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The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I alters Is President ·of Middl~eo~ Alumni ~i~t~ . 300 Attend Festive Banquet, Dance Of P eroy Alumni-At High Sc~ool wm;a alters wn elected Smi'tll Seyfrl~. Athens, J. C. ard, Cohiriibii'j;- ROweDI Autb'presilknt ol" Oie l!ladlcipOn - .(1. UIDni Aa.speill!on, when ey uaoo Job n,. ColwnhUI; Betty met Satw-clay nig!ll for lbeir an- Lewis Johnson; ·Milton Smart, nual AIUIIlDl banquet and dance. Toledo; Norma W111yland Powell, tio~ lA. and Mre. P. Keanelb *ilhinney, president s - i t for tbe put year, was in charge F. Klein, AnnipOlv, Md.; . Jean of the short busin• meeting UK! Douab, Canton; William Taylor, the alate of. officers presented OU; Mr. aod' lira. CliUord Cun· by David Obling~r cbainoan ·o: ningbam, Mr. and ·Mrs. William Jcbe n001inaling committee, inclu- Mayea, Lima; Mr. and Mra. ded Presillent, William W.alters; de Duflee, Pittdlurgh; Kenneth .vice president, John Mayer; see- Sauer, Chnleaton; Mr. and MIW. retiry, Sally Sauer; treuw-er, Harold S. Moore, CoiUIIIbua; Mr. Doana Wells; executive Board,· and Mrs. Fr'nklin Ginther, Col· )Ira. RalcJb Gibbs, Jr., Freddie umbus; Rul:b PiekeiMI Kautz, ~c. :Houdashell and Mrs. Dale Darst. Rae Ann MiUs, Arlington, Va.; Thw year's officers who were in Jacll, Lloyd, SA, Ba~ridge, Md.; cbu:lle of the succ~ui banquet 11fc. Sidney iKICie8, Pol\lamoul:b; and program were! president, Mr. and Mra. Robert H!ayt·h, Col· McElhinney; vice-president, Mre. umi>U~; Ruth Rowley Adams, Col· Cash Bahr; secretary, Jeanne umbus; Ml'. and Mrs. Gordon HarCI~rk; •t reasurer, Wilham D. ria, Cplumbua, Shirley Evans, .Ch1lds: toastmaster, Jnhn M!!Y~r; Frank ~ep. Columbu::. committee chairmen, David Oh· Wlllilllll Child& was chairman .linger, WiHiam Childs, Ml'll. Joe of the progr-am committee and ·Bailey, Freddie Houduheit the program Wlll announced by Mr. l!ld Mrs. Robert Tewk.tbary: Jobn Mayer. Three ·members of Mr. and · Mra. Jack Bachner, Mrs. the fPADer Kleir1 Kilts, Mra. 0. P. Dale Darllt, Robert Haggerty. Klein, Denver Rice and Kenneth Ope hundred and aeventy.five McElhinney, {llayed a medley of were present for the baaquet .eehoCII lOIIiS to open the prowhicl! was served by a Parent· gram and Mrs. K!lein was a~~ 'l'eiiCher ewnmiLtee headed by anist for tbe ·Q ttre prog~am. '11he Mrs. Geol'qle Childs and Mrs. Wal· program includecl vocal sol011 by ter Crooks. Othera were Mrs. Jean Searla Craig; truinpet solo, Jama. Criawell, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Crooka; pantomhne by Ju· ·Harold Woodgerd, Mr. and dith Murrey; aong and dance duo, Mra. Cash .Bahr, Mrt. C. P. Will· Bob Hoeflich and Bill Childs; i~a, M111. <Bruce Lloyd, Mrs. tap dance, Judith Jacobs; t..p Ne1as Powell, Mrs. F. Bailey daneea . by Suzanne Bradbury, Mrs. Forrest Bachtel, Mrs. Eari Lynn Daniela and Connie Cook Warnke, Mrs. Ediaon Baker, Mrs. and gr~Uf 1ingin1 led by Fran·k· E. M. Wood, Mrs. Railph Gibbs Jr. lin GlptlH!r. Tbe president Wek!pmed the A grand mareb ·ended In the Clau ol 1005 who were special avmnuium 'fhlcb was decorated guem and tbe response was gi- with tbe Clua of 1905's colora, ven by James Puckett, preeident pink aDd black with the orehutra of the gl'llduating claas. Out-of· of Brol¥nie Ben.10n, Huntington, town alumni and guests who were seated In fronf ol a pink backintroduced included Maxine drop with the numerals In black. Pastel ttreamera were •placed around the wells and over the BAKER FURNITURE dance floor. Almost 300 Pomeroy Alumni · attended the banquet hfld Satw-day evening at the ' Po~mero)' Jlln· ' lor High School . Bull dine, . which preceded the dance from II p. m. until 12. · tD =$299o00 l.oct~l People Visit Missouri Test Farm ~ ~ I I Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. H. Crow and Tom Crow of Pomeroy and Mrs., Nancy Chapman of Lctarl Falla wore among approximately 300 farmors from tlli,; section of lhe country who viaited the PurIna Research Farm at Gray Summit, Missouri, last wcP.k and spent the fpllowlng day touring the company's mills and research Ia· boratorlcs in St. Louis. FOR ~ 3 ROOMSOt 6: New Furniture I' E BAKER =FURNITURE ,1'ft.eiul Se,rvic~s ' FtlEE D'LIVERY Oil The Brflbtelt Ml~dleport Coraer In BAKER FURNITURE Mr. and Mrs . .C. R. Young, Mrs. ·Emma Bl·and, Mr. and Mrs. V·in· cent Young, Erie, attended spec1~1 services Sunday at the Paint Oreek Church in Galllpolls. 'l'he ''"m~ day Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rie'bards and daua'hter, Janice, . Mrs. Will Win.ston ..and Mrs. EmIlia Cassell attended acrvloes at Trlluutone Church In · Galllpol11. ' ..... ERWEAR ELBERfELD& SALE!,. M 110r1: ~.Jack Thamas' -· was · •Jetted illl T .,._ • I Frankie Wippel, !)resi~ent of the Alumni Association for 1911~. recognized the Senior graduating class of this year and welcomed them to the organization. The response was given by Don Grueser, president of the Senior class. The program ended with the Alma Mater. The banquet was prepared and served by the Salisbury Parent Teachers Associa- , tion. Music for dancing wu furnished by Bob Waddell's group from Portsmouth. ROBERT E. BEEGLE, 17 yotr old son of Mr. and Mn. Clif· ford Boogie, R~elne, Ohio, waa cho10n by tho Racine Am'eri· co.n Legion Post No. 602 01 , their condidate' to Buckeye Boys' Stole to lie held at Comp Perry, Ohio, Juno 10 to 19th. This yea~ he Is a JunIor in Riclno High and .Proal· dent of that Cl111. In his Soph· omoro uor he wos Secretary· Tro.. uror, ·Band Librarian, Soc. ' of Bothony I.U.B. Sunday Mr11. Ritcllie Ho1te11s School; Troaouror of · tho Sun· To Croup Of Rf1latives day School Cia11; 3 yoara drum. Mrs. Freda Ritchie entertained mer in tho Racine High School a group of relatives Sunday at Band; 3 years a momller ' of her home; Pine Grove.· tho Lotln-$panlsh Club; this Present were Mr. and Mrs. MISS CAROL SALSER, daugh· Charles M~Cloud and children , yoor wos In tho Ju11ior Ploy. tor of Mr. 1nd Mrs. Grover Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Chevalier Other orpnlaatlon1 are Jlta· Salaor, Route 1, Racine, h11 •nd son and Mr. and Mrs. Roy lteon cho1en lo . ropreMnt tho Wolfe and son all of Columbus, cine Grenge; Mol111 County PoRacine Amarlc•n L.. loll't Aux· Mr. and Mfa. Robert Ritchie nd mona Gronto; Aaa't Chief of llla!'Y at Bucbyo Girl• $tate son, Pomeroy, Mrs. Fred Smith and tho Jr. Fire O.ptr 'Senior Pat· to lie held at Columltut, Ohio, daughters and Mra. Ritchie and rol Leoder of tho R~elno Boy sons, Larry and Roger. Scouts, Troop 243. Jyne 11 to 26. She Is vic• -···- - - -· prftldent of the Junior CIIIJ at Racine High School. Sho has boon a .mombar of band for throe yo1rs, tho glee club for thrH yean, batkotb•ll chHr· All Plriuret In CINEMASCOPE or WIDE SCREEN loader for thtto yoora, pr•l· POMJ:ao'f MIDDLEPORT dent of 1ophomoro cl111, mom· bor of tho ECHO tltH, Latin· TEMPtE Spanl1h Club, thrH Jotra. She MEIGS It • member of tho Firat BapTues "nd Wed; !\lay 31; June I , Tun and Wed; May 31; June I 1111 Church at Raclno and Ia THE MREFOOT Sunday School MCrotary, wa• . BLACK TUESDAY CONTESSA In tho Junior pi•Y· She Is a (Technlcolor) mtmbor of tht llaclnt liranga llumphrey Bocart, Ava Gardner Edw. G. Robinton, Jel\n Pl\rker No. 2606 and hu lteon Mlectod Thura, and Fri.; June 2.3 to ropro1ont that troup on an Tbun. and Frt-1 June 2.3 MA AND PA all-tlrl• d~lll loam which will KETTLE AT WAIKIKI glv, tho 1ixth digl'le •' an CONQUEST OF SPACE · (TechniCJOlor) Ol)lo Grtntt meotlnt at ., ..,,... Walter Brooke, ,Eric Fie.,inr MarJorie Main, Percy Kilbride , til .In July, She I• vice prftldant of tht bualneP education club. TAKE ANOTHER LOOK if you think ' you have to pay fancy prices for ~merica's favorite T-shirt Shrink.resistilll . • Fully combed Hanespun cotton yams. tio-sa2 neck. Small. medium,larg8. 79C\_ 59c • .. .' '•. I I - - ---- rI·· POMEROY BEND THEATRES ., •, SITTING PRETTY-that's you ill Hanes Fig leal briefs. 'bouble-panel seaL Knit 1rom soft, lustrous cotton lor a wrinkle-free lit. Long-lasting elastic in waistband and leg openings. 28-44. SaJllorized ~madctoth, ~~~~ ' standard size and quality. Solid colors and strl~es. . Sizes. ·28 to ·42; .. r' I 79c- ' . •. ' ' ~ ELBERFELD$ ~-HA NES .' I Nearest th_lng / ~Ln to - •·· ... • I ' ,. 'I , " ( :n ~ ' ·;~ ' •·~ ' j .®ODWHEN ./ THEY em~ .__.,,~,.,1( FROM • •• •'o I . l ' .I a Jig on Utelr return· ,l'Om our •1op-rtlght ,. · ... '>.'" t~ • • ,' treatment ... but you'll dan~ for joy be· 1 ., ' . '< ,•1) , 111 ·• I I 1 •. . I' ~ ' i \' \n ' i . ' ' • • •• ••,, . .. . 8UT '. ., . ·~ . . ' ,.. . , ! 1 . I . -~· .·.• '. I ' : .' .·~ • 1 I• . ; .;;t· i l ' I ' ' •; s- . ,~ ,, ' ' I . ' Fo ,· -"I -.. . ,.p·, ... ; ; ' ,, •' t . . I I , •. 69 . c. I ' THEY LOOK GOOD, { ., ~ Tuesday, May 31, 195.5 pre.a'dent; first vice president, Opal Dailey; second vice presi· dent, Bob Pickett; seeretary-trea·~er. MarjQrie WoodArd; and ~ sistnnt treasurer, Ed Thomas. Chosen for the executive commil The following program waJ lee WCI'e Mr. and ~. Tom Bowpresented to tbe · Pomeroy grad- en; Ruth Dailey and Sbirley W ip· uates during the evrni.nc.- The pel. group sang the school song, whio&l was followed by a solo "Our Bob Pickett, new Mecon<! vice Flag" by Jack Kennedy. Opal president: recognized the classes Dailey gave the nominating re- and the members of the class. port for t~ officers of 11156. The oldest person pre$ent was a 1 Following the nominating re- member of the 18811 graduating class. Following the recognition of classes, the financial report was read by Marjorie Woodard. • ' ., ' .. r •· ,. ,' -~~ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 31, 1955