https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dccb893cc2aadd9a74e2bcd6543c108c.pdf c141c5eb1a5e7766bb546c78dd4a7332 PDF Text Text / • ~ . " .. ( • I . •• . .. ~, .. Monday, May 2, 1955 Ohio ' TheDai Sentinel, .' -· • at· ·, • 1ne ' egs of Vol. VII Single Copy ' -( .. .. . (. · The Keip Covnty Society for aoel~ te make avaih1ble aU A poli~l 1ttn.'ll1'r· .fik. .M~ Crippled Childre~ held a meet-- nece~~ary equlpnelll;' ineiUcJioal c t 1 11 u~ f • ~~~- il. · :. inC I&Oitday evenJDg at the offl. tape recorder and audiometen OUD y 0 a ... uq- Otl ¥ ·•• ees al the County Agriculture to Kill Barril for ber wvrk. Exte · 8e 1 · ninon ~ ~ offiocea in P~ ViAeeDt ·P iper, Field ~eroy . Hi&hh(hta of thr meetial for tbe Ohio Society for l.f!Ciuded • repor:t of the Easter Cbi1dren, qoke to the croup and Sell Sale Campa1gn completed ill expre:aed bi.a J!fpreeiJtion fOT AlprU; plan• for a summer the splendid work which the Speech Therapy Pro:ram ; and a eiety bu done loeally. Speeial talk by I field aeerelary ~ the mention WIS given to Lee lk· Ohio Soeietr for Crippled Child- , Comas. Eaal.er Seal Sale Chlirren. m.a.a, . Who was inlti'UIIIMntal in Tbe fioancial ..eport, presented mUint tbe liM eamp~ign the by Theodore Reed, Sr., Treasur- luete3JI that ·is wu. All tbOH er, Indicated that the Eall.er 1ll"l)o participated, membe:n .and Seal Sate Campaign or llt~M was volunteers, were commeodd bY the Moet auoceuful eamp~.ign ID ··'Piper, who uid, "Meip Count)' the blllory of t.he Soelety. A to- tan have the best t~ellitits i..a realized tile aid of Ctj.ppled Children bf. till of $1282.t6 was tbrougb the ~le of Enter Seals. eause it is wining to aupport on-· and thl.& · amowt.t was an ine-reJte ly the Milt." He further stated of 20% over 1961 11nd topped the that tile foitbcGCDIDf Speeeh previous high t(-t in 1953 ol $12- 'l'htnw Procnm ~•• betome 17. .., 1 tile guide for otJaer couotles ?IIIIa for a 11.1mmer Speeeh £ollaw. ::oaee the ~cram is Ul\H.irrlt rA. Quineey, Dlihois to coo d~ay, he added. It becomes ty · were dilctused b)' the dut:J of tile eommuaity add . flna~ anoproval ~e. ~ts to tee to it .that the the • lacil1ti d 1 bl 'fisa ,.Willie V. ~ IN JU e av-aJ 1 e to DliAoil, to con-. t"e eJilldrea wbo- are In need tor eilbt them. To -wUte the facllitiea, or approxlmat.. tf fall to tate full advantage o1 =·~l~iMr1. ·tllfltn ~ld- mard progre~~ for to aoute t1me to, eom.t.. It .eetnl cer- . . Pictures taken on Sunday Morning, 1l :30; after Church '· ' ' . . Plct1ire. of Chu..Ch and City Hall -Front Entranc11'. ·~ For Mayor • • • " '. '~ ; J. . .; .-~ . • ' ' • >.,". ! , .. •• ·- I . ..... -....: ; Running competition lo local per.,.lt holdert,· tiP!,ratl~· without a license illegal bee,,slllei. The tip:Off ,,;·\ ,,.' , . WOI made by one of th1 city COUncilmen who WO~ asked b~:~"· of our citi:&enS far Ot'l application to join ane",.f~)"Ji}~' , : :. the artanisations. He said h~ Wilt ashame. to keep ·an .• ~jn,~ ~~Jn to the City Hall and buyl~g beer withciJ*, ,.,, " rng a member of the mentil)ned organisation. They d. ~~i~a:ve a club license or pl)rmit of any kind llni:Nf "":. would be impossible for them to obtain dill. After all, ' kf~:q,ltY Hall belongs tci the City, wll.ich is the t~x P\itr, ·, / you and I and every tox pa~r who liv11 in Pomeroy, a!'~ t~rtoinly I am ·nat going lil give them permission sell beer in the City Hall. "' . ' · : '~, { ' ' · · ' \ ' f . . ", '........ !.1<) ' · "... t•.....• \ • ( . ·l-r:. 'i' \ ~ .• :> • •"·~···· ' ~,ni8.· ~~- : ·' ·~ ,. · ' .lpn~ori ' . Pri$.0!'.1 Mr.s. Norman W·aylan.d will .f.ake the School Enumeration the yt~Ar • ·tt'lrtiri& • and ~l~Ung .the. · li>olllh.' •Retum · 1onotb•n , Meigs CJ!:Il'ter of t-h e DaQibters ot and the City Hall aut of the b11r bualneiS. Ameriean. . . ' , ,., ·; -,' ' l:'···t· ' , ' ' . d ' ., I' ~ il.j I Evidenc• an SunCiay Morning " ' ' ~ ·,_.\." ..,..,...... . , •·C, ' .. ... . ' . lOwed t6 'pu~baae .t "iebOOI'. ;; •· ~ ., .. eady I ,. •· • . :·_y•· ~. . ~··' ...,, .' ' . • -Robuilt Parkint Lot l - f .... _,_. ' ' !} ;•" : ·' . "' ' -Cleo ned up tli• Old Opera Hou•• on Second . Stre.-, whlcl was an oje~rt fOr 14 yeara. '. " · -And ManY, Mel')' mort thin•• •. ...... ' , ., . ; .i . 11 '\' 1 • , , . . . ; . ,. :;;i; 1 main. home on Wednesday in der to make rOom !or the · toi'S. . ~~::~:p:.~.~~~~e curtl•• r.•••• "l Edward ••r ·am hap~)' that local a'rea opportunity to'b_reed t.c> 41U~IIi olr.,. and · fol- rali)ler• w1u. ~~ave .tho loW' ~ line ~~...11111 prillll'&m, Jn. eutlniJ .· tblt coalletenC, 81ld unl· f'¥1'1111•1 off llpi'IDI, h(lh produclion, desln~Jt l~ ~n6 top &alJS . ru,ar ·.ptanJ ha~d 1'bei!rt 1 annObb· Yi.lul!." Mr. Mcdltle said. · c04·,lOr th; ·Melli , e.ounty · ~I• . · .eo!iflclent tber ·wiil find ghn~ 1 lduc.J.tlon . Jnatitdte 'or I ~~~;''::!:::":~·· •• effeeti~e W&)' to dbilrm'' Sclicfol aiad Vacation B~ I"; : · their wor' of herd 14! tkh.~~ te~h~£. . . ·. ~~ . ~ -. ;; ~DlP.J'OY(I~"nta.'~ Montle coneludThe IDJUtute ia to be conduct· eel'. • .. , .:• ~ Reiular severi.th graders will CarroU;66, Dies; Rites '1hur5. ady •lid lo bil ldverlise.mat. #J would call 'the remod.U.. job very foolilh wbm ~ Ia 10 ":.dly Ia need of 10 llllt!l ! thiQ. ·~~~:;It tue•-l'J ... J ' ........_ Cwntir.n..... .Tile fiumea .cou.lier«toekef ·Ia ~ ~dbil~ ~ \he dflirto- ., The commissioners approved (,be State of Ohio and any other the minutes of the previoua meet- departmenll in wbich the ~unt]l!s lng, which JIYe Bedford ToWDJbip 1 involved. Trustees the UJe of ten county · The Welfare Diredor ancf two trucks and the loader on Satur- eue workers of Melp County Weidays beginning April 23 to haul 'fare DePartment were liven per· gravel from the Letart Gravel Pit mlulon to attend tbe InsUtute for to Bedford Townahip roads. Administrators and Social eaae A bid waa awarded the RiEer Oil Compan)' to furniah the eounty E;dward Carroll, 116, Mi<ldJeport. garage wlth gasoline for the died at his residence early rue.. equipment for a ninety·day period beginnlag April 18. dajo. morning. . Mr. Carroll worked .aS car In spector for the New· YOrk Cf'ntral FAMILY HIGHT SPEAKIIt Rallr""d at Hobson. He wu a Rev. Franklin Norrls will be the euest speaker at Family Nigbt to member of the B. R. A• SurviVIq are itt• wife, Emily: be held at tbe Racine Baptlat two daulhten, Mfa. Ru.uell Lyo111, Cblli"Ch · Wednesday nlghL The Middleport and Mrs. CarJ Nli!bolas grotip wUI ptber at 6 p. m. with Rutland; tbre~ grandchildfen: dinner at ,8:30 p. m. Those attendJ9hn CarroiJ. 'Syraeuse: ·Leo car- ing-are to bring their own food. roll, Mi4dleport; )Irs. Harry Bo&- wotil:ers Public Assistance Pro- trlllllfonned a health m~ UliO a decent r<Nm'' IIley addec!· . ill their counteMife. . . ; ., One lirem&ll ltid lhil IIIOI'Dini that thO group "llod ;fa alwon' .-. mained neutrAl,.. ~Utb. lth\t "'this placed a ~fere'nCn...t O~ji thinga." . ,,. ~ ~ ·• Would Hoi ~tn.., ...,, , .. IP'am to be held in Colum~. )layor C.•adar Ia ~ m~ e•i Present at U.e meetlnc were •ld II he wu ele.ted bt ~ P,reside"nt Dan Hartinger, H. oot allow bee< I'! be iOI4I IIi tho ball. ' Cr~ls iod Roy l'nlllltl, ·w. · f1VE DAy 'WEA,TifEll c: horn .. Srracuse ... d Mra. Vlorler HQweil, Mlddl•port. F;uneril servk~ wiJI ~ beld' ThUr&day Morlllp:g 1t 9 a. ·m. at the Sacred Heari Church with tite Father .Jot,n Turel olflc.iaUng . ROM"Y Bervlcca ~·Jil br held·· at 7:30 Wedn'esday eveninr at thr Ewini FUneral Home. Burial will be· ,in tbe Sacred Hea1•t Cem.et.lry under the -dlroctlon or Ewing. Tbe·body is at the funeral bomc, where friends may call . , MARKETS Cllf!;INHATI PRODUCI CINCil'INATI, 0 . UP-:.~~~:1 woak, down \le, reecipta rw, demand slow; consulner farge white 37 to 38; brown 36· &-o 37; mediums white 3& to 36, brown mix 3:5 to 38. Whole.. sale contmercial 80 per cent A, extra large white 35 to 36: brown 34 to 35; medium \V'blte 32 to 33, brown 31 to M; current 20. ,:-eceipta ChicltOJio. lrnn. 11,..., '"~'­ ""' ~..,.,., llemtncl fttr, Mna study fryere 27 te 2*; To Be Wednesday MM.. -heavy 24 to H~ Mns, Funeral servi~& for Dana X:arr. · llilht u to 14: old .-m 10 78, Pomeroy, who died .M.oDday to 11. Butter, 90 HCOre, 83e. mornlnC wil be held . ~n.ea•Y afternoon at 2 p. m. at the EWing Funeral Cbapel with l~e ReV. L M. Mobrhofl olflciatlns. Burjal I """"~v• would atop this. The Volunteer Fire Oeprtaaeat and Firat Aid Squad wbo bold mee\iflll in the City Hall aecepted thit u a blast at theiroreaniz~Uon Shortly after lllconda,'• jtper had JUt the streets. firemen Ud lint aid mea were out dlltr:lbUiiq; hLndbil ls to homes throuJ)Iout lhe eommunity, refutiq the . .tatementa. Bedford Township To Use Co~ty Trucks For Road Gravel Hauling Daua Karr Rile!t --Gavo tho V11!1~.~ at ;omoroy A~ditlonal I ~amo ~y I natal! lnt Parkin• Mttara . · ' :· · • ,. ' wit tell<il> 1..\• lira. Borlrice JAoillie J!lld pull•licity lllllllbcth Smith, CouoiJ "• ,,...,... ~ o~;~~t• i e.rt.Ud~ I be given the program and Dr. K. D. Amsbacy_; .Hn. GJad)'ll truck toured Ute · ot Pome.ed to ttn parent.a ol. children in need Kmwu: _Jaet Rmeson; Vernon roy with a publie adarla 'nsteal I =:::~:~,therapy can make Nea1e. 1'he Dext JChedule.d meet- booming out their li~- of tbe send their sixth -;"iv;;t;;;;d,~ er.s to Wahama on ~; to bring their inc will 'be held oo Mondly, June story. · order that they can bee()II'H! the clinics. [t will be for 13. M'emben of ~ , 'nliid , Ward t.er ~quainted with · the ..,.,.., Fire Department Qd tll<f F)lot PN-recistratlon wliJ •lao Aid Squad 1ald that wbal t!iq compieted at that time. ealled the ..actual 'ltoh" 011 tm:.. ' Tbe students, 'who iii the main provementa iD tbe dO'WilAairl will be student. 'l or Hxt · yar•s room was ..to protide taliltlry f• seventh grade, will go' throUgh cilitiea not aVIJlabJe under CaD.aeVfiP.\h erade &ebed~e. The few Meigs COunty Commiuionen Carl and T. Dellenbaugb were aday, the COuncil ·paid ~ to eietith graders preseDl .wJllAj go met Monday for the regular com. appointed to Investigate and ridlt resurface Ute old' horn · lt,alJ,." thtou.gh a nlntlb grade 'teliedule. missioners meeUng in the Court and check bill• and r~ cbara:· A tolal of "$1447.117 ... -Ill)! Student CouneiJ IMmber• .wil,l House, with three memben of the ed againat XeiiJ CountJ by the GUt memben. AD. uaiold amount serve u a:uide~~ ftir · Uie .vliitol-i. board present Department or Public Welflre by of donated labor 111111 f!lnlit~ W '# Lo -Repr11olitod.all tho Pooplo: (Hat juat a Specie! Prlwllttod , Group) • -Ran tho office without Dl~tatol'l -'1' '( ·, t ' Bible Tiac~~rs .Planned For May 10 :~r . '{.' -.; •••••<I .., 1n~£itute For ~,;~:~· I l ., ' -Kopt Streett ~oan and wltha11t hplll, 311.5 daya of tho year. I Hat j11tt·J w•oka blforulectlonl • • .. ' ' ' -Eii.,;lnatod Parllllil H..ard on l,lncoln Hill by blldlne Parklne Lois • • ,' - -How Face on City Hall ~I nstollod Sowora In Monkey, St~~ar 6 Haylor1 Run • • "- - • -.. · • -~~ : ,PrQnti$es If' .. My Record In Office *'· Stamps ' . • • .¢ • ·I Served As Your Mayor 'From.', ~~~(laty 1;·1952 to: ,. ·hal" -asked War taKen to after :Mayor ,. : '1. :: ' \;,/" • t 1\.ev~utioD the tll&l <~~"'*\ year obj,Qre~ be ·ond Neighbor, ' Mr. Montie has just completed ~wO-..,eek , .tJ'aining ~)J.rt~e at the CUrti~a Fatm~-' Cary, lllinois. In adi:lition to_ leamins the princlple11 · of tfte breeding progran;., Mr, Montle waa alao instructed Jn sucb su~jec:t.a as the lta,ilc. a_n~tomy of. a ~w. the -technique of bl-eeding and the impor.tance and relation!lhip of timins: successful conception. AU breeding was done on live so that he now has had actuil ·experieDce for his work. , . Some 125 bulls In eight differ· ep.t bre~ds are kept It tbe farm lo· ·~! lp the irUflelal breediftlt j:lt:ogrJ)n.,,ut are bne-bred for uni· 'follmltf aDd conform to th"e ·stdct an:intensiVe \ ······~. ..·.can. .· Half" .Q. ... Tu11day, May 3, 1955, you ~j!l ~~·~tci Moyor for tll+1.1 l•ft two y.-ara. I am a can.1~idate fpfj:h~taffice. lft.yau people of Pomeroy see it prO,.r all~ fitting to elect m•i.\~J,~nt oct will be to put the' City.Hall back in order Your F the Crippled Children's her tr." dre<l II ' ' How- of Grate, 11. H. . -~ That being ·th lnatltutian, where our laws arelllad~~~~·~nforce.d. One of our. leoding citizens made an _in· spection of the City Hall· just after the remadlliniJ ioll/fi'-{.~on'e downstain in .the club raOilt Ol.'ld' '*a• told ·thi jab just cost $200(). New sinksJiiew toilets~ new bar,. ojt;{',fijfurt• of different kinds, but yilt they do . the money, that Is th11 ta~payeflmaney;·to· repair o~r·:•~lwould call the Nima•:leling jab yery . ~l·h .' ',· .··. •'·r -,·r· .. -~ . when Pomeroy is sa. badly in nted, of so ma~y things ~4f;~;e necessary- ~ ' tlon day •• oppoeite' f~Oftl · J,p the race for Ma7or of .f~ elubed head-cut. · ., ' AreumeatJ w~e breW~n& Pf·) and con, c.ver 1 poliUcal adftrh 11• ment -•·eed in Tbe DaJtv 8eiltiM1 ." on Monday by fOJ'ID.~ Ma)'Ot Delmar A. Canaday, lftkina: vletorr :,:=.mbeat Elbert 'P. Canaday dtarged that beer beinr: eold iD the Cit_r HaU, and 8lid if be were elected ....he Canaday r~erred to a recent remodelin& job dwe oa tile lint floor of the Citv Hall •'""'•• Wt , ,._ a citizen was told .,be- Job just coat $2000." ., . ..New •inb, new toilets. oew bat and raiturea of different klacis. the laio that lleip ,<:ouoty, wl>leh but yet .they do DOt ba•~ llit! . · will be hu done so well 1n the pMt, ftlOfle)'; that .iJ 'the tupayen: Harrla 1 , . will Profit br the exc:ellent wott money to repair our ~t!f4... C.~ , ,.; j'....j~q~·:, , Hllfo ~oo~or 111o • -~.-.loll. Delmar,Firemen Lock Hofns Over Beer Sales Tiff To Conduct Coupty's Program - Cand~ale 5c . •Speech Therapist mIDOlS (See Picture of Kegs Below in the Rear of City tiQII.) '<•lf•piihllean '.• t'- w-•.,. No. 15 r I Delmar A. Canada'y Mlo64. <IJ .......... ~. NnltM ..... ed Over Week . OHIO> P"""' <'"""r ..... ....,, Nnllht ...... w ........,, h\tll ~., Q to 17. Lew ~ WilT VIRGINIA• Portly rom· .urc - Weather will be ih lWecb Grove cemetery, under tbe direct'loa of the EWinl Funeral Home. •Nothing Material' Found tn Robbery . ' ,.~ SENIOR Clllil!l TO IIIHIARSI The Sealor Choir of Heath Methodist Ctuarc. wili practice Thursday at 7:80 1u~ad of Wednesd.ay because Or lbt eoDfllct wltb the County-wide Music Fes· ATTENOS DINNIR At\ondillJI 1110 J - e dintinl scheduled for Wedaetday. ner ~ere Mr.· iiiCI1 lift. Vlrilf Cap'a OfTbelleacl Sez: Brown, Mr. and ·Jin. BiJI. Cbilds, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pll.nley, Mr. aod llra. BJtll FollrOcl. Mr. alld Mn. fthU Globoklr, Mr. and Mra. flex Janl~t irr. and lll'fl. FN.nk lenni~ Mr, and Htll. Jli.. chard Karr, lfr; and 1 Mrs. Harry Kidd, llr. ~~~~ lrn. BIU Kutght, lllr. and Mri~Jioler ,~ lit.. aad ·llra. EulQ{Baekli!J'. Mr. and llrB. Vemcm. ~. lin. HArry MiUer .md Mrt. OllYe lntrabam. �• ' _Scelba May Be In Dang~rOfLos~QgJob He Fights ~mmunists WithSuchSucees$ , · ·1 .The Daily Sentinel 01' Till MIIGs.MASOif ARIA NoUonal odvertiJing ropresen· · Pub1i.Jbed t-Vl"l'1 aftemOOD ex- tltive, Bottinelli-Ktmball, lne , oept Sundq by The Ohio Valley Mil Lexlnaton Me., New York llenUnel. Ill<., at 110 lfe<hanle City, 18, N. Y. I me<jll!er, afton! to WISt il . . . Unltad ·''"' i1ofl eo,....,...donl ter'1"1 !euds '.io>teod of atleldnl ba,is a party "!!IIddle ot tile road.o ... CHARLIS M. MCCANli .,._ . per week : ,me year In advance · Entered IS seeond c!au mall· at The Daily Sentmel ofhce, !ill malfer at the post ofrl('e at $lt..80; aix months, $7 .80; three montbs, $3.90. By motor route ;omeroy, Oblo where avaUable ttM montb $1 ... h rd 0 .u... Bt mall one rear $8; ai" montta s IIIIC I , vw•n . , tn . ..._r, ... .,. 25; three months $2 50 , one Jack Collette •. • City ld1tor month $1 . s- ... 'More For Your Labor • \~., from farmers and ranchers and seeing to 1t t hat all cuh an• II may be hard to believe-but you spt>nd j u!!l abou.t the same readily ava!lab](• to COI",sumers prc.porticn of your income for 'in every noO'k and crann y th e More for your lflbor P2 30 I ' cr meat now as you d1d a quarter- country S1ncc 1925. meat pack· cent ury ago, wben prices of CV· mg f1rm s have rcalt:;:cd avP rage I pr('sent· rarn mg:s . or day levels. 'than cne ('t' nl per dollar of s a l t·~ During the 1026.30 period, th e - as avcrtr;te person had S633 able: fn:@me ~~~t year. per ng am~.,..n en rly fiYI' cents for he Finally , it tnk l.'s lor .his mut Since 1950. average prtcc ().1 many it ems than it dirposable mcome hu been $1 ,. durin g the 1!)29 boom. 448, and the meat b11l has been ample, in that year th e t1o 6 per cent. ,, Another constant be~:~n t~ me~t perfor,m-!1 Job cr ~he I For t ht I dnll ex 1 av~>rage manpofacturmg worker could bu y factor prorils earned has onc-and-f.our by mdustry, ·;dft.ki ng ftft hs the chuck roast wt th the whtC'h earned m an pounds money hour . Now of h~ an big and complicated hour's work pays for a.hout three· buying Dr. Leonard Ri~lllf!man, presi· dent or Morris HarveY CoUeee, b dd to d • 1' wIll ,eottverthe t e RavensWood a res1 gra ~· , ates Hl&h Sc.hool ot oommeneement •· exercJs:es to bo held :May zo, Prjn~l· ~al Reed F. )fy~s has .-ftnounCed. Jack Carmichael will be the Valedietorian of his eliss and Eli; aabeth Weekley will be the Sa(u· tatorian. Dr. George M'. curry, Dlstriet S!lpet-iiltendent of the Methodist Chtirch, will deliver the annual sermon1 Sunday, Mty 'ls, wbJch wit mark the o~nina: of the com~ h . f h . wIll mar.t ~. openthl 0 t e eem- 1 cons Jderahl ,·l $37.52 or Vt, or 5 9 per cen-t, le-u work·hme today to ea l'n $81, or I dispos· manu!actunn g firm s f CnNu ll y and MorriS-Harvey PresidentS~ .~ e'r· .For Ravenswood Graduatin..,..gtJ .~ ass mor(' I sli ghtly (ln]y mcat-on·the hoof an·d.-One-baH pound6 ·-- -->- I ually increased, refusal of food eeas~• and they · ga.in weight. lfenee we use Uris method-but with a reduced dQ,Je-in Weak, exhausted patJents, and in those who refuse food ." In all hili categories, he . stated the limitation s w1th sharp def- ---- DID YOU KNOW THAT? iD.ltiveness. "Sleep therapy is Jess va1u.able in excited patients than in thosp showing depressi\•e-inhi· " t i' bitory stutes,'' he sat at one point. He cited the tindin~,; of 16 otHer scientists !fhrcl!! of these cUatlons were to the German literature, two to the French, and the,remain· der to tfle Rqseiaq, taken advantage or all the There' s that shop I alw~ys want · clearlld places where uttl 1tv l1ne!l 1 cd, nghl there at Bridgeport. ran and there, they stm ply took plainly marked "Bionehc's Beauty over in o. do.ncing white not of Shop" and Oad says "Here you bloom nil up und down t ho~ L' slopes hDdda r\nne clear ov er to W Vn - you could just hNil' ol d Dame to fuul 1t .' nut that rwtn(' dol.'sn'l Natu 1·c murmurin g ''How nil'f' th1:;; look ~o had on a ~>hop sign But pt·epnrcd soil nil 1s for my llf'l'Y since I <'<tn't e\'t:m do my own pin ftrSt lumbl mgs of spn ng" curl ~> mu\ohe 1 heltet' Jet it rtdc n wh i\1' A~o lh <'l' goml ideo ~o m• Brnatl correction about Cinding had the new ~ &Z$1eamurns in April "Flower Grower"- they are in the March !Ksue instead, a whole glor· IM glowing pa ge or Lhcm in color. Our dorg, Lady, will aoon now qualify all a regular :Newfoundland type, ctrr)'ml{ a \ittlc btler keg of a.thinK on )y!r neck :mJ rescuJj'g . trav.,lers, if marooned fl:.R31- Jb.t; crool 11now fir any) Becau!ie- hcre· she came, .1dorn· 'd with a plastic neck ribbon and bow with the following note at· tached: HI Mro. ll .. Where Is your column' KeeP it eotntng •• We enjoy it. Hope this reachell you In aood shape as Lady do~11n'1 qualify so well '"'' a "male · A class o{ flUy i~tudenls will • · th e1.r "' · d t h ~.Y'f"'P .,9mas an are: !Werell Ray Abels, Donald Allen Allmant ,Ei~~en Jean Allman, Ronald Ross AliJ11:an. Leah· Rae Bare, Ralpti Keith• Benson, Gladyll Joanne Bever, ' 11 RamOna Ellen Brinker, James· Brotherton. Jaek Blake ci·r nlicr.aet, ·sa-mantha Ann Casto, Biii)' 11Jein Chambtn, Barbara Ann Cte'el, 'Wancy Sue Crtt.. chfield, Heleb Clair Crites, Betty Jeln Dotson, .te'Jth DUrst, C!ltol Louise Evans, Thelma June Fogg·Ins. Marll'•rt c-·11, c•·rl.. ' uno ~ nan. Vlr~in~' Lee l!ordman, Betty Mae Hat dn, 'Emma Zoe Hotf, Lllslie Vlrg~ )HUQiles; Patrici' Ann Jackson, Doriald Jarrett, Eileeri Atin ·KetwO'Od, Mti Perelene Kid· der, Ruby Mae tlncicome, ·Darothy Ann :Mceoyr Eldoil . McCoy, James FloyH McCoy, Doris Ann McDermott, Starlin& Millerz William Rober~ p.innell, G hArte~ j. re~:etvc Jtem:, tian. Demoer1 ft Tbe "le«.'' ,;16t W:in.b. to "" lhe support Cit the ')tit wlne SoclaJist grou-.! Of !t'letro NeDill,. who js a leUow .. traveler wft.h the eommun~ .!Fhe rtpt·-Whtli wants; to ~~ t-he support right, wing ·w.nu tb ..... Uo PD.t} 'q.f ti4t w~na1 pillrUet, I'DdUf lng t~ M9j>aJ"!~!Jt• .j. : · , · , · · 4: 5eelha opfJrJy lli4 t · ~itttrl~ fo\iih¢ btollehi'l candidacY .tar the prea.ld~ncy. ,. .' P1 vored ;- ~.n.li~niHn · ~.., 1 · T Se)'lbo did not wanl 1 · 'ohrlot- n.n~oerat .~ ·~ ian .,... "" cl ..a" ' DOrtravored the election partisan, SOI)le man who wD\llct oppeal to ~lie small P,.r!let'·:\vi)Jtl su~ort the Christian ~ Demol.'lats In a · -eoaUtl0n 1 of'· '·ee:ltter groups. J. · The parly refused tt~A",' a •" '<: 1 .,. wi~h Se¢!'ba, and (k.Q ;l waa , ~~ 1 "' elected. . 1 'the pr~idetit ":.: pf1 :rg~i:t, ~· lqre the Pre5i.dent df ,l"t.a~Ce~ ii' larrely a figurehead: But he- · ~u· one. i>t'~Oflltk·e . o! lll'!'ll' hlii>6rjltn<e. When a J)l'ilne min:Jilter n~n•~ lt Ja Up to the pre&kleht tt ,·~ 8 a sUccessor, . sjj)ject'' 1'o : ecmtlrmaUon bl" PatllahriJnt~ ~ ·'"' 1 • ~ • Gro~i ,will NA·--· &leflo,r S,' Schaal, "'lddleport Society Editor - Pbone 6079 l»ddleJI-hl H.lwkina. Pomeroy Society Editor-Phone 6244 1bl1 groUbd. talfe ice · May II. Next day, ·r.nder t ~ eoM(~ tu•ion "IJ ld .__ ' . ~ ...~ y Wl WOII ... m'ere'ly a !or:tna1lt7 ah~ tie' YI•Iild be asked to torm e new ment. ,., , . ,,.;,.;. ,. · But Gri:).-Jehl is' 6xpei'!ted tO . C!ept the resicnation 91 his feJ.. .. Middleport Personals · B' •v• * ' som e Ce nwte i'Y " t hfll type Pic;. Cbarlea Monia who hu turo to hU: work 11 bookkeeper at a\ rort Ireox; ltl., II home \be Rlur Company. for o· fllleen claY leave with bls · H"1U')' Honoeoy wu slated tO< < ,.....u. 1ft: and l'jl! Sr. llld fomil1. Mr1. loHph Mor· .Mrs. Allen Hu"bca mljor IIUller)' at Holzer Hoapital ladoy. lira. llilah lfeAIIIJter, Charleroi, Po., opent Su,nday wttb bu IIJter, Mra. llenneay and ..., Robert, and dUed on Mr. Hennuy ln GllllitOIIs. lfr. and lira. Marvin· Rowh, Chlrluton, w!lo viJiled llr. and Mzw. Eorl Roub, wue aeeompanled to GalllpoiiJ by lira. 'tori Roush w•er• they vtolted Arthur RoUJh, a medleol pallent at Hoi· ur Hotpital. ' Vr. and llrs. Clifford Erwin-vi. lted llr. and Mrl. Tlflor ond lbree ehUdren at Loeon Sun· .. at.allinc oltteer 11114 ~then ,mn.ll· ed were: vice pre1ideat, Mra. Da.vid Dartt Jr.; Litereture, Jln. C. E. Hoyt; M..IAioDJ, Mn. «;:. P. Bradbury; ChriJtlla. Stln'iee ,ud Love Giftt, Mtl. Harry HoudUh.elt; '\vbJte CrOll, Mn. Jobn Kauff; a...... ab""'ibd wu inttalled u president of the B. H. 'Sauboro MlllloDU')' Soti~Y. when the, met llonday evenlfll allhe l"'nn ll.ai>' tilt Cburch. Mn. ,Charlet Beaa..U out.,olDI prealH.nt~ wu tbe la- l[!r, ...a·"""' ~.,... L107d and ¥r. and lira. Robert IIUII were YQ!ton In Atlleoo Saturday nicht. • ltev: Howml Ruppel~ putor of lhe ,Jinl Preob)'teri&ll Chun:h bu . ~ !rom Now York Cl\7 ~" be rilllo'! rela\1- laat ·'1'~ · · )Jn, Kl,l ~II a "!"Jieal,Palien! ol Holler Hotpilal: lJf.r..an!l. Mn. ~nn'' Gallq'er ·~- IOJI. C~III'IU!oa, spool the ftf!lend ~\!llfr. and llrs. c. P. family' . . oa · BOker ~n4 ,Jack llobson c1a,y ~~~rt·Pollleror Rotarians, a~ ' I~ ,the l>IWicl Coofereaee at Billy, ann of Mr. and Mra. Den· ~~ Jlope Suiut.,.. ., · ver Rl~e 11 Ill wllh measla. Howmlllattox, Chippewa, 0., · ~ Dinell·11rot blrtlldoy of Mn. ~ ~~ rWaS eelebhled OVer apent lhe weekend wltb his par.I 'lfeei!Oild wheq .llee daqbler 4itta Mr. .and lira. Elmer J.lattox. . }!:oolel!!, Cpl>~. Colum(IUI Mrs. v...,.on Bllko!llee, :Medina, wu.het "'OIL · · ~ villtod her brolbero, Carl and •!tit. llrs. L. D. Diles, . MIJa Elmer Mattox and their families. ~ Sanborn, lfn. ROilier Hyliell, $urld1J1 ,.eats at \be Carl Mattox ¥1'1. A. R. Pullen, lira. Shirley home Included lfn. Kath'I')'D Bud" ~~ Kn. Oeora~ ReyJtolda vlilt- ..._ ond 10111. Jenning and John, od II"'• and Mra. Joho Sdneo, llev- ¥1&· l!ltnl!l Ord, Henderson, llr. er:Jy, wbeb tbey were there lion- aod Mrt.. Otho Mattox, Mr. and d~ , t9-r~t~nd ~'Q fu'eral ' of a Mra. Eutace WJlaon and ao.n, t"ffl'er loeal .BipU.t minilter, the AndJ, l'olat Pleaoant. I 'l""•.Kfeaier. , · .Mr. and lira. Clyde Keaslnger " ~Ohn l'ult>; Who bu ~p I me- and odD, 0tol'fO, Akron, apent tbe dloal patient at Kobel' llolpltal re- weekend with his parenta, llr. and turned home Monday ~ after a lin. Beectfu Keulnger and other ' ahnrt reeuperative ,perlftd will re- :·elai\Ytl· trim; a m.us arrana:ement of eprine flower a in • tall urn thaped pottecy vue; and a pillow vue of tulipl wltb rhododendron fol· il(ge. Twenty one members and the &\lest apeaker, were ~re~ent for the meetina:. An t~vttation wa• read from the Twdieht Garden ,.Club to atten~ the MeiJI County meetiDJ of Dllt.rict 11 to be held at the Pomeroy DAV hall, Wed· nesda>:n,.May ~1~~ 1~ .a . m. ~ . 3 111 L)' 11 p. m. pr--..-, Ebersbacb ur1ed 111 member• to attend. The elub voted toi the civic committee tp bave i; nowerlnl crab tree planted in the court· house ,.eard, tbia fall. A donation was voted to the memorial mart.. er fund, commemorating the build· ing of the firat steamboat "Til• Condor" on the Ohio River. Hra. R. w. P'insterwald gave the J;eport of the nomlnatinl commit· tee u fol~ows: Mra. William Downie, president; Mrs. Charles GoeJlein, Yic:e president; Mrs. Roy Betzlng, treasurer; Mr&. Clair Karr, secretacy; and t~e proeram committee MJaa Lydia Ebersbach, Mrs. R. W. l'inaterwald an\! llrs. Dor Sc'baefer. Tbe slate of officers were aecepted. Members responded to roll eat with a garden aug. &cation and many worth while were brought Out. Tbe .June meeUng wil be held at the home of Mrs. with J«rs, Dor Sehafi:fer and Clair Karr the assisting ~ostesses. It will be an open meetm1 and one roay brine a guest it they notify the b~steu. Dr. Stephen ~yce conserv&~lOD ~peak:~r from the Umv~rsdy will be guest All e~b women of Keip Cowlty are urJed to attead tbe Ill)' F.. lowlhip Day leJ"Ylce It tiN! Keatb Metht.Jdt.t Cbureb llay 6 at 7:30. Tbe 1erviee iJ apoftlf)l'ad bylhe Uolted Church Womea and the Meil' County Council ot United Chqreb Women baa plaaned t.hia procram u•in' the material aeat out by their national laudquarten. Theme of the ten'ice, will be 'The Raponsibie Cbr~ tina F~mny . H I . M:ra. Ben Philson, Middleport 1 low party leader atld n•nie .someScarberry, 'CahiGII Smith, Danit!J body · eli e premier. Richard SntltH1 . Jll:nlce C.i'roll U lhit happeno·,. the Chrllllian . Smith, Loret~a lfene SnHtft, 'Mitdred Lucille Stn~b, Corrine Aver. Democratic feud will be ·~it· ' '. sa Stanley, ' Rjchlrd .VanKirk, Jer- . tend and the only wirllien can rie Ray Walters, Elizabeth Week" . . $ ley and Doris. Jane WJIHams. the etdremlsto, loft or' i'l!lht. Rector , Ca~ft ~ Saft!ed, ',!l¢1ald . ¥ word J...! ''exii<rt' Jr. :~ •a.alaiO \. Jl 't -..- ..., .. 141'f• ~ Emenon .Jones. I;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.. Wen Main Street, a dr.ip, undef YOUR. H'EATING IIILLS $299.00 ·- 3 ROOMSOt BAKER FURNITURE Ohio . PRONIUI ' . \ ~ . l ' ! - .' I ,,, ,. ' ·. I ., ... I • .' t• ' ' . I " . : . '': '. \ ,, ' ' '. \. ••• ,I .Jiut \ . ,. Mandolins .tiar,monicclis • I"' ..., ) "'' ..-' ..'"' ~ • 'f, ' . :~ ' ~rlitars · .,. ,. ' For ~ ··~·· •", ,... ' ' WE ALSO CARRY ' Cbel ;reel : ,. .\ . $TRINGS For n.e;e·llla!J:umenla \ ·' I a .,.~ ~ ~· a~ETT:·~A:R . A:UT9 . 'fit~at.~btSII'~It ~ ~ )I ' •t ··~ A'·~' '. '• '. . ' - ' .. I ' • 'JIEI rot8JY. CIIMr.ucl co: l 1 .,_.,, I?Jt Ill Buick fl/one brings you the ' two big se~~J~~ations~ orders. s.n•t'*'• IOii, Rim I!nd · IJ editor ol " blCIIOitQ,.&li<i· · Tll<l ~ byterian Church tor the procnm The Women'• Society ur Christ ' · Service of Heatb Church are h: tesaes for the Tea undu tM Je. dershJp ot their president, Mn.. SIMON'S MARKET tor has been of ~>ettin g IJ *........... •au:. pt C..JIItll, Wlllllllli LOOK! Wall, iooer 'pi ,- ~ 'OI . w.tUI AND WOiaWO• t "The Final llo~" will be by the women of the Ji'tr.t Ptw- •now& rl-1 TIE LATEX P Ja president of the County CountU and Mn T T Shelton Rad.n will be l~e · ot' tbe leade~a ff111' t1t~ worabip serviee A qJeelal Ia only $1.00 .. Wide V.rl1ty D~ll . The putlents are made to sleep with n wide variety of drugs, a partlculnr drug be ina: chOst!!n to tit outa gas, just run OV<' I' there, get 0 particular p11 ttent. But the R~l: you some good wood- nothing .o sian doctors use small doses and "rcmfwce" the drugs by letting II ' "lOtiO rlx ,Y0\1 up. .- hlu e light nash monotonously In You thought the Pon y Expref~s the sleep wards. or by settl_n.l( a of the ea•·ly 1840.~ and 18t!o0s h.-<1 mu£fled metron\\niO to tlcking gone out, ekccpt on n pos t agn lnon otonously. They Rta:t~ put th heat!Hamp didn't you" Nosirrce boy, producing poultices on e pa· 1 here they come, battin' right at tienb and put hot water bags intt»-. you. plamly marked PONY. Suc11 the beds with them aince warmth ultto encourages sleep. 8 gnorting rarln' tearin' pony, tho, worth severul hundred horses It' lie revealed that Russjap plY· lull nr sale !lays. But nppropriate· ch1atrtsts b~gan devilopln& to l Jy, succinatly and 11imply marked "elertro·sleetl': In 1~. Electr~~ ; PONY are attached m appropriate poa:l· tlons to the patlent'11 head. A I d f f Even that swi t van o oo , pu1smg . of e' l~~ an d wea k now u ~- 1 cIot h tng , mea l s, dl apcu, me dl cIn· t . It d' t d 1 t.o th!m . The t es or whatever In heaven's name nc Y HI tr~c e ~~"' h. I .r~li.• , It took me back to remembering result, fie Sllld , Is , 81fg P~.- - ... romantically how galloping ponv hon felt deep ~ehind the ey~a _.ad x · h f a slight prlcklng In the eyeUii,J expres9 riders girdled t b new , Aft Ul t 30 1 ut most · ~a- , 0 raw young country from East .o cr m n ea iACf WeRt with the news, wtth patJkeb tlcnts begin to hel sleepr,. j,......, ( 0 homo Wtth prec iOUS printed gr.£tdually they fall asleep, ~ - \ s~o~ts or ~arly newspapers And since 1949, h~ _ eo~\J.nue~ :., tl'le Ru1siana have been t"'dQ.t.!,ril• . No wonlle~ a stamp wali long l!rolont: !lleep by infusin1 a.J~'" . lmg ago prmted In thtlr honor 1 ie solutions Into the Vein& of pia stan\p found In every collectton tlenta. "Mter studyin& tlte sbdrt· f I'Xpect term ahd }Oni:•term !fftete ~ of; J.!· coho! In do~. and demon1tratlns 1 thouaht I'd seen Snddle Moun· the harmleunta.!l of approP,riltl tams on previous trips but never doses of the alcoholic mb::tur!IPoft so cl ea rly u!J on this one. There -i.t ourselves, we pl'oeeeded ·to treat stands ag~tinst the sky a deep sad• patit"nts," he said, · dlr. of perfect dimcn!Jions cirved Schls•;:~hr.nlt TrNtmtnt rig ht out of that long blue solid Alcohol-it>dueed sleep Is used line rar far up against the sky, especially in the treatment of , schizophrenia. One bi• 'rea10ft wh)l . ·· 1 don'l expect you to behevt' is that "weU>{feveloped achil· lhiR but we went out to Berr~·- opbrenia and alcoholllllft are set~ ville, Old Virglnny, actually saw dQm found toeether .~' But .alcohol aatd shook hands with famo us b, a- nart1ttic the body .111 ttidrbt.lrlh· Seno.tor Harry F. Byrd, as he stroJ. ly accul'ltomed to· h•r~d1h1a, Jli~ led out In hhl beautifully grounds "It 1" a normal prodUce of met&·. wh1ch were one so1h' fairy mru:ts - - of pink Mnd white dogwood. nlrig Star" and of eourR8 we The disttngull'lhed Senator was boucht . a paper, ' nlef' little 10 clad in tan work pants, well worn pag~ arfalr, and enjoyed lt. Bytd at the bottom and ::~l)ft old aboes, Sr.'s famous brother, • Adm~al AND was wearlnl the widest most rurhatd Byrd, South Pole explorweleominl friendly smile you ever er l.a one of thiet brothe~hfJr saw. The thin1 wu this-he was niulJies-of cOurse, Tont, D.tek ln. ' " delighted lt our delight and Harry, end their ' ~irlhpl~e ~ a lnvtted us ·to "ldok It an over". lovely hill' white ltouse you can•l Just one It! the kledeal, nloest pet!-1 mlsi l••t .. you enter to..... son!\ yqu'd ever want to meet. (Wincltester.) m~rmurttladn\.olhlnc a\IOUI "Tbtt . famouo- ra ... 'lriltild ha.. Of the trip you had I1een lou anywhere·~ an miles of the he, •till Alftll!ni wived uo forew~ luouo ao we loll that nil al!a wh1~~ . f~lryli!ill, tlit• tllal ~iltow•t,\8"6 ~ · . evenlbi 'in tht••ofd. Domlnllllf." • . JUST ASK FOR ':":': . Chrlltlu Soeial Relation., Jlrl. L D. DU..; ChriJtlan Trainlq ond I 'IIAJ{EJR FURNITURE Spiritual IJfe, Mr.. Hooa: MlsalOAary Stewardship 111'1. RaymoJKI. Luman; and Profealonal Womea. Mia. Jto. bert Milia; iecretary, ltlra. ftom.aa Dant; treuurer, Ml.u Jeaaae 1'08 Clark; EJecta, Mn. Clareace Clarki Don:u, Mrl. Beulah 'white: LoveJoy, Mra. Milton Hood; PrileW•, lira. Robert llllil. Duriq the buiilneu m~ eontrJb•tio1111 were voted for ·~ New Furniturt1 SalvaUon Army, the SOUtheA.f\etii Olilo Dally vacation Bible SCbool; the American Bible Society. Mrs. David Darat Jr., was tn ebar•e of the combined program and dMotlonaJ aervlee wbith wa ziven in the church. aanetuary. The- title of the service wu ''City nEE DELIVERY Skylines" and Mra. DIU'St was assisted b)' Mill ViraJala MQea, au· Ou The 8r!JhteR rator, and MrJ. Fieldipt Rawkillf'. , , . ·.•. Comer In Middleport The Dorcas Circle were hoate. J es foi- the eveniae and aerved a A &al.ad course was served hy d.es•erf eoui1b to tlie membe.ra. JIAKER FURNITURE the hostesse& )Irs. E. W. Coates Tbe hostesses invited tbe. II'OUP to the cbureh dining-room where and Mrs. Ebers'bacb, durmg the Mn. Jamea Pullen bad· decorated social hour. the tables .with miniature May poles complete wltli costumed dolls In t~e traditional d"'tce· poses. Arrangements of dog-wood and ualeu were used on the altar of the eanetuary for the service. 3 LB. ...e ,Just happens I' d '·Fire wood for ~nle" at Romney, W Vn wh(·th c1 kmdlin g or fll'l' place logs I can't say We pa~sed too qui ckl y Hut anyw ay, stac ks nnd s tac k~> of good, ca<>h und carry o1· w P deliver I g ue~ ~. Yon run Missionary Group • • Installs Oflicers cbatrman of Garden Cluht, demon· lll'llted aevetal artutltnltat. In· eJudlnJ • ¥erUeJt ann1ement of yellow and bronze tulJps witb white magnolia toJIIje, in , flat areen rontalner; a perpendicular arrangem~nl ol double white 1111claw lD a black nte witb a:old WIENERS set"n Masonic Homes 11nd one Eus· trrn Star home but rl1dn't know o( Ct' lfl(' ({'l'\('11 so llCt llSide- and i.l renl nice uteu tt ts. fur those whn desu·c Chic n' Charming ~ ~ll( n I .. ...e school . -er · This s!tuatiop trom the 1~ election, iD. Whieh tbe Chfit. • at Drld geport Ol' llOillt' pnuf! Here•, too, all tr ~l ~ nd neat ttckll•d me ~ o "t'hild rron F' rec" But what it th e Il l lit• <l('ar ~ st.mrls a cemetery marked " Mu· •A 1 s11ch h:ft t he wahJr Oil , ate the sonp, signed t h" gue9 t hook all hy h1 s own llltll' He lf and locked H tat" comer out~ Oh yott Waldo- J'd luv c to ku ow how you rnmt> uut on that one. • Query, ore all children free nt our hotl•ls ~tround hert·~ Nnh1rnl · lv I've never stayed ut any one dog." M them, but juHt thtnk, wouldn 't Your ardent readers It he u lark to do so, have brenk· 8be waa relieved or her "mail'' !ust m hed, have the papers sent by friend Nora Mill• " B M. 11. ur -mv mind ~>tuggers at the full Wll In WlncheHter, Va, land of po ~sl btlille ~ Sen. Harry F. Byrd, world'a blgBut oh , brother, you'd be Pn QCJt and rcdde!lt apple& nnd con· even !'iO yeurs ex phumnJ!- "You hlnlntl the famous street that SURE !! he wa s bv herse lf? •·won· ehangcd batlds in the Civil War 64 dcr if s he nnd N. reall y had ·• times In one day and- walt till I light 1 " u111l "Migosh nnd ut her catch my. breath and I'Y tell you age, too." aU about It, starting at the very )lee{nntna: and UBin,g my beat up Oh, well , 'twa s a great idea lnd (nc>w} -praetlcalty indecipher· while It lo!lled. rnaybc But r digress, as per usual- t'm able not~•· etJU on my way to Winchester, so ~~~~ ...---We hadn't been anywhere bul ride alon,g, my worthy we\ght11 Cheflhire and Addison Nlnce taking A sign loom s up-it says "VolCharlea to Ctney last Aueust on came 3 miles. Petroleum 7 miles" hla rlrit ttek or the lona:, long tr you don't believe this, go over and 11ec Talk about a treacherous road to Korea. So hela:h·ho for Winchester long combination You might survive on a focal polnl for us, havlnlil made "Petroleum" but who would ri sk 4 or 5 trips in and throuah there "Volcano?" You 'd say - " Me, oh, I before, but not in exnet middle of 11\le ov er here at Vnlcano" and apple blouom ttm~ . who on earth would 1'1Sk visitin.~: . Thl• Um e we'd written thf' you? 1'he world '~~: r1sky ennugh Cbfmber of Commerce (no les11l ) riBht here at MJddlcport Or Wotr and 'they •ave U!l April 24 aR thf't Pen. Or Liekaklllct. Or Duckwl\eat. date wh8n their thou.andH (If Or any or them placrs- you can't aor11 of dojnty apple bloom hou· hardly find Mne of them place!! 4tailtl woUld' atUJJ you with Lhelr any more, so there you are. ~fume at)d Jovellnelll. They A Ktir ring sentence pop1 up. (thl~ elflclent C. of C.) mailed uo tbiek booklets and stuff uralna:. I forg:et whether on !il Burma lppeallna:, entreitlng that we Shave or filling statwn, anyway 'Thb: best safety dcvire in your eome. So haul out the aull rases, rake car is you" I haven't seen the he:tt up 1ome gu monev. adopt L1dy of that on e yet So don't douseout to the falthrul Mlll &es and the devirc in nlrohol, fdend-'tho 9ald 'twill g 11111 up the wh ole away we go. Ever try to re•d not('B after they wolks lOt ~ld and after tht•v'd rlddeo 1 am ~tun nod , eternnlly and for • miles. 1M or whlth waH over Uae purpleat. w\ndln~ed, t~~teepest evor fr esh ml .v ~tunnfd at the WIY right up ~teariest mountain road 1hiM!llde of W Vn '!i s.tr{'nm,; run Pikt'11 Peak . We refer to the he• t- bill. Yes, 1hcv do, too. Cau11e llnc cUff• to east and west or El· here'!! hm11 I can prove it. You *lna, W. Va . on way home which drive alon g ~tf'adUy ~olna: DOWN route, dear reader, don't ever I lil:entl e tor maybe rU811'Cd) de· tab unlet• 1l your blood pressure cline DOWN, now mlnd youn~mly \lrJdtr C$ntrol t2) your where hNr. 1t your 1eft 10es a:ally ~ J~~ee all pald up and all nne danclnN: a limpid mouotaln stream ' prlllt dully read (cl you reel rea· golq UP. Yes, I Lid UP. You go .,oaably •ate as to spiritual mat· rle:h1 Qver there and see. And I t.,.._.IKI In thil last I'm not bet [ can prove It b)'" 'till~ DU es. JOiclnt. not at oil. John and Laura Scinfl.t and a few do~:en oth er as8orted fotln.er Moun. Blftb of whitt ttlllulm frock taln.eets around here. A~ of you lily m.~be l o you! be81n at Shee. doubls tht • Just haVfn'l ebserved ;;;, s.-.nla and 11:0 on lndetinltely 81 keenly ole G~cte-:er~ta over. aort or by mU ~11 Blanche, Is all. . , · •~<t mila and cndlesa mn .. df W. Wbot do Ihey t!t4'(1Jr~amil ••••. itlte f'lower, the rhododen· for gravity, for some biltl ~dom e d~. And. tOr that lallt- the rho· Always prutln g " ~vt..Wa}.,_ teaks Wtindr~~,xou mult tour W. Va ita level , alw~tys" ~,...;~~Jf !-.: ~.it&' Weeki hen~e when it Well, THIS 'wa\ef,; doesn't h• WJll !«<ce over the whole ''use I SAW It wiib ·my ~)'n ·eyes ~1171iilc\'tloo torgoou, stuff. running up hill. · ~ one of the llllt ~ lltl'll~~ lrltlluma In many wonders , '111''11 :fl~d clvor liM Wa looo•, they welt, there, is all 1 know. uu <1ft Pi'ern1~r MaPio &eelba bas been 1 together 1o 'A.\ Comrnunl.sm. 10 sUccessf'ul in flght.ihg . [tilly's A1s.o, it "has lost erne of ita old Comm~nl.sts ~hat he IS litr:ely to anfi~Red crusading aopif'H!al to the l o.~. h.is J~ •.n a couple of we~ voters. . ... F1rst u manister or intertor, Ammtore E)fllf'I,J\i, who at then as prime minister, Stelba secrttary gen.erU controls the hu been a symbol of mili~nt Chri.aiim Democrat to Party. mach• an.ti-Com.rnunism. for eight years. ine, ~as 1Qn-een re111'd:td u But now t.be Communist Party an a&pi~ant l:'j job·. ' it on the down grade. It is 108· Pf.SII~ tens Sc•lli't in]( .s1rengt:h • lD mernbership, IL •B ut the la ~.JPrcat to SCellla tllsq ia loalng it• /ll'ip on the eame on )'ri~Xrt.,Jt1hen 11!0YaMI leadenhip of the big Italian la- Gro~chi, .CJlrlf!Mf. Demoeratie bor unions. J><'<tldfll\ ' O)ftliif ,c,hamber of ~ Hence the Red men.act, which putles, .wa!f. ~e<l president of loomed so large in lWy after. ltaly tot a. ~ -~•r term. • World War D, ha! become reGronCiii £3 e;~~der Of wh:r\t mote. is. called th«b iffj}.Ving of the par· The Christian Democratic P.a"- ty, thoueh lie 1S 'anti..Commlinlsl L!:._~ which Seelba it a founding There alsp, is ~~ 1 ;ight wing. Scel -.,.....- . , ---- · st., Pomeroy, 0 . Buaine.u offlee Subscription ratu : neti'fery b:f phon e 398, editorial Gtrice phone carrier where available 30 cents eryLtung wel'e far belcw The opaeiouo llviq room of tile bome of Mn. TbOOIIore !benbocb WU the ICeDe of I nower worll:lbop llondoy afl.erlloon wbelt tha , Pomuoy GardeA Clttll illd u their JUOit IIlJa Etbel Gorltultl, Wbo pve inlti'Uctiou In makinl ar ~ ran1emea.tt of »Print: ftowen. Miu Gorljond, \be lle'-" CoUIIiy �• ' _Scelba May Be In Dang~rOfLos~QgJob He Fights ~mmunists WithSuchSucees$ , · ·1 .The Daily Sentinel 01' Till MIIGs.MASOif ARIA NoUonal odvertiJing ropresen· · Pub1i.Jbed t-Vl"l'1 aftemOOD ex- tltive, Bottinelli-Ktmball, lne , oept Sundq by The Ohio Valley Mil Lexlnaton Me., New York llenUnel. Ill<., at 110 lfe<hanle City, 18, N. Y. I me<jll!er, afton! to WISt il . . . Unltad ·''"' i1ofl eo,....,...donl ter'1"1 !euds '.io>teod of atleldnl ba,is a party "!!IIddle ot tile road.o ... CHARLIS M. MCCANli .,._ . per week : ,me year In advance · Entered IS seeond c!au mall· at The Daily Sentmel ofhce, !ill malfer at the post ofrl('e at $lt..80; aix months, $7 .80; three montbs, $3.90. By motor route ;omeroy, Oblo where avaUable ttM montb $1 ... h rd 0 .u... Bt mall one rear $8; ai" montta s IIIIC I , vw•n . , tn . ..._r, ... .,. 25; three months $2 50 , one Jack Collette •. • City ld1tor month $1 . s- ... 'More For Your Labor • \~., from farmers and ranchers and seeing to 1t t hat all cuh an• II may be hard to believe-but you spt>nd j u!!l abou.t the same readily ava!lab](• to COI",sumers prc.porticn of your income for 'in every noO'k and crann y th e More for your lflbor P2 30 I ' cr meat now as you d1d a quarter- country S1ncc 1925. meat pack· cent ury ago, wben prices of CV· mg f1rm s have rcalt:;:cd avP rage I pr('sent· rarn mg:s . or day levels. 'than cne ('t' nl per dollar of s a l t·~ During the 1026.30 period, th e - as avcrtr;te person had S633 able: fn:@me ~~~t year. per ng am~.,..n en rly fiYI' cents for he Finally , it tnk l.'s lor .his mut Since 1950. average prtcc ().1 many it ems than it dirposable mcome hu been $1 ,. durin g the 1!)29 boom. 448, and the meat b11l has been ample, in that year th e t1o 6 per cent. ,, Another constant be~:~n t~ me~t perfor,m-!1 Job cr ~he I For t ht I dnll ex 1 av~>rage manpofacturmg worker could bu y factor prorils earned has onc-and-f.our by mdustry, ·;dft.ki ng ftft hs the chuck roast wt th the whtC'h earned m an pounds money hour . Now of h~ an big and complicated hour's work pays for a.hout three· buying Dr. Leonard Ri~lllf!man, presi· dent or Morris HarveY CoUeee, b dd to d • 1' wIll ,eottverthe t e RavensWood a res1 gra ~· , ates Hl&h Sc.hool ot oommeneement •· exercJs:es to bo held :May zo, Prjn~l· ~al Reed F. )fy~s has .-ftnounCed. Jack Carmichael will be the Valedietorian of his eliss and Eli; aabeth Weekley will be the Sa(u· tatorian. Dr. George M'. curry, Dlstriet S!lpet-iiltendent of the Methodist Chtirch, will deliver the annual sermon1 Sunday, Mty 'ls, wbJch wit mark the o~nina: of the com~ h . f h . wIll mar.t ~. openthl 0 t e eem- 1 cons Jderahl ,·l $37.52 or Vt, or 5 9 per cen-t, le-u work·hme today to ea l'n $81, or I dispos· manu!actunn g firm s f CnNu ll y and MorriS-Harvey PresidentS~ .~ e'r· .For Ravenswood Graduatin..,..gtJ .~ ass mor(' I sli ghtly (ln]y mcat-on·the hoof an·d.-One-baH pound6 ·-- -->- I ually increased, refusal of food eeas~• and they · ga.in weight. lfenee we use Uris method-but with a reduced dQ,Je-in Weak, exhausted patJents, and in those who refuse food ." In all hili categories, he . stated the limitation s w1th sharp def- ---- DID YOU KNOW THAT? iD.ltiveness. "Sleep therapy is Jess va1u.able in excited patients than in thosp showing depressi\•e-inhi· " t i' bitory stutes,'' he sat at one point. He cited the tindin~,; of 16 otHer scientists !fhrcl!! of these cUatlons were to the German literature, two to the French, and the,remain· der to tfle Rqseiaq, taken advantage or all the There' s that shop I alw~ys want · clearlld places where uttl 1tv l1ne!l 1 cd, nghl there at Bridgeport. ran and there, they stm ply took plainly marked "Bionehc's Beauty over in o. do.ncing white not of Shop" and Oad says "Here you bloom nil up und down t ho~ L' slopes hDdda r\nne clear ov er to W Vn - you could just hNil' ol d Dame to fuul 1t .' nut that rwtn(' dol.'sn'l Natu 1·c murmurin g ''How nil'f' th1:;; look ~o had on a ~>hop sign But pt·epnrcd soil nil 1s for my llf'l'Y since I <'<tn't e\'t:m do my own pin ftrSt lumbl mgs of spn ng" curl ~> mu\ohe 1 heltet' Jet it rtdc n wh i\1' A~o lh <'l' goml ideo ~o m• Brnatl correction about Cinding had the new ~ &Z$1eamurns in April "Flower Grower"- they are in the March !Ksue instead, a whole glor· IM glowing pa ge or Lhcm in color. Our dorg, Lady, will aoon now qualify all a regular :Newfoundland type, ctrr)'ml{ a \ittlc btler keg of a.thinK on )y!r neck :mJ rescuJj'g . trav.,lers, if marooned fl:.R31- Jb.t; crool 11now fir any) Becau!ie- hcre· she came, .1dorn· 'd with a plastic neck ribbon and bow with the following note at· tached: HI Mro. ll .. Where Is your column' KeeP it eotntng •• We enjoy it. Hope this reachell you In aood shape as Lady do~11n'1 qualify so well '"'' a "male · A class o{ flUy i~tudenls will • · th e1.r "' · d t h ~.Y'f"'P .,9mas an are: !Werell Ray Abels, Donald Allen Allmant ,Ei~~en Jean Allman, Ronald Ross AliJ11:an. Leah· Rae Bare, Ralpti Keith• Benson, Gladyll Joanne Bever, ' 11 RamOna Ellen Brinker, James· Brotherton. Jaek Blake ci·r nlicr.aet, ·sa-mantha Ann Casto, Biii)' 11Jein Chambtn, Barbara Ann Cte'el, 'Wancy Sue Crtt.. chfield, Heleb Clair Crites, Betty Jeln Dotson, .te'Jth DUrst, C!ltol Louise Evans, Thelma June Fogg·Ins. Marll'•rt c-·11, c•·rl.. ' uno ~ nan. Vlr~in~' Lee l!ordman, Betty Mae Hat dn, 'Emma Zoe Hotf, Lllslie Vlrg~ )HUQiles; Patrici' Ann Jackson, Doriald Jarrett, Eileeri Atin ·KetwO'Od, Mti Perelene Kid· der, Ruby Mae tlncicome, ·Darothy Ann :Mceoyr Eldoil . McCoy, James FloyH McCoy, Doris Ann McDermott, Starlin& Millerz William Rober~ p.innell, G hArte~ j. re~:etvc Jtem:, tian. Demoer1 ft Tbe "le«.'' ,;16t W:in.b. to "" lhe support Cit the ')tit wlne SoclaJist grou-.! Of !t'letro NeDill,. who js a leUow .. traveler wft.h the eommun~ .!Fhe rtpt·-Whtli wants; to ~~ t-he support right, wing ·w.nu tb ..... Uo PD.t} 'q.f ti4t w~na1 pillrUet, I'DdUf lng t~ M9j>aJ"!~!Jt• .j. : · , · , · · 4: 5eelha opfJrJy lli4 t · ~itttrl~ fo\iih¢ btollehi'l candidacY .tar the prea.ld~ncy. ,. .' P1 vored ;- ~.n.li~niHn · ~.., 1 · T Se)'lbo did not wanl 1 · 'ohrlot- n.n~oerat .~ ·~ ian .,... "" cl ..a" ' DOrtravored the election partisan, SOI)le man who wD\llct oppeal to ~lie small P,.r!let'·:\vi)Jtl su~ort the Christian ~ Demol.'lats In a · -eoaUtl0n 1 of'· '·ee:ltter groups. J. · The parly refused tt~A",' a •" '<: 1 .,. wi~h Se¢!'ba, and (k.Q ;l waa , ~~ 1 "' elected. . 1 'the pr~idetit ":.: pf1 :rg~i:t, ~· lqre the Pre5i.dent df ,l"t.a~Ce~ ii' larrely a figurehead: But he- · ~u· one. i>t'~Oflltk·e . o! lll'!'ll' hlii>6rjltn<e. When a J)l'ilne min:Jilter n~n•~ lt Ja Up to the pre&kleht tt ,·~ 8 a sUccessor, . sjj)ject'' 1'o : ecmtlrmaUon bl" PatllahriJnt~ ~ ·'"' 1 • ~ • Gro~i ,will NA·--· &leflo,r S,' Schaal, "'lddleport Society Editor - Pbone 6079 l»ddleJI-hl H.lwkina. Pomeroy Society Editor-Phone 6244 1bl1 groUbd. talfe ice · May II. Next day, ·r.nder t ~ eoM(~ tu•ion "IJ ld .__ ' . ~ ...~ y Wl WOII ... m'ere'ly a !or:tna1lt7 ah~ tie' YI•Iild be asked to torm e new ment. ,., , . ,,.;,.;. ,. · But Gri:).-Jehl is' 6xpei'!ted tO . C!ept the resicnation 91 his feJ.. .. Middleport Personals · B' •v• * ' som e Ce nwte i'Y " t hfll type Pic;. Cbarlea Monia who hu turo to hU: work 11 bookkeeper at a\ rort Ireox; ltl., II home \be Rlur Company. for o· fllleen claY leave with bls · H"1U')' Honoeoy wu slated tO< < ,.....u. 1ft: and l'jl! Sr. llld fomil1. Mr1. loHph Mor· .Mrs. Allen Hu"bca mljor IIUller)' at Holzer Hoapital ladoy. lira. llilah lfeAIIIJter, Charleroi, Po., opent Su,nday wttb bu IIJter, Mra. llenneay and ..., Robert, and dUed on Mr. Hennuy ln GllllitOIIs. lfr. and lira. Marvin· Rowh, Chlrluton, w!lo viJiled llr. and Mzw. Eorl Roub, wue aeeompanled to GalllpoiiJ by lira. 'tori Roush w•er• they vtolted Arthur RoUJh, a medleol pallent at Hoi· ur Hotpital. ' Vr. and llrs. Clifford Erwin-vi. lted llr. and Mrl. Tlflor ond lbree ehUdren at Loeon Sun· .. at.allinc oltteer 11114 ~then ,mn.ll· ed were: vice pre1ideat, Mra. Da.vid Dartt Jr.; Litereture, Jln. C. E. Hoyt; M..IAioDJ, Mn. «;:. P. Bradbury; ChriJtlla. Stln'iee ,ud Love Giftt, Mtl. Harry HoudUh.elt; '\vbJte CrOll, Mn. Jobn Kauff; a...... ab""'ibd wu inttalled u president of the B. H. 'Sauboro MlllloDU')' Soti~Y. when the, met llonday evenlfll allhe l"'nn ll.ai>' tilt Cburch. Mn. ,Charlet Beaa..U out.,olDI prealH.nt~ wu tbe la- l[!r, ...a·"""' ~.,... L107d and ¥r. and lira. Robert IIUII were YQ!ton In Atlleoo Saturday nicht. • ltev: Howml Ruppel~ putor of lhe ,Jinl Preob)'teri&ll Chun:h bu . ~ !rom Now York Cl\7 ~" be rilllo'! rela\1- laat ·'1'~ · · )Jn, Kl,l ~II a "!"Jieal,Palien! ol Holler Hotpilal: lJf.r..an!l. Mn. ~nn'' Gallq'er ·~- IOJI. C~III'IU!oa, spool the ftf!lend ~\!llfr. and llrs. c. P. family' . . oa · BOker ~n4 ,Jack llobson c1a,y ~~~rt·Pollleror Rotarians, a~ ' I~ ,the l>IWicl Coofereaee at Billy, ann of Mr. and Mra. Den· ~~ Jlope Suiut.,.. ., · ver Rl~e 11 Ill wllh measla. Howmlllattox, Chippewa, 0., · ~ Dinell·11rot blrtlldoy of Mn. ~ ~~ rWaS eelebhled OVer apent lhe weekend wltb his par.I 'lfeei!Oild wheq .llee daqbler 4itta Mr. .and lira. Elmer J.lattox. . }!:oolel!!, Cpl>~. Colum(IUI Mrs. v...,.on Bllko!llee, :Medina, wu.het "'OIL · · ~ villtod her brolbero, Carl and •!tit. llrs. L. D. Diles, . MIJa Elmer Mattox and their families. ~ Sanborn, lfn. ROilier Hyliell, $urld1J1 ,.eats at \be Carl Mattox ¥1'1. A. R. Pullen, lira. Shirley home Included lfn. Kath'I')'D Bud" ~~ Kn. Oeora~ ReyJtolda vlilt- ..._ ond 10111. Jenning and John, od II"'• and Mra. Joho Sdneo, llev- ¥1&· l!ltnl!l Ord, Henderson, llr. er:Jy, wbeb tbey were there lion- aod Mrt.. Otho Mattox, Mr. and d~ , t9-r~t~nd ~'Q fu'eral ' of a Mra. Eutace WJlaon and ao.n, t"ffl'er loeal .BipU.t minilter, the AndJ, l'olat Pleaoant. I 'l""•.Kfeaier. , · .Mr. and lira. Clyde Keaslnger " ~Ohn l'ult>; Who bu ~p I me- and odD, 0tol'fO, Akron, apent tbe dloal patient at Kobel' llolpltal re- weekend with his parenta, llr. and turned home Monday ~ after a lin. Beectfu Keulnger and other ' ahnrt reeuperative ,perlftd will re- :·elai\Ytl· trim; a m.us arrana:ement of eprine flower a in • tall urn thaped pottecy vue; and a pillow vue of tulipl wltb rhododendron fol· il(ge. Twenty one members and the &\lest apeaker, were ~re~ent for the meetina:. An t~vttation wa• read from the Twdieht Garden ,.Club to atten~ the MeiJI County meetiDJ of Dllt.rict 11 to be held at the Pomeroy DAV hall, Wed· nesda>:n,.May ~1~~ 1~ .a . m. ~ . 3 111 L)' 11 p. m. pr--..-, Ebersbacb ur1ed 111 member• to attend. The elub voted toi the civic committee tp bave i; nowerlnl crab tree planted in the court· house ,.eard, tbia fall. A donation was voted to the memorial mart.. er fund, commemorating the build· ing of the firat steamboat "Til• Condor" on the Ohio River. Hra. R. w. P'insterwald gave the J;eport of the nomlnatinl commit· tee u fol~ows: Mra. William Downie, president; Mrs. Charles GoeJlein, Yic:e president; Mrs. Roy Betzlng, treasurer; Mr&. Clair Karr, secretacy; and t~e proeram committee MJaa Lydia Ebersbach, Mrs. R. W. l'inaterwald an\! llrs. Dor Sc'baefer. Tbe slate of officers were aecepted. Members responded to roll eat with a garden aug. &cation and many worth while were brought Out. Tbe .June meeUng wil be held at the home of Mrs. with J«rs, Dor Sehafi:fer and Clair Karr the assisting ~ostesses. It will be an open meetm1 and one roay brine a guest it they notify the b~steu. Dr. Stephen ~yce conserv&~lOD ~peak:~r from the Umv~rsdy will be guest All e~b women of Keip Cowlty are urJed to attead tbe Ill)' F.. lowlhip Day leJ"Ylce It tiN! Keatb Metht.Jdt.t Cbureb llay 6 at 7:30. Tbe 1erviee iJ apoftlf)l'ad bylhe Uolted Church Womea and the Meil' County Council ot United Chqreb Women baa plaaned t.hia procram u•in' the material aeat out by their national laudquarten. Theme of the ten'ice, will be 'The Raponsibie Cbr~ tina F~mny . H I . M:ra. Ben Philson, Middleport 1 low party leader atld n•nie .someScarberry, 'CahiGII Smith, Danit!J body · eli e premier. Richard SntltH1 . Jll:nlce C.i'roll U lhit happeno·,. the Chrllllian . Smith, Loret~a lfene SnHtft, 'Mitdred Lucille Stn~b, Corrine Aver. Democratic feud will be ·~it· ' '. sa Stanley, ' Rjchlrd .VanKirk, Jer- . tend and the only wirllien can rie Ray Walters, Elizabeth Week" . . $ ley and Doris. Jane WJIHams. the etdremlsto, loft or' i'l!lht. Rector , Ca~ft ~ Saft!ed, ',!l¢1ald . ¥ word J...! ''exii<rt' Jr. :~ •a.alaiO \. Jl 't -..- ..., .. 141'f• ~ Emenon .Jones. I;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.. Wen Main Street, a dr.ip, undef YOUR. H'EATING IIILLS $299.00 ·- 3 ROOMSOt BAKER FURNITURE Ohio . PRONIUI ' . \ ~ . l ' ! - .' I ,,, ,. ' ·. I ., ... I • .' t• ' ' . I " . : . '': '. \ ,, ' ' '. \. ••• ,I .Jiut \ . ,. Mandolins .tiar,monicclis • I"' ..., ) "'' ..-' ..'"' ~ • 'f, ' . :~ ' ~rlitars · .,. ,. ' For ~ ··~·· •", ,... ' ' WE ALSO CARRY ' Cbel ;reel : ,. .\ . $TRINGS For n.e;e·llla!J:umenla \ ·' I a .,.~ ~ ~· a~ETT:·~A:R . A:UT9 . 'fit~at.~btSII'~It ~ ~ )I ' •t ··~ A'·~' '. '• '. . ' - ' .. I ' • 'JIEI rot8JY. CIIMr.ucl co: l 1 .,_.,, I?Jt Ill Buick fl/one brings you the ' two big se~~J~~ations~ orders. s.n•t'*'• IOii, Rim I!nd · IJ editor ol " blCIIOitQ,.&li<i· · Tll<l ~ byterian Church tor the procnm The Women'• Society ur Christ ' · Service of Heatb Church are h: tesaes for the Tea undu tM Je. dershJp ot their president, Mn.. SIMON'S MARKET tor has been of ~>ettin g IJ *........... •au:. pt C..JIItll, Wlllllllli LOOK! Wall, iooer 'pi ,- ~ 'OI . w.tUI AND WOiaWO• t "The Final llo~" will be by the women of the Ji'tr.t Ptw- •now& rl-1 TIE LATEX P Ja president of the County CountU and Mn T T Shelton Rad.n will be l~e · ot' tbe leade~a ff111' t1t~ worabip serviee A qJeelal Ia only $1.00 .. Wide V.rl1ty D~ll . The putlents are made to sleep with n wide variety of drugs, a partlculnr drug be ina: chOst!!n to tit outa gas, just run OV<' I' there, get 0 particular p11 ttent. But the R~l: you some good wood- nothing .o sian doctors use small doses and "rcmfwce" the drugs by letting II ' "lOtiO rlx ,Y0\1 up. .- hlu e light nash monotonously In You thought the Pon y Expref~s the sleep wards. or by settl_n.l( a of the ea•·ly 1840.~ and 18t!o0s h.-<1 mu£fled metron\\niO to tlcking gone out, ekccpt on n pos t agn lnon otonously. They Rta:t~ put th heat!Hamp didn't you" Nosirrce boy, producing poultices on e pa· 1 here they come, battin' right at tienb and put hot water bags intt»-. you. plamly marked PONY. Suc11 the beds with them aince warmth ultto encourages sleep. 8 gnorting rarln' tearin' pony, tho, worth severul hundred horses It' lie revealed that Russjap plY· lull nr sale !lays. But nppropriate· ch1atrtsts b~gan devilopln& to l Jy, succinatly and 11imply marked "elertro·sleetl': In 1~. Electr~~ ; PONY are attached m appropriate poa:l· tlons to the patlent'11 head. A I d f f Even that swi t van o oo , pu1smg . of e' l~~ an d wea k now u ~- 1 cIot h tng , mea l s, dl apcu, me dl cIn· t . It d' t d 1 t.o th!m . The t es or whatever In heaven's name nc Y HI tr~c e ~~"' h. I .r~li.• , It took me back to remembering result, fie Sllld , Is , 81fg P~.- - ... romantically how galloping ponv hon felt deep ~ehind the ey~a _.ad x · h f a slight prlcklng In the eyeUii,J expres9 riders girdled t b new , Aft Ul t 30 1 ut most · ~a- , 0 raw young country from East .o cr m n ea iACf WeRt with the news, wtth patJkeb tlcnts begin to hel sleepr,. j,......, ( 0 homo Wtth prec iOUS printed gr.£tdually they fall asleep, ~ - \ s~o~ts or ~arly newspapers And since 1949, h~ _ eo~\J.nue~ :., tl'le Ru1siana have been t"'dQ.t.!,ril• . No wonlle~ a stamp wali long l!rolont: !lleep by infusin1 a.J~'" . lmg ago prmted In thtlr honor 1 ie solutions Into the Vein& of pia stan\p found In every collectton tlenta. "Mter studyin& tlte sbdrt· f I'Xpect term ahd }Oni:•term !fftete ~ of; J.!· coho! In do~. and demon1tratlns 1 thouaht I'd seen Snddle Moun· the harmleunta.!l of approP,riltl tams on previous trips but never doses of the alcoholic mb::tur!IPoft so cl ea rly u!J on this one. There -i.t ourselves, we pl'oeeeded ·to treat stands ag~tinst the sky a deep sad• patit"nts," he said, · dlr. of perfect dimcn!Jions cirved Schls•;:~hr.nlt TrNtmtnt rig ht out of that long blue solid Alcohol-it>dueed sleep Is used line rar far up against the sky, especially in the treatment of , schizophrenia. One bi• 'rea10ft wh)l . ·· 1 don'l expect you to behevt' is that "weU>{feveloped achil· lhiR but we went out to Berr~·- opbrenia and alcoholllllft are set~ ville, Old Virglnny, actually saw dQm found toeether .~' But .alcohol aatd shook hands with famo us b, a- nart1ttic the body .111 ttidrbt.lrlh· Seno.tor Harry F. Byrd, as he stroJ. ly accul'ltomed to· h•r~d1h1a, Jli~ led out In hhl beautifully grounds "It 1" a normal prodUce of met&·. wh1ch were one so1h' fairy mru:ts - - of pink Mnd white dogwood. nlrig Star" and of eourR8 we The disttngull'lhed Senator was boucht . a paper, ' nlef' little 10 clad in tan work pants, well worn pag~ arfalr, and enjoyed lt. Bytd at the bottom and ::~l)ft old aboes, Sr.'s famous brother, • Adm~al AND was wearlnl the widest most rurhatd Byrd, South Pole explorweleominl friendly smile you ever er l.a one of thiet brothe~hfJr saw. The thin1 wu this-he was niulJies-of cOurse, Tont, D.tek ln. ' " delighted lt our delight and Harry, end their ' ~irlhpl~e ~ a lnvtted us ·to "ldok It an over". lovely hill' white ltouse you can•l Just one It! the kledeal, nloest pet!-1 mlsi l••t .. you enter to..... son!\ yqu'd ever want to meet. (Wincltester.) m~rmurttladn\.olhlnc a\IOUI "Tbtt . famouo- ra ... 'lriltild ha.. Of the trip you had I1een lou anywhere·~ an miles of the he, •till Alftll!ni wived uo forew~ luouo ao we loll that nil al!a wh1~~ . f~lryli!ill, tlit• tllal ~iltow•t,\8"6 ~ · . evenlbi 'in tht••ofd. Domlnllllf." • . JUST ASK FOR ':":': . Chrlltlu Soeial Relation., Jlrl. L D. DU..; ChriJtlan Trainlq ond I 'IIAJ{EJR FURNITURE Spiritual IJfe, Mr.. Hooa: MlsalOAary Stewardship 111'1. RaymoJKI. Luman; and Profealonal Womea. Mia. Jto. bert Milia; iecretary, ltlra. ftom.aa Dant; treuurer, Ml.u Jeaaae 1'08 Clark; EJecta, Mn. Clareace Clarki Don:u, Mrl. Beulah 'white: LoveJoy, Mra. Milton Hood; PrileW•, lira. Robert llllil. Duriq the buiilneu m~ eontrJb•tio1111 were voted for ·~ New Furniturt1 SalvaUon Army, the SOUtheA.f\etii Olilo Dally vacation Bible SCbool; the American Bible Society. Mrs. David Darat Jr., was tn ebar•e of the combined program and dMotlonaJ aervlee wbith wa ziven in the church. aanetuary. The- title of the service wu ''City nEE DELIVERY Skylines" and Mra. DIU'St was assisted b)' Mill ViraJala MQea, au· Ou The 8r!JhteR rator, and MrJ. Fieldipt Rawkillf'. , , . ·.•. Comer In Middleport The Dorcas Circle were hoate. J es foi- the eveniae and aerved a A &al.ad course was served hy d.es•erf eoui1b to tlie membe.ra. JIAKER FURNITURE the hostesse& )Irs. E. W. Coates Tbe hostesses invited tbe. II'OUP to the cbureh dining-room where and Mrs. Ebers'bacb, durmg the Mn. Jamea Pullen bad· decorated social hour. the tables .with miniature May poles complete wltli costumed dolls In t~e traditional d"'tce· poses. Arrangements of dog-wood and ualeu were used on the altar of the eanetuary for the service. 3 LB. ...e ,Just happens I' d '·Fire wood for ~nle" at Romney, W Vn wh(·th c1 kmdlin g or fll'l' place logs I can't say We pa~sed too qui ckl y Hut anyw ay, stac ks nnd s tac k~> of good, ca<>h und carry o1· w P deliver I g ue~ ~. Yon run Missionary Group • • Installs Oflicers cbatrman of Garden Cluht, demon· lll'llted aevetal artutltnltat. In· eJudlnJ • ¥erUeJt ann1ement of yellow and bronze tulJps witb white magnolia toJIIje, in , flat areen rontalner; a perpendicular arrangem~nl ol double white 1111claw lD a black nte witb a:old WIENERS set"n Masonic Homes 11nd one Eus· trrn Star home but rl1dn't know o( Ct' lfl(' ({'l'\('11 so llCt llSide- and i.l renl nice uteu tt ts. fur those whn desu·c Chic n' Charming ~ ~ll( n I .. ...e school . -er · This s!tuatiop trom the 1~ election, iD. Whieh tbe Chfit. • at Drld geport Ol' llOillt' pnuf! Here•, too, all tr ~l ~ nd neat ttckll•d me ~ o "t'hild rron F' rec" But what it th e Il l lit• <l('ar ~ st.mrls a cemetery marked " Mu· •A 1 s11ch h:ft t he wahJr Oil , ate the sonp, signed t h" gue9 t hook all hy h1 s own llltll' He lf and locked H tat" comer out~ Oh yott Waldo- J'd luv c to ku ow how you rnmt> uut on that one. • Query, ore all children free nt our hotl•ls ~tround hert·~ Nnh1rnl · lv I've never stayed ut any one dog." M them, but juHt thtnk, wouldn 't Your ardent readers It he u lark to do so, have brenk· 8be waa relieved or her "mail'' !ust m hed, have the papers sent by friend Nora Mill• " B M. 11. ur -mv mind ~>tuggers at the full Wll In WlncheHter, Va, land of po ~sl btlille ~ Sen. Harry F. Byrd, world'a blgBut oh , brother, you'd be Pn QCJt and rcdde!lt apple& nnd con· even !'iO yeurs ex phumnJ!- "You hlnlntl the famous street that SURE !! he wa s bv herse lf? •·won· ehangcd batlds in the Civil War 64 dcr if s he nnd N. reall y had ·• times In one day and- walt till I light 1 " u111l "Migosh nnd ut her catch my. breath and I'Y tell you age, too." aU about It, starting at the very )lee{nntna: and UBin,g my beat up Oh, well , 'twa s a great idea lnd (nc>w} -praetlcalty indecipher· while It lo!lled. rnaybc But r digress, as per usual- t'm able not~•· etJU on my way to Winchester, so ~~~~ ...---We hadn't been anywhere bul ride alon,g, my worthy we\ght11 Cheflhire and Addison Nlnce taking A sign loom s up-it says "VolCharlea to Ctney last Aueust on came 3 miles. Petroleum 7 miles" hla rlrit ttek or the lona:, long tr you don't believe this, go over and 11ec Talk about a treacherous road to Korea. So hela:h·ho for Winchester long combination You might survive on a focal polnl for us, havlnlil made "Petroleum" but who would ri sk 4 or 5 trips in and throuah there "Volcano?" You 'd say - " Me, oh, I before, but not in exnet middle of 11\le ov er here at Vnlcano" and apple blouom ttm~ . who on earth would 1'1Sk visitin.~: . Thl• Um e we'd written thf' you? 1'he world '~~: r1sky ennugh Cbfmber of Commerce (no les11l ) riBht here at MJddlcport Or Wotr and 'they •ave U!l April 24 aR thf't Pen. Or Liekaklllct. Or Duckwl\eat. date wh8n their thou.andH (If Or any or them placrs- you can't aor11 of dojnty apple bloom hou· hardly find Mne of them place!! 4tailtl woUld' atUJJ you with Lhelr any more, so there you are. ~fume at)d Jovellnelll. They A Ktir ring sentence pop1 up. (thl~ elflclent C. of C.) mailed uo tbiek booklets and stuff uralna:. I forg:et whether on !il Burma lppeallna:, entreitlng that we Shave or filling statwn, anyway 'Thb: best safety dcvire in your eome. So haul out the aull rases, rake car is you" I haven't seen the he:tt up 1ome gu monev. adopt L1dy of that on e yet So don't douseout to the falthrul Mlll &es and the devirc in nlrohol, fdend-'tho 9ald 'twill g 11111 up the wh ole away we go. Ever try to re•d not('B after they wolks lOt ~ld and after tht•v'd rlddeo 1 am ~tun nod , eternnlly and for • miles. 1M or whlth waH over Uae purpleat. w\ndln~ed, t~~teepest evor fr esh ml .v ~tunnfd at the WIY right up ~teariest mountain road 1hiM!llde of W Vn '!i s.tr{'nm,; run Pikt'11 Peak . We refer to the he• t- bill. Yes, 1hcv do, too. Cau11e llnc cUff• to east and west or El· here'!! hm11 I can prove it. You *lna, W. Va . on way home which drive alon g ~tf'adUy ~olna: DOWN route, dear reader, don't ever I lil:entl e tor maybe rU811'Cd) de· tab unlet• 1l your blood pressure cline DOWN, now mlnd youn~mly \lrJdtr C$ntrol t2) your where hNr. 1t your 1eft 10es a:ally ~ J~~ee all pald up and all nne danclnN: a limpid mouotaln stream ' prlllt dully read (cl you reel rea· golq UP. Yes, I Lid UP. You go .,oaably •ate as to spiritual mat· rle:h1 Qver there and see. And I t.,.._.IKI In thil last I'm not bet [ can prove It b)'" 'till~ DU es. JOiclnt. not at oil. John and Laura Scinfl.t and a few do~:en oth er as8orted fotln.er Moun. Blftb of whitt ttlllulm frock taln.eets around here. A~ of you lily m.~be l o you! be81n at Shee. doubls tht • Just haVfn'l ebserved ;;;, s.-.nla and 11:0 on lndetinltely 81 keenly ole G~cte-:er~ta over. aort or by mU ~11 Blanche, Is all. . , · •~<t mila and cndlesa mn .. df W. Wbot do Ihey t!t4'(1Jr~amil ••••. itlte f'lower, the rhododen· for gravity, for some biltl ~dom e d~. And. tOr that lallt- the rho· Always prutln g " ~vt..Wa}.,_ teaks Wtindr~~,xou mult tour W. Va ita level , alw~tys" ~,...;~~Jf !-.: ~.it&' Weeki hen~e when it Well, THIS 'wa\ef,; doesn't h• WJll !«<ce over the whole ''use I SAW It wiib ·my ~)'n ·eyes ~1171iilc\'tloo torgoou, stuff. running up hill. · ~ one of the llllt ~ lltl'll~~ lrltlluma In many wonders , '111''11 :fl~d clvor liM Wa looo•, they welt, there, is all 1 know. uu <1ft Pi'ern1~r MaPio &eelba bas been 1 together 1o 'A.\ Comrnunl.sm. 10 sUccessf'ul in flght.ihg . [tilly's A1s.o, it "has lost erne of ita old Comm~nl.sts ~hat he IS litr:ely to anfi~Red crusading aopif'H!al to the l o.~. h.is J~ •.n a couple of we~ voters. . ... F1rst u manister or intertor, Ammtore E)fllf'I,J\i, who at then as prime minister, Stelba secrttary gen.erU controls the hu been a symbol of mili~nt Chri.aiim Democrat to Party. mach• an.ti-Com.rnunism. for eight years. ine, ~as 1Qn-een re111'd:td u But now t.be Communist Party an a&pi~ant l:'j job·. ' it on the down grade. It is 108· Pf.SII~ tens Sc•lli't in]( .s1rengt:h • lD mernbership, IL •B ut the la ~.JPrcat to SCellla tllsq ia loalng it• /ll'ip on the eame on )'ri~Xrt.,Jt1hen 11!0YaMI leadenhip of the big Italian la- Gro~chi, .CJlrlf!Mf. Demoeratie bor unions. J><'<tldfll\ ' O)ftliif ,c,hamber of ~ Hence the Red men.act, which putles, .wa!f. ~e<l president of loomed so large in lWy after. ltaly tot a. ~ -~•r term. • World War D, ha! become reGronCiii £3 e;~~der Of wh:r\t mote. is. called th«b iffj}.Ving of the par· The Christian Democratic P.a"- ty, thoueh lie 1S 'anti..Commlinlsl L!:._~ which Seelba it a founding There alsp, is ~~ 1 ;ight wing. Scel -.,.....- . , ---- · st., Pomeroy, 0 . Buaine.u offlee Subscription ratu : neti'fery b:f phon e 398, editorial Gtrice phone carrier where available 30 cents eryLtung wel'e far belcw The opaeiouo llviq room of tile bome of Mn. TbOOIIore !benbocb WU the ICeDe of I nower worll:lbop llondoy afl.erlloon wbelt tha , Pomuoy GardeA Clttll illd u their JUOit IIlJa Etbel Gorltultl, Wbo pve inlti'Uctiou In makinl ar ~ ran1emea.tt of »Print: ftowen. Miu Gorljond, \be lle'-" CoUIIiy �• • • r l'Qge . "Four. -- - ' - - -.. --- The ·Don Sentinel Pomero .Middle rt Ohio _, Wahama Little League Opens Season May 31 - . Call Archie Moore fALCON~ FALL ' "Must Challent;er' 10-3 BEFORE For Hearyweight PT. PLEASANT ~AMES 110. RINT Nl!lW JIIU'MlN, COIID.....-.\ tole, phone lnqlji<er uktlll '!fll"\bet an advert:Ued rom. ~DI' reM . wu ltUL vaealK \¥M told: We bave )>lenty of r..........W. ail<! 'lith: out. Thil il the poHtt .«'!tUOA."' ( ' ,, ( •• • ' l Mason County .j BAC:~ -~ T"!E BEA~ • • • Br.Alan Movtr TeafllsToBe Participants ,. t •• ! .·, . il '( ' ' Tht ''LitHe Leque" of baseball at Wabama Hllh School will underway on Tuesdly, May 31 , a<:· eording to an tnnmmcemenL hy Ralph Sayre, colleh Ht Wahama who will sene as director of t~c league. At a meetin(l held last Wednesday night at the: h\.gb st:hool , man- "If., . 1 -et .. I r .• ~ ' I~· t I '1 the·m in severltl ~tt'ht~ spots. agers of the variou~ teams in the Weham1 .!10 GOO- 2-3 I Pt. Pliaunt. cM(J» •-lO I league drew up the schedule and 1et the rule.f4 under whkh the lea· gue will operate. Th• tchl4t,.la rUM until July 15. The ltftue ,,.., •• will M c... pletacl by that d.11te In order to INk..' ;oom . on f!UIJirl\'' ., *• a._. hr the ennuaa IOftiMII t.um...,t at ~htel lllahl. Ad:uall)' , league aetivitles will eome to close op July 18 when the champions of the leaaue will meet a teifn of All Stu1 In a came under the .llghts at Bachtel Fleld. Rules ol the leaa:ue !lpecify that &II a:ame.f wlU be five innlnf con· tests wlt\1 the first game on the day of pliY to belin at & o'clock in the evening. Second contest Ylill follow iiJlmedhitely. LeliU~ Gftlcials hav' ruled that there wtu be no smQii:inJ on the part of ball playi!r11 ar1d 1lso said that pr()fanlty would l,l•lt be tolflr· ated at any Ume . Mallagera of teams will havE! eomplete jtJrisdic· tion over their rupectlve pi.Q"ers. The l..wvt h¥ alriHy r~elY. ltd • "ahet In th"! ann" with •._. donation of e donn ·IM•~Ih tty the JOUA.M of Nfl'l( Ma'ltt\. ' Att•n.tlng l11t WocfnHd..;a .. a r~ ~ . •) .. M1di.,m•. ,r~ d · ·r·· 'IM'kte, ••,r·iuenn, ltMC" .' ....uu, LO\'I'Irol lmltll, oOA :'IJ iuetne ••ybUrl\o Meft111r ar• ·t '• 'foronto 3 Columbwl 1 Rldwnond 2 BuHalo 0 Rochester 3 Syrac."u&e 1 Montrc11l ~ Havapa 4 . Todu'a Gtmn Columbu~ at To1onto night (com· pletlon of May 1 game, follr~Wed bf regular game). ROOheater at Bwf.faio niaht Havama at Montreal S)·• .;:acuse at nooheslcr night Hanmer .Ont For While ur- AMERICAN ASSOfJATlON "'ondey'• R••ultt . l.oulovllle 3 Denver 2 12 lnninl• Gm"-ba 3 Indianapolis 2 Ct-t 011¥•r 1nd 'Mack How11•1L &t Paul f 'J'IotedO 0 New Htven : Kennt>th Doti;OIII, Mlrineapoll• 6 Ctiarl~ton 3 William Greer, Billy Harrah, Ro1o4•r'• OamM 'krl Ettwards, Jerry Carroll,, Jim· MlRae-.polltl at CAarletton illy Frt. Donald Embleton. Larry St. Paul at Toledo lJtYil\1, Robert Rouali, Gat)' ' Ot.nlh& at lndlanapoll• Rouah, J•mes Mcknia:hto lto)' l)pYer at LotdavUle •Clark and Jame1 CaldweU. Man· ti••,..;;+;;--:-- - ~U:.~•• Gron\ Rou.h and' ll&rry RESULTS .... vr,;Glrr- Maaon: INDiANAPOLIS UP- 'Bill Vu Is sli<'ollng ror :1 third str~ight triumph in the 500. mile Memorial Speedw1y rare on Mny 30; was on hand and · wnltintr,day lor the new car he wlll 1\rive this year. Jle will drive n cur entered by (indsey Hopkin ~. ~ whi<"h w•s driven In the 19M· etas . sic.' by Pat O'Connor. kovlch. who 'MarlhMI MtMin!Oft, Kln1, Harold Patrlek; Ar.. Dean ~'YIN Eastern ·P arkway; Ton)' Pule!) 134 ~. BI'Ooklyn 4lf" wit• .Oam1elo c..to . 13~11<, ~~(K)ttyn ·(to). ~r PHILADELPHIA The Philadelphia PhUUe• w'ho have been pla1ued by lujurlet this spring were without the services Of abOrt stop Gran Hamner ·today. Hamner aufler'ed a bruised should· er 11ainat the Cubs Sunday alld wu out ot action aaalnet them Monday nlaht. Roy Smalley, who formerly ptayed with CbiCaJO, took Hamner's JJiace. 1 leo ~ front (ln.l " ,.d Hood proof thaf ''., '"'"',(Itt.) ""'(in,) \! ~5.:5 3~l9 11 ' foam·ru..ber HOI CVJIIIciM'. · t-ota 1'a·front .._ chodts' · ' I . C.,ter·PIIIl'uollng ' ' . ~braband · . • • btaeke.ts! , ........ Duol~· · · ~.,., ' (.' ' . 9!0 ' . ;· ' A:ll ·nI versa r y . '· • :. See ,.. .. • ) '· -~- .... . . . ·:.1• .• ,,i. - , .. • L•·al ' ·~,.· '. . o· . •) ' : '·· ·..•, '• ·lit . . ' ·fol'The : . ' •. ./', \·~.f~ ....... Tel:evlsio·. n . • NOTHING "' ·r •• ~.. "' \Y!H . . . . "' '' ' ·l • • ' ' ~1. : ,.;; .' ,I \ ,. ' '.,.. '' j. ... ' '·~ ~, ,:~REEi -~' ' '. l'n ~peration Sotui'(lay; Mel¥' 7th I ' •' ,_.. . ' 9 AM ~till. ·:· ' wr·:.. ' . TO i iU~I JUST RE~I~!~Ri ,, ~- ,(;, I . ·'' ; . Th• ,Daily Ser-.ti...l ,. ' ' YOU NEED ,NOT ·,.., ... ' SUNSfr STATION" · '"'' • TO ·; •- 1 · 'll . • SUNRI$1 . I . ... "YOUIt . ..; . ... ~.;tft.nt •ll!:aflllti:- t .. . • I Torque. roaxlmunl (l.....ft.) . .r· Camp. .lon rcttlo (lo 11 / , • . - ~rli lllutt'r .•. • g ... . Ce I eb.r .I 1·. • .,.,.,'" . llo chF podala ;t Ji _ . Hono,oww, maJdiiiUIII (V-8) ' higber·()rice , I ....... ,, ' . . ••j··n•• ,..,, ' 1 :r.'<.. t' rear (lit.) fMlk doplh, (ln.f.. ·. Fr- CDYerlng, front FQRD excels .. " :'•••I ' d· E D ' ~ \..• -··~ w 011•, .., ' ',. 1 after feature ' . ~5.0 ' ' . frorif (ln.J " Pi feature . cars an 44.5 sa .rear (ln.) ' I .. · CAlli 0 Here's· Vukovich Gelli Ready .. iJLIJI . ~ •HCW. . INTERNATIONAL .. tEAGIJE ; I ~' • I Mon<l,aY; June 20, HCW .Oo. an.·q tlut\ YR· New Monday, .June. 2.7 , ~d HCW, New Haven vs . MilliOn; Tue.s· Uy, July 5, Mason vi Btontl R:nn , New H~VCl\ " !ICW . llrf••Y· JulY t, HCW ia Ma· iwn. Bro1d Run Yl Ne•N Hnen; tM.nd1y, Jvlv 11, New Hn1n Yt Me"n; lroad Run vs HCW; :Prtday, July 15, New H•v•n vs. ·'NCW, M..on ve lroacl Rvn. , Roatt!n of each teum follow : Brood Run ; Robert OblinJer, O,vld Johnaon , Ralph PickenH, latph Cl11rk, Donald John1on. John Pe)'ton, Larry Luckydoo, Aaron Scafbllrry, Nebon Reynold11 . ~d Kinzel, Denver Gll)bt, Jamos doodnlte and Larry He1110n. Man· *•ere are Orlaf.d He11aon an.d Doug louoh. ~ ' Htrt,.rd·C!tfttn·WMt Colulrio . .... f O•vid IOI'Ialtl ......h ' .tuhllnt Me luftlr Cvrthl Me· :AMe, Thur ICI.._, Onhl . ifnlth, •avm~ Y~tl1r, Urry ; .. .. Jam.ea Hall, (,.troy Jeffers, hh11 1 Parnell Get8 Okay Boyer, Richard Von Matrc , Ray· m .. Unt w•r• John Tarlor, M4clc moJid Cp'l!iill, Natb•n R••!•h. To Start Pitching Haw*4 Clh,Jt ou... r, Orland Charll!s Neui%Una:, Mervin Rqu sh, tfatiOif'i O•t~l lr.'~h, ~rant Ulionry BurgeR, ·oeorf(e John.11on , BALTIMORE UP- Mel Parnell ltvt~, Do"n MCKefltle, .ftd Sayre Robert HArrlt, :Howard McDI:Wliel , the Boston Red Sox southpaw who The ' l9rhieddle' \8 aA tiii\OWI: Alvln. Trlp~, Oarrt:ll. Gihb~;, Ron , has not worked an inning so (ar Tuetday, M•y ,:1,1, · ~·tJt -~ hid' !lric'IChon· and· Rdbert F'<•llx Lhis t.,!ilson, received an oka) to w. New H..,en, HCW vs, M.aonj Managen are John ·raylor allfl llegin pilrhin!l tOd&y from Ot· . Menclty, June 6, New Ha¥.n .,. George Bennelt .of Johns Hopkins ·MUon, . Br041d Rt1n .,, HCW; 1 "P(!c1t" Zerkle. Hospital. Monday, Jun. lS, Muon vs. ,lrutl Rvn, New K.aftn n . ' 7th .. ··-· .: ~ 3:30PM R~eister - ., Anytim,e· ' ·I,.· {, Bft,WC14ln tAM~tt~ ..,, . •. ., " Q~ WIN$.. 9 IM' :."S !1.-· .... t~"j ,~. ~ ' .! ,, ·--~·,, ,.-~·.#·i ~-.:;: . ..1. ' '' i . • ' •.. �• • • r l'Qge . "Four. -- - ' - - -.. --- The ·Don Sentinel Pomero .Middle rt Ohio _, Wahama Little League Opens Season May 31 - . Call Archie Moore fALCON~ FALL ' "Must Challent;er' 10-3 BEFORE For Hearyweight PT. PLEASANT ~AMES 110. RINT Nl!lW JIIU'MlN, COIID.....-.\ tole, phone lnqlji<er uktlll '!fll"\bet an advert:Ued rom. ~DI' reM . wu ltUL vaealK \¥M told: We bave )>lenty of r..........W. ail<! 'lith: out. Thil il the poHtt .«'!tUOA."' ( ' ,, ( •• • ' l Mason County .j BAC:~ -~ T"!E BEA~ • • • Br.Alan Movtr TeafllsToBe Participants ,. t •• ! .·, . il '( ' ' Tht ''LitHe Leque" of baseball at Wabama Hllh School will underway on Tuesdly, May 31 , a<:· eording to an tnnmmcemenL hy Ralph Sayre, colleh Ht Wahama who will sene as director of t~c league. At a meetin(l held last Wednesday night at the: h\.gb st:hool , man- "If., . 1 -et .. I r .• ~ ' I~· t I '1 the·m in severltl ~tt'ht~ spots. agers of the variou~ teams in the Weham1 .!10 GOO- 2-3 I Pt. Pliaunt. cM(J» •-lO I league drew up the schedule and 1et the rule.f4 under whkh the lea· gue will operate. Th• tchl4t,.la rUM until July 15. The ltftue ,,.., •• will M c... pletacl by that d.11te In order to INk..' ;oom . on f!UIJirl\'' ., *• a._. hr the ennuaa IOftiMII t.um...,t at ~htel lllahl. Ad:uall)' , league aetivitles will eome to close op July 18 when the champions of the leaaue will meet a teifn of All Stu1 In a came under the .llghts at Bachtel Fleld. Rules ol the leaa:ue !lpecify that &II a:ame.f wlU be five innlnf con· tests wlt\1 the first game on the day of pliY to belin at & o'clock in the evening. Second contest Ylill follow iiJlmedhitely. LeliU~ Gftlcials hav' ruled that there wtu be no smQii:inJ on the part of ball playi!r11 ar1d 1lso said that pr()fanlty would l,l•lt be tolflr· ated at any Ume . Mallagera of teams will havE! eomplete jtJrisdic· tion over their rupectlve pi.Q"ers. The l..wvt h¥ alriHy r~elY. ltd • "ahet In th"! ann" with •._. donation of e donn ·IM•~Ih tty the JOUA.M of Nfl'l( Ma'ltt\. ' Att•n.tlng l11t WocfnHd..;a .. a r~ ~ . •) .. M1di.,m•. ,r~ d · ·r·· 'IM'kte, ••,r·iuenn, ltMC" .' ....uu, LO\'I'Irol lmltll, oOA :'IJ iuetne ••ybUrl\o Meft111r ar• ·t '• 'foronto 3 Columbwl 1 Rldwnond 2 BuHalo 0 Rochester 3 Syrac."u&e 1 Montrc11l ~ Havapa 4 . Todu'a Gtmn Columbu~ at To1onto night (com· pletlon of May 1 game, follr~Wed bf regular game). ROOheater at Bwf.faio niaht Havama at Montreal S)·• .;:acuse at nooheslcr night Hanmer .Ont For While ur- AMERICAN ASSOfJATlON "'ondey'• R••ultt . l.oulovllle 3 Denver 2 12 lnninl• Gm"-ba 3 Indianapolis 2 Ct-t 011¥•r 1nd 'Mack How11•1L &t Paul f 'J'IotedO 0 New Htven : Kennt>th Doti;OIII, Mlrineapoll• 6 Ctiarl~ton 3 William Greer, Billy Harrah, Ro1o4•r'• OamM 'krl Ettwards, Jerry Carroll,, Jim· MlRae-.polltl at CAarletton illy Frt. Donald Embleton. Larry St. Paul at Toledo lJtYil\1, Robert Rouali, Gat)' ' Ot.nlh& at lndlanapoll• Rouah, J•mes Mcknia:hto lto)' l)pYer at LotdavUle •Clark and Jame1 CaldweU. Man· ti••,..;;+;;--:-- - ~U:.~•• Gron\ Rou.h and' ll&rry RESULTS .... vr,;Glrr- Maaon: INDiANAPOLIS UP- 'Bill Vu Is sli<'ollng ror :1 third str~ight triumph in the 500. mile Memorial Speedw1y rare on Mny 30; was on hand and · wnltintr,day lor the new car he wlll 1\rive this year. Jle will drive n cur entered by (indsey Hopkin ~. ~ whi<"h w•s driven In the 19M· etas . sic.' by Pat O'Connor. kovlch. who 'MarlhMI MtMin!Oft, Kln1, Harold Patrlek; Ar.. Dean ~'YIN Eastern ·P arkway; Ton)' Pule!) 134 ~. BI'Ooklyn 4lf" wit• .Oam1elo c..to . 13~11<, ~~(K)ttyn ·(to). ~r PHILADELPHIA The Philadelphia PhUUe• w'ho have been pla1ued by lujurlet this spring were without the services Of abOrt stop Gran Hamner ·today. Hamner aufler'ed a bruised should· er 11ainat the Cubs Sunday alld wu out ot action aaalnet them Monday nlaht. Roy Smalley, who formerly ptayed with CbiCaJO, took Hamner's JJiace. 1 leo ~ front (ln.l " ,.d Hood proof thaf ''., '"'"',(Itt.) ""'(in,) \! ~5.:5 3~l9 11 ' foam·ru..ber HOI CVJIIIciM'. · t-ota 1'a·front .._ chodts' · ' I . C.,ter·PIIIl'uollng ' ' . ~braband · . • • btaeke.ts! , ........ Duol~· · · ~.,., ' (.' ' . 9!0 ' . ;· ' A:ll ·nI versa r y . '· • :. See ,.. .. • ) '· -~- .... . . . ·:.1• .• ,,i. - , .. • L•·al ' ·~,.· '. . o· . •) ' : '·· ·..•, '• ·lit . . ' ·fol'The : . ' •. ./', \·~.f~ ....... Tel:evlsio·. n . • NOTHING "' ·r •• ~.. "' \Y!H . . . . "' '' ' ·l • • ' ' ~1. : ,.;; .' ,I \ ,. ' '.,.. '' j. ... ' '·~ ~, ,:~REEi -~' ' '. l'n ~peration Sotui'(lay; Mel¥' 7th I ' •' ,_.. . ' 9 AM ~till. ·:· ' wr·:.. ' . TO i iU~I JUST RE~I~!~Ri ,, ~- ,(;, I . ·'' ; . Th• ,Daily Ser-.ti...l ,. ' ' YOU NEED ,NOT ·,.., ... ' SUNSfr STATION" · '"'' • TO ·; •- 1 · 'll . • SUNRI$1 . I . ... "YOUIt . ..; . ... ~.;tft.nt •ll!:aflllti:- t .. . • I Torque. roaxlmunl (l.....ft.) . .r· Camp. .lon rcttlo (lo 11 / , • . - ~rli lllutt'r .•. • g ... . Ce I eb.r .I 1·. • .,.,.,'" . llo chF podala ;t Ji _ . Hono,oww, maJdiiiUIII (V-8) ' higber·()rice , I ....... ,, ' . . ••j··n•• ,..,, ' 1 :r.'<.. t' rear (lit.) fMlk doplh, (ln.f.. ·. Fr- CDYerlng, front FQRD excels .. " :'•••I ' d· E D ' ~ \..• -··~ w 011•, .., ' ',. 1 after feature ' . ~5.0 ' ' . frorif (ln.J " Pi feature . cars an 44.5 sa .rear (ln.) ' I .. · CAlli 0 Here's· Vukovich Gelli Ready .. iJLIJI . ~ •HCW. . INTERNATIONAL .. tEAGIJE ; I ~' • I Mon<l,aY; June 20, HCW .Oo. an.·q tlut\ YR· New Monday, .June. 2.7 , ~d HCW, New Haven vs . MilliOn; Tue.s· Uy, July 5, Mason vi Btontl R:nn , New H~VCl\ " !ICW . llrf••Y· JulY t, HCW ia Ma· iwn. Bro1d Run Yl Ne•N Hnen; tM.nd1y, Jvlv 11, New Hn1n Yt Me"n; lroad Run vs HCW; :Prtday, July 15, New H•v•n vs. ·'NCW, M..on ve lroacl Rvn. , Roatt!n of each teum follow : Brood Run ; Robert OblinJer, O,vld Johnaon , Ralph PickenH, latph Cl11rk, Donald John1on. John Pe)'ton, Larry Luckydoo, Aaron Scafbllrry, Nebon Reynold11 . ~d Kinzel, Denver Gll)bt, Jamos doodnlte and Larry He1110n. Man· *•ere are Orlaf.d He11aon an.d Doug louoh. ~ ' Htrt,.rd·C!tfttn·WMt Colulrio . .... f O•vid IOI'Ialtl ......h ' .tuhllnt Me luftlr Cvrthl Me· :AMe, Thur ICI.._, Onhl . ifnlth, •avm~ Y~tl1r, Urry ; .. .. Jam.ea Hall, (,.troy Jeffers, hh11 1 Parnell Get8 Okay Boyer, Richard Von Matrc , Ray· m .. Unt w•r• John Tarlor, M4clc moJid Cp'l!iill, Natb•n R••!•h. To Start Pitching Haw*4 Clh,Jt ou... r, Orland Charll!s Neui%Una:, Mervin Rqu sh, tfatiOif'i O•t~l lr.'~h, ~rant Ulionry BurgeR, ·oeorf(e John.11on , BALTIMORE UP- Mel Parnell ltvt~, Do"n MCKefltle, .ftd Sayre Robert HArrlt, :Howard McDI:Wliel , the Boston Red Sox southpaw who The ' l9rhieddle' \8 aA tiii\OWI: Alvln. Trlp~, Oarrt:ll. Gihb~;, Ron , has not worked an inning so (ar Tuetday, M•y ,:1,1, · ~·tJt -~ hid' !lric'IChon· and· Rdbert F'<•llx Lhis t.,!ilson, received an oka) to w. New H..,en, HCW vs, M.aonj Managen are John ·raylor allfl llegin pilrhin!l tOd&y from Ot· . Menclty, June 6, New Ha¥.n .,. George Bennelt .of Johns Hopkins ·MUon, . Br041d Rt1n .,, HCW; 1 "P(!c1t" Zerkle. Hospital. Monday, Jun. lS, Muon vs. ,lrutl Rvn, New K.aftn n . ' 7th .. ··-· .: ~ 3:30PM R~eister - ., Anytim,e· ' ·I,.· {, Bft,WC14ln tAM~tt~ ..,, . •. ., " Q~ WIN$.. 9 IM' :."S !1.-· .... t~"j ,~. ~ ' .! ,, ·--~·,, ,.-~·.#·i ~-.:;: . ..1. ' '' i . • ' •.. �• ' I CJasaified Ads received by 10 A. N. will be published the same day as received. ~-- USED .fo'URNITURE BARGAINS. NEW !IO.d .. , ~ acr~ . 4 m1nutes POMEROY PROPERTY P 0 R Used Refrigerator, $49 up, vacfr()m Mi:ldleport city limits . TRADE- Modern 4-room frame ILates: 2 cents per word. one incum Cleaner $9.95. BAKER Birch rlcors. 2 R:p.ple-Biend dista nce to downtown . SMOO.OO. "'~ aertion. Minim'Jm charge 50c:.Furniture . Pbon• lti74-J Mid· beU rorm:;, Marlit c bathroom. Owner will tride his equity f eent..s per word for three condle-port. . '5·19-tl wtth b.ath; furnace be.t $8500.00 secutive inserhons. ~ _.__ _ d1n111g fH()m , kit.{"hen with payments $45.M . Speci•l-One montl'l ror ~ cents kn o•ty pin e paneling, full ISEW.l.Nc.. MAr:JilN)t...., per word. New And Uaed bu d ~ -1 n k.tt·hen W1th Formica FARM---$ acrea witll broiler plant AU models repair~d by trained top C1ty home in the country . ~ cap~ci ty , 6-room house and Full rate of 2 cen ts per word will experts. Written a:ut~raotee on Basement and utillty room ! other buildings. Running water bt! ('banged ror adv~l'lising if not all repairs and machineli exI" 11 · d ·t h K ~ ·j in all buildin&s. Near US 33 and paid for before the L~th of each u Y_ •nsu 1a 1t> Wl ! ~ ~ e 1 LD · i only 7 mileli to Courthouse. cept the N,eccbi and l!:lna. monlh followina: insertion . &ulatwn. Call lor apfhHnLm•!nll <l!ot:K)() oo WUl Lr d J to Free home de.mon str solloa aDd Errors in Advertising-5hould be tu oec beLween o a.m. and 4 ·30 ..., · a e or wn at.t~thment lnttruel.,uos. Free p.m. Phone Middle,>ort, 6Z20. prop~rty. reported immediately . The Daily flome e1Umatea on r l'pain. Sentinel will not be responsible - Middle- ~ FARM HOMI RENTAL- Modern ?or sober, dependabl e, hon e.s~ NEW 5Koo;~~I~~ in for more than one incorrect inport . fully 1 u:·n:sht:o w.th new 7-room frame. with batb and fu.rtervice and good buys, Phone tertian. ;)()9.J . rUI n: i ure Ealn, bass.ment, oace heat. t bedrooms. Garden solid rut. :' map.e b:Hiroom / an~ pasture for pony, 10-mlnute KEETON'S SEWING (;_:d of Thankli and Speci<~l No:will'. sci:d rock walnut ' bed· drtve (rom Pomeroy. $70.00 per MACHINE SERVJl'.E tices of Events printed at reguroom s u 11:.:! , u:ning room suite, month. ), vx 148 lar classified rates. Obituari,,s l iv;ng rovm suilc, new S'ervel TRADE-your property on a m~ Pomeroy, Obio . publb:bcd a: 1 cent per word . Refrigerator, washer, Shir l.~~ Charged Ada recch ed by mail or --'-dem 4-roont frame. Your. bow.e si nk . Everything goes lor Buv telephone given careful att enmay tate eare of the down pay. $5,000.00. Cal l for a'J)pointtion. ment. ntent to see between 8 a.m. CUCKLIII RIAL TY . and 4:30 p.m. Phone MiddleBox 229 Phone 101-Y J port, 6220 . 4-26-6tc (4 30:31<) ' !!I(Ym..ED GAS-lJlltallation and ,I-lOUSE. Bargain . C<~ll 6321 -M. . LIGAL NOTICE eenlce. See- ua ror pricea. R\IT 4-30-6tc. Charle11 Finney, whose last LAND FURNITI!RE at RuU..d. kn~wn addreta waa .aoo Rigland ll»tl. LEGAL NOTICE Ave ., Stictway, m ., Ia hereby nott-~ -- ----~~ fit!d that on the 30tb day of March Arthur L. 'Catterson, whusc place 191'i5, Thelma Finney, bein1 plain· :'IllY A REFRIGERATOR for or residence h unkno·.vn, is hel'e· tlU, fUed her petitlon ag1inst him 80.00 or waaher for $54.00. We by notified that on th e 18Lb. day aa defendant in the Court of t;:om.deliver and keep them in ser- ( t of ApriJ, A .. D. 1955, Joanne Tat- mon Pleas, M'eiaa Court, Oblo, vice for one year. You pay $ti .OO 5 ROOM HOUSE with gla~ terson, being plaintiff, filed her Caae No. 122&1, prayJna for diper month for refriKerator or porth. S. R. Hcndrhlks, Syra· petition against him as defendant vO«!tJ from the eald Charles Pin$3,00 for WllSher. They are yours CUBe, Ohio. 4 30-3tp in the Court of Common Pleas, ney on, the' grouodl of arou nelc' after you have paid the above Meig s County , Ohio, Case No. amounts in regular monthly in· ROOMS for rent. 742 E. Main St. 12,293, praying tor divorrJ from teet of dUly an(l plaintiff alsO praya for other proper relief. -~•Lallments . Phone 138 or write Phone 278-X. 4-29-tf said Artbur L. Tatter.son on the Said - ~uae wUI be for hearina: on J!WING'S STORE, POMEROY, . ( a:rounds of Wilrul Abst nce of nld or after the 14th day oflolay, 19110. ., .omo. 4·303tc 1 defendant from uid plaintiff for Thelma Finney, Plolatlfl. --------~:--------=- more; than one year last pa1t, O'Brien and O'Brien · GIRL for Jenera! OFFICE WORK. Gross Ne.slec!t of Duty and Ex· Attorneys ior PJatntlff lnquire In person at the Ohio treme Cruelty, and plaintiU also (4) ~ 12 19 26; (5- 3 10 6te VaUey Baking Company, Mid- prays for the care, custody and dleport. +29-3tc control or the children of the par· ties bereto, rea1:1o na bte support WAN.TEJ) - Expori~nrf:'!d RFS- and mainte nance for :~u id children on Iarm of Wm.IBUIJ Swain TAURANT HELP. Full time job. In the future, and for other proApply Parker's ReiJttlurant, per relier. Sai d e&U!>e will be for IAcakd half-war beeween &eetl•viUe and Lonabeu..,. l)ft Pomeroy'. 4-30-Stc hearing on or after the 1st. day A Peony and lris Shaw will be Rle 12fo near Forked Run. l..ake W --OMEN- ;iu;-g~·.-d.,.-,h,.-a-n-:dw -r-:-it....ing . of .June, A. D. 19M. yb Lhe Middleport Garden Thursday, May 5, l:3q pm Address, mail postcards, ~; pare at the IPubllc Library on Joanne Talterson time. Richard Kay, Uox 161, May 21 -22 acord1nl to plant SEE AND TEt4T DRIVE Belmont, Massachusetts. made Monday evenin& wlten th& CROW & CRO W Delnoll&P'ation will be 'he 4·26-16tp chiD ·met at the home •of Mra:. Atlorneys for PlainUff THE AMAZING Homer J . RUS11el1 with Mrt, GarCARR.rER wanted to del ivcr en Stanabury presidlftl. (4) l9, .';6; (5) J, lO, 17, 24, 31, 7tc DA.D..Y SENTINEL ln Bl'adCockahult '50" Tracjor Chah•;rn.en. ror the thow ate bury. lnwrance benefits. ApMn. John Kincaid, Mr1. D. B. Coekshull '40' Tractor ply the Busi ness· Ofllce or IMrtlnit!r, Mro. LIIWI'en<e Bing ~hone 398. and Mts. John Zerkle. Durinl the Tractor Coekllhull ~.jij;;r;r"R-;~ c----ll · meeting Mrt. Klneaid, Coekahull '20' Tractor ., Business Services rue 00 11 .... . Rodney Downing and Mloo =:::----:ie Zerkle were named on the Other Jmplemen~fl On DblpiQ QUICK SEitVICE OD Watch Renominating commltlee to .. r!port YOU o\ILE INVITED p ..irina: by Facto17 Trained at the next meetlnc. Arrlvin,g Mrs. Max ROUer haa coorlw&lcbmaker. COLIJNS IEWE LERS, Pomeroy. 1-3-d buted three Mimou tre., · which ., Annual mcmben D. A . V. DUES ha-ve been planted In the Middlenow payable. Mail $3.00 to fOREMAN II ABBOTT ~t. V. SU port Roadaide Par.k: as a part ot: Leonard Jewell, Ch.nJ)tcr ~. AdVICE All Makoo Repair~~ b) £> 10 the elub'o elvic proje<l lor the jutant, Pumcroy. 4·29-6tc pert T•eholciau, Pbuoo 6M4 ~ Phone yoar. Ao inviU!tloa to atleDd I • A aonl 1ervlce Ject' by WiltDa Ohlinger •lth Boon.le Bl')'u 111 K<ompaaltt 1"11 held followin& tile 11111<1 lind •1- wltlo pr~ er by Mlcbool OhllaJer. A okltlaf party •t Pl. PleaaJD4 -p W. Vo., WU held by fhe Friday ftl'enla" aod at~Dd.i~l­ wue Nauer 11Mcber, Don ·aad G<OrJe Smllb, Wilma, lollchtel and Merit" OhJ.lQifr, Su11n. YOQ.IIC Bal'bara Elkew, Ann W)'IDae, · Connie and GII'J Pneman, Jerry and Jaekle Welker aail' Danny Bowe~. kc:~tz!QJ the group wre · Miu. E1 - . -41 For Rent f 17 , ' ,.o----------.1 Help Wonted • Duffy, Mn. Wy.nae oo4 Conrod Ohliarer. OJ' NEW Furniture ONLY . $299.00 ( 11 I Wonted To --~-~ Local Re•idenu See ' • Stadium DedkatlDn · Frahk CheeHbrew, vice eom· mtmder of Distrtet I, Amel'ican Legion, took 'p~ Ia the parade Ill Chillicotbc SundQ when the Stadium preaented by Gold Star Mothers of Ohlo, waa dedicated at tbe ChlllieOthe Vet.erane' Hoepital. Mrs. CbeeMbrew 1nd ~ra. Lillian SteiJJ, memheri oJ t~e lOW !-<I- Furnitur~ ·TopiC 01 Farm Women Re.,. H;,yt~ 01/kinte• At Samuel Fklc Ritu . . Funeral 1ervlcea for S.muer .' .~.- lvfh·-i5-' . ·.. .......... ft........ I • .& "' fii.NDOWN llaln.., til Buy JV!HII See ••' u TodaJ· at . lion Auxllil)'l'• :K<OI!lPID\ed . ,M!r. Cbeeaebrew to the hOJPJtal and • ....... o. ' Were imoni u6 25,000 people pr~lient r!H' the· ceremony. A tour of the rec~eatLOD~ theiapv. aad craft departipentt of the .hO&pital waa a part of the day'• program. MoRin Fura. Co. lii•• W.VL~ ' b"''""" TOMATO PLANTS ond PEPPERS May 6th p Qh· omeroy, 3684 iicliciout sTEAK- sANDWICHES • Middleport. f.lll-tt 1md LAH.Lil!: Hamllurgert~ at RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE Pllon-c 200, Clelw:ui Appllaace SMITH'S Friendly lilfc at end Store 118 W. Malo. SL., Pomero1 of bridge, Pomeroy . 4-12-SOte 2-23-lf .· . :lSI Auto Sales •f 4----------~~--------- 1~ I'LYMOUl'll 4 dr. ' Blacttnar'li Pom eroy, $49~. 4·30-Gtc lull2 PONTIAC Vi•. $077. Blaol· :;-tnar's, romc.roy. 4-30·6tc jODl UUICK 4 dr. ~red . Super . $991J '. J:llacttnar'm , l'ome ruy. 4-30-tilc .. 18112 OWS '66, 4 dr . ood. ~09. " ' Blacllnar'a, l'omerO)'. 4·306tc I~ STUU~UAKER VS 4 d1·. $695 4-JO.tilc ~{ ~ Blacllnar's, Pomeroy. ' Jpil3 CllEVROLE'f 2 dr. and t · dr. aed. $12?7 . Dlacttnar'H, Pomeroy. 4-30·6\c U~ · - 8 I ""uto ~erv1c.es t:""H.iiAWi:iNGiSslsieoiNNiBsco~~ I ~ lluur Wreoktr Sen•ce. .n ..o IIU'f, Nlthl Phone i, • • •IJUWIH!.YMIIUTII III!:.WUI>i, I 12·11-11 ::0MPLETm wiJE'"E"'t,-A-:LI.,-G"" 'N· .MEN1' and 8aiane1n1 l!ie•·v•ce . liadtellt 8oh1o. Pliunc 6ati'i Mbtdleoort. 4-13-U I For Sole BMlUilOOM OUTUitd . Goot1 cond il\on. J<'irs.t tlkct it. Vadl!h l'lumh· and llf'111iug . !'hone 46-- M. piece ~~~~oi'IANT·;;,r~din" rr~' Olive Strrn1, M3 South hl'CI\U~, Mr s. ~hlud• 113 ·0~tc HORSE, thoro u(llh brtd, aorrell, 100d for clllldren. F~ter DtWitt, Thoma11 !loa~. Call 923-X. 5-2-M ,ri;;;i;;:;;;;.:i;:;;;=;:;;,.,;=;; tl General ROOF' RIWAIR and gen' eral palntinl! . Phone Ardilh Barton , Pomoroy, 229. 4-28-61p 229: (2.0! ---Business --Servke .....,., ~- -~- ~==~~;~~====~ Aq;ociation. the meeting o1 Di>trlet 11 Ohio of Garden Clubti, 'TUESD,AY 7;0Q ,Sill) On 7:"QO Mw~laJ: Sti.'ow •., 8;00 ; Garry loloore · 9;:19 .,_l'ibut' C1odfl'ey ' 10i30 St<lke 'It Riel> "1. '11:00 Villonl Lady INSURANCE Auto-F:tre-Bur, 1a,, Wia.t 8tOI'~pcn·&lm•a 181 General LlabiU&J ROHERTS INSUR.ANCB AGENCY Maryln &. &clber&a; ACfn& l't.one 118-X Pomero, 011.. --- ··------· ·--~----- '~ • COIH)JURY will uppoinl re~JlURlllbJe pc r80II tu deliver mer· dumdlsc ami collect money from Joc<~l merchan lll in !his area with whom wt• nr(l pladng nur lOt• und Dllc infnnls and children 's fu11L 11e lling rut ropeat merchandiAe . To quaUfy you mul)t be hetw(~r. n 30 and 00 years of age, ho ve good car ond GOOd references ann hav e $~50 to $1600 to cover in ve ntory noeded by l oee~ l st ore~ . wh il' h is fully · IICCUrtJd by •ncl"l'hundi se. No t!qulpmllnl to buy. Will nul Jntcrfc~e with yo ur prcHcnt job. Good lneom(l nrd wack. This will Atand your bank or tawycr'a lnvcstigat !on. No selling as work i11 sl rlt11 y scrvlt'in.lt alrt•ady Clllah!ish~.:,t ,mtlf'l)i. Writ'<! ahuut rn ur~ l'lf . Give age, bllr.Jr.ground HIHI phone numbcl'. Sells F.ntorpl'i)lf','l, llt·pt. UB, Smyrna, tia . 4-30.:ltp ' HOmiJi: PAINTIN<; . !n~icir nnd out· r-;ldc, roof ilnd t"himney: ·repair· inte, free ('slimn1 flli. C:~ ll "ftor tl \). m. Rt 50•\-.J . ~2:12tp - ----- ' 211 l{eol Estate - ~ ... --- RU.SINII..o15."'1 ntiiHIING . 2 t\part• ntcnt:t up .•1 : 11r.~ wiLh 2 now batl\s. IUI'Il '' hulli U il:~ tOQill down1talrs . Prl("t' $4tMJO. Phone ICJ'l- Y. Okk Harrl&, Syncu14, .5-3-31j> Oh lo. (20 BI O~lo REGULAR PRICE IEISION II PL4NNID iAnnual Session Girl& IIUd of ' I ' Phoae 8104 ·~ \W~ offer '24-hour wrecker , .4J \ ' I , • rj>J!t~ ·brii),iln& l!l YOIU' stalled or , , \yi'Tke4"Ear.~w'l(eiiever trouble strikes · ' ,. ANTIQUITY ~. of t.be .P.rogMm Ada PQne, Bordan, 'and 481 S. Tlalrd Ave. Y~ FORD Dftler • , . '1 ~ ' . ,.,· H• STRUCTURAL 8'1 ZEL Waddell S~b 'l'otal Handleap TI1l'M. K. • V. C4DS · ::t& . a:oo _ s:w "· an~&er ,.. • •.lQ:SO •Jfed \~~elton · ~-.11.;00 'I. . 1 Up-t~,-th ..~inute News · li:116 Io,ate· Show · . . ' .. .. . ~c H~wttn~ tills" 3:15 ~ First Love . HBC llr. sweeney , S:tj NBC ldo<lern 1\0...~eeo 4:00 NBC Pinky Lee 4:30 NBC Howdy Doody ' s:oo · otd Tinier . : .· ft:i!O 1iBC Mr, Wiurd 8:00 New1 l'~e_ture , 6:15 Sportl "ye . 6:25 Weathereast ,6:30 NBC Dinah Shore 8:46 NBC Newt Caravan· >i\ 7:00 NBC Berte Show ,, 8:00 NBC Fireside . Theatre 8:30 NBC Ctrele Theatre,., 9:00 NBC Truth or Consc..·· --- ·quenees 9:30 Bidge '114 . -·~ 1 10:00 .Mr. Dlstrlel Atto.rner·, l 10:30 NewR ,Headlines .~ ~ 10:35 Weathertast 110:40 Sports Headlines 10:4.5 NBC , Tonight 12:09 Sign on ·I I 6:!5 7:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 11 ;30 12:00 12;lft 12:30 1:00 1:30 .. ·~ ...1· . ·' ' .. ·' • Arthur Godbey Strike It Rich Valiant Lady Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light The Inner FJame Road of Life 12:30' ~ Welcome Travelers 1:00 R.oheri· Q. Le~l!! ' 1:30 Katie's Kitchen 2:00 The Big Payoff 2:30 Rob Crosby 3:00 The Brighter Day .3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 On Your A~eount 4:00 4 O'Clock Theatre b:OO Lueky·B Ranch 6;00 The Range jl!dc!~ • 6:30 Doug Edwards New!• ' · 6:45 Perry Como . 7:00 Arthur God!rcy & Friends 8:00 'l'he MUIIonalre · 8l30 I've Got a Setrel 9:()9 Best ot Brqadway O:fl5 Barber'&$ports 1Cot·ner 10:00 Your.Eaao R•pnrter Time Caravan fi~tion Theatre I.Jttle Margie . 'l'beatre ; is You·r J.. ife To\wn a Great Life THUilS~AY lO:tn Efuie Sau!idero Sports ~~:;~~:E~ui.~;:~ . ' 10;30. 10;211 1'1:09 . 11:011 • cT 1113 '168 · ..,;· ., ..·'. .:p .' , •1 ~ ~ ,. QOWUNG Sl.'ORES Kanavan E. Neal Ca vanaugh BORAP IRON - YETALII ;J',' I' ' JCnore WE BUY ' (, ' :J;. HDWAIID'I TR41LIIl ..... 9:30 10:30 11:00 U : 15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 -- c; P. Neat ' t :oo Garry Moore ~.· Phone ZfM-:X: ~ :t: -~.·.• ?:00 · Morning ·show ,. )JI11JUSTRIAJ, ' l. ~ METROPOLITAN Leftlted AI Tbe Kl.ddle Korner ~., . • . w.,.z,nul'ht_T.,.. TUESDAY >; j . ·WEDNESDAY ' • ' 1000 ·Sign on· Good Clean Uoed Car• All l\'lakco· and Modelo We Plok Vp .~• . , _ • iil:iF'ri •Watertront I ~ 8ee It Now ~ 1.0:00 ·~-.!{qu.r '&so Reporter '' ,:lO:lft . ~ili~t Saunden Sports· ·l0:2S Wealb.rman · ' j · DRY CLEANING • , ... 11:00 NBC Ernie '11;30 NBC IPS LOv. of Life y · q;·sa JIMMY PARSONS ,. O'DONNELL ·• Orl Your ,O,:e<ount 4 O'Cicls:~; !l'heatre . Lucky' 8 Itailch CisCo Kid.[.~: DoUi ' EdWarHS, Nt'M'a Jo· Stafford_ . Life with Father ' ,. Rl/l(fi Hails ol Ivy 1 .. , ~ Meet Millie " -~ ~. JIOII,lfilfelII cern . 't,.. "'""''~ airt? LUBRIOATION and WAStl ' 10:<!0 1fl!C Home PUJoo's SiudJ . ', Toa mel, Tr\lnyie\t NBC Tfd Mack. NBC Gfealeij G1!t NSC Ceneeritl~tl' M.I s • ' Marlowe · a::ro , 3:30 4:00 5:09 6:00 . · 6:30 8:45 "i. 7:00 • .Wlla( !!!!,kfnd,o,f Mllll~ · IIJ-1'E.8T G.t~ AT • p;(IQ CoJfee Time 1 2:30 Bob CrosbY ·• ! 3:00 Tbe BrigbjEj' !lay . -~ ' 3:15 s...et S!o[/\' .. • POWELL~ SERVICE STATION Mlddleporl, ... ·a.....anuels ...... 12:90 'li!IC Dinlllons -S<bo01 . 1:00 1:30 :!:00 2;3ii 11:30 Seareh for Tomorrow !bill .The Gulding·• LiRhl . · i"'J2:00 The Inner Ffame ~,. • !12:15 !load of Llle ' • ~ , 12:~ Welcome Traveiei's >ii, 1 1:00 llobert ' Q. LOwis ' . · 1:90 IU!1elo Kitchen'. 2;00 The Big Payo!l Coli . Us .For ' . SERVICE MANAGI.;R N llliOQIII WSAZ-fV 8:M 'Si(n On . 7:00 " NBC " Today ~< • May 18, at the DAV Hall. in Pomeroy was received from ·t be Twilight Garden Club, the boateu organization . Mra. LeO Beeson-)lad the program lor the evcnin( ond read ID arUcle on "Girden ChemlClll.s" . Roll c-all l'fiPOMea were ·•w,hat Arc You Planuna:." wc~Sieilt!RiilTo/ t, ' ToBeMay21,22 -- ' .. Or -·c~nels ~l Rutland Furn, Co. Peony, Iris Show : ao• wLim-TV · - ............ Iloilo PLOWING N 0 Ti CEf T kL •• ' Tbo Cllrlolloo Eadeoror ol ~ PomOl'Oy Chuteh o1 Cllrill mel Sunday ....iQII ot tho cblltdl for a recreatlona.l period. 1 -0 Notkes 1955 ' l ~!'thaf'Or , Croup Hu ~cn~l41nal Period POMI!)\OY ------4-room frame with bath, 3 - lev~l with 2 bedrooms. Cole.m~n Blend Air heatin1. Loeated on Lincoln Hill, walkinl distance to downtown. 6500.00. Real Estate I ' 12'7 Zil 14.2 200 132 lJO .iiMo 168 1~ !80 l!ll 1M lfl -~ ~~~1:~·~~ias Gift l'lc 740 808 ail 12 'I 7Q 81! Falls T 8:.8 'mUOTVRAL 1 BEAYS OHtOVALLEY JUNK Phone &10 . .... . .... f • fl, ' ~-. \ " •. lnsuron<;e - - - --- THINKING OF huylng tn•urin~tT Guanoteod nvl nl& up tO SO" V. D. EDWARDS, Ph~ ll!:ll Home >134. HHI COMPLI'J't ln~-;;.~c:r ~ Lifo, Auto. Fire, Polio. IIIII Qoa Mill~ Mlodlcpo1, Ohio: · ' · ll-3-tl ' ''· , ,O il~ ··•' ' . '' .. .,_ �• ' I CJasaified Ads received by 10 A. N. will be published the same day as received. ~-- USED .fo'URNITURE BARGAINS. NEW !IO.d .. , ~ acr~ . 4 m1nutes POMEROY PROPERTY P 0 R Used Refrigerator, $49 up, vacfr()m Mi:ldleport city limits . TRADE- Modern 4-room frame ILates: 2 cents per word. one incum Cleaner $9.95. BAKER Birch rlcors. 2 R:p.ple-Biend dista nce to downtown . SMOO.OO. "'~ aertion. Minim'Jm charge 50c:.Furniture . Pbon• lti74-J Mid· beU rorm:;, Marlit c bathroom. Owner will tride his equity f eent..s per word for three condle-port. . '5·19-tl wtth b.ath; furnace be.t $8500.00 secutive inserhons. ~ _.__ _ d1n111g fH()m , kit.{"hen with payments $45.M . Speci•l-One montl'l ror ~ cents kn o•ty pin e paneling, full ISEW.l.Nc.. MAr:JilN)t...., per word. New And Uaed bu d ~ -1 n k.tt·hen W1th Formica FARM---$ acrea witll broiler plant AU models repair~d by trained top C1ty home in the country . ~ cap~ci ty , 6-room house and Full rate of 2 cen ts per word will experts. Written a:ut~raotee on Basement and utillty room ! other buildings. Running water bt! ('banged ror adv~l'lising if not all repairs and machineli exI" 11 · d ·t h K ~ ·j in all buildin&s. Near US 33 and paid for before the L~th of each u Y_ •nsu 1a 1t> Wl ! ~ ~ e 1 LD · i only 7 mileli to Courthouse. cept the N,eccbi and l!:lna. monlh followina: insertion . &ulatwn. Call lor apfhHnLm•!nll <l!ot:K)() oo WUl Lr d J to Free home de.mon str solloa aDd Errors in Advertising-5hould be tu oec beLween o a.m. and 4 ·30 ..., · a e or wn at.t~thment lnttruel.,uos. Free p.m. Phone Middle,>ort, 6Z20. prop~rty. reported immediately . The Daily flome e1Umatea on r l'pain. Sentinel will not be responsible - Middle- ~ FARM HOMI RENTAL- Modern ?or sober, dependabl e, hon e.s~ NEW 5Koo;~~I~~ in for more than one incorrect inport . fully 1 u:·n:sht:o w.th new 7-room frame. with batb and fu.rtervice and good buys, Phone tertian. ;)()9.J . rUI n: i ure Ealn, bass.ment, oace heat. t bedrooms. Garden solid rut. :' map.e b:Hiroom / an~ pasture for pony, 10-mlnute KEETON'S SEWING (;_:d of Thankli and Speci<~l No:will'. sci:d rock walnut ' bed· drtve (rom Pomeroy. $70.00 per MACHINE SERVJl'.E tices of Events printed at reguroom s u 11:.:! , u:ning room suite, month. ), vx 148 lar classified rates. Obituari,,s l iv;ng rovm suilc, new S'ervel TRADE-your property on a m~ Pomeroy, Obio . publb:bcd a: 1 cent per word . Refrigerator, washer, Shir l.~~ Charged Ada recch ed by mail or --'-dem 4-roont frame. Your. bow.e si nk . Everything goes lor Buv telephone given careful att enmay tate eare of the down pay. $5,000.00. Cal l for a'J)pointtion. ment. ntent to see between 8 a.m. CUCKLIII RIAL TY . and 4:30 p.m. Phone MiddleBox 229 Phone 101-Y J port, 6220 . 4-26-6tc (4 30:31<) ' !!I(Ym..ED GAS-lJlltallation and ,I-lOUSE. Bargain . C<~ll 6321 -M. . LIGAL NOTICE eenlce. See- ua ror pricea. R\IT 4-30-6tc. Charle11 Finney, whose last LAND FURNITI!RE at RuU..d. kn~wn addreta waa .aoo Rigland ll»tl. LEGAL NOTICE Ave ., Stictway, m ., Ia hereby nott-~ -- ----~~ fit!d that on the 30tb day of March Arthur L. 'Catterson, whusc place 191'i5, Thelma Finney, bein1 plain· :'IllY A REFRIGERATOR for or residence h unkno·.vn, is hel'e· tlU, fUed her petitlon ag1inst him 80.00 or waaher for $54.00. We by notified that on th e 18Lb. day aa defendant in the Court of t;:om.deliver and keep them in ser- ( t of ApriJ, A .. D. 1955, Joanne Tat- mon Pleas, M'eiaa Court, Oblo, vice for one year. You pay $ti .OO 5 ROOM HOUSE with gla~ terson, being plaintiff, filed her Caae No. 122&1, prayJna for diper month for refriKerator or porth. S. R. Hcndrhlks, Syra· petition against him as defendant vO«!tJ from the eald Charles Pin$3,00 for WllSher. They are yours CUBe, Ohio. 4 30-3tp in the Court of Common Pleas, ney on, the' grouodl of arou nelc' after you have paid the above Meig s County , Ohio, Case No. amounts in regular monthly in· ROOMS for rent. 742 E. Main St. 12,293, praying tor divorrJ from teet of dUly an(l plaintiff alsO praya for other proper relief. -~•Lallments . Phone 138 or write Phone 278-X. 4-29-tf said Artbur L. Tatter.son on the Said - ~uae wUI be for hearina: on J!WING'S STORE, POMEROY, . ( a:rounds of Wilrul Abst nce of nld or after the 14th day oflolay, 19110. ., .omo. 4·303tc 1 defendant from uid plaintiff for Thelma Finney, Plolatlfl. --------~:--------=- more; than one year last pa1t, O'Brien and O'Brien · GIRL for Jenera! OFFICE WORK. Gross Ne.slec!t of Duty and Ex· Attorneys ior PJatntlff lnquire In person at the Ohio treme Cruelty, and plaintiU also (4) ~ 12 19 26; (5- 3 10 6te VaUey Baking Company, Mid- prays for the care, custody and dleport. +29-3tc control or the children of the par· ties bereto, rea1:1o na bte support WAN.TEJ) - Expori~nrf:'!d RFS- and mainte nance for :~u id children on Iarm of Wm.IBUIJ Swain TAURANT HELP. Full time job. In the future, and for other proApply Parker's ReiJttlurant, per relier. Sai d e&U!>e will be for IAcakd half-war beeween &eetl•viUe and Lonabeu..,. l)ft Pomeroy'. 4-30-Stc hearing on or after the 1st. day A Peony and lris Shaw will be Rle 12fo near Forked Run. l..ake W --OMEN- ;iu;-g~·.-d.,.-,h,.-a-n-:dw -r-:-it....ing . of .June, A. D. 19M. yb Lhe Middleport Garden Thursday, May 5, l:3q pm Address, mail postcards, ~; pare at the IPubllc Library on Joanne Talterson time. Richard Kay, Uox 161, May 21 -22 acord1nl to plant SEE AND TEt4T DRIVE Belmont, Massachusetts. made Monday evenin& wlten th& CROW & CRO W Delnoll&P'ation will be 'he 4·26-16tp chiD ·met at the home •of Mra:. Atlorneys for PlainUff THE AMAZING Homer J . RUS11el1 with Mrt, GarCARR.rER wanted to del ivcr en Stanabury presidlftl. (4) l9, .';6; (5) J, lO, 17, 24, 31, 7tc DA.D..Y SENTINEL ln Bl'adCockahult '50" Tracjor Chah•;rn.en. ror the thow ate bury. lnwrance benefits. ApMn. John Kincaid, Mr1. D. B. Coekshull '40' Tractor ply the Busi ness· Ofllce or IMrtlnit!r, Mro. LIIWI'en<e Bing ~hone 398. and Mts. John Zerkle. Durinl the Tractor Coekllhull ~.jij;;r;r"R-;~ c----ll · meeting Mrt. Klneaid, Coekahull '20' Tractor ., Business Services rue 00 11 .... . Rodney Downing and Mloo =:::----:ie Zerkle were named on the Other Jmplemen~fl On DblpiQ QUICK SEitVICE OD Watch Renominating commltlee to .. r!port YOU o\ILE INVITED p ..irina: by Facto17 Trained at the next meetlnc. Arrlvin,g Mrs. Max ROUer haa coorlw&lcbmaker. COLIJNS IEWE LERS, Pomeroy. 1-3-d buted three Mimou tre., · which ., Annual mcmben D. A . V. DUES ha-ve been planted In the Middlenow payable. Mail $3.00 to fOREMAN II ABBOTT ~t. V. SU port Roadaide Par.k: as a part ot: Leonard Jewell, Ch.nJ)tcr ~. AdVICE All Makoo Repair~~ b) £> 10 the elub'o elvic proje<l lor the jutant, Pumcroy. 4·29-6tc pert T•eholciau, Pbuoo 6M4 ~ Phone yoar. Ao inviU!tloa to atleDd I • A aonl 1ervlce Ject' by WiltDa Ohlinger •lth Boon.le Bl')'u 111 K<ompaaltt 1"11 held followin& tile 11111<1 lind •1- wltlo pr~ er by Mlcbool OhllaJer. A okltlaf party •t Pl. PleaaJD4 -p W. Vo., WU held by fhe Friday ftl'enla" aod at~Dd.i~l­ wue Nauer 11Mcber, Don ·aad G<OrJe Smllb, Wilma, lollchtel and Merit" OhJ.lQifr, Su11n. YOQ.IIC Bal'bara Elkew, Ann W)'IDae, · Connie and GII'J Pneman, Jerry and Jaekle Welker aail' Danny Bowe~. kc:~tz!QJ the group wre · Miu. E1 - . -41 For Rent f 17 , ' ,.o----------.1 Help Wonted • Duffy, Mn. Wy.nae oo4 Conrod Ohliarer. OJ' NEW Furniture ONLY . $299.00 ( 11 I Wonted To --~-~ Local Re•idenu See ' • Stadium DedkatlDn · Frahk CheeHbrew, vice eom· mtmder of Distrtet I, Amel'ican Legion, took 'p~ Ia the parade Ill Chillicotbc SundQ when the Stadium preaented by Gold Star Mothers of Ohlo, waa dedicated at tbe ChlllieOthe Vet.erane' Hoepital. Mrs. CbeeMbrew 1nd ~ra. Lillian SteiJJ, memheri oJ t~e lOW !-<I- Furnitur~ ·TopiC 01 Farm Women Re.,. H;,yt~ 01/kinte• At Samuel Fklc Ritu . . Funeral 1ervlcea for S.muer .' .~.- lvfh·-i5-' . ·.. .......... ft........ I • .& "' fii.NDOWN llaln.., til Buy JV!HII See ••' u TodaJ· at . lion Auxllil)'l'• :K<OI!lPID\ed . ,M!r. Cbeeaebrew to the hOJPJtal and • ....... o. ' Were imoni u6 25,000 people pr~lient r!H' the· ceremony. A tour of the rec~eatLOD~ theiapv. aad craft departipentt of the .hO&pital waa a part of the day'• program. MoRin Fura. Co. lii•• W.VL~ ' b"''""" TOMATO PLANTS ond PEPPERS May 6th p Qh· omeroy, 3684 iicliciout sTEAK- sANDWICHES • Middleport. f.lll-tt 1md LAH.Lil!: Hamllurgert~ at RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE Pllon-c 200, Clelw:ui Appllaace SMITH'S Friendly lilfc at end Store 118 W. Malo. SL., Pomero1 of bridge, Pomeroy . 4-12-SOte 2-23-lf .· . :lSI Auto Sales •f 4----------~~--------- 1~ I'LYMOUl'll 4 dr. ' Blacttnar'li Pom eroy, $49~. 4·30-Gtc lull2 PONTIAC Vi•. $077. Blaol· :;-tnar's, romc.roy. 4-30·6tc jODl UUICK 4 dr. ~red . Super . $991J '. J:llacttnar'm , l'ome ruy. 4-30-tilc .. 18112 OWS '66, 4 dr . ood. ~09. " ' Blacllnar'a, l'omerO)'. 4·306tc I~ STUU~UAKER VS 4 d1·. $695 4-JO.tilc ~{ ~ Blacllnar's, Pomeroy. ' Jpil3 CllEVROLE'f 2 dr. and t · dr. aed. $12?7 . Dlacttnar'H, Pomeroy. 4-30·6\c U~ · - 8 I ""uto ~erv1c.es t:""H.iiAWi:iNGiSslsieoiNNiBsco~~ I ~ lluur Wreoktr Sen•ce. .n ..o IIU'f, Nlthl Phone i, • • •IJUWIH!.YMIIUTII III!:.WUI>i, I 12·11-11 ::0MPLETm wiJE'"E"'t,-A-:LI.,-G"" 'N· .MEN1' and 8aiane1n1 l!ie•·v•ce . liadtellt 8oh1o. Pliunc 6ati'i Mbtdleoort. 4-13-U I For Sole BMlUilOOM OUTUitd . Goot1 cond il\on. J<'irs.t tlkct it. Vadl!h l'lumh· and llf'111iug . !'hone 46-- M. piece ~~~~oi'IANT·;;,r~din" rr~' Olive Strrn1, M3 South hl'CI\U~, Mr s. ~hlud• 113 ·0~tc HORSE, thoro u(llh brtd, aorrell, 100d for clllldren. F~ter DtWitt, Thoma11 !loa~. Call 923-X. 5-2-M ,ri;;;i;;:;;;;.:i;:;;;=;:;;,.,;=;; tl General ROOF' RIWAIR and gen' eral palntinl! . Phone Ardilh Barton , Pomoroy, 229. 4-28-61p 229: (2.0! ---Business --Servke .....,., ~- -~- ~==~~;~~====~ Aq;ociation. the meeting o1 Di>trlet 11 Ohio of Garden Clubti, 'TUESD,AY 7;0Q ,Sill) On 7:"QO Mw~laJ: Sti.'ow •., 8;00 ; Garry loloore · 9;:19 .,_l'ibut' C1odfl'ey ' 10i30 St<lke 'It Riel> "1. '11:00 Villonl Lady INSURANCE Auto-F:tre-Bur, 1a,, Wia.t 8tOI'~pcn·&lm•a 181 General LlabiU&J ROHERTS INSUR.ANCB AGENCY Maryln &. &clber&a; ACfn& l't.one 118-X Pomero, 011.. --- ··------· ·--~----- '~ • COIH)JURY will uppoinl re~JlURlllbJe pc r80II tu deliver mer· dumdlsc ami collect money from Joc<~l merchan lll in !his area with whom wt• nr(l pladng nur lOt• und Dllc infnnls and children 's fu11L 11e lling rut ropeat merchandiAe . To quaUfy you mul)t be hetw(~r. n 30 and 00 years of age, ho ve good car ond GOOd references ann hav e $~50 to $1600 to cover in ve ntory noeded by l oee~ l st ore~ . wh il' h is fully · IICCUrtJd by •ncl"l'hundi se. No t!qulpmllnl to buy. Will nul Jntcrfc~e with yo ur prcHcnt job. Good lneom(l nrd wack. This will Atand your bank or tawycr'a lnvcstigat !on. No selling as work i11 sl rlt11 y scrvlt'in.lt alrt•ady Clllah!ish~.:,t ,mtlf'l)i. Writ'<! ahuut rn ur~ l'lf . Give age, bllr.Jr.ground HIHI phone numbcl'. Sells F.ntorpl'i)lf','l, llt·pt. UB, Smyrna, tia . 4-30.:ltp ' HOmiJi: PAINTIN<; . !n~icir nnd out· r-;ldc, roof ilnd t"himney: ·repair· inte, free ('slimn1 flli. C:~ ll "ftor tl \). m. Rt 50•\-.J . ~2:12tp - ----- ' 211 l{eol Estate - ~ ... --- RU.SINII..o15."'1 ntiiHIING . 2 t\part• ntcnt:t up .•1 : 11r.~ wiLh 2 now batl\s. IUI'Il '' hulli U il:~ tOQill down1talrs . Prl("t' $4tMJO. Phone ICJ'l- Y. Okk Harrl&, Syncu14, .5-3-31j> Oh lo. (20 BI O~lo REGULAR PRICE IEISION II PL4NNID iAnnual Session Girl& IIUd of ' I ' Phoae 8104 ·~ \W~ offer '24-hour wrecker , .4J \ ' I , • rj>J!t~ ·brii),iln& l!l YOIU' stalled or , , \yi'Tke4"Ear.~w'l(eiiever trouble strikes · ' ,. ANTIQUITY ~. of t.be .P.rogMm Ada PQne, Bordan, 'and 481 S. Tlalrd Ave. Y~ FORD Dftler • , . '1 ~ ' . ,.,· H• STRUCTURAL 8'1 ZEL Waddell S~b 'l'otal Handleap TI1l'M. K. • V. C4DS · ::t& . a:oo _ s:w "· an~&er ,.. • •.lQ:SO •Jfed \~~elton · ~-.11.;00 'I. . 1 Up-t~,-th ..~inute News · li:116 Io,ate· Show · . . ' .. .. . ~c H~wttn~ tills" 3:15 ~ First Love . HBC llr. sweeney , S:tj NBC ldo<lern 1\0...~eeo 4:00 NBC Pinky Lee 4:30 NBC Howdy Doody ' s:oo · otd Tinier . : .· ft:i!O 1iBC Mr, Wiurd 8:00 New1 l'~e_ture , 6:15 Sportl "ye . 6:25 Weathereast ,6:30 NBC Dinah Shore 8:46 NBC Newt Caravan· >i\ 7:00 NBC Berte Show ,, 8:00 NBC Fireside . Theatre 8:30 NBC Ctrele Theatre,., 9:00 NBC Truth or Consc..·· --- ·quenees 9:30 Bidge '114 . -·~ 1 10:00 .Mr. Dlstrlel Atto.rner·, l 10:30 NewR ,Headlines .~ ~ 10:35 Weathertast 110:40 Sports Headlines 10:4.5 NBC , Tonight 12:09 Sign on ·I I 6:!5 7:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 11 ;30 12:00 12;lft 12:30 1:00 1:30 .. ·~ ...1· . ·' ' .. ·' • Arthur Godbey Strike It Rich Valiant Lady Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light The Inner FJame Road of Life 12:30' ~ Welcome Travelers 1:00 R.oheri· Q. Le~l!! ' 1:30 Katie's Kitchen 2:00 The Big Payoff 2:30 Rob Crosby 3:00 The Brighter Day .3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 On Your A~eount 4:00 4 O'Clock Theatre b:OO Lueky·B Ranch 6;00 The Range jl!dc!~ • 6:30 Doug Edwards New!• ' · 6:45 Perry Como . 7:00 Arthur God!rcy & Friends 8:00 'l'he MUIIonalre · 8l30 I've Got a Setrel 9:()9 Best ot Brqadway O:fl5 Barber'&$ports 1Cot·ner 10:00 Your.Eaao R•pnrter Time Caravan fi~tion Theatre I.Jttle Margie . 'l'beatre ; is You·r J.. ife To\wn a Great Life THUilS~AY lO:tn Efuie Sau!idero Sports ~~:;~~:E~ui.~;:~ . ' 10;30. 10;211 1'1:09 . 11:011 • cT 1113 '168 · ..,;· ., ..·'. .:p .' , •1 ~ ~ ,. QOWUNG Sl.'ORES Kanavan E. Neal Ca vanaugh BORAP IRON - YETALII ;J',' I' ' JCnore WE BUY ' (, ' :J;. HDWAIID'I TR41LIIl ..... 9:30 10:30 11:00 U : 15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 -- c; P. Neat ' t :oo Garry Moore ~.· Phone ZfM-:X: ~ :t: -~.·.• ?:00 · Morning ·show ,. )JI11JUSTRIAJ, ' l. ~ METROPOLITAN Leftlted AI Tbe Kl.ddle Korner ~., . • . w.,.z,nul'ht_T.,.. TUESDAY >; j . ·WEDNESDAY ' • ' 1000 ·Sign on· Good Clean Uoed Car• All l\'lakco· and Modelo We Plok Vp .~• . , _ • iil:iF'ri •Watertront I ~ 8ee It Now ~ 1.0:00 ·~-.!{qu.r '&so Reporter '' ,:lO:lft . ~ili~t Saunden Sports· ·l0:2S Wealb.rman · ' j · DRY CLEANING • , ... 11:00 NBC Ernie '11;30 NBC IPS LOv. of Life y · q;·sa JIMMY PARSONS ,. O'DONNELL ·• Orl Your ,O,:e<ount 4 O'Cicls:~; !l'heatre . Lucky' 8 Itailch CisCo Kid.[.~: DoUi ' EdWarHS, Nt'M'a Jo· Stafford_ . Life with Father ' ,. Rl/l(fi Hails ol Ivy 1 .. , ~ Meet Millie " -~ ~. JIOII,lfilfelII cern . 't,.. "'""''~ airt? LUBRIOATION and WAStl ' 10:<!0 1fl!C Home PUJoo's SiudJ . ', Toa mel, Tr\lnyie\t NBC Tfd Mack. NBC Gfealeij G1!t NSC Ceneeritl~tl' M.I s • ' Marlowe · a::ro , 3:30 4:00 5:09 6:00 . · 6:30 8:45 "i. 7:00 • .Wlla( !!!!,kfnd,o,f Mllll~ · IIJ-1'E.8T G.t~ AT • p;(IQ CoJfee Time 1 2:30 Bob CrosbY ·• ! 3:00 Tbe BrigbjEj' !lay . -~ ' 3:15 s...et S!o[/\' .. • POWELL~ SERVICE STATION Mlddleporl, ... ·a.....anuels ...... 12:90 'li!IC Dinlllons -S<bo01 . 1:00 1:30 :!:00 2;3ii 11:30 Seareh for Tomorrow !bill .The Gulding·• LiRhl . · i"'J2:00 The Inner Ffame ~,. • !12:15 !load of Llle ' • ~ , 12:~ Welcome Traveiei's >ii, 1 1:00 llobert ' Q. LOwis ' . · 1:90 IU!1elo Kitchen'. 2;00 The Big Payo!l Coli . Us .For ' . SERVICE MANAGI.;R N llliOQIII WSAZ-fV 8:M 'Si(n On . 7:00 " NBC " Today ~< • May 18, at the DAV Hall. in Pomeroy was received from ·t be Twilight Garden Club, the boateu organization . Mra. LeO Beeson-)lad the program lor the evcnin( ond read ID arUcle on "Girden ChemlClll.s" . Roll c-all l'fiPOMea were ·•w,hat Arc You Planuna:." wc~Sieilt!RiilTo/ t, ' ToBeMay21,22 -- ' .. Or -·c~nels ~l Rutland Furn, Co. Peony, Iris Show : ao• wLim-TV · - ............ Iloilo PLOWING N 0 Ti CEf T kL •• ' Tbo Cllrlolloo Eadeoror ol ~ PomOl'Oy Chuteh o1 Cllrill mel Sunday ....iQII ot tho cblltdl for a recreatlona.l period. 1 -0 Notkes 1955 ' l ~!'thaf'Or , Croup Hu ~cn~l41nal Period POMI!)\OY ------4-room frame with bath, 3 - lev~l with 2 bedrooms. Cole.m~n Blend Air heatin1. Loeated on Lincoln Hill, walkinl distance to downtown. 6500.00. Real Estate I ' 12'7 Zil 14.2 200 132 lJO .iiMo 168 1~ !80 l!ll 1M lfl -~ ~~~1:~·~~ias Gift l'lc 740 808 ail 12 'I 7Q 81! Falls T 8:.8 'mUOTVRAL 1 BEAYS OHtOVALLEY JUNK Phone &10 . .... . .... f • fl, ' ~-. \ " •. lnsuron<;e - - - --- THINKING OF huylng tn•urin~tT Guanoteod nvl nl& up tO SO" V. D. EDWARDS, Ph~ ll!:ll Home >134. HHI COMPLI'J't ln~-;;.~c:r ~ Lifo, Auto. Fire, Polio. IIIII Qoa Mill~ Mlodlcpo1, Ohio: · ' · ll-3-tl ' ''· , ,O il~ ··•' ' . '' .. .,_ �• / • • The DQily'Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' • Rev. Kreager Safety Is Theme NEW HAVEN SOCIETY • At Mason 4-H · F,unera1 Held Poiio Clinic Held At New. Haven School 'Eleven New Haven Scout Members Oub'sMeeting With County Health Nurse In Charge Att:mds Tying Instruction Meeting Mrs Paul Henderson and Mrs IY MRS. w. lit. JOHNSTON K<~rl Wiles were hostesses to the T,rClOp 256 met Monday, Aprt l Ne-w Haven Women's Club at the 25"'lt the c1ty bulldmg and were given• mstructwns an kn~t tymg, former's home Apnl 26 ln the followed by a short reereatwnal absence of the prestdent, Mrs Bob McGlothlin, presided. The meeting periOd opened with singmg of "Amen 1bose present were B.11ly Har rab, Glenn Roush, J41.mes Me ca, The BeaUtiful" and club col Kmgh.t, Sheldon Roush, Junmy lecl Seeretar1al and treuurer reFry, Juhilng McClung, Vernon ports were read and approved. Plans were made for the annual Hail, Buddy Board, James Mat Abee. John Dyer and Eugl'ne dmner which wdl be held May 25, at 6 30 p m at the Leg1on Hall Young Mrs E L Stem, was appotnted as chauman of the decoratmg com· The Wm One Class of the EUB m1ttcc Church held a potluck dmner mcetmg at the ('hurch Apnl 25 The tndlvtdual club books made Mrs Wilham Cl3rk conducted a and assembl~td b_)' Mr!l. Mark Ward ""' &hort butuness scsswn Plans were and Mrs C H Curry were dtslrl· du;~u.sscd on how to rouse funds to buted 1o the members be.,;.U!ied m bu1ldmg new cJas~; It w11s announced that old u.srooms .able magazines will be taken to .Present were Mr and Mrs Lakm pcrtodically, h•r Inmates William Clark and son, Mr and MI'J.. Harry M11lcr and daUKhters. The proll'Bm was a panel dis· DiCk Ord, Mr and Mn. Vic Street cut~ston on cancer presented by • ada daughtcr5, Mr and Mrs. Loult~ Mr~ Jack Frey, Mrs Paul HenderKfi'$Chnlk and sons, Mr and Mrs son, Mrt. Bob Johnston and Mrs. Robert Cooke tmd Phil , Mr and Bob McGlothlin. Mr1. George Ingles and Candy, Refreshments were served to )it. lnd Mrs Marvtn Roush and all tho~:~e aboYe and Mrs. Johnny soft, Mrs. Tom lloflman and Tom· Morgan, Mrs Tom Hoffman, Mrs. ' my, Edwtn Rou11h, Mrs Donald Roush, Mrs. Phil Batey and gue11t Mrs William Chiller. '!'he Women's Au1u1Jary mel • :Monday Apnl 25 at the I...eg10n Jla)J With f1flecn members pres· The Bend Sewing Club met ent ln the bu:sme~b SCtiSIOR SIX April 26 at the home of Mrs. N. l'eBervatwns were se nt for Sprmg 0 Weln, ConCet·encto whtch was held May 1 Those enoying tbe aft11rnoon at..Spencer Secret S1ster gifts were Mrs. Herman Layne, Mrt. F exC'lumged and Mrs E\lerett A. Batey, Mrs. Paul Scally. Mrs. R~m• h won the door prize ·Lloyd Rouah, Mts J . L. Stewart, ~ose present were Mrs. No1· Mrs H. A. Andrews, Mrs. Philip man Montgomery , Smne Wolfe, Wolp\ft, Mrs W T. Stone, Mra. Mn . C C Montgomery, Mrs Nora Martha Juhllng, Mra. L. J Rutten Ttipp, Mrs Grant Roush, Mrs cutter, Mrs. A. B. Woodrum and Cr.andall Sm1th, Mrs D:~t'ld F~elds gucsl Mrs. E. J , Stein Jt'~ Mrt~ Robert Beech, Mrs Kathef!!ne Er11bleton. Mrs A. 1... Sayre, Thru.e aUeodlng th(! Past Ma· :Mrs. Fred Roush, Mrs Thelma lron~ meeting In Point P1eal!lant C4pehart, Mrs H C. Honey and on Monday were Mrs F A Rat£!}', lfrs. Nannle Roush Mrs Flo,rd CRrmack ~tnd Mt'8. W T Stone. 1 "" f. were f P~MER()Y BEND THEATRES I j All Plelureo In CINEMASCOPE or WIDE SCREEN· IPOMIIROW MIDDLII'ORT 81EIGS Tut.11. and Wf!d ,, Ma:v TDDAV 1'11flll. a.nd Wed., Ma)' 3-• :1_. TilE BI.ACK KNIG111' , SIX BRIO(;t;S TU CROS!t Tony CurU1; .lulh• Tl•urs. ~nd ITeohnkolor) Alan Ladd, Pairlela Mf!dln11 t\dam~ ThurM, and t't-1., May 5-41 Fri., 1\la.y 5-6 • OR, n:KVLL AND Tt;N WANTED m;N MR. HVDE (Technloo)or) Randolph l!leo.i, Jooel)'ll Urande PltEPARIDNISS PAILS IIIUDGEFil!l.')", Conn.-A ll quor •tore OM'ller placed a loaded revolver m bia C.oal. pocket jUit :n ca:se hDl.dupmen piekt!d him f.;.r 1 New Year"1 E\·e target 'IWo • .- ~ . OMAIIA, N<ib.-t'oll..l Cblbf 1-lary Green ordered biJ. JC~J~Itd. ~apta!M t o &et mort c.• • • "' I I. , - ' Weather · ~tne laquflitiye about aamea and ad4ruael. of criminal acape:c~ &fter .,. . eml»rrusln.& ehec' o'n cambllq en- violatocs Several of the a·~ta bandits, one Cll')'U!II a 1un, tered the &tore and taot. $22., ~ , tile casb register. '11\ey also gave phorty t ·Jdr'elaea. "Sirlety" Wl't> the theme of tool: h;.s gun wbJeb fell out oi h11 pocket durloa the •t1ckuf. eu, Charles Lyons. Arnett Rouah ay MRS. W, R, JOHN&TON F11Deral serviCes for the Rev the meeting 'of the Qood Luck lf;;;;,;_;;~;;;;;;;;;~·;.;~;;;;;;~~;~~;;;i;;;:.;i;;;;i;;;l The PoiLu Chmc was held at Alva Luekdoo, Llo-yd Roush and Mr. !Creager, 79, were held Mon- Clover -t.-H Club of Maaon at 1ls t.))e New Ha-ven Grade School, H N Roney day morning at l!be Me(:urdy Fu- motlmg beld In the Mason ComWednesday , Alpnl 20th. Mra. mu.oity Buildtng on Monday eveI · Dorothy Watkm.s_. county health Mrs Clayton At:hey was host· oeral Heme, Beverly, with bur1al nm1. The meetin~ was a publlc • nurse, Is 111 charge r4 the t~ro- e.ss of a St1nley Parly whteh wae in Greenwood Cemetery, ~ants­ on• and several II""''' of th• gram held at .b~r home 'Tue5day, AI(J!'il ville. The Rev. Norman Rioadar· e~ub weA present. • Out o( IIY'l l!itudents 105 of 19, With Mrs. LaVera Piersall of mel of.fieiated at the ""ice which was attended by Mr. and A play entitled "Somebody them s1gned ('(rom New Haven) Pt Pleasant 8i demon&tratilr Ull Mra. L D Dile.s, Mra. Shirle, Smiled at tbe Safety Program" to take the v~lne which was Games were played and pr1z:· Mills, &Irs. A R. PulleR, Ml'.s. was presented m keeping with tbe best record for Mason Coun· es awarded to Mra Pansy Fry, Homer Hysell, Mrs. George- Rey- the theme of the meeting , ty Dr. Maloney tldmlni.stered Mn.Thdma Capehart, Mrs Gene The me<!tirta opened Wllth Dol<b and Mu;.s BeP Sanborn, tbe drug. asststed by Mrs. Bob Athey, Mrs. Otho Uevmg, Mn everyone siltf!lng "America" and JohntilO'D and Mn. Jack Frey, to Mont Blake, I..eone Sayre lnd Mlddl,.,ol'l. , giving · tbe PJedge of Allegiance the flrst and 1econd graders of Mrs. CliH Roush. Light refreshMr Kreager, .who was born to the nag. The call to worship the Letart, Broad Run. Hortf~nli.l ments were served and others in Muskingum CCIUJJty, hid aerv- was g1ven by Emma Jane Weavand New Haven Schooli. present were Mrs. Otto Grimm, ed nfly years m Lbe- ~pt~t miD- er while Judy Turner rud a Uoyd Roush and Mrs. MI'8 Everett Louderm1lt, Mrs. lstry as pastM at Aablilnd. Wie passa1e !rom scrl(lture. Gibbs ac-ted as registrar& D1c:k Alhey, Mrs. S. H. R.ettmirt, CODJID, Colu-mbu, ,'l'oJedo, Co!!· •Beverly Roush sang a solo, second uucct10n will be g1ven Mrs John Fry, Mrtl Edna Stump naut, Akron and M1tldleport'. Ill· 'T ~I M Wh , " She was jotned a month of Pomeroy &nd Judy and JoEl· ter b1.1 retirement in. 1M2 ~ e e ~ has ac.led 88 aupply .Uidister at on the sec()nd vene b)' everyone len Athey Waterford He graduated from pt·esent ludy Rousb read a story Brotllecho,od The Lulhero.n u· c1 h R ... and Ann Newland read a poem · D JMt Tt.esday eveninll, Mrs Howard Wagenhals, Mrs. enlSon nwennty an t e OCu· t'tl d "M th Do y Still 0 er, at St Pauls Church in :Paul Henderson :nd Mrs Robert est.tlr..COigete Semmar:Y. ' en 1 e.. ou Survivors inelude his • wi'fe a Grow? a!t~r whleh a prater ven The program .whicb wu MeGlothhn were hosteues to a d1scuu1on on "Fore•gn Ea5tern members of the Purpose Clas! daughter, Mrlll. H. C. Bartoo, ' Li· was o!fered by Beverly Rou'S'h Program" wal' led by Clarence which wu held 'Wednesday, Ap· ma· It' daughter-in-law Mr•. Mar Explanation o.f the 4-H CohU's · ' K Mlddld. • n and the Clttb Emblem were gi· Ble181ng. 100 rll 20, in social room.s of the St. r~agcr, own, ve ven by Patrtcia Riley and Sharon Others present were Rev Pet-- .Paul Lutheran Church Mra Ear- Jrandchtldren. four great. ~rand- Riehard•on before a readmg le Caldwell led the devotions. 1ebildreo, a brot.ber, dtwob Sblltera. from scripture was made by Ltn Y a da Nease Emma Jane Weaver Sunday guests of Mrs. Nora Mrs. RUJSell Senter gave an arti· He was preceded 1• eat Tnpp were Mr &nd Mrs Fred cle. titled "Sermiln on the Mount" .son and daughter. read a p'qem entailed "Winning" Lew111, Mra. Dick Tilton and Janet whtle Mn Oaldwell gave one, Joe Bailey teaeher or vocaLewill, all of Columbus. They at ..Garden ilf Our Lord". tended the funeral of her broth- tiOnal agdc'ulture at Wahama tended the birthday dmner of Refreshment. were served to er, Mac Ballard, on Fr1day April High School, gave a talk on 4,H ' Lackey Dunham m Le~m. those mentioned and Mrs. J. H. Z2 In Princetoft, W. Va. objectives &n<l exp!amed what PIIFEa EGGS, lACON, PAII~AKIS, lTC. AU WATS Sunday guests of Mi'. and Mrs. Hampton, Mrs. Otto Grimm, Mrs Vic Street, ?.Irs. J. L every 4-H ciub member should William Sbinn were Mr. and Mrs. Mts.t Lelah Powell, .M:rs H P Stewart, Mr! A. K. McClung and do. in realizing the objechves of a the club. Glenn W1tilrow, Ella Durst, all .11 Roush, Mrs. Edna Burris, Mrs. Mrs. John Wolfe attended Columbus, M.r and Mn Blythe Stell~ Fry, Mra Harry Dyer, Mrs briuge party in Pl. Pleasant oh William Pow· Thursday Those present were Jaelde Thei~s of Racme, and Mr. and Mrs. Mary West, J,frs. ell, Pastor Pet.ers, Mrs. J. v Mrs H. R. Andrews and Mrs. Capehart, Judy Roush, Beverly 0 D. Shinn, tht. Alt.o. . J. L. Stewart were shopping tn Rousb, Kitty Wllliamson, GearMr. and Mrs Lloyd Roush at- McGrew and Mn. I.Joyd Roush. glan• .Jeffers, Elrnma Jane Weav· Parkersburg, Tohur.sday. tended Parent1 weekend Saturday The New Haven t 1001 Club Mr. and Mrs. Earle Caldwell e-r, Judy Turner, ~une Spencer, at the Delta Zeta sorority house 1n Springfteld where their dauGh· held a Joint meeting with 18 and Jim, vis1ted Mr. . 40d Mrs. J. Mrs. Sarah SpeMer, Ann New· Perfect conuoUed ter Carol 1s a member and 10pho· members of the pt Pleasant LJ. 0. MCClure of Wellsburg, W l4nd, Corena McMilhon, Carolyn beat foe •ore de· 19 Vt.. over the weekend. Dotaon, Linda Nease. ons Club on Tuesday, April more at Wlttenberi College at the Le"ion Hall President of Sharon Richardson, Mlke TayJicious foods by Mr and Mrs. Jac'k Frey and •Pleasant club 11 Mr. Thoae attending the Regional lor, " Howard MeMilhon, Marshall Sli.... the Point •imply aettlaa tho !.am1ly were tn Parkersburg SaturBand Festival 10 t. Mary&, W. McMlllion, Qene Weaver, Sharon COOIS!tiMI day on busmess diol. Jtm Darby, while Bob .Fobnston Va., ilD Saturday were Mrs. M~niel Patneta Riley Mr.s Del Mr and Mrs Bob McGlothlin -at- II preJldet1l of the club, here. tt.o ..... ~~.t Frank Peyton, and daughter, Mr bert Rl,chllrOBon, Mrs., Gladys tended a dinncr·mcetmg or the The orgnnizatlons joined In and Mn Paul Sclmetder, Mr and Rile)', Patty Newland, Mrs. J(lhn AID THI FINEST COJFU executive eomm1Uctmen of Hard· &roup lilngins and enjoyed 1 ~frs lo'lo~·d Carmaell:, Mr. and Turner, Joe BaUey, Ann Harris, "Forest PreBervatlon" The u 1 1 ware De11let! AllSOCHI.hon at the UM.Jl.MGOCD •• , .11rJ Earle Caldwel , Ml's 'Pau Jonctta Cunnin~:ham, Sandra Damd Boone Hotel ln Charleston bwo clUbs made ,,Jans to hold 1 Hend.-eraon, Mrs. Donald F. Buekland, Dllne Capehart, Cbari Ed Curtis Roush of MIChi.:Hn ptcntt and softball game In Pt Roush, Mrlt'. Robert McGiothhn lene Dleh.l, Mrs Mary Carpchart, v 1sited Mr and Mn. Ja!nO(I Routh Pleaiant, thu snr:.11Jler. New Ha· ud Mr and Mn. Thomu Grm· Mr and Mrs. Stdney MeMIIhon over the weekend ven members prooent were John lok-atl, Bobby and Shelby. Mrs Harvey Newland, Sharon Jack Ford, lreahman at East Dyer, Bob Johmlon, H. C Roney, Dlck Athey, student at Mar· Foreman, C.Lcryl RGbert.s, Mrs rennessee State College wa11 vhut· Karl Wile.!!, Charles JeweJI, Geor· aball College, spent the week- Curt McDaniel, Marilyn Schwarz, ' mg his parenh, Mr and Mrs K.er· i 1e Jewell, Gene Athey, Layton end v!Bltlng hl9 w1fe and pareJLts, Judy Sebwarz, Barbara McDaniel, ' The finac of oU'wa~ co mit Ford over the weekend Sayre and Jn<.-k Frey. tdr i!Dd Mrs. Clayton Athey. JQanna Bta.nham, Mr!l Frank make per!e<t colfee ~ry A Board of Direetora rneet1ng Mr and Mrs~ Philip Wolpert HarrLB, Mrs. 'R J w 1Uiam&o-n, Mn R. F Bryant Is lmprovJna I' lil'lt- ~ \1. (or~ i!. aiter being very ill the paat twu wu held after the r~MJular meet· ~l;ld 1 Susanne vblted re1.,tives ~~ Mtl. John. Taylor. Mra: Bliss WU· dn'tmj& inf and It was announc:ed the CQiumbus, Ohio over tbe week· son, J&nJc.:~ lngeJa, Jan1e Turner, weck:s next meeting May 3, will be Lad end. aDd Sar:bara w~Json. I 1\11' and M1·s Russell OhllnJ,er M:i&S Nancy Scally and rat.sy of Charleston vlsttcd Mr and Mrs lea' Night The dates May 6 and 7 were set for Clean-up-Week 'Ve•ter, lf~,Sitcd friends m Ral· Mrs. F. A.. Blitey, Mrs R 11cy Me· n '1'. Ohlinger on Sunday Intyre and Mrs W, T Stone. Mr and Mrs A J~ Roush of Any trash, exLiuding garbage, cigh, N C., o\·er the weekend. Picked up by the L10rls· Those attending the White Mn. Paul Puwell's father, Mr wtll be l'omcroy v1~;~itcd Mrs Lowdema Van Meter on Sunda} i!nd Mrs. men. It is bemg asked by the Shrine JD Polft"croy on Frida~ f Durnil is a medical patient at St. Dcrtw returned hom e w1th them Sl'1d ' 1"P 1101 pleasle sweropr tdustl •n1d evening were Mrs Harry Dyer, I Joseph fi6Spltal In Parkerrourg r no pte, o sree n• after spendtng several day1 here. front of your property, this too ( AtLcnfllng the state meetmg of will be picked "P and disposed Lhc WSCS in Spencer on Tuesday of were Mrs Otte Roush, Mrs Otbo Lch•lng, Mrs Thclm& Capehart The Blue Jay Patrill of the and Mrs Carain Oliver. Girl Scout.s held a party Jo'rlday Mr and Mrs. Arthur Harl are evenln.&, April 22 at llle city announcing the birth Of BP $ lb. 0 building, Games were played and ounce son born April 21 at Lhe refreshments served to the gueatl Schaekel CllnJc. Maternal grand· and members. parents are Mr. and Mrs Man· Gu111t!l present were Bruc11 chester Wolfe of Racine and pa· Staats, Jimmie (il-i:'bs, Gary Rood, ternal grandparenta are Mr and Jtmmie Caldwell Eddie Stein and• Mra Jaspar Hart, Letart, W Va Glenn Butler. Member1 present were Sucllcn Goodni1Jht, Anna R11th Yonker. >Carolyn Dotson, Jolly Dosen 4-H Club Shirley tmd V1rglnia Hill, Judy ll'ry, Sharon Knapp, Shelby Grin· Mel .41 Browns' stead, Doris Elliot, Phyllla. q_atey, The Jolly Dozen <1·H Club of Mra. N<Jrman Montgoll\el'}' aad Long Dottom met at the home of At Beverly -· DOVILICNICK • Jt OHIO: Cl.wr aM wann . .,....,, t.n~Jhl """ "'"...,.' . . _ lll<flr ,.,. ... • . .... "'"' 15 .... ,., .... .. .. •N • No: 16 VII ' Editorial Phone 807 -y ... 11\anR....- · ~ WIST VIRGINIA; Rem·emb'er Mo·the· on Mother's WlrM, hlth 15 te fit M- •air t.nftht, lew In .,., Tll<oro fty ~rtf1 etEtud,)r ,,.. Pbone 308 Single Copy ............. s·•tllio.d..y, I I ' .. Kliljl, Ro!t~ ~ Mr. on~ of Lotart. Rwt. 1, ,has ...... tlkted pr... ldent •f JIUturt' 'Parmen of """'~c~ H• . Is •. ltl"!! th• w•h•m. candki•N fof the State Fl.rmer Degree •1141 Wilt ylce 11rnldltnt o1 m.• l'~A c~._,,, ~ttl• ,..,, Qtflter ..,.cera. J"clvdr. S1mmr Hwtfhtln. vi• ''"~ent• Relph thom,.n, . .,....,,, T,mmy 'hyri, trn~ureri Tomn'IY Brown I,IWI s N~Mrter; .._!1hn ~llalhntnitn; Olntlnll. Ohlingir., ~n• Jewell~ --<.....--- ·- ly UNITED PRISS Prcs1dent Eisenhower asked today that hlJ nexlb1e ltrm price support system be gJVCD a chance to JX'OYe 1tseL! before Congreu acraps il. He spoke- out aa a l!ihiiWdQWD vote apprilved m the House on a Demoeratie bilL lo restore the b1Jb rill'id aupport.s 'l¥hkh wer~ replaced by the tlexi:ble system laat year. Both sidca poodicted V1Ctory. But neit.ber lll!PCtted tM confl. tlent, and botb conceded vote would be close. At hJ.a news co~erenee Mr. !)isenhMver said bla faith in flexible supp.orta 1& unshaken. He .!llaid it is a aoDd system des-i~ to brlog JWoduction and eonsumptlom 1nto ~alance. Democrat& Mntend the gene.ro ally 'lower flexible au,pports will burt lumen. But the President said Jlarm meome declines OC· qurred under the old s)•atem. Tbe nexi'ble program, he said, won't ))ave a ebanee to work until the crape come to market. EXPERT GIVES ESTIMATES ON ~MASGN WORK Lont Chootor 1951, wu plc,ked from a ,\lti'M cf•• of Junior Stude"" · .t the St. JOMph MMIIltal, Par' ker.ltura. to ,...,....., her ci•Q M ' t ... N•tiOMI LNfue Of NurMS Convention 11"1 st. Louis, Mlueurl, Mar 1 throuth ttM 7. Ml11 keller pkkH A.y her clills •• most outst1ndlne to """'"' har cleN. She 111M Parll•rsburg, lun•y. w•• this week'• meeU~~t o{ the Ohailel Hayes, Clifford .EI&o GBm..-. Pfl\ll<l' 'l'tckets Ready For Firemen's Circus Here . fi.lm Bureau Women To Tour Columbus Sites I I One Way to Find Out- , See how Hoover ~'Vibra-Cieans" ...... - .... M;.., your r:..gs •• ..... R-Tri,F..A..._ , _..,_ $124.95 $24.15 --HI.·. tak: . ...--... ...What . The Shouting's ~1L!'bout ........._ ' , rw TEMPLE TODAY .., Tuesday, Moy,3, 1955 PQge Eight 1 , Melanie Brown Saturday after· ~ nvon 'l'hls elub Wt.!l organized Febru ary 23 at the Long Bottom Sc:hoolhouae Mra. P1uline Myel"~ and Mrs. Mar1aret Brottn are the club advisors. The· offleen of the elub are Melanie Brown, preal dent: Sue Ann Mycn, vice proaidont; Teresa AndNw; eccretary, Ruth Price; news reporter, Kaa·ecn Damewood: recreational leader and Ronalcen Osborne, health and aalcty ~hairmp.n Oth~r , members of the cl,db Ia elude: Joyce Frederick, Carol)'n Sl18on, Janet and Marilyn Bl&lell 1nd C•rolyn Price. Tho next mooU~•I 1 at the home ~r::::~.~~:n:;:~t.~~~ Melanie ers wJII 1 Mr11. Eule CGidwcJJ. The paret'lts of the Ne):V Uavtn coo Seoul•, !IUrprlsed the cub bert with a part.y, celebra\lnr the award won at lhe 'M.G.M:. Exposition. 1t waa a regular m('eUng held Wedne~, I jl 11 :0 .. : the home ol Mra. E. L. Stelll. The Cl~ba dlaplJYtd eostumes bhe)' made in eonnectlon wLth their theme "Kni1hta of Yore". Jdeaa Cha-lrmu for April "'*a• Tl'l.,as Grinstead, !Nho JentOO. " fllm on "S,nokOy Bear''. An aO'ttcle "Adventure on Tlnindcr Hill Tree Farm" Will P~· atinte'd and Billy rr"y aaseabl;~ the tree farm, made of ea~ board. wblle the stor)' waa lotd1 Rou. Frey •nd M-altolm wr:rt p>.·escnled n~"l::erc::tifl!f slides for tctlllnJ all lheir expo~tl· tJ.on tickets. The N'1 bben Wtll'e each prC41ented a mlJ).Ial\lre blbn ribl>on, an txaet copy of the rYlbon aw.ardtd a~ MGM E~PQtftkhl. the grOIJIP 'were aerved icc er~ tod.as. and Vrooman for eonunent. ,. Mourn~ng We&"ff not wUl Candldates f91' eouneil pos{tlona will be Harry w,lsh, Wal· w Werry, Ev~ett Tbomas, De(. bert Ricbardso~ an.d ~u~eJl Cape· hart. dlieunibo prole¢ with, attotD~·· ApprOxbnate esUm,J~JtJs Qf from Js one of the finest In Columbus; ten to twolve dollars "'foot for , Noon m' the ~afete<l• at lbe of ANIMALS fQW. L . . J.. PERISH IN f,JI\E 1 , l\~WS BRIEFS For generatioa1 the elown hae bee• an brtegral part of eireua WASHINGTON UPSon. prograane In these daya of keeD ~nclyde ~ and sewel'l accord~ OhJo state Sc:bool for the blind, HAI'I1'! P:. lrrd Hid todll' thet eompebt1on, mgentOWI tpeeialIna tq Mayor Rot 0. Harless. which I• one ot the most interest- ou ·~wiLLIS i:,4 llf"l , th• ftd•ral i:ltllt uil equlyalent tie& must be evolved. IDd: be'I'll• eotlmatcs wore ' given by lng spots In Oblo; A lflp' to the 111 n! &:..,:. • 10 tho lull ¥Oiuo of oil lho lud OIU5C .so much dependa UJ)(lD ef. ""llam in eomparlson wit" similar top of the I:.e Veque-Lincoln Tow• oil lho •··lldl 11 ~ 1 feetiye cottuming alld make-up, 1 " A de•tb loU of 38 W" list" -·'"' k done in other t"'WDS, er and view CoIum bU!l from the r.,.... cu bv ,_ 11 th1 hi"ff. 11•n• t•-m 11......, it il not a rare oeeurance for , a "" ' Porileiov Fire Chfet Ralph Sisson • ' m.c nery, a nw "" ' bigheat point: Evening meal at ~ ._ stock-eoterything of ttnt~lble ctreUII 1clown to spend huo4r.edl the YMCA Cafeteria; The ·~,,.. ·· ! in 8 wWeh OtM!urre4 11 Wyllis valua In the United States.• of ~& in the ereatiop of his is makina arranr:ements too Hil~ Tuesday afternoon.; .liit varlous preposteroua properties "Sally · Flow~•" television ThiN' rabbiUi u ,d s~ +..~eps CLEVELAND, 0. UP--Defen&e and eontrapttons wbicll coawl&e lsllcw at the WLW.C studios. (Not were tm~ered ~ 6m~e from t*1:1~ sa1d today they h"' ....... .,.,ro, sure abou~ tbltt , jet) "And then the. bllte that enauUed a small nine new p1eees of HOME-tlr<oj ~ut happy." oui~Jill!UDI! on lh~ Pli•P.<rtY of as bnis of their plea ' Mrr. ~ellona PapneU., t • for a new trial of coDV:ieted wifeChief Sisson said tilt nre iP~· killer Dr. Samuel II. Sheppant, eri.tly started when: arttCI~ stored but the 1tate said the evtdeftce Jn the buildlni were l_fr!tied by, represents opimon, 5peculatlons sparks from burnini ~~ab ahtl '8.Dd eonjectur~... ' A;ii!))I.I!W to l~e Melh GOQeral LONDON UP-Itriket 1rHII ~ 'l,ii.Pl!'l 'rueoc~oy w<ne Ben Ellier- trash. . thrut of strlkH mushre..... !<ililt"Poineroy, an~ l:lolberl Gaul, today 1.-te 1 hlp eltctlon iuue Cheater. U..t covl81 ,..,..rr•" theDismia••ls were Darlene HlU. of Prim• Mlnlstw Afto Jleedlvllle; Mildred TUbbs, Po~e­ th...,. Idol. In tho ing ,.n•NI ll~iona. tuxon, Pomeroy; S~ topt pavement hail beea given ~iriiUI:~Iiioe building a& JUe&ta Of lll•' •ouncll by Milam. That would the cdnipon~; Visit and, tour the d~~f~~: I , ''"'h' '"' • ttre ° HO,$Pll'J\L NoTES ¥~1GS q.~'!ERAL IICis~rllL ' I I ' t , ' - ' t!...~ . ..' . ';~'' •, 1 ' pro- the · The gtO\IP will leave the Co-op in Pomeroy at 7:~0 A. M., c and Will visit ttie followlnc pl,te:J: Co-op and Federation taemtlea and be greeted· by eitber Lltta Roberson or Jean Werts; Farm Bureau lnsuraDce building, wbieb .... . • , • .-. ., ' l ' ' ''(: "'""'r.t ~~: ~ddii~llart,clne .w- and Mu stato!l 1 N- Hav~ SRDilation To Outlined TbUJ'II. Wllllom Darst Be s..m Sunday Final Day In Attendance Race 1 . . . . .I CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK CINCJNNATI, 0. UP...UCIJll 21100 oclive; 10e' bliber; juo to 2211 lb l8.Mi ~ to 235 18; 235 til 150 lb 17.50; 2110 to 2'11 lb 17; 2'15 to 3110 lb 18.50; Choice- sows steidt 12.25 lo 14. Cattle slNdy; .Oiool" "'" " c»'HIDt< 01 All, ,liKI tHII BAK.ER FURNITURE CORNER IN yearlJngs urf ., fin.t yuh den'f IUCCHII, try an' try atln. fllift tptlt. There's no IMII --n· mu 1.. hNdtd about It." , ' . ' slow; ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 May 3, 1955 carroll karr