http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6274af8ab0ccc51a990fe10c447ebbb9.pdf cbde0d3ae5b787af4fa114697104f325 PDF Text Text \ : ' , 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 �• •. . .·' ' .- ' .' • .. . ~2-Dafly ~ntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport~ AP~il lO, 1957., ~. · TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan~e13 Wednesday 1 I ·Thutsday • cttANNEL. 3 11'~ Seleet hi• Th Vft'8 Best Itt ~ ~ 1955MaQJRY 1955 FORD Her<oi.'!"'"'· Jlual ver!eeL All loo4 . tlreo. lt'o nlee Ia every racllo V8 Fllrlllle 4 dr. F:'l~-.:'~1 a. llealer, oJuip betP aJicl bW,. .,.,, 1955 FORD ,. 1954 CIIEVROlET eu.tomline 2 dr. Radio & H..~ CleiD • 2 dr. lladO> • lloater. ISiwp Ivory over Blue. er. soua. ·1953 FORD • 1952 CIIYRCQT 1951FORD 2 dr. Radio aJUI'IIetter. Clean V8 ~ 2 dr. Radio aJicl md nice. linter. · •• I ' 111.'1'. Guests at the meetlng were ' Maloney, Jackson; Gen~ ~ks, Mr4- Clarence Lacey and Mn.. 0 . p, IOein. An Easter tbeme waa carried' out ln the table decotationa the dinner · which w~ I of the Women'!! Mrs. Uwla H. Donald Lowe~ a!l ist lim~h Closs·In Monday Meeting , M1'8. c. E:, w. Downie assiS'(Ij • 5oft ch.ambnys by Mrs. Thomas Goeglein ente~­ the Daughters of Rut!t. Clau of 1 the United Methodt,st " ~~yo;_ c"pe' Church, Monday afternoan at ber home, Hlilh Sl " ·Prefty broldcl0thl "'•1'be Ma11netic Power of Love" was the topic Of the devoUonJl Ieider, ·Mfll. H. Parker. Mrs. president, responded eall with an Eastru ~~~~~~;;,~A -contilbutiop wls ma.ie tj . for Millio~s", a reJlef o~!S';~~l:ft which earl.!l for tft'! n iii all parta of \be world.. A . ro~in 11et wl!u eard wa'l • Mlr~le hylona t~ined ' 1U4 SlpOn 11 :4& Cartoon Club ,12:10 Noon Newa 12!'115 N~lgbbora • Cotton,INtis,. 12:30 Ubero~ , 1:00 Fi111ili!iie T1111ch • 1:45 .!.fo\o!o. MatinOO . ~ . 3:00 M\Oi'DC!oll :i'lbn :l'clllnl • O.cron/cof;tonJ 4-:30 S11per Serlal Tim~ 5:00 lflc~ell' Mopt\. Club 6:0f\ lttiff!.lo BiJI Jr. ~ , 6:30 Cart&~m Club · 6:45 Five Star Final 7·111 J'o'h,. Ddv &: the :newr 7:30 Sber~ft of Cochise 990 8:00 Clr<lll ' • _NrlonthH ... lta;oh linens l • I •o;.;; ·;, ....loyM .. ,..., •• Wli or or .MoN tor .',., "·';-<f . ,\-:~ ----·· .. . .' ~~ BOWLtNO COURflll DRIVIU LI<INIES RIWl~nr~ . Mnu.-Bowlln e will Am onx. those li cemred to drive he ln rludcd a11 an extra-curricul ar tollowln a- teeti'f Riven I A: ~t Thursday r 11<-liv! l v in !h i~ cjt y's hmlor anrl ~ til e Sl rtte Pollee Detachment in I ~c n \or h l~: h sc hnoh . Th e §chool r-.._ l.t. Pleu ant were the ·rollowln .l( hon rd has llBk ed for voluutt' N \ ".,.... per!o ns from Bend Art'n communi- 1eachmi tleg. ~ADY BOW~IRS MilT· lfu~o Juhtil\jl. )dcCiung. Hortlor<l;. DA r'fON, Ohlo 111' - The third . l uun ita ~ue KeetteJ', Letart, floute tar f C It' W"onfE!n'r ~ lnter!ll tl"O'I\al 2; Anrlll Vlrgl ni u ft ow;ars, Weat Co- llowllng CongretB will open. here lumbla El!zllbelh 1-011 ,¥atbewa, Thursd oy with an. e!llry bst of Mason; .rohn FrankUn ,alee. 1}98 fun:a• a_nd a tot~l of$10~,~ .Marlon Lofl Rayburn ·tiiason Clar. ln )irlzc lhl'llicy The toilt'trey cO:rt:" e nce B Smith, Ma; on ; William ti nut~s 1h•-ou sh "ay 27. Marahall Me·Million, Maaon; Del· Edw11 rd Fle.ld1 Hartford; and Larry Shelton PatlerloD, Hartlord. •"' ,. ,,... Fillly ., :.r". ··: talfe,cc MW 19it,.'"'~"- styloa tleu ..,itr Nolur~~- yOu Dbt lllo stan!oul In everr JTG.'up lr.·1siJlt of ' t~eluslve MjLLOWlOoM ft.lnntl -son end aup"plt With 1 •' tl.te ~rio buill in to 11i7. ' ··,~· . ' $47.50 OTHEII sum '' Min Cloro lliOJ. '~~:~~ · Q:.e aoclal n: phrtielpated hour tbs tg~ a quli •• proJram under tbl!: direction of MillS Lydia· ~•bleb. . ' .Ttie -hoate•ses served a deaaert cGutle to 13 meinberS and one IJUesl, llfro: T. w.. Benael. - From"US.OO I' ' Sunrise • Ma.on..l4. bet1 Euaone Murray, Letart; Earl .' ' ,\ ,. thni ,ummer o_ur .,$Pfl"' NO PATALITIIS ROCKLAND, Me.-Rockland ' hu gone more than te\len . year.t: without a trartlc fatality. . I . · ·-Sunset .. . • ' -Wllat are O~'s~ ..~c Compaliiea ..At ·CIIJ N G liT S . ·iio~~t: • 8- 0· · l . ' ' . • .. • ' · ·I~Plg Abo~t.Atomlc ~eoklcity-? f0 ~ --~-0 ,. . Station I • Product of ELGIN NEWTRICK WITH HAM ! • • • \ ' THE WADSWORTH 7 lel¥el "' . :- I' r ., WRISTWAfCH . ... Lifetime Mainspring, Shock Proof Dust Proof, Waterproof ' INS JEWELRY ' . ,. '. ONLY $19·95 ' l \ ' ' " (ioessler ' J..wehy. '· '··.. .. \ . .o.Lt:::Ct.ric Gomp~es ,, ' ' "-- • ' ' ,, " . ' . , ' ~ ·, . •..l • 'I' j' ' l �• •. . .·' ' .- ' .' • .. . ~2-Dafly ~ntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport~ AP~il lO, 1957., ~. · TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan~e13 Wednesday 1 I ·Thutsday • cttANNEL. 3 11'~ Seleet hi• Th Vft'8 Best Itt ~ ~ 1955MaQJRY 1955 FORD Her<oi.'!"'"'· Jlual ver!eeL All loo4 . tlreo. lt'o nlee Ia every racllo V8 Fllrlllle 4 dr. F:'l~-.:'~1 a. llealer, oJuip betP aJicl bW,. .,.,, 1955 FORD ,. 1954 CIIEVROlET eu.tomline 2 dr. Radio & H..~ CleiD • 2 dr. lladO> • lloater. ISiwp Ivory over Blue. er. soua. ·1953 FORD • 1952 CIIYRCQT 1951FORD 2 dr. Radio aJUI'IIetter. Clean V8 ~ 2 dr. Radio aJicl md nice. linter. · •• I ' 111.'1'. Guests at the meetlng were ' Maloney, Jackson; Gen~ ~ks, Mr4- Clarence Lacey and Mn.. 0 . p, IOein. An Easter tbeme waa carried' out ln the table decotationa the dinner · which w~ I of the Women'!! Mrs. Uwla H. Donald Lowe~ a!l ist lim~h Closs·In Monday Meeting , M1'8. c. E:, w. Downie assiS'(Ij • 5oft ch.ambnys by Mrs. Thomas Goeglein ente~­ the Daughters of Rut!t. Clau of 1 the United Methodt,st " ~~yo;_ c"pe' Church, Monday afternoan at ber home, Hlilh Sl " ·Prefty broldcl0thl "'•1'be Ma11netic Power of Love" was the topic Of the devoUonJl Ieider, ·Mfll. H. Parker. Mrs. president, responded eall with an Eastru ~~~~~~;;,~A -contilbutiop wls ma.ie tj . for Millio~s", a reJlef o~!S';~~l:ft which earl.!l for tft'! n iii all parta of \be world.. A . ro~in 11et wl!u eard wa'l • Mlr~le hylona t~ined ' 1U4 SlpOn 11 :4& Cartoon Club ,12:10 Noon Newa 12!'115 N~lgbbora • Cotton,INtis,. 12:30 Ubero~ , 1:00 Fi111ili!iie T1111ch • 1:45 .!.fo\o!o. MatinOO . ~ . 3:00 M\Oi'DC!oll :i'lbn :l'clllnl • O.cron/cof;tonJ 4-:30 S11per Serlal Tim~ 5:00 lflc~ell' Mopt\. Club 6:0f\ lttiff!.lo BiJI Jr. ~ , 6:30 Cart&~m Club · 6:45 Five Star Final 7·111 J'o'h,. Ddv &: the :newr 7:30 Sber~ft of Cochise 990 8:00 Clr<lll ' • _NrlonthH ... lta;oh linens l • I •o;.;; ·;, ....loyM .. ,..., •• Wli or or .MoN tor .',., "·';-<f . ,\-:~ ----·· .. . .' ~~ BOWLtNO COURflll DRIVIU LI<INIES RIWl~nr~ . Mnu.-Bowlln e will Am onx. those li cemred to drive he ln rludcd a11 an extra-curricul ar tollowln a- teeti'f Riven I A: ~t Thursday r 11<-liv! l v in !h i~ cjt y's hmlor anrl ~ til e Sl rtte Pollee Detachment in I ~c n \or h l~: h sc hnoh . Th e §chool r-.._ l.t. Pleu ant were the ·rollowln .l( hon rd has llBk ed for voluutt' N \ ".,.... per!o ns from Bend Art'n communi- 1eachmi tleg. ~ADY BOW~IRS MilT· lfu~o Juhtil\jl. )dcCiung. Hortlor<l;. DA r'fON, Ohlo 111' - The third . l uun ita ~ue KeetteJ', Letart, floute tar f C It' W"onfE!n'r ~ lnter!ll tl"O'I\al 2; Anrlll Vlrgl ni u ft ow;ars, Weat Co- llowllng CongretB will open. here lumbla El!zllbelh 1-011 ,¥atbewa, Thursd oy with an. e!llry bst of Mason; .rohn FrankUn ,alee. 1}98 fun:a• a_nd a tot~l of$10~,~ .Marlon Lofl Rayburn ·tiiason Clar. ln )irlzc lhl'llicy The toilt'trey cO:rt:" e nce B Smith, Ma; on ; William ti nut~s 1h•-ou sh "ay 27. Marahall Me·Million, Maaon; Del· Edw11 rd Fle.ld1 Hartford; and Larry Shelton PatlerloD, Hartlord. •"' ,. ,,... Fillly ., :.r". ··: talfe,cc MW 19it,.'"'~"- styloa tleu ..,itr Nolur~~- yOu Dbt lllo stan!oul In everr JTG.'up lr.·1siJlt of ' t~eluslve MjLLOWlOoM ft.lnntl -son end aup"plt With 1 •' tl.te ~rio buill in to 11i7. ' ··,~· . ' $47.50 OTHEII sum '' Min Cloro lliOJ. '~~:~~ · Q:.e aoclal n: phrtielpated hour tbs tg~ a quli •• proJram under tbl!: direction of MillS Lydia· ~•bleb. . ' .Ttie -hoate•ses served a deaaert cGutle to 13 meinberS and one IJUesl, llfro: T. w.. Benael. - From"US.OO I' ' Sunrise • Ma.on..l4. bet1 Euaone Murray, Letart; Earl .' ' ,\ ,. thni ,ummer o_ur .,$Pfl"' NO PATALITIIS ROCKLAND, Me.-Rockland ' hu gone more than te\len . year.t: without a trartlc fatality. . I . · ·-Sunset .. . • ' -Wllat are O~'s~ ..~c Compaliiea ..At ·CIIJ N G liT S . ·iio~~t: • 8- 0· · l . ' ' . • .. • ' · ·I~Plg Abo~t.Atomlc ~eoklcity-? f0 ~ --~-0 ,. . Station I • Product of ELGIN NEWTRICK WITH HAM ! • • • \ ' THE WADSWORTH 7 lel¥el "' . :- I' r ., WRISTWAfCH . ... Lifetime Mainspring, Shock Proof Dust Proof, Waterproof ' INS JEWELRY ' . ,. '. ONLY $19·95 ' l \ ' ' " (ioessler ' J..wehy. '· '··.. .. \ . .o.Lt:::Ct.ric Gomp~es ,, ' ' "-- • ' ' ,, " . ' . , ' ~ ·, . •..l • 'I' j' ' l �' • I. .._ -· • . ._Dally Sentinel, PmrieroY·Middleport, 0 ., Apri!IO. 1957 Devils Explode In Third For 9 Runs_, Vidary tbllb pitt'hlna: In lbe nrst th re ~ Ia lilhltais. In tbal cJiluttout tb lr·1 ni..Je\her and fll Jolt ln- the Winners lalllCa i.U Or tbe1r )1'11 . ~<>ob ~gte , to 1"12r11. Pomero~s run oft Panth~ imd th~ lllUt · llovi!J bOive<l the first a-me or the be· lated .8ou.tll.trn .Divjaioa ~h ~ou Eastmarf, the third man School bUI&IU athMule f.. :th called In by Coach bic.t: Ret\on the Purtblf& iltopf:thfe 1 9-0 Je- to Jhe mound , finally p'ut out lh<' elsioh • fi.re ahd llhut the Qev1ls out fnr 1 Oket mnmgs Terry Ph&:Un work' WhU~ both tl~ams obviously had ed the Jast 1wo frame s 'lnd did lacked ltDOUJb warm air drill<:, just as. well. tbe experlehCe4 Blue Devils capi 1 Meanwhile. the best the Pantllized on Jb Pahther errora and thhs coUld do at.the plate wh l' ii.nzle by S. 1'. J ohn."Otl in the ~ohd inn\ ng wit h t wo out. qUlrkly ~ra3ed when big ~'I 1l t l.atn bt!rt pll r:.ped a hig h foul off flnt baSe. Jjmmr i oe HemileJ', who had star tl'd on t he mou nd. th en sh tflcd to shorblop, doubled cleanl y into deep lett In th e sixth aS fir.c;t ftll n up and th('n went to third on hill Gibbs' blodp~r to rlghl. However , Thompson bore down on lhe mound and struck out JohiL.c:on , Lambert anct Tetry Phalil'l. In the f inal ft'llme (dr ·~omer..,y terne rann&d. SUJrtel!ln walked for Musser, wa!l plttid otf frrtl base; Bill F isher got on wil-en Ill.) was hit by . a pltehetl b~tll but Bartel!! grounded . ..Wally to C1~ pitcher and was thrown oul. Collch Bill Carrithers' boys h,! numero us long driVes Off or H~n.­ sley who started and wt!@lrened qu ickly and Art Arnold wbo re- l lt'ved in the \hire! W1lh nobody ollt. An'i'old dl'db't Jast Jon& elthe-r as he was rapped for i a&ubla wd two ainMles. . GilliP,DfiJ Jot II' • ..... or lU &lj:ht hft:S tn that Umlng. · EllltiiWl cill'ne Gallla poll~ htt 's.:.'rely once w~th McK"e.af getttne two: for fo\lr. E'a.!Hnan Ill~ Phalra 'l'ltoht!\:1 Jl.O·IIit, ilo-rUn b~tl' frGm llie thJrd ,gil. svMIAA.Rt•s POMIROY JJ1 •nd a:ubdlled tbe hb~ b~U ,Ill' getllnt ill!li to F!Jher, cr .. , ....... ..;, ~·: ~ 2 s5, 2b . . . . . 3 0 0 c p .. . .. .. . ) . o o o 0 e~ey to Bob l!tli."Mil, Bartels, Me'Matt'On -flied out to tbtriw .- ' "~'1 he tagnril ~ey. i ' j , p, b . "". 4 IIi 1 0 aig for Oalii· (iilJ IJ~. 1b . . . . . . . . . . 1 o 1 1 0 l>eryba y but uouhH an: - -- -. Joh nsont lf ..... ~ .... Woodard, rf .. .. . , . . Lambert, r( ...... , . Phalin, !b, It . ....... 3 1 8 ·2 0 B. Wils.b, !b .. .. .. 1 ~ !)'•,ley, rt, e .... .... I 'I · $~~............ .......--~-....... C11f OUT MD HAIL FOR A~Y AMOUNT UP TO .190Q .. , OR flltllliFI ... NI'ION .••• Wiil~ Mk oCTtoll - · ... 111 .to In all c~!Ots la The IJHri of M110n City · M!Uaa, W. l'•. 0 1 CLEV•ELANO UP - The Cleve,tand BroWns announced "\Yedne~r MEMPHIS, Tenn. L·~ - Rob611 0 0 0 0 E., Iyee it t.be new pres1dent of_ the 0 1 K~Uton f::JI.}b, local Re publu.'!an 3 6 oraanfutlon. H W 9 il home CMJ~Jtlon .iame against the Detroit Uons i:t Municipal Staiflum hijre the u lght of Sept. 14. The game will gh'e Ohio tootbAU tans a challfe to see ex-Qhlo ~tlie lrni\'ersi'" Jtar Howard ~" .. ~ 'ffiOpalong) Cassady. Cas"Sadyf. an • .QUIZ ANSWERS 0 I ~ 0 ~ Ali·Amedcan in 19M and" 19~5. joined the Lions 1n 1956 af-ter sra.duation. Ahswws to today'' quin! (1} 17 lrk:li•s wlft; (I) 4 ft. by 6 feet; {3) U ihchM wide; (4) t5 Inc~ sq~r•: (5) 24 Inches by 6 lncfttt. 1 I 0 0 1 411 - 0 . ' CAY li:GAt:Y REDDINu Calif. UP _ The will of Frant Oobi'.,w.aky, a jeweler wh~ 1efl $2!!l ,OM in '!ltocka, bonds and real estate, put a d&UJbfer In charge of $10 a montll to make sure his pet cats, plus any future offspring, .pould be cared lor properly. ':;;;;;;;;;...;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,..;.;.;;;i;;;;...;-=;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;= - · "oR·· · ' the~._~tl~ s(lh.eftuled their Hrst. .day Comfod ro Spare ••• ' . ESPOMEROY OHIO g,~ "" Wltb Town l'lluil~ 6i elt~er POMEJIOV or MIDDLEPORT . PICKENS' PAINT Muo., w. v~. Olld HAilbW..IlE co. · · Pomeroy, Qhlo Phone 1534 IV ~NIT~~ PRISS , At• Knoxv11le, l enn . WashJngton 00o1 020 too---7 13 1 Cineiflnati 400 041 Oh-u 11 o Chakar,J, Hernandez 8. Hyde 8 and Courtney. Hacker, L.awrencr Downn"ver·By GI'ant's Brass · Cray, T=anek S, Nu'letkl 7 )Jlxor. Worthlnrt:on, .MIItgl!ln· I <'rl e and Westru m Wlt~nt·r-Wort hington . J..user ----{; ray, a • . . -.· L~l HAIAiiD .. '' ... • ·1 • The Ar- • • • • '••' • • bas a liJrht-duty N track before packed the tremendous EVER wallop of GMC'o 206 horsepower, It's the molt powerful light-duty truck ..er boUt. ' It actually has more power than many tracko rated at ~ timea ila capacity. That means ability lo move the toughest loads wlth<!tit rruntlng-and move lheril at a tJ:nle.. saving clip. The-n look wh•t g'OOa. along Wit:h it . _,., 11<lndara equli>/neltt: SHIRT SA~E! tmera ' • on the ll"JJUUd n~ or hlo • • Jotn. P'lnnlo ..... •d lfn, """ r ack1 waving at ltlr gil\ ~ i end sit· JlDia Slyre •ere ealled to t}l6 I'OR1' DIX, N. J . UP tmr in her ea r i f! a nearby park- hetmc or )lr. llld Mrs. Arch ltoudl ~­ my bolpital here reported an accident · 11 caused by "a soldier ing Jol; tbe ann wu broken when Thursday because of tbe Ulneat _of • he fpll out. leanina: too ftr out of the window At Dallu, Tex. 8 irtning1 N 120 200 21 - 8 12 3 Chicago 8 and Bailey, Pavletich 0. W inn e~ B.al ll morc 020 000 10--3 ft 3 - Hacker.· Looer-Chakales. Hit' Dr abowsky and Neeman. Brown Post 1 0 1}~ ~eg~~:.n~~ b~c:;e In~· ~t: Yollt. 2, BltJI, .Klul.z.eWIIrsi, Lyn('h, Consuegra 7 and Triandos. Py· bum 7. Loser-Brown Hll- NteAmerican Leasl.le and later a star third • basenilb . ln the Nat1o.na1 m. :m. At JacdonviUe, Fla. Leaauer wa• aold to Mlnnef.,!)Olli N. York ,._ 001 OOL 12o...-6 lO 1 of the Aml!tlean A,lan. Wednesday Sal 0\0 110 010-4 tl 2 along with three New Yol"k Giant Jcbnvlc 'KuCts, 1"et't)' 1 1 and Herr..~ , At Tulu, Okla. pr~cts; the 'United Pl"css said Jobnsoa '1. RebdricDoo, Pft:he ti. Milwaukell- 200 000 002----4. 10 U' today. Riymo'hll 9 and Goldfader. Win· Brooklyn. 0 10 000 004-5 8 0 Sent ont witn thompson were ner-'l'erry. Lo3er-Plehe . HRSpahn, Willey 7, Valentine :} pltchera Jim Conatable and Fer- Mantle, Carey. nrld Crand.Ul. Labine, Podres 5. nando Rodriguez and jnfieiCier Ed. Elston 9 and Cwpanclla. Winnl'l' die e're.ssoud. The eut reduced' - Elllon. Lo~er-Valentine . IUt • · tb Giants' roster to 30 players. At Lynchburg, Va . Math ews, Hodgc.s. St . Louis 000 101 ~· Hl :J Chicato A OCl3 200 CJPl-6 ti l Jones, Mabe 6. Davis 8 and Landrith. Wi4!or., Staley 1 anti At Little Rock, Ark. Battey. Winner--Stal~- LOser-- Kansas City 013 000 OOfJ-4 7 l Davis. H~unningh9.-pj . · Ltl ·Rf>ck So 000 lto OOx- B 6 2 · 1/ .McDermott, Blake 9 and Sm;th At ~Daytona Beac~~ · f:,la . ' Shantz ~- Brunet, Johnson 7 anrl WarreR Haoker, who wa11 piagued 000 lQ_l' boo-2 5 0 Thomas. Winner,Brunet. Loser by ·the · home run ball · f.or many Cleveland years lJ discovering why Cinein· ~- Yotk· N 012 tOO b<b:-4 ,8 0 -M~Dermott. nati Redleg pitchers ca;ll it their heM friend, arcording to the Unit· ed Press. ' Hacker, who won ~nly · i.hree games for the Chicago Cul.lB last season, chalked up his fciurth .victory of the GrapefrUit 'I:.eague · campaign Tuesda)' when thf Red· less unleashed a barrage ol slX homera to beat the WasNngt()n Senators, 9-7. The Redl~s; haVe walloped a total of nine bebind Hacker thill '.qprJn an~ ' scored 3ti runs in the five ames: he'll' pitched. ' ' Specklhll IDkl FlUID .. .. .. .. 12 oa. 39c noW. d'teen · · ·. . $t.98 each Painted .._ ~~~ FQLDING ' Jpjas,·.. ·.... ·.......... · $2.49 orteli ~~~ )vl\l!\!·.:... \h. ~.mdn . . I . . . · A fast-ratio eruialnr ule far ap to 17% better,.. iallaap. \ Reeirenlatrng hall-ll,atlnllteerlbr for finger-tip handling. L<l~pr, easier-riding, heavy-duty lll!ridiL 1 Plus boulevard •trllalralld &IIIXUl'J ' eab yoqr wife wi)Jlovi to be-.. Jn -boulevard perfOI'IIWI<e to ....W II"" proud. Come In and oee wbr Blue Chip quality milbo the dollar proud of ita puiCballitr powu. Dei R WAr., ' • ALL ' SPORt SHIRTS i . $2.99 ' HAND! -~· .....FLOWER TOOLS ~~~~LY ' ., SPJtiNG CLOSE OUT . I . $t -.11- I no Hacker Liking Honae Run Bats · •oas ".'.":"""" PLOWIRS . UP -· Prof. Gus· ~ · ~ 29c '• will o'clock on The game be one scheduled Thursday, mov· fohherly Solei up to $4.95. • ed up a day in , an effort to uae avAilable sunshine. Coach Dicit Retton of Pomeroy "\\~ill 'have to dig deep for · i statt· ilig pitther, having use'd "fotl_r In .a Ull!lh'li cause against Galllpolls Tuesday. Art Arnold, who worked leu than one inning, and Terry who worked two. may be ' . ' of the agricultural UniverSity of·-Con· said, he produced "more · tarnatlons and other ON£ TABLE ·sHIRtS Broken Sb.es Forlherly Sold Up To ,5.95 $1 fa r... ui PICK OUT YOUR· GRADUATION OR EASTER SUIT NOW! the use of gam· iai to have determined tr two teams ea11 be plice4 Jn the field MATlRIAL$ INCORPORAT!D D '0 - - -A OOP LEE CA{tjSllfONS · ...... · · ...... · .. $1.29 up ouUittlng young equipment to outlit a eouZ,le of Pony Learue teamL Raclhe ti let with a:n entry: 10 11 Smeuae·Mln. er,vtne under the guiding hand ot R.D)' ATms. One Potneroy team mi lfeinl auuret!. A meetlng T.uerday l!i'lfht of Uttle l.eiiUe o(flelali HOGG 6 ZUSPAN Sept. U $1.49 each the eonditlotl that his identity_re- thU Year. Tbey need tfto~ bats miJn• absolutelY 1eeret. ~eh day, •nd ba'Ua. of eoUrae. at lealt ftJr awhile, Sports Desk However til! Ponr-.te<t ~ys will Open With I queiltloh t~latln} just tU1'1led_ .13 and to 15 wUi to baaeball. The answer will be need mostly the worka. 'There found somewhere else on thi~ soon should •be newa about how tbe page in There'• ante will have to be ralltd. No the more · caul"e in Sporta tan offered i!llie<t IG!ne 11114 ol lund roll1111 e;mpolln lh Pomeroy !o~ $1.39' 9 8 5 . Phone SP.061188 Roller with Pan ..... . . . . . o o n 29 In ROll OD Whit.llllck&iWDd &lid Nanre Glolh ID Dark - • In the dark regions of probably every printing .shop that produces a newspaper there Is a ~hancter w~o works f6r 40 or 50 yea·rB, retires, and dies quietly, unheard of, unsuhe, and Is ·so retlrlhg In spirit his name only hils the paper twice: wh,en he Is born and the day he Is burled. Whl!io.this class of homo sapiens Amerlcanus Is always tiie ~!odder ~YPe, quite frequently they ·are storehouses of de!llll• ed lnfbl'lilaUon. Sports facls Clften clallll thMt aetM illld 1'1!· jteyou a lot SPECIAL! ·,. · n4!w feature for this -eolumn ctn }Jaa been rareruU)' liud)il\lded tor l'hb'fte 1 Is With CHICI~IN ~lbli ' • GRAND IIAPID6, MklL W Jame-s Chambera accldentally tave •n· ., hlo ehi•ke•• • br•eey ~.. mile ride on the bumper ot Ws car In near-zero temperatdrea. Humane &oClet)' officer• wen called w,hen, paaserby n.u.,.d tbo chick· . f en p~rcbed on the bic~ buU.per ot ~ the auto parted near the })lant where Cham~ra worka. -Li•nse . ·Plate Frames . telitlve minds. We have aueh a blg h:qrdlfe b past. The equlJ)'ri'ljent person· .with ~s. And we bsove a (lult•. diarl\o'nd ettul))mebt,· etc.) Jt4 £, Malll Sl. . By Chel Tannehill WAME----~----~ · ----~-----ADOU&a~.............- . - .... 31 • 11 PH,~l-IEM . V · 3li8-Y SPORTS DESK ,OI•YOU ·? D 0 I l_t"fJ'Ie, c . .... o~ - ••• . 2 0 Don Eastman, 'P ..... 1 0 Staneart, 2b . .. .... . 1 0 Musser, 2b . . ... 11 0 Totals 26 0 GALLIPOLIS r AB R Clagg, •lf .. .. .. .. . 3 ')l McKeah, ss, p . . . . . 4 I; Stover, ss . . . ...... 1) (j Tholmll,\ lit .. , ..... 3 1 M<Mthdp, .~b .. ....... .4 I . ! . .... HOW MUCH 1 0 JarviJ, 2b ~ 0 0 Tbomp! orf, c 0 0 0 'l'otaJ s ~ - . · · ;roWJtlS' First I 2 1 I 1 0 B. Eastman, tb ..... 2 o ·o 1 Duncan. c cf ... The Dcdlg Sentinel 2 4 . Dally ~ntlael, Pomeroy-Mldllleport, 0., April 10, 1911'1-S 1'..-..-'-11 Vl~ll ... MDII. UPthe first Anlerl- from Pomei'O)' makln1 a four-team loop. and Amerlcan-buUt . It wa• deslgn&d and BDth Pomeroy and Middleport a mulleum technician and reapanded nobly lost year to out· .!lerven public, classes and spefit acad1 of Little Leaguers. That cial group!! in teachln11 astronomy. Dress Up for EASTER .:~1!1BROY, 500 B. MAIN STKBBT • • • ·' • Come Ia ind Select ' Your tuti!r.o~ Gradualloo SU~T Let's FrGm our iMJ.Uckt Ot flannel 1.rortted, hb• Ina·- tweeda:. Plain: ALL - Men'• Hats • • f$.85 1o '' ' ) \ \ $35.00. to $55.00 . BALL! I' lUI Men'• While Shirts . • f8.81 to US See us for your league. team uniforms. 7 of the Major League teams uniforms ore tailored byMa~regor, ' · . UNIFORMS .. · .... ·...... .. ; , ·' . I by Stripes, Splash patterns. Two ' lbd three bqtton models, ae,. •hotts and loqJ. Siz:ea 35 to "'I. • 'PLAY I ... t'Oiflotdtl LiNI · Madtrea.twa lMfih ·· BATS ·for Ultle Lequellid Bll ·. I. ·'' Men'o Tlea · • • U.IIO 10 U.SO ·' $5.95 up .. Boys ,, : . '• 2.41111d us JIOYS TIES ~.,; ' '· ,.. • •' ue, ' I .. • .nH5e loflhts ttis io i'J.I5 Pom.,oy ' 8Ni 'Mil ~ tllt ~itit .... _ toll SAWftl StiT Wi il\ie • \'i!ee\lon l'fotedlotl,lhlmot- Calehn 111111, Calehol'l MilkfAI Gllll'dl- ChOII Proteeler- . .. iftDtcATOIS ·· ····· ·· · ···,, · $1.50 We Are Hlllllqurlel'l For .• A!T THE. YEAR ROUND N!Ch1 C'rlwier1 - zie doz. CENTER " STA:RTING FRIDA'(, APRIL 12,t~ ' $16.95 to. $29.95 . :. ,, ' ,_.·. ,GI·F B': ' \ ' ·~ ' '·. • .• • . •. •'\) ·. I ' ,•,f ,, ; .. . , .. ' ' li' ' '. :i - ·i ' FREE-! :tflQM. · . . • ,, flali~el, 11bt, nyon and d~'!'!fl. :'olol•!ltJ. Slloo 0 to IlL Two liiid \&Hi bill> toD modeiL ACassGRIES W~II'IDII - ile dor. In • ' ' .-. ' ' • ';., .;,.\ 'f,,.• ,... ' , ' j < '' ll .,,. .. .I CGrton of Coca ·Cola · with ·purchase of .8 orm.ortt ·gal..of g~soline Television· Total of 21 ' ' • �' • I. .._ -· • . ._Dally Sentinel, PmrieroY·Middleport, 0 ., Apri!IO. 1957 Devils Explode In Third For 9 Runs_, Vidary tbllb pitt'hlna: In lbe nrst th re ~ Ia lilhltais. In tbal cJiluttout tb lr·1 ni..Je\her and fll Jolt ln- the Winners lalllCa i.U Or tbe1r )1'11 . ~<>ob ~gte , to 1"12r11. Pomero~s run oft Panth~ imd th~ lllUt · llovi!J bOive<l the first a-me or the be· lated .8ou.tll.trn .Divjaioa ~h ~ou Eastmarf, the third man School bUI&IU athMule f.. :th called In by Coach bic.t: Ret\on the Purtblf& iltopf:thfe 1 9-0 Je- to Jhe mound , finally p'ut out lh<' elsioh • fi.re ahd llhut the Qev1ls out fnr 1 Oket mnmgs Terry Ph&:Un work' WhU~ both tl~ams obviously had ed the Jast 1wo frame s 'lnd did lacked ltDOUJb warm air drill<:, just as. well. tbe experlehCe4 Blue Devils capi 1 Meanwhile. the best the Pantllized on Jb Pahther errora and thhs coUld do at.the plate wh l' ii.nzle by S. 1'. J ohn."Otl in the ~ohd inn\ ng wit h t wo out. qUlrkly ~ra3ed when big ~'I 1l t l.atn bt!rt pll r:.ped a hig h foul off flnt baSe. Jjmmr i oe HemileJ', who had star tl'd on t he mou nd. th en sh tflcd to shorblop, doubled cleanl y into deep lett In th e sixth aS fir.c;t ftll n up and th('n went to third on hill Gibbs' blodp~r to rlghl. However , Thompson bore down on lhe mound and struck out JohiL.c:on , Lambert anct Tetry Phalil'l. In the f inal ft'llme (dr ·~omer..,y terne rann&d. SUJrtel!ln walked for Musser, wa!l plttid otf frrtl base; Bill F isher got on wil-en Ill.) was hit by . a pltehetl b~tll but Bartel!! grounded . ..Wally to C1~ pitcher and was thrown oul. Collch Bill Carrithers' boys h,! numero us long driVes Off or H~n.­ sley who started and wt!@lrened qu ickly and Art Arnold wbo re- l lt'ved in the \hire! W1lh nobody ollt. An'i'old dl'db't Jast Jon& elthe-r as he was rapped for i a&ubla wd two ainMles. . GilliP,DfiJ Jot II' • ..... or lU &lj:ht hft:S tn that Umlng. · EllltiiWl cill'ne Gallla poll~ htt 's.:.'rely once w~th McK"e.af getttne two: for fo\lr. E'a.!Hnan Ill~ Phalra 'l'ltoht!\:1 Jl.O·IIit, ilo-rUn b~tl' frGm llie thJrd ,gil. svMIAA.Rt•s POMIROY JJ1 •nd a:ubdlled tbe hb~ b~U ,Ill' getllnt ill!li to F!Jher, cr .. , ....... ..;, ~·: ~ 2 s5, 2b . . . . . 3 0 0 c p .. . .. .. . ) . o o o 0 e~ey to Bob l!tli."Mil, Bartels, Me'Matt'On -flied out to tbtriw .- ' "~'1 he tagnril ~ey. i ' j , p, b . "". 4 IIi 1 0 aig for Oalii· (iilJ IJ~. 1b . . . . . . . . . . 1 o 1 1 0 l>eryba y but uouhH an: - -- -. Joh nsont lf ..... ~ .... Woodard, rf .. .. . , . . Lambert, r( ...... , . Phalin, !b, It . ....... 3 1 8 ·2 0 B. Wils.b, !b .. .. .. 1 ~ !)'•,ley, rt, e .... .... I 'I · $~~............ .......--~-....... C11f OUT MD HAIL FOR A~Y AMOUNT UP TO .190Q .. , OR flltllliFI ... NI'ION .••• Wiil~ Mk oCTtoll - · ... 111 .to In all c~!Ots la The IJHri of M110n City · M!Uaa, W. l'•. 0 1 CLEV•ELANO UP - The Cleve,tand BroWns announced "\Yedne~r MEMPHIS, Tenn. L·~ - Rob611 0 0 0 0 E., Iyee it t.be new pres1dent of_ the 0 1 K~Uton f::JI.}b, local Re publu.'!an 3 6 oraanfutlon. H W 9 il home CMJ~Jtlon .iame against the Detroit Uons i:t Municipal Staiflum hijre the u lght of Sept. 14. The game will gh'e Ohio tootbAU tans a challfe to see ex-Qhlo ~tlie lrni\'ersi'" Jtar Howard ~" .. ~ 'ffiOpalong) Cassady. Cas"Sadyf. an • .QUIZ ANSWERS 0 I ~ 0 ~ Ali·Amedcan in 19M and" 19~5. joined the Lions 1n 1956 af-ter sra.duation. Ahswws to today'' quin! (1} 17 lrk:li•s wlft; (I) 4 ft. by 6 feet; {3) U ihchM wide; (4) t5 Inc~ sq~r•: (5) 24 Inches by 6 lncfttt. 1 I 0 0 1 411 - 0 . ' CAY li:GAt:Y REDDINu Calif. UP _ The will of Frant Oobi'.,w.aky, a jeweler wh~ 1efl $2!!l ,OM in '!ltocka, bonds and real estate, put a d&UJbfer In charge of $10 a montll to make sure his pet cats, plus any future offspring, .pould be cared lor properly. ':;;;;;;;;;...;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,..;.;.;;;i;;;;...;-=;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;= - · "oR·· · ' the~._~tl~ s(lh.eftuled their Hrst. .day Comfod ro Spare ••• ' . ESPOMEROY OHIO g,~ "" Wltb Town l'lluil~ 6i elt~er POMEJIOV or MIDDLEPORT . PICKENS' PAINT Muo., w. v~. Olld HAilbW..IlE co. · · Pomeroy, Qhlo Phone 1534 IV ~NIT~~ PRISS , At• Knoxv11le, l enn . WashJngton 00o1 020 too---7 13 1 Cineiflnati 400 041 Oh-u 11 o Chakar,J, Hernandez 8. Hyde 8 and Courtney. Hacker, L.awrencr Downn"ver·By GI'ant's Brass · Cray, T=anek S, Nu'letkl 7 )Jlxor. Worthlnrt:on, .MIItgl!ln· I <'rl e and Westru m Wlt~nt·r-Wort hington . J..user ----{; ray, a • . . -.· L~l HAIAiiD .. '' ... • ·1 • The Ar- • • • • '••' • • bas a liJrht-duty N track before packed the tremendous EVER wallop of GMC'o 206 horsepower, It's the molt powerful light-duty truck ..er boUt. ' It actually has more power than many tracko rated at ~ timea ila capacity. That means ability lo move the toughest loads wlth<!tit rruntlng-and move lheril at a tJ:nle.. saving clip. The-n look wh•t g'OOa. along Wit:h it . _,., 11<lndara equli>/neltt: SHIRT SA~E! tmera ' • on the ll"JJUUd n~ or hlo • • Jotn. P'lnnlo ..... •d lfn, """ r ack1 waving at ltlr gil\ ~ i end sit· JlDia Slyre •ere ealled to t}l6 I'OR1' DIX, N. J . UP tmr in her ea r i f! a nearby park- hetmc or )lr. llld Mrs. Arch ltoudl ~­ my bolpital here reported an accident · 11 caused by "a soldier ing Jol; tbe ann wu broken when Thursday because of tbe Ulneat _of • he fpll out. leanina: too ftr out of the window At Dallu, Tex. 8 irtning1 N 120 200 21 - 8 12 3 Chicago 8 and Bailey, Pavletich 0. W inn e~ B.al ll morc 020 000 10--3 ft 3 - Hacker.· Looer-Chakales. Hit' Dr abowsky and Neeman. Brown Post 1 0 1}~ ~eg~~:.n~~ b~c:;e In~· ~t: Yollt. 2, BltJI, .Klul.z.eWIIrsi, Lyn('h, Consuegra 7 and Triandos. Py· bum 7. Loser-Brown Hll- NteAmerican Leasl.le and later a star third • basenilb . ln the Nat1o.na1 m. :m. At JacdonviUe, Fla. Leaauer wa• aold to Mlnnef.,!)Olli N. York ,._ 001 OOL 12o...-6 lO 1 of the Aml!tlean A,lan. Wednesday Sal 0\0 110 010-4 tl 2 along with three New Yol"k Giant Jcbnvlc 'KuCts, 1"et't)' 1 1 and Herr..~ , At Tulu, Okla. pr~cts; the 'United Pl"css said Jobnsoa '1. RebdricDoo, Pft:he ti. Milwaukell- 200 000 002----4. 10 U' today. Riymo'hll 9 and Goldfader. Win· Brooklyn. 0 10 000 004-5 8 0 Sent ont witn thompson were ner-'l'erry. Lo3er-Plehe . HRSpahn, Willey 7, Valentine :} pltchera Jim Conatable and Fer- Mantle, Carey. nrld Crand.Ul. Labine, Podres 5. nando Rodriguez and jnfieiCier Ed. Elston 9 and Cwpanclla. Winnl'l' die e're.ssoud. The eut reduced' - Elllon. Lo~er-Valentine . IUt • · tb Giants' roster to 30 players. At Lynchburg, Va . Math ews, Hodgc.s. St . Louis 000 101 ~· Hl :J Chicato A OCl3 200 CJPl-6 ti l Jones, Mabe 6. Davis 8 and Landrith. Wi4!or., Staley 1 anti At Little Rock, Ark. Battey. Winner--Stal~- LOser-- Kansas City 013 000 OOfJ-4 7 l Davis. H~unningh9.-pj . · Ltl ·Rf>ck So 000 lto OOx- B 6 2 · 1/ .McDermott, Blake 9 and Sm;th At ~Daytona Beac~~ · f:,la . ' Shantz ~- Brunet, Johnson 7 anrl WarreR Haoker, who wa11 piagued 000 lQ_l' boo-2 5 0 Thomas. Winner,Brunet. Loser by ·the · home run ball · f.or many Cleveland years lJ discovering why Cinein· ~- Yotk· N 012 tOO b<b:-4 ,8 0 -M~Dermott. nati Redleg pitchers ca;ll it their heM friend, arcording to the Unit· ed Press. ' Hacker, who won ~nly · i.hree games for the Chicago Cul.lB last season, chalked up his fciurth .victory of the GrapefrUit 'I:.eague · campaign Tuesda)' when thf Red· less unleashed a barrage ol slX homera to beat the WasNngt()n Senators, 9-7. The Redl~s; haVe walloped a total of nine bebind Hacker thill '.qprJn an~ ' scored 3ti runs in the five ames: he'll' pitched. ' ' Specklhll IDkl FlUID .. .. .. .. 12 oa. 39c noW. d'teen · · ·. . $t.98 each Painted .._ ~~~ FQLDING ' Jpjas,·.. ·.... ·.......... · $2.49 orteli ~~~ )vl\l!\!·.:... \h. ~.mdn . . I . . . · A fast-ratio eruialnr ule far ap to 17% better,.. iallaap. \ Reeirenlatrng hall-ll,atlnllteerlbr for finger-tip handling. L<l~pr, easier-riding, heavy-duty lll!ridiL 1 Plus boulevard •trllalralld &IIIXUl'J ' eab yoqr wife wi)Jlovi to be-.. Jn -boulevard perfOI'IIWI<e to ....W II"" proud. Come In and oee wbr Blue Chip quality milbo the dollar proud of ita puiCballitr powu. Dei R WAr., ' • ALL ' SPORt SHIRTS i . $2.99 ' HAND! -~· .....FLOWER TOOLS ~~~~LY ' ., SPJtiNG CLOSE OUT . I . $t -.11- I no Hacker Liking Honae Run Bats · •oas ".'.":"""" PLOWIRS . UP -· Prof. Gus· ~ · ~ 29c '• will o'clock on The game be one scheduled Thursday, mov· fohherly Solei up to $4.95. • ed up a day in , an effort to uae avAilable sunshine. Coach Dicit Retton of Pomeroy "\\~ill 'have to dig deep for · i statt· ilig pitther, having use'd "fotl_r In .a Ull!lh'li cause against Galllpolls Tuesday. Art Arnold, who worked leu than one inning, and Terry who worked two. may be ' . ' of the agricultural UniverSity of·-Con· said, he produced "more · tarnatlons and other ON£ TABLE ·sHIRtS Broken Sb.es Forlherly Sold Up To ,5.95 $1 fa r... ui PICK OUT YOUR· GRADUATION OR EASTER SUIT NOW! the use of gam· iai to have determined tr two teams ea11 be plice4 Jn the field MATlRIAL$ INCORPORAT!D D '0 - - -A OOP LEE CA{tjSllfONS · ...... · · ...... · .. $1.29 up ouUittlng young equipment to outlit a eouZ,le of Pony Learue teamL Raclhe ti let with a:n entry: 10 11 Smeuae·Mln. er,vtne under the guiding hand ot R.D)' ATms. One Potneroy team mi lfeinl auuret!. A meetlng T.uerday l!i'lfht of Uttle l.eiiUe o(flelali HOGG 6 ZUSPAN Sept. U $1.49 each the eonditlotl that his identity_re- thU Year. Tbey need tfto~ bats miJn• absolutelY 1eeret. ~eh day, •nd ba'Ua. of eoUrae. at lealt ftJr awhile, Sports Desk However til! Ponr-.te<t ~ys will Open With I queiltloh t~latln} just tU1'1led_ .13 and to 15 wUi to baaeball. The answer will be need mostly the worka. 'There found somewhere else on thi~ soon should •be newa about how tbe page in There'• ante will have to be ralltd. No the more · caul"e in Sporta tan offered i!llie<t IG!ne 11114 ol lund roll1111 e;mpolln lh Pomeroy !o~ $1.39' 9 8 5 . Phone SP.061188 Roller with Pan ..... . . . . . o o n 29 In ROll OD Whit.llllck&iWDd &lid Nanre Glolh ID Dark - • In the dark regions of probably every printing .shop that produces a newspaper there Is a ~hancter w~o works f6r 40 or 50 yea·rB, retires, and dies quietly, unheard of, unsuhe, and Is ·so retlrlhg In spirit his name only hils the paper twice: wh,en he Is born and the day he Is burled. Whl!io.this class of homo sapiens Amerlcanus Is always tiie ~!odder ~YPe, quite frequently they ·are storehouses of de!llll• ed lnfbl'lilaUon. Sports facls Clften clallll thMt aetM illld 1'1!· jteyou a lot SPECIAL! ·,. · n4!w feature for this -eolumn ctn }Jaa been rareruU)' liud)il\lded tor l'hb'fte 1 Is With CHICI~IN ~lbli ' • GRAND IIAPID6, MklL W Jame-s Chambera accldentally tave •n· ., hlo ehi•ke•• • br•eey ~.. mile ride on the bumper ot Ws car In near-zero temperatdrea. Humane &oClet)' officer• wen called w,hen, paaserby n.u.,.d tbo chick· . f en p~rcbed on the bic~ buU.per ot ~ the auto parted near the })lant where Cham~ra worka. -Li•nse . ·Plate Frames . telitlve minds. We have aueh a blg h:qrdlfe b past. The equlJ)'ri'ljent person· .with ~s. And we bsove a (lult•. diarl\o'nd ettul))mebt,· etc.) Jt4 £, Malll Sl. . By Chel Tannehill WAME----~----~ · ----~-----ADOU&a~.............- . - .... 31 • 11 PH,~l-IEM . V · 3li8-Y SPORTS DESK ,OI•YOU ·? D 0 I l_t"fJ'Ie, c . .... o~ - ••• . 2 0 Don Eastman, 'P ..... 1 0 Staneart, 2b . .. .... . 1 0 Musser, 2b . . ... 11 0 Totals 26 0 GALLIPOLIS r AB R Clagg, •lf .. .. .. .. . 3 ')l McKeah, ss, p . . . . . 4 I; Stover, ss . . . ...... 1) (j Tholmll,\ lit .. , ..... 3 1 M<Mthdp, .~b .. ....... .4 I . ! . .... HOW MUCH 1 0 JarviJ, 2b ~ 0 0 Tbomp! orf, c 0 0 0 'l'otaJ s ~ - . · · ;roWJtlS' First I 2 1 I 1 0 B. Eastman, tb ..... 2 o ·o 1 Duncan. c cf ... The Dcdlg Sentinel 2 4 . Dally ~ntlael, Pomeroy-Mldllleport, 0., April 10, 1911'1-S 1'..-..-'-11 Vl~ll ... MDII. UPthe first Anlerl- from Pomei'O)' makln1 a four-team loop. and Amerlcan-buUt . It wa• deslgn&d and BDth Pomeroy and Middleport a mulleum technician and reapanded nobly lost year to out· .!lerven public, classes and spefit acad1 of Little Leaguers. That cial group!! in teachln11 astronomy. Dress Up for EASTER .:~1!1BROY, 500 B. MAIN STKBBT • • • ·' • Come Ia ind Select ' Your tuti!r.o~ Gradualloo SU~T Let's FrGm our iMJ.Uckt Ot flannel 1.rortted, hb• Ina·- tweeda:. Plain: ALL - Men'• Hats • • f$.85 1o '' ' ) \ \ $35.00. to $55.00 . BALL! I' lUI Men'• While Shirts . • f8.81 to US See us for your league. team uniforms. 7 of the Major League teams uniforms ore tailored byMa~regor, ' · . UNIFORMS .. · .... ·...... .. ; , ·' . I by Stripes, Splash patterns. Two ' lbd three bqtton models, ae,. •hotts and loqJ. Siz:ea 35 to "'I. • 'PLAY I ... t'Oiflotdtl LiNI · Madtrea.twa lMfih ·· BATS ·for Ultle Lequellid Bll ·. I. ·'' Men'o Tlea · • • U.IIO 10 U.SO ·' $5.95 up .. Boys ,, : . '• 2.41111d us JIOYS TIES ~.,; ' '· ,.. • •' ue, ' I .. • .nH5e loflhts ttis io i'J.I5 Pom.,oy ' 8Ni 'Mil ~ tllt ~itit .... _ toll SAWftl StiT Wi il\ie • \'i!ee\lon l'fotedlotl,lhlmot- Calehn 111111, Calehol'l MilkfAI Gllll'dl- ChOII Proteeler- . .. iftDtcATOIS ·· ····· ·· · ···,, · $1.50 We Are Hlllllqurlel'l For .• A!T THE. YEAR ROUND N!Ch1 C'rlwier1 - zie doz. CENTER " STA:RTING FRIDA'(, APRIL 12,t~ ' $16.95 to. $29.95 . :. ,, ' ,_.·. ,GI·F B': ' \ ' ·~ ' '·. • .• • . •. •'\) ·. I ' ,•,f ,, ; .. . , .. ' ' li' ' '. :i - ·i ' FREE-! :tflQM. · . . • ,, flali~el, 11bt, nyon and d~'!'!fl. :'olol•!ltJ. Slloo 0 to IlL Two liiid \&Hi bill> toD modeiL ACassGRIES W~II'IDII - ile dor. In • ' ' .-. ' ' • ';., .;,.\ 'f,,.• ,... ' , ' j < '' ll .,,. .. .I CGrton of Coca ·Cola · with ·purchase of .8 orm.ortt ·gal..of g~soline Television· Total of 21 ' ' • �./ • • ' •• ' I 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., Aprll!O, '1957 --::-c~---'-- -~- COMPLETE Insuranee Protection, I'OR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS ,WANT' ADS PHONE 398 RATES ' Servicemen !20 HI Insurance ~ -- -- Mills, Middlept:.rt. Ohio. . MEDFORD, Ore.-The head oi tbe ·Oregon Sta te College b!p ti· culture deparlment was cbairmJn e:t a meeting of pear industu otficials here. His name: S. B. Life, Auto. Fire, Polio. Call Don ~=or MISCAST Apgle. Sc.ie PRESENT! 2 eenta per word. one lDiertlon. Miaim11111. . . .e 50c.......t centr per word for three c:oueeuUve inlertloaa. ,• SEteclll - One month for 25 ctntl per word. l"ilU rote of 2 <eDIO per word will be chaitled for advertlsln& If not paid for before the l&tb GleiCh montb following lnsertton. · ~- ill AdvertiBing-8bould be nported Immediately. Tbe Dd.J $entlDel -.m not be reaponslble for more than one lncor1'!'<1 l•rllen. · · · · · · , Card of Tbaob ond Special Nollees of Evenll $1.00, Obituaries pu~lllbcd .at 1 ceot.per word See ~r. fi~e selection of ai· .>£1 ...·.0 ... . . tracttve EaSter 84slcets filled Robinson ·Mllst · ' witil ~en cello grass, fun - packed novelties, and a line ·-·us~ment Of. candY.• _. bas~ets ·are ' _(I ) Not,il;e$ Servke. lt. A. Finlaw, 012 E. Main St. PomerQJ. or find I loa! item through !qe DaOy~ Sentin'J WANT (II Caii398.Today- An Ad in GETS · iES0i.1S You11 eat 3 22 lmop. - - - :-:::==-lAY! 001'1'1 YOU KNOW1 · iJYO en (2.) . '; JPU lho ..ol , ' ,.~.- .- no !:_~,lltlp~;~ )il~ or :.&ppJ4i> .·~ :. Htf 79C ........... c ~s:.'t~~~ . .. . . . 'n' U- u J~7 t.~Z... .,.,( ' 1,. 4 9 6tp ~ I ' ' 1i I SWORD C"'Uta- l't'OUii IS. German meaale. Now, lor as little as 2 days ballDsc a year, it will pay you !0 uwn a time proven 45. 2t. Storare pli.C t 2$, :Yt<,. thodl· • LEGAL NGTICI 'Claude Thomas weaver reQdlftl See The New Holland , M.ats Equipment Co. Pho,ne 94 - Pomeroy Cord ofthanils are •itd 'Wilh r1bb bciw. • , • , , .. McCORMICK No. 45 HAY BALER Eat 1t Parker'• Res- f'Odc ··- lufliliu'l .. I Wonted To Buy Shockey. <biB eolumn .. kC!l''O will 3 Blmop WANTED - used Iewing machine. Phone Portland 4~. Mr11. J . B. ADs. Don't put It oft - taurant, Pomeroy. better for !ess. , 1-Ciiaift~t GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and IT'S ·l!lASY 1'0 BUY~ SEU. ~RENT­ find employment _;_ hire - SOTICE - Better... On i I wish to For Reror in any way, Furnished room~ . clo!ie in $DWn . and nowen, 127 Butternu.t. 4-l!-12tc )1ome, Rev. Grove, aln&en, tho11e donating money. durinJ the.IILne•s and de1tb of my wife, Mri. FURNISHED APARTMENTS. 208 Frank Fell. ~ ,,, Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, phone t'rank fell and family 376. 4 4 6tp 4 10 llp : eAt., ..... 27. 01111'1 at Box 13, R. R. No. 12, Timberlake North ·carolina, .b hereby notified 29\:r,Cinlrret that June Ann Weaver haa fUed .,!10., her petitlon agallist d'lm for dl· I Jorpe, alimony; and C\t&tody,.. of , minor child in Case Number ' 12,~28 . of the Common PJell' Court of Mei•s county, Ohlo, and that HAYLINER Completely New From Htlch lo Cbule 30,.Coln 38. Letter tO. Book {ahhr. \ FOR June Ann Weaver · TRACTOR , SALES animal Sl. MarkM J2'. Indian t Utah) RoomI • Hew Furniture said eaose will be for heuina on ilr after the 14th diy .or May, 190'1. FULTON THOMPSON ••· Blir-·mc ISwed.) PlalnUfl O'BIDEN and O'BRIEN Pomeroy Attorn{'ys for Maintlff (4), 3, 10, 17, 24, (5) I, B. 6tc LOST - , Prayer booi. Finder ...,..,,~J : Legal Notice 471·X. NOTICI OF APPOtiiTMINT EIIAl• of Clar...,e J1mH (llffonl '(Sbl -,A-u t-o Ser'lites btce••-" · Notice Is herby given that Phena Hulda Clifford, ·whose Post Otflce .._,. ...... address is Pomeroy . Ohio has been dul,Y appointed Executrix of the Estate of Cl~rence James Clifford, dccoascd, lat e\ ,of GRUESER BLOCK CO. vmaa:e ~f rome· . 4t, flelli\Jie<l roy, M{'igs c ounty, Ohio. j)aled lhis Jst da~ ql April 11157. John Ba~n Judge of tbe Pi'obrte Court J MU.. ttorth ot POMtrut"' lb~ ~~~!<! c. COMPLETE lnlurancll PJIOtec:tlon, I :~;;:;:;;:;:;;::::;::;;;;;::;;;;:;;;;;;;;;~ Life, .Auto. Fire, Polio, Call Don Meia:a County, Ohio Millo, Middleport, Ohlo, Servlee of • • • (4), 3, 10. 17, 31< I (8) Auto :iales 2.1And meu· I QUICK sealVICE on W'"'lb r.~ eomforlln& • • Uri!! ' ! .. Walk alop· . ~~~, • * •· • Dy FWory Trai'led beauty , watchmaker, CG.' LINSI JEWE• • • at a eotl I.ERS. Pomer.,, 1-a-11 • • • 1tllltin the RADIO • TEU:VJBION IIICRVICE, fllllil)''a meana PJion,. .. JO, Cleland APJllance · 1 Store, u.d W.Jiaba ~. Pome110y. ' palrinJ 8 out of 10 peraon1 that read lhis ad nt't!d their Jhoes repaired. Raelnc Shoe Shop, -.l..;t.!"~. ' , DAILY CRYPToQUOTE ....; Here't how to w:m. It: A_.X ;r D .1:-.18 A ,8. X R to LONQFEI;i,(I.W ' * ** a.2a.u J>ll<h '. !='-.· ~~etter lt~p·y ltQldl tOr anot,het. In lhll •ample .A ii U&fld for the .,three ~ 1, 'X tOf tht tw~ 0'1, eic, lfingle ·JeUet 111 , ::t.po!· t,apbtt, -the l.-b1th and tonTiitlon or U&e WOrds are all hlnt1. · EaCh d._, the cOde tettert 111re dlttem~t. Trevey.finahtwalll • ·' - ' . FUNERAL HOME you """ u,,Bullemu\ Pboae til A C.,Ptoc,.;m. Quotatloi. BK here. f·5-tll :;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;:;;:=:;;:::3;:;:;~;~ TIRMlTII IXTI~INATID I· FOr free ln1pe<:Uon phone Hll-1\1,,1 Rodney Gilmore SUpp1r., Store, Pomeroy. INSVR.\NCE AGIINC'~ AU work 1uaranteed. FUlly In· oured. VIUflbon'l lndlllttrlal ond Pl ... ACCIDIN't " RooidOI'tial Tormlte Control Ser· Llh. Cauall!l .... . _ · vice. SL Maeyr, W. Va. f 9 II . I NMH HRCXE :', O~QHC ... MH QloiFI Downlni ORICW ' P'Z >. MBW WRXDNHW Hir'kcE FKH . SH ·HNW,:_OXR_NF . Au-. . ""' ' " ' . lor RMIIItate .ro,et ,,.... 1ft MlDDLIPOIIT0 0HtO 61IIHONit fill • ( vi WE BUY ll Gallon Decninl Spr,l )' PUmp on wheelo. Coli c. E. Do•, Rooe Hill, PomeroJ. f D Dl< STORE ond FILU!iG STATION, well otoetod, wit~ a ...Ill llv· mtUCTUitAI. I IIAMI ICIIAP IkON- MITALl wetheblllty. OHIO VALLEY JLIHK ~CO. '.,· ''· Inc IIJIIrlmenl on lot UOitliO oil Rt. 10, 2 mile from Pomeroy, 1. Word. . ' f Utp -p, Virlll IIIINII. llle ..·_;._... .•••. : -.. • • li..u. ;~ ·..:::u.:n:"''¥.;.1\ ""' ,., ~· \ ·-~ ~ i ....·~._..;a '· ·~'..,,· ....··-....,!, ~ . ' ~ ·"" ,_,,H'C. ·, �./ • • ' •• ' I 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., Aprll!O, '1957 --::-c~---'-- -~- COMPLETE Insuranee Protection, I'OR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS ,WANT' ADS PHONE 398 RATES ' Servicemen !20 HI Insurance ~ -- -- Mills, Middlept:.rt. Ohio. . MEDFORD, Ore.-The head oi tbe ·Oregon Sta te College b!p ti· culture deparlment was cbairmJn e:t a meeting of pear industu otficials here. His name: S. B. Life, Auto. Fire, Polio. Call Don ~=or MISCAST Apgle. Sc.ie PRESENT! 2 eenta per word. one lDiertlon. Miaim11111. . . .e 50c.......t centr per word for three c:oueeuUve inlertloaa. ,• SEteclll - One month for 25 ctntl per word. l"ilU rote of 2 <eDIO per word will be chaitled for advertlsln& If not paid for before the l&tb GleiCh montb following lnsertton. · ~- ill AdvertiBing-8bould be nported Immediately. Tbe Dd.J $entlDel -.m not be reaponslble for more than one lncor1'!'<1 l•rllen. · · · · · · , Card of Tbaob ond Special Nollees of Evenll $1.00, Obituaries pu~lllbcd .at 1 ceot.per word See ~r. fi~e selection of ai· .>£1 ...·.0 ... . . tracttve EaSter 84slcets filled Robinson ·Mllst · ' witil ~en cello grass, fun - packed novelties, and a line ·-·us~ment Of. candY.• _. bas~ets ·are ' _(I ) Not,il;e$ Servke. lt. A. Finlaw, 012 E. Main St. PomerQJ. or find I loa! item through !qe DaOy~ Sentin'J WANT (II Caii398.Today- An Ad in GETS · iES0i.1S You11 eat 3 22 lmop. - - - :-:::==-lAY! 001'1'1 YOU KNOW1 · iJYO en (2.) . '; JPU lho ..ol , ' ,.~.- .- no !:_~,lltlp~;~ )il~ or :.&ppJ4i> .·~ :. Htf 79C ........... c ~s:.'t~~~ . .. . . . 'n' U- u J~7 t.~Z... .,.,( ' 1,. 4 9 6tp ~ I ' ' 1i I SWORD C"'Uta- l't'OUii IS. German meaale. Now, lor as little as 2 days ballDsc a year, it will pay you !0 uwn a time proven 45. 2t. Storare pli.C t 2$, :Yt<,. thodl· • LEGAL NGTICI 'Claude Thomas weaver reQdlftl See The New Holland , M.ats Equipment Co. Pho,ne 94 - Pomeroy Cord ofthanils are •itd 'Wilh r1bb bciw. • , • , , .. McCORMICK No. 45 HAY BALER Eat 1t Parker'• Res- f'Odc ··- lufliliu'l .. I Wonted To Buy Shockey. <biB eolumn .. kC!l''O will 3 Blmop WANTED - used Iewing machine. Phone Portland 4~. Mr11. J . B. ADs. Don't put It oft - taurant, Pomeroy. better for !ess. , 1-Ciiaift~t GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and IT'S ·l!lASY 1'0 BUY~ SEU. ~RENT­ find employment _;_ hire - SOTICE - Better... On i I wish to For Reror in any way, Furnished room~ . clo!ie in $DWn . and nowen, 127 Butternu.t. 4-l!-12tc )1ome, Rev. Grove, aln&en, tho11e donating money. durinJ the.IILne•s and de1tb of my wife, Mri. FURNISHED APARTMENTS. 208 Frank Fell. ~ ,,, Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, phone t'rank fell and family 376. 4 4 6tp 4 10 llp : eAt., ..... 27. 01111'1 at Box 13, R. R. No. 12, Timberlake North ·carolina, .b hereby notified 29\:r,Cinlrret that June Ann Weaver haa fUed .,!10., her petitlon agallist d'lm for dl· I Jorpe, alimony; and C\t&tody,.. of , minor child in Case Number ' 12,~28 . of the Common PJell' Court of Mei•s county, Ohlo, and that HAYLINER Completely New From Htlch lo Cbule 30,.Coln 38. Letter tO. Book {ahhr. \ FOR June Ann Weaver · TRACTOR , SALES animal Sl. MarkM J2'. Indian t Utah) RoomI • Hew Furniture said eaose will be for heuina on ilr after the 14th diy .or May, 190'1. FULTON THOMPSON ••· Blir-·mc ISwed.) PlalnUfl O'BIDEN and O'BRIEN Pomeroy Attorn{'ys for Maintlff (4), 3, 10, 17, 24, (5) I, B. 6tc LOST - , Prayer booi. Finder ...,..,,~J : Legal Notice 471·X. NOTICI OF APPOtiiTMINT EIIAl• of Clar...,e J1mH (llffonl '(Sbl -,A-u t-o Ser'lites btce••-" · Notice Is herby given that Phena Hulda Clifford, ·whose Post Otflce .._,. ...... address is Pomeroy . Ohio has been dul,Y appointed Executrix of the Estate of Cl~rence James Clifford, dccoascd, lat e\ ,of GRUESER BLOCK CO. vmaa:e ~f rome· . 4t, flelli\Jie<l roy, M{'igs c ounty, Ohio. j)aled lhis Jst da~ ql April 11157. John Ba~n Judge of tbe Pi'obrte Court J MU.. ttorth ot POMtrut"' lb~ ~~~!<! c. COMPLETE lnlurancll PJIOtec:tlon, I :~;;:;:;;:;:;;::::;::;;;;;::;;;;:;;;;;;;;;~ Life, .Auto. Fire, Polio, Call Don Meia:a County, Ohio Millo, Middleport, Ohlo, Servlee of • • • (4), 3, 10. 17, 31< I (8) Auto :iales 2.1And meu· I QUICK sealVICE on W'"'lb r.~ eomforlln& • • Uri!! ' ! .. Walk alop· . ~~~, • * •· • Dy FWory Trai'led beauty , watchmaker, CG.' LINSI JEWE• • • at a eotl I.ERS. Pomer.,, 1-a-11 • • • 1tllltin the RADIO • TEU:VJBION IIICRVICE, fllllil)''a meana PJion,. .. JO, Cleland APJllance · 1 Store, u.d W.Jiaba ~. Pome110y. ' palrinJ 8 out of 10 peraon1 that read lhis ad nt't!d their Jhoes repaired. Raelnc Shoe Shop, -.l..;t.!"~. ' , DAILY CRYPToQUOTE ....; Here't how to w:m. It: A_.X ;r D .1:-.18 A ,8. X R to LONQFEI;i,(I.W ' * ** a.2a.u J>ll<h '. !='-.· ~~etter lt~p·y ltQldl tOr anot,het. In lhll •ample .A ii U&fld for the .,three ~ 1, 'X tOf tht tw~ 0'1, eic, lfingle ·JeUet 111 , ::t.po!· t,apbtt, -the l.-b1th and tonTiitlon or U&e WOrds are all hlnt1. · EaCh d._, the cOde tettert 111re dlttem~t. Trevey.finahtwalll • ·' - ' . FUNERAL HOME you """ u,,Bullemu\ Pboae til A C.,Ptoc,.;m. Quotatloi. BK here. f·5-tll :;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;:;;:=:;;:::3;:;:;~;~ TIRMlTII IXTI~INATID I· FOr free ln1pe<:Uon phone Hll-1\1,,1 Rodney Gilmore SUpp1r., Store, Pomeroy. INSVR.\NCE AGIINC'~ AU work 1uaranteed. FUlly In· oured. VIUflbon'l lndlllttrlal ond Pl ... ACCIDIN't " RooidOI'tial Tormlte Control Ser· Llh. Cauall!l .... . _ · vice. SL Maeyr, W. Va. f 9 II . I NMH HRCXE :', O~QHC ... MH QloiFI Downlni ORICW ' P'Z >. MBW WRXDNHW Hir'kcE FKH . SH ·HNW,:_OXR_NF . Au-. . ""' ' " ' . lor RMIIItate .ro,et ,,.... 1ft MlDDLIPOIIT0 0HtO 61IIHONit fill • ( vi WE BUY ll Gallon Decninl Spr,l )' PUmp on wheelo. Coli c. E. Do•, Rooe Hill, PomeroJ. f D Dl< STORE ond FILU!iG STATION, well otoetod, wit~ a ...Ill llv· mtUCTUitAI. I IIAMI ICIIAP IkON- MITALl wetheblllty. OHIO VALLEY JLIHK ~CO. '.,· ''· Inc IIJIIrlmenl on lot UOitliO oil Rt. 10, 2 mile from Pomeroy, 1. Word. . ' f Utp -p, Virlll IIIINII. llle ..·_;._... .•••. : -.. • • li..u. ;~ ·..:::u.:n:"''¥.;.1\ ""' ,., ~· \ ·-~ ~ i ....·~._..;a '· ·~'..,,· ....··-....,!, ~ . ' ~ ·"" ,_,,H'C. ·, �\ • • -v ~ fP '? ,. \.· ' ' • " - • I ·~' ~ ' . The Daily Se-ntinel • c ' -' '1. ~.~t~HiMve · ln . . - ... .,.. •, .,': 'ToNiGHT 't . William Knight GuestOfHonort. At Pa.#"Sund~y IRST -i ,p· · • - I SOCIETY I MiddJeport Soci_ety It's !aBler, and every girl's a fashlonplate __ . In coats and drecses from our collection of wearables for the smare young set. · ' GIRLS NYLON TOPPERS ·' Short and sweet, Gltjo Nylon Toppers, Slz~o 4 to 6x, 7 to 14 $7.95 and $8.95 SubCeeaoB-14 ....... , .......... •10.95 ' ' . - "RIVERDALE" DRAPERY FAIRIG - unpacked and on sale in the Drapery Department on the floor. ADd 11 an introductory special Riverdale'• 50 drapery fabrie. Special for th•~ look ao sweet and dalnt:r, and m 10 practtcal 'cauae they're N.)'led In modern easy-rare fabriC!a, ny. lon1, dree.y cottons. rayon linens. S!Jea 1 to 8, 3 to 6x, 7 to 14. Subteen 8 to 14. $1.98to$5.95 \ 3.BS - 8.95- 8.91i and U0.95 ' LineD Suits Size• 4 to Ox ,Uuen Sullt .. . . . . . ..' . ' us to 7.95 Slua "' to 14 BLOUSES . HATS Rl)'on, Uhen~ Dacron u.oo. U.29 ~nd e<1tton ' $1.00•n~$1.98 MILL IT. PuriCI . , and U.98 Middlep~rt. ' 1.00 lll1d - Nylon Gloves . . . . •I .00 Nylon Con Can Slips ........... . Full length and hallallpa Department ·Store JUST A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE ' - •us • MIDDLIPORT VI•IT ,._ Mr. and Q.t I IDtll •• :uro. c. 1'1. X<Ke111io 36 anu d<~us:hter. Na~aoeLtaa, wer~ visiting Mra. Geor11e McKenzie Suaday ifternoon In Gallipolis. Lanc••atoor. .Ste:e into "p Oaneu Fund ia tbe Life wben Laurel Loorel Cliff A n'!mber of unusual question! undet Ohio law It being studied today by Common Pleas Judge Cedric Clark after the defense rested in the Ohio Veroua Richard Guidos case here VVednesday. Attorneys In the case, Prostoutor James O'Brien ~nd De· fense Attorney_Fred _W. Crow, shortly after noon wound up IJitii ·..• ,., ...... $UB ESPECIAUY .. 'Weatelox Big Bell ' ' · _Bigelow c.w.T• · ALARM CLOCKS' . .... - . ' ("'~ •rut .. :.. BATH TOWELS.,;_ , ' ...:-.:'J'hc ihmd ij;i.:."b,:;--; ll With Wmnen's Grant . eel0 pomeroy Fo·r' Three Months . . ·"' ·· - Mayer E. F. Robinson anff cOuncil retelved anot .... too apmp. raw .!lewage !1r · n~ of tbc Oh10 River to- -lay time the .-lght will tnonthJ inste•d or sill 1nd there arc "teeth" added. At-conUnr: . to a letter from ltdph E. IYWork, M. D., chatrman 'If the ·water PollutiGn Control Soard, rMewal af the permit wil 1 "c~tlngen1 upan eomplianc" the foJiowing condition: "That you m•ke a ftnal d'.)Ch· ten on. tbe method to be used f')r ~ewa11 disposal either joiltt'y with Mldflleport or on an individual muni-cipal baais." Tile pet'nit was made to lal'\l until July 10, )937.. Previow; permits wert for ~li'l , months. POil\f!FIIY j!;nd _M,iddleport Cour· cils me.t ~totetMr ten days a!lo "lo;~< "' ~~al to eomb!n.• last pllnt. 'NO lftl6ft ' Wo,alevt< IO heu~!~r proceed \¥a& " rePorted . h-om the ttstlt'lcd "'""'- I meeting. . .small , lo;oThiJ«,I[•C0ily of Gallipolis began could mak-e a appear \ ln c)f sewage assessment.. tmcicatcd. But 0q'e drink •~'~ w. s after being defeated in a said taken by itsC!If prObably or court ...battles to preve11t forced Into bu.Uding :. would not intoxicate a periOD, ' · was testified. system and plant. In Crow'• suminary it was con· tended that Ohio Jaw requires tbere be a vioJ'aUon · .:of the !ta· tule .before a. true iildletment cll!n ' be broua:b.» li:ore,!' ll ••• lriueJ, Forecast Is Made Of More Rainbll ---~ "'---Seven) ~. tt. Many Veterans ' · PomeroJ:¥ci~lb's Colder Weaiher In Area Fail' :. Leg Js· ~hed To Seek Bonus . '· ·In Cycle ~sLap . !J'J'Ie Mei;r ser. a (Continued .~ . ~aJe ealors. --. Surrey ~. ' $1.00 . ., •us "Lawtet" Ll~t free " CHENILLE,..D$~DS --. . -. , ~ l -:. ~ Vjaeose rayon liol fr&e tufted bediP,I'98da: Pres~nk ·m full a~d twin bed aizea. Colors: phik, blU~.~ maize, Aile ~ · and )flllte. · .• . . Jerry CoJ.r, Pom~y Hlah School 8o~bOftlQ(e i* ' te;porf:ild ,.. ~overing nltely tn st. 'Matrs Hotpltat at NelsonYille where be i; confined with a crushed rl1ht le,. The youth was tnjuted in a motor tyclc accident two wee11:4 ac:o. a'ccordiq.g to reports when a snotorcycle he was ridin1 for ' friend crasbed i11lo I gu.rd rail 011 Route 13 near· Chauncey, Youn1 ,.Colmer Who will bf 17 year& of 1je tills SurtclaY wtn be kept at the , 'Jrospilal 1ot , ae·ver~ w. ....hth. m,ore. wteka until tuu determlna· .. A(\ernoon reacJin1~ ran1cd· h'oin ~on can lie made Of the 8i.tebJ 42: a\ Younp,teWft to 6t at Chelll· of ·IUs Jnjul'I<J. ill, 1'<!0111 number poike. ,.Yplool nllhl rNdinll 11 313. rpio4 !tOm 118 ••· C!Ovetari4 ·'to ..... ' ,.,, colorful ••• woa&rflll• .....lortahli ••• \ ' ' U. S..KIDtm:a !IU " ' ... Soft ui.i A~., , IGWNI,I._.tl ,.:- ••~~~> Aa<l _..._.i 011 kon Springer, manager of the Ohio Powtr Co ., In Pomeray was announced today as the Meigs County Chairman for the Cancer Fund Camp .a\gn which Is to get llbd,rway on April 22 with a goal of $4,000 .~e\. ror this county. ln~ ' meetihg held at the offices of t ' Ohio Power Co., Tuesday it wil ' clded · tJaat active eemmit.. tefJs'•*mld 'tMl: House · to bouse; S""al Gift~li Commerci.ll; JndliB· trill; Special ·Events; pPub~l : GJ,uba and Orf:'atUvUofs! r· . .11 of. these vi!Q.J eomml es .ta ;~ · anrialJoce"ii ' llfei'. Presea\ at Tue~JY night's meetinl Were' Garr.et L Moyer, Ohio DIvision of American Cancer Soeitey; ·N ina 1\ussell, •f"i'ancea Roueh, Marjorie Wright, executive secre· tary in HockJng County; C~~:thenne Shavorinsky, Ada Slack, Lavina Sprtnser, Esthe.r Clark, Ada Holter Mrs. Margaret G~cckner; Mrs. llerbert Shields. )(rs. Roy Dono. (lew, Mn Early Rl:lush, Mrs. Pat· ilek LocbiJ'Y, Mra. Carroll Swanson, Mrs. Edwin J. csates and Ruth Wille. -~'trkl'~= are Ill,. G. LJ,h~ Cancer' , Campatgn ' . rSewera•e' p . ernut partment inspector indicled fur ,<lrlvlng while i~toxi<ilc_d l!,>t "''' 22. Guldos h1mself wu reea11e41 to the stand as the last wUncn to go om agoin te.tim~y lie bad glve.p in a prevlOUs jJipeaJI· ..... The ,... had boon tmucd tw1ce . • A highlight of the Wedne5day was Raymond Boice, fenae. The loCal aurgeon sald ~at the medical profe'Millm tuatu are not considered a eotic. ln his summ1ry bcfc.rc 'tht' court Crow mllde tbi.s a vUa1 p11rt or hls de(ense. Guldos had testi· fied fw had t11ken 1'4:0 on~·arain pills of E!to Barbltol bc\wo<ln 1~ and 11:30 p. m. on tho night ht• wa1 arrested between 1.2: la and 12.20 a. ln. 1.4 miles tklow the I line an:1 lntoxicut· been a,). ed. milled by tha~ G\J,IdOII Pl;'Cs<:rlptiOII ·had a fqr the wadtlat Strike ' .- Co. . ' ·-------- SINGLE COPY-51: n « at ClnelnriaiL .' ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tburoday, Aprllll, li!S7 tbe case of the" Ohio Uquqr DP.· ____ _:_ _ _ _ _ _ _c__ _; Huason and Mra. .and their Jean, was a guest in Nelaonvllle. Thurllllay ....... 21 te M • · Guidos Defense Poses Number Springer Named Of QuestionS Under Ohio Law To Head Co~ty 18 jnch Z4 Inch 30 Inch ........... $UB ' Re Laurel Cliff Health Cfub To Aid Ccil'!cer Fund . Plana were made to aoltelt for the Soft $1.00 yard .• ... I .lt\l::ibe ((iris !aster --·-- dreMes • .--..-~----------------------=-----~~-~~~~~·~~~~~~~--------------~--~--------------------------------= i . PLANT BOXES........ . All Steel I GIRLS DIESSES FAIW DUSTERS M Ohio. ~::: clo..., .... lv"" colder eccat....._l IMWWI ThurNar. CfMrl"'l tM ~ Thunclar "'""'· 'rftlor ......, c:ltoudy, hlvh Thu...-y 41 to S4 norih•ast, 54 to 60 ..uthettt. Lew lnt~ Famous SEE THE NEW • , Reynold'a. Gallipolll were gue•t! of r P · an n. nrD' I Mr. ana· 'Mn. L. E. Reynolds and Menchini wh.o fell Sul\4,~-at her Mrt; ~·i'giret ReYnoldi, Sunday. Mr.' 1.1il.d Mrs/ John 'l'h.omaa are ho,ne ~n Wetllga,U St., . ~everety cutting her band, returned to · 1 ' • her home from Mei~~t!Genu.•l vi.dtine ~~~ daugh~er, · MaXIne, Hospital Tuesday mornini. and l~i,b m ~ansf1eld. . . , Mr. and Mrs. Henn::ll Hoffner Julie. rfobasoo, who had l'pent and daqhter, Betty and Elrl the aprlng vacation here witb ber Hoflner - and aon, Mlko, of Cbi,lli· family, has reburn~ to Miami Un. cothe were Sunday guesta of Mr lvenity wbere she ts a freshman. and Mrs. Lawrerice Hoffner &Jld Mra. Art:bur Skinner was In Galfamily, II polis for a checkup at tbe Hoi· ~er Clinic today. :Mrs. Delbert Shipley and fam Mrs. $1dhey T. Russell left today ily, New Leldngton, Mr. and Mn. for Hilliards where she wilJ a88iat ~ike Corbin and Mr. and. )f.ra .. in the care of ber daughter, Mrf. ' John Mos~man and daughter of Robert Hyath, and new baby, Su· J ~ewark w.,re weekend gue•t.s oi aan Ljnn. Mr. Russell drove her as ' far 111 Lancaster where Mt. Hayth Mr and Mrs. Eslie Moasman. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kesterson met fllem. were businesa vial\ors In COlul11· Mrs.• serahel Buckner and baby bUs rfcently. ' aon have been returned home from Charles Witbee and dau1bter, Meigs Gener.1l Hospital. t<Jiaine have returned borne alter Mrs. RoY ·HolmeS" tmd Mrs. Max 1 :i visit with relative! in Dayton. Roller were called to l'ittsburah Mr•~ Clyde Andrews ia usisting Friday by tho death of a relative in the care of her ~ sister, Bin. and have returned home. 1 !lenry Bentz, Rtc:ine. Kayte, •mall diughter of Mr. Mrs. Rusa Watson, Mrs. Bertha and Mr .. P. K. Ruaell, Is m with Scot'., Mr11. John F. Bllily, Mrs. a vlrua Infection. Olan Genheimer and Mrs. Mark Mr. and Mra. RoteOe FoWler, ' 8vans were buatnen vlsltor5 Jn Mila Sylvla McMaster 1 and Mrs.[ Parkersbura Monday. Mrs. John Blaettnn returMol Charlotte Dixon w e r e dinner bome last Wi:!l'!k from Holzer HoR- 11uestll' Sunday of Mr ...and Mrs. 1 pital 'Nhere she bas been a medl· Homer Hawkins, Pomeroy RD arid cal pallent (or ten days. , visited Ernest Hawkins who Is ill. Mr. ind Mrs Earl Hickman of Mrs. Dixon left thla week for her in Toronto, Canat111. Columbus apent Sunday with !ter home Mrs. Max Roller waa in Hllnling. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Blaet· ton Monday to vi&lt her sister-in- 1 tnar. Jaw, Mrs. Mark Rt.Uer, who •is a Vincent Kntaht bf Linsley Mnt· mrrgieal patient it Cibell C<lunt)' ta~"~"- lnstltnte, \fhcel!ng, w. vat, Hospital. · , .tpcnt the weekend with his fa't'l· er, A. R. Knlihl Mrs. Ruth Manis, Gallipolis, is 1 Mrs. Olan Genheimer and dall• visiting Dr. ~nd Mrs. K. D. AM&IIhter. Judy, spent the weekend bary and cbUdren, Jim and Melin-! in Columbus with Mr. Genheimcr da. Dban Weber, son of Mr. and, Mrs. · who 111 eD'Iployed there. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr spent Vernon Weber, Rutland, has 'been the week lmd in Columbus and vlsitinll hil grandparent.!. Mr. and Delaware with relativell. ~fl. Law,rence MUhoan. Mr. and Mu. Carl Neue of CoM.re:. ·Lewis Koehler and daught-1 B~lty Koehler, RN. Gallipolis, Jumbus spent the wcek ~ end with · Mr .and Mrs. Vernon Nease. been vlsitins Mr. and Mrs. Mr.' and Mrs. Thorn CGttrm of Halnet and children in Loa:an spent the week end with thl~ weok. Mr. and Mrs. J, E. Thoren. U~ Searlea and dau&)lter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grueser were buslnes• visitors in spent the weell: end In Columbus , Monday. Mr. Searlea ball' with Mr. and Mra. Roger Grueser. h11 home with • virus d Thursday and Every Week Day .......... . and Saturdays- 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. STORE HOURS: I r Mr VOL VIII NO. 305 • I ghte .~-----~---- for Roady lo Wear, F'\ll'llllare, Floor Coven"'"- Dr~pery, RCA TV Sets, and Dry Gootb. Save ill your Illes oll,._ i'h~ y ore vlluoble. Brlag ~em Ia . be added. Many euotomero haYe equipped th elr kltehen with dinnerware, :allet':t~1i: eookln1 uten8llo, brooms, mops from the Housewares Dept. by saviDg their • from Elberfeldo. M Jf•••• Are• . , U11it•cl PH• ..,.,.. l'o I'Jae ltaUtt-6 OII'M'••.... . _, at WeatherI . • SHOPPING -, CENTER ' ..... • e / Jn 'AdftrtiiiD(_ In Circulation ' . FAMILY NlCilJl'$ Lori NolloJl • Jolul Smith r WiUia·~ Knight wq &uest o! Luelllt Bearho Hawlrlns, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 8244 honor at a swprite birthday dtn)jo-,:aoo GIRLS \ ner Sunday at bi1 home, Pt. PleaIIJo-Eleanor Sehaaf, Middleport Soclelt Editor, Phone 6079 lint, W. Va. A deC(lrated birthday ~..,. Taylor Rlebard Deoninl cake wu aerved with the dtnner GIRLS IN PIUSON . C..._ - DUTCN TltiAT. Pruent were A. II. Knight and ,AMIL Y GRADUATIONS ~ Uvlt Tlckols - I t s ,fruct.l son, Vincent, Mrs. Jobn F. Bailv, MT. PLEASANT, Mkh. UP _ . Mrs. Bertha ScGtt, Mrs. Rusp 'mUBS.<FRL APIIJL 11-12 ' T;vroue Power Suaan HayWard Watson, Mr. and Mrs. John Scolt, Three members ~f the Oliver Por· and daughter Mary Jane, Rachel ter family-father, mother and son UNTAMID and Dick Genheimer, Bill Sheri· Robert Crai.;; entered Holzer HosCinemutope - Teebnicolor) dan and Charlotte Murray all of - will receive bachelor degrees Mr and Mrs. Ray Woodgeard p1tal Monday for a medical cbeek--llaobere durJna 1957 _ Mr. and Mrs. anq famJiy were Sunday g1Jest11-of 1up. · Zaehery Seott Barton Mact.ne Pom~o)'. Mrs. Stella Arnold and C. D. Porter and their son, Oliver, cur- ~:~e::t~ Mrs Darley Woodgeard Wilbur Kornig, who has started TRIASURI 01' RUIIY HILL · (Out-door wemrn) Arnold, Stewart; Roscoe Wise rently are seniors at the college, on a new job at Cirelevme, reCo-.. - FOXY DI!CKLIN. Mlddleport; the honored gul!.\ but each will uaduate at different Mr. .and Mrs. Robert Perry ' t~rned llome Monday beeauie of nnd l!trs. Kn1ght anQ children. tlmea du:rina tk year. and daughter, MaPCla Ann _of Lo hlgh ·water in tbat urea. :.l..:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;..,i;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l] gan were recent guests of Mr. Mr. ·llltd · Mrs. &rroll Conroy Jr. and 'Mrs Ray Woodiear~ ind ~lffl&bter, K,imberly Aftn, Je~nif~r Lynn Menchij)l dip HuntinJfcm, and Mr. and Mra. Val POMEROY In Llltal Nowa MAKE . ELBERFELDS YOUR ' ' . 'l . enttne .., . ' · Thutada, .temperatures were ex· \o be ta to &4 northwest to fO IOUtheast, droppilll " ar09!'d ~e state a\ ~etea .. . Service 'Station ~~T~Assist Jaycees Mapping Plans For Horse Show On Mav 19 County Veterans' vice Office report& that many vetera•• eligl.ble for the Ohio Korean Bonua have not applied for this " l>oneOl Attention again Is ealled to the requirements: Active military ser· viet under honor4ble conditions iuy place In the world with some 11erviee y.r:itbln tbo following dates· Juae 25, 1950 and July 19, 19:S3. The veteran must bave been a reslclc;ftt of Ohio at the time of ealry into military servite and for one yeilr lmmedlatel)' preceding entrY lhto eerYice. , . The ve\eran'i orlli:lnil report of opantioq., usually a DD 2.14, mu11t ICwmpany tfi• application. Plioto. itltiC ror,tes are not acd»table. lf the or;lg nal MParatiOn paper bas Teen Age Square 1 ~ Pl .been lOst or destroyed, the veteran Dr. burt DeVeau of Ollio Vniwr· will sec:ure a certified trtnscript elty wiiJ be tbe eallflr tcniJht of aerviu from lhe branch of ser· wh~:n a regulat teen-age Jquare dance is held in the Racine Amerl. vice with which he s<~rved. ~·n !,.eglon Hall. · The event I& .sponsored by the Racine Lea:ion Au~Uary witb Mrs. Ednl Knopp in ehirae. Dr. DeVeau, active in tbe Mellt• County Paw 'n Taw Square Dance elub of Pomeroy, hr a member of Uie ltlff In the college of agrtcul· ture at OU. -------+- Jackson Newsinan Fatally Stricbn Py Heart Atia(l JACKSON UP - Art Fortor. 30, news director and 11111 repteaentatlve ~or radio atation Wil.iMlJ here, mffmd a fatal heart attack ln a drlq atore Wedneaday. He was a f~mer. sportwriter for The Co· lumb1ia Citizen. and tor years· a ~na supportek' of J.be Southeast· em Ohio Athletic Lea1ue. MITI'!S TOTAL $215.75 Parldna · m'* eoUectlons ia ~eroy th8 put six day period !OtiUe4 f2111!.7G Patrolman lobo ' :k~· ~d lo\lay. Racine Baptist Church Quarterly Meeting Is Held Nominating Group For Lions Club .. Named Wednesc(ay Gtrald Pre11ton, Max Ward and were named to a nominating committee to pre~e'ftt candidates for offices of the Pomeroy J.,ioru~ Club at a dub directors' meeting this week. iLione President Claremont E. Hoyt told Ltons in tbair regular Wednesday lunche<~n meeting In the spclal rooms or the Federated Church the new officers wou1d be elected In May. A large attendance heard N. W. Compton report that an 11-yearold ilrl supplied glasetes by the Waneb(.enner IN ~lub rccenlly dedared· "I never ()n kn•w poople eoold ,,. Uke tbal" li\U!!In.l lleTviCCI fof Cly~e 'lhe glrl waa re~.Ud to have been \(rtne.Mr will be 11eld at. the unable t~ see h~r clauroom bla~k· fttwli,....Coats Funeral Hom~ board, or even her own famtly • ,1 k lth th 0 from aerqss a street. 0 r ~idq: at three c oe w . , Pre!ident Hoyt reminded mem· Rev. e. E. Hoyt. or the M1dd~e- bers to rt!:Port needy cases 'Where ~rt rirst Baptist, Church otfi· aid could be rendered children clltlniJ'. . with poor eyesight. He also noted .Burial will be m ttte Grnel again the availablli~ of canes and Hill Cemetery at Chc11hlre. plallt!c checker sets for blind pe~ It-· . . pie, whatever their ages. U 11lso was announced that the ROT AllY MIITI~ 1 • The I\Otai'Y Club m~~~th' dlrector.t voted to contribute up ; lhe Middl~port Chamber to $28i tor an "outing" of Girl 1 mtfft at itt annu11J · dl~.~ ,' ri· Scout Troop NO. :t tu Pomeroy. day nlght ierve u a fi!!(Ular A film, ''11le Medical Effects of meetlni for members '< ~ip{ th& Bomb," waa ptesented by Er· to ~ouncetnent made today. '(COlltioued o,n Pap Sevm) . w,.ms Leadingham , Toil, Ri Friday .,.m I The Racine Baptist Church in its regular quarterly business meeting held Wednesday night voted to reduce its loan by $371). Rev. Wesky Jenkins, pastor of the church was granted expense money to thf' National C~mvention of the Amer'can Baptist Conven· lion to be neld in Philadelphia from May 29 to June 4. He wts .also granted a week's Yacatlon in order to be 1raduated from the Umversity of Akron on June 10. Rev. Jenkms will reC(!ive a Master of Arts degree in Ps~cbol· ogy from the Umversity. Changes Made In Power Co. Offices ldain topic or buSMless. prcsen'· ed at the mecHn~ of the Meigs County Junior Cbampcr o£ Com· mercc held Wednesday night wall lbe planmng fnr the Jayceft Horse Show ~tthedul·!d for Ma) 19. One of the features discussed was a ch1ckcn barbecue tD b.! served at the affatr. Other plans for the Jaycees 011 lap Cor this tnonlh are a SpeakUp Jaycee Contest m which mem· bers of the local 1 rgani.zation will gh•c five minute speeches on Ure Jaycee Creed. W1lham Childs h1 lo be chairman of this event. A teen age rodeo will be held , somelimc in May wilh Don lkV:· ing bdng nMmcd as chanman for · lbat evcnL Reports w~ gh·en oo the p.·ogress of tbe broehure of Meigs · County industry and opport.uni·· ties, which is being made under the fhrect1on of the Jaycee aa On": llf the1r main projf\cts of the year. ' Dueu.sslon was , also made on the Cancer DriVe, howeYer .no official action wu Iaten aa to what par\ the organization would take in tire c:1mpaign. r,~·, t·!~·-. IPony J'..ea,_ue Tripling or Its inventnry h•• Lric range~ and hot water in order to meet increased demands (or such applianCes was announced th1s week by Ron Springer. loc:~! m"'nager · of th11 Ohio PoWC!r Co. In order to 'Provide tmple diGplay tor the w14e raqe of choiees m "different m;:~dels the company be •t moved a long counter on its mam floor out and substituted individual desks for persoo.neL ~ p'Jayers · CaJ'-ed .J · For Processmg· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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