http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a6c54fe79112e31d9e228f6a1b61b61f.pdf 3b5c8645da47dd63d38cf54a61e76601 PDF Text Text • ,, - 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 �2-Daily Sentinel, Pcmeroy-Mlddleport, 0, April 8, J95t Daily Seniioel Day Book TELEVISION (iUIDE " · ,~;";..':"~...r.':~!~d~·~ddlc ~ WSAZ-TV Chan"el3 re~ lli(·nt rushed 11 Hun h T uesday tmgto" llo.opotal Frodoy lor "' Monday- c anne13 Sentinel port ~ was to emp1 gE>Ill y ope! ptJon af~cr l1e be· camfl !II w1th acute aopendleit!' il L· 1s tht> ~on tlf the late Mr and ~;e~~~De~U:ve:ry _by Daily carrierSentinel wbere ava1table at The otnce, 30 SH\cents 60: pet sir $3 00 By motor route where available M1 s SllaJwon Russf"ll and h1s wlf!' wall t.lk- former Ph) lh ~ Chlise of' one yeu $8, s1x months, $4 ~ . three mont11.9 except Sunday by Tbe Ohlo Valley ~n Pomeroy, 0 Bustn~88 oH1ce pbone 39& NEW A.RRIVAt. )fr a n d Mrs Robt>rt Ha~th (Oonna Ruth Rt1SSPlll 239 KcH Drive H1lhords, OhiO, arc anno.1 ncmg the b1rth or a seve-n pound eleven onucc daughter, Su&.~an Lynrr Sunday, Ap1tl 7 at th.e Un 1vers1\)' Hosp1t11 l m Columbus Grandparents .tre Mr and Mr~ S1dney T Russell Middtpport and Walt<'r Ifaylh, Jackson Grea t grandparents arc Ml'l and M 1~ Hue Ttwkcrnwn and M1s MaJ (\.1 *' ' >; • R&k Springs, Enterprise Area Needs Men To Open Cub Scout Program; Two P~ms of Boys, 8 to J J, Anxious What we have to say today is not dnected to fathers W1th boys that are grown and successful or a failure as adults It Hi too late, now Rather, at the suggesl!on of a few good folks ln WfREB!lD WHITt! \ the Rock Sp1 mgs and Enterprise area, we pomt the 1deas :md suggestions to follow toward fathers of boys that are elghl years old and not yet 11 They ore of Cub Scout age The Sahsbm y Parent Tea<. hers Assoctat1on bits accepted re · sponsib1hty to spunso1 il Cub Scout pack m Jts ~rca One den Russell, Mlclt11cport, f.~ unton Columbus and M.r. cap Indeed so far 11 tS a complete stoppet to getlmg even this one den on the road wtth a proper charte1 Adult cooperation, especially fathers, is lacktng so far. so beware, Dads, this is atmed riCh! al you Ma10haU your arguments now against helping your boy and sharmg some of your lime w1th him Let's see how they oland up' AU kinds of humorous sketches of boys have been made But he's also much more than any particular description That son of yourS-he means so much to you. or he should. In him can be your hopes, your dreams You'll tiD everything in the world for him wm you' If so, that's fine He needs your help, yours more than anybody else's Your approval, your encour· and courage ln a perplexing world .ge ment give htm securl._ ., h I) Y 'lt k (have you got It all f1gU1ed out• think about lffi ou rna e I.IDiltiG C~\18 TO MeET The Meiaa COunty Ri(ting Clpb will meet Tueiday evemne A.prn 9 pt 8 o'tlock at the Rock Spnnes Grange Hall There wlll be a •peaker from the Health CounCll • Around and -ut ll ...: "1,.., "" ., ""' "' ·do- 100 'T'I.a 'Poo l,.., T• Jtla'-t 1 1 .,., ""'"'"' , .. ,.,.,., .. QuenrPII .' .,., ""'...... .,.,.. .... ? f'lll r' ~ mPrA 0!""' tn Ill""""' 'P.rl'lle .,., "'"'"""'••,.A"'hr>ot.,. 9 WI •·A.~ I "'" 800 ~htnuu• Ford n,lf'"'l'l 'll'rn• A (1•• M'"''P»'" 'A'"mAnt'PJ t'om""'" 'T'i.., .. Mv t.lttle Margle Su~wrman 830 News Picture 8 45 S,orU: Ey, 6 55 Wenthercast 700 Sold~rs of Fo!'tuu 7 30 Nat "King" Cole 745 NB;C News 8011 S•r LaJ]ct=lot 830 Tales of Wells Fargo 900 Twenty One 9,30 Robert MoDtgome11 10.30 Ba«J.,e 714 1100 News HeidURel 1115 Weatberclllt 11·20 Preas Boll 11.2~ Tomgbt 12 so Slj:• Oil 10 00 11 00 11 30 •12 00 12 30 WANT . A DS PHONE 398 Jlome Tbo Prl<t 11 lllpt Trutb or conseq,ueom Tle Tac Dough Jt Could Be You 1 00 Current 2 00 ParliOn'~>. Study e 55 Speeial Notices of Eveata $1.00 Obituaries W<><4. Weathef'C&It '7 00 Federal Men 'J .30 Jooathaa Wtetm Sbcnr 7 45 NBC Newt 8 00 The Bal Su.rprbe 8 30 Paruc 9 00 Jane Wyman Show 9 3(1 Kai~rer Alummus Hour 10 30 A Min Called X 11 00 NewJ H•adllnel ' 1115 Weathe~ ()) Notices ' lllJ¥ ~SELL - REN'l' find e111ployJllent - blre tr fiAA • !Qst ltell) ·lbl'!>t!lb • can 7898 TOday tills "'lumn 11 20 Preu Box ! l 25 Ton.igbt 1:Z 30 S1gn Orf TUESDAY - ' '~" pjU'ty. fl rQPRl bQliP, 8 'Ethel Clark, J)ownlllJ'I.OD. Heath Methodist Official Boord Meeting Is Held Now, f!lr aa a... oat 'A'I' I CIQHT ¥0U KNOW? :IU<r's wtn II•• you the belt """' ··- the"'"' 2 days 45. M.tgs Eauip- Co. PhODe N-:.:_l'omero'f ~ 0!' Jwnllun 11r appllan-l'::;::;:::::::::::::::=' Utlltce·)· LOS't & Found 114 For Rent leather ~plscopal r book Ji'i.nder please call lAB - Blllck _! -;"--,-.4 4 Sip '(ebl ,o\yto Services . SEE ,D.L cinws for the BEST ~~ ear , Phone ·c:..:::,;::__ FURNISHED APARTMENTS, ~06 Mulberry A\'e, Pomeroy, phone 3"76 4 4 6tp 3.00 ·1 mo c Five Room Apartment with laundry and Garage Firat Floor A. I. IL R.\'ti'Lil'IGS SGNS 00. - 24 N Bengal, Pomeroy. 43 U ·~ttr -leer Service. Day t fbQDO aarl· Ni&Dt P.bane For Rent - Extension Lpddera, ~X DODGE • PLYMOUTII Seaff-old Boards, Drop Clotbs. I>EALE!tS 3 a 11 Cllntoa Fisher, :Middleport. Pbooe 0205-X. 111 tl 18M BUCK Speftal 4 dr Jliv1era ~. $2,695.00. "liArd 'l'op". f.Ully equipped, low mlfeaae, Monday In valum;, f8) AutoSoles · WHTN-TV Channel13 To Tap Roots Of Politics For Opinions ao ,.._ ... Dynafiow. Bl•ettnar•s, Pomeroy. 4 4 8tc for unt • Eleetrlc wallpaper Clinwll Flab$', Middleport Ph 6261-l u ..- f rteamtr. ( 171 Help Wonted WANT-tO-Part tJ.me sales per aon. Apply Vall'.e Shoe Stor~ H-atp W,\NTE(),.-Oiflce ucretuy, m._ be able to 4 ~, som~ WOkb• ing knowleo!fa of J•IIOI'OI lnJ\lrlnCf bu_lllleu pref~red but not roqulred. ,UI repll"' tolfletly confidentld. Write Botr; ,a.c, c/o Tbo P!llr llo,Dtlnol, ,.m.. I ..,. lilt!e baUDa a year, It wUI pay you 10 uwn a lime proven 3 22 lmop. DA ll Y C R0 SSW 0 R0 := ~ HAY BALER rt -- aeres. ~=~=~====~=:.! f 8 3tp McCORMICK NO, 4& r~:~~~Q~~~~~H=~~~~ • • I I •11 6tc l fol'tltude \o I wttb thetr tllla oppor- ~ ,,. •• ,,...ld partJ, or par· I 'l am diY tM code ~etten are 4trttrnL ' A -tottua q.oa..lkll WARM HANOI MEMPHIS, Tenn \JP- .Patrol llUln Robert Felix took one look <~1 achOOi sa( ely pttrol bOYI on hLJ beat and helotd. aolva th" the Voluntltr F1re II lho problem ol ,.ld honda. Fllllx b) I wen\ to merchlntl iJ) Ule ntllll.· 1 m11 be bo>ho041 aod o4Jlodlo4 onough "1poor blttl.lsl.. monty lo bur 11ovt1 tor the. :18 ~ ·~ petrol boJI. ill'~'!'""~~\ or Aw!liory alttA Ue co-sponsor1uc a aeritl ...,.,r .l l L It L 8 P LHRW )I .C. H• r P X r V tilt 10 I' M ~ r p V 1-11 IJ JC L C. ,........,.. ROl.D 'hfY UOII'l'SD LAMP QJf IQOR. U .. STAll IN IOMilON£'1 lltT""' IW'IIY Ill~ p. f ~ • '. I Q V I LA IJ 8 p IJ N M 4 V ern.._.t.l ol "'iooaj ,party meetln:a In every ,eeuon ~ t!it eountrr. NoUonal patlt oll)clab plaa to lei tho al.ate ud \o<Ol pari)' leadVI do mpat or IIIJ. taJkloe. .,., . a p. -lllii!Ot 11- iq'i. 1 10 ..,,.,ll!!~~-.- nallollll 1 ... q • ' ' ~.Jlt'l .,:;:!r'L• ~, • , ~ 1 .. Me1gs county. Ohio Tbe estimated eutl of this work JS flOO 00 whieb w~ be I)Jiid from funda 11011 be m• beld by Ute Slate, forr,1ted by t~ above oamad atr1p mille ow Chtef D•vuuon o( ~lamatlon attr Tbe bid 1haU 1¥ for a i peel (4) 8 tte - - - - fied rate per hour for the gra4m& by a !P'JC'iflC -bttHdcner and oper FROM IIU ator NEWPORT, .H 1 UP-'Rabbl )'he gradiP): iJ to be eompleted Theocklre Lewta, wbo heads Ame!" wltbm th1rty (31)) da71 ~r the 1ca'1 oJdest J)'Jla&Of¥e here Ia a , award or tbe contraet~;:_.:l"u;:;rtb:::;er_de:.:......::."':t:::lv::.•..:•::'-lfr~c:l:: '"_:_·_:J:: re::i>::•::d:,.__ _ «Look! No lingering heat! My kitchen stays SO · much cooleJ: with my new gas range" - --- Rodney Downing ~~~moles - - -- - I OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. . ,.., .., ~::=~:::~~=====lllem Hourly Wage Rates Ascertamed and Dttermmed bf The Depart ment of Industria RelaUoos a:;~ plleable to State Highway Depart ment Improv~ments iQ accord an~ with Sections 4118.03 (17·~. t115.04 (17-4), 4115 011 ()Ha) 41115 08 (17-5), and 4-1115 0"7 (17·15t~) or the Rll'Villed coap of Ohio." TIJe bldder must 1ubmlt w1t.h hl.s bid a certJfied ebtck in the amount of $0,1JO 00. Plan1 and speelflcatlona are on file in the department ot bia:h· waYJ and the office of the division depgW dlr~to~ CAR -LOAN c.sH LoAN ''C , ITY' L OAN ' 00 The Ctirector i"elti'vel the r1gb.t "' ••Jeoi ••, ••d Ill """ • llllQJ!qE J. 'l'lfOitM\'J:R 4~1~ ,1;1\n<tof. F~IUI lor .,a)e-20 aerea, modern bou.tt, 'ria mile below Tlt1>~ Plaina .on Rf. No. 7. H. E. Swaln ReedsnUe Rt. No 1. 4-&-3tp 3 Houaes f<lr sale in Syracuse. One • room, OD-!! 4 one 3 room , Wotor Aljd ~th 8. R. 'lfend>JJL roona, that Ceeil 1(4) 1-11·~· otrlce ; t ltl il&h been of E1sel· i!iii iii I\ tFi WANT VOII NA"'£ IT ... WI SIIPPLV IT! ' heat_..... ...,..,._.'""' • Caloric • Estce • Kerunmi • • Magic Chef • Rill* •~ ! Tappll!l • UnlVet'oU .. Get the . .,.~· iii>Pb!aDet See )'0111' Gu Appliance Dealer loday I lllldi!Cf TO OUJI PttOMPT oYPIIOVAI, ' ADS~ THE CITv- LqAN and savlnqs Co. - IIP••t Conti, ~er GET 1!4"E. Molll Sl. RESULTS .10're aolna to 11Jtt oul' necks out lot ., "'J~ .ooNJirq<tlve oriU. Wyant, LAUNDRY CO. U6tp want *U.estJoM and G Sec 2 Sf'lpio Towosh1p, HOME . ' :C' t• Trevey-Finsterwald TOWI)Iblp and L • NE~hi. *DRY CLEANING "7: .../c *• *• •* • • * *• * *• be rec~ll'td pU,eaUo•• to the Davi11lon of Recbnoa<lort Aealed Wds will be- rt~Q~~:l vild by th.e Ol!o'llitn ot ~laDt8t:Jon . Jout.ed al lfam '711, State Otrlce 'BuUdlnt, U South Front Street, t.:oll.lmDUI, Q)uo, until 1·30 p m , April Ul, 195'7. Btds sball be on lvrms ru~'Ti l!l hed by the Dtvltion of Reciamaaon and sball ~ properly stgncd and delivered before the above mentwned time and I dati Tbe l'Onlract awarded to !.be JUC. ceuful b1dder for th11 work 1ball be completl!d \1oJthm ten 110) days followmg notJflcaLJOn of the award The 'State o( Ohto Oivi!!On of Reo. tarnatmn, rcsene -. the fljh-t to rtject an)' ar.d -.II buk Apnl 3 1957 Awroved. D M M1ller *Laundry Service :~ I •The Edit "'f S' I Mail Ba~ fULTON THOMPSON The WGrk to ;,.e l(lld congstR !)f gradinj 2 0 acres of strip mme banks aUeeted by Keenam • }{) &ell Coal Co1,JlpaD1 on the land flof WPt Real NWIJ. , Set 32, Bedford a...- e!-Je or' Rent I "For v-oJ\.1 8 00 Captain Kana1roo 8 4!5 CBS Morning News 8 00 MortJJn& 'how I lo Bervlee. Main St.. ~me,ro)'. CHANNIL I HAYliNER METROPOLITAN • 11...., ::;;"';•;v~~'I';";~;::.Jtions ..:.:.;:,;,;:,.__ •""-==-...,.::,1,.;;;.1; FOJl ' ~ or rtlfi4 to r~nalble l 1 FOR SALE: 3 room bouse in Syratuss Corner 'lh and COUeae Jld Richard A Hayman, Letart F'a.Jls .4 4 Gtp JIUVPQ ~n'$ ' RESULTS ----'= I An Ad In ;:;-"" 8 4~ CBS Morning News note to aend the potentate • lew of Me!Js County 9.00 Morning Sbow new plane&,, fresh b~rd or aheep 10·00 Garry Moorf ' lOOOGai'I')'I!.Oore SPECIAL PROGRAM and a few CiroasaJan houris for 10.30 Arthur Godfnr The Auxillicry ot the Lewls·Man u,so Strike It ltlch his harem You cuver t.he whole 10,30 Arthur tl:od,..,. Wlllt Robere lfr.uzrlc beat w•thout ge<tong out of bed ley Post, Amencan U!gion, IS pr~ 12,00 Valltnl Lady 11:30 Strike it lticb him feul that he really belongs, that he Is somebody m his av ROBERT c. ltUAilK ' a huntlna trip to Africa for 1~ut TheN! b bloody little ln the senting Dr Bateman of the staff 12 I~ Love of Life 12 00 Valiant Lad$ famlly From that standpoint he can face whatever day-to-day It ig very probably thlt the \ a month, •nd we Jet c-IQIWed labs that some sclenliat u not of Lak1n State Hospital in a speNJI 1230 Seareh for TOmorrolo 12 15 LoYe of Ufe 12 30 Selll'th for Tommow bv\nR offers htm world'! .!lortest job today is that '¥either 1nf~mation merely by writlna abuut for the popular mag. program lomJht at .Mt. Mor1ah 12•+11 Guiding L!Jibt 12 4~ Guldlog Lltlht Do you have fun with your boy? Or do you get so serious of a RuAAlan apy in any metropolt· 4laHn, the Defente Dep.artmebt, a:d.ne~t, or that !tOme &eneral or Baptist Cbureb IU:freabmellls will 100 Katte·s Kitchen 1 00 Katie's Kitc:ben YCIU forget his world of hazy images has to be mostly fun tan center You don't have to steal JLtld.o.a: lw EJtenaiOA 7DS66, nd .admmJ l!l not deda1mmJ •t the be .erved at the elaae Qf the 130 All tke World 1tJru 1 !10 AI the World Tuml that you have a happy ttrne with anything you don't have to pump tectivina: a 24-~r fl)rtf•st whieh annual dinner for Spe:uah War proaram 2·th.- Our M11s Brookt That 's why it's 80 lmnnrtant 2 00 Our Mln BrooD rb h d. Hi h the gullible A!\ you have to do ill "fDr mUJtlllry Ult onJy and di• Veterans ;or t~at some White 2 ~0 Hou:!flparty your boy m the few precious years of b~s oy 00 S c-me Is read the magazines and. to a 1 emlnatlon to the public h not House hanger on or Congressional LITERARV CLUB MJETING 2 30 NARTB convention 3·00 Bli PdYof[ must be a happy place If It ts, he wUl have a much better lesAer dl!gree the papera and go autborl:ed" !Moge 1s not ' leakmg" to hu press The Mlddleport Literary Chab s so Bo}l Crosby Show 3 00 !Ita Payoll Will meet Wednesday at the hon)e chance of being a happy boy EnJOY hlB boyishness while you back to bed 'at 10 a m 'to sleey Tht• alolhfuJ atent picks up an- peh 3 30 Bob Cru11by Sbow 400 Brighter Day of Mrs Rodney Downing wtth Mrs 4 00 BrightP.r DIJ rna Be curious about what makes him "tick" Laugh with un1 11 the ned vodka a:easion other p1ctur~ maaa:tme and finds 1 4 . 15 Secret Storm y PI th hlm Understand hml As you try to do these Theae morbid thoughts stemmed all the necessary blueprints for Th1s bu si ness or (alse wh1skers E S Schaaf as hostess 4 15 Secret storm 430 Edge of Night h am ay ' 1d f 0 a recent copy of Life Mag• the new ftghter or bomber or rocll.:· .and dodgmg around be lund rubber 4·!10 Edge "' Wlrht 500 1'he Early Show thmgs, his attitude toward you wtll cha~ge.' too , z:n: which offered a fuH rr:ap or et, planted by 8 zealous press a· phmlb 1s old stuff Mata Rar1 CII.CLE TO MilT 5 00 Tbe Early Show 1 ~ 30 Your Esso Reporter For example, do you understand d1rt m a boys lHe Dirt the Umled statell and environ•. 'ent for a plane·mnker or rocket- would be Bellwg newspaper~ and Class 12 C1rcle of the W S C 8 6 !10 Your Esso Reporter probably causes more frustration 1n parents than most o_th~r with the followmg keH Major bulld•r. complete with v1tal ata· wc01rm g old Army shoe!!' The late of Heath Methodist Church w1Ll 6~5 Sports Parad~ 6 45 Sports Parade bo charactcristlcs Your boy collects dirt more effec;:hvely 1atomic centers; ore proceasing tlstics. Juhn Buch,.n, w~o was always sav· meet Wedne!lday evening at eight 8 55 Weatb~rman 6 ~~ WeatheJ"map thfn anytbing else You might as well accept the ract that it mills currently operatmg, ore Whitt Ul.e agent, atUI abed, Is mg etvllizatwn by scragging some o ..:lock at the hOme of Mrs Brute 7•00 Press Conferenet" 7 00 PrOfile ltk 1 th t h will keep clean dur\ng most of his wn•king processtng m1ll s contraeled to be working on hie third cup ot coffee, fannt1 c bent on sethng the world Lloyd Mrl' Ray Profitt Muon, 7 I~ Douglas Edward1 . 7 15 Douglas BdwardJ IS un e Y a e d .. f our so n's attitude toward built test and research reactors ' he'd get the latest word on wbeth· by the ears, would starve tor plots will be lhi guest speaker fol the 7 30 l{obiuhoo1 7 30 Range Rider BOO Burns & Allea. hours There are goo Jeasons or Y h ' dlr JJOw In use test and rcseatch re er the Nautilus did or didn't ~~et 1 suppose the boys know what program 8 00 Phd SUver1 Sbow 8 !0 Talent Scouts dirt. He gels more fun [rom doing the things thnt get lm artor1 to be butlt atom tc power a new underwater recurd, and they re domg and are busy telling 8 30 Prwate Secretary ty than he does from the thmgs whJ ch keep him cle~n Who reactors currently opentmg , und whether she bad to go tu the Navy the enemy what they Uunk thE! PLAN RUMMA<;E Sj\LE 9 00 1 I l.ove Lucy 9 00 To Tell lbe Trutb. can deny that" atom 1c powe 1 reart-orti now m con ~~rds for repairs - and whlch enem:v already knows, w1lh a wam. The LadleS Auxi 11ary Drew 9 30 December Bride 9:30 Red Skelton So h t do Ou do ubout dirt' Should you stop trying to ~tl"uctlon NaYy Yard mg of thuat of roarltneS's a!'ld mi'IY· Webster Po~t American Leghm 10 00 Studio one 10:00 $64,000 Question w 8 ;h i L' nee of cleanlmess'l No, but you c•an All thet~e were pm;•)mted or. •he Fhppmg u page llf the mornl .g be a l1ttl e m1s1 nformntJOn chuck· wlli hold a rummage sale In tbe 10 30 Spike Jones Show teach your boy e mpor .a •lean let our le· map .md til.:! nearest clues named paper&, you flnd th•t they are .,d w hr:rc ami there But tl does Bethany Church basement April 1 ll 00 Up-to-the limute N~wa 11 00 UP·To-The Minute Newa learn to expect a httle dut, ~nd when he,ts c k ' ded The pos 1, 1011 of the NauhluB and 1.Mg th l! nmg the runways 1n th e seem a shame to du all the leg 11. 12 and 13 M~mbers are re. 11 05 Scanning the Weather - \ll:Ol'l Scanntna: tbe Weatb.. acUon to Jt be rewardmg to h1m And don t loo 50 con un Scawolf, aloml(' submarmell', werE! 1Mtrfdle F..a~t. what'! going on tn work for the enf'my quested to have arl1des m by 11 10 Th.e Late Show 8 30 Tbe Brother• mean when he 1S duty more or Jess pomtcdly mdtcuted Spam, and ¥-hat, if anyttung, ts Jn lh(' ln st war qmle a lot or Wednesday e\IJillllg ==--~ 'I'::Ike noise The only way your boy Call discover how . much Then of C'Ourse, we blcut about with Houasser or Sid! Sh~Jane in mtelhgen(e capLJal was made of noise he can make IS by makmg too much lie bUilds 1t up new dJspcrs<~ls of the Strategic ' North Alnca liUCh 101 mple th1ngs as rou d maps graduall until you show hlm you can take no more Then he Air Command ba~tcs and the rea I The alot"k market tells the state and hou se organs u you ~:ot WHTN.TV CHAN MIL 1' &l ll y ugain and again until he has defwltcly astabhshed sons tor dJ11pr:rsal - because they or the national ~eonom}: a sh1p enough gunk ln the top st!cret II t4 Still On mu \ Y H ·l I , U eyes and face He is alv..lys on th~ ha!o'e hbomc more or an mvtlalnm p1ng strikE! is tytng up necessary room, you eon !<hu(fle enough i'lturt 11 4f5 Cartolln Club 11 « Sign On your 1m1t e wa e lCS yo r h hJ d loped sense flf to 11 uack than a deterrent to war· 11upphes The Maydr or New York around until the 11 gsuw puz1 1e 1s 12·10 NooD New• watch for danger signals He has a 1g Y eve or 01 urst' we know when Curl 11s bemg rude to a yit~llmg potent complelt>. 11:>15 ~rtoon Club 12,15 Nelgh00.:. 12.10 Noon Newt timing The1c's an appealing clement of dangel' m seeing how L.t•May head of the SAC, u1 off ol..l _:_ ''~'__:'~h.•u:l:_w:.•:..::•:•:•c:d_:_·~•o::_:y:.o•:..::"'~':.k•::__ • 12,30 Uberaoe MY mnm beer, though 1s that close lte ean eome to your • b01Jing point" bcfOI'e he must give - - - - · - - - - - -L W McComas cha1rman 12'15 Nelgbbort 1:00 Jl'emhUne Toueh the spy shou ld be mnde to earn hi s of Supt t h e Offu:! ial Board of Heath 12 30 Libera"'! up Since hli liming is not always perlect, he sometl~e•}•ts 1 41 ~ovle M1tlnee I·Jl:Jt.,;r.o, :'ll:.H-' l J wages Wh~:~n he moils ht ~ JntellJ Methotl1st 00 l,4 l-!W••J l;J l!\11~ Church, presJd('d 1:1t 1 00 Fem.miae Touch 3 00 Allernoon >'lim !'olllnl Into tJ ouble He is alert to your tone of voice If your . has ACROSs e A tood lea!o'· 2t Ttl· genl!e to some d1·op tn a nearby 1:45 Mov1e Matinee u~rJ :-t : t ~·~ l.'m ~t;! thetr monthly meetln[l held Sun 4 3C. Super sertel Time a bit of "yes" m lt bow can you cxpeet him to be satished with J collide lriJ lurt· country, I JUSt plam hate to think :·;nr• WJ t:l f11f.:.' 00 Afternocm Film Festival II 00 M~key MDuse Club r.n m w or.:ll•; o~ your first "no" . . 8 Plump I Employ um that room service hroug:ht 1t to day ni ght. The chatrman opened S4.3l'J Suptr SerJal Time ti r~rJ:11 U t~J l• the meelm g wlt.b a whorl devotion 6.00 Cr-rtodn (llub Actually. what seems to be hls shockmg behnvaor takes u C'hit.t clly 10 Number ~•ym) 1 ~ Fli~I ·.H'A [;;.I~ O Lm h1m on a tray, together With th e al serv1ce o~ the th~me "DUtJ"" 11·00 Mickey Mou1e Club 6:30 Five Star Final 14 or1nge jmce and th1 ce-nnnutc place because he doesn't seem to be able to aet your .a~tentlon 12 ~~~ektn ol a , :.~•rl· ·~t:.n:l ~ ~~C·11 .:l 7:11 .Jnbn Daly .t the KIWI wh ch Included Scripture readiBg, 8 0() Cartoon CJub eggs At that the bum probabl y ~u :.. ::~ n :~:w1 ~r:. ~ in any olhcr way He's not just being mean. Really, Lt 8 fun u Queer 11 Flaund c«rtch r.:.~ l~ r::l:·;:·i 7 30 Confilot meditat1on and prayor 6.!10 rtvo Star Filla! :·: :·J~~ doesn't even tip the waiter for him! u Hurry fabric 3t Ouldo'l ! ·~,,t.v.;• ·. JrJ u:~~~ 7,15 lobn Daly an4 Nt1r1 The report ot the nominatlni 8JJO w..u .,., r:.r·J l:1:1 •x::-· u •1 (f:onvrliO!ht 195'7 by Untlcd ~ommlttee was read b~ the R~v Dlrt and noise are just two natural boy urges Here are ~~ Pronoun 17 Mulbe>ny low· '7 .30 Wire Servke I:Jiilll i•l Wl'M·j 9 110 &1>bn Arrow 11 ~!"tfyb& Feature Syndicate, Inc\ C R Konkright m the absence of 8:80 Vo.lee of l'iroatone some more. (1) Destructiveness-they rarely sit ln chairs. They ~~ ~o~~in ~~ 9 !0 DuPont Caval'* fteatn the romm1ttee C M Henneay D'OO \'our TV Theater ........... .~a~... jump ln them Touch ls more oallofylng than Stghl They love l& hJI&I.. tna.t 1 11 Ll" 10.00 Polka Time r.hslrmnn, MT.i. Ralph Radcliffe D.!JO Llwrenco Well< Top Tllnea to tnt back ln chairs, the limit, and sometime• beyond Thoy oo "'"' "'"' 2t Ftoh •• Tcavola and Mrs Emeraon Jonc11 The re- 10 30 'lllrt Saber U Old French IO·SO ConlldeniW l'llo I are naturally clumsy at eight and nine. Yet most of the Umc 23 Mt.Ulc not• 22 Lar&• by port was approved by the Board 11 00 Ne~ or l()e NlcM 11.00 Newa 24 he is not destructtve on purpo~e Accidents merely follow hfm :~:::'! of 2ll ~= to 31 ~~::;e:nw tt 8uutnr and Sharon Jones u.nd Vera Cove1 t 1115 Th'utre 1J ll.US Theatre 13 (2) Neatness- It ls not natural for hlm to be neat Th1s he must 27 Sound, u 20 Borrowed v•lopel ot appomled to serve a.s youth del· 12.1s $ltrn orr 415 torbld learn through reason, being .. shown how muc}J easier it ts to a hor mone)W fruit egntcs to tbe annual conf.e rence to BUSY, NOT MilliNG tT Lon4be held tn June at Lakeside Uve with things In theh places. (3) Mannero-bll only objoct so OOrdoo 2T To to ''" were Mr. K4111\l'lght, Supt 1>\COm· CAliBONDALE. •U. UP-An llft 41 1 28 ~=: nick· Fred thbbs, cball'man of l h e as, Mr. ~d • ive at the table is to get food to where it's 111pposed to ao in !~~ P wttll Evtfllitt O.vl1, art ¥tu!J~ot ~t $outhern IU1Jio1s 11 ~;:.~~~~ana Com.mis!ion on Finance, presen~d Miss 'NeUle ZertJe, Mlfls hieda University who had been replorto the shortest time possible Manners come alowly. Woft on the 11 """'"" the budget prepared by the C~· _raehnle~ Mfsa ~~ Sanborn, Mrs ed JRLSllDg for tw:o daYI turned worst things first. Compliment him when he shows a Utile lm· ""''"' ,...,..,...,...,......,., mission and it Wl! approved ~Y 0. P kkla, M;:'t !. S Sd)Jaf, M• il out to be merelr a dUigent workprovemenl (4) Lal!tnesa- he's 10 Uvely moll of tbe lime tbnt " Hole the Board The budget calls for WASHINGTON UP- ttep RO<b· $8,916 00 for the total tor the Yta~" N~t~n Moore. H~n\er Cook, EtQerson mllrD He told oflicia1.!1 he bad se\'· when you think he'alozy he's merely tired Make his work per~~Jo .(plUM, Robiert Harrie, Ralph Rlld eral art projeel;f to do ud 41dn't ard M. Slmp.Hun and other top Re· tods as pleuant as pcllllble. He onjoys working with others 11. Ntmro<t pubHcan Party leaden~ will beam with the pastor's salary at $4000. ~life, ~.fed Jllbbs, Mest Covert, want tq le•ve tbe .n depertment Mr Konkright closed the meet James Euler. more than alone Who doeRn't' so V•r•t•bl., until he ft.ad finished. soundlna out political thmkma in ing with prayer, Tbose present The Cub Scout program offers !alhen a ehanee to help their " Gnok ltuor the "JrUtn"oots" tbll week The purpose To dlseover is-ues own boy and know him better. and the boys he pal1 wl~ whtn :: ~,?:"011 whleh would help th.e Repubhuns Did Ia of! workln( The Sa1tsbury PTA needs a man to rep~e· " !I'Ntt of reeapture control of C~nj:resa in tJent It tn tts dealings with the pack (two dens) It needs a tho ook 191111. throo-maJI trepeat, man) council ao a nucleous of the pack com<T Derradt Jr tcnHment elsewhere Ia any 41 mlttee. 1'hla council works with tho PTA roore1entatlve. !'~~~ tbina like that tn Simpson's own known ln Scouting as the "lnstllutlonal repr..entatlve," with oo T...,, 17th Congnsstonal Dlstrlet of Peonaylv.JnJI., natlona1 party offi· the pii'Ck leaders and with the Den molhen. The men help oo clot.ll 00 clals will have to counter crHI· plan the nrogram of activity lor the boys 111<1' clsro by fttpublle•na ovet the It would not take much time Not too much, for YOUR boy, ~.=~·<II Prtaldcnt'J f e I 0 r d pe~etlme 1· b'fdget or almost '7J b.Uilon dollan would It? '""' =:.:--::c:-::.- ---:---r tldn Each dar'• mail bll.np Simpson 9 could do aomethi::J \OAellel,l and •· 't'lluo new protests •1alnllf: the sb:@ of eonolrudlve for Jhelr home town. ,. _....,, the bQda:et and new d~QnandJ tor U' whtcb the J'lremtn who lnchten\1.1· Jton o( eeono!p:J e11tJ. Hll --office )'eports iy receive abeoll.lteb' no remuntranetlnJ ttllt n'b letter writer yet hn l•d atloo for lhoir lime ond ellort, I. Ml'. -~~ a ~lnd wwd to py aboUt the j rnost n1uredl.y b1ve do.M. 1 &.i.mlfta. bodiet. Otherwise, tucb utntn.e remark~ tlol\ · • 1 1 llollhg )I• tbr ruture, tO!toold n10rlt no con· "'AJI.Y CltYPIOQI101'1: - RIN'I .... ttt ...... lti $IMPSON II CHAIIItoiAN Tlte !dltor'a MailboK A. X y D L a a a. X a l 111deraUon from any Fireman or Si~oo lt qbal.nJIIn ot the , t / O 1be DillY Se._Utel any other clear thtnkln1 cUiteo · 11 L 0 N o ,. & a. a. 0 W GOP Cou&rea:!lon-.1 Camp a II D :J'OIIeror, Ollie The cblel ' COmmittee. Tbla vnup, tbe GOP 11 llnte the party. or f!rtiea relb&cine Voldtter Fire Dept OM tetter lt""lY eWldl for QOtbtr. Ia a-~t Jllll'lll• A ~ Seootorlal COUIP•IMB C..,mittoo !'!"~"'~ . ~for th• •rUe 1 •ppeartor ttM PlNt r..•e. X tor tile two 0'1. etc. 11.,._ lltt.rl, a.ntllhe RopubU..n National comon Mrrit · 4th tropilll. the .....,. tM tonnatiOa ot tM .woN1 VI aU '-... , 'L AJIV llie Dallf Sentin•l WANt A))S, lloll't Pill It Plf - ' WCHS·TV ChanneG 8 Monday- Channell lT'$ EASY TO 1 &TATE OF ONMJ laJI• ld"t! fJJUQ.d lt1 the ~pectnd~o~DIPAATMINT .. AGII('.TURI ltons Jor t.btll work. a copy Of DtVISJON OfJ IICLAMATM* wblth 1111)' ~ obU1ined upon ap- NOTIL'!: OF SAL£ • GJI.Al)J.NC z.o ACIU:S OV 8TII11' WBit IIANKII AFlZC"nJ) 6Y KEENA¥ 6 HY SElL COAL COMPANY U' .BF.Jl. FORD AND SCIPIO TOWNSHIPS, ME.IG6 COUNTY Tbe Div~IOP of Re<:iamatton, :Department or Agriculture, &ta-te of ObtO orrers tor sale the roll~;tWIRJ work upon whu:b sealed bidl wllJ See The New Holland RATES ' 2 SO Tennesst'e Ernie Fonl 3 00 MatJnee Theatre 4 00 Queen For A Da1 4 4:5 Modern R&manee ~ 00 Comedy Time 5 30 My Uttlte )largle 6 00 SpinaCh Playhouse 6 30 Nf"WS 6 45 Sports Eye a.. NOTI~I TO COHTitACTOIII NOTICB T.O CONTt.ACTOU .0 Lo<b..,, 4\JOY 10 1.<11 0 pte Jbow f()U SIJI)ltl l: holce f1' /''If 01' QH 10 ITATI OF OHIO bulldin1 l~U. Only about Len DEPAIITMJNT flO HIGHWAYS DIPAITMINT Ofl HJOHWic't'S Pr.,....l No. 12 mmuteli wr~.lk from <.:ourt House Columbua, ~., J41rch 2t 1957 Olllo, M,wch 22, 19$7 (ij!llla Cf!l!llly, phoo, "' port of A N J3:e:QPI, PoUleroy 4 3 tf ContriCt ....,. JL•t•l Copy No C,.rract S.'-' L.,_t CGH No. 57• SectiOD'· GAL1.8J..l2 02 (Vinton >. U2 No 160, In Hun\ulgton &7·1·1 UNIT P.ICE CONTRACT UNIT PIICI CONTRACT eleanine, •PIJ'l patnt· Se.-l~ propo.!lll.ls wlil be ..,_.. primma: and pamhDJ f~~eld Sealed pr~tponls w1ll be re. Brldp ~o GAJ.,lCI0-1~ Span cewid at the office of the Stat!! celved at the olftee or the state (1) •t 180 teet 0 wches, Road H1ehway Director or otuo, a1 H1ghway Director of Ohio, at CoCol ~mbu~:~ Ohw until 10 00 A lutnbus, Ohlo, unlll 10 00 a. m , way 23 f~t 0 1nebe• ,,.,...1 No. 13 M , Oh1o ( t~a!lti'J n) Standard Tim~> Oh1o Eastern Standard Time, TuesCounty ,Oh!O, on part of Tu~day, Apr11 16, 1957, for 1m· day, Apnl 16. 1987 for Improvementa Jn. j '!<<ti''~ GAL-588-5 73 (Galllpoha) provcments m Completely New From Propoaala Not 1 to 14 lnclullive State Route No M8. ,n Gai!Jpolis Proposals No 1 to 9 tncluJiv.e Hitch to Chute are offered as one project aDd are offered ai one proJect and will Towntbip, by eJeaning ,,..ot paintana, pruning and pa1n1mg rleld w11l be awat ded as one ~n be awarde4 aa one eontrJet ltApoiiJ No. 1 coat Bridle No GAL-MB-0627, tr.:~et AthenB County, Oh10, on pert of Span one (1) at 83 teet 6 mchl!s, • PtOP9tfl No, I TRACTOR SALES Section AT.K-1441481, State J(oute Roadway 29 feet 11 mcbe~~ Athens Co\lnJY Oh,io, on Sec· No 144. io .Rome Townithip. by ,,...,.., No. 14 .:..,omeroy tion 0 00, Stale Route No l!i3, n cleamng, •pot ptunUug, pr~ming Hocking County, Obio, on part or L~e 1ownsh1p, by applying 11 ~nd palntms f1eld c9&1 Bridae No Seetion HOC 1~12 .07 (l..Qaan) blhlmwou~ treatmeilt-4tem T-3f'l ATH· l ... 148l . Sp1n1 tbne {J) To. St,ate Route No ~.in FaUlt TowD tal 241 feet 11,., lHII••. Roadway thlp by cle•ning, spot pah\ting, Good Clem Used CIU'S T'32 Ji"a.~ement Wtdth 18 feet 14 feet 11 lnchel ad 111 feet. 0 primn;t& aDd ~oUqa: field eolt All Maketand Modell Len~th 4,171 20 feet or 0 79 mUeJ tnches 8rldp :No. JWC·75-J,Z35, Span one P•-nl No. ~ P r _ . No,~ (1) ot li15 kft ~ l!ll'l!eo. Boadway SA• .,8 Me'"' Coonly, Ohio, on Sec· Galha county. ObiA, 111 Ptrt ~~~ IQ:9s. J tq 14 lJJe)PiiVt of Seetion GA.L-'7·2.46, Stau Route 20 r.eet J ~ 2042,m 20M, Route 1337. No 14S, Sdp&o Stille and ND- 7, lp Ohio Townahip, )Jy c:le.n- thl• project to be tomplet.ed not Co1un1bla Townships, by appi~- lnJI, spot pnl,nting, Prlmlnll and Jator !baD Odober I. 11167 CON""•TE • 1 ...,.., ong a btlomlno"' treatment- palntlne field cott Bridce No The mioimym wa,e W be PJld Y~.._, Item T-30, T·32 Patcblt:ta:. GA:L-T-OM2, Span on, (1) at 133 to all labor employed on this COD· "'lulltl B!IIJV p., Pavement: W1dth 18 teet, feet, Roadway 2:1 feet. tract t.\tall be m accordance wttb Length 57,1167 80 l..l Widl.b 110 ~PIIal No. J the "Schedule of Pr!!Vaillna: Hourly Oallla '(!ounty, Qbiq, on pJrt ot Wa&e Bates Aleerta•.ned and De· GBUISU BLOCit CO. feet, ~ength 1.211'1 ~o f<et Tot•J I,..ength 58,924 80 feet or 1116 SeclHln GAL-1·12.68, StaLe Route tetm.ined br The Department of No 7. iJ;I Clliliy Tqwnab.l.P, by dean· lndu.rtrtal ,lelaiiOJII applieable to I Mllu North of PeiiMNr m1les 1u_g, spot ,PtlntinJ, JJJ'Imlna and State HitkWay Department ]D)· Proposal Ohio, No. 2A on Sec· painUng fiet• eolt Brrda:e No. GAL provementJII' 1n accordance wltb Meig! County, hons 13 3'7, 20.42, 20 66, State '1-1531, Spans three an Total 29f Section• f1 \J.OJ (1'7-J), 4116.04 ;loot 5 loeb" BoodWJY J9 feet o (17 .. ), 411505 (17-fa) 411!08 (17-5) and 411'00 U'7·5a) ot the Revised Route umbta No Townships, 143, tn Scipir) bY 1ppb'Jh:l and Col-1 1Qebta. Code of Oblo ,. botomiooua •zealment.-ltem 7.."il 0 0 P ' No.4 must 1ubmit with bill Pavemtmt: Width 18 feet, Gallla COIIJI(¥, Ohio, on p!U'I o! bidThea bidder • eertlf.!ed • ebeck m the at a """! Length :;7,657 80 feet. Wldlh 110 ~~•on GAL-7~.81'1, Btalo !louie amount cd $1,200.00. '\ll>ltbln the teet, L~ngth 1.287:90 feet. 1'otal No 7. In Addison Townlhl;t.. by Plan• and specification, are pn fantlly's mealll Leneth 58,924 80 feet or 1116 cleaning, •P.Ot P!lintlnt. priming ftle tn tbe department ot ,highways m1les and painting f1e1d .:loat Brfdge No and the oUicl!' of the div1110n depq.. PropiOIII No. J GAL 7·~9112. Spano throe Q) Total ty diroclor. Meigs County, Oh10, on settlon feet 0 tnehet, RoadwaJ !t feet Tbe d.Jr.otor reservea the rasht 16.25 (Part), State Rbu.t.J '660, .m PI'OPONI Me. S to rejfl!ct any and aU bilk. FUNERAL HOME Oranie TowllllUp, by tpplylniJ -. GJllia ~ntJ, OlUo, .OD par.t or .George J Tbprmyer bitummous treatmeot-l(fim T~. ilo<Uoo G~lll·7.70 , ~lato I!Oote Ading Director IU Bulternul Phoae 285 T-32 ;No. ~1.11. In Clay Tt>Wnohip, by (4) 1. 8, 2tc Pavement· Wldth 1.8 fe~t c1eaniD:f. spot paintinJ, prtnung Length 20,064 00 feet or 8 8~,; and pamtmg f1eld coat Briel&~ No NOTtCI of DltAWING of JURORS mites GAIL-21B-!4Go, Span one (1) at 144 Nohce t.!l hereby gJven that a Pntpolll No. • feet 0 iacbes, Rvadway l'J teet 6 public dtewmg of JUrors will be Vmton county, Ohlo, on SW> incbes. made on the 15th day of AprU, IN~URANCE AGI!NC'l' lions 0 0().8, 0 00 (Pllrt), State 1957, at ttae office of t~ Comtl· p,~-1 No. 6 Fl1'9, Automobll~t, Health Route No 32'7. 1n Harriso n Tow:t· Me1~s Counly, Ohio, on port of f;)ODers or Jul'Ol'S in the Court ACCIDENT 9hlp, by applymg a bituminou~ Section MEG 680-Q "70. State Route House of Melp County, Ohio for Ut., Caau1lty and a.nd1 treatment- Item T-30, T-32 No. 680, ln Oranee Tow,gsh1p, by the May Terr.. 1957 of the Common Pavement Wtdth 18 teet elea,nlng, spot painbng, primmg Pleas Court or nid County Everett. I Tracy Real E1tate Broker Length f715 20.. ieet W1dth 16 feet and painting field coat Brid,e No Freeland S. Norns Length 24,&40.80 , feet Total MEG-680-178 Span one (1) at 40 In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ComnuPsionera Of Jurors 6136M PHONES 011 Length 24,816 00 .Aeet or 4 70 feet 0 inches, R!)adway 28 feel {4) 8, ltc • Propoul No. 7 -PropoMI No. S Monroe County, Oh1o, on part of NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Vinton County, OhJO, on Sec- Section MOE·26-0.00, Sta1e fl,oute Encutor bon 0 00 (Port), State RoutE! N(l No 26, m Washington Townsllip, Est•te of A. F. Swan, Dec•alld WE BUY 326, 1n Elk and Swan Townsh tps by cleaning, spot patntlng priming Notice is ~ereby giYen that Leby applytng a b1tummoua lrtJat· Bnlj fl:aU\Ung field coat Bmlge No ona Hensley whose PO!t Ofhce MOJ!,-26 1156, Span one (I) at 126 addres.s 1s Long Bottom, Ohio hu men t-Hem T·30, T 32 JTliUC:TURAL I BEAMS Pavement W1cllh lB feet teet 0 ineheos Roadway 23 feet 0 been duly •ppoJnted ExecutriX of ICitAP IRON- METALS the E.iltate ot A F Swan late of Len~th 24,g\}3 60 feet or 4 6::!: m~hes Olive Townsh1p, Mt>1gs County, PropoMJ No. I m1les Monroe County, Ohm, on part of Oh10, deceased ' Propoul No. 6 Dated this 4th day of April 1957 Vinton ~ounty, Oh1o, on Sec· Suchon MOE 26·7 76, State Route John C Bacon N<t 2tl. m Wayne Townshtp, b~ tlon 0 00, State Route No 124, Jll Judee of the Probate Court, \Vilkesvtill! Townsh1p, by apf)!} eleanlng, spot pa1nhne, priming PhoftO Ill MeiftJ Caunty, Oh1o mg a bllummous treatment- and pamtinq f•eld coal No MOE26-1156, Span one (1) at 100 feet (4) "· 15, 22 3tc Pavem11,nt· W1dth 18 {eot 0 i nches, Roadway 23 feet. A GOOD BREAK PNl!poMI No.9 LengthT·3129,620 80 reet or 5 til MfDDI.;E'fO\VN, Conn UP-The Vlftton Coualy, Oh1o, on part of miles Se!!:tion VIN·50-26 63, U S. Route breakmg of a m1rror m lhe home Pro.poul No. 7 No 50, m Knox Tnwnahip, by o( MilS Belie 'R Margolis of X,.Ong Vmton County, Oh10, on Sec· cleanine;, spot p-amtlng, prJmJna. meadow, ).1ass, proved lucXy ' ror hon 0 00, State Route No 349, anct pamlmg I1eld coat Brtdge No Wesleyan Beneath m Chnton Township, by applyin,~~: VlN·ri0-28'73, Span one (1} at 126 the gla.<~s wasUnJVen11ty a rare pnnt of the a b1tummous treatment-Item feet 0 mches, Roadws,y 23 feet university of the per1od T-31. 0 mches Puvemenl W1dth 20 fee~ PropctNI No. to fOR ~XPERT Length 6, 705 60 feel or 1.27 Vmton County, Oh1o, on part of miles Sectlon VIN ·278-5 00, State Route No, 278, in lJrown Township, by Propeul No. I FLUFF DRY WASHING NOTICI OF ~!LING AND HIAI· Vmton County, Ohio, on Set cleapmj, spot painting, prlmlnJ, IN!l ON INYE~TOJtY and -pamting field coat Bridie No. P~ C:o.urt, Melp County, Ohio bon 000, State Route No 683, lfl VIN-2'78-0859, Spans three (3) ToTO "'-" E1.ecutor Qr AdmhuBtra- Rtcbland and Clinton Township&, till 1015 feet () mcheS', Roadway 2S c.u 61f0..1 tor and to such of the followina as by applymg a bituminous treat feet 0 mches e Wo flick Up & DeiiYO• ~ .rt:~alde.nta of Ule state of Ohlo meot-Item T-30, 'l'-12. No. 11 H1ta. Clf••ned •nd 31odl:ed Pavement Width 18 feet ilurviviog if any, next or on part of un,der the w1U, Length 43,612.80 reet or 8 26 State Route or attorneys rnlles. •. by Propoeals Nos 1 to 8 Inclusive the &foremenof this proJect to be eomplete,d not later thai) Septembi!J' 1, 195J The mliJimum wage to b$ paid to all labor employed on tbb contraet shan be in at:.eordanqe wl:.h the "Schedule of PrevaillJ1,i c.,......., DJnNDABLB llESUJ,TS fOil Today 9 00 Rotnper Room "~ • 0, AprilS, WSAI·TV CHANNIL J 6 ~ S1&n On n"" , ~ ,..,.,'lr.,. 'Ronl'l' •n no u .., ... ,. \ BIRTH ANNODNCIO Mr and Mrr; Erm.>St J.'ra"e1· (Jud,v JJ!c o~) . Middlepc:ul, ~t'1• ~ n nouu ~wg the birth o( an e1glJl pound on.e ounce dJUillter. I o1~ AprJI ol th.e Mason Chmc tJn Sat urday, Aprll 6 Grandparents are Mr and Mt s Alex FrasOJ' aod Mr t1 11 d Mr..:' Dale Ja~obs, Middleport Mrs Rob ert Rttzs. Middleport , W a ~:real JrQ.ndmother of t.be baby. has been mcctm.g 1egularly and enough boys ap\}ear anx1ous to get m the \\OTk Lo foJrnlllnother den Thus, u pack would be active Thcr~ ts one--and lts often a usual one-great hand1 • ' . fZZ#£11\4& fola;t44SZ Z1i 111 i • Pli111e 197 -THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY �2-Daily Sentinel, Pcmeroy-Mlddleport, 0, April 8, J95t Daily Seniioel Day Book TELEVISION (iUIDE " · ,~;";..':"~...r.':~!~d~·~ddlc ~ WSAZ-TV Chan"el3 re~ lli(·nt rushed 11 Hun h T uesday tmgto" llo.opotal Frodoy lor "' Monday- c anne13 Sentinel port ~ was to emp1 gE>Ill y ope! ptJon af~cr l1e be· camfl !II w1th acute aopendleit!' il L· 1s tht> ~on tlf the late Mr and ~;e~~~De~U:ve:ry _by Daily carrierSentinel wbere ava1table at The otnce, 30 SH\cents 60: pet sir $3 00 By motor route where available M1 s SllaJwon Russf"ll and h1s wlf!' wall t.lk- former Ph) lh ~ Chlise of' one yeu $8, s1x months, $4 ~ . three mont11.9 except Sunday by Tbe Ohlo Valley ~n Pomeroy, 0 Bustn~88 oH1ce pbone 39& NEW A.RRIVAt. )fr a n d Mrs Robt>rt Ha~th (Oonna Ruth Rt1SSPlll 239 KcH Drive H1lhords, OhiO, arc anno.1 ncmg the b1rth or a seve-n pound eleven onucc daughter, Su&.~an Lynrr Sunday, Ap1tl 7 at th.e Un 1vers1\)' Hosp1t11 l m Columbus Grandparents .tre Mr and Mr~ S1dney T Russell Middtpport and Walt<'r Ifaylh, Jackson Grea t grandparents arc Ml'l and M 1~ Hue Ttwkcrnwn and M1s MaJ (\.1 *' ' >; • R&k Springs, Enterprise Area Needs Men To Open Cub Scout Program; Two P~ms of Boys, 8 to J J, Anxious What we have to say today is not dnected to fathers W1th boys that are grown and successful or a failure as adults It Hi too late, now Rather, at the suggesl!on of a few good folks ln WfREB!lD WHITt! \ the Rock Sp1 mgs and Enterprise area, we pomt the 1deas :md suggestions to follow toward fathers of boys that are elghl years old and not yet 11 They ore of Cub Scout age The Sahsbm y Parent Tea<. hers Assoctat1on bits accepted re · sponsib1hty to spunso1 il Cub Scout pack m Jts ~rca One den Russell, Mlclt11cport, f.~ unton Columbus and M.r. cap Indeed so far 11 tS a complete stoppet to getlmg even this one den on the road wtth a proper charte1 Adult cooperation, especially fathers, is lacktng so far. so beware, Dads, this is atmed riCh! al you Ma10haU your arguments now against helping your boy and sharmg some of your lime w1th him Let's see how they oland up' AU kinds of humorous sketches of boys have been made But he's also much more than any particular description That son of yourS-he means so much to you. or he should. In him can be your hopes, your dreams You'll tiD everything in the world for him wm you' If so, that's fine He needs your help, yours more than anybody else's Your approval, your encour· and courage ln a perplexing world .ge ment give htm securl._ ., h I) Y 'lt k (have you got It all f1gU1ed out• think about lffi ou rna e I.IDiltiG C~\18 TO MeET The Meiaa COunty Ri(ting Clpb will meet Tueiday evemne A.prn 9 pt 8 o'tlock at the Rock Spnnes Grange Hall There wlll be a •peaker from the Health CounCll • Around and -ut ll ...: "1,.., "" ., ""' "' ·do- 100 'T'I.a 'Poo l,.., T• Jtla'-t 1 1 .,., ""'"'"' , .. ,.,.,., .. QuenrPII .' .,., ""'...... .,.,.. .... ? f'lll r' ~ mPrA 0!""' tn Ill""""' 'P.rl'lle .,., "'"'"""'••,.A"'hr>ot.,. 9 WI •·A.~ I "'" 800 ~htnuu• Ford n,lf'"'l'l 'll'rn• A (1•• M'"''P»'" 'A'"mAnt'PJ t'om""'" 'T'i.., .. Mv t.lttle Margle Su~wrman 830 News Picture 8 45 S,orU: Ey, 6 55 Wenthercast 700 Sold~rs of Fo!'tuu 7 30 Nat "King" Cole 745 NB;C News 8011 S•r LaJ]ct=lot 830 Tales of Wells Fargo 900 Twenty One 9,30 Robert MoDtgome11 10.30 Ba«J.,e 714 1100 News HeidURel 1115 Weatberclllt 11·20 Preas Boll 11.2~ Tomgbt 12 so Slj:• Oil 10 00 11 00 11 30 •12 00 12 30 WANT . A DS PHONE 398 Jlome Tbo Prl<t 11 lllpt Trutb or conseq,ueom Tle Tac Dough Jt Could Be You 1 00 Current 2 00 ParliOn'~>. Study e 55 Speeial Notices of Eveata $1.00 Obituaries W<><4. Weathef'C&It '7 00 Federal Men 'J .30 Jooathaa Wtetm Sbcnr 7 45 NBC Newt 8 00 The Bal Su.rprbe 8 30 Paruc 9 00 Jane Wyman Show 9 3(1 Kai~rer Alummus Hour 10 30 A Min Called X 11 00 NewJ H•adllnel ' 1115 Weathe~ ()) Notices ' lllJ¥ ~SELL - REN'l' find e111ployJllent - blre tr fiAA • !Qst ltell) ·lbl'!>t!lb • can 7898 TOday tills "'lumn 11 20 Preu Box ! l 25 Ton.igbt 1:Z 30 S1gn Orf TUESDAY - ' '~" pjU'ty. fl rQPRl bQliP, 8 'Ethel Clark, J)ownlllJ'I.OD. Heath Methodist Official Boord Meeting Is Held Now, f!lr aa a... oat 'A'I' I CIQHT ¥0U KNOW? :IU<r's wtn II•• you the belt """' ··- the"'"' 2 days 45. M.tgs Eauip- Co. PhODe N-:.:_l'omero'f ~ 0!' Jwnllun 11r appllan-l'::;::;:::::::::::::::=' Utlltce·)· LOS't & Found 114 For Rent leather ~plscopal r book Ji'i.nder please call lAB - Blllck _! -;"--,-.4 4 Sip '(ebl ,o\yto Services . SEE ,D.L cinws for the BEST ~~ ear , Phone ·c:..:::,;::__ FURNISHED APARTMENTS, ~06 Mulberry A\'e, Pomeroy, phone 3"76 4 4 6tp 3.00 ·1 mo c Five Room Apartment with laundry and Garage Firat Floor A. I. IL R.\'ti'Lil'IGS SGNS 00. - 24 N Bengal, Pomeroy. 43 U ·~ttr -leer Service. Day t fbQDO aarl· Ni&Dt P.bane For Rent - Extension Lpddera, ~X DODGE • PLYMOUTII Seaff-old Boards, Drop Clotbs. I>EALE!tS 3 a 11 Cllntoa Fisher, :Middleport. Pbooe 0205-X. 111 tl 18M BUCK Speftal 4 dr Jliv1era ~. $2,695.00. "liArd 'l'op". f.Ully equipped, low mlfeaae, Monday In valum;, f8) AutoSoles · WHTN-TV Channel13 To Tap Roots Of Politics For Opinions ao ,.._ ... Dynafiow. Bl•ettnar•s, Pomeroy. 4 4 8tc for unt • Eleetrlc wallpaper Clinwll Flab$', Middleport Ph 6261-l u ..- f rteamtr. ( 171 Help Wonted WANT-tO-Part tJ.me sales per aon. Apply Vall'.e Shoe Stor~ H-atp W,\NTE(),.-Oiflce ucretuy, m._ be able to 4 ~, som~ WOkb• ing knowleo!fa of J•IIOI'OI lnJ\lrlnCf bu_lllleu pref~red but not roqulred. ,UI repll"' tolfletly confidentld. Write Botr; ,a.c, c/o Tbo P!llr llo,Dtlnol, ,.m.. I ..,. lilt!e baUDa a year, It wUI pay you 10 uwn a lime proven 3 22 lmop. DA ll Y C R0 SSW 0 R0 := ~ HAY BALER rt -- aeres. ~=~=~====~=:.! f 8 3tp McCORMICK NO, 4& r~:~~~Q~~~~~H=~~~~ • • I I •11 6tc l fol'tltude \o I wttb thetr tllla oppor- ~ ,,. •• ,,...ld partJ, or par· I 'l am diY tM code ~etten are 4trttrnL ' A -tottua q.oa..lkll WARM HANOI MEMPHIS, Tenn \JP- .Patrol llUln Robert Felix took one look <~1 achOOi sa( ely pttrol bOYI on hLJ beat and helotd. aolva th" the Voluntltr F1re II lho problem ol ,.ld honda. Fllllx b) I wen\ to merchlntl iJ) Ule ntllll.· 1 m11 be bo>ho041 aod o4Jlodlo4 onough "1poor blttl.lsl.. monty lo bur 11ovt1 tor the. :18 ~ ·~ petrol boJI. ill'~'!'""~~\ or Aw!liory alttA Ue co-sponsor1uc a aeritl ...,.,r .l l L It L 8 P LHRW )I .C. H• r P X r V tilt 10 I' M ~ r p V 1-11 IJ JC L C. ,........,.. ROl.D 'hfY UOII'l'SD LAMP QJf IQOR. U .. STAll IN IOMilON£'1 lltT""' IW'IIY Ill~ p. f ~ • '. I Q V I LA IJ 8 p IJ N M 4 V ern.._.t.l ol "'iooaj ,party meetln:a In every ,eeuon ~ t!it eountrr. NoUonal patlt oll)clab plaa to lei tho al.ate ud \o<Ol pari)' leadVI do mpat or IIIJ. taJkloe. .,., . a p. -lllii!Ot 11- iq'i. 1 10 ..,,.,ll!!~~-.- nallollll 1 ... q • ' ' ~.Jlt'l .,:;:!r'L• ~, • , ~ 1 .. Me1gs county. Ohio Tbe estimated eutl of this work JS flOO 00 whieb w~ be I)Jiid from funda 11011 be m• beld by Ute Slate, forr,1ted by t~ above oamad atr1p mille ow Chtef D•vuuon o( ~lamatlon attr Tbe bid 1haU 1¥ for a i peel (4) 8 tte - - - - fied rate per hour for the gra4m& by a !P'JC'iflC -bttHdcner and oper FROM IIU ator NEWPORT, .H 1 UP-'Rabbl )'he gradiP): iJ to be eompleted Theocklre Lewta, wbo heads Ame!" wltbm th1rty (31)) da71 ~r the 1ca'1 oJdest J)'Jla&Of¥e here Ia a , award or tbe contraet~;:_.:l"u;:;rtb:::;er_de:.:......::."':t:::lv::.•..:•::'-lfr~c:l:: '"_:_·_:J:: re::i>::•::d:,.__ _ «Look! No lingering heat! My kitchen stays SO · much cooleJ: with my new gas range" - --- Rodney Downing ~~~moles - - -- - I OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. . ,.., .., ~::=~:::~~=====lllem Hourly Wage Rates Ascertamed and Dttermmed bf The Depart ment of Industria RelaUoos a:;~ plleable to State Highway Depart ment Improv~ments iQ accord an~ with Sections 4118.03 (17·~. t115.04 (17-4), 4115 011 ()Ha) 41115 08 (17-5), and 4-1115 0"7 (17·15t~) or the Rll'Villed coap of Ohio." TIJe bldder must 1ubmlt w1t.h hl.s bid a certJfied ebtck in the amount of $0,1JO 00. Plan1 and speelflcatlona are on file in the department ot bia:h· waYJ and the office of the division depgW dlr~to~ CAR -LOAN c.sH LoAN ''C , ITY' L OAN ' 00 The Ctirector i"elti'vel the r1gb.t "' ••Jeoi ••, ••d Ill """ • llllQJ!qE J. 'l'lfOitM\'J:R 4~1~ ,1;1\n<tof. F~IUI lor .,a)e-20 aerea, modern bou.tt, 'ria mile below Tlt1>~ Plaina .on Rf. No. 7. H. E. Swaln ReedsnUe Rt. No 1. 4-&-3tp 3 Houaes f<lr sale in Syracuse. One • room, OD-!! 4 one 3 room , Wotor Aljd ~th 8. R. 'lfend>JJL roona, that Ceeil 1(4) 1-11·~· otrlce ; t ltl il&h been of E1sel· i!iii iii I\ tFi WANT VOII NA"'£ IT ... WI SIIPPLV IT! ' heat_..... ...,..,._.'""' • Caloric • Estce • Kerunmi • • Magic Chef • Rill* •~ ! Tappll!l • UnlVet'oU .. Get the . .,.~· iii>Pb!aDet See )'0111' Gu Appliance Dealer loday I lllldi!Cf TO OUJI PttOMPT oYPIIOVAI, ' ADS~ THE CITv- LqAN and savlnqs Co. - IIP••t Conti, ~er GET 1!4"E. Molll Sl. RESULTS .10're aolna to 11Jtt oul' necks out lot ., "'J~ .ooNJirq<tlve oriU. Wyant, LAUNDRY CO. U6tp want *U.estJoM and G Sec 2 Sf'lpio Towosh1p, HOME . ' :C' t• Trevey-Finsterwald TOWI)Iblp and L • NE~hi. *DRY CLEANING "7: .../c *• *• •* • • * *• * *• be rec~ll'td pU,eaUo•• to the Davi11lon of Recbnoa<lort Aealed Wds will be- rt~Q~~:l vild by th.e Ol!o'llitn ot ~laDt8t:Jon . Jout.ed al lfam '711, State Otrlce 'BuUdlnt, U South Front Street, t.:oll.lmDUI, Q)uo, until 1·30 p m , April Ul, 195'7. Btds sball be on lvrms ru~'Ti l!l hed by the Dtvltion of Reciamaaon and sball ~ properly stgncd and delivered before the above mentwned time and I dati Tbe l'Onlract awarded to !.be JUC. ceuful b1dder for th11 work 1ball be completl!d \1oJthm ten 110) days followmg notJflcaLJOn of the award The 'State o( Ohto Oivi!!On of Reo. tarnatmn, rcsene -. the fljh-t to rtject an)' ar.d -.II buk Apnl 3 1957 Awroved. D M M1ller *Laundry Service :~ I •The Edit "'f S' I Mail Ba~ fULTON THOMPSON The WGrk to ;,.e l(lld congstR !)f gradinj 2 0 acres of strip mme banks aUeeted by Keenam • }{) &ell Coal Co1,JlpaD1 on the land flof WPt Real NWIJ. , Set 32, Bedford a...- e!-Je or' Rent I "For v-oJ\.1 8 00 Captain Kana1roo 8 4!5 CBS Morning News 8 00 MortJJn& 'how I lo Bervlee. Main St.. ~me,ro)'. CHANNIL I HAYliNER METROPOLITAN • 11...., ::;;"';•;v~~'I';";~;::.Jtions ..:.:.;:,;,;:,.__ •""-==-...,.::,1,.;;;.1; FOJl ' ~ or rtlfi4 to r~nalble l 1 FOR SALE: 3 room bouse in Syratuss Corner 'lh and COUeae Jld Richard A Hayman, Letart F'a.Jls .4 4 Gtp JIUVPQ ~n'$ ' RESULTS ----'= I An Ad In ;:;-"" 8 4~ CBS Morning News note to aend the potentate • lew of Me!Js County 9.00 Morning Sbow new plane&,, fresh b~rd or aheep 10·00 Garry Moorf ' lOOOGai'I')'I!.Oore SPECIAL PROGRAM and a few CiroasaJan houris for 10.30 Arthur Godfnr The Auxillicry ot the Lewls·Man u,so Strike It ltlch his harem You cuver t.he whole 10,30 Arthur tl:od,..,. Wlllt Robere lfr.uzrlc beat w•thout ge<tong out of bed ley Post, Amencan U!gion, IS pr~ 12,00 Valltnl Lady 11:30 Strike it lticb him feul that he really belongs, that he Is somebody m his av ROBERT c. ltUAilK ' a huntlna trip to Africa for 1~ut TheN! b bloody little ln the senting Dr Bateman of the staff 12 I~ Love of Life 12 00 Valiant Lad$ famlly From that standpoint he can face whatever day-to-day It ig very probably thlt the \ a month, •nd we Jet c-IQIWed labs that some sclenliat u not of Lak1n State Hospital in a speNJI 1230 Seareh for TOmorrolo 12 15 LoYe of Ufe 12 30 Selll'th for Tommow bv\nR offers htm world'! .!lortest job today is that '¥either 1nf~mation merely by writlna abuut for the popular mag. program lomJht at .Mt. Mor1ah 12•+11 Guiding L!Jibt 12 4~ Guldlog Lltlht Do you have fun with your boy? Or do you get so serious of a RuAAlan apy in any metropolt· 4laHn, the Defente Dep.artmebt, a:d.ne~t, or that !tOme &eneral or Baptist Cbureb IU:freabmellls will 100 Katte·s Kitchen 1 00 Katie's Kitc:ben YCIU forget his world of hazy images has to be mostly fun tan center You don't have to steal JLtld.o.a: lw EJtenaiOA 7DS66, nd .admmJ l!l not deda1mmJ •t the be .erved at the elaae Qf the 130 All tke World 1tJru 1 !10 AI the World Tuml that you have a happy ttrne with anything you don't have to pump tectivina: a 24-~r fl)rtf•st whieh annual dinner for Spe:uah War proaram 2·th.- Our M11s Brookt That 's why it's 80 lmnnrtant 2 00 Our Mln BrooD rb h d. Hi h the gullible A!\ you have to do ill "fDr mUJtlllry Ult onJy and di• Veterans ;or t~at some White 2 ~0 Hou:!flparty your boy m the few precious years of b~s oy 00 S c-me Is read the magazines and. to a 1 emlnatlon to the public h not House hanger on or Congressional LITERARV CLUB MJETING 2 30 NARTB convention 3·00 Bli PdYof[ must be a happy place If It ts, he wUl have a much better lesAer dl!gree the papera and go autborl:ed" !Moge 1s not ' leakmg" to hu press The Mlddleport Literary Chab s so Bo}l Crosby Show 3 00 !Ita Payoll Will meet Wednesday at the hon)e chance of being a happy boy EnJOY hlB boyishness while you back to bed 'at 10 a m 'to sleey Tht• alolhfuJ atent picks up an- peh 3 30 Bob Cru11by Sbow 400 Brighter Day of Mrs Rodney Downing wtth Mrs 4 00 BrightP.r DIJ rna Be curious about what makes him "tick" Laugh with un1 11 the ned vodka a:easion other p1ctur~ maaa:tme and finds 1 4 . 15 Secret Storm y PI th hlm Understand hml As you try to do these Theae morbid thoughts stemmed all the necessary blueprints for Th1s bu si ness or (alse wh1skers E S Schaaf as hostess 4 15 Secret storm 430 Edge of Night h am ay ' 1d f 0 a recent copy of Life Mag• the new ftghter or bomber or rocll.:· .and dodgmg around be lund rubber 4·!10 Edge "' Wlrht 500 1'he Early Show thmgs, his attitude toward you wtll cha~ge.' too , z:n: which offered a fuH rr:ap or et, planted by 8 zealous press a· phmlb 1s old stuff Mata Rar1 CII.CLE TO MilT 5 00 Tbe Early Show 1 ~ 30 Your Esso Reporter For example, do you understand d1rt m a boys lHe Dirt the Umled statell and environ•. 'ent for a plane·mnker or rocket- would be Bellwg newspaper~ and Class 12 C1rcle of the W S C 8 6 !10 Your Esso Reporter probably causes more frustration 1n parents than most o_th~r with the followmg keH Major bulld•r. complete with v1tal ata· wc01rm g old Army shoe!!' The late of Heath Methodist Church w1Ll 6~5 Sports Parad~ 6 45 Sports Parade bo charactcristlcs Your boy collects dirt more effec;:hvely 1atomic centers; ore proceasing tlstics. Juhn Buch,.n, w~o was always sav· meet Wedne!lday evening at eight 8 55 Weatb~rman 6 ~~ WeatheJ"map thfn anytbing else You might as well accept the ract that it mills currently operatmg, ore Whitt Ul.e agent, atUI abed, Is mg etvllizatwn by scragging some o ..:lock at the hOme of Mrs Brute 7•00 Press Conferenet" 7 00 PrOfile ltk 1 th t h will keep clean dur\ng most of his wn•king processtng m1ll s contraeled to be working on hie third cup ot coffee, fannt1 c bent on sethng the world Lloyd Mrl' Ray Profitt Muon, 7 I~ Douglas Edward1 . 7 15 Douglas BdwardJ IS un e Y a e d .. f our so n's attitude toward built test and research reactors ' he'd get the latest word on wbeth· by the ears, would starve tor plots will be lhi guest speaker fol the 7 30 l{obiuhoo1 7 30 Range Rider BOO Burns & Allea. hours There are goo Jeasons or Y h ' dlr JJOw In use test and rcseatch re er the Nautilus did or didn't ~~et 1 suppose the boys know what program 8 00 Phd SUver1 Sbow 8 !0 Talent Scouts dirt. He gels more fun [rom doing the things thnt get lm artor1 to be butlt atom tc power a new underwater recurd, and they re domg and are busy telling 8 30 Prwate Secretary ty than he does from the thmgs whJ ch keep him cle~n Who reactors currently opentmg , und whether she bad to go tu the Navy the enemy what they Uunk thE! PLAN RUMMA<;E Sj\LE 9 00 1 I l.ove Lucy 9 00 To Tell lbe Trutb. can deny that" atom 1c powe 1 reart-orti now m con ~~rds for repairs - and whlch enem:v already knows, w1lh a wam. The LadleS Auxi 11ary Drew 9 30 December Bride 9:30 Red Skelton So h t do Ou do ubout dirt' Should you stop trying to ~tl"uctlon NaYy Yard mg of thuat of roarltneS's a!'ld mi'IY· Webster Po~t American Leghm 10 00 Studio one 10:00 $64,000 Question w 8 ;h i L' nee of cleanlmess'l No, but you c•an All thet~e were pm;•)mted or. •he Fhppmg u page llf the mornl .g be a l1ttl e m1s1 nformntJOn chuck· wlli hold a rummage sale In tbe 10 30 Spike Jones Show teach your boy e mpor .a •lean let our le· map .md til.:! nearest clues named paper&, you flnd th•t they are .,d w hr:rc ami there But tl does Bethany Church basement April 1 ll 00 Up-to-the limute N~wa 11 00 UP·To-The Minute Newa learn to expect a httle dut, ~nd when he,ts c k ' ded The pos 1, 1011 of the NauhluB and 1.Mg th l! nmg the runways 1n th e seem a shame to du all the leg 11. 12 and 13 M~mbers are re. 11 05 Scanning the Weather - \ll:Ol'l Scanntna: tbe Weatb.. acUon to Jt be rewardmg to h1m And don t loo 50 con un Scawolf, aloml(' submarmell', werE! 1Mtrfdle F..a~t. what'! going on tn work for the enf'my quested to have arl1des m by 11 10 Th.e Late Show 8 30 Tbe Brother• mean when he 1S duty more or Jess pomtcdly mdtcuted Spam, and ¥-hat, if anyttung, ts Jn lh(' ln st war qmle a lot or Wednesday e\IJillllg ==--~ 'I'::Ike noise The only way your boy Call discover how . much Then of C'Ourse, we blcut about with Houasser or Sid! Sh~Jane in mtelhgen(e capLJal was made of noise he can make IS by makmg too much lie bUilds 1t up new dJspcrs<~ls of the Strategic ' North Alnca liUCh 101 mple th1ngs as rou d maps graduall until you show hlm you can take no more Then he Air Command ba~tcs and the rea I The alot"k market tells the state and hou se organs u you ~:ot WHTN.TV CHAN MIL 1' &l ll y ugain and again until he has defwltcly astabhshed sons tor dJ11pr:rsal - because they or the national ~eonom}: a sh1p enough gunk ln the top st!cret II t4 Still On mu \ Y H ·l I , U eyes and face He is alv..lys on th~ ha!o'e hbomc more or an mvtlalnm p1ng strikE! is tytng up necessary room, you eon !<hu(fle enough i'lturt 11 4f5 Cartolln Club 11 « Sign On your 1m1t e wa e lCS yo r h hJ d loped sense flf to 11 uack than a deterrent to war· 11upphes The Maydr or New York around until the 11 gsuw puz1 1e 1s 12·10 NooD New• watch for danger signals He has a 1g Y eve or 01 urst' we know when Curl 11s bemg rude to a yit~llmg potent complelt>. 11:>15 ~rtoon Club 12,15 Nelgh00.:. 12.10 Noon Newt timing The1c's an appealing clement of dangel' m seeing how L.t•May head of the SAC, u1 off ol..l _:_ ''~'__:'~h.•u:l:_w:.•:..::•:•:•c:d_:_·~•o::_:y:.o•:..::"'~':.k•::__ • 12,30 Uberaoe MY mnm beer, though 1s that close lte ean eome to your • b01Jing point" bcfOI'e he must give - - - - · - - - - - -L W McComas cha1rman 12'15 Nelgbbort 1:00 Jl'emhUne Toueh the spy shou ld be mnde to earn hi s of Supt t h e Offu:! ial Board of Heath 12 30 Libera"'! up Since hli liming is not always perlect, he sometl~e•}•ts 1 41 ~ovle M1tlnee I·Jl:Jt.,;r.o, :'ll:.H-' l J wages Wh~:~n he moils ht ~ JntellJ Methotl1st 00 l,4 l-!W••J l;J l!\11~ Church, presJd('d 1:1t 1 00 Fem.miae Touch 3 00 Allernoon >'lim !'olllnl Into tJ ouble He is alert to your tone of voice If your . has ACROSs e A tood lea!o'· 2t Ttl· genl!e to some d1·op tn a nearby 1:45 Mov1e Matinee u~rJ :-t : t ~·~ l.'m ~t;! thetr monthly meetln[l held Sun 4 3C. Super sertel Time a bit of "yes" m lt bow can you cxpeet him to be satished with J collide lriJ lurt· country, I JUSt plam hate to think :·;nr• WJ t:l f11f.:.' 00 Afternocm Film Festival II 00 M~key MDuse Club r.n m w or.:ll•; o~ your first "no" . . 8 Plump I Employ um that room service hroug:ht 1t to day ni ght. The chatrman opened S4.3l'J Suptr SerJal Time ti r~rJ:11 U t~J l• the meelm g wlt.b a whorl devotion 6.00 Cr-rtodn (llub Actually. what seems to be hls shockmg behnvaor takes u C'hit.t clly 10 Number ~•ym) 1 ~ Fli~I ·.H'A [;;.I~ O Lm h1m on a tray, together With th e al serv1ce o~ the th~me "DUtJ"" 11·00 Mickey Mou1e Club 6:30 Five Star Final 14 or1nge jmce and th1 ce-nnnutc place because he doesn't seem to be able to aet your .a~tentlon 12 ~~~ektn ol a , :.~•rl· ·~t:.n:l ~ ~~C·11 .:l 7:11 .Jnbn Daly .t the KIWI wh ch Included Scripture readiBg, 8 0() Cartoon CJub eggs At that the bum probabl y ~u :.. ::~ n :~:w1 ~r:. ~ in any olhcr way He's not just being mean. Really, Lt 8 fun u Queer 11 Flaund c«rtch r.:.~ l~ r::l:·;:·i 7 30 Confilot meditat1on and prayor 6.!10 rtvo Star Filla! :·: :·J~~ doesn't even tip the waiter for him! u Hurry fabric 3t Ouldo'l ! ·~,,t.v.;• ·. JrJ u:~~~ 7,15 lobn Daly an4 Nt1r1 The report ot the nominatlni 8JJO w..u .,., r:.r·J l:1:1 •x::-· u •1 (f:onvrliO!ht 195'7 by Untlcd ~ommlttee was read b~ the R~v Dlrt and noise are just two natural boy urges Here are ~~ Pronoun 17 Mulbe>ny low· '7 .30 Wire Servke I:Jiilll i•l Wl'M·j 9 110 &1>bn Arrow 11 ~!"tfyb& Feature Syndicate, Inc\ C R Konkright m the absence of 8:80 Vo.lee of l'iroatone some more. (1) Destructiveness-they rarely sit ln chairs. They ~~ ~o~~in ~~ 9 !0 DuPont Caval'* fteatn the romm1ttee C M Henneay D'OO \'our TV Theater ........... .~a~... jump ln them Touch ls more oallofylng than Stghl They love l& hJI&I.. tna.t 1 11 Ll" 10.00 Polka Time r.hslrmnn, MT.i. Ralph Radcliffe D.!JO Llwrenco Well< Top Tllnea to tnt back ln chairs, the limit, and sometime• beyond Thoy oo "'"' "'"' 2t Ftoh •• Tcavola and Mrs Emeraon Jonc11 The re- 10 30 'lllrt Saber U Old French IO·SO ConlldeniW l'llo I are naturally clumsy at eight and nine. Yet most of the Umc 23 Mt.Ulc not• 22 Lar&• by port was approved by the Board 11 00 Ne~ or l()e NlcM 11.00 Newa 24 he is not destructtve on purpo~e Accidents merely follow hfm :~:::'! of 2ll ~= to 31 ~~::;e:nw tt 8uutnr and Sharon Jones u.nd Vera Cove1 t 1115 Th'utre 1J ll.US Theatre 13 (2) Neatness- It ls not natural for hlm to be neat Th1s he must 27 Sound, u 20 Borrowed v•lopel ot appomled to serve a.s youth del· 12.1s $ltrn orr 415 torbld learn through reason, being .. shown how muc}J easier it ts to a hor mone)W fruit egntcs to tbe annual conf.e rence to BUSY, NOT MilliNG tT Lon4be held tn June at Lakeside Uve with things In theh places. (3) Mannero-bll only objoct so OOrdoo 2T To to ''" were Mr. K4111\l'lght, Supt 1>\COm· CAliBONDALE. •U. UP-An llft 41 1 28 ~=: nick· Fred thbbs, cball'man of l h e as, Mr. ~d • ive at the table is to get food to where it's 111pposed to ao in !~~ P wttll Evtfllitt O.vl1, art ¥tu!J~ot ~t $outhern IU1Jio1s 11 ~;:.~~~~ana Com.mis!ion on Finance, presen~d Miss 'NeUle ZertJe, Mlfls hieda University who had been replorto the shortest time possible Manners come alowly. Woft on the 11 """'"" the budget prepared by the C~· _raehnle~ Mfsa ~~ Sanborn, Mrs ed JRLSllDg for tw:o daYI turned worst things first. Compliment him when he shows a Utile lm· ""''"' ,...,..,...,...,......,., mission and it Wl! approved ~Y 0. P kkla, M;:'t !. S Sd)Jaf, M• il out to be merelr a dUigent workprovemenl (4) Lal!tnesa- he's 10 Uvely moll of tbe lime tbnt " Hole the Board The budget calls for WASHINGTON UP- ttep RO<b· $8,916 00 for the total tor the Yta~" N~t~n Moore. H~n\er Cook, EtQerson mllrD He told oflicia1.!1 he bad se\'· when you think he'alozy he's merely tired Make his work per~~Jo .(plUM, Robiert Harrie, Ralph Rlld eral art projeel;f to do ud 41dn't ard M. Slmp.Hun and other top Re· tods as pleuant as pcllllble. He onjoys working with others 11. Ntmro<t pubHcan Party leaden~ will beam with the pastor's salary at $4000. ~life, ~.fed Jllbbs, Mest Covert, want tq le•ve tbe .n depertment Mr Konkright closed the meet James Euler. more than alone Who doeRn't' so V•r•t•bl., until he ft.ad finished. soundlna out political thmkma in ing with prayer, Tbose present The Cub Scout program offers !alhen a ehanee to help their " Gnok ltuor the "JrUtn"oots" tbll week The purpose To dlseover is-ues own boy and know him better. and the boys he pal1 wl~ whtn :: ~,?:"011 whleh would help th.e Repubhuns Did Ia of! workln( The Sa1tsbury PTA needs a man to rep~e· " !I'Ntt of reeapture control of C~nj:resa in tJent It tn tts dealings with the pack (two dens) It needs a tho ook 191111. throo-maJI trepeat, man) council ao a nucleous of the pack com<T Derradt Jr tcnHment elsewhere Ia any 41 mlttee. 1'hla council works with tho PTA roore1entatlve. !'~~~ tbina like that tn Simpson's own known ln Scouting as the "lnstllutlonal repr..entatlve," with oo T...,, 17th Congnsstonal Dlstrlet of Peonaylv.JnJI., natlona1 party offi· the pii'Ck leaders and with the Den molhen. The men help oo clot.ll 00 clals will have to counter crHI· plan the nrogram of activity lor the boys 111<1' clsro by fttpublle•na ovet the It would not take much time Not too much, for YOUR boy, ~.=~·<II Prtaldcnt'J f e I 0 r d pe~etlme 1· b'fdget or almost '7J b.Uilon dollan would It? '""' =:.:--::c:-::.- ---:---r tldn Each dar'• mail bll.np Simpson 9 could do aomethi::J \OAellel,l and •· 't'lluo new protests •1alnllf: the sb:@ of eonolrudlve for Jhelr home town. ,. _....,, the bQda:et and new d~QnandJ tor U' whtcb the J'lremtn who lnchten\1.1· Jton o( eeono!p:J e11tJ. Hll --office )'eports iy receive abeoll.lteb' no remuntranetlnJ ttllt n'b letter writer yet hn l•d atloo for lhoir lime ond ellort, I. Ml'. -~~ a ~lnd wwd to py aboUt the j rnost n1uredl.y b1ve do.M. 1 &.i.mlfta. bodiet. Otherwise, tucb utntn.e remark~ tlol\ · • 1 1 llollhg )I• tbr ruture, tO!toold n10rlt no con· "'AJI.Y CltYPIOQI101'1: - RIN'I .... ttt ...... lti $IMPSON II CHAIIItoiAN Tlte !dltor'a MailboK A. X y D L a a a. X a l 111deraUon from any Fireman or Si~oo lt qbal.nJIIn ot the , t / O 1be DillY Se._Utel any other clear thtnkln1 cUiteo · 11 L 0 N o ,. & a. a. 0 W GOP Cou&rea:!lon-.1 Camp a II D :J'OIIeror, Ollie The cblel ' COmmittee. Tbla vnup, tbe GOP 11 llnte the party. or f!rtiea relb&cine Voldtter Fire Dept OM tetter lt""lY eWldl for QOtbtr. Ia a-~t Jllll'lll• A ~ Seootorlal COUIP•IMB C..,mittoo !'!"~"'~ . ~for th• •rUe 1 •ppeartor ttM PlNt r..•e. X tor tile two 0'1. etc. 11.,._ lltt.rl, a.ntllhe RopubU..n National comon Mrrit · 4th tropilll. the .....,. tM tonnatiOa ot tM .woN1 VI aU '-... , 'L AJIV llie Dallf Sentin•l WANt A))S, lloll't Pill It Plf - ' WCHS·TV ChanneG 8 Monday- Channell lT'$ EASY TO 1 &TATE OF ONMJ laJI• ld"t! fJJUQ.d lt1 the ~pectnd~o~DIPAATMINT .. AGII('.TURI ltons Jor t.btll work. a copy Of DtVISJON OfJ IICLAMATM* wblth 1111)' ~ obU1ined upon ap- NOTIL'!: OF SAL£ • GJI.Al)J.NC z.o ACIU:S OV 8TII11' WBit IIANKII AFlZC"nJ) 6Y KEENA¥ 6 HY SElL COAL COMPANY U' .BF.Jl. FORD AND SCIPIO TOWNSHIPS, ME.IG6 COUNTY Tbe Div~IOP of Re<:iamatton, :Department or Agriculture, &ta-te of ObtO orrers tor sale the roll~;tWIRJ work upon whu:b sealed bidl wllJ See The New Holland RATES ' 2 SO Tennesst'e Ernie Fonl 3 00 MatJnee Theatre 4 00 Queen For A Da1 4 4:5 Modern R&manee ~ 00 Comedy Time 5 30 My Uttlte )largle 6 00 SpinaCh Playhouse 6 30 Nf"WS 6 45 Sports Eye a.. NOTI~I TO COHTitACTOIII NOTICB T.O CONTt.ACTOU .0 Lo<b..,, 4\JOY 10 1.<11 0 pte Jbow f()U SIJI)ltl l: holce f1' /''If 01' QH 10 ITATI OF OHIO bulldin1 l~U. Only about Len DEPAIITMJNT flO HIGHWAYS DIPAITMINT Ofl HJOHWic't'S Pr.,....l No. 12 mmuteli wr~.lk from <.:ourt House Columbua, ~., J41rch 2t 1957 Olllo, M,wch 22, 19$7 (ij!llla Cf!l!llly, phoo, "' port of A N J3:e:QPI, PoUleroy 4 3 tf ContriCt ....,. JL•t•l Copy No C,.rract S.'-' L.,_t CGH No. 57• SectiOD'· GAL1.8J..l2 02 (Vinton >. U2 No 160, In Hun\ulgton &7·1·1 UNIT P.ICE CONTRACT UNIT PIICI CONTRACT eleanine, •PIJ'l patnt· Se.-l~ propo.!lll.ls wlil be ..,_.. primma: and pamhDJ f~~eld Sealed pr~tponls w1ll be re. Brldp ~o GAJ.,lCI0-1~ Span cewid at the office of the Stat!! celved at the olftee or the state (1) •t 180 teet 0 wches, Road H1ehway Director or otuo, a1 H1ghway Director of Ohio, at CoCol ~mbu~:~ Ohw until 10 00 A lutnbus, Ohlo, unlll 10 00 a. m , way 23 f~t 0 1nebe• ,,.,...1 No. 13 M , Oh1o ( t~a!lti'J n) Standard Tim~> Oh1o Eastern Standard Time, TuesCounty ,Oh!O, on part of Tu~day, Apr11 16, 1957, for 1m· day, Apnl 16. 1987 for Improvementa Jn. j '!<<ti''~ GAL-588-5 73 (Galllpoha) provcments m Completely New From Propoaala Not 1 to 14 lnclullive State Route No M8. ,n Gai!Jpolis Proposals No 1 to 9 tncluJiv.e Hitch to Chute are offered as one project aDd are offered ai one proJect and will Towntbip, by eJeaning ,,..ot paintana, pruning and pa1n1mg rleld w11l be awat ded as one ~n be awarde4 aa one eontrJet ltApoiiJ No. 1 coat Bridle No GAL-MB-0627, tr.:~et AthenB County, Oh10, on pert of Span one (1) at 83 teet 6 mchl!s, • PtOP9tfl No, I TRACTOR SALES Section AT.K-1441481, State J(oute Roadway 29 feet 11 mcbe~~ Athens Co\lnJY Oh,io, on Sec· No 144. io .Rome Townithip. by ,,...,.., No. 14 .:..,omeroy tion 0 00, Stale Route No l!i3, n cleamng, •pot ptunUug, pr~ming Hocking County, Obio, on part or L~e 1ownsh1p, by applying 11 ~nd palntms f1eld c9&1 Bridae No Seetion HOC 1~12 .07 (l..Qaan) blhlmwou~ treatmeilt-4tem T-3f'l ATH· l ... 148l . Sp1n1 tbne {J) To. St,ate Route No ~.in FaUlt TowD tal 241 feet 11,., lHII••. Roadway thlp by cle•ning, spot pah\ting, Good Clem Used CIU'S T'32 Ji"a.~ement Wtdth 18 feet 14 feet 11 lnchel ad 111 feet. 0 primn;t& aDd ~oUqa: field eolt All Maketand Modell Len~th 4,171 20 feet or 0 79 mUeJ tnches 8rldp :No. JWC·75-J,Z35, Span one P•-nl No. ~ P r _ . No,~ (1) ot li15 kft ~ l!ll'l!eo. Boadway SA• .,8 Me'"' Coonly, Ohio, on Sec· Galha county. ObiA, 111 Ptrt ~~~ IQ:9s. J tq 14 lJJe)PiiVt of Seetion GA.L-'7·2.46, Stau Route 20 r.eet J ~ 2042,m 20M, Route 1337. No 14S, Sdp&o Stille and ND- 7, lp Ohio Townahip, )Jy c:le.n- thl• project to be tomplet.ed not Co1un1bla Townships, by appi~- lnJI, spot pnl,nting, Prlmlnll and Jator !baD Odober I. 11167 CON""•TE • 1 ...,.., ong a btlomlno"' treatment- palntlne field cott Bridce No The mioimym wa,e W be PJld Y~.._, Item T-30, T·32 Patcblt:ta:. GA:L-T-OM2, Span on, (1) at 133 to all labor employed on this COD· "'lulltl B!IIJV p., Pavement: W1dth 18 teet, feet, Roadway 2:1 feet. tract t.\tall be m accordance wttb Length 57,1167 80 l..l Widl.b 110 ~PIIal No. J the "Schedule of Pr!!Vaillna: Hourly Oallla '(!ounty, Qbiq, on pJrt ot Wa&e Bates Aleerta•.ned and De· GBUISU BLOCit CO. feet, ~ength 1.211'1 ~o f<et Tot•J I,..ength 58,924 80 feet or 1116 SeclHln GAL-1·12.68, StaLe Route tetm.ined br The Department of No 7. iJ;I Clliliy Tqwnab.l.P, by dean· lndu.rtrtal ,lelaiiOJII applieable to I Mllu North of PeiiMNr m1les 1u_g, spot ,PtlntinJ, JJJ'Imlna and State HitkWay Department ]D)· Proposal Ohio, No. 2A on Sec· painUng fiet• eolt Brrda:e No. GAL provementJII' 1n accordance wltb Meig! County, hons 13 3'7, 20.42, 20 66, State '1-1531, Spans three an Total 29f Section• f1 \J.OJ (1'7-J), 4116.04 ;loot 5 loeb" BoodWJY J9 feet o (17 .. ), 411505 (17-fa) 411!08 (17-5) and 411'00 U'7·5a) ot the Revised Route umbta No Townships, 143, tn Scipir) bY 1ppb'Jh:l and Col-1 1Qebta. Code of Oblo ,. botomiooua •zealment.-ltem 7.."il 0 0 P ' No.4 must 1ubmit with bill Pavemtmt: Width 18 feet, Gallla COIIJI(¥, Ohio, on p!U'I o! bidThea bidder • eertlf.!ed • ebeck m the at a """! Length :;7,657 80 feet. Wldlh 110 ~~•on GAL-7~.81'1, Btalo !louie amount cd $1,200.00. '\ll>ltbln the teet, L~ngth 1.287:90 feet. 1'otal No 7. In Addison Townlhl;t.. by Plan• and specification, are pn fantlly's mealll Leneth 58,924 80 feet or 1116 cleaning, •P.Ot P!lintlnt. priming ftle tn tbe department ot ,highways m1les and painting f1e1d .:loat Brfdge No and the oUicl!' of the div1110n depq.. PropiOIII No. J GAL 7·~9112. Spano throe Q) Total ty diroclor. Meigs County, Oh10, on settlon feet 0 tnehet, RoadwaJ !t feet Tbe d.Jr.otor reservea the rasht 16.25 (Part), State Rbu.t.J '660, .m PI'OPONI Me. S to rejfl!ct any and aU bilk. FUNERAL HOME Oranie TowllllUp, by tpplylniJ -. GJllia ~ntJ, OlUo, .OD par.t or .George J Tbprmyer bitummous treatmeot-l(fim T~. ilo<Uoo G~lll·7.70 , ~lato I!Oote Ading Director IU Bulternul Phoae 285 T-32 ;No. ~1.11. In Clay Tt>Wnohip, by (4) 1. 8, 2tc Pavement· Wldth 1.8 fe~t c1eaniD:f. spot paintinJ, prtnung Length 20,064 00 feet or 8 8~,; and pamtmg f1eld coat Briel&~ No NOTtCI of DltAWING of JURORS mites GAIL-21B-!4Go, Span one (1) at 144 Nohce t.!l hereby gJven that a Pntpolll No. • feet 0 iacbes, Rvadway l'J teet 6 public dtewmg of JUrors will be Vmton county, Ohlo, on SW> incbes. made on the 15th day of AprU, IN~URANCE AGI!NC'l' lions 0 0().8, 0 00 (Pllrt), State 1957, at ttae office of t~ Comtl· p,~-1 No. 6 Fl1'9, Automobll~t, Health Route No 32'7. 1n Harriso n Tow:t· Me1~s Counly, Ohio, on port of f;)ODers or Jul'Ol'S in the Court ACCIDENT 9hlp, by applymg a bituminou~ Section MEG 680-Q "70. State Route House of Melp County, Ohio for Ut., Caau1lty and a.nd1 treatment- Item T-30, T-32 No. 680, ln Oranee Tow,gsh1p, by the May Terr.. 1957 of the Common Pavement Wtdth 18 teet elea,nlng, spot painbng, primmg Pleas Court or nid County Everett. I Tracy Real E1tate Broker Length f715 20.. ieet W1dth 16 feet and painting field coat Brid,e No Freeland S. Norns Length 24,&40.80 , feet Total MEG-680-178 Span one (1) at 40 In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ComnuPsionera Of Jurors 6136M PHONES 011 Length 24,816 00 .Aeet or 4 70 feet 0 inches, R!)adway 28 feel {4) 8, ltc • Propoul No. 7 -PropoMI No. S Monroe County, Oh1o, on part of NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Vinton County, OhJO, on Sec- Section MOE·26-0.00, Sta1e fl,oute Encutor bon 0 00 (Port), State RoutE! N(l No 26, m Washington Townsllip, Est•te of A. F. Swan, Dec•alld WE BUY 326, 1n Elk and Swan Townsh tps by cleaning, spot patntlng priming Notice is ~ereby giYen that Leby applytng a b1tummoua lrtJat· Bnlj fl:aU\Ung field coat Bmlge No ona Hensley whose PO!t Ofhce MOJ!,-26 1156, Span one (I) at 126 addres.s 1s Long Bottom, Ohio hu men t-Hem T·30, T 32 JTliUC:TURAL I BEAMS Pavement W1cllh lB feet teet 0 ineheos Roadway 23 feet 0 been duly •ppoJnted ExecutriX of ICitAP IRON- METALS the E.iltate ot A F Swan late of Len~th 24,g\}3 60 feet or 4 6::!: m~hes Olive Townsh1p, Mt>1gs County, PropoMJ No. I m1les Monroe County, Ohm, on part of Oh10, deceased ' Propoul No. 6 Dated this 4th day of April 1957 Vinton ~ounty, Oh1o, on Sec· Suchon MOE 26·7 76, State Route John C Bacon N<t 2tl. m Wayne Townshtp, b~ tlon 0 00, State Route No 124, Jll Judee of the Probate Court, \Vilkesvtill! Townsh1p, by apf)!} eleanlng, spot pa1nhne, priming PhoftO Ill MeiftJ Caunty, Oh1o mg a bllummous treatment- and pamtinq f•eld coal No MOE26-1156, Span one (1) at 100 feet (4) "· 15, 22 3tc Pavem11,nt· W1dth 18 {eot 0 i nches, Roadway 23 feet. A GOOD BREAK PNl!poMI No.9 LengthT·3129,620 80 reet or 5 til MfDDI.;E'fO\VN, Conn UP-The Vlftton Coualy, Oh1o, on part of miles Se!!:tion VIN·50-26 63, U S. Route breakmg of a m1rror m lhe home Pro.poul No. 7 No 50, m Knox Tnwnahip, by o( MilS Belie 'R Margolis of X,.Ong Vmton County, Oh10, on Sec· cleanine;, spot p-amtlng, prJmJna. meadow, ).1ass, proved lucXy ' ror hon 0 00, State Route No 349, anct pamlmg I1eld coat Brtdge No Wesleyan Beneath m Chnton Township, by applyin,~~: VlN·ri0-28'73, Span one (1} at 126 the gla.<~s wasUnJVen11ty a rare pnnt of the a b1tummous treatment-Item feet 0 mches, Roadws,y 23 feet university of the per1od T-31. 0 mches Puvemenl W1dth 20 fee~ PropctNI No. to fOR ~XPERT Length 6, 705 60 feel or 1.27 Vmton County, Oh1o, on part of miles Sectlon VIN ·278-5 00, State Route No, 278, in lJrown Township, by Propeul No. I FLUFF DRY WASHING NOTICI OF ~!LING AND HIAI· Vmton County, Ohio, on Set cleapmj, spot painting, prlmlnJ, IN!l ON INYE~TOJtY and -pamting field coat Bridie No. P~ C:o.urt, Melp County, Ohio bon 000, State Route No 683, lfl VIN-2'78-0859, Spans three (3) ToTO "'-" E1.ecutor Qr AdmhuBtra- Rtcbland and Clinton Township&, till 1015 feet () mcheS', Roadway 2S c.u 61f0..1 tor and to such of the followina as by applymg a bituminous treat feet 0 mches e Wo flick Up & DeiiYO• ~ .rt:~alde.nta of Ule state of Ohlo meot-Item T-30, 'l'-12. No. 11 H1ta. Clf••ned •nd 31odl:ed Pavement Width 18 feet ilurviviog if any, next or on part of un,der the w1U, Length 43,612.80 reet or 8 26 State Route or attorneys rnlles. •. by Propoeals Nos 1 to 8 Inclusive the &foremenof this proJect to be eomplete,d not later thai) Septembi!J' 1, 195J The mliJimum wage to b$ paid to all labor employed on tbb contraet shan be in at:.eordanqe wl:.h the "Schedule of PrevaillJ1,i c.,......., DJnNDABLB llESUJ,TS fOil Today 9 00 Rotnper Room "~ • 0, AprilS, WSAI·TV CHANNIL J 6 ~ S1&n On n"" , ~ ,..,.,'lr.,. 'Ronl'l' •n no u .., ... ,. \ BIRTH ANNODNCIO Mr and Mrr; Erm.>St J.'ra"e1· (Jud,v JJ!c o~) . Middlepc:ul, ~t'1• ~ n nouu ~wg the birth o( an e1glJl pound on.e ounce dJUillter. I o1~ AprJI ol th.e Mason Chmc tJn Sat urday, Aprll 6 Grandparents are Mr and Mt s Alex FrasOJ' aod Mr t1 11 d Mr..:' Dale Ja~obs, Middleport Mrs Rob ert Rttzs. Middleport , W a ~:real JrQ.ndmother of t.be baby. has been mcctm.g 1egularly and enough boys ap\}ear anx1ous to get m the \\OTk Lo foJrnlllnother den Thus, u pack would be active Thcr~ ts one--and lts often a usual one-great hand1 • ' . fZZ#£11\4& fola;t44SZ Z1i 111 i • Pli111e 197 -THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY �•' ' DaUy Sl!lltlne~ Pomeroy-ltlddleport, o .• Aptll8, 1957'-5 . ,,..,.... ·• &4 MONEY~VE . . . Interviews With I'H Staff t-Dall.rSelltlllei,.Pomeroy.JilllGeport. 0.. Aprll8,1957 . ClifFOrd Hot With 670 Pins, Crow's 3246 Total Is · In Strong Spot To Hold Fit'St Crow's Chtcks bowling team stood in first place today wit~ a sensatiOnal 3246 total pin! In the Ohio State Bowling Association tournament held Sunday on the ~agie City Lanes In Barberton. ~REI$ The Dally Sentiraef By UNITI!D SATUID~Y AUSTIN, TEX.: FIOJhl' Bobby Morrow led A prade of rucordfl in the 30th annual Texas Relay• as he aoehONd Abilene Christian SPORTS I ll C Moore To F.,tit ' ~0 · · Genn ' 'an Jn June lSaller, ulymplc triple medal wiD• ner, ~eezed to an easy vieWey in the North Amerlcait Alptne downhill cbamplonshipl. ~ member• o! J.,b.e at£ff. But rec:en\ly he haJJ apprcved interviews and m•lazJoe artleles involving somt of the Jesser known Whitt~ Honse personnel. Rober' Redmond. tbe Whitt Uouse Gardher. i.a .. recent cue in point. A year or so ago, Hag. uty refu9e,d to Jet anyope inter. view Redmond, but the a:ardner bas figured prominently In two zilacaz.ine article! in recent weeks. 'Bt:.sroN up - Light He•VJweicbt Champion Areble ,.Woc;trt BEAUMONT: offered ~.ooo to 4ife•4 ~~~ ~n bls tlUe ln the BoitOD Glf«fa. til Julie 'alainlt the West Gerlim, Llglll Heovywelgbt IItie-hoiiier. • • ,. J Wonder what those ro\"'S Chicks were eating and drinkmg Fight promoter Sam SilveJ'wn. If this high~r·than·usual score over the weekend when they clicked with 3003 actual pins in ollhe C.Uahta A. C., said bt.,..... for the top wmner In past years , the Barberton, Ohio, Bowling tournament? With their th~ 'offer Sunday to Moorej maaaJer., Cbarles Johnlton, ''Wno' e.,. holds up thruugh three more we~k 1 handicap their great sho gave tbem the leading spot for ends of howhng, the Chkks w1ll . . w b)ed Moore P<IW fl8htiDI e>lt\bi• be uowned. Ohio State champs. ftrst weekend of play with a total 3246. tion bouU in Gmn•DY· ,.. These fellows have been trying so hard, so long, let's all Pomeroy's veretan bowler, Paul hope their Sunday score stands up through three more ..,eell-1 Moore'• opponeQt woulcl.beJIIDI CliCford, who now reside& in GaJd f bo ll d th th h , b h f . Slretz, H. D<W ~nlted lblnl.· *lill 1ipll!is, starred in lbe Barberton en S 0 W ng an at ey C<lme orne WJt t e oldin' alao the former Germui>'laicl· g1meB. He rolled a magniflcient stuff. This bowling performance by the Chicks is akin dleweliht champion. 1'70, the highest or his career, with Frank Johnston, E . F. Robinson, JohJI Duerr and Carl gom.. He rolled a magnificent son averaging par on the first 18 holes of the State Golfing . Isn't q 't th g If t Bob Louks also rolled near his Tournament. Thls Ul e e way o oumeys are se t up, top game with an Individual series but you get the idea. - - ' - - - - - - - ' - -- -- ' - ' - - - - , - -- - -- - •1 230, 213 aad 206 for a 1140 total. As to what the bowlers were consuming that Inspired them The t;hlcka' ~eam roUed 3003 aet. to such heights, there are no verified reports coming ual pons Thetr 243 handicap pWib· from Barberton. Louks did admit all members of the team ed tl 1o 3246. In paat years scores i himself Paul Clifford Rink Menchini Ralph Gibbs and Dave of 3100upto to3200 plnaallUtiUally ' d t h e " Sh a k es' " b e f ore the tournament. ' · was .standi! win total against teams 1 D ars t ha ThiS AKRON 0 UP - 'l1be ·l lenrt in the state. from th~ tension of the moment and the tough compel:) " J . Carson' fa~ily waa awiiliened 1 loud crash at 5 a. li(,~Sot.,.. to follow . ay CHARLES M. McCANN brlng >bout hi• foD. · Jn the all-event3 Louks went in· Bowling is a clean, wholesome recreatjon. For the ~~~~J(slunlh4 p,.. StaH Coi'NlpotMient y, ~<)'I to fifth place which is figured on to win It, or even rank high in the prize list, would be 1'\'etnler Guy Mollet of Franee F~COMII\llTEE 1o, prinkater lutd toose<lo • · 1&- ' actual pins. ltob relied 163-201-212 vindication to local bowlers who have pursued the game ts facing new dirflcultlea over the In an attempt to aatlafr crltlca pound" ~owling boll off the Norlll • :. in the doub)es for a 578 total. 1n great intensity. Best of luck, and may all the hot teams in alluotion in Algeria. o( the army, and at the same . Bill Viaduct. It fell 150 ~t anil' · the single.. he had 191-180·233 Cor . f -' , time to defend the anny as a smashed throulh the roof • lhe ' a 604 h>tll. For the three events berton t hr ou gh t h e next three wee k s fall fl a t on th e1r aces. ne latest complleatton Jn a whole, Mollet and hi.$ cabinet bav,e Caraon•· two-story bouse . be had 5'l6-604:-649 for hb 1829 • problem which has plagued decided to aet' up a special com-· • 11'.., total Brilliant entertainment is expected from the Ohio VRIIP'vl France for more than two )"e.Ua mittee to inveatta:ate bnltallfol' alThe heavy bill came-tit,'ri!lt on i& a charce that French troopa Jea•tions and 1110 to expoae any tbe ljvtng room Door. Renzo Menchini 18 in the money Association baseball league this summer. Not for many are being ''brutal" to tbe rebel~. falte a~cueationa againll tbe ' '. in the all·events wtth a 1728 total. moon, we believe, wUl the lea.gue have been blessed with The tournamf$Dl has lip"ee more many OUtstandJng players of vroven professional caliber, Surpristn&lY, the charge hal Pft:neh forces. ·· ~~ " week ends to g:o. The Chicks' total up the Triple A rank, and with so much young talent that iJ been mode not only by ....,.,papJloll,el wanio to hol4 free eleeo{ 3246 is one of the highelt re· on its way up. tfJ, intellectuals and memben of tioi)s -in Algeria, to gi~ ltJ peopte corded tn the history of the tourParliament but lly tome army or.. a eonslderable mt~asure of home League officials and managers firmly believe that if semi· fleers. rule. But he Jnal•io that first the nament. •-lJ mus t dee1are a cea!e · ...•·I~. · '• Pro baseball Is to survive In the bushes it will have to be The clamor bas bQrt Mollet, re&K' TEAM SCORING founded on exactly the same principals as the OVA is who has held office lonfiOr than Bob Louks 230 213 206 649 Robert Laeo.ste, Mollet's rn.lni&1 ny preceding premier Blnco the R. Menchlnl 2HI 108 172 60f spring, to wit, (I) seasoned heads as guides and key men, ter-reaulent In Algeria, i1 Ul'liiil end of World War 11. llalph Gibbs 178 166 226 570 (2) mostly young players just out of high school who love him to do nolhinK rlglli oqw. La· There baa b<en tolk in Paris tOite tn&ilta the rebels are on the Dave DarBt 188 188 156 :uo game and want to develop farther in the sport. ··'Y·· Paul Ch!ford 236 224 210 670 The big question: Will local fans support semi-pro that ,added to all hi• other trou· ipa at Jast. He want• lt!ollet ,to ' ~ '• ." 1026 987 990 3003 In the face of TV baseball and the automobile thai makes hies. the new Algerian laaue milht live Fra~e·s army of ne.uly Handicap 243 veling to far recreation spots with the family so easy? DOO,OOO men in Algeria a eb1nee ' 3246 Totlll ·~ '.•.1 der, that the bomber wa.s "san ;! to deliver a knockout blow. Officials and team managers do not expect their parks POll ' •" enough" to 1tand trall-tha.t, even ( be filled on Sunday afternoons with paying customers. though he was mentally detlllged, the hat is passed, anyway, and $5 from 50 fans would be WITHDRAW PROM "AY he under.~~tood his acts. "real take." MJLWAOUKEE UP - Ttie Allenlly Unltf.d Prtsl The defense vowed to fight the Bradley team hill .withdrawn lrom What they do have real hope for is that fans will At Lakeland, Fla. rulin1 but meanwhi!e a tragic Philtd<lpbla 001 000 0011--4 5 I enoush interest in young players, and in seeing good baseball new pieee of e"idence came to the NatiOnal Industrial Basketball ~aiJU~~ ~y~ it no JOnitbr- wu · ·~~ out to at least three OVA AU-star aggregations take Detroit • 018 010 ~ t~ i r Hearn, Farrell (6) :.,.;H\opfla. on toP, flight independent Huntington , Charleston and Colum- light. The doctors said the bomber ibfe t6 codl~te on even terms was seriously ill from a conta&lous wltll otber Dlem.b:er.a of tM leigue. Lary, Hoeft (15 ), Bunning (9) and buo teams at night under the Wahamalights . form of tuberculosis which could During lp" aoaaona in tile 1!llBL, Wilson. Winn er - J,.ary. Lc)ser Two or thtee good gates at such events will put the league prove fatal. The questjl)n of insan- Alleq~Br~t:dley , .finished Jast siJL Hearn. HR- Kazanslti. in a sound financial position. All proceeds over bare league Ity could become insignificant. times. ' .._,_, expenses, such as for trophies, etc., will be divided evenly At Sarasota, Fla. 10 inn. N. York (A) 002 000 000 1- 3 6 2 among the clubs. These games are to be held In June, the first too 100 000 0-2 7 1 full month of play. Boston Clcotlc , Dvme (4), Shantz (8), It looks like a sound plan. Is It? We'll find out this summer Terry (10) and Berra, Bllnchard (6) . F. Sullivan, Kemmerer (7) We'll also find out if the public wants baseball kept alive down and White. Wlnner- Shpntz. Loser where it counts: in the communities and neighborhoods where •• future major leaguel"s are born and raised . - Kemmerer. tfii'Jl' A • "I Jams Pain tJ p·fCSJ'denl Of . . w.- Bowler Gets I&, .4a»JJ>• Thoimo. Will.'( 111\eet a( I :~~~~:h~~ Auditorium Mtnday 1. ~prU ,m-. : tli~ ~· we~ and Mrs Ef.t~.eat Molden Sunday gue .. ts of Mr. ami :via. Wont JIDOwQflli. of Sllf Htll. ·:! MOBILE, Ala. UP - Younc. A,uguirre took over in the Rocky Colavito. the Cleveland Inand permitted Sauer and diana' main hope to beef up an ~~~:~:;~ to hit their baek·to-back anemu~ orfeAse, was ~ack at his in the last of Lhe eighth. old fence busling triclul today aft· front for the se~X~nd tlmc, er a slow start. , the Indian southpaw put Colavtto, who hit 21 homers down m order in the er finally breaking ~nto he mve- Qlnth. land lineup In June 11t ~Season, Garcia started for the Indians bae won twp BtrtJ a:amel! for and left ln the sixth after giving tbe Indians: In ,,[many days. The 23-year-old ri1hthanded alua· ger belted'' three homers Sunday In Dallas to spearhead the Trlbe'a S.T lo'ictory over the New York Gtanta. "' also contributed flvt ruM batte1lln to the 1&-hlt assault on thr~ New York pitchers. Roeeo'• final clout came in the top ol the ninth wlth AI Smith on •••o"io y\a a 4fublc . In day•, 10011Lett, t~, Bronx, native allo contiibuted a homer provide the came-wlnnlni ru.n Jlouston . Colivato clubbed llubon Gomez tor his first two homera an& hit hla third off lefty John McCall, who eamc In to protect a one-run load for t,he Giants. "1 told you gUy! I'd COniC arour.d ," said Colavito to newsmen arter the HKme . He now has aeven home runa and 18 runa batted in followin& a slump druin.11 the early weeki of sprtna trainhllJ, SmJth, back at hJa old center· flold post, contribute d another homer to the tndian attack, while Jlank Sauer and Daryl Spencer hit clreult clouta for the Giants. Mike Gareta and Alank Aguirre shared m.ound dutlce for Cleve- five runs. Tbe lndlan.11 were scheduled to u~ meet the G1ant.s here today enrCJute to Florida, where the two spring rivals will tangle at Day. tona Beach. Mutmi and Jackson· ville, in (our i&mcs. Power In Role Again As Redlegs Win NASHV,ILLE UP - Power at the plate made the dilfercnco Sun. day In the ClncmnaU Redlegs' 9·7 victory over the Wa11hlngton Senators. The Redle~:a craacd a five-run deficit wtth five homers that ac· counted for !Iaven runs to turn the llde, Ed Batley hit a homer in each amllb, put Cincinnati ahead, 8-7. At Savannah, G&. 1st Game! Other Redh:llill homcu were hit St. Loul• o 11 a ooo 000-13 ID o by Don Hoak, Gus Bell and Chlcogo CA) 090 000 010..10 10 2 Frankie Roblnaon. Mizell , Mabe (2), 8. Smith (4). Wilhelm (81 ond LIAdrltb. DonoRoy Sievers bit a two-run hom. van, Howard (2), McDonald (3), for the Stoators. Flaniilan (9) and Batte)'. Winner" . Sdulhpaw Joe Nuxhall, the lied· B. Smith. Loser ~ Donovan. HRleJa' probable openlniJ day pitcher Lollor, Mualol, Ennla. waa touched for el1ht bit1 and At Savannah, Ga. five rtUII ID tho first four lanlngB. 2nd Game-3 inn. Chuck Stobbl. yielded llx run• on St. Loula ·ooo 00--0 5 o lO bU11 in the flr&t acvcn lnnlnsa ChlciiJO CAl ---200 Ox-2 4 0 tatlnlt ClnclnnaH, Jaekeon and Cooper. Powell, KinTh~t Rcd1cg, were to resumo dt!r (4) and Rom1no. Winnertheir 1eflee with W••hloston today Powell. 11 Mompbla. At Dollu, Tex. '11111 Redlec• appe1red a11W'ed Clevelond 000 11)3 .2«)2-8 I& 1 ~~ \h• 10rvle~ of Calcliot Smoky New York (Nl 10130CI 0211-T 12 o 1urae11 who wu injw:ed Jn 1 Garci1,. A&ulrro (8}, Jones (7) 11ide 1t Chattanooaa Saturday. Ue and Nixon. Gome~, McCall (9) tnd euf(cred a severely wrenched Tbom11. Winner - Jooee, l,.oeetankle but X·nYI Mowed ne broken M<CIIl. lll!a - COIIVIIO, Smith, MIIC'll. Sauer, Sponeer. M.eanwhHe, the Redlct• ao· noun-:ed IOuthpaw John Oldam hN . Worth. Tex. 1~iUir!•~ko•o •U d th 1r 000 800 001-4 _ • 8" 0I .... op ono to o Noahville 1 Broolclyn 000 030 ,_.....,., Southern Aun. farm team und~~tr o 1 24-bour recoil 1-monl. luhl, PhiiUpa {11, Jahn¥fn CD) ond Rico, Newcombe, Voldeo (I) lUGAR WOIUCIMG ond Wolkor. Winner - ·Phllllpa. GREENWOOD !AIQI:, N. y, Ul'- !Mtr - Voldeo. 111\8 - Alron, Supt !Ia~ Roblnaon in lrolnlna Tbofllaon. for 1 returo IIIIa malob wllh JOid· · At dlowolfhl chllllj>ioJI Gone f'IIIJ. mor1 lodoy. oclmllld, "l'vll ocvor woraid birder for 1 filbl in my II!e." The form•r ~h110p ·W<Ithed IM poundo Svodoy o!lor opi!Tifti r.., pouou. I OOOS' ILAIMib AGUA 'r..\l.I£Nft. M.. U1' IIO)Iod Ttblo't odclo In . tho .Ken· ltwlty Derby tuttafe boolclil were 11laehed from: 6·1 to 4·1 foU,.,.wlna the coltte lmpreiiJIYe vletorr I, laM Saturday'"• Rly Meado'\\ Derby. Gt~n. Duke nmaloed the 6-$ lovorlle ond Bold Rulor was the t~M:ond chotec ·at 3·1. ti. .w.~ ... 'lteli. NEW YORK uP - · should a mentally ill erlmlnal be allowerl to "get away" ·with bi.s act by a:u· 1ng to a hospital lnetead ot jail? Who dccldca that tbe man is lU? And should a judge ignore the ad· vit•c of medical experts and orde1 such a man to trial? The celebrated case ot Ihe ·' mall bomber·· of Manhattan has sud dcnl.y become a elas:dc example or thls dilemma which lnef(!asmg· ly pla~:u('s courtrooms at a time when cnmc, mental illncll.~ and pleas of lnunlt7 are aU rlsmg. The mad bMnber, · n~k·looklng hltle George .Meleaky, 5.'1, planted some 56 bomb.!! Ia such public places as mo"le housc:s and rail· ro.ad alation.~~ to avenge a arle· anec against an electrical com· pany. Fifteen persons were In· jured by tbe elplosions over a 16ycar period until Metelkey's eai.~ ture las& January 2.1. Confirm Suspicion• . All New York took it for fact that the mad bomber was Indeed mad. Uow elat to explain h11 thUl· gerous acq ol vona:eaoce asainst innocent bystanders, t."ae fact that he invited bia owl capture by ex· chanalng oP,en letters wltb a newapaper, . that he smUcd whnn atCUIIcd or attempted murder, looked bored' dur'n• couttroom prO<eodlnaf ond aeomod to relish oil lhe publlclly A pauol o~ lhr~ . paycblatrlst• confirmed the publlc'e suspicion~. They l)ronouneed M'eleikY a 1\tCil· tally split pwsonality Who should be in a hosp1tal. But to •verfoM'a •atonllhm•nt Mllnh•tt•n G.neral SeuiOM Jud" John A. Mullen ..V.r•d the •lor bomMr to ltand trial on a 47-count Indictment lncludln1 attempted murder. In the eYes o{ the law, tbc ques· tion b not whether thr: doctors eonslder the bomber mentally ill. lt is whether be knew wbat be was domg. ''Doctors can give evidence and opmions,'' ono legal expert 'told United Prcs.s . "But the judg:c ls .supreme, He muet apply the doe· tors, knowledge to the legal an· tern. The psychiatrists on only give their dlagoose.s. A man can be insane to them but still be sane in the eyes of the Jaw." ·---··-··-- ' at · ~ ·wit I>Y Phll· I~ lpla with an iocldenW rol•. 1ho JWGpom wu '"""lu~ed wilb "f!UUIe IJoy lhrcb" by Hal'J'}' ZlmmerDUo t nd ~,. Wald. For an •oeOI'e lho llaod played the "ll'ooi!Jibter .trdl." Olllan Ill lhe ........... 'BJMtor<i, prool4oatj . ~ CJNQ, vlee pnsiilertt and CarOIJn 'Milhoan , secretary treuurer. The hand statf is headed by Director Ee.tl E. Warneke with Eddie !Kit. rhen ao drum major and trombonist in ,tbe concert band, and rna· Jotett"" Judy Clark, Carole)llakeo·, Janice A&bury and Kay Darst. I Junior letters were awarded to J.. nclle and Gene Crooks Sharon Jones, Ver a Covert, Thom'as Skinner. Sophomore notes were given to Mark Kelly, Janice Asbury, Jenmfer Daniels, Janet Stobart, John O.acon, James Ohlinger. Chne Dt~iley. Freshmen notes were received by Karen Walker, Denni$ Walburn Marianne \Voodgerd, Don Gruescr: Lynn Buchanan, Ronald Evans Jaqice Richards, Joyce Hcmmons: J~JdY Gre~g, Emmaline Bowles Ro. bert Preston, Judy Clark,• car~lyn Milhoan Junior High School pupils who were given certificates or merit Were Don Erwin, Judy B•Jtcher 1 Kare n ~1{'Eihinn y , Dor1s Rice. Su~ !!'an Pullen, Su.san Probasco, ChriS· tine Coats, Forrell Shnl er. Robert Van Cooney , Jam es Hoorl, R1chard Swackhamer Thom a.!! Anderson ,B~F~~AU _J,~Janic~ z rkJe, Ba r~ 1 bara. 1\na etty Covert sand ra ' 1 DrewlngtOh JUdith Sa~e r Kay Jenkinson, Betty Lou Gilmo~e and Ruth A.nn Edwards. Steel Ingots Hit tlotn'J Lowest Reeord y ... .' ' .WHh • ,..Jt hlveolment · i\a 1oiJ -. tt7tf'.tQ : · ~~·ioble bulln011 opporlunily for tblt iroa aod '; . Appllh To All Ca"' '1'he ' rule applied to all Bueh ea11es dates back to the 19th Cen· tury McNaughton cue in Britain. rt J lY& that a person should not be found cuilty or sent to prl.oo unless he undentanda the "n•ture and quality", or scrlousne11, of b:~ aet. A$ interpreted b)l one lcpl t!JE· pert this would mean, "did tho bomber realize '.he w~ ptantiog bombs or did he think ~they were Jampshadu?'• . Mullen bltnsoll ailced If Mctrsky tbouaht he wH I>I!Jltins bomlto or apples . Tbc Ju~a• doclded. alter bearJna Mete•~ waa able to di .. cus.s tbe e.har,C ,pt eUempted mur · .. pl!fted to.extend 1'- 'billd of welconte We at The DaUy Sentinel are vvy subscribers who have of OUr SUbscribers paper and · HIM 9 . .' . to, all .. ' ~ n,w ~ccepted Tllf)~~IY'S~nti~e! ,u ;~~ ii~111e 'l(e;,Wll~ and ~ aU of IOJ11 standln&·l!/'!f haV~_,i\~O!.'fl'. l[le ~~~ b;lve seen us of •reading Oli\' neWS• '.~'.. grow and ~d bill' a~~ of•Jocahovera~:e. ot 'tlul' ·'. , appreciated· lhe .kind w_oW- .~COul~elll~il~ ~!:; . ~~n Ill!' Sll'~a,th and til~ friendt~ crllicisma as weU~II bas helped· II$ to ,lmp~e oit ~tlldUct ·~ to see ave.nuea .to .travel tlutt have e1111bled The ".Dally ·~.nlbiel· to .ette ·mor, , f.llllilj~;..ltb many varied ln~b. Today, .more homea .receive 'l'he :qauy ~ ·(3,374 lfomes) than at anyUme bills siJ: years.. We appreCiate !be. support ~· ~ ~~~n;, your : local We have newspaper, wi!Mut wllldt we could:not'~~~~ ~ wltabii~w~· w~.~~ld not gto~ . ·~ ... .... ~""' ..... • ' .• ' " • • • • " .. - ' " . • . • • I •• 1' ·• I - I t ' ,~ • l ' ., • • ~ • . .•.. . •, • ' ~"'"" .; ~!ff~.:~n~Y . SfH'ftH'I.~~ .' ., ..-' . -~·IL• · -• · - . ... _ I -· -.:· ' ' f , '...' .,. ' ' ' . ,. t'~' ~ • ,. .. '. ... .,... .. ' " ~·. ~ " . 10/0, ' · IF YOlJ '"A~E R~OING I '•' ON -• ; - ., D. Tucker Erlewlo,. attend< J insp~tj,on ai. .eveniu. who is em· W.Va., In ·~o1141 llue" l.anr. ...,] 1\ ,. O. Heory : cAN 1 ; ." ·~Sto,$1000 W• :ll;ll'l;b," by '*h- [We'D~ -1::=-~== Given T.o Honor Mrs,• 0 • G' Sht'elds Refreshment's Ol cake, fruit £a lad and C?ffee were served. . Mr.!!. s.hLeld;; has. be£:n a l!f>? reSJdent of thls co1umumly . is · ~ill · active in · ~he . 011anv.ct , f:lllll"C:h \¥ark. She has a: ho ~t Of"Telatives and frien ds wbo wish her manr happy returnli. ... Mad Bomber Prosecution Deep Issues Over Insanity Law Filla4ra. St.~rprise Party' Mrs. 0. G. Shields ot Letnt Falls was pleasantly ~u,rprised on Wednesday evenina witt} a birth· th•L=:c• party in observance or he~" )Irs. birthday at the home or her Grade d•uahter, lks. fA;rly R-oush. Mrs. Shields was h.:>nored with two bir~hday cake• a.nd a num · be"r of (itb. . :Attending the occa!ion werP : )fl'. and Mr.s. Herbert St:lelds, ~arrolJ. Snowden,' employee · of Mr, and Mrs. Rav Buck and chLI· lbl! NatlGnal LU~ and Accident drenj Mr. and Mrs. George Yon· i~ ~.penping ·a on ~ kl!r a.nd children, Mr. tmd Mr~ 'Rob~rt Hill al\d &ODS, Harry AI · this w~et. . len and mother, Mrs. Allen, Mr. eiJ.Sses of the and Mn . John Filih!' r, E~trly Roush and Mrs. Rous.h -·. JOIN THE At Ft. Myers, Fla. Kansss City 003 000 001-4 11 1 Plttsb11r.11h GIO 201 20x--6 11 2 Kellner, Kretlow (6), Duser (7) and H. Smith, Sbanb (8). Law and Kravitz. Loser.....«retlow. HR C!ation) by Rk bafd ltt•u•s and the " 4 ..., ..... Band Boosters •t the door ;,, charee or the .11Hver orrermg were M!'-lUON, Ohio UP - Cliilr~ E. Mr.!!. ,James Buchanan 11 nd Mrs Wiflalnll wu te..etected president I-IRJ"o1d Woodgerd. Progruma were of the General Telephone. Co. qf ~ittributed by majorette• Carole fi)blo bY the firm'l' board ol dlree-1 Blaker ~net Kay Dal'it and tJ\C flag bearers Judith Murray and Carla tors ltete Friday. Wllllams reported tq the board Wil~on. The offering was $68.50 . the ~ompany wiU 1pent $8.4 tltrector Earl Warneke present· m,~~~~o~fot CJew tOilitruetion and ed Senior medal' to Bruce Bra(l. -l 1hta fear. He 1114 28t ford , president of the Band; Ita pr()jeds are scheduled. :Butcher, Arthur Clark. Eddie · , Grueser, Oordon G\ltbrJe, Janet Valentine, Keith Anderson, Ste~ phen Coats, EtWtard Kitchen, Maryin Roush, Eudell Konkrigbt Jud· ith Murray. ' J>re,Fjtster fd' at tiJo Sundil)', New Furnihitt. of hla la1t two Ume1 at bat. His - Walls. accond round-tripper a two-run ' 'I'll., fi,N~f l"f'o Is 'helpln' )Irs. carl! ror Iter talliet Johh .!llpl~Y Of , ?.anesviUe spent a few hoy.rS at tu~r .ho~ . here .$und.ay. Rooms ... .. Grapefruit Standings , General Tel M0 IIet pOIS• ed 8e{ore . Troubies Strike, But On.:.: B0ilin"g0ut .Of AIf'enan ° Fuss Floor Of Home,: Colavito's Prowess At Plate Seen As Chief Cleveland Hope cco.t'ttwll ...... ,... - · mental ncludr:.d ·:zue1.anunf" {DedL BockA,.. oD lftlefmilllqo, Doll GilW ASIIING'l'QN UP Ill" "'&&lrt!Uol" t.-om lympllony sj_a.ira pt the Wh ile lJoJ.Ise ~ PreS~~ SecretlJ·y Ja n1e1 c. l h(· No. ~~ ,.IIU<ribod 'by JI<Jnu01 seem• to bf' ealo1na: up a blt (..~ t!l lllf...nW oolo l>f p"Oilcy coverlna pubUcl ty Cooto' aa~o. "J'l'l,..., Ill Ptesldt nt E~nho wer's do. Wor" 1>1' 111<11#• SJoylor. folWwd. It wu olfW m!lll< w~i<b ~.. mestic and per.Cooal statt. 0. the TV propam Not too Jon' ·an H.a,e.erty Wil l 11<411 "Wo C,lll n.• pclflpfllll llun...-dead iltt ag,ins.l lettln1 reportera b.ave &nY ~.~Cee11 wn.tt~el" to i• n ~ ~.iiJjten<. .SO.Grand O~f~rid lb\"lene BaLi.er College to a 40.2 .!lf!cond elockl!ag Hagge, with a 222, fiDilh 1 i .o , u 1' in the quarteroom,ile relal"'equali- at.rolr:e.s ahead or Betty Dodcl Jo ing the accepted world record. win tbe Babe Zaharlas Open got( tourney. HALI..AND.ALE. Fl~. : A powerful alretc~ run eave Needles, the NOR111 W!LICESBORO, N. c. , 1906 Kentueky Del,"by champion,a BuUeUng ~i• J&$7 Ford into tbe world-recor~ equa1Un1 vietory ln lead on the firtt lap and never tbe $28,200 Fort Lauderdale Hand· yieldina: tbe Je1d, Glenn Firebill icap at Gulfst.ream Park. .Robert.J won the 100-niile NASU I CAR Grand National autonioblle MONTREAL: Tbe Yontreol ca race. nadlens. powered by I IPfClaeU· Jar Cour.goaJ performlnce by PHOENIX, Al'it:: ' Billy ·Garreit Maurice Riehard, erushed the won Uae U. S:·AU.to €lub'8 100-mi1e Boston Bruins, 5-1, in tbe openlnc mi~t ra~ at t h e State F dir game of the Slaoley <:up finals. G<ounb y.ith a reeord-hr..~i~lf ttme of ~ne hOUr, 13 mlnutei a~d SQUAW VALLEY, Calif. : Toni 23 •econdw. - ~ DESK By Chet Tauehill Top In Weekend SportS~ P~icy Loosened Band Coneert •• "' ' " " ~r ' "' "J\ ... . ....... Kal . ' ' ~ --· '· . , �•' ' DaUy Sl!lltlne~ Pomeroy-ltlddleport, o .• Aptll8, 1957'-5 . ,,..,.... ·• &4 MONEY~VE . . . Interviews With I'H Staff t-Dall.rSelltlllei,.Pomeroy.JilllGeport. 0.. Aprll8,1957 . ClifFOrd Hot With 670 Pins, Crow's 3246 Total Is · In Strong Spot To Hold Fit'St Crow's Chtcks bowling team stood in first place today wit~ a sensatiOnal 3246 total pin! In the Ohio State Bowling Association tournament held Sunday on the ~agie City Lanes In Barberton. ~REI$ The Dally Sentiraef By UNITI!D SATUID~Y AUSTIN, TEX.: FIOJhl' Bobby Morrow led A prade of rucordfl in the 30th annual Texas Relay• as he aoehONd Abilene Christian SPORTS I ll C Moore To F.,tit ' ~0 · · Genn ' 'an Jn June lSaller, ulymplc triple medal wiD• ner, ~eezed to an easy vieWey in the North Amerlcait Alptne downhill cbamplonshipl. ~ member• o! J.,b.e at£ff. But rec:en\ly he haJJ apprcved interviews and m•lazJoe artleles involving somt of the Jesser known Whitt~ Honse personnel. Rober' Redmond. tbe Whitt Uouse Gardher. i.a .. recent cue in point. A year or so ago, Hag. uty refu9e,d to Jet anyope inter. view Redmond, but the a:ardner bas figured prominently In two zilacaz.ine article! in recent weeks. 'Bt:.sroN up - Light He•VJweicbt Champion Areble ,.Woc;trt BEAUMONT: offered ~.ooo to 4ife•4 ~~~ ~n bls tlUe ln the BoitOD Glf«fa. til Julie 'alainlt the West Gerlim, Llglll Heovywelgbt IItie-hoiiier. • • ,. J Wonder what those ro\"'S Chicks were eating and drinkmg Fight promoter Sam SilveJ'wn. If this high~r·than·usual score over the weekend when they clicked with 3003 actual pins in ollhe C.Uahta A. C., said bt.,..... for the top wmner In past years , the Barberton, Ohio, Bowling tournament? With their th~ 'offer Sunday to Moorej maaaJer., Cbarles Johnlton, ''Wno' e.,. holds up thruugh three more we~k 1 handicap their great sho gave tbem the leading spot for ends of howhng, the Chkks w1ll . . w b)ed Moore P<IW fl8htiDI e>lt\bi• be uowned. Ohio State champs. ftrst weekend of play with a total 3246. tion bouU in Gmn•DY· ,.. These fellows have been trying so hard, so long, let's all Pomeroy's veretan bowler, Paul hope their Sunday score stands up through three more ..,eell-1 Moore'• opponeQt woulcl.beJIIDI CliCford, who now reside& in GaJd f bo ll d th th h , b h f . Slretz, H. D<W ~nlted lblnl.· *lill 1ipll!is, starred in lbe Barberton en S 0 W ng an at ey C<lme orne WJt t e oldin' alao the former Germui>'laicl· g1meB. He rolled a magniflcient stuff. This bowling performance by the Chicks is akin dleweliht champion. 1'70, the highest or his career, with Frank Johnston, E . F. Robinson, JohJI Duerr and Carl gom.. He rolled a magnificent son averaging par on the first 18 holes of the State Golfing . Isn't q 't th g If t Bob Louks also rolled near his Tournament. Thls Ul e e way o oumeys are se t up, top game with an Individual series but you get the idea. - - ' - - - - - - - ' - -- -- ' - ' - - - - , - -- - -- - •1 230, 213 aad 206 for a 1140 total. As to what the bowlers were consuming that Inspired them The t;hlcka' ~eam roUed 3003 aet. to such heights, there are no verified reports coming ual pons Thetr 243 handicap pWib· from Barberton. Louks did admit all members of the team ed tl 1o 3246. In paat years scores i himself Paul Clifford Rink Menchini Ralph Gibbs and Dave of 3100upto to3200 plnaallUtiUally ' d t h e " Sh a k es' " b e f ore the tournament. ' · was .standi! win total against teams 1 D ars t ha ThiS AKRON 0 UP - 'l1be ·l lenrt in the state. from th~ tension of the moment and the tough compel:) " J . Carson' fa~ily waa awiiliened 1 loud crash at 5 a. li(,~Sot.,.. to follow . ay CHARLES M. McCANN brlng >bout hi• foD. · Jn the all-event3 Louks went in· Bowling is a clean, wholesome recreatjon. For the ~~~~J(slunlh4 p,.. StaH Coi'NlpotMient y, ~<)'I to fifth place which is figured on to win It, or even rank high in the prize list, would be 1'\'etnler Guy Mollet of Franee F~COMII\llTEE 1o, prinkater lutd toose<lo • · 1&- ' actual pins. ltob relied 163-201-212 vindication to local bowlers who have pursued the game ts facing new dirflcultlea over the In an attempt to aatlafr crltlca pound" ~owling boll off the Norlll • :. in the doub)es for a 578 total. 1n great intensity. Best of luck, and may all the hot teams in alluotion in Algeria. o( the army, and at the same . Bill Viaduct. It fell 150 ~t anil' · the single.. he had 191-180·233 Cor . f -' , time to defend the anny as a smashed throulh the roof • lhe ' a 604 h>tll. For the three events berton t hr ou gh t h e next three wee k s fall fl a t on th e1r aces. ne latest complleatton Jn a whole, Mollet and hi.$ cabinet bav,e Caraon•· two-story bouse . be had 5'l6-604:-649 for hb 1829 • problem which has plagued decided to aet' up a special com-· • 11'.., total Brilliant entertainment is expected from the Ohio VRIIP'vl France for more than two )"e.Ua mittee to inveatta:ate bnltallfol' alThe heavy bill came-tit,'ri!lt on i& a charce that French troopa Jea•tions and 1110 to expoae any tbe ljvtng room Door. Renzo Menchini 18 in the money Association baseball league this summer. Not for many are being ''brutal" to tbe rebel~. falte a~cueationa againll tbe ' '. in the all·events wtth a 1728 total. moon, we believe, wUl the lea.gue have been blessed with The tournamf$Dl has lip"ee more many OUtstandJng players of vroven professional caliber, Surpristn&lY, the charge hal Pft:neh forces. ·· ~~ " week ends to g:o. The Chicks' total up the Triple A rank, and with so much young talent that iJ been mode not only by ....,.,papJloll,el wanio to hol4 free eleeo{ 3246 is one of the highelt re· on its way up. tfJ, intellectuals and memben of tioi)s -in Algeria, to gi~ ltJ peopte corded tn the history of the tourParliament but lly tome army or.. a eonslderable mt~asure of home League officials and managers firmly believe that if semi· fleers. rule. But he Jnal•io that first the nament. •-lJ mus t dee1are a cea!e · ...•·I~. · '• Pro baseball Is to survive In the bushes it will have to be The clamor bas bQrt Mollet, re&K' TEAM SCORING founded on exactly the same principals as the OVA is who has held office lonfiOr than Bob Louks 230 213 206 649 Robert Laeo.ste, Mollet's rn.lni&1 ny preceding premier Blnco the R. Menchlnl 2HI 108 172 60f spring, to wit, (I) seasoned heads as guides and key men, ter-reaulent In Algeria, i1 Ul'liiil end of World War 11. llalph Gibbs 178 166 226 570 (2) mostly young players just out of high school who love him to do nolhinK rlglli oqw. La· There baa b<en tolk in Paris tOite tn&ilta the rebels are on the Dave DarBt 188 188 156 :uo game and want to develop farther in the sport. ··'Y·· Paul Ch!ford 236 224 210 670 The big question: Will local fans support semi-pro that ,added to all hi• other trou· ipa at Jast. He want• lt!ollet ,to ' ~ '• ." 1026 987 990 3003 In the face of TV baseball and the automobile thai makes hies. the new Algerian laaue milht live Fra~e·s army of ne.uly Handicap 243 veling to far recreation spots with the family so easy? DOO,OOO men in Algeria a eb1nee ' 3246 Totlll ·~ '.•.1 der, that the bomber wa.s "san ;! to deliver a knockout blow. Officials and team managers do not expect their parks POll ' •" enough" to 1tand trall-tha.t, even ( be filled on Sunday afternoons with paying customers. though he was mentally detlllged, the hat is passed, anyway, and $5 from 50 fans would be WITHDRAW PROM "AY he under.~~tood his acts. "real take." MJLWAOUKEE UP - Ttie Allenlly Unltf.d Prtsl The defense vowed to fight the Bradley team hill .withdrawn lrom What they do have real hope for is that fans will At Lakeland, Fla. rulin1 but meanwhi!e a tragic Philtd<lpbla 001 000 0011--4 5 I enoush interest in young players, and in seeing good baseball new pieee of e"idence came to the NatiOnal Industrial Basketball ~aiJU~~ ~y~ it no JOnitbr- wu · ·~~ out to at least three OVA AU-star aggregations take Detroit • 018 010 ~ t~ i r Hearn, Farrell (6) :.,.;H\opfla. on toP, flight independent Huntington , Charleston and Colum- light. The doctors said the bomber ibfe t6 codl~te on even terms was seriously ill from a conta&lous wltll otber Dlem.b:er.a of tM leigue. Lary, Hoeft (15 ), Bunning (9) and buo teams at night under the Wahamalights . form of tuberculosis which could During lp" aoaaona in tile 1!llBL, Wilson. Winn er - J,.ary. Lc)ser Two or thtee good gates at such events will put the league prove fatal. The questjl)n of insan- Alleq~Br~t:dley , .finished Jast siJL Hearn. HR- Kazanslti. in a sound financial position. All proceeds over bare league Ity could become insignificant. times. ' .._,_, expenses, such as for trophies, etc., will be divided evenly At Sarasota, Fla. 10 inn. N. York (A) 002 000 000 1- 3 6 2 among the clubs. These games are to be held In June, the first too 100 000 0-2 7 1 full month of play. Boston Clcotlc , Dvme (4), Shantz (8), It looks like a sound plan. Is It? We'll find out this summer Terry (10) and Berra, Bllnchard (6) . F. Sullivan, Kemmerer (7) We'll also find out if the public wants baseball kept alive down and White. Wlnner- Shpntz. Loser where it counts: in the communities and neighborhoods where •• future major leaguel"s are born and raised . - Kemmerer. tfii'Jl' A • "I Jams Pain tJ p·fCSJ'denl Of . . w.- Bowler Gets I&, .4a»JJ>• Thoimo. Will.'( 111\eet a( I :~~~~:h~~ Auditorium Mtnday 1. ~prU ,m-. : tli~ ~· we~ and Mrs Ef.t~.eat Molden Sunday gue .. ts of Mr. ami :via. Wont JIDOwQflli. of Sllf Htll. ·:! MOBILE, Ala. UP - Younc. A,uguirre took over in the Rocky Colavito. the Cleveland Inand permitted Sauer and diana' main hope to beef up an ~~~:~:;~ to hit their baek·to-back anemu~ orfeAse, was ~ack at his in the last of Lhe eighth. old fence busling triclul today aft· front for the se~X~nd tlmc, er a slow start. , the Indian southpaw put Colavtto, who hit 21 homers down m order in the er finally breaking ~nto he mve- Qlnth. land lineup In June 11t ~Season, Garcia started for the Indians bae won twp BtrtJ a:amel! for and left ln the sixth after giving tbe Indians: In ,,[many days. The 23-year-old ri1hthanded alua· ger belted'' three homers Sunday In Dallas to spearhead the Trlbe'a S.T lo'ictory over the New York Gtanta. "' also contributed flvt ruM batte1lln to the 1&-hlt assault on thr~ New York pitchers. Roeeo'• final clout came in the top ol the ninth wlth AI Smith on •••o"io y\a a 4fublc . In day•, 10011Lett, t~, Bronx, native allo contiibuted a homer provide the came-wlnnlni ru.n Jlouston . Colivato clubbed llubon Gomez tor his first two homera an& hit hla third off lefty John McCall, who eamc In to protect a one-run load for t,he Giants. "1 told you gUy! I'd COniC arour.d ," said Colavito to newsmen arter the HKme . He now has aeven home runa and 18 runa batted in followin& a slump druin.11 the early weeki of sprtna trainhllJ, SmJth, back at hJa old center· flold post, contribute d another homer to the tndian attack, while Jlank Sauer and Daryl Spencer hit clreult clouta for the Giants. Mike Gareta and Alank Aguirre shared m.ound dutlce for Cleve- five runs. Tbe lndlan.11 were scheduled to u~ meet the G1ant.s here today enrCJute to Florida, where the two spring rivals will tangle at Day. tona Beach. Mutmi and Jackson· ville, in (our i&mcs. Power In Role Again As Redlegs Win NASHV,ILLE UP - Power at the plate made the dilfercnco Sun. day In the ClncmnaU Redlegs' 9·7 victory over the Wa11hlngton Senators. The Redle~:a craacd a five-run deficit wtth five homers that ac· counted for !Iaven runs to turn the llde, Ed Batley hit a homer in each amllb, put Cincinnati ahead, 8-7. At Savannah, G&. 1st Game! Other Redh:llill homcu were hit St. Loul• o 11 a ooo 000-13 ID o by Don Hoak, Gus Bell and Chlcogo CA) 090 000 010..10 10 2 Frankie Roblnaon. Mizell , Mabe (2), 8. Smith (4). Wilhelm (81 ond LIAdrltb. DonoRoy Sievers bit a two-run hom. van, Howard (2), McDonald (3), for the Stoators. Flaniilan (9) and Batte)'. Winner" . Sdulhpaw Joe Nuxhall, the lied· B. Smith. Loser ~ Donovan. HRleJa' probable openlniJ day pitcher Lollor, Mualol, Ennla. waa touched for el1ht bit1 and At Savannah, Ga. five rtUII ID tho first four lanlngB. 2nd Game-3 inn. Chuck Stobbl. yielded llx run• on St. Loula ·ooo 00--0 5 o lO bU11 in the flr&t acvcn lnnlnsa ChlciiJO CAl ---200 Ox-2 4 0 tatlnlt ClnclnnaH, Jaekeon and Cooper. Powell, KinTh~t Rcd1cg, were to resumo dt!r (4) and Rom1no. Winnertheir 1eflee with W••hloston today Powell. 11 Mompbla. At Dollu, Tex. '11111 Redlec• appe1red a11W'ed Clevelond 000 11)3 .2«)2-8 I& 1 ~~ \h• 10rvle~ of Calcliot Smoky New York (Nl 10130CI 0211-T 12 o 1urae11 who wu injw:ed Jn 1 Garci1,. A&ulrro (8}, Jones (7) 11ide 1t Chattanooaa Saturday. Ue and Nixon. Gome~, McCall (9) tnd euf(cred a severely wrenched Tbom11. Winner - Jooee, l,.oeetankle but X·nYI Mowed ne broken M<CIIl. lll!a - COIIVIIO, Smith, MIIC'll. Sauer, Sponeer. M.eanwhHe, the Redlct• ao· noun-:ed IOuthpaw John Oldam hN . Worth. Tex. 1~iUir!•~ko•o •U d th 1r 000 800 001-4 _ • 8" 0I .... op ono to o Noahville 1 Broolclyn 000 030 ,_.....,., Southern Aun. farm team und~~tr o 1 24-bour recoil 1-monl. luhl, PhiiUpa {11, Jahn¥fn CD) ond Rico, Newcombe, Voldeo (I) lUGAR WOIUCIMG ond Wolkor. Winner - ·Phllllpa. GREENWOOD !AIQI:, N. y, Ul'- !Mtr - Voldeo. 111\8 - Alron, Supt !Ia~ Roblnaon in lrolnlna Tbofllaon. for 1 returo IIIIa malob wllh JOid· · At dlowolfhl chllllj>ioJI Gone f'IIIJ. mor1 lodoy. oclmllld, "l'vll ocvor woraid birder for 1 filbl in my II!e." The form•r ~h110p ·W<Ithed IM poundo Svodoy o!lor opi!Tifti r.., pouou. I OOOS' ILAIMib AGUA 'r..\l.I£Nft. M.. U1' IIO)Iod Ttblo't odclo In . tho .Ken· ltwlty Derby tuttafe boolclil were 11laehed from: 6·1 to 4·1 foU,.,.wlna the coltte lmpreiiJIYe vletorr I, laM Saturday'"• Rly Meado'\\ Derby. Gt~n. Duke nmaloed the 6-$ lovorlle ond Bold Rulor was the t~M:ond chotec ·at 3·1. ti. .w.~ ... 'lteli. NEW YORK uP - · should a mentally ill erlmlnal be allowerl to "get away" ·with bi.s act by a:u· 1ng to a hospital lnetead ot jail? Who dccldca that tbe man is lU? And should a judge ignore the ad· vit•c of medical experts and orde1 such a man to trial? The celebrated case ot Ihe ·' mall bomber·· of Manhattan has sud dcnl.y become a elas:dc example or thls dilemma which lnef(!asmg· ly pla~:u('s courtrooms at a time when cnmc, mental illncll.~ and pleas of lnunlt7 are aU rlsmg. The mad bMnber, · n~k·looklng hltle George .Meleaky, 5.'1, planted some 56 bomb.!! Ia such public places as mo"le housc:s and rail· ro.ad alation.~~ to avenge a arle· anec against an electrical com· pany. Fifteen persons were In· jured by tbe elplosions over a 16ycar period until Metelkey's eai.~ ture las& January 2.1. Confirm Suspicion• . All New York took it for fact that the mad bomber was Indeed mad. Uow elat to explain h11 thUl· gerous acq ol vona:eaoce asainst innocent bystanders, t."ae fact that he invited bia owl capture by ex· chanalng oP,en letters wltb a newapaper, . that he smUcd whnn atCUIIcd or attempted murder, looked bored' dur'n• couttroom prO<eodlnaf ond aeomod to relish oil lhe publlclly A pauol o~ lhr~ . paycblatrlst• confirmed the publlc'e suspicion~. They l)ronouneed M'eleikY a 1\tCil· tally split pwsonality Who should be in a hosp1tal. But to •verfoM'a •atonllhm•nt Mllnh•tt•n G.neral SeuiOM Jud" John A. Mullen ..V.r•d the •lor bomMr to ltand trial on a 47-count Indictment lncludln1 attempted murder. In the eYes o{ the law, tbc ques· tion b not whether thr: doctors eonslder the bomber mentally ill. lt is whether be knew wbat be was domg. ''Doctors can give evidence and opmions,'' ono legal expert 'told United Prcs.s . "But the judg:c ls .supreme, He muet apply the doe· tors, knowledge to the legal an· tern. The psychiatrists on only give their dlagoose.s. A man can be insane to them but still be sane in the eyes of the Jaw." ·---··-··-- ' at · ~ ·wit I>Y Phll· I~ lpla with an iocldenW rol•. 1ho JWGpom wu '"""lu~ed wilb "f!UUIe IJoy lhrcb" by Hal'J'}' ZlmmerDUo t nd ~,. Wald. For an •oeOI'e lho llaod played the "ll'ooi!Jibter .trdl." Olllan Ill lhe ........... 'BJMtor<i, prool4oatj . ~ CJNQ, vlee pnsiilertt and CarOIJn 'Milhoan , secretary treuurer. The hand statf is headed by Director Ee.tl E. Warneke with Eddie !Kit. rhen ao drum major and trombonist in ,tbe concert band, and rna· Jotett"" Judy Clark, Carole)llakeo·, Janice A&bury and Kay Darst. I Junior letters were awarded to J.. nclle and Gene Crooks Sharon Jones, Ver a Covert, Thom'as Skinner. Sophomore notes were given to Mark Kelly, Janice Asbury, Jenmfer Daniels, Janet Stobart, John O.acon, James Ohlinger. Chne Dt~iley. Freshmen notes were received by Karen Walker, Denni$ Walburn Marianne \Voodgerd, Don Gruescr: Lynn Buchanan, Ronald Evans Jaqice Richards, Joyce Hcmmons: J~JdY Gre~g, Emmaline Bowles Ro. bert Preston, Judy Clark,• car~lyn Milhoan Junior High School pupils who were given certificates or merit Were Don Erwin, Judy B•Jtcher 1 Kare n ~1{'Eihinn y , Dor1s Rice. Su~ !!'an Pullen, Su.san Probasco, ChriS· tine Coats, Forrell Shnl er. Robert Van Cooney , Jam es Hoorl, R1chard Swackhamer Thom a.!! Anderson ,B~F~~AU _J,~Janic~ z rkJe, Ba r~ 1 bara. 1\na etty Covert sand ra ' 1 DrewlngtOh JUdith Sa~e r Kay Jenkinson, Betty Lou Gilmo~e and Ruth A.nn Edwards. Steel Ingots Hit tlotn'J Lowest Reeord y ... .' ' .WHh • ,..Jt hlveolment · i\a 1oiJ -. tt7tf'.tQ : · ~~·ioble bulln011 opporlunily for tblt iroa aod '; . Appllh To All Ca"' '1'he ' rule applied to all Bueh ea11es dates back to the 19th Cen· tury McNaughton cue in Britain. rt J lY& that a person should not be found cuilty or sent to prl.oo unless he undentanda the "n•ture and quality", or scrlousne11, of b:~ aet. A$ interpreted b)l one lcpl t!JE· pert this would mean, "did tho bomber realize '.he w~ ptantiog bombs or did he think ~they were Jampshadu?'• . Mullen bltnsoll ailced If Mctrsky tbouaht he wH I>I!Jltins bomlto or apples . Tbc Ju~a• doclded. alter bearJna Mete•~ waa able to di .. cus.s tbe e.har,C ,pt eUempted mur · .. pl!fted to.extend 1'- 'billd of welconte We at The DaUy Sentinel are vvy subscribers who have of OUr SUbscribers paper and · HIM 9 . .' . to, all .. ' ~ n,w ~ccepted Tllf)~~IY'S~nti~e! ,u ;~~ ii~111e 'l(e;,Wll~ and ~ aU of IOJ11 standln&·l!/'!f haV~_,i\~O!.'fl'. l[le ~~~ b;lve seen us of •reading Oli\' neWS• '.~'.. grow and ~d bill' a~~ of•Jocahovera~:e. ot 'tlul' ·'. , appreciated· lhe .kind w_oW- .~COul~elll~il~ ~!:; . ~~n Ill!' Sll'~a,th and til~ friendt~ crllicisma as weU~II bas helped· II$ to ,lmp~e oit ~tlldUct ·~ to see ave.nuea .to .travel tlutt have e1111bled The ".Dally ·~.nlbiel· to .ette ·mor, , f.llllilj~;..ltb many varied ln~b. Today, .more homea .receive 'l'he :qauy ~ ·(3,374 lfomes) than at anyUme bills siJ: years.. We appreCiate !be. support ~· ~ ~~~n;, your : local We have newspaper, wi!Mut wllldt we could:not'~~~~ ~ wltabii~w~· w~.~~ld not gto~ . ·~ ... .... ~""' ..... • ' .• ' " • • • • " .. - ' " . • . • • I •• 1' ·• I - I t ' ,~ • l ' ., • • ~ • . .•.. . •, • ' ~"'"" .; ~!ff~.:~n~Y . SfH'ftH'I.~~ .' ., ..-' . -~·IL• · -• · - . ... _ I -· -.:· ' ' f , '...' .,. ' ' ' . ,. t'~' ~ • ,. .. '. ... .,... .. ' " ~·. ~ " . 10/0, ' · IF YOlJ '"A~E R~OING I '•' ON -• ; - ., D. Tucker Erlewlo,. attend< J insp~tj,on ai. .eveniu. who is em· W.Va., In ·~o1141 llue" l.anr. ...,] 1\ ,. O. Heory : cAN 1 ; ." ·~Sto,$1000 W• :ll;ll'l;b," by '*h- [We'D~ -1::=-~== Given T.o Honor Mrs,• 0 • G' Sht'elds Refreshment's Ol cake, fruit £a lad and C?ffee were served. . Mr.!!. s.hLeld;; has. be£:n a l!f>? reSJdent of thls co1umumly . is · ~ill · active in · ~he . 011anv.ct , f:lllll"C:h \¥ark. She has a: ho ~t Of"Telatives and frien ds wbo wish her manr happy returnli. ... Mad Bomber Prosecution Deep Issues Over Insanity Law Filla4ra. St.~rprise Party' Mrs. 0. G. Shields ot Letnt Falls was pleasantly ~u,rprised on Wednesday evenina witt} a birth· th•L=:c• party in observance or he~" )Irs. birthday at the home or her Grade d•uahter, lks. fA;rly R-oush. Mrs. Shields was h.:>nored with two bir~hday cake• a.nd a num · be"r of (itb. . :Attending the occa!ion werP : )fl'. and Mr.s. Herbert St:lelds, ~arrolJ. Snowden,' employee · of Mr, and Mrs. Rav Buck and chLI· lbl! NatlGnal LU~ and Accident drenj Mr. and Mrs. George Yon· i~ ~.penping ·a on ~ kl!r a.nd children, Mr. tmd Mr~ 'Rob~rt Hill al\d &ODS, Harry AI · this w~et. . len and mother, Mrs. Allen, Mr. eiJ.Sses of the and Mn . John Filih!' r, E~trly Roush and Mrs. Rous.h -·. JOIN THE At Ft. Myers, Fla. Kansss City 003 000 001-4 11 1 Plttsb11r.11h GIO 201 20x--6 11 2 Kellner, Kretlow (6), Duser (7) and H. Smith, Sbanb (8). Law and Kravitz. Loser.....«retlow. HR C!ation) by Rk bafd ltt•u•s and the " 4 ..., ..... Band Boosters •t the door ;,, charee or the .11Hver orrermg were M!'-lUON, Ohio UP - Cliilr~ E. Mr.!!. ,James Buchanan 11 nd Mrs Wiflalnll wu te..etected president I-IRJ"o1d Woodgerd. Progruma were of the General Telephone. Co. qf ~ittributed by majorette• Carole fi)blo bY the firm'l' board ol dlree-1 Blaker ~net Kay Dal'it and tJ\C flag bearers Judith Murray and Carla tors ltete Friday. Wllllams reported tq the board Wil~on. The offering was $68.50 . the ~ompany wiU 1pent $8.4 tltrector Earl Warneke present· m,~~~~o~fot CJew tOilitruetion and ed Senior medal' to Bruce Bra(l. -l 1hta fear. He 1114 28t ford , president of the Band; Ita pr()jeds are scheduled. :Butcher, Arthur Clark. Eddie · , Grueser, Oordon G\ltbrJe, Janet Valentine, Keith Anderson, Ste~ phen Coats, EtWtard Kitchen, Maryin Roush, Eudell Konkrigbt Jud· ith Murray. ' J>re,Fjtster fd' at tiJo Sundil)', New Furnihitt. of hla la1t two Ume1 at bat. His - Walls. accond round-tripper a two-run ' 'I'll., fi,N~f l"f'o Is 'helpln' )Irs. carl! ror Iter talliet Johh .!llpl~Y Of , ?.anesviUe spent a few hoy.rS at tu~r .ho~ . here .$und.ay. Rooms ... .. Grapefruit Standings , General Tel M0 IIet pOIS• ed 8e{ore . Troubies Strike, But On.:.: B0ilin"g0ut .Of AIf'enan ° Fuss Floor Of Home,: Colavito's Prowess At Plate Seen As Chief Cleveland Hope cco.t'ttwll ...... ,... - · mental ncludr:.d ·:zue1.anunf" {DedL BockA,.. oD lftlefmilllqo, Doll GilW ASIIING'l'QN UP Ill" "'&&lrt!Uol" t.-om lympllony sj_a.ira pt the Wh ile lJoJ.Ise ~ PreS~~ SecretlJ·y Ja n1e1 c. l h(· No. ~~ ,.IIU<ribod 'by JI<Jnu01 seem• to bf' ealo1na: up a blt (..~ t!l lllf...nW oolo l>f p"Oilcy coverlna pubUcl ty Cooto' aa~o. "J'l'l,..., Ill Ptesldt nt E~nho wer's do. Wor" 1>1' 111<11#• SJoylor. folWwd. It wu olfW m!lll< w~i<b ~.. mestic and per.Cooal statt. 0. the TV propam Not too Jon' ·an H.a,e.erty Wil l 11<411 "Wo C,lll n.• pclflpfllll llun...-dead iltt ag,ins.l lettln1 reportera b.ave &nY ~.~Cee11 wn.tt~el" to i• n ~ ~.iiJjten<. .SO.Grand O~f~rid lb\"lene BaLi.er College to a 40.2 .!lf!cond elockl!ag Hagge, with a 222, fiDilh 1 i .o , u 1' in the quarteroom,ile relal"'equali- at.rolr:e.s ahead or Betty Dodcl Jo ing the accepted world record. win tbe Babe Zaharlas Open got( tourney. HALI..AND.ALE. Fl~. : A powerful alretc~ run eave Needles, the NOR111 W!LICESBORO, N. c. , 1906 Kentueky Del,"by champion,a BuUeUng ~i• J&$7 Ford into tbe world-recor~ equa1Un1 vietory ln lead on the firtt lap and never tbe $28,200 Fort Lauderdale Hand· yieldina: tbe Je1d, Glenn Firebill icap at Gulfst.ream Park. .Robert.J won the 100-niile NASU I CAR Grand National autonioblle MONTREAL: Tbe Yontreol ca race. nadlens. powered by I IPfClaeU· Jar Cour.goaJ performlnce by PHOENIX, Al'it:: ' Billy ·Garreit Maurice Riehard, erushed the won Uae U. S:·AU.to €lub'8 100-mi1e Boston Bruins, 5-1, in tbe openlnc mi~t ra~ at t h e State F dir game of the Slaoley <:up finals. G<ounb y.ith a reeord-hr..~i~lf ttme of ~ne hOUr, 13 mlnutei a~d SQUAW VALLEY, Calif. : Toni 23 •econdw. - ~ DESK By Chet Tauehill Top In Weekend SportS~ P~icy Loosened Band Coneert •• "' ' " " ~r ' "' "J\ ... . ....... Kal . ' ' ~ --· '· . , �• • ' l 6--DaUy Sen~el, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., April 8, 1957 _ The Daily Sentinel ' • POMEROY SOCIETY Wolk.:tn Garden Oub Meeting Held At Olan Harrison Home hosteu Narcts!IUS. Jes.ne Saunders • Dfl f ' tb the Wallkn Gatden Club at her fodll.a w1th yellow candle1, Naom1 home .Thuriday evening The E85· Reed • NBTCISSUI with pUJiy wil Mr and Mrs Wallis Bearhs of ter THme , was carried throush· low• 1n hollow log rabbit aceeuory Va , were weekend Portsmouth Judge• were Helen Carper and au~ the evc:pmg. gues ls of the1 r parents Mr and The meet;.ng led by the prctn Leona Stol')' A contest on common noweru Mrs Harrv Bearhs and Jam1ly, Nyc dent Edna l.ee, opened w1th tht! S*lute to t~ Fiaa:, followed by wu conducted by Jessae saunders A\'e and Mrs Erma W \son, Leta: t the Club p~aYer m unJton. The and won by Bertha WaiHama Re- 1 F -:.,11& Mrs Wilson Jccompawed usual busLoeas waa tran&acted and fre 1 hments were sen ed by t h e thrm home for a Vl! lt boatels assisted b Naomi Reed. Mr and Mrs Tho1nas Young reports givefl y spent the weekend In Nelsonville Roll-call Was answered with a with their daughter and son m law Bible verse on the Cructftxron ot ~r ~ :'ld Mrs Robert Rogers :ana Ruurreetion by all thirteen mem· dauzh::ers bers each haYII:li chosen a dtffer• M1n Ruty Musser is conflnl'fl to ent verse 1 her '10me, Athens road by illn'!'JS A paper given t.y Edna 1M oo Ha:?) Canterbury who entt!red "Growing Lllies for Eaater" showMr• Eva Hendricks whole mar· Hol ... £r Hosp1tal, Wed11esday will ing how wtth care the !aster Lil· rlaae will be an event of Sunday, u11dereo !Surgery Tuesday morr.uu::. tea can be a:rf'Wr• and also how to April 14, wac honored when the Mr and Mrs. John n Gersper of care for the bulbi so they may Happy Harvesters Class of the Columbus were weekend guests giVe future bloom Federated Churct met Friday eve- or Mr and Mn: llomea· Braley lleceJving blue awards ft~r ar· nin" at the church \1r and Mrs Wi lluam Su ltvea ran1ementa were. Belva Wlllard The Lord'• Prayer in unison op- and Mrs.. Lou1se Ranrte of Colum Crucent - E•onymua tvy whltl ened the meeting in charge or the bus viJitcd s~ curday Wtth Mrs. and yellow narcaeaua Ann Hart-- president. Mrs Henry Reibel Dur- Harry Snyder and Mr and Mrs Hemlock with daffodil& and rah- ina the busmeu session plan11 Homer Braley bJt ~eeusory. 'Bertha William. • were made for serving a dmner to 1 Mr and Mrs Guy Culbertson Weathered wood and narciuy• the Meigs County Council of Re- of Lebanon were wc~:kend guests Mina Hart · Narco&aus and barbary Jlgu:ms Educntmn on Tue!day, Ap- of Otbo Radford Mr and Mrs Paul Zirkle and m white container Edna Lee - rll 30. Narcluus, pus1y willow11 and yew Mr and Mrs Chester Ztrkle were \ A contribution was made to the called to Logan , Salttrday by th l' in dark contall\er - Lonl&e Ham'l- Wf)Od Memorial Le-prosy Plan& on - NarCJ38m •nd Enonymus M•· were made to prepare five Easter death of tbe1r mother. Mra. John bel Lee - Dou~le Nurci51us , wot.h bnketB for the county infirmary Yates. G.udner Mankm and Gilbert IIIJQb aece.s.:ory • Belva WJIIard • Ml"' Retbel who 11 chairman for Samiveria with Na~nUJ MAbel th~ 1!:11ter breakfast requerted Freeman were buslnt'.!S vi11tors m Columbus Sunday Lee • Dried BJTBngement donations and help m !erving Mn Mabel Mankln "pent Sun Red Awards Marie Barnhart .. 'Mn Hendrick• was presented a bed •tJread by ttie clasa and a day m Columb\11 WJth Mr a n d Mrs Elwood Fotd w~s given with Mn Keonctb Mankm SN of Norfolk l1f the bride; MrB Dalley, ijlroom; Mr.s Be~tz Va Jpent the weekend here wath prcacller, Mra. Cleland hl1 lamlly Mr and Mrs Harley Stronlil and ,brldes-ma1d: Mn Henry best man and Mrs Ben family, Wilkesville vunted Sunday with her parents, Mr and Mra. pianist The ,Rev. and Mfl Clarmont E Henry Re1bel. Hoyt, Nr!l P11ul sm,rt, Mra Mlltun Gamea were played and prize• Mr and Mn Vaughn McKnight Hood, Mra. Wllll1 Anthony, Mra awarded to Mau('1 e Grueser, Mrl of Charleston, W Va , visited SunCllarlea Bennett and MrK Allea H\llbtl repreaented the Middle· )(elen Nyae, Mr ~o Neutzlina, and day with Mr and Mrs Everett Mc- .Mr and Mrs Bert Snuth 2 18 Sor. Pt Pleasant, W Va , Mus M:acel The Golden WeddJnlil nnlveraary Sm1th, Sllver Ridge, and Mr and ot Mr and Mr1 Bert SmJth was 1 Mr11 ChaUee and Charles Henry , obs erved Sunday March 24, w1th Jane Ann and Judy open bouse at. their home, Sl1ver Attendmg tbe Open House were R1dge, from two to four In the thq.se- named above and Mr and aftern~on For the oeeulon, Mrs Mrs Ted Muon and son , ColumSmlth wort. If yeltow rose bud cor- bus, Mr. and Mrs Jame1 Chaffee sage and Mr Sm1th a yellow rose and Mr. alld Mrs. Oscar DUUncer. bud OOutanler. Athens; )Irs. Bert Romme, Mr and Mrs. Porter :Midkiff, Mr and Mr• Arrangements of yellow jonquJls Z1ba Midkilf and Mary and Mr decorated the bome A three tiered and Mrs. Dorsel Smith, Hemlock weddmg cake decorated with yel- Grove, Mr. and Mrs John C Johnlow rose buds and topped wlt.b -a .son and Mr and Mn Roland •E.u~ mmiature bride and groom ' and man and Roland E , lamce and the inscrlptlon "GOth Annlvenary, Charles, CooJvJIIe, Rev. and )In Jane and Bert" and encil'eled wath Edmund L1re, Reed.rvllle, greenery and yellow fiawera, t:enFred Smith, Mr. and Mrs Frank tered the dining room tab)e which Gaul, Mr and Mrs John Wickham, also had arranaements of jonquils Mr and Mrs Edgar PulhJl!, Mrs. Ice cream. cake, coffee, tea and Inez Pooler, Mrt Llnn1e Pullins Mr yellow min}~! were served by the and Mrs Oraa Gaul , Mr .and Mra djiJUJhkora, daughter.~-1n·law and Ralph Parker and Mrs Edpr nJeces Napkms were white with Dorst and Tommy, Cheater; Mr. the Inscription 1150th Annivenary, and Mn John Kelly, LonJ Bottom; Jane and Bert", tn aold. Favon or Mias Joyce Bowers aad Mr. and white weddina beUs 10 whlte net Mrs. Ed Eichinter, Mlnenvllle; E and tied with White satm ribbon to 0 Saunders, Mia• Je.uie Sluadera, which was attached Jiliea of the Mr and Mrs Harvey Pierc:e 1nd valley and a weddln&• band. were Mrs Leo S. Curtls and Lam of given each lady JUCst and a aold Pomeroy colored match boOk wltb the ln~t:riptlon "Jane and Bert" Jn white were aiven the men - port Flnl Blplllt Church ll'rlday e-.lenlna Al the training confer· enc~ held at the Calvary Church lD JUo Grande. ~t raur o'clock ministcra of the area h•ld a confeto('ce on the ~ Development, pro'pam Jed b,v .Ab tbur Vallie, a1flatant to the secre· Ur7 or the Oblo Baptlat Confer· ente. A dhtner was aerved to tile mlniatera, guetll and members of t.fle varioua church.a' Boarda or Cbrlatian Education Kr Elcei10r, 1 Stale Dapt11t luder, asslaWd In the conference ' and llr1. C. E. Hoyt waa teachet' of the \raining: conference. She is AIIOclatlonal c:bairman and also on the State Board. Mre Smart, lead· er ol ChildreP'I Work In the loc:.aL Board of Chrbtlan EducaUon, was in ebara;e of tllla work at tho tralninJ n111lon Mn. Hood II the local Adult ehalrm!ln; Mre. Anthony, chairman of the Board of Cbrlotlan Educo· tlon; Mrs. Bennett is chalrmaq of Jli11lonarJ Stewardship artd Mra Allan Hu1bn It cbairmon ol LOad· Mlbjp Tralnlnt. The honored pestll rece1ved many lovely Jlftl lnclu.ng a small tree aprayed With told to J E H' - -·-Middleport Society Moriah Baptist Missionary Society Meets r. Leononl Wlloon, wbo II &tatiOD· ~oro old daul;lbter of Mr iad Mrs Lee Clark, Cht'llbire Rl), celebrated her birthday Frida:y wlt.h a party for TONIGHT her elaumatet ln tle.- P'lnt Gri.cle, ; Burt Lancader Tony Curti& tau1ht by l(rJ, Wllllur 'rbOQbald, Gino l.ollobrlctdo JD the Br.-dbury Conaolidlted TlAPIII School ·' Mn. Clark brou'b' 1 larJe dee.. (C1nema11cope -..~. TecbnJtolor) orated cake. ~lnJcrlbed ••Happ)' Birthday, Catble"'.at th• afternoon JeHU and the ehlldren alJo re- nin'g Stone·S step r• lha. .ner1Hl)'cookt Columbua. vletted ' 1 • • ',~tl ' ' ... ....., ..- " ' ' ,.. < ~ 'q , ' ne • . ...... '' -~ "' SINGLE COPY-51: S. Foreign Aid Program Hit By Speaker At Meigs DAV Chapter 53 Birthday Dinner Drier· eather Forecast In The Area; Of Floods Grad LessenA .. eiiSier· than to g:row Mrs. John Gersper Is H.Gnored Guest At Shower Friday mer Braley, Dot Malll' !It wlt!o Mrs James Jett and )fJp Betty Keller as eo.boatelsea 1 .~ - '" I ::::::::::~:1. t' '' p>d loob with p>d · ~ ·• 10 chooae Spocio! FAII!Lt .~w'l.·· .... il Deluxe PiCTUU LAlJtf ,- Stockton and M111 Susl.t ~Wt. Mrs Reed WUl won the dCMK prbe. to get a quick play~nd, for more elt!gam~e -- Mn !.etta Spencer, Mlu Mli,Pd ia the answer' !he ooil io poor- ' er, Jt;mlor mander and Owen ,_,_,f ,.,. · To get the most out of any la'WD, feed resuJ,uly with SeOUl TURF BUILDER- America's piQfl<l"7 lawn food •• , feed 5(}(](1 •q than a dime perlOO sq ft. to. a~ lend were Mrs. !1.11'1')' Snyder, ~ ~ Come in allillet ~ preactibe Norma Cbapman, Mrs Pete Cloud , Mrs. Bert Bodlmer, . Charles Straurs, Mrs. Albert W ard, Mrs Ina Teaford, Mra Edn~ Keller, Mrs Rollin Hawk, Mrt. Gll- ' bert Meea and Edward Venoy, /1 $4.50 ....l,!aj · " ' fw ELBERFE • a·r ' C11t are: Jolin Past State 4ae PLAY u.WM Sendmg gil\8 but unable Festival Final Plans Are Made ~· ., Moat of ou• ......m~ ""'I Games were played ~~ prlztl awarded to Mr& Elmer: 1r'le\!)am, Mro Seldon Biker Jt., l(ri. fhomas Selby, Mia lbrile ~ •, yow r.~ •- ·Fonoer Pomeroy Man Admits To Region_al Band n ~ f1. t You oimply decide which of tho 3 Scotlo ~4.f blend.l fils your need , ~ " .: Mro Jobn t>. Cera~ ((la)'neU Tb,ontas) was aueSt "f • • It .. mt.eellaneou• &hpwer alvu Friday evening at the hOme of l!IP- Ho- a , ' lovely law~.f,'' , Ben 1'tJrner, Chapter * * * "Tbe e.:pnomy axe IS ~gain goint to ment of the disabled war veteraq U~ns 111ake a stronger showing of .elves," ~eclafed 41 ~els, former .tonimal!der of theJ~Ied Amencan Mi.was t~e, prl!li:lpa! speak~r of tbe ' JunDt Planned '::t.~~~gf:~:1To See Proposed Str~t Cleaner gym.na· Jr&DdiiOU PeopJru, of Em· lawyer ' ltr!tl!vtw~~. &nowl!efBi--· ~!~;::mer t~e·m·•o•r Obio'Po).Ver Co. PurpOIO of Qle junket JS to de- termine the e!fec:tiveneas of sueh ganizatiQnll equipment and to make a report abled vetb-an He was a}so equallv on it at the next jo1nt meeting of cr\Ucal of. t~e cu.rrent economy tbe two c:ouncils. drive and the effor~ of tbe "do· At reeent session of the two gC)oders" to grant exceSSJve f<'r· 'Retlrt!tnent or Ro~ Kupar re· cently from Ui~ Ohid Power comPUU' Servlce ataff here .aet tn motion a chaifl reaetlon: 1rtect· ~ three other ~aoJUJ on the utilitY'• personate• roster etsn a1d. ' bodies held m Pomeroy wu named to make as a result of a two vdlage1 such equipment Promoted tO 'XaiPiu''s poaJtion Daniels pOinted out that the aa servlee mm for eleetrieat DAV had a slnglen~ss ot p\l.rp<Me pliancea' Was Homer "Red" in that 1t wai created with a delr.les for 11 years had oetvcd' I finite program of glva.ng .servt e reader and ebUeetor to the dilabled veteran. He ealled Membera of the investigating most Of Mfr"Cb upen thOSe preaent to "look at !be committee wbo will make the trip "'ith the c:om- record if you wUl 11 to what the are: Wayne Swisher, and Dale Smith of .}f~!~ DAV ~u aCCOJilp,iabe1. W~ do DOt council and D. C ""' have any multt-puO)Oied proCovert, Duad Jenre;l;~~:;~~. hia wife gram \Ve have o~ly qne. That and 1'2 Ave. being to gi~ aid lnd 11111tanr.e to those wbo bav~ a;lven of them· selves in timt of war anll wllo ar~ today unable to he,ip tbemfeJves." on the su.bjeet of forel1n ald Daniels, salcJ, ''Thll C'OQntr)o today 1s fooUna ltselr if i.t thiniiJ:a Ulat ' friendship can be bourbt History Ron Sprlna:er, local man~~:er o£ 1\ielf will lhow Jtbat th6 qtilckCst uUitty, aaJd Geora:e Nes~el­ • Jr , 2&, bal berut promoted !Continued on Page Seven) the ground crew to the of meter read&r and NeSieJroad bepn hi• with the power February of 19511 aftbe U. S NaY)' Su...,.er..Speech Clillic Loretta McCOmb Veteran Mason-Co Teacher Succumbs Rutland Public Board Of Affairs· T~ Study Meters Wilham J. Hobstettcr of the Rutland of Pubhe Afta1rs said a meeting of the be held tomght to to meter some waof the new mua .i· Cathie r""lt'led a Jhower of OYer tho wool: end with c. blrt~day oar41 u 1 aurprloo clw'- Ler' If, Wlao. Sr .ncl Milo lbilh WIIO Ina lbe pori)', ,: ' ' and W\lh Mro. Tlylor Gro1an, who bl""· Till bu been taken to the home or llro. H1rper will o~tartaln tho &or lkl'lnddauahter, Mr•. Dnld Fml!IONIF, UP--0<. So<ll017 at the Ma1 moot1n1 Yotl, Portland, oller beln1 IU l<>r Wayne N. auto It 8andwicJtu., ,aalad 1n!f, tofiee ••• weeks at Meiaa General Hoinumber were 1trWKI ti:r Mrs. ~weU t, plio!. the member. anil a:uest. Dll'bua Scotl, junior 1101roe al £•••1 HoJaer Hospital SChool of Nura~nil, spent ssturdtJ wtth l'ler par. Mr. and lira; Paul Sc:ot~ and ·:~;r Allenoworth drove to c.. Class In April Meetl'ng frl'day llettldl waa ealfe11 lo Sun•til To Cothl'e Lee.Ciork Celebrates Her Seven th 8'Ifthd ay Cathie Lee, HveD year I• oerlollaiY Ill In Racine. ctiYed bubble ••"'• j!allor Mro Cecil GrotaD and lin El· and baUoon~ , , Yice II 1 ,30. lillY ll. Mtl, Allan Hampton, Pomeroy, pmldeol of •the HPdldnr Dl•tzlct Wqmen'o luoaodlllbd, .,.... anf ''" a lbort talk to tl\e mom• lumbuo Sundey to moe! hlo wile wloo rctornt\1 from 1 \'lall wtlh *•lr dou1hter, Mra. Jam.. Hart· IDior, ond three eblldron at Stow· llfl Air l'orco BHe, N. Y. Copt. Harll~1or h.. been In tho weal on apeeial &ralnin& maneuvers and Mra. Alleuworlb ..alotod' In the con of hot Jll'tDck•ll<lren, Krloton, 111~•1 and Jamo•. wbo bavo hod o~lcken pox and mumps lbla pool >ll(ooth. 'iMnp0 llu,..ll. • ~udenl 11 0 ~ Traln1n1 School In Colum· ' Tbe April mdUnl Ill the SleP' Stonoo Cl.,. 'wq blld l'rl· ilky, April 8 at T:IO p. m. ll the !l*lilno llethodltl Ch~ ,.. '' Elmhurst Choir presen t s Specla ' I MUSICa ' 1program ~ ·- Ohio River ... ,ecte To Rise Another Foot nd Then To Fall ' After the bonorll'd guelt OJMPed her many lovely gift1 re~~ts were served by the ho¥Ma tO Mra W.aldo J Bartels, president !ho!!e named lbove and -IJIII. Selof the Colurnbu11 Regional Wom- don Ba-er Sr., Linda and Martha an 's Guild spent Wednesday and Baker M1ss Judy Spencer, MfL Thursday in Columbus. B•bby Dlll and ehlldrer,, eof!by Wednesday dternoon she was and Denna, Rb..ea and :.qr nda W~. guest speak er at the St John'$ and Mr~t. Wind•or Stivers. 1 '-'"1 ,Your Guild President Is Speaker At CC11umbus Church which waa attached fifty silver dollars, the gift of thc1r 10n and daughter ID·law, Mt and Mrs Her· bert Smith and family The tree Anna Ebenbaeh Knight wat placed 10 a gold colored now. Rofreahment& were served bY er pot which had green grsgs and hosteaiea Mn Everett Dailey yellow flowerfl around the tree. and Mrs. Gr&-.er Erb with Mra Preceding the open house a dm E&R C hur~; h and in the evenmg Adam Ebenbach, contributlns boaat the St Paul's Church Thurt daY Mrs, Al:thur Covert, For~ ner honorm~ the couple w88 ,given afternoon Mrs Q~ls spoke at lUI. erdale, Fla ' is villtmg her ~~l:~Y by the it d'~~r and son u1llaw, the Wilsnn Ave q\tlr~h l.lr and Mi'S. Charle!l A Chaffee Mrs Wulter Rainey Mra. d 1 11 had been in Flonda with an am Y at their home , Silver Ridae ~Bent filr Uae dinner were ter for several weeks the honored guest&, Mr and Mrs wa1 recovering from an ear k J k d d ,,•• and brou•bt her to Galllpollo an c " an aughtero, VIckie 1:0 d Bennelta, Heml~k Grove, where she has been vlsllmg Mr Mr and Mro Alpha Smllb and I The Ml Mcmah Baptist Cbureh and Mro Kenneth Beater and Mr .and Mrs Grant Smith and !;On Ttte Elmhurat Chapel ChoU' of Ml~.tlonary SOCiety voted to pay daughters Mr and Mrs Robert Mitch and Terry, RtedsvUI.e , Mr. and Mrs. Elmhurat College presented a mus1. the church Insurance when Ute) mel Thursday at the home of Mrs sona, Martma Ferry, were week Rust~cll Smith and Dollie, Doris, cal program at the Federated Carne Cuacll Mrs Campbell Hal' end guests of Mr and Mrs P. L and Dwight, Glen Burnt, Md • Mr Church Monday evening and Mn Herhort Sm1th and Lloyd Preceding the proJl'am a turke)' -per, vice-president, prealded and Mitch and family . Mr and M,rs Hart Lyon11, Gravel and Connie Ann and Mr and Mrs dinner waa 1erved the group b)' the devotional sen Ice was led by Mu Emma Bland with the mem Hill. and their dauJbter, Mra. Paul Paul Torrence, Columbus, Mrs R the Woman'• Guild wllb Mrs Mike Wlnn Bradbury, !pent the week. M Holrman, Athens: Mr and Mra. Simmon• u chairman bers taking part In the 1ervice end In Cleve l~ond vl1lting another Keith Chaffee and Kenny and DanThe youns people of the choir Mrs. Sara JoneJ gave a report of the mlnlon<try program held daughter, Ma { !\Iaurice Thompson ny, Lona: Bottom, !Uehardd Barton, were taken to the home ot the church members for lodgmc and on the filth Sunday of March and who ill a ~ urgaeal pahent 1n a the members gave ber a standing Cle•eland hosmtal ln tbe mornlna breakfast was scrv Ml\ and Mrs Edl110n We~<sa and cd at tbc church by the- Jl,usy Bee vote or thank• for the prosram ant! alter whleh the offcrmg 'fhc mone-y from the "J! granddau~hlm, Marlon ond 8<1· V1rglnJa ferine IIi to be UBcd for the insur· san Moore, Columbus, visited relatlvc1 here Sunday, ance bill . THI ITALL Mr" C R.. Young Is a;cneral ed at an Aar Force Bue nesr De· NEW HAVEN. Cono UP-A chairman of a Mu sical whlch is lroit, M.lch , is vl11itina rclatlvcti band.Jt Wll fruatrate:d by 1 stall• lo be QIYOn at Mt l\1 f) fJab Church here. Ml'l Rostoe Fowler, Mn WaltJnJ Uquor ature proprietor who In the ncar future and vocallat1 cr. ~anlB. Mill Harne Marie Smith pretended dearneaa and then dol· from t.akln wilt bo featured on ed out billa one by one. The bold the program whlcb wlll also in· Mro. W. H Juhllng end Mro. Robup man'a Denct flnaUy iave elude eholra from neililhborina ert Hnri1 attended tbe annual Narda•u• 1bow in Huntlnlton way and be foled wU.b only $3! lowllll. satdrday. Mrs Emma Bland and Mn Ar atolen from the sh•Jlor, OIV.d M~ Charles MoNamee 1pcnt Stahl. ' nold Rlcharda.wcre nam41d co-chatt Sundly with llrl Carl Van Meter ";;;;;o;;;;o;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;i;;;;;;;:;:;;.,l m,n {or the Mother•' Day pro1r•m and bet mother, Mr10. Brewer, who .• toO be tl'lfn aa a candle-ltaht aer- --w ' - Mr. and Mrs. BERT SMITH Pre-Bridal Party Given To Honor Mrs. Eva Hendricks Seven Attend Conference At Rio Grande In AdvertiJIDJ In Circulation • ·e I'll Local Newa 8&rry..Gutbrie The dt~eU&Sion per. 1.,11 waa in charge of assiKt.an~ dJJo eulalon leader, Warren Plc:kent. Topk !or diJ;cuaslon wu couerv~ in& our natural resources. Tbe hostess served refreshniiri11 of cake, lee cream, and stra~ riea. Present were Mr -nd MrL •Harry Guthrte, Mr and Arrl El· mer KAutz, Mr and Mrs '"~~ Boleu,, Mra. W1lber Parker. ~nd sons, Eric: and Edward , slr. · n4 )ll'fl Warren P1ckena, Mrs :'"Wlt.IOP, and the boat and hostess -...~ ~ lleanor'sebaaf, Mlddlepon SOcbty J:dltor, Phone 8079 wa~ IRST ~eeil.PI Wa~ in charae of pteal~enl I' U!.cJ!'• De&rbli Haw!dal, Pomeroy lloelel; Editor, Phone 6244 Olan H•rrtson • F.arm Bureau Council 3-A. met at ihe home of Mr snd Mrs ~ IPa Betdns Apral 4 The bwlneu ,.X,_ >:c~-c +Mn. ' Farm Burea~t3-A CQuncil Meeting_ For April Held · ' • itdlf hJ Janice Story Is Named Chairman·• Of Womens ....::a Vlillnla Arnott, lht Jlftaldeol with a prl)ler by Joe Stobli1. Flvo mombera 111<1 ono 10011 - • prooenl at \be motllftl, Roll cell wtt anowored ill' 1 Blblilvorao. VcvoUooo ,W'lre lod by Vlrtl~l• ,\rnott lollowl•l which the min· ~t~a of the llateb meeUnt_ wue bUt: apu~~th.e ~week Ud with her read. r;ntl, 11r an11 Mn. 8 T. Ru" ' Jamce Story bas been ed soc1al chairman ()J League offJcul women'.11 n'lg body , for the Q>mlng Oh1o Umvers1ty . other plana were made ~4 lbe next 10~11n1 Will lie al Slrir!Q en~eth Mllrrlll'. Mary Corolyn Becal''' onen 1ue J957 rraduU.. .MIUoir and Piltlclo IJoyd, lreol> of lhl c6ureo will be ....11 ol men al Ohlo Udlvoraltx, apent lhe honor, .,..k end will> lbelr lomlll01. Sonp were 1un1 an4 refroah· --,---menlo were IOI'vod. lt.OAST 'IG , Pbyl)ts Ihle, anll Emma Lee Brewer; top row Larry Holter. 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