http://66.213.69.5/files/original/53b1c21f66b08199ce2b354948503db3.pdf 9db66d79bc547c3ee613adaf5dfd1f0b PDF Text Text •• \ • ~Sentllllll, Pomero1·11lddlep4)r!, 0 ., AprilS, 1957 • Jlr. '-1¥1 lh':l. Cuh Bn.ley eall- entertained at the home of Mn. el to 1ee. ba lister, )(re. Ells Alpha Barr Monday evening. The WSCS of Asbur)' Methodist Ntlioa. ..at Albany Friday, Clair Nelson and Carl Gorby ar~ "-- Dualte Bur ltteo<Jed the 4-R th e leade n . The next meelmg Church. Syracuse, mPt Wed nei- CluQ ~meetJnc: for leaden and t:d· will be at the home of Clair Nel- day eve ning at th e horne of Mra. Oma Winebrenner with .Mrt. Dana • 1'ilon at Gallipolis Mondu eve- wn. Winebrenner as hostess. biq.• A devotionAl per iod opened ~Ne..M1S R... rve Dl1trl~t No. 4 the · meetina: with Mrs . Frieda - .. · Fields. leader, using for her to- REPORT OF CONOITION OF P1C " Our Plus Becomes a Crosa Home Missions In The Natlonrl New.s ." 'THE·FIRST NATIONAL BANK Mrs. J\,lice Capehart presenlf l1 the program "Airplane bland Tour." A r eview of the Jut two chapters of the study book, 1'!11! Church in Southeast Asia" wa~ given by M!ss Marcia Karr. Pic· ASSETS tures from the Easter number of Ideals Magazme wer~ ~ hown Ll V Cub, balances with other buka, i.neluding reserve balance, the president, Mrs. John Sauvag<! ud cub ltems in process ot eollection - -~----~~------- $211,529.60 Jr., who .spoke on each pictul'e U'lited: States Government obUgatlonJ, direct ODd parahteed ....•..••.•.••..•..••.... •..•.......... 311:1.489.06 and closed w1lh a poern "Thoughts Obllption• of States and political subdlvisiona ~ ~~~~~ .. -19,023.16 for Good Fnday.'' C~rate atoc:b (inclurtin& t3300 stock of F-ederal During the business session 3,300.00 Reaerve ban ..) --- --- - --- -- -- - - ·--·-----------~~-~--Loan~ and dilcaunts (including $391.97 overdrafts) ~-~·--- 383,581.41 Mrs. Carl B. Weese , treasure ~, Bank premisea owued $UI,800, furniture and reported tha-t the missiOnary pledge and all b1l15 were paid in fizluno $1132.1!0 . ..... .. . . ... .. .... _ .. . 16,932.110 fuJI for the year. It was voted to (Bank prel\liHI owned are subject to no lien&not a5!11umed by bank) Other as1ets __ ---- ~~--· - -- - ---~--- - -------------- - --425.~0 pay the balance on the water TOTAL AISETS -- - ·-·········-· --········ .. -··· - - $1137,28Ul9 pipe to the church parsonage. A Lenten offering was taken. An LIAIILITIEI attendance of 94 was reported for the World Day of Praye.· Demand deposita of indivlduala, partnerships, Service with a collecLJOn of $21.56 and ~orporatlon• ~·- --- --- ~~ -~~~- _ -~~~~-·-~-~-~-~~ $436,451.?2 Mrs. William Eichinger spiri· Time deposits of individuals, partnemblps, and ~orporations ~~.- ~ -~· ___ --· ·-- -- - -·- - --- -- - · 296,23~.72 tual life secretary closed the Depositt of St.ate1 and poHth:alsubdlvisions ___ 77,248.23 meeling with the review of one TOTAL DEPOSITS . ............ , . ... . . . $809,93S.67 of Paul's lette rs. otbtr liabilities - - ----- -- --- ---~ ~ ~·- · -~ _ ·-~ 0043 nefreshments were served by OF IIACINI ht tts. Stete of Ohio, It tht CioN of lusl~ on Mlrch 14, 1957. PublllhM In r_esponM to All meH by Comptroller of the Currency, under loctlon 5211, U.S. RoviM<I Slot•'"' \ • • TOTAL LIABILITIES ••••..••• • • •••• •• • • . . • .....• • $810,026.10 CA,.TAL ACCOUNTS Capital Stock : APRIL 5 Common sto~k. total par $50,000.00 --·- - -- --· --~~ - -~- - $ ~.000.00 FRIDAY Surpluo ..... ... .... . ........... ..... .. . .. . . .... . .. . 00,000.00 Grace Kelly Ray Milland Alfred HitchcOCk'.s Undivided profits ... ~~·-- . . · --- ------ --- ---- ~ -- --17,25499 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ... ... • 127.2114.99 TOTAL LIABlLITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS •.• $937.281.09 MIMORANOA DIAL M FOR MURDER , (In Technicolor) -:alsoCindy Carson • Lance Fuller PRONTIER WOMAN, DAUGHTER As.seb pledged or ass.igned to secure liabiliti es OF DAVY CROCKET and for other purposes ----- ~ ------ ---· - --- .. - ---· $122!181.2~ (Vistram11. slmi1ar to Cinemascope) I. Freeland S. Norri•, Cashier of the above-named bank, do so emnly (In color) swear that the above statement ls true to the best or my knowledge· and behef. • CARTOON - Senor Droopy SATURDAY ONLY APRU. 6 FREELAND S. NORRIS, C ash~er. Lon Chaney Bruce Benne tt Correct- Attest: J. DILLON CROSS DANIEL BOONE, TRAlL , BLAZER W.A. ORR Directors. EBER S. ROUSH State of Ohio County of Meigs, ss: (In Color) - allo1 Viclor Mature Richard Egan Sworn to and aubscrlbed before me ttti.!l 3td day of April, 1057, And hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of lhas bank. Stephen McNally Virginia Leith VIOLENT SATUROAY FRANK CLELAND, Notary Pub1ic. (Clnemascope- Teehnico lor) and COMEDY My commilalon expJrca Feb. 12, 1060. CARTOON ()(..Cit. We were FIRST in new caraaleaagoin last month and we're loaded _ with Fine Trade-Ins at Bargain Prices. . 195~ Plymouth Dlx. .. · .. · .. $495 1956 Buick Special · · · ·· · $2,695 Sedan. "Hard Top". Almost 1952 Ford 2 dr. · · · ·· · · ·· ··· $555 4likedr.theRiviera day it WitS sold. Fully equipped. 2 d,. Sedan. Lusturoua turquoise linish. Dlx. Sedan. FordomaUc. Runs fine . Good Low mileage. Dynaflow drive. New one tires. costs over U,OOO .OO more. 1952 Pontiac Bcyl. · •· ·· ··· $555 1956 Pontiac Star Chief ·· $2,695 2 dr. Sedan. Hydramatlc drive. Original 2 dr c 1 u c p All · fi •t IiCht areen finish. . a a na pe. on0 ac s ne. 1953 Ford 'Oix, ... .. .. . . .. . $777 genuine leather _seals. Hydrama!lc! drive. 4 dr. Sedan. Fordomatlc. Original light 1iJ55 Buick VB ·· · · · · · · · · $1,995 blue flnlah. Special 2 dr. Sedan. Dynaflcw drive. R&H. 1954 Chevrolet21 O .. .. $1 1 195 Very low mileage. Spotless. 4 dr. Sedan. Original two tone green. Extra J955 Pontiac VB ... .. ... $1 995 good for model. . ' ..... ..... $ ,49 tatlon Wagon. O':"ned by one ol our Me· 1 5 cha-nlcs. Hydramallc. 1954 8U VB 2 dr. Sedan. One local owner. Low mileage. • lck 1954 Pontiac Bnl· .... .. $1,295 1955 Pontiac VB · .. .. · · · $1,995 Dlx. 4 dr. Sedan. Hycframatlc drive. R&H . fSintar fhledf ~t~r. Sedll•n;,b Onebofb!Pod~~lac'a Low mileol•· Spotlessly clean inside & out. ea · an s rea )" een a e . Hy1955 Ford VB ... ....... .. $1,850 dramatic. Power S~eerlng snd brakes. . • Sta. Wacon. Fordomatlc. Spotles't!origlnal 1954 Dodge VB · · · · · ·· · · · $1 ,295 Iiebi blue finish. April book •uw.oo. New Royal 4 dr. Sedsn. Best series Dodge. !'owBuick trade-ln. · er Steering. Power flyte. Immaculate inside 1956 Buick Special · · · · ·· $2,395 ancl out. 4 dr. Sedan. Dynaflow drive. Fully equip· 1951 Buick $595 ped. One Local owner. t--l I .... .. 2;.~1:95 4 dr. sedan. Dyna ow drive. 1956 lukk ...,-a }- · 1 dr. Riviera Sedan. "Hard Top". Dynaflow s:rvr ......... . 1951 Shldehker ·. · · · ·· ··· · $277 . drtve. Fully equipped. One local. owper. 4 dr. Sedao. Economy Cbernpion series. Reolly sharp. MANY MORE POMEROY . . . ' !.:::::::::::::...:::==:: • • Chu.re:b, Syracuse. met Thursdq> at tile chUrch for qulltin1. • Mra. Alice Capehart bu returned home after a several weeks \'lait at Melbourpe, Fla. with ber son and &juJhter-ln-lW, :Mr. and Mrs. Dona1d Ca~ebart. Wli(le in Fl~ido ahe visited lofalj<l Mtllory Eleaoor Schaaf, Mlddlep<)rt Society Editor, Phone 6071 Midd1eport Society Notes . - • ' Mrs.a J, C, Fl(felJ Waswhen honored witb ~y Oinner the WSCS of lbe Mbuey lofelhodlst Llkme Bearhl Hawtloa, Pomeroy Society Editor, Pholll! 6244 \ .. ' I a former Syratuse resldent 'at Mr home, St. Cloud. ,, '~ : . , • > • I lira. Business And ' Pr.ofessional · Women To Meet · Shal{espeare Club Of Pomeroy Plans Ann&~al Luncheon Evangeline OES Chapter Meeting Held On Thursday MAK·E . Rcy. Fo~t Mo;.ny, t'h8 past(lr nt th.e ehurcll, .said that ~ had U,.e ~ ~ilstorit l land In a dl!t!p interest 111 -the cheelt ts· a·nd Savings Co:, who •eceived It as a ! ' • • tlloAt -on hi• eh rtr:e: It wq, re,POrf. ed lhat f!3 persons ha4:_~al~Wi.J Sunday SC)1ool ther e c.n · hi~ Sua day. .., . · ~...:. 1 . . • buil~io_g WJJ lleatcd by twr• stoves and. ·they .,had same .day. I tbe f ire seemed to in 1a JQe'ation other , · u•~• . l neat tbe stoyea. N thtinder.uOrm had · gi-t th.!'.. area thUB giving rile \o tha[ 1he building SMITH · . Shopping 1-:ieadquart. FOR . Men Women · II Announci-ng i Made-to· order Anna Jean Rose snacks. Is Candidate Latest Mon!lrneht De~lgns ~;~l)d Stvfl1~ ~;~fXI I TooAv,·'s~-·· . I .ond S'U:~bAY . . . . ' For Prom Queen Miss Anna Jean Ro•e bat been ~"osen candtdate fOT · queen 'of Ohlo Unlvefalb"'• 18G7 I·Prom, one or the Unlvenit)''l bigoat aati1l event1 ot the year. She Js the ctau1htcr of Ml'. 111d N~a .. sent N. G. n... •rid wlll rep,._ Howard Hall. Miu R011e i' • jUnior mojotln~. In mu1i~ e<Jutatioll • . · '. ' ' ' ' ~' \ . -· ' '. \ ,::: ' . entine ' M r and Mn. Jack Hein and ill 10 Florida , Ia being ()own to 1 Mr.s. JJarear'ft Swearinaen. an(,( daughters, Pamela and Marle n.!, New York hospita1 for further di11.Jhter; Mrs. Ali~e Cape)lari; ·R~;~gers City. Michiean1 are vlsitm .t heatment. . were business vWWrt in Parkersher pare nts, Mr. and Mrs. ClarC. H. W'i!!e Jr., . who hu been burt, W.Va. Monday. ence Clark. ' at Sargents on OVEC buJfneq. re· Mr. IJ)(I ¥ri. Bomer Hyiell and Charl ~ s Bcnn'ett and L. D. Diles turned home Tft.ur~ay .. son and Mn. Dey Hraellleft Weddrove to Po e~ W. Va., WednesdlY David Scllapiro, Dayton, b1s nesday moraine for a vieltion at to v1~it Homer Rano,, a form~ r been a business visitor here . Orlando, FIL local resident who ~as been ill Rachel Batey, ch'! rk at the for some time. Spe ncer Martrt In Middleport li Mr. and Mrs, Jolm Llet'filer are Mr. and Mr.s. Claude Chees~ ill wi$ bron.chltls. visitma: in Lorain wltb tbelr son brew Pt. Pleasant visited Mr anrl C. R. Fowler, who has b':!en iU and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew. since last November has return· Edward LleiWU~ and fal!illY. Mr. and }frs. Jolln K. Sm tth, 'eJ to his work at the Feed Store. Mr. and ,:=art Moore apent Akr~n. le rt for their home Thurti· Marvin Rife, USN, brother of Thursday lD Middle,Port with ber ~ day after a short vi11it with his Ml'!l. A. E. Well wu home On puenli.,. M~. aod Mrs. Verne Davis. moiher, Mrs. J. K. S:nith . They leave to visit his mother, Mn. MrL Lelial"int bu arrived h11me had been in Nashville, Tenn. , and . Emma Rife, who has been ll!rious· after a 1two ~lqa visit in Kania~ M-obile, Ala., on • two week va..... ly ill. He is stationed ln New City witb ber .daughter and son· eatlon. York. in-law. llr. aiid MrL lohn T. Peek Mrs. Charlu F . King (Donna an din Los AllceJ,., Calif.. wltb Mrs. Lewis Waugh, Colulb:bu, Winebrenner) was retumed from another da\llhter and aont-JD·li{W, l Holzer Hospital where she bad liPfiDt the weekend with her mGKt. and Mra. Gordon Mahat!e}'. 1 bern treated for 11n acuti ab- ttter, Mra. J, B. Hayes and Mr. s cess on the jaw bone. She is and Ml'tl. t1Jrtord Haye5 and 11011 sebeduled to return to the hospi· and Mr. and Mr.J. Frank Cheese· brew. tal for further treatmtnl Mr. and Mrs. William Buck a!ld Mrll C. R. Konkright 'Min family were recent guests of Mr. CHECKS Al'fp :NAVY Bernice Bowen and Mtu Bess and Mrs. Roger Phillips, Wilketi· WORSTED JERSEY are tom• Sanborn accompanid the Rev. ville. The' April meeting of tbe Busic. R. J{onkright, putor or the Dinner guest! of Mr. and Mrr. blned tot~~• two-piece aprlnJ' "ess and Professional Worhe•l'B 4:01tume lr~m the Herbert Heath Methodist Chur~h to Ptlm· Club wlll be held TUesday at eroy Wednesday evening when he H. C. Jones and Mrs. Lena Mc- Sandheim . collection. A navy the Presbyterian Church . was the guest minister at the Elhinny this week were Mr. and taffeta ew:n.Dierbund joiM the Mra. ChiDe Maloney, thi.rd ~Stat e Mrs. Asel Pier~e anrt grandson, wool skirt to a navy and white United Methodilt- Church. vice president will be the a:ue ~t Paul Michaei Thompson, te n Milwaukee, Wis ; Mr. and Mrs. eheclted aUk aurah bodice. The speaker under the auspices of year old .&on of Mrs. Katy Thomp· Joh n Brown and f1ve children, bol•ro is Separate and "Wom the memb~rship conpnittee, MM. and Mrs. Edg!lr opon. son Is under the care or' a dor:tor Miami ; Mr Homer Forrea~. ch;:irman ; · Emk----- -- - - - - - blem committee, Mrs-. Horse~ Me after being Injured on the school Wolfe, Middleport. ground. He is unable to return Federatlti n Elhinny, chairman; C. R. Karr Jr. , who hu been a to s~hool thi.!l week. surg1cal patient at Holzer Hospl· committee, Miss Sus~n Mrs L. W. McComaa taught tal has been returned to hh chairman. the Kmdergarlen Mcnd.ay and home on North Second Avenue. , Special mus ic will also be , ~ Tuesday for Mrs. Guy Reynol d~ Lmda and Dennis Hackett, chil· who was ill. Plans ~were completed for the feature Of t he program w.hich dren of Mr. and Mrs George H.lrGeorge Juhling, uncle ol Ml· ~ . kett Jr., are Ill wit h chlckcllp<n: annual luncheon to be- held M o~v will start with a dinner at 6:30 Charlotte Perrin , who has bc e4 at their home . 15 at the home of Mrs. Phil W:.U· ~erved by tbe women of the Pre5-the Pomeroy byterian Church. The Board of Christian Educa· i.\mson, when tion of the First Baptist Church Shakespeare Club met Wednes and the Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Hovt day afternoon at the home {If will at tend a dinner meeting at Miss Emma Seitz, w. Locast Sl. . Mrs W.ilhamson, pre.slder.t, l he Rio Grande Calvary BapMst presided and members res pond ed Ch urch this evening. Mr and Mrs. Mitchell Conte)' to roll call with a current eve11t The charter of Evangeline aitd family, Toledo, have mov.!d and a Shakespeare quotahon. It Chapter , OES, was d'"apcd in t o the Davi s property. He as em· wu announced that Mrs . John memory of 1 fifty-ye ar membt>r plo,yed at the KaiSe r All\.lllinum FergiiSOn, New Lexington, Soutl). Mrs Jessie Crow Hannum, when planL at Ravenswood. east District president, would be . -' l. . ... .• they met for the April m eetln~ a gue&t at the luheheon. Y~Uit Thursday night a t the Masomc ' • fl "' The group a~recd to give Templf\ Mr.'J . Theo Ne utzling, a!l· magarin.. to lhe Meigs General sociate conrluctur, was in cba rg J S HOJpltaJ. The state convention of the ceremony. U I OW which will be held in Cinelnnat! "\ir.s W1lhs An thon y, Worth y Apr11 0.11 was announced. The Matr on , pres1dcd al th e mce tln ~.: ob,.rvance of lhe 1Mth birlhdov and pl ans were mad e to s~rvc rcMrs. Mln ~ rva Ch1ld er s, Mr. an,l of "r ou s.· AI e" n OWDle, a chartcl' rrcshme nls Wh en the 1nspectiOrl Mrs Guy Reynold.~ . Mid dloP(ltl membe~ ~f the C!lub, was told by of the Masonic Lorlge Js hl•ld next And Misa )?dna Burdette. Leon, W Mrs. William Downie. 1 \ Tuesday. The Insp ection of Ev:~n · Va .• were In Akron l"t w ..kcnd Re rreshments were served bv m gellnc Chapter 1s set for May 20 lo attend tho wedding of th u the hostess at lo'e close of th:• " 2 d • C b B·•"' 'ltVliC'f 1 , Charles Bland. meeting. " .. , • II ,n.Ve. . U - . , \1 .... and a practice will be ~ltl on former's orandson b May 2 afte r tbe r otular inc~tin ;t He is the son of Mrs. Nin o. l)~~~;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.,'l~~~~~ Invitations were read Thursd:ly Bland, who as a rrcquent vis1~or to altcnd the followin g ~spec­ 1n Middleport. The bride "-·as lions: Bartlett , Apnl 10; Au rc· Mbs Jane Mclchmg, da ltghlcr or • • lius at MaxburJ, April 1'; ValleY, Mr. and Mrs. Alf red M elchint~ . April 22; Bexley, April 27; At· Talmadge, Ohio. hens, May 3; Cheshire, May 8· ·s isters of the bride were her Pomeroy, May 9; Racine, May 11; attendants and . W1Jiiam Bland. New Marshfield, May 18. brother of the groom, was be ~t Members who will wo rk on the man. The ceremony was perforaJ· committee Tuesday evening for ed at tbc St. John's Lutheran inspection arc Mrs. Church In Akron amt a reception Bennett. Mrs. Lee Roush, foliGwed in the church s ocial ' . Mrs. E. M. Wood. Mrll D B. rooms. Roush 11nd Mrs. W11li.s Anthony. Mrs. Bland, moth('r of tbc After the mectin.: rcfrc!lh· ~~:room, cbosc a pale blue enaem· ment11 were •erved by Mu. Wen· ble of dacron mesh with seed· dell Bunce, Mrs. Oscar Roush and pearl and sequin trim and wore Mrs. Jack Satterfield. The dining matching acccsaorjc 5 and a wbltc room decorations C!arrled out an rose cor.sag~ . I E,ster theme with a nc11t of col· The bride Is employed ' at the ored eggs for tl\e ccnlcrptece of Akron Truck and Transfer 'co., I he candle-lit lable. office. Mr. Bland , who visited his F;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;.:;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii;;ll grandmother Chllder.!! and other relatives during: .hill pchool vatJ· tiona, Is a graduate of South Hi&h Sdlool in Akron an J served ha the U. S. Nav)'. He Js employed at the GoOdrlc:h Rubber Co: See Our •·•ode'rn. ·Styles ~ousecleaning $ .... SOCIETY Melchl·n·g Bland N Pt"al V Gl"ven At Akron Invited to Spring ' ·- ' ... The Dailv Sentinel Asbury Methodist WSCS Meeting Is Held On Wednesday Nibette n 4--H Club boys were ~ . ' Friends may can at ~~ realdence of the dec~aed in. Pt. .f.let.· aant at anytime after ' p. $. Satur· bus; ~ay. The body will olsO li~ In stjlle Slate !Jl the church for On~ lt6Uf, pre. .aaret Kistler, 6eding the funeral servic•• on Silo~ Logan; Mrs.. Hazel ~Y.· ~ ' . Vjce COuncilor, Canton; Irene ~rter, Put State COuncilor . BUrw will be made Jn tllie tone o( TiHen, 0 .; ¥n. Prabble WUaon Oak Cemetery lo Poln\ ·Plflaaant under the direcU~ of ·tbe Fpll&- NaUonal Represen~tive of GalliP;OHII Mrs. Edith Bctzing, ChairIQDI Funeral Home- of ·Muon. · . . ' map State Publk:it7 Committee. Long Boltom, 0., and Mra. llarpr el Daniels, Slale CouncU Ward.. . Sayre PreSi"'d• · . 1 ,~..., Board M~iis · More Donors To of llyeavUie, Oblo. The Heart Fund Are , AmloUQ.ced ' ' �a I nml>aU. "'•• 341 • li'•~~tter at the po•t ofllee at Poul· eanier whfte avaUable 30 eenu per n.n,. Sentinel CALL MONDAY MEETtNG Th"' hosteslll!l al!e M&ry and Su· san Park, Dal!lie Saumlers Mrs. 0 H. Sh'"Naft. m.oo· Monday 39&. at Heath Methodist Church wllh Mrs. Harry Smith, o£. ricer m the District and State W. S. C S . as the guest speaker. Mrs Bruce Lloyd Is preside~t of the Socitoty ·and w1H preside at the meet· ' Ornry Boys Often Only Expending E.flt!rgy, Need Sympathetic Gr»dance Ql Teachers, Patents, In Activity ·mg. E. 0. Saunders of Jour· ney's End in his American Boy series often to Old people is . nothing more than activity that annoys them. All important in judglng conduct, is motive, the Dean sa·ys. Where only sur· plus energy is being worked off, guidance and training are needed. Here, according to Meigs County's veteran teacher, iB W~ere the absolute necessity of good teachers comes to the The Middleport Fire Department was called to the back of the Middleport Department Store Friday evening at 8:30 when a small flre was discovered near .a window Mino;r damage was reported. \ GARDEN ~9 MEETING front. Bc1ow is the 20th of a series of 24 cogent articles writ- tell by Dean Saunders an'd published here for the first time. 0 FAUJ.TS ARE SIGNS OF A II£AL BOY By Dean E. 0. S.nden ' uture: lo•llnDJtb.eD&ood' llld "Education Is to unfold eonquer evil; to give oeU·belp; to a~ake a man." -F. w. Robertaon Most boys that are normal clo lllllll)'. thinp classed as bad conduct. There is a diff ere nee of opinion as to what bad con· duct is Many people, especially when they be<ome old, look upon any thing the boy does lllat annoys !11om as qad conduct; but the motive decides whether it Is morally right or wrong. - In many instances the Boy's moUve is to work off some of his surplus energy. If this activity Is not ·properly directed, it likely will be called bad conduct. Ever~ child should be shown the same consideration as an adult. He is humnn; he needs an guidance; he needs training This should be done wllb pa· tlence, so his fault• will be developed Into good deeds.• (Conlntuetl from pt,. one) (ContlnyN from JYte one) All people who ha-ve children under their guidance should honorary me•nber• \/ere Harry Mil· Craia: and Wa(pDI!r Dlll.l'lct, Erler. New Haven, merchant; and rna Dotaon. and Georae A. Burna. ~j give much thought and study to this training. Parents and Bob stauts, editor of the Muon P~tlt jW'Orll called were Ch•rleJ ' teachers who are not consistent In their training are not likely county Newa. Each wu preaented Baird, 'Woodrow W'. Brown, Thelto succeed. There should be no threatenin~. no bribing, no a placque and a pln. rna Muriel Van Slckle, Ethel B. scolding. Theso do not bring hcn ericial results . In fact results Reynold&, Charlet Kln,, Op•l are harmful A boy that does not have any faults usually has Special guest:~ introduced at the W-ebb, Everett Huffman, Gene' . banquet wt~re Mr. and Mrs. Clyde vleve N'arris 0. S. nane1. Charles . aomethtng th.e matter with h1m. He Jacka pep, energy, acUvlly '. . Foley, s D McMJilin, Jllmt's Diehl. · Prunty, Ralph · cr"mp, Howard and a disposition to be doing things. It is Hctlvity that brings 1 Keltb Arnolrl, Bob Staats, Harry Burrill, Clara v. Kay Iva Bmrtort, development, and activity must be guided by adults who know Miller , Oon McKenzie, Frank Cape- Minrtle Seattle, Ruth Mari.e \tcCoy their business as leaders. hart, Mr anrt Mr!l. David Roush, Otto Grimm, Robert McGiothUn , Honor Youths Aunt Dru ShOif 10 30 ll :00 Fury 11 30 (>~P L Galhmt 12:00 True Story 1 12:30 Detective's Diary 1 00 Dow'D On Tbd Fal"'\t FIRE CALL "~..:· Ed; Note: Bad conduct, says Dean et and The Winding ail Garden Club wlll meet Thun;d y evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Riffle with ' Mrs. Allard Pratt 1111 hoflten . Mrs. Robert Thompson wlll have the topic for the t>vening. P.lember!l. are to take miniature auaneements. 1·ao Wes-tern Th~ater 2.30 TBA 4 :30 Hopalona Cassidy o:oo .5K.J Kine S:SQ hoY BORtrl 6:00 New1 6.15 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 9.00 Sp<~rt.s tye Rosemuy ClOODe) Show Satwod.ay NJt:ht JamborM People Are FwlnJ' perry Comn Show Ceasar's Hour 10:00 Gaorie GoMl 10:30 Your Hit Parade 11 :00 Newa and Sporta 11:10") TV Nitewat.::h Mondly- Clannel3 . ,_o. MEETING CANCILLED . The April mettlng ot the Pomeroy Garden Club hu been ean- 4:1111 SJin eelled. The next meeting wlll be 1:00 held Monday May 8, at the hom"& e,oo J10111por !loom of Mrs. J. W. Me Murray with Mrs. !0:00 Home u,oo The Pr1<o 11 Rllht Albert Youna as co-hostess. 11:80 Truth Cll' coa~~q,ueaeel TUESOAY MIITING CALLED 12:ll0 Tic Tac OOU&h Tbe S(!cond Ward Women's Club 12:30 n Could Bt You will meet at the Ward House, Tues. 1:00 current day at 8 p. m. ror a potluck. dinner 2:00 Camen Goel to SChool and meeting. Members are re: 2:30 Tenneuee Brnle Ford queste-d to l)rinfl artlclea for an 3:00 MatiDee Theltn auction sale. · 4'!ot Queen 1'or A UQ' 4:611 KIJII!en~. RomaM.el. &:00 Ooaltdy 'I'llllt Portland Grade (Continued front ,.,. one) Dr. Philip Floyd ag governor, b.ul reathed a total of $2 .8~.31. Jtldge Bacon spoke on the youl!l of todaY and streiiSPd hls vlew-1 on the "Eiyhtcen·year old vot~" by s ayin~ that youn.: people now John Parsons or Middleport, for· 9:00 SliD Oo were better lnformecl and mou mer Yellow Jacket athlette coach capa ble (){ chosing a comlldate (ol' t:Qt IJte ~~~ the .rarm .and professional baM-ball plaY@!', public office than m any former years ne al!o said that Jf eigh.t· pointed to .aport& as a vital waY 1:~0 C&fll&ID lCL.pl'Oil een- yoar olds were old etwugtl to buJld good character when he 10:3G Mighty Mouse was the .,qpeaker for the annual • L1rry King, carol Ramey Rickard, John F. Thabet, Anna Lee Dolia:!as to drart and fight they Wf'L'e ah•1 banqllet Friday night ter the Port· Lucky 8 Ra.4t:b This activity when properly guided brings more enjoyment F'ranccs Jo.hnson, William Gregory. lJoyd cuto, ~ith May Buckle, capable of voting Grade School basketball tear1. 11;00 11:30 tales of Texaa Ranger. to the boy than he would get out of any number of faults. Any Russell J'nddy. Mrs. Florence Me- BUI:v Bryant. ~aries Fowler, Rob- In h1s talk, Judge Baeon con· land Parson. said athletic compeli· boy who Hits around doing nothing, who will not mingle with Clung, Mn. rrheodoala Frecker, ert Herdman , U!w Edward!!, Clay- dumned adults for settinJ bad C'(· lion, properly supervised and 12:00 Big T..op other boys at school is either sick mentally or phvsically or Mr. and MN Clarence BleE!slng, ton Pullins, Bertha Cunningham, ample~ for youth and said that guieled, 1s the place whel'e a boY 1•00 The Lone Ranger ' • • .1 Ralph Sayre, Lelah Jane Powell, Be 1·th 11 Bower Donald Shinn Edna 1;30 Jr. Town loleeling L'espec;:t for elders must he taught developes courage, tact, initiative 2·00 Lire in U s. A. maybe both . He needs kmd tre~tment and encouragement. Mra. Mildred Tripp, Charles Ble• Wayland ' ' Something must be found 1 that will interest him. It may be log, and Bllly McDermitt, the presR. 0 ~I 1 Cl Jone5., Ralph and must al~o be duerved H• leadership, operahon , alertne J3, 2.15 Baieb.:ll PrevieW something of a manu at ~a-ture If he becomes interested in ldent or the Pt. Pleasant chapter. Ml.ller,· Ot:o"' cO:t~~. M. p, Ste· quoted from a recent article O'l and many other qualitlu thot car· 2.25 Baset;.aU Game or Week juvemle dehnquMC!Y is he ealle.l ry over into maturity. •oo Masters Tournament this, he may be led to an mtere!lt in things academic. Each member of the chapter pben 1 Elzt DeVault Claudia~· the varwu.!i co.stumcs adopted hy • Air Power then stMd and introduced himReH de P,r'uuty &tt ca~tQ.. Pa~ He praised the out.sland ing rt: l'· 8:00 This IS where thc most skilled teac~er Is needed . Most any and his parentll, who were 1ue•t, ~~~. 'J s. BtaC!k,TDwi&bt Gibbs, ~ gangs or boys and llirls "Costume& ord of the Portland teGm this year .,so Golde~~. Play'b~ one.~:,ff\ teaett an unusually brig~ pup1l, but to teach one that at the banquet. olla Blcsslna:. May Edith sturli[eon, of defiance" and stattJd that lh i! and notcrl it could not h11ye hap- ~ 7·00 Zane Grey Theatre membera of such ganes were u! · 7:30 Bucr.:aneers js sulinormal requires great abillty. What Is known as opporSmith announced during the Ma.U:ic Keefer, Rupert sayre, Ella ually Adlniltistl'ntlve problems i 1 pen.ed without the fullest coope.· 8:00 Jaek1e Gleason Show tunity rooms, arc found in most city schools Here are plaC'ed program that folll' members of the Irvin, Mabel Frances OerlaJh, Les. schools. ation of the commumty anrt school D:OO Gale Storm Sbow alllh;e pupils Who do not fit Into the regu!ar academic cour· club were applyin.c for the State tie Bennett, W. B. Sturaeon, Hilda administration. 0:30 He)' Jeannie Har;ry Barne3, old¥-st member Wllliam McKelveY. president rof IO,ot Guumoke aes, and here may be round the most skillful teacher In the Farmer devree. They are Dan Weiss. E. A. Stewart, HaiEt!l Parwhole faculty Brown, Jame11 Bumgarner, and IIORII Carney, Hayden J. ~khnt, of the Rotary Club, spoke brieUy the Southern Local Si'hOOl D1strh:~ !0•30 The Late Show · Gene Jewell. New chapter farmers Euly Greer, GMrte Harding In· on vouth or his day in the last was toastmas.ter. He introduee<l were anuounced as Aaron Scarba'i"· gels, Aaron E. F'owler, R. R. Craw· century and those of toda:i H ~ Mr and Mrs Lllrt1' Mornson, th~ Because a hny Is not oul9tanding in hio regular work In ry, Denver Gibbs, .Emer on Mar· ford , and Cliarence llleiBin&. ~aid that "they are not a.ny wou ~ the Racine basketball eoach. All school Is no evidence that he will not make a success In life. shall, and Edwin Roush. 11 than my crowd, but they have other ;:uest, Arthur .J!e'!gle, was i'>· a 45 CBS Morning N~ I have known many such boys that have become outstanding 9:00 U:orniDI Show more publicity" He also t'lafl8etl trotluced with this remark· men of their communities, while those who mnde the hl&heet Two members who arr. appll· 10:00 Garry Moot'f' "Doaooden" and "rt'~u!ator3'' tu· •·tr ball~ethall as a competllivc lfades In school were frequently failures In the business eanta for the Amerie~n FarmE!r gether In a group to be eon~rn(!n· HpoM. last another 100 years, 'no 10:30 ArthUI' Godtre,. were announ~d tUL David' world. The abilities of the two classes of boys just mentioned Dl'l&:rce ed u much all the young p(lop!e more falthful fan woul be found 11:80 Strike It lUcb Roush and Charloa Blessing. 12:00 Vali,ot Lad)' were quite different, and the problem of developing these dlf· Offleers of the chapter taking they are attempting to change. thnn Mr Beegle." 12:15 Love or Life Methodist women whO prepared School Prlndpal Hubert PriCl' ferent abilities requires greatleachlntsklll. part In the Cf'remony for the even· the neal were Mrs Norman Wa~·· Introduced the t~am and gave cttr· 12:SO Selfeb for TomOI'I'ft ing were Sammy Hoffman, presiland !ilra. David •Entsminger and tif1cates to Bllly MeKelvey, Elmer !Uti (luldtng Ll(ht dent; Dan Brown, vice president; r.trs . Jamea. Cri!well with the_.e Cozart, Fenoell Court, Max V a t1 1:00 Kltle'a Kitcheo Herman OhhnJer. reporter; James contributors. Mrs John KlnC'ml , Meter. S<Jmmy Price, Danny Sha.n 1:110 Aa tile WOI'Jd 1'urDI Bumprner, t~casurer; James MJ&CACIIOU 2ti Tomb 5 Moantn1 Mrs. Cbar)e!l MurrJ)' and Mrs. Be:-- (19!17 captain), BruC!P. McKelvey, 2:00 Our Mill Brooks 'J,, Forthead oounO !,nlght, aeeretary; Genfl Jewell, In· nard Fulta. Alllbllng wllh the !er· Junior Weddle, lto&<'r Parsons. 2:30 ROU!flparty 15. CirCUlar .ertpt.. aentlnel; anrl Tom Sayre, parlia1!1. Sel•e 3:00 Big P.,.of! vina were Sharon Jones, Carol Marlon Well•. and Donald Smith. I . Welr4 ( VU' ) 'I, Hilh lm~at. ) UOII mentarian. Giving the invoratlon Criswell and Besl Sanborn. Cold basketballa whieb wUI ar- 3:30 110~ ~"toob)o Sbow I . Shorlea\ 28. BMddbll 10. Pvl was Bruee Staat11. (0\la, ) line 1L Polltlon rive later, 'l..ill be fjven EiJhth .•·oo Br!Pter 1>11' to a plaet 2'1 . 0.me 11. lllct.rnal Gre.de members Qf 'ltle SQUad. 11. Bah ! of U. Lubneat. Miniature meppbont• were O· l:J. IeolQ l6. B. VI\ warded to Eiihtb Grade cheer29. hllddJe Ul. Mu.tlc note 11). Daneen' leaden Linda RGu1b, Patlr Prlre cymblll 17. Ortaprinl SIA and J"net coo~r. These llri.J 18. Culor 4obLI lnMl'lll.,'l ...." " ·sang & flumber ot sonp, and hd. 22 Atflrm&UVI :U. Bent to 41 Chtkt 11. ConJunction The Rev. C 'RIJil\Oh Konluiaht, 12:118 SliD OD In one lfOUJ:I stnalng number. 'VOlt (V&r, ) a home :10. Al home CIIMII paetw ot Hellth Methodl&t Church 'MotbLts: of ihe pi~Yff& mvcd 1:00 13 Alrwlk)' t2 Pf.tber at \. ll. llqemeq a11d Dean of the Union Dally Va· " · llc»,odtkt app~oxlmately 100 glj{>sts. termlnlla !5. Born II. lueot cation Bible School, presided 11t 4:30 Jt A wancterer .0. ti!ICI ~~ - Povertr. the flr.1t start meetla, of the 1951 ltrlekeft Dill)' Vacation Bible Sc:bool wlli~lt ... J'rult wu held at Heat, Churrh Friday lnhlllflrl The host patt1;lr Jave lite evenlni: U.OaddcM of openlna: prayer. t>o..-. 'Mr1. Arnold Rlchartll, Mt. ~ Ill. I riah Baptlat Churtb waf elected Jt, Natl" of secretary tor the atorr meeUnaa . Date or the s'"bool openlna 11 Ju11e IO.M. miCe 3 and It will c.1o11e on June 14. lh. oreelt lltttr School Cagers Honored Friday t ,_ i I - ' ·lliiiiJ Sillttnel,. PotneDly·ldlddlepart, o ., AJITU 6, 1957-3 WSAz.TV CHANNEL 3 lO to Sign On 10 15 Chr\lltlan Seienre Prorratl\ J0 ·30 What One Pt!tsOn C•n 01) 1100 Tili 11 b ·rhe Life ll·SO Man To Man ll 415 tnd.ustry on Pande 12:00 Olf to Adventure 12·15 What's Your Trouble 12.30 TV Chapel 1·00 C!tampionship Bowllna 200 Foreign Intrigue 2:30 Mr Wil!lrd 3•00 American Forum 3·30 Zoo Pa1•ade 400 Wasttington Square 6 30 ouUoolt with Cbet HuntleY l'JOt I:ONSlsTBNT ' DEPENDABLE RESULTS " 6:00· ~Ieet The ~!II 6:30 8:45 8:55 7•00 7:30 7:4• 8:00 8·30 IT'S EASY TO BUY- SII:LL- RENT- Ibis .column · 1f<: 9·00 9:30 10:30 U :OO 11:15 11:20 11:25 12:30 16 mm sound movie projector, $2lS.OO. Jlobert Bllrton, 120 Cole St., Polllei'O)', Pbone .f.tll,.flt :fllld employment - hire ,... 4-S-3tp. er find a lost lltl1D through 'llle Dally Sentlno! WANT :t'Qil S41E - U1116 " tt:·&tlaiDADS. Don't put It off ~ c:raJt t;oar with rl~erl\>1. ru.. Call 398 Today - An Ad In nlni Url>Cs, remota control. for News Picture Spo"" Eye Weo.tnercut Soldlent of Nat "Kina:" Cole Newl Str Laneelot Tales ol Wells Far&O Twenty One Robert Mo»tfiOD'Ielr Badge 11t New!! HeadlineJ Weatbercast Press Bo~ ToniJbt S\"' Olf ' IM. mdi ...~ llllfl. IIICI-30 liP GETS RESULTS Jolmton motor Will> 1108·lb' ea· paclty sterllna trail~, aU 3 unit• new lo. Joi.Y· IIIDG. \tery little- a.J.e. C'lll e writt 11\lJ:o PJerottl, GaUlpolla. 4 3 6tc RuiiMAGE SALE, Aprll 12 & 13, Crow BuUdl.ng, East Main St. One. U!ltd uprlaht Plano. jurt reeondiUoned. Chen"y tin.ish. Call ~ Forest Run Methodist RUtland F'l.lrrdture. 4 4 3tp .chW'Cb. 4_,_ e 3t.c SbDOUni mLttehe•, Raeine PliJln- FOR SALE: J J'DOJD: bQWJII io S)'raeuse. Corner 4th and CQII~e Rd. lnj"" Mill, April 1. 12:00 noon Richard A. lh)oinan, Lellrt 'Falls. Public co1'111ally invited. 4-4:-2~ ltiVIVAL HUabi!l. Cbal!dt Churcb or Christ 1n phristfin Union, Mareh 31 thru April lt. Rev. A. L. Baldiiilge, EYauctlist, Rev. Edison Weavet, Paator. Services 7:30 DiihUy, Everyone welcome. 3-29-!0tp_ Sunday - Cllannel8 a BoQ.k or waiL eue• Triple mir.ror, 3"'d:d. Priced fiX" qulcll: Hle, $4G.OO. :Melgs Motor, Pbona 6023. DAILY CROSSWORD ,..... Bible School Staff Organizes Completely New From Hlleh to Chute """' ........ u. Unroll ",\ ... Olote to tr. Coal ICUW. ......... TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy • Mrl. William Coot 4 6 ttp (3) In Memorian IN MEMORY of Frank Ryther, Sr., 4:15 Secret Storm 4:30 Edge o! Ni'bt .,. 8:00 ,,so who puaed awl)' one ye.ar ago · tocl.l1; St4lf mJ.sled by the fJm· 1'he Early Show Your Esso lty. Reporter :LOiT - Black' leattter Eplstopll Fiayer book. Finder plene call (U·X. 4 4 3tp nourlu Edward!. a,oo a,30 9:00 9:30 10:00 11:00 11:115 11:10 -(8b) Auto Services l.obi.nboo-:1 l.lurns & AileD Talent Scouts I Love Lucy DeC!ember Brldt Studio One. Up.to-tbe :Minut~e Newt Seanoing Ute Welther The Late Sbow Sunday- Channel13 4 8 lie It;) l.ost u Found Sports Parade 8:!11 Weatherman Prel!ll CoafenntJB 7:30 . 1 '- IHitp METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES McCORMICK No. 45 HAY BALER CONCRETE BLOCKS Now, for as little as 2 days baling a year, it will pay GRUESE!I BLOCK CO. yoU to own a time proven .,.ull•a.tttrPorL....- I Mlle1 North of Pomeroy 45. Meigs Equipment Co. Phone 94 - Pomeroy f 14) For Rent unfurnished small apartment& lliddlepo'tt. Beiide Ute river. Ph,••• 80011. Servleo of comforting beatlly * I 83!c fM the BEST FllliN'ISIIED APA!ITMENTS, ear value1. 3-30 -1 mo.o • Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 1'78. 4 SEE DiU u.setl I Good Clean Used can AU Makes and Modell t~ • •• * • t4.-tl.CUII- 4DI•-... ti.Qool.llnaol . ..,"J:CK . -t I t~--· . CIOmpro. : lltlldo I t. Qroiii)IUI ...... ) ._RI.., . ) DoULY c:BYI"l''Ql!Ont- Ben'o u........ liz AXYPLIIAAXR to LOJIOFIIII. .. OW OM lei.W lllltfi1JIIt:U41 tor uother. In Ulll ~ampll' A II uMt • lot tat thNI L't. X tor .tiM two 0'1, etc. eLnllt leltul. 11J011oo , 'IIIINM. \1M 1eqU1 aQ fOJm&Uoa ot the wof'de aN Jt.U ta•ta. i\~ -,.,..... dor U.. .coc1t lot- an dltfaNIIt. 4QIJift4.... Quoiatllll L 0 0 AP H X Ill 0 L R ·K I'LPW MT • \11WLJT. I J T II Y I'JJ:IIIITII'II' Trney·Finaterwald FUNERAL HOME 144 Butternut .,. .. ' ' ' .... Phone 285 Rodney D-nlng ,,, INSURANCE AGENCY .. Pl.... -~Ito, HNith ACCIDENT · Lifo, Cuoalty and - rent: • tteRIJler. llepol't. Pb. CJI#,E&n Fllhtr, IICII.:l ll·llt ( 17) Help Wantad Real Estote ilrolc.er lo MIPDLIPORT, OHIO 6 1 -· PHONII 6111 WE BUY JTIIUCTUV.L I IIAMS ICIAP IRON - MtrrALI OHIO VALLEY . ' JUNK CO. • 1105.08 4t2,1105.41 I. ICHIDULI II REVENUE- General Property Taxer.--Jl«al General Fund JS,115.!57 Bond Retiremeat 20,030.21 Total Property Tax 50,~46. 78 FOUNDATlON PROGRAMCash Received 101,~8.30 Deduction for Teicbera Retirement 13,256.00 Deductlon for School •Em· ployees Retirement 2,172.00 Deduction lor County Board of Education 3,256.99 Total Fundaticm Program 120,608.29 Rental From s~hool lands and Property · 62 12 Depos1tory Intere!tt 200.00 State Grant- Bus Purchases 3.240.00 Stale--School plant rebabilta· tlon 2,370.33 Cafateria Rcpts. 8,498 11 MIS"eellfneous. 482.08 Total Revenue 111!,6&7 .28 NON·REVENUESale of Text Books 351.25 -· lnsuranc6 Adjustments 47.33 Tot.al 398.!58 Total Transactions 189,065.86 SCHIDULI Ill EXPINDITURES AD~STRATIGN- ' Carole Owens, daughter of Mr. Clifford Oweo.a, WlU Illest or honor th1a: week when he!' aunt, Mrs. Marlene Owens, entertained with a trousseau shower. MiSs Owen! is to be man-led at the Mlddleport First Baptb:t Churcb on June 29th to Roxie Pric:e, Dayton, MOn of Mr. ~d Mn Edward Price, Cleveland. apd Mn. 'Games were played. dQ.ring the evening w1th prbJes won by Maida Roush, Mrs. Thelma Pratt aDd M~:n·· iene OMn.s. The trous!!eau a:tfh ~ j)laC9\f on the dining·tagJ..Q, around a centeJ' arrangement of spring nuwers. Mrs. Owcna was assisted by Gail Stumbo and Mrs. Clifford Owen!': in. serving e&DD.PI!J, strawberr.r Salaries and Wages Total Personal Service 2,021.00 Offire Supplies 8U6 Total Other PUI'pOI., 114.16 Total Administration 2.101s.l6 INSTRUCTIONOnCy U service W~l37.6s Text Books 1,175.14 Other Educational Sup. 113.75 . Mr. and Mrl. Earl Sbuler, Jta. Total Other Purpose11 1.288.89 doe, are annodll(ing tbe eocaaeTotal Instruction 88,526.14. ment of their dauahter, Naney, to CO-ORDINATE ACTWI'I'I!:SMr. Jame~~ Carnahan, son or Mr. Other and Drivinj Train. 94.28 and MrJ. Hnold Carnabao, Jta.. Total Other Purpose• 94.28 ~ine. Total Co-ordinate Act. M.28 . The open tbl.ll'th wtddlne wlU UBRARIES-be held in the Y:ornlnt Star Evan· Engagemen t Of N Sh Ier Is Announced p,,.,.,, School Library Book• 181.40 Totli Libnrles 18!.40' TRANSPOR~A.X!ON 01' 1'\JPII&Personal Service 8,7'f2,30 Motor Veb. sap. U88'AO Material ror Mal•t of lllllor · Vehieles esa.tt lepltCtl, Motor Veh. ~IK 1\prs. Motor Veb. 2,1J.D,Il Trau. contraet Total Other PurpctiQ a;O:lG.OB 18J81.8:1 Total THn!lpDrtltlm If puplb JS,lkl:Z CAFICTElUA..,.. Per,onal aerviee The Dally Sentinel • u:ao.:zo ToW l'l!bllc Lundlll T,887.2tl (JI'IlEj\ AUXJIUdiY Mllt:NI:II!lSLeetdren 28.00 Othu &peeial Hrvletl 112.00 Tota1 penon a! ~ervtce 207.00 Tcllra Retire. Contri. 13.21HJ,OO ltm~. BaUre. Contrl. 2,1'72.00 Bd t~e l:du. contrt. 3,2.56.98 ·Deducttoaa by Countr Auditor IID2.24 Total other lllll'POIOI ID.I'I'i .23 Total Other AwdUarr ~ lii,IIIUI. OPERATION r:1P' ~Pl.AN't>~ Pereonal servlc.e SJM,I» J'u!'l 2',120.58 JanUon Supplle• 420.00 Water ,tic: 30:00 Eteclri<!ity o,<!IL1'r TelePhone , ~\ S18.1'f Htullq .c~ IS().OO· Eleanor s.-,haaf,141ddleport Society Editor, PltDna 0079 Middleport Society Notes Rotr1. SWJDJOII, son of ltr. anbd Geoqe Sauer and 100, Btchard, llrf. Carroll SwaTJ.r.on. "' Ul with a Tbunday were Jt E. Pupte, Huntvirus throat in!MionJ mgton; Mr. aad Mrs. Fu&ate aad 80lU, Camall Jr. and Robert Mr. lfr!J. .J:ohn l)tyall hilS entered artd Mn~ . Truman PuJal.tt and Holzer llospoltal for iiUr&etY Mt!!. diid&hter, Rebec;:ca LeeBryan bad lle,r arm broken eulier Mrs. lobn J:etdlta, Mrs. 1.11mea tblJ year when a gun wa1 atci· Criswell ucl daua:bteer. Carol. are dentall,v dLs.cb.afa:ed and struck Yisiton llt&atiaatoa today. her. Mr. &1HI lC~ Ll"l' Rl<e an<l llari~ll SW~tn, daiiJht« ot Mr. 8011._ Cbt~ and Kenneth, an and lin. M:arv1n Swan hal ~n ""'vinl 18 Ill•· Sldllet aparlmeDII ill with measlet thls week. N..U. Soamh..t lllill !lCnel Mr. and Mrs. .MIIrion French were ODFraai lla:rn:Y. Lodl. N. J., who buJineu VisitOr& in Columbus, Fri"" RriOUIJJ injare.t in 1 tNck· day. tnin eollllion at Hobson leftl'al Dinner suetts of Mr. and Mrs. 1110nt.ba ap, n.- been dileharged from MeJp ~ Hoapilal and 1s Uvin.: Jn Middleport Cub Scouts Map Final Plans For Stout Exposition Avoid a hit in the pocket too E•.... G~ plJIIMCI tolteve Friday .lJii:Jd, by train .rron. Athens for a 'IMfk tlld vlait wllh her motber, Mr1. WayDe Glbbon~, and Mr~ and lfrs. Nolaq c.&rJoD in Cin· einnatL Ernest Covert chairman or Cub Scout Pack 244. presided at a me· ~.a~~N et.inc at t h e borne or CliUord Stumbo, in.Jtitutmnal representa· tive, thiR week when leader! of the- SATU!IDAY ONI.T Al'RlL 8 Pack met. Bruce Benoett Lon Chaney DANIEL BOONE, TIAIL Ben Batey, who has been Cub BLAZER Ma•W ~nee tbe Pack was organ. UD C.4lor) heel, reai.JnM at the tlleeting anrl -alsoJ. R. Weill was appointed all the Victor Mature Richard Egan new Cub Master. Stephen VeNallY Virsinia I..eitb VIOLENT SAtUR.,AY Plans were made for the Cub (Cinema.cope-Tecbnicolor) Seoot ex~iliit at the ann1.1al MeibCOMEDY Olld URTOOII Ga.llia .MUOll Seout Expos..~Um-. w.Iucb is being held today at tb~ SUN.·MON 1 APRil.. 7-3 National Guard auditorium above BW't LanudB Tonr Curtis Point Pleailant. Theme of the Ci: Gina LoUobrii!ida htbit tor Paek aM i.s "Puel'to Rico·• TRAPEZE and the Den molhers have- bee'l. (Cmemastope - Technicolor) wpr)fJpg with the Cubs. tD complete ~ t.bei.r plan1 which Include a ealy- McDonald Carey M.oti .. ~' P!O band with lnatrument!l made STRANGER by the boys. CARTOON - eo..-..... Mr. Wells, whose son, Ri<1hard, is a Cub Scout tn the Patk ill a partner of Clemis Fox m the C't:S· Con Inc. factory a t New Havefl, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Wells an:l their children, Richard and Deane Uve in the Russell property on North TbJrd Avenue. Sbe ls 1 su!! stitute teacher in the Midd~port st'booiJ ltlld is enrolled at Ohio Uaivenlty whel"l! ahe iJ complet~ inc WDrk fur her degree. Drive-In '1 .. ·-· .,J' - Accidents can happen ...• bill you won't get b\ll't fi. nanciaUy If you are adequately covered by insurance. Our policiea cost Ut· t!e, but can save you a lot of money and worry. See us Lal<r aay be too la&e; insure aow VDEdwards ·-- .......,eolUT.fiM!Ir" .. E. Znd Sl. PhoDe 35-K l'e!ll. ~~~ Hurt Pomeroy Coin Collectors In Second Meeting Pock ••i.· ._ ij i...-.. When somebody gets hurt, work· ing an.your property, who's going to pay the bill? Nat you, if you're adequately covered by liability insurance. Costs little, can sove much! -lo w.;.o::::.h N!ITICE OP FILING AND HIU. 11111 . IIIG ON INVENTORY Cauot, Mot• Coonly, Ohio TO tll.e Executor or Adminiatra· tor aod to such of tbe following as (3) u, so, (f) t, . . are resident! of the &tate of Ohio: ~ aurvirial spous~ if any; next or D~ll'l' SEaVICii: kin: beneficiaries un<ler the will, Bondi· J~ttor~Da. ~ W20'.00 il any; ~e attorney or attorneys IDhnlt·et 1~.10 rep~;es~lng any o! the atoremon· lob CIIIJ.Ii;eil. of~ 10.110 lloned per.~: ·-'l'olal l)tlll llenlco l.l,e8CI.IO You ..., hereby notlltcd that on Q~Ytho 8Qtb daJ of llareh 11151, an , lfe,. .,.lkll... Tt.G,52.11 IJ>.VODI.wi and Appra\lemoDt of the ·. TOIII'' Ciii!W 011tlay 1~2.7( eslate ol Arthur Delbert ElMI· · ~ Cerdftme. of Indebt-t~cbtea paid &t@t ~eceaaed, late of ViliJge of 15.000.00 Patneroy in said Coilntr was !Ued Total 'f'rntltrtlons 211·~998.8~ l!J thi1 Court.. Ahllt· AND.-II.IAIILITIIS Hearina on nid IDventory and ASSETS-II•. Apprilaement will be ~ad before Cash -~ o:n. HlDd in depoal- thi• Cou.rt on the 1.Strr. day or Aptorr.~ plYe ad lDaetlve r:Q: !liST, at 10 o•eloek A. 11. lllounnee ; I"'*a~ 4!I:OU1 ~·• thento m&~> be ll.lod TOtal !)thor l'UfP-. :it;'IM.SO . ~(!loll) 11(100.00, br lUll' lntereJted party at any '1;~1 o.,.ratlon of ill:h<ttll'lil)t I llulldlnp ~) ~qoo,OO lime prior to llve days be!ore the .~ ~ ..·'1&2.30 E!l.llirm~t (COlt) 100;000.00 date set ror h~arlng. M.UNTENANf.\E ~opL ~ Tot& Allot& !1112:037.lll WITNF.SS my signature sll<l lhe --\ji!!rWa lor lhlilL· llldP IUld WB~ seill f!. aaid Court; tbll 2nd day .t;foUn4t · , ' t;ll0.38 A~oU:fttaJ·:r-anb)e 11)932 .8~ of A.Ptll1957. 1 .,'ll!tillro ~®I Bull41.,.. , Bonded )IO!ii 2>1111000.00 John, C. Bacon , ; · · '·· . ~ALill , -~ ~ UJ&0.8tl· JuO,o IIi<\ >:z.Oifielo Ckrk \' --.. .. . --·I LueDle Bearbs Haftlos, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 Tl'le Pllmeroy Coin Collec:torl• Club held Its seeond mt!eting at the bome of Mlke Roberts Friday niJht. Newly elected orricen .-re Robert Gloeckner, pre.<~ident, Mike Roberta, vice president, Mike F>JI· l!, secretary-treasurer. Other cha:ter members include Dougb.J Se,.' Jer and David Brown. Honorary mmbers, who act in an advisory capatl.t.y, are Mr. Edison Hobstetplical Unlted Bretben atureh on ter aod Mr. E. 1. Foster. Jl'tlda:r, May 31, at Z:JOr o'el~k in 111e - - · with the Rev. IOilr Blthop oWcia1iJlg. In order to beeome a member of the club, one must own a c:ollect NOTICI e~r; ~N'TMJIIT Jo• ol more thao 1110 dlf!m!nl A*a~RIIh.tw A~ri.can c:olns, or .100 different ....,_ it 1 /,W....,_ W. lleltw, fOJ't'llu eoins, or I <:Ombined coli· • Ds 77 eetion of 200 c:olnt. In addition, 1 ~otiet 11 ~ Jlvea that be bas to pasa. a 25-questlon ex· 1 P,Oit Orftce am.InaUoD eoncernlna valuu and AmaaU A.ddrtal ~ Olila; R. D. dates or varloua eolns.. h•.beft r~~~ M l\dl'41n. Anyone inlereste ln joinin& tbe tattwtrtx· arttte lltall of Warren. club should contact one ot the w. llalter lite of S1dtoa Towlls.bip, cba.rter memberL ... ':::::: ~loti~·.::"cia, =~~::~ ' .. Carole Owens Is Honor Guest At Trousseau Shower ahort cakes, coUee and mints with miniature ulnbreHas as favors. Cuesta were Mrs. Pratt, Maida Boush, Mra. Alfred Roush, l'LI'8. Jerry Halley, Etinbeth HarTe,-, Jane Harlu, Judith Murny, OliVa Hemmons, Gail and Diane Stumbo M'n. Ch!ford Owel\l. Sending gifts were llln. William Wlalters, Mrs. Danny Yonkel'll, Mrs. Cllffor<l Stumbo, Mrs. Rirhard OWen!', Mrs. Elh:abeth Oller, Thelma Cal· 2,021,00 lin, Sberry Rupe. J'l!rPO•"'' ~~48. ~::lialtll!ina,n"" !lelioot!lbht 1 ciiA~ ltithtn the f1mlly's means 0. D. Rehabilitation Fund 3,21~ Tot,J 47,037.21 Total Expenditures and BaiJnee 'T.ti11,:9l~"'! NO JCA !f CAll CLDill. OUT 81· ' or Jlta oWN •• •• •• • • • • at • eoat * • -~~· I& A fact .0 J H K FULTON THOMPSON · WHTN-TV Channel13 Satar4ay-Challllll13 HAYLINER 4 4 3tc FOR SALE or rent to respon11ible party. ~ room house, 8 .acl'es. Ethel Claflk, DQ.wnin,gton. Cafeteria Fund See The New Holland 5M:x4~ .1 I Monday- Ch1111nel8 a,;::l 44cttpl' WCHS·TV ChanneQ I =---- POMEROY ,.,.rt RATES (lj Notices ITARU ROTATION FINANCIAL III'OJIT Of THe JACKSONV!Ll.E, Fla. U1' BOARD OP IDUCATION , Lert ha11der BJJiy Plert"e wilt start Fer Flltll Y'Nt andlnt Dtc.m ... r for the Chk.-a_go Wbitl! Sox todaf nat~ 1m when 1bey meet ~be Sl l...oui• cal" W-.t•• I..Dial School Dl1ttld dina!& in an exhibition game, inC.u.ty ef ~.. augurating a pitchlng rotathm P. 0. AcW'r"• Rutland, Ohio M.nt. Wllla~d F.ber11bach and which Manager AI Lopez hopes to Dat. MArch 11. 1t:S1 carry into the American League I ctrtjf!r th• followlnt to dauahter, Jayce and Mu Clarenc.·<> MiMbt wttre buJintts vhitors in season. Followio.g Pierce In order N CDrrecl. wlll be Diek Donovan , Jatk Harsh.Gallipolb, Frid a~:. William J. HobJtetter man, Jim Wltson and Bob Keegan hlf'l:'. Baker Gordon substitute•! Clerk, TNIIUNr of thl lolf'd of at the Sugnr U~tr. ~ellOoJ the pJ"l lducetien _.. 3.40.70.00 wccll: for lhl•~rl Robtru who a FOREHAN & AIIBOTI' T.V. SER- Tax Valultlon fj VICE AU males Repaired by Ex· Tax Levy . . .. 16.5 1II : pert Tee~nJcians. Pbooe 6284 Y School Eerollmfttt ....... . . .776. !ifrt:. WiJU. 1t1 Clur ~tvrued to Middlf'pO!' ·. 6--15-tl Sal•rlea 1nd WitH . .97..,-.65 her l1ome r'hilllcothe. Th,:rs··<ty SCHIOUL• I af~ ll v1.:.it Wd.D her p..u·,• '• Mr Summary of C..... .aftMH. a. a.ri. (21 ) Real Estate i t \fr=. tel·.- o.rj Parfi~ ·. c.lpts •ncl· lx.-...nturti . .. . ltr.ll Cora Glds ls confl.uad to her Balan~. JanUIIry 1. 1956- . , . .. . aere~~, 6 room hou11e, 2 good hotnf'. H•rrtifmvmc r ~ Lld by ill· General .,.und 8.528:85 wells, water In house, good fann :Leu. ; ' '1,40Ul3 in Hy&ell Run. See ClaN!nee Bond RetiLe. FWl.d Building Fund 238',f34.!S2 r.tr8. llerm.an Kuntr has relun Hutsell, Rt . 3, Pomeroy. Cafeteua Fund 0. D. 2~ 501.80 ·edt to her home Grand Rapids 4 e stp 2 5~~~.!10 M.ieh, after " several ~~(!eb vis .• aJ'~:J,.SFARM for sale-20 acres, modet'n G 1 Fu d WLtiJ Mr. and" l;lra. TbQJDaa YOilDJl. house, ~ mile below Tuooen enera . n ~87 )boa. DwiJitt Parker aJJd dauailPlainJ on Rt. No. 7. H. E. Sw•1n ~~~~~~t~iutFund lt.i71.8tl ter,> MrrtJs KaJ, aM Boblirt llor· Reediivllle' Rt. Nu. L 4-S·3tp Cafeteria Fund rt&fSr. apeut .. 'ttmridv lD HL•nt· Rehablllhrt.ion Jl'and s,m.oo !Jl.o_n, W. V.a. wtth Mr. and; Mrs.. Hoases f(lr sale in Syraru!'e. One Total rJ90,&U.Il [)apald Holler. ~ room, on'.l 4 room, one 3 room Total Repts and Bal. 442,60~-4l l:n. Chsrl~s J. W:?"~ ~nd son Wa.tcr and bath S. R. Hendrix. · EXPENDITURESAlbert .were bUIIiDw vhulot's in Gallipohs ThvrS(\ay. 4 .f: 6tp Mn. •Fred Gam surrered a General Fund . I J7,B46.!S9 11 room ho!Uie in lower Syracu~, Bond Ret!r• Fund 19,8158.94 atrokie Friday at her ~orne, Lasley 1 ~ acre• of land. Charles Wag· Buildl.Dg Fund 207,780'.M St. and wu taken to tbe Meigs ner, 808-Y. 4 3 6tp Cateteris II'Und U71.72 General HospitaL Rehabilitation Fund S.l&O.OO .Mr. and Mrs. Phil WilliamRon Let me sho.w you some cholee ToW 395,116&20 accompanied by Mn. Clarente Bobuildin11 lob. Only about ten nUautes W<lik from Court House, BALANCE, DEOEMBEI\ 31, W6 ster and ehlldren of GallipoiL& General Fund 6,105.93 •pent 'MnP'sday In Columbus.. A. N. Ben~el.., Pomeroy. 4 3 tt Bond Retirement Fuad '7,014.'19 I ;;:;;;:;;;;;;::;;;:;.,:;;:::;;;;;::;;;;;.;;;;;::;;;;;;;.;; Buildin1 Fund SO,DSS.S1 SOCIIITY WANT ADS .•. PHONE 398 6:30 New1 Pl~ 6:45 State&mep. Quartett• 7·00 77th Bengal r......:en 7.30 Circus Boy 8 00 Sleve Allen Show 9:00 The ChevY Show 10:30 News IIe&;dlines 10.45 N1tewatch 12 :00 Sign Of! ~ : 30 My Utt~e Marile 6:00 Su,'!"'DIB Saturday - Chllllll818 .- ···"l>-, TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV ChanMel3 Soh~rday- Chan:~el3 Sunday 8·25 Slsn On 830 We ~tern FtJ.ture , WSC! TO MEET 9.30 Cipt Mldnl&bt Tke W. S. t. S. will meet at '1 :30 10.00 Ho~dy Door'Y except Snoday by The Ohio Valley Sen· . -· Group n of tht women's Association will meet Monday evenlni at tbe First Presbyterian Cburc'h. o(ftce, &IJ Br rnutor route where avadable : air. montlu, $4.2&; three months, Pomeroy, 0. Bwinelli o!flte phone ~....:Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 ., April 6, !957 Daily Sentinel Day Book Jolul. C. II&Olllll ludp ~--till Pl'obltll· CDurt ..,... Oa!uat7, ~ 0 ....,....... .... lltlei!IIGY .. _ :aoaa. i:::.U. . 'I~ M!l>lllll..., .11~:):-~· Q 11m! on.. 111..-.bom ,....,. 'Of'. ., lc!tll•l _ .711- " '· ' 'CIIe('Do!j1111;J.Ciork . . . : 'lt.411ii'* ~~., !te· " . . . <~... u. llci '. ' - . . ... - I SEE ONE OF TRESE FIIJEPLY AGENTS • V. D. EDWABDS, INS ..... , . - .... PI£ SS.X, ......7 . . ' WABNEIWBLE, INS. . . . . . . . . . . Ph. 4i-V, Pomoroj G E. REUTER, INS .•....•. ..... Ph. 4ZS.X, r,.a1en,,: BARNES.SIMPSON, INS...... Ph. 8815·X, tl)dctJq!Or(;, DOWNING, INS. . .. .'. . . . . . Ph. 8136-M, H08STETI'ER; INS. . . . . . . . . . . . . n. 13:1, ....~ DAVIS.WAJINER,INS......•.... Ph. 334:-X..· �a I nml>aU. "'•• 341 • li'•~~tter at the po•t ofllee at Poul· eanier whfte avaUable 30 eenu per n.n,. Sentinel CALL MONDAY MEETtNG Th"' hosteslll!l al!e M&ry and Su· san Park, Dal!lie Saumlers Mrs. 0 H. Sh'"Naft. m.oo· Monday 39&. at Heath Methodist Church wllh Mrs. Harry Smith, o£. ricer m the District and State W. S. C S . as the guest speaker. Mrs Bruce Lloyd Is preside~t of the Socitoty ·and w1H preside at the meet· ' Ornry Boys Often Only Expending E.flt!rgy, Need Sympathetic Gr»dance Ql Teachers, Patents, In Activity ·mg. E. 0. Saunders of Jour· ney's End in his American Boy series often to Old people is . nothing more than activity that annoys them. All important in judglng conduct, is motive, the Dean sa·ys. Where only sur· plus energy is being worked off, guidance and training are needed. Here, according to Meigs County's veteran teacher, iB W~ere the absolute necessity of good teachers comes to the The Middleport Fire Department was called to the back of the Middleport Department Store Friday evening at 8:30 when a small flre was discovered near .a window Mino;r damage was reported. \ GARDEN ~9 MEETING front. Bc1ow is the 20th of a series of 24 cogent articles writ- tell by Dean Saunders an'd published here for the first time. 0 FAUJ.TS ARE SIGNS OF A II£AL BOY By Dean E. 0. S.nden ' uture: lo•llnDJtb.eD&ood' llld "Education Is to unfold eonquer evil; to give oeU·belp; to a~ake a man." -F. w. Robertaon Most boys that are normal clo lllllll)'. thinp classed as bad conduct. There is a diff ere nee of opinion as to what bad con· duct is Many people, especially when they be<ome old, look upon any thing the boy does lllat annoys !11om as qad conduct; but the motive decides whether it Is morally right or wrong. - In many instances the Boy's moUve is to work off some of his surplus energy. If this activity Is not ·properly directed, it likely will be called bad conduct. Ever~ child should be shown the same consideration as an adult. He is humnn; he needs an guidance; he needs training This should be done wllb pa· tlence, so his fault• will be developed Into good deeds.• (Conlntuetl from pt,. one) (ContlnyN from JYte one) All people who ha-ve children under their guidance should honorary me•nber• \/ere Harry Mil· Craia: and Wa(pDI!r Dlll.l'lct, Erler. New Haven, merchant; and rna Dotaon. and Georae A. Burna. ~j give much thought and study to this training. Parents and Bob stauts, editor of the Muon P~tlt jW'Orll called were Ch•rleJ ' teachers who are not consistent In their training are not likely county Newa. Each wu preaented Baird, 'Woodrow W'. Brown, Thelto succeed. There should be no threatenin~. no bribing, no a placque and a pln. rna Muriel Van Slckle, Ethel B. scolding. Theso do not bring hcn ericial results . In fact results Reynold&, Charlet Kln,, Op•l are harmful A boy that does not have any faults usually has Special guest:~ introduced at the W-ebb, Everett Huffman, Gene' . banquet wt~re Mr. and Mrs. Clyde vleve N'arris 0. S. nane1. Charles . aomethtng th.e matter with h1m. He Jacka pep, energy, acUvlly '. . Foley, s D McMJilin, Jllmt's Diehl. · Prunty, Ralph · cr"mp, Howard and a disposition to be doing things. It is Hctlvity that brings 1 Keltb Arnolrl, Bob Staats, Harry Burrill, Clara v. Kay Iva Bmrtort, development, and activity must be guided by adults who know Miller , Oon McKenzie, Frank Cape- Minrtle Seattle, Ruth Mari.e \tcCoy their business as leaders. hart, Mr anrt Mr!l. David Roush, Otto Grimm, Robert McGiothUn , Honor Youths Aunt Dru ShOif 10 30 ll :00 Fury 11 30 (>~P L Galhmt 12:00 True Story 1 12:30 Detective's Diary 1 00 Dow'D On Tbd Fal"'\t FIRE CALL "~..:· Ed; Note: Bad conduct, says Dean et and The Winding ail Garden Club wlll meet Thun;d y evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Riffle with ' Mrs. Allard Pratt 1111 hoflten . Mrs. Robert Thompson wlll have the topic for the t>vening. P.lember!l. are to take miniature auaneements. 1·ao Wes-tern Th~ater 2.30 TBA 4 :30 Hopalona Cassidy o:oo .5K.J Kine S:SQ hoY BORtrl 6:00 New1 6.15 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 9.00 Sp<~rt.s tye Rosemuy ClOODe) Show Satwod.ay NJt:ht JamborM People Are FwlnJ' perry Comn Show Ceasar's Hour 10:00 Gaorie GoMl 10:30 Your Hit Parade 11 :00 Newa and Sporta 11:10") TV Nitewat.::h Mondly- Clannel3 . ,_o. MEETING CANCILLED . The April mettlng ot the Pomeroy Garden Club hu been ean- 4:1111 SJin eelled. The next meeting wlll be 1:00 held Monday May 8, at the hom"& e,oo J10111por !loom of Mrs. J. W. Me Murray with Mrs. !0:00 Home u,oo The Pr1<o 11 Rllht Albert Youna as co-hostess. 11:80 Truth Cll' coa~~q,ueaeel TUESOAY MIITING CALLED 12:ll0 Tic Tac OOU&h Tbe S(!cond Ward Women's Club 12:30 n Could Bt You will meet at the Ward House, Tues. 1:00 current day at 8 p. m. ror a potluck. dinner 2:00 Camen Goel to SChool and meeting. Members are re: 2:30 Tenneuee Brnle Ford queste-d to l)rinfl artlclea for an 3:00 MatiDee Theltn auction sale. · 4'!ot Queen 1'or A UQ' 4:611 KIJII!en~. RomaM.el. &:00 Ooaltdy 'I'llllt Portland Grade (Continued front ,.,. one) Dr. Philip Floyd ag governor, b.ul reathed a total of $2 .8~.31. Jtldge Bacon spoke on the youl!l of todaY and streiiSPd hls vlew-1 on the "Eiyhtcen·year old vot~" by s ayin~ that youn.: people now John Parsons or Middleport, for· 9:00 SliD Oo were better lnformecl and mou mer Yellow Jacket athlette coach capa ble (){ chosing a comlldate (ol' t:Qt IJte ~~~ the .rarm .and professional baM-ball plaY@!', public office than m any former years ne al!o said that Jf eigh.t· pointed to .aport& as a vital waY 1:~0 C&fll&ID lCL.pl'Oil een- yoar olds were old etwugtl to buJld good character when he 10:3G Mighty Mouse was the .,qpeaker for the annual • L1rry King, carol Ramey Rickard, John F. Thabet, Anna Lee Dolia:!as to drart and fight they Wf'L'e ah•1 banqllet Friday night ter the Port· Lucky 8 Ra.4t:b This activity when properly guided brings more enjoyment F'ranccs Jo.hnson, William Gregory. lJoyd cuto, ~ith May Buckle, capable of voting Grade School basketball tear1. 11;00 11:30 tales of Texaa Ranger. to the boy than he would get out of any number of faults. Any Russell J'nddy. Mrs. Florence Me- BUI:v Bryant. ~aries Fowler, Rob- In h1s talk, Judge Baeon con· land Parson. said athletic compeli· boy who Hits around doing nothing, who will not mingle with Clung, Mn. rrheodoala Frecker, ert Herdman , U!w Edward!!, Clay- dumned adults for settinJ bad C'(· lion, properly supervised and 12:00 Big T..op other boys at school is either sick mentally or phvsically or Mr. and MN Clarence BleE!slng, ton Pullins, Bertha Cunningham, ample~ for youth and said that guieled, 1s the place whel'e a boY 1•00 The Lone Ranger ' • • .1 Ralph Sayre, Lelah Jane Powell, Be 1·th 11 Bower Donald Shinn Edna 1;30 Jr. Town loleeling L'espec;:t for elders must he taught developes courage, tact, initiative 2·00 Lire in U s. A. maybe both . He needs kmd tre~tment and encouragement. Mra. Mildred Tripp, Charles Ble• Wayland ' ' Something must be found 1 that will interest him. It may be log, and Bllly McDermitt, the presR. 0 ~I 1 Cl Jone5., Ralph and must al~o be duerved H• leadership, operahon , alertne J3, 2.15 Baieb.:ll PrevieW something of a manu at ~a-ture If he becomes interested in ldent or the Pt. Pleasant chapter. Ml.ller,· Ot:o"' cO:t~~. M. p, Ste· quoted from a recent article O'l and many other qualitlu thot car· 2.25 Baset;.aU Game or Week juvemle dehnquMC!Y is he ealle.l ry over into maturity. •oo Masters Tournament this, he may be led to an mtere!lt in things academic. Each member of the chapter pben 1 Elzt DeVault Claudia~· the varwu.!i co.stumcs adopted hy • Air Power then stMd and introduced himReH de P,r'uuty &tt ca~tQ.. Pa~ He praised the out.sland ing rt: l'· 8:00 This IS where thc most skilled teac~er Is needed . Most any and his parentll, who were 1ue•t, ~~~. 'J s. BtaC!k,TDwi&bt Gibbs, ~ gangs or boys and llirls "Costume& ord of the Portland teGm this year .,so Golde~~. Play'b~ one.~:,ff\ teaett an unusually brig~ pup1l, but to teach one that at the banquet. olla Blcsslna:. May Edith sturli[eon, of defiance" and stattJd that lh i! and notcrl it could not h11ye hap- ~ 7·00 Zane Grey Theatre membera of such ganes were u! · 7:30 Bucr.:aneers js sulinormal requires great abillty. What Is known as opporSmith announced during the Ma.U:ic Keefer, Rupert sayre, Ella ually Adlniltistl'ntlve problems i 1 pen.ed without the fullest coope.· 8:00 Jaek1e Gleason Show tunity rooms, arc found in most city schools Here are plaC'ed program that folll' members of the Irvin, Mabel Frances OerlaJh, Les. schools. ation of the commumty anrt school D:OO Gale Storm Sbow alllh;e pupils Who do not fit Into the regu!ar academic cour· club were applyin.c for the State tie Bennett, W. B. Sturaeon, Hilda administration. 0:30 He)' Jeannie Har;ry Barne3, old¥-st member Wllliam McKelveY. president rof IO,ot Guumoke aes, and here may be round the most skillful teacher In the Farmer devree. They are Dan Weiss. E. A. Stewart, HaiEt!l Parwhole faculty Brown, Jame11 Bumgarner, and IIORII Carney, Hayden J. ~khnt, of the Rotary Club, spoke brieUy the Southern Local Si'hOOl D1strh:~ !0•30 The Late Show · Gene Jewell. New chapter farmers Euly Greer, GMrte Harding In· on vouth or his day in the last was toastmas.ter. He introduee<l were anuounced as Aaron Scarba'i"· gels, Aaron E. F'owler, R. R. Craw· century and those of toda:i H ~ Mr and Mrs Lllrt1' Mornson, th~ Because a hny Is not oul9tanding in hio regular work In ry, Denver Gibbs, .Emer on Mar· ford , and Cliarence llleiBin&. ~aid that "they are not a.ny wou ~ the Racine basketball eoach. All school Is no evidence that he will not make a success In life. shall, and Edwin Roush. 11 than my crowd, but they have other ;:uest, Arthur .J!e'!gle, was i'>· a 45 CBS Morning N~ I have known many such boys that have become outstanding 9:00 U:orniDI Show more publicity" He also t'lafl8etl trotluced with this remark· men of their communities, while those who mnde the hl&heet Two members who arr. appll· 10:00 Garry Moot'f' "Doaooden" and "rt'~u!ator3'' tu· •·tr ball~ethall as a competllivc lfades In school were frequently failures In the business eanta for the Amerie~n FarmE!r gether In a group to be eon~rn(!n· HpoM. last another 100 years, 'no 10:30 ArthUI' Godtre,. were announ~d tUL David' world. The abilities of the two classes of boys just mentioned Dl'l&:rce ed u much all the young p(lop!e more falthful fan woul be found 11:80 Strike It lUcb Roush and Charloa Blessing. 12:00 Vali,ot Lad)' were quite different, and the problem of developing these dlf· Offleers of the chapter taking they are attempting to change. thnn Mr Beegle." 12:15 Love or Life Methodist women whO prepared School Prlndpal Hubert PriCl' ferent abilities requires greatleachlntsklll. part In the Cf'remony for the even· the neal were Mrs Norman Wa~·· Introduced the t~am and gave cttr· 12:SO Selfeb for TomOI'I'ft ing were Sammy Hoffman, presiland !ilra. David •Entsminger and tif1cates to Bllly MeKelvey, Elmer !Uti (luldtng Ll(ht dent; Dan Brown, vice president; r.trs . Jamea. Cri!well with the_.e Cozart, Fenoell Court, Max V a t1 1:00 Kltle'a Kitcheo Herman OhhnJer. reporter; James contributors. Mrs John KlnC'ml , Meter. S<Jmmy Price, Danny Sha.n 1:110 Aa tile WOI'Jd 1'urDI Bumprner, t~casurer; James MJ&CACIIOU 2ti Tomb 5 Moantn1 Mrs. Cbar)e!l MurrJ)' and Mrs. Be:-- (19!17 captain), BruC!P. McKelvey, 2:00 Our Mill Brooks 'J,, Forthead oounO !,nlght, aeeretary; Genfl Jewell, In· nard Fulta. Alllbllng wllh the !er· Junior Weddle, lto&<'r Parsons. 2:30 ROU!flparty 15. CirCUlar .ertpt.. aentlnel; anrl Tom Sayre, parlia1!1. Sel•e 3:00 Big P.,.of! vina were Sharon Jones, Carol Marlon Well•. and Donald Smith. I . Welr4 ( VU' ) 'I, Hilh lm~at. ) UOII mentarian. Giving the invoratlon Criswell and Besl Sanborn. Cold basketballa whieb wUI ar- 3:30 110~ ~"toob)o Sbow I . Shorlea\ 28. BMddbll 10. Pvl was Bruee Staat11. (0\la, ) line 1L Polltlon rive later, 'l..ill be fjven EiJhth .•·oo Br!Pter 1>11' to a plaet 2'1 . 0.me 11. lllct.rnal Gre.de members Qf 'ltle SQUad. 11. Bah ! of U. Lubneat. Miniature meppbont• were O· l:J. IeolQ l6. B. VI\ warded to Eiihtb Grade cheer29. hllddJe Ul. Mu.tlc note 11). Daneen' leaden Linda RGu1b, Patlr Prlre cymblll 17. Ortaprinl SIA and J"net coo~r. These llri.J 18. Culor 4obLI lnMl'lll.,'l ...." " ·sang & flumber ot sonp, and hd. 22 Atflrm&UVI :U. Bent to 41 Chtkt 11. ConJunction The Rev. C 'RIJil\Oh Konluiaht, 12:118 SliD OD In one lfOUJ:I stnalng number. 'VOlt (V&r, ) a home :10. Al home CIIMII paetw ot Hellth Methodl&t Church 'MotbLts: of ihe pi~Yff& mvcd 1:00 13 Alrwlk)' t2 Pf.tber at \. ll. llqemeq a11d Dean of the Union Dally Va· " · llc»,odtkt app~oxlmately 100 glj{>sts. termlnlla !5. Born II. lueot cation Bible School, presided 11t 4:30 Jt A wancterer .0. ti!ICI ~~ - Povertr. the flr.1t start meetla, of the 1951 ltrlekeft Dill)' Vacation Bible Sc:bool wlli~lt ... J'rult wu held at Heat, Churrh Friday lnhlllflrl The host patt1;lr Jave lite evenlni: U.OaddcM of openlna: prayer. t>o..-. 'Mr1. Arnold Rlchartll, Mt. ~ Ill. I riah Baptlat Churtb waf elected Jt, Natl" of secretary tor the atorr meeUnaa . Date or the s'"bool openlna 11 Ju11e IO.M. miCe 3 and It will c.1o11e on June 14. lh. oreelt lltttr School Cagers Honored Friday t ,_ i I - ' ·lliiiiJ Sillttnel,. PotneDly·ldlddlepart, o ., AJITU 6, 1957-3 WSAz.TV CHANNEL 3 lO to Sign On 10 15 Chr\lltlan Seienre Prorratl\ J0 ·30 What One Pt!tsOn C•n 01) 1100 Tili 11 b ·rhe Life ll·SO Man To Man ll 415 tnd.ustry on Pande 12:00 Olf to Adventure 12·15 What's Your Trouble 12.30 TV Chapel 1·00 C!tampionship Bowllna 200 Foreign Intrigue 2:30 Mr Wil!lrd 3•00 American Forum 3·30 Zoo Pa1•ade 400 Wasttington Square 6 30 ouUoolt with Cbet HuntleY l'JOt I:ONSlsTBNT ' DEPENDABLE RESULTS " 6:00· ~Ieet The ~!II 6:30 8:45 8:55 7•00 7:30 7:4• 8:00 8·30 IT'S EASY TO BUY- SII:LL- RENT- Ibis .column · 1f<: 9·00 9:30 10:30 U :OO 11:15 11:20 11:25 12:30 16 mm sound movie projector, $2lS.OO. Jlobert Bllrton, 120 Cole St., Polllei'O)', Pbone .f.tll,.flt :fllld employment - hire ,... 4-S-3tp. er find a lost lltl1D through 'llle Dally Sentlno! WANT :t'Qil S41E - U1116 " tt:·&tlaiDADS. Don't put It off ~ c:raJt t;oar with rl~erl\>1. ru.. Call 398 Today - An Ad In nlni Url>Cs, remota control. for News Picture Spo"" Eye Weo.tnercut Soldlent of Nat "Kina:" Cole Newl Str Laneelot Tales ol Wells Far&O Twenty One Robert Mo»tfiOD'Ielr Badge 11t New!! HeadlineJ Weatbercast Press Bo~ ToniJbt S\"' Olf ' IM. mdi ...~ llllfl. IIICI-30 liP GETS RESULTS Jolmton motor Will> 1108·lb' ea· paclty sterllna trail~, aU 3 unit• new lo. Joi.Y· IIIDG. \tery little- a.J.e. C'lll e writt 11\lJ:o PJerottl, GaUlpolla. 4 3 6tc RuiiMAGE SALE, Aprll 12 & 13, Crow BuUdl.ng, East Main St. One. U!ltd uprlaht Plano. jurt reeondiUoned. Chen"y tin.ish. Call ~ Forest Run Methodist RUtland F'l.lrrdture. 4 4 3tp .chW'Cb. 4_,_ e 3t.c SbDOUni mLttehe•, Raeine PliJln- FOR SALE: J J'DOJD: bQWJII io S)'raeuse. Corner 4th and CQII~e Rd. lnj"" Mill, April 1. 12:00 noon Richard A. lh)oinan, Lellrt 'Falls. Public co1'111ally invited. 4-4:-2~ ltiVIVAL HUabi!l. Cbal!dt Churcb or Christ 1n phristfin Union, Mareh 31 thru April lt. Rev. A. L. Baldiiilge, EYauctlist, Rev. Edison Weavet, Paator. Services 7:30 DiihUy, Everyone welcome. 3-29-!0tp_ Sunday - Cllannel8 a BoQ.k or waiL eue• Triple mir.ror, 3"'d:d. Priced fiX" qulcll: Hle, $4G.OO. :Melgs Motor, Pbona 6023. DAILY CROSSWORD ,..... Bible School Staff Organizes Completely New From Hlleh to Chute """' ........ u. Unroll ",\ ... Olote to tr. Coal ICUW. ......... TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy • Mrl. William Coot 4 6 ttp (3) In Memorian IN MEMORY of Frank Ryther, Sr., 4:15 Secret Storm 4:30 Edge o! Ni'bt .,. 8:00 ,,so who puaed awl)' one ye.ar ago · tocl.l1; St4lf mJ.sled by the fJm· 1'he Early Show Your Esso lty. Reporter :LOiT - Black' leattter Eplstopll Fiayer book. Finder plene call (U·X. 4 4 3tp nourlu Edward!. a,oo a,30 9:00 9:30 10:00 11:00 11:115 11:10 -(8b) Auto Services l.obi.nboo-:1 l.lurns & AileD Talent Scouts I Love Lucy DeC!ember Brldt Studio One. Up.to-tbe :Minut~e Newt Seanoing Ute Welther The Late Sbow Sunday- Channel13 4 8 lie It;) l.ost u Found Sports Parade 8:!11 Weatherman Prel!ll CoafenntJB 7:30 . 1 '- IHitp METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES McCORMICK No. 45 HAY BALER CONCRETE BLOCKS Now, for as little as 2 days baling a year, it will pay GRUESE!I BLOCK CO. yoU to own a time proven .,.ull•a.tttrPorL....- I Mlle1 North of Pomeroy 45. Meigs Equipment Co. Phone 94 - Pomeroy f 14) For Rent unfurnished small apartment& lliddlepo'tt. Beiide Ute river. Ph,••• 80011. Servleo of comforting beatlly * I 83!c fM the BEST FllliN'ISIIED APA!ITMENTS, ear value1. 3-30 -1 mo.o • Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 1'78. 4 SEE DiU u.setl I Good Clean Used can AU Makes and Modell t~ • •• * • t4.-tl.CUII- 4DI•-... ti.Qool.llnaol . ..,"J:CK . -t I t~--· . CIOmpro. : lltlldo I t. Qroiii)IUI ...... ) ._RI.., . ) DoULY c:BYI"l''Ql!Ont- Ben'o u........ liz AXYPLIIAAXR to LOJIOFIIII. .. OW OM lei.W lllltfi1JIIt:U41 tor uother. In Ulll ~ampll' A II uMt • lot tat thNI L't. X tor .tiM two 0'1, etc. eLnllt leltul. 11J011oo , 'IIIINM. \1M 1eqU1 aQ fOJm&Uoa ot the wof'de aN Jt.U ta•ta. i\~ -,.,..... dor U.. .coc1t lot- an dltfaNIIt. 4QIJift4.... Quoiatllll L 0 0 AP H X Ill 0 L R ·K I'LPW MT • \11WLJT. I J T II Y I'JJ:IIIITII'II' Trney·Finaterwald FUNERAL HOME 144 Butternut .,. .. ' ' ' .... Phone 285 Rodney D-nlng ,,, INSURANCE AGENCY .. Pl.... -~Ito, HNith ACCIDENT · Lifo, Cuoalty and - rent: • tteRIJler. llepol't. Pb. CJI#,E&n Fllhtr, IICII.:l ll·llt ( 17) Help Wantad Real Estote ilrolc.er lo MIPDLIPORT, OHIO 6 1 -· PHONII 6111 WE BUY JTIIUCTUV.L I IIAMS ICIAP IRON - MtrrALI OHIO VALLEY . ' JUNK CO. • 1105.08 4t2,1105.41 I. ICHIDULI II REVENUE- General Property Taxer.--Jl«al General Fund JS,115.!57 Bond Retiremeat 20,030.21 Total Property Tax 50,~46. 78 FOUNDATlON PROGRAMCash Received 101,~8.30 Deduction for Teicbera Retirement 13,256.00 Deductlon for School •Em· ployees Retirement 2,172.00 Deduction lor County Board of Education 3,256.99 Total Fundaticm Program 120,608.29 Rental From s~hool lands and Property · 62 12 Depos1tory Intere!tt 200.00 State Grant- Bus Purchases 3.240.00 Stale--School plant rebabilta· tlon 2,370.33 Cafateria Rcpts. 8,498 11 MIS"eellfneous. 482.08 Total Revenue 111!,6&7 .28 NON·REVENUESale of Text Books 351.25 -· lnsuranc6 Adjustments 47.33 Tot.al 398.!58 Total Transactions 189,065.86 SCHIDULI Ill EXPINDITURES AD~STRATIGN- ' Carole Owens, daughter of Mr. Clifford Oweo.a, WlU Illest or honor th1a: week when he!' aunt, Mrs. Marlene Owens, entertained with a trousseau shower. MiSs Owen! is to be man-led at the Mlddleport First Baptb:t Churcb on June 29th to Roxie Pric:e, Dayton, MOn of Mr. ~d Mn Edward Price, Cleveland. apd Mn. 'Games were played. dQ.ring the evening w1th prbJes won by Maida Roush, Mrs. Thelma Pratt aDd M~:n·· iene OMn.s. The trous!!eau a:tfh ~ j)laC9\f on the dining·tagJ..Q, around a centeJ' arrangement of spring nuwers. Mrs. Owcna was assisted by Gail Stumbo and Mrs. Clifford Owen!': in. serving e&DD.PI!J, strawberr.r Salaries and Wages Total Personal Service 2,021.00 Offire Supplies 8U6 Total Other PUI'pOI., 114.16 Total Administration 2.101s.l6 INSTRUCTIONOnCy U service W~l37.6s Text Books 1,175.14 Other Educational Sup. 113.75 . Mr. and Mrl. Earl Sbuler, Jta. Total Other Purpose11 1.288.89 doe, are annodll(ing tbe eocaaeTotal Instruction 88,526.14. ment of their dauahter, Naney, to CO-ORDINATE ACTWI'I'I!:SMr. Jame~~ Carnahan, son or Mr. Other and Drivinj Train. 94.28 and MrJ. Hnold Carnabao, Jta.. Total Other Purpose• 94.28 ~ine. Total Co-ordinate Act. M.28 . The open tbl.ll'th wtddlne wlU UBRARIES-be held in the Y:ornlnt Star Evan· Engagemen t Of N Sh Ier Is Announced p,,.,.,, School Library Book• 181.40 Totli Libnrles 18!.40' TRANSPOR~A.X!ON 01' 1'\JPII&Personal Service 8,7'f2,30 Motor Veb. sap. U88'AO Material ror Mal•t of lllllor · Vehieles esa.tt lepltCtl, Motor Veh. ~IK 1\prs. Motor Veb. 2,1J.D,Il Trau. contraet Total Other PurpctiQ a;O:lG.OB 18J81.8:1 Total THn!lpDrtltlm If puplb JS,lkl:Z CAFICTElUA..,.. Per,onal aerviee The Dally Sentinel • u:ao.:zo ToW l'l!bllc Lundlll T,887.2tl (JI'IlEj\ AUXJIUdiY Mllt:NI:II!lSLeetdren 28.00 Othu &peeial Hrvletl 112.00 Tota1 penon a! ~ervtce 207.00 Tcllra Retire. Contri. 13.21HJ,OO ltm~. BaUre. Contrl. 2,1'72.00 Bd t~e l:du. contrt. 3,2.56.98 ·Deducttoaa by Countr Auditor IID2.24 Total other lllll'POIOI ID.I'I'i .23 Total Other AwdUarr ~ lii,IIIUI. OPERATION r:1P' ~Pl.AN't>~ Pereonal servlc.e SJM,I» J'u!'l 2',120.58 JanUon Supplle• 420.00 Water ,tic: 30:00 Eteclri<!ity o,<!IL1'r TelePhone , ~\ S18.1'f Htullq .c~ IS().OO· Eleanor s.-,haaf,141ddleport Society Editor, PltDna 0079 Middleport Society Notes Rotr1. SWJDJOII, son of ltr. anbd Geoqe Sauer and 100, Btchard, llrf. Carroll SwaTJ.r.on. "' Ul with a Tbunday were Jt E. Pupte, Huntvirus throat in!MionJ mgton; Mr. aad Mrs. Fu&ate aad 80lU, Camall Jr. and Robert Mr. lfr!J. .J:ohn l)tyall hilS entered artd Mn~ . Truman PuJal.tt and Holzer llospoltal for iiUr&etY Mt!!. diid&hter, Rebec;:ca LeeBryan bad lle,r arm broken eulier Mrs. lobn J:etdlta, Mrs. 1.11mea tblJ year when a gun wa1 atci· Criswell ucl daua:bteer. Carol. are dentall,v dLs.cb.afa:ed and struck Yisiton llt&atiaatoa today. her. Mr. &1HI lC~ Ll"l' Rl<e an<l llari~ll SW~tn, daiiJht« ot Mr. 8011._ Cbt~ and Kenneth, an and lin. M:arv1n Swan hal ~n ""'vinl 18 Ill•· Sldllet aparlmeDII ill with measlet thls week. N..U. Soamh..t lllill !lCnel Mr. and Mrs. .MIIrion French were ODFraai lla:rn:Y. Lodl. N. J., who buJineu VisitOr& in Columbus, Fri"" RriOUIJJ injare.t in 1 tNck· day. tnin eollllion at Hobson leftl'al Dinner suetts of Mr. and Mrs. 1110nt.ba ap, n.- been dileharged from MeJp ~ Hoapilal and 1s Uvin.: Jn Middleport Cub Scouts Map Final Plans For Stout Exposition Avoid a hit in the pocket too E•.... G~ plJIIMCI tolteve Friday .lJii:Jd, by train .rron. Athens for a 'IMfk tlld vlait wllh her motber, Mr1. WayDe Glbbon~, and Mr~ and lfrs. Nolaq c.&rJoD in Cin· einnatL Ernest Covert chairman or Cub Scout Pack 244. presided at a me· ~.a~~N et.inc at t h e borne or CliUord Stumbo, in.Jtitutmnal representa· tive, thiR week when leader! of the- SATU!IDAY ONI.T Al'RlL 8 Pack met. Bruce Benoett Lon Chaney DANIEL BOONE, TIAIL Ben Batey, who has been Cub BLAZER Ma•W ~nee tbe Pack was organ. UD C.4lor) heel, reai.JnM at the tlleeting anrl -alsoJ. R. Weill was appointed all the Victor Mature Richard Egan new Cub Master. Stephen VeNallY Virsinia I..eitb VIOLENT SAtUR.,AY Plans were made for the Cub (Cinema.cope-Tecbnicolor) Seoot ex~iliit at the ann1.1al MeibCOMEDY Olld URTOOII Ga.llia .MUOll Seout Expos..~Um-. w.Iucb is being held today at tb~ SUN.·MON 1 APRil.. 7-3 National Guard auditorium above BW't LanudB Tonr Curtis Point Pleailant. Theme of the Ci: Gina LoUobrii!ida htbit tor Paek aM i.s "Puel'to Rico·• TRAPEZE and the Den molhers have- bee'l. (Cmemastope - Technicolor) wpr)fJpg with the Cubs. tD complete ~ t.bei.r plan1 which Include a ealy- McDonald Carey M.oti .. ~' P!O band with lnatrument!l made STRANGER by the boys. CARTOON - eo..-..... Mr. Wells, whose son, Ri<1hard, is a Cub Scout tn the Patk ill a partner of Clemis Fox m the C't:S· Con Inc. factory a t New Havefl, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Wells an:l their children, Richard and Deane Uve in the Russell property on North TbJrd Avenue. Sbe ls 1 su!! stitute teacher in the Midd~port st'booiJ ltlld is enrolled at Ohio Uaivenlty whel"l! ahe iJ complet~ inc WDrk fur her degree. Drive-In '1 .. ·-· .,J' - Accidents can happen ...• bill you won't get b\ll't fi. nanciaUy If you are adequately covered by insurance. Our policiea cost Ut· t!e, but can save you a lot of money and worry. See us Lal<r aay be too la&e; insure aow VDEdwards ·-- .......,eolUT.fiM!Ir" .. E. Znd Sl. PhoDe 35-K l'e!ll. ~~~ Hurt Pomeroy Coin Collectors In Second Meeting Pock ••i.· ._ ij i...-.. When somebody gets hurt, work· ing an.your property, who's going to pay the bill? Nat you, if you're adequately covered by liability insurance. Costs little, can sove much! -lo w.;.o::::.h N!ITICE OP FILING AND HIU. 11111 . IIIG ON INVENTORY Cauot, Mot• Coonly, Ohio TO tll.e Executor or Adminiatra· tor aod to such of tbe following as (3) u, so, (f) t, . . are resident! of the &tate of Ohio: ~ aurvirial spous~ if any; next or D~ll'l' SEaVICii: kin: beneficiaries un<ler the will, Bondi· J~ttor~Da. ~ W20'.00 il any; ~e attorney or attorneys IDhnlt·et 1~.10 rep~;es~lng any o! the atoremon· lob CIIIJ.Ii;eil. of~ 10.110 lloned per.~: ·-'l'olal l)tlll llenlco l.l,e8CI.IO You ..., hereby notlltcd that on Q~Ytho 8Qtb daJ of llareh 11151, an , lfe,. .,.lkll... Tt.G,52.11 IJ>.VODI.wi and Appra\lemoDt of the ·. TOIII'' Ciii!W 011tlay 1~2.7( eslate ol Arthur Delbert ElMI· · ~ Cerdftme. of Indebt-t~cbtea paid &t@t ~eceaaed, late of ViliJge of 15.000.00 Patneroy in said Coilntr was !Ued Total 'f'rntltrtlons 211·~998.8~ l!J thi1 Court.. Ahllt· AND.-II.IAIILITIIS Hearina on nid IDventory and ASSETS-II•. Apprilaement will be ~ad before Cash -~ o:n. HlDd in depoal- thi• Cou.rt on the 1.Strr. day or Aptorr.~ plYe ad lDaetlve r:Q: !liST, at 10 o•eloek A. 11. lllounnee ; I"'*a~ 4!I:OU1 ~·• thento m&~> be ll.lod TOtal !)thor l'UfP-. :it;'IM.SO . ~(!loll) 11(100.00, br lUll' lntereJted party at any '1;~1 o.,.ratlon of ill:h<ttll'lil)t I llulldlnp ~) ~qoo,OO lime prior to llve days be!ore the .~ ~ ..·'1&2.30 E!l.llirm~t (COlt) 100;000.00 date set ror h~arlng. M.UNTENANf.\E ~opL ~ Tot& Allot& !1112:037.lll WITNF.SS my signature sll<l lhe --\ji!!rWa lor lhlilL· llldP IUld WB~ seill f!. aaid Court; tbll 2nd day .t;foUn4t · , ' t;ll0.38 A~oU:fttaJ·:r-anb)e 11)932 .8~ of A.Ptll1957. 1 .,'ll!tillro ~®I Bull41.,.. , Bonded )IO!ii 2>1111000.00 John, C. Bacon , ; · · '·· . ~ALill , -~ ~ UJ&0.8tl· JuO,o IIi<\ >:z.Oifielo Ckrk \' --.. .. . --·I LueDle Bearbs Haftlos, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 Tl'le Pllmeroy Coin Collec:torl• Club held Its seeond mt!eting at the bome of Mlke Roberts Friday niJht. Newly elected orricen .-re Robert Gloeckner, pre.<~ident, Mike Roberta, vice president, Mike F>JI· l!, secretary-treasurer. Other cha:ter members include Dougb.J Se,.' Jer and David Brown. Honorary mmbers, who act in an advisory capatl.t.y, are Mr. Edison Hobstetplical Unlted Bretben atureh on ter aod Mr. E. 1. Foster. Jl'tlda:r, May 31, at Z:JOr o'el~k in 111e - - · with the Rev. IOilr Blthop oWcia1iJlg. In order to beeome a member of the club, one must own a c:ollect NOTICI e~r; ~N'TMJIIT Jo• ol more thao 1110 dlf!m!nl A*a~RIIh.tw A~ri.can c:olns, or .100 different ....,_ it 1 /,W....,_ W. lleltw, fOJ't'llu eoins, or I <:Ombined coli· • Ds 77 eetion of 200 c:olnt. In addition, 1 ~otiet 11 ~ Jlvea that be bas to pasa. a 25-questlon ex· 1 P,Oit Orftce am.InaUoD eoncernlna valuu and AmaaU A.ddrtal ~ Olila; R. D. dates or varloua eolns.. h•.beft r~~~ M l\dl'41n. Anyone inlereste ln joinin& tbe tattwtrtx· arttte lltall of Warren. club should contact one ot the w. llalter lite of S1dtoa Towlls.bip, cba.rter memberL ... ':::::: ~loti~·.::"cia, =~~::~ ' .. Carole Owens Is Honor Guest At Trousseau Shower ahort cakes, coUee and mints with miniature ulnbreHas as favors. Cuesta were Mrs. Pratt, Maida Boush, Mra. Alfred Roush, l'LI'8. Jerry Halley, Etinbeth HarTe,-, Jane Harlu, Judith Murny, OliVa Hemmons, Gail and Diane Stumbo M'n. Ch!ford Owel\l. Sending gifts were llln. William Wlalters, Mrs. Danny Yonkel'll, Mrs. Cllffor<l Stumbo, Mrs. Rirhard OWen!', Mrs. Elh:abeth Oller, Thelma Cal· 2,021,00 lin, Sberry Rupe. J'l!rPO•"'' ~~48. ~::lialtll!ina,n"" !lelioot!lbht 1 ciiA~ ltithtn the f1mlly's means 0. D. Rehabilitation Fund 3,21~ Tot,J 47,037.21 Total Expenditures and BaiJnee 'T.ti11,:9l~"'! NO JCA !f CAll CLDill. OUT 81· ' or Jlta oWN •• •• •• • • • • at • eoat * • -~~· I& A fact .0 J H K FULTON THOMPSON · WHTN-TV Channel13 Satar4ay-Challllll13 HAYLINER 4 4 3tc FOR SALE or rent to respon11ible party. ~ room house, 8 .acl'es. Ethel Claflk, DQ.wnin,gton. Cafeteria Fund See The New Holland 5M:x4~ .1 I Monday- Ch1111nel8 a,;::l 44cttpl' WCHS·TV ChanneQ I =---- POMEROY ,.,.rt RATES (lj Notices ITARU ROTATION FINANCIAL III'OJIT Of THe JACKSONV!Ll.E, Fla. U1' BOARD OP IDUCATION , Lert ha11der BJJiy Plert"e wilt start Fer Flltll Y'Nt andlnt Dtc.m ... r for the Chk.-a_go Wbitl! Sox todaf nat~ 1m when 1bey meet ~be Sl l...oui• cal" W-.t•• I..Dial School Dl1ttld dina!& in an exhibition game, inC.u.ty ef ~.. augurating a pitchlng rotathm P. 0. AcW'r"• Rutland, Ohio M.nt. Wllla~d F.ber11bach and which Manager AI Lopez hopes to Dat. MArch 11. 1t:S1 carry into the American League I ctrtjf!r th• followlnt to dauahter, Jayce and Mu Clarenc.·<> MiMbt wttre buJintts vhitors in season. Followio.g Pierce In order N CDrrecl. wlll be Diek Donovan , Jatk Harsh.Gallipolb, Frid a~:. William J. HobJtetter man, Jim Wltson and Bob Keegan hlf'l:'. Baker Gordon substitute•! Clerk, TNIIUNr of thl lolf'd of at the Sugnr U~tr. ~ellOoJ the pJ"l lducetien _.. 3.40.70.00 wccll: for lhl•~rl Robtru who a FOREHAN & AIIBOTI' T.V. SER- Tax Valultlon fj VICE AU males Repaired by Ex· Tax Levy . . .. 16.5 1II : pert Tee~nJcians. Pbooe 6284 Y School Eerollmfttt ....... . . .776. !ifrt:. WiJU. 1t1 Clur ~tvrued to Middlf'pO!' ·. 6--15-tl Sal•rlea 1nd WitH . .97..,-.65 her l1ome r'hilllcothe. Th,:rs··<ty SCHIOUL• I af~ ll v1.:.it Wd.D her p..u·,• '• Mr Summary of C..... .aftMH. a. a.ri. (21 ) Real Estate i t \fr=. tel·.- o.rj Parfi~ ·. c.lpts •ncl· lx.-...nturti . .. . ltr.ll Cora Glds ls confl.uad to her Balan~. JanUIIry 1. 1956- . , . .. . aere~~, 6 room hou11e, 2 good hotnf'. H•rrtifmvmc r ~ Lld by ill· General .,.und 8.528:85 wells, water In house, good fann :Leu. ; ' '1,40Ul3 in Hy&ell Run. See ClaN!nee Bond RetiLe. FWl.d Building Fund 238',f34.!S2 r.tr8. llerm.an Kuntr has relun Hutsell, Rt . 3, Pomeroy. Cafeteua Fund 0. D. 2~ 501.80 ·edt to her home Grand Rapids 4 e stp 2 5~~~.!10 M.ieh, after " several ~~(!eb vis .• aJ'~:J,.SFARM for sale-20 acres, modet'n G 1 Fu d WLtiJ Mr. and" l;lra. TbQJDaa YOilDJl. house, ~ mile below Tuooen enera . n ~87 )boa. DwiJitt Parker aJJd dauailPlainJ on Rt. No. 7. H. E. Sw•1n ~~~~~~t~iutFund lt.i71.8tl ter,> MrrtJs KaJ, aM Boblirt llor· Reediivllle' Rt. Nu. L 4-S·3tp Cafeteria Fund rt&fSr. apeut .. 'ttmridv lD HL•nt· Rehablllhrt.ion Jl'and s,m.oo !Jl.o_n, W. V.a. wtth Mr. and; Mrs.. Hoases f(lr sale in Syraru!'e. One Total rJ90,&U.Il [)apald Holler. ~ room, on'.l 4 room, one 3 room Total Repts and Bal. 442,60~-4l l:n. Chsrl~s J. W:?"~ ~nd son Wa.tcr and bath S. R. Hendrix. · EXPENDITURESAlbert .were bUIIiDw vhulot's in Gallipohs ThvrS(\ay. 4 .f: 6tp Mn. •Fred Gam surrered a General Fund . I J7,B46.!S9 11 room ho!Uie in lower Syracu~, Bond Ret!r• Fund 19,8158.94 atrokie Friday at her ~orne, Lasley 1 ~ acre• of land. Charles Wag· Buildl.Dg Fund 207,780'.M St. and wu taken to tbe Meigs ner, 808-Y. 4 3 6tp Cateteris II'Und U71.72 General HospitaL Rehabilitation Fund S.l&O.OO .Mr. and Mrs. Phil WilliamRon Let me sho.w you some cholee ToW 395,116&20 accompanied by Mn. Clarente Bobuildin11 lob. Only about ten nUautes W<lik from Court House, BALANCE, DEOEMBEI\ 31, W6 ster and ehlldren of GallipoiL& General Fund 6,105.93 •pent 'MnP'sday In Columbus.. A. N. Ben~el.., Pomeroy. 4 3 tt Bond Retirement Fuad '7,014.'19 I ;;:;;;:;;;;;;::;;;:;.,:;;:::;;;;;::;;;;;.;;;;;::;;;;;;;.;; Buildin1 Fund SO,DSS.S1 SOCIIITY WANT ADS .•. PHONE 398 6:30 New1 Pl~ 6:45 State&mep. Quartett• 7·00 77th Bengal r......:en 7.30 Circus Boy 8 00 Sleve Allen Show 9:00 The ChevY Show 10:30 News IIe&;dlines 10.45 N1tewatch 12 :00 Sign Of! ~ : 30 My Utt~e Marile 6:00 Su,'!"'DIB Saturday - Chllllll818 .- ···"l>-, TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV ChanMel3 Soh~rday- Chan:~el3 Sunday 8·25 Slsn On 830 We ~tern FtJ.ture , WSC! TO MEET 9.30 Cipt Mldnl&bt Tke W. S. t. S. will meet at '1 :30 10.00 Ho~dy Door'Y except Snoday by The Ohio Valley Sen· . -· Group n of tht women's Association will meet Monday evenlni at tbe First Presbyterian Cburc'h. o(ftce, &IJ Br rnutor route where avadable : air. montlu, $4.2&; three months, Pomeroy, 0. Bwinelli o!flte phone ~....:Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 ., April 6, !957 Daily Sentinel Day Book Jolul. C. II&Olllll ludp ~--till Pl'obltll· CDurt ..,... Oa!uat7, ~ 0 ....,....... .... lltlei!IIGY .. _ :aoaa. i:::.U. . 'I~ M!l>lllll..., .11~:):-~· Q 11m! on.. 111..-.bom ,....,. 'Of'. ., lc!tll•l _ .711- " '· ' 'CIIe('Do!j1111;J.Ciork . . . : 'lt.411ii'* ~~., !te· " . . . <~... u. llci '. ' - . . ... - I SEE ONE OF TRESE FIIJEPLY AGENTS • V. D. EDWABDS, INS ..... , . - .... PI£ SS.X, ......7 . . ' WABNEIWBLE, INS. . . . . . . . . . . Ph. 4i-V, Pomoroj G E. REUTER, INS .•....•. ..... Ph. 4ZS.X, r,.a1en,,: BARNES.SIMPSON, INS...... Ph. 8815·X, tl)dctJq!Or(;, DOWNING, INS. . .. .'. . . . . . Ph. 8136-M, H08STETI'ER; INS. . . . . . . . . . . . . n. 13:1, ....~ DAVIS.WAJINER,INS......•.... Ph. 334:-X..· �'' • - ~ Magnolia Temple Past Chiefs In Thursday Meeting, :.= Ohio Valley Association Semi-Pro Baseballl..eague R:e-organizgd., LONG WAY TO GO • • 1 1 ' Hesson Heads Powerful Tiger MoundSt31rf Revival of interest in baseball here r~eivcd another booat Friday night when tb.e Ohio Valley A!sociation semi-pro league waS' reorganized with what appeared to be six strong but fundamentally young team!l. New Olrl·ccrs "-re .... elected by five of the six mana"ers present and 11 JS..game seb:dule with O'Shaughneaey play-offs was set ror late August. Play-oft' winner will reeeive a trophy. One team will be the HarUord Tigers under the guidinJ hand of Cbet Oli-.er, dod of Bob Oliver, Wahama School's ace pitcher this year.High Oliver is ex--cted to Anthony..~s Sitrhts OnPatt~rs& . '.~ ~, l' . . ·\ ~~:~·~r.;ta· =-:o::: ~: ~ .·Aftet U~t ~(.(). Of Spi@er; Grapefruit stancllngs The DaUg ~endnel suo· RTS T. Portocarerro, McDermott ., DETROIT UP - TOJl)' Anthony, and Shantz; Delock, Suace 7 and a fOTmer china-jawed rn(ddle White. Winner - McDermott. Loa- w&igb who bet-ame a sen.sational er · Suscc. light heaVJ in tnoning out Clnack Spieser Friday night, today looked At Clearwater, Fla. past his June 7 tiUe fight with New York A 001 101 001 4 10 2 Archie Moore. to Floyd Patterson. I . I DESK By Cbet TannehiU Meigs County foxhunters will be heading toward Philadelphia 000 000 60x - 6 9 1 next weekend to take pari in the Ohio State Foxhunters As- Turley, Grim 8 and Johnson; . bench sh ow an d t na . 1s. Pr oba bl e Ga11'ta vlSt . 'Iors l .~om pSimmons, soc1at10n , .. Moreheadw· 8 ands·Loata, LNnnet1 5 . mner • amhere are Dick Leifheit, Norman Fishel', Tracy Whaley and Ar- mons. Loser • Turley. HR • D thur Beegle. There may be more. , Johnson. Two once--upon-a-time foxhunters who no longer have dogs I are Whaley and Jalte Gaul of Racine. ' "They started to run At Houston, Tex. deer instead of foxes," said Whaley, "and they were so much Milwaukee 030 200 ooo - 5 g 1 trouble to round up afterwards, I just sold them and got out Brooklyn 010 ooo ooo • 1 7 .a. of it." Jake likely would ·report somewhat the same experi- Burdette, Pizarro 7. aDd Rice; ·t w• s Tra. Xoufu - , Bauent 8 , Klpp 1 and .1 1 ever saw 1wo never-say-u"I' e fo x h un t ers 1 ence, 1or 1 r• d J k f ( Roseboro. Winner · BurdeUE: have as good a battery as any min- cy an a eo a ew years ago. · . Kouf'ax. HR., Burdette or league In Ohio below Cia~& A bait "It doesn't matter how they gripe," said a lo'ca) fisherman Aaron Mil · Hurling will be the gre.at south- Friday, "a good man on the end of a lin~ can catch fish ln pa1v. Gene Hes&On , 11ow 22, who Forked Run Lake ." At" Wichita P'alls, Tex. hs.s had drooling 9ffe'1'11 from more . , · f' h' · "'CO>ndar~f 1 Cleveland 410 320 011 12 1Z 2 than one Clau AAA circuit. Catch. . . Meigs County s own recreation l~ke ( ~s mg IS of. New York 010 001 106-- 9 13 0 ing Hes 8on will be Luther Tneker . Importance under the State setup) IS rapidly becommg a more Tomanek, Pitula 6 and Regan the dursble rormer Southern Asso- ' popular spot for family outings of all kinds, and for NillOn 4; LltUefield, Con.&table elation backstop, Cia&.<~ AA. · men too. 1, Dodrigue:z 5, McCall a Racine, managed by Granddad 1 Some n'otes on Forked Run of interest to fishermen: and Westrum, Thomas !5. Win1 Shain ffOm ·the dugout, will have 1. Present plans call for planting Saugers in the lake ner - Tomanek. Loser • Littlefield a .rtrong mound headed by Larry .... Th NY s 1 1 (Little Foozy) Wolfe, now only 20, clean ~p ~uckers and other rough flsh that apparently HRs ompson , m\1 Wolfe took a turn in ClaiM A ball gotten tn Jt from Forked Run before the lake was built. Cle, Sauer NY, Rodgen N.Y. and atill baa a job wsiting for ·his Saugers are a member of the pike and perch family, but run Thomas N. Y: there any time he wants to return. smaller, around two pounds at peak maturity. Pomeroy ytill field a strong ag2. It is hoped soon to put a net in the lake and see just At Charlotte, N.C. aregatton Wlth P~IJ Collins st pl- is in it. Local fishermen are expected to be on h~nd when Cincinnati 000 00! 000 - 1 5 0 lot. Their cll•ll w1ll be strengthen- I t . b ht S .· ·u b b th W"ldl"f Washington 000 000 000. o a 0. ed this year by the addition of Har- ne ts roug up. upervtsJOn WI e y e 1 Ie Klippstein, )leyer tl, Fowler vey van Vranken, son-In-law of 3. Bass up to four and five pounds were taken from 9 aod Bailey; PaBcual, Ramos Traey WhaleJ, He is a 8-4 first Run last year and up to two and three pounders already 9 and Berberet. Winner - KUppbaseman who in scrvire baseball been reported caught this spring. stein. Loser . PascUal. HR . Hoak wa• in hlgh demand ~~ a slugger On Lake Hope: · c· and Infielder. Colllna battery is Heavy Hme concentra·t.ions have been applied to Lake flope m. • not yet set. recently and fish are going back to deep water. The lime was At San Antonio, Tex. Middleport will have a powerful necessary to neutralize acidity of the water caused by opening Chicago N 024 000 000 • 6 9 2 young team ,many of them In and of old mine shafts from one cause or another. One feeder Baltimore ·HOUSTON, T~x. UP - What- ~hampion. 100 Wl 001 - 4 8 2. just out or college. woody Call k · rt" 1 1 · h 1 h · to ever chances the Cleveland. In- ~ Strickland. moved to fill in at will Rush and Neeman; Wight, Pd· be catching either Mlck Mil- cree tn pa ICU ar, we earn, wa-s pourmg t e su p ur m diana have In the Ameritan second when Avila was called lica 8 and Triandos, Patton 7. Leasue race this: se111on could de. home due to hi!t mother's illneu, ler, former pro toaaer, Bob A•bley, Lake Hope in damaging amounts . A count showed 36 old coal Losing pitcher - WIJht. HRs or big Jim Bowie• of the current min~ shafts sealed up on the watershed feeding Lake Hope. pend on the hittini of two ve:ter- currently is hitting well over .300. Franeona . Blt, Williams Bit. 1n1 not normally regarded as "big ManaJer Kerby Farrell has indi~ MHS entry. Jotm Parson• wUI be Just H few of these breaking open could fou) things up. On the subject of lake acidity , Lake Alma· near Wellston men" in the batting order. cated the slick infielder may atay the Front Orrice manager behind Catcher Jim Hegan and inf·leld- In the regular lineup if his hilling the club though active fteld man- which a rew years ago didn't seem to have a fish in it now is er George Strickland, both under ronUnues. agement will be in other hands. thriving with the rinny creatures. Treatment for acidity and Rounding out lhe six team loop ..225 hitters ill1t aeason, were makMeanwhile. the Indiana hot int thingm rouah for oppomition aprina: hitting streak continued which will play single Sunday af- checking sOutTcs of the sulphur water cured the Alma probOf 0 pitchers along the spring training Friday 11 thoy acored 10 run.& in ternoon gameo will · be Coolville lem. All of this may not be news to genb; like Pete Klocs,. ~mu· 1 elrcqit. · the: lint five Innings and then with Dick Spencer at the helm and He1an ~' the hittln& star of weattiered a, aix-run New York . athlete~ from ley Murray, Ken Amshary, Willis Anthony, Paddle l.ambert, ,: (riday'.& 1~ a:L. WldlU.a Falll, Gt~nt l'tlb"· I• the nint.b. for t ~ · :t.O::,;\J!I .,. and Herb Bonet and A.' C. Hilt They head for the la!!\es whenever 'hJ:., collectlh1 two hits and drlv' ·•4!tor;. · PI t wtn be time and the Fraus allow it. r· 1 • • In; in four.; runs. The veteran 'nle ClevelJnd .triumph dead~ in will! ~ another tearil of uhland~ They'd rather fi::;h than work, anytime. Who wouldn't? CJ¥ARWATER. Fla. UP- The backstop now haa 10 hitfl in 16 locked the lf'priog serlefl with the tng yoUnger playe:rs under the Philadelphia Phllllcs' desperate of Roger (Hindu) Henderguidance trips to the plate for a .625 aver· Giants at alx-all. 1 · Indians Chances May Depend On Slugging Of Degan, Strickland :1:, ·,~..;1~:~~u!'i::f the A crowd of 8,651 paid $20,145'to wattb the nationally televi!led · Say Time Ripe or New Pro Grid League The Trl·be pounded starter Dick INSURANCE? eFOR THE BEST: eANY TYPE: Sec or C•ll JOHN RICHMOND 814 E. Moln St. Pomeroy ISnead, Demaret Lead Field In ~1!-:.·.h:.~d F'""'""';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;'===--;.[ NEED GOOD 1"'" 0 haa ·L ltlleflcld out of the box In the son. Tho ....... tho for Hesscm, for eumpl.., Is flrat inning ,vith a four -run rally, and contiml('d their rsmpaa:e '"" In Hend•non's pi•• to against Jim Constable, Freddie 1 T••k... ' ' ""' Roclriguea: and Windy McCan. "Why doesn't Ht&IOI"' acupt Nine of the 12 hits were for extra • c1.., A cOntract •nd lftn By WILLIAM TUCKER basct~, one a homer by AI Smith. . h•re?'' ANGUSTA G It dThe be.!lt pitching performance ·1d a.tUP -:- tl s~~n This was in partial levitY at d n ol the conlelll was turned In by Dlek Tomanek . the C I eve Ian d Jeut, •• the league actuallY is 1 ~ers l G~l;nToourn:~~~t ~~od;ye wft~ . elarler, who gave up only one run, 11lronger. an d w1'II atl rae t more ran the · only two three-lime wmncrs a homer by Hank ThompsQn , in lntereS't hy brlnglnlil out the best chasing each ~J~thcr down the five lnninga. ball pbyers in the area. stretrh . but Sam Snead had two NIGHT GAMES PLANNED • strokes and two yean over Jim· TRIES COMEBACK While cheduled play will open my Demarct. 11 HA-LLANDALE, Fla. UP -Nee. dles, the 1936 Kcntut::k)' Derby May ibl26 , attt 1c~j t th ricbt more I·f Snead, playing a perilous game winner who hill been beaten In bla pos• bee, a racd vfo ntha Wghame11 that saw him rtJ~oup from a doulaet tour atarts, trlea the eome%- w111 caroe or e a ama ble boaey with a d•rlng eagle for b•c- traiJ . •aalnst 12 rivals today field with an AII.Star c~at of the a second rom:ad 68, Jed the field in the $25.000 Added Fort t..uder· OVA oppoalng outatandlng Hunt- with 140 after 36 holts, Demaret, dale H a n d i c a p at Gulbtro.m lntton, Cbarle1lon or Columbus who8e ouly throw-back to hil' for- l Park. SPRING SPECIALS At Wholesole Pric:es FIRESTONE TIRES teai"IUI. Tbis plan wal' i.dopted as a WIY to produce needed cash in the club treatmrlea. Rece.iplll [rom the All-Star camea. 1fter eJr;penses and blsJc lea1ue needs bave been met ,wUt be divided evenly belweell •'I clubs. The pasa-t'le-hat method Ia u!f. ually Inadequate to obtain enouah funds in scheduled . pmea Sunday afternoons to maintain healthy teams. DRE 'REPAIRING BRAKE SERVIa I ud lZ Volt · BATTERIES tUNE-UP o\LSO ·,,.Roof Paint • ' 1 tire at. to match hiB serloua game, Demaret couldn 't fool the e.alen· db~r hwdhich marked him for a 47th 1rt ay soon. Sne1d Annu1lly Con•lstent Snead. at 45, had the advantage of being 11 co~siste~t top man in recept years 1n thu tougheat of pressure tournaments. Demaret hadn't been in the low 241 ilnce he won the Masters in 19.00 and h l'- h • Ilk may ave 1orgo ~n w at its e. Both have major antaconlsU out of the way in their drive lor top Masters money when Ben Hoaan and Cary Middl,ccoff &UJ'prlsingly failed to melisure up to tho 150 second-round qualiCying score Fri· day. For U;Je first tlme, the .Masters field was cut Lo the low tO plarers after the · eoond day'a '* Feroadez blt .22'1 In 34 11mes for the Doda:oi's and .277 In aamea for thct Montreal Royal• last sea110n. For a Ume 1t was believed be ml&ht tJQ over the Dodflers' JborbltoP' sjJot with Reeee movlDI tit third. Valo.fa 36-ye.,..old veteran of 13 maJor leaJUtl &IBUona, wlll be retained by the Dodten aa a left.. banded plncb·hlller. Invited to the ·meeting were df:l· egatea f'rom Miami, AUanta, New Orleaus. Louisvine·, st. ·LOuis, mlftlle ...... Wolfe. mctnwhlle, was ~cctcd vice pnslder.t of the new OVA by tiM: mana-en Friday nlaht. He wiD aS&llt Chester Tunehlll, Sportl Editor and staff writer of ·tbe Daily Sentinel, namod presl· dont. Jirn White of Syracusa who hu provet\ his ability and desire to maintain Joatue ataUatlca wu named seerclary attd J~li Roacrs. Polot PleiNn\ Hl(ll S<~l teacher aDd btBebaU t::oae.b 1 "WII elected treaaurtr. ' A atopped.up pubUelt.7 ~ampalgn lp loc:al neW5JMJH:ri ia f;1epeeted to build Jnt()l'Qt In tbCI cottipeUUon to follow. wort united ol>JOO\ ot develop pro11ido a ,....... ln~·~~!iia!Or in<>n~~~·: playen dur- . 1 ' -··The derby cindid•tes iiarb~d tOI',. tbt 56tb rijJ~Jlhu: of _the swift. t~ eilt'Cuilong event, a11e ~Ue~ Clem, Kine HaJran, Galla.,t•Man, · Tenacious and Double '•· X~ M~l\• Craz:y and Jedgar Ru.ler cPJpplete the small field. · All caJ:ey 12111· pQunds. .. . ·., .~ w ..· J . . duri11 the lo- A detlert COUrtl CllT1iQf GUt"" the "'"'" wu .......... tlie ho.....O. 111111e4 t'bove and Mr1. WU"U:am. Fieber, lll'to. fiOillD lkll'Jia, V,.. Klrl Grueser, Kra. l...a.INN~ Latwtaa. Er.na Jeue and Mr.a.. Curle oru.. -.. ,, Taw nut meeUna 1rUl be beld at the loomf ol lllla l'helml Qrueser, Th\U'I4ay, May a . · -" ~ JlaY.ed GMOlJNI! ALLEY Geo. 1 41dn't """" I 4idn't 111111t to ride with hit/ C.O.OI . •' ." · E· : '., .. ... ., ' · ... H., .·.· · ,. 990 : 0 n you; o·i••• ' .,,., ,. _ __ , .~ . ,....,, ..,, . I ·1· · 1 1 , y our . ·' · . ' . ~ .. ~ . .'~:;JI: .~:;...; s·un. , ••• •' _;.,.". ' T .· . 0 . . 1': ' ·~ ' ... . __ Ji~klle Burk-~-t • who led the firrt wllb 71 and ab~t an eun· ,:. '::c7.~2 wai only oM 1troke behind p.,,•.,,, at 143. Ed I'Urrol had all teur ~rver Wud. ' · , had t45 ..d • host Wilted at 11e the leaden . . Wltb the fil>ld ' cllt drastically, the . toul'l'la!Mnt·..tlr"ta. at noOn to • day inatead ·of Ute - uiual miff· morning tee-up . ro test VIRDON HOT SARASOTA, Fla. UP - Billy Virdon, who finlsbed eeeoud ·to Alilwallkee~s Hank AlroD IB tM National Lea~Q blUing :rue JiSt year, If ready for t.be 1907 ·NL campaiJn. vtrdbn tttrrtintly ti ellppfna lllon1 at a .438 ollp In Grapolrult Leape t~mea aftd leado tbo Plrotea In 11101 .bitted In wltll a . ' ' ... .. , - .... . ' ""' 6UT )'QU PROMISED TO TAKE ME TO THE ZOO TO SEE THE ANIMALS lloUI Ford of MalJoJi,tc, N. Y .. II IIIII .... lim two 11lo$l11 IIIML 11MrMfter tht mlftlf" ., of tha leHlna t ..m . will N • Wet'l Sunset ··.. . -· . Orl""".l · Station:. . . p "rly In June ,...lble, Den Wei,., liar of tht old OYA, will NEW YORJI UP -'- ~btel>., · ' year-olda, tix of whom: ~· eltgl.,_, 1,\n mapplnr pl•u ' FIGHT RESULT·S even--par 1+1 11 did at.eaib' ama· " In the mer carefree self wu a pair of kelly-green 1hoea, attacked the exacting Aug~rala National course with precision Friday to score a two-under 70 and trail Snead by two strokes at 14:2. But if he looled the crowd wiLh 11. con ~ crvative b~own-and .t.an 1\entucky De~~ . , I Ill llor hO\lf aad. pritet awtl!dtd to Bomiot Ana Durat, - . Cook, Mn, Btrnf,ee Dartt and Mrs. Aim&n· da Kup1r. · ai:'l~n Kanau City, Dallas, HoustOn, Bolton, Buffal~, Cinci.nnati, Mil~ waukee ond Mmneapoh•. , Cooper said he waa "fairly cer'-; i /. lain" that a new league would be, I in operation by 1958, but waSt quiet to point out that under no t::irtam.ata . ~~ wo ..1d it be in~~ . · teUUOh 'Wllh"tbe-Nauotillt roo~~ Leaaue. He ·~s.tiHh.at · ·t be. new lea1ue ,wuld 'relpe_c t all N·n . cori-·, ' lrli<1J and would operate du$J , . . the week instead of on we·e'keoda, , : , search fqr a succesSor to short- as the Nn.. docs. . . stop Granny . Hamner ended todllo)" with tho acquisition or chico rer. nandez from the .Brooklyn Dodgers. ly Unlmt Prest NEW OlLIANS: ·L. C. Mo... o. On~c regarded as a threat to YeunptOWft, Ohio, 141, . , . , . . Peewee lteese'a job, the 25-year old Fernand!z was obtained by "Kill.,..~ J•cksen, Naw the Pitillles for outfielder Elmo 139, (10) ' . \ Valo, pitcher Ron Ne&ray, three. DITIIQfT: Tony Anthony, Haro ' minor league players and an elt.imated $75,000. Two ol the minor lem, 17"3, lfoepped Chuck Spl ...r,· ' " letiiUetJ were shortstop Mel Gebo Lll'lllft9, Mich.., 114'4. (10). and tiNt-baseman Tom Harkness. The t~lrd will be sent to the Dodg. ers next week. Th.-o AII.Star ltfMI will .Itt ebt1lftt:d EXPERT MOTOR Masters Tourney; Hogan 18 0ut a.met: • ~,.,,..., .•· - IIDeial :·:.= arnr upFOf::;;:::, ' • IIH. ....., IIIJbol, f - tl\.. - - oWto!o lllo •ubo<h - - l>o111 \be bospitol m IIOVJ'OVlftl, . • fll'lll4on!. Len,t - · ..,..., .... P-ll&atlal! -~Av•. :<Year.()ld8IUJZ =::' BALTIMORE UP - Jnsistinl that the time -ia: ripe for a new· profe&Sional football circpit, representatives from 13 cities meet behind closed door.s today to beGera1d H. Coo~r~ an •tWrney who serves as · secre\ary-treas~ of 'the United State .._,.ootball" Lea&~. Inc., and spokesman for the new group, said Friday ~at "interuted" parties from the 13 tlties were aske:d to atte"pd the, meetine: to "formulate plans and see what loesl condltions are for each individual team." lila· and a IJit . _ - ble for the · Kentuclr: ri!Y,. mi~b strides today iri tb ~ . . . ArC~ie . MOore. ~s,'tat: aM. fa!i- Added Swift states ·at : ••lea•· loa in the 4feep twill&ht Qf a box.· ~lth a .crowd of ~000 •~:di~Pate4 lng ( _ . i~at hU bad a loJig ror the y~(r'~ ,: rtrst , 'Si_. Gi · racing· in-New YQrk; · .rw.~ _. fiJ:hl '1 'l'llo afternoon, has already alp8d to ~ meet tbt winner in th.('"':same Olympia Stadium ring J~f..-1· How about ))eavyweieht-<oilamp · Pauerson? "That's who d.'t'• •ft,. ~ er," said Ernie Braea, ~!J.Pn)"l ·· manager. ~:, Anthony, a Harlem muaiclan ".) with a real smooth ring gnde, .ur- dprlaed everybody - even himself · 1, -1»' Pakin( up . top-ranked light.. tf1 be8\'y Spl...r In the first putting " him down and almoat out ln the: Get Fernandez F H Je Jn Phil's'JnfJ•e'Jd age and nine runs batted ln. Strickland, more noted ror his exceLlence in the field thun at the plate, may bf' th(' lndi111111 4 sl:Jrllng teeond batWman in place or Bobby Avila, only lhroo .&hort years ago the Amr.rlcnn League's batting Lar4•• llroror Ia ..11011 oJ!IIIO'I' ta. -.am olwe• ol •• uNrtao •tess 1114 hom~ ' .1'itll tlirto. . I HATE zoos-THEY SORE ME ARE VQU PARTICULAR WHAT KIND OF ANIMALS YOU 'SEE f HOW ABOUT BEARS AND SeAVERS~ �'' • - ~ Magnolia Temple Past Chiefs In Thursday Meeting, :.= Ohio Valley Association Semi-Pro Baseballl..eague R:e-organizgd., LONG WAY TO GO • • 1 1 ' Hesson Heads Powerful Tiger MoundSt31rf Revival of interest in baseball here r~eivcd another booat Friday night when tb.e Ohio Valley A!sociation semi-pro league waS' reorganized with what appeared to be six strong but fundamentally young team!l. New Olrl·ccrs "-re .... elected by five of the six mana"ers present and 11 JS..game seb:dule with O'Shaughneaey play-offs was set ror late August. Play-oft' winner will reeeive a trophy. One team will be the HarUord Tigers under the guidinJ hand of Cbet Oli-.er, dod of Bob Oliver, Wahama School's ace pitcher this year.High Oliver is ex--cted to Anthony..~s Sitrhts OnPatt~rs& . '.~ ~, l' . . ·\ ~~:~·~r.;ta· =-:o::: ~: ~ .·Aftet U~t ~(.(). Of Spi@er; Grapefruit stancllngs The DaUg ~endnel suo· RTS T. Portocarerro, McDermott ., DETROIT UP - TOJl)' Anthony, and Shantz; Delock, Suace 7 and a fOTmer china-jawed rn(ddle White. Winner - McDermott. Loa- w&igb who bet-ame a sen.sational er · Suscc. light heaVJ in tnoning out Clnack Spieser Friday night, today looked At Clearwater, Fla. past his June 7 tiUe fight with New York A 001 101 001 4 10 2 Archie Moore. to Floyd Patterson. I . I DESK By Cbet TannehiU Meigs County foxhunters will be heading toward Philadelphia 000 000 60x - 6 9 1 next weekend to take pari in the Ohio State Foxhunters As- Turley, Grim 8 and Johnson; . bench sh ow an d t na . 1s. Pr oba bl e Ga11'ta vlSt . 'Iors l .~om pSimmons, soc1at10n , .. Moreheadw· 8 ands·Loata, LNnnet1 5 . mner • amhere are Dick Leifheit, Norman Fishel', Tracy Whaley and Ar- mons. Loser • Turley. HR • D thur Beegle. There may be more. , Johnson. Two once--upon-a-time foxhunters who no longer have dogs I are Whaley and Jalte Gaul of Racine. ' "They started to run At Houston, Tex. deer instead of foxes," said Whaley, "and they were so much Milwaukee 030 200 ooo - 5 g 1 trouble to round up afterwards, I just sold them and got out Brooklyn 010 ooo ooo • 1 7 .a. of it." Jake likely would ·report somewhat the same experi- Burdette, Pizarro 7. aDd Rice; ·t w• s Tra. Xoufu - , Bauent 8 , Klpp 1 and .1 1 ever saw 1wo never-say-u"I' e fo x h un t ers 1 ence, 1or 1 r• d J k f ( Roseboro. Winner · BurdeUE: have as good a battery as any min- cy an a eo a ew years ago. · . Kouf'ax. HR., Burdette or league In Ohio below Cia~& A bait "It doesn't matter how they gripe," said a lo'ca) fisherman Aaron Mil · Hurling will be the gre.at south- Friday, "a good man on the end of a lin~ can catch fish ln pa1v. Gene Hes&On , 11ow 22, who Forked Run Lake ." At" Wichita P'alls, Tex. hs.s had drooling 9ffe'1'11 from more . , · f' h' · "'CO>ndar~f 1 Cleveland 410 320 011 12 1Z 2 than one Clau AAA circuit. Catch. . . Meigs County s own recreation l~ke ( ~s mg IS of. New York 010 001 106-- 9 13 0 ing Hes 8on will be Luther Tneker . Importance under the State setup) IS rapidly becommg a more Tomanek, Pitula 6 and Regan the dursble rormer Southern Asso- ' popular spot for family outings of all kinds, and for NillOn 4; LltUefield, Con.&table elation backstop, Cia&.<~ AA. · men too. 1, Dodrigue:z 5, McCall a Racine, managed by Granddad 1 Some n'otes on Forked Run of interest to fishermen: and Westrum, Thomas !5. Win1 Shain ffOm ·the dugout, will have 1. Present plans call for planting Saugers in the lake ner - Tomanek. Loser • Littlefield a .rtrong mound headed by Larry .... Th NY s 1 1 (Little Foozy) Wolfe, now only 20, clean ~p ~uckers and other rough flsh that apparently HRs ompson , m\1 Wolfe took a turn in ClaiM A ball gotten tn Jt from Forked Run before the lake was built. Cle, Sauer NY, Rodgen N.Y. and atill baa a job wsiting for ·his Saugers are a member of the pike and perch family, but run Thomas N. Y: there any time he wants to return. smaller, around two pounds at peak maturity. Pomeroy ytill field a strong ag2. It is hoped soon to put a net in the lake and see just At Charlotte, N.C. aregatton Wlth P~IJ Collins st pl- is in it. Local fishermen are expected to be on h~nd when Cincinnati 000 00! 000 - 1 5 0 lot. Their cll•ll w1ll be strengthen- I t . b ht S .· ·u b b th W"ldl"f Washington 000 000 000. o a 0. ed this year by the addition of Har- ne ts roug up. upervtsJOn WI e y e 1 Ie Klippstein, )leyer tl, Fowler vey van Vranken, son-In-law of 3. Bass up to four and five pounds were taken from 9 aod Bailey; PaBcual, Ramos Traey WhaleJ, He is a 8-4 first Run last year and up to two and three pounders already 9 and Berberet. Winner - KUppbaseman who in scrvire baseball been reported caught this spring. stein. Loser . PascUal. HR . Hoak wa• in hlgh demand ~~ a slugger On Lake Hope: · c· and Infielder. Colllna battery is Heavy Hme concentra·t.ions have been applied to Lake flope m. • not yet set. recently and fish are going back to deep water. The lime was At San Antonio, Tex. Middleport will have a powerful necessary to neutralize acidity of the water caused by opening Chicago N 024 000 000 • 6 9 2 young team ,many of them In and of old mine shafts from one cause or another. One feeder Baltimore ·HOUSTON, T~x. UP - What- ~hampion. 100 Wl 001 - 4 8 2. just out or college. woody Call k · rt" 1 1 · h 1 h · to ever chances the Cleveland. In- ~ Strickland. moved to fill in at will Rush and Neeman; Wight, Pd· be catching either Mlck Mil- cree tn pa ICU ar, we earn, wa-s pourmg t e su p ur m diana have In the Ameritan second when Avila was called lica 8 and Triandos, Patton 7. Leasue race this: se111on could de. home due to hi!t mother's illneu, ler, former pro toaaer, Bob A•bley, Lake Hope in damaging amounts . A count showed 36 old coal Losing pitcher - WIJht. HRs or big Jim Bowie• of the current min~ shafts sealed up on the watershed feeding Lake Hope. pend on the hittini of two ve:ter- currently is hitting well over .300. Franeona . Blt, Williams Bit. 1n1 not normally regarded as "big ManaJer Kerby Farrell has indi~ MHS entry. Jotm Parson• wUI be Just H few of these breaking open could fou) things up. On the subject of lake acidity , Lake Alma· near Wellston men" in the batting order. cated the slick infielder may atay the Front Orrice manager behind Catcher Jim Hegan and inf·leld- In the regular lineup if his hilling the club though active fteld man- which a rew years ago didn't seem to have a fish in it now is er George Strickland, both under ronUnues. agement will be in other hands. thriving with the rinny creatures. Treatment for acidity and Rounding out lhe six team loop ..225 hitters ill1t aeason, were makMeanwhile. the Indiana hot int thingm rouah for oppomition aprina: hitting streak continued which will play single Sunday af- checking sOutTcs of the sulphur water cured the Alma probOf 0 pitchers along the spring training Friday 11 thoy acored 10 run.& in ternoon gameo will · be Coolville lem. All of this may not be news to genb; like Pete Klocs,. ~mu· 1 elrcqit. · the: lint five Innings and then with Dick Spencer at the helm and He1an ~' the hittln& star of weattiered a, aix-run New York . athlete~ from ley Murray, Ken Amshary, Willis Anthony, Paddle l.ambert, ,: (riday'.& 1~ a:L. WldlU.a Falll, Gt~nt l'tlb"· I• the nint.b. for t ~ · :t.O::,;\J!I .,. and Herb Bonet and A.' C. Hilt They head for the la!!\es whenever 'hJ:., collectlh1 two hits and drlv' ·•4!tor;. · PI t wtn be time and the Fraus allow it. r· 1 • • In; in four.; runs. The veteran 'nle ClevelJnd .triumph dead~ in will! ~ another tearil of uhland~ They'd rather fi::;h than work, anytime. Who wouldn't? CJ¥ARWATER. Fla. UP- The backstop now haa 10 hitfl in 16 locked the lf'priog serlefl with the tng yoUnger playe:rs under the Philadelphia Phllllcs' desperate of Roger (Hindu) Henderguidance trips to the plate for a .625 aver· Giants at alx-all. 1 · Indians Chances May Depend On Slugging Of Degan, Strickland :1:, ·,~..;1~:~~u!'i::f the A crowd of 8,651 paid $20,145'to wattb the nationally televi!led · Say Time Ripe or New Pro Grid League The Trl·be pounded starter Dick INSURANCE? eFOR THE BEST: eANY TYPE: Sec or C•ll JOHN RICHMOND 814 E. Moln St. Pomeroy ISnead, Demaret Lead Field In ~1!-:.·.h:.~d F'""'""';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;'===--;.[ NEED GOOD 1"'" 0 haa ·L ltlleflcld out of the box In the son. Tho ....... tho for Hesscm, for eumpl.., Is flrat inning ,vith a four -run rally, and contiml('d their rsmpaa:e '"" In Hend•non's pi•• to against Jim Constable, Freddie 1 T••k... ' ' ""' Roclriguea: and Windy McCan. "Why doesn't Ht&IOI"' acupt Nine of the 12 hits were for extra • c1.., A cOntract •nd lftn By WILLIAM TUCKER basct~, one a homer by AI Smith. . h•re?'' ANGUSTA G It dThe be.!lt pitching performance ·1d a.tUP -:- tl s~~n This was in partial levitY at d n ol the conlelll was turned In by Dlek Tomanek . the C I eve Ian d Jeut, •• the league actuallY is 1 ~ers l G~l;nToourn:~~~t ~~od;ye wft~ . elarler, who gave up only one run, 11lronger. an d w1'II atl rae t more ran the · only two three-lime wmncrs a homer by Hank ThompsQn , in lntereS't hy brlnglnlil out the best chasing each ~J~thcr down the five lnninga. ball pbyers in the area. stretrh . but Sam Snead had two NIGHT GAMES PLANNED • strokes and two yean over Jim· TRIES COMEBACK While cheduled play will open my Demarct. 11 HA-LLANDALE, Fla. UP -Nee. dles, the 1936 Kcntut::k)' Derby May ibl26 , attt 1c~j t th ricbt more I·f Snead, playing a perilous game winner who hill been beaten In bla pos• bee, a racd vfo ntha Wghame11 that saw him rtJ~oup from a doulaet tour atarts, trlea the eome%- w111 caroe or e a ama ble boaey with a d•rlng eagle for b•c- traiJ . •aalnst 12 rivals today field with an AII.Star c~at of the a second rom:ad 68, Jed the field in the $25.000 Added Fort t..uder· OVA oppoalng outatandlng Hunt- with 140 after 36 holts, Demaret, dale H a n d i c a p at Gulbtro.m lntton, Cbarle1lon or Columbus who8e ouly throw-back to hil' for- l Park. SPRING SPECIALS At Wholesole Pric:es FIRESTONE TIRES teai"IUI. Tbis plan wal' i.dopted as a WIY to produce needed cash in the club treatmrlea. Rece.iplll [rom the All-Star camea. 1fter eJr;penses and blsJc lea1ue needs bave been met ,wUt be divided evenly belweell •'I clubs. The pasa-t'le-hat method Ia u!f. ually Inadequate to obtain enouah funds in scheduled . pmea Sunday afternoons to maintain healthy teams. DRE 'REPAIRING BRAKE SERVIa I ud lZ Volt · BATTERIES tUNE-UP o\LSO ·,,.Roof Paint • ' 1 tire at. to match hiB serloua game, Demaret couldn 't fool the e.alen· db~r hwdhich marked him for a 47th 1rt ay soon. Sne1d Annu1lly Con•lstent Snead. at 45, had the advantage of being 11 co~siste~t top man in recept years 1n thu tougheat of pressure tournaments. Demaret hadn't been in the low 241 ilnce he won the Masters in 19.00 and h l'- h • Ilk may ave 1orgo ~n w at its e. Both have major antaconlsU out of the way in their drive lor top Masters money when Ben Hoaan and Cary Middl,ccoff &UJ'prlsingly failed to melisure up to tho 150 second-round qualiCying score Fri· day. For U;Je first tlme, the .Masters field was cut Lo the low tO plarers after the · eoond day'a '* Feroadez blt .22'1 In 34 11mes for the Doda:oi's and .277 In aamea for thct Montreal Royal• last sea110n. For a Ume 1t was believed be ml&ht tJQ over the Dodflers' JborbltoP' sjJot with Reeee movlDI tit third. Valo.fa 36-ye.,..old veteran of 13 maJor leaJUtl &IBUona, wlll be retained by the Dodten aa a left.. banded plncb·hlller. Invited to the ·meeting were df:l· egatea f'rom Miami, AUanta, New Orleaus. Louisvine·, st. ·LOuis, mlftlle ...... Wolfe. mctnwhlle, was ~cctcd vice pnslder.t of the new OVA by tiM: mana-en Friday nlaht. He wiD aS&llt Chester Tunehlll, Sportl Editor and staff writer of ·tbe Daily Sentinel, namod presl· dont. Jirn White of Syracusa who hu provet\ his ability and desire to maintain Joatue ataUatlca wu named seerclary attd J~li Roacrs. Polot PleiNn\ Hl(ll S<~l teacher aDd btBebaU t::oae.b 1 "WII elected treaaurtr. ' A atopped.up pubUelt.7 ~ampalgn lp loc:al neW5JMJH:ri ia f;1epeeted to build Jnt()l'Qt In tbCI cottipeUUon to follow. wort united ol>JOO\ ot develop pro11ido a ,....... ln~·~~!iia!Or in<>n~~~·: playen dur- . 1 ' -··The derby cindid•tes iiarb~d tOI',. tbt 56tb rijJ~Jlhu: of _the swift. t~ eilt'Cuilong event, a11e ~Ue~ Clem, Kine HaJran, Galla.,t•Man, · Tenacious and Double '•· X~ M~l\• Craz:y and Jedgar Ru.ler cPJpplete the small field. · All caJ:ey 12111· pQunds. .. . ·., .~ w ..· J . . duri11 the lo- A detlert COUrtl CllT1iQf GUt"" the "'"'" wu .......... tlie ho.....O. 111111e4 t'bove and Mr1. WU"U:am. Fieber, lll'to. fiOillD lkll'Jia, V,.. Klrl Grueser, Kra. l...a.INN~ Latwtaa. Er.na Jeue and Mr.a.. Curle oru.. -.. ,, Taw nut meeUna 1rUl be beld at the loomf ol lllla l'helml Qrueser, Th\U'I4ay, May a . · -" ~ JlaY.ed GMOlJNI! ALLEY Geo. 1 41dn't """" I 4idn't 111111t to ride with hit/ C.O.OI . •' ." · E· : '., .. ... ., ' · ... H., .·.· · ,. 990 : 0 n you; o·i••• ' .,,., ,. _ __ , .~ . ,....,, ..,, . I ·1· · 1 1 , y our . ·' · . ' . ~ .. ~ . .'~:;JI: .~:;...; s·un. , ••• •' _;.,.". ' T .· . 0 . . 1': ' ·~ ' ... . __ Ji~klle Burk-~-t • who led the firrt wllb 71 and ab~t an eun· ,:. '::c7.~2 wai only oM 1troke behind p.,,•.,,, at 143. Ed I'Urrol had all teur ~rver Wud. ' · , had t45 ..d • host Wilted at 11e the leaden . . Wltb the fil>ld ' cllt drastically, the . toul'l'la!Mnt·..tlr"ta. at noOn to • day inatead ·of Ute - uiual miff· morning tee-up . ro test VIRDON HOT SARASOTA, Fla. UP - Billy Virdon, who finlsbed eeeoud ·to Alilwallkee~s Hank AlroD IB tM National Lea~Q blUing :rue JiSt year, If ready for t.be 1907 ·NL campaiJn. vtrdbn tttrrtintly ti ellppfna lllon1 at a .438 ollp In Grapolrult Leape t~mea aftd leado tbo Plrotea In 11101 .bitted In wltll a . ' ' ... .. , - .... . ' ""' 6UT )'QU PROMISED TO TAKE ME TO THE ZOO TO SEE THE ANIMALS lloUI Ford of MalJoJi,tc, N. Y .. II IIIII .... lim two 11lo$l11 IIIML 11MrMfter tht mlftlf" ., of tha leHlna t ..m . will N • Wet'l Sunset ··.. . -· . Orl""".l · Station:. . . p "rly In June ,...lble, Den Wei,., liar of tht old OYA, will NEW YORJI UP -'- ~btel>., · ' year-olda, tix of whom: ~· eltgl.,_, 1,\n mapplnr pl•u ' FIGHT RESULT·S even--par 1+1 11 did at.eaib' ama· " In the mer carefree self wu a pair of kelly-green 1hoea, attacked the exacting Aug~rala National course with precision Friday to score a two-under 70 and trail Snead by two strokes at 14:2. But if he looled the crowd wiLh 11. con ~ crvative b~own-and .t.an 1\entucky De~~ . , I Ill llor hO\lf aad. pritet awtl!dtd to Bomiot Ana Durat, - . Cook, Mn, Btrnf,ee Dartt and Mrs. Aim&n· da Kup1r. · ai:'l~n Kanau City, Dallas, HoustOn, Bolton, Buffal~, Cinci.nnati, Mil~ waukee ond Mmneapoh•. , Cooper said he waa "fairly cer'-; i /. lain" that a new league would be, I in operation by 1958, but waSt quiet to point out that under no t::irtam.ata . ~~ wo ..1d it be in~~ . · teUUOh 'Wllh"tbe-Nauotillt roo~~ Leaaue. He ·~s.tiHh.at · ·t be. new lea1ue ,wuld 'relpe_c t all N·n . cori-·, ' lrli<1J and would operate du$J , . . the week instead of on we·e'keoda, , : , search fqr a succesSor to short- as the Nn.. docs. . . stop Granny . Hamner ended todllo)" with tho acquisition or chico rer. nandez from the .Brooklyn Dodgers. ly Unlmt Prest NEW OlLIANS: ·L. C. Mo... o. On~c regarded as a threat to YeunptOWft, Ohio, 141, . , . , . . Peewee lteese'a job, the 25-year old Fernand!z was obtained by "Kill.,..~ J•cksen, Naw the Pitillles for outfielder Elmo 139, (10) ' . \ Valo, pitcher Ron Ne&ray, three. DITIIQfT: Tony Anthony, Haro ' minor league players and an elt.imated $75,000. Two ol the minor lem, 17"3, lfoepped Chuck Spl ...r,· ' " letiiUetJ were shortstop Mel Gebo Lll'lllft9, Mich.., 114'4. (10). and tiNt-baseman Tom Harkness. The t~lrd will be sent to the Dodg. ers next week. Th.-o AII.Star ltfMI will .Itt ebt1lftt:d EXPERT MOTOR Masters Tourney; Hogan 18 0ut a.met: • ~,.,,..., .•· - IIDeial :·:.= arnr upFOf::;;:::, ' • IIH. ....., IIIJbol, f - tl\.. - - oWto!o lllo •ubo<h - - l>o111 \be bospitol m IIOVJ'OVlftl, . • fll'lll4on!. Len,t - · ..,..., .... P-ll&atlal! -~Av•. :<Year.()ld8IUJZ =::' BALTIMORE UP - Jnsistinl that the time -ia: ripe for a new· profe&Sional football circpit, representatives from 13 cities meet behind closed door.s today to beGera1d H. Coo~r~ an •tWrney who serves as · secre\ary-treas~ of 'the United State .._,.ootball" Lea&~. Inc., and spokesman for the new group, said Friday ~at "interuted" parties from the 13 tlties were aske:d to atte"pd the, meetine: to "formulate plans and see what loesl condltions are for each individual team." lila· and a IJit . _ - ble for the · Kentuclr: ri!Y,. mi~b strides today iri tb ~ . . . ArC~ie . MOore. ~s,'tat: aM. fa!i- Added Swift states ·at : ••lea•· loa in the 4feep twill&ht Qf a box.· ~lth a .crowd of ~000 •~:di~Pate4 lng ( _ . i~at hU bad a loJig ror the y~(r'~ ,: rtrst , 'Si_. Gi · racing· in-New YQrk; · .rw.~ _. fiJ:hl '1 'l'llo afternoon, has already alp8d to ~ meet tbt winner in th.('"':same Olympia Stadium ring J~f..-1· How about ))eavyweieht-<oilamp · Pauerson? "That's who d.'t'• •ft,. ~ er," said Ernie Braea, ~!J.Pn)"l ·· manager. ~:, Anthony, a Harlem muaiclan ".) with a real smooth ring gnde, .ur- dprlaed everybody - even himself · 1, -1»' Pakin( up . top-ranked light.. tf1 be8\'y Spl...r In the first putting " him down and almoat out ln the: Get Fernandez F H Je Jn Phil's'JnfJ•e'Jd age and nine runs batted ln. Strickland, more noted ror his exceLlence in the field thun at the plate, may bf' th(' lndi111111 4 sl:Jrllng teeond batWman in place or Bobby Avila, only lhroo .&hort years ago the Amr.rlcnn League's batting Lar4•• llroror Ia ..11011 oJ!IIIO'I' ta. -.am olwe• ol •• uNrtao •tess 1114 hom~ ' .1'itll tlirto. . I HATE zoos-THEY SORE ME ARE VQU PARTICULAR WHAT KIND OF ANIMALS YOU 'SEE f HOW ABOUT BEARS AND SeAVERS~ �• ,, - Positive vs. Negative aesday Ill. Rtdne ,....on \ Chari" Bush paator. Servicea Sunday 1 :30 aad ~ TtJtrD Jl'latl, oo Portland RoUte. lwldly School 10 a. m. preaebl.nl 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. and Bfble Stutb Thuraday 8 pm Paator C. W. Profnti Asst. Chu. Hupp. :Z.lon Church of Chr1et. Loutec' on Pomeroy-HarrisOnville Road. Bil>Ut-Sc:hool 9 30 A. M. llomin41 Wonhlp 10 SO a m Evenmg Worabip 7 30 p m Tbom111 Wyatt, l(inlater. Joseph Johnaon, Bible Sc::bool, Supt. MIM"vill• Metttodltt •.:hurch. Rev. R. M. Gro'H, Pastor-, HOI!Otf 1\oUoh, Supt. 10 A M. SUnday 5cltool, 11 A M Worship semce; Portlant tllurr.h. larl custar. Oastor, AIJ't pas\or, Edttb Codner Servl.cea Sunday 8 00, Tuesday at 7:30 aDd FrldaJ 7 30 Church of Christ, Mlddlepor• Yrcd I Gardner pJ.s\or B.b 1l SchQol 9 30 }lamer R1ce Supt , Mormng worshiP 10 30 sui'JCCI "The l.lfUngs and DrawmgQ '}l Je11us ', 6 p m Christian En~ea vor 7 30 Evenmg .service sub.ed 1 I "W~>s1de Opportumtu~s·, VYc•l • - -- --- I ncsdny 7 30 Prayer and Study hour 8 30 Chmr practice F1;tt Baptlr.t Church, Middleport , Rev C E Ho yl, p;u;tor Church Scnool 9 15 G<"rald Ar. thony, Supt, Mornmg worship and commumon 10 15 sermon 'Accompanymg the Man of Sot rows", 6 p m SenlOT and Junmr HI Youth Fellowship 7 30 even mg worship top1c ·'The TWo-fold M mstry o( Christ", Tuesday 9 ~l} Tueod'"' 7 30 P M. Mhhlfay Community C1turch a m Women'll Prayer meetmg, 6 Letdq Creei Road llov. R. E p m Chns uan Crusaders Class Tbomu. paBtor Fiord Cleland, supper at !:!burch, Wedoesday 7 30 • Church servlee 7.30 P M Prayer mtdweek prayer and praiSe .IICfVICI: meetmt Wedne_., Dl.aht 1.80 P. 8 30 senior cho• Thunday 1 .1~ Golden Jtule da~ al the parson M E:v£rYO!lt' coo:ltall.v 1'W1'1ted age Wllh Mr. and Mrs Robert Haggerty and Rev and Mrs. Hoyt as hm!opitallty comm1ttcc H••th JMthod1st Church. Mid· dleport, Rev C R- Konk:rtght, pastor sunda~ School D30 Erne .t Covert, Supt. Mornmg worship '11 10 30 lop1c 'fhe face of Chnsl" 2 30 Portsmouth Spnng Youth RallY at Manly M~tbod1st Church Port!imouth, 7 30 Off ml BGard Monday 7 30 WSCS, Wednesday, chmr 6 45, Prayer meetlnj and 81hle study 7 p m, class l:l Circle, Mrs Brute l.Joyd's home SERMONE'ffE \ o it cleanselh me, 7•• cleanoeth me," The Scdpture teO.. ua that without th• Jheddinl of blood there cOuld be no remJ.u.\on ot o~ ... Alao Rom••• 8:23 "7' "All I ' .51!!{ I COPY-&I n ~l Deliveries s...-medield ~?ternatlont~~;s 1.., I fort~hoon If, i.el'O)t Dtnny, 2Z,4ru unburt n. hJI ear peeled ort tbt tenee GWI!ed by Mr. and Mn Gerald Rope, aboul. ~ mUe from lhe Middleport cOrpontlon line 01) St RL 14.1. The -ur firOllly IUI'Ded ove on Jts top and lkiddetl 1& fl. more to a ,tqp. In Ita eourse the car put a utUlty pol~t out ef ~mmus 10 n own~ by the Calumbu1 and Soulltem Oblo EJeetrle Co , which fumilbes Middleport With power. Dapty Sherif-f Howard Fra~ who invuUgaled. elted Denney to appetr ln the sherllf• ofttee today. Offlura bad not: ret deetdP.d what disposition was to be made upon :Denn7 that morning. The acCJtat •ecurr~d aJ a 30 a m. Utility ·ctmptlny_woR:men were caUed 11. opee and began repair Into Oie work. Service' w a a .rlltored u, iit4dleport •bout e "'"'- newAclmi Mrs. Charles Buck Is Host~ss for Thursday Pa-rty WIDS FINANC\IR TORONTO UP - Marlene StewChurch of J••u' Cbnst of Latter Dily Samh Sun- art o£ Font hill. lnl, Canada's day School 9 :-m Churth B 00 o' lcadmg woman goU~r. was mar· clock ntght anti 81\Ji c rted Friday to rtnancter Douglas Church of Chrltt, Brlllbu,y, stlHIY Sumlay 8 o clock \\'cc1n1•s·lny n1gh' Stre1t After a honeymoon trip to Edward EIT\ert!On, poidlor. BlbiP florida and Bermuda the 22-ycarProftlll p.I!I'Or school 9 30 Thurman cant'y, Supt Cillll'l1C1.' Rutland Methodl•t Church old amateur champion wtll return Morning worship 10 30, Chrlsttan ;;undAY School O·SO A M Vernot to competitive golf. ~ndcavor 6 p m. 1::\'CnlDlC scr Weber Supt Worship sm·vlce at vice 7 30 10 30 ~- M Rev George Davis, the cnllrc church tn regard to Prttb.,t.rlln Church, Syrac~o~w, the debt romalnlng on the PI!·'' Rev Howard Rup(lelt, pastor pastor church bulldina. Wednesday ev~:J· Church School 9·30 Hobert HaL' Alfr•d Church, Re¥ R. M niRiil at 7 SO mtd week prayer den, Supt., We&tmln~tcr Youth Grove, pastor Sunday School at Fellowship 6 30; li:•tenint wor· II 30 Lloyd Dl1llnger, Supt Wor· service Salvation Ar7nY E. Second St shlp scrvke 7 SO topic "The Man ship .11erv\cet at JO 41i with the pomeroy Sunday School 10 a ro Rev Grove bring\ni lhe mesu11c UoHnc!IS .Meeting, Rev Joscrb Who Never Was" Th• F•d•ratad Ch~o~rch, Evangt· Sunday afternoon f~om 2 to 3 scr- Shaw 11 u. m : YTL Meehna, Lead Ileal and ReCormcd Prcsbytcrllln. 'IICCII at the ElmwoOO RcRt HoiT\C cr Nancy Tbomson. 7 p m , Open Pomeroy, Rev Waldo J. BJirlcll Sunday cvcnmg at 1 30 rcKulru A r Meetlna: Leader Bob Es\up, Putor Norman Kioe11, S S. Sup! meeting or the MYF ~Jondn3 7 1\~ p m; Salvation Meeting, ev Sunday Church Sehool t 10 A M evenlna: Aprtl 8 at 7 30 mecun; Worship nour 10 30 A M. Ser· of the buildmg corntnlltcc wit:, Jack Sbaw, 'l.SO P m. mon topic "Llfltng up the Btaz"n Serpent.'' The confl.rmatlon elan will be prcsl!ntcd anrl ex.amtncd ln thl!l mornln& sr.nlco. Junh•r Youth Fe\lowahlp 54& P. M ~onday 1 30 I' M SundaY Schoo\ tcarhcrs and ofticeu melll lng. l'liCSdllY '7 ·30 r M. Church ,, l Council meetina:. Wodnead.•Y '7.30 r. M Lenten aervlcu. Sermon topic "The Dtserten" ll.30 P M The Fode.ratcd Circle mceUn~ Come and worklhip witb ua ttarritonvlll• Pmbytert.an, R1lph C. zu,1dC!I, Supply Paator. 10:00 Ch!Jrth School M w. rm1aw. aupt. 1:48 p. m. Worship Sefyl,ce• and 1ermon "The condition• of Salvation" Flnt aaptltt Church, laat Mtln Street, Pomeroy Ralph C Zun4el. R•organl'lf~ I Coutt·Orders Local In The atoninlil poweL.' of Chnst does not change. He 18 able to save all those wbo will go tD H1m. The Scr1pture says that "He liveth to Mrs Charles Buck entertained mike 1nt.ercepion tor ' ut." AliiO wltll a Stanley party, Thl,lrllda.1 aft- tbat He oUeretl up Himtelf • wf· ernoon 11t her home. Rutb.nd Road ftc1ent sacnflce for the sins of thfl Following a demonsl.ration by world Thl• study tod•Y is enhaDMrs. Rle;hard Campbell, a 1\Umber ced by some weighty conaideraof illlmes were played ahd prizes buns The Old Tes\arhent telh U! awarded to Mrs Nath1n Biggs, about the anclent priesthood and Mrs Jfle Young and Mrs Harold how it passed from one generation to another. However, some were Eberabacf A dessert coune wal .11erved by neglectful of thei-r offl,t:e But, tlle hostt:SI to those named"' •bovc even <~t their best it w'is need· and Mr11 Willard Ebersbach 'Mrs sary for thl'lll\ to enter daa1y and F.mma Lewl~. Y:rs Charlell !lurt, q£fer \. p aacrtrlce for their owr Mn Alfred Btaas, Mrs C J. :Eb· s1M and then for the sins of the ersbach. 11nd Mrs Vaughan Prlce congregation Deatb has no over Christ BO He live~h to mtcrecsston fOr the pcnttent .-oUSIR TROUILI hever. Hebrews 13.8 aays "Jt'!I!IUS ,t\UBUR.:.~. M1eh. UP - Pohce Christ the same yesterday, today, sought a bit-run driver wh~ae tar and forever." whtsked by George Pero, rlP,pihf One son& wri\el' wta ln!lplred to ofl bi1 trousers Pero Sllid be had write the&e linea, ''The beallng stopped to lnvcsU&ate after hil C!lr s~re•m 1 ace, 1 aee I pluna"' and struck a raccoon United ·Methodist. ·Lenten l'l~ed Mrs. Frank Funeral Servia · Tolle Wednesday , I Capt Schroed~r is Mmmandmg off1cer of the Na ional tuar~ company which 1ponsoren the expos· JlJon. Booths were p)a~ed in the for the displaY- by Cub Seout Troops, Explorer Poatl, Futul'f farn;t.era of Ameru::t Funeral servicea for Mtl. Frank and tbe Ordsnce Department Fell, Pine Grove, wlll be held Saturday niiJit business mer. of Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock area liiOmpleted their judgmg from the Ewln& FUneral Home. the dlwiQa and t ~ e awar<ia She is survived by her husband, and these ehlldten.: IW.tgie., Frank, were; anpounted~lrd~~f;ol~l:olws: Tr®p&: Blue No, Scout 245, Bailey, Racme; Sadie Young, MmFire De- ef,lVllle; Gail Yearling, Wester. vtlle, 'o!! Matguerite c:rosweu, A11aDC:e, o.; Leo FeU, AthCns; and • . Jimmy Fell, at bome. son 1 Walter deatb 1f I AIIJI~· Smltb or survives. Interment w11J be in fine Grove Cemetery Ft~ends may cJI\ at anytlme - ••• i. Lots of ~~ . \ Smart People: in Our• Town! ~, ptalor O:~ll WilU1rn Wotao", aupt, ahlp and "Only 1 aervlce or Wor Ser- ,Pt. lock Gtove , of Troop 1203, Gallipolis Grace hodtat Church Rellow ribbon tu ~ 283, MaaoQ Grade School PTA. '• ' ' court order disllursement aa folloWII, Attorney f'eea and other c01t1. $238 1'1; ' to NeLlie Tolllver teim· bUrsement fot taxes pald,' M.U; to probate eourt for admlniltntioll of the estate, $1111; to the 1't!;e011Jer Cor release of' certifl~ate of Uen, 70 el!nts:; a•d to the DiVllion of Aid for Aged, ~&J. In aaolller entry !lied toda;y Manning W-eb!lter, aUorney, wa. appojnted pardlao Ad Utem for ~rl S Hope, a minor, 10 tbe ie .ion M•bel Hope va. Earl S. Hope, a minor, ct. 11. Fred Bartels, 80 Former Resident Claimed By Death Word Wls received here Sund•y of lhe death o! Fred ~~~ 8(1, ')f Columbus. Mr. B1rtels • rormer Pa.meror resident died Sunday mornmg at Ute HiJ:b Manor qnvaleseln& 11om e. ! - -- o ver egms low Rise · Middleport Light Service DisrDJ*ed ~~~ains Deluge Area Up-River ·:· •U of .95 of Inch this area this morning alld II .. ' By Auto Aceident ~':;!~~ o:t~~hh'!~.tened the cb~nces of a continu~ ltutla.Dd. man went A ald. be to IINp U!iY Suoc!Jt momiDI In Brldbury when IT. car tore up ft. of line fence • knocked o·1t elretrict.l tenaee to lllddleporr I 8 p m ' ID I I • e have tnnned." And baiah S$1,1 tella ua that GGd ia ready to 'hear ,.be March mue of "The ~OhiO. and 5ave but that the- '11M of the• universitY Alumnus" caJ!ltll_ a people ate Uungi that keep God story of MiSS Esther Louise lloyt and needy man much &eRJrate-d. It eou.!iln of ML!is Bess and Max. 1.1 through acceptinl Jesus as Sa· born, Middleport, and a rrequ~;~ \ ..nour that ane's 1iD1 pte blotted VUIJlOr bere ,out and remembered &galnst h~ no more. Thu great revealing• m· Mw Hoyt 1s d1rector ol musle is not1ced in Jesus aa,HJ; tells at t h e Ten 'lessee voe.atlonal ight 1 a certam amful woman ,bat she Schoo.t [or Girls. 'Tullihoma;-:ten.n. 1 la to go on bet' way but tl\Jt sRe and nas been hstcd m the thirlllJ. ill to sm no more. The Jew, pa- sue o(."The p 1rectory of American gan, seephc, and unbeliever may Scholar&" ThlS Ls edited ~)' the ut together at the feet of Jesus, Amt.mcan Counctl of Leatned Socbut ne1tber Ilia teathin~ nor Hi.! 1et 1es and contaln.s 15,000 ~togr:•­ li'fe is pot-ent until that person la ph.les of outslandmg perUN).s. m 1ntuated and cleanaed bY Hia pre- the fle\fh of Enghsb., mC!,ngde.~ous blood. there are many liv- ern and classical langu!l!tt: eh.llng teatlmoniea to the power of otogy, philosophy, relliliD. tiltthis changeless "Christ and Hu tOT) and archaeology 1 power to ehange cJZcumatances through changing people's beartl :r.n~s HoYt u; also lL.sled ·tn the THE UNCHANGIAILE PRIEST-I Tb& of the atoning "Mtd-Century HOOO OF C:HRI$T power of' the unchJ,ngeable priest· Who in MuSlc She Js y (~ 7:23-27) bood of Christ li' hotked in an In· helpmg tbc governor l)f ~~By Raymon Konkrlght. ,.stor tlffl!stinc ctttWDBtiD!!el by Rev ee p epare a state musu: qa~i' H•ath Methodist Church. Gaston Foote who waa at the time bulletin as part of a rnovew.eDt .o The essential nee~ of man do pastor of Gr~ce :M:ethodlft Church , ,. • •'i r w,, k in the !1eld 'Clt ~IJ!,ep· not change, but remams tbe same in Dayton, Ohio.· He tatd tbat on Lal health. rrcm~ age to age. It 11 only ~ a speaking tour ~q the southern .-' , iramework or tlle pby5leal body islands, he spoke to a glrli sebool nued J~us as the Sou. .of God that and. ita •urro·!ndin«s tbat are aub--1 of two hundred ltoil~ntll. A.fter tbe taketh 'lw.a.Y ·he sms of the w~ld. to variat1on. Tbe faet of lin cblpel ~terViee he ~ wftb tht ._. ~ sus wni tb~ same alii H ~ ; -<; l jeet llld ttl dama&lni tdfecb' art! ever leaders at ~e frOnt of the eba111 I .; pe.:~klng rorgiv!!Qeo. lte told preaent to taunt. Therefore, the \and then they proceeded to leave h" man that he would go tlLat,daJ 1 1reate~t need that man has la the and when tbey stepP1Jd out8lde, Ito be ··1th J<'.sus. And OUP "' ' \ confortlna band ot a reliaioul e:r.- the studenta were llni!d one bun- h.itb. ~come.:; our Magna, C~­ perie.nee. The non-ChrlstiaD should *red on eac}l stde of t.be w•lk and I be belped by aomeoM who is able they were iln.zina: a gospel song' Jeau• is still saylng tbat leQllto point h1m to t.be "Lamb of G9d a.n tbelr nativtt language. Howtver, 1lntLon and murals are Qot 1that taketh away the aiD of t.he . Foote says that he recognized wtthm thcmselveG. . world" Time and cireumstancea e song from the tune and the ex- \ should take Him at HiS bring a sbtrtlng of joy and sor- prilsalon on the rac88 of the sing- when He declared "Except rn, while the eentrahty 1n our era. It was •'W11Rl. 1 wQ:nderful pent ye shall all likewise Ch(lstlan faith is. a picture of the ehange in in''/"""r!Ure baa been Also aga.m He says, -.- . :-:" changelesa, everlivin1 CbriJt Wh?, wrougt.t, smte Je~us came Into born again " We bad saya "Before Abraham waa. I am. mY burt." The real 1 ~gnificance Jesus at Hls word an.~d;,};;uie~~ The being &lUI purpose of Cbrist comes wllf.n we understand that lm~utabillty ~ coming wor1d doe• not the atudents ln thai. school were Pr~estbood. ""'"~'~:h~~~t~~r.; change or depend upon our pee';~" !lie decendents of heatJ~unters. atonement Uke liar notlona or views. :Man witb t.l.t "Wbat He bas done for ot}J.ers He fmmtam of grace flmte mind and per'!eJ)tion may will do for you" That 11 if an op- after day, tt!ntury whiW.e the po.ssibllitles of Chrilt portun.ity ls giVen. lt<-wai the dy- and produces peace. Ac<:~! u11til there ia notblna left but a int thief on the that reeog- today. humlftilt Christ to present to a lo!l and dymg world. Tbe cbrist· ian rehgion with aU Itt lupernaturalneaa and without alteraUona il the only answer to the 6)'iaa: ol the elneere )!"man h~art today as In all other dal'l Man's oeed is great and he "cannot live by bread alone " Robert Lowry wrote uwhat' caD wash away my sins' Notbi~g but the blood of Je1W1. What can make me whole again? Nothing but the blood of Jesus." I -- Mrs. Esther HQyt Is feature d In• OU Publication •.:. r~ognltion I ' I I tue••Y 7:30 ..........._ t..tNrch of .lnvl ~ of La~tct [)ay sa:J.ntl, Old ·-. • ingA~~I was a 1!0 1D Ohio ~ver.readtng at the Pomeroy patf. and Still rUing while up river a slight rise noted •• heavy rainfall blanketed the Mono~ Street Lights In Racine Go and Allegheny regiona, observors today at noon ro.af followa: Lock Loci 16 28.8 feet• 17, 292 fee~ Locq 18. 21,i Lock 19 31.1 feN; Loet 20,. fed, Lock 21, 32.5 feet; Loa 3-f f feet aod Loek 23 at Apple 38.8 feel predidlOns we-re rortreomirf( to what may be expected of .,. COnditiona until alter rain stop~ rallina: ia lbe up~ TeiJODa, the rlver obBervoii although tt wu expected that more of a rtle wiU probably be noted. ... lD the meantime KiDI Wiater todaJ appeared determ~aed to pnJ:l long his Uerce reisn 1n Obio Q, l!DI aa pou1ble beCore the wbii!:; ani Queen Of Spnng uamda u. throne to stay. ·~ One of tbe winter•• wont anoi storms and a rlaio( Ohio Rlve'r: m»de life 0111erable for OhiotU at opposite endl or tbe lft.ate 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 04. April 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. 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