https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7ccfa15ae295bb43882e4f0694f474f6.pdf 78b87935f26c3f01bac35f4de9f57c24 PDF Text Text • t Saturday, April 7, 1956 fhe Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy..MICidleport, Ohio Sunday Sermon In Thy pr•••nc• jay (Pulm 16 11). 1~ fulnh~ of 1 :-.all 1111 J,oJd frtHI J bt•t u!lHng 'n llllliH't "'d m the cli! lllh <i lld tr .. u!Jie, of 11ft that r C'a n no loll).;ll ~~n~ J t~ lil'llg hl ' lh Th \ ~ p 11 Jt l1ad nv furlh to hn ill• n 'lH h a w<.~v th at I tohall nut b1 drfo·ato·d b \ 1! hul "I! on t rom \ JttOI) u ntu 1 c'IUt} Krrp Ill(' l<lllhlul untJI d ea\!l t or J ez.u, ><~ k t• Anwn 1-'HA \ I:J{ ' ' . Me-thodis.t Chur~th H"bt•J1 E Lmtt"T, I'<~slor ~unlld } S<'hvol 9 lU A . M. George l'anon . Sup! Wor.-.hlp St'fViCe al Tke Rutland R1 ~ 10 30 A M F•d•nt.d Churd> , Waldo J. Bartels, Pas-tor i''rOO SlaetJtmaT, Supt 9 15 A M Ohurch School, 10 .lO A ~ Wo1 sluv serv!re, Thur~dil~ Sc•nJOr CIHir 6 P 'l.f P M Thursda ) Sr Choh, 6 l' M. TM SyncUM Methodht Chur,;;h HM~ Rolwnl ~ L1nter l'a,.tor Su nday Sehovl Q '10 A M lhna Wmehmn ner :)upl V.. orshtD ~I:'T­ Vices 7 30 Bradbury Church or Chrbt, Litwl"i.'IIlCe A ~!'li'iiZ , l'astu- Thur man CarS!..")', Sup•'- S.Un>!Dty Sc.p:)().f 9 ao. Momang ~moo 10 30 . Ohri5 ll'a'n 1'-::ndeav'Ur 6, Eveotn.g ~.rmoo 7 Two W'ee'ks f"("Vtval M.aroh 4 tJhnJ ~'dh 18 Jt1•VI\'~ [ <Sei"VJ<'e at 7 30 e-ach eventng Monday thru SaltJW"day Rt-v JVill lf'JII.rltr H8Sl'icl Justlee , mm!Bter, Wav~ly Tnnlty Luth•ran Church, Rn. H H Ftdoensoh61" of Jlarkt"n'lbur~. ..., 111 ~ SICit\IJCCS at 3 P M at the obJJrcl\ on Bli'IJiiffl'nut Ave The pubLtc lS oordiaolly ~nv~t~ THE RACINE MISSION, Ch•rles Bu sh, Pastor Sunday School 11 a m SundBy evenmg- wor ~ h · r 7 30 p m Wcc>kly Prayer SPrv1cr Tuesday 7 30 p m Purll;~nd s ~r ViCel-i Prayer ser\'ICC Monday st 7 30 p m Regular church serv1ces Fr1day 7 30 p m RACINE AND GREAT BEND Baptist Chureh, Rev We.~ley Jen km-'>, putor Sunday school 0 30 a m Sunday mornmg worship 10 45 a m {llacme) BYPU 7 30 p m Su nday evenmg worsbtp 7 30 p m (Great Bmd) Weetly Pra)er ~t_-:rVtce.s Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST Mlland Chapel Rt-v Edison Weaver, Bible School lO a m Supt Henry t:b lm, Mormng 5erv1ce 11 30 A M , Evangeh~llc Serv 1ce 7 30 r M blood o•k chcsl wub sdf-ru•olf! tur .o,ide. S•me de-- aign •bo •vr;ul•ble in other firu•hn.·• ·- .......,... $4995 10 JO A Gr•oe• EpiKo~l Churci'l, E••t Mam Strer-t Pomeroy Rev J Edwm Charl es, Rector, Mrs Cedm w Cl ark , organJsl Worship an rl sermon at 10 30 A M. Holy C'ommumon ftrst Sunday m month Ch unh Sdlool , Hegmners au d Prtmary, at 10 30 A M_ for m I or H ~ mauon t'unre rntng nor work, dB ~': of Pr•,..., Chlat•r, S • please telephone 302-J Y ool 9.30 A. M. Morning worship 11 A M Sunday .evenmg Chriatian Churdl •t RMCI•vlll• worstup at 8 Prayer meeting on f:Hry Sunday 10 A M Sunday Thursday 8 p M. School and Com munion f1rst Sun day in month 11 .'\ M Church Church of Christ, Br•dford, commumon and pr..,achme; tbtrd Rev. John Wyatt, Pastor. Btble 9 .30; cburcb servtr&.! 10.30 0 P M School Sunday ln month ? 3 Youth meeting at 6 P. M. and ~ho~~~~. ~~~:~lrrg-R.:v . Harold C evangelialie •ervke Sunday even Christian Church at Long 8of. mg at 7. James Reed 6upl tom, enry Sunday 9.aU A M. Raechvlll• Ch.,ge, i..v. fr ..l•nd Sunday School and cummumon, Norfls, Pastor. Serv1ees at Joppa first Sunday lJl montb 7.30 p M 9.30 A M; Sunday st 10:20 SunChurch preachmg, thud sunday day School at Long Bottom g 20 A m.month 10 30 A M Churcb com M; Preachtng serv1ce HH6; Sunday So'ool at Re"'·v'liie 9.20 A mumon and preaching - Rev M. Preaching '1 7.30C~UJ:~ p M WSCS at Ha;~~d Zhu~~~ter:n Pa~~:i,t, Keno, basement of ReedsVille church Dec H. every Sunday 9 30 A . M. Sunday School and comanmlon, ii;,cond Frw Mrlthodlst Church, Harry Sunday 111 month 10 JO A. M Bate.s, Pastor, Laurel Cliff. Sun Church rommumon and preachmg day School 9.30; Class meetmg fourth Sunday m month 7 30 p 10:80; FMY service 7 00; PreachM church preachmlJ - Rev Har- mg 8 00; Prayer Mlltmg Wednesold c Doster, Putor, day 7:30. Hysell Run Sunday Th• Chrl•fl•n Church at Hem· School 10; Preaching 11.15. lock Grove, every Sunday 9:30 A Carl.ton Cllurch, Klnasbury Rd., M Sunday School and C'Ommumon Rev Ray Btddle, Pa.&tor. Sunday second Sunday m month 7 30 p School 9 30 Prayer meetinr Wed~ M church preschmg fourth Sun nesday 7 30 Church first and day 10 month 10 30 A M church thtrd Sundays 7!'30 . Sunnse Se.r~ cummunwn and preachmg - Rev VICe 5 45 Easter Sunday. Harold C Do!lter. Pastor St. P1ul's Luth•ren Ch~rch, L. EUB Churcl1••• Morning Star & M Mohrboff, Pastm Sun(lay Entcrpri.'Hl, Rev Roger n15 her, Srhool Easter mormng at 9 30; Pastor. Mornmg Star Sunda~ Holy Communion Easter mormng Srhool 9·4:5 A M W.orning wor- at 10 30, Vestry meetmg Apnl sh!p at ll A 1\f. MYF Sunday eve 4th at 7 30 1n the parsonagt" ning at 8 Prayer lfijlelmg ThursFAIRVIEW • day evenmg F.nterprlsc sunda~ Edward Grtffith pa~tor . Sunrlay School 9 30 a. m , Young Peoples meeting 6 45 p m.; Preaching scr· v1ccs 7 30 p m; prayer meeting, Wednr-sday 7.30 p m. Rev1vsl ~;er Ylce w1Jil begtn Apr 8 w1th. Rev BY MRS. RUSSELL PAYNTER Mrs Strlla Poth, Mr and Mr ~ fo:du.on Weaver as. Ev:mgcllst 7 30 Third Str..t P•nt.ctUt•l Church l<lo}rl Sm11h and ~ons or Manon lllld \1rs IJ1 a kels o.r h11de callt'd Muilflcport, B. L Barrett, past01r on MI' and Mn; Hus!>cll Pa1nter Sunday Scl'tool 10 a m Ev1lnl(<'Sa t u!<l<~y lisl1e scrv1ce '1 45, Wednesday \t 1 ,and \-Irs Wdl llcilman ser\u:e 7 45, Saturday Prayer and "PI ut 1;~ster w11h Mr and Mrs Pra1se meetmg 7·45 p. m Pr..byt•rlan Church, Syn~uu, IJ,1n.t 'l'ut nel', Jr Rev Howard Rup[\elt. P•etor . Mt~ .J I. W!tkham wnd \'~· JII fll'llmo~n s pen1 'ruf\Sday Wllh Church School 0.30 Rubl•rl._ Hotl den, Supt Wl!'stmmsJ.cr Yl<" [I 30 I M1~ Lenard Lanham Mr uml \l!'s (.f(orald Vwll't, p m. Evcmng worship service 1 \lr and Mh Flt>yrl Spence, Mr 7 30 topic "The Man Who Retllrn• • ilnd \t1.o; Alvd ( lt~rk ,md Mr and ed to Omner" Flrtt B•ptist Church, R•v. M1 ~ lknz1l (,{'Og!ctn were E.u1er gul·sl'; of Mrs Jcnmc Roustt Ralph Zundel , pastur Churcoh School 9 30 Wm Watson . Supt 1' <~hlf'J' gut>sls. or Mr. and Mrs Ru ~~eN l'amtcr wer" Mr and Mrs M.ornml!l wor!ihiP 10·30 A M. SerH.1lph Pamlet•, Mr and Mrs Han) mon. "The Mes.<~.age of " The Empty B1·ow n and t'"h.ildrcn and .M~S gL Tomb ' BYF 7 30 r. M l'['ayer meetmt:: '1.30 r M . R:t ~~ell Pamrer Jr , 1n hooor of TM Unit.d Ma>thodiat Chyrch Ha l11h s 111rthdny, Apnl 2 h:e J Leslie Kunze, pa:slor Church cream and cakl' w-.re scnted. Mrs Vlrg1l Roush and Mrs J L School D 115 'fht>o Sunth. Supt \\o' kkhllm attended the D. of A. Worship Sen•ice 10 30 '"ReVlE~W". lodg!' at Ou)9tcr TUesd.ay. Yf<" 5.30; Monday evruung the M-Sgt <~nd Mrs Huhsc>ll Painter Daughters of Ruth Cla.'is wtll mret Jr and cluldren and Mlss Lou 1n Lhc home of M1~s Carrie- Yea~ Ebersbsch left Tuesdal' r01· Ta- ger with Mr.s. Jllt'Ob Glotockncr, coma, Wa~hmgton aftm- 11 30 day aStiastmg. 'Monday cvcnmg 1.30 furlough. Ru~sflll ts stattoncd at County Voubh Rally at SyriK'll3e Fort L~WJt:i Wash Methodist chureh Wl'dnt\'iday 6 Mr and ·~ J L Wickham Motber¥Daughter banquet, potluck WC'rc f.sstf'r guests of ..'lfr and 7 30 '"Portrait of Mal')'" a monoMrs Hurl Rtdffl)O.Ul' of Chet-1eco logue presrnted by Mrs W C. ( Mrs Josephine McGee of Long Taylor, Tnlf'do. Public IS mvlted. Bottom spent Ea11'1cr With Mr Thur!lday 7 Ch01r rehearsal Til• Harrlsonvlll• Pre$b)1VIan and Mrs. Vtl'(~ll Roush and fam 1ly ·Mr and Mrs Larry Roush Wt're Churc•h, J l.et>he Kunze. pa&tm'. ,aftrrnoon ('allf'rs Church SchOOL 10 .& m r A Fin· •Mrs J L Wickham spent Wed· law, Supt. Worship $01'VIt'l' 8 P. M. "'Rl'VIl'W." n~·~d<~v With Mr. anrJ Mrs R.u:~scll Paintf'r Th• Chrl•tlan Seiance Ch.,rch. Avalhiblllly todq of God's heal· tn.g and rc-gcneratJve powf'r wlll be brought out at ChnslliUI. Science serv1ces Sunday Readuucs from tho Ktng James Vel1'iioo. of the Btble and cotTel~tiYf'· PIIS88J«<' from "'Sc1en«:.e and Health with Ka.y 1o the Script11r~" bv Mary Bakrr J<~ddy w¥11 C<)hlprtsc the les~ ::;;on sermon eDlitled "Are Sm. 0\.scase and Dc.ath ReaP ' Cbr1et JC'ML'J h.calmg o( the "man wtlh an unclt'an spirit" wall be rl'ad from Mark lnl'Judmg l1he following (1.27} · AOO they were ·a~J amazl!d msomuch that they qu~t1oned among thc>1melvoo, t~-ilYin~ Wba-t thmg 1~ tlus? what nrw <loctrlnc in tl11S'1 for With alllhontv com· mandeth he eve-n the unclean .sp1r11s, and they .On ol){'y him." Among <the correlative pas..~ages \ ' '1 • to be- r('ad from Scienl'c aod ' I Health is thr following (494.11): "11: IS rwt well to lmagme t])at Jr:ru!'l demon-strated t.he d1vlne powp,r to heal orliy for a self!Dt number or for a lunatcd pcnod of ltmc, smce to all mankmd and 111 ('\'('ry hDur. d1vine Love !lippiles all good" Alf.-.d Methodllt Church, Rn. R M Grove, pastoT Sund11l School al 9 30 Uloyd D11lmger, Sup! Worship fiCtvJC'l~ at 10 43 wtlh Rrv Grove bru1g10g t-he llll'h~IIJ.!!' Sunday cvooinJ:l regular m('ct 1ng of the M'YF at 7 30 W~ nr!-iday t'VOOtng prayer ~NVICC8 &t 7.30 Th• Methocli1t Chara•. L.tart Falls. Enunabelle I<"' Sopher, pas~ \or 'fh u r~~ East Le-tart MVF -.t 7 P M Communion oat 7 30 P. M Apple Grove MYF 8'1. 7·30 P •M Monday. Sunday worship -.Chtct.: 9 30 A. lf. Lt.:toll't Fallu I M Th• Flnt p,..abyt..-ln Chur.... Middleport , Re-v Howard Ruppelt, pa~1 or Church School 9 30 Jame.!l Bucharnon, Supt Morning ww~hlp 10 30 topiC ''The Map Who Rt-turn.-d to Dmner"·, Westn>>ll~ter YF 6 P m, Monday 7 30 Trustees m~ling jn pastors study, ll.'edn.e.sday Junior cho,r praottce 6·30 P m' Semor cboar p"sct••· --~ 7 p m Mt. Moriah 8•-'tt Ch .._ ...,, I WEST SHADE CEDAR CHEST ctr -...... lcimolit lANf ffATUAISI • '.4" thhk rad cNar lnterlort • Fr•• moJh prOI~Ho111 guaranty • Arema tleht c•n•Jrvctlon • Rubbe4 aM p•ll•htd fh•hlt Trade Now! For New Furniture BAKER FURNITURE ON THI IIIGHTIST COIN II IN OHIO MIDDLIPOIT Lo?~~bJ.e ~b!~ 9 jo =~a& Needs You Are Paying For Them Without Enjoyi.,g Them. ..' . Let Our Remodeling Experts Show You How You Can Modernize and Repair YOUR HOME THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY ) 110 .f tarl t1 C•~-~·•1 l'lioMI 12 • itll ' • ° PI I1 e ol. VII 1 New Encounters Reported Today Near Gaza Strip NO RED TAPE . 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' 1 l Pomeroy, Ohi91 Butiaou Pho!le 188 Single ISRAELI CHILDREN'S HOME HIT ' .. - Settor i Ill& Deadline date for entr-y into Horse Show sponsored the :Metgs County Jaycees, to held en May 27, u noon of that da,y, according to announcem,ent today Other matters ducuned at hcrse show commtttee meeting J••n. day niiht at which Jaycee memben and nd,ing club show coQlmiLtemen conferred ,n preparation for fin· al plana, was that the casli to be awarded With troptt.tes ribbons in the 14 classes wUI doubled this year with a to~l $280 c1sh to be paid to tbe four winDers ln each class. Entrance tee, ;n the ••,~ho~;"~,;::~111 wiU · be held 1t the ~ Fait-ground, 11 $2, whicb is paid on the date of the ~ow. they may be sent to Bllf Tiding cldo pnli'ident, at Box Pomeroy. Starting lime for DovrnioJI &bow "frill be 1 p m -...-d ... . . East .., 1. Uttitecl Nations (l-ot~ ~ Secrct«ry were for an announcer, but the J11yoees wtll make the final select- I ----- ----- - Ahner C. Stout, 79 Funeral Services I To Be Annual Meigs County Musical .Festival To Be Given Friday I Over 500 Attend coon Dog Trials HeJd Q S day llit Skip Dr!ver * Pomeroy And Middleport Troops Win Prize Awards Is Jailed Here After Accident p II • "ater uti on Control Board ·. S0UfldS Warn1ngs w.,.m :::::. ••• '"""" President Seeks A$500 Million Increase For Corning Fiscal Year meetml>,l unfore seen developmenb m the ballut1e mJHIIe program .. He dJd not elaborate . The Navy funds 1Vlll provide for add1t10nal shlp eonverstons and tbe A.rmy fun<ls for a mmor tncreue lO ground forces lllrength No details of fu new program were gtven tn M.r EtsenbowJet OOm~rs er· ~ supplemental appropnatl.on Mr E1senhow<Pr <atd thai only requesl, whtch was formally sub1about 5400 rmlilun <'f the reque~ ted mltted lo ron~~:res~ after the Chief iu nds would actual!} bf' stwnl dur 1'-:xeculi\e left by plane for a golfI mg the 19:57 hscal ~ e.ar startmg mg holiday m Augusta Ga ' July 1 Therefore, he satd, the new :M r. Eut>nho..C·er satd 'that of the I r~uesl 'w1\l not unbalann· the Atr F'orce fund:s about $248,!100000 1957 budget ' wh1rh he pn•St'nted to would iO directly fo~ purch~ of ( ongress 10 January Th e budget new B 52 homhers and $128,000,000 I ongm.1li) pro\lded for a federill for constructton of new B-52 bases surplus of abou t S400 Jm'hon and the D<> w Lmc radar screen Mr Eisenhower earmarked $376, • Defen!te offtcmls sa-1d the B-52 500000 of the tJ(W appr opna11on pNgram ~ill prov 1de ~0 Qf tbe ~or the aJr fonr lo pru,1de for far reachmg e1ght .Jet bombers. I acceleratffi ~rod uctwn of long- W1th tbe Si.lpport (11 e11ttJes -tbe 1 range B-52's and construction of BS2 program rompnses more than additional StrategJc Atr Comma nd half of the total appf01Jnatw• base.s to handle them Part of the request Atr t'orcc rund!l alo:,o would go to ongre~10nal Reubilcans arc speed construction of thP so-called 1confu"1cnt th~ admm 1strlilhon move ·Dew Line" or d1stanl rarly warn- wtll tak6 the punnch out of a com mg hne of radar station s stretch- mg Senate mvesttgat 10 n fJf air m~ 3,000 m1les arro·~ thr Arttc powl'r The f1rst tar~et or th<! mnm of northern Canada qulJ'y had been B52 productton The President abo sou~ht S65.· wh1ch Dcmoc ra~ ha\'e charge 1; 600 000 for the Na\' $55 000,000 laggmg for Army , and $50 000 000 hr Other developm <' nts as "1ntersernce actJYitles " He saad the " 1ntrr10ervu~ " fun~ congressional Easter recess w11l go · pnmarll) to prov1de for ed. Fann Bill ?re:s1<lt>nt Etsenhower and the DemocratiC cohgres,s.lODa.l leadf:'rshlp ilrded for a show 1 down ngb't over tl}Eo ptondin~t; farm bill. Mr E1~erihower told GOP ltgllolat!l't leadrr~ the hill is not a good bdl · ij~ urged a last m1nute effort to ~ .· nd a ba.:k to a Senale-fiouMt.. CQ.llfcrent..>e com m1\tPe to eiJmmate'' tl!atd'ies 'Ob1 JeclJOnable to h1m Informed sourei's s1d 1he Rt!pablicn leadI Lon' Bol!mn scea of M01g, Coun- e-rshrp Wtll make a recomm1ial ce- motJon m tbe House on WednesSunl"tug the deceased are his da\ and offer a compromise. wife lA-lla Fulton · a daughter Senate Dcmocrat.ic Leader Lyndon B Johnson D. Texas er1tieited Ilah Stone , Drava, W. Va, a \bro the Prestd(lnt He accused Mr. ther Elmer of Cambndge, 0. two E1~rnhower of )otmng ''frantie half brothers J1m Fulton of Beth Republ 1cans" tn " lobbytng a.gainst esda, 0 and Clyde Fulton of Bn:w the farm blil." !Iter. Oh10 Funeral servaces Wlll be conduct- 1 ed h} the Rev Wilham Frost and tnternm('nt wtll be under the d1r echon of the Arbaugh Funeral Hum[' where fnend~ may call Middleport ·Concert Band PI; PI:~~~~::~.~~~ T0 ACapact"ty Aud•1ence sunday z.::~! ~~ b~::;~.~· .~·;d."·~ The classes wiU be a~ follows 1 Lead In PonY (Western Tack 2 3 gaited with full maae and ta1l (English Tack): 3 Ponies· u~er 48" Western Tack 12 years anrt under, 4 Western Pleasure Horse, West A stnTtfliJ fanfare arrcmgement lene Knapp, llanlyn 'Sue Xmghl ern Tack; 5 Pony Harness of the ~vHS Ftgbt Son.~t opened Jumor awards tiinda Eat<'y. (Cart or buggy, 56", o,pen age), the Spring .Concert IJIVe.JI by the Gordon Gulhrte-. Ro~rt Hennes}, Middleport COncqt Band Suoday, Leo Kenned), Ita Butcher, Ar(Contin-ued on Page Six.) April 9 at ibe High School aud.- thnr Clark, Janet Valrurhne, Ed· lonum. Band Director Earl dte Grueser; Sophomore Edward Warnke arranged the number Kttchen, Marilyn Roush. Kctth wbtch prtlCeded the openmg of Anderson, Thomas SkU)ner. Bruce CAPT. IOHN I. HAYWAID, DIW lldpper of tho .........wJoDtd ..,_ the cwtam and the enhre pro- Brarlfurd, Stf'phen COa~. De€ ril!r Franklin D. Roo~rtt•U (bottom), puses to bil mother, Mn.JU.a gram was .enJoyelj by the capa· Sauu, Vera Covert, Sharon Jones, Hayward, ot New Yort Clb', a piece ol the celebntloo eat.. lUI city audience who were enthu~ - (;rn,, and Jeanette Crooks aon, Joho T. Jr,. lookJ on. The flattop w•s modernized at 1 COlt ot ' tdn·e~l~a'y iuli~ about tbe (!Dale--a tradl· l Freshmen Don Erwm, JanJce $48,000.(t00, 8be becOmel the lecond laqeat DIV1 vellll JD thl WOfltl. • • • lionel Sousa March. favorl4-e of Rtchards, Joyce Hemmon;;. Susan Aboul 2.,000 1\ltllt attended the ceremonlu et B.NmertoD. Wasb. Abner C. Stout,' 79 of all band lfJvers. Pullen, Susan ProbaS('{), Chnstine The tarrier will embark on • two--month erulse •round Cape Hom. Plains, a Ufe long resideat O( The program to eluded modem Coats, Dons R1ce, Lynn Buchan whlle en route to ber new home port 1a Meyport, l'lll.(l~J County iod a retiTed mall arrang-ements of oJd fa.vontes and on. Judv Butcher, Don Grucscr died Sunday afteraoon at also modern compositions w1ueh · Karen Walker Man.utne Wood Clark hospitlll iD w~c explamed by Ule dir{l(.:1.or gerd, Denms Walburn, Karen }fcwbere he hsd been a The fesLured numbers were a Elbmney, Bunntc Van Cooney Tbe son of Spencer and cornet solo ''Trumpeter's LuiJudy Butchf'r, wbo 1s 11l with Stoul be was well known laby" by Gene Crooks and a. clar· flu and Mr~ P...;~.ul Johnson (Linda out the county haY'i.ng been a 10et quartet "ln Modo Rel1.2ioso'' Helrtch! who wa~ on hPr we-dding carrier for a span of more by Mary (;. M.ller, Myrna Rus· lrip were thC' on ly members not Funeral Servt1'6S for W1Ulam Friday, April 13, the annual c-horuses from ¢be eight County Gloeckner. 42, formerly of Meigs 30 years &ell, Sharon Jones and Edw-drd pre::;t>n1 Htgh Schools. County who died Friday nie-ht in Meigs County Music Festival Will He is survived by his wtfll! Crooks l'hu:; ts the seleet1on they - - - - - -- -- be pre.sented at the MiddlepOrt St. Francis bospHal in Warren, The bands w11I play eight num· el of Tuppers Plains; a played at the Athens District Ohio will be held Tuesday at 2 Htgb School aud.M.orium at 8 p bus &nd a brass -ensemble will Mac Dorst of Long Bottom Solo and Ensemble -contest when • m with more than four hundred p m. in the Letart Methodu;t churthey rcte1ved a suprrlor ratmg. accompany the fmal chorus .!ll.ster Nettie HeatoD of students from the Met_lils County oh. Twelve vocal nwnbers will be Nebraska. Ru~ell Roush prestdent of the Gloeekner was a vtteran of High. Sehools ·lak~ng part. Funeral services for tbe band presented the d1rt1C'tor with given by the girls' chorus, g~rl!' Miss Carmen Deeni.~, Mlddle- ense.mbles, boys' chorus and m lx· will be held Wednesday at World War II 11nd saw two years of a gik from the band member,s for poJ'rt vocal instruct.or, 1s •general ed chorus Throo bundred &bd m. in the United Brethre' service in the South Paciftc. •bJs hard work Wlth them. 0 UD Friends may eall at the resld· chaJ.Tman and Will be asststed by ninety vocal students w1U take at Tuppers Plains witb the Four sludE"nts Wf'ta 'Surprised Walter Frost offlcli.Ung, when they recel\-ed three scholar Over 500 persons attended the enee of Mr. and Mr8. Charles Hy- Priscilla H.arpole, MrddleporL, in part In the concert. Burial will be m'ade In shtps and one alternate place for Field Tnal of thP Meig~ County att, Letart Falls, where the body accompan~ng the vocal chorus The students will come here on ocmet.c.ry under the direcUon the OhiO UmHtsJty Summl'l' Mu· Coon Hunters A s~oc lfllJOn ht-ld , Charles Minelh , Oh-w Umvi'TWill lie in state untll time of serArbaugh Funenl Home sic Workshop Mrs. Emerson Jon ~s Sunday A total of 85 dogs part! sity, wlil direct the bands from Thursday for thmr rehearsal. VIces pres1dcnt-cloct of the Dand cipated. T1ckc>ts are bemg sold by 4-be Funeral arrangements arc un- Chester, Racmc, Rulland and Boosters AssocJaiJon presented Wmner of the hr~t cH"nt \Ill~ der the direction of the ·Ewmg Tuppers Plains .and Charles Lc- variou~ .schools &nd Will a:1so be tbetr award -to Stephen Coat~. Hershel Roush seconrl lVen t wm funeral home. favor, Cosohocton, will dtrect the available at the audltortum. ----------~~-Paul Hapt.onstall chaplain or the ncr was J. C W)'att. Earl Pa t m·k Fc{'ney-Brmnett Post Amcncan took the rtrst place laurels tn thf Leg 1011 gave their award to Gene \h1r<l event and Dlf'k McClannahan Crooks and Cash Bahr prl'sident won the fourth £'H'nl ~kf'l;~unah of the PTA gave •the PTA scholar. .am's dog Duke, also won the fm shi.p to Sharon Jonr.s wtth Thomas alist laurf'b :If :If A ~P<lkc~man rur the a~-o1tatwn A Parkersburg man was 1atlcd Skmnrr named as alternate for reportrd that he. on behalf of llll' Sundav as the result of a tv.o car any one of thf' scholarshiPs Metgs g~oup would like to thank acddent on Main Street with one Band awards made bv Warnke the dog mt'n ~ml ~pt•rtalors fo r The Mason-Gallt\I·Melgs second I Spencer; Troop 230 of Rto Grande received an o£!1cial tolli'!l kit, of the vehiolcs bem~ slighlly were Sen tor medals and cerlift- lhNr fmc · lurtJ·IJHI an 11 intcrC'st BoY Scout ExpDiitlon beld at the Scoutmaster Jim Burnette; Pac}t Lowe of Troop. 261 tn Pomt damaged. Clites Cherole Blake Mary C new National Guard Armory ln 258 of Ft. PleasAnt, Wandel Pan· sant recetved an According to lbe Pomeroy Po- Mtllu, Carolyn Hrflti. Frank1m ll'/ Point 'Pleasant, last Siturday, Apnl cake cubmaster; Troop 200 of Gal- Boy Scout deJu;<c sheRlh bee, an auto driven by Obarll'!i E. Martm. M,vrna Russ£'11. Ru~cll 0 7, was tetrific sdcce1.11. More than lipolis. ScoutmasLcr Geo "Pie" Each of the&e young men soJd sm 1th, Worthington, ht>aded north R.ou~h llelrn S1ohar1, Patl'lt'IJ twelve hundred pe(lple ~Jttet;'ld~:d thE: Hout; Pack 264 of Pt Pleasant, enty dollars of tickets to the but t~~oppcd roc a ~ 11$t al tbe Lloyd. Jam{'~o; Van Coonry. Kf'll· two • ._owin&s ud over siJ bund~ Cubmaeler Charles Jenk1ns, Troop po~tion mteoraection of Rout.c\5. 7. 33 and n~h Murray, Nant'y Rollf'r. Jan, ~ red Cub, Scouts, Explorers and 2M of New Haven, Scoulma.~tcr Fifty two third phH·e 124, was 8truek by a car dnvm~ Child~. Sally Gltmorl', JuaottR • Ie.tder' partlclp1tfl<l in the big John Ferguson, Troop 261 of Pt. were wnn by thes~ scout by Hubert Hudson, 3D, .:l'uken- Hawkm~. J•aulme Z1rkle, Mar· Scouting Show. Pleasant, Harry Cha1,11bcrs ts Scoulr men; Mike Dobbins, Davtd Ott, bura:. Awards and nbbons pretst-nted mastf'r; Pack 203 of Galltpolts, Danny Rnhc, ~na ld RobbinHon, Hudson le£t the !'ccne muu• COLUMBUS 0 l.,)P- Thr Oh10 at the closlDJ of the show by Dis- Cubma~ter A. B Somerville and Billy Janes. Lawrence Dickey, Jam- diately v.i,'lhout stoppirut: and waa Police Chief Warns Wi!lcr Pollulton Cfl'nlrol Boat rl ''-'" trict Scout Executive, Nelson J,.each tbe 4-H Clubs of Mason County, es Bush, Jack Eii:ICl Billy Eacb· l arrerrted by Palrolman Ralph Sisda\ warned commumttc' again:;! Blue llibbon first awards went to: RusscU Prity, County Agent us, Dick O'Dell. James Bia5, Teny son and mterned in tbe -county Pels ~lusl Be Penned ~lfJPratmn• or thl'Jr Adrng Chte£ of Pomcro)' Po· mCfftctml Cub Pack 25fl o! Ne• Haven, Wyatt Yellow ribbon third awards went Pettry, Pete Yarbrough, John Hood ja1J, <'barged with hit !ikm and ~t'Wil[ll' d1sposa] plants lice rrsnk Hud.~-on L~S-ucd a warn· Cha~ll cubmaster Troop 252 or to: Troop 220 of Gallia, Scoutmast· Ray Pi~kens, K1m Neal. Paul intoxication. The Smtih vohlcle Jn tt.~ sp1111t: quartrrh· < lr<~n lng to dog ownc~. who atf'l not Pt. Plealllnt, Carl Dtlcher Scout. er Harold Trainer; Troop 209 or 'l'hompson, Richard Wtl!iOD, Uoward WlfS damaged slt®htly Watl'r~' the hoarfl po..HntNI to tlw master: ~nd the Girl Scouts of BidwelL Scoutmaster Bill Fraley. Vance Bil ly Joe Moodcspaugh. OaThe Mei:CJ Sheriff's Dep.artmcrrl k~epmg t.hr1r animal~ 'J)Cnned or shortac:r of tiH!Il;"'fl '-!lOIIar\' f'ngl lied up and t>taled that the. ownGallipolis,. Mrs Gordon GUbert, Troop 206 of Cheshire. Scoutmaster vid Chadwell Gary Batey, Dille report(4 that Sbermau Butchfif, neers m thr t.1a-t4' and «~atd I he leider. Merrill Brlg(S: and PAck 244 of New, Bobby Grinstead. 50. Jlacin.e, was arrested Satlll"d•Y l\1" wi,H be prOstcUted in aecord- board w11l l.akf' lrgal <l('llon Red•tJbboh 1ecoDd awards were Middleport. Cubrr.asKr Ben Baley. Malcom Sayre. Ro,<;.~~ l''rt'y. C'har~ by Deputy LUoJ Bartrum. on i IIDce WJih a vilJap. ord11M1nce 'a~a!T'l:~l nlllniCif'alt ltf'o; wht1h rlo This ordinance applies (O all woa br: 'noop U5 of MNclleport, Super Scout. Salesman awards lea McFatland, ~om Lyoas. David e"harge CJf selling mortgsg6d pro· nl')( opt>ralf' !if'Wa_c:f' treatment ScoUtmaster Bob .MUla; Troop 249 were made to Cubscoul George Covert, Bru,ce W~llacc, Pbilltp Ball pert.y. The wu sworo by types of animals. Hucts.on pointed p!aonl,:, ~a.~..i'Jtily." out "alld jWil. df41" ~e: Pid. ot· p~, S.:OIIIillnter ll&Ja SjunorTillc ol G~ G - ' (~~o<l. GO ~ SjS) B. C. ~ At Scouting Exposition * * * Sc William Folton / Funeral Services IQ. !o prevent · 1 war, eonferred m VaUcan City today wtttt Pope Pius Xll. Htmmarikjold leaves Rome late t¢ay for Beirut, Lebaaon. 2 An Egyptian military spokes-mn reporttld, large casualties ilJflicted oo an Lsrach a:rmorf'd patrol wldth he .scud trmd t.o penetrate tbe Egyptian-held Gaza Strtp. He hsted Egyptian losses as two wounded S. Israel -announced that Egyptian commandos-identlfttd as ..do ()r die" Fadayeen&-raided Isr-ael si.I times during the mght m a spreadant wave ()f sa-botage that ire:J.ulted m Injuries rt.o bath women and children a-s much as 18 miles from the bocder. '· Mij. ~n. E L, M. Burns, (Contrn.ued on Pa'l{e Six) Copy day ••• r, ....... Conlinu........ high today in 4h tow tonight 30 leN 1 ,. low 40o 1" BY JOHN W. FINNEY Unlt.cl Pr•~o~ St•H Correspondent WA!:iHlNGTON l 'P Prc~1den1 EJc~nhower asked congre~;s toda) to mcrea~c> defensP app ropr1attons for the commg f1S<:'al }f'ar by $547,100.000 Morf' I han t .. t• of the extra funds .,.,,11 go to 5trenglhen ~ h e n.at1on s H-bomb flert of B 52 Jaycees AnnoUnce Plans For Annual Meigs Horse Show CARRIER 'FDR' RECOMMISSIONEJ) Lo~al Scouts Rate Well • Official Results I Released by General \ I Petroleum Corporoti01i, · Israeli Funeral Services For W. Gloeckner Will Be Tuesday .. .,, on Is . troops fought an hour-long battle in the Gaza area today An Egyptian military spokesman reported 10 Carro iha1 "many Israelis" were k1Hed and wounded Israe-l reported that Egypttan. suictde squads made s1x terror ll"akts mto Israel dunn~ the .night dtspite a reported Untted Nabons ultimatum to Egyphan fj'emier Gamal Abdel 'Nasser to .hart such .attacks or rtsk being bran<1ed an aggressor. J\.n ]Bruh miht.ary spok~man sid ll'ne J.s:rae!i !lnd one Egypti-an soldier were killed m clas-hes with the Eb')'piian cmnmandos The attacks h.avc caused IsraeJ to go on a war footmg, pxep;lred to call for an all out draft should th& sduat10n WOI$en These were the maor developmots in the Middle East erlsu: _route. ~ Here's the BlG Fact You Need to Know About the Mobilgas Economy Ru~l 1ac --of All akes in Actual per '• Ohio: Partly doudy •ltd rathlr 'cool today. tnc,..Hint cl.ucfiMU 1on111ht followed by tho~ •nd OII'Jae Melfi........ .4..- • Mondoy, April 9, 1956 Edltl>rial Phone U'l UP-Israeli and Egyptiun \ • I Tense As Fights Conlin The FARMERS BANK and Savings c~mpany 500 E. Moln St. No. 302 e-East ___, - enttne BY UNITED PRESS ~~:7~~~--~~~~~---;~;:~~~::~;;~.,~~~~.,~~~!.~~2!~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---------;~--~-:~------------------..l ~"M.d ~nd.~~ ~ I ° • at :~ oU!d 'l'o Tfle •• j tL • ot . . . ay;~·~Y~~·~·:•~or~~~··~,~~om:;;•;•~•:_""';;.;;""';;;;;;;;;;""';..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; lor, Su~., Mornmg wo:rsh~p 10.3,0, topic Star Gaztn~ Chrlflltiall6 ; They were identified by thf•tr 6 45 Young Peopla; meetmg; 7 30 I activ:tty . Tbey had become slaves I !o.."'.•etung service topic "Duobed~ to the men o! the homeland. He- 1 ten<'e, the . Doevourer of Peace"; brew bands made the brtck that Thursday 7 ·30 ~Yro- meetme. were U.!led to butld many ancient Church of Clmst, Mlddl~. buildings At this Ume they were Rev Fred Gardner p~stor Bible known because they were ~acking School 9 30 ~u.ssell Walso~. ~upt. and borrowtng for a long JOUrney Mornmg WO,-,.bip 10 30 tOpiC The back to the promised land The '"~ • 'M eamng <>1 Ch uc h M em._._-ntp '; people of God ate still marked by Cbra:'tian Endeavor fl- 3~: Evet:llng their activity When we are seen I serv1ce ,7, 30 top1c Jesuo Is doing good, ,;erving God and help- [ Speakang Wednesda 7 30 Pr • . Y · IY- ing men, we are soon recogm:zed as er ~eeting and' Bible study 8 30 Hb1 pecple. choir praetu:e Thes.e people were distinguished HMth Methodist Church. Middf• by thetr purity T~e Egyptians ate port, Rev. L A. Bangerter pastor bread .that W8Ji raised. Theu meat Sunday School 9 30 Ernest Covert was e1ther eaten raw or boiled Supt Moniog wO&bip 10:30 topic - - -'The Roll CaM."; Jun10r MYF 5 rehearsal; Thursday 7 3() Golden P m. Senior MYF 6 p. m, 7 .30 Rule class; Saturday 10 a m Offictal Board, MODday County ehtldren's new member class MYF Rally, Syracuse; WSCS Church ofl Chrllt in Chri1tian Wedne~;day 7 p m. Ch01r praetice. 1 Umon, Mtddleport, Rev Guy F To ~onduct a .ound, progreui'fe btutk,. Th• Saht.,lon Army, Mlddl .. Sayre, pastor Bible &hool 10 a a few rulet are ne~euary. However, at thlt port, Capt Glenna Rummell. 1m. Odell •Manley, Supt; Prayer bank lhey are 11imple and logical, and Sunday School 2 30 p. m , Holt- an<l Praise servtce 7:30, Wednesnol allowed to interfere with our key aim~ ness meetmg 3 30 P m; Salva~ day Bible study 7 30, Saturday, I ton mce1tng 7 30 speaker T. H. EvangelistJc services 7 30 to render prompt, friendly, helpful Htggms, Pomt Pleasant Christian Sdenu Soci•ty, 144 ~enloe 10 all of our c:uetomen. Fin.t B•ptiat Church, Mtcktl•· 1 Mulberry Ave, Pomeroy Mornport, R~v <..: E Hl))'t, ~r. HJg serv1ce 11 A M WiUh Are Sm, Church school 0 15 Frank Cheese- Dtsea'Se ~nd Death Real the subbrew, supt. Mornmg worship 10 J~ Jecl or the lesson sormon an<l the rhlldr~n·s sermon story "What GoldeJt Text Thou wtll ~a"o lhe the Catalog Promises", !Sermon atrhcted peopre; for Thou w1lt topic' "'The Risen Ltft". Jeacoas 1itlrt my ca.ndle, the Lord my God mecl!ng aftet 1hls serviC~. 6 30 wtll enlighten my darkness .lunJor BYI<~, 7 30 Evemng IServt('C Psalms 18 27 , 28 Sunday Sclh.ool and h)mn singspirahonal :topic 10 A M Wedn'eSday e-venJOg ser POMEROY, OHIO " Dry Bones''; Tuesday LovPlOy vtce at B The public IS C'Orrlially Ctrde at parsonage with MiH irwttcd to atlend Readmlo! room Member Federal Reoene Syaem l'"lonnel Talbott as co hostc.s.s , wtth stdc entrance locale<! at reat MEMBER FEDEitAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Wednesday 7 30 Church Hour of of C'hureh open to p11bl1e Monrta;• Power serv1ee, 8 30 Sc-mm· cho1r and Wedncs.da) from :2:__t:to~4_>:P~'~'~,.,,.,,.....,......,...,.....,.,..,..,.,,.,..,....,..,.,,.......,..,.....,.....,.....,.....,.....,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,J ----- Repairs or Improvements, FOR NOT MORE THAN ONE-HALF THE MONTHLY PAYMENT ON A NEW CARl From thi! ttme of Abraham the Jewtsh race was known as the peo. pie o( God God was partial to t hem They bad rece1ved Without pnce or battle the va:st plains of Canaan Th h d I G0 d h d I d Lh e an a e ern to Ea:YPt for support durtng famu~h ing day:s. They had remained there four hundred and thtrty years and Utelf so}ourn d h hadd outhved its pur pose an c ange to opprcsa1on At least four generat\ons had been born m thlli foreign tate and man of them had Jve~ u II .. } b lg d • . an~lpa 1100 0 1 t e an pro. mu1ed to their ancestry However, at the call of Moses and Aaron [the marks of Identity began to re: veal themselves. 'J'hb band had instruction~ to bate! 1t1y until lbe JJ&na! came to 10. Lbm hread wuhoul leaven Yeut ChrUUans may not be markod b7 a a type of plltrifacUon. W1tho11t their commuaUr but th., wlU be It their bread would nSJst mold known becauae they 1pelld time and spoilage lon~er Th~y were regularly in the boUle God told to t04llt theu flesh before seeking wisdom aDd •f:reD!th. 1 eatme 11. 1 The blood o fa lamb on the dOCII" Roasted meat would get much Wili a prodiU of ldeatit)', Alq hotter and lnll more germs, also common si&n could have bun maLthe lack of water would cause 11 to ched by the mea of the homelaDCL stay sweet longer ls not thl.ll a ThiS was to be their aWn lia;L mark upon the Chra.stian today? They bellevl!d in Blood ~If the church doesn't demand 1t 1 When th6Y bad ~Minted tbe blood the world does. Men are anxtoul on the boWie tlle could be certain to see examples that have been of belRg counted amoq: the peopl91: cleansed from sm of God. Tbe text 11ld. "tbe blood be I k ' The community of th1s group wa.s shall to you or 1 to en.' an tndtcauon of then identlly Does not the blpod of Christ a«They were not permitted to live plied to our heaJt teatlfy for . ; among the aristocrats of the land 1n a changed nature? The 1ton• but were 1oreed to tnha btt a poor. ment of Christ eannot be hiddea. d er sectwn of the towns proVIde When it is present 10 the IJva of (or them On the rught of the pass- men 1t speaks out in aiDleasneil over the Egyptians were hvmg a and life unto Christ. When bill normal llfe perhaps moviRg about blood has wasbed your inner maa the boulev~rd.s TblS was not true b ! 'th bee u1 f th f th H b · Th 1 t Y at. you ome a P 0 e e e rews. e r communa Y chosen raee. ''Thank God for tbil ~s mhar:ed tbyedd~~ertedh slrfie\" unspeakable Gift." "'' If Your Home \ urc,., Mt ddl{'~Ort, Rev N D Borden, pa,.;tor Btble School 9 15 ~lena Rf'i"se, Supt. Mornmg worsbtp .-1. 10 30, BTU II p m Church of thtl Nu.,.n• Middl R be • 1 A Submitted' for Publlntlon In the D••l-, S•ntlnel brROBERT F. STYERS Middl~ Chun:h of the Na:rar.nt~ TtM lckntlty of the Cho14n R.c:e Exodu1 12: 13 "Th• blovd •hall - to you for • toke-n." Wt'dnesday Prayer mcetu~ at 7 30 p M Sunday worsrip servace at 7 30 p M Pl'lnts Sun<!ay .'::>dtool 9 30 A M WorS'h!p Service School 10 10 A M Momtnl worsh1p 9 30 A M YF at 6 30 P. M Evemng worship 7 30 Prayet meeting Wedne 6day 7:30 P. M. UB o.urch .., L•t•rt Fall•, Ro, ger Martm, Pastor Suiiday School 9 30 A M Worshtp Servtee 7 p M ChrU:~han Endeavor alternale Sunday• at 7 30 p M. Church of th• Nlurane, Syr.cuse, M. C Lanmon, pastor Sunday School 9.30 A. M Morntng worlhtp 10.30; ~ fl30 P. M , Evangeh.stu~ service 7·30 P. M. Wednesday eventng prayer meet ID".. for the midweek and Tueo'•• ._, afternoon praver hour. Page Sill • D- pf ecJ"JCtS MOfe Cold "'eather For Ohi0 1t BY UNITED PRESS The weather bureau today ,..-cdieted more eold weather lor Oh1o with a chilling ram snd near-freeung temperatures due tomghl The ra1n Js exptttt><l to end Tuesday Dry and cold weather Wilham F Gregory. ass1s.tant should return to Ohw Tuesday Ma son County -agrtculture agent , even mg. has been named county ag{'nt ef· The mercury dropped to freezfecltH July I, tt was announced Ing m.er most of Ohto Sunday n~gttt Lowest 10 lh{• stale was on Saturda}' Grc_e:on has been sen.m-g as Youngstown w1th 26 Other read· a~~Jstant agent for over a year mgs 1nrluded 28 ot ruledo, 20 at He will f1ll the post which h~s Cleh~land, 30 at Ctnc1~at1, 33 at been vacant smce tbe n•.stgnatwn Columbus and 34 at Zanesvtlk of R.Jchard R. Tallerson las~ fall Gregol'), 27, J.S a graduate of HOLZER HOSPITAL West V1rgm1a Umver51ty havmg Admitted Saturday· Mrs. J H.' rer r!l ed h1s Bacht"lor of Sc1en<'<' Nf'al, Galllpoj,is Ferr~ . W Va.; DE"grel' Hl Agnculturc there 10 Mrs Charles Gotschall. Detter 1951 li e lS a \'deran or the Ann~ and Mrs Paul E FoFbcs, Syro~• .. nd ~r rH•d 1\"o years Ten mon th~ cu sc ror h1~ fnl1stme nt l'enod wNe Arlmrlkd Sunrla1 Carl 0. M.>rvl'd 10 Korea. Taylor Mu.ldlcport I' nalt~e of Marhn ton tht' new B1rlh a son to Mr. and Mrs. -:oun t1 ag(''lt wa~ employed by Paul Forbes 'he \\\·,1 Vtrgmla Un11 rrsJt) AdmtUM \fonday Gl'orgc FreE,l , n• lnn S1•rvJcc on fehrua -\ 1 drnc:ii Ill Lon~ Bollom. :\h"s. Paul \955 <lOri Wa ~ Sf'lll tn Pt Plf'b· Nct~(ln, C<~r pf'nler ani Ill ~ \ a "Wr('k later a, a ~s1~ tant o T,Jlll' r,on MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Ill' h,Js bl'c-n earn 101! on lhe Adn111tcd Mrs Eliza 111 Landers, rlulJ( , uf the rosttwn s m~e Ta\ Pomeroy, f'ah in Hawk. L«lflg !{·r~•)n ~ rr•Jgnatinn 81 !Qm, M:-s Momeo Connett, 111, ,·11'\",llton to lhr pn~t fol MlrtdiPport, :\In; Add1e Bar1on, lulh rr<mn ml"nrlal!nn hv lhf' RaC'me. Mr~ Nf'va Kmc Pomeroy. 1'' t \ rgmta Llmvri'Sih Extens Dtsehargeti'· Mrs S D Va>le, Mrs 1'9!arl R("ynolds, 'PP'OYed b' OOU" lllmms. 11 r'\1 1'11 '101\ ad\l•ury hoard Mtddlrporl Mr:Lola Goodin, o\lb<~ny, Mrf' Mane Cornell, Mid· dlrport Gregory Named To Agriculture Post In Mason County \\' "" "'""' tho \I ar ket Report11 <INctNNATI. 0 t iP- Pcoduoo . .F~.:g s, ~11:'ady, urwhanged · consumcr t S A larg(' 45-46, hrown 41 4~ mcrluuns il-4'!. hrown-m1>: 40-41 extra larse 4142 A large whtte :lli41 A med1um while 34!R, !1. uwrhmn b1own 34-J7; B lan.:r 35-36 (lw.:krll,, rrycr~ Wt"Hk anrl 1o: ·lt" lOl\lf'l , fn-rrs 3-3 1 i lb 19-201:t, ml')~lly 20, h~m hrav' 'l'f'r 5 lh 21 -2,1 hf'I'L.~ light 5 lh and und.-:r 16-17 hens light , lf'gborns 14-lS. l.iutlc!, 90 scurc IJ7. -------~- GlEAT BOOKS CLUI The Great Boo~ Semtnar of the UmversJty Women wtll meet May 8 at tho home of Mrs. Cedrie Clarlr in .Maddlf'port The progrlm Will he io ch-arge or Mrs. Ev-erett Hayes -- . I �• . ' ; fogeTwo . • • ~~~-------~--~----- ·hi! (.•~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;...;:;;_.;_ ;;;;;;;;....;. · ;;-;:;-;;-;;.;-;;-;;-;;~, I :,_ The Dal.ly \..:ent~U () Somp .a rt· ~.;; nel t Lill ' tl h r, on l\ 1\\ to ,hLJb , , ,, IJ h. DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON .t.REA PI (\<li d l folii> IJ/l d!\ Ill I' pi 'I 1I IUCHAitD S, OWEN f GEN MGR. REYNOLD E. GREENI EDITOR ~I Nattonal advert tsmg r r prc,C'ntatl\l' Bu tttmll t 1C1n L!all, It! {A,XJngton Ave, ~t!'\11 Yudo Ll ) lli \1 Y In" I llh l'rt' <-V:ltl il blt .m t tnt• dOries In 1955 BY MICHAEL J 0 NEILl Unitfll Preu St.aff Corr..,ponde.n \\-A~HI N( , I'UN UP - l lu o rr I look 115 bng ht l or u m.r)u r h11l h1 DO m ea u ~ tr)!,d \l tl r,, } I !\! I )" Ii i< '" lu i t<\1 h 1\ 1 lh1l .lll\ h ld I I liJ lh1 I \IIIII 1" fulrut rn g pul111 rs llu 11) of 'ill ' 1 \ S.d k " I n " I I III PI IIV! I! I li -t I ll \ , If ltill \ 1111'! ~, il lh t l ll l! ~ /l ! ol '111 o 1 h~l hi•r1 ~h, se dun t know \\ 111 ~· 111'1 d t hi'll 1111h l" pa n n ls 1' 1 ~ VOUI' go sh o uld lhf' lllC~ 1 n e ~hat ~~ W<ilt Ill rhr prllll,,rt \,lllllll 11 ' 1 Wall! 1! I>} IIH ffld of lht• lh l' hu t wto JtL<:\ • a n 1 prt dJ tl vanct• (1!/l )/,o(l .1 -. ulhl 111 ...... t, 05 Wea1hercast 11 10 Pres.s BoJ 11 15 GrPatest F tgh tb In CPntu 't 30 r(lntght Sum Off TUIE ~.OAY 6':55 7 00 ~ Today Coffee Time 10 00 Dmg lJong S~.:haol Ern1e Kovacs Show 11 00 Home 12 0() Tennessee Ernie 12 30 FP.ather Your Nest 1 00 Curre-nt 2 00 Star ~.10WC8l':e 2 30 Parson'S" Study 3 00 M.nhnee Theatre 4 oo nate wJth L~f~ 1 8 00 The Cbevv Shoyj ~ 00 9 SO I I 00 II 05 4 15 Modern Romance5 4 30 Queen For a Day 5 00 Aunt Dru Show 1n 195u ll 10 11 H5 11 30 - ---- 6 •55 700 9 00 Kr~mltn will wor::k itself up to !l diplomatic lath.er w1\h demand9 that President Dlem ot South V1e~ ~am be compelled to agree to an elect ron Dtem, With the full sup "T1ke heart, It ia 1~ htve no port or hu people, u certain tf, rc f ..r.'' (Ahtthew t 4:27 RSV.) fu~e Secretary of State John Fos, PRAYER Our heavt> nol.y Fath~r ter Uulhes , when he vuuted D1em last monli:1 on his l!:ast As.tan tour, help us to realize that when Toby pro1sed htghly the proaress South Son Jesus Chn"'- rs wtth us, fe¥rs Viet Nam has made He lett htfl4! d'o not rule over us Help us tha~t doubt that Dim Will bave full we may remam tn fellowshiP wttll Umted States barking Th1t mearu Him tln'outh the walk -o{ ilfe this by In ,His name we t~sk rt Amen that Lhere will be no eJection th ~ommentary On The News BY CHARLES M. MeCANN lO 00 10 30 1100 12 00 12 30 I 00 200 230 soo • 00 • 15 430 500 5M WOMEN TO MIEET F'1reside 1'heatrP Circl-e Tt:eatre rO 3Q M!' Dutrtct Attornev WEDNESDAY Sian Of." Tooay Cotfee Time Dine Dorur Sc~ool Erme Ko-vaes Show Home TEnne.ssee. Ernie Show Feather Your Ne.st Currt>nt SUSie Cam<:!tra Goes to School 'Malinee Date Wllh Lrfe Modern Romances Queen for o Day Aunt Dru Show Howdy Doody News Headline. Weathercas1 Preas 11ox Br1d Wllkiru. n Sho• Tomg ht 6 00 HOJ>&Iong O...,dY 6 ao Sports Eve fl 40 News P1cture t1 :'i5 reS' Paul & Marv Portt 7 oo D" Hudson's Secret 7 30 Coke Tlma 7 45 News CarBY8tl 8 00 Screen D~rectors Plat h ou~e Father Know.t Batt 9 00 Kraft 'l'heatre 10 00 Thts ll Your Life 8 30 tO 30 Damoo Ruyon Tbeatrt lJ 00 He1dliaea 11 05 Weathercast 11 10 Press Box 11 IS Greatest Ftght'l of Oentul"l' II 30 Tontght Weekend Birthday Celebrations Held For Jack Bachner WcH'==s--=-T==-v -t:hannef ~- ,... hu111 11 In ]ll!lfllld 1n1l th.tl ll11l iiJI \Ito t!ll ldrNl JI'~JIO!HI I ll tht ~ 1nH w 11 Ill d r Vt loptnJ{ i/Jimlln 5 00 Luc-lcy 8 Jhnch 5 :'10 l'he Early Show fl :lO You r }:sso R epnrl:('~ 0 45 SpotlJght on S!'orh 6 55 WP.nthennan 7 00 Palt1 P.age ~., ... ~·r 7 1!5 DOU${ "Edwards. Nl!w. 7 1JO Roh1nhood DISTRIBUTION Is I hr VUCClfl(! h<-mJ! d ~:o;tniJu«.'<i now ' A Wt'IJ. eac h 111 1Jtt r tilt'} get the V.&Ninc 1Lme a lot I}{ vaccme 1.~ clea red by "W t 11111 )11 as parent.'! recQt:rt lle' the Pubhc H ealt h Ser\JCf' the 1h 11 11 wrll nol nel'I'!\Sil r!lY be 100 stale ~ are n0ohf1ed re~ardmg p~r Cl ll l l'fft'CitW' therr poroport10nwte ..;hart!, Hgurl!d --· - -----,-by takm g t he populain~<n m Lhe '"' l ~ <~~;:e group 0 to 14 nnd peanant '.\OJmn The state~ m lurn notify Us IC giU'dLng l+hn\ )k lctlht& gl' th Lv wa;h to go lu publrc u~e and lh t• pet·contaxc they wl"'h to ogo !o commerclul ttse Thr;; whole dt-.tJ!l.rutron system ls 11 volun1.a1y BY ME HW.tER unt• rn Which the manuhutur·er.a EW lOnK - 'l'l 11n l~ onr ' h11 Y 0 1l1t' t thtnk$ and tht• stat~·~~ >~nd 1he m~drcnl about ~ ~.~cretw,s ph}"; Jclans ami 'O'thers Tht most fll!lc in ntm.~r p<'t ~0 n r rmt U11s wtr k we p&~tlcrp a lmg m urdcr to '-~. OJ MOfli'O(' LI.•VO\ 11 t 1 • 1 ), ., ~ II II Il i.' ma n u[ IC· ru1tke th e scarl'e .&upp!y s11elth tlll er ,.,hu h\1 1'1 1H Kmj.t~ l '!illll I I Plhl !Ja!l 11 the farthest p1iva t~ m u~l!um of t 11111111 11 1 Ill• nttnl u \'f'! tlutt Ill· TIMING OF SHOTS elude• th~ nxr \11th 11hrrl1 I ru t • l>vio..l\1n giiVt' Q What 1g the present recom Q H,ow 8 00 8 30 t my new york ; ~~ rl'~) . ~... I •no! 11 ~l l o f ~IJiaJ gnll knw,;k lt• ~ glvt>n \ol fol 1 \llllln;.; \ 1 \J\ !11~ mnthf'l 11ha r lr'! mcndNI eourse ol .,. , o; tnoetll ntro n s~ The • • • • BJ4lcfal eo Cetttral Preu Auoduht.m ASHINGTON- Even though Senator Bates ltefRuver has won two prt31dent1al primartes.- ln New Ha.mpsh1re and Mtnne• aota- polltlcal ob1erven continue to COWlt hlln oul of the top spot on the 10~6 Democratic ticket. Kefauver 11 nat highly popular In the Senate-where some or h1 ~ col>o'ta say he conducts commlttee work with an eye to hca.dlmes to and otten tedious business The l:ontrolhng rroup at the torthcomlng conventron-tht! north· em bl( city Demoet'lltiC leaders and the Southare atnmgty oppoatd to KetatJVer Yet. the Tenneaue Democrat has ill early elt~­ ln•tt4 .AdiJJ, Sttvenaon from the ruruilng , 90 th1 aearch roe• on tor other potential prt!stdenUal can.dldatu. The beat Keta\tver cu gel, even It he ~es on wlnnln,r primarl11, 1.a the vice presidential nom• tnatlOIL He ,nay make It, de'Ptte his tn!l!tence that be'l only interested In the top job e lfEW _______ • • • ' ·• _, the tirst month of life. _,.. __ - ---~--- year normally, -- .. ....... -~- .. ~ ' . * wiMing- a Jkllate ..6t fr.)m t.be Democ...ta 1n Kentucky .Buatalned a blow re· ~ whea an Interior dQ)Utment otrlciaJ ~nounoed he would at.et the ,QOP prlmU)' ll,pf In tht state apln.st a hlghly-reprded o-A~e department otrlclal. , JplJ.u. Jf. Goldta, 10Ueltor for ,Uit NationaJ Park aerYl~, tumed ln"l'rll realgl\allon 10 that he could e-nter tile lt.epubliCIW prhnlly ap.~oft 'l'll!'ijlton B. Morton 'lflo 1enr1d lo8 an usistant. ,ecretary - ~~~\• QD.der Ule lf\iaenhower admlAittra.tlcm.. -.ioaton had. Ule mote or1 teA Wll bluaing ot the White House W'bl11 U. Mrt.ollflieed l;lta bJd for the Senate le&t now held ey Demo• dl'l.t Earle C Clementi. Golden made It pl•ln he ll WU11J1g to wage an CUidta an~ut ~ ap.hllt Morton. lie totnplained VenW;I ttta.t I!QIR• taction~ wt.N Rtkln&' to hand-pick a eU41date ..._ther than ltav. It to the voters and ) Morton addly eanunented, 11 have MA no tntltcattop. that ••. ~fp il otrer.r:t by thoetl who Pl'e.tftl.tijr upire to the Senate ""' to bit Wleu\t ihil )'tU".'. ' Rlp.tbHcalr etratertetl ha~ ~~ hlably hoPtfucl of unaeatlne _ . , - • • ot ~ wllhll\ the otate ll<n>t><"'!"> oh0111 1'01'!.\' 1>\11... t~ ~ ~l'lllll>l' lit$ ( ~ ' tldent!e I !ilrMt 11!!1 ~D· 1~ !Ol<>f'rpf 11 Q ~0 II 00 11 0!5 Glenna Rummell, Heleo Hanlna: Mrs Paul Wmn w11l enterta111 the Martha Clas of the B1<".dbury Chureh of Chr1sl Wednesday evenmg The Middleport Ltlerary Club Will meet at the trome of M.iss Jeanne Clark on Apnl 11 at 2 r m , With papers grven by Mrs Walter Waddell and .Mrs Robert Hacr1s for the prO<gram Member s of the AmatCW' Gardeners Club are osked to brwg baked goods for a sale when ~he April meetmg ts held Wedne~day a.t the htTme of M.rs Robl'rt Coats WJth Mrs K D Amsbury, eo-hos- A group of young KJrls :from tbe nUt and szxth 11rades rnet at the home ot Mary CaroJ.Sy,an.son Saturday to organLZe 11 "fun' club •hJcb they call the " Ice Cream Soda Club" New members are welcome and thetr f1rst project was to take a bouquet of flowers to M1ss Lois Cecd, an 1nvalld teach· er Officers of the club are Mary and Sally Landers f:nterprise EVB WUling Workers To Have Sale The W1lling Worker.s class of the EUB church wdl bold a rummage sale m the Bethany chureh bwlding April 18 • 21 Those havtng articles for the 1ale are requested to contact Mrs Carl Moore, Mrc,J W R Dav1s or Mr.a Roger Spencer AU members ue reqaeated to meet at the church Monday evenmg Aprll 16 Enterpri~ WUf OilMAN ChanceDor KMlrad Adenauer and daughter, Mra. ltetaer, leave tba vtlla&e aburcb Dear Lugano, Switzerland The ehanceUor wu .tapa: tD a V1Ua lD. Pons.. and reportedly walked out after complatbing ot m.wftcteat neaL The owner ot the villa had bee..., ;::rttldzed for Fasclat aJTIIIIatloiUI v.lth the old :U.uuollW regime. Adcna.uer took up reazde.oce a.t tbe famed EIGH'tH BIRTHDAY Linda Lyons, eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Ly Onll, had a b1rthday eake decorated wttb a pJnk and green rabbit for her birthday when a. family din ner was held Sunday to celebrate ber anruvcrury Guests Yoere her grandparenl'l Mr and Mrs L L Lyon great unde and aunt, Mr and Mr.s R.,ymond Grrmm broth ers Bernard , John and Tommy and S'lster, Debby 7 00 12 w 7 15 2 30 Jamboree 7 30 t·OO Film • Fancy-M SiatJr 8 00 2·30 The Feminine 'Pouch 8 30 3.00 (ABC) Afternoon Fllm Fes 9 00 Uvai- "The Lady Vaniahes" 9 30 5 00 (ABC) Mickey Mouse tu 00 .6 00 Kit Cauon ll 0'1 6 80 News Wilh M Jennlnp ll Od 6 45 Weather .n 10 6 50 Sports 1 11 15 - -- T_ U_ IS_ D~ AY:;--1 15 12 00 Kartoon Komli.'S 1 au 12.3D Jamboree 8·:1D 9·00 100 Ftlm & Fancy 9•8(1 2130 Tbe, Femimne To11ch ~.00 Afternoon Ftlm FestJval 10 (l{)o 600 Mickey Mouse JO (~ 600 Rocky Jones 11 00 630 Na.F!II wrth Mare Jeanl,,g., 11 05 6 4~ Weather u tO ll 1& 6 50 SpoJ'ts 700 Kukla, Fran & Ollie 1u:tS $50 for 20 days costs 1, dollar--you sign alone CHESSIE'S Political Adv. WEDNESDAY 7·00 1 till N~w ' RAILROAD GR 0 W? ' -· It Is nearly a quarter of a century rlnee the Jleeping killen first made its appearance In Chesapeake and Ohio advertising as the symbol of a smooth-nmning railroad. Chesapeake tmd Ohio has gtown during these years to a 5,100 mile system extending from tho Virginia siaCO:,ast to the Great Lakes and Canada. Chic n' Charming luJ a result of its planned program of dlversl• llcatioo. and Its dependable, on-time perfonnance, & mmchandise freight business M~ctey Mouse U~ Nepo O.O!t 1o1m G. wt..au., 8.4~ Weot!lor 0,..1!0 , Sporto • \ r 'wewS" witb Mart! Jen11ltJra.:-' Weather I ' And what is Chesapeake and Ohio doing to 1 keep in the forefront of American railroading~) Well tell you more about C & O"s expandin& oervtces in lollowillg reports. .... . C& 0~ divmiji.d lraffi<-towntrr~ <Mlaoul tJUT<M..US. fr<igAI-mai" a luaUhJ Ch"'"' ' . WouldJOU like a portfolio of pldur•• ,t Cheute c:rnd her fom1ly' Write lo1 K•ka, F>-an & Qlllo Tnhn Dalv Chesapeake and Ol;tlo r ll=!l\) N<~ I A guest on an over-night trip on Chesapeake and Ohio. say to C & O"s famed Greenbrier ' at )Vhite Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. will find the all-room Pullmans are the most sleep· Inviting to be found anywhere, the meals are tops; and the service is just as friendly and Ch-.apeake and Ohio's 90,000 stockholder~ are well aware' that one of the country'• long· \ est earning records ~as unbroken even rn the / depresstoo, Since 1899 ~ & 0 has paid dlvi· dends every year except 1915 and 1921. Last year Chesapeake and Ohio's regular dividend rate was increased from $3.00 to $3.50, 1 111.10 Sports ' ' 11:15 HO!i't 'l>f' tlt• dt,~ ·>j•'.·_' q~led dwinglw. perlOct~ Chesapeake and Ohio Is still the wodcl"1 : largest carrier of bituminouJ coal. Last year, C & 0 handled 78 m!Ifion tons of coal for the homes and industries of Amerk:a and fOl shipment abroad. Citfiy Detective Slon Oil 9 00 3 00 After:noon 'Fllm Festh·al -' DO Ftlm has more than attentive as ever. "' TV Amoatur BOXJnit M1.7M Parade Maaquoralle Party u·a.o Break the B;anll • . ii.O~ ..x.Wed Nit!!- ij:hts .2.30 The Femtmne Toucb First of a Jeri.s telling 'IDhal Clw~ ad'is doing Ill mau this " bigger, il<lleT rilihwML While· the kitten slept· c o·. W11!Jner Hros Pres~~:nta WYatt &a,.,. ' nanny Thommr Du!Jont Cavalcade lt~Y By Russell R. Bailey ' Kukla. Fran &: Olhe <ADS) John Daly '!WII<&ht ~het!.,. (ABC) TV Reader'a DtieatCABP1 Voice of Fimtoo&(ABC) Film Fair ~ (ABc., Medical Horizona (Uuruonl) Moa Nlte Fltet New, We1tber with Sally AllD Sports with Ted Wolfe Royal Pl.ayhou~te UO Dtilneyland 1 00 Film &: hney RUSSELL BAILEY Pbo~e~19~7_ _ -~-...!.·=-=':-======....,.,=========!!=:~' 1%4 B. Main St. - - John - -Daly - .:=-=---~- 12 00 Kartoon Kom1c1J 12 30 Neighbors Vote For Russell Bailey L<l Bitterly Opposed To Increased Tax8l and Will Work To Cut Expenditures In The Sllerifrs Ofhce Ba4ley Will Fight Juvenile Delinquencv and assure Meigs County of adequate Law Enforcement. OffiC($ ALL QVEI OHIO even.ing wtth Mrs Jack Bachner presiding: at a short business meet~ Jng. PauJ R-eibel P~eroy. gave • demoDBtraUon of Tupperwl}'e at the rPUtr and Mrs. John Fultz was 1erved a dessert coune to tile members and these guests Mr$ RJchard Schwab, Clrdevtlle, Mrs Jam•s Roller, Crestview. Fla , Miss Martha Howell and Mrs Howard DoU~y. Cisco Kid Arthur r.odfrev .\ y;',oipJitl fhe Milhnnalr" f'Of' r.ot A !;Pru•1 20th Century Fox Up to tnt;> MmnfP '\1"'"' Late Sbow Sporu liquid Rr:NNr:L neentrtta. You'll neve-r k now a hun#Y rnomeDt. ~ reductnc w1t.b RENNEL.. THEN VOTERS: N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. WHAT MAKES d~y MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF QUALIFICATIONS: o Present Middlewrt Police Chief • Served Two Years On Pomeroy Police Force o Attended 10 FBI Schools of Trammt o Served In E T 0 , In In World War II. \ Balli Court Street, Pomeroy Office Hours: 9 to 12. 2 to S. ICiooe at No1111 oa Thun.l i • • • ' • "S~ t;U • Aitt<n" •• tAt C .t O. CluuUfli, fint omru<hc.d i• tlu '""!:~ '30 I twi<l/t ~>«a... ""' •f .......... ~ '"'"""""' ... laJ.IM ,..,_,,... illnee (started. us1N li." wrHes DJeen libd<a)' tllS Clark Ave On~ LaDd. 0 'I am 32 yean old anG IIIJ' bealtb hat lltotl1lf lmpro¥ed J ~ .a much more ~" Alk fCIW' 4ruJ for • CRIIIC* til the A Qualifled Man As ---- - - TILI.-PAY-DAY LOANS ,.,m ~·1 CLEVELAND OHJ0-~1 bn• found Renne! Conca~tnte toN ~ btlpfu) •nd t\aVI 1olt !10 1. . ELECT I Boy Scout Troop 245 I'Uit :''1 ;i I WITHOUT DIITI BAILEY The M1ddleport PTA exeeutwe boara w1ll meet tonrght at the fhgh SchoDl at 7 30 Jf1im Expo•ition A.warth The Phtlathea Somct.y ()( the Troop 245, Boy Scouts of Amer· Church .of Christ wlll have a eov ICA, received a yellow ribbcn :for ered dish supper on Thursday their exhtb1t "God and Country'' evenrng <rt the eohureh dmmg at the Scout ExpoMtton at the National Guard Armory at Pt The Whtte Rose Lodge, Auxt- Pleasant on Saturday, Apnl 7 ., hacy qf the Brotherhood of RailTbe Middleport Cub Scouts, or· road 'tra.-unen will meet at 2 p. ganlzed · three monthl ago, had m April 11 at the Wo6dmen's "Safety FlPSt" for their exhlbt\ Hall theme and recetved a red nbbon t)f" have been robbed,. u lhe ruu out of the Lo. Anae~ beartnt toom dUJ'int a aeaslan ot the Cautornia boDn& probe. Mn. Eaton, wite ot the Olympic AU· ditorium bo:dne promoter. had just been iDformed th at the a~na was robbed ot mare than $26,000 Her 1on was slugged and a:aa:ed by the- holdup men.. I 'm ""nt LOST 50 LIS. Mil. CAL UION sboutJ "'Wt Juhe M.iteh, RN, and Ann Rupe, RN, Holzer HOHplt.al, left today r o~ a medtcal conventi.on tn CJP.vela nd whl're they will reprt!sent Holzer Hospital nurses M1 s~ M1tch Hi a chnJcal mstructor at the School of NlltsiDg and lltss 1 Rupe rs m the obstetrical d epar t- te" -=-:-::WHTN-TV Channel13 MQNDA"' Kartoon Konucs Medical Convention Artentkd By Nuroe• - - - - · - - - - -- ' "'" 10 00 Rally led by Mra. C.pt. Andrew Miller, Divisional Sunbeam Leacter Ttieme of the rally wa1 "Flowers For F1':iendsbip" aod the deeor~ atlons, ))l'ogram and aoeial hour tollowed this theme ' The gtrls were Mary Hanlng, Lomse Cook, Judy Jo M1rtin., Nancy, Linda and Shirley Aahe and Sberyl Martin They were accompamed by thetr Jeaders: Capt Tbe Mstease.s were Miss Howell and ' Mrs Robert Mills and they "' 6 00 • 00 SPEEDER PINED In Mayor E f RobtDSOD'I eourt Saturday nrght WIHii"JI'I HammOD Chet htre, R D wu docked $10 and cO!:rts on a tpeediDJt charge awarded the door prize. 't':fn'"m Onuf! F:dwards IN NO HUI:ItY KNOXVILLE, Tenn UP - Jlqb Abernatby, an AWOL l&ilor, ipt: eontentedly m hia: ce11 for ~ hours Frutay w•tehlq officcn l'lttit oYer a Jammed loell 10 the7 eould take h1m out to be photo. lflpbed aDd rmserprinted 1 Vnu 'l' T!:s~(l RPJIM' •J 6 (5 Spflrts "ParallP «5 WP.a t hPrmall 7 tiO Pal!l PatH' 7 1~ 7 30 IOnt, A a:roup of youaa: people from the Reedsville M E churet. presented • Euter Pagent, A tbree act play to • tull laouae, M.ueh needed Sunday School room~ ue beLng built Tbe Fortrute Club met at the 4 30 Edge of N>g~t !5 00 T uckv 8 RanC"h Th!" F.arlv :i\ho• • oo Tbe Briahter Day Court· ~ • of Sign IJn-Pnn er q 00 Captain Kangaroo 'l 00 Garry Moore 'l 30 Arthur Godfre1 30 Strike It Rrd 00 Vallaut Lady 1~ Lave ot LJI.t • 30 Search tor Tomorro" ' 45 The Guid!Dg Lta:bl no K81f<ip'~ Krlt>bf'n l 30 As the W6rld Turns · 1)0 Robert Q 1Lewt~ 30 Houscparty 00 The BiJ Payoff 30 B~b Crosby Show Elden Blake, Jr followlq: Dnol1 Seven members of the Sunbeam Club Calandar m Christilo eaduYGr home of Anna Howell Thursday 10 30 Do You Trust Your Wlf• 1 ll.rOO Up to tb~ mtn11t" 1\J'pwc 1 t O!l T llfP S}low !l O:l • • IUJ& GILUS GOP nGitt-ltepublican. l1opt.a ot I, _I * •ri• I, I • Pft08E8-The Supreme en· dO'nement of a law to compel testimony from "61th. amendment'' w1tneuea will toucll orr a ae~ fJf sweep In( gnnd Jury invutrgatlon.t into Sovlft erpionage. The court's action waa ,..tty welcomed by ~· JUJUce department wntch went tnto im· medliLte aatkm tonowln* the hiJh ~Urt'• dedalon. 81MU'Ces warklDJ on IUQh CMI.I said that plarrs Jl,re now being tnade to ·~ • • .oore ot jlllle&ed Soviet 1py con la.clls belon1 pand jurtea ln Wuhln(ton., lfew York, Baa Fr!Uich:~c o, Cumden, ~. J ., ud other eities. 'l'ht pend juriea will concentrate on tw~ 11'ltjor Russian spy erp.nlu.Uona alleged to have (Qlerated in the natiOn's caplto.l du1· to& World War U. Oft't~;:lall bldiel.ted that other antemal el)cuait.Y probu wm &lao be reopened 1.11 a reeult o! the court'• clec!aton. I • -----WIDNESDAY W • - n ...,,., "'"' .. ~,.,h ,r,. . aeven p bad eharge of the Devodoul lei'• v1ce1 ~d by the president Howard Sm1tb , the son&: aervf.ee1 led - ,Troop of the local corpe of TW Salvation Army were In Lant:uf:· er Saturday to attend the Sunbeam fee Cream Socia Club Organized By Grade Students . m aa •It time Hia:b ba attt>~ 1 huadred aad fift:J ftfti Jlr'tiHM; after S1an achool Commuioa ..._ vicea wen held b,r the putor lfy, Blake With betwe-tn forty aDdl fi1br pir.rLalung the Communion Tlw!._ at Salva.fion Army Members Attend Rally Saturday PAIACHUI'IS polka dot tile Gl'eenlnnd sky u a combat tJattaUon of the 82Dd Airborne dlvlaton Jumps near Thule. It's a tactJca.l exercise to provide training In exueme cold weather and ice cap condttlona. Detaue photo. ( Inhtrnat~ 8rn.-nd»holoJ IIRYal 1101'111111 ....... tiiO Eden Unltoc! llntbru e h - . Alt.<! ol S..doy 8ellool Ill 10 ' p, A pmk color 11Cheme W8l car· ne-d ()ut m the rerretbments •nd also on the refrslunent table Present were those ft8med {lbove and 1M.ni Homer HIWklua, Eberabach, lift. 1 Mrs Harold Olaude Darst, Mn WdJard Eben bach and Mrs Theodore J..ehew. Fortnite Club Has Meeting At .. Howell Res&:lence 11 ~o R,..t; Skelton ' 10 01.1 $64000 Question Ptllllcot Stllf Unabl• to See J Tennessean Nol Teo Populat Kefauver a1 D•mo Oandldalt Wlth His Senate Colleague• I • Nig"hO'r- - - T nck1 EJ R11ncn The Earlv Shvw 7 30-8 SO Hlghlights of the Great es Show on Earth. 'I no Pt., I t':.l""'~' ~ Sho\\ 8 30 Range Rider 9 00 Gu\r Lombardo l •• or • r !'5 ::10 A ~0 Yonr Esso ReporteT' e 4 ~ Rob Wu.e-ne:- Sport!'! Sho• R M Weat herman 7 no Press r.on ferP'nCP present t-eco.nmend erJ attempt i o h1)] cl llll t-lt•ttron ~uukl cout ~e 1s the frut lnl-coctr{Jn fol merel y IJiav mt o th ~ hfln(ts uf the good ntll.n} of th~· olll u11 1' t 1w nllu;_.out or t11 e Jn y,. \}<1 m f1w or !fiX weeks w1th Comruum st~ and It Hie Sou1h Y1{•1 "t'~l now bl.'lng !m1rw1 t .il•z• ,J t u 11 ,, 1 1~ 1nn \Hit 'nothing b\1l bmn!l ' 'l' l t <~ l 1""s Itt' o.l.ldl' ric· I the St'Cond The .~nc(lnd followe.tl Nam oplll tu LOinl!l tnust ~ub\i c r . tn 11hout seven mont his with • the !IOn Clslve ly, for ~IH'h as \\1 Hil b:u1p Dor Ho\Uda J lhll'd nn rl n,.u rly ~vr.)mw tl !I' Rw;:sJa h<~s now m:.o...c lb fu ~t Q I• thert> any harm done. If (1\onro. Levoy AIIII'J ll'jiOil!!o 1\101110< \1)10 1 ~ n Ot•flrlll-1\ 1' >:· mo v~ 10 what rs ~ur 1 to dt' vtdn p t/rp sf'cond !'hot h; gtven much Haa l..i ::::!e pl'll on crlrntuolol>;, l ! \ln~ 11\ t-lllLd a lu• tlel tc h lt"f than SIX. Wtl'k! arter tht• 1nto n bn' Jn hrrw'illnlll dtspu11 B ord~11.1 (I.IX 1 tu1 thut \Ia~ u ~ ed In \Ji ll l.lndli liJ.: h k ltln a pln r, In a note t, <.~t.nl n Jt lat n th(' C"n U an <! 11 !uo C'Onlt lbtll•d 1111• l1huk h.:ht' f 11•l A No none at all II wrll method or ftndtnr t\ngeqHin ts on bo\h~· ~ th ry "''11' p10h11.bl) th e : ~tJ! J f'nllnnce the dt'lt'rPe of Jm. K1·emli n cnllt.•d fM " new Geneva Wnrld'l louiit eJ I ahoiJI I heY CO\IId."''t h1l tht ~ ~~le nf 11 Unr11 1 waldo mmut v rn most chlldren ll JUst cou ft•rem •• to eonsl d('r the ell'cLwn till \eleVIIIOn llhOWJ ahowlnl.:' ~ometl ,d V Ithi' ~~ !t lj l r 11111lng lhe ham • QUt'S \1011 I! \\Ill hilVI' the SU pport hfl t th@ tdeal ~ pactng mer of hll alx·run fthd plc ldn~ o!'t !m!1m fl l l 11 ln<IIHT! 1•lt1/• hf'~ ' K Wh111 IS t he bto~t !!Ill(' t o of tutJrs1• of the < htnt.:!SC ( omm u rldlnJ a tlOt'lit o.t bt l!nk lh:~ k ~rreo.J . u1 n.t 1 j11 ~ L \\l ~ h r wn.a u h IV £' ,your child inoculated or nllll ~ ll may ~ct Lhe suppot t of 1 Com. . he" ' v u~cmated? A Ideally tl Is bcloro P1lme Mlutr.:1er Jaw.o~harlal Neh ·u Ltvoy, who rnakra daullnc·roh'rt'd "reo: Cit ! or ahmtlnun' {ht Aalu! thl' p'llto seasoll Hut 11 111 our fe el of Jndia and othrr Ea11t dropkleked a prllr uvez 111V o..lt•lllt to Bh 0 >\ thl'\ 1\l:<lf' unUreakAhle) mlo! that any tzme ts an nnpo. ' JJ eutt8lJ~! s tl I New Yoaker who haa been olt't'ped In rrl r11l rw lu.: v rdnt I! hll high Gn•at Brtlam .mtl Ru11"\a were pl'u1la Hm&-eYen In th~ pol1o aehool dayt - whan he wrote ~tn essny call~d Jlwly Wu)l" tQ Commit st.!ul!lon Now this 18 _.omE>thing In n&med 'c o cha1rnutn or the Gcn~?· AriON. 'He Invented all the waya hlmAelf and a.o tnrwrance company \\hum usare m varwu~ commun1 va n~recment sJtualllln at the Hmo btard. ot it and paid him $100 tm the right s tn lh(l storv, t~xacunr l1ro s and as between lndrvJduaol the ronfercncc reached its 1954: 1111 vow that tied never t.-11 the 30 way.. anv11 t1ere rlfte Bjtll.ln , Man! ph~~lrnms wlll be d1Uen.o nt Our agreement rot pocketed the 1100 and pr ornplly w1otc anothe t t"Slll.}', /lou· lo Nt'hru rccf'nlly proposed thnl I r('{'tlmmenr1ation 1s tho! the PJI' Commit"'~ Pt'rfr( t Cr111tr, bttt that. he IIR)~ took Iunge r to aeU ent d epend on th( henlth otrlcer 81 Ltaln and Ru s~ tn, as co eharr • un1 t phvsictarts of the cnmmumly men, meet to discuss 0\e election I AI:E ONE ot the new IK!ng h.lts ia Ba11J. of Gol<l The lyriCI K Some .~lentJ&'ta huve con· deadlock Britain In t\lrn lnv1lcd WtN wrttten b)' American newsman Bob Mupl, who now lives in CPt n about vDOClnatlons dt.trmg Russia to talk lhLngs over Lol\4oft and once, aa the atronre11t man in N't' w Yo1 k JJhowed me Avrns To Meetln1 lh n poho fleuon lot fear tlU>v lllOW CO ttar up Manhattan phone books The lesson didn't take ... , Now Rus ~h1 ha;; agreed to the m!lth-1 iOn\eltow provoke paral uWUU&M Htum&n:, whOde new novel Is Strictly From BrooklttrJ. hat hc oolro rn Phlldran who have al· meeuuc wrth Bnl :tin But it holds:bHn tapped tor &lory. Been made a memMr or Lhe Socll!'ty for the rend, bNm lnf&cl('d J take It \Ou that tht<~ Br~lrsh J\\lsdan meettng PrennUoa. or Dll'plnarlnr RemllrkJJ About Broo kl ) n, b,• pul'lldent el4 Alther. ''Truly ttn be!lt book on Brook!) n \u date, ' Jay• Sid d o nrt Ct!oi\!<Ider thlt d rm.w:cr Vl't v should be a fll f' r e prehmmah to ..: rea)" A Thwl Is ~;:orrect Then n mt>etlng 0[ all the countries rep t•-{g tr~'ll that Jrowl In the rabu!0\1!1 borough Mlwithstandlnl' '1 Te1 Maller, the thet at Manny Wolr a thop ho usE.' In Third avenue, r• ·lr~o~ ht rrsk But the risk .of 1 resepted at the Jfl54 confl'ren<'e Th Russt:~n, nnd tbe Chinese t'hild .if'Liiny: polio durmll lh o &Mit.MJ w bellevt that he h•• a ft\•e-pound t.. hHLI!t, Oacl'lt', tor ape~ ,-entl UCkhtt U.e atomach without ha\'tnr hl11 hand taken ott. , , , •wak of lhl' seal!lon 1.s so murh Reds have hcen v.orkang up to thal Home tmyl"f on Lonr Ialt.nd 1:11 boondng-nnd H11.11 y Schwnt·tz, one qrl'ule.r that 1.t would sef'm t.o us lltiRe fur some Lime, talkinW: 1n • of the leadin&' builder• lhtre, tlgm·u 1~ Pl'l cent 01 more of the hctlcr to sUU11!1' the- slh:ht :I'L~ k their propaganda about the need 1 for a new Ge11e \a meetmg ~ 11U)'tr'l ba:. bee,_ Influenced t~vorabty hy Sid Cneur s commuter rn th" firs.t Instance lldtt on tile~vllloP ''De1plte the occaalonnl romedv ml1hap1 on Std'l U Is expetted that Brltith For-~ Q When 1ttwluld ll'hots not be .,..;r," lehwarts add• •. It may be tllat tho odde1t 1l(l'hl durtnr awenT A It is atlnsnble a ot to eign Secrelar) Selwyn Lloyd and tbt reeent 0Nal Snow ht!re waa a. crew ot warlm,cn an top of the ojvt' fhetn for f'Ump)O , dUrtOii! Soviet Deputy lt~oreA&n Mlnlster at; Jrloril.a Jt.ot.el, llolli Ceotlal P 1uk, 1n1ta!Bng a new •7150,000 &lr· dln£>-5!11 when 1 ch1hf ~~ "OlheNI ~l' Andret ~ Gromyko will mfet thbt ejllldltlolll., 11011. <~lt'k or 1! one h1d f&M>On to b "- week tn London y,.here Gromyko Is li~v~ M wa11 comrnlil down with attenrlmx a Umtt-d Nations d1~ .,~!~~.ol Pl.lerto Rle&lls to New Yolk bu hA.d one pol10 or anoth er mfecllou~ drsense urmamt-nl <'Onfercnce to discusa :, • thou•and policemen htwe enrolled ror a 0 h v.Ju•__clnoatron advi J:ed fOil' Hu~ sla's c:t.m{lnd riven by the departm~nt ..... •worn The next develoPI,Ilcnt Is uncer chrldmn who alrPartv havt> lmrt 10rrt not to talk wllh Phl1lp Harban. "&Ohn? ~ Yet tr thi'V haw had taln It rs certam. however, that, on hta recent trip h~re He wa1 deter• t vpe 1 the'' mhroht lat~r be fl( tonnldable job ror hlmeelt piX'I'rl tr> tvne 2 or 3 • POLIO INCIDENCE philatelic ex.hlbltlon late this Q \\' ill ch>tdrC"n !UIV" t o ~!)! Q Dortur r.lo JoOI.l (loXpert the there wlll be nine new Monacan bM~ It' r sht)fol "vl'rv vea1· tn marn Snlk varcrnc to milke a sigmfJcent , ~:;'lt,;::.;with Ke1ly'1 picture. h thll fAirf bm lmmt~nlt}9 A We don't ki'VIw dent m lh~ JXIIIO ca~cs tjus year' 1:. Tea room Itt. !i'Tth etreifrt. dined the prn1 \'f't f'lr St1'lk and otMrs art> S'hldy A Yes we (to But lt Is very d1!· "teaat ot Ar1.'~ All the dtehea wert aftamtmr 1hi~ ver:v ('atefuNv f1cu1t to predict JUSt wh&ll tohe eoektatl, burntnr tea tn a gtau, ete. the town 1.\ IUl hat a reJpectlblt tnUIICtl 0 Hnw ee.,.ly 1n lt.f'(lo .tlhmtl(l dent Wlll be bccau.se there 11':1:' vaecltlattons hot ~ttarte~? A There SQ many dttferencea between ~t Jlt,rrl10n e.ru:t 1Q:vel~ Jullt Aadrtwa. ~ __ :.....:,. ~lr: I! no harm in glvnu: t-Mm t~fter mcldence of poho from· ~eat· 'tO !\ \\' 11U t Tl\Uh••ll LI'\'()V SU ufll.o~nl IH l hut li E'\ tlllV!I a 4 3().50 Edge 1 5 00 N ht-r p ltenl!1 40 Burrs & Allen Godfre•'s 1'a1t>nf Seotlt< n flO I Lovr Lucv 9 30 Oc<"'·mber Brute JO 00 Rtudlc One 11 00 1To to th(> mmute NewJ. J 1 0:5 The Late Show - mu. Carol Swanson, pres:~dect, Bt!iverly Perrin, v1ce president, Helen Lomse Taylor, .secretary, Eleanor Duffy, treasurer Other charter members are Carolyn Rose, Patrl· Jack Bachner was guest of hon· clil Duffy, Bertha Wilson, Lucinda or Satu,day evenmg when Mr Mems, Cblleen Wilson and Mrs R<lbert Tewksbury enter tamed at thetr home celebrating Theu future plarb 1ndude a his b1rt.bday and agam on Sunday skating patty at the Chester Skatwhen Mrs Bachner had a birthday away nut Friday eveuing and a dlnner at thell' ho~e . bake aale to be held in twc weeks Guests at the dmner were · Mr with the place to be announced !atand Airs Geo('ge Dalla11 and son, er Billy, Coach and Mrs John ParBOfl5, Mr. and .Mrs Robert TewksFIREMEN TO MEET bary, Joioiug the 1:roup for lce eream and cake were Mrs James Tuesday April 10 the Melg!i Roller ande:daughter, Cathy, and County Firemen's Assoc:latton wtll Mitis Sa1fy :Sch{laf. meet at the Legwn Hall m Rutland at 7 30 Willi Sldney T Russell , Pl'e· sidenl, 1n charge or the bwmess 4 1 ~ ~""'""'t Stni'T!' 4 3(}.5 00 Edge of Night IIASTft' WALKOUT AT SWISS VILLA Mrs Emma Leilhe1t mtertaiD ( l d !lt, a Si.a.L.Iey Votri> receaUy at her kome Prospect Followma 1 del'llOMtntiort by Mra Richard Campbell, a uum· ber or tame$ were playfd 1nd pme-a awarded to M"r1 Cba:riN Buck, Mrs C J Ebenbach n.d :Mrs Evetett Lightfoot w Superuttendent L Me ' Comas prestded when the Offipai Board of Heath Method. ist church met Sunday evemng and the operung devotional serv1ce was led by the chairman The resignation of Ben Pbtlson as choU' director was accepted and I vote of apprecJahan was g1veo to Mr Philson George Dallas was employed as a new t'hOU' dtre~;:tor Mr. DaJias ts a recent graduate of Ohio State Umver!uty where he 1 reeetved hts Master's degree tn Mum~;: Bernard Fultz attorney was , nam~d jo&S chairman of the Church . Endebtedness committee to replace , Robert Hurley who 1s mov1ng to Paden City, W Va. in the near ' future. Homer Cook gave the fmaJ re· \POI't of the COinsurance taken out .On the church property and Mrs Crary Dav1s, of the Church endebtedneM commtltee, gave her report, Twelve mcQlbers were present me 7 00 Grand 0l)I"Y 7 30 Drn11h Shore 7 45 News Caravan lU 30 )l'a1 f.TO<\'riV nnnd\ Snldiel's OJ FortUDf' 6 30 Sports E~ e 6 40 News Plclurl!" fl !'i!5 Les Paul & Ma.ry Fo~:d fl 00 1n :td 10 6 00 Slgl:l Ol' • '. Leifheit Home Scene Of Stanley Party Recently Heath Methodist • Church Official Board Has Meet ,.., lb f' Ye ~ HlniNG THE FRIGID SILK DI.WOti{)Ds led by 'Mrs J H Cuctier opened tbe- meetJna: or the Hippy Harvest.e.rs clan beld h1dly -evening at the C'b1,1fch Mra. Roy Seyfned president preside(! and plans wrre made tor • rWnmage •ale to be held AprU :25-28 There was a di6Cusilon on 0\ dlnne.r to be serv ed In the ncar illture A eorttr1butwn was made 011 tbe purebase of n~w hymnah for the Chlll'eh It was voted w sen / vanilla to earn a coffee maker for the church Refreshments were seJYed dur· ing the SOCial hour \y Mrs Adam Eber11ba®, Mrs EvereM Dadey and Mrs Grover Erb ' 6 55 Sign Oc 7 00 Today 9 00 Coffel! Time 1000 Dmg Dong School 10 30 Ernie Kovacs Show IJOO Home 12 00 Tennessee Ernie I J 30 F'eather Y-our NeS\ 100 Current 2 00 Adventures ..o f Eitel y Qu e6n 230 Camera Goes to School 300 Matmee Th eatre • 00 Date With Ltfe 4 15 Modern Romances 430 Queen for a Dtv 5 00 Aunt Dru Show \ , ' 5 30 Howey Dood1 600 Supermaa. B 30 Sport!• E:re 640 Nco,4;' P1cture 6 5~ Les P.aul & Marv 7 00 B1g Town 7 30 Gordon 1M.acltae 7 ' Nf'IW8 rarav& n 800 Caesnr's Hour 900 Medtc 9 30 Montgomery PreHDtt 10 30 All !'itar ThPatrP 11 00 ""fews Hetidline! MC'NDA"r I CP.J1amly wouH htl1lu ~ •· wl' know thls Y.aCCine loS 1 od .rnd "ilfe and it Will PIOtt•tl SUPPLIES Q \\hat about s uppheR dochu ~ \\!II thert• be enoul!:h vacctn~ fo1 1'! tht duldren who n('ed 1! ttu ' \, ~~ ' A I Wlsh I (:t)uld ..:aze mto ' l l 1sla l ball and ~rve ,l.OU a Ye ~ J lhiH'I Wt• hope there wrll I.Jf' t uou!!h tor most (lluldren wlru \I hi til l )JII 11'- k ul to\11 '-1 , WSAZ-TV Ch~nn~l 3 " 0 1111 s trh ~l ;./111 1 ,,1 11 , k 11 1 l 1k 11~ h11l ill Ill rl , t 1 " i 11 1, i1 \ \ ..1' 1110/ l lt l, .u•, ,, l Th 1l I l oi l \ Hl llll " ol IIACCII~ES II I ' l1 ' !II' • I ' I I II" ""' Y.l ll ~ l ) 111111 1' ltl!l• or 1111 rhk l l l tn Jur ••l11ld 11hr• lakr~ lh1 1 it(lltt A \\t l11l1t>< thtl t l'- ¥ • I III l i \ 1 <1 ~ ~..Jik 1 ,((1 I [ () Ih <'VI Ill \1 fil l< I , 1 ol dJ!t /I ll \\. I athCI thau l111 >lira! 11\ IJ;h! Ct!Uie Up Ul 1 11 , ,1111 ltllll:O ol ' lltl•, stfl(l II(• 11.1] o ~>ETTER 'I II I d 11 1\1 1 k 111 1 POLIO 1956 l lfl l I '• ~ ht ;d • Editor '~ Note- itu s .s the- hr!>l .af fwl!' dupatc:he1o :m the out look for c;urbmg poho 111 1956 It wa' pn~-pared by • c:ornH pon ct.nt who wo• th tt National H•dhners' ilWard for h,. poh o Ill <OJ L .. r l l l u d \ I Il l ,er week one year m <t clvarltt ill Tl11 l l11l y Srn t Jl(l ol' r P ~!:') ( ,() na: mon ths, $7HO, thr<P mont h~ $:JHV Ll} ZIHllO r r •trT t wlltr • lva rhtble one month S1 By m,ril one } r ij r $8 S.J.X ill() tillS $-t La lbte ! mvn•hs S-250 ont' mor.t h $1 ' 11 I " ' '' '' .Entered a~ st'cond t l lh ~ m l ilm,; m~tlt r at •ho c :JrJI Pt ,, THI'\Oflt• me eonv Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohto Rummage Sole Plans ' Discussed By Happy ' Harvesters 'Ciais - ------------- ..~a~Ttir.t O'tt'. '" ~ (J llilt 'I' ' ' 'Pomeroy Ob1o I Ill 1\ ~ y,ii Jh lll '• Pubhsbttd every after uoon c :<:rr pt Sund Jy bv 'ft: e Uhw • Seatinet, Inc, at llU 1thd1anJc ~ ~ P um er oJ u li lb i llt: '\8 . phone 398, edii DnaJ off1ce ph vm J!n Subs cl'lptlon rat e.!i De ltvP ~} h} I Y L·~ ·, TELEVISION GUIDE HI)W tf I (Alit \hi~ \li1 d Ufoll , .., Ohl~:l~-;----~-==~===~==M=o=nd~a:y:,:A:p:ri:l:9:::,19::_:56 IT'S 'SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES I .,.., "· "·"I·"' ""~ ....., .... " I t! . Dai lv Sen_t_fne_l. Po_rTJerov-Midclleport, 11 1t' p o'1 Jl Ort l!l Ill (o t ltl ( H t \ l h ll•l '-huh I olii MonC:Iay, April9, 1956 ~ ~ Ra~lway 3819 TPMINAI TOWElL CLEVElAND t, OHIO • • �---->#·-- - -------- • . Moon Beams 'iE!:,N M-- -. -1 -11 artOlJ S appy \VI'lth Whi'te Sox n I ~~================~ 4-'glt·r~ I! m tdt• guo I Il ovattC"r had gam Ps vf 171l 21fl \ u !:!I ll 1 ~ nd 148 for a 5::17 I o i li Wlllll Statl' Moos!' bo~ling foJUIIH'\ IHitl I yilt' hlld 17 6 16~ .'l nd !57 f••r 1 ovrr thr wf'ek rn fl rl th e s ~ ,• -198 Th1•v had a hand a II! of 113 1 Alleys m Bunlln .,.t on Wt•s B.·ll<" p rn s J ak (' SL·hrl!Jng h,rtl 413 on 1eamr<l 1\.rth ht' p;~rt nl'f l <•hn ' ga mes of 1:1 1 150 unrl 1J2 \\hi li Haskm ~ of l:alt rp olui tu tull 111 1" 1 hi ~ tu ot ht>T Bon ha d a mce 5.H 1hh'd pl:Jrt' m 1ht> doul>!i's 11 h rlt· I on !!Btnf's D( 199 170 and 1hJ I Paul Cl 1ffqrd and Boh Luuk~ tr1tl 1'ht>\ h11d u hand1eap of 258 pitr• fur SIXth :tnd sevl:'n1h rr t dr•LiiJI ,•-; J 1o hn Sl~son lui 182 154 !Ill I In SJngll''i Clifford mmrrl 11\tll 117 ful' 453 With (,E!-OrJ!:(' \\rWhl fifth pla<'(' and Louks 11.1 ~ 111 ttw j huvmg tlw h rg h S•'TH."<; ll1 th1 top lo,r, enl~ Louks a].._,, fll w•lrt d t11u rney With 588 on l!amt•s ,f r Well Up 111 t h(' mon t~ 111 th r \ II 182 1\}0 und 196 Thf'l h,u] J [\'Pill \ handJrap or 182 pm ~ Fe J ~~~ ~ Ill\ h,rd ll!'i 170 and 152 fl11 <l:.J7 1.1rlh 1 In tht r\rouh] r.._ Htllt , h r I ltll• ~ ll artnn n htt.ttng 157 171l ar1rl l q of234 l'lfJ 1, 1 11,: til l 1 1M 4:17 Th;]r hanrlu,qJ ~'"' ~ l·rl :t.otDl nn 1 h ,d r J :t , , I •P I 11 m~ for 649 II .,k r•i h d I r .. I 11 1 I Oth er tum -; tu f n , h 1r L: h II• r ·I 183 f01 J.!O ,, d ' I 'il I w 111 111 Harhr ;rnd !)[ru ,.: Millt•r thand!Cllfl fn r 'JfJ4 lh 1 I• l1 d l1111h 1141, r'ltlllllt" t',rrull und 12•3 It< d ubi.-., t 'rl' • II 1 .'Ill , I 1 ~·f'rr r e 'l't• nn anl.llilh 11~1 :1nd 207 ,t nd lf18 lro • r 6 1 fl l ' 1"1 , f'•ul R1 gg~ anrl Dill! \nrt 1r~un hiS hflntl l( •lf• 'I -11 > p n It n t I 11 ' \t 1115 1 Wilt\ rrr•l ;•,IJ M8 Louk. l1,,d l£ ,1 tn 1rl 1 •7 1 llllth h.!{i 1111 1/A~ ~E \ THf-'/(7 /"'EI/{ IJO A!.A!IY AIE!I thl' Wt"\ 1¥#0 6ECAA1£ F.IH10(J$ -lfC'si 6&'f''f'll~(; t4 CHAHCC. I T() <;rAPT h r~Sfl I IJ ~1 11 g I {' ~ h •n I r1 1n , n 1· ' ' ~" I HI 0 , ( l I rr IJr I I II I 1<.>- I" " '' .and 214 f n1 ,, Inti] r.t '>ft.! 1>11 1 and hi ~ 46 pm h<~rH h c~ p :• ,. 1 11 ,, 628 LQuk ~ h.1J 217 1!/1 .111d llli' t CJr 567 ond tn ',.ltd Iolii 11 Ill h 1'i 36 ptn hand1c:1p Thl' Momf' to"am nf l't I'l l· ,, 1til did no1 gE"t 1nlo lhf' 1lll\llf'\ "11 Sl'1urday n 1goht but Louk ~ h11d , 1 .. sPrtc~ on ~;:.tn r t·~ nf 208 fl. l ce 60" ]83 nnd 214 lrf' tot.ilrd 1704 fnr •h ts all {'Ve nt ~ total Hr·ll•• <: lwl 1604 !01 his luo!al and ( l•ffnrrl rrolJfd only •h du' s tnKh· ~ nn <l 'CioublE'~ Btll JJ 1:iiiPr Rtt ~ rntl wcm thr SpN·ial Mt n ~ ~ourne:.· thP lwi ,J ,rl 1 1ll• n •uhll' f' unr•· r i•l ,1 fl, r Bowling Alh•) s )l'S icrd .tv noon Ill the} . nos('(f. out .I tit•· .1rr•l Don S~h1llrng by a rllJ'I'l' t htrr• pint Anothe-r tram of John S1~ son atld George W I JH.ht wn.~ 1ust 1wo pW bat!k of lhl' Srhl llmg bro· thm. \ Hovatter and Lytlt> had o lot nl of 1208 pln'!l with S(']tlllrnlo( and Stohnllng IHt't i n).( 120!1 nn11 Si<rS>fln 11nd \'.right lu ltrng 1203 In fourlh ]Jlaf'e w.•s. John Ft•rgu ~(m and P a ul Harm 11n with 1151 All 1 N'l'JVI'd h mr ~ r~ lour l.eBms prize-$! ------ SPORTS ROUND-up , AGUA CALIENTE :\h'lt UPThe odd s on 'Nf',.dlt"!t wl nnt'r of the Flammgo and Florid a Ot:trby went up flom ll~ lu 21 toduy ~n the CaiJC!nle fullrrl' brrok on t'ht• K-entutky Derby llOWI:'VI:'r. NE'od· les remAin ~ the fu1 orlt(• Cat N• r Boy 1!1 next at 4 1 whrle Ji l'nd Man i11 rnt('d th1rd al ~ l \I Til 1111 {1 Ioll i I;. h i 1 ,•: 11 ,\1 I he P.urth' r, ton k :1 I, llm·•Juv I [ ·- 1 1' Ui1un (>Vf' t' th · l'u1 nMifll"i 1"'r ]{,,llfll' wdl lJ, ''ut lu l.l• I rl' lotlJ i.! hl lh1 r l,,, l'h" '''• V.1ll 1" r 11 !liP ~r1 11 '11Hl for lln' Punth11 , .1~ h" 1111 illf)l ' In rr !.!'''' 1 t J> " 'lunr! 11,1 n l> f tlir• Sl'll•nll Jfld J .ll'r; 'l n1 lur· \.\ rl l !)lit h r. .~ II., •n •• -~ - - - srant Jebnry SCt.. n ' Alex Kellner ind Arme Porl ocarr"ro eombmed to pitch 3 h1t ball as the Kansns CLI} Alhletlc ~ ended a 5 glttll 'Hinmhj .!ltreak by d{'!eatinl;! the Pt!bbUrt;!h PtrtJ.t (>s, 40 Bob Turley , malting h18 bf" ~t making briiVP StalPmenls n•'JU- 11 t the ir prospects but every r lub HI fearful th.at the Brooklyn lludg•·r~ mu) make anothl'r run~~5ri slur\ !!UCh as they did lTl. eot Into a leud with Manager Walt Alston wben he charged that ht· wasn't betng played enough Now, p1lched the Yankees to a 4 2 victory over the Ph1ll1es <.~lthouyh he ttred Ill the el!':kth inmng and n!'ed N I rf"IIC!f ht•lp for Tom Morgan Vrteran St eve Grome-k gave up ~ prinR, . three runs m the f1r ~ l orr Ruben m n'-1 vnluahl• nl II•• N!iiJUnal SPmlprn t(l\l lllf>\ Il l Wh hila HI 1953 and W!l~ on Rn v ( ,r m]111nl'llll's ba rnstorm ing lf'nm •n 1953 n,·l· nk iiiJl 1!1 with ''J'cxm·kann in Hl:il, h" hurl\ d lht'l'C ('OmecutJvr s hul n11 1 ~ 1nd >ll' nt unto hl' nnm cd " mn• l v.r lrr .rl )l•• pl,r\1'1 '' 111 tlw U1 g Stu!!' ,,..lllo!rrl" rn 195.1 Scanllt hrrr \ JJUt togetlwr .m 18 1:1 fi' COirl fnr 1l~1Lr~ or thf• ' l t'XUS L;•ngup 111 tll.''d rmd In th <> s:um• v•·nt wo n 11\U fur ll :nana w1lhout o lo s~ 1!1• ti.IIIH'(1 ~~ •th thf' Rl'tllt'gS 1n~t l Mrs I ErmaJ Bnnkc r Mh ~ow JoeJ iC mn wc'i.ldm~· when IJOU ho/J it lh~ wa'J? ~ ;i Dean • Thur sda~ Airman and Mrs. Brm~h Atmounu New .4rri1'11l A lC and Mrs W1lbam E Bro~A1l of 51:1 Ooker A~e. llartevdle, S. C , are announcmw the bJrth or a 71h lb son \\olllwm Er.lgar Apr1l 5 II l..'t oullalnl that your. waldl iMp ,.o4 lime lo cmJ 0111 pooltln. WIJOD JOU briDg j.allf watcb b.,. lo bo ropaltN. .,. cbodt U Ia 1. . br bcmglo<j ft oa ci boclut INa lbrougb em ama::lllg tlecllOIIIc _ . . , _ Poowo_,ol I i:j :> t ~ :> : TUESDAY April 10th, 1956 7:30 P.Mi At The ViUQge Hall . celd>i :.~It · th t>1r gfr\dl'n S<:hreckengost of Parkersburg railed on A5SOCIATI orl lumt thf" Blrnungham BarOni th e Soulhei o Assn. 6-3 Cmcmnali defeated Washlngtan, 9-6, del:iplte llomers by Pete Runnel::~ , Roy S1e\'crs and llarmon Klll(•hl'I!W Mr s 1'.1 r l ltrggs nf Ruule 1 w•ll holrl 11pen huus1• on Sund.A I Apnl 15 from 2 untrl 5 111 the .tfll'rnoon to llarb:\ra Rou sh rl'!tll nf'<l to her studlr'\CI at OU 1n A l h• ns Wednesday af\.t>rnoun aftl'r bp,·ndmg her Eat~ter v:Jcatwn hf>1 l' Meigs County IToutlcm.an ~la1 ted to pltl"h in the sl"vcnth and w:H m hot water 1mmedtalely' when Mays h1t a two run homer orr him to ~tart an· other four.run upn~mg tt was ROOMS OF "' New F,JI~niture ~ BAKER t z 0:: ~oci tho_• , lt&~<!.E}Miiiti llornond tlolo proledloa;'Wo wiD .. r/J'N dcmon.elnte .., ....,., pur watd. ~ FURNITURE ~ t.ZJ On Th"' Bngltte!l! Corner rs: ~ rn M h1dlf'pOrf :::t' ~ < :x: BAKER Ft' Rl\IITliRF. o: Jewelry ....._,.c.t:s..,•J ~ IN POMtlOY Signed: Wilbur F. Hanning' 'l ltk .. i , for lhc Rcdl e-g Yanki'C' t '."lu!J, IIun an d sub qequenl Re<ll~g lwmr gum<'s t•a n be nbi>.\Jn('d by dtiJil!-! ur viSI Iill g tfte Redll"gs' D••lln' :.~ wn T1rk('t OffiCl' 307 VmP St \ rn< mnatt, 0 Secretary • Look at tne-lriackl fhal mt 1 11 .. \~ll~ rurmNI 'I he lf elpmg IL1IHh Sunday School das~ mt"! at I he JliJJJle of Rand<JI I attd Audt•llt: fi ohl•rts or H.a:.han 'T'ItUJ..,.,dll\ nrtht There Will Be A unil J ,.1 ng s\dl~ mfnt m Punu'ro) CARMEL Gomez, on Jun Busby's smgle Wltb the bases loaded and an error by Foster Castleman, who mufred a throw by Day s New York Yankeeslnvade Redleg Stadium Thursday I plt\t•J' Mr OF THE thf" "new" RoLineoh comes north Jal'ks.on 1& u 110od player bur I I of what I've shown who can say nnly onP ~rratch hit m fJH mmn gs ~ ':1.-ltnhc 1f evl'r\o l"lub in the I b&vl'n't won the third bnse job'" as Detrott defeated Hou ston or thl" 1 j lt' :lgllt' romentlll\t!S on the Dodo:- -Alston , that's who Tt:>xas Leagu e fr I " I t rs WI' t ;.m s to p 'l'm.'' ~iid Ctanl Frank SullJ vau worked seve n !lit Of su,.rstltion s hutout lnll\ngs a ~ lhe Rl'l'i Sox "P'·"' Ar ""'· pultlng •.h• prot>. If }OU hke Career Boy in the ~ .dJ!<· strn t plan of arlion 1nto Kt>ntucky Derb)' , here s rr bJt or I ll,!lLOIII' K ( 1!' l'.rt \IOnl o; supershtion to ~ack yo11 up Thi s : S< tnll, ln 1r 1 nnm• d 11 ,r,, l 1 .du ,1nl !.' " Wt du n't 111hmd falhng behmd w11l be the third time m the modI' ' •' • r rn t ,..o h ,IJ.:tll '" b• f 1111. 10111 "Hil l1nw," .!!l"'lllly lnslsts Milwau · ern era that the dt!rby run~ on rn g ( tntJrrn d r t~>rl.r 1 ••I'P' .t rHI • 1 ~ kee :'I!,J n,, g;'l < h1lrh·Y Grimm May 5 Both pri.'vious tmr es, tlw o !.(nod "1.,, In >I J il t!u• lt\•dh· ~s Nu !J nntJ I J.~ague President Wat wmner was a colt whosf' nall! l' O]u •n rnr.: . 1.1\ 1 11r hrrr j.l thsu:n ur Ln l n•n Ldl.'s f1 gures Jl can't happen started wtth ' C'" Tht!)T v.l'rl' r a val StloJdlr hury .rnd Ino BI.Hk \\ rt 1 bN au-,e ' ud1 miracle J1arls are cade In 1934 and C'ounl Ttll f l •1 F:l ns fnlln \'mt.' lll .. ~l 1 11 11<! s r1r hr1rr~ grvrrr !•Jf) r r111 1d, r.~l 1 n n !.} rm.. lf' lnrrcquently and all tht rounding al <'tl'!'i wr ll m 1 un lv g l MM••~o~;t R1r rl u !'obh<l!~ hr 11 Sta n drrh hn vf' lmprm,ed This. maJ. ttllt. II• hur' nr11> IHH"t• ,m ~ ·d 2 1 • Fnllm\' lw 1\'lshful llunkmg, but BrOok· Coa~h Al Onofno or thr Am: ,r prt'HH• look at lh;• Ulfifi. .-.d ,l,ort Jl t• l lt· ~ , ln •l r 111 ~ Bliu k ~ poor • hu\~111~ 11 g ,un~ ! l l}n ~ nnrcnt rntchlng WO!fl:l have ona State C olle~:e golf team wu<~ of lhr l'rnonrrnlr \\'J~ Irlll!.; lon Su ndav >!''"' rt ul1 llw other tluhs new !iUfPtllit!d when frelhman Bill Da- Will al~fl ~~ f' IH toll' of llr1• HloiiOI I hP nrf vis shot a 71 to b Pa t the conch lt•a gu,. t 0 r) s t ..rr~ \\ ho 11 lh i\r I• unadt t tJh l ~ 1 II 1 •' 111 1 Z1!1H' ll11.:h Schoo l tro~tk Cf'rt•in Decathlon St•r by six ~hob w)lllP tryLn!;! out for York Yan kt•e, ,,,,, h,JI! :1nrt h i~kl't hn ll ~ tnr Sran JM• Sn>oldt h·. son of "Jumpln the team frl•l,t rut an 'xlr IJJII<~n l!dl lt lt•lhmv pl u\ t>rl fOI" thl' N•·w York .lo; of Notre Damr football and "I thmk he'll hl'lp us th1 ~ yt•n•" Thur ~ d .w 1flt1 1Hto n 1:\pttl : 21 1 l1 uhnnN nfh th1• NP~ro N.•t 10na l . r th OnofriO sa1d 'fhf' Ri•1!1r•g ~ ~ t' rt<::J IIOn:tl ruukrt> 1 1 1 \l ras' m llln(' u cap an o e 1 1 ' ' rm! ndaJ ~ t••run of M 1clul!un Stal e track team lie lS ''flRIIt' What's so ~tarthng ohout that Fr:1nk R nhJ n ~rn Will bP on h:1n d Brtllrc Tchht•lh" !lw 1 uhn n 1 ' 1g111 ' anJ lhH' P oth 1' 1 loukl•d 011 0 ~ 11 ce rtain decathlon Well, Dn\'1~ IS D 1ellrl'd Lake ns M:mug! ~ ~ 11111 1' 10 1' •m~ h•·fon• 1' 11 1'' 11r1f ~-olar bu o~u.o;e his o\1 - around\For('s\, Ill, furmture exe<:utw('-· rhnq(l' , mPl'l lhr \m Nknn It·~ tlr1• pro•f· ·~-r•lnu l 1nuk >; in 111~3 11 nrk tltHI field ability and he'!l 80 years old' gu~ ChumpiOA~ ut I 30 p m As Re(JJ e!! ('h otre • Fur Open ill" Day OPE:N HOUSE TO I!E HELD G art' I ._.. 1 Re-g , U.S. Pat. Off. The leopard doesn't ~hange hill BY OSCAR FJtALE'I' spots ProGf u th~ earlyo sprint Umted Pre-., Sports Wrlltr boast of the Brooklyn DOdgers that NIW YOHK UP- Feurlesll the "new" Jaekle Roblnson would rc.dt.> ~""~ I•acts and Figures' n't be p4Jpplna off anymore, Ji1v~l N~thonal League tean. Last spring, you'll remember, he s howmg or thl' I' ll ~• i 1 TODAY'S SPORT PARADE un WI,Jller Tra. des NOTICE Jr,,· t)w ll!r· r!ToiTWmd .1 1 1 .W p m Lu , t l i llll' I 1 Th,• T'umrm:. Pmlh r , o~nrlt lw H I( Jil l· ' l r>l n,nlots HULtH cLul M••nl;l!l The LAurel Cllll Jletttr iiHJth Club Wtll metot at lhe bome or Mrs. Orolll• All•n, Monday at 7:30 p. r m All m•mbers are ur&eJ. te be 1 I A r J"I{!E Porro#~ ...-J~= I mtl FeHer AndScdreToHandle •t h" Cltores For T0 day ' :I P I c mg I 1 I !If CO/t1MO/( 1'1'11 f'f: local :')2:l ' SHREVEPORT. 1.11 UP - Th~ Ma)·'s 12lh bomf'r or tht> sprlnw. 1 P,,r_::":c'c:":c ' --~~~----l I! \eln nd Jnr.han ~ Wt're a ssured !'lf'Vf'O of lhf'm roming o1t 1hl' Jn of no worsP lhMn a tie todaJI m d1am ! AftPr today'! tame, both tetlftt BY MILTON RICHMAN llu- annual sp11ng trainmg seties ! will IO dlfeetl)' t4J LouiiVille for Un•ted Pr•u Sporh Writer wll h the New York Gumt~ Fell•r And ~..,. tod•y \ Wt>dne.>tday's contest Mll'rt} M~tnon 1s te lling tht- I Thr ln ctum~ .!lnd C1ants have onManager AI Lopez sDJd he ex-. wor](\ the Wh1t e Sox got the bCit~'t 1 h Lwo more e:ames to pl•y tnclud. pectctl to use llob Feller and Herb Thf Hnescore : of th:.t l:ug wintPr deo l wlth Cli'V~ 11ng toda.v's schedu lM conte1t ht>re Score today Both the Indians add~ t-Je.w York N • QOO..lQ0-+02 ' 10-1().3 land and 1t's prcl1} tough to argue t 'levl'la nd boasted a two game lead G1anh have a day off Tuesday Ue- ' peveland A • 300®-0oo 3- 8-3 wtlh htm m th e light of Larry over thr. (,umts tht~ spn ng, wm l'llU~e a game 'It Meond1an , Miss.~ Gomfz, nurnsule 8, MeCall 8 lJoln s 435 hattrn~ average-toQ nwg mne out of I he 18 games wu cancelled due to bolh clubs and Katt, ~{angan 7 Lemon, lfoul· m.:~r k of th e spt'ln g N ew Yo1·k h1t th1ee homl' runs 1 h<lvmg Nt"gro players ternan 7, N.ar\eski 8 and Av~Ul . Doth ! n'Tashed hts s•v~nth hotn· m Dallas, Tex Sunday for a tO.a er uf the gpung at Memf} hts, Ten wlu O\'l'r the 'T'rib¥. In the second StJI1ti:l\ off f.a1ry Jac\:son cif the of:~ two game seCJes tn thr TexaS' 1 • Cu dlnals St LoUI!l won 86, City tlevc>tRnd won 8-3 Saturdny \\'1lhe !\oi.:Jys of till' Gtants anKatt GM• Hit I otht-r cenf~r fleldf>r who ls l';lJOY Sum lt~v 's game wu.s marred 1 ttg a ba nnt"r spring, blas ted hl!oi when Catl'ht.•r Ray Katt was bt'an 12th homer of the tratntng !'eason I'd by All Houttem on m the sev 111 .:1 10 3 vtctory over tlte lndtan s t-nth ma:tlll.l!: 1 he ball !"aught Katt :11 Dallas on the tPmplt>, but h1s protertlve Brooklyn defented Mtlwaukt>P, c11p absorbt!d some of th~ blow 12 2. nt NasllVLlle, Tf'nn , but th,at Tie wa ~ exp!'cted to be Wtth the h JUmph al~o proved cDStly as Gt:mts today after spending the Dodge1 pt!chet Roger Cra1g sur- mght at Barlor trmver!>lty Ho~pt­ fl'rt!d a tWisted left knee wh1le l<~l in Dallas ~ !Jdmg 11nto second btse after Kat! was beaned after lw h•t a hlu nbng the Brnve~ for three mn- two run homer in the foutth . Willie Mays. ;md Jun Mangan htl the other homers for New York Home runs by Tito Franeoma, Kaltts big blow came ott IBob Dave Phtlley and Bob Nelson :nd- ).emon. chmaxing a four-run fourth ed the Baht more Orwles to a 9 6 mrn.Rg Which · enlfbtt>d- th1! Gtants \Jl"lory over the Ch1cago Cubs to ta1<e the- It-Ad The Trttre got] i • pma !l:n · htnt 121!1 . /fEll' On Sports for • - .......... - s howmt:~ m - ---• • ' _ - - - - - - -- - - Olh rr neWl' t •mrr~ m C!!llt !lllnl r ilvt>ry who w!ll :tltract cOn>i(l! t J.ble JJtlenl,on .:tH' Brooks L:Jw rjnce f:>he ex Sl r 0\I J~ l unlmal Weekend Sports Robin Freeman m• B' T ' llal J•flcont . """""' ol the ChiSummary WJDS 1g en S cago Cubs Dill rt:'ltcf UNITID PRISS • h t A d lll't1!tt St'attle, Scunt!P· H•g es war bury, e(afty Tum HAVEN, Con'n - North Aeier, flre young ri ght Most wo.nen oreo\ike K~une.c.ly , BV from Saturday 'ti."F.W Pat southpaw and bll'lllfli' Car ulmll Athlelic Club upset the CHICAGO UP - Ohio Stati'f hti<ht. Ni'W llnvl"n Suim Club to win the Robm Freeman, who set two COtt AltO maklDJ htJ debut after a PALERMO, S1r1ly UP- i\llht•a N,tl!onul AAO Swlmmmg rham· ference scoring reeords, 11 tbll Gibson of New Yok wun the 1 a'beencfl wrtll be Frank Me plonS'IH!lS 72·70 ftrst Buckeye player to Wla tbt eotm.lft, new Redleg eotell, who women's ~lnlll<>s tltlf' rn tlw PaiN f'111LADEtPHlA - The- P~ll· "most valuable" baskt~bill pllyu wu one of tbe ~·te&t t1ret: balfemo Internatlonnl 1'l' nnr \ Tourn n d('lphra Warriors defeated tM ti"brt tnfn In the ,.me when r)te perment Sunday wh••n slw dow1wd sprJII It d~·~pllt' n sot·e .trm Ill' I Wu~n e Pt~lons, 00-88, to Wtn the award m the Big Ted: Mt"'l. llealht>r Rrt'Wl't M 8£'rmudn formed f<Yr ct:nelnnatJ. Freeman was acco~ tile hft• pllt lll'd fur ![,)\'lH\11 In Jill\~ nnd Natwn.rl nu~kC'!ball Assn ' cham· 6·2, 6·2 Mlsg Glbl;(ln 'he n h~a m9d ~tiiiiNI I h1• hr·~1 l't\rnf'cl run mn J\l ploii.Shlp. or S.turd&y. He polled It "ibtee t~ Manager Ca~ Stentel'• Yan\I'P with Mn Br('Wf:'r 1o dr>r,•at in lhr' tnll•rn ntr onn l Lea g ue , I flO shadt biit nelre11t conlftdit, Oil} al'e the cholc. to apkl Win t~e Australum team o r Mn1y flaw BOWIE, Md. The Brook- Cain nlthou !lh IJ,, dltln't hurl enough mIowa who riN!Ytd t$ ton and The! rna J.ong fl 2 fl 4 for nln t!.s tu hJ• orrtrial lf'ad!.!r mcaclt> Stuble's S1ulor won the votes. Freemtn set HVordl for the American Leoat\lt ptDDmt. 11he d t11o N.,. the doubles erown $110 7!\0 John B Campbell Metn· aver&ae poinla per gtiltt ind IY. Y~k club Is Yogi Serra. tbt ln ~•nrl11v ~ 9-6 vLctory OV£'r orlal Han1llf4p at B<lwle de~plb!l etbte !~ld tldali per pliie. "Molt Valuable Player 1n tbe KINGS POINT, N Y UP - 'rhl' Wn.h!ngton thiN' Sl'nators knock ~urrerlng 11 Minor leg Injury Service Academy l"t'~oth'l rn whldt t.>d out ll()mt•l ~ off Fllat'k in the fu sl Ho wal the lith pliJet wlft AiM.titltt Lea(llt In 19~. " The MEt.BOtrRNt, Austrnlu • John tbe ~lver basketball (lridDted afl; ~lty ettt<ilter bl,.tod 17 l!omOH teams f'rom Armv Nuvr lilt-' l'nnsl lnmrr); 'lht>\ t.unt> off thP bats of AustraU111 broie tbe lour- ~liillt bY tlle ·ChlciP Tributlt. Mld di"Ove In 108 rdM b- rbbe Guard and !l.tarlnc uradc•mv s Pelt' H H nrll'l ~ lloy SlCY('r~ ,r nd 1 nndy minute barrier lor tM fourth tinut PatUolfatlftf tn the ~ '"l'f tlontbets and iis ra~ ·- Ol:!:t were to t"Ompet• Sunday W!t!l t'all- ll nrmon t\rlll'hrPW with a S 58 6 cloekiDI that equalled ~DI,relkl .~oaches, tf 1e(eraD. tfMI all-time J~at <!atthers •" Oft becatue of hlii:h wmd~ nn•l fn lhf' llr'dlt•gs' flNJt inn'sla:, nn lht> second beat performance rea dlivlna snow s-torm Thf' rl"fl Ptte flmalll, 8ic Tea eommluioltff leathe amldnl .Mitkey Ma-ntle, probably will ht- rt>-uh L•rluiPd for overflow nuwd of !'i11M saw tlw ('ord for the event. neth L . Wllson and tofi '"butt ~l~brattd Yank outfielder, is exHcdlr ~ jump Rob WJeslt>r for September jiicrted to taltt ~~~ plae'"e t'hls sea· UALLA.NDALE, Fla, - Calli· Writers. lhrN• ltln ~ . to m11ke the scm;• 43 ornla·bred Cou~ Cltir probably ~ amqllt t,htt top ilutc•erJt In the PHILADEJ.PHIA t rr - Cl aml l' In fa\Or of W11shmttton. Nu·ned a lttatt lh ' tlte forthcot'nlnj fltiWr. IMifttlt, at 24, is 1 veteran W•Jeome of Ghmdlll l' C n11 f hns ( mdnn n1l tlt'll If up in the fifth, Kf'ntuoky Derby by winnm& the ot five IWO\M wit-h New Thrk ~ft 1e1Mted prc~ r tlt•nl •l f 111\1 thl'n wPnt 11 1wnd on Ray Jablon $2~.000 Bi•eayne Bay purse at ill w!IIOII 11< bit 121 drcult B8dmlnton A11sn . ~ llf'l"t'C'd rng <r kl' ~ lmnwr In thf' Sixth which Oulf.ttream Park. 4fttuhes. MJekey, still developl'ilg OllirleJ N-ewhall or Rn~ t o n , who tmu~hc d nff a lhrt'l!-run rallv The hi Ylill poltl>tlal - I t o NEW VORlC - Nanee't Lad Ufto fetl.red. Other otrlcN'!I l'l t•t \N1 · Hedll' Y~ pn11hdt d Wlr ~ lt• r nnrl Run ep~e!ht ~11 setbacks, topped ~er Baird, Chicn~to. Vil"e Ptl' ~( St •'llllt l fnr 10 lui ~ wlull' ll'ttlnl/: lea ~ hPd a powerful 111treteh $-lve the m:.iO'ts In *lilts last HUOn ~; Edwin Jurett, Ncw Ynrk. llt'JHl Sinn•· nff w!1hotlt <lamajlc to wln the $211.100 P1urnonot H•ft. i/H.tJI 11!1; \led the A L, In !tlut· weeonl vlee prO!IIIden1; .Jaek vnn dlcap nt .Jamal~a before a ~r•'*d llhf pet.OIItate wllh 811: tied . , Pn•l. Puadt'fla, C11't1f , ~rrtary fl ,·r~hr ll Vrrf'mnn :o~hut out tho of SS,048 lliW 'I'O!IK ~~ juDd> fur tfH!. l~qul! tead In t:ilplfl CHI V1111uet Armif'nd;~ m Burb1nk S('nn tM, 1~ 1 1h one htt for rlvt in lt>f mokN u6bl!a'll6 lltoty Col· Wlth 1t and dtove In to runs, Sundty . 'Cillr.. treasurt~r. nl nJ:ll, llwn 11111 K('nn('dy vi t> hl('d , ·houn a fM-otJtti fof ton.lfbt's '!'\lett t6oufh lt4! w•s lorted out of SQUAW VALLEY, CIJU - 'reen tlw rt nr rl l\.\o \\' r ~ h lnRIO n run" In wldtl;'televllt<l ltlftllt>4 tri ll"tton tn mid·SPptember .. t.EltiNGTON. Kv UT' - The thl' eld1L h l' l'''' mn n "'a!! credlll'd aun Billy Woods of Mane-eater lit. Nlehtt!at AreU ijobiot J•ll• Cf'ntt~r. Vt, and Katherln• Colt or ·l tW kentucky rarln 11 lll{'n~on Jo.'f'\s wtlll llu• 1 ltl\)n 8ten;el 1k well fixed In Ule Port Leydfm, N Y , won th• Na· Lobua, but Labua'' e>ltlotl,.._ 1; titcliiDJ departmMtt with aueh ., vDdi!I'Wa)l Tbur"dnv whl>n K,..r>nr· Tod~1 llw fwu cluh~ ('Vcn In tiona! Combined Sklln1 eharrlplon- Uf>OO!Od to provldl> I li>oil t ..t. ~ rlt!e ('0\UH st a ll:e~ lh 2tlt.h (llbPt H W:hlteoy Foret Tammy l1H'tr tt('l11" ·11 tht£'(' " a;(wot apiece :<~hlp Crllioutt 1001 Into tootllht~ Bytti, Bob Orlm. Miclt~ M.eD!!rat.JOI'l. The 111('et ~till run throullh CO April 26 alnd' lh t•n f 'h urt'tull m••t nt C'11 1nnoog.1. Til'lm PELIIAM MANOR, N. 'i --Walt frat unconquered 1:tt 19 llioutf, ln~ mott and "Btillet Bob" Turley ThP lr(H'st'Ort• Downs will stal(f' It <: sprmJ(' m t'M• Ostrom of Ortftleburr, N Y. etudlnl tO Miyo trltlrilpbt, JJe'o Yntfe ltrllelders lneh.zde trht enxlous to $hOW t!Ut bo'iin« eotn· Cr ncl mllllt N :100-01 :1002 910-2 broke 487 out or a pos!rible luf. pat Phil Rluutto, Andy Carey, Wa s lun ~o:to n r\ 400-000020 6· tl ·2 targ~IR to win the 500-btrd mara. mlssiOft thttt he's 1 fit opponent ~oe Cotll.m, ,,· ---=~----~--c-----Billy JJun•'er, Billy Hl ;'ll'k, Fu·•·ma n 2. Kennedv 7 th~n evt!nt lrl tht Tllbm... n Lllwt· lor welterweight -contftde.t Geat Mtit1Jn, Gil Mcllbuaold, Eddie Full meT and Bur ge~~ Rail ey r:. W\eslcr, enro! MemorLn\ Trapahoot ll0b1Uon and Bill Skowron S lont• 7 st,·wnrl 8 and Courtney, C.nlboun, or Whtto :Platn!J, N. Tel,'rning with Mantle in the NEW YORK - Ken Lebel of OldJ q ~ Y . wlll have to use tl.lit punch puture_. aTe U&nk Ba11er. Lake Plat"'d. N Y. won !h1• senlor men'11 t\tle ln the United State! JUst to gain t1a:htint room, be- Bob SWT, Elston Howard an-d Irv LONG OVEitDU! Indoor Speod Skating Champion. causf:! Labua, ot East Meadow, N. N•l'fll· PRESS s.hlp, wbilt M'.id:ey Flneh ol Olone Y. b a <:>rowder and 1 fOUih('1rv(' A i! BATTLE CREEK Mich UP - Park. N Y . won the senior worn· ·houser. UNQUIT DA Tl SET - Blrm ghm SA 3 A hook horrowd from the W11lard t:n'~ lltle. April 2'lt!h has been set ror tM Washullo( to n A 6 Uhrary was t eturnt>d Fldny. It banquet - Chitago N 6 ·wa!l 93 yeas overdue AUGUSTA, Ca. - .h.,elr: 'Bur'ke GUILD TO MilT • 'l'he di,n· Pl\bbUigh N 0 l.Jbrary offlclalt saLd a Hbnrl:m ,Jr . of Klamesha Lake, xq_ Y , won The- Women's GuUci-(d' theN~ I>!' Julilor thicago A 6 Jent the book , a James Fennimore tile Matter! Golf Tdutn•mebt Wlth et-a.tM. Ohuroh wlll ' lfllett .. the Hou1ton Tex 1 Coop4!lr novel, to a reider Jn 1883. a 72·hole score of 289. Amateur churtoh April 11 It jtfO •· IJI.. Mlhv. N 2 They tald lhey found it In an out- Ken Venturi fhdabtd aec:ond •nd with the Federated Clfele as htPhlla. }( ~ door book dr4lpo - Cory Mtd4le<oll t~ tesoea. ••• • • a ! • I ••eS ot .,.am.. or I• or o!- Rory Calhodlt Is It's difficult to gel\leralize about women in most respects •.. each r... Scores ''*"' or . WORLD'S BIGGEST AUTOMATIC GAS OVEN is so different in so many wayS'! But wpen it comes to shopping, nine out of ten women follow Extra surprises from Magic Chef- a Matchless Gas Range! @r the same sensible pion. They first study the the ac(s ·;r, this ' .. NEW! Thermo11atl e•lly-C:ontn ltod paper with their particular needs' in n'iind ... then go direct· ' " ' ......... fftr/11 . . . . . .. . . . . ft ... eo Baeball •• ;' ••• in the way thdy do their shopping! ·m Fa\'oted Tonight Over Jaek Labua l''y • or taueila • • MEIGS EQU11PMENT CO. In~ POMEROY cuku ]uti r•;ht. Vel ltMy ... o!l't .bul'n- nol o•en If you ' Ui4ii\. . . . M«IIll I li\rlddle. • M.agl!rol" 9riddle 1 cook1 your bocon, "'11'11'• wrtddle - .... to the stores that offer ' what · they're looking for. If you want to start them coming your way. .• advertise where they start their shopping! ~ The DoUt Strttirt•l fatQ~I 1956 MAGIC CflEF gaS RANGES From ultra-delUlle all-<hrome top lA> huge !6-irwlt wide FamilyFare oven ••• there's never been another range like the 1956 Magic Chef! Imagine ... a 36-inch ranp with an oven that'• almost full-width. No dinner's too big for i*. Gas ranges offer you eo many new Ceaturea. And only with new gllJ:I ranges will you enjoy cleaner, liDIOkeleM flarne-kiMed broiling; instant heats and im~t..1nt change of heats; matchless economy . Sre the new '56 Gas Modem on .display NOW at your MAGIC CHEF Dealer. S.. for you,..lf! See tM irentut advanoer in cooking 011 rrew.I956 Motclllm GAS Ra_,..: Caloric • Florence • Kenmare • Magk Ch.t • Mayta• .. . fuRU 'ticho1 wldo. Sll .... Oul 0.,.._ o;rllc~:~dy when doot It ••~I • • ' . ' ' ' Norge • RCA Estate • RoJMr • Tappan • Unlvet.c.l ' everyone. There'• a: model to 1u1t .. . ' ' �. Page Sill (. WANT ADS 1 • .faulfted Ada 13Cel1'.,.... YJ "' ,, 11. 1ril) be publilheo 1""" ~au · ~ u reeeil'ed. .qtea. 2 eeoc. per word. O»t: lD FARMALL H TRACTOR , cult tvaton, and mov.·er , $&10. 1 usrd FARM WAGON, rubber tire.5 I GRAlN ELEVATOR . 34 ft. G .A. (20 B I Insurance BE SURE • INSURE with Dav1s-Warner Insurance Service 101 W Seco nd St. Pomeroy , Ohlo Dalf' c. \\' arn er, A{:ent Phone 336 · X aertioa. llinim':lm cbar&e ::.Jc. Radek in. Carpenter,- Uhw. H ll . t eaqt.; per word fnr Lbre~ no. 4 3 6tp ~utive inaertlona. I --- - '-- umph·tc um: of ln~urance speci.ai---<.l'ne moDt.b tor 26 eeott I 1947- 1 ~ Ton Fede-ra l FLAT BED Au\o, l'm:~. General Liability · -pw word . ~750x20 tires. falr shape3-14-3tltc run rate or2 eeDtl per word will $10000. afler 6 P . 'M , ij"><>k s ---~ -·-be ebara:ed for advertising if not Sayre, Dutch Tm~·n. 1! 111 • to.11n- ·:OMI'I. E"l g ln :,11ranu.• Protect 1co., ersvil le. 4-5- Jtp 1 ure. Aut o. Fire , Pnlio Call Do!l paid' for betore tbe 1.4-t~ ol eacb mootb followi.q: l.nsert.aoo . OR , k II ·r-ron w Ad"....rtlsiJl.I----Sbo••ld be 1 F SALE- \\ or orse 1,301'J .I Mi lls. Milldhtpo~r •.. (thio -•·ai"!Y 1 ltllJai'y ' lhs _ t('n years old, $1:10!)11 111 eported t:nlLcw. • -esp 1nstblt· • , . Cl·arenee ,. ., unua "· y, P om('12 1 ) r..eo ' I ,r--.rto t be qu1re .., t• .:: 1 ill .enUDonu'r,~h••n~lftt' .•:e~r;,.:-t in roy, Rt . No. 2. 4-5 -tit e - -- --- , NOTICE TRUCK GROWERS l'lull.l&.~ ,.JJu ~Vt"~•·u ,..._ · 1 wtll •h01ve tomato p-!anl s arournl ·1us u. t;veuw pn.nled al r~a:c the 20th or April. Will havL' ,, ... ·" ~... /_{.f •Ar l t'b ~ ....- 1 EstaN of o•• ,.. C...._. DocHIOd Notice i! · hereby liven that Charle5 E. Neue w~ Pa.t ot flee address is ~2 Fiht Sl, Wads"'orth, Ohio has been duJ_y appomtcd as Executor ot the Estate John. C. Bacon Judge of the Prabatc Court, Meigs County, Ohio. 4-2,_9_:.'_1_11-:!_tc_ _ _ _ __ NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT Adrninittretrbc E•tete of llofNrt H. CodMr, O.C"M JJJA \.AICR ~- 1 7 Notice Is hereby tiveu that toma-to , peppe-r, swf'e l potalo _ Edith Codner whose Post Office egg plant around the 2fl l h <lf P O\lEHOY JramC' Jwmc w~tt~ 3 Addre61!1,is RFD No. 2. Racine, April. Call or bri ng order ~ to h,ol• ••o•r•l ,, 1111116 r.•um, dl~l_ng Ohio, has been duly appointed as Charle-s R. Harris , Portlan d. 1" 1· 111. k_:ll'l wn , ba th and uhl.•ty I Adminlstratrix of tbe Estate o! Ohio. 4-9 7te 1 1• um I· r unt ppr ('~. O~t of high l.itobert H. Codner late of Lebaaan - --wa ~l'r ;\ nd w1lh mee nver \'lew. Town~hip, Meia:s County, Ohio, 12!S,OOO CABBAGE PLANTS n•;nl y S;w; J!;.:l' .;a le . $3500.00. dcce••ed. "OIIC~ •· M . · Co d • -:::-, - : - - : : · - 1 w go. araon w ery, Long POMEitoY - 2-bedroom modern Dal~d tbi.!i 28th day of Mare:b, 4 9 If' YOU WANT TO BUY A GOOD Bottom, Ohio. · :li e fr;,m c vnt h bat h, hot air fu :~ 1 1956. Jeep ~IATION WAGO~ . 1948 GOOD )fiXED HAY . fiotc mite ~ nacl' h c ~t . n1cc ba;:;eme nl. Lo· ~ Joha C. B&eOil Model in excellent runnma coneat of Pomeroy, Rt. 7 _ P . H or cal;·d o n goud lnt wi.·h. drive .. Judge of the Probate Court . dilion with good tires all 'round Donald Mora. 4-9-3tp wa). $6800. Moderate down ..Meies Count)', Obio. paym ent and take over existing t 2. 9, Ul-3tc _turn signa~ OD HURHY ON . THIS ONE. FIRST $29~ TAKES '1 ROOM HOUSE al 907 S Second fman t'i ng. IT. Phone 6396 M.lddl€port. eve · St., Middleport. Can b~ scf'n MINERSVILLE~3-1Je-droom frame NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT nings. 4-5-titp · -a nytime . Wayne Harrison. h:1me with bath, gas and eleclxec:vtor , -I 4·9-6tc l rici ly , IIICI' Iy localNI on hig h- Eit•t• of Fr•nk Cole, o.c..Md OUR ELk.(..IR(JNK ;-.~·. UU~· way. Large lot, plenty of sha de, Notice is bereby glve11. that TARY TAKE YOUR WAi'~T ; ( t4) For garag e. On ly S4UOO.OO. Creston Newland whoae Posl or ADS AT YOU& CON •it.:NIENCE CUCKLER REALTY ficc addre,.s is Long BotWm. Ohio. : J.N THE E.VENINUS. CALL awt . , Bo~~: 229 Phone 108Y R. D. No. 2 baa been duly ap- .- - -AX - ·5 HOUSE, 5 rooms an-d ba\h $35.00 4-7-3\ c poin ted 11 Execute>r l)f the Estatf ~COidE T , 1 pe mont'h, 10 Cole St., Pe>me-oy - - ----- :-----f F k C I It f 0 2-3-t If 1.nlerc•ted •cc Ho>ward Ce"li'. Farm for .'ia le - 66 Acres, 6 rm . o ran oe a e o unge .M.adQJ.eport 62'75.: ·· "' ;:o "" h t t 11 Township, Meigs County, Ohio, . -SAY I DON'T YOU KNOW'? st 800 W· MDin . St. 4-7·6tc o~~ ' runmng wa er o B watelrl deceased . . bUJldtngs, hot and cold lr ar cla.osttleO. ral<>fi. Obltuanu · ,ublished at I ceot per word. 1 t.lill'&ed Alii tt~eei'ted b)' mail ur depbont· llYtG ca;efuJ tt:.d- IJ wn 1 ~--~- _ EJ I will gi~eur:o:r trade on rurmt ces. ~h; I~nw FURN1S~IED APART\fENT,. Jrooms and private bath. Pnvato entrance. rhone 103-X. 4 7-3\c in house, furnace. Robert Dated this 30:th day of March, ~ 6--tf Hashan. Long Bottom, Rt. 4-4-fitp 1956 · John C. Bacon - - -- - - - FOR SALE 29 ACRES three mile~ Judge of the Prol:late Coqr., Found For rent - 30 ACRES CORN 161 Lost northwest of Hobson. For deMeigs County, Ohio. 1 - -- - - GROUND at Salem Center farm . tails write Donald Curren, 4364 4-2, 9, 16 3tc LOST- 1 BROWN PlN SEAL j Call 8025-Y or write W. F . Haw R(•a(ling Road, Circi nnati, 29, HANDBAG . Identifica-tion in ba~. ltly, 160 N. 4th St., M'iddleport , Ohio. 4 6-12tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT Reward . Phone 6209. 4-9-Stc Ohio. 4-4-6tc Admlnl•tratot& Eshtt of ThotnH R. kyrt, CHESTNUT RIDGE , l) D 1 /"\Ul\1 .)«:!1 Y'U... t='~ NEW HOMJo: four rooms and bath . DKHnd ---~--hardwood' floors , Youn~~: ...town ' P..lr. and M~s . Leonard QueAtn· Notice iJ hereby a:iven that o_ H. RAWLING SONS CO. - 2t kitc h en . Reasona bl c. Pho nc berry and DonnieAlb or Albany called c Thomas D. Sayre and Paul W. Jtc bour wrecker Servlce. Day i 6264-Y. on Mr . and Mrs . ert . one. 46 Sayre whose Po!lt Office Addresti Pbone 6'l27. Nl&ht Phone 6039- 1 dny . Don ald cone and w1fe o( of each is Portland, Ohio, Route X. DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEAL- 8 ROOM FURNISHED APART- ens were also guests. 1 havo been duly appointed as ERS. 3-tHf MENT wit-h private bath . Over , MnL Ora Cottrill and Mrs. Administrator.a of the E11tate· of Vogue Shoe Stol'C. Phone 46--:\1. Cone who have employment Complete WHEEL ALIGN~ENT,I 4 6-3Lc 1 Ohio University Athens spent Thomas E. Sayre late of Lebanon ru.:anctng and brake service. 1 - - - - - ' weekend ut l.hdr homes here. Town~hip, Meigs County, Ohlet, deHackett's Safely Service. W~st Several choice ap~rtmenl8 in Mid~ 1 Brenda Jletl'it had a sclgc of ceased. !Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohto. dleport; two 10 New Hav_e n. 1 the hives dttring last week. Dated this 28th diiy ol March 11156. Pboile '·267. 56-tf . Trailer .11pace. Inquire 644 3-21-U Broad I way, Middleport Jehn C. Bacon. 11 0 · "'WW ;,u_ Judge of lhe Probate Court, le_~___ , -r.. - m - -m;d.,,. APAR1 Meigs County, Otllo . !934 PONTIAC Star Chief Con· ! MENTS, wllh laundry and gar• 4-2, 9, lli-3tc verUblo Coupe. ooe car.e:ful age. A. N. Ben.u:el. 1-24-tf school personnel who are assisl.· will· other be manned by teachers ing volunteer worke~s. and .· To be voted in t-he electwn ts 1lie e~en~n· •)f t.h t- spceial srhool ·leyy for the next th.ree years. Tlie levy bring$ appra:dirnate $1'1'2,000 per year int o the 8Chools. Money raised by the l~vy to be voted on Tuesday is- to be spent oo teachers salaries, the salari-es of sohool persOnn~l. additiona-l free -text books to el,me~ sc-h-ool pupils, and the continuation of the building program. & ...::.=--==-,.,.- ~==--·===-~=--=====. SAVE' Th. 200 .QO 1 owner, $17Dri. Blaettnar'•· Pom.. ror rent-ltxtenaJoo Ladder&, 1 eroy. Ohio. • ·4-7.6~&-, llc»flold Boartla, Drop Cloth!!. I o. ·'~ .... '-'""etlaton Fl.lher, Middleport. 1934 BUICK •door sedan. •P'Icial Phone 6260-X. 1~tl , I VB enfint, $ZlD5. i'omernjr, Ohi<>. • Bl tt · I ae. nara For I '- :r;~ vutwii oD elevator '$0 mpt dKIJ overbeacl. WO~LD'J...bl!li..t l'atiOip, ll>e U. B. Navy'o giant aircraft Phoae c.:arttibean; .ott C\lbL Th& 70,qoo..toD .Forreetal Is t,OS8 feet lung, has (U,tht ·dedl" ot bearly four acre1. ( ltdernaltonal Boumipluna,J 3311-t THI -----Tack; and 14 Tl'ail "Cla:is, IEnglillh Ponies aild "lloise8, WestP.rn Tack. ~-- HorseShow · . L)fenibera .Continbed froni Page 0~6) J galled with• shav~ . mane and tail, <lf t!'le J~!'cee ~ommittee headin~: Lhe affair are Seeling chakman; R.- C. Wllliam D. Childs, Richard Betzini and Frank Jenning~. ·Leifheit · 1:1 show chairman (or riding club Leifheit, Stanley Meeks and Down.io repr~ented tbe club LEctAL NOTICE JAJIIJ!S · ELMER JOHNSON, rae~: ·11·,5.:'GaM(i..Hiil'i.<. ~DiU•h Boyne Cil.y. MichlBan; ALONZO rack; ' t~ ·western ~Itt~r. West· JOIINSON, ·Il. F. D., Remis, Mi<hl ~m · TM~~ - (~ ~llitli&h P1cfltsurc, gan; SADIE HAR!US, I34 Pu~ . ' ' Equipment Co _They Get Results_ Mother, Daughter Banquet To Be Tuesday Aprill7 One Vitol Port A Superior Service WE BUY -OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ...;;.;;,;;:;:...;;....:z.-;;,.__• . . "" ' ' . Trevy·Finsterwald Funeral Home ..,.t J ~· f%; 1oo r// r/ / 1 • » r.,,...-+-1-+-+~~,_,.,..-f.J,.f+-t--iH -lrl r-""....+-+-+-+-+ ,_ '- . "· ~~... ~ .,...... 1""// V/ ++-1.~- I"" ..... t ... t..h e "'"' m nl..: lself no- enThe~~~~~~~~:; m&J M a lela. Oll ·A wh1tb doa = blei4Lnl 10~ elt:Mr of theM ....JI"!II"!!o tbouClJ ~· il ao p&1A.. tbe '.,f telb at~·~~ -.t ~~ fWOIIf.IL • L ~(4iiii • 1' . •• • , ~ ·. P\QQ 1!:111111 , .. oer ot• ·;~ j\m:t .., ~1 ~ar wUb· · mter · ~ ·~ n ·m W.,1a#il\b H8 JQSii ....._ "AI . -•Wif~ ID u.·.tlfl;' PllJr trbJeb b1e1cf .._-,. often '" ** tot apparent .- . . : . Tbe . . . . . , . ,...., bt aut-- lee'.odltt.,...U..-aola$ OrDl¥btalwnpWW.._.J. •== 4il'- DAILY CR1'P'1'9QUOTE - .,.., hoW to ndl Itt ··":4 .. '. • = ~~~· 1''1 ' ~ :+-+--il-+-+nr.-IH f1 7 of •• .ms t.o 11hoW a sex J.lrelerenee~ ~- thepud'Me.'IIIAI._,-., ' Se \+'pes are more UkeJy to be lOp... WWla ~- ......, .lte mttn . On the Up, It a1Jecta tMb,Oraf1i1!_UIJIII ...; · _le lower more oftell tha.D tbe ......... pper. IOIIIIIJIIo o(lllo ~tal HyqieD• lt~ ........PIJJ ......~ U you use sm ~,kln~; or cbewtne paiD., · Bleearl IDr dllcbarp tf t-Obacco Yo'ilhout re1Lcalnt ....: and ~ , . ·JBI)tlltt. .. . ~ without proper dental h711fne- l2aD&L · ~-- • · you me.) be a eand1da~ f'or :A 1 of ~ ~ caneer or the mouth. EUb1tuaJ ....._,..UUIJ&ai&a,.. • drlnldng uf exceulvely t!ot nc(uldl OU.IIIM 1ft . . . WW might be a predlsposlnc faewr. - ~~~eSo mv.y Jagged teeth or poodJ Ja(from btl fati ng ratae teeth, both or whtdl JOiirJe · CU. • 10 : tD are apt to cause Irritation. aehool? T(}O rr " ·h hf'? • nr nverexpo sure Anlver: · CblWin8 ..... bate · ··. ~ . , ., ~, r :TI t.n ··~ :p Co;'lr!op- nad ehlckenPOS- tbouJd net be .,._ . ,J .. • · :.tn· :- f' .l:· .: lf·rs ~. u! ecmt&ct ·w1$b other cblldreJJ rtr' . m p,·:1o work outdOOl'l a lot, . . . . ~ after . . lalecUft · · -• v i UM f , are illm o·.<!rJ ~taN. wltth• llllfCIIIJI 1 (U5 t -·marllJ nold the not ba.,.dli:a~ ~ 0 .,,....-<'"'~r DOWN ! . Drench . A. X Y 0 L 8-A A X It ID "IJIII,II:I>I f'•t.. .... II LO!fGFEL .L QW One leiter ol~ly ....,. for ..olbor. 1)1 !h1a . .IUOplo .A lo ....., ~·· - -~ ' ... THE BIG GIT for ULt thret 1.. 1, X f\)r the two O'a. etc. 81nllt Jett~ &pof" trophl,a, the ll!'ft&1h and tor:ma~on ot the y,·ordl .,.. all hint&. EaCh 4'ay the eodt letter• art diftennt. AVI J V0 V B)' CHESTER GOULI -· - - -- - BIGG~R' ·•• l .: urm llTVVSVRS S10CHI\ l l N K A !-1 G V C M J. RK K CV R S latuhla)''.- Cr)"ptoquote: THI: LJTTLII:' PLEASURII: OF THE CAME IS FROM AFAR TO VIEW THE FLIGHTDlltrlbute4 br KLnr Fea.turu 8yll41cat• -- - · - · · - - - - - · - - - - ri nnivl'r>iary or their daugh!er. ! BJrthc/ay Pqrty ' . ISandra Ga~t'S were pla,.-ed and Mrs . I .Hel~ At Taylor Georg-e Middl€pol"'' , ,a,-;.;ist- I ·Che h• E'd M...rs. Taylor in servin}( bi: _h· Home I n s Jre day cake---whjc•h was -~ h" of ' Veiot-~, 1 }!.i f! M.rs. Veith~ruit jello, koolaCe, Mrt.-...raul Tarlur. CbP- • ,potalo cbipa to ~h~ J(JJ.e.<;l s ('aro s~; ·entelll•ained :rectntlry with ·l~ n Ru~. CMo!y_n S1sson. Barbara a . party celeMing the .t welfth t;oen, Du.ne W.htte, Orlha Roush, Judy and Linditb W-h it e, Melvin COfn, Paul\ Athey, Bobby Veioth, 'Coriuny Taylor; Janie Swruf.l, Charlene and Judy Taylor. I · ¥f,' anfJ -· ., • :n • G-EQRVER CKS - - - -- ·'· ' XK PRIOR. ·' WE HAVE A. COMPLETE LINE And All COLORS . RICH-COAT FAMOUS HARD WEAJUNG . . GLOSS ENAMELS. .... ·• . .. .. . 2. .·- NEW I Middle..East IF -- ~p• ···-11 j,Kem Tone Time ls .H•re·· j '· ' Bv ERNI£ BUSIDIJI.)Jtl ", ' '. ' , ~· RAIIIIlURN VANilUBF ' w J E H Sandra Swartz, Vivian Ralph, M-:ujorie Herrman, Kty Catulb· ers. Wilma Farley, Conr~iel ArLene and Debra Taylor. Sandra, Charlotte and Mark Taylor. Sara Kay Gehn, Sally Doefer, Ilebecca Taylor and DarreH Mitchell . ADLAI STIVINSON paulleB otlore- a ·.maervpboiM . t8 a welcoll"'~'ng e+uwd D1 400 at SaD ~ - ~ wheN De fltopp,.,-J at wtndup of • lwtHiay c.bt~ r::ampafp - ....a~ tacJUng the a.ctmtntatratton, tbe Dem~UI( p~~~ up~ aaJd. "J thlnJI n 11t unperattve that lht ~~ · ncuv..- Pill executivE' branch of the gu"VJ.mment ' .. • tv' ' ' ·w. tread~)' .,.1- dnft _ thlt oommatwn ol our guverb.m~t ~' ~IIi~ interest whUe the biB get btgl• .•• ':' "•"l•"eriul<. od!L :;i0t4ntt;J'I'i.'OI- ...._. __ . .. !lAVING "THE KIDS SOARD AT SCHOOL SEEMED 10 SOI.YE "THE PHIL8ERl5' WINTER VACATION ·~OUR lUNiUSE TO -. SUNSET ~TATION' . , NO QUISSING AHUT PIIO...Ii Dli'tiiiQ 990 Just at the Au-tic Controi .DIIt -r<llnltolllt fobrlco yoo're1o1nc to Real Estate B ker You have something Ta Sell, T ra de or An· nOUJ'ICe, Let Doily Sentinel Display Ad ar Want Ad be Your l'l'/ b:h+--t;.:.;-4 ~ ... .. pl..... e:.prtalon Engltsh · tack; 'I' -Keg Race Hors'e, WeStern T.tkj .8 POnies 48'' to 56'' age 16i ~1-8 i.n<:f q:nder, ·Western rackf· ."lU' ·-t · Ptifade.titJk· W..~D.C Hd1:11e~ Hdtsa, Western English ~.''-~h~~~,~-·~------.l:~~~~~T, ~ t e P,tee'V'•· *'' D- f" dtlltlto' """'lid ~. otw ...,.114ry lobrlc.o .J. • • On Your Dial In Gallipolis M - for 'notmol cotlonl Inti LinwJIMI mlll<lH- for heavy, hard-to-dry Wllttlblll · ... each load Is dried condltlonllll just rltht- l¥tomatiCallyf U.. "" ,... <Ill! lor ~Jtdrlina. .,~kiln& " flufflltl clolllol-mlticell'l · .n., I ------- - _., 1 1•:s 8leep ' IT. . lilhtl7 I .. . .mlly .ca lt. For t.h ls re:l.Jon deat.ha! :om thl.a type t mauenaney t.rt l"latlvely few . To protect yourself, howetei, 10u &pould bt weU aeq uatnte• wttb some of the cau.sea and symptonu U you know what to watch for . you can 1et pl"ompt ceatment. Cancer of the mouth and lip officer ,.bbr.) ~;;J,.I::,Lr-f-i--+-11-,o- i I> H 15. MutiC nott 1 SIMPLICITY & IOLENS "'-· I ••· ~~,. METROPOLITAN ANDTORO 37. Performed Jl. ijalt e-rm -tO. Yiariant 33. Quantit)' trrerul&tty pron~ . SHORT ·o~ CHANGI · ' DURANT, 0~1•. U. ~ Mayor Charles F: Fuller said toClay ·a 51. Louis motorist pleaded· --pc;Yeity when $50 for reckless driving Tile ·was redur!ed to $IJ; but th sLUt bad. t<ooble~ FuJ. ler the man hid to euh a bOnd to poy ll ot holly JO. I'ull 30. Damap 3Z. Talkl .C Brit.) 10. ....... 31. o·rt·· PeuorW BYIUNI a apteiH meuuret ot lenrth 11. Chop tn.Uia » ·C!t1 tPI.) S.. Thoy- t ll:n( ' 28. Mtrr:r 29'. Old 4':hatftnch #!. llthmuo GAS!)UNE AI,LEY ~ 18. Tbt ~ ~=g. J1LandJ I:i~~~~~~~~~~l ,......... 1t hv. .11tnlelll It's thatCaneer tlmple.1k»theyou Amertcan :te ty cond u<'dng lta campalcn for $26,000.000 thil mcmth to ald. t.b.t taneer ba t-tl.t-, 1 thintr: lt Ia anyJToprlat.e t!me ta rfu you aome letaUed lntorma.tion which mta:ht 1elp aave yo ur life_. Cancer of the lip, tona:ue an4 , uth l.a b.1r;y . e:uy to detect. ptrflifll.t ' 'to bl'' 1e. Nutrlmmt 21. Nol pod 24. Thlt c&A .~ :r ,....., A CM~ fo• continent 9 Canva1 ahetur 10. UHd wllh "antck" 14. Part of .' &1 HIRMAIIII. IUHIIIS.., M.ll. CI.!-:CER J.a an a.U or not.bJnllhart end crt a dfU IV tb* IJI d, _ 'aM' Find It tar J7 and. you tan (tf Wbo 'Oif okt·fa•ka.. tiQ vrny orLt-n be cured . Let 1t iO 4Dd ptpaa. U.lner 8 Lar&ett t1on . ..... bit.~.• 18. In. advuct ~~iii~;iiii~;;~;jiiji I I 21 •nttlo~ 12 A...:tndt-4 13 Location ot th• "IAa.n.. In&: Tow~r.. lt. Oa.lik11 11. Cerium 11. EltClam&• 11 .-.. • JACOBSEN 1 IIJKk an4 Afrlc&A •• Early Dete,btiOD Aida In Battle With Cancer 11. WIM • That C&ll bt 2:1 Forproratflt bid U . lm&U lit. a terid MOORE'S ::~,9~. ca.rrle~- . J~et IC. Forreatat. IJI aho,WD CIR ahakedown C:f\llae in the BALDWIN SPINET PIANO SUMMER & SONS For Sale 20. Mu·• (tym . ) Helo :::>pportunitie! f . Arabt&Jt J&rment ' · OrHk Mtt.r . •• ' A C'7P..,..m Quotallon nam Street, Grand "Raplds, Miebi· gan; MAXIN!!: ¥HIWP~. Box lsi!, '· . L-hleago, W, lllinois; A 1/c RICH ~ ' ..' ·. ' ., . . -~ ' , 11153 BUICK VB Roodmo&tn Z. ARIJ L. "1110JIIAS, 378th Ilq4. door Riviera l"\).upc, power Sqd. a76th B. W. Barludalc A. ¥. · .· (~n~ft~l!i1 ~i\nn.:i'age Qne) sloering, $139~. Blactum's, B., Louisiana; will l1ke nollet Pun~eu1y, Ohio. 4·'1·6lc that .t'rcmont Ste\•cns, AdminiJ... chief ~ Of ·i!h~-: .U\. N1::.ir:ut.c suJ)crvis1 Plmnc 2•. Ja~ '~on Ohio tralor of the Estate of Burd.et1 ~Jry ~m· rq;M1o n't . w'bA r_~po~cd by ( 171 \Nante<l """ ' Joh..,on, deco ..ed, liled blo pell Lsriel to. h~v~ ~c'h.f ", an ·.·ultima, 1932 DODGE 4-door Delux S~n ... tq .,'N&.M)\ ' - ~~~~n-g an I :::::::;:;:~:::::::;::::::::::;:::::::!:~ twn on oMal'th 30, 19&8, In tbe .llrri $691S. Blacttnar's, Pomeroy ~neqndfrtbbal~4T14 :IQ'frqcdl~tc halt Man or woman wan ted to h.1ndl e lr Probate Court of Meigs Couni.J, Oblo. 4 7·6tc M-cNC-t!>s l'rotlud.!l full or :;pa1e MAX WARD Ohio, Case Numbe.r 1'1,006, al· .o the ubOtakc oporatlons U not tlmr . Opportunity f(} make- $40 I leging that lhe peraon1l proper\) .:l&YPl wnuld risk being · branded . 1902 CADILLAC DeVille tlard·tup a d11y . No C'Xpcrience nece ~!iaty . AW'IONWID. of said decedent is ln.~utfldenL tu .LR ..,urcuor." S. Jll'lmo Mlni11tcr Davi-d• Ben· coupe. A glamorous eu, $1890. Write McNess CompanY.. 120 K 11, • ,, , pay his debts and that llid Bllr• l11raol warned that ~ Mvt ••~· "'''""" ' ~ Clark St., Freeport, Ill. 4-9·ltp -......:.; '"'"'...,,. dett J o hnson '· ~ seI10 d oI an till• Jurlon uf Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, Obio. 11ol ,.,. unl o"• FlgypL ·pb11erved a total 115 E. s.:~d""''St.• ~ PhoiM 61 divided on~half lntereat In the •-'I'..etc Pom•roy, Ohio J'ollowing de1eribed roal tltltt, .:o11t "lro h&rael would n>Mlrvc f~r illlllf rretdl)m of action to 19 Business .neel thr new emerkency . 'fhi s 19~3 WlLLYS Slation Wogon, all to Situ.alcd wlt: In the County ol Molp 'Ill ' e onaldencl o fl•t · warning of 8 teol, (lne owner, S873. BlaettSh1.tc of Ohio, and In the Towa• .nar's, Pomeroy, Oh1o. 4 7-6tc .etoltoliOII. 8\lrno ond Bort-Gtrrion Good Clean Used Cars ship of Salem, and more piU'tl• FR&E . All Makes and MGdela cularly bounded and deecrlbed •• ,0111orred Sundoy. CATALOG . . l01epb Tek:Qa, J~;raeli for19) follows, to-wit: Hundreds of bargains <ln bu5inf's..<;, ~-= idJift oftiet 1pokeaman, ~enied ararms, &nd income properly for Beginnlna: on the Norlh Unc of FOR FARM EQUIPMENT SEE USJ report ,i 41 h.DUr ultimatum had Section No. 6, 1'own No. 7, aad .'IItle 1hr<mghout U. S. Deal dirI AUTO SALES Wo bandle .rakes, p.'-amlen. tncNo. H) of the Ohll) Com· been aerved on Nuaer by Bentan dilcl •nd- ald- Olivw • P'cr-- , cct with ownelll: Write : U. I .~1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rango ret·allatlonpany 's Purehue at the Nortbeut 1url-on threalenlna Buycrli Digest, 1608 Hill hurst , .- - - GuaOn mereilandlle. FtsltoouaJeu Fadayecn o~ratlona were Ave., Dcpl. 1105, Los Angeles, corner or a 100 acre lot of Jaad Thompton Tractor Salel, Pomeot<>pped. . 27. Calif . 4-9-llp willed by Ezekiel Gomt:r, deceased roy, Oblo. 3·~ RODNEY DOWNING to his wife, thence South 182 roda 7. Ioroel reported thai tsraelo NIIOLU A NEIOLER thehce East to a 28 acre lot of art.iUer)' fire J11t Tbuntta.Y struck GRAVILv-GARDIN TRACTORS 1 BuilclerN of good homes. Call RaR. A. FINLAW INSURANCE AGENCY land deeded by Edward Gomer 10 .two mojor obi!'Ctl""" In the ·Gaza <'inl', Ohio. 4-9-6tc Shura Norman; thence North to uea.-otht E;art ;pollee station be512 I. MAIN ST. POMEROY --- --- ·-- -- ---Fire. Automobllt, Heo~lth lh · 1 S t'o No 8 th nee lieVed' to ·Pe Fldayeen tleadquar:PNONI 104-X NIIGLER & CLIIK GARAGE c saL£ e<: 1 n • ; e !I ACCIDENT Wl'.st iilung said North line to the teJ".ti aDd t'be Jebl Muntar, a knoll ld For car repair and we ing. r.a 1 d place of be"lnntne, containing .. Uaed a·-. a mmtery ba~. . ., Racine, Ohio. 4-9-tlte Llh, C••u•lty tnd 8on t • • acres, more or less. 8.' lst..l oomplilned to tile The prayer of the potltioa ll ·rolled NIKIQnl oaalut the . olghl /II IJ, oW It'S' ::.ervK~ ro for tho sale ot tbe above descrlb lona commando Q\lacls and apiD . 1 In MIDDLIPORT, OHIO ed real estate aeeording to tbe condemned -them tail "acta of JOliN HANDLEY~ Auc-tioneer . 61J6..M PHONES 6311 statues In such una made and aa~reutOn.-" - Some 18 persons POWER MOWERS were re\»'rted kllled in sue~\ at· Phone 940-X. 3-28-lf : - - - - - : ~::~===~;I provided. RAD,IO & TELEVISION SERVICE The above nan1cd de(eadanh taeks ov!D' the wefkend. will take further notice that they Phene 200. Cleland Appliance have bean made partlfiS defendaat Todayls E&Yptlal\ -announcement Sture, 118 W. Main St.. r:.merov to slid petition and they are re- Oft the Jatp\ border dash roll&W• GARDEN TRACJ'OIIll . 2.:._~ .. qulred to answer tbe eame oa ~ ed a wo'!k ot : lifhling In whldl For reliable twdiO and n- repatr, before thl! 2fJth day of May, 19D8. more tbaln 60 personJt we-re kill: I eall 80fi6--J. We ~ervtce all Fremont Stevens. Adminlt• ed. m:ake1. Schmolll Appliance, trator of the E&tate of Middleport. Ohlo. O.Z7·tl Burdett Johnson. Doc<ased. . HAP tNOIIGH O'BRIEN AND O'BRIEN, QUlL'K SERVICE oa Wotco Jle. ATTORNEYS lor tho Ad· SPARTANBURG, S. C. UP NylOII. Fiber Gla" Awnpolrlnl by FIOIOI'J Trolned A ministrator . . Venetltli Bllnda, •H Illes, Mrs. EsleUe Coldweil doc!ded ohc w•tchmaker. COLLINS JEWJ:. 1m1Jotte4 Bamboo Dr•p· _LEJ_18_:_~'<'mero•·__ __ hod played Davy ~<II lnn& 0 16 2 7 t-3-ll c•l ' ' · :13, so: C~l -eto oou1h lb !rapping and ldlllng •· &t.rl< Br<~~. Nuroory and Orchard Co., Fruit Tre ... FOREMAN & ABBOTT T.V. SERtk\IDks. .. : · . VICE All maket RePJ)red by Ex Jlro. ColdwoU called In •• ••· SllrUbborJ, - · B!rr)o Ploat~ pert Tecbnicl1111. PhoDt 152M Y Reprasen~tive. 1ree eotlmot... Dale Wlpple tumlaatiftl to dlspo:;e of tw~;~ MlddleporL \ ti-111-U m~. fk1!1ka tM.t tried ,to enter lu&>piJ, 215 VoiOD """·· Pome--hot ll,oJ!IO. "''' 0111o. · IJ.I:I-25tc HOUS~S BUILT, rooh shingled, nbt'1itOII ~;hin81Ct1, repairs, etc. PllldNGEI!E ruPPIES for .. ,•. ·¥ n· Woodrow Call, 732 Syoo· Crudf:! OLI. $3.00 harrell. Phone 2(m, Vlr,u Teil'Urd, S)oracutie. st., llld!llepo:t. Ohio. H ·91p Tickets for the Motllor-Diughtor banqut"t of the Pomeroy Chapter Of STAKES. Kon· 186 Order oor Eastcra Stltf'S are Ohio. now ou ~ale. The banquet is t~ebe>­ duled ror April 17 at the -Mt80'0le Is Competent Temple. TRAC The du1.·a~ at $1 ca.cb. 1nay be Don Embalming JTROOTOIIAL II!£AIIII secured from Mafil Goealeiu • . Oblo. !"Iorence Tracy, Vlriloli SlmmoOI f-7-3tc or NeUie Boowo. Jot of lilted With only 100 t~cto t9 be ..Jd bid fh~ tit 11 reservation& muHt be -ttl]tde by · Valley E!«....... all ..._ Pheno 215 Friday, AprU . 18, ~IIi ; 10 Sll.e, OAeohln. - amMU ~ '-1'~ · ~ 1_ _ _....._~"------?'........._ • &II _ _ • • 4-7·!11< rent-Electrle wallpaper steam.,. Clinton F'lobor, Mlddleport. Ph. 628G-X. l1·l-t.l . 3- CARINS. f urnlshed~--N;;;,~ Shude River. M.ariun Cowdery , Long Boltnm, Ohio. 4·9-3 1<' _ _ _ _ _ . - --- -- - On A Beautiful ' ! . • &mall ploU ot land ,.., type ¥· 1 ... 2. French n.., I . Sund up 2.$. A t1R Mason County Schools wiH be closed .on Tuesday because of tbe special levY election to be held throughout the county . The po1b will be open from 8:30 A. M. until 7:30 P.' and ---------------------------------- ........,,. A CliO. . 1 LeatllU 11. Arranged Special Electi..n ' Ohio . __ _ DAILY CROSSWORD I Close Tuesday By ·EB.vll1-- Cali ~kcr'& I Mason Co Schools Rerrt- Pomeroy- Middleport~ ..... Walton Fisher, Wil.ll&m Hamm, Terry Hall •. Rietlard wilson, Charles Thomas, Michel Mathany, Richard Matheny, Gilbert Roberts, Tom Crutbers Fran.ILlin Petrie, Ranny Blackbu~n. Howard L. Yeaa:er, Bill Frey, George SomerviUe, 1 steve Lowe, IFrancis Mullen Thomas Grl!l· .stead. Jimmy Week,~, Danny Ebho and Richard Hollli.nd. Seventeen second place awards went to D"avid Ott, Don&ld Robinson, Micball Bratton, James Bate)' Walton Fisher, W1Uiam Hamm, David Wiley, Ter~ Hall , Ross Fr~~· Garry Batey, Malcome Sayre, Gilbert Roberta, Bobby Grinstead, Tom ·cruthers, Rlcbard Holland, George Somervllle and Steve Lowe. Jll!olg.! I • Br ll1l AND Mils. 11071 ' 1956. I !JIB ftl'l11 FAMILT _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:.Th..:.e Daily Sentinel, (Continued frotn Pue One) c. N<lolW.I Ja te of Vlllaa:e ' of Syracuse, Meip Couaty, Ob1o, dec:eased. Dated lhi8 29th day of l!areh, d -----.,--- Weal SCOuts · .. NOT!tl OF AI'POINTMINT • Monday, Aprtl9, 19!C ·-·-· -- 1956 The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, 19) Fo.r SGie ''. ' I ~ < • ' .@.WJ.y ~/ • ·io-INI nlllt":wrtLIOUT · , . · ltlttfADINI . As clolhls "' pnt~ orod lllllfod. now ll>l AI< ,..,.. 1n,u adds 1 frnh. 1111r..u. • * ·' .' Compleleiy Automatic JUit plaee WWQOIIJet !l~Yer .II¢ lhe . · f!Vt "" IHJ.OR·MATt:l I Ill the "'"' lei · .U.I CIMI!M dry-lltlnl: UfairJ Mil .&hall ''bfttZJ-41'" lo • ·. .. CGLUIS · . ~- .-,_or WO!Mttone lrpa cH.!DitYIIi,YQU PaT • cioV!Iftlo<illio·liotliOllr l>tli'' . . . t.litlrt~91~ ... lotlrlor ' Aal<io\lo!IC S.illk~r . . . . .,lr ~r,_Dfoclhe Llltt .Tr.IJI * P\US ramoul Q.l l)eptniiMIIitl llclttd ~~ Oni•Y.. Inttton lilrrootr • . it ·Mllable in White 01 ·,vw ChOiCe of Petal Pink, Tur· -tiQiil .Grettr.. Ctnary Yellow. .DfWtt~ LlrYemJh . ... 11 off au ma ...a.,.. : AND, WITH '1'1tl • ,.lo.tb. C.Cit~ I'Oictl~n ''I'!Wk.S.ta" T., / Euy monlhly ,a)'llltats right oa your ,electric· &enlee bUL .. .. ··~ . t."-'r ' )\< '. ' So -rnEY FLEW HOME J:OSll.iASTE 10 TAKE SCRODNEY AND LINSEED S4CI( 10 1HE RlMII.Y NE$T· .. ' . • �. ' -.- I • .lloge TF'le Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Eight Middleport Scouto ••• To HllfJfl 'Safety' Theme ... Safet) First" was the theme of tbe .Middleport Cub &'Ou{ booth •t the Soout Exposition at thf' Jilt. Ple.asant National Guard Armory S..turday . The booth was ])repanxt on Frid11y evening and aduLts assist..ing were Pack Master Ben Baley, Harley Swi.sbec. M~. Dwi,ebt Wallace, Mrs. R. R. P1c· tens and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hood. TONIGHT ~. Tu.s.. April 9-10 ;u.,n1 Mangano Sh-'IY Wint.n Mamabo ALSO Victer Mltun Glory Brigade -.;_,1; - W•dnMOay - ~-A-;ril 11 FamiiJ Night 'l Adult Tic.htJ Admits Car Lure Of The Wftdem.... JMn Pet•rs (In J•ffr~ Hunter T~Khnlcolorl ALSO Ruse or Clmmaron Jack Bu•t•l Mo1l1 Pclwen Over Sixty Attend Sun Flower Minstrel Banquet Friday Night In-Middleport \ More than sixty dinners were ser WO:d Friday eveniq at the banquet ~iven for the ca11 t of the Sunflow~r MJnFobe: Sb()W of IBM and thttr families and JUests at the K. &. P Hall MidrtJ- J·-.rL 'll;r Su. 1 1rwer Minq J is sponsored by ~··del Lodie K. <~nd P andCbanceUor Commandf'r Carl Ebersbach welcomed the gut-sts and thanked the cast of tbe show for their fine pcrformanc,•s and hard work which was neces"i:H Y for a successful show lie paid special tribute tfl Bradford ~t:aag, director, and thanked t~e mu~ctans and others who had a.smted w pro. ducing the show this year. . J · H Grate asked lhe blesslnll wlrlch Preeedf':d the chfCken dinner prepared and served by these members of Meigs Temple, l'yth1an SISten Mrs .Mtlton Russell Mrs W111iam Allman, Mrs. PtJilip Meinh11rt. Mrs Ge<lrge Childs. Mrs. Karl Owen.!!, Mrs Leland Brown , Mrs . Gr1ff Russell, Mrs. Cash Bahr, Mrs I Horace McElhhmy, Mrs . Uale Allen•w<'.':~''• Mrs. T. F. Hawkins, Mrs. Otho watts. Arrangements of forsythia an'J h t t>l japonica wNe used on 1 e 3 es with green candles In crystal c11.n- 1;:;;::::;;:::;::;;:::;~-:.;:.;:-;:::;;;;:;;;:;::::;;;;;:~~~;i;;;.,;;;;;;..;...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l ) LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR Spring Cleaning We'll Clean All Your RUGS, BEDSPREADS DRAPERIES ond other HOUSEHOLD ITEMS • Sending thet>e items to us for expert cle~n­ ing ls the right wa~ to begin your spnng house cleaning, and it'll put run mto what has always been a chore. Yes, It Will be il grcal relief knowing lhat your household items will con)e p,aek fresh as new ready to put back n place. Put Fun Into Your House Cleaning PHONE 122 TODAY! G • Two Birthdays • Celebrated At Genheim~r Home • • PARKER RUN IY HAZIL PIIANCIS • k ,.,..-~··-- -i -' -' . ..,~.. e at y . " ~:-: ent1ne ·or lntft'ut) The llfdg-.H.,... ..trea Tuesday, April 10, 1956 llallne11 Phone Sill . weather •Y UNITIO PliSI Ohio: lrw:...... ne douclineu hi· towM .,Y occalional roln NVtfto . . .t h•lf lat. today encl ..... Moat of the ...... t011'eht; W... =:-r. .~":;!'••:::....ec;:.= hilh fodoy u-<o, ~52; ,. . . Horse show judge and :~uthor, Fred T. Norris, of Ashland, Ky ., will hi:' ~;:ue 11 t speaker at a meettng of the Meigs Co. Riding dub to bf' held at 8 p. m Tuesday evening at the Rock Springs Grange Hall. Guests for the evening will be members of the clubs belonging t? th Ohio Valley Horse Show Associ- POPE WISHES DAG SUCCESS Norris wrote a book, ''Elementary Equitation Horse-manship" pubJiBbed Jut year and i.s a writer ror maga~:i~e. the Americun Horseman A film on Arabian horses wlil be sh"wn during the evening and refn:sh(!ment.s wtli be served. Mt~ Moriah ~Church ' Make Final Plans For April Dinner 1'he Mil. Monah BaptiJt Churc? Missionary Soei~ty has set Ap nl . 12 for Lhetr turkt•y dinner and j final plans for t·he dinner were made Thursday when the Society met at the hom~ of Mrs. Fred Jackson . .Mrs. Kat·heryn Payne, prP~Siden•t , conducted l:h~ openinl:: devnlil)tlal liervice and ·Mrs. Ca mp belt Harper, v1cc president opened \•he meeting. 'l'he tickets fur the dinner which will b~ ~rYN\ from 57 p. m on April 12 an· on .~ale by t.hc mem of !he Society and are $1.25 a-t lhC' church dining room a.nd $1.50 clehvered ·to homes . Jl wa:o d~ided to cancel any rnee!ln~ until June 7 when the Soc iety will meet wi1tl Mrs Cam phell Jlar£}f'r since 'the church wilJ have re"wal aervlees startin.l! May 7 whiC'h would t'On nlet wiot·h the regular date. For the past year ·t he memher.~ have bten fi lhng AlkaSel:.r.cr bott·les wit-h qulll'l·ers a); a m11ney raising projec-t anrl these wrrc turned in at l!he meeting on Thursday Mrs J ackson served rorreshment~ to the members. .. ES Costa Mesa. calif., crlme tab expert CHECKING AU POSSIIIUP • Pvt. Harold LJoyd JohnaOD, whoM 1 Jack CIAam&D <~:. ;:nd atabbed to deatb ln thelr Coata ]S..year-old ~ of J~n'IS buddlea droVe her bome from the Mesa home. 19 wu 00 guard duty. He toUDd the Nlke bue when • led a the bed and clad only body wheb he got bom• later, epraw o ture1y born baby In a braaaiere Uld blouae. The Jo~~re::ne to Coat& Mesa 1a ln a Houston, Tex., boapltaL Tb t lt&.tONOCWMI ,SOUtkiJlhotD) frotP Tuaa Much 16. ";; . H. F. McElhinney Funeral Services To Be Wednesday WITH' YOUR SPRING PAINIING J..._ MIDJ)LEPORT SOCIETY The miracle iqreclilint tbat ~· Si!'RED SATIN 10 duNhlt JOG doo'c a<Oed to paint apiA until JOG ,.... ·s··.·"' .... 10 cli:•ns• .o:olou. •l•vtn chopptrs and o1t th• age of •ix Months h~ed two mora than thil Lot;' Ang•l" claimant to ttl• title. Perantt and GrtMpe~tl !£ Jevtll htf,., Hi•t ht drsd•ln• ltab)o foQI.'"ancl n1uc:H' ..Jftl.1i~ l'iiftrl, ••ndwlchH ertd othM' mor• sofid •dibl!ll, ·~· ln. .•tr • "loodmobile Plans Meigs Co. Pilar la (OII'lfon whh wU.dowl dooM on coldf!Cibf~ wkbout drafU or lrriuUDa odGr., .;visitation For Monday April23 fiJI t... [)food needs iof Meigs residents conotinue to donate blood lbrougb t·he Red Cross blood· mnbile. Advance regist~~a•tion of donO'l's Jlevivtl services have been helps in the planoiJti'of the blood col-l-ectiOn opet:ati-on, sG aU per~bedu1ed at. -the .Snowville MelhDsons who are tJOing to be donorsdllt• Church on Star Route 680 Revival Services To Open Aprill5 NURSE CAPPED Carole Goff, daughter of the R..cv a"d .Mrs. L. A. Bangerter, receive<l her cap as a student. nurse at Be~hesda Hospital. Zane11 Yllle Friday ~venlng lfl th e CIIPpmg ceremon-y. Her pru cnfs. 11n-d brother and si:.!N, Ml'. and Mrs. RiC'hard Goff, ZanesVIlle, a-ttended the t>trcnaony, ."''!llft 8 milea east~ of Albany from AprU JG fhroU"ib April 25 a~ e9rdjng to 11Rnouncement made ~By. . •Jie sen'ices will be held each even§q at 8 p. m . wi~h Jlev, F.ree..Dd Norris "85 evangellk. att'OO'U· iDI to Rev. Richard Jarvis, pul.or. SrteQiai- Biqilll will feature each aerVice. 'when Lowboy i" blond oak . Onwu ia hatt . Al1o evalleble in •NEWER other lini•hu. (d plan• call for ' The public ls wt1Jtome to at, tell<l. •NOME RIPAIRS Yours for the price, of a • Mmi(AL IILLS •• medium price car. .. or even a fully,'quipped "low price" carl . •r~s cram on a nfe "ofootirig" -for t.be Red Cross blOod were given tlO., belng, but in order to mSJn· to M~ir ~ Jtatltllt&.. Tbe bospita.la and 1 !" ~enter can continue to' •25 •• •1000 "\ "PowerStyle" . CHRYSLER~ 0 ... .. ....,, Plant wcates At Ravenswood 0Cf'ic:ia15 of Ravens-Metal Products, Inc , capitalized •t ~.000 said the firm would spedabze initial1y In certain bar fabriCation work and small boat construction. The company, wbicb iateads to begin operatlons In -mid-May in a rented building Ia Raven&)VoOd, bopes to bulld a new pl•nt to produce the aluminum mttetiiiB at some time ln the future. It was said that approximately "I don't want to be kU!-joy," the Mayor emphasl~. ''because 1 think kite flving is one of the createst s))Ol'f.oj: of aU. Therefore. t hope all the kiddics, ~:oung and old, have a Jot of kite flying run uound )Jidd,leport tJiis apring. H they'll ati remember th~se simple suggestions, use dry cotton stringr neW eompany is· Lloyd A. Cook fly kites with no metal parts, and of Spokane, Washingtou, whiJe the keep away from electric lines . LIONS TO MEET sec:relary - trea11urcr is Donald G. kite flying wtll be safe too." Tht're will be a meeting on Tbe Pomeroy Lioaa Club will Shafer, also of Spokane. "W~ Willis" Wednesday at 8 meet Wedn~Bday nooa at Federated p. m. in :tlhe CQMrt room aecordinl Tbe plant ia the lt.rst of tn•liY' church with Tbeodore Smith and such small J'llant,s-whicb bave beeD to a report received today from William Atkins as co-cMirman. A predicted for tbe area with the lo, the. Agricult1l'I'al Extc.nsiOQ of· guest speaker i.s scheduled and ev- cltiOD Gf tbc Kaiser plant at flavfice. ery member ts urged to attend. enswood. Two speakers on Ihe- st~bject wH} br. present, they ar\! Jame~ J. Schmidt., ~l·ulvg1st wi!h IlL' Ohio Division '{)f Cnn:.E'rv.ation and V . N. Morr of I he Myers Brother-s W. F. Youog received word Pump Compan.v. Anybody with Monda~ o( the -death of bls sister water proble.ms is invited to atMrs. CUf!ord Sieck, 87, Cincin- tend. nati. • ·M rs, Sieck WbG died Sunday is JlmTvived bv two sons. Walter and Poullrymen Plan Edward, CJncinnati. $fWen nandThursday Mt'<lting children, two brothers. William The Southeastern Ohio Poultrr F. young .and Edward Young, Producers As~nnation wi"l' hav*" Pomeroy and one ~i"ter. Ml~s their monthly mt'rttrng Thursdll'}• Edit•h Youn.g, Clncin:nali. at 8 p Ill . in th£' t'OUrt h~UI:IC. She was preceded: in df'~t·•h bv he'r husband. cme son. CliffO!'d Sccrrt~n' n( j he A~socialion Mar· shall ,Miil t'r N!porkti, and two brothers, lf"'nt'Y and Al· Ma1n :;peaker wilt be .tame~ bert Youn~. botb of Petml!ro.v. Ho~IJ, o! -the Wayne l"eod- -co .. on FliDf>"al servi~es he h£'1rl At the P11uJ F'f"$>.deri..,k f'unersl the- 1!>pk .. llanrllin,: of Sr~il(lnlin Hot Wf'altu•r ." l-11\mP., Cincinnati, Thur.!i$Y a{ 2 p. m I 30 persons would be employed at tbc out set witb a poasibilily of expaa.sioD to a force: of 200 ia a few years. Ravens·Metal expeeta to offer a are asked to J~egiitf:r oat tbe Red tGn&ulting, development. and ~~ alized ))lOductJoa service pertaiDiog Cross' office before the day the -operation. TelepOOne number to metal_fabrieaUoa. is 33. ' President •nd manager of tbe Mrs. C. Sieck Dt-ath Re~rted At Cincinnati ----- Call Speci10l ~leetiug Of 1\liddleport Council . MEIG.S MOTOR CO. ' Phone 6013 • FIFTH BLIZZARD IN 24 DAYS HITS NEW ENGLAND wm BIGGEST BUY OF ALL FIN£ CARSI SEE US FOR THE BEST TRADE EVER! Water Problems To Be Reviewed or ' t... (I• Dick Pom~roy..Wddlopert ROI•ry Own, cflolrmen of the c~~mml"" nMkel thtt ,... Mntlllon while Don 111-.. - ... Dr. Ktnntth AmiN'ry, Jvdie Codrlc Clork on.t .loclc R omllo thoifM-•~ .' i\larket Reports · I CINCINNATI, 0 . UP-Produce: .Ergs aboul steady; consumrr. Moayor c. 0. Fisher b~S> <'Bllcd U. S. A Jar~(' 44-46; brown 41-43; a speciAl m('('ttng or the Middle- rnC'diums 41 -42: brown mi X 40-4J: port Coum::il to op~n bi-ds on n extra large 41-42; A largt' whlle new police crult>~r thi-so evening 36-41 ; A mMiun'l whltc 34-38; A at t·he ViiJage HaU. Wayne Gtb· medium brown 34-37; B lar&e 35bons, Erne~~:t Covett and David C. 36. MiHer, mentben of tbe f'i'nance Ch!ck t>n~ abot.tt ~ad.t·; 1rye1ti conimitter.: were too meet. 100ay 3-a;a lb g.zo m-ost.Jy 20; ·hf'm wit:h au ins-urance adjus~ in ·he.avy o.ver 5 lh 21-.23; hcn.s light ..egard :to the c:r:uJser whith w-a-s 5 lb tmd. und.or 16-17; ileA& Li;bt liTO<ked eai'b Iuter ,.....,, lo(oorii<S 1._1.1. tor.i~ n United Nations Secretarv• Races To Prevent Outbreak Of Warfare AMon . • ON J.H'I ai&GHUU COINII IN DDUPOI'I . t)KIO ·• New Clashes Pose Perd To Peace Js Scheduled By Riding Cl Ub •tai.n tbe margin of safety, Meigs: CounUans mu-st continue . to doll>! ate their quota of 100 pints of blootl each bloodmobile vi-sit. The need for bi(lod !or Metgs County patienl.s ·bas- again been . p'. m.. . above average for the month of The record-breaklag .cJonatlon Ma«h. Reports fNm hospitals in of 143 plnb of blood in FebruBTY the area and from the. Huntiqton pUt fdei·p County's bJood pro- Blood Center show '76 piuta of IA.IER FURIITUIE r .. Tile • ~-------~--~--~~~--;;~~~;.:::~:;------------------~~~;:~~~~~~~~~~-----------=~::~;.:::~;:--------~~==7:~~~~~~--------·-j ol. VII No. 303 Editorial Pho~e 397 Single Cqpy 5c Phooey_ On Baby Food · MOllday. April ·28 ha> "' l:r .lhe date ol tbe nat visit of the l\ed Cros:; bloodmohUe to Meigs COunty. 11le un.Jt wi-ll be set. Up at tile P(iinliroy Junior JUg~ Scbool between noon and 6 S4995 , • t HIS YOUNG WIFE SLAIN UeSf pe0 er ! I DeNted ------ S ·Monday, April9, 1956: The Daily Sentinel dle-.-holders al each side of the ar· rangements. In the Hall, where rollnd and square dancing wa~ enj(.yed for the re!il of the eveiJID&, basket of jonquils and forsythia were used for decorations. Th~ mtl· ~ic for the dances was furmshed by Mrs. Lillian Ste1ff and m~mben> of Ray Fields' orchf':stra from West Virginia. During the evening guests from Gallipolis jomed the crowd at the dance . • AFTH IL\lZARD ln 24 days, &.nd this one in (entle t f) Aprll, covered th• New lllnltaJld taa.da<:&.,_ wltb Ice and anow, like uus ecene at N11wton, .Meaa. High Wlllda toppledl tbe pbae the IB ron~ , lAd cut oU I!<>WV to '""""' ot 1,000,000 Mau&cb~tll people. - a.--~A: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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