http://66.213.69.5/files/original/41074989666bcbcd36781b74fdfb33e7.pdf ab2b312edf1f763c62fb85f89f79c115 PDF Text Text • • ' 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. Tom The sophomore Curtis Larry Badgle)l: Don John- macs maJor u also son. Dwaine Sayre 4'nd Carroll man of S1~-: ma Kapp11, Harrts. c1al soronjy, a mtmber Commltt,es include Stage Rich- Lambda Delta , !reshmaft ard You£41:, Bill Huden, Jack u y and tshe has been Chapman , and Laurence Gr1mm. Dean's L1sC Ticket•' and Pi'oarams· Betty SelShe IS the daughter ~! lars, Yolan flbodea, aAd C~udla , BOWDLE,' s. D. UP-Pip WII,'O blamed lor ,nsunr lire · lo tho llarold .Voller barn. thO¥ ,Jiron '!!\"!' on ~;ij~~~ , P"""PI""' tor w~U~ ~bif under ~· atiopo, dled •• ~•liiOd" • "aliort etrcull """''' ·'·•' tllrl ~ Ia ilia lilt. •1,., ~ ' t ' ' Sblelds. ! / Mr•. Leo Stol:)'. �, . ,. . ~ ....,._,_. ... ................ . ~ --· ..> ' ' / . T e Dai v Sen tn l • ·e . -' f.iM:$U.ll;•al':~ Haawkliuo / , Po~.oy SOCUII,y Editor · ~110r'Schaaf Mldl~Jj!port SOciety J:d!IOi Hit By 'son Home ,• .. less 0 To Fa eJ~ita *'aing gto ; ' ar veteraq of ... If 1t~,a~~~~ Drive-l n .. "' 1 - { me perlOO sq ft. .amted �, . ,. . ~ ....,._,_. ... ................ . ~ --· ..> ' ' / . T e Dai v Sen tn l • ·e . -' f.iM:$U.ll;•al':~ Haawkliuo / , Po~.oy SOCUII,y Editor · ~110r'Schaaf Mldl~Jj!port SOciety J:d!IOi Hit By 'son Home ,• .. less 0 To Fa eJ~ita *'aing gto ; ' ar veteraq of ... If 1t~,a~~~~ Drive-l n .. "' 1 - { me perlOO sq ft. .amted �• \ _, - . ....... • 'YEllOW .ROSE OF TEXAS ::· The Daily Sentinel " DEVOTID TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA ' IUC:- I. OWEN- GINEIIAL MANAGER R.VNOLD L GRI8NI - •otTOR wE••'~y rtHPrtsentative, Bottinelli-KimbaU. lDe.. 341 -'· ., new G City, 18, N. Y. ..:.:... ...,, Oldo. b teeotld etas& maili.ni matter at tbe post oftlce at Pw· • ~~ ) =~n htes: De:UVHy en. ~ .lD JU.:.:u.~ -even Wblte Rose Lodge, Au:riliar_y ot Lhe Bruthcr>h.OOd of Railroad Trammen wlll meet Wednesday at 1.30 p. m at the Woodmen 's Hall. NGT! rrot.b:!l, I '-, afternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sen· tdltl\lial'oft\~l~h~:!b~~c St., Pomeroy, 0. BusiDeu o!fice pbone SOB. • Government Bonds Seen As Surest Method Of Savings; Uncle Sam Defended For Promoting Buying . •'' . .,. : t· 1 ." ' ~ REPORTED PLAN FRI[IAY PARTY The Auxiliary of tbe FeeneyBennett Post, No. 128, American. Legion, has planned a party for Friday April 12, when children of the ' members and chi.1dren from thr Home will be guests. The .par· 1y will start at 7 p. m. at 'he Legion Hall. _lli_E_W-.-.-~-R~lV_AL__ Every, so often .someone rises ~p to protest the federal gov- ... OEATH Mrs. Geol"gie Thompson. Colum· b~. died Sttnday and Bertie Boyd wu t!alled to Columbus for the funeral scrvtce Mrs. Thompson was a cousm of Joe Boyd. ,v '· 2-D&Uy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 9, 1951 --------------- ernment s promotion of U.S. Savmgs Bonds. The citizen could earn mor_e interest on common stocks or municipa·ls, it is said . Or lnf1atlon ~overcomes the increments at maturity; and the _government ought to issue ''purchasing power" bonds to play square with the people. Mr. an U.S. Saving~ Bonds are, in principle and in fact the sound- d WSAZ·TV CHANNEL l 8:!i5 Sle;o On 7:00 Today 9:00 Romper Room 10:00 Hom~~t 11:00 The'"Prree ls Right 11 :30 Truth or COnsequen~es 12:00 Tic Tae DOu.rb 12:30 It Could Be You l :OO Cw-rent .. 2 :00 Pwsoh's Stvd, 2:30 Te'nness~e Ernie Ford 3:00 Matinee Theatre 4:00 Queen For A Day 4:41} Modern Romance 15:00 ComedJ Time 5;30 My J..lttle ........ 6'00 lilina<b PlfYiloute 6'ilfl !lowj . day. Why? Because their earnings, though modest. are certain . They are promptly convertible. ,t\nd even though one can !pOint to a multitude of ~lue chip alternatives in today's salu· I .' • .... I Commen~ pen tj) Nehru. Wblle the menace proposed a dr,!lstk land reform ot Cotnmuniam Ls 'aerl'>us in aome program . Th is wtll inclUde, u be d. IY CHAlLIS M. Me ANN Asla!ic countrh~•. tbe Indian Com can get away with It, the nat 10 n. one worse. But what they did was sare, uane, and 10 the pubCommunl1m ha• e~~tablilthed 3 ruuniiU never nave amounted to allz:at~on 01 fore1gn·owned plan· lie tnterest-including their own. new foolh.old ln e.J~tern A•ia. much. taHon11. ' We have no hesitancy in recommending, indeed urgina: A Red government hu been N~tlru. a bebholent dictator, i~ thrift and preparedneas through savings media pro-vided by established Jn tht ltatt of .Ket· f.irmly In charge or India as a It can not lie said that the esthe United Statea government. ala. In India, 15 the rclult ot th.~ whole. HI• Congresa Party won tablishment of Communl:~t rule in ~. or lhe ..'88 aeat s 1n lhe rul'mg Kerala constitutes any sert.OllS necnt national eler:twns. <JOU., ThWI Prime Mint 11ter Jawah.ar- lower howe of the Jndlan Par- thteat at the moment. But Com Jal NehL'll, friend 0{ Soviet llU it· Uamcmt In the elections. The Colll muni.sm IS always & threat whet'· sla .and Communist China, will munlsts won only 27. ever it gets even a little power. UIC have the opportunity of practirBut lterala's 7,500,000 voter!! In' India, I he danger in the wn~ · h refu11ed to ,. alon• with N h range view is that CommltTihm 0 Liq~hts ~~~c;., 0 :~~/:~~Yter~to~.o-exit- The1r vote efor lh: Commt~ctJi~~~~ will spread to other ~<reas of th ~ • · 0 n Ve,rge Of Dark Aqe ROCine UnIess P,ooedure Found Q • kf y T Ra.ise Money for Street Rac~ne 0 ~aught village has been with fts _lights down. Its council has passed a resoluhon to turn off tts street lights ef· fective April 1!5. The re is one loophole: a committee of citi· r:ens is about to canvass the town asking renters and owners to contribute what would have been. a .2-m ill levy to the town • tre,.ury so that street ll&ll!f'V>J~,be maintained, If tbi• rather cumbersome method of ~o'ITI:!'ltftt} funds does not wofk:- and it would he a miracle tf It did- look for Racine to b in the e d ark probably at least until January 1, next, when a new 2· mill opera~ing h!VY might be®me approv.ed and on the tax books. Now how has this royal goof up come about? It's doubtru1 if Racine council wants the lights turned off. It's practically tertain that had the 2·mi1Jlevy been on the ballot for lights it ld h b d 1 1 h i th t Th wou ave cen approve as t D ways as n e pas e people o£ Racine probably already know that failure of the levy to make the ballot last ran Wll simply and purely an over· sight on the part of the administration. It wHl do no one any good to criticize council or mayor. Since that. time Racine's mayor has resigned to accept other employment and even tome council seats have changed. lt could have happened to anybody though we'll admit we'd ha·te to hne it happG to \lS. After all, don't .we expect a lot from our village fathers? Oftentimes it's a struggle to get six men or women t appear as council candidates. It's a tbankle" job at so little -pay-Jt ~annot be called anything but a miserly pittance. Each has his own job to earn a living and the town has to be second . We or hope the citizens' committee can arrange some kind procedure that mon~y may be collected tor light payments. To turn them would invite Increased traffic hazards, more youth· orr ful vandalism (and adult, too) apd cause a boom In the flash· light retail business which would help only those who tell such devices. The Ohio Power Company supplying current to Racine which nonnally would be hounding council Cor its money and threatening a cut-oil, hao Indicated a wllllngneu to 1long" on any reasonable plan that might be prod.IIC"d. utility wants to mnke sure It haa no part In putttn1 Racine the Dark Ages. If there is any WilY to be assured or getting ust compensation for Jh• power, even. lilt has to wait lor It, l'ld 1 he power company wII go a Io.... - ~ 1 Racine council plans a special t~~eellng on \be queatton agaln Friday nlsht. The public ts Invited. · · · J 58th Wedding Anniversary Is Celebrated MorningStar li, - i. lldto 'llr, ond llro. 'lltiillar ltalbm on4 llm'ftY wore tho rttttll palla of btr porent• Rev. ond Mra. C:.rml· <hul of Routh Wallota~ Several lolkl atlondell 1llt JIU- The &8th weddlncr annlvt~ntary­ of Mr. and M'r&. William El~hln· I'll Nil II Qro' t..nd 111&1 'l'ue,. r•r wu obtle~rved with a dirlnor dar. Run,IV f!'v•nln• at their hbm~. and ll>lt and lf:nt\: Anl"ht"ll RMitf. whleh wal . ToM!ii) ll'll!llr al\oiiilt4 lilt tel· deooratect":Wlth tprln!l f1oWets. tnco moo~ at V. ll lothtno Phr~b Clltt..,;, o.· r.E"" SeturdQ. • ·r:' Mr. and 111'1, Gru'Vl~lhll will~ . lr IClll, ko1ar wile ol ,CoJ nd. · ...,. . ,.. tilt I 1 The Communts\s won 00 Gf the · 126 seats in the Kcrala state Par- India. llament in the elections. They Kerula Js one or the Ut new nrc a!lsured the support of five !tates formed by Nl'h.ru ..o~ut of independents and thus hove a me- t~e . 29 states tha,t onee ~~uP jorlty. Nil/INa "' Popn Jn<lljlo ~· ~-03\t lliluare -ie,. was able tO'·'Wln ""~~- Jl!li~. ~ area ~tid, has a Jtopulationl o~'tl~­ It must have been a pamlfil !'J:i0,63l. It Hes at the extn.mc blow lu Nehru. He gets along fine southern tip of the Indian pen , t· with the Russian Chlne.se and sula. other foreign Com~uni1t11. But he MAMipoDIIIflAD NeWSM'AN never hu had any fondnen lor . Cht,f Minister Namhoodltlptul his own Communl•ts. 1s 48. A member of a hlgh-tasle To make tblnas worse, the new patrician family, as l& Nchr~. he chief minister of the Keral~ gov- 11 a well-known newl'lpaper !hun. ernmont-a post corr~spondmg to He 1s wealthy, anti has been a prime minl!ter-ls held by Elan· ge11erous contributot to Conunun· kulam NamboOdlrlpad a one-time iJt fup;ds. · , leader of the <;ongreSa Party . :N'.amboodiripad was convelrte1 FIRST R•C fiOOTHOLD to Communism about 10 year3 The vtctory of t~c Kerala Ren, ajo. He previously bad been prf',. gjvcs Cumm~nism :It! first olfl· idPnt of Neh11u's Congress Pa1ty cial foothold In a new part or ln xerala. ~a-in any P4i't ot ·Alia, In tact At eoon a!J he took office laS: ;:t~e~:ge~v~rf:0 ~~s\haa~ai::~ ~~ !~~:h;~~~~~oi:r~art~/~~e pccon~~~ try is impov erished ann r1c1t ground for Red penetration. · ,Your Election tJ.••f'•" 0 A 1Ly · ·CR 0 55 WO R0 , _1 _:.~:r.:• H. l:mtr• I. Sailor 1 _Exclam• uon 10. Eat a"'ay u . Kind ot pltr 12 · ~~~! 13. Cofl'<ed 11. DUeeuuan,. ·aoa. ; _:~!,i!,: 1Peru J 1. Simmtr i~~ t. AnJie ~Y·~~ult n.~!~ plano 1rao1.1 ••- lloeko II. to;niArtatno 14. v.,.table tot note lt. Jouma1 tl. ~'::;"'· · t4. ~•'!H4 "'· = 18. l:rblum Clym.) =~·· WIIA • - · · ..,..., 22. or.. k tetter u .:::r dll· ••· nmoua II. ·Dlo!lotell~ se, Cieatrta . ... Ill. IP•wn or u . Bon ot ....,k !'.!.":'.... ::: 11. Ouldo'a aow. • 11 · I atane• 21. Hate ""' . Jaeo• 41. Cl-.to a: ..' $tcrtt•ry ~f )tirt. of Ohio :e.Jany states hay~ laws whieh req"uQ-e slate-wide t'egtstration of all voters. Ohio law requires 1Boj)rds 1 o! Election~ to e~tablish ~~~~tratidn jn every city of· 111,. 000 populalion . Muni ~:lpnlilie9 of le••· than 16,000 population may ,by ordinanc-e elect to betom(' a registratton municipal ('Orporntion. The Board of E:IPctions '>n its own initiative mlly establish f,r;d maintain rcRistrahon of vo:· ;:o rs of any county or part or a county. Jn Ohio there are only thirty· eight which have county-wide rr>gistration or re~lst ration in somC' pOl'tiOn of th.e county OJ: this numb l'r, only twentyone bave adopted counly·wtde registration; partial re~istration Is In efte('t in sev('nteen counties A person who ~sides In rao ''•· I tratiqn territory must be reg•'>· tered In order to vote at ·nny el~~­ Uon. He may not si1n a dedarll· tlnn ot ~rmdldacy or nominating ). . · .pe\iUOit,..,. lnltiatlve, rett-rendum or rQ ll petition unleu he is regl&>t as an elector. '• I ere Ia no (()rm of registr:-· In fifty counties nnd in those ties in order·to ·vGte it ls nt:-ry m~rely to go to the potlplace on election day provld· f eourae, that tbe person has ,, J E H 990 On yo'-r Dial Your 1 Sunrise To .Sunset Station 12:00 "allant t..d.J!U& 'LOve nl IJfe 12:30 Search tw Tommow 11,45 Guiding Light 1:00 Katie-., Kitchen l'ilfl AI tho World Tlli'DI 2:00 Our Misa Broob 2:30 NABTB Convention 8:00 Bll PoY'>fl 3::'10 Bob Croeb::r Show 4'110 Brigh!or Day · 4:15 Secret Storm 4:30 Ed&e Wlgbt fi:OO The Early Sh9W 8:30 Your EBsD' Reporter 0:45 Sports Parade 8:M Weatberman 11' 7:00 ProfUe 7:15 Douglas Edwarda 7:30 Range Rider 8:00 Phil SHvers Show uo Priv;tr SOffel~ ' g,oo ''l'o ·reu ' Ill! ~~1)1--"" A:30 Red Skelton 10:00 t&&.OOO QuestiOo 10:30 Spike Jones Sh.ow 11:00 UP-To-Tbe Minute News ll:Otl Scanning the Weatb• 8:30 1'he Brotber1 WCHS·TV CHA!INCI. I 8:00 CRplala Kangal'(]o 9 : 4~ CBS Mornin·r Newt 9:00 MorninJ Show 10:00 Garry Moore , . .·r·Its .Bene So·m....e·, .... . ', · ll•:..:y • FarmerS · lUB Be Lo8t RYM e1gs ia . " .to,so Artbur Godfrer tao Strike !t Bleil !2'110 Vallonl Lld7 ,, : 12:lf Love of IJte 12:30 ~arch t\ll' Tomorrttl 12:45 Guld"r~g lJgbt 1:00 Katie'11 Kitchen 1:30 As The World 'fllnwl 2:00 Our M.ll!il Broob 2:20 Jf:;~ub~:J!art, CHANNIL IS 11,44 Sign Oil 11:4:1 Clrto!Jn Club 1~:10 Noon News 12:15• Nelgbbor& 12:30. Llberace 1:00 Femlni~e Touch 1:" MoVie Matinee 3:00 Afternoon !11m Festival -i:3f. Super Serial Time 5:00 Micl:ey Mouse Clmb 8:00 Ce.rtoon Club 8:30 F1ve Star Final 7~15 John _Daly 6: the NlfWJ 7.ilfl Conthet ·a,so wntt l!:orp 9:011 llroken Arrow 9:80 _1/u~t Ctvale:.de Tlleatn 10,011 1'olb '11me 10:30_ t;ollfldetltial riiO 11:00 New 11:11 1'11e- 11 7:00 Batting Practlee '1:1~ noiiJJJa• F.dwar.~ '7:30,; Giant Ste~'J/.':1<! 8:00 Arthur G~'>'' . 9:00 The MiU1~a1re 9:3() I've Got A S~ret ~0 :00 .U. s . Steel .Uour • · .Ol.IVE 1'he;e wu one ehUllni evenln l durina: 1 ~litical umpalao when aeveral bu1e1 lumbered down throuah t4e eonguted mJddle of New Yotk Clt)' like siampedlnt elephant•, 11wln1inJ from Jide to side of tbe st.reeta around ttutltd motorlltt 11 If theY were enJion on tbelr way to a fire. ,• " Tbere waa a areat. roarine mn· t:Qr-eade from Chin.co to llilwaukee with Gea. Dou&lls M"lc.Ai'tbbf, wbo wu aa{uted by crofhl• alor:, the way. ' wone Then W•rc .i ' I have bee4l with . the .Jenett.l on •everal Iandini .beacbe\ and 1 other front-line lituation•tn World I War . li, when tbe cn~;y ~- I", I aendin& over amall llml ~ 11'1~ tar and arWiel'J fire, ~,:1 nevf:;t felt \he fear I experiene«t an that ride. . . . ' ' I claim. , Mr. ObaUie!d said farm~ fil. ing a"ppllcatlofts sbould bring eopies of their 1933 and 1m;e Jncome and social .security ta:r. returrb ·and Pr.o"or of the pay·mlmt of the seJf"!Clmployment tax, sucb as a can~eUed check or .money Ofder receiPt · · Old Rugged Cro•"· The worsblp center was a larp eross and an EA!ter flower arrangement. The lesson on the above eub)ect was in the form of, a diaiOJlle by Dori!!l Dillinger and Cbarlu Tay· lorD i ,. th b at u 1 ur n6 8 . u neu ~qee ng. D.~ charge of Jamcc Swartz. vtce preP Jdeht, ofllcen: for 19s.7 were elect. ed": Pre!!Ldent, Janice Swartz; Vi-ce presldeht, Darla Dillinger; Seeretary, Charles Taylor; fteaauret, ctair Woode; Devotions, Margaret Wlndland; ReCreation, Lloyd Dil, linger and Jani-e Swartt·, Ushers:, 1 ~ I Terry ~wartz; Miasions•. Liz.a Jone~; 1 Activities, Eugene Wmdlan-d; PI· a~ists, ~anice Swartz and Margaret Ann Wmdland. ·. . Parts for the Sunrise Servtces were read and .llp~cial sonts prac- · .. · · · · · · qua c In. ad~1tion , prnof of age should • tL . · · -be l!fubmJttcd. This may be a birth said LJJCSe · pay: certificate or qtbi!~ ev1dence such ~ farmers ()ver as an old famQy Blbl«}rll!cord-. life wnu""" b ad net 'e arnings insurance P.Olicy, or marriage trom _fann. . aeli-employmeOt, ll· ' certificate showing age or blrth mounting to $400 or mQre· pf!r date · year. in thl!· 'years 185.5 &nd 195 6 lnd who file an aP.Pliuation with Benefits to survivors of self· ~ BOc:illl securlty office for pay. emloyed farmers may also be paid mente. Selt-employed farmer& were if the death of lhe farm operator first covefed b;r the -sOcial security occurs after March, 19~7 after turv· law in and for the year ol 19M. ·ins: net earDlqgJ or $4t.:U or more . He said payments are made to In the years of 11M and ·1956, be tboa:e oVer age '12 regardless of['said .These benefits may be paid '"the «mount of t'"-'lr earnings, and to widow& aa:e 82 or pas~ or .to wid. to tbote between 65" aqd 7Z Wbose ows reganlleM 0! age if tbere are eari1111lSI dO not exceed $1200 per children a 1 ~er UJ or disabled ' Th · 1 1 11 to c hit•-· 1 )'Ill'. e I'll e at ua y opera-tes w.d over age 18 1n tbe care o permit. some montbl)' paymenta te the widow. be made tor. anyone ~•ving net Other IUrvivora paymenta are earnl.nes of less tban $1840 In 19M made in eome cases to a dependtnt · be Ald. · . widower 66 or over and to 1 deBe ur.r:ed •11 self-employed farm pendent . parent . (au)tlfer 82 or ope.-atora who have ' not already father 6$), he Mid. . · Even so, it was topped by uae ride we bad wben t b • aenerel went t o Tuaa f o r a eerie. of speecb~a. T h e motortlde WeJ!t" from Houa\on to Galveston aftd bact again, and I t wu a r e a ! rouser. At one Ume, on the return. trip when we were nearing Te"l ~.s City, the drlnr of the rather be4t.up oJd boat in which I waa riding (It belonged to a newsp-.per man) said "look'' a n d pointed a t ~he · speedometer.. • STOP IN aDd SEE US • about your tHE VIIW u pl'O\IIded by beach ball playing · SUBIIDile Leigh :make& Mian:U Beaen, Fla., )ook "ery inviting. (lnterntaif»MlJ SPRING Remocle~ HUB COLLECTION r BROCKTON, MaliS. UP _:Police reported that during the fir.t two month& of 11m7 1 tol.al of 121 hub caps V'alued at $1, 351 were stolen from parted ears in tbJ1 eity. For1JI-six o! the hub .cap1l were trom tbe· aame ~ke of ear. It stood at 85. You can leave the around at the apecd if you·,.,. riding in a Dougla! DC$, but in a groundbound car in i motor· tade that imitates an accordion lt Is not a good feeling. ACCIDENT .TOTAL • PLANS II.CIIwt 411· Rt"" ~: ~ ... '""'r root ~ n .Wit~.... f~ar.l eo. Took 1. a'!.~ planiA 1. lltaport fAtrmal BOSTON UP -The Inatitute for S1fer Living, estlmatinz that all NobOdy asked me for advice on U. S. aecldentt last year cost a bow to run a motorcade, but 1( total ef $10. 8 billion, pointed out they did the answer would be In that this would build 1,000,000 new two words: Slow up. homes. ~~----------~-- EFFINGHAM, nt UP-An Ef· fingbam doctor who waa to ]cad a Cbamber of Commerce diacussion group paued out "tranquiUi· ty" pUls to the listeners. His subject: •:spetuiir.g ·and Tu:es." 1 * ~' ... ' l 1 11:03 Sr.annin9 the Weathtr ll :JO 'l'be Late Sb<'-W .::::.:~--..:. CHANNIII. 11 IU4 Sign On •11:45 Cartoon. Clutr 12:10 12:15 12:30 1:00 1 :4!1 3:00 4 80 5:00 8:00 8:30 ' , 7:15 Noon New, Neighbors Ltbentce Feminine Toueb Movie Matinee Afternoon Film FfiU¥111 Super Serial Time Mickey Mouse Club Cartoou Club Five St&r i>•aal ,.. John Daly & the N.... , to,oo wean..ttay Nftlbt ~ ?'ilfl nts~~ey~a"" .· t.1 . JI,OII Oate and llonlet g,s!f Ford Tbeatr« ·' I with tldd. The meetina: closed with tbe MYF benediction. 1'1her~ wai 10 attendance of 30 an all electrit I EAT PlMf t •• •• at last Wednesday -evening prJ)'er service with Doria Dillina:er 11 leader. Thb week'• leader ie ·Janice Swartz. Tbe regular meeting of tbe w. S. C. S, will be held on Tuesday evening A-pril 18 at the home of Mrs. Claude Woodyard. At tho Monday evening April 1 m~etinl the COmmlsaion on Education made the · following plaDS. P£ctUN, "Crucifictlon and Relur· By G.ll~f reet.ioa" to be aboWD on AprU 14. ~Vr. ..tad Mn. Roy White of M.. at 8 p. 111.; Sunrlle Servleea at 8 . a. m. latter A eradle roU llillOI"I ~pent B few daya with Jli', departm(.nt and R bUl• tnd Mil. Cbarley Spen<er. lell board 1 1 t~ Dor1 RoBe 1pent a tew dayr wlt.h cbt! pu up.. n uv her aon and dauthtet·in·law iD \ cb Belpre and helped celebrate her , ism I'WdiOD'a blrlbday, · · lor I BASHAN · zuw • :DIE-. a'bdlMrs. 10&Ude Rtover from f· G~e\'lford Oblq vHre Suadly IUNta ' of llf.. ud llilo. Ralph Ballard; . t: ~ , DA..Y' ll MHO LKJ ~ I' I H :PI II T ,,_ 6,..,....,._...... .. . ·;,·~ . '" FSOI~ .iJtiDM KWH I!~ Iliff lf'O 0 'II 'I' K D PI er1, CLG~a.~ . ,~:· Middleport .. . ' I CMi ~ ·f\&lfll , QUALITY IS OUJI, MOTrO S. Zud Avenue .. a: IIIU'I ntoli' A. VALLEY LUMBER and SUPPLY PRECAUTION I 11:00 Up t-o the IRIDute ueW. 12,11 Sip ·o(f . end ·of Aptll. Thli was announced todaY -roo John R. :-chatfield, Manager o! t!'e Porls~outb Social Se· eurity Dutrlct on1ce. Jte that Uie n 11 mbcr of back is limited bY law to 12 elaihw filed with the May may be li(i d 6:30 Your Esso Re-port.6:43 Sports Parade 8:55 Wec.therm8ll · IUS Spoltaeope l~:I'Kt Na-- ollbe ""dl u,ta 1'11;ltre 11 ..... .. nrc~ I Careenini is tbe word beat de.teribes the general prog· ren. I bave a peraonal , inte~e•t In them. I IIOIIU!time• have to ride ln them in tbe courte of dat)'. S. S. attendance on April 'l was ~1. offerin4 $6.83. Worship aerY· tees were lield at 10:45 with the Rev. Grove blinsiDJ: the meseage. Scripture reading, Matt. 24:1-14. • Subject "Signs of the Eu,d". Tlixt: "But as the days of Noab were 10 al&o shall the cdmin~f the Son 1of Man be." Some 1 are di• loyalty, 'infidelity and persecution wltbin the church ltselt. If. 1 mi• ~epresenJ Christ by ~y llfe, rm ,an mttdel. False teachmaa (out of tune with "God). Cbriatlana muat show loyalty to the tr"Ja they 1tove token (tho ehureh vowt). The M. Y. F. held ita retular 1 meeting Sunday evening Ap<ll 7 with an attendance or 10 youth and 1 adult. ~~ aodll eeeurtty benefits may made. applicatlou tor.social 1 11eeur· be l(.llt b.t Jell--employed farmen jty beneflta and are put ·age 6.5, to ·Liu Jones led devotion1 on the ln M'eits Go.u pty. put age 65 wbo Cllll .at or a:,et_ ln .taucb with their 5\lbject "The Meaning of tbe do Dot make appUcatlon for their social security ofnee for lnfDr".na- Cross". Songs used .. were "Besocial sec~it:y benellt.l bdore the tion and atitice about flli.n&: 1 neath the Cross of Jesua" and ''The 5:00 Tb,. "Early Sbew ,8,30 N•"Y . 1.: • •r, 3.00 J'he Big Payoff S,ilfl Bob cr._. by Sllow 4:00 Brlgbter D•y 4:U5 ~ret St()rm 4'ilfl F'dge of ltll!lll ' WHTN-TV tht,roriiaqce f1Wpe¥lne. The ftpt Clerila.nd ~tor, then Miarcaret. by J..Qa TUrner, Betty Kern (J+rome's Katbletn Winaor and Doris Dowllrfi. a bll' home Oft a. hill (IKftrrwelonaiJ 1 WHTN-TV Channel13 . WHTN·TV eaY;~Icade. ~ !ome of wblctl are; one ye:~.r rt!ldeDI!t Ia the State of Ohio fQrty day1 relldence In ihe ooun ' ~1 ·atad the pree-in~:t; VnHe1l State• cltiHtnhlp •nd twen~·onC' year• of age or over. Tlle stat\ltt!. do makC an exception for th·~ ~~ provision ln the caae or n primary electloD. One who will be )'Uri of age befot·e the l."lecUon rn:~ ; vote elettion ••• ~- , w . ' aY ,TED\}. BROWN t1 CO c l · e , :1: u.=!' ;. Linda I.ytms, nine year old daugbter of Mr. and Mra. tJobn Lyons, celebrJr.ted her birthday on Sunday when she shared a dee(n'ated cake broulht b::r bet grand· parents, Mr.1 and · Mr~- Bernard Schramm, Zanesville, and again on llonday wh.en her mother gave a spaghetli supper at Linda's apecial request. Guests were Barbara Jone11 and Beverly Perrin and Debby, John , Bernard and Tommy ~on!l. Another birthday take baked and decoratetl by )_Irs. Lyons, was featured at t he party Monday. Laws I "'..._lltlit 10. a..;.,'. kMt • .,, , . . ••io ...13. ,,... . ., <\li'4....,1-'- Miss Linda Lyon$ Is Honored Guest At Two Parties N0• a.on '"'"' ... WJ·1•. ·tlat of-for-. STIVERSVIU.E The VIew's Fine ardl created by tbe trailina: portioD• -;! !:"!:: lioe that are strul,lJllng to keep up and ..meanwhil:l running 1hrouah :red Hght1 without the ~H"tteetion or the alre·n! and blln.ken at fh.e froot I)( lh~ ALFRED I Forei·gn ews .' 6'ilfl N•-• Pl.:toro Mrs. Theodore Reed . To Entertain With Tea This Afternoon- '(S a.ft.- " Romr.nee• 5 .00 Comedy Time .5 :30 Mv r.Jttle :Mattie 6 :00 Waterfront l"""J>th est and most ptactlcalll<lurce of mlis's savings ln tb'e \I'Orld to- bonds in 1956, and 60 'J)er cent Jnvested through payroll lngs. They might 'have done better. They surely could have 4:45 -~odern I Mrs. Hereh:el Buckner 8:43 .SP>OrU Eye . 1•;;J1ji~~~=~ beal>y weather: If every American were born with a built-in Instinct or ti:1 thrift; if all persons round easy access to comprehensible and honest financial counseling; if everv man were endowed with . :,rr • • •• J •• A small crbup ()f friend• · of a little "mad money" that be could 'arrord to lose while breed· ..c=:,;;:_.,..;;.."f "~ . • ,,,I'·' Mrs." Arthur G. Ct.rpenter ot' Mid· ing it with opportunlty.:..tbat would be one thing. But such Is -;.-,q-'7<1~ f. dleport have been lnvlted !or tea not the case. So the people, the masses or the people, need in· - ... ~.:: tltll afternoon at 1he bOJU or M"rl. dueements to simple and sure aavings-bonds paid lor W" Lr' ~ ~n _ Theodor. ~ T. Reed, senior. Mul· berry Avl!!nue~ to wel~ome Mrs. withholding, for example. And Uncle Sam, who would lUte ; , ...• ...... -. 7 1 Carpenter home a4er a month be on a, cash basis but can't be, needs the money even.~:~~ .....-'J;J 11-- " .._ epent in Sarasota. FJorlda. TUIIDAY - CHANNIL I the taxpayers have to pay lor It, even and lncludlne lr • .",Mt*ll.Daffodila are-bein.a u.eed on the &too' ' Captalll EanoFOO to themselves. _1::::11~~~---~~--~=~=---~~~~--,,..,.-=,_--..:.. _l tea table and throliJho~t the liv· 8'45 CBS Motblnt·Newt No, the people have conf!dcnce in their government beiiOntd I N' outsid·~~Lh;s;viet U-n-Ion, Clnna FridaY. Na.~boodiripad - -eommul· ina-rooms. Mr1. Dale Dutton wtn g,oo Moriltq Show that which they have in some more remunerative investment. Northern Viet Nam and NortiJ t•d all death sentence, in Kerahl preride at the tea table . 10:00 ' Garry Moore That's why more than 30 per ctffit of Americans• liquid sav· Korea. andsai he would ft·ee all political 10:30 ~bur G<ldtrq ings are held in Savings Bonds. Ten million families bought It is ironic that it had to hall- prisonen. He announced that h~ 11'30 Strite ltllieh l ' WSAI-TV CHANNi\ { 6·'tS ~!gn On 7:00 Today 9:00 Rompe-r Room 10:00 Home 11 :00 The pt-lce ls RlJ:bt 11:3.'1 'thltb or Coneeq~ 12 :00 Tic T~ DoU:Jh· ·"' 12:30 It Could Be You · , t ·OO Current . 2·00 Camera Goes to ~091 2:30 Tennessl."e Ernie Fort 3·00 Mo~~tiDee Theatre 4:00 Qu~n Jot a Day are announcin1 t:he birtb or a e:&5 ;weatbercaat ,aon Sunday, ..tprU 7, at the ' 7:00 FMeral Men Geoeral IIOIJ)it.Al This is lhetr ,f· Uo "'"'"~ <bild. U& ~ " lllloW ~rlous ecouomlc cltmat~. the Savings Bond is the real rock m \ I ., DOC QUiiJG UnltH Pre• ltaH Corrftpondent NEW YORK tJ'P - 1'here't been .some gentle chiding ot th.e pre~i­ dent of the Up.ited State.s !or connin& the presideatial bmouainll with the President blmaelt aboard -from Washington to Getty&bur;~ at a epeed deemed un.seemiy by the law. The President h8. said he now hal ordered h i a secret service driver.s n~ver to e~eed the lea::~l speed Umita anywhere, any . time, and that should settle that. Ike hu his car under control. , The complaint• about the President being whisked too last across country, however, bring to mind the huards, created by a real hellion ot the highways. I r~· fer to t h e official motorcade!, earryina ' important personaJ:e&, that bat blithely around the country.sit'.,e ...nder pollee moton!ycle M:cort at speeds that tend to tun , reporter& gray before tbeir tim!!. Cit.. Huartk The people who aet the paee of the!e hot·rod hetiras-whicb .aometimes string out a mlJe or 10 long -dont seem to :realize w h a t screaminj stops, atarta, and skids are occurring at the acoordloning middle and whipcrackiilg end of the line. Not to mention the haz· TELEVISION ,.GUIDE: WSAZ-TV c·han~e.IJ Tuesday . Wednescfov TO MEET WEDNESDAY by carrier where available 30 cents _per ldvattce at Tbe Dally Sentinel offJce $13 60· sl:a GDfl : $l; ~ $3.90. By motor rOute where aValiable: ..._. "-o&.''c:e mG~tb, ~~ ODe year $8; six months, $4.2tl; three months, ~~ Daily Sentinel ·Day Book Roving Corr~ndent Glad_Ike Decided To Slow Up Motorcade ' \_OHIO .~OMPANY. �• \ _, - . ....... • 'YEllOW .ROSE OF TEXAS ::· The Daily Sentinel " DEVOTID TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA ' IUC:- I. OWEN- GINEIIAL MANAGER R.VNOLD L GRI8NI - •otTOR wE••'~y rtHPrtsentative, Bottinelli-KimbaU. lDe.. 341 -'· ., new G City, 18, N. Y. ..:.:... ...,, Oldo. b teeotld etas& maili.ni matter at tbe post oftlce at Pw· • ~~ ) =~n htes: De:UVHy en. ~ .lD JU.:.:u.~ -even Wblte Rose Lodge, Au:riliar_y ot Lhe Bruthcr>h.OOd of Railroad Trammen wlll meet Wednesday at 1.30 p. m at the Woodmen 's Hall. NGT! rrot.b:!l, I '-, afternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sen· tdltl\lial'oft\~l~h~:!b~~c St., Pomeroy, 0. BusiDeu o!fice pbone SOB. • Government Bonds Seen As Surest Method Of Savings; Uncle Sam Defended For Promoting Buying . •'' . .,. : t· 1 ." ' ~ REPORTED PLAN FRI[IAY PARTY The Auxiliary of tbe FeeneyBennett Post, No. 128, American. Legion, has planned a party for Friday April 12, when children of the ' members and chi.1dren from thr Home will be guests. The .par· 1y will start at 7 p. m. at 'he Legion Hall. _lli_E_W-.-.-~-R~lV_AL__ Every, so often .someone rises ~p to protest the federal gov- ... OEATH Mrs. Geol"gie Thompson. Colum· b~. died Sttnday and Bertie Boyd wu t!alled to Columbus for the funeral scrvtce Mrs. Thompson was a cousm of Joe Boyd. ,v '· 2-D&Uy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 9, 1951 --------------- ernment s promotion of U.S. Savmgs Bonds. The citizen could earn mor_e interest on common stocks or municipa·ls, it is said . Or lnf1atlon ~overcomes the increments at maturity; and the _government ought to issue ''purchasing power" bonds to play square with the people. Mr. an U.S. Saving~ Bonds are, in principle and in fact the sound- d WSAZ·TV CHANNEL l 8:!i5 Sle;o On 7:00 Today 9:00 Romper Room 10:00 Hom~~t 11:00 The'"Prree ls Right 11 :30 Truth or COnsequen~es 12:00 Tic Tae DOu.rb 12:30 It Could Be You l :OO Cw-rent .. 2 :00 Pwsoh's Stvd, 2:30 Te'nness~e Ernie Ford 3:00 Matinee Theatre 4:00 Queen For A Day 4:41} Modern Romance 15:00 ComedJ Time 5;30 My J..lttle ........ 6'00 lilina<b PlfYiloute 6'ilfl !lowj . day. Why? Because their earnings, though modest. are certain . They are promptly convertible. ,t\nd even though one can !pOint to a multitude of ~lue chip alternatives in today's salu· I .' • .... I Commen~ pen tj) Nehru. Wblle the menace proposed a dr,!lstk land reform ot Cotnmuniam Ls 'aerl'>us in aome program . Th is wtll inclUde, u be d. IY CHAlLIS M. Me ANN Asla!ic countrh~•. tbe Indian Com can get away with It, the nat 10 n. one worse. But what they did was sare, uane, and 10 the pubCommunl1m ha• e~~tablilthed 3 ruuniiU never nave amounted to allz:at~on 01 fore1gn·owned plan· lie tnterest-including their own. new foolh.old ln e.J~tern A•ia. much. taHon11. ' We have no hesitancy in recommending, indeed urgina: A Red government hu been N~tlru. a bebholent dictator, i~ thrift and preparedneas through savings media pro-vided by established Jn tht ltatt of .Ket· f.irmly In charge or India as a It can not lie said that the esthe United Statea government. ala. In India, 15 the rclult ot th.~ whole. HI• Congresa Party won tablishment of Communl:~t rule in ~. or lhe ..'88 aeat s 1n lhe rul'mg Kerala constitutes any sert.OllS necnt national eler:twns. <JOU., ThWI Prime Mint 11ter Jawah.ar- lower howe of the Jndlan Par- thteat at the moment. But Com Jal NehL'll, friend 0{ Soviet llU it· Uamcmt In the elections. The Colll muni.sm IS always & threat whet'· sla .and Communist China, will munlsts won only 27. ever it gets even a little power. UIC have the opportunity of practirBut lterala's 7,500,000 voter!! In' India, I he danger in the wn~ · h refu11ed to ,. alon• with N h range view is that CommltTihm 0 Liq~hts ~~~c;., 0 :~~/:~~Yter~to~.o-exit- The1r vote efor lh: Commt~ctJi~~~~ will spread to other ~<reas of th ~ • · 0 n Ve,rge Of Dark Aqe ROCine UnIess P,ooedure Found Q • kf y T Ra.ise Money for Street Rac~ne 0 ~aught village has been with fts _lights down. Its council has passed a resoluhon to turn off tts street lights ef· fective April 1!5. The re is one loophole: a committee of citi· r:ens is about to canvass the town asking renters and owners to contribute what would have been. a .2-m ill levy to the town • tre,.ury so that street ll&ll!f'V>J~,be maintained, If tbi• rather cumbersome method of ~o'ITI:!'ltftt} funds does not wofk:- and it would he a miracle tf It did- look for Racine to b in the e d ark probably at least until January 1, next, when a new 2· mill opera~ing h!VY might be®me approv.ed and on the tax books. Now how has this royal goof up come about? It's doubtru1 if Racine council wants the lights turned off. It's practically tertain that had the 2·mi1Jlevy been on the ballot for lights it ld h b d 1 1 h i th t Th wou ave cen approve as t D ways as n e pas e people o£ Racine probably already know that failure of the levy to make the ballot last ran Wll simply and purely an over· sight on the part of the administration. It wHl do no one any good to criticize council or mayor. Since that. time Racine's mayor has resigned to accept other employment and even tome council seats have changed. lt could have happened to anybody though we'll admit we'd ha·te to hne it happG to \lS. After all, don't .we expect a lot from our village fathers? Oftentimes it's a struggle to get six men or women t appear as council candidates. It's a tbankle" job at so little -pay-Jt ~annot be called anything but a miserly pittance. Each has his own job to earn a living and the town has to be second . We or hope the citizens' committee can arrange some kind procedure that mon~y may be collected tor light payments. To turn them would invite Increased traffic hazards, more youth· orr ful vandalism (and adult, too) apd cause a boom In the flash· light retail business which would help only those who tell such devices. The Ohio Power Company supplying current to Racine which nonnally would be hounding council Cor its money and threatening a cut-oil, hao Indicated a wllllngneu to 1long" on any reasonable plan that might be prod.IIC"d. utility wants to mnke sure It haa no part In putttn1 Racine the Dark Ages. If there is any WilY to be assured or getting ust compensation for Jh• power, even. lilt has to wait lor It, l'ld 1 he power company wII go a Io.... - ~ 1 Racine council plans a special t~~eellng on \be queatton agaln Friday nlsht. The public ts Invited. · · · J 58th Wedding Anniversary Is Celebrated MorningStar li, - i. lldto 'llr, ond llro. 'lltiillar ltalbm on4 llm'ftY wore tho rttttll palla of btr porent• Rev. ond Mra. C:.rml· <hul of Routh Wallota~ Several lolkl atlondell 1llt JIU- The &8th weddlncr annlvt~ntary­ of Mr. and M'r&. William El~hln· I'll Nil II Qro' t..nd 111&1 'l'ue,. r•r wu obtle~rved with a dirlnor dar. Run,IV f!'v•nln• at their hbm~. and ll>lt and lf:nt\: Anl"ht"ll RMitf. whleh wal . ToM!ii) ll'll!llr al\oiiilt4 lilt tel· deooratect":Wlth tprln!l f1oWets. tnco moo~ at V. ll lothtno Phr~b Clltt..,;, o.· r.E"" SeturdQ. • ·r:' Mr. and 111'1, Gru'Vl~lhll will~ . lr IClll, ko1ar wile ol ,CoJ nd. · ...,. . ,.. tilt I 1 The Communts\s won 00 Gf the · 126 seats in the Kcrala state Par- India. llament in the elections. They Kerula Js one or the Ut new nrc a!lsured the support of five !tates formed by Nl'h.ru ..o~ut of independents and thus hove a me- t~e . 29 states tha,t onee ~~uP jorlty. Nil/INa "' Popn Jn<lljlo ~· ~-03\t lliluare -ie,. was able tO'·'Wln ""~~- Jl!li~. ~ area ~tid, has a Jtopulationl o~'tl~­ It must have been a pamlfil !'J:i0,63l. It Hes at the extn.mc blow lu Nehru. He gets along fine southern tip of the Indian pen , t· with the Russian Chlne.se and sula. other foreign Com~uni1t11. But he MAMipoDIIIflAD NeWSM'AN never hu had any fondnen lor . Cht,f Minister Namhoodltlptul his own Communl•ts. 1s 48. A member of a hlgh-tasle To make tblnas worse, the new patrician family, as l& Nchr~. he chief minister of the Keral~ gov- 11 a well-known newl'lpaper !hun. ernmont-a post corr~spondmg to He 1s wealthy, anti has been a prime minl!ter-ls held by Elan· ge11erous contributot to Conunun· kulam NamboOdlrlpad a one-time iJt fup;ds. · , leader of the <;ongreSa Party . :N'.amboodiripad was convelrte1 FIRST R•C fiOOTHOLD to Communism about 10 year3 The vtctory of t~c Kerala Ren, ajo. He previously bad been prf',. gjvcs Cumm~nism :It! first olfl· idPnt of Neh11u's Congress Pa1ty cial foothold In a new part or ln xerala. ~a-in any P4i't ot ·Alia, In tact At eoon a!J he took office laS: ;:t~e~:ge~v~rf:0 ~~s\haa~ai::~ ~~ !~~:h;~~~~~oi:r~art~/~~e pccon~~~ try is impov erished ann r1c1t ground for Red penetration. · ,Your Election tJ.••f'•" 0 A 1Ly · ·CR 0 55 WO R0 , _1 _:.~:r.:• H. l:mtr• I. Sailor 1 _Exclam• uon 10. Eat a"'ay u . Kind ot pltr 12 · ~~~! 13. Cofl'<ed 11. DUeeuuan,. ·aoa. ; _:~!,i!,: 1Peru J 1. Simmtr i~~ t. AnJie ~Y·~~ult n.~!~ plano 1rao1.1 ••- lloeko II. to;niArtatno 14. v.,.table tot note lt. Jouma1 tl. ~'::;"'· · t4. ~•'!H4 "'· = 18. l:rblum Clym.) =~·· WIIA • - · · ..,..., 22. or.. k tetter u .:::r dll· ••· nmoua II. ·Dlo!lotell~ se, Cieatrta . ... Ill. IP•wn or u . Bon ot ....,k !'.!.":'.... ::: 11. Ouldo'a aow. • 11 · I atane• 21. Hate ""' . Jaeo• 41. Cl-.to a: ..' $tcrtt•ry ~f )tirt. of Ohio :e.Jany states hay~ laws whieh req"uQ-e slate-wide t'egtstration of all voters. Ohio law requires 1Boj)rds 1 o! Election~ to e~tablish ~~~~tratidn jn every city of· 111,. 000 populalion . Muni ~:lpnlilie9 of le••· than 16,000 population may ,by ordinanc-e elect to betom(' a registratton municipal ('Orporntion. The Board of E:IPctions '>n its own initiative mlly establish f,r;d maintain rcRistrahon of vo:· ;:o rs of any county or part or a county. Jn Ohio there are only thirty· eight which have county-wide rr>gistration or re~lst ration in somC' pOl'tiOn of th.e county OJ: this numb l'r, only twentyone bave adopted counly·wtde registration; partial re~istration Is In efte('t in sev('nteen counties A person who ~sides In rao ''•· I tratiqn territory must be reg•'>· tered In order to vote at ·nny el~~­ Uon. He may not si1n a dedarll· tlnn ot ~rmdldacy or nominating ). . · .pe\iUOit,..,. lnltiatlve, rett-rendum or rQ ll petition unleu he is regl&>t as an elector. '• I ere Ia no (()rm of registr:-· In fifty counties nnd in those ties in order·to ·vGte it ls nt:-ry m~rely to go to the potlplace on election day provld· f eourae, that tbe person has ,, J E H 990 On yo'-r Dial Your 1 Sunrise To .Sunset Station 12:00 "allant t..d.J!U& 'LOve nl IJfe 12:30 Search tw Tommow 11,45 Guiding Light 1:00 Katie-., Kitchen l'ilfl AI tho World Tlli'DI 2:00 Our Misa Broob 2:30 NABTB Convention 8:00 Bll PoY'>fl 3::'10 Bob Croeb::r Show 4'110 Brigh!or Day · 4:15 Secret Storm 4:30 Ed&e Wlgbt fi:OO The Early Sh9W 8:30 Your EBsD' Reporter 0:45 Sports Parade 8:M Weatberman 11' 7:00 ProfUe 7:15 Douglas Edwarda 7:30 Range Rider 8:00 Phil SHvers Show uo Priv;tr SOffel~ ' g,oo ''l'o ·reu ' Ill! ~~1)1--"" A:30 Red Skelton 10:00 t&&.OOO QuestiOo 10:30 Spike Jones Sh.ow 11:00 UP-To-Tbe Minute News ll:Otl Scanning the Weatb• 8:30 1'he Brotber1 WCHS·TV CHA!INCI. I 8:00 CRplala Kangal'(]o 9 : 4~ CBS Mornin·r Newt 9:00 MorninJ Show 10:00 Garry Moore , . .·r·Its .Bene So·m....e·, .... . ', · ll•:..:y • FarmerS · lUB Be Lo8t RYM e1gs ia . " .to,so Artbur Godfrer tao Strike !t Bleil !2'110 Vallonl Lld7 ,, : 12:lf Love of IJte 12:30 ~arch t\ll' Tomorrttl 12:45 Guld"r~g lJgbt 1:00 Katie'11 Kitchen 1:30 As The World 'fllnwl 2:00 Our M.ll!il Broob 2:20 Jf:;~ub~:J!art, CHANNIL IS 11,44 Sign Oil 11:4:1 Clrto!Jn Club 1~:10 Noon News 12:15• Nelgbbor& 12:30. Llberace 1:00 Femlni~e Touch 1:" MoVie Matinee 3:00 Afternoon !11m Festival -i:3f. Super Serial Time 5:00 Micl:ey Mouse Clmb 8:00 Ce.rtoon Club 8:30 F1ve Star Final 7~15 John _Daly 6: the NlfWJ 7.ilfl Conthet ·a,so wntt l!:orp 9:011 llroken Arrow 9:80 _1/u~t Ctvale:.de Tlleatn 10,011 1'olb '11me 10:30_ t;ollfldetltial riiO 11:00 New 11:11 1'11e- 11 7:00 Batting Practlee '1:1~ noiiJJJa• F.dwar.~ '7:30,; Giant Ste~'J/.':1<! 8:00 Arthur G~'>'' . 9:00 The MiU1~a1re 9:3() I've Got A S~ret ~0 :00 .U. s . Steel .Uour • · .Ol.IVE 1'he;e wu one ehUllni evenln l durina: 1 ~litical umpalao when aeveral bu1e1 lumbered down throuah t4e eonguted mJddle of New Yotk Clt)' like siampedlnt elephant•, 11wln1inJ from Jide to side of tbe st.reeta around ttutltd motorlltt 11 If theY were enJion on tbelr way to a fire. ,• " Tbere waa a areat. roarine mn· t:Qr-eade from Chin.co to llilwaukee with Gea. Dou&lls M"lc.Ai'tbbf, wbo wu aa{uted by crofhl• alor:, the way. ' wone Then W•rc .i ' I have bee4l with . the .Jenett.l on •everal Iandini .beacbe\ and 1 other front-line lituation•tn World I War . li, when tbe cn~;y ~- I", I aendin& over amall llml ~ 11'1~ tar and arWiel'J fire, ~,:1 nevf:;t felt \he fear I experiene«t an that ride. . . . ' ' I claim. , Mr. ObaUie!d said farm~ fil. ing a"ppllcatlofts sbould bring eopies of their 1933 and 1m;e Jncome and social .security ta:r. returrb ·and Pr.o"or of the pay·mlmt of the seJf"!Clmployment tax, sucb as a can~eUed check or .money Ofder receiPt · · Old Rugged Cro•"· The worsblp center was a larp eross and an EA!ter flower arrangement. The lesson on the above eub)ect was in the form of, a diaiOJlle by Dori!!l Dillinger and Cbarlu Tay· lorD i ,. th b at u 1 ur n6 8 . u neu ~qee ng. D.~ charge of Jamcc Swartz. vtce preP Jdeht, ofllcen: for 19s.7 were elect. ed": Pre!!Ldent, Janice Swartz; Vi-ce presldeht, Darla Dillinger; Seeretary, Charles Taylor; fteaauret, ctair Woode; Devotions, Margaret Wlndland; ReCreation, Lloyd Dil, linger and Jani-e Swartt·, Ushers:, 1 ~ I Terry ~wartz; Miasions•. Liz.a Jone~; 1 Activities, Eugene Wmdlan-d; PI· a~ists, ~anice Swartz and Margaret Ann Wmdland. ·. . Parts for the Sunrise Servtces were read and .llp~cial sonts prac- · .. · · · · · · qua c In. ad~1tion , prnof of age should • tL . · · -be l!fubmJttcd. This may be a birth said LJJCSe · pay: certificate or qtbi!~ ev1dence such ~ farmers ()ver as an old famQy Blbl«}rll!cord-. life wnu""" b ad net 'e arnings insurance P.Olicy, or marriage trom _fann. . aeli-employmeOt, ll· ' certificate showing age or blrth mounting to $400 or mQre· pf!r date · year. in thl!· 'years 185.5 &nd 195 6 lnd who file an aP.Pliuation with Benefits to survivors of self· ~ BOc:illl securlty office for pay. emloyed farmers may also be paid mente. Selt-employed farmer& were if the death of lhe farm operator first covefed b;r the -sOcial security occurs after March, 19~7 after turv· law in and for the year ol 19M. ·ins: net earDlqgJ or $4t.:U or more . He said payments are made to In the years of 11M and ·1956, be tboa:e oVer age '12 regardless of['said .These benefits may be paid '"the «mount of t'"-'lr earnings, and to widow& aa:e 82 or pas~ or .to wid. to tbote between 65" aqd 7Z Wbose ows reganlleM 0! age if tbere are eari1111lSI dO not exceed $1200 per children a 1 ~er UJ or disabled ' Th · 1 1 11 to c hit•-· 1 )'Ill'. e I'll e at ua y opera-tes w.d over age 18 1n tbe care o permit. some montbl)' paymenta te the widow. be made tor. anyone ~•ving net Other IUrvivora paymenta are earnl.nes of less tban $1840 In 19M made in eome cases to a dependtnt · be Ald. · . widower 66 or over and to 1 deBe ur.r:ed •11 self-employed farm pendent . parent . (au)tlfer 82 or ope.-atora who have ' not already father 6$), he Mid. . · Even so, it was topped by uae ride we bad wben t b • aenerel went t o Tuaa f o r a eerie. of speecb~a. T h e motortlde WeJ!t" from Houa\on to Galveston aftd bact again, and I t wu a r e a ! rouser. At one Ume, on the return. trip when we were nearing Te"l ~.s City, the drlnr of the rather be4t.up oJd boat in which I waa riding (It belonged to a newsp-.per man) said "look'' a n d pointed a t ~he · speedometer.. • STOP IN aDd SEE US • about your tHE VIIW u pl'O\IIded by beach ball playing · SUBIIDile Leigh :make& Mian:U Beaen, Fla., )ook "ery inviting. (lnterntaif»MlJ SPRING Remocle~ HUB COLLECTION r BROCKTON, MaliS. UP _:Police reported that during the fir.t two month& of 11m7 1 tol.al of 121 hub caps V'alued at $1, 351 were stolen from parted ears in tbJ1 eity. For1JI-six o! the hub .cap1l were trom tbe· aame ~ke of ear. It stood at 85. You can leave the around at the apecd if you·,.,. riding in a Dougla! DC$, but in a groundbound car in i motor· tade that imitates an accordion lt Is not a good feeling. ACCIDENT .TOTAL • PLANS II.CIIwt 411· Rt"" ~: ~ ... '""'r root ~ n .Wit~.... f~ar.l eo. Took 1. a'!.~ planiA 1. lltaport fAtrmal BOSTON UP -The Inatitute for S1fer Living, estlmatinz that all NobOdy asked me for advice on U. S. aecldentt last year cost a bow to run a motorcade, but 1( total ef $10. 8 billion, pointed out they did the answer would be In that this would build 1,000,000 new two words: Slow up. homes. ~~----------~-- EFFINGHAM, nt UP-An Ef· fingbam doctor who waa to ]cad a Cbamber of Commerce diacussion group paued out "tranquiUi· ty" pUls to the listeners. His subject: •:spetuiir.g ·and Tu:es." 1 * ~' ... ' l 1 11:03 Sr.annin9 the Weathtr ll :JO 'l'be Late Sb<'-W .::::.:~--..:. CHANNIII. 11 IU4 Sign On •11:45 Cartoon. Clutr 12:10 12:15 12:30 1:00 1 :4!1 3:00 4 80 5:00 8:00 8:30 ' , 7:15 Noon New, Neighbors Ltbentce Feminine Toueb Movie Matinee Afternoon Film FfiU¥111 Super Serial Time Mickey Mouse Club Cartoou Club Five St&r i>•aal ,.. John Daly & the N.... , to,oo wean..ttay Nftlbt ~ ?'ilfl nts~~ey~a"" .· t.1 . JI,OII Oate and llonlet g,s!f Ford Tbeatr« ·' I with tldd. The meetina: closed with tbe MYF benediction. 1'1her~ wai 10 attendance of 30 an all electrit I EAT PlMf t •• •• at last Wednesday -evening prJ)'er service with Doria Dillina:er 11 leader. Thb week'• leader ie ·Janice Swartz. Tbe regular meeting of tbe w. S. C. S, will be held on Tuesday evening A-pril 18 at the home of Mrs. Claude Woodyard. At tho Monday evening April 1 m~etinl the COmmlsaion on Education made the · following plaDS. P£ctUN, "Crucifictlon and Relur· By G.ll~f reet.ioa" to be aboWD on AprU 14. ~Vr. ..tad Mn. Roy White of M.. at 8 p. 111.; Sunrlle Servleea at 8 . a. m. latter A eradle roU llillOI"I ~pent B few daya with Jli', departm(.nt and R bUl• tnd Mil. Cbarley Spen<er. lell board 1 1 t~ Dor1 RoBe 1pent a tew dayr wlt.h cbt! pu up.. n uv her aon and dauthtet·in·law iD \ cb Belpre and helped celebrate her , ism I'WdiOD'a blrlbday, · · lor I BASHAN · zuw • :DIE-. a'bdlMrs. 10&Ude Rtover from f· G~e\'lford Oblq vHre Suadly IUNta ' of llf.. ud llilo. Ralph Ballard; . t: ~ , DA..Y' ll MHO LKJ ~ I' I H :PI II T ,,_ 6,..,....,._...... .. . ·;,·~ . '" FSOI~ .iJtiDM KWH I!~ Iliff lf'O 0 'II 'I' K D PI er1, CLG~a.~ . ,~:· Middleport .. . ' I CMi ~ ·f\&lfll , QUALITY IS OUJI, MOTrO S. Zud Avenue .. a: IIIU'I ntoli' A. VALLEY LUMBER and SUPPLY PRECAUTION I 11:00 Up t-o the IRIDute ueW. 12,11 Sip ·o(f . end ·of Aptll. Thli was announced todaY -roo John R. :-chatfield, Manager o! t!'e Porls~outb Social Se· eurity Dutrlct on1ce. Jte that Uie n 11 mbcr of back is limited bY law to 12 elaihw filed with the May may be li(i d 6:30 Your Esso Re-port.6:43 Sports Parade 8:55 Wec.therm8ll · IUS Spoltaeope l~:I'Kt Na-- ollbe ""dl u,ta 1'11;ltre 11 ..... .. nrc~ I Careenini is tbe word beat de.teribes the general prog· ren. I bave a peraonal , inte~e•t In them. I IIOIIU!time• have to ride ln them in tbe courte of dat)'. S. S. attendance on April 'l was ~1. offerin4 $6.83. Worship aerY· tees were lield at 10:45 with the Rev. Grove blinsiDJ: the meseage. Scripture reading, Matt. 24:1-14. • Subject "Signs of the Eu,d". Tlixt: "But as the days of Noab were 10 al&o shall the cdmin~f the Son 1of Man be." Some 1 are di• loyalty, 'infidelity and persecution wltbin the church ltselt. If. 1 mi• ~epresenJ Christ by ~y llfe, rm ,an mttdel. False teachmaa (out of tune with "God). Cbriatlana muat show loyalty to the tr"Ja they 1tove token (tho ehureh vowt). The M. Y. F. held ita retular 1 meeting Sunday evening Ap<ll 7 with an attendance or 10 youth and 1 adult. ~~ aodll eeeurtty benefits may made. applicatlou tor.social 1 11eeur· be l(.llt b.t Jell--employed farmen jty beneflta and are put ·age 6.5, to ·Liu Jones led devotion1 on the ln M'eits Go.u pty. put age 65 wbo Cllll .at or a:,et_ ln .taucb with their 5\lbject "The Meaning of tbe do Dot make appUcatlon for their social security ofnee for lnfDr".na- Cross". Songs used .. were "Besocial sec~it:y benellt.l bdore the tion and atitice about flli.n&: 1 neath the Cross of Jesua" and ''The 5:00 Tb,. "Early Sbew ,8,30 N•"Y . 1.: • •r, 3.00 J'he Big Payoff S,ilfl Bob cr._. by Sllow 4:00 Brlgbter D•y 4:U5 ~ret St()rm 4'ilfl F'dge of ltll!lll ' WHTN-TV tht,roriiaqce f1Wpe¥lne. The ftpt Clerila.nd ~tor, then Miarcaret. by J..Qa TUrner, Betty Kern (J+rome's Katbletn Winaor and Doris Dowllrfi. a bll' home Oft a. hill (IKftrrwelonaiJ 1 WHTN-TV Channel13 . WHTN·TV eaY;~Icade. ~ !ome of wblctl are; one ye:~.r rt!ldeDI!t Ia the State of Ohio fQrty day1 relldence In ihe ooun ' ~1 ·atad the pree-in~:t; VnHe1l State• cltiHtnhlp •nd twen~·onC' year• of age or over. Tlle stat\ltt!. do makC an exception for th·~ ~~ provision ln the caae or n primary electloD. One who will be )'Uri of age befot·e the l."lecUon rn:~ ; vote elettion ••• ~- , w . ' aY ,TED\}. BROWN t1 CO c l · e , :1: u.=!' ;. Linda I.ytms, nine year old daugbter of Mr. and Mra. tJobn Lyons, celebrJr.ted her birthday on Sunday when she shared a dee(n'ated cake broulht b::r bet grand· parents, Mr.1 and · Mr~- Bernard Schramm, Zanesville, and again on llonday wh.en her mother gave a spaghetli supper at Linda's apecial request. Guests were Barbara Jone11 and Beverly Perrin and Debby, John , Bernard and Tommy ~on!l. Another birthday take baked and decoratetl by )_Irs. Lyons, was featured at t he party Monday. Laws I "'..._lltlit 10. a..;.,'. kMt • .,, , . . ••io ...13. ,,... . ., <\li'4....,1-'- Miss Linda Lyon$ Is Honored Guest At Two Parties N0• a.on '"'"' ... WJ·1•. ·tlat of-for-. STIVERSVIU.E The VIew's Fine ardl created by tbe trailina: portioD• -;! !:"!:: lioe that are strul,lJllng to keep up and ..meanwhil:l running 1hrouah :red Hght1 without the ~H"tteetion or the alre·n! and blln.ken at fh.e froot I)( lh~ ALFRED I Forei·gn ews .' 6'ilfl N•-• Pl.:toro Mrs. Theodore Reed . To Entertain With Tea This Afternoon- '(S a.ft.- " Romr.nee• 5 .00 Comedy Time .5 :30 Mv r.Jttle :Mattie 6 :00 Waterfront l"""J>th est and most ptactlcalll<lurce of mlis's savings ln tb'e \I'Orld to- bonds in 1956, and 60 'J)er cent Jnvested through payroll lngs. They might 'have done better. They surely could have 4:45 -~odern I Mrs. Hereh:el Buckner 8:43 .SP>OrU Eye . 1•;;J1ji~~~=~ beal>y weather: If every American were born with a built-in Instinct or ti:1 thrift; if all persons round easy access to comprehensible and honest financial counseling; if everv man were endowed with . :,rr • • •• J •• A small crbup ()f friend• · of a little "mad money" that be could 'arrord to lose while breed· ..c=:,;;:_.,..;;.."f "~ . • ,,,I'·' Mrs." Arthur G. Ct.rpenter ot' Mid· ing it with opportunlty.:..tbat would be one thing. But such Is -;.-,q-'7<1~ f. dleport have been lnvlted !or tea not the case. So the people, the masses or the people, need in· - ... ~.:: tltll afternoon at 1he bOJU or M"rl. dueements to simple and sure aavings-bonds paid lor W" Lr' ~ ~n _ Theodor. ~ T. Reed, senior. Mul· berry Avl!!nue~ to wel~ome Mrs. withholding, for example. And Uncle Sam, who would lUte ; , ...• ...... -. 7 1 Carpenter home a4er a month be on a, cash basis but can't be, needs the money even.~:~~ .....-'J;J 11-- " .._ epent in Sarasota. FJorlda. TUIIDAY - CHANNIL I the taxpayers have to pay lor It, even and lncludlne lr • .",Mt*ll.Daffodila are-bein.a u.eed on the &too' ' Captalll EanoFOO to themselves. _1::::11~~~---~~--~=~=---~~~~--,,..,.-=,_--..:.. _l tea table and throliJho~t the liv· 8'45 CBS Motblnt·Newt No, the people have conf!dcnce in their government beiiOntd I N' outsid·~~Lh;s;viet U-n-Ion, Clnna FridaY. Na.~boodiripad - -eommul· ina-rooms. Mr1. Dale Dutton wtn g,oo Moriltq Show that which they have in some more remunerative investment. Northern Viet Nam and NortiJ t•d all death sentence, in Kerahl preride at the tea table . 10:00 ' Garry Moore That's why more than 30 per ctffit of Americans• liquid sav· Korea. andsai he would ft·ee all political 10:30 ~bur G<ldtrq ings are held in Savings Bonds. Ten million families bought It is ironic that it had to hall- prisonen. He announced that h~ 11'30 Strite ltllieh l ' WSAI-TV CHANNi\ { 6·'tS ~!gn On 7:00 Today 9:00 Rompe-r Room 10:00 Home 11 :00 The pt-lce ls RlJ:bt 11:3.'1 'thltb or Coneeq~ 12 :00 Tic T~ DoU:Jh· ·"' 12:30 It Could Be You · , t ·OO Current . 2·00 Camera Goes to ~091 2:30 Tennessl."e Ernie Fort 3·00 Mo~~tiDee Theatre 4:00 Qu~n Jot a Day are announcin1 t:he birtb or a e:&5 ;weatbercaat ,aon Sunday, ..tprU 7, at the ' 7:00 FMeral Men Geoeral IIOIJ)it.Al This is lhetr ,f· Uo "'"'"~ <bild. U& ~ " lllloW ~rlous ecouomlc cltmat~. the Savings Bond is the real rock m \ I ., DOC QUiiJG UnltH Pre• ltaH Corrftpondent NEW YORK tJ'P - 1'here't been .some gentle chiding ot th.e pre~i­ dent of the Up.ited State.s !or connin& the presideatial bmouainll with the President blmaelt aboard -from Washington to Getty&bur;~ at a epeed deemed un.seemiy by the law. The President h8. said he now hal ordered h i a secret service driver.s n~ver to e~eed the lea::~l speed Umita anywhere, any . time, and that should settle that. Ike hu his car under control. , The complaint• about the President being whisked too last across country, however, bring to mind the huards, created by a real hellion ot the highways. I r~· fer to t h e official motorcade!, earryina ' important personaJ:e&, that bat blithely around the country.sit'.,e ...nder pollee moton!ycle M:cort at speeds that tend to tun , reporter& gray before tbeir tim!!. Cit.. Huartk The people who aet the paee of the!e hot·rod hetiras-whicb .aometimes string out a mlJe or 10 long -dont seem to :realize w h a t screaminj stops, atarta, and skids are occurring at the acoordloning middle and whipcrackiilg end of the line. Not to mention the haz· TELEVISION ,.GUIDE: WSAZ-TV c·han~e.IJ Tuesday . Wednescfov TO MEET WEDNESDAY by carrier where available 30 cents _per ldvattce at Tbe Dally Sentinel offJce $13 60· sl:a GDfl : $l; ~ $3.90. By motor rOute where aValiable: ..._. "-o&.''c:e mG~tb, ~~ ODe year $8; six months, $4.2tl; three months, ~~ Daily Sentinel ·Day Book Roving Corr~ndent Glad_Ike Decided To Slow Up Motorcade ' \_OHIO .~OMPANY. �• ' 4-Dally SenUnel, 'Pomeroy.:MiddlepDrt, o., April 9, 1957 • Dim·~ Chan,es For First Baseball -Games TAVIIN In SE Ohio 133 Ill II 408 172 128 1511 408 &'11 l3llS 1jllj 789 OMiltOV ~IONS CLUI 20& 189 IIMI 1&9 IU 131 139 181 161 1111 t'll' )51 M2 182 !31 1152 428 ~·lttt3l Mo'TO!I te»APANV Han.dictp Total 177 1156 liM! 119 211 199 178 188 "' PLIAI'tNT 4~2 173 148 131 132 109 153 394 142 166 1112 460 110 l+fi 138 393 Hacker malcet no secret ove"' .the way he feel, at the trade madt last November which sent "' ball clUb," he · says SPORTS DESK p. m. tt t~ gllttll were to ..• what Mt. •u~&-s first. nome I• at THE POMEROY C:IMINt 8i.:OCK CO.? . . to QlaJt'ge , Waie tJp Voar \l'lnter-Weaty CAit With ' I I' ot to it. No traipsing around after the elusive big league contract tbat can elude ao many great ball players for son Gene. He probably has a stroug point. But Luther l!ad his proteg• doWll ,to work out with the Charleston Senators tast year. 'He want~d them to see the Ma· IOD product, and see what would happen to boot. The Senators' brass pDiltel,.....ld 'they guessed· the ffi19W ; _ cou~ throw 1 little battll1g Pt'!C~C.VI On ~u.thel"s illstrucllo~s. • whcr-wart eatdtfng him, HeSsOn grOoved them in at about three' qu a rter. speed . Ba tt ers were strokl ng hits 1ar afl d stra1g hi . A!· ter abOut 15 minutes ol thla Hesson got the sign to open up, and the batters were duly wlarned. · From there on those hapless Sl!nato'rS went near crazy try· lng to get wood on Heslein'o areat llharply bti!aking eurvf. His fast ball was hopping. It wao only minutes until ChM'Ieslon and Detroit Tiger brass, tbe latter also on hand, were sprint· lniJ toward Lutl!er trying to find out who Hesson waS. They f · 1k Gene • Into •1&nlng · oun d ou t .• II rf.&t ... ' b.u1 they cou14n'tll I contract even though a bonqo wa•ln !Jl• ofl(ng_ . Hesson's deslfe l'o sfay tf home does not detract from his deep love fOl: baseball. Reports have it that (;ene was talllng baseball all through football season last autuinn and w,s hlv· Ing trouble containing htmseU until another dian\ond sport season arrived . it's men like Gene Hesson, IIIII young (22), who wth milke the OVA this summer .an attractive league that will ln!~rest bas~ball fans In lhiB arlla. Hesson Is no! the onlg youbg llall Player here with loads of talent. Our hllls on both sides of the river are full ol them. You'li be seeing them cotne late N:ay. .. ' 11 would do iny r ood. ' All .schooll I~ \hi! .,., hive .. ... .. • -Wh:leh tb'e P.; stteiule!- ··aatl!!nce:, th"e T, t oreradee and '~ tffe A. ·ag- Dil,..., 141W, e1 · - 46~, ""' pelntH tilL" INOi Mtllt'i....:....J' \ Yankee Coach lUll Dickey ~ Warner 153 328 11 25 T2 17~ EL CENTRO, Call!. . liP ........ Jon and Jok1 Wha Joked witb justice Friday ,avoldl'CI the jul( by pay. lne- $250 when the jtrdgf didn't find; them funn}' and IJn·ed them. Jon and Jot Legalette,.:Z,O:.year-old ens hllS been adVISed by $29940 BAKER ' I~ FURNITURE o. 'the ~te.t c....., lti~port wu licenses. YOU ARE REACING ' ' ' THIDAILY UNTINEL bOweveur. AND ARE NoT NOW A lings ot R. H. N(jRTHFIELD, M"• UP-Th• · a.ssessors can't find 1,284 acrA!I of Northfield. Town voters auth· Why Not_Subscribe Today You'll enjoy m~ellnli b,l[n ; a~d bl~ fello.f ·employees when GET ACQUAINtED WEEK roll• around one of these <lays. 11th: . LOST ACRES SUBSCRII3ER ...•.• .... whot the · year's Memorial Day IIJO.mUe · hi~ phy~ 189 187 124 500 sician to tak-c tbiD~s - easy tor 1 187 148 165 498 while -to avoid ell'..baustJon. 'Owens, ~~ 189 189 M3 wh.o has ~n o·n a soealting tour · i12 159 128 393 which carried bim to many for703 660 601 1964 eign lands, pla·ns to continue with his as directOr of the state pt"'graln, FOit We at The Daily Sentinel are very plealed to extend a band of welcomr to all the now • SUbacribers who have accepted The Dally Sentinel as tllelr home neli'apap.tt and 10 aU of our sub!crlbers of long standing whjl have knowli !be enjoyrilent ot reading our newi,· paper and bave seen us g'row a"nd expand our serviees of local coverige. We have, appreciated the kind words of entourasement that have pen 116 strehgth • and· the frienltly -criticisms as well wblCtt.ltO:t helped ~ to improve our pro4u« and to ,;, . iee avenues to travel that !Lave eoabltid 'l'lt~ l)aUy Sel11iilel to M\>e lllote filliUt• fllll) ~ many varied Interests. Today, more Mmeil receive The Dalli llen1lnel IU74 llolll<!l) t!Lan at anytime In its six years. Wo appr8c/ate ·the lilp)iort )'lllr ate giVing Yotn' lOcal · ne~aper, without which we could not eldst, and wiiltolit which we could' DDt JI'OW. ..-..t tlhil 41)2 ltoeltls New- Furnihlte DQUO~i ~ROUILI I • It's Easy ' GET ACQUAINTED WEll){ i" to be a Whk of !ntroduc· ing "more people 19 more poopie" and a Wt!j!k In which EVERY ONE c•n play a part-, · ' ll Just Phone 398 orized the assessors to spend $600 for maps with which~ to solve the riddle of th.e ~~t" acre~ge . . -- I · r _.,, . ro- ' · (Most 'power in Ford's 26 yea" ofV·Bieadershlp) And what a V-8 engine I You ean have the kind o.1 ThUnderbird power that slli8Sbed rocW'ds at Daytona .•• set a ne~ stock ear mark at Indianapolis ••• traveled 60,000 m1les in iuat 20 days at Bonneville, Utalll pl!ffeet w11n~ tftot prevallod !rom now ut\111 tournoment ond ploy.. f'! time. A ruling wns expected fro n Ohio Unlversltv today in Racine on a re'f'amped ·arrBtlgement to determlll• OQIInty WlnneH lor .,. tr 1 ~ ~~ •· t , t • \ \ ' The comfort Is greater Arhe~s ~'i~ M~~~ ~n otl~:~~it. where a Southern and I': ORI.iilit 140 141 21'1. The power ts mg(fer for practical ))Urposes •lven up hooe of completln.lt' spring 11ehc· dules. They tmltl~d In agreeing It ,.,;.,d now l!np.,,lble to .,,._ up aU games mlued" to date, tf nn~tatng bQt Dlivii, w. . turns, Mostly, it's \>eoaUSe there's a whole new Bl'noother· "draining" itven Stsson ORvis, B. ridin&J. quieter-aoinoiP ''Inner ron~ to !lee lf morning DAVIS-WARNER .." ===:--- SAN MA'I'£0, CaUl. UP Roand !abie,. iJrJpresdve wlnner ot tbe · Blly . :Yei.dowa Derby, ~n be Shipped- ea.st .to rll\e in tbe Trl· ·P~e Crowo cl.aSBics. ..'J'h& 'i!Olt owned .by Trayb M. Kerr or ~ Oklah·oma City, was purebased km OWENS MUif IASI in• elaHitl. It marks Hanks' CHICAGO UP - P'i>rmer Oiym· year Of qualityl.ng. e39 619 612 18'70 pic gold medal winner Jeate Ow- . TotaL ' -· and win"" in Florid& for $150,000. He wijl be ridden ln the Kentncty ln"dentleal tw1J11 trom 'i'ucsof1.t Ai'i7 frtiiW VOliCf Jt~Rif· t.abull', DerbY by veteran jockey Ralph appeared on a ¢eedln~ Slttn1Yions after swite:hlna: Hcen.ses ai . a 1-J1(4,, ··~ Mt~~. ' ~ . y.,. st• Neve~. , 110<1 WaiHr collltt; ift!W N<lil "Joke." After tletennlntne whicfl Vlfir:· I. was which t b e court fllied· Jon DICKY RICOVIR!i>ID ' $150 for 1-peedlng and f:lotb brottl. lliw ,La.: ltal]lll 'J\ARPON SPRINGs- Fla. UP - eri•$50 each for Illegal use' of the.tr - 36 Handicap On even.the ro-ugbtlt roads, )'OU'll discow "the carpet \ ;. out." Partly, it's beca]ll!e·the frame Ia stW'dier. Partly, it's the way front and rear .BUSI>ODBiona take tilt out ol ~;:st;~~~~e~tl:~~e L~~r: ~~~~!~~ thi s l . . . . · (TIIfl w/dell and stfOngest In eny )fJw-prlcett car) ' Fiil\tf"' ilsiiLTS ·av \IN1111l" 'UIS 185 161 188 ·531 Blackston · The frame le wldi!r NC Y. ptoJ\.ouiMlf<l "nearly recovered" TueMay from physit!lat exhiUatjon .• SPORT CENTIR PM-; N. 1., 10: .hk!h' caused fila· removal to a ~~~~~ey, E. :-::~ : : : : · PlTfSIIUltG~ . ~a.l tiyboo MipitoL ----~ CoU!na ii09 113 . . B;2 '"""'' 1~1W, l'ltlilktrfh~ .. Pa., Sl(IMED TO ORt'tl McKinney, B. 144 ltiO 304 ·tiO!ijlad ChicO 'lfolori,, 1Slli> N,;w 1 Drellner . 168 175 · 343 Yorlc .(. - · · · ·LOS ANGEI.JES UP .,- Vetefan - Total . 699 601 861 11180 driver Sam Hanka, eenerally te, HOLYOKI. M.a.: Johftny CuR aarded as dun of Indianapolis FOREMAN ABBoTT Bowen 1a8 157 110 404 ill111filiM, &althftO~ Met.,. vs. Stan Speedway drivers. llaa iicned to .Abbott ' 124 130 2M Mi.::helld,o lahftr, N. J., cencell•d drioy:e Sandy Bt~lond'a revolutlo,Radford 166 115 281 lncJ~ment -ww~. ary Belond Exhaust Special in Wagner asked to come Wednesday lnotead of today, yrovldlng, of course, the Tuesay morning sun continues \0 shine and tempern- rlcld ~~ Davl& 215 be tile fiDe aouthpaw who will be Iossing for tho Hartford Tigers Jeoll.son. May 28 on opening day of the OhlaValley Association. wahama whleh wu to have HeQort bU & toed job.and' lif~ flllier wants him to hang on- tr'"'eled ~ Racine. will aloo be ana. ~' • ::.:-High lridividuat •• Game- Clr;r;ta}ii-ded GREJ;NWOOD LAKE, COMlNd IAIT 18 :,; _ DLeawvl1a,. ·,. . TUIIIING HAlO 470 :rtlgb Team Series, uo •• TeFramlenGdalmy~vern 1888' •.,... DavJa.Warnet TOS .~ Hi&h Judividual series- Tile "pleailutt -Of,lil~Y~tta'• or ''J~t t ptlrebas'" ln the c4,;/;_, /:.-~e ! g~~ce_;arner • 1 !icials aaiJ). ·- - - - - Otbt Woodward of Mempbi.l, Tenn. tagglne them r.epeatedly with. left jabs and felt hO"OkJ. 14~ 21 "'h 18 Foreman Abbott fllJth winds, o{- Williams of Auausta, Ga., 8~ 2'Hi oi two rounds each Mof!day with Lee ITANOINGS buylhf of ~ ~ . 48tel'nll!led by acqitalntantestifp or the Cll&.niet afid ~· ~*rsd~Oll't -"ou '"Iilii' Yea •.. loll~ ~-tit . ' "ut't'li Gll'l'. ACQUAMtl'l"!- here. It couldn't be played." Mtddlepbrt hopes to fet liB . ft.:.ti .woJ...:.':...Aatt , Clrtt p 'me Sn by tomorrow at t:!:lc 8Y "'"" a·awaciiiU ~ ._ latest. Jf the ,Jaetson eneounte: . · Is oalled of( today Wednesd•y Luther Tu<:ker Cllrlon, i ftepdy catcher In the Southtrr!, will be the · titlel doy "'' time AaoclaUon not IO!If 1101 telll a lft'!ilt tarn about Gene Heslon No. 1 of bolh •Middleporl anJ ' Result.: A•rll 4, 1957 Spm.is Center Friel);d)y Tavern "I.Jt"~-Tll'l U P _..;. For m e r middle~eleght NEW ORLEANS UP - Ralph chimplon Sugar R.ay Robhuon , Dupas, New Oi'leans liJhtWela-bt, COhvfllfi!d be lost the tltle,to Gene says ' he won Monda)' t'Hgbt'i Fulhner because he forfot the bloody and bruisin 1 10.-rtrunder fundamentals of boxlne, is workover welterwel!ht Vince ¥i;rtin~ , lnj: -~nrd to regain blJ form for ot.. PGterson. N. J., ~ •bow· apple-· his May 1 return bout wltb Full· clition · to h.ill hohl~W'D" •uPpott· tner in Cb.lcego. ~oblnliOn worked LIAGUil TWIN ClTV ' \ 1~1 137 172 pourd bec4111e 783 752 838 23~3 Total 1n .y\lu~ d@y Plitoliasu . . . . In buying anythill• .... wlien tha m:e. person."call8 you by :;out name" - w!\fill · )fOil kllow olie llllolllfli ... Jsn•t there a "dlflfteilt fftl. bil";. .. . \ Sp1lnt Mobil Core . lr the ffeld were to He playable. Knistht 11aid if the ~tame Is not "ll!lyed today, it would be re"'!Cbeduled t.omott'Ow. If possible, dn· penlnf up<lii Canta A<ademy olll· C!i&lt. Mlddlepbrt ltlgh Sohool Athie· tie Dlr~etot' and Prtnelptl Eclrl Khifhl "ld' i "We are .appoted to to tel iaekftln bttt 'We .,roblbty wt~n·~ I hear from them u'ittf1 arountl 2 Ughtweight Of New Orl~ans 138 154- tM 183 4~ 137 169 ls;t 408 I ;(,jj 1d~;i . aliJ;.iiil 192 104 160 fi56 ri more thah a fot of l'Un.s and yo:. know you're goin_g hr aet them the area. How~ver, uJ"Jless Old Sol comes out rpucb more bravelv very soon temperature! would ir r:. main too _eo1d for ba!eball e\'f'l ~y ' 184 t-10 - 4e3 "'rhere•a nothing any pitcher likes Tltb~ ·Up8et ' 7-10 794 711 3171 en. CENT lit him l'rbm the' Cuf1s to Cincinnati. "Tills Js the lir11t opportunity I've ever had to piteh fOi' a firs! divl!lon 183 1!:5 136 4'74 KNOXVIU.E, Tenn. Clncinnau Redlea•. idle Monday, u• 844 851 1148 2543 Russell grtuivtneu". Mn. C. F. Top1pkiDJ ·was prttldent when the Central Continuing Mn. Zundel l!BiJ Monday at tile ··in 'i\U:h a iroUp we ean find IChOOI. . i~~:noranct wiLh J&:nowled&:e, and Othhr orticera elertetJ' wcrro porejudlrtl with underal.lnd inv. Krt. C~arlea I(are:.:,' (trst vkc The' ut of generoait)' il noi mea· presidct~.t ; :Mr~ . R. A. P'inl1w surrd in dollar arul l'flntJ al()m lf('ond viN preJiden.l: Ml'l. Roy There is no better 1lft1 than th~ &.foyer, setretary a11d lfrB. halph girL or one '11 lime. Endeavor lo ' ' Sp~ncer, b'ca,.urer. teach a ehild above all •be, to b· lh's. DonJ-et Rtll~l prt8idtd able lo Imagine hln~~el! anothC"I· and Ml'l.. Charle1 Riffle t.ave the person. The rreat~t httllaKe o! report of the nominating commi~· all with which "'e might end!."\\' ice. A communication was read our children b t.llat of liberty: · ft·om Mrs. Roy Trnry Jr.. pre~i· Twcntr que1tlons compiled by dent of tke Mei#s County Coun· rll ("J'A announcing the eoun• ... Mn, CharleJ Gibbs on paienr1 council - meeUnF ' which will be quotient• fo r belping tbeir ch;J held i.n Rutland , Tueiday, May 7. dren succeed were ,iive~~ by Mn. A report wa1 given on the sa1ell Zundel, after which tbp, meelin p tax st~m)15 and the group wi ll closed with JJ'Oup .tinfing • ·!1Jo rccei\'e $149.28. The attenl"lancP l'ilrl!'. Olive Ingraham at the plano Retreahments were urved al banner was awarded to the seco11d grad e tau~;~ht by Miss Muy Vl r- lhe close of the meeting from a: table' centered with an East~r .ar ghlia Reibel. -· ringement. "Democracy and Hope," W.tl!l the topi~ of Mrs. Ral;Jh Ztllldel, ~tuest speaker who saM "In spell!t ing or what heritage to bequpal'-1 to ou r children, what better wny than becomfng an active PTA merhber In an or_(aJJtiaUoh in JOINTH£ ed returned to action aJIIintt tbe 1113 167 120 <40 Waahln1t0d ienafbrl!' llere Tuest33'"11S 131 318 4ay Wilh a 3-2 edJ;\! in the! 108 t85 407 sprint series. ltlll 166 !28 413 The Rcdlesa won the last aame 31 II 3I 93 Sunf~IY 1-7 at Nubville. Tenn. 92 11116 624 1772 The aefteodu[ed g~me bctwe~ .~ the two ch.tobs Mondar wa8 pos•· liM . llfT 3:11 Wblpple MATctt OAM! .,.NTAprll 7 1t pt. Pl..unt urr • · M3 en 1988 6118 -e7e 13t BeWng 168 214 1111 171 Ash IM 127' 180" 462 tl8 170 208 Ml 123 157 1M 447 11 8 . 8 33 8M 817 Rl7 ~ 1501 Redlegs Prepare -/ Mrs. C. F. To~pkins Is Eleeted For More Battle New President Of Central FfA etflet. Witb Senators . P'l'Aai met.. evenlnr (Lets yqu ride s'IIHI at/do low) Northern Qlvlolon mu"' •eltle Ill arJUment, the •ltuatlon n\iJ be lvon rriore tomp11cated. rolled In tlte !on Michl to take twa · !fo.., N..t 'iilrt Clolhill• Hank CJat'!'orth.Y'•· ili~h of' ~94. wllh aomts or a11t1 lhd You sit In the lap of 1~. Tllere'• head room, hlp J'oom· ... to<h gal~, And Wait _till you ~t a lolil dt th..; 1 / new uplloJateriea and eolor -.cl!emeul • . The bocty ls "l:le•ner·• .!port·~~~~~~t~1~~~r~~~ . \ (Up to -U nt:hH longer, 4 lnchH 1/,W,r, Final wrapup on tile I'Oil)eroy Pony L~aglle i~tno tor .tllls}1• lhe lllmmer wlll be made tonlg~t. Little League P'r!!$1de~t Diet f~tlho•ft\•~;·;~-~~~;; Betton has callod ·another meottnr for TUesdlty night (~•hll . 0 111_ at city hall to determlnt If two-Or more-tetim1 call lie fll:ld, · .: ·-·. :~-· ed this spring. Anybody lriterelteci •hbulda!teM . 1 DON'T MISS. IT with full head raom, filii ftJad r:IHflllctl) .Fifth Pro Bl4•thalfPii,.Off:-Ga. : :c- . __•_._, Uas Bittet Ur.ei!ldllei' Bolllng ~~1~~~~ loti~ . · D-:"iYe In ond Regiuer for the From top to floor, trQnt_ to """'· IIIia bocl7 II b'lilt lib 1 ' .;'haUI.UU>.': YOII ritle:JialrG1111ded! by IIQ',~ lt· v I . \ ·• • ·Grqnd .. ~ilae1 · ·, ' . .,.. and!Jest ofsHittJihtl • .:tllt/Je lowiltliJe-,fhtee -t · \ ,:"!:. '~ '' ' ~' ' ' ' ... \ . j. -. ' 806 w. MolrrSt. / ' '' .,, \ Middleport STARTING FRIDAY, .APRIL 12th \ ,- '·< }~ ' . I .. . Gl FT~:_ .FOR <MO~ II '· ..,-·- I,, .. . . . ... 1 ' ......... w............... ., ._ • ;. A •ll-' \ , I o.:.. -. · .t \. .., i , o .. \ -, ., . ' ' AND"f.~,AD .' ' PRESTON MOTORS 441 ' :!' . • . ·-~· \ .,_,. ... '- . I , '' ' FREEl • ' Cart~n of t~ca Cola with purchase of 8 Qr more ,, . .{ ' ..- • " ..... Totcil of .2.1 Prizes · COME ONE, COME ALL, and Get lttto the Fun! gal. o·f gasoline I Television· -~ �• ' 4-Dally SenUnel, 'Pomeroy.:MiddlepDrt, o., April 9, 1957 • Dim·~ Chan,es For First Baseball -Games TAVIIN In SE Ohio 133 Ill II 408 172 128 1511 408 &'11 l3llS 1jllj 789 OMiltOV ~IONS CLUI 20& 189 IIMI 1&9 IU 131 139 181 161 1111 t'll' )51 M2 182 !31 1152 428 ~·lttt3l Mo'TO!I te»APANV Han.dictp Total 177 1156 liM! 119 211 199 178 188 "' PLIAI'tNT 4~2 173 148 131 132 109 153 394 142 166 1112 460 110 l+fi 138 393 Hacker malcet no secret ove"' .the way he feel, at the trade madt last November which sent "' ball clUb," he · says SPORTS DESK p. m. tt t~ gllttll were to ..• what Mt. •u~&-s first. nome I• at THE POMEROY C:IMINt 8i.:OCK CO.? . . to QlaJt'ge , Waie tJp Voar \l'lnter-Weaty CAit With ' I I' ot to it. No traipsing around after the elusive big league contract tbat can elude ao many great ball players for son Gene. He probably has a stroug point. But Luther l!ad his proteg• doWll ,to work out with the Charleston Senators tast year. 'He want~d them to see the Ma· IOD product, and see what would happen to boot. The Senators' brass pDiltel,.....ld 'they guessed· the ffi19W ; _ cou~ throw 1 little battll1g Pt'!C~C.VI On ~u.thel"s illstrucllo~s. • whcr-wart eatdtfng him, HeSsOn grOoved them in at about three' qu a rter. speed . Ba tt ers were strokl ng hits 1ar afl d stra1g hi . A!· ter abOut 15 minutes ol thla Hesson got the sign to open up, and the batters were duly wlarned. · From there on those hapless Sl!nato'rS went near crazy try· lng to get wood on Heslein'o areat llharply bti!aking eurvf. His fast ball was hopping. It wao only minutes until ChM'Ieslon and Detroit Tiger brass, tbe latter also on hand, were sprint· lniJ toward Lutl!er trying to find out who Hesson waS. They f · 1k Gene • Into •1&nlng · oun d ou t .• II rf.&t ... ' b.u1 they cou14n'tll I contract even though a bonqo wa•ln !Jl• ofl(ng_ . Hesson's deslfe l'o sfay tf home does not detract from his deep love fOl: baseball. Reports have it that (;ene was talllng baseball all through football season last autuinn and w,s hlv· Ing trouble containing htmseU until another dian\ond sport season arrived . it's men like Gene Hesson, IIIII young (22), who wth milke the OVA this summer .an attractive league that will ln!~rest bas~ball fans In lhiB arlla. Hesson Is no! the onlg youbg llall Player here with loads of talent. Our hllls on both sides of the river are full ol them. You'li be seeing them cotne late N:ay. .. ' 11 would do iny r ood. ' All .schooll I~ \hi! .,., hive .. ... .. • -Wh:leh tb'e P.; stteiule!- ··aatl!!nce:, th"e T, t oreradee and '~ tffe A. ·ag- Dil,..., 141W, e1 · - 46~, ""' pelntH tilL" INOi Mtllt'i....:....J' \ Yankee Coach lUll Dickey ~ Warner 153 328 11 25 T2 17~ EL CENTRO, Call!. . liP ........ Jon and Jok1 Wha Joked witb justice Friday ,avoldl'CI the jul( by pay. lne- $250 when the jtrdgf didn't find; them funn}' and IJn·ed them. Jon and Jot Legalette,.:Z,O:.year-old ens hllS been adVISed by $29940 BAKER ' I~ FURNITURE o. 'the ~te.t c....., lti~port wu licenses. YOU ARE REACING ' ' ' THIDAILY UNTINEL bOweveur. AND ARE NoT NOW A lings ot R. H. N(jRTHFIELD, M"• UP-Th• · a.ssessors can't find 1,284 acrA!I of Northfield. Town voters auth· Why Not_Subscribe Today You'll enjoy m~ellnli b,l[n ; a~d bl~ fello.f ·employees when GET ACQUAINtED WEEK roll• around one of these <lays. 11th: . LOST ACRES SUBSCRII3ER ...•.• .... whot the · year's Memorial Day IIJO.mUe · hi~ phy~ 189 187 124 500 sician to tak-c tbiD~s - easy tor 1 187 148 165 498 while -to avoid ell'..baustJon. 'Owens, ~~ 189 189 M3 wh.o has ~n o·n a soealting tour · i12 159 128 393 which carried bim to many for703 660 601 1964 eign lands, pla·ns to continue with his as directOr of the state pt"'graln, FOit We at The Daily Sentinel are very plealed to extend a band of welcomr to all the now • SUbacribers who have accepted The Dally Sentinel as tllelr home neli'apap.tt and 10 aU of our sub!crlbers of long standing whjl have knowli !be enjoyrilent ot reading our newi,· paper and bave seen us g'row a"nd expand our serviees of local coverige. We have, appreciated the kind words of entourasement that have pen 116 strehgth • and· the frienltly -criticisms as well wblCtt.ltO:t helped ~ to improve our pro4u« and to ,;, . iee avenues to travel that !Lave eoabltid 'l'lt~ l)aUy Sel11iilel to M\>e lllote filliUt• fllll) ~ many varied Interests. Today, more Mmeil receive The Dalli llen1lnel IU74 llolll<!l) t!Lan at anytime In its six years. Wo appr8c/ate ·the lilp)iort )'lllr ate giVing Yotn' lOcal · ne~aper, without which we could not eldst, and wiiltolit which we could' DDt JI'OW. ..-..t tlhil 41)2 ltoeltls New- Furnihlte DQUO~i ~ROUILI I • It's Easy ' GET ACQUAINTED WEll){ i" to be a Whk of !ntroduc· ing "more people 19 more poopie" and a Wt!j!k In which EVERY ONE c•n play a part-, · ' ll Just Phone 398 orized the assessors to spend $600 for maps with which~ to solve the riddle of th.e ~~t" acre~ge . . -- I · r _.,, . ro- ' · (Most 'power in Ford's 26 yea" ofV·Bieadershlp) And what a V-8 engine I You ean have the kind o.1 ThUnderbird power that slli8Sbed rocW'ds at Daytona .•• set a ne~ stock ear mark at Indianapolis ••• traveled 60,000 m1les in iuat 20 days at Bonneville, Utalll pl!ffeet w11n~ tftot prevallod !rom now ut\111 tournoment ond ploy.. f'! time. A ruling wns expected fro n Ohio Unlversltv today in Racine on a re'f'amped ·arrBtlgement to determlll• OQIInty WlnneH lor .,. tr 1 ~ ~~ •· t , t • \ \ ' The comfort Is greater Arhe~s ~'i~ M~~~ ~n otl~:~~it. where a Southern and I': ORI.iilit 140 141 21'1. The power ts mg(fer for practical ))Urposes •lven up hooe of completln.lt' spring 11ehc· dules. They tmltl~d In agreeing It ,.,;.,d now l!np.,,lble to .,,._ up aU games mlued" to date, tf nn~tatng bQt Dlivii, w. . turns, Mostly, it's \>eoaUSe there's a whole new Bl'noother· "draining" itven Stsson ORvis, B. ridin&J. quieter-aoinoiP ''Inner ron~ to !lee lf morning DAVIS-WARNER .." ===:--- SAN MA'I'£0, CaUl. UP Roand !abie,. iJrJpresdve wlnner ot tbe · Blly . :Yei.dowa Derby, ~n be Shipped- ea.st .to rll\e in tbe Trl· ·P~e Crowo cl.aSBics. ..'J'h& 'i!Olt owned .by Trayb M. Kerr or ~ Oklah·oma City, was purebased km OWENS MUif IASI in• elaHitl. It marks Hanks' CHICAGO UP - P'i>rmer Oiym· year Of qualityl.ng. e39 619 612 18'70 pic gold medal winner Jeate Ow- . TotaL ' -· and win"" in Florid& for $150,000. He wijl be ridden ln the Kentncty ln"dentleal tw1J11 trom 'i'ucsof1.t Ai'i7 frtiiW VOliCf Jt~Rif· t.abull', DerbY by veteran jockey Ralph appeared on a ¢eedln~ Slttn1Yions after swite:hlna: Hcen.ses ai . a 1-J1(4,, ··~ Mt~~. ' ~ . y.,. st• Neve~. , 110<1 WaiHr collltt; ift!W N<lil "Joke." After tletennlntne whicfl Vlfir:· I. was which t b e court fllied· Jon DICKY RICOVIR!i>ID ' $150 for 1-peedlng and f:lotb brottl. lliw ,La.: ltal]lll 'J\ARPON SPRINGs- Fla. UP - eri•$50 each for Illegal use' of the.tr - 36 Handicap On even.the ro-ugbtlt roads, )'OU'll discow "the carpet \ ;. out." Partly, it's beca]ll!e·the frame Ia stW'dier. Partly, it's the way front and rear .BUSI>ODBiona take tilt out ol ~;:st;~~~~e~tl:~~e L~~r: ~~~~!~~ thi s l . . . . · (TIIfl w/dell and stfOngest In eny )fJw-prlcett car) ' Fiil\tf"' ilsiiLTS ·av \IN1111l" 'UIS 185 161 188 ·531 Blackston · The frame le wldi!r NC Y. ptoJ\.ouiMlf<l "nearly recovered" TueMay from physit!lat exhiUatjon .• SPORT CENTIR PM-; N. 1., 10: .hk!h' caused fila· removal to a ~~~~~ey, E. :-::~ : : : : · PlTfSIIUltG~ . ~a.l tiyboo MipitoL ----~ CoU!na ii09 113 . . B;2 '"""'' 1~1W, l'ltlilktrfh~ .. Pa., Sl(IMED TO ORt'tl McKinney, B. 144 ltiO 304 ·tiO!ijlad ChicO 'lfolori,, 1Slli> N,;w 1 Drellner . 168 175 · 343 Yorlc .(. - · · · ·LOS ANGEI.JES UP .,- Vetefan - Total . 699 601 861 11180 driver Sam Hanka, eenerally te, HOLYOKI. M.a.: Johftny CuR aarded as dun of Indianapolis FOREMAN ABBoTT Bowen 1a8 157 110 404 ill111filiM, &althftO~ Met.,. vs. Stan Speedway drivers. llaa iicned to .Abbott ' 124 130 2M Mi.::helld,o lahftr, N. J., cencell•d drioy:e Sandy Bt~lond'a revolutlo,Radford 166 115 281 lncJ~ment -ww~. ary Belond Exhaust Special in Wagner asked to come Wednesday lnotead of today, yrovldlng, of course, the Tuesay morning sun continues \0 shine and tempern- rlcld ~~ Davl& 215 be tile fiDe aouthpaw who will be Iossing for tho Hartford Tigers Jeoll.son. May 28 on opening day of the OhlaValley Association. wahama whleh wu to have HeQort bU & toed job.and' lif~ flllier wants him to hang on- tr'"'eled ~ Racine. will aloo be ana. ~' • ::.:-High lridividuat •• Game- Clr;r;ta}ii-ded GREJ;NWOOD LAKE, COMlNd IAIT 18 :,; _ DLeawvl1a,. ·,. . TUIIIING HAlO 470 :rtlgb Team Series, uo •• TeFramlenGdalmy~vern 1888' •.,... DavJa.Warnet TOS .~ Hi&h Judividual series- Tile "pleailutt -Of,lil~Y~tta'• or ''J~t t ptlrebas'" ln the c4,;/;_, /:.-~e ! g~~ce_;arner • 1 !icials aaiJ). ·- - - - - Otbt Woodward of Mempbi.l, Tenn. tagglne them r.epeatedly with. left jabs and felt hO"OkJ. 14~ 21 "'h 18 Foreman Abbott fllJth winds, o{- Williams of Auausta, Ga., 8~ 2'Hi oi two rounds each Mof!day with Lee ITANOINGS buylhf of ~ ~ . 48tel'nll!led by acqitalntantestifp or the Cll&.niet afid ~· ~*rsd~Oll't -"ou '"Iilii' Yea •.. loll~ ~-tit . ' "ut't'li Gll'l'. ACQUAMtl'l"!- here. It couldn't be played." Mtddlepbrt hopes to fet liB . ft.:.ti .woJ...:.':...Aatt , Clrtt p 'me Sn by tomorrow at t:!:lc 8Y "'"" a·awaciiiU ~ ._ latest. Jf the ,Jaetson eneounte: . · Is oalled of( today Wednesd•y Luther Tu<:ker Cllrlon, i ftepdy catcher In the Southtrr!, will be the · titlel doy "'' time AaoclaUon not IO!If 1101 telll a lft'!ilt tarn about Gene Heslon No. 1 of bolh •Middleporl anJ ' Result.: A•rll 4, 1957 Spm.is Center Friel);d)y Tavern "I.Jt"~-Tll'l U P _..;. For m e r middle~eleght NEW ORLEANS UP - Ralph chimplon Sugar R.ay Robhuon , Dupas, New Oi'leans liJhtWela-bt, COhvfllfi!d be lost the tltle,to Gene says ' he won Monda)' t'Hgbt'i Fulhner because he forfot the bloody and bruisin 1 10.-rtrunder fundamentals of boxlne, is workover welterwel!ht Vince ¥i;rtin~ , lnj: -~nrd to regain blJ form for ot.. PGterson. N. J., ~ •bow· apple-· his May 1 return bout wltb Full· clition · to h.ill hohl~W'D" •uPpott· tner in Cb.lcego. ~oblnliOn worked LIAGUil TWIN ClTV ' \ 1~1 137 172 pourd bec4111e 783 752 838 23~3 Total 1n .y\lu~ d@y Plitoliasu . . . . In buying anythill• .... wlien tha m:e. person."call8 you by :;out name" - w!\fill · )fOil kllow olie llllolllfli ... Jsn•t there a "dlflfteilt fftl. bil";. .. . \ Sp1lnt Mobil Core . lr the ffeld were to He playable. Knistht 11aid if the ~tame Is not "ll!lyed today, it would be re"'!Cbeduled t.omott'Ow. If possible, dn· penlnf up<lii Canta A<ademy olll· C!i&lt. Mlddlepbrt ltlgh Sohool Athie· tie Dlr~etot' and Prtnelptl Eclrl Khifhl "ld' i "We are .appoted to to tel iaekftln bttt 'We .,roblbty wt~n·~ I hear from them u'ittf1 arountl 2 Ughtweight Of New Orl~ans 138 154- tM 183 4~ 137 169 ls;t 408 I ;(,jj 1d~;i . aliJ;.iiil 192 104 160 fi56 ri more thah a fot of l'Un.s and yo:. know you're goin_g hr aet them the area. How~ver, uJ"Jless Old Sol comes out rpucb more bravelv very soon temperature! would ir r:. main too _eo1d for ba!eball e\'f'l ~y ' 184 t-10 - 4e3 "'rhere•a nothing any pitcher likes Tltb~ ·Up8et ' 7-10 794 711 3171 en. CENT lit him l'rbm the' Cuf1s to Cincinnati. "Tills Js the lir11t opportunity I've ever had to piteh fOi' a firs! divl!lon 183 1!:5 136 4'74 KNOXVIU.E, Tenn. Clncinnau Redlea•. idle Monday, u• 844 851 1148 2543 Russell grtuivtneu". Mn. C. F. Top1pkiDJ ·was prttldent when the Central Continuing Mn. Zundel l!BiJ Monday at tile ··in 'i\U:h a iroUp we ean find IChOOI. . i~~:noranct wiLh J&:nowled&:e, and Othhr orticera elertetJ' wcrro porejudlrtl with underal.lnd inv. Krt. C~arlea I(are:.:,' (trst vkc The' ut of generoait)' il noi mea· presidct~.t ; :Mr~ . R. A. P'inl1w surrd in dollar arul l'flntJ al()m lf('ond viN preJiden.l: Ml'l. Roy There is no better 1lft1 than th~ &.foyer, setretary a11d lfrB. halph girL or one '11 lime. Endeavor lo ' ' Sp~ncer, b'ca,.urer. teach a ehild above all •be, to b· lh's. DonJ-et Rtll~l prt8idtd able lo Imagine hln~~el! anothC"I· and Ml'l.. Charle1 Riffle t.ave the person. The rreat~t httllaKe o! report of the nominating commi~· all with which "'e might end!."\\' ice. A communication was read our children b t.llat of liberty: · ft·om Mrs. Roy Trnry Jr.. pre~i· Twcntr que1tlons compiled by dent of tke Mei#s County Coun· rll ("J'A announcing the eoun• ... Mn, CharleJ Gibbs on paienr1 council - meeUnF ' which will be quotient• fo r belping tbeir ch;J held i.n Rutland , Tueiday, May 7. dren succeed were ,iive~~ by Mn. A report wa1 given on the sa1ell Zundel, after which tbp, meelin p tax st~m)15 and the group wi ll closed with JJ'Oup .tinfing • ·!1Jo rccei\'e $149.28. The attenl"lancP l'ilrl!'. Olive Ingraham at the plano Retreahments were urved al banner was awarded to the seco11d grad e tau~;~ht by Miss Muy Vl r- lhe close of the meeting from a: table' centered with an East~r .ar ghlia Reibel. -· ringement. "Democracy and Hope," W.tl!l the topi~ of Mrs. Ral;Jh Ztllldel, ~tuest speaker who saM "In spell!t ing or what heritage to bequpal'-1 to ou r children, what better wny than becomfng an active PTA merhber In an or_(aJJtiaUoh in JOINTH£ ed returned to action aJIIintt tbe 1113 167 120 <40 Waahln1t0d ienafbrl!' llere Tuest33'"11S 131 318 4ay Wilh a 3-2 edJ;\! in the! 108 t85 407 sprint series. ltlll 166 !28 413 The Rcdlesa won the last aame 31 II 3I 93 Sunf~IY 1-7 at Nubville. Tenn. 92 11116 624 1772 The aefteodu[ed g~me bctwe~ .~ the two ch.tobs Mondar wa8 pos•· liM . llfT 3:11 Wblpple MATctt OAM! .,.NTAprll 7 1t pt. Pl..unt urr • · M3 en 1988 6118 -e7e 13t BeWng 168 214 1111 171 Ash IM 127' 180" 462 tl8 170 208 Ml 123 157 1M 447 11 8 . 8 33 8M 817 Rl7 ~ 1501 Redlegs Prepare -/ Mrs. C. F. To~pkins Is Eleeted For More Battle New President Of Central FfA etflet. Witb Senators . P'l'Aai met.. evenlnr (Lets yqu ride s'IIHI at/do low) Northern Qlvlolon mu"' •eltle Ill arJUment, the •ltuatlon n\iJ be lvon rriore tomp11cated. rolled In tlte !on Michl to take twa · !fo.., N..t 'iilrt Clolhill• Hank CJat'!'orth.Y'•· ili~h of' ~94. wllh aomts or a11t1 lhd You sit In the lap of 1~. Tllere'• head room, hlp J'oom· ... to<h gal~, And Wait _till you ~t a lolil dt th..; 1 / new uplloJateriea and eolor -.cl!emeul • . The bocty ls "l:le•ner·• .!port·~~~~~~t~1~~~r~~~ . \ (Up to -U nt:hH longer, 4 lnchH 1/,W,r, Final wrapup on tile I'Oil)eroy Pony L~aglle i~tno tor .tllls}1• lhe lllmmer wlll be made tonlg~t. Little League P'r!!$1de~t Diet f~tlho•ft\•~;·;~-~~~;; Betton has callod ·another meottnr for TUesdlty night (~•hll . 0 111_ at city hall to determlnt If two-Or more-tetim1 call lie fll:ld, · .: ·-·. :~-· ed this spring. Anybody lriterelteci •hbulda!teM . 1 DON'T MISS. IT with full head raom, filii ftJad r:IHflllctl) .Fifth Pro Bl4•thalfPii,.Off:-Ga. : :c- . __•_._, Uas Bittet Ur.ei!ldllei' Bolllng ~~1~~~~ loti~ . · D-:"iYe In ond Regiuer for the From top to floor, trQnt_ to """'· IIIia bocl7 II b'lilt lib 1 ' .;'haUI.UU>.': YOII ritle:JialrG1111ded! by IIQ',~ lt· v I . \ ·• • ·Grqnd .. ~ilae1 · ·, ' . .,.. and!Jest ofsHittJihtl • .:tllt/Je lowiltliJe-,fhtee -t · \ ,:"!:. '~ '' ' ~' ' ' ' ... \ . j. -. ' 806 w. MolrrSt. / ' '' .,, \ Middleport STARTING FRIDAY, .APRIL 12th \ ,- '·< }~ ' . I .. . Gl FT~:_ .FOR <MO~ II '· ..,-·- I,, .. . . . ... 1 ' ......... w............... ., ._ • ;. A •ll-' \ , I o.:.. -. · .t \. .., i , o .. \ -, ., . ' ' AND"f.~,AD .' ' PRESTON MOTORS 441 ' :!' . • . ·-~· \ .,_,. ... '- . I , '' ' FREEl • ' Cart~n of t~ca Cola with purchase of 8 Qr more ,, . .{ ' ..- • " ..... Totcil of .2.1 Prizes · COME ONE, COME ALL, and Get lttto the Fun! gal. o·f gasoline I Television· -~ �• . . &-<Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April9, 1957 Legal Notice FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDARLE RESULTS WANT ADS Probat• Covr1, Melt~ County, Ohio 2 cents Per word. one illlertlou. Minimum eb.ar&e 50c:.---4o cenb per word lor three CODaecu.tive inM"doDJ. .$~1al - One montb for- 23 eea.tl per word. Full rate of 2 ceD.ta: per worn wlli be ebaried for advertillDC if not paid ffl' before the 15th of each month following lnsertion. litton In Advertialng-Sbould be IO)>OJ'Ied lmmedlatoly. Tho D.lly Sen~ael ...m oot be NI)ODI.ible for more t.haa. one incorfft1: haertion. . C.ard of Thankl and Speelal Nolka of !venu ,1.00. Obltuarlet publlshcd at 1 cent per word. ole IT'S t;ASY TO BUY - SELL - RENT llnd employment - hire tr find a lost item through lhe Daily Sentin•l WANT ADS. Don't pul ll off Call 398 Tod~y - An Ad In ,bls column GETS RESULTS GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and Servke. R A. Flnlaw, llil2 E. Jlaln Sl PomerOJ. 3 9 I mop I 0-For Sale or Rent FOR SALE or rent to responsible party. 5 room bouS'e, 8 acres. Ethel Clark, Downingt.on. _ _ _ _ _ __:. . 3tp (II I Wanted To Buy WANTED - uaed sewing machine. Phone Portland 454. Mrs J. B. Shoekey. 4 9 6tp RUMMAGE S(\LE, April 12 • 19, Crow Bulldi11g, East Main St. WSCS Fo1 eat Run Methodlat Church. 4 6 3te 1 McCORMICK No. 45 HAY BAUR REVIVAL Hiland Chapel, Church ot Chrlr.t in ChrisUan Union, Manb 31 th ru April 14. Rev. A. L. BaJj. ridge, Evangelist. Rev. Edilou Weaver, Paat.ur. Serv1ee! 7·30 nightly. Everyone welcome. 3-21J.10tp ~_!~!~ tor and to such of the following as are residents of the state of Ol:lio. survivmg spouse, 1f any; next of km; benef1c1anes under t~e will ,if any, the attorney or at. torneys representing any of the aCorement1oned persons . You are hereby nohf1ed that on the 4th day CJf Apnl 19!)7, an In· ventory and Appraisement of the estate of Cllirence James CIHfotd decellS(:d, late ol Pom~roy 1n saht County was filed In th1s Court. Hea~1Di on said Inventory and Apprauement wiU be had before thu Court on the 17th day of Ap. r1l 1957, Jt 10 o clock A. M. Exception• thereto may be tued by any mterested party at any hme pnor to five. days before the date sWetiTNEforShSearmg.' d my Jagnature an ••al of ld Co rt this th c ~ 58 " ' 4th day of April 1957. John c. Bacon Judge and Ex·OUicio Clerk BY Mary Olive lnsraham Chieif Deputy Clerk (4 , 9 16 2tc ' ' Let me ahow you some cholee bui!dlng I uts Only about ten mlnute11 Wollk from Court House. A. N. Beniel, Pomeroy. tf 4 3 New H9lland 4$. HAYLINER ' C11111plelely New From Jlltch 1o Chute Phone tH- Pomeroy • a 22 Irnop.l~~~~:"'~~~~~~~ FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy ICl l.ost & Found Two unfurnished tma11 apartment• LOST _ Black leather EpliC!opal In M'dllleport. Beaide the rlvflr. Prayer book. Finder plea1e cal•- ,.!!'one 6009. _ _ 4 ~) 3tcl ~I·X. 4 4 !til ~ · AP.ij!TMENTS, 206 t .,.~ . ulbem ""•-.•fomerpy, phon• , u o erv1ces '"'"' · . _ :_ etp . l MET~OPOLIT AN AUTO •, - ,. SEiii BlLL CHILDS for the BEsf Five Room Apartment with laun· 3-30 · ! mo.c dry and Gara&e. First Floor. A. used ca~ values N. Bena:at, Pomeroy. 4 3 tf ----·-8 t\ U for rent · Elcclrlc wallpaper ltt!lnner. Cllmuo1 Fisher, _... Mid· ulepoi'L Ph, tl2i}3-X 11·, f (8) Auto:Soles :1 Mil•• North of PoMtl,., Ii::~~~~==~~~~=~~ •s,.., •• • * l'rnty·Fiqattrwald '·0 8 RoclftfY Downh'lg c.. I R IE h-•- k $Qie-. -:::-::-:-::- I-:Ami-;-1,;;;;·,;.;;;;:;--- - ~ ~ WE BUY I nsurqnce - / 18 Gallofl Dttlnlnj ·S~I)' Pump on .triUCTUAAL 1 1~ wheell. Call C. E. Dow, Rote: Tlfi:MITII IXTIIMINATID HiU, Pomeroy. 4 o Dtc For treA lntpeeUon ,pbone 388-M, ICIAIII liON- MIT AU QUmore Supplf Store, Pomeroy, • STOllE and FJLLINQ STA'I'ION, All work IUmnteod. Fully Inwell docked, wltb room llv· sured. Vaugbal1'1 Indutrlll and IOJ 10p11rtmont on tot JlOxiiO on Reoldontlal Term!." Control Bar· Rt. lG.ImlJe from Pomeroy, J. viee, It Mar;vf, W. Va. 4 0 tf J, Wild. · 4 8 ltp - 'hoM 111 "'" · IMNY COMPLIT£ Jnsuraace ProteetloJI, KEYDI deep well pump. Vlr&Jl Llfe, .to, nre, POUo. Clll Don ~=========== Telford, Syrature, lii07•V. MiiJa, ulddlewv.rt, Obto. • • 8tc .... r.... ~~at--..., W \ll W-'11 1. OH O I a VALLE"( JUNK CO. •..,,_ _,, lllddl-'- , . , A.-I.. 1oo<1o Pllorot 131&:1 - George A Bry!lnt , Nettie Toll1ver, Maude M. Grant, Geneva E. Simpson, Lucille Powers, parcels, Rutland , to H1ram SlB]-wter. Roy E. and Merlie J , Rolllna, lot lflddleport, to Lester J, and Mar jorie E Taylor Henry Bentz, lot 10, Racine, to ~reda .Bentz !lolinme and Henry Kapteina, par· ::e ls , Salisbury, to Eli 6. and Evelyn White . William and Maxine Clla an parc~l.s, Oran.ge, to C:J.rl anrf~tel: l'l Ltndsey. Th d M c omas an ary arsey., par -;el, Scipio, to .A8a and Nora Jordan. Sc~~. ~· a~e~o~~f0~~:;· l::::~· StrawberrieS have become a very popular crop both in the home garden and u a caih ero_p or an additional Income. ODe of the bla:a:e.st probleDUI In grQwing strawberries !.11 controlling weeds and grass. Weeda and gr.us are t4e biiiest reason that frequently strawberries IU'e trown for one or two seasons and then plowed up. Weedy Rtrawberries are Uke the ~~~~ta n•s commdent op cblv:!izabtllon,: B us oo arn mue uOU e. 1 11 :J~J!,I~~~O~~~~WElDS I T'e use o! a s-aw mul•h will Jl ~ " prevent weeds from &towing Jn the middle or the row. Straw uaed to muieb the planta 181~ winter should be left ori the field beEli and Evelyn White parCels tween the ,atrawberl')' rowl. Tbil ' • · straw will do.'three things: It Will MElTING Salisbury, to Henry and Mennie controll the weedJ, conse-e MOl~ Mrs. Eleanor Fruth was recent· Kapteina "T r M · kl d f ture and keep the soU cOol. It nl&f ly hotleSIJ to members o! .. the ary 8 · 8 uc ey, ec., tert. qr be wise to provide tdditlonil Young Peoples' Clasa of tbe New ~~K~nzi;,J admm~str~~ 0 ~ ~e trans, Olive , to Lorenzo Buckle>\' straw. The weather may ~have deHaven Churrh of God. " ,, , c:a!e~ o ames . ent e, e. Lena Detzel, dec., B e-rnar~ Ful· composed part of tbe 8traw and Mrs. ·David Fields Jr., pre.side11t F t d 1 1 . tz, Adm, lot, Syracuse, to Richard there J8n't erough to c9ver the 1 1 Lormg presided The group sang "W.._t A H•Ym•n G1rs pn E 1011 accoun f h o f groun d tho roug hiy. I1 t•· uti h •• oe- . 0 ~ Friend We Have in Jesus~' fol- ' ~~.er, xeclltor o t e ~=~ate Ava and Clinton Gilkey, Sr., lot curred, additional straw may be lowed by devotional.! and .prayt:;; Wlltam H.. Gomer, decea llarrisonvlile to Mar•aret d needed. 1 F1rst and fmal account of Opal E. ' a n by Mrs. Audra Stewr.rt A short Stanley, admmistratrix of the Es- MurJ Dougl~s. . Straw can also be uaed to mulch business sesJion was 11eld Secret tate of w. C Stanley, deceased Av~ and Clinton Gtlkey, Sr., Jot the vegetables in the garden. U Sister were revaalOO ..an,1 All persons interested are re· IIJmsonvtlle, to :MurJ and Mar· beata boemg any day. THJ! B'l'OIJ!l SUI'l'foropl'ill&', namea names redrawn. Refreshments 11:'17, eomes In nr.,c ton.. of qUired to attend such iettlement "aret Oou,Riu. CHEMICAL WEEDING IN ROW were served by the bostesa to, and make obJections thereto if any Property Transiers , To control weeda erowing in the Linton t~ lA tblt model from Mn Dexter Erwin, Mrs Rl)bert the Davidow c:ollect\on, ~., they h.ave. ' Baker and Verl_ie H. Gordon, lot, ro:w, g.ood r~ult.a hav'! been obBeach, Mrs. David F1elda, Mrs. Any per~on interested may rue Muldleport, to VIllage of Middle- tamed by us•ng a. chemieal known j~kit, buttoned bl•h to a Peter Leonard Fields, Mn. Ellen MarPm collar. hal aut creacent written exceptions to 11aid accounts port. , 1II Sesone, , 'hall, Mrs Fred Stewart, ·Re' pocktta. The more. coaraely wo\1'• or any Item thereof ,five 1days Henry and Thelma t.::arpen'~r Theis m!terb,lalldwas t,ormerly aold aRd Mr.s. Orville )ayrs, Mr. and · ' · dtthtt ..,,as rag~nert:e•. en twted atott I• frlnced. pr1or toh urmg, an a a lrne Lotti, Rutland, to Sy~ll Eber&baeh. It ca be used on planb set out Mn. David FteJds Jr., and Angl6 further time may be allowed f-or Syb1l 'Ebersbaeh, lot 8, Rutland this sp~ng and atrawberries which Mrs Lufem\a WeavP .. and Marcause, to file .!ucb excepUons. to Heney and Thelmu carpenter. wlll bear thta year. · ' Jba Fnth. 1 JQhn C Ba~on Harry and Ethel canterbury, s. AMOUNT TO USI that wete Jet out tbi& •Pring, May MIITING The Sta:::-~~a:;h~ud~!unt 18, T3, R13, Salisbury, to Phillip U'se or..e teoapoon of Se8one for 1. AppUcatio.,s can then be made The .Ladles Aid of the New of Mel e ' Y D. Radford. every 25 rem or row. Seaone ls once every three weeks until the Haven i:UB Church met Thun;d • ltc g.!. Dav1d E Darst, dee, cert.. for mixed wiith.water and applied. A middle of September. afternoon in the church FeOow· (4) 9' trans., Middleport to Bertha E. good way to apply it ts with a gar. GUT WI•O$-FIRST ship f(>om. The group ga~hered Darst. den .!prinkler can. IJoth· ltrawberries,- those w!tlch lor an all day quilting and pot To determine how much water wiU bear Ulis :~~ear and thou &et luck dinner. · Harry and Ethel Canterbury, to mix your Sesone with, fill your out thla Spring, should be free of Rev. K. J. Scott presided' . durChester, to Phtlllp D. Radford. can wHtb water. Walk up ohe .side weeds befOre using Sesone. SeRESOLUTION Ruth Slethem, adm., Fred Ebert of the ctrafberry row al1owing the sone will not kill plants - jt only ing 1 short business. sed~~~ a~ which ttme electton of officers Bell reeolverl by the Council of Youn g, dec, ~IX tenths A , S30, and water :o sprmkle ,on an area killa prmi,nating seeds. was held. The foll,wmg ' " will tbe VU!age or Racine, State of 3Rll. Olive, to Carl Chevalier. whtch Will mclude the ow and GARDIN NEWSOhio: Iva Mac St<'wart Iva Mae Thorn· one foot on one 81de. Thtt~ means Carrots, radishes, Swiss Chard serve durmg the coming year: - -~ion Thill it is necessary, M, Ernest W. Stewart, f 25 A, that 1 t d b k th plants, onionS' and potatoes thould Mrs. Harry Capehart, p~a).~ent ·~ Minersville to Wi11ard and Andrle n your r 1P up an ac e I"• I · t th • , ~r1. Oth~ Lelvin_g, viCe ~--ent ~t"-to r1 'h!' finan,ll); cond1tmn of ' , row you bave co.vcrcd a two toot .,.,.,,d O)J lt'iWee ..... t. ,!, • , thi- villlige. of R'acfM, Ohio to Jeffers. area. -We b111ve C'Qp~es : ~f this yeer"'s Mrs. Rby Hoffman ' SJ,• retar}l ~ ar.d sulfpend and curtall th8 lightmg of Henry and Madolyn Salser, LClts The amount of water you used Ja Vegetable Pest Control Guide here Mra Bernard Leiving, treastlre •. Capehart, pubUc1ty tile village 1 trcel8 ~n the vtlla~.:e of 9 and 10, Syracuse, to MaXJne Var· ·• lbe amount you sbpud use when In the office. U you'd like \o bave ~1rs. Iva Racine, Ohio. Ian. you add wour SeliOne. For example a copy, ~lte phone, or come ln.. ehai~man. Attending Were .those ... SectiOn 2: That the hghting of Jamu W Hollon, \2 mt. 40A, Ir your strawberry row is M fet.t • · named above and Mt~ E t. RliJ. dle, Mrs Otte Rousl1, Mrs. B Jrt the village streets ilball cease on Salem to Opal n. Hollon long and you used ~ a sprinkler ENTERS TOURNIY the HUh day of April, 1957, and Anna Reuter, SA, Salisbury, to can of water in Wlllking up the CHiCAGO UP - Marlon Lade- }lollsh, Mrs K. J. Scott and Mr.11 • row and back you would u.se two wlg of Grand RapidS', Mich., s1x· Tkelma Capehart. The next rheet.shall eontmue untU such a t1me Clifford an~ Wilmetta Leifheit. as ?he Ohio POwer Company 1s Frank an Allee Young, l8 A, teaspoons of•Scsone (one level time national women's matph mg will be Aprll 4 at 5 p m notifit\d to the contrary. Rutland, to llenry and Thelma teaspoon for 25 feet of row) added game champton, has cnt11rcd th~ Scctmn 3 :That the contract here Carpenter. to a !ipl-inkler can i¥1, full o'f wat~r· world's mvttatJOn malch game STIMULANT tofore entered into hy and be. Sarah R · James C. S!fllth, 9A, The amount of Sesooe you a~ championship bowling tourmmem HAR'I'FOru>, Conn UP-As a tween the Village of Racine, Oh10 C~stc~, ~ Ro~erJ c. Sm~h. s lth going to us should first me dl• to be staged here Dec. 6-15. A to- sales ~lmulant, an automobile nnd The Ohio Power Co mpany as ~~ Ch~ (e~ t ~c~a E. M.:rris' salved in a quart of warm water. t;~l of 160 men and M women Wlll , dealer offered a geiger counter 5 E. 0 d to . rates, shall not be arrected by puc ' L · WHEN TO APPLY be Invited to participate in tbc wltb purchase of each new tht' Resolution, and tlhat the rates MahrgarAet ·1 •dn E ta'wwrcnlche You can use Sesone on plants tlmrnament. no,w in mdst.ence shall continue fot Sm1t. 1 , Rut an , to s ec the duration of said contract. Eduon HobBteUer, executor, of Section 4. That the Clerk of the estate of Hart Stansbury, dec , lots Village of Racine, Ohio, i1 hereby Pomeroy to Robert H. and Audrey directed to notify The Ohio Pow- L. Youn1. er Company, P.omeroy, Q~lo. as to May and Denver Holter, Chester the P"''i" o! thll Resolution percelo to Robert and Wilma Rei· Thts ReiOllltion ia hereby. de· b&r. '" dared to be an emer&ency mea 6• Freda Bentz. lot No. 10, Racine, ure and nere!IS&ry for the Jmmedi· to Henry Wendell Bentz, Jr. ate preservation of the publle safe. Jesse and Madolyn Hauy. MIA 0 •-.w • >"ORJ:KAN • AIIBOT'I' T.V. liEJ, VICE All raakea Rtpalrtd l;»Y EXpert Tee'tnlclau. Pbollt 8284. Y Mlddlopor-. 1-111-1! S3 acre., fl. room houae, 2 aood wells. water In bouse. aood tarm In J{ysell Run. See Clarence: I Ru11cll, Rl. s, Pomerot. ' • 6 3tp 3 Uousta for 111lt lq SJrac:ufe. One a. raom, on'J 4 room, ona 3 room Water and bath. S. R. Hendrix. HBtp t'f"toom boU~.e In lG'WIIr ~llll!. 1 ~ atrea· of lind, Charles waa· • .._ IJ08.V. • a stp ' ATIO•w••• - - - o. ~-!:..~ • · tl • e-t-.t It . . _ •' 1'-rlf, 011.. On Itt. H. Cau wm. \irueet• II:Hir t..-1not - 'U A n ltro..IT 11\.r'llll ADS! .. 1 . Gl,r;o,;( . fti1 Usu.!\'PC . .. •·.-.:. I I liRUESER BLOCII. CO, ( 17) - CONTROLLING WEEDS I CONC&ETti BLOCK!i ltGQ BUCK Specilt 4 dr Riviera Senlce of • f • • Sedan. ,2,6911.00. "Hard Top". comforUnl • • • Help Wanted Fully cqulppod, low mllea.we, beauly • • • DS'naflow. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. WANTED-ortlce aecretary, muat he able to aome bookkeep· • • • at a aost ~ t 6to • • 9ltbln tile lnr knowleliea of aeneral Jn. I~ PONTIAC Star Chlel a dr. aurance buslnosa preferred but familY's means eataUne Cpe. $2,68!.00. Pontiac'• not required. All replies atrletly finest. All genuine lt1ather nata, confidential. Write Box 888-C, hydramatic drive. BJaettnar'a, c/ o The Daily Sentinel, PomePomeroy. ~ Ole roy. ,4 3 8tc: FUNERAL HOP lllitl BUICK V8 Special 2 dr. s.. d1n. D:VDitlow drive, R.IIH, very UStneSS ~erv•c.a. 144 Butleraat PboDe 181 low mUea11e. f1,995.00. Blaett- \4.: I f 4 8tc COMPLETZ Insurane 111 Protection, I·===~==:::=::::::::::: nar•, PGmeroy. L!fe, Auto. Ftre, Pelto. Call Don Milia, Ml~dleport. Ohio. I~ PONTIAC VB Station Wuon Owned by one of our Me-chanica Hydramatlc. fl.99li.OO. Blaett. QUICK SERVICE on WNh nar'1, Pomeroy. 4 4 lite polrtJtc bJ r.ttor, Trlllnod INSIJRANCjl: AG£NC'I' w~tchmater, Q'M·IJNS JEWJC. •Ire. AuhNMbll., HMitll 18fla FORD VB Station Wacon lAS, Pwftii'OJ', 1-3-tf ACCIDINT J'ordomatle, orlrtnal blue tinlah. L.... Cauatty an4... f1,850.00. Bluttnar'l, Pomeroy. JlAD10 • TELBVIIION SIIVICJC, • ' 61< PtlODfo ..JO, Cleland Ap,llanee &ton W s• p IG lfal't tO It 18M DODGE V8 Ro~al t dr. Sedan J..a.U hd · .uw ... om~O)'. \ In MIDOLIPOitT, OHIO Power llflt11pl. flyte, Jmmaeu· fJ>MOMII 6111 Iota lnddo aod · o•t tl.atlfi.OO. d out of 10 penonolhat reaUbio 6111-M ' Blnttnar'a, PomeroJ, • 4 ltc ad need the'r ahoes repaired. _ For Racine ah.. Shb\>, ~ou " " _ bcre. 4-3-tt 11148 DOPGJ!l Sodin,' f15,00. M. sto~e, Br.dbul')': 4 a :nc (9 I Mason County ...... NHla Mtller :'t "Build Better for UU' L ii.. I<AWWIGS SONS CO.- 2f For Rent - Extcn1Ion Ladders, bOUl "'h'H"ker Service. Day Scaffold Boarda, Drop Cloths. Phone 6227 .Ni11nt Phone Chnton F'r:>her, Ml.ddleport. fiOliii-X. DODGE · PLYMOUTH 111 tf ·P hone 62M-X. DEALJ!:RS By WLLIAM F. GREGORY Legal Notice Gooct Cleu Used Can • Allllllkea and Modell I S I S.e The Now, for as little as 2 days baUng a year, II will pay you to uwn a lime proven •AYI DOri'T YOU KNOW? I l<qJ for Rerot Jlker'l wW JIVe JOU the belt tradt oD tunlture or appllaa- Furnished rooms, close in town C!el. U d! 127 Butternut 4·1~12tc ''Sbl A Farm News vtlle, to Marshall M.ller Jr. and IS 'The Amencan Legum Auxiliary thelf 38th anmversar)\'' Monday evemng at the hall A potluck: supper was served the croup, blngo was played 'dur· ing the evemng and pmet awarded. Tbose attendmg were Mr. and Mr.!l. WilliaM Roush Charle! Zerkle, Bob Parsons, Mrs Lewia 'KarRCbrut, Mrs. Th£lma Cape- 1 bart, Mrs. NOl"a Tripp, Mr~ C. C. r Monts;omery, Mrs. Fred Rousl •. Mrs. Arch Sayre, Mrs S'i~-Jyl Smith, Mrs. Ralph Roush, Mrs.~ James Hart, Mrs. li C Roney, , ~. Ray Fry, Dick 'Dotson.. Mra.. Freda Hart, Ml.!ls U.W,ena , Rou1h, M:r. and Mrs. Harold Fr·. Mr. and Mrs. Bertie Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fry, Mr and Mrs. Bertte Roush, Mr. aq.d Mh. Ro~t Roush, Mr. and Mri. Ivan Shawver, Mr. and Mrs Ev,c;rett Ruu!th, Mr. 1nd Mrs. Ndson Row:h, Mr. and Mn. Sohby -Layne and Mr. and Mr.!. Albert DOdson. t:;e1ebr~ I Meigs Equipment Co. NOTICE - Ell at Porker'• a... u.urant, Pomeroy, You'll eat herby given that Lhe followwg a<!count.s have been filed in said Court for settlement and tllat the .ume Wlll be heard on WednP.$day, May 8, 19$7, aFIO:OO o'clock A. M. betng not less than thirty dayll after such PUbJlcation, to·wlt: ~ First and fmal account of Wayne H. Chase, administrator of the e!tt· taJe Qf Gardner J. Chase, also known as Gnd J . Chuc, deceased First aad flnel account of William K. Garnes, Gt.:ardian oUhe Estate of Virgilia I. Garnea~inor Fourth Current AccoUnt of Edison Hobstettell- ,Guatd1an of EV\!rett H. Coleman a mirior Twenty ~cond current account of Edison Hobstetter, Guardian or the Estate of Hollis 0 Hill an tncompete'nt ' First and !mal account of Bertha E D t F. t f lb 8t t f . ars , .xecu rlX o ee a eo David E. Darst, deceased. Fint and final account of Laura . . TO the Executor or +dministr4- RATES (1). Notices Nottce NEW HAVEN West Virginia NOTICE Emtl F Johnson, 25A, Leban0o1. SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS to 8u1h. Bradford. Av~ and Clln\on Probate Cou~. Mei!IP County, Ohio G!lkey , Sr, lot 7 and 8, HarrLSon'- NOTICE OF FILING AND HEAR· lNG ON INVENTORY PH.ONE 398 Land 'fransfers - Legal Notice I ... tbe I I Vlllag~ of Racine, Ohio and thall be In full force and effect as of tho date of this Plfillle. -i'aosed AprU 19117. Paulllolt.,r, MAYOR ATTEST : Mae c~land, Clerk A canvass of the town (or lunda wtll be necessary. A volunteer aolicltor will call art eacb home to collect funds. 14l 9 Jtc ' ty and welfare of llbe s, LIV p nr ESTV'-K RE ORT OHIO VALLIY LIYISTOCK co. Galll"ll!l.> Ohio HOGS - -175 to,~ao lbs. 17 to 17.80i 220 to UO lw. 1T to 17 80: Llghl• 18 to 18, Fll Sows 12 to 18. Staa:a 12 to, 14 Bpatt 1 9 to 14Sows and Plas 60 to 90, Shoats ~ tb 18 CATTLE - steeu 12 to 20 lletf· rra 12 to 18, Baby Beef 12 to 20 Fat Cow• JG to IS Connors 6 to lO: Bulla 10 lo 1'1.50: Milk Cows 00 to 130. Veal Calvet-Topa "28.40, Seconds 24 to 2&., Medium 15 to 20. t Com. and Hvs. 12 to 24, Cu Is 6 to 13. SHEEP-lwei' tnd Lma. 8 to 18. Stoet EweJ 3 1.0 8, Fat Sboep 4 lo B:'Cullo I to f, llu•ks 3 to 8, Fot Wetborl 3 to 8. ' LAMBs-Tops 20, · seeond• to 18, !Alb\ Wt>., 12 lo 14, Common. 10 to 1>4. Lebanon, to M. H. McDade. Geaerge H. and MUdred M. Har. tenbaeh, punla, Letart, to Eldon Walburn . Addle Aulheraon Racine, par.e~ to Junoor Autbenon. Jeqe C. Nei11ler, dec., ccrt. of trans. to Drusilla House, Carrol NeJtl~r ,Dornlhy ~ardJn , Forrest NeiQicr, Ral~h Ne1rJer, Jr., Jan Spreckcr and Arthur Ncigler, in Sutton. Druailla and Bert Uousc, Ralph Nel&ler, Jr., Edna. Arthur, Sarah and Carrol an4 Wanda NelaJer, Dorothy Harder/, Jessie Spreelrer, Jack R. Sprecker, 32A, Sutton, to FOrrest Nelater. StieriJian and KAitbleen Tillis, p~ela, Ruth1nd to Geora:e H. I PralL Susan Ca\herine Young, 2"' A. Che•tul', to KaUe E. Youn1. Garnet Moore, Syratuae, court order, Flo:~~4 Moofe. Ra~mond c. Collins. lot, Mid· dle6ort, to William C. Collins. Lawrenee C. and Margal'Ot E. Smith, pa~tl, Rutland to :U:an· nlng D. web!ter. Manning •D. Webater, pareeJ, Rutland, to Llwrence and Jbraaret E. Smltb. Robert Jlysell, S2e pareel. SaJIJo ~· bul')', to Dell Hysell. Theodore Hllldore, paPCels, Ol· Iva, to Anna 1;. Hllldore. . !arnie and Edltb Wekb. IIliA Scipio to Carl ,_nd 6rgac Culo. M. A. and Claire Nlcholton, 81A, ILIND 'TUDY FIRST AID Rulland, to Gerold and Ruth Morrb. ~ OGDEN, U1ah U.P-Qgden Red Marie and John H. Carnett lot Cross workerJ are p)tnning more 7, Mlddlepo rt, t o M. c. Hobart. firsl 4ld cluset fC)t blind younJ(r Uarry )Y. and Edna Craig, Lot .sters a(tf.r ' ~&raduaUug their lint 7, Mid.dlepott, to Mafic Cornett. Stewart .M. and Ella J. Harris, class 18 12"-to·15 yuar-olds. Ja structor Da'(e Hellcwull said the Jots, Mlddleport, ito James E. and course doesn't preaent difflrul· nancoa R. Brewincton. •ties e~ld. Demril\Sil"atlomt wtro t'ond\lcted· bY pcrmlttln6 blind at11dent1 to feel thelr w•y uvor pro~rly tied · b•nd•gco. AI· ler a eot e of triC. they mash~ ... cd tile ji bltm. disc:""i9"' were .-ubstltUtcd for rcadlnQ" BJ· I ---··"- -."-.-!1""'-•llll""'"'tl, 14 I' p,,. Two Extension AgentS.Attentl Study Groues •' Meigs. County's exteniJon agenu both were out of toWn 10'day on bu&.mess. one m ColumbUs: tbe other In Jackson. ' )frs. Geneva Nolan, home een· nomics demonstrAtion agent is attending a committee meeting ~n the Ohio State University earn. pus studying community lnstifn· tei. County Agriculturtl Ageiit C. E. Blakeslee is working with a district study group in Jtckson dealing with insect and disea s~ con trot sponsored by the Ohio Ex· tension Service. - ---- O'Neill Names' .' Moritz As New PattolChief ~ COI;UMBUS UP........COv. C. WH- Iiam O'Neill Tuesday announce1 tbe appomtment of Fred f'rJt7 Moritz to succeed Co~. Georg; Mingle u supet1ntet.dent of the i!itate Htghway Patrol. Moriu, 52, has been deputy so· permtendent of the patrol sinrc its inceptlop 24 years ago. 11 ,0'~911~ ~~d the pOSt pay~ 00:. tween eigh( antl nine UloUsnf~ 1 dollars a year He sa1d Montz helped select the lirst 60 men in the Stale ~ighway Patrol and was at thnt lime appomted deputy supertrl· tendeat He &Aid he worked for t~e state Highway Department ror e.tght yeari prior to his joining the patrol. 1 Moritz, a nAtive 1f ColumbuS~ a.ttended Oh1o Wesleyan Unlve•·· ~ 1 1¥ and Franklin University He ·1s married to the former Doro1 hv Stmng and hu a 12·year-old d~U­ ghter, Barbara: Mingle, who was appointed su· perintendent in 1944, announref his resi&nlltlon, effective June 1 lle will beeome the city manager at l»ortsmouth. WATfill C~JTIC AUGUSTA, Me. UP -Asked by a JegJsJ&tor for his opinion o! ·' tbe ~llltion problem in the Pe· nobscot Rlver; a Bangor resident described the watet' a.! followa· 5li car.. Sladelllker·r.dwoi 6ft.... 'acimplete lilies of sports station , wagons and se!lans-:ib 'di~ereni 'm<idelJ:~wlr b.uilt,. , attractively and competilively Ji\i~_,Onl:Y Stude.lfake":~'-"'ers· a built-in Superch~, Luxury•Level'llide .•. and ~n Trac\ion, _With drive ~-at both rear .wheelf, C~!_1811ip,~ tjlo bit dllferencel lor yo1111!elf-a~ ~iii;~~~-~}' - · .... ~ lc '. see . . ·~- . '" ...... ~ ' ~-' ' ,. .\- ,. ,, ,. " •' �• . . &-<Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April9, 1957 Legal Notice FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDARLE RESULTS WANT ADS Probat• Covr1, Melt~ County, Ohio 2 cents Per word. one illlertlou. Minimum eb.ar&e 50c:.---4o cenb per word lor three CODaecu.tive inM"doDJ. .$~1al - One montb for- 23 eea.tl per word. Full rate of 2 ceD.ta: per worn wlli be ebaried for advertillDC if not paid ffl' before the 15th of each month following lnsertion. litton In Advertialng-Sbould be IO)>OJ'Ied lmmedlatoly. Tho D.lly Sen~ael ...m oot be NI)ODI.ible for more t.haa. one incorfft1: haertion. . C.ard of Thankl and Speelal Nolka of !venu ,1.00. Obltuarlet publlshcd at 1 cent per word. ole IT'S t;ASY TO BUY - SELL - RENT llnd employment - hire tr find a lost item through lhe Daily Sentin•l WANT ADS. Don't pul ll off Call 398 Tod~y - An Ad In ,bls column GETS RESULTS GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and Servke. R A. Flnlaw, llil2 E. Jlaln Sl PomerOJ. 3 9 I mop I 0-For Sale or Rent FOR SALE or rent to responsible party. 5 room bouS'e, 8 acres. Ethel Clark, Downingt.on. _ _ _ _ _ __:. . 3tp (II I Wanted To Buy WANTED - uaed sewing machine. Phone Portland 454. Mrs J. B. Shoekey. 4 9 6tp RUMMAGE S(\LE, April 12 • 19, Crow Bulldi11g, East Main St. WSCS Fo1 eat Run Methodlat Church. 4 6 3te 1 McCORMICK No. 45 HAY BAUR REVIVAL Hiland Chapel, Church ot Chrlr.t in ChrisUan Union, Manb 31 th ru April 14. Rev. A. L. BaJj. ridge, Evangelist. Rev. Edilou Weaver, Paat.ur. Serv1ee! 7·30 nightly. Everyone welcome. 3-21J.10tp ~_!~!~ tor and to such of the following as are residents of the state of Ol:lio. survivmg spouse, 1f any; next of km; benef1c1anes under t~e will ,if any, the attorney or at. torneys representing any of the aCorement1oned persons . You are hereby nohf1ed that on the 4th day CJf Apnl 19!)7, an In· ventory and Appraisement of the estate of Cllirence James CIHfotd decellS(:d, late ol Pom~roy 1n saht County was filed In th1s Court. Hea~1Di on said Inventory and Apprauement wiU be had before thu Court on the 17th day of Ap. r1l 1957, Jt 10 o clock A. M. Exception• thereto may be tued by any mterested party at any hme pnor to five. days before the date sWetiTNEforShSearmg.' d my Jagnature an ••al of ld Co rt this th c ~ 58 " ' 4th day of April 1957. John c. Bacon Judge and Ex·OUicio Clerk BY Mary Olive lnsraham Chieif Deputy Clerk (4 , 9 16 2tc ' ' Let me ahow you some cholee bui!dlng I uts Only about ten mlnute11 Wollk from Court House. A. N. Beniel, Pomeroy. tf 4 3 New H9lland 4$. HAYLINER ' C11111plelely New From Jlltch 1o Chute Phone tH- Pomeroy • a 22 Irnop.l~~~~:"'~~~~~~~ FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy ICl l.ost & Found Two unfurnished tma11 apartment• LOST _ Black leather EpliC!opal In M'dllleport. Beaide the rlvflr. Prayer book. Finder plea1e cal•- ,.!!'one 6009. _ _ 4 ~) 3tcl ~I·X. 4 4 !til ~ · AP.ij!TMENTS, 206 t .,.~ . ulbem ""•-.•fomerpy, phon• , u o erv1ces '"'"' · . _ :_ etp . l MET~OPOLIT AN AUTO •, - ,. SEiii BlLL CHILDS for the BEsf Five Room Apartment with laun· 3-30 · ! mo.c dry and Gara&e. First Floor. A. used ca~ values N. Bena:at, Pomeroy. 4 3 tf ----·-8 t\ U for rent · Elcclrlc wallpaper ltt!lnner. Cllmuo1 Fisher, _... Mid· ulepoi'L Ph, tl2i}3-X 11·, f (8) Auto:Soles :1 Mil•• North of PoMtl,., Ii::~~~~==~~~~=~~ •s,.., •• • * l'rnty·Fiqattrwald '·0 8 RoclftfY Downh'lg c.. I R IE h-•- k $Qie-. -:::-::-:-::- I-:Ami-;-1,;;;;·,;.;;;;:;--- - ~ ~ WE BUY I nsurqnce - / 18 Gallofl Dttlnlnj ·S~I)' Pump on .triUCTUAAL 1 1~ wheell. Call C. E. Dow, Rote: Tlfi:MITII IXTIIMINATID HiU, Pomeroy. 4 o Dtc For treA lntpeeUon ,pbone 388-M, ICIAIII liON- MIT AU QUmore Supplf Store, Pomeroy, • STOllE and FJLLINQ STA'I'ION, All work IUmnteod. Fully Inwell docked, wltb room llv· sured. Vaugbal1'1 Indutrlll and IOJ 10p11rtmont on tot JlOxiiO on Reoldontlal Term!." Control Bar· Rt. lG.ImlJe from Pomeroy, J. viee, It Mar;vf, W. Va. 4 0 tf J, Wild. · 4 8 ltp - 'hoM 111 "'" · IMNY COMPLIT£ Jnsuraace ProteetloJI, KEYDI deep well pump. Vlr&Jl Llfe, .to, nre, POUo. Clll Don ~=========== Telford, Syrature, lii07•V. MiiJa, ulddlewv.rt, Obto. • • 8tc .... r.... ~~at--..., W \ll W-'11 1. OH O I a VALLE"( JUNK CO. •..,,_ _,, lllddl-'- , . , A.-I.. 1oo<1o Pllorot 131&:1 - George A Bry!lnt , Nettie Toll1ver, Maude M. Grant, Geneva E. Simpson, Lucille Powers, parcels, Rutland , to H1ram SlB]-wter. Roy E. and Merlie J , Rolllna, lot lflddleport, to Lester J, and Mar jorie E Taylor Henry Bentz, lot 10, Racine, to ~reda .Bentz !lolinme and Henry Kapteina, par· ::e ls , Salisbury, to Eli 6. and Evelyn White . William and Maxine Clla an parc~l.s, Oran.ge, to C:J.rl anrf~tel: l'l Ltndsey. Th d M c omas an ary arsey., par -;el, Scipio, to .A8a and Nora Jordan. Sc~~. ~· a~e~o~~f0~~:;· l::::~· StrawberrieS have become a very popular crop both in the home garden and u a caih ero_p or an additional Income. ODe of the bla:a:e.st probleDUI In grQwing strawberries !.11 controlling weeds and grass. Weeda and gr.us are t4e biiiest reason that frequently strawberries IU'e trown for one or two seasons and then plowed up. Weedy Rtrawberries are Uke the ~~~~ta n•s commdent op cblv:!izabtllon,: B us oo arn mue uOU e. 1 11 :J~J!,I~~~O~~~~WElDS I T'e use o! a s-aw mul•h will Jl ~ " prevent weeds from &towing Jn the middle or the row. Straw uaed to muieb the planta 181~ winter should be left ori the field beEli and Evelyn White parCels tween the ,atrawberl')' rowl. Tbil ' • · straw will do.'three things: It Will MElTING Salisbury, to Henry and Mennie controll the weedJ, conse-e MOl~ Mrs. Eleanor Fruth was recent· Kapteina "T r M · kl d f ture and keep the soU cOol. It nl&f ly hotleSIJ to members o! .. the ary 8 · 8 uc ey, ec., tert. qr be wise to provide tdditlonil Young Peoples' Clasa of tbe New ~~K~nzi;,J admm~str~~ 0 ~ ~e trans, Olive , to Lorenzo Buckle>\' straw. The weather may ~have deHaven Churrh of God. " ,, , c:a!e~ o ames . ent e, e. Lena Detzel, dec., B e-rnar~ Ful· composed part of tbe 8traw and Mrs. ·David Fields Jr., pre.side11t F t d 1 1 . tz, Adm, lot, Syracuse, to Richard there J8n't erough to c9ver the 1 1 Lormg presided The group sang "W.._t A H•Ym•n G1rs pn E 1011 accoun f h o f groun d tho roug hiy. I1 t•· uti h •• oe- . 0 ~ Friend We Have in Jesus~' fol- ' ~~.er, xeclltor o t e ~=~ate Ava and Clinton Gilkey, Sr., lot curred, additional straw may be lowed by devotional.! and .prayt:;; Wlltam H.. Gomer, decea llarrisonvlile to Mar•aret d needed. 1 F1rst and fmal account of Opal E. ' a n by Mrs. Audra Stewr.rt A short Stanley, admmistratrix of the Es- MurJ Dougl~s. . Straw can also be uaed to mulch business sesJion was 11eld Secret tate of w. C Stanley, deceased Av~ and Clinton Gtlkey, Sr., Jot the vegetables in the garden. U Sister were revaalOO ..an,1 All persons interested are re· IIJmsonvtlle, to :MurJ and Mar· beata boemg any day. THJ! B'l'OIJ!l SUI'l'foropl'ill&', namea names redrawn. Refreshments 11:'17, eomes In nr.,c ton.. of qUired to attend such iettlement "aret Oou,Riu. CHEMICAL WEEDING IN ROW were served by the bostesa to, and make obJections thereto if any Property Transiers , To control weeda erowing in the Linton t~ lA tblt model from Mn Dexter Erwin, Mrs Rl)bert the Davidow c:ollect\on, ~., they h.ave. ' Baker and Verl_ie H. Gordon, lot, ro:w, g.ood r~ult.a hav'! been obBeach, Mrs. David F1elda, Mrs. Any per~on interested may rue Muldleport, to VIllage of Middle- tamed by us•ng a. chemieal known j~kit, buttoned bl•h to a Peter Leonard Fields, Mn. Ellen MarPm collar. hal aut creacent written exceptions to 11aid accounts port. , 1II Sesone, , 'hall, Mrs Fred Stewart, ·Re' pocktta. The more. coaraely wo\1'• or any Item thereof ,five 1days Henry and Thelma t.::arpen'~r Theis m!terb,lalldwas t,ormerly aold aRd Mr.s. Orville )ayrs, Mr. and · ' · dtthtt ..,,as rag~nert:e•. en twted atott I• frlnced. pr1or toh urmg, an a a lrne Lotti, Rutland, to Sy~ll Eber&baeh. It ca be used on planb set out Mn. David FteJds Jr., and Angl6 further time may be allowed f-or Syb1l 'Ebersbaeh, lot 8, Rutland this sp~ng and atrawberries which Mrs Lufem\a WeavP .. and Marcause, to file .!ucb excepUons. to Heney and Thelmu carpenter. wlll bear thta year. · ' Jba Fnth. 1 JQhn C Ba~on Harry and Ethel canterbury, s. AMOUNT TO USI that wete Jet out tbi& •Pring, May MIITING The Sta:::-~~a:;h~ud~!unt 18, T3, R13, Salisbury, to Phillip U'se or..e teoapoon of Se8one for 1. AppUcatio.,s can then be made The .Ladles Aid of the New of Mel e ' Y D. Radford. every 25 rem or row. Seaone ls once every three weeks until the Haven i:UB Church met Thun;d • ltc g.!. Dav1d E Darst, dee, cert.. for mixed wiith.water and applied. A middle of September. afternoon in the church FeOow· (4) 9' trans., Middleport to Bertha E. good way to apply it ts with a gar. GUT WI•O$-FIRST ship f(>om. The group ga~hered Darst. den .!prinkler can. IJoth· ltrawberries,- those w!tlch lor an all day quilting and pot To determine how much water wiU bear Ulis :~~ear and thou &et luck dinner. · Harry and Ethel Canterbury, to mix your Sesone with, fill your out thla Spring, should be free of Rev. K. J. Scott presided' . durChester, to Phtlllp D. Radford. can wHtb water. Walk up ohe .side weeds befOre using Sesone. SeRESOLUTION Ruth Slethem, adm., Fred Ebert of the ctrafberry row al1owing the sone will not kill plants - jt only ing 1 short business. sed~~~ a~ which ttme electton of officers Bell reeolverl by the Council of Youn g, dec, ~IX tenths A , S30, and water :o sprmkle ,on an area killa prmi,nating seeds. was held. The foll,wmg ' " will tbe VU!age or Racine, State of 3Rll. Olive, to Carl Chevalier. whtch Will mclude the ow and GARDIN NEWSOhio: Iva Mac St<'wart Iva Mae Thorn· one foot on one 81de. Thtt~ means Carrots, radishes, Swiss Chard serve durmg the coming year: - -~ion Thill it is necessary, M, Ernest W. Stewart, f 25 A, that 1 t d b k th plants, onionS' and potatoes thould Mrs. Harry Capehart, p~a).~ent ·~ Minersville to Wi11ard and Andrle n your r 1P up an ac e I"• I · t th • , ~r1. Oth~ Lelvin_g, viCe ~--ent ~t"-to r1 'h!' finan,ll); cond1tmn of ' , row you bave co.vcrcd a two toot .,.,.,,d O)J lt'iWee ..... t. ,!, • , thi- villlige. of R'acfM, Ohio to Jeffers. area. -We b111ve C'Qp~es : ~f this yeer"'s Mrs. Rby Hoffman ' SJ,• retar}l ~ ar.d sulfpend and curtall th8 lightmg of Henry and Madolyn Salser, LClts The amount of water you used Ja Vegetable Pest Control Guide here Mra Bernard Leiving, treastlre •. Capehart, pubUc1ty tile village 1 trcel8 ~n the vtlla~.:e of 9 and 10, Syracuse, to MaXJne Var· ·• lbe amount you sbpud use when In the office. U you'd like \o bave ~1rs. Iva Racine, Ohio. Ian. you add wour SeliOne. For example a copy, ~lte phone, or come ln.. ehai~man. Attending Were .those ... SectiOn 2: That the hghting of Jamu W Hollon, \2 mt. 40A, Ir your strawberry row is M fet.t • · named above and Mt~ E t. RliJ. dle, Mrs Otte Rousl1, Mrs. B Jrt the village streets ilball cease on Salem to Opal n. Hollon long and you used ~ a sprinkler ENTERS TOURNIY the HUh day of April, 1957, and Anna Reuter, SA, Salisbury, to can of water in Wlllking up the CHiCAGO UP - Marlon Lade- }lollsh, Mrs K. J. Scott and Mr.11 • row and back you would u.se two wlg of Grand RapidS', Mich., s1x· Tkelma Capehart. The next rheet.shall eontmue untU such a t1me Clifford an~ Wilmetta Leifheit. as ?he Ohio POwer Company 1s Frank an Allee Young, l8 A, teaspoons of•Scsone (one level time national women's matph mg will be Aprll 4 at 5 p m notifit\d to the contrary. Rutland, to llenry and Thelma teaspoon for 25 feet of row) added game champton, has cnt11rcd th~ Scctmn 3 :That the contract here Carpenter. to a !ipl-inkler can i¥1, full o'f wat~r· world's mvttatJOn malch game STIMULANT tofore entered into hy and be. Sarah R · James C. S!fllth, 9A, The amount of Sesooe you a~ championship bowling tourmmem HAR'I'FOru>, Conn UP-As a tween the Village of Racine, Oh10 C~stc~, ~ Ro~erJ c. Sm~h. s lth going to us should first me dl• to be staged here Dec. 6-15. A to- sales ~lmulant, an automobile nnd The Ohio Power Co mpany as ~~ Ch~ (e~ t ~c~a E. M.:rris' salved in a quart of warm water. t;~l of 160 men and M women Wlll , dealer offered a geiger counter 5 E. 0 d to . rates, shall not be arrected by puc ' L · WHEN TO APPLY be Invited to participate in tbc wltb purchase of each new tht' Resolution, and tlhat the rates MahrgarAet ·1 •dn E ta'wwrcnlche You can use Sesone on plants tlmrnament. no,w in mdst.ence shall continue fot Sm1t. 1 , Rut an , to s ec the duration of said contract. Eduon HobBteUer, executor, of Section 4. That the Clerk of the estate of Hart Stansbury, dec , lots Village of Racine, Ohio, i1 hereby Pomeroy to Robert H. and Audrey directed to notify The Ohio Pow- L. Youn1. er Company, P.omeroy, Q~lo. as to May and Denver Holter, Chester the P"''i" o! thll Resolution percelo to Robert and Wilma Rei· Thts ReiOllltion ia hereby. de· b&r. '" dared to be an emer&ency mea 6• Freda Bentz. lot No. 10, Racine, ure and nere!IS&ry for the Jmmedi· to Henry Wendell Bentz, Jr. ate preservation of the publle safe. Jesse and Madolyn Hauy. MIA 0 •-.w • >"ORJ:KAN • AIIBOT'I' T.V. liEJ, VICE All raakea Rtpalrtd l;»Y EXpert Tee'tnlclau. Pbollt 8284. Y Mlddlopor-. 1-111-1! S3 acre., fl. room houae, 2 aood wells. water In bouse. aood tarm In J{ysell Run. See Clarence: I Ru11cll, Rl. s, Pomerot. ' • 6 3tp 3 Uousta for 111lt lq SJrac:ufe. One a. raom, on'J 4 room, ona 3 room Water and bath. S. R. Hendrix. HBtp t'f"toom boU~.e In lG'WIIr ~llll!. 1 ~ atrea· of lind, Charles waa· • .._ IJ08.V. • a stp ' ATIO•w••• - - - o. ~-!:..~ • · tl • e-t-.t It . . _ •' 1'-rlf, 011.. On Itt. H. Cau wm. \irueet• II:Hir t..-1not - 'U A n ltro..IT 11\.r'llll ADS! .. 1 . Gl,r;o,;( . fti1 Usu.!\'PC . .. •·.-.:. I I liRUESER BLOCII. CO, ( 17) - CONTROLLING WEEDS I CONC&ETti BLOCK!i ltGQ BUCK Specilt 4 dr Riviera Senlce of • f • • Sedan. ,2,6911.00. "Hard Top". comforUnl • • • Help Wanted Fully cqulppod, low mllea.we, beauly • • • DS'naflow. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. WANTED-ortlce aecretary, muat he able to aome bookkeep· • • • at a aost ~ t 6to • • 9ltbln tile lnr knowleliea of aeneral Jn. I~ PONTIAC Star Chlel a dr. aurance buslnosa preferred but familY's means eataUne Cpe. $2,68!.00. Pontiac'• not required. All replies atrletly finest. All genuine lt1ather nata, confidential. Write Box 888-C, hydramatic drive. BJaettnar'a, c/ o The Daily Sentinel, PomePomeroy. ~ Ole roy. ,4 3 8tc: FUNERAL HOP lllitl BUICK V8 Special 2 dr. s.. d1n. D:VDitlow drive, R.IIH, very UStneSS ~erv•c.a. 144 Butleraat PboDe 181 low mUea11e. f1,995.00. Blaett- \4.: I f 4 8tc COMPLETZ Insurane 111 Protection, I·===~==:::=::::::::::: nar•, PGmeroy. L!fe, Auto. Ftre, Pelto. Call Don Milia, Ml~dleport. Ohio. I~ PONTIAC VB Station Wuon Owned by one of our Me-chanica Hydramatlc. fl.99li.OO. Blaett. QUICK SERVICE on WNh nar'1, Pomeroy. 4 4 lite polrtJtc bJ r.ttor, Trlllnod INSIJRANCjl: AG£NC'I' w~tchmater, Q'M·IJNS JEWJC. •Ire. AuhNMbll., HMitll 18fla FORD VB Station Wacon lAS, Pwftii'OJ', 1-3-tf ACCIDINT J'ordomatle, orlrtnal blue tinlah. L.... Cauatty an4... f1,850.00. Bluttnar'l, Pomeroy. JlAD10 • TELBVIIION SIIVICJC, • ' 61< PtlODfo ..JO, Cleland Ap,llanee &ton W s• p IG lfal't tO It 18M DODGE V8 Ro~al t dr. Sedan J..a.U hd · .uw ... om~O)'. \ In MIDOLIPOitT, OHIO Power llflt11pl. flyte, Jmmaeu· fJ>MOMII 6111 Iota lnddo aod · o•t tl.atlfi.OO. d out of 10 penonolhat reaUbio 6111-M ' Blnttnar'a, PomeroJ, • 4 ltc ad need the'r ahoes repaired. _ For Racine ah.. Shb\>, ~ou " " _ bcre. 4-3-tt 11148 DOPGJ!l Sodin,' f15,00. M. sto~e, Br.dbul')': 4 a :nc (9 I Mason County ...... NHla Mtller :'t "Build Better for UU' L ii.. I<AWWIGS SONS CO.- 2f For Rent - Extcn1Ion Ladders, bOUl "'h'H"ker Service. Day Scaffold Boarda, Drop Cloths. Phone 6227 .Ni11nt Phone Chnton F'r:>her, Ml.ddleport. fiOliii-X. DODGE · PLYMOUTH 111 tf ·P hone 62M-X. DEALJ!:RS By WLLIAM F. GREGORY Legal Notice Gooct Cleu Used Can • Allllllkea and Modell I S I S.e The Now, for as little as 2 days baUng a year, II will pay you to uwn a lime proven •AYI DOri'T YOU KNOW? I l<qJ for Rerot Jlker'l wW JIVe JOU the belt tradt oD tunlture or appllaa- Furnished rooms, close in town C!el. U d! 127 Butternut 4·1~12tc ''Sbl A Farm News vtlle, to Marshall M.ller Jr. and IS 'The Amencan Legum Auxiliary thelf 38th anmversar)\'' Monday evemng at the hall A potluck: supper was served the croup, blngo was played 'dur· ing the evemng and pmet awarded. Tbose attendmg were Mr. and Mr.!l. WilliaM Roush Charle! Zerkle, Bob Parsons, Mrs Lewia 'KarRCbrut, Mrs. Th£lma Cape- 1 bart, Mrs. NOl"a Tripp, Mr~ C. C. r Monts;omery, Mrs. Fred Rousl •. Mrs. Arch Sayre, Mrs S'i~-Jyl Smith, Mrs. Ralph Roush, Mrs.~ James Hart, Mrs. li C Roney, , ~. Ray Fry, Dick 'Dotson.. Mra.. Freda Hart, Ml.!ls U.W,ena , Rou1h, M:r. and Mrs. Harold Fr·. Mr. and Mrs. Bertie Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fry, Mr and Mrs. Bertte Roush, Mr. aq.d Mh. Ro~t Roush, Mr. and Mri. Ivan Shawver, Mr. and Mrs Ev,c;rett Ruu!th, Mr. 1nd Mrs. Ndson Row:h, Mr. and Mn. Sohby -Layne and Mr. and Mr.!. Albert DOdson. t:;e1ebr~ I Meigs Equipment Co. NOTICE - Ell at Porker'• a... u.urant, Pomeroy, You'll eat herby given that Lhe followwg a<!count.s have been filed in said Court for settlement and tllat the .ume Wlll be heard on WednP.$day, May 8, 19$7, aFIO:OO o'clock A. M. betng not less than thirty dayll after such PUbJlcation, to·wlt: ~ First and fmal account of Wayne H. Chase, administrator of the e!tt· taJe Qf Gardner J. Chase, also known as Gnd J . Chuc, deceased First aad flnel account of William K. Garnes, Gt.:ardian oUhe Estate of Virgilia I. Garnea~inor Fourth Current AccoUnt of Edison Hobstettell- ,Guatd1an of EV\!rett H. Coleman a mirior Twenty ~cond current account of Edison Hobstetter, Guardian or the Estate of Hollis 0 Hill an tncompete'nt ' First and !mal account of Bertha E D t F. t f lb 8t t f . ars , .xecu rlX o ee a eo David E. Darst, deceased. Fint and final account of Laura . . TO the Executor or +dministr4- RATES (1). Notices Nottce NEW HAVEN West Virginia NOTICE Emtl F Johnson, 25A, Leban0o1. SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS to 8u1h. Bradford. Av~ and Clln\on Probate Cou~. Mei!IP County, Ohio G!lkey , Sr, lot 7 and 8, HarrLSon'- NOTICE OF FILING AND HEAR· lNG ON INVENTORY PH.ONE 398 Land 'fransfers - Legal Notice I ... tbe I I Vlllag~ of Racine, Ohio and thall be In full force and effect as of tho date of this Plfillle. -i'aosed AprU 19117. Paulllolt.,r, MAYOR ATTEST : Mae c~land, Clerk A canvass of the town (or lunda wtll be necessary. A volunteer aolicltor will call art eacb home to collect funds. 14l 9 Jtc ' ty and welfare of llbe s, LIV p nr ESTV'-K RE ORT OHIO VALLIY LIYISTOCK co. Galll"ll!l.> Ohio HOGS - -175 to,~ao lbs. 17 to 17.80i 220 to UO lw. 1T to 17 80: Llghl• 18 to 18, Fll Sows 12 to 18. Staa:a 12 to, 14 Bpatt 1 9 to 14Sows and Plas 60 to 90, Shoats ~ tb 18 CATTLE - steeu 12 to 20 lletf· rra 12 to 18, Baby Beef 12 to 20 Fat Cow• JG to IS Connors 6 to lO: Bulla 10 lo 1'1.50: Milk Cows 00 to 130. Veal Calvet-Topa "28.40, Seconds 24 to 2&., Medium 15 to 20. t Com. and Hvs. 12 to 24, Cu Is 6 to 13. SHEEP-lwei' tnd Lma. 8 to 18. Stoet EweJ 3 1.0 8, Fat Sboep 4 lo B:'Cullo I to f, llu•ks 3 to 8, Fot Wetborl 3 to 8. ' LAMBs-Tops 20, · seeond• to 18, !Alb\ Wt>., 12 lo 14, Common. 10 to 1>4. Lebanon, to M. H. McDade. Geaerge H. and MUdred M. Har. tenbaeh, punla, Letart, to Eldon Walburn . Addle Aulheraon Racine, par.e~ to Junoor Autbenon. Jeqe C. Nei11ler, dec., ccrt. of trans. to Drusilla House, Carrol NeJtl~r ,Dornlhy ~ardJn , Forrest NeiQicr, Ral~h Ne1rJer, Jr., Jan Spreckcr and Arthur Ncigler, in Sutton. Druailla and Bert Uousc, Ralph Nel&ler, Jr., Edna. Arthur, Sarah and Carrol an4 Wanda NelaJer, Dorothy Harder/, Jessie Spreelrer, Jack R. Sprecker, 32A, Sutton, to FOrrest Nelater. StieriJian and KAitbleen Tillis, p~ela, Ruth1nd to Geora:e H. I PralL Susan Ca\herine Young, 2"' A. Che•tul', to KaUe E. Youn1. Garnet Moore, Syratuae, court order, Flo:~~4 Moofe. Ra~mond c. Collins. lot, Mid· dle6ort, to William C. Collins. Lawrenee C. and Margal'Ot E. Smith, pa~tl, Rutland to :U:an· nlng D. web!ter. Manning •D. Webater, pareeJ, Rutland, to Llwrence and Jbraaret E. Smltb. Robert Jlysell, S2e pareel. SaJIJo ~· bul')', to Dell Hysell. Theodore Hllldore, paPCels, Ol· Iva, to Anna 1;. Hllldore. . !arnie and Edltb Wekb. IIliA Scipio to Carl ,_nd 6rgac Culo. M. A. and Claire Nlcholton, 81A, ILIND 'TUDY FIRST AID Rulland, to Gerold and Ruth Morrb. ~ OGDEN, U1ah U.P-Qgden Red Marie and John H. Carnett lot Cross workerJ are p)tnning more 7, Mlddlepo rt, t o M. c. Hobart. firsl 4ld cluset fC)t blind younJ(r Uarry )Y. and Edna Craig, Lot .sters a(tf.r ' ~&raduaUug their lint 7, Mid.dlepott, to Mafic Cornett. Stewart .M. and Ella J. Harris, class 18 12"-to·15 yuar-olds. Ja structor Da'(e Hellcwull said the Jots, Mlddleport, ito James E. and course doesn't preaent difflrul· nancoa R. Brewincton. •ties e~ld. Demril\Sil"atlomt wtro t'ond\lcted· bY pcrmlttln6 blind at11dent1 to feel thelr w•y uvor pro~rly tied · b•nd•gco. AI· ler a eot e of triC. they mash~ ... cd tile ji bltm. disc:""i9"' were .-ubstltUtcd for rcadlnQ" BJ· I ---··"- -."-.-!1""'-•llll""'"'tl, 14 I' p,,. Two Extension AgentS.Attentl Study Groues •' Meigs. County's exteniJon agenu both were out of toWn 10'day on bu&.mess. one m ColumbUs: tbe other In Jackson. ' )frs. Geneva Nolan, home een· nomics demonstrAtion agent is attending a committee meeting ~n the Ohio State University earn. pus studying community lnstifn· tei. County Agriculturtl Ageiit C. E. Blakeslee is working with a district study group in Jtckson dealing with insect and disea s~ con trot sponsored by the Ohio Ex· tension Service. - ---- O'Neill Names' .' Moritz As New PattolChief ~ COI;UMBUS UP........COv. C. WH- Iiam O'Neill Tuesday announce1 tbe appomtment of Fred f'rJt7 Moritz to succeed Co~. Georg; Mingle u supet1ntet.dent of the i!itate Htghway Patrol. Moriu, 52, has been deputy so· permtendent of the patrol sinrc its inceptlop 24 years ago. 11 ,0'~911~ ~~d the pOSt pay~ 00:. tween eigh( antl nine UloUsnf~ 1 dollars a year He sa1d Montz helped select the lirst 60 men in the Stale ~ighway Patrol and was at thnt lime appomted deputy supertrl· tendeat He &Aid he worked for t~e state Highway Department ror e.tght yeari prior to his joining the patrol. 1 Moritz, a nAtive 1f ColumbuS~ a.ttended Oh1o Wesleyan Unlve•·· ~ 1 1¥ and Franklin University He ·1s married to the former Doro1 hv Stmng and hu a 12·year-old d~U­ ghter, Barbara: Mingle, who was appointed su· perintendent in 1944, announref his resi&nlltlon, effective June 1 lle will beeome the city manager at l»ortsmouth. WATfill C~JTIC AUGUSTA, Me. UP -Asked by a JegJsJ&tor for his opinion o! ·' tbe ~llltion problem in the Pe· nobscot Rlver; a Bangor resident described the watet' a.! followa· 5li car.. Sladelllker·r.dwoi 6ft.... 'acimplete lilies of sports station , wagons and se!lans-:ib 'di~ereni 'm<idelJ:~wlr b.uilt,. , attractively and competilively Ji\i~_,Onl:Y Stude.lfake":~'-"'ers· a built-in Superch~, Luxury•Level'llide .•. and ~n Trac\ion, _With drive ~-at both rear .wheelf, C~!_1811ip,~ tjlo bit dllferencel lor yo1111!elf-a~ ~iii;~~~-~}' - · .... ~ lc '. see . . ·~- . '" ...... ~ ' ~-' ' ,. .\- ,. ,, ,. " •' �\ : ' , Di111ner Honor$ t..lfheit"s On · Anah•ei$iry · The Daily Sent~nel SOCIETY· POMEROY Edward P11rker Jr of Cleveland was the weekend iljest of his pJ.r· ents. di.pl Uruversaty. Lucllle Bearba Hawldn.o, Pomeroy Soeioly Editor, Phone 6244 Present wet:e1be honoree8 and the hosts,__nd daqghte~, Louann:a. TUEs.•WEIJ. .. . • • "'lt. lDCl Kn. Lawrence Leo~t­ ..-d cutertaio.~ wlth 11 dinnel- reo eently at thtir bome, Rock S.PI'ilu£• Road ~on<~rtna Mr. aniJ Xtt. PNd Lei~efit On their Wtld ' Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport sOctety Editor, Phone 8079 Portsm.outh WSCS District President Is Guest Speaker At Heath Methodist APRIL 11-10 Harry Sm1th, pre~ldent of ''The ResponSibilities of Melh'>Dhlncl WSCS ist Women." She reviewed the was the guest speaker Monday goals Gf the Quadrenmum and evening when the WSCS of Heath urged her listeners to depend o 1 Methodist Church met m th~ sptritual guidance tn makins des~nctuar)' of the church cisions. Loyalty to the church and Mrs FAMILY NIGHTS M~ and Mrs. Edward Parle- - -----· -- Coach Is Speaker At Naomi Baptist Listitute Mi."ddleport soc·l"ety Notes of Mr. and Mrs. George (lulU•n, who will vle.it them for two weeki. Mr. and Kn. Clyde Beleber and Mrf. c. W. Clark, Cbatleston, spent the wed end with the Ifillter's aon and daua:bter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, H. W. Clark. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Belcher were aueats when Mn. Jack Bat~J1et entei'tained with a birthday dlnner tor her hUJband. Other p.etb were Mr. and Mrl'. John Plf'SOna and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tewksbary. Mrs. L.. J.' Heiner, RuUalid , Is a medical p.Uent at the Mei&s General Hespital Mrs. WWie ~ude ,Coates, Mill Ruth Wl&e aDd Miss Rutb Hawkina visited 'Jr. and Mrs. William Betz: and daughter, Sandra, Jackson, Sunday. Mr. and Nn. Charlo Stobart a\ and dauJhter, Athens, spent the • , week end with . Mr. and Mta. Jobn P....aaNd Parklne Ticket ~ Chancey 4~ ..Mrm..i!!•n.d. 111'1. Hubert SAN DIEGO, Catlf. Up -~ Pullen• and_..~ Gt.!OrJe W. Dolan p~d a tatbet• Tbe Rev. c. R. Xonk- targe parking fine-.$00 But tben' by Quillen, five ·I e e s R··.OS e' 8· ·.u · SHES cation. Thf!)' old son l birthday of EI "' . ~~:~~~ c"~~i.::· ;...~. ~;:~.~~~~ SALE~ . $9950 c... Jok• , Friedman, executive ot the ~ands Hotel which Is famous for Its M1ht club, wa!n't 1 b1t piqued at tbe opening of a new competitor Ia casino and botcl • pat:!lted LaJ Vega! He woa t&O,OOO at t.he Troplcana c.&lno•s erap table• SPECIAL riJht SALE . . alter 11 opeaed. Tht lnllallrMnt Plan CHICAGO U, - Tho 1"'*-1 Revende btplrtment said Fridav it received in part paymentc~oliuritll S8CU4 tax ft~r 19M a tax r ehed; it aent out two yean .ao. The refund ~beek was for etnt. Painted By Fisher .29 IIGUW ', ltiiCI $6.07 ......... 1J-S4NII.?Ii~~Scd~·'lllf 11M- · •, ·BLOCK COMPANY H Vean of Coldlnuoua Servlco / ~tne •• . SOL LOW • ,._ ot'rlie •e..~••••• • ArM J~ w.-, nlolil 21 ,.. · '\ ., • n ~< Bo~ltr Time a·- BriW1111t·CeriSe Crimson Glory - Deep Crimson . E. G. Hili- DUillng ScRrlel ., Cbrl•!on>her Slobo .;_ Dark Red Nlthl- lllaeldsh Red EteUe de Holland _;Deep Bright Red Red Badlaaee - Rosy Red .. Briarcliff- SJ!very Rose, Pint . Dame Edllh Jtelen -' Pure glowlna pblt Counle18 Vandal.,- Copper, bronze llld• pink . '. , ~ White Palnl Suhday, terviee.s at 8 p.,.m., Methodist Cbureh. ., il SP,On~,red by Youth fi'.elloWsbip and the miaston oa Et\ucatioft. It A. V~ril- Creamy whUe · White B~- Cleu while • Golden Charm - Deep yellow· MeGreiYt Yellow- Buttereup yellow Mn. E. P. Thom - Rich lemon yellow Mn. P. S, DuPont- Deep g~lden yellow Sauer '!bores~ - Dark golden yellow Eellpee - Golden yellow R<lllyn - Golden yoUow ' ·C I , / .. .. ·, Also, :p.~-. .f.o"!.OUI · Po~n~ Fertil. ;, . ~had Roses .. J ' . . . ..,.. Bllll'niKorlel CUm~· ·.• . ......,. Gold - Geld"" yeUow Florllllilda I'Jimy Red'-Dorlt red Florlbaadl .. . ' servleea WW ~jo ,.enlnr AJ'!-U . 2:1 11 7:41 p. m. with Fl'eelan( ~orrl~~<, II' evangelist. • • . ·· • on ·Tueoday S.pecial Seni~ Are Planned At . ' each . .' Miscellaneous Condessa de Sastogo. Scarlet red and gold \ Stlm:ise servlcu .wUJ 'be tietd It the ChUrCh at 6 .a. m, On I ~· ler Sunday, April _ :h ~~~ Will al1o be sponsored by thil aame Golden ClimberSunflower yellow 'Y•IIow . . Climbing Roses wpenter Cb~rch ' ' • 'I Tuesday ~aDd rw.b- aesurreetion"' win Numa Fay- Corl!l pink Cameo, pink ,deeper low· ords center' ., ' ' ·.Uddedl. .wfcit•. A film' 1'The Radlanee - ·l LES YECAS. Nev. UP - lik•lr by Th"rMI•r ..._,.••n "'!.1 tftftl,._ Hlth W......., In tW R.e d Made Poulble ly Tremendous No Change In The Formula Mau Production The Painter'• Cholet 1. •& .. TAu- with ,.._.,. .......~ • ' ttttt. Choose from 23 Varieties aU hyllrid ever-llloonililg Roses ~=O,.,n--_T.~h~e,.,B=ri,::g:,h,~,•_,.•_t,._C...,..~,.rh,.,e,.,r...,..l_n=-=~,.'-·d..,d_,._,;.'•_;P,.,O__,.~,._,...,-_~_,':,_':u_ . "•_•_l"''_d_w_i_'h_'_h•_b_•ncdk· AMAZING SALE ,, Ohio-; -.+ty •••, ..... • ••rmer We4neNay. 1M,.... cl.u-'lnn• WN.,...y n'rht ~ Every bush packed in Miracle Sterilite-this pre5!'!rves moisture .a nd acts as a mechanical soil conditioner that makes almost all sails • suitable for rases. FURNITURE and • ..• ly U.ltOI( , .... 'Superoclted' Roses BA_~-E~ ~. • PRICE SAME celebrate the tn a no parking z:one·a fln.oie c~~· 72 . ~on howe. 2-Yeor Fi-.ld Grown. lilY •• Term• to Mrs. George Faris Wins Life Master Rating In Bridge e ' Weather Strong! Hardy!_Ever-Blooming! Church Officers H.?ld Outing For Childrens Home Presbyterian Womens Group Meeting Held ,- . enttne ·.,. • · 3·P.IECE SUITE u:::a~ r , I Amazing Low-Priced ol Mrs. Ko•-rllhl II tbelt nt~Phew two-story~, ~~~Cn~a~c~le~s~~~~Sr~..~an~d~w~ere~o~c~-lri~gh~t~l~e~fl~~~~~~~,.~o~da~y~va~-~,hfe~p]a~rk[e~d~air~a~lher:l:ar~g:e:o:b:J•~otl~ B•::.p:and Mrs. the mother BrooktviUe, Ky., and then ~ lo Wolcott to visit relatJves o Mr• Konkright. Enroute home t)' p)an to vtaH Mrs. Wayne Glbbqnl. who 15 a pallenl at Christ HoiPltal, Cincinnati Stewart Harris has been trO• ferred from the M1ddleporl of&t: of the columbus and Southern} Ohio Etectr1c company to Colum·~ bus where his ramlly have move4.} He wa& alsD employed. as: reUilt patroLman 1n Middleport. ~r~ !"' Mr. and Mrs. Owen Freneb Ind. baby and Mrs Clyde Frencb, J&elt· aon, were Sund~y guests or :Mr:" and )lrs. Edward French. •>~ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Teq&u'tii columbus, were recent gueBI:s o : their iJ'Indparents, Mr. and Mn.~ WiJliam Reuter. · ~ Con Williams, representative •-of the L. P. Cavitt Company, has bee a busin~u visitDr tere th1s w~_.j ~ lfr. and Mrs. Bernard Schramm, ZanuvUte, spent Cite week end with Mr. and Mrs. John Lyont and family. · Jerry hninger, eifbteen month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peraincer (Anna Gillen}, b11 been returned to his home in Jackson from Holzer Hoapital wbere'be had been a medical patient. Hill unele, Bill Quillen. Js villltln1 at the •Persinger home thi& week. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hawley who spent tbe winter months with his son and daugbter-ln-law, Mr. and Hr& James Hawley, bave returned to their fum near Salem Center. Judge and Mn. Cedrie .Clark and 110n, Arllbur, and Gene Croo)l;a at. tendl!d: the of Michigan band University Sunday briel er Sr Mr. and Mrs. Charle.~ Jacb, Proctorvllle and Mrs John XnotU of Lan,pv,ille were Monday eueat.s of Mr and P.lrs. Char1es BLick of Rutland Road. Miss W.anda Lightfoot of Middlcport was the Sunday guest of Miss Marjor1e Burt. Mrs. Hattie Russell or Colum· bus spent the weekend at her hofne, Anne St Mr. and Mra. 'Wyalt Will of Colunibus were weekend gue,:;ts Df his father, Emmett W11l Mr. and Mrs. Eldon ~pent the weekend m with .Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mr. and Mn. Thomas Ro&er, c;lu:..~~o:l:~: and Mr. and Mrs. Milton I w.Ok end •lt suggested that the women of the church prPpare • (ile for their HOT ROD GIRLS mmiliter wh1ch would li.st their -<lsofirst and second choices o( the loall T•ylor Richard Denning different phases Df church wDrk GIRLS IN PRISON . The meeting opened with an Ct~rtoon - DUTCH TltEAT Mrs. Brute Lloyd, prer.ident., the tm,ortance of a~cepUng res- org.on prelude "0, Saviour Sw~t 2 Adult Tlclceh Admits Trvckl presided and mtrnduced the pcmsibility for the church were 0, Sllvlour Kind," Bach, by Mts guest tipcakor whose topic wao; emphasized by Mrs. Smith w'lo C. M. Henne.sy· and a devoUomd service fC!d by Mrs. Hnmer Cook Mrs. Cook's topic was "ln~i'Vidual weekend to 11.ttend the bowling were in Akron over thtt Responstbilities" 11nd J9cludC! I sbclt tourq~~nt. Scnpture readin!;, medltah~~ and Mr~.t1,Clara Karr of Cle-veland 1 poeqt "PC!rhaps'". Spedar mu11:c 1s the. .J.U~St of h.er SO'l.·in·law and W&{l presented by Mr~. 0 . P. Klein daug:Jtter. :Ur. and Mrs. Thomas whO sang "I Tldked to God Last Night" William Daniela Points were Sund~y Joseph Martin, as.!lil'itant prinC'i· Durtog the busine,'js meeting OJf Fho:e paJ and COJCh at Lockland Wayne election of officers was held WJih High School near Cincinnati was Miss Bess Sanborn presentlnr the guest speaker for the Firat :slate of oftJeers to be rl!electd Wf'l'e Mr. and Mr&. Wilbur Pierre. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Haujer Dtsfrict Sunday SChool aod BTU ror their second term. president Institute, held Sunday at the Mrs. Uoyd; vice president, Mn. and .!lon, Jerry, of Columbtu vfiitNaomi Baptist Church. Carroll Swanson; set:retary, Mn. ed Sunday with Mr. · and Mn. 1 Sunday School wua beld PI Forrest Bachtel; treasurer, Mrr. Harry Keiser, Minersv:Jle. Mr. and Mrs. LYle Wunder and 9:30 A. M. with Allen Hampton E. M. Blake; Pl'()motinn secretary and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gorbln son the superintendent • In charge and Mrs. Glenn Lambert; Missionan. 1 ~ : Newark were recent guests of 1 w.Quhip servlcos at 11 A. M. with Edt1callon and Service, Mr.IJ. Hlr· nr aad )Irs. Eslie Mossman. •. the Rev. H. E. Harris brlngi.lJ:l :>1d Woodgerd; Local CJ1urch ArMr. and Mrs. Thoma~ Reefl. I the message, tivltles and Social Relations, Mr". John Ketchka, Mrs. Carl MattO't, WDuhaJa spent Wednesday and j Dinner waa served at noon i:1 Mrs. E. M. Wnod ; Youth chll.~· Thursday with Mr and Mrs. Eslie the church dlnlni room, · after man, Mr§. Nan Moore , ChiJdren's Mnssman, Minersville. which the afternoon sess1on open- chairman, Mrs. c. R. Konkr1gbt , Mr. and Mrs. AdolfJh Grue11er ed with Mra. ,Ethel Riley, Glous- Spiritual I.Afe, rr , and daughter, Sharnn of Miss lternice ter district supeFintendent of th'!. Bowen; Litt:rature and Publico· Canton were weekend guests of Sunday School and Mrs. 'Edith ' ions, II Iss Beu Sanborn; Supply, Mr. and Mrs. Adol11h Grueaer Luckadoo, Rutland, diatrict presi Wrs. W W. Haye1 and Mr1. Ro- Sr.. Minersvitte. , ent of the sro, ~re•tdJna. hert Harrls; Status of Women "1he call to worship Wi.i given Mrs. Emerson Jonei. bf Richard Warner, Rutland and Final arrangements were made Jame11 Morton and RDbert Green, to serve the Father.SC\ft banquet Forest Run ·BaptJst Cburch were lor th~ Methodilt Men's Auocia· .......:::::~ in ch~rge of ttte WOf)jbtp service. Jon to bo beld on April 30. Com· ·· - , .. - ............... """' .... - · 10~10 tiloi!PLI IIIH- I•...,••• oo1 ~~. - • .... ,.,... A vocal solo was presented. bi "llJttee In charge are Mrs. E. ~ The Deacon• and D~cone1fet of ,__........ M ,.,. 1M _.,_, '""'" II••.. .&II ViOla Brown of the Naomi Wloocb, Mrs. David Ent&minger. t h e . Middleport ,...,,.... ti"!'M .......... - ....... ,.. ........... ~.. Prtlbyterian V c4" Oui!IMI.. .U hiiW 111 1.M. lUI Oi.OW Church. !'dn. Rllph Radcllffe, Mrs W. W. Church sponsored an out1n1 )ton ......._kll,..o.... v.- •""· Following the bw:lneH sess!~n Haye5, Mrs. P. L. M!Ldl, Mfs. day night for the children at the Home. the young people'• chorus of the Harold Woodgcrd. lull Ym lnpl R. R Gray Sr, was in charge ot First Baptilt Church, Olou•tc:-, The members and guests Mrt. the project and and 1)thers assistunder the direction of Mrs. Ora Harry Smith and Mrs. George ing were the following Deacon~: Yinev with Mra. Riley as accom- Parker, Pomeroy, were Invited to Donald Lowery, George Andenon panist, prc1ented two numbers. the dining room whe~-Mr~. LJoyJ lr ., Vincent Dabo, Ru11sell Lyons, Mr. Martin who was Introduced pre1lded 'a'ti the corfee scrvice. t lohn Parsom:, DwiJllt WaUate, l)y Mrs Arnol4 Rich11rds of the ' l(t. tUnton fishei", Belhel ,$:!olepltn Mt :Munah Chur \\ Middleport, Jl<~freshmenb uf ~U~ndwlchu . and bh.ese ocacoi'MIISM'f: Mrs. Har· spoke un "Consider the Call." Basorted takee, mints and cofleo old Sauer, Mrs. Fred neWees, Mrs. Af~er the finAl rt>purts wen: were served by Mr.R. Robart E. 0. Tewksbary, PJu'llu Joachim, given and an offerln; taken the Coals, Mr.s. 0 . P. Klein, ~n. C Mrs. George Anderson Jr., Mrs. .\. Emmisb, Mrs. C. E. Young, Gall Hysell, Mrs Clinton Fisher, \frs. E. R. Tompkms, Mrs. D. C Mrs. Judson White, Mu:. Carl GU· Miller with Mrs. Hattie Smith a ; more and ·Mrs Karl Owen. l contributor. Arrang:cments p.r The Rev. Howard Ruppelt mnd nareisllius were used on the table Richard Owed took the sevehteen children to see the lighted Crosw Tor the party. on the hill above Pomeroy and lhen to the Dari·Delight at Mason where Mn. Muriel McGee, the proprietor, served refreSthments to 'the .ehUdren. • . The sponsoring organization abo ·as!litted in financing the party an~ Group II of the Women's Asso- games were played and favon ciation met Monday 'nl~~:bt at tb~ giYen the gue11ts. First Prubyterlan Cburcb wilb Mrs. Karl Owen prel1ding, Mrs. R. M. Sherm11n led he openin& devotional tervlce wbicb included Scripture reading from tbe Gospel cl St. Matlh•w meditation from "The S~cret Pltee.., , • Mrs. (jcorge Faris, daughter n( Mr8. George Andenon Jr., prcsi. Mr. and Mrs. c P. ()utton, Mid· dent of the AsioclaUOn, was a -dleport, is a Life Master In guest 11peaker and reviewt~d the · ld cordlnc to 1 reC!enL an1tudy bOok "Je11u1' Te1chln1 on 8 r Je ac Citb:enship." Mrs. E. 0. TeWkl- nountement. bary'J topic for tile procram Will Mra. Faris ramc in 1erond In a a chapter from the book "The team or ~our at tbc Mldweat ConUnited NaUorrt 1nd U•"· terence Tournament held lo Clr.· Ho11tenes for the evonlnc wero tinnati last week and .br~q:h,t Mlu Mary Park, MIM Susan. Park her total points to the amo\l·:t and Miss Dli1le Saundeti arid they ne<:eUH)' te be made a Ll~e Mai· served a deaaea.it eourse to fourteen ter. lijW will ~ a pest of h·onur members and two autat, Mrw. An- at tbt Life Masten dinner to bb deN!on and bM' mother, ;Mra. J. Q. beld M~ 2&. Rice. Mr&. F-_rb i,IJ: 1 teacher in th~ Columb,)l!l Stbools and a formrr .....,. I Htltor .• ' Middl~t te.achcr. .I John Smith the Portsmouth Lori Nelron •" I M. Jn anoth'er fuJt, Don~ld ed ~ tbe Clink whei,l: arid Luella "Wood;,~;;,j 11he clied. W)lile it was thoufibt $2.JOO from J,:ugeDla tlte lm~r.ia! J!i that death may have been taused by . poisonln.c, that theory at rJI- Cornpany of A¥on, Oblp, a ' ed out until the results of the pora\ion. Mr. and Mrr. Wood e)fim t~\ autopsy could be learned. property purchased from lmper~ In the meanUme Donna, sister EJectric was suppo1ed to eontai" ot the deceased child,. WI$ to u.t· 2.82 acres according to the deed' dergo thorough physical cheeks but contained only 2.41 1tte1 at Masun Cllnic at 4 p. m.. today. cording to tbe boun~WY line She too had eomplalned of feet- Iished in court. pro«~PPinge ill and the physical check was ordered. . In addition to the sister Doan••l two brotben also survive. . Frienda may call at the FoglefOng Funeral Home in Mason al· ter 6 p, m. today. Burial will b3 mHde In the G,flham StatiOn ·Cemetery with the Rev. Richard Wright oUiclatlbg. Attend Mason •• ·on.-- ill which the lff wt,.~tli·oc~ on U. S. Route 50 three · mUes . East · 1 of Breese, n"no::~ · ' Landel'& had 1101~ en the car It I bJ.a'iul -n· tlL · , t{ant S~ccr a f.OJnP'-ftlOn of LariiJen: Jn the Januill')' 3 jaiibreak here later surnmdeted biiu to Sberiff Robert C. Harten· baCit and was released" "!].en ·~ was .found tbat I!.O ellarges were bein& beld aga.iDst him. . Spehttt then r e-vealed to Bar~- / enbaeb tbat be had smuggled a haet saw blade into the Meigjj • Count.Y Jail and that the pair .ba"' filed off a loek in tbe Jail corrJ:: dor window and made· eood ~he'it" e1eape by leaping to the roof ~f. the county garage t~dJacent to tb& jaU. •t ;~eJf � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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