https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3ae3c68dd0e6ec83a32a288eaa5a5caf.pdf 4f1842d23c26684b2d608e654f1bf7a6 PDF Text Text .... - - .I .... Po~ Eight Friday, May 6, 1,22? "Choosr Tt:.r- Urd Th1s Day ."' QH, MIDDLEPORT, Lhc Rev L A. Pn~r m.-.et1pg w1U be held l U..na:uter, putor. Sunday School Wednest. sy ~veni ng at 7 30 Tbe 9 30, EroesL Covert. f AN H• u id unto them, Take no~lnt for rour iourney, Mi· ther stores, Mr H1'ip, neither ll.re.td, ntither money; nelttM:r hen two c"h apiece. AAd whatsot>Hr house re en-Nr inta, there abide, and the~ n depart. And whoaoevtr will n.t r.a-1.- ,.ou, when ye 10 .ut .t th•t t:ity, 1Mke oH the v..-, dust from your feet, f..- 1 . tettimony .,1in1t them. St. Luke: 3, 4, and 5. We'll ' " ,..._. In Church, Su~ day. OHURCH OF CHRlST , Pomr-ior, PMlor, Jh•v Donald Seev ers . Sunda y &hool at 9·30 am With lhc ).( oruin~;. Worship at 10 · 30 Serr.'lou tor. 1c IS "An Ideal MothP1"" Youth FcllOW!thip wtll tJe held at 6·30 p.m Evening worabi:p wlll be at 7:30. sermon. ORIGI~AL Tllal Gives More For Leu! Three-Room Dealer THE Three Rooms Bedroom, Ul'lag Room Kll•hen NEW FURNITURE $299. f30.00 DOWN flUO A Month BAKER c- drnt, In dent; Arlena Morn1ng ~~ POMEROY· BEND. THEATRES ( M ftl All Pldlarn Jn CINEM.\.SCOPB or WIDE SCREEN fOMD01' MIDDLIPORT MEIGS TEMPLE TODAY 111d FRID.\Y TODAY TEN WANnm MEN DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE (T~bnleolor) Jtaadoljti:J Sco.t, Jocel)tn Orand• 8Ptlaeer Trae)'; lnptd Btrrmen ., SUNSET IN ELDORADO . ., ROJ'Prs : Dale fvans ; Tri.-ccr FIRE OVER AFRICA (TeehnJcotor) llaareen O'Har~, MuDonald .ALONG THE NAVAJO Ta:AIL Roy Rocen, Dale Enns: TriHfl' PASSION lTeehnlcolorJ Comel WQcle, YTenne DeCarlo VOL VII 'CHRYSLER$ cost far less and . , to "WiJI There GIVE YOU FAR MORE Be Any Stirs'" Tuesday County Vocational JJble School ln.sUtute with afternoon and cventn1 &etalons. At Fnderat~ ed Church, Pomeroy; Tuesday 8:1& Junior Choir l'rtctiee; Wedne.day than most new cars! I7:30 Prayer meeting wltb Jilll Salley leallin, tbe devoUonaJ per. iod. Wed. 8:30 Cholr pi'adice. Land Transfers CHRYSLER'S 1953 New Yorker Newport ...... $1995 2 dr Hardtop, 180 HP V8, 2 tone green, t'ully equipped. j;'IMACU!f CE lnslde and oul. . f9S3 Windsor Deluxe . . . . . . . . . . $1545. I& dr sedan, gorgeous gray, fully equipped. Suld ierviced by us. Very nice. new and · 1952 Saratoga 180 HP V-8 .. . . . . $1395 !)r. Sedan, Melaliic green, fully powered, 6-ply wsw lires, Exceptionally nice . I· Windsor Deluxe ... .. . . ... $1065 2 tone g;·ay and blue, fully C<illii'Pcd, car. owner. Very clea·n. · · Euia Swan to Dl¥id Smith 1nd VIolet Smith, Pl"'el, Olin. Charles Ru..ell to Evn Will~ Plftels, SaUsbory Township. Dr..el Albert Lomhtrt to Edith 1':. Lambert, pamlo, Rutland. .Roy Ni<boiiOII and Nol'ftla Nld> ohion to lames Nicholson, 90A, 835, 12, Rlt, Salem. ' araude Avenell Pettit and Joseph A. Peltil to Lawrcnee Boyd •nd l!elon Hariit Boyd, lo~ lliddloport. , Irene Chue to Orville Cbale and Wllli•m Chaae, 80A., Scipio To..,.ltip. Coo.,... to Qo.&ie ill, Piekeu' ed 11an;o w. Piokoaa, ioto, Racine. Evan WIU-and Au11151a M. WUI · AUN(I to GOOI'flo Skinner and Pbtlllll Skinner, S*llabul')', I~ J. E. LJona CorporaUon to VII> ol Middleport, PAI'<OI•, Mid· '<lle;oorl. 0. HeUman and Helen. man to Arvn Elklu ind · $945 · equipped, ' -""lba Solety-clteckeJ 16 ways .:.::rl·fl !lkin1, SaU.!bury, parcela. Aowold c. Diehl · lind 'l)lebl to !'rod Lon11 ala llld L~ lL l,al>llota, Pomeroy, • • A&atho Dlebl, Bllaalleth B. 11.,. Nally, Daalel F. Diehl, Dalty Dlebl Otto Edwords llld L. Ef' warda to Fred l.anJ!ota and Luey Laollotz. P0111oroy. c Milton VnOf and ' Leiu; Veno, to Clara ·G. IUier, loC, S..Uira Towuhip. William ceued to Marle ·Betty Roiaod roll... Haw Cierk. Loo o. 'lllt~.O: BY WILIUR LA-IY UnltM PNU Staff Cerrft. . . .at PARIS UP Seeretary of stare John Totter Dulles arriYed toc111 from W ublagton for 1 Hriel ul ' Cluo ·of lite lllddlt·pr....U' . momentous diplomatie eonfft"ttto ces and aaid the Welt would llrle new opportunitl' of testiDJ' tifsia'• "profesaed wishes of n Mn1 relaxation of t.ension.,. "Fa~ Kllowl ev.. illl, lli7 IS, Audltorlu& comedy baaed slt.ow made fa· and telnition by It Is an oril]nal • i •· to grve you the .. ~· Dunes• first ma;Or colllereaee wu • 1howdown today wiU. l'ruee the li&ht-h-ed life. ,-7~r:;·~~as;1~rather w-teh· dectd~ ., bear BESt:USED CAR BUY do that #.~~-~~;:;·~;·~~~ t~TheArea! .. 1953 P0Nlif4( Dlx 8 cyl . . ...... $1,395 4·dr sed. H)'dflllll~tic drive, R&H. Two tol)e original . IIRL L WALLACI, MNol'- ...__....1 .......... ofhlo •rt work which ho ·In hlo ,....,,. tJme. Wallaq It "' ..,... Stoom Uf' the flair ,... ........ fNiintl,. wllllo at Walter . _ lloopltol, Se)JTaught IMal Artist Has OfFun In Leisure TU.e "It• green finish. One owner. Week-End Special · 195~ PODGt.Ys Coron'et ...... , $1,395. ' FunnY, (or II I$) ·the '1/81 before the neat II ·WUL ~9S3 PLY~OOTH l)lx ......... $1,177 4 dr seclan. 1.91"' inlleace. JjeauUful orjgiJI!Il light lllue ·with wbltelop.- •v . · · ·, 1o go bare or earl!, 195-f PONTI~C 8 cyl Custom. ... --$~,095 Catallpa, very Iow,Jll.lleig~. Spotless insid\1,an!l out-, Coral red wttb wblle'tdp._Allleather seats. · ·• · · ., 115'. t~!YBOJ.~"l' 1'1 0-2 dr tiM~ ... $1,177 One Ideal owner, l<l:w lluiclr trade. Exlr.1 nice for mt.dei ....t ~~~ PQNTI~c; ~· ey14 dr Dlx sed .. ,$977 S.potl~sa 2 to11e #/.ea finish. We've serviced. ,!his smce·new. ~ t car "llept. " cracJlea . ' Younc as • Hrs. Stover as .Mn. Bailey " Mril. teresting . . the I'O~ilr tliah : machl~e ~m­ I~S2DODGE2drseds ........... $777 ilqth of these Ca.-J; are. Ex~eptlonalln . "'· .., a ·tiaateiball ' Immacu- ltlvler• coupe, One 'careful 10011 owner. Original two lone meJ&lllt: gr~njl'lJ'h· J?ynaflow, 1·9Sf cit IOLET' Hc;l·ci'Tap ..... $79~ . .......... $795 Fo~ drive. Sparkllllg two lone green finish. •- f.J ' 'I' • . 19S,l •J:LY~ ' U1H Sto Woso" ; ... $'771 , ~tra 11!\K! f • • 19$<1;1Ut , · Are J)ofi41, Dow, Walbw;n, Jone 'SiDler, Pa- l9SI IUIOK'ftper 2 dr ........ $1.095 ·lfS1 .F;C>\tt'#g l:totd top I . Powell. Tbe .Uae Bri<IJIJ!U!f~U ud Thooenl\'f . ;irli 1952 DESCROV8 '4 drsed .. "'· .. $1,277 ~~ ~--l:l:f~iful two tone green \• are' au·ne Bailey every wa' Power steering. VB SUPerb performance. late lrillde antl 9ut,. and JUne Other Inadded to !tie Slllilb Ill 1\lr. 9f ·Rolph; ~ud,y !he pall•• lila- 1?53FOR~ VICult'm 2drsed .. $1,195 A~l n~w tires...,f'!li~. recon~itloned el. All. leatherette ~Is tricia Baker., Van Cooney, Ruth Ward, Patricia Brooks. Patrl- da Dodoon, iloliiUI l;feCi>ql, l11> queline Rice .and Mary J'fnt Williulit. The tommittee 10 chara:e or Pl'<ll'ertles i• mode ·up ~ Llrl')' Lacey, Edwlid Ferauaon, Gary '\Vaylaad, Willard Millet ll!d !lonnie Fultz. lnteriubsion nu!llllcn will Include a dance by JUdy Jacoba, a trombone by Wllltamo, ond a oonr lta'f'llllli •olo and Shai'Gn S . ·- ........ as iow at $677 Barbara $<011 . 2 ljrS,' 4 clril,1.,pd Riviera. Some one ow~r ...,_ "'ew Bulq lrlfea. 19~9 PLY~I,JT" 4 dr self : ·.. ·~· .·>, $495 f!ftisb. '· · ·!;,' 19~0 i!.d.r.91AC:: 8 ~!f, 4·dr'sed ·_. / $677 SpartllnJ·.odfijiaJ,.'hlac:k ~ydrat¥tiC ,tltlve.,.Onglnai.mF!i!lk green'(lnl~ ·, . i9~o-;ORD 2 fr, dllt(: ......... \<.-:;\!1~$444 1949 B.yiCK4_dr.!triiiHow ..... :...:". $495 1949FOilD4dr.:. ::·;.,; .. ::··.: .. ~ . $,2.9$ . lJ'l'~M SfO -~.:.. ; ' • ' . ..• $#.f ,.l. :t~' c:onv c,. :~ $%9.5 2 d.r .. : . : . . : :.•.. ~ta?' 2 ilr ........ , ·_, $1'95 · :.PIIriltP"- .~ ; , : $'19$. o."fi • i • • • • ... up~s /tt.re. • OhQt~d In~ Pr.9gilc;am otudeirta•attend- were hoioored and Awardi • ' -•' ... -......$3t5 '.tOil Stale . . -. . $49$ . . . . . . . . . . ,.. . : . . .. . . . .$5:44 : ,: \ Refriiera~oa ;unit Will ~' I,; . State · w;:;:~ · will 'oerve as Us!J,er<!~t.O. lnoludt: Baman . ORlpnter, CoNI Truck 'Leaves Wghway CindereUa Opereua MinoJ' 811118 Tq Driver L Well Reooveci ; •• •• on the lDdoehina crisis. liliMfl~ · will Join • Bit' Three !J.f[i!!llit nx lbe lin!< aad pi~ l!f ~ Four eollf'erenee with tie lofletl. Other activitle& included tt&e mal admiSIIOD of Gfloma.ny to NATO ond lbe Westent EllrOpeu Uaion. tor- '1 have been to PariJ many timea.", Dullea 11kl after aniYip& aboard Praident Eile.altower's new penonal plane, the :n~ ~ Jumbia.e...But aever before bava I mode tho journey witb ....t. eonfidaaee for Europeaa peace.• • dr seclll). Gy.totorque lran~ission. Very low mileage, like new coildi\i9D- ..'. ' lftd WanMt, Big 3Decides Sunday When To Meet Re.ls· lwavlii~ the ' IDDlVetl· Ia SubJect Single Copy Version lt1 tbe. pray,er. 7:30 Evening auvice. Pbo1111 398 ~lolly invited to attend thq dinatr or ' I( the earl~ superintenworthip, 10:30; port, Fred I. Gardner, Mlni!lter, 9J30 Special Bible School with reooenition of the oldest and youq. est mother•, and the mother wi~b the !arrest numbtr of children present In the 11ervlce. RusaeJJ Wll· 11on, Supt. 10:30 Morning worship with Mother'a Day sermon: "Tbe Worthy Woman"; 6:30 C. E. HOur; ~ lew M to " · $vnolay clotHIJ Editorial Phone 1117 ·.. ~u '!'j!lllbert of tloe Daughters <m ~'1i0ri<o i. Ill - i l l IN; at 7'30, ii .Y F . Mothers' Day pro. 1rram Wedne.Jday evening at mid~wee.t No. 19 'Father Knows Best'()n .May 13 6·3o ' J~or mson and Lull WUUalll!On •evChoJr practices; 7 p.~. Sf ftlor er11 truta, Colum.biiL Chotr practice. Da\lid A. Smlt.b and Violet Ai1JJ111ED METHODIST .Cf!Ull Smith to Tri-state Material• CorOH, Rev R. M. Grove, paator, poraUon, Reednllle. Sunday School at 9:30 Herm1n Sanrord Dod10n to' Board o1 Ta)'lor S~. Worship ServJcea EducaUon of Salllbi.U'.f Loeal School District. to -.ulte rods, at 10.45 with Re1r. Grove lnr the 'fteuage. Sund•r evealatJI.Salisbul')'. · 7:30 ""* .,,....... tctttiiNtl ReC!Ie, Wednesday, •••,..n_ liM . a...,. tllundt:rth• .,. ,.... ............ ..... ........., { ard Ruppclt, pastor. Church School at 9·30. Jamea Buchanon, Bupcrintend~.t. Morn.inJ worship at 10:3o with Mothera' Day Me~&­ age, pictures will be made for the Centennial Broehure by Kinca.id Studio. AU of'lllcen be • pre. tent for ~~o~~ccial recognition of mothtra in the buUetin. Monday Torr~Qee, Betty Mae GhUdel'll to D~acCina meeting a-t ? :30, Weat- H. C. an.(J Haz•l Parrbib, Olive. mtDJier ·Youth Fellow•hlp II 8 Harley, lfOJd to 1\H:hli II. Will' CJMr ~ Mlltt:d:" loftitht, •round ... ~ WilT VIIOINIA; ~~ ~:: p.m. Saturdn, Mar 'I Our late model used I ... uy, - Adam service, 7:30. ~.;:;~;;;;;;~;;;~;~H;FJA~TI;t~;M;ET!IKW~;;'s~T~~~~o: ao Saturday. May 'I OHIOr - 15:22. Wcdnrliday evening serMT. MORJA.H BAIPTJST CHUft. vic~ 8 _p.m. The public ls cordial- OH, MJlli)LEpOaT, the Rev. N. ly mv1ted to aUencl. D. Borden, pastor. Bible School In Middleport ~- Weather I and the Gold~n Text: As Phone 6374-1 I .uperintea. Morniac wonlut;l, 10:~0. lntermMlale Youth Fdlvw5htp, ~ p m. Senior You.t.h Fellowship, 6 p.m . Tue5day, Daily V~eation BJbl~ School Institute at tbe Pomeroy Federated Cbun:ll; Wed nesday , £'holl' ~e. 7·30; Thursday, Cible CIJrSS, 7.30. FIR5T BAP1151' CHUROH, IODDLEPORT, the Rn. Claremont E Hoyt , p.astor. Ohurclt 8ehool, 9 15, EdlSon Baker. .superint(4dent ; ~ornJDC worsh_.,, 10:16, spoll.!ored by the Cbu~b Sc::hool m observance of Mother'• Da,y and Chrulia n Family Week; 5 p..m Sen:~or Hi Youth FcUDW!h'ip; ~:30 Junior Hi Youth Fellow· ship, 7 .SO Evenme worshlP. ser01on top1c " A Tribute To Chria:tiln Motbert''; MCIW!IY, '1.30. Youth fiall y of the B.aptist Youth f'ellowshrp of the Pomeroy &pFIRST BAPnlsr list Auocltion at Middleport; Pomeroy, R. H. DeMott, Tuesday, 2 30-8·45, Union VaeaSunday School 9 :30; Uon Bible Sohool 1'eaehers aad Stricklend, S\l1)t. Mor-wng Workc:-s Ins titute at the Feder· ah1p, 10.30; ''What Is A ~om- att'd Chlll'rlt, Pomeroy, for Bible mie1" Association- BYF Meetmg School teachers and WGrken· Monday 7:3~, Hiddleport BaptiJt Wedn esday, 7:30, MidP.'eek Chu[ch Women't Missionary So- Prayt>r and Praiae Jtervice; 1!30, Cl~ly, TueK11.y 7:30. Vacallon Senior choir rehearsal; Thlllldly, Bible School Institute Tuesday 7 30, Golden Rule Clus at the 2 p m. tn the Federated Chureh. home ol M. and Mrs. Jack S.UerAnnual Meeting and YeUowahi.p field with Mr. and Mrs. Edison Supper, W.:dnesda,y 8 30. Baker as co-hoau; Friday, 7:30, UNlT!JD M.f1I'UODIST CHUR- ~ Church School officers and te• OH, Pomeroy , pastor J . Leshe rhers ar the eburch Kunze. Church School 9. 15 Mr. OHIJRIOH OF 11HE NAZA.(\ENE Theo Stnith, Supt. Worship Ser- ~JDDL.:fPORT, the Rev. ftotJert vx:e 10 30 " Mary, The Mother of Styers, pastor. Bible School 9:30 superintc~ent; _Our l,.ord" Intermediate M.Y F Lester Ta)"'or, 4.30. h.ecrelltion :S .OO, Luncheon and Mornmg worship 1erv1ce 6 00. Sr. M.Y.F. 6 :30. , -:omtu nod for Mother's Day ter· 3·00-8:30 Daily Vac;tion mon tc•tf:c '"Back To God More Mc::1c-.s " : B·40, Youna: School lmLitutc. Federated Chur. For ch. Thur~~:day 7:30 Chmr Practice Pet·;:l 1..s' mect in1 : 7·30, Evening CIIRIST-IAN SCmNGE SOCIETY serv1ee. l44 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy. OHURJ:-.:I OF c:t,rusrr IN CHRIS .~omi.ng Servite 1J a.m. with 111AN l,;1N10N, MllJI>lDO.RT, ADAJ\1 AND f'A>LI.IlN lWAN" the Guy F. Sayre, pastor. 6he sujebct of th~ LelE.'Ion. Sermon Bible School 9 .30, Odell Manley, aU die, even a~ tn. Chrts~ sh~ll .supenntend.en1; MomiOJ preteholl be nude ahve. 1 Cortnthtans ma seryice 10.30; Evan1eJi.ttic Me1J5 County 'Vouth R·ally ol the Cbur("b of Cbrtst w1U be held l May 9, Xoolil)>. Men's Fellowdrip • w;n be hcJ:I Ill tbe Zion Church ul ChrMit on May 16 .EUB ClfUr.cllES , Enterprise :md Mo:-mna SUr, paslor, Rev Roger Bilbl'p . EnterprlSe, Sunday Sctlool :l-1 10:10 a.m. w1th wor'9iup services at 9:30 a.m. Youth FellowsiUp at 8:30 Sund-1.1 evening. Choir WedDf'.!iday evening at 6.30 foJ lowed ty ?r-ayer neeting. Morn. ma Star Sunday School at a.m with worship servtces at 11 am. Mothers Day Reeogmt10n churches wall bt> beld at both With sermon pertaJnmg to Yotbers' Day Hevinl servtces wtll conhnue throu;:b Sunday eve· om1 wttb Bt-rvtces eec.h even1 ng at 8 p.m.. ~nd SPi"Ctal lDUS.i<' a... FURNITURE On The BrlJhtdt . ·lJidlng Qub.:ro ·~~ .. For,Hol'l!e Show Plant . ' ' RfdiDJ Club •1'8 'p. ,lll: at Hall tO �• • ---- ·-- · Th Doily Se • ily Se • So I tn m 1 . oy 7, 1 - 1i 11-Wa "' • -. ' M . C m ng I' • Ho red tP .... as la :.Bg' m tter at the post or · Pom roy, 0 o Rl •• 1 1 ter ' ht d OS oal bil I us r ett · Sb.llt~;, ~ DBvi_ Ob . grr. A rved t.o ' elt ' n 1 Mr . Cit a ·ded Fa er Fut reFarm~~>rg Anbual ' • • M lk Too,st.-·.. ., ·"' e on ed .. C ass e's \ , Kil . £Y '• u IN AUtomDbl ' ' ,. DENT ' llwo ' l 811d ,BrP "ln the ys I' e ty let on thre e we :w . •,.-., " e, i · t' top ~ ndi't il:'!.II wweg ..... Olllo Soon r et il Ilk to M er-o h ng Molthoe ly, "!It\> e ft " .·i1.Wit''.' ';(' . ', ~- ' • �• • ---- ·-- · Th Doily Se • ily Se • So I tn m 1 . oy 7, 1 - 1i 11-Wa "' • -. ' M . C m ng I' • Ho red tP .... as la :.Bg' m tter at the post or · Pom roy, 0 o Rl •• 1 1 ter ' ht d OS oal bil I us r ett · Sb.llt~;, ~ DBvi_ Ob . grr. A rved t.o ' elt ' n 1 Mr . Cit a ·ded Fa er Fut reFarm~~>rg Anbual ' • • M lk Too,st.-·.. ., ·"' e on ed .. C ass e's \ , Kil . £Y '• u IN AUtomDbl ' ' ,. DENT ' llwo ' l 811d ,BrP "ln the ys I' e ty let on thre e we :w . •,.-., " e, i · t' top ~ ndi't il:'!.II wweg ..... Olllo Soon r et il Ilk to M er-o h ng Molthoe ly, "!It\> e ft " .·i1.Wit''.' ';(' . ', ~- ' • �' •' ·en op 8E1TER THAN EVEil •••• orses By Alan Mav11 #0• I.EM()~ ' OF' rHE etii'II.ANI!> INAG4N4 $152.000 Race To Be Observed By• Thousands Arcaro Sets Record Today . With His 16th Ride In Derby RAY AYRES By United Pr•M LOUlSVULE , Sports Wrlt•r Ky. UP- Ten $15:1.,500 Kentucky Den:,- today as tension abed~ row m~nted .-long at Chu.rchi.ll DO'WDI · and g11~cty took over ia the st·rt.nd6 across the track . It was no diMerent at the baTn hoUriing Belair Stud's Naahua , the 4 to 5 favorite, ~han it WJU al the st all crf G. rtollie White 's Trim Destiny, th e outsider who look (..'(~ like .a 100 to 1 shot hi.s nerent races. The h a ndl~ rs ol Mrs . John orr W. G•aibr@ath's Summer 'l'an, Rex C. KJL9worlh 's Swa~. the Cain Hoy Stable entry of Flying fury an.:l Racing . Fool, Muroain Stable's Jean's Joe, Rarvey C. Fruebouse's Blue Lem, Chfrford Mooers' Nt.besna, and W-L Ranch's Honeys Alibi &lso tried to hide theiP "Derby Jitters" as poet Ume rolled closer and cl06er. • At the Beb.lr barn they hoped Nashua 1hortly wopld duplicate the Kentyeky Derbr vl<torles of Gallant Fox, Omaha and Johns· ton to ~;ive the stable a fourth victory in the mile and a quarter classic. K•yed Up The Trim Destiny c-ontingent, Batters Have Their Troubles even though Lhey ' had little hope for their horse, w.as keyed u.p by the record book which shov.oed Donerail won in 1913 and paid $184.90. The hitters were suffering to- day and the pitchers were agreeIna: that it was about time. Still tender from the long ball blaF-ting thty absorbed the rirst three weekB of the "eason, the pltchen were understanoJably callous about the hitters' troubles today. VirgU Trucks of the White Sox, who bas bad a rough time getting 1t1rted this se&f:iOD, bad little sympathy for Detroit's young slugger.,: after he beat the Tigers, 1-0 on a trim two-hitter friday niMht Nor could De~ Stone of WaRh· Jnaton commiser.ate with any ol Baltimore's hitters .dtt>r winning hJs flrat a:amc, 2-1. Herb Score, Cleveland':t sensasouthpaw, did his part for the pitchers' union with a fine three!hit 4·1 victory over KanAas City, while Bob Tul'ley of the Yankees topped even that effort by limiting the Red Sox to two hlt11 in a 6-Q whitewashing. tional young Natlanal ·Pitching Gaod The pJtchtne was almm;t aa good in the National Leaaur. too. Southpaw Joe Nuxhall of Cincinnati scattered six hits and dian't walk a man in beatJng Chicaco, ..2 while Ron Kline and Ben Wade teamed up oa a fine jnb Jn tbe Plratca' 3-2 victory o\•er tht.~ Giant&. RHUBARB SEEN ' IN JOHNSONMEDEROS BOUT l'HILAill&I'IIIIA IJ!P - Penn. J)'I~J~nla's new boxlni com·miJaktn, faced, wil.h u.s !lrat "rhubarb," atarled an invcsUgat1on . todll,)' ol Friday nllhl'& wolrd a'l'eDI Uibt In w.hich a "doped·" Harold. JohMon was declared un~ble to come out for the third ro1111d of hio oeheduled IO.round r..,...,h wltb Cuba'a Julio Mod· ..... John1on waa in aeelUIIon lo Jbhnerunn Hoapltal where Drs. /oaopb AI'Oiil 1nd Wllbut $1Nokl1nd took blood atudleo and examin«J. ·a peel Crom an orIPIO Johnson ate brtore the · f~rbt in an. dfort to dete'l'mine w 11. w.. behind the Philadelph· !a 1 peeulllr behavior in {be rjftf, Johnoon told the doctor• U..t oranae had tuted "bitter" aod left him loelln8 sluaaish. Dr. AYf!lll, '*ho told referee Dive Beloit to ttop {he liaht olaecond round, thlll awl 11KO victory, afberwarda that "tppe.red Lo have been ln thll dressing room, to lOblllon w.u carried on a ~it(h,or Dr. Stricllllnd uld the C)'ll ob<OOC<I alg111 of he barely made it eoher at the rmd ot round. He came out the aecondt Jtbbina and ..-..~~ with hit le!t nleely, but ! · ~e el• or the round to one kn.t.1) without boa brief flurry bclore appear-ed untteady. walked to his cor!"'~~'j,l · ~;.~,.Dk to his ebest ~ orM':.":"~o~l::riml• , liU tho •tool. Five ol the little aaddlesmlt" or one-half of tbose expected~o be boosted .up when . the bua e btar.. '·'Boot.• and Saddles . " ba e won thil premier American n . In addition to Atcaro ' With fi e and MeCreary with ·two, it h been ' won once eaeb bf Ha Moreno, Steve Brooks and Guerin . . . The baby ol the bootero .!> lie Harmatz, who will be Up Honey's AHbi. He Ia a 23 ytiU old out of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., who now lives in Los Alleelea. Willie Shoe-. maker, on the well-Uked SWapa, is only 24 and from El Paso. Moreno Racing Fool is a 28 year old Chlc.,oan; L. C. Cook Trim Destiny iJ the only Kentucky born rider and Chrt• Roaer.s Blue Lem the only Canadian. They're both 31, as II Guerin Summer Tan who hails frOm Marlnquoin, La. McCreary J'lyJna: Fury Ia out ·at St. Louis and Brooks Jean'a Joe CAGETOURNEY BIG BUSIN·II:'.S NETS $661 ·281 Wrl"'l' Hunter each homered for the Yankees. · Smoky Burgess, who came to Cincinnati from Phllatlelphla 11 W()ok ago, was Nuxhall's chlcf aide in the Rcdleg's win over the Cuba. Burgess hammered a homer and wclehed In with a single in the Redlc&s' seven-hit attack. Plttaburah, in storing its alxth south· paw Johnny Antonelli for the llrst time !Iince July 16, l933, and sur· paued Ita longest winning st.rtak of l9&4. Kline received ctcdii for Lh'l! triuinph but Wade was masterful in relief, entering the eame with the bases ruu and none out In t~e ninth and llmitlna the Glantl to a single run. straight victory, defeated Rev, Satterfield reports there wUl be a dedication at the Church of God a.t Bidwell, where Reverend p.astol'i the chuft~ Strate Overner J, H. Walker Columbus wiJI conduct the meet· ing, Sunday, M·ay 8 aot 2 p.m. Mr. -Md Mrs.. 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'D... .~ .. _ ·,; ·,, ··c.l· 2-17 ...... r , '' • , • ..:. ·r._ ,,, ' ' 'l '· .Table ' ·mvy.eli . , • ; , {t ,.:; .. .. ·.;_•.• Al\lERICAN PRIDAY'S IIISULTS Omaha 10 Cbarleoton 8 Denver 6 Toledo 0 St. Pa~l 11 lndlln~polls 3 MJnneapolla 8 Loulavllle 8 GAMIS TODAY · Toledo at Denver Chafl,ston at Omaha ll(~laJ>iillj)Jl• .11 ~t. raul . · )Aultv!De at .¥inneapollr • . lorec•st only ll&bl ~·•I!Z.e• up to a • .• . ·" ".' ·ERNl~p · 1 ., mnim,um Df 19 tq 1~ mi)ea .per IJ.'1.'.1i . ~•·.a1 l"~lU.of hour wblLo :llie ten\!Hll'aturi! waa ··, 'PIII OAY'IRISULTJ · expect~d ld be' 1 in the' Jciw .SO's Biitfalo 2'·ootumbi.Js· t ~. when Santee Loea the mark aaain- ·Torc;mjb 8· !fl.v~'ita 5, ,J2 inn, at sl~; r(yj!la \blo. iflel'noon. . I!Q<:hesttr 0 Rlch'l'ond 4 3tr0flj Jwl.~rl· hav~ . hall)pe.red Mo~treal at syr,CUlle, ppd TODA Y'S. lJAMIS Santee'• moot rece~~t efloillo, . but Mi'lftll· off1claif alao pr,pared, fnr Monlfeal at Colum.buo this eoptJnaency by stringinl can· Bulf-lo at Syracuse va• alone the outside flmcc for Rie·hmond at 'toronto partial· wind protection. Havana at Rochester ; .. -'""'rli w•• l ,·' ALL OF THESE SI'JTS .:¥AVII l!l!li'J~ CHECKED · AND ARE IN GOOD J;:OI!iDJTIO,N · ·, ' 1--.:.21 In, c.peil!lri . ,, ,· . : '·· ';1'4bl,e .Hoeler.. ..•• ~ •'• • ..,:. j ··"·! . 0.Brooklyn 1t Phllldelpllll Pittaburgh at New York M'lAIII, Fl1, UP-w.. Santee Cblcaao 11 Clnelnnltl 2 appeared to have everythlne oa Milwaukee at St. Louis his side tQ;day as b~ sou1ht once again to <rack tbe four minute Tile ionty K•naan 'peomltea lair weather and lieptie ' windo ' lor hi• latost effort, wb;ch will hilltlll~t 1 dull track meet between Miami and Florld1 Slate. 1 'If the weather. track and paclng arC rl&ht, I'll go alter the world's record," Sa.ptee promi.8ed Ia a pre-race statement. The . Mloml Wutbcr BIIJ'eau '' BARGAINS .JH -GOOD . RICONDn'IONID' .JV ' SETS Under .New Ownenhip The Milwaukee triumph WilS ac· compli"hcd with a five-run rally In the liflh. Bill Virdon and Rip nepulrtkl homcrtld for the Cards. ' Ohio L'ILABNU . ) mile. Sentinel Pome' .-Middt' W L ..... Gl ,;fj".'J!it: 'l!w .. • AMERICAN LEAGUE THm CJeveland ·---- lt 7 .867 Chic.,o --- -- -· 1Z 7 .1132 1 Detroit ------ 13 8 .811 I New . York ----- IZ 8 .600 I~ !rom McCook, Neb. They're both Kanaaa City -- - I 10 .474 4 34. Wubiqlon --- 8 12 .400 5~ Arcaro,. boro in Ciaeinoati, Ia Bolton ------ - I li .391 8 31, wh~e. lohD.Jty Adame N1beana Bllltlmore _---- 5 18 .238 9 is the eJdat, at 40 .•• Fr'ldaJ"• Rooulto O.,r Kha,YMI In 1~17 New York 8 Bolton 0 Theftoe llu hee• only one for- Chleaeo 1 Detroit o night eten-bred Derb7 winner. That wu W..hlllf(on 2 Bllltlmore I, night Om1r Khayyam in ltl7. U you Cleveland 4 Kanaaa City 1 niJht wonder why Keatudy eonaiders lundoJ"I hiMI itself the borse capital of the Detroit at Cbieaa:o 2 world take in COD.IJderation tbat it Baltimore at Wubln.c&on hu bred M of the Derby wlanera. Kansu City at Clevellmd 2 Tennenee produced three win· B<>lton 1t l{ew York, nl(bt ners; Texa• and New JeJ'Se7 e.aeb two, aad one eacll for CalifOJ'Jlia, Montaoa, Mlsaourl, Ohio, Vircinia NATIONAL J,EAGUE THill W L Pet. Cie and KaDIII . , . Maybe it iJ,. u the7 A1 Jn •one Brooklyn ------ 19 2 .11011 and story, a wom'u world. But Chi<IIO ------- 11 11 .MO 81j, Mllw1ukee ____ 10 11 • .470 I oot in the Derby, The only llD7 which ever "'1P- New York - ---- 9 10 .474 9 Pltlablli'P -·--- t 11 .400 till ped the ·I•~ •Pie Julel!! .,... St. Lmo1t ---- - •I 10 .f44 t ,lj, Re1ret.. I~ N'!•· ~ ' ~ i'biioileltbia __;_. If .881 fillies .ol"""· tben Inn . ~l; J!i , ~e .0,1 Cl'><l-.111 · ~ ·.• 7 13 .310 l.l!J ' , '•!clf~• Jlftuitl runnln1•. od!t;l:f~ · "-· sent to the jolt: ::~, - ,-.., 11 ., •• 1 • :.. fttis~ili 3 lftw Yort 2 niJ.b t ;llrfiO!Ilyn· 8 l'bllldelphl• 4, 12 lllil. . .: ' ' '' night Cinclnn•tl 4 Chicoro 2 night Mllw•utee 8 St. Loula 5 nl1bt Mr. and Mrs. John D. Thoma Newcombe who rejoined the and famiJy were weekend aunlll Dodgers only Friday following his ol her parents, Mr. and Mtl. Fon· suspension for rofuslns to pitch zo 'l'llylor and lamlly. · battlna: practice last Thuraday, waa crcdittd with his third victory when Roy Campanella doub led in two runs In the 12th. It wu the J'hlls' seventh lop in a row and Brooklyn's 19th Ylctory in 21 games. I pnpUa were dil-ated. '0'.11101>, 1 T to 0 llvorllc durbecame a 4 to 1 fa. riRIIIIdle, but it was reverY little belt· 'Iva Have W.n There waa li~th! the trainers could do bl)t wait. The horses were as fit 'and ready as possible and set to go, The !rack was ex;pected to fast for the Derby. There chance or light, S(attered dershower.s late in the afternoon Don Newcombe, fresh off his one dl\f Ruspension pitched hltleu ditlerball after entering the game In the 11th to gain credit for Brook· enoe to l{..hua, Summer T•n ~~· ~ lyn's 6-4 victory over Philadel- Swl'ps, the ·~big three" e>O!>eeled I phia in 12 innings, while three to ba·tUe for a winner's share Milwaukee pltchcrs-Chct Nich· $108,400 !rom a total pune I. ols., ~Inner Humberto Robinson $11>2;1100, the riche•t ever in a Kentuoky Det'by. A ay aQil GRIMM I · and ))ave Jolly- halted the Braves' five game losing streak with track, however, probably Uftl*f ''"' a~ ' " OOLUMBUS, 0. -Tbe · an 8·0 triumph over the St. Louis forte Trim Deatley out race. nual bi&"h aehool · . etbill t 11~ Cardinals. lNDn In Mud naments are gettiq: ', o be 'bi.C Trucks had no easy time beat· Nashua, Su·mm.er Tan, the bu&inw io Ohio. · ~· ' ing Ned Garver who mulched ond choice at 2 to t, and .F'aets and. :figul.ee: gleaned ·ciphers with him until the sev- third choice .at ~ to 1, all from the Ohlo High School Athie~ •- Auociation revealed ,tha~ enth when Shcrm Lollar doubled won on "off" tracks. tn.; for Chicago. Ed McGhee ran ror As the early arl'ival~ !~~;~~900,()33 t1ru etid!;td the tP,rn him and Cf)ne around with the their programs they s-...,-. 1tilea ifOr a total oi $861,2!1-.0ii only run of the game when Gar· HOy ent.ry listed at lO to to watch the eouot,., ,ectldnal ver picked up Trucks' roller and Joe a.t. 15 to 1, ai'lq Blue district, regional and state eli: minatlons thia: throw wild past third, tryJns: to beana, Honey~ Alibi and Destiny at 30 to t. That mea111 nall McGhee. Eddie Arcaro was listed as the of Ohio'• Stone was hooked up in a pitch- jockey for Nashua, Eric Guerin coLorful tournamerKs ers' battle with Saul Rogov.n un . lor Summer Tan·, Willie Shoe· ed from the middle til the eighth when Lhe Senators maker for Swap.s, Conn McCreary wU·b 'the Claa B snapped a 1-all tie on a triple by for FJ.ring. Fucy, Hank Mo~~en·o to the stabe Pete Runnels and Mickey Vernon's for Racing Fool, steve ·Brooke last wee~nd sacrUice fly. Stone gave up seven for Jean's Joe, Chris Roger>~~ for The atM.e hits In gaining his first vidory Honeys A,llbl on.d Lola C. Cook of lbe f81)(),000 again~>t three defeats. for Trim Dcsllny. der' eoinl lOr team Arcaro wu ridJng In bl.& 16th bonuses, taxu•. Pl)lln'ellt& Aided 8y Homart Denby and already has a recOrd fleiala and rent for the .difiq.:;;l Score, aided by homers oft the of five winnera, w.bile M·~tle Cohn tltea arouad the st;f.e. Laat thi,rd. the •hte did o!libtlr l¥1ter, bats of Dave Pope and Hank Ma- MCCreary look~d for hls jeokl, notched hls third vl~toey Guerin, Moreno and- Brooks each $120,WM.85 tate b_Ome p&, and took over the major leawu~ won once, while Shoemaker and dedtrotions. ~iliiiiiiiiiiiii strikcout.)eadcrship with a total Adams hn·c ridden in the Deti:)y Ill!!! of 50 by f11nnina: 10. TUrley struck bttfore but never won . For Hat· matz, CoGk and Rogera it waa out 13 batters in runnin& his to- their first r·Mc in the clusic. tal to 46. Micke:r M1ntle •nd Billy And Hurlers Don't Mind ABit BY MIL TON RICHMAN IY OSCAR PRA~•Y : United Pr"' Sport1 Writer NEW YORK UP-Fearle. ll'r• ley's facts af!.d fi.Jures on ·the Kentueky DerbJr: Even if he fails to win abroad the la~ored Na&hua in toda7'1 run for the roaes, Eddie Arcaro 1tUI will be setlinl a new record Thll will be old banana nose's 18th ride in the bil one at Cburebill Downs, l wo more tbaa anybodJt else. Arcaro already holds the record or five victories, two more than Isaac Murphy .and Earl Sande. Conn McCreary, the modern "Snapper" Garri.JoD, CAD join those two if he bringa Flyiac Fur)' down in front . . . • 7 1955 entuc y n horest!S aw•ited the call to . tbe post for the &lst running of the Unlttcl ' ' " ' Sports Writer .- May 7, 1955 •· ., .. e:ba Studio One Etso ' ~eporter ~ . .,:: ~· "· Mr. -.itil!~mot:· Clint 0p-. Rashln, wer'e Sunday &\lesta u: hi~ ~m)~ her and slt~i 9~:.v. Mr. un.l Mrl. Cal. Orr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc~Uckle apent Mr: . lhg wlth , her piten.\11, Johnson, 'Uorn· TI>IERE WAS NO BUSBL.E SO.t.P·- �' •' ·en op 8E1TER THAN EVEil •••• orses By Alan Mav11 #0• I.EM()~ ' OF' rHE etii'II.ANI!> INAG4N4 $152.000 Race To Be Observed By• Thousands Arcaro Sets Record Today . With His 16th Ride In Derby RAY AYRES By United Pr•M LOUlSVULE , Sports Wrlt•r Ky. UP- Ten $15:1.,500 Kentucky Den:,- today as tension abed~ row m~nted .-long at Chu.rchi.ll DO'WDI · and g11~cty took over ia the st·rt.nd6 across the track . It was no diMerent at the baTn hoUriing Belair Stud's Naahua , the 4 to 5 favorite, ~han it WJU al the st all crf G. rtollie White 's Trim Destiny, th e outsider who look (..'(~ like .a 100 to 1 shot hi.s nerent races. The h a ndl~ rs ol Mrs . John orr W. G•aibr@ath's Summer 'l'an, Rex C. KJL9worlh 's Swa~. the Cain Hoy Stable entry of Flying fury an.:l Racing . Fool, Muroain Stable's Jean's Joe, Rarvey C. Fruebouse's Blue Lem, Chfrford Mooers' Nt.besna, and W-L Ranch's Honeys Alibi &lso tried to hide theiP "Derby Jitters" as poet Ume rolled closer and cl06er. • At the Beb.lr barn they hoped Nashua 1hortly wopld duplicate the Kentyeky Derbr vl<torles of Gallant Fox, Omaha and Johns· ton to ~;ive the stable a fourth victory in the mile and a quarter classic. K•yed Up The Trim Destiny c-ontingent, Batters Have Their Troubles even though Lhey ' had little hope for their horse, w.as keyed u.p by the record book which shov.oed Donerail won in 1913 and paid $184.90. The hitters were suffering to- day and the pitchers were agreeIna: that it was about time. Still tender from the long ball blaF-ting thty absorbed the rirst three weekB of the "eason, the pltchen were understanoJably callous about the hitters' troubles today. VirgU Trucks of the White Sox, who bas bad a rough time getting 1t1rted this se&f:iOD, bad little sympathy for Detroit's young slugger.,: after he beat the Tigers, 1-0 on a trim two-hitter friday niMht Nor could De~ Stone of WaRh· Jnaton commiser.ate with any ol Baltimore's hitters .dtt>r winning hJs flrat a:amc, 2-1. Herb Score, Cleveland':t sensasouthpaw, did his part for the pitchers' union with a fine three!hit 4·1 victory over KanAas City, while Bob Tul'ley of the Yankees topped even that effort by limiting the Red Sox to two hlt11 in a 6-Q whitewashing. tional young Natlanal ·Pitching Gaod The pJtchtne was almm;t aa good in the National Leaaur. too. Southpaw Joe Nuxhall of Cincinnati scattered six hits and dian't walk a man in beatJng Chicaco, ..2 while Ron Kline and Ben Wade teamed up oa a fine jnb Jn tbe Plratca' 3-2 victory o\•er tht.~ Giant&. RHUBARB SEEN ' IN JOHNSONMEDEROS BOUT l'HILAill&I'IIIIA IJ!P - Penn. J)'I~J~nla's new boxlni com·miJaktn, faced, wil.h u.s !lrat "rhubarb," atarled an invcsUgat1on . todll,)' ol Friday nllhl'& wolrd a'l'eDI Uibt In w.hich a "doped·" Harold. JohMon was declared un~ble to come out for the third ro1111d of hio oeheduled IO.round r..,...,h wltb Cuba'a Julio Mod· ..... John1on waa in aeelUIIon lo Jbhnerunn Hoapltal where Drs. /oaopb AI'Oiil 1nd Wllbut $1Nokl1nd took blood atudleo and examin«J. ·a peel Crom an orIPIO Johnson ate brtore the · f~rbt in an. dfort to dete'l'mine w 11. w.. behind the Philadelph· !a 1 peeulllr behavior in {be rjftf, Johnoon told the doctor• U..t oranae had tuted "bitter" aod left him loelln8 sluaaish. Dr. AYf!lll, '*ho told referee Dive Beloit to ttop {he liaht olaecond round, thlll awl 11KO victory, afberwarda that "tppe.red Lo have been ln thll dressing room, to lOblllon w.u carried on a ~it(h,or Dr. Stricllllnd uld the C)'ll ob<OOC<I alg111 of he barely made it eoher at the rmd ot round. He came out the aecondt Jtbbina and ..-..~~ with hit le!t nleely, but ! · ~e el• or the round to one kn.t.1) without boa brief flurry bclore appear-ed untteady. walked to his cor!"'~~'j,l · ~;.~,.Dk to his ebest ~ orM':.":"~o~l::riml• , liU tho •tool. Five ol the little aaddlesmlt" or one-half of tbose expected~o be boosted .up when . the bua e btar.. '·'Boot.• and Saddles . " ba e won thil premier American n . In addition to Atcaro ' With fi e and MeCreary with ·two, it h been ' won once eaeb bf Ha Moreno, Steve Brooks and Guerin . . . The baby ol the bootero .!> lie Harmatz, who will be Up Honey's AHbi. He Ia a 23 ytiU old out of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., who now lives in Los Alleelea. Willie Shoe-. maker, on the well-Uked SWapa, is only 24 and from El Paso. Moreno Racing Fool is a 28 year old Chlc.,oan; L. C. Cook Trim Destiny iJ the only Kentucky born rider and Chrt• Roaer.s Blue Lem the only Canadian. They're both 31, as II Guerin Summer Tan who hails frOm Marlnquoin, La. McCreary J'lyJna: Fury Ia out ·at St. Louis and Brooks Jean'a Joe CAGETOURNEY BIG BUSIN·II:'.S NETS $661 ·281 Wrl"'l' Hunter each homered for the Yankees. · Smoky Burgess, who came to Cincinnati from Phllatlelphla 11 W()ok ago, was Nuxhall's chlcf aide in the Rcdleg's win over the Cuba. Burgess hammered a homer and wclehed In with a single in the Redlc&s' seven-hit attack. Plttaburah, in storing its alxth south· paw Johnny Antonelli for the llrst time !Iince July 16, l933, and sur· paued Ita longest winning st.rtak of l9&4. Kline received ctcdii for Lh'l! triuinph but Wade was masterful in relief, entering the eame with the bases ruu and none out In t~e ninth and llmitlna the Glantl to a single run. straight victory, defeated Rev, Satterfield reports there wUl be a dedication at the Church of God a.t Bidwell, where Reverend p.astol'i the chuft~ Strate Overner J, H. Walker Columbus wiJI conduct the meet· ing, Sunday, M·ay 8 aot 2 p.m. Mr. -Md Mrs.. 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" :r'' ·.· Harper 8118 Seven Stroke Lead In Mll¢t , I 'oiJ:~il !lttn~;' ' thers , ·,~,u!&Y MILUI, ~er \ . . $129.95 ' -. ~ IASI:C. ,___PONTIICJ'. • 2-17 In' TeleXJng - ·· · · · . · - •·· · (New Plctlll'B Tube) Tlblti' ~od.• 1-17 ln. w;~qqse . ' TabiiiMOllet "·--·-- .~---· .. -' .. 1-17 In: G-1!; Table MOdel __ .. _•• " ~.: .... •_t,l •' ... 1-17 ln. Zenlth Table Model ..... _·. , ; , ..•.•• 1' . .. . . ' • -,-2Q In, .Mmltal . Table"Model . - _. _.. , - - •• : • ' • 1-14 ln. A!Imll'al · · . Table lfollet o n o o ASSOCIATION ,... 1 ~. ';, .' . 1 ~ . 'D... .~ .. _ ·,; ·,, ··c.l· 2-17 ...... r , '' • , • ..:. ·r._ ,,, ' ' 'l '· .Table ' ·mvy.eli . , • ; , {t ,.:; .. .. ·.;_•.• Al\lERICAN PRIDAY'S IIISULTS Omaha 10 Cbarleoton 8 Denver 6 Toledo 0 St. Pa~l 11 lndlln~polls 3 MJnneapolla 8 Loulavllle 8 GAMIS TODAY · Toledo at Denver Chafl,ston at Omaha ll(~laJ>iillj)Jl• .11 ~t. raul . · )Aultv!De at .¥inneapollr • . lorec•st only ll&bl ~·•I!Z.e• up to a • .• . ·" ".' ·ERNl~p · 1 ., mnim,um Df 19 tq 1~ mi)ea .per IJ.'1.'.1i . ~•·.a1 l"~lU.of hour wblLo :llie ten\!Hll'aturi! waa ··, 'PIII OAY'IRISULTJ · expect~d ld be' 1 in the' Jciw .SO's Biitfalo 2'·ootumbi.Js· t ~. when Santee Loea the mark aaain- ·Torc;mjb 8· !fl.v~'ita 5, ,J2 inn, at sl~; r(yj!la \blo. iflel'noon. . I!Q<:hesttr 0 Rlch'l'ond 4 3tr0flj Jwl.~rl· hav~ . hall)pe.red Mo~treal at syr,CUlle, ppd TODA Y'S. lJAMIS Santee'• moot rece~~t efloillo, . but Mi'lftll· off1claif alao pr,pared, fnr Monlfeal at Colum.buo this eoptJnaency by stringinl can· Bulf-lo at Syracuse va• alone the outside flmcc for Rie·hmond at 'toronto partial· wind protection. Havana at Rochester ; .. -'""'rli w•• l ,·' ALL OF THESE SI'JTS .:¥AVII l!l!li'J~ CHECKED · AND ARE IN GOOD J;:OI!iDJTIO,N · ·, ' 1--.:.21 In, c.peil!lri . ,, ,· . : '·· ';1'4bl,e .Hoeler.. ..•• ~ •'• • ..,:. j ··"·! . 0.Brooklyn 1t Phllldelpllll Pittaburgh at New York M'lAIII, Fl1, UP-w.. Santee Cblcaao 11 Clnelnnltl 2 appeared to have everythlne oa Milwaukee at St. Louis his side tQ;day as b~ sou1ht once again to <rack tbe four minute Tile ionty K•naan 'peomltea lair weather and lieptie ' windo ' lor hi• latost effort, wb;ch will hilltlll~t 1 dull track meet between Miami and Florld1 Slate. 1 'If the weather. track and paclng arC rl&ht, I'll go alter the world's record," Sa.ptee promi.8ed Ia a pre-race statement. The . Mloml Wutbcr BIIJ'eau '' BARGAINS .JH -GOOD . RICONDn'IONID' .JV ' SETS Under .New Ownenhip The Milwaukee triumph WilS ac· compli"hcd with a five-run rally In the liflh. Bill Virdon and Rip nepulrtkl homcrtld for the Cards. ' Ohio L'ILABNU . ) mile. Sentinel Pome' .-Middt' W L ..... Gl ,;fj".'J!it: 'l!w .. • AMERICAN LEAGUE THm CJeveland ·---- lt 7 .867 Chic.,o --- -- -· 1Z 7 .1132 1 Detroit ------ 13 8 .811 I New . York ----- IZ 8 .600 I~ !rom McCook, Neb. They're both Kanaaa City -- - I 10 .474 4 34. Wubiqlon --- 8 12 .400 5~ Arcaro,. boro in Ciaeinoati, Ia Bolton ------ - I li .391 8 31, wh~e. lohD.Jty Adame N1beana Bllltlmore _---- 5 18 .238 9 is the eJdat, at 40 .•• Fr'ldaJ"• Rooulto O.,r Kha,YMI In 1~17 New York 8 Bolton 0 Theftoe llu hee• only one for- Chleaeo 1 Detroit o night eten-bred Derb7 winner. That wu W..hlllf(on 2 Bllltlmore I, night Om1r Khayyam in ltl7. U you Cleveland 4 Kanaaa City 1 niJht wonder why Keatudy eonaiders lundoJ"I hiMI itself the borse capital of the Detroit at Cbieaa:o 2 world take in COD.IJderation tbat it Baltimore at Wubln.c&on hu bred M of the Derby wlanera. Kansu City at Clevellmd 2 Tennenee produced three win· B<>lton 1t l{ew York, nl(bt ners; Texa• and New JeJ'Se7 e.aeb two, aad one eacll for CalifOJ'Jlia, Montaoa, Mlsaourl, Ohio, Vircinia NATIONAL J,EAGUE THill W L Pet. Cie and KaDIII . , . Maybe it iJ,. u the7 A1 Jn •one Brooklyn ------ 19 2 .11011 and story, a wom'u world. But Chi<IIO ------- 11 11 .MO 81j, Mllw1ukee ____ 10 11 • .470 I oot in the Derby, The only llD7 which ever "'1P- New York - ---- 9 10 .474 9 Pltlablli'P -·--- t 11 .400 till ped the ·I•~ •Pie Julel!! .,... St. Lmo1t ---- - •I 10 .f44 t ,lj, Re1ret.. I~ N'!•· ~ ' ~ i'biioileltbia __;_. If .881 fillies .ol"""· tben Inn . ~l; J!i , ~e .0,1 Cl'><l-.111 · ~ ·.• 7 13 .310 l.l!J ' , '•!clf~• Jlftuitl runnln1•. od!t;l:f~ · "-· sent to the jolt: ::~, - ,-.., 11 ., •• 1 • :.. fttis~ili 3 lftw Yort 2 niJ.b t ;llrfiO!Ilyn· 8 l'bllldelphl• 4, 12 lllil. . .: ' ' '' night Cinclnn•tl 4 Chicoro 2 night Mllw•utee 8 St. Loula 5 nl1bt Mr. and Mrs. John D. Thoma Newcombe who rejoined the and famiJy were weekend aunlll Dodgers only Friday following his ol her parents, Mr. and Mtl. Fon· suspension for rofuslns to pitch zo 'l'llylor and lamlly. · battlna: practice last Thuraday, waa crcdittd with his third victory when Roy Campanella doub led in two runs In the 12th. It wu the J'hlls' seventh lop in a row and Brooklyn's 19th Ylctory in 21 games. I pnpUa were dil-ated. '0'.11101>, 1 T to 0 llvorllc durbecame a 4 to 1 fa. riRIIIIdle, but it was reverY little belt· 'Iva Have W.n There waa li~th! the trainers could do bl)t wait. The horses were as fit 'and ready as possible and set to go, The !rack was ex;pected to fast for the Derby. There chance or light, S(attered dershower.s late in the afternoon Don Newcombe, fresh off his one dl\f Ruspension pitched hltleu ditlerball after entering the game In the 11th to gain credit for Brook· enoe to l{..hua, Summer T•n ~~· ~ lyn's 6-4 victory over Philadel- Swl'ps, the ·~big three" e>O!>eeled I phia in 12 innings, while three to ba·tUe for a winner's share Milwaukee pltchcrs-Chct Nich· $108,400 !rom a total pune I. ols., ~Inner Humberto Robinson $11>2;1100, the riche•t ever in a Kentuoky Det'by. A ay aQil GRIMM I · and ))ave Jolly- halted the Braves' five game losing streak with track, however, probably Uftl*f ''"' a~ ' " OOLUMBUS, 0. -Tbe · an 8·0 triumph over the St. Louis forte Trim Deatley out race. nual bi&"h aehool · . etbill t 11~ Cardinals. lNDn In Mud naments are gettiq: ', o be 'bi.C Trucks had no easy time beat· Nashua, Su·mm.er Tan, the bu&inw io Ohio. · ~· ' ing Ned Garver who mulched ond choice at 2 to t, and .F'aets and. :figul.ee: gleaned ·ciphers with him until the sev- third choice .at ~ to 1, all from the Ohlo High School Athie~ •- Auociation revealed ,tha~ enth when Shcrm Lollar doubled won on "off" tracks. tn.; for Chicago. Ed McGhee ran ror As the early arl'ival~ !~~;~~900,()33 t1ru etid!;td the tP,rn him and Cf)ne around with the their programs they s-...,-. 1tilea ifOr a total oi $861,2!1-.0ii only run of the game when Gar· HOy ent.ry listed at lO to to watch the eouot,., ,ectldnal ver picked up Trucks' roller and Joe a.t. 15 to 1, ai'lq Blue district, regional and state eli: minatlons thia: throw wild past third, tryJns: to beana, Honey~ Alibi and Destiny at 30 to t. That mea111 nall McGhee. Eddie Arcaro was listed as the of Ohio'• Stone was hooked up in a pitch- jockey for Nashua, Eric Guerin coLorful tournamerKs ers' battle with Saul Rogov.n un . lor Summer Tan·, Willie Shoe· ed from the middle til the eighth when Lhe Senators maker for Swap.s, Conn McCreary wU·b 'the Claa B snapped a 1-all tie on a triple by for FJ.ring. Fucy, Hank Mo~~en·o to the stabe Pete Runnels and Mickey Vernon's for Racing Fool, steve ·Brooke last wee~nd sacrUice fly. Stone gave up seven for Jean's Joe, Chris Roger>~~ for The atM.e hits In gaining his first vidory Honeys A,llbl on.d Lola C. Cook of lbe f81)(),000 again~>t three defeats. for Trim Dcsllny. der' eoinl lOr team Arcaro wu ridJng In bl.& 16th bonuses, taxu•. Pl)lln'ellt& Aided 8y Homart Denby and already has a recOrd fleiala and rent for the .difiq.:;;l Score, aided by homers oft the of five winnera, w.bile M·~tle Cohn tltea arouad the st;f.e. Laat thi,rd. the •hte did o!libtlr l¥1ter, bats of Dave Pope and Hank Ma- MCCreary look~d for hls jeokl, notched hls third vl~toey Guerin, Moreno and- Brooks each $120,WM.85 tate b_Ome p&, and took over the major leawu~ won once, while Shoemaker and dedtrotions. ~iliiiiiiiiiiiii strikcout.)eadcrship with a total Adams hn·c ridden in the Deti:)y Ill!!! of 50 by f11nnina: 10. TUrley struck bttfore but never won . For Hat· matz, CoGk and Rogera it waa out 13 batters in runnin& his to- their first r·Mc in the clusic. tal to 46. Micke:r M1ntle •nd Billy And Hurlers Don't Mind ABit BY MIL TON RICHMAN IY OSCAR PRA~•Y : United Pr"' Sport1 Writer NEW YORK UP-Fearle. ll'r• ley's facts af!.d fi.Jures on ·the Kentueky DerbJr: Even if he fails to win abroad the la~ored Na&hua in toda7'1 run for the roaes, Eddie Arcaro 1tUI will be setlinl a new record Thll will be old banana nose's 18th ride in the bil one at Cburebill Downs, l wo more tbaa anybodJt else. Arcaro already holds the record or five victories, two more than Isaac Murphy .and Earl Sande. Conn McCreary, the modern "Snapper" Garri.JoD, CAD join those two if he bringa Flyiac Fur)' down in front . . . • 7 1955 entuc y n horest!S aw•ited the call to . tbe post for the &lst running of the Unlttcl ' ' " ' Sports Writer .- May 7, 1955 •· ., .. e:ba Studio One Etso ' ~eporter ~ . .,:: ~· "· Mr. -.itil!~mot:· Clint 0p-. Rashln, wer'e Sunday &\lesta u: hi~ ~m)~ her and slt~i 9~:.v. Mr. un.l Mrl. Cal. Orr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc~Uckle apent Mr: . lhg wlth , her piten.\11, Johnson, 'Uorn· TI>IERE WAS NO BUSBL.E SO.t.P·- �. •• rt Ohlc) Soturao ( 7 1955 - \ . • • • I •• Rutland New~ Notes • at OHIO. lu""Y lout - • hlth 5I .. ... ,.., - IMrr, .... tonlthl, ._ • ,. u. r-.r cltutfT .,.,. ••,..,. wttt. ,.... ,.,... .,_,. ..... lt.....,L th..... • WilT YI.GINIA: Pol• oM cool P~roy.Middlepbrt, E Phone 3ll8 5c ,_L Postponement MayNotHalt Shot&he.dule Faye Thomat, Anna Murray, RoG"' Hytell, Tommy Brown, Bobby Dillard, Barton ~ampbei.L 1M Kennedy, C:harl"t IUHre, ~ ~l,m ron Wilson, Karen Hoffner, Ralph Werry end Benny Ewing. $&:CON() ROW: Bill Hobstttttr, Astntth Tracy, Nancy tbmm, Dianna Wataon, Gail Stivers, Sue Phillips, Judy Jenning• and M.rl~tat Scholl. THIRD ROW: PICTURID It the Feckrettd Junllr Cholr which will sing at tht lY Mether' s D1y strvlc:e, I. Left to right FRONT W are: Temmy Werry, Sutit 'JW.Wtf Judy Wthrung, Leah "Gr..,....., Brenda lntrtham, Sha- . Ball _Q ....., , hloh 5I .. M. CIMf w oool -ltht, low "' 41'&. T Ar douctr" 11'111 . .,..,., with Nonon, Bill Glltbl, Slndro lfto gnhem and Shtlll Strau"" Dl· radar, WiJIIatn KenMdy . .., ... ._,.,. ...,...,;: ,..,. .., BRIDGES AT TOKO.RI ll&aNeD uja..... ; cTe«b!II.O...l WIWoiD H-lf;,G.- Kel17 l'heh•'nl•l Cwaol WUde. Y - ~ 8uda1 and M..-,., lltJ- N BROKEN LANCE fr~l-1 8Jeaoer Traer leu ••. . ,;....tJle May me cttug 00 t he Count:y..,-councll ol Parent·Tcacher As ~ocia.Uons was itternoon wt held Thursday ~M id dleport H1gh Bcca~.~Se o( the abse nce o.f lkbool tbe preside nt and v!ce·pres1dcnt, 110 bu.aine.u meetmg WBii held 'tid the program Wll present ~ d _. the Middleport Kmd erga1tcn pl,l()il& u.nd cr the dm~ctwn of t.helr- 1tcach cr, !win. Guy Reynolds, and the sc hool vocal teach ct, .... Cat.men Dee nht The chtld· ~Jn co•tume presente<l "Th1 ce IIJUn" and "Mot her Huhbard s .,afty" With !U'iJst ltutions b~lng ma~e for subshtutes a~J one aftllr 1pothcr of the chi ldren became Plun!i Wl're cmu pll'1 1·d fo r the lll either wtl h mumpJJ ot' rn ell!l COIIlnJUillon breakfa st PO Mulh et'-t 1<1. Hay, fot f1r~t communH·unls .mrt .,...hl'n tiH S.J• ted Sf!bools represe nted were S.•lis· llll'lr fmndJ, .bury, Syr&CU!IC, Tuppers Pl.am.s, Henrt Gutld mf•! Thm st!.!y lVf'll Chuter 1 Sugar Run and Mtdd1c tnU tn tlw ~.:hurt.h iHI<.II tonuru ORiqiN~L That Gt... Mora For Less! TliE Communion Meal Planned By Guild Thre..Room O...ler NEW FURNITURE '. $299 Mr.~ ll emu Nt' ll'l , pre:std(•nl, pt ··commtlbcc- or Hulett over the m!'et mg wlnl"h op· ~hO- local PTA inv 1ted th e guc11t.s t·ned wtth p1 uy1•r bv t h~ He~ Fa· to the school dl ntng room where tllt'r fohn Turc l Mr:-; Elln er 11. ·h ~n arrana:ement of SJlr lng fl oiW wurth \\fiS t cpnrtt•d lll, bv th e stclt ,,. was used on the tN• table and ~.:ornnull t•e A bt:'tiOr aHt•nrtnm•e h o~ltail t y apJ~ed tea and cookws made f30.00 DOWN . Ui'e H001 e Economics a:trls un ion set'\' tL'c A eontrlbutmn of $5 der the direction of t heir teach· wns nuutc to the Cliiii'PI" fund er, c1ppo!nted fm· tht> ' Jt.mben or the committee wa rt> .June mcelln g were Mrs J ohn Kr1. Robe rt Schmoll, Mrs JIJC Handl ey, Mr s c.. eorgc Hackett Jr ¥oun1 J r, Mrs Mtllard Wilder Mrs Henry Wells, Mn1 "Willuun Mt•.s W<•l l!l, Mrs .Jos1•p h Conde und IUUb, Mrll John !Jaker, friAOII Andcuon I ·~~~ ilt!rthn Conde. 1 Surprise Party :. · 'l~VIIolo Davl ~ wn s On . Tll1 Br11htelt ~ evening given by ht' r p11rcnl:., and Mrs W ll Davt s at their ,,.,,_., Ro1e Hill •!;1Garno• were playcil chunu.: tiH' and pmt:s awardrd lht! ::.' ~~;;;.;, h,v t he prt':Hdtmt con· 1 hlll t••l lh • mcNi ng nrttJr whwh •<•fn•, nm 1 1 1 ~ WNf' served by ~frs 11 ,. 1'111 Oh lm ~~· r. :llr~ Frank Gre!!i.s 1 \Irs I :t•ar' \\ rpp · !, 111rs 'l'honhtR tit•nn,• ·~ .1 · ,,., IJt . !w l!m·sottJ Ur•1•. ,lfofld.,.ff Servr•• ' At /)mw Karr Frmeml i l''uum·al scrv•ct.·~ lctr Dana Kart· lt! ,_,\, 1111 1 I Robert l\11'\11, • I' Mr. an'(~ Mn ' C!a rt'ncc Kllrr ll!Hl .~rms, Rf>be~t .rtmm v ~ , , ' ' • ~ '\ ItI ' .\¥ory " . '• <'0"< _.......!.....- • I " I •• '" ment 1nd Demonl!ltrltiCINI on Rutland Home JlelnDIISiri.IIDII mletln& to be held Tueoday May 10 rr,m 10:30 a. m. to 3 p. m. at lin. EYOiyn' Hill's home. Potla<k will be ocrved at nooa. foiry. one lbat Ia lnteresletl in lbi dla· eu.B•Jon ia InVited to attad. urdli)< and probablf sliD th~ Au.. triaD lrea.4- Sunday, •'roncb FoJo. •It!! lJinioter I~Jd# .-ln l>atl&. " Autolne PinOy uld ' l' .. SnoMkl'.ll 11f I t. 1\f r an rl ~ ;~~ and so n (\r z n1P o..vl \lr, tlta l\unt r.1 of N1w SU·oillsYII)e ~ r and ~~"' l'rlwa1rt AC':wrr, Mr~ 0 J KRutl: 11 nd Mrs Wtlhn d Kautz •"'' ·'" -"' W Va .~ \• '_, 1 \ ."t l · Jodi .. . honored throughout day with red ,...... and pencila ''1hil!l llutliUU:I meetiDJ il tbe lor !be tlddi... bellnlllnc ol • of JDoeliap ----~oa lree:Jiq,'" J1rs, Geaev. Nolp. Home Domonatntion Aaeat 11id today. A meet1111 will be bold on Miy 111at the Loog Bottom Sohool fO. tbe Reo<IBviii..U>nc Bottom CINCINNATI PIIODUCI Club aacl. the PortliDd Club. The dl.....rop)s l!<heduled lor cb... tot "On !ria~ 18th. . 'Jl< 1 , ~o,'\1~;. !<J 1 1 fol)•~"\1" I'' 1,•\\l.t( l m. tt the Tour ttf Sgtloo. the dLs beld.· ln tbe freer. are 1pace mao- nStill. . !lila •' ' •' • f "\i' '~ ···~· l. ' I To<hly's pharmacist work~ with drug~·, 1rnlmown to 'lis •predecesson: ·But skill and ' are, still es$ . !'111~1 • 1 1 ,j ,' r.•) carefully on ~he l:>osis Q'~'tl'le besf cl(l.l ' ,. lolal . I '~' vance information he C!On.get. The ex· • ~ I ads in this. pc~jJer' to "' 1 ","dp.uN~>to·etly what for sole end for. ' ' I ~ ehatg~ ·~ t;:..;y ' I 'ol'U ,II~ ,1 v P~ut .of tbe refreahm,ntl. Mr" Wlllt.un akC"n IQ l\Tr ~· { ;I Bru.qe lJo)rd. Pt:t.sident ol GAAO EN CllJ8 TO MlET T' ~ ·nw,Jr· 't l t1 .J1 Ill!'( l Thm !-u' .1)1 home or \h~ ... ~ , i\l5h& Gcnh . mH'r, ._. _.• ,,.,· · CINCINNATI. 0 . UP-Hop 3300 I gijts 25 to 40c hilb~r; the hilher; choice 180 to' sOWS 25c m 1,1). but <hers 18 llll; 230 to :!110 ·lb, 17 40; aMI to 275 lb 16 90; J'l~ to .300 lb lifl,f(J; cho1ce SD'91!s ~ tti 13t75; MEIGS GENI!UL 300 to 1!00 lb 12.110 to 1~~. Admllt~ to tattle 2,100, eilves .. . Urly Hospital over r~"'ipts mclude# arotua4 1 1lo•ds Charlie' Hill, good to (•toie.e f~ ea\tle; ttade , kll;tw all classes; ei&UJiltC!r: 1Sl~rs. yearlings and h~ers told: •eak to DOe lower; cowi ~n( ~Ia ' ibout youn1 men lh1t the. · .cotnrmt- I 11hota were Clvea. to dilidrU Jn moderately active; barrows · and Richland and Monta•m""" lies. -,.. ~e baa ~~pect woul~ ••alit hJ!d ~ot ahcnvn up. The. br.st proJ~t b tq be the co~plehon Dl t~e. ~: diamond and 1t was thought t~at tbe ball players of the are4 ~eady; goad to Chmce 'steiiri n~Jral Saturrl~ y tnfll ntn ~: ,111 1 13 \o u~ ro n(lrtio n CINCINNATI LIYISTOC:I( Mlddl- Park Aaooclatlon. ID<., reported thrt the low fall"" tuJ., wotlr:en '1ll4 helped with the at lhe p~rt olte Saturday, ~~~isted , )'i> several (irla but th:'t . ~ l't·u (,.one I'limn 1 Site Work Suffers St!tback • ------- · . Dr· DW\rrt IIOid lbere .... 1101 • llftcle IUbstu.tiated. CIBe 1if Olth of ~ youngster geltiq !be ~II<' vaecme lut ye.r of biVi.Og' eoft_. troded 1>01io. The .,.~101 • GII'AHGI TO "'liT 1lHURiibAY Rl>ck 'sprib~s Gra'nge will meef in ~~liilir . I!WiiQil . Tbunday · ai 8 p. jn..,t! .tb'e Graoie ~II. \York lint ~rid second deerees .wll(' glVfD. : ;rhe 1 rrten, are .to be perienceJ shopper doe~ th~ some thing, Scans the \, 1 ne were ••ri.., "' i~ljf;,_\ff}.llf~>g,l p~ pulot aod poeklgiq foods for lrot!aiot will be the &U~ject lor ihe .IOJil•tei 'V. ,M. Molotov here Sit· • • • < A· dileualon on Freezer .Manq:&: ~1\," A..ini'UP'..:..tHe West""' B~ nr.e loullrl lnlnioten .,.ill , meet with Soviet l'oi'eil,l. . ~~ . " .~E~P TU~SDAY t ·~' ® ~o :g~tJI:Ie t>li~~J~~u1t~'1;he~;},...:t.;· :,,; .. e~r.j,l"lced angler "'R1~l'}lli.\~;pot~': ; ' · .. 7.. Com tnt: f1, 11 out of town for the '>t'J v rr~ Wt'IC \!r nn j Mrs. C"all Grtfrtilh, ~11 and \Irs Wil· ll am G1Hrtth \ lr 11 nd :11 1.s Floyd Gntrtt h nnrl so n l\tt•! lhty M.ra h gn.r!i C 1 f h l n~t· t Mrs z u~ Wil lr 11m5on RIHI so u, .Jacktc, Mr illtd '\ol n; Et.ll'lll"d Dt [e nhllu,qh , Mrs .Jo'r Hllt' I'S c1·a'tg Mrs ('arl Smll h .1n rt .~on GHr)'' Mn rrod n(' t~wl nnd n11dcr lek ' Janes ttnd •' &~. . I Ji • EST ~ ! t ommy Rc ut Pr, IJo'·b} KaJr, Rl rhnrd Karr E ·:.ml Ba uer Char Irs l ~vlle awl I\wl Tht"'t.s:; ' HI\ uf C'nlumhu~ , I success ·lies·largely i~ k~~ing WHERE '• . ~tillOd In pink untJ green w1Lh 1 nmutl was in Ber·r h Grove cetlndlcs and th o m11ctlptlon ".H'fCI Y un tl pall h. at·cr.s- won llrown, Ahta Collm.,, V11 ~" llilifo Hunt, Ruth Ann, Mtk c pnd -••• Brothers, Terry Mnlnakor, Folmer and Lou,mnll Leon· ' In shopping, as In fis~\ri9 1..t~ ·secre!~f Wcdnt.l- ll nm c, ' I' '78, w'w dtt•d Men l~v nt h is home SJjtln~ 1\ vr, w~•1e hel d fr{lm th e ~:wm;: r· un t•tnl 1 11\I~LETIN • ' ...., ~H •• fhllfmin of· ""-· ~"'"' . • , w••'"""•rr·Word , .-.. RESU!IiTS lllld n,r-. ,1,• \ ~ lwd t·r ' FREEZER: PLANS r.· MEETING'·To·BE .# CHIC~O UP-hwoll L• In Middleport 2 [) m w' •h 1he Rev t.. M the honored K•Wl>! 'll'"""d \tn hr ht ' f p,t.lf'r of tht' St nice gUh; rcrrc~thm"ni" [ Paul 's Lu lttt't'an Chtm :h off tcl a Jncludmg a !ante' I tmg. r Iced In wh1t e nn•t bou&IIUIS and Manlyn lltoorr, •• !'. ,J\ I' I da\' Birthday" ., J1b011e 1174.,J • hnnorrd g u• ·~ l aurprl»c b1rthd11y 1111rty Tm•:; Sidney T. ' FURNITURE Ho~tcs~f!s Mra. Joe BIUiey, were 11ervOO ' BAKER w:ts urged for lhu Guil d commun· by wh Kllc!hen port. Tlae Roo~ns Thr•' Bedroom, Llvln& Room JearUng~ 19M: would help With th1s work sine!! th'cy w6uld enobfil s? much ~~' tbe completion of a fu"St·r~ dl,... rnond. The committee ~ltn.s to work :;:~~;Jn:•:xt~ :SIHuniay st~rtint r1t bul they . are doul>lful o(; ~commercial t 14oto 23 50· tTl 9; ~ \! eholce heifers 18.25·t~' 22'.30; utiU~~and eomq1ereif,l b.ulls ~ 14 to r~~; cqtters 12 to-lt;'!Ye.Jen mo-del'ately active; ~~e to prime b.60 to 25; commeft!aJ arid ~ood the work of cle1riq · 1••to 2l!Kl , site tltne' t. tab ath'ah· · ,SI)eep 100 earl)! ~:«ejpts, u ~:;az tue. ltd dirt w.hicll bad been ol.t· to one- small lot cl)oice 1i1 Ol'ed. lor the · leveling of t~e ' oJ,ucbter lamb> wbich sbfd •<OJIJiirc $1 2G. • ,. ' •' cl!lllt' · 1' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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