https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/43617192d78e554df58ab1372acc8d26.pdf 55166b9563f55fee8be5045b0f594096 PDF Text Text .. • < -=------ /'"' Farewell Party Held For Mr. RoiHfrt . Couple Sentenced · . . ; 1, • Hurley At The Bangerter Residence Here By Court On Wednesday evening. Tbe ~ were Mrs. L. A. Banglerter, Mrs. ltillpb Radclilfe. Miss Bernice ~n and Mrs. Harold Woodgerd d the arty t the Bangert :n P was 1 er ~Jed b Ml9B Bowen IIMi ~h H~ and Mn Willard ·Huriey showed movmi pictures taken by t.be .Robert HUI\ley family and Mr. and Mrs. Rad· eUfle when they vacationed ln J'Jortda tbis winter. Mrs. Sanger· ter spoke briefly of the &d.endship felt by tbe group for Mrs.. Hurlley when she pre9ented ber with gilts (rom the guests and other friends who were unable to he p......t. The guests weft! invited to the a:;: oa=: ~~'::~":h. ~.;.h As9orted cakes, mb and sherbet punch were served and an arran.. ~IDt!nt of pink tulips and white dogwood was used on the refll!Sh~ ment table which was li&bte4 by pink tapers. TbO&fl present were Mrs. Ivan Grover, Chesh.ire; MrJ. Crary Dav· • . Mrs. Jam-es Euler, Mrs. Noah Haskim, Mrs. Grant Mo~ery, lin. carl Mattox, Mrs. Willard HQr'ley, lllra. Jtohert Harrit, Mlro. A. W. McKay. Mrs. Bruce LLoyd,. Mrs. P. L. Mitch, Mrs. James Weber, Mrs. James Criswell, Bess SanSKIN ITCH HOW TO RELIEVE IT. IN JUST 15 MINUTES, If not piH•d, your 40c IMck at any dritf 1tore. l ..tanktrylno ITCH-MI!i·NOT dNMN lt~h 1 nct burning; kill• . .""' ON CON· TAC"r_ U.e day or night for ecaemt, lnted bites, foot ltcn, other turface r11Me. Now et 4 Swl•h•r & LohH. ••Iter, Louise Mugri.~. Mrs. M. L. . French, Mrl. E. S. Schaaf, the Rev. A Letart couple were ~ ~ven Banserter and the pest of honor, a &ent.enoe of one year m pr18011 Mrs. Hurley. by Probate Judge Job~ Bacon, 1& day on ctlargt"S of chi1d negiect.. Unable to be present were Mn. Wuuam Older was eenteneed to Nan Moore. Mn. Ben Philson, one year in tbe Oincionatl Work· Mrs. Jack Bechtel, Mrs. ChestEr house and his wUe, Agllftll was Lemley, ~ ~He::::t. sentenced to one year at MarysRichard Mn R. C San&bury ville Women's Reformatory, ~~ Dam E. Blake, Mn. Mu: Mra. Har· Tbeir five children, ~·g~e~'::r,: Che&ber' Mn Robert C<lltei to 10. were 1 ~ Orin Sma~ Mrs, L w. 11C:: 1 warcbt of lhe Meigs cooiu 'MnL 0. P. Klei.A. Board. - -- - -- -- -' • • ) -• •• "' . llttne ' at • nllle !e~ter P: Ruby iMtlaler, Ann Ieerrbower. Blll Gibbs, Jim Ebersbach, Bill ADdereon. Jean Webster Linda ~ Judy Spencer, Earlene Ren:shaw, Reva Rea. Son· dra Pbtta, Jniee ftousb , June 0'· Brien. R~ta NI6Ut.zling. Three-year :baod members (undercluBmeo) Award: Large chenil)e •l:etter P: Lind& Basnetrl, Ja· net Carpent.er, !Marcia GNeser, With loch $10.00 Gr....., Ordw Swiftt, PftrniUM CHOPPED BEEF •.•....... 3 cans $1.00 FAB .. Giont box . . . . . . . . • . . . . 65c NAVY BEANS ..•••.••......• 51bs49c BACHNERS. · ' , Middleport ; ti::= mUd. VIII- EXTENDeD etm1ributi9D BASH AN P; Jim Hubbar'd, mmoun.c.er, large letter P; Donna St.Tadn, majarebte, large ~ebter P witb Cl"'S6ed bat-ons. Four to six-year band members M-r. and Mrs. WiUimn ICraekom. l Starks 1Pba'l1Jl&e1. (Sem.ors) Award: B81llid Key: Robbe"~er. Lang Bottom. Ohio RD, are Mr. Bayburb ~eel Pl. ·l,'l<t;hie Brown, D8'le Hta.ni6on. Joy annGun<eing tbe enp.$fement . of 11Dt m,b Sdbool. ~ U. Smith, Barbara Swisher, Sar.a!yn the iT". daughter, Iva Pewl Long ;to s . A. 11' . E. United a,aa. Ai! fcm!e Harman, Bernice Nease. Ster!Jn'g Raybum, ·&On oi Mrs. and is a veteru of KoreL Hester Ra.ybum, Maon, W. Va. The wecJdiDe M14 be • eveot. Mifti Long Mltended Obester ~ of M<ay 27. High School: ~and H .emplOyed;~:..;:;by~l---c-.--.,.----~Woodrow Wilson ea(l'ed on· ~is motber Sunday. He Juts ·h ad t:be JJJeasles •a·nd was ·unabl:e rto call sooner. Nurma Wilso:n broke her Jeg '1\lesday . Maxine Robinson of Columbus is caring f<~r her mother, Norma Wri·lson. t~-r t-bts p~e LDS Wen< elaied or elosiq 11 a g__. · era1 •trite ttept from ,oae end of the 120-mile--long Wand t.o the other'. uaw the rebel an- it• BritiSh Were .,.. lieved to be in finq coftttol. 1'IMu:e had been ••tterect eases nouncement the of bombings Thtmn!a,., duriog the Sweaters · Skirts ,, SJrps· · ·· · · Billfolds . Cosmetics J1lCkl'e Gilkey fell and broke her arm while playin'g at 1tlhe home of her ~andparents, Mr. ·aond 1Mrs Richard HeUman. MT. and M:rt. David HiC65' are visUin:g their s<m·in-law and dau· gMer, Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Mar· kins. 'Mr. and .MT.& H. D. Gilkey and family of Zanesville ~rpent Sun· day at the Clint G1~kev ·homr.. CJ.ifford Cuckler of Pomeroy and Mr. and +Mrs. Ernest Ha·wJey aDd dauj'ht.er, Ellen wme Sunday cveniJ:JC guetts of Mr. and Mn. Henry Wyatt Js conflnOO rto the UmbreHas '• ' · .!<·~ ' newsfJaper anti ' I for nearly every • .......... ' bunnell in town ' - Thura.. Fri. May 10.11 Richard Wldmatk Y,avid Wayne "HILL ANO HIGH WATIR., (ClnemaBCoJ)(l'-Teehnlcolor) Ill•• Bill WUllams Jim Davis "'UTLAW'S DAUGHTER" Y o u r neighborhood! newspaperboy Is t b e final link In the newa-1 paper line of production that brings news and/ advertlalng befora the 1 (In Color) laturctay Oftfy May 12 LaSh J.JaRue Fuzzy St. John "ION Ofl liLLY THI! KID" -<llsoBomba-J"olvmy Sheffied.d "LORD 0' 1 HI JUNGLI" .,, '"' ' .~ •• Television . , .. Anniversary Cloc~ CostuiT)eJewehy ~evere Ware • Ointl~IW(ire. · Bedspreads Electricq I Appl iarices Record Plqy~rs . P~ns 4;:md l?.encil~ ': . -- .- 'l•.....• .:. \ .. I . I !:NTER\~.NnW· ' , in the ·~·· _,::~, ' · ., the ' be ! Taylor, 72 Dies In hio fiat love-lhe . '.fhursday jobll ( til dailcken were aU James Tayt«, 72. of Sycamore and Locust St., llidcll-. wbo 'llaa boon oa patient in Bolar Rt» 'lbom8on pital, Gal~ipGI=iB, fot sevcnl weeks- mia.oct ,boiiiQI .....d ELEORIC ·COMPANY'S CHESTER llilc.footer. ' .. ·• :~. I ,• ' ., I job. t·~ r?1~ ~ r., I ' (; ·· ..,... - :) I. • : I \ ' , • ._ .•• , . ~ (·. · ·· 1••:- ' .' • ·' , . . Mrs. Horace KaTIJ' with Ml'a Earl Dean, MN- Cor! Kout<, - · Wood row Mora and Mrs. David Koblentz wlnn<en. Ribbons wer. aWitl'(led Mrs. Ver non Weber, M:n. Ruth aTr, Mrs. Reid Yount:, •Mrs. Earl Deau, :Mft, '1\heo MOI"a, Mrs. Dooald ·M.OI'a>, Mrs. Pe.,.l Koblent& tn<l 111<: David Next meetiDC eo be at MTS. Xarr - h iM'r&. i,) . ' 'J '. OLio Power~· 1r·. 1 ~ · -" ... . •l . .• ·. ~ . .., .... :··~~: : • ' < ., Ad>et>tiobll ABooel841ojl. . ' :rt>e .top aword •'""!! . .....,eivcd rn.1lbe eateg()lf'y of -.PlbYe news •• o£ el~t:ric, vas .00 water CQiP.J)Ioies ·in· the U•. s.; Can1Nia •l!d U.waii bav[q .400.000 "" ·~ euStbm~. t{Je ~Ww !has plt!IOed 8JllOD.I the !toR tbree publlkoti""" in ' - q( !he .past five '])l.pe~ ,.,.,.,. ·: .,• . \' . . 11 .'."' ·•'. . .. . ' ' who nlod for llllt 11 tttlo ol• ' week. l,,;.::: In addition Pl'liocip.a.·I Clyde Foley announced ila:st week tthat Joe Font would ;&Uiend Boys State illOd Ru~Jh Sayre and Jaon1e lcenlbower would at!Jlod Girls state. A;IJ are &poMOred b,v ltbe Bend Rotary Olub witlh tile a:ooption of Miss Sayre, who is being spotl1801"· ed by ·t be Almmc&n Legion• AuJi.. Hary of New Hll\llen. I I Rush SYear Old Boy To Hospital ilL • ·,• · ·'· ,, ' I •' •'· &od a JooaJ ~> - ·' ' ' '-· i,., ' '"'. . ._• .r . "". • •' flik- he mtot.he · o~ and The l.tlld . ·~ were call'l'Ct ·t o Weat tbe lhe . SENTI old m ••• George A. )'ft1' Thursday altoernoon after be became ;seriously 8lt ibf& bo.me. l'he Mlddlolpolt Etn,..ency Squecl D:l_. htterflt. I Robert Oraig Fife, five ._,~ ·. Mly 1 prove onrthr to your Named as 1a1r alternate for the was Raipb Stewart. soo of Mrs. Helen SOOw.a<:t nt' Mason. Han-is is. tbe second student to be named to 'attend the camp. June Spenoer wu &IUtOOJICed as 'the gir:l to ftpl'e&ent Wa:banla i85t ~amp son of Mfr. 'B'nd MTs. Rober.t Fife, was rl:aken to bbe- Hotw HOBpita} .. . ' eel 10 dll..-ntly In my bthllf. beet> ....,.. IG,........,. Walwna mer. Reriew, '•It¥· wo111 .first ' Plaee in &-fin~f Hefter COpy Contest, SJ>ORS!ml><i by the l'1JIJUc Ullilhl"' :~ ! : "'(. .. I ~ wortc ' High School at a YOI.Ith ~ip camp at Camp HOI'8e!ib.oe this sum· ·Tho otito -1'1>~~ Co.'s 1\loobbly em'loye ' 1pubHeetlon·, Ob:io Power . o-.,_, ·; ' Thonk You . Allen Hams, son of Mr. aod Mrs. ~. llorrio, of IIHoa, has Js . C.nte8t 1'iimer !.'" ,, !, ·~ c: l. ,"j•O., Mlddl<pott HID Cemetery Wider Pub~atioil (' ' .,,_.. : ., .,, Ot.ougJ. ..,.. Allen Hams To Be Wahama High I Representative :..:.::::;=H-=B=-:OMB::c.. . -:::::;_;;;.=:C'-::--0::-::NT=. · ROL . BUNKER , '··•· ·, f, r. ~ · j amstian timon otfft!iating. He ..,_ a .plot on Taylor is 8tii"Wved by his wile. hia home where Burill will- be made in the his famlij'. ~~ . surplus tlbe diri:!tti01t of Rawlings-Coats Is dblributed to~ ~bbor& Flmerat Home. 'lr .. ·. nl '· u He +a an· amateut gardener . ' • :·, :' ~ . :- long 8t· J'l30 Wrltht. A..,..., ..o~ Home wi:h Rev. Guy Soo<re. •IUver; w t>he last 11 pao<m of the CIJurCb of CllriJt In ~· =-·-·\ c. ,·. "*""' "AS """' died 1l>ursday ,.;gbt. Fllllmll oervi«o f<r the d..,.,... be Clbere." ed wiU be tbeld SUnday at 2 o'· 1taa Ia the same dod< ln the Rawl!ngs-Coota Funof '... '' .. .,.. ' .< . . ! . big 19$,.. '· .MARII KQILINTZ The May meetinc bor<ler plmllnc 0<1<1 lin. H..K:arr read >a paper·oo ooWt in your garden. MJ'fll. oam Kauta pve a demonsvatoion on mtJQrng corsapa. The special !eJtuTe wu ii:Oit" duct•d by !lb. R<lhelt Wood ltOI •be uid, rhis ctlon, and to thOH who ............... ~""'"Jo of have~) · and for himself • •... - James -··- ' Paul KalT, reading eyea of the pu~ lie. Without him ~~ / /111Drof ·our j)apers would go undeUvered, the bulk \Of our readelt would go uninformed and the bulk\ · .. . . ). , , . .' . • • ,. ., , :a: .,. Max Harra'b, assbtlng. An exchana:e ol tltowtr e;eeds and bulm wore held. iMfs, Han-ab read I paper 9D · ; for you, for your .. I .' of 't'he CM8t8r In-';;;;k;;;lc;;;k;;;ed;;;;;iby;;;;.a;;;b;;;or;;;se;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;~ j Garden Club wu :held at Ole borne of Mrs. Ada Nottlzltnl wltll Mro. Mei,gs Genera-l HO!Iipital after bn:- .) t1andkf.!~~il)!f~ ron of Chilllco1Jie eame to attend morntne bul. tber widespread rioting expeete(t dlcl not appear. Today's anncntneemetl'(! wu almost sure to c,riv-e the' filbting .eptrit or tb8 pro-Greet Cypriots. Should the announeement be IC()O. firmed, it would ~ ooe 'ot the heaviest guerrilr'a blowa -aptrwt British army· preaUge- sinCe haeU haqod two lkltisll ir..... rtight and this H~i~ry Clint Gilkey. Mr. 'and Mrs. F. 0. Whaley ami The announcement by tbe rebe&i against Brtt.lsb authority in thtJ Mediterranean NATO baae w,s expected to ini.erurify tbe bitter ~ gle that h., tom Cnru,s for the lut 13 mo.otbi wben tbe Wlion with ~ movement started. Shops thraughout CfPI'US already fornow at the ·Mrs. Bernie GIHcey Is caring for the C!h.Udron of Mrs. Bernard GUke:y. ·IMPORTANl JOB... - Revival Services To Be At Rutland HARRISONVILLE and called on her parents, M.r. aDd Mn. Cl~nt Gilkey. The Seolort and Juniors on ~heir trip home 'bad an accident in Ohllfieothe when ra· loaded lli'&Vel truck struck the ecbool bus, no one wu seriouRly lrurt. l-IE'S DOING AN' Cnru.s UP - Tbel<onfirmatioo of the """""olqld underground leader in· eaouocement that British 0orpo. 'IDROUDeed klday I» hu nil Gordin Hill and Bonnie SbiltG t\1'0 Brttllh . ~Idler ~ bad been banged. n aplnst tbe Br;tisb bana:mt But •pecial Entlli:b _ ~anguagre -· -~-· Cypriot eun!Mn nuuc;dar. leilnet. of the underiNWJd rrou ..... e~ed . BriU.b were diltributed in NieotJa ~ lrom. Nle05m to Loo- morning anooundug "with regret threab by the pro- the execution on May 10" of WI Eob to u - and ShilWn. vengea~~ee fur tbe balllina aDd ey.e- for an eye. The circulai'B were ttaoed .. Dt. There wat ao immediate British phenis", tbe code name of the Eoka leader whf) bas been report. ed to be a Britiah-trained Greek ~lonel oamed Gecqe Grivas. Star EUB t -.. lo 11h..k the ~1· <t:be funeral of (iat:h 'I'ownsen-d town would •fhm•on, hitlh f0.71. PNftr clooudy .... mild IOIIIfiOI whfo • Underground Hangs Two Tommies As Protest Against Executions· bome of her da~t.er ·at Mit. Blanch&J'd, feii aJtd broke- her arm. 1MTs. Dale WilUams spent I!K"V· eral day-s at Hol.rer HGS~Pital. Phone 6222 Old.: F._, until m...._,..ftt; . Fllfty..two .awardll were slrven Jim Lobse, Joe Kennedy, Sue to membenl o1. .\ be Pomeroy High snrith, Sbelia Strauss. Connie Rae School hod Woodgeard, SUsan Young. Receivill&' 'awardiJ were: Tbree-year band members (Sen· Fir&t-year bad membEr's (un- iors and runderclaasmen) Award: dercl.wislnen) Awanl: COOn.ille La1:1ge chenille leU.ec" P w)th three music ~e: Jobnom Limbert. Ro- stri.pe.s: Howard Cecil. Dorot:by bert J.cobt, Tom ~ Barblma l'ayo].·o r, Li!(lda Flriek, Lln(Ja !Moore, Arnold, Dei'DDI! Wataon, Nancy Carol Curtis, Ca.rol)'lll Sds8ool, Dor· WO<IdC<a<d, ~a H-. II<>,.. •lnda Wlloon. M.yseM, Marfeoe SOhoU, Carolyn Two-year band membeJ'I (Sen· Milhoan,. Bet.Qr Hamm, Billy ior) Award: Large <Chend-H-e letter y P wUh one stripe: Eva carl. ·c ::;nd-yea:r baDd, membeq GooSpeci·al. Senior Awallds: Ronald dereaamen) Awud: SmaU clle- Beams, banld manager, l!a'nge letter MEAT MARKET - .......... ...., - ""' ~ BY UNITID 1'11111 thu••"""""" M L. Fifty- Two Awards Given To emucrs . . .·0# The Pomeroy High SchofJI Band • . Bliss Coffee lb pf the businessmen In ~lee. • • .. dtance of Low taftltlht 2U2. S.tv..., .......... n. friends or Emma Dye ' ' ' M. .Mra JtDiner, mel'lly I ,• ·e ChildreO Neg1ecl • ' ..I; • I ') page Eight A £roUP of friends of lin Jlob. barn. ll!n. Fomot Baebtel, lllra. irt Hurleoy, who Ia movillg tON- Er""lt eov.rt. Frieda Faebnle, ' KriDiville. W. Va.., Saturday, ·Marianne Woodlerd. Jaumta Ban· planned a 1.,_.11 p~ w ...,. ll!n. '-"'IIlo v....,, lllra. • '.-(' 'n:5 �.. , PogeThm - · The Daily Sentinel Commentary DIIIOTID TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON UIA ,.CHARD S. OWEN • IIIYNOL.D E. GIIINI I GIN. MGI. IDITOII Bu sin~u ,Entered as second cl!lss mailing matter at the p08f Pomeroy Ohio. 6:M 'IIIDAY Sign On HlO Today ~hanqel J eial ... .. The Ohio Stat. •peeiaJtr vecetaMe u. ca"81>l up witJ> ...., wet wea\ber :!flowed ever, the Sub.!lcriptlon rates : DelivP.ry by carrier where ava!lable 30 cents one year in idVa'l.ce at The Daily Sentinel office. $15.60: llX month-"'- $7 .80; thr~:e ll'Kinths, $3.90. By motor r11ute wbe:r e avalbble : one month. $1 . By mail one year $8; si 1 months, $4.25; lba.! months, $2.50; one month , SI . :u~~:.o;::.~ 4 ,00 ~'Uti Lee - s,oo H<rirdyDoooly AW>t Dru , ' d.itiwls most eoocomkat. ~ sam~ may be ..aid of bu7"" ing strawberries. Coo.su.mel" lliarketi:nrg experts -r •trawbeniel are on t·beir way al:lo, o.Jifom(a. 6;00 N~- ' TenM$See 1m() Kentudl:y .grow«r1 will be !i!hlwin& tresb beniea f« ~be nelQt ~e:ral weeb. .. KrerftllnUes May 'Pvrt•' U. S. Rods Pto~Sialin ) W ASHINOTON--Governnumt ('trtclalt have pigeonholed any plan thfy might have hnd to invite Soviet Prem ier Nlkolnl i Bulganin and Party Chief Niklta Khrushchev to viJit the u . s. 1 No leu an authoritY than Secretary of State John Fostt>r Dullea rave the tip-off to America's reaction to tbe Soviet leaders' tour of 8r1Wn. Prtlident Eisenhower 9-utckly toDowed up with the com· 1 • • ment thnt hi! cm1id see no purpose for &ny con• 1 --. eultatlons between United states and Rwala.n oft'idals In Watibtnrtoft, t>ulle.'l, noting that 8. and K. had called their British trip the "ll&ltwlily •top" to the Unite~ Btote!f, aold "they mt1ht not wut to go au the rtst of the way." It Is no sec N~t that top Untted States otrlctala a aJgh of_~!'elief -.rhen BritlJh attuknta worklnCmin p.Yi th.t ltj.ll!1&ne their ftrst lUte of tree apeeeh. t.Tp to that point, , exc,.pt for tbe llum:111&t!Df ex~rlence of apol.D. gt~tlnt to Yuroll&vta't · Marahal 1'tto, the Jt.us. stans llad recetvec! cordlaJ--ed In aom.e euea llysterice.l-wcleomet wtoennr they went. Britain, howevo."'r, wu dUfertM-and Khruah· · . chev lllowed tbat he eouldb.'t take lt. He complained of the "p1111*" trutment he rot from •.c,amBr1tonl, and hla: up•to..then perennial amlle 0 an 1DJtY .teOWt. 8ocialtat mem.bere ot u• Brltllh Labor part)' tave Kbruahollev the rougheat Ume. "''hey wanted. to know, lll P&rtlcu· Jar, what hq happened to Soclallsta imprisoned 1n Communlo~~t countrte1. (at.ove) an• K. • • • • BLtr£ Jti!D8-Senate lnvuuratonr are keepSng 6 1harp watch for any algn of American Red• turning blue over the Soviet denunciation ot the late Premier J01eph Stalin. The ln· temal IUbCom.mlttee .atatr is hoping that pro·StdinltH in the t1. 8 . Communist party v.i11rtt fed up with the new liAe and &44 to what Other witneaees have been eaylnr t90ut Reel activities. However, Robert Morril, chie! w'bconunlttee ooun.tel, etrt!IIMI tlll\t they lll.ve Utt.le llope, Iince Amerteaa CommUDllt. bavt turned with the t14e of put purges aM remalne<l loyal to the party. There ta a poulb1Hty, tbougll. thll COJnmunilt heJrarch,. mlgllt .fljurp" aome American R&de who hd lttonl ties to Stalin, Morris a&YI. A ahakeup llU already be&un at the party>a top leveL_. · a. • .;&..... • • r '" .HATUJ!tALLY i tl:ice, or oombimftion of lthem. wi. give eomplete OOJUtrQl of st.a:lk r<> but ...... wilil belp; U.. reslotatlt hybrttll, ouoh eorre.!i · tntlil K62, L31, CM bricb are ·i mmune. li.n.ea. a-l.Jh-,carbon ateel- 4 cupped. curtod and IPi· raled. knivea on 1 yard· ioo,l cYlinder provide lbeu power equalecf by lbe iue..i. Allia-Cbalmer• Foraae ··· to IOw.:ccet. deRJt Eiscnhow:er-'s :tetter of Match 5, proposing a freeze on the pr~F ductlon of nuclear weapons. A fa. vorable response by Mr. B. mlgllt -. \fj)liamSoD Farm -~ _ UpP V R"t••nil .Ohlo s· azed by the emDUonal quickchitnhl• es of Sovi:et CGmmunlst Party Leader Nlkita S, Khrusbchw on his visit to Lbndon. Bubb1fnt. good humOr ODe' mornenl A pout. or an Out~Urflt of rage the next. One top iOffit'lal says he be""ws Mr. K. Ia :subject to alterna!int l\!lellrtt• of "persecution and of pm'l. ~naJ groatn•. ProJNitllancla Eplftmlc Westerrt inteUi~ri('ofl agents look. for Comn1unlst·lnsPj~d report.a o.f "thermonucLelr stekness" to faa. low tlle bil. Unl~ State! H·bomb test in the Paelti"e this' week. Sueb SERVICEMEN FORT CARSON, Colo. - Pv:t. Ralph R. Snider, wllo.- wife Con: nie Ann, l~ves at 189 A1!1'h st.; Mid· bl-eport, Ohio, ~, a ~mber oJ the8th Inf;mtry Division a( Fort Car· WOMEN AND 1VItkEL8 Free lload Maps Make Life Easier for Motorist8 . ,.. .•, . Snider is aut~ned to Companj B of the divifion'6 12th Engineer ~~t.allon. The 8th J9 preparibg for 1t:S move to Europe ileXll. tall ae t?f Operation Grrosfi!ope. • 1ilor enlend !he Atmy In . Apr 11 of thll year, par Malbel>!l. 11Jt l!lr<inlo. M~ al!d Stddft-, UVe nn Route Union A;<., .........,. ....::;__ 'Jt.. PltAYlA ,, I ... , _pper JIOOI!!o_:_ :!: ~ d~ LJOM W• lro nol of - who slirtnl. """ ind - - ......... "' !Jt~ who ho.. lollh •nd k..., ~r atuiL (Mtltrews 10:39 UV.I PRAYER, Ileal' Fotlle<. we tlumk Thn b lf.bt nobl-t ~,.am . pleJ of who have lOne !)e. b-e ·us. Cvil! 1er1te 11111 to 11M 'ftl. tift of rhose who eorne a&r WJ . """ ..... .., from ...... wJtteJl seem '!ltff~t. In Jesus' nanie. we &!\: it. Amn. A fate wore• th0111 deot-. bia of A-. Mus c,.,.. II • M'rr. a1J!i Mm. WilHaM Williams · Vfdr.and""' ··~ 1 "-'-UIItt ,.Itt!.., llt Cohlmbw. i <~r•ur..IIIJI; ot t11M; . •• M-. ~n<~• !h; llJon . o.t&b"'l • Mtd ton .Miin or At.heha •lsltM llli-. atld Mh. ~ly. sam wm ..... su .. by m""ha!li<al l>iek· ;og with Mrs. Amy Wolfe at 1r<. !ft. 5pore1 l!t"e ,GIIR"ioed A tot:v1 of 212 you.ngst.er.r •h ave entered Ohlo'a 1966 Ohick.en-ofTomorrow comes for juniors, iiiC~- •o Emil MelinoWk•. Ohio ...,... .....,. "' >~ State umvm~ eXIbemion paul· tcyman.. The (igul'e r&pl'lelell:18 .a sllibl m.roose ,._ .the IIUDII>er wb.o -~.l·pated ·l ull year, Mai-movslcy taid. 'Dhe contest. for Obio '-H. FFA aod FHA membms. it m teech ' \ . 1bolli&Dd1 upon thoUIADib •• , fa flock1 all I ov~r the U. S..,. l·waJ c:rouce buecl Oft Nkboll Ill ..... .... proviDe every d&:r that tbeJ ""' 2.5 feed conwnioo and better. ODe bll..,. IOD is HEALTH-t~ 1bililyto,_. diJcuo and make the meet proltallle 1110 o( feed. . To :rou thil me&a~: 40 fbi, oiiDIIIII or more per bq <A feed. mort Grfldo A birdi, sad- s- ' CAN YOU AFfOID ~TO HAYI 'IIIIMt Fleming Hatcheries · ..:V~ ~co- __,.w., wttb the entire •..., ... Jn-v ,._, Dogs m« ...!t!:';.ur. are iucl\lde ~ ad educa· tloDol ,u ...U ao judll· 'IDa" odMU.O, - - 081d. 'WiD 1900tve In> A- Jfr. end loin. Welby lftltle1 of CoJumbul lisiteci her motiber, Mrs. Hnwe1t r«oatly. - - Like It! GIVE your dO( alasly treot Muter Mbl Dogburl:er l!i rut beollh proledjoD, too. n provides a wealth of aurlsluneDI Itt eully dl· 'le!led form. Order • bog, lodly! frj , 11 the new Farmall Cub that does Morf! jobs per horsepower than ally tractor In ita ' class. ~ the new 1-2 Plow FarmalllOO-the~:J tor with famous Farmall Culti·Vision for ~ • faster, better quality work.. ~dJ the J!:J 2-Plow Farmall 200 with all of 1111 years-ahead, iDcome-earnin& . DeW featur~ "' MASTER M)J( ......................... ,...... . ~~ ~..., h.-11 lA 5I ....... ..mlc ,aow.r ............... .,..... ~ W- MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. ,BLACkHAWK 'TRACTORS FEED MILL N. second St. Middleport, 0 Jl'amc:tu• "Yellow anCI ReC:I" ' I ~i.M ~~~~~~•Jn/ ~ / . / ' •thrl hftiMII MD _. 400 with rA (TGI"II• A;,.,n.rt ..... Cht t ...... .I Nt&tiiM, wh.. 11••d•lf ,_e. ..rei! ~ ,, .1ti.itJt4t .•. ' Ecooomi:9ts report tllet~e will be more berries shipped 1bU 7tU than lut trom aU ·t be:te areas. aDd Mrs. Otli9 Outo. M:n. Ohaltles Beegle returned home after ll' week's vi.11it wif..b. her daughters in Pittsburgh. The lAdles Ai<l of tbe EUB OhUreb wiD meet •t ·t he hom e o-f Mnl. ALice Beegle, president, fo-r BEDFORD ., ,, ! tr" m llci!>lllb wiH ~'·• l1blloit. ~ of .- l t t - - io as ft)Mows: Dil1rict. . l, .lllQIUleast, f Doylestown, June 19; District 2, ~. Delibler, Jun,e,e2nslo;i Dis,.·,·,, 111 llrtlct 3. west-ceotnl'l, • J'""' 22; Diolrlot 4, Columbuo """"'"'·-""..... J 2" ~~ .................. ,., une , ,; .J..ORM• toUtbeaat, {1a)t:adw), Letart ~ June 29. The Cbtcltoen-of·Tomorrow con14 epo--.1 by U!odotrio ~ lood ~ meet .poodaetilla, .::;,;;.:;;of floe -., ip b l - - be etilibl& 1.0 - t h e ........poeon. A l l - ,.,.. '. Where Qulllty Is Puamoanl Ohio Pomeroy - ' . .,.. ,.•. . Buatllv.Of ..-e..i.i~. 1M"" .ptcbd, The S<!gn Of Quarity ..... puformanee · ......... ,m-~--.-· folk·-,....-ot-1 Bl... Jlowk ... fw 19$6. Order Your .t.. aompletelf 4. . b.o.".......:•••• t:,iow ........... .., k. ,aUd Bltck. Hawk Goldtn t toM. at , ... a .,. c..AcHalto U..'e e aew met• ~HtJ=~··q-...-,tore]lCIIJa.to-adl-' SEED ~ll!r..,.,lrac,tdn. Ja'e a powlrhoue ot tthn,th • ..... w. . 1ldo opdlo.. . . talbldi ...... .... : ' ••• a ........ Bt.r.k ~ - See dl.ostl IM*-dae lnw1IJ '1111'. the • ..eel uw Goldn r.a,l., t•e [Gil AND .(BID 24 Fertilizer . ~~w.·.tt.. twkJ"SS",d BliiiiFORD - r i l !room !he Betlford H<Jme ~.tlon OVb trotmctoo a nteelll>,i at GalU1"flo l'rlday. Mr.. Em It~' McGrath 'liL« returned h!)me h-om a vi!Qt w\tlh ·her ·her dallfbt:er M'l'~ Castot Klb- rv J>e """"" Dlolriol - . , Mrt. Charlet s. r..c:.et from com stalk I'd; OC· .tt in eevenlt W.t;y:t. Ea1W from Mod otalb • - • 13 .. ..... , '1$8 in weJCbt! tbaD ean ~ . . .;al!;Jiy 8talb. J>iJe to broken t&llr.o and wook"'ed up 00 o peromt of ~the eaTS are teet on Mr. oand Kra. Robert Craw.fo.. aTl'd f~~~mi1y .of Columbus visit.. recently wilh her motb;. BNJ.e Theiss. .Mr. end - · Olrarley Sht< -iPent Friday .in H-UDli'Digtiorl' w~ . relativeao "ad friends. - · Alke Beo&le l1l<! 141->. ~. die W-olt.e vil1t:ed Sarurday _eve1 _ ...,.,.._,..-~ · ..........." .....,n-o ~es 111 IDII"ketmg p!'OCticeL ~­ wlth 100 datY old, otnill'htqulte complete oolllrtlalment with eblclal, which Ioiiey feed -for • f. tbe i....Uclde G lema week t>«lod. A~ ehe .,., of . the - TIUl Walt·ID GwrdOII Club ha~...:,. ,_~he bor>""" 8iriO oet«t 10 et e.be bolue of Mra. Guy Lee ins the loot ...t ol thio manot of libel< 1>8/Jt ""'*oraht to be dr.,. 11luJdly ......... attackins - · •RoplanUns eed_ODiCl Judied at _dlltrld eon· lo l:be only control ol - aa -This · ,_,.. diltl'ict ·ewlM will ere infestation. Seedintreltment (or corn or latet pllih.Uq meano olpreve~ Injury. He attebded Potn.roy · lliKh School and ~ enWioyed by Seas- lor ina Jn the direction ot givilll bet· Iter terv'J.ee to ita cltlzeru at should be "determined b.Y carefully dm8s. · · nadinl tb& direcU.oni oa the label, .,. • • Goleman caution!. Thorough mix· 'lf the inoeetlclde lllrouihout Farmers can protect aratn l!! import.aut. "~"seed" corn for only 1 Seed Weatnieat UJiDI one of the .eenta) per acre, listed iJJ:!IIecticidea wiD proted. 1• GOleman extension 1ata da-e eauoed by the oe<d of Ohi4? sta~ UniYCrslty. Sev- com mag«, aeeordlDI to'.Coleman. meludintl dieldrin, Tbio dirt.Y·wbite eol..-ed mauot or now are av may ~ttack the lfll'lllinatiog teed ., and thus decreaae the atand. Ineorn. The amouDI of io usually ml!re oevore In wet sea11oM on land t!utt baa been reeent-ly manured aDd iJ rlcb mat.ter vn-onn. ..., only puollal iy ~ontrolled by thio method and...; *"porta 908, Colo. IJ MlrJ Lou Chaplbln ol I•CHALMIRI lAlii ANI tiiVICI ~ ' .., Ups And Dowm High BJ"Iitl"s h orricial.!J Wfrt' am- - - -- - - - - - - -- -- .~· • , ~ , . •. · ·'' .w-.•~ •• . mrt things going again. 8 ~BOII 1 IN Automobile ~~er1 ptuldtl;lt and 1. key man In tlle Ait.-CIO ~~ ~Jr.am. baa mad11 It plain th._t It Ptmf.l• CMI IISJhte erai-P t'I~Jii to cOmpromise on civil rights, he &nd othen In Labor may "take a walk." CerflpNml•• At tho1 rectDt UAW eaucatton conterenee In Prowntd On \Vaehinrton, Reuther empllatlzed thnt he wanted flO . co~qectlon wtth people 11ke Senator Jamel 0. -'ut1ahd (0), Ml.illuippl, who J'leadt the Senate judlch:try COI't\l'l11ttee. Hti added that fie expect. the Democrat. to come up with a atrong clvU rlghte plank..'i_ tllelr 1Hf pl&ttonn emphaaiJing an end to segregation. fl'!M' tw•N&t: It there it a eomproml11e with the South the ullion rrou.t ,Jn&)' IWinalD aloof !rom the campaign. . the IIDIWel" biJ-capacity ~ for In is }ikoP-Iy to reply soon to Pre61· ve 'UDder a diflereut eet of ~ ~Uona.. DORCAS call Chicken Of ·Tomorrow .,. ..... -·· """ - _ •· Have ·-- suggested after the break:IJP'· thnt Sbvtflt Primer Nikohi.i' A. 'Bulgah.· wJ~b • - or >oirb out tbme are at teart foor iffere~Vt e1ralk I'Ob!i of com ia .ibin. Each can be bigb)y .deStruc- ..... ToW_.Of 212 Oh'10,li.'_.oUDgsters Jn. _..,,- ..,._In States deloegate Harald E Stuse-n mQ" have m'de a good He WfH. No ll;) roi • ... , . , J)ut of the Dlk lOOt fuDC.i home in Ea&~e Ridge. -ou tlbe kemei.. When Mr. and Mrs. Em-ory Powel See yo;u Q.arld Va.aar.t-Nic:bolt % of an .O"\li)C'6 per bUI!IIhel JUch kemels are planted, seed· .and d'J.Ufbter. Mr. and !Mn. Get 01' IactiaD ~-N.cbole: baida):WU. iJ suf.ticlent. F\anners m~ trea.i lnl" bli-gbt aDd weak plantt re- elrl Powell am s<m and Mr. &n.. as tbeir OWD seed f~ a coat of only .ru1t. ,Mir.s. Charles 'RJ6iss and famil: 811 under. Iabeii w~~~~:f~~~,!t~~ ~~ few cents .an aere, or they may ot~ber recommeo<ierd control were lgueste l:>f .Mr. and Mrs. ~tar report of the P:l have it itreMed .fur lt:bem by a local meuures for atalk rot. Jaon5on old Carnahan SUOOa.y . ples aeru: to laboratory e1evat'Of or 8eed store. Seedlring notal are a !'Ot!atilon including sod Mr. aoa Mrs. Robert IMcKelve) thate whieh are pieked up in blijht S ca~ l»Y S'OOle of tile ~ 'and rptowio& down corn re· .gnd fu!.ily of Belpre were week · _________ _ field by an inspedor of tbe depart.. 88.~-e fuogj tlba.t Oll\lB4!l -stalk !"Ot. fuse Ito ·ha!rt:en deery. eOO gu.eBUi ol :MI'. aod Mrs. James Carpenter. their May meeting. w~ would bt SteoheaviUe Woodllleld ment. Unofficial sampi.Es are those Bild1anoe 80il tertdtlty by epp1y V Rusb Beegle of Earl Sparta. 0., very .pleased for all the iadies in and St. Clalnvllle, Oltlo wbich !nay be·~ by'""""' iDg Ie.tlher ...tv ,..j spent somal 11oyo 1..t week wi111 the community to turn out Ill' • ~ Mr. ind. .Mrs. William Blak-e. ~~t~his~·~m~•~,o~ti~ng~..;;;.;;;.;;;.,_=.;;;;;;;;:;;:::::;;;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;;:=;j~ whether Ml . be a ~ d"~·. producer, .~. If -· lelt ,·, ·:o-'"- - 0 ..,__ •··dl •- cona·•~ • pr oduc t . plete ~ --· -- •• •• and Mrs.· Wil1is -··• Miner.;. ·~er ~ wuer w I...Ulloer_. The~ mr, The State of Ohio is oontantly mov· _ ville visited Saturday with Mr. .- . Afullt« inchelohharp. sioM. London in.siden~: e1Cpect a move by the Kremlin soon. United ~ •va,U~I>Iel :tblx~-am for aeedl.iDg \)f.)gb.t, Captatt "'.' t.hil'lam eop1e tn powder fonn. ahoar powor 144 .._ of •!Jilin• odlt Western alll.es are putting p~ sure on RuAAia to malro concee:- .. Treat oeed oorn 200.los. Atomic Thaw? The disarmament lri.tuaUon lt more hopeful than lt loon True, the London n.ea-otlatiorw OOQ.ductle'd by a Unitro Nations · ~tubeomnft~ tee broke up in a de~dlOck. Bu~ ooo r.ell8()n !!eems to be that the • writer, arlf.ll, aM: B. F. JaDSOD _ , no one proal · 111>und thO w..ld loqk . . d II tOO news. that wUI mill& t · ad- • • • • to~Waltor Reuther · Vllltea - Ohio fat'llle!S can minimlle their losses from com '1ll:llk rot ~ foUowin:g' .several eoatrol . measui e& this spriDJ, m Ohio Staf, University <el:t.eDsiOD :pltmt paLl; O(:nai ..t ~·'-•s. '"'"~"""" PASTIU IV CHARLII M. Mc(ANM United Pl'fltt Staff C~IPinctent Press - boa help &trentthen ~ohou. Ht:o. uin& ~. is the tact .that tL. utta ·heavy .poN: supplies Wbh.. hit tM mdet ~last faU IIOd em. Copa Nlk. oocurs Ito ·" "'' this sprina ol:rave moved well tb:. JrteDt: .iD ·almGBt ewry Ohio con. retaU ebaa~ iel.d flCb yell', limon IIPIYt. He Measures For Corn Stalk Root NEWS OUTLOOK U1rlti'd Otdo p1(1ducer8, however. iDcikatfl1 IUey ~"iAn to f1m)w perceot. '-mon eowa dwitlc tbt>eri<>cl - llbey did in the mOI!tba laot ,...• 1bU8. Ohio, be men. may blrYe mon~~ bop t:oille • mart<etat .ti&Wvolybelter ·- Farmers Urged.To Establish , MOll CAPACITY? ,. J12PUBLIOAN PROIIlLI:IIfS--The W<>ra lo out Ill We.shtnaton that there Will be aome new tacea in the JtepllblJ.can. ltate orranlutl6nl. Some atate OOP leaden IU'e belnJ' replaeed to lninl about more harmony . wtua .lbt Elaenhower admJAiltraUoA'• moderate YJewa. ·Speeltlc rtuonJ betnr rtven ·for ·the teadel'lhlp ablfta are that the party muat dose ranke belllnd the PreJident In time tor the eJectloft cam~ ~U agaln.et the top leaderahlp oa IUCh S.Uu al . I~ pol1CJ, ~ l&m\ bW and other prol;llemt Ul' btma' ltuclled. ,-~ a wblbtr that lOme ot the men w1lD wtrt oppoa6IJ to .... ,J>olni!I&Uon Of V I e t - Nixon arw allo l>tll1&' ob~ llut.J ;o.." a.. D/ e • ' r#E o~~~s Specfar to Ct ntf'td l'reu Aasociallon \ ~ 4o to. Carda~ fftt!a ""'~tablet, 117 Tomatoel pown 011 a fence, the u;erU. art: lb deJidOIUI or ttaked, wfD. outyi.eld all &bat 1lb1tu JOU Jiave uten other eropt for the pound hm. JOU eanaot believe tbeJ Jpace occupied. 'Wherl Pl'tlfted actua07 alit. . 10 a ADJ1e Jtem, plantl may be You eu vow aD. 1M avera1e .a 1.3 iDehea apart: wltb two tamJb' o1 Jowo can eat dllrlnl ltemJ, 21 ~Debe&. Teltl have the ltiDlmtr on an area 20x40 beea maP that 1how tingle teet. provided 7011 make pe of Rml plantl cJve earlier fruit JC1Uf latclen alr rllbte, eome- and a heavier total rleld. tbJDf which JOU mar not bave A tomato plan' naturaDy rlalhed tbat 10U own. Jtartl wltlt one central atcm, The ~maller the vesetable or ~ad.er. A• aoon •• the .tlu:t plot. the more important It 11 blOISOtna have appeared, •' l:hat planlt wbleh cllmb be- te· ea.cb joint (axfl) where a leaf quirecl to do 110, leavJng mo~ joma "lbe main stem, a branch &round 1pace lor other crops. beglnl to :1row. If theae a re allowed to mature, branchn Tomatoe1, cucumber1, mel- grow from tb.em, and the ty~lcal on•. pole •nap and lima beaM maaa a£ iancied atenu will and tall peal, all thrive up Jn re 1utt · the atr it lhe1 are liven correct To prune the plant, the Jide aupporl branches are removed before One way to prOVide for they are 4 1Dehes )onJ. U the eUmbers. il with a picket fence plant iJ to be pnmed to two bullt on tbe east, west and 1tems the central stem and a.nl! north 1idea of the vegetable ot ita '1.1de braocbe• are allowed an:!a . To • aarclen 20x40 feet in to grow. all branches developarea. a 5-foot fence will add the inK from tbeae two be.in&: reequlvalen~ of ~ square feet moved. for cUmbmg crop1. TomaW plants should be tJed A picket fen~ allow• air to to the r..en~e at intervalll, usinl pasa freel7 through plant a loop around the stern with Ieave1, prevent1nJ mildew. The soft . material which will not climbeu are rooted in a row at l!tlt the 1tem. Cucwnbera wlll the toot of the fence and take clln&: to the fence, when they no more around &pace than a are Jt8rled 1n the rlght dlreoaingle row of carrot1. t1oD. Bea01 and peal aupport FrullJ and ptlds borne by their own pvwtb. -climbers are held above the Onl)'" meloDJ bear fruit so dlrt and cannot. be reached by large that It may tomeUmet animal.a. It Is easy to spray or require support to prevent it duat them when neceJJary.· tallinl :tnmf the vine. A net baC While not early yle1dera, once su~D. u markeb use tor n\rta vlnea continue to bear the rest and oranaea aervc.s tbil purof the 11nmner. poae. . . ..... [ lrl 'Nor to I. and K. And That's Final Word! ,...,._ Wben Nppli.at of this crop _.. most abundant. oprioell liN oormldly most atdractive. Foodlboppell 3: 1:; ModeQr BlomiDm 3:30 Qu&efl f.or a Day UO eTOp , _ DOW ,.u· ll:dli ~ wltfl .1.1!6 i'!' weelt: C<d, JI'O'Wth '91 tbe harvest:iDg size .iD Oblo. l.4CIUr ifOWIJ' 8Spanlj1Jitll wiU ollpPI!MI ill food «ores thU. week. Sopplllee will Teach theil' ~ -during t.he next three weeb. 1:00 Current. 2,00 M'jltjn.. ~· ·· ftalllr ............. ldllo ........ IJoti,. L(I:OO Hwne 12:00 Ca~Ue'l"a Goe$. to School IDe v- sityreportObat<llio~ ...... 12 ,30 Dlog, ll<>ltl< S.hool • Ujl. CODSIIDt!T Pood ........... . . . 11:00 Tennessee Emle 11 :30 Fleather Your Nest ttffice 11.1 · The News IV CHAIL.S M. McCANN office National advt"rtlslng representatlYe, BotUa:elli-Kimblll St..1 Lexington Ave., Nt>w Yor k City, 16, N, Y WSAZ -TV On .Mpzracu. - - ....... 9:00 Coffee Time ~blisbed ~err o~rternoo~ e~cept SUDil:a:1 (,y Tb• Oklo Valli!J Sentt.oel, Jnc., 11 110 Meehaou: :st., Potnertty, 0 . lfbooe 398, t'dllorld office pbone 397. Let's Go Shoppiq ,... ~":10". NOW ' .. ! CO-OP ..._. '" lack ClneJ, ......... • ' . Pomeroy, Oblo ·SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILL PHON£ lit t �- .. ·- ~ . ~· .(-. ~·I ._.. ' ------ _ 4 Pa...:IJodJ"!:C ~ .. ".,·t 't o-,f ""' .f ·· ~''t'l· ' ·"'l~·-'·~,~;]' \'' ..t.o4:~ '~fi':.rt:. ~ '~"t' ' '. ' ~''·•t1;k ·~·,,J,,. -·~ ·~ 1 __.:. " _________ •. . ··i· ' · !~'""'". ' ,. : .,_,-, -', ll J.. Th~~~lf' ·~tfnel,\ ~reY.~I~~omQ:.r~ ....:.____,__ .. - ~ t.~ . ! ,ji. ·,.'11' .• ; . • t ··)-; • 't to, ,t< ..! I,~'V"'""JI,'~' I ' >' -.•~·} > .. . ---, . .. 'i\' ...t;,• •.r-, t 1'-" ~,~~ ' l •l ' I' ~:..-~.--"!i.:f'··'····'-.;'''" ·! 1-,· ' ; 1 ~ · FOLLows A roUGH Act • ~ .t.~ " IY UIIIT.ID Piiss AI Lritl pj-o!toled . 'ti ~ " tocliY tlill lib Cleveland hot IliaD I - fl.. '· "/::::::, I'()IIVDilY Two ·Are Voted Into : SOCIETY 1 Traifl:lnen Auxiliary ; · .~~n. O!o1 "'"-· ~~ro. Tllomu · White ~ose Lodge Mrl. C. J. Strub:'l!', h . '1 never had the feeling the Y.J¥eu were going to mak-e a rUDaWay of tbr rate and I tettalQly dOil't have It now." U::lpez .,.d after TbundJY's 7-2 vlctory UWt liVe the Indiana a 2-1 ed&e lD tbe season's first serle6 between IY UNltll:i PQ Roch,_ ...... , • ._ R~lltM$ Toronto --------- --Montreal ----~---0--· Columbw ---------Ruffalo -----------Miami ------------Richmond ----- ----- -'r t!f4rt# 1/15 FIRS'T """' oow lt loob Ute he's COin& t o ~ASO~~ hayt • Wondtrfut ae.son." Lem.e»ll lim~ the Yankees to elcht ht._, lneludlna: hom.ere by MlC:bJ lllntle aad YOJI Bem:, wilted Ofl1r two btttere and s~ owl five. fte au· ~14 111m with n tllht · bit al- r:out PLANEs ·AiMost~As - o~E-J . Hava.na trutt•• ~ ---------- t .~ .ea.. r !0 8 .I .,.J t 10 .f>?• 8 16 .333 1 15 .:::18 ;t li'l' W!ii'ib "liss NilW Y'Oiitl: 1661\. ·. 'vOrl.c. ~It ~ ' I l•;j" ~li, ~ lhe fut tbat tbe ln<llans are open· pla.O · Iii& Mllj I., ,.,.., be· 1118 a 13-day home ltand •1aintt hind the Yankee.~ tiJtY W®ld tbe :&afis.a1 City Atbt.tics tonigbt have 'Neii SIX btffirnd ll 'the YanIDd polnted out tbat "We: realLy ~ tw~pt _tM . MH~Js and llsb Sii<\oil, ti, N. J. . INTO PiJii« I WB"o~I'Jr . ' '1tarn: ll 'rit;ed ~ilto ws._ · Rn, I . t'hurltdaY ~tlr tk wu ~t ~ob ~Of?o, the TODAY'S SPORT PARADE • Reg. u. 1. Pat. Off. IV OSCAR fiRALEY Wtrtr:'a doabl• and BUI¥ Martin's 38-yftr.. error. . Old vlteran wlio,ehtld hil QrM. MJte GirtJI will ~tcb fM: the eom)Hete. -~· ~ loA the f.IIDo bet al~ SePt..~ , 18M in defeat1nl .tllri'l tbtili:la;. Lfhlbn h_.. •a l_a.JO neor4 ~~~t, seuon b•t Pitched only live cofuplet• Pmes. He'i pMtbed tour IC far this ltason ClNCIN.NATI, 0. up._'Jihe Cln· lledlep b~ • too•. llnfe setiH wid\ t he liNt plut MUwiK.Ikee 81'18Vea tarrl~ ttt&t' ewtd ;lve O!ndnn-atl undQpu\.cd po!JIJestton of tlbe NartJ.om..l Le11:gue top •pot. . The Br....-u, St. Louis cardltulls '' and Red!eg& arrc in a V:lirrb~l 4:·ie Major League Leaders IV UNlTID ltti:IIS .AM, RICAN LIA.GUI 0 AB lit H Pd Pl•var.(lult Mfntle, N. 'Y. 21 77 2f 84 .442 BtltJin'orc 21 44 6 17 .388 Maxwe1ol. Del:. IS 33 12 20 .377 Sialilliter. k. c .14 42 6 te .aeT Dovd, 11 42 tl 18 .3157 NATn:SNAL LIACUI Bruton, •MI'iw. 11 37 12 17 .4eD Bailev, Oln. ttl 44 D 19 .432 Repu!Ui, 91:. L. 15 f6 13 19 .422 19 72 14 29 .403 Bqyer, St. L.. >M'!Wm, St. t . 19 72 14 2B Home Runs-~oe. Y11nll:ee~ 11, BerTa, Yankcos 10. Post, Red~:.C~~· Plir'ltlel. 8, Bauer, ~ BAtted ln-'Mruttle, Yknb KeH, CJtit:al(o .seo 23, Berra, Yll'nks· 24, Lemon, SenttOl'l 19, ·Musial, tardinab 1"' 8oyfJl' RUn~~'e~ · Y.anbei 8 ....._. .., M, .a. ~-. Yonk•·~ t9, - · Yon· bej 18, foot, Senatolw 18, PoOl, RI$ett 14. 41' ~-·· NEW YORK UP - John Land)' ~eaten on. thre. oecasiona ~ fin· loW: _Wl\t . ~rt ~or Karuraa City. takes another whac~ at the fout· uhed ~econ~ to f,ellow Auatr~"an ,EaCb ija~ a rkor~ of o~e vttory mlnu.-te mile Saturday and wbetla· Jim Balley!t wrptltinM , 3.G8.tl. qd~WQiotiiM Tbelour · ,.menr· er he maket It or notlt'!!l been Landy, ~liide fl!Om a few -lauc:Ja- ~es al l Minor League · . Results · · I 0 n• 28· t:''!:!~"'! ~~~"";::':.!:', ~ ....,..... -. v.r.~~,, A - "' ............ ttl WJ'C:h ~lta prevlou8l.r. Ob.tta1J091a 3 LitlUe> Roc-k 2 Va....,h>e, "" •1'11oi> to Sealtlc Gf 111 . e Paelll:c C&tlt t..cue, waS' S-u: nllJUJ!'Iky. c.rdlln;als Nl'umed ~0,.,. tfle Redle~r~ ,;,,o and as- ta .4~ 2 2\1 TO MEIGS VOTERS 4 4\1 4\1 5 sw-•..t 't\1111•, t'r~ fliwi! ~.....'t"""rttf n.Rr v.•Vlb .... nlil J,,; T•lln~.t,o\~·'t! · "l:'ll'hin•!l i<n1!'t'i! ·t•n t..,tr,.., l! ...,....,.......,..,..,,..;. _ Cltweland '7 New Y10rk ·2 'Wd rein OitJ. ._.'rrJWII!Ktlwd\lll·ed . -.! ,.,.~'"" ~rw11 v•s pfOb.b..i. ,ltch•n BaJ.:imore at New York, nd:gl~ Pa·aca 1_3 vs Ford 4;-0. Bos(oflo •l Was'hi , ton 111 :.rJ..t.-:Deioclt O·l &bob: 2 ~··· C:b'· ag D t 'ot . M H ~c 0 11 ~ ·roft 2-Qmr ·Br li' ma•n .: vs oe · .. K~as Cl.,y ·EVl C~eve~&nd, lhllij'ht -Kre.•low 1-1 vs. Goa·r eJ'8 l-2. .. . S.turdly~f. G•m•• r_ ~~~~_a·&o lilt Dent ,.'. , knn ~l\s Git.y '8lt Chwelan.:l "1.)'<1"l ·\.imore al ,"...ew y w·k .. ~~ton ·M Wa~h.•n 1 gtDn1 rn;;'ht N,~TIONAL LEAOUE W L Pci·. ·oe MUwa·a·kl'C -- ____ 8 :i .727 St. Louis - --- -- 13 6 .684 Cin~i·nn·~~i _____ 12 7 .632 B rooklyn ~----- 9 9 . ~00 2Y.z .N!!W YoNt __ _.. _ 9 10 .474 3 f' l·>~jbuor.gh --·- - - 8 tp .444 S¥2 Ph·ikldeiphi·a ____ G 12 .29i 6MI Chicago _ 4 11 .267 6 ThursdaY~ ltiU!tl Bf.oo~yn at Ohlcalo ppd i'itn SL Lrnl ~~ at :Mrt.lwaukte ppd ntn Only .garnet ~edutfid. : Prlcby'• Pro~Jable Pttchtra New YOO'k ~at B.ro*l~ ~ Gomez 1-0 w Or6il 2·2 ":t Phi~ at A<l"'!!<<~ Now OrJ"""' 3 Mobite 7 ~Pam s IAITIIItN LIAGUI B AU..Wwn 4 WO. 3 •• _ ·· ·· To Defeat Hardy Smallwood N. ~lehter Y. UP-Y- ·l..,•han Small-'ru... - .SYRACUSE. . . , a lnufh ,._ · I atawt. .name u well as under lhi1 OIQIDol or WU!iam But· lar, a a ''hondlo'' a-1 ·over _ , tti.t B- - .1 I .. . ROUND-UP CLEVELAND IJI>-I'irlll b moa V:le Power of the X..n,as ~::~~·;..:: ~t:-:.~:-.=-:.::l~ _..., et•WC' ~ A•w weetond ser~ea With 01• =:.:.- • tiM M'etn(K"ial: .,,. 8 t ~ 21-bout ~- - . , voland Indiana. EUGENE, ON>. UP-lim llllloy =·-~·:;;. ~~ wm ""'• <~><> auo yw run """ iPW m lblt bout b OOhcentTate on tiM! mne tn tJhe · 11nu I} illld ;,:;f. roff!Mtobat llattltl a:'.... "'" tncecl-ooltb 24 t o -.. •s.PBobarna CD ltlhta. ~.. _, Small....,..""'' llloaill>- .. - c...r.,..,_, ...... Paoltl• c..,. ern <1-l.v biO'Il traek meet Sattlf'da,y. souey dereoted .1o1m Landy 1n • 8 1s e!· '1186 lillie""' s.turday. 2l!- old MARSHALLTOWN. Iowa UP.,.- I 14 ,..., old ~lth hit fu. ol!hoo! b... b.IJ ¢a,.er, diOd Tburr ·:njJi ...._ ...... ....., 010>'1 Jo<ct Bol<er. ....IIJIIIIJ llllilcl - '*"II 1!ir -., ..-flbt or day of a rra"UI'Od ou!f.....t ~'a-.:i dt.WO.. npected m t1 school eame. H6 W. • tzoellh .. eMiatifoiill IIIII ,.._,_ lis.- at J¥ &ollool. La""" -~- Dairy Bar tor a dessert courS(' - ~1 ..... , "1 "~"'"" lri RQ ....,,., •11'11-t· '71\. Aftfl!4- ""'-..t re- '' ,.;'Y ~ ' '.>.' • • .goy I . . - . 'i ~d Mott 1 ;.====:.:=:.:.==~ Ann·Rupe:Eieeted Mrs. Woodgerd : . . I The SWAGGER : Prexy 01 Beta Wed On Saturday FRINGE TURNS Sigma Phi Gtoup Tb.William Woorls · STEPS GAY • . 'lbe Rev. 1 1 eied.ed 1 2.91" GrHI summer with a w.ll-sholl foot • , • choost lhit. .......t 'f'OV"I undll wtlh - a ~ wedge heel, its Mauty cl•.-.1 to your foot bv th'" w~ band1. The frinte at the toel' dds • d•shing SWilt!J94tr air. ROUSH'S Shoe Store N. Second St Middleport, Ohio • .ore alike •••• • . . W• r.ave a comjll- lelldlililln '•!llotfer-thonolelllher• ftnllhltll ';.!lhQse ftl;o-rt em~ . om 'Wleft falling for ~ !lUi ~ ot- quoise blue embroidered With (lnten14tblaiJ ~ulna. wiD tako mora vacations -' •thon ony other luggage ' ~to >lh·o.lM~bc!t~~ mt." SULTIY Diana Don. Bl1tlflh fillft artl'fts, gives you a London 11hnW1ng ot her cannu Film :l'eBtivul IIWiml!lult. It ill o1 Wl'o :Stteamlite Samsonite \V«titU~_, 31 Jark·,.ll f.eatlll'lf! a ·pH::I.lcia lfl!.•nt 2mt up FA1tEwELL diNN'EA from ~ihe n!Wal 2ir ba.re at CMn· · ~ r. trnd M - ~. Ver.:tt· L' J\ !~ r-n \ cc•~-e!llqull ViJ'I:1r.·l.a1 acron!·;·n-t to ,[the m!bnna'•:OJ: n. rieeive1i bY Mr. •·f":'~o.inr-d Sum•:a,_. w: '! a f:.-C"A'('Il I and Mrs. Clarence Clint! frum (hl!'ir 1~.nr.,. for CC'J~~ :cv W i~>C':l \~~n i J~t_.tr,··t1 1'"e1t.lie, v. ·~o ~·.; · :,·.1 ::m d at if!ft Ttr~.!by f Ll" th ~ " rm "(l Sr., V!t>e. 0 '11--·r ·'l!J ~"$'~ .~ WeTb M-:-. art1 ·:~,.. Yri'. R. E. Wi~ ~OD. Slt~.'dr!: W. 8. Swt_~h ~Jtt+, ~Hd<!llep :'~; Mr artj Mr~. Oa<rJ ''f~ur:e 1and dau.~b-~er,;;, · •~mcra ~nd ·Ma!rle,.o:~~, Pom"e:-Cy. CQUNTY RECORDER . I I •• John 'Jack' Thomas Bit.fd Ohu~ ·at~. A -very in1$'ieltitlf and .por.t was tlvo. the by Jl.a- '""' ,,,...,.., ..... ('"ll·llf w,.,n,, '"'~ "'lo'l , ....l....l'l· neck. N.Y., ID liut pbce at 17. Snead ·playeU 'em straj,ibt dlown t·he ·m :ddle aoll t.hr'Oll-gb ltth~ firSit fmllrtd •a'ftd J-uirt !pl'ayred for two· P~~ttbtreffft!;.·be'hJft 'lltlriM:~ pa~d ecau.R :n>everstrayedovtr par • ·nd ellOUgb of t!he hanger pi.J.tb dropped -to fl.ve him live b~rdies . He two O>f t.hO!e birdiet on (the Uls:t, itw'O lho:l~ . ~'1'1 rte'l!lded them, bttause Keteh1ck w~ li1layint ~~~ opar or khteT, tG~. Snead ~ , a. 20 f-oot b!.Pcbe putt Oh· >tJi·l -18~. 5-neau. who ~ put~:s- in the Stiunt.Y• 0.1!* New Y(lllk at ~ Philadelphia 'lit PMI~ Milwauk-ee It C!Mltnnlllt!l st. 1..ou11 fit_ Chi~ 108 Mill Sl. >ix In· - LOOK EACH,I· ' ': ,-_· (' TO JIMMY ONE PARSONS . INC. VERY .1 :~"~~ Eaeh Trnek· A . _bargltin ·Low · .. .. 1952Ford ~ I . ,_ ' .. - ...... coiO ..... -.~­ ....... w.....W-......lti.A .,... c... ---·~--•"'" 11 • orliN rlohl.... 1910 POrCI .... MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . - c ). (f ormerly occupied by t!'\e R. A. Miller Lumber o. · I!_. THE NEW LOCATION IS ON RT. 7 JUST ACRO$'$ tHI STR.-•• FROM MIDDLEPORT LIBRARY . ; . 1948 Chtvrelet I :,; ~ •... DE~L,ER UitD CAR LOT CORNE. tuo CliNt .............. UO . ' ' .. - ...... '' ' ' i. ~ ,: , ._' , ...:....................... _u.oe Ni~IJ·IMif ~ -· h!MMI O'Nft• ..............1]17',10 ~' ~ JIMMY . PARSONS. · n, ,, YOUR ( populor · of trovtl withoul o KVff or lialft, And it's llflbrt •.. smart enough to b. '"" lri tht belt ~ rich flnlshtJ defy WHr, -~ cl.art w1ih a damp cloth. Wi have it in ~ .tile for enry...vacotfon nHd. Litdi••' O'Ni•• .............. 'Y 'ljj co ltteo, MOll , . . _ hi lho wDtld, lfa llrOng •• ·lilonO enough 16 ..., on, to tab the hard knocks . '·. A... d We Ha·ve M["o · •y Our Buildin,sOtt kearOf. 147 South hitd A.......... LLER · -· 1tJ3GM( Plcl.o lt. • cyl. R&H, ...... . ~~ ;;;~ ~ ... \., No ....,,., SDftitonho It tile rt . s:a '. l.lil 1'1\i Six melnl:ltert! ~!the Cwnty Counoi!I m-eeting .-t .the Feder- I Guy F. Sayre, pa:;t.or pre!JJ- of fbe .Cbllfth af Christ ln Chri:sl· ol OJDo. E:oa P!bi Clraster of la.n Union, Performed the si.ngl:.-ing S&s:ma Ph.i at ~heir .,..,tar ~011)' S.t. , May :ltb when his nveting Tuesday 'lli!ght. O!fler of. mot~n-taw, Mrn. Alma Woodflt'M!i imtat~ were vice pl'e9i- ~. MJrietta, and William Wood!!' dMt, .Mar.y A...&eison.; neOntihg O!ouJter, were married at the Say~, Mn. Charles StEiey re home on South Third Avenue. and 4reasurer, Kn. Sa11y Saut:1'. Arranl:em.eds of spfing flow.eon wet"f used to decorate the house The new pr89kierit nomlna1ed ] for· the wedding which wa3 pt>r· Ae-r 8Pf,'ciaJ comtnl.t~ to set'V·E' formed ia the presence of tht' imfor 1'h e year. Jean \Yen')' gave ,. mediate family. ! cuU:ur:aol program on lllOde!li.ng A reeeptlcin was held after t ht' altd h-D'!>t~efl for the . eW'II!:ng ter~mony with these penro-ns at- i wtte Loui.!ie Tbcmpsoo. Pl'l'lldora tending: a(r. and Mn. Woods , Mrs. 1 Collim, J~e Kennedy and 9Jnh Frank Cleland and daughter, Ev- t Gihlx. elyn, Radn~; Mr. and Mrs _ Dale 1 Woodgerd ·Marietta; Mr. and Mr.~. Sayre and thildren, Lloyd, Dale\ PUSH lUTTON Pl.ANE and Rebetn. Mr. and Mrs. Woods are li\'i ng at · Su·lld<l>y a~t'ernoon t1ae "Wide, Wid e Wnrid" .t ~levi::-'o rt show will Glouster, Rou ~~ 3 . r.olf I Wl'n ~ '1 '1 ~ww~ ~l ~~;,~::~::~::~::::::::~~====~====::~========~~~~~~==::::~~. THAT 'WE HAVI SbLD OUliUJLDit'IG. CORNER ASH and BEECH .· 0 ,..:,.. -But<!- 1'1 '" llillppMio> 11.1 Only ·.cames ~ . M ·;·;· c. "~""" ftl'tlbu.f&)l·, This Is o CUST()L.tiR m '· S D.AV•Ift · ., ~P.J\ °• n·l1thb-Diebdn- 0.3 "' Law 1-2 BLAZONJ'LA . :y CI~M SITS .. . .. r BWONSLJDES ;,. 8ft; ...... 1f.9S BADMINTON SET$ 1•11 typea) , 3.98 UP. B·L· ftLOv·" 1 98 • - - -- - -- - - lo <onllht'l ~ ..,....... BIIJaml, • natift of Bimln.:l :r.. 1 Gre,an-l.•,i-... met Wednesday at the W()()dmen I 141111 . wMb Mr11. Branch Pl~mmln.il Dixon, sen. of •Mt. md P.h . He-rbert Dixon, Rock S;J>ringt RO&d'1 Ls coDnn~ •lo hi1 horire wVH 1hc mE*'-etL H'u. Si!':tt, SlWI!, Who ha ~ il\ .for the pa:;t two weelu Am Rupe was For Your Support ''" """ ·1i'" "" ., ...~~..... ru;~ ..... V- ~ t,..tl.,•,.\r .... r Nt'm V•wlr ~,"·-·r\ r.,~ "'"mT~A "''""'P. ·fl!t 86 1¥h""·' \o<l .,..!.. . ., ..It ,. l.;.rrv+ ln.••'* on to'h...J '~t\•h '""""?ti !'hat would !have ltiwn )j:.., .. ,. :;., l~ ,.fr r~-. ..... ~ ,r H·~·"'""" r ... '"~· "'"-l+--J. ...h;nrt At A'? ·9'11'11' · 8<.'hwle<tad~ Makl M6iwe'• i'our·~·; t.m ,*"~·~· fi~iuJrcel'• a.o. ...~.-~-~to !!~~~~~~~~ ~ ~-~;~~· \ ~· ·;·;·;·;~..,~ Y · ama Bahama 3-1 Favorite ... ~:~~l~~~al~ · _ _,_ _ __ _ _ _ __,!... ~·~~ _ v"" u~fl Iii +.,i~n-..tiMtrl'~".n.:.,..h he ~ ,..,l ::·MOORES~~ ..r. .::. :!':""'.. .. crow.":' 9 Cbkqo 2 89ston' 1 Det.roit !M ·Wa.shiD'.ttcm wlilh the- lwettes opeft.!l 1 13- 11 prMlt!!fe and a pleBiure to tory wordS: for Bailey, was appar. game h~ stand. ha\''t' him with us.. ently. u~rturbed. In~tead of U that sounds hke a Chamber I blowmg h11 rtop, he ~m~Ded a of Commerce speech, !IO ~ lt. B~-~ marked polse, joklftM. o_btervfng cause we too o~l.eon are incllned that lf he had his career to plot to take it for granted that we over again he would be a sprinthave a corner on apDI1.!1rnaru~hip er "beeause u·s e•aier and abortas well as athletic talent. er." This lean. 26-year-cld schoolHe has proved ~vera! times br'-or fdrst rplace, W. tiltan 1ha.Jf a 'teacher from Down Under is & fore that h~ was a sportsmanJ of ~ame apart. champion in both depaltment&•. whom Australia tDJ\ w!Sil be pr~d st·aTlbt'l for the R«<lets lbtmight It's a cinch, u be takes a, ,J;le*@ , The ny>st. Do\,ati:Je Qeca&ion · ~Yi:W .. be Jo'hnn·y ){llJpp.s teJ.n wi·l:b a On hla own world mile m&rli: o( in a :rctent race In· AUIStr U:a ' when au 9pponent tripped HI N!IOOrd· u ~> i f)5lt Lew Burdette 3:58 in the West Coa!lt ReLayS n'd llf rtJhe Bruws wlit,h a 1-1 mark. Fretno, C<~llf.. Saturday, thall , :f.cll. Landy stopped to help )lim to On SnriiJI'day, Brooks Lawren· ~c sooner or later he or somebody his f<.oet-u.nd then went on to win Is slated (·o Me •llhe moun·d fOT e lse i:s going Ito break 1t. Modestly the race. the Jtedle,s, wkh Art Fowler deprecating his own ability to run He ran the mile that 1t'l.me in !r1ated to 18tar.t one gpme or the faster than 3:56 Landy admits :ur 4:04.2, too, Rully Mak.. Friends Sun:day ·nfobernoon doubleheader much. and the ot•her expected to be M:rt· "Someday they'll run as low as Coming to the United States tD I'd ~om Hal Jeffooat, Tom AekC'r 3 : ~, and it might be within five ' help plug the Olymple games. to an-d Joe Nu~MH. yra·rs the way they·r~ running be held in AUS<trolla late this year Landy haa rerlly made friends Whi le ~e Btlll\'ftl am:t Redll$i now" he prediete . Ml1ht Do It and influeneed people. One r~ abarttlt> l·t oul I}\'6J"8, t!he OMI<Is· will Notice he didn't soy th e son iJ his stnightforward aprt.>l!lt t-odJ;Y, >'tlhen pt.y tJhe ·~aat ·plo~~re praisal of hirmelf, ~ which Chi..,.ago Oubl Sllturdly -HJ-d ltWICi! "we" are running. But thl11 is lad who .juiJt might do lt. becawe ah.ows a wide 11treak of humor. on· Sund.ny. N•w Vlotory lt,..k six 1nen have ruq the mUe under That he doesn't <1wn an automoo The Red legs, wl(;h a &~ vll'ltory •four mlnurloes B tetal or 11 times . bl.ie or even a blcytle, 1enlal John he ove.r t Giant ~ ·m tlhetr •la~rt ·game Landy himself has done Jt five of t!xplained he was "a frugal sort Gl app~arf'l(l on the vell(e of a new thos•E:'' tlmoes. fellow.'' 1 \'lctO'fly .streak. 1'bey lead ii:JJ B ma"Besides," he Hid, tapptq ~· jor~ ·in home runs, 'hoovting be-lrtorl long forefinpr on one leg, "I' 38 of •tlh~Jm in 20 ~ a -pace been able to get alona: rat~ w which wuuld give 'lohem 273 ((It ·on these." .1' the yeaor. c!Jin])'af'ed to tlbe cu-rren,t rocord of 221 ~ one team set by Not wen enou1b, thoujKh, he COJlthe mants i:n t947. 1tend8, to Win tbe Olyujpie l,ll«rG A J)tayer • • ·• meter r•ce. Lindy•• tleory q 1ieal uut.ween the Red BY UNITED PRESS "there are too many Jl'ltlt runners Lw~> and lJraV~. t71e&nW1h1-l~. lhaa INT.IIRNATIONAL LIAOUI In that one." ~ rompleMd •• the. two :Wam• Montrtttl 10 Hawna O, t i!Jt 0 pr~e ~ meet :""U' ·' lbelr serde.s. Motrt.real 2 llooh'estf!r 1, 1st R1ght handed 'PJldtrer Cooky Vti- Rocllcst« 4 Riclnnood .t, 2nd eMJne o r 11roy Ohio. was Wmod ' • Tonm~o 2 MiamJ 1 ov«~r ~a llbtt BI'IMI8 by Cineinna.ti Columbus 7 BuU.alG 2 'J'bunllby. He bas beet~. optioned AMIRICA,. ASSOetATION ifx:l Ati!IIIIUI of .tlte Southern Atto- Omn'b.a 7 Jndioo.apolis 3 <!latloft. • W.lchila 8 lionNer 6 The "'"'" 00111!iloted a deal 1 •-·t•·• .., st ~ • ~ -•Wlllt'h t firM.~ · ..ouiM llie . •-".au., ...,......, T-..n• ,' Y r i - !4, toy. <lie IIOdl"'' Minneapolis """ 29, Bma, y - Helder Bob lltl.. ..., V«!...lne 80UTHIRN ASSOCIATION ..:......to.:!:~..!"" 1411 ,~'Moon.Car- to~Brove.. Hulo---.. NN'!MIIoSIM'emphho4 tf ..-vmolt ---~ •• thrown 'into a ~y bectut& LJ~ Detroit ------ ·· 8 12 .400 5\1 dy, runnJq 3:~.7 - a· time be ftls Thu....,1 y•1 lttHUib 1Jnlted ,.,.,, Spoltl Writer ~cUiln' t0)1llb~ ~htl-e Lout~ krt"t-- ~=or~y----~·- l: ~= ::!: The l&at time Wl8 last Saturday. Mott. IIU}'S .u~ld havt' ~en~· WoaSbioncton Redlegs And Milwaukee Braves ·· ··. Open Fout Game Series Tonight - W L ht, Ne-w York _____ 1f 7 .66?' Cleveland 11 e li7t Bo.ton ...::::: 10 8 :sll6 Chh"''l• .. .. . .. 7 8 .467 .neon~t. Many Thanks BY UNIT5D Pit.i15l AM!RICA:o UAGVE ~- ............ ~i ~ to d:t eenter, stor!Di BulbY. Ro · '• ncriftee fly with the bbel full adcled Cltve1tnd's Pourth. nlli In l~t . nnh lnniiiJ •nd the l~ni !!<!iiP<d on ,.n,..,. !Up ~~~ 4~,~ rhade ~~ ~wo ~~~niU~:h tb..!:t~f~:: h~: ~n: TOD~Y'S SPORT PARADE- ----tli* was for £tsturday. by Pt.· S;iHCD 10f ;paJ~kin(l i\!Jiliriy nco wQO th• Y~ IJ»(IB, Wbo _!6ol "/ond ob tbo llil! t~•- ln•!I•D4 \n tht i<i'i•• Uli'ow-ln lrilm lhrt oulflfld, 1<or>d . - tO l .lve tbitift 1 \!l'f'ttdn's Clevt>laiid's ietOild ruit o'n Jim butit<ord of 14-5 a~d . a T·l riiork •bf'o •infle oud AI Rooon tripled Mn. Edgar AIJeMWOI'( h 1nd k m. preAulent, In ~barge of t.h.e met!Ung Tbe nominatmg comm1ttee wu •-·d a 1 11 w . M " J n ..... 11 o o 11. rs. mar ()!")' Ne15on, Mrs. Norman Wayland, Mn ...~ G M •rt·• '" ' J reen. emLIC'r~ repo .:u • • were MrJ l..oe!ller Botce, Mrs. Arthur SwElter, Mrs. W. W. Hayes A monry·making project was re-I p0111:ed by <the Ways and Me ans committee: Mrs. Inez Turner . M.m'. Mlldf"ed Jaeob3, Mn. Mary McNeaL Mn Oma Nel11on. Tlley have planned a eale of floWffll for Memorial Dlly tn the Park building. corn"r , ot SouUJ ~ond Avenur and Mil\ Street. on May 25-26 . Thf:'y ~,~,·,}1 al: M have a Bake Sale & a Grab-bag ! Sale. Mernb~u wishing to contl'i-' butr t.O ~he projwt may eon tact Mr•, Witliam \V1.101:1r:rd or mem)xon; I){ the committ~e. llo.ri.eae.s for the afternoon we~: llrl1 b Wii!IOn , Jr. Mn~ . llary. McNeill, lin. William Mnrris 1 and Mn_ Jamea Pullen and th ;> ~· inVited the members to R,ag~ t.j: ~ tit.Jt the Rtd Soi, ec:heduie. Tile Jndlsns have played 1'&t only four homt iamt!ll so far thl! 2·1 oil Georp Mltll'e horiter ln. ltte teason. llllil:.li onJy otber rm~Jor lea1uo a:ame Home L...t Good plo)'t4 'nl~ "Homt's suri .ll!oing to look -l.iemOb'i VI e\'erHrd. hflllftgood to ln all," t.ope2 said. "We l~ ~ ff:-;: nit .NeW 'tort tt had a touch HDte 11t1rting out be- 2S ~M!GJobe,, C&\lre W4!' plty~d .0 mony road . CleVer.ntt 09~f4d fQ>ur or thtJr rames early In the sf:'ason but 1hits fqr: t.bret ru111 In the- third in~·ve c-ome thro.bJh aH rilht and nlnc: Gltieo Carrtilquel opened the wt..ftrurt to let ~tit'." flfl.tnt Witb .a doobl:t to rhtbt al:td · t i expert~ beiin. ~ t'lk of a cam~ ft'O!I~ Oft .Rift Hetan'!. dRfle ft.t:~~ead, tNJded ·ljlt IJa pection or RJl.L'ift·it l1lap~. Mondiy rnorn~JVi. ~tr. ll:flod Ml'!. Carl Mocre a·r.d ... ~ d d ~~t~g h!~-2rs, '"'"'''m"' an bnda, weJJe Sunday ""~ or ..r , and ~ v D · M' d•n.......... ,.,·rg_ t ·.•4 a ~ r.'r, ~· ............... · Mr. an:t Mra. A . R. Knltbt 12f•l ~~~~~if or a '-'~· .. , . uw;~t::s \"._ ·· 10 1 blwo't bun home lllnee March htld ~ - ~OI)c R,!d Sox aJ\d tbJ1" due to a quirk 'in the AL dfO ~ ~ clott to the fteld llliblt the Tribe, Chietago White> Sene and Botton 1\ed Sox. The talk jfleted ®wn I ,bit "'"'n t~ inj"' belt '"" Y•dliftl s ·. e. Willneaday ~·4 It <110<1 out eom· l}fm1l Mr. end •Aft'S. Hank Yo1nn: an<! &On, Biny, wen budften r'litlra. in. Columbus We.2r:~.;d.::~y. Mr, Alberit YCIIlJtl, Mr. t nd Mn. Dw~t ~arkei- 31ld da!Jjl;b er MyrHs Ka-y a:Dd Bill-y Young vi.;i'cd :·ecently In kud.lTJ<h!:tn w'J' h 1\~r . an{! MB. lkDald Ho~~er and sun~. ~!' : and .~ 3. Robar't Morr :·> Jr. and 'amUy e1td Wil liam VUung we-re r .!cen! gueJI.:s ~,r Mr. an.d XI',. Robert MorrU Sr. .ail Fight Results 1110 two top ""''"""'"· """'""IY l eail, lmaltne how all that talk ti'* lllit r®le4 Ml¢i<y McDerillriod." rDqtt ~ up~ wa~ more impre~ted with 'l"lti . · iQIOfj' )Q't tJMo teeOJ)d.- lin. Cda1mce Col1lns, 1 Goe~J;rm, IJ!In, ROy Tri('J Sr., ~rs . I Dorothy Whittington were voted Vbjit ~' .Mrs. E. J. Tt>acy into tM Whl~ ~ Lodge Aux~l · lm.d Mtoi, ,fia1twdJ . CUrd. me m- lary of tbt> Brotherhood of Rallbe!!J of Pomen>y Cbap~r OES 11• road TraJnmotn, when the J..odg.~ I• 1 .M 1& • 8 1S ..~~'" BoWfJII, INTilNA.TIQN.t.(~lllfifU~ ';'<fllttl.~! ~Hii I 1llid Diidl.." ~ ~ 1>tl9f de41~ wilh ~ #l~. "Jll't far clllfm.t prt'"iltlng lhe Now YOJ'k Yankeea plt<iif. iMt ~ t"'"' ho f t l !all from maldna a runawoy of tho ,tar. llo plt.eh..! wOII lut ,..., l>ut ~can League pennant ra.oe. he tOttldn't flnJ14t his pmt!lll. But , lnternatiollil ~"'!., PI>< ~ ·· · . . . League Mavtr .• - ·· . · ·, ·lndiahs Kill Any Chances Of Runaway By Ya ... faeveland Makes It 1\vo ·' In ARow Over Cham· ioh8 .~IWaPlf<lf amiW riilb' Ali " lAKER . f·UIII·TUIE ON .THI IRIGHTUT ·COlNI·I .I ' bDUPOIIt ' IN OHIO _ Jewelry ......... . ......... r- CMIII" na "h1-~ ),,. , '?f'f t&•M .. t l § _ · ~1tS . I. ' �.• • '\_~·.,.ps=' • 4 !0411 ' WANT ADS -eel Ado publlaboo '"""''"" ,.. lit ... It will bo ........ &u aa received. aatea· z eeatl pet Word,. • • tll- The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . $49SDOWN IY MARY PIERCE .Mr. and Mn. Tied C'-a1"8on tertioe. llinlmam c:barf11 Wte.' ee411 per word far tbret eoeClompl.ete line POWER LAWN I«UU'• 1DierUoa& IHOWERS, buy on our -payment rlpotlal-<>o.o ....~ r.. Ill em. oplu. Pkkens', Pomeroy & M·a· tiOil. G-9>-6tc Nl rt\11 of I cta.ll per word .W Let'o 10 flsbiDg Fisbl"" Rod, be charied for advertilirtl if not Lures., Une, Tackel-Boxes, paid tor before tbe !lUI of eM:h Hoob, RA!!ela, etc. Pickem', Pom lollowlrol buertloa. eroy & Masoo.. ~9-6tc """' l.a Aclv~uld be comPlete Une . TEMCO FLOOR nportod lJJ>o;ocbotoq. T.uo D~IJ FURNACES, auaranteed 20 llootlael will aal.·bo roopoulble Yet.N. A size to fit any mom <r lor IDOh tbiD. ODe .lDeor'rect Ut I'OOflll, Piclrem', Pomeroy 6:: - - Masoa. -·od ........ 'II'Cl oOf 'llaaiW aa4 &pfdal - " ' E'follll llr cluaified raH.. Nt> GRAVELY TRACTORS. R. .lD W.iUCD 'VerDOn H. Price. .lobo H. Sbeaeijeld, deceued, admUuM.rator Mary Pierce helped Et'hel Cheya}ier and Garnett Henstey r-ecently. Mr. aod Mrs. Rodney cnbed real estate: '.l'ti.A<.:T NU. 1. Tbe Pi~ of Mceoooel:sv.i.Ue. ·MM. Bmma Powdl spe-nt a f'ew A. day!!. wi-tlh hor dauibter Pearl and Many frOm lbere a:tttened revi· Yal at DeWitts Run. Rev. k.JnmeU - Ill I Wonted To Buv Spl'Ouee of Vin-f(;'n ter. was the mlnis- • ;Mr, and •Mrs. Henry Barr and Jamily, M!'. a-nd Mrs. Cbolllk WoU and family, Mn.. GfiOJ'Ie BWilh an:d NottGes Y:::O:-:-U:-rt~N-:0~.,-:,~ I Wl)lest Prleet Pllid lor LoJI,.nm· ·bet-Lumber, Write the KrleJ f.emiiy apent Sunday aftOlf'JIOO'n j . Lumber Company, WeU.too, wiLIJl Mr. end :Mn. Rtley :Ngo,~t. Obkl. M-1U Mr. and Mrs. Jake Deems and -:-:--:-:-"" ___ ~lamJ.Iy of Parkersbura S»enlt -tbe weekend w>U> Mtr•. Emma PowoJI. 161 Lost "i!~:r;iji::&J,O' Mr. ad Mrs. L. D. Plcroe &pent , _ • Nil& IINDIMD ....-.. Sunda-y wil'b Mr. ·a~ M:rs . . Jake HERE, ON ENIWETOK ATOLL 1n the MatehaU 1811.11¢1, II tbe 8-aJ FOUND • KEYS, 1~ 1 from p 01t . lcatfold Bolrdl, Drip Clo\bl. Van :Meter of PorUand. c 11 ctlntoo , _ , Mlddieport. · crew assigned to drupping the hydrogen bomb. l"zom lett: ...,_ St P d Ollice, 2n ., omero~- 11 ...~... ?hADe ll-l·tfl 'Mt:. aOO Mm. Emes.t ~sh olE. B. Critchlow, Sacramento, caJll,. commander; Maj. CbarlCIII at Mayor'• OUJ.ea .,. -v.., _ Letart, Ray Bush of Ratlne spml 1 T.David SmittJ, Pittsburgh, Kan., pilot: Maj. Dwight .m. Dumv, Chlri- : - - - - - - ! One four or five room modem I an even~ng wit:h .MJr. a·n d .Mrs. Jutce, Mich., navlgati)r·bc.>mbard~.~r: Maj. Floyd A. Am.UDdlell, t~l Auto ~les apU!lrtteot-gu furnace (steam WioJlard PiJott. Grand ForkB, N. 0., na.vigator-weaponeer: Lt. WOllam ~ P&yn.. radiator.), gas cooking stove ·- - - - - Plainview, Tex., timer: T ISgt. Richard m. Bingham. Pe&rllburc, lumilhed, electric refrigerator 120 ~I VR., mechanic; Col. Pa ul R. Wignall, Purt Arthur, Tex., observer. 19M BUICK V8 Su-per f.d.oor Seo f'UI'4ilhed, 11ara.ae turniahed, --- Target Is Namu lsla.ncb (ltd~ Rclthost~to) dan, Dyn.arto.. Qrlve, '19815. u~ Jallndty facmties- i n CO~ IDIW'nace Protectioa, BJaettnar'a, Pomeroy, Ohio. baement, 'hardwood ooora, toUfe, Auto, Polio. Call Doa »<<t< cated eenter of Mlddlepo-rt, Ml1la. Middleport, Ohio. elan to shopping district, Ba·mes-SimJOOn Insurance Agency, 1952 CADILLAC DeVJlle Coupe, &C'boolJ md -c.hurc-hes. Price 4Middleport. Fii-e • Automobile·iwd·tOp otylolb>e, $17Dll. Blael· room apartment, ~0 ; 'P~ke ~ Bond~. Phone 6315-X. ~-:5-25tc to~r'a, Pomeroy, Ohio. ~5-et.c :room 'Apartment $60. See or caU ~--· - - - - .- - -1952 DODGE 4-door Custom Seo David <MIUor. Middle-. dan, exc-eptiofNIII for model · MIA~n BEACH, Fla. UP\•ictocy with .a Slho.L at the winne.r Ohio. Phone 6162 O" 6287. ----------$866. Blaettna-r'e, Pomeroy, Ohio ll-9-3tl> FDr sale : 105 ACRE FARM locat· Ike[y nob Baker c!Jim<.:d -t'r.:day j ut ·lhe Junil 8 meotln~ between 5·5-fil·c ror rtRt-l!lleetrte wallpaper ed on Route 124 one mtlc above tlHl't ·his uoon lmmu-hu t-dull \'it·· i .Juck!Kin, the No. 2 -heavywei.ght at.eamtt. CUoton Filhar. Ml4-- Syracuse, Ohio. Ca-ll Jean Jvne:s, tvry m' er J uhnny Jlolma n has 1 con:endel", _and Patterson, nmked 19M FORD V8 Crown Viot.orj'a, dJeport. Ph. 62fSG.X. 11·1--d J 807-Y. _ 6-4-7,tc ea •md h lm UJ-~ r ight to mce.t t):l' :'olo ~lllr.e new, t219.5. Blaettnar'8, Hurricane J~c k.Jon--Floyd Pa.H~· r · Bul. in New York, an IDC offi~·= Pomeroy, Ohio. ~5-6tc • -F. d APAR"' 1 For Sale: FARM, 50 Acre8, good ~un win ner in tho next s1cp tu· cwl ·hinted tha-t the promilse lo • 1ve room mo "~ ... ~ 4-room house, rrlce luwn. Most in liM PONTIAC Stat'" Chiel VB 01· MENTS, with laundi} aad gar· Umber and locust pOI'I.II. 3 miles wart! t.he heavy weight champion· l:lu-kcr's· managor h i ng ~d not mere· 1y on his beat ing llvlman but also talina Coupe, power st~rbl'll lc lit. A. N. Bea·a-eL 1-24-tf from B11shan Ohio Store n shi p. dnilllg lt in "very impi'CISS.ive" brak-M, $2496. Blaettnar'!l, Pom· RENT: Wal'l P~per·:--st~~er Rainbow Ridge Road. Soo' Jes~e Dut indication~ were .~tro ng tha t manne r. 'he (lffici-al thoughot Mg eroy, Ohio. 5-Htc - FJ.oor ~ders. Pi-ckens'. PornHaggy. 5.8-0tp Wt·dncOOay night's na tiuna1ly-•tcl eHob had failed to muke good in vis~d Bakcr-Hohmln ri.t:ht :h er•• eroy & ·¥ason. MHJtc 19M CHEVROLET Bel A~ ...Soor 1ha-t l'es pool. One Vital Port wa ~ so l•ac· klustre that. 1L elemim•lSedan, cleall'881 w:ed eer ~D cd both men rrum 1i1lc c1mtc.n.tion. 1 That means an incrca:;~ pO&S"itown, fMDll. IIUoolcnar's, Pom.. roy, Ohio. . 5-6-6tc ,· Of. Rak~r • .s.c alJng 211 llOUnds to hi_hLy thu t the Jacksc n-Patter_.son I For Sale or 11rade: DAVID BRADHolman's zuo, did •the mo~L qam- ~~~ur wJU be ma.khed_ !1'11 rl'Sit LEY GARDEN TRACTOR wit-h te-• .. wg~ In the 12-round bml•l. Cl:YJll'r- .1·g. M b~v~-we~}lt cb,!mp1cuy.f~I• . I t:l I! I ::,ervtces oquiomeot. only two Is. Compe _ . . . 1e · ·o ore 1n nu ou uoor fJgst l·n 1ot!y Wl·lh a SJ:<Ih-round hlm.v tha-I. S t _ _ _ ___... hours. Would !Jke to have work b f th h· h upcncd ll bi•g ,gash o~· cr Holm 11n's _l' P ern _I."'' or c aarvywe1g ·t a. H. RAWLING SONS CO. - 24 ·ht)I"S.ft. V~ry <Cheap. I'llone 3884 Em b0 Iming ·ldl ey-e. Rut the!'{~ was nc~·l -t·ht· t1_tle ~eLt vac-.tnt by Rock:,y Maroour Wrecker Service. Day Pomeroy. ~tc .s.li ghtest. hinl of a kn·nckdnwn in cw:nll B k' rcU _ r'emrmt 1 -, · Ploooe 8227. Nlibt PboQO 603&. ( J"'t) th~ hou-t u-pl"ninn the 'tourna 11wn'l' a. er '<~'!ld {:!Iu man bot'h moved X . DODG£.PLYJ40UTH Dll~ NVJ• lftltenfG to find 'n new ·h~avyweigM km". hl:a.v tl'y and ~lo~ly -tllrougJ:w~t ERS. _ _ U-U WoM"E-N-1"8-Il"IS, rt.o eddrCN and thClT boLMI. at Mtamt Bcaob Audt· Dusty Bettore, manll~C'r o[ Uak- to-l'ium. Duker, bhe No. 3 co-nt-eDdComplete WHEEL AUGNIIENT, mail our clrcullfl' at home on ~~~~1'11~,.~-='":IU:::::::::. ·ha cr. assc.nted ·aftor t:he bout that ·he cr, jarred Holman No. 4 with a b•~ocine and braiEe aenolee. commiSII'ion. WrJte GIFT FAJR, s a "verbal .agrel'm~·n,t" witih hard ri.gb,t in the fifth r.ound Hae'keU'1 Sd-etr ~erflee, Welt (Dept. 28) Spri'nltield, tenoa. Prcsidenot. James D. Nlrrri" n-f tbe whon the <'rowd of 3,000 was boi!Main Street, Pomerar, Ohio. fi-9-3tp Jonternatkmal Ro\ing Club that luring for aet.ion and o-pened a cut Wanted: MAN or WOMAN to Baker would be ·rewarded for ~his in Dhi-c<~go J()hnfl')''a mout;b. for aeml-inv1U,d. Pholle (91 For Warner, Oak litO. ••yl DON'T be• ~er'1 will cJve YOU the trade IQD (IPUitue or appliueeL t 8-tf ( l-41 For Rent --- & Found ezu.x. _ ,. . Insurance no. c. I Bob Baker Captures Verdict Over Holman In 12 Rounder (21) F'<.eoll=stote ' . ! Fo& 16 For Sale or T rode I .1'\.uto A Superior Servtce u..o h T HelD Wonted F' 19Business Opportunities A 1\.ISINESS OF YOUR OWN .. I IF Scoie Clatb, Fiberlla•, Nylon Awnlap; PGrch Valancea; Porcb lbadeai fd Funeral Home ~ -- HE'S DOING You have something To Sell, Trade or An· Sb1dea Dnpe1. Dal• Wippel Supply, 215 Union Ave. Pome· nounce, Ltt A Dolly roy, Ohio. ~"' Sentinel Display Ad PLAY BAU.I II'a tltne to lit lllot Dairy Isle Stores or Want Ad be Your baseball equlpmeat you want. -Boll Glov ... Bill Balo, aballl, Sortball1. PtcPM', .Pom· owned A national drlve-iu, ~hl:·~~:r~~!~1~ Reprtttntatlve. eroy & Maaon. a.a.etc ed. and patented. Not a -They Get Rttultlttand, but a beautiful, eilftYllt and bamb~m; Pore1l IDd Lawn FunUure; Vepet11a 8111ldl - - Federal EDlaqer-21(4 x 3W. ami pncUcl.l 5tore. Dairy Jale Jet other enlualnc equlpmeat. )'GU up in. buelnfl• Ia 1 protected for sale. Pbone 8270-J. l-&3te locattoa witb limited capital. A Have Fua Out Dooral BAD.MlN· unique pl~n of tlnanelnJ t-nlbles TON SETs, compete, ready .to , you to own your own buaine11 now. let up. Plcllen!i', Romeroy II Dairy 1111-ea location. are selected by meu with yell's or market Bur•MuQn, MOte vey expuieuct-. "Piannint Outinga7 CHARCOAL GRILLS, many siZCfl Ito 11elect from. Euy atart.ina fuel, pieDle Jl!ll- Pieken1', Pomeroy fi Mt1011. a-Nte AN IMPORTANT JOB ..• -"" - ACT NOW STIJDIO COUCH for oole. llro. Pearl Mota, Olteatcr Rot~d. Loeatlon available aow wlth't:n city &+etp limita of Middleport, Ohio, and eonatrucUon is to be started It Rutland Rt!d ROOF PAINT-Won'l wub off-Guarlftteed for yetn For rurthcr lnform~tton write $8.81 Gat Picke111o', Pomeroy " pbone: ..... Jlloton. GYM SETS: Play 11-Ntc ··- - - seta~~ complete With JWlnp, lie!-RWI, allde,. • . $21.111 ..d Pomeroy ' $111'.1111. Malon. pt-· ~ DAIRY IlLII lALII 141 NORTH MARKIT ST. WOOITIR. OHIO -=c:- 120 l Bust ness Services --· ciWI'IIEII'S DAY FLOWERII AND PlANTS fer 1tle Friday and RADIO 6 TELEVISION SERVICE Phone 100. Cleland Appllane. INSURANCE AGENCY fliN. AutomHIIe, Ht•lth ACCIDINT Lift, Cuualty and IMIIa Rec:JI Estate Broker lo MIDDLI,ORT, OHIO •IM-M PHONII 6111 MAX lltunf.tJ. Tbe Sboe &ox, llkldle- opon. 1-ICI·IIc · !lion. Ill W. Mala St. Potnoror ia-11 -_-::::-:---:-:-----:-----: .... lulldOzer· for •hire, POftda aDd "buement work .. P. M. Oowdl!r)', Looi aou.... hr. Nlllble udlo aad. " an tllld-1. Wo ..-. S.bmolll II!Gtllopor<, Ohio. Your neighbOrhood' newspaperboy Is t h e final link In the news-) paper Une of production' that brings news and / advertising before the, reading eyes of the pub-·) · · Uc. Without him the I built of our papers would go undeliv'eNd. the bulk \Of our readers would go ··uninformed ·aDd the bulk\ pf the bl!Sine&Smen In town would have~-~s) -.~olce. l.lTIOIIWID. 6-lll<f CONCltETE IU.OCU "lylhl - , .. '""'" GRUIIIER BJ,OCX CO. I MIJe& Nerth .t Pomtrl'f Onlt.33 -- Good Cleu u.... Can AUIIIknrrlldMedell METROPOilTAN AUTO lALII old aa 1 wbole. Aillendlng were Mrs. Donald Col- Gilmore Jr., )(l-.. Edward. W•U., Mrs. Elmer White, Mrs. Wlllard VerDOD. H. ·MicCoy, 11 Ad- !Ioyer, Charles Spencer, Hrt. minietntor of the &t•te of Dayton :Milt. Strickland, Mrs. D&Yid John H. Shenefield, Dt- Goodwin end one a:ueflt Mra. Roy eeued. arlcklao~ The nm:t meeting will be beld the home of Mrs. Elmer Wbi'.e Wednesday, May 23. W. fo W. P. Cherrla,.&oa, -~ At _\ttoror;n for the admiDlstNrttor. ,4) 111'211-27; (ll) HI-lite THANKS •• TQ THE$1ti. Z~i-IS OF MEIGS C:()IJNTY . . FOR THE FINE SUPPORT , GIVEN TO ME IN THE PAST ELECTION Roy- p ' ff•tt · I . . I· · r . o ~~=i;~::::::::i~~il:::::::~ ·• T.· R·UCK_··E'-.R .· s·... ·· Charles E. D. Sbeiaefi~ bY !Mary Maley and CharJea F. Maley. by dee« of record in Volume ll~, ·pa-ge 374, Deed B.eco.rds o(, MeiJ• l;ounty, Ohio; beine abo the Jame real estate coaveyoil. to Johll H. Shenefield by deeds of tecord in tbe oftic6 of ·t he Recorder of Meigs County, Ohio, to-wit: Vol· ume 122, pa&e 455; Volume 1M, page 118; and Volume 164, pace 13. l!.xcepting theroout and ' -tbere. from 1 acre, more -or leas, on -the west side of State Hllbway ltoute No. 32~, conveyed by I • LOO· THIS TAG IS YOUR INSURANCE T H"'~ • 1' ..,. ·, . YOU WILL GET TOP VALUE IN A GOOD · USED TRUCK. :cOME IN TODAY AND SEI E. D. .Shene-fi-eld and Lola bnenefield to Roger T. Shenefield, by deed of date April 30, 1931S, and · of record in Vi.tume 143, paee 339, Deed RecOI'ds of Meig-s L'ounty, Ohlo, tG which reference 1i here made for a .more·partlcular description -of said exeeplion. 1'1le net amount Of land des· cribed in this tract b 110 acres, more o-r Jea,s. ' USED TRUCK 2. Tbe follow-ing described real e-state .situate tn Section 38 To\\rnship 1 Rance liS, 0 . C. P., Salem :rowJlShip, Meits l"enerllloi,-'\ A..wu County, Ohio: Beginnhur: in t·he center of ¢be road leadl!li from Salem Center to Vinton, at a point due east of the center of said section; ·thence nort..b 6.1S5 cb;tin.!l; tbtmee WIB' 1.0 the east line of tbe lands ol Xnotte; tbenee south with Knotta' eatt Uae 6.1S:S chains; thence wea:t with Hne ot Dale MC'Millen'a taDd to tbe nol"th· ~st corner of a.aid McMil-len tract; -thence south wUb .MeMild· en's east line to eeDter of State Highway Route No', 325: -thence southeasterly, fo4low1at the -center of Silid state bl1bway to it. junction with the road •leadina frqm Salem Center to Vl.ntonj thence norther))> with ~the eenter bf 111ld Salem Center·Vinton Road to the place of beCIDDinl, eon· tllni111 15 acres, more or leu, and 30 DHp ravin• 33 Pinelike 3-f. Perfor111 .b,. j ,.. 8. lflver' "!"' _, t~Wlls) 1952 CHEVROLET ............ 895.00 11952 CHEVROLET •. •,. ~ ...... ·: •. '765.00" " orJet~. 0. C. P ., and bounded ·and l·crllbed as follows: BeiN; Jall '' i· ' ......-...__r -- . -~ · --...; TH.E, OAILY . . .. :o.t ton pick up "I" IOihl.,., !licoltold!, IOMI tlroa. - 1, I 1949 CHEVROLET .. .,. ..... , ,., , , •. 395.00 .. 1i 'Mn pickup Mantoh f:fnleh . . . . . . . . 1095,00· :1953 WILL YS I to (n Pick up D..tr ..-.,; 4~;~ d.f.-. ' .... ' ~, : ·1951 WILLYS ............. , . 69iOO Stotlon- ....... - . ~ - ... - ' ' '' · ~ihit ,.. - ' ,. -' ' PO. t,.- of·I!!& •• OY '· +.o SUN~ET tTATidN• OnYourDiol more or iet.~. Said tnml4ea are appraised as follows: TraefNo. I II $7ll00.00. Tract No. :i It f250Q.OO. No. 3 at $300.00. • • DE LAVAL, NEW HOLLAND, • ' J ' ... ' '; ; ·- ''' FERGUSON 4,NO ·OLJVn '. D~ ,.. Has Moved The#,TNett>r ·,?~, Sales Department from · . ·. . ._.._ To The Mac Off . ' SUtfRfsE· 990 seot'loa . 38 Ilea euterly of State llllh· way No. 32&, eoatam;., DO eerel, TRACTOJ S:ALIS•'c·....• ' · ·. ·. .. . ' . ·. . ''\ loiiO\tllll Section 3&, Township 7, Raa•e of said .. 1950 CHEVROLET ....... ~ .... ·495;,0 . 1950 FORD .................. 499.00 . ' of tile Oorth hill •CLO<;;E TO Y.a ton pickup, chtlux. call. ..... n•l--lllue flnl1h. . real estate situate In M.Uflan TOWD~blp, Gallia County, Ohio, lD ';,liicliquarter , ·KEEP YOU 1951 INTERHATION>\L ... , .• •·645;00 . Ohio, ·to which relerenee Ia here TliAC'i' NO. 3. The ton pickup, dtljrtc ..,..n I ..n ffllt Net, 4 ,,.... tftna Exc-epting thereout and tberefrom 3 aeree, more or teu. Ia tlie aoutb parl of eald tNct. Qeacrib-ed I• d<ed from .lobo aDd Kabol &benefield to Roser T. Sbeuefteld, 'llf .reeord lo Volume 182, peae 1, Deed Reoorda of Meitla Couaty, more 17 "'" "- kiln flat bed, red flnW. deed of daWt ~ of record ln Vol· 40f, Deed ~nil /Yoilr nemj)ai)erboy Is doln~ a b for hlmseU as well. He is chlng h I m Be If discipline, salesfu&nshlp,• . t ll r I f t and is ~roadenlng hl$ personality by pandllng an Important com~ ~~ty jop,.all ~Y himsel!~ ~~ ' \ JOCkY COMEs HOME ' •. ' and for himself ' •', lins, Mrs. Goorte Conde. Mrs. Elu Tlll'JIIs ol Sale: CASH. made for a particular deaeriptlon of slid exception. Tile net amouat or laud de&crlbod In thl> t.nct . 18 13 1ueo. in tow• ... ... • •&rately, ..ld .ptem.lses will be ....d. =~:'~!:"=i=~~.:~::1 ·~ TRAC'f NO. a ' by N.J. Paul hy deed of reeortllll Lmlr-les - f~ the same as a bole, sald tract& wW be J!QJd ltflThe Sew-lUte Sewing club held ·arately; if the Jum bi-d for the aid premlaea aa 1 whol4! exceeds t eketin,- party, Wedneaday even. be am.ouat bid fOr said tract. a&- 1ng at tbe Skate-away rink, Cbeater ol Jhi&s Couaty, Ohio. ' bUII11111 ' I part of lbe .-me real atlte ~Da , Ill acres, more. or Je111111; ·beiDa 1 veyed to Char),. E. D. Sbeuellald · )!!Wing Club Has Skating Party Wednesday Joe amowtt bid beinl .theo aame · ret.l estate co... H. aacl Mabel !JI. for you, for your I newspaper a-4 ! for_, nearly e1!ery) . J -- ... •'*'• ., beiiDDIDi, cont&laln1 veye<l to Jobn Sbent,field, by bor, 1820, and ume 122, pq:e 1 RODNEY DOWNING Said llft.O>Itu •w111 be 11rit .~ !Ntd for HI-e ~e~atltely and CbeD J • wbOte. U the aum bid lor tbe ild premlaes separately exceecll followinj t;et\lOn Jd, 'lOwtlSblp 1, Ranee 1D of the 0. t:. P., .SaJ.e.m. Township. .IU!ip (;()unty, omo: Be&iDDiJl& tn cent-er ol eaid section; tlleaee ootUI U.ft:l -t:ll.aliU to a etake; tnelice -east to the eeatflr of the roa<J, leadinj from Salem Cea&er ,to Vinton; taence aouth witb the center 01 :Mid toad to Ita iDter~liou with .state Hllflway Roqte .No. a.-.6; uaenee no:r:thealltelJ)' wJ.tb the center of l&id. &tate ob.l&hwaJ to a PGint 2ti-~ ebainl eut of tbe center nortb ud aou-th · iioe ot said seetlonj tbeae. aout-b to tbe 1outn ~ine of aa.id. lfiCtion; tbeoce we1t 2tiJ)2 cllainJ to the 'een* north and soutb line ol aid eeeUoo; thence oorth tO ebaiDs to -~·IU&e •hole at $10,100.00. deictibed real eet·ate ekuate m .and soos spent Saturday niglbt witb Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Pierce MY, OHIO. ~2tltp ...b!Ubed I l l - - ·:iw1od Ada , - . . IIJ 111111 or telophoaoCI-Cil'<lllrl at:uIIOL Steam Tnctioll Engine in- rumrinl <W4er. A. B. Davis. Frankfort, t •, Ol>lo. ~S+Gt~ .1.. _Fr.iaay, May ll, 1956 ~------:--Tr- Noo. I, 2 oad I u 1 fl- .. ft!.& J. • .SI1.1U'd&Y, -May 14:, 1~. at l :OU o·(!Jcxa p . m., tbe foUowlog dea· FINLAW, 512 E. MAIN. POMF, Mu;. Bernice Deems, Parkersbur-g. ObUuarl81 tbe eataLe " · iii,, ate deJ:61KJ&Dta, beuli CaLli~ ~o. ltitl&t m. s11d ~urt, t.ll.e un.<le.. .SJIDW. VernG.D H. ldct:O)', a.. Bucn. adm.uuluat«, will otter fo, aaJ.e at pubUe a\ICtiOJl at Ul.t. lrollol door of tbe l,;ourt HoUR in 'ihe ViU~e of l'omeroy, Oilio, on Mr. and Mrs. Denver Curtis and Satwxl.ay guests -of M:r. and Mrs. L. D. Price. 1 of Jlet.;oy, i. J,liW.Dtitf aot1 Juan1t1. .t;. .Uay, e . SoDD were 5--9-~ NOTICI Of ADMJNIITIIATOB'I lAI.I OF RIAL ISTATI In pur1LiilllU af the tll'dllr 01. the t'robate UOUtt of Mel.. Cou.r. ')', O.nio, maele in a oertam ca~ . Rocbester, Pa., spen-t t:he week · eDd with Mr. and Mni. Charley .Mr. and M•rs. Robertt Barton oi -u. ' of Jl'al'ietta spent I>E!'Yetal days with Hazel Jo./nuoo a-nd Ver.g}e Pigott. ......... l THE H-BOMB . DROPPINC:f-tliE.W l MT.OLIVE F!r 0.. Weelt Only We Will s.tl lr:lq New 'ln1let On Our LGt ot>ly .00 - .. From 28' t.t 46'. 1 ~ 2 be<hom mo-deb. " Nlltiooatly ltDO'Ir'D makes to choose from . UNITED TRA.D..ER SALES. II• Mile S. of BorleD.8Wood on Itt. 2. ~10-3tc I '~ ,. · j I �. Page Eight --=----=----- MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY One Hundred Twenty One Attend • · Spring Inspection 01 Racine OES . ' Harry • • . the DOltY'Sentinel. Pomerw-MidcniDcHf;·,.__ Q;~c. . ASKS VET BENEFIT CHANGES - '(,'(,pper'Wotr : • ' " ,. ..' ,,.. ·.T.• I I \ I r:' ., ' f . '' · Demonstration''''• · Giren At Parish at· · Liule~e Mclluter, t •• .' Mn. Grace to arrive Ito spend tbe weekend witll ber er. .• ' "'' • .n e e. - . ""'...................-..-.._.........._. . -_ ---... ht--. - ...- .......... . . .·==·'1 U IINITIIIJ PIIN ' .... - - . . title ~ or ftloM. Hl!ilt _ , 15. Low twtltllt .......... - 5c •• ' Plan Outlined ToThe · Richard Widmark Ira.vld Wayne -HELL AND HIGH WATII" . (Cioemucope-Teehnieolor) -• ' ' also Bill William! Jim Davia "OUTLAW'S DAUGHTER" (In Color) Satvnlay Only ~~;=;;(IU-,;v.;;;;;;;;-.-uHiAiANWG~INWG:cs- More Violeme Mlly 12 Lash LaRue FllZZY St. John HSON OF BILLY THE KID" -al-- Is Reported Mter Hangings •, . .' ' Bombao--.kthmey Sheffield "LORD OF THE JUNGLI" ......, •' 0. --.. . . ... UP-4. the- - NICOSIA, Cypna UP-Tbe ey. pru. """-ouhd poiled ·loolleto 'Coday lfrginl: oanue:inatioa of BritiH Governor Sir .1o1m Harding. '"'lbat man ~ !bootA H~ will 'have his name written on a golden ec:roll," 1800 notices posted 01'1 Nkoaia walls. loday but .. . - wu up .. Uta Ro;ttbli- i I iot ·Make .A. Frank J . LaUII!Ite oald • • ''t"hinkina" ot June t date for oftle . He that be- Wlnb!d to ter with ftepubllcla C. Slanley Meebem of Mother Happy · aDd Houee 8(NU!I' i>f Lonn County definitely, The' Jeafletl!l followed Fridly's clakn rthtt Lbe Wlderground bact, .JiaDged two Brit..iatl sodi.en iD retaliation far .the -exfltUtion o( two The -lawm.akers W®ld. be to·.,..q with tWG problema it ctlled to today 'bnt doubts ground cll.iuu. Cypriot t..,..,.;,u, - .' ' Malmnlat v .to aeJ.· tb•-$90 BUY HERA BLAmHAR BETTER BUY plant io , Tllo .·· ,·:(;roup . :•VJ$ft W.bile belli aWl rlotled a 1llGUftl: iDg for the two ~ .l\flibla <tO:P.,iic~~"'~ - ... Tha,.•s • lot of ~atlsfactlon In llul'lntl . 1 Nllullt, NltndH!oMcl car from Blettfnlrt.&NickN by 101· yNn of fair W~y not· buy a ,...m, ftlet will tlva you m.ny yeart of 1.,. anct uti'" faction ..,II thlt the whola flmlly un .nlor· Rulh In an• ttt yau... nowl b.l"lfed by TbondOI' .... Eota undergrOWid · - . . . Durillt[ tbo 1ix IIIIOiood Tor--· ·4 v· .=t.:Z." -·---<011 ---t!Jep- - •nn,. ,...;tw ..- ""' - . , the_,,....,.., btlieve<llo be 1952 BUICK ............... ' 795.00 . 2nd Word Women~ Clu& Hos Potffl~k Supper At DAV Hall . ...w.y I ·. ~ \.•h ;~it our ..... ~ ....... of .ii1 M £iWwdei. But .fhe solclier1: were mizllial anrd 1ihe lkitilh were DUbie to ' dHJpnwe Ute llob ~­ claim. · ~'e~Nioo Ia <tile 20,000-rr.m Britilb. ..,. ....... Ia · ' OQe' - 1955 MERCURY ......••.•. '. 2.,1~5.00 ..;u..,.. At ~omer~ylligh Seh~l Fridayb:::;:::=-s VI ltor Chief Custom Cotollna C!M. PO!Mr t1r1kM, ltowtr lte,. lftl. All l•othor Milt, Almott like tho clor It ... ..ttl. Tho ..,.;or I.....U -bly •ldt with Lol>do11,- .. ·lllo 1953 BUICK .............. 1,195.00 - Special Dlx. 2 rfr. Iedin. Low miiM ... ••coptiONI c1r. ··~ . 1953 OLDSMOBILE ......... 1,495.00 _____,......_ _ Super VI "18" 4 dr. hdtn. Pewer l ... rlng, ,....... btaktl. Hytctt• mo.tle. R&H, Cltlr'l etr. 1950 BUICKS ••••• , •. oa low ot i95;00 All ' " " onll .....,.. CMiu ef I IMoutHul cort. Man, ef tMM em hl¥1 new paint lobs 1M heM lleen compllttlr NCMMIItilnH. ' 1954 FORD .••••••••......• 1,195.00 1 ten St1k1 a..ty, OM toe .. owner. Duol whttlt. CIMn. ·, It'""• •• WU<Iermulb. 'JUre next. m..U.. will bo hold . . ..' /. ' .. \ ' l "\' '•· ' ·if// ··$; .,.. . j r . ' ' . . .·;, . 1 .. . ,,, ' -. ~ ·- ...., ... ' i!lr. !Uob- PINAnt on lii ......... .....,, ty Pomdliy is j Hew Fur111tu" f. PO& ' $299.00 *' was <Onv!uded a... or 1~ ... ternbled in the Ironto\ol tbe Audit ....... to'""' ...... · · Dor<ao.boy . . . $10 and ..... on .... tbil the tor. Slntint 4he , . Vt g·· ROOMS Of dauinc rebeh . . Die OWll time. Sbilton didlpipe.:ed iD April but was noc alried mislinc oflicially until Friday · enti>e cleverly """""'· hn 'Mel. OM ownor. Ooed nlldl ITVd!. Tile progrom Wlieo llle of .... Seliior Hleh &be penDed 11 1lhe !home ol loin. Balpb GlTIIt -I to ...... - obovt T. J'l'<ltldi IDd _..,.._ of the at ... .. . . . . . . 295.00 able ..,.. eopt- C6e two llrililll..,.. amo1s 1953 CHEVROLET ••.•. . .. . • • 195.00 1949 CHEVROLET ·b>" ., Youth Is Fined $10 And Costs . s- ........ ~ .rt..... · . ~*~ =:.:: Mansfield Rubber For Gas Theft ...-Jy this mQnilq 1>¥ lied.. iloJ. $mjCj1. -~ II~~;:!' - .. .-hll,iJiool.. poked If/ k Retum ...A 20 ..... old fi• . ""' "or ers eb.lrgis, waellm wheo tilese · · mofniJIJ In J..U.. ol 5:~~;~1 ::'p!>!.at:,:a:,::~ After \Valkout !'r:O ~!'":.~~- ::_ 1953 CHEVROLET ••.....•.• 1,195.00 toM 1,2$ tim. - .seermriu, Jolm u.mRer ,... tbe ~ tendn"; a-old Burt WP I ADDOUGeer, wild west two-IUD IMre'« IDd OD<I Jlo. !lo¥1<1 Bmey was "-"'" t110 U'adltlonal ous of the dlyt of <lie "Tit Mr•. Claarle, Bradbury Elllertul"' Cana.ta Club 'lire: Clllrleo BrodblllY - . tiiMd t>llt ,..__. Co- Club It II«' wiOit IDd , _ won by Mn. Donald MIUr, Mn. RobeJit SC!ItmoU, loin. Llonol ~ lllld • ...... Mllliud ~:::;:;:; U:...J.,. Wjllle ·ilf.,;e Bndley gaoe a Two Arrests .. l~ ..-... Scriptu<oo." ,· . . . '· ~d" to By Local OMeen .,. ~u~~e~ Ballad ~ 2 Mft LWI 2 tp, . . ,,, lxtro .... t.OO tl ..... This trud&.Ku M¥W hN 1 dump body or Hen ...... • ..-.h I'Md. 1952. GMC •.••.•.•......... 895.00 uo 1-o. - ... tilewa -tile · clieri-Cplo. llllt """ ......,. ole Sb- DI<U .......,. c.tamley J..,. of tiiO BID wu'laot - l a l t Dee. 17 .............. 1,395;00 Ntdw' .. nil.· at l~!:'-.::-~ - of Hltb Rober<-Clua 1~. .cast. , .,. villaiG, VI luptr 2 clr, Rlv ....l Cpe, l)yne;flow drlvo. Onl toCII twMr• 1951BUICKS ....• , • . . oalow oi 1595'.00 oil - - Trioo "'- ~- c,paot·eo • pn. - 1955 PONTIAC . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,495.00 2 IH 2 sp. oalo. LWI. htro cnrua. ctnirdo ill-· VI C~~ttom 4 dr. s.Hn. Ovordrlvo. ltMflo, heotor. Lew Sherp ctr. TRUCKS -~. PI'Oi silw• Jllrd. JaorNidthei-- 1 1954 CHEVROLET ..... : .••• .,1,2.95.00 Choice of flv~t•r ltu~ll fiM ctrt . iDI Jt teucailt VI 2 dr. SHan, Spotlflt Turquol" wl&tl whiM tep. 4 tlr. Soclon. lm•" blue whh white t.p. 00111 --4ht ar.· lI 1D _ , .,, eololiw. ~ wrv. ...... 1952 DODGE . . . . . . .. . . . . • • ..00 Ii ·u.e .,.. <Uied '...O~-- 1954 FORD .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . • • . 1,295.00 19531UICK .' md ~eulll . . , . . . _ H~ .... . t ·. '" - 1953 PONTIAC . . ........... 1,095.00 210 Dfx. 2 dr. laRn, lxtn good for model, """"rred - ' dioormed . . . . It - · - Special Dlx, 2 dr. Sadan. lpartdlng orltlnal Ark ....... with ll1ht top. Wtelc .. nd spHial. · .., Oht I cyl 2 dr ....... Llk•. MW two ...... blue flnlllh. .,Iced ttlls ur tine. Mw. - the tlflder.. Britiob_poliee_ bart in Ute Jeilflet . . by eeatteri"lf notle<o tblough streeto UJ'Illng ..,. to "disoWI! the b l - ~ col tenoritla" of .... - uDderground. ' .. Lluscht said one problq "!:~I be to alloW the Sanitay Di!ltriet Oft Ume- Is 2l30 p. m. 'ncult¥ Ballad" · MANSFIELD, 0. UP - !1o4M line. Sberill Charlot Ru•ell ..........a _Joy Smith, Barblra 2,200 workers at lbe ~DSfleld "'1re that Ray Cvtee was ln'elt;d'aDd ~~~Y.~: .and Rub~ Co. returned to _war \ n t e r n e d in l h e Jl ; 1 g toi:!BY• ending a . three da7 witdeat jail, Friday aRemooD, ebqed st.Tboik•. trik ,._....._, _......, .......... with the sipboniDJ of psoline from "Last WiiJ aod 5 • e 6......-loCU "-=uf!..,.,..... a farm tractor beloqillg to Wolof 19&6" wheD 38. t1re builders left their :lob& lace Hill of Raelne-, the alleced by Sara!,. in a dispute over current wap theft oecured "nundly evealng. acales. Carte wu fined b tbeft and . ~ohn Gt'Oiio'l, president of the for dastruetion of propei"Q, censJst. Ufli~ Rubber Worbnil local, satd ing·of 1 psoliae pump in the motor the gnevance ~ould be iroDed out o1 the tnctor, and of 1 apra)'inc ~memos weN! \In- witb tbe roruPIDY. hose. Peoplel!l lko ordertd tiNt ·~~' ,!~\vl=:·~m:om ~~ u·'"'llld wu. ....,..,. "".!'.tl!!!d"" •. tb• <OIDOOy themo Joy ann'ol.itJCed "The House of .F.nnl!'~ein" flllshion ~ 'Ilb.e f~ltoWiag •1rJs, tarbed in OUt· la~fih rht\ll~ a"ttlire, did the "mo~eHnJ~·~ · Eik'fn Bu:nJOD. Mary· ~ ~. ~ JlliM. Nes.-d. J!IOl'!' llo)<e1, Ruth Stock· toit; ~r - T.YJrot. ·Janice Riffle, LoOliie W..... 110! Ba..rty Cbap- yo<>th pcoopert,y. of Divorce Pen·n·on ....... in court CharD:es Cru . eJty. Barker. Peytona, W. Va., wae tinedof AI110 --l' In •a ~lvil aetllin i peUUon fer dJV«te ha& been filed in tbe Clerk ,<Of Courta-offtee by MUchd Hovat.ter. Midd~eport. a,Calut Clyde F. Hov•tter• . cbaratfta extreme eruel(y. Sought In t.be. JM!lllon is dl•· orce. alimony and eu.iltody of nioe childrton. ' . • miD. · • In Common Ntaa- Court. one. Tile· oiUint nptdly SW11111 ro fourti•th ollhe ~lo of Ludonda -.e ~ 1111<1 wooly. w'beD ·Arnold woo awioilod i:. L. Atft. l!<11111tld Ceoll'o ....,.. CDIIIic old, by Ju<fga Oedrk Clark. to poy damqee the Friday, llobut $10 and ..... for driving loll eenter. The .-nt~t wu made br the Ohio lliJbway Patrol. Two 15 yea- old Raekt-e juvenile. bof5 'M!ft eentenl!ed for an \lltCI& tmniaed period to the- BJS on deUnqu.eaey cJaara:es. by Probate Judli Jolm Ba.,..,, JUdie Bacon aaid that the peJr wote ~ wltb l"ttiDII drunk and bad a naouniaible school " ' cord "bool4eo be!DII two of UN> moot lmlitl<!!>nt bo)'l that ...._ .... or _ . before 1110", be ..W. .. � 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. 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