http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f8a3f766bd88b4385b66764597ba1b82.pdf 24640b148aa0e8b9dd2646e96b9adee3 PDF Text Text . ~ . . ... ,~- ...., ...,. . ...... . ···--· , • I -_ . ... . • ... ,. • Rail Brotherhood ' e BY MIS8 FREDDIE BOIJDASDEI .I PRICE FIVE CENTS 'I1»e Brotherhood af Loeomotivt spoiling grandchlldren. They have Firemen and EDgiDemen w f' r e bomet and gardens, belonJ to warned In MlddltPirl Saturday lodgoo and clubs. Tiley go 10 their jobl are imperiled, an if church, wort for civic cau!lefl, reMeip county racea a heavy. ee- 1y on old friends and habits. onomic blow if recommendatioDa "Sentimental thought.! Surely by three major earrien to t h e tt Ia proper to consider b u m a n PN!sidential study commission values and to give them g r e at are carried out. weight when judging MY cry for J . W. Jennlugs, vice pretident change. el the grand lodge lbrotherboodl, , "RaUroad management is de11 speaking to about 2:5 per8118 in mandlng for itaelf the right to upMiddleport elemental')' ocbool root operaltng employeo. W h at Saturday evening, said the rail- the companies want is discretion roads want to u;nwt operating to designate new "home termitmployes, really, a right to de. naiJ" .xl new "away-from-home JJnate ne.w "home terminals" and terminals" f()r road crews. With Dew away-from-home terminals that would go absolute authority fa{ road crews. to lengthen runs, cut long-estabile said with that, "Would go llshed seniority lines, load more ab.t:olute right to lengtherJ runs, hours of work ooto an employ. cut lon&-establi!lbed · seniority e's bact while paying him len Car owners may have a field day on the sal~ price of lines, load more hours of work on· - all in th• name of techno1oglgasoline if service stations of Pomeroy and Mtddle~ ~ an employe's back while pay- cal progresll. continue to slash prices to compete against competltioiL ing him less - all in the name "But where would bt the proGas station managers and attendants of several busl• of. tectmological progress. '' ~:ress for the operat·ing employe~ nesses commented Sunday night. "A gas war II on-bow Mr. Jennings. and two other and their families who w o u 1d Long it will last, or to what degree-we don't know." men travelin& the railroad lines never be certain where to estabPn('('§ at most ~tat101ls m ~ came about because ·~eel" since April 2 in an information lish hOllleAi! And what would be twm towns area dropped to ellh· on West Maw-st and ~~~ -"-d ~catloa program apouor- the effect on he towns and · cit. er 24 9 or :!5 g cents for regular 38 at M810D were undetVlliDC ed by the brotherhood •. pointed ies where employes now live if · • gas. or the lowest octane gas ~ other eompaniel .. ta . Uv: possible dlsastraua elfeclll this upheaval takes place? . BIG PRIC~ SIGr:rs- Big price sign~ are sJi:l'!als t_o~ay in ~omeroy·M~ddleport of a ••gas war"-duration and they have . . One service station MtendePt on Middleport particularly, and "Examples of what would bap. mtensity _unknown· which saw motonsts happ1ly flllmg their tanks wlth "regular" at 24.9 cents. AH station ~wears t~t me_!"~ drop~ taid the Gulf on CGmpany ~ in many other communities of the pen have been disclosed in ·ac- have not JUMped yet. None could say how lon_g_ it will last. H~re is a pi~ture of a Sunoca Station on W. Main-st • ., } out with Gulftane, whieh hal • co"'nty. tual and proposed operations' sub- across from an Ashland Station, both advertismg slashed pnces.-Sentmel Photo. DI~al lower octane value CnaD their They Indicated about 250 per· mitted to the PresidOI)tial Study -~ - rogular. becauae oflllo low ~ ton• uae the Hobsoo yards as I Commission iq Wa.!ihington by ""~·'f'~'1t~!P~ll)a'l';....r;,.; f+.1"'cL!'<} t l fted price. He remarked tbat • h'"" lerminal in one way or 1111· man•gment representalives from work JHJIOD tomorrow Gulf official ..id. ''Gulf will ""' other. Estimated total )Jayroll is three railroads - the PermsyJ. Tat!sday - at 5:31 p.m. 11 brbe undeuoJd by a111 l"'ODp6DJ'... II.!Oi!,OOO. Three railroads mak- vanto, lhe Burlington and t h. lng plaaned by managen of At IOHI three oad ~ ing tile reconunendtitiono were Louisville • NillhYitle.'' · lhe Middleport Boya' L01gat 0 sibly [OUr had oot cut tbelr prioo the Pe~sylvania, the Burlingtoo Baseball Auoclatim to repair L' from 3U yet early IDdaJ. Offi. ar.d tht Louisville &: Nashville S ·tOI'M 'lbe Itt graduating seniors or IFame and hoe ·authored a book I tlon, Principal James A. Diehl. aDd lmpmve Diamottd No, 2 In crNCINNATI nJPD- Gov. Mi· ' clals at two of tht Jtatiorll uid d Pomeroy High SChool's class of under the same title in Which he . Jr. will present the class to Supt. ro~ s. . 1962 Sunday evening partic.ipat· enlarged upoil tlie lives\ « Ohio Gibbs for the presentation of the park. 1 chael V. DiSalle, admitting Ohioo they- planned to take .._ ldioD Jcnnu'!JS was accompanied to ed in Baccalaureate services: at personalities elected to the Teen· diplcmas. This diamond, low Ia the in· was a Republican state, said SUn· today, but did not ellvorate on Middleport by M. Jones, genthe )ligh school, where State Aud- Age HaD of Fame. Mr. Rhodes is The 86th Annu9.1 Commence- field, '' &o lft'rlve a tep tuat of I day he intended ••to carry the whetiler or oot they plan to joiD. era! chairman of the information . ~._ ... _ ~- 1 ed . . . flllf 111hd mil:ed li•htly -h •t.& GOP no • ..__..._ the war . \' Ill 1tor James A. Ruuues ~~~sat to a trustee emeJ:Jtus of RIO Grande ment pra~ram w11l be eoncluded " -..n campaign to uA" &""":""·-- ~ .. program, and 0 !ver L. Coug ' deliver the Commencement add· College fllUll which 'ne ·hoflls an with benediction by Rev Ralph clay. torial candidate state Auditor Cert1'1ed I!!Dployees reftDed '~leld ~.e.,ntatJVe. ~y were. re88 Thursday, May 24, at 8 p. honorary Doctor's Deg*. ' ~f is I Zundel. . 1 Aft mallagel'l, and olhet laifl'- James A. Rhodes. : ~nt over the "price war.. Pl'!~~~ F'rank Wilson, local m. the Republican nominee ~~· p. l Sunday evening the baccalaure- esled In the summer program DiSalle. appearing on the "Gov-1which ~ full ~ SatuniaJ. . By UD1te4 Press JDternahul Superintenden.t Charles S. Gibbs ernor of Ohio tliQI faD. ate .~ervices included the proces· are lavlted to be on hand. ernor's Press Conference" over ! They did not iDdieate If they chairman. The speakers 1'-~ ••· address bY Mr. SlOna · 1 and recess10nal · · Ir;::;~;...r~~~,,.... t:"·' - if· defeau:u ~-.1 ' would drop prices further. ., h admitted Mlddl "disrt Thunderstorms splashed ·por- announced that Thursday's com-. '~" I'D NwJng ~.<~Jt: by the m1xwcpO-TV, also said 1 CO\Irl&ement t at no tpo tions o£ tht country from New mencE!ment exercises will open Rhodes and anoater band selec- ed choir, a sermon by Rev. C. in his bid for reelection, he prob-1 OM ~~ attendant In P~ business men we~ ~n hand to England to Texas early today. witn the Pomeroy band playing Melvin Alkire, a scripture rf'adably would remain in politics. He e~y said it JJ the first guolme hep.r the b~otherhood •. story. Mountain regions of the west "God of Our Fathers," and wiU ing by Rev. Francis Glazier. and said he had "toyed with the hope" lpriCe war he bq tnown ~ here . 'lbef re~le~ed the his~ of were sprinkled with sn(lw. be followed with an iwocation by • .• W; , "' . invocation by ReOJ. William Rothal someday he coold teach post Sun~ h~ tmle ~ '?tb ~lr the President a Pact Findmg.com- . More. than four inchea of rain Rev. Ralph C. Zundel. 'ltle band . . . berts, who also se~ as chairgraduate rourses in political sci- ~ new 1110 gu which 11 aelhng . mllt!QII'et·ll!e btotberhood • po- d -~-> H tan I d . wm then play "Dreaming Wind•.'' l man of the service•. J Ifor 24.9, just .. Gulf hao nwt.taition on w at the roaM call ••fea.. rg,"''~ ar • owa, urmg l t\. ., . ence. ed its new product. therbed(!idf• and wh!l"'tbf brat~.· Di~~ ' ~ the h~viest of E~. Hes~ . .~~ident1 rJ th~-~ ' ,. . - ~ "ft,(..- t- ' -f· ·._· ..~ j~_.. e mixed -~~.:Js~ present~ I,. Bu~ the gov~rnor promised a I But some stations such all Asherood' le)'mS ''fleceSSal')' !"O of iJ!!ltiJ sl!ilirif l!ls~ed pott> of tho CJa'!:\11(1, Jli!l), ,J\ ~\1. ~f ,• , "' "-n~1o · -~ ..0 ...~,~ . u_ fi8htinll -pa1gn for return to ilod Oil 1,. otllinl tbefr rogulor ' . llidWeat and Great Ptolns. Mr. Hllod.. lor the main iidare!s:1 ·· ·~ u~ Re. • office. . . firemen on ideaels on freight runs . Tbe speaker is oaw servln• · his ' ..,;: ~ ~ sponse m add1hon to (In "ltre. , . . . gu sax l'tlltl 1awer than 1IIUAL and freight yard wort as safety .Tbe d.Jwnpours c~ ~n the third tenn as Auditor of Slate, . serve MY Soul, 0 God'' and "Sing James C. Blankenship, ~· was "A Democratic candida~ tra~· : ~ blgMHt prodod. is going (Cll' precaUtloils and aJsistants in case 1\eflt of tornad~. which hd Kan- 'naving been eJected. originally in John Melvll'l Wells, Sr:o. 75, a and Rejoice." pronounced dead on arr~val or : tionally is the underdog" m Oh10 ,1the same price regular formerly of mec~anic8l failurt:• JWII_. Texas an4 O~ma. t95S. Prior ta U.at, he was the retired Jocksman at Lock 21' in 1 t~e Po~roy emergen~ squad ~t. DiSalle said. "As the underdog I was . The carriers, In their recom- A tamadc ~ar JJ&lvJdere, Kan., secood . thre:tterm mAJOr of Col- Portland, died Sunday afternoon ' ms reside: on ~rl,ht-st m intend to carry lhe campaign to rrendatlot11 proposed retirement damaged. bwldtogs on about 50 umbus In the Capital City's hll- at 4:30 at the Mason Clinic In f. Pc;er~l kay !_4S a. 01io Mr. Rhodes, and I will not ac- ~ formulae for flremeu on diesel fW"ms. rrpped off roofs and tore tory and was forraerly a member Mason. t ~~· K8~ en~llp,. an e~p t~ cept quotations from Mary Todd rulll tbat woul:d dislocate long· down telephone lines. Another of the Columbus Board of Educa- Mr. Wells w&s rushed tO t h e ( ~ e W u~mu;:: an ~I Lincoln or Johnny Shiloh. I want established worker nl'f'V'edures twister touched ground near Gyp. tion clinic by the Racine emergency S J.I31JD V a~sw .' · a., ame 1 answers on the issues facing the 1 r~ · K · J while worktn!i! at the plant last . .. The InformatiOn program is lll- sum. an. . Mr. Rhodes Ia a native of Coal· unit. Officials saki today an aunight num passed away shortly people of OhiO today. ~ Ina the following statement as • ~ tornadoes,. golf-ball lllze ton, In Jackson County, and bl! topsy has been requested. afte~arrl [ The governor referred to book& : 'basis for their ;mblic approach: ~ail and heavy ram swept wr~t wife is the former Helen Rawlins Surviving: ar'e Ilia wife. Laur.a; 0 Funeral. servi~s will bto held ' co-authorized by Rhodes. Thursday afternoon at 1 p.m. at . DiSalle said he would pass on "The time of the boomer it lex&&. One tornado ama~e~ a of Jacksoo. He is also I;JI} found- these children. Mrs. Gold 1_e long past, lind rail operati:lg em- barn and oth~ far~ build~gs er of the Ohio Teen Age Hal1 of 1 Clendenin, Portl~nd; Mrs. Dor1sj After several ~tbs illness, the Ewing Chapel. The ~mains to the voters in his campaign "100 ployes and their families now near Sba~c • whl 1 anot er - - , Grathwohl, Balttmore. Maryla~d . Mrs. Minnie B. Erlewine. 75, i will lie in state at the salP.m . speciric improvements" in state .Oather Zertle, 77, af Colurnbul, ate part of the fabrie of their broke power line~ south of Vernon. John Melvin Wel}4, Jr., of W1l- l passed away early toda.v at Hol-i church in Wellstoo rrom 2 p. m. government made Wlder his ad· d~ Saturday at 2 P- m. in I hoecdmmunitle!. They are acattered Heavy thunderstorm& pelted Qt. aDftJe .1 e llama, Ariz.; Mrs. Fannie ~rst. Izer Hospital in Gallj.polis. She ; until 3 p. m. Wedne.~day. Burial ministralion. He listed a5 major pltal the_re. He was ben Octaber ac~o.ss the broad and troubled l~oma, and the Weather Bureau Portland; Clark Wells, Withams, was a daughter of the late Aldo l will be in Wellston . achievements under him ~s put- 5· 1884 m !tie Union Colmnualtr fa~ ot America _ ln 11n1U towna laid t~ fwmel clouds touched Ariz.: Mn. Ida Ours, Portland; and Lucy Houlton Millncme. 1"111 deceased ili survived by · ling the state on a soWld fman- , o( Letart, W. Va. In tightly lmlt cfties, in eprawl- ~nm aear Frederick and Duncan &~eS W8'r Larry B. _Wells, New Hamp&hire; Children surviving are Miss Fa· his wife, Gladys :\f ., four {'hildren cial basis, improving mental h011-! The deceall!d, I machinist 0, , ing ipletropolitlll areas _ North, m the JOUthwtstern part of the " ~rs. William Roush. Portland. rie Erlewine of Mid~leport, Mrs. Gay, Leonard; Cheri and Debbie, pitals. improving care and treat_.,. U:B<W. was preceded in death .br soutb. East and West. state. . . and several grandeftildren and Clarence tDollyl Bailey, Mrs. C. .his father . C11arles . of Well.don, ment of juvenile delinquents, a . h1s ~ts, W. S. aad Cuvliae "Rfiilroaders are .older _than the No rel~f from ret'(lr~-bteakioC , ·. 8 Uf great.grandchildren. R.. !Marie I Gilbert, Mrs. ~helms three brothers. Fred of Wellston. more !>Lable welfare program a~ ~ Ulnm~am Zerkle. averag• industrial worker. Tbil heat was m 1ton for DIXIe. A • He was a member of the Ma· Shtrk and Aldo E. ErJ~wme, all Lon and Lloyd, of Troy : four a "tremendoUli" improvement m Suntvmg are four broeben. may JctOiml for the way they degree reading at Mobile, Ala., lPinnM Lee White, M, of Nortb sonic lodge at Chester. ol Springfield, and Mrs. Luey si1ters, Mr~. 09al Pl'ooin~ton. state highways. Vernal, of Newell. W. VL; Carl cleave to their femiliel and tbeir Sunday brake a 1906 record far FUth-st in Middleport, died Satur- Services will be held Wednes- Gre~~:g, Middle!X)rt: nine grand- Willard, Ky.: Mr~. Ollie Bowling, Unrommltkd On Tnes of Hartford. Shennan t1. Florida. hometewns. 'ntey were married the da~, while. Richmond's high day evening at ~olztr Hospital day It 2'p.m. at the Reorganized rhlldren and 14 grandchildre~: Kitts Hill. 0.: Mrs. ,~au~P How- The govemor would not commit ~d Frank._ New Raven: 1lmie there, 11'1 rearing lamlllea _ ()r of t5 ~1 ssed tymg the record by after ~ two w!lek dl~s. Church of JHus · Christ, Latter f1ur brothers_ Tom of C~lumb1a ard of Wellston and .argte Ham· himself as to whether he thought s1sters, ~n Mdntyft, C01ola.. _ _ one ;lOIDt. Surv1ving are five children, Day Saints Raclne • Portland Station, 0 .; Everett M1llhone, mond, Wellston. 1 dd.t' n 1 taxes were necessary bus: Addle Boston, H..tblgton. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ~lmost two weeks of dry weath- Charles and Beula\~ White, both road. Frle~ may call at the Ches~r. and Albert and La~nce Mr. Blanken sip was a vett>ran of ):or ~~r:tion 0 ( state government. W, Va., ~ Blancbe VaFosaaa Saturda) AdmissiODS _ PauJ.. er m the 00s baa damaged straw· of Middleport. Florence Hannoy, Ewing Funeral horne until Wed· both of Mlddleporl. and a stster, Wor1d War II and Jervcd over1 wo 't duck this issue but 1 of East Liverpool. ene Searles, Rutland; Dean Black- berry crops and bas deleyed to- Myrtle Walters and Nealy White, nesday at noon when the bOdy Mrll. Charle1 Burdette. Middle- seas th.ree years. H~ was ore- won't gi:e my opponent 8 'chance Services wiU hoe held at uruo. wood Rutland. jbacco pb•ltlng iD Tenneuee. In all of Akron, seven grandchildren will be taken to the church. port.. ceded tn deat'n by hJ~ mother, to serond ess me.' ' he said. "l Churth at Letwt, Va., Wed·Discbar J . Alab.uJu. and Georgia crops have and 10 great grandchlldr.en. Frt!nds may. csll after noon thrE't' brothers. and a sJsler . ~ .1 h h d nesday at 1 p. m. with Ill¥. .W. ay . ge1 - enrue been burt by the heat The dectased, who "ia preced· • Tuesday at - ~ Rawlinqs.COats ~ant ~ .wa•t untl e as ~ e Icenhower olftciatiDg. Burial will Watton, Pomeroy· Laura Wat.si)ll - -- - ·ed in deatb by her ilusband, Ro- Hf'art AUaek Clattti8 Funeral Home In Middleport. 1 MF.ET TONIGHT hi~ pos•.L~n ~nown on the tssue. be in Union cenwtery. '1\,e bodr Racine: Mrl. John Eliaa and daubert S. White Jn 1935. WlUl a mem- Hal'r Lodwick, 6-l Sei'Vkes will be Thursda.v at The Midd~port Band Boosters His po!iltlon IS _not k~~Y.'ll on any wi11lie in alate frun 1 p. m. mrtll &hter, Mason. ber ._the Middleport First a .... y Lodwl ek, 64, a we11• p. m. at the First Presbvterlan,will meet this evening at 7·30 of the Issues so far. 2 p m. at tbe church Wedoetda• pot t ..,..t'" Harry W. . 0'"-11 .d ., d'[[' . v· Sund ay Ad m~·-1....... '-;" ...... .Y . titlt Cburtb. Funeral terVicel will known Chestei' farmer dled SUn· Church of Middleoport, where s'ne In the Band Room at the hi~.!;h i.,.., e S8l 1 was a v.f'ry _1 1' Friends may call at Fogletoq Barrett, Langsvtlle: Releu Fan-- Vllri1hle clear te ,...,U, ~toady •. be held 11lureday at 2 p. m. at . h ' iden of was a member, with Rev. Row- sf'hool fnr th..,ir final mpeting of <'Uit problem "and I don l beheve Funeral Home artytme after fop. ard Ruppelt officiating. Ithe school year. lit will be sohred in our lifetime.'' m. today. rloth, Racine; Henry Bolser, Le-:No& •vela chaa&e In te•per•· tile Rawlings-Coats Funeral home!:Y amW:~ ~~~ a':ck ce Area Service Station Men Ancient Coml'dy Ia Reviewed For Clnb Prices Slashed: Operators Not Sure How Rough Battle To Be . .. ~ SATURDAY Police Hall OL Farne ~\ward Is Give.n do Pont WSA%~TV .J.- Cha"iiel 3 t:30 DOw. on ttie Farm UO ......ye • .P11jo 1,10 Pi!> tbe 'Piper 10'00 Shari Lewil IAI'IO King Leonardo Week" <Sundayo, 10.11 p.m. NYT) woo 'lbe Potico Roll o1 Faml Award fur two programo 1o Ill curreat 11ttleo - "PI>Ilee Jrmer. pncy" and "Copo and tlobbero.• lwL ,.,. -.u MEIGS THEATRE Pom~roy, • .t Ohio TONIGH1 lhru WEI). Mty 19·23 W•lt Dlsntv'• "PINOCCHIO" All Cartoon F..turt (Technicolor) Meet: Ptnocchio, a puppet In· fuaed wiih life by the Blue E'airyt COLO' CARTOONS Admilulun 7~c ilr. 3~ ' I .· LIBERTY THEATRE MIDDLEPORT. OHIO 1 NOW SHOWING Pat Boone in "ALL HANOI ON DICK" l!:iropP &r: Color) With Burldy Hackett and Barban Eden -andHllnt:r: Hall & Uowe·ry Boy1 "PIOHTINO TROUBLE" STARTS lUNDAY "PHARAOHI' WOMAN" tColor) Und.a Criltal, Pierre Briee and Joha Drew Barrymore -onci•NIGHT PAIIAOIH (Tttbnlcolor) J'111111 Stewart, Dan Duryea and A.udle Murphy '"""" Al26 7 lundoy t;• tii!Yktime 1:00 M-.ol Jambor<e 1 l:fS Sa~n V.-ur'o SaL llop T:tu Saturday N)8bt wil 9 Committees for the y~at were :3 named when the Women of Grace da~ Episcopal churdt met 1'hursday l ~~~~ 1fternoon at the home of Mrs. Dole Dutton. Mh1dleport. w i t hi ~~ Mrs. James R. Titus as asslslinc ~r· hostess ~nd M1 ~- 0 . B. Stout as fror contributmg hostess. I ren Mrs. Dullon, presidenl. opened pro the meeting with devotions a.nd I {JUt gave a report on the Diocesan j Ra meeting held In Cinclnnall. Re· porlll on the workshop held at Proctor farm were given by Mu. Dutton and Mrs. cedric Clark. 0 Mn. Theodore Reed Sr. also at- nf · lended the workshop. 7:io Toleo J.' of well&,....., . 1:30 TID 11.. t:OO Saturday NIJht Ill IIOYioo 11:11 NtWJ HtOMIU:lt Weatbercut 11 : II Sporll 11:10 Lalo- = Cllannel 8 ~:~: rv CloNroom ... . Bwmy ' 11:111 Clrloooo I :00 Bli Plcturo . 1:10 l'owo 6 Coun. Croooroadl I:OO Cit. 1 • Wreotllnc j LeJ · Named on committees we r Le~ Mrs. Titus, Mrs. Clark, Mn. J. ::a · E. D. Hartinger and Rev . W. Roberts, program; Mrs. Reed Jr., united thank offering; Mrs. Hartln&er, supply ch•oirnlan ; Mr1. Fred Crow Jr. chrlsllan tal relatlona; Misa Lenora church perlodieala; Mu. W. Lochary, book of remembrance; Mrs. W. A. Roberta, and Mlas VIda Ihle, flower rund .l,-. A program of church m u a I waa preaented by Mn. Clark fol lowing the bUJ!ness sesalon and refreahmenta were served by the boste111es from a table with white 1n cover and rentered with an arranaement of sylnga. Mn. Everett Hayea presided at the punch 1:00 BrJdJI • l:lt Houle Dtttcllvo 4:10 MOYie. 1:110 Record Hop 7:00 11&111'1 ......Ito 7:11 ColviO oad 1be CoiGotl l:to Room For Olio lloro 1:30 LAaYI I 10 1:00 ............ ll:at 10:41 11:to 11:15 1:00 10:00 10:111 11:tu 11:111 bowl. w.. lllbt ol 1be WHI< Iloilo That llporo Jp-:fo."111 MtniiiO Nowo loMo Show :,;;;:~~ a.,"'UTIIDI Donton Lelah THI "IHANI" (Teohnleotor) Bobber'" au ·NBCTV "Proje<l It" wIt ~ ol poll<o colto. ''Copt aiMl o\llailuom Roy llopro Sbow lull.-. Moy 20-21 Georat Hamlltoa and lloey Murphy In "CRIMI AND PUNIIHMINT" -1110- Dvl• Pruley In "ILUI HAWAII" <Tochnleolor) 'llo....w.... Moy 22·21 FAMILYGreene NIGHTI Rkhanl and Petet' Cushinaln "SWORD OF IHIRWOOD IIORIST" Un Scope., Color) -allo- Toclr. Erne N1vna "THI FAIULOUI WOILD OF JULII VIANI" fill Myatimatlon) ,,. King ot QUALITY APPLIANCES OVER 40 'MILUON PRODUCTS HAVE BEEN PRODUCED. It Costa No More To OWII The Finest BAKER FURNITURE ' ohio o-. •=• bolooclero . "- "' Oomodiatl - ~·· ---NuoO. Oomplllr ll olillt • Qlliorl· .... rv· a • hollolt con>odlaa •liiii1111W. 'i'h• hi.••' '.,.., •....llobbj' ' Sin~,.. : bil • . ~ 'R)OIIoll mateo doloUt · Ia Cvluml>la'o On·As Guest- t-Ill-· • • I 11 Kent Taylor. Channel IS, WH'rN, "Tbe Narrow Margla" wllb Cbaro lo6 McGraw ond Jacquellno Wblli, Rizzuto, 'Uan~ini, To Visit 'Hunch' ~· "-""' Splashes Over ·Most O{NatiOD • Pl Sporll<asler PhU Rizzuto oaci oompooer Hellry Maaclol wiH hi speclo] gueolo ol hoot MerV ~ lin oa NBC-TV'• "PlaJ Yo a 1 HWIOb" color oerleo tloloodaJ tbrongh Friday, 10:10 to 11 .... • For Pomet·oy u.·gh s. Ch00I commencement Thunder, lltarrJni WCHS, "Ghost Town" Gov. State Aud.tI or James Rh0 des wt·ll ,.. s '-peak 13, WHTN, "My Favorl~ Wife• Btarrtng Irene Dunoe, Gal')' Graal ond Rondotph scott. l'riday, May II: Cbanuel I, Rizzuto, former otar ~ lor lbe N.,. Yod: YIIIHei ·... oow a rY·rodlo .........,._ for lbat team. wiD be lbe """' teloo brity on lbe l'IHorooloi, Mot N I ·" I .!¥.- . ..., . e Promises Hard Fi2ht I FaII. I 40..Year Old John MWlells , D' es Sunday 't EDT>. HAVE YOU 't. f.olnlnentators , Named For .'J'ho two PomerO\T Man . :•'ffinl>l ason ,a... l1! i .... . ,· .•ay"'' · u·.feds.ddenlv g., I I 1 Mrs. E. )e\\'IDe • C'l • ed B neath1' day -. ., " I, . :r I :-t Oather Zerkle I Died Saturday In Columbus F , • Wh't p A OnS l day I I ,. • NBC·rY, flld bo)oo ello ~ lbe NllliQIIol Opilil Golf Cliomp. 1ooo111p f!t NBC-rv_1a 1(- ' ' ' ; nifi. ~ ·-I '!'·· Sab.ro .. !lie Dill' • ·. wiJI! WCHS. "Loudon by Night:• Cooper, Claude llarDIOD, lhow.~wbowrotethll Jedt Nldtlo111, 1'omiD7 B o I L fear'o Academr Awanl.willlibli ... Julloo Boroo. Olben wII I 10ng, "MOCII RiYer," wW apPeal pia ..try lhroucb special quail. 011 "Play Your lluDclo" ~'~Mot. lbe . . . . . . \Ill~ of CbomploM, llloYioool IIOJ .. ..,. Pool ~on. Sjgns vlo bio -~~~.... and oil bit ~ olbum, "I m Groa- ~liD Ill •Tho World OaiJ lliilboolr''&tlowi' ll .; Yet." will ,I ..,.l!llli ohow ; Ill Pornti\t """ Saturd!Qo' . .' ;,c,BattOo, foio tloo bu . ...... BDlJ a George Murphy, Rita John80D an4 Virginia F.ields, Ch&Mel. WHTN, "Nevaaa- atarriDg ftob. ert Mitchum. 'l'lollnday, May 24: Cbanael I, WCHS, "Riffraff'' with Jeao J1ar. low and Spencer Tracy. Channel Bud p ...... and Cbki< 'Will ... l b i - ••• NJIC..TV Nei'MIIt'o ..,....,. of lbe *- - of lbe 111uoidolt>lnl Clluole JDvllotiolllll Golf ~ ot, lbe " - ' (I(.J,) ~ Club ..,, 1t II 10 I ,p.m. ED'!'), Donold B. Bylllt u produoer..U. ....,tor and wrUtoa br P ~ til p lleilmu Jr., wu ~ 011 •·ou Poal Show ol lbe we • k" Mardi "· Bdward G. ll<lllloaoil •u tbe urrator, both oo eamera oncl olf 0 - L . Tlio Cbanll!>l II -~~ 1:30 tlaYI G\ID, WW Travll II: Ill GUIIIIiloko . ll:tiil 11Ft P....,oller Newo . iiiiO Acllllemf A.ward rbeolev , -am m. 7:10,....,- --- Wetlaesday, May Zl! Channel GoUTourney Tile - - pi'etelltod 11M tlr• millie .otoey ol crlme Ia "-lol, lrom ~ diiJIIO lbe ......~ Ullngi 11111-plct-~ iioof ardl!Yi foofqe; 'Ill of II tem;or . 10' Ill iiOrJod. 1:oo eoa 1'lme wreolllna I FRIGIDAIRE . 1:11 VIdeo '11looter t:I05:00 Lel'l Dan<t tho DAV hall, with 'l'lle~ma~;:~::l boll dlllrid deputy of II tnopectlng oflloer. ment of flowera decorated boll. Doris Orue.ser, m01t eX<:otlomt chill, pr01lded ond opened t h ln rltuall•UC form. MJII1, vice lfand chancelor of Knlgblo ol Pylhlu Lodie. introdii<!Od ond !liven lbe JriOd l Al10 introdii<Od en honon wu Mro. ~~n;:~~i~ Marlt Coder. DlOil chief ol GoiUpoUo Temple, weleomed. It woo roported that AHco er had a broken toe due to an ac· ektent at her home. Initiatory wor~ for both Knllht ond Lady wu exemplified. Speakl.. brief· ly were Mr. Milla, Genevieve TeloY- N - "P olloo l!mer-7" ~ "Co;>o aod 1\ob. ben" are lbe oa13' teloYilloll prw. Jr.,.. -..1 wllh o PoU.. HoH ol p..,. Awanl IIIlo year. ;frl>duoed, dlreoted Oll'l wr!Ueo br JullM Clatnoa with Imq Glttin •• txeoutlvt produoer, ''I'III~ llme......y'' wu NBCTV'I "Du Pan Show ol the Week" proHIIIalloll oa Feb. ti , . - - depleted lbe ... tual o n - - operolloo ol,lbe New Yort B>!Jco Enlerllner ller•Jco DIY- - whldl lilt at olw.r:J ~....jor fire. oorloUo actloO or Giber oJtua. lion wiMro bumoo P•01 oeo ol llolle "' tlwoucb tho 6)oeo ol Pa- Channel 13 Cal"aiO K VIdeo VUiap Ml&btJ llouJf Playhou11 ,, 10 R••""'""'"'""ttn, )mc.rv, "~~'" ... ol both _ ...... Ill 1110 ...... IDOilf Wll J. . CIIIDeff, D~ - llld alibi ..,. II8C -· -- · d117 ooi llolodredo 11:45 BuoboU The annual Inspection of MagJeu Arthur ll'l>ollo Tempto 1118 Pythlan Sister• J1clr. Palanee wu held 'l'bursday evening --1110- Alan Ledd Vall lltflln Snowd•• LAW" ...... WHTN-TV 11:111 - Inspection 01 Temple No. 198 Was Conducted lltlllol Alloelatlon ol Polioe Ofll. trolmeo Walila<Cfllflwli:t llld .... .... c.r..rllli, , . pelr<>lma 11:110 SIQ' Ktn• ,....... uolld "'" s,t. lldward 11. lllohard, preo~ d.m ol lbe owanl--tng Na. 1M of NJII>tUU,. · frtrllllll, NBC WCH5-TV 1:00 'lbe awml r.r "olplli<ant CODo trihutlollo to law lbe 111111 media" wao prMelllecl · yesleldar <Mar II) ·to Cbarleo E. C..Wio)l, lo!ooqtr ol Telovii!Ala for .1110 Du Pont Company. by . .ar.r.-,bJ • • • - Hunter 1:00 , _ t:SO Ntwa Picture ( 1 ,k-.y, May II' CbPJillel S. \\~, "The Wloning Team'' lea· lUring · Doris Pay and ROOald Jt e ag a n, Channel 8, WCHS '"Tartu" wJtb Robert Donat aDd Valerie Hobsm. Channel IS, WH'PN, "The BJue Dahlia" st.arriDg AJaa, Ladd, Veronica Lake ond WIWam lleadlx. fltm4oy, Kay 10: Channel I, "'WCHS, "Northwest Rangers" starrinl J81De1 Craii, Jadt Hok aad Patrlcia D • n e. Cbanuel 13, 1'/IITN, ''Tbe 'lbnt Musketeers" otarrlntl Alexandre Dumas and Healber Angel. ~. May !1: Channel I, WCIIS, "Ctllzeo Kaae" wltb Or· ooa Welleo and Joaeph Cottea. Chunel 13, WHTN, "Beat t b t Jlaad" -.Jog ......_ Lang· ford, Ralph Edwardo oad Gene . Krupa oad ·blo orcheotra. TooiUJ, ...y II: Cbaoool I, Wei!s, "Neve< lbe :J'wala Shalt lleol" wllb Leolle Rowan! oad caaddlo lloAieoeCn- Channel IS 1'/IITN, •.,._, ond lbe AJDa. _.. leoluoioc Jobo Wtilomul- - Tbe E. I. du Pont do N_,. • Company, ol Nay rv•o "Du Sl>ow ol I lht' IUO....., lLit l&oke Room for DaddJ 12:• Jobn'o Scrapbook Committees Are Named For Year 01 Activities Late Movies ler. . .. ,, ,., -~·· ·. • I Wealher ta~ Dildlarges "-uddteoton. Pomeroy, zl l ... ~Barbara! ::"~·! ~":~.:;: :~:a::. I =t:.aravel:=Ji ~u ~~';; ""'i/':r" ;'!.eo:;· Ttred (But . , -----•• • Haopy) Semors Back From TraditiOnal Tnp Mr.~wick Is aurvived.by his -·-:--~--- ---~------- --~- ~------ Arcllllal>l lllf•L ........... • ....,_ ••• 11a1Rin w111 he 1n Cheshire ".leb ledoy ....._ cemelery. • 1 •. uo an ""7 . R • tom·' a brother• Edward of ~In. . . ll;r Freddif: ROCMIMhflt lTuesdayl -they boarded s glass , Tn-Boro bridge. .lf'Jto the Har- the Pentagon building and stap.. cinnat.l; lix alaterl, Mra. Minnie Tt was a tl~ but happy group I top sightseeing bus for a tour of l lem River, where they saw Yan- ped briefly at tbe Jeffer801l MenaHick, G-- ~l'\n;n; ;:;.d of senion who returned Friday I lower Manhattan, ...,;ng the k"' .ta.Hum. lhe Polo Grounds oriat. • from their six day trip, tradition- "Little Church Around the Cor- snd headed into tbe Hudson RlvMrs. ~ace ·a 0 Thursday morniDg they , ~ ALGIERS <UPI) - Europeans In scat attacks early today, CIOH Airport Rojd clnnati, CIJtra Lenton, Aurora, ally called the "Senior Trip" to ner.'' the financial distri( '. stop- er wherto they passed under the ed tile bus for a vWf. te the jammed docka and alr~rts today raising the unoUiclal casualty toll French authorities closed th~ : 0.: Ruth Flemtng, Toledo, and Wa&hi~ton. 0. C. and New York 1ping for s tour through China- Georgp Washington bridge, Wnich Bureau rJ. Engraving and Prilt.t.. in l ~":!Don& rush to get out of for 11162 to 4,841 dead 1nd a,BM road to the airport Sunday til lEsther Hart~an, Hebron, 0. 'City. There were 26 student& from town. visited seYeral curio shops, is the ~rond largest span in the ing, Washington Monmneot an4 00 · Services Wlll be held TueJd.ay Middleport High with their enap- and a mission. Al(erla. n appe1rtd to be the be-· \Wdlded. I world. the White House. In the afterginblnl of 1 l~-expteJ-1 IIUlJI Ealt ~ Algiers, long tlnel of pau~rt already :Jamming the at 2 p.m. at the Ewing Funeral erones, Mra. Clarence Lacey and They rode al\llll{ the Bowery.:. They \pft N~ _Yor~ City. on noon tbeJ visited lbe Smithlonia exodua ·to f'raace deap~te tffortl automobllea were queued up be- terminal could be flown out. ,home witl't Rev. Robert Card of. Mr. and Mr11. ,IOf' Stanley. the "Street or Fnrgotlen Men . Wednesday . arr•vng m Washmg- Institute-, Museum of Natural m. If Secret ArrriJ OrpDiutiOD hind. ,gendanneril barricade• on ·'They d(WI't know where they're ficiating. The decesJK!d was a Leaving Parkersburg last Soo· and for contrast saw th4:' ;w;mk ton lit I:2<l0. The afternoon tour , tor) and tht. Archives Buildmg. IOAS) ~~IJts r.o ~it. the roal te tht Malb Bl~che goln& u long as it'a 90 meplace member nl the P~sbyterian day evening they arriverl in 1Reekman .Hall district:. lndudPd btogan al I::m, and their ~ur tJ:m · I.A!aving Wa9hlngton at 7:3l · The 'Jetamer ViUt dlllaraeille airport. Extra flilbtJ were or- in France." said ~ •irline offi· •church at Hubbardsville. Inter· Washington at 8:15 a. m. w'nere that morrun~ was 11 v1s1t to the 1took tlllc'm tnroogh residential , Thur9day evening they au•riveiHa dodked this ~ incJ found dered Swiday to haridle the erush. elal. : ment will be in Chester ceme- they had breakfast tn thf' Sav-~ United Nations building. Washington, ~assing many lega- Parkersburg, Friday morning at 1 the.' he~Jiy ~Qua~ Port de "We've never seen . lllythlng The OAS hal threatened 'ileath : tery. arin Restaurant i.n the Unlo~ Sta- In thf' .arternoon t'ht>v trans.fN- Iions and £'mba~~~ieti : ~hrough S:45. WhiJe in Washington tbef France pacKed .nth anDouJ, wait· like this," saki one gendannl, to any European who teaves AIFORFEIT BONDS Itlon . Bef.ore leavmg Washin~on red to P1Pr R3 at H~d11on R1ver 1 Rocl.. Creek Park, the stfe of attended the International club fng. pa~. MIDf had vUlly to go home until Tueaday butqft!rla but Europeans haw lived Three men were arrested by they v1sited the U. S. CaJ:ntal and hoArded th.eo C1rcl~ Lme : t~. zoo. flllrl s_tc.pped for a short and in Washington they enjoyed 8 tried to Doard the ship before it nbne ollbem wanted to go back witb death fOT 80 long iD Algiers the Meigs C{IUDty sheriff's depart· building, saw t'ne Supr~ Co~t y.acht f~r a dehghtful tlh-r bour i VISJt al the .Lmcoln .Memorial. moonlight boat cruise. left for MruieiiJe P'riday. to AiJM~rl. They'd rathr wait ·naw that it didn't sem to matter\ment over the weekend and held building, the Congresstonal Lib· s1~htseem~ tour arouod Manhat - ~ Next we.s Arlington Nation~ Cern- The Middleport atudenl:l were the appariet fligbt; oi Euro- here,. It of tbetn .. I bond Ha ral'\l and the Wax Museum. tan lshmd. Po1nt.ed out to tht>m etery Wttere they saw the 'Ct!ang- taken to and rrom Partler!lburl 0 some · . m Jai be1ore po!ting · r· They arrived in New York .City from 1~ boat were tht> flnAneial ing of the Gual"(}" at tht tomb of b . · p~~ns cec:ne &I a police commu· The Republican security guarcl An OAS hand grenade landed today In Judge. Emmett Peoples Monday evening at ll and check- I di~trict, Blttery Park. the Stll- the Unknown Soldier. Then they levthe: parent~, Adolph Saelfal, Dl~~ 3 tod•y repGrted that 12 per- poatpost en the rod ta Malton near 1 ~Hue ol persona leek· ry Ferrel~ forfeited a $25 bonded Into the Paramount Hotel. At ltue oC Liberty. Brooklvn Brid~e. went to thto lwo Jima Memorial · aymon Kookright. Donalll 10~ were , ~ and 100 WOUDded B_lanche W.81 tumed Into a make- lng Yisaa m the Babel oOued J!C" court orl an lntoxfc~~ioo eharge, 1:00 they atteflded 8 performance IManhattan bridge. the Navy and tbrou~h A.\exaodria, Virginl.o ~:ry·e!d ~· J. Sunday wben OA$ eomm~ shirt; ouraery far mothen and Uon of Algiers toclaJ. The erowd ·Robert Payne of fJarruonville for- at Radio City Music Hall . saw a I Yard twtere they got lll l!limoSE' to Mount Vernon, 'nonfe and last ' • GilbJ, sbe;l!ed a Mo1l1M CNarter of Oran.. ~-Jet· scatttred but fGrmed ag?in lmme· felted an identical bond, and Jos- first run acreen 'rt51!ntation, and of the lsrge fili'riinl! ships) . the , restinp: p\af'e of George and Mar- and Walter Roush. ~er ~era FllJ)tll: fi~?iP:le slept an_tbt ground or dlately . .S~Ilar explos1ons ·.WetU eph Smith of Roanoke, W. Va. the ramous Rocltette Line on the~ United Nations bulldin!! and the tha Washington. fWturnin$! from Ga~ ~~t and Mr. Stanley al• Trror:Ets killed snotller three in the1r cars and heated meals off at visa line~ Frida} and Sat· forfeited a $200 bond on a driv- sh:!'fe. I fAm .. rl hnm"" of wealth on Sut- 1Mount Vemor1 they passed the droW lheir cars and left them .iQ ,..,... aod wlllllllled two otbero 1o C'!"l nn cam,ing otoves, urday, ... _ whilei ntoxlcoled c~ae. ~ ~- ~~d. d~;' o1 their triil lon Place. They sailed ~r the! ~~in~~ Nat~oa_aJ Ai'P?rt ond_P~~ ~ ~' ...~, amg, Mlddlaport. • EUfOpeanS Jam :~ . orts T0Leave AIgeria I I I I 1 • ltldlo $ERV~ I I, I :u!cCo;:, I "'! I 't , l f I •• i �------.!""'~::--~~~---,.------...:.!:... _____. ._____ . . . __._". _... . . . ._..~~"' . ... . . . --..~- "'( ' ~· ~ .~ ~.- ... l . .. ' ' ,, . ' - '-·-· . \.. . • • . • 1'ahama Will Graduate 70 ·Senio~ Monday, May 23th • I VALUABLE FARM BUILDINGS ' .. . ·f ..• I ·" IWON - :Milo lleVer!J 1M . ", . cl!tttchltr .. Jlr, ldlll Kn. ' '.' . ,rl. lldm Ita • ~ ,... odmllll:lc -to Will ' · I Vlqltlla Wl!loJon Colllgct. I , ~I . . Tl:o ·wahoma ll1&b Sclcool platll to major Icc ~ wMI> lsi .,. to • "'-""' $4.42 GAL. _,,. THE ' ROUN.DEST CURVES A Gi'RL. ' ; COULD WANT . "RINGlET" -" . . .. L -~t . • ·J '.'•}'\1 "',~ J!, . . -~- . Of Broad!fiY ••• Reporting ... l!ROADW4Y Oli.\I'I!VINE ' ROBJ!:BT OOUI.;ET'a little daughter, Nleolette· - wllo, r.~enll)' made front !Ill• h'adlln.• whtn ~ wiafeared kid· napped "'- diUinly lead• an unu~ual life for a tllll!-fi!ccr:OI4· TJie other nlpt abe waal" D:rwney'l pub, uleep on Mad· elelne Sll~rwooll'a lap, while tht tlctreu and Mn. Gvulet cllalled - IU'<!Und mid· nlghtl , . . Rita'lfiywortb and Gary Mer- Matthtws Ches,hite . · medsudd~y . ll COST .SO LITTLE TO LOOK SO HLOYABLEq lrattbows!.., *""' · lliltcliJ .... - - II ClllllciN; . '~ bcca c:U ct.CCI. ',; ·'Lovablo · ~ ·M.rua • • ' 50 circle-stitched cups, fully lined to ~ ~d ~~ yours! "Soft >ouo.• lftC!hor blood - s• '-~.;; Y<l!J, not on you, In alj cupS ao:d s~.zes,. ~or-.. -. let" lhat's cooade .for )IOU! Aoll: for ~· 908. .7"' ....... -.... Added Beauty At A Price · 1'1 ALL rill Ire JOIDII UlllD ~utouta, llfHiae OUI• aide the l!:lhel BP'I'Ymelre 1'heatre. It'll be a "flrat" for Rita, who'a never atarred In the Broadway ·le~t ... Joan Colm'a friends are maklna bell that ahe11 feel an urge to vacation In J;:urope now that La~rence Hlll"/ey'l over there . • . The Ray Boller mullcal "All Amerlel!D," bat the week-to•week notice polled on the backataae bulletin board and memben of tbe cut are scurryln& 10 loOk for other jobe . . . Tl!rte boall ~n• a total of 180 men juit left fjorlda to Join anti-Caatro foreu In the IIIOUDIIIIII of Cuba' , , • Mlcbaet QuUI'a . transport workm mltbl ,., * ·If they . CUPS AND $1%15 ... Sm~n ... .,..~ ·- .... ' ..... . .. . .LOVABLE •...,.. . ..... .., . rt :, Wen f\1mlahed eblor ~leturea of hla pink , ..,. · "SITU.TER JUU•/ · SUmmer bouae In Amaaanaett. It UHd to belona to Robfrt Q. LiW!a. . 5JIY'OI Skour•J' hu aeen lin houre ol uncut footage on In Rome, and the rlewa Ia beaming" 2001 . 1}00 ' ' .. lit·Nooa Oll · • '' 1·' :~ L ' ·;;-:- . . t ; '- .' 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''" ~- .... •''' / . ~: - ,;t • .' .;-~ ' . !V DINII ' 'Otrr llv.... .GUIIec eat II C:ow'o...,. ..., 1M. .'l'bo dloner . et Ioiii p. m. Clll'll- ft. l'lllllllo, ... ~ ~~--.-. Paul 11rowD !ram-. . Bobh ~ . , ~ .. : ' :~~·- ' • :10 pt.Y, ••:·,..,•• . 'r' Per'H1me lnip!'OVIII'I~ ' JIQQT _. CUSTOM ~ ~ e • 2 orll'v • ·~ h ' \ ·~ ·.SOIL 'FIEIUR .· ' ·SP~Cill a~P!ntW.. Fumlah ·• ' ' DIRT ,~ WY 24171 .1. L. 'Mit II u. ~ . .- r· '' �• t . ~ .. . ' .. CC*IIITINT DIPaDMLI ltUUI.'IS ltATU ...... ·- for-H'DqeiUv• lllallo• tuertiou. ......per woN tan. - - -~~~for wcd. of • - · ... · wiD ........... ,.. 14- 30-,.. oo!:<i~·.- ... ,.ol wlthia 10 ..,. - oat---...... ...- ... -......... - _...., bW. Ia AAI ..........-slloald llo ~ jmmedloteiT. ftl. Oa1JJ leDUDel trW aot be rNPDJIIlbl.t •• PIOH thaa ........... til lhull, fUf. ~-. lc. Coil!! .. - ,.. .. Ol<ri .,..,...... - •WOIIDI l DAY I DAYS I OAYI hi :ao i• .. ec.c ... 11.211 10e ; ..... ..... ••.ao .,_. • 1110. ..... M.oo ..,... 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