https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/db8e2000e2be2b89b89713f062f9a483.pdf 55c6b12025754decf13cf936f53f19a3 PDF Text Text • / • • 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; ' �• 1 ,.·l!Q J !..... 1WO, w.:C:Ines(fQy, -MQX ;4, J ?;s Ttie i)a il)!i§entinel, t!omeroy-Mi(lalefort, Oliio N•tlonal advertisinc repreaeD· tative, Bottinelll-Klmball. Inc., Ul Lexington Ave., New York City, 18, N. Y. Subscripboa rates · Delivery by earrier where avaJiable 30 eenh OF THII MlfGS-MASOM ARIA flr.· eept Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sentinel , [Dt., at 110 Mecban.lt st., Pomeroy, 0 Business offiee phone 398, t(litOttal office phone 397. EDtel'!d IS second c~u!l iBJ matter at_ the posl Pomero)', Oh10 s. Owen tans:Is Probe Idea That Cease-Fire Would H~trt Chance Ol.Returri'foMainl~d lA:s-oRS OF ,The Daily Sentinel Published every afternoon. • per week : ,,me year . Ln .8Y CHARLIS M. McCANN Unlhd Pren St•ff Corres;ondtnt The Chinese Natlonaliats seem to feei that any eease fil't In tht' Formosa Stra1t might hurt the1r chances or ever returning to the adva~ce mei1· at The Dally Sentmel off1ce, $1Li .60; sb months, 57 00; thrn orhee at mbnths, $3.(M) By motor rout~ w\en avaiiM>Ie lme month $1 . mainland The reason I .. AMan Needs Tools Two top authonh<"S recent1y had ~omethin g to sa~ I American indu!ltry about the 1·aged valu l" or the stock market and widespread stock ownershiP. ' Federal Reserve BoarJ Chai.r· man Martin said "A properl y fuoctiorung stoek m&rhl I~'> •·n· portant til the attainment or a high standard of hvmg anti 11teady growt h o! emplo:,ment ·• Set> retary o( lb!! Treasury Humphrey said: "Wide1;preat1• .ownership of is to be em·our· .. A man cannot earn a hving with just h t.s two handK He needs tooh and power and I these you can not get wit bout in· vestment " . is needed . R•ds Have M•npowtr The Commumsts now have Ch ina 's vast reservoir of manpow· er t o draw upon . Chiang has only the 8-m1llion populatwn or For· mosa. And the unpleasant fact is that the Formosans shuw no eag· erness to gird for a crusade 1o retake Chin a. They jus t want to be let alone. In these circumstances the Na· tlonaUSts are bitter over the pos· sibility of a cease fi re. Dispatches from Taipei. the For· mosan ca pital, told Monday of a blast of critidsm of the United States which appellrcd in local N8tionalist newspapers. "The trend of events seems to Untlttit,\ Pre•• Scltnct ldltor NEW YOP.K U.l'- A Jlc\entlst •net .a tiC~tmti flc udm!nl11tralor tiMe to tilt' d'!Veloll)ment of th! Salk omll·pt't"o vncc inc said th at what they ftnd. mos t fenred mlgtrt h.en. h1ul happened-and entlan,:ered the whole It bi(I·ICalc to conqu ~r paralytic short polio in t1 compat•alivcl)' time. They rt'terrcd, C>f course, to 11 thlldr rh comlniJ <town with polio afttt t hl'y had bern · varclnnled wltb vlietiM prop.:arl"(' bv one of tllt alx pharmuuul!ca\ honee11 Heentt!~l bv lh l" federal govern, ment to make it \)tOirnm J What aro the ttoya like who k toclay'l vlclou1 eantt ::;•.:e::..nt How do the e•n11 0 traN? Why aren't the tHI\p 1 hool? The 1trlnf0 ••et'1 nsc t .... ItWIG t e '""'' are detc:rl• H In ' the fall~lftt cllapofch, bared on telkl with ~hr.. mtmbtrl who cama Into court tO.._ the nc:itement ,.,..., a rival 1101 m•mber wes trrHted for murder. BY ELIZAIITH TOOMEY United Pre11 Stiff Corre•ppndent bt. S1ht1t litter Ga.. Rlnlry • Bitter rivalry usually exists between gangs. But In the exeltement of a really blJtlme "laid", .all eane members Were t~m6orlil'y allies. "We're the warriors," the abort·est ot the bo')'s In' ·the court waiting roon\ s&ld proudly . He had II: NEW YORK UP-Three b~y11 ciesrl!tle pert.>blld bchmd one, ear sat on 11 bench in the back of th e- "We've got our own jerseys It's :t dln&y court waitinl room and talk· stick t~all• dub 'J : ·: ' ed m excited whispers, l "We got our rule8,'' the S~lf.ap'I'hcy were neatly .• dressed, ac .. pointed warriors' spokesman ~aid. cording to the curious fashion that lt's a stick ball club, sure, but if marks members of teenate street anybody touches us or, say, we gangs. Their zippered jackets were play for money al\d somebody handsome two-tone 11•berdine, doesn 't pay up ... we get the two ,heir 8hoes were polished and fellows together who got the cOm· their hair was long, well-oiled and plalrJ,t and they lleht it out. But piled as bia;h as possible above maybe •omebody elle jumpH in, their f(lreheads. ilnd then everybody starts." They were hoping for a allmpse The aee of most gang members of 8 rival gang member. Frank ranges from 14 to 19. ltlost Qf them Tan:an Santana, 17, a member or. are under 18 and ahoul~ be 1ri. the Navajo 1ang, was to be Iii· hia:h school DAILY CROSS~WO.RD Thtlr ln~~rtnf rt~rP!kctlon W'" of ~ the diChtm of Dr Jonu E. S'alk, th e n ccinc's rlevl'iupcr. '"Prtlperly P'ropL'red and pro. Hi'ly Ule~. the v-eeci nr h con1· fo··mnldP hyl l" nn:l nt!v!r cbeml· CMh. Or Snlk wu' confidf'nt " nrmlfh ,..r hie fiiPI'l Jaboritorv de· mcn s trntinn~- wlth human belnt: wl lh monkrvs-tl\al ht' ...,necinAtcd hi~ ''lcll!"- or, lllrl',. -""d 01'. 110M nart E Va n Ril'l"r. ml'rlical rlirectnt bf 'hr N'11 1 i rm~ 1 Ji'ou11 dation J11r Tot. r""' ilc f'al'lllyll i!l, vaceln~\~~J!!.! ~on . 'No don own f'\r{'r II V(lll' n'(n plt:'t!IY ~~fc and complrlclv f'lf · ttt\iYe," he uld-11n~ It should tie kept in mind t hat by "co-m· pletely £<D:eclivc" he cJtrmpted .!.. tbe verv small m nn .. tty cr ocr. ~~ . 10m who , by the nulure of lheir bodY c.bcm!Jtry, arc vt• ry poor al!llboly prod t' 'C"' lcl€'ntl'lt dhput r!l the first pt,t1 ~~t tb q, sta lemer..' -- lh:1t wh ~ n ' 1.pfwe rl~ p~rpur&tl . t hr vaccine · U eott.ptctcly saf" ·· l'' ormalde· ~d ' 1 "clentltt, tho other a non-Jc len· list, but bot h commandh'l·~ lal'ge Ru di Pnci!!I-'Who have been un· frlemllv to the vaccine from tbc vrrv b e~ lnnlnc . · So bt'.fnre the shooting starts, if th t•r~> ls to b~ ahy shonting. the selt>n! l s t ~· \tl'~(!d partnl:t to keep in mLnd tohat the 11aletv o..t "pTopcrlv prcpnred" vaccme !11 beV(] nd ouf'slion. SeiPI'II\sts knew lona hf'lrorP Or Salk started work lM Oil his vactin~>, lhnt Yl" ll!l l'.!l ··rllllcl he "dcBCflvated '' bv Dictum · - - -- · '-ft. 01 lVt• ,iS·~ tv MU. SOL IIGLIY S•tn :!av \ 1 ~• 1ors In th " homn r-f Mr :HHI \lr~ Sol Billlev anU f~t'n"·!lv Ann! ?t wore Mr. 1ni! ~"'!t · Alv~ ll ol ~i n·'!f!r lrtd eon. Mr 110 I \l r~ Cllrh"" . Holsinljer ~ ., rl f,,.,,,v Pnr-..?wUle, M'T. i:nd 11" A!hnnv , Mr. llhi Mr.. ·Rnflet1 J,.nu., M;VN W(lOd , W Va r:arv and Shan WeUi . .JC~no, lhtlr ~pent th r Wtt>ko'nd 'Wttli Kra n d.~\!'\ h er Mr.s. HU!l son lbhn· In Chlha l 12. Fill with col'\ltern&• tlon ( var., 1!. Aocondo<l 1ft Juice 'or'plants lG. "" a•h 11. SOU\11 ~mtflcan I'llpUblic . ~ 1t.J!ofON . ft!Jhlar ittptl e. Merit •. heollltr 1. Won aweJt • tNortt) e. In 1olo , i4. Bendt ~V~':~~!~:;~::!' depa-ent otnel•l• . ~.., that ,....,.\ ·~ ' lOJatlollllhlp ' With U.O. ~~ Commun'"'" 10 ~Vtrf trl<>k O. ll:noloood 1111.'116lt . ) 11. Mount.li> pcola ' I e\llttvatiOil 111. Cllmblnr . ,plant~~ , f. lo!otalllo ' ,.... ~~. \Vhl\oont S3.111illblo '" ~a:woo.. 1!11. Grtel< lttter Stateo u.lo -t .lt~l't('"l ~ -~ atrald that atomiC wea~ Wl11 be UHd apbift· thetn. _ -~ They point o'ut that the ChlD.eH bave a .....IJ' attempted. any ~'!Oatllt act 'lhl1Mi rtuoaablr e.rtain they can wm. TbUI a q;.Ultary ll:lW~ on ,:ro.,o. mola. ll not immediately like~r aud a.ettblr Ja lA ' tnvul.on thftllt at Quemoy arid,Ma~ ~ , What' t\te expert& 11>\jclpa\e "-\lailod 1\ad ~ ::~~-~m;&neuverln&' ~ blua\lflllr-& ,~tic 111'1 punut avldlj', 1t workfd ~ Ia ,matN fl'acheJ\11 ud it isa•t believed thq •lt calnl' to ptunre tnto a danrero• sttuatloa ~ , could destroy their paper, reJlm,e. A·, . ..· . .. ' _. e LOYALTY . ~ ' . Jl plcslvt iuue In UIS6. -(oyalty tedJe" of the 190 ecml'eatlft- . While the controv~nlal' Demoe,.Ptl, • major runny ertll. ~ has been diiC&rded tiy th-. Do • tl who walked: out oa thtlr ~ develop over t.ht Hattni ot moc:ra • to' eupport••~.~~ ·llophoit JolltcboU 1o ...., to F;""t" tli\1~ tor ouch powtrrul iOUibftnmt' '-' Jamoa 8~ Toxa'i'Go llllell. Shlwl\1 ud ·-1111111& 00\'. KoDnon to '""" tlel~te m'tli• e<nventton an4. aafo.up .. :COrd "'::'!,,\" 'f4 st~:·only •~ u ; Nteui Capital . lOr.) Ntl .' u. ao. April IU. Carrol Harri s reports that 1 ' T .t; THE DAILY SENTINEL . May 7th,9:00 am to 3:30pm i '"' I '·,. ,., . . . ·'1';,::··· .. - ... tJ .- Door Pr1ze 2111 . $1. iln' ' .f · · • In S~c:ill 41. Al!lrftllUVI voiH v1slted , Jin1 ~ H•auJ Johnsor. 1111rl son, ,Ju~r and Pubtlt Hy1ttrla Mrs. Vl rr.mi01 Pig<lt S.!£3joy. l%i.r nt:lo1o an1 B1lmmi~traton Mrs l'ann1e m,ley t-, ih.tl ,sons var:eination pronl'am and Mrs ~1 !n ' ha IJ'Ols!n:er were m tl 1c W(lst In I'ar l-t'! 1m.6. sho~~!~g, ~ ~bu rs· itl,\n ior- day Mrs '''i\1-i' Vitc.n ia f.l:, ters Karen etrle'>:.aqd ])f~ a_111 , lau- Sl.n~n Kay •pent !londiJ l'olh~ M111: SOl mind-one a Bigley und !'O n. 1 • 1. • ' Church, , .' Ji;, Nile< 'Rpoj'ta that he his 15000 tomato p!anta aeL Warne WUson nports thai bu run blo ferlllller lor hlo m;'ti>es and hall iet aeveral of ,r •• ,1) \' ~ •I " j>lai!Y, , if • I 6J Men's he Drawing 9:00P.M. • SUIT$ :WI& th~ 'Ligfitweltht' '••• made artlclea were .tOld •ad a ,.,.. col post .... bold ., llle '""' 0£ flcon Cl•b. :TINO JAat£1' IIUit ot FOR beige Zuckerman"• 101ten the Wide GRADUATION out from a yellow lllll'llll LOMA LEADS Church Board Hear Need For Hymnals The Official Board of the Unit· ed Methodist Church met Sunday evening at the cbureb with the Rev. J . Leshe Kunze presiding . The hymn "What A Friend We Have in Jesus" opened tbe meet· ing followed by reaponsive reading "Prayer of Fai~" taken from Psalm 27 and senteriee prayers b~· thOse pret~ent. Mrs. Boney Mltcb~ll reported tbe need of new hymnals and a committee compo/fed of Mn. E. E. Bryant and Fraoll! Vaughan were named for the proJect. There was a discussion on the time of the services for the summer months and it was decided to take 1 poll at church on SUnday May 8 and 15. Mrs. C. F. Tompkins to be In charge. I)RESS~S SIZF.'i 9 TO 20 ·AU of these are "one or a kind": . LOMA LEADS ORIGINALS The Perfect Gift For The Graduate! Mercedes Condon Dress Shop Well Dressed Feeling Baby · oii the he \othe ' . _l>W;ia llano reports \hot hlo po'\e\001 u-. comtn1 \llroush tho lfOund ood tllat be hall cultivated lbom once. Jte wo "P'Irts that be oora 'lround p!owed and 'lfOUDd ready. He bas ~11!"11 '' from Charles llellstered 18. be bu Warmest D,ay .. ' LADIES STMTCH All Suits and Coats ·Reduced! Gloves $1.00 I FIRST QUALITY SMITH Clothi_n s ' fOR tHE LADIES . t 't' ' ' I • ' ',., ~otC.I J~ews~_,,, :GO.TO. ~t\ESS '." i. ' ~ r ~ IIIIPDi;poa·r. ,QBJ:O ·, 51 Gauge, 15 Denier 59c BLUE SWAN . ' li.tJliBS' NJI.ON'r Panties - $Lot~ts . . $~~-~Pi:~' . . . Cloth 'GOWNS ............. 9'7c to $3.98 BEACH JACKETS .... $J.9h~ $J:;,a· • Featured for Mom ... love ror thl!lr pnetlcal preUy lbelr eomton'llld 'Ulelr <iMJ* look on lbe Fashions 1ashlo1111 for home.work ... oi . ..... 49candup ' Rayon • Ca·nnon TeiT)' ·. ' \" (t fashions ""e'll and ways ... for warm we~lber ahead. Cor fun, fuhlon1 for pu1lea n.,.usout. Al19ver the·~· you'D fbld roshhbi1 ... lllllng.,.le, aceesaorles, jeWI!Iry, ~-., lmtta;Keie . . •, ' I reports ·tbat he ote• ft~ar .t,ft;em••• aall ·p;j~ Nl...l Nylons r*rt.,a he bas driven 1nd that t:GIDIDI up. ·, • • I ' Com·e1And See Your \;.I Pomerey,OWo Main St has Grimm reporlo tho\ Yorkshlto. 1111 ,.., To Give Yo1,1 A ' d\Oii...., IIJ' be bu strawberry planta set. Wayne ROwe reports that he disked, hUTOwed and haa set part of hlo lomatoeo. CompltQ Ll~e YOU NEtb NOT BE PRESENT! , . JUST REGISTER .. ~ ,........... tbo ·L etart &rOQp, after Richard Young reports that he has run bls fertUiler for his toma· RETURNS FIIOM VISIT toes. Jimmy Deem reportl that he .Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lofm Sr. have A report on the Wesley Foundabas plowed bis eorn ground, and returned from a two weeks visit tion meeting held last . week in bu aet six bundred atrawberry with their children, Mrs. WiUiam GalHpo)is, was given by putor. pllllD.ts. He 1110 reports that be has B. and Raymond in Col· Prayer bv Rev. Kume t~~n~ed his GuerDBOy belfer out ed the meetinl. pasture. , RObert Burn.em reports that he bu his beef animals on pasture. SEUC'i'IOHS . I:'I~J~ING .T9 BUY! woipt Wlnl n.A.,IIIIIbtr rerr..bmenta · Theodore WUiford reports lbat =~~= 39, Ketpa (p!,) At. tlle coacluaioa of t.1t.e u., to 'e De$i,r~ TP Suck Thumb 1 3 Re»oms or NEW Furniture $299.00. Sp~f"•· . S1ri.1> has SOld all of his eleven pigs Cly.Cle Johnson reports that . his and ,u. tomato plants arrived April 29, · Sisters InspeCtion by CA '· Tht · annual Mother-DaUI}Iter Banquet <li lbt -Noh~tllma Gv· den Club ,.... held on IIODdl1 eveolna in lhe aod.al r()()fM al the Hartlord Methodllt CblU'dt. The pr~llfl\ tor the even.inJ belaD wkh e&eh member t1.u.J. iDI and intrc.dueing her mother to tbe ,grou.p. Mra. Lester Zerkle presented a readtng entitled "A Tribute to 1 Mother'' and then CJ'ObP IIDtJng by the rnernberJ waa eajoyed Mn. Ray Piekc01, Sr., eave a reading .after wbich Mila Jackie Pe~D sang "Couot Your Blnsinrp". M.iu Peyton wu preseo'ted later in the program in aootber tolo number, "Blue Moon." ,..,.. IPJ'ffJ ( l 'l!~~~:t!'J:.,C:,:. Tbe Cbtster Cb.,.e MYF mec:t· ing wu be1d at tbe Alfred Church gn April 25 with atteDdaDCe as lolowa; Rock Sprtnp 9 youth and 1 adult; Alfred 17 yo-uth and 6· adulti; Chester tS youth U.lu 2 Uat Aehievemeat :procram. Wlllla.m Holmea, SyrJClUie end 1dultl; Mioen¥ille .11 youth and James Souder1l. recoverln• aat- Prof. and MN. Roa:er Qulsnberr)', 2 adult.; and tbe &ev. Grove matlsfaetorily at Mei&l General Ho,. Atheus,. Max Roller, wbo hu been .ing a total or ·81. pltal wbere be underwent emer-- 1 mt;dioal patient at Melp GenDue to the a'lnenee of Norma gency •ura"'- Sundi.J for tbe ae- eral Hoapital waa retu.m.el home Jean JtobiDIOn, devotlona were led cond time within a year. TueldiJ. by Eu&eae 'Windland. Henry Hena~y iJ ln eriUC&l Mr. aod Mra. Hubert . Tiylor, Alfred &roup with Charles Tay· condition at Holler Hospital after Belle, villted Mr. a.n4 Ml'l. HOfDel' lor u progratq leader put on the aureery there ,. .TUesday mornln•. Hertley and family Saturday. followin& provun~ aubject "My ' His wUe and son Robert, aad broCarol Ba~btel, aenlor aurae at Responsibility at Home"; sona:, ther C. M. Henneay and lin. st. Joseph'• Ho•pltal. Ptrkmbur1 "Way Down Deep", Alfftd JIYP'; Hennesy were in GalllpoUa durJng left MOnday for arrnt,a~ ~ork at Recitation, Ruth· Ann Sleicber; the operation. Sl. Fraocls Hospital, 1!1\ltburlb. poem "Joly Neigbbor'• Bible" by Mr. and Mn. Lawrence BIDI She 8pellt the weeke_~CI wiU. her Sandra Boylea; · playlet:~~ ..Fimily have beeo aotlfted of tb~ aerioua parents. Ill. and Mf•· Fotr1!Jt Life" by Johnn7 Taylor, Florence e011.ditlon of her brotber·ln·law, Baclltel and brother Forrest and Boyles, Clair · Woode•. Janice the Rev. L. R. Wll1on, NorwaJk, 1 was taken to Parbnburc Monday Swartz and Marearet Wmdland; " IOD,I "Open Up Your Heart", all. former plstor of the Mlddleport by her motber. ' During the busineSJ meetinJ in charge of Betty Leonard, preli· dent, they voted to write a letter to the raC\ic:_:l progr¥11 "Strite It Rich" to try for help on the purMr» aDd Mrs. Bent& Wolle Mrs . .Price Hawk 1nd Mr. JDCI chase of a movie proJector. Also vislte4 1o Plaota, wllb Mrs. lfori>ett Neutallq aDd doau· each group to recognize Us high bls sl&lero, Mlsoeo lbt..-, Ma17, vi>lled Price Hawk sebool graduates in some way. ta WoM'e. at Holzer Hotpital, Tuesday after· The following offieers were e)ecter for 1~5tl: Presideo:, Gilbert oDd 1nd report ' u home, mueh zerMrs. HOJPit.II, lmpr.oved willhim return Betty Leonard, Roek Springs; vice cvenlog lor todlf. prC~ldent, Johnn,y Taylor, Alfred; treatment. --~---secretary Bob Dorst, Chea~terj 11(.... Lui a Jocloo bu nt'•~: t~easurer, ludy Spencer, Minersto her bome, Lanpville, ville; news reporter Clair Woode; u.si&ting in tb.e care of Al&ed; devotions, Charle1 Taylor, motb.er, Mrs. Nanc)' Might Plnn Alfred; recreation, Ralph Knia:ht, sevenal weeks. Chester. Jr{rs. H. D. Cunningham and Plana were made for the annual The above o!licer1 are to meet M.fs. William Bak-er were bus-1• Inspection of MeiJI Temple, Pyoesa visiton in Gallitpolll, today. thian SiSt'ers when they met Toes-- June 1 with Rev. Grove 1t • Letter Terrell, daUib\or Ana day at tb'e K. of P. Hall with Mlu Chester Church to 1et up the proson Tnm, of ToledO ' Erma Smith, Moat Excellent Chief a:ram tor tbe coming ;pear. _During the social period Uoyd and Mr.a. L R. Pariit of --... -. 1 pnsiding. The inspection ie &et W. Va., were weekend gueat.a for Tburaday, May 12 and the statr Dillinger Jed the group ill garnes Mr. and Mra. Edward Parfitt. and officers wil pra.elice at 7 p. m. and contests. Refreshments or ice cream Tueoday May 10. Plaa1 were made for a rummlge cookies and tea were served aale and bake aale t4 be held May the host group. ' The worship center ~oosisted of 5, 6 and 7 et the Park buildfnk formerly occupied by •the Mary a poster of "A Famil)';, at HOme" Jane Restaurant at the corner of and another pidure of "A Family at Church .Worsh1p" a miniature South Second and Mill Streets. Mr$, Z~!lia Jla!l, WUh•ville, C~ristian flag and the open, Bible waa a vi4~tor. 'fbe Temple has re· WJth a vase of tulips at •Ide-bact ~eived an Invitation to attend the all placed on table covered with . Nomad Ceremonial at Jackson• on a white cloth. May l'l ONLY . Due t.o. t.he school and graduaMrs. J. B. Downing and Mrs. tion activ•hes, there will not be a Althea Anderaon were reported May meeting . ill. 1'.be next meeting will be held on June 20 at the MinersviUe J.'F A NEWS ~~!~~;::;::~!~ ' 11 'Rt;rcineOESPifiiiJ Foi Ins-':_ ~..,... Pomeroy Personals • :.u:,'i.t Chester M~F Met BoptiatCh•reb. Mr. WUooa, , wbo With 61 Present wu tnjured erlticaUr lalt fear · she and her dauah~er, .Betty wben be waa ·bit by an i!UtomobJie Koehler, RN, GallipoJit apta't tbe bu had a &troke. Jl.i.l: opJ1 100• weekend. Carv~. is a coronary patleot at a Mrs. C. E. Hoyt wa• Ia Graoville boapltaJ in North~ Ohio. Monday to attend a TraillinJ Sunday tue•ts of 111'1. Max RolConference for- the Year ot Bap- let and ramUy were Mr. •n4 Hrt. lo- ''. ::thOdJ Jackie Chapman reports that he '4j/~~rl'l5et bis J¥!pper· plants, April - 21. ·~· 1 Eddie Ev~na reports that he cut h1s tomato stakes, AprH 16 and 28 To'm Curbs reports that he put hiS tbree dalry heifers on pasture Mrs. Lewla Koehler Sr, Ia viol\· Ina relatives In CrQOklvllle where It's ' po..,..lal No Chljo- ·~ S<>vJh opUt wt\ljln the Dtmoera\lt pirty II comiJis Soldier ~ to \be tore &Pill. aa4 It may i!onlop Into_aa 0!'• ,b.· 20. ilhltltrt<l ~l.ll'rult drhllll n f'tntlh"" a.. Llrld ulldir m• olrlelalo. lo ,that. tbO cOD.inUIIIota at Middleport Personals r on't .efl• convtotlon ' tha.t the Reda wcm,.:'·ft&'ht tor J"otl' ' tho w,. , Show that it would be better to be "'• ·• • • • l a bitter enemy of Uncle 6,ttm raTOM FAR111Eil-lolomborl ot Coftrreu »rodtolll.win not bol" ther than a fa1tlltul ally," one ~.:y yea.ra befon a farmer wU1 tUck J. wall IWltch SD ble bam 4 newspaper said t1.1m ol\ electricity powered trom an .:tomlc thtl ~tun »f' "It is a pity that th e leading !lop. A. M,1JIOr IR)' N;:.~a. ari"!'~;:..t 10 4ol1ver ~erolal democracy is agam preferring surthe luturo~;"'"'t' out · •• ~.. be CO!ftpleto<l' 1D Welt Mllt<iil, render of principals ttl victor y on electricity "''*tbmlc energy .. .,. , 1 · the battlef1eld ," another said. 1!may, ftf'er to 0\lr N. Y., 10~.J."ext !umme~ IIZh&ll. 'MlUer, Chiang's own situation is be"We don't ~o, th~ugh," . the 16 \ •'Futuri: .• 'tt.e~tloni. d·~.... of producln&' eleotrlcal e.... • yen old warraor satd. Hts two coming mo re comp ll cutcd as t1me P resent hydro, .Le~m an o II ' friends . snickered . "Most of us passes. er~ aa ' hoTH and bUJI'Y· • 0 • • ;~; ' just qUJt, but some. of the fellows Confident Of Support 'l'E.Ut WORIC-'1'111 EtiOIIhower a41>11Diotratloll 1o lhoi>\lnJ are supposed to be m I!Chool. They Chiang 's une atm m hfe is to w \l ' hk hr on the len~Ut ot Ume Ita top diclalJ have remalpe4 never d " go, e ca 1t oo e;y o I· lt'ad an army back to the ma inCablljo~ In prevto1111 a<ln>lnletraUoiuo_ ~!In« c;:::e4 ' ay. land He is conf1tlent that, once he tngton, key Cabinet otrlcert h&ve ~ ~ ~ ten'D of 0 t. ln\tiatloM lnvol¥11. Beating landed it, the people would r1se han s llave been the uaual thing dul'ull' a our-y Gang inltiatlons usually involve against Lh c Reds . He feels that I c MrgeEiaetlhawer despite controvenltl ra11nr about n&ldem a heating, the warrl$)r 11 aid The every day which sees h1s army anY. of hill' advl~rs. holda to the "team.'' theory ~ p boy who walib m the club must still idle is 1.1 day lost. • 'j ~ fi$1y OP\"'11&11 to any bre&k·UP of ·hlo !'~IDoL ..leb .. ' ' submit to n fight with twl) 01' It is no wundcr that Chiang Amoni ~hose' kept ln the tact of ettonl' cl'l.tlcllm HI '~-'"'' more members. wanls no cease fire As he sees it have been .AgrlC\I.lture SecrelaTY Ezra Taft ~ • , Secretary Robert T. StevenL Rumors , v , Girls pla y an Important part, n cease f1re can only h£' 1p the ~e·~!~~ ,rePo~ed them Of\ thtlr _wa'/ ~t.but thua ~l!~"lta,.Y 1 • rommnnir,ts. Th e nt·gumcul lhal 'I bu't not a V<'rY udmlr:1ble rolo. "Mdst of thi; fikl\Ung's Ovct' cease q~·,t)••oi.Jh) rt~e Fur E•sW 1 S Cabinet changel alnce.:e g-~rrs," the ga'dg ··HielilbeP sa id. ern tensitl>n makes 110 uppeall t ~ ~oSome f&1low tl,ll!! ,. 'Dti'Ot"er gang him. were the departure of MartlnCbDuriOI :-ThomU t.o bteota• All1l Chiang has bccn fighting the rnoboi\ orNavy s~t•ry '" ~· member to keep'llis hand!! Off his f.)efen&e aecretary. Comm unists most of the time sin ce !irl and he doesn't, and 1927. In that year, wht!n President trouble starts. Eisenhower was an A1 my maj.or, , Any weapon goes In this d11.ngeJ"oo Chiang as the NaLionallst leader of Ous teenage society where the thina broke wtth the left wmg of only major crlme Is failure to his Kuomintang Party He started rla;ht for another ganlil member in a mass purge of Communists, and t rouble . • fighting started 1 They 1howed neither · ah•,ck nor Chiang fought the Reds ror 10 sorrow that 1 gang member was blnm~d for the murder of a. youth who didn't even belong to any FFANEWS gang and had merely been walk· Larry Taylor reports th:tt he ing home from a movie. The vic· has his corn ground p!owl•d tim wlll be buried this week in Kenneth Urcwer reports that he Tamaqua, Pa. has secured Ius 1'anworth gilt The three warriors shrugr,ed off from Ernest Brewer and tho.t ·be the murder. "We just want to has finished an e nd table lR the 'h ave a a:od time," the youn&est shop. 'laid. "nut sometlmet trouble Bob Birch repo rts that he has Btarta.11 • secured fin hundred more toma. to stakes and has them shupen. ed and put. some in the ground. 'TIN 11/Ahtio MiN' Larry Holter reports that he has COhnlihi• Pictures• ''Ten Wantturned his ed of 'the lire al!d pasture. two Holstein heifers on Gt terror the , whla\,111• , ~ 811111~ • lOA of ,.} Mr an:l Mrs. Rcbff.t ·Barton and fllllll ily, ~ whtba i'P lt,~~t~;,~~;1~''~;!!'~t;o:~parllcu· IS. Appnr t.<J.Irl'• natn• 10. River .., 3. <;onit•l· I at ion .' ' 4. ChUm IS. Orlt qt a speblaJ to Cexh·di.PNN Mother-Daughter Banquet In Church Amerlt• met Ia r•1•llr -ion Monday evenlnJ It the roor Jull wltb l!ll:lbo\11 Rltbb11111, IIIOCiat. coundlor, pr,elidln&. Durloslb• bwtnou aeuloo llro. Vlrliola Brown roportod u l!leaaor s. Schaar, Middleport Society Editor - Pbone eo79 bavtna: lost ber h\lsband by death, . " ud nower• were aent. Fint no- Lucllle Beat'ha Hawtl111, Pomeroy Society Edltor-Pboae 6244 fam- '( r., W rnnw llo\ '4\nlf"" anti WrN1 "n rl (\llllt'hter ErYl'uan varot ~·r 1•11••• Communi••• IMw • u. s. Alqmlc 'w.. ,.~. ~~~ J I Nehaclima Garden Club Has Annual The Daily. Sentinel • Oitea to thoae named above minallon ot ofrlcera wu held. loin. Alfred Eibr.rleld, . Mrs. n Hobaletter, M.rl. James 0'lee cream and crtke were serv· Brien., Mn. J. W. McMurray, MrL ed dW"ine the aocial hour after Net.. Powell aild Mrs. k. L. Ia- whlcll camea were played wltb eobl. prizes awarded the wlnnen. •o. LI~ r.uvov m,... 1!:1(1 Plfr. anlt: Mr". Rne· l)r. n 'Bi "'"" and bmily, Rnfenol· more telttrtlflea!·!v. "dt~IC' lva l o" - poiLo vtrii11!A TluL hu lwt!n prove n M)'Qnd th e thinnest shndcw of 11 d.ollbt. Ev rry vlrul that aou In· \O fl'ff,lerlv P!'tp:~rerl Sulk \'IIC::· em "aJ bet·n ''dcactlvp ted" wit h ~m•l~lbyrl e . raigned In the adjoininl room and charged with the murder of Will· .iam Blankenship Jr., 15, who was shot on his way home from a movie Saturday nlibt. Acti>DSS ;t :. Downy • ~to. hrh- , 1. " month If' part or . , t~f th! :· dandellonl n1 W"ll 11q ·· What Are Todav's Dead End Kids Like? • Exclusive Report Gives Closeup Of Punks SCIENCE IN ly DILOS SMITH No Chl·ltd formooa Attack Soon, Slflt M.,Ofllclals Fool sar-ily Improve w1th age. To mam· ta1.n an army, the leaven of youth By HARMAN W. NICHOLS United Pr"' Stiff Corre1Pondent LAUREL. Md UP-lt Geol\ge M~e·:cn wf.'re color blmd, he ml.ght now b<' working in a glue YOUR·-LIFE i yciU's until, in 1037, the Japane1e drawal to Forrnon, invaded China. The anti·Re<i fi~h' feel that hil eb~ of was renewed 1l t.he end or World army back home 'iniY war II, and open civil war ex· dimmer. He 1s DDJi 'fn, ploded in UM7. • his soldiers he lJ 1Cetting Now, 51.2 years affer h~ls:__w:::i:::lh:.·__:g:_'_'_·.-----:-;-;-~-_;;:: It is no mtlltary aecret that sot. diers in t he mass do not nete:r A snare of stock IS a. share m Amer1ca- in 1ltl wealth, strength and future ..Thls-;---not the d~y by day fluctuations m stock pncesiiS what makes the stock market essential to a free nation o! Alfrcd Vandel'lbilt, when hi" rode Di ~covcry The s1lks in that oase wc~·c a ccmbinahon o-r cc· rhc and white. Under Bcjsl!.ak are 13 valets, a factory. trainer. a flock or bootshlne Bu~ .it1bprgc, ll so 'happens, Ls boys ond the above named Georpo,Se'£,;ed e:r fine eyes and can ge MaKevcn. tefl dubonnet from bright red Johnny got! a 'lot of help from At prese nt , he i-s doing rlv,ht the valcb. A number of them well at l h~ Laurel race course All are former iockers. t he so-called "color man.." · KHe Gttr Shlp-lh1pe )t b h1s huslnc~s to see tbat These littl e guy ... have t o keep the right joekey gels a leg up on the jock's ge~r in shape Polish .the ril(ht horse beating the the lenther, repla-ce worn-out wind with thP- right colored silks '~opPers". or whL'Pi. and see of the right owner. th11t th e ailks are clean. ,,_,i.sttn. mis ter." t he httle guy Another Important character n1d , " I ha·1e lo lt.-ve the eyes of around nny rv.ce tJ~ack Is the hend a wblt·you·mll}' call II. 1 dasn't trainer. ln tl1is ca:1e. ~ fine little make o mh lakc. I l<eep book on man nam tid Eddie tav. of Pbila1.000 Sl"ts , of colors. Everyone is tle lohll,i. His o!lfi-cc looks like a di!ferrnt fro m the olher. And dcctor'.\1 c~ncc. Attd in cfrect, II supor.~~ 1 'g1·t the fucbsta s ilks practic-all y Is. There l't a congloo( it.Jarlr:r.! an Fr.rms ntixed up tnPrat ion or dla~hcrmv gadge ts wlth one of C V Whltrt.!!Y':!I anod \n trn·r('r! lam1ps. Tbcrc arc Qoltt. In .11 f oa tu r~' rnr11 Swi ~ h drv hi'U t roo ms 'that me\1 err the ind : b :~.n!f--~h~ walb could com11 oounrl:!l tho l m l~ h t kci': P an overIn on met" W('llfMI lwv m•t cr tile snrldle r-or All Colon llt•t~htered I ~ n lmoo t.tn nt raN~ HPn t is piped · All pr l h•! l'n!o 1s for nil of tlu! into tlw ro.)m nt 150 ri" (Cret·~ Bttlbles hrv1 · lh b r> t·r!:~tcrcrt with v·l, · rt• r vrn ~ fnt ma:t coulll mL•II th'e'~CC:\c~y t lli)OO .Tu~t in· cUe 1 an orr a ·fe\'' mtncr -. awner"'-ltLI~ ,.; colt whlefi qunJ Hut mo~t ioek cv~. even tho,ul{h fr.om !r1ck . to hnclf !J4Y'"*Iif riwtJ. nv,.,rw.rl Fht . 1!n n't have to shed er tornc11 :nto J,:utr el. He m1111t I• n murh wct,t:ht preJPft{ ii JI I'Jf tm papers, ln-c lud f:r(fl lt' l~ r,ro ud or IV'hllf h.-. flid lnll the rc- 11 <;fra l lf1 n cr color'>. lif'VE'''Il l vru 1s tl"O ut old Havre "Thfl j(lrh.v isn't 3Urmosed lo t!e c; 1 ucc "' 1 010 hep .~rltr ~ rr " NI," G"(lr~t· AI Ot• Lt~:·n. a l'ider. was about . IIYS. 'Htl- mnv t uJr for one ownel' tn mo•1n,t 11 p 1·cltv ii11J)orlnnt nne d ov ~no\ llnr: tb C'r tb e 11rxt horst• \!1 an lmipo-rta nt race. Thttt's n·v wt , Wronl( ccHors nnt " only clln'u•c thr onlooker cr bel · "Mv 1r~1." ~nl d F.ddlr, was , to lor hut th "\' co 1 lit c-ome down l!l'l 1he l>ov llll In the ~to ddle w1th· on' mv ri<•ck" m llw wri~ht limit. We st rippe~ SIJ.•u~r v 1 ~ 11 · rr lhc iockey qunr ht m l'f 12 pnnnd s 1n four honrs tr.rs h ~"rr Js li ttl e J o"T'·"Y ""1·, AI wns a l:ttlc Hmp, but w\11· shak. who r:nrc F•'-.)OI'tc1 the .sil ks m~ II C' won lht loiO!Idar Bridle Club, Mondl)' ftetlhll at 4et tiDme, Butter· '1•1 An:, Pomeroy. Prize for hllh •core Wll award*I fP Xn. WOllam Andonon ood ~ ~ d to Jlro. Cbolleo Gibbs. Refreabmentt were Jerved bu c(l 1s GeneraliBsimo Chiang Kai'·s~ek bas an army of about 500.000 men They are good men But It has been 51h years smce th~ Reds overran China and -thlana: with· drew to Formosa. The . Nationalist troops have been cut off, all that time, from tbe 1r homeland and their familie!f . They haVe been subject to the soldier's homesickness and discouragement '!'hey wa nt lo r1ght their way back. \ foIIlii(lrld1e Club Croup Flrll Nomlnlltlon ~~ Blcbmon tntOfil.l'l'l'b~ Couadl Da•lhlm ol 1 for that reeling H~ D o/ ..4 Co!Ulf:U MU. Blclamcua H,.,, plain. Gen. Mtr. Br mall one year $8; sil: months $4:.2:S; three months $2.!50, one Jac:t CoU.tte .•• City •dltOr month Sl. llcl,•rcl ~!tf1!sdoy, Moy 4,) 95 ;.:;.;.5_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _--=~~----......:'fhe.:::. · :.;Oo:.=.::ll!:.v..:::Se::.::".:.:.:tlne~l,:...:P01::.:111e:::.:rav:!.:-M::.::.:idd:::::.l~!!::.:!...:'Qh~_lo:.__~-----'---':"'........-....-P..;;"=.e-:..llwl.;.;.;...;;.o, 1 ITED! ,. ibal wiD lbrlll Molbel' IDd go ea111 on your budget! ' •I ddleport Dept. "JUSTA GOOD PLACE TO SHOY ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' . ~ '~"• Sf' ~e .'!,·, ",''J~~, t;,~'<t'-' .' ' ,. �• 1 ,.·l!Q J !..... 1WO, w.:C:Ines(fQy, -MQX ;4, J ?;s Ttie i)a il)!i§entinel, t!omeroy-Mi(lalefort, Oliio N•tlonal advertisinc repreaeD· tative, Bottinelll-Klmball. Inc., Ul Lexington Ave., New York City, 18, N. Y. Subscripboa rates · Delivery by earrier where avaJiable 30 eenh OF THII MlfGS-MASOM ARIA flr.· eept Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sentinel , [Dt., at 110 Mecban.lt st., Pomeroy, 0 Business offiee phone 398, t(litOttal office phone 397. EDtel'!d IS second c~u!l iBJ matter at_ the posl Pomero)', Oh10 s. Owen tans:Is Probe Idea That Cease-Fire Would H~trt Chance Ol.Returri'foMainl~d lA:s-oRS OF ,The Daily Sentinel Published every afternoon. • per week : ,,me year . Ln .8Y CHARLIS M. McCANN Unlhd Pren St•ff Corres;ondtnt The Chinese Natlonaliats seem to feei that any eease fil't In tht' Formosa Stra1t might hurt the1r chances or ever returning to the adva~ce mei1· at The Dally Sentmel off1ce, $1Li .60; sb months, 57 00; thrn orhee at mbnths, $3.(M) By motor rout~ w\en avaiiM>Ie lme month $1 . mainland The reason I .. AMan Needs Tools Two top authonh<"S recent1y had ~omethin g to sa~ I American indu!ltry about the 1·aged valu l" or the stock market and widespread stock ownershiP. ' Federal Reserve BoarJ Chai.r· man Martin said "A properl y fuoctiorung stoek m&rhl I~'> •·n· portant til the attainment or a high standard of hvmg anti 11teady growt h o! emplo:,ment ·• Set> retary o( lb!! Treasury Humphrey said: "Wide1;preat1• .ownership of is to be em·our· .. A man cannot earn a hving with just h t.s two handK He needs tooh and power and I these you can not get wit bout in· vestment " . is needed . R•ds Have M•npowtr The Commumsts now have Ch ina 's vast reservoir of manpow· er t o draw upon . Chiang has only the 8-m1llion populatwn or For· mosa. And the unpleasant fact is that the Formosans shuw no eag· erness to gird for a crusade 1o retake Chin a. They jus t want to be let alone. In these circumstances the Na· tlonaUSts are bitter over the pos· sibility of a cease fi re. Dispatches from Taipei. the For· mosan ca pital, told Monday of a blast of critidsm of the United States which appellrcd in local N8tionalist newspapers. "The trend of events seems to Untlttit,\ Pre•• Scltnct ldltor NEW YOP.K U.l'- A Jlc\entlst •net .a tiC~tmti flc udm!nl11tralor tiMe to tilt' d'!Veloll)ment of th! Salk omll·pt't"o vncc inc said th at what they ftnd. mos t fenred mlgtrt h.en. h1ul happened-and entlan,:ered the whole It bi(I·ICalc to conqu ~r paralytic short polio in t1 compat•alivcl)' time. They rt'terrcd, C>f course, to 11 thlldr rh comlniJ <town with polio afttt t hl'y had bern · varclnnled wltb vlietiM prop.:arl"(' bv one of tllt alx pharmuuul!ca\ honee11 Heentt!~l bv lh l" federal govern, ment to make it \)tOirnm J What aro the ttoya like who k toclay'l vlclou1 eantt ::;•.:e::..nt How do the e•n11 0 traN? Why aren't the tHI\p 1 hool? The 1trlnf0 ••et'1 nsc t .... ItWIG t e '""'' are detc:rl• H In ' the fall~lftt cllapofch, bared on telkl with ~hr.. mtmbtrl who cama Into court tO.._ the nc:itement ,.,..., a rival 1101 m•mber wes trrHted for murder. BY ELIZAIITH TOOMEY United Pre11 Stiff Corre•ppndent bt. S1ht1t litter Ga.. Rlnlry • Bitter rivalry usually exists between gangs. But In the exeltement of a really blJtlme "laid", .all eane members Were t~m6orlil'y allies. "We're the warriors," the abort·est ot the bo')'s In' ·the court waiting roon\ s&ld proudly . He had II: NEW YORK UP-Three b~y11 ciesrl!tle pert.>blld bchmd one, ear sat on 11 bench in the back of th e- "We've got our own jerseys It's :t dln&y court waitinl room and talk· stick t~all• dub 'J : ·: ' ed m excited whispers, l "We got our rule8,'' the S~lf.ap'I'hcy were neatly .• dressed, ac .. pointed warriors' spokesman ~aid. cording to the curious fashion that lt's a stick ball club, sure, but if marks members of teenate street anybody touches us or, say, we gangs. Their zippered jackets were play for money al\d somebody handsome two-tone 11•berdine, doesn 't pay up ... we get the two ,heir 8hoes were polished and fellows together who got the cOm· their hair was long, well-oiled and plalrJ,t and they lleht it out. But piled as bia;h as possible above maybe •omebody elle jumpH in, their f(lreheads. ilnd then everybody starts." They were hoping for a allmpse The aee of most gang members of 8 rival gang member. Frank ranges from 14 to 19. ltlost Qf them Tan:an Santana, 17, a member or. are under 18 and ahoul~ be 1ri. the Navajo 1ang, was to be Iii· hia:h school DAILY CROSS~WO.RD Thtlr ln~~rtnf rt~rP!kctlon W'" of ~ the diChtm of Dr Jonu E. S'alk, th e n ccinc's rlevl'iupcr. '"Prtlperly P'ropL'red and pro. Hi'ly Ule~. the v-eeci nr h con1· fo··mnldP hyl l" nn:l nt!v!r cbeml· CMh. Or Snlk wu' confidf'nt " nrmlfh ,..r hie fiiPI'l Jaboritorv de· mcn s trntinn~- wlth human belnt: wl lh monkrvs-tl\al ht' ...,necinAtcd hi~ ''lcll!"- or, lllrl',. -""d 01'. 110M nart E Va n Ril'l"r. ml'rlical rlirectnt bf 'hr N'11 1 i rm~ 1 Ji'ou11 dation J11r Tot. r""' ilc f'al'lllyll i!l, vaceln~\~~J!!.! ~on . 'No don own f'\r{'r II V(lll' n'(n plt:'t!IY ~~fc and complrlclv f'lf · ttt\iYe," he uld-11n~ It should tie kept in mind t hat by "co-m· pletely £<D:eclivc" he cJtrmpted .!.. tbe verv small m nn .. tty cr ocr. ~~ . 10m who , by the nulure of lheir bodY c.bcm!Jtry, arc vt• ry poor al!llboly prod t' 'C"' lcl€'ntl'lt dhput r!l the first pt,t1 ~~t tb q, sta lemer..' -- lh:1t wh ~ n ' 1.pfwe rl~ p~rpur&tl . t hr vaccine · U eott.ptctcly saf" ·· l'' ormalde· ~d ' 1 "clentltt, tho other a non-Jc len· list, but bot h commandh'l·~ lal'ge Ru di Pnci!!I-'Who have been un· frlemllv to the vaccine from tbc vrrv b e~ lnnlnc . · So bt'.fnre the shooting starts, if th t•r~> ls to b~ ahy shonting. the selt>n! l s t ~· \tl'~(!d partnl:t to keep in mLnd tohat the 11aletv o..t "pTopcrlv prcpnred" vaccme !11 beV(] nd ouf'slion. SeiPI'II\sts knew lona hf'lrorP Or Salk started work lM Oil his vactin~>, lhnt Yl" ll!l l'.!l ··rllllcl he "dcBCflvated '' bv Dictum · - - -- · '-ft. 01 lVt• ,iS·~ tv MU. SOL IIGLIY S•tn :!av \ 1 ~• 1ors In th " homn r-f Mr :HHI \lr~ Sol Billlev anU f~t'n"·!lv Ann! ?t wore Mr. 1ni! ~"'!t · Alv~ ll ol ~i n·'!f!r lrtd eon. Mr 110 I \l r~ Cllrh"" . Holsinljer ~ ., rl f,,.,,,v Pnr-..?wUle, M'T. i:nd 11" A!hnnv , Mr. llhi Mr.. ·Rnflet1 J,.nu., M;VN W(lOd , W Va r:arv and Shan WeUi . .JC~no, lhtlr ~pent th r Wtt>ko'nd 'Wttli Kra n d.~\!'\ h er Mr.s. HU!l son lbhn· In Chlha l 12. Fill with col'\ltern&• tlon ( var., 1!. Aocondo<l 1ft Juice 'or'plants lG. "" a•h 11. SOU\11 ~mtflcan I'llpUblic . ~ 1t.J!ofON . ft!Jhlar ittptl e. Merit •. heollltr 1. Won aweJt • tNortt) e. In 1olo , i4. Bendt ~V~':~~!~:;~::!' depa-ent otnel•l• . ~.., that ,....,.\ ·~ ' lOJatlollllhlp ' With U.O. ~~ Commun'"'" 10 ~Vtrf trl<>k O. ll:noloood 1111.'116lt . ) 11. Mount.li> pcola ' I e\llttvatiOil 111. Cllmblnr . ,plant~~ , f. lo!otalllo ' ,.... ~~. \Vhl\oont S3.111illblo '" ~a:woo.. 1!11. Grtel< lttter Stateo u.lo -t .lt~l't('"l ~ -~ atrald that atomiC wea~ Wl11 be UHd apbift· thetn. _ -~ They point o'ut that the ChlD.eH bave a .....IJ' attempted. any ~'!Oatllt act 'lhl1Mi rtuoaablr e.rtain they can wm. TbUI a q;.Ultary ll:lW~ on ,:ro.,o. mola. ll not immediately like~r aud a.ettblr Ja lA ' tnvul.on thftllt at Quemoy arid,Ma~ ~ , What' t\te expert& 11>\jclpa\e "-\lailod 1\ad ~ ::~~-~m;&neuverln&' ~ blua\lflllr-& ,~tic 111'1 punut avldlj', 1t workfd ~ Ia ,matN fl'acheJ\11 ud it isa•t believed thq •lt calnl' to ptunre tnto a danrero• sttuatloa ~ , could destroy their paper, reJlm,e. A·, . ..· . .. ' _. e LOYALTY . ~ ' . Jl plcslvt iuue In UIS6. -(oyalty tedJe" of the 190 ecml'eatlft- . While the controv~nlal' Demoe,.Ptl, • major runny ertll. ~ has been diiC&rded tiy th-. Do • tl who walked: out oa thtlr ~ develop over t.ht Hattni ot moc:ra • to' eupport••~.~~ ·llophoit JolltcboU 1o ...., to F;""t" tli\1~ tor ouch powtrrul iOUibftnmt' '-' Jamoa 8~ Toxa'i'Go llllell. Shlwl\1 ud ·-1111111& 00\'. KoDnon to '""" tlel~te m'tli• e<nventton an4. aafo.up .. :COrd "'::'!,,\" 'f4 st~:·only •~ u ; Nteui Capital . lOr.) Ntl .' u. ao. April IU. Carrol Harri s reports that 1 ' T .t; THE DAILY SENTINEL . May 7th,9:00 am to 3:30pm i '"' I '·,. ,., . . . ·'1';,::··· .. - ... tJ .- Door Pr1ze 2111 . $1. iln' ' .f · · • In S~c:ill 41. Al!lrftllUVI voiH v1slted , Jin1 ~ H•auJ Johnsor. 1111rl son, ,Ju~r and Pubtlt Hy1ttrla Mrs. Vl rr.mi01 Pig<lt S.!£3joy. l%i.r nt:lo1o an1 B1lmmi~traton Mrs l'ann1e m,ley t-, ih.tl ,sons var:eination pronl'am and Mrs ~1 !n ' ha IJ'Ols!n:er were m tl 1c W(lst In I'ar l-t'! 1m.6. sho~~!~g, ~ ~bu rs· itl,\n ior- day Mrs '''i\1-i' Vitc.n ia f.l:, ters Karen etrle'>:.aqd ])f~ a_111 , lau- Sl.n~n Kay •pent !londiJ l'olh~ M111: SOl mind-one a Bigley und !'O n. 1 • 1. • ' Church, , .' Ji;, Nile< 'Rpoj'ta that he his 15000 tomato p!anta aeL Warne WUson nports thai bu run blo ferlllller lor hlo m;'ti>es and hall iet aeveral of ,r •• ,1) \' ~ •I " j>lai!Y, , if • I 6J Men's he Drawing 9:00P.M. • SUIT$ :WI& th~ 'Ligfitweltht' '••• made artlclea were .tOld •ad a ,.,.. col post .... bold ., llle '""' 0£ flcon Cl•b. :TINO JAat£1' IIUit ot FOR beige Zuckerman"• 101ten the Wide GRADUATION out from a yellow lllll'llll LOMA LEADS Church Board Hear Need For Hymnals The Official Board of the Unit· ed Methodist Church met Sunday evening at the cbureb with the Rev. J . Leshe Kunze presiding . The hymn "What A Friend We Have in Jesus" opened tbe meet· ing followed by reaponsive reading "Prayer of Fai~" taken from Psalm 27 and senteriee prayers b~· thOse pret~ent. Mrs. Boney Mltcb~ll reported tbe need of new hymnals and a committee compo/fed of Mn. E. E. Bryant and Fraoll! Vaughan were named for the proJect. There was a discussion on the time of the services for the summer months and it was decided to take 1 poll at church on SUnday May 8 and 15. Mrs. C. F. Tompkins to be In charge. I)RESS~S SIZF.'i 9 TO 20 ·AU of these are "one or a kind": . LOMA LEADS ORIGINALS The Perfect Gift For The Graduate! Mercedes Condon Dress Shop Well Dressed Feeling Baby · oii the he \othe ' . _l>W;ia llano reports \hot hlo po'\e\001 u-. comtn1 \llroush tho lfOund ood tllat be hall cultivated lbom once. Jte wo "P'Irts that be oora 'lround p!owed and 'lfOUDd ready. He bas ~11!"11 '' from Charles llellstered 18. be bu Warmest D,ay .. ' LADIES STMTCH All Suits and Coats ·Reduced! Gloves $1.00 I FIRST QUALITY SMITH Clothi_n s ' fOR tHE LADIES . t 't' ' ' I • ' ',., ~otC.I J~ews~_,,, :GO.TO. ~t\ESS '." i. ' ~ r ~ IIIIPDi;poa·r. ,QBJ:O ·, 51 Gauge, 15 Denier 59c BLUE SWAN . ' li.tJliBS' NJI.ON'r Panties - $Lot~ts . . $~~-~Pi:~' . . . Cloth 'GOWNS ............. 9'7c to $3.98 BEACH JACKETS .... $J.9h~ $J:;,a· • Featured for Mom ... love ror thl!lr pnetlcal preUy lbelr eomton'llld 'Ulelr <iMJ* look on lbe Fashions 1ashlo1111 for home.work ... oi . ..... 49candup ' Rayon • Ca·nnon TeiT)' ·. ' \" (t fashions ""e'll and ways ... for warm we~lber ahead. Cor fun, fuhlon1 for pu1lea n.,.usout. Al19ver the·~· you'D fbld roshhbi1 ... lllllng.,.le, aceesaorles, jeWI!Iry, ~-., lmtta;Keie . . •, ' I reports ·tbat he ote• ft~ar .t,ft;em••• aall ·p;j~ Nl...l Nylons r*rt.,a he bas driven 1nd that t:GIDIDI up. ·, • • I ' Com·e1And See Your \;.I Pomerey,OWo Main St has Grimm reporlo tho\ Yorkshlto. 1111 ,.., To Give Yo1,1 A ' d\Oii...., IIJ' be bu strawberry planta set. Wayne ROwe reports that he disked, hUTOwed and haa set part of hlo lomatoeo. CompltQ Ll~e YOU NEtb NOT BE PRESENT! , . JUST REGISTER .. ~ ,........... tbo ·L etart &rOQp, after Richard Young reports that he has run bls fertUiler for his toma· RETURNS FIIOM VISIT toes. Jimmy Deem reportl that he .Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lofm Sr. have A report on the Wesley Foundabas plowed bis eorn ground, and returned from a two weeks visit tion meeting held last . week in bu aet six bundred atrawberry with their children, Mrs. WiUiam GalHpo)is, was given by putor. pllllD.ts. He 1110 reports that be has B. and Raymond in Col· Prayer bv Rev. Kume t~~n~ed his GuerDBOy belfer out ed the meetinl. pasture. , RObert Burn.em reports that he bu his beef animals on pasture. SEUC'i'IOHS . I:'I~J~ING .T9 BUY! woipt Wlnl n.A.,IIIIIbtr rerr..bmenta · Theodore WUiford reports lbat =~~= 39, Ketpa (p!,) At. tlle coacluaioa of t.1t.e u., to 'e De$i,r~ TP Suck Thumb 1 3 Re»oms or NEW Furniture $299.00. Sp~f"•· . S1ri.1> has SOld all of his eleven pigs Cly.Cle Johnson reports that . his and ,u. tomato plants arrived April 29, · Sisters InspeCtion by CA '· Tht · annual Mother-DaUI}Iter Banquet <li lbt -Noh~tllma Gv· den Club ,.... held on IIODdl1 eveolna in lhe aod.al r()()fM al the Hartlord Methodllt CblU'dt. The pr~llfl\ tor the even.inJ belaD wkh e&eh member t1.u.J. iDI and intrc.dueing her mother to tbe ,grou.p. Mra. Lester Zerkle presented a readtng entitled "A Tribute to 1 Mother'' and then CJ'ObP IIDtJng by the rnernberJ waa eajoyed Mn. Ray Piekc01, Sr., eave a reading .after wbich Mila Jackie Pe~D sang "Couot Your Blnsinrp". M.iu Peyton wu preseo'ted later in the program in aootber tolo number, "Blue Moon." ,..,.. IPJ'ffJ ( l 'l!~~~:t!'J:.,C:,:. Tbe Cbtster Cb.,.e MYF mec:t· ing wu be1d at tbe Alfred Church gn April 25 with atteDdaDCe as lolowa; Rock Sprtnp 9 youth and 1 adult; Alfred 17 yo-uth and 6· adulti; Chester tS youth U.lu 2 Uat Aehievemeat :procram. Wlllla.m Holmea, SyrJClUie end 1dultl; Mioen¥ille .11 youth and James Souder1l. recoverln• aat- Prof. and MN. Roa:er Qulsnberr)', 2 adult.; and tbe &ev. Grove matlsfaetorily at Mei&l General Ho,. Atheus,. Max Roller, wbo hu been .ing a total or ·81. pltal wbere be underwent emer-- 1 mt;dioal patient at Melp GenDue to the a'lnenee of Norma gency •ura"'- Sundi.J for tbe ae- eral Hoapital waa retu.m.el home Jean JtobiDIOn, devotlona were led cond time within a year. TueldiJ. by Eu&eae 'Windland. Henry Hena~y iJ ln eriUC&l Mr. aod Mra. Hubert . Tiylor, Alfred &roup with Charles Tay· condition at Holler Hospital after Belle, villted Mr. a.n4 Ml'l. HOfDel' lor u progratq leader put on the aureery there ,. .TUesday mornln•. Hertley and family Saturday. followin& provun~ aubject "My ' His wUe and son Robert, aad broCarol Ba~btel, aenlor aurae at Responsibility at Home"; sona:, ther C. M. Henneay and lin. st. Joseph'• Ho•pltal. Ptrkmbur1 "Way Down Deep", Alfftd JIYP'; Hennesy were in GalllpoUa durJng left MOnday for arrnt,a~ ~ork at Recitation, Ruth· Ann Sleicber; the operation. Sl. Fraocls Hospital, 1!1\ltburlb. poem "Joly Neigbbor'• Bible" by Mr. and Mn. Lawrence BIDI She 8pellt the weeke_~CI wiU. her Sandra Boylea; · playlet:~~ ..Fimily have beeo aotlfted of tb~ aerioua parents. Ill. and Mf•· Fotr1!Jt Life" by Johnn7 Taylor, Florence e011.ditlon of her brotber·ln·law, Baclltel and brother Forrest and Boyles, Clair · Woode•. Janice the Rev. L. R. Wll1on, NorwaJk, 1 was taken to Parbnburc Monday Swartz and Marearet Wmdland; " IOD,I "Open Up Your Heart", all. former plstor of the Mlddleport by her motber. ' During the busineSJ meetinJ in charge of Betty Leonard, preli· dent, they voted to write a letter to the raC\ic:_:l progr¥11 "Strite It Rich" to try for help on the purMr» aDd Mrs. Bent& Wolle Mrs . .Price Hawk 1nd Mr. JDCI chase of a movie proJector. Also vislte4 1o Plaota, wllb Mrs. lfori>ett Neutallq aDd doau· each group to recognize Us high bls sl&lero, Mlsoeo lbt..-, Ma17, vi>lled Price Hawk sebool graduates in some way. ta WoM'e. at Holzer Hotpital, Tuesday after· The following offieers were e)ecter for 1~5tl: Presideo:, Gilbert oDd 1nd report ' u home, mueh zerMrs. HOJPit.II, lmpr.oved willhim return Betty Leonard, Roek Springs; vice cvenlog lor todlf. prC~ldent, Johnn,y Taylor, Alfred; treatment. --~---secretary Bob Dorst, Chea~terj 11(.... Lui a Jocloo bu nt'•~: t~easurer, ludy Spencer, Minersto her bome, Lanpville, ville; news reporter Clair Woode; u.si&ting in tb.e care of Al&ed; devotions, Charle1 Taylor, motb.er, Mrs. Nanc)' Might Plnn Alfred; recreation, Ralph Knia:ht, sevenal weeks. Chester. Jr{rs. H. D. Cunningham and Plana were made for the annual The above o!licer1 are to meet M.fs. William Bak-er were bus-1• Inspection of MeiJI Temple, Pyoesa visiton in Gallitpolll, today. thian SiSt'ers when they met Toes-- June 1 with Rev. Grove 1t • Letter Terrell, daUib\or Ana day at tb'e K. of P. Hall with Mlu Chester Church to 1et up the proson Tnm, of ToledO ' Erma Smith, Moat Excellent Chief a:ram tor tbe coming ;pear. _During the social period Uoyd and Mr.a. L R. Pariit of --... -. 1 pnsiding. The inspection ie &et W. Va., were weekend gueat.a for Tburaday, May 12 and the statr Dillinger Jed the group ill garnes Mr. and Mra. Edward Parfitt. and officers wil pra.elice at 7 p. m. and contests. Refreshments or ice cream Tueoday May 10. Plaa1 were made for a rummlge cookies and tea were served aale and bake aale t4 be held May the host group. ' The worship center ~oosisted of 5, 6 and 7 et the Park buildfnk formerly occupied by •the Mary a poster of "A Famil)';, at HOme" Jane Restaurant at the corner of and another pidure of "A Family at Church .Worsh1p" a miniature South Second and Mill Streets. Mr$, Z~!lia Jla!l, WUh•ville, C~ristian flag and the open, Bible waa a vi4~tor. 'fbe Temple has re· WJth a vase of tulips at •Ide-bact ~eived an Invitation to attend the all placed on table covered with . Nomad Ceremonial at Jackson• on a white cloth. May l'l ONLY . Due t.o. t.he school and graduaMrs. J. B. Downing and Mrs. tion activ•hes, there will not be a Althea Anderaon were reported May meeting . ill. 1'.be next meeting will be held on June 20 at the MinersviUe J.'F A NEWS ~~!~~;::;::~!~ ' 11 'Rt;rcineOESPifiiiJ Foi Ins-':_ ~..,... Pomeroy Personals • :.u:,'i.t Chester M~F Met BoptiatCh•reb. Mr. WUooa, , wbo With 61 Present wu tnjured erlticaUr lalt fear · she and her dauah~er, .Betty wben be waa ·bit by an i!UtomobJie Koehler, RN, GallipoJit apta't tbe bu had a &troke. Jl.i.l: opJ1 100• weekend. Carv~. is a coronary patleot at a Mrs. C. E. Hoyt wa• Ia Graoville boapltaJ in North~ Ohio. Monday to attend a TraillinJ Sunday tue•ts of 111'1. Max RolConference for- the Year ot Bap- let and ramUy were Mr. •n4 Hrt. lo- ''. ::thOdJ Jackie Chapman reports that he '4j/~~rl'l5et bis J¥!pper· plants, April - 21. ·~· 1 Eddie Ev~na reports that he cut h1s tomato stakes, AprH 16 and 28 To'm Curbs reports that he put hiS tbree dalry heifers on pasture Mrs. Lewla Koehler Sr, Ia viol\· Ina relatives In CrQOklvllle where It's ' po..,..lal No Chljo- ·~ S<>vJh opUt wt\ljln the Dtmoera\lt pirty II comiJis Soldier ~ to \be tore &Pill. aa4 It may i!onlop Into_aa 0!'• ,b.· 20. ilhltltrt<l ~l.ll'rult drhllll n f'tntlh"" a.. Llrld ulldir m• olrlelalo. lo ,that. tbO cOD.inUIIIota at Middleport Personals r on't .efl• convtotlon ' tha.t the Reda wcm,.:'·ft&'ht tor J"otl' ' tho w,. , Show that it would be better to be "'• ·• • • • l a bitter enemy of Uncle 6,ttm raTOM FAR111Eil-lolomborl ot Coftrreu »rodtolll.win not bol" ther than a fa1tlltul ally," one ~.:y yea.ra befon a farmer wU1 tUck J. wall IWltch SD ble bam 4 newspaper said t1.1m ol\ electricity powered trom an .:tomlc thtl ~tun »f' "It is a pity that th e leading !lop. A. M,1JIOr IR)' N;:.~a. ari"!'~;:..t 10 4ol1ver ~erolal democracy is agam preferring surthe luturo~;"'"'t' out · •• ~.. be CO!ftpleto<l' 1D Welt Mllt<iil, render of principals ttl victor y on electricity "''*tbmlc energy .. .,. , 1 · the battlef1eld ," another said. 1!may, ftf'er to 0\lr N. Y., 10~.J."ext !umme~ IIZh&ll. 'MlUer, Chiang's own situation is be"We don't ~o, th~ugh," . the 16 \ •'Futuri: .• 'tt.e~tloni. d·~.... of producln&' eleotrlcal e.... • yen old warraor satd. Hts two coming mo re comp ll cutcd as t1me P resent hydro, .Le~m an o II ' friends . snickered . "Most of us passes. er~ aa ' hoTH and bUJI'Y· • 0 • • ;~; ' just qUJt, but some. of the fellows Confident Of Support 'l'E.Ut WORIC-'1'111 EtiOIIhower a41>11Diotratloll 1o lhoi>\lnJ are supposed to be m I!Chool. They Chiang 's une atm m hfe is to w \l ' hk hr on the len~Ut ot Ume Ita top diclalJ have remalpe4 never d " go, e ca 1t oo e;y o I· lt'ad an army back to the ma inCablljo~ In prevto1111 a<ln>lnletraUoiuo_ ~!In« c;:::e4 ' ay. land He is conf1tlent that, once he tngton, key Cabinet otrlcert h&ve ~ ~ ~ ten'D of 0 t. ln\tiatloM lnvol¥11. Beating landed it, the people would r1se han s llave been the uaual thing dul'ull' a our-y Gang inltiatlons usually involve against Lh c Reds . He feels that I c MrgeEiaetlhawer despite controvenltl ra11nr about n&ldem a heating, the warrl$)r 11 aid The every day which sees h1s army anY. of hill' advl~rs. holda to the "team.'' theory ~ p boy who walib m the club must still idle is 1.1 day lost. • 'j ~ fi$1y OP\"'11&11 to any bre&k·UP of ·hlo !'~IDoL ..leb .. ' ' submit to n fight with twl) 01' It is no wundcr that Chiang Amoni ~hose' kept ln the tact of ettonl' cl'l.tlcllm HI '~-'"'' more members. wanls no cease fire As he sees it have been .AgrlC\I.lture SecrelaTY Ezra Taft ~ • , Secretary Robert T. StevenL Rumors , v , Girls pla y an Important part, n cease f1re can only h£' 1p the ~e·~!~~ ,rePo~ed them Of\ thtlr _wa'/ ~t.but thua ~l!~"lta,.Y 1 • rommnnir,ts. Th e nt·gumcul lhal 'I bu't not a V<'rY udmlr:1ble rolo. "Mdst of thi; fikl\Ung's Ovct' cease q~·,t)••oi.Jh) rt~e Fur E•sW 1 S Cabinet changel alnce.:e g-~rrs," the ga'dg ··HielilbeP sa id. ern tensitl>n makes 110 uppeall t ~ ~oSome f&1low tl,ll!! ,. 'Dti'Ot"er gang him. were the departure of MartlnCbDuriOI :-ThomU t.o bteota• All1l Chiang has bccn fighting the rnoboi\ orNavy s~t•ry '" ~· member to keep'llis hand!! Off his f.)efen&e aecretary. Comm unists most of the time sin ce !irl and he doesn't, and 1927. In that year, wht!n President trouble starts. Eisenhower was an A1 my maj.or, , Any weapon goes In this d11.ngeJ"oo Chiang as the NaLionallst leader of Ous teenage society where the thina broke wtth the left wmg of only major crlme Is failure to his Kuomintang Party He started rla;ht for another ganlil member in a mass purge of Communists, and t rouble . • fighting started 1 They 1howed neither · ah•,ck nor Chiang fought the Reds ror 10 sorrow that 1 gang member was blnm~d for the murder of a. youth who didn't even belong to any FFANEWS gang and had merely been walk· Larry Taylor reports th:tt he ing home from a movie. The vic· has his corn ground p!owl•d tim wlll be buried this week in Kenneth Urcwer reports that he Tamaqua, Pa. has secured Ius 1'anworth gilt The three warriors shrugr,ed off from Ernest Brewer and tho.t ·be the murder. "We just want to has finished an e nd table lR the 'h ave a a:od time," the youn&est shop. 'laid. "nut sometlmet trouble Bob Birch repo rts that he has Btarta.11 • secured fin hundred more toma. to stakes and has them shupen. ed and put. some in the ground. 'TIN 11/Ahtio MiN' Larry Holter reports that he has COhnlihi• Pictures• ''Ten Wantturned his ed of 'the lire al!d pasture. two Holstein heifers on Gt terror the , whla\,111• , ~ 811111~ • lOA of ,.} Mr an:l Mrs. Rcbff.t ·Barton and fllllll ily, ~ whtba i'P lt,~~t~;,~~;1~''~;!!'~t;o:~parllcu· IS. Appnr t.<J.Irl'• natn• 10. River .., 3. <;onit•l· I at ion .' ' 4. ChUm IS. Orlt qt a speblaJ to Cexh·di.PNN Mother-Daughter Banquet In Church Amerlt• met Ia r•1•llr -ion Monday evenlnJ It the roor Jull wltb l!ll:lbo\11 Rltbb11111, IIIOCiat. coundlor, pr,elidln&. Durloslb• bwtnou aeuloo llro. Vlrliola Brown roportod u l!leaaor s. Schaar, Middleport Society Editor - Pbone eo79 bavtna: lost ber h\lsband by death, . " ud nower• were aent. Fint no- Lucllle Beat'ha Hawtl111, Pomeroy Society Edltor-Pboae 6244 fam- '( r., W rnnw llo\ '4\nlf"" anti WrN1 "n rl (\llllt'hter ErYl'uan varot ~·r 1•11••• Communi••• IMw • u. s. Alqmlc 'w.. ,.~. ~~~ J I Nehaclima Garden Club Has Annual The Daily. Sentinel • Oitea to thoae named above minallon ot ofrlcera wu held. loin. Alfred Eibr.rleld, . Mrs. n Hobaletter, M.rl. James 0'lee cream and crtke were serv· Brien., Mn. J. W. McMurray, MrL ed dW"ine the aocial hour after Net.. Powell aild Mrs. k. L. Ia- whlcll camea were played wltb eobl. prizes awarded the wlnnen. •o. LI~ r.uvov m,... 1!:1(1 Plfr. anlt: Mr". Rne· l)r. n 'Bi "'"" and bmily, Rnfenol· more telttrtlflea!·!v. "dt~IC' lva l o" - poiLo vtrii11!A TluL hu lwt!n prove n M)'Qnd th e thinnest shndcw of 11 d.ollbt. Ev rry vlrul that aou In· \O fl'ff,lerlv P!'tp:~rerl Sulk \'IIC::· em "aJ bet·n ''dcactlvp ted" wit h ~m•l~lbyrl e . raigned In the adjoininl room and charged with the murder of Will· .iam Blankenship Jr., 15, who was shot on his way home from a movie Saturday nlibt. Acti>DSS ;t :. Downy • ~to. hrh- , 1. " month If' part or . , t~f th! :· dandellonl n1 W"ll 11q ·· What Are Todav's Dead End Kids Like? • Exclusive Report Gives Closeup Of Punks SCIENCE IN ly DILOS SMITH No Chl·ltd formooa Attack Soon, Slflt M.,Ofllclals Fool sar-ily Improve w1th age. To mam· ta1.n an army, the leaven of youth By HARMAN W. NICHOLS United Pr"' Stiff Corre1Pondent LAUREL. Md UP-lt Geol\ge M~e·:cn wf.'re color blmd, he ml.ght now b<' working in a glue YOUR·-LIFE i yciU's until, in 1037, the Japane1e drawal to Forrnon, invaded China. The anti·Re<i fi~h' feel that hil eb~ of was renewed 1l t.he end or World army back home 'iniY war II, and open civil war ex· dimmer. He 1s DDJi 'fn, ploded in UM7. • his soldiers he lJ 1Cetting Now, 51.2 years affer h~ls:__w:::i:::lh:.·__:g:_'_'_·.-----:-;-;-~-_;;:: It is no mtlltary aecret that sot. diers in t he mass do not nete:r A snare of stock IS a. share m Amer1ca- in 1ltl wealth, strength and future ..Thls-;---not the d~y by day fluctuations m stock pncesiiS what makes the stock market essential to a free nation o! Alfrcd Vandel'lbilt, when hi" rode Di ~covcry The s1lks in that oase wc~·c a ccmbinahon o-r cc· rhc and white. Under Bcjsl!.ak are 13 valets, a factory. trainer. a flock or bootshlne Bu~ .it1bprgc, ll so 'happens, Ls boys ond the above named Georpo,Se'£,;ed e:r fine eyes and can ge MaKevcn. tefl dubonnet from bright red Johnny got! a 'lot of help from At prese nt , he i-s doing rlv,ht the valcb. A number of them well at l h~ Laurel race course All are former iockers. t he so-called "color man.." · KHe Gttr Shlp-lh1pe )t b h1s huslnc~s to see tbat These littl e guy ... have t o keep the right joekey gels a leg up on the jock's ge~r in shape Polish .the ril(ht horse beating the the lenther, repla-ce worn-out wind with thP- right colored silks '~opPers". or whL'Pi. and see of the right owner. th11t th e ailks are clean. ,,_,i.sttn. mis ter." t he httle guy Another Important character n1d , " I ha·1e lo lt.-ve the eyes of around nny rv.ce tJ~ack Is the hend a wblt·you·mll}' call II. 1 dasn't trainer. ln tl1is ca:1e. ~ fine little make o mh lakc. I l<eep book on man nam tid Eddie tav. of Pbila1.000 Sl"ts , of colors. Everyone is tle lohll,i. His o!lfi-cc looks like a di!ferrnt fro m the olher. And dcctor'.\1 c~ncc. Attd in cfrect, II supor.~~ 1 'g1·t the fucbsta s ilks practic-all y Is. There l't a congloo( it.Jarlr:r.! an Fr.rms ntixed up tnPrat ion or dla~hcrmv gadge ts wlth one of C V Whltrt.!!Y':!I anod \n trn·r('r! lam1ps. Tbcrc arc Qoltt. In .11 f oa tu r~' rnr11 Swi ~ h drv hi'U t roo ms 'that me\1 err the ind : b :~.n!f--~h~ walb could com11 oounrl:!l tho l m l~ h t kci': P an overIn on met" W('llfMI lwv m•t cr tile snrldle r-or All Colon llt•t~htered I ~ n lmoo t.tn nt raN~ HPn t is piped · All pr l h•! l'n!o 1s for nil of tlu! into tlw ro.)m nt 150 ri" (Cret·~ Bttlbles hrv1 · lh b r> t·r!:~tcrcrt with v·l, · rt• r vrn ~ fnt ma:t coulll mL•II th'e'~CC:\c~y t lli)OO .Tu~t in· cUe 1 an orr a ·fe\'' mtncr -. awner"'-ltLI~ ,.; colt whlefi qunJ Hut mo~t ioek cv~. even tho,ul{h fr.om !r1ck . to hnclf !J4Y'"*Iif riwtJ. nv,.,rw.rl Fht . 1!n n't have to shed er tornc11 :nto J,:utr el. He m1111t I• n murh wct,t:ht preJPft{ ii JI I'Jf tm papers, ln-c lud f:r(fl lt' l~ r,ro ud or IV'hllf h.-. flid lnll the rc- 11 <;fra l lf1 n cr color'>. lif'VE'''Il l vru 1s tl"O ut old Havre "Thfl j(lrh.v isn't 3Urmosed lo t!e c; 1 ucc "' 1 010 hep .~rltr ~ rr " NI," G"(lr~t· AI Ot• Lt~:·n. a l'ider. was about . IIYS. 'Htl- mnv t uJr for one ownel' tn mo•1n,t 11 p 1·cltv ii11J)orlnnt nne d ov ~no\ llnr: tb C'r tb e 11rxt horst• \!1 an lmipo-rta nt race. Thttt's n·v wt , Wronl( ccHors nnt " only clln'u•c thr onlooker cr bel · "Mv 1r~1." ~nl d F.ddlr, was , to lor hut th "\' co 1 lit c-ome down l!l'l 1he l>ov llll In the ~to ddle w1th· on' mv ri<•ck" m llw wri~ht limit. We st rippe~ SIJ.•u~r v 1 ~ 11 · rr lhc iockey qunr ht m l'f 12 pnnnd s 1n four honrs tr.rs h ~"rr Js li ttl e J o"T'·"Y ""1·, AI wns a l:ttlc Hmp, but w\11· shak. who r:nrc F•'-.)OI'tc1 the .sil ks m~ II C' won lht loiO!Idar Bridle Club, Mondl)' ftetlhll at 4et tiDme, Butter· '1•1 An:, Pomeroy. Prize for hllh •core Wll award*I fP Xn. WOllam Andonon ood ~ ~ d to Jlro. Cbolleo Gibbs. Refreabmentt were Jerved bu c(l 1s GeneraliBsimo Chiang Kai'·s~ek bas an army of about 500.000 men They are good men But It has been 51h years smce th~ Reds overran China and -thlana: with· drew to Formosa. The . Nationalist troops have been cut off, all that time, from tbe 1r homeland and their familie!f . They haVe been subject to the soldier's homesickness and discouragement '!'hey wa nt lo r1ght their way back. \ foIIlii(lrld1e Club Croup Flrll Nomlnlltlon ~~ Blcbmon tntOfil.l'l'l'b~ Couadl Da•lhlm ol 1 for that reeling H~ D o/ ..4 Co!Ulf:U MU. Blclamcua H,.,, plain. Gen. Mtr. Br mall one year $8; sil: months $4:.2:S; three months $2.!50, one Jac:t CoU.tte .•• City •dltOr month Sl. llcl,•rcl ~!tf1!sdoy, Moy 4,) 95 ;.:;.;.5_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _--=~~----......:'fhe.:::. · :.;Oo:.=.::ll!:.v..:::Se::.::".:.:.:tlne~l,:...:P01::.:111e:::.:rav:!.:-M::.::.:idd:::::.l~!!::.:!...:'Qh~_lo:.__~-----'---':"'........-....-P..;;"=.e-:..llwl.;.;.;...;;.o, 1 ITED! ,. ibal wiD lbrlll Molbel' IDd go ea111 on your budget! ' •I ddleport Dept. "JUSTA GOOD PLACE TO SHOY ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' . ~ '~"• Sf' ~e .'!,·, ",''J~~, t;,~'<t'-' .' ' ,. �. '' . • , . -~ - \_ Racine~l Middleport; .. SAN Ft\ANCISCO UP- Nogolla· lions were un.derway here today !o give mlddlewellilbt .c:Mimplon Carl " Bobo" Olson a ~hpl at the light buvywei&ht croWn of Archi e Moore in New York tome June. Truman Glblon, executive seeretary of tbe International Bolting tlub. reportedl)' fiew here from. Las Vee:as to iron out minor de· tai1s of the light with Sid T•'la · .btrty, OltOn's manager . The battle of tbe champion•. with Moore's title but not Olson's at stakt , WC~uld be held In one of the New York ball parks and wall expected to draw more than $600,· 000 aecordlng to Moore's manager, Cbarler Jo.hnston. 'fl. Brooldyn Chlca.o Sl. Louil llll!rau"" BY 808 BVER l;l:E'l'R<lH UP-Sugar Ray Ito· binson. wtto •··tu rwt he's round· in( jnto. top shtrpe faster than he anticipated, eonHnuc.s his come. bitt oampai&n tonight in a 10· rounder ogairul Garth Panter. l Jackets Trim Oak Hill In Comeback hard.·hitting And the 36·yen-old Robin.son confid~mt lhat Panter. 10 years his junior, will be ancther stepp. i~ stone In his bid for an even· tual .ahot al the middleweight ill title, Robinson, who gave up the world'a mlddlewelg)tt champion&b~ volunt~trily in 18&2 -in favor of a song and danee career, launehed his comeback here 'our months a"o with a techni· cal kA(J(kout of Joe Rlnd·oae . • . The Eastern Dist ricl of t .... Class " B" Southeastern Sectiona l Tournament got under way a t Mid dleport, Tuesday with Middleport coming out the victors 14 t o 2 over th e Oak Hill nine. Mid dleport will now play the winner of the Ra· cine.McArthur i" ' me. The winner of th is gamfl will then have the riiht to enter the Class "B" District Tournament at Athens. ~. . 08 T..m l'ot. '18 Z .180 II I .IIIII . W L' !Itt. a ..elan~ ..... 13 8 , .884 8~ Detroit ....... .'12 8 .118'7 ·~ Chlet(O ------- 11 8 .847 7 New Y..-k ..... 10 a .IIG6 I KMI ... City ••• ' 9 .f'!t BV. Botton ________ a i2 . .400 ·~ Wubincton _.. e 12 .333 II Baltimore ..... ~ 14 .263 . _ ti,Yo • ,"t~""lt 'PIIchfrl • I ' • • f esdc ' •' llr. alld lin. A. D. Tullio •I· ··' ' "' ,. ; ,'. ~ .......· $t.. L:~ .'lt' ~rn ' Chleagu· .t ·N.;r Yon Mih<iuk!le at-'Pittabowah Only Gwn.,. Sel!oduled. the Yel1ow Jackets got off to an early start in ~he first inning by scoring three runa on four hits. The lone:est hit of th•! inning was ~Y Bob McKinney, who slammed a triple to center field scoring Smith and Vroman who were already on base . Bob then scored behind Smith when there was a pass ball at third. ' ' ' ' ' ........,.. ""'ton.at ·lleltolt Mr. and Mn. Ltfloy Lyons vlaII"'- A. ll Weber. lted Da1e Lyon• and family In l(r. l!ftd .M:r.. Hank Arnott ol Wellston P'riday en mn1. I Letllt, llj)tAt the weekend with TbrN-)'tiJ'.OI4 Mary Lyons iJ bet I)IMnb, llr . .111nd Mn . C'Jaar- eoul4 boat tho ' llrooi<IOII, slugger. CCJ!'k<ll Ia In traiJ>In, here lor the lif.ho l)o\ll. Johnston said the bout was wl1h Flaher~y . The fia:ht wa11 set up by Moore's Jmublna: '!'In over Nino Valde1 in Laa Ve.as Monday night and 01IOII.'s impreulve clollt4DI of ex· -'tllamp Joey Maxim here la11l month . \'bit lDJ her grandparent• M'r an d llrs. J..~Roy l .yons t h i.~ WePi . le• IMJtell 1nd family . Mn . Lettie Clattn~e Fran k and spent Suftd1y 1100 wllih r-----------., Mr. and MrJ. Georae Frederick. I Mn. Nora Evaru and daul}tteu. t;tellt tJre we•nd with h~ to t:l Mr. Raymond Evan• and -.. Pe~rll!ed Leather • White-- I Hotel Mortin Bar Mr. and Mn. EugPM vltifed .ber partnll, Mr. Wednelld~, May 4, 1955 Mn. Mftt Bentz and dlloghler\1 Judy eWer tbe wee~Pnd. Pomeroy, Ohio , :li'n. c~ 81...11 ond From 9 PM to I AM cbtm tpent ·Sunday -~·!~' 1 Wit!) Mr. ln4 Mrt. Fred Wolf. Mr. and Mn. Al.hm Pay~r of ' Ll~e ·.Music Elpha,s Four PortJan~· .spent Sunday £Venia,z with Mr. aad Mr.. A. D. Tuttle. Mr. ind Mrs. Charles ·B iuell ·~t<uded ~ golden weddi"l 011· niYerury of Kr. an<t Mn. ott .. Obly Ja'l'ea ,;eboduled. .. INTERNATIONAl, ~EJ\(fUE ':j::~=-======= Al;>ott al Lot•rt Sundiy arlft. noon. ~ .it. AIDd fti~J,. Milton Tuttle SuR<!ay La-;::::: ·f"!"iiY wit4 Mr...,.nt· iild Mr.. Paul I and !amll ¥ul l'or!ltnd. Mn. ~· ua,.erlek ot Coi~IU ~t a weekend receatly With tier parents •. Mr. and l!tl. Clwles Biltell and lomily. 11.-.; ~k Clarlt at1d diUdrtn o( Alhflll JPent 1'••eSdar and Wednelclay with Mr. IDd lf'oJtoo , 'fl!ltle an dltmily. Mn. ll'l:"lllt\ !Its. A. D. Tllltte, Mr. ind !Its. IIHtoft TuUie tnd Mr. iad MR. Glenn Tuttle atlended ~~e funeral cl Mrw. I . M. TuttJe at CJ>!!'!er, Wednelday altemoon. $5, 0 0 . • Mro. A. D. Tntlle ..-4 daupte.-, ¥rt. 19bn Rol"e a11d Mr. and ', Cal-l Wolfe rep nru· he baa ~ M:n, Frfd "wolf went to Gamcured his tomito twine and hybrid polio TIIW'SdiS'. Mr. Woll . w011l corn. He his pruniled hie tq- to the boipital fi>r a cheek up . tilato pianU to sloW their growth , MrJ. ~artba M<Eiroy ond ...,. uiltU he is ready to set them . tpent · a Sunday recently 1i"ith Clark Grady has hi'a tomato ~· and Mrs. Delbert Puilins of plants, Su:o·n. · •I'M1ake The ltoailitr• ....,,;,... ......u· o~~t.:r.w: . . luo ' llld lbbop, .... - · ' ,.. · - ftea lltte loR ~Nil I o;<t221'!0 . -~: ,,.... ~, ........... .., tlt.U • - This cihciti!l& JU..fua wa&ber with the . famoWI· GYUJ'O.lM washing action coo1t ......,.q more Ulan the lowettprte~c.t Wuber yot $129.95 .;;Rhuy! MASON FURNITURE CO~ Phone SP-35592 Mo1on, W. Vo. 'ftdtlr ...;., . ~..... _.... "'"""'fll to tuot.•WIII ' Ji goea anf1Wher• good taat~ DANCING ltmib. Oak Htll scored their runs in tht third and liftl). innings. ln the third with two outs Andenon sine:led, stole second, and then sc~rt,d on Evans single . Evans tried to ateaJ setond but wu He'• •hooting for a cracK' at thtow_n C.'Ul. ln the fifth innin& his old title, new held by Carl Anderson again scored this Ume ''.B qbo" Olloft. But he'1 not going on a sacritice by Thurston . tQ tackle Olson un;til ht c~nvin­ ces hlomsell he'1 rea<W . "practieally set" for. the week. of June 20 and he added that he ex· pecte.rJ the IUMtch to bf. closed tod81 when Gibson stniJhtened out "some minor details about terms" tn ~ Sund'!l' with hi& porenlo Mr. \1!ooton ot ' Detr;li ' nlihHllxim 3,1 •• Lary ~-1. . ,· Jiil.,ub.• f!! 'l'l!ttout'llh ~hl · '!lew 'York al Cl"'el.ind night-~ -. · •'10-l)IO-Ol ' ~""· •Sbri<l>nt . (l-ll).'. i'O/'d. 3-!.,"o I.emo_-_11.0. (~) of ~~~~~~;;~;~~~ Janie Smith J OUDi dau«hter tlttd • . J. II. Tut\le I t Obttl.eJ" Mr. a ad Mrl. LeJand Smltb had BUllo!.\Y ~.... Kr. ad IJN. Vernon Weber the mllforh lne to fall and break 11\1 dalld.ren cf Rutl-and Jptnt her arm white bJb ridin1. Y01k-Minner Wuhln&IOB at Chic.,.o-Portcr· -(~4) v.• ""acam (&-0). . , . •. fie ld 2-3 va ~IJarlhinan 2-1, ~1- I,ooil~ ~- ·'1tdo'!l'n .. n!lhl':Baltimore at K8ll!as City- Byrd : [!aWtl'l"" il-l). "''· ~ IJ.ol~ , 1-4l •• Bttchi 0-4 . niS:~~~~· ~-,:i ; ri~l)=t~ , CLIFI'ON NEWS '. SAN ~ c.li!. U''..:..JIIIIt lan4'1 Qon· OoelieU, lrho ·~ meet champion RocA' MartJaDO 1 Zl!o In a heavywe)j:llt tltlo ~oul San Frantbeo M1y 11, wai~Uod I ' a~ film& of the e:hunp ln 1\!o Tueoday and tald' be ,""' •-:.:: 'Ill 8 Wto!oll ....l"t P..,W.It Pltcllo,.. ' tl\bi,.:: ·tl ' . , ---·- r ·- Co~eU Still Coeky · II a• 7 .1133 P. R .1500 New Yoo41 7 I .41!8 ~~!'~' .fZI ~ .,. . .353 Clnclllnatl ~ IS .2'18 · T-i'l - I l l T.,..d~yo Rotults Cllie"'b 8 N...,. Yorlt 0 night I!<troit 4 Boston 2 · . Oi...-1 l l\llll•dolllhla S nl,ttt ~ .... Clljo 4.1nlllhil"'e 3, nlfhl Plttoburl!h 4 Jillwauhe 0 night Qbica(O t Washington s, ·nirht Only IIIJ)lft' ~,._lod. Cleyeland V N.,. '!fork 4, lll&hl : Jl • Wednesdoy, Moy-lt, 1955 NATIONAl. lEAGUE · AMERICAN LEAGUE To Meet, In Tourney Plans Being Set· Sugar To Meet · For Bobo To Meet Panter Tonight Archie In June I ' ,~ The CllliJQiiPlNY LOA~ · , · goea 'a 'B&YINGil .. , .. ,, ., .. "' : ' ... ;- { . • ·: · MONI>·•~ ltf'> ' ) . •• -------- -.·• .~; ·, '' . .' ' ' -:rr.. • I'IIATOLIN.II ' by . Sill SON: ' " .. , • ' r .·•·; t.;..;ul.. '"" . ~ ''~t; ~~: 1' .L ' j \ lUCK I TOP IOICATS AllHEINS, 0 . tr.P- The Buck· 6ye1 oC Ohio State, outhit 9-4 . defeated the Bobcats ol Ohio UDIVV~Ity, N, here Tudday. It w11 wl~ the aeeond Ohio .State ov&r the Green and White In N So a»o "··· '( (-. ;;r.· ,:·l. , a , I btme aad home Ht1t3. '· ~'\ ' MOORES 114 W. Main, hmeroy, Ohio AlKYD ""' INAMIL . 0,..0 ,yoo lry I~ yoo11 "'*' "I'".•. b ftOihi.. ne wo"""""IIAlONt ..... colorfool wol'-- colll•e .,..,,,.,, -... Nnt Pl..qnt, 1\', VI. SUPER KIMTONE . .. .. . .... qt $1.78 low"'"" ftniJh thto o ~rM-, ..............,.h91IJ ......... IUCH COAT . . . ... ... .... .. . qt. $1.49 SATONI h fot-mulo'ltd M .... mlnoclo Alkyd . nolo ... onol lo ttU!)o woohoblo II"'\ o(ltl 'li'llt. .. .~- t llf 14 SHADII8 ..I.AT DIODORIZI!D PAINT AU ,Ashland Od SftliroDS I;ICH·COAt . . . ..... ... ..... qt$1.98 ONI ()OAT RNAMII:L Huffy Electric and Gas Mowers • GARDEN HOSE $1 . ..... IIIV.ICA POWER,TONIC · $1·.19 I " -HOGG ~NO ZUSPA' ' INCORPORATED ..... ' ' ' . . ~ i• ... fill'er up •• • lft yoar tiWh fun lille new a,u~A/ · --= o_. Your ,Dfiil,, · ' • y ' ,, �. '' . • , . -~ - \_ Racine~l Middleport; .. SAN Ft\ANCISCO UP- Nogolla· lions were un.derway here today !o give mlddlewellilbt .c:Mimplon Carl " Bobo" Olson a ~hpl at the light buvywei&ht croWn of Archi e Moore in New York tome June. Truman Glblon, executive seeretary of tbe International Bolting tlub. reportedl)' fiew here from. Las Vee:as to iron out minor de· tai1s of the light with Sid T•'la · .btrty, OltOn's manager . The battle of tbe champion•. with Moore's title but not Olson's at stakt , WC~uld be held In one of the New York ball parks and wall expected to draw more than $600,· 000 aecordlng to Moore's manager, Cbarler Jo.hnston. 'fl. Brooldyn Chlca.o Sl. Louil llll!rau"" BY 808 BVER l;l:E'l'R<lH UP-Sugar Ray Ito· binson. wtto •··tu rwt he's round· in( jnto. top shtrpe faster than he anticipated, eonHnuc.s his come. bitt oampai&n tonight in a 10· rounder ogairul Garth Panter. l Jackets Trim Oak Hill In Comeback hard.·hitting And the 36·yen-old Robin.son confid~mt lhat Panter. 10 years his junior, will be ancther stepp. i~ stone In his bid for an even· tual .ahot al the middleweight ill title, Robinson, who gave up the world'a mlddlewelg)tt champion&b~ volunt~trily in 18&2 -in favor of a song and danee career, launehed his comeback here 'our months a"o with a techni· cal kA(J(kout of Joe Rlnd·oae . • . The Eastern Dist ricl of t .... Class " B" Southeastern Sectiona l Tournament got under way a t Mid dleport, Tuesday with Middleport coming out the victors 14 t o 2 over th e Oak Hill nine. Mid dleport will now play the winner of the Ra· cine.McArthur i" ' me. The winner of th is gamfl will then have the riiht to enter the Class "B" District Tournament at Athens. ~. . 08 T..m l'ot. '18 Z .180 II I .IIIII . W L' !Itt. a ..elan~ ..... 13 8 , .884 8~ Detroit ....... .'12 8 .118'7 ·~ Chlet(O ------- 11 8 .847 7 New Y..-k ..... 10 a .IIG6 I KMI ... City ••• ' 9 .f'!t BV. Botton ________ a i2 . .400 ·~ Wubincton _.. e 12 .333 II Baltimore ..... ~ 14 .263 . _ ti,Yo • ,"t~""lt 'PIIchfrl • I ' • • f esdc ' •' llr. alld lin. A. D. Tullio •I· ··' ' "' ,. ; ,'. ~ .......· $t.. L:~ .'lt' ~rn ' Chleagu· .t ·N.;r Yon Mih<iuk!le at-'Pittabowah Only Gwn.,. Sel!oduled. the Yel1ow Jackets got off to an early start in ~he first inning by scoring three runa on four hits. The lone:est hit of th•! inning was ~Y Bob McKinney, who slammed a triple to center field scoring Smith and Vroman who were already on base . Bob then scored behind Smith when there was a pass ball at third. ' ' ' ' ' ........,.. ""'ton.at ·lleltolt Mr. and Mn. Ltfloy Lyons vlaII"'- A. ll Weber. lted Da1e Lyon• and family In l(r. l!ftd .M:r.. Hank Arnott ol Wellston P'riday en mn1. I Letllt, llj)tAt the weekend with TbrN-)'tiJ'.OI4 Mary Lyons iJ bet I)IMnb, llr . .111nd Mn . C'Jaar- eoul4 boat tho ' llrooi<IOII, slugger. CCJ!'k<ll Ia In traiJ>In, here lor the lif.ho l)o\ll. Johnston said the bout was wl1h Flaher~y . The fia:ht wa11 set up by Moore's Jmublna: '!'In over Nino Valde1 in Laa Ve.as Monday night and 01IOII.'s impreulve clollt4DI of ex· -'tllamp Joey Maxim here la11l month . \'bit lDJ her grandparent• M'r an d llrs. J..~Roy l .yons t h i.~ WePi . le• IMJtell 1nd family . Mn . Lettie Clattn~e Fran k and spent Suftd1y 1100 wllih r-----------., Mr. and MrJ. Georae Frederick. I Mn. Nora Evaru and daul}tteu. t;tellt tJre we•nd with h~ to t:l Mr. Raymond Evan• and -.. Pe~rll!ed Leather • White-- I Hotel Mortin Bar Mr. and Mn. EugPM vltifed .ber partnll, Mr. Wednelld~, May 4, 1955 Mn. Mftt Bentz and dlloghler\1 Judy eWer tbe wee~Pnd. Pomeroy, Ohio , :li'n. c~ 81...11 ond From 9 PM to I AM cbtm tpent ·Sunday -~·!~' 1 Wit!) Mr. ln4 Mrt. Fred Wolf. Mr. and Mn. Al.hm Pay~r of ' Ll~e ·.Music Elpha,s Four PortJan~· .spent Sunday £Venia,z with Mr. aad Mr.. A. D. Tuttle. Mr. ind Mrs. Charles ·B iuell ·~t<uded ~ golden weddi"l 011· niYerury of Kr. an<t Mn. ott .. Obly Ja'l'ea ,;eboduled. .. INTERNATIONAl, ~EJ\(fUE ':j::~=-======= Al;>ott al Lot•rt Sundiy arlft. noon. ~ .it. AIDd fti~J,. Milton Tuttle SuR<!ay La-;::::: ·f"!"iiY wit4 Mr...,.nt· iild Mr.. Paul I and !amll ¥ul l'or!ltnd. Mn. ~· ua,.erlek ot Coi~IU ~t a weekend receatly With tier parents •. Mr. and l!tl. Clwles Biltell and lomily. 11.-.; ~k Clarlt at1d diUdrtn o( Alhflll JPent 1'••eSdar and Wednelclay with Mr. IDd lf'oJtoo , 'fl!ltle an dltmily. Mn. ll'l:"lllt\ !Its. A. D. Tllltte, Mr. ind !Its. IIHtoft TuUie tnd Mr. iad MR. Glenn Tuttle atlended ~~e funeral cl Mrw. I . M. TuttJe at CJ>!!'!er, Wednelday altemoon. $5, 0 0 . • Mro. A. D. Tntlle ..-4 daupte.-, ¥rt. 19bn Rol"e a11d Mr. and ', Cal-l Wolfe rep nru· he baa ~ M:n, Frfd "wolf went to Gamcured his tomito twine and hybrid polio TIIW'SdiS'. Mr. Woll . w011l corn. He his pruniled hie tq- to the boipital fi>r a cheek up . tilato pianU to sloW their growth , MrJ. ~artba M<Eiroy ond ...,. uiltU he is ready to set them . tpent · a Sunday recently 1i"ith Clark Grady has hi'a tomato ~· and Mrs. Delbert Puilins of plants, Su:o·n. · •I'M1ake The ltoailitr• ....,,;,... ......u· o~~t.:r.w: . . luo ' llld lbbop, .... - · ' ,.. · - ftea lltte loR ~Nil I o;<t221'!0 . -~: ,,.... ~, ........... .., tlt.U • - This cihciti!l& JU..fua wa&ber with the . famoWI· GYUJ'O.lM washing action coo1t ......,.q more Ulan the lowettprte~c.t Wuber yot $129.95 .;;Rhuy! MASON FURNITURE CO~ Phone SP-35592 Mo1on, W. Vo. 'ftdtlr ...;., . ~..... _.... "'"""'fll to tuot.•WIII ' Ji goea anf1Wher• good taat~ DANCING ltmib. Oak Htll scored their runs in tht third and liftl). innings. ln the third with two outs Andenon sine:led, stole second, and then sc~rt,d on Evans single . Evans tried to ateaJ setond but wu He'• •hooting for a cracK' at thtow_n C.'Ul. ln the fifth innin& his old title, new held by Carl Anderson again scored this Ume ''.B qbo" Olloft. But he'1 not going on a sacritice by Thurston . tQ tackle Olson un;til ht c~nvin­ ces hlomsell he'1 rea<W . "practieally set" for. the week. of June 20 and he added that he ex· pecte.rJ the IUMtch to bf. closed tod81 when Gibson stniJhtened out "some minor details about terms" tn ~ Sund'!l' with hi& porenlo Mr. \1!ooton ot ' Detr;li ' nlihHllxim 3,1 •• Lary ~-1. . ,· Jiil.,ub.• f!! 'l'l!ttout'llh ~hl · '!lew 'York al Cl"'el.ind night-~ -. · •'10-l)IO-Ol ' ~""· •Sbri<l>nt . (l-ll).'. i'O/'d. 3-!.,"o I.emo_-_11.0. (~) of ~~~~~~;;~;~~~ Janie Smith J OUDi dau«hter tlttd • . J. II. Tut\le I t Obttl.eJ" Mr. a ad Mrl. LeJand Smltb had BUllo!.\Y ~.... Kr. ad IJN. Vernon Weber the mllforh lne to fall and break 11\1 dalld.ren cf Rutl-and Jptnt her arm white bJb ridin1. Y01k-Minner Wuhln&IOB at Chic.,.o-Portcr· -(~4) v.• ""acam (&-0). . , . •. fie ld 2-3 va ~IJarlhinan 2-1, ~1- I,ooil~ ~- ·'1tdo'!l'n .. n!lhl':Baltimore at K8ll!as City- Byrd : [!aWtl'l"" il-l). "''· ~ IJ.ol~ , 1-4l •• Bttchi 0-4 . niS:~~~~· ~-,:i ; ri~l)=t~ , CLIFI'ON NEWS '. SAN ~ c.li!. U''..:..JIIIIt lan4'1 Qon· OoelieU, lrho ·~ meet champion RocA' MartJaDO 1 Zl!o In a heavywe)j:llt tltlo ~oul San Frantbeo M1y 11, wai~Uod I ' a~ film& of the e:hunp ln 1\!o Tueoday and tald' be ,""' •-:.:: 'Ill 8 Wto!oll ....l"t P..,W.It Pltcllo,.. ' tl\bi,.:: ·tl ' . , ---·- r ·- Co~eU Still Coeky · II a• 7 .1133 P. R .1500 New Yoo41 7 I .41!8 ~~!'~' .fZI ~ .,. . .353 Clnclllnatl ~ IS .2'18 · T-i'l - I l l T.,..d~yo Rotults Cllie"'b 8 N...,. Yorlt 0 night I!<troit 4 Boston 2 · . Oi...-1 l l\llll•dolllhla S nl,ttt ~ .... Clljo 4.1nlllhil"'e 3, nlfhl Plttoburl!h 4 Jillwauhe 0 night Qbica(O t Washington s, ·nirht Only IIIJ)lft' ~,._lod. Cleyeland V N.,. '!fork 4, lll&hl : Jl • Wednesdoy, Moy-lt, 1955 NATIONAl. lEAGUE · AMERICAN LEAGUE To Meet, In Tourney Plans Being Set· Sugar To Meet · For Bobo To Meet Panter Tonight Archie In June I ' ,~ The CllliJQiiPlNY LOA~ · , · goea 'a 'B&YINGil .. , .. ,, ., .. "' : ' ... ;- { . • ·: · MONI>·•~ ltf'> ' ) . •• -------- -.·• .~; ·, '' . .' ' ' -:rr.. • I'IIATOLIN.II ' by . Sill SON: ' " .. , • ' r .·•·; t.;..;ul.. '"" . ~ ''~t; ~~: 1' .L ' j \ lUCK I TOP IOICATS AllHEINS, 0 . tr.P- The Buck· 6ye1 oC Ohio State, outhit 9-4 . defeated the Bobcats ol Ohio UDIVV~Ity, N, here Tudday. It w11 wl~ the aeeond Ohio .State ov&r the Green and White In N So a»o "··· '( (-. ;;r.· ,:·l. , a , I btme aad home Ht1t3. '· ~'\ ' MOORES 114 W. Main, hmeroy, Ohio AlKYD ""' INAMIL . 0,..0 ,yoo lry I~ yoo11 "'*' "I'".•. b ftOihi.. ne wo"""""IIAlONt ..... colorfool wol'-- colll•e .,..,,,.,, -... Nnt Pl..qnt, 1\', VI. SUPER KIMTONE . .. .. . .... qt $1.78 low"'"" ftniJh thto o ~rM-, ..............,.h91IJ ......... IUCH COAT . . . ... ... .... .. . qt. $1.49 SATONI h fot-mulo'ltd M .... mlnoclo Alkyd . nolo ... onol lo ttU!)o woohoblo II"'\ o(ltl 'li'llt. .. .~- t llf 14 SHADII8 ..I.AT DIODORIZI!D PAINT AU ,Ashland Od SftliroDS I;ICH·COAt . . . ..... ... ..... qt$1.98 ONI ()OAT RNAMII:L Huffy Electric and Gas Mowers • GARDEN HOSE $1 . ..... IIIV.ICA POWER,TONIC · $1·.19 I " -HOGG ~NO ZUSPA' ' INCORPORATED ..... ' ' ' . . ~ i• ... fill'er up •• • lft yoar tiWh fun lille new a,u~A/ · --= o_. Your ,Dfiil,, · ' • y ' ,, �ever beeaute aumore sophlatieated eeuor deo- N 0 T I E! Tr k Load TOMATO PLA TS and EP E S Arr'vin May h P roy, Ohio Phon 3 4 L'IL t\ 1\ ' t ft. ,._ uu ·rl ar • '"' ~ I 1- ln.:t S or•n- ..:uw n .. ~ OK -:11 AB~f£8 ,, ' I• m ;, .,nlf ! .,.lJhl h ·. l"~l ' ltAN! ' _ -"Jo (J ) at Bi omeOnSu ay h ,1:30pm Th D IV, I 1 be t.he ., AZING c c c uU '50" D ( i 11 lor e Pick U •.to• u• o• u lddle K.orn Pbo 2 101 r lm I ou u Dlspl en'• INVIT WE moN ·t uc AY ,a,......... OHIOVA L JU CO.J.o.._ We bon Cit I' 'de c own to Fu eral l' r profesa· Ion. _, THE ORIGINAL For "•• ..• •' ' P N lAC Dlx. $ 7. tnr' Pm "if·' I . ' ' .., ' ' ' ! I y ' .' • -' ' 10:30 11:00 11:1~ 11:80 cw. 1 ·t ai1·s w lh 2 !u g<' bus\ ue ~ " in;, r ic $4500. &o7- Y. J)u·k ll ar ris, Ohio. ·~ • ' ;Newt lNG lib AX WAIW 1\ ll ('nl Bu au I ur d oodll er , 1 .,.. uto, Ufe, 1"1re. ~·- (21 ) ' -- �ever beeaute aumore sophlatieated eeuor deo- N 0 T I E! Tr k Load TOMATO PLA TS and EP E S Arr'vin May h P roy, Ohio Phon 3 4 L'IL t\ 1\ ' t ft. ,._ uu ·rl ar • '"' ~ I 1- ln.:t S or•n- ..:uw n .. ~ OK -:11 AB~f£8 ,, ' I• m ;, .,nlf ! .,.lJhl h ·. l"~l ' ltAN! ' _ -"Jo (J ) at Bi omeOnSu ay h ,1:30pm Th D IV, I 1 be t.he ., AZING c c c uU '50" D ( i 11 lor e Pick U •.to• u• o• u lddle K.orn Pbo 2 101 r lm I ou u Dlspl en'• INVIT WE moN ·t uc AY ,a,......... OHIOVA L JU CO.J.o.._ We bon Cit I' 'de c own to Fu eral l' r profesa· Ion. _, THE ORIGINAL For "•• ..• •' ' P N lAC Dlx. $ 7. tnr' Pm "if·' I . ' ' .., ' ' ' ! I y ' .' • -' ' 10:30 11:00 11:1~ 11:80 cw. 1 ·t ai1·s w lh 2 !u g<' bus\ ue ~ " in;, r ic $4500. &o7- Y. J)u·k ll ar ris, Ohio. ·~ • ' ;Newt lNG lib AX WAIW 1\ ll ('nl Bu au I ur d oodll er , 1 .,.. uto, Ufe, 1"1re. ~·- (21 ) ' -- �• • 11'ahama Students f..harleston Man Representative Wahama High School Principal Guest Speaker ~xplains PTA's To Manage New Haven Swin Pool Folfy or W-a- chon have been set for th.e For Ministers Jtama ~ igh s::.hool. b een na· ing Installe-d. ,::;;; County Function ' Vietor Dun! . ODd J,talldJ Wellojlli. and llzl. """'¥d' Allea ' were Sunolu p..U.:'of . Hr. aDd llld children of SplU<t were Cy IVA CARPINTU Mrs. E. H. CIJ!)tlll<r llld dauch· Sulldoy 1•eot• of 1111 ...,..ott, Ire. u.· IP~.~ -• .. ~u Tall>ott and ter. • and lin. B. 11. Allu, ~ .~r~rl. 6.1"<' bcr Welb tYler. spent Mn. ·li'andaon,' boards to be work was . contracted . . The rli~mg boCob~ ar~, now be· Lng made by 1 1~aeo .• rm according to spec:t(Jcauon:s.. All that will need to be done ~~ to inatall t hem when they arnve. Due to arrl•• this wwk II the six-foot hnce , which will be erect.d around the poot and tha surroultdlnt aNa. Offh;l•l• of tho Foundation ••pr*'MII the hope- tluit onough YDlunt.. r labor would be l'lalldle 10 that 1t could 1M orected ov.r tiM wukencl. bas . ". ' 4, 1955 STIVERS VILLE Picked For Boys', 'SUDday W'!.t.hRand)' Girls' State ~:~\nt.~;" for Girla state, ~oys pnnc1 pal I M~ Wednesday, 'The Doily Sentinel, Pomeruy-Middleport, Ohio Page Eight · 0.,1! .. ' • l_,.ro;.MERO __. _,_._EiiiN_D_JH_u_T_R_tE_S_,I ' llld eblldren In An explanation ~ the purpose State R.cpr~.!lentalive .. Geor1e Candidalel Mr. apd lrln. Daily vlaited thelr • , _ or a County Council of Parenu and Meinhart wu . the runt ~aker State and the Youth Luderahip son Leo, aiKI fAmily, receDU)' . Teachers was 1i~en by Glareace when the lleJgs ("ou nty Mu~tter- camp at Comp Honeshoo, w. Va., "-. Ch-~.. Va·"et- Yilited Alll'ldluw ,. t:INIIIASCOPI Itt WIDB IICRBBitl Y:ay 30 A. Brock or Cb1tleston Monday tal A.uociaUoo met thbJ. wee. at ed b Principal .IIU•• mw. ~· 1-•-Eoley'.s ap-pointment was made Army headqutr· . wert! announc 1 bla P*ft&tl Mr. aDd ' )I.r.s. Jaeob 1 JIO.Da01' M - ,.~, e~ening at a meetin1 uf t he Mason The Salvation kn~ by officials or the New County Parent-Teacher Counc:ll. tei"J ln Middle-port . The Rev. Joho ' ClYde Foley of Wat;:ma ~lab Va,n Meter, Satut~ afternoon. Raven n ee.reation FoundatiOn on • lfJ. ''• ·n~ Du~t, dau.hler The meetmg wa.a held at the Ma- Elwood, .Racine, president, waa School on Tuesday of t 1 wee · MEIGS TueJ;d,ay eve ning. Tbe Found a· in ch1r1e of the meetinr ud Selected to attend Glrls S\lle Mar1aret. lin. Mildred ' Cirde, son Elementary School. TODAY tlon., made u.p of citizens interesTOOAY ' • Bro<'k. assll!ltant supervisor or Capt. Glenna Rummel, h01~t1s were Sandra Roush and Betty 1Mr. and Mn. n.tr Ct&rv:entfr atted in providing recreatiOn for THE BLACK KNIQ:HT • rec:ently\ school s in the State Department for the meeting, led l.he de~otlon· Jonea. both of New Haven . The. l !'~W 11 .hymn slog the community of New Haven SIX BRIDGES TO: CROSS of Education and a member of the al servttf. ITechlliHiw. . I former is the daughter of Mr. aq.d at PomerO)'. and the surrQunding area, has . 1 State Board of West Virginia ConMr. Meinhart spoke e~phat lcal· Mrs Donald F. Rou~ while the Mr and MrJ Charles Shtlll oi l Tea, Clrill; lalla !Adams t)een working to {:et the P<H>I Alu Ladd, Paai91• Me«tiila gress of Parents and Teach~rs , ly of the ~ine work betn& done latt~ is the daughter of ,Mr. and Dore~a were r~ent gueeta of Mr. ~letM prior to the opening sad .Mra;_ DeU Talbott. conducted his talk by answering b)' Lewlt Bcrcer, form~r pastor Mn. Roy Jones. daLe. n - - I'll., Mar 1-i ot the Pomeroy Meth~ast Ch~r· Mr od lira WilfonS Mllhoaa self-directed questions. '1'luln. ... • ln the dowMt,un ol t he adjaNamed to attend Boy1 State was ol Wu'binrton' Bottom, w. v.a., Officit ls of the Foundttion He explai ned that lhe County ch, wtao is now asaoct'-ted wtth JEKYLL AND TEN MEN · :;, gueata otl Dler C.r-uid th1t sever•l 1pplications cent Oo.mmun·lty Bnikling, it was Council was a manner of tying to· the Ohio Temperance League. Ronnie McGlothlin, son of Mr. · MR. HYDE that approximate),y cether the ~arioua units In the Berger, a~ordin& to Melfl;har.t, •nd Mn. Roberl McGiothUo . or famUy . Md bHn receind from .,..,.. reported bwo hundred bloekJ in partitions county and lilted three considera- hu don e fin~ wo.rk In ~blaming New Haven. pe Mrs MildrOO. Circle, daughter, SOft8 desiring to ••rv• as life 8-Tr-·1-IUirds et the pool but no HIH· remain to be laid. That · together tions for t he org•niulion of a sale or use of ah:ohohc bever· Janice D~can, d•Mghter of MJ:. ::: . . ~ the tavor.lble Jegudat10n tions htd been milde 11 yet. wilb the instaMation c:A. 9hower County Council. age~. The .Jpcater also explained and Mrs. Bruin Dunean of Clifton Ntmlng of gutrd• is expecttd heads and fixtures and clea ning Tho•• consl•raflon• wt,. (I) tbe procedure uaed In present- and Larry King, 100 pl Mr. and to bt mad• within the nex1 I un will put that part of the pool that only CongrHt units M ing a bi11 to the Uouse ...-nd Sc- Mrs. Ralph King of U-tart Route, i ~to operating condition. J ttn d•l'• or two w.ek1. mtmben, (21 that tho Co"ncU nate and l"ilid that at pree:ent a were named to attend Camp HocseMearJWhile, members of t'he . Th e check room ia completed j works on child welfa,. onl¥, N8w Haven Women',; p ub have with the exception of the erec- •nd (3) that tM Council does biJl prohibiting the sa l~ of liquor 8 hoe. Jo alrtplane• pasing over the a,LI'eed to opera{!.' the ticket and Lio n (}{ a wooden counter. Other not let~lslat• for loc.l unltL AJI of the students are members tlate of Ohio wn pending h~arccnt'!Pssioll J'la nds at the pooL work remaining to be done in'ihe bu11ine88 meeting of th~ 1Dc by the legislature . . of thr iunior Clasa at WJ~Lbama. OHi~i•l• of the" Foundation cludes the cleaning of the filters . group was conducted by J . Edward All arc sponsored bY the Bend rt,orted that •a lot of work r• Several hLgb. school boys have Irvin, pre1ident of the council. flotary Club with the exception of mains to be done within the volunteered to do the work 'b\lt It was voted by the council to Miss Rou sh who is sponsored by MJit thr" 1nd one-ho~lf wHkl more 11re needed. amend the by-law• to permit the Jhe American Legion Aux.Uiary .,IDr to opening. They st.-.s..d president to appoint • nominating ~!lilt New Haven . Tickets for the pool are on the point th1t additional help committee. sale at v.ario\18 points in New lil'll n.-ded on the poroject. A panel dlscuuion on "Com· that Help w~mtt•d nl'ed not be of Haven and it was hoped munity and Mental Health" wa.s any p..rlicular type in the skill ed they eould be placed on sale at a announced 11 being planned for Jioe. OHieia!s said that work plaee in Mason City. Wednesday evenlnM at Latin. ClifAll intere.&ted people are urged that needs tn be done is chiefl y to contact Foundation official'S rord Stalnaker made the announof the clcamn g-up type. Patlhs und walk.w.ayg around thl' to volunteer their services to cement and said that all county pool are reported!) ntncty.fivc sec that the pool is completed on PT.l.s arc in~itcd to nttend. Mrs. Helen Stewart of Mason cent completed :tnd tht an· time. was in charae of the devotions and read Lhe lOOth Psalm and ~~aid a ' . pra,Yer. . ·otft her a MW Hoonr t.-•1. ..... ...U. waal l l Refre.sbmentl were ser~ed by the home room mother~ of the tomabahltl . .; . 1 lifth and sixth grades of the Malt'o oiso; ; ; low """'; I : IIcht welllh~,i son School. H01teae.11 were Mrs . ap and rolll •: ; ao duft bq to i ·) Patrick Riley, Mrs. John Turner, o; lt'o ..... oil NJII; : ; ptl tho doep-do•nuun, . Mrs. Fr8nk Harris, Mrs. Howard , : .. boca. . It boat. uit ..._ uit cluD& ·' McDaniel, Mrt. Delbert Richard· son and Mrs. Ralpb. Waraer. handier tor ~ dnporleo, Present were J . Edward Irvin, . acluol.,. Verillez.boM- ldDb·,: ........ llibl North Point Pleasant; Mrs. John wand· -chol aaywhon. ·II!IICooM cllenlu · Fry, Mrs. Esther Brown, Mrs. RusI anilabla. sell Senter. Mrs. Wllli•m Me· Farland and Mi88 Goldye Hart all And it'o oulat to llll:r : I : low """' II: e!llfj of New Haven Elementary Scbool; o o • o o Mllllllt plan • • .ldq-lzlde.bl .uon-,, \ ·- .. - --· . Mr . and Mrs. E1rl Keeter of Board School; Mrs. Ancel Carder, . Mrs. Lewl1 Mcl>aniel, Clifford r,,'" Stalnaker, all of Ordnanee School: Eustace Pickens, Wahnmai Ger~ld Sum~erettes '· 8; Rood, Board of Edu,·aUon; Mrs. Bonnie Yeater of Beale; Mn. John Turner, Mra. Howard McDaniel, Mr11. Frank llarria, Mrs. 0 . J. Bostic, Mn. Helen Stewart, R. J. WlJI · Iamson, Woodrow Foreman, Mra. Delbert Richardson, Mra. Patrick Riley, Paul Powell and Mrs. Ralph Warner, all of Mason Elementary roed to tile pest or manag c:r of the Nr w Hlven swimmmg ·pool • whiCh is se hej uJed to open on ...~~.' ag~tnst WAN~ ·t·· Boll Band aoor. •::, $7.95 -- . . . . . . . . . . . ... $3.95 ... . . . . . $3.95 Nylon Hose .. ..... ...... :.. . . . $1.00 New Stretch Hose .. .. . ... . . . . . . $1.75 .. .... $1.95. Terry Cloth Slippers .. . Caruroy Slippers .. Leather Slippers . 0 o • • 0 • • 0 I ' o I • " • o ..... 0 • ' • s School. R€GULAI\ ZOo $3.95 .' .' WIST YIIIGINIAl C:t.u4r - THE P~RFECT FT FOR MOTHER SUNDAY, MAY 8th Fh1o quality 36 Spring pattenu. STIFFLERS ~~&GULAR In, wide. ·All new SAU NOW AT > 33c Y~ .,' 79C·Y ., MENS WORK SOCKS ft.og. Zk nfot quality. Buy several Ibis low prlee ; 1&c: · <learanee on lhla li"'UP• Mollly while. Sh011 and loliC olteves. SHOP STIFFLEitS FlitsT $l,OO · VALUES TO •te,ts , Locliea BETtER DRlSSES .. . Value• to Ul.9$'1n 11111 crGill!r' ~c . . . ' ' fa and see thole. You can Rve tilfliOI\ ~ WE SELECI' ONLY THE VERY BEST IN USED C:ARS half, Final Clearaaee, bro""' alll!s, W~ MlOU&e:r .._.. if See S7·• &belt: Beltte TH hr Vleaa· • ltll Oben.h!t Bel Air (l'•nr. lillie. 811&... . ' ltll Oll..,...lel L1HecJ WIJh Ollnt have to move- lliew. ' Connntlole. ,... IN! Ch11~ • Ill'. Clean M a ,, I Valueti wtt.:ls. Only U lhlo p~f• lo :Y.oli ean .-ve sizes. 'We have to 'move these. In md try .'them ·on. . . ' ' ,. $A \'E. AT STIPFLI!RS $)8. ' •, ,, • sleeve 11bardlne. S·li!' L. ~::mce. Save DOW II IJ!,II flail Shop A ..a•i,. Cbet1'elti • •·--· en......... lid-· Stifflers .... 1111 Buick I dr. ~ I sltafJI ,, FIRST lrOm 121-inch television set," Owen said. area ''There is nothing to buy, and you are expected to visit Ponieroy·thi$ need not be present at the draw coming Saturday when The Dally ing to win ." ,_ , ,(::ounty ,will C~Ceive an appllcath;m . H , v,·,,·toro may reg18 · tcr for tile of oil or, more corrcctlr, liquid sentinel ho1u.. ' 0 pea ousc. asphalt material aa a means ol The observance ls a part of the drawing any time between tb!! combatting tbc sui'hme-r time dust newa~per'a obtervance , .of its hours of 8 a. m. and 8 p. m. The problem. · fourth year ot operatl~n. Pn 'tha,t drawing wUJ be held at & p. m. day, ~visitors wllJ be taken on a To the members of tbe fair 5et Contracts have been awarded to tour through the newspaper plants who visit the newspaper during L. P. Cavett Co. and Highway and wUl be able to get an on the the day, roses will be presented Maintenance Co. for tha furntahillM spot view of what goes Into turn- as a gill and applying o~ this material. inr out the publieatlon daily. "Thia will be a great chance, as Work wil1 begin on or about May Rlcllard s. Owen. reneral man- far as we are concerned, for our nth. ager, has estended a warm wet- staff to get acquainted with our come to aU residents of the area, many subscribers," Owen colD"" ' Max R. Farley, D:ivlslon Engi- subaeribers or non·aubscribers, to mented. "We look forward to 11eer, anno.uncq that the follow- be oD hand d.u·rln& the day. The playing host on that day, and IDg routes ah BChedulf'd for treat. "Open House" will be•in at 9 1 . extend a cordial invitation to ment State Roq.tea 32ft, 680, 884 m. aid continue throulb 3:30 p. to viiiJt The Daily Sentinel. and 692. m. The newspaper bii business 4 1 Some two ·to five dol)'.S. depend· 'AI ·a special feature of its and editorial orfic:es and its print.. lhg on weather eondltJ~s, wUJ be celebration, The Dally Sentinel ing plant on Mechanic Street just required fqi' tbe oil to aoailr: tn, will make • !ree award of a RCA- off Second, in Pomeroy. state& Mr. Farley. Only euential ._.:__ __ traffic! ·aad It a. redueecf opeed over the'ie r.oada dbrln8 the dryMIIGS GINIIA~ -IIOflo!TA~ , . lnc'ln pel'iod will teoult Ill • bel· Admitted to tbe t.t~tj. General O ter and lolllfr laatlng job. Cooper· Or 5 5 r atlon of motoriltl wiU be benefl . Hospital Wedn~~Y,._.Were lira. Katbryn Payne, MtGGiflport and olol to Pl'Oper and speiiil). eompleMrs. LWJao Main1, Syracuse. tto:~ of tbia work'. ' · · C.O. Fisber, Middleport who won Dllmissals were Wei:tater HodJe Republican nonnnauon· for .' Pomeroy; Ed Beaver, .ft4~~e and or in Tuesday's primary and Kart Grant. Mlddl~potl. ., will be unoppOISed in tbe election, today HOLZ&It HOSPITAL aratitude l.o the votera of the Admitted to tbe Holzei Haopitol laae. WAlKINGTON UP- Slcr.. from this area Wedneldiy ahd ,, d 1 .~ tary of 1t1te Jthrl P•ttr Dul· this morning were Mts. Alti. ADecp1Y let 11hl today tMN ar• "tMall deraon Middleport and WOllam ' sold, lor lbe ltut ~t~rh•IM 1lgnfflcant -tltM" '· V trusted to me I am my best efforts for tbe that the C'"'""unlat Wec'1 for• Blake, Letart, W. a. office whl~h I will serve. oltln """"' 1'1'' 1M •••duollr SPIIOWAY TO OIIGANIZI · thlfllng In tho direction ol AD orpnizatlonal meettn« wiU Fisher, who is iDteraled In be held at tile Claybanks Sp..d· better housing in- M.;,ddleport, is way, l'omeroy on Sunday, May 8 DO stranger to the job of mayor. BONN, Germany UP -West at 2 p. m. All stock car owners, He served three •ums, and u~ Germany regained its place drivers and other lnteretttd ))81"- der his admin.iatratlon, many eiamoJW the free nations ol the sons have been invUed t.o attend:· ~c improvemenlli were noted. wori.d today, almost tieo- yeart to the dtY since Hitler's "thousand year Reich" cl'iumtlled · wtth the UDCondltional aurrender of hie EMERGENCY Bft.J, ON WAY TO SENATE arm.les. low, 'loW . ·- REGULAR U.88 ' _... \ MEN'S WORK SHOES U. All leather ,il(IROn. ~. value. . . SAVE NOW AT STIIIFLERS · $2.99 \ QUISTIONI Do you tlrink ~111 County '*riels to strln1 YOUR. BEST auYS ~RE :ALWAYS ~· · AT STIFF.. ERS ·· 1fisher Pledges Best Eff t A M0y NEWS BRIFJs I atu r..u.. ~ Db t *· tnt "• Ladil~ SPRING Toi~P Men's SPORT SHUtTS • l I tli;o~~::;l: of people I· the MeiJs-M:ason HOSPITAL NOTES • • Pomeroy and ·.fiddleport may "let a break" in. the high eOit of financing proposed 1ew11e . dilo posal lacilitie& if the Ohio LeP,I·atun IJP1)roves 11 bill DOW 'J»., fOre it whith would make it ..ier for small eommunitiet: to eom ply with the water poii~Jtla. e.atrol laws. .Moording to a report lroin Uait•d Pr.... ~ublleaa senate Leader C. ~tar:iley Kl!!ehem .e.aid the bill would cue the fiaaneial burden ol vi11aees and eltiet forced te comp\y with the law and would "rea:ue aom.e from impc:wible JitnaUons." . ., - Nol-111• COURT BOUSE NEWS along with tlte prDIMflon ..t other Soutlttat.'*rn Ohio couft.l tlet, without Ktlm, promDtlng IIHII? · MRS. boNALD COLLINS, Pomeroy: '4·No, I don't think Meiga County's that type." . MURII'GI LiCINSI A marrlaa'e Ucense was issued MRS . EDWARD DEMQSKEY, in 'Probate Court Wednesday to Middleport: "No, I think Mei&s Jame~ w. ·Ogdlft.,, 60, ~oledo dairy county. goes ahead on Its own toman 4nd Em.m~t- EliJa~eth Reibel, ward higher .standard~." 47, Pomoroy, cl~rk. MRB. ALBERT MARTIN, Pome, DIVORC!I fi~ID roy: "I f"lllf do. There lo too Elba M. Ad01111, pjainUit vs. much import:lnce plaeed 0~·,~.~~l~h;~·~ Chi.rlea ' I. · Adams. ,.. defendant. i-ealon .... · €row. 1 attome)'l for on the or dlJtrtct, feachers Retirement Funds Changed WASIIlf<GTON ujo -FII ... oni Choiln I. lchlld-,J<ar oald tMay that Mrs. M8rle Nat¥11 IY JfASKELL SHOIIT told hltn ·she Htan to tum United Preu St•H Corrfsponftnt agalnt,t the CommUnist Party COLUMJIUS, 0. UP-~Tbe House while 1M w11 atteMint tht hod•v approved and sent to the a._.,bllcan N1tlon11 Convenan emergen.cy bill ·to tion In ltu, change the retirement system for YIENNIA, Austria UP- The 91>publlc · employea, school leaehers, vlet UD.ion. yt.eld«l today tbe and school employes. The vote. We&t ott two of the wa.s 127.0. polniio aC dispute In tbe Tbe only opposition to tbe bill treaty, and the U.S. Army was voiced by Rep. William L public ita plan to withdraw Am· Manahan CR·Defianee) who oberit.ln troops from Auatrla. jeded to increuln& the lmouD.t ......_............ """" Ben Elberfeld Dies; Funeral foBeFriday .... _,..........,.. ...., ...,... .... - ...... d l - ' " ' - hM ... Nld Al'nmUIIItleli .. IJttlld. ........ .. tM dlncti• of • • . Je.ac~ ,.....t..,., ............. . .. what .......... , . . .... Mecbem leveled fire on JOnit bond bOUJfl wiliob Ju! felt boil made aa local school boards utC to the retirement. ' eald the Legislature the mor.e money ' eon.tri~ He nieces a.od nephew!. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2:30 p. m. at the Ewing Chapel with tbe Rev. Dale RaUiff, · officiating. Burial Will be in Beech GroVe Cemetery in charge of Ewing. The body is at the futieral. home, where friends may call. .. VO-AG PUPILS PARTICIPATE A<.....,.... •m tOol! ufiN in the StnaN "' .. woultt - m1ke it ~liter fw the n,... Sf•t• mirw...nt IYII•M teo b.,. local - . lh.,. · oil~ ..ny..... ......... . """·- poUution, The Racine Hich School Vocational Aariculture st.Qdents and their adviaor, Howard Nolan, pat· tlcipated in the Annual District 15 FFA Livestock a,nd Land Judging Demonstrations at tbe Ohio Unlvenity Farm and State Hospital Dairy Bam, in Athens County. Wednesday, May 4, 11153. Students judging dairy, beef and swine included Jimmy Deem, 'Lar· ry Holter. Tbomaa Curtli, Clyde Johnson, Richard Tbeiaa and Ed· die EvaDJ. · Student. judging soU ~e Th~> mas Eberlboeb, CUrtis llandolpb and DWline Sayre, These nine students plaq to participate in the Sta.te Judglng contest June 2, 3 and .t. Judging at the State Hospital Barn was arranged. for by Ro8l Wright, County Agricultural :Agent of Atheno Cout1ty, Ralpb Porterfield of the Ohio State Unl~ verait.y, Columbus, o.. gave tb.e official placings along with explanations for each placlnt. Bob WIJson Athens County SOU Conaervation Service, was itt eharae of the Boil judging. Dale Scott, VOt.ational Agriculture Instructor at Albany and D. D. Mcinturf. Vocational Agriculture Instructor at f;tewart, were in charge of all arrange. ments. NOW YOU FIXED? HOI.YOKE. Mu!:.- School acher Ann.a E. Creran lhlnk much ol Hie 1ome ol her · until she 'nley ~!iU~ furnlth consulr..m N dllcuM eti,1neeril'll ancf.. fJ,..Jritr lri- : ....... with local "'""""'ttlet. The biU would pennit the UR of .septit tanb 1 ia· commualtift. where beoltll authoritls !<lillie, wuutd be adequate ·to ~ ceive retirement pay on the basl& of $63 multiplied by their years. Ol aervlc:e. Petsons receiving more than $4200 would receive pay.on I different formula. It Would be 1~ per cent of 't heir avera.le Ill· ary for lbeir put five tjplied by tHeir years .;;;,~,-.. , ..,!'~:;::·~; .......uu.. .....,.~ILpr·:.;<lfl~t=bl~ "'' .,.... of born June l8;: 1878, tl?e 100 of the late Jacob Mechem said. and An~ Mil')" Genheimer Elber- ary because one auiataat ney gerieraJ c:ould live 811 or:, l,tiil• feld. eommuoities in Obio' all t. Surviving are his wife, Goldie; ldvlte tbet ·need." brother, Jacob and a number of bill -ltloo ..... ..... Wll 1en than $4200 a ye11r would re- Berry said persons who earn ... prowal of hia ~Jill W1 ..1ltlly: thlt ..... ~ ..... ,w ____ IIETIRED UACIIIas TO MEET The Retired Teebert: Asaociation will meet Saturday at 1:30 p. m. at the ·Court HoUAe for theJr regular meeting. The proeram for the afternoon will be made up of article.~ by all teadtera present Each teacher wiJJ ppticipate jn the: program. · Rep. Kenneth L. Berry (R..Co&hoeton) said the bill would put the three separate retirement &Yitems on the same basis and would increaSe benefit&. • ............. Nhl In wlnnlno IN - . ' VALUES TO fl%.95 ... Blast K.r. 28c · · . •pair now at Would Aid Communities I B<njamlll Elbe<feld, T!, died at the Metal Goqerol Hospital WOclo VA LUES TO fZ.,9 11114 C..._lel I v . new. 1,. . Bllle~. N. Bill Approval Meld!••• •• MENS DRESS SHIRTS " REGULA.& f~.OO YARD AU new patlemL lloept.r ~l.ot ·)'11~ nlue1 FIDe wefRhl, briKhl eolon. Yepyou eaa SAVE MONt;Y NOW AT STIFFLI!JlS t1ean UIM C1ra. Copy fd r REGULAR 3k 36" Better Drapery We "•" Singl~ 1Q: deadly miSJiile:J. down t.anks, the crews reported Dust .,....,. Cltr b,ek I>Y radio. layer of duat and srtu*e Sh. . . rtcll With Rock• the "doomed" ~ty for Oeeupanta of front Hae tfench.eta aa hour att,r. thf! U · 1 two l!\lilet diatant were sbowend bldlna the ~ ftte of 'lritl\• eueade. of roeb and du.t Ainerieaa~ln,c•, but noae wu mjured . and l~,DiiJUiequl!\ A Ouh of 100 suns lighted tile making •'~~u.....,.;. skies of six weatern Jtatea in tbe or the effec:tJ impoai lbJe (iD. ttarkneu before dawn as the de- MIIILIN MATTHEWS, C:hoo!Hro, mediately. vice was detonated at 5. 10 a. m. hubeena...-1..... ,.... ....... _ , .... _ , . _ cPDT 8:10 a. m. EDT atop a :MK1 toot steel tower iD. Yucca Flat, p.any, it ...........unowd today. '15 miles northwest of Las Vt~~J. W•U 1mtwn ln'f'M teul autc~Mt­ A :u·-*alJ epewed tlw•INsl.....,. fertouebed _..; wltlt _ , . p . , _ alllrilr for ....,_ He II .,.niod ..... "-· a dlam- th- dill""'"' I - L.,.,, the II; K........ Motl.l n. 15 end ..... IY Ann, 2. .:_ ' VALUES TO fi.OO • . In . ·. "4 ' ~ 3to6xGIRLS D_RESSES Regl. _,Y How$1.0o Middleport, Ohio Good !Illite warm ...., hloh N M ,air ....ltlhl, ~ In 50o. fait aM .,., 4LIIIht ........... iews Hi$ Doom - Braodclath Moteriol Flnt qually re~. Pe yd. On~ luge t.ble 38 In wide. SAVE NOW A'r STIFFLERS · ROUSH'S SHOE STORE Man All t.raffic: bound roada: on tbe state -hi(b.w•y .&yatem ·ln Meigs DRESS CHAMBRAY · : Satin Slippers ..... . ............ $1.95 N.• Second St. • 398 IIOITIAIE·Ir eLEAIEII er $3.95 • 1M SO.. Pri4ar llir IIMI - ' I<IW $2o.oo ·ttaeh-,. (.,,..,Wedge Sandals ...,....... c..- tenJt~W. l IIBrHER'S . SPECIAL! ·" re tulJ 0 w.,.. .._ w ..... N. ,air J•o~·y~e~·~·.Mr~·:.~aod~~v~ra~.~D~·~·l~I~T~_.~bo~tt:.~~~====E:i=:c=:::;s;:;:;:;:;::;:;;;;;;:;;;;;~~;;f~' •nd• I • ~lth DR. .. .. 0 ;. OHIO: Cl...., .... TEMPLE '*e::ie:e::d Black Kin Oxfords ..... • e. at f~~~;;;;;;~~;~;,;;,;~~~;~;.;~=il Wealher Mechem said seplie tanks bad been rul eel were Ol'der«< to iJl. ities whicb •ere ordered to ifto stall sewage treatineat plaatllio He .said it was ..absolutely 'irnPolsibJe" for many amall c:OOJtnuai. tleo to build e..,.,..ITe plaabr. Motor Catches FiJ:e The M>ldleport tire DOIIarf.. ment was called tbiJ moruJac at 10;15 to . ... Middle;>ort Feed Store, whea a mqtor eaua:ht fire•. Damage wil mi,Doi, ,It waa repo!"ed. . .. "1 . •' IIACINI CONCilT TUJSDAY Tbe Racine ~d will hold • Co1leort. 'fUeldll7, May 10 at a p. m.•altlle llldbo Hilh Sci!Qol Auditorium l!h. Jolm R. !M. Bond Itulntetor lUIDOuneed toda1' UIDII\~ · lJIIUUUU.:J . ' .' CINCIN"!ATI PIIOOUCE OIMlllliNA'!t, 0. ' UP--I!tlgs. ~on1umer, A large wbke 31 to 38, brotwtl1111• 36 to irl; lliedl35 to 38; wboleelle, eommerclal, eo per cent A, utra )~e . white 311 to 34, brown M to 311; med, ium white 32 to 33, brcrwa ·31 to az; eurrent receipts r7 to 211. Chlcbn1, at.Hy, NCOI~ clerat. fer fair defnW; ,..,.,.. 27 t. a; '-•· .....,. 22 ... 24; ...... lltlht 11 .. 14; old , .... fen ID t. 11. . Butter. DO .score 83. CINC:INIIII,'fl LIY&Sl:OCK OJ.NtlJNNATI, 2,800, active, 20e lower; 180 to 220 butobel'll IB.ZS to 0. ·UP--Hop. lower; an, ~ ,. lh 18.1Q; I(o. 1 1~,3&; . 220 2.'!11 II> 11,?5; 2311· to' ll!l9 - · ··.-,.... 2150 to 2'111 lb 18.'15;, ~ to. 16.211; ..,.. 12.2.11 to 14. Cattle . ,, calves te- loSO. ... � 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. 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