https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6e70eff248c3be5c59f8dda69a36bd11.pdf 67b16306cc1481a6e63774fb05ab3305 PDF Text Text I ,, ~ " ' '' L~WINS 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy LOS ANGEL£s UPI-Jose To1uco Lopez. 11((. M.ex.ico Cit), out pOinted Willie Parker, 119, P1tt.; burgh, ID.' Three Birthdays Are Celebrated At Dinner Tuesday IN RECORDS and ' · See J I KENNEDY'S MUSIC OPEN FIUDAY EVENINGS Loutod In Tho Uppor Blodc 31M 1- Mlln Pomoroy, 0. r• JWIE IUIY FDI riCATIOI- ~ lb ' POMEROl' SOOETY 1955 CHEVROlET V8 210 · · .. · $1,195 2 dr Sedan. Powe1·glide Clean as a pm mside and out. 1955 PLYMOUTH V8 4 Dr. · .... · $1,195 Belvedere 4 dr Sedan Automatic sh1ft Locally owned. Sharp. 1955 BUICK V8 4 Dr. Sedan $1,195 Like new light green fm1sh with white top Slandard shift 1955 PONTIAC V8 4 Dr. Sedan : ··· $1,295 24,878 actual mllrs Spotless New Pontiac trade-m from original owner 1956 BUICK VB Century ...... $1,895 2 dr. Riviera Cpe N•w Bmck ·trade-ln. Power Steering and brakes Dynaflow dnve Very sharp car. 1956 FORD V8 2 Dr............... $1,395 Customline Sedan Fordomatic. Exceptional in every way. Y2 Ton Pickup ·· $1,595 1957 CHEVROlET Very low mileage. Extra nice 1957 PONTIAC VB 2 Dr. · ·· ·· · ·· · $2,395 Catalina Cpe. Hydramatlc drive 5 new Kelly Celebraty Nylon White Wall tires One careful owner. A demonstration on how to make .1 charcoal f1re was gtwen by Jenmfer Lohse and a demonstra hon on how to prepare a ptne· apple scoop-out was gJven by Jan· et Brown and Carolyn Vaughan MISs AnnaJean Rose served as judge for Mrs. Nolan, who IS a patient at llolzer Hospital FoJ. lowmg the JUdging a style show • Church Of Christ Loyal Women Hold Class Meeting Presbyterian Women's Ass'n Meeting Is Held ' 1955 OlDSMOBilE Super 88 · ·· ·· $1,495 Fealuro At 6 ~2 and 9.114 4 dr. Sedan HydramaUc drive, Orlslnal black finish !Ike ConHnuous Malmee SaL. & Sun. R..ulor AdiiiiNIOOI the United Presbvlman Church met for lhe ,loot 11me unlll Sepl ember 23 Dr. Kathryn Pmndextcr used pa.111(e1 from let Corlnthtnn!l for the devotiol}.i She also read a poem, ''The Whltpenng Hope" A prayer was said tor the mission- 19$4 OlDSMOBILE V8 : · · ···· ·· ·· · $1,295 2 ' I 2 dr. Riviera Cpe. Choice of two ab~rp cars - red and white and blue and white. Beautiful hard top models Hydramatic drive • 1114 Bukk ..... _ U,195 1953 Chryaler . . . . . '895 ~ 4 dr. Sedan. New paint. Excep- Ponllac . . . '895 lionll. cyl 2 dr Very clean 1853 Bukk ... . .... ,795 v: B lek UtS 2 dr /lard Top 2 dr HT New paint. Tops 1953 Chevrolet - .. - '695 dr. Bel. Sedan. Chevrolet .... •••5 1953 Dodge ........ '595, Sedan 2 VB 2 dr. Sedan . .. .. . '895 1113 Ponllac .. .. .. f895 2 dr 8 cyl llyd. 4 dr. $495 1t51 Balek ...•. ·- .', f885 Special 2 dr. $49f 1850 Ford . , , • , .•. l' .\50 Station Woron ~ J>1ll.1 Mtrt .. So11t As low As ' I equipped for regUlar, telephoto, and wide-angle movfe-mall· Ina-at a new, unbelievably low price lit's, as easy to use aJ a snapshot cqmera, yel oivos you a 3-lens cha..nae of viewpoint at a tum of tht smoolh·action turret. No extra Ienos to buy. ~ ' $59.50 ELBERFELDS a1~~~!~~~~~;~!r,,~;;r.: .lr.OI\11-"1 Plant :~Ctcr stc.s,llng, the ported the utolen of You' Ban• 1nd You ' Opening a bailie checkina or sa'rinp account II just the beaioning. Alllfe uowlada'lra ever-chllllling tale-wllh ~Jln!IIQC!till)' needs-you'U call upon you~ ~ apia ai!d .,Un 1o play o supponioa nile. Miar's why ~r·a so important to estab!Uh lhe ritbi lmlltinll connection ia the begiiiiiC!;~ro c~ a ~ ·~r olen •o• [IIIII aervice. _ ONE lily. • Gov. O'Neill . 'l;o Be Host ' Qf Ohio's Fairgrounds, The meeting Is administration of with the ~te's July 17. Mrs. Guy Reynolds Leaves To Attend NEA Convention spark increased interest in the and familiarize accomplishments under O'Neill's lea.feilhlp All Ohio ts ~nvited to JUend and ohare Wlth the gov~rnor a buf~et dinner and an evenmg's entert1m, ment Th• plcnic-c•l•bratlor! wm 1 get underway at 4t p m and c9hlinue through the evenin~. There Will be games and other special enter~amment for all . ages. Governor O'Neill will be present the entire eyep,Ing. "[ am eittt"emely delighted for this opportunitY," Governor 0'Nedl stattq. "to me;et personally, Ohio citizen• 4!1d , discllaa , with them the admtnlatratlon 'of &tate aovemment " · ~ -; Invited to accompany th' gover... nor: tor the celebrat)on were botb !oeal and state elected officlala, aftd most ar~ expected to attenlt. Site of the Atheni meeting, Atbeq.a County Fairgrounds, was apecially selected for the 'ronvenlence of Ohioans In the Southeastem bblo part of the state. The first Governqr,'$ Day cele~ bl'atlon was held 'Friday, June ~7, at1 Lebanon m SoU:tbweatern Ohl,o. A lotal of ll such 0\eellng will bo held in virtually every pari ol thp stole througol the first pa/t ~~ August. • Ipomeroy , HilJ'h C Alumm' Off•'ce""o MeetinJJ Called TOR I 89 PO'~·I\_OY, ~ . ~ •• .. ' • "" ;I Boating J{egatta · .Set For Aqg.l7 L'!'! BUSINESS IS GQQPI F Oh10 Riv!lr,,;b~y~,~~!~:·:;~ Highway lhat the • dollars ptctur~d above are Ute three top o-f the ~l<ikeli two Me1gs County yout,l,u, walked awa~ wtth 11 rst and second to right are: J,laqager, BWwn ol Lancaster Po · Ray Wureman, Supervisor of the Federal State place winner from Mejia.Oo.; Clarence Gerli ng, Gradin¥ Service; Cecil Nelson, first p)ace WID ner the Lau<:a$ter Poultry Co., and Emil Malinovs ky, Poultry ~ ' walv•l"!;~6~f~~=~~~r~:; signed were then Weal VIrginia Slala Ohio oll1ce.. had by West Vlllinla watch tor the Leged to nave ~:lis and wire mlnum Plant Va. I ,. .. I , ESE ': - go-ahead to Ohmans planmr.g to spend Ute weekend out of doors Mostly sunny sktes and warmer temperatur~ ~ were prcdtcted for Oh•o today and Sunday wuh no rain m sight. Cause of the bnght forecast was a htgh pressure system covering the eastern half of the countr). Skies cleared over the state f riday mghl followmg w1dely s~at­ tercd thundershowers '" the cen- ~ An Important meC!tlng of th.! 10118-50 &f!ICcrs o! th<> Po'!'c~ox High School Alumni AJsoCJ.atton hn been ealled)or Monday, June 30 at '1 30 p. m In th~ Kennecty Record 'ShoJ> by Mrs Lela Curbs current pr~sident. Especlal1Y requested to attend ttie Monday *ISion are: Robert Pickett, F.rD.nk Vauilbal. Evelyn Fiek, E~clyn Strauss, Marlene wu son, Grace Drake, Lucretia Sto bart, Peggy Ho'uCiasht,'lt. • ' ' Davi~ Goodwin, William Mayer, Elmer G~eaer, Richard Jonel! Mary Rutl1 King, Shirley· Gaul Che.rle.s tegar. Pauline Mayer, and Irena Grueoer. j ... , day" 1 be carried out Jv electrtdty, J)ature rifle oal•ty and ~---"~~~~- lronl~n Couple Aret:Atr~ted Two Truckers Are Fined FmOverloadins For :'1 . . -<. :· BJ United Pres• lntenutlonal \ The weatherman l,oday gave the 1 This will be ,our largest New Ca~ S~l,es Month~a-Q~''we are going ~o , "tr.adE\' : ~il~ : High" Tl1ese lost~ d9v.s otthe month! ,, : •.-~ \" · ·j Vacation Specials Super f dr Power Steering . were Highway Meigs County Judge - John Be.eon Now, you can hove a superb Bmm movje camera, complet.ry to select and Buy .a ,. " , , ' · . 1 • ·~ 1958 CHEVROlET at GR.UT SAVINGS '~ ty Jail on orders of \l.tvor Charles Lcgar chargin g 111m 1.1lh ~peeJ mg and ro!ltempt uf C'!l:rt Cl rtord Bowye r 29 of Cro:Ht Ctty, 0 was arreslt-rl <~nd lodg(·rl :n Me1gs Cnn nt v Jail fnd.1y 1111 Charges or JfltOXIC<lllfln Jl e W:!S arrested by 1~ .. trolm an (,eort:t> H1cks Lowest price ever for a complete turret 111011ie ciimer~ ,:19 MEW .c&twiAV ' 1954 BUICK VB Century ...... · .. , $1,295 I H9;rold Ltt1k, 'l7 ot Chc~h ltl! 'Na s committed to t" c '1 ~"r~~ Coun . Yes, Friday, Saturd(Jy Ol)~ ~ond~y will be 3 days for you II clr. Sedan Sharp red and white finish. Hydramatlc drive. partment . " T~·o more rcsul->r.h ""rrc addt>d to lhr. Jod'ginlj: b.st nf \ [ elF,"~ Coun tv Jail F'r day nlght v. 1h h •1 h ar rcM~ made by the Po mcru) Poltcc Dr ~TWVt.ett/23 WEST M41N ~¥.·:;:, . when the Women's EwsoelatiOn of J nttne BRQWNI ' · MOVIE CAMERA, • 'P.I10NE FRIDAY, SATUR~AY, M()NDA¥' ' ' Mrs. GilOtle Anderson pre11lded 2 dr. Riviera Cpc Dynaflow drive. R&H. J;'Qwer SteerIng. Only 29,985 miles by original owner. Extra nice. I Of E~tradition On ONE WEEK 1955 BUICK VI Super · · · ·· · ·· · ·· · $1,595 • Contest HonOl'S Four Sign Waiver STATE THEATER w. 4 dr. Riviera Sedan DynaEJow drive, Sharp looi'tng 1\ard top. Owned by local methanic. New Buick trade-ln. • VOL X NO. 63 of the garments made by tile girls her s1ster, 11frR Beulah Koster und was held formly, Spnngftcld At the close of the meet mil the The Loyal Women or the ~id Pomeroy Bend Mr. and Mrs Han y S:uldlcr rc I :mes of the day whose names were dleport Church of ChfJSt met at t,1e home of Mn; Ernest Lallance, tutncd to their home Bnd!!eport, 1 -e~~d hy Mrs James Harley Thursday, after a Sf'VI'rll l d3ys ;i, S Second St , for thc1r June me~t visit with 1\Irr; Wilham u .. xter and 1 J.fra ~- H Sherman presented mg 1 MEIGS-POMEROY Mr and Mrs Bent1. Wolfe I the progrp.m ~m "Stewartshlp" Mrs Lallance, the devotlbnal , TONIGHT Mrs Bcnt.l Wolfe l!n; Willi:tm She d;~sed the Quadrennial leader for the evenmg, reoad the 'UNDERWA1'ER WARRIOR" Baxter and guests Mr and Mrs I General AsseJ?bly of the Presby· sCflpture and had the openipg · Dilll Dailey Jame& Gregory 1:larry Saddler tipent Wcdncsdlly temn Women s orgamzatlons now prayer : SATURDAY iD Columbus m progres& at Purdue UniverSJty The program was m c~arge or J "SLIM CARTER Dr und Mrs E A 1 racy of ~mong the 5000 women delegates Mrs Walbur Th&ib11ld who used Jock Mahoney - Juhe Adams Columbus were ovcrnwht guests attendmg the convention arc Mrs the t('!flJC "Hannah the Praying ~ a l so ­ of h1s parents, Mr and :\Irs E J 1t.cB~u1e of the Syr~:~cuse ehurch ·..rather" from the women of lhe 'TEENAGE DOLL' Tracy They cam(' to attend the and ..trs Stebbins of Galhpolls. Btb!e I June Kenney - Fsy Spam funeral of Dr c E w Downie The review of the book "P.ro· Du•mg the busmess session the Mf and ~~:rs Samuel Fe lt rc phct" by G1bran was also part of p1cmc to be held m July was dilf. TEMPI.£.-Middlepon lurned to their home S\ lva 111 u the program Cussed and the date «!L ,thf IMicnu~. TONIGHT and SATURDAY Thursda'y, alter an nv~~mihl v1s1{ Hostesses "ere Mrs Paul Hap- will be nnnounced laiM1 'ji "JAMBOREE" With Mr ami Mrs E 1 ·1 r<~cy tonsta.ll, MISS Mary Park, M1ss Su· Jr,rs Dav1d Darst Sr presented Fats Dommo. Jerry Lee Lew1s san Pa .. k,_ Mrs.. Clarence Lacey, Mrs Lallanc~ with an Srra~gement - also Mrs Anmce Ohlinger and Mlas of roses wb1ch centered the re'lfargarct Sauer ' MAN JN THE SHADOWS" , fteshments l11ble A salad course William Mayea of LJma who Jef! Chandle1 - Orson Welles was callnd here by the de~:~Lh ol COMING I PEYTON PLACE !us grandmother, M1 s Elizabeth Junt 29-July 2nd K1rby, was the gue~t oJ his rna Lher, Mrc Lucille Ma}cs and hJ _.; s·ster, Mrs Ernest c,)' crt J. H Grate is reported to be Ill at IUs home on NOJ e1 Third Sl AC Robert T. Hennes\ arrwcd today for a 12 hour pas'l Wllh Ius mother, Mrs. Jes.s1c Henncsy H" came from Pensacola, Fla, to Cu 1 TUNIGHT umbus on a T-28 Jet that has th~: "TAP ROOTS" Van Heflin - Susan Hayward cruising po,wer of 900 mtles atl bour Hennosy ente1 ed tbe Naw, - also December 2nd, 11157 and wa .. 1 "KANSAS RAIDERS" AU(he Murphy - Tony Curtu; sent to Pensacola afle1 h1~ ha1J1< traming at- Grcut l :.~kcs 1'rlltnlll'l AI!IO CARTOON Center. SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs Lcwt~ Koehler Jt· Walt Disney's and daughter• of Bryun 0 , art "LITTLEST OUTLAW" v1sitmg his mother Y.rs Lew•~ (In TechnJcolor) Koehler Sr, and other rclaltvcs - alsoMr.11. Georae Ebcrsbach hali ·' Votn Johnson. - Piper Laurie been returned home from the Hoi "KELLY AND ME" zer Hospltal where s~c under (CLnemascope-Technlcolor) went mmor surgery Also CARTOON Mra StanLey Gittens nnd Mrs Thelma Pratt, left Tttursday t(J ':;:;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;::::;:;::;;:;;:;::;:;::~;;:: japend the weekend wit!'! the form • er's · son, Lt. Howard Gittens, a1 Boston, Mass Rev. Leiter Covfrt aod h1s [:.~ tolnl Pleas1111t, Va. ther, Arthur Covet t uf Znncsvall~· ue guest. of the Ernest Cover· family. They came to attend the funeral ol Mrs Eltzal:... th Kirby TONIGHT Mlsa Patricia Brooks, who as on vacation from Jock's Dairy Bar Thru TUES., JULY 1 was accoanpanled to Columbus IJ, Mill Linda Bush of Rutland The\ will al10 visit In Parkcrsbms: bc(ore returning home 1957 BUICK Y8 Century · ·· ·· · ·· · $2,595 new. ' ~ tlves Middleport Society BLAETTNAR USED CAR • • • ly U~ltH Pr~ lm.r:.\tlon•l I I Ohio: Sunny fin•- tftrrMr ' toclly, folt tonltfii. l~n41y portly •lou<ly •nd "'""· bltlt toilly 101, low tonlthl 5U2. Mrs Jobn F Baily and other rela· l OR A •' We~ther ' . THEATRES BUICK - PONTIAC • •• • \ o:; ~J'· ~ t 11~ '. ' e! Mrs J E Marsh:Jll, suns Jcn nmgs and John, and rlaughler, 1\fananna, of Leulsvlllc, Ky, ar· Saddler A decorated birthday Eleanor Sm1th: daughter of nved Tlmr~day cwenJng for a \'Jsit cake was served wtth the dmner Mrs Flo1 ence Smith uf Pomeroy with her mother, Mrs John F Ba1 ' · [1s spcndtng her vacation motor lay lind other relatives Mrs George Cunmngham and Present were 'Mr and Mrs Har- mg lo Lo s Angeles, Calif, anft daughter, Mtss Jeanne l'lfath l! ws re ry Saddler, Bradgeporl, Mrs Bax- reLmn ter and Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe. M1ss Betty Garlcsky IS Vlsttln ~ turn'ed to their horne, Akrnn on Mr and Mrs Richard Freem&IJ Thursday, after a sevrral duys Yli· • lind £3•mlv. Lmco tn HNghU Sl1" 1t w1th Mn Beulah Neulzlin~ ~fr and Mrs Carl Neutz!mg and IS ft Of.l New Cumberlamd, w. va How,1rd Kitchen Jr of Wilmmg- fam1ly of Ncwnrk spent lhc past ton ts the """~f of him mother, week end with hts mothct rs Beulah Neutzhng M!... Alma K1tcben Mrs W:tyne Sloane mul s(m Ro John 13;uly Jr of New Erighton, Pa If> t ht> guel"l of hts gr:mdmothcr bert, spent the past week end wtth TRAVEL IN STYLE • Ludile Hawkins - ••.•••••. - •, • • Pomeroy Socl~ty Editor Q,ylda Rice .•... -. -. . .•. - . - - . Middleport Soeleb Edllor Mr and Mrs Bentz Wolfe entertamed wJth a chicken dinner, Tuesday, at their home, West Main St., in observan~ of the birthdays of Mrs. Wolfe's &stcrs, Mrs William Baxter and Mrs. Harry ALBUMS I '• The Datlv Sentmel -.Mllldleport, 0., June 27, 1958 FOR~ LATEST .. Two Attend OU Banking School ~ouplp was taken to Portsl?f •M'!ll8'Dment before a eommlaloner •• Predict Alaskan Statehood Bill 1Passage Next Week Bill Robstetler, branch manager or tbe Pomero) Natlorwl Bank m nutland was a member of the grarl- uabng class m the Ohio School of Bankmg held at Ohm UniversitY thu week Mrs Lera K Jones of t.h,e main offt~e in Pomeroy was 9 member o£ the f1rst year class I '\ ' 1 ~. ~. I ' turned down 50-29 sell.. A S (D.()kla ) move Bank rommonwealth statehood, and 53 28 a pc~int of order ob· Sen. Jamcl!l 0 .. East-: who said the Ailsland withdraw•l were oocoullibJticlJIIL \ r ,• The Oh,io Highway Patrol today reported two convictions cbtamed Friday of truck driver · for operation of overloaded vehicles upon the st,ate highways. Arrested und ftned were 1 Cl1tford Frazier, 48, of Middleport, who was fined $25 and costs m Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar's Court, Frld'Y night John F, Haritson, 24, of Route 1, Middleport, atTested and fmed $25 and costs in MU> or Janes Court at Gallipohs. �,. I I! 1\ ·1 'I I ' ,o I o ~~~. Pomeroy-t.tt~11t;~t. ~..June 28• 1 ~5~ Agrlcuitu~al· 'Extension ~rvice Ri ...st·K•no ·, Off In£ t' nalM ... J ~' t .,..:_)_ I.et~s Go Shopping ·::::~.:.~~ t:~~. ~4 •P Far East Students In S,... • ' ·. Agricultural'EOOnotJll l 'csCod COiled rrlday eveninl J• prepare ,, ' I Allbou.b, traditionally, lemOn· All theoe r.,., Of ....... pro· lor villtoro.I'Omeroy Bend Granle • ef8 OfiDa 10 a erJilll!j a4e 'oeomo to 10 with hot oummer •ide oubttsntlal Qlla!lti~1 ol•lll· Mrs Ch u et Rat ~~W-rft _. l.ll '~n)'· will vliit June :n One appJleatlon wuthet, we can 1et lemon. an,. min c. ra, o~. DManonncl,. t!'~tedA witt~ .... read. !nape~tlon will be held IY c ••• ILAUII.I. mOJit hnpertant thiDI I<> eonohler "-., jAJIIODI are avatlable the Lemon bao oilier 11 beold.. Studeato from ...OJ! Far paron~, rd. 1 ..,~ JulY 11. C...nty Atrlcultvrtl Aplll m tbe eonotruclion ol alarm pl!nd f~; , A "IDJr1 eountrleo thlo week befan a 0 ,j, Lemon troeo bloom Ito ~pal ~~ 1 ~!1!mer. , :1471* ota~e 1 • !lr& Allee Dodoon, !Ire. Curtil lfany folko do 'hoi reallif that " that It muot be ldoqu•t•IY en· ~·· , ~~F ltult throughout the dieat Ill Nlnolillll ~ Le- 1a1 eourae In Fir a11~iuit- ( spec a ~......1 c::! crange wu Wolfe accompanied Ea.rne1t Web- aoureea Of infoTmition on many gmeered to lut for years The ye~. B~tVeJtln& 1ou on In all moa Julee II a JtnM~llr iairedlent ural eeonomlt11 problem.s at , , or opd friend to Akro~ lui week ou~jecto oro ro1!l!IY av~labl• Soil Conmva!lon Smtee opecl· leaooDI. How.,er, Extention Spc- In lllld drtt1ln11 1a4 l!le ltdO'! Ohio Stale Unlvenlty 'l'bll ...,.. lor • lew days to villlt relatlveo Tbe Agricultural r.o.\ooolon Sor ltcations for farm poniiJ are "'' elalilll' llt Markctma lnlormo· often 11 a1oo woOd u illo lllllll will run throup July a . • t • Mr. Weber attended a Goodrleh vlee ao well u many, other publl' colient guide~ to follow Sev..al -lion for con~umcro at Tbe Ohio dnAinc. '!'be juite 'lo uetlleAt De"lopment of allriculture 11 1 gatherlne. agenciea, l'iu:~qdinJ ' U1Jrar1e!l, farmers found out t~ their sorrpw, Stit! Vlllven1Ly, cotumbu•. on meat and 11 f p(Jp\llar aea- major problem in the Far FAst, Mn. Fannie Allums Mrs. Ella I ocMolo '~ltd commercial' office. during the heavy rains of, the wt' point out !ltot the actual peak of oonial lor "' IHdt' Ill oil kiJidt and opectfle arm le be dilouQed Hannum :ac:companied Mr and fUblllh acd make available al two weeki that po~d• musl he tmhou P.ro<Juction 15 10 June and 8licu of lemon often WJikb a lnclude teaching, Extention, and Mra. Thomas Dye to AkrQn Thun· lttUe or no cost out•tanding re butlt to withstand \ne one heavy July. So, thil makes It mut con lalad dlah or icecl la\ ..111. Le- research day, to 11J;U,I:~tl bi11on'1 wedding terence materials on a multitud~ ram which may corne only once venient for tho&e who enjoy 8 mon plea, tarts, ~a. eootleJ Staff members conducting the Mra. Mlh:hed Oaborne returned of .eubjec:ta. In five tQ ten years. tall, tandv pass of cold lemonade and ite• are fayoritet. course have eome from II f,r home Saturday from se'cral weeks on a hot"' diiY· away as Pak11tan and Canada nr. at St Joae~h Hospital, ParkersAt this sea~on of the year two In addition to constru~tlon deIn buytn' fresb lelbons, look c A Bratton of Cornell Univerburg. Exten,sion pubhattwna, Farm ta!lh the bulletin on Farm Pond In faet, even though fresh le- lor fmc tf1tu.red Jt~n1, WUY a1ty, Profeuor Emeritus Guy w F;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,l:rond Management and Producln~; M:anagement list, important item~ mona are MVII1able around tbe appearance. g09(l aha~ or form Mtller, former Ohio Agriculturl FnhiQg llait are of Interest to such as stocking of ~nd !or good calendar In moot food market., and Wetgbt relatively beaYJ lor Extension opecialllll, aad five otb· ft. many, far~~tel't as well U oth-ers flshlng, how to correct poor freezlna: hu put lemonade and the •l.ze of the lemon. Avoid er 1taff memlll:!ra from Ohio Stite ' USED .Jiho are eoncerbed wttb ponds fo.shmg, weed problems mcluding lemon juice Into the frozen food lhrlvel~, hard-skbtnd or tpODI)' alto will help condurt the c:oune. recreation and wddlife. Both of control of algae and other pond fruit&. A doun lemoJU will malw The Council on Economies and IW 10 these publlcat,ontl art' avaJ.labl~ problems There 111 ev~:n three ered in tbl..a type of furm opera· about 18 &lulet· of lemonade. Cultural Affairs, a prtvat.t founda. B&(I(S without coat from the ' Agr~cultur pages on hints for good flshmg tJP.D. Xup lemons in a refricerator uon from New York City llapoa1\A al Eitenslon Service Office Other bulletins whu:li ma)' be Durmc the summer month1 but In a plaltie !nl tDd away aonng the program The coal of Side Deliver)' lrhe ' inultfhtti on l'roducmg or mterest Lo home owners at the farmera have greater problems from other foodl"that mJPt lb- th11 organwllon il to eneoura.ge one With Rubber Tlrea • Fishing'1!a!t gi~~ the rfelailll ~11 present time include the buJletm frqm control of bacteria The sorb the st:rona: odor. tramioJ, EJtenlion and raeareb 1 yield, sOU.. .starting', I harvest, \ on Your Lawn which giVes de leaflet, Look Out for Bacteria t'\at in agr~eultural eeonomiet,. Part of pests and packeging ., of earth Lalls on 1mprovmg a11d aeedmg damage milk shows. fa .. men p1c The Woode·Wblte beUing It tb Jtt program 11 to tnln ru Ealt worms. Information 1~ also fur- lawn$, also care as well aa the o£ actual Nntamination home of her parents, Mr. and lin ltudenll studyinaagrieultunl eeonifhed on rll.sina: crickets anil control of weeds and other pe.sls atepa recommended to- Robert White, f)'ldaj evenlnJ, nomJct m lhe United State1 10 1inlnnowi Joiplement & Supply ' Followma: the same trend :t low bacteria count m1lk u;· was well attendecl. that when they retura to tbett own PhOne 3202- Rul.... 0. 1 While this tyne of activity Federal bulletm, Anh 1:11 thr 1. Mllk clean cow m clean \ f;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;oo~;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;:~~;;~ ~~~~~~~~~===~ may not seem of 1fitere.t to manv Home anPJ Garden covers one elf Z. Usc milk band1 • • • • • • _. people yet '- OhiO fishermen the pests that home owners ar·~ wh1ch can be ea! 1 • • ·~~ • • .--. spend ten mllhon dollars annually confronted w1th at di!lerent tim Have eqwpment for hve bait. A aiteibl~ number of es throughout the summer Detaals be!ore u~e · penons supplement their 1 ncom~· on d1stmguuhmg between anh. Cool quickly and hold at or exust entirely on tbe sale of and t~rmJtes are t'Xplalncd In thu degree• r. or below Jive bait to fishermen Otber!l bulletm as welt as methods of With eight bulk nulk tanks now I be con~rned with providmg control ID. operat•ou m Me1gs County a for themselvet and friends On the farm s1de the leaflet Oll aome 200 to 300 other dalrt a more than 800 farm ponds Cbem1cal Weed Control m FJeld farmers are interes'..ed m deter Cou1n,ty iftterest m th 1a Crops for 1958 gives details on mlninJ if they wm have to m ;·~~~ each year The all of the chemtcal materials to stall a bulk tank system The re " -; use Precaul1ons on use of th., cent bulletin on this sl'bJCtl cov ~ matert11ll are also Included such en a detailed survev or built ' ---_L as don't use 24-D on corn fDJ tan~ ayatem of bandlmg mtlk m Phone 3751 Roome lowmg periods of maximum tern- Oltio. Tbls bulletin, pomts ou' peratures ovei 80 to 90 degrees that extra ~ws whtch w1U pro Another (arm buUetm is Un duce 6.500 pounds of milk pet Rullmd, Ohio standmg Ohio Soils ThlB descr1b· year will pay about $60 00 of ad es different Ohio soils, how the detl of your bulk tank Cows smls were formed as ..-:ell as the 10,000 pounds o! milk BOll pr0f1le, typea, tdenLiflCiti<IO Will pay $160 00 Of tb111 11ystcms and1 the so1l areas In co1t. Ohw Most Meigs County farmera buJietln mcludes th,, know that our IJIOSt 1 common I'Btl!k~J-Meter wh1ch provides a so1ls here are Muakingum, Meig~. of thumb method to deter Upshur and usociated s01l5 how much you expect t.o There were all produced without or lose on m'kmg the the asslstance of glac1era, change to a bulk tank Home and commercial eEach of the above bulletm• crs wm rmd the The are available on request by • Pb.one 150 ( Corn Earworm in Sweet mall or in person without hundreds ol ether Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Obio ~· tqOU Rotary Mower (lib How to control It of mterest Aa •·. Gravely's wJth most mscct and dlseue 30" swath fast and clean. trol 1ecommendations it Is con· imMulcheS lea"' too. But that't Here's The Story From: portant to see that the insectiCide jUJt one of ~a perfomance. 1s applied at the proper time, In proved tools that help yqu licl: the proper, concentrate and &li Le[Dn, West Virginlo la1i'll, gardeo. fteld ~d frequently as the life history of CHICKS STARTED . , .. .. . .. . . .. . 5049 f~j~tul•!• BtiJ'!tJ!:.•f!!!l." th~ msect requ1res DDT "hich 15 wl/ ,,"" t '.._ the re~OWfllf:(J.~ed milter1al 15 pol NUMBER SOLD .... •........... , .. 4884 ~ sonous and should be used wlth LIVABILITY ..... . ... .-.. ... 96.3% ~ Gra•el(s 1111 m•sclt. care AGE ................. 8'h WEEKS Direct engine dri., (lilts Me1gs County has JUsl comple*DATE SOIJD . .. .. .. .. , . April 22, 1958 ed one of 1ts best straWberry where it counts- at 1~"1.~~ AVERAGE WEIGHT PER BIRD ....... 3.45 seasons m recent years so home tool. 411·G••• D•wt, FEED ' CONVERSION . .. . . .. . .. .. . 2.35 gardeners will be mterested m R,.,,;s,, P•th-BMIID'f the bulletin, How To Grow Stt&lf TOTAL COST PER POUND OF MEAT . 16.8 St•rllt ottion.J. berr~es in the Home Garden Th1c Don't take word. gtves recommendallons on the \~llttill/,lt. Get FREB I !\\\ 'I,. var1ous June-beanng and ever ltration 1 on your bearmg varieties as well as SJtc ~~-TODAY! preparation, maJong the planting care the first season, wmter renewmg the plantmg and cal weed control S~LES and StBVICE Vertical Integration Good or M~ 51l .1 .MI~h ~lo Bad for Ob1o Farmers 1s a bulletm which w1ll provtde farmers with Information on diUcrent rorma of contract farmmg and some of the thmgs lhat might be consld ¥1 h"··· 1 _"!.,tr,_• d •' I lboJ <an appiJ wbll lelrutd hero. •· ' \ ,..., ·c.,.--· :, STEP Up Ifr. time Sunday. Andre, avnagiiiJ 88 miles per hour, covered tbe courae in one hour, 4!1 mlnutei ,OR Slo.LE F WANTED POVLTilYMEN TO PllODtJCB HATCHI!liG EGOS ON A YEAR AROtJND BASIS N ld HAY SAVE $ $ $ , MORRIS FJ.EMIIG.NIOIOLS IWtclllig Egg ,....ram I NICHOLS FOR BEST RESULTS 'ia 108 Purl•na Ch OW WHO DUNNIT ly Chot Tonnohill - GREAtER SAVI·NGS For Broiler Growers MQIIDAY MIITtNCI !',ut j:~lt el tl1e Pythlan s;,. Iori will . -.nt lhe home of Mrs Wlllilm ~n, S 3rd av, Mon· dill', Jyno 10 at 7.30 p m ·- /!~All TO MEET Too Many Dogs Cause Homeowner Court Troubles All member. are urged to 1t· lend llle meolln1 of the Middle· pori Albellle Moo<lalion, Tuesdny NEW YORK UP! _ A magis..ani"' Ill 7:10 11 the high school lmJIOI'billt IMU'qmer proJeCt will be trnlc ruel that Mrs Mld'tha Hlnnchsen hns exactly 44 dogs tol dlseu,.od. mony living 1n her hcuee · .URIVAL One, or even two, o:.rl't "'ll right. Donpld Morn are But 48-well, u.oj that'•W Just It J44 o-.too btrth of a 7 • 1b, meny, •'"'6 «1ra1e a er aay LeEIIC, Frtday, er told Mra Hinrichsen, even if G'lner"'- Hosptt- •ae hao got a 17·roqm, 11-story llfC Vt!rno• 011Se. ' ' Moreov.or, he o~der!a ~r tO c~t Mora, Chllster Road rtd ot t4 of the pooches pronto Mart Clary, Mulbt>rry A~c , At least 1et them qut of the Pomeroy, 11 1 &real grAndmother n~sc, anyway Mrs Hinrichsen was brought The Mora's also have three other mto court on the eomplaint of Jochildren, David, who was observhll hil atvenlh birthday Friday, seph SchlCRingor, an agent lor tho Amcr!can Sudety for Jht Pl't'venand 'Salll and' Rhea. tlon of Cruelty too Ap1mald. He ~!qUill HOSPITAL Admlttiid, June 26 Mrs Wli).rd ,.ld Ill effect that Alro Hlnrlcll· G. rear, New Haven; Mrs Frank sen'• houl!e wa• no lonsr-r a home L. Jane,, GaUipollo; Richard Earl but had become one big dogSarpat, llaclne, Carole Ann An- houAe NeilhiM·o aareed. Tlte7 oald the denon, Middleport; Worthy A EvanS; GaliiJlOIIa; Mro Clark A Chev· racket created by the m1111 bark· inl I!Pd howling had become In aile~, GaiUpollo. .June 29: Mrs Bruce Danevlch, tolerlblo. They aloo complained Ft. Oren Jay Johnson, about dloagreeablf odors. :fho •pecill< charge by the Va ; Mrs W1Jham A$l'CA wil that Mra. Hlnnchsen "'u keepln; ihe doa:a without sufliolont food and drink · Hlnrlchoen tlild, the .magbtrate children kflop brlniiDI her lost dogs and that the kepi tho dogs "to make them happy." Beaidea, sho aaltl, abe aeeded NAC To Advise Atmnic'ReJ~or S~ndus~y .... JAMES GIVENS ..... ,....., .... Hear J. Sherman FEED _. I· I FOR HIGHER PROFITS PROVICO MI·LLING · · c;~nd ·i·FEED GO. loute JU Phone 130 llllnemHie " (Jim) Porter' ... • Meigs C-'J·Niws ~... ,1 '1_,., ' \ I - . olloldUiyJ ... w a bottn rttaolllr iD ~....., dtu .., otloer . bo ,j,t ladllllrf. 'IIIII- . . . . oi·Micholo,. ..rdl II - hftoaoinl ..allUio lltiaollly ....... ......_ Doo\ wllit til roo lata. Order ....p JOif lorviler .. I 'Jo Flour Ma'lls fla..J.. I ........ Hltcheri•, 1M Ne""-...,'·, Ohio ..... LOOK mrr • I READY FOR YOjl ~ -•·:J,,Ir .. dte 1• II loal..,;. M hip. fill' ~~~~~~~~~~o~a~va~ll~ab~l~e;;;;;;;;;;~:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;;,;:;;:;;;5';;ii~i:iii~;;ii;;ii;;ii;;ii;;ii;;ii;;ii~~:::;:;;;;;!~:=~~....,.~~·~"""~~~;;;;rl o;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;,..;:;;;;:;:;;;;.;~;;;;;-.j • Pa, and Mr and them for "protection." . sugar Run WITH MEMPHIS, Tenn UP! - Wil· ham H Comstock, 116, unemploy· ed real estate agent on the slay· ing of biB 14-year·old atepdaugh~ tcr "1 dearly loved thot alrl-but I killed her I ln\ended to kill my- , , •.. .;. self and my wile also J just , , couki not see them under the 6urden of our debts.. ;,.,I·U:I!d ARE OHI.O VALLEY fEID COl WllUAMSON FARM SUPPLY Kuvln G. Smith, bud of dt~ont of Argleulllnl E<'!'l""'tei ~d Rural Soelo'r.o= Oloio Stall, and Profeuor oraanlled tbe special c~. ' R GILF~ Ds'a N. H. UPI - Braci Andre n Diego, Calif' won tbe lOD-mile natlo~l champion· •hip motoreytle rac~t: for the thlJ'J the WHAT'S HERE! JUST GRAVELY· TUCTOR •. '~' 'SPECIAL . lA~~R - TWINE ! < I GOLDIN·BOW 1REGULAR GOLDeN BOW .'PREMIUM • WJ·EH ~~~ ' ,/1 ~ I ' . I \ I ' ,.. "' ; ' ~ '" , .,;, ", : CARLOAD O.f HOME ~FR·E' EZE.RS 1 . I ' · · I f \ At The I · I lfnE.,.ATfOA~l~. · ,· ·· ·· ·· · · ··· ••u, except s..-.,: A • .: - ARRIVED •:;Kny,' ...... 9 so Open Hearing 10.00 Mike Wallace Sund•rliews &Sporla Theater 13 Sign Off H••· ' I I Bale $8.2$ Bale $6.75 Bale $7.50; ' ' CcHip Polleroy ~~ ' ~~~~E~l FEED MILl • .WITH . j, We 1)0 (1ulom Grinding .N.. 'Setqad.Avt•• Middleport OUR BUYING IN SUCH LARGE QUANTITIE~ ENABLES US TO PASS BIG. ·SAVINGS ON, TO , YOU! I' , ' l TO IN'l'£11!8'1! \ J f ~ ~' I ... See Us Befo~ . ·You Buy • • . We'll Trade We'll Deal , l' ~ Y SENTIN!! , STQf IN I AT OUR POMEROY STORE AN~ SEE THE HUGE. D,ISPLAY ' r·. All Kinds . ' . . All S·ises . . . AU Prices ~¥ T~ . •it·, Y:~~f Needs ,1. .' ' • ' ~ IW I ' I " I ' r • 1 ' ' ~ floor to JIO¥f ~·~!(iwiJI G~I' dttt.. NatY .. ·elF YOU NEED\F~~£1NG·.·-:· WE RAVE 1'1' ·~~~LE .-, WE DELIVE·R \AND WITHIN 100 ' MIU~ . ., ,. " I • �. ..... . ....... ~ .. '> ' ' . S'J.1ANJ)INGS Grani 'Slam May Be ·llrQffmg For._ :Jriglat •i I ,(l PO~ Mioh. UP1 ~ Mickey Wr1gKt, 11 h .-blddmg to become the first •- b to take the "grand Jlara""f' of women'J goJf, carried a tli.tit.- 9ne-stroke lead mto today1i iflnal36 hole gruelling test far the USGA Women's Oper. ebamplonabip Fay Ct6eker was just one 9troke back •!tet n lillstertng 68 Friday and LOuise Su~ta. 1949 and 1952 champion, Wl11 three strokes be- hind with 1 '15 74-149 Jack•• Pung, ,v1ctlm lJf 1 technicality last year, waa toui'th at 74 77 152 with Vonnie Colb)' ~n4 Allee Bauer tied for fifth 11 153. OttMCifteuverl e\'lry bodt 1 in Its classl ~OY! ~ SPOltTS ' DESK a, l~t w•• ~:::o~~~ 'it~~=~·~~ ~e art:1~.~~ large part by tlloie' "o~lslonal tttoni: ind!Yidl.lalJ who tMt to power by the sheer foree of per oonallty Ohe aueh, the Prlell Ell. had p~ed to be a man of Ufl We aaure our.elvea, Ju•t a bat bmldly, that "we had 1t e:ommg, didn't we?" All of tb11 " to 111 tbat the shU, amall voletJ lleed tbe same aelfiah p•Jrpose and penonal b'l t-areful urutlny th•t some of the tegr1ty, who rendered a ar•t ser larger and more Jtrident voice' Ytcl! to the nation u a judre requil'l!! I Po - ..roy Vs Mr'Jdleport· Headlr'ne and leader. 'j IRCI th1t'1 •11y to camm1nd. ChooH your ••cartfrttdol'l\11 fayotfte, aluminum or Flbergtea, ..... ao now 12'·23' oUiboerdt and lrooltrd MINERSVILLE M.E SALES hid beeofne arafterJ and, finallv they had aunk into depravity For none of th11 was tbelt rather ffJponslble. He Wa•. In his oWn hfe, above' ref'I:OaelL' The old man's hull Jay in !be raet that be took •• lcllon to protect the nallon ,ago!DJI tho evil ol bil toni. He dt4 aot rebuke or reatraln thenl. And In lbe eye8 of 'God thl1 made him as guilty aa the boys. / linin It oomeUmes , happena that Jn. action ls aa viclOul Ia action Jn a certoln gl'tl!l Aprtrlc811 dly a church man WBJ eleeled to lbe ofnce of moyor, In liiiDY Wli.i's A- Phone ll8 Minersville, 0. Lone Ster Deelet Senators 42, Colavito, See It Now,.. . ........ The All New 39 ,., ""' You'll Marvel At It'• L ~ ': # Mlraeles I Prices Start At $199.95 ..ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION PHONE 11q ' ~ I I I I I • :• ~ i Firestone.. ~ SALEI . ,.. SUPER CHAMPION walked dx. c Rv United Prttt lntornotlonol - - • wllh the tvln~ run Everythint~ turned ont nerfect The Yankees BIUlm stretche 11 'or Jop Gordon and lt might have tlltll" American t.eaaur Jead tn for Billy P1erce, too, c:~~oopt ror 11 8% game~ and put Uw brakes on nerfectly normal ~mpu!sP by pin Kanaas City's s1 x ~omc wlnnlnl{ ' r•senalbfs ·• sraveo 1 S~pho~oon gava up a single to well• in the second mnlng which counted fo.nolhing, and wa• touRh unt~ thr fifth when Holstead, Johnoon and Gordon Maltes Perloot Move In ·- 'F. ·-st I .._,. -·G m• 65I Ir dolan ame, wIns . "Hi Isn't today at Briggs Stodlum lor old tuners day I t !! ~hc)pi,l· tttot'' it will, ,,. ~me meosote, foster Qnd help susQOCI(J In family and' Cf l"''tiT!unl,ty life; thl$ fdobOslht!ss firms a~ organizations whose ~ • Powell's Sutt-~"9' . Station See "~RENeHY'!" ·;:Ju '.' SECOND ST.' walks hurt all the war Seven run' come home in tbe !oUttb for the Slmttors with Stephen••• . getting tlle only bit, a .sJngle • 1Redle81·1led Sox The Red. Sox WHo must t~lay their gamti "'{th tb(' lf'dl~ll• over titer a declli.on wa ~ ~ached tn a rneetlrig of mana"ers lltt night because .of a rule lnfrac w 11' 1!1-V J -'• 1 flt 1 1 one on ln the same frame off Meeting Is Held Tile Carmel Pioneers Youth Coancll met at the home of Mr and Mrs mt,m•r namm Tile meetlntt was called to order by the lll'I!S!· and at eleclioD time sar, fii dld ·' . ,,' Pn~~eroy Ce11e~ llOc• ~ all l could do' After a few da1• of floundering he cho.. lbe lat- Pemeroy, Ollie The charre that waa made agamot him, ond which wu hll undoing, was not tbat he dl~ evil, but that hE did notblnet II happens many Umea that lnae lion is aa olnli!L aa' olniUI tdion. Slo hiUI so many tlllef IIJIOnJ the respectable ·people of the <Om munlty. . Still, lmoill Volm The Old TfBtament .llory ol the llttle boy Samuel baa mode popular the Idea tha~ 1110 "still ter course. Kirby Services Thursday were held for 2 . .. 6•70 X 15 !Kir~l ·· o'eloc~ 'IIhursda) from thC' Funeral Home, Hulbert ofhciat I ogalnil acddin!GI doath on~ fnluriol,' and that your property Ia al10 pranreted. Buy this low _. Trip A<cidont ond Trfp llag"'go lnourance, tlien lit bock, refa., and get tho moot out of your trip any lrll! anywhoro, In lho world. 118~ ' ~~~~~~~~ In the River " I BANk \1 ' and SAVJNGS CO. Pomeroy, Olllo June 23, 1•58 RE&OUROi!lil: Cash inil DUe ftom Banks ..... ... .... .. ........ .. U. <Wve~bment Bonds ...................... .. Olbet BOIIdi · alld ~urltles .. .. ........... ..... .. Lohll aftd ,:~unts ....................... .. .. Baliking H011se· arid Equipment ........... ..... .. .. s., other Real; ~ ...... ........ , .. . . ... .. .. : . . Other Alsetl " ~ . • . . . . . . . • . . . · • · · • · · · •, •~ · · · · ' ' • LIAB1JJTIES. . tt.ogll,«4.10 <11$9,812 50 ~1,936.42 1,407~92.05 21;314.22 8,015.50 U83.13 $3,1104,896 92 Capilli I .Stock •. • . . . .. . .. . . . . . .. . .. . • . . .. . . • . .. • . . • 50,00000 17!1,000.00 surpius .............................. .. Undivided Profits and Reserves .. .. .. • .. .. .. .. .. .. • • 47,176 68 ' 272,176.38 DepoSits: Demand llep,p~U . • .. .. . .. .................... · ,1,924,275 59 Time DepOIIij • , .. .. .. ...... .. .......... .. .. . ' 1,608,«4.65 $.1,804,896.92 OFFICERS ATTEND THE ' PLUS TAX AND RECAPPABLE TIRE letnCJ Celut St. Po.-, WIST- l41'!l'IPI YOU AND tOSS • • •••• • Bowling · • • ••••• • ••• ~ ' •••••• l t ~ENT .. . ...... .' ..• EXEC. VICi'l i!USIDENT . .. .. . .. .. .. • .. • .. . VIC::E Jll'iftll)ENT 0 2.95 • WANTS AMERICA'S UNICIII RIO DE JANEIRO UP! ~ Wilen you lrGVII, on land, HO or air, ,ou want pe~ of mind •.this como• from knowint you ha.. proledio'l • TIRES ha Skeldon st1ll ma1ntt.ined would bold on to bit salval~ nghU unlet~ ordered otherwJf;:: by lbe •ovemmenl ~ 1ns1de the ofllce of tb• mayor Ibis churchman fa!e<l rn ••· tremely diflleull dilemma. He could bee;k with his polltieol allles. pr-ute the I'Vil doert. and run the tlak of pei'JOOJI ab"'e and pomteal obll•tim. 01' be rould 1lt Upt, do nothin11, off Sauer but they were good fflr 11 runs as errora and unt\melv his seventh victory. ~~ ball greats on liahd "forthwith." Carmel Pioneers tam indlvi4uala in the city WID commanded large blockt of votes and who, at the aime time, pro!· lted by cerlam popular lmm&rallhes A Bleriil Far Every Car . DETROIT UP! - 'ry vobb W88 scheduled to bead the hst ol beJ.. patched to retrieve the .....~.etli.t .sea bon Skeldon and h1s asslltiDtl ea"· tured Cyril with a bart'ase of tran· qullizin• darts that rendered the playful mammal tnlctlve long tnoua:h to Jet htm mto a bo1t. And 11 11 alJo true lod1y thal Skeldon tald he would otlck by aU of ua are, every day, hetrmg Ius to keep Cyril but wou• J the callo ol God and not llstenmg bowgun• to a federal decis1on , ~ to them From north of the border, an&-1"".' Copyn1ht 1958 by the Dtvilion of Chr11t1an Edueabon. National threats wert burled by Earnfi t I member of parha Coune1l of the Churches ot Chrtst Halpen:nr, ment He reportedl)' threatened t ' in the Unlted States of America. picket the U S COO!IUJate 1ft LoJi.,. don If Cyr~l was not retumej through 3 21. Unfortunately, howeter, in be mg elected lo the olllee ol miiYOr he h ad become obligale!l to eer- whole we,.. gettln1 dnlr two bll< streak with a 10 3 wm over lhc tlon :rut~sday nl&hl, hod 1 2·2 Jtmr Athlellc•. bands wltb the Redlei< Detroit II)Ottfll1 Bomtol'l four 1 the [!fib innlng Aiker led In the first mnmg and off with a a)n&l~ ' bounced back to beol the Red and on lnlleta out ,broug:1t 1'4 ljell~d the alr·ltght reliel three rune whoeb stood up ~ltchlltg Ill George Snsce. Tom Redleg fourth Little Moraan and wmnfr Bill Fischer Mulford and llmrl' Ted Williams htt his lOth homer ~~~~~a~ft:-;er~a~~~~~~ with one on In lhe forst lnnln, ~ and Jackie Jensen htt his 20th wllh WashlniiOn ·~::~:~~~!.:::: -:...........~-::-:-: Hoir.m r Canad1an '~''!"<'' ' "!!~; a plane an4 truck had dent, Karen Holter The Lord1s Pre.sulent J~cehno KubltscbefC' Prayer wa1 led by JoyCe Carcle bas callea 011 the Unilid l!tafel The Pledge to the Ammcan FlaJ to .._uneb a new "Marshall Plan ~ to cure Latin Ameflea's "econom':~ wa1 led b)' Joyce Car!Oll he was a man of J exempJ-'1 The Couaed dtacussed the lilt Je anemia." In a radio spee~~ character, and of uliqueatlont:d of pop boll... Friday, Kublt.acbek declared conduct The couneU plan• 1 bayride on lhat "A union of the Ameritu ..ai; The Uniform Sundiy School July 12 at 7 :lO ot the hom• of essential fot our aurvnoal." liut: Lesson for .lune 29. "A SpQ•~,_ Joyce Caraob did not mdleale JIBI what aort :9(: union be meant ........ man Fod God", I Samuel 3:12 ~~~n!~: ~~:~·:h:a~;~~;;k,;.,::,~ chhtller Ed FltZ.(erald Gordon. In hla forsl game as Cleveland manager, came up wtt:1 ' tactical ntove lhat helped the Baltimore Orioles Friday night Pierce hurled hl9 lhltd alrtlfnr •hutout for tho Ohleago,Whlt' S~x In beotlng the Waahln.ton Seno loro, 3.0, but tHere was 1 bit o! hcart·break for lbe Sl·year-old southpaw even thouah be gained For eight and two·lhlrd• lnnlnr• Frank Lai'YPieree pitched perfect "*II. All be had to do was retire one moftl batter to beco!l!• the llfat left· bander in modern lilaJor league ~;;;:) I hl•tory tq pll!\h 1 •porJal~ game. ;;; .. '· lui' , .., OJ\;; Hit ' Bury MWer, Ow!ter I. MAIN ST. ' Waltent was beat•~ ,J••I week by PoJYI,trov but his wildne•ll' helneri the winners H~'llloe lonl/ll anytime he lakes a mound Middlenort I• honiM Mick Miller will work his arm Into •h•n• for th• .T11lv 20 meetlno with Walters end comnanv Twn former MHS stan hlllh wflh eYtenslv• ••ml·nro and nrn: fesslonal experience would spell only one thing a great duel. 1959 Admiral \ Television Sets . ' t home all rtve Indian run11 Slater famed Henley Royal regatta, !or the Yankee• fanned eight. wh1ch opens its three-day meet walked three; Buah fanned 13 July 2. Duel 01, The Year Is Possible ... i GASOLINE 10n •w· ' I ii dtffarent otripe. Sedueed bf' their opportumty to handle funds, tll~y 01 Point Is Worth Seeing' AI• ehulour flnanco Plan I . Hit aons. however, were or I Add hSI ID warer IPDRI •• t In I Lone Sllrl Agtlo perform• II ill eom C~. lnd ft<!IIIDIII, .;f ooum, when it " · lrt·k,_ Olher tlmea wbeooiri~:~ll<~l:~i:~ l,~!~::t·~=~~. 1 tUna htllo YOiee 1· "~,~:~b~~:j~;~t1 lntereoh very llnlaler .1 1.IO!!,.~ thjoe ,....,.. eon Sea1ouoy, lor exampt.. lildom 1 filii ot U... nlntl and apeaks in thunderou1 tones Ill\ vlriUfiJ of tho1 oln ollen, and quite uaually, It spooks , qu1etly and intlnuatln&IY m th1) DoviAI, wbooe wtorr form • night, when the voteeo ' ol r01aon lbe profntilent • tsleo of and judgment are ollent Envy lht Tealan\<!ftt, wo ).: lusly lo alwayo oecretlve, never explc· ~ort tndlvl4ual, and lbo ' lllbt. alve, aeldom raueouo. iay, 10 quili 11lnklf • Jle Lusl Is nry apt to mote tn• olio capable of aome v017 IJI!en Individual bolatorOUJ, but It 1\ti. did behaviour and oome Oxlreme· aln, .,llh the almost inaudible ly hitb·mmded otlmiRlolratlan. augge111on, the hlll-beitted re Durillg tome of the eltly eriU· mark, the quiet undertone of de. we ..1 yearo of tbe nallo!l'o life, bll- all'l! 'The fore there wa1 anrttllnl like an Greed may beeome brutal, bt:t pbonod me and I OJ'IIDized central got'ernment, the in 1ta early daeta it arr!lYJ 1taelf oven lilk to them ' fife of' the people w'" llllded In •n the robes of Juatioo md reo· • ngecl . ii'ibia .~bloluit bon· r:~i~:~::o~:.~~~:!••dbh-lleo, 1114 It b.It ~IJ.t/ tho lrulh • Meetmg P~ace Is small vofee" b the vole• of ttie. moft #,telaatitl l! '11lere are times Racine continued to ~oDJtnate Ltttle League play in t\uit=:-::-:-i7'-7.-:;::;rt;;:::---;,..;;-~ Count}" league with a solid, 8.() shutout over the Pitates 1dlddlep9rt's Indians squeaked IJ!rough to a 5-4 wl,ri over upstart Yankees to maiplainJ )lelr record at 9·0. In other games Syracuse ke,pt pace by 9·1 on Williams' 9-hitter ~rtd Howell of 4he 1 Redlegs to 3 hits and 'lllln 9.2.. ue lr Cl11T TA~NIHILL In Mlddleporl the S.netoro'con• ~:0 Itlnued thelf climb With s llrllleat, , , I mg of tbe Brave• on Joey Step. w Frldor'o llos~llo Ckhoof 1 h Rartne 6 Chlcop 3 Plttsburah I, night The meeting next wee o ttcers and managers of t e played gam~ wllb Hanning pltcll Porates ~ · : CinciMatl 6 a.n. Fran. S, nl1ht County LittleJi'eaf'e ~~clatlo~h wip be ~~~ in Pomer~y mg 4hit tiall I Vophr " ,5 Lot An1.t•s 3 MllweulcM 1, nl1ht Jumor Htgh es ay n g , not e O)Yn a as previous y Rocme-Porateo· Willie Blar' , , . 2 PhlioclOtphlt S St. Loulo 4, nloht 1 announced A conflict of schedule In the uptown location well got both hill off lel'ly Howard Dodgers o II lnnlnt~ brought the change. I Johnson w~o fanned 10 and walk~~ MIDDLEPORT STANDINGS AMERICAN LIAGUI Top topic for dtscussion Will lH! rulings on what achon- if • three Roclpe got a 3.0 lead inll~· Indoans 9 W. L. Pet. Gl any- should be taken to penalize two teams - the Colonels 1 first •~d never let up ••, 'red all· R d sox 6 NeW York 42 22 .668 tr1pJ.c aftet an eri'Qr, a wa11t rue Kansas C1ty 34 31 528 8\1 and the Mmersvllle Or10 Ies - torL having played boys too old I ey's and hll baUer had filled the sacks 'ankcc< ' ~'"' "' 1 ' Detro1t 33 32 508 9\> ln the second Peanut!l WicklitiP Sen~tors Booton 33 34 493 1011 double netted two runs after two Red egs Chlcato 31 34 .477 111> '""' ' walks B"nell fanned 11 and walk Braves Cleveland 32 36 471 12 Tomorrow's Ohio Valley Association encounters 11111 be •d a !or the losers Lme Scores Baltlmo,.. 29 85 453 13 headlined With a lulu of a game on Mulberry Hetghts when Yankees-Redlegs. A big 5tb ir.· Raeone Washington 28 38 424 15 Middleport 3-0 comes upriver to play Pomeroy 3·1 J nir.g brought home seven runs w•th P 1 ,.rhlay'• R11ults 1 Manager Phil Collins always has had a good iuttmg club. two out and one on G.'1bert !L:Pi, ~a~r'ne, Chicago 3 W,aahlngton 0, nl(lht Clovolond 6 loltlmoro S, night Now he has good pitching to go with Improvements m other ~~.;~~:n~n:tJ~~g~~~,:a~~~r1~r , atcs. Basnett and DetrDit 7 IDttan 4, night departments too. lwo ru.. Then after anether walk IDodgers Now Yorlc 10 Kon. City 3, night Chtef addit\on probably has been the recent :reqmsition of Fmley McKenzie, Boyd and Har· Syracuse !.Ia Middleporter Bobby Nelson, neet left handed centerfielder ris s1ngted Freddie Boyd, now hli Dodf~iehl :;:;cuae, wil:llain• MAJOR LEAGUE LIADOS who can and does hit the long ball. long 6112 wrth 5 homm, tropl>d m (41 an nebrenner NATIONAL LIAGUI Nelson, with Bob Wilson and Jbhnny Young as outfielders, tho first with none on For llw ~~~~~: · 001 011)..o,2 Plaror G. AI II. H. Pet. gives Pomeroy probably one of tlie speediest and clever out. ~edlegs. Fin law doublfd and scor Yankees 101 07lt-,iP9'" "' Ma)\, S F 61 2TI 56 101 373 fields In the league cd on ~n error Gilbert l~nned two R dl I!' Gllberl ~), ., ~ousiai, S L 61 223 33 79 354 . "Walked seven; Speneer fanned one e e ' Yanlteea Jack West, back f rom the Ar my this year, has been regam· IQ rettr th• sode alter com1ng on (51 and Werry • Crowe, Cm 48 "7 16 54 344 Dark, Chi. 61 207 23 71 343 ing much of his pre·service skills on the mound and has been ,. the eliftb Howell fanned 10. and C•lvert 000 004,...4 _. 1 Ashburn, Phd. 63 246 39 114 341 tough through five to seven Innings walked 4 Yan~ees opo~ .~~~-;:;~~; AMERICAN LEAGUii Back of him Collins has been lloldlng Jlmmv Joe Hemsley Syracuse-Dodaers• Syracuoe ha•l Indoan~.. , SlaW and A Vernon, Cleve M 151 25 51 336 who owns three OVA wins to take over when West tires Thts three trevo on the thord, lourth an~ Jt'n ;,.h and Fox, Chi. 68 281 34 86 330 combination has w.orkcd for ' three wins, Its lone loss was to ltflh mnin• led by the billing of ~ed~;;; 8 Word, K C 68 188 28 61 324 Middleport in the flf$1 game lor bltth Baker and Wmebrenner.each .w1th R d s Colavito, ct.. 59 199 26 114 322 , ' t. doubJ.es m the third lnmng Stsson e ox Litlle,' i But John Thompson S Mlddle[lort c)Ub nas looked potent and Winebrenner ear.h bad two Redlegs, H Cerv, K C 114 239 49 76 316 Kuenn, Det. 55 211 29 87 .318 in its three outings. Top pitcher bas been Jamie Bowles with for three For the Dodgers Den Red Sox, Hannmg his fast ball and famous control. And Bdwles has been the top nos Moore Had lour for two, 'Lou" Braves HOME RUN$ D1ehl two for lbJ'e!!. ond hos third Se~;!~~~. Sauer ~e .,A.II ~ew Nttlonal Ltegut - Thcun11, Pi· hitter with home runs In each of his team's three games This should be a good game Sunday starting at 2 p m. lime up was a haid smash !hat wa• Stephenson and gtnlurt. .' rates 2li B11nka, Cubs 18i Cepe' Bleacher seats are available on the ~Ill by the new county Inhandled e•pertlv by the Syracuse da, Giants 16, Walls, Cubs 15, Moryn, Cubs 15 Mathews, Braves firmary Come out to see good home-grown baseball played thord baseman lor an out William• ' ;:.; tanned 9. walked two; Mayer for bY feII ows ou t th ere onIY because 15 th., love the game tho losers fannod four. walked lour Phil Amtrlcen LtttUI -JenSen, !led Gotby In•relief lonned two, walk Sox 20, Cerv Athletics 19; Triandos, Orioles 16, Suwers, Senators LeW~1S ed two MIODL.PORT US, Mantle, Yankees 13; Gernert, In other OVA matches, Jack!on MJ comes to Reedsville Jndlan-.Yankeea· Charley Bu•h Red Sox 13 0 3 for a doubleheadP.r and Point Pleas,nt 1·1 goes to Galli- held the Yank~ea to one hit, a sin ' ' ' polis 0·3 Point, wltb .Jhnmv Lewis and Rusty Wamslev to gle In the 6th but wlldne" and er Run1 Batted In I• ' " "4atlontl LttiUI - ThomaJ, Pi say nothing of Dick Walters' pitching figures to be plenty I rors had him In dor• danger " ' the Fankees scored f01 1f on threr. "'¥ 615; Banks, Cubs 54, Cepe touP'h from here oh out HENL'EY . · walks and two f1elders' Choice.~; rut!\ da, Glunts ~. Spencer, Giants 46, Th '. • Is voun~ Lewis 'boy, All·West V!r~lnla bitting star of AllenBwortb's Mt Indion hitter. HENLEY ON Mays, Giants 42, Crowe, Red Pomt who til In 32 qames in hiQh school (missing out on his bunched them in the second in UPI - Ton rowing crews 1.... ' legs 42 scu llers from all parts of last one at Mlddleoort) Is a nleasure to watch in the battin~ ning with Bush Jeadln• off by lrtp· AmtriCin League - Cerv, Ath· lettcs 58, Jensen, Hed Sox ~:t; box Strength, qulckne•s and coordination are his assets He's ltn~ and Morrio and Wellman "" world begah orrlvlng todAy ' ' oled With two walks this broUMht challenge the Home talent in Gernert, Red Sox Sievers, a natural . ' l'rlll foMi'notlonol ar !UIIIlOil NA1'10NiL LIAGU! \\!., t.. Pet. Gl Milwaukee SO 28 558 St Louia . 3t ~ .531 1II San, Franc11co 36 82 629 1II Clnolnpatl 31 .1100 3\1 Chttago 38 35 .486 4 II Pittsburgh 82 36 471 ~\1 Phdadelpbit 29 33 468 5!1 • Los Ante[e~ 31 3~ .4113 6 Sea • Atc0SSOries fo Sin 1Radne; Jddians The Dallll sentlnr.l lj! ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Mfd1l!~1·0. , JUDII '.li't@ll~l sut-~J)AY 8CIIOOL ~N or mE wuK • ,, , . I' \ ' I ' ' o o ' o ' o ' 0 o 0 0 I 0 0 0 o o o o o o o 0 o o .. 0 o o DJJ!Et'tOU CAIHIER < ,, ., ' ; ' �.....,. ............ f f ... .' ' ,,~ ,, \' ' WANT ADS PHONE 398 Mfolmgg ...... per ward fitflllree eoiiiOCUii'lf llutertlotlo. Sl*ill - One monlh lor 211 cenbi per WGtd. llo.--41101111 , """IS 101:1-on. Cord ol 'l:llanb aDd llpeetol N.U.. D11 Boeall fl.GO. Ol«uaiot pabllshecl all cent per word. 1 · 6419 6 28 6tp apartments, three rooms and bath, unfurmshed, suitable for two Also offtce space Phone M1ddleport 6009. 6 16 12te New I 1 ~ fOR H.h:N'f- ·i!.XU!RSIOD LaC...oA•III Commercial vegetablEs and po· tato growers olt.on wa1t too long to Irrigate, says E c Wittmeyer, Ohio State Universtty Extension bortlculturilt Many times a small application of water early m the season wiU pay large d1videnU!, he says. The natural tendency 1s to delay irrigation, hopmg that ram will occur' The modern grower atms for near perfect stands of plants Thl$ ty, Ohio, passed on the 29th day ot M3y, 1918, punu:ml to the wkere Irrigation un belp, aecording to Wittmeyer. Growers puttiOJ out planll for late can 1et 1 better 11tand by tP&Slying wltter immediately after planting, unless rain OCtlJrs. Aa llttle 11 \4 mch of water per aere ean mean the difference between a fair stand and an exceJlent stahd. Potato growers should be ready to apply water early If hot, dty weather occurs at tuber-set time, Willmeyer says. Thio Is usually the time when blooros oceur, but sometimes potatoes do not bloom under Oh10 condlt10no Growers should examine plants and sod carefully to see if water ill needed Plants d1ffer in theu appe:arance when they need water. Sweet corn leaves curl; peppers and spinach wdt; older leavea at the base or tomato, cucumber, and muskmelon plants may changes color slightly. The leaves usually become a dark· er green, often almost blmah · ahead of the deSirable green color mdlcatillg trowth. ~ome ~ommerclal growers are usmg tensiometen or plast('r of Paris resistance blocks to deter· mme when soil moisture may be reaching the low pomt where crop growth may be restricted. Such procedures are better than VIsual sy mptoms, W!ttmcycr says, becaulle when VISUal sy~ptollll OC· cur, croq :yleld and quahty aheady have been reduced · 11 ha"''t Scaffold Boards, Drop Clotb.l provunons 'II Section 3318 06, R• j II NOtices GOOd CiHn Uood Cora Clmton l'"lsher, Mld"' 1apo:t, 0 vlsed Code, ther~ will be submit AU llokot ontl Modolt Phon'! e265-X. t l~l·U Ie.l• to a vo t e o1 e pcop Ie of sal d M~TROPOLITAN School D»:tnct at the Special Auto Solot Room s-Apartment Close In tOWI' t 10 'I'F 127 Butternut Avenue 6--18·12\c Elcc11on to be held thercm, at I he regular places of voting, on 1uesday, the 8tH day of July, l!J58, the 195-1 "jj;~k· Spec181. owner -will J - 5 room unrurmshcd apartfollowing combined question sacnfice. Call 61H·Y, Middle· ml•nt Phoue 3IO.M_ _ o 20 tf "Shall bonds, be ISSUed by the port after 4 30 P m. 8 2~ 6tp 4 room ap<4rtment, 155 )lulberry Board of EducatiOn of the South· iave _ save $1300 Tak~ over Avc All convcmences Call Har· ern Local S~hool Dlstnct, MC1gs . Ohio, for the purnose of pnyments on 19M~ Studebaker pu s Tailor Sbop. 6 23 6tp County, PAYING 1HE COST Of' THE Sh~e Silvor Hawk Fully equipped 14 room house 1;-;o~try: Phone PURCHASE OF CLASSH00~1 FA Mlddleporl, Ohio Very clean Phone 197 between 823 )f 6 24 6tp CIT..ITIES CONSISTNG OF AC· 9 a m and 5 p m Phone 6388 QUIS:tiON OF SITE, RE~WDELaftrr ~ p m. 8 28 3tc 3 ruom ap.u tmcnt - 2 sleeping lNG EXISTING ,. REPROOF room' Call 388 Y 6 26 6tp SCHOOL BUILDING I ~ND CON ATTENTION For Sol~ NEW FILLING STATION STRUCTINO A F 1·R E:P R 0 0 Jo' 6 room unfurmshed apartment 10 SCHOOJ. BUILDING AND FURN :-:-:NOW OPEN ,) room house with bath. Nice lo 11omeroy Call 294 6 26 tf ISHING AND EQUIPPING SAME Lout•d On East Main St. catlon out of high wator C ;d. 10 the sum or Three Hundred Sev: SAVE lii:U Emplovrnt=nt Haley, Rutl.,d. Ph 24823 cniy·four Thousand Dollars· C$374 ON YOUR GASOLIN I 6 28 Stp OMu-" OO) em d a 1cvy 0 f t axes b,c Wonted made outside or the ten mill lim· ---:24 ft house trailer, Completely Have experience-w ill travel co.cl 1tatlon estimated hy the county furnished $47~ 00 Call 807-M auger, dozer, pansc:apcr, etc auditor to average 4 50 nulls for ~1rs. Glenn Cundiff Jr, Syra· Strip mmcs or constructwn 11 ' ... cuse 6 28 ate Catl 842 J 8·27·3t" GASOUNE each one ltlundrcd dollars of valu· cuEruuEs: start picking Monday, [ atton, for mox1mum per1od or June 303th New Haven Orchard I twenty-three (23) yms to pay "•mbm nl the New Haven EUB IIUPER REGULAR TU~688 6 28 7tc . the principal and mterest of such Church held a cb . urch ptcmc at OR bond•." Cabbage aOc a bushel Harn • • tho Garden Club Roadside Park 1n SUPER PRt:MIUM AND Farm, Bouman's • aun. Tru.:k t'REE CATALOG Contains hun New Haven on Sur Js:y afternoon. AT "Shall on adcltt10nal levy of dreds of busmesses, farm s and load cut Bring tontalner• Attendm!J were Mrs Betty, Jones Pomeroy Farm Bureau mv1mc properties throughout taxes for l~c benelil 11f lhe South· RawlmgEI, Mrs Ethth Rouah, Mr Phone 3659 6-2'7·3lc Co-Op A,.ndallon U S , Canada Spcc1ly type and ern Loc::tl School lll .lnct, Me1gs and Mrs. Burlc Dod.son , ~dr and Hours 6·00 A M In 10 00 PM loc 111on de sited Deal direct County, Ohio, for the purpose vr ·•. s Willard Armstrong 'Mrs. Emil U)53 Harley Davtd!lon motor 165 wtth own~rs U [ IJuyen D1gest paying the cost of the purchase ot Woods, Johnny and Stevie, Rutb Daily Except Sunday Very good cond1t10n Low mllc ltl08 Hlllhurst , Dept. 1105, Los claasroom facillt1ea from the state Sayre, LarJ y L1cving, E M•ln St. - - Pom.roy, 0. Dorothy age Saddle bags, extraa wor•h at the rate of one ha lf null for each Sayre. Bernilrd Litving, Jr, Judy Angeles 27, Calif 6 28 Up $75 Harold Hysell, Main S\. one dollar or valut~hun except that A1 nold, Rut~ Ru8sell, Nancy ~rm­ NIJ Ill E Rutland, Ohio Phone 2432~ m years in wh1ch the tax strong (20)Busl!'le$$ ~rvlr.es ratethosa 'l'lw Darwin Teh~ ~~lwn t: Ex<:himge 6·27·3tc for debt scrv1cc ouls1dc the Sheldon Rousb, Dorotha Ohlingwill th!-iconttnuc vpcriiliOn June limJtation n lcs!l than er, C.rol Ohlinger, Phd Cooke, 21" ~onlth TV, $6000, 17" Ze·, AIH CONDITIONINI.l, RefrlgCI'R ten·mlll 30, 1058. twn scr vtce Jack's }lefngerat10r th~e j nd one·haH mlll !i, the rate Ned Armstrong, lth TV $40 00; 3 wrm~cr waal Eddie Stein, Signed New Haven Phone TU·23537 shall be Increased to that rate Butch Fleohcr, Jimmy Gress, ~r· ers, $10·$20·$30; Bendix autJ Homer fle as 6 23 tf which is the difference between bara Young, lletty Young, Phyllls washer, $40 00, G E Record President four mills and the L:~x rate for Player, BlnKle 78, $10 00, Be<l 6 28 II< TERMITES IXl~RMfNATID, dobt service outside Lhc ten m11J Gctte, Mr. •nd Mrs Luther Smith room suit, $30 00 Quad Ga~ for lrce illopeotlon phone 383·'11, limitation, until the pur~hal!le and Terry1 Mr and Mrs. Tom -------Range, $25 00 Miller Repair Cn Gllmort .Suppl~ Store, Pc;meroy, price Is paid but 1n no case longer Hoffman and Tommy 1 ~'llr. and Will IIOl bfl fE'IIPilHSiblC for any Mrs Fred Bat~y. Mr and Mn. Bin Harrisonville, o. Phone 24786 All warJt gu&rantevd. FuiiJI Jn- than twenty-three ye.ws~" ddlt ~ rodtratted hy anyone olh· Durst, Mr. and Mrs Edward Bum· 6·27-atp. aured. Vaughan'a 11du.trltl aad The Polla for s<etd electiOn w11l cr lhan myself garner and Sue Ann, Mr. and Holldential Termite Control Ser· open at 6·30 o'clock a m , and Wllll ilnt Stephenson Mrs George ~~wel!..,i~r. and ~1n open lmlll ij ao o'clock v ""'· SL ~·r~o.. w... va. .a ~ II "lddieport. Ohio 6 Jl, hydroplane boat bull\ lo Harry Miller and GaU !j'Q,I'I~ •. ~~d u Standard Tune} of saad racing •peclticatJona w th sleet· 6 18 M< 1 hmss hefrlteratlc.n and AppU Leah Ann, Mr. and Mra Ray day lng wheel Call 3D2·M 6·27-lltp Weaver, Mr and Mrs. Otho Liev ance Servtce. Rt~cme. Tel. 3812 By order or the Boo~rd of Elcc l2l Cord Of Thanks 0 inch jointer with 1 H P molm 5- 13-ll. In g. t1ons ot 'Meigs Cou nt~ . Oh1o Mr. nnd Mra Bernard IJevlng\ and stand Complete. Charlc• Dated June 14, 1953 We would '!ike to lhunk the man)' UAVIU & 1'141.1>1'•••"'' ~~:J\~1~~ Mr and Mrl!l Pote Burria and W Rcutor, Chcstn Road or CaU ROBERT N CLARK f11ends and ncu; hhors, the Ew Phone 200. 1;lehmd Appllanee: Julymy and Becky, Mr. and Ml'l! 43~ 6·21-li<P Clmrmnn lllg F'uneral Hom(', Rev Weslcl' Store, '1/. U.aJn bUeel Lawrence Llevitlg and David, !fjr ALBERT GLOECKNEII Jcnkana, the Moms Chapel 1955 38 ft Al.na Houst> Tnller .:t l•om•rJ). 2-~tJ and Mrs Paul Rlehlrd, Sharon, --.,-·- - (61 14, 21, 28, 3tc Clerk <,.hUI'Ch, flower ~uls, the Racine 'steeper Inquire Earl'11 Barber 1 and · Debra, Mra ottl' Roush and CV!IJCRETII BLOCl\11 F.m{'rgeney Sq u,ad a11d all oth Shon, Racine, Ohio 6·21·31p Sally, ,Mra Eugene Weaver, Pam crs who hclpiDI,! 10 man)' W11y11 luiiCI Bentt Fer Lilt' and Kathy, Mrs. Bert Rousb, Mn NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT for ihCJr thoughHul klndncs!lcs cabb1ge For Sale Prlr:e Ia right CIM Nt. 17,172 Cliff Roush, Mr& Clayton Athey GRUBSER BLOCK Cu. during the lllru·r~~> and death of Homer Roush, Syracuse, Ohio and Judy, Mrs. Juha 15ryant, Rev l1t1M of Mabtl B W1ber our w1re and mother , MrH E 0 6 25 6tp I Mil.. North Dt Pomeroy and • Mrs K. J. Scott, Mra. Roy Decea1d Taggert Jones and Mike, Mra. Marvin Oft lt. U . Ctll Wm. Grutter Notice Is hereby !liYCn that E o 1'11ggcrt family Dlmns Room table, Dunr•n Phyfc RoUJh snd Bobby, Bob Roush, Vcrn'on L Weber whose Post 0( Style. Csll 3481. 8 23 6\c Sprlnll 6 28 ltp Good used broaktast set. "Warm _ ___ _,_.c__.-,-.,.. flee a~dresa Is R D No t Mtd Jeanettll :md Jeanne Miller 1nd I would Ilk ~.: to thank everyone • Morning" atove. Hand lawn QU!CK SERVICE On Watch l!o dlcport, Ohio, has been dul} ap· Lynn Miller. pllrlnj hJ tactoey Train•• pointed Admmistrator of the Es· lor the luvel,y ca rds, gifts and mower. lnqulre Katte'11 Lunch, wal<hmaller~ COLUNS JEWta. tate of ,Mabel 8 Weber late of letters or encouri!QCnlcnt, durina: or Ph 24342 RuUand. 6 25 Stc IIUI, Puo.oro,, 1 I ~ Meigs County, Ohw deceased my h0tipllalb:a11un WordJ canDsled thi> 25th day of June, not express how much they Good lonll Gravel 45c por y4, Are you plannina: to bulle! or re UIL'Unt to me 1958. Loaded wblle you waiL Aloo model? Call Alva Luckeydoo, JOHN C BACON Mrs Wllluuu f GrUilllcr trucka ovallable to haul at reo· TUrner 23536, 6-6·231p Judge of the Probate Court 6 28 lip .onablo rotoa. MeJ1s Cnunty, OhiO Tree trimming and removmg Low WILLIAM McKILVIY prices 8 years experience Rob- (6) 28, (7) 5, 12, 31c (81 Aut.J Sales CORAL GABLE~, Fla: UPI Portlontl, Ohio - - - Sclentlsta ert K Sayre, Racine, Ohio. Ph. ot the Unlvenlty ol 1%7 Bu lck V8 c.;;;;;;ey-,::2~.39::3 Letart Falla 2160. 6 2ll 6tc Miami ~arlne J,aboratory today 4 rtr nlvlera St><lan Dyndlow CtuiGIII BuUI Kllo!bell ,...,... .,...,...,..... studied lhe batlerfd bod)! of a drive. Sharp lookm,t; hard top tor 1our ho100. l'rtt uilmolll 43-foot stant oquld found on the Owned by locul mechanic. New ror,maa • Abbott. Phoao & room frame POMIROY ocean surf3ce in the Bablmaa. Bulck trade In Ulat!ttmm, (lom IIJM.~ , •• u base(26x40) w1th Dr Glll.el't Voo~' lrw'iae ael· ,... eroy: 6-27-lltc ITIIUCTUIIAL I IIAMI Near cntilt at the ,laberatury, oald the ment and Bar1•alna In Used end II•POIHIItd fCIIAr IIIOH .,.. MIT ALl and out of high 250.pound oquid was partially mu· Central 1937 Chevrolet \1 Ton Pickup Ht•tpolnt Appllonceo. No down buy at $4000 $1,M3 Very low mileage E.l water. tllated, opparcnt!Y the re•ult ol po:•ment on the lollowlni- Au· 6 · room rramc • lurlouo underoea batlle with a tra nil'e. Blucltnars, Puntcro,y. tomollc Waoher and Drr•r ~ 6-27-6tc. , home gas heating sperm whalo. He aa14 the squid montha old; Two Fretoer• up LarMe lot out any high water, wae probably allacklrii b)i sharks right I& cu. IL 12cu. R1;, UoeJ Ph1110 110 PlmtN) 1033 Buick V8 Super 11,393 2 dr and near Grant Street Garage all<\' aurladng. ' Re!rla·Water heotero· T, V R1v1era Cpc Dynaflow drive n out cellar $tiWO Might con· Voss pointed out lhol giant Many other ' AppllollcOI, Tho & H. Power Slcerlnc Only 211, trade for l!mallcr houso in squids Uve deep In th~, oeoa, ..... ona TV S.,.kt Store ollerlnl dlsco~n!l to 986 mUtHI by orlgma\ owner Phone Olio McCllnlock usually below 20 lathomS: snd everyone. We wlll lAke bid or II'F.::~·~-~~ area Extra mcc. Blat•tlflllrs, Pomt· are rarely seen on the 1urface. lllclno, Ohio 310 acres on U S. 33, new guna or anythlna 'br valu1.1 roy 6-27-6tc midway between Pomt:ro:y an~ A operm whale1 which feeds ou G6 2Dtc a• part payment File Re!rl1m Alhen11. 7 · room house wilh squids, probably •drove It 16 the lion , Rt 7, South Middleport. 19ll7 Pontiac VR 2 dr $2,3U3 Cat bal!l Free gas. 80 acres 1n cull!· surface after the battle., he uid. nsuror,ce Open evenings 8-20-Gtt allna Cpe. Uyd ra mntlc dr1vc 3 vation, 24 acres in corn now The alan! squid, found Tuc..tay, new Kelly Cclcbr:uy Ny~m Large basement barn. Other Male Beaalo doa. 1 year lold< . Coli by a IT. S. Fllh and Wildlife Scrv· White Wall ltrcs One urcful 8 1M 3lc BuHdtngl mdudlng another Ice patrol boot, VI~' the largest owner. Blacllnar!!, romeroy. 366 Pomeroy. burn. Property jommg new gas ever tOken In thfo areA. Vliaa said 6-27-61< UVING ROOM SU!Til In aood con field . All minerals Included lhc find proved !bill , jhe, 11ant - - :--:=---:-:-- -::--:----: dillon, Color, blue. See Mn. Mil $14,000.00 to settle estate. to tho Cotlbbean 1950 Ford Faurianc, Fnrdor 8 cyl lard V1n Meter, Raclne. ·Phone CIJCKL!R R!ALTY ~nd ~loloilllo placed Fordmaater, ll & H . wh1lo 8 24 6tp BOX !29 PHONI 101·Y ebol'licalaf to ~eoervc tlrca. Reilly a nice car. At a 34M. . ' ' ' 6283tc bar.aaln price Phone 1&3 Nice cabbOie. 50o por buahol (21) 11>2'7-6tc. BriiiJ container. R.,oeU Find ley, Lollrt Falls. • 24 4lc New 6 room house 1nd ~th on large lot In nice noilhberhood Youna robbltdoi i'; trade Lo<ated on folutben')' HoiJhl• William Roynoldo, 108 Cole St , near Children'• HcJme Pbonlll e M atp 11·M , cau 119. Homes. M&DJ tt It...,, lut'll ---- Store I ·- f -Jl -------- Fy,.·Zon (19) Business EUB Church Of N. ~0bl~h1 ~':ou:t~ :: ~~5 ~:~~:tlr;; Haven Has Picnic In Park 0 nSunday Opportunities , - - ___ .-.........,.. .d.' In Mountain p~ KATMANDU, Nepal - _ .' ..,, WE BUY . Body Of Giant Squid Found , In Carribean. J UP!-.\~ 1 l!range creature-pmrbly 1 clo!Je ~ : •I ,l~ ihlll' J ~, ·~ j 4-H NEfS ( f' l · ' Ill& Cuwm Sbllltp ,.~J{iJ , oriJee BDII'II 1 to U, 110 I;~ ' ~01- .. ~ \ ANNOUNCIH'Q • ,, WILLIAM KENT IJ•AII(E "'TUDIQ RlgiSfrafiOn • • Of 5 June 30th -11 . I , A.M.- ·1:00 p,M, BATON SPANISH ·- "','ALlET TOE ACR0 1.1<;s •r·r\r- C"USb ;;'";;;;;;t. I -- A. "',." j pI zz ABu RG''E·R·. . . ATasty Treat You'll like '.T~ E~t Sunshine Circle June Mee t'mg' , Held This Weak ,.. The June meetmg of th~ Sun shmc Ctrcle was held at the home of \1rs Lucy Kim ~1 Mi s Carne Bahr, president, con<luctc~ the meeting Whlch wat opancd by Scnpture reading and prayer by Mrs Ktm Rcp'orts were read and approved It was votetl to order dishcloths 1o sell as a monc, making project Plans were du1eusscd for a picnic durlng July A rcadjng "M1stakc11 Are Made, We Cl!n't Deny- But Only Made By Those Who TrY," was gtven by &1rsr R. K Rowan. Durmg the IIOCial hou~ group slngmg o( hymns and orgal'l mus1c were enjoyed Rdreabmerttll of 1ce cream, an· gel food cake and eoUee were I .' ~ Bill'E ONE , r ' ' ...t'llo~ '! ~t' •• "Crow's Steak·. Hpuse . 1 ,.._,., t\V, MAIN ST. '' / . ' P9¥EBOV, OHIO · "' .. AUCJ.t'ON · Sat. July 5tfl 1:00 P.M. C..nalpmenl Sale FURNITURE - TOOLS APPLIAN(fFB Bradford Auctlon.Co. WATIR ST. - RACINI , Alkyd PIANOS eBALDWIN eWURUTZER and OTHER FAMOVS BRANDS Quoit I' $2,15 I. DAILY 'VALLE¥:: and ·$ "heeM, Tnlaet ........ rBOIIII u IAC&IIO'M. 0. "3 ' Olio liNd lqr. the &pOJtrophlet, , ~lnta. Each s. Third OI.RUN lllNBALN , .iiii ... ,.. "' .... ' ' , .,. .. ' I . I' VRAI. -......____ (20bl . ' ' OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ---=::- I relahve of tne eiUJtve aiY.Immablt: __ r'. h be k 11 d "9 snowman- as en 1 e m a ~ , t 1 ' ' ' 1 rugged, mounofannorth· pai\5 ncar the!4,()0()-oot wlld border , •• western Nepal and Tibet, 1t was ~ _ 1 ' • •. ' 1 ,, "' reported today. rl ·\_ ' .' There was' speculabon that the creature, described as four-and· ~ ~~i 1 1• ~ , a-half feet toll, bear-like snd in· ' OF POMER()'y1 • I' · ,., credibly strong, might even be l .; .... I the fabled vet! Itself. a" ~j" The creaiore was sold to have Ullllllr. 11115 1 le on I'" two le•" run near Y yak a m•the size~of a ful!y •• DA"" Bu'.. carrymg '., HALL ""·ruri• ~~ A:ve. 3 urown cow m 'its arms. ~ "'1. ' • ~00 The Nepalese hunter who led I , ,\ the party so.ld he f-oll?wtd "what I CLASSFS IN ,.. 1 looked hke a human footprint" I mto a craggy paFS w :ted m.-by 1 50-foot bould"rs. ' ' Do "1 h I • rnered lD A;,. Jr.!i,. ~ e amma wa, c,? Brn· lhe pas. with It~ prey lhe hunt· • , ";' . , ..:r saJd , We tncd to h11111~:;;;;;;;;;!;:;;i;;;;:;::;;;:;;;;; hy tli"OW111g down b()ulders, n. t we only mJured him hr made ~ ~ strange, whJstlmg sound when b. Dave You Tried was hurt He tried to get away, ' ' ' '·' " but we finn.lly shot h11n down." ~·, The hunter was in Cor a shock Awhfn he took a close look at the . . , ' 1 beast "Its face was hke a bear'" TilE NEWEST AND GREA:J'E~T "I'ASTE he said "but 1U feet were human" , . Th creature alao was covered SENSATION IN A S~WI9H e w1th long, fine hair, less coar<Je ·SINCE THE HAMBURGER, than a be.r'o ' :if. '• ' f "·' 1 ------ =:-:-:::"""' - ) ' 1 7 ·room house large yard On Lincoin Hill Walter Grueser CaU 213 6 28 6tp Down!itam; 3 · room furmshed apartment Adults only Ph 6087 Y, Middleport 6 28 61c f'ul1 race ot a per wurd wW be cllai'IOd lor ad'"rt!o!it& H llllpld for beforo tbe 15m of ea.!b 111011111 fOIIowlnaiDJortluL l!:rrora In Advertwna-Should 1>o reoort'!'f lmm.teb. 1'111 Daily SenUnol• will not be reopo•Jiblo for morv than ono lneot Roush's ' \ For~R6T- ready July Sth Pb RATES on• . .- . . . Don't Wait Too Long Strange Animal ~. :·~~d~::tLu~~t~~::i~:;:;L~! To Irrigate Vegetables Reported ~lain I N. W, ~~t:!~!.'-'~,, a:,Q. 1141 roa CONSISTENT IJBPENDABLI BIStiLT8 ' ....It 1/fJt - . ~ . • ,. , , I &-Dallf SeDUnel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport. 0., June 28, 19~ - ' .' "· " •' M., '.,;l ~ tl ' ·l·., ' . ,. ~w . ' i •,' ' •"f· .- ! �I ' NEW YORK UPI-Roy Campanella. still undergoing phyaical reha~ilitatlon, has detilned an ap pointment ae a member ct POMEROY SOCIETY thP. "New York State .\thlftle Com· • mission. .Mrs Thomas MCClung and ebll(lMBJJsaehusetts enaetett the first rcn, J1mmy and 8\fpJln~. o1 Wit· state eompulaoty .sebool attend- mmcton v.ill arr1ve Sunday for ance law ih 1802 whereby 1 chil- a vasat wlth her parents Mr a~d 1 dren.. between ' 8 an~ 14 year, of Mrs. Dale Smith age were requ1red ~ attend scllool for 12 weeks a year. .. - I· t ' Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Wijson re· ~urned home Friday evening after an ovcrmght vlslt with htu ·mother, Yrs R. E Wilson, Amesvllle. RITURN$ HOMI Mrs Roy Anaenon of Langs:Mr. Howurd Lyons and lOR af vllle, Ohio, has returned home af· Portsmouth were rceent guests qfl ter spending three weeks helping :~ and Mrs. Wyatt Gilbert and • LadUe .Jfaldlns .... , .. .. .. . • .. Pomeroy f!,Jida Rlee . • .. .. • .. . .. .. .. .. Middleport +teath Methodist DJuebird Class '!( 'Partv Is Held care for her dauKhter and new Mr and Mrs. Robert Nlday and · The 81uebird Class .1! the Heath grandson, Mrs Anlold Fisher, of Sabma, Ohio The Flthers ~e the grandson, Ricky, returned to tbeb: Methodist Church which IS com Degre,es Conferred At Rock Springs .· Gran.ge Thursdqy· · • nt.t n e ty ' ly Unl\011 Ohio:' fl'alr today, tOni~ today 12-90. 60t. ' lntereits Of The tmt and second dgrees wen: given to fhe candida{ei when Area pnrents of two other children, EI- home m Sprmgf1cld, Friday, af~r pp.eed o~ 1, 2, 3rd grodcrs held a Rook Springs Grange met Thurs:1 v1s1t with Mr. aad Mn. Wyatt PlfiY at the home of Mr and Mr!i day evening with {\moa I:.edhard, leen and Warren. DON'T LET FIRE THROW YOU • FOR A FINANCIAL LOSS I A V. D. EDWARDS 1:-ISURANCE OF ALL TYPES E. Second St. Phone 35X SINGLm COflf-Gc . Guy Shuler, Third St with the1r worthy mut.r, presiding. • c daughter Sherrie the ho~tcss ' All officers were prfi!sent for Mrs Fred Rosenbcum 11 conThe party, Friday :.'ternoon ~~ faned to ncr home by illness one o( the ~many event~ planned by the meeting. The cbarte1 waa drap· 'Mrs Lee Rtchardson and daugho the mothera for the su tamer moo ed Jn memory of Dr. C. E. W Down1e Plans were made to live tcr, Joan, of Warren, and Mrs tht. the third and fourth degree!!, at a Davey Cro~k~tt. of Llttle Rock, Highlight of the afhrnorm wa~ special meeting to be held Thurs Ark, are tbc guests of Hr. and Mrs Fred Rosenbaum. They are the m()de of travel m the •·oJden day, July 8, to practice "tor the also Vllilbng in M:oson, w va., llmes" eompar~ wtth the modcr!" annu~al inspection. With .Mr and Mrs RusseU Cape- day travel. The children pulled harl ' , \fl~h otb~ 1n,_in antlqtw buggy on Contributions were mode to~ bot!1 Mrs Ed.,.;ard Llviogsfun 1 and , the S~IJ.ieltllaifo, then were take 1• the Pomeroy and •)i1ddleport Em tlaughter o.nd Mrs. Clara Auadn ot o",a tour M the to-.vn 111 a modern crgency Squads. Plans were com d<~y for a visit With Mr and u-. !t'!tioil wAgon. Pictures were t<> ple.ted for serving refreshments al .,.. c f th th tl the Bloo-'... obUe on June 30. , duyy f or a vieit wtth Mr. ahJI ~· r.en o ' e Y,uung!':ters 1r. • e an """"0 " , John Frick, • ~ 'que buQy, the 'Clole of th& meeting the Mra. Shuler was mmsteil by M 1·~ quafterly biithd:lJ supper. was Mrs Eldon Weeks spent r\d4)' Orin Smith, their teacher, ir ser ved. I 1•11h ht:r parents, ~lr: an Sire.~ Villi 'bag1 rof popcorn and kbohud 'r4--..,..--'--·---John Fru:k , to' th'e members, Patrtcla Ault, gue.ste, Karolea Stobart and Greg~ Judy Jennmgs of Manilowac, , Debbie Collapy, Jan!ct' Everson Dodd. Wise, amved Fr1day for a two Karen }broby, Jeann Neal, Kath ~ weeks v1s1t with )ter father, Carl Morpn, Mary Gerard Charleen \ Fa\'0111 were storybook~, to be Jcrnmgs. Dodd, Sherrie Shuler and the twiJ used for summer reading. Gilbert and son SeHer to be aafe thGII to he IOrl')'l Pomeroy '' I ' ' The ams with Barbara Combs, rJght, interlocutor, ryn Crace, and Belva Stov~r, 1elt to ngh\, who A Lot" Mmstrel to be gtven in Racm~ High of ~ uly celebratton there sponsored by the Racme .These (mostly) Eighth Graders of , Ce~rt held a for this third showing of the minstrel thai packed ' •' IN OUR> BIG· E CL FIUD;\1' JUNE 27- SATURDAY Farm Youth Point Pleasant, W. Va. ONE W£Ej(, .. ~i' J~ 28 _: SUNDAt TONIGHT J~E ~ OPEN 8:00 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M. 1' "' . 1950 Oldsmobile • Was $195 $119 1954Chevrolet2dr·Was $745 $599 1951 Chevrolet4dr. Was $445 $269 1952Cbe~rolet4dr Was $545 $389 1951 Chevrolet2dr. Was $445 $239 1949Pirmouth4dr~t!~~ $295 . $~77 1955 Plymouth Bel. Was $1195 $999 1954~h~vrolet2dr ~\Y~ $845 . sets $239 1952Chly. r olet2dr4Yias $~95 ., ' 1951 Ford Tudor Was $395 . !10 i ~ ~ "~ 1953Cheyrolet4dr Was $599 $42 5 1948 Po·n.tiac 4 Doo( 1957 Chevrolet Was $2195 · $1899 194&Chevrolet2dr ·was $195 ' HARDTOP COUPE 1956MercuryCon Was $1895 $1765 1949 ,ord 4 Dopr Was $l75 ·· · $95 1953ChevroletCpe Was $695 $599 1952-Ford Tudor .~~~ $645 $.S45 1953 Buick HT Cpe Was $765 $59t 1953.C:bevrolet2d~. ~~· st~s ·s t25 1953 Plymouth Cpe Y.<~ $565 $395 1~5~ .F~rd Tudor . ~~ $795 ~95 ' I , I ' l ,. : by lhc . and Emergency which was tw1ce In Aprd will be same cept for the new numbers. i These wiU include D. ndvelty dance "Wa1tm' and Rockul" by Johnn;v Donohue and Sandr4 Don· ()hew; j'A Bicycle Built for Two' by Elizabeth Braden, RIUSell Cummms and Carol Shain. 1 ra ' , , c ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '' '' :; New Golden Anniversary Valpe , f~&[dalle'_; ' ',.,. • Celebralillg General Motot~ A number of first •• 1 · ~··············~·~·. ····· • I 1. • lrt~~~~r~: be featured 1D Jl Built for Two" and "F11rmer and Lass1es". I Look what you &et In ' ·' ' ' •' ' . ' • >USED T:R 1954 ChevrQiet 2 T. Y,lis $995 (C&C) '. 954 Chevrol•t2 &C) • ' T;.~~ $1095 \,' Chevrol•t ' ..~ $1395 ' .. :. A _lwo-s~te 'check writing" apree by two youthful West tn which stores In Sl. Albans, Charleston Pomeroy and Middleport were llictlmlzed came to a halt S~turday wtlh lheir arrest at Athens liy A~ens-Co Sheriff flanJid Shtelds. . • • The young pair, identified as Norvil Frankhn Souder 23 V~rgm~ans BEEN ADDED TO 'MINSTREL Youthful Speeder Arrested T After 70 mph ed by N K quellne Coe, agents ' West Virginia Y~uhg. Couple .:, . Is Apr.rehenddl,F.or Forgery - 'a..-1· .' .' .eport Police Is Light ··weekend . and J!ftt;,/qyce Martin, 20, ~~ st: Alb3n'8, Wl!l'lt V1rgm1a, after tbelr w~ile hltohhtkmg wire turned .over to the custody of Sher'· iU Rolielt ' Harte, bach of Meill• County late s~turda y SouruJcrJ, in a he.:.rmg bc-fou County Judge Emmt•lt People& on Monday mommg pleaded guilty to the charJP. of forgery and wa 8 bound over to the Meigs County Grand Juey under bond of $1,000. Souders 1ft makm g h111 plea mliiJStecJ th: t Jus compamon bad nothing to do w1th the check wnt· ••PIC!i'e � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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