https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cbafc68fba750c5d30652787f8c5cde9.pdf e9615fb395c972673cd48c6519bbf680 PDF Text Text - --- ...........' .. 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, • ." . • �·. • -· THE ·DAJLY SENTINEL ' 3-Dolly Senllnel, 1'011\eroy·Mlddlepol\ 0 ., ~De ,20, 1989 " HEW IN FARMING • 1'110 t."bampions sttll pushing for ever more ex· pansion and speciaL privileges. F'or the fifth oonsecutive year, Congress is being asked to atathorize the TV A to finance its new requirements to special outside capital by issuing revenue bonds to U:e public The April Survey of the Guaranty Trust Company of New York .. . points out the dangers of this 'blank check' precedent for government agencies. TVA, the bank shows, particular. It is ha·rd to believe that the United States is ready to accept the phllosophy of socialism represented by TV A. Why talk about a free world if we are? bas already uperated under conditions that made a mockery of the 'yardstick' idea that was a part of the excuse for its origin ." Mr. llazlitt then quotes this from The Guaranty Survey: '' 'TV A pays no federal ·income tax a·nd nothing in lieu thereof . . . It receives its capital funds from Congress and yet has never paid any interest to the Federal Government on any Congressional appropriation. These ~-~at operating econqmies but .spe41•1 privileges bestowed on the people or one 'rea at the ~pense of the taxpayers at large'." The revenue bond scheme would virtua11y free TVA from anything resembling effective control. It is true that the current bill limUs bond issuance to $750 million, but this fOU]d be increased at any time and, once the Juveiifie- delinqyncy is a gl"ave and growing probl~ In this <ountry, and should ne- back!" Instead, she swam to him and seized an Jrm. Finding it had been almost severed, ver be underestimated. At the same time we shouldn't lose sight or the legions of young . people of splendid character. . ~methmg that happened off San Francis~ s Golden GMe In early May deserves na· tiona! rec:ognttJon. An 18-year old ilrl . Sh~; , ley O'Neill, was swimming with an 1S-year old boy when he was attacked by a great white shark which had strayed far from its nor111al habitat. As the water reddened with his blood he <ailed to her to "go back. go she managed a hold about his body •nd brought him ashore. Then, while he lay dy· lng on the beach, the CathoUc girl baptized him and pronounced the Act of Contrition. A soldier of long service who witnessed . w~ .tra~edy from a bluff above the bay call· ed It the greatest exhibition of courage he had ever seen. And the president of San Francisco's Board of Supervisors said he will seek a Carnegie Medal of Honor for Shirle O'Neill. · y weather. T. •M. Galaway. 'Mrs. Edith ·Bobo fell at her home Chester Granal'e visited Colum- Mn. Elda Starkey Shuff, Mt. Vernon, a former resident or this c:ommunity, sulh!red a hetrt att.ack and remains in serioua condition. Her chUdren havP. been . call,. eel to her bed1lde. Mra . .Ruth Starkey, Mn . Eleanor Brookhart and .daulihter, and Mrs. Raymond Nelson and daughtes, •ccompanied Mra. Mary Starkey to the home ot her deughter, Mra. .leaale Jewell, in Columbus. and Injured hcrsclr a•Jvere ly, Mrs. Donald J ones, David and Donald, Nel80nvllle visited at _the home of her 11arents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey. . Several familiea from here at· .W!DdfVJ the wedding ot Billy :Lyons and Polly Walkflr at Vinton on Suml11y. The couple are living in the home of Mrs. warden Marcum at present while Mrs." Marcum slay, wilh a daughter. bia Grange on Friday evening and pre&ented a very Interesting and entertaining progrem. = Mrs.'rl '.·al,t\~..'s·s "e'"'l([ j ;) 1 H' GUeSt "lAt · 5 0n0r farewell Pdrty Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cmbtrce on·'u eon, Mr. Edgar Crabtree, local, Mr.. Martha Way1, Stra&burg, Mr. and Mrs. Max Cra.btrcf, Yp5JJ. and Anna and Tommy ·Parkur, .Sol- anti, Mich., were in Fort Gay, w. Jver, have been aue11t11 at lhe Ney Va., to attend the funoral of a Carpenter home. brother, IBarncy ol:ruhtree. JtemodeJlna: or the homes of Mr11. Ardis cummings, Athens, Ney Carpenter und Ray Woodrum via1ted aeverol daya witjl her lbro· la Pfo&reaaln.il during thla nice !her and tlster-ln·Jaw. Mr. and Mrs. _:_:__..:.._ _:;__~:...::.:__ _;__;_:_:.:_::_:__:_=.:.:::::.::::;: DAILY CROSSWORD 16. ll'utena &&&In DOWN S. VItality 2. Blunder I. Medlevu.l lhort ta1t •· Brullllft 18. Plexua 19. Inland .... e. J'lortda. Indian e. Ll.nd. mo1ura 7. leoretJey'l i.Mpltmeat I. Once mo,. 1. lbtp'l• o1'tkle 1om ......__ ., '. . 1 ' Bob. Byer Is taking all wagers nobody has a more awe·ln·· spirinC string of "unlucky 13's''' behind him with never a .sin· gle evtl thl!jJI hapll!'nlng. . · . ' , Tall, 6-2 ~liyer, was added to The D•lly Sentmel staff 13 weeks ago. But before th;!f. hark: ' · He was born on the 13th of a month. '• He heean\e 13 years old on a Friday the 13th. , ··. \ When he was settled in Uncle Sam's ~my several ye~rs ago his battalion .number was 13. •, • When his turn was up to come hOme from that 13!)1 b~t, talion, 13 o!Jler Gl's in his duty section had p~eeeded ljim·to. : the States smce his arnvaL • . . 1 •· His arrival at that duq section In Germany came ex~llr 13 days after bls sbip the TAP 113, USS Butner, left.New York Port of Embarkation. , · ." He left Germany on a Friday the 13th. . · , ' Furthermore, his life so far has t•ken him visiting or resid, .. ing in 13 countries! Any takers on that wager? • notblnf olld bope thot lhere enoueh ln6tlcide to prevent thla wlU ·be aomethilll left after the lou from May to October It $HS~ ~ae or lnMCt hu done itl or leu. The control proa:fam Ia wort. for Hornfllet-Methoxyelar DO% One of the peats juat hatchlna: wettable powder-l he!llpln&: table· now 11 ba&worm whieh attaelts apoon sprlJJtled over .back, neck, mill)' of our evercreena. Moet 1ldea and ~bbed into the hair by folks have seen the IDIJII cray or hand, Apply every .t hree weeka. brtwn UC!b •UIPelllded from tbe For 11table filet, houaellles and braneb~ of everpeen.t. Control 1a deerfliea un pyrethrum spray or llmple. Either pkk olld bum Ill pyretbrum-repellant IPI.V-1 to 2 tbe small baas oh tbe treea or ouncea per day. Spray every day uae leact uMnate or malatblan u when file• are severe. Use a mist • lpl'l)'. over backt, flanks and up~r legs . II no contRI ia uNCI don't be too lD con~llng Olea ln building& IUrpriaed If Ute Mporm strip• (mOJtly hOUH flit~~ and stable moat. of the neectlea from a bnncb fUe.} unitatJon l.s a "muat" for or a whobl side of the tree or iood fly eontrol. Without ti flies abrub. · .1 breed fast;er than they can be killLut Week a eall eame In about ed with inaectlcide.s. Manure and "thpullll~ened WortQ~." On 1n- rottiq atraw ahould W taken out vtltlp~on , tbere appeared to be and apread twice weeki)'. Grus mlUiOI)& of the ereaturu crawling clippings an~ se,epaa:e areas o:vtr blnb and Jn the roedtlde cllt· around sUo.s can produce files and chei. Tbe.e i~lt!Ctl feed on dead should !be eliminated. , tnt detayinc wood. When they aP· pr.Oacll the number ,of an ..army'' .Realdual wall IPflYS contalnmg tbti)' eta be very annoyln1. eapee- diazlnon, korlan, malathion, are ial,y' if tbe)" aet ln • house or good wften used as directed. Linbuftneqt. · d1ne ud methoxyelor are 11tlll recom~ended even though house ~trol ~f theae mliUpedu or . Oy rtllltance to them is now wide (Z) Do • --- . John Wlll was taken back 40 ·years in his memories tHis week. . , · The slidcjen, unexpected death of Don Allen, largest lnde· native of ·Rio Granpe: . m GaJUa County, I'OCl\lled 1919 for John, when he, his · brother, Dr. Roland G. Wili; . Dr. W. K. Wilson (Ironton and. Meigs), and James R. Bailey, Chester, attended Rio Grande College together.. Mr. Allen was a close college friend of ·· John's A iilghUght or that tenn, or maybe • lowllght, was the night Don and John decided to -visit the Jones' sisters who lived at Thurman. now CentervUle. After a 3¥.1 mile hike bot)l ways, they arrived ·home late to Allen House. All room d!>ors ·were locked, . "I climbed throllllh the trllll!t1m to our room and Bailey wacked rne<llvet the ,h ead with a 11all bat as ! ·came through," said Will, rubbing·his ilom~' ln re~Uection. . · ·. · "There never w~e two finer people than -F rank•Allen and hla wile," John !lllid. , · Srother Roland welit on to acquire a long list of dei!I'ees, now iS teaching on a Fullbrigbt scholarship at America!\ Uni·.· versity, Beruit, Lejlanon. He Is on the staff of New J'altz Nor·· . mal College, New·York state. He taught In Japan thre~ years ago, also on a Fullbright jaunt. . W. K. Wilson today is supervisor of cOnstruction "fo.r tbe . state of New·Yort Department of Education. Bailey, after his · Rio Grande ·jaunt, Is a Chester Township farmer. And John, well you. all know John. . ' In 1919 Chester graduated its first class of four year stu.• dents. Pri!lr to that year, Chester was a Z.year high. sclioo~ Rio Grande provided the last two yea(s of prep work, ,pl)J$ what now may .be termed. the ftrst two years of college level training Jn the liberal arts. r Note to today's teachers: ,. John Will taught school two years after his Rio Grande work was completed. He earned $75 a month. The !J_I)Itor at the sehool where he worked. earned $?f). . 1, , •• , . peni!ent Chevrolet dealer In the world, Late ews Off The Wire , Oak Grove WSCS Meeting Held At Cross Residence The Oat Grove llethodiJt WSCS met at the home of Mrt. lllnche Cross and surprised her with a ATHENS. 0. UPI - ;Just a1 birthday celebration. lhe Girls State op~ned in Colum· Devotlons were given by Mra. bus, Buckeye Boys State wDund M•ttle . Yost . .wbo .chose for ber activity today with graduation topic "The Greatest•Book on Earth exercises on Lhe Ohio Uniyeralty The Bible." ~ campus. Facts 8bout the ;Bible were JiV• en. Membera -_participated in a atu· COLUMBUS UPI Francla A. Mekus, executive vice presi- dy of the Bible. dent of the Croghan Colonial Bank Tile bustne11 meetinll Wll in of Fremont, has been elected charge of Mr1. Bertha Spencer. chauman of the Ohio Bankers 'I'hilH present lnoluded the boa· Assn. Co uncil of Administration. tess, Mra. Bertha .Johnaon, Mrt. Mattie YO!It, Mr~. Gel"aldine Crou and children, Mrs. Dorothy Smlth and children, Mrs. Bertha ipencer · ·Mrs. Elizabeth Saller, Mrs. Lela :H~~~~!f· Mrs. INianche Easter· . Sylvia 'tool, Mrs. Eva • ', - ·;; ·. Pearl ~In, Mrs. Esta Eatr.m, Mr11- Letitia Holman and :Mrt.. .Man K... Y:011t. HONOLULU UPI - A 43·yenr old Gloustor, Ohlo, woman is ex pected to be sontenced herer next• week for kjU.Hng her hu1ban1t.1 Mn. Kathryn D. Foster wall Mr. and Mra. Glenroy Ewlnj recon,,\eted-Ma.y 9 of tfJe fatat shoot• turned Wedne~ay ni.cl\t fr9m a • lng of hc1· husband Fr~:~ncl!', .56; triP · to Waoblnatoo> .,D. on Jon. 17. flylna •both way.a from Parkeraburll w~re they enjoyed · a famUy re- Ewings Return From Washington • movmg to Gluuatcr in July where Mr. Uu!aell has been worklna for the past .two YL'ars. They have said COUUMBUB UPI Chor&e! -their home on Mill Street tD Mr were expect~ to bf! 1Hed today Dnd Mrs . Ray Hecox. · agaln~t two 1date liquor who allegedly atempted to The group prtl8ented Mra. Ru•· sell with a gift and the evening money from a Medina County was spent in playing 1ame1 with Cafe owner lD keep quiet -about gambHne tn the establiBhment. . various prJes being awarded. Rc!reshmenb were served to the fotlowtng at the eoncll.llion of .the .party, 14r.s. Emmett Shuler, Mn. Jack Bechtle, Mr1. Robert McElhinny, Mrs. _ Howard Dalley, Mn. Kenneth M<!Elhinny, Mra. Thomas Hannigan, Mr&. o. E. If •NIIII ,.,YJIIOOO McKinley, Mra. Di4!k Karr, Sr. Mra. I"l.' aee:rna ~verett &ehner and the honored piloplt are guest, Mra. Sidney Rusaell. mO!\I'Y· 'l!hoy After tlte party ·Mrt. ·,Bachner · It ioo much or conducted a short bu 1Jne11 meet· IRJ durlnc which Jt waa decided to have a picnic on July 18 at the Summer home of lJrs. Kerr. c. - ,DaiJy:Sentine'l Day~ centJpede1 IS by use of malathion Or :ehlordane. Iile.identall)' tbese InRCta do some 1ood. They feed on eOCkroachee and similar ID8eelll. Of ..ourte no one waota either coekroaebea or the milllpede.. U we U'e 10 unt!ntvz,ate u to 1et · an lDlestatl~ · of Cockrolebea (or "lflt.,.UJ!I''J l~ a bag of croeeriel, lif\ damp lumber, or Juat Jbrolilb. b_.nt:~t Wtqdowe, there ate 'io'm.t: ·'exce:Uent':;coilirols. ae. m:oVmg 111 'Poit$ble lhelterl.nJ plaf:ea 11 the fJrtt 'Jte,p, '----------11 WIIN.I it ROAST Tbe Friendly Nelgbbors Club will have a wiener roast at the Buchanan Cottaa:e at Forked Run Loke Tlleod~y evening. CltiTICALLY ILL M~ 81 Daily saunders remains crltlcolly Ill at her home on south Third Avenue. ___ CLASS MIITtNJJ 'l'be Chrlatlan Cruslciers Cia" or lh<l iFirst Baptlet Cbmb, Mid· dlfllort will meet Tueadot evenllll the home of Mrs. Betty GalJ.ag. at '7 :30. tbe l"lremen last weekend In· Middleport were c~uckl.ing oyer. their chief's gooClblislifess in "Jack's Daley,Shop. • · .,, ,fl'f Jack Bechtle's ice cl'eam parlor is ·b ut a step and ~ jumj>: from the town hall where firemen catered Satlll'day. nll!ht with an Ice cream sociaL One might have· believed Jack's business would hM'e hit the doldrUms. · .. · "Not so," firemen reported. ., , "Jack had' one of his biggest n)ghts. •It seemed ttrat people ' bought at the social, t)leri strolled over to Jack's for $obie , more, or maybe something different than we hild.'' _ /Iii, ·'· '· The Staff and Off.icera o( the IM••lr• Temple Pytbian Sisters wUI meet next MoncJay nigbt at the home of Mra. Griff Russell in Brad· bury. -'"Mrll. Paul Haptonstall wHI the assisting h<>stess. I'LAN POTLUC~ The Wlld,wood Garden Club ·wm bave a potluCk plenic Wedne&day at 8:30 p. PI· 8t the SyracuiC' par'k. Holding A Snake Is S~cb A l'rblil~ge/ , At Out flouse wm I Four Women Named To Head Ohio HD Council l•land 2t. Inter.. mit~ tently Y~!llndar '• MUIIcf.) tn•t.rument· 28. Erreea 29. lniHt 31. Royal CC!lor , 13. 1UnUUel A••w•r 37. HIP or low 40, Place •2. King ot Juda.h 43. Ru11alan I!IG. Gen&Uv• or · . AnOther caD we receive eaeh aulnmer b: on •fiea control elthlr ia. 'the home or yard. Usually if ol dot tbere be no problem in For and pups Uft· def·2 "ontha ue m1lathion, meth· oiyclor, rotenone or PJ"thrum. P'tir .do-ga and older · pup1 uae any ~...the duatl Qlentloned Of DDT or jil)dU~. "$1mi!J, moteilols lillY be UJect• Jn the anhbal'l quarten or ,. ·.tliO yatd. . ' . Pile~ .. are uiuaUy one ot the duH.illl the aummer (reatelt .,Uta IIIO~!Jii; • RO!eo,.h In Dllnola, wllh aev•al daley herda, 'ahowed a lou 1bout 20'* in rt1.1lk production or Vituses Come tl~der ~rutiny · Station · ~;, token on uips to that eoun· Roberts Brothers farm two inn. ea south of London oil Route. 38 will be the settlng for the fielt! day and alr tour June Atrlcultural Experlmeot Stilton, 111d Stote rarmo vlolted lh<l 1owo opentlon to tee bow it ...mbd. .For tbe mott 'PU't, the Fashion ¥arm setup provided Grade "A" watedily fertiJir.er in a small paper 'bat and then ·preu two or three of thete bap down into the toil around eaeb water lily plant. 'l'he paper aoon dilintegratet and the plant it immediateb' IIIOuritb· ed by the fertill&er. '"* NEW HOLLAND Ba (er at a New Low Price u milt in ~ptember 19M tbll advanta1t. llajor problem• encountered In tbe pretent cow pooh1 are (1) teeplnt down the inc:ideoee of d.i.leue, <2> undentandinc contraeturtl arranJetnenll between the 4!ow ownen and pool man· atement. loeludint Jettlemeat ltatementl, and (3) gettlna cowa: accuatorned to maq feeding' boutlna: and management. .H_,... wrew and Zehr, two of Ex· t.eDIIon'a representatives on the ObJo Ob~efiation team, point out tblt one year'• operation ia not Htre j 1 8 baler to meel the needs of ev.er.v farmer who want& to make quality hay t-•·cmomically! With this new Hgyliner you'll enjoy all the big bent-titK of Ha y lin~r baling-Fiow·Action feeding. FOr sQ 18 1 trurt"-tirc tying , eas}' handlin ~ and dependable per.. formance . Yet you'll pay far less for a "67"';' than ordinary balers. Because New HolJand hal built Jolut ...__ 1,8 • .....r:......... .,. Hay liner durabillty ana performance into without adding so me of the "ex.traa.." . ..., _ _ Traetor With C111tf.¥aton llftDDIS IIIBI ru~NT """"' mr~&m~: AND SUPPLY Phon. 1202 PhoM 6041-ft uo er POMBE SUR! OF QUAUTY, SERVICE, VALUE ltaclne, 0. III:;::;::::;::::;::::;::;;:;::;::::;::::;::;;:;;;:;~~::::;:~~~E~RO~Y~~;;:;;;:;;;:;~~::;::::;::::;::;;:;~O~m~o~;;:;;i .. •· 2·3 -plow••• lllfiRIIATIOIIAL• 240 !UTILITY) Step into a new world of cost.savlng. all-job tractor power and performance wUb lh<lnew 2-3-plow lntematioaol UO. See how emoothly it bandies hPvied plowing aod diMing •. , bow bond, !Ill lor lighter, all-arouod clune jobo ••• ond mowing, rokiJ>g. Let ue ohow you all tAc big-IT- feot,.... of thlo 28.9 drawbu bp ~ Dollar for dollar, J'OU cant beat the 2-row J..2t0 for qualitJ, M~gs Equipment c:::.utility. ~ "Where Qual:lty 15 Jlar.amoumil." Corner Second & Buttemul SU, Pbo~~e Pomeroy, Oblo Mulberry Ave. ~lddleporl L-J 1/IAI:JfJI Pboae 151 No. 2nd St. the f uLTOII.J THOMPSOitr.l 1"1111 · 1"1111 TRACTOR SALES 1 Nett Hollaod 77 B1ler WRhllot<>r" Electric Starti"" t••• and Home Ec!ooomlu, Exton 'We Do Cultom Grin<Un&" 1 94 Pomeroy, Oblo . ·SUMMER FU EL OIL • • Farm Council ' 3-AM~eting . eHay While The Sun Shines / 1. A FULL TANK MINIMIZES RUST FORMING CONDENSATION ' DURING SUMMER MONTHS. 2. A FULL TANK THIS SUMMER CUTS DOWN BURNER TROUBLES NEXT FALL. . 3. HAS YOU READY TO GO WHEN FALL COMES. •, • FILL ~ UP Tho.-.glt You Use Heat Like This YOU CAN PAY LIKE THIS (;edt :or308 FOR FILJ..UP SERVICE WliiN JAU COMI& - - , "PEAK MONTH" 1.W yolfRl,liT TO "io Harr)' .Gui.bJ,W, home. Start On Landmark "EVEN-PAY" BUDGfT PLAN NOW YOUri~GET GREATER FUEL OIL DEPEN.DABILITY " Wi·th 'DEGitiE .PAY Heating Oil Service .. ... .\ ..'" ... •' ' ~ T .• • '' ,,,, ,, ' '. . WITH DE~IVIRIE$ liASE& ON' HEAT LOSS CALCULATIONS IY ' ,.' SCiiNTIFIC "~EGREE DAY" INSTROMENT ' .• . • ' . ' ' '. I ·r Tills. iNSmliMENT TELLS LANDMARK. PETROLEUM ' ' .. ' 1 • \f~~~- JOII , ', ; . • ' .'. WILL 'NEED . ftiL ••• "!'!"' ~ per hundredwelaht of The mOlt talked-about eow pool 1&. pre~Dt il tbe one at Fuhlon Farm, Meaervey, Iowa. It was atarted in Autut, 1858, 1 nd iJ lla.ndlin& about 800 to 1,000 COWl. RecenUy, • team of obaervers · ~rom tbe OSU Colle&e of Agrleul· lion Benlee, Ohio = pipeline mllken, and the bulk tank l)"lltem for bandliDi milk. The Iowa opention i1 depenI atrong market ld· I r-:"~--------:;;:;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;~~iw · to Donald E. II dairy marTbe abift from Iowa ltate aven&e price of to an out-of·ltate price of iloe1 It operate? Ia It ldlpLible t.o Ohlo? Doet It AYe or make IRJ mone)l! Caution 11 tbe watchword for IU'pne COJ11hterlnt a cow pooL I new idea Jn the mid•Wut wwnt Qriellltural kt.enalon IPflrialiltl at the Ohio State Univenltr. A eow pool Ia an urancement In which COWl from oeveral dll· ferent herdl are fed, eared for, and milked In one central loea· tJon. Tbe objedjve 11 to improye cow, labor •n4 land elficleneJ and to Jet a blibtr prlft for mllk. Rapid 4!baqea 1n dairyipt are ruponalble for the current totere1 t iD cow pooll, explains c. D. Kcarew, !.xteulon dJtry IPf!Clalilt. Facton favor.ble to poollnt c:ow1 ioclude lb.e llil:h cost of m. eon vera1oa to bu1t mua bob, rapid increatu in labor and land ca.ll. ehtn,in& htios of dairy eo~ta: t4) return~ wbitb encourq:e the, poollog of resoureee:, and the opportunity to tap diltanc:e and hta:ber return llllrtetl. RED BRAND FENCING Mlcldlaport ,feed Mill ' cake, ple and coffee to 11 peraona, The July meeilllf wtU 1>e 11 the .;-. HDlt.Ht Wplc ol COD¥trlliioll f t1et for farmen producla& IIJIOill Ohlo clii.ryll)eD tJtMe d.IYJ t&DJI'Ided tnUk la the lUI. Includ· il the cow pool. Wbtt ill It! How ed ate bou.Jnt, mllldng pariOI', "SIGN O.F QUALITY" Sugar Ru., Flol!r Mills ·er Way To 1 Dicit S - t , CORA tochnle1an aave a talk •nd ahowed picturea. The bosteu Mrved: 1~ cream, ·~ 1 ' 1 F.arm .CouncJl met June 4 at the bome of Mr. and Ml"l. Chlflet BetUnt, Tupper, Plains. H> oullidtot • lllorouP tat ol ~ -' Any plan for iDfOIVlal 1D arnq• ()a SUDdaJ' tJDCIIrJllDI ~ . . ,t m.ent f:UCb u a eow pooL 1'bty a- worlhip •fflH at tbe BMtJt Jle&. bodid h ll,~d 1 ped lnln'ett to lnue11e &mODI 1 c urc •W• meo u IIIey ...unue ;~wtl~~ will liDI ~ ooa or new way• to cut OYt Yonder." Memben ar tM COitl and increaae grofitt. quartet ate ; Mn. HaW. llldtla. However, they do DOt lee tlu! Jfn. Betty Pultz. BeD l'1l1llta u1t cow pool u 1 threat to a food. William •E benon, lOu laDdPa efficient famlly ..iu dairy opera~ Brewlncton wbo atte:aded the tlon. ConfereDet at Lake.lde Jut wW report. durinllhe aeniee ....., 2fli.iiii.iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. HeldJune4 • Cow Poo·Is Now Hottest'Idea T0 Hike D~ Eff•)~Jen~Je8 • • ~hlf 4~ 1 FEN(ING MUDS vUht(e of' Lyra •U. Beaat of 10. OU.ttwllt H . ThLok elt<!e burden lhr'-rr-llr"'lr" ~abbr.) ~t Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., IUM tt,.lllll • Subject Of Farm D1·ainage the fie11· are ·eontrolled o.a the eat Will June 26-27 Tour tJ\Q, Mme. uta. the10 hl"""cldOo. . · . TO MilT MONDAY 011 MIETI~G They visite'tl their dauthter, 'Ile Past Martons of Pomeroy Mill Harriet Ewing, and their 100 Chapter 188 OES meet Tuea· 'lnd famlly, Mr. and .tfrL .Howard d1y evtn\RI at the hop{~, of Mn. ~ Ewln,il and childten Deal)na. t Carr." Nye. • · i\(Jtalie and .Uic:b•el, ol ~attr Fla. ' • I Chemleals to ·.use start with chlor· dane in eltber ' iii 2% IOiution or ~ o/o d(.l8l [f roaehea beeome re· alatant tq eblordane then dieldrin maJ,aUUon or dlalln6n ma1 be ~ ed. ~Uow all di~~ttooa and , preetutio.nl In, BPP.Iy.iq 1nd 1tori111 fommerdal when' the hardy varietiel are on Ll'lllllile RUrteriel tod.Q'. tbe decline. Another dlatinaut.b· to fb:nt : when )'OUf box Inc charact.eriltic Is that they •ater Wiet arrive.. unwrap .hold their flowen 6 to 18 JncbU: plant& and put ~elll la a tul above the water. A valuable aaaet of lll&btb' warm ••ter-jutt too, ~~ their ability to nower well baM~ tepid. Do not Jet the IJUII in P"llal ahade. or wind dry out the I..... .., atelnl, lor they will 1uffer MVm Althoug}J they cau be kept over lajury. The container wbtcb iJ to whiter by careful methods, lt's ld- be uaed lhould contain at Je.ut ually beaL-to treat them aa an- • buabel of aoll A tub or· box nuals in tbil climate and to :re- lbout 2 feel aerou 1nd 1 foot place them~ with new planta each deep will aerve tht purpoee 1plenspring, But don't let thi1 diseour· didlJ. Plaee about 2 pou.odJ ol age you! When you can expect water lil)l fctUiJ:er in the bottom twic~ as many flowers as ·from a of each tub or box; or if you ban hardy variety, that the flowers ne.clected to order th1t. aubaUtute are far larger and more breath- dried cow manure and mix U taking, are quite reaJOnably lth tome 10U. Now 1111 "· ""' 1ub priced, and that it only takes a w or b6x with tood rich earden few to fill an average-abe pool. aoll up to about 1 Inch from the Tropical water liliea nympbaeaa top. Tamp it dljwn firmly aDd dJC a round bole e ineJl.8t deep in can be classified into day-bloom- ... -1 _ __. ing and night-blooming varieties. un:: cen1er. J.U'I;I uaua P~~•re 1a to place the tube In the water The day ones open uound 8 in and then plant the 1Fater lOy the morning and cloae between 5 under water. u Uda tJ Jneonvenand 1 o'clock in the evenlnJ. Tbe night varieties open around duak ient, however, you ean f.lant lhe and dose 'between 10 and 12 o'· water IUy wbtle the container Ia dock the next day. The hloom 1 JtUI out of water and lmD;t;cu..te• of both varietiea usuall last be· ly pLace it in the p ooL Puah the tween three and five ~ays tnd plant into tbe bole in the center spread. f . contoll)!'", leovlnf the plont o ten·timea a plant will produce <>!the upright. Pat tb<J oon firmly ,,.. In homes, .pyrethrum materlaiB apread 1 inch ol sand or fine tra· are the only ones recommended vel over the top to teep loldfleh for Oy control: Cleaninl up garfrom atirrlna up lh<IIOil ba.le pails and other sources or detayLnJ organic matter and Instal· When setting the -plantln& eon· latlon ~ cOOd screens are about tainerthere In the 10 the best oontrpJ available. that willpool, be 8arrange to lZ inchea of water over the IJUJ'faee of the For the home eardfi!_ner and aoU. If neeeaaary, ttiDd the eon·hq.me nower grower there are· sevFour Ohio homemakers were erll genefl;l purpoae duatl' or elected Ohio Home Demon1tra· talner on blocks or stonea. The .IPl'l)ll ,available. A careful reading tion Council officers at the · coun· Ullea Jhould be ffll'tillled about the directions wlU indicate ell's annual meeting Ju,ne HI at onee eaeh month durina the aum· which one will tit the particutar the Ohio State University eamput. mer. The eaaidt procedure Ia at .altuaUon. After . ~eeurtng suitable They .are .Mrs. Chirles Enslen, followa: Put two hlndfult of dUst or spray then a continuoua Montpelier, WUllam.s County, Jlrepro&ram of application ahould sldent: .Mra. Raymond. Bird, Milachieve the resulta desired. lersb~rg, HolmeB County, vice pretldent; Mrs. Roy Waymlre. Dayton, Montgomert County, irea surt!r and Mrs. Hugene Derickson, BaltlmDre, FalrJ'ield County, ~Sec­ retary. Qver 300 women, representing 46.000 homemakers partlclpatlnt in the liome demonstration pro· gram throughout the state, were A field ' ~ay, an air tour, and present at the councll'l combln· talks on new developmentl in ed luncheon and busine11 meetfarm drainaa:e equipment will Ing. . highlight a meeting on the MadiThe Ohio Home Demonstr.atlon son County fairground& here June Council is the co-ordinator of the 26 and 27. H9me DemonstratiOn council• in The 21-day atate wide. event the 88 counties. will bllin&' toJtt.her farm drainage contraetOra, equipment manu· facturers and others Interested SEE US FOR YOUR in farm drainage work, according to Melville L. Palmer, Ohio State University Extension agricultural ena:lneer. Complete Stoek Of Ferris Owen, Newark, 0 ., farmer, wlll speak at an evening ban· · quet. Owen wUI diacues Ruaaia and show color slidt!s wh~ch he Can Make Life.Happier · · 120. Low 1~. The Lad lea Amcillary of the Middleport "'iremon held 11 r 11 "' arewe party Wedne!day evening ror Mn. ~ldn ey Russoll at the fire men'• Hall. Th.e Sidney Russell&' witl ,_,ft ,, well over 110 blooiDJ durlol • oil> llf MUOn. C.unty IKt. At•N Alrl, Farm and -ome pe:ftl are ln· creulna their ' attacb at thiJ time of year. There aeemt to be only twe JH>Ulble ddell~U--{1) Floc! out the control and flaht ~. or cow at 4la,U $36. The eost of Aucuat, September and October- are all oUertd by 'fii9hlApprd'kchToMOileyJ ot Alia palm .. Cillt T And to ~et down to cases, southeastern Ohio. and the "middle Ohio Valley" of which Meigs-Gallia-Mason is the hub - or should be - has wa·tched id)y for over 20 years as industry leapfrogged over us south to cheap TVA power. It is time. surely, that we should join more in tM contest against eJipandlng TVA Indio· criminantly. For every TVA·· expansion our own gains in industry's spread · to new fields are delayed. Ce1tai nly we are selfish. No one In the Tennessee Valley Is asking their congressmE'n to give TV A a free reign out of consideration lor Meigs County. ATRIBUTE TO TEENAGERS Carpenter Social News .DUNNIT ... •• M..... a...;.,. . . ,.. . . Ct.. Alter car Pools, Cows Tropical water lUlea ue tAt AmOD.I prtltDt-clq t.ropleal l•rae•t molt tn.crant and &ovelJ· water Wlel we now Un a wide eat of all 1Jowerin1 aquatic raDII of colon 1o clloote from. planto, Kolif vorietl"' hove n..,. Amoq tho c1a1 bloomlllt ylrlf. from Jupe Utrouth December due era uerqln.IJ 8 to 12 tnC!bet Uet then are MMH1 lbldet of to ltahle fllet alone. (Cowa do not acrou aDd thelr exotic lrall"&net blue, pur'/le. violet, plat, OJ'C!hld rec:over . .from att.cl. when atable CID Often be deteete4 from I wbfte ID NftraJ lha4et of J'll• loW. AmonJ nilbt-blooaainl v.rfliea a:o ln October; the bad ef- dl1tanee of HVtral feet. Tropical wattr lilet are at tbelr Letlet there .are rt4J, teveral fec:t laatl throu&h December). The fog ot 800 lbs of mtlk per be1t in the late Jummer and WI- lhldu of ptak and white. Tbne C. I. ILAKISLII revenue bo11d precedent was est&blished. no doubt would be The stage would be perfertly set for th e extension of monopoly soc1al· ism. TV A-style, on a gargantuan scale for aU federal power projects. We- need more, not less, Congressiona l control of TVA . And. most of all, we need to correct the phony "yardstick" by pass ing laws under which TVA would pay ta·xes and interest on the same basis as a pr'ivate enterprise doing a comparatiVe busines~. and be made to stand on its own fiscal feet in ev('ry Writing in Newsweek, Henry Hazlitt, one efthe country's eutstanding ecooomists, says: ~•Wften w-e turn to TV A. we find its political v.... Farm And Home Pms Show Increase This Time Of Year Editorially · WIBLE \l'E TALK FREE WORLD GARDEN IDNTS e . M~RE· OIL ctWI ...... t ioof--.••., ftn • AU .AT. . . . . •• ,..,,..,;· "l'~~ ''"'"""~' • .... ,,.,.,~ - • llfr, CllltMJiiht. MJO. . .e AI.WAn 1111111'0111 fN lliJ,&m . . ·.\ . POMEROY . Pho..., 98 · or 3qi �·. • -· THE ·DAJLY SENTINEL ' 3-Dolly Senllnel, 1'011\eroy·Mlddlepol\ 0 ., ~De ,20, 1989 " HEW IN FARMING • 1'110 t."bampions sttll pushing for ever more ex· pansion and speciaL privileges. F'or the fifth oonsecutive year, Congress is being asked to atathorize the TV A to finance its new requirements to special outside capital by issuing revenue bonds to U:e public The April Survey of the Guaranty Trust Company of New York .. . points out the dangers of this 'blank check' precedent for government agencies. TVA, the bank shows, particular. It is ha·rd to believe that the United States is ready to accept the phllosophy of socialism represented by TV A. Why talk about a free world if we are? bas already uperated under conditions that made a mockery of the 'yardstick' idea that was a part of the excuse for its origin ." Mr. llazlitt then quotes this from The Guaranty Survey: '' 'TV A pays no federal ·income tax a·nd nothing in lieu thereof . . . It receives its capital funds from Congress and yet has never paid any interest to the Federal Government on any Congressional appropriation. These ~-~at operating econqmies but .spe41•1 privileges bestowed on the people or one 'rea at the ~pense of the taxpayers at large'." The revenue bond scheme would virtua11y free TVA from anything resembling effective control. It is true that the current bill limUs bond issuance to $750 million, but this fOU]d be increased at any time and, once the Juveiifie- delinqyncy is a gl"ave and growing probl~ In this <ountry, and should ne- back!" Instead, she swam to him and seized an Jrm. Finding it had been almost severed, ver be underestimated. At the same time we shouldn't lose sight or the legions of young . people of splendid character. . ~methmg that happened off San Francis~ s Golden GMe In early May deserves na· tiona! rec:ognttJon. An 18-year old ilrl . Sh~; , ley O'Neill, was swimming with an 1S-year old boy when he was attacked by a great white shark which had strayed far from its nor111al habitat. As the water reddened with his blood he <ailed to her to "go back. go she managed a hold about his body •nd brought him ashore. Then, while he lay dy· lng on the beach, the CathoUc girl baptized him and pronounced the Act of Contrition. A soldier of long service who witnessed . w~ .tra~edy from a bluff above the bay call· ed It the greatest exhibition of courage he had ever seen. And the president of San Francisco's Board of Supervisors said he will seek a Carnegie Medal of Honor for Shirle O'Neill. · y weather. T. •M. Galaway. 'Mrs. Edith ·Bobo fell at her home Chester Granal'e visited Colum- Mn. Elda Starkey Shuff, Mt. Vernon, a former resident or this c:ommunity, sulh!red a hetrt att.ack and remains in serioua condition. Her chUdren havP. been . call,. eel to her bed1lde. Mra . .Ruth Starkey, Mn . Eleanor Brookhart and .daulihter, and Mrs. Raymond Nelson and daughtes, •ccompanied Mra. Mary Starkey to the home ot her deughter, Mra. .leaale Jewell, in Columbus. and Injured hcrsclr a•Jvere ly, Mrs. Donald J ones, David and Donald, Nel80nvllle visited at _the home of her 11arents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey. . Several familiea from here at· .W!DdfVJ the wedding ot Billy :Lyons and Polly Walkflr at Vinton on Suml11y. The couple are living in the home of Mrs. warden Marcum at present while Mrs." Marcum slay, wilh a daughter. bia Grange on Friday evening and pre&ented a very Interesting and entertaining progrem. = Mrs.'rl '.·al,t\~..'s·s "e'"'l([ j ;) 1 H' GUeSt "lAt · 5 0n0r farewell Pdrty Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cmbtrce on·'u eon, Mr. Edgar Crabtree, local, Mr.. Martha Way1, Stra&burg, Mr. and Mrs. Max Cra.btrcf, Yp5JJ. and Anna and Tommy ·Parkur, .Sol- anti, Mich., were in Fort Gay, w. Jver, have been aue11t11 at lhe Ney Va., to attend the funoral of a Carpenter home. brother, IBarncy ol:ruhtree. JtemodeJlna: or the homes of Mr11. Ardis cummings, Athens, Ney Carpenter und Ray Woodrum via1ted aeverol daya witjl her lbro· la Pfo&reaaln.il during thla nice !her and tlster-ln·Jaw. Mr. and Mrs. _:_:__..:.._ _:;__~:...::.:__ _;__;_:_:.:_::_:__:_=.:.:::::.::::;: DAILY CROSSWORD 16. ll'utena &&&In DOWN S. VItality 2. Blunder I. Medlevu.l lhort ta1t •· Brullllft 18. Plexua 19. Inland .... e. J'lortda. Indian e. Ll.nd. mo1ura 7. leoretJey'l i.Mpltmeat I. Once mo,. 1. lbtp'l• o1'tkle 1om ......__ ., '. . 1 ' Bob. Byer Is taking all wagers nobody has a more awe·ln·· spirinC string of "unlucky 13's''' behind him with never a .sin· gle evtl thl!jJI hapll!'nlng. . · . ' , Tall, 6-2 ~liyer, was added to The D•lly Sentmel staff 13 weeks ago. But before th;!f. hark: ' · He was born on the 13th of a month. '• He heean\e 13 years old on a Friday the 13th. , ··. \ When he was settled in Uncle Sam's ~my several ye~rs ago his battalion .number was 13. •, • When his turn was up to come hOme from that 13!)1 b~t, talion, 13 o!Jler Gl's in his duty section had p~eeeded ljim·to. : the States smce his arnvaL • . . 1 •· His arrival at that duq section In Germany came ex~llr 13 days after bls sbip the TAP 113, USS Butner, left.New York Port of Embarkation. , · ." He left Germany on a Friday the 13th. . · , ' Furthermore, his life so far has t•ken him visiting or resid, .. ing in 13 countries! Any takers on that wager? • notblnf olld bope thot lhere enoueh ln6tlcide to prevent thla wlU ·be aomethilll left after the lou from May to October It $HS~ ~ae or lnMCt hu done itl or leu. The control proa:fam Ia wort. for Hornfllet-Methoxyelar DO% One of the peats juat hatchlna: wettable powder-l he!llpln&: table· now 11 ba&worm whieh attaelts apoon sprlJJtled over .back, neck, mill)' of our evercreena. Moet 1ldea and ~bbed into the hair by folks have seen the IDIJII cray or hand, Apply every .t hree weeka. brtwn UC!b •UIPelllded from tbe For 11table filet, houaellles and braneb~ of everpeen.t. Control 1a deerfliea un pyrethrum spray or llmple. Either pkk olld bum Ill pyretbrum-repellant IPI.V-1 to 2 tbe small baas oh tbe treea or ouncea per day. Spray every day uae leact uMnate or malatblan u when file• are severe. Use a mist • lpl'l)'. over backt, flanks and up~r legs . II no contRI ia uNCI don't be too lD con~llng Olea ln building& IUrpriaed If Ute Mporm strip• (mOJtly hOUH flit~~ and stable moat. of the neectlea from a bnncb fUe.} unitatJon l.s a "muat" for or a whobl side of the tree or iood fly eontrol. Without ti flies abrub. · .1 breed fast;er than they can be killLut Week a eall eame In about ed with inaectlcide.s. Manure and "thpullll~ened WortQ~." On 1n- rottiq atraw ahould W taken out vtltlp~on , tbere appeared to be and apread twice weeki)'. Grus mlUiOI)& of the ereaturu crawling clippings an~ se,epaa:e areas o:vtr blnb and Jn the roedtlde cllt· around sUo.s can produce files and chei. Tbe.e i~lt!Ctl feed on dead should !be eliminated. , tnt detayinc wood. When they aP· pr.Oacll the number ,of an ..army'' .Realdual wall IPflYS contalnmg tbti)' eta be very annoyln1. eapee- diazlnon, korlan, malathion, are ial,y' if tbe)" aet ln • house or good wften used as directed. Linbuftneqt. · d1ne ud methoxyelor are 11tlll recom~ended even though house ~trol ~f theae mliUpedu or . Oy rtllltance to them is now wide (Z) Do • --- . John Wlll was taken back 40 ·years in his memories tHis week. . , · The slidcjen, unexpected death of Don Allen, largest lnde· native of ·Rio Granpe: . m GaJUa County, I'OCl\lled 1919 for John, when he, his · brother, Dr. Roland G. Wili; . Dr. W. K. Wilson (Ironton and. Meigs), and James R. Bailey, Chester, attended Rio Grande College together.. Mr. Allen was a close college friend of ·· John's A iilghUght or that tenn, or maybe • lowllght, was the night Don and John decided to -visit the Jones' sisters who lived at Thurman. now CentervUle. After a 3¥.1 mile hike bot)l ways, they arrived ·home late to Allen House. All room d!>ors ·were locked, . "I climbed throllllh the trllll!t1m to our room and Bailey wacked rne<llvet the ,h ead with a 11all bat as ! ·came through," said Will, rubbing·his ilom~' ln re~Uection. . · ·. · "There never w~e two finer people than -F rank•Allen and hla wile," John !lllid. , · Srother Roland welit on to acquire a long list of dei!I'ees, now iS teaching on a Fullbrigbt scholarship at America!\ Uni·.· versity, Beruit, Lejlanon. He Is on the staff of New J'altz Nor·· . mal College, New·York state. He taught In Japan thre~ years ago, also on a Fullbright jaunt. . W. K. Wilson today is supervisor of cOnstruction "fo.r tbe . state of New·Yort Department of Education. Bailey, after his · Rio Grande ·jaunt, Is a Chester Township farmer. And John, well you. all know John. . ' In 1919 Chester graduated its first class of four year stu.• dents. Pri!lr to that year, Chester was a Z.year high. sclioo~ Rio Grande provided the last two yea(s of prep work, ,pl)J$ what now may .be termed. the ftrst two years of college level training Jn the liberal arts. r Note to today's teachers: ,. John Will taught school two years after his Rio Grande work was completed. He earned $75 a month. The !J_I)Itor at the sehool where he worked. earned $?f). . 1, , •• , . peni!ent Chevrolet dealer In the world, Late ews Off The Wire , Oak Grove WSCS Meeting Held At Cross Residence The Oat Grove llethodiJt WSCS met at the home of Mrt. lllnche Cross and surprised her with a ATHENS. 0. UPI - ;Just a1 birthday celebration. lhe Girls State op~ned in Colum· Devotlons were given by Mra. bus, Buckeye Boys State wDund M•ttle . Yost . .wbo .chose for ber activity today with graduation topic "The Greatest•Book on Earth exercises on Lhe Ohio Uniyeralty The Bible." ~ campus. Facts 8bout the ;Bible were JiV• en. Membera -_participated in a atu· COLUMBUS UPI Francla A. Mekus, executive vice presi- dy of the Bible. dent of the Croghan Colonial Bank Tile bustne11 meetinll Wll in of Fremont, has been elected charge of Mr1. Bertha Spencer. chauman of the Ohio Bankers 'I'hilH present lnoluded the boa· Assn. Co uncil of Administration. tess, Mra. Bertha .Johnaon, Mrt. Mattie YO!It, Mr~. Gel"aldine Crou and children, Mrs. Dorothy Smlth and children, Mrs. Bertha ipencer · ·Mrs. Elizabeth Saller, Mrs. Lela :H~~~~!f· Mrs. INianche Easter· . Sylvia 'tool, Mrs. Eva • ', - ·;; ·. Pearl ~In, Mrs. Esta Eatr.m, Mr11- Letitia Holman and :Mrt.. .Man K... Y:011t. HONOLULU UPI - A 43·yenr old Gloustor, Ohlo, woman is ex pected to be sontenced herer next• week for kjU.Hng her hu1ban1t.1 Mn. Kathryn D. Foster wall Mr. and Mra. Glenroy Ewlnj recon,,\eted-Ma.y 9 of tfJe fatat shoot• turned Wedne~ay ni.cl\t fr9m a • lng of hc1· husband Fr~:~ncl!', .56; triP · to Waoblnatoo> .,D. on Jon. 17. flylna •both way.a from Parkeraburll w~re they enjoyed · a famUy re- Ewings Return From Washington • movmg to Gluuatcr in July where Mr. Uu!aell has been worklna for the past .two YL'ars. They have said COUUMBUB UPI Chor&e! -their home on Mill Street tD Mr were expect~ to bf! 1Hed today Dnd Mrs . Ray Hecox. · agaln~t two 1date liquor who allegedly atempted to The group prtl8ented Mra. Ru•· sell with a gift and the evening money from a Medina County was spent in playing 1ame1 with Cafe owner lD keep quiet -about gambHne tn the establiBhment. . various prJes being awarded. Rc!reshmenb were served to the fotlowtng at the eoncll.llion of .the .party, 14r.s. Emmett Shuler, Mn. Jack Bechtle, Mr1. Robert McElhinny, Mrs. _ Howard Dalley, Mn. Kenneth M<!Elhinny, Mra. Thomas Hannigan, Mr&. o. E. If •NIIII ,.,YJIIOOO McKinley, Mra. Di4!k Karr, Sr. Mra. I"l.' aee:rna ~verett &ehner and the honored piloplt are guest, Mra. Sidney Rusaell. mO!\I'Y· 'l!hoy After tlte party ·Mrt. ·,Bachner · It ioo much or conducted a short bu 1Jne11 meet· IRJ durlnc which Jt waa decided to have a picnic on July 18 at the Summer home of lJrs. Kerr. c. - ,DaiJy:Sentine'l Day~ centJpede1 IS by use of malathion Or :ehlordane. Iile.identall)' tbese InRCta do some 1ood. They feed on eOCkroachee and similar ID8eelll. Of ..ourte no one waota either coekroaebea or the milllpede.. U we U'e 10 unt!ntvz,ate u to 1et · an lDlestatl~ · of Cockrolebea (or "lflt.,.UJ!I''J l~ a bag of croeeriel, lif\ damp lumber, or Juat Jbrolilb. b_.nt:~t Wtqdowe, there ate 'io'm.t: ·'exce:Uent':;coilirols. ae. m:oVmg 111 'Poit$ble lhelterl.nJ plaf:ea 11 the fJrtt 'Jte,p, '----------11 WIIN.I it ROAST Tbe Friendly Nelgbbors Club will have a wiener roast at the Buchanan Cottaa:e at Forked Run Loke Tlleod~y evening. CltiTICALLY ILL M~ 81 Daily saunders remains crltlcolly Ill at her home on south Third Avenue. ___ CLASS MIITtNJJ 'l'be Chrlatlan Cruslciers Cia" or lh<l iFirst Baptlet Cbmb, Mid· dlfllort will meet Tueadot evenllll the home of Mrs. Betty GalJ.ag. at '7 :30. tbe l"lremen last weekend In· Middleport were c~uckl.ing oyer. their chief's gooClblislifess in "Jack's Daley,Shop. • · .,, ,fl'f Jack Bechtle's ice cl'eam parlor is ·b ut a step and ~ jumj>: from the town hall where firemen catered Satlll'day. nll!ht with an Ice cream sociaL One might have· believed Jack's business would hM'e hit the doldrUms. · .. · "Not so," firemen reported. ., , "Jack had' one of his biggest n)ghts. •It seemed ttrat people ' bought at the social, t)leri strolled over to Jack's for $obie , more, or maybe something different than we hild.'' _ /Iii, ·'· '· The Staff and Off.icera o( the IM••lr• Temple Pytbian Sisters wUI meet next MoncJay nigbt at the home of Mra. Griff Russell in Brad· bury. -'"Mrll. Paul Haptonstall wHI the assisting h<>stess. I'LAN POTLUC~ The Wlld,wood Garden Club ·wm bave a potluCk plenic Wedne&day at 8:30 p. PI· 8t the SyracuiC' par'k. Holding A Snake Is S~cb A l'rblil~ge/ , At Out flouse wm I Four Women Named To Head Ohio HD Council l•land 2t. Inter.. mit~ tently Y~!llndar '• MUIIcf.) tn•t.rument· 28. Erreea 29. lniHt 31. Royal CC!lor , 13. 1UnUUel A••w•r 37. HIP or low 40, Place •2. King ot Juda.h 43. Ru11alan I!IG. Gen&Uv• or · . AnOther caD we receive eaeh aulnmer b: on •fiea control elthlr ia. 'the home or yard. Usually if ol dot tbere be no problem in For and pups Uft· def·2 "ontha ue m1lathion, meth· oiyclor, rotenone or PJ"thrum. P'tir .do-ga and older · pup1 uae any ~...the duatl Qlentloned Of DDT or jil)dU~. "$1mi!J, moteilols lillY be UJect• Jn the anhbal'l quarten or ,. ·.tliO yatd. . ' . Pile~ .. are uiuaUy one ot the duH.illl the aummer (reatelt .,Uta IIIO~!Jii; • RO!eo,.h In Dllnola, wllh aev•al daley herda, 'ahowed a lou 1bout 20'* in rt1.1lk production or Vituses Come tl~der ~rutiny · Station · ~;, token on uips to that eoun· Roberts Brothers farm two inn. ea south of London oil Route. 38 will be the settlng for the fielt! day and alr tour June Atrlcultural Experlmeot Stilton, 111d Stote rarmo vlolted lh<l 1owo opentlon to tee bow it ...mbd. .For tbe mott 'PU't, the Fashion ¥arm setup provided Grade "A" watedily fertiJir.er in a small paper 'bat and then ·preu two or three of thete bap down into the toil around eaeb water lily plant. 'l'he paper aoon dilintegratet and the plant it immediateb' IIIOuritb· ed by the fertill&er. '"* NEW HOLLAND Ba (er at a New Low Price u milt in ~ptember 19M tbll advanta1t. llajor problem• encountered In tbe pretent cow pooh1 are (1) teeplnt down the inc:ideoee of d.i.leue, <2> undentandinc contraeturtl arranJetnenll between the 4!ow ownen and pool man· atement. loeludint Jettlemeat ltatementl, and (3) gettlna cowa: accuatorned to maq feeding' boutlna: and management. .H_,... wrew and Zehr, two of Ex· t.eDIIon'a representatives on the ObJo Ob~efiation team, point out tblt one year'• operation ia not Htre j 1 8 baler to meel the needs of ev.er.v farmer who want& to make quality hay t-•·cmomically! With this new Hgyliner you'll enjoy all the big bent-titK of Ha y lin~r baling-Fiow·Action feeding. FOr sQ 18 1 trurt"-tirc tying , eas}' handlin ~ and dependable per.. formance . Yet you'll pay far less for a "67"';' than ordinary balers. Because New HolJand hal built Jolut ...__ 1,8 • .....r:......... .,. Hay liner durabillty ana performance into without adding so me of the "ex.traa.." . ..., _ _ Traetor With C111tf.¥aton llftDDIS IIIBI ru~NT """"' mr~&m~: AND SUPPLY Phon. 1202 PhoM 6041-ft uo er POMBE SUR! OF QUAUTY, SERVICE, VALUE ltaclne, 0. III:;::;::::;::::;::::;::;;:;::;::::;::::;::;;:;;;:;~~::::;:~~~E~RO~Y~~;;:;;;:;;;:;~~::;::::;::::;::;;:;~O~m~o~;;:;;i .. •· 2·3 -plow••• lllfiRIIATIOIIAL• 240 !UTILITY) Step into a new world of cost.savlng. all-job tractor power and performance wUb lh<lnew 2-3-plow lntematioaol UO. See how emoothly it bandies hPvied plowing aod diMing •. , bow bond, !Ill lor lighter, all-arouod clune jobo ••• ond mowing, rokiJ>g. Let ue ohow you all tAc big-IT- feot,.... of thlo 28.9 drawbu bp ~ Dollar for dollar, J'OU cant beat the 2-row J..2t0 for qualitJ, M~gs Equipment c:::.utility. ~ "Where Qual:lty 15 Jlar.amoumil." Corner Second & Buttemul SU, Pbo~~e Pomeroy, Oblo Mulberry Ave. ~lddleporl L-J 1/IAI:JfJI Pboae 151 No. 2nd St. the f uLTOII.J THOMPSOitr.l 1"1111 · 1"1111 TRACTOR SALES 1 Nett Hollaod 77 B1ler WRhllot<>r" Electric Starti"" t••• and Home Ec!ooomlu, Exton 'We Do Cultom Grin<Un&" 1 94 Pomeroy, Oblo . ·SUMMER FU EL OIL • • Farm Council ' 3-AM~eting . eHay While The Sun Shines / 1. A FULL TANK MINIMIZES RUST FORMING CONDENSATION ' DURING SUMMER MONTHS. 2. A FULL TANK THIS SUMMER CUTS DOWN BURNER TROUBLES NEXT FALL. . 3. HAS YOU READY TO GO WHEN FALL COMES. •, • FILL ~ UP Tho.-.glt You Use Heat Like This YOU CAN PAY LIKE THIS (;edt :or308 FOR FILJ..UP SERVICE WliiN JAU COMI& - - , "PEAK MONTH" 1.W yolfRl,liT TO "io Harr)' .Gui.bJ,W, home. Start On Landmark "EVEN-PAY" BUDGfT PLAN NOW YOUri~GET GREATER FUEL OIL DEPEN.DABILITY " Wi·th 'DEGitiE .PAY Heating Oil Service .. ... .\ ..'" ... •' ' ~ T .• • '' ,,,, ,, ' '. . WITH DE~IVIRIE$ liASE& ON' HEAT LOSS CALCULATIONS IY ' ,.' SCiiNTIFIC "~EGREE DAY" INSTROMENT ' .• . • ' . ' ' '. I ·r Tills. iNSmliMENT TELLS LANDMARK. PETROLEUM ' ' .. ' 1 • \f~~~- JOII , ', ; . • ' .'. WILL 'NEED . ftiL ••• "!'!"' ~ per hundredwelaht of The mOlt talked-about eow pool 1&. pre~Dt il tbe one at Fuhlon Farm, Meaervey, Iowa. It was atarted in Autut, 1858, 1 nd iJ lla.ndlin& about 800 to 1,000 COWl. RecenUy, • team of obaervers · ~rom tbe OSU Colle&e of Agrleul· lion Benlee, Ohio = pipeline mllken, and the bulk tank l)"lltem for bandliDi milk. The Iowa opention i1 depenI atrong market ld· I r-:"~--------:;;:;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;~~iw · to Donald E. II dairy marTbe abift from Iowa ltate aven&e price of to an out-of·ltate price of iloe1 It operate? Ia It ldlpLible t.o Ohlo? Doet It AYe or make IRJ mone)l! Caution 11 tbe watchword for IU'pne COJ11hterlnt a cow pooL I new idea Jn the mid•Wut wwnt Qriellltural kt.enalon IPflrialiltl at the Ohio State Univenltr. A eow pool Ia an urancement In which COWl from oeveral dll· ferent herdl are fed, eared for, and milked In one central loea· tJon. Tbe objedjve 11 to improye cow, labor •n4 land elficleneJ and to Jet a blibtr prlft for mllk. Rapid 4!baqea 1n dairyipt are ruponalble for the current totere1 t iD cow pooll, explains c. D. Kcarew, !.xteulon dJtry IPf!Clalilt. Facton favor.ble to poollnt c:ow1 ioclude lb.e llil:h cost of m. eon vera1oa to bu1t mua bob, rapid increatu in labor and land ca.ll. ehtn,in& htios of dairy eo~ta: t4) return~ wbitb encourq:e the, poollog of resoureee:, and the opportunity to tap diltanc:e and hta:ber return llllrtetl. RED BRAND FENCING Mlcldlaport ,feed Mill ' cake, ple and coffee to 11 peraona, The July meeilllf wtU 1>e 11 the .;-. HDlt.Ht Wplc ol COD¥trlliioll f t1et for farmen producla& IIJIOill Ohlo clii.ryll)eD tJtMe d.IYJ t&DJI'Ided tnUk la the lUI. Includ· il the cow pool. Wbtt ill It! How ed ate bou.Jnt, mllldng pariOI', "SIGN O.F QUALITY" Sugar Ru., Flol!r Mills ·er Way To 1 Dicit S - t , CORA tochnle1an aave a talk •nd ahowed picturea. The bosteu Mrved: 1~ cream, ·~ 1 ' 1 F.arm .CouncJl met June 4 at the bome of Mr. and Ml"l. Chlflet BetUnt, Tupper, Plains. H> oullidtot • lllorouP tat ol ~ -' Any plan for iDfOIVlal 1D arnq• ()a SUDdaJ' tJDCIIrJllDI ~ . . ,t m.ent f:UCb u a eow pooL 1'bty a- worlhip •fflH at tbe BMtJt Jle&. bodid h ll,~d 1 ped lnln'ett to lnue11e &mODI 1 c urc •W• meo u IIIey ...unue ;~wtl~~ will liDI ~ ooa or new way• to cut OYt Yonder." Memben ar tM COitl and increaae grofitt. quartet ate ; Mn. HaW. llldtla. However, they do DOt lee tlu! Jfn. Betty Pultz. BeD l'1l1llta u1t cow pool u 1 threat to a food. William •E benon, lOu laDdPa efficient famlly ..iu dairy opera~ Brewlncton wbo atte:aded the tlon. ConfereDet at Lake.lde Jut wW report. durinllhe aeniee ....., 2fli.iiii.iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. HeldJune4 • Cow Poo·Is Now Hottest'Idea T0 Hike D~ Eff•)~Jen~Je8 • • ~hlf 4~ 1 FEN(ING MUDS vUht(e of' Lyra •U. Beaat of 10. OU.ttwllt H . ThLok elt<!e burden lhr'-rr-llr"'lr" ~abbr.) ~t Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., IUM tt,.lllll • Subject Of Farm D1·ainage the fie11· are ·eontrolled o.a the eat Will June 26-27 Tour tJ\Q, Mme. uta. the10 hl"""cldOo. . · . TO MilT MONDAY 011 MIETI~G They visite'tl their dauthter, 'Ile Past Martons of Pomeroy Mill Harriet Ewing, and their 100 Chapter 188 OES meet Tuea· 'lnd famlly, Mr. and .tfrL .Howard d1y evtn\RI at the hop{~, of Mn. ~ Ewln,il and childten Deal)na. t Carr." Nye. • · i\(Jtalie and .Uic:b•el, ol ~attr Fla. ' • I Chemleals to ·.use start with chlor· dane in eltber ' iii 2% IOiution or ~ o/o d(.l8l [f roaehea beeome re· alatant tq eblordane then dieldrin maJ,aUUon or dlalln6n ma1 be ~ ed. ~Uow all di~~ttooa and , preetutio.nl In, BPP.Iy.iq 1nd 1tori111 fommerdal when' the hardy varietiel are on Ll'lllllile RUrteriel tod.Q'. tbe decline. Another dlatinaut.b· to fb:nt : when )'OUf box Inc charact.eriltic Is that they •ater Wiet arrive.. unwrap .hold their flowen 6 to 18 JncbU: plant& and put ~elll la a tul above the water. A valuable aaaet of lll&btb' warm ••ter-jutt too, ~~ their ability to nower well baM~ tepid. Do not Jet the IJUII in P"llal ahade. or wind dry out the I..... .., atelnl, lor they will 1uffer MVm Althoug}J they cau be kept over lajury. The container wbtcb iJ to whiter by careful methods, lt's ld- be uaed lhould contain at Je.ut ually beaL-to treat them aa an- • buabel of aoll A tub or· box nuals in tbil climate and to :re- lbout 2 feel aerou 1nd 1 foot place them~ with new planta each deep will aerve tht purpoee 1plenspring, But don't let thi1 diseour· didlJ. Plaee about 2 pou.odJ ol age you! When you can expect water lil)l fctUiJ:er in the bottom twic~ as many flowers as ·from a of each tub or box; or if you ban hardy variety, that the flowers ne.clected to order th1t. aubaUtute are far larger and more breath- dried cow manure and mix U taking, are quite reaJOnably lth tome 10U. Now 1111 "· ""' 1ub priced, and that it only takes a w or b6x with tood rich earden few to fill an average-abe pool. aoll up to about 1 Inch from the Tropical water liliea nympbaeaa top. Tamp it dljwn firmly aDd dJC a round bole e ineJl.8t deep in can be classified into day-bloom- ... -1 _ __. ing and night-blooming varieties. un:: cen1er. J.U'I;I uaua P~~•re 1a to place the tube In the water The day ones open uound 8 in and then plant the 1Fater lOy the morning and cloae between 5 under water. u Uda tJ Jneonvenand 1 o'clock in the evenlnJ. Tbe night varieties open around duak ient, however, you ean f.lant lhe and dose 'between 10 and 12 o'· water IUy wbtle the container Ia dock the next day. The hloom 1 JtUI out of water and lmD;t;cu..te• of both varietiea usuall last be· ly pLace it in the p ooL Puah the tween three and five ~ays tnd plant into tbe bole in the center spread. f . contoll)!'", leovlnf the plont o ten·timea a plant will produce <>!the upright. Pat tb<J oon firmly ,,.. In homes, .pyrethrum materlaiB apread 1 inch ol sand or fine tra· are the only ones recommended vel over the top to teep loldfleh for Oy control: Cleaninl up garfrom atirrlna up lh<IIOil ba.le pails and other sources or detayLnJ organic matter and Instal· When setting the -plantln& eon· latlon ~ cOOd screens are about tainerthere In the 10 the best oontrpJ available. that willpool, be 8arrange to lZ inchea of water over the IJUJ'faee of the For the home eardfi!_ner and aoU. If neeeaaary, ttiDd the eon·hq.me nower grower there are· sevFour Ohio homemakers were erll genefl;l purpoae duatl' or elected Ohio Home Demon1tra· talner on blocks or stonea. The .IPl'l)ll ,available. A careful reading tion Council officers at the · coun· Ullea Jhould be ffll'tillled about the directions wlU indicate ell's annual meeting Ju,ne HI at onee eaeh month durina the aum· which one will tit the particutar the Ohio State University eamput. mer. The eaaidt procedure Ia at .altuaUon. After . ~eeurtng suitable They .are .Mrs. Chirles Enslen, followa: Put two hlndfult of dUst or spray then a continuoua Montpelier, WUllam.s County, Jlrepro&ram of application ahould sldent: .Mra. Raymond. Bird, Milachieve the resulta desired. lersb~rg, HolmeB County, vice pretldent; Mrs. Roy Waymlre. Dayton, Montgomert County, irea surt!r and Mrs. Hugene Derickson, BaltlmDre, FalrJ'ield County, ~Sec­ retary. Qver 300 women, representing 46.000 homemakers partlclpatlnt in the liome demonstration pro· gram throughout the state, were A field ' ~ay, an air tour, and present at the councll'l combln· talks on new developmentl in ed luncheon and busine11 meetfarm drainaa:e equipment will Ing. . highlight a meeting on the MadiThe Ohio Home Demonstr.atlon son County fairground& here June Council is the co-ordinator of the 26 and 27. H9me DemonstratiOn council• in The 21-day atate wide. event the 88 counties. will bllin&' toJtt.her farm drainage contraetOra, equipment manu· facturers and others Interested SEE US FOR YOUR in farm drainage work, according to Melville L. Palmer, Ohio State University Extension agricultural ena:lneer. Complete Stoek Of Ferris Owen, Newark, 0 ., farmer, wlll speak at an evening ban· · quet. Owen wUI diacues Ruaaia and show color slidt!s wh~ch he Can Make Life.Happier · · 120. Low 1~. The Lad lea Amcillary of the Middleport "'iremon held 11 r 11 "' arewe party Wedne!day evening ror Mn. ~ldn ey Russoll at the fire men'• Hall. Th.e Sidney Russell&' witl ,_,ft ,, well over 110 blooiDJ durlol • oil> llf MUOn. C.unty IKt. At•N Alrl, Farm and -ome pe:ftl are ln· creulna their ' attacb at thiJ time of year. There aeemt to be only twe JH>Ulble ddell~U--{1) Floc! out the control and flaht ~. or cow at 4la,U $36. The eost of Aucuat, September and October- are all oUertd by 'fii9hlApprd'kchToMOileyJ ot Alia palm .. Cillt T And to ~et down to cases, southeastern Ohio. and the "middle Ohio Valley" of which Meigs-Gallia-Mason is the hub - or should be - has wa·tched id)y for over 20 years as industry leapfrogged over us south to cheap TVA power. It is time. surely, that we should join more in tM contest against eJipandlng TVA Indio· criminantly. For every TVA·· expansion our own gains in industry's spread · to new fields are delayed. Ce1tai nly we are selfish. No one In the Tennessee Valley Is asking their congressmE'n to give TV A a free reign out of consideration lor Meigs County. ATRIBUTE TO TEENAGERS Carpenter Social News .DUNNIT ... •• M..... a...;.,. . . ,.. . . Ct.. Alter car Pools, Cows Tropical water lUlea ue tAt AmOD.I prtltDt-clq t.ropleal l•rae•t molt tn.crant and &ovelJ· water Wlel we now Un a wide eat of all 1Jowerin1 aquatic raDII of colon 1o clloote from. planto, Kolif vorietl"' hove n..,. Amoq tho c1a1 bloomlllt ylrlf. from Jupe Utrouth December due era uerqln.IJ 8 to 12 tnC!bet Uet then are MMH1 lbldet of to ltahle fllet alone. (Cowa do not acrou aDd thelr exotic lrall"&net blue, pur'/le. violet, plat, OJ'C!hld rec:over . .from att.cl. when atable CID Often be deteete4 from I wbfte ID NftraJ lha4et of J'll• loW. AmonJ nilbt-blooaainl v.rfliea a:o ln October; the bad ef- dl1tanee of HVtral feet. Tropical wattr lilet are at tbelr Letlet there .are rt4J, teveral fec:t laatl throu&h December). The fog ot 800 lbs of mtlk per be1t in the late Jummer and WI- lhldu of ptak and white. Tbne C. I. ILAKISLII revenue bo11d precedent was est&blished. no doubt would be The stage would be perfertly set for th e extension of monopoly soc1al· ism. TV A-style, on a gargantuan scale for aU federal power projects. We- need more, not less, Congressiona l control of TVA . And. most of all, we need to correct the phony "yardstick" by pass ing laws under which TVA would pay ta·xes and interest on the same basis as a pr'ivate enterprise doing a comparatiVe busines~. and be made to stand on its own fiscal feet in ev('ry Writing in Newsweek, Henry Hazlitt, one efthe country's eutstanding ecooomists, says: ~•Wften w-e turn to TV A. we find its political v.... Farm And Home Pms Show Increase This Time Of Year Editorially · WIBLE \l'E TALK FREE WORLD GARDEN IDNTS e . M~RE· OIL ctWI ...... t ioof--.••., ftn • AU .AT. . . . . •• ,..,,..,;· "l'~~ ''"'"""~' • .... ,,.,.,~ - • llfr, CllltMJiiht. MJO. . .e AI.WAn 1111111'0111 fN lliJ,&m . . ·.\ . POMEROY . Pho..., 98 · or 3qi �r all. r •I ' I -and YOU re advl VE MONE ut here II lJQ.X for T ial ' ''\ .. ".-' • • .U lOW • • -· ,. u cv. fl. l , ., Ut • " t:cl>elM., ' 1:f TRAD 2 .95 ~Is. Hones SOCIAT D D0 n T LEVISIO arry MOler n · .& ... .f :1 or P OY, 0. �r all. r •I ' I -and YOU re advl VE MONE ut here II lJQ.X for T ial ' ''\ .. ".-' • • .U lOW • • -· ,. u cv. fl. l , ., Ut • " t:cl>elM., ' 1:f TRAD 2 .95 ~Is. Hones SOCIAT D D0 n T LEVISIO arry MOler n · .& ... .f :1 or P OY, 0. �t . d a.-Dally Seutlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 20. 1959 WANT ADS 1948 HARLEY moton:ycle, PHONE 398 3 eenU per word. one iRBertion. Mtnimum eharje ~- 60 cents.. per word for three consecutive insertiobB. Spedal - one mootb for 30 cents per word. Full rate of 3 cents per word will be chareed lor adverti.ainc U not paid 1rit.hin Ht days aftw- ~vlnj: bi.ll. e eltllU' Sheuld be reported immediately. Tbe WORDS I DAY 60c 60c 3 DAYS 90c nt ~HD-atc nm NotiCes ---- lloullll e·· pulo•. 6-l!Hitc Harold a.mhut, JlMdtville1 Ohio. PhoM CMivUie 3691. '-2-30tc It~) A~Sales 1 !lefo.e 8:30 A.M. lllddlepol1 8131-1 . Pomero1 625 KAUTi FEED ST.O AI AICho- YutoD 14141 Good ' CIMft. Uted C.,--1 HAMILL lii!RVICI AII afMI Mc.dels STATION M*TIIOPOLITAN 6 20 3Lp Mba"y 3353 Auto Salet 3 ROOM AND BATH F'URNISH· 2 10 tc: NECCHI ZIG ZAG SEWING AlA·ED apartment 256 S. 4th St. --~ -CHINE- Makes button holes, Middleport. Phone 6068-Y. 1852 DODGE, 4 DOOR, RADIO & (20b I In,!':l,ra~c=---, sews on buttonr, and many, beater. Call lr.i~X. &18-3tp o... ..,~ ..........._ . many de&ignB. C011t over $300.00 5 ROOM APARTIIIENT WITH BARNES-SIMPSON INSURANCE bath and garag&. 8 room hoHse new. Pay off balance $1M.OO. INDICtED rN $200,000 HAUL-Dave BecK, tormtr. ~ •', Ag~:~nts, Middle~rt. i'ire, Autolind 4 room apartment. Phone 1169 PONTIAC, 2 DOOR, HARD· $10.00 per month. Phone 3f.3, mobile, f.onds. Phoae 131ft. ot the Tearn.atera unl011, IUld tWo truck lndua- .di~ · · TOP. ffl')l-tfamatir drive, power 6 20 6tp S10.M, Pomeroy. A.. N. Bengel. are under federal Indictment tn New York lD a U.OO.oOo~ 6-IJ.tC Cf)M~LET~ INSUftANeE Pill} Hartley law vlolaU11n, The law rorb1da a wlloQ iiu·tO JAM ste<orl,,g. ' Power brakes. rad.io tection, Life, Auto, Fire, ?olJG. monf!Y from management a;,d rorbldJ an emp~ 10 · · and than 7.000 THOROBRED COLLIE PUPS. John UNFURNJSHED 3 ROOM AND Call Don .MiJJ.s. Jlid<Ueport. rnoney to union otftciall. The lndletplent ~ mHes. 6 18 3tp Tucker. Hysell Run Road. Phone ·bath apartment. All new, very Ohto. taklnl •200.000, and alto accuse• Roy ll'rueb&Ut ftuebaut · 6833· M 6 20 3tc modern. Coates Bldg., Middle· Trailer pre.stdent.. fl.nd Burge Seynwur, pmldent· 01 Auoport. ti-13·12tc I 21) Real clated Transport and Ita ,a:ublkl.lary, Brown ~t. }'OR SALE SEITZ PROPERTY lower Pomeroy, Locuat Street, 3 ROOM FURNISHED APART· ~-room ·frame dwelllna:, bath ment, street level. Phone 95-5-X. and b11ement. Coptad: Mrs. 6-16-Uc Raymond Harbrecht, Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy, Ohio, Phone APAR'l'MENT, 115\1 w. SECOND St. Rent rea:Jonable. Ji'rank Fu- POMERoY _ 2BeMoom home. (Conoln""' From,... 0...1 116-M. ft 20 6tp closets, bath, hardwood floors , Paulette ·Ritchie, . galc, Phone 44()-M, 6·17..fitc SINGER SLANT NEEOLE-Jo~ive -..::....~ furnace beat, lot. $8000.00. The following ldult &OOiitl U· months old, like new. Pay ofr ROOMS FOR RENT. CLOSF; IN POMEROY DUPLEX - Furnace 1 ted 111 balance $70.00. $8.00 per month. town. 127 Butternut Ave. · heat. One ,,·.• .. , 3 •ooms w1'th U ltod S 'wJtb the day ¢1~p .JJnta:ram: u... n Pl'fll ln .. tnftiOMI Mra. Dewain Durst, Mrt. n-nt Pbone 343. 6-16-<Jtc. 6 20 6tp .bath, olhe" H rooms and batlo. The Richmond vo·rgln' l.~c,.ln&,~l ,.. •• • aan• are ~ ·Mn. W~rren .Pk:tena:, Mrs. ~U~N~F~U~RN~I~S~H~E~D---AP~A~.ft~T~M~E~N~T Half .J.cre lot. $6500.00. within a half game of fir1t place 1 Mrl. Altred Ca'-Ldollar AUCTION SALE 3 MILES SOUTH • t oda y "' Mau first tloor, New Hav~u . FurnlAh: RURAL ._ 2·bcdroom frame with in the lnte•na••o • u na 1 Lea.ue Humphrey; vra. of Middleport on Route 1 next bath, free gas, furnace beat, becau1e Manager Steve Souchock Mn. Arthut D~IJ •. v __ ed apartment in Middleport. to Wonder Bar. Tuesday, June fruit. 30 acre~:~ . $6500.00 Down gambled and won. •u Phone 6366-.M or 6170. 23, 8 p.m. Buy or brine what payment. $2000.00. Souchock started pitcher Ben Mra. Lewia. Mayea, 6 18 3tc you want to sell Wateh for ad. 76 ACRES - 30 in cultivation, 50 !<'lowers, who hasn't won a game <Man_ag~r, »!•· A. May be contlnued every week. tillable. 7-room home, all aeaaon and had been knocked nurae; Mrit Lyle e 20 21c ROOF FURN.ISHED APART• b arn. double garaJe, out in 10 of 11 preYioua atafts 'Wbitehead, ment and ! - 3 room furnished water. On State against the league-lead tnt BuftalO unit leaders; . Paul · Niebola NECCHI SUPERNOVA MACHINE apartment.. Call or inquire Bisoru1 Friday night. and 'Mrs. JOhn Hetzer, camP' dlted· -Lese llum three muntbs old. 408 Spring Ave., romeror. . Flow~& responded with 0 six- Of! and unit lea~ra, , • . • ' Orlilnally . sold for $2C9.00 fl.l.lli ~ h •• 1tter t at gave the VlrJlnians a At the July meetlna of ·the River Balance due $98.00. Payment. $1.00 per month. Phone 343. Pbone 485 J\.IENT. Con tact Ruthtnd Jo'urn.i ---c-==:-::c. compared lo the Blaona' .~1 will have. craft exbiblta and P"•·ll 6 20 tllp Pomeroy IWOM Ruthmd. AND HATH 6APAfiT6 20t:HE· 3lc mark.victory and a .564 percentage sent a play about _ FOURt lure Store, 18 4tc f0 RIIU'SEAL~. HOUSbE h!N! at tlieir '113 CC::H7:E;;VR;;;:;0;:-LE;;T;;:--:-,.';:D';:OO;;c!;:-:;ST;;::A· 1 CANVAS TENT 14'XI6' 1 3·HP ' . u-rooms, at , · urnaee Th 8 h camp. ( 17 ) Help W heut. 130 lC II'" lot on paved e oc ester Red Wings beat E I tlon Wa11on. Phone SPrue(! v nrude GaaoJine Motor. Bur· On ted street. Call Ch~shire EM·77364 _, t~e Columbus Jeta1 3·1 in 12 Jn. 3!1660, Mason. &18-61.• gains. Phone Middleport 6126·M. 1 WOMAN WANT , 0 n&ngs and Montreal and Havana 6 20 tltp divided a doubleheader In other ·-______________:6:_:20:,:3lt>~ I E FOR WORK 1~~ PONTIAC VB 2 DOOR SE· as waitreu or grill operator in _.,.,-~-- - - - - - - - games. DAN . $995 .. R_adio and hea~er, ~ NECCHI SEWING MACHINE locMI restaurant Must be neat, Ji'OR SALE: FOUR ROOMS AND --------std · lrammii!Sion 0 ragmally ' . between the ages or 16·3~. bl:lth. Au.tomatir. gas heat. Nearly , · E:xtra mr.c · · t'Ost $18UO. Pay otr PLease address inquiries to Box OmQ ~eltnar 8 Pomeroy. 6 20 61.e b.alanee $67.n(). Payments $8.00 66&-G, % The Daily "cntlnel Ioub;n,otclectrJ.c hot wuter heater, 5 Or per th Ph 34 "' l' · 11ink, lilcd floor in kitchen 19M MERCURY V8 2 DOOR S& mon . one 3. 6 20 6tp Otricc, Pomeroy, statin.ll age, .and . living room. Aluminum DAN $991'. Merc·o-matlc, radio SEWING MACHINE. GOOD CON· .previous experience if any, storm door and windows. On Mr. and Ml'!. Arthur EDIJn and and heater . Clean original finish DITtON. $20. Phone QfJO·J. three references and phone m . 33, close to 8chool and Doria, Mrs. Carl DeLona and Mrs. - new BOMt covers. Very clean number l£ avaiiMble. We will ,chur.ch. $2,000. Call &'17·Y or 1100 Nora Bobo &pent ·sunday· with Mr. · 8 20 et.c car. Blacltnar's Pomeroy train people who qualUy. 0 11 0 8 20 &tc SINGER SEWING MACHINE _ 6-lft.tJtc rvl Brown. 8 18 3tp and Mrs. Fran Bobo and children = :--::-:-:==:::-:o-c--::.,:,::::_:::: Round bobbin, 66 model, orig. FOR SALE: 6 ROOM HOUSE, of Dunbar, W. Va. liMJII OLilSMOBJL~ 2 DOOR 88 inally sold for $l'l 9.50. Balance MARRIED MAN f'OR GENERAL bath ,· furnished or unCurniBhed . Mr. and Mrs. Roy ·Bias and Betty ~- liydramatlc, radio and due $64.3(). Bland new consule farm work. HouBe, gard<'ll and Owner leaving atate. Frank of Logan were week e~d guest 1 ot heater. A be~utllul black bca· cabinet. Tlke over payments clcctr.Jclty furnlshl.ld, Arthur orr Hudson, ·PCtmeroy. Phone ~Ill. their daugJiter, Mr. and Mrs. Clinuty. Blaettnar 1, Pomeroy. • 7.00 per month. Phone 843 _ ncar Bllsban. 4 ltllles from Ches- .6-l9-tltc ton Faulk and aon. .. 8 20 6 t.c l 8 20 8 tp • ter, RFO 1, Lont~IBottom, Ohio.~s~f:!i~:~:~:.::~~ .Mrs. Edith Davis csaUed on Mtl 6 18 3tc MARE, LARGE Alice itloore Friday. · 1957 SI:'ECIAL $1.000. USED WORK PANTS WORK size. . Bl'(lken to ride. and Mrs. Geor.-ia Moore and 2 door · . Oynatlow, radio ahlrt 1 GOt. Joo'a carry-Out 364 MECHANIC WITH Gentle. Wilbur LOJan, Pomeroy. chlldren of Columbus apent the Locust Street, Middleport. on (l'ont end ma· Phone 409·X. 8 18 3tp weeb:nd here With her sister Mr and hci e'r. . Ult came in on a A\ltOmatlc tnnam!Dion, ~ .pOwer, onng,e, and' JN);, new car. Clean - one owner, to work on ~0-110 bAsis. ' , and ArUe Eblln and Dian'' · 8 20 30 1 very low milage. Blaeunar'a ;;;;;;;::--;:::;-:::--::-=~!.,·::.:~c Write Box 668·M, c/a The Dally Mr. and Mrs. Lester iBI'(I()koverl .. Paul Snider and tam.ily Pomeroy. 8 20 8tc SINGER ZIG·ZAG SEWING MASentinel, ·Pomeroy, Ohio, 3latlng 1""" on Mrs. Alice Moot'e Thun· with Mra. Walter Blue oand Wldrte. · ' , . - -CHINE. Like new. Orla:in 1 11y experience a11d pt·cvlou11 em· afternoon, · coau over $.'100.00. Pay ol! bal· ployment. 6 19 ste ance of '143.00. Payment. $8.00 &c~ 'OIId Wiolto. ,. · · • IIEGISTERED ~~EAGLES. NO I"" month. Phono Sunday aales. Ralph Llmbrllht, e 20 6tp BlUe)' Run Road, R. 2, Pome· CU WAS}llNG- fthlTOR CLtAN11 roy. 8·12·12\c KIRBy VACUUM CLEANER-INO. 1lackett'a ~ot-.lo F.erYlre Bl"'WD~~te; "'; .,.,,: , .· with aLtaehmenll. Original*' Phone 91184. 3 11 :.Otc PORTA-PUBLIC ADDR!lliS coot 11!8:40. Balanen duo f57.l!O. ~ Sratem ·iMI microphone Take over paymcnta $7 · per YOUR WIITINGHOUSR D14Litt G"y'On~ W!*o': ;1 1 · · «nd I : Juod condition month. Phone :)43. 8 2Q 6tp TV AND APPLI~NCII '. ' ' ~~-~ ' Pttce CD4L, OIL & GAl 'UIINACIJ e.1s.ete ., I Phone 1181. 30 TEN·GALI,QN IIIIJ( CANS. ARNOLD'S One practically new Surge milk· 'hone -Y -· hruut,t• Ohio CLILANDI er. eia:ht·un mllk cooler. Arthur R11411e 1 TV RtP41r ltnlee Orr, near Balhan, foLll' mUea Groen. 'l • · , from Chester. 6 18 3te Phone 200 MNc._. ;;:;;:::::::===oc-=-==-o-: KARR & VAN ZANDJ ~45 l 8 8UJ~~· ?~c. I 1:30 La1"1"•• . \ ua. . . 120J Business Service 1 I I Newa Plelun . .. ... 12:3!1 Sign Off ' . .' .Clto~:e Cilllnl : The' lw'O'--'-:'Gof,!l~ . . Roc:tei~Uow ol '~"'tort; 111<1 •.i t' ' j . .Hea~ng Diffi~ti~ .I I, •.. . ~ -,L~. &,pehnlllODt .-"'......lo .. - 13-Monda).l Ri.c,h~rd Ho\tel~t-Ne~ C&Pt•ln Kan&atoo Cartoon Theater O• the Go : ... D. 8 -'"'-'_oa_.- - . - No~ Wofk,,. Pr()mores , J. Hl~\vay Patrol NeowoHho ' NIPl . . ... -li:Otl Seoonlna tilt, Woalber ; .. l~t!l ~ tJ<Oport'\ 11:15 Lala'JIMw•• '\ The Lcne IIJ:a~~ nonl.ler -· '1 --\mOS 1'N' ~A.RdJ !l014 Adveplim 1 .fwT'"'Mafro!l • w..·~1~ F All••.;' Brenner ' -I ~ ~:· • Ha)'e Gu.n, Will Travel G~moke ... ·' falliD.C. , . chamRion llc~II:Y :Marc;!lno - ....., 990~111'· ocheduletl ·to V\Olt lllll- ltoda¥ · , "",. , at a uswediS::y" tW~n here · allhe Groall t011nlr)- ellllo. . . . WH:TN.TV Qian·nel 13 1e:oo '110 6:30 1:00 ?!30 8•30 9:00 - 8:30 10:00 ·· lQ:30 11:00 U:lS ..,_.t abd .prevented hla r.QUI' Buo . ~ Ch.nnel13 - Saturday ~~ iiMII·•t.l. ~loaDialr lllat~ . · MY LADY--· I HAVE JUST CINE I,.INE IN Sam Levenson Show THE SCHOOl, ·I Love Lucy Top Dolllll' PLAY Mra. America Pageut · 1'HAT ARE . . • . i \;, ' •• . .. ~ ~ ..~ : · $1·i " ' i'' .......... . $11?5 ' . 1956 FO'-D f DCior va Custom , ........ 1955 FQRI>Z:Door Harct Top V8 Folrlone. . : ~.,. ·~ ·.. ~ · ... $1095 · 1956 FORD , . ll:OJLMGM :Late Show 1951 FORD i Ooqr Custoin 6 ~yllnder .... ·... , , ... , ... 19-1 For Sole . I!Gll: Speclatl>llr D:~ ll~~ The ' , : WJ!H '7:30 Polka Go Rb\lnd , 8:30 · Colt .45 UIO · . Panthltme .Q.ub 8:30 T'lP I'W Goll 10:30 •CIJJ!e 3 n:OO· The "News Tonllht 8:00 Movie V:Jo MnUick-, ,_,d · ~~;~~ ~. o~,::Jh;!" t't:. 1ropes .bot'lllremar·pidl•if'film'liP I:M Wutbel'Qlall 7:00 B~ the ctown ·s:oo Movie •ts . · . , =:;; · Statton .I·= 8:00 ·Boat the Clark 3:30 ' WhO Oo· You Trutt .. •:oo American l!ln<lataRd IJ:JO 'IHokq lloiase Club .e:OO. Oerwood Fore~ .. ' tj,:3() The Ajr Force Story · 1:30 M:ovi~ : • 5 'P;M. .. • Rad10 The Gale storm Show I•M ll ·12 NOon -lllj! 1:00 MuJie .lllmlo San Franetsco e,.t 1:00 .,.,. ln ·eow< 1:30 GROsmNGER. Nl Y. [DibJar lohllJ,IIMn waa 'ftpeeted to cut looM, full - · lito •libt ·n11 tnday "' \loll .,.._ • riDI'MoslOn·llofo"i'llPIIni IMin" welgbt ·eliatllpiOD ~ 'l'ltJ•,niloy nirjot. 'I'!Ie ~It S'pdllh ~~•w Qllilnt~ with hll '"Mot .. .U. 3:55. ·p.on,; d \'to.,.....,, · Pieces Olf~t "'croo< ;&~~e Rightside Power·fll 1•5'"·P M.. · "" ' • .I :55 A.M. :1; ~ 3:00 Op,en Hearing 3:30 Nickelodeon Th'eater ' vfe~w~~PTA:th~e:S:e:o~ut:o:a~n~d~ ute · B:I'o~w~n~l:es~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i~~g~~J. P. Word, Movie Pl- \of:.lltpt Your _.,"\llllllfriOr ' N'EWS E~~et~ :r~ · Of n.e Ohio Yaley . Ingemar' TOdav . ~ lJPt '- 8 .. M 12:30 Pantom,ime Pull 2:30 Film Nw: 1955 OLD$MO,ILE 2 DOilr I!Jrll.oi Y~ •.,., spendlnt aome~e ,a t ~ -~-." FOR THE " , ' •. Doui Romper JtOom 9:00 10:00 li:OO 11:25 11:30 12:00 , · .12:00 Blllhop l'lke . . ktns File , ~ 12:30 Jotms H~ 1:00 College ~W!!J Cool~n~ 1 i:30 The Livtlig Word , 1:46 Topic ' 2:00 Adventures in Uvlna fi~~,;~~~CJ~~~~ I ~r. I~q;~~~~~ · ,a:liO ) . Sundly _; Ch•~ 1 · 2:1~ I I 8Ift 011 WtftS.TV' ~.WnN~f ·• ---'---- Th F k SOCiety • News I l:J!O , ll<!w• · Top Of League ~-o !1:15 Ia& ~ :lliOir ·::' . Mr. and lfn. <;urll,l Radio Dial Chan....t.t·;.,.~ . C~annela-Mondat ·Reedsville Day I::~~~:~C~~~~~~~H~;~;";~~: fir\7 so..n .,.a · SPOT On Yc)ur . W:80 Vnlt~~~ ~ ' 11:00 IN- tr~ r ~-1:1:0 -~~·,.~ • 1 4:00 Rtif 15:00 B:eWd"l;lop. 1\. St'lJ."'ttlo'.,relitllng -: 1. 6:30 f:30 D)<~< l:Jart Sllow 8:00 Jubilee, U. S.--'0:00 Lliw;rence Welk Show .10:00 ~A Il.0:30 sea Hunt · · . U:Il'J Up to !be Minute NeWI ll:lO MGM La(e Show E:stote l.t~rge i::~g~:~~ 990 11 11'10 Newa Jo ~Jea~ 11:10 Nltewiilell . Nca: Gamble Puts Richmond Near Oak Gn!we Social News Show .. Ift Th TU1•8 · · . ,· 'i.O..e!IO· Young Sbow Sl., f~' • Thlll~itUU.IroJn tho !loY "" laouo . of Many older ~pJe t..J toda)' U otlldaJ PlbiJaUOD Gof tlot U. that advaDCfH.l .,, h 1 hlndlcap • . Do.Pif(IIIIDI pl llolllli, · to ftn.di,M: fJDPlormeot. Tnle aa· tlon and WeUare. tb11 lhlf be, a reeen.t stud)' dla. doted tlllt many people conttmae worltllla: late ,into Ufe. Thil ....eli! study made In 1~, fou.bd ttw tlJeJ'e were al· Vaettlon 8tble So.b901 nn for 1 moat five thouaal'ld people in week here ei\CUJll Frida7 lftljl a tbil count~)' w:Jao were 100 )'tl.fl p~am wu held SW\day n.Lpt. · old or older. Sttty·two th... 'Tbe -d'Sifllll Aid met 1\'etl11:30 coa.,. ...I\IJn· aenlor citiJens were recelvJUri nelday Wlt.h M.rw. Liley BllJup1 of 12:00 11e 'he ·Dwe-. Sqclal Security benelJtt. Of tJMo pt. 1Pleaaant. 12:30 1~ C~ld Be You 02. 23 were receivlrlg &l,ll'Vl•Ql"'• •lfn. Ethel Pry aft~~ Mn Laun j,oo M.id Pat No'lh beneflta. but 3D of them were re- Glltbt · Nlttd ·l (n. AnDI capebart t·•• u.0 v~.oo~ 0 celvine moptbly retirement ben., ---~---•.,. ,. · _, •.,...,- · · .. ,,. -~~ f'~'"' based on their work llnee AID)' ·Boltoa tJ»tnt Wednettlir 2:00 Queen For A Dar 2:30 Court of Human Relationt UNO. This would lndicale ~t tll . with lin. Riclttrd P. Rouab. of thla Jut eroup of 39 Wftf! . at · Mt. ar)!f Kri. Ratley BoPecuttft leut 83 years old when Uley were and chil~ren ·ar.e vlllUnc relattwa enoau:b, Ja Marion, Ohlo thil weei: end . working. Surprisingly t:OO Tlulh or'COJIIOOIU•4:30, Cftntf 1FtJr ~. '"'6 lfn. , Don TbO'liPIOn, 5:00 SplnaU Plirboalf 'J'ony and Gloria, apenl Wednetday 5:30 "': ~ , evenlog with the Bolton fJ~;mlly. Mr. and Mr~ Jaek 'BIIv o! lla· 8:00 ' Sphia.ch, r.lul>oaN 10n l'la)ted Mr. and """-· SliD' Boa '8:15 '!'tit ~m 'IlliiSw ·ton and cbtlctr.D Tuelday evenint. §:Z - --~tJ:im;efat )lq, Taft Botton Yllllted :otlth 4:10 M"',. . . . • , ;., JlllC 1JM, Mr. and llrt. HinT "l'bbmPIOD on 'KOttd•Y· 7;00 :lluel<I~\IOrfY i11Gi1D\1· . . f!lr. Mrw. Geor&• ilolllp!t lild T:l!l ' -tllf!',c . l Jlaillild Nlted Mt. arid tin. nfi ·I:OO B otlai'l(· . , . . Boaton Sunday nj&ht. ·J10. ~. ot,..foUo ,' hrio Mr. -and ~Hn. Wa,ne ~ , ·.Jr. , ..00 Po.... ,GJI!'~ . ood Katrloota vloltod llr...... lln. 1 11:}!1 .'<l~mr ~tor · ·Woyno llitl'l 11'!4 .Mr· ~ XI'•· Taft . ·' Ill\!» .A\',111.!1" ~~. Bolton over t,be ~ n:ct. . ,1 r~ olt 11M made. y . 'io:3;0 S!leelal Alent I 1-~ 5:00 WLSdom c '>0:00 Comecb '!lme -· • o! 5:30 rrqJjlen of ·Faith J 6:00 l<l<ot .tloe Prlon 8:30 Newo Plo!Ure ': &.411 J.l~td.wm Mu!lc Timo 7:00 J(t. ·and '141>•· North 7:30 , Su!J>!cloli ·· 8:3() l!ell5 j(elly'a Blue• ., t 9:00 -~~hQ.t . .. . Call Dkk Sterntt noonan 10.00 Doup 1\o til 10:30 Treuure Hbht. 11 :00 Price i' Rlaht a- ·Sunday ng 'Chq~nel M.rine 5•1•~ and Llir•.c•, Pom•rov. Phon• 16·M. 7 3 tft Good tires, new paint, 4·speed transmiuion, heater, utra ~;::oocl AP ARTMF.NTS - Furnished and condition. Price $291S.OO Kenneth unfurnished. McMasters, ~ddle­ Hartley, Pomeroy, Ohio. port. Phone 6044-M_ 2 3 tf Preoenllt • 11:30 Sign Q)1 · , 11 : ~ 'rbia it the "Life · '-2.:15 Im1Witry . on' Pahde 12:'0 TV j;bapel 1:00 Hom..ttad USA , 1:30 Champ;oJl•blp a...u.:, l 2:30 Sunday-M~'viettme : 4:30 IO~i~~t~~~~ion si'UiO 1950 CHEVROLJET ~ TON TRUCK i!.,., , ,...n Used bo•ts and rrtotOt ... and up, whi!• fhi'IV ,.., .• Metropotltan ( 12J Wonted to Rent S~urd&y ·Night J nmboNt Plf!loie 1Lr. ~n'QJ' !i1 :00 l'l~wo II...Woioo 11:10 ,';10ffli<!I:CUI .ll:IS "'lt!watcb · · 1·00 .00 · · ..J, · ·~. Crltt Bradford Writ•. Phone or Cont.ct - 1 9:~ li!tck Saddle (11marron Citr · 10:3Q .0. A.'s Man (9o • '11\on...., Sup!JIIe~ ER. Less than three months old. Throw away bags. Will sell for balance due $41.Ml. Payments $6 per month. Phone 343. 6 20 6tp at Mt. Olive Chun:h near Long ·Bottom, June 16·21. Rev. Gil· bert Spencer, evangelist, Rev. 7:00 '7:3{) 8:00 9:00 9:30 ,,i 1 MO. ELECTROLUX MACHINE CLEAN· REVIVAL IS CONTINUING TRACTOR s.ALiSAND p...., roy, PhoM 6).)(. s.letmM• SERVICE, 512 1. M.ln, A. c. Br•clforcL Ricin~, Ohio Lee, Syracuse. Phone 809-X. B-~tJ - - - - ·- - 6 19 3tp l,-:.;:;;.::._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 15 $1 .35 $4.50 20 $1."' $1.80 $6.00 211 75< $1 .00 $2.2:1 $7.110 Ada received by 10 A.M. will be in that day'a p&per. Ill ~RAVELY GOOD U,SED WASHER $25. A . 0. Eventa $1.00. Obituariet 6 DAYS See . mower I _ and de liver· S.18.fltc on rubber, plows, dl&ks, and corn planter. Inquire at 'I AUOTI0Nll5R Hut Restaurant, Rut~and, Ohio. Compl•.. Senriq .O.iJy Sentinel will DOt be rapona:ible for more tb.ul one 10001" rect tneertioo. C1rd of Tbank.s and Specia.J Notices pubiUhed et 1 cent per word. tbape . BUrLDL'lG LOT~.iUL.BERRY Heights,. 8Q x. 160. $900.00. Phone 6257. 6-19-3tp FOR l."XPERT UPHOLSTERING 1.<'20 INTERNAnONAL TRAcio_R _ call Kel~on'5 414. WJJI pick up RATI!S Errora In Advertilinj: - good Vermont M.arkins, -Liberty Restaurant, Pomeroy, Ohio. 6-l&-3tp FOR CONSISTENT DEPI!NDABLE RESULTS • 7-1 DAVIDSON 8l'46 8lln Oft 'l:i)O Tgday t:eo Katle IUfYI)' Wll · Au.dYou Cha1111" 3- Satu...., Channei 3-MondCI) 4;10 Saturday Theater 0:30 O.~eeUve•a Dtar~ e~oo Newa ~Jeture ft:15 llan In Wuhllllton 6:30 Flforlte ~tOl'J , ...... ,.~ ... .._ ••tldnil Social Setmitv• ,.... • • lbf TEL£YISION .GU~DE . WsA.t.. TV Chonntl 3 '•• . DON'T NEED IT? Selllt'Through A Sent • ' Door V8 Custom ' .. , .... , . . ......... . $1195 ' !?!6 FOR.b...Rcinchwaloi'I VI .......... , ..... , .... . $1395 1953 PiYMOt,ITH Station Wa1a~ ..... ~ ......... . $'795 ' ROOM HOUSE. RUNNING WA· ,_,.,,,OhiO. 7-=SM=A:-:LL TER. Hardwood llooro. •~t ~::EI::-,:::E::VI::SI"'O-N:-, Near Cheater, Price 12800. APPLJANOE REPAJR,, Phonfl Gle~ Lawaon, .RD. 1, MlnenvUle, OUa Mcclintod:1 Baclne Ohio. Ohio. 6 18 3tp t , sore wio.10 THOMPSON It rr. BOAT. NEW =r"'oR::-cR:c!::NT::~:_EXTEN~ION trailer, 25 Evonrude, Phone 808'l.-Y. J. H. MitchoU, 680 s. Stt011d, Mlddleporl. 6-1&-atc AUCTION I AM MOVING OUT 01'"' STAn: 10 wU1 IKlll tho JoJiowln& at my re1ldence located at Church 1955 PLYMOUTH ' ~- ' 1" t Door 1 nice intertura Nice to to- t.AD ders, Snf!old Boarda, DroJ" Cloth!!. Clinton Flshei', MiddlP· por•, Ohio . Phone !l28P" _ 11-t! CUSTO.-:=If::--:B:::ut="~:::T,-.,.A'"',TC'IJEN 1954 FOtlD Victoria Hardtop V8 .. : .... : ....... . ~ Jll.4,e end WOO.· ' , 0 •' • • 1955 FORD COf'lvertible \'8 ........... : .. :,.... . PM*,, '· : , .$895 "' "-l'' $1 i95 ' ~; ,. • 1954 FORO·VI: Cudom 2' Door . . . , . . . . ••l. . , . . . . . . . . . · Green. D!.· 1lgned for your home. Fre1 '"' tlmatea. Foreman a. Abbot\. Phone 8284-Y. 8-IJ.tf Street, Syracuse, Ohio; Sll!turday, June M. IHO p.m. Two pc. AiJI CONDITIONING, ~JUGERllvlna room aullc, end tables, atlon aervlce. Jack'• Relrlcor• lloor lamps, dcctrlc aweepers, Uoo, NeW Haven. Phf'nt TC Dlnilll room aulle, sewln1 mac~531f . US.tl hine. 5·pc. maple bed room auile, AntiQuea, 3-pc. Walnut Sed room lult.e, Telephone standa. type. writer de1k, dreuera, ward · YOUR ,ROOF PROBLEMS roboa, rockcra, mirrors, 1111ga· dne rack, hiJh chair, Iron Brau tettlea, Kenmore mb:er, htoaater, Mayta• 't¥uher, Ironing board, dlthea, ndlo, loudapeaker, Clll 155-J power carden tools, porch fW'nilure, 0:12 wooJ .. lUJ , atep laddera, and m•nr otber ltema not liltetl. Ternn: caah. Brodt~ A\'<llon Co.; OWitor, . '"' rtow ••.• '' 'f SOLVED ECONOMICALLY ,; j - mo"'· lobO '- llowon. Not roo,..nol· l!l• fGt occl411111. a 110 ilc .. ' {'f. - '-''l<f"'"\·· { ., ' '·' 1 . ''\.~·(;.' ' ' jr,; ' TEA 15 SERVED MY t.:ADY·•· TEA IS ·SERVED M'>' LADY·TEA 15 SERvED �t . d a.-Dally Seutlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 20. 1959 WANT ADS 1948 HARLEY moton:ycle, PHONE 398 3 eenU per word. one iRBertion. Mtnimum eharje ~- 60 cents.. per word for three consecutive insertiobB. Spedal - one mootb for 30 cents per word. Full rate of 3 cents per word will be chareed lor adverti.ainc U not paid 1rit.hin Ht days aftw- ~vlnj: bi.ll. e eltllU' Sheuld be reported immediately. Tbe WORDS I DAY 60c 60c 3 DAYS 90c nt ~HD-atc nm NotiCes ---- lloullll e·· pulo•. 6-l!Hitc Harold a.mhut, JlMdtville1 Ohio. PhoM CMivUie 3691. '-2-30tc It~) A~Sales 1 !lefo.e 8:30 A.M. lllddlepol1 8131-1 . Pomero1 625 KAUTi FEED ST.O AI AICho- YutoD 14141 Good ' CIMft. Uted C.,--1 HAMILL lii!RVICI AII afMI Mc.dels STATION M*TIIOPOLITAN 6 20 3Lp Mba"y 3353 Auto Salet 3 ROOM AND BATH F'URNISH· 2 10 tc: NECCHI ZIG ZAG SEWING AlA·ED apartment 256 S. 4th St. --~ -CHINE- Makes button holes, Middleport. Phone 6068-Y. 1852 DODGE, 4 DOOR, RADIO & (20b I In,!':l,ra~c=---, sews on buttonr, and many, beater. Call lr.i~X. &18-3tp o... ..,~ ..........._ . many de&ignB. C011t over $300.00 5 ROOM APARTIIIENT WITH BARNES-SIMPSON INSURANCE bath and garag&. 8 room hoHse new. Pay off balance $1M.OO. INDICtED rN $200,000 HAUL-Dave BecK, tormtr. ~ •', Ag~:~nts, Middle~rt. i'ire, Autolind 4 room apartment. Phone 1169 PONTIAC, 2 DOOR, HARD· $10.00 per month. Phone 3f.3, mobile, f.onds. Phoae 131ft. ot the Tearn.atera unl011, IUld tWo truck lndua- .di~ · · TOP. ffl')l-tfamatir drive, power 6 20 6tp S10.M, Pomeroy. A.. N. Bengel. are under federal Indictment tn New York lD a U.OO.oOo~ 6-IJ.tC Cf)M~LET~ INSUftANeE Pill} Hartley law vlolaU11n, The law rorb1da a wlloQ iiu·tO JAM ste<orl,,g. ' Power brakes. rad.io tection, Life, Auto, Fire, ?olJG. monf!Y from management a;,d rorbldJ an emp~ 10 · · and than 7.000 THOROBRED COLLIE PUPS. John UNFURNJSHED 3 ROOM AND Call Don .MiJJ.s. Jlid<Ueport. rnoney to union otftciall. The lndletplent ~ mHes. 6 18 3tp Tucker. Hysell Run Road. Phone ·bath apartment. All new, very Ohto. taklnl •200.000, and alto accuse• Roy ll'rueb&Ut ftuebaut · 6833· M 6 20 3tc modern. Coates Bldg., Middle· Trailer pre.stdent.. fl.nd Burge Seynwur, pmldent· 01 Auoport. ti-13·12tc I 21) Real clated Transport and Ita ,a:ublkl.lary, Brown ~t. }'OR SALE SEITZ PROPERTY lower Pomeroy, Locuat Street, 3 ROOM FURNISHED APART· ~-room ·frame dwelllna:, bath ment, street level. Phone 95-5-X. and b11ement. Coptad: Mrs. 6-16-Uc Raymond Harbrecht, Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy, Ohio, Phone APAR'l'MENT, 115\1 w. SECOND St. Rent rea:Jonable. Ji'rank Fu- POMERoY _ 2BeMoom home. (Conoln""' From,... 0...1 116-M. ft 20 6tp closets, bath, hardwood floors , Paulette ·Ritchie, . galc, Phone 44()-M, 6·17..fitc SINGER SLANT NEEOLE-Jo~ive -..::....~ furnace beat, lot. $8000.00. The following ldult &OOiitl U· months old, like new. Pay ofr ROOMS FOR RENT. CLOSF; IN POMEROY DUPLEX - Furnace 1 ted 111 balance $70.00. $8.00 per month. town. 127 Butternut Ave. · heat. One ,,·.• .. , 3 •ooms w1'th U ltod S 'wJtb the day ¢1~p .JJnta:ram: u... n Pl'fll ln .. tnftiOMI Mra. Dewain Durst, Mrt. n-nt Pbone 343. 6-16-<Jtc. 6 20 6tp .bath, olhe" H rooms and batlo. The Richmond vo·rgln' l.~c,.ln&,~l ,.. •• • aan• are ~ ·Mn. W~rren .Pk:tena:, Mrs. ~U~N~F~U~RN~I~S~H~E~D---AP~A~.ft~T~M~E~N~T Half .J.cre lot. $6500.00. within a half game of fir1t place 1 Mrl. Altred Ca'-Ldollar AUCTION SALE 3 MILES SOUTH • t oda y "' Mau first tloor, New Hav~u . FurnlAh: RURAL ._ 2·bcdroom frame with in the lnte•na••o • u na 1 Lea.ue Humphrey; vra. of Middleport on Route 1 next bath, free gas, furnace beat, becau1e Manager Steve Souchock Mn. Arthut D~IJ •. v __ ed apartment in Middleport. to Wonder Bar. Tuesday, June fruit. 30 acre~:~ . $6500.00 Down gambled and won. •u Phone 6366-.M or 6170. 23, 8 p.m. Buy or brine what payment. $2000.00. Souchock started pitcher Ben Mra. Lewia. Mayea, 6 18 3tc you want to sell Wateh for ad. 76 ACRES - 30 in cultivation, 50 !<'lowers, who hasn't won a game <Man_ag~r, »!•· A. May be contlnued every week. tillable. 7-room home, all aeaaon and had been knocked nurae; Mrit Lyle e 20 21c ROOF FURN.ISHED APART• b arn. double garaJe, out in 10 of 11 preYioua atafts 'Wbitehead, ment and ! - 3 room furnished water. On State against the league-lead tnt BuftalO unit leaders; . Paul · Niebola NECCHI SUPERNOVA MACHINE apartment.. Call or inquire Bisoru1 Friday night. and 'Mrs. JOhn Hetzer, camP' dlted· -Lese llum three muntbs old. 408 Spring Ave., romeror. . Flow~& responded with 0 six- Of! and unit lea~ra, , • . • ' Orlilnally . sold for $2C9.00 fl.l.lli ~ h •• 1tter t at gave the VlrJlnians a At the July meetlna of ·the River Balance due $98.00. Payment. $1.00 per month. Phone 343. Pbone 485 J\.IENT. Con tact Ruthtnd Jo'urn.i ---c-==:-::c. compared lo the Blaona' .~1 will have. craft exbiblta and P"•·ll 6 20 tllp Pomeroy IWOM Ruthmd. AND HATH 6APAfiT6 20t:HE· 3lc mark.victory and a .564 percentage sent a play about _ FOURt lure Store, 18 4tc f0 RIIU'SEAL~. HOUSbE h!N! at tlieir '113 CC::H7:E;;VR;;;:;0;:-LE;;T;;:--:-,.';:D';:OO;;c!;:-:;ST;;::A· 1 CANVAS TENT 14'XI6' 1 3·HP ' . u-rooms, at , · urnaee Th 8 h camp. ( 17 ) Help W heut. 130 lC II'" lot on paved e oc ester Red Wings beat E I tlon Wa11on. Phone SPrue(! v nrude GaaoJine Motor. Bur· On ted street. Call Ch~shire EM·77364 _, t~e Columbus Jeta1 3·1 in 12 Jn. 3!1660, Mason. &18-61.• gains. Phone Middleport 6126·M. 1 WOMAN WANT , 0 n&ngs and Montreal and Havana 6 20 tltp divided a doubleheader In other ·-______________:6:_:20:,:3lt>~ I E FOR WORK 1~~ PONTIAC VB 2 DOOR SE· as waitreu or grill operator in _.,.,-~-- - - - - - - - games. DAN . $995 .. R_adio and hea~er, ~ NECCHI SEWING MACHINE locMI restaurant Must be neat, Ji'OR SALE: FOUR ROOMS AND --------std · lrammii!Sion 0 ragmally ' . between the ages or 16·3~. bl:lth. Au.tomatir. gas heat. Nearly , · E:xtra mr.c · · t'Ost $18UO. Pay otr PLease address inquiries to Box OmQ ~eltnar 8 Pomeroy. 6 20 61.e b.alanee $67.n(). Payments $8.00 66&-G, % The Daily "cntlnel Ioub;n,otclectrJ.c hot wuter heater, 5 Or per th Ph 34 "' l' · 11ink, lilcd floor in kitchen 19M MERCURY V8 2 DOOR S& mon . one 3. 6 20 6tp Otricc, Pomeroy, statin.ll age, .and . living room. Aluminum DAN $991'. Merc·o-matlc, radio SEWING MACHINE. GOOD CON· .previous experience if any, storm door and windows. On Mr. and Ml'!. Arthur EDIJn and and heater . Clean original finish DITtON. $20. Phone QfJO·J. three references and phone m . 33, close to 8chool and Doria, Mrs. Carl DeLona and Mrs. - new BOMt covers. Very clean number l£ avaiiMble. We will ,chur.ch. $2,000. Call &'17·Y or 1100 Nora Bobo &pent ·sunday· with Mr. · 8 20 et.c car. Blacltnar's Pomeroy train people who qualUy. 0 11 0 8 20 &tc SINGER SEWING MACHINE _ 6-lft.tJtc rvl Brown. 8 18 3tp and Mrs. Fran Bobo and children = :--::-:-:==:::-:o-c--::.,:,::::_:::: Round bobbin, 66 model, orig. FOR SALE: 6 ROOM HOUSE, of Dunbar, W. Va. liMJII OLilSMOBJL~ 2 DOOR 88 inally sold for $l'l 9.50. Balance MARRIED MAN f'OR GENERAL bath ,· furnished or unCurniBhed . Mr. and Mrs. Roy ·Bias and Betty ~- liydramatlc, radio and due $64.3(). Bland new consule farm work. HouBe, gard<'ll and Owner leaving atate. Frank of Logan were week e~d guest 1 ot heater. A be~utllul black bca· cabinet. Tlke over payments clcctr.Jclty furnlshl.ld, Arthur orr Hudson, ·PCtmeroy. Phone ~Ill. their daugJiter, Mr. and Mrs. Clinuty. Blaettnar 1, Pomeroy. • 7.00 per month. Phone 843 _ ncar Bllsban. 4 ltllles from Ches- .6-l9-tltc ton Faulk and aon. .. 8 20 6 t.c l 8 20 8 tp • ter, RFO 1, Lont~IBottom, Ohio.~s~f:!i~:~:~:.::~~ .Mrs. Edith Davis csaUed on Mtl 6 18 3tc MARE, LARGE Alice itloore Friday. · 1957 SI:'ECIAL $1.000. USED WORK PANTS WORK size. . Bl'(lken to ride. and Mrs. Geor.-ia Moore and 2 door · . Oynatlow, radio ahlrt 1 GOt. Joo'a carry-Out 364 MECHANIC WITH Gentle. Wilbur LOJan, Pomeroy. chlldren of Columbus apent the Locust Street, Middleport. on (l'ont end ma· Phone 409·X. 8 18 3tp weeb:nd here With her sister Mr and hci e'r. . Ult came in on a A\ltOmatlc tnnam!Dion, ~ .pOwer, onng,e, and' JN);, new car. Clean - one owner, to work on ~0-110 bAsis. ' , and ArUe Eblln and Dian'' · 8 20 30 1 very low milage. Blaeunar'a ;;;;;;;::--;:::;-:::--::-=~!.,·::.:~c Write Box 668·M, c/a The Dally Mr. and Mrs. Lester iBI'(I()koverl .. Paul Snider and tam.ily Pomeroy. 8 20 8tc SINGER ZIG·ZAG SEWING MASentinel, ·Pomeroy, Ohio, 3latlng 1""" on Mrs. Alice Moot'e Thun· with Mra. Walter Blue oand Wldrte. · ' , . - -CHINE. Like new. Orla:in 1 11y experience a11d pt·cvlou11 em· afternoon, · coau over $.'100.00. Pay ol! bal· ployment. 6 19 ste ance of '143.00. Payment. $8.00 &c~ 'OIId Wiolto. ,. · · • IIEGISTERED ~~EAGLES. NO I"" month. Phono Sunday aales. Ralph Llmbrllht, e 20 6tp BlUe)' Run Road, R. 2, Pome· CU WAS}llNG- fthlTOR CLtAN11 roy. 8·12·12\c KIRBy VACUUM CLEANER-INO. 1lackett'a ~ot-.lo F.erYlre Bl"'WD~~te; "'; .,.,,: , .· with aLtaehmenll. Original*' Phone 91184. 3 11 :.Otc PORTA-PUBLIC ADDR!lliS coot 11!8:40. Balanen duo f57.l!O. ~ Sratem ·iMI microphone Take over paymcnta $7 · per YOUR WIITINGHOUSR D14Litt G"y'On~ W!*o': ;1 1 · · «nd I : Juod condition month. Phone :)43. 8 2Q 6tp TV AND APPLI~NCII '. ' ' ~~-~ ' Pttce CD4L, OIL & GAl 'UIINACIJ e.1s.ete ., I Phone 1181. 30 TEN·GALI,QN IIIIJ( CANS. ARNOLD'S One practically new Surge milk· 'hone -Y -· hruut,t• Ohio CLILANDI er. eia:ht·un mllk cooler. Arthur R11411e 1 TV RtP41r ltnlee Orr, near Balhan, foLll' mUea Groen. 'l • · , from Chester. 6 18 3te Phone 200 MNc._. ;;:;;:::::::===oc-=-==-o-: KARR & VAN ZANDJ ~45 l 8 8UJ~~· ?~c. I 1:30 La1"1"•• . \ ua. . . 120J Business Service 1 I I Newa Plelun . .. ... 12:3!1 Sign Off ' . .' .Clto~:e Cilllnl : The' lw'O'--'-:'Gof,!l~ . . Roc:tei~Uow ol '~"'tort; 111<1 •.i t' ' j . .Hea~ng Diffi~ti~ .I I, •.. . ~ -,L~. &,pehnlllODt .-"'......lo .. - 13-Monda).l Ri.c,h~rd Ho\tel~t-Ne~ C&Pt•ln Kan&atoo Cartoon Theater O• the Go : ... D. 8 -'"'-'_oa_.- - . - No~ Wofk,,. Pr()mores , J. Hl~\vay Patrol NeowoHho ' NIPl . . ... -li:Otl Seoonlna tilt, Woalber ; .. l~t!l ~ tJ<Oport'\ 11:15 Lala'JIMw•• '\ The Lcne IIJ:a~~ nonl.ler -· '1 --\mOS 1'N' ~A.RdJ !l014 Adveplim 1 .fwT'"'Mafro!l • w..·~1~ F All••.;' Brenner ' -I ~ ~:· • Ha)'e Gu.n, Will Travel G~moke ... ·' falliD.C. , . chamRion llc~II:Y :Marc;!lno - ....., 990~111'· ocheduletl ·to V\Olt lllll- ltoda¥ · , "",. , at a uswediS::y" tW~n here · allhe Groall t011nlr)- ellllo. . . . WH:TN.TV Qian·nel 13 1e:oo '110 6:30 1:00 ?!30 8•30 9:00 - 8:30 10:00 ·· lQ:30 11:00 U:lS ..,_.t abd .prevented hla r.QUI' Buo . ~ Ch.nnel13 - Saturday ~~ iiMII·•t.l. ~loaDialr lllat~ . · MY LADY--· I HAVE JUST CINE I,.INE IN Sam Levenson Show THE SCHOOl, ·I Love Lucy Top Dolllll' PLAY Mra. America Pageut · 1'HAT ARE . . • . i \;, ' •• . .. ~ ~ ..~ : · $1·i " ' i'' .......... . $11?5 ' . 1956 FO'-D f DCior va Custom , ........ 1955 FQRI>Z:Door Harct Top V8 Folrlone. . : ~.,. ·~ ·.. ~ · ... $1095 · 1956 FORD , . ll:OJLMGM :Late Show 1951 FORD i Ooqr Custoin 6 ~yllnder .... ·... , , ... , ... 19-1 For Sole . I!Gll: Speclatl>llr D:~ ll~~ The ' , : WJ!H '7:30 Polka Go Rb\lnd , 8:30 · Colt .45 UIO · . Panthltme .Q.ub 8:30 T'lP I'W Goll 10:30 •CIJJ!e 3 n:OO· The "News Tonllht 8:00 Movie V:Jo MnUick-, ,_,d · ~~;~~ ~. o~,::Jh;!" t't:. 1ropes .bot'lllremar·pidl•if'film'liP I:M Wutbel'Qlall 7:00 B~ the ctown ·s:oo Movie •ts . · . , =:;; · Statton .I·= 8:00 ·Boat the Clark 3:30 ' WhO Oo· You Trutt .. •:oo American l!ln<lataRd IJ:JO 'IHokq lloiase Club .e:OO. Oerwood Fore~ .. ' tj,:3() The Ajr Force Story · 1:30 M:ovi~ : • 5 'P;M. .. • Rad10 The Gale storm Show I•M ll ·12 NOon -lllj! 1:00 MuJie .lllmlo San Franetsco e,.t 1:00 .,.,. ln ·eow< 1:30 GROsmNGER. Nl Y. [DibJar lohllJ,IIMn waa 'ftpeeted to cut looM, full - · lito •libt ·n11 tnday "' \loll .,.._ • riDI'MoslOn·llofo"i'llPIIni IMin" welgbt ·eliatllpiOD ~ 'l'ltJ•,niloy nirjot. 'I'!Ie ~It S'pdllh ~~•w Qllilnt~ with hll '"Mot .. .U. 3:55. ·p.on,; d \'to.,.....,, · Pieces Olf~t "'croo< ;&~~e Rightside Power·fll 1•5'"·P M.. · "" ' • .I :55 A.M. :1; ~ 3:00 Op,en Hearing 3:30 Nickelodeon Th'eater ' vfe~w~~PTA:th~e:S:e:o~ut:o:a~n~d~ ute · B:I'o~w~n~l:es~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i~~g~~J. P. Word, Movie Pl- \of:.lltpt Your _.,"\llllllfriOr ' N'EWS E~~et~ :r~ · Of n.e Ohio Yaley . Ingemar' TOdav . ~ lJPt '- 8 .. M 12:30 Pantom,ime Pull 2:30 Film Nw: 1955 OLD$MO,ILE 2 DOilr I!Jrll.oi Y~ •.,., spendlnt aome~e ,a t ~ -~-." FOR THE " , ' •. Doui Romper JtOom 9:00 10:00 li:OO 11:25 11:30 12:00 , · .12:00 Blllhop l'lke . . ktns File , ~ 12:30 Jotms H~ 1:00 College ~W!!J Cool~n~ 1 i:30 The Livtlig Word , 1:46 Topic ' 2:00 Adventures in Uvlna fi~~,;~~~CJ~~~~ I ~r. I~q;~~~~~ · ,a:liO ) . Sundly _; Ch•~ 1 · 2:1~ I I 8Ift 011 WtftS.TV' ~.WnN~f ·• ---'---- Th F k SOCiety • News I l:J!O , ll<!w• · Top Of League ~-o !1:15 Ia& ~ :lliOir ·::' . Mr. and lfn. <;urll,l Radio Dial Chan....t.t·;.,.~ . C~annela-Mondat ·Reedsville Day I::~~~:~C~~~~~~~H~;~;";~~: fir\7 so..n .,.a · SPOT On Yc)ur . W:80 Vnlt~~~ ~ ' 11:00 IN- tr~ r ~-1:1:0 -~~·,.~ • 1 4:00 Rtif 15:00 B:eWd"l;lop. 1\. St'lJ."'ttlo'.,relitllng -: 1. 6:30 f:30 D)<~< l:Jart Sllow 8:00 Jubilee, U. S.--'0:00 Lliw;rence Welk Show .10:00 ~A Il.0:30 sea Hunt · · . U:Il'J Up to !be Minute NeWI ll:lO MGM La(e Show E:stote l.t~rge i::~g~:~~ 990 11 11'10 Newa Jo ~Jea~ 11:10 Nltewiilell . Nca: Gamble Puts Richmond Near Oak Gn!we Social News Show .. Ift Th TU1•8 · · . ,· 'i.O..e!IO· Young Sbow Sl., f~' • Thlll~itUU.IroJn tho !loY "" laouo . of Many older ~pJe t..J toda)' U otlldaJ PlbiJaUOD Gof tlot U. that advaDCfH.l .,, h 1 hlndlcap • . Do.Pif(IIIIDI pl llolllli, · to ftn.di,M: fJDPlormeot. Tnle aa· tlon and WeUare. tb11 lhlf be, a reeen.t stud)' dla. doted tlllt many people conttmae worltllla: late ,into Ufe. Thil ....eli! study made In 1~, fou.bd ttw tlJeJ'e were al· Vaettlon 8tble So.b901 nn for 1 moat five thouaal'ld people in week here ei\CUJll Frida7 lftljl a tbil count~)' w:Jao were 100 )'tl.fl p~am wu held SW\day n.Lpt. · old or older. Sttty·two th... 'Tbe -d'Sifllll Aid met 1\'etl11:30 coa.,. ...I\IJn· aenlor citiJens were recelvJUri nelday Wlt.h M.rw. Liley BllJup1 of 12:00 11e 'he ·Dwe-. Sqclal Security benelJtt. Of tJMo pt. 1Pleaaant. 12:30 1~ C~ld Be You 02. 23 were receivlrlg &l,ll'Vl•Ql"'• •lfn. Ethel Pry aft~~ Mn Laun j,oo M.id Pat No'lh beneflta. but 3D of them were re- Glltbt · Nlttd ·l (n. AnDI capebart t·•• u.0 v~.oo~ 0 celvine moptbly retirement ben., ---~---•.,. ,. · _, •.,...,- · · .. ,,. -~~ f'~'"' based on their work llnee AID)' ·Boltoa tJ»tnt Wednettlir 2:00 Queen For A Dar 2:30 Court of Human Relationt UNO. This would lndicale ~t tll . with lin. Riclttrd P. Rouab. of thla Jut eroup of 39 Wftf! . at · Mt. ar)!f Kri. Ratley BoPecuttft leut 83 years old when Uley were and chil~ren ·ar.e vlllUnc relattwa enoau:b, Ja Marion, Ohlo thil weei: end . working. Surprisingly t:OO Tlulh or'COJIIOOIU•4:30, Cftntf 1FtJr ~. '"'6 lfn. , Don TbO'liPIOn, 5:00 SplnaU Plirboalf 'J'ony and Gloria, apenl Wednetday 5:30 "': ~ , evenlog with the Bolton fJ~;mlly. Mr. and Mr~ Jaek 'BIIv o! lla· 8:00 ' Sphia.ch, r.lul>oaN 10n l'la)ted Mr. and """-· SliD' Boa '8:15 '!'tit ~m 'IlliiSw ·ton and cbtlctr.D Tuelday evenint. §:Z - --~tJ:im;efat )lq, Taft Botton Yllllted :otlth 4:10 M"',. . . . • , ;., JlllC 1JM, Mr. and llrt. HinT "l'bbmPIOD on 'KOttd•Y· 7;00 :lluel<I~\IOrfY i11Gi1D\1· . . f!lr. Mrw. Geor&• ilolllp!t lild T:l!l ' -tllf!',c . l Jlaillild Nlted Mt. arid tin. nfi ·I:OO B otlai'l(· . , . . Boaton Sunday nj&ht. ·J10. ~. ot,..foUo ,' hrio Mr. -and ~Hn. Wa,ne ~ , ·.Jr. , ..00 Po.... ,GJI!'~ . ood Katrloota vloltod llr...... lln. 1 11:}!1 .'<l~mr ~tor · ·Woyno llitl'l 11'!4 .Mr· ~ XI'•· Taft . ·' Ill\!» .A\',111.!1" ~~. Bolton over t,be ~ n:ct. . ,1 r~ olt 11M made. y . 'io:3;0 S!leelal Alent I 1-~ 5:00 WLSdom c '>0:00 Comecb '!lme -· • o! 5:30 rrqJjlen of ·Faith J 6:00 l<l<ot .tloe Prlon 8:30 Newo Plo!Ure ': &.411 J.l~td.wm Mu!lc Timo 7:00 J(t. ·and '141>•· North 7:30 , Su!J>!cloli ·· 8:3() l!ell5 j(elly'a Blue• ., t 9:00 -~~hQ.t . .. . Call Dkk Sterntt noonan 10.00 Doup 1\o til 10:30 Treuure Hbht. 11 :00 Price i' Rlaht a- ·Sunday ng 'Chq~nel M.rine 5•1•~ and Llir•.c•, Pom•rov. Phon• 16·M. 7 3 tft Good tires, new paint, 4·speed transmiuion, heater, utra ~;::oocl AP ARTMF.NTS - Furnished and condition. Price $291S.OO Kenneth unfurnished. McMasters, ~ddle­ Hartley, Pomeroy, Ohio. port. Phone 6044-M_ 2 3 tf Preoenllt • 11:30 Sign Q)1 · , 11 : ~ 'rbia it the "Life · '-2.:15 Im1Witry . on' Pahde 12:'0 TV j;bapel 1:00 Hom..ttad USA , 1:30 Champ;oJl•blp a...u.:, l 2:30 Sunday-M~'viettme : 4:30 IO~i~~t~~~~ion si'UiO 1950 CHEVROLJET ~ TON TRUCK i!.,., , ,...n Used bo•ts and rrtotOt ... and up, whi!• fhi'IV ,.., .• Metropotltan ( 12J Wonted to Rent S~urd&y ·Night J nmboNt Plf!loie 1Lr. ~n'QJ' !i1 :00 l'l~wo II...Woioo 11:10 ,';10ffli<!I:CUI .ll:IS "'lt!watcb · · 1·00 .00 · · ..J, · ·~. Crltt Bradford Writ•. Phone or Cont.ct - 1 9:~ li!tck Saddle (11marron Citr · 10:3Q .0. A.'s Man (9o • '11\on...., Sup!JIIe~ ER. Less than three months old. Throw away bags. Will sell for balance due $41.Ml. Payments $6 per month. Phone 343. 6 20 6tp at Mt. Olive Chun:h near Long ·Bottom, June 16·21. Rev. Gil· bert Spencer, evangelist, Rev. 7:00 '7:3{) 8:00 9:00 9:30 ,,i 1 MO. ELECTROLUX MACHINE CLEAN· REVIVAL IS CONTINUING TRACTOR s.ALiSAND p...., roy, PhoM 6).)(. s.letmM• SERVICE, 512 1. M.ln, A. c. Br•clforcL Ricin~, Ohio Lee, Syracuse. Phone 809-X. B-~tJ - - - - ·- - 6 19 3tp l,-:.;:;;.::._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 15 $1 .35 $4.50 20 $1."' $1.80 $6.00 211 75< $1 .00 $2.2:1 $7.110 Ada received by 10 A.M. will be in that day'a p&per. Ill ~RAVELY GOOD U,SED WASHER $25. A . 0. Eventa $1.00. Obituariet 6 DAYS See . mower I _ and de liver· S.18.fltc on rubber, plows, dl&ks, and corn planter. Inquire at 'I AUOTI0Nll5R Hut Restaurant, Rut~and, Ohio. Compl•.. Senriq .O.iJy Sentinel will DOt be rapona:ible for more tb.ul one 10001" rect tneertioo. C1rd of Tbank.s and Specia.J Notices pubiUhed et 1 cent per word. tbape . BUrLDL'lG LOT~.iUL.BERRY Heights,. 8Q x. 160. $900.00. Phone 6257. 6-19-3tp FOR l."XPERT UPHOLSTERING 1.<'20 INTERNAnONAL TRAcio_R _ call Kel~on'5 414. WJJI pick up RATI!S Errora In Advertilinj: - good Vermont M.arkins, -Liberty Restaurant, Pomeroy, Ohio. 6-l&-3tp FOR CONSISTENT DEPI!NDABLE RESULTS • 7-1 DAVIDSON 8l'46 8lln Oft 'l:i)O Tgday t:eo Katle IUfYI)' Wll · Au.dYou Cha1111" 3- Satu...., Channei 3-MondCI) 4;10 Saturday Theater 0:30 O.~eeUve•a Dtar~ e~oo Newa ~Jeture ft:15 llan In Wuhllllton 6:30 Flforlte ~tOl'J , ...... ,.~ ... .._ ••tldnil Social Setmitv• ,.... • • lbf TEL£YISION .GU~DE . WsA.t.. TV Chonntl 3 '•• . DON'T NEED IT? Selllt'Through A Sent • ' Door V8 Custom ' .. , .... , . . ......... . $1195 ' !?!6 FOR.b...Rcinchwaloi'I VI .......... , ..... , .... . $1395 1953 PiYMOt,ITH Station Wa1a~ ..... ~ ......... . $'795 ' ROOM HOUSE. RUNNING WA· ,_,.,,,OhiO. 7-=SM=A:-:LL TER. Hardwood llooro. •~t ~::EI::-,:::E::VI::SI"'O-N:-, Near Cheater, Price 12800. APPLJANOE REPAJR,, Phonfl Gle~ Lawaon, .RD. 1, MlnenvUle, OUa Mcclintod:1 Baclne Ohio. Ohio. 6 18 3tp t , sore wio.10 THOMPSON It rr. BOAT. NEW =r"'oR::-cR:c!::NT::~:_EXTEN~ION trailer, 25 Evonrude, Phone 808'l.-Y. J. H. MitchoU, 680 s. Stt011d, Mlddleporl. 6-1&-atc AUCTION I AM MOVING OUT 01'"' STAn: 10 wU1 IKlll tho JoJiowln& at my re1ldence located at Church 1955 PLYMOUTH ' ~- ' 1" t Door 1 nice intertura Nice to to- t.AD ders, Snf!old Boarda, DroJ" Cloth!!. Clinton Flshei', MiddlP· por•, Ohio . Phone !l28P" _ 11-t! CUSTO.-:=If::--:B:::ut="~:::T,-.,.A'"',TC'IJEN 1954 FOtlD Victoria Hardtop V8 .. : .... : ....... . ~ Jll.4,e end WOO.· ' , 0 •' • • 1955 FORD COf'lvertible \'8 ........... : .. :,.... . PM*,, '· : , .$895 "' "-l'' $1 i95 ' ~; ,. • 1954 FORO·VI: Cudom 2' Door . . . , . . . . ••l. . , . . . . . . . . . · Green. D!.· 1lgned for your home. Fre1 '"' tlmatea. Foreman a. Abbot\. Phone 8284-Y. 8-IJ.tf Street, Syracuse, Ohio; Sll!turday, June M. IHO p.m. Two pc. AiJI CONDITIONING, ~JUGERllvlna room aullc, end tables, atlon aervlce. Jack'• Relrlcor• lloor lamps, dcctrlc aweepers, Uoo, NeW Haven. Phf'nt TC Dlnilll room aulle, sewln1 mac~531f . US.tl hine. 5·pc. maple bed room auile, AntiQuea, 3-pc. Walnut Sed room lult.e, Telephone standa. type. writer de1k, dreuera, ward · YOUR ,ROOF PROBLEMS roboa, rockcra, mirrors, 1111ga· dne rack, hiJh chair, Iron Brau tettlea, Kenmore mb:er, htoaater, Mayta• 't¥uher, Ironing board, dlthea, ndlo, loudapeaker, Clll 155-J power carden tools, porch fW'nilure, 0:12 wooJ .. lUJ , atep laddera, and m•nr otber ltema not liltetl. Ternn: caah. Brodt~ A\'<llon Co.; OWitor, . '"' rtow ••.• '' 'f SOLVED ECONOMICALLY ,; j - mo"'· lobO '- llowon. Not roo,..nol· l!l• fGt occl411111. a 110 ilc .. ' {'f. - '-''l<f"'"\·· { ., ' '·' 1 . ''\.~·(;.' ' ' jr,; ' TEA 15 SERVED MY t.:ADY·•· TEA IS ·SERVED M'>' LADY·TEA 15 SERvED �Rock Springs Twilight Garden Club Meeting . Better Health . Held Thursday At Minersville Club Meeting • Misses Ethel and Clara Garland were host.esses to the Twl- Mr~.r~1rV:Q'.,~ 0 ~~d ":t~:te:u~~ light Garden club Thursday e.vening at thetr home. Minersville The meeting in charge of Mrs Gerald Wildermuth , president. opened with devouons by can Have ~eautiful .Ro~es" . . the Lord's Prayer in unison . Following the club ode and pledge to the fla(!, members •ns· nred to roll call with their mOst suceessful plant. It was decided to order more combs Lo sell as .a money maklng project. Mrs. Phd Williamson, chairman of the civic committee reported on the plant· in(! of flower boxes at the Public Library . A thank. you was read for contribution tO the Vietor Reis Jo,ellowship Fund An invitation wlls recewed to attend a yearbook and flower show clinic at LitUe Hocking on July 9. Plans were made for atTan&ing lbe nowera al the Shasteen·Smith weddina:. Plans were also made for th.e annual potluck picnic to be beld at the home of Mrs. Carrie Nye on July 18. Flower judges for the evening, Miss Lucretia Genbeimer. Mias Hoskins ani 1Mrs. Elmer Wickh~m blue ribbona to Mrs. Mm· i Davis for yellow lilies in an container· Mi.u Lucretia an ' arrangement of gaillardia, shasta daisies and coral beHs in a brown earthen contain· er; Mrs. Dwi(!ht Parker, for three specimens of delphinium; and Miss Ethel Garland, sweet peas in a white container. The meeUnc opened with &roup Red ribbons were awarded to lilies in a pottery container; Mra . T. A. >May, regal lilies In a cryetal container; Mra. Minnie Davis, for roses in a large globe; and Mrs. Dwight Parker for pink Ylr· row and feverfew. t- Miss Ada Hoskms read the verse A salad course was 5erved by the of the month and an article "You hoatesses during the social hour. Pomeroy Bend ·'·J:•:THEATRES ' •. MEIGS - Pomeroy foNIGHT 'GOOD DAY FOR A HANGIN li' Fred MaeMurray . Mo'l!:b>ie Jl&)'eii - .a!ftO - "FORBlDDF..N ISI..AND '' Jon HaU - Nan Ad-ams SUN., MON. and TUES. "THE MATING GAME" Debbie Reynold&, Tony Roandall !inilna of tbe theme aong "·Bri&ht· en the Coi'ller" followec:J iby the Lord's PrQ"er and pledge to the fla~. Mra. BoUn and Mra. Geo~ge ikmner were njmed aa the ~n~k committee. Otber eommltt.ees nam· ed were Mra. Ar.Jee Abbott, chap· lain; Mrs. CUlford Leifheit, pub· licity ; Mra. Rollin Radford and Mrs. William Radford, lORI le~d· era; and Mn. Amos Leonard, lib· rar1an. It deelded to serve the Bloodmobile Unlt In Aueust. The program in cbar&e of Mrs. Clark, eonaisted of tbe reading of six. articlea tncludinl "Healthful History of tbe Lemon," Mn. George Skinner; "Why 1 Am A Vegetarian," Mn Rollin Radford; ··watch Those Warts," Mrs. Horace Abbotl; "Breakfast Should tBe Somebody'a Buline11," Mrs. Wit· ham Grueser; ''Reading Can .Be F'un With Daddy," Mr.. Lewis Grueser; and "Abdomina] Breath· i.ng For Astbma." Mrs. !Maxine AI'· nold. A contest was conducted by M Iu F.: 111er and won by Mrs. pjffotd Leifheit and :Mr1. Hugh Bea,.,s, af· ter which the hostesses .erVed re· !redlmenta to the above ilamed and Mrs. 'WUUam Eicbin1er, Mrs. I 'Mrs. Norman MeCallum for regal Sew Rite Sewing CL~~.~nR~~!!~~~ub met Wednesday evening at their club Abbott. Mrs. Wells, president, conducted Hoat.essea for the next meetlnl a short business session after will be Mra. Edward Humphrey, wh1ch games wert played with Mrs. John Hartung and Mn. Clif. prlzes awarded lo Mn. Dayton ford Leifheit. Stnckland who also won the door pri;o:e and Mrl. Elza Gilmore, Jr. A handkerchief shower honored Mrs. Wells. R~k Springs WS CS 11erved by Refte!lhment,; were the hostesses. Hoslesse.e for the next meeting will be Mrs. ElPl(!r White and Mn. Mn. · Clifford Lelfhelt prelldent, conducted the meeting of the WS Calv in Simp~on. cs of the Rock Springs Methodlat Chuuh held Tue&day afternoon, at the church. Group singing of "Open My Eyea" opened tbe meeUng, follow· ed wlth ,prayer by Mrs. William (j,.,~;;r During the business aespro~tram book• were ordefed. BEEF SOc IPI<•n• were made for . a famUy night to be held ,t the church in SOc the near future. Annour,cements were made of the Laneaater aehool or minlon1 to be held July 12·17 These Sandwiches are made with GENEROUS slices of 11.nd of the officers Tralnin& nay at meat smothered tn hot, tangy ''Deep South'' Barb 8 Cue Jackson. It was decided to chanr:e Sauce. tho hour of meeting trom 1 to 1:30 p m · WARNING · '· · ·· Mr~ WtilHam ;Bartels wu tn 't t ,oharae of the program which open· If you don't like hot, tangy food · · · Don ry one · the readlne of the aerlp· of these. Mrt. Hartung and caU PORK BOY SANDWICH ... 45c BOY SANDWICH HAM BOY SANDWICH . II DON 'T BOTHER WITH COOKING at HOME TONIGHT LE'J' US UAVK 'J'HI!: FUSS AND THE MUS TRY OUR S TUB OF CHICKEN · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $2.25 II Crow's Steak House WEST MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO AboUt OIUCIUI fOI TODAY Middleport WAUICIOAN, Ill. tvFIJ lllloti W: Tartor IIIIo •lifo · llill •••• ~......... """' .... .,.. FREDDtl HOUDASHILJ ......................... Harley and Mr&. Marand Mrs. Mareut Cham- ·- •re vJNtina: in Spri.ua:fiel4 plltful - · T - - ""' dll., cvrh. e • VOL XI NO. • LONG WWINO TWISTID COY10N NYLON Heskett-Johnson Nuptial Vows Are Exchanged Fridav The bride, Biven in marriage by her father, wore a ballerina length Ronald Smith and C1rroll Snow· gown of white lace over taffeta den, who won a fisbint trip from with a matchina long sleever jac· the National Life . lmunnee Co., tet. Her abort veil waa cauJht to left Thursday for Rooky Forkl at 1 of lace appliqued with Mra. Evelyn Heakett and Hr. Ralnaboro. pearla and sequins. She carWalter Johnson both of Columbu1 Mrs. C. F. Tompklna, Mn. a white B~ble covered with Dwta:ht Parker, Mrs. led Webatu, and tulle and centered with were united ln marriage Friday, Mra. Everett TbOIDII, Mrs. Robsweetheart roaea and ltephan· at the EnterprlJe EUB CbUTCh. The vows of the double ring ert Warner' and Miu L)'dla llbers· ceremony were read by the Rev. baek were in Jaebon Tburaday to attend a Methodlat WSCS offleen Jilts Rufh Ward of Denver, maid Francis H. Glazier at 4 p.m. · For her wedding the bride wore training day. bono~. waa cowned in Ice bl~e 1treet leneth pink silk dreas with M-'"'. Roy Evana and chlldl'm,, :~!~~~:~~::: and carried a Colomal awhite accessories and a plnk and Pamela and Jay, of Canal Winrosea. chester and Ro~ Pu1Jl.a1 or of Denver serv· white carnation eornse. Thurston viJited · Thurtdar ~ · Ruthhart Followint the ceremony the her parenUI, Mt~ 1and Mn ~~ Pelton, of 1,.,,pie left for a trip ln Weat Vir· Bearhs. They ~e aceomparucu were uahers. and will. be be at home to ~;~;~=~~~ · t· ~f!J; held In A following P' . o·Inner Held Th d At A H . .... - .......... lhaau• _. lll•*r .......... T......._ __ _ ..-• •..,. ..... $1 ~ .. """"' • • ·-- IINGLS COPY-It TOE and Report Of Minister . Meeting To Be Given Tuesday· WASHINGTON (UPI) - Set:relary of Slate Christian A. Herter anno~nced after an bour-long conference with Pretident Eilenhower today that be will make a television report IAl tbe American people Tuesday nigbt on the deadlocked Geneva conference. Herter met with Eisenhower and Undersecrelarv C. :OOug- DUJ.oa at an 8 1 . m. WbJte Houiej -bret*ftat meellnnc. He aaicl his first hand report to Eisenhower w,u couebed In ..,eneral ~" · frientb .Monday ,at 1981 Lyle Reese Statiori, Columbu.. and included an evaluation of "wbere we are" ln the deadJocbd foreign miniaten negotiation. at GenevL The aeuetary said be w.ould make a detailed public report bJ televiolon TUe.ldoy Dilbl DolaUs of lhe Herter broadout will be announeed later. .. Vacat•'on a.· ble School Program Held Qn f fl'dOY "FQllowJn~ Jesus" waa the theme ol the VaeaUon Bible School held . at the Enterprise EUB Church. A program of recitations, songa &~nd playlet• were presented by the pupils on Sunday evening. Mrs. Fnncll H. Glailer waa dir· ector and teachen were Mra. Her· bert Dixon, Mrs. Thomas Ben.tz. Rev. Franel..!l H. GJazler and Mu;.s Elsie Arnold: Helpera in the hand craft were Mra. Victor Young Jr., Mrs. ·F red Clark, Mrs. Pbll ObJina:er Linda Folmer, Darlene Smltb, Bl'u Bent,._ Elizabeth Bruch and Ruth Ann Brothers.. Rev. and Mrs. GWier expreliBfd bel their appreciiltlcin to all wbo p· ed make the bible ~tehool a aucceas. DUV TO MlaT 1 v1 The Diulhtera of Un on · e er· an'a wiU mee\ Monday ni&bt at In the bAV Hall. , m.os ome I I twiMI . . ~ ~~~;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;;= I Knit proportioned to !It -Small, Average and Large Size Men . ' ' Sizes 10 to 13 Jennifer COLORS- Navy- Cordovan -GreyBlack al)d White Crew, Kl1811nt. SIUie .Pamela . Mat· "" Sugar Run ·Mill Burglarized Weekend ' l¥ol Seott, Suo .1191... Elastic Tops and Ribbed Tops Bradbury, Naaeabr, Karea Moumlnc:. lherfel ds 'Mrt. Stat!t wu a native of Gallia CouiltJ, and waa a retired date employe. Survivina are a aon, 1bome, D~Jloa~ two trandcbildren four brotht:n, Ed and Albert Fraoldla. lhrien, Ollio· IIDilb Fnnklla, O!lumlnuo; ;;;;;! Elmer .Franklin. Lo:l Aq~les, Calif. Her huaband, Walter, preceded her Ia death . Local arranJementa are in c-b,arge of Ba:Wilnal-cuta Fuoeral Home. --~- One ACcident Pollee .llid tlblt entJy Wills &~lin­ by lhe basement For Chritt" waa the Nellie •EIIia. Durina the week. sbe Paula, Jerry and .Eddie, Mr1. Val Loplc of the proaram and e~ch alto visited In Ctnada. B~wn Mn. Lucille Jesse, Mrs. member save personal experience Fred Clark and Chuckle ant.l Shel· with an ambuaador for Christ ly, Mu. ·Earl Brown, Mr. and Mra. ~;;;; ;t;h;;ey had met on varloUJ ocClaude Hulled. Party Is Gl'ven Honoring Daughter 1 WI MIITINO HarriBOQvllle Honor Glrla 4-H Club met at tbe Gr1nge Hall laat Wednolday evenina. The meetlna waa ea11ed to order by Elta Black nod; vlee pre,ldent. seventeen members were presen~. 1 Several f th I membera broueht- ump e:, o .. :d~ =t~ns. ·Re:~~~:nrool ald wen c Mr and M111 Robert. =~11. Gamel were 'Played. . __ "-. w• .M. ,'~'~~. om10n who Is 111 ~ • about. '• remains the 11me. MW. Jeanette Eblin apen& s.tur· day nlthat; wtth Elllne RobertL Rev. Edllon Weaver will be paato~ ••· ffllan~,.CbuRh for t e c~lnl )'eu. t:' :d' :,oo ~ ~i'ng .., .....' hfrlteralon full·famo lly •••• ,.,,••• , ••• ,. .,•••••• 1.7 ••• ft. capaolty. Actually llfllltll·.. -nntloaal 11 . . ft.tMdelal •••••••••••• ............... ""'-,._,I .KIIIt• ,,.. d e.a ••· t1. •• .capoici!JJ Held• 2f0 lllo. ef fr111n faed, ....... -btlnga you mOif•IIIUifefl . . fNfUI'ftll .. lssentitls . ,z ~ Reported stolen was a penny ball ma~ne. a j;ar C'OI'Jtajnli.ng peDIDies iiOd four t.o lfix 11asb.- ' . llgbt batterie1. .. Life Saving Lessons Begin At Two Pools - Claans in Junior and Senior life uvina: are bein&: affere..t at tbe Haven pool and at the Sbaw· nee pool In Poiot Pleasant. '.\ '. Ronnie M-cGlothUn, 1 Marshall College student, wnr teach the ela!18 11'1 New Haven. Walden B. Bousb will teach the clan at Point Plea&ant. Both ~ qualified American Red . Croas water aaleb' map- Jnstruetora. Peraont wi1hing to eJU"oll In the junior divi1ion mult be between 11 l.nd 18 rears of age ud at lea1t t1i tbe aetentb grade . .Sent"-" be 16 yean ·or oldei or in the grade. ~~rdJiop : ....~.... '"1'!11 Heart " On·Frid&yl~~m~~~~~;: o.! ' lhe ..... lllen bri!Uinj( t.he windOw into the offices. mer Showera, Mr. and Mra. Harley Brown, Mr. and ~Mr.a. .~ldon Weeks, Mra. Albert Brown and Judy, Or· vUle Brawn .and three c;lon frtenda of Mr&. RolUnson, Mn. Herbert ~!~:on (Apia Sulton) and SuaaD ~d Roser, Mra. Myrtle Lon& and Mlu Dorothy Lonl wbo pre1ent¢ Mra. Rollinaoa with a eake iced In white and decorated wltti red roeebuds aad the lniCI'lption "HI Sll." I '.J ;,;; 'ii.;i.a;;dHj and Mro. Edward s. King, Mrs. Ho- Pra:yer by Mra. William Elchln· Mr. ud !Mrs. William Ohlln&er ger and the Lord'a Pra:yer In un· entertained a group of relatlveJ 1ton closed the meeting. Wednetda)' evenlns at thelr home, 'Mr. and Mra, Paul Jenson 'ot W. MilD St., In obHr:vance ot the dauabter, Lanca~ter were dlnner 1ueata of first birthday of their Mr. and Mra. Arthur Eblin Sunday. Klmmi« l)urlna; the evenlnl home mttvlea : Mr. and Mrs. Clyde VanCooney and family who have IJ)ent the Were shown after which home put year In Arbonla have return- made lee cream and 1 decorated birthday cake were aerved. ed to their home here. Preaent were Phil Ohlinger and aon, Phlllie, Mr. and Mn. Bill Carr lnd daUJhterJ, Vicki and PenD)', Mr. and Mra. ijerman .Ohllncer and aon, Terry, Mr. Utd Mrs. Clllr Foodo .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wldte and the ho1ta and dauabten, Debbie and Klmmle. • Of State Herter Will Report e Am~ Tuesday Via TV On Geneva Exceeded I._eome For . Harrla .aeeoinpaDied hb tather, R. w. H1rri1 to Cannelton, w. va., lor a vlait wHh Frank ly LUCILLI HA-..1( Nl the the port. . the couple Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jlalt)' left for a wed41ng trip to south· and daughter, KAren, have return· ern CalifornJa. They plan to make ed home, after a two weeks vaca· tbeir home in Philadelphia. tlon with relatives in Xe.U. and ·Port William. The new Mrs. ·Blank Ia s graduMr. and IMn. Earl Kelly of Lan· ale of Middleport Hilh School and cuter were recent 1ueall of the Holzer Holpltal School of Nurs !brother and slster·in·law, Mr. and tng. Mr. Blank rectived his degree Mra. Herbert Dixon and family. from the UniversitY of Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Wllhur YounJ and family and Mr. and Mra. Milton Local readers will remember the Hostettie and family of Bradner, Russells as they Uved In Middle· and l}tr. and 'Mrl. Noel Youq and port for a good number of years •ons of Dayton were rue1t1 thla where the entire family was active week of their parents, Mr. and in the First Baptilf. Church. They Mrs. Dana Youn(!. were here early in the sprlng. to Mr. and Mrs. G. A. McQu1id and with their famUies in Mel_, dauahter returned to their home l•l;e0 ,101 ,~-----in Detroit today after a vialt with 1 . Mr• Geora:e' H Parlj'er who ac· com.panl.ed the~ home for a .vialt. ICniC Mr and Mrs Clyde Mllhone vllited recently. In Belpre with UfS Oy thelr aon F)o)-d J.lilhone and :faml.ly. 'h Mr. and Mrs. Frank Amos en· Mra. C. L. Faulkner and diUI · group of relatives with picnic dinner Thura· ter Cathleen returned to Sprln&· 8 fleld after a weeks vllit with her evening at their home, Rock parenll. Mr. and Mra. Ernelt Rea Rold, honorina: Mr. and and other relatives. 'Ibey were ·ac· Rolllnson (Allee Brown) m••nled home by Doona and CO r• aen John Thomu of St. Sho· Rena U'eanne Rea niece1 of MrL Jetand, Ga. Faulkner. Frieda Smith hat ju1t retullled .Pre~ent were Mr. ~nd.Mrt. ~ home after spending the wlhil tn maa Bowen, Mi. aft'd 'Mn. J~bn .lire. """" p.,... ........... .. Oflir.,........, ...... . . 1uoe 22. 19119 Meigs County Eipenditure8 Baltimore, l!brylaDd. The Diles wbo traveled by train were also siJhtaeelna: In WashlnJton one Weather enttne a.t. family . double ring ceremony at the First Baptist Church. m Mr. and Mn. L. D. DUes return· Colo., Miss Janet Loulse Russell became the bnde ed home Friday after 1 wee\a' of Mr WUUam J Blank on Sunday afternoon, May 17th. visit with their 100 and family , M~ Russell is, the daughter of Mr: and M~. Leo M. Ru~ Mr . and Mn. Willlam Diles in Mainly People In Pomeror. .., • ftle . . . . . . . . . with Dr. and Mra. John Harley and In a former res1dent1 of Middle· now reildina ln Colorado. Mr. is the aon Of Mr. and Mrs. Blank, Trevose, Pa. Dr. Elroy Shikla read candleli&ht service at 3 p. m. fore a setLine of mixed nowers. • by Mn. Ambo IA9btl'd, Toledo with her dauabter, 'lilro. Frick, Mr. and Mro. Paul Frlok and ··· ll Delicious "pieces of golden brown Southern Fried Chicken. Serves 4 IAl 6 people. Due to the very low prices on this we arc sorry that It is limited IAl CARRYOUT SERVICE ONLY. " ' . Denver, nouse on Lincoln Heights with l'otrs. Harvey VanVranken and Mrs. Roy Smith, ·Donnie Smith, Judy here by Mra. Jlek Evans fto tpent Radford and Vlekl, Danny and Rog- the day wlth relatives in Middle· fi:dward Wells as hostesses. Something New At (row's Steak Hovse . OF THE AREA To William B.lank At Denver. :ovu Meeting Is Hel d Tuesday Afternoon NEWS ~~~;';;et~:oi;ii;seRmi"S;eiijj;5'Wj~r~-~~---~ I was ena R.oad. ll.iu Cl1r1 Garland who g:ave a meditation on pylm 21 . followed read b)' 'Mrs. Phll WllhamiOn. yitb Euler, entertained the Rock Springs ·Better Health Club Tbun· day afternoon on her home, Ath· SOCIETY· · Around And. James Wright Jr. Completes Armor Training Course FORT KNOX, KY. (AIITNC) AlmY P1t. I ...... a. Wrieht lr~. ' ,IIAIIKITitl~ <:INCINNATI UPI - Produce: EelS ilrm, gaod weebbd oleu- aftee on Jar1e, ·medlUJni ud 1111aUs slow, thrOU&h reu.it outletl mal, 11, eon of Mra. Carolyn L. KidweH, 211810 Nlalll ••.• Paint w. v•.• ls oolledaled to .,.,.,.,.. •dvaDCed indhldual •nnor t:r&Mtq l - :rr at FOlt Knox, Ky. Durin~ thlo pb- of Inial... Wrieht b belac tnolned •• lin A>my mediUm . . . driftf' •nd to be' pro&deol In liftoc lhe .30 Mid M mliber mad'line CUDI ud ltbe 10 p-_ mll-er ~ tuo. He - --·'-·a.. Army in • ....,.. ...C.t..... _ � 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 20, 1959 barrymore thompson