https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/56e67f96d37753f563afebe6962c7116.pdf 5f75ffe09cf522b6a1c961348804cd50 PDF Text Text • • I ' ' '' ''· '"! -19;.. ' • ' • YOUt DINING AREA ·~ •' •' '<· ' :r.; ~· •• • ••• . . ' .'Y: ,J ' ean be everything lo your ' • ' ' IG ' • ' . ". '. ' ' hwle .••• beaqlllul •••• !read-setting ud pl'IICtiell. Teday'l dinette• Jive you eolorflll, venatlle dlnlltg at prleft tb•t are amazlnJly reuonable . See 0111' VERY 'lride seleello& ' ' . ·-· • •' •• .nttne- e. " •• • weather IY UNITID PilUS Ohio: Polr -- _.__ ......... . • ' Vol. VIW No. 5 . w.f, . ........ illll ..... .,.. !.!fit. ""-- "'-" _,. 57 1956 Bulinea PboDe 8118 ' • or .spon· the Ohio . .- -\ ' '." < ··- ) ' I "' , . . . ~ ' ' ' ' ARM CHAIR an~ •a.(oJ;,HER ., · ' ~~ NOT $HOWl\! · ,, ., , . . , This Djnette lneJ..-d~s 7 ' ' • 18118, how· Drlkin& of 1.. Char)~ ·GotShall· Western Unit»n · Cl~()lfice . At Racine, -o~ Is made 011 AP!'ll r , -. ' bOw Ohloa-. voted on lloe roll .WI .ote by· whl··· _.,. !he, .. ,.oua·• d.. the agenCy ~ed ·a motl9d, 2114011, lA> OYer ride lloe Prteid011f1 tOto of tile lorm ' biD: tlle public '""'o ·or support tile olflce muat eotn· . .. • , ,_ . .• _ For overrid!Jig: FeiJIIU, Clevel!miiiNI !10'1111 I· ~;~~~Ha=)OI· J'illlhln&: Klrftll, ""· c.· Jl, u.-, . PmPille, 1' 1Dd PuiJi! Hlll!llaDd, nlllme4 to ber . :lljJiae todoy Demoeratr. ofter Viilltllit and corint foc ber ollter,•lfn, A. c. llfDiio. -~eroy,_ Acainst fo< the PUI four woob. Ashley, ' · ' Jmd; !)., ron: ton, ~~··- · Twobvil· Fil~~ -- ', -.,.__ : . ..,. "'~.;..:....:. ~~ ., . ' I ' . ' ' ·-.: ........... Dll!llll WIIIIY·a..c ... ., I .' . •. i ,. ' • W. R.. ,•I,, .' II I Ch,os·e F,c,.n, • .. ..' Two -peUtiou . r._, cODternlns ac- tion' fqt mooif were flied lo the CI<O'k ol C.urll 'ollie~. ·Mrs. E\oelyli LUcl.. clerk, nported. . A pet~ou bi.s been filed by Phil Wllllimso"' '1 Y·ltt·"'- ·• • 4 •Hir• ·ON Jo tl<inlll - , . '• -~M ,.. ' .'"'I""._ ,_, , doln~ buslnesa u UJe V(UlilmsOn Oil Company of Pomeroy, ·n8Jaina ,.. defend~ts• .. '"·"' Hei 4Htrtllll •lo<llo lofl ~~~- ,.Mow, . ....... .tMr· . . ...... . • . . • • ' I I' .' I '' *''n& and~Ethel Shasteen. Porileo judsment for th• '$2t6U3 wllh lntereat . ol April . , a ·oetition for a IIHtl Poek· ~ales Tax Stamp Violators Draw ~-. WAsumGfPN IJ'i'-81en Is Union Tetethe Federol '' Ohioaus·Support -Eisenhower Veto _ ln~p~Vote ' IN ;Tia;·,AVJV · . · Two !.~~~=Uoa~~ -:-&;~i0j,;~~5~1 ordinances were heard ·ilt lllltice·•f the Pe... PerQ> Poooleo' ..art todlly. Both mea were fiHdr f25 aDd cost&. Olan GenJt..tlmer, l'omcoy BD• and W. o . Barnitl, P.owetiiJ-. dtad to court on ~ of to ~~tiiJ!i have sales stlmpa: OD Jaud. Tbe ~ charges were ~ by tUte a. · Ralph Whealley. Barnitr: was arrested by i'.uure atlble Rosa EYIDS. �- 'T , ; ' - ~.. .- - ~ ~- 'NQ . I ,. .' . . - ..,..-. .: " • t 956 ';'• .· ,, -' The Daily Sentinel . .. ·f'l i ' ••wGaii/,MG& rr: '- Qwi!.N •• I ' . REYNOLD E, GREENE ,~Us~ '-"'try act:e-rr:oon UtE'pt Supday by The Ohio Valle) Bei'illllll, fQCt;, It '1141 AiechanJc St , Pomeroy 0 ~ Buslnt:.s.a otr1ce 11:; M" "'' ~ • On, t ,.. Bottmelli-Klm.Lan, , NICHOLS · Subscrtptioo rates: Del:w•-ry IJy earner where avail<~ble 30 ccnh ~r we(!k: one .}'ear m ad\'JI'lCt' a1 Thu Daily Sentinel offiee. $15130 Iii .month!, $7.80; thre-e uwolhs, 8390 . By motor route where avtll::ble: one month. St. llJ mr~il one year $8; she. mo.:.1ths , $.t.2!5. tba~ months, CROSSES · ' .. $2.:10; one month, Sl. Tbt u.tion'• ~P nvabllltJ, .feed efleieney, and broiler arowth rec:ordl lOr tbla diflleult time of Je&r are made by bldlan Rl>fer..Nichol• and VaatretJJ· Nte~oll ~· { the , I For ~ter•tlmt brolltr l!oek truly, the edrth is the Lords &ld th~ fullness thereof, but the responsihil ity for its stewardship is vested in mon." •••Jtli· ·alld three-way p\'oftto, ,..... eroa~e~ with inherited .tJOr &Del di..,ate- rubtan.et for · tbe but ~ommereiaJ rtMlorda of . d1em aiL S.e JOUr ln41an River. ,: N'ieho11 or Vant.naa-Nichota llal<ht..,. todq. w.ou. - ~~ • ' ..! ~. Fleming ·'P' Hatcheries :- Steubenville - ~Woodolleld IIICl 81. Clalm1lle, Ohio -- Meigs Soil Stewardship Week To Be Observed May 6 to 10 Soil StewardRhlp Week in Meigs I "1ce, Exte.mlon St•rv1cc. Vocation- County will be obS{'rved by all al Agriculture Agncultural StabiAgricullur al Agencies of Meigs Co~1nty With ' a field duv at tht> SouLhl'a ~t Ohio Experiment S\ati•m :.1 CarpLnh'r on May loth. In ~d · d.itioQ variou9 church and corn· mumty groups will be observing Soil StewarcbihiJJ lizntion and C:,nservation Commi!· te ~ as W('JI as other groU IJ.~. l Week whJcl\ . started on Sund¥y, Mnv 6th wk1i II Rural L1f~ Sund11y , "All MeiRf,r Counly ~ro up.s Ill'!' 1/ut ·' 1 I ".I'AJ:4•WASHINGTON ' ====== r.-9~ • M~ .. ocH OF EVENTS I Some DemO Senators Hold llotnhowor Will Not Run W A last-Minute Ntgotlvt Dtcls.lon Seen P·onlbllity Bpe:clul to Celttral Preu As sonntiou l8JnN0101(-Then~ art Democrats In t11n Sl'n'n te who any ib.ey auu believe Protld<"nl Ei~nhower II ill JtOt I'IIR tor a ~9n4 tenn <tttptle hie poaihve, atrirfl!ltttlve th..'l'i1:11u n to do 110. ::t't\t tawmak..ra .eny thtl Pre11ldent's hc11 Hh mav yet result l.n a. td~nutt deeJ•don by Mr. Elacnhower to wlltloh~;~.w h·om lhe 19~6 ~\ell. Repu~Ucant IUY It Ju•t tan't so. i!Qwevcr, 10me hl(hly-placed Demon nts arc not O\'t"rlooklng the poaa1blllty lhat Mr. t;ts<.'nhower may reure since to1.1r month• 1llll rem11.111 berore the RepubUciln convell\Klh In ¥gu!lt Ont Oem(K'rnt, who ralll rt' firmly looks tor U1e President La rever11e hint )eJr, points out Ul.tl r1ny peraon who has aufft!rell a hflu'l u.ll11ck jl.lat no.t~ urally <:urbs hl!l wotk schedule o.nd l'l\Uil avoid a\raln. AllhoUih the Pre s1d~>nl IB mait~talntnr a fairly heavy work achedulc, thiR ·Democro.t •ayl l\6 be• lltvn Mr. llliaenhowcr will e\'enlually chUWt htl mind about seeklnl re-elt!ctlon, One theory Ia tbat the P1·esldent decld... to run •gain u • kind ot "holding oper&\lon" IJO that the Ei~nhower wing or the Republican ronrtv would have ~oHd ~ urrort a\ the AUJ1.11l convention In San Francisco's Cow Palace even. makel a IPit·mlnutc change 1n lUI plllnS. • • • • WAR--Moat ot the pending SupN!me Court caae~ chal· tht 19~ Intemal Sc, urlty Act 11nd the Smith Act of 194.0 will be p4t over unUI the next term of the high tribunal 1101~•• In the &IJtnmn. 11 txPfQl~ to dnclde lhll'l tfllllion whether the ComCan ton11Uluttonally be l'eqnlretl to regl11ter with tho and 11111 oiTicera and ftnancea lUI provided for unde-r Security Lltw. the tentative 8(lhedulr. tn<lkntf'l'l thnt othf'r <'nRU lnvolv· CG~lHtlttl &ln!ll.dy on the docket W1llnot be heard bti'i»'O • ~b~!'b '"'" m. June for the aummer, .. "' .- SIJ1U\.tt judiciary conunlttee thlnkl way to make the United States Patent Otrlee tick lJn't trying to patent \he Idea. Ullsed on a study by haj:l~ by Jv1eph c. O'.Muhoney, \he lfOUp ane~ 1 pr~ ~~:~~~~~Yn:~~':':k:: ~~~drowsy Recent lltudie~ vt farm accident~ 5:1M! 5;30 5:<11 1:00 6:30 Ch!'fcb'• BIJ StolT S~~ur~1 N~WI, ~\itdiJ Yo~ ~ '!;30 Beal lbe Cloot l:do Sta~e Sbow · !80 Ja<ki,, Gieoson Show o:OO llerb. S.llr!nej<s TWo : ~30 lfotd Star JuQilee Feature April25 A color movie titled "The Rumen ' Story" will b& one of t hf' features of Bc.ef Cattle. Day at the Obio AgrlcQltural Experiment sta· tion April 215. Produced by a leading feed manufacturer, th _, film shows what happelll to roughage ~md Ktaln al· tu It enters a beer animal's first stomach or rumen. Pictures wen' mati~ throuih a window In the ' side of a steer. Th1,1 Rumen Story will be shown twice durlna tht1 mornina: seulon. Station animal scientists say the rilm eives a clearer understand· lng: of beef eattle nutrition nl!eds. 0. G. Bentley or the Ohio sla· l1on was one of the- technical con· .~ ultants durin& tHmln.ll. Other fea.Lures of Beef Cattle Day Include demonstrations of im· I plantiDI fitilbe.!ltrol, eomoarisons of different ways of Jlvi"nA stilbesLrol and demonstratlo'ls or various methods or 11elf and h4lnd reedjng •I , ,..,~. 18. One w.ho 13. lnfreq\I'Pit 18. Queolloa txt.ll\illfl bank bookl 2G. Tree 23. Atutudintze 24. Antlered ••· P'r•u '~""' ·~ • c. _t.. toward Columbw Friday for the re1ult:J o1 tM helriae on m.Uk pricing under Fedetal Milk Orden Ohio areaa involved in the hear. lng iatlude TQiedo, Akron, Stark Couoty, Clevela'nd, Columbus, Day. ton-Sprlngfie1d, Clneinnati, Oblo River Valley, and Lima. At leut one Ohio farm leader 11 optimistic over the ootcome of the hearing. He it D. R. Stanfield executive ~ecretary, Ohio p .... .,.,_, Bureau Federation, wbo thinb: Ohio dairy produeers will get price ine~a~ea through one or both of the followi111 : (1) SUJpenlton of aeuonal pric- Federation Ire bard at work drafting a atate milk control bW (patterned 10mewhlt afte.r ~be Conneeti.eut law). If the draf1 .SUI lpproval of Ohio dairymen, it wUl be lubmitted to the next •e• lion of the Obio General .Auembly The proposed bill will be ready a. bout !lay 1, Stanfteld 18id. The ultkitate 10Iution to the dairy Iannen problem lie• in io-created eomumpUoo of tfairv pr.. ... , duct1, especially tn tbe. fiuld form Stanfield believe.. He expreued 1pproval of ...way the Speclal MUk prop-am il eatehing on" 1nd ill glad Congrell iDcreued. lunda for fa~'rtf :II<U~kiDg ~~. ~:~.:~.,:' ~.J'k"~~ Melg1 Counb' f&nnera la1t week.. offlee before ttartln1 won: on CoDitruetlon of claterllll and re.er- ~ndl or we11J on wbieb tbey wisb voira: _.,well u u1e of dug and drU- cOil tblrlnl help. led wells are the older method'.J Heigl CouDty dairy !arm.en CIU whleb have been used. 10 E.....,. from theirmate net •..... , metbod of providin& wat- add i.acome per' eowtoU~to they will et la thla area hu ita drawbaQb. &realer use of improved J'OUiha.l,e With ponda the mljor pro$em praC!ticea, 1 llie:tu,Aa. State Unt· ....,. to be 1 ouluble· lo<allon en1 16~-· mist II. clue kJ bllildla.p wUb the aoil of " ty ~~~.~lturll eeODo re- lng of milk; Howenr, the fann leader was <2> Inereue ia Priee of manu- very critieal of 1'some groups" wbo 1ut!h type thlt it will bold water ported reeelldJ. Otberdrp~~~~!!'' I Locomotive • Auxiliary • Has Meeting • The Grand International At.Wliary of the Brotherhood of Loeomotive Enrineers met ThtlHdaJ aft.ernoon at the home or their preJident Mrs. George Hackett Sr. Boutb Second Avenue Mn. Hackett wa1 in charge o1 the mebtlng and Mr~ . Cbarle. Bennett woo the travelling prize whieb was contributed by Mrt. Robert Harri>. I I I ~-~-·:-.. ... I ,_n- , c..., ...... to AIICADIAN° 12·12-12 like blotting paper to water. l'llt freo-llowing, I!I'Bllllla,r ARCADIAN lil-12-12ln the row when you plont your com anCl it diuolves quickly in the aoil moboture lo feed YOUF com n>yally. ARCADIAN 12-12-12 bo rich hi nit.oaen.\poluh 81111 wateNoluhle phoepborul lhet YOIII)JI com Deed&. ARCADIAN 12-12-12 pi.ts 11101'0 II'OW hi every .dapl JOW, more pro1lt in eve1')" atrit. u-"'' 211""'·111 2J. FUrther 211.•ueeof :ill: Mountaln l!iltlnr \ deflt. ·, 2'l. WIN· focUII 2&. German NUl pqu.. ovory . We-have-if'f c!aJiw. !laY cllamplon -wen use ARCADIAN 12-12-12. Tbouaands of other growers fiud itlhe ideal ferlilir.er to lilw labor ~d tlill-feed lhl!ir for·tnp yield& ARCADIAN 12-12-12 io made .fo make.,_ 3" cart Wt. wal;er. for distances greater than tbu.t we musl place lbe pistoa, jel or bar you lwldle. U10 Iii() to 200 P<l\111!11 per oc:nl In tbe plinler lo 1ive your crop a heachtart.. PlOw-down &00 JIC)Ollldt or mote per acre to leed yojlr com well lbrourbOut lh• IJ'OWinl .....n, cmd to help 1'0018 ..... deep beyond drcuibl tiel¥ 19. A -'-!lot ao. Location , ~~~ n l!(! <~. "' 1 onlY about alone 25 feet. by auction we submenrible pump down; in the well. This involves longer pipe and io the cue of the jet tw.o pJpea. Wit~ lbe piston t,ype pUmp in a d<!ep well tb.ere is a ''sut!ker rod" whic:h must be kept ,.rvl..able.. · Jn spite of m&int.I!JI~'PfObleml an automaUc watu lftteai 11 ctieally indispensable aD the ern farm. Farmers needin1 individual help on their water PNblem may re. AIICADIAN 12,12·12 Ia an Ideal....,.... .lllld plow· ,dowafertilir.er tor oom. Coricentrated·to '"""'you work bop. It puts morei'OWinl 1'0)1101' ill !hO_ooil for Cholter, MW ()Ide 12!1112•12 SUG .. R RUN FLOUR'MI' ·L j 111-u••~ J1f1fKifMMJ ' -flllllrM. • • -~~~ BLACKHAWK TRACTORS FOR 1888 ; .......... Fertilizer . .... Eqlc by CoebhutL Here~. a completely DeW ...._. tr- hood to hilda~ ... a 4-plow dieM~ that. lldll • oew atandud.lll eoou.Oid)' IIJd effi. ' 1a~£. .U olha....U.. , all-purpo6e uactora. Wa a 'powerloa.. of 11trnJ(• 5 lb, 10 lb. 251b., lb .-1 a miter OD lueL nu apri.og tab to Ike fid.d ill the lnclol' dull lad. •• - • pat IH!W Black Hawk. Sa lbemaow-the ~~~·.tht braad: uw Goldea E-1le, til• nged •JIIa•,lbo lau.sky ..§ ... ~ the trim '"20". CO:...OP POMEROY Phone 98 .... ' ~$"',.,. ~~ ~ U 4 U p lUI nsW r UMW -- ~====~=======~====~====;:======~~==::~r p,.,e e Reduc1•I •n ---=:~~~~~~=-=~:;.;;;;;-:~~~~~~-~ SEE us \ BEFORE YOU BUY ' -- · r BREED fOR Higher Profits • Use (!OBA. Selected SIRES • Your CQBA. Teeh•.lellla Is As Near As Your Phone ·o ris Smith animal 2~. Devoured · 2?. 11.-P ~ ,..... 31.Cb&n...t 33. ~-1\1 34. ChintH Beat the weather. • 1 make feed-rich hay with a · .. rive~ ••. Pr .....N' (L.l . 36.~ (lf.) 3L ~'!l" ' tO,~~ The Signff.QuaiJty "·liP!>~ <!¥ ~~~ ~'!•r . :t=r. .- Order Your ' SEED . Mor.,lD8 .touts will start ai 10 o' cloct l?cNn the 111\ll'f.ion's new ,;crvlc41! tpeakinA; proarnm p. m. A. Wayne ~~t~ unit will serve lun<h. ·AND ... Feiiililer NOW m•• , SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILL omo PllOl'~E 110 ' l'OIIDOY, McCormic~ No. 45. . Do your own baling-wben your hoy is ready. With a twine-tying No. 45 you have continuous baling. You turn out 14 x 18-inch bales weighing up to 60 pounds, up to 6 tons per bout. ' With the McCormick No. 45 you abo get the economy of DOWer Jake. . i)ff drive ••• we lilY 2-p1ow or ~ 1 lraCIOI'. The No. 4S iua «a-":""'icol ' . buy fur the -..&rat. "trldapie capacily iD b&ie b a ·a<ilpbor or two. CoaM la IIlii • · u 1llaow you bow 1011 bay by Cll l-,... .......Y llld owaioa It~ ~ t . (Sbafa ' . . ,.- . .' lit---. ..' .L · , 28. Bounda, u . -' ·:S.•utilallr ·1treamlised, powtr paekelt,. pe:rf'orancit perlediotl-thae are wonk tolb 111e uiDs ia ~ ,.....u...~'"""'«<1956. ~ JJUt look tt lhe •leek. aoUd Bl..:k. Hawk Cetdea Vertigreen ""'I'' make IIIGIIOY.'Order 'itnowl ·" Famou• "Yellow ancl Red" . Garden and Field SEEDS MIDDLEPORT FEED MILL over of doinghand, too of much the other. save numping over 600and caiTyinf" per water ytar on one doingonnothing and by hand. n is estimated that 100 I We aren't in lbe dairy busine... to 150 tons of water are used ft but we bave a large percentage of . nually for livestock And bome ..... dairymen •• members. greetIn dete rmiDing th8 ... 0t . 11.1 e.1t contribution oomes •J:~~=:~ pump MULBIIIIIY AYI, briDling about changes in ..,pe to uae we muat ieep in mind that Phont 150 ,.,.....,,-··ion." ----· Fe•d ., I Fertilizer li:QO The Late Sbow KAUTZ wah -h .,. '"' Now In lfoc:k ~- Include too much C. ft. lloJIUJ\d &aid poor roUih1 llgbl area .......,. Into tile pond or , qe bu 1110de It Jleceoaaey forrDIIU' rope lbou£(1 " Sunfield <onelldea '"' small ID area. datryme~ to feed pain' IDd pro.. Daihrmen Must &eet price ~~:~d ;~w.!b'Hc ::.:.:~ 1 \ The tetlder cuts may be- cooked One ptob.!em .. ~lb tbe .,. of leiD at heavy rateL Thq ~•boUid ODOUIIb In be of genuine benefit ••-nf'eld 'd " u ot sat ' consump on and rump roaJta,' and aU the loJn clster111 ls beJ·~ ~bJe ,kJ have -·•- abn for alf~a yieldJ.of 4 t4> ·~ to them, yet not aet its~ hi ..'" that ..,... 1 ... ·~· au ........, be said. Th* ylaldl are 11 wiQ e•-ouraae 1 flood ., ... 'ou' milk. hal increased considerably." ateaki, come from thoee ]1ll'ta of Iiden! roof area d!'allllng lntn the -;:.;' ble to 811 lo loo.huohel ~ v Alii tile pri.. problem tor dalryclatern 10 as to provide adequate e6m_ra · ·· aide n;ttlk' into their markeU." men ia not acute enough there il: the animal'• body used Stanfield, who has been in eon- the matter of bulk milk tanks. for support. The leoo lellder eull water between niDI. If we con- eom )'ieldl, wblch are Q.IJite ectm· 1'Everyone agree1 lhe bulk tanks come frO:m t~e parts of the animal slder 1n averaee size barn to be: moa. M.e~ b.arvflted 11 ll'Uil ttant eontact with Wuhingtoo aiD10 fe!t lo size and the anllWll dla&e •hould Jield .trom to ll ce the beginniDg of the Detroit are lhe eoming thing", stanfield 30160 used mainly fur locomotJOD or rainfall 36 inches per year tont to tbe aere, the ~ pot~ milk ttrlke, ered.ita the iDfluenee Aid "but they've pleked a very movement. exerdlled by Senaton Bricker aDd unfortunate time to come on the the.!' there ia a pouibility of only ed out. The iender euta may be col:ed MOO cubic feet of water fal.liq oa. Hoglund expll!iaed that .reaearcb , Beader in bringing about the bear· aeene beeau~ the initial outlay satisfactorily with dry beat. They thls barn durinr an entire year. results in both Obio aad Michl.: ina: 10 quiekJy, . to producers 15 over $2,000. Most have only a smal! amount of con· If every bit of the water il tav- pn •how tbat thele'i:lieb J'OUihale Doea the . Farm Bureau leader dairymen simply cannot afford neclive tlllsue and the muscle i:a ed and placed in a cistern that is )'ielda can be attained bJ' uDq hope to avold a strike in Ohio? · them at thia time" Stanfield &aid . 1 'tender. 20 feet square, then the total deptb more fertillier and lime and tmpro'BT all meam," StanfJeld em' of water eould be 13% feet for a ved seed by followiq recomme:d- phaaJUd. "The worst part of the whole year. ed manaiement praetlees. and by J De_troit strik~ was .that it ·pitted U thiJ total amount of.- water hane.tiDI and Jtoriug rou.U.e 1da~ryma.n aga'l.~t dllll'ym.an, neigh- ~ ,We Have Plenty Of were nved aqd used by a high as barn dried ~$' or grUII s.i:Jq:e I bor aa:amst neighbor. In addition, ARMOUBS , produeine henl -of d!Ury cows e~eb Early . harvestirik iJ especliDy 1m~, some dealers in Detroit are- • cow would need ln the neighbor- portarit he noted. n't going along with the price in· 1 hood of 2!1 gallona of water per .. Dair). Iannen~ who now are 1crease becawe it did not come · day. This ci&tem then would hold lield-euring tbeir bay will need about through a ebange in. the IN 80 Ill BAGS only enougb water for 10 cows to invnt from . $2,000 to $3iQOO Federal ~rder .. It looks aa though for 180 da. or 8 mo. of the year. more in choppins equipment and the Detr01t dauymen will have to • -· Also A ' larger herd or other uaes would 1.ilos If they are "to shUt to the tu~n back and calmly go about cut tbb be&ides the fact that only production of gra81 ailase." 1 The do,t,ng what we are doing here. half this amount of water would -Micbipq economist said. "lncrea-1 Dairymen have at le.ast one area ARM OURS fall on this roof during any aix sed quaMty and production of of agreement-that prtces are too . month period. roughage make these investments J low. They should work from there." A cistun such as described a- profitable for meat dairy farmers": ~sk~d about .the "protest f['Oups" bove would hold nearly 43,000 galw Dair)lmen can lncrelse putute spr.tn(!mg ~p tn some sectiOns of Ions which ts much larger than production by 20 to 50 pereent o~:o, Stau!"aeld co~mented: the average ci.stern. if they me more fertillrer, bar· One th~ng they ve. done is h.elp When we c:onslder wells Jn this vest surplus roughage ear)y ~D tbe call atten.tion to the ~lemma datry· I . IN area we find moat of the wells aeaaon for later swnmer use and '?en are m and th~t l6 good. Often I capable of producting only one to follow 'IUCh practices: as ttrip...graz. tim~, the only . thmg a fellow can five gaUons of water pu ing and green-chopping RC!eord do IS make nmse. 50 minute wbieh , ia a small supply 'ing to Hoglund The dire~t ehopp~ "Yet, dairymen must certainly I of water. ManY wells •re not able ing aDd hauling of pasture: crops re~llze that i~ is his established , to stand continuous . pumping is beat suited to .specialized dairy malk caopcrahv~ tbat guarantees After we have a supply of wat. ~arms With 30 or 1nore cows he ·a ma~ket for htm everyday, and , er tben it is necessary· to ret it said. ' bargams for a price at which milk to the place where needed. Some "' can be disposed of. These cooperfarms are fortunate in hiving a atives are set up democraticallly pond or spring abOve the farm and their leaders must carry out buildings. In this cue tlravlty will . ._ _ ....a lbe tblnking of the majority of e.{lrt~Ae \1\fl water to Oow wh~ver •...... ,_. UH!lr members. )'iped ·be]·· tile poncl Gt .llirini: ~ ·I " ' Stanfield admitted that lhf' situ · location, ·' , • •. IIIII( ation is "terlae", particularly in a northern Ohio When we con!lider pumps we ~ .li. add to our problem. However a A , · "The Ohio Farm Bureau Feder. N. Second St. Middleport, 0 good automatic water system may ation," Stanfield .said, "is accused, hour~. , are I!I'UI 13. A eont.eet C. E. ILAkiiSL•E, COUNTY celve this from tbe ·sOu ConserAGRICULTURAL AGENT 1viKlon Service, the Alricultural Conatruc~on of fum ponda Jr · SttblllziUon Ind. Cotllerva"ori the &Jll4!!1t way of U&Uring farmer• eom.ut.lttee or the Exte.naloD Ser· of an adeitiiate wlter supply: Tb1t vtce. CQI:t ~ il avai11ble wal the recommendation of Jame1 throueh the ~.i~·-~·. on many weU Schmidt, Geologilt with the Ohio .and pond JlfuatioJU. Fatmm eount)' Dhialon 01 Water wbo 1 poke to lhould c:ontacf>J..... ..a·. s. R·C - 'AD IAN , ' ~·ur. ( sym.) out .t . . GRAll ' u· I '..... There · S'i,U:r~tue:i Sho• tiii);;,.Jo ' . CII'IDa Sllcnr 4-ll'un will attend meetings on such subjec:ts as LJ.·affi(' rules and regulations, fundamentals of cngin(>x, fuel, ignition and cooling 9ystcms. lubrication Bnd driver rcspo'nsibililies. You\hll enrolled ·In the proJect wlll be quiu:ed on these subjects. They also w1ll kc(>p servic(' re<'ords on the family 17. Overhead. poJnbl Their explanation that Only minor portion of the beef carcus it in these de&inble, tender cut. Jn l~dltion to the fact tbat much .more of the animal's body .goes into less tender cut" or meat whlch must seH for lower prlces, there lt also a Iaree amount of waste- from part.s of the ·anlmal that are not edible 1t alL When · atl these -are accounted for, It is easier to understand that relatively high pricet must be charged for tbe relatively emlll part of the anim1l wbkb 1oes toto 'the choicert cuts. • lo .fe~tur~ J!eP.Ort~ -DAILY CROSSWORD B~efCattleDay .. _,rtuatlon. u ·-----2~~·~ Bags of age or oJdel', may participnle In the fiN~t year of the proJect Rumfn Story Film th~ 'A.BMIN~ ·.. ~c~~u:r.u~~~thA~~ ~~~=Y the happier r.ou'll bel 4·H club ject destined to give boys and gi rl!; traming in automobile main· Advanced course• o~ ~utomn-.. bile mnmtennnee and ~arety planncc\ ror Sl'COn_d apd . third I in Ohio have shown, Sluckey says proJel·t y>1ars. that Kurry is a fttcto1· In nbout 28 percent <Jf all on-larm dealhs. Thrstudies point out thai Fatigue lik!$ to work lute hours. He per ACROSS 2. One otlII!.! · ror•M h.ls best late in the dav, and 1. Roman 'Oreal J,aW:H al night. empt'rOr 3. Teara ,. · ' A good night's rest and the usc 5. A ·British 4. Bcme or extremr caution will help you drink t 1,111.t.) ·, ' kcell thi s Impish pair away, Stuc 9. Flower a. Splen<\ld' key says. 1(). Back I. BUia l'(lt.rkcd 11 . Sm1ll cut ..paid" 12. A 1. Tree supporter I. 11\ort 14. Crows old Lftvanttnt • 15. Binlle unit jaek•t.a . 16. o.-utmn II. Klnf of 1 .stand Results Of Hearing On Milk . get. together••• gremlins who are dog;:ing farmers these days' They're around, and :vo1,1're likf'. tenunce and safety were annOW\· ly to run acro!>s them be'tore the rrfi th1s w~ek by H. W. Harshfie,lfj( spring: field work is over. They're iilnte 4-H club ~eader. bound to get you in lrouble if you . Club memb~ In 9 pilot eoungive them hulf a chance. The~ ties are starting the project this even !!an get you killed. ' liprlng on a trial b~i!l, Harshfield l..atcr the program may be Their name.<~ are Hun-v and <Says. opened to all Ohio -club members. FaL1gue. They are major contribut The 9 eountll!'.S are Lake. Mah!lning factor s to form accidents, say.~ ing , Hamilton. Geauf::a, Scioto, W. E Stuckey, Ohio State Uni· Cuy;1hoga, Guernsey, Lorain and v<'rsliy t'Xten sion f1mn safl'ty spc· S!nrk . ciatisl 1'hl'Y follow yuu when you One uf the chief purposes oC the plow lon ~ hour.~ in the field and Rr ojcct, according to Harshfield q 1 besi<tc you 1n the l.l'actor Beat is to meet needs in urban ar4-as whPn you head down 1he hiJ;:hwa}' . club memb~l'll hl'\le no op-· I loward home late at ni~ht. The where portumiy to ruise live!ltonk or later it get." the mean('r th ('y bf· f1dd crops. Club members 15 yean come. , Gon comm•ndtth hla Jov• toinvite-d f:'o partidpah• 111 till' :\1av ward ut, In that, whll• w• wetl 10th fu~ld day at t:orprnter a~ y•t sinners, Chrftt dltd for us. ¥-"CII 0 ~ arrang«> fur oh~ 1 ·rv;.mrc or fRom•n1 5:8). Hurry mak{':-: vou open th<• trot· Rural L1rc sunday un Mav 6th or PRAYER Hcav<'nl .v Father, lor tht·ottlc ~nd thww caution tu D't"a later dntc suilnhlt.! to the lo- Whf•n Wt' COIIlf' farf' to f11cc With I he wind. li e keeps l't'm indlng you C!al community. Participation in 1'hl•e, we &l'l' matte awurr of Ihe that it'l'l late and tht' plowing the activities at the Southeast 6in fulnes~ or our Jivl.'.~. l-1<;111 us In shoutd be done. He tNm•s vou by Ohio Sub· Sltl~ion or lhf' Ohio Agri · humble onr sl' l\'t' -; hdut o ·rhce and ~ 11 YlnJ it's going to t•uin tomorrow. wltural E"Xpcrlmrnt Slut inn will s.H k for ;.:ll't 'nl' ~~ th ruH ~ h t'hn ~ !, .~atigut> works on both your be by Expcrimmt Slut ion man- uu1· hi<' ''· •I ll t'det•m t'l', In Il ls mind and muscle &lowli\g your roD ·lion time. Be h11lil~ vou back pgemrnt Soil ('o& sc rvulll)n Scr- r.<lntt' \II (' pra1. AllWll ;.:--'-----'----'------ ___ - - - - - -- - - - - ----when you lry tu <~ct quickly in. an ' Plendor MarketlnJ( Spe- -------- n lhe ·Two Gremlins New Auto Projeet Dogging Farm For 4-H Members Being Announred lllav~~~~~t~.t~~~~t~ mats from wb.icb saeb rn.e ft eut1 come,1she aometimer ~nden. he)(s the puzzled eoostimer uruiet- ()'n,lhiBB~] lnl!. hllh ~~~e. price tags on rib and rump rout. end loin steab of beef, the». belli ..bout farmers getti.De maybe only 25 cenll a pound for the llve: ~P;J· CROSSES •• N::.tfonal a~vtttlsing rcpr~ (·nlall\'e, · When lhe tbopper dalitts at Obi~ state Univenit~ offer a .suggestion rt.bia week :tnt • NEWS IN Let'S Go Shopping 1 Conalimer Food '1ofCice ,.1 H3 l.e.JtmgtotJ Ave., New Y o1 k City, 18, N . Y . •• ... po.sl t \ Ease Winte1 Worries with ' ' .Ea,te~ 11 Set'VJd class maili n.:;: maue.r al the Pome.roy.... ObiO. ' ' ' TlieNews· EDITOR pbqM~~,398. e..liiQria! oCficc phont! 397 The Oall.y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio - Co•mentary DII"VOT.D TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS--MASON AREA ~, . \ MEIGS EQUIPME~l CQ{ Where Quallty IS J'aninllllld Corner Butternut llld Seeoad '" c:-1!"' 1. • .· - �• !'" ' .- . -:.·· ~ l I ."t : ~ '.• I ··':';r··.-.~.,.,· 'I: ~-· l.· ' l'·' · · ~·, ---- . ,., 't""·f '•:r . ~ ·~ .~~unicot~~s ., · thers Outslug Eastern Range:llfiners , - - -- - - - - ••• )l ..;.,:.t • • ~ m..... • . I • CO)II£ TO OUl! •••. R.M iu' JUilll_1!8 ROUND' UP The :•-"t-ttitttnc -:PomePQy PanWtlson •l ed the Panther batters t11iers tock in e~ 1~1 decision with three hiiw in four <trivs w ~ EuW'.q .oq ' tht Joeal dia· I he p]ate with Hemsle.v and Sheri· \lllf. ·~ At Cimnge Ont Four Circuit Hits ~ad lari· Jtflht 11 Charlie Theiss dan both co11ectln.~~: iwo safe lj'*d • ~11111111 · two · hitter " blows . .Jj.e ~ OQt 16 batter.i. 'l'he lone :Bilt"a::n bits were solid back to Theiss was in seve_ral jams with -~by JohJl Riebel and his wildness, but wilh his str1ke t..n. uut haJJ working he manaszed to P,W,:l¥J~ ilU'ing. '· It WU tho fht folll'4b bi..a home run work himself u11t of trouble . H.:> :~ f ~ .... . P"'th«t !>latte-d Off the game With SiX \fie teMpo fflr ttit run straight strikeouts, and endL'd it , .' f~ntt. lob WUton in the same fashion . ••• Sh ld The bo::. score 1111 011 "1 , er · •n Po1. AB R H E aU mtd out four r.,,...,., to :••I ern v • ~lftel, 2& . .. . 3 0 0 1 ... 1 P . a ~CIIU " H"dl. , r C 0 1 ~)he lOll"' pitcher #or '~' B9ring, LF -- ... -.-- 2 ·1~ nino with Joftn _1..,.1 Hill, LP -------- ... 1 0 0 0 ~fl'l In to flnllh u;. Myers,. C _.--2 0 0 0 Pot:eroy jumped .00' Heudh~Y J. R~ltbei . SS.P ---2 I I 0 for t~ee big l(iill in tlle \'ery Boylft. 36 ---- ·- -- - . 3 0 1 1 f.lr&t bminx. With twc. out Gene f:!eul, RF - - --· ·-- -· 2 0 0 0 llitcti ~ doubled ' off th' Baptist Cley, RF · -- --- -- - 1 0 0 "l Cbur~. Bob 'W'\hJOD follbwed with Het!"', 18 -·- ·· · 3 0 0 1 1 drtuit srnash ' ·that . fut the- top Knl~t. CF --- -·· 2 0 0 0 Of thl church nntt bouncf'd over H.,dley, P~SS - ·- . 1 0 0 1 tile felt fil:"ld fence for hi;; srrnnd DHter, z ----·- 1 0 0 0 four 'bag'J'C:r or lh 2 Sl:"nsnn J ohn Totals ----13 I 2 6 Youna:1 fh('n connl'r'erl silHi_ly ftn· x_:Batt.11 for. ttudl•v in 7th. hd ft..ffit hum" run o r hi'< career nq f'omfttr Pol. AB R H E 'he h~ one ~leur O~e~rhe enr~ in Hl!msliy, 2B . ___ __ . 4 2 2 0 the c.nto\' fJC~I .P.ar_kw :. lat ~ , Sheriden, l.F .. . 4 2 2 0 4 1 1 0 In ,tllc SflCGnd tn.1'lJJl.il ,}t:- I nn.h· ""lh:~ 3·8 ___ . ,.ors j~lierl-!~Wm'otc. ltt•d F.lklns Willen\(:~ . 4 2 3 0 / ·- had s ngl('d 1Lh one out. bul wn~ Y~ung, RF __ ___ _ 4 1 1 0 t, fore at sf! ;ud by"Theiss l.itll (' Nowe'ry, Sl ·--- ___ 3 0 1 2 '"-.. Jim Jlemsl~y (ti~led to rll(ht ce_n; I Smith, 18 ··- --- · _ 1. 0 1 0 "..ter tQJ score T$.-us, anrl lhen H1l. Elk! C . 3 1 1 0 SherlsJ.an hit a ~!OnK dr tve uv(•t· Th' p -··-· 3 1 0 0 tbe rlJht fielder'$ head ~()r anoth· ;;~Is -====~-31 11 11 2 ... fo,lll' b&ggf'r to !~,ore two more run1. Eett•rtt ---·· 000 100 G- 1-2·6 The Panthers adJed a si ngle Pomeroy _ 331 004 x-11··12·2 J'UD. lj. the third as Wilson singled, movOII to second "'I th• left t;old· er bo~bl•d fh• ball and "or•d on e~U Larrr Mowery's 'lingle. ss lohn Rklbel held the Panthers BY UNITE)) PRE •t bay In .t he rourtb ud fifth In· NEW YORK Fratllt l ppolito'v,~ 4 2 '-a• but they ,b roke, ...... ., .. in the New York , outpoinlcd 11'Y . a 1 - more tach. 14714 , New y onl ll · M ~c k ·'·'h b 1·1,, lor ·!our • "' ~ 1,,•-st u~ as Ea!l1:ern'-i "' ,~ fllDI defense !ell ey ~:tcGrath Hi 4 · url·r. nwl eh • apar"tr Smith eJD " Ied, b~t was uut· Conn , outpoi nted Sui B!lrrv, 163, -tryin~ to steal. Elkins was Mafp un Pat erson, N. J . 8. BoylJ!I' error1 and Theiss Wits sltf{' A ! on a ·neJder's eholce. Bo-th nmnr.rs PHfl.DE!J..PIIJA - Fn~nk ~~as H~nnsley .singled to rtght sdm, 157lh, Phtintlclplu.l , B~~i : and moved to setOQ~ Gn Clay's pointed Rudy Walkins . IGO, error, Sherld&l,l beat out an In- mor~ , Md. 8. field clngle, aJtd Hemsl ~v ~cored !lECRET on ~e ove-rthrow at fH'SL · and D"F'NISON 'l'ex - LTP /I. lake Sheridan scored as Wll~on slngl('d 1 . 1 ' th for · scvc-ra l months, to ~it field . rn:l 111 • ~~~n °cliscl~scrl it A !~51 Callillne .i Thl: lone Eastern run scor • t l n al· Lewh,•il! e, Tex. I 11 0 has hef'n pulled ft'om • the fourth as John Riebel slng,Jrd scdtH\, off the c:llurch, stole second and tt:~eA;cg::ma, ~onr ht•re. Th<' miss· "\f!'1 to t~rd OQ the ovcrthroi~ rt\g car was disc<Jvcrrrl wht'n the I ; ana stored R Boyle& laced a tr · Juk level •·mlrhed a low point. • lfltld ~r6m'5fofe , - . • I I j I ... out. iimoky Jackie ,.wa)<l I bal"!· . Just as called time · it I t"f r:;qhf =-- R Parade T0 days ports . s 1 fS t do.wD '11l0 ri1~t fl~d line, 1dt - - - ------ - Halstead son of Mr. and llolst~d i1 lll of a ear Mr. a 'd Mra. Bob Jobnatou and 1 c:hildreri and Mr. and llrs. Cbarlea I' BY OSCAR FRALEY Unittd p,..., S~s Writer ~EW YORK UP-Curt Slmmont was conf1dcnt today that e\'eryb th mg t.<; goi ng to turnh out a11 r 1g t 111 whut aroounts to is "year o1 I ri '--·-:·' · I I IJster, we~e Suriday evening Jqestl , of Mr: and Mn. Bob Euon G Pomeroy. (Five Points) . • Jotm :Qyer or Cincinnati, Ohio 1 ~riled relat~ves here on Sqnda). l ' p,frs. Ch~rles Ake and c\auli;bter )lblcln I are visitors t1f' Mr. ~J;Jd Mrs. l.{)Uis Korschnii and family . Those atte nding a flower 9hGw in I Rutland, Ohto, on Saturd.:~.y were Mrs. Lloyd Roush. Mt·s "F A Batey, Mrs. W. T. Stone, M•·.s. Hu~v -Juhling, Mrs. N. o· Wein, and ·..c;;,;;;;.. deCISiOn ." The fi rebnlling lert-hander of the Philadelphia Phillies has b1•c n mw of lhe major disappoint· mc nts among ba se ball'S" . "name" play ers. 11 was a combmatlon of had hl'eaks and a mysterious arm •ihl>nn ~~~f~:ll~~! B uilm rnL Bul Simmons !aces the new seaso n w11h ht s arm "feeling fine" right now nnd 1he Phillies, at len st. are hnpefl.ll tlrat at loQg ln.st he will live up to hi& rookie bu thl ll p. ,. •t'• ·:··.-·.:·c.-· Fl:ll'k in 1947 the Phillie-s tabbed him ·ruler than Lettv Grove." That· ~ wht•n !hey signed him for Wagenhals and ·· who spent the c';;~:~~=d Pa. with re1 to her New MOORE'S 111·1' following two ~·ea rs he was in ·a nd out bPcau -; t• of National Guard serv i~·e anrl in 1930 was on his way !on 20-game year when, With 17 vlctol'ies. already potted, he was Ucn·icked into .service In All· Ohl~ All Name Brands ROQ$ and REELS! LU "-ES of oII types I 0 ;) \o ~"\ c HaLe MOORES four __,. . -;. fffhlnr Equipment Headquarter• t:;=:;=!!!:=:::!i=====~=,..===""'==~==""_l ---· ---cwtu "II Rnel'ft Dl1trlct Na, 4 UP08T Of COtfDmOJIIl or T.. First Nal.lonal Bank 1Qa,S15.60 ~·06 21N1.71•· 3.sno on 396~7 .11.1 l7.M2 lm 7.28J.63 ..... . '.1'0!1\U, ASSETS .. i:i.taiL!Tnia .. · .. ~, bldl.'.:iduall. partbershlp!, and · 910.801.61 ili410ii!UOii.' i>lrii>oHitJPi. and .. .. .... . . .llll<al aubdlv'l ~ ~~~~ · · · · · · · · · · · · , .. , , , , . , , __ . . ,. ,, $793 ~82 45 &,022.fi1 148.10039 I 95 6& J'(!J'AL UABILrlV'A .. ~n..&L ACCOUNTS ~=~- f1M1 * = NO.ooo.oo ... ·· ············· • •••.... ' 799,878.10 H&R FIRESIO:NE , Buy .. I t~e ~- l9S:3 OQI)Gl . :,: ·'·. ' ~~ · Meadowbrook 2 door, bl•ct ~ fl.cyl, Qood tires, !lli!w'Sea! coven, hearer. . ·-' . !t~i;Noi :::.• No. 757A 19411 BUICK Legion AuxiUary -' I Pq~.t ' Presidents Are . Entertoin'cl . ' Mrs. Geor:J(e· Hackett Sr. ~::!r.e-d the P~~! P~13~I~Ant of DreW . "' . ID ~' ~~ ~ tbjl e~ PJ'Qjer.tion' fe~Y,I!DIW ·~ -~ ~In· .,~~~~~ Drivel. ·' ' .• WhitiGW Wy.att. Simmon!! Just grins. Tbls year thl• 16 day of April, l91S6 and 1!!. tlle one which deeldes whether dlrl!etor or thl~ bank . CLELAND, Notary Publlo he staya a b.iJ·tinier or llnlts. Without that paiD In his 11"111, hi "'· No. 704 On 27i~.314.€1tt .' i \HI~Ml'anwtdle, .'(ont-. 50.000 oo fln(\(\(\nn ' . half wny the sen. ~;on. the At Urnes he through collld hardly tllrow ball. Other times ht apoeared' a!l right. "I went to a lot of doeto.rs," he malls. Th•y juat couldn'1 find nnythlng Wnlng. Tbey told me to do ab~olut ely nothing all wlntet" and by sprlna- it mlf(ht be all right." The .arm felt bette in the ~ prlng, but SlmmoM, who Uluall:y keeps In shape pJa,tnr:r basketball In the winter. was terribly out ql 11 hape. Then, wben he did t~et 1nto • th e arm b e.~~:an to sIwpo to p It e... puin again. Some Gf them Utou~bt I was faking tt," he aay11 bitterly. "I wasn't. The arm felt like a rusty gute. f wa1 ~n real pain." It was a miserable s-pring for him, a~ he wol'ked only three In· mn'·, H111 fas-t ball !imp&d and .ucky to post an 8-8 mvk. Pain ODM Last winter, : determined to kl'ep active a• , ahope. He we"t to Flor ida e· ' nd !ltarted worki ng oul grco.~~aUy. And he was 111nnz~d. once h.e startetl throwlrut, thnt the :arm didn't ache. It waa ~t irf at 1lmet-, s~re, bllt the- p•ia the ..PhilliNI, ha".,. "t; t~~~~~ ''' · ~ '' · · ''' · · · ad opt I'd a "~how us" •ttltude. .. ].2 •923 ·52 TheJ ~:lied him ttl taktt a full 2$ ~f2~'tg~'rAl l~.8aJ.G2 !'" f c .:alary out. top ()f iJ A<"'CO UNTS OlfU011;2 that. l ·d t-o show them he wu .:._:__;__:.:.;:.:; I in COil n. So t· . ' pl~ed 21 lnnlnu thl!ll .!Pring eon1 ·: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • cerned and Gver he wasn't hita toG lle yieldONfu! abcv~ named bank do sol· ~d. ne wa! tM hippy ·over the ltltemeDt hi bUe to the belt of m)' kao• rnet that the J)ain '&'8! ROne. And ne-nr the Pntl, h!a bl-azin.c fast ball· J'JtpLAIID S. NORRIS. C'-. possibly not quite IJO fast u of old was jumping In the old, manner. "To me he's throwimc better than he ever did," says Co!leh '~~~::::i;~~;~.· · · .m A regular $1:65 va!Yti NOW ONLY 79t while tliey last Exposition in last Satu rday featured Jani.ce MIISM Spring Training Mai"ching home h-mn European occupntwn duty. Curt dldn't cet uny spring tralnln1 in i952 but still managed to win i4 ~ames. The next season he upped that to 16 wins. althoul!lh be cut his toot pamfully with a power mower. some think that inJury altered h;, str;d• and started a reou1tant ~ lrain . Whatever the reasGn, In 19~4 he dropped to a 14-13 mark " hiJ shoulder b•gan oalnina fill~ ··· ~ ········ ····· · NYLON HOSE I T ClfiklI I OXI•• Line' Seines -· LILLY DACHE S-T_-R:t.T-C·H· ··:··.c···:·J.ack Fry, and som gust. Fishing Time Is Here! Come In and get your YOU MAY WIN A TAPPAN RANGE FREE eo!lle l11 For Details a whOfiiHil g $65,000 bonus. 'fho Pomeroy - A. K. Mrs McClung. Mrs. Gu~ A~ bin is 1 medi.eal patient in Ht)lzcr hospital, Those attending the Pt. PJea?· ant WolDen's Club flower depart· on Thursday at the Mrs. F. A. Batey • •,,•••.•_ Mrs. J. L. Stew. 461 S. Third St. ' • ' : "' . + I, . ,. ll:<>fdDIPtei' \udor. • b1,ck fims~, ~ol!ll ~~·· dvn~flow lr!lliSl!llssi(m. ro~io. and htr S2?5 , Nn 1950 CHEVROLET . 4 door, power glide, heater. . .. . . . . 1949 PONTIAC .... .. ' . . ' . 395.00 2 door, heater, new paint job. l949 CHEVROLET .... - - . . . . . 265.00 1949 HUDSO~ Cti.EV~I,.~ ?. dl>'>r. 35.000 actua·l mn, •. Lnr!a! car. 1953 No. 577A - 4 door Fleetllne, black, heater. .• ' ' P~7 No. 504A 4 d<!Or, heater and radio. .. . .... \ 1"948 MERCURY . s.r92 4 ·dl56r, beater, ~ood paint. l951 OLDSMOBILE ... No. AliA 4 door, deluxe, 98, Hydrarriatic, Ileal '¢!/~ers. 1938 ftONTIAC $59 ..radio, ,....heater w.oq anq No ~87A, ' 1951' OLDSMOBILE . . - .... _·. 715.00 · 4 ltoor, radi<>, hea(er, hydramatic, "88" . No. 886 PQMEROY MOTOR · St. ffhls "lie tan mtill:e it. • (Neor High School) ' �.. WANT.·ADS ~ . ~~==.:::::.:::::_ NOT,,. OF ADMINISTRATOI'$ 1 PUil.IC IALil • SALI UAL UTATI Tbe""'dmtcn<~ 1ri!l In pW'tl).&nce of the order of. sale at pu.blk: auction, lit tbe, JMt BUSINESS Btm.J)ING-2 apart- the Probate Court of Meigt;.Coun· · residen.ce of Marion S. llad1ord. mentl UPitaira, Jari e room down ty, OhiO, made in a Cfftain t:aU&e deceased, in Pom~y. J«.fia1 stain. Dick Harris, Syracuse, w which vernon H. Hc<.:oy, as County, OllJo, ~n ~ tlae OhJG. Phont 907-Y. 4--liHJtp adman1s1.ra.tor o.f the e8f.jte ~f 2114. d~y of April. 1966, ~ P,~ PlANO tor aale. Dutch McKay, ' Jo.bn .H. Shenefield, d!«lled, II ~a) Propertr of. •id. 4eC6Uid. Bubau, Ohlo. 4-l8-3tp j pJatntili and Juanita ~ Day, et consiltifli lD pal1 ot: _ aJ., are defendanUi, be10g caUS& I drum table ~~; SKIFF for s~tle. Clarence Bradford No. 10894 10 said ~ourt, tbe uuder Comer .cupboirdj Racine. Ph. 3402. 4-2Q-3tp .signed, Vernon H. McCoy, u I Ottoman Chair; such adrnmimator, wHI ofter f<lr G~letB-~ table; 8-pieee Dm!NG ROOM SUITE, ex- salt> ~tt puolic auction at t:b,e lt~ea anljl pJfds; .-;eU~D& condition. $50. Call 933Y front door or the Court House ln Duncan-Fif-e Davenport: f-29-Stp -~----- the Village of Pomeroy, Ohio, on . Coftee Table; Lanips; ror aale by bid, 7 wCtOclen con- Saturday, May 12. 1956. at 1:00 o'clock p. m, lhe following dt¥i· Stu<Uo . Couch; struction buildings. Obtain bid criOOd rea-J estate: Duncan.Fife 1tr1igbt chair; •heett at Main Gate, Ohio ValMahogany drop lear dlnlng ley Electric Corp., Plant Site, TRACT NO. I. The following room table and 4 t"bain; CheU.ire. Ohio. 4-l8-3te dcscrabcd real e~rtate sl-tuate in Seclwn ., 6, Townshlp 7 , Range 1• Drapes; Bedroom suite; ( 14) For ., Rent v Metal Ct~blnet; 1 Eleetrolux SWeeper; Suitcase; DENNIS BYkNE, t.515 fiD.d Aftoo st. Peter1bur1, Florida: VlllGJNL\ ALTMAN. 1701 Eut Seventh Avenue, Parken~bllr&, Weat VirCinla: BETTY WEIG~ s~~ Route ~o. 1, Waverly, We.n Vuaanil; WAID ARNOLD, W a f .1 I w, bullua; HELEN SOMMER'VILLE. Point Pleasant, Weat Vir&iltia; DR. EDNA GE'M'LES1 Po111t Pleuant., West Virtinia; ZELDA JIEALI;Y, Albuquerque, NewMezlco; EDITH SLOAN, Rural Route, Wiadluter. Indiana; ELllA POSSE, Aural Route, Winchester, Indiana; LU· CHESTER . · LOOKING AH.. . ' . . . MOll INOIANS 11111 -~- l'h• : · te;~ WIJ lD' tbe 30'I but Irq)"IAN ISLAND, -~.VP IY CLA~ICI ALL•N tbe W•ter Commission w.. think: Wbo s,Ya the ~~ !a vaniJh. L M'r. aad ~ Wa~ne MeGeel, of about next aunurier. n luued in.s:1 The annual eemus of the •nc.ast.er VIsit-ed thek' t.uni, Mrs. u order ref\l].aUq UJe: of w•terina: P«mob8eo.t lndlen tzibe . of .l!a.Ule Mollte Bookm•n Sundl.y. hoP• 08 Suada.ya durlnl awnm• {lor 19~~ showed 704 membera. 11 )lr, tAd Kra. Jamea Eisekteln and PUJhter ol Groveport were 11,. ling _...:__ .__._-=--- overnight pt"tU of Ml' nd. M Floyd Ridenour ' 1 n, · !Mr. and BIN. Lowell Beaver and dau1hter. lliddleport, IJM!Dt sunday with -Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beaver. ClLE COATES, Rural Route. WiD.. chester, Indiana; RUTH WRIGHT, RkhmoDd, Indiana; RAY TRACY, M ell Street Ch 1 ftoa 118 ' a~w , are , West Vll'&inla; JESSIE. BOLJIES, Chtcago., DliJloil; KAYTE MATTHEWS, Parkmbura, West Vir· MJLDDP~ ~-u•u ••1 s=. ik:::Mtdd. 4 I nr. I c;].i ( I 1 • --· I Viat Th• DA~RY QUEEN StoN ' Mr. aH Mrs. Ernest Brown, Parkersburg were weekend RUe6U of Mr. and lira. Guy Summerfield. ·Mrs. Mabel Van Meter is apend. ing several weeb wltb ber .aoa. d da .__,_,_ an UluK~"'-a'ru.w ·Mr. and Mrs. Ra.rmond Van Meter, v;;~~.~~:·l Mr. and Mrs. Ray ~ umbtH spent tbe weekend Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fick. D. D. Cleland, Columbul apeat the ,reel:end with Mr• .and Nrs. D. · M. Cfeland. Mr. and Jl:ra. Charles Pyles and hlldr acncl ,,_1~ lpeDt SuDday with Mr. an-. Earl Hart, Raelne, Rlebard IDd Charllllt Fiek left Monday for New IMartlnsvllle where they bave employment, !Mr. and Mrs. Thed Croy, Parker.aburg spent the weekend here. Mrl. George Wolfe abd son Gary were- in Parkersburg Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goeglein or Flatwoods called on •Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Aile~ SaturdJ,y. The Past Coull:cllors Club met Wednesday evemng at the lodge haJl with Mr.&. Ella HaDilum and Mrs. Ella Osborne hosteBHB'. Refreshments of lee cream and cake were served_. . Mrs. Pau.h ne Ridenour, Mrs. Letha Koblentz and Mrs. Max Hsrrah. attended the Flower Show at Rutland Sunday. I · - tl,,,v'oU;, I ------ tl• \ I· of the 0 . c. P., Salem Township, _ _ MeJgs County, Ohio: Beginning in 2 or 3 room FURNISHED APART· the center Of sa id sechon; thence MtNTs for rent. Phone 6196.J. n()rth 6.55 c hains to il. -stake; :~:~ri~b~t!~~nd stand; ~~t'EJm -t-19-3tc 1 thence ea~:~t to the center or the 1 lot of KitcheD tools aDd utensil~: gan; :MERLE SPOONER. lZI%. road, leading from Salem Center E1ectTle Fan; . ' Lavinder Stl'Mt, llonroe. llkhi• FURNISHED APARTMENT, 4- tQ Vanton; thence souih wi.th the El t. I gao· J c tCABSO.n HOOD 347 rool'lll and. bath. Utilities paid. center of said road to its interec f'lC ron ; ' · · .,, • , , • 'lotiaes Adulta only. Mrs. Fred Langlotz section wlth State Highway Route Servel Re&jgerator; South Fourth Street, Sqlaaw, near Pomeroy Higlt School, 324 No ... , th lh t I •th Hasaoclr:; Mi~:hlgan; BE&."'I'ARD ARNOLD, RUMMAGE ~A«<U from . .,~ ; ence nor cas er y WI • Bookea9e', whose laat known addteu ,la unE POif. Office Aprft :20, 28, 2'7, 28. · Malo. Phone 302-X. 4-UI-6t: the center of said state hl~:hway ! lfall tree; know~:~; WILL1AK ARNOLD, .m,. • f-21).31p Several cboice apartments in Mid- to a point 26Jl2 chain. ·east of tbe Stands: whose laat boWD. addreu ia ·COJ.. dleport; two in New Haven. ce~~e:: n~rth and s()uth lin-e of 'Mirror· umbUJ, Ohio~ Bllnclle Warner. TnUer apace IDqulre fK4 Broad . saJCi section ; thence &outh to the P<Hrt. ROte Digger; whose Jut kD.iJwn addreu was Col· (2) Cord OfThonks way, KiddlePorl Gli'der· umbw, Ohio; AU the unknown 3 _2H! . south ~ine of s.aid section; thence 'we ,wish to extend our sincere - west 26.52 cha1ns to the center 25 feet Lawn hose; heirs, devlseee, legalefiJ. eoetathaW to friends and neiRbbon ~ Five room modoB~~ APART- rwrth and soutb line of said seeBird Baths; ton, administrators Ind. llllia:DJ of MENTS, ~th laundry and gar- tion; thence north 40 chains to 1 MAGGIE NuON d -• .. lb. Ewln& Funeral Home, Hand Lawomower· o --..no • ~WW~i and the Rev. WaldO J. Bartel.s aa:e. A. N • Benll'eL 1-24-U t he place I}( be.gmniru:, containillg Ironing Board: • All the unkllon helra. devisees, tor kindnesses and expre&slons For ~;.j-· Ledden II acres, more or Jess; being a 1 Lot of Briea Brac· legatee.~, executors, adminlttra-of sympathy durina: t.be iUnes• Scaltol.d Boards, ~rap Cloth&' part of the same real estate con- ~ 12 gauge Winche~r pump gun; tors, and u~s of MlliTON Aft.. and death of our mother, Mn. CliatoD Pilher Middleport. · veyed to Charles E . D. Shenelieold and other ~des of peraonal NOLD, deceased; AU the unknown Lena Hoeflich. Tbe Children PJloa.e 1128r.-x.' by N.J. Paul by deed or reeo-r d in property too numerous to men- heirs, devtaeu. Ieptees, execu• 4--20-lte , Volume 106, pa-ge 379, Deed Re· tion. tors, admlnlltratorJ, and asallns rent-Electrlc cords of Meigs County, Ohio; als{) Sale 10 commence at WILLIAM. L. ARNOLD. I)ECEA,S. WANTED ·To Hin 1'rtlck r.all or ~~teamer. CUnUn Fiiher, tbat real estate conveyed to l:OO o'clocl:: P. M. ED; AU tbe .unknown heirs, de~ ~one~~er ~~~ C~= 1 _dleport. Pb. 8266--X Charles E. D. Sh!!nefleld b.v ·Mary Term~: Cash in hand m day viseea, ter;atees, executors. ad_;;_~__;,.,:c:-::::-:::"''::':':~:-:-:::= APARTMEN'i· for rent. See Mrs. Mal ey and Charles F. Maley, by of sale. ministratora aod asdps of JAIJ4IF YOU WANT TO BUY A GOOD Ira Fields or call Fields Garage, deed of record in Volume 116, Fred ES BYRNE, deceased: will take Jeep STATION WAGON. 1948 Phone Tu-22300 or page 374• Deed Records of Meigs Executor of th:'~·oi notice tbai .Loqta B. Vauaban. Ad· 223 oo. Model in exceUeat running 4:'-0n..16-6tc County, Ohio; being also the .same MaiJ'ion S. Rad-for-d. Deoeased minlstratDr of tbe Eetate of LuditloD with coOd Ore• all 'round real estate conveyed to John H. John Handley, Auet.t6 neer ('ioda Arnold, d~e*Jed. filed bl1 turn sipal1, OD HURRY ON SPACE FOR 2 TRAII ..ERS. $6.00 Sltendield by deeds of r ecord in Not responsible for accidents. petitlon on Mil-ch 21, 1958, in tbe TIUS ONE. FIR81' $29S TAKES week. Water furnished. 551 Rus· the office of the Recorder of A Probate Court of Meln Coaa.ty, tt. Phone 8896 Middleport. eve· sell St., Gravel Hill, Middle· Meigs County, Ohio, to-wit: VDI- pril 6' 13' 20 ate. Ohio. Cue Number 17,115 allea:nlna:a. ·- - -t-5--fitp port, Ohio. 4-20-RtJI ume 122, page 455; Volume 153, ing that the -periOnal estate of page 68; and Volume 164, page 13. -- LIGAL NOTICE nld deetden~ 11 iosufficlent to 1!'1' OUR EIJ!:C'l'R(INIC t:I:ECR& &-room HOUSE, 647 N 2nd St. , Excepting thereout and there'l'he undersiJned will sell the pay her debts and that aald LuTAllY TAU YOUR WANT Middleport . Phone 6087-Y. Mr~ from 1 aerc, more or l,ti!. on the Real Estate formerly owned by Clnda Arnold ii aeized in fee timADS AT YOUI CONVENIENCF. J, H. Mitchell. 4·20-3tc wel;t side of state · Hh11tway Etna Pearl KJrby jn Rqtland pie of the foUowJns described IN THE BVMINGS. CALL arl. Route No. 325, · conveyed by Township, ·M elp County, Ohio, at real estate: INCOME TAi-~8Ea.VJC&. 17) He~p VVanted Charles E. ll. Sheneiield and Lola the ortil:!e of Crow and Crow, Situate In the County of Meigs, Shenefie ld to Roger T. Shefle£ield, Pomeroy, OhiD at 2 O'Clock P. M. State of Ohio, and in the Townlllddleport UTO, ' 2-8-t I I CAR nuop needed. Over 18 >·ears bY deed of "" 11 te Apr1·1 30. 1935 , Apr1I · 24th, 1956. sh1p of Salisbury, and beiaa: in SAYI DON'T Y'OU KNOW? I or age. Bailey's Drivc·ln. 4·20-3tc and of rocord in Volume 143, Property is appraised at $2600 Fraction No. 6, Section No. 1:5, · Baker'• will ~e JOU the ~Jt ( 181 E-ployment page 339. Deed Records of -M-eigs and l:!annot be sold for le51 than Town No.2, and Rance No. 13 of trade on fumitUI"fl or aoplla.n-••' Coun ty, Ohio, lo which reference thilt sum. . . the Ohio Company's Purehase, and t:el. 4 6-tl CARPENTER WORK WANT_E_D-Is here made for il more ·particular Sale subJect to the approvll of more particUlarly bounded aDd dc.scription uf said exceptiOn . the Probate Cc.urt, Meigs CoUIIIty, • described Ill· follows, -to wit: D. A. Milam, Rl. I, Langsville, fh e n•t amo l of I d d Ohi Ohio. 4-16-6tp " · un an edo. Beainnina liS~ rods West from 0 AUTO !)erv ICes crihed in I hi~ tract is 110 aet"ea, George A. Meinhart. Admin· tlte Northea~t corner of said Fracistrator of the Estate of Etna tlon No G.i. tbence West on · tbe L H. RAWLING SONII CO. - 2f (20) Business ~ervK~ more or lcss . TRACT NO. Tlte followina: Pearl Kirby, Deceued. North line of aaid fraction 28 rods . 2 hour Wrec:ter Service. DIY JOHN HANDLEY, Auctioneer, de:fcribcd real estate situate In (4) 19, 20, 21-3te . to a · PhoAe 122'7. Nla:ht Phone 6039Phone 940-X ..._ _ _ _a_-28-tf Section 36 Township 7 Ran&e 10, X. llODGE-PLYll0111"11 DEAL0 . c . P., Solem Town:thip, MeJ'ss ORDIR OP ATTACMMINT ' and ER& 11-1-11 li.ADIO &: TELEVISION SERVICE County, Ohio: Beglnnln• Ill the Tho First National Bank, stake on Phone 200. Cleland Appliance c1mtcr of ·the road leadln< from Ra•lne, Ob1'o Cotllolete WHEEL ALIGNMENT, ._ we.s 1 corner I · Store, 118 W. Main Sl, Pomeroy v d 1 k:ancina aad brake aervice. 2-23-tf Sale m Cenler 'tn Vinton. at a s eed ed 1o J onath an c arscm b y lb e Hackett'• Safety Service, west pomt due east of lhc ceJ\!cr of Cleo ·M. Lane satd Edward FQSter, deeeaaed; -Mala Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. said ~cct ion; thence north ~ 6.0, Before R. E. Grindley Sr. ' thence North IS ·rods and 19 links Pbflne 287. s·a-u cha ins. thence e ust lu the east Justice of Peace. District-3 1 tu tlte place of beginning, eon· .line of tho lands of Knot b: ·t hence TS&uad 4-13-~ talolng 87/160 o£ an acre, more south wttll Knott$' east line 6.55 (4) 17, 20, 24-atc . or less. ch;•in ~; thence west with oJine or - - - -----Consistlng of a house and lot, Dale Mc-Millen's land to the north· of Moigs County, Ohio. · abd being the same property wrst cornt!r Qf aald McMillen Excepting thereout and there- deeded to WiUiam L. Arnold, de· tract; -t ht,nce s-outh wlt·h Mt"MHJ- from 3 acres, more or •less, in the eeued, by the heirs of ~ward QUlL'K SERVICE Oil W11ote.b. l\.e- !:!n 's cast hne to center o£ State south p<~rt of S&id tract, dcscr-Jb- Foster, deceued, Marc:b 24, 1870. ,.Ulaa by Faelor7 Trained Highway Route No. 323: thence. ed in de~d from John and Mabel 1 The prayer of llld petition is watchmaker. COLLINS JEWE- southea.stcrly, fiJllowinR the cen· l Shenefield to Rocer T. Shenefield, for the sale of the above deacribLERS, Pt'mero,.. t.a.tf ter of !laid state ·highway to i•ll> 1of record In Volume 182, pase 1, ed real estate aecordinl' to the liU DODGE "-door Sedan, clean. junction with the road leading Deed Records of Metgs County,. statutes in such cues made nd 'SIIJ8. Blaettz:~l't't, PomtrO)', Ohio. CORBIN DRn.LJNG CO. J!"or water lrom Salem Center to Vin-ton; Ohm, to wblch refwenee i& here provided. 16-17-414 well drilllna:, wrltt Box 94, Ra- thence n~>rtherly witb the center made for a part.lcular description _The 1bove named defendants cine, Ohio, or call 409'1, Ripley, of Baid Salem Center-Vinton Road of said excepti-on. Will take further notice tllat tbey W. Va. collect. 4·18-otp to the place of bc&innlnr;t:, con· The net amount of land deJo have been made parties dtfend• taining J' acre .~. more or less, and crlbed jn this tract it 12 acre.. ant to sald petltlon aDd they are being the same real e11tale con- more or Jess. required to anawer the same on voyed to John H. .and Mabel M. TRACT NO. 3. The followinl or before the ·26tb day of Mu "''""' 1 She11efield, by deed of date Octo- rt>a~ estate ttltuate in MortJD 1958. Louis B. Vaughan, ber, 1920, and Vol- _Township, Gallia County, Oblo, 1n Administrator of the El· ume 122, Section 33, Township '1, Rln1e 10, J tate of Lucinda Arnold, 0 . C. P., ilnd bounded and do deceued, PLAINTDT cribcd as follows: Beln.& all that AND O'BIIIEN Good Clean Uoed Caro .part of the north half of die aordl O'BIIIEN ' Altor..,.a tor PllloUif. AU Makeo and Modell ~ast quutcr or said 5ecUOD wbich Ilea ea!tel4y I)( Stlte W4f!" (3) 23, 30; (4) 6, IS, 20, 2'1: way No. 325, cootainlnJ ~ Kret. mor-e or leu. ~ AUTO SALES Said premiaes are IPPNised its follows.: Tract No. 1 at $7000.00. 1 Tract No. 2 at $2500.00. Tract No. 3 at $300.00, Tracts Noa. - 1, 2 and whole at $10,300.00. Wln-~ry Child Said premises will be fl:rat jof. Is. the theme of fercd for\sale · etp~rltttly and ed.u. week a11 a whole. IC the 1um bJd lbr. he· IJ'Om said p~- ~~ately exee a Sell, Trade or -- YO!I Get Tb- Dellelouo • • • • Sundaes Molts Shakes Dillies METROPOLITAN Phone 8184-X MERE'S ANOTHER EXClTING fe~U,JU601t OFFER to .fARM EQUIPMENT OWNERS ••• ' --:-~----- Last RI'feS Held On Wednesday For Mrs. L. Hoeflich Funeral services for Mrs. Lena Hoeflich were held from the Ewing Funeral home, Wednesday at 2 p. m. with the ' Rev. Waldo J. Bartels, pastor of tbe Federated Church c.((jclating. BUrial was in Beeeb Grove Cemetery and pall beaTers were Earl George Hoeflicb, ReinlJ Llnd , Gerald Mcintosh, Bob HoefiKh and WUUam Cbl1d.s. Coming from out ~"Of .town for the services Mr. aod ·Mrs. Earl Mr. alld Mra. -Mn. Alma Mrs · Mrs: D-. w ··'t •I/U1 rlao• , Thom eLliDn, •Mn, E mma c onnnr, Mrs. Freda Beuclller, Mm. F'lw· ence Easterday and Mrs. WiHiam }'oss and daughter, Nelsonville. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mdnto(lh and c'bildren and Miss Marlyo &lcInt011h of HUJttiDgton: Charlene Munn and Mr. and Mrs. George Foss, Athens. You cail WIN ono of thoso flvo VACATION TRIPS FOR TWO You have something To An· nounte, Let A Daily Sentinel Display Ad or Wont Ad be Your Representative, ft'RtJOTUJ\A.L I BEAJIB OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ...._,,a ........ ~ - They Get Residta - fiDaAP IRON - IIJ:'I'A.U' CONCRETE BLOCKS H lttork IMHII •utti'Pif dtill .. ,... ow Wetl4. A Superior Service b Competelll Embalming hllhtl nd t.t~ndnt - full of lll~tory. fa:vrth P.U. One ol tM Wlftd'• - - ,.,ulat'' . . . . . hY...L - FULTON THOMPSON FERGUSON and OLIVEthJEALEIIS ' !84 W MaiDS: S~rvlee AI Maelllne Shoo PomtJ'OV. 0 .. ••1 t~~~~~:~~~~~:~l~ . DON'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR 1'1':,. COME IN AND SEE F0R'YOURSEUI ' AndTh,se.CorsAre Priced To Move . ' ' ·1953 Buick ~ :uo., 4 door, 2 tone brown finish . Lots, Lots of Special 4 door, 2 tone llnllill, ' Uaht 1®. dark green body, rai!IO, hwer, , tlnlell . extru. IJI(hldin. r.adl~ heater. rw-s tirut. ShOWI &lass. seat covers, extras 1a1~ Tires like new, locally OlYDed. . · · . /1295 . 00 ' '\ . . 1913 Chrysler lleltlfoua also ment of the Ohio chN, thil lnterdeaomlnltlODII pro. lflm is now ia ttl 32nd year Ia tbll otote. WindsOr cl1,1b sed. Local· own~. J,.ovely light ueen flniall, radio, heats, ws tires, ' like new ~!~aide IJ!ll out. Tbla .Ia really a fbie car. Very ahaa'p. I . • Trevy-Finsnrwold Funeral Home PhMtW . ,. Lifo, ' •, ' c... -I . - - Real Estate Broker In MiDDLIPOitT, OHIO 6116-M l'HONU 6111 MINDED uveua ' ' ' ''J.I!lM$1 tO. ·avNIJr· iT"'tiO~!Il " U.. old of lbo SLUC7.70 ---HE'S VERY· ABSENT- US FOR A ·,usED CARS· · ob£0 wm ARE ABSENT· MINDE:O '1 --- SEND FOR MY FREE BOOK l' LL GE;T THAT BOOK FOR .QUALITY . area cation more than I lhfnl . ,•• COME IN INSURANCE AGENqlr . ·.-- Plro; A-n•. .-.ltti ACCIDINT o~~y •"'I .boll~ a~~d hautlfvl l•l•nd ., Mogle. ~ One Vital Port 0[ .. Pt.R IS !' l'D wltole, said bid tracb aoldailse-11 t lte amount forwiU tM be nme parately; If the sum bid for tbe said preml.!iea as 1 wbole exceeds .the., amount bid for alid traet. · parately, said p"'mim wiU be .sold as a w.hole.. . ..-- ·· Term!! of 84le: CASH. Vernon H. ·McCoy, 11 Acimlniatrator of Mile Eatale of John H. Shenefield, n. ceased. H. W. & W. P. C~ettbltton, Attorneya for ~e adminiat.rator. r<) 13-20-27; r&) •u.ate ,. LONDON nnrl Apri/23,to 29 . 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