https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bd74e428bec3333fc15a264de271a3d9.pdf 1c65d3e9004489052ef03908ef2b1863 PDF Text Text • ... • 1 • .. .. • ' ·~- • -. .- ... . - ril 23, ... . ~.. . • o. .~ ! use of a- is disand for A..oei.t· ted ore the nveatioa PubWald .......' , �, ' .. • I •• •.• •' - •. •·•' ,. I coMPLIMENTS oF:-0. s~ ,, Uoltotl • NEW ~ per week: one year ln ady$:1ite .bod Cll¥J inait- •a t •,T.be ,Daily Sentinel or{let, !at maftu...at the post oUiee s.m montlu. $7 .90; l~ee PcmiiJov• Ohto. .. " montf¥1, $3.1Kt. ·811 motor ro.ute • Jl"'" ., Fr..· ~ ' ,wber.a . available uM month • $1 •rditrtl I. ~.n ."". o.f.. Mar. BJ~' maU one ypac $8; 111x montna 1 $4.2:1; tbre~ mont.bs $2.60, one JKk Colllttte ••• Citwo Editer monlh $1 . ___:_:_~~__:::;::_:_:_:::__ -- the atl.$16.80; IDI 1141 ""·-~ or when we ~ ""su tic 10 t or world communism !ways for flew ~>Xplorfni • on the way . If we continue our rclrt•al we ' merely invite h•rder and more ' freq uent punches. I up. : I II> ""I '• -. ·-- --, . - . 1(11/.fSt'~~' .,_. ,. £3~ M LS>O!Y~(fh, ·~..:·.. ---- -< - • .·Backstairs At The \VWte Jl~~ ~ i ' ; ' • J " • BY MERRIMAN SMITH had at least one 84 which, for him, United Prt•• Whit' t(ouM Writer is good ~op_.tder!!d nga~IJ!: hi1 WASHINGTON UP- Backstairs handicap O( 18 ·t~0-8$, t~i?JJ I WOUld IY HARMAN W. NICHOLS wear u monc and grl away With have given him a net 66 w ich is ul the White House· Unlttcl Pr"• St•ff Corrupond•nt 1!, but a fellow w1th a brush has Prestdent Eisenhower's clwrch what M'a.sten ebamp1on Jijd· WASHINGTON UP~My agent a~ cortrtiff 'p:lde ." dlecoff shot lal! Saturda w(tb in Augusta, GJI • the ~cid Memorat Ca!Jlp Desert Rock in NHade,, ' The onc 11_:¥.irbcr at Camp Desert Ial PresbyteriaD Chu rc h, will be no handtcap. ' • where they are having the blg Rock i,lotrs n~ hijve.. tunc to trim our comhltoned thiS ~ummer The blow-~ tetf:.s on th:e A bomb~. the o~ st.llehes ''• . , pa~>fllr Massey Mllltt Heltze>l , says If Mrs. Eisenhower stiU Ia in re~ortl lht;re I! qu1te a ct'isis out So mlls,aches ' are , coming orr lh1 s wil l not onlv help Sunday at· Gettysburg this we~t~nd, tb,i Pr~ that way one after 'fhe other, 1.nd prtde 1s tendance durmg Ute turrid months sident is sure tp join her, eYeD' if There is a shortage or barbers bemg lmi:t th e while only for a brief stay. ~ ' In fa~, out of th e 2:S or so .hot AJI or that sort of business, a ~ m Au v.usta, but n1d Jus disposition, I• • I ' 1oo , we~e 4round wheo ·the !,est~ iil~tl· you may imngtn c, lms wo1n mto , Walch lor th~ f!esldent1!!4rop •v ··O~ll•l' eel, only one ~e matns. troubl e Wh en Secretary of State John some new torejgq J!Oiii!Y, lJJi~t~la.l Unit .. Prtt~ Staf;f' C.rres.,ndtttt 1 Eve'n betwee n blast!> th ere gcn fake tho case or Sgt, Robert M Fo~tcr Dunes left Wa~hlngte~n ia.!lt at the nnu8 Asaoci,'te41fi'ees ' 1 fEW YOltlC~Y~. tt'a c'ertaln'y 4 ·eraJly ore around 2,000 men 011k:s or ndtnt~ ton, Tc\nn . He 1s 3 Sund<~y to confer In August& with lunch meetln& In New y ~ next ~n. ~~d' b""!hi~u, t~l~i&ion. 0 r.bout and when the big show photogr4phcr w1th the urmy nn(! .J Mete's mUUonalre Arthur God· starts there arc something hke he wore ll fme growlh on' h1s Mr Eisenhower, 1t was cold in the ;Monday caprlal and Dulles wod~ a heavy, ' frey ~reaklpa: up h®!ek~ptngln upper Jlp. Denver a s i l: be lat oum- order 10 i~l BOrne , lmh fa.., , Well, mo"t of the fellows nrc Well, the other day he went on mld-•lnler tweod ·'"'' fat Mr.VJD.iaen- und. \le ' haft~. . ~Jhtr , ratlnlfB, Wilhuut a chance lor leuve, and a miss ion, but before he d1d he w He suffered odmittcdiy wh1le he mer headqu.nrt theff seems to be rw 1111e, t ,fazored off hi ~ br~s ti • . ac count of " ii!'-4W!III\If whef~errcu <I!OWI!l, ~~lmo Ah._ellh, eeka \I'll~~~ fltJV- W)IOI~ ~m- 111\!llil• wa "P-ui~IJ~ to dOb" , •;< .illa9l.W laijl , !)>,~· , ( . not 'f ' tO 't'~ , ;!'~ - , a\lleUy FOfk trJm, unlea& thinfnrr 1r tic dlr!nlr know how t~ tr1m 11 - ~v r \lruli.l· ·" ·~e~; 'O~f~~ ·ida11j to tickle around tbe coJinr ' Guerd Oublou• ·rhc White House office is Just about the hardest ·Whit-il a Bah now with no barbers IH'O und He opproaeh!Xl the guard at the -eieept one buay mon- the t1ck- gat e to Atum1c Encr~:y Cummts· seven feet shorter than 1t was be· House souvenir to c~m~t, b)'-a ,row~ c~t ~~ q'\t«l'~lv ait.d tbQr· ling arqund the collAr is gelling ston 's Nevod:. test !lite, The guard (ore the Chief Execuftve went to golf ball stamped "Mr. Pretid~t" ou,q"iy doml.illtei ·~ts field . Augustn. Mr . E1senhower retW'ned The Chief Exeeutive set. ' plenty ' . . ~ ' ' to be something. 1ookcd at Bob's badge and sa id 1 The referenee I~ to ~ttoae one Wbat h.us happened abouldn 1t "You um' t the guy on this Wednesday lo fmd that in t his of tbe 8e balls 1111 ~Its, but they happen In any well..organlzed bas... card" Bob got bl.!l back up and eight day aMence, 1\ Mw wall had arc 11uch 1 oo4 gol blolls tbat he and two-ree~ ~oy{er that Hal been ereCted m the lobby. he"l"' somewh•t 1 the 40: aLve i R~h,.,.. ua~. tQ. tqJ1\ .~t ~quaeG~a a.n4 ""'ve-tnil11 and maJor• tHud he Was too The effe ct of the new wall, if th~tp away. · ' l ' ~,titl ~f ·f. co~~ll_l'f or ~4 ~eo as \h~ e~~l ·~ t&~ln& tUTJiS C!ultlru: on~ There wa~ a eo,nference rornong Qur Can@' £9.11\td~,.s. ·'fbe old 1 wnother I hair · the. i:uards, and rtng~ rprlntg were nol the purpose, wUI be to keep Mr. Eisenhower was the fo of 11lhps ~~ve ~n. pa~~te4 'by &,he !he results, oe~6rdlrtl to my mllkhed,. and a lot or hme wt~ s out of plain vi@w of the lobby call· frjend, are m(lst horrid and you wasted anli fwrgc \lnt Bob mrssed er!l who leave tho Prf'9ident's of- Western Union during hla eee(lt J ·~e~~ate Televaal'n C9fP. un~r f1cc vu1 si.de door st&y in Georau. ' '' · - 1 ~e, titl' "J,.J,ttlt ~~;,1•11 ~nd ' " oua:ht to see that Brownie shot hi s JllClure ass1gr:uncnt · This is lhe ril'Ht maJ:>r alteration The Western Union wlr 1 for r~qDin;; awav from tb!!: late, a.fterrny ·palaent me. It ill notprtnt.a,ble So he wenl tulck to harrncks ~ j lhtiiY Dog• rnd suent a whol' ~week growing lo the lobby m about 110 yeara. 1 ttle w._u, House ataU, Jet P \P flO-P~ fl~ld in ., -clt~eli. (lactud. the lloit;'Air Hotel, handlioion 101 WCHS.TV, Cbanao! 8-l !'Y Jnfbrmapt tells mu thnt rc- p.nuther musluchi1. DUl'SJtls tlr not, the President to ~.000 words of new _!lOll Cl ,..,. • "' C' die. 8J?fft111te PFC'1 and up Bl'e r1.1n· And, nceorrlinfl to my agent nJaa aroilnd \ looking like hilt- Boh Is gol11" to Jet the thtng g ro~ ~ hot r(•a sonub!y .~~:ood golt dUring dUrinll tlllll eoun, o( the · ~ ' ~y · r · ",.,·•~ ,l_rlJII ~'1 ·l rccenl stll)' in Augusta He trip Thli wordage total Is r mat~ve fltVII!f •t~ 1l ~p~1blrit Ike sb~n •ha,IIY <l?•s anti "row,and h~ 1s go mg·to wutcr lm ____ - --·- -- -- - - - --,;:--'---. way theae o d ~medie& have "the.!"'>'' who have mustaches, 1t, und he doesn 't gJvt• a durn rf eauaht on," !1\d Fr~ · Tbrowgr, thoush, tbe &lent aald, ''are hll.v I it ll {'VN gets trimmed . '&neral manaeer .,, New YOrk's 1111 the touKhe.!lt time A man can "M)' fri ends rocogntze nw now" WPIX station whl~~ preunll ll(e ACROSS 7. Ireland ~ ~ 22. Part of eom~dj•• fl"' ~ ~ ~~ pp:il!) 1. Firat man 8. Dlapatch i . &lock )) m. lvP. da,v1 a week "qnder th11 3 One-11pot 9. Doctrine ) 2S. Lol'le · · ljlle "Ciuhholiae ll~di' Cilile4llea.'' worm carda 11. Property ' ' . ~ . 2B.Took 9. Goddea• CLaw) ,. •· I ) ftlaht of peac11 13. Milt I ,. BRO~DWAY #'C/C l ! ' a.ooo. '' ' ' ·' "' ' ,; ---- .. . l~bby I , }'! .,;~~t:nm!i , w,b~t ~OatreJ': 1 DAILY CROSSWORD . . • ' , ~ ·~V· ~INI UrtltH f!N&a. i ~ l ~' MOiiay . ·· ' ltaft.~rr.. ,onltenl qQ~\'w.'OfitP- UP.,....Bela, t.U.081. toaynit(ed .~&1! ~Gefttil ,Ill a'fnar.cotlba adcllci:t,' ~·• famM. far #i~~te~ r Pf4PJeo~J ~u1 . j~alllre ,he II !-, tiUielj 'fMJ!f 1. Iklllelt ken neck,,' Jn 6s horror rums he i.hun 300 charo t:len. IR~tf He wa11 -~~ ~eiil. burned, froz en, smoth ered\~)' .,t'Jw'~ . nnd drowned in swam ps \·bn tl'fe 'l~el!n He was ll ~umblc, 8\~loody ~atltom, a .•,l'ho JOt h'~ ape-;>nd " vu"''iJ!.o •ith lnli'~~Til ~Y ' lst'i~l . iod , ot llfl• haunted b)\'1ie a jma.. \A ·:: ,!'. dlift o'v ... • f if ;;'<, sou w~ · .!l 1 Lu1011 one• ~ was rl. l'.omaii:Uc-~ ~ccess in o e churactor in t his .1. .} lultnr~lkJ Uie ~l pKe But ~~.Pntry you were branded" he 11 r {ltv be aehleve4. Iorrie as 11 Dra· ~ald. ''Unfortunntely they h11vcn't ' 91.111!'. tb~ tino aetor'~ career was let me play decent .:horactl!rs ,1dtpeDdent ufkJn playing the mad :dnco." -~ICientlaC . w~o po\lfl evU i!Otlonsl . lito lmOkJ test tube& a~d keeps ,a moutef locked up it\ his labon· ' !tory. -·.• '.·•.._..,.. 10. Inaect that 1~. Incite burrowaln 17. A lanruare \ of South trees Afrlc& 12. Chair 18. Paddlnr of 13. Salty u. lnaane h&.lr liS. Goes to 19. Slender 1e. lnf•tlta ftnl&l 11. ClON•O.ttlnr 21. People jacket of Idaho ~ Qll\)l~r 2t. Alida ·~· n. Fruit Pbone 6079 Lucille Bearha Hawk1111, Pomeroy Society !dllor-Phooe 6244 ' r - · Sluine Of Jerusalem Installation Of Officers Impressive Ceremony h MH KilMER Uoa of oUi!!ert of Mary Sl\rb\e, White Sbrloe of JerU81lem 1 be}d Friday evening at the JOOF Hall, ,POIIlJ.IO)', •' roo tbe ceremony, alficerJ were •eated ln cbliri, cov~ed in white and iD the form of a croa, the emble10 of the Sbrlne. lilviUliJ offieers were EtHel ,and. Hn. E~ relatiYf!l before tolq Ia tbe P . W. H. P . and Caraon, Berniee ·Win.rt Volume or map cheta• Sandra , SSD!tr.. .,color SbeiJa Stra~. · Clr())yn hoJn, · Connie Woddfeard, Drake, Judy Lanler, J-ean D~, $qndra Potta, LWa Hurat, the hooored gueBt sister, Jennifer. Sendine but unable to attend were a-a Howan:t and Sandra Drake. Mr. and Mra. Pat Jones Ob•f1rt~e ti{lniveraary , ,Mr. ~pd 'MI's. A, C. &at) Jones quietly pbseryed their SO~h Wed: dmg fnniversary. at their home East SecOnd St., PomeroY; Thur~ day. • Mr.· Ukl Mu. \10J¥!l - Mth ~·: :SO'j iUiiG C~DER ,:COAT or g;;-a.y Spencerian ~rlpe: wool 1~v;s, o,!{Mf!itB- COunt~ ,.., 'mar.,.,....., ®al&ncd ,by ' H,_~ile car~ riC'a April 21, 1005' al 1b ' Porn e. n<:.o:tc. 8&ndln~ 4)f 0\o r&bric: roy . MethodW.t (parsonage by tbc . , ciicci.<t & aililfbtJra.opirig )IO»cC' ' Rev . Mr. ~ape . . 'Mrs. Jones 1f th'l !9tmer Clua (rom un4c:r the loop-lied conar Harper and w~s. born in Pcmeroy' Uo.i.i.Jc Car,ne~' hat. the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. T. J, Harper. Mr. Jones was born at Laurel Cliff, the aon of the late Mr. and Mr.s. W. F\ Church Gr.oup Goes Jones. !nl~,#'l'Qj~rlide,j ; Fht'htahY.·Yews•Mr· Jrmes Mr. and :Mrs elkii; l Ra)ph W ~~f\1\1~~ as;'ll rdUintlMII worker an\f:t'tie J.1~oi1Pie rl's1dea'1 durmg I ln8yri& 30. Akin 33. ot\tB 1poet.) . 36. Standard• ot pertec\lon S7. eovertnc of the head 31. Splrltual .,... foOd lit. Beautiful ~ Jlulk ' • He knows ·~where to go entel't.3ine-d the c~~~·~~h~•~:d''!i their wedlied Ute In Cleveland vor ' o( the Pomeroy Chicago, Ill., Hammond, Ind, Easi Chriat wtth a hayi1i.de Friday St. · Louis, Ill, Pittsburgh, Pa , nine. ~olumbus and other pom,ls. • to get Mr. Jones continued his work here where t&e couple have re· I , II•,"::~:· sided . for approxim.s.teiy lhe past 35 years. They have l'esided on the, same slr~t (SX" the past 22 years\ . r • ., 'OJ Having no 'Children nf their own ·o~nd Mrs : :Jon t:e teared a nle,C(Q Mrs. ~lQi~ :· Jones Retbel Mr. BEST now of Columtius. ' ".Mrs Jonfs ha& ·been· an invalid for the past tl$ Year~ end ror past six months bas OOen bedfast Mr Jones 11 also In falhng health having undergone ma;or surgery time ago. He ha~ been unto work stnce lM'l. Numerous friends c~lled at tbe Jones borne last weeK and the couple received many- Cards from frien~da; in observii!DCe or their anniversary, Ill • • •• • • •• • RESULTS ~ • • • • • ®)' · ~ ENGINEERS WANTID The government needs ·In shopping, as in fishing 1 the secret of '. L $uccess lies lorgely in knowing WHERE U.River . , lnRU...Ia ' JU, Poddlt•llko proq...oa • ' .!>' ' ' 'To go to get the best results. The r,.. 2t An~lent clt.7 ~J . :. 1 ·wArcn ex1De1·ier1ceod angler '~pifks his spots" • " t:,,.,.t,.JIIy on the basis of the best ad. vance information he can get. The ex· perienced shopper does the sar11e thing. Scans the ads in this paper to find out exoctly'who's got ' ' what for sale ond for how much .. uses the adver- iJ.He-4 JlOWN 1.ROfl011 21 A a~ ,< (11!11111"' ~mn. ..., i-.-.-"1. ~oun ,~ · f·~~~ .1,, ~"' ' . When appearance counla, {and wbeo doem't ij 1) you'ft at your best lo dollies we've cleaned and -p reaetl! You'D appreciate our prompt ser· Vice and quiet delivery because punctuality counts, too! Katmy~ lngubam, W,dod~ S,ndra Smith~ 25. Dlmlnl•hel, 26. Monkey 27. Forever llaM8, W·Va. IE RIGHT ON TIME~ 80. Borelli' Bl.ltlndol . Furn. Co. YOU'LL LOOK liGHT And n. w. Ma~e~n Joba 1nd KeDaeth 'faylot "ere caiUq oa Hr. •~ad Mn. Ned u...,. Balurday monlint. CoJondo Sprinas. , herald. ~ Mr. aad Mrs . . Forrest Bacbtol , IIU. Young presidiol oflle.~ ..-nd son Forrest; Mra. R. C. Sans-' Mlended a weleom.e to the mem ~. Mn'. E. S. Scbaaf and grAnd bel'8 anJ gucata and jnylted the .;otJ> Miebael ' Koehler •..,.nd Mils distiDJuished ~;Uesta to the eut Sally Schaaf, Chillicothe were aup. wtere they were intr(ldue&d. ·per guest& of Mr. an~ Mrs. C. B. • InstaUing offi~ra . were Edith Wtl•e, Harrisonville Road Sunday, ~lllnpWer, PWHP, inatallinl Vialtora in tbe after:lioofl. w,e.re Or. "' officer; Elsie Smith, PWHP, m. apd Mra. K. Amsbary and son stalllnc chaplain; Lula Nme, Jimmy; M:ts. Lewia Koehler, Mr. PWHP, m.talliDI h,erald; Edna and Mls. Louis HRJnet and daulh· Hum, instllliDC serlbe; Lillian len, Katble aod Made, XeaJa. Stelft, iMtalliq organi8t; Carrie Kenneth Sauer, who ia emPloyN;ye, 1Ditall1D& euardian; Jack ed by the Du Pont Company at Keanedy and Bernk:e Wino. in· Charleston spent the weeteud · .JtaUlnl aoloJJb and the Rev. J. with his parents, Mr. ~nd Mrs. Le· ltedle Kwu:e, benediction. wls Sauer, Sr. Officers lnstalled were Nellie Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hein and dau· Tracy, WHP; Everett Tracy WOS; ghter Pamela, Mason, Mieb, are Eliubeth Lear, NP; Stewart Haw~ ~i&l~ng her parenta, Mr. and Mia. kina, AWOS; Mll')' HUJbes, w, ~.:.larence Clark and family, SeriOO; Zella Croaa, W. Treasurer; · Kathie, , amall daughter of Mr. Marie Hawkins, W. Chaplain. J.Jra, We.ndeU .aun.ce IS m :t.taxme Wina:ett, W. Shepbcr· measles and luis JW.t recover·dW; Pauline Atkins, W. Gutde; the mumps. IIer grandBernice Winn, W. Herald· Barry I moo\l•er, Mrs. Frank Reeves, Ports~t,nith, First WM; Erntst ""tng~tt, m-outh, is also ill"'with mump'l. SefOnd WM; Tbeo Smltb, Third Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skiles and '!M; Leo Vaughan, Klllli ' Grace Mrs. John Kelly, Akron, spent ~- :tr;'Jtch, Queen. · the weekend wltb their' mother , HUah Lutz. Fifat JlM; Ruby Hal· Mts. Ada Cray, who celebrated 12 Jl(lar, S,e cond , li;M;· Adf ROot, her 84th birtbday. Mrs. Cray re-fThJ.r" HM! Lillian Steitt, organist; turned to Akron for J Vlsit with · ,. Mlbel Bennett, W. Guiirdlan; and her chUdren, ~ P:cnzil Q:~clein, Uuard. Tb.e ' Mr. and Mrs. Owen Bratton have ~vJidl~ ~al)ed .'!¥er, uowaed jp purchased the McDanle,l. P!.!l:Pe.rJ.y ~" w~te formala. o'!"' u tne·"'l (!ifrner <>1if ...:c&'rlkld! and fronr-·~eet 'ilu!l·hAVe 'sta'rted to tear dtiy..D Ai'l1'0i'd house there. They ptan to build a new home thU summer on the location which joins the property of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond. Luman. ' P4r, and Mrs. WiHia'nl Robson been VISiting in Lima with -'"··'"'~ Mr.s. Clifford, Culmlngham &atiiDd, o. . Or x.,.. : u, Rutland f~n. Co. ..... )(0114ay, G. Greenlee, has re- enlisted and is ,ltatluned at Fort Bee It T1UJ u...,. Wedueodoy. u. n... down 1·"'-"" New Cumberland t. '.tait Mrs. CUrtis Roush bu . "'been under the care of a local doctor Iince her ~-m~pths-Qid JOD CJie• ter , mjure:d he! eye~aii lut Tbursd.Jy, t ~"'{ • Mr~ OliV..: ,UlmFf~- ~lon, l is v~IUDJ Mt. ~an4 MrJ, w. W. Have&. Paul G.,.e Gr_eeul<!, f.'ll of Jb1 Maude Young, district deputy and llq ·p.,-lifll llololot>loy ol New Cu•oMf'!al•d filliiiU llr. ud lfn. Middleport Personals lo" fallll D8WN r A low arrangement o( yellow bolder on eltbo:;r ai(le Elsie Smith 1ladoH. ,whit11 and )'ellow porn- and Ethel Maud Young preaided. PGml and whiLe majestic; daidQ at the Cryt\al pl.lDcb bowls, ill a a:old bowl, the &1ft of Mr ~i Nor:ma Goodwin, arraa,ementa of muul...lored lullpa and a baotet . of rQd ~ea were u&M ta decor· ate the room for the open illftllla- ·-u.a.-Ia!·-.. 1-la more aceording to the Cwil whkb -Ita~ ta· drink& 2U. Fumiture ONLY • $299.00 '1'1111- $ . . . , . . . . . ..,-.,.,._ !leanor S. Schaaf, llllddleport Society Editor - preaidilll _ _ _ ! ' bav1no' bla. and stl)ck ding war ~mat.>rtals We a~ ei eet 'thetr ~ government to Jtay the h:udest role, that of act with resolution and without WaJtin& for the flow to fall 1t fear of ecnsure when aChon be· will come, too Perhaps not where comes necesaary --,-:-- -• , IClieritifk ' meetl_n t trom the po!nl ol the 1•\"lq;• cunpol bJa:wr ~hey aj~ 1~ doubf as ~o · of the fean we refuse to bring t bt_ !J;:' ec:O·;-'#k ' ., ' ' ·. 0111 lqto tho light ' Wj, :~n1,?•llis\[l:e. these mb' ' ,The enemy ooptinues to take w~o "l 1 t :r;nal:i! 'lb'"!'-r.indons tlla I ' •'I . or NEW they tao ~ benofil al monkind 1tto ln;.,.\ll>ll<luerqu,, N- :~~:::~::I ll'ujijj.V. 'trade k1 ' . ,¢-IIQ}'J - fe·~lrllon, ··~ •lgh' ot 'rclirf oul be u wheezy, hollow ctho • roRK~f<\~~:;;:;: ,_ to, I•· ·" u:otll· . Here for PoHo ~ W!fllfr Theirs wUI be an uasatld'adory 8l-· wlitcbJw&n... ndt e.JebtuaUy tnp u,;' wnys lu push bark lk~ It'~ a bil oi-der. So was atomlt ea~r:o,. ~~f~tb~ ar~ !t In ~~ Jl"rt&, of,lbe wwld. 70 '!' lbeac-~lilb expect it, but 1t 1s 1f we 11hmdd ad\·am·e for a act? 1 change there could be no guess 1 w_. think- ... n. I ing, even , where il oU would >lOI> ifi~~--~·;vf&~~ aJ 1\u: Qelm in It Js- a situation \llthout J :.at LS· tba{ land of uncounted hundreds fadOJT"!'IOiutJOn- nml from whith of millions , und -.. 1th th' m'sters ~~en~ -1e~n~ ;~ . ~bEl no cscaJ\l" r deaertl bloom :with and tblll a\JDPO(t · lrurnan In vast and CJ' P'Witlf numbtrJ. .. w • ____ Well, the middle or April u be· hind u:s and no war- yet 11 it aafe to heave a slgh of relief and a81ume that the talk of a .ftw weeks IillO was JUst so und lnd tory ~qd i.hat ftcd Chma Is JUSt a big )ll.lliJ who wtll talk and not The Daily Sentinel . , DILOI IMITM This Waiting Game · Do 1955 ~ HPl Sundv br The Oltlo Valley M3 LezinitOb Ave N~w· Y~ \lellllDel. 1&, at 110 V:O~ftlo Cllr,; 'l~ /(. y _ .' : :, st.. l'omerw, 0. llualaeu .om-. 1 SuJN<nptl9u r~ : llell•·e,Yif, plloae • · editorial ~ off~e phone earrler 1.W:bere availl't!~ ~ cFqt.f • Ohio Seienee Ofl 11Cii MfiGI.MASO!W Atii!A ' Natloaal advertl!l~a: reprereaPubl.idted tftf7 aftllnlOOD : ez. btive, ~ Bottinelli-Kimba11 Jnc: ___ .. Monday, April 25, The !'oil>' Sentinel, Pomeroy-1\,'\iCfdleport,-Onio : The Daily Sentinel ~ 1 • I. M'\ '·~m-ea II I • • • tising columns as the tried-and-trust-ed guide to -best "buys" in town. Thus this paper renders 0 double service ... valuobl'e 'alike to the shopper " , who wants to buy wisely and to the advertiser who wonts to sell well! The ' ' ." .''' - ' ' ~ . ---.j '·' ......,. - �, ' .. • I •• •.• •' - •. •·•' ,. I coMPLIMENTS oF:-0. s~ ,, Uoltotl • NEW ~ per week: one year ln ady$:1ite .bod Cll¥J inait- •a t •,T.be ,Daily Sentinel or{let, !at maftu...at the post oUiee s.m montlu. $7 .90; l~ee PcmiiJov• Ohto. .. " montf¥1, $3.1Kt. ·811 motor ro.ute • Jl"'" ., Fr..· ~ ' ,wber.a . available uM month • $1 •rditrtl I. ~.n ."". o.f.. Mar. BJ~' maU one ypac $8; 111x montna 1 $4.2:1; tbre~ mont.bs $2.60, one JKk Colllttte ••• Citwo Editer monlh $1 . ___:_:_~~__:::;::_:_:_:::__ -- the atl.$16.80; IDI 1141 ""·-~ or when we ~ ""su tic 10 t or world communism !ways for flew ~>Xplorfni • on the way . If we continue our rclrt•al we ' merely invite h•rder and more ' freq uent punches. I up. : I II> ""I '• -. ·-- --, . - . 1(11/.fSt'~~' .,_. ,. £3~ M LS>O!Y~(fh, ·~..:·.. ---- -< - • .·Backstairs At The \VWte Jl~~ ~ i ' ; ' • J " • BY MERRIMAN SMITH had at least one 84 which, for him, United Prt•• Whit' t(ouM Writer is good ~op_.tder!!d nga~IJ!: hi1 WASHINGTON UP- Backstairs handicap O( 18 ·t~0-8$, t~i?JJ I WOUld IY HARMAN W. NICHOLS wear u monc and grl away With have given him a net 66 w ich is ul the White House· Unlttcl Pr"• St•ff Corrupond•nt 1!, but a fellow w1th a brush has Prestdent Eisenhower's clwrch what M'a.sten ebamp1on Jijd· WASHINGTON UP~My agent a~ cortrtiff 'p:lde ." dlecoff shot lal! Saturda w(tb in Augusta, GJI • the ~cid Memorat Ca!Jlp Desert Rock in NHade,, ' The onc 11_:¥.irbcr at Camp Desert Ial PresbyteriaD Chu rc h, will be no handtcap. ' • where they are having the blg Rock i,lotrs n~ hijve.. tunc to trim our comhltoned thiS ~ummer The blow-~ tetf:.s on th:e A bomb~. the o~ st.llehes ''• . , pa~>fllr Massey Mllltt Heltze>l , says If Mrs. Eisenhower stiU Ia in re~ortl lht;re I! qu1te a ct'isis out So mlls,aches ' are , coming orr lh1 s wil l not onlv help Sunday at· Gettysburg this we~t~nd, tb,i Pr~ that way one after 'fhe other, 1.nd prtde 1s tendance durmg Ute turrid months sident is sure tp join her, eYeD' if There is a shortage or barbers bemg lmi:t th e while only for a brief stay. ~ ' In fa~, out of th e 2:S or so .hot AJI or that sort of business, a ~ m Au v.usta, but n1d Jus disposition, I• • I ' 1oo , we~e 4round wheo ·the !,est~ iil~tl· you may imngtn c, lms wo1n mto , Walch lor th~ f!esldent1!!4rop •v ··O~ll•l' eel, only one ~e matns. troubl e Wh en Secretary of State John some new torejgq J!Oiii!Y, lJJi~t~la.l Unit .. Prtt~ Staf;f' C.rres.,ndtttt 1 Eve'n betwee n blast!> th ere gcn fake tho case or Sgt, Robert M Fo~tcr Dunes left Wa~hlngte~n ia.!lt at the nnu8 Asaoci,'te41fi'ees ' 1 fEW YOltlC~Y~. tt'a c'ertaln'y 4 ·eraJly ore around 2,000 men 011k:s or ndtnt~ ton, Tc\nn . He 1s 3 Sund<~y to confer In August& with lunch meetln& In New y ~ next ~n. ~~d' b""!hi~u, t~l~i&ion. 0 r.bout and when the big show photogr4phcr w1th the urmy nn(! .J Mete's mUUonalre Arthur God· starts there arc something hke he wore ll fme growlh on' h1s Mr Eisenhower, 1t was cold in the ;Monday caprlal and Dulles wod~ a heavy, ' frey ~reaklpa: up h®!ek~ptngln upper Jlp. Denver a s i l: be lat oum- order 10 i~l BOrne , lmh fa.., , Well, mo"t of the fellows nrc Well, the other day he went on mld-•lnler tweod ·'"'' fat Mr.VJD.iaen- und. \le ' haft~. . ~Jhtr , ratlnlfB, Wilhuut a chance lor leuve, and a miss ion, but before he d1d he w He suffered odmittcdiy wh1le he mer headqu.nrt theff seems to be rw 1111e, t ,fazored off hi ~ br~s ti • . ac count of " ii!'-4W!III\If whef~errcu <I!OWI!l, ~~lmo Ah._ellh, eeka \I'll~~~ fltJV- W)IOI~ ~m- 111\!llil• wa "P-ui~IJ~ to dOb" , •;< .illa9l.W laijl , !)>,~· , ( . not 'f ' tO 't'~ , ;!'~ - , a\lleUy FOfk trJm, unlea& thinfnrr 1r tic dlr!nlr know how t~ tr1m 11 - ~v r \lruli.l· ·" ·~e~; 'O~f~~ ·ida11j to tickle around tbe coJinr ' Guerd Oublou• ·rhc White House office is Just about the hardest ·Whit-il a Bah now with no barbers IH'O und He opproaeh!Xl the guard at the -eieept one buay mon- the t1ck- gat e to Atum1c Encr~:y Cummts· seven feet shorter than 1t was be· House souvenir to c~m~t, b)'-a ,row~ c~t ~~ q'\t«l'~lv ait.d tbQr· ling arqund the collAr is gelling ston 's Nevod:. test !lite, The guard (ore the Chief Execuftve went to golf ball stamped "Mr. Pretid~t" ou,q"iy doml.illtei ·~ts field . Augustn. Mr . E1senhower retW'ned The Chief Exeeutive set. ' plenty ' . . ~ ' ' to be something. 1ookcd at Bob's badge and sa id 1 The referenee I~ to ~ttoae one Wbat h.us happened abouldn 1t "You um' t the guy on this Wednesday lo fmd that in t his of tbe 8e balls 1111 ~Its, but they happen In any well..organlzed bas... card" Bob got bl.!l back up and eight day aMence, 1\ Mw wall had arc 11uch 1 oo4 gol blolls tbat he and two-ree~ ~oy{er that Hal been ereCted m the lobby. he"l"' somewh•t 1 the 40: aLve i R~h,.,.. ua~. tQ. tqJ1\ .~t ~quaeG~a a.n4 ""'ve-tnil11 and maJor• tHud he Was too The effe ct of the new wall, if th~tp away. · ' l ' ~,titl ~f ·f. co~~ll_l'f or ~4 ~eo as \h~ e~~l ·~ t&~ln& tUTJiS C!ultlru: on~ There wa~ a eo,nference rornong Qur Can@' £9.11\td~,.s. ·'fbe old 1 wnother I hair · the. i:uards, and rtng~ rprlntg were nol the purpose, wUI be to keep Mr. Eisenhower was the fo of 11lhps ~~ve ~n. pa~~te4 'by &,he !he results, oe~6rdlrtl to my mllkhed,. and a lot or hme wt~ s out of plain vi@w of the lobby call· frjend, are m(lst horrid and you wasted anli fwrgc \lnt Bob mrssed er!l who leave tho Prf'9ident's of- Western Union during hla eee(lt J ·~e~~ate Televaal'n C9fP. un~r f1cc vu1 si.de door st&y in Georau. ' '' · - 1 ~e, titl' "J,.J,ttlt ~~;,1•11 ~nd ' " oua:ht to see that Brownie shot hi s JllClure ass1gr:uncnt · This is lhe ril'Ht maJ:>r alteration The Western Union wlr 1 for r~qDin;; awav from tb!!: late, a.fterrny ·palaent me. It ill notprtnt.a,ble So he wenl tulck to harrncks ~ j lhtiiY Dog• rnd suent a whol' ~week growing lo the lobby m about 110 yeara. 1 ttle w._u, House ataU, Jet P \P flO-P~ fl~ld in ., -clt~eli. (lactud. the lloit;'Air Hotel, handlioion 101 WCHS.TV, Cbanao! 8-l !'Y Jnfbrmapt tells mu thnt rc- p.nuther musluchi1. DUl'SJtls tlr not, the President to ~.000 words of new _!lOll Cl ,..,. • "' C' die. 8J?fft111te PFC'1 and up Bl'e r1.1n· And, nceorrlinfl to my agent nJaa aroilnd \ looking like hilt- Boh Is gol11" to Jet the thtng g ro~ ~ hot r(•a sonub!y .~~:ood golt dUring dUrinll tlllll eoun, o( the · ~ ' ~y · r · ",.,·•~ ,l_rlJII ~'1 ·l rccenl stll)' in Augusta He trip Thli wordage total Is r mat~ve fltVII!f •t~ 1l ~p~1blrit Ike sb~n •ha,IIY <l?•s anti "row,and h~ 1s go mg·to wutcr lm ____ - --·- -- -- - - - --,;:--'---. way theae o d ~medie& have "the.!"'>'' who have mustaches, 1t, und he doesn 't gJvt• a durn rf eauaht on," !1\d Fr~ · Tbrowgr, thoush, tbe &lent aald, ''are hll.v I it ll {'VN gets trimmed . '&neral manaeer .,, New YOrk's 1111 the touKhe.!lt time A man can "M)' fri ends rocogntze nw now" WPIX station whl~~ preunll ll(e ACROSS 7. Ireland ~ ~ 22. Part of eom~dj•• fl"' ~ ~ ~~ pp:il!) 1. Firat man 8. Dlapatch i . &lock )) m. lvP. da,v1 a week "qnder th11 3 One-11pot 9. Doctrine ) 2S. Lol'le · · ljlle "Ciuhholiae ll~di' Cilile4llea.'' worm carda 11. Property ' ' . ~ . 2B.Took 9. Goddea• CLaw) ,. •· I ) ftlaht of peac11 13. Milt I ,. BRO~DWAY #'C/C l ! ' a.ooo. '' ' ' ·' "' ' ,; ---- .. . l~bby I , }'! .,;~~t:nm!i , w,b~t ~OatreJ': 1 DAILY CROSSWORD . . • ' , ~ ·~V· ~INI UrtltH f!N&a. i ~ l ~' MOiiay . ·· ' ltaft.~rr.. ,onltenl qQ~\'w.'OfitP- UP.,....Bela, t.U.081. toaynit(ed .~&1! ~Gefttil ,Ill a'fnar.cotlba adcllci:t,' ~·• famM. far #i~~te~ r Pf4PJeo~J ~u1 . j~alllre ,he II !-, tiUielj 'fMJ!f 1. Iklllelt ken neck,,' Jn 6s horror rums he i.hun 300 charo t:len. IR~tf He wa11 -~~ ~eiil. burned, froz en, smoth ered\~)' .,t'Jw'~ . nnd drowned in swam ps \·bn tl'fe 'l~el!n He was ll ~umblc, 8\~loody ~atltom, a .•,l'ho JOt h'~ ape-;>nd " vu"''iJ!.o •ith lnli'~~Til ~Y ' lst'i~l . iod , ot llfl• haunted b)\'1ie a jma.. \A ·:: ,!'. dlift o'v ... • f if ;;'<, sou w~ · .!l 1 Lu1011 one• ~ was rl. l'.omaii:Uc-~ ~ccess in o e churactor in t his .1. .} lultnr~lkJ Uie ~l pKe But ~~.Pntry you were branded" he 11 r {ltv be aehleve4. Iorrie as 11 Dra· ~ald. ''Unfortunntely they h11vcn't ' 91.111!'. tb~ tino aetor'~ career was let me play decent .:horactl!rs ,1dtpeDdent ufkJn playing the mad :dnco." -~ICientlaC . w~o po\lfl evU i!Otlonsl . lito lmOkJ test tube& a~d keeps ,a moutef locked up it\ his labon· ' !tory. -·.• '.·•.._..,.. 10. Inaect that 1~. Incite burrowaln 17. A lanruare \ of South trees Afrlc& 12. Chair 18. Paddlnr of 13. Salty u. lnaane h&.lr liS. Goes to 19. Slender 1e. lnf•tlta ftnl&l 11. ClON•O.ttlnr 21. People jacket of Idaho ~ Qll\)l~r 2t. Alida ·~· n. Fruit Pbone 6079 Lucille Bearha Hawk1111, Pomeroy Society !dllor-Phooe 6244 ' r - · Sluine Of Jerusalem Installation Of Officers Impressive Ceremony h MH KilMER Uoa of oUi!!ert of Mary Sl\rb\e, White Sbrloe of JerU81lem 1 be}d Friday evening at the JOOF Hall, ,POIIlJ.IO)', •' roo tbe ceremony, alficerJ were •eated ln cbliri, cov~ed in white and iD the form of a croa, the emble10 of the Sbrlne. lilviUliJ offieers were EtHel ,and. Hn. E~ relatiYf!l before tolq Ia tbe P . W. H. P . and Caraon, Berniee ·Win.rt Volume or map cheta• Sandra , SSD!tr.. .,color SbeiJa Stra~. · Clr())yn hoJn, · Connie Woddfeard, Drake, Judy Lanler, J-ean D~, $qndra Potta, LWa Hurat, the hooored gueBt sister, Jennifer. Sendine but unable to attend were a-a Howan:t and Sandra Drake. Mr. and Mra. Pat Jones Ob•f1rt~e ti{lniveraary , ,Mr. ~pd 'MI's. A, C. &at) Jones quietly pbseryed their SO~h Wed: dmg fnniversary. at their home East SecOnd St., PomeroY; Thur~ day. • Mr.· Ukl Mu. \10J¥!l - Mth ~·: :SO'j iUiiG C~DER ,:COAT or g;;-a.y Spencerian ~rlpe: wool 1~v;s, o,!{Mf!itB- COunt~ ,.., 'mar.,.,....., ®al&ncd ,by ' H,_~ile car~ riC'a April 21, 1005' al 1b ' Porn e. n<:.o:tc. 8&ndln~ 4)f 0\o r&bric: roy . MethodW.t (parsonage by tbc . , ciicci.<t & aililfbtJra.opirig )IO»cC' ' Rev . Mr. ~ape . . 'Mrs. Jones 1f th'l !9tmer Clua (rom un4c:r the loop-lied conar Harper and w~s. born in Pcmeroy' Uo.i.i.Jc Car,ne~' hat. the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. T. J, Harper. Mr. Jones was born at Laurel Cliff, the aon of the late Mr. and Mr.s. W. F\ Church Gr.oup Goes Jones. !nl~,#'l'Qj~rlide,j ; Fht'htahY.·Yews•Mr· Jrmes Mr. and :Mrs elkii; l Ra)ph W ~~f\1\1~~ as;'ll rdUintlMII worker an\f:t'tie J.1~oi1Pie rl's1dea'1 durmg I ln8yri& 30. Akin 33. ot\tB 1poet.) . 36. Standard• ot pertec\lon S7. eovertnc of the head 31. Splrltual .,... foOd lit. Beautiful ~ Jlulk ' • He knows ·~where to go entel't.3ine-d the c~~~·~~h~•~:d''!i their wedlied Ute In Cleveland vor ' o( the Pomeroy Chicago, Ill., Hammond, Ind, Easi Chriat wtth a hayi1i.de Friday St. · Louis, Ill, Pittsburgh, Pa , nine. ~olumbus and other pom,ls. • to get Mr. Jones continued his work here where t&e couple have re· I , II•,"::~:· sided . for approxim.s.teiy lhe past 35 years. They have l'esided on the, same slr~t (SX" the past 22 years\ . r • ., 'OJ Having no 'Children nf their own ·o~nd Mrs : :Jon t:e teared a nle,C(Q Mrs. ~lQi~ :· Jones Retbel Mr. BEST now of Columtius. ' ".Mrs Jonfs ha& ·been· an invalid for the past tl$ Year~ end ror past six months bas OOen bedfast Mr Jones 11 also In falhng health having undergone ma;or surgery time ago. He ha~ been unto work stnce lM'l. Numerous friends c~lled at tbe Jones borne last weeK and the couple received many- Cards from frien~da; in observii!DCe or their anniversary, Ill • • •• • • •• • RESULTS ~ • • • • • ®)' · ~ ENGINEERS WANTID The government needs ·In shopping, as in fishing 1 the secret of '. L $uccess lies lorgely in knowing WHERE U.River . , lnRU...Ia ' JU, Poddlt•llko proq...oa • ' .!>' ' ' 'To go to get the best results. The r,.. 2t An~lent clt.7 ~J . :. 1 ·wArcn ex1De1·ier1ceod angler '~pifks his spots" • " t:,,.,.t,.JIIy on the basis of the best ad. vance information he can get. The ex· perienced shopper does the sar11e thing. Scans the ads in this paper to find out exoctly'who's got ' ' what for sale ond for how much .. uses the adver- iJ.He-4 JlOWN 1.ROfl011 21 A a~ ,< (11!11111"' ~mn. ..., i-.-.-"1. ~oun ,~ · f·~~~ .1,, ~"' ' . When appearance counla, {and wbeo doem't ij 1) you'ft at your best lo dollies we've cleaned and -p reaetl! You'D appreciate our prompt ser· Vice and quiet delivery because punctuality counts, too! Katmy~ lngubam, W,dod~ S,ndra Smith~ 25. Dlmlnl•hel, 26. Monkey 27. Forever llaM8, W·Va. IE RIGHT ON TIME~ 80. Borelli' Bl.ltlndol . Furn. Co. YOU'LL LOOK liGHT And n. w. Ma~e~n Joba 1nd KeDaeth 'faylot "ere caiUq oa Hr. •~ad Mn. Ned u...,. Balurday monlint. CoJondo Sprinas. , herald. ~ Mr. aad Mrs . . Forrest Bacbtol , IIU. Young presidiol oflle.~ ..-nd son Forrest; Mra. R. C. Sans-' Mlended a weleom.e to the mem ~. Mn'. E. S. Scbaaf and grAnd bel'8 anJ gucata and jnylted the .;otJ> Miebael ' Koehler •..,.nd Mils distiDJuished ~;Uesta to the eut Sally Schaaf, Chillicothe were aup. wtere they were intr(ldue&d. ·per guest& of Mr. an~ Mrs. C. B. • InstaUing offi~ra . were Edith Wtl•e, Harrisonville Road Sunday, ~lllnpWer, PWHP, inatallinl Vialtora in tbe after:lioofl. w,e.re Or. "' officer; Elsie Smith, PWHP, m. apd Mra. K. Amsbary and son stalllnc chaplain; Lula Nme, Jimmy; M:ts. Lewia Koehler, Mr. PWHP, m.talliDI h,erald; Edna and Mls. Louis HRJnet and daulh· Hum, instllliDC serlbe; Lillian len, Katble aod Made, XeaJa. Stelft, iMtalliq organi8t; Carrie Kenneth Sauer, who ia emPloyN;ye, 1Ditall1D& euardian; Jack ed by the Du Pont Company at Keanedy and Bernk:e Wino. in· Charleston spent the weeteud · .JtaUlnl aoloJJb and the Rev. J. with his parents, Mr. ~nd Mrs. Le· ltedle Kwu:e, benediction. wls Sauer, Sr. Officers lnstalled were Nellie Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hein and dau· Tracy, WHP; Everett Tracy WOS; ghter Pamela, Mason, Mieb, are Eliubeth Lear, NP; Stewart Haw~ ~i&l~ng her parenta, Mr. and Mia. kina, AWOS; Mll')' HUJbes, w, ~.:.larence Clark and family, SeriOO; Zella Croaa, W. Treasurer; · Kathie, , amall daughter of Mr. Marie Hawkins, W. Chaplain. J.Jra, We.ndeU .aun.ce IS m :t.taxme Wina:ett, W. Shepbcr· measles and luis JW.t recover·dW; Pauline Atkins, W. Gutde; the mumps. IIer grandBernice Winn, W. Herald· Barry I moo\l•er, Mrs. Frank Reeves, Ports~t,nith, First WM; Erntst ""tng~tt, m-outh, is also ill"'with mump'l. SefOnd WM; Tbeo Smltb, Third Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skiles and '!M; Leo Vaughan, Klllli ' Grace Mrs. John Kelly, Akron, spent ~- :tr;'Jtch, Queen. · the weekend wltb their' mother , HUah Lutz. Fifat JlM; Ruby Hal· Mts. Ada Cray, who celebrated 12 Jl(lar, S,e cond , li;M;· Adf ROot, her 84th birtbday. Mrs. Cray re-fThJ.r" HM! Lillian Steitt, organist; turned to Akron for J Vlsit with · ,. Mlbel Bennett, W. Guiirdlan; and her chUdren, ~ P:cnzil Q:~clein, Uuard. Tb.e ' Mr. and Mrs. Owen Bratton have ~vJidl~ ~al)ed .'!¥er, uowaed jp purchased the McDanle,l. P!.!l:Pe.rJ.y ~" w~te formala. o'!"' u tne·"'l (!ifrner <>1if ...:c&'rlkld! and fronr-·~eet 'ilu!l·hAVe 'sta'rted to tear dtiy..D Ai'l1'0i'd house there. They ptan to build a new home thU summer on the location which joins the property of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond. Luman. ' P4r, and Mrs. WiHia'nl Robson been VISiting in Lima with -'"··'"'~ Mr.s. Clifford, Culmlngham &atiiDd, o. . Or x.,.. : u, Rutland f~n. Co. ..... )(0114ay, G. Greenlee, has re- enlisted and is ,ltatluned at Fort Bee It T1UJ u...,. Wedueodoy. u. n... down 1·"'-"" New Cumberland t. '.tait Mrs. CUrtis Roush bu . "'been under the care of a local doctor Iince her ~-m~pths-Qid JOD CJie• ter , mjure:d he! eye~aii lut Tbursd.Jy, t ~"'{ • Mr~ OliV..: ,UlmFf~- ~lon, l is v~IUDJ Mt. ~an4 MrJ, w. W. Have&. Paul G.,.e Gr_eeul<!, f.'ll of Jb1 Maude Young, district deputy and llq ·p.,-lifll llololot>loy ol New Cu•oMf'!al•d filliiiU llr. ud lfn. Middleport Personals lo" fallll D8WN r A low arrangement o( yellow bolder on eltbo:;r ai(le Elsie Smith 1ladoH. ,whit11 and )'ellow porn- and Ethel Maud Young preaided. PGml and whiLe majestic; daidQ at the Cryt\al pl.lDcb bowls, ill a a:old bowl, the &1ft of Mr ~i Nor:ma Goodwin, arraa,ementa of muul...lored lullpa and a baotet . of rQd ~ea were u&M ta decor· ate the room for the open illftllla- ·-u.a.-Ia!·-.. 1-la more aceording to the Cwil whkb -Ita~ ta· drink& 2U. Fumiture ONLY • $299.00 '1'1111- $ . . . , . . . . . ..,-.,.,._ !leanor S. Schaaf, llllddleport Society Editor - preaidilll _ _ _ ! ' bav1no' bla. and stl)ck ding war ~mat.>rtals We a~ ei eet 'thetr ~ government to Jtay the h:udest role, that of act with resolution and without WaJtin& for the flow to fall 1t fear of ecnsure when aChon be· will come, too Perhaps not where comes necesaary --,-:-- -• , IClieritifk ' meetl_n t trom the po!nl ol the 1•\"lq;• cunpol bJa:wr ~hey aj~ 1~ doubf as ~o · of the fean we refuse to bring t bt_ !J;:' ec:O·;-'#k ' ., ' ' ·. 0111 lqto tho light ' Wj, :~n1,?•llis\[l:e. these mb' ' ,The enemy ooptinues to take w~o "l 1 t :r;nal:i! 'lb'"!'-r.indons tlla I ' •'I . or NEW they tao ~ benofil al monkind 1tto ln;.,.\ll>ll<luerqu,, N- :~~:::~::I ll'ujijj.V. 'trade k1 ' . ,¢-IIQ}'J - fe·~lrllon, ··~ •lgh' ot 'rclirf oul be u wheezy, hollow ctho • roRK~f<\~~:;;:;: ,_ to, I•· ·" u:otll· . Here for PoHo ~ W!fllfr Theirs wUI be an uasatld'adory 8l-· wlitcbJw&n... ndt e.JebtuaUy tnp u,;' wnys lu push bark lk~ It'~ a bil oi-der. So was atomlt ea~r:o,. ~~f~tb~ ar~ !t In ~~ Jl"rt&, of,lbe wwld. 70 '!' lbeac-~lilb expect it, but 1t 1s 1f we 11hmdd ad\·am·e for a act? 1 change there could be no guess 1 w_. think- ... n. I ing, even , where il oU would >lOI> ifi~~--~·;vf&~~ aJ 1\u: Qelm in It Js- a situation \llthout J :.at LS· tba{ land of uncounted hundreds fadOJT"!'IOiutJOn- nml from whith of millions , und -.. 1th th' m'sters ~~en~ -1e~n~ ;~ . ~bEl no cscaJ\l" r deaertl bloom :with and tblll a\JDPO(t · lrurnan In vast and CJ' P'Witlf numbtrJ. .. w • ____ Well, the middle or April u be· hind u:s and no war- yet 11 it aafe to heave a slgh of relief and a81ume that the talk of a .ftw weeks IillO was JUst so und lnd tory ~qd i.hat ftcd Chma Is JUSt a big )ll.lliJ who wtll talk and not The Daily Sentinel . , DILOI IMITM This Waiting Game · Do 1955 ~ HPl Sundv br The Oltlo Valley M3 LezinitOb Ave N~w· Y~ \lellllDel. 1&, at 110 V:O~ftlo Cllr,; 'l~ /(. y _ .' : :, st.. l'omerw, 0. llualaeu .om-. 1 SuJN<nptl9u r~ : llell•·e,Yif, plloae • · editorial ~ off~e phone earrler 1.W:bere availl't!~ ~ cFqt.f • Ohio Seienee Ofl 11Cii MfiGI.MASO!W Atii!A ' Natloaal advertl!l~a: reprereaPubl.idted tftf7 aftllnlOOD : ez. btive, ~ Bottinelli-Kimba11 Jnc: ___ .. Monday, April 25, The !'oil>' Sentinel, Pomeroy-1\,'\iCfdleport,-Onio : The Daily Sentinel ~ 1 • I. M'\ '·~m-ea II I • • • tising columns as the tried-and-trust-ed guide to -best "buys" in town. Thus this paper renders 0 double service ... valuobl'e 'alike to the shopper " , who wants to buy wisely and to the advertiser who wonts to sell well! The ' ' ." .''' - ' ' ~ . ---.j '·' ......,. - �·Pess fpur _ o& I I I " - - .,.- - ) l . · ·The~ Gave tiP Jones, Po111~royM~ts ~7~ . Is Cincinnati • Yo.~gRalph ' _____ ..., I. ·So:rry • 6~giUS:Show Middleport OfAhiUties TptOO,rrow ,. n•!m~\VJ<I, ',,, Un)(~~ P~' ~.,~, 1'/:•ll~r ly lOB BYEI 'Bill Vee<:tra liJl tc;t acqulre With the SOu.tbw-n Div~lon oi t.he Soutbeutern Ohio LeaJIJf: aU \ied up f()r the first round of p}ay the second round should prove to be very lntere&tlng. ~ eral. &ian_alfer ~~nk Greenbtl'!il of the Cleveland Indl.allJ leer t~ he 1av• u~ on the I ·P111'4:hasetl from Cleveland'• In· diiDapoUS' aftiHate as ·part of the in wb.icb the lndiaQs obtain· K'loer, the 21 year old pik~':'l Pomet!IY and MiddlePort wiU meet Tuesda)' night lo 1tart the second round. '1\he eame Is sehe· • .. , •' '' big pitcher one . year too, -.oD.D. ···~· ; • Jonc• .wu paying oU f<¥" t,he Ch .. cajlp CUbli today .a.nd rrnlkinl G!n· Eac:h tl'am he.s won one and lost fiDf:, and will now be tryiDg tu gain up4_ispute.1 (irst place. • doled for rou r o'clock at the Mlddl£-port fJ.eld providing the wn~~~; L.. ro.;riTolst.ibk n ut ~ teanU hive won and ·lost Pomeroy wUI be o~t to gaiQ venge ror the defeat l>o.n~.e~j them eo.rlier in tl\e season when the J!lckets won seven to notb. iftg beb I d Ernie Kauu·., t.wo bit plt.chln;. Pomeroy's win came lut week over Gallipol is, ' the J..aclr:ets onb· 'toss. Ern-ie Kata, Middleport'.s tI !. 1 • to Clevelaad. In 1052 UJ.it Joa~ right hamter iJ. iclleduled tCl aa:ainst Pomeroy again Tue•dQ afld 11411 b< b~cko4 by ker, WUbur Rowley le,Jile stal,' 1¥~ 1e•r and tbro~u•r,. Bbwles in the bu11 pen. ! in tour wUl be behind tfte pl.te. Bob M.:!Kinney, Junior Kennedy , and Ll1,1')' Estep will probably be the. nelders (or the Ja.cket,. · ·. Mlle'in ·tbt J(a:nsas·ftcl.aya Jn;·4~ 11 .· 4: lame.: .•' ' . ' . l"muciOy trac~ that'rtulae ~ for hlm to ahOOtat th~ mark. ' . ·. . .- . Md.: Kentucky Derby ··Sct~red a tw"Oin the: $24,775 Cheal at Llurel.. · The' St· Loui:s not the loaer. Form&r teammate Ray drove in four runs with and a lingle ·f or the tile lndiana dropp<=d " '"'- ·, game in 11 starts. It ~d~!~J~w ple.Jty ot action. E~zard Favored ln.t1~1man Fight •· Paul Sanchez •o.P. ington Senator Ju11o, the •tnm& men who the bullpen Sunday a! -111/v""' twin bill .at. vletl,m of \tle Sunday!' the ; Jets htking natJonllllY televised bout l.s Job9· The an\iclpated a~ o£ · Chicago, C.harli11. ~lnce losing to h~avywili&~l cham· pion 81H'ky MareiaM last year. has decilllo~ed Charley Norku:t and knocked .out Verne EIIC!oe . the ~~als ni htc•Q·, 11 w~IPP•'d 7 to 2, in t~ .ame of dOOblebeader th.t 1econd ga!pe wu rained out. At mopd , Va ., Ricbmqnd a11pped BUt~al o, 4-3 , in an IJ>Iltner herd to .t,lx imlings by rain. 11he ond game, was was~ed o\\lSancbez rellev~d after Mq_ntre· al had raij,le.ar for . fol!r ruftl In the fifth ln·nin( or tlle openeT to trail by only 54 ,' He btunked the ROyals the rest '6f the '" Plcdro Formenhl'.s homer prov·ed,,itbe winning run. took .Over In the 1eaond ttuJ"aeven·lnnlna: ni~tbt· fa~ when the Jtoy.ala rallied for another _fbur run• to tie the s core ,al 4 to 4. Johnny Upon dron in t.h rec run• for Havana II). 1.he n;iyhtcap, while Rocky N,e~on rulleeted three hits for MOtltreal. innln·z . hour minute struggle with the Dodgel'l, 11-10, in 10 ~bnll!fiJ ~~tll)>~ah Plrat.ss Ill• Ptill....,hlh~Phlllles. 6-1 Nl'tlonaPL'~'ue ia.mel: Ilea led, 2-0, in the '"!''O~·d . when It w~a suspended eiJhth inninJ. It probably ••"'' co.~ com.ted on June 28. lni! ~he o( ' 5, Siltiln(ll'~ Z. American· Leaa:ue, Will· ard Nixon's two·b'ltter n h"l'' I Moreno record 111 games. The New York Giants · mer heavy'feight champion 1:1Cu~4Qs now lard Ch.rle5 of Cincmnatl , ·r "·••• 'ln th&Jr today !,fas marked a 5..1 i~,;;;~,i!~ j'~~.~··,~~ .nd to soore the thlrd struiwht win of :I;~:>ronto .' ·. his comebaCk campai~n here WEld· nc.sday night. CoJti.fn.bus . and-. toryn~o ny Holman • dl~pppOintina: . erlo..._, Leaaue •,~~~~~~; year age today tl 3-8 an.d they went on to spectacular. three lead !the t<:lnga to a over the ~J)_tre\l R·oyalls . l\IIAMI B,EACH, Flo. \}P- For- fi B JamaJca::, !4WIIENCE, .,.}(an•.:,..w:ea ,Sarjtte .won • tbe Gle.l\.n Cunningba~ , a:amt. SCore was knocked the KansaS C!ty Athletic:& in prevjous start although h~ U you. don't ))ave anythin·g do Tu¢sda_v evening gel down to the ba&eb811 diamond and .see J Memo~;lal ·JI. runS lo til: inninrra hla llrst bll leque rookie ·rr8iik i.Uy won thge ~vo team• p.lay. It should prOve to be a v•lry t-hrilling ball game. When Mid<ilt!IP011 and Pomeroy meet there is aJ,way! ' ' by ~a neck jn tl)e IIalit as the Indians troll Tlrers 114 Hard.hltting CharJea Smith will be at ahof'f.sto.p and D•Ye Hindy ,, tavorite NalhUa · th~.~~;,; Hennesy NEW YORK; •«•r Sam failed to eome fJJ; •Ye,r:~ t.Fifos with the Jndtaits. On the bases will be Ed F"""'' I son at first , .John Vroman olid, and al tbird for the Ja<i<eloj will be either Bob TOtm'I\Y Davls. be a bil aav.e up on bim bd~ ane tbe \Joato~ ,' 8ed .S.ox a 1-0 decision over ttie New Ysrk Yankees GAMU ,MPNPAY · NATIONAL' LiAGI:II No a:~tpel ~hechtled. · the Klnsu City the Chicaao White So~ Baltimore Orioles beat thee ~rdio: lngton Senator• 2·1 mmoor er but the Nata won the D-2. B.QWLING SCORES: Mllif'S' CITY ' · OHIO I'IIODUCI R. Pollock ---- 180 E. Thoml8 ·--· 1:W T. Eva no • ·--. 13$ K. WlWomo --· 178 . ' '1, IIICI174 a\11 169 I~ ~ lOI 1'10 4 13+ Ulll F. llvtke - -··. 177 JI30 10'1 · Till~ .; ..• _, __ aoa ~ 818 lM . t ·r:~ CIQW'& CHICKI · Moacblnl :.~-- · 220 17!'184 Hovoul• -··-·· til IN, IDT Kunale · -·-· -· 1M 1U l<ICI f1 Belle• --------- 110 214 180 Lout& -···-···- 184 I'll :100 Total -······-· 811 8'14 86'1 CotumtnUI, 'raUl~ 4-3, ra!Jied ll•trfa four rll'llo \': the levenlb lnh· E to Wlt~t tJ\e ~ener ftom Torbu.t t'h<e r~elt• teared e&rlJ ·~-.r~"· SUN~I$,1 T~ suH·s.-r STA"''IO~" 990 ' Dl'l . Q;t \'our . . to 1 1tatement by the Houae Apwo. prlatlons Commlttee. In the Soutb particularly, It added, the alt-.•· tion IM "deplorable" bee~u11, of. Government fUrtallment ot cottOi\ D.rreage. Aa a result, more thai 60,000 farm flmlllu hav~ bt~' put oft their farm1 with no hoWul'a and Umiled employment po~Jf.bll- •, ·~; ' '!. ·,J ; 1 '· �·Pess fpur _ o& I I I " - - .,.- - ) l . · ·The~ Gave tiP Jones, Po111~royM~ts ~7~ . Is Cincinnati • Yo.~gRalph ' _____ ..., I. ·So:rry • 6~giUS:Show Middleport OfAhiUties TptOO,rrow ,. n•!m~\VJ<I, ',,, Un)(~~ P~' ~.,~, 1'/:•ll~r ly lOB BYEI 'Bill Vee<:tra liJl tc;t acqulre With the SOu.tbw-n Div~lon oi t.he Soutbeutern Ohio LeaJIJf: aU \ied up f()r the first round of p}ay the second round should prove to be very lntere&tlng. ~ eral. &ian_alfer ~~nk Greenbtl'!il of the Cleveland Indl.allJ leer t~ he 1av• u~ on the I ·P111'4:hasetl from Cleveland'• In· diiDapoUS' aftiHate as ·part of the in wb.icb the lndiaQs obtain· K'loer, the 21 year old pik~':'l Pomet!IY and MiddlePort wiU meet Tuesda)' night lo 1tart the second round. '1\he eame Is sehe· • .. , •' '' big pitcher one . year too, -.oD.D. ···~· ; • Jonc• .wu paying oU f<¥" t,he Ch .. cajlp CUbli today .a.nd rrnlkinl G!n· Eac:h tl'am he.s won one and lost fiDf:, and will now be tryiDg tu gain up4_ispute.1 (irst place. • doled for rou r o'clock at the Mlddl£-port fJ.eld providing the wn~~~; L.. ro.;riTolst.ibk n ut ~ teanU hive won and ·lost Pomeroy wUI be o~t to gaiQ venge ror the defeat l>o.n~.e~j them eo.rlier in tl\e season when the J!lckets won seven to notb. iftg beb I d Ernie Kauu·., t.wo bit plt.chln;. Pomeroy's win came lut week over Gallipol is, ' the J..aclr:ets onb· 'toss. Ern-ie Kata, Middleport'.s tI !. 1 • to Clevelaad. In 1052 UJ.it Joa~ right hamter iJ. iclleduled tCl aa:ainst Pomeroy again Tue•dQ afld 11411 b< b~cko4 by ker, WUbur Rowley le,Jile stal,' 1¥~ 1e•r and tbro~u•r,. Bbwles in the bu11 pen. ! in tour wUl be behind tfte pl.te. Bob M.:!Kinney, Junior Kennedy , and Ll1,1')' Estep will probably be the. nelders (or the Ja.cket,. · ·. Mlle'in ·tbt J(a:nsas·ftcl.aya Jn;·4~ 11 .· 4: lame.: .•' ' . ' . l"muciOy trac~ that'rtulae ~ for hlm to ahOOtat th~ mark. ' . ·. . .- . Md.: Kentucky Derby ··Sct~red a tw"Oin the: $24,775 Cheal at Llurel.. · The' St· Loui:s not the loaer. Form&r teammate Ray drove in four runs with and a lingle ·f or the tile lndiana dropp<=d " '"'- ·, game in 11 starts. It ~d~!~J~w ple.Jty ot action. E~zard Favored ln.t1~1man Fight •· Paul Sanchez •o.P. ington Senator Ju11o, the •tnm& men who the bullpen Sunday a! -111/v""' twin bill .at. vletl,m of \tle Sunday!' the ; Jets htking natJonllllY televised bout l.s Job9· The an\iclpated a~ o£ · Chicago, C.harli11. ~lnce losing to h~avywili&~l cham· pion 81H'ky MareiaM last year. has decilllo~ed Charley Norku:t and knocked .out Verne EIIC!oe . the ~~als ni htc•Q·, 11 w~IPP•'d 7 to 2, in t~ .ame of dOOblebeader th.t 1econd ga!pe wu rained out. At mopd , Va ., Ricbmqnd a11pped BUt~al o, 4-3 , in an IJ>Iltner herd to .t,lx imlings by rain. 11he ond game, was was~ed o\\lSancbez rellev~d after Mq_ntre· al had raij,le.ar for . fol!r ruftl In the fifth ln·nin( or tlle openeT to trail by only 54 ,' He btunked the ROyals the rest '6f the '" Plcdro Formenhl'.s homer prov·ed,,itbe winning run. took .Over In the 1eaond ttuJ"aeven·lnnlna: ni~tbt· fa~ when the Jtoy.ala rallied for another _fbur run• to tie the s core ,al 4 to 4. Johnny Upon dron in t.h rec run• for Havana II). 1.he n;iyhtcap, while Rocky N,e~on rulleeted three hits for MOtltreal. innln·z . hour minute struggle with the Dodgel'l, 11-10, in 10 ~bnll!fiJ ~~tll)>~ah Plrat.ss Ill• Ptill....,hlh~Phlllles. 6-1 Nl'tlonaPL'~'ue ia.mel: Ilea led, 2-0, in the '"!''O~·d . when It w~a suspended eiJhth inninJ. It probably ••"'' co.~ com.ted on June 28. lni! ~he o( ' 5, Siltiln(ll'~ Z. American· Leaa:ue, Will· ard Nixon's two·b'ltter n h"l'' I Moreno record 111 games. The New York Giants · mer heavy'feight champion 1:1Cu~4Qs now lard Ch.rle5 of Cincmnatl , ·r "·••• 'ln th&Jr today !,fas marked a 5..1 i~,;;;~,i!~ j'~~.~··,~~ .nd to soore the thlrd struiwht win of :I;~:>ronto .' ·. his comebaCk campai~n here WEld· nc.sday night. CoJti.fn.bus . and-. toryn~o ny Holman • dl~pppOintina: . erlo..._, Leaaue •,~~~~~~; year age today tl 3-8 an.d they went on to spectacular. three lead !the t<:lnga to a over the ~J)_tre\l R·oyalls . l\IIAMI B,EACH, Flo. \}P- For- fi B JamaJca::, !4WIIENCE, .,.}(an•.:,..w:ea ,Sarjtte .won • tbe Gle.l\.n Cunningba~ , a:amt. SCore was knocked the KansaS C!ty Athletic:& in prevjous start although h~ U you. don't ))ave anythin·g do Tu¢sda_v evening gel down to the ba&eb811 diamond and .see J Memo~;lal ·JI. runS lo til: inninrra hla llrst bll leque rookie ·rr8iik i.Uy won thge ~vo team• p.lay. It should prOve to be a v•lry t-hrilling ball game. When Mid<ilt!IP011 and Pomeroy meet there is aJ,way! ' ' by ~a neck jn tl)e IIalit as the Indians troll Tlrers 114 Hard.hltting CharJea Smith will be at ahof'f.sto.p and D•Ye Hindy ,, tavorite NalhUa · th~.~~;,; Hennesy NEW YORK; •«•r Sam failed to eome fJJ; •Ye,r:~ t.Fifos with the Jndtaits. On the bases will be Ed F"""'' I son at first , .John Vroman olid, and al tbird for the Ja<i<eloj will be either Bob TOtm'I\Y Davls. be a bil aav.e up on bim bd~ ane tbe \Joato~ ,' 8ed .S.ox a 1-0 decision over ttie New Ysrk Yankees GAMU ,MPNPAY · NATIONAL' LiAGI:II No a:~tpel ~hechtled. · the Klnsu City the Chicaao White So~ Baltimore Orioles beat thee ~rdio: lngton Senator• 2·1 mmoor er but the Nata won the D-2. B.QWLING SCORES: Mllif'S' CITY ' · OHIO I'IIODUCI R. Pollock ---- 180 E. Thoml8 ·--· 1:W T. Eva no • ·--. 13$ K. WlWomo --· 178 . ' '1, IIICI174 a\11 169 I~ ~ lOI 1'10 4 13+ Ulll F. llvtke - -··. 177 JI30 10'1 · Till~ .; ..• _, __ aoa ~ 818 lM . t ·r:~ CIQW'& CHICKI · Moacblnl :.~-- · 220 17!'184 Hovoul• -··-·· til IN, IDT Kunale · -·-· -· 1M 1U l<ICI f1 Belle• --------- 110 214 180 Lout& -···-···- 184 I'll :100 Total -······-· 811 8'14 86'1 CotumtnUI, 'raUl~ 4-3, ra!Jied ll•trfa four rll'llo \': the levenlb lnh· E to Wlt~t tJ\e ~ener ftom Torbu.t t'h<e r~elt• teared e&rlJ ·~-.r~"· SUN~I$,1 T~ suH·s.-r STA"''IO~" 990 ' Dl'l . Q;t \'our . . to 1 1tatement by the Houae Apwo. prlatlons Commlttee. In the Soutb particularly, It added, the alt-.•· tion IM "deplorable" bee~u11, of. Government fUrtallment ot cottOi\ D.rreage. Aa a result, more thai 60,000 farm flmlllu hav~ bt~' put oft their farm1 with no hoWul'a and Umiled employment po~Jf.bll- •, ·~; ' '!. ·,J ; 1 '· �iddle rt1 Ohio Biiii1'R rAJUL • • It 0 ror ,. • s It !!.• ' p '. ,• ..-..:- J or 'l1lll tu ! ~ tires ol ~·~t. . . . 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