https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/63af7f48c732908d87fbb89c0733eee8.pdf d6f7fe28cb4128ee514cfc7369c8e6d1 PDF Text Text .,,. ' , I . • ' I • ' e :Mrs. Robert Schmoll had a .Sprinl CaD.BSta party dlb pllll: week when me presented the :oriz~- wltb - . . . of hloorniq paosi:es. Tlhllt reeeivi&g prbet: were ·K n. · Richard Gres1, Mrs. Ralph Gibbs Jr., Mrs. Lionel Boua, Mrs. Edw&td FrenCh. .....,•• S. Schaaf, Mlcldlell"rt SDcleiJ r.dlto< - Pbone 6079 l.ul'llle Bearhs Hawjtins. Po"leroy SDclety :;F.dt::;::;to:::r~;;.:,Pb.:::::on:::e;,.::82:;44~---...;;;;;__ _ _ __ POMEROY SOUETY Baptist Youth fellowships Spring Rally Held In Middleport Attracls Eighty Eigh.ty young p e o p I e and their adviow.rs attended .the Spri~ Ral1y of the Baptist Youth Fel· Jowsbips of the PQmeroy Baptist Association at .t he Middleport Fim Baptist Church Monday evening. Virginia Arnott, Racine, president, presided and introduced the guest speaker, Jean McCoy, Vinton, district repreaentative of the BYF in Southeastern Ohio. The devotional Mn'ice wa11 presented by the Cheshire BYF and the invocation was given by Mrs. T. T. Shelton, Pomeroy. Special music for t be service was given by the youth ch&ir directed by Mrs. Martha Bu1$f;Jl with Carolyn Rowh as pianist and a number was also given by the combined seniQr and junior ch&ira. DQn \Vaught read the scripture Ieeson and Rev. Wesley JenkiM, pastor of the Ratine Church gave thE' offei'tory prayer wi.t h four 1oung men fr:om Cheshire as ushers. The program included -tw~> moving pictures: an tllustrated 'lief'- mon "You Can't Win'' by Dr. Bob Mr. and Mrs. Edwarod IMdnt:oah Jones Sr. and a film showing var- aDd family of Dayton were suniou typea of musical worship day gums of bit pt:.l'eBtB, Mr. suDg b)' the ehoir from Bob JllD- and Mrs. Howard :MclDtosb and es University, daughter, M1Ba Hartiett. During the business meeting Mrs. Ru·th Virlinla Aten end tbe attendance award wn wolt by aon, TDmmy, qeft SUnday for their Cheshire with 28 present and it home, Chleaio. m ., after a v.ia.it wu announced that the Fall Rally with her mother, iMr:s. NeUloe Mor· would be itr September at the Ra- rls ·and other relatives. cine Church. Other churches NM:r. and Mn. Walter Delay '8lld preaented at tbe Rally were Ra- dauchter Rtrth and Mrs. Marcia cine, Chelbire, Pomeroy and IHid- Delay of Columbus were weekend dlepOJit. cueats (If MJ.. and ·Mrs. IQbrr Sm1tb Tbe recreational period was -of N;ye Avenue. directed by Mr&. Elmer Wickham, Weekend guests ol Mrs. Emma Pomeroy. Local women served the Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Max FoJ. refrqlnnents with Dr. Edward mer were tbe former-'s dau~ter Parker, aupply pastor Qf the Pom- antd son-in-l-aw, Mr. •and Mrs. How· eroy Chureb, Jiving the blessing. On the food ~ommlttee were Mrs. ani Rou&h and daugbtf!!ll of Fol· lansbee, W. Va. Willis Antbolly, Mnl. David Dartt ·Mr. and Mrs.. Harley strong 'llJld Jr., Mr.o•. PaUl Smart and ·Mn. .aons of WilftaviJie were iUHtll T. F. H11wklns. Plans were made ()( .her parents, Mr. and lira. to combine the groups to l(ive a Henry Reibel Saturday. play which would be used as a Mr. -and. Mrs. Henry Reibel and money-raU.lnt project When it :Mr. and Mra. Donley Reibel -and was &lven at .the various churches dau~~:bter Donna vislteod Sunday ·i n in the usocl&tion. Gal'lipolis with Mr. and ·Mrs. Earl MIDilLEPORT SOCIETY Mrs. William: Hovatter, Pearl Street is in Akron where her daughter, Mt'8'. W . H. H ovatter, has been l't Mr. and 'Mrs. Bernard FultJ: and bahy daughter hav-e NJ.turned from Columbus where lhey ;;;pent the weekend. - Mrs. F.arl Warnke accompanied Mn. Walter Crooks and daughter Jeanette to Pt Pleasant High School Munday to attend the Sentor play. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. 'Bnllt'r, .Tack . eon. and Mi~W Polly Ka'IT, CQlumbus spenl Lhc weekend with Mr. and Mrs. c . n. K!trr, Sr . .and Polly Ann Bauer. Jon M, Schaaf who j, employed In Columbus, wu a weekend stue11t ot his ffiQlher, Mrs. E. s. Sthaaf •d family. M.r .and Mn;.. E. L. Hu~hea of the Ru1bos Electrical Corqpa11y were ID Huntingtun Soturday On a bU:::~"c~~PR.upe was a business vi.litor ln Gallipolis Monday. Mn. Cline Malthewa' birthday was celebrated Sunday at 8 41nner at the Ob!Q State University Stud· ent Union. Mr .and Mrll. Noah Huklns and son, Charles, spent Sunday with her brother, Cline Mathe~. and his wife and attt!nded the dinner. The HaiJldns bmily alao vi.Jiled Mr and Mra. Richard Matthews and children. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cline visit~ Mr. and Mrs. Latayl!tt,.e. Cltnf!' , WingeU Run, and Mr. and Mn. Walter rung, New Matamoras, Sun. day and Mrs . R. E. Wilson, Sb.ldeo had a family dinner Sund11y 11nd Mr. and Mrs. Ru&~ell Will&ft. Middleport were amon~~: the_ aueata. Mr. and Mr.!. Har&ld Hubbard and daughter, Uru:la Grimm hid 1 dinner Sunday for M'r. and Mrs. WUiilm Hubbard lftd children of Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. AlbOJ't Schleicher (Mary Ohllnler), Cleveland, were IUI!Bta at the Rutland Junl;r-Senlor Prom Friday evenlni an apent lbe weekend with Potr .and Mn. WtlUam Ohllnser and family. Mlu Nancy and Mias Shelby lleadowt, Rand, W. V.a., were overntt:ht .ruesta of the.ir aunt IDd uncl.to, Mr. and Mn. ll'aul Mournlni. and famiJy lut Week and U. .tended the Middleport Junior- Sen- lee, and her family and other relatives In this area. Gl orl a SWlllll'iOD, Ga II ,tpol'11!1, v1sited her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Swanson, and farolly wbUe she wa.s working in Meigs County this past \Y!!ck with tbe Valley Belle Da'i.ry Company. Mr .and Mrs. Burnie Derry have moved into McMasttor'~t apartmenta Brownell Ave. Middleport. Mr. Oerr, a former Interior palnt-er at Ohio Uni~r.sity i.1 a• .sodated with the CJ'i.nlon Fisher Company, Contractors, Middleport, Ohio. Ohio University Journall'sm Prof. To Speak Here Other members -present Milia:, lin. Charles Bradblll7 and Miss Barbara Stout "nle hoateaa served a spring ulad at dte eloae of the party. The · nut meetlna: will be held. at the ·home of ·Mrs. Charle& BradbUry. Mr. I • j Shakespeare Club MUIIAY M. CHOnNII, Vk:e President Nlxon'a eunpa1p. manager, U lhoWn at the federal buildlnB lD lloa Angelea, aocepttq a aubpomaa from u. 8. Marshal Robert W. Ware (~t). 'l'he ·8Ubpoella cal1a for Cbotiner to appear 1D Wubingto.n on M&)' 2 tor teJtimOIU' rep.rding bii 11880Clatkm w:itb HerDUUl Kravl~ of A..tlanttc Ctty. N. J., a bl&cklleted Army uniform maker. TI,Je Benalit lll....up.Uou ll@oommitt.ee ..,. lnveattq~ UD11'orm. ( lnte7'tliiiUonGI BOUMIIl.oko) maJdn.K contract.. ant """·I Mi.u li:tbel GIJ'Iand, pr<sldent ••d ..... Pbil Wllliamooa, ; William B. DoWDle and Mrs. Jed Weblter Sr., members of tbe &enlor Slutte.poare Club Jell • tJWi l mor'nlag for .ColumbUJ wbere they 'wl)3 tltteDd the conveDtioo of tblt Ohio.i'ed.enrtlon of WOm.'l c;lubJ. The eluba of tile ·Mtbeut ciJI. triat are tbe holtoeuel for the conwntlon alld .the lOCal group will fumilh refreshment& and also fav· . ora ·which are small baOf of salt. Tbe II'O~p wiU alao serve u Pates fO< tbe eonve1111on on Wedoiesdity. I ... <tal(, ~~:.:v•G-eorge I .. Wilsons Ho/d ·_; T key o· for SoiJ·•.}·lill.lf Tbe !lfl)on Of Dl!moerals and Reioiii>U· Cllllll. _ VrokJ<.Va,;po mu01 a &oe polllt of.ioollll )011111. ooftly ~ ·' aquarela A6cklillll with ahirrin, and Vallaee. moulcb a bodice to tho Nth de,ree. The walllline noaepy and lace ballded triple den 1ft caUII for JPOl'tl ~itement. Jn Brookohlre dol.... awbo. Ll&ht l>lue, p)llk, rod. .brown, y&]low or lilao wilh ,wl:iito &;a.. SJ...7. i:JS. 1 . 8.95 ELBE R" FELDs·· ' ~ · -~ ,• . · · · ~ • ,:,. !'7 / . llllli lolr,L Carl 'lim and dauahter llloo Mil'~ ~ . . l : '· ·' thdJ I~~~Seb:rf.~I!!t Viller. state office.s for wbleb men are vinting are Secrnary of State, ~te SuperiDtendent of Schoot., Auditor, 'l'Teasurer, ""'":I ney General and Commissioner Agricultqre, Hittillg d01er to borne, Counliaaa will have an ~vote for - Incumbenl ~eetinl of tole Pllrel>t probl~ of •. zus IUI*"Waehablesnwl.lntSOcolon. '5:! -No---· _, . ~ - .... ····- ..,... ......... ·-1 . ol 'JOUI lloonl. ' -' R... loawo two "rrp!" aid& CJ>Oo. flom our .. ... of .pollOI.... ~ leltWoll, "' .n popular... . . . ' ~)lou ....Od ~~IDe, we'll be abd 10 out if!ot ~ fdoOD 1111 IIODdorcl wldJh 1011, 1D uj '-&do J11a . .... ' ,, cL"1Ml'ON fISH 1R'CQ ' -.. sal.. . PAINT llllfi.Y · :r ·, ' \. •,. ~ • Service ..~ '. . . _ - .. 1,. 5 MIDDLEI'OIIT, OIUO ..' • , ., ' ' ·0:'B11 AKER F THI BRIGHTEST 1 bHialtop with' the exceptioD of the hea.V)' wire "dia· has witb - . PlaJU f« Four cases were beard JD· local seedittt .Qf .t he ball diamond and. courts today and yEstenlay. A sUl'tiOundtU. liMa .tbls ran. Volunteer wolbaw hav~ wDtn'buted to D~Dht&ton mu wu bouad t& ttfe work -q~ed .f'Or th• sLaetesa the crand jill')'.. ' or the l>fOjeel. Ia Juatlce ~pi•' tbia N4VY. : J!ld Kiser, \ _, • ..,. · - - <04 Downington Man son. The steel is ready Is Bound :Over .· whieh ·lis on order and t·he mondseedo!l To Grand'Jqry are beee. reaci:Y a complete momina:, Harold L. Howell. 21. Dowlliii(IOD, WU bound Qo the IJHDd' Jl.ti'Y on • bnta~ o~;:barae" Howell was 8'l'l'e6tied TueSdll:v by Sberift - Ob»rk!B •Russell on • AWOL ebal'&e m... lit_e tJ, S. .Ji1ow,.,,.. l!!b lllo loemiiiJ, tw1oe tilt ....r Alllltlloot· and .DMI.JW.'2'.! f .. ' • . 'lrilh oleDdor bucJ&ob..r-.... tm,o.•..... ma.tet. waUl clone iD Super Kem-- Toaal ; ,..liD....... t.m.i.a'a Faverita Ia a .. ·' houra. ' Wluot oWl 11oe lnllh aew "cisual"l'uhlons 1D Deltoa- 8bor rup ...:,.n...,t,. ... ~ EoamoL b . _ oalllDOOII>- )1, c1r1oa ' easy ·on )'OUr b~dget · from rev~rsible for ·t~ice the ·. wear Her. II the . . . . _way tO bee.utifW uw walla. Sup~~" Kem-Tobe loti on fut and euy, Dn.1p • touah . Klo.GJoOfo IMiddl,'eport bu a Cirst.-claas. ball diamond almost completed ae~ord­ ins; to the report ol the ·Mtddlep&rt Park .A.a&octatlon, IDe. which ·has 'had a coiDmlttee wtnting on .this proJect .under .the dll'!Ution of Lewis H. Sauer and Ctg'tJa. JtDidn· Congressman On th& Republican mer congreBSman Jobn D. HobliUeiJ, Humphreys, and Robert The race for ',10\'t'rDor Virginia promisello be an l~t.J:es'ij 1.poattioDO wttlcb wilt. be _. on tng one with the Republicana · the board were ~ to atteiMI ing three in the race, John T. Copbut were DOt pn!I6Dt. The,r were enhaver MiUard A. HolUciay Sr Kel11>. Amol<l of Nn Ha..., ond and Cecil H. Underwood are seekMrt. c. P. !Stout. S'toul 0101 Rood ing the nomination. ll"e prasentf7 ·men:iben. Of the The governor's race takes on a .bori. apecial flavor for Mason County ' ~taM, ch~ wlttl · JI:'QIHupport was placed 011: probatiou tht. momiDJ by Juvenile Judie John Bacon;, ~ ·in M.1yor E. F. RobinSOn's . · ~ olrte rlne end t'(ISts q&lntt JH~ie StHlwagmer, Pomeroy, w«"e 8118Pettded J)t'Ddint lood bebaYlQr, ' 'Sbe waa ~ """""""' 0111 l'!!f- of it>loxlc.itfoo """ .q$1 , ~... 'lottpa,.. . . Third Relative Re~.rted Dead· ~ Month's Time For the third .time in lair than one JD,onth, :Mi1. Lou ,: Mourning, Ra~ Street, !Middleport, •h as been notified! of the death of a 'J"elatlve·. Her mother's Mra. El.illbeth Oates died this ainke. Sur- B. G. · 'l'lto , - . . ... . wu Speeding Charge Gets $10 Fine In Fisher's .. Court -- ,. P0liCe Search LaUDChed FOr Ml'ssm'g TaXI• ._! Renovated R . I with Euro- served tbree J'eM'I fhe pean Tbeatre or OperatiOGs iD Germany. In anoouocine the aPOOintment, Eagon said: 'There are now Veteran For O'Neill Committeez wiU abi>UI plant • ·- ~~ti,Jiot~~ C'or1>.t •at J.. J,f'7 tt:e • ··~ > · : or NmonaJ Jte. search CWp. of.~Camb~~· wHl ttt'hr'_.. -~ '1.00,000 pound! annually. .• The third ,._., M' hrk.,.. burw will ... Wtt ~ C..WUndum M.t•ls Co. H :.tn tupply •bout 500.100 pouftlh Nth ,..,. . Production is .xpected r. _. undwtwar .at .... pl..ta l.tfe &n 1957. n.. cendruc:tf• wUI M financ• . . ...., r.,. the . . . pliers. n. ll"n••aom will ,., ,..._far the.,...... find untt tien, ·~ ,. nw111on wfthln otlf.._.., ., "" ..t.atliiW end of Nch ,.., cluriftll fht fffto ,.... ,_...-.. ' Tbe 1!bree eOIItl'aetAQ 'W'el"' amona: 10 £mu• wbieb bJd for tbe zi.reon.ium. budaess In. addition to IH~ildhl,if tile aew planta &he AEC UIIOUDtt'd tbe8e . other mrov,. to booet .z.in:oo.ium Akron,. N. Y.-wlll Polio Vaccine lnnoculations Now Underway off/.. w .!lllnoaily. •• _ Clifront J. Rltode•. 1101> aliiW Street, P(IJIM!rqy, Ohio, waa fudlY ~ appointed ·Chairman or t'he-O"ftfitl V-eterans' Committee in Meig.s County. Tbe aMOuncement. of the appointment a..arl the orgarrilaUoo of .the loc.tl veterans t:"ommittee was made by Herblt{t Eagon, DeJa ware, Chairman am Ric.iJ.ard L. Si,ms .. Columbll8 Secretary of tile ONeil! For_ GI'W.ernor Veter.aos' Comm1ttee m Ob1o. Eagon, a World War U and Korean vetera11 with tw.ent)'·nine ye~ service i:J active in the Ohio NahonaJ Guarod, presently serving as Chief 'Of Staff of the 37th In· fantry Division. Simll is- a l'a'ellt returnee from aetive duty :baving -ea. 1<11 !be ...m., Democrats .siDCe Joe F. Burdett of iD eta.;. of Obarta Cart', Pl Pleasant ioi on,. of Ul.e eadld Junior Hale ol RuUaod dlaraed - - ""' -le prjnclpal oflbe·M..W School He with intoxication forfeoi~· a S15 nd Oaa Jarul{ .of So\ri&side at- first mtroduced Juie11 Breen, appearance bond in the court of cepted the ln·vlta"tiOD, of tbe PTA direetar ·or m.trumen'W muai.C! 1t Middleport Mayor C. 0. Fisher, CJ'OUP and 1tlre«f their · idea coD- Wablma. BnJen, tben preeented , \loDday evening. Hale had been e•rn~ several dift!Ct WueS .,.. .l14te ~~~ of f~•. sixth and '":arrested by officers BOlilic and brought ·to- t!bem 1w peop1e in the ~M~"¥entb ~~ pupili. The band 'Nca1. audience. Plll.l'ed • · ~am of four ft.lecCharles E. Young, Cheshire arBotb candidate. told· the IJ'OUp tion.s and Breen nPlained the rertC(J by ·offiCer Neal for speed-~led llrot ~....., l"•nBII differeio\ ftl,atrUments lo tho PTA ing was assessed a fine or $10 and for jm>VIde beUer meml!ero ......... _ The county health department costs by May&r r \ ler. .scbools ·tor the people and cttU· · . dl'en of ·tbe eOQD1:J. Rood com.D llrial the meetiq, the 1roup repor.ted that Salk Vaccine Polio Shots are now beina l(veo to tbc meatfA "J am nrmtng for die "-oted: to ..ftile the yearly due~~ l 1 through 15 year old P'OUPB at Bomt PI EdU(:'Btion for' tthe cbil· fNm tW~tve eema to fifty the healt·h department office. dr<n of MIIBOI> Col!llly." ceo!la. Mil. ·,Aild! Sinlth'a Sbtb The shot_,, which are the· first Both men 911ld that Oil> IDY ta- Gtlde' roGni T.Pn tb& book for the of the .series, are .bei,.g given sue Jillo~ bofotO them, If eleqled ~ '-~!IJ ' 01> at .!be meet- from 9:30 until 11 :30 A.. M. ind 1 they tb!nll. of the weifioe ... "' until 3 P. M. They will . 'o(f«· of the d!ll<lmi ·nrot. d«<"" ' ~e Ill•: :· : )I'.O .Ibe tiltol ono ed until Frid1J1. Parent eonsent "' lhat thOy . d not be of tbe )'<jp,. . . . _ wil>b alips are required bref~e ani rh<.tt tRON1'0N, 0 _ UP-Pillice today trolled 1!7 '111 · pressure aroupo • pot ~~ -~inn.,. aorved at tile will be administ-ered, a·:' S"pqkessearched for a missinR taxi cab hi the county. KhOot ·add · atteniclett . b)' nearly man for the department Rpol;'ted. JonOII told lfle lt'OUP tbat he oae ·b~IICIIt;.j PII'<!IIIJ •\'II e,bildren.. l11.11t seen 'q-ear Gr{!oCnup, Ky. wM eP.i'Dat on&mln ·fute In •DY Cab Driver JOhn Fraley. of thf' county ind' would &ef!Y'e u 1 bolrd Courtesy C~b Co.: told po.ltce thai e•_'po "' rts ',Middleport Cltllre!J member in the beet lnteresb ot two men htred htm to .d nve them , Being t~e Clionty. Wben· asked directly to Grc~up Tuesday ~·tgbt. CINCINNA'l1, '0~ t.Jli-.L.-'Ptoduce: . James SuHivan a·nd- A. R'-i.seu if be ~341 aftY cOiifteotiODI at all He said they had h.tm stop the wtth a ·POiitleal facUoa. · in tbe E111, ltiout steero-; eoasumeN Jones arc working at. the ' tnt car. grabbed $8 from 'his shin county,\JarreU replied lhJt, lite· did A larae whlte tl~. h~ 40-U; · Presbyterian Churcll .this weel: on pocket and kicked him out of tht liot. ' tnediuma: 40; broW'! miX 40: · ema on other phase of th-r ~~~pn ear. BOOb candidates bvored 1 £air laue Sf. A Sf.37; A of .t he first floor ot ~h(i diuteh. , . I The trusl.oo<i o:f the· ·eb~b·' EMERGINCY RUN of property thi'OUIIIt- medium llld emphasizM ~ bavio& the wash .roonis r¢dflCOI1il· 'The Pomer()y Emer>geqcy Squad ed and other wo~ c~~et.ed in- was called t'O the 'hOme of Ed tbe ii}'Stallatron ,of' U~ht.s .. to Rapp in Mooker Run thie momim 'lpcl ~i·l room where ihe was sut!erirtt: from a J8 to bal:e cab- 1evere stroke. Dr. T. A.. Hewet9on · W'!f.k was called· to administer medi~l questiono tbeir · ea~id:acy. Gerald Bood of L,el- yiU .be fifty-three countkls of Ohio with aad hafaium oUtput: plans well under way to expand L '!be AEC'• current qp,pliet lt to each of tbe eighty-eight countier. -Carltarund!mt M.W. Co., 1Do. Candidates Air SehOolPriblems With Maso~ Co. riA AssGclation a~peai'ed before. .- ;hi:.~~wasof J:--F£\g:uson, ~~.llolta~!, J. Iloward ;New Middleport i Mason '!"'achera Altooc:laBall Diamond lim on Tu"""" eveol.,. and,_ ly ·dilcusaed schoo.br in Masoo Coul'lty and . . . , _ -~ost Complete asked tbem ..........., "'1te Nihtabula plant dUct£ of ed on ' ' 1 hy by ~Y~i~~:; -j W~ I~ ' Clifford Rhodes ~ be - Ute .omllhlilloh 1'19• t ' built ca.,,NaUonal N811ed T0 Dlfec "It •uwil' .~ · · , one million of ziroooilllll j Vets Comnnttee ~ 'ib\' P~a ~ ~e eon.. -. , Joee Other for ----- will n Ute ~ oi Ed,uci.Uon ilr 'M.uont COunty ......... ........ Tb• LTOX ,,' - the ...w tM,WICe Are-Many · · QA~I the only will now ensbta • ~p in .Wiweriel by " mvch • f4 houn. Plctur· th1t '; '/-,, "t . ,, ' ,. .-, ~t(.(»uncll . .• casu.al ru.-.g.s . _· ·. ,~ReinodpJ~g I m-,. Pellneroy Ohio •Np en ' 1(1. •nr round trip. PGstll eftlc'Ws polnt out Wabama Tag Day ·- . ·.- - - - - Nets Athletie Dailv Vacation • ' " " Dept ·: Bij)le Scb~l. Tag na, ... Racib:e Fire lngton __:-'---+ 'JULIA EoW'ARDS Two ealtCIIdotoo JUST ONI Senate end ~ WIN:ftp~bya b,:s.:<Arm)' LOYILY "NIW" . 'Barkley senoev.I for a: ·1 ' jDd Setretary James c. I pla011 were made for -the youth nlly which will be held 1t the ::~l cbur<h ne:<t Mooday cve11-l John111y Muaser, Ruth Ann Brotb· ...;· tillo. Amol<l, Emeat" Hall, t..mdli l"olmer, Norma J•aa: Bearhl Rov. om! Jlro, lloaer Blsmo, Mr. WASHINGTON UP- The Atomic Energy Commislionr has order· 1 e4 the construction of three new plants to produce zireonturu lor the rapidly incr<easing demands of the nation's atom~ ~ms. The plant& will be built at Park ersburg, W. Va ., Pensaco!:a, Fla., IDd kblabula, Ohio. They are ex pected to turn out aome 11 mtHion pounds of high purity zirconium metal in a five-year period. The plant ttl be foe ..... in th11 r.alon i1 nine mi ....... rl.,., tr.in , .......,..,,.. and abow RaHnawood. TM lootlon · 11 lmGwn a1 Wethington 11ottorn and eompriMS • traet of a.,..... xYnately 151 .,..._ Onto hu~ and fifty people will be emptoyecl et tfM pl.nt Initially. The new facility will lnelude an offl~ lllullcftno.. a ... P,.ration plfmt, • ..,... ~ tlon r.tllit •nd • ,..,.,_,_, ed •lenpkla the new vehicle an ,..,..,.., Postrnastllt' An..rt R111 The AEC contradlll, announced Mil WM1 NYW~~I of the IDQI Tuesday, Q.}J for apendiQg about post offlc:. 11111pfoytw. S...tinel $14 million a year for tbe out~t &f lbe three planta. Molt of 1tle zirconium and tbe bf-product hafnium oxide will a:o to tbe N•vy I 1 Temp~e, ,. fostoffice Makes Maiden Run i Construction !' To Be Above Ravenswood J• Miss Linda.. :Jolootoe entertained the memberi' of .tht Youth Fellow ship of tb6 !'.nterprtte EUB Chureh :Monday eveDint at ·h er home on tho booleaa F&l'eJ61!J11 Gearbort, Joyce Davl1,totJn• IJndaaad Friek e·n ttne lf~ r D · rf • • t / D • Th "• f y-rour ra 1c1pa e n rfano I PUN PlOTLUCK · IUPPIR· , ..,.;ta·/ ·He/.1u Sunuay .I At pomeroy Jumor • 1·oESMombera ol Evangeline Cbopter R..... ••• ..ted 1o brlna o~eanlng THE WHOLE COCKPIT ESCAPES aervod by • • SCene Of CheerJO ·• Club GatL-ring Rclre~hmeni.IJ Wttfl •• t Convention TOday Gr1nsfeaa Home Cbe.ster Rold. Durin1 the busin.en s0111lon In charp of Joyce Davis, president, -,. • IM~bers Leave For Youth Fellowshl'ps Attend ServiCeS U.-Jd /n Ga/''pol• Enterpl"i$e EUB Youth Fellowship Entertained Mon. • ~· 10 1ver • eqUipment with them wbeli they Thir.ty-four pupils or Meret!iles 1ade, Jerry Frick; Loui.&l·ana Hay come to tha Mal<lllic Temple Wed-' F. Condon took part in a piano Ride, Helen Jones; To e. W'lld netday ~Cventag at ~ p. ~- for a recital whk!h was 'bel'!~ Sunday af- Rose, Claudia Zerkle; RosaJ:Qunde. potlueJc: aupper. Each ~· is to ternoon in the Pomeroy Junior &eva Rea; .M.inuet in F, Brenda: brilllli eovered dWI and the evenHI h Aud" · p · ' g ,:,onum. otts; Mexican Clap Handa. :Qe:n.ee Ing will be · - In giY!ng lhe o 1 ,. ~ d •Er' AI s d B 'I ne 0 ..... . e ... u en..,, JC an an ra ll ey; Country DIDce, dJrdna·room of the Temple • SpfiDI H rt 1 d 8 1 p A 'I c0 u· cleaolng. · ·a ' P _aye P ece ca "" ega· ma m.s. sus, WhiCh he composed bimself. Warrior Song, LaJry Rucker, Em '~~ hd~ strains b'Of manbyy !hypes -of me· [ p eror Wall%, Asenal'h T.racy._ Peg. Q"ANOI MtiTINO 0 tes were earo. •1 e.audience. asus, composed and ttla~ by., Nonniil Wil1, ' _master of the I The numbers and PUDJis during Enc Alan Hat'~; The Rosary, Pat Hatttsonvllle .Ghn(4!1 bas all'llOUn· ~ the presentation are as follows: Vaug-"';m; Sprmi Night, Wall;y eed the rttexl gran1e meeting will Graves. J The Waltzing Parakeet, Jane Grue,er; Romance, Suzanne Vall• be a Special. meeting on May 24 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hite re· · Turner; Lullaby, Pamela Moor~; gh.an; .M·areh of .the Dwar&., Tam- for t•b e purpose of lnitiatioll'. The ' ·t urned home Sunday evenina: after The Pleasant Pl!'a8'8nt, Breftda BaJ- ·a ra ~mlaw; Swmg !Jow, ·Sweet regular meetin& will not be ·held a visit wit'b relative&. Thursday ley; The Oracw Fly, Carolyn: Bell; 1Chartot, Charlene Diehl; Garden due to tbe third•·-and fourth grade ,! hey attended the funeral of their lee Carnlv~l, Sharon Lee Ruc~er; of .t:be St•ars, CoiL~ Wihoa; Ha· children oe<:upylng the hall ·at sister-ln·law, Mrs. Elmer Hlte in Santa Lucta~ Donald Weltrung; wa11an Lov~ Song, Ronald Car· present. Oantun. La Cumparnta, Penny s.ue Moore man; Revene, Mary Ruth ~ck; --------iMT. and Mrs. Lawrence Parfitt Ave Maria, Albert Cur!Js: Seren- Bolero, Anna Murray ; Intenpezzo SCHEDULU MElTING of Charleston were the weekend Russe, L~rry Curti~; Flower Song, The Past Chiefe of MallMlia guest. of hi• pare•!•. Mr. and Carla Wtbo•: Sprmg Song, MarMrs. Edward Parfitt. garet Ha.ndley; Dance of tl1' DePythian Sisters, will meet. :Mr. and Mu. William Grate and • mon, ENc Alan Hart; ·Manij&ttau Thutsday even101 at t'he borne of .son of <.:harleston spen.t the week Serenade, Sondra Potta; W~w _Heines,_H•m__,lodt -end witlt 'heT parenll, Mr. and Mrs C~nc~o, Shell• ~... Q Wllllam Bakflr. Mm~r Prelude, Jobn · K~an. Mr. aOO Mrs. Russell Smit.b ·and rn:: . ltl IS daughters of Parkersburg spent . · 1;;. Sunday with ·h er parents, Mr. and Sunday evening .the Senior 'and .- ~f Mrs. Je&a Gainer. Junior M.elhodist YoUth FcH"OW· ~~Wit' Mr. and Mn. 0. H. Keenam of ships of Heath , Metltodlst Church Uf _ Jnu~!~~ Columbu11 and Mr. and Mrs. Carl cancelled tbelr reaular meetlnp : · ~. I': ....... . . '"" Hoscher ol Mt. Sterlin~~: were Sun and went to Grac-e ChiQ'Cb, GaUl· day_ gue~ots of Ml'l'l. Dey Hysell. polll. to it«md .the 1ervle4lr bel:na '':'~' Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hoffner, condUcted by Curt Davir. sllg:er, ·· Mr. and Mrs. E • . W.~ o( Mn. Earl Hoffner or . Chillicothe MIIBiat and mi'Dister. ~ YOUIJI Sblde entertained w~·w:.a· -~'Urkey vlaikd Monday w~th . their people are .well ar:quainted wlUi i dinner Sunday at .the lifWt.' honliOn Lawnnce and ~ly, Lincoln Davis who Ia ·~ive in the mujJcal 01"1'111 their son Jeff w 0 WtJt .iUve Het.rhta and attended grave aide program each. .ummer &t .t he Ltn- May 8 for .servloe ID the eerviees of Hartley Rusaell Girard, caster Camp Ground. Rev. Paul Preaent were Mr. and Mrl .. 'Wood. Ohio at Middleport Hill cemetery, N!lwander, pastor fJf Grace row Wilson of Guysvlllo, )(:r; ,and Mr. and Mra. Esrl Arnold, MJ", Ohurch pve othe evening sen;DOa Mra. Ruuell WUson., Mlddle(IOrt, and ~s. W, M. Arnold son Mike on the topic "EterrOO Life," ~ Mr. IDd Mrs. Pa.u l Tribe, ~ llob of GiNrd. Ohio were IUesb of Attendina from Middleport were and Ned and daurhler JiH ot lril!ndB and relatives ln Pomeroy Rev. L. A. Baneerter, Mrs. Loulae Atherw,- Mr. and Mrs. Dotlald Mer •nd Middleport Monday, Mu&rlda:e :Mr alld Mn. Bruce ritt Columbus Mr and Mti.~ Sam ' • ~ Lloyd, Mlc.bl. ·M· J'. ·a nd lllra. Emer- Jeffera, diUihter, Samra and 1011 aon Jones. SYF members Kenneth lArry of Shade and Mr. IIMI Mri. MUN'&y, RoJer and Vera Covtrt, Cui Moore and dl\lib~,lhrtelll Robert Hellntl)', Edwar4 Lee Jlc- and Unda of Pomeroy. Comas, Jobn Ketehka, Pat.l1c:la Lloyd, Juanita Bancerter. Sb~ SPICIAL lAIITINO Jones, Marilyn Sue Jtniaht lind A apecial meethlg of tbe· s.JiiIIC their IUett• Edward JUtdten ~~ bury PTA bas been eaUed for ttt. The Chcerlo Club of Mason Allcll Hoyt. Jr.IJIYF member~- hr nlJbt at 7:30. AU membe.i'a are Clty reeerrtly met Bot t·h e home of bara Jones, Martan-ae Woodterd. urced to be._ praent. Rosie Grinstead \ritht Betty Smith Logan. stephen Hill, student ·at OhiG Univeraity, Athelll, visited briefly with his parents, Mr. and .u -. ...... o Allen s. Ht' l·l Monday, Oliver Hartley a•d ""n, R·ace of '"" Balitmore, 0., were visitors •here Sunday ·and attended tbe Un"ed Methodist Church. Mrs. Don Thomas or Parkeraburg was th~ weekend au~t of ·her parentll, Mr. and Mrs~ Rilph at , . ... were llhs. DorlaJd "Our top'ic, Who Forms Our Opinions is an oe.speclally importunt one In thi.!il election year". Ml'!l. Patrick Lochary, prtsldent of the M.f!ll.IIS County Council of United Chureb Women, said todaf. Mrs. Locbary referred to the observance of May Fellowship Day at I P·. m. Friday at tbe United Me~ bodtsl church, by the eouncil. c.omtng here •to ~~~air on" the toptc which will a.lso 1n('lude How May We ~~ter~me Truth FrGm ~o:aganda wdl be YIUUam S. 8 urter .. ass~ prnfe.sGr Ia. Jo nahsm ol Ohio Unlveralty. Mra. Lochary reporb that Pra~esh~r h~axter come• to Meic• Coun· Y Iii Y recommeDded 0 1 speaker. Menthe andaffair. womea u. lnvLted te att..nd tnnueneea up&n reflldenta In determlnlng tbe'ir oplnion~~ on school pollch!&, votlnf, International llf. lalra, juvenile cleUoquency and other malt-en will be covered A aack Junch will be held ·at 12 noon with the host church aroup to rurni.sh the dessert course, A bualnesa meeting will follow tb~ luncheon after which tlmco. the 1 p. m. meetin., 111 bo • ld • w •• e · serving as clH,O&teu. A parcel poat packaJie ule was AniND FUNIIAL conduded durlnl the evenint ReLitlwa from hcfe' attended with the •htchlilht belnll the se.llthe funtral !ervieea for John Tay. Inc of packagu received .f rom lor, Point Pleasant, Sunday atier- Dinah Shore and &:tdle Fi.sher the noon. 'l'hey Included Mr. and Mra. singiDI 1t·a ra oLU-JevlaJon, radio lor Prom. Elmer Mattox, Mr. and. Mn. Jobn and movlea. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Cblrltw Barret, Loa Ancele1, lOR Hawktna, Sr., Mr. and Mn. John ol the lait William Banoett, a for- Hawkins, Jr., Mr. and Mra. T. P. Ll1Uan Grimm. It wu deelded .tbat mer Middleport reald;ent, hal been Hawltlru, Mr. and Mn. Stewart M:re.-M·a xlne Latfley would 1ive 1 villUua hi& courin, Mra. Lon Greeo- Hawltina. aewinc demorwttratlon at the next meetln1 which will be hetd .t the home. of Mra.. Audta RM:h11rdaon. Present were M:ra. Richardson, ' Mrs. Grimm, Mn. Alice Knapp ' J~nd Beverly, Mrs. Maude Young, .Mrs. Gladys Riley, Mrs. Carrie Rosa, Mrs. Gril18tead, Mrs. Smith and Debbie Richardson .. I .' ' .... te room :: r i.·,.,.. . ~ , .. i.ncreae i'ta · MEIGS GENE~L HOSPITAL . output rr.m l!IJO,IlOO' IIOUIItla Q> Admitted Tuen:Jay: Charles 325.000 PDUDdl . _••n,. . Stanley, Point Pleasant: Coar 2. The BI.I.Jeaa IJlmt Prosser, Letart. W. Va.; Norman a\ AlbaQJ, Oft..--ftle pilot: Iifton.. J. E~ans, Portland. ium prod.uctiOo pint iD' thil eoua Discharged: Delcia Proffit!, try-is beiDa M~l"liY'atecl to proPortland; Dean Sayre, Lorain aOO duce ·a bout 300,000 pouoda amtUal Grace H(ludashelt. ly begi.mr.iq ln August. Tbe plaat will be operst.ed by the Wih DEATH REPORTED Chang Coop. under a contract The death of •Mrs. Nettie Flor- which will es.pire lune SO, 1958. ence Collins, 89, of Dear Rock 3. Some 200,000 pounds ~r zi~ Spring'S' at an Athens Hospital conium lb.ave been ordered from wa.s reported eat~lY Wednesday Japan Obder a dea1 worked out by morning. Funeral IITanl{ements t·h e Commodity Credit Corporation will be anMuneed ~at-er actording Deliveries are dUe to begin this to Ewing Funeral Home. year and end in 1~7 . -r;,_Jiines -=---::: Central Grade School Operetta Plays Before AFull Audience A full hQuse ~ present. Ttt('S- 1 , carla Will day night for the prese-ntation of The Dragon . _ l,;(,ward Calvert the ope~ltas, ll'pOnsored by tbe Buttonless Girls and Boya: Coty Central Grade scbool and direct- Beaver, Mary Bolinger, Marjpn!t cd by Lucill• S~ekhamer. Folmer, Sht:!ila Hicks. Cheryl IQod The operoetta, "Button Tree", Patty Hysell, Patty Owens, La Jean was presented by '63 students in Prtct~. Zona Thomas, Mary 'Mlompo the fir:st, second and third grades .son, Rose Marie White. Rh~ Ann at Centrll Grade School. "Lazy Will, Anoa Reitmire, Denni& Moen. Town" the second part had a cast I Wayne Russell, t.rry Wile1, of 72 students In the fourlh. Nfth nie Riffle, William Reitmire. Tony and flixth grades at that school. Perkins. ~otb presentations were bigbLittle Brown Elves: Euge~ Trip. lighted by realLsUc costumes, and lett. Park Yonker, :5teve FlDlaw, the singing and dancing Colored John WoJfe, Cbarle.s Lemley, Ronll.gl1ts added a profeJSional "touch'' 1 nfe Che•dle. Raymond Zirkle, Oa· to the Button Tree. vid Palter, Donnie Swisher Mike ' Thomas W~rry, who played the Daniels, Ronnie Logan. ' -, part of "Tubby" in "Lazy Town", Button Tree Fairies: Peggy Bowmade a hlt with his antics, and his I er.s, Jane Grueser, MiJUC Legar, ravenou.s app-etite. Susan Lytle, May MaKenzie ~ The cast inclu~: sa Moo~. Jewell Pl1cc, Sallf Bath- I I ao. I Act I burn, Ellen' Roush, Sedonill Spen- a.......,. TrftP Land __"'=' ~~~~~;:·~:~!:Jr.·~~~ W~ Lillie Boy •-·t• ,......, .,~otopber Tompkins: ~ , ~-.- Ltnda The Little Boys.' Mother Tbe ctr. OJ! ~1.'\'flool~, i : Tl\9 Follf 7':'l"''." ,(; ' Sauv~ ' - �.. ' . . .' -;;.· --.~·· .;: ... ·: ' ·L • t "' ._.! ' l.\. ~ -,,,, ( ..- t j ~ lf -t· ·~. \b.."" -~--- 'i';-,; ' •• ~ -. ~ \ ---- The Daily Sentinel 't ' ' Colnmentary On DI'YOTID TO IIITUISTS OF Mltcn MASON ARU. IIEYNOt.D I. GRISNI I Published eveey alternooo exoept Sunday b:r Tbe Ohio Valle]' Seatiael, Joe., at 110 M:echao lc 6t, Pomeroy, 0 . But inw ortice phone 398, editorial olfice phone 397_ BY CHARLES M. McCANN Unltt.l Prell St•H Correspondf.nt GeMt'albsimo l:i'ranciso Franco of ·Spiin bas )aid down a fir-m pol icy for his Nationalist regime in an attempt to qu'iet mounting un· • N.::tlou•l •dvertitinl repn!JIIE'nlatJve, Bolhnelh-Kimi~U, lae., 34.1 Lexingtou Ave., New York City, 16, N. Y. SubsrriptiO'l rates: DehvPry by carrier where n-allable 30 ceraU iJ#'r week : one year In advance at The Daily Sentinel ortlt"e. $15.6o; JU month" $7.80; three lllQDihs, $3.90. By molor rcnrte w-here avaih:ble: one month, $1. By mail one year $8; Jix monthl, $4.21; thu:~ IJ'IODths, $2.50; one month, SL rest. Franco himself says .that the country fa~s serious internal problems. These include public dissatlsfaction with Falange Party, which proVides the basi~ for his political support, and the dissatisfaction of workers with economic c-onditions. The PIJlltical unr-est brok-e into the open 'in February when university students beeame inv~lved in riots with Falanglsts. The students were supported by Monarfhlst eJ.e. ALook At The Coming Primary Election Picture In Ohio ments. ...-i.. Last month strikes started obreoklng out in northern Spain in protest against the lack of balance ~etween wages and Jiving c-osts. The &trikes .started in Pamplona, a bulwark 1Jf Nationalist strength. They spread to the Basque couil· try to the west and to Barcelona, -fMMrill.. peate-st lt!:dustrial c-ity, in *tt ·v. .. " \ , r • If ,:. ACIU)88 J S<"al('hke 6. EnJiilh author 11 . Anc: lent ICdl'b<-8) 4 King Of bo.·u~t• 22 PartiCle of addition 23 . ln a & Bat·k l&tVICft· dliitr•ct In 8. Gamed b4ck able AltR PttlnOT 7. Appuri'nr 1u1 •f l'fl.ten J2 M:1ttllkt' ~3 Pry H . l'unctua. Uon mark 1!1 Jt. a'ble 16 Dets nol won IT.Land· rne,aurt n. Olaclal inow 19, ~•e 22 f'hfhtle.. · 3. Wild O)t b1rd 2~ . Make- manner 24 . GanH: r.J!:.ILolf.Jr~ r!lnt:~~~ I.:.Willr:ll:'t l.:l:':J,.l[ol fJ 'IJI)L!i [jr..' •-=-mu 8 LI [-JUL:I tJI:iljQr•ll J 1:-J~IJt!l[:jt•~ ::.I'.J:..'Ii.:2 l'H!J[;t~~ iJ [:l:J:·:< tJ l~ lhl U 10JIK,I l :•ll!' [:.j[_j:i) r-.J fll![_l t&J!H.J r.JO Wi'm c;: :!ll.!JI.:ijj TJL;;Iri Wn 8 We.pona or of ~ r.:~:J:- l! - ) C"hanC"e OI!OI!Ul ddt>nte !!~l!.'~ ~ \! :'1:-' :lri 9. Vault.ed 27. Part \ ' l'•trro11)''1 . . . .... cel11n' "to be" 3tl li:)tttrnill 10. Epoc'tls 40. Color 16. Mont~ary •~ed co&t1nr unit [Bull) B-1 . Plunge 37. Orrln of j forward 17 s~mltetn'l't'll 18. lndLJenct 33. Or&l<' 39. The A.frlceon 34 . Medley col'ly fvlr .) ~ tate 3~. Metal 40. Ml'n'l 21 At hornt ftie1ml.,.. c:ontatntr• ., ~ amend• for " 0:8. CleanM otooop 1&. wa,er • · tuy ~ Jt<, ·~. . lndlono noll.., ~ ..Ubllc -'t"hool1, pre-Jaw student iD Adriart Mich. College, Former- tn.lek line owrJet, serve-d as apeclai supervi· 101' Of liquor asencles durtna Davey lldm.inlahti'O!l Mea IIU'pel'· Vi&Or of t11iJISPOrtation and lit«· Plumb Brooi< Ora'nlillo:e SIOidu!iity, 1912-43 later oll<i!:~tion we. ·PI"'' Oifker, otnee ot betense "Wanl· 1)0\"!atlon I<>< Nc111hli'- Ohio. betealea 'in ~ee bldi fO\' s't ate temt{ll'. llrow is a tanner ami leed ·and pop-corn brokm-. M·arTied, one daughter. Your Election .. 1 Laws./. ; ' ~ . Br11Wil ietretary of Stata of l'is were · ~By led W. WOLF PEN r.iong 'lrifll the majwtty of ll'!'a~ ahge." duates in •his 'Cius, 1te wUl be- as> 'l':he army must be ··the bac-k· Mr. and Mrs. Norwnan Ruilell signed to one of tbe major Aif. _bone flf the moth<rland." The <Om• of ·MinersvUJe &pent ft. ewJJtne oree- Oornmandl for ort·the-.1ob ex· plete loyalty of the army Is neres" perienn, or wiU enter a t"OUl'S'e wit·h Mrs. Cora Giles recently+ 11ary to de!Ead int-etnal order and of ·adYanced ·lrainitrg. 1Mrs. Ruth Virginia· Aten. ertd preve-nt subversiOn. son, Tommy ot Ohicago, ape1rt. Franco "h.opes God will Jet lnm He ent-ered the Air Force on a w~k with her mot.her, ~E. Jan. e, UfSil. UW many yeats longer for the 1!. Morrill, ·. good or Spain and the frustration , ~- and Mrs. Clannce W~. of it.~ enemies." This was a plain ·or Ripley llj)el\t • . day with statement to the strong Mona.rparent-9, ~r. ift11· ·Mn. s. A. Wyett. chist movement that Franco has Several - ehtldren !rom titroe no intention of givin~ up the power were }rt Pame-~ ThuMd&y where he has hi&ld .since the end of the they received polio shots. .; c-ivil war in 1989. ·M rs. J. "C. :tWyatt Wa.& ilt )be Finally, Franeo Promised to do Thy fl'ttlw end thy ntOifhw all he could to improve the lot PBsl week wltb flu . The Mcdro,. and 1M thlt tau. of t}Je worker, He called for workcllildten ill and unabl~ •h•ll bt thH th1ll AlcHe.. (Pro'f'tt'bt 23: 'er partldpaUon in management as ttl end !lt"hool. , ' ·,• / A number fr.om here atte- ed 21.) \ ' l ~ ' ~ovhHng part of the .answer. ·~~11iit'•l iOfVI«io 'fOio H cy · Monlre:hy Long Olttant . C&rr ·a't Rutland Sunday. Perhaps th.e most interesting PRAYER: 011r Father, mate m "'-, ~tlly opl>ijwal doseot!<fant. of feature of Franco's outline was hi!! then examines t'he work dieets; Thy Holy Som ·M'ay our lives re- notice that, at 82, he has no in· signs then and inserts tihe total tlect Thy ;&:lory and Thy :t.onor in tention of restoring the monurchy vote for eacoh -cand·idate and iSSue all wa '&DY a-nd do! In the' name or within the foreseeable future . Franco announced on Marl!h 31, in each poll book. the Offij:ial -our- R-edeeme.ro, who taught w; -to 1947, lhat Spain 'Yas a monachy _ rt!l'ord or .fl'le election in that pre- .p ray, "Our Fa«Jeor who art in In e-vent of his own death or in· ot!lnet. - - -- t -_h_ea_v_en . . . Amen." eap.acUation, a king or reg<'nt woUld be named. Don Juan of BOurbon is the heir to the throne. But th ~ Falange lUI'fers his 18--year--oid snn Don Juan Carlos, as king when the monachy is finally rrutored as It well may be in t.lme. fore•M Truman Clnd tiJ~con : Ike, 11141, Adlol end Avo DistJatches from Mqrlrid say that Franc-o is eXpected soon to · A1 Major lnw•cifve t•rtl•h . Much Moro Mlld·Manntrod give w~rd of -C!ncouragement to the Monarchists. Many 'if not most of them, do not like the Falange. And th-e Mo•archist m.ovetl'~llt is still stronll! It lh: eludes espceciaUy many influential buS'Ines,, men and many army · of· ficeN. But "EJ CaudiUo"- The Leader, i.'l Fran~ is caU.ed - has shown that b'e intend• io m~intaln the rule he bas ~xercized.Jot 17 years. J:Ci,s leadership ~s nnquesHoned. And even ll he felt like aiving up tile teWetthip mony ot the most ardent Monarchists probably would IJ]'!e that this ~s not the time In dl> it. c:,~, Many viJte but few, no doubt, !have served ·a·s precinct official• or realize the caution ·and detail whlc:h suJTOunds the countine .of •their VIJtes , When t·he polb (')ose at 6:30 election day, tJ-1& prkltJ:tt oltlcialt be!lin .to COUnt aM \_ab~1att t.he votea elflt lot eaeh ri~K\ida'te .nd tor and "liatirl\ -each ·qUestion or Hsue. Ji VOtets '8ft waitln~ In line ·o~~t the polHJYK ·place &t 6:30 they are pe'rml'ttet\_ to vme. .Before the l<!tuaL tabulation· i'll begun they ft1Qst riK'COU·n t for all voted and &Olleil, defaCed or un• used ballots ,to be. certatn t-hey have no rnoi'e or fe-wer bal·lot! than the number delivered to the of polllna place by the Board El1*tiobl. The etoetlon ""'utq sot forth In -detail ·how •he t'OllfttirtM: an~ lally.Jna: 111uat be done. One of the judP!I talcu a bal·lot end reads aloud t'he n.mea -of etmlfdates voted for -and the vote on any qttest~ ct tMt Were •111* ~Rtecl. A <lltk bl the OIII><Jsile polihoal ..r.ty t·hen ma~es tally lllarb f~t t,af't. -~~ ~ IJGud on "'ork 9beels ·prOvided by t~ Boartl 'Of tledloM. 'A judJ{e ot tiM iiJI'\e PolJUeal pMiy as tllie clerk verifies the vote-&, read end ltllli!d, " - oai'n~ ~ Is loRo'ii<M omlll -lillie ~~\iot> hove •••d, " vo.u're :SPeeding at 25 mila per hour li.'bbr.l U . Round ~~~ott ot the i:otl1101l Soo ahoail, '~"'k .,.,.d, 11. Artlllre &n -- • line o!Mt lholawol St. c;'omiUI (1. Warblea tot. h•••rt· .... aeau 43. A\Utdlft• ....... tt. Weaver'a DOWl'i' 1. Little Jittar DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Htn" bow to wotk It 1 Al<l"DLiAAl<il II LONGFELLOW One Jetter etmply 11.and1 ror anothtr. In lhtt tKIMple A 11 uted ror tt'l.t tht'tt l:1, X ror the two O;e, etc. Slnsle ltttere, apoe~rophlt), \.he lenl'lll encl !ormation of the word• art en hlfttL Etch dll)' tht code ltlten llrt dlfl'erent. . QILnn• LNSAB • ... . KSDEJPU·VSKQF, . . L)>Y AOSP t. BVBAVVB I2:00 J2 ·31J I :OO Today Cqlfee Ttme Din- Do~ Scl".ool Ernie Kovac& Show HIJme Tf:nnessee Ernie Show Feat11er Your Ne.st Current 6:30 6:40 6:35 7:00 7:3fl 7:4!i 8:00 Sports Eye News Plcture Le.!l Paul & Mary FOTd P!'. Hudscn's Secret Co'ke T1me New• Caoovan St!reen Directot'l PliJ. house 9:30 Midwestern Hayride 2.:!J1l · sos~e 2:30 Camara Goes fo School 9:00 Kraft Theatre 'Matinee Date With Lite 4 :30 (tueen f()l' a Day 5:00 AWl! Dnt Sbaw 3:00 4:00 1Htlall:tAT 8:55 Sign OD 7:00 Today 9:00 Coffee Time 10:00 Dtng Doha: School 10:30 E;rnie Kovacs Sbow 11:00 Home !2:00 Tennessee 'Ernie Show t~: 30 Feather ·Your Neat ] :00 Current 2H)O Halls of Ivy 2:30 ParsiJn's Study 3:00 Matinee Theatrt 4. :00 Date WilfJ Llle 4:l!J Modern Rom~Jnc.if 4:80 ~een for a oa, D:OO Aunt DnJ srow - ---'-- -- FRIDAY 6:18 Si(n 0.. 7:0~ . ii:Oil :~ ~ . -~ ,,_ ••••• .l- . tAl!~l ¥ SO ClOY 2:30 Camera ~oeo l'o i!ebool 3:00 .M:atrn·~ Ttte·a n 4:00 bate with Lif& 4:15 ·Modern itolnarifei ~:30 Queen tor .f Da.V D:OO AuDt Di1a S'h'Ow - ho How<lf booir b:IIO LET'S GET THE , KID STUFF II DRIVER OFF THE .. ... ·.,.,.,.... lOADS! Witd IIIIi 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 This Is Your Llte To Be Announced He•dltqet Foreign tntriJUe ---------=----~-------- lo:OII l;l!K~ ~ ~ m!tol< _ _ ......._ _......:......:- 8:00 6:30 6:40 1:55 7:00 7:30 . 7:45 Flatt " Scruggs PoJiti('al News Picture Lea Paul & Mary ForD Flatt & Scrug-gs D!Dall Shore N~w.!l Caravan You Bet Your Uft J;)ragnet People'.t Cboice Ford Theatre Lu:J: ,VIdeo Theatre News -Headline• Weatllere_ut PreJU - ~l. Bud WUkiQSon Show Foreign Intrigue 6:00 ti :SO 9:00 9:30 10:00 11 :00 11 : 0~ ll :IO 11: Ill 11 :30 6:30 ~poru Eye G:fO News Picture ~·,·~ lioi Paul & II• , w v:llil l:.iJo •t !tile; ,. J!'Md 'Coke 'l'lme 7:11 NeWs Caravan. 8:00 Tnith Or C-oasei,llreDf:iM *'so The Whl<tlor i:OO Big stor; "':30 Star Stiie tO:oO Oavaleaae of S,orte 10:45 Red Barber's Cotil(llf' 11:00 New• HeadJinei h:10 Pr... Do. II:IS Gre~t ..t Flghto flf CiiilliiJ 11:05 Weathf.U"Cast . -_ WC: HS TV Channe1 . .... WEDNEibAY 8:00 Si"gn On 8:00 taPtaln Kihj:aroo 9 ~00 9:30 10:30 11 :00 11:15 11::30 11 :45 12:00 12 :30 l :OO Garry Moore Arthur GOdfrey Strike it Ri'ch Valiant Lady Love of Life !Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light Jat"k Paar Show As the World Turn-s Robert Q. Lewis Houseparty The Big Payoff Bob Ct&.~by Show 1:30 2 :00 ! : 3() . .3 :00 Brig'hteT< ' Day "" :us Secret Stotm a: aO Edge of Night -T HUR SDAY 8 :00 Sign On Captain K-angaroo Arthur Godfrey Strike It Rich Vali ant Lady Love of Life Search for Tomurl'ow Gulding Lig ht luck Paar .Show As the World Turns Roberl P. Lewis 1-lousepart.y The Big Payoff Bob Crosby Show B•·ighter Day s ~c ret .stChrm 8:0iJ 9:00 10:30 11 :00 · 11 :15 11:30 11:4:5 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 a:OO 3: 15 3_ : JO__E_;Jg_::_o_r _N_ig~-~ - -FRIDAY 9:00 Sign On 8:00 Ca}llilin Kangaroo 9:00 GaT 1y "'Ioorc 9:30 Arthur Q-od.frey 10:30 Strike 'it Rlt'h 11 :00 Va!J.ant Lady , tl :l!J ~of Life u :3o search tor Tomonrow 11 :45 Guiding Li.g·h t 12 :oo Jack Paar ShOw 12 :30 As th'e World 'l\l'rM t ·.OO Robert. Q. Lew Is 1:30 HIJweparty 2:00 Big Poyo!l 2:30 Bob CriJsby Show '3 :00 Bria'hl.,. Day 3: Hl SooJ•et Stbnn 3:30 Ed~ of Night .. ·. 4:00 Katle'o JG!dleit 4:30 Lucky 8 llamlh 5:00 &ori,y !!how 8:10 1'be Loci! NeW. 6:111 llouglaS Edward's 6:30 Cisco Kid 7:00 Arthur Godfrey 8:00 The MUlionaire 8:30 rve Gvt a· Secret 9:00 20tlh Century Fox HOU!' 10:"00 Your Esso Reporter 10 : 1~ SpOrts Parade 10:2\5 \veat~l1erman 10:30 10:45 11:00 I 1:05 Sign Patti P-age Show To Be AftnMntl:'d NewS> The Late Show Off Prayer -:-::::-:::--~ ---- Katie's kitc-hen 4:30 Lucky 8 Rimt.h 5:00 The Early Show 6:10 Local News 6: tli Douglas Edwards .\ 8:80 Sgt. Pre!iton of Yukon ' 7:00 Bob Cummings Show 7:.30 Climax 8 :30 Four Star Playhouse 9:00 Arthur MuJTay Party 0:30 To Be Announced 10:00 Your E.190 Reporter 10:15 SpDr4 Par-ade I0:25 Weatl'lerman I0:30 Ten Thir.ty Theatre 11:00 News ll :M The LiLt(' Sho.w Sign. 'Off Prayer 4:00 4:00 K:atle~ Kitchen 4:30 Lucky 8 Ranch 5:00 'l'he Early Show 6:10 Loeal News 6:15 ~:30 '1 :00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 r)Ye.dnesaay, May~· . 1/ 12:00 1 : ~11 2:00 4:00 4:30 B:OO 6:00 6 :0S 8:10 6:15 11 :-st 12:00 l :to 2:00 ':1:00 4:30 11-:00 6:00 THURSDAY Sigh On FHm & Fanty 'emtnine ~uch Afternoon FUm Festival 'fV Jamboree 'WesternMickey Mouse ~ews e:o!5 Weather My Ftiend Flicka :Mama Pltylt·ouse of Stat'S' ·the Cnlsader Highway Patrol The LirK!U'p Pmon to' Pers9n IO:oo YoUT E,.. Reporter 10 : 1~ Sports · Parad'e 10:25 weat•hertna-tt ,.. IO::m Patti Page Show 10:45 SOOp an T·el.evi.Sion LaudermUt, Sharon WU.Oa, .Jackie 8eideDablo, Judy liJller, Ch<rry Dar.st, Sondra HendrleU, DoiUll Seot.t, Martlya Priee. 1 Reible, Undo Reuter, :Mary Lou Eoklmor. l'r«<d1< Boyd, Cbul'l Teaford, Sharp.o Buffincton. (Cootinued from P1ge ODe) .Spencer and Kl~> i e Rardin or Ft. :PJ-easut are the .1·omen. Har'iY Layne of New Heven 11 lflled Dn th• O.mocr•tlc ti~Ut for ttle CommittH Df .hi• p•rty while otht~n .,.. E. ..r. Angus, Freddie 0, C•llow .hd l•rnard R. H•v• WDrnen runnlntJ ere Mrs. Burton. Crow •nd Genevieve H.clrlck. i Jean Ebe...bach, Suz.. Bulftngt.on, James Gilbert, Eddie anne MarU.n. Unda Will, er..tlyn Lemley, Mlclla<l Sponcor, Wllllam Hieb, Wanda Wood, Brellda OW- Wa:ton, Donald Wehnlu em, JaequeUne Potter. IIYateriOUJ Hen: BJl==, LAZY TOWN David Arnold, Eddie B gtou, Meena Roozee ______ Cathy Wolfe Bobby Reynolda, Harold L Mama Roozee . _ Penny Sue- MoOfe Sl.niiiJJ' CbDI'WI: Sue Arnold Mary JaM _... Barbara Lop a Coonie Cheadle', 1amea Fowler, Playmates-June Klthl'ya Conkle PbyiUs RuoeU, Tommy Und, CltfSnitzy ----------·. Judy Bigga l ford Youna, PreddJ.e Wolfe, Rolie Baby Doll ·-- .. -.... DlaDO Zirkle Deek, Shlrler Glniel, Ethel u,...u Witcb of Good Luet __ Marie Darty Bonnie Krauter. Katheriae- Qua11•1 Peler 1toozee ...... Ralph W""'' =ld Reyooldo, PaUy Stelly Ada Tttimbl~ : Four Democrats .s.eek the nomi.natlon for Mason County sheriff. They are John A. Wllsoa, Griff F. Durbin, Mrs. Cbarle. A. Roberts and Capt Moten StanJey. Republi· cans running are Mark Harshbarg- 1 er, Earl C. Motu-. aud Toral L. Morrison. Mrs. Roberts. la wife o! the Slim .. __________ Dan.ny Bower• lncwnbept. Pateb ' - ---------r--- Jan Weblter I running I Womea .IA.tcben --··- -Darlene Watton Gretcbea ---,-- ----- Donna Rea 'ftoa- -Tubb)>s mother Je'l!fer Leao . T Fl ~ .. - ------.- --- omara n...w Nel~ (a Burro ---- Mike Wl!ftJ' CI!Toll W. Caste- and R. F. Mua-gra\e, the Incumbent, are oa tbe Republican ticket. Leyton Seyre is_running egaiMt Otl• S. Young for Clerk ·of Clr-J cult Court on th• Republican tick~ tt. S•yre I• from N•w H.wert. Jemea ' G. Morriaon I• th• a!~ Democr•tlc cendldate fqr th,._, The County Court Commission· Tace 1i.~ts thr~ Republ1can'l arid one Democrat. They are E. H. Bissell , J . E. WatU!rson, and J. F . Wheaton on the form er 'ticket and J . Freethont Miller on tbe latt.er. ~.rs SHOES 'l':~ MGM' Parade Masquerade Party Break the !ant Wed. Night Fights Straw Hat Theatre News Weather Sports Hew.t: o0f The City Sig!l Oft Annle _O_a' :kJ_e_ y ~Eddy Arno:ld Show Stop the Music Star TOnight Down You Go Dotty Mack Straw Hat Theatre News Wea-ther s,oo ilthel ., " " 8:-30 ' &An PHOTO ot Beoator AI- Barkley ehowlll!m (upptr lattl Balo'l'a &liow Hlt TheaM ........ • The annual district Home Demonstration c:ouncil meeting will be held in GaUipolls F-riday beginning at 10 A. M. in the Gal-li· poii." Methods t Church. Mrs. Howa·rd Nolan. M-eigs Home Demonstra tion S~~: e-D't reported. 22. ~er· vations have .. been made from this ar e up to today -and six more pers on~ indic-ated :tha-t t_hey would attend. ------- Kidney · Transfer al t mpa 1 · ' · · Eli2abeth Aoo Webttor ~ VAUGHAN FOR - ./• MATERIALS, INCORPORATED TREASURER Ia The Hearl Of Muo11 City Pd. Pol. AIM. PhGDe SP-3-5554 on ' ell, twin daughters, Debra Kay . and Dooo.a Sue, A-pril 29. !Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hysell, Long Bottom, son, Ma'Y 1. Mr. and Mrs. Otho Ca91:o, Ma· son, daughter, Aprit 30. ~~~~~~~::::::::::::::~~~~~~::::::: Republicans Candidates' Party All Republi~ns and Families ,, lnvitci " Thursday 8 pm. at Meigs Co Garoge Fairgrounds Entertainment and Refreshments furnis~ed by Dorothy Columbus, Ohio No rNthr WHAT 'fCIUr lewn enl prchn ,.._, may be-PICKENS HAS 'IM... ... . .. •nd for leul W• tt.ve ALL 'the TOP BUTS in Lewn and Ganlen tuppll• ---·. Mil th..,...-. ALL pric.d te meet tiM: IMIHa of lh'lfY lwd_.,, ...1 So. lim-..,. thlf. "ttrHn thumb" of youn ••. Mel ,.t ...rted right aw•yl Step In to ,...._,.. ct.y .• , where, frclm MOWERS to SEED .· .. you'll SAVE au; MONIY • ....,. LAWN CARE NEED! POWER MOWER .. .. Boles·Agency, · Party sponsored by CONTRIBUTING candidate~ District and .Stole Candidates by Io,vltat.lon only. "Come to lhe party and meet your eandiil&tes" We- h•n • fvll .election of ell .... f l - 20" 1'4!!el ty,. poww Rot•ry qitaiDr type. f...,... COfto ............., GRASS Catcher 2.39 mow.nt 4-cyd• Mil... •t..-ten. Self.propelled. ROTARY MOWER rot•ry. E, E. FOLLROD, Chairnuin . -ensr~.. okvcl• ' rstartw. SI.. Dlschwge chute. Will olw ,..,. of trouble f,.. .enrlcel And BENNETT (Middle Of Uppet BJork) Pomeroy; 0. Perfect for the .NEW BRIDE trollllll .,........ -s. $ ........ ... hrtillm- ...,an~y_ Rubber tired Stvnly .._.. Garden CART 9.95 RUBBER-TIRED HAND MOWER 15.95 - 17.95 ~~ OITORfKNOW a trul'f BIG BUY at • LOW PIICEI Thl1 fl• 41Hity lewn mDW'IIr camn with. tuhuler tte.l handle, plutlc orip• end dur•b.. r·uw..r tires. tloo lm~.. of ...cine In -~.. .pol h•Jth. .w ,., .""' -'" """ " - "'-' ,..lcrlbOd Millo!• - :I.e •.Ou..ttly c_.w..t of lnlh, pon ... lnarodlontl, You - .. lbese quaUties ol SWltolier & Lohse. Lei us compound your nat pre. _ Cuttlna rtel hils 5 cloubl... round ,e.uy ceriMon 1t.el biMIH. Rutted . . . __ yft it'• _li1ht In .weight. ONLY,,9S • ........~ ! ........... 3-Piece Rotary Garden TDOI "Set LAWN I Sprinkler 3.49 79ceach HEDGE SHEARS --- w.., ...... of flnnt cuttt,.. COOIIS _,. MOIII bl•de. AftTwt\. ively flnl.tled. Set tlie diili lor CON' 2.49 TllOLLED HEAT oo4 ect OlOklag ood "r. ·~· ng raulu. No COMI:ut watching. \Vater 11aled elemen<. A nlloblo ill J ~1011.1" ll~",U!4':0 ' - ·- '-'=.~,..... ·rn: LAWN LIME Goesslers Hl1h tflt, pure lime In bvlk or In s. 10. or 25 lb IMp. lciMI JEWELRY STOR~ soil •w.ttener~ Pf:lmeror, Ohio ., _r ' . .J • .. -- . ...,. ·.._ • I '. thl• pr.nf'c•l long-1.-etfnl r'Oo lewn eraa. All IN'atiscOMtructbultt, BOW HEAD RAKE Foqod 9 Inch Plastic Hose 50' 2.69 stauAD SIWII . -. - Brass Hose Houle 1.89. GRASS SHEARS l!<ollty. -ka9<1 oocl loullr. .mt• •motod. Fine1t q..,.lity, hatvy duty r• ric r.lnforced hole. Grooved outer de•ign r9duces hermful klntclno. ait4 w......,. •II .... flnarat Cll ....llty lawn -.eed __ . _ HDWW SHd .. ·- •MI fertUiar. See- our como dt.,teya and MIKt yeur •ftrKtiftly Cfto 50' ' 6.95 of ..._, ....,.. - SEEDS and FERTILIZER A fNtuN v.tue Eaeb pi~• I• •II GARDEN HOSE --- bl~ lnatlon. In You Oft buy MJtfllnt Plcl..-.' PCMMrOY end Muoft Stons tell, on IUJ" P•yment Plel\. You don't nHtl to go •••r from homtl to buy 011 ~ WI hrte your pl•n right h.,. in Muon •nd Mel.. Counties. "''"·of IDENTICAl rWINS, Mrs. Wanda · Fo.ster (lettt &nd Mrs. Edith Ht;lm, ar~ shown Ill New York en route ri'om Chandler, Okla., to Boston lor the ftrst l(it!My tranaplant bt2erntlon ever per· rormed o~ reniale twins •· A speciel this E-ZTERMS 20" hHvyoduly HARTLEY - . ."'\."· HOGG AND ZUSPAN I - - ----- -) Bilths: Mr. and J4n. l!'aTt Pow- MASON CLINIC AdmissiOM: Mn. Mart-h a Searl· es, .Middleport, A.prll 26; Mrs. Delores. Powell, Middlepor¢, A-pril 29; Mrts. Florid·a Casto, Mason, April 30; Mrs. Charlotte Hysell, Long Bottom, •May '1. Acts MEN .,: - ..:fth Vlrlb"&'• Qcw, TIIDmu P. Stlillley at W&ab1ngton aad Lee unlveratty, ~ Va. Bbortl7 alter It wu made, "'l'b.e Veep" coltJapaed. wb1le ma.kiJlB a speeeh. to •~U. Uppel' n,ht: Wltb Prelldent 'J'rumaD in WublD~ 1n l1N8 juat after tbelr triumpb ID. the tleetiOD. Buklef bad bMm elected vtoe prttlddeD.t. Lower left: In New York ca return from hb honey!Dooa With the former Jlllltl Badley. He"d ;Jut tumed 72. Lower IDiddle:' 1a 1828, a oongreumaa jUit elected to tbl U.S. Beaate.ltlwer rilbt: Photo madtl ..J!jlj. ao bi Wublngtoo. (Into -· t• ""'I For 6:30 Di:Hteyland S:OO '8:30 9:00 9:41} ~- Gnde Gnde Grade Gro~ From .MOWERS to SEED .,._ MEETING CALLEo---- Jarman's Helen Neue ------- - 3rd Gene\ve Stolw1 ---- -- ttb Harriett M'elutolh 5th Ralph g......... --- - •tb a-ownle&: Jerry Anlold Rich- ~ ard Leinley. Donald Mayer: Bruee MeKenzie, Roger' MOO!'e, Robert ] Steffy. The remainder bf both .tick-ets CITEC BY PATROL lists those ru~nl'!' for minor of-j The Highway Pe.trol ;reported fices such as JU.~tlce of tht! peace, today t-hat IYan P. Ours, 27. Racine constables, and countr. Cl•mmltt~s 1 was cited i111.o Juatioo of the of tbe two major p(.))_lltcal parties. j Peaoe Percy ~~ople&' ~oUirl . ~D --- · , cbarg~ of fa 1 hng to p88S w1t:bm - - a sure and et·ear distanc-e. - --- - -- lit Grade Mary Vlrlinia Reibel .. 2nd Grade Patrlcill BufiilllloD, o.._ Diven, Borbora lmbodel!, PbyiU. Kat!>e<. Pamela Moore, Connte Tnford, Louella. Thompson, JohnanDA Yoaupr, VIrginia Young. Geo,.,., L Sayrt of New H1ven J l• runnfng unoppot-ed for the 0• f mocratlc nomination for Hou•• ot belat•* whll• GerOSfil!" A. Ralrden and C1mpbell, W. S~vem ar• Uded n R.,ubllcM cendidete• for ' J'Hri~ •Er,lewine PopO lloooeo_..... Terry Obll.,.,. S!>l'btlr Fl...... : Brenda Bailey, A=J Fred W. Norril' . v i l l e Stur-geon are runnin clerk o£ .tount,y court on tbe Republican ticket while Democrat!l l'ist no one. C. F . Buckle is list-ed as the ouly candidate for the Republican nom- I lnation fM" ass-esor whlle Charles R. I<Jnniard is tbe onJy candidate for the Democratic nomination for tbe same pC181tion. pod, - T_...,. 1MeJthborhood II:OO News 11 :05 11:10 11 :15 U :411 6:30 , 7:00 '1 :30 6 :00 8:30 9:00 9:30 11 :00 11:05 • Tubby ........ ·- Thomao W""'' No Democr;at is Usted as runMng, for Prosecuting Attorney while II :03 'l'he I.arte Show Sign Off Prayet" 11:00 Cadi-.: Leah Grueter, Judy Webnq, Helea BrOWit, Corolyo But Btt.oda Incnham, llorlll<e Doug1a'9 Edwar-ds . 11 :10 Sp01'1;s 6:10 Sports J I: 15 Blff Bal::er 8:15 John Daly 11:4-ii Sign Off FIU';-0-A-Y- - - - -·-;ooo;e & Harr_,I-,01-~1 0n '1 :30 Ct«''I\"Oids ....._ . & Fl~:eh ~-oo Dollar a ~and e Tvu 8:30 The Vise Fum 'Fosttval __ (Continued from PuRe Oae) -::=:-:==-:---- ·--::-:c:- - - - - - WIDNESDAY Film & Fancy Feminine Touc-h Afternoon Film Festival Neighbors JOibn G. Wheatley Mickey !MIJuse Newa Weather Sports John Daly .: Se: n.: ti: .:ne: :l;/~f·!'o=roy:L:-M=:Idd~lepo.!:::rt:!'..::Oh:. me: ..i~G~-- - - - 195_6- - · - - - - - : - - - - . ; . . ___The:..:.:.:;'..:Da:..::.::iiLy I;Cam~ign Promise I 'ALBIN BARKLEY, THE ONE "AND ONLY VEEP. ' Central Grade _ ......___ - WHTN-TV Chonnel13 --- oru••••t · n•my A CryptoE"ranl Quotation liVtJI deadly iUa stUFf nUah'* t 'aoll4 ' CCir•libl c!tfVIng Is CANCER Way bitwteft · ·. " yOu cton't hive yo• ctsr ~ntlor colll!>lato aky 18at)yl • · ft1'nahu; ncltninally a mon- Falange Party 11 the IJI~ J»olldcal movement. "The ~aJI'It.P can govern Spain withOuj 1110 mO.m:lly, but thO monarchy tiif!IOt gove\"11 without th< Fal· o"let ae. Ood !uot met th: oitu· . i«lt t"e , .....oo4 · 7·00 9:00 10:00 10:30 IO't.O !Emie i:ovai>s Show 11:110 1\ome . hO toli.Wing pattern !01' his 2:00 Couio! of. MOil!• Cr!oto st.i'vr.... f Poll< · •m•• or lmporIM ~it <>il pol!ey. lh th~l;ll, ~toutitilol.. fltt \>I'O!IIdJ~~ !•d1e tOer.) )1. Told a 1 il . *>t · IIOit loy Yl(akllll! • - = DAllY CR0 SSW 0 RD r.uJnL'JG N- lM! - o,oo Hopaloag Cul<l<b WEDNESDAY ll :OV ' Editor'• Note ; Thi1 i• the third 'W1ftfiiM C:. iketly, 34, C'ndn.MM. in 1 on tiM ptlmery cOf'l• ~ Y-Me University tllta fram next T~ay. rn.t~ Of Oint-i.'Mtl.tl Law BY HASKELL SHORT 9<flool.- .. Hold arlfile!l' Urtitfod Pres& Staff Coh'..ponct.nt seeotrd h~ IINriJWI! Wottl COLUMBUS , 0 . UP-S£>ven n ift - .. Nee- ·e-1ectf!'d candidates are in the field' for l'O ~ l]ty Cmtncll. ·Na~ lieutenant goverMr this year. -r•lttm "Of tft !'·ear" by Ctncinnttil Four Republicans -and three J~ "Ctttfnber of Com'tn~ •ift Democrats are seekinlil their tiM •nd orte Of five "OO.t&I.Mtdftri p1r:t.y's. nomination in IM'Xt 1'ue.<t- yount men" dn. 04rio by Ollto Job.• day's primaries. The wMmPJ"S will for ChMnbl!t' of COmJnen:te.. mPet in November 6 election f~X, . ~· 'W~nq, 56 """' the offi('e RepubLican. Inc-umbent RiYI*'. "R.u·n 6t ilrtthmt, &ducatJohn W. Brown. ts leeving to make -~ j~~UbJ.Jt :~~ Ptwdut ·unrvW. the race for lfO'o"err10r. fit¥ ~'nd. Wetter'il. ~e ·LiW Tbe lieutenartt. governor Li ~. Ft.tiV!W · ... · J.tor. e-Jected for a two year tern1. He n:eer " . ~·it~ve, New .. Y:f*' now receives $6,000 a ye~r. The Central Rattway; lOil'ftler mtthi1M' person elect-ed in Novmnber will Wes'tin,holllt 'P.tteiJt t1w tepert. rect>ive $8,000. ment; Men-a oWB itateDt ~* The lieuten81l.t govM"nor'-s .wle finn In Clev~land, 1833. Fmne't duty is to prslde in the Senate, st-ate l'eprf!l'entative, deteat·ed In Which me-et.t four, and sometimes one bird for eoverilor end one fOr live days a week lor about si'x ·I~nt -eovemor. Merrled, (WG monHu in the flut. year of his echlldren. term. The 1remalr.d·e-r of (he -timE', "hi.,.,_ Oupr, .U, ,.......,_, the lieutenan( goventOI" has n-oth· :tctu:eatld 'J)Ublk ltC:hOOls and Fin~ inK to do. . lay CoUqe. Former CeUna ootm• The U<:> utenant .governor auto- ~uman ·and -mayor. Member o-f Reft'Uttica\ly becomes governor If the publican State Central Committee. 10\'er'nor leaves the office -throuflh Director of public relation~ add. ieath, rei"lgnation or di!lqualifl'ca· usi!rtlt'nt to ·pNBHII!Tlt of Cooper lion. H ~ does not, howwer . .!I'Cl'Ve Ti·rt" and Rubbell Co. Proteul.onal as governor when tht" governor is lecturer hu eonducted weeldy oUt of tl'le Nte. ra.d1o progNm for ~ix yean. Au"'rhe Rt:!publlcan candidates are thored five boob. Married, two PaW M. lferbet1, Columbus: Ten· dlll'ghtert. D)"!Dn· Guyer, Finodlay; William ~'-'' Codt Kelly, Cincinnati and Ge-orge John Te;lor, H, lllem. V..Woodllng, Rocky River. Educated public achoola. ·Print. The Democra.tJc candidates are er and adverttstnr spectaUst. DeROy H.. Burry, Lycms; R. E6ward f·n ted for llt~Ye I'J\ 1-ePe. N~~ and John Taylor, l.~2. el«"ted stat& lell'&b' 1836, ~ '·""&;feated tor nmnl.rultton tor lleuSalem. BI~graphleut skttehes or the t@llant fOYemOr jn liMO 'a nd 1134 oC&fldidwt"es: de-Fen-ted for nomtn·atl-on for U. S. Ropubllcu senatot iin UM4. A.wlbtant fietd P•ul M. Herlt.rt, 66, Colum~llt. dll'ecf:tor fOr Red CJ'OM, attaehod Served fou1· terms os lieutenant ,tn t·he Army, dl11'1Df World War tnvernnr. F..dur11t«< In oubllc 11. Mllffied, one IIJOn. •('hooh1. Ohio Stat e and ·Michi~an R. ldw•rcl Tepe, 4a, Nlli'MMNf. Yniveraily Law College . Machine Educated public \ l!lcltOOll, Xavier cun . ~ompany captain in Europe University, and Unhre-r!!kY of etn_jn WOrl"ld Wnr r. Former Columbus C~!nnatt Law SC'l'lool. Former etmit Jjlolice pron'Cutor, stole reDM~ent- •and Jolicttor for Norwood, elect,. '•t!ve, •dale senatnr, former Am· ed to liM of rivt- consecutive ~lean l..eyion ~tale comma-ndCT'. fieorrM u Norwood mayor In 1049. · lfereu~ed three timt>S In bid fBr Director, two finan<'e compa.nies. lieut-emurl J!overnor once ·n bid for MaJTird, 'flix c-hildrffl .i._ov,rr:u)r. ~~wo c~lld~en_.___ Roy -~ ltJ~.-~2, Ly~~·- TELEVISION GUID WSAZ •TV Chonne13 The News ED"OII Entered as second class mailin& matter at the poat qffice 11 Pomet"Oy Oblo. .. Wednesday, May 2', -1956 •-t ,. . .h- A qu•llty ,..... lien ' rekal M• clirted teeltt, SV.>fot hondllo, 3V."-h - 2.29 �• ,, ~ i ' ~ :g' ' . .i' j ' ~..t.~"~'i4 '! ~· ' ,,- ~ ...J ~-· ·· · ~: ;:;:~·;.~:· ;:~··. -:--::~~j·n;e~·=··_!;OG~·~u!v~~~~~~7~ ': rom .. (:incinnati J'~ Streak Str~ I WINDY CITY WOW To fwe Games; Dodgers Lose 3-1 · ,.,.,..,...-f'l'' W. .c:pWd lfNr,e · •leY to -.wR ~~ mn wh1ch ~a-ve ;ff:':t..! ;,o \l, ~auonal ! om:iJH11.\1 .iiS vloi?'J'· ..;,. d!lf••< "" ...i.. ··• .. M~er vie- was Broojd~·l>'• ~ 91raigbt. . e J"WY .W lw ~~..,::;. I . ~ o:e '"&I><..., ......_ ·i tl>!lrt.ll plaC< ja ..,ty ~all Klu,.~l, ' t""-'1.;. I scored on · a ~d pttcb bY Clem f'mJt p}li£it ~~~A b , or ··•t ,L..;..~M who Lab.ine. ~.¥' · o,. l'.l~ .,...... ...,~ -losses The Red]egs, m~~. an~ ~~&ve l1f9 .W¥1' ~ liP ed tll•Y bav• ~ left· ~ill help '4eckle tonigbt wb~~er :~~£4 pitcbe~ DoQ ,(r,r.9ss t9 Ua"e Redlegs in .<the tea~~:ue "P"ar ;,. Johnnie Plty, N:e1rf Havert, calllld <Ill til• oar.enu, /llr. ~ ·Mrs. Ed Fry or Oat Gro.. Fr~oy. 1\lr. •lid d'!lrs: «o<Y )/Jeasiua an~ •JlO¢ h4Y ev.fi11IIJI ,with ., •. ~nd ]\Irs. F. oM. ~~~. :,J\1'1\io,r,Kins of Charleston ~t t_be w~w ;With Mr. ~· 'twin. J•es King. · -. Jf/11. ~na .~P~k<n<t with ·~o~r. ;--- - S\llldll)' Dpna\d '11l\oliiJISOD. ~. •.n~ (l! · '. tndlanapola ~ - £rron contributed· to the big score rolled up .by the F._.con.!j: as they eolleeted o'nly 12 lllu. Se-,;,.A~nen . /& , ..,,._"~"' P£Mot.tt;ll!t'lri /!IE ~ ,,, 1 ,.,UJ,.,~ J."u"' ;;~Orn'wN"•v,t:. ml' tA~r fi!Afl t:f//'111! It's tile dip thai does 11 ... • ·M~ ~P tllat atea t,bl.s . ·i~r .pump iiJ · all'llew IGOJt, yolli>~t ..aJici a:•v and natterml(. or ;flpe ~ije (b',l'YJ le~~r :...~~ period P1111ellaa• • ' . ,,91' tleCe!\t. t?er 2110:./!R RECOIU:>f;: f{f$ !i GHMP >tMIMER?_,, 1"/.lli# /f!.(JV/ /#.OU JiFA';v• j:(~f.J-I'~RIJ't§.'l/! ·0~1{../1 v~ lilA. l!'.Ai.-a:~ A,fp II!? tf.' HOA?~~!i-1 %f~c~;g;{#)~{J;,R__":11 ~,.,e>rriUI/ rr; flit~ ;te>; 11 F"Ui¥~ ·;v· Ail~::-~~~~~~ by , ea,l.l..crulthr,a:· wn. Down Gaufho Prim! Maude ~~~~i~~~~~cleanen J AI<M was ·PI-""~· faa~ ~nd invit.J,tio~l · faet Ulat tbeyAlbert are worJctne 24. ftoon Holub (left) and paYement ln N~ York. The buUdlng _ "ew • \ ., NEW LOCATION Come In And See Our Fin!' SRie!=tion Jo.tl~~ WARM WEATtfER world record." qu e a ., . • . Kansaa City .. .. 4 6 B IIi 188 11 the •bea'tllesl of -erdam an·d R1chards bath weighed Dltllolt ....... - 4 7 .364 the r:eg:en pole vaulten who have only about 165. Thnt ex).ra ~ Baltimore · -- --- 3 g .867 ·surpassed 1~ feet. It pose9 a prob pounds .~ more makes a big d111,· Tu..-v'• Retultt fercncc . Iem. It A Cinch Ne,w York g Oetl<llt 2 Don si mply can't J~:et a pole With the right equipmen t. both •KIDia9 City 3 Bolton 2 which wHI support h~ avoirdupois Warmerdam and Hichar-ds flgree, ..Oievel•trd 3 Washtngton 2 night BtllimOJ'e j! Chicago 2, 1 11 lnnina;s until hoe gets It up ha.to ;the vault- 2r"'tt la 'lf..dnch ~to . &i> 18. ;(eet. . irw atratogpbere. th ' 1 e and lllpt. . -!:'·u 1 get the ri.ght 'J)Ole, "Und lre · as fVM'Y · mg e l! ' y'. Prob•blt Pftc ...... I've been doirrg a lot or e1CpCTi· wh1•re -th ey both at1ained tbelr CWeago at Baltlmore-Pien:e menting, then I feel Cairly confi· pet~k"' at. about 25 years of DiC, ~ ••. ,_..._ o.o. ·dl!'nt that some dny I'll have 8 '"f:tn.::m" now is- only 20 years Detroit •t New York-Lary 0.2 l'hancc at 16 feet," he said. "But o\ 11. ., Kvekl 2.0. right now I'm more intere:>h~ in Bna1,.~ acquired that nlcknnm~ Kansas City ·M Bos.t.on- Ditmpr a~ a ynung.s•ler when he fitted tht; setting .a new wol'ld J"e4!0Jid." trL'CS nro nn:d his home in PcnnsJ..J. w Brewer 1·1 Ey" Outdoor IMrie. CJevela.nd at Wuhlnlrton night Whl~h menns rthat Drlu(g, n gT"ovc, N. J ., with rope and made ......Gmla l)..l vs Stone 1.0 .strappinl! six-rooter wlth bull¥Hke like an ope man, T.hurWay'• Games shou\dC'MI , np.rrow hips and long ''Shucks, fl.O, I don't do that Qltcaa:o at Washington or1\M"ht legs, Isn't concenif.r&tinJt: at the nny ritore," he gr.ins, "but it S UI'(' Qfwfand ·at Baltimore ·DIR:ht monwnt on 1hc 16-foot barrier- did develop my arms and ihould· K,nus City ·at New York one of t he mental blodts in s-ports. crs.'' ~ .. Del<olt l(i.q, mnrk Rt the momer1t 1!1 CorNliTIQNAL LUGUJ So well thnt when he was In W L Pet. GI ne\lug_q Wnrmcrdom's o\fldoOI' .-.ec- hlgl1 srhool ·he vaulted 13 froct, ord of 15 rect, seven and tbrN>· :llllw•tlloee --- -- 6 3 .826 . r 600 <tuarter ln<'h. Th(' 18 footer quite nl'ne in<"hes, _.·nd, whlle lucking 111. Loulw ....... 6 4 . y, is ,RrJlng to have to ta-ke Richards' rons:i's1·ency, holds the llrooklyn _.. .. .. T 5 .1183 'AI ~lbvloll'sl core of it.~clf nlong with such s('cond be!'~ jndiv l du~:~l mar·k ·of Olll<lnnatl -·--· 6 5 .ll4ll other sporting rundblocks ·a s Babe all time. NOw Yort ... --· B 6 .1100 1 Ruth's record 60 home .runs, .400 1 Along wl1h Rie}ijl·nls, Don Coop· ~-fib . .. .. 6 6 .1100 2 i·ng. ~0-t~n·rrH~ winnen 1n<l oth· e.r, Jer.ry Wclbourne an:d Bob GaPhiladelphia .... & 7 .417 3'-i hit! ~'r •surh baTT"ie.m which .) oom tall towski, lle gives: th·e United Stutes Ohleago . .. .. . 3 8 .27~ 1n 1hl" ~po rting mind. a poteut vuulting crew. But If .!!,.t,. Bla<'k·hKII"lod Don's blue eyes BraRg ever gets ,fi,bt«l with the Now YOI'k 2 Ohleago 1 were !Wr iou.~ 11..•• he pO'ltllM"ed his tight pole tte t-t,'eatens to len'tle urah f St. Lov)t 2 ·nll!ht problems. n9w ~at h"' i~ the tee· -them all beh\nd . '+'~ulle• 8 Pbl)a·. 6 night ond •hlghe.<rt vau'lter l·n hi~tory . IQiiatl 8 BrooidYn l DUtbt :thE' past wlnter. B!'agg • .,......,.. P....lo PHch¥1 OurJnr NEW YORK UP - Scvt>nt('en mov.ed a·h(>Rd or the Rev. Bob NOw York " Oblca«o.-W..th· Richard!!, who"e all-lim!! but. ts 1& years ago today the late Lou Geh1M19n 1•1 •• ~ M. rig lert the New York Yank-ees feet, five int-hes. by taclllin& a 1-oo~yn ·ol CIDclJ(IIIti nlflltquarter-Inch on Richard's belt ef· lineup after playlng 2,130 straight H vr 141....,... 2.0 rame.s. fort ever. :v.a ·Sure stallS alot ofToll[lle- -By Milude BIOS!Iing • Pr~ss Hfl/piHICHf' .' ' Forlune · \ 9 Second St. ~ St. 1.9•1• .tdjllrt 14 •• tlooldiJ 1.0. . n.......,.o_ at Ostlr • - ..lled"'l"' ~lnetnnot! 'fort ot Nllw<lqj<ee n\lllt ot Sl. IA>tliJI nll(ht Pltllbul'lh f'\11"1' jiCbedultd ChOcolate S~ruP .. several at thiS \OW price SPECIAL 39e aepladY 'ollie WEEK oNLy .. Mj4~!eport· .Qhi9 Pomeroy. 0. .. I Pomeroy, Ohio S,hop I • .. ,- ~ .. . ,.., .. .. ,, _.' '• ~ • ~ RE·ELECT 0 C. COLLINS . STATE SENATOR I I 'y . Coltlo In Eu· . CommiHee Assignmenh: • Chqirman, Elec~ns and Federal Relations F . flttiblll'l!h oi Serve with !rut!. . d . Fine in Ice cream ;:,Y Condon " -,:;4::. the Pan! Mercedes PLANTS r.v.mw, . <!1!\1 · li)old Direct From . . Frost ..... . Peddle Pushers Sl:fORTS • · MIDRIFFS e .111 w........ J)th ATTJU · .400 4 •' OF W•lfor ,.,/;f, ' -- OPEN For Business At 011r now, though , ·he's J{h=h evwu, t"'ublo a pole that yo....tliOin~ ·9'"jjl of -170 mlleo ~~~JA%~~~rult· D Br gg support his we1ght They eiwer Vw ,.,.... . , AMII.IC~ UJMlU. . on a • •~ bol> 01 ~ ~. h•v• per hour, b,e!"'~'' his com1111~ lng an~ fl~~.al .1\1!10!'· ¥/,IIIIIWV# ~ ,t w,ed W Ml <#n '·~• 1 . . Y1 L Pot. . . . .\be .~ as "ttw \ItO! bOt to ~:=t ,oo 111JlC~ . ~· . • . ht men~,< In !OitO.W h'l'l,ne" would 1101 Kans~>S and M11SIIl8lp,pl . y "'k • ""' • - 9 3 .?119 ·'· ba.....taT . the e l'l.j.'s gQn~ .to require the nt . were placed on on~ '?f:etr W. Main Street Chicago , . ..... ' 3 ~ ')i ~~~~~O:t *~~ Ql,aboW: b .-'i 6lO~Injt,lor1," said ;Jr~, ~ ju~i I~ve him e~ugh ti~ne to ddve 1 ti<~n for violati!lJ 2 C·levelan~ ·----- 1 D ball by law.s. Nert~er -wet'!,_ - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - ---....,-3 welgbt Wd'ky at •he e)"'!ld •n Ol)'ln- ' lo~ in bu-s.i~ ~~in ~at~n Is it ln any .or thi• yel\r's r~'~ce.s. Washington -- -· 7 7 .500 4 pic C'hamplons· h ip "and at teast a Vi~~a· n ov~roi~l:m t-.ee~~e n Vi~ arm· Booton ....... - 4 6 .400 p""' N,E)V ,ORK P- (lnlenlattonat.So.ndplwtoJ I . M;s. C)~~ BI.!SSI<Ig l• viSft· .WI .m Vir,JI!JUl wUh ber .tDh-in-law and ojau1btq, an~ M\-8.' Gdo . llev. ' We Are HOW ONLy G~:~!t.''i!.~ ~: ~;1 :..;,··~~ ::..end ·* boat. Tempo 1(11, ~·~~ ~· poling · 1n NCAA cbampionahlp ::r,tl~e ~!t:nat: 1 Mr. ond - · Tobey il!yers w«e S,Unday ~l~ner fUe&ts of ;Mr. and Mrs, ntnnis Rou.sb. W~irje~. • EXTRA SAVINGS THIS WEEK W. OIV.. S I II Gweon Stamps t'lt,\<led. ' ~ _ Syraewe 3 ~Albany 2 11 ~in~n':,.-========,-==~===!!' 1 11\\.... I~,J ~lt<!Mied •\he (uner.ol or .!4M. · ~ lllclt~ •• !Jle !lnte. Fl'iday. IN COMPt.E17!V(; ,.. I ~~~~· :r!'l'{or ~ v.~· 11«11ier I St . Paul 2 II 1 1 -..d!Y """~oon. 135 !Mr. and' loi."S. Bryan! Brooks or ihw~Plgtoo ~ere .caners · in the • . illlllrd ..... ·Sunday. , .l¥4:i ~~li'l ,Gjb\>J ~n,l *' my Lyrett, ltslh:, C11Je110 10. HOLYOKE, M•.-Jiuty Al- ~"' Iison, 1:1010 Sorhliflold, llaa_ outpointed Eddie Alldrt'WI, tal• Lowell, Mus, 10. 1 !ln. !!.o!> j!icl>ard,oon l'@fkom!\1'1 cf<)lod .on GROSSETQ, ltoly~o coni, 1:10, July. Olllpolatocl 11111- I RUMMAGE s·•LE :.. ' mg. s:;.; - l'!",. !!'eats ,c~ Mr. ~ ·!Jlrs. IY UiUTJII , .... Denver 5 - .Chllrl ~ton 4 Lout.wllle 2 ~ Omaha, 1 MlnnPt poiJs at Wld1ita pprt, w.f't grounds. MIAMI B~CH, FJa,~ Jnternatlon•l J.~agu• Dupa~. 143. Nl"W Me•m{ outPolDI, No g1mes schedul("d ed Johnn y DiglUo, 143, WYOJlM, N. J . 10. Souf'tteorn Att«ittk.n Allanta 4- - New Orl ean.~ o Memphi• 7 - NMhvill-t> 4 Dir:mingham 3 - Mobl!e 2 Do You Know That A : Cattanoo&a al Little Rock. ppd l•ttern Lugue sobmtown 4 - Rea ding 3 Is Golnt On AI 'nle • 1All•ntown 8 - wm.. m, port I EPISCOPAL PARISH BinJ1 on 8- Schenectady 7 12 inn. JIOUSE TIL ~AY 5 : Sa,.. . !Mr. and """· •. • I *"· ,...o aow Jl,oulh ol Da,Vies Grove. . ff Amerlun AMoc-i"ion Wahama'• White F1lcon• rolled to an ea&)' 24-6 victory over t:he Gilmore Jligh School ream ol Sandyville on Tueoday allernoon on the Wahama diamond. 1 Coach Rolph used 22 , •Play- iu the pme •• ~Is chorg. es •hud •• oaoy a!lemoon. George Het80ll, DMver Gibbt -and Donn:ie \1\!h M'atre af1 .took -turn'S at 'burl· W.eiJal)d ~nt 1 the ' ' ·- . -~ . '" League · .. Results . . I tORI f'IHiera:I Home in Mason on ( y OSCAR FJ.lALEY Rolteri 'l'aylor attenilod the Jun,...J ot lllo Uncle "Jir>k'' 'fay· lor 1t Stev~ Funeral Hl)fl'le in Point Pleaaant. ' 134 J:. 1\JaJ• St. fh0l1' 1l'l' · . PARADE To-DAY'S SPORT -~ havi~~ l)n~,.t s,.. ~eLIJng ~ · u Results ' OFFICES ALL OVER OHJ6 tAMDEN N ,1. UP - Henry . 1. . Dukt> SnidPr s•t'h-"tP~- t ~r· D~~rs , Mcrl'no C9.m~ 1 tr'iple at J.au_.. .,U in the fo~r· o•ni<lR ·w, ~ rei Pal'j< li'ue,q;y JI'J>en 1w bQPte4 !llooble. .A£1ru- two wQI'e out . Jac· Calumf't Fann'S · EaStgat-e to· an j;ie RobiASon beat out J s-low rol · ea~y win in the featured Clayton 'er to shortstot) R9Y M<1MHia111 an<l p 1~ne. Moreno also at:!ored on Ral',l(Uppst,ln walked Carl Forlllo co Soul $22.80 and fCill¥ Oscar ~d ChaJ'Iley Nl"al to .[oN:e Sruckf ·$4.40. Eastgate, a posUb]J ·Kenttome. tucky Derby .starter, paid $4.20 Wally Post ·Walkl"4 wibh ont Ollf straight. Majorl~e .• LOAN . Willi lll1llng. ~·..·. /IJ.I'I. ,l!la ].!.•.lg.·~-d ~ CITY '·· . yaded. l9 .tb,J! Redleis by ·the t::.,{~fte~~ ~~~k~·rll ~ St .LOllis C.ar<Hn!lb for Milton .. ll on the Smith oo infielder. and cast ano :ner .speSmith 24 ear old Ne~o. was Dodgers for a 3·1 v'ctr>"v. 'a 'i 'f' lt was Klipp.~lein '"~. fifth victory en op1ion .t o Se~\~; ~:;8Pa~i:~ over the DodgPrs a~talnsl only one Coasto·Lca~e.19M when ·he was loss sincP hi' join ··rl thl' Red legs . San h'e:o t~ Redlegs fl1l' $60 000 Retbin~Cn Hom•rs bou.g t Y e ' -A ~--'· n . .. ,.,rcn humcrr d {or .La Palme, 31 , h1ld 11 4-3 .r.ectlru -.~~ - · ds 18.t on Cincinnat i's first .run in lh ~ first Wllh the Car seas · St!: $50 . .'f The of I• .• ' tiiHDAY into rfor I Klt stituti.Oil6 that ~~~~ June 9, 19M, en£oi'Ce'ment ~m · ~J l;fague oply ·a wtet' ago wUI -climb to the ~~~~ al~W' ~t Jl'greeVJent . ljll>. oob Lawrence Spr!n.glleld M•- ~ lll!!l>betts f•ld he Dr ! . Cloo' ati ex~ Gross ·baek befol'1! lt:y)g. 0\l.io, wl)l pltt!h 1 or i1t h. Jn another -pla-yer niove, Paul ,-)J.tlf J\9#~ ~t-~ I w - ur: La Palme, a ·leftY relief pltcher, B'rooklyn. wm~ $100 . $150 fT"JS: policy" on rule Walter Byers of th·e NCAA s&id penalties wiU be 11.11.\il'ld!J~n "''"·~~ ,..,, Thvn St!IP and ""'· Dwlgl)t .,., i;:.. ii:HY .~~..~tW . t• . l'hf'flf ""'' vu-t Lo a uni vE>rsity Co!Jegiatee n1~~~ its O<eW -a,1 .8ai19)' ' ~!;1 :Mcl(Ulan ~b;gled 1 witll 0\11 ip \he Ted tJIJ•.,. tbe Jtedle&B Templo, ~oree<l. ¥ WI , !J.t.. t~, {lll or Bailey takin_J :t~_1Njl £l:oi;TI wtwe h~ .td f u:om NEW~~~;~~J~~ !i!IOII1"51"QJf' "ll' t<hlo Ohai>man or AIUanc...nd lin Jl"'1 llol!- all(! Connie. Ok't)' ."Dd 'Denni9 R~ U!lsted jack 1\ouih oJ Broad a.;, Yrlday. Roy Fri~ lq)ent Saturday nilbt With loe Grimm. Yi•lt!Jl1 at the home ot Mr. tnd tl;n. ~!O.td ,Ro~lh ~W><fay were '~(,. ond· loin. c;..u lll~ng ~~ ldn "om'!! Chao-an •"" h1 a flalh EIINII/IANI<~. , t:/llt:AGII C"l/115' •.;d Na aidcmt :ere / , • ~· GU'D" C h - W ,. aum• of Mr. jlund;y ..~ Mr. and Hrl. Jii. Ulbbo SUDdll)'. CASH ,- .... - . 8y Alan Maver ""'"""'•;~"~, 0 W - 7-b• Cin- in ·~ !9llf'OIIl !w CIQ<lnnati. the~ ' ,.,-.-~::,.~ ~ oiOl> a five ' ·toOk tll\l:~ 1\P a olngle by Ed Bal· t 1 '. • Vice-Chairman, Education and .Health Committee .. apent£r:l ~.'~~ Mr. and • EvelyD --'. apent the entli'Mr. .... U . III EverythiQg yo~ we~nt in a Jhlrl IIQ I ROOMSOf Hew F-urniture fOB ~ $299~00 l, , .•. ... : ' I H. ·i HIS EXPERIENCE, SENIORITY and PRES'IlGE ' ARE YOUR SECURITY 'II • Senator Collins' record of accomplishment merits your support. He has an excellen~ voting record in support of Farmers, Teachers, Policemen, Firemen, Schoo Is, \',-~~-~"~. Small Businessmen, Workingmen, Streets, Roads and all Local Governments. He helps all of us . • Senator Collins Aut"'ored and supported bills increasing the payments to our Aged, Di$abled, Hondicooped, Needy, Blind, Unemployed and our Mentqlly Retarded Children. • Senator Collins wos ca.al.itlior,nf the bill wbich-ir,~.creosedTown- · ship Trustees' pay $1.00 per do yond ClerksF'30't14!tyear. · • SE.'notor Collins was co-author of oresent 01-tio~'Jo'reotic low -said to be the outstanding narc otic low in the l:thlfe'd States,., . FURNITURI . ~ Tbe Br!PteltCor-·~ ner In Mlcldle)ljll1 BAni FlJRNITURE · • v UH o·uR LAY-AWAY ' . ~·!-.~lf!D Y-9uii.UH.,. WITif .. ,· 1 • Member ConservatKm Committee BAKER . ·; On f\ k" . 'OHVENIEHTLY SPREA~ Jl4fMml'§ 0·1 BOX I··' OH Taxation Committee • Mem!Jer, Agricultural Committee ~: / Mem~r, ... JlE.ELEC'l' COLLINS • ••• •••• HE GETS '·i; OAKLEY C. CO'LLIN$ X cane sulilar .' Republi~an • ' " WA--. # &\ ( �- ' -- The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,rOhlo Page Six • ·wANT ADS ~c::.-== oae liD JertjoD.. MiDUD!lm c.ha.rRe tkkl-4 c..n!.l per woni for thllef For rut.--&ecb1c teeutive inHit.iOD& !ipeeial-Ooe mootlt. for 20 ceDtl ltumtlt. CliDloa dleport.. .Ph. trl.OO-X. ......or4. wallpaper nmw. hU rttt or z ct<Otl 16 For Sale or Trade be cllara:ed for advertlaio~ paullvr befor~ l.be l6Ul ""' eact ... ..... trade for smaUer place in Meigs• Mason or GtiJI& County. Farm located 12 miles from Pomeroy just off Rt. lZi (10 LaDJ!sville and Demer Road. Contact Harry Edward&, Rutland. Obio. 4-110-31<: Help Wontesi' - w. va. I WILL not be res,ponslble ror a•IY debt! contracted by anyone ot.her than myself. Ernest H. Young 4-3(}3tp Long Bottom. Obto. da •~oo1 Y ~u . BROAD RUN '· tten ance &~; ~n Sunday was 44 offertlli $7 90 Mr. and Mr.s. A. H. Ball~ or Bashan called on Mrs. Amanda Baer and Mr.s. Stella Watkins also Mr. and Mn1 _ Chas Baer and flmily Sunday. Mr. and Mr.s _ Lewis Wa lker were Sunday gu<!s~ of their son and wlle Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Walk~r at Plants . Mrs. Russell Wyncope daughter Patty and son Mike, Mrs. Jack, Stelzer and daughter Valarie all of Columbus spent the weekend with . t beJr parents Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Holter Mrs. Edith Sii50n acornpa nied them home for a vL'§it. Mr. and Mrs: Charles Roush and : d augbter Angela or Columbus call- : ed on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bair and ' f amily Sunday. Mr. and Mrs . George Baer and on Billy attended the Rousb Briggs ~dding at Racine Sunday · a fteruoon . Mr. & Mrs . Arthur Baer , Tipton I owa called on Mr. and Mr.'i Char- ( loes Bae r and fam'i.Jv Saturday. 1 Mrs. Hanson Holtm· gave a wed- I d ing shower Thursday -eY!!ning for her aon Harold and · Mise Orva J ean Bissell. It wa_g well attended and tht>y received many beautiful nd tueful gifts. The will be married in the near futuJ"Ie. Mr. and Mrs Russell Watson pent several days In Columblls: and attendlmr his uncle and aunts I olden wedding anniversary. . 19 Business ~pportunitie! ----H. RAWLING SONS CO. - "'CT ..,OW .ft :-:0-:'-::=:::c;;-;-:-=·--·-- ·1931 HUDSON 4-door Sedan, &park~ ling oriJI~al black finish, $495. Blacttnars, Pomeroy, Oh'io. - -- - __ _........ - - 195:5 PONTIAC Star Chief CUJiom i;~:~.na ~~~:~::~••loat~:'m::~~ •-28-4Jte - -- - 19~1 BUICK Speci.11.l Deluxe 2-door Riviera Sedan, vel')' low mllcaae $1~ . Bla-L"ltnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio 4-28-8tc 1iMFORDVB 2-door Sedan, Beau· tlful car 11295, Blacttnar'a Pomeroy, Otri~J . 4·2fHitc -·· • SuDdl)' "ll>ll>li lit. """ iliA local owner, $705. Blaettnar'a, romero)', Ohio. 4-28-tltc ohio. 312 120 I:JI Insurance :...::.;_::__=--- 10 OUtbo•rd moLors and 1 Jeep. Chenlier'& Service ~P' Bottom. PIANO t-or • al e, 1ood Station, &-l-4tte OOMPLE'n: tnaurnnee Proteetlrl, 11-Utt CONCRETE BLOCKS ( 141 i=o; -Re~t ' rt•e room "Build lttMr p.,. LHI.., -mod~ra APART GRUESEB. BLOCK CO. MENTS, with laundry and Jar· aJe. A. N. Ben11aL 1--M-tf - - --- I Milot North of barth FURNISHED APARTMENT. Adulla only. Call 7·M or 401 Spriaa Ave. ~ Sl~pina: and Clio Rl. U "-•rrt PhW UNA . saY . For --·- hoCTIII\Alo OHIO VAl-LEY JUNK CO. ~- Y•nl ond .ua .,.. ... ltl.J. ":J'l'AIA Pclll«''IJJ ~........._ __ Is CompeleQI Embobning ·METROF'OLIT~H · AUTO liALBS • ' Trevy·Finattrwolcl Wh\te . . ~;So;dr~e~n.;;;;;;;; --·-- WE SELECT ON THE VERY BEST · USED CARS HAVE A VARIEtY . CARS IN THE · POPULAR MAKES ' COME SEE EM: BI.IY EM. 1955 CH'!VROLET 4 dr With Ove:rdlive. R&H, miiNif, FORO R&H, :r dr. loft .. I Mra·. 1 tirea. , •-M&RCURY 4dr, really thl!rp c•r. FORD VIctoria, Rarlo Many More To Chose Frcrm METROPOLIT-t\N ' 'I LOOKING HOMEW~RI) :~- MOORE'S lillY llrs. Ht!>fY Ord were Juest. Moaday of Mr. und Mrs. Jaell Onl. ·Mn. JuDe Lltcllfield and dauah- .ter were etlllna OD Mht. Thoinall Grimm oad family ,....tty. .. . ,. HUFFY GAS ond ELECTRIC . . MOWERS ~... Pn<U· Pomeroy Ohio "YOU I ' . . --- · ·VOTE ' . (free. Demonstration) ..,. . EA.SY tERMS ·Dubow B-t\LL ~1.0VES ond Baseball Shoes . PUP• TENTS ancl · Umbrella TENTS . - f h . FC?tThe . 5o~f:8 '"p · K•clcllea I j !.. 1 w w E H ~) I AUTO SALES Lltehfield Sunday. 5UNiUs• TO ' SUNIR' 'tAttoH• . REPVBUCAI'I Charles G. Sheets, Jr FOR I Meigs County Commissioner ~· A Superior Serv1ce UNFIJRNISJIEID W. 'Main St., Mr :and Mn. . · . Friday . w Wayne orr . . Mr. and Mi's. Wm . Sorden Eagle Ridge caUed on former mother Mrs. Lola Surdon. . New ltoi!4Jid. clveo· you an extra meuure of twlno In every "-If ·. ' . leta you tie mort ·bale1 of bay at leu eoef R\.111*1'1\ber, New H~o­ UII.d II th~ lli!ly twine certl.ljo<U6r f~l!l~rtl_th; stren.lh ..,d ' unolol!iii!Y ,:by .. \).$. Tu\lnt Co. ,Thli II your iaurari.. ' of hlch ielllile ltrencth, eve~~ coup thot NIIJ uapolbb \bloUJh your l>ltlor. . • . Clf4w·~ ~ ~IJ r . -~ ........ ~ I l OnYeurDiot In ~111,.11, LUs Progreso wllb new · blood ID our leadership. · Eneo~~.. ~e new lnd¥sl· . riM, Keep our youth at "- F~tt. P•llli 1 BLUUI Mrc•.;. ~ L. ll G}u•-•oom 10,) Mro. Bmha Clark. · . !Mr. and Mra. Leo LUchflekla"Dd dl."\flbler were IUEilltt or Mr. and Ia Ul of -pt Van M'~., daughters, Doris and Mrs. Ralph Ballard called on Mrs. ()ra Caldwell family of Tuppers ,Plains. • .. Marcia Keller ami IamHy of Keno entertained Mr. and Mrs. Mi.ss Emo1ene Roush is aa&ist· Paul Orr Sunday evening with lng Mr-8. CeciL Smith. Mn. Richard Roush wea In Pt. birthday dlnner. Pleuant Tuesday. Mrs. Bertha· Clark and La.JTy were gueats of ·Mrs. Clary Gtln· atead tecenUy. ~" Dorothy OhU.aca- rpent Thurs. day nllbt witb .her trandmother, J- ,t.r~ .. H~ :.i....tl, F~a:ltfi~U~ _we.tk .we.tier.l.jg~ her PM'fnts, ·)Jr. and Hnt. Charles and mother Mr.s. Ruby Of!. Mrl!l. looliiit"'' l $Jt~~·-~~....,,. . Real Estate Broker WE BUY tbe w-ecll:e~. Mr. a"nd · Mra. Grover -I Clarence Sodren of Bell, W. Va. · G~l:~en~n'~e:~!:ie~~h,!il~d·l l spent Thursday with his .olister .. ii ~\); l AC.C IDINT Life. CMualty a.1d londl 1 1~=======;::::::: · ......... X 1 ~ea To My G. S._., Jr~ Let'• Progreso wl~ll ap~ of Meigs Co. 'Thornton has ala:o ai<4 .l )n. ileue Wolfo •i>d It' of !'o(i'rm;! wef~ o/ hi• ,.re,u, llr, .... avid Wolfe. ·· · ·· . ·iif. and Mrs. Audrey Sodron daugh~ DianM. Jimmie Bailey, Columbo SWIS eaUing on rel.at'i.ves her-e over· I lllre, AutoiRHII .. tt"lth In MIDDLIPORT, OHIO 61K-M PHON.. 611111 -----·--------.......J daughter. reo, and llr.Martha and Mrs. burc, Mr and Mr.s. C. D. Sebastian, Fla., spent It 'Mr. .nd M.-.. ci~e Clark and aon were call~J. on Mr. an4 Mrs. Carl Clark and Unda SUnday. Mr. and = Mrs. Et;kUe Hubbard and sOn of Syncuse ·were. f{Uests o( Mr.. and ~- Ruena Kine Jr., Sunday. . Sunday at Dundar, W. Va. with Mr. and Mrs . Jobn Ours and . BY Mn. A. u·. Bailey, Mr. a.tod Mrs. Theodore Rote celebrated t.relr thlrt-~ ninth wedding anoi· • ·7 venary s~o~nday. Those pre&ent were :Mr. and Mrs.... Frank walton and cl1ildroen, Spiller, Mr. and Mrs. Tbom.aa HoHer · Jr. and chlldret~ Carmel, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Earicb j•nd son CoiQmbus, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ro&e local. Mr•. F. B. Riehard Roush aud ebUdren w;ere vislilq :Mn. Dorse)l Roush receaUy. · MT. nd lin. Elwood Uevinr aDd AdiP and Harry Daleo were callillll OD. Mr, ·aDd M"h. Obner u,viJqJ 1t We8t COlumbia Sunday llfr. lllld Mrs. I1IH llousll and ftmily were caUiDf on Mr. anti INSURANCE AGENCY 01 FURNISHED APART· JIENT wltb private b.t'b . UUU~ tiea paid. P.bone t&.M. 5-1-ate . 1ft. spent CaJling on Mrs. · Beftha Clart with Mr. and Mn. 'Paul Orr. and Larry during Sunday were Pvt. and Mrl. .Junior Mrs. Clay Grin-. Mr. lllld ·M n Glen K&a.rDI and famlJy, Mr. and Fort Knox, K,y. speilt weekend -Mrs. Homer Clark, Mrs. Theresa form-er pareD.u Mr. and Mrs. Grover Wb'i.te and (laughter Doris. Oh~i~er, Donald GrJ.mm ·a nd Robert Ohlinger. . Mr. and Mr.!. Rotaod Torrenoc 1 Allen Lee Kin1 r-eturned 'home and daugbter Tuppt.rs Pl!!ins . Monday from Holz~ HO&pital. on Mr. and Mr1 . .warrep Orrs lMr. and Mrs. Hant Fetty and Mr. and Mra. Arvd.Holli!r, Sutlda,r. sons, Pl. Ple&Hnt were. Sunday Mr and Mrs. Reed Eynon, Morna:uet~ts of Mr. and Ml's. Lawrence lng Star spent Thursday evening j Clark aoo fami·ly. d u. A H Ba·l• Mr. and Mnl. Frank Reynolds with Mr. an ...,..;s, . • . . 1 y. and -sons -spent SundaY wttb :Mr. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr and sons I &J;ld Mr& Reuna KIIUI Sr., and ReedvUle 11pent weekend with Mr. . and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Cl1ne family , Henderson.·. ·Mrs. ~ereaa· Ohlinger, Rohwt Orr. .... ~jitljalm I lloill« .,. ... """"' ........ bil ~.s. Mr. encl ttn. B. Allon. Mr. and Mrs. Warden Ours . I RODNEY DOWNING ·One Vital Port 8-room , -_,_.. -- BA. SHAN iir. lllld Rent For rent- NJCE FURNISHED APARTMENT, bu.slonua eeeUon, )tiddleport. Phoue 8l71).J. 1-1-Gte - daf -nif:.b t, at the Satur1 Broad There willHay be 4th a fest.Jvll Run Sebool 11p011aored by the 4-!H Club. . . moBIL \eaR.AP MAX . . i Gerald Clerk.e.d; .ton ~pent Fri. day ewaioe: wiUI Mr. and M"n. 'ut~- · Clar. • • 1 u· ....~ee 1P!IU'I am y, Ralpb "I'Dd. Gordon Cfark s~ent Saturday wl~ Mrs.. :Mel Ol"M'II: and !OD, West Columbia. Jad: Ord who. ·baa been a pa. tient at Holz,er Hoa.p.ital for tbe past weell: hu ret,mN home. Anna ...... 111 Dr ltJht lun&Jiebeplq rooma. 127 Butternut. '-24-lZtp 1141 . and fmib'. ' '\!ft. Clllll'lie r.lfe, Auto, Fire. Polio. Call Doa IIJUa, Middleport. o"hl~ 1 1 conditloa.. Coli 81111-M. 1 rCtOm :A fafe in My Car? You Don't You hove something To Sell, Trode or Announce, Let A Daily Sentinel Display A.d or Wo11t A.d be Your Repre*entotive. - They Get Results - I '. : CAPI'AIM WelU:Dato.a B. Sthean pull• on a clgn to eetebrate hit · lOftb blrth.dl7 "1111ille propped u)f ta bed at Rivervl'ew Hospital, Wb:wbwt Orat.rio, Can,; Capt. Sp.!J.ean traveled the oceans in abe . llfttat ot Queen Vtctort-. ~inl: oo formula for longevity, he j ~- ~ hal amoked ctsan alftce he was 60 and drank plehty ot · aoOd.-wblakeJ.IIJI father, a abiJ)bUUder, UVed to 105. (lnternationaiJ (!linea oa Mr. aftd llrs. Mat1bt of West Columbia oa Clut ·. I I' , A. Wfflker !Is a .patiew~ Hospital. her 1.istet, Suftday •• Mr. Mr. and Mrw. $. W. Duftl - ..... tlllled .. Ehor . tfl' aftd fftdly S8tllhfiJ. •Mr. and ll't"'. Hettat ~ Dorli Ollli.,., md Jaulte Glbbt apeat. Saturday with lin:. Bertha LEGAL NOTICE Albans were week. 1fT. and M~. J. t.tMJ """'" l!!e Ho~qJital Saturday. llalflrdat. f l:.st1maled Cmit., EleclrJcai, without fill:· F or aale by bid-one 12" Pipe M·a eblne. Obtain bid ahecb at main aate, Ohio Valley Eledrlc Corp., Plant SUe, Cbeshlre, Obio. ~l-ate FOR RELIABLE PAINTING • Con- It CJot.h, Flbera:lau, Nylon Awnlnp; tact Richard C. Wilt, 23J South Porch Vallnees; f'orch Shadea; Fourth St., Middleport, Ohio. • · 16 -15~p tlftVIIII and bamboo; Por~h and Lawn Funlture; V~nctlan Bllnd1 -:- · ~. Bhlclea Dr•pe•. Dale Wippel Notice to my fr1ends and cuatomcn- 1 am now aaaodatfod with Supply 21:1 Union Ave. Pome• ro)', 4·28-2&te 1 Cl!inton Fisher Co. Call 8265-X. _...:_c:.._ __ . Dale Durst 0.1-6tc GRAVELY TRACTORS. R. A. ~-- · FINLAW, E. MAIN, POMEROY, 01110. ~t-~p •n• ~tld ftlft Htrilld Of Gas Sought ·.. lit * ..., Pnmk o.ih·i.H' the .,~ ••tlt6 Fo·r NeW H8V.ell from Mason attendinC Tatiti1y, l1tu'beth , J'a .. wft.e ftf her parents, •r. •t!d ""· Chatle:£1 Barton. 1'ho:!e Effort. UJ, ~ provide the rown of a p~;ty at tbe horrte of 14r. n1 Talbott Sund.,., Rudy Durst called on Eber Car- ,.ew RI'Nil .;ritb l1l ldeql.dlte g., Jib. ~ Baltey, Riple-y 811 Friday supply will be made in the aeit Wf!re- Mn. ISea1rice Weaver". Mrs. penf:tr and family S.turday. Jamt"S AutbeDon, llald Knobt future fOJJGwinJacdon by lhf- to*~!: ~ ..A!nt lf*boor. Mn. Maxine AJcalled on Mr. and lfnl. Bill lfiddl: eou"n ril at a meeting held ,n ~ d-rtdp, Mr.11. VL"ra DodliOn, M.n. City. llulldina: Ofl lart Frid.ly ev-4 EMI)'n Thom.a.ll and ~ T'!t. Jo}•ee ••art ' Tueada)' ~. Olive- '!'albott, TOftl Welle -IDd efti'DI. Oicki.: Car11011. fva. Carpe-rr~« vi!rlted fl(r. and Mn. Geor&e · Mra. R . R. Durst ~. · , with Chicken pbs.. Cbarli'e Van ll-eter wu a rtc:!ent. . Earl Dieftl add · e-.a.t of Susfl!o &ewer. i~t"S: Etter vifited Mr. and ·Mm. A. llld 1-o)ree Coet1 ' - . Mr. 41nd BUI DO.Inl 1111ai1q. · . ( Ur. IOd IIQmoad llobob ' For &aie-l LOT. 60 x 100 teet in the Martin Addllion of !lb1on City. Contact Jimmy Diehl, Jr., or caiJ SPrueo 3-536'7. 6-18-U ' ~ l:>OIIfo StMIMI, "!JI!f!t-MkM_~t,~~.-~,......=--·.......,........,_ ...,,:----~---:.:·"7: ~­ Br Htl AND MRS, IIIIITII STJVERSVILLE. Adequate Supply . MASON N£WS . ... ilr..md ilro. -IIUI tDi1 dovlhlera eolled. ... Jl'r, 1114 lin. IF -- ~- · 1963 WILLYS Station Wuon, one ... ,. • • u-• -B. . :A!Jeo~ of citii~rotpa ~ (.20 • 4-28-0tc ' . ( • 111r. 1!11. Eill... . •114 do~et ljlellt sw.tay wil& l lllr. 01111 :iln, Orioi><l Location available now wit~in clly · tures ____ ___ ____ ___ $ IJ,540.10 llmlt.1:1 of Middleport, Oh.w, and Plumbing, without fixconAtructlon Is to be s tarted at turcs --- - -·- -- -- -- - -B.30l.Z5 once. H · l 8 1• 6 Fur further Jntormation wrile catmg, co mpete -- -,7 ...7 h or G~nl!ral Contract ---- 121,672.34 p one: Total Estimated Cost $142,228.t5 E<~ch bidder will be required til DAIRY ISLES SALES 145 NORTH MARKET ST. submit wllh his bid, a certified WOOSTIR, OHIO chock equal tu 15% or his total bid. A contractor who is awarded a I Business !)ervices cont•ac\ will hr. required t~ fur- 1 .• - - ·--~ nish l!n approved Pe~f~"Y.'oce 'fOliN HANDLEY, Auctioneer Bond of 100 17~ of tbe total amOunt II · " armonvJHe Road." · 3·28·tf of the bid Cor the fait hful per RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE urmancc o[ lhc conlract. Phone 200. Cleland Appliance The Meigs County C~Jmmission Sture, 118 w. Main St., Pomeroy ers ret-~erve the r!ght to rL"ject 2. 23 .u uny and all bids. MtJiJS ,t.:UUNT'i Bulldozer for •hire, pond1 and COMMISSIONERS basement work. P. M. Cowdery, Oean Darinitz, Clerk. - ~~~~ Botto~:__ f.12·1f (4) 25; (:!) 2, 9, 16-4.tc ror reltahle 1adlo and n repair, /,----call 60i0-J. We aervlce an makea. Schm.ollt Middleport, Ohio. ----Notice to my friends ·a nd customers-1 am now associated· wtt·h Clinton Fisher Co. Call 628&-X. Richard Fisher. C·1-6tc 47, 49 and !52 models. The whole lot $69!5. Jlmm,- P~~.nons, Inc., Phone 6242 Middltport. 4-27-&t.c -lDfil CHEVROLET Delux 2-door Sedan, extra IOod Urea $696. Bliiellnar'a, Pomeroy, Ohio. 4·28-6tc Ohio. J"'l1 . .... JaDJeo Glb\>1 tailed 011 ~ llaylOOnd Jloq;ll .... ·loJ<:t. Solllt'ill)'. 4-1 - - -· -- - - - - -- - 3 International 2-l.on TRUCKS 4 ., . Ho)1 Clark · w~~o were in cantoa to villi rolotl-. lira. Zlwood IJ.e'\'bal waa vilit11111 Mn. ii:JTI)e RoUoh Wedaooday. lfr. ond llrr. Leo Clan ...... Ia llaloo Wo;!a~. · JUdy Olton, Doris OhliDier "'~ t...ounty L.:umm1Ssioncrs for tne c onau·uction ot the MeiJtS t..:ounty Hom e, at t'omeroy, Ohm. CopJes of piaas 1:1nd specifications a nd other proposed contract documents l"or tabor and materials requu cd Lu buud me •Meigs ()ounty 1vllH! are on ttle m the oflice <ll n~ trteJgs C..:ounty AUOitor. Same wul bl! ~:~vailable to bJtlders at Ute 1950 STUDEBAKER, Delux, CoT,misawner s ofiice 1.1.l a cost ~Jf door sedan. In lood condl·Uon, OWNIRS IAINING UP TO $300 .$10.00 each. $~ Sherman Roberta Pome- A WIIK AND MORE. CAPITAL tllds 'baU be submitted on a Toy, ·Rt 3, near Union 'Avenue RIOUIIID: $3500. 1 untt basu of l!:lectrlcal, .PtumblDJ, Bnd~e. 4-30-3-tp General Bulldlng. 1 Heatmg and - • ' " ' '· let1a Boyd, dauich~er,.Mra. Ruth Seftno and ci'Uidren. '"Ill•. Re~• Taylor and two c-btldrea, of 'Parlrenbuf'l' and In Ca~ter ....., ruem of Mr. •nd Mn. Dell MJoo Dorll Ohlillller wu tm weel<eod aoeot of ·relatl,.. lien. lin. 0hll11ter .... Rober\ Wl'tf.l La Gallipolla at · the home of l>er brother 11<. md Jfn. I u-u P>.uto '* '. Ohlincer. Ill'. ond lin. Cbo<llo Lle¥lniJ aDd IODI. flll!'ll'e' recent IUeab of illr. IDd lin. :llaricm Rouob. """' --·- · rt. ·illMi-"tlv ' .Mr.~-· ond Mn. Billie Llevlnc md ~ter were eallili'J 011. Mr. and lira. Leo Clarke aM Mra. Cora Scaled propo.sals will be receiv· M d unm J..::.:lil.l o·ctock noon. June A ,..aational chain of _ Individually I e Day Service. Wrecker , 1'-:>o, at Lne otlice of tne .MeJg.g Phone 6227. Nlabt Phone 6039- owned drive-ins, exclu111yely de5l£n- '* X. DODGE-PL Yl40UTH DEAL ed and patented. Not a roadside stand, but a beautiful , mod<!rn, ERS. practical store. Dairy Isle will set complete WHEEL AUGNMENT, you up In buslnes.s In a protected m;ancing and brake aervice. 1 locat'ion with limited capital. A Hackett's Sa!et)' Service, Welt unlque p)an of financing enables ·Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio.) vou to owa your own busincu now. _ J .Dairy Isles locations are selecled 1 by men with yean of market sur;:,ale~ 0 vcy experience:. I ' ...I • Dairy Isle Stores 0 tl • l'\u1 u .)St 'W ll.t::» ~~~ti· May. ~.- ..MARINER KEEPS PUFFING Al T07 lin. Ca:rl CJ.t aoct Mn'. Dal· Ia& Glbba •tr<dt Mooday wltll ! ·- - ' A. BUSINESS . OF YOUR OWN . IV nflltiiA OI<~INOIIt . - - ----·- - ' ----------\lot1ces -- • s OVER . ANTARCtiCA I .nl 1.4 Tha.nD an4 &ptclal Ucea u. .hiveCJta pnnted at rea:u 1171 Lar cla.iiiUJed nv-.a. Vbituanee . published at 1 cent per word · Local man to tat over e:rlablishwa~d Ada re...'eived lrf mall Dl ed dealership for the Fuller •elepbODt CJ.Vell cattlll&i Bruab Co. No tnveatm.ent. C&r' neceMII')'. $81 to $100 per week average ~vealnp to start. Re· tirement benefits U qualified. Write JiY'L ·name. address, . phone m1 to Mr. P. Hut· SAY I DON'T YOU KNOW? kees, 19'23 ParkYiew Ave .. Hunt the ber. Jl.o ker'a wiU ii\fe you 5-2·7lc in~ton, i;ppllan· trlilde on furnit~ or f R-tf ces. "".. d RED. FLAG ~ I 82 ACRE FARM for sale or will 1 mootb followl.lll la.ieruon. , ron Ul AdvertlriiD&-Shontd ~ eported ium-edlat'JlJ. 'L\e Daill :;enti.Dd wiU nol Ot! reap.•nlilDh ·.w muk'e thaD one Utcorreet io ....... Mid11-l·d ~ wW if a.ol pe:- word A - . . . __ ·--- . I Fot reni-Qt.eutoa 1.8clden, Seaflold Boards, ~ ..:loUD. Cllatol Filbet, H14dlepon. .P!lone 112M-X. 11·1-tf recel.ved. &ata: 2 ctnlll pet trui'CI. FOREST RUN ;5.80011 nJBNISHED APART· MENT, '1& per week. Utiloi.Ues paid. Wm. SmJLh, ~ N. • lh St., MiddlepoN. ~lollc .:2aaifled Ada. t.xefhiU' DJ "' .\. II. wW be publbbed tlul l&nlt 1111 u Wedhesiioy, May 2, 1956 I �• .lll l Wi!dneSI;Iay, May 2, 1956 The Daily Sentinel HELICOPTER TOWS A 300-TON- FL04TING . • I The JDnual JunJor Band party e njoyin& 1PJne1 and dancing dlr was beld a t the Middleport High e cted by Mn. Joe BaUey , Home Sehool gymnasium Tuesday even- i Eeonomica teacher, and Band Dirlng wtt b a pproximately one hund- ~ ector Earl WIU'-Dke. r ed band members and their &uests Other lael.llty memben present ~reo Supt. L W. McComas, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Miller, Mrs Nan Moore Mrs. Ben PhllJon, Mrs Clara ' Thom11, Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee, Mrs. Fern Gaul. •f D·RI~K -. - ~ .·TUM. SNrln" Booth . ,. Ml!y 1 Robowt Ryan About Mrs. Leslle Mtrl• WinciiOf' John Archer No 'n's Woman Wlldnesd1y Only lhy 2 Thur . . Fri. INY Sh•r ling Hayden Richard Carlson ~ "THE LAST COMMAND" aLso Xaron Booth Myron Henley "AFRICAN MANHUNTH At the iotenniuloo Mrs. Keonelh McEibiaray , Mrt. Carroll Swanson, Mrs. Emerson Jones of the Band B0011tera Auoclation served s andW'iebea, potato chipa, pickles , pop and chocolate aundaes to t he crowd. J"avon were party hats and b&lloona. The gymnasium was decorated l1t1 melllllfl'l of blue crepe paper and Mrs. Rodney Sauer was in C!barge.- of the dining-room wbieb wal!l deeorated with Ul.acl!l in green potteey eontalners. .. ,. . 0 Gas Mowers Flrstl Brand new Hutry Ou Mowm are designed to ;ive you the etr.. 'round prqtcction you want Jlhm you're mowlnc. They're en.&loeered for faster, easier mowJnc, too. You'll w.11nt the carpet-smooth ~ut • • • clean, even ejection ••• othtr l)ig Huffy benefits. Stop in and"seeds for the full story. Aile for a free trial. $69.95 Steel Body. B1adu completely encloaed fo r all-arol,lnd prCJtectionand no dlna;eroua "throwin&.11 Sai• -AnAI• Ejection Cltutet. No bil "ho1ea" expolinl( bladea. Chute ngle aivee tmallett openina £wM£c,low· lcvd ejection. Sale-Guard Sleel1tumpere. "Cow~atch t r" a cti on keepa 1 d ongeroua objcctt away («<na ~1&<1<1-prolc<ll lm. Young People H0 ld Skate Party -- -- -·-- . ·- - - . · ·~ '' ' nt 0 J dJnnet were -.. lftaale on-· mDI'e, ·Mr. aod ~ ·Mn. llolllb Gibbo Jr., and daugbter, Gloria Jee, EmploymentR~uctionOrdered · Mtet Army Cuts Down Or4eri·''' Mrs. Babr and daug:bten, OaDdtee ~ella llarie OAK HILL BY MRS. HAT1'11 PnDIRICK Charles Warner-, who is .sertOUJiy 1 Ul was taken to the Meip General. b011pital Thuroday. Milo Bigg.s wbo baa been quite Jll the paat week ill improving. Mr and Mrs. Carl Babeoek and daughter, of Otae..o, and Mr .aD.cl Mrs. Emmet BabcQek and two 1001 of ~ay.ne spent • ·weekend recent.~oc~tb Mr. and lin. C. A. Bab- Thursday evening Mr. and Mn. He.rb ROI!enkraliz, s pent Friday ev-e-nlnl{ with Mr. and 1 Mrs Curt Frederick · M.r. and Mrs. Cl"ff ·d H 1 or ayea, and. Mr .and Mrs. Frank Cheesebi-ew of Middleport vtslted Mr. and Mrs' J! B. Hay.es Sunday. , . Delbert Pullins and Wllbur MeElroy or Great Bend AI(Md 91.. Road. Mrs. Lydia. Hysell returned to I l · . .as LETART FALLS ,J ALFRED LANGSVILLE IY MRS. J. D. ROUSH Sunday School att-MdaDCe oo April 29 was 42 the oUering AtteDda.:nce at the HeUH»dist $1.23. Su~ay School Sunday wu 62. of. Worshlp servl~ were ·h eld at ferJDI $8.M. l.he cliMe of s~y ~I witb IM"f. and Mrs. Lloyd Hall 'and . &11 attendance of '24 :MiU'IW'd children an~ Ira A:lle-a speDt Sun- 1 Swartz. le..adin,J. Gay witb his mother, Mrs. G. T. Chtrlil!l TtrlOr W prayer aerThey live io Lorado, W. vteea last W~ eveJtln(. ¢dkila. ~o Mr: ·• ·llld Mn. OruU!e KeJ,el' · ··.. apent trom Friday until" llon_day ".'"\ with relaUves in Nitro 1 W. VL Catol Piette uoderwent maj. or sur~ at H9Izer hospital Tuttday, lilr. and Mn.. Andy Cplwtll, I • Ru" • .o r Pomert;JY and DoraeJ Biggs, of Alfred, Visited MrB. · Martha MeElroy nnd ..sona, Eugene and VergU. Sunday. tJ.u.a ure . omema ers m- and daugbter Wilma Jean of Col· Vernon Webe-r and family of Rut- .er~a coo~ention -at Cn!umbus. umbus s pent ·t be weekend at their da~~ ~:;'11;:~::. spent S.tur- "' land spent Sunday with Mr. and. Mr r . ;n ·Mn. WalLie- St~er, home ,h ere. 1 Mra. A. H. Weber. __ s. a-~o d Hll)'man and :Mn. There wHl be ·a c•rd· shower for Mr. and Mrs. ponnie N.elson and Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes ~pent Earl Robmoon attended ~t.e fun- Hllll'isel Windland, GU')'$viUe R, 1 daughter. Crooksville were week- . Saturday t<vel!fne wltb Mr. Jlfld er~ of thei_r uncle, W. E. C~ .fOP~ b. ~ ·?M7 Jl. ,!¥f. W,U)d• .qd ~AI 01 bet p .. l4r. and Mrs. Norman Fr~!lfick. ,, I. ,. t't Evan. Sllnd&y. >I liftd. 'Ia i,ulte _pot;:;t7:: . an: ~i1 Rlgp!. Tl\e ,. (Q ... Mrs. Ullie Ch~~ - ~!! home ~h~mas H•yman was_ a surgical Mr. and Mr& Seiden~))le tbe weddtng anniveraary Of Jlr, OJ!.e day last week after spendiDf pah~nt at. Holzer Hoqntal ·a t Gat.- ,f Pomer.oy viait-ed Mr. and Mr.!J. and Mnl. rug 81, ~teveral weeks with her daughter llpoh:t Fr1day. Wm. Carr Jr. Sut'Mlay eveniDt. Mn. Ernest Fi~ber, at W001ter. The WSCS of the Methodist ilrs. Maxine Braley Nfina dauabMr. and Mra. George Frederhjt - Ch\lrch will ·m eet Friday evening ter of tl!e late Max Bralir, Of called on Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Fred- ld the Community Hall. ahoga Falla called on Mr. aDd~ . erick. Mrs. H. B. Powell ond Mrs. J casb Braley Friday. , Mr. and Mr&. Herb Ro.seDkranz P. BUTnel{ &pent the weekend In Mr and Mrs. Edmund Foster · vlalted W'ltb lbe Dolph Day fam- Columbus wit·b r-elatives 'lmd was \peni the weekend in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Cash Braley JC, 10 Uy In Glouster one day liiJt week. aceompani'Eld borne by Don Powell wltb Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Weyand te.nded tbe funeral of Charles Got• Mr. and Mrs. c . A BlbcQCk cil· Mn. Cart- Wolfe, Apple Grovt' 1 od family and aunt MinDI.e Camp- sehalJ at the De:~ter C:bureb, SuDo The 'ritual of jewels" degree led on Mr. and Mrs. Milo BlaP bad a family blrt-hdi'Y dinner Sun- 0011 q.y also the gra~ llde servl~l was ilven to ni~»e pledget when Tueldly evening day In honor of her d-aughter, ciareDCe Martin and famUy spent for Mrs. Mary Wilcox at· th!ll th~ Betta Sigma Phi and the Exem·! Mr. and Mra. s . c . Frederick, ,)ln. pale Hill and familY . \ day recently ·w[th bia mother Standish oemetery, ,.. . plar chapter ob~trved foundere Mra. Norqtan Frederick and ... ~ Mr. .nd ·l'flnil. Ralph west of Cln- Xrs. .Maude Martin. On Monda)' lira. Guy SwtdlQ' . day Tuet~day evening with I din- called on Mr. and Mrs. Milo allis ·eln.nati s-pent ttte weekend wit}. Mra:. Elmer Ho~dlsbeldt assist- Mrs. Theodore Kennedr Mrs, Ray ner at the Sportaman in Athena. .' su~day afiernoon. ht!r -par.enb, Mr. 'and Mrs. W. W. ld Mrs. Harry.Lewis With her work Biddle, Mra. Cecil Bolin and Mti; .. Approximately forty were- pr,e- ! Mr ,and Mrs. c. B. Hayman, It- Varian liter she came home from. the CUb Br'ley attended the eoQI'aa• sent for the dinner and m•eUQC tended 1 mall carriers convention · 'aospltal. tioul CbrlsUan churth convenUon and phdi~M recelvlnc the degree Ia Canton last week-end. &ra and Erwin PbiUips and Bobby Bowen, Columbus ..,eat at Ceredo were Donna Jonea. SaUy Sauer, Mr. and )ln. Sam J.teeb ID.d Buddy St. Clair 'BW'rrl: the wet;JI 'he weekend with his mother and ' · . 1 Mr.s. Robert Pleroe, Columbua Lola Ann Roaeabau~ Lena Net- .son ttl Athena vlsit.esl Mr. and Mrl. end with their trandmothtr. Mn. uandparent!. selroad, Carol Spence, Martlla WU. Waid Spencer and family Sunday. Croaby Phillips, Logan. w. Va. Gerald ~to.n called on E, F. apent aeveraJ days l11t ftet keep. llam1, Janet HJokle, P'rancts KrinMrs. Edith BlRI. dauahter of _ _ .• - - · - - - Houdasbeldt Sunday even.tJJI. In& in the care of Carol P1efce, ke, and Charlotte Dillard. . Hemlock Grove, Mr. and Mn. Clair · Mr. and Mra. Raymond Thomu who 11 in Holzer bOipital. Eva BaU-ey, preaident ol the Bet. Jtandolpb of Wooster visited )(r. u Hayman of Tanners Run ulled Bowen and family . a Henry Spencer Monday morn- Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Chapman ta SI.C,na Phi ta. behalf or the Jroup and lira. LoweU Bin, sunday. preseated a tilt to Sue JeUero. who Delbert Pullirul and Mrs. Don- 1q. _ _ _ _.:::•oe::::nt:_•:. · .::we::::•k::•:::•::d:::ln:..:Col=:um=bu::•:..wt=th:....:Jir.::..·...:•::ad:....:lln=.::..·...:l•:::bn=..:.Str::.:.•lll::::..·_ _. wa1 ehoeen "&irl ol tbe year" for ~~....::::...:::::.:=:.--:--the aororit.y. Loube 'lbompaoil, vice prudent presented a 1aveJ to Mn. BIUey. . botoltb .utatioaa. Figure, complied c.,. by tbe ment 6l!ow that of the shq>petllnto Ohio tblo reor. ceot hi;, gone to pdv,at,e and 3B per cent to local departmeots. $149 ------ - REMEMBER~IOTHERONHERDAY,MAY 13th, MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY 111o PIIACf Orouplnt lorYS...IIor - . . , , . , Plonty of D Ipace ••• Lots of S..rtM• James lhQolor It reported ..-f. oualy Ul ·a t Hol'ier H•pltal where htt 11 a -medJeaJ.. ,.Uent. MR. Cllnton. Flitter. G. t. Lemmon, ·Mt& .James Buchanon and dau1Mer, Naney, were In Gallipolis on bualnetl Tuesday af· , ' ''"• ,,__ I - • :J-,'1: , ••: 1-•~ Mr.-. I : •) . temooo. Mr, and Mrs. Chari• Burdette vitited fill aister, Mn. &berman Beav&r, 88, Sunday at 'her home in Leoo-. :Mn. Beaver who is • le- , ,•• QUAlm e e Complotoly Duo~ prool Conlof Culdtd enta, Mr. and Mra. Ed'N-IN -Ha&· s.,cy. D•awon ·- • Dovololl Co"' • Oak lotorlon PAY 0 WIIIQ.Y ~r-··i 0 .......MB! • 110 lt¥Oltd Mlrrw • IlioN Woln"' Yo- • w- •ow•ll•hh • lrlglot•onHordw- lorlotMC- Vou"re oiWD)'I rigflf i/ you jiW Mom nylons. And, lo gill her most · " peif~~y. chaos. from our aummer- tlred minister, Js ill. Mnl. James Briftiard aDd dau· ghten, Tert and Kimberly, Clfveland, bave been v.ttln• ·b er pa,. MONTHLY A wholo rooMivlof boautllvl fllrftl""- YOIII1 at a •fMCIII prlett, biCau" we • • ci for· lunal• 1ptdal purcha&e, You'll 1narvel at the b""ly of tho big doullt. ........ and al tho rRACTICAL loalvra of ltlo hand1011o IMr bM. m Tltll IU111 lOMOilOWI · Kenny Keith, two mootbt old, and blw sister, Blrblft! who Is three 1re under ,. doeklr'l eln! for pneumonia at tbe home or ' their ponptl Mr. Mrt. Fro<! Snyder CEioiH Cuto.) . Mr. lftd Mn. Cl~e IJDJfr ~nd famif;r, COlunabul. ~ re- tmt eue-w or :Mr. and Batey and family lin. Davkl Oller. Mn. Oeo. uiil Mr. wd Roxie ,J arie, teD. ;ra~r oW. da\J. ghtor o1 NT. am! Mrs. Orrille lllll· iron, ColumblU, eeltbrt.ted -her birthday Smw!ay wltb • ..Stnner at the ·home of her ~. Mr. and Mrs. David QUfi'. ll.r. 111d M.n. MUJinon aM oeblklhn, lAnl', J.,.,., a.,. Mary' otiil111odo t.lorte opent >be borne. -tOll at tile Oller ,_ · · ' ,.. DrHa lhMra - &e.ml..- bfltlll· , ar ancl llwk ....W.' a riyttn ,..,.,.,.~ ·· n. - ahteklrt~~. All ••• ·~ .. . 69c to U5 ' pofr ' ;· ' lovely Hltelion,.., ~ - l . •, ou ~·· and· is . tralnlt141 ·p«~. .., In '8JlDOWieibl the emplloJQ1f!1lt reduCUoo, SD)'QII' Nted. tGar aew nceaUy .tped~th ·~ Hwoteoat'ilt' il ljtc>l> S}lhania but at Jadi: - a hiehl}'1pe<.w...t: "' tbe w. va. 00 <:{ du~ aJiUed for tbe ':!t DEXTER year as the a:ovemment'a 4e1iYwJ CODinetl At Oh • UI ,, requirementa were n:teoded dttffr '-~- tbe "S)iviDia IDJOI' Salk Vaceine For · Ptivite Dottors NJne Pledges , , , the PRACnCAL UR . . curement. aer. Ohio To Increase od I I Jae ·1 J9t seven Or e t,ht weeks. The Huntington- operatiort' iD:lUdinJ PoiDt Ple.a!!laDt U a "feed, ,., plaK hu been produclllf '"" ~J'Il deviee&l lor tbfc 'Bnned vice~ at a ·biib rate since tbe Kor-.; ea W.ar, 8Dd produetiOD bu been rradua-By red~.~eed ovl!l' tbe pu€ ace:r pointed out. Tbe Huntmetoa pi"" l>uHt. by t be Navy Ja IIN4 ba been operated aliDOIIt eD!lt1!ul. ously aiDee lben b)' S)')vtll.:ia tor tile rovernment, exeepe for a briel shutdown after World Wll' D. ' and will be ~ to 350 onr Coni:erDiDof tbe P<Wii>Hity ol tnlntltlft'iDc civilian produet.jo&. to lbe Hunti_.on opeftltioa. .. onlet to 11121nta;o ~· s.,....r •mpbaoised that 1be Htllltiog!oa plant it government~ ~ maintained for defease procluOo WUkeavllle called' on Mr. CG~ :l.:y~·~ Mfs. Ellen KennedJ, Tv.eto loye(f ·n Cleveland The w6rk of ucavltlon lhaa !:end w~tb ,US tam- been begun ~ _lhe Dasementr (If la M:r .00 IMn · the new ebureh beroe. · Nearly Goo employees of Sylvanil Electric Producbi> Inc., a( the PoiDt Pleasaot and HuntinBt1n IJ'lants will be "cutoff" " or luoe 1, Richard L. Sn>'del' Jlr.anacer of the Huntington faeiilty aDIKtU.Ileed today. 'nte maio r-eason Jiven was the leveling-off o! armed &ervice6 pro- Suydrr aid tbat the entire plant at };'oint Pleui'Dt whicll. employs 200 1)00ple will- be eto. eel 1>7 tbe litter part ol !by. Thlo plant opentn u a f~er plant for the HuntiogWD plant. wbk'b .now emplop.s approlimateW tOO. 'ftl.e Langsvill-e Home Demonttra·uon elq.b . was entertained at tbe ~ . nd ~nme of Yrs. baae TaJlor ·at .!.rta Hu:nm Mil. 'IDCI .)fn:; ~ _ O'Brien' of land on Tue:~~dey, V.irJiJ. Walker moved fast eek C~lumbue IIIPCGt .th~, -- weekend M-. Nolan ••ve a d...;.o-~ · . w wttb the Haey Guthrie familY . ... _ ....., ...u-.in hu1 new modern borne below 1 } 1r and 14'lY Eeke1 Humphrey tion "Colors \n the Home." ~· · 00 h e • · · · er · · of Cincinnati a~J~ent the <plat week · ·Mr. and Mrs. _F. A. Cadle and wit-h the ·}att!er"\!1 brotbet, lOin&- Th=: ~::~o-~~~pi.bel,-.3,! Mrs. E. L. 1To£f1tt and daugbters more Boyles and family. ~o..;uae; oq., Jean and ~anet att.er.ded the lunMr. 'Bnd "Mn. R. E. BuNOD of ~ eral of thell' aunt, Cora Latbe-y ·at Atheos called on ·M t and Mn. Mr. aM Mrs. Frank Baile, and Foster Chapel, W. Va. Ch 1es 0 Wood Thul' · iut. Shelba Hill, Nadine RDUSil and ar .. e a son s- Mr. and Mra. ctatr Nelton 1 Claudia Shk!lds attended th an- day everuna. Vonley Miller, Etbel Miller and H k of•A tMr. and Mrs. Arthur Atherton Daisy M.i ller. 1 Fut Hunt ent ·the Degrees G'IVen CHOOII ntiiiG DOUIU DIUIII tne To~ Close Gre2ory Glbbt. Ot!hen ·attCittdlftii· ,._ and Cbnis.Uae: Cbikls.. • ''• tbe cin e were Sunday cuests of Mr. Mrs. Nonnan P'rederU!t and eon and Mrs. Homer Ho-lter, Chester Jack'le visited Mri:. Rasa ClelaDd. .her employment at the Po~etOy . Pa61ry Shop 'l\Jesday after a Mrs. George Child!., cobnellJor illn.,. · tl E de o1 the · 0 I. 'h e Chrnl an n avor Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Eber.sb14:h 1\bddlep_(lrt Church of Chrllt, ac· (I f Pt. Pleuant viA-ted Sufl4ay eompamed the young people _o n a with his rti·ster.s Mtsseso Kate and party Tur.sday evening at the An·na Ebersbaeh. Che.11Ler Skat-e-a-way. TransportatMr and ,M;r.a Charlet HrseU of ion was provided by the Rev. Fred · · . 1. Gardmr, Arthllr Skinner, Mrt1 . H~PP'Y ~ollow vi-sited Tuesday EdJar ..Allensworth, Mra. Walter with the1r daughter, Miss Betty at Cooks, and Larry Ea.!itep the home of Mnl. Clara Wilder• muth. Those in the party were ErnettMrs. Fred Leifheit returned ine and J anice Asbury, Carolyn home Tueltday eveni.ng after 11n Hess, Jeanette Crooks, Janis ChUds overnight ~i.rit in Columbus with Pauline Zirkle , John Vroman, s."uce r eliltiveB. Sbe ..tent 'Bt thi-s time .t o Bradford, Larry Eastep, Michael see 'her aun·t, Mrw. Ethel' Lowery Erwin, Kenneth Lewis, Edw~d . wfto b quite ill in "G tJMnit:al and Gene Crooks, James Ohlinger, there. --·Hr Thomas Skinner, lr& Butcher, Mark · Kelly, Roy Lon g._ They were jolned during the eve nang by Janet and 1 Pomeroy, Ohio I Helen Slobart and Harley Moa• mfln. - EB ERSBAC H Hardware C0. Phone. 182 . Five btrthda;ya were e.lebrated: Sunday whea Mra. Georce Childl and •ber YOUDfesl dau~. Ja:Dia entertained with a t.mlb' party. The guestw ol :hOIIOt' iDduded Kn. Childl' eoo, William aDd ,b iJ Wife, and aon ~; 2Jer IOJl.;i!Ha'w Casb Babr, ODd ber ~. member or tb& Iub, tddleport Am• t.eur Gardener& who spoke on"Aqua-riums". Roll call responses were "'Jiropical Fish" aOO the members ·al&G displayed corsages which tbey .bad made ahd worn to the party, It was announced that a work· i.hop on flower ·a~~tanglng would be held at the Rutland Metbodi•t Cbu~b for the May meetina: ot tbe Club with Ml'l!. P. A. Jlvirlen and M.:rs. Carl Dennison u the Mr. and Mn. A. H. Baer of host esses. 'l'he club sent a Round TI-pton Iowa -are tbe guesU: vf Robin letter to ~r member Mnf. L. th · ~i tera: Mrs A H !Cber• J. Heiner, who Is recu.p erating ba~~ P;meroy and Mtas ' Harcle after major surgery at Meigr. Gen· Karr, 6yracuae. Mrs. Russ WabJon, M>l'8 . Jolut r Baily and MR. Bert•ha- Scott· W't!l'fl vbiton~ in GallipoUs Monday. Mr. and !Mn . Dick Lee of Ra- week's Jal~ty·Fint 111 W . Main St. aeoted her With a tift from the Club. MM. Reibel and co-hOitetl b James S. Titus, invited tthe members aDd three gueftt, Mts. Straug Mrs. CbM"Ies Bndbury and Mn. Dowd, to the diaiila room where they were serv-ed refreabments. Mn:. JobMton and l!n. Denniaon ~id.ed lit the ~Silver servi.ce1 and -an· ~tn~an~emeDt of ·Pastel 'tu· Iitw~ was used Qn the eandle-Ut dini'BJ·room table. other llT11JCenwnts of apriDg nowen were uted in the Reibel home- IChurch 01 Christ ., low •• VIII 'M~Xb· POMEROY SOUETY- HUffY. a «'8' Mr•. See Safety- • • " . Rutland Garden Club Plans .. 1 Five Birthdays For Mothers Day Flower Safe Are Celebrated ' er.al Ho-spital. lira. Johnston, who Plans to eel! flowers for At Childs Home Day w ere made wbea. the bad inlnM!uO(>d - · SlraUIS ..,._ Rutland Ganlen Club ·met MODd.IY at the home of Mrs. Robert Rei· bel, Leading CJ'Ieek Road. IM!'s. Cw;h JobnBOn, president, wu in charge of the ·m eeting aDd the place for .the sale and ·the c om~arl ~. Si.J.th Grader. sur- mit tee i·n cbaree will be '81UlOUDcprlsed ru, teachers: Mrs. Gaul, Mrs. ed later P~laon and James Hawley,! The e~oing'e pro&ram waa preWith corsagea for the party. Mrs. aented by ~ A J. Strauss, ~==========:'~H~a~w~le~,~wu to corsage. atte.nd the party but wuunable aent her :e 0 - I TONIGHT ' ' 1 Anooal Junior Band Party , , .. 1 Held At MitldleportHigh Tues. , - " The ' Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 'uae Elaht _ _ _ _ ~ - - - - - - -- - =:...=.:.::::...:_ � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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