http://66.213.69.5/files/original/07880e45dfae047baf0d70924b62686c.pdf 2429a4d2903b62cd48312756453349a7 PDF Text Text I -'" \,._.,, I Dil'f)'SelllhleJ, l'lmlero)'·Middleport, 0 ., April 11 , 1957 .IUitOil "LLSU ·11061'0-WM!o ~ .iwla 0'· 8"1, w11 llttirae .on a jw'f ln auperior wurt', 10mebody atole ~er hnlao lamb . coat from ar. anteroctn, · t..&rJ, ' Unser. Sharon Roush, StnJey Saunders, Thomas Skinner, Ph)'l.liJ Stanley, Fred Thomas. Sophomores: John Bacon, T'bomaa (;'lark , Edward Crooks, Jennifer Daniels, Peggy farmer. J ane HGyt, Carol Hudson , Mark Kelly, Roger Wihtfoot, P!ltricill Michael, Carolyn Milhoan , Robert Nelson, Di.xie Pierce, Mary Scott, Polly fioma1 , Carla Wilson, Harold Wolfe. t~eshmen : Mary Barth , Judy Clark , R•lph Edwards, Loretta Hanning, Joyce Herrmann , Karen Hemmons, Pbyllls HUbert, Russell Lewis, ucrnard :vJ ig hl, Janice Richards Barbara Stih· ~. Bonnie Van Coo~ey, Denms Wal burn , Karen Walker, Caro lyn Wilson , Marianne Woodgcrd, Sue Yeauger. Christine Coall, Don Erwin. KQ' Jenkinla.n, Karen McElhtnD)', Su. u.n Probueo, BUI Stob&rt, Suaan Mr .and Mrs. Lewia Mlller had Pullen, Doria Rlce, Judy Sauer, 1.1 vlsiton recently Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swackhamer. Robert Van ~nard Lewis of Canton who bad Cooney, David Lyons, ll.oaetta Aicbreturned from a trip to Florlda. arda. Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Webb were week end JUel-ls of their son and daughter·in·law. Mr. .and Mrs. 0 8r 0 James Webb and baby o[ Colum· bus. Mr. and Mr1. J. P. Burnejl of Charleston spent lhe week end . Jo Hardy of Pomeroy wtll call w1th Mr . and Mrs. H. B. Pt~well . 1'¥ir. and Mrs. Pete Bearhs of ' square dances in the Chanceklr Hotel in Parkersburg tonight when 1 Pomeroy omq Mrs. Erma Wilson st~ te c,onvention_of_Wes t Virgtf!ia .are spending a two weeks vacation •Htgh School prmc1pal.s opens ats in Portsmouth, Virginia. sesswns. Bob Adams is a patient at Shaekle Clinic, [if:\son, where he is reScventh: Sue Alknsworlh, Man- I Mrs. Hardy, railer for the P~Jw covering from an appendectomy. ning Baumga rdner, K11rl Be~:k, '11 Taw SQuall' Dance club of Porn· Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sandra Brewington , Cha rlene Da· croy, Is currently atJthortng a se r~·is, Karen Fergul)on , David Hoy t, 1cs of o: rtlcles in The Daily senti- Miller over the week end were Sandra Hyicli , Barbara Jones, Rev- ncl on the history and techniqueS' Miss lrene Mlller, Columbus, Mr. erly Perrin, Mary ('arol Swanson, of modern (o! k dancing . and Mrs, Wilmer Byers and ch~l~ Hl'lcn Taylor, Tcxa!Jua While. Col· Fritlay ni~,;ht she will call dances ~~~~· Patty and Eugene, of Warren 1 IC('Il Wilson. Sharon Pickens. for the graduation party in Par· ' ' Eight h Grade: Judy Butcher , kcrsburg of a second and third Mrs. J . "F.~ Burnell of Charleston and M~ s. H. B. Powell attended the P. T. A. Jitney Supper, Saturday evening at Syracuse Mr. and Mrs. Henry Balser and .!inn. Lawrence ,spent Sunday with Mr. anrl Mrs. Jack Ables and ehil· dren of Middleport. Boys Rank High On Honor Rolls At Middleport 1 ~~ alld _Mrt. Rod~\ iGrs on the Honor Roll at the end lamily ney Hol&ina:er and fam1b, GrHn· of the past six weeks were boy.s fif'Jd, Sunda,... aecord.ing to the list published in "'lhe Activity" Wednesday. 14!'· •~ :a. Robert Webb and Seventy-tive percent of the Sen- Students on the Honor Roll ar~ : Seniors, Keith Anderson. Bruce Bradford, Okey Ca rl, Arthur Clark, Stephen Co-lts, Elidic Grucser APRIL 11·12 Gordon Guthri(' Jane Harris, RobTHURS.JFRI. Suaan.Jiayward ert Hennesy, Thomas Kelly, Junior Tyrone Power UNTAMID Kennedy , Robert Morris, William Cinemascope _ TeC!bnieGlor} Rice, Marlyn Ro us h, Kay Stales -.also-aud Janet Valentine . Zachery Scott B'arton MacLane Jun iors : P:.tncia Barth , G<'orge TR.ASURI Oft RUBY HILL Baum{larliner , ('arnl Blak<'r. Vera Covert, Gene Crooks. Jeannelte (OUt--door Western) C~rtoon - FOX-Y DUCKLING CroQks. Kay Dar ~l. Clan•nce De· ~~~~~~~~~""""""~W~cc=•':_·_S~h~aron Jom•s, Jam{' ~ Oh· LETART FALLS j H dy T Call For square Dance ~-,-,----c-­ daneers SJIOnsoreU by the Wo'''ti·C<ount, ·Rec tea lion Commis· 'Mrf. llatUe JODN of Cedar Grove, W. Va., ia yl.&lti!IJ.: bu da"lhter, Kro. Gutr,:de !WI. Guests over the rielr: end of Mr. and Mra. General Hall wert Mr. and Mrs. Fleshman of Ole)'. W. Va) Mn. WPda Fiaher and children rd Reed, W. Va. , PFC and Mn. Doqlu., Rflele a~;~d dau1hter. Mr. Reeae returned Mon· day to bis baH in MoD.tana. HiJ wife and baby accompanied him ' here. • Regular $7.50 Revere Ware ·wuuam French Chef Skillets I I Mr. an.d M!"'li. Leo Randolph have moved from the Chapman property to Bashan. Mr. Huffman of Syra- Bo,rd ,,. 1...,.,~...,~,',..~~..,~~""""""""""""""·~,,~~~~ Out Use ·· ·Water Meters A·a P Super-Right •• -. 81ade Cuts ' ,cornpetejlln the stale-finals of 11. As· Middleport" she u.e stale In the Mrs, America wis Mr~. Jack Phillips of A&P Chuck Roast Is Tops In Taate and Tops in Thrift . . . specially selected from grain· fed steers ... It's carefully trimmed ... all choice blade cuts . . . no stringy neck por· lions . . . A&P gives you the most good eat· lng for your meat money! · ' BlindM~thet ..... ROUND BONE English lloast • lb. . , ., ~ 1;_: ' ;. "Plump ond Tender ... Pan-Ready 45c: ' Roastino Chickens . 43c· lb. • A&P Super-Right ... Tender, Lean, Well Trimmed New Premium Quality .. , Oven-Ready . .I ' l w· ·~\ . ·49~ , ~~·. ·.fresh ... . Pan· Ready ..• . ' C:.. l4'ryer ·Parts ~~-; ~'.......- ·· ..... 29(}~ ·.Redfish Cucumbers - :3~ PLUMP BREASTS ",. i ' t ' , . IRAND RG '; :, ~·-11W1111 ile!!dout wlllltiPtdll &riiid of lweet ri!' .• ;· lb.' . /· lrnlt- - -- ~ - ·~ ~..~ wltll ~ 11*111 -~ lllowft .,_~!!fl·--~ llllliitlfllauppiJ!Ia -· ---- ._ '·' Fnlsh·Frozen ... Pan-Ready Fancy Silting ... Loag Green q ' I BONELESS FILLETS CGIII!IIned wltl-'!Oitiilinl fat·fi!! .rclrofct "P~~ ofll COII'*'fYIIImla A, alt. tmullllftll and p!IM~I~f fft·W'evt ,.., war • o..ilo ,.,,.,. ~~eu.r;-..-.... INs .Pid.i ......iiii4! ot(lr. ., lb. · tl:JIJit ;" "iiiJf , ' lb. / ·for -. ,. ,;·',~ . Celery I -. .. ' (-' , •• .... ' ,I .(", Z4 , '· '"-·:_ c; CtRGE '· • '"'·• '; . as~ stalk 1 ' ' Runaway Auto CraSh. JntO Tf ai}er Truek ·tom WASHJNG'roN UP- The P:.~~ OffiCe DePartment Friday ~ prepar.atJons to put drastic ~s:.at cuts into •effect :illt midnight. EUt 11 Pld a tnt minute ebange ill plans waa still posaible. Th~ impart of ·the curtailmel\: of poatal serv:iu will be fe1t i 1 • Pomeroy and M1ddleport Satur~ day as well as in other parb ... ~ tbe nation, wLth no carrier scrice beins rendered no rural do; l.i d both ' po3 t 0 u· • ¥ei'Y an ICe dosed. .. Next .wee~ new hours fo~ the post off:re In ~om.eroy Will b.! from 8 a. m. until 5 p. m. for .tb) m_oae:r order and p!)'llal savin~ Wlfldow and from 8 a. m. pnt , 4:~ P· m. for the atamp and mad w~dow. In Mnldleport the stamp and m-fil window !fill be open from Q;30 a. m. until 5 p. m. and . tb~ money order and postal aavmg::~ ,window ~rom 9' *- m. until $ p. IJI. Other curtailments aie wt•• Federated Church . Membership GGal . Confirmation To Of Middleport's 'Be Held Sunday parote v· lator Chamber 0 ver Top Middlepor~ Seheduied F,or Heanng • Sat urday ' M'mg·}e R l . eques s p Pol•"ce owers FOf Obi . . 0 Pat r0I w·n I wee'k. ' I ·'. Y ed A 8' Ob serv . l· nOIJe·r·oy' Rapt:.,. u· 0 Landers Bound ·Jury·.· j: l'o· wm 0 •A ·· Tbef · n· uto t ·Ch•P. Holzer To. Hold :ement c,•v·'ep. Judg n ouse'' or ' · H · • F·,. ' •· Plam"tifl .,_, . N·. e.w Dornu.tf)ry .. . ' Court_· Da_.,ioh' r . m. -~··~ ~lna:l' cveni~g Mn., · repre. . . u;m I k .' . ' ,> t .. chur~h ~~u :be New Business To~ Soon At Middleport £ . " ·t. CRISP Pasc:al s H(}ur Changes Are Announred By Postmasters or K'eD possible if ' tbe full extent eut· supeni~d " the~~!~:~~::: ~ackJ, ~ bY ~e U. S. Post OUie'!l j ~ are Ed Tbotu.s, ~ Also, MVforle Ann Brumley , 17. Department is mad~ eff~tive. Vernon Weber, ,\· ' MJddleport. b:~rationl of the fac-e Pottmaster Genet~ ~t E. and eontu&iou ·or the ·left Jhou.ld- SlQamerfield said C!uta-in· er and ..-tiat; Sliiiley Bahle, 18, eluding an end ta alaMilt aU weet. lt,;::,l'~a;1:'•::~~ fftetured Wl'telll'a. .,.nd serv~wti!atd " so in~ · etB . aclmitfed w· tct' .itid: -10y ~n effect untfi Con-- · · · after 1110 exlr• . .I lu¢s- . . Sire wi!J, ~~~ rioi\ .t..\t;u, · ready' far He told" tbe Sc"-t'.e ~PPrP~ . the Mts. Aineriea contat · 1t Fort ••rn,poi>ry Tbe Oth:- t\o.u CommitlH •Tburtdaf lltft.. of Laudpdale,' Fla. . · · . . ... were al' outpatient~: noon "nothing can slop" the Cuts , w~:s given SQ(:ond"pia<!, went to -Mra. Don. Bacon ruled the · baby; Rollltl were t.-oua:ht in by a pasaiO.e "except .money lrorit Ccngriu." temporar,Y · as leader aid R. Frauche)', 38, Toledo. WhUe Anne-tte Wllla, to be a dependent mootor·it'•t. · He insisted later a~ emtrgency of the Exp'l.oret'l· and the red rib· third place was won by Mrs. Joe chlld rendered deaUtute wUJt oUt Sisman was lodged ill the Me-ip appropri:illtion must slgned bJ . borf tbey won It the annual Scout A . Hoffman, Ashtabula, 37, wife of f-ault of its .,~~nt. County jail 1nd held for his .ap. Presid4nt Eisenhower- not merc-Expordtion last· ~~day wai pre- an insurance man. · peuaoce Jn GallipoliJ. ly approved by ' a eonii'etsioD}ll aented to the .• ......aolmiires. The jurist said th:~t ·lna.smu"rh 54 ~-mi~~before the cuts could ....., Mn. PhUilpa prepared a stuf. th t• h 1 h dl s ·" · th ' --~ hi ·Hitibs npl-ained the seouting as e mo ~.~er w o 1 an ctpurnvmg e uece~ ·~ • be eancelled. ogram In this area. and ' g ave a tea Pork chop dinner, which ped now had Shelter and sHmed wife Daisy; daughters Mrs. Liule pr C-onfirmation services wil~ t-e I . eapabl e o1 carmg · fot· th e ebild .o.c " Blane, c o1urn b us; H e 1e n H ar . · The IIouse A.P,roprlatioa Com ....ilrt re\~iMV .of the ·S·cdut Exposi· jud"eS • said waa the .... .._ tiest and held ~~ the P"ed.,aie!l Chorob 10 .,., t. eaaiest mea) prepared. h t h rd b · p rtl d N L" K h c mittee called a tloted door mer!ttion. He ann.ouneed tnlli •Cam}:loree t a t e temporary o er was e- rJs, o , an ; e we o en, OS· ·. Sunday at 10,30 A. M. and tbe Utg this morning to eunsider S!Jmplaniled ,for Camp Chester on · · ing nit~de and that if circu'mat.m· Elmer Proffitt, Charles _jMembcnblp in tM .golden . aoniYetllr,- or tbtlle C!Oilmerfield's emera:ency requnt for Miy 10·11·12 and the annu•l Ban· cea prove out that tbe ·mother ~ of Portland. Carl Proffitt. Gtlamber of Commerce has ·pass- finned [ifity yean ago will be ob"41 million doUars. But the House quet -which will- be held at the fu1ly capable that she will !xo and a foster-so~ Wil· ed their original · -gOal ....ol 100 served. wu in recess until Monda)> wbeq: Poli'Jt Pleasant Moose Hall on Apgranted permament custody. of Syracuse.' A•so membe-1'3 and the JllteJit . n-.ncs .to it planned to act op· 11 geuln-aJ rU .30. · ~ i>re 26 grond _children oe l><lded to those alnady pubMtm~"' pf tbe eonllrrn-n . . ,. Baebn said that the lat~er ,or 31 great erand children. . appropriaiiopa lished are Thomas G.avin; 'Valley elass are Sharoo Wllaon. AMoet,t Kennetb . Wblte, 14. wiU ap- supplement-or Awar:cfa were given to these I.e· tht' child has been willfuUy nE:g· Lumber Company, C. B. Weise, Tracy, Karen Ho~nea: J"udy Mill pear iD ~igl Cour.ty Juvenile bill cionriairel who are on the Post . ligent and. that a w-atTant iJ now A. SOn Homer and his first wUe · (COaUaued oa Page SeTa} Mrs. ~ Guy ReYnolds and Dal1• er, Wi1ter Grueser and ltalpb Court SltJif'day _ to 'nswer ~ 3. ,C!ommlttee: Chester trwift, Lee out for hli arrest. Bertha preceded him iD death. ; aDd Thomu Werry. charge of violatioa or parole u a Smith, Gale -Hysell and Ralp& lfar. A parted car owa1tid by a young !'riendl may call at the famil)' Gatewood. Gold certificates win be prerelult of hD AppfthensiOn Wedtin. PomeroY attorne)' tefl18ed to lt.l)' home at any time. Tb.ia . evening the annu'.il biln· seated to tbote wbo . were e6l· neatiay nJabt by _loea1 pollee and Commander }\-oieoe Fife was jn jn pl.-ce Th~:~rlday afttmOIJD and be made in Vteat. quet or ttle ·c. or c. ,tombinrd ,. railroad deteetfve.. ~~:·~•:.ot tbt .meeting which w., roJled' o~t Into West Malp ·street under the direc· with tht --,regular meeting ·of tht ·~rmed fifty years qo and ai!IO White, in truuble once beiOI"fll: members who have been COD• the Legion Hall. Durlnel j!t" tbe path of I trac~-- trailer Ftmeril Ha:me. Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club to r.--• · ed ~L ror breaking lnd entnina: In tile ·~··--t>;~•i•1e~ sea8ion Tom· Sktnper ttuc:k cauainl heavy d·-~to-tbe hu~ or joln another '-'~~ur.·h night time, adinitted to· oli"!Ct!!"j ~ Gene Crooks, delegatet, and 1953' sedlll. ,. '.. w.ill be held at 6~30 at the Mid· he and a~er. l.-1 tirob: a seal· dleport lf!gb Sc~ool gymnaaium · fifty rears ago. . , . K t• M El L 1· Ma ter . . Rowley ond George Baom· , . . Members of l.lte 1107 ..~tft0rm~:J t\d Cbesapeeke A OhJo freil)lt . ~ar , aJternates, were JCiccted . Po~roy: P.,llce 111~ attorn.tY . enne u e nny s s . A )'buftl, recenUv marrit"l • , · Bernard N~ :rutu, ~rt~ bb ear · of Ceremony for the program tlon class who are Tuesday nighl 'and, destroyed 1 1 1957 • on the apron of tW BlUe Sunoco State or COLUMBUS UP -~ghway PI· ~ . and Wtlliam GmeHt, prc.sident Will be presented · qu.Jntity of property. The otlier couple from eastern l'entnl Otuo and'cror tlr'h% · SerYU:"e ~t,lml •ncf·~,.._ ed ln -tbe trol Superlilte~<Jent ' eoree .~· Of .the! c. or c .• wHl weleome the ea are Mn. Freda bave moVed to Middleport arid boy iJ .Ja{OU Sh•ta-, 13. ·soon will open a new business o-u · ,llrs.• EDen · Stholl at the annual •tallon, TIMi ear r~J.t;:d· ~lfda :ntu:!f~•:x;:~t'~re ..:::;:a: l,f:~~k:.•and guests. Ofrlcer's laltJ a trap for tbe' t'll" t.oN!t St., (Rt. 7) the fint of its 1 'm1." .. this Sun'·aV ~r:tto t.be etree~ into die ~~de of _ a " · · tor the evenlrig will Mary ~Jer Par~r ~ • 'IJ M ble and pr l)er" thtt ~e patrol . prits Wednesday , night, _ll_oping klnd in tOwn·. Herbert Reibel, ...Ut be in·,th.· · tr_~lt~ 1dt;i~~ ll>:v· l'rtlllk· Zltovltt, ehould· hive full poll~e poWera Jf! · Holy Weeli: aorrices at · lhe W; PeGJ)Ies, Huntlneton. ' they would "return .to the r;ccnllt They are Mr. and Mrs_ Hershel and the itev. Waldo J. Con~ntlb~ ih 80. ·;Wt!lh~t~li, ~-- . . cert1tn ·· eaJercen.elriS.: ;mch IJ Pommy Baptist Chu~b ine1uCic o[ their crime." They did. The" .Meelure, Loudrnville, 0 . ·,.:ac·• ' I . •. . . \ Damaae ~ Ji'ultz'a. ear wt.l e&U· strike, vlolenea. special music by UJfl· e~olrple:n· younger boy wiD appear for "- a~ · he Ukes to be eaJied, ill 21, his Commaniler rue baa named matbd at~. noite ,to :t~ tractor. ten aermons by tbe pastOr, Ralph bearing next TU~dar. wife, lT. Sbe was formerly of 1 Clitworthy, 'che1ter.. Erwin~ 111-iestl,atinl offietlr .'"Jf!41 ~· Web- Mingle' teatif\!Jd before th~ Hoose· c.. Zulidtl and a candJeligbt com-near Charleston, W. Va.. The Me . Swish~r and Te_d . ·~- ~-•ij_• no eb•r~tt~r.~ ·~I \f .:IJ .a Judiciary Confmlttee in: support•of munion. service. ~ ~;falld Clures have leased and will op.m ,,. ~'"" · on the MemorJ~~l DQ' · com~ me.>mbe_.r-ot tho ~w (lf>i+l, .W , et.Wr a bill 'glving the 'p'ltrol pollee pow. On Palm Sunday tfte chOir within two weeks [or the lint · "~ -...... ,.. . r.rln~ era When ordeted by the gOvtf· · ' mlttee. . ltld.'•nltit •n!l llues ·- ¥jd'clle- rior. The patrol 'la nOW limited•tO re)>don two ontbemo. ''The Ki•r ' time the Dairy 1sle lpcatcd at RL - - - - - --- pott. . . ·.patr.OIUnl the blghwAys, crime, . In Shall Come In" and '"111.1! Old 7 and South Fourth Ave. ~ which ·an automobll• is used and RugJed Cross" and tbe 8erl\l.O.d mwARnsvn..r.E. UP :Last year Dairy ble Commi~ . ' . . " · • " ' theme wtu be "A. Weeping J:i.hg'' ·n n.deri, 17,' Ponieroy, co. ~ ary Inc .. of Wooster, 0., pU\ U'J crlm" on state property. Thursday evening ot 7'30 · t~< • Funeral services wiJI be held the anodern buildi.nt on an op1 ~n The bill under consideration ~a· Lord's Supper will be ob!er.Yed Icbue in whieb a sheriff waa Monda)' for Stanley B. Peteu of lat Tbe plate remained unoccii-an ou.tgrOwtb of the reeent lengthy in the ~burch's tradiUonall»>liner ,was held . for P'utd Jury Circleville who died early Friday Funeral senicei aN 0 yet lo- pied through tbe winter. I 1W Ohlo COnaoJUiated TeJep~one Co. the · congregation assembliu,g month on ear· sEeallng. morning of a heart ailment He is eomplete for Mrl. Be ISle Oiler, 49, McClure's D11iry Isle is loeatc'd. dJed suddenly at her home on on a lot that provides amph \, i" ' i ,.. ' !• otrlke. oround • long table lq candl<· ateajlng • the father or Reynold Greeue, ecJ.; · Jtor o[. The DaUy Sentinel. below Hobsob; FridaY morn- parting area with easy aece,s• · Plins· are complete at ' Hob::et said that ·at one time be lis:;ida 3· the The Middleport Emergency !rom Fourth or Rl 7. He will fea- ' Surviving are his wil'e Mn. H.. Hoapltal lor ''Open bo1111e" at n• used 8l patrolmen during the peak join In the community Good Fri· authodliel ·was summoned but round lure flavored soft iCe to:-eam. dKJ~ •· H111 th d0nn!•"'- __.. · Judeemen~ on a 4q•aovlt nOte of the atrike'• ' vlolertce and van. d · t th Fed · t 1 zel Peters; another son E. Oiler dead on tbetr arrival. late at first , latel' chocolate and 8 ' e new &In& iOtaru~~ ..:.. ••t~ ' 08 ine.~'diDI ' inier-- dallam. centered in the Port. ay servace c era e .y,.. ·edueatlpn11 buUdin1 of the Hobh . · Church Dan' Parker wso kiUcd Greene of Columbus; . SurViviDg the deceased are her strawberry, a1terna'15ng. n.o J._.-e eat" wii ·.nn ·redI ln 'faVOr of the mouth area. · ' · •H olpttal Slehool o N~rainJ. "Op· Easter Sunday R>Jv. Zundel Monday and two other men were MrA. · Andrew Wennell hw;band :Marlon and nil* children. cream machines will be installed ·George Wharton of en house" ,wilt be hf:~d ·saturday, plaintiff ·todiiY n ·Mela:a County Will speak on "A Good New~ Injured in a Head-on colltalon. Georae, Betty Ann, Sharon, Clar- and hot dogs and root beer ai:I.J Aprill&tb, aftci SUnday, AprU"14,· ·~mmon·'plfta C~urt." to T!:t:a~!:!•l•':,lfl~~~~ ~~~~~~a~ From a Graveyard" aM the choir Landers was wouruled .in the hip Nine grant! chUdren ence tnd John 1re at home. will be merchandised. Other children art: Rosemary frOm l :OC) p. m., to 8:00 ·P· m. dail7 RfoymoDd V. J!~b.C:h. emer&:~~ e"cept in handling wlJl sinu; "ResurrecHon PaY n" by a blast fttom a riot gun" fired grand child. Before moving to Middlep~ wl'tb dedltatiOn service• on Sunda:r sented by Maontna webJter, wat .c:tdflc and communkatiomf. IIDd "AI! Hall Rr.(kf' met." under a politeman.. He wrecliied the Alao aurvhing are hia father -W amsley of Mid'dleport; Martha and residing at 70 N. Second 'An Jane Fife of Middleport; Jack Oil· April 14tb at 21:.30 It· m. awarded ~e jud1emeftt ;*hleh.had MJtie:Je· uid, thlli· '" states hiVe the direction ul :'I(I'S, -EJmc•· he· waa driving' ind fled on John H. Peters, Lancuter; bro.onlr to be captured . later thers. George. Lancaster and Harry er ot Middleport and M8rvin Oil· Mac t~peratcd a LoudonVJlle· res-· Vltilt~l'f wlll' · be conducted ~n afted agaWt Ro~ Hill" arid hl&hwa,- ·pe_tr<tls w.hi.~ have a<Jme Wickham.. Mr.a. James · Slephenson er- of Cheshire. There ai'e three taurant in partnership with his throdah the buiidiD.... by~ the atu- Acllea ·C. ·Hill. · · ·deerCe or p'oli<:e pow~~ i:Jtbtlr thai'! · til'tfanlst. . alteep in ll barn. ' and John of East Rin,.old. father. Loudonville is the (th•.o olenta of the Futun. ·Ntrne' Club of u ll h s d 1 ch grand children also. America troni Gallri Aeadeiny In other actions .,the· ~Ut:' ~er~ p~~ IDI the rOads. ' . . . dui;J for u;::OYw~~~v ::!r:~cS:ho:: ... He." was a mem~r or tbe First A sister, Mn. ·Maek McGilton of town that 37 years ago Wll in ~ SchOol ·of GalQpqUa; the ed an _iD..Yestlgation .into famlly . m.mg~e said in lep~y to I que• ·foUowin"g. A nursery and junior Bla~:weJI Ritrs , Methodist Church; Fral.('!r.naL Qr. ColumbuJ and a brother .Jennings the national spoUigbt because der of Eaglea. Loyal Order of Siders ot Columbus abo survJve.- John F. Kettering· gave fina,ei 11 Al:neri~an Red Croll Gray ~dlea circurriltan(!e~~; IIi U.e aJvorce ac- ti~n t~at be doubted the Natiollal ·c hdrch b conducted for chll· f,l~ld~'n Wednesday qf .G,a~Jip~lili and aluMni · of Hol; broUght by Geja1~1ne. Burke Gu~ eoU:Id have ' been uaed ef. ·d ren wUI be beld ·at 2 p.I'O. backing to the Fbtible Co.; w.hiCb N. D. Bordon, past('r Moosf:, IOOF and the MWA. let HoJpltal Scbdol of Nw:iing. aaalnat . Erne It · BU{,kt because fectively 'in ~he . PDJ~o~t~ •U:III:e. . Th.e flower committee Mrs. Ed· a pia~ to be announc- now ·makes plas:Uc product+ , ~ · Mtddleport \l:_t. · MorJah Burial Will be made in Forrest Tbe famoua General Motot\!1 R6fre1bmentl Will · · terved . ebJldr•n· ·are inv9tted. An enb'y ~e aald the ~ops were not ward Foster, Mrs. Wllliam Watso11 Rawlingli-CGats Funeral Church, officiat-'!od at the Cemetery under the <Ureetion · of ed with member• ~um- was filed diaminfna: Willie WIJ.. tr~lned as eJ~Il ~e ~nd ~at the lind Mrs. orval Wlll!s, will apHome is In cbara:e of arrange- Corp., inventor wu born .anJ or Robert Dlai!kwell a.l Defenbaugh Funeral Home. raised near Loudonvllle, and .llit ot lhiJ llama vi The Weat €oaJ~ co. a~(l job Jn.the str~kc eafied., for blchly 1pioecia"te ·the cooperatiun or mem ments.. • widnesday. ' · the Industrial Cor!tmialion of OhiG trllnt!d police oUlcers. be d 1· d 1ppreciatlon to the to~ he kR·tf rresent.ed by <!ase as it haa been· Mtt,led .o ut ol · n n r&en s.· ill his boyhood, the plant •Wii AID FAMILY organist ' TARGET PRACTICE court. The"bill was apcmiOl'e(l by Reps. · -----sponsored as an n:perimeot ;t lB The Middlepo.rt Emcrgcn'"v Mr.s. r. JERSEY CITY, UP The auto . Kennetb· f'.." B¢1 (&Coshoeton), MilOS GENERAL HOSP.ITAL placing industry in a am·~~;~ ~i"f Squad was called to the Marion !UehFW, of Charles Burns, while parked in One divc.~e. "acti~n waa filed, -K !J: Il. De.nn~l (R--ctJitt0n), ,..04,_ : Admitted.: Mrs. Rina Cr08S, ~ t · E. Y-oung, Mrs. culturkl village. ;,' ~ '~ Oller r~side, n ce, 1\t. ?, at 8 a . m. J.lrs. lrvht Baumgardneri Mra., ~v front of bis home on a tecent day ~~~~~ La~nce Nap.,r, Miner.. R. M~n Galvin (I).Lueas).J cine; Mrs. Frank Imboden, SyraAnnouncement. date today to alit a member of thf! CoJe., Mn. Gertrude ButJCr,' J(ra. was hit by a car · 1t 2:10 a. m., a vlllt! RD.,· VI ..J'.IJ,le . ~ttle _Napper, . Mlil1le 'is Jelil,viri"I " Uie, pltt~l ~u~; ~lrley Bable, Mid~leport Clure's .opening the -·•· ,, Klil(Ue~ O'Btlel\;: '!nd· O'Bt.1e"D · Jh~Uy~ to 'betome _Portsmouth elt)r ~snusaed : Carron Gramm, Lc· Harrison· Bentley, ~ts. W\lJjaJb raxl at B:l50 a. · m.. and a truck at f-amily. Membert atayed until a will be made , soon,. ~tor was enroute. 0:10 a. m. Smith. ~· pl~h!ti!fs atto~:rs. . ma_naeer. ttrt; Jessie Larrnlns, Rutland. .. 37~ .. Stewing Chickens • '•, • lb. ,~; ·' Paul SipP, Zl. Rutlag~f: ltD 1. trill appear In Ga~llP;Oll• IDUnicipal ®u.rt todl)', to ~pwer thart:ts of driving while ~to~ted foJlow· Jng a f;peetaeulft ~Jbwar ~h late Tbul'lda): evenaq near Middleport in wb1c-b ftve other people we~ Injured. , ... . Sigman Wit tiM:! ·driver of 1 late m~del el1' thlt tare out 1L2 JUard· raal postl alone_. Sttt.e R 7 four te~tha of 1 mile IOU~ ot. t~e. Middleport c-orporaUon line. Hu then ploughed through the rail into a field and ltopped on its top. It waa completely demO.iahed. Tile Stl~ Highway Patrol laid 1Sigmon"• ear railed to make the curve just nortb of the New York Centra~ Rlilroad crossing. Sigman was travelin& north. He suffered cuts on bil head and abrasions on hia back Otb~ injured were Robert Du· gan, 20. Pomeroy RD .. abrasiona. of the left arm; Lindy SctJO(mover 29. Rutland, contusions and abrasiona on the bae~ iliAd 1houlders; .Jennie lluine Lemley, 19. Middle. port, abrasion• and C!Ontusions of her right lea:. worthwhile. This ·diU p0.!1slble meterilli in the future . I also uid resldeDta: yet "si«ned up'~ for will have to pay !101' ot their own ta1i1· U their mind later. HOw. tor aerv:ice May .1, and . · made. Alter bit •pprox:imately $1!!5 will be char~:ed. ) · It was pointed out that while water is ln m~tin .~ qc:w for fire protection it cannol bl' used for do. mestlc. purpMe,s until final approv. al · by tbe Ohio ·State Board qt Health hu bl;!en given. This is ••·: pe<ted by May .f., 1)ther member.t of State !Jn . lb. Center Blade Cuts Nallles Six Are In Auto Accident Near County Line u,, • ..,....,.,' . een~y~Bennett Legion Post wib a· c THIS SPIC:I.AL tAC:KAGI o~~-5at Everybody in Rultla••d all the water they minimum $3.75 per mn'"n,.,;;. Rutl1nd Boa11d ol Publie AffJ•!fo diseloeed today. , William J . Hob11tetter -Said ~ bond deeided in a meeting th!~ week there were nt~t enougb c:otl)o e5tabiishmenta to ~e not LOOK ,Ott ·! Will Hit Pomeroy, ELBE Rf·ELDS . spent the aDd week Mrs. end ' witb his Haypar. entsl Mr. Gerald Ha,n.n Post~l- Service Copper clod bottom spreads heat evenly. Gleaming stainless steel body cleans eosi· ly. Tight fitting cover seals in food flavors. S. A. Don Hayman, who is sla· I tioned at ~ainbridge, Maryland lm~• ' Meigs County's "Mrs. America" Aspirant Special $4.99 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Shank and child•en of Pomeroy visited Sun· day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Shank. - • Weather De"otN l'ol'ultateretU·fH ne Melp-llf••• ANti VOL.Vlll NO. 306 Pomeroy·Middlepott. Ohio, Friday, April 12,:1157 I SINGLE COl'Y-k ~~~----------------------------~~~~~~~~~~--------------~------------~------ David Reese of California · ia spending a furlough with his ga:andparents Mr. and Mrs. Gen· eral Hall. Mr .Reese is in the Navy. . at y ' ' cuse moved in the home vacated by Mr. Randolpb. . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chapm.an h_ave purchased the Edmund Nor-j ras property In Syracuse. Tlley will move there soon, man. ,. . entt ne • .\ alaoA;~t Stanley Peters Fatally Stricken Mrs. Bessie Oiler With Heart At.:ta1 Dies Suddenly At Her Home Friday �• " <' • • • The Dailv Sentinel ~2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Wddleport~ , A~rill2, 1957 Daily Sentinel Day Book NIGHT-MARE OF MEIGS-MASON AREA WSAZ -TV Cl-lanr~el 3 "Boys are ornrier lhan they used to be Parents don't have any cont.J:ol ~~er them ." This is just different \\Ording to the old refrarn, Tfle younger generation is gotng to the dogs " We don ·~ belieVe that at all; a-ctually, there are excellent rec· ords atatlable to prote opposite Is in fact true. Howeter as that may be, If you are one of those who think something ought to be done about the younger generation including ,possibly your own eight to 11 year-<>ld-boy, the piace to start ts m your own home and neighborhood, Cub Scouting, If the Dad of lhe house is sincere In wonting to do something about "boy control" is one of the best known ways to get results. The 14 to 16 boys In lhe Rollk Springs-Enterprise area who want to make up a Cub Scott! pack are being held up for lack of Dads to serve as eommitteemen and pack leaders, The following observatlqns a~t whAt a boy'; home shoUld be are important In any discussion Of "what's wrong wllh boys nowadays." That Cub Scouting tecognlzes this, and attempls to build a more healthy foundation for young character, is certainly a credtl to professional people in Scouting. Security is a vital aspeet Of e~ery boy's homr. No matter what happens lo your boy outside his home, he must (eel that he wtll find seeurlty within . lie must find understanding there, He must ni!Ver be afraid to bring home his troubles, He mus1 know that no matter what people outside may think about him, home is a place where he "tales." 1 Mlddleport, Ohio !{)n Motor to, to be wrong. Th c'l ' There are disturbing things you need not share with your tecord~ s how th <.lt lhC' siren was Apnl 11, 1957 mstall~·d on Ma y 16 1956 F or mboy , He need not know all the details of your family budget After rcadmr.: atto~nts o( th•· er Chtl•f of Poltcc, Ru.~s ell Bn1 1 although he can learn something of this side of life by having fmal court proceedmg.s m tlw ll'v's "DaJiv Hl"port" sh£'!'1 r1r to live within his allowance, One of the things he expects In cas~ or the ~tate or Ohio versu... 1\t;J Hi , Hl56 states th e followin"' his home Is a happy relatlonahlp between his mother and faRu~hard Gutdo~ I fee-l that tw - we cttuldn't mount the 1 Jrenther, Evidence of friction there cannot help but add to his Dear Editor: cordlng to the newspaper lh-:; our cld bracket was much too feelings or insecurity. His faith In you must not be shaken by I would like tu make knovo n t!'ounts I have been ptctured to smalL 1 tl!lephonod the fllctory frequent and serlou! family diSagreements . the fact that the reeent letter the readet·s by the deffmdant II!HI for 11 new one. More than security 1s needed at home. Affection is neces·!slgned "lntereated" ,,u written hit attorney as a liar and of cn1 m.rht say here that one of sary . There are many ways to show arfection without coddlin• by myself. That 11 wu wrltt :ll terlft!f! false testtmony to conv" l an innocent man ·ra my many th e f! ut>hlllg hghts on the cru!Si r H b b • . t!t on my stntlonary and wa~ slgne I , h tm. e pro a ly won t Hke too many hugs and ktsses, especi· w1th my name friends and esp(>t:UIIIY !be eLt rzc ~ now is the front sei"LJOn of ~~e ally in the presence of his friends . Often a friendly poke will Your papf\r 18 to he commend· or Middleport, for wh om 1 work ~ 1rrn The oth~r. two lights ( r ~,l) do more to show him your very real love (or him, especlalJy ed for 1ts 1nlegriLy is not rc~al· a11 a pollee offi'cer I would lilw o .,. NC 110! wm king.bec;tuse pf a h1d when it comes !rom Dad mg the authorship, degplte strong clear <1 fP.w " (acts" In this ca~f! gro und and lt was nl t fix ed untd 1. I did follow Mr Gmdos frc '1 'he $lr t:n w.1s mounted As I Make no mistake, your boy w~nts and needs acrection even exprc!ISion!l of disagreement. though he may shrug it off when you give it. On the other The sole re&&on r refrainea Pate Street m Mlddl~pnN to on ~ 1 e~a ll a ud al.so an employee r,f (r1nt Jl(t nulel below th · Pr;o~;ton !1-tQlor Co., r era lls, t1e hand he may be very slow about showing affection for you fror!l slgnlng th e . letter wu th.::.t 1nlle corporation !'inc where the flef<- 1- ~in' n w:~~ not mounted for- about ' 'h h f 1 h I did not want 1t to corry a ny It s w at e ee s t at counts, not just what he shows. But the more authority than that or it dant wa.s stopped and arrc~Lcd two wc('kg after May 16, 1956 tfllerse is true for you. Even though you have a deep affection private c1tizen 2. Al no time d1d Mr Guldv~ 'J The aft'ulavu chargmg Mr for your son, you must go out of your way to prove it to him . 1 The mtent of ~hat letter wn~ mel\twn to me that hr! was .s: · ~ Guidos as .~ig ned before Ma} n All·humans need recognition just as plants need water. This to be constructive In three way.1 or had l·aken mec.llcme. In f.:;:t Ftshcr on the night of May 22, biological need is stron1 ill ~~ys. It easily can get lost in the F1rst of all , l wanted to expre ~<s he was ;u~ked by me 1[ he- WJ~ 1956, by me but noth1ng else rush of e\reryday life. Ofte~ ~P.UI,' boy will try twice as hard to what r felt was a prevalhng •entl- sick before he was e~en QJcj:lfl \•1 was done at 1th111 . !Jmp A.'l Mr get out of IS vehicle and h1s an• - Guulo!! was m jail at .(Uilhpo\i~ please you when he receives YOur sincere compliment But he men.t; namely that . -rur •r,,eople er was " no ·• and eould not a t>pear When th~ · (eel compelled to IJ1Va to worthy need 1 not onI y pra Ise f rom you . He also needs to know that causes and lhat our buswess pea- 3. Il was impnss1hlc for :-.~ · warmnt was m::ade up by MllY 1' you recognize him as an indJvidual. At eight he is beginning ple were expected lo !Jive when Ouldus to I!ICC 11 fla~hm g re volv- F1shcr I ca n't sav because 1 am bcrause th erl' wu .. not roncern('d w'Jt h the maktl~ to feel important. You'll want to avoid talking doWn to1him, ever appNJached by any group. Ing light or sl;.; um '{ of a w<~rr:.mt und, 1 and treating him only as a little boy He does a· Jot of thinking People lclt trappod by a •'"" "none" The Preston Motor Cn rrconl<: thr se em.·tunstanccs and ha~ mau~ ldeu , You'll ftnd them Interesting If you en· tradtlion that Is being overwork· Patrolman I R Neal cour.ai:e btm to share them. At the ~me lim~ he is being I'd and Yet not one illr(' exprfl~~ may shnw lhe lig hts wen• wort.ng Dl lhl !! lim e hut 1 u ~:~Sur l' you tr~lltf!d as an equal. 1t openly. tttey were "not and Lh•• prosccuto, BUSY NIGHT Participation within the lam!ly Is a fourth lmpof!ant factor Seoondly, II wao int,ended tn , ,, had been mformed by me at an INOIA<NAPOUS UP - Ourglars f constructive 1'1 that It sunestu I In th e !Ife Of your boy. Here Cu b ScoutI ng reaps .,.ull cred.lt that nil oraani1 attons oughl to earher date tho! the "Oa1ly ne earned away 14 ton!l of !leel shaftfftr spoi\IOrtn,- wholesome Dad-Son eooperatlve wentutea In examine their goals, program!'!. port" sheets rtled by each oro ing and 150 J eep tfloT systems durniter his tour or duty clearly ing one mght's raid un a storage qte home. Modern school rooms use many methOds to give- melhod!l and member.!ihlp rolls to ccr proved the records of the Pres· yard. ~ur boy this feeling ~f participating plano and decisions. determine whether or not eha"J.· It You don't, the rontrast will be great. es here would Increase their i•l· ~ Now. If some Dads are interested. vou can be present at an come resourceJJ. J feel eertam Aortl 23rd meeting to be held at 7:90 p.m. In the Salisbury that mo!lt or our Ollll&nh:atwnx 2. Lllfle roof• lt. Cavalry A.r.R081 M 1 1 1b C can lncreue lbeir effeclJvene .s lnc •late 1word S c h oo1. "~ J, A. auppolt m.-u· cout omm ss oner W 1 ur . Dickson, Point by !KI% by such 1 proreflure r 3. Topaz hum• 21. Harden 1. A. fact Pleasant. will be on hand to advise unon necessarv steps to ~et would also su11e.t that much of mtng bird {var.) 11. ProjOOUiaf a Cub pack orllanlted in that schooJ's area. If Dickson cannot our dirrteuli:Jet are due to con4. Jl"urnlahY J2. Meu· with a. cell• ure of att@lnd. hl~ assistant, Carl Murray, 'alao of Point Pleasant, will fllcting dates or sDcial events Fo,· lnr lenrth be there. Will you? instance , my church trle~ nut lo 12 MUH et lyric poetry D. A.n.-to-Sax. 23. A sthedule any event on ccrta1r1 on aerf 4rlnkln&' t3.Qut moft , fixed dates, auch as lod!fe nlght mur C. ltema If. Domes\1. 'Miose tr~Wn bclne F . & A. M or basketball. Vot many Jroups 1. Inland te& M. Blxcla· t.od1a attenilln'r the Ma11:ortir wlll aehodull' events on Wedn"S· 4Ruu. 1 me.tlon l'ui•Nia)"• Aa•. .r 11 Lawful mnfHns In N'e'f"'rl: rncently wP-rr day which 18 the traditional pray· 31llndlan I . Scotch· 21. Sll!lerta.n. 11, Foreman 14 HDwell, Jr. I 'Wfl)lam ff.•ves. Chnle11 AJkir" er meeting nliht of most church· IWuh.) man·• hat (Uif to, Slolll C1 M~ ~el;n ~ounce l~n. ~;:1 .~ 1nt1 lflftlld Carnahtn and cs. o . ~nlnrs t. Sha.honean :IO.jU)Jnlnl' 1:1.. 1own , ~~YCt an l'lvr Bf. where ,..,··r 1Qii,O r- KtldeJ'. Thirdly, ( believe that mo~l IUat.) Indian 32. SDrht tutA 4Pnlll.l · 'lleeb. wlJ villt h~r IGn tor 1 41... 1.utte rtrt 24. Wine nc.po 10 Scotch mUll· st. More at , Dobbte JohnllOn, a y11 r old young poop1e can .save .2!1 cent11 4~ marble cal concn• liberty > · ' , d•u~Wt of Mr ape~ Mn. Stanl"Y a wet'k toward an annual trip or t4. Biblical at. LUoNr SS.tarpeel... 1C Bnach . Mr. and Mh. !Jay '1\ehhmlllet -10~. 6 r ,M~ftlftl Star celt.. el.e they cao work durinJ t he. lf, l.lfbt wood (lip,) ' tlal bod:y ., Qotun\but 'ffal.ted: btl •1•8( ,~~ -.dl)' 'J'Iith an Eas· summer to mate the entire 415. Sn1u·• 11 C:tt)' (Nt'b.J !8. Oth1rWlM tr. Work llia._ ld,.. 'lllt.hJPj.ll' · ~r ,lht t~ .&.Uiit, '• lr.' i home Sunda'· amount. My point, ~n i-t~arda to so. Inellne4 'i~Je•00 1-l ....1 11 1 .. lhls waa that 1 few mothers arC' '• Ill SOl • J __, wMt r 1 1 er L nua •· troup IIr. anu rt. on 11tt.w Qll! ~lit•, and ltra. l~tan Roua" o"'on overworked at the sup1wr~ 4VU.) bte'hllnd .tt:Op\)ed .~J- .t; , Vblt grandmother: Ike, Pb\llll knl~h~ or ~hal people buy things they '1. Blb1toa! trtend1 ind relatJvet hm Oh lnl }fld IOn• Ftm ,ohnaon and don t need J\lst to help the young their return from norlda. W~ MUsf aJHI ' kODnlei Bob people . Thus, the burden i.!t not (p<U,) II.N- IBlb,) MT'II. ""'nlah Mnrrllll Jllotnt a rew 1nd Wilma l_~r and chlldrtll. on our youn( people but upon 14. awt. tlver dav~ ln Pom-rnf a••IAtlnt in the Ttrry llll!r~~y· Phyllls HPTI1 tMir parents or neighbor!ill. l IG.Twololl and children lf~~ Ann 11\d Pattt would certalnly a1ree that a ela~s tll'fl of lll':"' John Bht-ttnar. Cla• No s or the BlpU.t Dolly Wood• and ehlldnn. A tar_... IMhJid have one or two nice, weltChurch met wtth Mn Jl:aton frl · blr'lb4ar eat:t wu tua ted tetwrl planned events a year to .auppll•· plant d•r nlaht. The meetln(l wa. In ttUh p6p to -aU ptnent. Debbl~ ment their trlop. Plod<'1,lrl'e ot tL- ---•ld•nt, •~,, .~, ft<!tllvtd many (iftl. I du apolo11u to all concern.,d oiHunllll ...., ,... ~t~r ur for 1he bluntneas and perha~~. lt.Hebnw Morria. Dvrtnrr tlh hutJneu l(eJ· tactl~unen of my lttter. u anY· propllot ' liOn the annuol •lo•tl"" ol olfl. one h.. h<en ""l""'• tr..ted, I U . lhldtof otn wu held. Relrtlhm.,.,t• will be 1lad to make any amend" yoDow that are pooible. lC any orgMl· Wtre aerved by 'he hotf•n. Nf1r! "-OoootoUOo rHUlar clan meeUnr wUl b~ h!tll utlon feel• that I have no basis of truth fttr any .sta.tement cor:· 1t. H•e bnme of Mn. l'rankl l 41, Rlnr (J'r,) tatned 1n mY letter, 1 will furnlsb Nel.-l•r. Pdev a. llr. and Mr1, Jlamf!l Jlvidfl"l 1ueh proof u 11 neeeuary or w\11 uoo lt.-of "fillted over the wetktnd wit" A 1 lA 1 o1 Let .... retract 5U~h 1tatemerrt pllblifi)' , •th d brolh " J F ormer na .,en In Ul mo er an er, ..,.. . . Falla. Ro1 L Shtellt 35. il ln counVet I £eel that the situation ~ and John t)' Jail todiY htre 1wa1Uq a hear· needed corrected tor the benefit I. Qlrl'a ..... PM Oli the •let lllt are M!'l. Inc befttrt su1Uee of Peace R. E or the whnlt tammumty as won I Benb: •nd Mit. GOme:o Crlndlty oQ a or removtn 1 1!1 members of my own churclt. tewl•. mort1a1ed propett.J trom the coun· A ponte rebukt would not have PAILY CRYPTOQUO'tfl how to work It: The WSCS will meet at the t cau•ed UJ to examine our trad 1" AX'I'DI.BAAXR home ttf Mr1. LUUan Jlvldt'1 y.Con.atable Pete Ill$0drlx arretted Uona nor would any JI'OUP hll\ c , II LOHOFI:LLOW Thunday evenlna. Sheet 1 in OutvLlle, 0., Ueklnt examined ltsel£ AI ciOJe!y ;as thr Ou letter eld\ply •tMdi tor aoth.r. tn thla Ample A la UHd ..._~~ 1 1A l~e'nl:vo't"'Laa~dll~t-•.d •.0~ County, on 1 wan1nt llped by 1 present !lltu.tlon now 'eems h ~r the thMt ~'1, X for the '-'a 0'a. etc. Sinfle letter1, apo• .,.no "'' •u local •ulomoblle dealer. be. trophlll. the llieth and ·totmatloa or the wotdt an all hiatt. td wlth Mrs Helen J'ohnaon, Al•t Juttioe GrindleY al10 Wll to hear Thank you. ll<:ll 41.1 the eodt 11tttn art dlfftrtDt. Rev, V. Wesley Jenkim ~llle~, on Thereon Jotnlsotl anrt a plea WJIJlam Jri Lewla, 30. ~ CIHtatloo II , Middleport RD. in jail for lnvelltl. Paator, Racine Baptist Chur .. h . and Mrs. Wayne Carptnict' gation and on a ~barge of intoxi· LSKRIIlPNVK: D QDBZDAO HLNANHA •<n~ Glen, Belpre, apen& SU'I· cation He was mated by the A·l.C Bill Sharpnack ha!l rcdN' with Mr5. Helen John1on ild Sherlfi'A Department. enllatod ln the Alr Force for s ue: ll N 0 I H & 0 Q HI N 0 B K U' K D A I H C Kf. !vatu to eelebrat.e the 111· Jed J . w,bater booted Thomll yeart and left Frldoy for Peru, I£LLRIO-DVOZH1K ONKIVK «Wi lil!th blrt~d1;. A .ehlciel'l &rl.yoa, U, S)'ra~tllt, on a charae tndlana where he will be station· <!Iii....,. ..,..., wllh a dtet>r\1- ol lnloxleaUon. Etl1on ..Ul appoar ed attt!t JllendlilJ the put month Y__,.. Cll»-lor BO IILIND AS THOSB: Od birthday calit.. Be ..etlte' ioofore J1it0r £. •F, ll6hlftlon ~ wltll 1l!,o Ra!entl, )lr, and Mrs. tHAT 'fm.L NOT oU - KA'l11m\V JD:NRt, IDOtlly IJltj Iiiii: .V.U wllleo. morrow tdiltL Jl<t SUI'pnaet and lamlly, Dbttltftll. . "" Klu h&t\lrtt lnli~cttt.~ • '' 11>• EDITOR'S MAILBAG . I l - ..,. ..... RACINE ..... .er FOl'Dier Resident Of Letart FaJJ8 Js Jailed Fn'day • l" ell.,._, Aunt Dru Show Fury 11 -:m Capt. Gallant 12 00 Tru e Star~ 10·30 11 ·oo 12 30 Detective·~ Diary 1:00 Down On The Fa"2 30 NBC came of the Week 4:30 Hrtpalong Cass1dy 5:00 ..•n King 5 30 koy Ro~ers 8:00 New~ 8 1~ Sport~ Eye 6·30 Rrn emary Cloont) ShO'It' 7.00 Saturdoy Night JamlJorH 7 SO People Are Funny 8 00 Perry Com,., Show p.oo S~tarday Color carn1val 10:3(} Yohr Hit Parade 11 ·00 News and Sport8 I U 10 TV N.~lewatch 7 olti NBC N'rir• 8:00 Blondi't! 8 30 Life .:>1 ft.Ut'f 9:00 The Joseph Cotton Show 9:30 The Bla: Story 110:00 £.:av•Jcade .Jf Sporb Br C••• BLAKStL•S C!ll1 be otttalned by thoroua:h IPliY· ln1 in a definite pro&rant eaeh year. General pilrpolll!l fonnu.las for spray materlal• now permitr the use of one .spray formula on all fruita for backyard or &mall 1 ( planting;L Commercial arowert use apeelfle materials for each diaeaae or Ln· &ect they are controlling in order to cut the cost for the pelt control program for the year. The home pfd.ener shGuld not plant or grow more f1 uib trees than he can care 1 fqr. WCHI-TV CHAMNIL • 8:00 8:45 9:00 10:00 \1:30 )~:00 12:15 12:t3 1 t:oo 1:30 2:30 2 :30 a:oo Kangaroo CBS Morning Ne Ns Morntn• Show Gany Moore St.."ike It Rh•l> ValLUDt Lady Love of Life Searclt fo, TomG>rrow l!uidln1 Lllhl lllU•• J(ltoheo As tht World TltllA Our Mlq BrooD Bouseparty Tbe Bll Payoll Bob Crosby Show SEEDS FIELD SEEDS FERTiliZER Saturday- Channel,8 w J E. H 9:80 ' 5:00 6 .00 6 .15 6:30 7:00 7:li0 9·00 10 00 11 :00 12 ·30 Your Sunrise To Sunset Station j,, The:~ITe 13 ... Si2n OU erala. Efp hiVe been an outltucUn1 bargain 111 durina the Sptina montta., beeaaJe of the aU-ti!llf; hia:h production. It h; unutual for turkeY• to be claulfif:d 11 "plenU ful" duriD' Kay, but tbi1 11 an urt< u1ual aeuon, wiltb ler!le auppliea of mecfiwn tnd heavy birdJ let\ from lut Fali, and an exceptionally large number of small to mt d1um size turkey• comina: to mar tet out of the new uop. Two oew lte011 appear on the May lilt -, ot 'pJen,ifUl htodl: c:anotd ~aehea and frozen lt.nwberrliL In both lnttaaoea, tbiert Waa a nco ord aiJe paet lalt year Jnd ·..,.. plltl ln .toraae are UDUIUIII)' large tOr thil se~n. Dealen wUI be attemptiDJ' to moYfl ftozeq 1trawberrie1 jult abead. of the peat of fretls berrie1. Dairy product. of Ill kiDda will be more Ulan plentiful durine May. The Department of Auleulture is suuestinr thtt merehant. aDd rest.surant operatora Slrer.:"' lee cream and cottace cbee&e unt month. Potatoe1 anti onlont, eanned pur.. pte plum1, peanut butttr, dry be1ns, and halibut are other itell)l whkh promile to be plentiful in May, POULTRYMEN To produce baldllng eua for the Nldoola - Plemlii1 Ohi.o Eta Phi Officers Named For The Year Ualehblg EU ProgriiR, SO% Hit peak earlier, hold longer with Hichols *12 1 Health makes , the difference Try thent, anti •••I • Fleming 14.T BALERS 5 Year Warranty· Forage Harvest'r IN STOCK TODAY {Continu.d from ,... on•) dent nurse scholanhlps Theae from 1918 tG 19M. Funda for the scholarships bave, been given to 8'ttu 1 encourage young women to enter con ct on of the dormitory were the nursll'l(t profession and to ass gift to Holter Hospital Founda- sist both worthy and needy stu~ 1tion from the Davis Foundation dents to obtsm an education in which w_a.s estabUshe~ several the nursing profession. yelrs ago by D. D. Davis. FollowIn a student recruitment d.rive Jng the death of Mr. D. D. Dav1s, I both instl'uctors and students of fu!'da were odminhrtered a~d de-l the sehoul have appeared before 8 tads of construction of Dav1s Hall number of high fl<'hool assemblie& were superviHd by his brother, • in the territory, presenting proEdward P. Duvis, wbo al1o pa8sed grams on High School Career Day away before the dormitory was • UNLUCKY NUMBER ettmpleted.' Miss Margaret J. Davis, their 1ilter, then took over these MUSKroON, Mich. up _ A .ie ..f>:aulfted the bospital Mu8'kegon woman returned her completion or tfte umy UeenSe plates to a state li~ ' cense bnreau here, demanding dt£. ferent She said the fig• on to ber as by Morris Equipment and Supply PU r1•ftCII ~·\CO·OP., . e COMING SOON! ChOws Up_Dg!}! Freezers • OHIO VALLEY FEED CO. See The Golden Annivenary White Rose Lodge !AUlCilliCIJ;r Holds Meet International TRUCKS "Cost Least J'o Own" -to Meigs Equipment Co., Inc. JUST Dolt &o-ao· r. Arrived' ·1957 ~ . - -- . For NEW HOLLAND - SELf .s&VING -•. IUICI UCK •utomaticaiJJ' eet. up a new taD wbllD )'00 pull out oue., · · • ALL 'NEW .'' . . . . . Belter Sto rt 1 ,I· I Faster Growth Earlier Maturity a.,..•• • tOTAL OUIJNO , PIIIOD • • • , • v.., pu11ft- p!Oductd on lloo PROVICO RESE.AIIOI f~ fer .., feed - of 72o (baood on moA prlcMI food w1i11 20% PRbVICO GROWER lwlth AP-5) ...J wholo 0011. , l """"'IJe om...... • · COLUMBUS - AJ>ril tbowera will help or eoutle but 1he abulldanee of aood e1tin1 tbat you'll find in May wiU be the reault of f1rmers' pla111 o¥tr a period of • IJOOd many months, uy m:arketin& •pee1allltt of the Ohio State Uni· ver11ty Extenaaon Servlc!e in reporting the Hay Jist of plentiful foocll. Grain·fed beef, eus •nd turken are three foode that w1U be tea· tured in May. The beef wUI be about the h11hell quaJlty of the Jeaaon, comlna: to market after month• of fattniraa: on llu:western "H Clobbers Jn New Search For Sa£ety Hazafd '""' uc.o- ..... Dally Selltlne\, Pomer8y-Kid<llepott;-O.,,.W.rll Mo18 • ture Conservat1"on V1"talln Uppm'gYI"e}ds, 81'gger Frm"ls Middleport Feed MiD 11 rram I See Saturddy-C hanneI13 4 :30 I and I On your Dial I Sign On Mqv1e Matinee Bible Time Two Gun Pla:yhouae Saturda)' Newt Scoreboard Let's Talk rt Over Eddy Arnold Time FamoUs Ftlm Fe~tlvaJ Lawrence Weli Ozark Jubilee 20th Century Theater Sign Off I {;opae In -;;T~o-;H~o-;}--:d;-!.-.:.l-:'"=;d~,•.•~,--:,::..:.,.=:o::un:d:,.,..,-g-G::a-;1;-;lip-o"'li:-s7h-ave I Holzer already g1ven the school 13 lltu~ 990 I I Sp:r 12:59 1·00 I I Of All Kinds 9:00 Sign On 9·0f Life oq the Farm 9 .30 Captain Ka •.,41roo 10·30 Mighty Mouse 11 ·OO Lucky 8 Raach 11.30 Tales of Texas Rangtrra lt2 ·00 Bi• Top 1 :m L1£e in u s A 1 45 Baseball Preview 1.55 Bsseb~oll Game or Week 5 00 Jr Town Meeting ' 5 SO 'I'V Class room 6·00 Air Power 6:a,> Golden Playhouse 7 00 Zane Grey J:'heatre 7 ·80 Bucc:aneers ll .OO Jackie Gleason Show 9:00 Gale Storm Show 1 :30 Hey Jeannie IO:ot Gunsmoke 10 SO Tbe Late Show l "' Soil Testing Jn }2. ltSf:'""* Upswing f.n_Ohio May's Good Eating Rooted With Farm Management Ohio Farmer's Earlier Plannln• -viney View Farm o~ned by E. R. and Cbarles ~ Yost Settlement proved no trouble for a number of readers in idenijfying it as the Daily , MysterY Farm No, 15 easy to clean and stow to wear last week. The farm was identified by one reader, less than half •n hour after the newspaper out. The bucket-pump type most went to press last Saturday. · nearly meets th~se requirement~ ·Mystery Farm No l!S 11 the .home Compressed a1r sprayers w1th • tanks of two to three galloru ca. 1314 pound~ of qrllt and 48 pounds of .Elwyn R. and Charlef4 ~· Yost. 1 pacity have Insufficient capacity or butterfat average. The Thereon Thts farm was purchased m 1945 SURPRISE ATTACK Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta 'I to spray mature tnes. Tbe ,rower Johnson herd was second with from Ira Wo~fe, foster son of Alice Sigma Phi held Its rrtular mut should inquire about and examine 1122 pounds of milk and 40 pounds Nease Swearmgen. Her fatber WJI. SOVTH BEND, lml - A traffi: ing and election of officep~ all sprayer types befor buyi of butterfat. The N. G. Rose herd l~m Nease was one of the pioneer 1 Detailed spray progr:ms tO:'ihe was third in milk production with settlen ar Nease Settlement April 9 at the DAY Home wl .h h&ht crashed through the. Jlau Ann Rupe, }Jruiding. President 38 1control of dtsease and insects for 9 po~nd•. and the Earl Dean The hoUBe on this farm is built of a restaurant, bit a man I Officers elected were : Docr.a I backyard rruits are aV11tilable In h~rd third 111 butterfat production of stone and is over 100 years old. Jones, preSJdent; Janet Hia1de, Leaflet L-1, which . iA avaUahle with an ave'r•te of 33 runds per "Aunt Alice" as she was famlUarly betw6en the shoulder blades and .kn~ked s1x coffee urns on th ~ 1ce pteildent; Sally Sauer, ret known to everyone wa' a great without charge £rGm the Extension cow. cording a«retary; Loi1 Ros.en O,ffiee. For eommerdal fruit grow- . In the h~rds over 20 cows in cbureb worker and devoted much floor. The bgbt's standard was baum treasurer and Ba:rb•ra ers they should purchase Service sJZe the Arvd Ho~er herd Jed with time a:nd money, plus the land to snapped off in a two-car colUslon 983 34 Gnnd&taff, correspor.dmJ secreBulletin SB-2 which is sold at a 1 pounds of milk and pounds help build Nease Settlement Us tary. ' cost of 25c. 1 his bulletin contain!! of butterfat. The Paul Karr herd United Brethern Cburtb. This at an mtersectJOn. 1information not onlY on diseA&e tled for fll'st in butterfat produc- church was bullt In 1001 and il Delegate~ named were Sar-. 34 G1bb1 and vera Crow and Joan and insect control. but also on tton .with pounds and D80 lbl! gtilJ bein. used ror chureh serv· 1 Werry ex:tenttoo officer. weed control, pre-harvest sprays, of mllk average per cow. 1ce.s The farm itself was first set· .L thinning sprOJys and detailed dl!l· The C. M. Headley herd aver- tied about 1850. Mary Elizabeth A~denon wa1 named u "Girl of The Y~<~r." cusaion or each funslcide and in- 847 aged 32 pounds ~f butterfat and The Yost.!r principally engage in We Do CUolom Grlndlpg Delegates w Beta Sigma ph, sectidde. P;:n~ of mllk1 average per dairy , farming but raise corn, It is important that every grow· cow. e verett Co well herd av- wheat and hay, too. They fill two convention at Toledo, on May 24N, !nd Ave. Mlddleporl 26 are Donna Jonea, Sally Saut:r, er read in detall the dJI'e(tlOIUI eraged 31 pounds of butterfat and silos with grass s1Jeage and main-WOOSTER - Conser\llng mol&- ! ful for mulchin1 fru1t tree&. 1 \ -::;::;;;;I'IVen by the manufacurer becauae th~ Charles Theiss and Clarence t 30 ilk d t iure in the orchard will help grow· Ellenwood advises adding a little Janet Hmtle and Sylvia Colima. 8 ;; too small an amount will result In Pnce herds averaged 29 pounds of p~:Ceme~. ~~~~~~~: ~atU:n a'7~ ers get higher yield• and b1gger extra mLrogen when mulch ia first A special comm1ttee for Way~ ' favoret1 and hay is the favorite fruita. Reason 11 that most fresh applied. Afte!" mulch is e&Uhlilhed and Means is LoJ& Rosenbaum, poor control and too much may butterfat par cow. cause injury. livestock feed. r1pe fru1ts contains about 8!1 per· apply normal quantitie.s, Ed•a MU:er ~qd Suf! C~a.mnu:r. ' A four year crop rotation p\aD cent water. Clipping the orchard early m The average milk cow in the 'tFLU POISONING is used and the tields have been Mulchmg provides the best June and _at short mtervals during DICKiiNSON, N. D.-We~tern limed heavily. A 5-20.20 fert!Uzer melhod D£ insuring an adequate the trowmg seascm wl11 reduce fourteen DHIA herds on test dur· the month of March produced I 1s used for the crop land and .aa supply or mouture. Irrigation may the e001petition between growt~ of North Dakota stockmen have re-of butterfat according to C. N. o-20..20 fur the pasture land. The be used whf!re there is 1 ready the orchard cover and the growmg ported eattl~ , lp~st.& through fl .IX ~aries poisoning. Immature, green flex: Jone§, Production Tester. Yost's arel firm believers In so1L source of water, but most Ohlo oc- frult Arvll Holter, C!Orenoe Price and S conservation and ten months out l'<h'""lo Lack a supply in sufficient . A .lQw eost way o£ obtaining ~aten by the .cattle <'an ·conbdn · NeJ..avlllo,Olllo C. M. Headley 'tii'tf largest number of the year .feed ensilage plus 18 quantity. ~ulching material is to apply ex· enough , prumc acid to kilJ the 1 COLUMBU~, 0 . Many Ohio per cent da1ry feed . of cow:; produclnJ mbre than 40 lb. Te$Ls at the Ohto Experiment tra ferilU:er in lbe tree rows. ThiS animals. 828 pounds or milk and 32 pounds f.H club \ memberi thil; summer They have bUilt a new dairy station show that mulch should be produces addi11onal JI'Owth of or~ of butterfat during the month. The will be on the lookout fGr safet, barn two §ilos and a milk howe applied in the to be chard cover and the fJnt cjipping8 Holttr herd hi.d 12 bow.- and the haza,rds at rural crOSSI'(Iads, field to produce grade A mllk which is most to C. W. can be used around· the trees and Headley and Price llerd1 bad 11 entrances and farm drivewaYJ in sold In Charleston, w. Va Thetr 1aer cllppings left where they falL ~ their tommunities. eacb. NO. 10 Two or pounds of straw-like future plans include better live. In the herds undet 20 cows Jn They'll be check1na for low-bang- Stock and better farming through material for each mature tree with A RILEY AP,.AIR size the Jame• F. Gibson herd led ing .branebea, corn whii!h needs to soil conservation practices. a spreud of 2G-2S feet will be NQRTH ATI'LEBORO, Mass.-in both average milt and butterfat be topped, shrubs growing close to Tbe farm 1s now being operated enough to start. To maintain the Results or the aehool board ele<:· production for the month with the roadway and billboards, posts by their son, Charles E. Yost, who mulch add 100 pounds every year. tiorl: Robert J, Reilly, re-electe i; and p.:~les wlilch oblf.ruct the vi- recently returned borne after serv· St!"aW, waste hay, sawdust, corn Elmer N. Riley, re-elected; Jame.s a • •II • • • • .. : ..,_._.. 1sion of motor\sta. They hope to lng two years in the Armed Serv· cobs and apple pomace all are uae- w. Riley, defeated. I a 8 tra 1r1r• a ......., remove scores of these bazard3, Wes. 1.~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-=;1 which cilch year kill or injure Readers this week who ' ldenti· II many farm residentB . Come In and See Us f1ed the Mystery Farm are· Curtis It's au p&rt of , state-wtde 4-H Wolfe, ChestPr, Mrs'. Joseph Fields club activity to make rural com· Star Route, Pomeroy; Douglas Cir. munities safer places m which to cle, Racine; Roy Tracey, Sr., Pome· live .. ~ny club in the state may roy; Dana E. Hamm Minersville; participate. Operatmg under the Mn. Robert Loulur, Pomeroy; Mrs. banner "The Open Drlve To Safe. J . A. Smith, Racine; Bobbie H. ty", t-e 4·H'ers wiU conduct inspections of driveways and field Smith, Racine; A. P. Sina:er, 3427 Z.one•a\·, Toledo, Ohio; Frederick entrances at their own farms and Reiber, 8004 Nebraska.,v, Toledo, seek permission to do the aame •t and Mr.s. Edtson Hollon, Hinera~one 3751 Barbie their nei&hblml'. They wm work ville, Rt. 1. Phone 3%02 wlth rcsident11 and appropriate· of. Pearl St. Racine ficiab to eliminate as many danger •Po" as they can. In addition, many clubs will preaent derponstratlons on the subup d~splaya at fa1rs and windows and give safety at community meetings. Mrs. Hattie Woodard presided when the Wh1te Rose Lodge, KITCHIN 8ULLE1' Auxlllary of the Brotherhood ot NEWARK, N. J.-Mrs. Ruth Railroad Trainmen, 11et WedneB· Lofton we,s. wouaded in the 11lght day at the Woodmen's Hall Mrs. • hand when a cartridge her five Branch Flemmg, pre!l!dent, is o~:• year old .daugh.ter . piJce<l in a town and ~s unable to be hot on the kitchen stove ex· plr!':~til;~h~ loJd. P,OJ.icc the c)ll~d Mn C P. Gallagher draped tho ~ found the cutrid•e ir. charter m mcrnory of Mr.s. Win· ..... ' ....... nie Skidmore and resolutions o£ ~iii-:Pri<liibard relloeccl were rea-d. J'iMst quali~y CODaituction Maude Scott was reported Refreshments were served b; :........... Maaty. •ilh eftlciency, and the m __._. Souiap 1roto o• F. :urS. WlJham Rob$on, Mrs: Her· l•Where QUality Ia Paramount" m.. n B.ailey, Mrs. 0. C. Greer'''"' ' Corner Bulterntd and Seeond Pomeroy and Mrs. John •Kincaid was contributing hostess. 11 ·09 Scanning the Weathll 11.1(1 Tbe 1Jate Show Rav Anthc;ny Sho" News of th~;~ N1gbt In general, the fil'St spray should be applied u soon as the petals m~~!,~e a;;;;;~~ wil~:~edw~~ Ireach the top of tree~. 11 shuld be • COLUMBUS, 0. -soil teltin1 il becomiDJ increulndJ Important in Ohio farm mallqement. Farm. er• are utlne it to help tbem 111e fertlllier 'more effertlvely and effidenU:r. L&at month Oblo tanner• sent a record number of IQ.il umpler to tbe Ohio Soil TelllnJlabon.tol')' whi~h i• operated bJ the AsrleulturaJ Extension Service and tbf acrcnomy de,.rtmeDt of the Ohio State Univtn.lt:r. The onr 7,000 .sample• reeeiYed durina: the moath lbowed a biJ lncrttM from lut year'• 4,13"~ in llareh and tbe 1892 of Kareh, 1851, ~e fltat year the labottt.ory offereit a eomplete te.t. ing temce. Since tbe: laboratory llt.arted ntak· in1 complete toil tetta iD 18~U. the numbft ofpmples submitted from counUes bU varied frclm about 200 to over 3,000. Two-thin:b of the aamplea have eome from the wed. ern halt of the ltate. oln each of the aeven yean, March hu beea the peat montb and at leut haU of the )'ear's totll number of 1aD1plet baa bien ,... ceived in the 1anuw·Mifch perloci. Thla year'• bilbut dly wa 473, Orlo Muacrave, director of the laboratoey, uy1 tbe tnereue apparently iJ due to farmer~ becomlna more intere.ted in a better bui1 fDr soil fertiliuUOP. Tbe 10U samples are teJted by laboratory technician& for nutrieat ~ontent; then agronomilt make recommendation• for JOil management of the areas from whleb the samples are 1 taken. So far the molt obvlou! indication of the telb ill that 10ils ov~r most of the •tate are umformly low in pbOiphorue. There also it considerable need for supplemental nitrogen on corn field&. GARDEN 10:00 The Lme Up 10 30 Person to Person 11·00 New! 10:00 11 ·00 t1: 1~ t2.HS deotroylq all d11ta10d tu.ee b also tmportarnt. Tbe "Jeneral·purnose" formula 1a well •dapted for apnylnc peacbea, aweet and aour chenlet. plum1, erapea, red and l:llaei r.upberries, .blackberriea, and pean. Apples BOd quinces mar ~ ap.ray. 1 ed also with tbe ceneral-purpoae formula but several more applita· tiona are neee.s8al')' tl:un on the other fruits Full Line of 9·30 Highway Patro) ('Q.Q1~:tin Yost's Valley View,Fann Is The Mystery Farm · have £allen from cherries, peaches plume, and pears and ~peated 10 day1 later, FollowlnJ tbla apray, It least two more sprays idJ.ould be appUeQ at twa-week intervals. Do Un.spraye~ and uncared for t h L1 fruit make wood breedlntt places no spray w en tu.:: •.reel, v Del, or e • plants are in blonom. for dlaease1 and insect pesil and Four thorough 1pray appHcaJhould be enminated. Picking up tlons, timed according to sehedule and dilpostne of dropped and rot. have given good resulta In praeti. ·;;;d;;;l;;;r;;;u;;;ltl;;;;;a;;;t;,;r,;;•I;;U;;;I;;;ar;;:;;;ln;;;te;;;r;:;v;;;a;;;l';;';;;n;;;d;j ealiy all instances for pea«:hea, _.. ,; r' plum!l -and chehies. If bo'rer1 are 11 ' ~ a problem in these frult tree& DDT can be uoed for control, In the case of bramble fruit1 su~h •• raspberrie• •nd blackberries all sprayin• should be done before blOS!:IOmi"g or after harvetL RaspberriP.s, however, need addl· tlol)al fwJJicide spray• for antbac. nose eo,\trol. WCHS·TV Ch'anne-; 8---' Mr. and M~a~. JameS' Carter took WHTN·TV CH.\NNEL 13 Mr and Mrs. A J . Carter to Co11 '44 Sign On lumbu g Sunday 11 :45 Cartoon Clut> 12. 10 Noon News I Y.Z:lft NGft::hbon " ! t23o L,~>e,..,. ,,,, ,,, 1 00 Femmine Touth. 1 45 Movte Matinee 1 8.00 Afternoon F1lm :restlval 4.30 Super Seria1 Time 6 .00 MickP.v Mouse Club 6·00 Car"'(ln Cluh 6 30 Five Star Finak 7·1:1 John Daly & the Newa i ·30 Rin Tin T1ll 6·00 Jim Bowte B 30 Public Defender 9.00 I Led 7bi'ee Lives ...... .f. Ho~d~ DoOI'v ~ovnty AerlcuJtural ~ C otrol of diaease and JnaeeU WHTN-TV Channel-13~ ...... ,,,_,..... ... ,_ 10 00 'UJ' bpons .!ye The Federated Circ~e met W · 1- 3:30 ncsfla, cvenln,\f at 1he church 4:00 iBrigbter Day followmg the Lenttn serY1cc , 4 : 1~ Secret Storm 4:30 Edt" of l'~tfht Mr§ Lena Hu~er . president, 5·00 The Early Show presided ant] 1t was voted to p'"f.!· 8:30 YoiU' F.sso Reporter Pare Easter ba5ket s for the re,i- 0:45 Sporta Parad• 1 denl'! at lh(' Cotlnty lnfirmary 6:ruii WeatheTman Plans wc1·e also made to vis.it th • 71()1) What About That lnrtr mary on Thund ny afternoon 7.15 Douglas Edwards April 18 and present a program. 7.30 Beat the Clock At thf' close of the meeting a 8:00 West Point Story de§sert course w"s served by the 8:30 PlRyhuuse of Star• hos t~·s.:>l'~ ~rs Les:er .Faub ~ ·, 9:00 Mr. Al'lams &: Eve Mlr.8 Mar'5Uer1te Meyer and M. : Norman Kloe!l. ,m I It Co11ld Be Yo11 1 ·00 Cu::-reLt 9. 00 Camf.'r~ Goes To Sehnol 2:30 Tennesse~ Erme For4 3 00 Matinee TJ!:;4r;r 4 ·t}' Queen F?r A Dar 4.t5 Modern Romaneel 5 :00 Cnmedj> Ttrne B 30 My LitUe Mn&le 8:00 Wild l!iU metok. 8:30 News Picture 12:30 DAILY CROSSWORD c S1gn On 8:30 Western Feature 9 30 Capt Midnight 8:55 "Weltberetst l 1 00 Death Valley Doy.!l 7 :30 Xavier Cuaat Show BIRTHDAY CELIIRATED Mr ilnd Mn. R1>bert Hatley celf:brated the thl'rd blrthlttiy of their ar: n, SteJ)hCQ. SAturday, April 6 with a pariy1.at their hoiXIe, .Mr.s. Hnllc!r was assisted .by Mrs Norman Yeauger in serving ice eream, t;ake, and mint. wHh balloon! and tiny straw tiBt! as favors Prizes were awarded to Billie Jo Clark arta Rahdy Mulford. Other guest!! were !Cathie Clar k, DoUJie LUtle, Alex Lee Halley, Delma Halley. Mrs. WJillam LUtle Send1ng gifts bUt un8ble to at· tend were Mr. and Mrs. Mote Yeaugcr, Mr and Mrs. Clifford Owens and neva Gosney. If s 8 ·~ 5 12 30 Th e Sew-Rite Sewing Club are sponsori ng a bake fale at 1'1!' Kroger Super Market, Saturday, ror the benefit of the P,:,me1·o" Emet·g,ncy SqUad heart reACir)r rund. 'l'ht»se wb:hing_ to oontr' bute are requested t.o have the goods at tht! store by 10 a. m Federqted Church Circle·Meeting Held Wednesday Saturday- Channel3 1 11 60 'Jne Plice I.J IUtbt 11 30 Truta-- l)r Consequeneea 12 )0 Tic TI*O Dough --- BAKE SALE ' '1 11 30 Ton~gtrt t2·3tJ S!gn oil g~ ~~:~·r Room FORT MADISON, Iowa-N~ pmonPrs at the State Pemte ~ ­ Uar;y are .l;l.\'L'O classifH~S.iiOR t e.>l > wh1ch rn.<'lllde the quest iOn ' Have you ever felt urgcxl. lo com· mit a cr1me~" now many times does one hear?: News U~: ~almet ... 11 : 1~ Wea•:.erl'ast 11 :20 Press Box 11 ·00 WSAZ·TV CHANNEL 3 6 ~!I Sign On 7 00 Toda)' HAVE YOU? - 10.4!5 f amou!l F1ghh Friday rP.ctory or Kiwanis JntarnatJOnat IL'>ts a total of 4,300 Kiwa nis dubs in th(' United States and Can ado Recognition, Participation, II He Is To Hove Happy Time As A Lad NEWS IN FARMING TELEVISION GUIDE kiWANIS COUNT EVANSTON, (II - The 1957 rlr Aoys Nead Security, Affection, AIso • ,_, NOVJCO OIIOWING MAlA , '. , , , lite ICOIIfOtllll' 'ACICAGI. ) I OFFICE 0 NO-MAN~ WE§ VACATION I'ROVICG ·, MILLIHG 6- • ''' •' - M~ ..;_ ...- ..r. ~· ';1..· . ' co· · F"'iD - lit. ~-~llit 0. - BEST PRICES TRAcrolt· .Sl\~:eroy Phou 419 ' _...,~Jr."'!'~"-· •-· i USE Seleet frorn these three SURE WIN STARTING FEEDS al , FUL'rON TH·OMP 4 SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILL Mulberry Ave. • PhoDe 150 Pomeroy Custom·20 Upright · · ·· · · · · 709 lb. capt.city Custom 15 Upright · · · ···· · 525 lb~ capacity Custom lO Upright · · ·· · · ·· 372 lb. e~y : Meigs E. Mala Sl, . Phooe 9~ �• " <' • • • The Dailv Sentinel ~2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Wddleport~ , A~rill2, 1957 Daily Sentinel Day Book NIGHT-MARE OF MEIGS-MASON AREA WSAZ -TV Cl-lanr~el 3 "Boys are ornrier lhan they used to be Parents don't have any cont.J:ol ~~er them ." This is just different \\Ording to the old refrarn, Tfle younger generation is gotng to the dogs " We don ·~ belieVe that at all; a-ctually, there are excellent rec· ords atatlable to prote opposite Is in fact true. Howeter as that may be, If you are one of those who think something ought to be done about the younger generation including ,possibly your own eight to 11 year-<>ld-boy, the piace to start ts m your own home and neighborhood, Cub Scouting, If the Dad of lhe house is sincere In wonting to do something about "boy control" is one of the best known ways to get results. The 14 to 16 boys In lhe Rollk Springs-Enterprise area who want to make up a Cub Scott! pack are being held up for lack of Dads to serve as eommitteemen and pack leaders, The following observatlqns a~t whAt a boy'; home shoUld be are important In any discussion Of "what's wrong wllh boys nowadays." That Cub Scouting tecognlzes this, and attempls to build a more healthy foundation for young character, is certainly a credtl to professional people in Scouting. Security is a vital aspeet Of e~ery boy's homr. No matter what happens lo your boy outside his home, he must (eel that he wtll find seeurlty within . lie must find understanding there, He must ni!Ver be afraid to bring home his troubles, He mus1 know that no matter what people outside may think about him, home is a place where he "tales." 1 Mlddleport, Ohio !{)n Motor to, to be wrong. Th c'l ' There are disturbing things you need not share with your tecord~ s how th <.lt lhC' siren was Apnl 11, 1957 mstall~·d on Ma y 16 1956 F or mboy , He need not know all the details of your family budget After rcadmr.: atto~nts o( th•· er Chtl•f of Poltcc, Ru.~s ell Bn1 1 although he can learn something of this side of life by having fmal court proceedmg.s m tlw ll'v's "DaJiv Hl"port" sh£'!'1 r1r to live within his allowance, One of the things he expects In cas~ or the ~tate or Ohio versu... 1\t;J Hi , Hl56 states th e followin"' his home Is a happy relatlonahlp between his mother and faRu~hard Gutdo~ I fee-l that tw - we cttuldn't mount the 1 Jrenther, Evidence of friction there cannot help but add to his Dear Editor: cordlng to the newspaper lh-:; our cld bracket was much too feelings or insecurity. His faith In you must not be shaken by I would like tu make knovo n t!'ounts I have been ptctured to smalL 1 tl!lephonod the fllctory frequent and serlou! family diSagreements . the fact that the reeent letter the readet·s by the deffmdant II!HI for 11 new one. More than security 1s needed at home. Affection is neces·!slgned "lntereated" ,,u written hit attorney as a liar and of cn1 m.rht say here that one of sary . There are many ways to show arfection without coddlin• by myself. That 11 wu wrltt :ll terlft!f! false testtmony to conv" l an innocent man ·ra my many th e f! ut>hlllg hghts on the cru!Si r H b b • . t!t on my stntlonary and wa~ slgne I , h tm. e pro a ly won t Hke too many hugs and ktsses, especi· w1th my name friends and esp(>t:UIIIY !be eLt rzc ~ now is the front sei"LJOn of ~~e ally in the presence of his friends . Often a friendly poke will Your papf\r 18 to he commend· or Middleport, for wh om 1 work ~ 1rrn The oth~r. two lights ( r ~,l) do more to show him your very real love (or him, especlalJy ed for 1ts 1nlegriLy is not rc~al· a11 a pollee offi'cer I would lilw o .,. NC 110! wm king.bec;tuse pf a h1d when it comes !rom Dad mg the authorship, degplte strong clear <1 fP.w " (acts" In this ca~f! gro und and lt was nl t fix ed untd 1. I did follow Mr Gmdos frc '1 'he $lr t:n w.1s mounted As I Make no mistake, your boy w~nts and needs acrection even exprc!ISion!l of disagreement. though he may shrug it off when you give it. On the other The sole re&&on r refrainea Pate Street m Mlddl~pnN to on ~ 1 e~a ll a ud al.so an employee r,f (r1nt Jl(t nulel below th · Pr;o~;ton !1-tQlor Co., r era lls, t1e hand he may be very slow about showing affection for you fror!l slgnlng th e . letter wu th.::.t 1nlle corporation !'inc where the flef<- 1- ~in' n w:~~ not mounted for- about ' 'h h f 1 h I did not want 1t to corry a ny It s w at e ee s t at counts, not just what he shows. But the more authority than that or it dant wa.s stopped and arrc~Lcd two wc('kg after May 16, 1956 tfllerse is true for you. Even though you have a deep affection private c1tizen 2. Al no time d1d Mr Guldv~ 'J The aft'ulavu chargmg Mr for your son, you must go out of your way to prove it to him . 1 The mtent of ~hat letter wn~ mel\twn to me that hr! was .s: · ~ Guidos as .~ig ned before Ma} n All·humans need recognition just as plants need water. This to be constructive In three way.1 or had l·aken mec.llcme. In f.:;:t Ftshcr on the night of May 22, biological need is stron1 ill ~~ys. It easily can get lost in the F1rst of all , l wanted to expre ~<s he was ;u~ked by me 1[ he- WJ~ 1956, by me but noth1ng else rush of e\reryday life. Ofte~ ~P.UI,' boy will try twice as hard to what r felt was a prevalhng •entl- sick before he was e~en QJcj:lfl \•1 was done at 1th111 . !Jmp A.'l Mr get out of IS vehicle and h1s an• - Guulo!! was m jail at .(Uilhpo\i~ please you when he receives YOur sincere compliment But he men.t; namely that . -rur •r,,eople er was " no ·• and eould not a t>pear When th~ · (eel compelled to IJ1Va to worthy need 1 not onI y pra Ise f rom you . He also needs to know that causes and lhat our buswess pea- 3. Il was impnss1hlc for :-.~ · warmnt was m::ade up by MllY 1' you recognize him as an indJvidual. At eight he is beginning ple were expected lo !Jive when Ouldus to I!ICC 11 fla~hm g re volv- F1shcr I ca n't sav because 1 am bcrause th erl' wu .. not roncern('d w'Jt h the maktl~ to feel important. You'll want to avoid talking doWn to1him, ever appNJached by any group. Ing light or sl;.; um '{ of a w<~rr:.mt und, 1 and treating him only as a little boy He does a· Jot of thinking People lclt trappod by a •'"" "none" The Preston Motor Cn rrconl<: thr se em.·tunstanccs and ha~ mau~ ldeu , You'll ftnd them Interesting If you en· tradtlion that Is being overwork· Patrolman I R Neal cour.ai:e btm to share them. At the ~me lim~ he is being I'd and Yet not one illr(' exprfl~~ may shnw lhe lig hts wen• wort.ng Dl lhl !! lim e hut 1 u ~:~Sur l' you tr~lltf!d as an equal. 1t openly. tttey were "not and Lh•• prosccuto, BUSY NIGHT Participation within the lam!ly Is a fourth lmpof!ant factor Seoondly, II wao int,ended tn , ,, had been mformed by me at an INOIA<NAPOUS UP - Ourglars f constructive 1'1 that It sunestu I In th e !Ife Of your boy. Here Cu b ScoutI ng reaps .,.ull cred.lt that nil oraani1 attons oughl to earher date tho! the "Oa1ly ne earned away 14 ton!l of !leel shaftfftr spoi\IOrtn,- wholesome Dad-Son eooperatlve wentutea In examine their goals, program!'!. port" sheets rtled by each oro ing and 150 J eep tfloT systems durniter his tour or duty clearly ing one mght's raid un a storage qte home. Modern school rooms use many methOds to give- melhod!l and member.!ihlp rolls to ccr proved the records of the Pres· yard. ~ur boy this feeling ~f participating plano and decisions. determine whether or not eha"J.· It You don't, the rontrast will be great. es here would Increase their i•l· ~ Now. If some Dads are interested. vou can be present at an come resourceJJ. J feel eertam Aortl 23rd meeting to be held at 7:90 p.m. In the Salisbury that mo!lt or our Ollll&nh:atwnx 2. Lllfle roof• lt. Cavalry A.r.R081 M 1 1 1b C can lncreue lbeir effeclJvene .s lnc •late 1word S c h oo1. "~ J, A. auppolt m.-u· cout omm ss oner W 1 ur . Dickson, Point by !KI% by such 1 proreflure r 3. Topaz hum• 21. Harden 1. A. fact Pleasant. will be on hand to advise unon necessarv steps to ~et would also su11e.t that much of mtng bird {var.) 11. ProjOOUiaf a Cub pack orllanlted in that schooJ's area. If Dickson cannot our dirrteuli:Jet are due to con4. Jl"urnlahY J2. Meu· with a. cell• ure of att@lnd. hl~ assistant, Carl Murray, 'alao of Point Pleasant, will fllcting dates or sDcial events Fo,· lnr lenrth be there. Will you? instance , my church trle~ nut lo 12 MUH et lyric poetry D. A.n.-to-Sax. 23. A sthedule any event on ccrta1r1 on aerf 4rlnkln&' t3.Qut moft , fixed dates, auch as lod!fe nlght mur C. ltema If. Domes\1. 'Miose tr~Wn bclne F . & A. M or basketball. Vot many Jroups 1. Inland te& M. Blxcla· t.od1a attenilln'r the Ma11:ortir wlll aehodull' events on Wedn"S· 4Ruu. 1 me.tlon l'ui•Nia)"• Aa•. .r 11 Lawful mnfHns In N'e'f"'rl: rncently wP-rr day which 18 the traditional pray· 31llndlan I . Scotch· 21. Sll!lerta.n. 11, Foreman 14 HDwell, Jr. I 'Wfl)lam ff.•ves. Chnle11 AJkir" er meeting nliht of most church· IWuh.) man·• hat (Uif to, Slolll C1 M~ ~el;n ~ounce l~n. ~;:1 .~ 1nt1 lflftlld Carnahtn and cs. o . ~nlnrs t. Sha.honean :IO.jU)Jnlnl' 1:1.. 1own , ~~YCt an l'lvr Bf. where ,..,··r 1Qii,O r- KtldeJ'. Thirdly, ( believe that mo~l IUat.) Indian 32. SDrht tutA 4Pnlll.l · 'lleeb. wlJ villt h~r IGn tor 1 41... 1.utte rtrt 24. Wine nc.po 10 Scotch mUll· st. More at , Dobbte JohnllOn, a y11 r old young poop1e can .save .2!1 cent11 4~ marble cal concn• liberty > · ' , d•u~Wt of Mr ape~ Mn. Stanl"Y a wet'k toward an annual trip or t4. Biblical at. LUoNr SS.tarpeel... 1C Bnach . Mr. and Mh. !Jay '1\ehhmlllet -10~. 6 r ,M~ftlftl Star celt.. el.e they cao work durinJ t he. lf, l.lfbt wood (lip,) ' tlal bod:y ., Qotun\but 'ffal.ted: btl •1•8( ,~~ -.dl)' 'J'Iith an Eas· summer to mate the entire 415. Sn1u·• 11 C:tt)' (Nt'b.J !8. Oth1rWlM tr. Work llia._ ld,.. 'lllt.hJPj.ll' · ~r ,lht t~ .&.Uiit, '• lr.' i home Sunda'· amount. My point, ~n i-t~arda to so. Inellne4 'i~Je•00 1-l ....1 11 1 .. lhls waa that 1 few mothers arC' '• Ill SOl • J __, wMt r 1 1 er L nua •· troup IIr. anu rt. on 11tt.w Qll! ~lit•, and ltra. l~tan Roua" o"'on overworked at the sup1wr~ 4VU.) bte'hllnd .tt:Op\)ed .~J- .t; , Vblt grandmother: Ike, Pb\llll knl~h~ or ~hal people buy things they '1. Blb1toa! trtend1 ind relatJvet hm Oh lnl }fld IOn• Ftm ,ohnaon and don t need J\lst to help the young their return from norlda. W~ MUsf aJHI ' kODnlei Bob people . Thus, the burden i.!t not (p<U,) II.N- IBlb,) MT'II. ""'nlah Mnrrllll Jllotnt a rew 1nd Wilma l_~r and chlldrtll. on our youn( people but upon 14. awt. tlver dav~ ln Pom-rnf a••IAtlnt in the Ttrry llll!r~~y· Phyllls HPTI1 tMir parents or neighbor!ill. l IG.Twololl and children lf~~ Ann 11\d Pattt would certalnly a1ree that a ela~s tll'fl of lll':"' John Bht-ttnar. Cla• No s or the BlpU.t Dolly Wood• and ehlldnn. A tar_... IMhJid have one or two nice, weltChurch met wtth Mn Jl:aton frl · blr'lb4ar eat:t wu tua ted tetwrl planned events a year to .auppll•· plant d•r nlaht. The meetln(l wa. In ttUh p6p to -aU ptnent. Debbl~ ment their trlop. Plod<'1,lrl'e ot tL- ---•ld•nt, •~,, .~, ft<!tllvtd many (iftl. I du apolo11u to all concern.,d oiHunllll ...., ,... ~t~r ur for 1he bluntneas and perha~~. lt.Hebnw Morria. Dvrtnrr tlh hutJneu l(eJ· tactl~unen of my lttter. u anY· propllot ' liOn the annuol •lo•tl"" ol olfl. one h.. h<en ""l""'• tr..ted, I U . lhldtof otn wu held. Relrtlhm.,.,t• will be 1lad to make any amend" yoDow that are pooible. lC any orgMl· Wtre aerved by 'he hotf•n. Nf1r! "-OoootoUOo rHUlar clan meeUnr wUl b~ h!tll utlon feel• that I have no basis of truth fttr any .sta.tement cor:· 1t. H•e bnme of Mn. l'rankl l 41, Rlnr (J'r,) tatned 1n mY letter, 1 will furnlsb Nel.-l•r. Pdev a. llr. and Mr1, Jlamf!l Jlvidfl"l 1ueh proof u 11 neeeuary or w\11 uoo lt.-of "fillted over the wetktnd wit" A 1 lA 1 o1 Let .... retract 5U~h 1tatemerrt pllblifi)' , •th d brolh " J F ormer na .,en In Ul mo er an er, ..,.. . . Falla. Ro1 L Shtellt 35. il ln counVet I £eel that the situation ~ and John t)' Jail todiY htre 1wa1Uq a hear· needed corrected tor the benefit I. Qlrl'a ..... PM Oli the •let lllt are M!'l. Inc befttrt su1Uee of Peace R. E or the whnlt tammumty as won I Benb: •nd Mit. GOme:o Crlndlty oQ a or removtn 1 1!1 members of my own churclt. tewl•. mort1a1ed propett.J trom the coun· A ponte rebukt would not have PAILY CRYPTOQUO'tfl how to work It: The WSCS will meet at the t cau•ed UJ to examine our trad 1" AX'I'DI.BAAXR home ttf Mr1. LUUan Jlvldt'1 y.Con.atable Pete Ill$0drlx arretted Uona nor would any JI'OUP hll\ c , II LOHOFI:LLOW Thunday evenlna. Sheet 1 in OutvLlle, 0., Ueklnt examined ltsel£ AI ciOJe!y ;as thr Ou letter eld\ply •tMdi tor aoth.r. tn thla Ample A la UHd ..._~~ 1 1A l~e'nl:vo't"'Laa~dll~t-•.d •.0~ County, on 1 wan1nt llped by 1 present !lltu.tlon now 'eems h ~r the thMt ~'1, X for the '-'a 0'a. etc. Sinfle letter1, apo• .,.no "'' •u local •ulomoblle dealer. be. trophlll. the llieth and ·totmatloa or the wotdt an all hiatt. td wlth Mrs Helen J'ohnaon, Al•t Juttioe GrindleY al10 Wll to hear Thank you. ll<:ll 41.1 the eodt 11tttn art dlfftrtDt. Rev, V. Wesley Jenkim ~llle~, on Thereon Jotnlsotl anrt a plea WJIJlam Jri Lewla, 30. ~ CIHtatloo II , Middleport RD. in jail for lnvelltl. Paator, Racine Baptist Chur .. h . and Mrs. Wayne Carptnict' gation and on a ~barge of intoxi· LSKRIIlPNVK: D QDBZDAO HLNANHA •<n~ Glen, Belpre, apen& SU'I· cation He was mated by the A·l.C Bill Sharpnack ha!l rcdN' with Mr5. Helen John1on ild Sherlfi'A Department. enllatod ln the Alr Force for s ue: ll N 0 I H & 0 Q HI N 0 B K U' K D A I H C Kf. !vatu to eelebrat.e the 111· Jed J . w,bater booted Thomll yeart and left Frldoy for Peru, I£LLRIO-DVOZH1K ONKIVK «Wi lil!th blrt~d1;. A .ehlciel'l &rl.yoa, U, S)'ra~tllt, on a charae tndlana where he will be station· <!Iii....,. ..,..., wllh a dtet>r\1- ol lnloxleaUon. Etl1on ..Ul appoar ed attt!t JllendlilJ the put month Y__,.. Cll»-lor BO IILIND AS THOSB: Od birthday calit.. Be ..etlte' ioofore J1it0r £. •F, ll6hlftlon ~ wltll 1l!,o Ra!entl, )lr, and Mrs. tHAT 'fm.L NOT oU - KA'l11m\V JD:NRt, IDOtlly IJltj Iiiii: .V.U wllleo. morrow tdiltL Jl<t SUI'pnaet and lamlly, Dbttltftll. . "" Klu h&t\lrtt lnli~cttt.~ • '' 11>• EDITOR'S MAILBAG . I l - ..,. ..... RACINE ..... .er FOl'Dier Resident Of Letart FaJJ8 Js Jailed Fn'day • l" ell.,._, Aunt Dru Show Fury 11 -:m Capt. Gallant 12 00 Tru e Star~ 10·30 11 ·oo 12 30 Detective·~ Diary 1:00 Down On The Fa"2 30 NBC came of the Week 4:30 Hrtpalong Cass1dy 5:00 ..•n King 5 30 koy Ro~ers 8:00 New~ 8 1~ Sport~ Eye 6·30 Rrn emary Cloont) ShO'It' 7.00 Saturdoy Night JamlJorH 7 SO People Are Funny 8 00 Perry Com,., Show p.oo S~tarday Color carn1val 10:3(} Yohr Hit Parade 11 ·00 News and Sport8 I U 10 TV N.~lewatch 7 olti NBC N'rir• 8:00 Blondi't! 8 30 Life .:>1 ft.Ut'f 9:00 The Joseph Cotton Show 9:30 The Bla: Story 110:00 £.:av•Jcade .Jf Sporb Br C••• BLAKStL•S C!ll1 be otttalned by thoroua:h IPliY· ln1 in a definite pro&rant eaeh year. General pilrpolll!l fonnu.las for spray materlal• now permitr the use of one .spray formula on all fruita for backyard or &mall 1 ( planting;L Commercial arowert use apeelfle materials for each diaeaae or Ln· &ect they are controlling in order to cut the cost for the pelt control program for the year. The home pfd.ener shGuld not plant or grow more f1 uib trees than he can care 1 fqr. WCHI-TV CHAMNIL • 8:00 8:45 9:00 10:00 \1:30 )~:00 12:15 12:t3 1 t:oo 1:30 2:30 2 :30 a:oo Kangaroo CBS Morning Ne Ns Morntn• Show Gany Moore St.."ike It Rh•l> ValLUDt Lady Love of Life Searclt fo, TomG>rrow l!uidln1 Lllhl lllU•• J(ltoheo As tht World TltllA Our Mlq BrooD Bouseparty Tbe Bll Payoll Bob Crosby Show SEEDS FIELD SEEDS FERTiliZER Saturday- Channel,8 w J E. H 9:80 ' 5:00 6 .00 6 .15 6:30 7:00 7:li0 9·00 10 00 11 :00 12 ·30 Your Sunrise To Sunset Station j,, The:~ITe 13 ... Si2n OU erala. Efp hiVe been an outltucUn1 bargain 111 durina the Sptina montta., beeaaJe of the aU-ti!llf; hia:h production. It h; unutual for turkeY• to be claulfif:d 11 "plenU ful" duriD' Kay, but tbi1 11 an urt< u1ual aeuon, wiltb ler!le auppliea of mecfiwn tnd heavy birdJ let\ from lut Fali, and an exceptionally large number of small to mt d1um size turkey• comina: to mar tet out of the new uop. Two oew lte011 appear on the May lilt -, ot 'pJen,ifUl htodl: c:anotd ~aehea and frozen lt.nwberrliL In both lnttaaoea, tbiert Waa a nco ord aiJe paet lalt year Jnd ·..,.. plltl ln .toraae are UDUIUIII)' large tOr thil se~n. Dealen wUI be attemptiDJ' to moYfl ftozeq 1trawberrie1 jult abead. of the peat of fretls berrie1. Dairy product. of Ill kiDda will be more Ulan plentiful durine May. The Department of Auleulture is suuestinr thtt merehant. aDd rest.surant operatora Slrer.:"' lee cream and cottace cbee&e unt month. Potatoe1 anti onlont, eanned pur.. pte plum1, peanut butttr, dry be1ns, and halibut are other itell)l whkh promile to be plentiful in May, POULTRYMEN To produce baldllng eua for the Nldoola - Plemlii1 Ohi.o Eta Phi Officers Named For The Year Ualehblg EU ProgriiR, SO% Hit peak earlier, hold longer with Hichols *12 1 Health makes , the difference Try thent, anti •••I • Fleming 14.T BALERS 5 Year Warranty· Forage Harvest'r IN STOCK TODAY {Continu.d from ,... on•) dent nurse scholanhlps Theae from 1918 tG 19M. Funda for the scholarships bave, been given to 8'ttu 1 encourage young women to enter con ct on of the dormitory were the nursll'l(t profession and to ass gift to Holter Hospital Founda- sist both worthy and needy stu~ 1tion from the Davis Foundation dents to obtsm an education in which w_a.s estabUshe~ several the nursing profession. yelrs ago by D. D. Davis. FollowIn a student recruitment d.rive Jng the death of Mr. D. D. Dav1s, I both instl'uctors and students of fu!'da were odminhrtered a~d de-l the sehoul have appeared before 8 tads of construction of Dav1s Hall number of high fl<'hool assemblie& were superviHd by his brother, • in the territory, presenting proEdward P. Duvis, wbo al1o pa8sed grams on High School Career Day away before the dormitory was • UNLUCKY NUMBER ettmpleted.' Miss Margaret J. Davis, their 1ilter, then took over these MUSKroON, Mich. up _ A .ie ..f>:aulfted the bospital Mu8'kegon woman returned her completion or tfte umy UeenSe plates to a state li~ ' cense bnreau here, demanding dt£. ferent She said the fig• on to ber as by Morris Equipment and Supply PU r1•ftCII ~·\CO·OP., . e COMING SOON! ChOws Up_Dg!}! Freezers • OHIO VALLEY FEED CO. See The Golden Annivenary White Rose Lodge !AUlCilliCIJ;r Holds Meet International TRUCKS "Cost Least J'o Own" -to Meigs Equipment Co., Inc. JUST Dolt &o-ao· r. Arrived' ·1957 ~ . - -- . For NEW HOLLAND - SELf .s&VING -•. IUICI UCK •utomaticaiJJ' eet. up a new taD wbllD )'00 pull out oue., · · • ALL 'NEW .'' . . . . . Belter Sto rt 1 ,I· I Faster Growth Earlier Maturity a.,..•• • tOTAL OUIJNO , PIIIOD • • • , • v.., pu11ft- p!Oductd on lloo PROVICO RESE.AIIOI f~ fer .., feed - of 72o (baood on moA prlcMI food w1i11 20% PRbVICO GROWER lwlth AP-5) ...J wholo 0011. , l """"'IJe om...... • · COLUMBUS - AJ>ril tbowera will help or eoutle but 1he abulldanee of aood e1tin1 tbat you'll find in May wiU be the reault of f1rmers' pla111 o¥tr a period of • IJOOd many months, uy m:arketin& •pee1allltt of the Ohio State Uni· ver11ty Extenaaon Servlc!e in reporting the Hay Jist of plentiful foocll. Grain·fed beef, eus •nd turken are three foode that w1U be tea· tured in May. The beef wUI be about the h11hell quaJlty of the Jeaaon, comlna: to market after month• of fattniraa: on llu:western "H Clobbers Jn New Search For Sa£ety Hazafd '""' uc.o- ..... Dally Selltlne\, Pomer8y-Kid<llepott;-O.,,.W.rll Mo18 • ture Conservat1"on V1"talln Uppm'gYI"e}ds, 81'gger Frm"ls Middleport Feed MiD 11 rram I See Saturddy-C hanneI13 4 :30 I and I On your Dial I Sign On Mqv1e Matinee Bible Time Two Gun Pla:yhouae Saturda)' Newt Scoreboard Let's Talk rt Over Eddy Arnold Time FamoUs Ftlm Fe~tlvaJ Lawrence Weli Ozark Jubilee 20th Century Theater Sign Off I {;opae In -;;T~o-;H~o-;}--:d;-!.-.:.l-:'"=;d~,•.•~,--:,::..:.,.=:o::un:d:,.,..,-g-G::a-;1;-;lip-o"'li:-s7h-ave I Holzer already g1ven the school 13 lltu~ 990 I I Sp:r 12:59 1·00 I I Of All Kinds 9:00 Sign On 9·0f Life oq the Farm 9 .30 Captain Ka •.,41roo 10·30 Mighty Mouse 11 ·OO Lucky 8 Raach 11.30 Tales of Texas Rangtrra lt2 ·00 Bi• Top 1 :m L1£e in u s A 1 45 Baseball Preview 1.55 Bsseb~oll Game or Week 5 00 Jr Town Meeting ' 5 SO 'I'V Class room 6·00 Air Power 6:a,> Golden Playhouse 7 00 Zane Grey J:'heatre 7 ·80 Bucc:aneers ll .OO Jackie Gleason Show 9:00 Gale Storm Show 1 :30 Hey Jeannie IO:ot Gunsmoke 10 SO Tbe Late Show l "' Soil Testing Jn }2. ltSf:'""* Upswing f.n_Ohio May's Good Eating Rooted With Farm Management Ohio Farmer's Earlier Plannln• -viney View Farm o~ned by E. R. and Cbarles ~ Yost Settlement proved no trouble for a number of readers in idenijfying it as the Daily , MysterY Farm No, 15 easy to clean and stow to wear last week. The farm was identified by one reader, less than half •n hour after the newspaper out. The bucket-pump type most went to press last Saturday. · nearly meets th~se requirement~ ·Mystery Farm No l!S 11 the .home Compressed a1r sprayers w1th • tanks of two to three galloru ca. 1314 pound~ of qrllt and 48 pounds of .Elwyn R. and Charlef4 ~· Yost. 1 pacity have Insufficient capacity or butterfat average. The Thereon Thts farm was purchased m 1945 SURPRISE ATTACK Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta 'I to spray mature tnes. Tbe ,rower Johnson herd was second with from Ira Wo~fe, foster son of Alice Sigma Phi held Its rrtular mut should inquire about and examine 1122 pounds of milk and 40 pounds Nease Swearmgen. Her fatber WJI. SOVTH BEND, lml - A traffi: ing and election of officep~ all sprayer types befor buyi of butterfat. The N. G. Rose herd l~m Nease was one of the pioneer 1 Detailed spray progr:ms tO:'ihe was third in milk production with settlen ar Nease Settlement April 9 at the DAY Home wl .h h&ht crashed through the. Jlau Ann Rupe, }Jruiding. President 38 1control of dtsease and insects for 9 po~nd•. and the Earl Dean The hoUBe on this farm is built of a restaurant, bit a man I Officers elected were : Docr.a I backyard rruits are aV11tilable In h~rd third 111 butterfat production of stone and is over 100 years old. Jones, preSJdent; Janet Hia1de, Leaflet L-1, which . iA avaUahle with an ave'r•te of 33 runds per "Aunt Alice" as she was famlUarly betw6en the shoulder blades and .kn~ked s1x coffee urns on th ~ 1ce pteildent; Sally Sauer, ret known to everyone wa' a great without charge £rGm the Extension cow. cording a«retary; Loi1 Ros.en O,ffiee. For eommerdal fruit grow- . In the h~rds over 20 cows in cbureb worker and devoted much floor. The bgbt's standard was baum treasurer and Ba:rb•ra ers they should purchase Service sJZe the Arvd Ho~er herd Jed with time a:nd money, plus the land to snapped off in a two-car colUslon 983 34 Gnnd&taff, correspor.dmJ secreBulletin SB-2 which is sold at a 1 pounds of milk and pounds help build Nease Settlement Us tary. ' cost of 25c. 1 his bulletin contain!! of butterfat. The Paul Karr herd United Brethern Cburtb. This at an mtersectJOn. 1information not onlY on diseA&e tled for fll'st in butterfat produc- church was bullt In 1001 and il Delegate~ named were Sar-. 34 G1bb1 and vera Crow and Joan and insect control. but also on tton .with pounds and D80 lbl! gtilJ bein. used ror chureh serv· 1 Werry ex:tenttoo officer. weed control, pre-harvest sprays, of mllk average per cow. 1ce.s The farm itself was first set· .L thinning sprOJys and detailed dl!l· The C. M. Headley herd aver- tied about 1850. Mary Elizabeth A~denon wa1 named u "Girl of The Y~<~r." cusaion or each funslcide and in- 847 aged 32 pounds ~f butterfat and The Yost.!r principally engage in We Do CUolom Grlndlpg Delegates w Beta Sigma ph, sectidde. P;:n~ of mllk1 average per dairy , farming but raise corn, It is important that every grow· cow. e verett Co well herd av- wheat and hay, too. They fill two convention at Toledo, on May 24N, !nd Ave. Mlddleporl 26 are Donna Jonea, Sally Saut:r, er read in detall the dJI'e(tlOIUI eraged 31 pounds of butterfat and silos with grass s1Jeage and main-WOOSTER - Conser\llng mol&- ! ful for mulchin1 fru1t tree&. 1 \ -::;::;;;;I'IVen by the manufacurer becauae th~ Charles Theiss and Clarence t 30 ilk d t iure in the orchard will help grow· Ellenwood advises adding a little Janet Hmtle and Sylvia Colima. 8 ;; too small an amount will result In Pnce herds averaged 29 pounds of p~:Ceme~. ~~~~~~~: ~atU:n a'7~ ers get higher yield• and b1gger extra mLrogen when mulch ia first A special comm1ttee for Way~ ' favoret1 and hay is the favorite fruita. Reason 11 that most fresh applied. Afte!" mulch is e&Uhlilhed and Means is LoJ& Rosenbaum, poor control and too much may butterfat par cow. cause injury. livestock feed. r1pe fru1ts contains about 8!1 per· apply normal quantitie.s, Ed•a MU:er ~qd Suf! C~a.mnu:r. ' A four year crop rotation p\aD cent water. Clipping the orchard early m The average milk cow in the 'tFLU POISONING is used and the tields have been Mulchmg provides the best June and _at short mtervals during DICKiiNSON, N. D.-We~tern limed heavily. A 5-20.20 fert!Uzer melhod D£ insuring an adequate the trowmg seascm wl11 reduce fourteen DHIA herds on test dur· the month of March produced I 1s used for the crop land and .aa supply or mouture. Irrigation may the e001petition between growt~ of North Dakota stockmen have re-of butterfat according to C. N. o-20..20 fur the pasture land. The be used whf!re there is 1 ready the orchard cover and the growmg ported eattl~ , lp~st.& through fl .IX ~aries poisoning. Immature, green flex: Jone§, Production Tester. Yost's arel firm believers In so1L source of water, but most Ohlo oc- frult Arvll Holter, C!Orenoe Price and S conservation and ten months out l'<h'""lo Lack a supply in sufficient . A .lQw eost way o£ obtaining ~aten by the .cattle <'an ·conbdn · NeJ..avlllo,Olllo C. M. Headley 'tii'tf largest number of the year .feed ensilage plus 18 quantity. ~ulching material is to apply ex· enough , prumc acid to kilJ the 1 COLUMBU~, 0 . Many Ohio per cent da1ry feed . of cow:; produclnJ mbre than 40 lb. Te$Ls at the Ohto Experiment tra ferilU:er in lbe tree rows. ThiS animals. 828 pounds or milk and 32 pounds f.H club \ memberi thil; summer They have bUilt a new dairy station show that mulch should be produces addi11onal JI'Owth of or~ of butterfat during the month. The will be on the lookout fGr safet, barn two §ilos and a milk howe applied in the to be chard cover and the fJnt cjipping8 Holttr herd hi.d 12 bow.- and the haza,rds at rural crOSSI'(Iads, field to produce grade A mllk which is most to C. W. can be used around· the trees and Headley and Price llerd1 bad 11 entrances and farm drivewaYJ in sold In Charleston, w. Va Thetr 1aer cllppings left where they falL ~ their tommunities. eacb. NO. 10 Two or pounds of straw-like future plans include better live. In the herds undet 20 cows Jn They'll be check1na for low-bang- Stock and better farming through material for each mature tree with A RILEY AP,.AIR size the Jame• F. Gibson herd led ing .branebea, corn whii!h needs to soil conservation practices. a spreud of 2G-2S feet will be NQRTH ATI'LEBORO, Mass.-in both average milt and butterfat be topped, shrubs growing close to Tbe farm 1s now being operated enough to start. To maintain the Results or the aehool board ele<:· production for the month with the roadway and billboards, posts by their son, Charles E. Yost, who mulch add 100 pounds every year. tiorl: Robert J, Reilly, re-electe i; and p.:~les wlilch oblf.ruct the vi- recently returned borne after serv· St!"aW, waste hay, sawdust, corn Elmer N. Riley, re-elected; Jame.s a • •II • • • • .. : ..,_._.. 1sion of motor\sta. They hope to lng two years in the Armed Serv· cobs and apple pomace all are uae- w. Riley, defeated. I a 8 tra 1r1r• a ......., remove scores of these bazard3, Wes. 1.~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-=;1 which cilch year kill or injure Readers this week who ' ldenti· II many farm residentB . Come In and See Us f1ed the Mystery Farm are· Curtis It's au p&rt of , state-wtde 4-H Wolfe, ChestPr, Mrs'. Joseph Fields club activity to make rural com· Star Route, Pomeroy; Douglas Cir. munities safer places m which to cle, Racine; Roy Tracey, Sr., Pome· live .. ~ny club in the state may roy; Dana E. Hamm Minersville; participate. Operatmg under the Mn. Robert Loulur, Pomeroy; Mrs. banner "The Open Drlve To Safe. J . A. Smith, Racine; Bobbie H. ty", t-e 4·H'ers wiU conduct inspections of driveways and field Smith, Racine; A. P. Sina:er, 3427 Z.one•a\·, Toledo, Ohio; Frederick entrances at their own farms and Reiber, 8004 Nebraska.,v, Toledo, seek permission to do the aame •t and Mr.s. Edtson Hollon, Hinera~one 3751 Barbie their nei&hblml'. They wm work ville, Rt. 1. Phone 3%02 wlth rcsident11 and appropriate· of. Pearl St. Racine ficiab to eliminate as many danger •Po" as they can. In addition, many clubs will preaent derponstratlons on the subup d~splaya at fa1rs and windows and give safety at community meetings. Mrs. Hattie Woodard presided when the Wh1te Rose Lodge, KITCHIN 8ULLE1' Auxlllary of the Brotherhood ot NEWARK, N. J.-Mrs. Ruth Railroad Trainmen, 11et WedneB· Lofton we,s. wouaded in the 11lght day at the Woodmen's Hall Mrs. • hand when a cartridge her five Branch Flemmg, pre!l!dent, is o~:• year old .daugh.ter . piJce<l in a town and ~s unable to be hot on the kitchen stove ex· plr!':~til;~h~ loJd. P,OJ.icc the c)ll~d Mn C P. Gallagher draped tho ~ found the cutrid•e ir. charter m mcrnory of Mr.s. Win· ..... ' ....... nie Skidmore and resolutions o£ ~iii-:Pri<liibard relloeccl were rea-d. J'iMst quali~y CODaituction Maude Scott was reported Refreshments were served b; :........... Maaty. •ilh eftlciency, and the m __._. Souiap 1roto o• F. :urS. WlJham Rob$on, Mrs: Her· l•Where QUality Ia Paramount" m.. n B.ailey, Mrs. 0. C. Greer'''"' ' Corner Bulterntd and Seeond Pomeroy and Mrs. John •Kincaid was contributing hostess. 11 ·09 Scanning the Weathll 11.1(1 Tbe 1Jate Show Rav Anthc;ny Sho" News of th~;~ N1gbt In general, the fil'St spray should be applied u soon as the petals m~~!,~e a;;;;;~~ wil~:~edw~~ Ireach the top of tree~. 11 shuld be • COLUMBUS, 0. -soil teltin1 il becomiDJ increulndJ Important in Ohio farm mallqement. Farm. er• are utlne it to help tbem 111e fertlllier 'more effertlvely and effidenU:r. L&at month Oblo tanner• sent a record number of IQ.il umpler to tbe Ohio Soil TelllnJlabon.tol')' whi~h i• operated bJ the AsrleulturaJ Extension Service and tbf acrcnomy de,.rtmeDt of the Ohio State Univtn.lt:r. The onr 7,000 .sample• reeeiYed durina: the moath lbowed a biJ lncrttM from lut year'• 4,13"~ in llareh and tbe 1892 of Kareh, 1851, ~e fltat year the labottt.ory offereit a eomplete te.t. ing temce. Since tbe: laboratory llt.arted ntak· in1 complete toil tetta iD 18~U. the numbft ofpmples submitted from counUes bU varied frclm about 200 to over 3,000. Two-thin:b of the aamplea have eome from the wed. ern halt of the ltate. oln each of the aeven yean, March hu beea the peat montb and at leut haU of the )'ear's totll number of 1aD1plet baa bien ,... ceived in the 1anuw·Mifch perloci. Thla year'• bilbut dly wa 473, Orlo Muacrave, director of the laboratoey, uy1 tbe tnereue apparently iJ due to farmer~ becomlna more intere.ted in a better bui1 fDr soil fertiliuUOP. Tbe 10U samples are teJted by laboratory technician& for nutrieat ~ontent; then agronomilt make recommendation• for JOil management of the areas from whleb the samples are 1 taken. So far the molt obvlou! indication of the telb ill that 10ils ov~r most of the •tate are umformly low in pbOiphorue. There also it considerable need for supplemental nitrogen on corn field&. GARDEN 10:00 The Lme Up 10 30 Person to Person 11·00 New! 10:00 11 ·00 t1: 1~ t2.HS deotroylq all d11ta10d tu.ee b also tmportarnt. Tbe "Jeneral·purnose" formula 1a well •dapted for apnylnc peacbea, aweet and aour chenlet. plum1, erapea, red and l:llaei r.upberries, .blackberriea, and pean. Apples BOd quinces mar ~ ap.ray. 1 ed also with tbe ceneral-purpoae formula but several more applita· tiona are neee.s8al')' tl:un on the other fruits Full Line of 9·30 Highway Patro) ('Q.Q1~:tin Yost's Valley View,Fann Is The Mystery Farm · have £allen from cherries, peaches plume, and pears and ~peated 10 day1 later, FollowlnJ tbla apray, It least two more sprays idJ.ould be appUeQ at twa-week intervals. Do Un.spraye~ and uncared for t h L1 fruit make wood breedlntt places no spray w en tu.:: •.reel, v Del, or e • plants are in blonom. for dlaease1 and insect pesil and Four thorough 1pray appHcaJhould be enminated. Picking up tlons, timed according to sehedule and dilpostne of dropped and rot. have given good resulta In praeti. ·;;;d;;;l;;;r;;;u;;;ltl;;;;;a;;;t;,;r,;;•I;;U;;;I;;;ar;;:;;;ln;;;te;;;r;:;v;;;a;;;l';;';;;n;;;d;j ealiy all instances for pea«:hea, _.. ,; r' plum!l -and chehies. If bo'rer1 are 11 ' ~ a problem in these frult tree& DDT can be uoed for control, In the case of bramble fruit1 su~h •• raspberrie• •nd blackberries all sprayin• should be done before blOS!:IOmi"g or after harvetL RaspberriP.s, however, need addl· tlol)al fwJJicide spray• for antbac. nose eo,\trol. WCHS·TV Ch'anne-; 8---' Mr. and M~a~. JameS' Carter took WHTN·TV CH.\NNEL 13 Mr and Mrs. A J . Carter to Co11 '44 Sign On lumbu g Sunday 11 :45 Cartoon Clut> 12. 10 Noon News I Y.Z:lft NGft::hbon " ! t23o L,~>e,..,. ,,,, ,,, 1 00 Femmine Touth. 1 45 Movte Matinee 1 8.00 Afternoon F1lm :restlval 4.30 Super Seria1 Time 6 .00 MickP.v Mouse Club 6·00 Car"'(ln Cluh 6 30 Five Star Finak 7·1:1 John Daly & the Newa i ·30 Rin Tin T1ll 6·00 Jim Bowte B 30 Public Defender 9.00 I Led 7bi'ee Lives ...... .f. Ho~d~ DoOI'v ~ovnty AerlcuJtural ~ C otrol of diaease and JnaeeU WHTN-TV Channel-13~ ...... ,,,_,..... ... ,_ 10 00 'UJ' bpons .!ye The Federated Circ~e met W · 1- 3:30 ncsfla, cvenln,\f at 1he church 4:00 iBrigbter Day followmg the Lenttn serY1cc , 4 : 1~ Secret Storm 4:30 Edt" of l'~tfht Mr§ Lena Hu~er . president, 5·00 The Early Show presided ant] 1t was voted to p'"f.!· 8:30 YoiU' F.sso Reporter Pare Easter ba5ket s for the re,i- 0:45 Sporta Parad• 1 denl'! at lh(' Cotlnty lnfirmary 6:ruii WeatheTman Plans wc1·e also made to vis.it th • 71()1) What About That lnrtr mary on Thund ny afternoon 7.15 Douglas Edwards April 18 and present a program. 7.30 Beat the Clock At thf' close of the meeting a 8:00 West Point Story de§sert course w"s served by the 8:30 PlRyhuuse of Star• hos t~·s.:>l'~ ~rs Les:er .Faub ~ ·, 9:00 Mr. Al'lams &: Eve Mlr.8 Mar'5Uer1te Meyer and M. : Norman Kloe!l. ,m I It Co11ld Be Yo11 1 ·00 Cu::-reLt 9. 00 Camf.'r~ Goes To Sehnol 2:30 Tennesse~ Erme For4 3 00 Matinee TJ!:;4r;r 4 ·t}' Queen F?r A Dar 4.t5 Modern Romaneel 5 :00 Cnmedj> Ttrne B 30 My LitUe Mn&le 8:00 Wild l!iU metok. 8:30 News Picture 12:30 DAILY CROSSWORD c S1gn On 8:30 Western Feature 9 30 Capt Midnight 8:55 "Weltberetst l 1 00 Death Valley Doy.!l 7 :30 Xavier Cuaat Show BIRTHDAY CELIIRATED Mr ilnd Mn. R1>bert Hatley celf:brated the thl'rd blrthlttiy of their ar: n, SteJ)hCQ. SAturday, April 6 with a pariy1.at their hoiXIe, .Mr.s. Hnllc!r was assisted .by Mrs Norman Yeauger in serving ice eream, t;ake, and mint. wHh balloon! and tiny straw tiBt! as favors Prizes were awarded to Billie Jo Clark arta Rahdy Mulford. Other guest!! were !Cathie Clar k, DoUJie LUtle, Alex Lee Halley, Delma Halley. Mrs. WJillam LUtle Send1ng gifts bUt un8ble to at· tend were Mr. and Mrs. Mote Yeaugcr, Mr and Mrs. Clifford Owens and neva Gosney. If s 8 ·~ 5 12 30 Th e Sew-Rite Sewing Club are sponsori ng a bake fale at 1'1!' Kroger Super Market, Saturday, ror the benefit of the P,:,me1·o" Emet·g,ncy SqUad heart reACir)r rund. 'l'ht»se wb:hing_ to oontr' bute are requested t.o have the goods at tht! store by 10 a. m Federqted Church Circle·Meeting Held Wednesday Saturday- Channel3 1 11 60 'Jne Plice I.J IUtbt 11 30 Truta-- l)r Consequeneea 12 )0 Tic TI*O Dough --- BAKE SALE ' '1 11 30 Ton~gtrt t2·3tJ S!gn oil g~ ~~:~·r Room FORT MADISON, Iowa-N~ pmonPrs at the State Pemte ~ ­ Uar;y are .l;l.\'L'O classifH~S.iiOR t e.>l > wh1ch rn.<'lllde the quest iOn ' Have you ever felt urgcxl. lo com· mit a cr1me~" now many times does one hear?: News U~: ~almet ... 11 : 1~ Wea•:.erl'ast 11 :20 Press Box 11 ·00 WSAZ·TV CHANNEL 3 6 ~!I Sign On 7 00 Toda)' HAVE YOU? - 10.4!5 f amou!l F1ghh Friday rP.ctory or Kiwanis JntarnatJOnat IL'>ts a total of 4,300 Kiwa nis dubs in th(' United States and Can ado Recognition, Participation, II He Is To Hove Happy Time As A Lad NEWS IN FARMING TELEVISION GUIDE kiWANIS COUNT EVANSTON, (II - The 1957 rlr Aoys Nead Security, Affection, AIso • ,_, NOVJCO OIIOWING MAlA , '. , , , lite ICOIIfOtllll' 'ACICAGI. ) I OFFICE 0 NO-MAN~ WE§ VACATION I'ROVICG ·, MILLIHG 6- • ''' •' - M~ ..;_ ...- ..r. ~· ';1..· . ' co· · F"'iD - lit. ~-~llit 0. - BEST PRICES TRAcrolt· .Sl\~:eroy Phou 419 ' _...,~Jr."'!'~"-· •-· i USE Seleet frorn these three SURE WIN STARTING FEEDS al , FUL'rON TH·OMP 4 SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILL Mulberry Ave. • PhoDe 150 Pomeroy Custom·20 Upright · · ·· · · · · 709 lb. capt.city Custom 15 Upright · · · ···· · 525 lb~ capacity Custom lO Upright · · ·· · · ·· 372 lb. e~y : Meigs E. Mala Sl, . Phooe 9~ �. .,. ~. ' ·- ... , ' 4-Da.ily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aprill2. 1957 ~Jackets, Freeman Needs 'Work'-Tebbetts 1 Tlae DaUy Sentinel llad Plenty• Of It At Red's Park ba~.~f{~~,'· :b~:::;;;.b,. r,n.w: SPORTS DESK Wlnio.a" Pomeroy Gets Fll'.st v.·. . ory IA%,111110111:, lid. UP - Hard 'ftrt daeri't Mare btg Rersh l'reel;paa, wbo appeared in M ..id. "I remember when ,.... lut yeu an~ ill' "perfectly TeObotU we jOt him frem the Red Sox to plteb in 7'1 of Cincln- early in 19~5. I aaked him how DI&J James tbl• Panthers, Tornadoes Win S~RINGTIM~ IS BARGAIN TIME AT ~' . From Rutland sea1011 . come be was let 110 by Bolton . By Chet Tannehill Jl\ uAnJ time that man over there He told me he couldn't 1et any 1 calb me/• said Freeman, po1nttn 1 -work with the R~d Sox and the Baseball Quizz : Whi.it }Jiktyer In Meig:!l County got as far aq 1 thing he Beeded most was work ~"" Ovet' Iaward Mlddlepoan•u a. ft.·eln· bot ttl Manager "'· Birdle Te~ and plenty of it. I told him, MiJwaukee in the American Association in his long minor .... Pomer,...,. "J ll wr n1 out lWI 1lneup, "rm '.Brother you come to the right league career? (see answer elsewhere on this page.) were wtnners Thur.8Ciay anernoo ready, I don't ctre hO\It often he place'. .. in high fe!'hool btteba-ll &lmee: as bollers f~X me. I'll take a whack the Y U 1 ket tmpr at it .... ~ .. long 08 1 ••n 1, 1 the (Continued on P-19'1 fiv-•) The April 10 Sporting News reports that Mel Clark of West . e ow . al! vii were et..... . . . . . !Jve in a !Ohd +1 etOJ}' ~ Point Columb1a defmttely wtll ma·ke the trtp north with the Detroit ' Pleaunt th P'tnthets took tbelr i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioa Tigt!rs but will be onf! of the outfielders who may be sent tirst vlclorye in three lfatt.· oVet down 30 days after the beginning of the season when the ne- RaHand 7-2., and &lie 'l'orftacfou MAKE . cessary cut back to 25 players bas to be made. There was news I their leCOnd stratpe without 4e. I of a better sort, too , made by Mel himseJf 1 It was that although feat over Jadl:sorwllle-Trim.ble, 5-l. his early spring training bat had cooled somewhat, he was Extelltnt pJtehlng wiS' tlle ,order · h "t 1 429 1·1 fl 11 • or the day, most outolandiq be· spraymg 1 sa a . c P a cr games. ling lim Bowlw initiaJ effort at SMITH CLOTHING YOUR Shopping Headquarters I FOk Men Women Boys See Our Modern Styles lV. 2nd Ave. Cash Bahr, OWner Middleport l•~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ character are supposed to pay off. · The fragi1ity factor is something else. A guy is born with hard to break bones or with the kind that snap under extra ! shock. But most of the guys who played with and against Clart here say: " If there ever was a ma-jor leaguer from here tt ia Clark ." We don ' t wish the Charleston Senators (who b\\-11 Clark} any bad luck, but this area will hope Mel stays with De· troft this year. . tr this sunshme h olds . look for a very p~ague of hi~h school baeeball games to be scheduled. Pomeroy IS takln~ on Rutland heTe this afternoon . MiddlePort goes to Pt. Pleasant. and· Ra· ctne probably will have someone as opposition. Pltchfnl! staffs, weakened by too little work wlil be strained to th• limit ' • 1 I" · J and beyond . Tues d a;. P ?meroy s s arm~ tosser. J_Jmmv . for no more than two lnntn~B . The Arnold never I=!Ot hls steam un at all Give the boys a little more work, however, and they'll be comina: around . ·- _ Amw.r: Dlnty Moor. of Svrac:uM. topo 1.11 tully ---tho -e..Utna Shell ltake Rooket. · Hemslev, could blast em m oM fllnner weakened . Art EDEN Mr and Mrit. Clinton Holsinger and family , Mn. Martha Holsinger and Mr. and Mrs . Junior Holslnf,fcr v\~lted Rev. rmd Mrs. Ru!'lsell Cline 9unt1av afternoon at Racine. Mrs. Clark Ro('khold and fami1y s"pflnt the week end with her parent~ Mr and Mrs Frank Barber." 1948 CHMOLET .................. · $145 bu,y. lA! Too PJokup. Box bed extra. Good 6SOJ:l6, 6 ply tires. A real 1\.Jr. and Mrs. Ernie Barringer and baby ;;pent the week t.md with Mr . and M1s. Ivan Chevalier 1956 CHEVROLET Station Wagon··· · $2495 lllld raml lv. Mr. o~nd Mrs ..Jnnlor Hnl sinjer \ Long. BoltQm , spent V-8il'"0c;M)f Station Wagon. Radlo and heater. Powcrgllde. White w• tires, ntra cleun. On1d.~~ft· At Racin~ Coach Llrtf· Moni.Ron · ,howed' ott Jd-s aeeond starting hurler in Deadpan Doug Grabam, 200-pound righthander who dou· blea In right fielt;f when not pitch. lng. Graham sent 12 J-Ts down swin gi ng with his sharp breaking rurvc ball , walking only three. Coach Dick Retto•'s Panthers connected to" 7 hits against J im Vennari's vi 3iting green nin<.> while Fro.o;h Bob Cunuinr;lham held the Rutl anden to 2 hiU. Outstanding was the heavy sticking of S. T. .Johnson who got a si ngle and a · double and drove in tour ruM al· together. Pat Eads of Rutland behlnd shaky fleldlng, could not •tern ths tide. . In the f1rst !mung Fisher reacher rirst on Dugan·~ error and Bar· tel! did the same. Hemsley iln&]ed scoring Fisher and Johnson dngled scoring Bartels. PhaUn walked and Wil~on was safe on a Cielders choiCe, Hemsley searing. In the Rutland third with one out, Schoonover drew a walk. Eads wu safe on an error, and went to second on anolher errur. Rilfie singled to left scoring Schoonover and Biddle sacrificed tads home. In the Pomeroy fourth with one out, Bartels singled and stole seeond. Bcmsley sinJ;lled and copped second as Bartels advanced. John. sun cracked a long double tQ center scor ing two, and later ~lame horne on an error. Jn the sixth Hemsley singled (Continued on JM9• five) New York,.- Deluxe 4 door. Power Steering ~ Power Brakes erylhlng for effortless, enjoyable motoring. . 1954 Oldsmobile . . -. ond Doter. ba-r::'!, batter) belne Uindy or Mlrlt KeUy Wayland catch•· TORNADORS SOLID Raeine seared h~ the llrst wben with one a 1., Bl h lted Jt 1 tet"ond an't e'amer~ : : an 'err~: In the third Hlll led oft wltb 1 walk and waa u.eriflced to aeeond ·b.r Birch, then aeored on Wolre •lnl1e ~hrougto. the mound . J.T taUie• In t•- top ol the • rourth when wHb one away 01"8· ham IMued ht1o of his three wallu. Shaw ...red On Gr '-m'o · ,·nlield error. It woo J·T'• onl• threats. , The Tarnadoes. scored again tn the fifth 81 Saber led off with 1 walk, went to second on the cat· cher'll bad 1.hrow and llf!ored on an infield error. Racine sewed it up in the bottom of the aixth ar :Doua • Gra h an! 1ed 0 I f with a Iong double his eecond In two evenings, wa1 !llctilidd t.& third by Grimm and stole hOme . J·T aot setme aood pitching out of Jo"'e.t and Mi-ke Mmlson who - 1955 FORD 2-Door Customllne ...... $1595 Rt•v . Eldon Blake i11 holding a re\•ival at lh·~ Bethel Church be· tween Cooldl1e and Tuppers l ll'· 1955 PONTIAC .......... · ........ · $1595 4 Dr. Sedan. V..S motor~..Rydramltlc mileaKe. Specia12 tone ralnt. dr:lve, 'Radio, Heater- Low 1954 CHEVROLET · .... : .............. $945 f.Door. New paint In two tone a:nmt- Heater. A RNl Buy. 1953 FORD 4-Door Customline .... · .. · $965 Lovely cream aDd bela, V-8 fiotar, 1Un vilor, eovera, Fordomatie ana Continental trlm. ra41~ heater, aaa\ 1952 CHEVROLET ........ · .......... · $695 4-Dnor. Nt~w pint In 21 tone - IOt'd tlrtl, Jow mtltllfe, Plains. F.very one welcome. anen. Deluxe model. Radio, Heater 1951 CHEVIOLET · · ............ · .. · · · $545 METROPOLITAN MARINE SALES and SERVICE Atross From The Aohland Servlec Slallon Phone 86·M Pomeroy, 0. :tUroo ona lranoftmd wbttl - · V-1 molor. H)"dramalle lrlnlllllulon, new O·ply from ..~ lruek. DeiUD tab, 0111)1 11,000 mllca, Ina than e moatb1 old. a.aUy like new unit. 1955 .OIVROLET "6" 2·Tot · ·· · · · · · $2495 L.W.B. Zofl~Hd nar ule. li:lllra 1ood 8H s 110 11111d and mow on l'flll'. Hea'Y)' duty IDJ'IDJt.. tNu frame, beate, eoab In neellent condtUon. llorlon 10' r T' bod7 Wllh oob . , . . _ ami 1" hoiJt, 15 aaOi'atb• otd. Only a tract.loo or oriiiDII OCJit. 1955 CIIVROlET "8" Plcl&1t · · · .. · $1495 141-Ton. 1oq wbttl - · fnolor. olft """ 'llnllll. Boat'"' 111d d• 24 HOUR SERVICE Plltop bod, bettor llld - · poe! I - ~Ira nlft llnloh. 1954 Wllln • · ··... · ··..... · ··· $1045 ......... clrl... P'uU 1110111 lop- t"ronl End Wlneb. 1953 FORD 2-Ton L.W.B. · · : · · · · · · · · · $1345 S.uncl V4 motor, IOOd tab, a-ed nlo, <'i proetleally new Ill.- (811 • 10 - Ill Ulll~ J"O.fi. d•mp bod)' ll'lth food holll. 1.953 fOlD 1·111 .................... $865 J'lat bed. dUal wheelt with new TS!h:18 reeap1, heater and dlrec- etlonal ollnal, dart bluo llllltlL POMEROY .MPTO.R CO. OPEN DAILY. A.M. to 7 P.M. Mdllil. Pomeroy TOWING Day Pllone 6 t 04 Nlgbl Phone 2452·5 Preston Motors, Inc . . Your Friendly Ford Dealer PHONE 8181 At Richmond, Va. New York (A) 200 OlD 110---3 8 1 RicShtDIOdnld t 400dBOOO Oll2--4!C 17 3 ur van an etta; oa eB. Ja1he1 (7) and Chitl. Wlnntr Jame•. HJls-Mantle (NY), Windhorn (Rcbd), Chlti (Rehd), Bauer (NY). At Kansas City, Mo. Brooklyn 100 201 000-4 8 5 Ka111as CHy 000 010 004-5 11 1 Newcombe, Roebuck (4), Bell· . 1ent (8) and Walker; :Morgo.n, 1'ruok11 (8), Duren (8) and Smith, Th4mps0n (~). W~nner Duren Loser - BeS"senl. - •1 I 1953 Cadillac - - - - - - - - - $1898 4 door Sedan. A ear you'll be proud to own. Beautiful light blue finish. Equipped the came on in the fourth. The latter Ls a yOunger brother of :S.Cine's Co1ch LUry Morrison. 1 Graha• had 12 strikeouti, mai"· ly on a sharp breaking eur.ve ball. • 'l'be TornadGea play at Chauncey Saturday It 10 a. m. and wtU at· tend the Ohio University-Kent Stale gl\me Saturday afternoon. LIM SeoN IW~ wan tires. Dynaflow Mef6l . . . . . ..,,,.._ _ . . . . ...... -cruwn •••'(~!crass the top-to thl! Many More Amazing Values tdge Orce ~r vtth t spc rkhts like newl ...., tiMI ....like We have the car thot's right for you - e~f tlla non·dflp lip. CURVFORM or loinb •• ..... -.. _....__ . . . .. ..... ........, KARR AND VAN ZANDT Ol,DSIHORlU': - .. w o N - - .... , • II C0 Ins · Iry J ewe --. ..... hoiolo& - ., Pomeroy FOREMAN and ABBOTT ·., r• ' E. Main Sl '' • 00 ''Pomeroy We hacked our Cars In line. We want you to !mow the hack of lhe ears loou jut 11 &ood •• lbe froal d.,... Come In and .ee for yourself. 1955 FORD Mercomatie. Runs perfect. All . good tires. It's mce io every V8 Patrlane 4 dr. Fordomatlc, way radlo & heater, lharp two tone · · beige and blue. 1 ((ontlnued froh't p119e four) "You nevt; r hear a peep of a complaint out o( him: · S3YS the Cincinnati mannger. "He's human though. He ~cis tired from ovl"rwork just 111:-e anyone else. Once in ~~ while 1'11 ask him how his I ann feels and he'll say, 'Birdie, . the)•'re movil).g home plale& just a. lHUe farther baek on me.' But he'll never say dle." "When [ gel called out there," Freeman savs, "I cut loose wilh everythin~ I've got from the first pitch on. If they hit my fast ball , I'm in Lrouble . That's when I . know rm of.f." 1955 FORD 1 I 1954 CHEVROLET Customline 2 dr. Radio & Heat· 2 dr. Radio ar. Heater. cr. Clean & solid. Jvory over Blue . I I 1956 FORD 1956 FORD 1953 FORD (Bank prenille• owned are subject to no lWn•-~ -~~~~ bf Oilier ....U ...... . ............. ......... -14•1U7 TOTAL ASSETS --- ---------- --- ·------------------ ;- I ~IAIII.I11U Demand depoaitl or indlvid&WJ, jlilltllt:rdipt:, ItO md eorpontloos -----· -----·····--·······-···-- .. ·-- $21111,110...., n:;Clde~.f~~~-~~~~~~----- ----------- irl.Sli-= ~:e or r:=~er:r~r:e~s~kietCY------~ ~U rorxr'oEPOSJTS ........------------- .......111 Sharp 1953 DODGE V8 Victoria. Fordomatie, Radio % ton truck. Good tires. body, and Healier. SoUd, nice & clean. bed. One local owner. Metropolitan Auto Sales At The Tralflc Ugh! In Middleport Open EveniDgo Until 9 P.M. Phone 1046-J 24$ .. Other liabtUtlfll , ·---------------- - -- ---··- -----·""'( TOTAL UABIUI'IFS {not iatludlng subor\!liaated 838 obllgatlom obowD below ...... , .................... $8011. · M Capital• V8 Fairlane. Automatie Tran1. VB CuJtotnline. automatir trtru. ltadlo & Heater. Really Sharp. power ateering, low mllea&e. 1955 MERCURY Freeman Needs htM .... Mckapl•.. • W. Main St. I Lite new lnside and out. llaeine 101 012 x-5 z 1 Batteries: J-1': Jones (LP), Mor· rison (4) and Toches: Racine : Graham and Blrch . Crestline 4 door. The car with pep - power and personaUty. Fresh and frisky as a yuung coil. Beige and copper finish. Ford-o-malic drive. Phone 485 000 100 0-1 4 4 s.oJ.o5 We Select Ottlfl Tlae Veru Best in ----- J-T 1954 Ford - - - - - - • - - - - $1198 CtiDJi..L.4C ~~=-t:r~~--:~~~:.~~~-j~~-~------------- J :~l.f~ I 1954 Buick - - - - - - - - - - $1498 1 ;•;=:;;;:::;;;.;;,;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;... Fa<c (1), Purkey (9) and I - way you expect a Cadillac to be. One owner. Perfacloondltlon. Spedal 2 door. Flashy red and white set off with gleamln& white drive. Ride imooth and relaxed In this neat little Bulck b h"" 1 THE RACINE HOME BANK Krivitz, roue. (6); Lee, crimlan f6)· and House. Winner - Hall. 27 CARS CAr!ToiL ACCOUHTI • .......... ------.............·----··--·""---· I=~:= 1 Surplus --- -- - ---.- --- · -- · -------- ·- -----------------Undivided prollts ·---- -- · ·- - ---- ------- -·--- ---------- 3&,78 · se.-ured and pn!ferred l!:tbllities De~slts seeured by pledgt-d aasets pursuant to 'f1 reqUirements of law· --·--- .----- ---;·· - -- --- - · -·-- S 42.1 J1Q Securities as sbown above are after deduetion of ~ reserves of ------- - -·-- - · ·-- ----------- -----·---- S 650.01)' State of Ohio, County of Meigs. u : · 1 John T. Wolfe, Cashier or tlle ~hove named bank. do solemnly swear that the above statement ill true to the best of my knowledge ud belief. • JOHN T. WOLFE, Cashier• Co""rl·Att..t: W. B. CROSS J . 1:1. WEAVER JR. Direetorl CHAS. IIAYMAN Sub!mbed and sworn to before me this Btb day of April, 1M7. GRACE KBIDEII, Notary Public My Commif.S.ion Expires AUI. 21. 1015'7. Member of Fedenl DePOSit IMuraMe Co,.,ltfott "'" . from TO DON'T .MISS IT . MIDDLEPORt· ' 3 DAY SALE-· SATURDAY, MONDAY & TUESDAY 1949 Plymouth 4 Dr•.....•.••• ~ . $175 1950 Dodge 2 Dr......... , ..... , $165 ' 1951 Plymouth 4 Dr•..... , , ...•. $225 1950 Pcickard 2 Dr.............. $115 1953 Dodge 4 Dr•..•......•.... $795 1953 Dodge Club Coupe .•....... $895' 1953 DeSoto 4 Dr............... $895 1952 Dodge Club Coupe . . . . . . . . . $49~ 1951 Dodge 4 Dr................ $395 ' 1955 Dodge 2 Dr............... $1495 1951 Plymouth 2 Dr............. $445 1949 Dodge 4 Dr............... $365 1951 Ford Station Wagon ........ $545 1954 Dodge 4 Dr.............. $1395 . Drive In CJnd Register for·the Grand Pi'i.l'es · • 806 W. Main St. ' 195J Dtflt 4 Dr•............... $945 1955 Cht"or.t~ Dr•... .' ....... $1395 tf!O DeW. . Clul1 Cou,. ........ $395 19$1 Hudson H•flltop . . . . . . . . . . $695 1949 Hu.dfow2 D:r. :.. ........ •'· .. $295 1953 Cadittac 4" Door . . . . . . • . . . $1845 1949 Studebaker Convertible . . . . . . $95 Pomeroy STARTING FRIDAY, APRIL 12th ' R. · H. RAWLI ...GS SONS ·co. IMPORTANT Dodge Plymeuth Dealer Cor. Mill and 2nd Sis. l 1951 W,e1Dr................ $495 1~5 ~ ...,..., ........... $1995 tt5t Ffhl2 ~'· ................ $485 19MP,IymHtfi4~............ $1045 19s0 tlyntouth 4 Dr•...•........ $145 1955 Dodte4Dr............... $1895 SERVICE IS OUR MOST PRODUCT • Mldtlleporl SERVICE IS OUR MOST IMPORTANT PRODUCT GIFTS FOR MOM AND DAD and the Kiddies · FREE! Carton of Coca Cola Television with purchase of 8 or more Total of 21 Prizes gal. of gasoline CQME ONE, COME ALL, and Get Into the Fun! , • . ' .p TOTAL CAPM'AL ACCOUN"I'S .... .. ... ........ .. 10M8UI TOTAL UABilJTIES AND c~AL ACCOtrNTS ••. $914,619.8'1 •Tbis baok't eapital eouiJtl of eommon stock with total par vaJlto 01-.00. • ME-DA Pledged M!lell" (md teetlrilies loaned) (book value} • U S Government obligatiollS, direct 1nd paruateed, piedfed to secure dmwsits and other lil.bUil.ies ----~--" $ 84,890.83 \ } 1, ' SVNDAY -APRIL 14th I P.M. Til DARK lzaak Watton Form Hear Chtster Public Cordially Invited 1955 OIVROLET ~-T01 · · · · · · · · · · $1195 1 (Phlla -) - - •Jt . WFS't' BROOKFIELD, Ma s.~.­ RI.'v. Dr. Arthur J. Brown former fo re ign missions leader and All· thor il:l the oldc.~ t person whoqe nam! appcnrs in "Who's Who iT' Amcril'a". He rcoontly observed h i~ IOOth h!r1 hdny. TRAP & STATIONARY TARGETS ~- C. (II), \ OLDEST IN BOOK 1956 GMC ~-Ton .. ·· .. · .. · .. · · · .. · $1995 At Charlotte, CANCELLID night to bo ve hlo alllnl blek . , CLEVI!J..A.NO UP-N~:rt Tu .. ~ ami~d in Plttlhurjh. Cltl1leat·t.· day'l tcheduled rtot7 Calhoun· 1f'ho h,. been CQplainlq o1 I FIGKT ~:.;e~::k (N)~o:l~~·~ ~ ~ WyiiD, GIJ'cla I PhU.delhLI · 000 001 321-'1 8 0 BeRton 000 000 1fl0-1 4 3 Stnford, Lipetrl (8) and LoPI~ SNwer, Kemmerer Ill) and lo. WlMor-Sanlord. '-~r......·B~wer. HRf-Willlamf (BoB.), RePU 11M• l ·· Pittsburg~ Mill Sl. ---- Ham and Beef Shoot &y United . ,,.... · 11\lwaakee \'JI Withlt& at WtCh· Ita. ean.eelJed told weaibtr. Daily Seutlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., AprO lt, 11$1..::& Crowe (Clo.) . _ AI lllatai. Fla. Joey Gitrde11o mlddle•elctrt boa' bad bad!: li~e IJirlnc tral~ Houtteman at tbe CWveJa.t Arena hOd bed ttaned, ..,.. his Injury I.J. mar. LoiK'r - l...n .. HR1-Ma*'-e~l (Del.) ('IJ, T~nek (I), r'~la UJ) and c:aneellH ~auae Of a rut aus- !t'rloue than. anybody btU.'IH Long {Pgh.), Smith {Pgh.~. Naraa:oa, .UtOBelll. Littler.eld (II) h..... 1 ......, .__ and Wertrum, 11unna• (I). Win· !.lined b)' f,WdeUa w llil: n Jnd it "may he aome ti.me _..oav A1 Mempbls, Tena. ner _ Tomanek . Lotti' _ UttJ,e.. training for .the bout. An old cu~ I'm ready to play ." • St. Louis 000 200 102-5 9 3 tleld. HR• - Mt)'l (NY), Ward on (;i.anleno·s cbee-k ":e~d ltOI'ULATION DAOH r, Chlci&o ~A) 000 OGO 000-0 6 3 (-c!nu.). dur'ln& a reeent workoUI t J _........J' Nd,anae-1,, Selunldt, . ('7) and ------not healM. l'l1VDSDALE, 1(. D.-Tbe pvpu.1 Landrith. Pu~rc. E<, Dernntton _fS) WIDS SWIITMIAAT l01tion of thia fO'\'eTnro.ent ~ BRUSJEl..S UP--S.u1dor Iharo1, and B tt W M 1J CL._.,.It OUT llitw:tiOll town, wlleh flew -~ a ey. mner c ame 1· '"A c· "P-0 ol tbe •••'•le DOll tba Canboa;.. Lolt'r - Pierce. H& _ Mtulal t •.., Uonco~r1111 ref~ 1Vh0 holds CHAH.UY1"1'1. lt .., It~ .,._ 01 tile~.-bM dr"......t to (St. L J, Landrith . tSI . I •.) . three world trad: record•. wiJl ficldu Bobb7 Cltmmte. whO hit u. .,......... maro ~·• JiunearUm •weetbetrt .3 ll for tbe Pitta u.ra r--lfaf11 famltlea. It hit 1 peak pop.-1,... , ! • • .. -d b b 1 r ••· •- Th ..-•, tion of , ,000 ia tiM. -, •:(!re .:xu• ay · I ar:u, w o came 1 '1~"~'~oe~as~o~n~·~~~-;;~;"'"~~w:;~ · At Knoxville. Tenn. here u a Nfug~ last December I.; · : Cbicaao (N) 100 032 010--'I 12 0 h.a 1 been etrnlna hi, Jiving with a.ftk trk.l~ BaDit:,•,,• • Bro::noo(~l.l31Yot;~ko, ~lgian clubl u a training n1· I ltiPOitT OF THI CONDITION OJ v1wr. (81 and Ntemtn: Johnson, O'Dell (51 and Pyburn . Winner - Drott. , Loser - Johnson. P~l - Fondy TO TI!ACH AUSSIES AT ltACIIII (l'hi.) 2. WASHINGTON UP- U,u Bris· !lie, ronner Philadelphia Athie· In the State .t Ohie. If the Close-'....,.....,.. MM'ch 14111.. 1957. At Washington tits and Cleveland Indian" pi•.·h· ASIITI Cincinnati 310 000 000-7 11 1 er aDd prHent t'OmmiSJioner cr Cub b11aJ1en witb etller baab. ia('ladiftl rtterve J,alanee, aud ... h ,....,. 111 _ . , . o1 <4lle<tloo ........ - ....... $122,471.81 Washington 013 000 OOIJ.-4 9 0 the American Legion bue-b "1 NuxhaU, Acker C8l and Bailey; program, leaves Kay I on a two United States G4vemment obligationa, dl.red 33I.'Ttlo:ft Abernathy, Brodowski (8) and month vl.llit to Austral1a to teach Fitzgerald. Winner - Nuxhal1. . bueball. He 1':1 g()ing under the ob~atf::!~te;·;.;,rpotiirial-~bdi~Di·:: ~= :::::: 280.~ .oo 12,1111 LoSt'r - Brodowski. HHs - Fitz. 1 stat.e Dep~rtment's international Other bonds, no~and deb:lf'ntures --------------·-----LoafJs and diseoL (~cludia11 $25.96 overdrartsl -------180,CII8.12 gerald (Wasn .J Sicvcu (Wuh.) educational ext:hange program. Starflre 98 _Holiday Coupe. A pampered beauty. All power features . A car that looks & drives like brand new. APPLIANCES Raymond Holsinger, Mrs. Ber. nice Randolph and 1\frs. Mlnia Picken!! went fishing at De<tVer Creek, recently. 1-"'rank Pickens and Raymond llolslngN vlrlted Mr. and !ir•. Alva Holsing er and 'on, Tuesd.ay night. ._Door. Nloo blaolt IIDll._ ndlo. ...tor, Del,.., fi..Wno modo\. w·ID.In Grapefrwt. Tnps . North At AUI Bta, Ga . OQO 340 102--10 14 o 020 000 000-2 6 /J 1 Detroit Mr. and M1·s. Clinton Holsinger V-8. Radio. heater, scat eoVtl'll. FordomaUc. Le&'l lhHn 20,000 tual miles. Beautiful Ivory over turq~o~ol1e. p• tsb h Ph•t)• c d R ds I It urg ' I Ies, ar s, e 1 !~~owina: and YO&i - - - $1998 Mrs'. AI· nn d family spent Sunrl ay with Mr. and Mrs. Al vn l!ol s ingcr anrl son. ~h!::·::u\:~be"':n!tr Automatic drive. Ev· ~~.everal 8}1Y~ ' \VIfh h1s pn'rflnt.'l: Mf. nnd vu Holsin~w. LaAD 1955 Chrysler • - - - - - - - - $2198 According to Mel's friends here, and there are legions of Point where he sttuek out 13 with a nl<e last .boill ond o looping eurvo. IAR~ Y Never before nove we offered so many fine late model cars at such low prices. Come in today and look them over. I them , the Hartford Tiger product has two things again!! him In sUcking in the majors. One is that he'o not mean enough and the other is his fragility . It is a paradox, is it not, that a fellow has a trait normaJly considered an asset counted tather as a handicap? And in a sport, too, where sportsmanship and I (ContlnuM from Pltl• lour) witi one out, went to seCond on a tie1dcr's error and .Johnson fUed deep to ce 11 tcr, Hemsley a:olng to third. Bob! Eastman, hitting for ~mbert , slnaled Hemsley bome. Pomeroy 3QO 3D1 s-'7 7 4 Rutland 002 000 o-2 2 !I Rutlnnd : Dugan (LP) and Schoon· over. Pomeroy: Cunninabam and Wilson ,and Letne (6~. GIT 1both runners. In tbe filth Bowles ld off with a sirii(Je to ldt and .11tole aecond, wenL to third on an onrthrow and home on another o•erthro)f. Then JJennesy walked. •tole seooad and .cored on W~itlatch 'a •in&le to right. Point Pletsant &ot it1 run tn t•e fourth as Wam:d ey, Pol.nt't are1i young pitcher, doubled te lead off the lnnlna:. Lewts alnlled hb:a home but Bowlu ~ettled doW11 aad shut tbem out thereafter. That 1'bc Jackets wasted no time in fourth was the only innla'g Pomt leveutng wJth "Point. Crooks led · had a man beyond firSt base. of( with a single to lett -and Hindy I Middlep~rt 200 02b o- 4 5 1 was n.te on an error. Bowles, who j Pt. P\easant 000 \00 0-1 3 4 ~Is() looks great at the plate, hit Batteries: MiddlepOrt;: Bowles a long single to center scoring and Hl.ndy ; Pet. Ple~sant: Wamsley KARR and VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES I ·Pomeroy Gets �. .,. ~. ' ·- ... , ' 4-Da.ily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aprill2. 1957 ~Jackets, Freeman Needs 'Work'-Tebbetts 1 Tlae DaUy Sentinel llad Plenty• Of It At Red's Park ba~.~f{~~,'· :b~:::;;;.b,. r,n.w: SPORTS DESK Wlnio.a" Pomeroy Gets Fll'.st v.·. . ory IA%,111110111:, lid. UP - Hard 'ftrt daeri't Mare btg Rersh l'reel;paa, wbo appeared in M ..id. "I remember when ,.... lut yeu an~ ill' "perfectly TeObotU we jOt him frem the Red Sox to plteb in 7'1 of Cincln- early in 19~5. I aaked him how DI&J James tbl• Panthers, Tornadoes Win S~RINGTIM~ IS BARGAIN TIME AT ~' . From Rutland sea1011 . come be was let 110 by Bolton . By Chet Tannehill Jl\ uAnJ time that man over there He told me he couldn't 1et any 1 calb me/• said Freeman, po1nttn 1 -work with the R~d Sox and the Baseball Quizz : Whi.it }Jiktyer In Meig:!l County got as far aq 1 thing he Beeded most was work ~"" Ovet' Iaward Mlddlepoan•u a. ft.·eln· bot ttl Manager "'· Birdle Te~ and plenty of it. I told him, MiJwaukee in the American Association in his long minor .... Pomer,...,. "J ll wr n1 out lWI 1lneup, "rm '.Brother you come to the right league career? (see answer elsewhere on this page.) were wtnners Thur.8Ciay anernoo ready, I don't ctre hO\It often he place'. .. in high fe!'hool btteba-ll &lmee: as bollers f~X me. I'll take a whack the Y U 1 ket tmpr at it .... ~ .. long 08 1 ••n 1, 1 the (Continued on P-19'1 fiv-•) The April 10 Sporting News reports that Mel Clark of West . e ow . al! vii were et..... . . . . . !Jve in a !Ohd +1 etOJ}' ~ Point Columb1a defmttely wtll ma·ke the trtp north with the Detroit ' Pleaunt th P'tnthets took tbelr i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioa Tigt!rs but will be onf! of the outfielders who may be sent tirst vlclorye in three lfatt.· oVet down 30 days after the beginning of the season when the ne- RaHand 7-2., and &lie 'l'orftacfou MAKE . cessary cut back to 25 players bas to be made. There was news I their leCOnd stratpe without 4e. I of a better sort, too , made by Mel himseJf 1 It was that although feat over Jadl:sorwllle-Trim.ble, 5-l. his early spring training bat had cooled somewhat, he was Extelltnt pJtehlng wiS' tlle ,order · h "t 1 429 1·1 fl 11 • or the day, most outolandiq be· spraymg 1 sa a . c P a cr games. ling lim Bowlw initiaJ effort at SMITH CLOTHING YOUR Shopping Headquarters I FOk Men Women Boys See Our Modern Styles lV. 2nd Ave. Cash Bahr, OWner Middleport l•~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ character are supposed to pay off. · The fragi1ity factor is something else. A guy is born with hard to break bones or with the kind that snap under extra ! shock. But most of the guys who played with and against Clart here say: " If there ever was a ma-jor leaguer from here tt ia Clark ." We don ' t wish the Charleston Senators (who b\\-11 Clark} any bad luck, but this area will hope Mel stays with De· troft this year. . tr this sunshme h olds . look for a very p~ague of hi~h school baeeball games to be scheduled. Pomeroy IS takln~ on Rutland heTe this afternoon . MiddlePort goes to Pt. Pleasant. and· Ra· ctne probably will have someone as opposition. Pltchfnl! staffs, weakened by too little work wlil be strained to th• limit ' • 1 I" · J and beyond . Tues d a;. P ?meroy s s arm~ tosser. J_Jmmv . for no more than two lnntn~B . The Arnold never I=!Ot hls steam un at all Give the boys a little more work, however, and they'll be comina: around . ·- _ Amw.r: Dlnty Moor. of Svrac:uM. topo 1.11 tully ---tho -e..Utna Shell ltake Rooket. · Hemslev, could blast em m oM fllnner weakened . Art EDEN Mr and Mrit. Clinton Holsinger and family , Mn. Martha Holsinger and Mr. and Mrs . Junior Holslnf,fcr v\~lted Rev. rmd Mrs. Ru!'lsell Cline 9unt1av afternoon at Racine. Mrs. Clark Ro('khold and fami1y s"pflnt the week end with her parent~ Mr and Mrs Frank Barber." 1948 CHMOLET .................. · $145 bu,y. lA! Too PJokup. Box bed extra. Good 6SOJ:l6, 6 ply tires. A real 1\.Jr. and Mrs. Ernie Barringer and baby ;;pent the week t.md with Mr . and M1s. Ivan Chevalier 1956 CHEVROLET Station Wagon··· · $2495 lllld raml lv. Mr. o~nd Mrs ..Jnnlor Hnl sinjer \ Long. BoltQm , spent V-8il'"0c;M)f Station Wagon. Radlo and heater. Powcrgllde. White w• tires, ntra cleun. On1d.~~ft· At Racin~ Coach Llrtf· Moni.Ron · ,howed' ott Jd-s aeeond starting hurler in Deadpan Doug Grabam, 200-pound righthander who dou· blea In right fielt;f when not pitch. lng. Graham sent 12 J-Ts down swin gi ng with his sharp breaking rurvc ball , walking only three. Coach Dick Retto•'s Panthers connected to" 7 hits against J im Vennari's vi 3iting green nin<.> while Fro.o;h Bob Cunuinr;lham held the Rutl anden to 2 hiU. Outstanding was the heavy sticking of S. T. .Johnson who got a si ngle and a · double and drove in tour ruM al· together. Pat Eads of Rutland behlnd shaky fleldlng, could not •tern ths tide. . In the f1rst !mung Fisher reacher rirst on Dugan·~ error and Bar· tel! did the same. Hemsley iln&]ed scoring Fisher and Johnson dngled scoring Bartels. PhaUn walked and Wil~on was safe on a Cielders choiCe, Hemsley searing. In the Rutland third with one out, Schoonover drew a walk. Eads wu safe on an error, and went to second on anolher errur. Rilfie singled to left scoring Schoonover and Biddle sacrificed tads home. In the Pomeroy fourth with one out, Bartels singled and stole seeond. Bcmsley sinJ;lled and copped second as Bartels advanced. John. sun cracked a long double tQ center scor ing two, and later ~lame horne on an error. Jn the sixth Hemsley singled (Continued on JM9• five) New York,.- Deluxe 4 door. Power Steering ~ Power Brakes erylhlng for effortless, enjoyable motoring. . 1954 Oldsmobile . . -. ond Doter. ba-r::'!, batter) belne Uindy or Mlrlt KeUy Wayland catch•· TORNADORS SOLID Raeine seared h~ the llrst wben with one a 1., Bl h lted Jt 1 tet"ond an't e'amer~ : : an 'err~: In the third Hlll led oft wltb 1 walk and waa u.eriflced to aeeond ·b.r Birch, then aeored on Wolre •lnl1e ~hrougto. the mound . J.T taUie• In t•- top ol the • rourth when wHb one away 01"8· ham IMued ht1o of his three wallu. Shaw ...red On Gr '-m'o · ,·nlield error. It woo J·T'• onl• threats. , The Tarnadoes. scored again tn the fifth 81 Saber led off with 1 walk, went to second on the cat· cher'll bad 1.hrow and llf!ored on an infield error. Racine sewed it up in the bottom of the aixth ar :Doua • Gra h an! 1ed 0 I f with a Iong double his eecond In two evenings, wa1 !llctilidd t.& third by Grimm and stole hOme . J·T aot setme aood pitching out of Jo"'e.t and Mi-ke Mmlson who - 1955 FORD 2-Door Customllne ...... $1595 Rt•v . Eldon Blake i11 holding a re\•ival at lh·~ Bethel Church be· tween Cooldl1e and Tuppers l ll'· 1955 PONTIAC .......... · ........ · $1595 4 Dr. Sedan. V..S motor~..Rydramltlc mileaKe. Specia12 tone ralnt. dr:lve, 'Radio, Heater- Low 1954 CHEVROLET · .... : .............. $945 f.Door. New paint In two tone a:nmt- Heater. A RNl Buy. 1953 FORD 4-Door Customline .... · .. · $965 Lovely cream aDd bela, V-8 fiotar, 1Un vilor, eovera, Fordomatie ana Continental trlm. ra41~ heater, aaa\ 1952 CHEVROLET ........ · .......... · $695 4-Dnor. Nt~w pint In 21 tone - IOt'd tlrtl, Jow mtltllfe, Plains. F.very one welcome. anen. Deluxe model. Radio, Heater 1951 CHEVIOLET · · ............ · .. · · · $545 METROPOLITAN MARINE SALES and SERVICE Atross From The Aohland Servlec Slallon Phone 86·M Pomeroy, 0. :tUroo ona lranoftmd wbttl - · V-1 molor. H)"dramalle lrlnlllllulon, new O·ply from ..~ lruek. DeiUD tab, 0111)1 11,000 mllca, Ina than e moatb1 old. a.aUy like new unit. 1955 .OIVROLET "6" 2·Tot · ·· · · · · · $2495 L.W.B. Zofl~Hd nar ule. li:lllra 1ood 8H s 110 11111d and mow on l'flll'. Hea'Y)' duty IDJ'IDJt.. tNu frame, beate, eoab In neellent condtUon. llorlon 10' r T' bod7 Wllh oob . , . . _ ami 1" hoiJt, 15 aaOi'atb• otd. Only a tract.loo or oriiiDII OCJit. 1955 CIIVROlET "8" Plcl&1t · · · .. · $1495 141-Ton. 1oq wbttl - · fnolor. olft """ 'llnllll. Boat'"' 111d d• 24 HOUR SERVICE Plltop bod, bettor llld - · poe! I - ~Ira nlft llnloh. 1954 Wllln • · ··... · ··..... · ··· $1045 ......... clrl... P'uU 1110111 lop- t"ronl End Wlneb. 1953 FORD 2-Ton L.W.B. · · : · · · · · · · · · $1345 S.uncl V4 motor, IOOd tab, a-ed nlo, <'i proetleally new Ill.- (811 • 10 - Ill Ulll~ J"O.fi. d•mp bod)' ll'lth food holll. 1.953 fOlD 1·111 .................... $865 J'lat bed. dUal wheelt with new TS!h:18 reeap1, heater and dlrec- etlonal ollnal, dart bluo llllltlL POMEROY .MPTO.R CO. OPEN DAILY. A.M. to 7 P.M. Mdllil. Pomeroy TOWING Day Pllone 6 t 04 Nlgbl Phone 2452·5 Preston Motors, Inc . . Your Friendly Ford Dealer PHONE 8181 At Richmond, Va. New York (A) 200 OlD 110---3 8 1 RicShtDIOdnld t 400dBOOO Oll2--4!C 17 3 ur van an etta; oa eB. Ja1he1 (7) and Chitl. Wlnntr Jame•. HJls-Mantle (NY), Windhorn (Rcbd), Chlti (Rehd), Bauer (NY). At Kansas City, Mo. Brooklyn 100 201 000-4 8 5 Ka111as CHy 000 010 004-5 11 1 Newcombe, Roebuck (4), Bell· . 1ent (8) and Walker; :Morgo.n, 1'ruok11 (8), Duren (8) and Smith, Th4mps0n (~). W~nner Duren Loser - BeS"senl. - •1 I 1953 Cadillac - - - - - - - - - $1898 4 door Sedan. A ear you'll be proud to own. Beautiful light blue finish. Equipped the came on in the fourth. The latter Ls a yOunger brother of :S.Cine's Co1ch LUry Morrison. 1 Graha• had 12 strikeouti, mai"· ly on a sharp breaking eur.ve ball. • 'l'be TornadGea play at Chauncey Saturday It 10 a. m. and wtU at· tend the Ohio University-Kent Stale gl\me Saturday afternoon. LIM SeoN IW~ wan tires. Dynaflow Mef6l . . . . . ..,,,.._ _ . . . . ...... -cruwn •••'(~!crass the top-to thl! Many More Amazing Values tdge Orce ~r vtth t spc rkhts like newl ...., tiMI ....like We have the car thot's right for you - e~f tlla non·dflp lip. CURVFORM or loinb •• ..... -.. _....__ . . . .. ..... ........, KARR AND VAN ZANDT Ol,DSIHORlU': - .. w o N - - .... , • II C0 Ins · Iry J ewe --. ..... hoiolo& - ., Pomeroy FOREMAN and ABBOTT ·., r• ' E. Main Sl '' • 00 ''Pomeroy We hacked our Cars In line. We want you to !mow the hack of lhe ears loou jut 11 &ood •• lbe froal d.,... Come In and .ee for yourself. 1955 FORD Mercomatie. Runs perfect. All . good tires. It's mce io every V8 Patrlane 4 dr. Fordomatlc, way radlo & heater, lharp two tone · · beige and blue. 1 ((ontlnued froh't p119e four) "You nevt; r hear a peep of a complaint out o( him: · S3YS the Cincinnati mannger. "He's human though. He ~cis tired from ovl"rwork just 111:-e anyone else. Once in ~~ while 1'11 ask him how his I ann feels and he'll say, 'Birdie, . the)•'re movil).g home plale& just a. lHUe farther baek on me.' But he'll never say dle." "When [ gel called out there," Freeman savs, "I cut loose wilh everythin~ I've got from the first pitch on. If they hit my fast ball , I'm in Lrouble . That's when I . know rm of.f." 1955 FORD 1 I 1954 CHEVROLET Customline 2 dr. Radio & Heat· 2 dr. Radio ar. Heater. cr. Clean & solid. Jvory over Blue . I I 1956 FORD 1956 FORD 1953 FORD (Bank prenille• owned are subject to no lWn•-~ -~~~~ bf Oilier ....U ...... . ............. ......... -14•1U7 TOTAL ASSETS --- ---------- --- ·------------------ ;- I ~IAIII.I11U Demand depoaitl or indlvid&WJ, jlilltllt:rdipt:, ItO md eorpontloos -----· -----·····--·······-···-- .. ·-- $21111,110...., n:;Clde~.f~~~-~~~~~~----- ----------- irl.Sli-= ~:e or r:=~er:r~r:e~s~kietCY------~ ~U rorxr'oEPOSJTS ........------------- .......111 Sharp 1953 DODGE V8 Victoria. Fordomatie, Radio % ton truck. Good tires. body, and Healier. SoUd, nice & clean. bed. One local owner. Metropolitan Auto Sales At The Tralflc Ugh! In Middleport Open EveniDgo Until 9 P.M. Phone 1046-J 24$ .. Other liabtUtlfll , ·---------------- - -- ---··- -----·""'( TOTAL UABIUI'IFS {not iatludlng subor\!liaated 838 obllgatlom obowD below ...... , .................... $8011. · M Capital• V8 Fairlane. Automatie Tran1. VB CuJtotnline. automatir trtru. ltadlo & Heater. Really Sharp. power ateering, low mllea&e. 1955 MERCURY Freeman Needs htM .... Mckapl•.. • W. Main St. I Lite new lnside and out. llaeine 101 012 x-5 z 1 Batteries: J-1': Jones (LP), Mor· rison (4) and Toches: Racine : Graham and Blrch . Crestline 4 door. The car with pep - power and personaUty. Fresh and frisky as a yuung coil. Beige and copper finish. Ford-o-malic drive. Phone 485 000 100 0-1 4 4 s.oJ.o5 We Select Ottlfl Tlae Veru Best in ----- J-T 1954 Ford - - - - - - • - - - - $1198 CtiDJi..L.4C ~~=-t:r~~--:~~~:.~~~-j~~-~------------- J :~l.f~ I 1954 Buick - - - - - - - - - - $1498 1 ;•;=:;;;:::;;;.;;,;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;... Fa<c (1), Purkey (9) and I - way you expect a Cadillac to be. One owner. Perfacloondltlon. Spedal 2 door. Flashy red and white set off with gleamln& white drive. Ride imooth and relaxed In this neat little Bulck b h"" 1 THE RACINE HOME BANK Krivitz, roue. (6); Lee, crimlan f6)· and House. Winner - Hall. 27 CARS CAr!ToiL ACCOUHTI • .......... ------.............·----··--·""---· I=~:= 1 Surplus --- -- - ---.- --- · -- · -------- ·- -----------------Undivided prollts ·---- -- · ·- - ---- ------- -·--- ---------- 3&,78 · se.-ured and pn!ferred l!:tbllities De~slts seeured by pledgt-d aasets pursuant to 'f1 reqUirements of law· --·--- .----- ---;·· - -- --- - · -·-- S 42.1 J1Q Securities as sbown above are after deduetion of ~ reserves of ------- - -·-- - · ·-- ----------- -----·---- S 650.01)' State of Ohio, County of Meigs. u : · 1 John T. Wolfe, Cashier or tlle ~hove named bank. do solemnly swear that the above statement ill true to the best of my knowledge ud belief. • JOHN T. WOLFE, Cashier• Co""rl·Att..t: W. B. CROSS J . 1:1. WEAVER JR. Direetorl CHAS. IIAYMAN Sub!mbed and sworn to before me this Btb day of April, 1M7. GRACE KBIDEII, Notary Public My Commif.S.ion Expires AUI. 21. 1015'7. Member of Fedenl DePOSit IMuraMe Co,.,ltfott "'" . from TO DON'T .MISS IT . MIDDLEPORt· ' 3 DAY SALE-· SATURDAY, MONDAY & TUESDAY 1949 Plymouth 4 Dr•.....•.••• ~ . $175 1950 Dodge 2 Dr......... , ..... , $165 ' 1951 Plymouth 4 Dr•..... , , ...•. $225 1950 Pcickard 2 Dr.............. $115 1953 Dodge 4 Dr•..•......•.... $795 1953 Dodge Club Coupe .•....... $895' 1953 DeSoto 4 Dr............... $895 1952 Dodge Club Coupe . . . . . . . . . $49~ 1951 Dodge 4 Dr................ $395 ' 1955 Dodge 2 Dr............... $1495 1951 Plymouth 2 Dr............. $445 1949 Dodge 4 Dr............... $365 1951 Ford Station Wagon ........ $545 1954 Dodge 4 Dr.............. $1395 . Drive In CJnd Register for·the Grand Pi'i.l'es · • 806 W. Main St. ' 195J Dtflt 4 Dr•............... $945 1955 Cht"or.t~ Dr•... .' ....... $1395 tf!O DeW. . Clul1 Cou,. ........ $395 19$1 Hudson H•flltop . . . . . . . . . . $695 1949 Hu.dfow2 D:r. :.. ........ •'· .. $295 1953 Cadittac 4" Door . . . . . . • . . . $1845 1949 Studebaker Convertible . . . . . . $95 Pomeroy STARTING FRIDAY, APRIL 12th ' R. · H. RAWLI ...GS SONS ·co. IMPORTANT Dodge Plymeuth Dealer Cor. Mill and 2nd Sis. l 1951 W,e1Dr................ $495 1~5 ~ ...,..., ........... $1995 tt5t Ffhl2 ~'· ................ $485 19MP,IymHtfi4~............ $1045 19s0 tlyntouth 4 Dr•...•........ $145 1955 Dodte4Dr............... $1895 SERVICE IS OUR MOST PRODUCT • Mldtlleporl SERVICE IS OUR MOST IMPORTANT PRODUCT GIFTS FOR MOM AND DAD and the Kiddies · FREE! Carton of Coca Cola Television with purchase of 8 or more Total of 21 Prizes gal. of gasoline CQME ONE, COME ALL, and Get Into the Fun! , • . ' .p TOTAL CAPM'AL ACCOUN"I'S .... .. ... ........ .. 10M8UI TOTAL UABilJTIES AND c~AL ACCOtrNTS ••. $914,619.8'1 •Tbis baok't eapital eouiJtl of eommon stock with total par vaJlto 01-.00. • ME-DA Pledged M!lell" (md teetlrilies loaned) (book value} • U S Government obligatiollS, direct 1nd paruateed, piedfed to secure dmwsits and other lil.bUil.ies ----~--" $ 84,890.83 \ } 1, ' SVNDAY -APRIL 14th I P.M. Til DARK lzaak Watton Form Hear Chtster Public Cordially Invited 1955 OIVROLET ~-T01 · · · · · · · · · · $1195 1 (Phlla -) - - •Jt . WFS't' BROOKFIELD, Ma s.~.­ RI.'v. Dr. Arthur J. Brown former fo re ign missions leader and All· thor il:l the oldc.~ t person whoqe nam! appcnrs in "Who's Who iT' Amcril'a". He rcoontly observed h i~ IOOth h!r1 hdny. TRAP & STATIONARY TARGETS ~- C. (II), \ OLDEST IN BOOK 1956 GMC ~-Ton .. ·· .. · .. · .. · · · .. · $1995 At Charlotte, CANCELLID night to bo ve hlo alllnl blek . , CLEVI!J..A.NO UP-N~:rt Tu .. ~ ami~d in Plttlhurjh. Cltl1leat·t.· day'l tcheduled rtot7 Calhoun· 1f'ho h,. been CQplainlq o1 I FIGKT ~:.;e~::k (N)~o:l~~·~ ~ ~ WyiiD, GIJ'cla I PhU.delhLI · 000 001 321-'1 8 0 BeRton 000 000 1fl0-1 4 3 Stnford, Lipetrl (8) and LoPI~ SNwer, Kemmerer Ill) and lo. WlMor-Sanlord. '-~r......·B~wer. HRf-Willlamf (BoB.), RePU 11M• l ·· Pittsburg~ Mill Sl. ---- Ham and Beef Shoot &y United . ,,.... · 11\lwaakee \'JI Withlt& at WtCh· Ita. ean.eelJed told weaibtr. Daily Seutlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., AprO lt, 11$1..::& Crowe (Clo.) . _ AI lllatai. Fla. Joey Gitrde11o mlddle•elctrt boa' bad bad!: li~e IJirlnc tral~ Houtteman at tbe CWveJa.t Arena hOd bed ttaned, ..,.. his Injury I.J. mar. LoiK'r - l...n .. HR1-Ma*'-e~l (Del.) ('IJ, T~nek (I), r'~la UJ) and c:aneellH ~auae Of a rut aus- !t'rloue than. anybody btU.'IH Long {Pgh.), Smith {Pgh.~. Naraa:oa, .UtOBelll. Littler.eld (II) h..... 1 ......, .__ and Wertrum, 11unna• (I). Win· !.lined b)' f,WdeUa w llil: n Jnd it "may he aome ti.me _..oav A1 Mempbls, Tena. ner _ Tomanek . Lotti' _ UttJ,e.. training for .the bout. An old cu~ I'm ready to play ." • St. Louis 000 200 102-5 9 3 tleld. HR• - Mt)'l (NY), Ward on (;i.anleno·s cbee-k ":e~d ltOI'ULATION DAOH r, Chlci&o ~A) 000 OGO 000-0 6 3 (-c!nu.). dur'ln& a reeent workoUI t J _........J' Nd,anae-1,, Selunldt, . ('7) and ------not healM. l'l1VDSDALE, 1(. D.-Tbe pvpu.1 Landrith. Pu~rc. E<, Dernntton _fS) WIDS SWIITMIAAT l01tion of thia fO'\'eTnro.ent ~ BRUSJEl..S UP--S.u1dor Iharo1, and B tt W M 1J CL._.,.It OUT llitw:tiOll town, wlleh flew -~ a ey. mner c ame 1· '"A c· "P-0 ol tbe •••'•le DOll tba Canboa;.. Lolt'r - Pierce. H& _ Mtulal t •.., Uonco~r1111 ref~ 1Vh0 holds CHAH.UY1"1'1. lt .., It~ .,._ 01 tile~.-bM dr"......t to (St. L J, Landrith . tSI . I •.) . three world trad: record•. wiJl ficldu Bobb7 Cltmmte. whO hit u. .,......... maro ~·• JiunearUm •weetbetrt .3 ll for tbe Pitta u.ra r--lfaf11 famltlea. It hit 1 peak pop.-1,... , ! • • .. -d b b 1 r ••· •- Th ..-•, tion of , ,000 ia tiM. -, •:(!re .:xu• ay · I ar:u, w o came 1 '1~"~'~oe~as~o~n~·~~~-;;~;"'"~~w:;~ · At Knoxville. Tenn. here u a Nfug~ last December I.; · : Cbicaao (N) 100 032 010--'I 12 0 h.a 1 been etrnlna hi, Jiving with a.ftk trk.l~ BaDit:,•,,• • Bro::noo(~l.l31Yot;~ko, ~lgian clubl u a training n1· I ltiPOitT OF THI CONDITION OJ v1wr. (81 and Ntemtn: Johnson, O'Dell (51 and Pyburn . Winner - Drott. , Loser - Johnson. P~l - Fondy TO TI!ACH AUSSIES AT ltACIIII (l'hi.) 2. WASHINGTON UP- U,u Bris· !lie, ronner Philadelphia Athie· In the State .t Ohie. If the Close-'....,.....,.. MM'ch 14111.. 1957. At Washington tits and Cleveland Indian" pi•.·h· ASIITI Cincinnati 310 000 000-7 11 1 er aDd prHent t'OmmiSJioner cr Cub b11aJ1en witb etller baab. ia('ladiftl rtterve J,alanee, aud ... h ,....,. 111 _ . , . o1 <4lle<tloo ........ - ....... $122,471.81 Washington 013 000 OOIJ.-4 9 0 the American Legion bue-b "1 NuxhaU, Acker C8l and Bailey; program, leaves Kay I on a two United States G4vemment obligationa, dl.red 33I.'Ttlo:ft Abernathy, Brodowski (8) and month vl.llit to Austral1a to teach Fitzgerald. Winner - Nuxhal1. . bueball. He 1':1 g()ing under the ob~atf::!~te;·;.;,rpotiirial-~bdi~Di·:: ~= :::::: 280.~ .oo 12,1111 LoSt'r - Brodowski. HHs - Fitz. 1 stat.e Dep~rtment's international Other bonds, no~and deb:lf'ntures --------------·-----LoafJs and diseoL (~cludia11 $25.96 overdrartsl -------180,CII8.12 gerald (Wasn .J Sicvcu (Wuh.) educational ext:hange program. Starflre 98 _Holiday Coupe. A pampered beauty. All power features . A car that looks & drives like brand new. APPLIANCES Raymond Holsinger, Mrs. Ber. nice Randolph and 1\frs. Mlnia Picken!! went fishing at De<tVer Creek, recently. 1-"'rank Pickens and Raymond llolslngN vlrlted Mr. and !ir•. Alva Holsing er and 'on, Tuesd.ay night. ._Door. Nloo blaolt IIDll._ ndlo. ...tor, Del,.., fi..Wno modo\. w·ID.In Grapefrwt. Tnps . North At AUI Bta, Ga . OQO 340 102--10 14 o 020 000 000-2 6 /J 1 Detroit Mr. and M1·s. Clinton Holsinger V-8. Radio. heater, scat eoVtl'll. FordomaUc. Le&'l lhHn 20,000 tual miles. Beautiful Ivory over turq~o~ol1e. p• tsb h Ph•t)• c d R ds I It urg ' I Ies, ar s, e 1 !~~owina: and YO&i - - - $1998 Mrs'. AI· nn d family spent Sunrl ay with Mr. and Mrs. Al vn l!ol s ingcr anrl son. ~h!::·::u\:~be"':n!tr Automatic drive. Ev· ~~.everal 8}1Y~ ' \VIfh h1s pn'rflnt.'l: Mf. nnd vu Holsin~w. LaAD 1955 Chrysler • - - - - - - - - $2198 According to Mel's friends here, and there are legions of Point where he sttuek out 13 with a nl<e last .boill ond o looping eurvo. IAR~ Y Never before nove we offered so many fine late model cars at such low prices. Come in today and look them over. I them , the Hartford Tiger product has two things again!! him In sUcking in the majors. One is that he'o not mean enough and the other is his fragility . It is a paradox, is it not, that a fellow has a trait normaJly considered an asset counted tather as a handicap? And in a sport, too, where sportsmanship and I (ContlnuM from Pltl• lour) witi one out, went to seCond on a tie1dcr's error and .Johnson fUed deep to ce 11 tcr, Hemsley a:olng to third. Bob! Eastman, hitting for ~mbert , slnaled Hemsley bome. Pomeroy 3QO 3D1 s-'7 7 4 Rutland 002 000 o-2 2 !I Rutlnnd : Dugan (LP) and Schoon· over. Pomeroy: Cunninabam and Wilson ,and Letne (6~. GIT 1both runners. In tbe filth Bowles ld off with a sirii(Je to ldt and .11tole aecond, wenL to third on an onrthrow and home on another o•erthro)f. Then JJennesy walked. •tole seooad and .cored on W~itlatch 'a •in&le to right. Point Pletsant &ot it1 run tn t•e fourth as Wam:d ey, Pol.nt't are1i young pitcher, doubled te lead off the lnnlna:. Lewts alnlled hb:a home but Bowlu ~ettled doW11 aad shut tbem out thereafter. That 1'bc Jackets wasted no time in fourth was the only innla'g Pomt leveutng wJth "Point. Crooks led · had a man beyond firSt base. of( with a single to lett -and Hindy I Middlep~rt 200 02b o- 4 5 1 was n.te on an error. Bowles, who j Pt. P\easant 000 \00 0-1 3 4 ~Is() looks great at the plate, hit Batteries: MiddlepOrt;: Bowles a long single to center scoring and Hl.ndy ; Pet. Ple~sant: Wamsley KARR and VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES I ·Pomeroy Gets �Chester Gorden Club'!laets New Off.Ji'e.rs For 57 ' Winding Trail Postal Service Racine Athletes Gard~n Club ' • Hi. h On IMeetmg Is Held Thai appmed to "''ke lhe poo R ki tal cuta certain to go into e!fe .t an ng g • Mr1. Allard PrtU entertained tht! Winding Trail Garden Clu,b . Thun at 1... for f... d.y.. 'Oally s~tlnet, Pomeroy·Middleport, o, Aprll12, 1957-7 1 Mr. i.rl Clark wll tbt &uest d h h lpeaker rhen t e c ester Gar en rGB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS NOTICE OF 'PUBLIC SALE RATES 2 eeDtl per word. one •lnac;rtJoa. Mlnlmum thule DOc........f, centl word for three eonMeDti.Ye inlertioDJ, · Slle<lal - One mooth for 25 centa per wont Pull nto of 2 ...,,. per word will be ol>.lf&ed lor advertlalne If GETS RESULTS NOTlC! _ Eat at Parker'l Be~ caurant., Pomeroy. You'll eat better for !ess. 3 22 Jmop. • AT• DON'T YOU KNOW? Plai.1s Route 680, di&eontinuin;r farming so will scll-1956---860 Ford tractor, cultivators, plows, pickup disc. moWer, one row corn picker, Oliver hay baler, Oli.ver side rake on rubb~ r, Oliver manure sp:-c11der, eul 1i· packer, Oliver corn planter, 14 milk cans, wash vat, can rack , 1000 bale.s mixed hay, 500 bales straw, Titan chain saw, lik'! new, and a tour ton Dearborn wagon with new tirc.11 and bed. Robert Hill, Owner. Harald Goddard, Auctlorwer. on - ..,--,-. is, L It Z Shop, 114 Court St . 4 10 4tc CardofThanks We wi11h lo thank alJ o( ou' frienlis and nci ghb11n who sent flowers for the funerel of our mother, Mrs. John Yatc11. Paul Zirkle family Chester Zirkle famUy, 4·12· ltc '(8bl Auto Services a. H. RAWLINGS SONS CC.- :H hour 11fretker Senlee. DQ timber, peach trees, a good rarm and priced rieht. ::-:----:---c-:-----::-.,.--': Harley Davidson MoLnrcyclc '5tJ RESIDENCE - Happy Hollow Rd., 8 acres, 5 rooms, othm· buildings price $200.00, Rot>c:·t Mc-Daniel, price $2,150.00. 410 Broadway, Midlilcport.. RESIDENCE - Close ln. 4 rooms, 4-J2-3tc large lot, pnee $3,~0.00. BASS1NE1rt', play pen and IH!£i 1 RESIDENCE - Lincoln Hill, 6 good as new . Call 438-X. rooms, 3 down, 3 and bath up, 4-1:!·3tc basement, Iorge lot, priced right. Purl Perker, Agtnt Heavy he ns, dresse d or on foot Pomeroy, Phone 201 Also, large whltc eggs. P.bom• Earl D. Mendor, Sr., Re~ltor 811·:\C. E. M. D~ m~wood, For~s~ Run. (4) 11, 3tc 4· 12·6t p Phone 822'1. Ni&lll Phone GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and 11039-X. .PODGE • PLYMOIJTH Ser:vlee. R. A. Finlaw, :Sl2 B. DEAlJ:IIIi, 18) 8 A It - ·~ ~uto Sales SEE 8li..L CHILDS for the BEST usod car values. 3·30 ·1 mo.c 19!58 \ I ' Po·n uac Star Chief 2 dr. Catalina Cpe. $2,611!i.OO. Hydra· matle dilvc, all lcalher soat", .fully equipped. Blaettna1·'R Pomeroy. 4·11·6tc 1936 Buick Spedal va 4 dr . Rh•· lert Sedan. $2,89&.00. Dynaflow drive, almo•t like the day It waa 10ldl Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. !4aln St.. Pomeroy. 1934 Dod1e VB Roytl 4 dr. Sl!'· dan. fl,21111.00. Po,..r ateerinl power nlte, DOdle'i flneli t. Blullnar's, Pomeroy. •4-li-Olr lUU Buick V8 Super 4 dr. Sedan ·11.215.00. Oynaflow drive . be:tu· tlful Lwo tone blue finish . BLwt Goori used Maytag washer fo;· sule, sec Millard V<m Meter or cal1 OO~· Y, Syracuse. 4·11-3tp Servlee or eomforltq beauty 388~Y. • Jo1URNISH·ED aparlmcnt , 4 POoma, • Main Sl., Pomeroy. H2-3t< STOIU! and FILLING S'I'AWON, eio!IQ In town. well ttochd, wllll 8 room u.. 11T Butternu~ ..IJ.l2tc in1 ap~rtmont. on lol ·l101110 on R~ 143, 2 lillie from Pomoroy, J. Five Room ApOrlment with laua· J . Ward, · t 8 8tp dry and Gora1e, Firat Flcior. A. ---- N. Benaal, Pomeroy. ' 3 --------------------' • 1171 HelpWanted - dr. utility eablnet, 3' pleee w111 ( 161 For Trade or Sale cabinet, 1 cloUt.. hamper, Iron ln1 beard, Ifon, kllehen ca~l· SPOTTED PONY, br~ o aaddl• net, elmort new ·• •• eooklnw: ·for· 11le or tnde for milk cow. ttove,. WetUnJhOU.O rvfni:erp studio eab- Melvin Howard, ULart Falls. 4~ 11-Glc vUllty table, wardrobe blonde dreaaer, ·blonde, bed. 2 plat(orm rorkera, 1u '"'"ti~E !201 Buslne'ss ~rvices Auetlctneor: COMPLETE Iaaaurance PrOteetloD, Llle, Auto. Fire, Poll~> Call lljl• Klllo, Mlddlepor~ Ohio. and other ltemll Ownero • • .. ... QUICJ[ S£1IVICE f.P l:tpalrlng ,b7 l'llil!ol'l' 'l'l'alaed watebmuer. con NS JE'WJLI!IIIS, .r.meroJl 1-a.tl FREE IIEMONSTRATION P • at a cost •llbln the Trevey-Finsterwald ALLEN APPLIANCE Pomeroy 228 E. Main Sl. Jud!ge:.._~--~~~~~Trr~v;;~~~~~""'~"'C~~~~~=~· ··· .,~.. , J:rfJ; ... Western Local f'IA Meeting Is Held On Mondely Apr.il 27. · •__ _ ...J:be Girls' Ensemble sang. "Lift Thine F.yes>t and "To A White Rose". This group will go to the state finuls in Columbus on April 13. Mls, Rober ts' ' Ei~htb Grade room won the attendance bann • ·. Delicious refrcshV'en!!l Wt..i e sen·ed by the hostess eommlttei':. Etier Hear of a Tree • t;rowinK Out of a Coal Mrs. McMaster Is Honor Guest At Party Wed. McMaster. who IJllans to return .t o · her home at Bradenton, ,Fla., this month, wu guest or honor it a party ilven Wednesday. evening by Mrs. Em• · mett Shuler. Phone 2811 WIJ INSURAJiiCB AG£NC'I" 'lre.Aut-lo,Htalttl a.CCIDINY Life. Cuuolly-- Reoi Eatate Broker ln MlDDI.II'OitT, OHIO PHONill tall , bY !In, ·David Ohlin1er ~ .F. • Parm;.iee. Shuler . ae~ .a deosert le t)ldae oui!>d above and .... D, OHIO V4LLIY JUNK CO. , ...... 510 ~lcbmln, 111n. COsb lane Gilby, Mro. Clin· Mra. Jarne1 B~ch'sn- • CtllllKN II 1~• ·~~~~ Junketing Middleport and Pomeroy couneilmen Thunday ret~rn­ ed with 1 favorable impre!lsion of street cle_aning equipment viewed in. Nelsonville it was learned today, A spokesman of tbe Pomeroy council delegation said the bl~ coun<!ll group has not met yet to discus, what tpembers raw but he ttelieved '.'ri\Oat of us thought the Nel~or•ville equipment did a 100d . ' . ... . . SiK eouncllmeD. ·witb Middleport Street Comrilillllo~ ~Wta" Ellla traveled to St. lli\-Yit, W. Vi. aod NelaonviJle. The)' went lo, ~pitlte ~ars. The •• II ·· The m.... rnz in charge of Mn. ~ t d pre~::Jdcn • opcnr wijJ\ the ehO" ptaytt ln uni10 n followe"a ~ .._...h devotJooJ taken from John"''8 :37 b"' MN. Charll's 1 "'wi s. Mem brrs responded to roll call with thelf faVorilt! Bprml!: flower · Mrs. Robert Thompson gave a report on the county meeting held · Rutlan"'u when the plans for 10 landscaping the grounds at the county Infirmary and also the eoveted lbtina bY an eye as · forming .of J'unior Garden Cluhs The athlett!l so bC~norrd wh" I were explained. Mrs. Lewis rc· now are o~ the bueball SQi toHi ported on the booi: ordered for and doing very well , thank you . the Pomeroy Public Library. o:.;re Car l WO:Ite. Bob Birch. Iv;w j It was aireed that each mem· Powell and Rullhle Salser. J~m· 1 ber Would take a hat and pur:se to my Adami!, a eomfnlt flm bas ~ th~ next meeting which will. be •nan too was ordered t 0 take 1t so ld as a mo ney making proJect. ' · ~ b h I·' ••tY th,·s sprin" bceaul'le or an A sc,hool o!.instrueti.on to e e u II A 1 23 nnusually tl!:tin• bOut with wn- at 1he Plam.s, pn ";8!1 anfer flu. tte lt no.t out for bl'IC· nounced. Th~ traveling pnze do· oL ' ated b" Miss Emma Seltz was ball but will play 'tdllS swnmc.r. n d Mrs Prall Racine Cftaeh Larry Mom~ •n ~.var e o • · · takes to !his_. nti'x!nr. pt !iCbO :~,r. Mrs. Thorrlpson gave an inter. sblp and athletic$ lilil,J j duck to ~sttng talk on "African ViOJet&''' watl!r. He was satutat()rb:n and how to plant and eate !or craduated from. Jaebonv1~lu- them. Miss Seitz read an Mti~le on 'frlmble Itla:b School. daffodils narcissus and jonqutb. The rbll· SeiliOri: t,i.tty Badg FloWe; judges for th~ eveni'ng le Robert 'Bltth; Norma CllaJ,. were Mrs. c. L. Heaton and Mr_s. f, R ·b rl Eu1er UrrJ' HOlte. Robert Thompson and blue rib- . :ah,.d ~ e 11 Ph ius Dlle Donn"<: bOns were awarded to Mra. ·pratt , vavl yse ' - ~ • Mrs. Terrell . Mrs. Thompson, Mrs . Jean LeW~, Lewter Manuel, Jl'al'! I Heaton, Miss Seitz and Mrs. Lewi11. Neville. _Gtmna Randolph, Wa~l I Red ribbons were awarded to Mrs. da Roush, Shirley Saber, Dwzun Joseph Struble, Mrs. Terrell and Sayre, Claudia Shiefda, Gem•· Mrs. Pratt. Mrs. Leo Bryan and vleve Snyder, TommY Stollar~ . Mrs. Struble t"tach received a while Mttatrn taylOr, J.1nicv Wl!'bh. ribbon and ye11ow ribbons were Janice Wolfe. ~warded to Mrs. I:.cwl! and Mrs. •J uniors: Jackie Adam.~. <;aro· Terrell. · Iyn Cleland, June Codn('r, Tom· During the· social hour a eon· my Flsh@r, A.rdhl~ . Il.1ymc::1, Mary Kay Johnson, Linda Ma 1• test and a " What's My Name" lory, tvan Powell, Judy . Proffitt game were conducted by Mrs. Br)'· Annabel ft0.11e, Susa;l Sha in, P1 an. The hostesS' served a dessert tricia Stobart, Jack Wf'ese, Cm l cour!li!. The Easter theme was carried out in tt.e napkins and favors Woffe. of small baskets filled with ,c andy Sophom01·es: Jimmy Adams, eags. Sharon Boso, . Doi'Othy Bu .. h, Frank.le Chapman, Mt~lvin Circlt:, Linda Donahue, Charles Gaul, D~n~a. Hilldore, Cha.rles Ih • ~' · ·BY Mrs. Ru~ull Painter V1rgm1a Johnso~, Lrm Mr. 1mri .'.1rs. John Bailey, Mrs. .fJOrtaJd "'!cpade, .shlrJcy. l\1cfi.~1 , MU~;tha Wolfe .and M;rrt. Nora BBivey, Patr1e1111 ~aJhn, Maly All .·_ lev were Fridav evening callers of ' Nease , Lena Neville, Harry Our~. and Mr'i. ·will Heilman. Nancy Prortilrt, Nadine Rou:,h, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Utnham. Ronnie SaUH, .ftos emary Sal'str, and s on, Da\'Y , of Relore, Mr. and't Ann Sargent. Altle Stover, Mart h.l Mrs. Barney Norph uf Park er!iburg Te.a'ford. were Sunday vi sitors of Mr. and Fl·eshrnl'h' J oyce C<~rs on. E ~<' · Mrs. Lenard Lanham lyn Cle~and, Ma!'y E:.1l er, I.O\l_ISI' Mrs_ Etta Will of Rockland and Fisher, · Dolorus Glenn, Kather 111 •' Mrs. H('!en Loren tv of Belpre were Pierce, Ann Proctor, Pa}tY R,ou ~ h .~ .u!JtiQy . v.is!t r:r~, of ~ Mr. and ~s., Margie Stob.:trt, Leroy \\·olr, .. . It~ailflleitl .... · , ,..,. · · ~ ,.. Sheila Voung. , . Honor R!JII Note: P artly R'Ju ~:h. lfr. and Mrs. Gerald V1olet, Mr. (Freshman) and Donna Hilldor(~ and Mrs. f!'loyd S'pence, Mrs. Den· fSophornore) were omitted on be . zU Geoglcm, Mrs. Alva Clurk and 4th six·week..'l honor roll throu ...h son were Su~day afternoon callers an error and abse nce. Wheo. of Mrs. J emur Roush. grades were complete they at· ~r. and Mrs. Daqa Turn e~ a11d taincd honor roll standing. c~tldren were Sunday . dmn~r Special Honor: D<~vid Hysf'll guests of Mr. and Mrs., Will ~Te ll· (Senior) 2nd place in State or man. Rev. and Mrs. 1ro~ Fields Oh 10 ' · · th Agriculture . Scholar· and daughter of Nelsonville, ~1r. and Mn. Raymond Pullens were h . TID t 5 e s lp . ~s • callers in the afternoon. Mr. and MrS'. De nzil Geaglein called m\ Mr. and Mrs. Homer Geoglein Saturday, Mr .and Mr~ . Homer Gcoglcin were Tuesday dinner guests or Mr. and Mrs. Will Heilman. Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Brown and . dinner ·· children we~e Sunday guest~ of Mr .and MrJ. RuJsell Painter. Mr. <1nd Mrs. Ralph Paint· "'Il er and daughter p.nd Mrs. Ivan BACHILOI IXPLAINS Wood were afternoon callers. MEMPJDS, Tenn~ .l)'p - Former -Mrs. Phyllis Bearhs and Mrs. u. ·s. Sen. Kenneth D. McKellar. J,.enarcf Lanho~m were recent callat 88, .a bachelor, ~ld he made a ers.at lhe Will Hellman home . ml.stake in not mal'l'Yini. "I "'tt thOUld have mari'Jed · yotrng," he 1 Freddie Johnson returned Wed ·. ··· ex.pltlned. "Trouble- WM tbe oldei ne-sday to his empyloyment on f aot' I !particular the Union Barge Line Corp., arid tess towboat , William Penn. John 'Terte,Jl;, w~o'l · Knop,1. 1 Mr. POWER MOWER · · · .. · · , ·· · · · · · · · $69.95 ~~~ .~ POWER MOWER · ·· · ...... · ·, .. · ·, · · $59.95 . POWER ·MOWER .................... $e4.5o 18·lneh Self Propelled POWER MOWER . ZO·Inch ~ell Propelled $149.95 \ ' . . $169.95 POWER MOWER ........ ........ ~-~ prolootla ,..cot-!~ 'i' pro- 10 ....eawW. .... ·-falot!o aiU( ZO·Inch 4 Cycle- H1nd Throtfle- Recoil Stoner lloe POWER MOWER · · .. , · · .. , · · · · · · .. $104.95 ,....,..d•itJof "'"' 1011c1a of• COillw....., ....... ........... Jaa ..............":"., .. ...,..... u.. altcll'lcity foe '-ad fo_..tiolilb ai...... . (;ome Ia and l:b008e • ... Yopr Mower FI'Om Tile Best Seleetioo lo the BeodZ . ,. I . ' .., ' ~ ; •. ' lr npftttiJ' Mi •• turd 111'aptce ~J. ' ·" ''' ... _ , _ lor ..., ... fool ...... -lrih,ih'J - . j-,...,a~.w .... ~.....,,·', ~~--~- -~ . :~~'"-~ .. ·., ,.._........... . . . .0 . . . . . , , \ , ;:. ., /· .. I -~'- -~~J': .. ~ ' r• ·:· H&R FIRESTONE .. . . ' Doaler Store -~ i·" Middleport, O.hio -· .. • WAIT'L.L. t GET MY HANDS ON SLUGGO SPIKE··· IT'S . UNLAWFUL . TO FIGHT lB·In<h 2 Cycle RADIO ' TEUMsiON SERVICE, Phone !JO, Cleland Apptlanee Star,e, t:UI W.lbll! Sl, PollleroJ. 2·:a&-tf GASOLINE ALLEY WEST SHADE ' JTlUCTURa.L I IIAMS ICIIAP IRON -MITALl melbbets Chib of whleh she Is rriember alao. Prbe1 m WE BUY given .a litt whO are 20·1nch 4 €yele Rodney Downlna Coundlmen Are Impressed By Street Cleaner Mrs. Charlel 0 lt prJa es., 1 weld served 1t Lrly AdiH S..n meeting to 2S Chalrman Cltl iJayaen 'D-Arl1. ani ~ lfU,Uts. Mr. Clark of th~ Senate "J.pft.!Prilfiot.,. Oltt Baer. CD)bmittee tol• 'fi!J)Gtten that lt tht House a;pto\'e4 an emet gone:y .postal •PPrDPTittion Mopday his com;mlttee probably act OIY it TueSday. That .would enabl~ 1he Senate to act' on it beiore Heesalng :t'hursqay for Eastet. .The till.!l The Wesletn L<Jeal PTA held Olen: eould be oanc!alled beforo Its April meeting at the Rutla.nd :Easter .- weekend. High sthool on Monday ..oillnt. Post ortices acroa11 the na(.llftl April 8th. 31te9.dy' had Issued orders to meeting opened with the moo.t of their· earrler1 llllld clerks gtloup singing America. 1 to . stay home . Post offices plam;cd to halt Leslie Fultt:, wiee ehaitman of the Mcig!i County Health CouneU ftelend deliverlea of fir1t, secgave a short talk explaining tl1e and and most third elau mall future oC the group. aBd close their door"! to the pu.hThe commUtee for the Alum:ti Jic; only special de~! very mr..fl Ba.nquet, whic~ is to be sel'vco1 8nd rush ordefs of perishable.; by the PTA was named. and medlelne were b be contin· The nominating committee nam lied . the ~chedultd shutdown thrC!'I~ ed the following' offleel'tl for next ene· d WideJpfe-a:d business disrupyeat': president, ~rs. Glen Smith: ict president, Mrs: N(•tman Will; tions and 20.000 postal emp)oyes ~cre-tary, Mrs. 1\obert Kina; tr~:l· face bein1 laid off by the week end eurtailmeletS and othetrs surer, Mu ..Robert Fetty. scheduled to go into effect b:·· The Girls' Glee Clu" uqder the tween Mon!;{ay and April 29. direction Of Mrs. c. 0 . Chapman sang two numberS "Let Utere l!e Song" and "Open Thy Blue Eye~" This is the goup wh.i.t"h wtlt go t11 the state finals :~t Granville ,n 18·1neh 4 Cycle FUNERAL HOME 144 Butternut .... Probate I 1 I ,.:j~~~~~~~t' lj 'Charles day ev enl lfC t lhe homt f Mn . fllfne. Eatt MaiD St. I ' id · d Summerfield 111 he was tea Y RidC:IlOUr, Mrs. Vernon Weber to canrel all '?J' P•tt i>f ihe cali Holter, Mra. Earl Dean, deperulin' 011 flow muett of t~e . r. Mors, Mts. Laverhe munon dollars C6hgT'tM appi\1 . Ruth Baer ind Mrs. · · f .It""" ' '"' ...... ,. • ·• • • • c. Baco I R II Ust rpl~se~ .' RI. bbon-s were swarded to Mra. I cyclt IIIIW • • • • STOP AT ,p.erttQil interested may file writ fen. e~p.tiona to said accounts or any uem thereof. five days prior. to J)tprin,, and at thet tln.ae furthet ~.[hhe . may be alJo~d for cause iO. fUe such exCepntLons. ........... L- • famlly'1 mean• • room 1uite, good eonditlon. Mr1. CUah Johnaon, 'radbury. Loc1l aulomohile agent!)' baa 61openina Cor bookkeeper, lady .. 11-ll~p,:.·,.,-,... ..,,_...,,... w~th experience preferred, but SAT., April 13, I :00 1\ M. near r:tperlcnce not nMeuar)'. 1'uppen Pl1ina, 1~~ 1 p1lle aoutlr Write 8(18,0, e/ o Dolly Sentinel Oft, R~ T· Oft ~ . Roa1. Pomeroy. Hl.:lto. Squan lub KaJta& .-,:o~r, 1 2 IM~ $74.50 •• U IIEYEIIS deep well pump. Vlr111 Teaford, Syracua:e, 007-M. For Rt~nt - l:ortenalon Lldders, 4 8 8tc Seallold Boll'da; Drop Clotbo. Clinton Flohor, !llddleport. 34 It 3 room houae trailu, balh 11 I tl Phone 112115-X, eomplete with tub and abower. Very reaoonablo. iiiN model. lor rent • Eieetrlo wollpaper Write Bo• 11'11, Alltona, Ohio. ttean1er, CUniun P'laher, Mid· c·o etp. dieport. !'h. . 82111-X ll·UI tor~ bate etb!net, r tab ...~~. 4 10 3tp IW ~X, m, ••lr .. CONCIU!TB BLOCKS · "Build-· 'or AQ,y or atag other home appliaHC!es· ...... Rtdutd \ t·e !REFRIGERATORS !TELEVISION FIRST and fiOal account of Loring GomeJ:~ ·ex'etutor or- the estate of WilHam H. Gomer, deceased; FIRST and ·Final account of Opal E. Sti.rUe:y, ad~inistratrix of the e~Late of W. C'. Stanley, deceased. Ali' personS . interested are re· quired. to attend sUch settlement and Jttake· ·objections ·thereto, if any th~y h.ave. $87.50 ulue Pllone M- Pomerey Phono --FurnJahed rooma, ----- regular I Mll• llortll of Po1111...,. Meigs Equlpllltn! Co. bath. E. TWO PJECI deeu rose Frieze Uv- '" · GRVISBR BLOCK CO. Rent Far Sale A BIG MONEY·SAYERI, 18·iach THRIRI·CUT Rotary Power Mower - Good Cleu VIed Can All Makn and Modell AUTO SALES de- l ceased. .• .: John METROPOLITAN 40. 111118 Chevrolet Bel-Aire 2 dr. S•· tl-41 for don. pOli.OO. Power &lide, one of ·the eleanett '&3 around. 2 si.. pinl rooma. Call Blietlllar',t. Pomeroy, HI-Gic (9) For Your Old Mower On All Following Mowers TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy 4 D 6tp N"w, for as little u 2 days bauq a year, II will pay you to uwn a ttme proven FOR LIBERAL TRADE ALLOWANCE FULTON THOMPSON U.S. No, 23 WAVERLY, OHIO ·· · Ir A MOWER? Complel•ly New From Hitch to Chute WANTED - used sewing machine . Phone Portland riM. Mrs. J. B. McCORMICK No. 45 HAY BALER -- WAVERLY MOBILt HOME SAlES::-: ~uae th~ mall ... aetvleoe," Walte r said. totnlnt But he said tllfo eommltte r yar were eleeted as followa: ptes. WO!lld have tO enlble Summet· ident, Mrs. P.avid Kob1ent&; Viee field to can'~l the eu! order wi! n· president, Mn. H~race ·Karr; See. in "Lbia · legal rtCiuirements." h · C. N. Jones; Treas., Mn. Carl Summetfl~d .told tftt Sen.ate f(autz. Mrs. Woode reported thit toQ~mittee that fie wouhf be vtothe trash eanli were pla~ed on the · d d •t lai,·ng lhe fedfral lnn·defi(lle•: -~· set\9Pl yar an eommunJ Y ds law if he continued run ~etzt . groun · licllrf withont h.eeebafY fundf;. i it·,,, Do You tt AYLIIUf ,., (Ill Wanted To Buy 4-11-et~ tnar'a. Pomeroy. ;;~~~:~~ti~·::'r,~!~· I~"T~~:er~r- TRAILERS TRAILERS Middleport, Meigs CotiJty, Ohio._ aon ltob8~Uer. .;u.,.dlan of Ever- church dining room after th(' The aforesaid real estate is ap-j et.t H.· totenllri~ !J m . inor. ~. meetin1 Wtien tea and assortc:l - TWEN'fY·$E<19ND · ,e~:~rrent ac· rookies • were served. Arrange. · eou.Q;J of-l!:dlaOra JfDbatetter, iuard. ian of t)Je ¢st~te . of Hollis· D. Hill, Stale of Ob.lo, Meigs County an ""'ort\pet•nt,• FtR8'I' -ahd (inat.,ccou.nt of Bertha<:4~);;;.):2;;·,;1,;t•;_;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; E. Qarst, pxetuQ:'~ qf _the '!'State of ·David _ 1:. D•rat, deceased . . FIRST and Jinal uco"nt of Laura MeKei-lzie, adntfnistr.atrb: of the eatlte ·ef Japtes ,w. Me.K enzte. , New Holland .". t r J>:lgin Boat WJLh steering frols , 10 Hi> Scotl Atwat~ r Motor, .excellent c'ondition , l37ti .OO. Preston Motors, Mid· dleport. 4·11 ·3Lc HHile. 19M Pontiac VB Star Chief Cata· llna Cpe. ~,185.00. Hard Top, all Jeat.her seat1, powttr 8lecr· lng aad bnkea. Bla o tt'l'lar' ~· . Pomeroy. rl· 11·8te 'f I Dogs Vaccinated See The 3 91mop Shockey, e ore I JU.er'a wru Jive rou the beat 3 Hereford cow11 wtlh calves, FARM - 120 acres, Bashan Keno trade 00 Jurniturt. or appUan- : Calves ready to veal. 1 yearling Road, 7 room house, large barn, ee.. 44 tf I Hereford bull. See Lorenzo Dav· other building:., plenty of water, (2) ' L. COAII.S, Ad.mJnbtrator of Pse UXI lOry ~·---,-f---..,.--:fl:-we-r-,-w-·Je ~tate, of Stella HoUDr. Mild.re~ Bate. m21'n ~f Lak:n uns~~t.s i~ ~~~rl~gnctu~ry o! the n -........_.. H 1 k w v • r.HJ Q11D, ~'i~• State 01p1\l , ·La m. · a., W) i church and in the d:ning room. 8 out of 10 person11 tha t re11d this foll~s: land is out of· Lot Number Four ~ • iFULTZ the gueat speaker this week when · 8hoe~ repa1re · d. 1 Beg1nnmg · at the Ea s t er1Y earner Hundred and Fifteen 1~) aad lor ~~mhmtrator the Auxill•ad need theJr being Sixty-eiJht (68) <4feet on Altom, C3 & .. .., ~ WI -., of the Lewis·M•n· 1..-;;;o,;;;;;;;;.;;;;;..;;;..;;;;;-;;.;;;;.;;;;;;; Racine Shoe Shop, YO'l sav~ of S.rah Dieteraon's Lot on Grant Grant Street and Twenty-four (24:) ) 1 . .. ~. J' (4) 15, 12, ate ley Post, American J...egion, he ·(! here. 4-5-tf Stre~t; thence in an Ea~terly di- feet on Olive Street and :Uea on a 1peeial "Amerie:~nism"' p:oreeuon on Grant StMet, Suty..elght r 1. ~JM/ U gram at the Mt. Moriah Baptist TI!RMITIS EXTERMINATED (68) feet· thence in a SoutherJv t.lte Ea~ side adjoining Sarab Dk> ·· ·~ · , ,,-~ IC8 Church. For .1rree inspeet1ionSl phonpe 383-M, diredion' One Hundred and Seven· ke~':: s .to:. following de-ibed -; J' :;: . 1·~·,. . . , Dr. •·teman S"'ke on the GJ more Supp Y ore, omeroy. ty (170) feet to • poiot on Ollver • ""' ....... · · ft, PI! '" 1 ACT NOW 1 All work guaranteed. Fully in- I Street Twenty.fo~.&r {24) feet Eart real estate, In aald Vlllage of Mid- SITJ~-.,7 .oF ·ACCO~NTS theme Of Ute program and othtrs Save $100 to $1000 sured. Vaughan's Industrial and from the Easterly corner of Sarah i dleport, Ohio; Belnt a atrlp Off P~!Co,,.'IWM ~lift,. ~ p~rtlcipating in , the prolfam Residential Termite Control Ser- Dickerson's lot aa it faeea on Oil-/ the Weaterly 1lde of Lot No. N~ · 1)11. httt;by 11~~ - that tlt.e- were Mrs. William· Smith, ~hair· vice, St. MaryS", w. Va. 4 9 tf - - beirtK 2 feet wid~ on Grant Street folio ' N' '.Jt!'tciim~ 'h.ave ~t:~_ -lliedd.' man of the Amerleamsm commit·. Waverly, Ohio, Dealer :·stuck and running back to a point oil la s ~COai-t ·tor, settleu1en"' J;n 1 h uxl" M c r1 / · with 75 new and used trailera. (20 B, Insurance ' Oliver Slreet·5 feet wide from tho lhll :IJio . ~~ 1!<' ~eard '·o.ni ~:..::1 I :r.~lde;;,ar;,; th~·· A=~io ~ 14 to 50 ft Also 10 wide!,' two and three bedrooma, natloaally 1 wm. f', a ....u·s Euteriy Une; !fedno.<i'7. •' MB1 lOtll. at ' 1o:oo • • known makes. The lowest JIOS· COMPLETE Insurance ProtecUon, : this strip being to widen the WliL o.elCJFic'.--. ln.,. belnJ not leil 'than ~ry~!~11g, ~~~~ ~j~tO:~es~~~~M~~ 1 aible terms anywhere. Drive a Llfe, Auto. Fire, Polio. Call Don against F. Hutsell Jot and beln1 i.ltrip oU ~irty,. ~)',-altet- tucb p"'blleaUon, Will Winston. The Jadie.s Mki"~ little and save a lot. The~ are Mllla, MlddleJf..rt, Ohio. of the Weaterly aide o! Lot No. to-Wit-: ! : " part in the program 'were dresa~1 well worth your trip. This is Rabies and Distemper. 416. ~,·· a.'afinal. acc~unt of Watne "ile r th 8aroe1 R1m&WOn iDiuraDCe AaeDI!J'. your LA,ST shopptne pl~;~ so Treating Horses, CatUe or Hoes The above de~erlbed real eatate H. A"L-i~, 1.drillniltrator of,.. ... 1n W•1 . or e eft'emony . . !or all diseases ~ O.V'CJ eoni.e prepared t~ deal. r:ast, Kld.dlepollt. Fire • Automobl... being the same sald real estate tate QI • OaNnH J. qtase, alsp Another program on this same Free -Delivery. Move in tombr· 8oD&. Phnne 8310.:1 640-al j conveyed to decede11t hy CeJ11fl- 1mowo~~ G1rd J. ·Chase. de~ased. topie wiU be given at a later datt' rcw. Anything of value takeri jn Dr, A. 8, Bingham, D.V,M. eate FOREMAN It ABBOTT T.V. BERof Transfer i11ued in the FIRST· an_ 4 htlal a~ua\· ill Wil· according to the announcement. trade. . ·:: OSU Clan 1919 VICE All makel Repaired by Ex· estate of William F; Rursel1. lfam . ;1L Qarnes, eiJVdiap" of the Mrs. Osear Hardaway, a guest, Veterinary OHice pert Tect,n1elana. Phone 6284 Y Said real estate l8 located at estate ·01 -\Tli'Jllia·I. .Cafri*'s~ ininqr. als~;~ !fpoke ,at the meeting. 551 Ru ...u St, Mlddlepor:. 6-lG-tt , 493 Grant Street in tl:u!: Vllla1e of l'OURT{I 1ib~l a~dunt of Edl- · A tea hour was held in the MiddlePOrt, Phone 6131 --- - 8~ miles east or Tuppers +12·21p day· of Jl)e. ~QQ,ERT ''.D. PUBLIC $ALE MONDAY, APRIL 15, I P, M. ______ . I On i (91 For Sale Call398 Today- An Ad In lhls eolumn In halld t• DOt pold lor before tbe !lith of elcll mouth lollowlneln,.rtlon. ElTon In AdnrtiiiDI--Iihould be repoJ'ted Immediately. Tbo .o.ll)' Sent19el "'ill DOL be retpooalDie for more than one incorl'M lnlertlon. <'.ard of Tbanb and flpeelal Nollcea of Eventa $1.00. Obituaries publlalled 11 1 <eat per lfOr4. find employment - hire or find a lost lmn tbrou!lb Tbe o.t1Y Sentlnlll WAfiiT ADS. DOn't put It off ~ situated ln the County of corner of Sarah DM:kenon'1 lot; ,.. t HARTFORD PERSONAU Mrs. Henry Jenkins and Mlsl Besaie J,enkins were busines.s vifo iton in Point Pleasant Tuesday. r I ~ l'l"S EASY TO BUY- SELL- BENT- J I PHONE J98 (l) Notices e~ate, In pursuance of an ~rder of the Meigs and State of Ohlo, to-wit : thence Northerly to the pllee ol h'~bah.. ~OIITt of Metgs Coun4'· Situated in the Village of Mid· beginn.ina:. Oh1<~, I ':'1ll offer for sale at pubhc dleport, County of Meig1 and State The above described tract of auction ,on the 13th day of April, of oh 1·0, and further deaerl'·d aa WANT ADS la·k, H • 1 tn OSpltO HeO d 15 Speaker B f A 'I' 19~7 at 10:00 o'clock A. M. at the ver Streel; then~ Twenty-four pratst!d:· ,~$1',jOO,OQ and mut be l door of the Meigs County Court (24) feet in a Westerly direeUon lhe iPpt-i~ valu~. .. I House, the f"lUowing descrlbed r f4l on Oliver Street to the Eu'terly Tllt\ .terml Of the sale an; Calh ·Legal Notice H I Club me for thei r Ap,ril meeUna: But 'L. Robe Walter. s'wnml'r· 0h0f 0 fieJ-I'a 1£ - . .iul adhll•nt ror putr:. · at th~ 1\I).V!e. of Mrs. Paul .Btt~r " J wtth Ml1. fthy MIHer, as~\!ltillt lie rela ions. ·said ear 1Y 1o U\ ' Rac·inr 's ri!ttl •he-weeks hor.o; ho.l.as.,· ~ \hAL "somrthui &: iiUU rhlzht lM' roll \. ,..., on it the nmnl'sf of n\·.! a... er the TPtns'ttQM' Mr. ~'··•· ihowcd oolo.r ol.t••; workt:d Walt ~out:: """ 11 . . . "con<'cl bi -"' &lx~ b$ketbll ' ph..ll .., . . . '& IIJII.ql .,• starters t t P""" ua.vn , a laken of · • Itda 'from bli lonnift 'l " lhM · equetl from 1 h b lmo t · • I iiOJ tt •1 I r om~mon I 1a1 as etnmr: a s 8 gave some. lnttrelt.}$~ in oi'-~t~h~~·;-.,,,.tiP:~:'~~r.~ CoQ~mtt.tillt h b. :S~~!olt· l· ue •• r•itlh"" a lt. · s ol ada. J:_ apptDf~&l ()I emu· l(rll. Wtilbt read liet PI would: ~ntble su·· 1F.very honor roll this year h:•11 on Annu.ls an·tt P'er~ reseil'ld ordth lbr had a1 lea.st (our or th;;! &tarter~ ~fM;•Jf'·''l<ll~ Purley ·Kart's the cut!. , on Jt. Thb timf:!, fl\•e. The sixlli. w'at " How · dTo.. Start E TbhMOUI 1 n... "Thetc it no -dettrc on th e pat·.,1 Dour Graham has much bPtlet· .1 piniu" an lurs. ar ....:an Jave l>f the Post Office b epartment to lhau average gr.ades ~ut wit I undUe har dship or disruJ.t aome put exceptw_ns, th•.' _r 8-;DU!y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aprill2, 1957 TilE hiiiB FAIIILY • «, ·• ~ •• ' .' (" . lbft.ANDMI �Chester Gorden Club'!laets New Off.Ji'e.rs For 57 ' Winding Trail Postal Service Racine Athletes Gard~n Club ' • Hi. h On IMeetmg Is Held Thai appmed to "''ke lhe poo R ki tal cuta certain to go into e!fe .t an ng g • Mr1. Allard PrtU entertained tht! Winding Trail Garden Clu,b . Thun at 1... for f... d.y.. 'Oally s~tlnet, Pomeroy·Middleport, o, Aprll12, 1957-7 1 Mr. i.rl Clark wll tbt &uest d h h lpeaker rhen t e c ester Gar en rGB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS NOTICE OF 'PUBLIC SALE RATES 2 eeDtl per word. one •lnac;rtJoa. Mlnlmum thule DOc........f, centl word for three eonMeDti.Ye inlertioDJ, · Slle<lal - One mooth for 25 centa per wont Pull nto of 2 ...,,. per word will be ol>.lf&ed lor advertlalne If GETS RESULTS NOTlC! _ Eat at Parker'l Be~ caurant., Pomeroy. You'll eat better for !ess. 3 22 Jmop. • AT• DON'T YOU KNOW? Plai.1s Route 680, di&eontinuin;r farming so will scll-1956---860 Ford tractor, cultivators, plows, pickup disc. moWer, one row corn picker, Oliver hay baler, Oli.ver side rake on rubb~ r, Oliver manure sp:-c11der, eul 1i· packer, Oliver corn planter, 14 milk cans, wash vat, can rack , 1000 bale.s mixed hay, 500 bales straw, Titan chain saw, lik'! new, and a tour ton Dearborn wagon with new tirc.11 and bed. Robert Hill, Owner. Harald Goddard, Auctlorwer. on - ..,--,-. is, L It Z Shop, 114 Court St . 4 10 4tc CardofThanks We wi11h lo thank alJ o( ou' frienlis and nci ghb11n who sent flowers for the funerel of our mother, Mrs. John Yatc11. Paul Zirkle family Chester Zirkle famUy, 4·12· ltc '(8bl Auto Services a. H. RAWLINGS SONS CC.- :H hour 11fretker Senlee. DQ timber, peach trees, a good rarm and priced rieht. ::-:----:---c-:-----::-.,.--': Harley Davidson MoLnrcyclc '5tJ RESIDENCE - Happy Hollow Rd., 8 acres, 5 rooms, othm· buildings price $200.00, Rot>c:·t Mc-Daniel, price $2,150.00. 410 Broadway, Midlilcport.. RESIDENCE - Close ln. 4 rooms, 4-J2-3tc large lot, pnee $3,~0.00. BASS1NE1rt', play pen and IH!£i 1 RESIDENCE - Lincoln Hill, 6 good as new . Call 438-X. rooms, 3 down, 3 and bath up, 4-1:!·3tc basement, Iorge lot, priced right. Purl Perker, Agtnt Heavy he ns, dresse d or on foot Pomeroy, Phone 201 Also, large whltc eggs. P.bom• Earl D. Mendor, Sr., Re~ltor 811·:\C. E. M. D~ m~wood, For~s~ Run. (4) 11, 3tc 4· 12·6t p Phone 822'1. Ni&lll Phone GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and 11039-X. .PODGE • PLYMOIJTH Ser:vlee. R. A. Finlaw, :Sl2 B. DEAlJ:IIIi, 18) 8 A It - ·~ ~uto Sales SEE 8li..L CHILDS for the BEST usod car values. 3·30 ·1 mo.c 19!58 \ I ' Po·n uac Star Chief 2 dr. Catalina Cpe. $2,611!i.OO. Hydra· matle dilvc, all lcalher soat", .fully equipped. Blaettna1·'R Pomeroy. 4·11·6tc 1936 Buick Spedal va 4 dr . Rh•· lert Sedan. $2,89&.00. Dynaflow drive, almo•t like the day It waa 10ldl Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. !4aln St.. Pomeroy. 1934 Dod1e VB Roytl 4 dr. Sl!'· dan. fl,21111.00. Po,..r ateerinl power nlte, DOdle'i flneli t. Blullnar's, Pomeroy. •4-li-Olr lUU Buick V8 Super 4 dr. Sedan ·11.215.00. Oynaflow drive . be:tu· tlful Lwo tone blue finish . BLwt Goori used Maytag washer fo;· sule, sec Millard V<m Meter or cal1 OO~· Y, Syracuse. 4·11-3tp Servlee or eomforltq beauty 388~Y. • Jo1URNISH·ED aparlmcnt , 4 POoma, • Main Sl., Pomeroy. H2-3t< STOIU! and FILLING S'I'AWON, eio!IQ In town. well ttochd, wllll 8 room u.. 11T Butternu~ ..IJ.l2tc in1 ap~rtmont. on lol ·l101110 on R~ 143, 2 lillie from Pomoroy, J. Five Room ApOrlment with laua· J . Ward, · t 8 8tp dry and Gora1e, Firat Flcior. A. ---- N. Benaal, Pomeroy. ' 3 --------------------' • 1171 HelpWanted - dr. utility eablnet, 3' pleee w111 ( 161 For Trade or Sale cabinet, 1 cloUt.. hamper, Iron ln1 beard, Ifon, kllehen ca~l· SPOTTED PONY, br~ o aaddl• net, elmort new ·• •• eooklnw: ·for· 11le or tnde for milk cow. ttove,. WetUnJhOU.O rvfni:erp studio eab- Melvin Howard, ULart Falls. 4~ 11-Glc vUllty table, wardrobe blonde dreaaer, ·blonde, bed. 2 plat(orm rorkera, 1u '"'"ti~E !201 Buslne'ss ~rvices Auetlctneor: COMPLETE Iaaaurance PrOteetloD, Llle, Auto. Fire, Poll~> Call lljl• Klllo, Mlddlepor~ Ohio. and other ltemll Ownero • • .. ... QUICJ[ S£1IVICE f.P l:tpalrlng ,b7 l'llil!ol'l' 'l'l'alaed watebmuer. con NS JE'WJLI!IIIS, .r.meroJl 1-a.tl FREE IIEMONSTRATION P • at a cost •llbln the Trevey-Finsterwald ALLEN APPLIANCE Pomeroy 228 E. Main Sl. Jud!ge:.._~--~~~~~Trr~v;;~~~~~""'~"'C~~~~~=~· ··· .,~.. , J:rfJ; ... Western Local f'IA Meeting Is Held On Mondely Apr.il 27. · •__ _ ...J:be Girls' Ensemble sang. "Lift Thine F.yes>t and "To A White Rose". This group will go to the state finuls in Columbus on April 13. Mls, Rober ts' ' Ei~htb Grade room won the attendance bann • ·. Delicious refrcshV'en!!l Wt..i e sen·ed by the hostess eommlttei':. Etier Hear of a Tree • t;rowinK Out of a Coal Mrs. McMaster Is Honor Guest At Party Wed. McMaster. who IJllans to return .t o · her home at Bradenton, ,Fla., this month, wu guest or honor it a party ilven Wednesday. evening by Mrs. Em• · mett Shuler. Phone 2811 WIJ INSURAJiiCB AG£NC'I" 'lre.Aut-lo,Htalttl a.CCIDINY Life. Cuuolly-- Reoi Eatate Broker ln MlDDI.II'OitT, OHIO PHONill tall , bY !In, ·David Ohlin1er ~ .F. • Parm;.iee. Shuler . ae~ .a deosert le t)ldae oui!>d above and .... D, OHIO V4LLIY JUNK CO. , ...... 510 ~lcbmln, 111n. COsb lane Gilby, Mro. Clin· Mra. Jarne1 B~ch'sn- • CtllllKN II 1~• ·~~~~ Junketing Middleport and Pomeroy couneilmen Thunday ret~rn­ ed with 1 favorable impre!lsion of street cle_aning equipment viewed in. Nelsonville it was learned today, A spokesman of tbe Pomeroy council delegation said the bl~ coun<!ll group has not met yet to discus, what tpembers raw but he ttelieved '.'ri\Oat of us thought the Nel~or•ville equipment did a 100d . ' . ... . . SiK eouncllmeD. ·witb Middleport Street Comrilillllo~ ~Wta" Ellla traveled to St. lli\-Yit, W. Vi. aod NelaonviJle. The)' went lo, ~pitlte ~ars. The •• II ·· The m.... rnz in charge of Mn. ~ t d pre~::Jdcn • opcnr wijJ\ the ehO" ptaytt ln uni10 n followe"a ~ .._...h devotJooJ taken from John"''8 :37 b"' MN. Charll's 1 "'wi s. Mem brrs responded to roll call with thelf faVorilt! Bprml!: flower · Mrs. Robert Thompson gave a report on the county meeting held · Rutlan"'u when the plans for 10 landscaping the grounds at the county Infirmary and also the eoveted lbtina bY an eye as · forming .of J'unior Garden Cluhs The athlett!l so bC~norrd wh" I were explained. Mrs. Lewis rc· now are o~ the bueball SQi toHi ported on the booi: ordered for and doing very well , thank you . the Pomeroy Public Library. o:.;re Car l WO:Ite. Bob Birch. Iv;w j It was aireed that each mem· Powell and Rullhle Salser. J~m· 1 ber Would take a hat and pur:se to my Adami!, a eomfnlt flm bas ~ th~ next meeting which will. be •nan too was ordered t 0 take 1t so ld as a mo ney making proJect. ' · ~ b h I·' ••tY th,·s sprin" bceaul'le or an A sc,hool o!.instrueti.on to e e u II A 1 23 nnusually tl!:tin• bOut with wn- at 1he Plam.s, pn ";8!1 anfer flu. tte lt no.t out for bl'IC· nounced. Th~ traveling pnze do· oL ' ated b" Miss Emma Seltz was ball but will play 'tdllS swnmc.r. n d Mrs Prall Racine Cftaeh Larry Mom~ •n ~.var e o • · · takes to !his_. nti'x!nr. pt !iCbO :~,r. Mrs. Thorrlpson gave an inter. sblp and athletic$ lilil,J j duck to ~sttng talk on "African ViOJet&''' watl!r. He was satutat()rb:n and how to plant and eate !or craduated from. Jaebonv1~lu- them. Miss Seitz read an Mti~le on 'frlmble Itla:b School. daffodils narcissus and jonqutb. The rbll· SeiliOri: t,i.tty Badg FloWe; judges for th~ eveni'ng le Robert 'Bltth; Norma CllaJ,. were Mrs. c. L. Heaton and Mr_s. f, R ·b rl Eu1er UrrJ' HOlte. Robert Thompson and blue rib- . :ah,.d ~ e 11 Ph ius Dlle Donn"<: bOns were awarded to Mra. ·pratt , vavl yse ' - ~ • Mrs. Terrell . Mrs. Thompson, Mrs . Jean LeW~, Lewter Manuel, Jl'al'! I Heaton, Miss Seitz and Mrs. Lewi11. Neville. _Gtmna Randolph, Wa~l I Red ribbons were awarded to Mrs. da Roush, Shirley Saber, Dwzun Joseph Struble, Mrs. Terrell and Sayre, Claudia Shiefda, Gem•· Mrs. Pratt. Mrs. Leo Bryan and vleve Snyder, TommY Stollar~ . Mrs. Struble t"tach received a while Mttatrn taylOr, J.1nicv Wl!'bh. ribbon and ye11ow ribbons were Janice Wolfe. ~warded to Mrs. I:.cwl! and Mrs. •J uniors: Jackie Adam.~. <;aro· Terrell. · Iyn Cleland, June Codn('r, Tom· During the· social hour a eon· my Flsh@r, A.rdhl~ . Il.1ymc::1, Mary Kay Johnson, Linda Ma 1• test and a " What's My Name" lory, tvan Powell, Judy . Proffitt game were conducted by Mrs. Br)'· Annabel ft0.11e, Susa;l Sha in, P1 an. The hostesS' served a dessert tricia Stobart, Jack Wf'ese, Cm l cour!li!. The Easter theme was carried out in tt.e napkins and favors Woffe. of small baskets filled with ,c andy Sophom01·es: Jimmy Adams, eags. Sharon Boso, . Doi'Othy Bu .. h, Frank.le Chapman, Mt~lvin Circlt:, Linda Donahue, Charles Gaul, D~n~a. Hilldore, Cha.rles Ih • ~' · ·BY Mrs. Ru~ull Painter V1rgm1a Johnso~, Lrm Mr. 1mri .'.1rs. John Bailey, Mrs. .fJOrtaJd "'!cpade, .shlrJcy. l\1cfi.~1 , MU~;tha Wolfe .and M;rrt. Nora BBivey, Patr1e1111 ~aJhn, Maly All .·_ lev were Fridav evening callers of ' Nease , Lena Neville, Harry Our~. and Mr'i. ·will Heilman. Nancy Prortilrt, Nadine Rou:,h, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Utnham. Ronnie SaUH, .ftos emary Sal'str, and s on, Da\'Y , of Relore, Mr. and't Ann Sargent. Altle Stover, Mart h.l Mrs. Barney Norph uf Park er!iburg Te.a'ford. were Sunday vi sitors of Mr. and Fl·eshrnl'h' J oyce C<~rs on. E ~<' · Mrs. Lenard Lanham lyn Cle~and, Ma!'y E:.1l er, I.O\l_ISI' Mrs_ Etta Will of Rockland and Fisher, · Dolorus Glenn, Kather 111 •' Mrs. H('!en Loren tv of Belpre were Pierce, Ann Proctor, Pa}tY R,ou ~ h .~ .u!JtiQy . v.is!t r:r~, of ~ Mr. and ~s., Margie Stob.:trt, Leroy \\·olr, .. . It~ailflleitl .... · , ,..,. · · ~ ,.. Sheila Voung. , . Honor R!JII Note: P artly R'Ju ~:h. lfr. and Mrs. Gerald V1olet, Mr. (Freshman) and Donna Hilldor(~ and Mrs. f!'loyd S'pence, Mrs. Den· fSophornore) were omitted on be . zU Geoglcm, Mrs. Alva Clurk and 4th six·week..'l honor roll throu ...h son were Su~day afternoon callers an error and abse nce. Wheo. of Mrs. J emur Roush. grades were complete they at· ~r. and Mrs. Daqa Turn e~ a11d taincd honor roll standing. c~tldren were Sunday . dmn~r Special Honor: D<~vid Hysf'll guests of Mr. and Mrs., Will ~Te ll· (Senior) 2nd place in State or man. Rev. and Mrs. 1ro~ Fields Oh 10 ' · · th Agriculture . Scholar· and daughter of Nelsonville, ~1r. and Mn. Raymond Pullens were h . TID t 5 e s lp . ~s • callers in the afternoon. Mr. and MrS'. De nzil Geaglein called m\ Mr. and Mrs. Homer Geoglein Saturday, Mr .and Mr~ . Homer Gcoglcin were Tuesday dinner guests or Mr. and Mrs. Will Heilman. Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Brown and . dinner ·· children we~e Sunday guest~ of Mr .and MrJ. RuJsell Painter. Mr. <1nd Mrs. Ralph Paint· "'Il er and daughter p.nd Mrs. Ivan BACHILOI IXPLAINS Wood were afternoon callers. MEMPJDS, Tenn~ .l)'p - Former -Mrs. Phyllis Bearhs and Mrs. u. ·s. Sen. Kenneth D. McKellar. J,.enarcf Lanho~m were recent callat 88, .a bachelor, ~ld he made a ers.at lhe Will Hellman home . ml.stake in not mal'l'Yini. "I "'tt thOUld have mari'Jed · yotrng," he 1 Freddie Johnson returned Wed ·. ··· ex.pltlned. "Trouble- WM tbe oldei ne-sday to his empyloyment on f aot' I !particular the Union Barge Line Corp., arid tess towboat , William Penn. John 'Terte,Jl;, w~o'l · Knop,1. 1 Mr. POWER MOWER · · · .. · · , ·· · · · · · · · $69.95 ~~~ .~ POWER MOWER · ·· · ...... · ·, .. · ·, · · $59.95 . POWER ·MOWER .................... $e4.5o 18·lneh Self Propelled POWER MOWER . ZO·Inch ~ell Propelled $149.95 \ ' . . $169.95 POWER MOWER ........ ........ ~-~ prolootla ,..cot-!~ 'i' pro- 10 ....eawW. .... ·-falot!o aiU( ZO·Inch 4 Cycle- H1nd Throtfle- Recoil Stoner lloe POWER MOWER · · .. , · · .. , · · · · · · .. $104.95 ,....,..d•itJof "'"' 1011c1a of• COillw....., ....... ........... Jaa ..............":"., .. ...,..... u.. altcll'lcity foe '-ad fo_..tiolilb ai...... . (;ome Ia and l:b008e • ... Yopr Mower FI'Om Tile Best Seleetioo lo the BeodZ . ,. I . ' .., ' ~ ; •. ' lr npftttiJ' Mi •• turd 111'aptce ~J. ' ·" ''' ... _ , _ lor ..., ... fool ...... -lrih,ih'J - . j-,...,a~.w .... ~.....,,·', ~~--~- -~ . :~~'"-~ .. ·., ,.._........... . . . .0 . . . . . , , \ , ;:. ., /· .. I -~'- -~~J': .. ~ ' r• ·:· H&R FIRESTONE .. . . ' Doaler Store -~ i·" Middleport, O.hio -· .. • WAIT'L.L. t GET MY HANDS ON SLUGGO SPIKE··· IT'S . UNLAWFUL . TO FIGHT lB·In<h 2 Cycle RADIO ' TEUMsiON SERVICE, Phone !JO, Cleland Apptlanee Star,e, t:UI W.lbll! Sl, PollleroJ. 2·:a&-tf GASOLINE ALLEY WEST SHADE ' JTlUCTURa.L I IIAMS ICIIAP IRON -MITALl melbbets Chib of whleh she Is rriember alao. Prbe1 m WE BUY given .a litt whO are 20·1nch 4 €yele Rodney Downlna Coundlmen Are Impressed By Street Cleaner Mrs. Charlel 0 lt prJa es., 1 weld served 1t Lrly AdiH S..n meeting to 2S Chalrman Cltl iJayaen 'D-Arl1. ani ~ lfU,Uts. Mr. Clark of th~ Senate "J.pft.!Prilfiot.,. Oltt Baer. CD)bmittee tol• 'fi!J)Gtten that lt tht House a;pto\'e4 an emet gone:y .postal •PPrDPTittion Mopday his com;mlttee probably act OIY it TueSday. That .would enabl~ 1he Senate to act' on it beiore Heesalng :t'hursqay for Eastet. .The till.!l The Wesletn L<Jeal PTA held Olen: eould be oanc!alled beforo Its April meeting at the Rutla.nd :Easter .- weekend. High sthool on Monday ..oillnt. Post ortices acroa11 the na(.llftl April 8th. 31te9.dy' had Issued orders to meeting opened with the moo.t of their· earrler1 llllld clerks gtloup singing America. 1 to . stay home . Post offices plam;cd to halt Leslie Fultt:, wiee ehaitman of the Mcig!i County Health CouneU ftelend deliverlea of fir1t, secgave a short talk explaining tl1e and and most third elau mall future oC the group. aBd close their door"! to the pu.hThe commUtee for the Alum:ti Jic; only special de~! very mr..fl Ba.nquet, whic~ is to be sel'vco1 8nd rush ordefs of perishable.; by the PTA was named. and medlelne were b be contin· The nominating committee nam lied . the ~chedultd shutdown thrC!'I~ ed the following' offleel'tl for next ene· d WideJpfe-a:d business disrupyeat': president, ~rs. Glen Smith: ict president, Mrs: N(•tman Will; tions and 20.000 postal emp)oyes ~cre-tary, Mrs. 1\obert Kina; tr~:l· face bein1 laid off by the week end eurtailmeletS and othetrs surer, Mu ..Robert Fetty. scheduled to go into effect b:·· The Girls' Glee Clu" uqder the tween Mon!;{ay and April 29. direction Of Mrs. c. 0 . Chapman sang two numberS "Let Utere l!e Song" and "Open Thy Blue Eye~" This is the goup wh.i.t"h wtlt go t11 the state finals :~t Granville ,n 18·1neh 4 Cycle FUNERAL HOME 144 Butternut .... Probate I 1 I ,.:j~~~~~~~t' lj 'Charles day ev enl lfC t lhe homt f Mn . fllfne. Eatt MaiD St. I ' id · d Summerfield 111 he was tea Y RidC:IlOUr, Mrs. Vernon Weber to canrel all '?J' P•tt i>f ihe cali Holter, Mra. Earl Dean, deperulin' 011 flow muett of t~e . r. Mors, Mts. Laverhe munon dollars C6hgT'tM appi\1 . Ruth Baer ind Mrs. · · f .It""" ' '"' ...... ,. • ·• • • • c. Baco I R II Ust rpl~se~ .' RI. bbon-s were swarded to Mra. I cyclt IIIIW • • • • STOP AT ,p.erttQil interested may file writ fen. e~p.tiona to said accounts or any uem thereof. five days prior. to J)tprin,, and at thet tln.ae furthet ~.[hhe . may be alJo~d for cause iO. fUe such exCepntLons. ........... L- • famlly'1 mean• • room 1uite, good eonditlon. Mr1. CUah Johnaon, 'radbury. Loc1l aulomohile agent!)' baa 61openina Cor bookkeeper, lady .. 11-ll~p,:.·,.,-,... ..,,_...,,... w~th experience preferred, but SAT., April 13, I :00 1\ M. near r:tperlcnce not nMeuar)'. 1'uppen Pl1ina, 1~~ 1 p1lle aoutlr Write 8(18,0, e/ o Dolly Sentinel Oft, R~ T· Oft ~ . Roa1. Pomeroy. Hl.:lto. Squan lub KaJta& .-,:o~r, 1 2 IM~ $74.50 •• U IIEYEIIS deep well pump. Vlr111 Teaford, Syracua:e, 007-M. For Rt~nt - l:ortenalon Lldders, 4 8 8tc Seallold Boll'da; Drop Clotbo. Clinton Flohor, !llddleport. 34 It 3 room houae trailu, balh 11 I tl Phone 112115-X, eomplete with tub and abower. Very reaoonablo. iiiN model. lor rent • Eieetrlo wollpaper Write Bo• 11'11, Alltona, Ohio. ttean1er, CUniun P'laher, Mid· c·o etp. dieport. !'h. . 82111-X ll·UI tor~ bate etb!net, r tab ...~~. 4 10 3tp IW ~X, m, ••lr .. CONCIU!TB BLOCKS · "Build-· 'or AQ,y or atag other home appliaHC!es· ...... Rtdutd \ t·e !REFRIGERATORS !TELEVISION FIRST and fiOal account of Loring GomeJ:~ ·ex'etutor or- the estate of WilHam H. Gomer, deceased; FIRST and ·Final account of Opal E. Sti.rUe:y, ad~inistratrix of the e~Late of W. C'. Stanley, deceased. Ali' personS . interested are re· quired. to attend sUch settlement and Jttake· ·objections ·thereto, if any th~y h.ave. $87.50 ulue Pllone M- Pomerey Phono --FurnJahed rooma, ----- regular I Mll• llortll of Po1111...,. Meigs Equlpllltn! Co. bath. E. TWO PJECI deeu rose Frieze Uv- '" · GRVISBR BLOCK CO. Rent Far Sale A BIG MONEY·SAYERI, 18·iach THRIRI·CUT Rotary Power Mower - Good Cleu VIed Can All Makn and Modell AUTO SALES de- l ceased. .• .: John METROPOLITAN 40. 111118 Chevrolet Bel-Aire 2 dr. S•· tl-41 for don. pOli.OO. Power &lide, one of ·the eleanett '&3 around. 2 si.. pinl rooma. Call Blietlllar',t. Pomeroy, HI-Gic (9) For Your Old Mower On All Following Mowers TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy 4 D 6tp N"w, for as little u 2 days bauq a year, II will pay you to uwn a ttme proven FOR LIBERAL TRADE ALLOWANCE FULTON THOMPSON U.S. No, 23 WAVERLY, OHIO ·· · Ir A MOWER? Complel•ly New From Hitch to Chute WANTED - used sewing machine . Phone Portland riM. Mrs. J. B. McCORMICK No. 45 HAY BALER -- WAVERLY MOBILt HOME SAlES::-: ~uae th~ mall ... aetvleoe," Walte r said. totnlnt But he said tllfo eommltte r yar were eleeted as followa: ptes. WO!lld have tO enlble Summet· ident, Mrs. P.avid Kob1ent&; Viee field to can'~l the eu! order wi! n· president, Mn. H~race ·Karr; See. in "Lbia · legal rtCiuirements." h · C. N. Jones; Treas., Mn. Carl Summetfl~d .told tftt Sen.ate f(autz. Mrs. Woode reported thit toQ~mittee that fie wouhf be vtothe trash eanli were pla~ed on the · d d •t lai,·ng lhe fedfral lnn·defi(lle•: -~· set\9Pl yar an eommunJ Y ds law if he continued run ~etzt . groun · licllrf withont h.eeebafY fundf;. i it·,,, Do You tt AYLIIUf ,., (Ill Wanted To Buy 4-11-et~ tnar'a. Pomeroy. ;;~~~:~~ti~·::'r,~!~· I~"T~~:er~r- TRAILERS TRAILERS Middleport, Meigs CotiJty, Ohio._ aon ltob8~Uer. .;u.,.dlan of Ever- church dining room after th(' The aforesaid real estate is ap-j et.t H.· totenllri~ !J m . inor. ~. meetin1 Wtien tea and assortc:l - TWEN'fY·$E<19ND · ,e~:~rrent ac· rookies • were served. Arrange. · eou.Q;J of-l!:dlaOra JfDbatetter, iuard. ian of t)Je ¢st~te . of Hollis· D. Hill, Stale of Ob.lo, Meigs County an ""'ort\pet•nt,• FtR8'I' -ahd (inat.,ccou.nt of Bertha<:4~);;;.):2;;·,;1,;t•;_;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; E. Qarst, pxetuQ:'~ qf _the '!'State of ·David _ 1:. D•rat, deceased . . FIRST and Jinal uco"nt of Laura MeKei-lzie, adntfnistr.atrb: of the eatlte ·ef Japtes ,w. Me.K enzte. , New Holland .". t r J>:lgin Boat WJLh steering frols , 10 Hi> Scotl Atwat~ r Motor, .excellent c'ondition , l37ti .OO. Preston Motors, Mid· dleport. 4·11 ·3Lc HHile. 19M Pontiac VB Star Chief Cata· llna Cpe. ~,185.00. Hard Top, all Jeat.her seat1, powttr 8lecr· lng aad bnkea. Bla o tt'l'lar' ~· . Pomeroy. rl· 11·8te 'f I Dogs Vaccinated See The 3 91mop Shockey, e ore I JU.er'a wru Jive rou the beat 3 Hereford cow11 wtlh calves, FARM - 120 acres, Bashan Keno trade 00 Jurniturt. or appUan- : Calves ready to veal. 1 yearling Road, 7 room house, large barn, ee.. 44 tf I Hereford bull. See Lorenzo Dav· other building:., plenty of water, (2) ' L. COAII.S, Ad.mJnbtrator of Pse UXI lOry ~·---,-f---..,.--:fl:-we-r-,-w-·Je ~tate, of Stella HoUDr. Mild.re~ Bate. m21'n ~f Lak:n uns~~t.s i~ ~~~rl~gnctu~ry o! the n -........_.. H 1 k w v • r.HJ Q11D, ~'i~• State 01p1\l , ·La m. · a., W) i church and in the d:ning room. 8 out of 10 person11 tha t re11d this foll~s: land is out of· Lot Number Four ~ • iFULTZ the gueat speaker this week when · 8hoe~ repa1re · d. 1 Beg1nnmg · at the Ea s t er1Y earner Hundred and Fifteen 1~) aad lor ~~mhmtrator the Auxill•ad need theJr being Sixty-eiJht (68) <4feet on Altom, C3 & .. .., ~ WI -., of the Lewis·M•n· 1..-;;;o,;;;;;;;;.;;;;;..;;;..;;;;;-;;.;;;;.;;;;;;; Racine Shoe Shop, YO'l sav~ of S.rah Dieteraon's Lot on Grant Grant Street and Twenty-four (24:) ) 1 . .. ~. J' (4) 15, 12, ate ley Post, American J...egion, he ·(! here. 4-5-tf Stre~t; thence in an Ea~terly di- feet on Olive Street and :Uea on a 1peeial "Amerie:~nism"' p:oreeuon on Grant StMet, Suty..elght r 1. ~JM/ U gram at the Mt. Moriah Baptist TI!RMITIS EXTERMINATED (68) feet· thence in a SoutherJv t.lte Ea~ side adjoining Sarab Dk> ·· ·~ · , ,,-~ IC8 Church. For .1rree inspeet1ionSl phonpe 383-M, diredion' One Hundred and Seven· ke~':: s .to:. following de-ibed -; J' :;: . 1·~·,. . . , Dr. •·teman S"'ke on the GJ more Supp Y ore, omeroy. ty (170) feet to • poiot on Ollver • ""' ....... · · ft, PI! '" 1 ACT NOW 1 All work guaranteed. Fully in- I Street Twenty.fo~.&r {24) feet Eart real estate, In aald Vlllage of Mid- SITJ~-.,7 .oF ·ACCO~NTS theme Of Ute program and othtrs Save $100 to $1000 sured. Vaughan's Industrial and from the Easterly corner of Sarah i dleport, Ohio; Belnt a atrlp Off P~!Co,,.'IWM ~lift,. ~ p~rtlcipating in , the prolfam Residential Termite Control Ser- Dickerson's lot aa it faeea on Oil-/ the Weaterly 1lde of Lot No. N~ · 1)11. httt;by 11~~ - that tlt.e- were Mrs. William· Smith, ~hair· vice, St. MaryS", w. Va. 4 9 tf - - beirtK 2 feet wid~ on Grant Street folio ' N' '.Jt!'tciim~ 'h.ave ~t:~_ -lliedd.' man of the Amerleamsm commit·. Waverly, Ohio, Dealer :·stuck and running back to a point oil la s ~COai-t ·tor, settleu1en"' J;n 1 h uxl" M c r1 / · with 75 new and used trailera. (20 B, Insurance ' Oliver Slreet·5 feet wide from tho lhll :IJio . ~~ 1!<' ~eard '·o.ni ~:..::1 I :r.~lde;;,ar;,; th~·· A=~io ~ 14 to 50 ft Also 10 wide!,' two and three bedrooma, natloaally 1 wm. f', a ....u·s Euteriy Une; !fedno.<i'7. •' MB1 lOtll. at ' 1o:oo • • known makes. The lowest JIOS· COMPLETE Insurance ProtecUon, : this strip being to widen the WliL o.elCJFic'.--. ln.,. belnJ not leil 'than ~ry~!~11g, ~~~~ ~j~tO:~es~~~~M~~ 1 aible terms anywhere. Drive a Llfe, Auto. Fire, Polio. Call Don against F. Hutsell Jot and beln1 i.ltrip oU ~irty,. ~)',-altet- tucb p"'blleaUon, Will Winston. The Jadie.s Mki"~ little and save a lot. The~ are Mllla, MlddleJf..rt, Ohio. of the Weaterly aide o! Lot No. to-Wit-: ! : " part in the program 'were dresa~1 well worth your trip. This is Rabies and Distemper. 416. ~,·· a.'afinal. acc~unt of Watne "ile r th 8aroe1 R1m&WOn iDiuraDCe AaeDI!J'. your LA,ST shopptne pl~;~ so Treating Horses, CatUe or Hoes The above de~erlbed real eatate H. A"L-i~, 1.drillniltrator of,.. ... 1n W•1 . or e eft'emony . . !or all diseases ~ O.V'CJ eoni.e prepared t~ deal. r:ast, Kld.dlepollt. Fire • Automobl... being the same sald real estate tate QI • OaNnH J. qtase, alsp Another program on this same Free -Delivery. Move in tombr· 8oD&. Phnne 8310.:1 640-al j conveyed to decede11t hy CeJ11fl- 1mowo~~ G1rd J. ·Chase. de~ased. topie wiU be given at a later datt' rcw. Anything of value takeri jn Dr, A. 8, Bingham, D.V,M. eate FOREMAN It ABBOTT T.V. BERof Transfer i11ued in the FIRST· an_ 4 htlal a~ua\· ill Wil· according to the announcement. trade. . ·:: OSU Clan 1919 VICE All makel Repaired by Ex· estate of William F; Rursel1. lfam . ;1L Qarnes, eiJVdiap" of the Mrs. Osear Hardaway, a guest, Veterinary OHice pert Tect,n1elana. Phone 6284 Y Said real estate l8 located at estate ·01 -\Tli'Jllia·I. .Cafri*'s~ ininqr. als~;~ !fpoke ,at the meeting. 551 Ru ...u St, Mlddlepor:. 6-lG-tt , 493 Grant Street in tl:u!: Vllla1e of l'OURT{I 1ib~l a~dunt of Edl- · A tea hour was held in the MiddlePOrt, Phone 6131 --- - 8~ miles east or Tuppers +12·21p day· of Jl)e. ~QQ,ERT ''.D. PUBLIC $ALE MONDAY, APRIL 15, I P, M. ______ . I On i (91 For Sale Call398 Today- An Ad In lhls eolumn In halld t• DOt pold lor before tbe !lith of elcll mouth lollowlneln,.rtlon. ElTon In AdnrtiiiDI--Iihould be repoJ'ted Immediately. Tbo .o.ll)' Sent19el "'ill DOL be retpooalDie for more than one incorl'M lnlertlon. <'.ard of Tbanb and flpeelal Nollcea of Eventa $1.00. Obituaries publlalled 11 1 <eat per lfOr4. find employment - hire or find a lost lmn tbrou!lb Tbe o.t1Y Sentlnlll WAfiiT ADS. DOn't put It off ~ situated ln the County of corner of Sarah DM:kenon'1 lot; ,.. t HARTFORD PERSONAU Mrs. Henry Jenkins and Mlsl Besaie J,enkins were busines.s vifo iton in Point Pleasant Tuesday. r I ~ l'l"S EASY TO BUY- SELL- BENT- J I PHONE J98 (l) Notices e~ate, In pursuance of an ~rder of the Meigs and State of Ohlo, to-wit : thence Northerly to the pllee ol h'~bah.. ~OIITt of Metgs Coun4'· Situated in the Village of Mid· beginn.ina:. Oh1<~, I ':'1ll offer for sale at pubhc dleport, County of Meig1 and State The above described tract of auction ,on the 13th day of April, of oh 1·0, and further deaerl'·d aa WANT ADS la·k, H • 1 tn OSpltO HeO d 15 Speaker B f A 'I' 19~7 at 10:00 o'clock A. M. at the ver Streel; then~ Twenty-four pratst!d:· ,~$1',jOO,OQ and mut be l door of the Meigs County Court (24) feet in a Westerly direeUon lhe iPpt-i~ valu~. .. I House, the f"lUowing descrlbed r f4l on Oliver Street to the Eu'terly Tllt\ .terml Of the sale an; Calh ·Legal Notice H I Club me for thei r Ap,ril meeUna: But 'L. Robe Walter. s'wnml'r· 0h0f 0 fieJ-I'a 1£ - . .iul adhll•nt ror putr:. · at th~ 1\I).V!e. of Mrs. Paul .Btt~r " J wtth Ml1. fthy MIHer, as~\!ltillt lie rela ions. ·said ear 1Y 1o U\ ' Rac·inr 's ri!ttl •he-weeks hor.o; ho.l.as.,· ~ \hAL "somrthui &: iiUU rhlzht lM' roll \. ,..., on it the nmnl'sf of n\·.! a... er the TPtns'ttQM' Mr. ~'··•· ihowcd oolo.r ol.t••; workt:d Walt ~out:: """ 11 . . . "con<'cl bi -"' &lx~ b$ketbll ' ph..ll .., . . . '& IIJII.ql .,• starters t t P""" ua.vn , a laken of · • Itda 'from bli lonnift 'l " lhM · equetl from 1 h b lmo t · • I iiOJ tt •1 I r om~mon I 1a1 as etnmr: a s 8 gave some. lnttrelt.}$~ in oi'-~t~h~~·;-.,,,.tiP:~:'~~r.~ CoQ~mtt.tillt h b. :S~~!olt· l· ue •• r•itlh"" a lt. · s ol ada. J:_ apptDf~&l ()I emu· l(rll. Wtilbt read liet PI would: ~ntble su·· 1F.very honor roll this year h:•11 on Annu.ls an·tt P'er~ reseil'ld ordth lbr had a1 lea.st (our or th;;! &tarter~ ~fM;•Jf'·''l<ll~ Purley ·Kart's the cut!. , on Jt. Thb timf:!, fl\•e. The sixlli. w'at " How · dTo.. Start E TbhMOUI 1 n... "Thetc it no -dettrc on th e pat·.,1 Dour Graham has much bPtlet· .1 piniu" an lurs. ar ....:an Jave l>f the Post Office b epartment to lhau average gr.ades ~ut wit I undUe har dship or disruJ.t aome put exceptw_ns, th•.' _r 8-;DU!y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aprill2, 1957 TilE hiiiB FAIIILY • «, ·• ~ •• ' .' (" . lbft.ANDMI �' • ..,. ' ~ S.tlnel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0 ., April 12, 1957 The Daily Sentinel Phila~ecJSociety Installs New AN UNUSUAL BIRO COLUM BIA. crrY, Ind.-A ono legged slflrlina apent his thi•·d wlnter at the t.trm or Mr. illd Mrs. Carl Kayfman . The lack o1 a • · ·Officers At Thursday Meeting 10'&. Georae Childt was inlta:l· Kinley; treasurer, Mn. Gene Nor ed as ~ldent "Of the Philatlle.t ton; Flower -chairman, Mn. E~· I 11'(1 dotHm't hamiicav lhe starling :SundiY liijnner iUeats of Mr. and wh1ch hops after lilraln ll'll Mn. A. Keith McClung were Rev. brea.d .scraps left by the Kauf- and Mrtl. Shirley Wood of Chuhlrt 1 mans. T Ohlo, Mn. Hua:o Juhllns ancl. Don.. 1 ald Smith. when nest Lallancc. The installa hon Niddloport tcremony closed w .th a prayer th; mel It the Chun:h -of Christ A potluck &Uf"" .Per pn~eded tbe meeting and Jlra. Fred I. Gardner gave lh .:o invocation . Mrs. Ernest Lallante 1nd· Mn. C. E. Vince were eochairmen o( the &UopPf'r and now· Ws for Lhc tables were arrang • I by Mrs. Edward French aud MN. Robert Reibel. Mrs. Reibel, president, the meeliJTg and opened pr('senlOO the new officers with corsages as they wm insl.allcd by Mrs. Gardner .' who gave a short talk on '.he merits of the Philalhea Society. Other new officers are; v :r~ pl'esident, Mrs. Denver Rice: SE'" retary, Mrs. Robert McE.Ihlnn .· astl.sbant set-r~arY. Mn. 0 E. M~:: , 1 ~~,~~N Dl'ive·ln "' ... ··· ~ - -' THURS.-FRI. Tyrone Power APRIL 11 ·12 Su1an Ha'yward Lilies to decorate the churrh sanctuary at Easler were ordered. Mrs. Ch1 lds ronductcd the l11.s~ part of the meeling and announc· cd her theme for the comhg )'ear as "Love" wi~h the May mectitlg program to use the vcr· ~cs on luve from the Gospel o~ St. John. Fred I. Gardner. plstor or the churrh was mecUng. the only ;;::ucst at th~ Mr.s. Mary ............. . 25 ft. Nine Attend PTA Spring Conference Nine membcn of the Melga County PTA''! attende4 the .annual spring conlerence ol Southea11t Dhltrl~t PTA held Wedneada.,y in Cambridge. 1 One hundred eighly-two attended the mcet Jng and those from Meigs County were Mn. Roy Tra. cy Jr., eDUnly cou ncil president; Mrs. Harold Eber11bach and Mrs. Leland Sisson. Sugar Run delegates; Mrs. C. F. Tompkln11, Central delegate. Mrs. Nathan H1ggs, president or the Bradbury PTA and Mrs. Glen Evans, Bradbury delegates; Mrs. Ca rl Dennison an d Mrs Robert King, ltutland delegates and Mrs. Paul Theiss, Middleport di!legatc. Plastic Garden Hose . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . $2.19 50 fl. Jn char~e r dau bter Cathie, property ---- ' ' Mr. and Mrs. W!lli;.~m · Ever sou and daughtef's, Patricia and J:m· icc, s pent the weekend with Mr and Mrs. B!'~n~rd Krinke and lwo r.hilctren, Chillicothe Monday an :l Tuesda~ Mr. and Mrs. Carl fdr· Icy, Brllbant, were g~es ts _at lhc Everson home and With h1 s pJr· ents, Mr. and Mrs Waltr-r FarJe.,. who have moved to the McMasl~:· apartme~t. . . Mrs. l:.arl Warnke IS VISltll:<t rc latlvcs 1n Ca lcdoma Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart and Mr. and Mrs. M'anmng KIOCH aurl son, K€nt. drove to Columbu r Thursd ay to meet Je (jn Smlll't, ,, studen t at Andover-Newton Sem inary, Boston . Ma ss., who l.s holn <~ for HprlnR vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Cha rles McMastc:· were di nner guusts Sumby of Mr. and Mrs . Cash Bahr and d<~.u ghters, ChnsLJ ne and Candace. Lt. James llollcr, who is ~ra­ tioned at Eglin'Air F'orre Ba s .~. Florida , WJII lea.vc July 8 f-1 .-• - - ----- - Twin Steps · · · · Made of high lcns!l •lecl .. · · · $2.77 Outdoor Chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.33 All metal " SUPER KEM TONE i\LL SHADES qts. . . . . . . . . $2.05 gals. .. · $6.19 RICH COAT ENAMELS qts. $2.30 I g ' .., I Covmgj.on, K )'. Roo111s F f'llteW Monterey 4 Door . • RaJ:Ito. heater, l)ew palnt. Standard tr.ansmls· llon. ~ -".• :. '· -~ • Non·lnflammoble fabric • fully ' hemmed and headed .. .... 'lit'"' ....... • Gothtrtd oleafl: > 110 - . _ .. valance needed. New tKciting.-:_non.:_¥10ven fabric .. ""-· . - • . Ideal for any rCJpm· in lhe home~· lndudlng 1par• raam, den, children'!_I'CJO_!!'._oung_alo'!_. 1 ef~ - .. CH00$4 FROM • .. ~ ' • flOUI PAllllltS : f(DII( PAllllltS , ;_ 110111111 PAIIIINS • mTUIID PAIIIINS Mrs. Robert Story entertained the Lincoln Heights Canasta Club Wcdnl!sday eve nin g at her home. Pnzes were awarded to Mrs. Robert Da1ley , Mrs L<iwnncc Mur. arity, Mrs WJ!liam Wallace and Mrs. Eugene Conde Tlte answer, a note from Norwe,IIn Pteinler J.;iner Ger:har&en to Bulganln; W.at h•nded to ' the ·SOVM premier In :r.'losepw bY lhe HAVING A N~.a:iaD alnb-.~dor today,· Detiils Were not i:Ustloll1d, , The broadside ' Ciloryolor trade ln. ). . It's Our 104th Anniversary .. . . .. ~ . '. IICW Hydramattc drive. Owned by one of our eare. · . medtanlcs. Only $1995 Plrlrup New Daint..:ood Urea. Radio and Heater. ; $495 Phoae "!S Middleport 1955 Pontiac ' ' ' Treat the family to 'dinners here •·egularly. The['ll like the wide variety o delicious foods . . . . . and you 'II like the modest check! Here's fciOd for •nrf .111ood MARTIN RESTAURANT N. Zad Ave. Mlddlepon ; · 1954 Pontiae 8 cyl. blx. · · ·· · ··· · · · · · · $1,295 rJVe. · , \ . 19~~1ulc~- VI ~uper -.... .. ·.. · ~ .. $1,~5: · 4'.'!!'-~~~atlo'!' ~~"": lleouUful two !<>•• bl~e finlsh. I 9~3. '· cr.ev..-. ·elairt·················· $995 2 dro,~!~ ¥lido. Oae.ot tl!e oieanost ~·, around. . 19.:t~ Ply116Uth 2 dr. Hprd Top · · · · · ·: · Tl\ll. cit hl111ew palbl jot. a~d II o beivtiful I MANY MO~E BLAETTNAR E. Moin St. . dt di'. ~n. Spotlese oria'nal light grey two tone. Hydr 1 Di'a'tie • . . 1t5~·\•~~a v~ $11Uio.f ..........,, .•. $1,495 2 dr. '!IYiera Cpo. D7Doflow drive. R•al~ sharp lliaide and. oul Fu~ ly equtppecL * . 2 dr.<."~· t6w roueare £;. ~ eaieluJloeaJ owner. 1956 lulc. SpMil!f·VI · ·· · · · · · ·· · · · · $2,395 4 ~· Sedan. DynafJow <lriYtl. 'tully equipped. One local owner. 1956 BulcUpeclal V8 ............. · $2,595 ** . ' . 2 dr. C.taUna C)le. l!Ydramatic drive. Pontiac's finest AU leather C.tallna Cpe. Po111tlac'• ~nest Hard Tal). All leather seata. ~auu. ful Inside and ·out. Power Steeri, and brakes. One eareful loCal' owner. . 1 •••• •• 4 dr. IUvtt!ra Sedan. Dyuaflow drive. Almost like the day it was sold! . seots, •FuU;o f<!ul\'ll!'.~' V. Star Chltf · · ····· ·· · $2 195 . . soP!>· A. Geer, if!• u.arcoUcs CLEVELAND w. UP - Polite -r com,.]· .-ao lr. his righ t. to hold up a 'bank trained. on •bla ev"'Y he sald. 19$6 Polliac Star Cllief · · · ·· ·· · , ·'. · · · $2,695 Shows good . LANCAS'I'ER liP ~ . Dr. .h It will make t·J COME IN AN~ CELE~RATE1 .WITH US! 1954 Chevrolet "210" ........ .... .. · $1,195 1956 ·aurc• Special va ,...... ·.. ·.'.. $2,695 1955 Ford VI Ra~h Wagoa ·.· ·; · · · · · · $1,850 Original light blue flni•b . FordornaUc. 1955 Pontiac -VUtatlon Wagon · · · · $1,995 Have Camera Attends Sessions 1~, Washington · \ ' Coroner-Job Bank Robbers·, ~vic!te~. otlalalfv. Cltief Frank Story predide ~ preifCtlptlonr, · r •· saturday that fewer-lbank robb'\'1 >i~e~ ~rldi,V ., Falrllold Cootnty ies will plarue the city now thl! eorOntr. , hidden - morie camera .Ia on thP. - . . a..r, 43, •h• plead•d tuliiY on job. 13 <0!!'111! ,.•.,.... h\,. eompllaaee ·Tbe cblef wu delltlr.ed ·wlth t.l)e -l'b4nka to you - our CU!Itomus · and dlvln~ · · ~Yl'dence we are c~lebraUna: our lOfth. year ~t continuo~. bua e~. Yes, U is . our · bartbday but }'O\f re;cetve tbe gifq tn 'hil'¥ 1, .ib both new ·anf,! • urred eara. We are r:eally going to .be , • ., .td, 4\IJ't.irith on new Btf. -. jek, or Pontiaca ~uring· tb.i1 ·~at eetehr,tivtr,and 'we have priced theae used one!S ·hsted to ni&We th~ reaf values. . · . Greer~ts Eye To Fear At Lancaster \ In the for111 of tlsi SaYings April 12th through April 20th ' • wllll ·~n lir, Plea• OtiCioeiO of the motli,n pidure t't!C dbomaa P". Hendrix:, Middleport ~ui!S., j;), Dljll ~'"'"'' :. ountr. of tho $2,378 robbert D(v., Man.,.r ol tbe Colulilbuo J~~IO" Dull ,:rJ,iii'Jcla~ •• ll•, · ~'rldot ot the St. Claii S ••· ' ond:: Southern Ohio Electric co., GB41i' • ll~peh4iecl !Wo-y~ar ~h , LOin Co. .. •~eat tile. ~olrt wO.Ii In Woat,fnJ- tene:e •on- tb.t aartOetlea 1'iolltiOnB will aid 11.s toD, o; With ·o.ther exe'c®v•r iad ..p,ociti' .blm oil· probot~ !~r . tbe CSOI: office Y<llh- But You Get the Treats • .. JOHN BLAIT~Nilll I J Ills pOlicy ol.,a<tlme trlendlhlp with Ruuia. · ' ' iSIIIlll! .. hM ·bten ia· UtssaUt'f, 70 0, and Ev11. HendricH. 4: dr. Sedan. Original Iicht lteeh finillh . This one's ..._,ally-tpoUess. WS·W 1950 Chevrolet United V'elts 'death, eharctrd the men who succeeded Roosevelt ba~e negated ¥n. 1955 Dodge Automatic tttrn•mlasion, radJo, heater, tlre1 and beautiful 3·Lone paint. A at the States, muklnll the ~~ •nnlveraary of Friftltliq D.. Roose. dr: Sedan, Doda:e'a fin.e11t. Power Steering. Power tute r.:macu· Ifate mside and out. ' • . 'l C::HRYSLER- PLYMOUTH " . it Sun·rtlistont colort Lincoln Heights Canasta Club In Wednesday Meet I Your family wiD favor Our fine food MEtGS MOTOR CO. •[;ic••• i &celltnt. draping quality 1954 Dodge VI Royal .. .. .. .. .. .. .. · $1 295· $791 ~ _ $299.00 BAKER Royal Hardtop 1952 'Mercury- .J • ·coats res• than the "Ciianlno of orcliacuy dral*l•• Urniturt We have 1 good ooledlon of lole model used ears and need older models {50·51·52) ur· geally. We Will Jive lop aUowaaee for lhe1c models. I 1057 • Plans wcr~ completed for a bake sal(' Saturday at the Krot~:t·r. Super Markel for the bencf1l of FOR ~~,lA the Pomeroy Emergency Sq11ad heart reactor rund whf'n the Sew. Hite Sewing Club met Wednesday evenin~ in the Ground Observer Corps building, Lincoln Heights. Mrs. Charle s Hoffman , president presided and the financi al report was goven by Mn. Jack Fowler. n The bake sale which is the ftnl On The Brightest Corner ot the dubs money m111king plans In Mlddlepol1 for the heart reactor tund, will be. i..;;;;:;~~~~~::;;:;;;:~~~ gjn lit 10 a. m. Mrs. Don Kennedy whb with her family have moved to Bradbury. was honored with a [ handerchief shower. Refreshments were served bY ! the ho.tteucs, Mrs. Edward Wells 1 and Mrs. Elmer White to Mrs. Cal· vln Simpson, Mrs. Donald Collins, I Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Charl(ls Spen. ct'f, Mrs. George Conde, Mrs. El· za Gilmore Jr .. Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Donald Marks, Mrs. Willard Boyer, Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Dayton YOU GET ON ·THESE CARS ' See Bob Perry or Don Stivers Del Ray % Door .•' ;", -.. I * *: * 'll'· co. FROM' . ,BUGGIES . . . TO ...U I .. -' OPIRATEO ON u,O- ·JNI llr~ .,....tH en S.tUfo rerncw•l of 1n ..-ttfl tubo In ~lo ~~i d•ct. . enttne Weothet· ctoMr ...... Ohio: ,..., ;:::c """'· -~~....... .,.,, _ , - . fow lrlo. l'olr ... - •114 • llttlto . .,...,. HW. ... oNoyi6-4S,Iow.......,...,. In"" :lh. tH~If~•;.M.._ Arn ~ 72" WIDE.. • 90" ·' LONG . lfrg Lillian Stc 1rr. organist at the Fir~t PresbylcriJn c hul'<'n , surpr ised the choir Wednesday after their weekly rehearsal when stJe seJ vPd punch anjl nut bread ! to the following members · Mr... lluhcrt Taylor, Mrs. lia le Hy.~cl l , M1.-;s Fane Erlew1nc , Lynn Buchiinan, Pat Carmack, Mr. and M ~<: Harolt.l Sauer, Lcwi .., H. Saue · Floyd Carmack, Mrs. Paul Hap· to nstall and Rev. Howard .. Ro!)pelt. • Elza Gilmore Jr. will be hoslcASca ' for the next mlieting. SharD; low mUelge, lou I owner. 1t you -.ro Jookfn1 for • Ji.b-new car at a uacd car pri~c here II II. FUI.L',WIDTH Sewing Club Plans Bake Sole To Aid Emergency Squad strickland. Mrs. Geora::e Conde 11nd 1956 Chevrolet ~ • FUR "'JTURE :i ""' , '- I I $1.98 of rcnta l ol H1e Sts.s•m l ' -• ..) • Mail TriCkles Through U.s.. Postoffices Today A~pec.~s MOORES POMEROY OHIO 5 FT. LADDERS $3.69 VISll~d I I h('rc ill June anrl Wlll VISit thc r " Ro'' ' ' paren ts. !\ir. an d ." ·s. "lax and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Uarllc\'. Mrs. Minnie Gilmon is v1si!in;: 1 V.r and Mrs. RaymoP.d Burnl anrl or "'· ;.;;;;;:.;,;;;;._;;;;;._._,_.____"1 ''' I r -p. Si:~Son and Mr. and Jr!>stp M;!-1, William Sisson, Ch 1rago, a 1111 Mr~: l~..aac .. ~ll)'lor, !tutland. wc:·r b~ sln<'s~ vlsJLurs Ill Middleport ~~ MrIll!.:~ or Mr.s. Lillie Jlaurk cntertuned the Jolly Cluh W.cdneHday evening at her home, Osborn St. . ., Kr.-nnc!h Cook!.', Rn<Wl'y oo·.o.·n- Guam . ~~ :tnd ~I rs Roltr a t 1n, ami Dr. c. It Stngleton uf 1 thelr chlidr('ll Lat h1c and Marie, K }o'Ja . arr Char!t•!>ton ht~\'C retur ned fro m a 1 "~ res t VIew, . .ex.pccf1 t·. 1 r h -e nI • In Cambrid~e We?nesda ".l en Sou th Third Aven u<!. Sa lly Schaaf. ·{radualc stud . mt Dav1r1 Thomas, !thn~rliVIile, wa~· M1s~ Virginia Arnold , RN, is a at Oh1.1 lJniv !'nuty , a'tcndcd ;J the Thursday ev~n:ng dinner 3UrJ;{ical pal1ent at thf' . Cabel! kcturc ... pon;;ored by the Dept. or guest Mr. and Mr~ Evcrc rt I Counly Hospital, Hun tington, ac · Psychology r t Cllemit;try Audil!)rThomas and daughter, t'ayc. cord111g to word rc c~i vcd Thurs- ium Thursday Jug ht . The spe, :.. . day by her cou~m, Mr1>. Ctiffotcl I cr was Dr. Dornthy C Adkin ~ Harry Canterbury und crwcn• Erwin. ('ha1rman the Psyc!YJlO&/ surgery Tuc:Kiay m or_ni ng at !he Dr ~nd Mrs. J•Jhn Kirl·hcr and Dept. or the Univrrsi'y or North ~olzpr Hos pital and Is convalcse- ch ildren Columb us, arc weeken.l Caroli na, ant.l lwr tl'lpic was mg nieely. guests .of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney I".Some of McasuremclH MrA. Marc1a DeLay, Mrs. Wv11tt Downing. in Educrhon . Thompson , Mr. and Mra. Walt~r . M~s : .H obert Nea l, Ports~outh. ~ Mrs. Jam es Pullell and M• .. DeLay, Milton ·DeLay and Mr o:. Is VISiting M~ . and Mrs Cha rlf''i Gle nn Lambert we re guests Dollie DeLay 11\1 of Columous Neal and ~amlly, · Tuesday when Mrs. Robert Raw who were here Thunday to a!· Beck~, t;llen and Tommy Lt~On· lings entertain('d h"'r Canag·'l tend the fllnrrar or Alma DeLdy ard, children of Mrs. Paul Leon· r. Jub Prizes were """ b" M.. ~. Burton were dinner guestl of Mr. ard, and Ann (amp, daughter of Earl ' Knight and ,\Irs. Walter aod Mrs. John SmiLh. Mr. _and ~rs. Asa _Camp, Maso'1. Crooks. Mrs. Rawliut,~ se rved 1:o ar~. 1!1 With whooping cough and desM>rl course to the guests and r~k.c n pox. members. A shont bustness scuion wa; Cinemascope - Technicolor) held with Mn. Hauck, preside nt, prC!<.Idin g. Mra. Roy Mayer and -aliOZa<!hery Scott Barton MacLane Mrs. Otmrr Grimm Were each TREASURE 0~ RUBY HILL presemed birthday gi'rs from !he (Out-door Western) club and also from their mystery C•rtoon - FOXY DUCKLING , si.ster and Mrs. Albert Wood · ri ' received an an niversary gi~~ SATURDAY ONLY APRIL 13 from her mntcry sit~ter. Guy Madison Patricia Medina Gatncs were played ani] a prize The Giant Pre-Hiatorlc Monster awarded to Mr!l. Gent• Evans, a!'THE BEAST 0~ HOLLOW tt'r whirh rcfreBhments Wt'le serMOUNTAIN ved by the ho!le~s to those nam. <Ci nemascope - Technicolor) ed above and Mrs. Wllbur Hann-alsOing, Mrs . Donald llauek, Mr.. Van Heflin Vera Mile& ~3 PACE$ TO BAKER STREET Gerald Wildermuth, Mr~. Charll''l (Ci nemascope - Technicolor) Stra uss, Mrs. Eldon Will , Mrs COMEDY at~d CARTOON Henry Dailey anU Nan-cy Jo Ma,r· Plastic Garden Hose Kunzdman friend~ UNTAMID PHONE 388-Y MiddJepo;tSociety Notes POMEROY SOCIETY • ..-·-.. ...~ . ' Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6079 Larry Wildermuth is conflnl'rl to his hom<', Mulberry Ave, wilh chicken pox. . . Thursday. Mr. Taylor IS Mrs. Lillie Houck '· Is Hostess Wed. For Jolly Club on Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 ' 111 Ill Clreulalloli .,The: ONL y · Drcipery' that looks - Bea~tlful Both Sides'' by Mrs. French. • U~! Mndii!DI , -- Sotiiety 'Th\ll'aday eveninlil - • .. SINGLE COPY-Ic I I Raeine Attitude Cited Most Important , In New Growth • � 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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