https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5691fc120abe4d304518d136bbc0d2ac.pdf cf71189c9f090423a64e29ff9f8b9687 PDF Text Text .. ~Sentinel, Pomeroy 1Atkins-Newell Wedding Vows Heath Methodist Are Exchanged On June Third Class 12 Picnic Is Held Indoors o., June 18 • 1959 'Sayre-Lieving Wedding To Be Event Of Friday ·lliddlepol'\, Due to the cool weather tbe pacnic wblCb the Clau 12 of tbe Heath Metbod1st Cburcb bad planned was held Ln the churt::h. After the covered dub supper the bu11ness meeting wu conducted by 1Mrs. Emerson Jonea. Rev. Raymon Konkria:bt pve the devotions and also the program His program was talun from the book of Methddiil Altars and gave descrlpUon of sanctuaries and dlflerenl altars In various churche.. He al&o pve and explained the symbOit Of the church He dosed the program wath prayer. The detsert and drink for the meal was furnished by the bot tess committee lor the month consisting of Mrs. Garnet EDt. mmger, Mrs. M. L. Fl'eocb, Mrs. Burr Forrest, Mrs. Ralph Radchffe, Mn. Orm Smith, Mrs. Ev· erett Davis and Mrs. Warner Morli:ID. UiA Dorothy Jean Sayre , dau· &hter of Mr and Mrs. George E. Sayre and the Rev Bernard H Lieving Jr., son of Mr 11.nd Mrs Bernard H. ' Lievmg of New Ha· ve.n will be umted 10 marnage Fraday, June lll, at 7·30 In the Evangetieal United Brethren Church with Rev K J Scott performmg the dooble nng ceremony Miss Ruth Sayre, s1stcr of the bride-to-be wall Slnli: and wlil also serve as maad of honor. Bridesmaids are Miss Janace Roush and MISs Margie Roach of ·New Haven; ushers Will be Dick Wabbn .1nd Ray Wib ll n. Belpre , 0., fratermty brothers of the groom; bestman , Larry Lieving of New Haven . Mrs. Harry Layne, · IS the or· ganist and will also be at::oompanlst for Miss Sayre - - -- - SOCIETY· '~PUt niq. Holy word coneern.in& marriage, and then the marriage V(IWB of the double rang ceremony that united Sharon Joyce Atkins, daughter of Mr and Mrs Virgil L Atkins, and Robert L Jewoll, aon of Glenn E. Jewell, in the holy bonda of mar· riage . tives. Pomeroy Bend TH~ATRES MEIGS - PomeroJ TONIGHT and FRIDAY ~·mE TRAP ' Richard Wtdmark , Tina Louase Tt.:MPI.E-Middlepnrl Not Open Tonivht FRIDAY 1nd 5ATURDAY " TilE BLACK ORCHID " ~umn ~ also ­ "GUNMEN Jo~ROl'tl LAREDO" Sophl,, Loren, Anthony Roberot K.nMpp - Jllna DarvJ The church was decorated for the candlelit ceremony with a background of white candles ln seven branch c:mdelabra at each wmdow and at each side of the Chancel, fllnked with palms. The t~ltar va1cs were filled w~th white 1Stlwnan Iri.ll, Dr Van Fleet :Roya l Flowermg fern and Eughsh Ivy An white nuti!nolla Iand Mr11. A. V. . .t~ehlll 'l'e!... IJ The Afternoon Cirde of the W.SCS met at the home of Mta Hattie McKenzie Thursday. There 12 members and two gueat~ Mn. Eva Fleming h•.u:l of th'c devotionals with taking part. Tho;! suh "A New Ambaasado: for Tourisl' " The group =~~f:~ a social hour and ref:esh· were &erved. •••tlf..W • liNG~ and 'Mn. ~ Myers. Mr. and Mn. Howard VpMeter and famil.Y of Elyria are villUna: 1Mr. and Mra. r.wrenee Boyd and Anne, VirliJ Nixon of Cln· cinnati and Mr. and .Mr.. Pat &yd and Johnny of BJaekfonl were Sunday gucstt of Mn. S. L. Bryant and Mr. and Mn. Ana Bryant. ------~ Church Of Christ H.?mebuilders Class In Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Denver tuee were basta to tbe Homebuilders ·C,11U of the Middleport · Church of Chrlat when they held t~fr reru· llf meetJnc Tuelld:q eveninl at tbeir home on Broadway. The devotions were riven by Mra. Don Golney 11\d 1. P0Q111 "I Would Not WOITY" waa J'eld b7 Billy' Rice. During the bpjiness meatlna wblch was presided by tbe president, Herman kinc:ai4 it, wa1 decided to contribute .toftrdl the painting of the dlurclf -1nd 3C CLA" MEETS also to Jive a donatio~ .to , 1heThe SC clan of the Melb9.1i!lt Chureh met at the home of Mr. Butler Springs Camp for ~pain · and Mrs. Harvey F...rlewlne )ii)D· being made there. dar eventne:. The group ltlV" a The group planned 1 :a.b1eu fafewell gift to Mrs. Lois Cl.1.rt Bake Sale with Mt.s. Mutaret 'Nho i11 Jenlng for Columbu'l and Kincaid as chairm8n. It il ull:ed. they honored Mrs. Naney Mor- that all proceeda be turned in by gan. with a aurprile 1tork ahowt>r. next Thursday. Attendina: were 'Mr. and Mrs. Alter the meeting the lf'Otf.P Harold RJee, Mr., Jacob SbiUlng, enjoyed colored a11dea shewn by Mrs. Ri~hard Lueaa and Judy, Mr. JUce. Mr. and Mrs. Warner Morgan "nd Dusty, Mr. and Mrs. Cad MorrJs Refreshments were served by and Jim, Mr. and Mra. Dana HOff- the Rices, Mr. and Mrs. Norman man and Stne, !Mrs. Charles YeiugeJ;, Mrs. Don Goaney wltll Siders and Jean Ann, Mrs. Loia Mrs. Robert Crai&:, a eontributine Cl1rk, MIA Noreth.a Fleming and hoste~ . M1ss Joetta Erlewlne. over ' • Here'lll modem, curved.lqged Burton.Dide tolut.lon ror tht dilcrimlnat.inr furniture buyer. The clatty ehaaala rive. full comer tupport at the end• or thi1 cosy lounpr, 11nd it doesn't mark CArpets or tile surfacea. lt'1 the lded aolutlon for unall •partment.., rooma or dent Medina: a briJPII new du•J.purpo~e couch for casual Uvinc. You 010'' fiud a.W~ buy,, thia pr~.at $59.95 • - ANOTH!R BIG IURTON·DIXII IUY ThlotOufh,llk•loattUor plullc, ftniobod muiii·JIU•-Iounp Ia a IDuat lor any homemaker loolcina: for qu1Uty at a low price. h tt.a 1n.y •tyle room, comes in a varlet)' of colon. •nd f•tuNI a klnr-wearin1 Ufe. No,.. eatll)o, eonverta quickly. lt.'• an kl... exira piece ot uiNblt !W'Dltun tha\o ... pnvlda qva alaoplof I[>ICO Ill a ftaob, . Keometh K err of Athens dere top gulli at the 53rd an· held Thursday at tbe Pomeroy Gun Club. Neal as by Arnold Snowden (center) lj'On a shoot off to to best Dr. Carsey, Wayne Swisher and Paul Baker. The out of 100. Kerr broke 87 to -the Class B. trophy. IUODIIJ." ' eCOVIL.L8 aTVLINO • ., aURTON•DIXI8 Thlo ~~· !-"~.~ --· ·~~. JAKIR FURNiTUR~ ·' here: "It is UQderttood that Gromyto hu not aecepted tbe Wenem proposala ~ as 1 bub for 411euasion. Furhemlore, the Soviet po. aition .aa Pllt forwud tb.it afternoon b1 llr. Gromyko, coupled witb Mr. Kbruibchev'• apeeeb, bu given rto hope to the Western delegatiom." Woltlf~hi~••Wid Do<~ seeret tbcir de- ,. "' ,. ..Ub .' ' t .. •• ' on a• 1947-49 pr\ali .h ... . locroioe • ,The price Judex hit 123.9 Jn July, 1958, whk:b wa• 1 new hl&h 1t' th1t time. avenge 1Two Salesmen )oin Stitff Of · ~omeroy goinJ , a. _ .. a!' !leollloOk.. -· that a 111mmit eoaterer.ce would be even more necelllll'y il the present talb f.t.l.l. Ina 1peecb wa1 alriid' just Ill bour before the foreJ&n miDiste.n went into a showdown .ecre:t eea- lion durinc wliich the West hopa to get a ,positive IDIWer tc. ill Motors . William Grueser, ~er of 'l'be department r also re,ported lbal lake-home pay and b1111111 s~~t.Go . 'LOWBOY WITH PANORAMIC SOUND-NEW RCAVICTOit .DELUXE youl/h Tho FEATURES maliulaj:iurin'g workers Will get p., booflt of one cent. an hour. their w~ea are tied ,bY eootratt to the -c01t. of llvlna:. .Food price• roee sUShtJy. in Jlq alter dec1ining in 'light of •• ibe O.J oprevioua nine ftl9Dtha. Thill por cent rlaer atemmed from Tilef began week, 'bl(ber . ~ic:e tor restaurant trteab thJJ Ung · both frelb fruita and ve&etJbles. and u'sed c1n. rhe int:relle \VOitkl have - · even arelter except lor a abtrp McLaushlln deeUne ln. ell priees. ll,~eo wllb Melgo . Laurel Cliff Bible School Closes Today The Bij)le school prognm at the Laurel Clifl Free Methodist Church will come to a close today with 1 program to be held to- ., nlgbt -a-t 8:30. All parents lffl in· vited to attend to aee tbe var· ious diaplay from the different c.:1nie · \Ieven yeara Weot Vlrglnlo. ¥OU•IIIJ"' ~ the prlce fainily · ~u went .... ........... . of tlldex' mean• some 100,000 atreran i!lfe anctcloll~o~ fOUilg oq · 'the Slladc Road · Ti:Qut~ • 33. r•oLOOK no VALUE trend everything... di&cuu StRub Fvll DMit. "'Let's welgb .n tbe PJ'OI md Runners up lor shooting honors In the 53rd annual Joleigs eons. Tbe Htablilhment of the County Fish and Game outing held Thursday at tbe Pomeroy exact period for writin& a Ger· Gun Club ace pictured above. Left to right they are: Wayne m1n peaee treaQ" ,.nd endiq: Western rights in Be<Un 1J by t.r Swisher, Dr. Fred It. Carsey and William Swatzel. Approxi· not the main quHtioa. mately 350 persons were on hand for the festivities on Thurs-· ''The moat imPQrtant thing Ia day afternoon and evening. to agree od' the problemt on general principles." ' Khruabe.bev did not speeil'Jta}Jy withdraw the Idea of 1 time limit for the West to a:et out of Ber~ lin. He aaid this is inevitable and puc plan for 111 Germany JN'O" v1ded. for German reunif'M!ltioo and thua wU.hdrawal within a 1 % year time limk. .,.. 'ltre , upward plan or go home. "Let's DeVL power of flctor)' workers cl.l.mbed: to new hlahs 'lut month. " '!'Ikehome pay aver~e~ $aJ:l103· · fqr 1 worker w'itb three deper\dtnUJ, . - 9 per <enl bl&her ln dollorr ll'd purchasing power than i. year GIVE DAD THE Gin HE'LL ENJOY All YEAR LONG lateJt Berlin peace K.brushc:bev aaid in anotber one of his remote control dipJoJDitic.: movea ob+lou.tJ.y beamed at C:.. department~. Teachen for tbe beginners have been Mrs. J1me1 Gibriote, Mrs. Pbil Wise; Primary Dept., Mrs. OICI.r Smith, Mrs. Etta Wise; Junior Dept., Mn. 1\ra Powell and Mrs. Kathy Pollina; TeeD Age Mra. Alma Gordon, Mi'a....aet~ en Roberti; Crlfta Mn. Ellen. Young and Mrs. Aldine ~· ........,~ . . 1'!1!!!,11'.. .... --,~- I groom waa the flower 1lrl. Sbe ;~:;!;t•~ wore a white nylon. embroldertd aown with a three tiered ruffttd akta:t, fitted bodice with puff •leevu. Shill 1110 wore 111 he.adband of poria and face ~~~ and aiovn • But until the WesteiDin had their reply penonally to ~>my~o at a later Big Pour _. Her fim~er tip circular veil of silk Ena:Jish lllu1.1on fell from a. Queen Mary tiara of seed pearls. She worfl a single strand of pearls and pearl ear ringa, the groom's gift. She carried a Colonial cascade bou· quet centered with· three white orchids, enclrc.led with steponotl• and carnations trom whtep fell • large shown of satln ribbons ud carnations t1cd with lovera knots. Tho ·bride chose lor her matron or :~~~~·~ her mother, Mrs. Pauline A'1 a bride of ~ yeara on that and at that hour. Mrs. Atkins a shrimp pink nylon lace gown over taffeta, a head band of pink nylon leavea and pearls with a face veil lo mat~h her cown and wh 1t e embroidered ballerina lencth atoves. Sbt carried a Col· onlal boqquet ol white carnaUona and Ivy the center of which ab~ later Ulod 111 a cona•e at the rtt l.>i!ptlon. Tho bridesmaids were Mlaa Dar· lene Smith and ~'!ass Glori• Atklna, c:ou.llla of the bride, and' Mill lata M1o Blackwood, her daumate. 1'bc bridesmaids woNl ballerina length gowns ol pink n)'lon sheer and la.ce and pink taffeta f11hloned ldentiully aa the bride'• aown. E1ch wore pearl braded head· b.nda with silk illusion bead vella to match their gowns and a atrand of purls and each wore nylon embroidered bll· lerina length rutned Jlovea. Each carried a · Colonial bouquet of white carnations and iV)' ldentlel1 with that of the ma.tron of honor. lliu Susan Howell, 1lx·year-old coualn and foster al1ter of the . • Minister ---- the back. · 1 Her gown was made by her arandmother, Mrs. Ruby Halliday PlMt COPY-" ·' RIVER WCK. MEN GET SERVICEA 1'ARDS ' ber parenta, Mr. an,d N.r~. Clar· ence Price. and "The Woddlng J•raycr" 1.1n. Wmn sang "Whither Thou Gocst 1 Will Go," from the song of Ruth, and Miss Epple sang "I Love You Truly" and, during the ceremon)', "The Lord'll ·P rayer." Mrs li'rench waa her accompamsl The bride presented a very pret· ty p1eture as she entered the church on the arm of her lathe~, who In the name of her mother and himlielf gave her In marrlaJe to her waitmg groom. She chose for her wedding a bal lerina length a:own fashioned of white nylon chantilly rose point !see over tulle and taffeta, with a basque type pointed bodice, but· toned down the back with Liny pearl button11, the scallupcd,mweethcan neckline and the scalluped three quarter length sleeves were fmlsbed with seed pearls, t~e scalloped full gathered skart wss finished Wtlh a bustle bow with lORi, Htreamers to the hem lme In $39.95 Weather enttne Mrs. Chapman sang "Because" the groom, and one AU PurpoH , ,ello-fltx Covlfln1, Curvld ..... and P....ln1 Motltrn D.! len Aillll Up T1 A llnl HM-Givlne You prepared by Mn. Don Anderson. &reat aunt ol the br1de, gra"ed the old upright church plano and added much to the beaut)' of the decorations. .Preteding the ceremony wedding music was presented by :Mrs. Oleva Cotterill and Mrs Adrienne French , p1amsts. Mrs. Bermce Winn, Mr1. Connie Carsey Chap· and Mlss Jamce Epple were vocaUats. Mrs Cotterill's selcct10ns mclud "L 'Abscnse", "The Shepherd Boy," " I Love To Tell The Story", ' 1Per!ect Day ", "Sweet Hour of Prayer," "LohenKrm's Weddmg Marth" and "Mendelsohn'lll Recea· wJ~ Paul Myer1 of Columbua apeet waa in U:.e weekend wiUI bia pareqtl, llr. The butineu meeUn~ chara:e ot the vice preaident Purl VmMeter and new bfficen were elected for the comina year preaidfDt, Robert Snowden; vice preaident, Bruce May; aecretary, Verna Snowden and. tu ..urer, Mildred Donahue . AtteadiQ.C were Mr . and Mrs. Joobert Sn'owden, Rev. Tom Wellls Mr. and Mrs. Purl VanMeter, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce May, Mr. and Mn. Howard 'Parker, Mra. Mil· dred Donahue, Phyllis Snowden. Charles Shnpklns, Mrs. Vema Snowden, Mrs. Jessie Grueser, Mildred Ashcraft, Cbarlea I~;;~. Bobby, Judy and R.qte Grea: VanMeter, Debbit~ •nd Mike May, Susie Parka-. Steve, Larry and Gary Snowden and Christie Donahue. l The Harrisonville Presbyterian Church was the scene of an impressive and sacred wedding at 8:30 p.m. June 3, 1959, when the Reverend Lawrence Woodruff, pastor of the church, read the beautiful passages of scripture contai"ed in God's ·at. picn~ at the hGme of Mr. and bury spent a few dtyl tH plit Mn. Purl VanMeter MoDCiay ne- week in Columbua. c.hur~h- Patly Rizer IS spendmg her va· c.stion Wlth Mr and Mrs Owen .llawley at Columbus Mill Norma F1eld is spe nd ing a vacation at Detroat with rela· \ • ·--------.....;.....;...____., Rutla.nd Friendship Class Holds I ' NEWS Potluck Pic;nic Monday Evening lr lthylllt S...., Sunday Mr. ud Mil. The FrtendJhip class of tbe Earl ll.lJp tnd family, Of THE AREA ChriJliu CJUlJ'th held a potluek Mra. Alitoe John.atoD of Bn:cl- An open church wedding and ret::ephon wiU be observed A re<:eption will be held immedaately foUowing the wedding in the educational building of the Hartford Social News Of Interest ,.. "" '· Ohio River Barge · . MARIIIAGI Traffic llits New F!daar Smith, 22, PomeAprlf Shutetn, 20, Low For 1953 LI~ENIIS Tbomas Court.appointcd attorneys said roy ud Pom· was swayed by a life- eroy. · · dresaed in the bu~ Walter Olan Harvey, 24, CarCINCINNATI ~1--lBu~_:c ~t'!: tar&eat, Nauntform Of Wellington pt!nter and Janiee Sue Montgom· fie on the pbio River iA ·E. G. Smith. Byomin ery, 18, RuU1nd eight mlllit.m tons in ' !he Smith after a dustto tr•iR vioua yeu's figuru, 1uto chase, bUt clalmed MEIGS GI~RtAL HOSPITAL neetl old today. I!IOotb he thvu&bt tbtt pursuer Wll an ' Admitted: ••. Edna Stewart, I enraged lover of the married 1 Cbesblre; HowJrd. Stittl, Rutlandi wo,man .he bad jult vlsited. Wllll.am Hellman, Weat Sb1de TJWtt w.u tbe major ill8Ue in: and Mrs. Lea /WoOd, Rutland. . t)Je Rll· DJsmiued: tlizl Linden, Pom· 1 tor Byomin, was tebced· tq. de&~ l~ the un_pre~ · Johnny S::,::&::ih~eror; . '.-«<onlb!llf'l oi!J'U• 511,) Keeue, ., . eaJ ,. .. .' �DallY Stnllllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., June ae1 tBDII-ll .' . J 2-D!Iily Sentinel, Pomero!·'Mlddlepol't, 0 ,, June 19, :'HE DAILY SENTINEL .--~enfalnig. Editorially Learning The Hard Way We ar passing into a new C'ra of labor ~'Llem: For a period of a few dec<~des wage 'demands werr t'N'onct I ec I bY me r e as. •u P,-1, 05 and increased pur~· hasmg po" •r· ... ' but 1·1 loo ks . r as 1hough_this <:our~e ha s about gon(' .' 1.5 ~~~ it. There IS much evtdenre of labo_r pncmg Itself out of the market Foretgn tmports are making noticeable mroads on Amencan production and into American ex port markets by offering gOods produced more cheaply. We see tt in automobiles, electrical goods, steeJ. machme tools, office equipment and Racine Family Night Is Held Friday At Church State House • Happenmgs • More and more U S. firms are ~uJ!dmg fact odes in ottwr parts or the world m 01 dc1 to compete trade as we 1l as to supU d nin world ds p 1y . 5 e 1an . Wh en wages arc shoved up arbitranly re gard lcss of the effect on productivity and cost. the market seeks goods elsewhere Thts is jm;t an old ttme rule of economics and th e tnggest labor mo nopoly ca n't change 1t Ap· parcntly many labor leaders must still learn this lesso n the hard way because no Jaw or decree is going to change the pattern. Rock Springs -~;-::--::::;---;;::;--;;;::;::;:; Society Items Mr. and Mrs James Euler of Middleport lipent Wedn esday eveRev and Mrs V W .)('nkln s mng w1th their auut, M1ss J.mnie and rhtldre;n of Radnor, Ohio, Terrell and uncles, Thomas and w~ evl!fattiflauests of Mt' and John. M . Frank Cleland Mrs... Helen croy of Caldwell - ··- Mr. and Mrs. R1chard Hartung and son. ~ Mr :llld Mrs. Purley Karr and Mr and Mra . Boyles of Chester attende'd DVBS commencement Sunday evening at the church. Mrs. Avery Goegleln and dau· ghter Mrs. Wilbur Bai~y and daughter and Dorotha Love Brown 01nd Mrs. John Hntung were in ho K~ther Ctrclf' met at the and lrlend, Paul Rich , Senecavme Parkersburg Monday. ' .ho e of !>.trs. Ernest Smith Friday spent .the weekend with Mr. and Mr and Mn. Herman Grueser, evejling Following the bllSmess Mrs Homer Radford Burlmgham were Sunday evening ses$ion a J.JI'ogram was pr(lsentt•d Altendan<.'e 11t Sunday School guests of Mr and Mrs. Mark by Gl't"llll and (l;a twl Simpwn wa11 78. Colleelioa taken $25.11. Grueser and sons Refrr.s hr. ,l·nts were serw•d b)' Mrs Raymond Chaney is em · Mr and Mrs. Donald Bailey the ho11tess tu !drs Bl.ont>h Watter- and f'hildr~n visited i n Woods- ployed at the Albany rest home. son Mrs Emma Salser, Mrs Lma held, Sunday Mrs. W. E. Grueaer left TuesCurti11. Mrs Helen Stmpson , Mrs Mr and Mrs. John Hartung day for Tex:aa and other polnta. Maggie Shoun, Mrs Bertha Sayre, spent Ssturday in Marietta with Mn Laura BelL Mr!l Marie Roush M~. ).etha Morns, Mrs. Firn Gaul, son of ColumbUII sptmt the week Mn. Gretla SJmpson, Mrs. Isabel enJ with his parents, Xr. and Simpson, Miu Vera Beegle, Mrs Mrs. Ira Bee~~:le Un Morris. 1\fn. Mlrtam Feaster spent sevJr. and Mrs. Charlo~ Alktre and eral da)'S m Columbus last week sped•! people " our clan oponM~ and Mrs Wallace Weaver w1th Mr. and •Mrs Edward Seu· To The Editor: sor, M1ss StJsan Park. Mlas Park retUrned from a week's vacation bert Thla Is an open letter to the helped in su many waya to maWe In, f'lorida Mr. and Mrs. Solon Butcher 0 Mr. and Mrs Robert K. Swift Cleveland were overnia:ht gueab cltl.r.ena of )flddleport from the our trip possible. In addition to and daughter, Michele, of C:olum- of Mr.. Ida Howell 11nd attended Class of 1959 of Mlddlepetrt High thankmg Miss Park we shOuld We, the of '59, also like to congratulate hel"' bus, spent several days with Mr OES fnspeeho'il Tuesday e\oeninland Mrs. Francis Morris, Christine 'Mia& Sharon Raines ot Dunbar ahould like to ex:pred our deepest the completion o·~~~h~~·~·;~r{,~;; Lake .and son , Bill i1 visiting Mr. and Mn. Corby thanks to the citizens of our home year at MHS and Mr. and Mn. Ralph Badgley or Cleek and children. They enjoyed town tor the , support received at the Middleport Tuppen Plaints were Sunday dm· a p1cnlc at Forked Run Lake sun- throughout the year wh 1ch enabled Among the uther teachers ncr guests of Mr and Mrs Chester day and were also accompanied by our recent trip to Washmgton . D merit mention are Mrs. MlldrM C. and Now York City In order to Ba1ley and Mrs. F.m1ly Sprague. Simpson. Mr Guy Nciglel" Raymond Hartley returned from Mr and Mre. James Stewart of ulse the amount of money reWe, the vx·semors o£ •Middleport the hospital after having broken Steubenville were week end gueRts qUired for such a trip, it was nei High, Wish to sa)' thanks in u of Mr and Mrs. Walter Stewart. essary that we have many projects big his leg. our mo thers who were Gue1lR or Mr. and Mrs Owen Other u;ue1ts were Mr. Stewart's rather close together. ~~~~~t:~;~ ~:;for 1h€' raising ot a Watson are M.Sgl 1111d Mrs Ivan brother, rrom California, accom· arranged Even though )'OU must have gotten of the mon€'y, We Wallon, sons; Garry, Barry , ,Mar- Pllnied by two nieces of ~t Al· very tired of our selling candy, we couldn't have made•'the von and 1U"tce, Algonac , Mich., bans, W Va. cards, tlckeb, etc., you, HS our trip without the help of our moth. 1 i~fr. Rowan , who hall bee n the friend!! and neighbors, continued and Mr ond Mrs Robert I. Roush and (Jaurhtera Barbara, Connie Jo, gueat of his brother-In-law and tn give us your support Without mter. Mr. and Mra. Harry Ptckena, this support 0111 trip would have and Nancy t..u, Columbus. They wm al~rn vi1it Mr. and Mn. for several weeks returned to hla been an lmposlibJIJty There are a tew specltic people Reed ~~ynon, M:ornlng Star, and home in l''rankfort, Ind., 1aat Frlwho did more•a:t~an one would hna· Ml'. and Mrs. Arthur Routh, Salerq,· Ctnte:r. Charles CaUiwoU and lriatera, glne on tMa pr6Ject . .Fthj ta Supt. .Mn. Jethn Flahe:r and boy1 wlt'O Ada 1Sh!mo and Miss Neva Cald· L. W M~omM whose 11lstance "~nt a week with Mr and Mra well ot WhoeiJna were geUIIffl of II needed and received for practl· Henry Rouah, returned to their their aunt, Mrs. S~bll Miles, two cally every project undertaken at home in Akron Sunday with Mr dny• laat week. They ret111ned Middleport Hillh School , Supt. Me· Flaher and ton, Mike, who .. ame home Friday accompanied by Mn. Cornu was pre1ent to lend a help. for tl'le week end. Olh11r gueRIN of Mlle1 who will spend a week with inJ hand at all of our projects lleJd at the school. Next on the ll1t ol the Routhe& were Mr and llr&. them and other relatives. Steven Jacobs and children, Wa~ h Mrs. Kathryn Gunther and aon, 1nJlon 0 C.; Mr. and Mrs Ray J F'., of Cincinnati were guests of flflulh and son ,Cincinnati and Da· b.er mnther several daya last week. '11beAlmanat vid and £..:::1e: Roush . Columbus. :~r. and Mrs, Tom Lindsey and who will spend two weeki sbn or Grove City, ap41nt the week , .Miu Carolyn Norrla left SaiUI'· \!Dd with her parents, Mr. ond Mr• day for St Paul, Minn , ,v.h9ro \{Rson Spencer. ahe will be Pmtlloyett ·Mrs. Clara nouah, Min Vera Alicia KntghtAtep , Columbus. I! 1ee11le, Mr. Q~¥ jleeJle, Sr. •nd \IJfllting hor grandmuther, MrK l.u· 1011 , Tom . 1\vere Stmdaf dlnnor vlnla Slmpscm thiF. wook. we11t1 or Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gaul Today is Friday, June uaJ'~ Mt' and Mn. Chorle~ Beegle and :)f Bashan 17oth day ur tho year, with 196 more days to follow ln 1919. The moon 11 approachlni ttl full phase. The morning star Ia Saturtt ACI\088 :UOWN lT. Olrl'l The evenina: star1 are N(ercUry, l. Fee-l re1tflt Jllck1.Ctty~ Venus. Mara and Jup1ter. aeven 2. Bunrle, name On this date In hl1tory: Cj, Kick, u ••.. 20. Ers• football checkmc (bioi. l In 17M, Indians for.c&d 148 ~· ·~·· ·1 9. Wicked account lt. Aftlx lah into the infamoua "Black !0, FendnJ' S. Exoavatt 22. ~lo•,lnr uf Calcutta," &uf£oeatlng aword but 28. •· Overhead 2f. Olrl'a 11, UnciOII tratna name In 1846, the first baseball aame 12. 8oft, woolen ft. Nut ~~- lllec. between regularly-oraanized teama tabrlo 8. Java tin trUltd was played at Hoboken, New Jer· U . ICxlated 7. Blrd'l partleln l:e~aet~IQr'• Alltwtl' sey, with the. New Yorlt illaaetu.ll 13. Pin home SM. Tan. e.r. Cllab beating tbe Knlcltel-boeter lf.Conohtdl 8. TuteN .18. Brownt, 815. Olrl'l Club, 23 to one, 11. Coo.ltnr n. r. at br-.C ,ame In 1861, Mexican patriots 'executdt-VIot obttratecf. !0,,· ~kart· . •·, 81. g:~r. ed' ·flinperor ,II!Pmlllan, • Frencb :JS. Half 111. em 18. Et\Jlllh o) .uf puppe~ h lt. W&lk queen 8f. ValltJ' 88. Love alowly !lo. Howka (poet.) <AIIflo·Ir.) rl~ lit N~.; ~=-~e of Ltb~ ~J 21. PJ;ojeetlnl' ,.-,r,..-,11'"" r"'lr'"l'-,r" tn 1103, Lou Gt~hrlr wa1 born. end of a. In 1912, the federal 1ovu-rament ''burch adopted an ei&ht•IJour dar for ltl 23. A.Uiptor The The ~ditor's l . class The Pomeroy WCTU wm meet Tue!lday evening at the , United Methodist Church it was announ· ct~d today by Mra. G. H. Ewlnf, president. tT.IIIIICUll!tlr ao.m.ewu. ll.MIIo~ H.TI- alon. , In t9&8, Ethel and' JuUut Roaen· berg w.m~ exeeuted fOr I'IYII'II a\omlc! aeeretl to R\lllia. OtoaP primarlei Ule pool 1ra1 not open. 'l'lie lood committee wbo had llllde ~ .....to wore lerDatd :rvttz. lira. I.J.onel Bopa. Mrs. Lola JlcEibinn,- and. Mrl. Jlnt. lfelley Fry, lJra. William Sliter aDd lin.' llobert Burkett. · 'Ole chair ,.nd tabJe eommJttee eo.ullted of Mrl. WUUam Clark· lOll, llrL Denver Nee ·-.! Mrs. Johp Learep. WlnnJPC prizes at pmea were Mn. l"r)', lin. Dan White, lin. Gletla Henaler, Kllnnetb MeEtll:lany, Betty Clubon, Xr1. Theo HeqtzJIQJ, Mrs. Sliter, Jlra. .Len· ten. Lew:l1 s...., Jr. CbUdren winnJaa prllu were ll1rvln Fry, Jetb FultJ. Jim Neutzllna, BUb Rice. lbry Bradbury 1nd liar,Burkett. , Gue&ts were lin. honnen Cum· mlnal and Mr. 1nd Mn. Jaet Ten ~t end Iataily, the IaUer visit· hil wltlt tiH -William Evenom. have . EI~tion Expense ~ _ Deadline Filing _.'. Is 4PM Today · re. The Ueadline for tUI~r' ~ eeipta arijt·;e'xpenlle9 tiY' eandldliie't and et~mmittee~ . invo~lved. 19. - !b' th. MAiy 5 ITJmuleo Is A ·-P-•111, JUne i AU candidate& are required bJ law to .f.ile,liwitb the· B,oard Oj Eleetionl w &n~ '.their - petitlonV 19M were' 'filed, a ltateme.gt ot re. The court made tittle of tbe eeipt1 and e~odlture1 JJ0t laf, selection ot a n.eW clerlr, aaying er tbao 4 p. -lri. Ort the 45tli ·Pilat it wanted an attorney in tbe job. f611Gwiltg tbe election. Suck Wel~h ia not an attorney. Both state'fuent• must .· be' ·ta-.tompuqe() Wel-ch ind McMillan are Republl· by receipts for eacb expenditure (!ans. McMillan aaid he bad :reg\1 ,over $25.00. { ~~~ 1 , , I • tered m Cleveland In• lMt n a 'f!hia requirement 'app)ies 1o 1 Primacy as well as a General will coptJoue to aerve Election. . . court's administrative ••· The Buard of ,.ElectionsA ~a11 as sistanr ·a• ·well 'as clert. ' " ' 1 not isaue a ~ &iftiliclf\lP ~r - D&ntThe job ofh1JIIInlltMNUVe Ill· nation • until such . ~tementi sistant was cNated by the LegiS· ha:v& ~n ;fHf!ld. ~~:Qf e eiritature to take some ot tb.e paper didate...-tn lile rr llatement witbla work off the court, particularly the specified time,.. .-cll&nall.Ue.. the chief justice. Some years ago blm from beJng a CAndidate fi{ Chief Justice CarJ V. Weygandt an:v. future eleetly f-or a perJMI. resigned complaining of the pay '1Of five yeara. ' and hea~y load of paper work. If a candidate h¥1 n:o l,'tBcelpti' He wu pefsuaded to cbaage his or expenditure• ' lie atU1 M~tiit mind and rema~.ped in- office. file an affidavit to that err witbln the 4S days or be. aubj Jud.gese are elected on ;a non· to the penalty. partisan judicial .ballot, a praeThe tame 45 day period and Jll· Uce whi~b has been coming under- ing , or receipts .for expelloditu.:.S 1 crlticiam in some quarters. Tbote over ~-00 applit!s to commttiedir. who object to thfl practice con• fonned on beb11)# of oal,ldidatE1s. "'1 Ab out •r LUCILLI HAWk iiNI Pte Edward Kitchen ia ln& a ftttetn day furlough 1peod· from Ft. Euatit, Va., with Mr, and Mra. Ceell BradbiU)'. Mla Kathryn MUch en,tertaJned UJ.e Nifty stttebera Club Wednesday eveninC at her home, Rock Springs Road. The evening was apent .socially and In aewlng after wbkh the hosleu ~erved refreshmenta to Mrl. Carl Moore, Mra. Lawrence Smith, Mrs. HorneT Wal· ten, .Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, Mrs Max Folmer and Vanelfl.l, Mrs. ScUm BJ.uewl~. mttie and Phyllil, Mrs Jact Warner and Mrs. William Bartels. ~nd Rotary Club Tlie Bend Rotary Club wu held evenin& at the Hart· Churrb for their The RhodOdendron Home Dem· onolroUon Club mt1 lor lbalr Hermln Layne, IJoyd Rouoh, Rl· lohn Rldlwl)l, Jaek Flesher, Jam· Rome Wllli•m1011, ,.c.plaJtlle CONCERT I. Carl . Zimmerman. -:-:-:-''---:-----:-- Women Attend Baptist Col)clave A potluck dinner at preceded the meet.trtJ of the Forest Run Batteries church VVedne&day meQlbers and &wo Roscoe. Wise and Mrs. attending. .FOJ ~USES " Shot Three re~~odihgs were presented: "Behavior of Women," Mrs.llan· MYF VISPIIR. IIIR.VICII son Holter; "D.ad, King for A Da)", ·Mrs. Chi'lsty Baer; and "At; !'"'""'• 'Metbodi!lt Youth hllowrica," Mrs. Ralph Sinon. A game 1hip of New Haven cburth met on traveling was also enjoyed. on Sunday evening in the GarDuring thr. buaine.'s seasloo it den Club park for a vesper .ser· was decided to have a dinner at vice. The program them the Five Points Grill in J~y. It "This ia My "ather's World" and was also voted tu pay $86 on the was led by Mr. and Mrs. Ray pledge for the new theological DarlinJ:. Following the aervJces 18 semJnary. members and guests present en- Pack .*~•rcury Cells *Tronsistor lF~~::!C~~~»•Y"'' Kerr, ¥:rt. David Norlh, Galllpoi!J, doolhttr Boll~, Will- l.ol'l'l' Biker, Bbaron Jonel, llt'j, I!IUI HiM!', WUI Routh, II~. WtUbln Powell and H~. d•lllhij,\:, Mil." It·P. Buebler and oon. .n. D01n Clrt:le. Ji1Ao.l - • Wttf.NewHeati119 .....,mentOr Repairs Collnnl011 Rumen - Floor FRmac:es - Wall Ful'IUICes ce.J- Fllel 011- Gaa- W,u m Air- HOI Woler TJjleHeaiiD •' her 30th weddinJ anntvet'Hl'y. At tlie close of the gatnes were played the winner1. men&s ·were served Witb Laura elatein •• hostess. . ,• " IIDIIroi-.IIJ;nerlef- ~allo~ol us ,.sit., · Aaci'OIIUir FomiNu Bl'l!ld~ FRY PLUMIIH& Yollll get the best deal and HEATING Eillmoles Free of Cost lit Obllgallon lh Dlw stteet Phone 8Z8z.J MJDDLI'!PORT, OHIO · GlnClnf lilt -10. Raft .-.DAU.Y tJBii'IOQUOD:- lllri>'o . ,, Tid)' -1 bow to 'IJOrlt It I A>XYDLBAAXR It LO'IIOJillLLOW Dna lotto! olmp)J !101141 for anolhor.ln thlo umplo IIi lo..., tOT tJil' UIJW J.I~JC tor the two •O'.. etc. Btnrl• letter-e. apoe. tropbll; tlw IIQth aad ft.mal.km of tht! wordl an all tltitte. tbe·cocle a.tt~ art dlfftrtl\t. ; .a: antoinm QOotaltoa eMb.,., ' aT~TWV RPKV ORSOXD LOD BV4 oJlti'cJttl BTRI\ DVV4 VKVJX '!V,VV ll- V Z :i:' lC • . \ " right now during BuiCk Bargain Days plnlli . 141111.1 . MIDDLEPORT Mra. Seldenable, on behalt or .,....... . . l:pp\IUI BAKER tbe Temple, preaented Ellen Kil· lln1er with a «in in observance of ~ bloo- PHONE 6374 • ll. illllrp11oft -~~---·,I" WIITE OR CAll US H)l A '...,._ 11W. W1n10UT Oii5AnoN ud EvereadJ II. Aetor Davt4----" ·-tueq fill of - Burp~~ ,...ua ... -.ic: • nlid COMPLETE STOCK .Plan Now For Th.e Winter DA~ Cui COuen, , Lindy ---·- . . . . •: · rl-..,...,.. joyed a wiener filast. We Corry A LET'S GET AHEAD OF THE RUSH Willie 1om - .,_-.. =·· ...-....th:t. ..... .__..-pcmiae_ .• Lwf :fpflf_. abo "'""•• ool the Pt.: Aithur Mit• Juditll Mra. Paul Dllllmlued June 11: Ru1h Shiro ley, Ml'l. Joh·n ~. Dempter WUIIom~ Mn. Wtllloil\ 1 Rlcbatll~ Htimon KerU, WorHij lJAITioon Vornoi Aillini, B: G, VInce, Mill! Editb WUioll, llltl. Norman Bltu1 5199. 95 .......... _,.. __= _Oolr... Qomalhlng was pt, atld Mn. ~ona1d Hummel, Cheahlre. daulh!er. , wa ... _.., lDaldng .fOr *Rod los Me· Mi'. ............. ,,. __ , ....... 18 *Heoring Aids Mr.s. Births June 17: ¥r1 and •If Wednelllay noon Mrs. Jean War ner entertamed with a hamburg barbecue dinner at her home, W. Main St., honoring her daughter Present were Linda, SbeUa and K.athaleen WUcox, Kn. Edith Mal· lory and Miu Lydia Eberlbach. ovM- the state pres-BRIDGE MEETING wUh the regiltration being Mrs. Herman Layne enterbfn· o 1,000. 'Itle House Party is ed tbe weekly bridge club at ber In the DenniSon Univenity Group singing followed by home 'wednesday afternoon. The \bui)ding, Lord'a Prayer in unison, opened pru:e for high aeore wtla won by tbe meeting and devotions were . Others trom the First Baptist Mrs. George Lerner. Those playled by Mra. John Scott, using at I.Cnh·•"•·n'•~,h of Middleport who left this ing were Mn. N. 0 . Wein , Mrs. to be at the meetings for Hugo Juhling, Mrs. Lerner and her topic "A New Ambassador F9r 1• t"hrist Abroad." Readings on the are: Mrs. Milton Hood, Mrs Layne. toplc were A:iven ·by Mu. Edmund Baker, Mra. Harry Mrs. Grace HyseU and Gruese:r, Mra. U. S. Nease and Mrs. Albert Baer. Mra. Frank Cbeeit!brew. \ Admitted June 18: Ro'bert Flint William Love, Pl. Pl: Mrs GaiUpolb; ...1. mto!DOrolhJ ORGAN leen Wikolt of Kanan City, Kansas., with a dinner at the Martin ReMauraoL Mrs. Warren Hulburt left Thursmorning for tbe Women's Ho1ose· Party of the Baptist Convention held in Granville. The wtll Jaat until SaturThere wUI be wo- read from Communi· Florence who an. and Cbeahire; EUCI'RIC Lindo Worner Honored On Her 9th Birthday Forest,Run WSCS Potluc~ Dinner . Held '"'ft· l!lll'l'y Millor. Bo&tic, Attbur Wol'"", E. EM If you doa't . . I nole of ... Mr, and -Mrs, Claren"'' Boyles, 778 Oliver Sireet, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage. of thetr Linda Warner, wboae ninth birth daughter, Janice Mae, to PFC Ronald K Miller of Shelton, day waa Wednesday, wa1 guest of at two dmnen this week. Connecticut, son of Mr. a11d Mrs, Doyle Miller, 385 Hamilton honor On TUesday evenlng, Miu LyStreet. · dia Ebera))jcb, entertamed Linda The wedding will take place in July. and her cousins, Sheila SJnd K.atha- and. other poiatl _ •.•".'· Tbompaon, at tbe chu rth Bearhe, •lee praideot, preaidinl swnmer f1owen ot all ~ Gruup aintlne of "Uoder Ria In t.be abatnce of lbe JH-eaident, were uaed Jo the t.lblt tl:z• Win&" opened the proaram fol· lin John Lyona, wfho Ia eoofin· tloDI wilb pinl;;, wllile aad 1aYaf. lowed with prayer by Mn. S1die eel to her home lritb a foot ail- II' predo~tiq:. Brown a.nd scnpture by Mrs. Earl ment. Reosbaw. Topic• were read by :Mra. Shirley MUla wu In eharte Mn. Eueenr Forbes, Mn. PhliJip1, ~f the devotlon1 and ueed tbe t.o-III.THDAY PUn Mn. Brooka S.yre, lin. William PIC "He ~adetb Me." The meet Rw.ell and Mrs Karl Grueaer. in& wu closed WJtb prayer by Dana 8oltic tDtertalned a few An article written b1 Prt1ldent M.n. Roaa Pullen frlendt on WedDUdq aftca.ooa. Eilenhower on U S. tOUl'llta and on the procram for the ....U· ln honor of her 11th birt.hdlf. '1'111 envoya W other counlriet waa read Ine wu a readiDJ "First., Date" aft.eruoon was 1pent P117illl IIIDM by Mra Phdlipa, Iller which the by Mrs. Blanche Haptonatall and and -refr~u:oenta were serfttl to proeram clo.ed with Jl'OUP IIDI· abo a 10lo by Mn. RaptonataU Connie Clark. Sberi lkQI.Gti.Jll. Inc, ealled "A Big Lump Of Coal" Sharry FJeaber aud Dianl. During bulineu M!IIIOD It I1-~~i;iii;;;:;;::;:;;;:;:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:~~ was voted the to pay the miulonary ,pledge and a contribution or f2:l was made on the new church or· &an. Reports were given on the ale of rl!gl and 1 hUe Nie helci recently. It was decided to have a han· k~rchtef &bower for each member on their birthday. Plan• were mad e for a plcnrc at the Syracuse Park i.n July. At the cloae of the meeting a CHORD deuert course wa1 .erved by Mra. Hosmet' P.ou1h to eleven member&. Jna: Bend Sewing Club Meeting Held Tuesdoy Albert ,..., opeoker, ilides taken of bia ['2~!•'!:1· u., waa the prolf'am topic preaented ..._ u-= ....,.UK_.~ • l'llr by llr1. CWford PhHilPI when the BapiJat Chureb wa& held in tbe were lin. Harry Ctou. lOa W8CS ~ the Minenv1Ue Metbo- b11ernent ot the cbureh TbW"t- l.oel Talbott ucl Mn. Cedi ..... dlltt Church met Wednelday even- day evenm• lritb lin. P'rueel bul')'. Th.ia Waa tollowed -by Mra. Housh eonducung a Bible quiz. Tbe leuon atudy for tbe evenlnt waa " Families' Spendinl and S.Y· ing" led by Mn ..tlbert Rouab. Durine the -buslneu se11lo• It waa allhounced th1t two shrubs bad been purchased and planted at tlie ~lub hl)u.e, Material h11 abo been ordered to make 24 more alumln· urn trays. Refreahments were served the hoatesses to ~&. Ch1rle1 e11, M,rs. Albert Rouab, Mra. 0 . 0. Sayre, Mu. R. Douglu Roush, Mrs. Clarence Thomas, Mn. Eber Roush, Mra. Everett Laudermilt. Mrs. Charles Yonker, ·Ml'l. Robert Hoffman Mra Bert Roush and Mn. John Holliday. meeting. ~i.i)( ~!!!'• Minersville First Baptist :"". ~ 1110... • .,. •• ~ Methodist WSCS Busy Bee Class 1oo . ate. mato IUI4 - . . . . . ...,.. Meeting Is Held Meet1ng Is Held ec1 "' 111a - . ."' ~~a ~ "A New ·-····-dor For c•·tot" .,..,__ June m•M ••• •• the u..- BtJPittt, Mn. GeoiSI .......... ~ ~ a.·.-~-- of .~~.,,!';'_.......,. ::.':! John Xaufl. A•.. !Ar ''di?HI The •lk!nd Sewmg Club met for their regular meeUng on Tuesday afternoon at the borne of Mrs. Donald Smith Meeting Is Held e -&a "' Engage~ntlsJ\nnounced Club June meeun, at tbe club hou.e wltb Mlaaea Ora and Lelta Rickard wrvln1 11 b~t.eue• The meetlna: waa opened with the pledJe to the 011 ond tile ~n&Jnt of Am~rtoo. The devotional period was led by Mn. T. Bert Roush, the Uleme t» in& "A •Poruoll of <be Splrll!' People Ift p0mer0y lUchard Plebna.. SeninJ on tbe entertainment ~Uee were tbe prealdent. to· judge• Mai~tly Rhododren Club Meeting Is Held HOLZIR HOSPITAL DAILY CROSSWOR In tt:M, Conart11 created the Federal Communlcationt Comml• tlie :,•te of the eoor weaUter held elr family picnic at the wu planned OD ThUl'ld.ly eventn1. was a preaent and the cblldren enjoyed the park eleehng· Juc~.Ces. These .Ugg~ supfeme COurt h~nd· uaually- ·proVJde Jife terml · fF decision at a bme Judges. Sueb PfOpO&ala ~~;aVe ne.;-. The Ohio Supreme Court recenUy demo~· Elliott Welch from hta jOb as ~1erk to an as-sistant clerk. lfe had been em· ployed by the eourt lin~ Novem· ber, 1928, aad had been elerk the put tew yeara. The new clerk is John W. lleMIIIan, a former protiate judie b}' appolntJ11e'nt at Mount Gllea~. He has been serving 11 the court a. adminiJtrative as1ittant . aince' WCTU To MilT Road. v. s: after Pub- weeks lj&ken off. Daily Sentinel Daybook YESTERYEAR 'Ti-++-t.,., ... Off The Wire TODAY AND -.... judges nominated in ib ___._ office contilluef to releiaae declslonB on Wednesday fot several Late News ... 1!1, ..... . . ."''. . . 6 • agaihst tht croweU;comer 1 employe~. In slder tlie pretent IYIU!m i fa~ on the CJ"'uilda judletal eJectiDn• \ ""''Uy -liftome hl(hly poriloan, Tbe judge• are no.roinated in ReJilblican and DemoCJltie 1'!%maries. Each party lnehJdes th~ ed down ita wben the dblo Judge• were about er rotten off the ~d and•are ready 1o tal(e oil !Or ·~-'11' 1!"1~ not likely 1o mate muc~ he"adwjy.~ summer ref!eu: 'JIIie tt~titr bellna 'lor a number of Nason's. · , • its vacation late in Jq_ne tiut itJ ,.,_,...,_ -~~ . ' Mail Bag School. 195~ in campaign advertJsements fo~ November election. "D.emocra!.---------:-::---" ' 1he tic judges on the court haVe com1¥ IIJ)ASKELl. SHORT plained .pniv11.tely that the Repu~ Unit.d Preu International lu~an s sMU out a conarderibJ~ COlUMBUS UPI - Recent amount of 1noney for thell' (!andt events have focused more than datea in" the non·partisan N'ovemusual attention on the act! vltles ber el~ctions . of the Ohio Supreme Court and Opponents of the non:l)artistill so;ne of the oUter courts through- ball{lt I-IY that · there migHt have out the state. been llome ju~lficaUon for such The u s Supreme Court on a system in tbe old daya When Monday sharply critic~d the party retolarity wai consider'ed Ohio Supreme Court for il.s rule metre important th~ It is noW'a· deanna with perMna un~ble to days. ' pay a fee to appeal thelt conThey ppJnt to the atate'!l ofQ, v1chdns. The Ohio court M• had ce-tYPe ballot which nqulrea the a rule requiring .a perBon want· voters to V()te f.or eacb CandicUt~ ing to appeal to pay a $20 fee . individually regardless of part'f.J Unless the money aecompanied A number of proposals for · ad· the appeal, the clerk's otfice rou· dltlonal common pleaa ·judges a· tinely re.jected the caae. rountf the state are belnr eon~ The u. s. Supreme . Court put aldered in tbe Legi$latiire. Su~{ 10 end to this. The decl.f{on ~y porters ot some ,of these JlUJ.J Chief JuJtice Eal'l Warren said have Pte!enttd a r-ather stronl that such financial barriers ha~ case for their countiea Wb'ere po "no place In our heritage of equal pulation ba~ increased SharpJf , . 0JpoJ?-ents, however, bave made It juatice under law." Tlle declskln was in a case in rough on some of the!M billt, volvlng WiliJam W. Burns, sen• claimlna: the judges allow~ a . ,. tenced to, Ute In the O)llo Peni· neys to waate tltelr tliDe tn~ · tentlary six years ago tor bur- ,ling their cases ,and '\]l'~ ·, 'e glary. He said be was broke and judges tate unusua~lY• lonc .-v~· thus denied the opportUQity to tlons. . . · appeal. The Ohio Supreme Court Tbere are a nuiJlb~ .. ~ ' PJIIt must now cOnsider tbe case. poaa~ change the meth~f , Pl many other artldes - Middleport Mother's CJub , Held Wednesday Fam1'I y p·ICniC ' • FINEST DEALS-Now is the time to see ~r Quality Buick Dealer. 'Sa'e ,or Father's Day You'll find the tiest buys of the· year dUring Buick Ba~in l>aya, the big . .ales event going on right now. And now is the time to buy. . BIGGEST ·sELE~TION- ~ur Big Bargain Day> o1ock of '59 Buicb means an upusuaUy wtde ch01ce d models and colon. Take your pick fronl among Eleai-u, Invicta~ and LeSabm, witll a wide tbo!re of dtf ON sHEAFFJ'i PENS *l'E.N ·11111, 25% UNCIL SETS. *DESK I •PENS , ll' • *CALENDER DESK ,SET optional and acttssory !rquipm~nt. · 1 FASTESTl>ELIVERY -You needn't wait to otart enjoying the pleasure of driving a '59 Buick. You can take delivery right away (rom •SHIAfFER · ~of~.fomous SN- our Big Buick.ISargain Days vacation .stock. Come on in and look. 'em f?VCr. J8\t.-i.. NEW award-winning dean·wingc:d style NEW t-xdmi'~ aluminum braln Jet.Smooth Turbine Thmmiuions NEW higher Ralnline mileage (Ownen ttport 1!.-18 m.p.a: ) NEW high torque Wildcat Engih~ ~~? I YOUR QUAUTY BUICK DEALER ,IN POMmOY window NEW Magic Mimw l'inisb LUXURY Ride ol illl·w1l spri n~ SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED QUALITY BUICK DEALER NOW ... ctollins J~·el rs,BLAETTNA-R Auto Co • ,. ,, .• . \ " •• ,, .. . NEW Euy Power .Steering Safety PLATE GlaS!l in •• · �DallY Stnllllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., June ae1 tBDII-ll .' . J 2-D!Iily Sentinel, Pomero!·'Mlddlepol't, 0 ,, June 19, :'HE DAILY SENTINEL .--~enfalnig. Editorially Learning The Hard Way We ar passing into a new C'ra of labor ~'Llem: For a period of a few dec<~des wage 'demands werr t'N'onct I ec I bY me r e as. •u P,-1, 05 and increased pur~· hasmg po" •r· ... ' but 1·1 loo ks . r as 1hough_this <:our~e ha s about gon(' .' 1.5 ~~~ it. There IS much evtdenre of labo_r pncmg Itself out of the market Foretgn tmports are making noticeable mroads on Amencan production and into American ex port markets by offering gOods produced more cheaply. We see tt in automobiles, electrical goods, steeJ. machme tools, office equipment and Racine Family Night Is Held Friday At Church State House • Happenmgs • More and more U S. firms are ~uJ!dmg fact odes in ottwr parts or the world m 01 dc1 to compete trade as we 1l as to supU d nin world ds p 1y . 5 e 1an . Wh en wages arc shoved up arbitranly re gard lcss of the effect on productivity and cost. the market seeks goods elsewhere Thts is jm;t an old ttme rule of economics and th e tnggest labor mo nopoly ca n't change 1t Ap· parcntly many labor leaders must still learn this lesso n the hard way because no Jaw or decree is going to change the pattern. Rock Springs -~;-::--::::;---;;::;--;;;::;::;:; Society Items Mr. and Mrs James Euler of Middleport lipent Wedn esday eveRev and Mrs V W .)('nkln s mng w1th their auut, M1ss J.mnie and rhtldre;n of Radnor, Ohio, Terrell and uncles, Thomas and w~ evl!fattiflauests of Mt' and John. M . Frank Cleland Mrs... Helen croy of Caldwell - ··- Mr. and Mrs. R1chard Hartung and son. ~ Mr :llld Mrs. Purley Karr and Mr and Mra . Boyles of Chester attende'd DVBS commencement Sunday evening at the church. Mrs. Avery Goegleln and dau· ghter Mrs. Wilbur Bai~y and daughter and Dorotha Love Brown 01nd Mrs. John Hntung were in ho K~ther Ctrclf' met at the and lrlend, Paul Rich , Senecavme Parkersburg Monday. ' .ho e of !>.trs. Ernest Smith Friday spent .the weekend with Mr. and Mr and Mn. Herman Grueser, evejling Following the bllSmess Mrs Homer Radford Burlmgham were Sunday evening ses$ion a J.JI'ogram was pr(lsentt•d Altendan<.'e 11t Sunday School guests of Mr and Mrs. Mark by Gl't"llll and (l;a twl Simpwn wa11 78. Colleelioa taken $25.11. Grueser and sons Refrr.s hr. ,l·nts were serw•d b)' Mrs Raymond Chaney is em · Mr and Mrs. Donald Bailey the ho11tess tu !drs Bl.ont>h Watter- and f'hildr~n visited i n Woods- ployed at the Albany rest home. son Mrs Emma Salser, Mrs Lma held, Sunday Mrs. W. E. Grueaer left TuesCurti11. Mrs Helen Stmpson , Mrs Mr and Mrs. John Hartung day for Tex:aa and other polnta. Maggie Shoun, Mrs Bertha Sayre, spent Ssturday in Marietta with Mn Laura BelL Mr!l Marie Roush M~. ).etha Morns, Mrs. Firn Gaul, son of ColumbUII sptmt the week Mn. Gretla SJmpson, Mrs. Isabel enJ with his parents, Xr. and Simpson, Miu Vera Beegle, Mrs Mrs. Ira Bee~~:le Un Morris. 1\fn. Mlrtam Feaster spent sevJr. and Mrs. Charlo~ Alktre and eral da)'S m Columbus last week sped•! people " our clan oponM~ and Mrs Wallace Weaver w1th Mr. and •Mrs Edward Seu· To The Editor: sor, M1ss StJsan Park. Mlas Park retUrned from a week's vacation bert Thla Is an open letter to the helped in su many waya to maWe In, f'lorida Mr. and Mrs. Solon Butcher 0 Mr. and Mrs Robert K. Swift Cleveland were overnia:ht gueab cltl.r.ena of )flddleport from the our trip possible. In addition to and daughter, Michele, of C:olum- of Mr.. Ida Howell 11nd attended Class of 1959 of Mlddlepetrt High thankmg Miss Park we shOuld We, the of '59, also like to congratulate hel"' bus, spent several days with Mr OES fnspeeho'il Tuesday e\oeninland Mrs. Francis Morris, Christine 'Mia& Sharon Raines ot Dunbar ahould like to ex:pred our deepest the completion o·~~~h~~·~·;~r{,~;; Lake .and son , Bill i1 visiting Mr. and Mn. Corby thanks to the citizens of our home year at MHS and Mr. and Mn. Ralph Badgley or Cleek and children. They enjoyed town tor the , support received at the Middleport Tuppen Plaints were Sunday dm· a p1cnlc at Forked Run Lake sun- throughout the year wh 1ch enabled Among the uther teachers ncr guests of Mr and Mrs Chester day and were also accompanied by our recent trip to Washmgton . D merit mention are Mrs. MlldrM C. and Now York City In order to Ba1ley and Mrs. F.m1ly Sprague. Simpson. Mr Guy Nciglel" Raymond Hartley returned from Mr and Mre. James Stewart of ulse the amount of money reWe, the vx·semors o£ •Middleport the hospital after having broken Steubenville were week end gueRts qUired for such a trip, it was nei High, Wish to sa)' thanks in u of Mr and Mrs. Walter Stewart. essary that we have many projects big his leg. our mo thers who were Gue1lR or Mr. and Mrs Owen Other u;ue1ts were Mr. Stewart's rather close together. ~~~~~t:~;~ ~:;for 1h€' raising ot a Watson are M.Sgl 1111d Mrs Ivan brother, rrom California, accom· arranged Even though )'OU must have gotten of the mon€'y, We Wallon, sons; Garry, Barry , ,Mar- Pllnied by two nieces of ~t Al· very tired of our selling candy, we couldn't have made•'the von and 1U"tce, Algonac , Mich., bans, W Va. cards, tlckeb, etc., you, HS our trip without the help of our moth. 1 i~fr. Rowan , who hall bee n the friend!! and neighbors, continued and Mr ond Mrs Robert I. Roush and (Jaurhtera Barbara, Connie Jo, gueat of his brother-In-law and tn give us your support Without mter. Mr. and Mra. Harry Ptckena, this support 0111 trip would have and Nancy t..u, Columbus. They wm al~rn vi1it Mr. and Mn. for several weeks returned to hla been an lmposlibJIJty There are a tew specltic people Reed ~~ynon, M:ornlng Star, and home in l''rankfort, Ind., 1aat Frlwho did more•a:t~an one would hna· Ml'. and Mrs. Arthur Routh, Salerq,· Ctnte:r. Charles CaUiwoU and lriatera, glne on tMa pr6Ject . .Fthj ta Supt. .Mn. Jethn Flahe:r and boy1 wlt'O Ada 1Sh!mo and Miss Neva Cald· L. W M~omM whose 11lstance "~nt a week with Mr and Mra well ot WhoeiJna were geUIIffl of II needed and received for practl· Henry Rouah, returned to their their aunt, Mrs. S~bll Miles, two cally every project undertaken at home in Akron Sunday with Mr dny• laat week. They ret111ned Middleport Hillh School , Supt. Me· Flaher and ton, Mike, who .. ame home Friday accompanied by Mn. Cornu was pre1ent to lend a help. for tl'le week end. Olh11r gueRIN of Mlle1 who will spend a week with inJ hand at all of our projects lleJd at the school. Next on the ll1t ol the Routhe& were Mr and llr&. them and other relatives. Steven Jacobs and children, Wa~ h Mrs. Kathryn Gunther and aon, 1nJlon 0 C.; Mr. and Mrs Ray J F'., of Cincinnati were guests of flflulh and son ,Cincinnati and Da· b.er mnther several daya last week. '11beAlmanat vid and £..:::1e: Roush . Columbus. :~r. and Mrs, Tom Lindsey and who will spend two weeki sbn or Grove City, ap41nt the week , .Miu Carolyn Norrla left SaiUI'· \!Dd with her parents, Mr. ond Mr• day for St Paul, Minn , ,v.h9ro \{Rson Spencer. ahe will be Pmtlloyett ·Mrs. Clara nouah, Min Vera Alicia KntghtAtep , Columbus. I! 1ee11le, Mr. Q~¥ jleeJle, Sr. •nd \IJfllting hor grandmuther, MrK l.u· 1011 , Tom . 1\vere Stmdaf dlnnor vlnla Slmpscm thiF. wook. we11t1 or Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gaul Today is Friday, June uaJ'~ Mt' and Mn. Chorle~ Beegle and :)f Bashan 17oth day ur tho year, with 196 more days to follow ln 1919. The moon 11 approachlni ttl full phase. The morning star Ia Saturtt ACI\088 :UOWN lT. Olrl'l The evenina: star1 are N(ercUry, l. Fee-l re1tflt Jllck1.Ctty~ Venus. Mara and Jup1ter. aeven 2. Bunrle, name On this date In hl1tory: Cj, Kick, u ••.. 20. Ers• football checkmc (bioi. l In 17M, Indians for.c&d 148 ~· ·~·· ·1 9. Wicked account lt. Aftlx lah into the infamoua "Black !0, FendnJ' S. Exoavatt 22. ~lo•,lnr uf Calcutta," &uf£oeatlng aword but 28. •· Overhead 2f. Olrl'a 11, UnciOII tratna name In 1846, the first baseball aame 12. 8oft, woolen ft. Nut ~~- lllec. between regularly-oraanized teama tabrlo 8. Java tin trUltd was played at Hoboken, New Jer· U . ICxlated 7. Blrd'l partleln l:e~aet~IQr'• Alltwtl' sey, with the. New Yorlt illaaetu.ll 13. Pin home SM. Tan. e.r. Cllab beating tbe Knlcltel-boeter lf.Conohtdl 8. TuteN .18. Brownt, 815. Olrl'l Club, 23 to one, 11. Coo.ltnr n. r. at br-.C ,ame In 1861, Mexican patriots 'executdt-VIot obttratecf. !0,,· ~kart· . •·, 81. g:~r. ed' ·flinperor ,II!Pmlllan, • Frencb :JS. Half 111. em 18. Et\Jlllh o) .uf puppe~ h lt. W&lk queen 8f. ValltJ' 88. Love alowly !lo. Howka (poet.) <AIIflo·Ir.) rl~ lit N~.; ~=-~e of Ltb~ ~J 21. PJ;ojeetlnl' ,.-,r,..-,11'"" r"'lr'"l'-,r" tn 1103, Lou Gt~hrlr wa1 born. end of a. In 1912, the federal 1ovu-rament ''burch adopted an ei&ht•IJour dar for ltl 23. A.Uiptor The The ~ditor's l . class The Pomeroy WCTU wm meet Tue!lday evening at the , United Methodist Church it was announ· ct~d today by Mra. G. H. Ewlnf, president. tT.IIIIICUll!tlr ao.m.ewu. ll.MIIo~ H.TI- alon. , In t9&8, Ethel and' JuUut Roaen· berg w.m~ exeeuted fOr I'IYII'II a\omlc! aeeretl to R\lllia. OtoaP primarlei Ule pool 1ra1 not open. 'l'lie lood committee wbo had llllde ~ .....to wore lerDatd :rvttz. lira. I.J.onel Bopa. Mrs. Lola JlcEibinn,- and. Mrl. Jlnt. lfelley Fry, lJra. William Sliter aDd lin.' llobert Burkett. · 'Ole chair ,.nd tabJe eommJttee eo.ullted of Mrl. WUUam Clark· lOll, llrL Denver Nee ·-.! Mrs. Johp Learep. WlnnJPC prizes at pmea were Mn. l"r)', lin. Dan White, lin. Gletla Henaler, Kllnnetb MeEtll:lany, Betty Clubon, Xr1. Theo HeqtzJIQJ, Mrs. Sliter, Jlra. .Len· ten. Lew:l1 s...., Jr. CbUdren winnJaa prllu were ll1rvln Fry, Jetb FultJ. Jim Neutzllna, BUb Rice. lbry Bradbury 1nd liar,Burkett. , Gue&ts were lin. honnen Cum· mlnal and Mr. 1nd Mn. Jaet Ten ~t end Iataily, the IaUer visit· hil wltlt tiH -William Evenom. have . EI~tion Expense ~ _ Deadline Filing _.'. Is 4PM Today · re. The Ueadline for tUI~r' ~ eeipta arijt·;e'xpenlle9 tiY' eandldliie't and et~mmittee~ . invo~lved. 19. - !b' th. MAiy 5 ITJmuleo Is A ·-P-•111, JUne i AU candidate& are required bJ law to .f.ile,liwitb the· B,oard Oj Eleetionl w &n~ '.their - petitlonV 19M were' 'filed, a ltateme.gt ot re. The court made tittle of tbe eeipt1 and e~odlture1 JJ0t laf, selection ot a n.eW clerlr, aaying er tbao 4 p. -lri. Ort the 45tli ·Pilat it wanted an attorney in tbe job. f611Gwiltg tbe election. Suck Wel~h ia not an attorney. Both state'fuent• must .· be' ·ta-.tompuqe() Wel-ch ind McMillan are Republl· by receipts for eacb expenditure (!ans. McMillan aaid he bad :reg\1 ,over $25.00. { ~~~ 1 , , I • tered m Cleveland In• lMt n a 'f!hia requirement 'app)ies 1o 1 Primacy as well as a General will coptJoue to aerve Election. . . court's administrative ••· The Buard of ,.ElectionsA ~a11 as sistanr ·a• ·well 'as clert. ' " ' 1 not isaue a ~ &iftiliclf\lP ~r - D&ntThe job ofh1JIIInlltMNUVe Ill· nation • until such . ~tementi sistant was cNated by the LegiS· ha:v& ~n ;fHf!ld. ~~:Qf e eiritature to take some ot tb.e paper didate...-tn lile rr llatement witbla work off the court, particularly the specified time,.. .-cll&nall.Ue.. the chief justice. Some years ago blm from beJng a CAndidate fi{ Chief Justice CarJ V. Weygandt an:v. future eleetly f-or a perJMI. resigned complaining of the pay '1Of five yeara. ' and hea~y load of paper work. If a candidate h¥1 n:o l,'tBcelpti' He wu pefsuaded to cbaage his or expenditure• ' lie atU1 M~tiit mind and rema~.ped in- office. file an affidavit to that err witbln the 4S days or be. aubj Jud.gese are elected on ;a non· to the penalty. partisan judicial .ballot, a praeThe tame 45 day period and Jll· Uce whi~b has been coming under- ing , or receipts .for expelloditu.:.S 1 crlticiam in some quarters. Tbote over ~-00 applit!s to commttiedir. who object to thfl practice con• fonned on beb11)# of oal,ldidatE1s. "'1 Ab out •r LUCILLI HAWk iiNI Pte Edward Kitchen ia ln& a ftttetn day furlough 1peod· from Ft. Euatit, Va., with Mr, and Mra. Ceell BradbiU)'. Mla Kathryn MUch en,tertaJned UJ.e Nifty stttebera Club Wednesday eveninC at her home, Rock Springs Road. The evening was apent .socially and In aewlng after wbkh the hosleu ~erved refreshmenta to Mrl. Carl Moore, Mra. Lawrence Smith, Mrs. HorneT Wal· ten, .Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, Mrs Max Folmer and Vanelfl.l, Mrs. ScUm BJ.uewl~. mttie and Phyllil, Mrs Jact Warner and Mrs. William Bartels. ~nd Rotary Club Tlie Bend Rotary Club wu held evenin& at the Hart· Churrb for their The RhodOdendron Home Dem· onolroUon Club mt1 lor lbalr Hermln Layne, IJoyd Rouoh, Rl· lohn Rldlwl)l, Jaek Flesher, Jam· Rome Wllli•m1011, ,.c.plaJtlle CONCERT I. Carl . Zimmerman. -:-:-:-''---:-----:-- Women Attend Baptist Col)clave A potluck dinner at preceded the meet.trtJ of the Forest Run Batteries church VVedne&day meQlbers and &wo Roscoe. Wise and Mrs. attending. .FOJ ~USES " Shot Three re~~odihgs were presented: "Behavior of Women," Mrs.llan· MYF VISPIIR. IIIR.VICII son Holter; "D.ad, King for A Da)", ·Mrs. Chi'lsty Baer; and "At; !'"'""'• 'Metbodi!lt Youth hllowrica," Mrs. Ralph Sinon. A game 1hip of New Haven cburth met on traveling was also enjoyed. on Sunday evening in the GarDuring thr. buaine.'s seasloo it den Club park for a vesper .ser· was decided to have a dinner at vice. The program them the Five Points Grill in J~y. It "This ia My "ather's World" and was also voted tu pay $86 on the was led by Mr. and Mrs. Ray pledge for the new theological DarlinJ:. Following the aervJces 18 semJnary. members and guests present en- Pack .*~•rcury Cells *Tronsistor lF~~::!C~~~»•Y"'' Kerr, ¥:rt. David Norlh, Galllpoi!J, doolhttr Boll~, Will- l.ol'l'l' Biker, Bbaron Jonel, llt'j, I!IUI HiM!', WUI Routh, II~. WtUbln Powell and H~. d•lllhij,\:, Mil." It·P. Buebler and oon. .n. D01n Clrt:le. Ji1Ao.l - • Wttf.NewHeati119 .....,mentOr Repairs Collnnl011 Rumen - Floor FRmac:es - Wall Ful'IUICes ce.J- Fllel 011- Gaa- W,u m Air- HOI Woler TJjleHeaiiD •' her 30th weddinJ anntvet'Hl'y. At tlie close of the gatnes were played the winner1. men&s ·were served Witb Laura elatein •• hostess. . ,• " IIDIIroi-.IIJ;nerlef- ~allo~ol us ,.sit., · Aaci'OIIUir FomiNu Bl'l!ld~ FRY PLUMIIH& Yollll get the best deal and HEATING Eillmoles Free of Cost lit Obllgallon lh Dlw stteet Phone 8Z8z.J MJDDLI'!PORT, OHIO · GlnClnf lilt -10. Raft .-.DAU.Y tJBii'IOQUOD:- lllri>'o . ,, Tid)' -1 bow to 'IJOrlt It I A>XYDLBAAXR It LO'IIOJillLLOW Dna lotto! olmp)J !101141 for anolhor.ln thlo umplo IIi lo..., tOT tJil' UIJW J.I~JC tor the two •O'.. etc. Btnrl• letter-e. apoe. tropbll; tlw IIQth aad ft.mal.km of tht! wordl an all tltitte. tbe·cocle a.tt~ art dlfftrtl\t. ; .a: antoinm QOotaltoa eMb.,., ' aT~TWV RPKV ORSOXD LOD BV4 oJlti'cJttl BTRI\ DVV4 VKVJX '!V,VV ll- V Z :i:' lC • . \ " right now during BuiCk Bargain Days plnlli . 141111.1 . MIDDLEPORT Mra. Seldenable, on behalt or .,....... . . l:pp\IUI BAKER tbe Temple, preaented Ellen Kil· lln1er with a «in in observance of ~ bloo- PHONE 6374 • ll. illllrp11oft -~~---·,I" WIITE OR CAll US H)l A '...,._ 11W. W1n10UT Oii5AnoN ud EvereadJ II. Aetor Davt4----" ·-tueq fill of - Burp~~ ,...ua ... -.ic: • nlid COMPLETE STOCK .Plan Now For Th.e Winter DA~ Cui COuen, , Lindy ---·- . . . . •: · rl-..,...,.. joyed a wiener filast. We Corry A LET'S GET AHEAD OF THE RUSH Willie 1om - .,_-.. =·· ...-....th:t. ..... .__..-pcmiae_ .• Lwf :fpflf_. abo "'""•• ool the Pt.: Aithur Mit• Juditll Mra. Paul Dllllmlued June 11: Ru1h Shiro ley, Ml'l. Joh·n ~. Dempter WUIIom~ Mn. Wtllloil\ 1 Rlcbatll~ Htimon KerU, WorHij lJAITioon Vornoi Aillini, B: G, VInce, Mill! Editb WUioll, llltl. Norman Bltu1 5199. 95 .......... _,.. __= _Oolr... Qomalhlng was pt, atld Mn. ~ona1d Hummel, Cheahlre. daulh!er. , wa ... _.., lDaldng .fOr *Rod los Me· Mi'. ............. ,,. __ , ....... 18 *Heoring Aids Mr.s. Births June 17: ¥r1 and •If Wednelllay noon Mrs. Jean War ner entertamed with a hamburg barbecue dinner at her home, W. Main St., honoring her daughter Present were Linda, SbeUa and K.athaleen WUcox, Kn. Edith Mal· lory and Miu Lydia Eberlbach. ovM- the state pres-BRIDGE MEETING wUh the regiltration being Mrs. Herman Layne enterbfn· o 1,000. 'Itle House Party is ed tbe weekly bridge club at ber In the DenniSon Univenity Group singing followed by home 'wednesday afternoon. The \bui)ding, Lord'a Prayer in unison, opened pru:e for high aeore wtla won by tbe meeting and devotions were . Others trom the First Baptist Mrs. George Lerner. Those playled by Mra. John Scott, using at I.Cnh·•"•·n'•~,h of Middleport who left this ing were Mn. N. 0 . Wein , Mrs. to be at the meetings for Hugo Juhling, Mrs. Lerner and her topic "A New Ambassador F9r 1• t"hrist Abroad." Readings on the are: Mrs. Milton Hood, Mrs Layne. toplc were A:iven ·by Mu. Edmund Baker, Mra. Harry Mrs. Grace HyseU and Gruese:r, Mra. U. S. Nease and Mrs. Albert Baer. Mra. Frank Cbeeit!brew. \ Admitted June 18: Ro'bert Flint William Love, Pl. Pl: Mrs GaiUpolb; ...1. mto!DOrolhJ ORGAN leen Wikolt of Kanan City, Kansas., with a dinner at the Martin ReMauraoL Mrs. Warren Hulburt left Thursmorning for tbe Women's Ho1ose· Party of the Baptist Convention held in Granville. The wtll Jaat until SaturThere wUI be wo- read from Communi· Florence who an. and Cbeahire; EUCI'RIC Lindo Worner Honored On Her 9th Birthday Forest,Run WSCS Potluc~ Dinner . Held '"'ft· l!lll'l'y Millor. Bo&tic, Attbur Wol'"", E. EM If you doa't . . I nole of ... Mr, and -Mrs, Claren"'' Boyles, 778 Oliver Sireet, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage. of thetr Linda Warner, wboae ninth birth daughter, Janice Mae, to PFC Ronald K Miller of Shelton, day waa Wednesday, wa1 guest of at two dmnen this week. Connecticut, son of Mr. a11d Mrs, Doyle Miller, 385 Hamilton honor On TUesday evenlng, Miu LyStreet. · dia Ebera))jcb, entertamed Linda The wedding will take place in July. and her cousins, Sheila SJnd K.atha- and. other poiatl _ •.•".'· Tbompaon, at tbe chu rth Bearhe, •lee praideot, preaidinl swnmer f1owen ot all ~ Gruup aintlne of "Uoder Ria In t.be abatnce of lbe JH-eaident, were uaed Jo the t.lblt tl:z• Win&" opened the proaram fol· lin John Lyona, wfho Ia eoofin· tloDI wilb pinl;;, wllile aad 1aYaf. lowed with prayer by Mn. S1die eel to her home lritb a foot ail- II' predo~tiq:. Brown a.nd scnpture by Mrs. Earl ment. Reosbaw. Topic• were read by :Mra. Shirley MUla wu In eharte Mn. Eueenr Forbes, Mn. PhliJip1, ~f the devotlon1 and ueed tbe t.o-III.THDAY PUn Mn. Brooka S.yre, lin. William PIC "He ~adetb Me." The meet Rw.ell and Mrs Karl Grueaer. in& wu closed WJtb prayer by Dana 8oltic tDtertalned a few An article written b1 Prt1ldent M.n. Roaa Pullen frlendt on WedDUdq aftca.ooa. Eilenhower on U S. tOUl'llta and on the procram for the ....U· ln honor of her 11th birt.hdlf. '1'111 envoya W other counlriet waa read Ine wu a readiDJ "First., Date" aft.eruoon was 1pent P117illl IIIDM by Mra Phdlipa, Iller which the by Mrs. Blanche Haptonatall and and -refr~u:oenta were serfttl to proeram clo.ed with Jl'OUP IIDI· abo a 10lo by Mn. RaptonataU Connie Clark. Sberi lkQI.Gti.Jll. Inc, ealled "A Big Lump Of Coal" Sharry FJeaber aud Dianl. During bulineu M!IIIOD It I1-~~i;iii;;;:;;::;:;;;:;:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:~~ was voted the to pay the miulonary ,pledge and a contribution or f2:l was made on the new church or· &an. Reports were given on the ale of rl!gl and 1 hUe Nie helci recently. It was decided to have a han· k~rchtef &bower for each member on their birthday. Plan• were mad e for a plcnrc at the Syracuse Park i.n July. At the cloae of the meeting a CHORD deuert course wa1 .erved by Mra. Hosmet' P.ou1h to eleven member&. Jna: Bend Sewing Club Meeting Held Tuesdoy Albert ,..., opeoker, ilides taken of bia ['2~!•'!:1· u., waa the prolf'am topic preaented ..._ u-= ....,.UK_.~ • l'llr by llr1. CWford PhHilPI when the BapiJat Chureb wa& held in tbe were lin. Harry Ctou. lOa W8CS ~ the Minenv1Ue Metbo- b11ernent ot the cbureh TbW"t- l.oel Talbott ucl Mn. Cedi ..... dlltt Church met Wednelday even- day evenm• lritb lin. P'rueel bul')'. Th.ia Waa tollowed -by Mra. Housh eonducung a Bible quiz. Tbe leuon atudy for tbe evenlnt waa " Families' Spendinl and S.Y· ing" led by Mn ..tlbert Rouab. Durine the -buslneu se11lo• It waa allhounced th1t two shrubs bad been purchased and planted at tlie ~lub hl)u.e, Material h11 abo been ordered to make 24 more alumln· urn trays. Refreahments were served the hoatesses to ~&. Ch1rle1 e11, M,rs. Albert Rouab, Mra. 0 . 0. Sayre, Mu. R. Douglu Roush, Mrs. Clarence Thomas, Mn. Eber Roush, Mra. Everett Laudermilt. Mrs. Charles Yonker, ·Ml'l. Robert Hoffman Mra Bert Roush and Mn. John Holliday. meeting. ~i.i)( ~!!!'• Minersville First Baptist :"". ~ 1110... • .,. •• ~ Methodist WSCS Busy Bee Class 1oo . ate. mato IUI4 - . . . . . ...,.. Meeting Is Held Meet1ng Is Held ec1 "' 111a - . ."' ~~a ~ "A New ·-····-dor For c•·tot" .,..,__ June m•M ••• •• the u..- BtJPittt, Mn. GeoiSI .......... ~ ~ a.·.-~-- of .~~.,,!';'_.......,. ::.':! John Xaufl. A•.. !Ar ''di?HI The •lk!nd Sewmg Club met for their regular meeUng on Tuesday afternoon at the borne of Mrs. Donald Smith Meeting Is Held e -&a "' Engage~ntlsJ\nnounced Club June meeun, at tbe club hou.e wltb Mlaaea Ora and Lelta Rickard wrvln1 11 b~t.eue• The meetlna: waa opened with the pledJe to the 011 ond tile ~n&Jnt of Am~rtoo. The devotional period was led by Mn. T. Bert Roush, the Uleme t» in& "A •Poruoll of <be Splrll!' People Ift p0mer0y lUchard Plebna.. SeninJ on tbe entertainment ~Uee were tbe prealdent. to· judge• Mai~tly Rhododren Club Meeting Is Held HOLZIR HOSPITAL DAILY CROSSWOR In tt:M, Conart11 created the Federal Communlcationt Comml• tlie :,•te of the eoor weaUter held elr family picnic at the wu planned OD ThUl'ld.ly eventn1. was a preaent and the cblldren enjoyed the park eleehng· Juc~.Ces. These .Ugg~ supfeme COurt h~nd· uaually- ·proVJde Jife terml · fF decision at a bme Judges. Sueb PfOpO&ala ~~;aVe ne.;-. The Ohio Supreme Court recenUy demo~· Elliott Welch from hta jOb as ~1erk to an as-sistant clerk. lfe had been em· ployed by the eourt lin~ Novem· ber, 1928, aad had been elerk the put tew yeara. The new clerk is John W. lleMIIIan, a former protiate judie b}' appolntJ11e'nt at Mount Gllea~. He has been serving 11 the court a. adminiJtrative as1ittant . aince' WCTU To MilT Road. v. s: after Pub- weeks lj&ken off. Daily Sentinel Daybook YESTERYEAR 'Ti-++-t.,., ... Off The Wire TODAY AND -.... judges nominated in ib ___._ office contilluef to releiaae declslonB on Wednesday fot several Late News ... 1!1, ..... . . ."''. . . 6 • agaihst tht croweU;comer 1 employe~. In slder tlie pretent IYIU!m i fa~ on the CJ"'uilda judletal eJectiDn• \ ""''Uy -liftome hl(hly poriloan, Tbe judge• are no.roinated in ReJilblican and DemoCJltie 1'!%maries. Each party lnehJdes th~ ed down ita wben the dblo Judge• were about er rotten off the ~d and•are ready 1o tal(e oil !Or ·~-'11' 1!"1~ not likely 1o mate muc~ he"adwjy.~ summer ref!eu: 'JIIie tt~titr bellna 'lor a number of Nason's. · , • its vacation late in Jq_ne tiut itJ ,.,_,...,_ -~~ . ' Mail Bag School. 195~ in campaign advertJsements fo~ November election. "D.emocra!.---------:-::---" ' 1he tic judges on the court haVe com1¥ IIJ)ASKELl. SHORT plained .pniv11.tely that the Repu~ Unit.d Preu International lu~an s sMU out a conarderibJ~ COlUMBUS UPI - Recent amount of 1noney for thell' (!andt events have focused more than datea in" the non·partisan N'ovemusual attention on the act! vltles ber el~ctions . of the Ohio Supreme Court and Opponents of the non:l)artistill so;ne of the oUter courts through- ball{lt I-IY that · there migHt have out the state. been llome ju~lficaUon for such The u s Supreme Court on a system in tbe old daya When Monday sharply critic~d the party retolarity wai consider'ed Ohio Supreme Court for il.s rule metre important th~ It is noW'a· deanna with perMna un~ble to days. ' pay a fee to appeal thelt conThey ppJnt to the atate'!l ofQ, v1chdns. The Ohio court M• had ce-tYPe ballot which nqulrea the a rule requiring .a perBon want· voters to V()te f.or eacb CandicUt~ ing to appeal to pay a $20 fee . individually regardless of part'f.J Unless the money aecompanied A number of proposals for · ad· the appeal, the clerk's otfice rou· dltlonal common pleaa ·judges a· tinely re.jected the caae. rountf the state are belnr eon~ The u. s. Supreme . Court put aldered in tbe Legi$latiire. Su~{ 10 end to this. The decl.f{on ~y porters ot some ,of these JlUJ.J Chief JuJtice Eal'l Warren said have Pte!enttd a r-ather stronl that such financial barriers ha~ case for their countiea Wb'ere po "no place In our heritage of equal pulation ba~ increased SharpJf , . 0JpoJ?-ents, however, bave made It juatice under law." Tlle declskln was in a case in rough on some of the!M billt, volvlng WiliJam W. Burns, sen• claimlna: the judges allow~ a . ,. tenced to, Ute In the O)llo Peni· neys to waate tltelr tliDe tn~ · tentlary six years ago tor bur- ,ling their cases ,and '\]l'~ ·, 'e glary. He said be was broke and judges tate unusua~lY• lonc .-v~· thus denied the opportUQity to tlons. . . · appeal. The Ohio Supreme Court Tbere are a nuiJlb~ .. ~ ' PJIIt must now cOnsider tbe case. poaa~ change the meth~f , Pl many other artldes - Middleport Mother's CJub , Held Wednesday Fam1'I y p·ICniC ' • FINEST DEALS-Now is the time to see ~r Quality Buick Dealer. 'Sa'e ,or Father's Day You'll find the tiest buys of the· year dUring Buick Ba~in l>aya, the big . .ales event going on right now. And now is the time to buy. . BIGGEST ·sELE~TION- ~ur Big Bargain Day> o1ock of '59 Buicb means an upusuaUy wtde ch01ce d models and colon. Take your pick fronl among Eleai-u, Invicta~ and LeSabm, witll a wide tbo!re of dtf ON sHEAFFJ'i PENS *l'E.N ·11111, 25% UNCIL SETS. *DESK I •PENS , ll' • *CALENDER DESK ,SET optional and acttssory !rquipm~nt. · 1 FASTESTl>ELIVERY -You needn't wait to otart enjoying the pleasure of driving a '59 Buick. You can take delivery right away (rom •SHIAfFER · ~of~.fomous SN- our Big Buick.ISargain Days vacation .stock. Come on in and look. 'em f?VCr. J8\t.-i.. NEW award-winning dean·wingc:d style NEW t-xdmi'~ aluminum braln Jet.Smooth Turbine Thmmiuions NEW higher Ralnline mileage (Ownen ttport 1!.-18 m.p.a: ) NEW high torque Wildcat Engih~ ~~? I YOUR QUAUTY BUICK DEALER ,IN POMmOY window NEW Magic Mimw l'inisb LUXURY Ride ol illl·w1l spri n~ SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED QUALITY BUICK DEALER NOW ... ctollins J~·el rs,BLAETTNA-R Auto Co • ,. ,, .• . \ " •• ,, .. . NEW Euy Power .Steering Safety PLATE GlaS!l in •• · �B . Si t nk ,..,..,_.... . 1 5 4-Door. s nd $9pJd. 5 eqiil . ' \o ew • • • • • • s~at . 0 e - ,....• • co n. 5 • • • •• . arismlJs n. • • • • IG *" •• SHELV ••.;' ' . . .. w ' ... ,jj �B . Si t nk ,..,..,_.... . 1 5 4-Door. s nd $9pJd. 5 eqiil . ' \o ew • • • • • • s~at . 0 e - ,....• • co n. 5 • • • •• . arismlJs n. • • • • IG *" •• SHELV ••.;' ' . . .. w ' ... ,jj �J - '1 NEED IT? Sell It Through 6--Dall;y Sentine~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 19, 1959 (20! Business Servic€" DiSalle Facing -::--=c-=~-·--,,--,---,-,-­ (Continued From P... On.) C.\R WASH.lNG--MOTOR CLEANING. zlack~~;tt 'l .3ot'10 f.ervire ditated slaying on grau.nda he Phone 9084. 3 13 &otr knew he w as shooting a poUer,- WANT ADS man. YOUR WESTINGHOUSE OIALIR Th.e prosecution lntrodl.leed TV AND APPLIANCES lwo typewritten statements, the COAL, OIL "' GAS 'URNACES shed ff 's notel!l and a tape record· ARHOLO"S lng of the confession. ·M ill Lan· FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE llESULTS PHONE 398 3 Ct'lllb: · RATES per word.~ iMertion. M\nl.mum eharle -- Ohio'• Best: Young Drivers R.-.tcled,~ :: n this case, abe contended, the mcriminatlne stltement Is eut in doubt by the disputed bandwriting. The governor, himself a former criminal lawyer, appeared intrigued by this and other defente protests, such as Byomin'a abacklinK in leg Irons and his being forced to testify in handeuUs. llhon. 13:6-V $yncus•. Ohlc ===-:c-c=-::::-:-:==-· CAR WASHING . LegaI Nof.ice D~_Y stntll)e!; Pomerby·MI~dleport, Ol, June .191 118~7 COurt ~Lor . For·SCouts tELEVISIO WSAZ.TV Held At New Haven I 1 However, mo1t of tbem have al- . 990. . Chqi!Mll-Seft'ritt J:IO ~lm 'IJD 8•30 : . ...,• .s Meeting 9:30 llneb ' • · ' 10130 II:Dil 11:30. 12:00 12:35 12:55' 3:30 .4:30 sPOt Ji!B( o~ ' the JUni:le _to:oo "iroWiir lloqdr ·n.ursday On New Country Club · Tho Rutr Uld l!od..'ll'"Fuey . Ctteus Boy -True story Leo D"uroeher Warmup ~Major · League rBaseball TBA S~hllday · Theater On Yout -D·ic.t· FOR 'I!HE N0 W - ·' ' ECONOMICALLY . Station. · wJ~&H· 1000 Wciltl ' 990 ·-""" p,.... I thd I ' /--..:.----...,.-----=-- r-or . .1!1!111,13 ~ Frldgy 4:00 . The Brighter"Day 1 ·4::15 Tbe Secret StOI'Dl 4.:10 Tbe lldge ol Nlflbl Clul) 13 Dance. PeriJ ~:oo Arthrlr J. Rmitb-Nm Call Dick Sterrett I I KARR & VAN ZANDT I l:HP.M: R'adio C }\Veat . J -·( 1"1 W d R On 8 0 _!!n_ ;:; I lO·kM. 3:55 P.r.t II M.,n . 5 P.M. sTAR (9a' ' ~~~ Legal No'":Ca I .NEWS Of 1lie Oiio v'lllltJ ' ' 1:5$? A.M. :-::==-- =--=--=-c---: .• Tune· In,The ' I I -- . I ker said on~y in the two type- ready been considered and turnwritten statements were there ed aside by t.he courts. EXPERT HOYT'S aLim ission 11 of knowled&e tbat Byomln's mother spoke to DiI Soh1o Service, 8 A. M. to 5 smith was a policeman. Sa!J.e through an interpreter who P. M. 6-1'J.3tc OM Copy Chaogltd U not paid within 10 daYa after receiving bill. translated her German. She aald Errora in Advert.iaing - Should be reported immediately. The CLELANDS She s.a id the -prosecution en· the 13 yean Byomln spent In Dei!,' Sentinel will out be mpomible for more l.ha.n ooe incor'· Radio & TV bp.~lr hrvlca tcred lhe original ol. one •tate· Leavenworth for a $50 robbery net inlerWoo. Phon• 200 mcnt . but only a eopy of the ope had not been fair and had warpCvd of Tbonlto and Sped.al Noticea of Etenta $1.00. Obituarl01 Pom•rov. Oh1o. with the disputed alteration on it. ed his outlook. The ~overnor publilhed M 1 eent per word. agreed , and said : -""~- - - -- ~-c-WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS ~ OAYS I MO. r ELEVlSION, RJ\DIO & SMi\l,L "Society has had three chances 15 60c 90c $1 .3~ $4.50 APPLIAN CE REPAIR rhum· lo avoid this murder three incar· 20 60c $L20 $UIO $6.00 Ol.ls MeChnlo ~ k . Ruc1ne Oh10 LEGAL NOTICE cerations and has failed. Each 26 7:1o $L~ $2.25 $7 .~ i- 4 30lr Cne No. 11.122 lime he was released betore he Ada m:eived by 10 A.M. wall he in that day 's paper =:-:-::·= C..:alvln Black, who resides at fOR H!i:NT-t:X'ft!:N~IO :'>j LAD Box M7, Venice, Florida; Mildred was ready, because there had I I J Nottc:es 20 'fEN·GALLON J4ILK CA NS. der.'l. &affoid .Boards, Dto l' 1Karr, wh~ r~sidea al Wcaahtna:ton been no rehabllitation done." One practically new Surge milk· Cloths. CllltiJr. Ftsher MHidir I Grove, llhMts; LilUan Lusk, who 111E REVIVAL IS CONTINUING 'er. eight-can milk cooler. Arthur por•, Ohw Ph.onf' !'i~6f 11 -t I resides at ~428 Eut .Helen Street, at Mt. Olive Church near Long Held . Orr, near &shan, four miles - - - - Tvcson. Am.ona ; Alleen Taylor, Bottqp}, · Jun.e 16·21. Rev. Gil· from Chester. 6 18 3tc CUSTO..\f Bll'lL'f P..J rcw:.N D~ who rcsid,es at 202 Roaemont Fort bert \Splpcer, evaneeliat, Rev. s~gn ed for your home. free t><~- Thomas, Kentucky; Aileen iBebn· Dou&f:a.s Citele, pastor. 6-16-6te 4 ROOM HOUSE. RUNNING WAtunates. For~:man A: Abbon. ke, wtJo resides at 13929 Houaton 1'EU. Hardwood floors . 4¥-l acrei Phone 6284-Y . 8-8-tf Street, Detroit, Michigan; Nancy Near Chester, Price $2600. See b id 11789 I~) AutoSoles . "11 e, AlR -COND!TIONING. RE>"RJG"'n Ann Schw<~r-t,.,..._w o· ~~ 3 e&Miat bi Gl en Lawaon, RD 1, Mmcrav1 .~:o~.v Ohio. 6 18 3tp ation serv1ee. Jack's Hefrigera. Longview, lft:'trolt 1 · resldaa c pnat; Geed CIN" Uted C.rt Von na Dalieinne , who A special me,etlng Wit held All Mak... •nd Modell - -------tlon, New Hnen. Ph0t1e 'f'L Sl Roosevelt Avenue; Franklin at the New ·Haven Element11tY METROPOLITAN THOMPSON 14 FT. BOAT, NEW 'l3337 I! 23-t! Square , Long bland ; Hollis B. School on Thursday June 18. at Auto S.l11 trailer, 25 Evenrude. Phone l,.;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l l Smith. who resides at New Jerlf:y 8 p. m. at which tirfte Jt was ex· 2 10 tc 6087·Y. J. H. MitcheU, 680 S. A.vcnue, Prospect Point, Rural plained what has beer. ~one loward Middleport. 6·18-3tc . • • • • Houtc 2. Wh.arton, New Jette)' ; organizlng a country club for thb Second, 19116 PONTIAC VB STATION YOUR ROOF PROBLEMS Lms R. Reilly , who ~etidea Jat 324 area. Wagon $1 ,4~ . 8 passenger. PIGS. fiEARL WILI..JAM.S, QN Sbowa JOOd eare. One careful -Pomeroy-HarrlsonvlUe Road. SOLVED Drake Avenue, Rosel' !'J~W eraey, Several or-amzational meet· 6·19·3tc ami the unkno:wn heirs of Allee ings have been held in Pt. Pleasant owner. Blaettnar's Pomeroy. Smith~ whose Identity and pla_ce~ - and a &et of by·laws have been ''· 813811! 1949 HA'ih..EY DAVIDSON 74 of rcst_denee are unknown •nd tan adopt~ with a nine member board It ls the aim to Pl!JLE 4 DR $1,4911. Call 35~-J not w1~h reas~nable dilleence be of governon being elected. Several furnish family recreation and motorc)'cle, good •hape. See .·_ .s(!dan. Hydramatlc Phil G " lobolc:ar a8certamed wtll take n~tice tha~ hoard memben will be present at more famillea are urged to join Vermont Markin&, Liberty Rn driv , & H. Very nice. Blaet· taunnt, Pomeroy , Ohio. 6-19·3tp Burdell Black, a~ Admi~Istrator 0 the New Haven meeting to exolain and enjoy the CacJllt.ies that will tnar'f Pom~roy. 8 13 8lc 128 Union An. the E11tate of Allee South, deceas- rutur,~ plllllB ·for the club and to be off~tred. 1 BUILDING LOT ON MULBERRY Pomeroy ~.d. on the ~t~ dar of May, 1959 answer any questions that mllht, 1957 BUICK V8 SPECIAL. $1 ,91Ki. RepreJentimg ftled his petitiOn m the .Probate be aaked The location being considered .is 2: dr. Hard Top. Oynaflow drive.~ Heights, 80 x 160. $900.00. DENSOL PAINT CO c..:ourt, within and for the county · board membel:t were ·present at WL One careful owner. Blaet· Phone 6~ . 6·19·3tp ~~~~~ffi!fc;;f~:ii~·~~~of Meigs and State of Ohio, being and Point ·Pleasant, In order to tnlr'~ Pomeroy. 8 13 6tc: F20 INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR Case No. 18122, alleging that the . IV r. accommodate people from the sur· - NUt PONTJAC-y-CWIEF on ru.bber, · plow 1, dllkl, mower GRAVILY personal estate of said deeedent is OflDINANCE NO. 331 rounding area. 8 1nd I t I I t SERVICE, S12 inau!fieient to pay her debtl ·and AN ()ftotN.lPifCE· TO R.GULATI ------8 12,Ut0. Catalina Cpe. FinMt and a corn Pan er. nqu re . roy. Phone the charges oi adminillterlng ber , THE KIND&:.INO OF FIRIS IN Re·c~rd Sett1"ng beet eerlea Pontiac. One careful Hut Restaurant, Rutland, Ohto. H•rold a.rnh•rt, Reed•vlll•, that .she died lei~ ln THI OPEN AIR . 1 1 0 6 8 owner. Sharp ear. Bllattnar'e _ ::·:::"' :_:::_ Ohht. Phone CMivllle 3691, of the Collowlni de· WHEREAS, the indiscriminate Pomeroy:. e 13 Gtc GOOD USED WASHEU $2lt. A. O. ~~· 3 0tc real est_atc situ~ted in th.~ kindllna, of open fires within tbe 00 . lef Lee, Syracuse. I'bune 809·X. FOJf EXPERT UPHOLSTERING of ·Me1gs ond State of Village of Pomeroy has endanger· . 1." 2 DODGE, 4 DOOR, RADJO lc ,. heater. c,H IHSft·X. - - · a 19 3tp c~:~ll Kelton's 414 . Will pick up 101uo.and .further de1cribed as fol· ~d life and propertyandhascaue-,w•IlCorttm"Ue 6. 18.3tp and deliver. 6-16·6U! lows, to·wtt : ~d undue hlardshlp to the members I 19~9 PON'flAC, 2 DOOR, HARD· Moni'MI Supphev The fo1lowing premises situated t)f tha Volunteer Fire De~artment UniW lnternatiCMUII TOP. HyYftarnatic drive, power _ __ HOUSE BUILDING. NEIGLER'S in the Town of Danville, In Salem of said viliJge ; and Ohio's record·settlng cOol June steering. Power brakes, radio IJMd bo.... •M motor-., tn.oo 1nd Building Supply. : aU Guy Township, Meigs Cou{lty, Ohio, and WHEREAS, It appears necessary weather will continue dUring the and .beater. Less than 7,000 up, wnllt thtv 1... ~ . ,.lrvpoUtan Ncigler , Racine, Ohl o, &ll -30tc described as follows, to-wit : thal 1nd proper to take steps to prevent weekend the weather bareau said s 18 ,3tp Merlne S.leu and hn.w, Pam· AUCITION~~IR is to say, Lot11 Noa. three (3) and ~aid open fires from escaping from today. mlles. Call ~-J . t•roy. Phont 16oM. 2 :I ttc Four (4) In sa id Town of Danville, control; and Co""!' .. S.rvlc• --' whic h sal"d proper t Y lJ · AYO '· au~.~ WHEREAS, it is deemed in the No nln was e•,...cted dW'ing d lrad(or ' bed · d d 1 ~-th c•• ~ n-ext .,..eek. CriH t t t ho C descrr m ee rom Lll er publte intere1t to " Mli;!llate tuCh the weekend or early . "' .4A.Wc':lt:~.~:. ;-,ci::.'~1IO Keplar tQ Jacob Smtth, dated matten by ' effectivt! Je~!slatfoh; But the weak cold front has 13 2 ~~!!!!~ ' WAN'I1ED TO RENT I<' OR SUM·IIf!.;!!,_iiiiii~~i--l Uareh · IBEI , ·and roeordcd in NOW THEiti'~lo~ORE BE IT OR· lltml temperatures into the 40! is b Hook ~8 at pag es 138 and 137, of DAINED as followll by the~~~:~~~~ expeccd to move eastward across 1 mer, one skiff with oara. P ono the Deed Hecorlls or Meigs County , rJ( the Village of •Pomeroy~ the state. 467 or _83D,JII, .• Jl.l7-3tc · Ohio. ·' County, Ohio, two-thirds A reading of 47 in Columbus ' I... , R.ent The decendent acquired title lo members elected thereto concur- Thursday set a low for the date the real eitate as evidenced by dng ; ror the second day -in suctess.lon. A.PAJt.'l'MF.N1-:g _ Furnialled and Certificate of Transfer recorded in SECTION 1: That no pereon The reading was one degree be· Vol. 147 page 171, .d:eigs C(mnly 1hall kindle, nor authorize another low the all·Ume record for a June umurmeiled. MeMaaten, ._lddleDeed Records. to kindle, a tire, In or near iny set in 188tl. 1 3 u port. J' tt.one 80\4-M. The prpyer of said petition Ia woodland, brushland, or grassland dropped to « in 1J ROOM APAilTMENT WITH for tbe 11ale of said premises, for nor In any place from whence it is The and ~ In Marietta bath and a:araae. a room bouae aetu.e \t:3.U A.M. the payment of the debts and likely to ~scape thereto; unle11 all ·a nd t room apartm•nt. Phone JUddlepol1 , 8831...1 charges ·aforeaaid. leaves, grass, wood and other in· 311J.M, .Pomeroy , A. N. Beoa:eJ. Pomeroy IZI The penon• first above men· l!ammable mater.iaJ has first been 6-6·U lltAUTi PIID nOill tloned wiiJ further take notice thall rem~ved to a &afe distance from WINS PROMOTION At Chllhr they have been made parties de· the area surrounding the place Johns.on, DN2, 100 UNFURNISHED 3 ROOM AND YukoD WJ41 fendant to said petition and that where said fire is to be kindled ; i~,~:~;;.~~~~r;~~~~· ~ a. Johnsonci bath apartment. AU new, very a •MILL SERVICI they are required to answer the and unleu all other due and reas-1 'I • Wal promote un aame on or before the 8th day of onable. ptecautiona ue taken to Draftsman Srd on June 18. modern. Coate• Blda:., Middle· S'fA1'10t'll Auauat, lD!SD. prevent Its ctcapc from control; Is servlne in the U. S. Na'V)' port. fH 3·12te Alblcy 3311 IBURDEIJ.. BLACK, Ad· nor ahall any such flre be left Rico. ...._ _ _ 11;;~:::::::::::=::::::::~=~~· mlniatrator of the Estate tended until exUna:ulshcd or safeHlftH • LOW 3 ROOIII •URNISIIED APART· of Ali ce Smith , d eceas ed . 1y covered. NE-W •YORK. UPI-Tbe tow· ,,- " PboJle "5 mcnl, atrcet level. Pbone OOD·X. bl n5U(Qnct/ WEBSTEU & FULTZ, SECTION 2. That no person ahall eat tempera..'-Ulil reeorded in the 60 ceota. 8 C6DUI: per word lor three c0068CIJtive buerUona. Spedel - one mcmtb for 30 eenta per word.. Full rate of 3 «mta JM!I!' word will be charpd. for advertla.ln& . i& ,11:1~ ·e~so ~e ~ Three Stooge• '?:00 · Ma<l{em:io"a llruGm 11:30 lia'fbiile ~ 18:30 Ted · t.Ji>!>k Amateur Rour 18:00 Pbil Silvers $how ,.P;30 Stripe1 P.l1Yh9use ltp:(IO;" Thtr·Llileup ioo~·. to' -P~n - - --:==-- 1 1 (ZO • / ·persOn T•ws ~~c-~ " ll:Oif' N&>Rt 0~ iha !):Ill Tbeator, 13 -gal Noti·ce GREAT '\No ····....,.. •.rCUll I BLAcl- ~Amos 'N' Ai>dy . Bold Adveilture 7:111J ~- M~ . . 8:80 Wentedv'Dead or Allv. 9:00 Bfflinw. . · · 9!30 H)lve GW., ~ Ttavtl Gunamoke t , Highway J'atrt>l ., 7:00 '' News of the Nidtt Mrs. . Ami rreli Pa~nt . I • •• • ' ,I • M~o~.~ . . . '... . •• '. ., ' f. ..... ' ..• .. '~ . .' . '"' ~·~ . .-;\' ' . . ,. ~ · · , · • ' '· · · two PAl.M1 · · 1'1 ··HOtD ~.~ ' ' J ~: • j ' ...... ' •• '. ' ' .'' - I as. w. Leaar of - .. :1 Business No'ti"..,... I • '.' DRIVE · JN MOVIE ' .t . .. . -~ <) r,,- "''. '' ' . '' FI'I.ITZI--- . WE' LL BE LATE FOR '' .oa aa:•• . HUI;ll'!'l. AUNT 12:30 Sign Off j•~t~io~n~t~od~o~y~wj••~S~T~a~I~FI~ai~To~p~,~j~~~~~~~;;:! _ CH£VlPL£T ··· Pomero1 ::oN-lNSu ' "RA-N-CE 26 ; Admlni.lltrator kindle nor an9ther to W.Va., the U.- S. W'eatber Bureau 1 fireauthorl!e '03 · ·DOOI\ STA· (APARTMENT, 1UIY. ' W. SECOND .BAaNEs.=s::IM::P::S Ait-nts, Mlddlelfort. fire, Auto Attorneys (6) 19·for (?) 3• 10· 17 • 2-4. 6tc kJndle, in the open air for Uon W~Jen. Phone SPruce St. Rent. rea11011able. Frank i'U· mob1le, f,onds . ·rboae 8815. the purpoae of burnlna~ wood, said. The hlihelt Nldina Tbun~. "···n. 6-t••t, aate, Pbone -M. 6·1Nitc • I bruob, weed~ grau or rubbiob day waa 114 at Noedlea, CoUI. -.. vov COM.PJ...Et'B lNSURA.NCE PRC> .Ld:' of llll' kind; at al)y time durlq - - - - - - -3 ROOM HOUSE, NAYLORS RUN toction. Li!e, Auto, Ftro, ?olio. IN THE ~ltOIATI CclUIT OF the montho of Mar<:b, April, May, 3 ouW>ulld•nl•· vermont Mar· c 11 D00 lllll .llld"·e·MIIGS COUNTY, OHIO Ottober ond November; or at oueb (9) For 1 •· Sole ~:___:____:__::.::.:::_____ - · kina, Liberty lleataurant. O~io. """' .-v•-. fiOHie Mlthf", II Admlnl•lratrl• otbtr tlme1 11 Jhe Mayor of1said USED COAL f'URNACE AND GAS 6-1T4tp. . ______ _ _ _ of the lst•te of larl C. A..tl. vlllaee ml)' prescribe; without cunvera10n unit Pbono 321-X 121) keall:state DtcHitj. PlointiH, firol oblaininl !rom tbe llloyor 8 13 8tp ROOMS FOR RENT. Cl.OSE l.N Vs. 11id \'illa&e 1 written permit •tattoWn, 127 Buttormal Ave. FOR SALE: ONE ACRE OF oRO· Alta tt. Ptullcner, .. tl, 4tf1Mtntl inlt 11Wben ,_tul. where aueh ll.re fLAtlOM •' G-18-Gte. UNO. Fruit trees, ~trllwberrlea, CaM No. 11,0V!I may be kindled; except that 11uch • 'M REGi81EftED BEAGLES. UNFURNISHKD APA.R1'MENT, raap'berrle&, small )l:arden, two NOTICI BY PUIL.CATION permit abaU not .be rct(uiHd for sunday •alea. Ralph Llmbrlaht, Hrat floor, New Haven. Furnilb· houaes, one five room wilb bath, 'C'!~;j;;,,~w~_ · , 'ee~. whoq plaee o1 the ldndlina of a fire ID 1 plowed Ball1y Rwt lloJld, lt. 2, Pome· "''• ei~tric, water·, One four l1 ,30 NOrth Fourth St.. field, garden, or public street not 1 d e ap1rtment in Middleport. •room "'" w· v l~o w111 ,. ke no· 1csa t ban · twO" · hun!:lred feet · from 6-12·12tc roy.l Phone 6386~ or eno. with shower-bath, ~tal,· 6 18 3tc eleetric, Willer. wm aell lepat"'l• th• 28th day of May, in)' Woodland, bru&hland or tleld ,\MUWJUT& GiLDING ·tely 01 toaethcr. C111l 8871-X or underalaned flied her eontliRittl dry '1r111 Pr other In· Pony. Phone 80'l·L 1& ROQlo"" JnJRNJSHED APART· can be aeen at 77«1 Grant &tftet, against YOI.I, 1~ the Proflammable matftial: nor lbill 1uch 8 IJI tltc ment and l--3 room furntlhed lllidd'·port 11 1e etc Court -of Meta• CG'uftty, Ohio, • permit be te<autml. t4ri' the burn· ~ · ciYII action u ~liolt.n the follow· ,..., ,itt' 1nob, rub.bi·• or r~uu in PORTABLE PUBLIC ADDIIDl8 apartment. Call HI or inquire · "" ~ ... ~· g.L Sprlna · Ave., Pomeroy. 8 ROO!{ HOUSE, GAILAG~, FULL deseuJbed real.'ljtat,e to pay •D inc:lnerator whleh ia located a sntem with l ttnd microphone 8·18-Uc si:ted basement. hot 1lr furnace, debts of tht · deeedent and Afe dl•t•nee from Ill tnnam· and ape.~ken . In 1ood condJUon larae lot, water utiUtle~ $',000. of adminlatraUon and for mabie q~atetiala. Pr1N SM. Call Phone 011. FOUR ROOM. AND BATil APART· GtoMge Jenkins. Syaeuse, 0 ,' Hllef ~ SECTION 4. that any person viO> ••t~ot~tc .MENT. Conl.lct Rutllnd Furnl· 8·9-1\lLc Situated Jn the County of Mei111, latin& any provision of thla ordln· lure Store, Rutland. 8 18 ttc in the Sta~" of · Ohio, and In the aa'ce ablll be fined not mor.e than GRA~LY TRACTOR, ROTATING FOlt SALE: FOUR ROOMS AND T9wnsbip of _Salem and bounded one bundred dollaro. plow and cultivator. Priced very bath. Automatic ii:DI heat. Nearly and delltf~ u foJiowa: SE~ON 5. Th4t all ordJnantes reasonabl e. L. E. Mcllaffle, ( 171 Help Wanted ncw electric hot water heater, &1lnnin• at the north east cor.. ·or ~rt1 of ~nances In eonfllct Box t38. .Rutland. fH 7-3tp WOIIIAN WANTED FOR WOIIK cabinet sink, tiled floor in kltehen ncr Gf Section :t;;;, Town 8 and wtJh the prOvisions of thla ordln· a, waltrea or grill operator Jn and liv&Pa room. Alu,minum ~~~~=I~G of tbe Ohio Company'• anee.lhall be, and .the umo hereby POll IALI storm doOr and windows. On thenee 'runnlna welt one an 1 ~epnled. . "' local reetaurant. llult be neat, WILLIAM HU.J, HOUSE AND .RJ. close to !lthool and rods aloftl· lhe .nOrtb llne ' · SEC1'10N 8. That ttila. wcitn~nce betw.en thtl ol IN3. lot at 867 South Second Stroet, e&ureb, $2.000. Ca~ 8a7·Y or oee · oaid !IO•Uon SD: . lhen<e aoulh ·•hell . IOko ,llect and be l~ ,....,. lliddl<>port, Obio, Will be oold Pitut ad<lrou l.,..lrl• to Bort Orville Brown. 8 11 3tp •.a~ .ro1b: *"ence . ea~t 100 Nell . Q'9m and entr tbe earlleat period tMII.Q, 'Ill Tbt Dalll llenlillel to the bl&helt bidder at 10:00 Offlce, Pomero)', lt.aUni ap, FOR SALE : 6 ROOM JIOU811; lo lhe eool Uno of aai4 Seetlon 3D; aJiciwed by .taw. . ·<i A. 14. Salurda)' , Jua.e 20th. ,. tn'4JV~Ou• expedeaee il any, balh, t.urniahed or the.nc:e north D3,_ ~ tO th• . ApproYed : Charies 1IBI, at oUlce of J. B. O'Brien, three reference• and pbone owner leavinJ: state. place of bt.l-.tnJSiiiJ~ contalnl.nf , · ' · ,, , MaJor 100\1: Court Street, Pomeroy, '. number ir avaliabJe. We will Hudson, -PomeroJ. Phone ItS~ tc~l. mon Pl'lllaa.• , Altetl: ~n• Sehoenleb Oltlo. llu1t tell for not le11 • ~f f' EXOI'lP'!'ING 'ill oool !..ally .. . ('lerk • trah1 people wbo quaWy, than appralaed value of $1300.00 .. ( 6-l9-6lo ltilowp 11 No. four, Adopled June 10, ltNMI. •tMtc 1: B. O'Brien, Admlnlatrator ~' 1 of llro l:oolalo ol WIUiam Hill ,.,';!;?~~! or 1imoolone ..., .,. <Sl a, AUTOMOBILE IUJOI IANIC WITH "" abooe deterilled experience on front end ma· APPOINYMINT O'llrtttl, chine \1,1 work on »DO blala. at Law. Write rBox 868-M, c/ t Th"' Dall)' Sentinel, .Pomeroy, Ohio, 1tatina: experlence and pr~iou• em· ~t· ~tc · pioymont. 1 3 J\11•' ruv•\R Sbow 6:80 •,. CAN'T '>OtJ GO ANY FASTER? �J - '1 NEED IT? Sell It Through 6--Dall;y Sentine~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 19, 1959 (20! Business Servic€" DiSalle Facing -::--=c-=~-·--,,--,---,-,-­ (Continued From P... On.) C.\R WASH.lNG--MOTOR CLEANING. zlack~~;tt 'l .3ot'10 f.ervire ditated slaying on grau.nda he Phone 9084. 3 13 &otr knew he w as shooting a poUer,- WANT ADS man. YOUR WESTINGHOUSE OIALIR Th.e prosecution lntrodl.leed TV AND APPLIANCES lwo typewritten statements, the COAL, OIL "' GAS 'URNACES shed ff 's notel!l and a tape record· ARHOLO"S lng of the confession. ·M ill Lan· FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE llESULTS PHONE 398 3 Ct'lllb: · RATES per word.~ iMertion. M\nl.mum eharle -- Ohio'• Best: Young Drivers R.-.tcled,~ :: n this case, abe contended, the mcriminatlne stltement Is eut in doubt by the disputed bandwriting. The governor, himself a former criminal lawyer, appeared intrigued by this and other defente protests, such as Byomin'a abacklinK in leg Irons and his being forced to testify in handeuUs. llhon. 13:6-V $yncus•. Ohlc ===-:c-c=-::::-:-:==-· CAR WASHING . LegaI Nof.ice D~_Y stntll)e!; Pomerby·MI~dleport, Ol, June .191 118~7 COurt ~Lor . For·SCouts tELEVISIO WSAZ.TV Held At New Haven I 1 However, mo1t of tbem have al- . 990. . Chqi!Mll-Seft'ritt J:IO ~lm 'IJD 8•30 : . ...,• .s Meeting 9:30 llneb ' • · ' 10130 II:Dil 11:30. 12:00 12:35 12:55' 3:30 .4:30 sPOt Ji!B( o~ ' the JUni:le _to:oo "iroWiir lloqdr ·n.ursday On New Country Club · Tho Rutr Uld l!od..'ll'"Fuey . Ctteus Boy -True story Leo D"uroeher Warmup ~Major · League rBaseball TBA S~hllday · Theater On Yout -D·ic.t· FOR 'I!HE N0 W - ·' ' ECONOMICALLY . Station. · wJ~&H· 1000 Wciltl ' 990 ·-""" p,.... I thd I ' /--..:.----...,.-----=-- r-or . .1!1!111,13 ~ Frldgy 4:00 . The Brighter"Day 1 ·4::15 Tbe Secret StOI'Dl 4.:10 Tbe lldge ol Nlflbl Clul) 13 Dance. PeriJ ~:oo Arthrlr J. Rmitb-Nm Call Dick Sterrett I I KARR & VAN ZANDT I l:HP.M: R'adio C }\Veat . J -·( 1"1 W d R On 8 0 _!!n_ ;:; I lO·kM. 3:55 P.r.t II M.,n . 5 P.M. sTAR (9a' ' ~~~ Legal No'":Ca I .NEWS Of 1lie Oiio v'lllltJ ' ' 1:5$? A.M. :-::==-- =--=--=-c---: .• Tune· In,The ' I I -- . I ker said on~y in the two type- ready been considered and turnwritten statements were there ed aside by t.he courts. EXPERT HOYT'S aLim ission 11 of knowled&e tbat Byomln's mother spoke to DiI Soh1o Service, 8 A. M. to 5 smith was a policeman. Sa!J.e through an interpreter who P. M. 6-1'J.3tc OM Copy Chaogltd U not paid within 10 daYa after receiving bill. translated her German. She aald Errora in Advert.iaing - Should be reported immediately. The CLELANDS She s.a id the -prosecution en· the 13 yean Byomln spent In Dei!,' Sentinel will out be mpomible for more l.ha.n ooe incor'· Radio & TV bp.~lr hrvlca tcred lhe original ol. one •tate· Leavenworth for a $50 robbery net inlerWoo. Phon• 200 mcnt . but only a eopy of the ope had not been fair and had warpCvd of Tbonlto and Sped.al Noticea of Etenta $1.00. Obituarl01 Pom•rov. Oh1o. with the disputed alteration on it. ed his outlook. The ~overnor publilhed M 1 eent per word. agreed , and said : -""~- - - -- ~-c-WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS ~ OAYS I MO. r ELEVlSION, RJ\DIO & SMi\l,L "Society has had three chances 15 60c 90c $1 .3~ $4.50 APPLIAN CE REPAIR rhum· lo avoid this murder three incar· 20 60c $L20 $UIO $6.00 Ol.ls MeChnlo ~ k . Ruc1ne Oh10 LEGAL NOTICE cerations and has failed. Each 26 7:1o $L~ $2.25 $7 .~ i- 4 30lr Cne No. 11.122 lime he was released betore he Ada m:eived by 10 A.M. wall he in that day 's paper =:-:-::·= C..:alvln Black, who resides at fOR H!i:NT-t:X'ft!:N~IO :'>j LAD Box M7, Venice, Florida; Mildred was ready, because there had I I J Nottc:es 20 'fEN·GALLON J4ILK CA NS. der.'l. &affoid .Boards, Dto l' 1Karr, wh~ r~sidea al Wcaahtna:ton been no rehabllitation done." One practically new Surge milk· Cloths. CllltiJr. Ftsher MHidir I Grove, llhMts; LilUan Lusk, who 111E REVIVAL IS CONTINUING 'er. eight-can milk cooler. Arthur por•, Ohw Ph.onf' !'i~6f 11 -t I resides at ~428 Eut .Helen Street, at Mt. Olive Church near Long Held . Orr, near &shan, four miles - - - - Tvcson. Am.ona ; Alleen Taylor, Bottqp}, · Jun.e 16·21. Rev. Gil· from Chester. 6 18 3tc CUSTO..\f Bll'lL'f P..J rcw:.N D~ who rcsid,es at 202 Roaemont Fort bert \Splpcer, evaneeliat, Rev. s~gn ed for your home. free t><~- Thomas, Kentucky; Aileen iBebn· Dou&f:a.s Citele, pastor. 6-16-6te 4 ROOM HOUSE. RUNNING WAtunates. For~:man A: Abbon. ke, wtJo resides at 13929 Houaton 1'EU. Hardwood floors . 4¥-l acrei Phone 6284-Y . 8-8-tf Street, Detroit, Michigan; Nancy Near Chester, Price $2600. See b id 11789 I~) AutoSoles . "11 e, AlR -COND!TIONING. RE>"RJG"'n Ann Schw<~r-t,.,..._w o· ~~ 3 e&Miat bi Gl en Lawaon, RD 1, Mmcrav1 .~:o~.v Ohio. 6 18 3tp ation serv1ee. Jack's Hefrigera. Longview, lft:'trolt 1 · resldaa c pnat; Geed CIN" Uted C.rt Von na Dalieinne , who A special me,etlng Wit held All Mak... •nd Modell - -------tlon, New Hnen. Ph0t1e 'f'L Sl Roosevelt Avenue; Franklin at the New ·Haven Element11tY METROPOLITAN THOMPSON 14 FT. BOAT, NEW 'l3337 I! 23-t! Square , Long bland ; Hollis B. School on Thursday June 18. at Auto S.l11 trailer, 25 Evenrude. Phone l,.;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l l Smith. who resides at New Jerlf:y 8 p. m. at which tirfte Jt was ex· 2 10 tc 6087·Y. J. H. MitcheU, 680 S. A.vcnue, Prospect Point, Rural plained what has beer. ~one loward Middleport. 6·18-3tc . • • • • Houtc 2. Wh.arton, New Jette)' ; organizlng a country club for thb Second, 19116 PONTIAC VB STATION YOUR ROOF PROBLEMS Lms R. Reilly , who ~etidea Jat 324 area. Wagon $1 ,4~ . 8 passenger. PIGS. fiEARL WILI..JAM.S, QN Sbowa JOOd eare. One careful -Pomeroy-HarrlsonvlUe Road. SOLVED Drake Avenue, Rosel' !'J~W eraey, Several or-amzational meet· 6·19·3tc ami the unkno:wn heirs of Allee ings have been held in Pt. Pleasant owner. Blaettnar's Pomeroy. Smith~ whose Identity and pla_ce~ - and a &et of by·laws have been ''· 813811! 1949 HA'ih..EY DAVIDSON 74 of rcst_denee are unknown •nd tan adopt~ with a nine member board It ls the aim to Pl!JLE 4 DR $1,4911. Call 35~-J not w1~h reas~nable dilleence be of governon being elected. Several furnish family recreation and motorc)'cle, good •hape. See .·_ .s(!dan. Hydramatlc Phil G " lobolc:ar a8certamed wtll take n~tice tha~ hoard memben will be present at more famillea are urged to join Vermont Markin&, Liberty Rn driv , & H. Very nice. Blaet· taunnt, Pomeroy , Ohio. 6-19·3tp Burdell Black, a~ Admi~Istrator 0 the New Haven meeting to exolain and enjoy the CacJllt.ies that will tnar'f Pom~roy. 8 13 8lc 128 Union An. the E11tate of Allee South, deceas- rutur,~ plllllB ·for the club and to be off~tred. 1 BUILDING LOT ON MULBERRY Pomeroy ~.d. on the ~t~ dar of May, 1959 answer any questions that mllht, 1957 BUICK V8 SPECIAL. $1 ,91Ki. RepreJentimg ftled his petitiOn m the .Probate be aaked The location being considered .is 2: dr. Hard Top. Oynaflow drive.~ Heights, 80 x 160. $900.00. DENSOL PAINT CO c..:ourt, within and for the county · board membel:t were ·present at WL One careful owner. Blaet· Phone 6~ . 6·19·3tp ~~~~~ffi!fc;;f~:ii~·~~~of Meigs and State of Ohio, being and Point ·Pleasant, In order to tnlr'~ Pomeroy. 8 13 6tc: F20 INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR Case No. 18122, alleging that the . IV r. accommodate people from the sur· - NUt PONTJAC-y-CWIEF on ru.bber, · plow 1, dllkl, mower GRAVILY personal estate of said deeedent is OflDINANCE NO. 331 rounding area. 8 1nd I t I I t SERVICE, S12 inau!fieient to pay her debtl ·and AN ()ftotN.lPifCE· TO R.GULATI ------8 12,Ut0. Catalina Cpe. FinMt and a corn Pan er. nqu re . roy. Phone the charges oi adminillterlng ber , THE KIND&:.INO OF FIRIS IN Re·c~rd Sett1"ng beet eerlea Pontiac. One careful Hut Restaurant, Rutland, Ohto. H•rold a.rnh•rt, Reed•vlll•, that .she died lei~ ln THI OPEN AIR . 1 1 0 6 8 owner. Sharp ear. Bllattnar'e _ ::·:::"' :_:::_ Ohht. Phone CMivllle 3691, of the Collowlni de· WHEREAS, the indiscriminate Pomeroy:. e 13 Gtc GOOD USED WASHEU $2lt. A. O. ~~· 3 0tc real est_atc situ~ted in th.~ kindllna, of open fires within tbe 00 . lef Lee, Syracuse. I'bune 809·X. FOJf EXPERT UPHOLSTERING of ·Me1gs ond State of Village of Pomeroy has endanger· . 1." 2 DODGE, 4 DOOR, RADJO lc ,. heater. c,H IHSft·X. - - · a 19 3tp c~:~ll Kelton's 414 . Will pick up 101uo.and .further de1cribed as fol· ~d life and propertyandhascaue-,w•IlCorttm"Ue 6. 18.3tp and deliver. 6-16·6U! lows, to·wtt : ~d undue hlardshlp to the members I 19~9 PON'flAC, 2 DOOR, HARD· Moni'MI Supphev The fo1lowing premises situated t)f tha Volunteer Fire De~artment UniW lnternatiCMUII TOP. HyYftarnatic drive, power _ __ HOUSE BUILDING. NEIGLER'S in the Town of Danville, In Salem of said viliJge ; and Ohio's record·settlng cOol June steering. Power brakes, radio IJMd bo.... •M motor-., tn.oo 1nd Building Supply. : aU Guy Township, Meigs Cou{lty, Ohio, and WHEREAS, It appears necessary weather will continue dUring the and .beater. Less than 7,000 up, wnllt thtv 1... ~ . ,.lrvpoUtan Ncigler , Racine, Ohl o, &ll -30tc described as follows, to-wit : thal 1nd proper to take steps to prevent weekend the weather bareau said s 18 ,3tp Merlne S.leu and hn.w, Pam· AUCITION~~IR is to say, Lot11 Noa. three (3) and ~aid open fires from escaping from today. mlles. Call ~-J . t•roy. Phont 16oM. 2 :I ttc Four (4) In sa id Town of Danville, control; and Co""!' .. S.rvlc• --' whic h sal"d proper t Y lJ · AYO '· au~.~ WHEREAS, it is deemed in the No nln was e•,...cted dW'ing d lrad(or ' bed · d d 1 ~-th c•• ~ n-ext .,..eek. CriH t t t ho C descrr m ee rom Lll er publte intere1t to " Mli;!llate tuCh the weekend or early . "' .4A.Wc':lt:~.~:. ;-,ci::.'~1IO Keplar tQ Jacob Smtth, dated matten by ' effectivt! Je~!slatfoh; But the weak cold front has 13 2 ~~!!!!~ ' WAN'I1ED TO RENT I<' OR SUM·IIf!.;!!,_iiiiii~~i--l Uareh · IBEI , ·and roeordcd in NOW THEiti'~lo~ORE BE IT OR· lltml temperatures into the 40! is b Hook ~8 at pag es 138 and 137, of DAINED as followll by the~~~:~~~~ expeccd to move eastward across 1 mer, one skiff with oara. P ono the Deed Hecorlls or Meigs County , rJ( the Village of •Pomeroy~ the state. 467 or _83D,JII, .• Jl.l7-3tc · Ohio. ·' County, Ohio, two-thirds A reading of 47 in Columbus ' I... , R.ent The decendent acquired title lo members elected thereto concur- Thursday set a low for the date the real eitate as evidenced by dng ; ror the second day -in suctess.lon. A.PAJt.'l'MF.N1-:g _ Furnialled and Certificate of Transfer recorded in SECTION 1: That no pereon The reading was one degree be· Vol. 147 page 171, .d:eigs C(mnly 1hall kindle, nor authorize another low the all·Ume record for a June umurmeiled. MeMaaten, ._lddleDeed Records. to kindle, a tire, In or near iny set in 188tl. 1 3 u port. J' tt.one 80\4-M. The prpyer of said petition Ia woodland, brushland, or grassland dropped to « in 1J ROOM APAilTMENT WITH for tbe 11ale of said premises, for nor In any place from whence it is The and ~ In Marietta bath and a:araae. a room bouae aetu.e \t:3.U A.M. the payment of the debts and likely to ~scape thereto; unle11 all ·a nd t room apartm•nt. Phone JUddlepol1 , 8831...1 charges ·aforeaaid. leaves, grass, wood and other in· 311J.M, .Pomeroy , A. N. Beoa:eJ. Pomeroy IZI The penon• first above men· l!ammable mater.iaJ has first been 6-6·U lltAUTi PIID nOill tloned wiiJ further take notice thall rem~ved to a &afe distance from WINS PROMOTION At Chllhr they have been made parties de· the area surrounding the place Johns.on, DN2, 100 UNFURNISHED 3 ROOM AND YukoD WJ41 fendant to said petition and that where said fire is to be kindled ; i~,~:~;;.~~~~r;~~~~· ~ a. Johnsonci bath apartment. AU new, very a •MILL SERVICI they are required to answer the and unleu all other due and reas-1 'I • Wal promote un aame on or before the 8th day of onable. ptecautiona ue taken to Draftsman Srd on June 18. modern. Coate• Blda:., Middle· S'fA1'10t'll Auauat, lD!SD. prevent Its ctcapc from control; Is servlne in the U. S. Na'V)' port. fH 3·12te Alblcy 3311 IBURDEIJ.. BLACK, Ad· nor ahall any such flre be left Rico. ...._ _ _ 11;;~:::::::::::=::::::::~=~~· mlniatrator of the Estate tended until exUna:ulshcd or safeHlftH • LOW 3 ROOIII •URNISIIED APART· of Ali ce Smith , d eceas ed . 1y covered. NE-W •YORK. UPI-Tbe tow· ,,- " PboJle "5 mcnl, atrcet level. Pbone OOD·X. bl n5U(Qnct/ WEBSTEU & FULTZ, SECTION 2. That no person ahall eat tempera..'-Ulil reeorded in the 60 ceota. 8 C6DUI: per word lor three c0068CIJtive buerUona. Spedel - one mcmtb for 30 eenta per word.. Full rate of 3 «mta JM!I!' word will be charpd. for advertla.ln& . i& ,11:1~ ·e~so ~e ~ Three Stooge• '?:00 · Ma<l{em:io"a llruGm 11:30 lia'fbiile ~ 18:30 Ted · t.Ji>!>k Amateur Rour 18:00 Pbil Silvers $how ,.P;30 Stripe1 P.l1Yh9use ltp:(IO;" Thtr·Llileup ioo~·. to' -P~n - - --:==-- 1 1 (ZO • / ·persOn T•ws ~~c-~ " ll:Oif' N&>Rt 0~ iha !):Ill Tbeator, 13 -gal Noti·ce GREAT '\No ····....,.. •.rCUll I BLAcl- ~Amos 'N' Ai>dy . Bold Adveilture 7:111J ~- M~ . . 8:80 Wentedv'Dead or Allv. 9:00 Bfflinw. . · · 9!30 H)lve GW., ~ Ttavtl Gunamoke t , Highway J'atrt>l ., 7:00 '' News of the Nidtt Mrs. . Ami rreli Pa~nt . I • •• • ' ,I • M~o~.~ . . . '... . •• '. ., ' f. ..... ' ..• .. '~ . .' . '"' ~·~ . .-;\' ' . . ,. ~ · · , · • ' '· · · two PAl.M1 · · 1'1 ··HOtD ~.~ ' ' J ~: • j ' ...... ' •• '. ' ' .'' - I as. w. Leaar of - .. :1 Business No'ti"..,... I • '.' DRIVE · JN MOVIE ' .t . .. . -~ <) r,,- "''. '' ' . '' FI'I.ITZI--- . WE' LL BE LATE FOR '' .oa aa:•• . HUI;ll'!'l. AUNT 12:30 Sign Off j•~t~io~n~t~od~o~y~wj••~S~T~a~I~FI~ai~To~p~,~j~~~~~~~;;:! _ CH£VlPL£T ··· Pomero1 ::oN-lNSu ' "RA-N-CE 26 ; Admlni.lltrator kindle nor an9ther to W.Va., the U.- S. W'eatber Bureau 1 fireauthorl!e '03 · ·DOOI\ STA· (APARTMENT, 1UIY. ' W. SECOND .BAaNEs.=s::IM::P::S Ait-nts, Mlddlelfort. fire, Auto Attorneys (6) 19·for (?) 3• 10· 17 • 2-4. 6tc kJndle, in the open air for Uon W~Jen. Phone SPruce St. Rent. rea11011able. Frank i'U· mob1le, f,onds . ·rboae 8815. the purpoae of burnlna~ wood, said. The hlihelt Nldina Tbun~. "···n. 6-t••t, aate, Pbone -M. 6·1Nitc • I bruob, weed~ grau or rubbiob day waa 114 at Noedlea, CoUI. -.. vov COM.PJ...Et'B lNSURA.NCE PRC> .Ld:' of llll' kind; at al)y time durlq - - - - - - -3 ROOM HOUSE, NAYLORS RUN toction. Li!e, Auto, Ftro, ?olio. IN THE ~ltOIATI CclUIT OF the montho of Mar<:b, April, May, 3 ouW>ulld•nl•· vermont Mar· c 11 D00 lllll .llld"·e·MIIGS COUNTY, OHIO Ottober ond November; or at oueb (9) For 1 •· Sole ~:___:____:__::.::.:::_____ - · kina, Liberty lleataurant. O~io. """' .-v•-. fiOHie Mlthf", II Admlnl•lratrl• otbtr tlme1 11 Jhe Mayor of1said USED COAL f'URNACE AND GAS 6-1T4tp. . ______ _ _ _ of the lst•te of larl C. A..tl. vlllaee ml)' prescribe; without cunvera10n unit Pbono 321-X 121) keall:state DtcHitj. PlointiH, firol oblaininl !rom tbe llloyor 8 13 8tp ROOMS FOR RENT. Cl.OSE l.N Vs. 11id \'illa&e 1 written permit •tattoWn, 127 Buttormal Ave. FOR SALE: ONE ACRE OF oRO· Alta tt. Ptullcner, .. tl, 4tf1Mtntl inlt 11Wben ,_tul. where aueh ll.re fLAtlOM •' G-18-Gte. UNO. Fruit trees, ~trllwberrlea, CaM No. 11,0V!I may be kindled; except that 11uch • 'M REGi81EftED BEAGLES. UNFURNISHKD APA.R1'MENT, raap'berrle&, small )l:arden, two NOTICI BY PUIL.CATION permit abaU not .be rct(uiHd for sunday •alea. Ralph Llmbrlaht, Hrat floor, New Haven. Furnilb· houaes, one five room wilb bath, 'C'!~;j;;,,~w~_ · , 'ee~. whoq plaee o1 the ldndlina of a fire ID 1 plowed Ball1y Rwt lloJld, lt. 2, Pome· "''• ei~tric, water·, One four l1 ,30 NOrth Fourth St.. field, garden, or public street not 1 d e ap1rtment in Middleport. •room "'" w· v l~o w111 ,. ke no· 1csa t ban · twO" · hun!:lred feet · from 6-12·12tc roy.l Phone 6386~ or eno. with shower-bath, ~tal,· 6 18 3tc eleetric, Willer. wm aell lepat"'l• th• 28th day of May, in)' Woodland, bru&hland or tleld ,\MUWJUT& GiLDING ·tely 01 toaethcr. C111l 8871-X or underalaned flied her eontliRittl dry '1r111 Pr other In· Pony. Phone 80'l·L 1& ROQlo"" JnJRNJSHED APART· can be aeen at 77«1 Grant &tftet, against YOI.I, 1~ the Proflammable matftial: nor lbill 1uch 8 IJI tltc ment and l--3 room furntlhed lllidd'·port 11 1e etc Court -of Meta• CG'uftty, Ohio, • permit be te<autml. t4ri' the burn· ~ · ciYII action u ~liolt.n the follow· ,..., ,itt' 1nob, rub.bi·• or r~uu in PORTABLE PUBLIC ADDIIDl8 apartment. Call HI or inquire · "" ~ ... ~· g.L Sprlna · Ave., Pomeroy. 8 ROO!{ HOUSE, GAILAG~, FULL deseuJbed real.'ljtat,e to pay •D inc:lnerator whleh ia located a sntem with l ttnd microphone 8·18-Uc si:ted basement. hot 1lr furnace, debts of tht · deeedent and Afe dl•t•nee from Ill tnnam· and ape.~ken . In 1ood condJUon larae lot, water utiUtle~ $',000. of adminlatraUon and for mabie q~atetiala. Pr1N SM. Call Phone 011. FOUR ROOM. AND BATil APART· GtoMge Jenkins. Syaeuse, 0 ,' Hllef ~ SECTION 4. that any person viO> ••t~ot~tc .MENT. Conl.lct Rutllnd Furnl· 8·9-1\lLc Situated Jn the County of Mei111, latin& any provision of thla ordln· lure Store, Rutland. 8 18 ttc in the Sta~" of · Ohio, and In the aa'ce ablll be fined not mor.e than GRA~LY TRACTOR, ROTATING FOlt SALE: FOUR ROOMS AND T9wnsbip of _Salem and bounded one bundred dollaro. plow and cultivator. Priced very bath. Automatic ii:DI heat. Nearly and delltf~ u foJiowa: SE~ON 5. Th4t all ordJnantes reasonabl e. L. E. Mcllaffle, ( 171 Help Wanted ncw electric hot water heater, &1lnnin• at the north east cor.. ·or ~rt1 of ~nances In eonfllct Box t38. .Rutland. fH 7-3tp WOIIIAN WANTED FOR WOIIK cabinet sink, tiled floor in kltehen ncr Gf Section :t;;;, Town 8 and wtJh the prOvisions of thla ordln· a, waltrea or grill operator Jn and liv&Pa room. Alu,minum ~~~~=I~G of tbe Ohio Company'• anee.lhall be, and .the umo hereby POll IALI storm doOr and windows. On thenee 'runnlna welt one an 1 ~epnled. . "' local reetaurant. llult be neat, WILLIAM HU.J, HOUSE AND .RJ. close to !lthool and rods aloftl· lhe .nOrtb llne ' · SEC1'10N 8. That ttila. wcitn~nce betw.en thtl ol IN3. lot at 867 South Second Stroet, e&ureb, $2.000. Ca~ 8a7·Y or oee · oaid !IO•Uon SD: . lhen<e aoulh ·•hell . IOko ,llect and be l~ ,....,. lliddl<>port, Obio, Will be oold Pitut ad<lrou l.,..lrl• to Bort Orville Brown. 8 11 3tp •.a~ .ro1b: *"ence . ea~t 100 Nell . Q'9m and entr tbe earlleat period tMII.Q, 'Ill Tbt Dalll llenlillel to the bl&helt bidder at 10:00 Offlce, Pomero)', lt.aUni ap, FOR SALE : 6 ROOM JIOU811; lo lhe eool Uno of aai4 Seetlon 3D; aJiciwed by .taw. . ·<i A. 14. Salurda)' , Jua.e 20th. ,. tn'4JV~Ou• expedeaee il any, balh, t.urniahed or the.nc:e north D3,_ ~ tO th• . ApproYed : Charies 1IBI, at oUlce of J. B. O'Brien, three reference• and pbone owner leavinJ: state. place of bt.l-.tnJSiiiJ~ contalnl.nf , · ' · ,, , MaJor 100\1: Court Street, Pomeroy, '. number ir avaliabJe. We will Hudson, -PomeroJ. Phone ItS~ tc~l. mon Pl'lllaa.• , Altetl: ~n• Sehoenleb Oltlo. llu1t tell for not le11 • ~f f' EXOI'lP'!'ING 'ill oool !..ally .. . ('lerk • trah1 people wbo quaWy, than appralaed value of $1300.00 .. ( 6-l9-6lo ltilowp 11 No. four, Adopled June 10, ltNMI. •tMtc 1: B. O'Brien, Admlnlatrator ~' 1 of llro l:oolalo ol WIUiam Hill ,.,';!;?~~! or 1imoolone ..., .,. <Sl a, AUTOMOBILE IUJOI IANIC WITH "" abooe deterilled experience on front end ma· APPOINYMINT O'llrtttl, chine \1,1 work on »DO blala. at Law. Write rBox 868-M, c/ t Th"' Dall)' Sentinel, .Pomeroy, Ohio, 1tatina: experlence and pr~iou• em· ~t· ~tc · pioymont. 1 3 J\11•' ruv•\R Sbow 6:80 •,. CAN'T '>OtJ GO ANY FASTER? �- --- ...........' .. a ' $om~L Pomeroy . D1117 both voc:ll ;md In strume-ntal. The pro&r~~o m w1H take 1n ro hllr1rl!n from the nur sccy dep.:~rtm t nl to tho Jun 10r High and Mn Mctnharl is uri · mg all th ose m Lh ~ progarn to be present Saturday so fi na l p lans etn be made. Pomeroy Bend THEATRES Pomeroy TONtOHT '"nnE TRAP" SATURDAY 'GOOD ! 4Y. FQR A HANGING' Fred Mittnil"l'8)' , Mag~e Hayes ... - Ill~ .. •·FoRBIDDii!N ISI..ANO " TllMPLE-Middleport TONIGHT and SATURDAY "THE BI.ACK ORClllD" Soptua Loren, Anthony Q11inn - also "GUNMEN FROM LAREDO " Robert K.Ra pp - J.ana Darv1 NEW YORK UPI- Andy Pi· n ano, newly-crowned New York state BPA singlet champion from Syracuse , N. Y , meeta Therman Gibson of Detroit, Mich , on Sat· urday mghl's live "Major Leaeuc Bowlmg Show " whic h feature• bowlers rolling wh1te mottled balls on sohd black lanes. potluck · affair and Mrs. Jobn Thomas made the arrangements with Mn Joe Turner, aasiltlnJ:. Lewis Ellia spoke on bebalf of tbe church in a ppreciation ol Rev Palmer's work here and others present also ex.preaaed their fe elings toward the Palmer family and resret their lenlnt. A gift was presented to ,the Palmers by Mrt. Tbomas on be· half of the member&. The DVBS 1 d ith in· an c ose w tereatlnl( program and lar~e at· tendance Sundly BEST-BUY wm 1957 BUICK · Low Prices 1955 BUICK ······ · ··· · $1145 S pool ~! 4 IJoor &dan 0 1'!1 gUutl lJ iar.k finish alfld plea8101( r ed ln ll'rlQr lf'im, u1rtomohc t r ans ra dio, ht.•01tcr 11 11d o-t he r acrellborlc.s.. Good tlrcs ' and top In condition. • E-Z Terms Brookwood Station Waeon. Looally owned and very low mileafC. Like new Jppearance and per· torm1.nce. VB motor and powerghde tranamiasion. Radio and heoater. $1795 2 Door VB Sedan. Very low mlleasc and real~y spotJell$ t hroughout, vinyl •tr1m 1nd Clltpet rnMa. 2 to ne green f•inls•h , automa tic trans, radio, •hNler, wltVtewalll. 1957 FORD · · · · · · .. · · · · $1495 VB - 4 Door Sed11on. Red fdflll.sh and really nice, t le an interior, Good .Urea, sbandard t1'8111., heat· er. Try this one tor performance. ' .~8!~torM~~CURY $995 1955 PlYMOUTH · · · · · ·· · $969 c an Overdrh-e tra m1 • dn rk ilrt!Cn fln l11h •sn~ clc~~tn. w tcrlor. ali good ru bbw radio an d ilca tcr . ' Be lvedere "8" 4 Door. Standard trarusmiss1on, mco interior, boautlful ivory end turquoise r~n-­ loh. heater Nice to dnve and a plcuure to OWftl. ,19,55 CHEVROLET · · Only $1Q.95 1952 PLYMOUTH .. · · · · $545 '6 4 Door Sedan. Ofoig1n al 2 tone sreen fin ish • II eood llrea, poWefi lidc transrn.huuon radio' heaccr, real drivlnl comfollt. ' • 6 Pa8lilenger Station Wacon. Brand naw Ure1, aound mot.or, 10lid body and new ,reen paint. HurTy '" and aee UUa Dice one. · · · ·· · $2595 ~ unit. waa .gtven Halt Talks For Three Weeks WA>~Y, day O~ED. CARS HEW 6 18 · 40 NEW BUicKs & PONTIAC$ 1955 FORD V8 2 Door Customline Sedan. Extra nice. USED CAU . . .. ... . . . . . .. $995 1955 PONTIAC V8 2Dr. Hard Top· · $1,195 Hydramallc. We sold this car new and have serviced it since then. ' 2 Door Hardtop. Dynanow, Radio and Heater. Just came In on a new car. Clean - one owner, very low mllease. 1956 PONTIAC VI Cllltftaln ........ $1,495 4 Door Station Wagon. 9 Pais, Hydramatlc, RadiO and heater. Clean black and wblle' flnllh. Extra nice one· ownet · m~ ,-~~ .' . I ' ' ''{ I ' I I' 1955 PONTIAC V8 2'.Door Stclln ··· · $995 Radio and HOllier. Std. 'hllllllllaslon. Extra nlee. 1955 .....y Vl~l;.;,..,. .n · · · · $995 1955 OLDSMoiiLE 2Doer 81 · · · · · · · · $895 Hydrlmatlc, ~dip and A beautiful black beauty. 1953 LINCOLN V8 4 Dt. Seclan · · · ·· · · · $695 . Ollly $1195 a 2 Ton 154.'~ Wh~elbase, 2 1peed roar axle, X 10 llrtl, relnlo""'d !rome ond aprlnia, V8 ..,. tor. SoMd otb. IT PAYS TO FINANCE WHERE YOIJ BlJYWE IJSE TBE GMAC PLAN co· 1D311. - . The First Lady Of Stage. &Teen Committee• made plaai for a ,ree!onal. cOllncU exhlblt at tile OhiO ttate fajr, . AFTER AILING GOVERNOR - Arriving in Galvtlton Tex., to complete arrangements lo relurru Gov. Earl LimJi from a hosplkll psy<;hlalrlc ward to Louisiana, Mrs. Blalll!he Long, wife of the LouiSiana chief executive greeiB newsmen and photographers with a smile. Thuroday ibe governor was re-cQinmltted - by f~~ .- I!' a Louilliana hospital. · Counc:U · Clai!Ml By Death President JUchard H. .Hilt Jr., Mid data ,,.eet. maJ "bo _ prepare~ to show """peelln ,11.ew tndultl1ea. HU In the conference wa. r11st augge~.ted by Wnt German L"bAn- uP ellOI' Konrad Aden.auer Jn an lq.. terview with UPJ Pr8ideot Frank lll<.lel V. DISalle'• propooed Department ·of lm:l'u1trial ~mlc Del'elopment. and Jnternal 'Revenue Depi. Seeks Local OWners Of •· Camera Gifts For Dad .' ti: S. · In- · Bel~f , lt or not, theternal llc!nriue SerVice 11 ~. \8(!0 ,t up.oyen 'In aoulb!!iiltem Ohio wftb new• for the~. I Uncle sam, in B. 8attholomew. Seorotary ol Sillte chrlttlan A. Herter planned to le1ve b)' ape. clal plane for Wuliiqton after Day Tho~pscm June 22 Funeral Semce ri(blfull)' bel<onp munlty, RFD, Letart, W. Va.. who BROWNIE in tetart. Burial wiJl obe in 'be Oak Grove Cemetery, Letart. ~¥CAMERA ' -. The~~~·.,~:·~~ued born the ~was daughter in of Ma· the Hoffman •nd CharHoffman. Her husband, 'l'tlompson preceded ber Most popular snapsllot camera ever built! uw. Simple, lure, smart-no wond~r it's the world 's most popuiGr c:amero. Jutt loa~, aim, and shoot for grand picturtJ by sun er li~ ftbstJ. ~-l ~jg, •harp black-and-white or color pic. lnetude two doU(bten '2 lli!l, Otiii; ,lJetart;-W, L<o'!hompo tures from· a rbrt of'ttlin. Come in today for full details. . VII., an'd twO $8.50 FLASHOLDIR ·, Elberfelds Bond Sales County R_...., RIPOitT Q, CONDITION Of THE POMEROY NAnONAL BANK -. ~Eib· a...,..., and l'Grellft lllnlt ter llauriee Couve de Hurvllle will remain. ~re untU Sunday. .' dead of beart dileue in Hoi· force tbe Allin oul of Berlil UQlywood . She had been .Jiedrid· Ieu they accepted 1• Soriet-dldatden for nearly a 'fOJII'• .ca~~w­ ed deadline for the witbdr•wal of lic l!l!rVil;es are to be' .CQDducl- tbeir troops from tbe divided c1Qr ed Monday, wilb Interment .In Gromyko inli•ted. bo-.vu, tbit Calvary cemetery In Holly· 4 Butsia'a positJon wu eotireli ' miaum1entood bY the Wea:L He uid bia propoaala eontaioed no tbreat wood. ~JUl fq]jce Mitiu~ In • •tatement publltbed -rWf uv. iF.o $.. ' ·· . r Man . ' s· theto . _ >"-'!il!ilt4l pro[>Oied by tbe Weotern Alliei thlt he bOI>ed It would ... ol "minimal duration.••· .. n wu not elear whetber tiu. me1nt Ruuia Is eonatdering IIi effort to reel!! thi foreilft mini• ten to Gel>evt before J~ 13. The tem Bli 1'lrio are U, peeled to ,.. the .....,. for biMh· level eonsultations. The l'{utem foreJ.&n mlnllters an eQed.ed tb meel in Ptr!J alllll"l!z before the but c w.. ttie lollllklnaum !Unr -tr todq. Draplnf oper•ti~ 1f1'l" ~ ed fo~ Roueb .net a KaJt.ID JleDermott told Pollee that he and Rouah had l>een lltlilll atop the eonferenee ,.....,... aDd th~ will at th~ .ol4lo<k.dllmb«_drl!lk· mv be a aerlea ol meelilll boiJng wine whea Jlousll fell tweea cbiefa of t:Oft!'IIIDent.s u lolcllermotl told poU.. he 11w ...IL Rouab .ban&ini on a &a~ on the Prime Jllnkter IW'old MaemUwall liter he fell and tJaat when Ian i& expected lo visit President lole,llermoU relim>ed fnJ>o Elaenbower Ia Wubmlton, ""-t· geUinl a ropo tbat Roulb hiid dla- dent CloariCJ do Gille m Parb ·~ •nd ChaaceUor Konrad Adenauer Earlier reporta thlt Rouab wa1 ia 'BoDD. , ll'l)m lolelia Cou~ were proven , Do Gaulle t1110 moy 110 to Wt!lltuntrue.· ington, following up E&M.qb,ow~s be, press conferenc11 tta~nt tbia ,....k tbat tbo S. "'ProaldODt' would welcome a cbanee to talk· to his "old friend and comrade in IJ'Dls." · DP POMEROY Qbu::::~~ ~-;;.;Ktl~~j-;Db,ii~i·~·:::::::: ~= DlAJ) AT 79 ol<:arl T. aOuall, U. Of lllii. ~<Ood -at, llarlolta, wbo lllillildli fell from the wall of Lodl No. 1 mto line of Eastman Kodak Cameras ~~cf Sup. plies. Also floloroid Land Cameros. -ion sm. u. but At 110011 todap lfariettaf· pOlice bacJ JlOt 11 :v,et recovered tile bodY Select a Gift far Dad from our complete MIAIMl UPJ - Torrential ratna AISITI Thursday nJaht 1dded to the dim· Cub, batancea. vrith other bank1, lnclu<l·i-nlll reserve ate done by a tornido. that left bal1nce, n:d ellh'lteJtui iD proeess of coUettion ·-·- $ 186• .&1 almoat 1000 person• bomelell. United Stalel Government obu,.doRI, direct '111e ratn~t whltb sent rivera of water eoul'liDI • throqlil Miami tlrnta, alto del~ moppllll• up bond1, oot:N. lnd debent.urea -- -- ~--- - - -- - - --·· l,'l~ operations In the4,W&P of tbf! tor- QtMr Corpot~~~te tloello (inoludlnf$10,l!OO.OO stock of , . nado which 1tt.uck Wednelday l"ede10! -.e boftl<) ------·· ---· ···----·-!t,IIOO.OO nlabc Loona- <\ii<Obnta (lncludlna •7G.31 overdtokt) · · -- , UH,ta'Ut · , 1be downpour ' m~aufe(l more Blink premJtea ~ $li,OOO.QO, fuJ'!mtu.re •nd fl>tureo fl1.808.'10 ____ : _____ ···--·- -- ·-·-------1-;h•-. ~even Jncbell over a 18-hour Fom.n Secretary Sel..,n !Jo)"cl. piiiDI to return to London tontpt. Jam., ,.ro 0_ o.. $5.25 lft Tho lltiM of Ohio, At h Clooo of lvoh•h on JVJ'II 10, 1959, Pvt. lltW In rttPO'* tto call "'"- ~ Comptroller of fht. Clltrtmw, under s; IIDIM<Ilt-: · paylnc • IO<ial ~ 11 ·""' npeeled to ~ - · aew de velopmtllits. Tbe Wutern powera blamed el ~-. ~.. ~ ).ady llwaill for the d<acllodt that and be beld :~n the Nor- F\lneral services will be bfld on 1if . ....., AMbn forced the rece~~, •mit: Gt'OD\Jto the Browmes met last Sunday •t 2 p. m. for Mn:. H.aanah &<:reen lind malrlltth Of a fa· left tbe eonference ·jVIt Wbere .be nious lbeatrlcal fimily, ia camp director &. TbomptOn, '7'7, of vernon c:::~ came in - Ulreatenina ac:tiqa to District enue Servl,::,, }l;a& CAMIR' t~rwith F...,.~ Andrei Gromyto. ) 1... ~ re restauran. is framed through .ria ~Bin this Will Be Sunday ~lumbu1 whleh euing the threat of war aloDJ Eur- '; ope's Iron Curtain border. Tbe mlnlltcrs eet a brief aeuloo 1.0 Mal Friday'• IJreement fOf' ··a rueu and then bepn prepufnt to bead for bome. Tbey are Ubed-o Uled to meet 1111!1 .#w1y ·:U loi nqotiaUona 111111<11 ~,. will deelde whether alilte I• to be a , IUDlmit meeting W.U year. Tbe ide1 of a "coolin& otr· re- J'ri~lpa) ~~~Nicer wa• •tM.e Commer~ Diree&or John W. Buth who expJ•Ined the .wt oll Go~. 'E5TIVAL PLANNID tcr, opposite the church. The ·l'fQ:> A Festival will be held 1t the ceeds will go Loward the building . Lutlferan Church , Broad Run o r the shelter. •i June 27th at the picnic shel- ' New Storms Hit fornado Torn Miami Thursday on eaeh u. Reedsville Day · Ciunp For Girl ·Scouts Closes · Dairy Fitting Day .S£h~Uled For June Z4th - - -- I period. Durlna • par)!c1!larll' ln- OtheT ·- t s - - -·--·---·-··---- · ·--·- · · -·-· - --· -· --- lonoe three-bour ""'Oil TburOdq nilhl the rainfall · •~wlied to near!>' five al'l~ one.hJll incliea. .More tban 100 ~ .were inin the tomadO Wliir:\b po\and· Miam( rtlldentlaf areaa. ;;:;,,.;;;.;; 1 1,. dam Ifill · ~ esthbated at . milllol\ . dollara. Tbrte demolilll~ by · tbo twitter, flnt to b!.t Miami•' t1nt1 homoa were Ita Full power In evOI'y'waJ. ye 4; ~'tlMttP · ·:· $2,a9s lt57 • lloadmiater. Fli!ly.~uli!~ ,~lb ,all 11011'••· (eveq Win· dowa and seat), Liloka lllie. n,;w: 'Lea Ulan :n;ooo inllea. One owner of ,<;l)urae. .<,. , ' .· •1 1959 llllqt:ljSRri' ~· llr. Sidu · · .. SAVE ' Driver's it;iru\11 car, Leas tlil!liiOOO·mllu: ' /. ' .. : lH Ytuyf !leniee ,\ .. .' ....,.,., , - ~-I BVBNIMdl . . 'I'lL a:tf \: · fl ;;:. \ • ' ·'~ ~~-· ·'' MITIItiUICtii'TII romeroy meter re~Jp~ !Or . ._the !ter. BI:;: A iE1fNI\R~: $ ' " ~ t~.~ · .. •'"' '. weet totaled ~8.50 from ~~ meters and $:Ml from the lob according to Patrul.qlan Jed. Web- MANY Moa· t : .. . "' . \ "'flee Dealer 'l'...t De•b For l.eaa" . r:.. • OPEN EVENINGS Hea~r. The aUver-haired Lona:, 83, gave a plertlng hoc can, "Whoa· ee,'' and yelled "God Damn, God Damrt" 11 officers took him away to tho Southeastern State Hoapi· tal at Mandeville, La., to be held "Indefinitely." Lona'• violent removal from power ttunned tbe people of LOui.Jian• 11 nothml( had done tince hll older brother, Huey <Klncfish) Lonl was aJN;ainated in a corridor of the C1pltof ln ~o~~~~¥.E~~:~~: oeoDOmie BATON ROUGE, La. UPI-Gov. Karl Long, seized by deputlel and committed on hil wife's war· raAt In one of the wildest daya In Louiaiana'a turbulent political history, was behind inune asy· lum J;>ara In his home at•te today. Shrieking and cursing, Long waa intercepted just three mnes outlidl this capitt.l aftft be h'd treed himself from a Net Or· Ieana hoapital, declared he was the a:overnor ''right now" and roared off in a state highway pa· trol car for Baton Jtouae to 'el\· trench. hlmell in offlce. nllht coufttles it rtpreMnta. Is Committed As Being Insane LONGEST DEA.Lt -LONGEST VA.i.UES LONGi5T TERMS IN .~OTH Tile <ondlliont ell, actina: In Gov. Earl Long We're Offering The '0, UPI - f GENEVA (UPI) - The B1g Four fore1gn mJniBters• cont"rence began a three-week "cooUng off" rece" today leav;g !thine lime bomb of (>Osslble conflict ticking away in divided er . r 1 After 40 daya of fru~leas negotiation, Russia and the Welt' w<!re no nearer to fmdillg a solution ot the Berlin crisis a~ Soutlteutern Obio Reaional by the man, Judy Jo Hoffman, l(rt. Don· 1 Mter 40 ~ays Negotiating Coupcil PlansData ' On Area m~n, fl. o. 0 · ' Sayre, Mrs. Willard A:rmstronJ, Mrt. Thelma Capehart, lllra. Tllelm• o ..... · Geora:e Jewell, Mrs. Burrell Mra. Edith Mra. How.ard Burris, l!{ra. l!ouab, HUT)' Hofl· EUB Church in honor of Miss ald Bu111gardner, Mra. V"lda Zlm· [)Qrolby Sayre, br1de elect of merl!'an , Mrs. Donald Bomb, Mr.s. 1M-nard LJevlng Jr. on Friday Edwm Stein, Ruth .hyre, Mary evenine in the social room G( the Ellen Marty, MarJie Roach, Mrs . ehureb. Ha.r ry Layne, Mn. K. J . Stott, The shower began with Miu Mrs. Jack Fle1her, ShiEl')' Flesh Ruth Sayre SJnging the l3rd u, Mrs. Paul Rickard, Mrs. Ralpb Pl'llm followed by 1 prayer by Sayre, Mrs. Lawrence Lievlna:, Mra. R. F. Bryant. A weJ.come Karen M.rl, Thomu was gJyen by Mrs. K. J. Scott . Grinstead, Harry Miller, During the social hour games ,L~:·:~ab~g:A,un~~"r:. Miller, Mra were played under the dll'ection J 1 Burrl.a, Mrs. 0 t Miu Sandra Rouab. Prizes CUff Roush, were .-warded to Mu. Thomas · Otho Ueving, H H .M' Mrs. E. C. MilS ~bel Rid· o , man, ISS Marjorie Roach die, Mrs. .John Smith, • LiiUan and Judy Hoffman. A reading Sml h ll "State G( Matrimony" was given t- • rs.' Jamea Rou1b, Mrs. by Sandra Roush and Mra. Scott Robert Cooke,~Mra. -Dorsey ltouJh, preaented Dorothy with a corsage. Mrs. Sam Halstead, ..Mra. Marvtn The tea table was covered Bennetl, Jimmy Cunningham, with a lace cloth and centered Mrs. William MeFilrland, Elaine Sayre, Mrs. Bertha Cunnlntham, DDrilf Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Staats, Mrs. Freda Hart, Mrs. / J~~ ~" Hart, N.anc:y Armstrona honoree, M111 Sayre. "Cooling Off" Period Called SEO RegiQna.l M Br•'dal Shower G•'ven To Honor Do•."thy Sayre •,., (Nearly longest Days O't Th;~'y> ear) / ' ~~: Sharbough, Faye Qoflm•n.. Mra. Harry Capehart, Mra. Bert Rousb, &ll~~o~ Mllll.e Bumgarner, Mfl. Berd · · nar Lievmg, Nra. Harold Zerk1e, Mrs. S H. Reitmjre, Carolyn L1evmg, Mrll H. L Dyer, Mrt. J . L. Stewart, .,_ John Ho'~--, mn1 umAJl Mra. Ottie Roush, Sally Roulh Mls.s Gilldye Hart, Mrt. Tom Ho«: 1957 BUICK VI Special .. · .. .. .. · $1,995 ll Ton Pkkup. V8 m<>tor, IOild IH>dy, Good Urea and Clb. 1955 CHEVROLET Ellen B::!;:n~~~- Harry Ord, Mra. Harry Oldakvr. and children. Ed King and aon, Mrs. GU,Id Rood, Jeu Brown, Donald Roush, Elmer Newberry and Rev. Schmeding. R Mrs. uaell't parents, Mr. and Mn. E. B. McGraw in Meadow B .d rl ~:e. w_._v_•_ · ___ - More..,~~~~ Radio and , he~.r. clean orlsln,l,flnllh new seat o:OV..rs. Very clean~. 1950 FORD · .. · · · Only $345 . 1951 FORD · .. ' .. .. · ·.. $395 C~VROLET ~f:~Y. too Athey, Mn. lVIJI Sbawver, Mra. Harold Fry, Jr., xn R. F . Bryant, Mn. Edcar La)'ne, Mrs. Fred eatey, Mn. Stan,ley Staata, Mrs. Roy HoUman, Mrs. Vlri:lnia 2 Door Hard Top Coupe. Only !1,569 actuill miles. Dy· naflow drive. R&H. Almost Uke lbe day It wu sold. Lortest Selection Of A. II Sl.. Trucks In S. E. Ohio 1957 Mra:. ehildren, :Mrs. Frank Reyooid! and •on of Mason Jimmy Kln&, .Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Grinstead, Mr. and Mrt Alva Luckeydoo and eon, Mrs. • 1958 BUICK V8 Special · .. · ...... · $2,595 TRUCK BARGAINS 2 Ton Heavy Duty 114" Wbeelbue, new let Jlne 10 t17 82h20 tirea, VB motor. 2 l peed rear a~e power lteerlna, relMorted frame •nd JPrlnsa: ~~arion 10' X ·1' Dump Body. S.v• plenty 'on 1 nlte and children, Mr. UJd Jack Ord and 4 Door Hard Top Sedan. This ear has less lb.. 23,000 careful mllea. Puab button shlft. Power steerinS and brakes. ·· 1951 Ford "6"- 2 Door Sedan · · · · · ·· ·· · Reduced To $1 1951 Ford "8" Hardtop · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · Reduced To 1950 Buick 4 Door Sedan ·· · · · ·· ·· · · · · · · · Reduced To 5991 1952 Pontiac "8" 2 Door .. · · · · .. Reduced To 522111 DeSoto 4 Door 8 Pass. Sedan · ·· · · ·· · Reclucid To 5991 Ford 4 Door · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · ·· ··· · Reduced To 5491 . .. . . .... . . .. . . . 947 Chevrolet iolld cab. Mra:. , ~!~'~IIU~e·~t lilt included Sue I~ Pelo BuQlprner, Good· 1957 DODGE V8' loncw · · ·· · ·· · · · $1 ,995 . -~~ TAKE YOUR PICK · \It Ton Slab. V8 motor, hoavy duty IPrintl. .. haa Chlll'tb JUNE 18. 19 & 20th 1956 FORD · · · · · · $1295 1957 CHEVROLET .. · V8 - 4 Door. Seda n Lo w mileage by careful IB- cai OWI!Wr . U re1 t Cfal good. and very clean ~ n­ terior, automatic 1l.r&R6., hea ler. .. We're StreicWn' These"3 Days .. Only $1965 1958 CHEVROLET · · ·· $2595 Locally owned and only Century Hardt op 4 Door 28,000 miles. Automa~ic Trans, padd ed da.sh , rad.to, heater , like 'new t1res, pl u~mg hghl sand Liru~h . with lo vely matc bi~ mler ior l111m b " ' th •n •rra111•ment ot pint·-· In a Cl')'ltal container, relrethmenta eonola~ed ol dalntr ..•d· wtchea and cookies and creen Doney IWuah and Emogene, A &bower , Mrs. Ernest Jone1 CAlke J.oulae Lama}" aftd diU&hter Catol Jean of Columbua are vt.siUng wlth Mlu Jean LaiiUI thla week. On Wed· nesday Mrs. Jone 1 and dauthttr and Miss Lama were in SoiJth Charles ton to viait Mr. and Mn. Lowell Probasco and lamUy. Mr. Jonea la expected to oome to Middleport today and accom· pany Mrs Jonca and Clrol to their hom.e. Mr. and Mrs. ftaul Ru.,.Il and r daughter Paula Kay are pJanninc to leave Saturday for a weelcs vlait with her alsten: in Rock· wood and Nashville, Tenn., and also phm to spend 1 weet with OF GOOD I.ISED CARS • A.ll Madels - Lutheran Ruth GoodrUte, Mrs. ltoy I ' • A.ll Makes ; round And AL-··t M'dcfl' rf I 8p0 The &alherinl was a Richard Wi dmark , T lna LoUI!Ie Na n Adams Zloa • buU.t a picnic abttlter on tbe part The I.H't t.ble Will decorated G:J'Q UJ>d opjxlaite the cburcb. On with a 1reen umbrella and two S'o~Dday a pieni~ dinner wu en- aide tl~lfl with 1reen waterinJ joyed and the abetter WIJ dedicat- pota lUted with r,tnk r o&ei. nae od br the Re v. l!obert Schmedlns wero reutered br llln. Atten4:lna: w«e Mr . and Mrs. :dward Bwni:lfner. , idrs. Bernard Krinke entertlined· Rev and Mra. Robert Palmer and daughters Betty and Patty her bridge c lub Wednesday even· were honored at a gathering of ing at her home N. 3rd Sl, Mid· the membere ot tfle Churc:h of the dieport . Nazarene in the Middleport Road Pru.e Cor high acore was awardside Park last Saturday, ed to Mrs. Ullian Spitznacel, &« · Rev. Palmer has been the pas· ond to ¥11. K'f'Pli!. .l/alt6a and LOr of Lh e local chu rch for the th1rd LQ ~{rs. Thomas HennesS) . put t wo years, comina: here from Refr cs ltment5 were served by th H · e ang m~: Rock church, Iron· the hostess to the abqve named ton. He has also worked at the and Mn . Alex Cilo. Mrl . •Charles 1oca1. poa t off'~e as a substitute Pcnln11er, Mrs. Dick Seyler, Mrs ear ner. Danny Thompson and Mrs. A. M. Thu week be Is conductmg a Zabl revival Ln Nelsonville and next j ' week he will be at the Nazarene , Camp In Columbus, after that ' .. he plans t o become a lull time "'\ evange ll>t. . . uuu The program will consist or re· Han - , Lutheran OedicateS Shelter Mrs. B. Krinke Is Hostess For Bridge Club Farewell Party For Nazarene Pastor Is Held >Mrs. Mary M ~in.Prt A•istlnt Superintendent of the Primary Deparunent of t he Middleport Clnlftb ol CbrliJt bas an nounced that tllelr will be a practice Satur· day aft.enloon at 2 o'clorlr: for the Children'e Day progr am to be pre· tented Suntily at 7:00 p. m. Jon NEWS OF THE AREA SOCIETY· Cftildren•s Day Practice T.o Be ·Held Saturday MEIGS - '• I Zion . ·lllddleport, 0 ., June19, 1959/ dtalions, musical numbers, • ." . • � 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. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 19, 1959 bush mchaffie stewart