toni,bt ln 401 nor1hWHf to ·so. southout, Oh~ ; Norman Van Meter who is tending BOtilon Unlversit:r Jlo.IWo, Mass, and Friend Barbara Po•• 1 0 • ,.. I I JVieet Of SunL-a•n r----.;..,.-....;.· vert: BPrtha WLi sun · Mr~ Hnwarrl ROSE w ;~,,o: >h·, Thoin" nodfmd , ",., Girl Scouts Held I E s :·kha11f I at weather Mr. and MM. Jack 1he~~re Members of the Women's Society of Ch.rlstian Service of the United Methodist church were gueols of the WSCS of the Rutland church Tuesday evening. Attending were Mrs. C. r. Tmnp. kins, Mrs. Albert Young. Mrs. Dwight Parker, Mrs Jed Webster, Sr. Mrs. C E. W Downie, Mrs. Thomas Goeglein, Mrs Harry P . Smith, Misses AUCIIS!a, Lucretia and Ada Gcnhcimer, Mrs. J. Leslte Kunze, Mrs. Minme NeutzHng, Miss Lydia Ebersbach. Mrs. Vernon Howell, Mrs. Raker Gordon, MiaW..ucy Gibbs . Mrs. Gerald WJ!derm'Tith, Mrs. Dey Hys" ll . Mrs. 0 . H . My~.1 Mrs . John ~base, and Mrs. AlleR' 'Eichinger. 1 her son and Mr. a~d Mr~. Eddie . Rllm t nP Church Wednesday evemng under istian sho11ld bring sparkle to life ' Mrs. Edward Parfi11 entertain· the (hrcction of their teacher. Mrs. and not a lnng depression. Mrs PrJ the Christian Companicm class ! L W McComas . The potluck rlln- Radford closed her talk with thr~ nf 11tf' Pomeroy Chun:h.. of Christ nf'r was se rved In the church din- state~£'nt that if there is any ~or- Tuesda y evening at her hom!' on in.L<: room with Chris11ne Coals ask· row in Heaven, it must come from Uuwn Avenue. ing thr grace . Arrangements of the way humans fall short of God 's The meeting in charge of the rr,r~) lhia and jonquiL~ were used plan for His people. The girls pre . president. Miss Louise Gilmo['e, on the t11bles and green candles sented her with a gift at the end ope.nerl with devohons and prayer tn cr y~t al candle -holders lighted of the program br Mrs. Afdo Jertcrs. l'a1.cmbers t h(' tables Bertha Wtlson read a po{'m rE" ~ ponde rt to roll call with a lktty Covert welcomed t hc Vl.~- "Mot h('rs" and musical scleetion s H1blc verse Mrs. H. D. Cunning · 1turs and Mrs . Emerson Jones gave meludcd piano solos by Dillnn<" . hH m gav2 a ch!J'acl-cr sketch of ltw rc,ponse for the ~ucs ts to the Mcl"oml:'s "Not Sad, But Glad " the l1fc or Josc.•ph hostesses . and Evl.!lrn Gibbons who playud ~~~~ ~l:ll"o ld Sm ith W<~s in Mrs. f'lormu;e ll~tntsitlt• Mt~mhcrs anrl their guests wen' . "Starlight WHitz". 'Vllcal snlos were d1an:c of th.c ('ofltel·tammcnt <Jrtrl Marianne Woodgcrd, Mrs. llarolll " M-0 T- H -~;. R" by Bat·bara Jonc.s lll'ltl's were awarded tv :\1 i~~ Gil En.tertnin.'l• Relali f'(l'~ Woodgf' rd fiiHl P.h·~ Della En1-·in.l accompanici) by Mr~ . Emerson lllfll'r· :~nd Mr s Dt'nver Kapple Mrs Florence Bnr:mitlc cntcrtniu- 1 Albany : Evdyn Gi hbons . Mrs. Wa y. .lonC"s and .. Evcnin1:: l'ra ycr" lw lldrt'.shments were server! hy cd a gi"IUup of relal ives. Sunday ne Gibbon-; · Harlmrn .font'S, Mr~ l .lurl y lllll·lcy IU't·umpanicd hy Chrt~ t!w ho~f<•ss lo Mr:;. ,\ 0 . Lee. Mr1-o. at her home W. Main St Emersun . lon e~. Sharon Jon t•s. Di - !inc Coats A h ymn and benedict - II:Jrold Smilh . M1·s Jefi'C"rs. Mr s. Guest~ were Mr. and Mr~. Harnld amw M•·f'1111W~. Mr.~ L. W. MeC um - ion dosed the mecling f' unnin~ham , ,Mr~. \\alter Kcn- Burnside and family, Kingsbury, a!-i, Judy llu rlt'y, 1\lrs. Robcl'l llur -~ --tll' rly Jr . Mr~ . Kappl~ and :\1t,;s M1· .and Mrs. Charlcs Eskew an d ll•y : Mary {'arul Swanson, Mrs (;J] mon•. famil y, Charleston, W Va . Mr Carroll Swa n:;on, Sylv m Swanson. tgQnllQl•IOnO Thf' nnt mcclm« ·~' il l be hd d anrl Mrs l ..s lif' Burn~Hie , Athen~ nml 1\l r\ c F' IIHwkins; Shlrky ;Jt lhr hrlllw o r Mrs l'U illl l ngham and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil nose, AkHat(·\·, Mr\ Cf'or ~(' Haley : Bar·hara ! Inion Avenue ou Ma.v 1. ron . illlll 1\(• lt~• COVf'r\ . Mrs Ernc~t CoUf: 11 --~·~·'-'-;;;;-'-';;;;,~~- - ~··..;,;-;;,;;~~~~-;,;;;'-';,;;;;-;;;;~-;,.;-~·~-;,;;;~;;;;"II I --··-:--.: - and under the <'are of a physician . 1 brother>~.n·law :O.trs. Etta Brooks wbo restdes Slivers. • e The l'atrs. J ohn Chase who is .!!pend mg lht• winter 1n HunLinR10n with her ch1ldn·n ctrnved Tuelida) for d fe w dayh hta) a t !wr home. Mr. and M.rs. Clarence Andrews and family VISited m Huntington Sunday Mr Andrews rctun1ed to h.JS employnwnt m C harl tston ~onday evening. Orval Wilt'S h-ad h1~ !dt toot crushOO at hi5 ('Jnp!oyment 1n Pt . Pleasant Saturd~:~y and is confin· ed to his hom£'. Harold William Lemley who wati injured at his employment Saturday 1s confined to hts home lACK IN NEW YOU oo retum o! the U. 9t N&vy ahip Oreen.YUie Victory trom •Opere.Uon Deep Freeze" ln tlle Antarctic. theae otrice111 ~rt fancy "ahrubbeory" they grew while &t the cold bottum ot the world. Front row, !rom l~t: Roger L. ll'teeman. llrat radio otficer; Dante C. Ponzellne,. purser; Phillip Horat, drat usL!Itant engineer: Standing, !rom lett : Gunwald Gundersen.- ftr11t otfl· cer; Leopold Duchowald, master 0: :t~ ~Pi Hippollte GonUllea, chle! eq&n"r.:.____ (!1$tmtafioJI.U) Fashjon('d of smooth white leather, perahed on a 1rim, flattering medium dress heel. Miss Linda He/rich Will Wed Pvt. Paul . Johnson, Apri/7, At Heath Methodist ~lr, 4.95 bin~ Thursday, April 5, 1956 POMEROY SOCIETY 1 Mrs. Ahce RQbel.on was hos- th is fund . te.ss Tue5df!y eventnG wbf.n the Mrs. L E Reynolds won uuth Loyal Pals' Clas. of the MJddll;!r the gur:sl prU:r, gwen by the- hos- port Cbur('h or Clu·tst mot at h('r h<tme on Wulf Pton Rood wt1h Nw<~ . AT THE SOUTH POLE Funeral sorviCC-5 for William Frank Ryther, 72, or Enterprise, who dted at his home Friday mormrrg will be held at !he Ewing Funeral Chapel Sunday ~t 2 P. -M. Surviving t·he 1le<=cased are h1s Wife-, Edith Ryther, and ~wo sons, Frank Jr., at home and Chester H. Hutton of Pomeroy. Also rtwo sisterH, Maggie Brown of Pome· roy and Jennie Davi.o; of Columbus along w1th fou.r gralldchildrc-n and several nieces and n.ephev.os. Friends may call at the Ewin):l Jo'uneral Hom~ at any time . Duritl 'till be m:i-de irr , he Rock SprUlgs Cemetery. Market Reports CINCINNATI. 0. UP- Produce Eggs about steady to lc high . er: consumers, A large white 45-46 brown -41 -.t:t: mediums 41 42. brown mix 40-41; extra large41-42; A large white ::16-41; A medium wblte 34-38: A medium brown 34-37; checks 28-30; 8 large 35-36. Chh.:kens steady fryers 3-!1 1·2, lb 20-21; beo11 over 5 Jb 21-23; hens light 5 lb anrl under 16. 17; hens, light leghGrns 14-15; old roDtiters 9·12. Butter 90 score 87. fore the county !ichool 5}'$\.em eould compet-e With other coun· tirs in the .slate, h!G'hcr t;a]arics would have to be paid. TeaC'hers will get ;r rais e providetl· on a <S-tate wide basis In the rail. The raise provided by the special levy would gh•e teachers in• Mason Count)' an addit ional raise. Tornadoes St~ktFor Second T._ In The Southdi Tornadoes return ed to the SoPlh· west on the heels of one of the most devastat111g tw1ster batTageF in the natton's history . There were no death.s or injuries reported m the lwister which lrit Bryan . Tex , Thursday But Civil 1 Air Patrol platies mapped a wide 1 search today for a ~mall private I plan~ which may hilve flown into the tw ister. Anoth~t tornado fu nnel was sig ht ed above Port Arthur . Tex ., but apparently chd no t touch the 'ground l ip to rour inches of rain dou.sed the stat (" iiUd four pers ons Wl're killed whf"n th eir ('ar crashed on a 'r ;un -s! Jrked hn~hw<Jy, Destrovs Two WuehoUMII In Bryan, the twister tor11 i roofs off tOO homes and demolishe two wan•houses . It wa.s the fir st r c.appearam:t- Of tornadoes in th e Southwest since an onslaught o£ t'*tsters c11 me rag. ing out of the area Monday night. National lh•d Cross headquarters in Was hington said its s urvey s howed 46 "verified" deaths in the twlHiay, 12-sta te storm . There were BOO injured, 389 homes rle. stroyed, 1,272 homrs damaged and 1,560 famiHes affect('d, the Red Crlj)SS said . Mo,. Mo..,. Rol• . The Tex~s slur!l1 . s>-·.s t c~ drove mtn tile low., MlS<IS"PPI Vnlley. toucl:ung off th(' .~ceond dav or · HE 1S 'BOY OF THE YEAR' Present were Paul S(·hneider, Russ-ell Capehar-t, Pau l Henderson , Milt Stephan, Don FoglcsonR. Her man L.ayne, Ll{!yd Roush, E. L Stein, }o~lo)'d Carm-ack, Jim Hamp ton, E. A. Sch&ekel, Phil Wolp('rl, James Di£'hl, Ted Tcde;sc-o, Hill Cttisler, R. J. WiHiamsoo, Don Roush, Fred Thabet, Henry Rcit HOLZER HOSPITAL mir,•, Harry Mlllu an-d Joe BurAdmitted Thursda)·: Mrs. MaJ. fibgtoo, a guest. cohn R. Mees, Pomeroy. JERUSALEM hraelt Sector ~IU'Pilan guns opened up at 8 am. Eg}'pttan and lsraelt guns thun-1 on an lsr11eh umt Ill Kissufim , a dered again toda y at Gal<~, push- key IMa L"Ii comn1umcations center ing the Middle East close r to the 1 astride the Gaza frontier and bnnk of all out war spread an hour later to the Beairy Isra el flatl y warned lim ted Na. 1 'ector ~IX miles north. lioru off1cials It v,n (! s hout back 1 An Egyptlan spokesman charged whenever Eg ypt hre:.. l 1n CaitO that braeh units Opened Egyptian and Israeli hatleri~s ~ hre ftrst. bla!lted each other today for more Casualtte~ wcrf' not announced t han an hour in the s<"Cond major I in toda y"s second round which I outbreak of hghung ,.,,lhH1 24 1 agam brought the threat of an out I hours Today 's casuahttc~ were not war to the Middle East . ! announced. I I The death toll m Thursday's Ob~ervers Move In ! hghtmg rose to 45 when Israrl an- A U N ~pokesman said bath 1 nounccd t hat three Israehs we re 1 Egy~t and Israel agreed t? accept 1 killed 1n the bombardment that. U. N. cca..:;e ftr c orders lhts morn. shOok the refugee-f1lled Ga1.a ~ tnp 1tng and that all was QUiet along Another 116 p e1·snns were wound-~ the slnp. ll e sa1d 15 truce obed, s 1x of them Israrhs 1servers were sent to the fronthn~s . Egypt and brae! blamf'l'l £'::1Ch [ a~d that U N hcadqua~erj; Ill 1 other for startin g Thunda y· .• s ho<lt · 1 New York was bemg kept mforminc and renew1ng 11 toda y L'nned ed. 1 Na tions i11tervent1on effected cf'ase , fires , t'ndmg holh outbreaks I I I I I Ree. At•iMt Time The deteriorating S1tuat1on wa.s turnmg N. N. Sec:retary General Dag Hammarskjold'r. Mtddle East mission into a race a,gamst lime. I and a po!SOlble war He It-ave~ New York by plane at 5 p. n1 Es1 today Waller E Bakl:'r. Mmers~ille. on The 61 t uation wa 5 so grave that I a pic-a of gu11ty to breaking an4 MaJ . Gen . E t M. Hurns. the entering an_d theft. was . bouttd to U. N. truce supervisor, cancelled a , the grand )ury by JWJllce O{ the fli ght today to Rome where be was 1Peace Percy Peoples. Thursda)'. to haH met Hammar!ikJold on J Bond wa5 set at $500. Saturday A 15_ lear o ld Minersvi.lle boy MIGHn PROUD it~ Boyee. U. aa be rn C<hro . loud s~aker tnflamed . also b<!tng held on _the same charhim. ""&y ··f lh.. Ye:ii-u of the lteya Clut. : the populace with reporl5 or the ges. was relc-~sed m tbe ~ulrtody beth City, N. C., f lad lfl 111 New York. Podestiruanl'> killed In the fighting of In~ parents and was c1ted to .an army spokesman -N~id was start. app('ar bcforc- Jud~,:-~ John Bacon. 'It f".l1.,.'!',!$}18i!lt•l~>~...,":~'l.. Oept1tv. Sheriff Leroy .BarW..tm, r • ~ .· . , • cd by lsrad In Tel · Avtv a FWe~g~~ Office the arreslmg offlrer, reportet'l that spokesman accused Egyptian Pte·[ th li> l~ ,.ear oJd ha d confessed that I11._. \\ .. ~ t... \. nner Gamal Abdel Nasser of tcying he and Baker ha~ takeo a stove, to keep the crfsi:s at the boiling from a fox hunter s. shack , located pojnt, and sai d Egyrt wa s guilly at fla~woods, on \\ c-rlnesday. The Two Meigs County students are eers, national profe s.~ional organi- of a Oagrant brea~h of tbc armis- s hack 1s owned by tracey Whaley, lice. and th e stove is owned by Ever· a m on~ 41 Ohio Univf'rsity s tudents tation. Israel's military spokesman said ctt Thomas. Entrance to tlJ,e shack selerted to become members of A senior chemistry majDr, GiJJi. _ _ .:_ was gained by breaking a window. Phi Kappa Phi, national honor soc- Jan is the son of Mrs. Golda GilliThe stove was found al Baker's iety embracmg all fields of know - lan. A graduate of the Racine H1g h home . ledge, when a chapter nf that School. he is a member of the organization is formally instaiJed Chemi.atry Club. The two were originally arrest. on the OU campus this weekend. Tbe installation program will incd for lhe breaking and entering They are fiobert L . DcnJson. Rut- dude initiation of charter mem . and theft of articles, valued at apJa;,d; and Ronald Edward Gillilan b<-rs and st udent membens ,an af. p.roximately $200, from a house Route 1, Racine. ternoon reception and ' inStallation located at Long Hollow. The allegd The son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. banquet, all In tbe Ohio Umver~rimes reportedly took place oa Denison, Robert is a senior ('nrol- -:oity Center. JmtaUing officer will Th.e Pomeroy National Bank Wednesday. led in the College of Applied Scic- be national president Dr. Roy s. whtl"h rcpCH"ICd dl'po~:!s of $4, In other court action, a tw1 nee working for his ps in clectri- Swinton, professor of engineering 962,377 on Decembe-r 31st .t::amcd Hohllon juventles, ages 13 and 16. cal engineering degree. A Rutland at the University of Mict\lgan 841 places In h.s standing among were placed on probation, today, hi High School graduate, Denison is Dean Archie N. Solberg of the Uni - the 4400 largest banb 10 the Juvf'nile Judge Jobn Bacon. 01 a member of Tau Beta Pi, engin versity of Toledo, 6ecrctary of Unitl'd States during 1955 and cbarge6 of the theft ot' dynamite cerinG honorary; and the Amen Phi Kappa Phi's northern province, now nnks a.s tiM! 4314th. largest caps from the Oiler Coal Mine. can Inst itute of .E lectrical Engin- will dehvcr thc- banquet addr~. in sin• comparc.•d with 5155t-h place at the end of 19M. Tht h IS revealed m. the 1956 an· nual roll caJI of the larger ban:. ~ in 1he l lmtcd States publ isbeQ. to day, Apr1l 6 by the Daily Amcri- j can Bank("r of New York wh1ch t ... IS Lhl" trade newspaper o( the fP'" ISC ¥9AJ!POWW bank 101: bll.Stnft>S. Ther(' are 14,000 ba.hks in the Thrcco traffic arrests took place timt.ed Stale<.. b,· h1c<1 1 law enforcement otri· r~r~ Thursday afternoon 1n tlte 1 I .. I 1\[eigs ( ounl'' Stud"nts Named To Natinnal H~nor Society At OU '0 Pomeroy National Bank Makes Gain In U. S. Standing Three Arrested ·· On Traffic Law Violations Here Oldest Living Ohio. Teacher Taught- Scho·~l Here In 1872 BY REN GREENE A rceoot sto-ry appeared in one of the larger metropolitan doilies t-o the effect that 11. Washington CouniHan bad laid claim to being t~ oldest living school teacher ttf bav(> taught in the s tate of Ohio. Oddly enough though, th.4'.1 honor rightfui1Iy belong5 to a former P(lmeroy sc hool te-acher who on this past Monday. April 2, celeb!liltcd her 104th birthday anniversary. Mary Mlre•m Walk::tr Oowni•, 104, now r..idi"l with • deugh"-r Ellnbeth Su11n Downie (Grav•ly) •t S.H011, W. v •.• neer Cho~rl ..ton. tilught four term11 et Lincoln Hill (then p.w) three room 11chool In Poma-roy from 1872 until 1176. The first school die tlught in Ohio wu et lluor School on tho river r0o1d below Galllpoli• before coming to Pomery. This week she reealled tha1 Ed C.art.right was lht! th4'l lcacher who served with her <~l tlw Pom· eroy School. Sb~ was horn- (ln Apnl 2. 1852 ,the daught•e r of Matth1~w Walker and t;hzabeth McKniJ.:ht Walker in Gallia County and 18 years later in 1870 wh~n .~ he rACr:ived her Slate Teachers nrt1ricatc JoO"be took over her ftrs1 school charge. 'h• In 1175 on Chrlthnat Dey •he wu morriM to Alexander Dow· nie who had iu•t or•duated from Mtrl.rt1 Coll•ge in tiNt \ MinersviHe Man Is Bound To J!lry On Theft Charges ' ~:~~~f~;,:::~";1:,d:.;;:5 ',':":.:·: at Shre~report, La., 2.72 at Ri rmin gham, Ala ., and 2 24 at Ja<·k. son, Miss. Wtntr.)o' weather returned to the West. bnnging one to thrc,-. inche.s of snow to the central Rockies. In the northern Midwest, floods posed the major weather threat. Families living in Mississippi Valley lowlands hf:tween La CrosSe and Gc-noa in Wisconsin preparrd to evaeuiltc on the strength of a flood warning . The hi~ rivrr was expected to hit I he 12-fool flood level by S<~L· urday . Fighting Flares Anew At Gaza; · SituationTermed 'Very Grave' Ch arIes Gephart M,,,, ""· ••Yint "You are in~ited to • Gl~'flver L. Boggess, 42, Laogs. merry m•kln,." ville. on a c-barge or driving Two ch.i1dren w<"re born of this whtle 1ntox1cated, was interned in ma-rriage, the first a dau~hter, lbe coun:y jail by Patrolman ! Elizabeth. with whom s h(' nnw rcRalph SiS50n and William L. Sides and the next a liO n. Dr. Hamm on. Ravennll, was cited for Charle!i Edwin Walker Dow nie, t' uncral ~rrv ices for C'harlf'.s s pecding by Sisson . who today ma i!Maihs hi s drntal Gephart. 69. a former resident or Thto High.way P Ht ro! ~ported practice at 112 1-1 Court St. 111 M<"' gs Co,~Jn ly who died suddenly tbat R. A. Sayn.•. 24. Cheshire, Pomeroy. al his C'olumhus hnme Thursday RD. was cited to appear in Cheaftcrnoon will be held Monday, shire Ma~· or L. J. Reynold's court Her hUhband, Alf'xand<'r Do\1-nie Aprtl 9, at 10 30 am. chargee_! w~th failure to obey an wa9 a po.~t01! m.~p('('tor for a s hort Survh·inl! the deceased is one automaltc ll'arric liignal · !1mr ~n d for ma ny n.ars Wtth thl' dau,:!hler Martha Jean Gephart who 1 radw-ay po-5tal S("rv ico·. Aft er re found Mr r.l'pharfs body on h('r tirmg from that h£' wa .~ in lhl' return homf' Thursday aftrrnoon. l Pure Oil Offl('e~ for seven! yc<Jr~ ( 11 u~e of dc-ath. has not h«'n deter- \ ' in Columbus. lt was tn J89ti that I mine(!. the family moved to ColumhU'S. His wtfc prrcedcd him in <Ieath. After th .! rlf"alh of Mr Downie a numhf'r or years ago L' in 1933, Dt• C. K w Do~~o·nie and Tht: lmrl v is at E\·ans Funcr<rl fllnuly mond hack to Po mf"ro y Home. Kimball Pluec and Uvin g-1 J and his molhl·t movf'11 baek to :;ton A\'(' Columbus where the :;cr. S li ;;l: hl damagr re~ultrd from a this loc-ality w~th him and re- vic<'~ wdl b(' held Monday rollowed thn· e vehicle acc 1dcnt Tb.ur-stliy ma~ncd with hun part or th.-- timr by huna l iu Greenlawn cemetery <~ rtern oon on the Pa.rkPMurg Rig Jc 1942 ~ h(" moved to West Vtr· al Athl"ns. Obio. and Reel parkmg lot, when a gini a. du.mp truck, dnvc- n b y Paul In lfl30 <o~l llw ~;;c of 78 .~ lw EI<J.,r Funeral Ritet< l-"nck. 4'1, Pomeroy, owDf'd by the mad<• a ·l np to Sco!l:md and m Parkersburg Rig and Reel. back· Srlu'dnlf'd Satnr<lay cd •th e fall o r that .~amc \'l'ar al so into the front end or a truck 1-'II!H"ral s cn· Jc- ers for Mis.~ F'...-!ith driv<"n by Lawrcpee M. Deem, 39, m-ade <1 trip 1o 1~ iihfol'lll<r . In add1tion to h<'r two rhlhlt"'l"fl F:l(ler . C:Jiamhu s. wt11 l)('o held at Marictta. RD. an'd owned by the who arc still both li~tn,l!, tl·cre noon Saturrl a.v at ·t he &hoC'<lin~cr CCC Truckline of ~aritMa. are dgh! grmldt:hildren . twrhT Funl'f<JI t'hHprl, Cnlumhu!' , wittl The dump truck then struCk great gr.;nrkhlldrcu and four gr:tv c-.irl,• nlf'~ l.o t-or hf'!d at two o'clock al · ih£' Umon St.n'<'L th e (ront or a 1951 Pl)!llOUth t.pat g~.tl. .;;rf'at grand('hJldrrn l · Nu~h·n• in Athr•Js. "' was park ed, thr driver was EaU. MARY MARGARET WALKER DOWNIE A I thf' l!~l' of 104 ~ hA 1.:-. novo Th•· lin·. Lf'\lic Knmr. Jlas-tor L. Hannon , 46. Vinton. Portrait By Q,.VIIy-Moore Studio, Ch1rlelofon, W. Ve, b1• d'fa ~ t . but. s till 11hlr to rcl'all or I.IIJ' ll mterl Melhodt~ l \'huf('h in Minor damag~ were done to. Ins the Ohio Rlv•r. Thoeir wed- 'man y of t ile c-arltcr dars or lhi~ P(lllll'n•v and I he pa~tor of t he IHJth the \ruck and auto and tl1e um• yeo~r. Tho ceremony wu ding invit.ationt, 1he recallt, area and th e people wh om bhC Broad Slri'!C'l Prcshv•terian Church . dump truck was reported as he· held In the Wllllem Downie I mg u.ndamag~·· Co lumbu~, will offlctate. wen beeutlfully hend written, knew. homa on Lincoln Hill, overlook· Funeral Servi'ce will Be M00day I TWO True kS, Auto SJ"l!htl y Damaged In Colli'si'on Here , • \ �FriCJoy, :A:pril 6, 1956 -- · page Two - ~- - - -- 'he Da1lv Sent1nel, -- The Daily Sentinel • I GEN MGR Publ ~h~ .J t\t r~ ~ft REYIIIOLD E GREENI ) ~~ BY CHARLES M McCANN pl Su n b1 by 1 h~ Oh10 Va It} j II \ (J iht llt~~; uff Ct' :-, Unite-d Press Steff Corrupond•nl l ht Wttb good and b ... ,J new:; uu 1htshel't 1\~tmJlJJ\lrl~n ... rr rt<,t r H ttllnrll KnLall J\\of' 343 L~Jurtgtuu Ah L\ 1 'I u k Llll Hl N Y • !:iub cr piton r tit> f) t • 11 l11 CUrler wh.rre a~er loH•ek one ye:u In SIX month s $7 80 lllr <~ 11 avat l abl~ Inc 30 C't'Rh DID YOll KNOW THAT? 14- I~ bO U~i su II S tl I Ilk 1 t) 1 1 \111111 I J )I I ~l ttkt l 0~ 1 I .Ill tl ;.tj} 11 till '-'' I II H k ~ I mrtu l l~ 11 \ ,t , 1 II \ h Ill ft' 1\U\ I l Ull I II I W ol 01 h! f<~tnlll Jd !-.11 4 d J;(o Su uu ~l':tr~ " has 1 lt':t,tng l it~~ tn'u~l thro tgh tho ~I'Ols a~ It V. l k 1i I I I 1 1'>4 til 1 p :tnd l:llrl( I <1 Ill\ }O l11 g 1\1Jf4 lt nd4 1 agt of Ins <Oll!iU! 1 11-. prrfiCI <l lbWf"t (Jh t hal stl iJ ft J ht Iii 1111111 Sl!ltll ta lt tt lll powd 1 m ti t> 1 "ih)Jil s J tnllll 11 r rJ II f,r llu 1h tlu ~f e'IOII ' I IIIII lttp 1 r 111 11 111 I I II ft t1 til 111 n H It 1I ' II 1 ou - --- tltn\ !!OK!hllttltt r p (lthtp, l htlaltHh \.\tlt\1 II ltnl I T ,., I I I nH 1 " h 1 1111 , ttl 1 11 '' 1 w I ti l ( 1 r J 1 , 1 n r It, N u ts 1fn 1 ) 4 1 J 11111 111 ~ h t h 1 111 H 11 11 1 11 ln[;!lw w 1 1 111 1 , 1 1 1 HJ 1 1 1 Mme v. tl p " 1 I 'I ltkr thou lu !Itt 1 ltut Ill-. nw >ltr s.,ttl \\It n I lui lttll ' F1 ~~ 1 ' nd ht n s 2 Thl' Corrwnunt<>l world shov. Hl mercas mg confw ton uvu I he d1hunktn}! of Josef K1eml1n s Stalm It wa.s logH.:n l t.o assumr \t hat the \I.Ortrl Wld t' lommunht subervrsuhl campargn V.OLlll be correspondtngl} sl ow ~e d up Pr I vda the Cummum:d P 11~ news paper organ, complamed t hJt some Red::. wer.e u ~'lng 1h(' debu nk mg to ma kr s.anderuus fubm-r hons artd an i! party .,tatr. m c> nts Th l)t m!'anl that the1 r> wa s danger th e; campntgn wa~ gf'llt n l'( out of hand S 1 nltn4 I s M)sltt}l Woman 'I ill ! tllliJin S l:l tltt p III}Slcry to me I look at hl'r IHII tt could eu•n I lit me kuu.l o f a tlouble chtn kmd nl a Juiub a kt( Snleze r (CaeurJ nost I tUIIld g 1f's~ f1om here to tt rml; urtd nt\ U 'WOUld get h!'r lr t hf' mom:~o t o n up to fthul ous ~u tn s Who < Ol ll D that be rt ow il< ~~ S;m born' Naw harr no! 111 ' 1 lur~ Mrs Sam Ftck Mrs I l >lh bone or hfted hlR head Jo chal lenge somf'stran(!eintruder These 11.1 1 , 11 ,t 11 1 t. are good places \n life or tn death Lor:. lulhn Ml li Irene Lros~ Yet 1s 1s a small matter For 1C nnw non4 n 1/u m I m nuw at the dog be well remernberl'd 1f Rtaulrf ul t< nol 1 llr• follo11 ~~ ~ lhl s('cun d 1rlutcau I !'~st'e'e••ry "' somet1mes he 1eap!l through your Ill Itt ti n I hurl y I thtnk or I~ loo J.tlim, Sl8 dreams actual as In life ('yes \1 lh r lu~· ,r lht ( vrl 'Attt P11rmalce I tly Hubbard Sls kmdltng, I,ughmg begglng rl mot rl 11 ' 111 rltr pfl~ 111 !Jf I trtuln W t~(' a Y shu cks I gt.Yf' up I don 11(t>rs not al all where that dog !Itt~ II N th rnd 1111 ~· rlh 11 rt nrr ltlt f' flthy money HIYWU) sleeps tlttl• nr Whrn lhr Srt tlt 11 r I t ~ • o.n a hill wbere tbe wind IAun I r 1 11 ~u tr r I• r ! rru lit \.1 1 I h1 IDIIuW!ng ~ ~ ~o mewhat l'S rebuked, and the trees are roar to l(tt lm ton I tt h1 s( d 1 tlun It I pPcr llh fm ur11 1~1g hbors lhc Ce d ing or beside a stream he knew 10 1 nl n w dk• I v.~rh It ul I o""r rt <' t lat k s 1~ /w J U~t re ce ntly lost puppyhood or somewhere 1n the 11,11 ht tht or JrHrrstn 1111 thttr 1::! y r nr old <'tK kt:'r Rex It 1s flatness or' 0 pa~ture land where <'nt r~d f)n s off • nurl f m til !Jg l11-~ts ivnywtwre too most exhllarntmg C'attle gru:e Jt 1111 It uu 111 "fft4 t r I I 1 I r 1 I ht ('tl rt or nf tht' Ontano Argus L'l all one to the dog and all on(! s,IW !ht gtar t f1 trnt • t I 1 r u' \\ 1s unn skt'il Where ~hall I to you and nothing Is gained and '"tlh l11~ Itt td ltowo I on lr ' ttnr s l l rrr; nry rln11 lh< a nYw~r rot th 1 1 r 11 n 1 sht•kmt y,r th ~o h" no mg o~ 1 memory ves u 1 ., ._ then rs ant b('sl phi.('{ to bury a l 111 1 I n ' 1 I old uf lit Hit II who I W• 11mtll ~ t\ 10 Uu Onlarto dog Jrort I hi t.:t I) t I ul t J 1!11 TIH II Ill Ill th tt lht li ill YDflOUS places ~[ \IOU !Jury tu m 111 LhiS spot be whn \\ flit rt lilt ~'>' '' tPt n ~ 1 1n t~l11rh, d M ttt<t )' btl bunt!d We wrll come lo yo u when you ~all (~r tlu iSOOO!IIl l u1 h Nt rrh , tit lotg nuy, of a S(Jiter cnuH lo you o~f'r 1/11 grr rmn (htu ,t nd Soulh v.lu 1m I uo11 r 1\.\ho~t to tl wrs rl a tneJDthe s un front1ers of tli.!alh an d down the 11111 In s tu ! tlu1o ~ ht 1 n lu s luu J ill who i:IO far~ we ore well rem£'jllherNI path and to tm tul llt t sit il l 1\ d N I ' tr..: 11 I Jtw 11 Ht Hr rntert11rned a menn yo tr ~t '" <tgmn And I hough yott A ~ IIIII ful N t11tll I I < ' I 111 f I! 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Theatre Date "'1th Life Modern Romances Queen for .a Dav Aunt Dru Show __:; Howdy Dooay __ n 111h :SI 1 I a k It oullr Whal !J rk I l: 'I r II w 'lr • k rt d 11 n llu• 1111 11111 * I I I mlt>rna.ttun<~l lO 00 10 "0 ll 00 12 00 12 30 1 00 2 00 2 30 WSAZ-TV Channel3 THE GOOD 1 A new ,j nd more hopefu l at mospheJ e dt'Vt lopd rn the ftvL' pOWt:' r dt~ar mitment n t'~O IJatt 'l.l tt s 800 tn Londo n I he Un th.•d> Sta1es t 00 Canada Great BnlaJn <rnd France. 4 i; on ont' st tl e ortd Sovwt HussJa on 4 30 th ~ ot hlf see me-d gf'lt rn g \Og{•l h 5 00 rz howe\ ('J slowly on a ba sa.s for 5 30 a Wlllkablt' p lan to reduce arma men\ ~ Ha ro ld .S I.a,.,.rn Un1 1 ~ 1l SATURDAY S1.ates chaef delf'gal e oubmtttl'!.l a • 25 Sign On n ev. dtaft treaty cunr!Jmm,g 1h<' 9 30 Andy s G11.ng IJe ~l ft'atorl's of plan vther dtl(• 10 00 Chlldrens Cor'rln galt shadr rt l odtu d lltut Atdttr 10 30 Ptnky Lee A lrorn ;kf 1illl' l Sf~lll lhlt'i" 11 00 Fury galt h( 1~t tl 1111 ~' I 111. 1 ~t 11 11 JO Ca rtoon C~rnrval 1200 W!nehell & Mah oney 1here still '' ~~ 1\ td~ dtl et .I!: I nee 12 30 Ca pta in Z Ro I 00 Farmor Cltck bMv.N•n the \V{.stt't n Allie:. and l 30 Namrod & Angh•r Russta But ther~ se<'mf'd reason 200 Top Ten Dance Party tG be.lieY(' tlhat at l:1st a ba~1 s m1ght be E>stab!tsht'd for setrou s 3 00 NBA Baskptball 5 Buffalo Btll Jr nogo1rat LOJtS 'l t ;Jl I he Uaily Stnlmel uf' te $15 60 n nth S3 90 R; rnutur rvute v.herr I rr <it] Jnf' Yf'<lr $8 SIX Ill tultu $4 ~ BY B HA SK IIN S ( 11 r 1111 I 11 1 I r I 700 9 00 ' .Entrrf'd ~~ ~. t r , 1 Purntr ) 0111 1 TELEVISION GUIDE - - - - - - - -- -- ... ED ITOR n tx SP.nt n I I~ 111 11\J \l plJ It 39H tt]Tt ~1 I On The News DEVOTED TO INT£RFSTS OF MEICS - MASON AREA RICHARD S OWEN Looking around Dtopplnu in to see M1u} Reynolds Ktng hert' on a \il!dL to her parents thc Wlil Reynolds her two sons now 12 and 16 are wrth her hs therr Eo~ter vacation Mary and brother Billy Wt'!f(! two o( O\lr belaYed Jl S pupils m early 30 s or along In thert' Mary 11 younger aon had acqmred a treasure !ltnce eomtng here a real 1lat!s Coal oil lamp he could hardly watt to light it • such Is pride and loYe for ones ancestry handed down !Jil some of the eorher housebould so<ll we all Cherish got to see Faye Wullace's loyely new kitchen at her home hPrc on Pahn&r St Faye Is en tire)y dne Of the b11Stest and n~ est young motbeu 1 ve ever me Den mother let'!i get lt'aye wh U <lo Red Cross here on Palmer • aet Faye • and chureh dutles piled up 1n dr1rts far her another otle similarly loaded l~ our Beula'b (Mrs Pet.d Jonl:!a II a person dtdn t wateh they d never even an egg btHted, let alone a ple mo.r{(! but these two do and thelr homes are tharmlnl and sweet I m not laying this on thltk these are pure Slallsllcs Roma Rothgeb Hawkins and B M U talking a bout propo11ed de&ettlnn of Chef !tire Sehool eYen bv the grades lis said were both weepy OY!'r ft I bow to the lnevll.ab\e however hard as at may be • the }oung bnby grrl of the Dale Ratliff's ~o very Cute regular 'Cover fir! he sCheshire s coach llvt:! here In town ntteods our churrh nmghbor Nora MUla brmgs over a most beaull(ul rra} on pldnre of Jesus to show us 8he d r.,ccived it at Church for gelttng mos t people there that nl11ht wasn t that Eattt er ~teene up at th.e Electne Co lovely such a radiant chanee from th~t usual window scenes 'When I survey the Wondrous crooc:~ on which thr Prlnre of glory rtied MY rll'hest gain I l'OIInt but loot~ and po1rr contempt on a 1l mv pride" dt • • • And Anoth•r 'rn tlle C•o!!!!l or Chrbt 1 glory Tower lnfil of !he wreckg of hme all the hiht of sacred story Oath en round thl.t held subline " Schoof Win Prizt Tht Lord IS (Lv kt 24 34) riMn indeed PRAYER Our FaLhor W! lhank tt for tht' lrvm~ Cilrisl and 1h pr I.! sen~ of th e H JIV Sprnt 1h A thom;and mtlt' mot 1r lrtJJ wa~ I he pt rzt won h} Hoh1 r1 I)( I 111 ur ~o now s we t'ome to 1het> I ,1} Vonda St:'e Shtr It 1 I:IJhl und a1e tomforltd In o Jr wea k und Do nthy lheadle 1n a contc t I JH ~~ \\ ( apprulH h l h £.t lin d an ~p( r sn re.d by lh t Rev ;.~ntl M1 ~ trt ngthem d lu thu hours or fulb(rt Sl~m s of tht' MHidleptiJI d 11 kn1 ~s w~ cull upon 1 het and (hlllf' h o f 1IH Nn"artrH M tete 11~ !Jgh! Help us t hrs d-ay lo Styers I" pustor or th Yo11ng I It 111 lht'(' through I hi'(' fo r Peoph s Sun.Juv S.Cho 11 <lt 'OS lt ltol lit t thll t J hy k ngrl urn may h1 ~ Wilt I~ pn srdtll! t f th v~llll ); l1r lit unrl1hy Will he d on• rn Pt upll ~ o\ss•11 r rltnn • Hlh h r1 ~~ rr hra\Cn Amr n SUNDAY 10 10 SJgn On 1015 Chnstlan Sclen('e Program 10 30 What One hrrson C'an ['lo 11 00 rhJS 15 the Life 30 Man to Ma~ II 45 Gospel Hnrm on ~ Ho 1 , 12 00 1'he Way 12 30 TV ('bapel 1 00 Charr.paocshtp: Bowling 2 00 Talent Showcase 2 30 Outlook 3 iJO Dr !!lpv~ 3 30 Zo() Parade - - - - - -- 111 5 6 6 6 30 00 30 40 "55 700 7SU 74> 8 00 8 30 900 9;,'10 10 00 10 45 II 00 II I 0 ll 15 11 O!'i Howcb Doody Wrld Bill Htekot ~por u !Cye I\ewt Pi~' ure I tt.1 Paul & Mary For4 Life of Riley Coke Time News Carava11 Truth or Con.sequeneet Waterfront Big Story Star Stage CaYalcade of Sports Red Barber s Coruv N!'ws ffeadlloet P ress Box Greatest F1ght. of Ceatul) '\\ eatherca::•::t_ _ _ __ ~ 30 Sky King 6 ~1 Ruy Rogers 6 30 It s A Great Llfe 7 00 Saturday N1ght Jamboree 730 Bre Surprtse 800 Perrr Como 900 Peoples Are Funqy OBO Texaeo Star Theatre 1000 Geo'fge Gobel lO 30 }Itt PGracle 11 00 News &. S~Orta Headline~ 11 10 ll<>ller Detbf 1140 OwJ Jlhmtre 1 130 S1gn Of.~l_ _ _ - - 4 (J() 630 6 45 1 00 '"" 8 00 I •u9 00oo 10 30 II OU 11 15 Gospel Harmony BoyJ News Ptcture Ltberac• Ftontt('t Comt'ay Hour Tf"levH;>JIOJI Playhouse Loretta Young. !llbow To Be Artnounred News & Spo.r t.s Headhnes Treasure 1heatre r: Sultan Mohammed Rrn YouS' scf of ~rocco confened m Ma dr1d wrth Spantsh (,enerahMnmo Frnncl:sco Franco on 111 mtlepen dence tTeaty for Spamsh Mor{)('ro Prospects for agrt'ement seemetl coo:! If the n egot ~~:Jtton s succeed l<~ ranco 1~nds to make a VJgMous att-empt to use hts ton.g frtend sh lp with the Arabs tn tOmbat1mg Commumsm all ()Vel Nt rth Afflca FRIOAY idge of Ntght Lucky 8 Ranch The ~arJy Sh'llw Your Esso Reporter Sporltl Parade Weatherman Shop on l elevtslon DO'llg Edwards, News :MlY Fnend Fhcka 900 Sign On PrAyer 9 00 Captam Kangaroo 1000 larry Moort! ""0 ~ nke It R1ch 12 00 ~ ~!.. ..1n! Lady .., 12 1~ L t-- or Ltfe tJ for Tomorrow '~ 30 12 4~ Th UH.Itng Li!;:ht l 00 Kat ~ Kt tc hcn l 30 As the Wor ltl 'fm ns 2 ou .rtu t Q Lew t~ 2 30 Jl ous ep.,.rty 3 no 1 he Btll Payoff 3 30 Bob CTosby Strow 4 (10 the B•LJ!llio.t I 4 ,, !;( r-r~>' storm s, THE BAD Moroa sevt:: nt h antu vusary of Playhouse of Stan lhc ~ l i;lll tn g of tltt> N•~rlh A11an1 H The Crusader J)efcmc All unee cnmt .rl an 111 Htg 1way Patrol l lw lttp stu hr I ktr tltr happ) mn menl lu:· larr d i.l chat!~ ! Tbe Ltneup monlh anc l vtll nr lllll l , ¥! 1 PTA TO MI:ET rmmiJ.,r or Lht ,tJurt h Atlanttc Person to Per~~ .-., Ol t~ll ( rr l l1 g II' 1k k• Ill I lt e S1IH r Hun Panni~ ttear hf'r It cn ly Organ nat !On wants Am Up to the minute r-iew" t lw <t)f,u tnd n II l~d 111 \1 t h A,~ llttlwn wtll me~t o~ I uc~da) ~ ~ tc nn troop? to !;( t • ut I rane eThe Lata._S:-h-:-o~w:__ __ V.hOf' lilt 1 lit\ 1\rl l II! II\ 1 ,_. hl Aprtl W It Jh, Srht r Uun S1 hMI 1s denuding Li s part of tht t-;A rv It i 10 ~ UI Is ol \1 ~ 'ill ' ' I I till for<:!'~ to <:omb<rl thu r dJ( \:; m SATURDAY 5 00 Church s Big Story Alg crra In m kr lh ng \\IJI So 1 9 30 Stgn On Praver 5 lO Saturday New.s SpecJitl V. est L.er man nvv. ~JH!pvr quolcd 9 30 Captatn Kangaroo 6 t5 Fcatu~ Report 1\ll tt'd Supreme L1 mn111n<l 1 Gen 10 30 Wrnky Dmk cmd Yuu 6 00 You Are fher e Alir((l M (,t urnlhtl , sa\ tll fJ ll 00 P.11 gh1y Mou~e Playhouse 6 30 Saturday L.uc-r Sh0'4' I h \I h1s for ces ca n not at lin• 11 30 1 ties of fPXd S Rauge rs 7 00.--.-Johnny CatJ'JD SOOw ddcnd \\ l~~1 (_ rt uwn } I Ill ( 12 00 B tg Top 7 30 Sea t the Clock ilg 1111 st a pos.sr bl e Ru ssran att ack 1 00 Lun t H.::mge.r 8 00 Stage Show 1 I h s would tmpl\ l 1l <~hantlurt 1 30 Caplarn M td nr~ht 8 3(} Jackre Gleason Shu'4' me111 nf th e Ntthc1 1mtls :.h well BY MH HEIMER J ()0 II l RJ~(' II~ 9 00 Her b Schrme. s I wu u~ \V1st (, t"r matl) l.r11• n lhtr 2 15 B<~ ~eh11 ll Pn \IP.V 9 30 FoJ'd Star Jubilee tW \HUKr Just ~ftl'l the f 11sl llf th e' ' ' wr .., mrsquolt>d uf l l llt q But 2 2'1 fl ~~(' ba ll {,amc 11 00 The Late Stlo'4' ut.om ~not.f'JltBt!t'hnJ l\.ub 111< lu k 1h O ltV o!'lo · ""C:..._ _ _ htlh Wrst {,f'tmlln} und 1hP Nt'! \\ ho 11 :.u1 \lp. nd•rtng a to '" t 11 e \\uti! lin r tun 1 lh~ r lan<t~ s how~d nlarm und re SUNDAY 400 Front Row Cemer ur JJjttl!itHI Cooks t~rr slutJil< I at 1he Alllblih ~( ntm rnt I hey dl mnncletJ I It tl 10 00 S gn On PratY« tlol hult'l urt Purk u.ven11~ hl'rt' an I \\UH the gut>Hl 5 00 MIISters Goldr Tournament (tlutn1htt <:turfy h ~ strnht-;t( Qt hon01 al a bl&" sp1ral llrt011n for lmn hv 10 00 I amp Unto M30 Feet 8 30 Anme Oakley plllb ftllmdi'l T!e banquet cMI $1 3 •,1) u tltrov. ani 10 30 I ook Up & Ll\e 7 00 Lassie rronl the ~~limon throug-h lhP <h ~: ken tmrl do11n 2 I ho Gt eek demund lh:JI Brtt 11 00 S t Clal Easter Pr11~ram '30 Pnvate r.Secretarr to lht' rMftt'l It wus such un Hnpl e~Rtve nffn 1 a111 gt~{ the -eas-t MedJh:IrWlC rn 11 30 Camt ra 1 hrl"ll • 00 Ed Sullivan Senhor Kubit.11chek got ln IOU<'h wllh. Clement 12 00 I' t ' I tke a Tttp t ~ land of Cyprus selt detcrmma 9 00 Judy Galland Grangter thl!! ,A.mbaflan.rla r a rhef and lnvlttd !urn !tOn' ftu ther compltcaterl A11tetl 12 30 \\ tiJ B11l Htckot 930 Alfred H1tcbco1ck Theatre t.loY.n to 81!1.!:11 the to\lowlng monlh to sup .. tvtsf' 1 00 TV ( lassroom rd<ttlom That Would m c.m tha.t 10 00 Appointm!'nt With Ad"'eP a big blowout that h.e Kubt1schek WD.!I to!urng 1 30 B1hle Comes Alive Gt-et:'te would get the tsland ture for u. tew .!lelect Jnttmatrs j 2 00 Hans Christian Anderson Rrtlt-s h-Gr ... ek relations dttcrlo What s My Line I diOJ'P<' I by the b1g gll'nnung kit chen o( the 2 30 Adventure 1100 Sundfy Ntws Sp~ ra ted stcadLI)I Relahons between Senhor 1<\lblhchtll: lo<'al hOlE' I I hl :t1 nw t-nlng to talk abtlut that fea11t S 00 hce the Nahan 11 ~~ Late Show Gr~ece and Tuak~:y. whtch feats 1,000 cam e v.1th M G tangtt'r who was just back from SOuth 3 :lO ( BS Sunday Nt ws fur rls l'urkrsh mtn0l'11V m <.,:} prus ~ to llhntt'l Aml!rtcu md found !1Im strll rtCOVI!trng ;al.M,t. got Woi"Se All thre( ruurt S1!nho1 t(ublt~«:hek" blowout or cotn-sf' \\U.S tttes are m!' mb ... r s of 1ht' North lilt' burrel he toosNl ror hlfl 1 onstltuenh fullowtng hla lnauauratron Allnn11{' Alltantc as presl lent of B1 ar. I 1Ut41 7 lM}I) pet Hons gut In on It It was, !tow you say a lr tt le hedtc M G1angll'l sald o1rnost apolug-etlrally to 3 The Pale.sline Sllllntlon re me Atler ull 1o bl! tt ul hf tl I nevat ted 7 000 piOple llt once malned dangerQUs fhere were ----~F:R~I~D~A~v::--------,--~-----~~--lJefor e di -: 7 30 Rm Ttr. Tlo Ueren-ces rn policy between the J;! 00 Kartooq Kom 1cs 8 00 O,zz 1e and Harriet • • Umlcd Stwtes and Bttlam ovet 12' go Jimboree 6 30 Cro.ssro~ds Pit GRANGfEil \\A~ tT~t.n TO MOBS -some dll\'11 at th e Am· the course tQ be pursued 1n evenl 1 00 F1!m 4r y 4 ney 7 00 Kllkt2.., Jl1ran 4c OJlle l'Aua.dor he supeiVl!kla lht 1 nnuthLhmtnt Clf a ~tple ot lhoultlar il ptGJ)le from early bl-e~ktqat s to late Juppel'-but this waa some· of on Arnb Israeli war Th• s stl 2 30 The P'emmln.e Touch 11 00 Dolla-r a Setond tfflna l!lae acatn untton was complit<tled IJy F1 ench 3 Ob A!ffernoon F1lm :Fe.stlval a 30 The VI.Je ' More than t ,OOO went ln.vltl!d to the buffet down Ureu In Rio," anger over Arab aid to J'>;:!iJels m 15 0() Mickey Mbuse 10 00 Ethel and Albert he aa.td, 'but the arowda outside the palace gatQS were so happy French North Afr1ca There wa~ 8 00 Abbotl and Costello ~0 30 Bulo'\'a Tlnw that Prulqent Kubitschek opened the gatea- the flrat time ln one fav01 ablE- development The ~ 30 News tt oo N!'ws Brallll's history J believe-and S 000 more trooped In U N decided to send St'dlehrrY 6 3~ Weath@r \I 0~ Wea1her ' Ott. handled them all llA:ht, but it was a sttaln-and f h&d Gt<n~ ra \ Oag Hammar~ k~old to lhc 6 4~ W('ather 1J tO Spt)l"f.a tl'\ added hea~ache of ha.vlng to tlllnk about the lna.utura.l banquet , Middl e l'~ast !n an 11 tf'mpt lo 6 50 Sporls • 1 t 4~ Man &hrnd the Badge tb&t. 1)/ght. And -he AhOok hll head lfOUilY-' I couldn t l!lpeak wo' k out a peace -agreement be- - - - - - - -----~c_::..:.:::_-::_~~~~~~:,.~~:._ P6rturueee, the national tanguace of the country • tween lsroel o.nd the Arab ~tatrs SUU~DAV 6 4J, Kews by John eora tor tt.elp at bOth butret and banquet, Clement had 1& UU11tant 2 28 Sllfll On 7 qo City Detective chefa five headwaiters and 180 wal More than 10,000 plate• 2 :\'{l Satmday 'V<oott-nn wue used, aliO, 23 000 pieces of allverware, 880 J)aunds of butter, 7 30 Ozark Jubtl~e 3 1~ K•ddtOO Kom('l' 21~ quarts of crerun 200 caM of mushrooms, 100 cans ot uparajua, 9 00 Lawrence Welk 3 30 Featu1 e Ftlm 4,00 Maine lobsters, M -casM of champacne, 30 cases of whlftky an4 10 00 Chance of a Lrfellme (I 000 bottles of soft dt tnks 0 00 F'vlm Furmtao. 10 30 LIVO Wrestling The following meu \\Cr£' acl' ~e pi Much or the food M Ctnnfler said ''We had flown down to 6 00 Evangeltsftc Honr II 13 1'11 Stnte Theatre erl f01 enllstllletl• m 'lh-e Umted fUo suo:::h ns the lobsters Jlo\\ ever this was hOt exactly new After 6 30 PJdur&rna wtth J~nlng1 Stotf's Nav ~ (hrough thr Athens we fed Kubttschfal here In Jnnuary, h.e liked our food so much that Navy Rec1urtrng Statwn Jocl!t~d he had us pr~'u'f"more and send rt on ahead or him to othl!r atop• SUNDAY WHTN TV 13 7 00 (ABC) You Askp(l For It rn the Post Othce Butldm~ for around the coUntry by plane t1 59 SlGN ON 7 30 (ABC') Famous Film Festt. lhl' mon th of Marrh 11s reW1t t d 12 00 F.M11h ~~ar oda-y h) Huwar d W F01 tne~ chief i!ll:'<'-. ('LF.MF.NT Ff:I'CfttO TURF.£ ot his 0\Vtl anlatant.-Rme Lt • 9 00 Ted Hooks' Arnot..., lrt<'tan s mate U S Navy locorl !1 :to (}ri&l Robeft/s Cren Robut Schwab and Alfonst Alloth-wlth ~1m on thl! ntne-day 1 00 C: oodwt ll & Br nlh('rhond 10 00 Follow That Man no q. l('("tlllttr journey, and needed Ulern \\ r used thrett kltcl1ens tor the .tfalrs • li.JO Footurc 10 30 ~L1nx T tme he recalled, • a.nd on~ one Was. ~-- Ule paJaee True'ks broul'flt the 1 hr-y are Claude F rn nklrn Dav ts l 00 Film II 30 News 'Wttlh BI"V Bartoo other food from twe other klh'h.W around the city and once one 3 00 Featurtr ~o n ,.of Mr and Mrs Benson F tl 35 W'Bil!t!her w11rh Sallnnn or the trucks was held up In hatrre so lGnl Ula.t it juat rlid arrive 1n time tor thl!! main ~urae 6f the b4nquet • I Davts 3S Ftrst St Athen s Ohio ~ 01) {ABC) Super Cir('UI II 40 wllh Don Wilburn ti{H) Famou s Pia) house John Batley Ounhaln sun of Mt 11 45 Playhoose 15 The weather-It was from llti ~ 120 deJrfts at ttmes, he dee 30 Mnn Brhrnd the Badge and Mts Carl Dunham Route 1 elared.- almoat rUlJitd neryt.hlng, aiP1 \ndl!ed, some food did 1poU "owever, one wir• aervtce report d&td the Whole thlnr made "cull.. Carpenter Ohio Archie Donald nary history " and M CrangTI!r coididera &time w~ll 1pent l'hnCh Wtlhamson, !Kin of Mr and 'Mr£ MONDA" 7 00 Kukla Fran &: Olire eheta are tunny If peaople enjoy the food they pnpare-and mCISt Archre ~ Wtllramsun P 0 Box 12 00 l):at'tonn Kom co: 7 1:5 (ABS) John DAly of the time the)' don't eat It themtelve111, becauae they ea\. more 11m.. 171 AlbAn~ Ohlo 12 30 Jamboree 7 30 Twilight Theater ply-they re completely happy 1 00 Film & Fancy- M S~ater 8 00 (ABC } TV Reader's Dl~est· RobE'rt Wayne H11mons so n of M Gran&ter tor 115 year~ was head ehet for the Fr!'nch Line md 2 30 Th E> Femmlne rouch 8 30 (AOC) Votce of FlrestonoMr anrl Mr~ Roh rt \lohf'l H~ hi! brotlter Raymonc!l now Ia uslstant (hef on the L•bo!'rt~ 3 00 (ABC'l Afternoon Film Fru:r. 9 00 IA9C> Ftlm Fair m ons Rout .. l ( ar p~ ntt!r Ollio This put me 1n mind of the Frenchman who sat at my table on an hval- The Lo.dy Vamshes 9 30 (ABc, IVI!'CbCal HorlzoiUJ English liner retutntnr to America one wtntu wetk some yean ago C hnrl e..~ Thoma ~ S pro use Tr sn.n ~ 00 (ABCl MtcR.cy Mouse HI 00 OJumont) A1on Ntte Fitel The second night out, he suddenly stood up In dUtgust 'thll food • of P.fr And Mr" Charl£' s T tl 00 Kat Car~on 1J1't11 News he &nn.ounced loudly, 'is for plg!l'" And staJked qut I Sprouse, Rou.te I Pomeroy Ohio 8 30 News Wtt'h M Jennmg!t ll 05 Weather wlth Sally Anb M Orangter wu too dlptomaltc to ~ommenl on my !!tory, but and Wtulam lfarve) Riffe 800 of 6 45 W catlu>r I l 10 Sports with Ted Wolle thert \1. aa a quiet,_ mille around his mou,th. Alt."~ ~1, how t;;:aA a tell· l'f:r ind .Mrs Clarence Riffe, RUb 6 50 Sportl' 11 1~ Royal Pl.ayhouft _!t•peetiiia FAnchman eat other ~ Fttll,tfli. tOQ4! lond, Routo I, OhiO. I hr dumo In Cub• m oh1pplng h•" -r· • • D1OWIUl&El tM ~ 11 t., M • dot t-.4 .W. t. U.p cfott h••lth, li..-.ly ,.,._ • flO- da91 ,.t ..,..rvthil.'l . . , -..1 fr.. 1Mttritiou6 Doa~ ... a ..,., tM•.-' MASTEl MIY ·-, DOGIURGER N I ' Order Your Baby Cbleks Right Now! Is the time To Order I • Middleport hed Mill MIDDLEPOKT, OHIO vvv vv v "THE BOSS IS SMART" HE LIKES ME FRISKY, PROYICO DOG FOOD I 51,.... I• ~ lnaunnce. You "Prohet Alfln't Lon of Llh, Limb or th" p.,."ut Of Happfn.u- -NO BULL ON THE FARM KEEPS ME THAT WAY PROVICO Dog Food oontarns the nut:nents y(lur dog needs V1tamms, Mc11.t Meals Cod Liver Od, Yeast, Calcrum Carbonate, Steamed Bone Meal, Drted Mtlk By Products Toasted Wheat Flakts. Toasted Oorn Flakes, Starch Spbttmg Entymes and other DU!Itary Requ~rementL Manufa.clured bJ PROVl<:O Feed~ and Conee.ntrate& Divia1on o:t' Kentuclqt Chemical Indus. L~ •a, Inc .. CmcmnatJ 32 Ohto. S~BY • • You Hllve The Added Advan· t•1• of Br•echn1 To Pn~v•n Sire.. WhG" D•ught•n Srtown Their Ability To Hi1h Product· .... • • All For The Low Cost Of $6.00 Per First Service. PROVICO MILUNG 6 FEED CO. CAr"L ORIS SMITH of buttcrfat per cow Other hagh herds rn mLik production were N G Rose, 956 pounds OJ lf{)nee Prtce 857 pounds and Arvll Holter 855 pounds Other h1gh herds m I butterfat production were Clarence Pr~ce 37 pounds N G no~e 31 pounds and Everett Colwell and Son!< 30 pounds The value of producUon testmg record.-. depends on the use Ore farmer makes of the r ecords m ana!yzmg hrs herd and ad]u~;tmg h1 s progt am fur more cffecrent production I . Measure the Performance Advantages of these EXClUSIVE FEA111RES • "' HENRY CAIOT LODGE, U S d!!legate, te.Jb Arab delegat~s In the UN at New York that Sec. retary General Dag Hammarskjold s mission to the Mid· die East would be solely to prevent war lhat there are no hidden aspect8 ( Iatenaa.tw.ol) • Mornrog s"ss rons Will bt.t=" rn at 10 o cl ock EST With tours of the cattle barns and rlcmon s1rat tOns or the pellet Jmplant mel hod Vr sttors wtll sec the eff.!cts of feedr¥ drfferrnt ralt s of protem its power class """' • Aulomotfc Ease Winte1 Worries with = INDIAN RIVER• NICHOLS CROSSfS • (llon/nlsG-] NICHOLS CROSSfS 2 Hyra-Touch- Instan~ lnd•vldual control of front and nar equipment Without 11 &Wltch--over11 3 -Lets you valves. Independent P-•• Tok..otl ~;tart or atop ttaetor OJ' pto mdependently of each other. Power-to•Welgh1 5 Correct ICitlo pays of! In better traction .• , ~~r&ater atamina. 6 bylugged Tractor Engine bacbd IH gained ill buildlnl know-how over"3 million tractors. Seo Thuo Exclualvo1 flrat Hanel • Call for fro• Demcinttratlon • MEIG~~~requ~,!~~!o~tT c' o . HI Corner Butternut and Seeond Pomeroy The nation'• top ll\labrllty, feed effidenry, and bro1\er grqwth recorda for this difficult tune at year are made by lndtan R1ver-Nichola and Vantrus Nrehol• crosset For wmter-tlme brotler flt'M~k health and prot\ts, ratse the three-way t:roasea with mhented Vl~tor and dtsean res11tance for the best rcmmerclal records of t.hl!m all. S•• your lnd1an Raver· N1chol1 or Vantre•• Ntcholl hatchery, toda.7 ~, 'fl" Tradlon lootl• e SNAP-COUPLER • Power-Sh•fl Wh..rs • Two·Ciulch Power Control On1y in the Alll!l Chalmers CA Hog Workshop To =:ce~::t.uan~~':; We Be Held 0 n May 7' otlatathe~=.:yourfaml. 8, 9, In Columbus .-liis~aliiMiRS money lbo lrador oeall I I One Model A JOHN DEERE TRACTOR Wtth CultJvalor One JOH:-1 DEERE DISC One John Deere TRACTOR and TWO BOTTOM PLOW I I caUl~ the-go •• , c:booso from 10 forward rat 1 1 . . .,....... ..,0. llpeed.' drlurlien I "' Paul !\. Goeser rt~e.arc h offL suppl t ntnt also several me th.o d, ~:raJ of Sw rf t and Cum pan y Wlll of stlf anfl hand f~111g m dr~ 1 he the chtcf speaker at B~f Cat Jot T11. o Angus steers w1th rumen I lll' D&) <:~I the Ohro A~.:rrtullural fist ulas (opc nrn ~s mto t!H> ~;tom 1 Expertm(nt Statton at Woost~r on achJ 'Wrll !)e exlub1te d These fls WNin f'~ dii) Apnl 25 tulatc ll steers are ustd m r uru dr Gocsc • Will discuss beef carcass nutntw n sturlws charactf:l'isticti as related to grarte Formti!rly held m earl,- Ju ne lahoratury i<'~ls and <'On sum!'r fhr- stal1on s Rerf Catt l!' ])lay was prcff't r nrr~ (han ge d to t h(' Aprtl 25 datr Om Speakmg dur mg the afternoon year loa' o d th e hf'..avy work ::.che program wrll be L I Hummel dulc f 11 mer~ h<Jv(' m early sum drrectm o f the OhJO st atwn and rn rr dean of the Colltg£" of Agrttultut e \11 spl'akJng programs " 111 be Ohro St ille UnJ\ ers tl} I A Kauff ht ld rn lhl si<LtJOn s nf'v. !it'n ce man chairman of the statt.un ~ I huildrng wh ch has se~trn~.: far It I antrna1 sctencc dcpaltment Will 1tcs for Sf'\lr~J hundr Nl pNson drscuss some problems fat' tng Lun<'h wrll he sfTved b11 a \\ :nne I lt ve<:toc k ptoducl."rs Ve-tt'rmanan co unt~ gran t;c llnrt Dr llunu r Smrth wrll rc vrcw result~ of usmg ph!'nothraxmc Cor the tOntrO( or parasttcs 1D beef cattle Ear ll W Kloster ma n stalwn beef cattle sp«talrst Will pre sent hrs fmdtngs on new Cxper1 ments m cattle nut.nlron Included In bts report Will be a full dr s-rosston on th!' pellet tmplant method c f admmtslermg :; Jlb C>strol to bPcf catl/c Thts sys tem was recent!} appro\ ed by the U S Food and Drug admmtstra twn and 1s nov. rccogmz; d as a sattsfactory low-co~t wav for 1111 provmg wetght gam~ of fattcnmg rtJJmmCA -Hitch or IIWIIch lm· 1 Torque Ampllfler-Incr .. u 4 FCid-Hllch plemenls In oeconds , , , rllltt ...._. pull·power and change speed on· ci&s3ifled 8.5 8 per ~nt ThiS bulls Sire IJI FarfieldJ bt:· C'ellency one tnne CODA aiJll witb 21 daughten that produced an average ct 14 442 pounds of 3 8 PL'l' rem mil k an.d 52.6 pounda ol fat He also !!ltrt'd the ltnt-prize Ohw Sentor Get of Site at the 19~1 1952 1953 and llNU Ohr.o Stat< F a1n Oouhle Rud ts out of Shant· htgh Exec :'dtlly who has a DHIA. record at 1hree years of nJie- In 36~ doty~ or 14 404 pounda of milk and ~67 pounds of (IM'tuaJ vrodut1Jon l She had an l~ com~lete record at fuur years or age n 241 da ys of 14 720 pounds of milk and 51J pounds o f fat w Phone 3718 Pomeroy, Oblo SERVICEMEN tr-.1 .sr:< aver ~ ged I :~.:~emSk ~.d ~~~~;~l,,h;;:d~~~ Swift Research Official To Be Speaker I wn w1th 1116 ll:t of m1lk and 39 Ib A B £C 39 lb of bullerlal per oow Other t CC ,au JCDav (n 00Stef Apn.125 RACINE RT. I On. NeW3-plow .md 79 pounds of butterfll Jljj REAL-- LARGE BARGAINS Meigs County Extension Cou neil Elect Clarence Price As Presid ent, March 29 w, .. ~~ by the Douhlt> Bu d wh( h<>• been claSIItf Jetl htu.·ll1n1 I r 1~1-'1.' has a lOll\ PrM1f (305 2X \1f: J show mg er.~:ht daught1 r l t ,ted un DHJA wtth nrno II< 1rd~ th.at averagt' 16 067 PI und.~ r 3 34 per cent mtlk anrl 61.., p und~ of buUerlat 1 he t- rg ht d~m~ w11h 24 records a\er:age 14 887 pounds of J 61 pt>t cent m Ik and 538 pound! of fat Thrs grves .. n rn crca~ nf dau{;htr r~ OH~r thf'...tr dams of 1 180 pound s of m lk I • . HoL~Iew r has been ( \ Rtral OhKJ Brt:t<lrng A...'>~lilll m w1th wh tc h tn41n) daJl')mcn rn thr~ arf"il are a-fftl taletl He '-" S h~n ~ h tRh f:xa: Douh lt Bud formerl) Jwn ~ d by t har lu H ll'w r., of llamtltu n () I I . A nt-w punh..a,;('d I WHTN-TV Channel13- ,at. New Holstein Sire'Douhfe Bud'Bo~bt ~y Central Ohio Breeding Association FARM PLAN AGREEMENT 1 fiiDS Paaelh,. • I l,o Jo • REPORTS C E BLAKESLEE COUNTY cr problems Specudu>ts at OhLo .St.ate Lnrvrr 1 A IJart or the meeung will be AGRICULTURAL AGENT lit~ Columbus I Witter Is one of the buLc needs devoted to location of wel11 po~:~ 1 of 1111 mankind On the f arnu of Jtbrlrt1u for secun n&. adequal.l' When you buy the u pert.s stty Mctgs Cou nty the lack of nbund I ground water supph.n a nd type!i smff for that typiclll pmeapple ant water supply has become one and .uzes of ca1nngs to uae The aroma The more fragrant the aro of the hmlung factors In product. types capaetlles and practical us~ rna lhe riper the fruit Rape ness b 10n of vartous types of pumps In re I al~o measured by the leaf hke top Man y farm en dunng the past lat10n to well stzea and JO(atJOru~ sprres on the rruit tr they pull out several years have been forced to \\.Ill also be ex:plalned j 1 haul water for uae by hvestock easily the fruit Is rtpe Everyone tnleret~ted m better Avoid fruit wath soft watery ar dunng many months of the year water s upphea for MeJgs County eas or sagns of decay Thet~e may The bulldlDJ of small dams under farma 18 invrted to attend ~ how up first near the base of the the A S C and S C S program fruit h.ave done much to Improve the ll Is Jntereshng to note that water s1tuabon on Meigs County datry cattle su pplied With a con farms, hut many farmers particul ttnuous water &upply will produce Once home wrth the p1.neapplc arly on daary farms have felt the 3 to 4 % more milk aod up to 10% handle tt as little and as carefully need of an adequate ftil water more butterfat than cows twrce as pOlls lble It bruises easily If supply daily Ph:nly of cool water on bot you wtsh at to ripen more, let It b e day1 ca11 mcrease the dally gam SIN AUIN J ILLIHDD (D-P'Ia ), chairman of tbe Sena•Hcuae at room temperaturl! untU it has Do to the fact thar Meigs County of a steer by one half pound :ae fann bill couterence, tella reporten in WllihlnJton tbat the lO-man reached the stage destred then r e and much of southern Oh1o lS m cent tcslll show that PIP Wllh lffltlp baa approved ~ident Eisenhower .. soU bank program. The trlgcrate unless you are ready to an area underlam by soil and watcr avatlabJe at all t1mes gamed eonle.reea approved the U b1llloo-doUar plan and &lao autborlzed use It rock formations whach wall not 11 pounds more per day and used f:iOO,ooo,qoo a 7ep to bu7 turplus perishable rarm ®mmo4it.IM. readily hold water the problem 24 less pound of feed to make 100 pounds of pork In poultry Pmeapple 111 excellent wtth oth has been very difficult to solve To ass.1st farmers, well drillers production water available at all cr frurts an salads, or as d688ert by Itself when :~prlnkled w1th eon and oth.ers who are interested in tlmes allows for maxrmum growtb !ectmners sugar and topped wath adequate farm water supplies the and egg production Chicks are aena sprig of mmt of a maraschlno Agncultural Consenalton commit- .sitlve to lack of water as they have cherry It m1xes well with cottage tee Soli ConserYatton Serv1ce and no saliva to help 1wallow The Me1glt Count y Extemum and County le-vels Extenaron SE'rYICe have arranged or cream cheese The needs of livestock lor weter Counctl met at t~ Exlenston Of· 1 Beatnce Cleveland Assistant for a meeting to be held Wednes shows that da!J'Y caltle need l:i ftce on March 29th at 8 00 p m State 4. H Club Leader made comday evenmg April 11th at 8 00 p The v1tamm ('Otmt shows that m at the Court House 10 Pomeroy to 35 gallons per day, beef tllttle Tbose present were Oale Dyoe ments on dub complP.<tton mcrusHaryy es and enrollment mcrcilses 4-H one cup or fres h pmeapple contams James J Schmidt, Geologist wtth 12 gallons per head per dayL bop pre.stdent, Mr a.rd Mr!'> Gu thne Mrs 'daxrn t: Goeglem cl ub com pehhon percentag es Ill nearly one half the rccommended tbe Ohw Divrswn nf Water and 4 galloru; and sheep 1¥.1 gallon de.rly allowance of vttamm C A special future o! the meeting Mrs Pauhne :\tyen John Hamill, cr~ased last year A 4-H Club D N Morr of the F E Myers & and Bwthers Company wrll be pre wrll be Information as well as Dana Hoffman C N Jones Curt Counrtl serv/!8 to represent all sent to help farmers with thcir wat tests results Gn drf£erenl farm Johns~:~n Carl Greerdees David 4· H dub adv ~or.s along Y.tth the water supplies 10 Me1gs County fulblcntz Herbert E Shrelds H1r ExLen..ton Council 111 regard to the hardneliS of water am S!awter ~~ and Mrs Vt.rgll Aflents a.,ked to report on pro • • • Atkm s Mr and Mrs Howard posed .suggested programs for the C N Jones, Production Tester Nolan C E Blake~lee Beatrice comrng year ~Irs Nolatl mentiOn Cor the MeJgs County Dairy Ser Cl-eveland Assrstaot State 4-H ed seu~ral s UbJ~cls to be earned VICe Umt reports that 13 herds Uu b Leader V111ran Johnston out thLS yea r on test averagcd 633 poundJ of Ext Supervtsor Home Economrl'S Mr Blakes!Ae ra1sed the ques milk and 30 pounds of buttterfat 11nd Larry Best D1stnrt Supen LS tJOn of need for study of needs of count) mcludmg farm s"-uatiOD . per cow for the month of March or of Ohto Stale Unrvcrsrly Four ammals were culled from La11y B6t Otslru:t Superv1sor cduoealrona l ;md other programs the ht>rds durmg the month for brtcred the group on relationshiP Suggested coun ty wtde pro~ram meat purpo:o.es brtwet::n the Sta te Extcn.ston Ser supportrn g thts (,avf' rf.'port on a High herd"' !luring the month for vice and Extf'nsron at a county number of 41! cl u bs rn coun.ty the under 20 cows m s1ze group I vel Elcdron nf oHrcN~ was held were James F Gibson wit '\ VJVI&n John~lon Ext Supcl'\t w lh (lare m e I tiN' elected pre pounds of mllk and 40 pou1. 901' llom e Eco nomrcs ~ave com rd n t Dana Hoffman v1ce pres.! IT CAN'T BE BEAT! butterfat uerage per eow mcnls nn Home Coun ul s at State dent and John HamJII se<.'retary In U(e herds OYer 20 COWS In - - - - -&rMCllng To CO&A Selected I f'iiy new york NEWS IN -- ~ FARMING now and thur: tropical fruit Will FRISKY I• II}bt most abundant rn our loc .. l mar Good Dog food IJ..tls from now unul Jun( a~~utd .at Low. Colt lng lu Consumer Food Mar .. c l1ng 1 Opcru ThC'atr e 530 Captam Gallant 600 Meet the P!'ess sa, I ~ ~~'~rr~~..~~~r.~~~ :A:p:r·:':6:,:1:95:6: Pumerov-M1ddleport~,~O~h:b======:;:~~======F:r:.d:a:y:, Commentary _ _ _ . -:---==--==The;,:,:.:::,..:::Dafly Sentinel, Pomerov-Mf(fdleport, Ohlo A program committee set up by agmultural collegps and umver S'lllf'S m !he North Centrill Reg1011 to pla n a m<'ai'1 ype hog work.,hop has sr hrdult"d the event for Mav 7 C6 and 9 C Bowen OhiO State Uru wlll be glad to demon UUI u• UIVIU WI LLJAMSON One ALLIS CHAUIERS TRACTOR With Cultn:ator and Plow One lntematiooal MOUNTEII CORN PLANTER (FIX H or M) One FOUR BAR SIDE DELIVERY RAKE One New·ldea CORN PICKER One 5 HP Shaw GARDEN TR-ACTOR With Cultivator and Plow DRAG HARROW DISC CIRCULAR BAR MOY(ER For A Real Deal See LYLE HYSELL -0 R- JOHN BEAVER MACHINERY SERV!CEMA1• MACHINI!!!RY MANAGER FOR THAT BLACK HAWK- COCKSHUTT or NEW IDEA FARM MACHINERY POMEROY CO-OP Farm Supply Rutland, Ohio Pomeroy. Phoue 98 Ohio -,~~~~~-"~~~---,~·--~~~;,~-=~--~---=---,~--~_:;:;;~:;;:;,~1 .;-~--- - - - -- sl)e--l,·---------------------------------""------=-.:..:1 The Sign Of Quality Order Your SEED AND Fertilizer I NOW bu ~ drrt>ulor~ a~ • --r........ One Minneapolis-Moline vrrs rly rxtt'nston matk{'lrng ctallsl and commrttt:"' dumman satrl the v.orkshop would be held at the Fort HayeS' Hotel rn Col uml us Worshop theme v.tll bc 0 <.! Yelopmg Meat type IJGg Educa tr011al Programs Four ~.:roups have bern sri up to work on such program ~ \\tlh farmer~ lwestock mark~L; pac..kcn; and procc ~sor:s and retarlcrs and eonsumer:, Program speakers w1ll mdudc pNsoll.!i workmg on mea tly pe. hog pr tgta m ~ m many of th f! nud wes tern ~1a tcs and ,n thc ft'dc ral lev!'l The comm lttrc al ~"< o ha ~ plann od l oll r:s or thP men! ~ llblll<l torv en I he Ohto Stat!' Unl\er• rty camp'' lht S" nr I' v tluatwn sla !JOn northwc~l of Columbus anrl a lat.<;lnck markci Ill the (o\um area Fleming Ag.r 1cultm al Extrn.'Hon Sf'n tcc I he 12--stat.c egwn Hatcheries I.suthortu>drn Jhe workshop a Steuben•llle Woodsfield and Sl ClainvUie, Ohio -· CASE SIDE DELIVERY RAKE lru ca n ~ of hriJun~ collt>,2;es and um \er~tltC'~ dNclop Qr 1mprove re ~c ardt and ext<!tlS.JOn proJects Ol" the meat t} pc hog through an ex - - - - - - - - - - - - - · ) dliilltoE of 1dea.s. • SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILL Mulberry Ave PHONE ISO POMEROY, OWO �• _..... - Friday, April 6, 1955 Th~ DO"ily Seove Ptfchers Duallhgh!Igl•ts Came - -~ ~ As Defending Champs Win Out nw d~ft>n{bng rhnmp•o~n Blul' Orvtls took :. ~,~ , 111 C;;ll ,·l rr n ppc.rluull} two o\l! J-..1 polis hard f:lklfl~ .md Tl!t' l~.~ !1 .: 11 1\Jlk•·ll rouli:hl 2 I ~1dory rr·om tiL,· p ,.,n· IJ•ll ifatt.ll\."3 ) ~IJ"ll{'k <1.u: Heir "],•, 11'roy f'::.ntht•rs on lht· r: .. t :.~,.,J., lu (•ntl II~<· 11m 1 n~ held Ia~! n- ili: ht .n a 11~ht IJ•I Tht'l·f· w:~. ;; n"t J 1-'l;;l<·r .,n •·1 1h cht'"r"s battlt' ·t hat W("n l t'l}.!ht 11m [<'I teom to l!!t'l mon· th:tn 'Jf!f' tu• mg.s .. The Blue Drvil.~ pu ~ h.-.d :.~ M1tL'h and llem ,Jn L'<tllr••kd ecro o;~ an um•arned run tn th.- Pom('roy's two ,a ft II<'' t>ighth to win the ball game Th• box KOtl': Cha,..lill Th•iu •ocl Mkhr Pomeroy PM. AB R H E I H•rdw&y of t• • O.vil1 •'•ged 11 Hemtl•v, 28 3 0 I 0 vr•llt horler't duel witt. both Sk•ridln, LF '1 0 0 0 I pltche'"' going tt-.e l'"outl'. Miteh, 38 3 1 1 3 """"" I'IH ptrt:INd thT«tll' innh1g1 Wii-Mtt, V .. 2 0 0 0 tk• ni~t 1M-fort, but s•ilt gaY• Younv, RF 4 0 0 0 up onl-, hit1 lui rr.ight, Mowtry, SS 3 0 0 1 and d•••,..ved 11 bHier hie u Smith, 1B -4 0 0 0 th• other Callia run &IM wu IIkins, C ? 0 0 0 un••'"~ Hardw1y alao hur~d Th•iu, P 2 0 0 0 fin• ball u M limi+•d tke Pan- Tot all '15 I 2 4 I tiMrt to only two hits, and .,ruck out fivt bwttut. Theist Clltlpolit Pos. AB R H E I .,_&d "'"" thilcl!!outt. IIH, lF 3 0 0 I} I 1'hP I I 1 t"""'" Ga\hpob w<1n tfl ,· ~~· "' ' 111 t!w t'"i&hth lramr wh<ll .~r. f\ r .11 .~;.~:; Bvrk&, C . Thoni'ln, 18 McMahOn, 38 illtf-@' On \IJI<'h",; t':To"ll 1\Lih l!f!t' Hal'dW'ay, P out Th<'l~~ mad ,· \\ •l crn.,•n JNf< . Md(Nn, SS up. but 11\f-n lwl (·r n•rrol I<J •blk WiJconn, CF both e• .Ia· '1'1''" llT\fl H~P - l u l<'l~d tht• d Jon••· 21 . - - . . bil ..,...., lc" ~<llllHfU: rnn .;rnr•· Clagf, 28 +s h . t!o~~,].••tl Httrk , l(r·ut! ncf Jarvlt, 28 ball I I• lr . \1(1\<·~n (·(lfl1r 111 trr iHI I Tof 1 thitrl grour,J"'r W1kO'X!.'n ~~·;, •. lh• ·Lt h,l br , ''""'" oon 1" 1"'" ""' ~llr·k'i. t.ttt Thl>h ' ., l,tllk u111 gf'"l wt of [llt1hr L" :::.~~kto Pomfttoy scorf'd lln•Jr lurw tnlly in tlw th.rd inn·lng. With OM out M . itrh d was hi~ bvJ a p!lehtd ball, an Bob Wil1on walked. John Young Was given a Hfo ;::whtn ·M-cKean bootM h!~ ground~ anrl ·"-•1th t m;- in to .«'ON!. Hardway strucl( out Ml)\.ery and made Sm11h f•·•P out to J,lf"t 1hl' .~idf' out. Pomt·roy had ::1 gre-11'1 d 1am· P in thlc' V('ry fi1'S1 inn-ing tn h 1-t>aJ.: 1..h 11' gam<' wid(' Opt'n llardwa}' -openrd the l'O!'Itt'lt by walk in~ both HcmsTey and Sheridan- and Mikh fiJJIOWfd wifh a s1 nJ!h• thu•t nd\•an<'cd both l'llllrll' l':' W1th tlw b rt~f'S J<tmnt{'o(! an<.! nunP out 11•1·,1 Wtl}' made Wilii'On ()(lP ou1 to sllort J,-.fl field. struck 0111 You not and thrtw out Mowe ry. •' In th~; s.i:~~;th Elkins walkrd to open thP inning, and was mnvf'd to ~t£'ond by 'l'h~>i q~ (ln a sarrifiN bun!. hut Hem 'l~'y piltlfll'll t<l rir~, .and She.r)dan );!nmn;lt>d out fn thP f'lgh~h Pom••ro} h11d arwth- 0 I 3 3 4 3 3 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 001 I 0 1 0 0 0 tffAIY~G#P, OP /119 fr J(J{J,, ~iOii'PS, .J t:<MOF 6/!rr'IN~ f'l!€ t'/?AM (Jill Of' Trll POC£, I.OWE§.T v ,. n'l~ }'AtLEo/ '-· "?.rNCS ' 19 1 9. • ' \ 1 001 000 00-1 2-4 010 000 01 - 2-3 1 - A ~ Iron~ r th e C'len·land l u PItchl hi: star, d.11n •s 1ong su it in rt'l'&l!l ) •·ar~. appearl.'tl just a~ powr·rful n~ rvr·r BOUBALL CAMP SPORTS today in thf' light of 1wo s1J'ai~ht . ldltol'"'l not11: Thlt i• shut('luts bVf'r lh L• Nt•w York r. ianls. m a 1erlu on th& 195' prosptcts If .anybody hod any douht~ <~bout of th• major leatu• clubs. 9?ufhpm'.' !It·• It Srore·~ ohihtr in • lu ~ St'("/11111 H·tp;fln 1n th r major lf":lJ.lUI·~. til (• firt·hall("r di~<'lnimPd BY LEO H. PETERSON th,I m ·'" 'fl IUt"~t 1ay·~ 2 0 victnry UnJtH LAKELAND FlSports () ldltor ()Vf'r tht• (;~nnts al Corpus Christi . ll llrr's .. · , n P - Bucky scorr pltrhNl fivr ~corell·s~ in I r· 1 • manaJ!:cr or the Detroll rurn~~. allrJwed t"'u hi ts and fnnm•fi : ttl~<·r~j ~~nds out this Wdrning to seveu niant~ H was I he Tr•he'~ ·' If 0 HI Amenean League cluiJs: l'ltf Ill 1 1 w1n tl.E;~1it1~l five ~d b8t"k s in •·Gin· u~ a llttll' more bat ol lh l' _s prmg t rntning .~cri{'~ with ttw :,eruml hasc and ldt fif'ld and we'll Nullonnl l..:•ngtlt"'rs hf' u• luu!lh as they conw" Vt(' Wt' l"tl r'ont1UIIf'd to :;11 nnu• , .both hi! teiHYlnwh•s und hi s n\11..·\ ·; 1 Rut 1Q. dnn$ n·t know if he l-. with h1~ ·JIron~ , om .. hlll'k . Th,. vt•l g01 11k ' to ~ome 'Up w1th that "hat" Prun r1rst hnst"m:•n. whn ~t• fft.:n•tl HowPver, he'~ hopeful. While he a poliu all;i("k lnst y('ar . hi! 11 hOillr isn't !:!!kin)! pe.nnanL for his Tiger~. run in the -"ix th off Allan Wonh · ht• makto~ 11 plain that they huve ing1on, 1hf' NPW Vorl( slarll'r and ,lh•• voknli11l to p,o all the wav . lo.qf'l' Tht• nlhot• Amt•rieon l.ragu{' ,;,an--- ~~-ngf'r.~ :•grN· With him. When you have play('rs like AI Kallne tht> Ame1"icun L~..:ague batting ~ham· pion ; tl arvt•y Kuenn , prohably 1he yf!Uow ntul gtt>f'n rotor ~I'll · ~ ODI'l'it'c.l Oflt in !II!' d&ror:-.t Jrifludln~ 11 yellow .:Jnd wrrrn , ~liP ,lltLH IH' ndcd from thP ('hun dall~r With slrl'a ml'r::l exll·ndin·• to the four posts. t;ifts wl're plated on tables with white rovt·rs nnrt centered with "rr::mgt'ml'nfi; of spriilg flowen . p,...., "H we eome up with both ~ gluve and a stick man out 1\lf're, we'll be all right," Harris declarl'd . ' ' . Hrt:. Chtirles Rad[bl'd. M1os .. rnnP Selby, Miss Stdla EIJershneh. Mr" . Anna MrGher. Mrs Prict• Hawk )Uss . Anfl8 Durst. Mr'<. Rid 1ani 1 VauthMt and Sman. Mr~ B•)ht·rf Couch, Mr. nnd Mrs Nnrht;rt N"t·nt·[ zling, Miss Rila Bet')!ll'. Mrs. Theodore- Beegle) Miss ChrHme Onw · i se'P, Mt-s-. Roger f:uliLII"M; Mrs. Dt'n-1 \'et ltitpple, Mn. Paul Andre\1/S Miss Harrie Mar,ie ~mit h. Mrs Clerent'e Chfford. Mrs Emmt"lt i Bf1:clrhurn, Mr~ (' J . JO:hu~ t ,af'h Mrs. Ht;ro[d Ebet".sba1'11, Mrs Mar y Kunzelman, MrS. Huuu·r Dri1 k lt ~ J4p. Anna Gruosn. ' .r'.f.J.~ .., Denn Z~lli-n,-. Mrs :Le)And SIS!!On, Mr.~. Vince nt Brodcrriek , Mrs. Basilio ~irolami. Mrs. Troy 01\li'nger, Jr., Mrs Raymond llaJ:. bricht., Mrs. (htl.rles Graber. Mrs . Elrl Denny, Mrs .. hrnh fi:bersharh Mrs. Thomas Mankin and Mary, ~~~-Ellsworth RowP, Mr and M1".'1 ~amer Wickham , Mr~ . Ben Nf'utl~~:!· Mrs . Fr.and:_~~~~w~d__ 1 CORONETS PASS. COUPE Owned Rv Local Busftl.ess MiNI. ~..1o'Ws The Beil Of care. Clvromntic Driv'e, Radio. J~.ater, Tinted GW.ss. See -H Now. now$95 KARR and VA~ ZANDT ,,..••. 485 OHIO 1953 Buick 1953 Plymouth Club sedan. Bllltk flni$h, helltel! ·!lld del., seat co1ers. UU new tires, fflllelllillelllJ OK. look this oruo ovet'. Pete some tO SELL! 1951 Ford Custom vd etut. epe. MlllrGori finish. Ford omaUe drive, loads of extras. ~ood rubber, Dual ~•h'fu(lt. A real snappy cat. ' door sedail, l!l'een finish. mi<hanlcallv right, very pod tires. solid tllroW!hout. PRICED TO SEi.LI of~ ~~=======================~:.ll Wbleh lone lit• ""'"' M•••i" SPORT GLASS PACKED Mufflers PRICID 1'0 fllLLI 1953 Chrysler ' . llgl\t green finish, radio, Mater, ws tires. like new ln41de and out. This is really a fine """· Vert ohatp. SAVl!: AT Pomeroy -:r.r--- 226 E. MAIN ''· YOtJR CHRYSLER - N. s..oni St. THJI DIFFiftENCE PLYMOUTH DEALEil )lou step on Ute acelerator bel· · 1 a A & 8 8. r« have rour spark plup 100-KII!d Both brde J)ed· at. 1 1 aacl e l u t c h AD'fOM'A1'1C1'1:ANSMJBSJON. :! ~ : 1 t~/;: 1 AJJ. IUt~matlc transmisaions optransmiulont IP'Ite on I bydrauUe principles h 0 u J d tt e o'J d'oell the W~¥k . The tranrmischt~eked to see •ton haslb own ipetial oil which Miss Cha,mta th6t tbeJ work ftcnf1 aroUnd the surs and pmperly , and the ~o~:bole brat tnt ;:liUs" l! froM lint into second, S}~letn !lhoutd tMt (06e over. 80 on . Tlte proper lev~ of ~OO'OR OIL. Enlfine oJl should oil· me,st bi m~:intained or tht! !Je chan~d accort~ine to the In- :.~;_~~~~:~Jsdon will not work prop: .1 slr.Jcti.ms ot the Clllr manufathtl'er. WIH~IiiELD WIP£1l8. The This may vary from every 2,500 to 5.000 miles, acct~tdinl to m.ke rubber bllldes may need replac· of cllr and the type- of drlvlnJ you lhJ Jf they are worn down, and do. If you do much ltoP.and·a:o the artna should be adjuJted to drtvina. ¥OU probably 4 h 0 ~ 1 d ~~ the mod srraptn.1 power. cbail.&e it more trequenUy. Also IIEH~BtS. B • am a may the oil filter ct~rtridrie Stio\lld be· need rtldjustiPI so that yo11. get rhane:ed it the recommended In; the be.t lOila-dlstante Ji&hUng . tcn:als ro .keep your motor' oil RLJ!:C'I'tiCAL 8 Y sTEM . It clean. would be an exceHent lde11 to LUBRICATION'. YQUr car have aU wirlni examlned. 'hould be 011 a re11ullr lubri· With aU th~;se thinGs taken tation ~~~:!Jedule. A&ain, your car• of, you should be able to owner's manual list • number b,.. throuib aummt'r wlth a 'f - ~"t>ricatlon opeution9 that tloll'IUe·free car. • • • ;houla be attended to at interv&ill 1,000 miles. (,.ash ion toriter. mUst and TV ENGINE TUNE-UP. Your spark per.Kntclitp, Miss CMp• 11 an i 11 a 1lu_p may be a lltlle (atia:ued nctit•e of Detroit aud has ,ypent 1fter all that winter driving. The)' th• la:st severat yean workmg 1r;: supposed to Bre evenly so wah automob1le stlll!sl.t . des/{/•<· :hilt )OU get the rno~t perfurm· er:r and t>ngmt!t!H at LhrusJt"r l.ntc ~~l_O~)~~-c_n~mc and the . Corporatwn J 1' Martin Restaurant Where Its A Tnal To Dine Middleport, Ohio ;=============~.::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ROO!<. Mr. ari'd Mr~ Henry Btavff, MrR." · Jlarr}' Allison and Paul Allison Spf"nt Saturday neninr with Mt. and Mrs Lowt-11 RMivtt, Middle- port. ,r Edward Neutzling Last Rites Held Tues. Afternoon Mrs. Mollit' Bookman ~pt"nt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Frank Chef!Sl'brf'w . M\ddll'port . Mr .and MTs. Marion Wnod and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chri~ty wer Sunday dinnl'r guf'qts of Mr and ~1rs . Rob.-.rt Wood . ·.\~ But"'\ R1denour . Mr~ Henry 8c0\('f :ind M r~ Ctnrgf' Pylt':; spent M<HHh~y 111 l'"rkrr~bnrg Mrs, ll1thard 1-"li'k ;1nJ M• s~ J~•·ry , WrJUd S]ll'lll 1\lond<~y in Callipohs. Mr and Mr" Roy F1ek. Colum . i ])u ~. spent tht• wet·k~..:nd with Mr . and Mr!'i nnn a Fick . Mrs. Guy Summt·diL·Id and Mrs. 1 Larry Rou~h !'pent r.tu~ay in Gal- ' Jipolis. !\h'. an1l Mrs. ]t;~~ ilk, ar(' announein11: the !Jirll• o~ a daughter Nancy Jenn :~t the H <~ lzer hospital" March 2'J . .. Mt. antt Mrs. Chyton Allen and stm were Suntluy dinner gu(·~ts of Mr . 11nd Mrs Bill.v t'll'land. Mr ~ . L1•tha Kublrntz an•l Mrs. J B. Bailey r('r.ently \1~ited with Mrs.' Lelah ~!cLune, Tuppers Plains and Mrs. Ha1.el Clark. Syr:Jruse I I Shower Of Bargains Let's Go Skoting! Boys Girls' Men's and Women's CHICAGO ROLLER SKATES Complete With Shoes -All Sizes AND $14.95 ~RCHERY Mrs. Matvin McGuit"e and son were removed to their home from Meigs CcnNal hospital Wednes- • 4 Arrows 1 $17.85 SETS e 5-Ft. Bows • Armand Finger Guard oc Athens were Ea~ter guests or her parC!uts Mr and Mrs. Norman Sch- nefcr. Whether you want o snad:, o soda or o com· ple•e meal, our welcome mot ;, alway! out. Choo•• from a big selection of tasty food at lhrifty prices • • • e"107 · smc·1·•ng ttrv•ct. . J•l.'k Wl"athe-rman. .\! 111 Err 1 • Saundt>rs . Mr . and Mr~. Dt'lbt<~·~ ~m1lh, ,\tr. and Mr!!. !lowar-d Put· hns amJ dattgt.ter. Marrhn . Lt"o Colt of F.&St J...ivprpool llpenl st> vf'ra] days with his mo-- ~ - - --~-Theo {'roy. Parkershurg, ~ent .,londay wilh Gordon Ridt-nour and children. •, Mr Shade. and Mr<:. L. Wh•1tham, We.•t SJW'nt.J. Sunday with Mr and Mrs . Bul1'1 Ridt>nour and wm Ml'. and Mrs. Clarenee Okley Drop In for a • Treat ••• Aav Tl•e i''rtday lc'Vt-n•ng at th.-. R.ef'dwill~ t:hn~ri;m l'huN.'h wfi"rt' M,". and Mrs. R. K Rowan. Mr. and }l.rs. ~! ~'"J I IVCS. • Targets e Quivers ' · $4.95 to 12.50 ' CENTENNIAL STEP LADDERS $3.69 4 Ft. SPECIAL $4.39 5 Ft. SPECIAL 6 Ft. SPECIAl. $4.99 POMU()y OHIO .. ~ow Joe:J it t•un tfltjf*lti lOW:~ FUR Mr. and Mrs. John Diehl spelit Sunday evenini with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jacobs and family. Mn. James Lewis ind daughter were bro\t(ht to tb~ home of her par~n.U Mr. 1nd Mrs. Clidor.d Jacobs, lrom tiaf' Jllaion cfintc Saturday. Mrs. Sammy .t..ri-ls ind son sam. my Ray were rec~tn{ &uesta of her par~nts Mr. and Mrs. OtvUle Allen, Mrs. John Dlehl re(~elved •ord that her cousin Thomu CalHOun passed away suddei'IIY al his home in Wellsvllle, Ohio, March 26. Bur· ial in the Wellivllle cemetery. • when vou ~o/J U t~u . w~'J ? ~" SUPER KEM GLO GROUP 10 PIECE e I VANITY o I VANITY BENCH I CHEST e I BED e 2 LAMrS o 2 PILI..OWS • I SPRING • I MATTRESS OR o 8 PIECE LIVING ROOM GROUP a 2 END TABI.ES a CIIAIR SOFA • I COFFEE TABLE • I ,called lb> - amazing .!"' ,w:.,fr 9x12 DELTOX RUG 1]950 ROOMS electrolli.; inltrumenl NEW hlf:!o<"':!!l~,___ ~Mfl.Sfel Furn~tine 299 Demand lhls proteet.ion. ~e will be g1ad td demoa1trale by teatina yuur watl'!.h } IXE. PO REMAN and ABBOtT ........ ,.,;-•o•ldo~·- .. 1011 _ _e_802_a_______.._ld_d_l_epo_rt,_O_hl_•_ll_'_o_•·illll--SL_ _ _P'heli __•_·o_'.u.:v_,__MitlclJe;o'ft._ . lAili FUIIITURE Jewelry ...._Fill: ,C:o;JU '" • APPLIANCE J Tired WHEE~BARROWS $9.95 • GALVANIZED PAILS e 2 TABLE LAMPS Ume ln any one position. When you bring your an . . . . . . 6.39 gaL Oeluxe, Rubber INCLUDES YOUR CHOICE wutclt hen lo be repaired, w1;1 check it iD five t. potitlo~not by hanging 1t on a board-bul .t hrough ReiiUlllr 8 t5 gol. SPECIAL . .. GARDEN HOSE 50 foot $2.79 59c LAWN MOWERS It ~·1 iufficlenl tliat Your watch k~ep good 'PRICED i'O SILLI MEIGS MoTolt CO. -"'-BANK ·------------------...J ;. .___________...;,!'_ Phone 388-Y :....~ Wi Hove A.l-ilce Selection Of UHd Con To Choose From · ' f>eat of lbe m,:tne ill replar fiere are some chanru are if1 4u rlrht. u ttl~ IUU:Utlons bft plu~ sound ., tboulh tbq are teneral arell to millllnr 1 beat. or Jt you 6o nol cl'letk: pt 1 't.eldy ~rward pun when Vour CROSI..EY Deal•r this one over. MEIGS MOTOR CO. ell through- fo~~"l .Pf"'Petl~. _Jt the "haart· M'r. Ifill Ma J..nd.....-..· I.\'Ofl~ r.t Middlf'pPrt, \.h·o,; Jut- t:li<~ ~ uf rk'll!olbn , ~-~~- ~.-wr.rt Kurd•t·f.,. M Pt. f'leasanl, Mr anti ,\ lr·· IJan:. M't"f\.tin l.lnd ..on Ga1l or Kl'D<l w.~rf" r«ent eu<• il.~ ur ~tr and .\I rs. <:,.otse C;;~ldwt>fl Mrs. Ila Stone ~~ · Vl(·nnn . w Va , Ls hf're ht'lpini t-ake ea!Y" {,r I h("r rllth~r. William Fullon who I rPma m ~ rtu•t~ poorly \lr . .and M'Ts Car l Wa1sm1 (,r O:.)'lon spell! the wet>ltMKI hrrf' Vt.~tl1ng rt>lat iVt>s. Theft two d:Jughtt-rs who ~p£·n t tht' wtwk hl"t'e ~· •sitmg rt>turn.·d home "'-·• Jh them. At-tt>n(ling pru Jo.:US'I er st't"vit'rq ALLEN APPLIANCE VB club oodan. A good se>lid 1car. Lon11 PRiclD TO SELL.! • , lill\' '""n Or Any HOME APPLIANCE 1946 F.ord Windsor club sed. Local 6Wiled. L<Svetv 4.89up To Fit Most Cars -ALSORegulor Silver-tone Toll Pipes AT olean, just chuek full of et<SIIdtny. Olle local ownfr. . Mr and Mr~ Cl!ffonl lf'~nhower and daughter Shal'on were WC!ekend guests of her parents Mr and Mrs. ~lny Eblin and bmily and rel<~t· PRICED 1'0 Sli.LI Cranbrook 4 door. Beaullful lton'e green finiSh. over driv~. Utes I.e new, ver1 the iilld l)l~ H~t't Ht·rnard l~•llf'L.;1tln , l'ltYf'land , waM an Ovt•rt~i~ht t,llt'~l ur Mr. uml Mr~ Flo~· rl RHh•nour M_r and Mrs. /.loyd Wolf an1l fam1l y. Akron . Mr and Mrs Ct>ne ~ Van Mttt'r and thlldr~r . Colum· bus. Mr . and Mrs . Howard Wolf nnd dolUghlt>r. Pomt'rO)·. Hpent Sun· day With Mr anrt \Irs CurtiS Wolf M1.~J U•non Bt>ltmt:. C'olurnbu~ !lpt-nl the Wrof'kf.nd with Mn. f'red:J Miller . Mrs Henry Bf.a¥t>r and Mn. r;,..orgt i'ylt>s .attl'ndrd f.Mtt'r Sunri~e St!"n·it'" at Long Bottom Gordon. June and Kll'ith Ridenour ~p••nt Sunday with Mr. anti Mr~ . Thrrl ('roy. P~rk11'r~ht•r,~C. Mr. and Mr" John ltt'uler and c hjldrl'n . Akron . Wt'rt> weelu-nd gtl~~ of the 8 . K. Sm1th family . Mr. and Mrs Kay Morrill, Co,umbus, Wl'fl' ovPrnight guPsts of Mr . .and Mrs Ri('hard Fi('k . They were r('turnin~ hom@' Aflf'r a two week~ vacalion in Floricl.a Mrs. Franklin Hoffman attended the Swiieh board ror Mr!l . George Pyles, Monday Mrs l•:va Trucy and grand son Billy Davis were weekend guer~ts of tllP •.former!:! daughter Mr~. Ro. bert DJvis and family . Belvedere 4 dt. l'leasltlg ·2· tone' finish, Radio, hl!llter, )ota Of olbet tithll, Jesa th>n IO,oOO mlles, neW CAjt ~ftllee• Local Owned. This one very sbUJ;. 1953 Plymouth general rare RII'V. .Harry Bate!'! and family Saturday evening witrl Mr. and Mrs. CliHord Jacobs and fam ily. 1955 Plymouth 1951 Plymouth t':::._::::·_______..._~ yuur Own-;'11 Manual an lllwet, lfl JOU put .Jnto it. II 1011 Iitten it fu r ~~ of your ,...riCu- to Uie 101.1nd your entfllf nu.kes lar cetr. Tbb wlD li¥f you •!II Y~u drive •loftl• .vou cin till a uum ber of pohlten fiJi whel n tht !lplfJ' pJuit are PH· ~pent PiiC*D TO Sli.LI PRICED TO SEL.LI tor, · F..arl nran . llftd .\tr~ . K•·un~th Whether It Be A-- REf'RIGERATOR, T y T'OU AilE LOOKING FOR - J.o What ~ • to bt don4'! It wttll help ,.ou a 1reMt dfal 0111 ~Lnl ~lr• ·~ ::n...- Jluffnllln ,.,., L'olumbLb dllul!!l•t .. •· w..-r .. Sunday dlnrwr ~JW>.nl lt\a w.... k.. •u.l h+- r.. witl 1 i,UI' ~ H .,r .\ lr an.t Mr~ 1:1-orgP Ct ft· lhf'tr pat'•nt ~ M,. "r"J M1, 11u,, llf'LitoH llof(man Mr 011,;:d havlbJ tM antt-fMHf JOhltloh ~;:r,r ~o:~-;adJ'!'oh; 1o '1 not au out tor • H.t tGD•usf' ~ By Mrs. John Diehl Alll'ndanee at SundHy School. Apnl 1 was 124, offel'ing $27 .60. CROSLEY BARGAINS Mlligs Motor Compony ~Ji ::~n:r~o~=a~ot•!t!";n~r~~n, 1tbotoujh totn4 ::~u!1 LAUREL CLIFF MAKE YOUR CHOICE ------ ivery doy Is Borplil dey ., . day t•vening. WHY Not Dtop In At The ered m111mmo1h the wontt thing~ thatbells. coulnOne have happened to him WH~ that tape. mea1ured lWI~·{OOI tloul ot Wash· lnltoD in 1883 and If you are lookhal for mental indte•tions he h reported out. of lht> :>~print{ training eamps to M most proud these' days of I 4M-loot blast dellverl'l'l in 111n exhibition aame aa:ainMt the Cardinal•. Thb It would sel'!m, is not the mental mechanlr• of a young ret . low determined to t'hnnift his way~ -or hll battlnf( averaa:•. Maybe YOf can cott'lt• up with loi'llf'one wbo it fleetl'r or root than the Okltholu Antelope . but 1 ean''· Btlimlnt down to first. be •oe~ quleker than the rent money oA IDMI.ni 411 at Belmont Park. Thl• ·kidCtufll CIJl ~lly step it. /11M til ,.,... .101' CloN·km·L". Ml's ~[ary C · End T I R 1952 Dodge TODAY'S SPORT PARADE O.CAR ur -;;~~-~·;~;;;;~~;;;~::::::: : Mrs Mr~ 1' Three players arc in the running I for the job - Fred Hatfield an{l Harry Malmberg, \\'hO sh<~rlc'd tht' job lust year; and Buddy Hicks who r~nted to make it several tries with the world champion Brooklyn R", '-' S Jt 011 , b('~t <~ll-round ,~~hortstop in thi! POMEROY I IY ;~·ALI!Y (alley Steng .. l lo oh~en'f' th:111 mojol's; Rny Boone, the thml base. Dodger!!. Un1ft411 Jtt'Ms 1 rh Write Mantle, !( h~ ~. 0 dl'~ired, could ndJ man who d1·ovto i" 116 l'Un~ in 135 New YORK r a cool 20 pomts-a t lea~t -to hl:.~ gnmt's last HCD~Oil' and pltr-hers qutttlon In fht'" -- {he maJor batting •verpge by app\yiuw him - l1ke Billy lloert a~d Frank Lnry 411"' ll .,helbor ln2ajpor •,ngues t<>- abel( to the hu~inr~~ of !.:t-llin~.: on the l(roundwork for :J t•hampiou~ , • " .anp lttJIIe an- asfl. sl · · · h 0\tMr hit 11how, surerss spoiiC!d · up I.~ t're k 1 R 1. 1 Mlttey M1nlle . .But appart>ntly Mantle lw s hi o; rome n "•• m111d sl'l on he!ng a gn·at hom" Besil1e.~ IP\n8e hitting probiPms . tor the kid rrom Oklahoma. run hitter A~ suf'h. he ill a fn·L• at .sN·nnrl and left field, Harriil t~re ean bt~ sli~t:ht quf~tlon hut swingC!r und, ltke all ~uch, hf' 11111 , 1 was plnguerl la~t !Ieason •by the what IIUCCPSS came too l!!l!lily. rt take mon• than the DC!rt•ptcd num . l.wk or reltef pitchers. He had to Ia equa11y undebatable that hn d f go most of Ihe wav with hill slllft. •• , or o strikeouts . When that hal> ' u t eai'neJ it, to date. pens he ,,, ,, him hi 1 . !It' 11 r'l(l 11110 :J ns bcL"mm• ht> hnd little baek .of them 111 lhc bullpen But he thinks WblC!h 11 why they are saying va<'uum thlt 1958 is the year of dt!eision · he will rorrcl'l that trouble spot hy lot. the rommtrdr.l rloutf'r from "I'm through with going for i' ~al!:lng Steve Cromok off the starl· Cjjm,erce. those ~nckrr pltche•." he lnsi<Ltet! mg ro1:won. onrc the weather gets eke')' was only lQ when, Jrr this spring. J'm Roin(l Lo cut down warm, und putting him ln fhe 1 be took the &i&nntk! leap from on tho~e strikrrmt.,." I bullp~·n 11s his relief ace 1 The vt"'ter11n Ned Gnrvcr also will JoD)In 'n the C'lau C Wellttrft (,ep. IUttU the way up to the Yanbe!! . IC hfe t'arrlell _..th.rough, he'll he 1 be In the MartillJ urr~. and Bob lmlflet.lllely he Will hufled u one O tht" Jun:r ln the thick of Mllll."'r, the left • handed bonus bnby Special 4 door, 2 tone flnisb, li~ht tO!>, "'th4 ew Joe DIMa(Jio" ~h~ll batting rucf". Ir he due.tn't. ,~ another possibiHty . That leaves dark IIJ'Otn body, radio, . heilter. tinted e cratk some IROTe tremendouo,; AI Aber , a left-hand('r .:Jnd rightO.¥...shadowed ay Mays g!Bss, seat oovera. extras pJpre. 1'1tes like Before yau' take tbit n a knoe1r: home runs-and hurt hlm~r-lf and hander.s Dick Marlowe ,'[)uane new, locally owned. · let's face the fact that Maf.ttle wu th~.y~~ke.•s In the proces~. Maas, Joe Pre!!ko and Wojey the Amerlean home run champ· ~It Is why the Manth• story battling it out for the relief joblil, P~lj:ED ion in tW with 3'T fihoh out 0 rl ~"!~~a-~ be ':_old. ·rwo of the outfield pO!iltlofts are q II the park. But thi9 Is not exactly homeric. Admit, too, t"hat Witlie Maya ot the GJ1nt1 won tfle N•· tlonal IAap tltlt" whh SL Coln'l along with thou· datlstlc!l are· thl'! Mays' battln& a:'YM'liN of .348 to wtn the ~1 .. title in ]9&f and his "lowly" ~HI of 1a~t !lfi&!LOD 111lmt Mantlt''s all-time best of ,Ill 'n 1tll end .306 or lu~t ~ l'liSOn . The llliWeT, 111 admitted around Mantle'J own cl~. lt that ma~tcr Mlckt'y I!! Plon'U!! run t'1'8!Y. }l(' Is like a lot of othen, Influenced by Ralph Klntr'H remark that "homP run ldtters ride In Cadlt1ac1 and hla:h 1Vf'1'11fl hltten ride In Fordi." Tap..Measund Clout To be surt>. Mantlt hiJ deliv- : M•{'ullougl• f.Jr, Httt! • li~·k. Mrs I \\'ilh .. rn Gruho:r. Mr ~ Franrej; mu... I ek nt•r, Mr~ . Om·nthy Gtoet·kner ru Anne Rus.~•·ll . Mn \'irgll' RIIJC·h;·l M• s~ l..<>na Cu~h . Mrs r.rnv.•r F.rb. '[ vid' dobd'wlft. I •n 11nluu~ntl Mr~ Kenn~H; I" .- . -· _ I IF IT IS fi' t... CllaJ- . A ctr, lib Itt drlvw, tan bentftt hom a 1 St!t with Knline in riilhl and B a speed merchant, trl · center. Charlie Maxwell, thf'l Red Sox. castoff, has looked good this spring nnd i~t the leading" t'andldete for thl' left field job. Al~o in the running arf' Jim Oelsing and Chuck Kin&. h I 1 SPECI L Torgeton Alt s.t All tl1e infield is sft E'Xt·ept !or st>Cond base. 1t will be Earl Torgc. son, who rau!lht fire w!len the Ti· ger~ obtoinetl him from the Phillies last ~cason. at first; Kuenn at short and "Boon(! at third . 'l'hat ltlr! -.1 up to both hitting and fil'ldin~t, htll ll'aves one big void - second bn~" . Br • .., I 'I' ~ll Y'N HICKLIS Methudiwl Sunda)' Sc-hool atIPnOtnee WQ!I 41 , u:ft'TLn• $1 J ee. Gut'"Rh of Mr ;;w l 1\.f r:-~ J' K Rvwen wt'rt· Mr and Mn l ' ho.~rlt-ll Ri11'111\f of S.ilvf'r f\rd~r and Mr and ,.tr~ RDII ~ Cldund uf l'hrt-.1t•r CLARICI ALLIN MrM l..o.:l\u• Mt>redlth, Coluont>u, 'Wi18 il Wt't'kt>lld gul'lil of Mr uftc! Mr~ I' F Kohlt-ntl. Mr ~nd Mr ~> llr-nry F.il'hin"er .1nd ~on~ r.,·ovP port. !!.pPnt thf' wrt-kt·Jut .,.,,n, .'ltr ~ Mahfl Van ..lf't· Now Ia Time tifGim Ynur Car Good Check·up 1 Mr~ r. CHESt£R 11'0MiJ!f 4ND tllp'.J.S _ Mary Ellrn Mr~ J oh n Mill'l• Mr ~ F H Ftl!"t>lllan . \lr~ l.f' n<~ \l,:1.1ls Mr~ J, ~~f>Jlh Rouh. M 1~ F I( Full j 1od and Mr, l< .. uw Nw 1i SPndiulf gift~ bul uuablt" to ~1 tl'nrf wPrl' Mrs Ronu ld Smith Mr , V 1\ . Radttlt-Y . Mr~ l'urll"' Jiou:,h Mury odq11ndCH ll.hv .KlDMr" J'.urhtt . Mr~ f.liehat •l ll at:ki1'H. Mrs Mary Korn, Miss Helena Clifford Mrs. Leroy Wat!'on. Mrs AllJeri Ca_m~s ~erf' rt_nyt•d dt•ring tht> Mr-es. Mr~ . 'l'heo Smith and Joy anll evemng With pnzr·s <~warded lo Susan Mrs l'(•a.r\ Ash Mr · J fi 1 Mrs. John Handley . Mrs Mary S('h- 1 WN·d.' ' ~ • • afer, . Mrs, James Dunahul' , Mi ~~ Mrs . Willard Ebers bach, Mr ~. ~tla Hennessy. Mis~ Eli1.8bt'th Con- P:nLiine Angt'lt•1ti, Mrs . William de, Mrs. Andrew Zwtlhn ~. Mio.;~ Holt. M1•s G1lbrrt freeman. Mr Betty Demoskey, Mr~ . GP~r~-:e Hor- a!H'. Mrs Hrnry Wippel. Mr. anti Wells, Mrs. Eugene Condl' and Mr~. Mrs .•lust'\Jh Wippl'i . Mrs Edwin ."lk: ~~- Walter ll:•mm , Mrs 1\.itte W•·hrung :.~nd Mr• . Frank Bron1ir·n · SbJrtey rru~ton. ' I burg ~ I ' ------~ ~: Atfer t.he llonor~d glll'SI as."i~tt•d 1 £MERGENCY RUN . f .Mr. Wippel opf'"nll h('r manv · • l9vely lift!! refreshment~ nf wtHti• Middleport EmNgt•ncy sqwhi ~II: ~.akt'l'l teed in green Hnd yl'l- an~w .. red a call to the home of ~I!~~ tee cream centert>d vdb. John Bowman . Gran·! llill at 6 p-Un "1\lrllbFel\a•, eofft'c alnd :nlnl: A. ~1. Fnday mot·nin!!: Bowman Wtte atof\red l)y th h t ~ reci."'JYed tret~trnent for an as siSted b•, Mr• . E~11 g('01.' ' (~sonedses. ast thmalie cundJiion. e, nh·s. -· ~__ ~--Christin(! O'J?onnl'il, "Mrs. Margaret~ ··--~-Guns, M"' Alb•rt Smilh a.d Mi<·! l ses Catberirle and Agnrs r:rueser. ; • Gf S •• 1, Un ' Attending Werl!l those named \ I a.b<lve and · Misses Ann and Kale Ebersbach. Mrs. Arnold Hayes. Mrs Lee Rudisill, Mrs. George Hackett and YvoJ\ne, Mrs. Sanford Gheen Misses lielei'J :lnd Ma~l Waddell Mrs. Clyde .font'~. MN 1.. Rou~ h: Mrs. Troy Ohlinger, Sr., Mi ~ses Bert~a and ~lizabelh t'ondf'. Miss Jetune Sue E•selstPitJ, Mi ::~sl'~ Mar- . glt~ · An'd Catlltrine Cans. Mrs. Mary Wippel, Mrs .John Goetl, Sr., Mrs. Marlon JfiJWk, Mrs. F.llen Cqurk, f.tiss-,Kat1e Guth . Mrs Da· the-;4th" Tuttle, •• ,!!!s•Mary Jl':hzahl>tn Nl'uhllns w l : . marrlaae to Pu trit·k. 1/. WqJ· ~ ill bft tin t>Vt'Ht of Satunluy, prU 'J. was I::Uf'St of ho•tor ~;~t u ~ll . lllhQWE'r, Wt'dnesduy I'VI'IIInlt "'E - t_M " SarrPd fll'a rt auditorium. l , t.S . Ray (1197R. Mrt: .laht>t rn and Mr~ Murk r.n~<-."·1· :'". e&ll. f'l .OII~~Nt"E . S C UP - The llt>r7.oi mo\'ed thl' Srnator~ ( ""·u•n:Jtl Rt'dlt>g.~ . ahrad of Wash ·• a :10 li"ad in fhto !liXth w~!(ln 3 l in their spri ng st:'dt-s, a1 ,. winning g.:Jmt'o,; on thf'IT op· Kluuewlkl Sintl" pr• n•· nts mistake~ . Ted Klu8'l~W ski sintJed in tbt>' Tht' Rl'dlegs havt' won 14 &\11 of seventh aftd BGfl Thurman hit a 26 o•:.:Jubitit;,i~ gam~!-i th is sprint -and pinch homer to gt'"l Clnclntlati's or rr· third or their 124 runs have first two runs. rn t"he eighth Gus \w('n ptll on base hy walk~ or hi! I Bell 5i ngled to reach third on a t v.·ild throw past second .by Aber1 ll:ll~mP.n f"wMnn:lfl pitchrrs. on the othu oathy, and then talliedJlle rti:rl te h:wd. have been much less gencr· make. it ~-3 on Ray abl6fl.s'ky's om than the oppl'~ilion In ll"ttlng sacn het' fly. b<~hmt'n rl1'ach first base. In tl\1' ~\rttb; J"otlnnt temple rn 'l'hursday'!f 4-3 df'dsion over s.inCied Wlt.h one ou( (o score ftoy th•· Senators at Fort GGi'don, Ga., McMillan from secOnd, McMillan. it wa~ a wild throw past second' waa on bal>t' by rot'ans oC his' third hy W3~hington f'tch<er Ted Aber- wolk. nalhy that helpe-d ihf Rl!ld'l to carne J.asl s~a!JOft by tfti:s titl\e, the from btohlnd and win. Redtegs had Won orily ~lgh'l. games lost 17 And tied two. Aftd their In the first inninis, Dick 1'e(tt-1· reeord agJinst "ashillgton at tbe bat'h doubled and Roy Sievers time was only tWo wins. 10 losses ~· nglPd ror Washint:ton's First run. Then a walk lo Herb Plews, a and one til!'. 1'oday the Red\egs try fOr" tt\eir f oreeout :md a homer by Whitfy fourth win against the Senator~> here. ThP Tigers .re set in the catch· The liiJ8SI.'ore: ing department wltl. Frtftk House Wa5hington A t()()-(10'2.000 3-7-1 thP No. I man aPd Red Wilson be- Cincinnati N' OO<l-000-211 4-9-0 hind him. 1$JIOdowski, Ab6n11fhy 8 aftd 1t all adds up to quitP a ball Cerberet. Klippst"ein. ~anOebury rlub - if Ffarrfs gets that "bat" at 6 and Burg11ss. HR • Henog Wash. sN'o nd bas~ and lt>ft rifld. Thurman Cin. . Baseball I Training Camps Sacred Heart Church Scene 01 Bridal Shower Vfednesday For Mary Neutzling :\',.The 1 Ind'Jan Pitthers Sh s 1 h • ow treJJJe 1 I Stopping Ciants IIOliSTON , Tex UP Redlegs tontinne W'inning Streak ·· In Exhibition Games In The South I :"1 .. • ·• I • FAC£0 T/16' 1 2• 2 It Pttmeroy .. Gallipolis . 3 'I 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 "!'\• 'l'lw Btu' · lh·v il-; hncl ··("1.-d fll":r .n !lor• ·;(·rond Inning wh.t·t• ~1·. M~hon walkt>d, ami artr-r fb: d way Pl1Ppf'd up, movtd lo 111 rd 011. lla miltol'!'i douhlr ill' I (JH·d a~ MOWf"'"Y hobb{l'-tl \\ , 1\•·an· , 'Friday, April 6, 1956 3el'ltlr1el, Pomeroy•Middlepdrt, Ohio ••~~' ,.,..,._.. cw. • II A ND-GASOLINE-ELEC1'RIC Famous Brands Such As lllfi'FY-SUNBEAM-MO.JET and MAUMEF~rUNTON RRIGGS~S111ATTON MOTORS $16.95 up H & R FIRESTONE �WANT ADS I LEGAL NOTICI ( i4l For Rent CO RN :tA.:sslfled AdJ 1xeJvw :.:y !u .1o For rent - 3U A CRES W. will be publubt'O fih' -..:11 .1 I GRO UND a! S.dcm Ce n te r far m Call 6025· Y or wnh· W t' ll aw ~.,a! ~v¥lry , 160 N. ol.tl1 S t , fthtld lf'pu11 tbitea: 2 c~:ots per woro. ora 1.11· Ohio . ____4 4-ti tt· liet"tion. M.in1m ·Jm ,·h~trJ;: e- ~Jc.- SIX ROOM COTTA C;l':. mo de r n 4 cents per word for lhrc~ COD bath . Inquire at Uhw Bol d ~eeut.ive i.mlertioo.a. 4-4-3tc j,peclal-Une month fur 2f! centl 1 - - --- per word. ~' EW IIO~tE , rour roum.':i and ll <~ !h hardwood floor Youn ,l! 'lt uwn ruu ra'.e or l ce nts pe:- word will 1 kJtehen Re& ul ~tol e Plwn ! be char&ed for a.dvcrt1s1ng Lf not I 6264·Y. 4 6 3k paJU t~..or beJou: the L.O.tb oJ each 1 - - - - - - - -Donlb foUn w1Ui tnJerlwn. , 3 ROOM FCRf'."ISilJ::U AI' ART- I I I I 1 Florida ; nue, St. • 0 1:-:N:-./IS BYRNE, -tel~ bod Ave~ St Peter~bu1 g. Ylorido.; VIRGINLA 1 ALTMAN , 1701 East Seventh Avenur-. Pa r k e n ;burg, Wt!sl V1rginia , BEYrY WElGAL, Rural Route No Beautiful l , Waverly, West Virginia: WAID ARNOLD , W a r ' a w. lnd1ana, HELEN SOMMERVILLE, Poont Plea:::.ant, West Virx1nia; DR !::DNA t;£T'l1...ES, Po1nt Pleasant. West Virginia; ZELDA HEALEY . r_ Albuquerque, NewMe.xico; EDITH !fiT n SLOAN, Rural Route, Winchest er, Indiana, ELMA POSSE, Rurzl Ja--kson . Ohio R '" ou t e, w·me h ~ t er, 1n d" 1ana: L •· u· CILE COATES, Rural Route, Wm ----che:;ter, indiana; RUTH WRIGHT-. Richmond, Indiana; RAY TRACY. ------ - ------..--...:T::.h.::e Dblly Sentri"Hil, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio • ly HIIIW< 0. IIIID(IUI, U .. WHIL..I tbe ueruclat.lnl pa.ln tb&D atandJ.Ac. AM whiD tbeJ ot actat1ce trequeoUy bedm tal· lrile trom a chalt, t.he7 pl&ce one JOW1nr an attempt to lltt a bea,.,. band 1D tbt mWl ot their N.e.t.. obJect, you may ret an &ttaci: li'CI matter bow ad the p&1D a.,. Jl.mply Dy dr l vtng your e&r. four doctor .-w be &bU. to btlp Sciatica won 't ldll you rt won't 7011.. 1.a dUem• eue:., •uriM'J' enn malt 1ou 11'-!Bl: But th• m&J bt Ute but curt. 1D Ol.bera. .evere paln catUed by the &I..IJh\.- a ttw .tltnple proce4uru probablr ea1. movement ot a lei .rna7 thor- ..W halp_ ou&:hly dJaable you. Sleep oa a cott.oJI matt.re• !ald. Expoood to lDlW"J' l')'!l. ~ It"'~ Ia tum Phon".. 22 T&f ONEil I Bv AL C4PI FRANKLY, THEIR SENSE OF HUJ\.:o:t .E.SCA.PES ME: .':'- ( AREI'fT '>'OU ASHA>4ED OF 'l()uRSELF ? - BAKER I or prolonred ttandina: tn poor bath or ~'br:nDJ. A .tul'b .•.: polture maJlnd uce scla\lc& z.ea mJJt cUet w'tb ~~~~ eGthd.thina 7our auto tor lona pcrl· pl.n: proo,.I)Jt ~ ~ , , , •. • od.o may be enough to atan lhfl In addition _!'> P, dlu.bllnl aUmen\. dtuga, 10\lf i ..iPJdl •~~- P-'ouuneDd •P · · lit..:. • 01.~ wu. arta W,ttJ;J. r:~ .. , . ·~ 'jjjfi·i A WELL- PAID ROOMS OF "' Hew Furniture ~ -·- - ---- The &Clatt: nervt the l.oDrdi r~ oil · · 11 10 JOur bod.r, Ll mr;~;e expoud. J.O iood adY!u n111 JOur back· . nte~l U'ld externa.l ln}urJ ~ ache .. oaJJ a m..l:Q.br OBI. .n.ftari:lm&tlon' than any oUlet. YOu eD abo al)plf ~· tleat lou may lnjure 1L Jwt by walk.J.n& onr Ule e~e ~ of, ~ or dc1J.ni a bicycle . oene bp . , • e~ btid.. 81tUn& on the edfe ot a ch&ir beat lamp, ~ wit\er ~~~Jib :-=---------==="" Ml!:NT wLth pnvatc I.J<~ih On r 1·~ Vogue ShM St art· l' hunc 4 6-~1. ~ 4 6-Jtc LEGAL NOTICE , Several <' h. OH.'e apartmcnt..s m Mid Se;ol !fl bu h w1ll h(• r~·cc1v-:d by I d leport ; two ln N('W Haven. llw Vdl.,gc l"lt-r k o f tiH" Village Trailer space . Inqui re 644 Bmarl of p 1111 wr~>:. u ntil 12 u doek 11 0011 3-2l ·tf on 1\tlr d Jti !95ti. on any o f t he way, Middll'port. 1l8 "Maxwell Street, Charleston, I West Virginia; JESSIE HOLMES , I Chicago, UILnoLS ; MAYTE MAT -.~o. vt l'hllfi.kl, anQ :;pt>cla.l Nu THEWS, Parkersburg, West Vn gania; MILDRED HUFI'' MAN, 301 bees oJ Ever1U prlDied at regu _ __ _ _ - - ' foil" '-' Ill~ \H opu., a h East Elm Street, Monroe. Michilar classlf1e11 rav•s. ObJtuane• 'l F1ve r oom mod<!ra APART· I pu r eha ~ e Uv the Vli aan, 'MERLE SPOONER. 128 Y.: For t hr1 published at 1 cent per word. MENTS, with laundry and gar- l.11.;t o! I' IJUH ·r< l} of il new 1956 L avm · d cr Sl ree1, Monroc, M"JCh J" 1- 14 -tf t nu 1 _ 1101 , 1 . 11vc pass-cnJ!:er hlaek ga n ; J . C. OCARSON) H OOD, 347 naraed ACW reeelved by m&ll or age A. N. Bcn)"Zcl. MARRIAGE LICENSES teJephont: IIVtD t&f&fiU art.wt- 'vor rent-.=e:-;:t~-lon La1ders, _,1, 1 !, 111. '">:··'i 11 ·r w1th I he follow - South Fourth Street. Sa,11inaw, Patrick Wippt"J , 24, Pom r roy Oon. _ _ _ _ _ I Sc:aUold Boards, Drop Cloths. 111 g ,joldt· d t'4U ipmen t fivr- black Michigan ; BERNARD ARNOLD , Star Route . U. S. Army and Mary Cllnloo Fisher, Middleport. t,n ' '· h! ':.t\"Y dut}· batten. fuam whose Jast known address is un Neutzlmg, 18. Pomeroy. student 1,' ~ohces Phone 626~X... lll·tf 1 ublu-r· !r!!nl :;,·at, h~•· .~ rJut~· rear known; WILLIAM ARNOLD, JR ., ll'llfSC. ~--sp1m.;s. rJJl"ret1o nal s1~nals. heal whose last known address ls ColPaul L. Johnso•, 21, Fort IF YOU WANT TO lillY A GOOD 1 For rent--Electric: wallpaper cr Jml d efroster. hock UJJ !Jghts, umbus, Ohio; Blanche Wagne r. Crowder, Mo., U. S. Arm.v and Jt·t·p STATION WAGON 19481 steamer. Clintr;n Fislwc, Mid- twu ~ potltgh t;; l'nlice idt•nlifit·a- whose last known address was Co l Lynda Lou Heldrich, 17, Middle:-.l odd tn exct'lh•nt IUllmng condleport Pb. 6:l65-X.. 11 -l -H ttun~ to he paml<'d on cal' accord - umbus, Ohio; AJI the unknown port, st ud~nt. d rt lo n with good tu·c:; all"round 1 -------~ -~----now o n ftle I he1rs, dev isees, legatees, exei:u- . 1 ng 1 11 ~P('( 1 r 11 , 1 tw ns tur n s L.!!nals. on II URRY ON ll-; 1 ~ie:o 'V'Ianted 111 th•· Cll'rk '~ Office . Pomeroy, lors , administrators, and assign s 1 TillS uNr: l'illST $295 TA KI'-:5 1 Uhw. ~: <H: I\ (; 11iri 1r ~ h ou ld hid on of MAGG[E CARSON, decea:se d , , IT Phon r 6396 :0.11ddlepurt. e\' C ' • h nl h a JtaLHia rd anrl aulom<.~ILc All th.e unknown heirs, devisee~ , lega lee!i, t>Xecutors, administra 4 _5_6t p WANTED- f. 1rl for h u u ~e w11r k lransm i~ · II IIL . ~~ x and eight t'}" ._m~~~s_ ____ - ,_ , ------ I l. 1ve 111 . 1' . M. l" 0 1t rkn. Lo ng ltlHirr m--~~~r :111 d •\lanrlard and all to rs, and a~Ssigns of MJLTON AH · ."''[ Bottum . 4: 4<{! P ]t•:t\hl"r u p lii>l.,l t· r~". NOLD. deceased,· All the unknown '"" OU R t.:Ll:..CTRUNIC ~~CRt.. IN LONDON, Hilda Reid (lerp and Mrs. J oyce Dunsheath try l'ARY TAKE YOUR WANT EAHN l'A.'::ill I{[( ;JIT l ~ l'OPR heir~;, devisee~;, legatees, exccu out the nwuntllln clHnblng suite they will wear wttil an all-womun ADS AT VOUB CONVEt-; JEN C~~ 2 1'111 !I ll' ·' 'de lly th r VJ!lagl.' l ors, administrators and assi.ltll.5 of OWN JJ OI\.1~: l•) dt~pl<lymg ;md expedtilim to aca.le 11 number of unnamed Hlmalayan peaks in the 1..'\ T ill!: !';VF..."llN(.;S. CALL 397 ni l'onn t·ur 1\S 1954 fuur-door WILLIA.\1 L. ARNOLD, DECEA$tlem•mslrHting llw III" W 11:;h-Hul . d 20,000·foot class, The sull.a are reversible, o! nylon furleen inside - --~-- - -- - -· - · Ch•·\-rol t•! M' rhm wLthoul Lis ra 10 ED; All the unknown heirs, deSERVICE Ga..ll to NEI"l"Jll \\o"n\(• Box t168-S, ·~ l"tJIII)lmrnl, 'i tJI•tlig"h~, fu·e cxt1n- vtsec.~. lcgatocs, cxecu.lora, ada.nd nylon cotton outside. U"tematio?WJ I LNL-U:•1'E TAX . 1. dd.J Thl' Dail y i"i•· nllrl t~ l 4-4lc ;..:u 1,h r r aud rJ;~:;Iung ~ mgal.s . Th e I, uumstrators and a.s.':iign.s o! JAM · •• I epo: 111. 6:l75 _____ Z3-tl ' YOU KNOW? Rc!lponsi!Jic nw11 tol tkmonslrah' htdd i r 111~y t'I•Uwr st.1H' what he ES BYRNE, deceased ; will tak e PUBLIC SALE MEETING POSTPONED U<OkPr"s will gtve )'IJU the tJ(:st our p roduct tlu- u appol!ltnw nl s. w1ll g1vl· 111 ca .~h f,lr the ~a 1d Hl54 nolice that Louis B. Vaughan, AdTh~ mcdmg of the RJvcr\-leW 1 ThC un'Aersigned will offer for 11 ~ u . . un rurnLl ure or applwn- : $150 .00 avcra g~,: W<'l'k ly. Wr'ltc Chev1 olct sedan or what ·a mount ministrator of the Estate of LuSaddle Club se hed ul('d ffll' Tues r r,. 4 6-lf box 668-T, % Th e Dal ly Senll lll'\. he wi ll ;dlmv as <L trade in for c1nda Arnold, deceased, filed his sale a ~ public auctlon, at the late day, April 10. will be h,..lJ m4·4-4lc t ho• nr w ~ulu:e c:rui;;c: d~scribed petition on March 21, 1~. in the residence of Marion S. Radford, stead on Mon dfly, April 9. accord· in Pom oroy, Meigs ; 1hn v ~· Probate Court of Meigs County, deceased, 0 0 · 1"\UIU .:lt!'l VILt:l:! ing to Ru s..sr.lJ Ca pehart, prl'sidt•nt. Ohio. Ca se Numbei· 17,11ti alleg- t: uunt y, Ohw, on Saturday the The ml' rtin g will be held at t he 2 door, 35,000 actuai miles. Local Car. u\fi:iNG SONS CO. - 24 E;1rh bidder ma y b 1d for eit her ing th11.t the personal cstal& of 21sl. day of April , 19:wi, .the Per • Ohhng.'r Stobie.~ near New Haven. Day t •t · the puf(;ha;;e of 1954 Chevrolet said decedfnt is insuCficicnt to son~! Property of sai d drtcascd, hour Wrt'ckcr Service. or unt 1es d r th 1 t '' v ·t Phone 6227. Night Phone 60:39- 1 sc an or or e ~a e o 1e I - pay her debts and that sa id l. u· consl51ing in p11rl of: BIRTH ANNOUNCED x. DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEAL-I ___._.__ lag1· , uf Pomeroy of new 1whce cin da Arnold is seized in fee sun- 1 drum table stand; 4 door, deluxe, 98, Hydramatic, radio, heater !\1r and Mrs Roy E Miller of t;HS. 3-6-U EXCELLF.NT 11\o t u:-.n: .~rllm;..:. nuLst'r deS"t"ribcd above, or hot h. plc of the following d~.sr ri1Ja4 Cornt•r cupboard: seat covers. 1 Ch ester a r c announcm..: the hirth - - - - · - ------ -3011 ('arh: tlt'W 11 ' 11'11 , 11111 Ndor Eaeh lm1 mul'll eunt.1in tht• full real estale . OHoman Chai!; of a dllughter, Nancy Jean. March Cvmpklc WHEEL ,\LlGNMENT, 1 ~cncn t) 111 t prr>d 111 • · ~ eoltlr tel!'- n11 m c or every per:;on or company Gatclag tabk : 27 ~ ~ Holzer Ho.sp1 tal. ' bz.:..nc1n~ anrl brnke ~NvLce.l VIWI!L lleta·tl ' 1{ 1" 1-:ll l d. lOti l. <1n m llrcs!cd in lhr ~.Jmc , and tlw S1tuate In the Co unl:o,• or Me1~s. Rugs and pads; -' ltark t't l" s Safety S('rvicc, West ca.~tn Sl, i\IIJ ,1nJ , Ill. ~ - y b1 d musl be ;I Cl'(llliPani .·ll hy R Stale of OhiO , and Ln the :rown · Duncan-Fife ll;wl'uporl ; a:·c Mrs . Waller 4. door, heater, seat covers new pai"nt job. 1 J\<l ~ 1 n !;trl'et. l'omeruy, Ohw 1 4 ti-ltc: chr :ck nr h 111Ht 1n th. t• wm of 'i ~IP of Sahsbury, . and bemg 111 C()(f ee Table ; B. M1ller, Pom.::ro.v, 0 . and Mr l'hon c 2tl7 5.5-H - -- -~- - !I;JOOOU to the ,,ttl~fa elLOn of th e i'r ac tLon No 6 , ScciHm No 15, and Mrs. (~u:y W. Lt•t', Pomeroy, Lamps; ~-(201 Business ~ennces I VilLI).((' ( nunt'll .1~ a J:ll.U.mty I Town No 2, <md Range No. 13 of Stud 10 C'oul"h, R n. 1 th<~t 1f tht• lml'' :lC'ccptr d a eun- l' thr Ohio Company's Pu rchase, uno Du nc ;tn -Firc slra1ght rha~r; 4 door, radio, he·a ter, llydramatic, "88". - --- - - -·-J Oil t\ HA :'IIIlL~Y. Auetwnen.l lr <l("l ~~rill lie enl l'L"t'd into and ib murc partJculady bounJcd <1nd Mah ogany drop leaf din ing CHESTNUT NT "EE USI f' h nne fl40-X :t-2B·H Ill' I f• lrtll lll l<'!' ,,,·oJWI ly J;<'l"Ur cd d t'~LTLbl'd as follows·, to wil: ' room t<~h\r an d 4 chair ~. "' • . j f oR rARM RQUIP 1M.~:: BY ALTA CONE I --=~-~----=---- Tho· w rhPrk~ or hn nrh will lw rP lkg\nnlllg 15',-i! rods Wl'.st from - ~ We •handlo rakl>s, p 1 aDtccs. trac- , Dra prs, Berl room :; ~11\e. ~fr a nti. Mrs llarrv P{'l\il WC I"l' · tors, dl;(w..and a\1 O hv« &. }o'~r- HAfJIU & T~L~:VISlUN SI-:HllCE tunwd ;1( llll!"l' lu ;til ;:•xel'flt !hi' the Northe<l~t c orne r ul s <.~id Frae· Metal l"ab inr·l, 4 door, radio, he&~ter , ooal covers. shopping Ill Athens , Fritla y merehnrulisc . Fultnn· Ph one 1UO. Clt•land Appl1ance I ~ un·.-~~ flll tw ld,,t·. IlL.~ check u r tio11 No 6: th;:•n('c \Vest on the Guson Elt·et<olux ~wrepcr; Fdd• ic Jordon and family of Col · Thompson Traclor Slilt>s, l'IJmeSluff', 118 W. J\1:un St., PomeJ"Oy 1 hund wil l lw lw ld un li l th e rnn - Nort h line o( ~a id fraction 26 rod~ . S m! Cils~· . umbus were weekend gues t ~ of her ruy, Ohio. 3·22·23·tf tran ()I" i11d ,, prorwrl .v cxcc:u l C'd lo a blat•k wa lnut 6 mchcs in d la Elcdric Rnaslt'r and sta nd : parenls, L. D. ColtriU and wift>. - - ~-~----------hyhim m~Lc r; thcnce with the Rolland Ma~Lc ('hef StOVCY, .. : · 4 liJor, ~' he"ater. "" "' GRAVELY GARDEN TRACTORS For n•Jiable 1adl0 and 1'\t repa:ir, and L'h('s lcr Ru:u1 2tW~ rod s tu a ln\ of K1tchcn •\.oo'~ ·a"MI ul ~ns1b , Wondrow Rowen h11~ empl<)YR. A. FINLAW ca ll tl046--J. We Jcrvicc .all 'l'h1 ' 1n~lil 1 ~ tt· ~ cn c d to rd cct ~ l<~kr on :-aJ d l'n<ld ~~ the SoulhF:lcctril· Fan; mcnt at Bakl'L' Wood:; Co. o( Mc512 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY mak etl. Sdnnolls Appliance, <llty .wd .111 htd~. wr~1 eomer of a lot hcn•tofore t:lcctnr Iron , Arthur. PHONE 104.X Middleport, Ohio. 9·27-tf drPdPd t•1 Jonathan Carson hy th e S~·r\'l'l Refrigrra1 or: ------- - - · ·----~--- -Clurli•.-, W L<';;ar, .-;aid f>:rlwarrl fosl£'1', rlf'C' {'a~r d; 2 door, heater, new pa'int job. .Juhn Paul llcn sl<'r i~ "Pending !·.,'.'.;';;;';;;...;___,_....;;;;..;;;....;;;;.;.;....~I QUICK S£llVlCE on W.11tch He\ ' 1·11··"" ,.,, o·k 11:;~ •~oe k ; u,.... th••nce Nurlh t1 rmb and 19 liuks n 10 day furlough ~~rilh hi·, molhl'l" palflng by Factory Trained ol ti, n. 21 r f b B(lokc.a~. walchmaker. COLLINS ,JEWF.· ---·~ - - -In lhf' placr o t'ginning, con~hs Grace Hensler. Hall tret•: 1-3-tf t;liniu g 8'7 1160 of an acre, 1110rc l.EW-i, P omeroy. Sunday visitors of Mt· and Stt~nd:.: 4 door, Flcetli ne , bl.a<:k, heater. or lr:; ..,, Vance Wilhur and R1ta W(' l"e . :\11p or: fOHE~1AN & ABBOTI T.V. ~EH­ n nd Mr~ Gu y Wilhur , Paul Consis ting o( a house and lot. T'osl Hol e D 1gg:,•t; vic.:~-; :\II makes Repaired hy Ex and b,•mg the same properly Dak of W ellston . Kcnn(' y ~:~~~·~~I Glider: perl Tcchnlcums. Pbune 62Eit Y ll a nci cn and Mr and Mrs . I POWt;R MOWERS decdud to Willi11m L. Arnold, dc25 fellll Lawn hose.; 4 door , heater and radio. M.lddlcp\)r~. 6-15-U Conr of Athens ccasrd . by th.o heirs of Edward B1rd Bath ~ : J anet Grimm is ruov<'ri ng HOU ~ ~~!) BUILT, rooi.~ ~ hm gJ .-~d . t'o Ntr .-. rkc('ascd, March 24. 1870. lbnd Lawmnowcr; hl'r home afte r a .appcndi<'ttus a~hl'~;lo~ ~ hlngl cs , r cpuir~. clr 'l'he prayer of said oeUtion is 11oning Bo11rd; rr ation at Sheltering Arms { nttk 1•d . $3 011 harn•!l. J'lumc for the ;;ale o( the above describLo~ of Brie a-Bra e: GARIIEN TRACTORS 4 door, heater, gpod painl tal. Athens 205. Vlrg LI Tcarmd, Syra<Mt:;c. ed rf'al estate accord in.st to the 12 gauge Y.'Jnelwlltc r pump gun; Mr~ . Garnet Moore and son 4401Jl slalutrs in s uch cases made and. llDd olher .art.tcl~ of personal ----~ -~--provided. property too numcrou"' to men- ha,·c moved from Rutland to home of Mr. and Mrs . T<lylor \ .LO t:S I Pem... oy Thl'l above named defendants tion . of roinl Rock. will take furthr.r notice th.at they Sale to commence at 8&. SURI - INSURE Otne W<ls in 1\.lhert ha,·c been made pari i('.s defend· 1:00 o'clock P. M. Cloth , Nylon, 1-'lhi•r Glas~ Awnw~th on bmincsts , Friday . ant tn said pl'tition and lhf'ly are Terms: Cash in hand on day ings; V1•n et lnn Bl i nd!!, al•l tiLZcll, Da,b-Wilrnr-r Insurance S1·rvicc Johnny Fitzpatrick came required to answer the SAme O!! of ~a le . color!': JmportM Hamboo Drap. 101 W. Serond St. \'\tednes day from Ohio Uoi""siol.y, or before the 26th day of May. Fred W. C..-ow, e.'l, ShiHh.:s: Stark Bro.'!. Nurt:iery Pomeroy, Ohio Ath.cns Lo s pend Ea~tcr Vacalion 1951:1. F.xccutor or th.e Estate of and OrdHI.N"l ('u , Fruit Trct> ~, D11k c Warner, A~:cnt with his pn r~ nt.s, Mr .and Mrs 1 '-~=-=-~-,.,...,.,....,,,...,.,...,..,.,===· Marion S. Radford, Decea:scd Luu i.:. B. Vaughan . Shrubbery. H.tl5l'~. 8e.1Ty Plaah. l 'hune 33(1 - X Thoma~ fitzp<ttrick , Fret! Cbtlmll't£'!1 Dalo W l pple Complete line of lnsur<t ncc ! hrlm in"l"'"' or the Es- John Handlfy, Auctioneer Ra ymond Wells purchased Not responsible for acdden·t s Supply, 2 1~ U1Lion Ave., PomeAuto. Fir(' , Gf'nernl Liability tate of Lucinda Arnold, Chc \ rolet car last week . Apnl 6, 13, 20 3k 7 room hou~c with gl us~ cudiJ •.,Cd roy, Oh1o. 3 -12-2~tc J-14-30tc deceased, PLAlNTIFF. brf'llkl>~sl nuuk -3 bedrooms, O"RJUf,N AND O'BRIEN. ' I'EK!NG~:SE PlJl'l'il"::-i for sak CO!\.fPLETK lnauran~e Protcctl~o. rul\ b <~l h · up~ !air~; bn'akfasl AttorQ&Y S for Pla101iff. NOTICE OF APpOINTMENT ~~r ~ . Wnnd row Ca\1. 732 SynI.!le, Auto, Fire, Polio. Call Don nook, kltrhl'll, dining room, (3! 23, 30: (41 6, 13 , 20, 27; Admlnistntor lllorl' Sl. , :O.IIddh'purt, Uhio. Mills, Middleport, Ohio. .s 11tin1J :n1d IL~· m g room nown - (51 4-7tc l•tet, of Carrl• Hunt, D.c:a11•d 4 2-6tp s l<ILL"s; rw.· k bast•nwnt with au Not-it'e iB hereby g1ven that J. 1omal it· ga .~ hoi wa(( 'l" 1> .1 .~ lem FOlD USED TRACTORS B. o ·Brien who~e. Post Office AU NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT lw<~tLnk Lilli\ Heccutl y P<LIIltell S1•veral m odi'\ ,~ >I'I" Y ).(m11i lih,q)l' RODNEY DOWNING dreM ts 100'11 Court Street, Porn· AdmlnistriiCH' imtdt•, '.-2 h <~ Lh downsl<llr};. all rcconrtltJOih'd . Brown'." 1'.- ,,~·­ l'roy, Oh.Jo, has bcfn duly appointEstet. of D•nlal M. Warntl' W all to wnll cn rpotmg. ;;torm tor Sale,... Phnnt· l /10- X. Pnuwed .liS Admin\.>ltrator or the Estate AGF.NC~' o.ce...d INSURANCE door~ ;, Li d 1~1ndrnvs, nilw hot rlly, Oh.LO. 4-5-:ltr of Carrie B. Hunt laic of Franklin watr.r ga~ h('a\,·r. l d~ul loeat1 11n Notice 1! herr-by given I bat Jo'red County, Ohio, dE'<Cea.sNI. 1 UJ47- 1 "1! TiJn Frrkr11l FLAT BED oul or lug h wnll'l" within walk~ V. Rice, whos(l Post Office Addre:t:s Dated Ibis 20th day o£ Ma['('h, - 7~0 K20 ILn·~. t ;tir shapeACCIDENT i ng distanec to nowntown . }o'or i;; Chestrr, OhiG ha~ bHO duly 1956. ..$1{)(1 .00. a[\(-r !I l' . M Brunk:; Lift, C&~ualty and Bondi fur\h('r informutlon ca n 4:i-X or appotntNI as Adminl!itntor or the John C. Baeoo 5ayrr. Uutd1 T"wn Il Lli, ·Mw Judge of lhc Probate Court 132 .. _____ _ ___ -· 4~~ 3\c t:st lllf' of Duni,•l M. Warner late ~v}~l ·· 4 · 5 - 3~~ Meigs Cou nty , Oh 10. of <'lll':il rr Town~h.Jp, 1\ll•i&:s Coua(3) 23, 30; (4) fl - 31c 79 At'HF:S in ~ h-if(s Cu unt r. tw o tr. Ohio, dcce&;et.l. TO 1n: M~hl t" lin• hn:h lm ld N In MIDOLEPORT, OHIO rnJ1 1• .~ 1·a., l :.n . IH';tr Pr<:~lll'> Fork 1 ~- 1951 Clwv . twu 1on liu r k. Dolled this 19th day o! Marcb, 6136-M PHONES 6311 NOTICE DF APPOINTMENT Sdmnl btl~ 11111t mail ro ute. Good 1956 wrrckt•d, ut lllar.llnllt' Auto ( nm A.ctmlnl•tr•tor how,(', all outbuilrhngs, so m~ pany. Ap ri l 13, 19~6 at \0 u'' .. John C. Baton l1tat. of Ltwit V, Hunt, DtcN..d tnuh Plent} wal('l'. Denver clrJck A . :\1 . 4·:'1, 7, 10-Jtc Judge of the Probate Court Notice is her~by given tbat J. \'annc ~l. 301 W. Union St., Al Good Clean Uoed Cnro oMe1g~ County, Ohio. t'AR:'I1AJ.L ll TRA CTOR. l" li\ IJv~­ 2 Door Sedan .... Heater and Defroster.. B. O'Brien whose Prut OUice Adhrn ~. Uhtu. 4-3 ;up All ~lakeo and ModCio tor ~ and nwwt•r. $1100 I ••~(·cl t3l 23. 30; t4l 6-3tc dress is 100'12 Court Slrcct, Pome1'11rm fu1· :,;i\f' . titi At·n·~. 6 rm fAilM WAGUN , rubber ti n'.~ 1 roy, Ohio, has been duly appoint· • hou~t· , runnln~ watt!r to All out'liRAIN ~Lt;VATOR. :J4 rt (; . 1\. ed as Admini~trator of the Estate AUXILIARY ATTINDS CHUlC~ buildin..:s . hot and coin wntcr AUTO SALES Radckill , <.:a rpen\N , Ohi•1 . lt. Tl . The Ladie:s Auxlltar:v of Drew or Lewis V. Hunt late' or Meigs ' in house, furnace. Hobert Smith • 3-tllp County, Ohio, deceased. Bastum. [ .t..mg Botlom, HI. 4-4·6lp Webster l' p:,t American J...r-gion ----- -~-' Dat('d thia 20\h day o{ March. and Heater. It's A Dandy Hardtop. Gyromatic, Radio will atlt·n-d ('hure-h · in a body Suo-t'OR ~A LE - Work 11nr ~r 1.300 Hill SA LE :.:o Al"lll!::-i three miles dRv at the l>' edctiilcd Cbun·h at 1956. lh11. tf'n .\t~;~r~ ol1l. $IJIIOU . hi · J ohn r. (lacon IWI t h10. r~t uf IJ(Jb.~on. l' ur d<'- 10:30 A. ·M.. ~fiss J<'nnie Sur Kl quir(' L" lart'l1!'1'" Munda y, l'omt•Judge o( the- Prob;~lc Court sellslein president ha11 rc re· 1<111.~ WI'Lil' Dona ld Cu rren , 4364 roy , JU No 2 4-5 -6\r Meiga County, Ohio. - · · - · · · ···· · ··~._ · ···· l tt·a rl Jn~,: noatl, C'i~:dnuati, 20, quf' ~ tcd lhe mcmbt'f!i to mCi'l in JTR.UC'I'UitAL I BEA.M!I 0 . 1. C. Pig~. A U. n aoo ft. new l ift ·· £3) ~. 30; 14) 6-3tc O hio 4 tl-12tc front of lhr rhurtb al 10:15 ---- -- -------~galvanLz"d pill" 1'. M Cowd('ry, 4 Door Sedan, Heater and Dc!~stcr. Lou& Bottom 4-5-3\ p · Sciatic Nerve Is Very Susceptible To Injury By MR.. AND MRS. SIIJTII On A BALDWIN SPINET PIANO SUMMER SO,.'S I .Irurs w AC:vt:rtlsing-S hou id oe epurted Jmn.edJal 'il)' . 'L\e Da1:y . ~ utmd Will not be 1esp..•nuble ,01 mun; than one mcurr~t Ul .ertlon. Petenbur~:, 8MtTR FAMILY LAND TRANSFERS AUSTIN BYRNE,..., 56Lb Ave- 1 SAVE' 200.00 ! - ... Fr!CI~, Apt: 16, 1'?'~6 Poge Six -z Belatlc pa.fn may be rnawlDC. dflll or eJux1t1ng, constant or qutntlt u tnry • . '"'-Aa · " 2. •»~o<lie . OenetaU]' , ft atarta ln ..,.1\;C yoq'r' ,aP.• 1f?Ul Jeg. In .tome caaea, there tiL acatn, wa~h fOUl' ObJ ill and lit eari~tlf.- ··~ .ln otber• J Chtthere pabl.ls1nnone, tbe back and. r_im _ eui6er, ea_·n,· ~-...., ···-: -~ r.. I · · · .• _· . ) ru.t~tured tnte"ertebr&l QUDnOB &:lUi dtall: 11 tetponsible, cbanca are L G. A.: ~t u . Uu~t · if 1:a ~~ a Uun. t.he pain be@aD *hlle rou Plna ot tbe were . litt1Df som( thlh( 1\eaq. Anner: · JiJDit · 1 Y.oo ptoba~lf b&q ~ otdattUon ot ~ · ' 11 eltll tlbt somtthtnstue w&y ta Jour Dw1na ~ ' &tilt iD~ back. ~ bo1d IIi; · ~ Otl 'it fj, .. ' ••I""· B1' IUNC. }'er~u with rub!Uf<d dtili eome 'fnkitwd.. ""'*tail-~ tiitta'lJy tian dtore trou6le aUtfli; bf J:lorr!ctft bt ...,..,., I o li~f. k.lae J'l:lta-l;r.dk-l.te. 1..;. 1 5Avi00N'1 I 0 Pp 1951 OLDSMOBILE .... , . . I I GrHntlpll.reul~ I (9J For Sale ·n.. ~953 CHEVROLET ..... .... . 19 Business a.. "fL AN VCPEIIMENT AL Ptymuuth wlttl a la.t turbine engtn1111 ~ tn ·a New York canyun---4.7th nree( iad J..exti;.jtOD iveftu , on. tn&.on a 3,U!'i:.:·mllt te~t .cun 1o the wu:t ouut.. Th~ run. U 1ft ~~ .:im, to turtl.Wl data un peri •1rma.nce 1n both Cit/ IU!d ruri.J Uatno. uei. J:"M turbine, Wetgh1ng "lW poundl t.eJi thtn ii ltaildard pl.l~ . . ctne, can burn k~;rolit"'ne as ~"*'"II u &&IJOltne. (lwlm110~} Jere ide, - -------- - 1951 OLDSMOBILE .... ----- - And 1951 CHEVROLET . . . . . . . .- ----· I 845.00 . 745.00 YOU GET the Impression there'.t .Dmt IJOrt Of dti4~int: as Senator John M.cCieUB.l'l (D). ArkanU.8, •ut COmnierce Secretary Slncia.tr Weeks lrtghtl Jea.n Info tb~ daeumon... ;·~ ~ ject ln the Wa.ahtngton ,,;roup 11 aa.Ju of a.lll84 .a.~ gOodS in the Soviet bloc. Others are John B. HolllJJteJ' tMemid left)~ lore1in aid chief, BDd Herbert Hoover, Jr., liDdeneeretu, al. StalL ·Mter the photo waa made, tlle Senate 1nventgattona IUbcomiUtttH, 'ot Whlcb McClellan 1.1 c.1Ja1rnuu1, quutioned tiM! Dtru:ial& lit. .a RIDGE 1951 CHEVROLET .......... 495.00 1950 CHEVRpLET ............. 445.00 ..... elot~ed all.iiS.luEl. 1949 PONTIAC . . . . . . . . . . . . 395.00 .' I JACOBSEN 1949 CHEVROLET .......... 265 . 00 IF AND TORO SIMPLICITY & BOLENS MEIGS Equipment Co You have something To Sell, Trade or An· nau nee, Let A Doily Sentinel Display Ad or Want Ad be Your Representative. -They Get Results- -· Insurance Bv ERNII,; BUSHMILLEJ 1949 HUDSON ............. 195.00 ••.. •.,. OUR SCHOOL IS PAPER TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE P.T.A . COLLECTING WE HAVEN' COLLECTED VERY MUCH PAPER • POMEROY MOTOR CO. I Bv RABPURN VANBURBI' On Main Street Below High School I 1955 DODGE ·· . METROPOLITAN I WE BUY 3 ' ~;on (! i.J.'II'rl 600xl!) ·I· pi• t t rc ~ ror $20 .00 . No Sunda)' :.alt•:. . Jue Swain, Racm~·. Uhw . 4-~-31c --·--- -18 Lll MBEU: 2ll8' .s, £eel 1110 R. Pbnn~ --=- --- - WANTED Good t!sf'fl bali}' ~1rol ­ lcr. ht&h chair and play pen CaU 160-X. 4 5 ~ 3tp P\awf41 Pftl'Al.JI I ~=-:~ :::-:::-:::::-:=--:::-;:-: -~::::;::::;::::;=~ Poplar: 2xti'ti. 18 h·_(' t , 2x4'~. R ~ frM . Clean and ~01•d matf•t·tul. t.:aJI 6813 oM. 4-5-:Jlc (Ill Wonted Tc> Buv .:;.: 1111\ 80RAP fRON - MAX WARD . . . ·-c.. M_.. f l , . l - 0 . . ....... _,._or.. lU E, S•1.1ond II. PhOM 61 Pom•roy, Ohio One Vital Part or A Superior Service 1095.C)f) 1953 DODGE I~ Competent Embalming T n:vy-Finst11rwald Funeral Home Phone 215 865.00 BESLITE BUILDING BLOCK 1951 PLYMOUTH 4 Door ~cdan, . . . ...-' . 495.00 llctcr & Defroster .... Bar gain Of 'l'hc Week. Manufac;tured By BLETNER 8LOCK MASON PHONE SP-3·5541 CALL DAY OR NIGHT R. H. RAWLINGS SONS COMPANY Corner Mill and S.cond Street • chil- ~e ek end he"re witb, her mother Mrs. Lucy Kim and sOns. Mrs.. Kim re turned honl € W;th h.et. ' Mr. and Mrs. · Micluit1 Gt89So and daugh.tef · M <;91U~bus ; $ptnt 'he easter week.end ·.,.,tb ,bet· pa ~... n ~"" - .mrl ~ti. Will~m . .... pHn . . the ;Ill ll'ly • , tfiddleDOrt, Ohio rea J...JUT 1.ET 'eM WANT "10 GO FOR lHE WEEK · LIJ<E MI?S.O'i..EARY'S COWB4RN! ~TA TIOI'I' 990 YCU srr OCYJN / I ~NT 1\:1 HAVE A tALK WITH YOU l On Your Dial In Go liljiolis 1845.00 1953 PLYMOUTH OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. w J E H CHase And IdrenMr.s.ofThelma MariGn speht the ''YOU~ 'iUHRISE TO SUNSET I a. I lf,eol Estate !lroker AF SCH 1948 MERCURY . 21 ) kea I Estate • l'LL GIVE THE KIDS A PEP TALK t /fller114honGI Bow.ndplwioj ty lice uty Ro- .. . uty 1fe ""' h llld �__.... --------- .. .._ ... ...--.--.. ... ___ - --Friday, April 6, 1956 · 'age Eight • .. The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middlepart, Ohio - -- - - - - - Tuppers Plains M.E. WSCA Members Are Guests Of Asbury Group At Syracuse Members of the WSCS of lbe Tu~pen Plat.rul Methodtst C'hurt:b ere iueslS when the wsr·s of ~he AsbllTY ~ethodJSt Church. Sy . ne-use met Wed~IIIY t.· ~· cnm~ aot t.he church. P.lrs. Ann S01uvage, pr{':.Jdt'nt, weh.•01ned the ~~l:> arwi mcmbers of eacll SocJd~· wt',re 1 trodul·Ni. Group !-oln~u\ " Pral6e H1m Pnu~ Ill'· ~" wllh :Mrs. Kathleen fran o~ as alTOl~ pan 1 ~1 pre<:eded the dcvowuns e by Mrs. Al ice Cape.h:.rt Tuday'" "Cbnstlan DISCipleshiP was the ·t Opic of the dcvutJOn) and also the program . Mrs. Grace W~e Mrs fnecla Fi elds, E~r~. ural Thoma s, Mrs . Maruret IC mger f1'1d Mrs Nora lloudash~lt prc~l'' d the program and ~Jl>r. ){arcl.t Karr gave the last chap- :f to the d1ning room for bo~~rangemerrtts. spnn~ flow .ii.n-tl throughout the room, and refrcshments of sandwiches. deror ated cup cakes an<! cook1es, coff('t' and mmU were servt..-d . Attendmg (rom Tuppen; Pb.u~ society were Mrs. Jack Weatttcrman Mrs. Euruce Halsey, Mr s. Ada · Tall , Mrs. Gladys McGill , Mrs. h·a Fi~ldli and Mrs. Gertrude Hoffman . Other gue'!illl:!i were Dana Hj)ffman and the Rev. W. W. en were used on the ter in the study bo(Jk "ThiS Re· volut1nna ry Fa:lrth ." . Dunng Lhe busmcs.~ sC~>S ton the pr<'Sident announcffi that brrthday cards had been sent to for eign mistiion.anes an<l read ans-wers frum Japan , Wtst Afnca ~nd Calcutta, lnd ia Mr.;. Chn~me Grullm, ~i:ss Karr and Mrs. Fle~ds w~rt' namf'd as the nominatmg t:omrmttec. Group sing 1ng of "Bies~ Be the Tw·· and prayer by Mrs. C~a:ra "~b"-'u "oncluded the meetmg, (ai:Tie Brag,.g~ ·--------_ Members Of Junior I High'Sunday SchOO Class Ga•'n Laurels Five m~mbers of the Jun.1or Htgh. S<:hool Cla54 of th-e F'trst Presbyterian Church have achteved ptrfect attendance records and were presented miniatw:e framed pictures of Christ by the1r teaeher Mrs. James Sullivan. The young people who received the gifts were Judy Sauer. B':"Y Wolfe.'>, David Lyons. Jan1ce Zlr kle and Lynn Buch.anon. -..~ '"" '"'"" " of a soc:Jal :f~te~c~w~h~io~h~t~h~e=g~c~o~u~p~o~dJ~o~u~c~n~~~============~ • you still ~ave lirlt: to visit our • • • Aid Plans Rummage .. _frl \ April John P•yne RodC•mtron ALSO olrhe J~.~n• aur IlliCit ftl' spnng gar e~~· bt , Mr and Mrs George nantcls, Mrs Eslher ng · · R h have been 1 special fea{urc was won l~ 1 r:rnve City. l. 3 w o _ te M p I Mora . 'l'hc doo-r pm.e lwre takm!,l carr of hts sls r: The w:!Rlhbons wnenarlly Mrs . Vernon Weber . wore awarded to Mr~. Dan Oaii•Y Hl'l• The Girl Nexl Door Pomdcxt~rdwhfu::~" 01· Kalhnn bnen ill With .con~;es e --'a, r.·lurned tu the1r home Th11r~·u Y and wcrr accompanied by Dr H Iter Mffi Vl'rno n Wt·Homer 0R ' u 0 1\ec Mrs Earl h<'.r, :\Irs. uy ~· • · • · , . · S•+urd•v Aprll / Oc<t n, Mr!'. . Donald Mora . Mr~ I Ul ~ldC>ilcr. t of ~tJnmc 1 1 Gen• .Autry Sm11•Y Burn• • p I K blcnlz Mrs !'au BM'r !-.a st er gurs li Mr!i . r Last Of The Pony Riders .earM U Huwa~ K.oight. Etlewine an·rt daughter~. l\--1 ~,; ALSO aml . r !-.. \ e •t ing will be ht'lrl l' aric anrl Mt~ . Lury C.r£<1-(1!: and . , B•v•n Wa:nde Curtis Th r nex m Mr~ t\da NeulL· h('l" daughters. Kan·n t~ nd Jil~ly, 8 11 at the homo 0 •· 1nclud <'d M.r. and Mrs. Hob Sh1rk chlldren, ,)l.taru.flcld. ·Mrs Thelma Shir\1:: m~d son. Mr. And Mrs c R. Dalley and sons of Spnngfield. " St. B'''' >'ho h" bee" '" Mad i .~on, lnd . th.is Wf'Ck. return 00 home toda y <~nd Mrs. BlHke anrl her mother, ·Mrs Roy Tracy Sr., and brother, Hoy Trar.v Jr . rr· hmt'd from Columbus Thur.'i1lay l'Yt'nmg whe re they harl 111adc funrra l ar rangt"mcn1.~ of Mrs. Tracy's sisl<'r, M1s.~ Edith F.ldl'r Mrs. D\ak~:~ nnd h<'r nwl her lrf1 1949 CHEVROLET today for Columbus whe-r e lhC'y 1953 NASII 4 dr. R&H clean will rrmain until after the s'('r St•t••m•n 4 dr. S.d•n vices on Saturday and will hr. 1948 PACKARD 1951 FORD join·cd by ot~,rr r~lalivcs a1 that 4 clr. R&H Completely ovwraul· 2 dr. RII-H, Cle1n. time. od. (In Techn\color) ~ SEE TilE BEST BUYS YET IN REBUILT CARS 875.00 finish Spcclll · • · • · 1i with light lop . Extra good [or mo< c , "'C 1,795.00 1954 PONTI" · · · · · · · · · · ·: . ' · ht blue Star Chic[ Conv. Cpe. One Carelul ownet. SharP lig • • • • • •• • •• • Z., 195 .00 mil ge one local ow· ca . ~-· .. .,_, __.,1 ner. 1953 BUICK . · · • .. • · · · · · · ·'. VB Roadmastcr 2 dr. Rivtera.Cpc. I 395.00 ' dWin· P?w~r Slcc;~c=~ 1950 FORD va 2 dr. wllh overdrive. woll 1953 PONTIAC .• • • · · · · · · · · · · I ,09~~~v~ Dlx . 8 cyl. 2 dr. Sedan. Spotless two tone blue (lrush. . Whl.. 1949 PLYMOUTH 4 clr· R&H elM,. ~'"' 1946 CHEVROLET 1950 BUICK 2 dr FiMtlino RAH. Super 4 dr, l't&H good t 1res. • liE THISI AND MANY MORE 511 ONE OF THESI MEN am • "Full" JohMdn _ Willi• L11dlnth Eddie Flftt - 0 •r.. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9:00 p, M. Phon• 6045-J METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES dows. SmJ<rt two tone blue [mtsh. ilxiJ a goo Phone 8045·J AT TilE TRAFt'IC LIGIIT IN MIDDLEPORT serviced this cal' slncc new. 695 •00 1952 DODGE • • · · • · · · · · · · • · · 4 dr. Dlx. Sedan. Exceptional lor model. 995 •00 1952 BUICK • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Super !Uviera Cpe. Like new two tone g,recn i!JWh. Dyn· Bill'S BOW IOU BUEmWITBA aflow drive. 1•895.00 1952 CADI LLAC • · .. ..... · · .. car Jmmuc· DeVille Hard Top Cpe. REALLY A gwnorous Jato Ugh! blue with wWto top. . 1953 WILLYS .......... · .. .. 875.00 BANK AUTO LOAN Sta. Wagon. AU St~el wagon. One car()[ul owner. \ 1951 BUICKS As 1ow as · · · · · · · 695.00 *Lowcosr, Choie<> of Six fine cars. Mool styles and types. 1950 BUICKS * As low as · · · · · · · 450.00 Choice of five good buys. One convertible with new top. Someoce is going to gel some rt!al buys. , 1950 FORD . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . 350.00 2 dr. Sodo>n. Mony more-All types. Some os low as 75.00 ! • * PROMPT ACTION • J\.sJc us for details before you buy! · Pomeroy N BANKING SINCJ<: 1872 s:··· IISJ RU'fLAND ~EDIRAL RISIRVE SYSTEM MIMII~ PIDIRAL DIPOSIT INSURANCI CORPORATION POMERIIlMaiR well WN FJELn IV GD•Q special matenal whiCh ads as a Fuxwral scn-lres tor M.rs. Syl· v~srer Shoemak-er were hold Wed nesda}' at {1\e Rawllfl\'8-CI)lts fun CT'lll Home with (M R~v. L. A. Bangerter. pa-stor or H«tth Me thodist Church, ofUciatltUI, Spedal music was present-ed 'by ·Mr.~ . )tus,qer, ~'lnist. and M11!1. Michiels aorl Mn. NeilSOn, vo(alists, all of Ru{\anri. . Burial ww in the lllverv.lew Cemetery and paUbearen were Ol-iver _ and Junior Shoemake'r, EaTl and Jesse Jonf'S, BenjamLD W tops. 1 .- r~ W' ver ··de Area 0 in a · oo~••• w.... and pink • NUMA FAy Coral Piik RADIANCE Cameo. pink, d~per towards Center CONDESSA DE SASTAGO Scarlet red and goid TALISMAN Golden yeUow, stained CO!>' pery red WHITE ..,. K A .vJKTORIA Cnamy while wiliTE BRIARCLIFF Clell!r white CLIMBING ROSES DR. VAN FLEET Pale pink EACH KATE SMITH Ricll apricot ton.. PEACE Creamy yellow CiRCUS Red and yellow CENTENNiAL Orange apncot and lighl gold •• • • 2.50 each VOLCANO Cllcrry red . , . 2.25 each • --··. 3.00 each WHITE SWAN Pure willie · 2.75 each SPARTAN Deep orange red TWILIGHT Lavend<>r tinted rose GOLDEN MASTERPIECE Golden yellow -- - ~ Js.· Pr"""""' - · · -... . -~ - ° Basketball Mentor AI Gallipolis Is SEO Coach of Year 0tis sayre, 87 • Reported Dead lu Friday Mishap In California NOT MUCH LEFT TO REPAIR Wm. Gloeckner, 42 Fonner Resident mes At Warren Industry Aids Morgan County Tax Duplicate fertil Potted Roses GLACIER Snow wh1te · t'ASHION Coral ptnk NEW YORKER Scarlet red w · Two Cars Damaged ··~ ~LSO THESE FAMOUS PATENTED J:,;NCHA~TMENT Pc•,·h pink I s • MISCELLANEOUS ·2.00 each JER USALE.\1 l!P-Jsraeli and Arab forcr~ exch;wgcd shots on two frnnls 10 lht~ t'mbattled natwn today, rt-newJng strife that has cau!;Cd at ll'asl 63 d eaths t·h i• week, 1t 11--a ., reportM herf'. No new casoaH1es were reported. Jsraf'll C<ll r>."ehcm1a\1 •rosb said an Egypt1an outpol;t m l'be G-az <!. Str:v upen~rt ftre with n£\et and maC'hiJte guns early today on the Israeli post at Kissufim scene Fnday of an ar1.tllery duel: Brosh sa1d Israeli forces re1urn-ed th e fi re, bLtt that there were no casualties on either s1d-e. In Gaza, 'howe\'er, an EJ:yptlaD spokesman s.ud lhe lsradi-Egyptian border wa.s "calm" after two dav of recurrent arhll~ duels. Other rsraeh sou~ said shoots were fire<! from Syn.a n territory at two £~hing boats on the Sea or Galrlct" b!'fore dawn tOOay. The fu~bf: ;-nn•n Wf're unhurt, but they abandoned titeu nets in tturryiog out of range. " I Hartshorn To Be f ed Tod ay F()r Manslaughter Pf,k ' BLAZE Blazing scariot Uifle And Machine Gun Fire Exchange Starts Again Today DARKHORSE POSSIBILITIES ,ftcmtti'audlear Jod~e Bacon On Mi~dle-.Eastern Situation BltlARCLIFF Silvery rose·~ink . DAME EDITH HELEN Pure glowmg COUNTESS VANDALL 'Copper, bro ze YOUR CHOICE orces For Here PINK GOLDEN CHARM Deep ycUow MC GREDY'S YELLOW Buttercup yellow p S DUPONT Deep golden yeliow so\>E.R THERESE Dark golden yellow ECLIPSE Golden yellow ROSLYN Gulden yeliow I frj..FiV BETTER TIMES Brilliant C;"rise CRIMSON GLORY Deep Cr~mson ETOiLE DE HOI.LANDE Deep bn~t red CHRISTOPHER STONE Dark r<d POINSETTIA Bright ~rlet RED RADIANCE Rosy Red YELLOW 26 to 33, I (:hesf m ~ Sc . WASI-UNG1 ON UP - ,)resldcn1 1 The soil bank is destJned to cut Etsenhower .summonP d Secretary !' down farm surplwes. · Farmer~ ao .. eraor of Agriculture Ezra T. Hcns.on to, would bt' paJd to _IE"t surplus crop Bnbert M"y~r a~ urgent eonference today to de 1 Jand lie tdle or plant cr;tnservation !~few lene7 ("'de wh.at to ci'O about the Congrcs.s crops · bound .Jarm bill. 1 D.UKHOISE taJk In 1l,J }1 . tfl' Senate-House conferees Friday The two-pnce plans for rice and Democratic Circlet t il dealt the Pmideot ' • ma.hing de. wheot would """"'.. fai_mm t I n d • these ftve · feal by approving 8-2 a compra- htgh pncc suppor~ for _ricd •rut namu being meamise farm bill including high riijd wheat oon&umed dome!IUCJI!t by tioned. Another po.tprice supports for one year humans, ~ut muth lOwt'r propa for •1 b I e 0emocraUo Mrs. Ralph Welker of 163 .Mul- pa1d trip to Europe and the Bela handful of other administrati ·_ ~he remmnder of the CPops. preatdential a o m 1-berry Ave., Pomeroy, 0., is ·t-he gian Congo, a 19M De Soto and a opposed features. , The rtee pro&ram wou)d be in nee 18: New York'• (;()v. A verUJ Harrinew "Mr.s. Mlddlo!port." "NeW Frf'edOm'' gas k1tcllen. So~e Re~ubhcans pre~ict.cd , e effect this year ilnd ne'tt year She was namf'd the- winner Mrs: Welker was ono of the Prestdent wdl veto the btl1 lf l-<1f1· . ' man. ~ bl a bit April 61Jb in· ·the first nund of four Middleport-Pomeroy hous._,_ gress passes it even though It eo'Jt. atronger than the darkhorBe cta,ae, Ia contests to select lhi:! year's '"Mrs. wives selected by the judges f(lr BY UNITED PRESS I tain& his 1.2-billion dollar volun. l"l!~!C America." personal intervi~ws alter cxamina· April Show~rs turned to wintry .tary soil bank prog'"'::m~d<o~~~:;;v;~l .• \.<WQI aa.td to be· "'"'"~ · Results of ,the prelimiriary ·tion Gf wntlten applications. snow flurries over parts of the the President said v · cholee. Meanwhlle, eii'CQt were annount:ed by· Ray St. She was judged be6t qualified Midwest this morning as a eold would not demand perfection Adlai and Esta OJ.air, Middleport, manager tor the ,bo represent , Middleport on flhe surge of air .shoved springlike tem- could get a "good b1Jl for UilJ ·' LONDON UP-UnJted Nat1ons contlnue their priOhio Fuel Gas COID(llilny, which is basis or -lwmemalting !lbility, per- peratures toward lhe freezing ers." Se<:retary General Dag HammarsiL: mary tug ·otwar. I . , - . ....,~._•• I ~>pon8oring the "Mrs·. America" sonality and appearance. point. The farm aid bill JOld flew in from New York today {1at~lmlolJ (:()lltest here. Local 'judif's -ere :Mrs. FrancJS Snowfalls measu ring as much as increase the election·ycar for emergf'ncy talks wi-th FM"ei.(n T~ m~tbfr o( ~ ciJildrftt·, Kleht. )ln, , lh14roQ. i-dey and three inches .in parts of Wiricon- of farmers one-billion dolla:ls Secretary Selwyn Lloyd on th~ ·MrS. -W~iker .is. t'IM -wtftt Of Ra(ph Mr- <~~.:Gr-at•. . . lllfn Mid Milineaot.~ ehUled hopes go to Congreu next w~;~;:.~!!J of• new fighttng 111 Paiestine's Gaza Welker, Poultry Producer and ·~ .'\ffll;et, -cn.1rllrtt .frOm ot:be· o {J:~e•en te-.pend the weekend HoUse was eXpected to Str1p. Proc~. fijle WiH represent. Ohio Eta Pbi "Sorority won the pteplring backyard flower bed~. stdering It Wednesday reported ex.ammed' .t From London , Ilammarsi:jo,ld · Weathe r fo.eca.!i • t ens Issue · d Th e p resJdent · lhe Mei..-~ C.._ J'lliddh;port in the district contest dose race with Mrs. Charles £. a will mecl ..,.~ C·l t.ot·< fli(:S to Rome to l>e,e-in urgent tG be. belA at Alb. enS, 0. , the week Sheets, Jr., }Jantsoov' 'l.e,· ' llr.li. ~airning to motorists in northern GOP congressional leader8 conducte-d here On Friday. worlr. M hi& miMJion of avert111g "f ~ ,., ,•• nn 1 to b 1 L r · d d Of the 42 patients exam~ned 15 of .$.~!. 8 . . ~f'wis H. Sau~ aJid Mrs,. Dwftthl eso a e a er or ~:onS'I - a.,v, provtding a last-rowutc wr.rc new suspcc:ts, two new 'Jibe M!ddleport-Pumeroy .Rotary -MiddlepoM·PQmP.roy Club was war iu the lhddle East. MrS. .-flelker WU\ cotnp~te with · wallace, ,}J.iddleport. . etl!ble drifting of sn~w blown by portunity to discuss strategy. Club and t-heir guests heard Judge e1ght,h m the District JD attend As .the UN chief beaded East, wia.her& frorn nCatbv"communirtJes Ea.ah tmLrant br<m-t a ~""'plo norther!~ winds rangtng from 30 will lf'ave later _.Monday for a contacts, one new Ci6e, 11 old , . 1!1" _., to 45 m11 h k' case.~. 4 old suspeot. and I old J-ohn llacon give .a report of his anee durmg lhc month of Febru· t'he Frendt governmPDt anooun~1 ' l-iming f@T· ~ php.nce in, ttte Of hci- sewing. and. Of· he.r tooXing . . · . ~s per our. . wee s varation at Augusta, Ga. oontacts. studies of th.e Far Eastern situa- ary. ced that Foreigo .MiniBtcr Ohri.J.. .!!tate aP'd . , JHIHonal (ir\815. of . 1he to. tohe .t ea ·acd· the J' urh~s. ~we're. ·, _ Ra1.n. covere~ .. th~ n.atJOn from The conference committee com. Methodt!>t women who prepar- ttan Pm~au ·bas postponed a sche' ,out Jn be mtd•l he <"linic is eonduetcd perwdi· tion et trhelr ·monthly open me-et · "Mrs. Amer.jca," co,p:l,e~t: l{er ,Pl"iie given rating sheets tQ fill . I" e , M ISSlsstpp~ v!I 11 ey 1o P1eted work on the politically. ing Frld!ly night at Hea-th lfetho- t'-d and served the roast be-ef dm- duled Apnl visit to cl Aviv beis I set' 6f .,..Ever \rltite a1u- q.fder t-o decido •·•e . 1' nne•. , , .E~:>l, Co~t state11. Ra~n also fell potent bill ait~r weeks of wran· cally undtr the .sponsol'!ihlp o(tbe dist Church. John B.a('on bad CIHl• cau::.e of the nf'w outbreak of vio.,.... · '" '' · • 1 lh 0 11 · f Tuberculosis Ae&ociation atKl the minum· ware whlt>l'! W'il be ·given MiS8 Salty Sa:qer,, secretary o£ over. , . e coas a regt~n gliog. Mel.gs county Health Department, densed the l"ffSurts of an in-terui\~ nf'r wcr(! Mrs. Everett Davis, Mrs. lence. • W. W. Hayes, Mrs. Carl ~ttox, :ber ·a t Uie district contest. the local office, presided at the fWcll h~'"' the coastal regiOn of invC'JS'tigation oC tb.i.s time-ly sulr Mrs. Fred Hibbs, Miss Bess !!anDiplomatic obsencrs were Winners of rthe distriet finals coffee hour a' t!he office and each as tnglon and Oregoo. CongressloWII e:.:perts called the Dr. C. R. Markwood, 00~ spe~ shocked by th& ' bittetneli$ of the ~ bill one of the most com plex cialist £rom Columbus eonctueted j.ect 11nd presented tbem to the born. -eaeh receive an automatic gas enLTant received a gift from the The San f<' rancisco area enjoyed recent years The clinic is conducted periodi Rotarians a.nd guen. new outbreaks, whidt have left M ran3e. The 9tate winner ~els an Company. Harold Cornwell, At· its hottest day of the year Fnday Jt would establish a price- bo•o•ll·l Mi9S Bernice Ledlie and Mrs. Edison B.aker, president, was in least 63 Egyptian dead and nearly expense-paid trip tG 1he Tlalional hen s Company ~et.'Ut:ive, as.mtei:l wben t~e mercury climb?d as high ing "dual parity " s:~o·stem for Eliz.abe!1h Smith, ·health. ntlrses charge of the meeting itlld mtro100 wounded. OWeiai VN figurea fln4,ls at ElJin,&r Village tn• Da}'- Ray St. Cilur, local manager, with as 83 _m some com~umtics. puting support prices and and Mni. Bradlord . duced Ronald Karr, son of Mr say four ll>ueli civtlians and two tona Beach, Fla .. for herself and the arrangements. for the aft~rEar her a tornado npped through ·authonze two-price support Date and time of the nexl and Mrs. Le.!ilie Karr, Nort!h Se. soldien; were wounded. •h er husband. noon . A;bbcville Co_unty in South Caro- for wheat and rJce. The clinic wlil be liDIDOUDeed later ac cond Avenue, who found the Trip T•rmH N--..ry "Gold" egg ,a t the Easter Egg Hammarskj~>ld himse]( 5aid iD In: addJtion, th~ • .new " Mrs. ,lina, damagmg a number of plan would mcrease the cost of eordinr;: to Mrs. Bradford. Hunt last week and recciVfld au New York F.riday :n;gbt tflat the Ohto" wUJ win a Serve! gaa rehome.s. No injuries or deaths were producing bread by about one cent illvitation to the Rota-ry dinner Gaz.a Strip fighting bad -not re. frigerat-or, automatic washer and reported. a loaf and $5 a.~ his reward. Attorney duced his feeling of optimism, JIgas deyer, John WQod automatic Patch5 of ~lowing. dust . were The . bill also conceivably could Last Rite. Held Bernard Fultz, Se~nt.h Avenue Bill Carrithers, freshman coaOO though it had uDde:rlincd tbe aeed gas water hca:tcr, $300 !toward reported cuttmg vi&ton agam to- lead to higher consumer prices For Nooh Gibb1 who has just establis)wd his Ja~ at Galhpf)]js Academy Higb for his trip. wardrobe and cllarm course, $100 Cft eOC d~y in wcs~ern Plains States. meat, poultry. eggs, ice cream Informed sources here said that Fum•ral sen'iOOS' tor Noah Gibbs office in Pomeroy, was J.ntroduc~ School. was nam~ Southeaste-rn worth of Sumsonite luggage, $100 Strong wmds wore kicking up otJtcr proddcts manufactured Ohio COach of tfle Year, .at a bas- Lloyd l.!i emphasizinR Britaln'sPomt Pleasant, were held Friday .to tbe RO'I.ari.ans as a guest. Gruen watch, $100 worth of perdust storms in New Mexl(o, Colo., milk. Retail butter prices afternoon at trhe Raw~ Plans have been made for the kctball banquE't •honoring Lhe support of the work of •M aj. Gen. fume and $100 worth of Sac-ony. Oklah~ma, Tcxa.11 an!l Karu;as. jump as much as two cents ~'unerai Home with JWv. Kenneth ·l ocal club to havt' a W(!ekly bulle- fir~ and second All SEO squads E. L. M. Burns, Canadian truce ,;ports clothes. .LOGAN, 0 . UP _ Robert G. Th~ high winds also stread Jay- pound. 8Upervisor fOT t·he UN. CRandler, Pt . Pleasant ofli.ciatJn&. tin aad President Baker display- Fnda}' ewniBg in Gallipolis. The homemaker selocted ''Mrs. Hartshorn, 26 • year • old convict.- ers of suspected dust from earlier The bill would raise price Abo named by bhe SEO Sport.!! Burns bas brought Ute Gaii America" will eceive prizes Yal· ed slayer of his brother, is expect- storms over th~ already dust-laden ports of corn, coUon, dairy Runal was in tb~ Grave! }WI ed • eopy <rf the Wellston Rotary writers ,\ ssociation was John Milstrip fighting to a bait twi~ ned at more than $15,000 includ· ed to be sentenced by Common farmland , causmg more damage to ducts, feed grains, peanuts, rice Cemetery 1n Che8ilire. Pall Bulletin. Be asked that. i1eJI16 for hone, as most valuablE' player of ·t hrough bis pleas for a cease fin_ the new publication be ,~;wen Lo ing an expen.w·paid .t wo week Pleas Judge Harley Meyer here the parched soil. and wht"al this year. Critics s;ud OOarcr3 included Guy Reynolds, the year; the SEO sportswriten H.il.mmarskjold was to have met vacation in Florida, !in expense Saturday. the higher supports would increase Dal e Allensworth, Gale Faires, him or lo Paul E. Dav1s. The awarded to Gene Morgan. of Lo- Burn:<; in Rome today, but BurJU Har~horn tried on sccon the nation's already huge f<lrm sur- Clarence Chfford. J'Osc!Jh J-onJan, gan, the trophy for tile m~ out- stay-ed in Palestinli because of tile degree murder was convicted oC ~lusc.s. anrl .fohn Ewms. standing .!Lrst year play~ . Mil, Gaza oulhreaks. fir8t·degree manslaughter Thurs-:-:=:-:--:-~=--:-:c:-::--:----::_~:'.::::::::..::::.:.::~:ccc-:c:c---bone was given a gigantic trophy ,. Pre.sHkmt Eisenhower and SN!day. 11. h•d shnot ht• h•oth.c. prest'nt«< oourtc:sy of Tawnc\' Stu· rt'iary of Slate John FO!Oter Dlles Lloyd 35, dW'ing • fight last Nov. dios, and l'hr Gal,lipoli.~ Downtown r('viewed the Pa-lestine situaticift · 29 C'oal"h(';S A~snclatton, £or bcm g un Fm!ay in. Washington and tofte Conv;cuon of firsl-dcgriU! manllinor damages rc.sulted from ·t he All -O h111 sq uad and brm gmg 1Starr Dcpar1m<'n·t stressed t:he a two car coll~Ion Friday after- slaughter carries a penalty of from rf'Cogn1l1no lot Gallipolis and Gal- "Ur.':i"llC'y Jind need" of Jtamm~-r.sk 1 to 20 yean in Ohio Penitentiary. Mrs. Guy Nciglcr o[ Racine, rec!Ja Acadr111; . JO\d"s m i~i on . noon on Route 7, ooe half mile fo'uaeral arr;mgemrnts wrrr to eflved a telegram ;nf(lrming her 'SO~tth of Middleport, the Highway :\1 os1 diploma'11c circles were be complf'ted today for William Mam ·' rl(' akrr of the t•w•nmg that her Uncle Otis Sayre age 81 P.ttrol reported. pess im1sl ic 3bout its s uecess. Gloeckner, 42, formerly of ~1l'l fs was lh<' hroad basketball coach at died at Monrovia, Calif. Accardin& to ·t he report an County near Rarmf', who du:o d Ohio Umvt•r.;J1y, Char\('S Snydl'r Mr. Sayre left Racine as a young auto driven n-oM.b by Ray Good· Friday mght <~t SL Franl." i~ Ho~>p i­ Tna~i m ast<'r fo r the cvrning 1vas man and has been in the Real ~­ Dite, 24, New Haven struck the ta-1 in Warren, Ohio. Claudr Swtrk. prr.:-icf<'nt of the tate Business in Calif. r-ear of a oar which was stopped to SEQ Lt"ag ut• The body was transPOrtt-d He ls survived by nephews Otis at; the Hobson. rai'l.road crossing Pomeroy Friday cvcnmg by thr Ed Clark, prt>sidcnt or thl' SEOt McClintock and Charles Hayman, and being driven by John R. Veith Ewing Funeral Homt•. SpocbwnL~"· . pce.enled the troprincipal of Racine High School 43, Ohes-hire RD. SurvJVing thf' <lcrf'a.sC'd i~ his phl,~s to ( arrtthens, MJl-honr and COLUMBUS, 0. UP-Judoge Burial will be in Monrovia, Calif. m1>tber Mrs. Charles Hral! ,, fhe 16 All SEO ploym. Carl10.5 M. Rlecker of the •Mor1an Loudl!DVl.JiC, 0 . Tho~C' g ivt! n awards on the f1rst County Common Pleas Co~ says ll'<~m wrrr Gary t·ridcnmaker. A former Middleport Mice his coull'l.y',s tax dup\icale 1taa Pomeroy Nine Jlleel8 Wrll ~ lnn. Ert Kcatm.J::, N('lson- Chief ha~ been nam-ed as Deputy jumped Crom the lowest to the vi!!('; H•lb ~fd{innf'y, Middleport; Shenff by Shertff Charles A. RoRacine Tlria Monday higbeSot in an 8--counly group in ,Jr~hn M1l•honr, Gallipolis; W<'n berts at Pom1 Pleasa nt. Deputy .the past six r~ars. The Pontcroy Panthers v.1ll take \hd •·. A'lH'n:;, frank McLau~hlin Sherif£ R.Oiy McClul1' Jnd his wife Riecker, in a spcerh Thursday on th~ Tornadcws 1rom llacinc Logan. JoP Sout·h, Alben~ and and daughtrr, Mary, are former night before .f·he Mor~an j:ounty Monday at 4. p . m . on the latter's J erry \\' <~lkr, Jark.~on. l\fiddh•port r~id!'nts and Mn. ASJOCiation of Columbus, credited tleld. Sunday afterrroon •t 3 p. m. lhe the l"bange from ,an agrjcuJ.tUNI · The game at Milidleport sched· McC'turr is a daughter of Mr. and SPcon d IC'am All SEG ):l\'('fl Mrs. Olhe Hindy. annual Spr)rrg CoDcert of th(' "Mid to an industria'! economy. uled (or Tuesda y has btoen cancelaw;.~rd" WN!' ~f1kr •Mikhcl!. .hackPolice· work of Deru1y McCJHre dlepoi't Concert Band will be glv· lie nid ~he pt'r c&pila dupli('ate . led aince the Yellow Jacket {,eld Sidney T . l\1u; ~d l wa~ naln<'d ~o n l'ar l .Jenkins Gai!Jpo!L~: .lun in 1he pa.'>Ot includr-d th<' loca-l. pOton at the High School auditorium in Morgan County was M-.300 cbm~ is not in shape to be played on, as df'legatl' from 1hr ~l 1 drlh:p(o r t Jlutkn!-kiE', 1\l'h!.'n ~: Larry Bawcr. :< itJQn PoliN' Chief of W'f'lch, W. wU.b B.md DireetDr Earl Warnke part'd wtth $1,100 1n Perry, $1.2M> according to an announccmt'nt reVo l un1£~cr Firrnwn·s A'SMX'Jil"lmn i\1 Jdrl\('pnrl, Charl!.'s Rllm:.cy , ~nting a varied pro,ra_m irr Meigs, $Ui00 ln Delaware and ceived today . to tlhe Stat~ l'"lrf'tlH'-11 ':-: A~~oc iai Jn n \\'c.lbt .. n . 1-:up•ne Rt"r!-., Giilllpnli!-. Yo. ; West Vtr~;mia Slat~ Patrol rangins from SoUis.a marohe!, VIc- Athl'ns, $1,700 in ITO<'ktn£ 'Hnd OHicPrs and nir'<'C"tor:;,· mrrtim:; In Tum ~lrQuai(l. N<'i.som'llir, Bill ami Guard a1 the Sta!e Peniten· 1iary at Monnd~Wi\J(', W. Va . tor Herbert m1191ca\ comOOy l.i~king and $l,I)!X) in Franklin . WATCH FIRU PLEA tw hrld in Clrvc\.tnd on Apnl S hrr1d~n . Pom('roy. .,._pmOOrs and modem and cla.s8i· Riecker said \.he increase could Mi.ddko.pDI"t 1''1 rc C.h Lc.f 0Jn.·id 21 · 22 WhE'n thr Vol11nt<'t" r Fin•1\t .:1 II1C'('1mg prCC't'din:.: l'hr eal ,jje!ectums. b(l credited io improvements made Ohl'inger and Ohl<'f of J'olil'C llu s· men mel Thursday mgh1 at thl' h,rnQU(I!, J<tck Gi\b!.'l't, of llh<' TytO ARE FINED The public is inviLed 'lo attend by the Ohio Power Oo., Tennessee Mlll Bailey, reQUOI5't0d that pen;on.s Jo'iremrn 's Hall ,\ t hen s ~ks:;<'nger was erected Two dt~ift~g whlic intoxieated rthis con'Cl!-11 wllen the direetor Gas Corp., Ohio Fuel Galt Co., and burnmg tree s1umpg tu cncircJc Chari<'~ 0 . Murra.v. prrsidenl. pr!'Sirll'nl fct.r the eominJ: year of E'a!ies wern ·heard in 1\fa.y or E. F. • wi.H pnseot ·lihc awards to ~h~ the Baltimore & Ohio Rulroad. them 'fi,l h Wtr(' ma;!h to keep th<' fOIHADO DAMAGI td the 0Lf'ftatlon Milk oomp&l'l,f ereamery wa."' in ("ha.rge of !hi' mf'or11ng th e Sfo;o Sprrtswnt('r A~'M.· iation; Robinson's court Friday niglil: players. . (&bove highway} tn Berlin, 'V fla., Ia eo complete there doea't wind t.rom blowing burnin'll' parli. l'hfl ho.st ~iltec mc\wit-d Rus \\-'iiiMd FJ\zpaLfl<•k or Jac~on Glenver Boggess, Langsville ·M'W HOLZIR HOSPITAL Special features on t.he program appear to be much left to repair, D.anage to a tactory (below cll!fl thet might bnd' in another ·sell , James Daniel s and Tom M1lb wa~ ekct <'d va·c pr~tdcnt and Ohf'St(!r Wclht, Long Bottom W.:, highway) II even WorM. The tornado llJLled eight pet110rui and lD• will be a trumppt. oolo .aad. • darAdmitted FrJday: l''inley SlN.c8, area· and ignite. A burn-ing pcrand th 0y sen'cd ref.rf'~hments at Od1e McDonald of Gallipolis was both fined $100, c-osts and sentfil., r~utlwd. l!!!od_60_1a !!"! &r<\o _ _[Jnlm!OI_ImJ!IIB~ol inot. quil'tet. lUit ib ihlo ueedod, Bailey :.aid. ·the clo...;c oi the meetin.;. gi\'1:0 Lhe :;L'Q"Ctal1} p.x>t. c~ til Lbree day-s in jail. s' ,. RED Single Copy I lUI'S. Ralph\\ e ..:.er J Loca} "mner Apn*I Showers In f;as (:o. "Mrs. America" Contest T T Urn 0 nOW Choice of 22 Varieties ,N Pbone- I·With ~ides Tod~y me Plans Are Made By Pomeroy OES For Banqe~et Plans were made ror a mother· daughter banquet to De tle)d on Tuesday , Apri-l 17, when Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES met TUesday evening at the Masonic Temple. Ncllie Brown wolllby matron and Theo Smith woo1hy patron pr-esided end ill'Yitation,s. wel'le received 4:o aottcnd inspcctlons O( Mt. Olive Ch.aptCT, Chesterhill; Washington Obspl.er, Hamlltnn April 7; Valley Chapter. McCon nelsville, April 12; Albany Chap-•. ter, April t; Euph~ia Chapter, Ame&vilfe, April 25; New Milrs~ Held Chapter, M.ay 9 •nd Hartt· 1 sonvUle Chapter, May 2L Mabf>l G()('glcin , tnla ~c~s~, Florence Tracy and V1rgtn1a Simmons wue named atl thr com mittec m charge of the tickets for lhe mothcr-d.[lughtec banquet. 0 . H. Ogdin, worthy patron of Peeb 1 les, Ohio, was a guest and spoke briefly. Plans were diS('ussed {or ~ mspeetion which will be held Jun{' 11 At th(' cl~<' of lhfl me<'tlnA t"t· rroshml'nt:s were served by Doro thy Will, Ida Sm1lh, Grace ~a­ Icy, Shirley Custer and Arvilla balanced Be± II$ ' , pped Field grown rose bu s hes . Good hbroush ro lt;h': r stronger plants. Packed A super root_cd pa ~ka.~=:e, ~arantees C;:lic~~ ~oil conditioner. Funeral Services Held Wednesday for Mrs. ShoemQker CONVENIENT TERMS qts . c..o. _- - - - - - - - \ U1 POMUOY. Saturday, April?, 1956 President Ponders Farm :Bills Future ~ t ,.... I>Kt- by ..,,., •"•• ••• ltaln rtwy ctwt,. IHI..tly ,. ..... . or INlOW Mfore HWIIne- WJ...., . or .,.... before tftdlns. Windy ..... tumlnt cool•r CIMrint •tid coo..,. toftitht. Sunda.,, f.Jr anti rather cool, High tocta., .0 nerfh,. WHI, to SO MuthH.t, Low toi\Jfht tod•.,- I • 1.n 3 Ever· Bl oomln . g'. strong 'H d ' • ar y • enttn e ---SIX - FIREMEN KILLED - IN COLLAPSE OF WALL EI b e r f e ' d s s sA l E ROsE BuSH E ~~~K~in~(~D~in~o~sa~u~r~~±~'';"";.;.;.;;;;;;;;;&;, ::~nd Spt.."<lial VB ~ngmc, 4 d.r. sedan. Low Editorial Phone 397 Fight Results ~ Santa Fe PaRsai!e 1952 BUICK ·. · · · · · · · · · d~k · ~rccn . I Dlx ,, dr Sndan Ongmal No. 301 ? ~~ho~:~~~nE~~e;cr~asH7~~:r'' ::~ ~e1an;~d~~:. h:~db~~~.e r~~!:l~l~ lance, \'tsl•ted them d · g was 1e&d ·-6 {In Teehnlcolor) 1954 BUICK • · • · VII Baseball Scores The Kautz, DaffOOH Stor1 was read by m Mr. and ·Mrs. Robert Mci)Owe 11 (rom a weeks visit with her daug~ -Mary treasurer. Racine Mrs woodrow Mora. A demon and daughter. D~b orah . Columbu;;_ ~tralion on a Religious Exh1b1t h<n-c m.:>ved to a ne\l' hl'me . ~~d weather Ohlr. Sit....,.. •ncl thun ..,. •tenM .....,),_ ......,.. HNII ttt. ste,. thl• tor.oo 1n. .,.,.. Devoted Ttt The lntereftt Of l'h Meip.ftiiN• Area ~~M~r~s~.:IA§I~o~La§ud~e~c~nu~·~lt~,=r~e~t~u~m~<~d~1~'o~l~ed~o~,~w~he~'~e~h~eh~"~e~m~p~l~o=y~me:n:t.:::le:s:,==·==========, M$1110H at SOUETY Cheste, Garden Club Meets At Wood Resl'd ence • . MIDDLEPORT Annual Inspection for May JO • • e Sale At Meeting -Evanqeline Chapter OES Plans TONIGHT finish and top. Club ToSpor.tsor • Gala Flower ShoW. There was an Easter Prngram . at tb.e Baptut Church Sunday morning , following the Sunday The public is .iavited to ~e ~ school hour . d IJ'Ual Sprina Flwrer Shot' liVeD br, Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Durst an the Rutl1nd. Garden Club at ~ family , Donnelsville end Mr. and RutlaPd Methodist Church. .Mr~1 Mrs Henry Moore, Columbus, were Pl<rnS were made for a rumm11ge Robert Reibel, Lel.dimt Creek, It Easter weekend guests of M.r. and sale to be be.ld in the church ct11nrman -of ,t he Flower Show. Mrs. Ott Arnott. social room April 11 and 12 wht',n 'l"be .mDw wilt be held on Sat-, Mr and Mrs. Gary Wolfe and the Ladie:s Aid o( thP St P.aul s rday Apnl 14, 2 9 P. M:. ad family St. Louis, visited his par- Lutheran Church met Wednesday Sunday, A~l .115, 2-5 Y-- ~: eots. Mr . and Mrs. Eber Wolfe and afternoon at the chun:h. Garden Clubs ln -thii area are other relatives. Mrs. L. C. K'arr presided and Mr and Mrs . Frank Wallace art' prayer by the group opened the bein' mvited to exhibit h1. th(' announcing the birth of a gr~ndson m~:etmg. Those havin~ at"hcleti h orticultural or specimen: elu~.· to their daughter and son-m-law, fur ,t he rummage 6ale were re Mrs. Cush Johnston, Bradbury,..lS. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bl.rcb of qu~ted to hav~ them a.t the president 00 tbe Rutland Garden. Waterford.. Club"-'-----~-chu!Yb by Tuesday. April 10 Mr and Mrs J R. Foster and Three arttclH were pres ented Mr. ~nd Mrs. Paul Stewart and TWO ARE JAILED Middleport friends of.the late family, Columbus, spen_t the East- as ro!Lows : "As We F'or~lve" M~ . Two men were • in MlddleporL 11 'MTS. James Simpson, ·M rs. Ebt•r Paul Theiss· "God's Candlehght ' Evan-gclme Chapter, OES. W1 LeWIS, Mrs. Harley ~w1sller, Mn Harry Kldd and Mn;. Kidd and er weekend wlth their parents. ){~ C harl ~ Lytle and "How jail today awaiting hearings be. have ttwlr annual tnspe(:ltOTI on Oma Nelson, Mn . Mtlton Hood . ctulren were in Portamoutb Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buck. fo~ 'Mayor C. 0 . Fisher otJ Thun;day to attPn<t his funeral at Mr and Mrs. Daniel Crouch and R.eai is t.~ Powe-r of the DC'VIl" chargM of intoxlca.,Oil. Bot.~ May \0 an<i Whf'll hth:as=..~~ After the meeting the E~ngf" ­ Mrs . Karr. . d arrested by Patrolman Boa~~ Thursday cvrnm>g a.t 1 . e . li c Club met and sandWiche s. thf" Daehler Funeral Home. TheY baby; South Charleston . and. Miss by The next m~~etmg wlil be bel n , .,,.. and coffee 10 cl uded Mr. and Mrs . Harol~ Lillian Powell, Columbus, vlslted Tl"mple Jn fE'gular s~ss1~ n. pl.ana were Thomas Eblin, 28, or Midi. . P \Ck.if'S ' pDtato hC 1,.-Mrs WJllUlm Hrown, Mr. and 'Mrs. James Sulh· thel.r parents, Mr . and Mrs. Ivan WedncsdilY May 2. wPTe made for the mspoot;:;· were seTV(.'ii dleport and John Steinbrook·, Y · Mn James Clatwoo1by, Wo Y Morns .Mr~ Theo Neutz\mg. Mr ~. van Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Karr Jr., Powell. 45, of Lo1an. Mr. and Mrs Emil Plichta an~ ENTERS SORORITY Matron. presided and an~ou:aeea~ Denve~ Rice, Mrs. Jark Bechtel ' Kal'~ Hlody, Ern~st Covert, Mrs . a practtce session for Apnl and Mrs. Dana·\ Tho~pson . wl'lliam Walters, Mrs. Eber _Le- family , Cleveland, vilnted Mrs. P~I­ Nancy Irene Blacttnar , daugh Morgan, Wilham chta's mother Mrs. Frances Phll1 P M. and a potluck supper to TwPn'i:y mnc members ~ two WlS . Roger ttrr of Mr. and Mrs. Fred B\aettbe held a-t 5 P .. M. on ~ay 2 guests trom the Prunt Pleasant Childs. h.cn memb-ers w111 ctcan the chapter were presen!l.. The com( Miss Carla Daune Ow ell'S and so~aster Sunday guests of Mr. and nar 209 Sprit'tg Avenue . has rcBY UNITED PRESS :intng reorn and kit.cbert of the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bowman (Jane Mrs. c. f . Shain were; M~. and cenfly · been initiated b y Alp~a tt~ US't!-d arrange. m.enls o 1 Chicago N 16, - Baltimore A 4 'n Temple. The regular monthl y jonquils and fory sl h Ia ·Lft the owens) and their daughter, Susan, Mrs. Gene Roush and ch1ldren, Delta Pl social sororitY a~ OhiO Chicaeo A 10 - St. Louis N 1 meehng will toe helf.l May 3. Culumbus, Wer'e Easter guests of Chillicothe; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Univerrd:y . Miss Bla1!ttn:a r ·Js a~so di.ning room. Milwaukee N 8 - Brooklyn N 6 a m ember of the Ohio Um,·erslty Invitations are to be sent to Mr . and Mrs. Karl Owens. . Reinshel and family and Miss Judy Wasblngton A 3 Morrrhing Band and the Symphony Cinti. N 4 neighboring chapters tn ~ttend Mrs Ruby MeKendrle, who 18 Shain , Columbus Cleveland A 2 New York N 0 ·he irtspettion and the dmn.er, recuperating arter recent eye su: Mrs . Kenneth Beckner, Charles- »and. --·Pittsburgh N 6 Kans. C. A 1 gery was drrv.en to Holzer H~l- ton, spent a week with her sister ~hich will precede the inspectiOn Cbicago A 10 St. Louis N . Goll,·poh•. by ·Mrs . C. H. Wlse 1 M nd M•• d · law M.. and Mrs. is to be served at the Churc~ of 1'1 · d and brother-in-aw, r. a • · ter an son-tn- • • · Jr. Thur9day when she returne Emlly Bird . Ed Raroni , Cleveland . . Chrtst by the PhilMbea Socu~ty , f th' dmner must for a C'beckup . . George Wolle U.S N. San Diego, Mr. and Mr.s. Henry Lana. p;tts15 be made by May 4 wHh Mrs . Stew Mrs. Emma Biss-ett, who has hv Cal., spent a furlougtl with his burgtl, were Sunday guests of Mr . 1R(>.serva.tions or l'd in the Shiflet property o_n parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manchester and Mrs. Ed Burmcn. art Hawktn s. secretary. Commtltees appotnted are dl'-Walnut Street fo-r three years, u Wolfe . sunday guests of Mr . an~ Mrs BY UNITED PRESS · curations, Hallie and Nellie Zc~kle Thr AprH meeting of rthe Chr~ - moving to her own house on Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jackson and oval Di.ddle were: Jerry . ?owell Philadelphia _Bobby Singleton";. Mrs Robert l'Qats; rc~Lstratum, tcr Garden Club was. held at t \~ Rutland Street. . baby of Salem, were Easter guest and two daughters, Rarme and 120 Yz Philadelphia, stopped CleO ~1rs Leo Vaushn. 1\1~:;. Walt:: home of Mrs . Robert ~ood wt 1 Mr.s . L W · McComas 1~ the of Mrs. Jackson's mother, !o.hs Bob Fisher, ~a&. . Ortiz.' 118lh, Jo(.ew ~ork 3. 'te••'- her in the Kmder- Mildred Spencer. child· · , • ' • • Bunce, Mrs Kalad H.m,dy, ~m M Horace KarT ·a&o. ,,,,~ • .,,..,. ·'•. ••b·ti·lute _, Mrs. Be rnar Do'ddle and , , John Hawkws, Jr.: dim~ ro ' r~iechon of officf'ts were herl; gartefl' while ,M.rs. Guy Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Perry Smith and ren attended a Birthday dtnn~r SAN FRANCISCO Charld wi,th Mrs. Earl Dean elected Pre 1s itl. ramlly, Columbus visited Mrs. for her father, Bart Miller at hts Powell, 209, san Francisco knoe~ ' d t Mrs Paul Karr, v1ce P Mrs. Della Carnahan SPent ~ev Smith's grand-parents, Mr. and home in Leta\ t. ed out Charley Que, 188, Los Ang~ ::d:~t: Je.s~ Jones, secretarY and l!ral days this week with relattves Mrs . Monroe Pickens. Waid Diddle 1efl Wednesday for - SPRING GLMIOROUS - ' St. Paul Ladies ANTIQUITY The Daily Sentinel ' 3.25 each ELBERFEI...DS Middleport Band Spring Concert Will Be Sunday I Sidney T. Russ~ll Named Delegate To Convention "-- --. -. ... ' ~. ·- · ., ---...- .. .... -. .. • ' • j • ' , EX-p0 I'ICe Chie £ At MI.ddleport Named Deputy I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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