http://66.213.69.5/files/original/284b250a2bee7a4db0bfbc8f1d901245.pdf 6945b8f3a4c18a93580b4183157050b3 PDF Text Text .. • --. . - . . - - -.... #<"" School, Supt ' ............. ~hotl. . . Oluiol ol t..l:t.. D•> Saiau, Old Towa Fiala, on Portlond Raote. ......, Sdooql 10 a. m. p<ea!bln,l •. ,. 11 L m. aod 8 p m. and BJble 8tucl,y Tburada)' 8 pm Puto.r C W, llrof!ltt AHL Cbaa Hu_pp 'z-.. Church af Chritt. Locate.~ ~Geptro)'· HarriBOilviUe Road Bible SebooJ I 30 A M Mdmlnof 'WOhhlp 10 30 a m Evemng Wor- dW '7 30 p. m Ronnie Eggleton millllkr, Charles King, Bible MIMfTtlll• Mlthocllst ..:hurch, an. R. .H. GrDN, PMI:OI', H080llllt llouOh, 8oJK. 10 A ll &ll>dl,y Sebool, 11 A. .M.. Wonhip Serviee: 1'ueodoo- 7 30 P. lll. Mfchfey Community Ch\lrch I.4oacbnoJ Creek Road. - - B. E. Tbonw ..,... Flol'<l Cleland, Obureb s.rv... 7 30 p I( l'ro)w' meeUoe W«in""""' nllht 7 30 P M EveryGne cordialb ilw.ited. The Srracuae Methodltt Church the Rev George DaVI.s. Pattor Sunday School 9 SO A. M. Dan• Winebnmner, Supt Worship Sm'- rieea 7 30. • Third Str.-t Pentecoatal Chunh -'hddleport, B L Burett. oastor Sunday Sehool 10 1 m Evening •ervl~ ? ..S p. m GriCe •pi~INI Church, last Jtn-. .1 M.un street. Pomeroy Rev, J Ia& 8 oo, PrA¥er Meetlq WedD.• Elurhallan , announcements, Edwn1 Charles, Rector, Mrs C~ day 7 30 Hyaell Rua. SUAd"ll 1ce Zlrkle, offertory pra)'e.r Bevel"~! drie W Clark. Orltnltl Wonh.ip School 10, Pre.chlnc 11.11 ly Porrln, when, P.<~tncla LoY.· tad ae.rmon al 10 30 A. M, Holy Commuruoa Clnt Sundllly Ia moatb Cbureh School, Bc&nlDI!11 and Primary, at 10 ao A M.. For iDiotmatwn coneernme OW' wort, pJeaae. telephone 302-J 1 Christian Chunh at R.Hehvlllt ~er,y sunday liJ A M Su.nday School and Comm.untoa Jirst Su.n day 10 month 11 A M Churcb .:ommunton and prwchlD(; thud 3unday in month 7 30 P. ll chure h preach.tn&-,.. Chrlatian Chwcb at Lon1 Bot. tom, ever,. SuDday 9 atJ A M Sunday Scnool and cummunloa, fmt Sunday t.n month 7 30 P Y: Church pre achma:. thud Sunday m month 10 30 A )I Church com mumon and preacbtng TM Clturca. of Christ, Keno, eveey Sunday 9 30 A M Sunday School and eommuruon, a.xomJ SUDday 1n month 10 JO A M Chu""'h commllDIOD and preachiD" ·~ 'AfRVIIW ery Sandra Hysell, Helen Taylor Edward Griffitb putoe.. Sua.diJ Karen Gregg, readm~ "The n , 1 School D:30 a. m.; Youq PfiOR).el rnecUna tly a1 Church ' Susan Probasco, t:J, p m.• l!'rei. .Jll ..,. "The Architect's Plan" Ch:Mle~:~e v!ce1 7 30 p m : pra)'el' -~ Wed 1 so p m, Thundty !Jl30 0 M East Letart s. 9 30. Morning Worablp 10.41. Evenine- won:htp 8 on tbe 1st, 3rd, lth I Sundays Prayer MeetiDc Wed· neaday 8 , Racine Manion Charltl Bulk putor, services Sunda1 1 30 aDd t'ueslhy 7 30 PGrtland L"hurr.h, E'arl cust.f, t A 't as\or Edith Codner or, ~ 8 Tuesday at 7~;~:~~ F~lr:n/7 30 ' s 1' r la 00 r:"t~riJI~:c~~D\I~th Dilvt~ acolyte Dntd Lyons them' S::> n!Gr 'C hmr, mtnllierbl medttatlcn 'When To uth Had n• Day' player John ~'ultz, 6 ~ m. P.alm Sunday serVlce, pubhe invtted bp<Westmm~te;- Fellowah •p, wtlh mwtc by Youth Ohotr • dJrected by Lewis H S&uer ' aod F'ar1e Er~wmc wtth Mra P!l,l<1 Haptonst.all, p1811115 t, Wednesday 6 30 Junior choir, 7 p m Semo'"' Choir Thursd<~Y 7 3{1 Candle-ll~ht eommun~on Friday Good friduy .$erviee at 'Baptat 'church Haath Mett.odlst Church~ Middl eporl Rev c R KonkrJg' 1t pastor 'sunday School 930 Er' nest Covert Supt Palm Sunday service top,~ "The Kmg \ 10 1 1Christ" 4 p m Im~erston ~t Ch h 1• h 8 Ylee a t e apttst urc ' 6 -p m Youth FeJIOW3hlp, 6 45T chholr,d7 p mli'"h't ng urs ay 7 can e g commumon, Fnday, Good Fnday tt the Baptist Chur~ll Mr. Mort•h 81ptis1 Church, Middleport Rev N o B01;LIM~ pasJor Bible School g 15 A~len Reese, Supt, Mor nmg worsb1P 11t 10 30, B'lm 6 p m , Church of ttl• Nazarene, Ml•· dlepop;- Rev HobPrt F, Stj•eu , Bible Sch90I 9 30 Looter Taylqr, Supt, Mornmg wonhlp at If) 30, Dcdtcatton 2 30, 8 4:) Young Peoples servtc(' 7 30 ,I:ve ning ,serv1ce, Wcdroesaay 7 30 Prayer meeting, Frtday, li'JJ.ton Good Frlday sen'lce, Baptl .' Church Church of Chrllt In Chr!t .. an Union, M1ddlcport Rev Guy F Say.re, putor Sunday School JO a m Preachllig serv1ce 7 3 l Wednesday 7 30 Btblc Stur!y Church ef Christ, laradbur ,, Edward Emerson, pastor Bllile School 9 30 ThurmJI.n Carsev. Sup~ Morn.mg worshtp 10 30 Chmiian Endeavcr 8 .P rn !Eve: nlng worship 7 30 I Wednesda~ • TV SERIES f or Everyo..- lock Grove, every Sunaay D 10 A Ill. SUadq Seboo) and commuDioo WSAZ..TV , ~_ comm~l!!_~- ~d pre~eti.liQJn~ Charmel Wh p, "'aoPraye~l 1 I I I ~ :::--" ~- ~·~_.!: o continue co provide • strong, effidl!ftt ~ hole fully capable of meeting yoor needs,1 11 well u the needs of the communir:y, and I.,'<Onuibllle to the progress ond prosperl!J: f lDI Dllt . . , . ond 111tioft. Mar.we 10tve rOill. YOUR SAVINGS NOW EARN 2% Interest The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company POMEROY, ()HIO MEMBER FEDEiiAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. • Member Federal Reoerve Syotem Baker Furniture I Sun~y 9~0 r ' HARTFORD 11)!,.1 j~ ' ~ ~ a, Vl,.lniA Carteton M'HI IUINCI .. o,- OliAT· THI TOWN CONVINTION N. .$ Tile IDDUal convention to DOmin. ltew. lt•Y K. William~ 1te~ olfieerl for the Town Eleetlon Syrl~ .. "•'"'"· C!Min;h was beld Th.Gnday "I( I could bur YOu (Df wha• the ICbOOI -OUit 1nd you &r!!! .worth.~ YOU for 1 were nominated for I w.ba~~ Udnk ~~b. J for lkcord'JOU \~ act for ' council1io, rl(l Cbules Bg) l dHI Glbba and «<ril.lrk to tnd he .vurJ't ~b mucb twl><n Hue grea nesa of Parkerabutl, repb1Uon, at least 1t of tbe Gideon Ol'&IDi· most people ea~n appreciate Jn a 1at the Hartford Bapother aut the se'tret ~atni::sa Sunday mornina: and remalna a aecret atilt fo.r entifely / 1ave an lnt.eresUng talk explalnin,: lbo many people 1n our day The the work of thtf Gidoons and the ataNIIna: truth LS ~~t this quallt,vJ .ervice they do lA presenting Bl· ~u.st be atlaq:ted bY.,.il!dlJ'ect r.l• bles to hoteLs, hospitals and otber th9(1a It Is not the . tr~ across varloUJ placeL lhe field upon whiclJ the plow PASTOR RESIGNS boy trams his eye, bot rather 'b,e Rev Shirley Wood who luts been. stnitht furrow that he plows b' putor of the Hartford Bapti1t teepmg hb eye uP.on the tree Chureb for several years tell(ned The tree 11 the ot obta' rJ his pastorate b«<re morning lDD' .f:he stralgbt fur-tow and wJil go to oplaware, Ohio, • ~ where h¥ Jtaa bet;l;l ca11ed to a Horace M•nn adVl~ t hat 'a simdar pOst a,v Wood Is an able il IJl.ID aeeb gre-.l(tn-.~ 1et him~ acbef)·!_D~ well liked 10 this forg9t greatness aqd .as~ fOl =nt~Y- "'ttJPere l:te will be grea~truth, and he wll\. find bQlb r By , 'he same token, tf lit;:{'~eeb .gr~ 1~ ~ ,;"'!! putd~ ~ 0 ef mea~.ts ~pnday 10:15 1 ,111 C H 1 Y ayer an e1 1.1 Christian ( Scl•nee Socltty1 • 144 neaa and lgnorc.a ., Wb, be' eb:l! ' QIOUNCIIt MElTING lUI lr.nvrchtt, Maim St•r & Mulberry Ave , Pomeroy. Mornmg find neither • • • J Tbe;:rtnlar IDonthlf meetlnC or «Bterpt111, lhv• •. . , Blthop, service at 11 wttb "Are Sin; Dln e e e..1 the sar.tl' tb,,'l'HD-:,Copricil of Uartrord met Potor. MotnlnJ Star &uDjil)' sease and Death Real'" thll subbt tQ GdmJD'• Bubet Shop on Sehool 9 45 A M. Morr.lne ,..,. )eet or the lesson sermon and the "! ho.e dellite • ..,..., t > with tho lbJp. ll 11 A Y. M.YF Sundlr t'n'e. Golden Text Bless the Lord, 0 My eal IOCR present Mayor Onea niDJ at 8. Prayer meetlnJ ThW'I- eoul and forget not all hie bene:S:ribes and 'f rec'elved James.. I!' Crump day evemng. F.ntflrpriu Ills who forgtveth all thine iniqIt he same dlrec;Jon ' from tht CorimqneUme! LCbaWrl<IGibGblbbi>Tb, 1 1 School 0 0 A. M Momln1 wof.. uttlell who health aU thy disealfe, he "H .,tb l'!oJt G man" · 1 e m\_n 1s sblp A o,M YF at 6 30 p M who rcdeemeth thy life from de· grctat teac r bull)\eu was pay ina: bWs owed uy /:;yor structlon Poalms lOS 2-4 Wednes· O:alt for the an. Ul Ch h Let rt II II Ro- day evemng service at 8 The pub~lmse-U shall be abaSed and he OLD laiDGI DISMANTLED • e:r lfutiun.rcP:tor Set. boot lie is cordially mvited to attend that bumble ·lltn"" Th old br d SUd Ulll , , h U~ e I It over lftl Reading room with side entrance 130 3 A M. Wonbip Servite 7 P located at the rear of the chur'h be exal~ed (Matt ew 2 · 11• &f. ChrJatiUL Endeavor altmonate pen to the public on Monday Jesw blg to ner the pr1neiples and fundaSuadayl at 1 30 P. M. from 2 to 4 p m monstrate the truth ot 5 teac • mental truths wb1c:b .he came to Church d th• No~~~rtne, lyraUnited Methodist Church, Pomemg came on the ~m Sun<fay he est11blish m the heart.! of men ~ euse, Ro, K. WIUIJama, pastor. roy, E\Jgene Brown, pastor Sunday rhodebbiHnbl y lndto on 1was h1s purpose to exh1b1l thl.! 1 iiuaday Scbool 9 80 A M Moratna: Sehdol, 9 15 a m Theo Smith, t e aek 0 a on e} re Wll <> true kingly quahttes of the soul1 worahip 10 30, NYPS 6 30 P. ll: aupt Worahip 10 30 a m S\f-bjeet a man whose ' mmd had been and tbls He dld. EvanJeliahe serv&ce '7 34l P. M "A Stumbhng Stone in' Zion" matched in debate wi!h the gleat Man doe!! not have to boast of Wedueldlly eveala• .Prayer meet MYF at !I 30 P m ~ug~ne Frye, pohtlcal, legal and reii:Jio ...: his own achievements, h.\1 lot ror the midweek and TuettlaJ leader Wedl)esday, 7 30 p m mind's of ht.!l day, anfl never one achievements will boast of the 1, afteraoon prayer hour Prayer meetlna, Thursday, 7 30 p Pr••bytarlan Church, Syracuse, Wlti.B he defeated HeN was u ma,n selvc.r; Moral man need not bortst Howe of Prayer, tr!tlter, Su• m Holy Communion, Friday 7 30 Rev Uoward Ruppelt, pastor wbo had power to cast out d of hts morality, his morality 111 day ~hooJ 9130 A Jf. MomlnJ p m Good Friday Unlon servi~e Church School 9 30 Paul McBnuc Mon ; heal the Jilek, crl~lrled .snd stu:k out Uke a sore thumb m a worshtp 11 A. M Suuda)o eveola& at the Federated Churtb Rev Supl, Evcmng ser1ice 7 30 \~1e blind and, even to restore lite tu aoctety which posse!:ISCS little wor1blc at 8 Prayer -,etine ua Ralph Zundel, Will delncr the "Wh en 1rut.h Had Its Duy" the dead Here wlls a man who ot It Greatnesa need not80be ex Thui'Bday 8 P M message Church of Chriet In Chri•tl•n could h<Jve rallied the peo)le be- alted for true greatneu is 50 Bradford Cl;.urch of SunFed•ratect Church, IYaJtpljcel Union, Hobron, Rev 0 H Cai. t, lund hllJl and the Roman ecarcC that it cannot unnoUc 10 day &hoot, D 30 a m Lord I Sup. Reformed Presbylertan, Waldo J pastor. Sunday Schont 9 s, l1'l conquerors from Je1 U-!!alem anrf ed per Immediately followina: B.ortels, Putor, Norman Kloes, Anme Mohler, .supt; Bro&doaat, eltablished htmsell uF- kina His The 'big me httle thee" altt ' ' " Methodlat Church, H•rry Church School Supt D 15 a m WCEF', Parkersl>ur.g 10-11 a \ n. , namp would have in I he tude cannot hold a candle to "A 1 Batea, Pastc•r, L,aqrel Clift. SUD· Church School, 10 30 a m Wor· Evangclut1c serv1ce 7 30, We::I hlstory books along w1th othe " am or ever hope to be 1 owe to 1 diY School 8 30; me&tinl ahip Service Sermon top1c "Re- neaday 7 3{1 Prayer and Prat e great rulers and conquerora for Jesus Christ li\ Him 1 ' hve and 10•30; FMY leJIVtce 7 00, ftueJI. cetve Your Kmg', 7 30 p m Wed- meet1ng centuries on end But He s-purrl- move and have my bemg" nesday evening Lenten Service Ser Harrlsonwllle PI'Hhyteri1n . R. t:d all such appeals to seU-exalt All the kingly character1aticfl mon topic "Tbe C.:.wardly", 1%:00 C Zundel, Supply Past()(' 10 (JI) 1tlon, knowing that true .great· whJch Christ possessed come nol to 3 00 p m Frtday The Ttwle Ohm eh School M w Firtlaw ness was not .so much .a state o! through mdivldual str 1vme1 ror Hour Dovot1onaJ Service agam this Supt, 1 45 Wor,hlp~ Mrrrice ar.~ phj•skal Qr m~ntal baang, l»iJf i! areatneu but r,_t,~wr tbrouah year. 7 30 p m Umon Good Frl~IY s~tmon Marka or a S:in,g" quaiJty ol the soul close u~iatJon wltlt Ged tbro1.1gh service at this church Flnt Bapfltt Church R•lph C True bls rause, the csta})hsb Jesus Christ For that reason, It, Paul Lutheran Church, R.v. Zunclcl. p tstor Will! am mrnt ot the kJngdom of God on Paul w11 sble to exhlbtt the L M Mofirhoff, postor Palm Sun Supt 9 30-11 comb1ncd serv1oc o r earth, w11s worthy ol a)l tlie mark ot true greatness, at b .. day Servtee Sunday April 14 at worship and !tludv Palm Sunday pomp an[l glory fthFit e6uld bt> spoke the words ''For me to hYe 10 30 Good Friday servlcc at 7 30 observa nce Spcclal S"t mmrtcred together, l'ilrt'too eai 11Y 1s Christ; to d1e Is gain Good Fnday evening There Wlll mon "A Wccpmg Kmg" Nut!sr.ry the pomp and glory could ha1 r Would you De .great' Woull 1 fo, •• •;:; b.'nd ,s ccllli sm lh b the on 7 30 candlchght communion se"- 1 pose or the oc'c uion , H1s or greatnes.s Exalt Christ and be Sund:y Good Friday ser· v1ee , Frtday 7 30 commun1Ly nc5S WII S seen in bill reje(!tlon of of to your fel1nwm.an Gotlj VICCJJ Goo<] Friday observa~tce at l''~J.- theose arttClcJa\ oma•nents, thu~ first, other11 seeond .sell lasl. demonstrating m concrete m&n hat s the best formula Alfred Methctdlat Church, Rn. eratcd Church Jl M Grovc, pastor S S 9 30, Lloyd Dillhll!er, Supt Worshlf llCrvtce 10 45 w1th J;linsmor,e Boyles leading Sunday 2 to 3 pIll services at the Elmwood Reat Home, Sunday 8 p m a fllm, "The Crucifi:<t!On and Rc11qrrecUon" will De shown at th church, spfo.. 1 sorcd by the MYF 11nd the COJQ· m1ssion on Education Alter the f1im rehearsal lor the Easler pro- , gram will be held Sun , Aprll 21, 1!1 a m , Easter Sunrise SerY1ces. Wednesday 7 30 p m prayer ser_Meqlld SUDd.ay iu montb 7 30 P l t tbqreb .,.reaebmc fourlb Sun dly Ia me.uJ,b 1~ 30 A. U. eburch ' .' , SERMO~ I an.- 3o {ourth Sund11y 1n montb 7 30 P M: at .....,.. I 1!1 ' "' - :~~::: W~~~:.!l'ar ?~: S~nday' I Chrl~t ~ ,.;.~ r~J ~~bat %u~ bu ~ j ~ "~ace~~:ld"erc• Pf.!rts~s ! :t f ::~•m1~~ y:h.:e!~,b ,{.Q' l~f!ll .hts l1l',-~ '')'IJ,e~)tl,ht !l'h~ Jl\n~ ~~. Recorder e•~ bim~lf opportu!lit~i fol~ ~ ~':. 1tpi;,"w::'~i::~:~•l d~ tJ~ru::elem driv~n appe"'\~d Cl~ Wat.s~m I mu~lc Creek In !Hartford was dJamaoU.Wil last week Thll brldJe Wit bdbt in 1818-17 and Uled unUl two yea.,.1 aJQ wben 1 new bridet -wq ~ bul\t and ehanltl made in tbl f.:.lrt Joc:aUOD of the hllbWJ.Y ill ~tt ~• town, Wo.rt t tlrted on .Jhe niH: hl.abway over two yean 110 nothing w.u done durlna the wiDter makine ,. terrtble condition tU aJont the road through tbe tow!l1 However, work ..atarted up ar:aln. l.. \ Jut week and Jt 11 hoped tbat tbe road will be finished soon. } RST 111M~ 111 Clre!ll!IUOD bu\1 I !nl ~ervice · - - - -- - - - ---Smallest 'Copter Jordan Threatens 'Eye For Eye' In Mid-East~rn ~lade Tense By Belligerant King Hus8ein • BEIRUT, Lebanon UP - Jor~P a.n th11 JDOI'Jli.DJ aDd llllked theM today warned llrtal that "any act to mtorm their governments that or provoca.tlon or aurealon" Will "any .act or provoeation or ag be met b1 for.ce , Damucus Radlo greaion by Isreal agamst Jordan r~..ed will b e met bJ' t h c Jordamar. The broadcast hetrd here ui( annr by lortt " All embaMles. and leplioRf a repretenUtiw of 10na: Hu.;. sein of Jordan visited 1111 (orcJgll ,romked to Inform thetr goven1 emba111et and k!gattor.s lo Am menu lmmed~ttely , the broaderu~1 t Fox Head FoundPositiveOn Rabies Test In Athens Today ~!!~I•• } Jr Mrs ........ ..,_.......... chair-.... ~ .._., YGUI !lOla I&CII YOIIIU\' A lll&n&IIUIIIII a• Wll ACIWI II M IIA. . . Mm Mary Ann beth Gnle&e,r. KmJht, Mrs Stone, Mrs James McKn:igbt, R.tdenour, Mn John Donald Zerkle Mrs, Mra Stanley Duncan, Love Mrs J H Smith Jr , :;-(ji~bl, ; VId Fields Mrs RoUan.d Mrlt. Mrs Floyd Zerkle, Mrs John Gerald K,arns, Mrs Mrs. Edward Kelt, Smlth, Mrs Myrl Gibbs, garet Sn'lltb, Mrs. Mr11 Lenard ~uller, Mrs Stanford Mr and and Mrs Mildred Tbe bead of a fox kUled 1n the Dexter area Sunday and tak· en to a laboratory In Athens this mornl111 was repo!'led posl· live on the rabies test, Health Department offlclalo sa1d The poSitive test wu lhe fll'st returned on a fox head "for a Jon.r tiliJe" amGDJ ' .,...,..... .. ...r.tlbttl And ..... ollltl•• "" dCIIV )r, 7 30 CVCnJn~ subJect "Uneondltlol'lal dc r'. Wednesdllly 7 :10 mcetmg and Bible .study, 7 30 Un1on Good Frlda)ll at the Baptist Church part In got lntp a i'ri>l;i,i; .~ 3eaL" on In Columbus also took propertY in This .,as White, 14, at week. , Band Direc!tor Earl Warnke • pupil• brouglit home two "Supenor" raUnp ftoln tbe State -competition at Bexley HlP School Saturday Gene Crooks won his fourt~ "Su· perlor'" ...Una: at tbe Stiti?l oompe.. titioaa as • comet solo1st Mrs quar· ct.ar.nce l.lateey, Mtddleport vocal U!s&ruetor, . . . biJ attompan11t C!WQ it a .Jtilllilr. 10 R1gb I =~~~hn, Setty Jean Turnbull, nita Gibbs, Nettle Kni&ht, Don•ld Qibbs 1.nd James MARTIIIIiRD The rejut'ir ford PTA Wa!"!.'~!''~,<i!i Monday evening Mr.s. J H Sm th Jr 1 plans were made to ham for Ea'!lter A Nominating committee h111 been appolnted tOr• M~: m the school eafeleria Hogte..e,, for the evning wr Myrl Gibbs1 Margaret Rtzcr and Mrs Addi • Bush. N ~ .. ~ In ana out a Spencer by th.: ""' """" ,Syracuse Show By Firemen IS Set For 26th John Lee Infant son of Mr and Mrs Me1vln Lee, Leading Creek, died at btrth Saturday evening at their home The Middleport Emergency Squad was caJied but were unable to revtve the baby Surv1vora Include the parenta:, two atsters, Anna Loui.!le .ad DoDna Alaric, ud one brother, Melvlo Lee Jr., the paternal grandmotber, Mrs NeJhe Lee, Pomeroy, and maternal gnndparent.i', Mr and Mr.s 11me11 Henderson, Chauncey. Gravestde serv1~s were held at the Bradford cemetery at two o'· clock today by the Rawllngs-doats Funeral Home duv ' fa.i.l · Wa)'.l Pomeilo)' d~turblng tav~l\ a n d was released !11114 apent his .tenleiJ" Pray~.::r .Frldav •crv1 ~ First laptllt Chut>c~l Mlddl .... port Rev C E Hoyt, puto.~· will be crest Cemetel'Y.• Ja.mes Murray Church School 8 14 Gerald An thony Supt.., Mornina lfOtfhlp LO l!J Palm Sunttll,}" Rervfce, sp~J eta\ mustc, tople "Who Is Th~;~. ' ' Board ot Ddcon1 will meet, 2 30 l\ll!tor and Lovejoy C1rclc at th ~ County lnll~mary fo!....aeEvlccs, 6 p 111 Junior and Sen1or Hi l'oulh Fcllowf!bip 1 30 Evemng worst-. , topic '''l'he Klni With Mail • Crowns," Monday 7 30 Prlsc1l 1 Ctrcle at the home o{ Mrs John Fultl 'I'ucaday 8 30 a m Wo1n en's Prayer sentce It church 6 SO Elect~ ClreJe, po)utck auppcr M the home of Mra han)!; Chec.se brew, Dorcas Chicle 1.3Q at the home of .Mrs. Paul Smart; Wed neaday 7 30 BU.Iil' JJ;ae · ~laas at the churc)l, Thur..it•y '7 30 Can· die lixht Oom~unJ,on witN \ fpe:l'JNI music, 8!30 eboJr rth.Hrlll; i'rl· day1 Union GOod ,f'riclll' servtce 731J. 1¢1 t' Fl"t ........,..rllt'l ~ ' ~ . " ..._ ' ' J.:.tf:T: Sur.plice top~ short ,, cuffed sleeves - self belt unpressed pleated skirt. F;Jn...Jsh Rctius 30¥~ lfith Powd~i".e. c A ' ~mtoh "'thb' llal41oen a! ' •I <' ~ '•I ., '" ' ,, '' ,, ';, ' • ' ' " ' ' Came W two' ". < ., made twb one to a T'u,_peD and tbe second a Langsville remtires were under eon"out" before Uie ercwa FF.A FHA Camp Near RiPIey Named Cedar TLa'-'kes 8y Board ' "Cedar Lakes" has bt:en 51llected as the name of ~he Wut Vlrg101a Stlte Fllture Farmer~ of Americ~ and Future Homcm..:('n ot. Antet let Camp and Confert'lnt;e tenter l~'atod ncar Ripley, va ,It ha• been announced ~ aotlectton 6f a name lor the :¥he ,u.,,. " 21J·~-, ~acl:e caltlpl'lte \1a8 mad!! I»' (.. W va State Board or IF.dut;,t~ , 11: a ree€!nt mectlnJt, If H.1s ~ ..noun ~-ed bY s D. lfc:MU1~ acting director or Lbe tamp. Beaaons for seleetibJ the 1name wtre thlt tJhe 1 w 0 predonalnan• ph ale~l features of the eamp are lakes and the a~undllnce of naUve eedar trees and that tb~ name more nearly f 1U 1the 11even w, 11 ' ' " retired as of April 1st llr Em Brown was ~neoualy Omlt~.e•l r dence. , who was Sales Repruenta from the hat of hanoi roll st11· been wil.h the compatl." d~nts recently •nnounced arnved. and bu trn.. atate&. Wing collar string bow detailing- short cuffed . {$leeves- zipper. front clos!:i~ -Jt,~ll soft skirt- was bOrn on. Mar<;) 7, 111M, a son .t1 C!rl H. Editor james H Youug half an the appoinbnent of Char, Mu~ Jr, and" Mildred .Un liunt E. BuUer city eclltor of the Hll_!!w.· Survivlq aie. biJ 'jin!ri.ta 1 a ~r. John !Wvll<, lllttttY. Partenburg Newa Butler Joined the nC!\Illpaper list the IJIMtl'll8l grandplf<ilttli ·lit. ibd A lawsuit askina: damageJ- of Mn~Carf H M~rray, Sl'., ot J\o. October alter work.lng OD raewspap. $)-Of121t at a result ot an a1: ......, Va, and lb'J (Ufe~al era In G•lllpohs an~ Athens, QhJo plane cra!lh here two yurs li(l w:-.11 ll'lltllililather, Mrs J. 1 B tl:unt ot and Point Pleaaant, W Va. filed today tn tbe Me1g1 CoJI•tlY CbairfMttP. ~ 1 j Common Pleas Court. DRY ltUN ,IRI CALLS Allred B Bursae, Manet-ta. 0 NAME OMITTID IIOC~d 'IVI\If 1he A;usUJ!.,.J!Dwd·lr 1 cilutlr' H11h Sphool lff'ficif.' COmpaqy of Cleveland, Oblo, hl:s :sail' lOday the name ot Midalyn taree ter· :RIGHT: Butler Named To c--= ............ Paper Editorship Airplane Wreek PARIIERSBuRG, W Va. QP Brings Lawsuit aounee 1a as. Against Pilot will be Globe travelers - to ilored of ~ckable, washable celon· .: 1l~ 100% Arnel Jers!!y will keep their true color. to enter t1lf $-ate competition fer SenJOr Hia:lt ll:udenl:l In \ he EiJ1Hh Grade be was entered in the S.mor elan' and took his fint Stlte lop award. Crookl, Gordon Guthrie a a d Mark Kelly alao won "SuperiOr" raUng for tbe1r trumpet trio Sat· urday "Euell.ent" ratings w e"r e won by Lynn Buchaaan, freshman, a plano puptl or Mn. A. R Heco~:, and by the other trumpet trio af Tom Skinner, James ObUnger and lra Butcher, accompamed by Mrs A,.rthur Skinner Sharon. Jonea, JUntor, bad trou ble w1tb her clartnd dunng her 10lo and receiVed a m rating. She was aecomp.aDJed by Mrs. C 11. Henneay Other:a stten41ng the contesl.l' were Mra. Walter Crooks and fa Jly, Jeanette and Edward. Mn; gar) WIU'llke Hni Dave Farmer, Arthur Sk.ianer, Clarence Lacey, Mrs Fom:lt Bachtel, Supt L. W McComas. Infant Died At Birth Saturday 11fter a said lh• gaJ !l.ennpll!ly for Navy autbotitli~. • .dded The warmng fGIJowed ftports Lhat the 22-year-oJd Kmg:, w .h o ousted n.tlonallst mm,:ltd Jlaj Gen Ah Abu NuWrar as chief of JtafC of tbe Jordanian army Sun· day, al.Jo htd demanded that SyrliiD troops be Wlthrawn from the country The reports &aid llussem bad ~nt a personal m~SYa:e to Syr. an President Shuktt E1 XuwaUy dem.anchng that the approxlmat,.. ly 3.000 SYrian troopa •bo entered at the tJnw Of tbe Sun tr1a11 to bolster Jordan's deteme against lneal be withdrawn 1mmecbately. It was alleged tbat Synan of· fleers had taken part m subver· 11ve aetivltlea wblOh rtsulted tn Sunday's a:boJtive coop by f. h e same element! of the Jordaa.nn anny HOPEI DIM As war tbreaten1 In the Mi~d\1, Eo!t Presld•••t Ei•enhower's c~M'I emnomtc J.dYlller dimmed bupe• that conernaional badget-eutti.,,~ m~ght .pave the way Cor tu reduc. tton:. thls 7ear The olfici.a1, Gabriel Hauge, sa i that House cut J.n l'res1dent Eiltn~ bower·.~ f71.800,000.000 budg,fl were not nearly enough to .pull down t h e level o l government spcndmg next year But Hauge held out hope$ for a lts e u t later He aaid the Hmlltl1tr..._ It deta.rm•nect 10 sule 41owa- ,....., ••,.,.... to the point • ....._ • t•x N4uctien .,.1d M ,_.... tk,i,.. hll thll tnt ttt.,. ,_... _,. i~ -s I S<hool an4 Ia u.o; luwr 1llJll .....,..••"'"!1- , .,. , W~l ~~·~~ !-iJttlle " 11 IJe said on a .. ~ Jl'to Seveu.th <Wae .-a"' • "S'upcitM ~ Sunday tbtf. _. surplw O) at Atbeqa Dl.strlci but wu not ·~ ".Mert.l billion doilan" fiitoll. '1rtftr-'~ In buslntlll dla. were reduced to no more twD t day rrom the usual tbrtc dehveJ'Ies of'~ I Surren • TWv Supenor Ratmgs wOn Boys' • • ~QI'VICC Mnt to A 95 Churrh of Chrl1t, Mlddleporf, .fred 1 Cardner, pastor B1bl' School 9 30, Homer R1ce, Supt, Morning worship !0 30 tnpu: · <.:hrtat and the Modern Jerusalem , S)'Jcttal Palm Sunda) service w1lh the Masonic Loddc as gucst.1, 6 p. m ChriStian E 1 1 •+•. • ••• . . . . ~,~~~~~--------------------------------------~SmGLECOPY~ IRIDAL SHOWER ~ 11 Mrs Foster Grinstead e.ntertafn; J ed w1tb a mia'cellaneous lbowell Friday evenmg 1n the IQdal r-o:orne of the Hartrord Me'lbOdiat Churtb ' bonorint Mrs Earl Dean Kmght, l r~otly married 'the evenin'g W'ili f1 --tl spen' informally. Followmg the lN 9~mng of the gilta refreshment&, 1i! ~ w~ ~rved to Mrs. Esta Bum· ! ~~ 1 gardner, Mason, Mrs Cllrford -!' , ~ $ehools, Pomt Pleasant, Mrs. Eirl , Smith, ROSC\'Uie, Ohio, Rev • Mrs A. A. McKmght, Mrs. . Censored Photo Of FDR At Yalta r DRESSES vice . V~O~L~V~I~II_!'N~0~-~3~!_----T-~--------~--~ ' --!•--~------------"-~~::~::==~~====~~====~~~-=:-~:-~~::-::?·:~----==~::~::::::::::~::~:::-.::: - .,. • ..' -· nttne . ~---nw of. WW COMRADIS MBIT ~~' : Mr and Mrs Jame.a M crumP , ~ baa u gueat.l last week Mr. lli!l J , ~ MN Harold Swanson or St Paull Minnesota They .had been on Yl- J catlon to Florida and 'Stopped on , their way home t.o lee Mr. and ; ' Mrs Crump Mr Swanson and Mr. crump were tentmates ln \!O~!l~ f War I an dsaw service togetlier D Arnel Jersey I !'!!. DeNted l'e 1.'. . HAS PNEUMONIA The baby or Mr and Mra o.v.td Warth was taken to tbe HolR: .~ Hospital ~ast week m fl rJer~i ~ condJtlon sufferlna: from poe~ 1 mwda but .IS DliW improving t • -· t ' I ~ ' ·e ra~N..., f~i.:f~::,::~1~:~:c:::~~~i ~·:, ';;~7~ ~~~~;;,~, +~~i'J;~ I;r:;;,~·~~:';j.~d !~~ th:"':~ gre:~t- ~:~.~· a~o~tlt:~ir ~:;~~.~~~·: ~:.t~~;~~f,;,~a!,!: 1 :::;~er~~; ~hlldren p~Jm - •• • tw! =~:= <:ODIIid~red roprl.ation ot $225,000 by the W Va Legislature proVIding ror the ~nstructton of two lake• OQvermg 10 acre11 or ground In addition a complete scwqe d.I.Sposa.l plant a watet- puruti!;•tion plant, utility system, roadways and graamg were completed Facilit.ic11 are now nadibl~ fu · bousm& about tSO }'OUths or aduJts ' and for feedfng approximately 24Vl, Cott.ag~ arc modern bulldmg11 Wlth fotted air furnaces so th-11t conference~ may be held the year round. The next year Is elQ)(!Cted to s ee the eo111tructlon of an outdoor a"t philheatcr, outdoor classrooms and the start or the arts • n d thq plamttff. saYs iQ has petition that [l(lnald Mills, Mlddlepo • landed • Cesana auvlane awned by Bursae at the tdge of tbe Gal· lipolrs atrf1eld, cnt~ng It up. He said the plane st.opped in a bath· ed wire fence , and lrl.'i lett "hang· mg I here.. ' TM pe1htlon also cWmed tne pilot mode no ellott to proteet thl' plane ortcr th.e wrcct, an1l fa~led <o pro91de malorials a n a labor for >ts repair I Emergency Calls Pull All ~~ ds I Into Semce U1f~a • have to be m s•Pt btl~ ts favpr any tu eu wm 19 PHS Students ' Partieipa~ In Music Fe8tival •• Nineteen Pomeray High Se&odJ Baad Students partki~ted 10 the Stlte Competition Festival .beld last Saturday at Bexley }jlj:h School, Columbua. Tbe partlc:lltat,. lltg 11tuilent1 made themselves ell• gible by competinJ Mid r~lwmc a Jupenor rating m the dlltrid CGmpetition festival held at Ohio Uruvenity laat Marc:b In all, five eosemblt:s took part With two recewlnr superior and three an e:K· cellent rating Ensemblc:s included the followIn( Braas Sextet-Supenor-J•m 1 Lohse, Earlene Renshaw, Susan YOUDJ, June O'Brien, Jamee Rouab IJoda Moore Saaopbone Quartet-,. Sullerior-BIII Anderson, Jam Ebenbach SUe Sautb. Sondra Potts. Quintet--Excellent-Janet Carpenter, Connle Woodgeard, Dorinda Wilson. Susan Young, Sheila; Strauss tl~le Quartet- E:uellflat, Jean Webster, Janet Carpenter. Ann Icenhower, Linda Crow. Trumpet Trio - Excellent, ,Jun Lohse, Earlene Renshaw, Rev• Rea. The latter group was aceom- I, panled by Charles SW11ber ' Ray Wooda:eard, mstructor of .fn; strumentaJ mus1c m the Pomero' Public SebQOls, bad onb' prai.H tor tbe fine work displayed in a ricorDI18 contest Car• terved as a means of ~na­ portaUon to Columbus. P~ who made the lnp were Mr. ~n· lllrs.. Wilson Ci.rpenter, Jln. IIIJ'.. old Loblt, Mrs Harold Ebera~e~ Mrs William Swatzel,. Mrs WU.: Swisher and llr Woodeeard. 1 MEIGS GENIUL Hl!iPITAL AdmlS&lon s.turday B. H E~ Md Ray Ma>b.leJ' Cheshrre, lona KtUer, Crooksville; Gregory Donabrw. Racme Dtscharged--Shlrley Bable, Middleport, Linda Sbamblil'l, P•ero)' win, Middleport, Mrs Wtllard W•lker: lAnJiville~ Mn Ray Manley, (lbeslre; Joaa .. eallJ, u ~ Mtller, Crook&v!Uei :r,nt ontt~ A• r:aah or emerepncy local squads broke out Saturda Shade. f, 1 , Admtss1on Sutld,IY Freda 8tntt. nbJ:i\t.. ,all a~ the 81!1!!fUm~. !i f Middleport's aquijl wu ct:aUp!ijo Rtt:me Slanct(e. Burte, CpolviUe. Dtscharges., liome ta tewait, q.te.+ 'i; tbe home of Melvin Lee, ad ng Creek, when a baby died ne btre Rina Crou, Rteine. ' wag called to Letart Falls to the home of George bontlrew where • YfSIT . . . . .. Mrs Beatrice Kola' baby was round W and removed to a bospltal d bus was a week aunt, MrL L. The P~mteroy squja~ w:dca11 CGln Kill who.. btl to a Ion avem Ill ou e . ,:e :f~ la~~teJiru!;~l, ~:::mi~ ~~~;r;;!c~~o::::=~h~ dt~~ ' w. Also vislUng wkth In seleeitn: Sunday were Mr CoNtrUtUQn on tht- camp Was pool, assembly hall, chapeL a 1d It would have bad to walt, 8CIQ.&4- •IJeqley, I.oocuteri,, ·M,rl~,ljO beina her nJeee• begun in J9lH w1tb au loltil.l ~ additional CC'ttaits. men SSJd. I " ~" I ' �,, .· RUARK REPORT 'the Daily Sentinel DkfCh'ID TO lNTI!:USTs OP IIEJGS-IIAIION ADA ----- TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan,e13 Monday Tuesday IV ROBERT (. RUARK lltiWID i. OWIN- GINIIAL Mo\IL\GIIl 1 waa a touched Jtsrtled not 10 .aniiCiUI LORIINI-11111'011 - - ...............Diati".!"J BottiJielli.Kimblll, lie., . . IOhg ato to rtad a piece by !P.at•l ,=aft~. 111, N. Y. . Gtlllco ln Eaquire corilnc Ou• _ _'l'il~ M . el:all JDIIIInl matter .t tbe PQit oftlte Pollio atnne for Amerieln grub, ont.;lliiJ4;~ ., - b y eorrler wbero available 30 ..1111 per Cia,ly Amerit'e.n grub 111 prc.ducCd .,. ~: CliiO Ill l~viUift ill 'l'bO Dally Senttnel ofllce, a1&.80: lb In the Collt>gP Jnn ln Hauston~ ; ' - !llDillhs. By motor route where ovalfoble: Tex. -~ "· Jy ...U ,..or fll; oil< monlhl, M-25; throe IDOl10ll, We would uol ha\'1.' ex~ted thls rrom Galliro, one or the 1rU•! --tne~ II!Onl!i. ••· · Publlabtd eVen' itternoon ~xcept SUndl.f_by '11te Obio Valley Sen- international boulel'Brdiers Of O<[f liBeL llic., at 110 lle<banle St .. POJDeM>Y. 0. llullaea olt1ce phone JOt, time-• ·man who t'iln Wllllk th<.> ...._,_.. * ~ _,spo. 6:M Sign Ort 7:00 Todn .,.10. Mlll!tW olllet pltbO> 311?. 9:00 R('mpcr Room 10:00 Hom., · 11:00 The Price 11 Right 11:30 Truth or Consequencea 1~:00 Tic Tac Dough t2 :SO It Could Be You 1:00 Current 2:00 Camtra Goes to School 2:3(} Tennesaee Ernie Ford 3:00 Matlnet Tb'!atre 4 :0C Queen For A !Jay 4:41 M:mlern Bomaneel streets of London or Ne-w York in 111 beret and an opera cap(' , while wearing a full beard and earrYIDg a fencmg £oil, wtthi)Ul excltlne undue comment. GaUko. since we have gnown him , w;.~s News Sources In Our Small Towns Oitlerent Than In Cities, Capitols noted'"more a·s a caviar-and-bUni Just how reliable are theBe uinformed sources," "well-in· man who might .spend an bottr II) ..., 'tatlng the righl apple to smei!," fonned sources," "usually reliable sources," or "authon'ta,~ve the camembrrt on. we applaud sources" that newspaper wire editors 15:30 My Utt!e MarJie e:oo SupehQan 6 :30 .fiewa PiCture and newspaper readers Galtifo's see in print each day? The beat, beat of the rumors that pour out of Washington, and al~ the world capitols, month after month bas caused many of us to conclude: INFORMED SOURCES _ These are steady, upright men, t t Th be trust· and ef I to ert · "-'E> U-meanmg us u a c :un ex en · ey ~;~~~~~~~ -ed for less Important infonnation, such as when the is going on holiday again, or what M. Pineau said about nel Nasser (this is easy, anyway). They are subordinate to of weird fully on the infonned sources, whom they dominate. USUALLY RELIABLE SOURCES - Are They crop up as a rule in those Middle Eastern but. where correspondents are not numerous. and are of rumours that Syria is British Commonwealth or that 1700 earthquake in Northern Turkey and the quake wasn't in Turkey). AUTHORITATIVE SOURCES - The genuine article. the fountainhead ex-members or the Diplomatic Corps or caddies Georgia. They even know wbat Mr. Dulles means White House fssues an explanation. U it should be real estate and eeSslYe wastes of WELL-INFORMED SOURCES - Quite reliable, but reited. Have a knowing air about them. Eat and drink well. Dress with just a hint of bad taste. Will refer to statesmen by t h etr christIan names. S no bs t o a d egree, an d Iook d own d read • ,. pc~'picaeity, beeaus:;he'.'! dead rLght. 1 am not what you would rail a boulevardl('r, h&ve no opera cape and th.e only fencing f ever di·l was to jump ove1· one once, <t fajrisb root ahead cr 1 Jerse y bull. BUt 1 h::JVe inhabited a 1ot IS:OO ComedJ Time . smne 8:45 Sporb ~e 8:155 Weatl:unalt I 7:00 Solliers-ot furtuM 7:30 Nat "Kihl" Cole '1:415 NBC New• 8:00 Sir Lancelot 8.30 Tales of Wells Fargo 9:00 'J'wenty One 9 30 DA.. rt td.o hu•-err : ,_,_.,..e IO:ao l!odto 714 P:._v...· ex· in m:; time, and when the taste bud• start to throb, it t>in'l exoll ~ grub that kicks orr the drool. war, oL sea I u~ed to During have thethe!lqme culinary dream. and It -had nothing to do wub plover's eggs. vintage champagne. or French sauces. 1 dreamed ul water u :OO News Beallllnel 11:1!1 1 eMJiner~oOked hamburgers, tried chlcken and rorn on the cob. n made no differen.te ir we go: uhore in cuablanc:\ and were MOiday _(han nell • 1 8:00 Captltn Kanproo 8:45 CBS Mornlna New& G:OO Korninr Sbo\! prompth· eardeep in Jlersian mu we &re able to classlfy''the varlQua types of source so uadwich. we could explain that we hiVe done 10 as a result of As a background, 1 may men· ·1n f orma tion f rom c1rctes c1ose to a hltherto t ~us.t wor thy offl• raw Uon fish that in I nave etten s~a-urchin~. Jopan, all the currtM, cia! who Is In toucb with a reportedly highly placed spokesman who is understood to have • • • • Reporting In the fast life of the national capitol where one's sources have to be graded Is far different lhlnJ Ulan lng the dally evepta of our sniall Ohio towns. ·H ere we find someone willing to speak for publication without his name being used. Reason: Just ·about any remarks tan be traced back to the Individual saying them. We know each other so well. Maybe that's why many a big city newspaper man gives the whirling struggle he finds enmeshing hlm and buys quiet little paper with 5,000 circulation and becomes one ol a community. He won't contract ulcers at 45, or have his pump frted grubworm• (very tasty), elo- phant heart. ancient with the heads on, eggs, quail shari'o fin CHANNIL I 8.M Slin On 7.00 Today 9:00 Romper RoGm 10:00 Hom e 11'00 The Price Is Right 11 :30 Truth or con!lequeneel 1:1:00 Tie Tac Doullb 12.30 It Could Be You l:C'O Current 2:00 Parson' s Study 2:30 Tennesseoe Ernie Ford 3:00 Matinee Theatre 4:00 Queen For A Day 4·4.5 Modern Romance !HIO Comedy Tlme !1:80 My LittJe Margie 8:00 Spinach Playhouse 6:30 NPWS 6:45 Sportlil Eye 6:55 Weathercast 7 00 Federal Men 7:30 Jonathan Widen Shew 7:43 NBC Newi 8:00 Arthur Murray Party · 8:30 Panic , 0:00 ·Jane Wyman Show 9·."" Kal<er Alumlnus flour ~ 10:30 A Man ~aUed X 11:00 N'ews Headlinea 11:15 Weatbf'rr'C• 1 l!ol< u:ao Pre" 1\:M Tonight U:3J) 'Sicn D•f · WC·HS--tv Channe2 8 double-dipped choeoh.le ma1ted mllksbalrie• cold beer. trurk-drlv lons and •nails-my North Carouna soul cried out for a b.seon, , tettucP-. peanut butte,- and jelly W.eatbm:alt u:20 Pren t~os lt:2S to~llllt 12:30 SlP 0!1 WS A'Z·TV 10:00 Garry Moorf' 10':30 Arthur Godf.re, 11:80 Strike It Rleb · Pf0 f1"t. Squeeze Next ,~~:: ~H!n:( ~= SteeI Illdustn·es Feanng 11 22 :_~ eu:I,dlec~)~.hTtomorr.. d ._ ... . . ._ SG. Yeal' H Present Trends Continue Is Reporte 1 t5 ~t~~iJ;t~~rn• TunoA•· - cHANNEL • 8:00 Captain K.anagroo 8:45 CBS Mornina: News 9:00 Mot'Ding Sbow 10:00 Garry Moore 10:30 Arthur G')dfrer 11:30 Strlke it Rleb 12:00 Valiant Lads g;:g ~;e:'t~f;omarrn 12:45 Guiding Light 1:00 Katle"s Kiteben :•~·::.~~:~~::"" CLEWU.AND UP-Tbe ateel demand and lower prices for some ~on dolliln , to increase ita annual 2:30 Housl'!party 3:00 Big Payoff ~p. palm ulad, bullalo tongue, tuduitry wJU ')e Jripped wltl! a · metals, especially copper. Home ~ngot capa~1ty by nearly h~o mill- 3:00 Bla: Payorr 3:30 Bob Cril!lb)' Show ·Uve shrimJ>, and moet of th• 11,proflt aqueeze:' durini th.e com- appHnnce manufacturers and' pro- 10n ton~ . ..fhe project will_near S:SO Bo' Craaby Show 4:00 Brlg:btP-r Day eluslc dlohes of moet of the 1n1 yell" 11 the tl'end ot the first ducE:'rs or other home products completion thls. year. Fae~ll~ies 4:()0 Brighter Day 4:13 Secret storm eountrles. ·quarter continues, Steel Maaazine were reported declining because improvements Include two ne.w •:15 Seeret Storm 4:30 Edge tJ' Nlgbt But the roast beef of old Eng- said today. of the lower l'ate of hou~ing starts large open hearth furnacea m t::30 Ed&e or NiJ(ht .5 :00 The Early Show basn't a patch on the roast The metal working weekly re- and ~>tattered competitive price ~leveland, two. electric furnaces 5:00 1'be Early Show ·8:30 Your E&sO' nepm:ter old New Yor•k, and I ported that steel producers and pressures. In Warren, ~hJo, and conversion !!:30 Your Esso Reporter 6:48 Spor:ts parade been In a French resfabricators and ruppliers to th.e ·Hea,..y equipmenl produeen of !In electric furnace to top 6·45 Sports Paradp 6!55 Weatherman that could 10~ Industry generally predict a pros- were reportedly sti ll expanding ch.arglng ln. th~ Chieai~ plant. 7:00 Profile :M Weathennan 8 • Vieux Corre In peroua year, but do not e.xpect with one of 13 reported firms . The p~blleatJon predicted that, 7~00 Presa Conferene<> 7:111 Douilas Edwards w... . lnf!reased proflts margin.!! to showing a &ales dceline in the ~~ the first; · quarters. trend con- 7.u5 Dougtaa.Edwa.rds. 7:30 Range Jf,idcr fail him at ~0 . There is no use argulnl(; It Js mateb the sales Increase. lint q'uarter. tmues:, the t~dustry wHl lou only 7:30 Robinhoo1 8:00 Phil Silvers Show Strcl sai ~ the mtllook for pro· about 20 rnlillon man·da] 1 _byh 6 :00 Burns & Allen i!:30 Privd.te S~:r:.etqy Your hometown paper, you notice, rarely lf ever quotes a Impossible to bu)' a reallv good Of 45 metal working companies . Talent Scouts 9:00 To Tell the Trutb !!leak outside t'he continental announcing ,Preliminary figure s ductrs or farm equipment is strike idleness, compareq Wit Person criticizing another. Yet it is commonplace in centers rare bri!(htened t.y fvur factors: lm· more than 22 million days !oat in ::~ J Love Lucy , ll:30 Red SkeltoD United Stales, becauqe even it no larger than Columbus or ClnctnnaH. We must seek vot>rt the fore\gnt>rs 12 et hohJ of a df"- or estimates for the first quarter, proved irrigaliof\ and .conserva· the good years _pf li1~1 and ~OM. 9;30 Deeem~r Br,tde 10:00 $6f,OdO QueStloD "excttlng ~eading" in "Gtber fttlds. And this Is good. After rent 'JllecA of meat, theJ don't Steel PG}nted out, 30 ray aale~wlll lio11 techniques \'\lhich are reduc· 10":00 'Studio One ... ,t 10·30 Spiko Jones Show be aS aCod or 'better than the tOr· 1 which kind of journ&UJm · sene& ·the hlgher purpose, han'~ lt ri~~:ht or else .smother lt8 responding ll :00 Up-to-the Mlnute Ne,Ji 11:00 UP-To-The Minute, New1 quarter of last year, ing ef!ect~ · of drought; farmer s which spJashes haJf·'trutha and rumours of conflict. here taste in sauce. 11:0!1 ~annlng the Weather I 11:05 Scanning the Weat!Mr Only 25 per cent expet't pro-fits increased buying with elections out of the way and some degree 11:10 The Late Show 8:30 The Brothers battle there, or the day'to-day registering ol a The chino,. food to betteT In to follow suit. people working and playing together with as little fus~ the Hous• or Chan tn New York -'-:-:-::::-=:.::-::-::--==-=--:::::-:-:-~ - - ' - - - - The cause elted waa a "rolling of certainty about administration personalities as possible? than in HonJr Kong, and 1 don't adjustment within the etonomy rarm policies: a weakening farm . ' mean lust chop 5lley or rhow wbteh Is beeominl accepted os price resJstanee because of In· replacement needs; and mein. j will m111leh anv of a hU'.l· normal Steel producerl!~urrent­ creasing WI1TN-TV CHANNit. IJ !Hijustment to a peacetime mardrcd Italian re!rtauran~ In New Jy operallni d about 90 per eebt ket which becomes more " reLl:« SignOn York against tho ftw~ bWit b1 of capacity- were said to be re- alistic.'' COJ;UMBUS UP-Atty. Gen. 11 :-t-4 Sign Oo 11:45 cart-ol.ln Club 'Rnmll and ror n f'Oilf!'lomerl'Lllon lying on more efficient produe· William Saxbe Friday elearcd up 11 :4:S Cartoon Club 12:10 Noon News · of fin·~ roodq, of all nationaUt\eq, Lion and elimination of coatty The industrial capacity contin· a "fumble" in the Ohio Leghtla. 12:10 Noon News 12:111 Neighbors ' will nit San Francisco aanlmu overtlme coupled with hiaher ues on an expanding pace, Steel ture. 12:15 Neighblfrs 12:30 IJberace The attorney general ruled 12:80 :Uberace suid. the pntlre world. For my dousrh prices for .:itcel. 1:00 Feminine Touch Mr. Jack Cowie, Iormor Meigs County newopaperman, was the 11erm11n.! can't r.ook any bet· Republic Steel Corp. in Cleve· that owners of domesllc rabbits 1:00 Feminine Toueb Non-ferrous com.,anie!l were re. 1:4& Movie Matinee handed a nice compliment publicly In the Columbus Dispatch tPJr th11n thr. F.MIIRh. hut vou'11 ported suffering from redUcOO"' land is in\'('sting some 166 mill . killed by dogs can be reimbursed' I 1:45 Mov1e Matinee 3:00 Afternoon J:t1lm Festival fol' the loss, ~ven though the leg- 3:00 Afternoon Film Festival 4:3C. Super Serial Time Sunday. Jack, a reporter who bas to have events buzzing to ,o . b~ter ln Clnrlnnatl tf you islators specifically voted against 4:30 SuPf'r Serial Time &:00 Mlekey Mou.!!e Club stay awake and on the job, and the kind that !Ita snucl)' Into fn"cv G#>rmnn dlshe!l than yOU the measure in 1955. 15:00 Mickey MoUlt> Club 8:00 Cartoon Club will tn Berlin. ·metropolitan pubUcatlon, received credit for cracking a. Speetes ot AOIIOSs 22. Betrdt "' The misundel;'sta.nding occurred 6:00 . Cartoon CJub Up to nnw, lncludln~ suck!ln!Z 8:30 Five Star FineJ pepper 1. htry queen 23. Fehne Geer case In Lancaster. Cowie may be a candidate for one when the legialature, on recom7:15 Jobn Daly & the New nl~rs r01111ted umtertrrOunrt In pan· 6:i0 ~ve St.r.Fln•t f. otrl'l 215. De<:k '· 1nvalld'l the cigarette awards in journalism work publicized on mendation of a committee, voted 7:11 .Job'b Daly ind Ne:w. 7:30 Conniet o:hmu8 \envoi, t hiVt! not encnun( naut.) nickname · food exclude domestic rabbits from to each week over NBC. Hope he makes the grade. 7:30. Wire Senlee · 8:31) Wyatt Earp tf.r~d any Aubtcrrlln""n eoolt:IM !li. 'Epic 26. Seod 1. Be1equer• a bi11 giving compenaation to 8:30 Voice o! Flreotont 9:00 lsroken Arrow Jack, however, Is a much better reporter than he II a fisher· thAt c~n shnb a rnnrUment at 't veuel moot ownllr!l of other animals ldlled 9:00 Press Confereriee 9:30 DuPont CavalMe 'l'beatn t. Swiftly I. Prlaon as. Lam. man, though he assumed preeminence aa an angler when here. olaln N~w ll'ng"land ahorP dinnc• by dogs. 1:38 Law-renee W•It Top Tuael 10:00 Polka Tlrrie tO. B.) pre)' 12.T.B.-. One of those aloremenUoned "usually reliable sources" bas 1" '"hlrh thf elam11, lob~ter.!! The do-mestic rabbit parqr.apb 10:30 :Mort Sabar 1. Place 81. Pole 10:30 Confidential rue iUthor disclosed recently that the fish Jaclt displayed so proudly to fl'(>~h N:.rn Afld chlrkt-m all stet was never deleted from the bill 11<00 Newo of Ilia Ntchl 8. River (Atll) 3t:i. Per. 11:00 Newt u. Exclaim• ~or\ or ,lxed Ul) In' fhelr own his father-In-law, the late Lou Burford, up<ln Jack's return and It waa stped into law by lt: I& Tlleatro IS 10. Atlaftl CO· aneerlnJIY .. U:UI 11healro 13 iulre~ 11nl'h~" th11 twoneynlent chap Gov. Frank J Lausehe. 11. Landed lated l!l•h:u••hn•'t Allltw., from Johnson's Late really had been frozen but a short time ernnsure ot senweed. U.. Vatuabl• 12: 18 SltD Off Saxbe 1aid be ruled on the 1'er· proJ)trtlo metal 31. Exchange 41. oatrlchllkt before Lou saw them. That'• all right, Jack. They taoted as y ht,•P. eaten Arrlrn n ovsters IAINID A MIAL s1on of the bUI signed by the 18. Speek, premium bird 15. Man'• good as If you'd cau1ht them didn't they? Audr.:Uan nv11ters. Eurnoe1n 0''· 18. A atrOJ'Ia,. 38. Wrest 42. Largo governor. iES9EX, Conn. -Volunteer flre-1 SNIRT ntekname 1'7.CUt Wood)'4ber to. Palltteat worm Men were extra hungry wben they lQLLDEER, N. D.-Soil ~ -~--r-= ===========.::---::~:::;-- nonA slf'rs, hi~ and vet Oriental ov!lto,.~. Rn•l lt. Wit toucbPd the old· puty 44, A ae• .li.AraJ• COLORID MILK 1101TLII tiDally li'i'iwd for· their annual ~~onitt R. M. Davis used -the lO. Sodium !U. ReJect4 P•OM DAfl • . , i'll!'hlont~rl Carolina out~nOT oyster tEn(.) 46. Pronoun MONTPEL\ER, Vt.-The at1te b&Dquet 1n hour tate. They had word "sntrt" to deseribe the The Junior..aenlor b~~tquet and thE' rrltfers ar11> agriculture deJbl;~eDt aays milk •tOpped en route to dou1e a mixture of snow and dirt whipped 'II .......... in ~lmber-eo'ore'd bottlq . bll 1 bllre. into the lit by winter galu Jn prom al Mlddle~>m!t ·11lcb llebtiOiiott>at'l~~ In k•lo and nioped h• JtWIIIIL ttrm better flavor thanll that placed these parta. wUI be held oa trlday, April :ze " small rolnf'fld hov Into a gouptn t•lear glass bOtllea. Tile deport· IIIJIIit.UPTID·MIAL · and motbu of Junior ltul:lentl wlll Dint .. or bolllnc buttPr, '24. Altver • mt.th tald tes:s ihow -lii!ht'1affeCts 'mBA,NON', Ore.-.-&ome 12S •AMILY COUNT be ia th•tre or the· banquet. A Noboilv In the WOl"hl really Ull• 27. Rub out milk navor~ espeelallY tbec homoflremen and .theJr wives l&tber. ~AIRFJ:ELD, .Me.-Mrs. M'abala 1ptclal meettn1 blil bten ealled dl'!rttandl lef'! ere11rn but u11 Rnd 2&. Web-!ootetl genh:cd variety and th•t mUi: la eil hert lot: the annual volunteer O'l>onaJ, 96, has 292 descendant• . for tbtlt Jnothtf'l Tutidl)' at 1:30 onr 1verllfe ,.anned sonll Is h"tleT ~irtl cleBr bottlet Jeft la , tbe : adnllght firemen~ •banquet. Twlee durlna -10 children, 1;19 gnmdehlldren, •· m. at tilt bllh tahooL than ••methlftg a Frenehm11n so. More for 20 miililtel ;atKf8n fellloua I the eftnln& alarms ealled the l166 .great·trandchildren and 47" IIPtmdt a wtll'!k brewln1 on th ~ fiUAIUiecll Ha\'or impairment. men to duty. great-great-grandehlldren. 12 .... ml btlr.1r: of the ttOYI!. NOITIIIII ~NNOVNCID U. Ptonov.a But h ·Ia: O)"t1v fair to sav that, Group I of tlut WolDen's Alloe~ 30 ....tltl01ol atlon wiU - 1 at lllo Fl1'll Pro• renerallv speaklnc, Amf!rlea abo Clllb~ Cburdl, 1'tlllda1, ArJr. 18. le!'VM the worat food ln ~lle 10. _._.. I t o - wUI be lin. Sudaon world-In the aYerue roataunn•, -, Whlto, llro. part OUmote . and the averasre roadalde joint. Jn :~ Cuey oee, Tent they try ltetll:. and anv· Mn. Jam.e• Buc•anu. OS.An>dOul M~ PRoF, bodv who would fry a steak ta. Humt. •an CAN'T 6ET A OIIAIIOI TO M-IT would rualle ...tue. MUM!!LE EVEN Pomet'<IJ Beod Gral\le wiU meet In Cilllornlt they boot :vou tb OUT OF HIS WedneadQ at '1:10 t. m. There death with ab.tone•. and the onlt .,l,. . lloutheut CI..ASS WHEN will be off!.., ~ and on wov to ... tijt. ruhherlled tbetl ... atrilhp HE PRESENTS · ft•b u to boll It dlc •d .., otong. memherl ore Ul'locl to tiltinG. ~. Arlil "THE SIMPLEST 11l~e a rotk aarl then eat the roc.<. ,. PROBL.EM• .. .... The nerau Southern restaurant 1.~ eookl eveeythlac In .-rease and tu1r1nlee1 tttomatne to (0 with 1.~ th" aeute lnd1reatlon. Q(\0.'11 CR'l'PTOQUorE- Here'• 'llow lo w~lti Tilt ,..dlnA!'y N:ew En•land I AXYOLBAAXR . ~ boiled dinner and 'ftlh ehowde" Fumble Cleared By S.axbe Rul•'ng Jn Rabbi'l Law Cowie Breveted For Work In G,eer Case But His Fishing Exploits QuestiOfled! DAILY CROSSWORD ~ .. ........... :, ·lia:uySentlnel,Pomeroy-Midd!eport,O~Aprla'15;JtJ1.....3J ·-!"" .....~:-:-~~-~:...:..,__;...~..;...:...;;.~~;:.;:.·~1 : 1 ,.,..! w. · · ... ,· ADS ' ..uN ..,TJINT DEl'BNDA.IILII .BES,.,..TI · .. , - PHONE 398 RATES 2 oeut1 per wprd, one IDstrtloorXInlmum ebarle .501:!.-4 eeatt . P.er wo~ for.,tbree cODJeeutive inBertlona. ·· S~lal - One month for 2ti centa per'Word. .J'ull tatl! ot 2 eob per word will be charged for advertlllnalf it:Ot "~id for be1'ore the 15t'- of each lllOOth followin(luaerUoo. . ·- · In ""'"'"'''"'~hould be noorted ..... dla~.. no O.llY Seilti.nttl "'ill not be f4:1poWilble f• more UMttl 0116 ibtbr· . rect laaerilcm. Cord o! lbll!ka and Special Notlcea of Ev,.ts $L98. Obltuai1eo .~ubliBbed at 1 eent per word. · for retan bread route. Salary and Bonus. Apply NlcholsJJa": ery, 806 W. Maln Street Porile· i-oy April, 16 It 17 between P. M. '-lri..3tc HIGH .'SCHOOL graduate between 20 andWrite 38 to Box work in ·agea D entalof Office. fS66..:E c/o Dally senllnel, Pomeroy. tina Cpe: $2.1tS.OO. Hard 'Top, · 4 IS 31c all .leathtt lll!ats, po._ st.*:r• 7.i-::7-::::---:-----ing ond, brakes. Bl.utto.r's, ( 19) ·Business Pomeroy. '4-lt'llte OpcortUnities IT'S EASY TO BUY- sEtL~ RENTfiRt!.emj!ll>)'inent- hlrefind a loSt I~ tllrilugb 'Ihe Daily SeritiMl WANT •ADS, · l>Op't put it off _;, till lif$ Today..;.. At! Ad In this column * j D~ v~ ~yJ.' ~ 1964 .ir. So.·:!"""·'--'~------' P...ter 'stelrlnr VAI.UAaLI IU~INISS tftn. · ' $!,2~-1!0- power 'lUte, · _,.., . fine !I', ~e!lnar'., P.....,.ojo, .HJ<6!• 1963 Buick VB Super 4 dr. Sedan OPPORTUNITY Mew Automatic 6 In 1 Hot Drink Unit hahdling the ·ontr world N fal'(lbUI natioOIJIY •dvertiKed · tt.21111lO. o~.now:c~r. ... 'be.u. ~ Chocolate Tea t. n •" 3 tiful lW'o ·toni b~M: finiib. · ··•I Ctmee 11 " Soup•. You ·mus.t be hol)drt, retnar's. PdJrteroy. '· 1 t.ll~ .liable, hlvt a •ineBre dea1te an·J 1953 Ch 1 t ~~- .• id Se. lltlbiUori to own pennanent ~"";Ttt~e~· olie highly profitable year .J'Ound o tbl eleaaeat ':13 around. bu•httsa whlch c.tn be O'pffl'ltf'l:d Blaeitn~r _, 'a.. '. Pomeroy. 4-11-Bt:c tron1 )'OUt home in spate or fuJl time. through. tntniat: tnd 100. ~~. % ct>Operation given. 11 de!lred .. _"'Rg-u ·TS • · 1~ . ......._._ l'ql. liclr . ~ _ STOllE an! · I")WNG S'llA'IlON, wtlil ·st-oe:t.t)l. with 3 loom llv· 1n1 ~~ on iiJ! IIOXI!O op • ftt. 111!,' 2 mife,from Pomeroy, J. IV.... n111 . :'rftufl!i•y Nitht -- ...........__ '.": . ~rill I - lt30 P.~-• :.H. .......,. ...iii• ""'I . ' ~1:. ~!Ul&tt. ~ ~ J Wtrll. · · =: · 4 1 ~tTflatt.n ~ ~t:., ~ ·MJI!1riljiN:;Jor~• ·t*lnl nP:sirat.lon. Ru-. Jand. n~~ tats for · farm equlp· ., a 6t ,P • sO!e.:t!onrl hoi coo e~a ~~ ,cans, ptH:e\-1 &. t Fuilon thompson, Pomeroy. ment. We urge you to itte,td and bellJ inform .urds U to your thinking In roga to theJe )ms.. . •lo :J{ardy, Jiecl"eation leaqr, W!ll Jljl pre~~e.Dt to provide tun ~ 111.nt., and recreation for pubUe. all. RefreshOtea to the "'l:ljtc L BASL GOsti!N'Gs. Phone 816-Y I , qU be.r u tJ Brown ~5-etc m SED and w terms, we . reit"Jpt;"at&ra. · et'IV ~ma=k~"'~·-· *""""'· Your llotpolf!l d'!O\OI',.,.., ,... bet.w $1,1. · nin.ga until 8:00 P. M. · · 4-tll-6te , ' FOR SALE 011 1'1\AD~ A ,l,.d work hotse . .lft!Mt- SW.e~.fllid dleport llo•lli"l (Broi!bury), 4olll-3tp FOR BALE on APmL 16, 2 cool rut~ IP\IX13, like p.ew • llflni taxed materiaOy before lilnJ. Creat Britain, Weot Germaoy, (f) I, •tlil C!ount!> Ohio. ' , . NOTtc:ll OIL tile rldleot bt W'otltl Wh:t will happen · In oiJ!rlrttt Ualted polloJ .u ,tile !hde. of other Allied doun.trJa wltb Bell ' ~tatea TRACTOR SALES l'omerey . Insurance AN tn•uranee P'rOtectiODt Polio. Coli .Don Ohio. AUTO SALES CONCtumil BLOCKS "lulltl .._l'orL-· m ......·"''"'"'-... S~<>l eoatforllnJ lleailty !I'Afabpve ~4 · ~- mile above Gri!ii' Uet. , m; ~ "ar •• • !le ' ~lion will · lietsn ' lloute l131, an tlut hu 'i'll'ia, Ajjrll.. liOtb, 10 a. p.m. , • • • • • • • * • • • • It a eosi •• • * "UIIbt the o fallllly'l me8111 FUNEL\L BOIIIB co. 9iCG.oP . t. ~~~t~:~:l~=-~~~~ . . lo LONOF!Il&.&.OW . thepte hunlt'Y codevr. lo:fl iood Pllllim• 1nfl t noteuaethat · ftrtUber . ~ ~~I You can Uvt all ctteterlu, '1Jbeoi 1\'avoll... th• 11 .to watch wbe~ the otop, •nd the '" will be .WI BUY la ~oubt, FY EINSTEIN'S '61<4II'I· WAVE, AND 'THEY ts' ~X> ' 11 KVJX FNA AP FV with ~f'amer. ~ I ( tlleport. .. . - schools, milk route by the . m1ner•l•. 'f32QO.OD. LVCKVW!-SPJZOSPJA~. AMIII\081£ IIUIIRC&. • , . ' t. j ~ 1'' euulaiittdl by ...... l'tta.\ur'- 1Yo45C•te crib and gafi;e. land, 2\2 mUes ........ 9elmollm, XPN\VQ ·- - CI')'JIIoqdoWI . PI\BJUDICB: A VAGRANT ~ON WITHOUT V($I!ILI; MiliAN& OF BIJPPOI\T- . ' barn, JUMP ALL 0\II;R 1-IEEM •h• · ' • Cf\TKV, .m i;jlll~i!ii!-a .• "wit\ good $house, celtl'l', very cood DEMONS'IRATII'lG l'ftT.t!)D !lCD 'J'A TW ALOA ZCSW AP the.rt b at· OHIO VALLEY L.eT loiiM SLIP SLII>I<l'I.Y ·IN A Ornte;r~.m Quota1ton 1II~~~:...~th~•~,ceffee toUftd. tnd t1e3 and naojpf'Jcl tdlble.- mUCTURAL I BEAMI ICRAP IRDN- MITALl s~ OntJetttr tlmply atandlfor another. · I.,_ thilaampte A •• u~ed lor- the thnt L'a, X tor the two O'a, etc. $lncle ltttet'll, t.pol· t~p- the leriatJt ' and fonnatlon of the wora. "' all hlnh. ·l*b day tM COdt lettera ar.e different. · , . ' N, W. C(!)MPTON, 0. D. • strategic. -·11 Freedom Needs ( Educated People .... - d .... ~ ..- • S6lmCI edueattoa for fttf Jotml' peo_ple wboW'JUt.tnd. desene it. AI • pn.C:tical llle&ture to pret.d tM f&&t&)re of J01tf' bustneu, help the eollepa or uni· ftllatW. of JOV dloiee-oow! The nturnt wiH be creater than you think. • • • • -- ' _ganlzation. dollars worth of good• to Red Cblna a year. It espeeieUy Wlnts to develop nport of autom.obUaa The utomoblles supposed1y- would be strJctJy for ll'lvilian u,e. There the question arise• of how anybody could keep Chinese Com· munist army men from rldlna in sue'h vebkles If they llRd. One argument wbieh those .Uo ravOJ" t11creued trade u!lie-tneludln( some Am~•a es:port. ert-if that tirht ~ only ~e to mlft communlst China almost completelY atpudent on.;RuiBia for a:oodi. It ~ee~•­ The o'tllcial AmericJn llltlllld .hi tbat ter relaxation will aid the We~ The Dally SeDtinel are very pleased !<' utend a hllld of W11lcome to all the new llllbScribers who have accepted The Daily Sentinel as their boone newspaper and to all of our rubserlbeJs or long standing who have 1tamrn the enjOyrneill or tea41Dg 0111' Dewspaper and have seen us grow and aplUid our serw:.t of k\ed eonnge. We have appreclale4 the irlRd wonts of eneo~ lbat ., . bave Jlven us strength .IQ!d lbe friendly aritlclems as well which has hillpo4 iia to Improve our product and to ' avenues to trav'el lbet have enabled The DallY SWiael 1o terYe more fAmilies wllh "e many vlirled interests. today, 111ore homes reeelve ~ Daii7 Sellllllel {J,3'1'4 ·homes) . .. . \ than at ~e In Its sis years. We appreclatt;. Ule support yoa are IJYing your local JUnQpaper, wltbollt 1111lch we coulc! not eiilst, &rid Witbout which,.. could not pw. IF YOU ARE READING THE DAILY SENTINEL AND ARE NOT NOW A SUBSCRIBER .....• Why Not Subscribe Tocloy It's Easy Just Phone 39.8 ' .CWKLIR IIALtY 22t • ' Phono ltli-Y (t 13 31<) \ .. .. 4 ·. J{NNTH! Macmillan discuased the 1rade sl'· u~tion wtth Pre~ident Eisenhow· er at tbelr eonrerence in Ber· muda lut month. Nu agreemel•t was reached. Tr. . .,.up ToMMt Now it has been decided thal the 15 countries whir.h belong .to the China Trade Co.Ordlnatin;t Committee shall discuss relaxa. Lion at a meeting t.o ' be held io Paris soon. Member• of thi.s com· mi'ttee, called ..Chlncom," 1~­ elude the United Sta1es, Canada, Japan and 12 European members Rainfall Only Half In March Usual Amount JUHK CO. •rto•a'J&UT . . . . . . . . . . Niaat., Ofllee BMiii& I 1e U. lie L IC!tll 'tlllf- 11 ftwQ British. Prime . Minister HaroH Comrft't!Jiista. - 1 · Britain took the irlltiative ia ar· Tre..y·Finst.rwolcl ....., "'·= On your:Dial Your ~~~~~;~ii ranging this meeting. Bl"itain be-lieves it can export 112 million r.:t:r' 990 Ill lllddleport of the North Allanlle 'J'I'eafl" ... ' GRUESBR BLOCK CO. DRlVIi: IT! FURNITURE Oa 1'lte Brlgblelt CorDer ter. a..., * as BAKER Jan. 1. lJitdf~ . Feb. 1. 19M-to~; liirtifl 1, l1117-tlauch- be -steD.. But tbtre I• lite~§' to be iDcnastnr pressure on Ole covl!'fP. IDent rrom the lilt JBanulaetwett I m•eaL to east AmerleaD re.miettohl. ~ . FIRST PF THE MONTH CElOi'liiAL FAi.Ls, II.. L- Mr. and lin.. ll&ariee Patenaude'• •b!ltlren ~.;_ 11W loirthtla'" to FULTON THOMPSON ft. ·I roo.m hOUfle TEST ·IIlli $299.00 HAY LINER 4 8 tile IT! FOR Chlua becoluH lrapot'tab.t re171.alat THtord, Syraeure, 90'1·M. ··_;a on tli>lr-tablo. ll'IIOJI the m6ney aad ilioJ want lo into wllat b , poteDtilnt ·ene a, 1;-,jfu MED!:Rll deep ..On PUJUP· Yiran Monday Hew Furnitvre France, Japab aDd otber coua· trie" are determined to ease up the embar&o aaalut trade which has ~h imposed •lm-e tbe Chin· B. ,Eiae181eio whote Pod Office est Reds entered t.he Korean Wat address ' is Pomeroy, Ohio bat ~n io 18:SO. · duly appofnted ,Ad~jnlalra~ 1 ~f The Uniled State• is apilltt the Estate of,Artbflt Delbeft: Waet. any relaxation. The EUenllower stein, deeeafed'_ Iate of PooiVoy. adminJJtratlon eJ.PZUNI deter· Meigs <louatJ. Ohio~ minati•n to malo~ the United Dated t'hl• tfth ~- Of March."j Stites blanket embargo on ROO 19&7, Cblna trade. ' But otller Alllld elftJDbi.ts are Jo'ba C. Bteon . Judl!,"i tll,t~bate ;Courl to malntalathe Pfttell NOTICI OP APPOINTMINT latitt of Artttur Dela-t lhetateln ·Ditllll... Notice it hereby alveD that Cfldt obtained bJ robm s1,1lte, MoHair,-..· glidt.o 4-15 1tp Legal Not.:_. •'-'111' Rooms lrHalii!L, Get ll"l" thll 4th day of AprH 191tT. llritl:ia and GenwlJ. for ino eaUJe ' are black, Jobn C. BaeoD 8 .melmJm~t:,. umn~: Iourlevab.. lepertt-o Judge of the Prctb&te COtU't. ltance, want tt bull4 v.p blC . eua tlJan purebred ••" uJ .,_..,"" export tr.ad111 Jn motor cth an4 cot hue tbe aceenlllei&J County, Ohio lbly, $1l,MI!.OO Y>arly, Only (t) a, 15, 22. 1ractor.s With CDiftmiJBiJt qbiaa. ' . over the 6oulders it< · $17DO sUrts y(JU. ?'or those d·'lSome .une..le.. laoauta<llloero of t1J0 purebred lllririg lafger operaiton flbanci'al • ....... , rur. Ford aD4 Cb171lor ore oa W me show yGu tome a11sistance available. For further reeord •• fl'fOriq lncNII~a eut-out data 1Milab1l! btJildina lots. Only aHilt ln!onnat!on, write giving phooe trade. Henry J'er'd ll • IDeatful at , 1t has been foUD4 that minute• w.l1k from Court Houle. to Dept. 131-L. B.ox 86&-F, c/o the anfttlal eoavent1oa Of tht N•· 1 b,,brld gained in tbe H'O!.IA. N. Bengel, PomeroJ. Daily SerrUrfel, 'Pome~. of these two breed• hu m1de 4 I tf tiabal · Alit(lril'ObUe Dealers ~ 4·15-lt.e etation In San hanclteo on lan. 2 1.0'1' FOR SALE. 493 Broadway, 18, sai.d that trade witb comtDu·1.._ur TIMI ' Ol Business Service! M'ddi~~·. \ ~.t"v . ... Write orca~ w. T. 1st Chilli might be in. the best inWash. - Charles COMPLETE Insurance Pro*tion. Urwin , 216 ·R obin nd., averl)' terests of the United PC!fates. He lsrliTOwnP,PENISH,. a Toppenish drug .!~ Life, auto-. Fire, Polio. Call Don Ohio, ptl<me 856-W. called for "realistic deeitdon.s" on owner. U• . ..ennOUilCed· pbns oo trade and aid -polleiea regardJ1t build tlle town of Geota., Walh., M"'·,Qllll".tA}eporL Ohio. ~·;;;1;;5:; · 6=tc=:..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;oo:=;;.:;;;;;;:;;;;; UQ ~ !• S"7t7 R-ed-ruled eountrieJ. at 1 lite near here. Britain, West Germany, France Q'1pi!rlni llt:K miVJOE · ;,. WdOJI t:e' ., -- The . ,. -,.,. Trol ..d """' and Japan amo4'g otht>.r countries trltehmaker, COH.lNS JEW& 11 d !iire3dy have relaxed their trad•! STARTING EARLY LPJIIS, Pomeroy. 14-lf New Ho an restrictions to a coru.lderabl~ LEE, Mass.-A well filled bope extent. Britain notified the Unl~­ ebHt, aiyen u a door prize ~t a ' ed States in Mq, 1958, thilt it in. card party 10 st. Mary'a par~ RADIO l TELI!vmON SERVICE , .... _ ,," tended to ¥'qease its ·. tta~ With ·hiU W41 ~WOD, by two year. 91d Pbon~~o '!.:lO. Cleland Appliance the Chinese Reds. This easing ;n· Steven COnsoJatl. &tore, lid W.l(aln SL; Pomeroy. Completer:y Now Ftom 2-!lS.IJ .. eluded the shipment of som" Jflteh 10 Chute items whieh had been classifitA / loeat1ons wllJ be • bedro'brir 'luitl! • fhon, 2Bfi, seen at llD lluttem"t. WHTN-T'V ·Channel13 ;..,!..., .. * sr. ;::,;, . :;::;;;::::;:;;::::::::;=::::::::.j ~·.~,_. .... •..m•g , .~~ \..,..,SA ~~ ·~ .. W'l and 7:00 !1:00 P. M. ~~·~·~·~:::=~=====~;;:;;::;:::;;=.;;:;;;::;:::;~.l~ (1'1) Notice.s , 1955 Pohtfae \'a :Star Cble( Cola· • Foreip News i27 Branp lleifen · To_Dfleter_ -. In ~eneznela Froill Bob EVIIIB Farm CollUDeittary CLAR.ING .o~ IJ1> - 1..eon••• ~ & • MIIlo,r 27 . employed on a brld•• s:PO'fiiD POri'. britllo, oaddl•. hoUdini flor,.a a !rae. for sale OTtl'iltle ro> milk •""· tared lOJ whon d coil>lructlo• l-eMo Howard, Letart Falls. worb<r Cell 40 teet ftot;n a a:In:ler 4-h..tSte and landed on tum . Tile toiJI.trllt· don worker, who fell while work117) Help Wanted ms on the Olln•Jotathleson ehenu . . BY CHARLI!S M. MCCANI1 . ul plant con•t.ruetlon· job ntu United Preas su.a CorreJpondent WANTED-Local reli!!.ble married here, 1utrered ollly a ft'W bruilfl. It il pr.ictieally certaJn lb.,_ m.en, between tbe 8$'ei of 23 .and Allied rerJtr!eU(JRI aplilst tnd,. 35, Wltb h1eh school education, with Communi•t China trill be rt· .,...,..,..,. J E H Sunriee To Sunset Sttation s•• -· WANT ....,,. : "'h ""'R • ":":: :."v WIQ!:!G,~N NUlt: .~ (1. "') F T d s·-f I u or ro e or a e '" -• ' �,, .· RUARK REPORT 'the Daily Sentinel DkfCh'ID TO lNTI!:USTs OP IIEJGS-IIAIION ADA ----- TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan,e13 Monday Tuesday IV ROBERT (. RUARK lltiWID i. OWIN- GINIIAL Mo\IL\GIIl 1 waa a touched Jtsrtled not 10 .aniiCiUI LORIINI-11111'011 - - ...............Diati".!"J BottiJielli.Kimblll, lie., . . IOhg ato to rtad a piece by !P.at•l ,=aft~. 111, N. Y. . Gtlllco ln Eaquire corilnc Ou• _ _'l'il~ M . el:all JDIIIInl matter .t tbe PQit oftlte Pollio atnne for Amerieln grub, ont.;lliiJ4;~ ., - b y eorrler wbero available 30 ..1111 per Cia,ly Amerit'e.n grub 111 prc.ducCd .,. ~: CliiO Ill l~viUift ill 'l'bO Dally Senttnel ofllce, a1&.80: lb In the Collt>gP Jnn ln Hauston~ ; ' - !llDillhs. By motor route where ovalfoble: Tex. -~ "· Jy ...U ,..or fll; oil< monlhl, M-25; throe IDOl10ll, We would uol ha\'1.' ex~ted thls rrom Galliro, one or the 1rU•! --tne~ II!Onl!i. ••· · Publlabtd eVen' itternoon ~xcept SUndl.f_by '11te Obio Valley Sen- international boulel'Brdiers Of O<[f liBeL llic., at 110 lle<banle St .. POJDeM>Y. 0. llullaea olt1ce phone JOt, time-• ·man who t'iln Wllllk th<.> ...._,_.. * ~ _,spo. 6:M Sign Ort 7:00 Todn .,.10. Mlll!tW olllet pltbO> 311?. 9:00 R('mpcr Room 10:00 Hom., · 11:00 The Price 11 Right 11:30 Truth or Consequencea 1~:00 Tic Tac Dough t2 :SO It Could Be You 1:00 Current 2:00 Camtra Goes to School 2:3(} Tennesaee Ernie Ford 3:00 Matlnet Tb'!atre 4 :0C Queen For A !Jay 4:41 M:mlern Bomaneel streets of London or Ne-w York in 111 beret and an opera cap(' , while wearing a full beard and earrYIDg a fencmg £oil, wtthi)Ul excltlne undue comment. GaUko. since we have gnown him , w;.~s News Sources In Our Small Towns Oitlerent Than In Cities, Capitols noted'"more a·s a caviar-and-bUni Just how reliable are theBe uinformed sources," "well-in· man who might .spend an bottr II) ..., 'tatlng the righl apple to smei!," fonned sources," "usually reliable sources," or "authon'ta,~ve the camembrrt on. we applaud sources" that newspaper wire editors 15:30 My Utt!e MarJie e:oo SupehQan 6 :30 .fiewa PiCture and newspaper readers Galtifo's see in print each day? The beat, beat of the rumors that pour out of Washington, and al~ the world capitols, month after month bas caused many of us to conclude: INFORMED SOURCES _ These are steady, upright men, t t Th be trust· and ef I to ert · "-'E> U-meanmg us u a c :un ex en · ey ~;~~~~~~~ -ed for less Important infonnation, such as when the is going on holiday again, or what M. Pineau said about nel Nasser (this is easy, anyway). They are subordinate to of weird fully on the infonned sources, whom they dominate. USUALLY RELIABLE SOURCES - Are They crop up as a rule in those Middle Eastern but. where correspondents are not numerous. and are of rumours that Syria is British Commonwealth or that 1700 earthquake in Northern Turkey and the quake wasn't in Turkey). AUTHORITATIVE SOURCES - The genuine article. the fountainhead ex-members or the Diplomatic Corps or caddies Georgia. They even know wbat Mr. Dulles means White House fssues an explanation. U it should be real estate and eeSslYe wastes of WELL-INFORMED SOURCES - Quite reliable, but reited. Have a knowing air about them. Eat and drink well. Dress with just a hint of bad taste. Will refer to statesmen by t h etr christIan names. S no bs t o a d egree, an d Iook d own d read • ,. pc~'picaeity, beeaus:;he'.'! dead rLght. 1 am not what you would rail a boulevardl('r, h&ve no opera cape and th.e only fencing f ever di·l was to jump ove1· one once, <t fajrisb root ahead cr 1 Jerse y bull. BUt 1 h::JVe inhabited a 1ot IS:OO ComedJ Time . smne 8:45 Sporb ~e 8:155 Weatl:unalt I 7:00 Solliers-ot furtuM 7:30 Nat "Kihl" Cole '1:415 NBC New• 8:00 Sir Lancelot 8.30 Tales of Wells Fargo 9:00 'J'wenty One 9 30 DA.. rt td.o hu•-err : ,_,_.,..e IO:ao l!odto 714 P:._v...· ex· in m:; time, and when the taste bud• start to throb, it t>in'l exoll ~ grub that kicks orr the drool. war, oL sea I u~ed to During have thethe!lqme culinary dream. and It -had nothing to do wub plover's eggs. vintage champagne. or French sauces. 1 dreamed ul water u :OO News Beallllnel 11:1!1 1 eMJiner~oOked hamburgers, tried chlcken and rorn on the cob. n made no differen.te ir we go: uhore in cuablanc:\ and were MOiday _(han nell • 1 8:00 Captltn Kanproo 8:45 CBS Mornlna New& G:OO Korninr Sbo\! prompth· eardeep in Jlersian mu we &re able to classlfy''the varlQua types of source so uadwich. we could explain that we hiVe done 10 as a result of As a background, 1 may men· ·1n f orma tion f rom c1rctes c1ose to a hltherto t ~us.t wor thy offl• raw Uon fish that in I nave etten s~a-urchin~. Jopan, all the currtM, cia! who Is In toucb with a reportedly highly placed spokesman who is understood to have • • • • Reporting In the fast life of the national capitol where one's sources have to be graded Is far different lhlnJ Ulan lng the dally evepta of our sniall Ohio towns. ·H ere we find someone willing to speak for publication without his name being used. Reason: Just ·about any remarks tan be traced back to the Individual saying them. We know each other so well. Maybe that's why many a big city newspaper man gives the whirling struggle he finds enmeshing hlm and buys quiet little paper with 5,000 circulation and becomes one ol a community. He won't contract ulcers at 45, or have his pump frted grubworm• (very tasty), elo- phant heart. ancient with the heads on, eggs, quail shari'o fin CHANNIL I 8.M Slin On 7.00 Today 9:00 Romper RoGm 10:00 Hom e 11'00 The Price Is Right 11 :30 Truth or con!lequeneel 1:1:00 Tie Tac Doullb 12.30 It Could Be You l:C'O Current 2:00 Parson' s Study 2:30 Tennesseoe Ernie Ford 3:00 Matinee Theatre 4:00 Queen For A Day 4·4.5 Modern Romance !HIO Comedy Tlme !1:80 My LittJe Margie 8:00 Spinach Playhouse 6:30 NPWS 6:45 Sportlil Eye 6:55 Weathercast 7 00 Federal Men 7:30 Jonathan Widen Shew 7:43 NBC Newi 8:00 Arthur Murray Party · 8:30 Panic , 0:00 ·Jane Wyman Show 9·."" Kal<er Alumlnus flour ~ 10:30 A Man ~aUed X 11:00 N'ews Headlinea 11:15 Weatbf'rr'C• 1 l!ol< u:ao Pre" 1\:M Tonight U:3J) 'Sicn D•f · WC·HS--tv Channe2 8 double-dipped choeoh.le ma1ted mllksbalrie• cold beer. trurk-drlv lons and •nails-my North Carouna soul cried out for a b.seon, , tettucP-. peanut butte,- and jelly W.eatbm:alt u:20 Pren t~os lt:2S to~llllt 12:30 SlP 0!1 WS A'Z·TV 10:00 Garry Moorf' 10':30 Arthur Godf.re, 11:80 Strike It Rleb · Pf0 f1"t. Squeeze Next ,~~:: ~H!n:( ~= SteeI Illdustn·es Feanng 11 22 :_~ eu:I,dlec~)~.hTtomorr.. d ._ ... . . ._ SG. Yeal' H Present Trends Continue Is Reporte 1 t5 ~t~~iJ;t~~rn• TunoA•· - cHANNEL • 8:00 Captain K.anagroo 8:45 CBS Mornina: News 9:00 Mot'Ding Sbow 10:00 Garry Moore 10:30 Arthur G')dfrer 11:30 Strlke it Rleb 12:00 Valiant Lads g;:g ~;e:'t~f;omarrn 12:45 Guiding Light 1:00 Katle"s Kiteben :•~·::.~~:~~::"" CLEWU.AND UP-Tbe ateel demand and lower prices for some ~on dolliln , to increase ita annual 2:30 Housl'!party 3:00 Big Payoff ~p. palm ulad, bullalo tongue, tuduitry wJU ')e Jripped wltl! a · metals, especially copper. Home ~ngot capa~1ty by nearly h~o mill- 3:00 Bla: Payorr 3:30 Bob Cril!lb)' Show ·Uve shrimJ>, and moet of th• 11,proflt aqueeze:' durini th.e com- appHnnce manufacturers and' pro- 10n ton~ . ..fhe project will_near S:SO Bo' Craaby Show 4:00 Brlg:btP-r Day eluslc dlohes of moet of the 1n1 yell" 11 the tl'end ot the first ducE:'rs or other home products completion thls. year. Fae~ll~ies 4:()0 Brighter Day 4:13 Secret storm eountrles. ·quarter continues, Steel Maaazine were reported declining because improvements Include two ne.w •:15 Seeret Storm 4:30 Edge tJ' Nlgbt But the roast beef of old Eng- said today. of the lower l'ate of hou~ing starts large open hearth furnacea m t::30 Ed&e or NiJ(ht .5 :00 The Early Show basn't a patch on the roast The metal working weekly re- and ~>tattered competitive price ~leveland, two. electric furnaces 5:00 1'be Early Show ·8:30 Your E&sO' nepm:ter old New Yor•k, and I ported that steel producers and pressures. In Warren, ~hJo, and conversion !!:30 Your Esso Reporter 6:48 Spor:ts parade been In a French resfabricators and ruppliers to th.e ·Hea,..y equipmenl produeen of !In electric furnace to top 6·45 Sports Paradp 6!55 Weatherman that could 10~ Industry generally predict a pros- were reportedly sti ll expanding ch.arglng ln. th~ Chieai~ plant. 7:00 Profile :M Weathennan 8 • Vieux Corre In peroua year, but do not e.xpect with one of 13 reported firms . The p~blleatJon predicted that, 7~00 Presa Conferene<> 7:111 Douilas Edwards w... . lnf!reased proflts margin.!! to showing a &ales dceline in the ~~ the first; · quarters. trend con- 7.u5 Dougtaa.Edwa.rds. 7:30 Range Jf,idcr fail him at ~0 . There is no use argulnl(; It Js mateb the sales Increase. lint q'uarter. tmues:, the t~dustry wHl lou only 7:30 Robinhoo1 8:00 Phil Silvers Show Strcl sai ~ the mtllook for pro· about 20 rnlillon man·da] 1 _byh 6 :00 Burns & Allen i!:30 Privd.te S~:r:.etqy Your hometown paper, you notice, rarely lf ever quotes a Impossible to bu)' a reallv good Of 45 metal working companies . Talent Scouts 9:00 To Tell the Trutb !!leak outside t'he continental announcing ,Preliminary figure s ductrs or farm equipment is strike idleness, compareq Wit Person criticizing another. Yet it is commonplace in centers rare bri!(htened t.y fvur factors: lm· more than 22 million days !oat in ::~ J Love Lucy , ll:30 Red SkeltoD United Stales, becauqe even it no larger than Columbus or ClnctnnaH. We must seek vot>rt the fore\gnt>rs 12 et hohJ of a df"- or estimates for the first quarter, proved irrigaliof\ and .conserva· the good years _pf li1~1 and ~OM. 9;30 Deeem~r Br,tde 10:00 $6f,OdO QueStloD "excttlng ~eading" in "Gtber fttlds. And this Is good. After rent 'JllecA of meat, theJ don't Steel PG}nted out, 30 ray aale~wlll lio11 techniques \'\lhich are reduc· 10":00 'Studio One ... ,t 10·30 Spiko Jones Show be aS aCod or 'better than the tOr· 1 which kind of journ&UJm · sene& ·the hlgher purpose, han'~ lt ri~~:ht or else .smother lt8 responding ll :00 Up-to-the Mlnute Ne,Ji 11:00 UP-To-The Minute, New1 quarter of last year, ing ef!ect~ · of drought; farmer s which spJashes haJf·'trutha and rumours of conflict. here taste in sauce. 11:0!1 ~annlng the Weather I 11:05 Scanning the Weat!Mr Only 25 per cent expet't pro-fits increased buying with elections out of the way and some degree 11:10 The Late Show 8:30 The Brothers battle there, or the day'to-day registering ol a The chino,. food to betteT In to follow suit. people working and playing together with as little fus~ the Hous• or Chan tn New York -'-:-:-::::-=:.::-::-::--==-=--:::::-:-:-~ - - ' - - - - The cause elted waa a "rolling of certainty about administration personalities as possible? than in HonJr Kong, and 1 don't adjustment within the etonomy rarm policies: a weakening farm . ' mean lust chop 5lley or rhow wbteh Is beeominl accepted os price resJstanee because of In· replacement needs; and mein. j will m111leh anv of a hU'.l· normal Steel producerl!~urrent­ creasing WI1TN-TV CHANNit. IJ !Hijustment to a peacetime mardrcd Italian re!rtauran~ In New Jy operallni d about 90 per eebt ket which becomes more " reLl:« SignOn York against tho ftw~ bWit b1 of capacity- were said to be re- alistic.'' COJ;UMBUS UP-Atty. Gen. 11 :-t-4 Sign Oo 11:45 cart-ol.ln Club 'Rnmll and ror n f'Oilf!'lomerl'Lllon lying on more efficient produe· William Saxbe Friday elearcd up 11 :4:S Cartoon Club 12:10 Noon News · of fin·~ roodq, of all nationaUt\eq, Lion and elimination of coatty The industrial capacity contin· a "fumble" in the Ohio Leghtla. 12:10 Noon News 12:111 Neighbors ' will nit San Francisco aanlmu overtlme coupled with hiaher ues on an expanding pace, Steel ture. 12:15 Neighblfrs 12:30 IJberace The attorney general ruled 12:80 :Uberace suid. the pntlre world. For my dousrh prices for .:itcel. 1:00 Feminine Touch Mr. Jack Cowie, Iormor Meigs County newopaperman, was the 11erm11n.! can't r.ook any bet· Republic Steel Corp. in Cleve· that owners of domesllc rabbits 1:00 Feminine Toueb Non-ferrous com.,anie!l were re. 1:4& Movie Matinee handed a nice compliment publicly In the Columbus Dispatch tPJr th11n thr. F.MIIRh. hut vou'11 ported suffering from redUcOO"' land is in\'('sting some 166 mill . killed by dogs can be reimbursed' I 1:45 Mov1e Matinee 3:00 Afternoon J:t1lm Festival fol' the loss, ~ven though the leg- 3:00 Afternoon Film Festival 4:3C. Super Serial Time Sunday. Jack, a reporter who bas to have events buzzing to ,o . b~ter ln Clnrlnnatl tf you islators specifically voted against 4:30 SuPf'r Serial Time &:00 Mlekey Mou.!!e Club stay awake and on the job, and the kind that !Ita snucl)' Into fn"cv G#>rmnn dlshe!l than yOU the measure in 1955. 15:00 Mickey MoUlt> Club 8:00 Cartoon Club will tn Berlin. ·metropolitan pubUcatlon, received credit for cracking a. Speetes ot AOIIOSs 22. Betrdt "' The misundel;'sta.nding occurred 6:00 . Cartoon CJub Up to nnw, lncludln~ suck!ln!Z 8:30 Five Star FineJ pepper 1. htry queen 23. Fehne Geer case In Lancaster. Cowie may be a candidate for one when the legialature, on recom7:15 Jobn Daly & the New nl~rs r01111ted umtertrrOunrt In pan· 6:i0 ~ve St.r.Fln•t f. otrl'l 215. De<:k '· 1nvalld'l the cigarette awards in journalism work publicized on mendation of a committee, voted 7:11 .Job'b Daly ind Ne:w. 7:30 Conniet o:hmu8 \envoi, t hiVt! not encnun( naut.) nickname · food exclude domestic rabbits from to each week over NBC. Hope he makes the grade. 7:30. Wire Senlee · 8:31) Wyatt Earp tf.r~d any Aubtcrrlln""n eoolt:IM !li. 'Epic 26. Seod 1. Be1equer• a bi11 giving compenaation to 8:30 Voice o! Flreotont 9:00 lsroken Arrow Jack, however, Is a much better reporter than he II a fisher· thAt c~n shnb a rnnrUment at 't veuel moot ownllr!l of other animals ldlled 9:00 Press Confereriee 9:30 DuPont CavalMe 'l'beatn t. Swiftly I. Prlaon as. Lam. man, though he assumed preeminence aa an angler when here. olaln N~w ll'ng"land ahorP dinnc• by dogs. 1:38 Law-renee W•It Top Tuael 10:00 Polka Tlrrie tO. B.) pre)' 12.T.B.-. One of those aloremenUoned "usually reliable sources" bas 1" '"hlrh thf elam11, lob~ter.!! The do-mestic rabbit parqr.apb 10:30 :Mort Sabar 1. Place 81. Pole 10:30 Confidential rue iUthor disclosed recently that the fish Jaclt displayed so proudly to fl'(>~h N:.rn Afld chlrkt-m all stet was never deleted from the bill 11<00 Newo of Ilia Ntchl 8. River (Atll) 3t:i. Per. 11:00 Newt u. Exclaim• ~or\ or ,lxed Ul) In' fhelr own his father-In-law, the late Lou Burford, up<ln Jack's return and It waa stped into law by lt: I& Tlleatro IS 10. Atlaftl CO· aneerlnJIY .. U:UI 11healro 13 iulre~ 11nl'h~" th11 twoneynlent chap Gov. Frank J Lausehe. 11. Landed lated l!l•h:u••hn•'t Allltw., from Johnson's Late really had been frozen but a short time ernnsure ot senweed. U.. Vatuabl• 12: 18 SltD Off Saxbe 1aid be ruled on the 1'er· proJ)trtlo metal 31. Exchange 41. oatrlchllkt before Lou saw them. That'• all right, Jack. They taoted as y ht,•P. eaten Arrlrn n ovsters IAINID A MIAL s1on of the bUI signed by the 18. Speek, premium bird 15. Man'• good as If you'd cau1ht them didn't they? Audr.:Uan nv11ters. Eurnoe1n 0''· 18. A atrOJ'Ia,. 38. Wrest 42. Largo governor. iES9EX, Conn. -Volunteer flre-1 SNIRT ntekname 1'7.CUt Wood)'4ber to. Palltteat worm Men were extra hungry wben they lQLLDEER, N. D.-Soil ~ -~--r-= ===========.::---::~:::;-- nonA slf'rs, hi~ and vet Oriental ov!lto,.~. Rn•l lt. Wit toucbPd the old· puty 44, A ae• .li.AraJ• COLORID MILK 1101TLII tiDally li'i'iwd for· their annual ~~onitt R. M. Davis used -the lO. Sodium !U. ReJect4 P•OM DAfl • . , i'll!'hlont~rl Carolina out~nOT oyster tEn(.) 46. Pronoun MONTPEL\ER, Vt.-The at1te b&Dquet 1n hour tate. They had word "sntrt" to deseribe the The Junior..aenlor b~~tquet and thE' rrltfers ar11> agriculture deJbl;~eDt aays milk •tOpped en route to dou1e a mixture of snow and dirt whipped 'II .......... in ~lmber-eo'ore'd bottlq . bll 1 bllre. into the lit by winter galu Jn prom al Mlddle~>m!t ·11lcb llebtiOiiott>at'l~~ In k•lo and nioped h• JtWIIIIL ttrm better flavor thanll that placed these parta. wUI be held oa trlday, April :ze " small rolnf'fld hov Into a gouptn t•lear glass bOtllea. Tile deport· IIIJIIit.UPTID·MIAL · and motbu of Junior ltul:lentl wlll Dint .. or bolllnc buttPr, '24. Altver • mt.th tald tes:s ihow -lii!ht'1affeCts 'mBA,NON', Ore.-.-&ome 12S •AMILY COUNT be ia th•tre or the· banquet. A Noboilv In the WOl"hl really Ull• 27. Rub out milk navor~ espeelallY tbec homoflremen and .theJr wives l&tber. ~AIRFJ:ELD, .Me.-Mrs. M'abala 1ptclal meettn1 blil bten ealled dl'!rttandl lef'! ere11rn but u11 Rnd 2&. Web-!ootetl genh:cd variety and th•t mUi: la eil hert lot: the annual volunteer O'l>onaJ, 96, has 292 descendant• . for tbtlt Jnothtf'l Tutidl)' at 1:30 onr 1verllfe ,.anned sonll Is h"tleT ~irtl cleBr bottlet Jeft la , tbe : adnllght firemen~ •banquet. Twlee durlna -10 children, 1;19 gnmdehlldren, •· m. at tilt bllh tahooL than ••methlftg a Frenehm11n so. More for 20 miililtel ;atKf8n fellloua I the eftnln& alarms ealled the l166 .great·trandchildren and 47" IIPtmdt a wtll'!k brewln1 on th ~ fiUAIUiecll Ha\'or impairment. men to duty. great-great-grandehlldren. 12 .... ml btlr.1r: of the ttOYI!. NOITIIIII ~NNOVNCID U. Ptonov.a But h ·Ia: O)"t1v fair to sav that, Group I of tlut WolDen's Alloe~ 30 ....tltl01ol atlon wiU - 1 at lllo Fl1'll Pro• renerallv speaklnc, Amf!rlea abo Clllb~ Cburdl, 1'tlllda1, ArJr. 18. le!'VM the worat food ln ~lle 10. _._.. I t o - wUI be lin. Sudaon world-In the aYerue roataunn•, -, Whlto, llro. part OUmote . and the averasre roadalde joint. Jn :~ Cuey oee, Tent they try ltetll:. and anv· Mn. Jam.e• Buc•anu. OS.An>dOul M~ PRoF, bodv who would fry a steak ta. Humt. •an CAN'T 6ET A OIIAIIOI TO M-IT would rualle ...tue. MUM!!LE EVEN Pomet'<IJ Beod Gral\le wiU meet In Cilllornlt they boot :vou tb OUT OF HIS WedneadQ at '1:10 t. m. There death with ab.tone•. and the onlt .,l,. . lloutheut CI..ASS WHEN will be off!.., ~ and on wov to ... tijt. ruhherlled tbetl ... atrilhp HE PRESENTS · ft•b u to boll It dlc •d .., otong. memherl ore Ul'locl to tiltinG. ~. Arlil "THE SIMPLEST 11l~e a rotk aarl then eat the roc.<. ,. PROBL.EM• .. .... The nerau Southern restaurant 1.~ eookl eveeythlac In .-rease and tu1r1nlee1 tttomatne to (0 with 1.~ th" aeute lnd1reatlon. Q(\0.'11 CR'l'PTOQUorE- Here'• 'llow lo w~lti Tilt ,..dlnA!'y N:ew En•land I AXYOLBAAXR . ~ boiled dinner and 'ftlh ehowde" Fumble Cleared By S.axbe Rul•'ng Jn Rabbi'l Law Cowie Breveted For Work In G,eer Case But His Fishing Exploits QuestiOfled! DAILY CROSSWORD ~ .. ........... :, ·lia:uySentlnel,Pomeroy-Midd!eport,O~Aprla'15;JtJ1.....3J ·-!"" .....~:-:-~~-~:...:..,__;...~..;...:...;;.~~;:.;:.·~1 : 1 ,.,..! w. · · ... ,· ADS ' ..uN ..,TJINT DEl'BNDA.IILII .BES,.,..TI · .. , - PHONE 398 RATES 2 oeut1 per wprd, one IDstrtloorXInlmum ebarle .501:!.-4 eeatt . P.er wo~ for.,tbree cODJeeutive inBertlona. ·· S~lal - One month for 2ti centa per'Word. .J'ull tatl! ot 2 eob per word will be charged for advertlllnalf it:Ot "~id for be1'ore the 15t'- of each lllOOth followin(luaerUoo. . ·- · In ""'"'"'''"'~hould be noorted ..... dla~.. no O.llY Seilti.nttl "'ill not be f4:1poWilble f• more UMttl 0116 ibtbr· . rect laaerilcm. Cord o! lbll!ka and Special Notlcea of Ev,.ts $L98. Obltuai1eo .~ubliBbed at 1 eent per word. · for retan bread route. Salary and Bonus. Apply NlcholsJJa": ery, 806 W. Maln Street Porile· i-oy April, 16 It 17 between P. M. '-lri..3tc HIGH .'SCHOOL graduate between 20 andWrite 38 to Box work in ·agea D entalof Office. fS66..:E c/o Dally senllnel, Pomeroy. tina Cpe: $2.1tS.OO. Hard 'Top, · 4 IS 31c all .leathtt lll!ats, po._ st.*:r• 7.i-::7-::::---:-----ing ond, brakes. Bl.utto.r's, ( 19) ·Business Pomeroy. '4-lt'llte OpcortUnities IT'S EASY TO BUY- sEtL~ RENTfiRt!.emj!ll>)'inent- hlrefind a loSt I~ tllrilugb 'Ihe Daily SeritiMl WANT •ADS, · l>Op't put it off _;, till lif$ Today..;.. At! Ad In this column * j D~ v~ ~yJ.' ~ 1964 .ir. So.·:!"""·'--'~------' P...ter 'stelrlnr VAI.UAaLI IU~INISS tftn. · ' $!,2~-1!0- power 'lUte, · _,.., . fine !I', ~e!lnar'., P.....,.ojo, .HJ<6!• 1963 Buick VB Super 4 dr. Sedan OPPORTUNITY Mew Automatic 6 In 1 Hot Drink Unit hahdling the ·ontr world N fal'(lbUI natioOIJIY •dvertiKed · tt.21111lO. o~.now:c~r. ... 'be.u. ~ Chocolate Tea t. n •" 3 tiful lW'o ·toni b~M: finiib. · ··•I Ctmee 11 " Soup•. You ·mus.t be hol)drt, retnar's. PdJrteroy. '· 1 t.ll~ .liable, hlvt a •ineBre dea1te an·J 1953 Ch 1 t ~~- .• id Se. lltlbiUori to own pennanent ~"";Ttt~e~· olie highly profitable year .J'Ound o tbl eleaaeat ':13 around. bu•httsa whlch c.tn be O'pffl'ltf'l:d Blaeitn~r _, 'a.. '. Pomeroy. 4-11-Bt:c tron1 )'OUt home in spate or fuJl time. through. tntniat: tnd 100. ~~. % ct>Operation given. 11 de!lred .. _"'Rg-u ·TS • · 1~ . ......._._ l'ql. liclr . ~ _ STOllE an! · I")WNG S'llA'IlON, wtlil ·st-oe:t.t)l. with 3 loom llv· 1n1 ~~ on iiJ! IIOXI!O op • ftt. 111!,' 2 mife,from Pomeroy, J. IV.... n111 . :'rftufl!i•y Nitht -- ...........__ '.": . ~rill I - lt30 P.~-• :.H. .......,. ...iii• ""'I . ' ~1:. ~!Ul&tt. ~ ~ J Wtrll. · · =: · 4 1 ~tTflatt.n ~ ~t:., ~ ·MJI!1riljiN:;Jor~• ·t*lnl nP:sirat.lon. Ru-. Jand. n~~ tats for · farm equlp· ., a 6t ,P • sO!e.:t!onrl hoi coo e~a ~~ ,cans, ptH:e\-1 &. t Fuilon thompson, Pomeroy. ment. We urge you to itte,td and bellJ inform .urds U to your thinking In roga to theJe )ms.. . •lo :J{ardy, Jiecl"eation leaqr, W!ll Jljl pre~~e.Dt to provide tun ~ 111.nt., and recreation for pubUe. all. RefreshOtea to the "'l:ljtc L BASL GOsti!N'Gs. Phone 816-Y I , qU be.r u tJ Brown ~5-etc m SED and w terms, we . reit"Jpt;"at&ra. · et'IV ~ma=k~"'~·-· *""""'· Your llotpolf!l d'!O\OI',.,.., ,... bet.w $1,1. · nin.ga until 8:00 P. M. · · 4-tll-6te , ' FOR SALE 011 1'1\AD~ A ,l,.d work hotse . .lft!Mt- SW.e~.fllid dleport llo•lli"l (Broi!bury), 4olll-3tp FOR BALE on APmL 16, 2 cool rut~ IP\IX13, like p.ew • llflni taxed materiaOy before lilnJ. Creat Britain, Weot Germaoy, (f) I, •tlil C!ount!> Ohio. ' , . NOTtc:ll OIL tile rldleot bt W'otltl Wh:t will happen · In oiJ!rlrttt Ualted polloJ .u ,tile !hde. of other Allied doun.trJa wltb Bell ' ~tatea TRACTOR SALES l'omerey . Insurance AN tn•uranee P'rOtectiODt Polio. Coli .Don Ohio. AUTO SALES CONCtumil BLOCKS "lulltl .._l'orL-· m ......·"''"'"'-... S~<>l eoatforllnJ lleailty !I'Afabpve ~4 · ~- mile above Gri!ii' Uet. , m; ~ "ar •• • !le ' ~lion will · lietsn ' lloute l131, an tlut hu 'i'll'ia, Ajjrll.. liOtb, 10 a. p.m. , • • • • • • • * • • • • It a eosi •• • * "UIIbt the o fallllly'l me8111 FUNEL\L BOIIIB co. 9iCG.oP . t. ~~~t~:~:l~=-~~~~ . . lo LONOF!Il&.&.OW . thepte hunlt'Y codevr. lo:fl iood Pllllim• 1nfl t noteuaethat · ftrtUber . ~ ~~I You can Uvt all ctteterlu, '1Jbeoi 1\'avoll... th• 11 .to watch wbe~ the otop, •nd the '" will be .WI BUY la ~oubt, FY EINSTEIN'S '61<4II'I· WAVE, AND 'THEY ts' ~X> ' 11 KVJX FNA AP FV with ~f'amer. ~ I ( tlleport. .. . - schools, milk route by the . m1ner•l•. 'f32QO.OD. LVCKVW!-SPJZOSPJA~. AMIII\081£ IIUIIRC&. • , . ' t. j ~ 1'' euulaiittdl by ...... l'tta.\ur'- 1Yo45C•te crib and gafi;e. land, 2\2 mUes ........ 9elmollm, XPN\VQ ·- - CI')'JIIoqdoWI . PI\BJUDICB: A VAGRANT ~ON WITHOUT V($I!ILI; MiliAN& OF BIJPPOI\T- . ' barn, JUMP ALL 0\II;R 1-IEEM •h• · ' • Cf\TKV, .m i;jlll~i!ii!-a .• "wit\ good $house, celtl'l', very cood DEMONS'IRATII'lG l'ftT.t!)D !lCD 'J'A TW ALOA ZCSW AP the.rt b at· OHIO VALLEY L.eT loiiM SLIP SLII>I<l'I.Y ·IN A Ornte;r~.m Quota1ton 1II~~~:...~th~•~,ceffee toUftd. tnd t1e3 and naojpf'Jcl tdlble.- mUCTURAL I BEAMI ICRAP IRDN- MITALl s~ OntJetttr tlmply atandlfor another. · I.,_ thilaampte A •• u~ed lor- the thnt L'a, X tor the two O'a, etc. $lncle ltttet'll, t.pol· t~p- the leriatJt ' and fonnatlon of the wora. "' all hlnh. ·l*b day tM COdt lettera ar.e different. · , . ' N, W. C(!)MPTON, 0. D. • strategic. -·11 Freedom Needs ( Educated People .... - d .... ~ ..- • S6lmCI edueattoa for fttf Jotml' peo_ple wboW'JUt.tnd. desene it. AI • pn.C:tical llle&ture to pret.d tM f&&t&)re of J01tf' bustneu, help the eollepa or uni· ftllatW. of JOV dloiee-oow! The nturnt wiH be creater than you think. • • • • -- ' _ganlzation. dollars worth of good• to Red Cblna a year. It espeeieUy Wlnts to develop nport of autom.obUaa The utomoblles supposed1y- would be strJctJy for ll'lvilian u,e. There the question arise• of how anybody could keep Chinese Com· munist army men from rldlna in sue'h vebkles If they llRd. One argument wbieh those .Uo ravOJ" t11creued trade u!lie-tneludln( some Am~•a es:port. ert-if that tirht ~ only ~e to mlft communlst China almost completelY atpudent on.;RuiBia for a:oodi. It ~ee~•­ The o'tllcial AmericJn llltlllld .hi tbat ter relaxation will aid the We~ The Dally SeDtinel are very pleased !<' utend a hllld of W11lcome to all the new llllbScribers who have accepted The Daily Sentinel as their boone newspaper and to all of our rubserlbeJs or long standing who have 1tamrn the enjOyrneill or tea41Dg 0111' Dewspaper and have seen us grow and aplUid our serw:.t of k\ed eonnge. We have appreclale4 the irlRd wonts of eneo~ lbat ., . bave Jlven us strength .IQ!d lbe friendly aritlclems as well which has hillpo4 iia to Improve our product and to ' avenues to trav'el lbet have enabled The DallY SWiael 1o terYe more fAmilies wllh "e many vlirled interests. today, 111ore homes reeelve ~ Daii7 Sellllllel {J,3'1'4 ·homes) . .. . \ than at ~e In Its sis years. We appreclatt;. Ule support yoa are IJYing your local JUnQpaper, wltbollt 1111lch we coulc! not eiilst, &rid Witbout which,.. could not pw. IF YOU ARE READING THE DAILY SENTINEL AND ARE NOT NOW A SUBSCRIBER .....• Why Not Subscribe Tocloy It's Easy Just Phone 39.8 ' .CWKLIR IIALtY 22t • ' Phono ltli-Y (t 13 31<) \ .. .. 4 ·. J{NNTH! Macmillan discuased the 1rade sl'· u~tion wtth Pre~ident Eisenhow· er at tbelr eonrerence in Ber· muda lut month. Nu agreemel•t was reached. Tr. . .,.up ToMMt Now it has been decided thal the 15 countries whir.h belong .to the China Trade Co.Ordlnatin;t Committee shall discuss relaxa. Lion at a meeting t.o ' be held io Paris soon. Member• of thi.s com· mi'ttee, called ..Chlncom," 1~­ elude the United Sta1es, Canada, Japan and 12 European members Rainfall Only Half In March Usual Amount JUHK CO. •rto•a'J&UT . . . . . . . . . . Niaat., Ofllee BMiii& I 1e U. lie L IC!tll 'tlllf- 11 ftwQ British. Prime . Minister HaroH Comrft't!Jiista. - 1 · Britain took the irlltiative ia ar· Tre..y·Finst.rwolcl ....., "'·= On your:Dial Your ~~~~~;~ii ranging this meeting. Bl"itain be-lieves it can export 112 million r.:t:r' 990 Ill lllddleport of the North Allanlle 'J'I'eafl" ... ' GRUESBR BLOCK CO. DRlVIi: IT! FURNITURE Oa 1'lte Brlgblelt CorDer ter. a..., * as BAKER Jan. 1. lJitdf~ . Feb. 1. 19M-to~; liirtifl 1, l1117-tlauch- be -steD.. But tbtre I• lite~§' to be iDcnastnr pressure on Ole covl!'fP. IDent rrom the lilt JBanulaetwett I m•eaL to east AmerleaD re.miettohl. ~ . FIRST PF THE MONTH CElOi'liiAL FAi.Ls, II.. L- Mr. and lin.. ll&ariee Patenaude'• •b!ltlren ~.;_ 11W loirthtla'" to FULTON THOMPSON ft. ·I roo.m hOUfle TEST ·IIlli $299.00 HAY LINER 4 8 tile IT! FOR Chlua becoluH lrapot'tab.t re171.alat THtord, Syraeure, 90'1·M. ··_;a on tli>lr-tablo. ll'IIOJI the m6ney aad ilioJ want lo into wllat b , poteDtilnt ·ene a, 1;-,jfu MED!:Rll deep ..On PUJUP· Yiran Monday Hew Furnitvre France, Japab aDd otber coua· trie" are determined to ease up the embar&o aaalut trade which has ~h imposed •lm-e tbe Chin· B. ,Eiae181eio whote Pod Office est Reds entered t.he Korean Wat address ' is Pomeroy, Ohio bat ~n io 18:SO. · duly appofnted ,Ad~jnlalra~ 1 ~f The Uniled State• is apilltt the Estate of,Artbflt Delbeft: Waet. any relaxation. The EUenllower stein, deeeafed'_ Iate of PooiVoy. adminJJtratlon eJ.PZUNI deter· Meigs <louatJ. Ohio~ minati•n to malo~ the United Dated t'hl• tfth ~- Of March."j Stites blanket embargo on ROO 19&7, Cblna trade. ' But otller Alllld elftJDbi.ts are Jo'ba C. Bteon . Judl!,"i tll,t~bate ;Courl to malntalathe Pfttell NOTICI OP APPOINTMINT latitt of Artttur Dela-t lhetateln ·Ditllll... Notice it hereby alveD that Cfldt obtained bJ robm s1,1lte, MoHair,-..· glidt.o 4-15 1tp Legal Not.:_. •'-'111' Rooms lrHalii!L, Get ll"l" thll 4th day of AprH 191tT. llritl:ia and GenwlJ. for ino eaUJe ' are black, Jobn C. BaeoD 8 .melmJm~t:,. umn~: Iourlevab.. lepertt-o Judge of the Prctb&te COtU't. ltance, want tt bull4 v.p blC . eua tlJan purebred ••" uJ .,_..,"" export tr.ad111 Jn motor cth an4 cot hue tbe aceenlllei&J County, Ohio lbly, $1l,MI!.OO Y>arly, Only (t) a, 15, 22. 1ractor.s With CDiftmiJBiJt qbiaa. ' . over the 6oulders it< · $17DO sUrts y(JU. ?'or those d·'lSome .une..le.. laoauta<llloero of t1J0 purebred lllririg lafger operaiton flbanci'al • ....... , rur. Ford aD4 Cb171lor ore oa W me show yGu tome a11sistance available. For further reeord •• fl'fOriq lncNII~a eut-out data 1Milab1l! btJildina lots. Only aHilt ln!onnat!on, write giving phooe trade. Henry J'er'd ll • IDeatful at , 1t has been foUD4 that minute• w.l1k from Court Houle. to Dept. 131-L. B.ox 86&-F, c/o the anfttlal eoavent1oa Of tht N•· 1 b,,brld gained in tbe H'O!.IA. N. Bengel, PomeroJ. Daily SerrUrfel, 'Pome~. of these two breed• hu m1de 4 I tf tiabal · Alit(lril'ObUe Dealers ~ 4·15-lt.e etation In San hanclteo on lan. 2 1.0'1' FOR SALE. 493 Broadway, 18, sai.d that trade witb comtDu·1.._ur TIMI ' Ol Business Service! M'ddi~~·. \ ~.t"v . ... Write orca~ w. T. 1st Chilli might be in. the best inWash. - Charles COMPLETE Insurance Pro*tion. Urwin , 216 ·R obin nd., averl)' terests of the United PC!fates. He lsrliTOwnP,PENISH,. a Toppenish drug .!~ Life, auto-. Fire, Polio. Call Don Ohio, ptl<me 856-W. called for "realistic deeitdon.s" on owner. U• . ..ennOUilCed· pbns oo trade and aid -polleiea regardJ1t build tlle town of Geota., Walh., M"'·,Qllll".tA}eporL Ohio. ~·;;;1;;5:; · 6=tc=:..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;oo:=;;.:;;;;;;:;;;;; UQ ~ !• S"7t7 R-ed-ruled eountrieJ. at 1 lite near here. Britain, West Germany, France Q'1pi!rlni llt:K miVJOE · ;,. WdOJI t:e' ., -- The . ,. -,.,. Trol ..d """' and Japan amo4'g otht>.r countries trltehmaker, COH.lNS JEW& 11 d !iire3dy have relaxed their trad•! STARTING EARLY LPJIIS, Pomeroy. 14-lf New Ho an restrictions to a coru.lderabl~ LEE, Mass.-A well filled bope extent. Britain notified the Unl~­ ebHt, aiyen u a door prize ~t a ' ed States in Mq, 1958, thilt it in. card party 10 st. Mary'a par~ RADIO l TELI!vmON SERVICE , .... _ ,," tended to ¥'qease its ·. tta~ With ·hiU W41 ~WOD, by two year. 91d Pbon~~o '!.:lO. Cleland Appliance the Chinese Reds. This easing ;n· Steven COnsoJatl. &tore, lid W.l(aln SL; Pomeroy. Completer:y Now Ftom 2-!lS.IJ .. eluded the shipment of som" Jflteh 10 Chute items whieh had been classifitA / loeat1ons wllJ be • bedro'brir 'luitl! • fhon, 2Bfi, seen at llD lluttem"t. WHTN-T'V ·Channel13 ;..,!..., .. * sr. ;::,;, . :;::;;;::::;:;;::::::::;=::::::::.j ~·.~,_. .... •..m•g , .~~ \..,..,SA ~~ ·~ .. W'l and 7:00 !1:00 P. M. ~~·~·~·~:::=~=====~;;:;;::;:::;;=.;;:;;;::;:::;~.l~ (1'1) Notice.s , 1955 Pohtfae \'a :Star Cble( Cola· • Foreip News i27 Branp lleifen · To_Dfleter_ -. In ~eneznela Froill Bob EVIIIB Farm CollUDeittary CLAR.ING .o~ IJ1> - 1..eon••• ~ & • MIIlo,r 27 . employed on a brld•• s:PO'fiiD POri'. britllo, oaddl•. hoUdini flor,.a a !rae. for sale OTtl'iltle ro> milk •""· tared lOJ whon d coil>lructlo• l-eMo Howard, Letart Falls. worb<r Cell 40 teet ftot;n a a:In:ler 4-h..tSte and landed on tum . Tile toiJI.trllt· don worker, who fell while work117) Help Wanted ms on the Olln•Jotathleson ehenu . . BY CHARLI!S M. MCCANI1 . ul plant con•t.ruetlon· job ntu United Preas su.a CorreJpondent WANTED-Local reli!!.ble married here, 1utrered ollly a ft'W bruilfl. It il pr.ictieally certaJn lb.,_ m.en, between tbe 8$'ei of 23 .and Allied rerJtr!eU(JRI aplilst tnd,. 35, Wltb h1eh school education, with Communi•t China trill be rt· .,...,..,..,. J E H Sunriee To Sunset Sttation s•• -· WANT ....,,. : "'h ""'R • ":":: :."v WIQ!:!G,~N NUlt: .~ (1. "') F T d s·-f I u or ro e or a e '" -• ' �• / • • j ' I -• I 4-Dally SenUnei,Pomerof·Mlddleport. 0 ., Aprlll5, 1157 • a av TID w. ••owN ......,... ~ ltotw ., What \s re,iltr1tlon and bow IETTIR LATI, lTC. ~I&JoMIID • dou it beneflt • comml.inlt)' ? FITC1!111.1110. v.... UP - After MIDDI.EBl/RY, VI. UP - A firm bellover. tn the alo1•n, -t·ure 'llhls quesHH -1& tikt!d Ctl t t~:~An~ lnvett~pm.. • TOJ>OI1 tho! • t>u•a· Begin. a\ 40;" R&bert H. HOllies lWarda 6l Eleetlot.ta ;and the Sec· lor ,lllo ra-04 !ht bolllf,pl £<1. ot . St.ate•s 'l/llce Dili.DY aor ~t. Arlllanll, pollet .,..olded learned to ski at that ·.a et IPd how. at 72, is an enthusiastic ronoier I thri"'· lh•l ibe boUle bad lurnod ... flf. that sport. h; a means or idetl· aldt down not 'by an lnb11der but ~P-"F•ont wb,o are 1>y t~e .lamll,. d ... • to vOW lh ,. ·.p.a11Jcular DANGUOIIS Pll • PROYIDENCE. R. 1. UP - II ~n ortfet to rCjl~let-. a xlm:ately 400 votere and it Is un· took 20 AtltCihea to dose the wound toes to the office of the likely that the precinct official• wben 15-yffar-old Jease Crum Jr., of Electlona and com- how personally every voter. .after eutUng a piece of pie, wlped a form wklch bears his In .10me ·rural areal, precinct the knlle on his troUsers. · ~~!'~ture This re,IDstrauon form off!clnb; do know the voters and ~ollllng sent out to ~he prec ~ r:ct 1 p"rhaps registration b not us OLD,ST Ta:IPLITS place on each Pleetion day · necessary 11- it is In a mor ~ MARLBORO, M111. UP- Fai.J.h, a person requ..sts ballot~ densely populated art?a. In man y Ho,Pe aDd Chality claim to be the in tha~ precinct he must 8i~n a places where rea:il!ratlon has nation's oldest triplet sldefs. A1J poll ~,;:>uk. His ~~snaturc then is been put jnto effect, there has widowi, Mrs. Al)pie Faith MaC. compared to bi1 rea:Urt.ration bHn .a noticeable reduction in O,:,na_ld, Mrs. Ellep H~~ Daniell fOrm. tr tbe .ai&ntitures are ,thf'l 1election lrregularilies. Regl.straand Mrs. Charity Murphy are now same, then the precinct cUicid s · tion is one of the means provid· ln their 90th year. . c,an be ccrt.Jlla lie iB a qualified ed by \h.C 1eais1ature for aafe· elec\or. In that Pl'ieelnct. guarding for us and our he!ra the a&v our · pr~cincts were heritage or our forefathers-.-the smaller and our popula- sacred 'privilege: of e~ne•sing was mc.re stable. Today the our opiprton at the polls. ' free precinct · appro· 1 ILl'' secret tnanner. · ,. versarr. the LOWell T~e blrtll· lbll tllaa!led kltn. LONG SERVICE • ••• •, By Alan Maver Pirates Are -- . Gr~~fruit ' __ __,__ MANAGER CALLED Season Champ NEW YORK (UP\-'hDdf,. GU!ft· pert, IJl&Dager of thfil ~~ c:lub of the Class D r ff,,:b~· State League, was ealled' ltf Ule parent New York YaDk~ - todiJ. all a temporary repla~~~ . Bot The UNITED PRISS Pittsburgh Pirat!!S a r c ,!" champions of rthe 1957 Grapefruit Circuit. ' Despite their 4-3 loss to Dctrio! Sunday, BobbY 'Sraga n's crew rtnlsh.ed the 5pring with a re('ord of 20 victories and 10 defe.ats agai'ls: Majcrr league opposition. Jim finigan's two-run homer provided thE' Tigers' margin of vit'!Ory in Sunday's i&me at Cbarlcslon , W. Va Cleveland topped t~e Amerkar. League clubs with a J9-14 recor i coach Bill Dickey. Diekey -U l'ftllperating from "ne':"ou1 · e . . Uon" at Tarpon Spnngs; ·JI'la. Brooklyn, which N.atlonal wa finished Ia•· League I' team~ Dogs Vacciilltfd with a 1&-17 61'1te, wound up its exhibition seaton with a 2-1 victory onr the ·vauket:l at YankeO? Feb. 27. ftabies and Distent~. Treating Horses, Cattle ~;~r . Hop: rf'S wae credi!e~ with the trlump. Bill Taylor's two-nm homer ;n the lith lnnina: P•Jwered thf' • lrl.ke, !, ·and •pinst Stadturit. Southpaw Johnny Po1 - (Conh~o"uH *• l after n~pping Milwaukee, 5-4, at Milwaukee. AI Smith's three - ru; homer was Lhe key blow far the Indiln11. among tor aU diBeasel , · my new Dt. A. . B. Blnglwn, .1j:.v.lli. on ,... Hn) NEW osu CIOA 19" ... V•torlnary OHMe • 551 RutMII II>• · Mlddlepo,.., Phono .613,1 1 • ....... _ ............. l'he DaUu Sentinel SPORTS .............. '' .. . . . _ . , ' J '· 2 1110Sf •• ' . .~.- 9 • Mel-· N. Y. DESK . ... ?W_.... I • ... tANCnLIP IY ,IU lASt HAVEN, Conn. UP_., f1r4' · . mao .ant\Wd 6ar1y .far • tMimo11ial diapfr for 011e .Gf &.heir qffkial11, bul the alfatr had to be po.rtponed lf.be rtltlunnt -wbere It was to bavt beeJJ held wu dotroyed by fi~ a few .b~'P, belon: .. the 18th umual en--rvUinl' competitiOn. Up' at tbe CloWers at the north Up end of the ~ .u muter prden wtU be created. and be a hcorded W11Cert. ot medieval mu.tc. loan on llfnllt.ure• auto or tumltl&n By Chet Tannehill :~;:;~~~;~:WII~L blooming Claiy, BASEBALL QUIZZ: What pitcher from Meigs County pitched 17 years in professional leagues and won ~5 games one yea·r in a Class A league? .. -.... _ --fOI Collins Jewelry E. Main Sl Pomeroy hind Pt. Pte8aant lfl the tasltap. on t.ea~ recorda Neaael· :.n o~uionat up,llinllol. Collim got 23:jhltJ1n -r.IJ' trip• for a Ukely would simply Jl)\t1'"U1'1tUc I Ted WilllDin&Uh average of .403. more experienced toeaer. CandiMilCh wa1 riaht close wit ·l dates may make application any20 safetic.s in 33 appearances for - urn~ . , .377. ,, , . , oth~'r players on the' Pomeroy Third man m rAnk w11s 1 h1l f nl · I entry th 1s su mmer will be Bvb tins, player-manager , with .296. not I Wlbon, centcrfieldcr, who hit .171i bad stlcklna. last summer, way below par, be· Collins will bring on the OVA cause he batled near .400 In hi& diamond about the a~mc club that acmor at PHS in 1966; Buddy Cun· finished so strona last year with . dHr. inlicldcr, nf Racine High, and one nice addlll_on: Harvey Van In the ~crvice two yeatl, his play Vrackcn, big f1rsl baseman who featuring the long ball and he halt has moved to town and whom tremendous power; Bill Sheridan. Sports Det~k has yet to meet Very ccnlerticldcr , a consistent hitter, not quite frequently reliable reports has It Van played though a lot of (ast baseball In the Navy enough and John y(lung. right the past thr~e year• and swishes fielder , who hit at .3~ In the last a big bat. half of the summer le.ague lut summer. Gone trom tho Pomeroy roster thl1 IK!alon will be plteher Charlie An addition Lhl1 )'car will 00 TheW. Collina Ia hoplna atrongl" Jimmy Joe Hcm!ley, nephew of Kenny Jmboct.en, who hill been c-ut RolUe Hemsley, who plays any poof balleball two ye~&u, will pick up sition, Including pitcher. He hit the load. Imboden undoubtedly close to .300 la'l rear for PHS and will be the No. 1 Uiucr with Guy up to Saturday, In hl1 ~enlor year, Guinther to come In and put out was baltlna at • .lM)O pace. He wlll be a welcome bulwark lo the Pomeroy club. High Hopes Mark • Redl . eg Campa1g0 • gTue·etUI -.l~y Startm CINCINNATI .up _ Tho Cincin· nati Redic- open what could be •· d their be•t year In the lul ccade and a , hall tuclday when they open the 19117 eeaaon aaaln•t the St. l.ouis Cardinals at Crosley lullcl • ltlrrect or fenctcl·ln patio compleltl with Rnt tartlen fvml. lure. Set ua for lcltaa •ncl ualattanct. .\'Rrd or Gorden WOOD PINCIMG • PATIO• liADY MIUD CIMINT Tl~l •~Tl:K CHA~CDA: IRII!l)IU GA~DIN • ,Uli!IIT\IRI T~IL~IIll' DUTDOOII Easr Budgel Terms THE .. POMEROY CEMENt BLOCK COMPANY -' ln:sianee. ui'ChtM trorn all over the- - city W1l1 t.atJtei.' fqr B.ksterl 1our bUll a prompt ea.b In :ln tM Easter botanical gan!ena andben~arly a thousand Jillea wm ttun cfnter'a ClharulelJ'ardena. open for the .ealh CWI~omers, there'D be an shoW the Hayden Plaaetartum, the circus wiD be pla)1M' 1l~Rbal! •t bome-;· the ~ d~mCIJ\g atifhe Met • , • and 110 on lovfl, my One. t"ff come qwa-yr lor ~. til-e rt&!M i.t __ oreci . ,J'II;e appear oN tk.e "'t:Jg'iflg .A® th:e tvt'Uedow ._t Big stickers George Ne-,-,e-1-ro_a_d and Gene Mit~h will be cause for many an OVA pitcher to put extra stulf on their tosses this summer when these gents sashay up to the plate. They are the heaviest guns in the Pomeroy Baseball club bat· ting order, based on last year's play. This club wat way, way down In the first haU, but soared up to take se.;ond place be· """"' toou a . llehntr:iellt YORit~lnp GILt -New Yorker thlnkJ ahout: Tbl call ot the Ettropean wll4 and the Jlt'OSI*t of 'ltavtng cocktalla with Prfneesa Grace in the palace at Monaco (get, Dad!) wiD keep me from bell'ti':Oft hulO tor EMler ,ttl Manhattan thla IH.• 10Jl-4nd tile loll li aU mine. , The one tOolllh upeet ·ot the day, ot coune, ill the celebrated. Impromptu parade In Firth avenue, wben toclat eltmben, publlelty-mln4e4 llllftl'~ la lhow bulinesa an!~ jUat phlln J'i.pera jam. elbow to elbow In tbe 1tNet u tf tt were New Y,ea,r'a, Allde from this Ulftlne anVe, howI'Vtl.l'. tho city eomes aHve so bet.Utitu).ly and joy. oully on Eaeter that it'a a pleuure to be\oJd, OYer ob. the cna.t lawn ln. Central park. for of .Z.nd • • • · · ':·~2l":.S,"~. Tornado Has Third Win In Current Play Coach Larry Morrison'! Racine Tornadoes took their third strala:ht victory without defeat this season when they nipped Chaunct')'·Dover 6-4 on the· Jo•crs' diamond behind the steady hurllna of Ivau Powell who reUeved starter Doug GrAblm In the third. Graham was not wild but he waa otf.form as Chauncey put a aln1le and a double back·to·back in tho first Inning to gD ahead t-0. After Powell came on he pitched ncar perfect ball until the !a:ot lnnlna when he walked the flret two men in his career and Chaunc~y threat cned. He got tbc tire out In Ume, ;:\'1' NANCY .i:' WE'RI! GOIN<!I .) , TO HAVE! A ' MAKE'·BI!'L I!VI! WEIIIIING TOllAY however. ' Racine tied it up in the 1econd Inning 1-1 when Powell'a slnlle scored Grimm from secomt.. The To•n•do wont •hoad lo otay In lh• fourth all Graham lod olf with 1 slnale, moved to second on a wild pitch, atole third, and scored on Grimm's ny. The winners ecwed It up in the Ki.xlh aa Grimm and Graham both acored artor hits by Friend and Saber. They added two more In the seventh when Friend and Powell drove in two runs wltb .II, . " Field. The tradltlon1l home opener hu been the custom of the Redlega alnce enterln; the National League &inglel. in 181d. The Redic&• are lhe only Powell fannt"d. 8 In bla rm: Inn· team ·In the leaaue pcrmiltd to lngs, and lh:ouah the busky toaer start their season at home each never pitched an Inning of ball before two w~ka aao. bldl k! be year. Opening day baa reached the one ot Racine a outstanding pUCh· statu11 of a near civic holiday in 1ers. PIJ.y. th.b week Includes Athens Cincinnati whenJ the l:ld.Uftcr Is sold out a few di:Y'I after the p~ at ltaeme, Thursday at 4:30; Ra- I ccdlnaseaaon ~elosea. cine at Middleport. Thursday ~;t Mana1er Birdie Tebbettl hal ex· t :30 and Cbauncey at Racine Frt· pressed optlmlam over this year'• day at 3:30. pitching 1t.alf. Pltehtna 'Jona hu b-~Ftna:; 2-8 e 2 010 102 bef'n a m-.)or problem tor Cineln. "-- n' n1tl. Hlttina: home runt baJ been Chauncey 100 001 2--4 8 2 on~ of the major aiiCitl of the Batteries: RMelne-Graham , Pow~ and Blreh: Chauncey Rc. Jep, , , '. d •··•I 'l'hi Cerdlnal• .c(eaied the Red, an ~""· ey. lee•, 4·2:, Jn thi 1031 opener when Stan Mullal lll 1 tWo.rp.n homer. · Gov. ¢. William O'Neill will tosa out the !l"t bo)l 1<> launeh tho l)odlega' oeellon. tt• wllllhrow lho ball to Cincinnati Mayor Charle• Taft wli.o wlll be &tandiq near the lhlrd b•oe foul Uno. TITI. I UP- GIU· Lhe men'ar 13th In•' Sun- BlebZ-11, '· ' ·--""-!---- - . ·R. H. �• / • • j ' I -• I 4-Dally SenUnei,Pomerof·Mlddleport. 0 ., Aprlll5, 1157 • a av TID w. ••owN ......,... ~ ltotw ., What \s re,iltr1tlon and bow IETTIR LATI, lTC. ~I&JoMIID • dou it beneflt • comml.inlt)' ? FITC1!111.1110. v.... UP - After MIDDI.EBl/RY, VI. UP - A firm bellover. tn the alo1•n, -t·ure 'llhls quesHH -1& tikt!d Ctl t t~:~An~ lnvett~pm.. • TOJ>OI1 tho! • t>u•a· Begin. a\ 40;" R&bert H. HOllies lWarda 6l Eleetlot.ta ;and the Sec· lor ,lllo ra-04 !ht bolllf,pl £<1. ot . St.ate•s 'l/llce Dili.DY aor ~t. Arlllanll, pollet .,..olded learned to ski at that ·.a et IPd how. at 72, is an enthusiastic ronoier I thri"'· lh•l ibe boUle bad lurnod ... flf. that sport. h; a means or idetl· aldt down not 'by an lnb11der but ~P-"F•ont wb,o are 1>y t~e .lamll,. d ... • to vOW lh ,. ·.p.a11Jcular DANGUOIIS Pll • PROYIDENCE. R. 1. UP - II ~n ortfet to rCjl~let-. a xlm:ately 400 votere and it Is un· took 20 AtltCihea to dose the wound toes to the office of the likely that the precinct official• wben 15-yffar-old Jease Crum Jr., of Electlona and com- how personally every voter. .after eutUng a piece of pie, wlped a form wklch bears his In .10me ·rural areal, precinct the knlle on his troUsers. · ~~!'~ture This re,IDstrauon form off!clnb; do know the voters and ~ollllng sent out to ~he prec ~ r:ct 1 p"rhaps registration b not us OLD,ST Ta:IPLITS place on each Pleetion day · necessary 11- it is In a mor ~ MARLBORO, M111. UP- Fai.J.h, a person requ..sts ballot~ densely populated art?a. In man y Ho,Pe aDd Chality claim to be the in tha~ precinct he must 8i~n a places where rea:il!ratlon has nation's oldest triplet sldefs. A1J poll ~,;:>uk. His ~~snaturc then is been put jnto effect, there has widowi, Mrs. Al)pie Faith MaC. compared to bi1 rea:Urt.ration bHn .a noticeable reduction in O,:,na_ld, Mrs. Ellep H~~ Daniell fOrm. tr tbe .ai&ntitures are ,thf'l 1election lrregularilies. Regl.straand Mrs. Charity Murphy are now same, then the precinct cUicid s · tion is one of the means provid· ln their 90th year. . c,an be ccrt.Jlla lie iB a qualified ed by \h.C 1eais1ature for aafe· elec\or. In that Pl'ieelnct. guarding for us and our he!ra the a&v our · pr~cincts were heritage or our forefathers-.-the smaller and our popula- sacred 'privilege: of e~ne•sing was mc.re stable. Today the our opiprton at the polls. ' free precinct · appro· 1 ILl'' secret tnanner. · ,. versarr. the LOWell T~e blrtll· lbll tllaa!led kltn. LONG SERVICE • ••• •, By Alan Maver Pirates Are -- . Gr~~fruit ' __ __,__ MANAGER CALLED Season Champ NEW YORK (UP\-'hDdf,. GU!ft· pert, IJl&Dager of thfil ~~ c:lub of the Class D r ff,,:b~· State League, was ealled' ltf Ule parent New York YaDk~ - todiJ. all a temporary repla~~~ . Bot The UNITED PRISS Pittsburgh Pirat!!S a r c ,!" champions of rthe 1957 Grapefruit Circuit. ' Despite their 4-3 loss to Dctrio! Sunday, BobbY 'Sraga n's crew rtnlsh.ed the 5pring with a re('ord of 20 victories and 10 defe.ats agai'ls: Majcrr league opposition. Jim finigan's two-run homer provided thE' Tigers' margin of vit'!Ory in Sunday's i&me at Cbarlcslon , W. Va Cleveland topped t~e Amerkar. League clubs with a J9-14 recor i coach Bill Dickey. Diekey -U l'ftllperating from "ne':"ou1 · e . . Uon" at Tarpon Spnngs; ·JI'la. Brooklyn, which N.atlonal wa finished Ia•· League I' team~ Dogs Vacciilltfd with a 1&-17 61'1te, wound up its exhibition seaton with a 2-1 victory onr the ·vauket:l at YankeO? Feb. 27. ftabies and Distent~. Treating Horses, Cattle ~;~r . Hop: rf'S wae credi!e~ with the trlump. Bill Taylor's two-nm homer ;n the lith lnnina: P•Jwered thf' • lrl.ke, !, ·and •pinst Stadturit. Southpaw Johnny Po1 - (Conh~o"uH *• l after n~pping Milwaukee, 5-4, at Milwaukee. AI Smith's three - ru; homer was Lhe key blow far the Indiln11. among tor aU diBeasel , · my new Dt. A. . B. Blnglwn, .1j:.v.lli. on ,... Hn) NEW osu CIOA 19" ... V•torlnary OHMe • 551 RutMII II>• · Mlddlepo,.., Phono .613,1 1 • ....... _ ............. l'he DaUu Sentinel SPORTS .............. '' .. . . . _ . , ' J '· 2 1110Sf •• ' . .~.- 9 • Mel-· N. Y. DESK . ... ?W_.... I • ... tANCnLIP IY ,IU lASt HAVEN, Conn. UP_., f1r4' · . mao .ant\Wd 6ar1y .far • tMimo11ial diapfr for 011e .Gf &.heir qffkial11, bul the alfatr had to be po.rtponed lf.be rtltlunnt -wbere It was to bavt beeJJ held wu dotroyed by fi~ a few .b~'P, belon: .. the 18th umual en--rvUinl' competitiOn. Up' at tbe CloWers at the north Up end of the ~ .u muter prden wtU be created. and be a hcorded W11Cert. ot medieval mu.tc. loan on llfnllt.ure• auto or tumltl&n By Chet Tannehill :~;:;~~~;~:WII~L blooming Claiy, BASEBALL QUIZZ: What pitcher from Meigs County pitched 17 years in professional leagues and won ~5 games one yea·r in a Class A league? .. -.... _ --fOI Collins Jewelry E. Main Sl Pomeroy hind Pt. Pte8aant lfl the tasltap. on t.ea~ recorda Neaael· :.n o~uionat up,llinllol. Collim got 23:jhltJ1n -r.IJ' trip• for a Ukely would simply Jl)\t1'"U1'1tUc I Ted WilllDin&Uh average of .403. more experienced toeaer. CandiMilCh wa1 riaht close wit ·l dates may make application any20 safetic.s in 33 appearances for - urn~ . , .377. ,, , . , oth~'r players on the' Pomeroy Third man m rAnk w11s 1 h1l f nl · I entry th 1s su mmer will be Bvb tins, player-manager , with .296. not I Wlbon, centcrfieldcr, who hit .171i bad stlcklna. last summer, way below par, be· Collins will bring on the OVA cause he batled near .400 In hi& diamond about the a~mc club that acmor at PHS in 1966; Buddy Cun· finished so strona last year with . dHr. inlicldcr, nf Racine High, and one nice addlll_on: Harvey Van In the ~crvice two yeatl, his play Vrackcn, big f1rsl baseman who featuring the long ball and he halt has moved to town and whom tremendous power; Bill Sheridan. Sports Det~k has yet to meet Very ccnlerticldcr , a consistent hitter, not quite frequently reliable reports has It Van played though a lot of (ast baseball In the Navy enough and John y(lung. right the past thr~e year• and swishes fielder , who hit at .3~ In the last a big bat. half of the summer le.ague lut summer. Gone trom tho Pomeroy roster thl1 IK!alon will be plteher Charlie An addition Lhl1 )'car will 00 TheW. Collina Ia hoplna atrongl" Jimmy Joe Hcm!ley, nephew of Kenny Jmboct.en, who hill been c-ut RolUe Hemsley, who plays any poof balleball two ye~&u, will pick up sition, Including pitcher. He hit the load. Imboden undoubtedly close to .300 la'l rear for PHS and will be the No. 1 Uiucr with Guy up to Saturday, In hl1 ~enlor year, Guinther to come In and put out was baltlna at • .lM)O pace. He wlll be a welcome bulwark lo the Pomeroy club. High Hopes Mark • Redl . eg Campa1g0 • gTue·etUI -.l~y Startm CINCINNATI .up _ Tho Cincin· nati Redic- open what could be •· d their be•t year In the lul ccade and a , hall tuclday when they open the 19117 eeaaon aaaln•t the St. l.ouis Cardinals at Crosley lullcl • ltlrrect or fenctcl·ln patio compleltl with Rnt tartlen fvml. lure. Set ua for lcltaa •ncl ualattanct. .\'Rrd or Gorden WOOD PINCIMG • PATIO• liADY MIUD CIMINT Tl~l •~Tl:K CHA~CDA: IRII!l)IU GA~DIN • ,Uli!IIT\IRI T~IL~IIll' DUTDOOII Easr Budgel Terms THE .. POMEROY CEMENt BLOCK COMPANY -' ln:sianee. ui'ChtM trorn all over the- - city W1l1 t.atJtei.' fqr B.ksterl 1our bUll a prompt ea.b In :ln tM Easter botanical gan!ena andben~arly a thousand Jillea wm ttun cfnter'a ClharulelJ'ardena. open for the .ealh CWI~omers, there'D be an shoW the Hayden Plaaetartum, the circus wiD be pla)1M' 1l~Rbal! •t bome-;· the ~ d~mCIJ\g atifhe Met • , • and 110 on lovfl, my One. t"ff come qwa-yr lor ~. til-e rt&!M i.t __ oreci . ,J'II;e appear oN tk.e "'t:Jg'iflg .A® th:e tvt'Uedow ._t Big stickers George Ne-,-,e-1-ro_a_d and Gene Mit~h will be cause for many an OVA pitcher to put extra stulf on their tosses this summer when these gents sashay up to the plate. They are the heaviest guns in the Pomeroy Baseball club bat· ting order, based on last year's play. This club wat way, way down In the first haU, but soared up to take se.;ond place be· """"' toou a . llehntr:iellt YORit~lnp GILt -New Yorker thlnkJ ahout: Tbl call ot the Ettropean wll4 and the Jlt'OSI*t of 'ltavtng cocktalla with Prfneesa Grace in the palace at Monaco (get, Dad!) wiD keep me from bell'ti':Oft hulO tor EMler ,ttl Manhattan thla IH.• 10Jl-4nd tile loll li aU mine. , The one tOolllh upeet ·ot the day, ot coune, ill the celebrated. Impromptu parade In Firth avenue, wben toclat eltmben, publlelty-mln4e4 llllftl'~ la lhow bulinesa an!~ jUat phlln J'i.pera jam. elbow to elbow In tbe 1tNet u tf tt were New Y,ea,r'a, Allde from this Ulftlne anVe, howI'Vtl.l'. tho city eomes aHve so bet.Utitu).ly and joy. oully on Eaeter that it'a a pleuure to be\oJd, OYer ob. the cna.t lawn ln. Central park. for of .Z.nd • • • · · ':·~2l":.S,"~. Tornado Has Third Win In Current Play Coach Larry Morrison'! Racine Tornadoes took their third strala:ht victory without defeat this season when they nipped Chaunct')'·Dover 6-4 on the· Jo•crs' diamond behind the steady hurllna of Ivau Powell who reUeved starter Doug GrAblm In the third. Graham was not wild but he waa otf.form as Chauncey put a aln1le and a double back·to·back in tho first Inning to gD ahead t-0. After Powell came on he pitched ncar perfect ball until the !a:ot lnnlna when he walked the flret two men in his career and Chaunc~y threat cned. He got tbc tire out In Ume, ;:\'1' NANCY .i:' WE'RI! GOIN<!I .) , TO HAVE! A ' MAKE'·BI!'L I!VI! WEIIIIING TOllAY however. ' Racine tied it up in the 1econd Inning 1-1 when Powell'a slnlle scored Grimm from secomt.. The To•n•do wont •hoad lo otay In lh• fourth all Graham lod olf with 1 slnale, moved to second on a wild pitch, atole third, and scored on Grimm's ny. The winners ecwed It up in the Ki.xlh aa Grimm and Graham both acored artor hits by Friend and Saber. They added two more In the seventh when Friend and Powell drove in two runs wltb .II, . " Field. The tradltlon1l home opener hu been the custom of the Redlega alnce enterln; the National League &inglel. in 181d. The Redic&• are lhe only Powell fannt"d. 8 In bla rm: Inn· team ·In the leaaue pcrmiltd to lngs, and lh:ouah the busky toaer start their season at home each never pitched an Inning of ball before two w~ka aao. bldl k! be year. Opening day baa reached the one ot Racine a outstanding pUCh· statu11 of a near civic holiday in 1ers. PIJ.y. th.b week Includes Athens Cincinnati whenJ the l:ld.Uftcr Is sold out a few di:Y'I after the p~ at ltaeme, Thursday at 4:30; Ra- I ccdlnaseaaon ~elosea. cine at Middleport. Thursday ~;t Mana1er Birdie Tebbettl hal ex· t :30 and Cbauncey at Racine Frt· pressed optlmlam over this year'• day at 3:30. pitching 1t.alf. Pltehtna 'Jona hu b-~Ftna:; 2-8 e 2 010 102 bef'n a m-.)or problem tor Cineln. "-- n' n1tl. Hlttina: home runt baJ been Chauncey 100 001 2--4 8 2 on~ of the major aiiCitl of the Batteries: RMelne-Graham , Pow~ and Blreh: Chauncey Rc. Jep, , , '. d •··•I 'l'hi Cerdlnal• .c(eaied the Red, an ~""· ey. lee•, 4·2:, Jn thi 1031 opener when Stan Mullal lll 1 tWo.rp.n homer. · Gov. ¢. William O'Neill will tosa out the !l"t bo)l 1<> launeh tho l)odlega' oeellon. tt• wllllhrow lho ball to Cincinnati Mayor Charle• Taft wli.o wlll be &tandiq near the lhlrd b•oe foul Uno. TITI. I UP- GIU· Lhe men'ar 13th In•' Sun- BlebZ-11, '· ' ·--""-!---- - . ·R. H. �' • • • &-l>allySelltlUI, Pllmeroy-Mtddleport, 0 , Aprll15 1957 Celebrate Golden Wedding Midclleport Society Notes ~ Mr and llfll. George DooUtUe )laster apartmcnt.s on Browne!!' and son, Steven Charlts Atnenc Avenue , spent t.be weekend w1th her par Mr and Mn Roger Davu ((ru r enta, J4r and Ml'a Glenn Lambert Palmer) and ehtldren Pontiac vLS1 Mary Cuotyn Mtller and Ken tted Mr and Mn C R Karr Sr, nalb :Mu.rray, fre.Jhmen at 01>10 Saturday Ut!lveaily, .spent the weekend Helen Mar1e Warren Patriot .s~nt the \l.cek end w1th her aunt witb thetr famihes Ben Ei'vtn who had a ~trokc at and untle Mr and Mrs Stewar' tfie borne of his daught er Mr.s \\ 1 J Hawkms and .attended the Mary ham Rob.son has beon taken to Shnne or<ler of lhe White St1rme Me1gs Genera) llosp1tat where he o£ Jerusalem lnatall.atwn Friday lS seriOUSly lll ntght April t2 Mr and Mrs James Lewu> Co Harry Barnes veter;w msurancc lumbus W('re week end guests of agent Is reruperatmg slow ly art 1 Mr and Mrs Howard Byers bemg ill for two wc-ek:s w!th a v1 Nancy RoliC'r lechmctan student rus mfectJOn and h('avy told Mrs John Bryan has returned at St Joseph Hospital Parkersburg spent the week end With her par 1o her home from Holter Hosp1l1l cnts Mr ami Mrs Max Roller and whcn.o ~he had llecn a ~urg 1 c al pe~t fam1ly 1.. Jent Mrs Bryan who was wound Mrs Webb Hall who had spent cd accidentally on March 8th Ly the p.ast ten days 111 Hunllnw:ton a J Un ahot had her I~ ft arm {)p ... vlsttmg her daughter Mn Jtek e~lcd on and IS le-tuperatm.: at bCI 1 Amsbury and familY returned home home Sundav and was accomMr and Mrs C 11 lucas aud panted by Mr and Mrs Amsbary familY Rodney 11nd i\hrg 1c Calf' and son RICk} who VISited here doma were wef kend gucsls ol br1efly Mr and Mrs H C Jones and ~~~ s Mrs C: A Emnwsh IS recovonng aflcr a seven all.ack of tonsJIItlii Lena McEihmny Mr and Mrs Charles S1ndelJ and Mr and Mrs H'aro\d Thomas Charle, Springfield have son and baby have rented the Chestc Erwin home on Fourth Avenue been VJSitmg Mr and Mrs Gene 'they have been living at the Me Dodson and Children and Mr and Mrs William Ault and famtly Mr and Mrs: Nolan Canon and son Klt t Cmc1nnall spent the week end w1th Mr and Mr~ Wayne Gibbons and daughter EveTONIGHT lyn !Mrs Glbhon~ who h~s been m Glenn Ford Jeanne Crain C1ncmnau for several weeks re· THE FASTEST GUN ALIVE turned here wtlh Lhem - alsoMR AND MRS C E (Ed' FRY of the Oak Grove Common· Jane Russell Richard E"an Norman Ycaugcr and Denver Ity near Letart, W Va' are pu:tured as they appeared on Sun REVOLT OF MAMIE STOVER th Ph Uu·e who were I formerly S d PI employ t are day when they celebrated o•en house m honor of thetr 50th (r.memascopc - Technleolor) c at e t 1p porn an .... CARTOON- BNntlock Bunny working at t~c KaiSer Alummum Weddtng Anmversary Many fnends of the ~ rys called at tl e £ EN 'ROUTE TO PAllS 0,--ERA 1 +- I ' II I Plant at Raveuswnod W Va TUES WED APRIL 1617 FAMILY NIGHTS Frank Smatra Doris Day tn Parkersburg Saturday YOUNc; AT HEART Vote 3 Fine (In Tech.11color) NEW ORLEANS UP _ The na - also- 1 R chard Arlen lions alrlinos voted Fnday to Hruce Dennett HIDD&N GUNS / Jcvy a $3 fmc on ttckel holders Cartoon _ Kulnmvh who fa11 to show up for flights on : Adult Tlckeh Admlte On• C•r Which Ihey hav~ rcseJvJ d splt('e L"d The PI opU!Ial Is ~ubJect to <tppro so~r R:s~d I :::c ~:~lll~~h~1:1:0~~ I I - BRITAIN'S Queen Elizabeth looks radiant 1.1 !he rtdea In limOUIID• In Pat Ia with French President Rene Coty They are ridin&' tro.m. ~tate dn:a~r at the Elysee palace to the o~a. (l~en&af~ 80 Attend Public Officers' Installation. .:.::;, Of Mary White Shrine At IOOF Hall Hem; In Colorful Ceremony On Friday Night -~ Approxlmat~l>: 80 were J.ren.nt for lhe pt,~bllq Matillation ~ off lters of M•ry Stu;ne, Whjte Shrine of Jerusalem h:lday evuun.c al the lOOF Hall Tbe h.aU was beautifully decor... ated wlth the lighted cross th • emblem of the order and arnmge ment.s of daffodps and forsythia lo carry out the colors of the shr me The mo-tto of the Shnnc 1s Stncerity of Purpose the em Diem Oove of Peace ' the wet ~ 1 ~Aords Unden1andmg Peace and Love and the fbwer Dutch Ir1s Elizabeth Lear wor'hY htgh ., 1 estess presided at the o~nlng oJ t.lle meeUng and the followm,!! were presented, mtroduced a n d escorted to the east Mary E Dart lett, past supreme worthy hogh pr1estess and supremf! worthy tte I Ide;;~lh I Dad's sh1rts, the children's play-togs, your pretty dresses . and ltnens, too . . we treat them all os carefully as you would clean them gently, yet thoroughly' Tri-Lustre Cleaners MID Slreel Hlddleporl, Oblo Robinson's Laundry SeeO!Id Street Pomeroy, Ohio lowaf. Price Ever ALW.IW 157 FIIGIDAIII "-... FOOD ,.IUII·IIFIIGIIAIOI \ ;~~:~~ giftl and MargJret offl~rs .e n tine I _ , . lluldll or oul yet • - door lirhtly -led o Btc. Doop Slorop Door Wllb I ._ovablo obtlvw. ud ljlOOial Bmtor Comportment Orftr Ye•re-r•••r BAKER NITURE In ~ .. ONly ~"' 4Cio. ew NOWJn:JQ tti~ I Nea~,.~~N~e~ll~.,i•~:~~~~~~:::ib~ I four Baptised At Heath Services On Palm Sunday F~n M~.l~;:, •• ' Eight-Year-Old Has Birthday Parbi On Saturday Afternoon - --- ------ Mrs. Fr'fe Served As Chairman Of Auxr'llr'ary Party .- Super-Sua11i , acetate "' , tr!ttft by, Middleport Band Boosters Vote For Band Clinic the Semote sthedui'ed to ter reeess at Thursday It over l.lntil sary to pass tlte Odda generally to f.a.v«. Senate action in t1me for rcstorat· tlon O! mail deHver1es and reopen· ine of postal windows this Satur· day A post office apokesmao J'laa told the Unr.ted Pl'elf full service could be rcatored "wlthm 2.f boun ' after the money is avail The Band Booster& Aamiation and the Parent-Teach,,. AHoc.ia· t[~n voted Monday ~b.t to con. tiqu_e atndlng stu4e:hts ~m the MI<Idftport Band 10. the "nlo Unlveralty Band Clinic: It Athens 'l,'he two student, wHJ be nomin-. ated ftom the banft ranks and will be ~lected W a f•eulty committee on t.be basli' of"'}t-adea, tru~lclan­ •blp, ettipblp and wi.ll be from the FrettiMan, Sophomore or Jun1 ior 8 able Aetually chances were Summer field would give the or• re store aervu:e as soon as: (Continuell on Page ....,._ wtic,iil~;jje!io~ __ .oo - I ....0 a-.d comfort lo.dto ''""""" cut rl tlto baei iM th """-' Smoll. ...dtum amt•• .......... tn plnl tlui.; $500 ' . $1000. lroei' COverl, ,Mgr. n !!" j Clean up bills l'ay laxe, Btly. spring clothe• and bugams Then 1\ilve 9nly one place !o pay ll's ellsler that way We are ready to back you With cash In any way we can 1M E. MilD Sl, Pomero1 • So deft. . oo drimatte .-::..- , , oubtJy Locomlni our ji!O(tf < paJamao with tho ol~ol •' owl1Ji4o_pc You'U love the -1; boc!>lhnJ n~lino ol em· b!old..ocl .i)-Ion oheor ond ftowln& ~lo •• and tJ..tW·~~ 'ou name 11. We supply It 1o SAVINGS CO, ' ' HOW MUCH SHALL WE MAKE IT? ' The CITY LOAN •' j' ' ' $100 ., ' l a;n~ •I ' '' Mrs beln1 the_!"rlhdl~l Holter, lhle- ls repairlnt and house whleb h.- rerom Charles HoiQ( Sutton ls &he work. . ' . or c«41. accordinc.... to Ba-nd E Breen claases in bafl.d, oboo~u• dance banda and aaltl that the btltd had majorette work St• betn 11ven the top ratln1 by all be between the aaea of thn!e jud1e11 al the f~tival of of Roalon VW held In lhe blih three fludenta, Sharon 1du~ol at Pt Ploaaant 1ej~§_;~: and Stephen ~ on M!holarahlps and all!lo attended the Breen :cr90ks CommissiQners Request Bids For GltSOll.ne Meigs .Count,.'s. boerd nliiisiMtn•e• vot~ Honda) In • gulor '\looting to 1dtl I j,e;,;;u.~t~ bl~• lor p>ollno for tho highway department wtth all haVIng to be In h•nds .of boatd'1 clerk by April 22 The Jual noUce will appear In The Seolinel Wedneec:IIY Min utea the commiiJIOnetl' meet~ Jng 1 released MoodaY memben: acted onlY to routine bills. Jurist Awaiting Trial Transciipt On Guidos Case Judge Cedric Clark sa1d today he 1.s w11t1ng to see a ttanacnpt or Witnesses' teatJmony before mak1ng a ruhna: m the CUe or Ohio vs Rtehard Gu1doe wbieh was concluded last Wedoeeda~ here Gutdos is under md1clment for driving while lntoxU'ated Jast )fay 22 He is an Oh1o Liquor Depart nent mspector Mee.nwhile the clerk ot rourl.J reported a divorce eaae 'bas been WASlnNGTON UP-The U S. filed by Freda Kln.g, Duter, VB Jules F turoa., Pt"OJtct aup!t. Bure;u forecaita thJ' GeoJllc c King also of Dexter month Will be • bit 011 Fred Crow Is plamtil!'s attot:neY 'atenderu m the construcl:Jon of he •21111/p lll$rn l'l•nl frol'! 1KI side over mor.t of .the to ltGf iliOd lUI 'llitut'diY 1/w,., Pastern part o! the nation ta.g at the hoJM..Ot. a dauetJ.ter Jt'! The 30 daY outlook fbr m1.:t c~ol~nsM·~ \opnl to nttd May Is for belo 1 ~ ~ eei~ here l'lormal temperature "Verages en"' Biron res1ded in Pt. PleUJ;nt ..., tbe r.ontlnrnt.al D1v1de. eX('(!pl !Iarine the eon&tructmn ol tbt along the Soutb AtlantiC nd Gu'f plant and worked ror th~ &>llltt Coa8t. ' ~nstructum Company or South Precipll.atJOn 1s exi)eeted to ex Bend, Indtana ceed norttNtl over most areas be You ve beard of "borse tratl He retired (rom lut work tween the Rocky and Appalacluan crs • bemg the l11nd of pcQJJie 19M beeaust of Ill health Mquntam.s Subnormal amounts who c-an come .out on top of any are Jndtca.ted In the N~UI kmd of deal But ht\e you ~ver Plain• upper Great Lakes area known a "dog trader" who can and west Texas come np w:th 1 :wmner of a eham runnsh1p stakes? That s appBJ"entb exactly wha' happen~d here when Paul Jphn ~on or ColUmbus S8W l'l!t1 dDg '-lydc Road Freda WlU f1r.rt pJ.aee trophy 1n tHe 15 Inch class durin;!' the Champt{)nlliMp St:~kes of thr Ohto s coal produchon repotl .'..sS?CI81i.OII of 8cl~J1;!1c Club!'! ni Cld In the fourt'h quarter or 1966 ~ul OOtn Ohl(l lteld Mar Harr1 wu 10 2 million: ton11, sl:iJhtly b1ghtr tW fo11rth quart.N' or LJP- Dr WJIIiam sonv11le Sundey Jodul!trlal Rela Acconhng to Mclgs BN~le Clul\ Il!l!3 ~clint sa1d he WIS "nol 11 permanent ap- Secretary Robert Bowen Johns.nn tums Dm)ttor Hu~h t> W111t rc ~ FatrfJdd Counl.y last month at t~t Metg~ trtal~ ported tdday traded dug!l Willi Bo~ Jones nr Thl&. wa' ht,gl) p~ucjlon for ~ Sh•dr. Both were slight~ ttn- lourth qUartet, Walt \Kilt lnd happy or ll\elf dog's rrtormane helpe~ boost J&M Pf'Othtction ~ e8 to date Both hope 1.0 'better predicted six ~nt aboVe lllti5 W~t's fourth quarter report themselvu • Tbe Jones dog then the John- put 1838 produ.ctlon at 38 m1Uiot son dog dtdn t do so well r~ tons, but it 1111d further reporho(f from mine optlrat.on should ra111e so later in the nwnth at the the total more than a miUhm tons gan County Jrials Johnson t On the balls ol data so rar agam The og he got thaL prOOOMed aveNlfe value or came througb to wm that That dog wn Hyde Road Io" Oh10 s coal Was quoted at $3.7fl (COntinued on Pogo F a to•1 at !.he nu.a.e Weather Outlook Not Favorable For Next Month Jules F. Biron Death Reported At Chicago. Home _ Dog Trader Wins Champion Stakes At Beagle Trial Appointee Shuns Coroner Post In CoUilty ....,.,...,...,. ......... ......... Not - .,, In tM SO.,..... lbllll h .., ..,. - I P.ubllt tnvited T0 S Se rvice, Breakfast, Here ,_ Nth' lliM w.. :u~., Atlrlnel .....,., ......, - Many Attended Services f;orMr. Winebrenner Here Thll 10,1 cu: fl. low..ool Supe: Model lo lho blr "bonuo b.by'• ol '171 And lh- top-qullily Friplalrtt foatuno pron U bo,liOnd a doubl: • ,.., Zoro Zone ,..._- holdo n lbo. • Jl'ull·Wldtll GIMI.-Out Port8l.,n Hydrator-holdo o..,balfa-.el o lhclllliYO Safoly•Soll Lakh-opono "llh oh1hl ~ • [QRRAIN~ -.. IV UNITip , . . . . --pomeroy sOCiety • ----Notes --- J.lc.l o Excluoi.. Cyola-Matio DefrollinJ in reCri.-tor M:ticm-you don't do a lhin1 • Four FuU·Wlcllh !lilolveo-bold ..on lho lar.... • tJ ~~~~~~~::~~~~~=,:•:l:b:J=lh:•::C:I,:•:I:A:•:•~•n:•:u:t:":'=: I Let Us DoAIIYour Family Wash __.,....., ,_ .... .................. Weather"~ f HO:Cktng Walley No a9d Hazel Pearl Reynolds Margaret New McCoy termed 'rtdlculous' a Kuh~ WHP ;J.afayettC No 44 man Hazel Cleland a n d VE!rltc Unlt•d Press StaH CorrHpOnd•nt rtport that decreased 1ntereat tn Hilhert Me~r, Hocking Va.ll£'v Workman were ml\lrons or honor PHILADELPHIA UP - The ptano playmg at borne was a rna N"o !il, watcbn\tR ~f ahepber,fl • Ehzabeth Lear Florence Trac)', of Etude once the worlds jor factor In the pubJication's de- ~tar 1 e Strub~ Hocking V:alley. . Helen Rcl nolds Mac Rhodes Fe n most wtdely circulated mustcal cltne JJe sa1a there lS more muSJc 81 e s1mtll :NcDJe tracy, E'dl'llr Hut Gaul Mabel Tawnc,) , Rowena marazme can be attributed to an In the home PGW than ever and sinpiller andf"ZeUa E eros,, M,!;r) Vaughan Els1e Rog('rs Evelvr. Increasingly serwus problem of the sates of pianos and other in Shrme PWHP• and Charles St1 u Lewts, Freda Grueser Feru Cb the pubhshmg world-rimng pro- strumenU are reachmg an all ble Hockmr,z Valley,, Emmett Le scbrew and Paulme Gallagher Hte duction costs-acoordmg to U.s tame high I hm:m Mt Olive NO af HarTy p queens attendants and Evel'f't' editor He tlld the end of [lubhcatlon Smith E A Wmge'tt and Ev~re .t Tracy, Eugene Atklnll Ra)'IIU)nd Guy McCoy tchtor of the pub- With the May4une issue lhoeked Tracy P..Jary Sbrme, PWOS Workman and Ralph Gilmore, hcation once known as the 'B1ble the musical world He L\llld hl!: Inviting presld1ng off1cers for lhe kmg s gu-ards of the muSJeal home ' adm1tted deak was. (!Jed htgh witb letten the mstallatlon were Ehzabe'h Followm~ the mstallahoo, Ntl today there were other contr1b- from subscribers tharing the 1 ur WHP and Evel)r. s~lts dis he Tracy 1n behalf of the- Bhnll" utmJl factors to the ceas1ng of sorrow or the staff over the de- trict. deputy Inslellm( offu:er.s presented ElQ:abeth Lear with " pubh~atlon next month after 74 mtse were Mary E Bartlett PSWFIP a ,d PW HP pin and Max1ne WJ.Jlgrtt years McCoy sud he had planned to s w Treasurer who lnslfillcd 1 presented her w1th a g1ft fro~:n the But the real reason was the rehre soon whether or not the the worthy h.igh prie91ess and the Mrs Hawkins ihe new constant rtse m bas1c production mag.aune folded The six uther •ortb' t,..aourer and Edtth Ht. "H" 'ftt,l·'· '' " •· presented gtfts to ~ co.sts he sa1d Our overhead edttorial employes are beinJ ab- SlhPiller PWKP, who Installed all ling officers wu rismg stead 1iv and we c:ould sorbed by the 'Theodore Presser other ortu~ers Others were Ebi" Fry home throughout the day to offer congratulations see no end to lL Co mternallonaUy known music Srmth, inata.Jiing chaplam, Mabel Worthy matrons and worth}\ pat The death of Etude can be .at publishing lirm, wHich pr.tnte.d Tawney mB'allmg herald, N('lll• rons of the Eastern Star db'Ungu 1 trlbuted to the same disease that the magazine Tracv installing seri~ has killed many other magazines Lilhan S•eift and M.. rgaret Ne I 1shed Masons OES d11f.r';!et Ctfr,. cers and Edtth Hutsmplller, trutm recent years • man inst.alhna orgamst.s, Eumce tee of the O&S hom~, were introMrs Pearl Parker, Lt Cednc tend a One Day Farm Bureau McCoy conceded that the c1r JIVIden installing guardian Rev dueed mformally and gtvmg 1hor: P.arker and Mr and Mrs Charles Youth Conrerence culatton of Etude dropped from 1~nd Mrs c E Hoyt mstalhng so tali!:& were Mr-3 Bartlett, Mrll. Hoffner and famtiy v1s1cd Sund.ay Mn William Baxter u conftn,d 250000 at •ts peak to some 50,000 1 and Rev Hoyt the benedc 01815 Salts~ Wllmene Mender, Hul:iert ' afternoon w1th Mr and Mrs Walt to her home Mulberry Ave, by m recent edttlon.s But he said tlon Mender Hazel Kuhner Em:~it er Walker 1llnes~ the circulation means nothlna M1ss Ncltte Koehler VISited Sun Mr and Mrs Wilham Baker le RLSmg production to!ltl killed lehman Marte ar.d Charles Stru Offaccrs mstltlled were seated ble, Rev C E. Hoyt, Frank Chepday 111 GailipolJs with Mr and turned home Saturday after spend Colhcr.!l Magazine even though it Relatives and frlendt rrom out ln center of the; hall on chairs cov sebrew, Genl'ge Lear Edna Hli!'h Mrs Charlc5 Weaver ing three weeks m Charleston W had a circulation of a few mU of town who were hert Friday for cred wtth wh1te and m the form ~nd Mrs Walter Hau1s ~ Mrs Juhus Sm1th who has been Va w1th Mr and Mrs Wilham lion ' he sa1d 'Other magazines the funeral of Clyde Winebrenner Committees appointed fOil Ul.J quite ill at her home W LOCllo:lt Grate While I here Mr Baker und wh1ch sold only 40,000 to 50 000 Included Mr and Mrs I ~ CCIWan, of a cross lnstaUed were MarieSt is reported a11 sltghtly 1m erwcnt surge! y at the Memonal cop1es were able to opeflate be-- Tampa Fla Mr and Mrs ' Homer Hawk1ns worthy h1gh preJ.ste":i )ears ate, EllzJbell) Lear, I~•~ proved Mrs Cleland Hemes 111 Hospital cause they were able to keep the~r Winebrenner Mr Dale Wlnebrll!n Stewart Hawkms1 watchman or Smtth and Harry Sm1t~ examining ass1shng In her care overhead low" ner Toledo Mrs Thomas Payne, shepherds, Maxuic Wingett noble ~omm1ttee, Etbel Ma tde ·YOlHls;,. Mr and Mrs William Gralc and Etuct.•1 B6g Problem Mrs Harold Clark Mrs William prophettess, Denzil Goeglem, us Grace FrenchJ.and Er.~est Wlnl!fir.-, rmance, Rowene Neoi'll[ Mr and Mrs Albert Sm1th or 1lion Janes rcturnc d to lhc1r home McCoy said Etude had an even File Mr ahd Mrs S~dner. ~)~Hart oc1ate watchman of shepherds Roush, and Leo Hunhnr,ton W Va Vl~ltc(J rc 1n Charleston W Va Sunday eve bigger problem than other m11 g1 Mr and 1\frs Gerald Stewart and !tJJiry Hughes, worthy scribe, Ze ccntly W!Lh his mother Mrs Jul nlng afler spcndmg the week end ztnes struggling to keep from go son Mrs Albert Bennett, Colum JUS Smith and other relatives With their parentll, Mr Ollld Mr.!! Jng under smce It Included 1n each bus Paulineworthy Alktnstreasurer wor'by ch~!l Sml1.h matenaJ ri)Crosa, Lula Mrs E A Bartels Jlunhngtnn W!lham Baker Unwn Ave and J 1ssuc a mustc sectiOn ~hude Mr and Mrs Robert Stewart h'lln Mabel Goeglcm worthy stl~p W Va ancl Arthur Sm1th Chaun H Grate Muldleport Helen. Reynolds, Bucyru8, Mr 1D,Ji Mrs Glb Winect!y spent the week end w1th lhou! Mr and Mrs Carl HneH of But We were gwina away .several br-enner Mr and 1 Mn {:art Winewart Hawkins mother Mrs Jullu'!i Smith and land spent Sunday with her par dohar!' worth Ol rriullit iti eacli Is.. brenner, Mr llnd Mrs Ernest .. t Wingett and other telattvCI:i cnts Mr and Mrs c J Ebersbaeh sue he said 'We used to have Wlnebt-enner Mr and Mrs )J.IIph ett paraphernaHa, 24 pages or sheet mu,s1c m our un~ise plller Mrs Emma W ~g nr.r S.aunders Mr and Mrs Willard Ebcrsbach magazme but It wall too cost11 Wmebrenner Mrs Graee ReyNellie and famtly or Huntincron W Va i.lnd daughter Chcrvl v1s1tcd Sun We cut tt down to 16 or 18 pages nolds Portsmouth, Mildred Ryan, o,\,Crt Sunday ~ul ~;t~ of Mrs W II rl,,y with her parenh Mr and Mrs 111 lh< late '4011 but thal dtdn'~ W1ley Ryan Chauncey Mr and The pubJic Ia mvl(ed to tattend tha F.bcrslmth and d.ltlghtl'r M1ss Sy ( laiente MIJhl Br.ulhUJ) h('lp uver('ome the ru;lng produc Mrs Slroud BuckaleW, Qumcl!'x, W Va Mrs Arnolda Sm1th Mrs Roy the Sunrise Breakfast at tbe Mt. nlo Strme h1l tum cnijts We had to include mu. fJcloi!'!l Kra<'UI('r Donn11 Uoltcr H.obcrl Lehew llnd fncntl foe SIC for the plano the chord organ, l'roftltt Mrs Flora Tapp, Mrs Morlaah Baptist Church starting at Ia A1.km" vi!oltltn, Gcnrgc orruu and Dtlm~r Hamm Hoo,\,c of Lockland Air Ba~c \l Sitcd the accordion and other instru Rcva Crans, Russell Buckalew, Pt 7 lS a m Easter mormng The lie Tracy.......... , Matrons Guild of the cbureb 11 in w'ard HaJIJC Zerkle were ut Oak IIIII Saturday to at Suntla} With. the formct smother, ments so we couldn't cut tM sec Pleasant charge of the project and will lt Ptarl Reynolds and _____ - - -~- - - Mrs fhcodot:c Lehew tlon any lower as1i1led by the Juntor Guild mem ho.!tpdallty and aU a & ~h .and Mrs Malcolm Mcc~: nnd Elude could not mcreasc 1ts bers PWOS substitute offu:crr... " dauJ.~htcr havE' moved rrnm Cnurt advertJsmg to offset the hlJOihcr The clo.~t.ln" nd.e Oml 8e ~'ttl,t Dreakfl,!lt at the ML Mortab St to the Neutzlmg property Lm O\crhead because 1ts advcrtls<' Church on F:~.sler mornmg haa You 1'111 We Meet Agam" .udtttie coi n Hill JUCIIts were In a specialized field been a tradition for a number of btmrdact\On by tile Re\! ~ CP J t ncv and Mrs 1 R Carmichael rcstnctmg the number (lf poten .)ears with many of the people who J eluded the meeting alte...- wfrif!~ of Snuth Wchstcr were week end 1tJal advertisers Mccoy saJd gu('~:~ts or then daughh•r and son • we Just couldn t do anything 1 Marvin Fry, eight year old son have attended Sunr1se serv1ees at reh"eshmen•s we •.! serv!ld fl'Oift Spcr1al Pii m Sunday ~:~crVICt's .11 111 Jaw Mr <rnd Mrs D~lmar about it he lllld "There was the Heath ~lcthodu1t Church m nf Mr and Mrs Wesley Fry, cele the1r own churches earlier ID tlfe a Uble with yellow co~r a.nd a centerpiece of daUodds nolhmg else to do but cease pub brated h1s b1rtb..tay Saturday with mormDJ clu d ~rl baptlsm of I wo b Abl cs an d Hamm Mr anrl ~rs Charles Hoffner hcatlon a youn.(l g1rl Immersion of 11 d L s d a party Games were playe(l and l'ln fam 11,) of o~an were Ull ay The editor teld lhe ""d of young gtrl and the receptiOn 1nto dmner guests o£ her parents, Mr ttto ltudo typo of mo,oal·- priZes won by RaYh'bond Hlndy the cl\urch of the (Uris and one d M 1 1n k ·- Mary Elizabeth Bradbury, Jan~ee boy an rs •ear rou cr tsn t as great anym(lre He sald Everson and Becky Allensworth Party decorations were ln keep. It w11 founded for thtt pvrpou The Rev c R Konkrll(ht was m of prevldlnt music ...cMrt ina: with the Easter aeason and charge of LhC" Acrvlccs aud gave with fnlltructictn on lm,.-,1 111 MMI Fry war anlated by her mo , a brief Palm Sunday message Mr thtlr methollllls ... tho lat.~ lhcr Mr.s Ada Lambert.. and Mrs and ~rfl' Gcor~o:e Doolittle Athens news lnd tKhnlqUH 1" tMir P K Russell in acrvJne birthday preoontcd thcor "" stmn Cbar flold. cake and ice cream decorated with lcs r~r bapl1~m and Mr and Mrs bunnies • " • r~ I).R.''bcn B.c • brought the1r •t R F r h r Mtny Ceu""' Av•ll•l• • 1 1 c was t 81 man ' rg 1\1 oscoe Tod .. y, tct.ehers do not nt!M Ouosts included named a ' • • I fJ , 0 ung('lll son K1mbcll Joseph or the party htld at tho J..cg10n such 8 magazine as much," he Mvc Debby sara Jane daughter of Mr and nail i'r1day ~ight Cor children or Hid Universities and mdaic " Brad Mrs Dian. J.ack M'com Bechtel•• was bilphseri the Home and of tho members of ~~~:~~~~ have excellent c:oursca to .1\d d.u"ht.' Of the Le•lon Att•tltary 0 "' teacher& WJth the lnforSupt and Mrs L. W McCOm!'s She was assisted by MM Nor was 1mmersect In a special ser~lcc man Won•land, Mrs Pearl Hoffman we &:~ve tbem Tben there I at the Ftrst BapHat Church Sunday Mrs Gale Hysell MrA Wendel~ are tbo numerou1 \fOrklhOP.I tOf!· atternoon Forrest Bachtel SOil or Bunce Mrs Lewis Long, Mtl Hen. ducted throuchout the e~antty Mr and Mrs Forrest L Bacht(ll ry Clatworthy Mra Dale KtJ!nt'ld)'~ year, in addition to re lolnod the 1urll in the membfr :\irs Don Roltb, Mn Sl.IJne)' Pick courses at unlveraiUea • ~hlp class ens Mrs Avery Dreaner Mrl. music •ehools WIN ~AfiNG I > .,..,. I Palm Sunday music lntluded the Cora Qcnnett and or Poindexter 'The lesur need waa the tea The Rutland Girls' Ensemble, dl· anthem • Jeruaalem" Parker, di Transportation !or the gue!lta son ror Mr rlrculaUon drop But rctted by W11Him Evoraon and was furnished by Gale Hyaell, We -ooulu have kept toln~ with reeted by Mn. mtheJ Chapman and the aolo, •Open the Gatf!J of the Paul HaptonstaU and Roscoe FUe the lower cireulation It l.ttle pro acc:ompan1cd by Judy Chase .. won " Temple Knapp by Ben Philson t.cgwnnaues duchon costa bad reahed 1 peak 'Superior'' ratiql~he 1 State com petition at Bex.ley Hlill Sthool ~;;;;iOiiiOiiiOiii;;...;;;;;;;OiiiOiiio;;..,;;__;_,_o;;;;,;;;-o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;, somewhere along the l!ne" Saturday BY JOHN F CLANCY • •• i I berdess Mabel Bennett wnrt.h." amde Bern1ce Wmn wcrJb)! ~i' aid Krnest Wtngett f~ wiJt m•n V1rg1l Atkms sccon Wllllld man, Liwrenee Foreman, ttbir wi&e man t..eo Vaughan king Grace Frendl queen, Hila~ Lutz fnst hahd maid Rutlly Hall· day sel'Ond hand mud Adah &o.ot thud band rnatd, Lillian St!!'lif. worthy org11n LS \ Em111a K Cl.-t~ worthv worthy guar1an and Jam~s worthy worthy guardtfD ' nd James Clwlworthy worthy tuard Honorary oJltcers are i'lorence lfcGuffm !lag bearer Bess1e Mus grave and Helen Chase !Jag • e,. corh Martha Wood banner bel"' er Anna Steven and MarguerlfQ Carter banner escorts FlOI"fonce McGlf£ n, Madonna, Bes&le Mu•· gme nd ilelen Chase, ang•••• St,.lla A'kms courtcr Glady• May MUsl·caIWorld Mourns Death Of I I Etude Magazine Killed By Costs ~~~rerWi~~:~an ~~~d~~lst~~pdc~ ' I ~1. 1 • ,._ Coal PrOduction In Ohio Reported Slightly _Higher Low ...loht loo .... � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 April 15, 1957 canter larkins lee murray swisher