http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8d67a9e332b5d4d32f16ef5fe5ca8c88.pdf 869b71d6451c0010be6e4732e3cfed72 PDF Text Text ' •. • '1 \ ' Church Women Plan Mrs. George Starcher Named Preside'nt 8--DAilf sentln~ Pomeroy -Middleport, o · Apruts, 1957 Fellowship Meeting Of Salisbury PTA At Tuesday Meeting . Mrs. Geor g• S,..cl>or wu A ..mmu-n was roA<l 0 n Frl'day May 3 "' " ' " " ... pres;dent r... """ - - fr<lm lfra. Jr., ~ The May Felloll'shlp meel.irlf oi lng yea r when the &li.abury P'M. Council pMdent, ahnot.mdn1 1 -=:::::::::::::;::::::;1Mary Amberger Is Cr,owned As ,. ' RUTLAND -Methodist Qurch • The annual Poot ':,?.~t-~,'!l.mM~~~ ~~'~:~2t!aU!~~ ! ''J)onaored by t he Jun \or High Stu. li1m Andenoo, Jamel Lohse, Gene dent Council at Pomeroy Gyrnnas.. 1 Crooks, Arthu r Clark, Gordon Jum Saturday night waA a tre mend- Guthrie and Robert Presto n. the Meip County Council of Unltous ~ u cceu . President SO ndra ed Cbtircb Womer, will be held Mary Am ber ge r was crowned Friday, May 3 at 7:30 p. m. a t the POtts annoltllced today. Post-Prom Queen. Her atf.l> nda nt.s Middleport First Baptist Churc:h Regarded as t he social hilll w e r e Min ada Murray, Sharon accQrding to the announcement point of th e J unio r High year, the Douglas, Jean Webster and Sqndra mad e toda y by Mrs. Palrick LochApr: 19, 7:30P.M. aff._tr was well atten ded by sti.L- Potts. Her escort was Charles R.if· aJY, president of the Council. denls of both the local higb n e. The queen was honored with a Mrs. Claremont E. Hoyt, wife of EVERYONE schools and !heir friends. corsage of orch ids. J udges for th the pasto r of .the First Ba~ti3t WELCOME A group of high - school musi· sei P~tion of the queen were Roger' Church , Is chairman of the COun· cians from l he area , "The G Hines. Willi'am Sheridan and ROO.. cil committee on Christian Social I Notes" prov1ded the da nce mu11ic. ert Wilson. Relationship, and will ha ve charge Teachers and sch001 .oHicials at- of the program on the topic ''free tending· ttere Mr . and Mrs. How- Schooh in Free Am erica''. ard Kn ight, Superin tendent Char- E.lertion of o!~ieers wm .be held les s . Gibbs and Mrs. Ev.:l stout. durmg t~e _b ustness ~am e n and The beautiful Par isian sidewalk the nommatmg committee mem· cafe setting, with the Arche de! bcrs are · Mrs. Bruce Ll oyd.' H.eath Triumph e for a backdrop , lrrovided Me l.bodtsl Churc ~ ; Mrs. )fllton a beau tiful atmosphere ror the Hood. ,First Baptist Chu~c h ; Mrs. Post-Prom Dance George Anderson Jr ., Firs t Pres· 'byterian 'Ch urch , Middleport, ·a nd Kingtbury Road Mrs. Al ma Parker, pnlted McthoCOMMANDERY MEETINGS dist Church, and Mu . Thomaa Program the Choit The Ohio Valle}· C..: mJm. an~B"')' Young, Federated Church, Pomc· KT, will m~t at the A syLum I roy. . . r.: Friday a·.t 7 p. m_. to <ttl-end thl· Women . of the ·First BaptlJt GoOd Frld·ay s erv1ees a•t tlbe F«<· Church Wlli be the hostesse1 for 1 • era-ted Churc h. They wli l a ls·o a tea hour followi~g tbe program meet at 6 a. m. Ea·ste-r Sunday t.o and business meetmg. All church ~ attend the Sunri·s e service art tlw wome n o~ lhe C~unt)l are urged to met Mi"ddleporl Society I 124, . M B MISS ary ise Tenth Birthd ay CeIebrated TUeS. Mrs. Mary Alice Blse entert1ineil nJCsday eve11ine with a bl!'thday party In honor of her daughter, Mary Frances, on her tenth birth· day. A · group ot children arrived at ,~~;~~=!~:!~f£':!;1 7 o'clock gam e6 afterand w,hlch hot dogs and Kool ade the evening's entertainment. The honoree received many att.racUve gifts. FREE DWVERY MRY DAY c4o- . Morning and Allernoon Phone 6222 No. 2nd l\llddleporl 98 Starks E. Main St. D~ug ' 1 Bochner's Store MEAT MARKn 'romeroy "· .1'\t Your r~teiJlhbor"hood . -- ,..p- · GroCerJ . -•• -• .' •• --• • • • ~ .. • " ' Classic Cardlgoo, Sizes 40 to 48 _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8.9J fnoeJolin years. Berry , M.idd leport Cardigans, ~e~ i n Logan, W. Va., Su.nda y. M'r~. -Davtd O U ~r. wl_m has been Ill w1th &n eye rrrfect 1o_n . }¥Is rctlurntd to her work ·lhJJ wee k. Mt'. and Mrs. ~crn ard Co;Jk. and daughters , Lou1sc and . Carul . were gucsLs Sund.a~ ut ·a b1rth.da~ pll't)' glvc.n fiOr hilS f<tlh cr .. W!il· ter Cook, ·and. for Mrs. W_illlam . Diddle 'II~ the Cook •bvme In· S~· racu1e. W1alter tnd Bernll rd CoOK lll'e bo-t h employed at tile V:aiiC)' Lumber Co. In Middleport. . Mm. Edna Rua!cll is ass~·~ t .tf In the care of Mrs. Ben F.rw1,n ll the l'!ot.~e . of the latter~ daujl!tte_r, Mrs. \\illarAm Roblo":. Mr. .Erwm it In ll!erioul eoncti1.Jon at the Melg$ General Hoa,pital. Their aon, Gi'lbclrt Et-wjn has rti!ui'ned to Columbvs after !IJ)Cndi'na: t.b(' weekend her-e. Mrl. L. D. Diles was tn_..A thc ns Suufty to i.tt.end servkea .,t. tht: Methodlat. Churob . when her dau· Jbter1 Mrt. )Jit~hell had dent of the dub, has named the followina eommttt.eea: Mrs. Waltcr Harrill', Miss Hallie Zerkle, cochairman, Nellle Zerkle. Harrle Marie Smith, Mrs . Liwrence BinJ, Mra. Rolinfi LeVaughn, Mrs. W. w. Haynes, Jtrs. R. c. Sansbury, Mra. Ric~ard Gress, Mrs. CllntOR Fisher, Mrs. Burr Forrest. Hostesses: Mrs. Roller, Mrs. J. E. Harley, Hrl'. John Zrirkle, Mrs. w. H. Juhllng, ~rs. M L ·Frencb, Mrs. Rodney Downing and Mrs. Garen Slan&bury, _ _.,..._:__ _ __ the woilian '1 sweater that siays beautiful ' . ' wilb a dinner at •the another da.ucbtot Mr11. CbarlQJ Jivi den. :M n. Clarence Eber.ba('h 'has b«n in t.ancuter vh.itlnt Mr. end Lalltth and 150I'U. She .IJhe confirlrw.ion service of .her a:rancbon Potw' who -well propol'tioned by . CARLISLE < • ' 1 · ;.:~~~-Vl'l•~·nd: & u •• •• ., • ••·- - ·p ieni'St. · Bll'tMa)'a · ol ·Ide .. '· ,........ ,.,.lttt ' thl1 rnomlng. Warmer .....- .... t&.nt toUr. HIP to4.., .,_7J, 1.., · tonlwht In .... SOt. GUiontf drbzle Blood Is Needed For Meigs County Victim Of Cancer A plea tor blood wus made toC~n ' y woman her battle aa:ain s~ to tontinue .·,oa~r.'' ' High I ' The W{!llk of April been declared William 'C. 22 to 28 · -"rii i' .M.Oola!llin, ~ Ni--11~ Rob-' llo ~lotlotl -01 ,....I' 1· :j !on; Shuleri Construction Co.; ·Ro.ganiutioM. belhg· J)ft!idcnt In , ' ya1 Crown Bottlins Co.; Foremin- the !..,_named g!rotlp in 1~. Thi!J ' Ruter :Message was:"b<'O-"ilh< week '. .; -··s' 20 Pockets To A Box •' SALE! ROSEBUSHES SINGLE COPY-lie " 'W!Ot--6a Hun r_aro: ,FUJ\erai . Home; · jack .'' .JI'octory Out!:Middleport pepart. Store; , ller Pharmacy; San1.· 'Qlent born Jewelry; i-Lustre Cletners; - n. Jl. ·~ "·wUn 1-nd So••. ·~ Zerkle Truckina; Co.; Frifndly Tavern; The Sports Center; ' Evelyn Gruelier; Metropolit$0 Auto Se,!.u; Qbio Valley Baking Co.; ' , day for a Meigs PlumbJ·ng•, Clinton m~-her , .• , Painter; Duke Cleaners; Tucker~ maDs Proeery; Anthony Plumbing; T9m Rue Motora; Cortler Restaur. ·'I· tdt; Votllcy Lumber; Davis C. Mil·; (Continued on Page Seven) SCOOt 'DeBe IL { it . / to Pomeroy High School students health and .faculty members Thursday people ·are morning., when the Rev. Hll~on the security nd development Woods, pastor of the Norwalk, tbe nation and th a,~ the effects of 1 Ohio Church of Christ addressed aleohtd a1111. nareoJica are a probOW 0 the Senior Hlgh assembly 'and the. lem. affecting the youth o.f the .· Rev. a,alph Zundel. pastor of the state . He pointed out that a progil,am Firat oaptl•t Pom<roy, spoke to the Junior High student of educatio" in the danJen preSent in the usuage of alcohol and 'body in their auditorium. Saturday, May 18tn. is the day Se . h The mor "His Easter Service narcotics be instigated for the ben0 f t he Scou·t Bene fit H one Sh ow with the traditional F]ag efit and Increased saf-ety of every· at the Horse 'Sbow GrOunds in Pt. led Danny Morris and one and urgf: d all C!itizens to interPlelsant,, West Virilnla. . l?l'fnclpal James tbemselvei in the p~omotio.n ot The money that la rajeetl will be then introduced the Rev. used na- l~ood• as a v1Siting _ . evange11st . who eight governors are .as~ · 1toScaend Jtwo' ·boys to tbe Get•.. tiona out amuuree iq v ...conducting services at e urgmg cooperation by irsuinJ bufg, and ilso to the boys Church or Chrlst. 1 :~o:~~ near at Camp · "Easter is the prog r:'\ ms on temJudfle for the. Show W(lrld. Jesus perance and score ~ of WCTU offiChuck Schul,tz, nntlonaiJy new way of think- cr!t,s are warting with YTC groups judae and hone lliowman, evangelist 1t«t· ,ip .the promo~on of the program. pointed out that Flemingsburg, Kentueky. Bin•· m~r for the evening wilt be the or Christ bro•ullliq_ m Walter M. Windsor, of Point Plea's- us' something elBe to live Horse·SJiw T Be On Satur · day Ch"'•h, l~;:~~::::~tli:~· pro~ect ant. the mere worldl~ achieYements · the day. ';l"he v'l5iting e"ang~list (Cfntlnuecl 01t pqe Hv.n) r,ke,.· :WU re· ~e.i.gs General Hospi· tal and lod.gcd in onunty jail Thursday evening, facin g undetcrlhincd charges by Shf.riff Rc· bent C. Hart enbach. I m••••>d from Pike -wras ·h03pltali~d Tuoestlay night after a ear ·in wbiclt ihc was a passenger oQr .driver-officer~ have not det«:m~inOO nrbichwa wrecked .at Baum..n's Run on State Route 124. The aiterit) harl cblsed Pike and It leasi one o'tber person ln . the C"ar from neat the eorporaf.Jon llne on RL at brealme¢t speeds. 'I Sheriff Hartenbacli bad t r.ptJft· ed the driver of tbe ear trk.od to run •him down as · he was Chec'<lng out anot.ber traveler on· 7 Edf:lte 'l'lliylor, Long Bottom, remabled in the hospital thia ruorr.ing f.roni injUries received ic the cruh. m. DIVORCE ASKED ' A divorce suit has been flied in Meigs County Common Pleas Court Webater and Fultz, attorneys Carolyn M. Burdette-. a minor, Aldena Welsh, her mother and friend of Carpenter, Ohio, ag.,Inat Leonard R. Burdette, Rtlt- General Store Ai Bradbury To Close Saturday Satu.rdoPy, April 20. is t:!losing day for rrhe gen~l store w5tie!a bas been operated in Bradbury for 1Jhe past t.iVf! ye1rs by Mf. .and Mra. Allen Rousll . 'Ilhe store , whiC'h 1KI3 been operated. in the same building where 1 the Rouah family live&. W being closed because or Mrs Roush's lhealth. Mr. Roush wiH continue to o ,. eN.te ·his .g aNge and gas pump~: w'tlich are ln front of libc storEwi!J be mOved to the gange nqt ·door according to tobe owuer of Streets Cleaned Acddent In Pomeroy For . Mter .l J of :.:tn vnas on e - nJ Easter Sunday, fol' appearance in Ma.yor c . o. Br1ce M'Vl3, rele~d Pomeroy's ebtlrcbes will 'have dean and neat streef.s surrounding them for their annual special Easter Servi«s, .MaJor E. F. Robinson said today. Fire Chief George Hicks and Street Department Superintendent Otho Murray will 't eam their crews Saturday night. Murray's crew will wub down 11idewalks and streets where fire plugs are readily available. Firemen haYe offered to use the truck to clean thote .Btreets not . ----:-----=:-- -- ---:---'·-th_e:.._::g:: "::':=:g-e._--::----..,.---;-:-•;:•.;•l_::IY::.._:"' .::'::'::h.:. ed from a p,lug. Cancer Campaign Workers In PLmning ,Session Mrs. ' ' ' \\.11tJt!I""A~ ' Mn. ftancet Bewhl ad Mrs. Charles Lew.ls. ' lf.he meetln• lt-tosed with a ~;~r by Mrs. C. E. Ho)>t. H~ wve M!IJ. ·WUlis Ant.ben'J, ;;;ji~bWd,-li!" 'K<ilft ; Mn. u...td !' Allen Knopp and Ma)'IJI'~and' they .IErVed .t!J_the }'1\M!.~ . ' . is. the Ume to-plant I'Q80bushes and they'll bloomJI Slnlllli, SIQrd,r. BVttbloombiJ , RO$E BUSHES 2 YEAR· FJELD GROWN .SUPEROOT~,D..B~HJs ' ' ~.. W-e ·$ 15 Fisher's nJUrt Sabll'rlay at 8 p, m. following an auto-true.k acci· dent in Middleport t'his moming. · - l Acoordinc to Middleport Pll-. lice Chief LeRoy Bartnum, Jarvis \VIIS drivin~ a .1951 Ford truck do'Wn Middleport HiU 01'1 Route 143 wben he cr.aS'hcd into the rear of the auto driven by 'M-ax Sanborn ot Middleport who w;..s stapped on Mill St. attempting to turn onto N. Third. Althous-h Sa.1lbom complained or back and neck ·pain, ·he was nOt t aken to a physidan. Hi5 Cill' 9Uffe;."'!d_ b~y Carnage wbj1e , dama.ge to lthe trucl!: Wa'SI ver7 ''. slig ht. r " ~ Jarvis \las cba!'gcd witb failure ·"'· to stOp within an assured clea!" ' distance. - ' ------- 52 Cases Hea1·d In Grindley's Court In Marclt ... ... ....... . .. Mtl!l. J . Rhodes, I';OOI~r·~":b~,..~·...... ~""rto! fei; · .Icoats '' The best cleaning method for sweaters, ~irdles, lo·thl!r Intimate apparel - safe and sanitary for bo<lyl thlngs - gives safe; deep cleani ng action in cold - lea~•• kl\its fresher, softer and sweeter smell-1 - .•brink pro~& - brightens eolors. I !: \ OHIO: Mostly cl•udf with ...,. ; ••..-ct tftu~tornN totll·~ ni8hf' an4 S.twdly, , .. witt. ilc- '! f • Cold Water Knitwear . Shampoo following n'l~·mbfJr!s wve: observed 0 . ~- M"'- C. J. ay UHITID NISI Southeastern Regional Meet T0 Be APril25 . . , th,s year have joined . ·Mr. Prrerrt1318 ~oney, · exccufqreei J'n. offering prizes for the · tJve setretary or t.le Ohio ~8'18 eags and prqmiae the bunt will vtlo~nt and Pub~lci~-Y OcmnusfX!' beld regardle·n· of the wcathetr. sf>n, Wlll be the .pnJMH~pal apc&k· · 'H\Illdreds of children are e~peeted er 11-l the ;neetin~ flf the S~utll to flock into Middleport for the eastem Oh10 Reg1onal Cowell to ' all!'ltual hunt. . be 'held Thtlrs&w. A~ril 2t1 at t'h ~ "Children under school age will M.a~Arthur Hotel, Jr.onton. 'l· hJYe the first chance at the eggs .The . prOfl'.am will start ~ltm j . ·, ·and wUI have a special pia ~ 4mncr ;~;t 6J3~ 'P· m. accordmg. to off f-or them. OldCr chil- George Hal!ll'iger, Lake W.tute, l' r~n up to high school ase will SEO~C · p~ent . , Unt anY. place within the park Mr. M~. bas .been with the • ; .Pn.tl\~ Tiny children must be ac- Ohio Co~mts.sJon .s.mce- Det~b e r · ~. ~ . Ciinpanied by udults but older 1D5fJ. Pr.tor tA:I t.h~_t, ·~e. ~as dtreC· { cbildren muat go alone lq their tor of .tlbe .Mis901ltl DlVLSlOn .of k e. -.bun·t for the eggs. . !IOnreea end Dev~lnpment, wi:'h ,~ough this ~ar's Jist of prizes whioh he ·'WU aHJiiated for U . . Is the largest. ever Jivett, ehildren years follo.wiq a four-year atmt · .~· 'Will be limited to oile prize eaeh. in t~ _ ~a.YY. "' "' · , ~ .•previous Years s~;~me- ehlldren He ._, lel'Yed on several n ll~llavl won more than Qne prize ti.~mal boards of dired.ors inWitb the result tllat many w~re ci~Jng :Qte A.ssoclati.nn of Stat .~ · J~ft nut. ~tannin' ed Deyelopmen.t ~genDOJ101'3 .or pri.lrs for t!!_Jtt.Yea · · e~· · ·~ O~t~or • Wt1tua of Abbott ~hilco stOre; Reynolds Dairy Store; MIIJeh :5 and 10; Byere -Barber. S~op; Barnes and SimpsOn Insurance; Debs Barber Shop; Sho'e Box: :OuttQJ\'s Drug Siore: Columbus & .SOuthern Ohlo . '. E1ectrle Co.; Spencer's -Marketi $J.Oct - Youth Temper~ce Scr;lpture ~ ,.. wi:t.h Weather I • lfOlnlilg of the Cross." The aer· include.d.. .prayer, ., pomeroy .,., ' Bu$y Bee Class Meeting Is Held At'Parmal~e Home r:;.;:,;,_ . ,· aeneggs. . Meh:h&nlS, professional men and · ·Rr.~va}~· citizens tn Mid~leport and I Wm '· \.· •• At JISt, a ftshion sweater with great good looks and .. wonderful colors-made with lots of comfort where yoi/J ·need it most. Roomier all around, proportioned especially for larger women. Washing after washing, it never fuzzes up, never stretches or Shrinks. Stays the very shape, color and texture it starts out. Always ask for Carlisle sweaters of the terrific "Z" new wonder yarn, Tycora. ~ ... Mrs . .LUiiom ~bfe w:~s ln chaflle >Of tbe pi"'#am whiQb observed ol.he ·~:lter !U&On and i'\I \1\lV\o ~.~ "AIOM" b• Clud·• '""' o •..._ , wars one of a e!:Ms ot forty you~ Mrs. Beulah WMte; and Mn. Mepeople from 12·11!i tlkon in the Ghec with Mra. HaptonstaH .lfRlhodi&t Cburth on Palm Sun· aa .accompjitbt; .a rcadifta ''An dlll)l'. Mrs. Eberabacll retu,r:ned &aster Sbo'rT We Like to Reme.mhome ber" by Mfl!l. Sb:rley ·Milia and "1'21e• ~er PueyeT" by Mrn. John ' • •• orTYCORX yarn , M1s. B. F. Pa.Tm'll«, pre-~dea~ t.ra-n.$fe-rred tra,n of the Busy Bee c.lru$. presided FM-st Ba:ptht ..W:.Cn they met Wed,rtt'ida~ oa-t the ]nrined h i'S wife nt".!.t B$tl&t Oht~roh and Mn. and· .thtlr •tJ'iirty- Oharle:s Bennett led ·t he devo . anniversary was tl.onal serYi.ea on tbe toJ)lc:, "The 'her· .. ' '-' • ' Reco~d Prize List ls Offered '' , numbf!i::ed eggs, there ar'e aleo ptlle' of a . ~artona of"' aoda pop; one-.balr gallons 1 of tee cream; -tlieater t.icketa; iC!e cream' sundae'& ' toyl[l~ _d,og meal lor the pup, dog , lt4.r.en:, n~kties for boys, and of rf!OJ.!rle the fun of finding the bJ6- • ! S.'l 10 40 ........ , .. .. .. .. .. . $7 -~ Shun Sleeve Sllpons, Slzes 34 to 40 , . .. .. .. .. . . $5.Q • clubs in lhe District lo attend the !!hOw and Mrs. Max ROller, prcsi- . . • - . :A total ,of 373 brlghtly colored ,eggs are !low all prepared · :. aq_~ aw~ti~g disposition througho1il Middleport Park for- the Beventee~th annlljll Easter Egg HUnt' sponsored by the -Mid· · ' _,dle_llori-Pomeroy Rotary Club. The annual hunt will stan at '2 p,m. Sunday. · · 1 ' ~ 'dn addljlon to the caoh prizes to be awarded for the various • • Clar~ .The Mlddleport Garde ~ ~lub wtll hav,t an open mec tmg on Monday, April 29. at the Heath Methodis t Church when Mr1. Wade Cozad, .1.ancas ter, third vlc_e-presl<1,cnt of the Ohl? Associatlon .. of GaJ'den Cluba, Will speak on Arransel!lents for the Home and For Exl~i:i1t~~~~-~8 have been aent to .. ->J~ Th~ Annual Ea$ter ~gg Hunt • SOCIETY takL"n f\1rl·ter ttl'is :Y<"lr. MI'-' · Boyt.l D.itga'fd ond Mr. anti M t':\ Gcru.Lrl Rk'e and so n~ . J ohn , ~lt·hael and stept.c.n, Deerborm' Mich., arr.iv cd ood.w ror an Bn5tEn: visrit wiilh r elat ive!! an.d friends he-re . Mr. and Mrs. Goorg~ •E bcrsbnch and ch-ildre n visited ;1cr l't' Ja.ti.Ve~ " ~ ~th Garden Clu·b Open Meeting To Be April29 at y ... •' orna ,. • I POMER.0 tc'y S• >llon, " noorwmo t ' serond operaUC&n ·a.t t-he Vetc;rans' Hos pl · tal in ll ~<'ngwn wheN he w" ~ . !ole Prof. • nd Mn. A. w, Md<a)' have hee'n solrl •:.o Mr . .<~ nd Mrs Han-y ·• nd Ed d;o ll<dd an d Mrs. Jam. ~ w1s makin g ar; n rngemen ts for Hie re •.oval o!L . ·· , ftn"mturc from t•hc McKay home\ H~n.t g-u es t~ of Mr. and :t\trsf ·Mrs. Donald. Mullen and aons, Da\'id Oiler and hr.- si&tcr, Mf'.S.,. Patrick and Brltin, are confined to Henry Casto. wt>re ¥r. o:~ nd Mrll their home, Lincoln Heia:hts with Rny Casto. and chihln:lll, Mr. an1 the mumps. Ml'll. Clare nce Byer s and thre~ Mrs. Roy Holter, Mrs. Donald Mora omd dau,hter 1 Mrs. 'Geneva children andColwnbus. Mr. and Mn,. e l'liCc Oiler, Nolan and Mrs. Homer Holter Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rants.!Y, were rf:ce nt busineea ' visitors in Hurit.ingto.n, have bet!·n v·;-siting Park erliburg , W. Va. h i~ sillters. M.fiS. WaUer Raine~· Mrs. Cora Giles 1!1 report.e d as fin d Mr.s. Arthur CovN"t. critically ill at her home, HarriaonMr. and ~Mrs . EIJ.is :'doore, Glous viiiE Road. , ler RFD, wc:-c overn ight ku'es.ts Mr. t nd Mrs. Everett ThDmas of Mr. and Mr.s. L. D. Dile~, a nd daughter, Faye , and David MO"nday. Thomas visited recently in Crooksville with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dr. and Mr•.•. Char ll'!s Jividen Thomas and family . an d childrr ·n , Thm a.nrl Ellen , At: Mr. Dnd Mrt. Tim Barber of he n~. are spending the Easter Flint, Micb., le ft Wednesday after v<J-callon with Mr. and Mrs. Will- a visit wltb Mr. and Mrs. Mike iam Dil t'li and c•hi.ktren, Ncwing- Simmons. to.n, Coon n. Mr. and Mrs. Diles and Mrs. Jeff Wilson spent the past family will move m May to Baltl · week end at Shade with Mrs. R. more, Md ., wh mtl he will be man· .E . Wilson. ager 'Of t he ornce of the Srmotone Mr. and MrS. Carl Moore spcl\~ Compa ny. Dll e.s, ro n of Mr. an.:l We'dnesday with her parents, Mr. Mrs. L. D. DiLes, hn9 bee n man· and Mrs. Verne Davis. Middleport. ager of the o ffice or thi~ r ornpll'll y in Harlfol':l, Conn., for the .pa~:~t 1 I· .,"",.~- ..trtw, v,,ot~tixx-~N~o~.4~.----------~----------·--------------------------·-:P~om~e~~~Y~·M:~I~d~~~po ':.:n~,o:·hw~·~.~Ftl~~~y~;A~p~M:l~IG~.~~~~7~-------------------------------------------------~------- I cemt- • e· . en t1n e~ ~ De1'0ted ro _I'Jie ••~ fh fie • Ernest Hall, Rob~rt. H~voc, Annis Phet~ amdo George Wagne r were ex.1ended .a rote of :Ut!U'l kt: f-fT installmg the :new swlngs on ,Che.,her ' /' dter a busines~ trlp here. 'Re· _ ;:_,_:__ _ _ _;._ ingWn, . leer tor her home .t oday John sargeflt. jn ob:l'l'lge. homes owned by ·hiM' ·parenL'I , the )' attend thls meetmg. . lD CirculaUOD an ll.londay, April 29. I ' Ja Local New• IDAd~ meeUng ol tdle Cou,.a,1y Council {o Llle sebool ,playgroun d. M oth er~ 'Of t.be eigMh grade pupil8 w ~ m med to havP. (lhar.ge of -the n owe1'5 for oonrmencement. ~e ga ve t·he I"Dmin.atir..,; C"'mm i\.tee third grade t aught by Mn. ·El iU· repo rt. be lih Evll ns won the oaltt e~a ncl' --- aw-ard. M\3. Ernest ltitll w~~.n n:n ; ed as eha4Tma.n of '\.he 'hOoSP·~atAl comrnlttee for May. • Robert Unow.r, pmg:-.ilm chlir m<m, prese-Dled o. 0 . Parf'te]'l-';(ln . .. ')OUn ty superlrrtemi'!n! or S<'lhooh: Pfc. LaiTy L. Wlll:y, w.h iJ b who 5'pokc onn "Tihe Old Scho.>l !i.tati<lned at Fort Ri lt•y, Kan ., j,~ l voerrs us The New School." A queot.o~ pe-ndirl.g a fifle en da v ]r ave Wli :h Uo-n .and a.n:i'Wer .period follo.wed. hi~ parCDt.8, Mr. a.nd·. MJ'Ii. L. R. Refri"S bment.B wer~ 6erved . !l.t Wiley .and bis b!'oNurr. David the close of the meetin11 Mn 1(iJenn Jarvis, Port Wa.sl ..- . Mrs. George &rotbers and Mrs. 5:45 a.JD. Easter Sunday ~ the p ubhdty cb3 i.rman. Mrs. William s ·a·rrtc ls, presidc:no:., pr.esided at 1ohe mcP.tlng wh:i'C'b operte<l w.ith t'heo P'l'A .prayey· by MM. Roy Grut-.ser. 'f·he report ot l~ scer ctary WSs given by Mr ~ . Starc her a·n d Mrs. n av.id Cum rO"ing,s gave .the ITJ)Cit'l o£ r,n.e \ J"t:~rl'>l'. Mru.. Rober t Hm v t · - ~~~~;;!=;;=~~~~~~;~~;~;~~um~·ted~~M~~·•~l>o~ dim~~o~h~"~'~'hi.m= at tal1'; Mrs. Roy Grueser, ~.tant aliso .annoonced .a Count.)' Grilll.ge sccrot.a.ry and M'rs. St(' ven Eblin, bznquet to be held at .the sc.lhool Carleten Chareh by '• "The Conqueror" RST school. be h<'ld at the RuUand School, Ohher office111 elflCted wert: lltrunday, May 2. The new piano Mn. George Ski nner , \\lee ,pre_,i· purchased by the ~ wa.:: dent; Mrs. J t>!tn Sargent, (l,""Ca- diJipbyed ·and ..a ~ given bY surer; Mrs. Ann·ios Phelps, se«e· Mrs. Maxine Arnold. Mia. Arnold I Sunrise Service 'fuesday evening J ' Roy TOoey GOOD FRIDAY S£RVICES ' • •• • ' ' Just ice .of P(!ace R. E. GrindJey -:.aid tod~ -b i.!l C'CNJnt collected Ill ,·x· t{)tal of $947.50 during Mareb· ·. ·.·.-. with all but $59.00 resulting from 1 .. ' Case8 tried u111der state law51 be- ,,:i'·· · ing !paid to th e eounty ment. Aceording .to Justice Grindley $618 went to the couni\Y treasur- '"''''{'if Middleport ' · Ceck'lie. -CJ.mok and Mrs. Car· ue eo-cha.innen o1 in Middle· said toda)'. Rnd F'rruiCC! of i com with cltlbli the govern. .JP cust!t and $56.80 fr()llt tberifrs costa. · er from fines, $213.2fJ foom The District No. 3 Court fteill'tl 52. oases and bound twO to tlif. grand ]Ur!". . In a he&rlng last ick GOOel, 'l1uppers fined $10 and costs for rt fire without a permit. was broul{bt into Murt 1 l)y Marshall Victor A. BahT. ~· · �'' • • ... ' ' I Council Seen Serious In StudJes Aimed At Additional Parking Meters On PomeroY.'s Riverside Areas hl ~ le ' bl ; IJ tb ~'"' MEETING CALLED , ' ' ' 'matter at the post otllce It ~ PLANT SALE The Rutland Gardeu Club will >Sell ·potted plants for Easter at ·Lile Grate BUilding in Rutland as a money-ma:klng project for the club. carrier where ava:llable DailY Sentinel office. . Br motor route where $8; su:. months, $4.25; three ftet~"!'" e:tCf'"t Sunday b~· The Ohio Pon~roy, 0 . Business o!ftet Easter brea:kb&.t. wH! be serv· ed at rhe Mt. Moriah Bll'Pti.tt Church st.a.rting at '7 : 15 a. m. Sunday with tile Matron.s Guild and Junior Guild in e.~arge of th e pr&ject. T,he cb1.trc.tl :is locatL-d al tile cor:net of Soo1ih Four.t h Ave ., with t-ive deeply notebed petals. It t winter annual becauae · it eerminatel ln the tall and arowa durin& favorable w,ather all win- b. eaUed TELEVISION GU WSAZ·-TV ChanMe1 .3 Main Street, Middleport. .Fn"d•ay • W~'f'V CttANN•L 3 11:00 News Hedd.llnet· ·~ 11:" J'{eal.aereist . 11 :20 Press Box 11 :3o Tonight 12:3Q Siin O!i SaturdCIJ - Ch 1L ArOURd and. .tWOUt ,, , m: handcuC~e~ -.13 toiL . .A.:t thb Ume ot y~ar most of tM ·~eiaht.a observed have· been four to eight inches. The plants are usUally in &rOups and ifDw In rich 1 soil. ED.JTOR'S MAILBAG ". ' .\ w INTERTAINI~ · da~~~~; ;iff'li.IJ,&,1;t~·U~ ·uClub Ad • 0 ft your Dr"al DAILY CROSSWORD ·;\l ' ' THERE IS A ,-;' BIG - 1: WHTN Your D~fference ' ' ' {.' . .'. 1 ;·~ To S. u.nsot, St.tl Ro•• w•• - , ·· ·Hayliner . ' \ . SEE THE NEW HOLLAND ' ' ,, The Boler With '' Channe113 A Future Instead • Of A Past I Sun , 1•1-8 ' ~ '': 990 To Be Honored For Service , T y outh WeedJ m aloo brOIIIbt op tile ttraw or h•r ll: Purebued Irom nel(ilbotL one ParUrJbllfl. The t.a&l\lille I :~~,;~;;=~~ '' \ Fulton -tho·. mp··son SIIIUrdCiy- Channfl•I3 l 1 ·\ ' ' ;TRACTOR SALES 1\~ ~ 1 Pomeroy ·.' phOne 418 \!:f ·~ • I 15 Million Tree.sSlated For PIanh•ng Duane, Larry Kay Barr; lit .a.nd lin. Lealie Huffman, JOD, LIIT1.1Pd dltu&bter Marlene; Xn. Clarke Lonptreth and dtuihtet, Lel.t; lin. Gur Swedle)'; Doyle kupp, AJ!ee end Buddy CJ'Ow.er, Mrs. lt.k:bard J'ett)' and 1011, Dlekr, Helen Bolla, Vw:k7 Petty, lit, ODd llro. llorold Gardner ~nd ICI'L Bowle1. Jt[r. tnd Mn. Cub Braley ud Garnet Wil- se~Nngs "f!Rd transplants prdered from <!omtnerdaL nurseries. Mecbanliation Is movlng lnlo Lynn Blrtrum. Toledo, apent the week end wltb home rolb. Sunday abe wu boateu to 1 blrtbdey dinner bonorina her p•rentt, Mr. r>tit ' ' .~,, '~ '1\h '!!• I " ' ' neth Hartley, Charles E. .Lee, Mume·Arnold, Mrs. Edward Hedrtck and Curtis 0\'olfe. A new mystery. farm will appe!lf ln' ,Saturday's editionofthe Daily ~entlnel. Bank .plan are u '' ''""IllY llfti, t..·•· f, \' Mro. Dorollll! lied!. A Wle'W rQoot 11111 ~Q"'\1 pooplo wUI 110 lor oor !>Ollll<lono lor bloc. ot Iw· !Ittnoll .ote~ lho <hora<t,... o1 hold ~~ IU ~ o\prlt ~ na -'lion. In oud out ol purpote ''' the outlnf It to ~ttta· C~ ~~ ito 1\leh 1l1UIU~ II th~ Sunday Sc!hool, -.uentla.ne:l!!. Sale• ! - Walter lmmlgrat.Jon tax stampa W1tJ'II!: ®unted and. pr• t.M Btl.chr Amen(tment pared to 1end i~ fo1' redem]tUo.n. "';~~ evl<lenee oufflelonl lllat The poup dfCI;ded to meat fhw. 0 ".a wt)' lid: ~le qq.our ""' • p, Ill· !ill. ' ~ tllio clourdi. 'W ~~~.'l'lll.tll~ "'l>tJ of IUQb 0114 Tile' a1J0 ~~~'!'tl\tl'.\11 dey cl'!'t~· tOCir. 9 ~::~·i:~~ -h~enC M ~ .t"/'0: "" llail{ ... ,,.,.. ' ' )II. A <lrJP.IO(..,. IIIIOIOUOII TRc Qli'O QTI tiLIZ .. ZMM, YC xzc vz.voc ' ZX UO CQII VUCCTR . ~~·~t,. co.c~.~ I £~ K11CO AZXII- A ~1/N IS .\ 11!11,'1'01. LilT 011' JW\: NOT A FlllATH.,. uua · . ..,..,., f' ,.. ·, ll~lenlay'o CryptoQUOto: ... rcu QR , It"Q:& T Z,X J M R T T Z F, -~ ~· · ,. "'' tel' ~Lii ~ IN• . doll in borlo ud lllten to · oa the P,bonl)o JOOd I. • B . e . tter Tb'an·0r 4inary ,, a a'bow.. Rortlrult.Urllt G. Hill, Jr., SIY.s these improved pbnle pro«}\\ce ""er , tnJitlng rows :nd more berries ·than ordinAry plants , A 3-year tompal'l&On teat at Wooster Jhowed. .t~e nferue yield of · vini~free Spaitle plants was . . 1 , . ~-~ CJlOWING~SH ·••••• ,. b~'YPAauot;I.J r. ,,, . l Try them, and aeel 1 Fleming WILUAMSON Hatcheries FARM SUPPLY Nellmlvllle, Ohio Rullalul, ·Ohio STOP 2 hies of llcCe'ndck...lor lwlae .~ .ono..W. to tie wour Rnt · APPLIANCE Pomeroy r 1000••••• CENTER In Pomeroy J hj . j "' Yes, you will get two balel of famous McCormick emooth~runoing baler twine -enough lo tie your flnt 1,000 balu- FREE- •!!en you~ anewMcO)r.. mlck No. U or No. 55·T baler. Don'lmlss thlali>odeynvinc opportunity which CTIIl be ollered only by tho one company that man~ tures both tho baler ond tho twine lt uses. ..... .... loallntl otl oliht benefit make of tbia et.ol!k, ahou'ld every effortgrowers to rt'· duce the possiblllty of relnfeGtion H'rll r.~endl .lJokltlng ¥ims· free plan.tl from other o~trawberry p~lngs .apd ~~tlng them v•-.. . early JJJ)rlng. .~.~.~ ee plants of 36 v-arieties 41.\'G now being propagatlld. ......... ..c••••••••• ...... ........ ,.... ore• I Ne. 41-PtiMI~J·tlat ..,. lhal -lor ltlo(l nen lhouth Jtu ._. • IHie • ..,... ...,. • ,..,. .... 11-t-c.n. . . '"'* .... .100tonthoJ•• . ,• • ...., ' llalo "" .. ohlp. Call ua todayl :..._~_, Meigs Equipment Co. ( ·. INCORPORATED Butternut aDd 2nil St. Pomeroy I '· ' ' For .... : . .. BeHer Start Faster Grawth Earlier Maturity , l ' ··"Gru· ~bles USE SVRE WIN STARTI.NG FEEDS · cHICK STARtER . ' ~ In At Our '· ·'· ·Moster .Mix • ,, " UiU AIWO IIIV'I(I POMEROY MOTOR CO. E. Main St. ' .•. < AWl CIIAlMIH£ owner. WITH _ ' '' . Z.plow - · lA ........ 1955 Chevrolet "21 0'' · :· · · · · · ·· · ·· · $1695 GOOD · START . ',. Health makes 1 the difference \ C"" IJia!!lb!l tbroulhbam!olpluo lito llpt job """""">' o1 a 118 • s·ee It •• Tod. ay TllllM QFF T!) ~ A , , ' I I lla<lne • .,. • Hi Ch 0 I5 ff.J2'J' 1;.~:J1:. ':..~ ,_ ....,..,.,.,.. ' )'Gill :__;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;§;;;;~~;;::.,~;;;;;;;;;:;?=;;;;;;;::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:IJ f WHY NOT GET' 72.C: With an A!II..Cbalmero CA Tractor. you een matcb your power inYd'MeQt to the size ol 2·Door V-8 with over drive, Power Pak, Heater, Back up lights, white wall tires - Beautiful black finish . Local LittLE ,QIICKS YET? _ ' WHYPAYFORMORE? Hit peak earlier, hold longer with . •' .-.-·i .-.............y. Kersey and Elmer 1{elaonOrvJUe attended tbe funeral of Mrs. · r-llr•~ as for CCC grain, the muket .price .mu>t exeeed 03 pe...,.nt "' tbe . .... TOT IlL PliO C'O•T. DURING . GlOWING PIIIOD , • • , , , • • , , ¥"" poollel..wera·l!...ni:,.. OIJ rt.. · • I'IO\IICO aESEAROI fARMS b on -~ food - of 72c lboJOd .. man pricJ;) W!.oo fod wlih 20% PROVICO . . •GROWEI! . (wlih AP·51 """ whale OGIL , Phoae 3751 v·IrUS•' F'ree.Strawoernes . lOUted a. a Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sw1dley. I""''"'' Inways, their poctets, b<!ttor i" exoplains WaUactl_ ,_, ••• week end reeently at the home or Uncle Sanl'sSoil Bank Paper Is 'Good As'Gold' Says Economist 'fll!ner. to""" l!tl I OHIO VALLEY FE!D CO. ------- I · Have .Yclu ...,.<4 II• Gr~ver, Lewlji 4.875 art9 per, acre · greater Recent~)' t!he State of ·Ohio 'ha.l than that f)f regu:lar plant&. A d 1 d -·•· ~ sl;ml.)ar eOrnn~r.• , . · witb ,t lw pa- eve ope re......,t wus eDabl~n~ r · W"'!!~ Oblo rrowera to +produce st.Nw IMUar 17ariety Premier 41owed · a berry plants vMtdl ean be certi· eMq of 8,1U quarll per acre for fi · yirll!l-free pb.nJ.s:. other ·varleti~s ed u being ~b.ttariUally viru5Qllade ~liar PrOdueUon ·of i1UB.~ by ;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:~;~';;.;;;;;;;;;;:; IIUI'Serymen for Ohio crow • ers offers a real· QPPortunity, Hill !Nlye. · , 'Detai.l.S on 'bow to pi"'du~ re· .. ' ' ~ gi.stered -plan" .are avail•ble from the DiviSion of Plant Industry ·Ordered Y~ur . ' Depart~~nt or 'Agrieult,ue, Col umbus 1S. ' .I • ••••••a••8•a••8••••• •• . Purina ·R,eaders of the Daily Sentinel had no ir<JUI)le tl1ls p~t: w•.ek in idmlllfying the Mystery Farln as that of the old County Infirmary ·Farm located on ·State Route 14!. Correctly nam· ing the farm this week were: Patsy Burns,ide, . Georgia Williamson, Mary Andrews, Mrs. Chows Humphrey, Mrs, Dalton Verda Oliver, Mrs. :A:llce Frick, Carl Au!Jieraon, Ken· I . -• • -the tree-<plantln,g business. Wkh , a pfanter two ,men (:in plant btWOOSTER, .Q. - Vitui free Botb ·home garden and com· twoeil 6,000 and 8,000 trees a day. 1Tt1'awberl\y plants are BUp..-Ior to . otrawberlly growero will That's three or four Urnes .&!< ordinar~y plants, tesfls: ~t the Oh!.• . from .u sing virus-free m·any aa •two men ean plant hy Agricultur.a~ Experiment ltatior. stock, ,says HUl. To ''let • Ule· ru:t ~~=======::::;;;;"';£nd;·~;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;f- 50% lamson. aurre~ pr\,ee auppo'it rate. A COLUMBUS, a.-ohio's rtfor- Barr, Ohio State u,liW~~Sity ex· market .rite more than 11 pertent estati'on program will .get Jt big tension eeonomlet · below ~~ etl!fent Price support booat this .sPring. F. W. 'Dean. Tbe .cer+liflcates m'IIIY be ex- rate wOuld :favor cashing the Ohto Slate U:nh'e{sLly rextension changed for casb, to pureha:;e tifie.ate and bu,y~ng '.o11 tb~ open forester, estimates tlbat ebout f!'! ~i.ty Or.edi'f CotpOnatio-n markE:L million treem will be planted In owned grain, or ,to re~y ·a !price1 SoH 'bank certificates ISL'Plled the state. . Wpport , loan on gn,ln.. If used u w1 :&D)' year's cr.op are redeem. caSh, .thf: checb> can · be 1JY',ns- able Jn· ·JI'Ain only after tbe and• FJU~~Mrs will plaitt •bDI.It f~·40 ot'her indi\'ttrua,Is:. · of th' normal .harvesting oea~r1 i l . milUon ~ ·oi) >th'eir· lands, & cash 11 certificate !s worth for' tllat yeart, Cl'IOp of ,ueh minlnJ·''Qj)el'at'IM1I •abqttt 6 ~::;~:~.I only its .f.SI!e vB'lue, Barr sa)'.s. 1f in "fhe'· ~r.e'a •where detiveey deon eoal ~pped atea'S. V used by 1lbe original owner to sired, .and before title beginning orgMl.lza.tiomr, wildlife conserva- •puroh-ase CCC grain, o~ to. fepa~· . of the por.mal harvesting season Uon and '8Chool gl'O®S, 4-H clubs, a -prlce wpport loan on- gta4n, lt for ,the next year'll -crop. The norindustrJal flrrn.s -artd lndividuals b worth 5 per cent more ,theJI Us mal b¥feaUne dates establisher! will plant 'ano~ ~ million. face v.aJue. for Ohi'O ane October 1 through ' Ttee distribution by ,truc.k t.o To reileem a eertiOcate for Noveinber 30 for corn and June all Wtm\ltW ·is '&boot eampleted, grain, the ec()nomist says, the ori- .15 ~ August 15 for .whea~. Deltn 51YS: t1'ree$ not ship,ped bv gina:l owner m•ust goAo hi6 co\m 4y oob, barley and eye, ~uelc JJ.OW r are bebtg. sent out. ASC off!~· where -'be will f1':e ia· 1Jbe dates .'fOr repayLna a priec !rom et'ate nurseries by ex.pre,;.~ sued • delivery orQer authorizin~ support loan on ,grain, Barr or pa«el ,post. The nurseri-es .are an e1cvator or CCC bin slte to re· -notes. are t-he l!lame u tbose for iooated at Marietta, Zanesville CCC owned train to hlm. ~tion of ~ificetel (.or and Green Springs,/ The .price of the ~In will be vain. ' Tbe l~illion ·.figure, Oe .• n , ••Y•. oo.., not lnolude - · · mately ' !5o,ooo Chri&tmu tree atbere Carpenter Mtendiq Sun- weft carefully the fruit spn)-· reeommeDdations put out by Ohio State Unlveraity wiD find thiJ service broadcatt .Tuesday an<l: Friday of Local statlGDs which have indi. cated they wm be careyJ.n g thi! information include WSAZ. Hunt· fngton, 7:05 a. m. and WLW, Ci>D· ington, :05 a. m. and WuW, Cin. C:innati 8:20 a. m, Tbis JnformaUon Is parllculartr impot:tant irt the control or apPI~ .seab. This fungus' is wintered over on old 1pple leaves on t.h e ground. I~ produces mature spores which To prodaee bateldq ega for lhe Nlelltla • FleiiiJac Hateltlq EU Propaaa, Rota!! Cctu.bcll mel 1t the bomt ol. Jln. Adri.IJ:~. Wlleox. Tuetday. Aa oven eooktid JnNl wu demonrll'ated. donnl'ht. Some of the uch· week. Ia>" ,._. POULTRYMIN ' · Control or chickweed in straw· are -llatof D.llly Seu.lillel. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., ,\prillt, ud lin. IKk llorlnom. Vonler, l!tiMI llill,_ G,.... wue Jlr, oDd Jln. Pql opoot Wocloeoclor ,t. Vlotoa hrnet end chltdrea, Pomeroy, Ill'. lfrt. Ella lllller, wbo lin, C#ol · - · n..td, snd tr~J~dlon • .B.LtkJ, eau.d on a.nd lira. J. f . Ledlie tnd: diUJbter Of lit. -.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;11 Sandr• Pit-ree ,t .llo Grandi, Sun- Bernice. lot1J. L¥nn returned to ToiHo Sunday • "' day lfternooa. Hfl. liJobafd r,lly ODd. lltL evonln1 whm obe "" oflloe em· June Cremee01 spent TuetdaJ ht .Pioyment with t.ht Gulf Company. berry patches ~n beat be obtained by aprJ)'ing with a material CJlled DNBP late In the faU after the phln~ Drke ol DaaYIIIa, - . . . Kr. and JCn. Jni 1UQ1 were , ...u ol their elllldml ol CrooU. ville Jut wee.t. ~ •hen minPo&rt, •!, wu ~ .seeds the purchaser· should Jnalst: qounty Exten~ion Office at a small on seeing the t.ag which came with cost. ·· 1~ bag o( seed. l'his tag has to specify -the percentage of weed seed present in the seed. As one deJle, · put it ''the best is none to aood." .see(ls should not be pUrCOLUMBUS, 0. ,-N_~;gotiable the pri-ce' support loan rate eUt·~ . c,hBAetl unless the weed seed con· l f i..les \Wii<h . firm"!'' re· rent!., ·In elleel tn Ill<: counzy In ~,~, tent is v,ery low, preferably lesa ceive .u \)l.ymenL for· I'E!dueing ·>fbic'h the .~ivery is .takea. Tl) l ,.. tban one percnt. or whea.t -acr.ea,e under tlhe 'ustlfy redemption of a certi:fieate a.' '" Saturday Cha""... tJf: J E,. H RUTLAND ' Mr .mil Mrl. LJoyll Dugan, Rut. Both of these pla.nta BUHe$l. the are capable 1fJj 01producing new ltliANGS'V·:ILL!: scab ·On new Cf" ' R. · A. Biddle efoscd \is lnd, were· dinner auestJ of Mr weed tontrol problem Is not just Fr~it &PlDY reeommendations meeting Friday ev,eni , ncr with. five and Mr.s. Robert Fetty. Sunsib a one year buaineaa, but Is a con•• 1 ·-. tlnuoua ·year after year slrug&le. are ba se d l)ll lh e deve Iopme"\1< o accesalons tu tbe ehutth, . evening. . · Many farmers and galdeners these spores and temperature and Waid Kennelly . llptilnt .. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. C. !j. Denny, have found out to their sorrow rainfall conditions. For clasely fol· and Sunday · with relatives in Cct .,Wilke:sviUe, were . guests of .M:r~ that theY. have · purChased weed lowing · these recommendations Jumbus. . · and ' Mrs. Bru.ce Morris aad family, Worley Meadows Brenner was Sunday. · 1eed with seeds that they have fruit tree growers $hOU.Id get the Mr. and Mr!. ClaytOD ·Hensler , ._ bought or in manure, straw or hay spraying program and .pest con. a guest of his unele. ~lmer Nel.th~~:t has been brought on the farm. trol bulletin for commercial fruit son, Friday e.ventq• until S""rutay. .-n~·. ebildr,n; Al_bany, apent a When purchasing field erop erops which is available at the ~~~~'1'\~.d,~_.~l~·b~•:•ll'~l:J<k::•:•·:•:l:t~he:. 8:4~ 2 or ••ted ' ' The stem Js mueh br1nc!Jed and may ereep ovv the cround or asceqd into the air resultlnt in a low s,readlng Plant four to 12 ilK'heJ lJilh. Tbll!! tienbit plaQt whleb' has Increased IJI'eadY In recent years is · . a .plant found in places slmitar to the chickweed. It can be identified . by itt pinklsh to purple fiowers. It &rows four to sixteen inc.bet Robdrl ° Mystery Farm No.l6 Proves Easy For Readers . .. I~ re~ucea both by seeds and ' branda whieb Include this tnJterlal b,y ereepin, ·.etems, n has been re. are DoW Chemical or Sinex w. ported extensively thlll year lD lalr~s. ·JII'd8na, winter wheat and lltOADCASTS SIT · barley field$, . flfalfa, sb'awberey Fruit growen i-n Meics CotUrty beda andd~er pl~eea. · who are lntereated ~ ht follov.Q.ng f wctu WCHS... TV' Channe. ter. ; BAKE SALE }ATURDAY 8:5:1 Sign 0D ~.> Colored Easter eggs may be 7:00 Today pur<.iha.sed at. the bake sale to be 9:00 llomRl'l' Roem - ' ll(ln~ •b.eld; Satur~y at the TriLlMlter tO:OJl Homt 8:25 ,Sign On ' 4 Cleaners, Mm Street. The s&le i~ 11:00 'Phe Ptice l.a Rltht 8:30 Circl~ 3 Ranch 9·30 Capt. Midnight a :plilject of tl;le m~ets of Sell· 11:3r;t TrutJ- <~r Conseguence1 10;00 HolrdY Dooflv iOfs nl 'tllcl<llll)>91i Hlgo Schpol 12 JO Tic ll'tr.- Dqugh 10~0 A,unt Dru Show' who are .eonciUd'lng, a muney- 12:30 It Could 8e ~01 1:00 Ou..."!eut 11:00 Fury mAtlnt ·ca.QW• "t"lli~:h 'h<IS mad e employees. 11:30 Capt. Gallant it pos$i~le: tor ~J s~ior tla.<;.<~ to ~:00 Camf-t.l!; Got~~ To Sehnol . Ideally, the riverside parking lots should be metered bring. 12:00 True Story go to New York Clt;y thks next 2:30 TeJUJ.eesee Ernie FOld mg m much needed revenue and insuring at the same time 3:00 Matinee Th:::~~ 12:30 i>etective's Diat7 · mqnbb. plenty of room-at least for a few years-f<>r shoppers and ~ 4:& Queeill Fw- A DIJ' 1:00 Down On 'l'be Fa,.:. CtJQ'I ll'tf c;ANTATA 4:45 Modem Romanee1 1:30 Weste.rn Theater olhers with business in the county seat. We believe out-of. T.he S~~or ohok ot. Heath Me· 5:00 Comedy Time 2:30 TBA town people of Meiga County now see the value of meters. A tlwdlst Church will aing tbe C'llr.· 5:30 My Little M:argte 4:30 .tlopa1ang Ca!sidy mckle is a small fee to pay for the privilege of parking close to tata "Atktramus Te" by CIGkey 6:00 Wild Bill ffickot 5:0~ .!IXY 1{!ng where you want to go. at ,t~ teD. fhirtY tQ'cloek .E aster 6:30 1-{ews Picture . 5:30 11,oy Rogers ;c .ser.vi~e unj:ler the direction' of IJ::'45 SJ)on:s Eye 6:00 News ... t WUiiam Eversnn wi.l:lb Mrs. E. s. 6:55 \V~athereast 6:15 Sports Eye ' SChll'af 85 qrganlst. Soloists will '7:00 Dr. Hudson's Journal 6:30 R!lsemary Cloon~·· $how' include Cber.o~e l!lake, MD. 0 . P. '7:30 Xavier Cueat &how 7:00 Saturday Night Jambonli Kl&in, Ben Phllion, William EYer- 7:45 N•BC New• 7:30 People Are Fc110y A recent tour taken llv about 75 rural folks sponsored by son aAd Mrs. Hatti.e $Jnil'tl. 8:00 Blonditf 8:00 Perry Coml\ Show 1:30 Life ~>f RLI1!1 9:00 Caesar's Hour the Meigs Count~ Pomofta Grange through the Kroger Store chael, Justie Molden, Ethel ' p bb son, Verna Snowden and sons, TO MUT 9,00 The loaeph Cotton Sbow !O,ao George Gobel Show Jn omeroy w•s ed a distinct educational success. Its pur- Pearle cana<lay, Jean Parkl'!r, Jes· 'Dhe Pomeroy WCTU will mec~ 9:30 The :Stg Story 10:30 Your Hit Par~de pose was to demonstrate the care and use of vegetabl~s, time sie Grueser and Mrs Barbara Van rrruh Ru-'· •I the bome ol •Mr~ c. E. w. Dow· 10:00 Cavaloade ., Sporll u,oo News and Spl!!'l!o from producer to consumer, and the cutting of a beef carcus Meter of Gallipolis. "' ...... " "~ 10:41 hmous F1Pta •11 :10 TV Ni.tewatth nle, Hi&b St., '1\lesday at 7 •· m ___ Some people iO tbroqgh life them :a II. I was too youl)g Ior th e showing various cuts and explaining the difference in price in BIRTH ANNOUNCED - -· ._ ·-wlth p~dect timlna. In tuue with cuts and the span in prices from producer to consumer. The Mr and _Mrs. Ch~rJc, Barrett Charleston and the Black Bottom; !AITII . PII,OI~NT ,Q, same approach was taken Jn studying moveme t f dal are announctrg the btrth of daugh- every change., forever adjusted to I was unborn when the Bunny Hop An Easter papant "The Holy ducts from cow t 11 kltch' · bl n ry pro- ter,. Marlene Kay , born Tues.t)ay. whatever qulrkil rate happens tq wa:s at ,it, peak; the waltz was dead wW be tonight at WCHS.TV CHANNEL 1 9:30 Highway Patrol . S 0 C Y en ta es. April 9. Maternal grandparent& dea.l off th~ ~ottom of ~the deek . and burled when I was&ha'ngb,ied, . ~D tbf ~q.e' MJthodist 8:00 ('"'ut.;tlD Kan aroo 10:00 The Line Up · i 1 The tour was arranged by the Grange Home Economics are Mr. and Mrs. Will Hutton and Other peoPle, such ~·s me, ' miss. To committee. Visitors included homemakers, husbands and 4·H Pa~rnal grandparents are Mr. -paraphrase the lale ~ ... Fred A1· dancing SC!ho~l. and S'ereamlng. Into Morning 10:30 ~o_plt:lf!: C~q. tyeeyone is 9:00 CBS Morning Show News 11:00 Person New, to PeriOD 1 , - ' len, if I owned an elk'.~ tootll, It members. Mr. C. F. Tompkins, manager of the Iocalatore was and Mt·s. elate Barre'~· tu -.ltcn.d. . lO:OO Garey Moore 11,:05 scanning tlle Wtlihf!l' Wben sw'Da arrived, togeth~r would nove a ca~llf In !!thanked for his cooperation In explaining the problems ~f ga· · BAND CONCERT wit1h t~e ~nsly H9d1P. I was making .\1:30 St;tke n Rlr.,., 11:10 The I..ate Show , , !bering, procesaing, distributing, and merchandising foods. · The Rullan~ High School Band Tllis deprcss,ng thOy.ght occurred a I ving as a'n or nary seaman on ~ ""' Val' • ·d . ~ter, and the craze had t~.:'-1'· 1ant 12:15 Love of Loa Llte, . .., The company provided door prizes of beef roasts and ~teak and Jumor ~and w•ll prescn~ a tu me the 0\ her d8y when 1 ob- a fretg 0 pacsed hen I became landbolile 12:30 ~arcfJ for" Tomorrow" 9:00 Si 0. first prize going to Le1·oy San~ers of HemlOck Grove; second ~;;rig ; ~~(';~~ ~~~d:~m~~~f~~ served so me JeemlngiY. inexhaus- ag::tln. I was too old f()r the jltter~ 12:45 Guiding Light 9:ot t)"\ the Farm• tible )'Oung things nurJin g each to Connie Lewis Harrisonville, third to Clarence Heaton Admi1sion is ~Oc and ti!!kets may oLher • t :OO Katlf•'a Kitchen. 9:30 Capte10 Kao..&arot reckles!!'ly about In the rock bug, and abo was handicapped by Pomeroy; fourth to Dennis McKinney, Harrisonville. Refresh: be purcllascd from any of \he 'n'roll, a peculiar paroxysm wllich being an officer in the Navy, The l:SO As the World '1\,... 10:8(} . Mlghl:v Mouse . ments were served and another Unk was In the chain ot 'nfor- band students. Navy frowned severely on its offi2:JO our Mlu Brooks 11:00 Lueky 8 Raach ', ,:;,, mon enlarily afflicts the young. doing the jitterbug, wllkh did H 11 :80 Tales af ·Teua Ranptll .. , mation that helps producer and retailer understand each oth· SUNRISE SERVICI 1 ~torted to check back on dance eers 2:30 ousepal't1 er's problem Sunnse services Will be held at crazes and fvund tliat I missed not neceS'sarily hold true for the Air Force or the Army, \ 3:00 The Jill PayoH 12·:00 Blfil top . · the Christian Church, Sunday at Tile rumba · the mambo, the con. 3:30 Bob Crosby Shaw 1:30 Life in U. S. A. · "'-' : :,1 6 a. m. followed by an Euter i :OO Brighter Day 1:45 Baseball Preview - -.W'' breakfatl in the basement. Sun· go, the chHha.cha all passed me 1:55 .Baseball Game of week" ., by for "'l ome reason or other, and 1 • 4:15 Secret Storm WSCI 't' i:~ChE!lll"" 9f· _ruijat 1 ~~\oa.,..ti)Jr. :,I'Q,iVn. 'Meetin& ~*' I a1n siiJ l atuckrwith the old aome· 1b&.k~ ~now s:· o o 1. !;:30 fJ{ssroom ' The Afternoon Circle of the ·iented ~; tile ;~~d;l~ or , what dandr.u!Cy, bov ·step rox trot. : Your ~:, •-ft•r 6:00 · Power . 6 •30 WSCS mel at the hQme of Mrs. the cllurch\ Everyont! is lnviled to This archaie exercise which .is - 0 """'· 6:80 · Goldetl Pl•uhouae .,, 6 :..•• lumped with .the wlna..collared u SportII Parad e "V 'F:dltor, Grace Thomas, ThUrsday at 2 p. attend. • 6 Weatb-ma · n '1:00 Zane Grey Theatre dress shirt nnd a black jacket :uu "' Pamerov. Ohio. m. with 14 members and one -----~then called a "tux", 1, guaranteed ?:og Wtlat About That '7 :30 Bueeaneers · Dear Sir: auest present 1 .t Edwards 8:00 Jackie Gleason Sh,.,. 7 :I D,•n•lao to win no Aair lady an a dance · _ .. .,. Mrs. Goldie Andc,.on, prc~dent 'I" \olSOfS 'IVward Lhe clrue nf the ltut n-at t•e Clock g,ao Gale Storm Sbow . .., 11 Cloor, even if you take on enough '•1 : 30 .[X; .ceohuoy, Amerloans became opened tile meetln" with the "The 8:00 West Point Story 9:30 Hey Jeannie ·a larmed at VIle ciAII'J or bnmt· Lord', Prayer•• In unloon. Mn. HoC fal!e courage to sllove a cpuple ()f lP:ot Gunsmoke 8 :SO Pll\ybouse of Stm 2rants t'h&t wero ·pourln!l into tho tlc McKenzie lead the devotionals Mr. nnd Mrs. Ned Henry was swoops and zips into it. 9:® Mf. Ar3ams & Eve 10:30 The Late Show oountny .t.rom 'E'tfltorn ;affidj, ·to and pro2ram. Subjects were "Our ca lling on Mrs, Cera M;~rtlne who As the hot-blooded youth jn col· --~--' 0 some ext-ent, Soutlherr Europe. .,., ncoomu Our Cro"" and I 1s 11taylnf,l at hetl daughter's, Mrs. lege given to pursuit .or coeds, ~· v I feebly attempted something then I -.... . ,' ~ Norma Riggs in Ma!lnn City. M·any were clearly unas!llmlflble. •Home Mlulona In tlte National · , '•' Arlvlsorll of 4·H Clubs of M t! i g:~ Ivan Uush or Mason City was called the ".<h•g" in which the con· From them . evell their Ameriean· News". W..TN-TV CHANNEL 11 JO :OO Ra~ Anthony Sh~ i County have been ir.vilcd tu a calling on Ntd Henry on Sunlfuy testants appeared to be leaping born M!hJr(lll, CIWno t.h·e Capone PHyiUii Rlcc, hil!h achool se nior. over barrels and kicking viciously U :44 Sip Oa ' · 10:30 I Spy t . eang .or C b !ea~o, Murder lncor- wn an Invited auest and sanM at otller couples. A few contorted 11:45 Cartoon Clu}) 11:00 News of tbe Nl(1lt ~rate<t or N~ York City, 1·he ''America, tho Beaullful", Sfverll t 'shag" evenings at tile promS' left 1.1:.10 Noop News ll:U5 Tbeatre 13 Mafia. t~Jtm~~ of tile t,ype ()( the memben took part In the p,roa:ram A.CROSI a. bland 29. Bitter you brcathle•• and beat to .i nub, 11:18 NLiebe!l!!,bo,,ra tXe<'uted RO!Iepber~l, tom,mull\s' with eommenla after each i-ltadlng. 1. Oult ototf ,Imond with barely .<tufficient strength IUJ<!IIh in hijDh lll'O~f!fnmental e. SutpendJ Venezuell flavored Plan11 were m1de for the Easter left to to~t.er the lady nome to the Femlntne Touch. 12:59 Sitn On U. Cleaner e. Exde.liqueur plaCe. of IJhe Harry r:rxtcr W.hite &auar ·to be hi'1d at tl'\e RUtland coed shack, let alone chase her Movie Matinee l :OQ Movie Matinee 80. Slopo cl4titl, etc . · 12. Ath.1e ma.uon Deparhnent Store. Saturday, April around the arboretum. · f s:oo..._ Afternoon FUm l'eatlYII 4:30 Bible Time 13. A JIP 1. Likely lnf Ncverthelen. tllere were aood 20. N'$xt moeUna will be held at 4 :30 Shroud of· Turin 5:00 Two Gun Pla.vhoUII:,.~ . 15. t.yer 8. ~a.w word• Tllis Is not a pllenomenon pe-. peo!)le who reti.rted all erfortg tn tile home of Eva FJemlng. May 9. 1t. Pronoun 9. Saluttd (prJnt.) 5:00 Mickev MoWle \:lub 8:00 Sat~rllal' !ll'f1Wf ~.· . Refreshm('lnts were served bY culiar to me alone. l hsve .n,ticed stop the menacinR flood . Rev 1f . Aeleep 10. eo.rse 31. ll't'l&nll 0:00 Oal""'U' Club 6:15 Saturday Sports ReVI~\f' in latter ye<~n that the swutinc Henl")' W.ard Bel!t'lher, for exam· th, bost.eHell, Graee Thamas and 34. Model 1t. ZOdl&c sip blanke\1 8:30 Fb·e Star FiaQ tUO Let's Talk It Over : swain• of New York and o,t.her eune&. ple, decla~ : "Wihen 1 lio11 Nh 20. Moiature (Am. sa. neu DeVout• US lobn Dal, a. lht NOWI 7~ Eddy Arnold TIJoi; ·' · ,.....,..,,, ..,.., clpltaJ~ a.r:e ro fatigued attpr • Jln ox. ihe nx becornt!l lion; .nol at. In a lop· ln4, I 4-H CLUit,IIITI ' 7::10 llju TID Tin 7:w hDioua Fllm-l!'erl\•11 of Kquirming on the stampnight tldehtate 14. Vend the llon ox." So tt'c<mlinr , ,~ Rev. •o. A. flavoriftt 45. Stock of 1:00 Jim Bowie 8:00 Lawreme Welt , The Kool Kat• ~-H Club met at sired floo.-s or cabarets that tbere U . Meaaure 18. Fate u. Pole· . "'whip Beacher. u aoon u lhe un~Rii· the home ol· Cbarlottt Smith, Apr, • a a 8 :30 'l,'be Cl~~ K1d .10:00 OZark Jubilee ,. IChln.) 21 . Float ls ~mall ll:lll~ln• remahUq for the p~Ued 48. Girl'• name mllable ~re ,~~ranted cltiH'I\IJllp, Jl, The meeUne ,. . ...... 0:00 J' Led 'i'hree LIVOI ,11:00 20th . Centurr Tbeo* ct~lled to or35. Like 23. Body ot 00. 11.,..... pursu.lt of l'~mour. This seems par. boo.. they were tra.naror:mert, lw m1.flC', der bY the presJdent. Diqne Hlad. 9:3c) Publlo 12:30 Sign OU 21. M1de & clrde water n. Braneh h*-e CQ4 t~ cularly 11PfUc•ble let the bll!ldlne Into staunch Amerlclln<O. Jft¥eve:r . 'l'lle troup repeated ~e 4-ll pledae 2~. Firearm 26. Strike (If n . Btftet , playbo)'a ou on the town with the t•u•rtt Wl're doubts. 'nle Home and roll call wu taken, Minute!! or a2. Dlapoaltlqna 28. unravf'&ble · leamint <abbr.) sweet young t~».ne• who own a lim· Mi•uionary Socioty, for exampltl, the Last meettnc were r"ad by see· SS. Oaln itless sup,ply Or ener,Y whep the commented : retarY, JB111tta Kay Er\ewJno. The 35. Look! maracaa rattJe out another mambo. NEW YOIUC UP-oWIIIIe Sho• aG. Tant1hun "1t lA toneelvablo tb•t. it the Treuurer's report wu Jlven by 'A itince tloor iS. really no plact n'raker, ,lvesl COU\ JoclleY ... IJytn,) llon wte too mueh -ox, It mil)h~ Brenda Turner. Nut meeU~a: wUl to prosecute a romaaee, .anyhow. r.ently rldin,; .on · the New Y~ 81. ~upport bt!Come a VPf'Y alck Hon; or If h-e be at the h~me or Linda Sue ParYou can'~ he&.r yourself think, le' elreult, a:ave tbe · lotel tana 18. Knock happened to eat 1 Wdly diM•aed kor, ;\prll all. alone tal~ . People ke~p bufllpl(ll sample ill the rldinr Whkb Iwllll'" · &2. A. wtq ox, we ,m»v'\it have a dud lion on DemJIJ\Itntlon~we.re 1\ven by you ~11 the time, It they 1re not ~ to the JMUonaJ cttampiqnshlp .... ll&n'lnp'!t our INilnds. !Jut inatiact nv~1 tho ~lottt Sti\J.I!!, ~~., 1~ til!eod leanin .. over. your 1houlder U&ten-411. Ofttk letter In '"'' ond 19M by boQtlnjl lion from eaUnJC too much ol:, ~ • n•.aJt .~II llllllullon by ll'lg to your shouts ~f. would·be h0111e 4,1. Plna ti'HI t~ . win~"" at JIITI'II<o dhtt'J~erf -ox 1t til. 1'111: UmTED Marvel Foler and Ann Sprou1e, sweet converae. 4t. Kinl Thunda.y. / Shoemaer ~CGt.ci e>~ STATES HAS NO SUCH SAVINO how ld ~~ bell' ~ ~ate by ' Att!W'you've trod on the bare Pioneer... $UO, ChubO' .i~JoiiO A.rthut'l INSTINCT." toes of your beloved and barked •11<1 Dover •Doll "8.80. Llnd~P!f ~'1.10 Uo o ilnot by rn-.tolo• · Tbe -rleD<.. of llle 1101 •o1~ Diono . 4!1<1 olljl olltoh bf ""' h .·A.•lroke her shln1 a few Ume:s, &he iJ not (mec,t) ot.ntllt.y ,have ilemonstrated tll• b!lfl c ' ' prepared to lltten to 1weet taUt, HoiiJt Mllflon Soclelf WIO n,l•. Ill 1\i(IM ll'l!liO chlpl ••d n ......She ls, rather, prepared to above IG04 to loeUo you into a taxi and seek more qUe We •llllllol 11111' ~· w. ~Yi • ko91' ... !!'til M. Artlelt compl))ny. oldc lloo ., our tiando. T!Joll <IJo, 1\lrlowtM,f!~n c.>tor, lane otvalua ilil Marvel If I were youna and frollaome Unotlon I• ,.0 Ena'P4't. 'nlt ,.,,..~ u . oommunt todq aftd would wOo my )My to Uoo'o 1110011! l>fpn with 11ni- l'oloy, Lin P.t~or, ~·~ e.>rouoe, ( .. lf.l mtx.lmlim advantAJe, 1 would Jand's betnyal ot b,r 'fir 1l~ Dlant Hla •d· ad"" :)laxlne DOWN adopt a plaa:ue-Uke atUtude to aV tbt;t Arabi, atfM WOfld ~t 1. RumUt!d !ltd PJWI~I 'lllowdcn. 1. Pl1nt CLAI. MIITI palala de dan!;:e ~~ aeek out 1 Ro....,. MoDol>lld, the EnJij~l Tbo Golcltn Clrolo Cla<io ol tbe qulet corner wltb a iYPBY flddlt ~t•t.tllll'ftan, C!IIIJed that betr.tr•l. a. Complttoly and no rutned con1r.aaUon ol "Cli!Jide d~~~plielty, 'lftd we CBI'IIf· ChrioUon Chur~b lllfA ol eburch Conlltel· Cubln epUeptlea. · · latlon llndJ cannot -~ the MDTOb• bl..llllOn~ T!J,l!nl~OJ<< ••'/OJIIftl• Tbo mollj~ 19 ahorp ol ~. Onek letter Square that 't 1m ln the ·t,erpal· tlon ITt tbe Middle F•.~~rt and lad· chore bullne.., I reekcm the alo'l1he Requel Ll the: Pl'elt'nt slt~.-­ lhe pruidtn11 lift. ~rle Can• by DAILY CBYPt'OQUOftl .- ~..... ll,o!r riel of loVe and the wond~l'l of tion In th~ Middle EtU an~ Inti· <loy. Devotlailala o~a4uotod 7 \ A X l' D L B A;\ :IIi'• • m$lm0ny would have ~d me denllll ourreri"J ot the En1lillll Thelma M~elllitr -wh, ll10 1lve a reodl>~t !\'om "Tho UJptr Room." , lo LONOPBLLo.W b)' toriver bu.t fo:i lueky break. people. I " S~atory'o 1!01101' 1 11•1'• by f met l doll in Wathlnaton who One letter •tanda for aqo~htr, .Ia '&htl pplt A. ._ ~ Wihllf! '" art' tpared a Rick Uon Mn. Ja11ll <ll'\111~ ~4 o bolanat llllldl!ll. up lu a depart. tor the thl'tl X for c,tlt \we aa. em. IIAIIt t,Ue~~· · the polltle~ or New York Cll)' bod perpetuol. trophta. \bt l.nrtt\ and to~Uon of t.ht- ~ · "" ' a,u~. and Cbi(!q"O, t-l'te mor.,l inn._enc'l of tk It Wl\1 {OJ>Oflt4>1o tho litO· •ury. Tbe d~ pr.1Jt wu Wt~ ~ · of a bi& eye-. ~c&ch day tha todt ietttn are. cett.ren\ · .~, of Hollywood, ~e fllltlr rh·4lry of I !'' IN FARMING wetdl htve been reeeived UUJ , rear Ulan for 1 ny weedl brouc:tt Cbemleal control or weeds iJ of to tbe Extenalon Office in reeen& areat help to farmer. aljWI aarden7tUJ. era who bave several ac:ret ol Clllekweed lJ lbe IJUle areen eropa.._.f lne kind. Sm1U Jardenplapt found Jrowinc alna:ly or in era and home owneril mq.,t realize nt~tied Jl'Oupa: of plants. It hu tbat m1nr weei:J killer• ·will not beenl (N.wina: all winter ,a nd early only kill the weeds, but alll!oo~:;~::1 t)lia 8pilnt put on a spullt. The Ot the plants which the at fl~ Ia a little white flower wlaheA to &J'Ow, . EASTER BREAKFAST Tour Tqken Here Was Sponsored By Home Economics Committee Of Grange ' weedJ wbJclt ~IN. tlYint Keta• report .alto lndleated thlt ..craia. Councy prd§ .." m4 fmoqo loti pUJ<Iwed lor bird oeed of eompeUUon tblll tpriaJ. Mort heaVUy polluted with •~h widtl rtqueita on ideoUfltatlon of thue •• w114 onlona and other weedt. I \ NEt'S ly c. II. aLAKIIL.II c.u.,.., .A1rkyltvnt """' CbJekwetd and ,benblL ue two The Middlepor1 Literacy, Club wiU ,IJ)eet Wednesday 1:l'lernoun at tohe honte ~~ .Mrs. rtf. L . Frendl. t~nd • • Daily Sentinel Day nook Nothing II certAin but indications are that Pomerot council senously is considering expansion of Its street metering sys· tern to'tate in most or all of the riverside parking .lqts. Best sign of lhiJ is that one company has completed a sqrvey and given a recommondalloll and another is on the ill!> getiJM fi· guns together for one of its own. The latter is the Dual Park· ing Meter Co., which sold Pomeroy Its present meters. It was the Miller IYII" meter peiiple who came first. There is little doubt that something must be done. Ade- 1 quate parking space here is not the gigantic puule it has be· ~· come in metropolitan centers. It is diflieult enough, however. When meters first were installed sereral years ago afler a long battle between the pros and the cons the devtces served Cor a~hile to leave space for out-of·town shoppers to park close-In to the stores of their ehoice, With advent of the ear· pools and greater use Qf the free downtown Jots by folks who wo•k in town the parking problem Is back exactly where it stood five years a~o. The first solution to this appears to be comoletion of off· street parking space in Sugar Run north of Fifth St. An area a<lequate for about 80 cars needs nothing more than another surface of gravel. The town owns ample real estate beyond its present partially completed parking lot to expand. People · with all·day busmess in town must have a place to leav.e their cars. And in a town they should not ha\'il to poy for it. Columbus, yes, where there are other ways such as busses to get to the city, and where many firms have parking lots for their lD If ·. • '" • • v ' ~ l'iG &. SUGA~ ...... ' ' ,RUN FLOUR MILL Phone 110 Pomeroy • ·~·· ' ' Co~QP Phone -88 �'' • • ... ' ' I Council Seen Serious In StudJes Aimed At Additional Parking Meters On PomeroY.'s Riverside Areas hl ~ le ' bl ; IJ tb ~'"' MEETING CALLED , ' ' ' 'matter at the post otllce It ~ PLANT SALE The Rutland Gardeu Club will >Sell ·potted plants for Easter at ·Lile Grate BUilding in Rutland as a money-ma:klng project for the club. carrier where ava:llable DailY Sentinel office. . Br motor route where $8; su:. months, $4.25; three ftet~"!'" e:tCf'"t Sunday b~· The Ohio Pon~roy, 0 . Business o!ftet Easter brea:kb&.t. wH! be serv· ed at rhe Mt. Moriah Bll'Pti.tt Church st.a.rting at '7 : 15 a. m. Sunday with tile Matron.s Guild and Junior Guild in e.~arge of th e pr&ject. T,he cb1.trc.tl :is locatL-d al tile cor:net of Soo1ih Four.t h Ave ., with t-ive deeply notebed petals. It t winter annual becauae · it eerminatel ln the tall and arowa durin& favorable w,ather all win- b. eaUed TELEVISION GU WSAZ·-TV ChanMe1 .3 Main Street, Middleport. .Fn"d•ay • W~'f'V CttANN•L 3 11:00 News Hedd.llnet· ·~ 11:" J'{eal.aereist . 11 :20 Press Box 11 :3o Tonight 12:3Q Siin O!i SaturdCIJ - Ch 1L ArOURd and. .tWOUt ,, , m: handcuC~e~ -.13 toiL . .A.:t thb Ume ot y~ar most of tM ·~eiaht.a observed have· been four to eight inches. The plants are usUally in &rOups and ifDw In rich 1 soil. ED.JTOR'S MAILBAG ". ' .\ w INTERTAINI~ · da~~~~; ;iff'li.IJ,&,1;t~·U~ ·uClub Ad • 0 ft your Dr"al DAILY CROSSWORD ·;\l ' ' THERE IS A ,-;' BIG - 1: WHTN Your D~fference ' ' ' {.' . .'. 1 ;·~ To S. u.nsot, St.tl Ro•• w•• - , ·· ·Hayliner . ' \ . SEE THE NEW HOLLAND ' ' ,, The Boler With '' Channe113 A Future Instead • Of A Past I Sun , 1•1-8 ' ~ '': 990 To Be Honored For Service , T y outh WeedJ m aloo brOIIIbt op tile ttraw or h•r ll: Purebued Irom nel(ilbotL one ParUrJbllfl. The t.a&l\lille I :~~,;~;;=~~ '' \ Fulton -tho·. mp··son SIIIUrdCiy- Channfl•I3 l 1 ·\ ' ' ;TRACTOR SALES 1\~ ~ 1 Pomeroy ·.' phOne 418 \!:f ·~ • I 15 Million Tree.sSlated For PIanh•ng Duane, Larry Kay Barr; lit .a.nd lin. Lealie Huffman, JOD, LIIT1.1Pd dltu&bter Marlene; Xn. Clarke Lonptreth and dtuihtet, Lel.t; lin. Gur Swedle)'; Doyle kupp, AJ!ee end Buddy CJ'Ow.er, Mrs. lt.k:bard J'ett)' and 1011, Dlekr, Helen Bolla, Vw:k7 Petty, lit, ODd llro. llorold Gardner ~nd ICI'L Bowle1. Jt[r. tnd Mn. Cub Braley ud Garnet Wil- se~Nngs "f!Rd transplants prdered from <!omtnerdaL nurseries. Mecbanliation Is movlng lnlo Lynn Blrtrum. Toledo, apent the week end wltb home rolb. Sunday abe wu boateu to 1 blrtbdey dinner bonorina her p•rentt, Mr. r>tit ' ' .~,, '~ '1\h '!!• I " ' ' neth Hartley, Charles E. .Lee, Mume·Arnold, Mrs. Edward Hedrtck and Curtis 0\'olfe. A new mystery. farm will appe!lf ln' ,Saturday's editionofthe Daily ~entlnel. Bank .plan are u '' ''""IllY llfti, t..·•· f, \' Mro. Dorollll! lied!. A Wle'W rQoot 11111 ~Q"'\1 pooplo wUI 110 lor oor !>Ollll<lono lor bloc. ot Iw· !Ittnoll .ote~ lho <hora<t,... o1 hold ~~ IU ~ o\prlt ~ na -'lion. In oud out ol purpote ''' the outlnf It to ~ttta· C~ ~~ ito 1\leh 1l1UIU~ II th~ Sunday Sc!hool, -.uentla.ne:l!!. Sale• ! - Walter lmmlgrat.Jon tax stampa W1tJ'II!: ®unted and. pr• t.M Btl.chr Amen(tment pared to 1end i~ fo1' redem]tUo.n. "';~~ evl<lenee oufflelonl lllat The poup dfCI;ded to meat fhw. 0 ".a wt)' lid: ~le qq.our ""' • p, Ill· !ill. ' ~ tllio clourdi. 'W ~~~.'l'lll.tll~ "'l>tJ of IUQb 0114 Tile' a1J0 ~~~'!'tl\tl'.\11 dey cl'!'t~· tOCir. 9 ~::~·i:~~ -h~enC M ~ .t"/'0: "" llail{ ... ,,.,.. ' ' )II. A <lrJP.IO(..,. IIIIOIOUOII TRc Qli'O QTI tiLIZ .. ZMM, YC xzc vz.voc ' ZX UO CQII VUCCTR . ~~·~t,. co.c~.~ I £~ K11CO AZXII- A ~1/N IS .\ 11!11,'1'01. LilT 011' JW\: NOT A FlllATH.,. uua · . ..,..,., f' ,.. ·, ll~lenlay'o CryptoQUOto: ... rcu QR , It"Q:& T Z,X J M R T T Z F, -~ ~· · ,. "'' tel' ~Lii ~ IN• . doll in borlo ud lllten to · oa the P,bonl)o JOOd I. • B . e . tter Tb'an·0r 4inary ,, a a'bow.. Rortlrult.Urllt G. Hill, Jr., SIY.s these improved pbnle pro«}\\ce ""er , tnJitlng rows :nd more berries ·than ordinAry plants , A 3-year tompal'l&On teat at Wooster Jhowed. .t~e nferue yield of · vini~free Spaitle plants was . . 1 , . ~-~ CJlOWING~SH ·••••• ,. b~'YPAauot;I.J r. ,,, . l Try them, and aeel 1 Fleming WILUAMSON Hatcheries FARM SUPPLY Nellmlvllle, Ohio Rullalul, ·Ohio STOP 2 hies of llcCe'ndck...lor lwlae .~ .ono..W. to tie wour Rnt · APPLIANCE Pomeroy r 1000••••• CENTER In Pomeroy J hj . j "' Yes, you will get two balel of famous McCormick emooth~runoing baler twine -enough lo tie your flnt 1,000 balu- FREE- •!!en you~ anewMcO)r.. mlck No. U or No. 55·T baler. Don'lmlss thlali>odeynvinc opportunity which CTIIl be ollered only by tho one company that man~ tures both tho baler ond tho twine lt uses. ..... .... loallntl otl oliht benefit make of tbia et.ol!k, ahou'ld every effortgrowers to rt'· duce the possiblllty of relnfeGtion H'rll r.~endl .lJokltlng ¥ims· free plan.tl from other o~trawberry p~lngs .apd ~~tlng them v•-.. . early JJJ)rlng. .~.~.~ ee plants of 36 v-arieties 41.\'G now being propagatlld. ......... ..c••••••••• ...... ........ ,.... ore• I Ne. 41-PtiMI~J·tlat ..,. lhal -lor ltlo(l nen lhouth Jtu ._. • IHie • ..,... ...,. • ,..,. .... 11-t-c.n. . . '"'* .... .100tonthoJ•• . ,• • ...., ' llalo "" .. ohlp. Call ua todayl :..._~_, Meigs Equipment Co. ( ·. INCORPORATED Butternut aDd 2nil St. Pomeroy I '· ' ' For .... : . .. BeHer Start Faster Grawth Earlier Maturity , l ' ··"Gru· ~bles USE SVRE WIN STARTI.NG FEEDS · cHICK STARtER . ' ~ In At Our '· ·'· ·Moster .Mix • ,, " UiU AIWO IIIV'I(I POMEROY MOTOR CO. E. Main St. ' .•. < AWl CIIAlMIH£ owner. WITH _ ' '' . Z.plow - · lA ........ 1955 Chevrolet "21 0'' · :· · · · · · ·· · ·· · $1695 GOOD · START . ',. Health makes 1 the difference \ C"" IJia!!lb!l tbroulhbam!olpluo lito llpt job """""">' o1 a 118 • s·ee It •• Tod. ay TllllM QFF T!) ~ A , , ' I I lla<lne • .,. • Hi Ch 0 I5 ff.J2'J' 1;.~:J1:. ':..~ ,_ ....,..,.,.,.. ' )'Gill :__;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;§;;;;~~;;::.,~;;;;;;;;;:;?=;;;;;;;::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:IJ f WHY NOT GET' 72.C: With an A!II..Cbalmero CA Tractor. you een matcb your power inYd'MeQt to the size ol 2·Door V-8 with over drive, Power Pak, Heater, Back up lights, white wall tires - Beautiful black finish . Local LittLE ,QIICKS YET? _ ' WHYPAYFORMORE? Hit peak earlier, hold longer with . •' .-.-·i .-.............y. Kersey and Elmer 1{elaonOrvJUe attended tbe funeral of Mrs. · r-llr•~ as for CCC grain, the muket .price .mu>t exeeed 03 pe...,.nt "' tbe . .... TOT IlL PliO C'O•T. DURING . GlOWING PIIIOD , • • , , , • • , , ¥"" poollel..wera·l!...ni:,.. OIJ rt.. · • I'IO\IICO aESEAROI fARMS b on -~ food - of 72c lboJOd .. man pricJ;) W!.oo fod wlih 20% PROVICO . . •GROWEI! . (wlih AP·51 """ whale OGIL , Phoae 3751 v·IrUS•' F'ree.Strawoernes . lOUted a. a Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sw1dley. I""''"'' Inways, their poctets, b<!ttor i" exoplains WaUactl_ ,_, ••• week end reeently at the home or Uncle Sanl'sSoil Bank Paper Is 'Good As'Gold' Says Economist 'fll!ner. to""" l!tl I OHIO VALLEY FE!D CO. ------- I · Have .Yclu ...,.<4 II• Gr~ver, Lewlji 4.875 art9 per, acre · greater Recent~)' t!he State of ·Ohio 'ha.l than that f)f regu:lar plant&. A d 1 d -·•· ~ sl;ml.)ar eOrnn~r.• , . · witb ,t lw pa- eve ope re......,t wus eDabl~n~ r · W"'!!~ Oblo rrowera to +produce st.Nw IMUar 17ariety Premier 41owed · a berry plants vMtdl ean be certi· eMq of 8,1U quarll per acre for fi · yirll!l-free pb.nJ.s:. other ·varleti~s ed u being ~b.ttariUally viru5Qllade ~liar PrOdueUon ·of i1UB.~ by ;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:~;~';;.;;;;;;;;;;:; IIUI'Serymen for Ohio crow • ers offers a real· QPPortunity, Hill !Nlye. · , 'Detai.l.S on 'bow to pi"'du~ re· .. ' ' ~ gi.stered -plan" .are avail•ble from the DiviSion of Plant Industry ·Ordered Y~ur . ' Depart~~nt or 'Agrieult,ue, Col umbus 1S. ' .I • ••••••a••8•a••8••••• •• . Purina ·R,eaders of the Daily Sentinel had no ir<JUI)le tl1ls p~t: w•.ek in idmlllfying the Mystery Farln as that of the old County Infirmary ·Farm located on ·State Route 14!. Correctly nam· ing the farm this week were: Patsy Burns,ide, . Georgia Williamson, Mary Andrews, Mrs. Chows Humphrey, Mrs, Dalton Verda Oliver, Mrs. :A:llce Frick, Carl Au!Jieraon, Ken· I . -• • -the tree-<plantln,g business. Wkh , a pfanter two ,men (:in plant btWOOSTER, .Q. - Vitui free Botb ·home garden and com· twoeil 6,000 and 8,000 trees a day. 1Tt1'awberl\y plants are BUp..-Ior to . otrawberlly growero will That's three or four Urnes .&!< ordinar~y plants, tesfls: ~t the Oh!.• . from .u sing virus-free m·any aa •two men ean plant hy Agricultur.a~ Experiment ltatior. stock, ,says HUl. To ''let • Ule· ru:t ~~=======::::;;;;"';£nd;·~;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;f- 50% lamson. aurre~ pr\,ee auppo'it rate. A COLUMBUS, a.-ohio's rtfor- Barr, Ohio State u,liW~~Sity ex· market .rite more than 11 pertent estati'on program will .get Jt big tension eeonomlet · below ~~ etl!fent Price support booat this .sPring. F. W. 'Dean. Tbe .cer+liflcates m'IIIY be ex- rate wOuld :favor cashing the Ohto Slate U:nh'e{sLly rextension changed for casb, to pureha:;e tifie.ate and bu,y~ng '.o11 tb~ open forester, estimates tlbat ebout f!'! ~i.ty Or.edi'f CotpOnatio-n markE:L million treem will be planted In owned grain, or ,to re~y ·a !price1 SoH 'bank certificates ISL'Plled the state. . Wpport , loan on gn,ln.. If used u w1 :&D)' year's cr.op are redeem. caSh, .thf: checb> can · be 1JY',ns- able Jn· ·JI'Ain only after tbe and• FJU~~Mrs will plaitt •bDI.It f~·40 ot'her indi\'ttrua,Is:. · of th' normal .harvesting oea~r1 i l . milUon ~ ·oi) >th'eir· lands, & cash 11 certificate !s worth for' tllat yeart, Cl'IOp of ,ueh minlnJ·''Qj)el'at'IM1I •abqttt 6 ~::;~:~.I only its .f.SI!e vB'lue, Barr sa)'.s. 1f in "fhe'· ~r.e'a •where detiveey deon eoal ~pped atea'S. V used by 1lbe original owner to sired, .and before title beginning orgMl.lza.tiomr, wildlife conserva- •puroh-ase CCC grain, o~ to. fepa~· . of the por.mal harvesting season Uon and '8Chool gl'O®S, 4-H clubs, a -prlce wpport loan on- gta4n, lt for ,the next year'll -crop. The norindustrJal flrrn.s -artd lndividuals b worth 5 per cent more ,theJI Us mal b¥feaUne dates establisher! will plant 'ano~ ~ million. face v.aJue. for Ohi'O ane October 1 through ' Ttee distribution by ,truc.k t.o To reileem a eertiOcate for Noveinber 30 for corn and June all Wtm\ltW ·is '&boot eampleted, grain, the ec()nomist says, the ori- .15 ~ August 15 for .whea~. Deltn 51YS: t1'ree$ not ship,ped bv gina:l owner m•ust goAo hi6 co\m 4y oob, barley and eye, ~uelc JJ.OW r are bebtg. sent out. ASC off!~· where -'be will f1':e ia· 1Jbe dates .'fOr repayLna a priec !rom et'ate nurseries by ex.pre,;.~ sued • delivery orQer authorizin~ support loan on ,grain, Barr or pa«el ,post. The nurseri-es .are an e1cvator or CCC bin slte to re· -notes. are t-he l!lame u tbose for iooated at Marietta, Zanesville CCC owned train to hlm. ~tion of ~ificetel (.or and Green Springs,/ The .price of the ~In will be vain. ' Tbe l~illion ·.figure, Oe .• n , ••Y•. oo.., not lnolude - · · mately ' !5o,ooo Chri&tmu tree atbere Carpenter Mtendiq Sun- weft carefully the fruit spn)-· reeommeDdations put out by Ohio State Unlveraity wiD find thiJ service broadcatt .Tuesday an<l: Friday of Local statlGDs which have indi. cated they wm be careyJ.n g thi! information include WSAZ. Hunt· fngton, 7:05 a. m. and WLW, Ci>D· ington, :05 a. m. and WuW, Cin. C:innati 8:20 a. m, Tbis JnformaUon Is parllculartr impot:tant irt the control or apPI~ .seab. This fungus' is wintered over on old 1pple leaves on t.h e ground. I~ produces mature spores which To prodaee bateldq ega for lhe Nlelltla • FleiiiJac Hateltlq EU Propaaa, Rota!! Cctu.bcll mel 1t the bomt ol. Jln. Adri.IJ:~. Wlleox. Tuetday. Aa oven eooktid JnNl wu demonrll'ated. donnl'ht. Some of the uch· week. Ia>" ,._. POULTRYMIN ' · Control or chickweed in straw· are -llatof D.llly Seu.lillel. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., ,\prillt, ud lin. IKk llorlnom. Vonler, l!tiMI llill,_ G,.... wue Jlr, oDd Jln. Pql opoot Wocloeoclor ,t. Vlotoa hrnet end chltdrea, Pomeroy, Ill'. lfrt. Ella lllller, wbo lin, C#ol · - · n..td, snd tr~J~dlon • .B.LtkJ, eau.d on a.nd lira. J. f . Ledlie tnd: diUJbter Of lit. -.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;11 Sandr• Pit-ree ,t .llo Grandi, Sun- Bernice. lot1J. L¥nn returned to ToiHo Sunday • "' day lfternooa. Hfl. liJobafd r,lly ODd. lltL evonln1 whm obe "" oflloe em· June Cremee01 spent TuetdaJ ht .Pioyment with t.ht Gulf Company. berry patches ~n beat be obtained by aprJ)'ing with a material CJlled DNBP late In the faU after the phln~ Drke ol DaaYIIIa, - . . . Kr. and JCn. Jni 1UQ1 were , ...u ol their elllldml ol CrooU. ville Jut wee.t. ~ •hen minPo&rt, •!, wu ~ .seeds the purchaser· should Jnalst: qounty Exten~ion Office at a small on seeing the t.ag which came with cost. ·· 1~ bag o( seed. l'his tag has to specify -the percentage of weed seed present in the seed. As one deJle, · put it ''the best is none to aood." .see(ls should not be pUrCOLUMBUS, 0. ,-N_~;gotiable the pri-ce' support loan rate eUt·~ . c,hBAetl unless the weed seed con· l f i..les \Wii<h . firm"!'' re· rent!., ·In elleel tn Ill<: counzy In ~,~, tent is v,ery low, preferably lesa ceive .u \)l.ymenL for· I'E!dueing ·>fbic'h the .~ivery is .takea. Tl) l ,.. tban one percnt. or whea.t -acr.ea,e under tlhe 'ustlfy redemption of a certi:fieate a.' '" Saturday Cha""... tJf: J E,. H RUTLAND ' Mr .mil Mrl. LJoyll Dugan, Rut. Both of these pla.nta BUHe$l. the are capable 1fJj 01producing new ltliANGS'V·:ILL!: scab ·On new Cf" ' R. · A. Biddle efoscd \is lnd, were· dinner auestJ of Mr weed tontrol problem Is not just Fr~it &PlDY reeommendations meeting Friday ev,eni , ncr with. five and Mr.s. Robert Fetty. Sunsib a one year buaineaa, but Is a con•• 1 ·-. tlnuoua ·year after year slrug&le. are ba se d l)ll lh e deve Iopme"\1< o accesalons tu tbe ehutth, . evening. . · Many farmers and galdeners these spores and temperature and Waid Kennelly . llptilnt .. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. C. !j. Denny, have found out to their sorrow rainfall conditions. For clasely fol· and Sunday · with relatives in Cct .,Wilke:sviUe, were . guests of .M:r~ that theY. have · purChased weed lowing · these recommendations Jumbus. . · and ' Mrs. Bru.ce Morris aad family, Worley Meadows Brenner was Sunday. · 1eed with seeds that they have fruit tree growers $hOU.Id get the Mr. and Mr!. ClaytOD ·Hensler , ._ bought or in manure, straw or hay spraying program and .pest con. a guest of his unele. ~lmer Nel.th~~:t has been brought on the farm. trol bulletin for commercial fruit son, Friday e.ventq• until S""rutay. .-n~·. ebildr,n; Al_bany, apent a When purchasing field erop erops which is available at the ~~~~'1'\~.d,~_.~l~·b~•:•ll'~l:J<k::•:•·:•:l:t~he:. 8:4~ 2 or ••ted ' ' The stem Js mueh br1nc!Jed and may ereep ovv the cround or asceqd into the air resultlnt in a low s,readlng Plant four to 12 ilK'heJ lJilh. Tbll!! tienbit plaQt whleb' has Increased IJI'eadY In recent years is · . a .plant found in places slmitar to the chickweed. It can be identified . by itt pinklsh to purple fiowers. It &rows four to sixteen inc.bet Robdrl ° Mystery Farm No.l6 Proves Easy For Readers . .. I~ re~ucea both by seeds and ' branda whieb Include this tnJterlal b,y ereepin, ·.etems, n has been re. are DoW Chemical or Sinex w. ported extensively thlll year lD lalr~s. ·JII'd8na, winter wheat and lltOADCASTS SIT · barley field$, . flfalfa, sb'awberey Fruit growen i-n Meics CotUrty beda andd~er pl~eea. · who are lntereated ~ ht follov.Q.ng f wctu WCHS... TV' Channe. ter. ; BAKE SALE }ATURDAY 8:5:1 Sign 0D ~.> Colored Easter eggs may be 7:00 Today pur<.iha.sed at. the bake sale to be 9:00 llomRl'l' Roem - ' ll(ln~ •b.eld; Satur~y at the TriLlMlter tO:OJl Homt 8:25 ,Sign On ' 4 Cleaners, Mm Street. The s&le i~ 11:00 'Phe Ptice l.a Rltht 8:30 Circl~ 3 Ranch 9·30 Capt. Midnight a :plilject of tl;le m~ets of Sell· 11:3r;t TrutJ- <~r Conseguence1 10;00 HolrdY Dooflv iOfs nl 'tllcl<llll)>91i Hlgo Schpol 12 JO Tic ll'tr.- Dqugh 10~0 A,unt Dru Show' who are .eonciUd'lng, a muney- 12:30 It Could 8e ~01 1:00 Ou..."!eut 11:00 Fury mAtlnt ·ca.QW• "t"lli~:h 'h<IS mad e employees. 11:30 Capt. Gallant it pos$i~le: tor ~J s~ior tla.<;.<~ to ~:00 Camf-t.l!; Got~~ To Sehnol . Ideally, the riverside parking lots should be metered bring. 12:00 True Story go to New York Clt;y thks next 2:30 TeJUJ.eesee Ernie FOld mg m much needed revenue and insuring at the same time 3:00 Matinee Th:::~~ 12:30 i>etective's Diat7 · mqnbb. plenty of room-at least for a few years-f<>r shoppers and ~ 4:& Queeill Fw- A DIJ' 1:00 Down On 'l'be Fa,.:. CtJQ'I ll'tf c;ANTATA 4:45 Modem Romanee1 1:30 Weste.rn Theater olhers with business in the county seat. We believe out-of. T.he S~~or ohok ot. Heath Me· 5:00 Comedy Time 2:30 TBA town people of Meiga County now see the value of meters. A tlwdlst Church will aing tbe C'llr.· 5:30 My Little M:argte 4:30 .tlopa1ang Ca!sidy mckle is a small fee to pay for the privilege of parking close to tata "Atktramus Te" by CIGkey 6:00 Wild Bill ffickot 5:0~ .!IXY 1{!ng where you want to go. at ,t~ teD. fhirtY tQ'cloek .E aster 6:30 1-{ews Picture . 5:30 11,oy Rogers ;c .ser.vi~e unj:ler the direction' of IJ::'45 SJ)on:s Eye 6:00 News ... t WUiiam Eversnn wi.l:lb Mrs. E. s. 6:55 \V~athereast 6:15 Sports Eye ' SChll'af 85 qrganlst. Soloists will '7:00 Dr. Hudson's Journal 6:30 R!lsemary Cloon~·· $how' include Cber.o~e l!lake, MD. 0 . P. '7:30 Xavier Cueat &how 7:00 Saturday Night Jambonli Kl&in, Ben Phllion, William EYer- 7:45 N•BC New• 7:30 People Are Fc110y A recent tour taken llv about 75 rural folks sponsored by son aAd Mrs. Hatti.e $Jnil'tl. 8:00 Blonditf 8:00 Perry Coml\ Show 1:30 Life ~>f RLI1!1 9:00 Caesar's Hour the Meigs Count~ Pomofta Grange through the Kroger Store chael, Justie Molden, Ethel ' p bb son, Verna Snowden and sons, TO MUT 9,00 The loaeph Cotton Sbow !O,ao George Gobel Show Jn omeroy w•s ed a distinct educational success. Its pur- Pearle cana<lay, Jean Parkl'!r, Jes· 'Dhe Pomeroy WCTU will mec~ 9:30 The :Stg Story 10:30 Your Hit Par~de pose was to demonstrate the care and use of vegetabl~s, time sie Grueser and Mrs Barbara Van rrruh Ru-'· •I the bome ol •Mr~ c. E. w. Dow· 10:00 Cavaloade ., Sporll u,oo News and Spl!!'l!o from producer to consumer, and the cutting of a beef carcus Meter of Gallipolis. "' ...... " "~ 10:41 hmous F1Pta •11 :10 TV Ni.tewatth nle, Hi&b St., '1\lesday at 7 •· m ___ Some people iO tbroqgh life them :a II. I was too youl)g Ior th e showing various cuts and explaining the difference in price in BIRTH ANNOUNCED - -· ._ ·-wlth p~dect timlna. In tuue with cuts and the span in prices from producer to consumer. The Mr and _Mrs. Ch~rJc, Barrett Charleston and the Black Bottom; !AITII . PII,OI~NT ,Q, same approach was taken Jn studying moveme t f dal are announctrg the btrth of daugh- every change., forever adjusted to I was unborn when the Bunny Hop An Easter papant "The Holy ducts from cow t 11 kltch' · bl n ry pro- ter,. Marlene Kay , born Tues.t)ay. whatever qulrkil rate happens tq wa:s at ,it, peak; the waltz was dead wW be tonight at WCHS.TV CHANNEL 1 9:30 Highway Patrol . S 0 C Y en ta es. April 9. Maternal grandparent& dea.l off th~ ~ottom of ~the deek . and burled when I was&ha'ngb,ied, . ~D tbf ~q.e' MJthodist 8:00 ('"'ut.;tlD Kan aroo 10:00 The Line Up · i 1 The tour was arranged by the Grange Home Economics are Mr. and Mrs. Will Hutton and Other peoPle, such ~·s me, ' miss. To committee. Visitors included homemakers, husbands and 4·H Pa~rnal grandparents are Mr. -paraphrase the lale ~ ... Fred A1· dancing SC!ho~l. and S'ereamlng. Into Morning 10:30 ~o_plt:lf!: C~q. tyeeyone is 9:00 CBS Morning Show News 11:00 Person New, to PeriOD 1 , - ' len, if I owned an elk'.~ tootll, It members. Mr. C. F. Tompkins, manager of the Iocalatore was and Mt·s. elate Barre'~· tu -.ltcn.d. . lO:OO Garey Moore 11,:05 scanning tlle Wtlihf!l' Wben sw'Da arrived, togeth~r would nove a ca~llf In !!thanked for his cooperation In explaining the problems ~f ga· · BAND CONCERT wit1h t~e ~nsly H9d1P. I was making .\1:30 St;tke n Rlr.,., 11:10 The I..ate Show , , !bering, procesaing, distributing, and merchandising foods. · The Rullan~ High School Band Tllis deprcss,ng thOy.ght occurred a I ving as a'n or nary seaman on ~ ""' Val' • ·d . ~ter, and the craze had t~.:'-1'· 1ant 12:15 Love of Loa Llte, . .., The company provided door prizes of beef roasts and ~teak and Jumor ~and w•ll prescn~ a tu me the 0\ her d8y when 1 ob- a fretg 0 pacsed hen I became landbolile 12:30 ~arcfJ for" Tomorrow" 9:00 Si 0. first prize going to Le1·oy San~ers of HemlOck Grove; second ~;;rig ; ~~(';~~ ~~~d:~m~~~f~~ served so me JeemlngiY. inexhaus- ag::tln. I was too old f()r the jltter~ 12:45 Guiding Light 9:ot t)"\ the Farm• tible )'Oung things nurJin g each to Connie Lewis Harrisonville, third to Clarence Heaton Admi1sion is ~Oc and ti!!kets may oLher • t :OO Katlf•'a Kitchen. 9:30 Capte10 Kao..&arot reckles!!'ly about In the rock bug, and abo was handicapped by Pomeroy; fourth to Dennis McKinney, Harrisonville. Refresh: be purcllascd from any of \he 'n'roll, a peculiar paroxysm wllich being an officer in the Navy, The l:SO As the World '1\,... 10:8(} . Mlghl:v Mouse . ments were served and another Unk was In the chain ot 'nfor- band students. Navy frowned severely on its offi2:JO our Mlu Brooks 11:00 Lueky 8 Raach ', ,:;,, mon enlarily afflicts the young. doing the jitterbug, wllkh did H 11 :80 Tales af ·Teua Ranptll .. , mation that helps producer and retailer understand each oth· SUNRISE SERVICI 1 ~torted to check back on dance eers 2:30 ousepal't1 er's problem Sunnse services Will be held at crazes and fvund tliat I missed not neceS'sarily hold true for the Air Force or the Army, \ 3:00 The Jill PayoH 12·:00 Blfil top . · the Christian Church, Sunday at Tile rumba · the mambo, the con. 3:30 Bob Crosby Shaw 1:30 Life in U. S. A. · "'-' : :,1 6 a. m. followed by an Euter i :OO Brighter Day 1:45 Baseball Preview - -.W'' breakfatl in the basement. Sun· go, the chHha.cha all passed me 1:55 .Baseball Game of week" ., by for "'l ome reason or other, and 1 • 4:15 Secret Storm WSCI 't' i:~ChE!lll"" 9f· _ruijat 1 ~~\oa.,..ti)Jr. :,I'Q,iVn. 'Meetin& ~*' I a1n siiJ l atuckrwith the old aome· 1b&.k~ ~now s:· o o 1. !;:30 fJ{ssroom ' The Afternoon Circle of the ·iented ~; tile ;~~d;l~ or , what dandr.u!Cy, bov ·step rox trot. : Your ~:, •-ft•r 6:00 · Power . 6 •30 WSCS mel at the hQme of Mrs. the cllurch\ Everyont! is lnviled to This archaie exercise which .is - 0 """'· 6:80 · Goldetl Pl•uhouae .,, 6 :..•• lumped with .the wlna..collared u SportII Parad e "V 'F:dltor, Grace Thomas, ThUrsday at 2 p. attend. • 6 Weatb-ma · n '1:00 Zane Grey Theatre dress shirt nnd a black jacket :uu "' Pamerov. Ohio. m. with 14 members and one -----~then called a "tux", 1, guaranteed ?:og Wtlat About That '7 :30 Bueeaneers · Dear Sir: auest present 1 .t Edwards 8:00 Jackie Gleason Sh,.,. 7 :I D,•n•lao to win no Aair lady an a dance · _ .. .,. Mrs. Goldie Andc,.on, prc~dent 'I" \olSOfS 'IVward Lhe clrue nf the ltut n-at t•e Clock g,ao Gale Storm Sbow . .., 11 Cloor, even if you take on enough '•1 : 30 .[X; .ceohuoy, Amerloans became opened tile meetln" with the "The 8:00 West Point Story 9:30 Hey Jeannie ·a larmed at VIle ciAII'J or bnmt· Lord', Prayer•• In unloon. Mn. HoC fal!e courage to sllove a cpuple ()f lP:ot Gunsmoke 8 :SO Pll\ybouse of Stm 2rants t'h&t wero ·pourln!l into tho tlc McKenzie lead the devotionals Mr. nnd Mrs. Ned Henry was swoops and zips into it. 9:® Mf. Ar3ams & Eve 10:30 The Late Show oountny .t.rom 'E'tfltorn ;affidj, ·to and pro2ram. Subjects were "Our ca lling on Mrs, Cera M;~rtlne who As the hot-blooded youth jn col· --~--' 0 some ext-ent, Soutlherr Europe. .,., ncoomu Our Cro"" and I 1s 11taylnf,l at hetl daughter's, Mrs. lege given to pursuit .or coeds, ~· v I feebly attempted something then I -.... . ,' ~ Norma Riggs in Ma!lnn City. M·any were clearly unas!llmlflble. •Home Mlulona In tlte National · , '•' Arlvlsorll of 4·H Clubs of M t! i g:~ Ivan Uush or Mason City was called the ".<h•g" in which the con· From them . evell their Ameriean· News". W..TN-TV CHANNEL 11 JO :OO Ra~ Anthony Sh~ i County have been ir.vilcd tu a calling on Ntd Henry on Sunlfuy testants appeared to be leaping born M!hJr(lll, CIWno t.h·e Capone PHyiUii Rlcc, hil!h achool se nior. over barrels and kicking viciously U :44 Sip Oa ' · 10:30 I Spy t . eang .or C b !ea~o, Murder lncor- wn an Invited auest and sanM at otller couples. A few contorted 11:45 Cartoon Clu}) 11:00 News of tbe Nl(1lt ~rate<t or N~ York City, 1·he ''America, tho Beaullful", Sfverll t 'shag" evenings at tile promS' left 1.1:.10 Noop News ll:U5 Tbeatre 13 Mafia. t~Jtm~~ of tile t,ype ()( the memben took part In the p,roa:ram A.CROSI a. bland 29. Bitter you brcathle•• and beat to .i nub, 11:18 NLiebe!l!!,bo,,ra tXe<'uted RO!Iepber~l, tom,mull\s' with eommenla after each i-ltadlng. 1. Oult ototf ,Imond with barely .<tufficient strength IUJ<!IIh in hijDh lll'O~f!fnmental e. SutpendJ Venezuell flavored Plan11 were m1de for the Easter left to to~t.er the lady nome to the Femlntne Touch. 12:59 Sitn On U. Cleaner e. Exde.liqueur plaCe. of IJhe Harry r:rxtcr W.hite &auar ·to be hi'1d at tl'\e RUtland coed shack, let alone chase her Movie Matinee l :OQ Movie Matinee 80. Slopo cl4titl, etc . · 12. Ath.1e ma.uon Deparhnent Store. Saturday, April around the arboretum. · f s:oo..._ Afternoon FUm l'eatlYII 4:30 Bible Time 13. A JIP 1. Likely lnf Ncverthelen. tllere were aood 20. N'$xt moeUna will be held at 4 :30 Shroud of· Turin 5:00 Two Gun Pla.vhoUII:,.~ . 15. t.yer 8. ~a.w word• Tllis Is not a pllenomenon pe-. peo!)le who reti.rted all erfortg tn tile home of Eva FJemlng. May 9. 1t. Pronoun 9. Saluttd (prJnt.) 5:00 Mickev MoWle \:lub 8:00 Sat~rllal' !ll'f1Wf ~.· . Refreshm('lnts were served bY culiar to me alone. l hsve .n,ticed stop the menacinR flood . Rev 1f . Aeleep 10. eo.rse 31. ll't'l&nll 0:00 Oal""'U' Club 6:15 Saturday Sports ReVI~\f' in latter ye<~n that the swutinc Henl")' W.ard Bel!t'lher, for exam· th, bost.eHell, Graee Thamas and 34. Model 1t. ZOdl&c sip blanke\1 8:30 Fb·e Star FiaQ tUO Let's Talk It Over : swain• of New York and o,t.her eune&. ple, decla~ : "Wihen 1 lio11 Nh 20. Moiature (Am. sa. neu DeVout• US lobn Dal, a. lht NOWI 7~ Eddy Arnold TIJoi; ·' · ,.....,..,,, ..,.., clpltaJ~ a.r:e ro fatigued attpr • Jln ox. ihe nx becornt!l lion; .nol at. In a lop· ln4, I 4-H CLUit,IIITI ' 7::10 llju TID Tin 7:w hDioua Fllm-l!'erl\•11 of Kquirming on the stampnight tldehtate 14. Vend the llon ox." So tt'c<mlinr , ,~ Rev. •o. A. flavoriftt 45. Stock of 1:00 Jim Bowie 8:00 Lawreme Welt , The Kool Kat• ~-H Club met at sired floo.-s or cabarets that tbere U . Meaaure 18. Fate u. Pole· . "'whip Beacher. u aoon u lhe un~Rii· the home ol· Cbarlottt Smith, Apr, • a a 8 :30 'l,'be Cl~~ K1d .10:00 OZark Jubilee ,. IChln.) 21 . Float ls ~mall ll:lll~ln• remahUq for the p~Ued 48. Girl'• name mllable ~re ,~~ranted cltiH'I\IJllp, Jl, The meeUne ,. . ...... 0:00 J' Led 'i'hree LIVOI ,11:00 20th . Centurr Tbeo* ct~lled to or35. Like 23. Body ot 00. 11.,..... pursu.lt of l'~mour. This seems par. boo.. they were tra.naror:mert, lw m1.flC', der bY the presJdent. Diqne Hlad. 9:3c) Publlo 12:30 Sign OU 21. M1de & clrde water n. Braneh h*-e CQ4 t~ cularly 11PfUc•ble let the bll!ldlne Into staunch Amerlclln<O. Jft¥eve:r . 'l'lle troup repeated ~e 4-ll pledae 2~. Firearm 26. Strike (If n . Btftet , playbo)'a ou on the town with the t•u•rtt Wl're doubts. 'nle Home and roll call wu taken, Minute!! or a2. Dlapoaltlqna 28. unravf'&ble · leamint <abbr.) sweet young t~».ne• who own a lim· Mi•uionary Socioty, for exampltl, the Last meettnc were r"ad by see· SS. Oaln itless sup,ply Or ener,Y whep the commented : retarY, JB111tta Kay Er\ewJno. The 35. Look! maracaa rattJe out another mambo. NEW YOIUC UP-oWIIIIe Sho• aG. Tant1hun "1t lA toneelvablo tb•t. it the Treuurer's report wu Jlven by 'A itince tloor iS. really no plact n'raker, ,lvesl COU\ JoclleY ... IJytn,) llon wte too mueh -ox, It mil)h~ Brenda Turner. Nut meeU~a: wUl to prosecute a romaaee, .anyhow. r.ently rldin,; .on · the New Y~ 81. ~upport bt!Come a VPf'Y alck Hon; or If h-e be at the h~me or Linda Sue ParYou can'~ he&.r yourself think, le' elreult, a:ave tbe · lotel tana 18. Knock happened to eat 1 Wdly diM•aed kor, ;\prll all. alone tal~ . People ke~p bufllpl(ll sample ill the rldinr Whkb Iwllll'" · &2. A. wtq ox, we ,m»v'\it have a dud lion on DemJIJ\Itntlon~we.re 1\ven by you ~11 the time, It they 1re not ~ to the JMUonaJ cttampiqnshlp .... ll&n'lnp'!t our INilnds. !Jut inatiact nv~1 tho ~lottt Sti\J.I!!, ~~., 1~ til!eod leanin .. over. your 1houlder U&ten-411. Ofttk letter In '"'' ond 19M by boQtlnjl lion from eaUnJC too much ol:, ~ • n•.aJt .~II llllllullon by ll'lg to your shouts ~f. would·be h0111e 4,1. Plna ti'HI t~ . win~"" at JIITI'II<o dhtt'J~erf -ox 1t til. 1'111: UmTED Marvel Foler and Ann Sprou1e, sweet converae. 4t. Kinl Thunda.y. / Shoemaer ~CGt.ci e>~ STATES HAS NO SUCH SAVINO how ld ~~ bell' ~ ~ate by ' Att!W'you've trod on the bare Pioneer... $UO, ChubO' .i~JoiiO A.rthut'l INSTINCT." toes of your beloved and barked •11<1 Dover •Doll "8.80. Llnd~P!f ~'1.10 Uo o ilnot by rn-.tolo• · Tbe -rleD<.. of llle 1101 •o1~ Diono . 4!1<1 olljl olltoh bf ""' h .·A.•lroke her shln1 a few Ume:s, &he iJ not (mec,t) ot.ntllt.y ,have ilemonstrated tll• b!lfl c ' ' prepared to lltten to 1weet taUt, HoiiJt Mllflon Soclelf WIO n,l•. Ill 1\i(IM ll'l!liO chlpl ••d n ......She ls, rather, prepared to above IG04 to loeUo you into a taxi and seek more qUe We •llllllol 11111' ~· w. ~Yi • ko91' ... !!'til M. Artlelt compl))ny. oldc lloo ., our tiando. T!Joll <IJo, 1\lrlowtM,f!~n c.>tor, lane otvalua ilil Marvel If I were youna and frollaome Unotlon I• ,.0 Ena'P4't. 'nlt ,.,,..~ u . oommunt todq aftd would wOo my )My to Uoo'o 1110011! l>fpn with 11ni- l'oloy, Lin P.t~or, ~·~ e.>rouoe, ( .. lf.l mtx.lmlim advantAJe, 1 would Jand's betnyal ot b,r 'fir 1l~ Dlant Hla •d· ad"" :)laxlne DOWN adopt a plaa:ue-Uke atUtude to aV tbt;t Arabi, atfM WOfld ~t 1. RumUt!d !ltd PJWI~I 'lllowdcn. 1. Pl1nt CLAI. MIITI palala de dan!;:e ~~ aeek out 1 Ro....,. MoDol>lld, the EnJij~l Tbo Golcltn Clrolo Cla<io ol tbe qulet corner wltb a iYPBY flddlt ~t•t.tllll'ftan, C!IIIJed that betr.tr•l. a. Complttoly and no rutned con1r.aaUon ol "Cli!Jide d~~~plielty, 'lftd we CBI'IIf· ChrioUon Chur~b lllfA ol eburch Conlltel· Cubln epUeptlea. · · latlon llndJ cannot -~ the MDTOb• bl..llllOn~ T!J,l!nl~OJ<< ••'/OJIIftl• Tbo mollj~ 19 ahorp ol ~. Onek letter Square that 't 1m ln the ·t,erpal· tlon ITt tbe Middle F•.~~rt and lad· chore bullne.., I reekcm the alo'l1he Requel Ll the: Pl'elt'nt slt~.-­ lhe pruidtn11 lift. ~rle Can• by DAILY CBYPt'OQUOftl .- ~..... ll,o!r riel of loVe and the wond~l'l of tion In th~ Middle EtU an~ Inti· <loy. Devotlailala o~a4uotod 7 \ A X l' D L B A;\ :IIi'• • m$lm0ny would have ~d me denllll ourreri"J ot the En1lillll Thelma M~elllitr -wh, ll10 1lve a reodl>~t !\'om "Tho UJptr Room." , lo LONOPBLLo.W b)' toriver bu.t fo:i lueky break. people. I " S~atory'o 1!01101' 1 11•1'• by f met l doll in Wathlnaton who One letter •tanda for aqo~htr, .Ia '&htl pplt A. ._ ~ Wihllf! '" art' tpared a Rick Uon Mn. Ja11ll <ll'\111~ ~4 o bolanat llllldl!ll. up lu a depart. tor the thl'tl X for c,tlt \we aa. em. IIAIIt t,Ue~~· · the polltle~ or New York Cll)' bod perpetuol. trophta. \bt l.nrtt\ and to~Uon of t.ht- ~ · "" ' a,u~. and Cbi(!q"O, t-l'te mor.,l inn._enc'l of tk It Wl\1 {OJ>Oflt4>1o tho litO· •ury. Tbe d~ pr.1Jt wu Wt~ ~ · of a bi& eye-. ~c&ch day tha todt ietttn are. cett.ren\ · .~, of Hollywood, ~e fllltlr rh·4lry of I !'' IN FARMING wetdl htve been reeeived UUJ , rear Ulan for 1 ny weedl brouc:tt Cbemleal control or weeds iJ of to tbe Extenalon Office in reeen& areat help to farmer. aljWI aarden7tUJ. era who bave several ac:ret ol Clllekweed lJ lbe IJUle areen eropa.._.f lne kind. Sm1U Jardenplapt found Jrowinc alna:ly or in era and home owneril mq.,t realize nt~tied Jl'Oupa: of plants. It hu tbat m1nr weei:J killer• ·will not beenl (N.wina: all winter ,a nd early only kill the weeds, but alll!oo~:;~::1 t)lia 8pilnt put on a spullt. The Ot the plants which the at fl~ Ia a little white flower wlaheA to &J'Ow, . EASTER BREAKFAST Tour Tqken Here Was Sponsored By Home Economics Committee Of Grange ' weedJ wbJclt ~IN. tlYint Keta• report .alto lndleated thlt ..craia. Councy prd§ .." m4 fmoqo loti pUJ<Iwed lor bird oeed of eompeUUon tblll tpriaJ. Mort heaVUy polluted with •~h widtl rtqueita on ideoUfltatlon of thue •• w114 onlona and other weedt. I \ NEt'S ly c. II. aLAKIIL.II c.u.,.., .A1rkyltvnt """' CbJekwetd and ,benblL ue two The Middlepor1 Literacy, Club wiU ,IJ)eet Wednesday 1:l'lernoun at tohe honte ~~ .Mrs. rtf. L . Frendl. t~nd • • Daily Sentinel Day nook Nothing II certAin but indications are that Pomerot council senously is considering expansion of Its street metering sys· tern to'tate in most or all of the riverside parking .lqts. Best sign of lhiJ is that one company has completed a sqrvey and given a recommondalloll and another is on the ill!> getiJM fi· guns together for one of its own. The latter is the Dual Park· ing Meter Co., which sold Pomeroy Its present meters. It was the Miller IYII" meter peiiple who came first. There is little doubt that something must be done. Ade- 1 quate parking space here is not the gigantic puule it has be· ~· come in metropolitan centers. It is diflieult enough, however. When meters first were installed sereral years ago afler a long battle between the pros and the cons the devtces served Cor a~hile to leave space for out-of·town shoppers to park close-In to the stores of their ehoice, With advent of the ear· pools and greater use Qf the free downtown Jots by folks who wo•k in town the parking problem Is back exactly where it stood five years a~o. The first solution to this appears to be comoletion of off· street parking space in Sugar Run north of Fifth St. An area a<lequate for about 80 cars needs nothing more than another surface of gravel. The town owns ample real estate beyond its present partially completed parking lot to expand. People · with all·day busmess in town must have a place to leav.e their cars. And in a town they should not ha\'il to poy for it. Columbus, yes, where there are other ways such as busses to get to the city, and where many firms have parking lots for their lD If ·. • '" • • v ' ~ l'iG &. SUGA~ ...... ' ' ,RUN FLOUR MILL Phone 110 Pomeroy • ·~·· ' ' Co~QP Phone -88 �' ' . r 1 •~ .. • ..· .....,' ..... . "' • :a ~~~ Jl CoJ~SeCUtive • n II OfNL SPORTS HIGH IHDIVI!"JAI. ... , •• •• oa,. .......• .•••... ' .. .. . ................ BIS .1.«~~~~-··~"~"~ .. JNDIANAPOUS UP~ Cri,lord of l'tiadena, Calif., 0!14 L&o 197 W.arrint r of lnd...,.,u, ·b aft jolnod the enln' ill1 C!>r .tile l(omorial Day In........ ~ mile outo ro<e. Tllelr · ollnlnc boooled the entry list lo M :WI~ II bl *WANTED* ' Used Boats and Motors ....... .. "'": .. " ' .. • . . • • • . . . '513 - ' - -11 1 1 Po~~~ • .~ IIID JOIN LilT ' '.. ..... , ...... N1 ~ DESK ; .' I ' ' \ ' • RUJI,AND •· ~ GOOD' FRIDAY SERVICES Apr. lt, 1:3e P.M. ers. ___:.·- - - : - - - - EVERYONE WELCOME Make QUJi AHSWIR: Jtkjllr.l Pudlworth, of SyrJtu&., , I . Dogs Vaccf._, • ' .• SoonI ' llabiNII)d'Diftempor. It . 'J)uUng Boroe~ Cottle 01' \!lop for ,n dile1tse& , • ~· · Stop In any time for the IH!st CI!P of fresh • brewed ·coff.ee Itt town. And theh.'s food for eve,.Y mOod! From 4ulfk 8Jij,~k to beii'rty meal ..._we serve you 'lglit. I . '" ' '• •• ' ' 1955 Chmoltt "8" Pickup.··· ······· $14,$ Heat~~J" ,. toa 1q wtteeJ baoe. Extra nice areen finish. alJ4 Deft'IIIW. . ·' H. Automatic 'l'rii!S- POMIROY MOTOR CO. ... $100 TRADE IN You Can Get $100.00 Tracie InOn Your Old Refrlter!ltor N.tr....r L...ue W. 'L, Pet. 01 • ' 0 1.000 ':1 0 1.000 I I .1100 I I I ·11!10 I I J • .1100 I I I .1100 . I 0 2 ·1"1!1 2 02.0002 · M4KE Eco)Jomy Run Is SMITH CLOTHING YOUR, "' I . Ladies' Proof Men N. lad Ave. CUb Bohr, Owner . · ,_.19UiORDS ' r . . .· · . · 19$5 FORD . . . ,' 1953 FORD . . ' . . . \ ., ..• \ or .angotlaF . ... . . . ,, ... . . APPLIAHt&s · .... ettablish the mo1t ec:onomlcal car1. cuollne-wlse, of the c:urrent year's American production. The Jlr1• turned ln a handicap tating only a.tOOtho of a ton-mile Mltdleport ' ,,, , MIUVVL';li ~~~==~~.,~~~~~~~t~bo~n~~~e~m~e~nl~ol~k=.;;~~ r{N ' ' ' ' ·-· Coochvin Prin·tini ·Co, . ' ·. i'j>¥JIIO'f, OfV;O , .• MAc;NETJC SAfiTv DOOil 1955 FORD • Clean FIIUiR • ADJUSTAIJHEMQVAu 0C0 , · • ZERO DlGRU 1916 1 · • WatrAJLl.baAWIII. I CU. FT• .._TOll ··· ·· · · · ··· · · · .$189 With Trade i . ,, . ·-· ' -· VB :.I -kllp ·. ' ~ ; t; ' '. , · CH.VROLET~B LOIIJ!II Wheel eace Pic~T .. . ., . ljj . _ 2 Ton Cob. ~fld Chassis A4 CU. FT. -GERAfOR · ·· · · · ·· $399.-95 1948 ..-.toll ······ Wttll Tho~• 1'/2 $429.95 , jp "' ~ ron ~ ' •tSO :GMC H•R FIRESTONE PRESTON··' · Dealer Store .· YOUR'iOp DEALF;R Mlfllli, 0. ·•··· , ~It_.!!.•• cf)~~ft -;:-tftl:l~ rea flU ·a~ow!!l;;e;~;g'6u -• • . _, . ." ' '' ' :INC.·, co· '· ' il . ' '· EMEitGEMtY ~ ,'>< ~ .. .. • ·l····.... ~-.:' . ,, •' . " ' ' )' '·, ':... . . ., - r., ·~~-~. ~.... ~T.......... looii'Oy....~I~aitlte . ~ ,· .• ., • ,· ; ,. •• P~WEtE • ' - . '--- . -Oido,"" ~ . •. ' . Y~Niret,lt'oa-;;:,;l,~~"'toplko.'l'heYomo , holJd .....t~· .. 110: ,• . . . - .. ' .,."'!'i 1om """""" •• ..,, .. ~ pr.,rr•·· ""cr~~ttn 10 w...~ ; , • aocl look at 1ho . . . .IA!I;y. h'o ~tifull ••• Y..l ADo! oD tile ....,Oiole ..,.. .... ~;, Roobt Eopo . tb~ 'f-A'· y.., ~mow; a.. bolo'let,.. .rm. blo ~ •lh<r dm 111!11>01-ob·.., """' i riilel'tt nill7•t0poo " • n• I WUlUAMS ~-EI\VIC* '$TATION .' llibib~ ' AT .,. lANDT -r, · SAT.. ~. · · ··A,.· , •o·· ith· · ra .· ,r. ".,~~.. . .. .... . . • ...... With 'l'raoll> ' t, "' 1948 INTERrNATIONAL · Wltll 'l'rlode .~ BY BUYING tittMtliow~~-~: ' n. REFRIGERATOR ··· ····· $t4t.95 •• {\ %. . Ton Loc:ol . . . . One Vwner' Wftll 1\'a!'le .. . .. ' 1954 CHEVROLET Stake ........ *ea&95 ' . .'ll'• ~ ' t 1,956 FORD 6 Cyl. Pic:'k'-IP One 'Owner ' ·•-i' •·l ·',(' .. I'OUtH..ACYIOff ,..,_. • RIVOLVINO SHILYH .·~ · r ' ' r.-.....-..ee. , ' STOP." J~, . . ..' yean or regular cornpetitii)D the ladles were allowed to pilot ap.toa In the eontest that Is intended to ' 12·CUBlC-FOOt ' . "STRAIGHT-LIN£" DISIGN REFRIGUATORo FRIIZER WlfH TOUCH·ACTION FlATURI' 15 cu. n. FOREMAN ond AIBOTl:' . ' ·.·I. '· For · the first time In the 13 GEIIERll ELECTRIC 13 CIL ' II. With Trade n cu.n. NJIMIRII - • • ·Auto Sales .. N(l James • r " -· . .. '$239·95 SHeLWS .. :REFRIGIRATORS · ••TELEVISION ·' . Eote' V-$ VIctoria. Radio, lleater, and Fordomatic. Real. nice and solid. . . ' · 'J'!>o Ford• Are ·R.olling. Come In aud Get Youn. ''ldav't , Program by the Choir "The ConQueror" 5:.45 a.m. S~nday ' FOJt ' .. ~ . . ·' · . Cuslomllnti I &-. Radii> abd. Hed~r. Jt's Dit'8 and soli~: ' '· Kingsbury RCNJcl . Falrlane .~ • dr. Radio and Heater. Fordomatlc, beau.l!lul . Tu·TOIIt )'inlfh. . . . . Clarletoil Qa..-eh driven~ after aU. . o1 Tbe Mobllgaa ., ·i:fltoildl'nY Jtun, which tlnJshed Thursday, prq_ved 1 See Our Modern Stylea M11waukte 1 Cincinnati 0 Chicogo 10 St · · . ' JOOd ' B·oys Women Brooldyn 8 Plttatbur;li I New York 8 Ph118delph[a 2 b<!autlful Flelta Re!l. ,, Sorry fella, the liQmen are pretty Shopping Headquarters FOR ~ulb CustomUne 2 dr. Heater, l>oWilr oteering, FordO~~ , , . · SUN VALLEY, Idaho UP. - · •• · ( Thurid'1y'1 1956 FORD ' ' 11#17· .... •1!1·•·---. o ii,Jc.r ' J.i..•t"' 1'!- !~far, •11 I why Ddt. .U '1 Oldiaiohn. J111eet otort ., ,_,wa Wbore ~'tho', Pur to ~liT• a~~ Clila'ft'ord ~~~ ' ' I · ·~ All ,l•r~fib ' ·~·· 'll'ell, ...... ahno~ ....... 0!1 Olda . . -·; o''O!Hol " dio """' ............ ~t . : ~-.. ·;"-.' ' - • . . . . - · 'Y -fO ' - ~- -• '' . �' ' . r 1 •~ .. • ..· .....,' ..... . "' • :a ~~~ Jl CoJ~SeCUtive • n II OfNL SPORTS HIGH IHDIVI!"JAI. ... , •• •• oa,. .......• .•••... ' .. .. . ................ BIS .1.«~~~~-··~"~"~ .. JNDIANAPOUS UP~ Cri,lord of l'tiadena, Calif., 0!14 L&o 197 W.arrint r of lnd...,.,u, ·b aft jolnod the enln' ill1 C!>r .tile l(omorial Day In........ ~ mile outo ro<e. Tllelr · ollnlnc boooled the entry list lo M :WI~ II bl *WANTED* ' Used Boats and Motors ....... .. "'": .. " ' .. • . . • • • . . . '513 - ' - -11 1 1 Po~~~ • .~ IIID JOIN LilT ' '.. ..... , ...... N1 ~ DESK ; .' I ' ' \ ' • RUJI,AND •· ~ GOOD' FRIDAY SERVICES Apr. lt, 1:3e P.M. ers. ___:.·- - - : - - - - EVERYONE WELCOME Make QUJi AHSWIR: Jtkjllr.l Pudlworth, of SyrJtu&., , I . Dogs Vaccf._, • ' .• SoonI ' llabiNII)d'Diftempor. It . 'J)uUng Boroe~ Cottle 01' \!lop for ,n dile1tse& , • ~· · Stop In any time for the IH!st CI!P of fresh • brewed ·coff.ee Itt town. And theh.'s food for eve,.Y mOod! From 4ulfk 8Jij,~k to beii'rty meal ..._we serve you 'lglit. I . '" ' '• •• ' ' 1955 Chmoltt "8" Pickup.··· ······· $14,$ Heat~~J" ,. toa 1q wtteeJ baoe. Extra nice areen finish. alJ4 Deft'IIIW. . ·' H. Automatic 'l'rii!S- POMIROY MOTOR CO. ... $100 TRADE IN You Can Get $100.00 Tracie InOn Your Old Refrlter!ltor N.tr....r L...ue W. 'L, Pet. 01 • ' 0 1.000 ':1 0 1.000 I I .1100 I I I ·11!10 I I J • .1100 I I I .1100 . I 0 2 ·1"1!1 2 02.0002 · M4KE Eco)Jomy Run Is SMITH CLOTHING YOUR, "' I . Ladies' Proof Men N. lad Ave. CUb Bohr, Owner . · ,_.19UiORDS ' r . . .· · . · 19$5 FORD . . . ,' 1953 FORD . . ' . . . \ ., ..• \ or .angotlaF . ... . . . ,, ... . . APPLIAHt&s · .... ettablish the mo1t ec:onomlcal car1. cuollne-wlse, of the c:urrent year's American production. The Jlr1• turned ln a handicap tating only a.tOOtho of a ton-mile Mltdleport ' ,,, , MIUVVL';li ~~~==~~.,~~~~~~~t~bo~n~~~e~m~e~nl~ol~k=.;;~~ r{N ' ' ' ' ·-· Coochvin Prin·tini ·Co, . ' ·. i'j>¥JIIO'f, OfV;O , .• MAc;NETJC SAfiTv DOOil 1955 FORD • Clean FIIUiR • ADJUSTAIJHEMQVAu 0C0 , · • ZERO DlGRU 1916 1 · • WatrAJLl.baAWIII. I CU. FT• .._TOll ··· ·· · · · ··· · · · .$189 With Trade i . ,, . ·-· ' -· VB :.I -kllp ·. ' ~ ; t; ' '. , · CH.VROLET~B LOIIJ!II Wheel eace Pic~T .. . ., . ljj . _ 2 Ton Cob. ~fld Chassis A4 CU. FT. -GERAfOR · ·· · · · ·· $399.-95 1948 ..-.toll ······ Wttll Tho~• 1'/2 $429.95 , jp "' ~ ron ~ ' •tSO :GMC H•R FIRESTONE PRESTON··' · Dealer Store .· YOUR'iOp DEALF;R Mlfllli, 0. ·•··· , ~It_.!!.•• cf)~~ft -;:-tftl:l~ rea flU ·a~ow!!l;;e;~;g'6u -• • . _, . ." ' '' ' :INC.·, co· '· ' il . ' '· EMEitGEMtY ~ ,'>< ~ .. .. • ·l····.... ~-.:' . ,, •' . " ' ' )' '·, ':... . . ., - r., ·~~-~. ~.... ~T.......... looii'Oy....~I~aitlte . ~ ,· .• ., • ,· ; ,. •• P~WEtE • ' - . '--- . -Oido,"" ~ . •. ' . Y~Niret,lt'oa-;;:,;l,~~"'toplko.'l'heYomo , holJd .....t~· .. 110: ,• . . . - .. ' .,."'!'i 1om """""" •• ..,, .. ~ pr.,rr•·· ""cr~~ttn 10 w...~ ; , • aocl look at 1ho . . . .IA!I;y. h'o ~tifull ••• Y..l ADo! oD tile ....,Oiole ..,.. .... ~;, Roobt Eopo . tb~ 'f-A'· y.., ~mow; a.. bolo'let,.. .rm. blo ~ •lh<r dm 111!11>01-ob·.., """' i riilel'tt nill7•t0poo " • n• I WUlUAMS ~-EI\VIC* '$TATION .' llibib~ ' AT .,. lANDT -r, · SAT.. ~. · · ··A,.· , •o·· ith· · ra .· ,r. ".,~~.. . .. .... . . • ...... With 'l'raoll> ' t, "' 1948 INTERrNATIONAL · Wltll 'l'rlode .~ BY BUYING tittMtliow~~-~: ' n. REFRIGERATOR ··· ····· $t4t.95 •• {\ %. . Ton Loc:ol . . . . One Vwner' Wftll 1\'a!'le .. . .. ' 1954 CHEVROLET Stake ........ *ea&95 ' . .'ll'• ~ ' t 1,956 FORD 6 Cyl. Pic:'k'-IP One 'Owner ' ·•-i' •·l ·',(' .. I'OUtH..ACYIOff ,..,_. • RIVOLVINO SHILYH .·~ · r ' ' r.-.....-..ee. , ' STOP." J~, . . ..' yean or regular cornpetitii)D the ladles were allowed to pilot ap.toa In the eontest that Is intended to ' 12·CUBlC-FOOt ' . "STRAIGHT-LIN£" DISIGN REFRIGUATORo FRIIZER WlfH TOUCH·ACTION FlATURI' 15 cu. n. FOREMAN ond AIBOTl:' . ' ·.·I. '· For · the first time In the 13 GEIIERll ELECTRIC 13 CIL ' II. With Trade n cu.n. NJIMIRII - • • ·Auto Sales .. N(l James • r " -· . .. '$239·95 SHeLWS .. :REFRIGIRATORS · ••TELEVISION ·' . Eote' V-$ VIctoria. Radio, lleater, and Fordomatic. Real. nice and solid. . . ' · 'J'!>o Ford• Are ·R.olling. Come In aud Get Youn. ''ldav't , Program by the Choir "The ConQueror" 5:.45 a.m. S~nday ' FOJt ' .. ~ . . ·' · . Cuslomllnti I &-. Radii> abd. Hed~r. Jt's Dit'8 and soli~: ' '· Kingsbury RCNJcl . Falrlane .~ • dr. Radio and Heater. Fordomatlc, beau.l!lul . Tu·TOIIt )'inlfh. . . . . Clarletoil Qa..-eh driven~ after aU. . o1 Tbe Mobllgaa ., ·i:fltoildl'nY Jtun, which tlnJshed Thursday, prq_ved 1 See Our Modern Stylea M11waukte 1 Cincinnati 0 Chicogo 10 St · · . ' JOOd ' B·oys Women Brooldyn 8 Plttatbur;li I New York 8 Ph118delph[a 2 b<!autlful Flelta Re!l. ,, Sorry fella, the liQmen are pretty Shopping Headquarters FOR ~ulb CustomUne 2 dr. Heater, l>oWilr oteering, FordO~~ , , . · SUN VALLEY, Idaho UP. - · •• · ( Thurid'1y'1 1956 FORD ' ' 11#17· .... •1!1·•·---. o ii,Jc.r ' J.i..•t"' 1'!- !~far, •11 I why Ddt. .U '1 Oldiaiohn. J111eet otort ., ,_,wa Wbore ~'tho', Pur to ~liT• a~~ Clila'ft'ord ~~~ ' ' I · ·~ All ,l•r~fib ' ·~·· 'll'ell, ...... ahno~ ....... 0!1 Olda . . -·; o''O!Hol " dio """' ............ ~t . : ~-.. ·;"-.' ' - • . . . . - · 'Y -fO ' - ~- -• '' . �.. ' • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,Aprll!9, 19li7-7 N~W .l'l~YEN PAltTY Mrs. Bpbbf Llyoe, Mr daugbter, Harriet, The 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aprill9, 1957 1J'or n>nt . Eleclm wallpaper ,__ _,:__ _....,;_ _ _,:__ _.;_....,;_;_.:__;__ _ _ 1 rteamer. Cllmvol Fl11ber, Kid- FOR CONSISTKNT DEPENDABLE RESULTS a1ep01·t. Ph ' 62M-X WANT ADS PHONE 398 RELJABL'E rt•:t Inaertion. Card of 'nlanb and Speclal Notice• of EvenLI $1 .00. Oblttwie.• publilhed at 1 cent per WOl'd. ' 18bl Auto Services Ibis oolumn GETS RESULTS M'AruuEo Cburc:~ Chartef Dra*-.1 f"'" In HOfiOl Of MEN BL~'WEEN ACES OF 23 TO 33. $flO PER WEEK PLUS BONUS >' Ull FIVE DAY WEJEK. APPLY NIOKLES BAIKERY, 808 :j:.~IN ST., POMEROY, 0. Arthur young ,. 1936 - ·- ----c-:-:-:---::-:--:BUICK Special 4 dr. Riviera 1ow mileaa:e. $2,695. Biaettnar'a, Pomeroy. 4 18 8tc NOTICE - truck growers, 1 will have Southern tomato plantl' 1856 PONTIAC V8 Star Chief 2 dr. here the last of April and wm Cat.allna Cpe. Pontiac's finest, have tomatoes, peppers, sweet hydramatlc drive, all leather seats. $2,69~ . Blaettnor'll', Pome· potatoes ,eg~ plants around May 6. Call or bring orden to Charles roy. 4 18 ate R Harris Portland, phone 693. - ·- . ' 4: J7 7~ \19M FORO V8 Ranch Wagon, Ford -::;;;;;;;;;;;=;::;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;~:-=:';;;;.. Original light blue fin1 omatie. . ish, new Buick trade-in. $1,8m1. Blaetlnar'o. Pomoroy. . 4 18 ate I fARM BUREAU GET TOGETHER - tion and Mrs. John Soott, eeere · 1 I 8 1 F.mptoyment Phon• 1.>0, Cleland AppUanee SUire, hd W. Main Sl, Pom«tVY- tact TbeU,e • next 2-23-lf be April 23. a~rved. TIAMITES EXTIAMINATID For free lnapectlon phoDe 383-11, ~:~~~~:~~~bo~l~•:re:~:~! ---- Gilmore Supply Store, Pomeroy. All work gLtaranteed. Fully in-sured. vaugban'a IndWitrlal 1ad Residential Termite Control Service, St. Marys:, W. Va. · 4 I tf Aprll11- 1:30 P.M. RCN:k lprlnp Gran.. Hall George Meinhart, state representative, wiU be ready to dl• cuaa legislation in recant to requiring re1tstration, titles, a':'d license tags for farm equtpment. We urge you to attend and help Inform UJ aa to your thinkln&: iD regJJ"d. to these bills .10 Hardy:, recreation leader, will be pri aeat to provide lun Oblo- Uuiversity stu:denta who R~s­ -- TEST IT! and DRIVE IT! SEE IT! We will have the amu.lnl CoctahuU Golden Eaalo Dcisel Tractor. the outltandlnJ Cock· obull Golden Am>w Tractor ond t b e mlaht.v "20" Cockahutt Tractor. Tho above domanotratlon will 'H held ~ milo above 1'-flle Jrove toe , near JAtarhl E•llhla, :>., on Route 318, on t e ' U .l:ounta Farm, April 20th, 10 a. m. to "• p.m. Pulltlc cortllallr lnviNd. Rtfrethmlltta. MEIGS CO. CO.OP Small Easter rabblta. Call after 5 ,.P- m. 8l17·Y. Rodney· Sauer, Brownell Ave ., Middleport. ' 4 1 '7 3tc =-~-- ONLY 2 new 1986 model 10 H. P. Scatt-AtWiter outboard mm•" USED and Ntw relrhJcratQra, el'l>V tormo, we .orvloo all mateo, refrigcrat~na. Fife Rrrtiaeratiou hclaw Hl&h SOh9<11 • Mlddlow1. Your HotSolnt d.,. 1er, open ev•· Phone 98 •Jnga unll 0:00 P. M. 4-l8-&tc •• (2) CordofThanks Heavy hens, drcued or on fool Alsa, large wblte eno. Phone Bll·M. E. .11M. Damewood, For.as: J want to thank 'ai'J my n<~~bblr, Run. ,f.t:Mitp and lrlenda tor their .m1ny ·acta of Stindne-u du.rin:t m,y boapl· tallutiOn. Tboae ftndlng cudr SALE$ Servko: II. A. J'lnlow, &12an4 II. and Dowen, 'lpeckll thanks to GRAVELY llaln SL. Pomoru. Dlmap the PomerQt' F1nl Ward Fll"c CD., tor their \hout:'h)a of kind· GOOD VSED llluln .. w. ·; ,; neu, )'our klndneu will never Swain, Racine. H11'3to be !orJO,tten. a;:: Hart)' C.;~nterbury (1-41 For Rent -:---~---·~:-.:-'7.':'7= NEW 2 room and blth etficlenr.y ((I l.oat 6 Found aputment 'A'Itb new lprn!ture. 8128-X. ~ 18 3tp ·LOST-Billfold &!OnlllnlnJ drlv· ~'!~ACTOR enlle~NWoe tnoney. Cole~TJ~an, ·a .and other p11pers, no Furnished roonu. Call 627()-Y, Bethc' fte:'lltVCI. f-11).3tt - - -A- BARGAIN POl YOU 3 room 8, eeUar. porch. lar&e lot, all !!Bod condition, Rt. 33, Just outside Pomeroy corporaUon, only $221Wl.OO. ANTIOUITY-181Aa .!£,tea, 4 room~, $1200. HAPPY HOLLOW ROAD-a acres 5 rooml, $2100. MIDDLIPOilT-7 rooma, corner lot, tsGOO. POMIROY-'rr(loms, bath, 13000. CLOSI·IN. black top road, • rooma Large porc)l and lot, $3MO. OWN YOUR HOME, why psy rentt P••rl P. Partler, Attnt Pomerr~, PhW 201 l•rl D. M.nftr, lr., a~ltor. 4 11 3tc LE!\ me 1bow you 1ome cboJee buildia, loti. Onl:r about ten mtnutu wAlk from Court neu•e. A· N• ...... ~--1 • Pomeroy· f 811 LOT FOR SAL~. 493 Braadw•y Middleporl: Wrlle "' call W. T trrwln. 218 Robin Rd., Waverly Ohio, phone lmfi·W. 4 10 6 tc S.e The N I ew Ho lond TRAILERS . TRAILERS ror Bent - lllloDoi.. Ladjl.._, Sco!lold B~.l?!!P C!Oillo. Cllntan Flshl!.'(.-......,.ePOfl, l'b••• ll:lM-X. j' ~ • . . 4>1111 -, hf ~nd Jane 0:. W'l»t C olumb~ ; Sally Boston, Mr$. Bob Jphn <tt o11 ,1\1iss •ifl . , ,!.;. ston .and Vic~ie , Faul San.'f, Mr$ . ""l'~ "'"" "' H. L. Dyq illlltj. Johri, M,r. o~tl_ld .',,. . ., Mrs. HarT~ Layne; Mrs. Ottu "· •:-no ,., .Crimm, Mrs. Carroll Adams and · ' Bruce, Mrs. Dowald Brown, Bren· di ind libby, Mr.s. Eclg:.r Al'nett tl"d ){icky ..Pt Middle·pqrl, Mrs. WiUis Dudding antt Rarul;v~ M.r.r. 4 ,.. ~ Ja,mes JID.)t~ . 'tePri, Sue an~ TOiQ, ~olly ·a)u:! Kartict · .WtC and tlipse narq~ a~v e· '-nd -the hostess. S~nd(.nJ ·~rts We~ ~o~dy Jlrtu_sb, Jenl).ie aria. Shelly McCo/, J;Javid' and CQ8y Cook~ .find Salt ~"' '-ll ,'J·• ,dr-a te;uy l(:elly. re-elected pre81dent. : Mts. GBUBSEB BLOCK CO. .. AUXILIARY , The American Legion Auxiliary ~lmet Monduy evening_ at the hall. : ~ -· "'rhe made plans :Student of Junior . $159~ . ' POMEROY MOTQR ·CO. . . , . WMY , Piuneroy ..:D01\1 T 1 YOW BE BJGHI.ARTIID ANI> FE)flqlllli • $t.t1GG&'"I· I WAYER[Y MOillE HOME SALES u. 1. No. 2J WAVIRLY, OHIO 1';;~:;;:;::;; 1• WE BUY mtl.leftJOI , . •.. L ~---,- IC••• - 1 UAMI .-011- fOTAL1 OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. " - 111 "'"'" • -.~ . • • N , ewly O'rgant"zed JUnJOf • HOineniQkers ·•-H Clu·b EJecfs II , ;Judi'b._ Mo~ Wll elf!IDted preli,dent ol dte .. tie'Wiv....-lzed • ~.-... Junior Homem.ten t-H Club ...J.L.a.. _, • ··~· ... orpw,.d .' Thur.day after aehool -' t me-etlna: In the hdme ot lira Oltmis J'QI:,· Alb St., Middleport. , AdviSOr ·Is · Mh. Fox and ber ""'Mr.. , •Mill. Wendell an~ bill. Othor o!lkoraCb~ater of thoTanne-. club ~ Downln~ - JN CB AG£N ''""'~"' llooiiiJ ~~~~INT ...... hll EliOtt~ •roker · """ 1181' (.; 2-DO.or' Deluxe L Fleqtl~e - . Beautiful dark blue · lib - ~o, 'heater, seat C!)Vera ~ J.ow mileage - Lo,cal Ow•er. . , . •. and POM·EROY MOTOR ... Meetin"' to II Satur:dQ lhe -~ :;·:--.·. ·,- oiJap';;, Holl•Ni, APJl I ec1aol... h hree ,1• . ~- -.~· : ,._, tl .· v -~- . '~=r:; --;,. Spqrt -M~f~'~n ·hi Ml-lf'!NtT, 01110 ' • ,..,.. ·· l!llliNII All • ' .. ' .ate\)< -~mitt 01 '· ' $895 .. are IO¥<o ·x...,, ·rico ~nJ: Bertha Wilson. '""ltf')'-trellul'~~ ~~~'!. Hal!Tanonn:•ncmu ,l,· -·:uon ~ '"' - ..~ a. ~ ... ...,..., and M....-. Ganim..,, :~;.~~;..,~-~~~~:I;~~~~==~~:;;:;,;~~-~ rnenllierdlieUaoton 'will.ieleot ....1111 ...... . Por u.• ~lt'll d . M~. .J; ~J...}tewart. The.,.~I.ub ""iiiiP m~.t! netfi' (lt the hornt · ot . ,lfrs, L. .~· Roush in iwo wee-ks. E. .t41n St. .FU'TON 'THO.MJiSON .. .. School 2 Dr. Customllne V-8. Railio, Heater, ~e?t Covers, Ford· 0-MaUc, less than 20,000 act)lal miles" Beautiful 'Ivory over Turquoise. · . , roy Completel7 New FN• llllell to Chute · 'P orn•-, . Plans To Enter was {!bserv-ed. OQl~tl'S ~tt~p~ngMN-. L. J. Ruttencutter, Mn. :.....W,..T. Stone, Mn. N. 0 . Wein, )Jrs. Hugo Juhlir.g, Mrs. P. J. Wolpert, Mrs. E . L. Stein, M t·~ ­ R.' F. Bryant, Mr.~. Donald Smith -wer~ 1955 fORD>· .......... · .. ·...... -.. Pomeroy Bend GrangeMeeting Herd Wednesday P'uur · •lOGO April $hasteen bll't.hd-Jl~ of Mr.s. A. ll. WoOOru'~• i299.00 8 AK ED ·~tp Jl AY LIN E.R ·' TRAC'roR SALES to '~WII\I!l- c~ya LaYJte W"!S lwtep11 ~.~r1!'\'&h to members 'flf ·the Jkond SeWI.na Club on TIH!Sday dternoon at '"• ~her home. A lunclloon was served the groap at 2 o'clock and the · Room• Hew FurnitUre . • ' With' Fl•e ao"O;A"PUt.m' ,....,.oo,.n"'lt,.-w-l"'lb,-,la-u.. dey and Gaft18. 'Fiid noOr: A. N. !:lenaal, Pomero7. 4i I tl ~ , . ... ., I ACT NOW save •100 • 127 Butternut. Present were Mrs. Clyde Clrarlr '''" ! n., nnd Mort, Mn. Roltmrt Karr, M:a · • . Commodore Hunt, M:rs. Lee SL!Jv:.o•lJ·••• ' en, bolh of Rlpley; Mrs. M.::aclt Jones, Zarra IAJis, ·Monney, John· Reedsville WSCS Officers Coming Year la~~~~~~~,7:~ ' ! Officers for the eominli[ year f·• , 1e(t, big dlaoount, new motor 1uaran1~e. MetropoUlan - Mar· In~ Sad, Pomoroy. 4·1'7-:Jtc: .:..::r.:.:.:.. ~;;~=::"-';;;:;;;;:;!,;;;;;;;;;o:::;;;;;;;;;; BABL GOSLINGS Phone BHI·V !Iuber Brown _ ~ 4-15-81<: ~est b. ..": wben lbey met the Plana ha\fe been made to Knl1bt lank (lp Mar 2 when !!"'~ .if:; beta of vilitln~ Lodiea will sist with the ceremony. FURNITUKE .selection A cooler, and oun:o~, prtc.-cd righ~ . F'ulton Tbompaon, ''omcroy. I::--::-::c-:---:-=--:-c::-'-::.,:.C The hono.N~ ~ived m-an) lovefy gifts. The white birthday ra}l:e was deoora.ted In pastel toses and reireshmen1s or cake .md Ice rre~ .was se!'ved to the two and dloport a ial'lse chair,!!) 1 &-tooth cutllvator ,1 sn•ke tooth ~ultlvator; 2 fox bou~da. Calt Sf8S or see tlaic Decker. Racine. 4 18 9tp ALL GRADES Llme~tone, aand, rravel, clnderll, delivered. Cali 29'7-M or aee Gepue Mowery, 106 Peacock St., Pomeroy. • 18 3tp 1.11 w•• 1952 CHRYSLER Wind110r 4 dr. Sedan. Good solid car, original blue finish. $595. Blaettnp,r's, Pomeroy. 4 18 titc 'ii'Yiooi-T'You TRACTOR.PLOWING DEMONSTRATION Esquire Rank Awarded Two By Lodge To- serve with ber are the same as l'aat year: Mrs. Lillian Plcltens, vlee 1president; Harel Buell:ley. rt'!· cording teeretary and Laur~ April 1!. The meellnJ wa, tallecl Ru;tb, treasurer. to order and the obJee~ of the •Durlnt .tJie buaines.s meeting PTA were read In unli'on. The bualneo meetina eondudted ·prizes were awarded to Mr!. Ina FOR • by thl! president Mra. Naomi Sto- M.a:ssar and Meu}le Buckley fl}r ' bart. Report• were aLven on what brlngJDJ in new• nlember'-' Tlfere the PTA has accampliabed since are 21 now, the oldest being Mrs. being orsanized. ~ · Josephine Pickena, in her 91tt U waa decided to organize a year :md still active, Cub Scout Pack for the cOmmunity which would be spoi'IBOI'ed by the dish dinner was •M~ , t9 1 ·"1', '"!'~"· ,f,l\ . ,, I ' oraanll:ltl<~b . to ·~ · Cai'VIlle, l\lro. · , - a The followin& offleera were eleet- Dalderoon and )[],, Wllliam.s. e'd for the new year: President, g...n,l Next .,..u., will be at Ob Tbe.BI'I3hlelt Come.r · Mra. June Alhley, vice president, tho Harry O.born 'home on 11110 , 111 l\lfddleport Mrl'. Mildred Chapm•n; Secretary, Mra. James UIIJ; Aaalstant ' Seere- ~ov~o~n~ing~o~I;;M~ay~S~bh~.;;;:;;;:;:;;:;;;;;;:;;r.;i~;:;:;;:;; tary, Mra. Pauun, HIU; Treasurer, Mra. Ell&ber Sylveater. A Jltlley Supper il to be g1vea on Saturday, May • · The prealdent reported that County Council wtll be held at ftutland ilay 2 and uraed as many 11 polllble -to attepd. The 'pfO,..am con~iated of a rGund table diteul8ion on ''The Pareqt Want& to Know" wblcb waa lnterutlnJ and t~nllahtenlnf. 4 lB 6tc 4-19-IW! eat 0 H:= T-:t-on-.<- :i-nd-:-u-stria 1 better for le11. 3 22 lmop. SJX::-c1:::-'0--'=:E'l"G:-: healing ooke (eq size) $10.00 KNDW> per ton (half tJrice), ktad ·yourllaker'a will JIVe :ro11 tbe beat Jclf. P.arkcnburg tUg &: Reel trado oP lurnlture or lppllanCo, Pomeroy . 4·1D-31c ct• ..... GARDEN TRACTOR wlth plow, MVIVAL-.Apr. 14 to 28 at Mid~ cultlvRtofS', mowina attachment. way Church, ."' mile from Fred Cl&rk, Rt. 33, Rock Springs, Lana:11vUie on Dexter Road. 4 18 3tp Ev1n1eUat, Rev. DouJlaa Circle, Putor. Rev. E. B. Thomas. DOUBLE UNJT Imperial milker, fine shape. G. A. Deem, Racine. Seniees 7:30 each nenln1. 4 18 Stp Speelll 11na:1na. Everyone welcome. 4 13 tt I utility cabinet, I kitchen eablnt!, dining table and 8 chaira, ~ llv· Jng room aulto, (couch and two Mra. PTA Meeting Held TUE!~day Letart FaiLs PTA met- Tuesday, ......~d br •" -...191 !:or Sc;e NOTICE - Eat at Parki!r'l uurant.. Pomeroy, You'll -- , ., :her fourth birthday wJth a at tlte Layo-e re&denc•. T.h& party wall hold on Sunday, March 31l betW~e[!n 2 •nd 4 o'e!oel:. Games were played and prll!es W<Jn by TeN-sa Pei'I IIOtl , Nan Jobnsturl and Debbie Karr and all the chi.ldnm feel Jved fa,·ora. lei'Qrt Falls 1953 PJ..,YMOUTH 2 dr. Hard Top. One of the best 03's anywhere. $891J. Blacttnar's, Pomeroy. O;~lRY MEN- ' . ,. ..," •l.,'fj l ~DOred Theodore Mora, Mn. Dale Smith nd tbe Rev. and Mn. Waldo J. were elected w:hen tbe WSCS (If · ReedavUie ·Mellhodist Church me-t Barielo. rcentlv for an all day meeting at the tiome of Ml'IS. w.atTen Pii'· kens. Mrsr. Dorotlba- Riebel was 1950 STUDEBAKER "Champion" 4 dr. Sedan, a;ood sh11pe. $11SO. and recreation f9r 1ll. RefreshG. A. Deem, Racine . 4 18 Stp ments. Open to tie pubUe., ~ - •, j 1 Melli County Ptml lure•v Ptderatlon Mrs. Carl Shields ._.,.. Honored By Busy " 'Bee Sewing Circle The birthday of Mrs. c,lfl Shields Kautz, Mllll Lena G,rueaer, ~ Plus I;,i;..;:h (20 tll Insurance ~· · "' Mr. and .Mra. Charle11 N~l- "' Becom.N A Croai-Home M15s- Toacyof Route 33 obSei'ved their <f lom ln 'Ibe NaUonal Ne-.n.'' Sev .,utar1. ~ng -aonive~ IIUI 2 ~ eral reildJng, were alven inelurl- Alprll ·1'7 at their hC»ne. ,. inJ "EdUor of Health.., ~rs. The ~uple w•s mltl'rled Aprd -'.r. FiBber· ..City 'Editor", Mrs. f'o('- 1-'7, 1907 ;by Rev. Crate!:, MKf!_o; ·~ bes· •-Town and Countl'Y Editor'" dlst .mhiiater. ~ ~- scott •nd "Rm21 workers", Mrs. Amanda Bael' an5 ?~Jrs. .U. S: 'TbeY have apent"' their enti'fl /· Neue. ' · nl.N1-ied Ufe In MeitB ColUity, Nt~ , Varlovl Tflldlnp on 't1te topic ]!It twenty·lour years at ~t"f ' ~ • were gJ.ven with aU memberl_~ farm home In Bedlorcl ~· . ; . '~·~-. · t.ieipatinlf and Mr.!. Ra)fm Sisao_n Tbel( oare ·the partnb ~' ~tl :.!ad an article "'Ihe Unknown ctautbter, Mu. Lester Hart, 1110 .1. ~Sa)l'inp at JeaUI"' to coDclude t.he one grandson, Eric Hnt. -')' ,.-.<~~;, 1, DW'iog the ¥tmu eNBlCn ton<rlbuti01111 or SG.oo ...., ,..re gJVen to the Reel cross aitd -~ Crippled Chudren'• Soeiety. ~ contribution WtuJ alao giyen to March Gf Dollars. A report Jiven on the ruinmage rate recently. P~aN fOr the Qsbreakf418t •to be Mid at llb.e ·~ are hamo tw Euler vocallob Ineludes .fohn P'isber, Fted .~wls, Chorl., Haolr:Jn•. KeJth RJu•. Roo.coe Will!, Xennetb MurrAy, Rus-sell llouah, Ruth ~~a . Powell, observed Thunday at the Sheila Stover, Mary -C.ro(yn MU.·I .Rieet•lli& of the BUI)' Bee sewtng let~' Marilyn· S~ Kntrbt. J'ttrltia of tbe Federated Church ~Oyd, Llfry Gavin. at u.e churc_h. cakes iced in eMtolate were were dl.~. Prof. alld Mr•~ Clair Hannon and 1·•••~;;:., wltl) 1 potluCk dinnei at A desert ~ ..,u sened by baby aon, William Clair Sr., J'i'lld- 11000 to Mia. Shieldi, Mn.. otho 'hoste!'see during tbe -'OCi.::al ley, arr, week end aUe.ltl of ber Murray, Mn. William Bater, llra. bour ·to t.boee named above amJ. pannts, the Rev. and Mrl. C. E. Lena Huber. Mrs. Louia Reibel. Mrs. A1fred Yeau&er, Mrs. 11oyt, and family. Prot. Ha:rmon 11 d ·~ J b Baer an lnatruetor at thl! Winebrenner Mra. Grover Erb, Niaa Anna Dunt, F. Bally an lQ.111. aco . School or Theology at F"ndl.e:r .CoJ.. Mrs. Clarence Kauar. lege. Mr1. Norman Kloea, Mrs. Ray· mond Rood, · Mr•. C..rrie Gtueaer, Mr&. Freda lftteb, Mrs. Clara N~ed Mrs. Addie Grueaer, Amlnda Kaapar, Mra. w. L. dan. Low mileage, one careful )oc:al owner. $1 ,190. Blaettnar'r,, Pomeroy. 4 18 6tc I wllb ..,.., 1954 BUICK V8 Special 2 dr. Sc· Night - lary or sopply "'1fk. Group oiJ>Iiog !ol~- 4 18 3tc presiding, the eharter waa duped iD · memory nf Btotller Arthur led by lira. liaa10o Holter evening who had for ober topic OdJet offieen el•~ were: Jln. Hlr.-m :Yilber, viee tpresident Mrs. Fred NeMp~, trtuurer; ' Mrs. EVIns, sceetlr)'; Mrs. Eu· IIeBe Forbet. llkret:lr7 of promo- I ·a! met W~y <>f )In ,.,., Ell"aod R.aeiM:, wi1h MrB. Charles Bae'!' .00: Mrl-. Amanda Baer as co- At the ·te~Cult.r meeting of C'"sYOUNG MAN for grocery wo~k. ter Granp Tuesday eve.Dl».J, witb Write Box 668-A, c:Jo Dally Worthy Muter David KDblob Sentinel, Pnmeroy. Fores,t . Ruo M.ethoi:Uit were 101 l.bo - Middleport SOriety ~ program, ip ebuge .of the WANTED: ateAdy 24 EMPLOYMENT il. hour H. kAWLJ.ttlGS SONS .CO. work by hour, day or week. Mra. Home Economies Committee, con· "'lruker Service. DaJ sl1ted of sonp, Jokea, Roll Call. Phone 6227. Nla.bt Pbone Mary L. Pullins, 5 Liberty Ave., "What you would like for E.rter" 8039-X. DODGE • PLYMOUTH '9 Pomeroy: , 4 17 and a contest. DEALJ'JlS. a a u QUICK SEl{VICE on w~C~t &!I" A dtsCusaion of the b1nquet to . palrtng by , Faetory Trained be held at Salisbury School April (8 ) Auto ::.ales watchmaker, COLUNS .!EWE- 29 wu given by George Genhlm· SEE BILL CHII.DS !or the BEsT • LERS, PumeroJ, l.a.tf er, whn is In c:hara:e of lkt:et l&le• for Chester Granae. wllbused car valuei!J. 3·30 ·1 mo.c RADIO 1: TEI.lrNISION SERVICE, ing to purehaae tit!kete Stodan. Hard top, dynaJJow drive, Thund~ ,jhe -- ~ W~ - lind employment - hire or find a lost ltem through 'lbe Daily Sentln•l WANT ADS. DOn't put It off Call 398 Today - An Ad In Nessel road's Mrs. Russ Watson Renamed President Of Forest Run Methodist Church WSCS Wedding the Lord'• Prayer in uniBOn Mrs. R\111 WM re-elec:tao R - 1 when tile WSCS ened the meetinr. Devotions Is Celebrated · · :,. • ll·l , f WANTED-DUE TO ~AND!N& CONDITIONS WE NEED TW\• Z eenta per word. one lnartion. Minimum tll.att:fl ~.--4 eentl per word for three eoDMCUUve insettiona:. Speeial - OIHI moatb fol' 25 c:enta per W()J'd. . Full rate of Z eenta per word wOJ be charted for advtrtie.lnl U oot paid for before the 1Gtb of eaeh montb followins lntertion. Errtrs In Advertiaina:-Should be reported imnlediatety. The Da.iJy Sentinel "'ill notbe rapoaaible for more than one lncor- IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL - RENT - Semmel ( 17) Help WantE:d RATES (1) Notices o·a~v '1'111: IIIlTH FAIIJL1' • ,. , I :f.ij,,_.,' " 'I"' , ,.. '' ··~ . ~"~locking . " •· '•'11 • \J.! It'....., .• �.. ' • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,Aprll!9, 19li7-7 N~W .l'l~YEN PAltTY Mrs. Bpbbf Llyoe, Mr daugbter, Harriet, The 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aprill9, 1957 1J'or n>nt . Eleclm wallpaper ,__ _,:__ _....,;_ _ _,:__ _.;_....,;_;_.:__;__ _ _ 1 rteamer. Cllmvol Fl11ber, Kid- FOR CONSISTKNT DEPENDABLE RESULTS a1ep01·t. Ph ' 62M-X WANT ADS PHONE 398 RELJABL'E rt•:t Inaertion. Card of 'nlanb and Speclal Notice• of EvenLI $1 .00. Oblttwie.• publilhed at 1 cent per WOl'd. ' 18bl Auto Services Ibis oolumn GETS RESULTS M'AruuEo Cburc:~ Chartef Dra*-.1 f"'" In HOfiOl Of MEN BL~'WEEN ACES OF 23 TO 33. $flO PER WEEK PLUS BONUS >' Ull FIVE DAY WEJEK. APPLY NIOKLES BAIKERY, 808 :j:.~IN ST., POMEROY, 0. Arthur young ,. 1936 - ·- ----c-:-:-:---::-:--:BUICK Special 4 dr. Riviera 1ow mileaa:e. $2,695. Biaettnar'a, Pomeroy. 4 18 8tc NOTICE - truck growers, 1 will have Southern tomato plantl' 1856 PONTIAC V8 Star Chief 2 dr. here the last of April and wm Cat.allna Cpe. Pontiac's finest, have tomatoes, peppers, sweet hydramatlc drive, all leather seats. $2,69~ . Blaettnor'll', Pome· potatoes ,eg~ plants around May 6. Call or bring orden to Charles roy. 4 18 ate R Harris Portland, phone 693. - ·- . ' 4: J7 7~ \19M FORO V8 Ranch Wagon, Ford -::;;;;;;;;;;;=;::;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;~:-=:';;;;.. Original light blue fin1 omatie. . ish, new Buick trade-in. $1,8m1. Blaetlnar'o. Pomoroy. . 4 18 ate I fARM BUREAU GET TOGETHER - tion and Mrs. John Soott, eeere · 1 I 8 1 F.mptoyment Phon• 1.>0, Cleland AppUanee SUire, hd W. Main Sl, Pom«tVY- tact TbeU,e • next 2-23-lf be April 23. a~rved. TIAMITES EXTIAMINATID For free lnapectlon phoDe 383-11, ~:~~~~:~~~bo~l~•:re:~:~! ---- Gilmore Supply Store, Pomeroy. All work gLtaranteed. Fully in-sured. vaugban'a IndWitrlal 1ad Residential Termite Control Service, St. Marys:, W. Va. · 4 I tf Aprll11- 1:30 P.M. RCN:k lprlnp Gran.. Hall George Meinhart, state representative, wiU be ready to dl• cuaa legislation in recant to requiring re1tstration, titles, a':'d license tags for farm equtpment. We urge you to attend and help Inform UJ aa to your thinkln&: iD regJJ"d. to these bills .10 Hardy:, recreation leader, will be pri aeat to provide lun Oblo- Uuiversity stu:denta who R~s­ -- TEST IT! and DRIVE IT! SEE IT! We will have the amu.lnl CoctahuU Golden Eaalo Dcisel Tractor. the outltandlnJ Cock· obull Golden Am>w Tractor ond t b e mlaht.v "20" Cockahutt Tractor. Tho above domanotratlon will 'H held ~ milo above 1'-flle Jrove toe , near JAtarhl E•llhla, :>., on Route 318, on t e ' U .l:ounta Farm, April 20th, 10 a. m. to "• p.m. Pulltlc cortllallr lnviNd. Rtfrethmlltta. MEIGS CO. CO.OP Small Easter rabblta. Call after 5 ,.P- m. 8l17·Y. Rodney· Sauer, Brownell Ave ., Middleport. ' 4 1 '7 3tc =-~-- ONLY 2 new 1986 model 10 H. P. Scatt-AtWiter outboard mm•" USED and Ntw relrhJcratQra, el'l>V tormo, we .orvloo all mateo, refrigcrat~na. Fife Rrrtiaeratiou hclaw Hl&h SOh9<11 • Mlddlow1. Your HotSolnt d.,. 1er, open ev•· Phone 98 •Jnga unll 0:00 P. M. 4-l8-&tc •• (2) CordofThanks Heavy hens, drcued or on fool Alsa, large wblte eno. Phone Bll·M. E. .11M. Damewood, For.as: J want to thank 'ai'J my n<~~bblr, Run. ,f.t:Mitp and lrlenda tor their .m1ny ·acta of Stindne-u du.rin:t m,y boapl· tallutiOn. Tboae ftndlng cudr SALE$ Servko: II. A. J'lnlow, &12an4 II. and Dowen, 'lpeckll thanks to GRAVELY llaln SL. Pomoru. Dlmap the PomerQt' F1nl Ward Fll"c CD., tor their \hout:'h)a of kind· GOOD VSED llluln .. w. ·; ,; neu, )'our klndneu will never Swain, Racine. H11'3to be !orJO,tten. a;:: Hart)' C.;~nterbury (1-41 For Rent -:---~---·~:-.:-'7.':'7= NEW 2 room and blth etficlenr.y ((I l.oat 6 Found aputment 'A'Itb new lprn!ture. 8128-X. ~ 18 3tp ·LOST-Billfold &!OnlllnlnJ drlv· ~'!~ACTOR enlle~NWoe tnoney. Cole~TJ~an, ·a .and other p11pers, no Furnished roonu. Call 627()-Y, Bethc' fte:'lltVCI. f-11).3tt - - -A- BARGAIN POl YOU 3 room 8, eeUar. porch. lar&e lot, all !!Bod condition, Rt. 33, Just outside Pomeroy corporaUon, only $221Wl.OO. ANTIOUITY-181Aa .!£,tea, 4 room~, $1200. HAPPY HOLLOW ROAD-a acres 5 rooml, $2100. MIDDLIPOilT-7 rooma, corner lot, tsGOO. POMIROY-'rr(loms, bath, 13000. CLOSI·IN. black top road, • rooma Large porc)l and lot, $3MO. OWN YOUR HOME, why psy rentt P••rl P. Partler, Attnt Pomerr~, PhW 201 l•rl D. M.nftr, lr., a~ltor. 4 11 3tc LE!\ me 1bow you 1ome cboJee buildia, loti. Onl:r about ten mtnutu wAlk from Court neu•e. A· N• ...... ~--1 • Pomeroy· f 811 LOT FOR SAL~. 493 Braadw•y Middleporl: Wrlle "' call W. T trrwln. 218 Robin Rd., Waverly Ohio, phone lmfi·W. 4 10 6 tc S.e The N I ew Ho lond TRAILERS . TRAILERS ror Bent - lllloDoi.. Ladjl.._, Sco!lold B~.l?!!P C!Oillo. Cllntan Flshl!.'(.-......,.ePOfl, l'b••• ll:lM-X. j' ~ • . . 4>1111 -, hf ~nd Jane 0:. W'l»t C olumb~ ; Sally Boston, Mr$. Bob Jphn <tt o11 ,1\1iss •ifl . , ,!.;. ston .and Vic~ie , Faul San.'f, Mr$ . ""l'~ "'"" "' H. L. Dyq illlltj. Johri, M,r. o~tl_ld .',,. . ., Mrs. HarT~ Layne; Mrs. Ottu "· •:-no ,., .Crimm, Mrs. Carroll Adams and · ' Bruce, Mrs. Dowald Brown, Bren· di ind libby, Mr.s. Eclg:.r Al'nett tl"d ){icky ..Pt Middle·pqrl, Mrs. WiUis Dudding antt Rarul;v~ M.r.r. 4 ,.. ~ Ja,mes JID.)t~ . 'tePri, Sue an~ TOiQ, ~olly ·a)u:! Kartict · .WtC and tlipse narq~ a~v e· '-nd -the hostess. S~nd(.nJ ·~rts We~ ~o~dy Jlrtu_sb, Jenl).ie aria. Shelly McCo/, J;Javid' and CQ8y Cook~ .find Salt ~"' '-ll ,'J·• ,dr-a te;uy l(:elly. re-elected pre81dent. : Mts. GBUBSEB BLOCK CO. .. AUXILIARY , The American Legion Auxiliary ~lmet Monduy evening_ at the hall. : ~ -· "'rhe made plans :Student of Junior . $159~ . ' POMEROY MOTQR ·CO. . . , . WMY , Piuneroy ..:D01\1 T 1 YOW BE BJGHI.ARTIID ANI> FE)flqlllli • $t.t1GG&'"I· I WAYER[Y MOillE HOME SALES u. 1. No. 2J WAVIRLY, OHIO 1';;~:;;:;::;; 1• WE BUY mtl.leftJOI , . •.. L ~---,- IC••• - 1 UAMI .-011- fOTAL1 OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. " - 111 "'"'" • -.~ . • • N , ewly O'rgant"zed JUnJOf • HOineniQkers ·•-H Clu·b EJecfs II , ;Judi'b._ Mo~ Wll elf!IDted preli,dent ol dte .. tie'Wiv....-lzed • ~.-... Junior Homem.ten t-H Club ...J.L.a.. _, • ··~· ... orpw,.d .' Thur.day after aehool -' t me-etlna: In the hdme ot lira Oltmis J'QI:,· Alb St., Middleport. , AdviSOr ·Is · Mh. Fox and ber ""'Mr.. , •Mill. Wendell an~ bill. Othor o!lkoraCb~ater of thoTanne-. club ~ Downln~ - JN CB AG£N ''""'~"' llooiiiJ ~~~~INT ...... hll EliOtt~ •roker · """ 1181' (.; 2-DO.or' Deluxe L Fleqtl~e - . Beautiful dark blue · lib - ~o, 'heater, seat C!)Vera ~ J.ow mileage - Lo,cal Ow•er. . , . •. and POM·EROY MOTOR ... Meetin"' to II Satur:dQ lhe -~ :;·:--.·. ·,- oiJap';;, Holl•Ni, APJl I ec1aol... h hree ,1• . ~- -.~· : ,._, tl .· v -~- . '~=r:; --;,. Spqrt -M~f~'~n ·hi Ml-lf'!NtT, 01110 ' • ,..,.. ·· l!llliNII All • ' .. ' .ate\)< -~mitt 01 '· ' $895 .. are IO¥<o ·x...,, ·rico ~nJ: Bertha Wilson. '""ltf')'-trellul'~~ ~~~'!. Hal!Tanonn:•ncmu ,l,· -·:uon ~ '"' - ..~ a. ~ ... ...,..., and M....-. Ganim..,, :~;.~~;..,~-~~~~:I;~~~~==~~:;;:;,;~~-~ rnenllierdlieUaoton 'will.ieleot ....1111 ...... . Por u.• ~lt'll d . M~. .J; ~J...}tewart. The.,.~I.ub ""iiiiP m~.t! netfi' (lt the hornt · ot . ,lfrs, L. .~· Roush in iwo wee-ks. E. .t41n St. .FU'TON 'THO.MJiSON .. .. School 2 Dr. Customllne V-8. Railio, Heater, ~e?t Covers, Ford· 0-MaUc, less than 20,000 act)lal miles" Beautiful 'Ivory over Turquoise. · . , roy Completel7 New FN• llllell to Chute · 'P orn•-, . Plans To Enter was {!bserv-ed. OQl~tl'S ~tt~p~ngMN-. L. J. Ruttencutter, Mn. :.....W,..T. Stone, Mn. N. 0 . Wein, )Jrs. Hugo Juhlir.g, Mrs. P. J. Wolpert, Mrs. E . L. Stein, M t·~ ­ R.' F. Bryant, Mr.~. Donald Smith -wer~ 1955 fORD>· .......... · .. ·...... -.. Pomeroy Bend GrangeMeeting Herd Wednesday P'uur · •lOGO April $hasteen bll't.hd-Jl~ of Mr.s. A. ll. WoOOru'~• i299.00 8 AK ED ·~tp Jl AY LIN E.R ·' TRAC'roR SALES to '~WII\I!l- c~ya LaYJte W"!S lwtep11 ~.~r1!'\'&h to members 'flf ·the Jkond SeWI.na Club on TIH!Sday dternoon at '"• ~her home. A lunclloon was served the groap at 2 o'clock and the · Room• Hew FurnitUre . • ' With' Fl•e ao"O;A"PUt.m' ,....,.oo,.n"'lt,.-w-l"'lb,-,la-u.. dey and Gaft18. 'Fiid noOr: A. N. !:lenaal, Pomero7. 4i I tl ~ , . ... ., I ACT NOW save •100 • 127 Butternut. Present were Mrs. Clyde Clrarlr '''" ! n., nnd Mort, Mn. Roltmrt Karr, M:a · • . Commodore Hunt, M:rs. Lee SL!Jv:.o•lJ·••• ' en, bolh of Rlpley; Mrs. M.::aclt Jones, Zarra IAJis, ·Monney, John· Reedsville WSCS Officers Coming Year la~~~~~~~,7:~ ' ! Officers for the eominli[ year f·• , 1e(t, big dlaoount, new motor 1uaran1~e. MetropoUlan - Mar· In~ Sad, Pomoroy. 4·1'7-:Jtc: .:..::r.:.:.:.. ~;;~=::"-';;;:;;;;:;!,;;;;;;;;;o:::;;;;;;;;;; BABL GOSLINGS Phone BHI·V !Iuber Brown _ ~ 4-15-81<: ~est b. ..": wben lbey met the Plana ha\fe been made to Knl1bt lank (lp Mar 2 when !!"'~ .if:; beta of vilitln~ Lodiea will sist with the ceremony. FURNITUKE .selection A cooler, and oun:o~, prtc.-cd righ~ . F'ulton Tbompaon, ''omcroy. I::--::-::c-:---:-=--:-c::-'-::.,:.C The hono.N~ ~ived m-an) lovefy gifts. The white birthday ra}l:e was deoora.ted In pastel toses and reireshmen1s or cake .md Ice rre~ .was se!'ved to the two and dloport a ial'lse chair,!!) 1 &-tooth cutllvator ,1 sn•ke tooth ~ultlvator; 2 fox bou~da. Calt Sf8S or see tlaic Decker. Racine. 4 18 9tp ALL GRADES Llme~tone, aand, rravel, clnderll, delivered. Cali 29'7-M or aee Gepue Mowery, 106 Peacock St., Pomeroy. • 18 3tp 1.11 w•• 1952 CHRYSLER Wind110r 4 dr. Sedan. Good solid car, original blue finish. $595. Blaettnp,r's, Pomeroy. 4 18 titc 'ii'Yiooi-T'You TRACTOR.PLOWING DEMONSTRATION Esquire Rank Awarded Two By Lodge To- serve with ber are the same as l'aat year: Mrs. Lillian Plcltens, vlee 1president; Harel Buell:ley. rt'!· cording teeretary and Laur~ April 1!. The meellnJ wa, tallecl Ru;tb, treasurer. to order and the obJee~ of the •Durlnt .tJie buaines.s meeting PTA were read In unli'on. The bualneo meetina eondudted ·prizes were awarded to Mr!. Ina FOR • by thl! president Mra. Naomi Sto- M.a:ssar and Meu}le Buckley fl}r ' bart. Report• were aLven on what brlngJDJ in new• nlember'-' Tlfere the PTA has accampliabed since are 21 now, the oldest being Mrs. being orsanized. ~ · Josephine Pickena, in her 91tt U waa decided to organize a year :md still active, Cub Scout Pack for the cOmmunity which would be spoi'IBOI'ed by the dish dinner was •M~ , t9 1 ·"1', '"!'~"· ,f,l\ . ,, I ' oraanll:ltl<~b . to ·~ · Cai'VIlle, l\lro. · , - a The followin& offleera were eleet- Dalderoon and )[],, Wllliam.s. e'd for the new year: President, g...n,l Next .,..u., will be at Ob Tbe.BI'I3hlelt Come.r · Mra. June Alhley, vice president, tho Harry O.born 'home on 11110 , 111 l\lfddleport Mrl'. Mildred Chapm•n; Secretary, Mra. James UIIJ; Aaalstant ' Seere- ~ov~o~n~ing~o~I;;M~ay~S~bh~.;;;:;;;:;:;;:;;;;;;:;;r.;i~;:;:;;:;; tary, Mra. Pauun, HIU; Treasurer, Mra. Ell&ber Sylveater. A Jltlley Supper il to be g1vea on Saturday, May • · The prealdent reported that County Council wtll be held at ftutland ilay 2 and uraed as many 11 polllble -to attepd. The 'pfO,..am con~iated of a rGund table diteul8ion on ''The Pareqt Want& to Know" wblcb waa lnterutlnJ and t~nllahtenlnf. 4 lB 6tc 4-19-IW! eat 0 H:= T-:t-on-.<- :i-nd-:-u-stria 1 better for le11. 3 22 lmop. SJX::-c1:::-'0--'=:E'l"G:-: healing ooke (eq size) $10.00 KNDW> per ton (half tJrice), ktad ·yourllaker'a will JIVe :ro11 tbe beat Jclf. P.arkcnburg tUg &: Reel trado oP lurnlture or lppllanCo, Pomeroy . 4·1D-31c ct• ..... GARDEN TRACTOR wlth plow, MVIVAL-.Apr. 14 to 28 at Mid~ cultlvRtofS', mowina attachment. way Church, ."' mile from Fred Cl&rk, Rt. 33, Rock Springs, Lana:11vUie on Dexter Road. 4 18 3tp Ev1n1eUat, Rev. DouJlaa Circle, Putor. Rev. E. B. Thomas. DOUBLE UNJT Imperial milker, fine shape. G. A. Deem, Racine. Seniees 7:30 each nenln1. 4 18 Stp Speelll 11na:1na. Everyone welcome. 4 13 tt I utility cabinet, I kitchen eablnt!, dining table and 8 chaira, ~ llv· Jng room aulto, (couch and two Mra. PTA Meeting Held TUE!~day Letart FaiLs PTA met- Tuesday, ......~d br •" -...191 !:or Sc;e NOTICE - Eat at Parki!r'l uurant.. Pomeroy, You'll -- , ., :her fourth birthday wJth a at tlte Layo-e re&denc•. T.h& party wall hold on Sunday, March 31l betW~e[!n 2 •nd 4 o'e!oel:. Games were played and prll!es W<Jn by TeN-sa Pei'I IIOtl , Nan Jobnsturl and Debbie Karr and all the chi.ldnm feel Jved fa,·ora. lei'Qrt Falls 1953 PJ..,YMOUTH 2 dr. Hard Top. One of the best 03's anywhere. $891J. Blacttnar's, Pomeroy. O;~lRY MEN- ' . ,. ..," •l.,'fj l ~DOred Theodore Mora, Mn. Dale Smith nd tbe Rev. and Mn. Waldo J. were elected w:hen tbe WSCS (If · ReedavUie ·Mellhodist Church me-t Barielo. rcentlv for an all day meeting at the tiome of Ml'IS. w.atTen Pii'· kens. Mrsr. Dorotlba- Riebel was 1950 STUDEBAKER "Champion" 4 dr. Sedan, a;ood sh11pe. $11SO. and recreation f9r 1ll. RefreshG. A. Deem, Racine . 4 18 Stp ments. Open to tie pubUe., ~ - •, j 1 Melli County Ptml lure•v Ptderatlon Mrs. Carl Shields ._.,.. Honored By Busy " 'Bee Sewing Circle The birthday of Mrs. c,lfl Shields Kautz, Mllll Lena G,rueaer, ~ Plus I;,i;..;:h (20 tll Insurance ~· · "' Mr. and .Mra. Charle11 N~l- "' Becom.N A Croai-Home M15s- Toacyof Route 33 obSei'ved their <f lom ln 'Ibe NaUonal Ne-.n.'' Sev .,utar1. ~ng -aonive~ IIUI 2 ~ eral reildJng, were alven inelurl- Alprll ·1'7 at their hC»ne. ,. inJ "EdUor of Health.., ~rs. The ~uple w•s mltl'rled Aprd -'.r. FiBber· ..City 'Editor", Mrs. f'o('- 1-'7, 1907 ;by Rev. Crate!:, MKf!_o; ·~ bes· •-Town and Countl'Y Editor'" dlst .mhiiater. ~ ~- scott •nd "Rm21 workers", Mrs. Amanda Bael' an5 ?~Jrs. .U. S: 'TbeY have apent"' their enti'fl /· Neue. ' · nl.N1-ied Ufe In MeitB ColUity, Nt~ , Varlovl Tflldlnp on 't1te topic ]!It twenty·lour years at ~t"f ' ~ • were gJ.ven with aU memberl_~ farm home In Bedlorcl ~· . ; . '~·~-. · t.ieipatinlf and Mr.!. Ra)fm Sisao_n Tbel( oare ·the partnb ~' ~tl :.!ad an article "'Ihe Unknown ctautbter, Mu. Lester Hart, 1110 .1. ~Sa)l'inp at JeaUI"' to coDclude t.he one grandson, Eric Hnt. -')' ,.-.<~~;, 1, DW'iog the ¥tmu eNBlCn ton<rlbuti01111 or SG.oo ...., ,..re gJVen to the Reel cross aitd -~ Crippled Chudren'• Soeiety. ~ contribution WtuJ alao giyen to March Gf Dollars. A report Jiven on the ruinmage rate recently. P~aN fOr the Qsbreakf418t •to be Mid at llb.e ·~ are hamo tw Euler vocallob Ineludes .fohn P'isber, Fted .~wls, Chorl., Haolr:Jn•. KeJth RJu•. Roo.coe Will!, Xennetb MurrAy, Rus-sell llouah, Ruth ~~a . Powell, observed Thunday at the Sheila Stover, Mary -C.ro(yn MU.·I .Rieet•lli& of the BUI)' Bee sewtng let~' Marilyn· S~ Kntrbt. J'ttrltia of tbe Federated Church ~Oyd, Llfry Gavin. at u.e churc_h. cakes iced in eMtolate were were dl.~. Prof. alld Mr•~ Clair Hannon and 1·•••~;;:., wltl) 1 potluCk dinnei at A desert ~ ..,u sened by baby aon, William Clair Sr., J'i'lld- 11000 to Mia. Shieldi, Mn.. otho 'hoste!'see during tbe -'OCi.::al ley, arr, week end aUe.ltl of ber Murray, Mn. William Bater, llra. bour ·to t.boee named above amJ. pannts, the Rev. and Mrl. C. E. Lena Huber. Mrs. Louia Reibel. Mrs. A1fred Yeau&er, Mrs. 11oyt, and family. Prot. Ha:rmon 11 d ·~ J b Baer an lnatruetor at thl! Winebrenner Mra. Grover Erb, Niaa Anna Dunt, F. Bally an lQ.111. aco . School or Theology at F"ndl.e:r .CoJ.. Mrs. Clarence Kauar. lege. Mr1. Norman Kloea, Mrs. Ray· mond Rood, · Mr•. C..rrie Gtueaer, Mr&. Freda lftteb, Mrs. Clara N~ed Mrs. Addie Grueaer, Amlnda Kaapar, Mra. w. L. dan. Low mileage, one careful )oc:al owner. $1 ,190. Blaettnar'r,, Pomeroy. 4 18 6tc I wllb ..,.., 1954 BUICK V8 Special 2 dr. Sc· Night - lary or sopply "'1fk. Group oiJ>Iiog !ol~- 4 18 3tc presiding, the eharter waa duped iD · memory nf Btotller Arthur led by lira. liaa10o Holter evening who had for ober topic OdJet offieen el•~ were: Jln. Hlr.-m :Yilber, viee tpresident Mrs. Fred NeMp~, trtuurer; ' Mrs. EVIns, sceetlr)'; Mrs. Eu· IIeBe Forbet. llkret:lr7 of promo- I ·a! met W~y <>f )In ,.,., Ell"aod R.aeiM:, wi1h MrB. Charles Bae'!' .00: Mrl-. Amanda Baer as co- At the ·te~Cult.r meeting of C'"sYOUNG MAN for grocery wo~k. ter Granp Tuesday eve.Dl».J, witb Write Box 668-A, c:Jo Dally Worthy Muter David KDblob Sentinel, Pnmeroy. Fores,t . Ruo M.ethoi:Uit were 101 l.bo - Middleport SOriety ~ program, ip ebuge .of the WANTED: ateAdy 24 EMPLOYMENT il. hour H. kAWLJ.ttlGS SONS .CO. work by hour, day or week. Mra. Home Economies Committee, con· "'lruker Service. DaJ sl1ted of sonp, Jokea, Roll Call. Phone 6227. Nla.bt Pbone Mary L. Pullins, 5 Liberty Ave., "What you would like for E.rter" 8039-X. DODGE • PLYMOUTH '9 Pomeroy: , 4 17 and a contest. DEALJ'JlS. a a u QUICK SEl{VICE on w~C~t &!I" A dtsCusaion of the b1nquet to . palrtng by , Faetory Trained be held at Salisbury School April (8 ) Auto ::.ales watchmaker, COLUNS .!EWE- 29 wu given by George Genhlm· SEE BILL CHII.DS !or the BEsT • LERS, PumeroJ, l.a.tf er, whn is In c:hara:e of lkt:et l&le• for Chester Granae. wllbused car valuei!J. 3·30 ·1 mo.c RADIO 1: TEI.lrNISION SERVICE, ing to purehaae tit!kete Stodan. Hard top, dynaJJow drive, Thund~ ,jhe -- ~ W~ - lind employment - hire or find a lost ltem through 'lbe Daily Sentln•l WANT ADS. DOn't put It off Call 398 Today - An Ad In Nessel road's Mrs. Russ Watson Renamed President Of Forest Run Methodist Church WSCS Wedding the Lord'• Prayer in uniBOn Mrs. R\111 WM re-elec:tao R - 1 when tile WSCS ened the meetinr. Devotions Is Celebrated · · :,. • ll·l , f WANTED-DUE TO ~AND!N& CONDITIONS WE NEED TW\• Z eenta per word. one lnartion. Minimum tll.att:fl ~.--4 eentl per word for three eoDMCUUve insettiona:. Speeial - OIHI moatb fol' 25 c:enta per W()J'd. . Full rate of Z eenta per word wOJ be charted for advtrtie.lnl U oot paid for before the 1Gtb of eaeh montb followins lntertion. Errtrs In Advertiaina:-Should be reported imnlediatety. The Da.iJy Sentinel "'ill notbe rapoaaible for more than one lncor- IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL - RENT - Semmel ( 17) Help WantE:d RATES (1) Notices o·a~v '1'111: IIIlTH FAIIJL1' • ,. , I :f.ij,,_.,' " 'I"' , ,.. '' ··~ . ~"~locking . " •· '•'11 • \J.! It'....., .• �•• 7 , ' J • ., . 't>omeroy-Mlddleport, o., April 1-DaU7 SeaUnol; ' ' .,.. I " 19, 1957 • The Dailv Sentinel • . ' ,, Officers Elected ~Y Minersville · Methodist WSCS •• -BUY c£!r~~e~.~~:e~ 1 ~~~S ~ St.tfon'Wagon · · ·· ·.· $2495 1956 V-8, 4 Door S~Uon Wagon, Radio and Healer, Power GUde- Wlllte"WaU Tires. Eztra Clean. One local Owner ., • LucUle Bearbs HawkiDJ, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 POMEROY MOTOR CO. Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Pbone 6079 [ E. Main Sl Pomeroy 63 Win Places .~el~!.~!.s~!~bM~~~~~~'~;.~~'~'~2l On Honor R-<11. U At'Pomeroy Hi al the 1 Brownie Troops One and Two, Girl Scout Troop Six and the new Oirl Scout Troop former a horse- shoe while the color guarda, Marilyn Moore, ludy Genhelmer, Ruth Ann Bailey, Mll'y St•rcher, Janice Evana and Louanna Leonard pre~ented the nag and led tbe plt!dge tG tiM tiaJ". Tbe .:roup sang the "Star SpaniJed Blnner' 1• Mr11. · Steven Eblin, leader, and Mrs. Merlin Tracy, a~istant leader or \'rownle Troop Two conducted inve~ture services for Judy Brown Gloria Butk and Jacqueline Potter. Other Brownie• of Trl:lop Two are BeckY Ebiln, Sandy Gilmore and Dottie Phelpa. Golden wings were presented by Mri. Eblln to Susie Tracy, I..Jnda Starcher and June Phelps who went into the new troop. Mrs. Eblin alao preented year pins to her rommittee, Mrs. George Starcher, Mn. Erne.st Powell and Mrs. James Gilmore. Mrs, Donald Bailey, leader, and COME IN AND INSPECT OUR RECONDITIONED · 1D11 GUARANTEED LOW PJ!ICJIJD CARS. AFTER YOU HAVE "SHOPfi!D'~ TIJE AREA, We'U Be.~ :. Y- ' . li11vt SPECIAL THIS SATURD~Y ONLYl 1950 DODGE 4 Door Sedan equipped wltb radio, heater, Gyro-malic. Good Ures,local owner. SATURDAY SPECIAL PRICE MEIGS MOTOR CO. · N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Pbone 80%3 • Nil I IT I 11111'1 I lilTII Wl1 to keep track " of expenditurd. Pay all your bi111 by <ln<A. Thea you'll have neat, com• plete, and nee record• {on your .. \ ' checkbook ltllbs)-l'lua•ure rmipt• , . .Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Heaton left 'Ilbunday • mormnt for Gr~n .... bure, Jnd(, .to oattend tile wedding 1lf their grandson, Cliirence Hea· tort 00 EIHter Sunday. Mn. Clara Karr leCt Wedne.i· day for her home, Clevel.and, a I ter a vis1t wtth her son-tn-law and daughter, Mr. and Mn. Tbomus Bowen. Miss Marion Ebersbnch hM rcturned home after 'I vi.sit in FlorIda, Mr. and Mn. Wtllard Faudree and Mrs. Amanda Baer hape l'~ · ~umed :home •lifter a several we.eka visit 1n HolLywood. R<nanna Kni~ of 'Pt. Pleasant le spending a few days with her grandmother, Mt'ls. Olen Gen·hehn· cr and family, Mr. 'tnd Mr.s. Harmon O'Brien returned home ·Wednesday after a Yacation .. t Daytona- Beaeh, F1a. Mrs. w, 0 Atkins, Miss Myrtis Kay Parln'f and Mr3. Robert Mur· ris Jr., artd son Ricky were vlsilors lq Parker!'lburg Tbursday. f:tarry Canterbury rCll!urn~d homtl Thursday from Holzer HcspJ.tal alter •undergoing ltnuln" o~~urger.y and 1s conV"alcscing nL{'C- ~- ~ "' • ... • • .• CHECKING ACCOUNT . WITH .. US NOW I. \ Pomeroy National Bank BANKING SINCE 1171 M~mber Federol Re.erte!lytlem Me•ber Federll Depolllllllaraee CarJ!Onfloll POMEROY IWTLAND for Susan and Linda Ann Will. Mn. also presented a golden to Susanna Arnold who wlU ' • TONIGHT Van JohttSon Ruth Roman investure services Student Wrl'tes Directs Play ft • •' t of Brownie Troop Onei• condtJ4~ Ml'ddleport H1'gh 1I rusoN Drive·ln u :(your can..u.d dleW), · ,; WE INVITE YOU TO START THAT POMEROY SOCIETY : be the new Girl Scout Troop. Other Brownies of Troop One are Linda Smith ,Linda Bailey, Debra Spencer, Marilyn Moore and Jane and Joyce Evans. Mrs. Bailey has resigned as leader and '~ Mrs. Spencer i1 the new leader of Troop One and Mn. Roy Smith the aulit:ant leader. Mu. Geneva Joachim an~ Mrs. Roy Smith were presenteiJf year for committee members (tf One by Mra. Bailey. John Moore, leader ol Girl Scout Troop Six, .J.Salsted by Mrs. J~wrence Leonard, commJttee chairman nJbstltuting for ' Mrs. William Collin(. assiatant leader1 conducted investure service.. lor Patty Musser, Mary Field•, Kath· ryn English and Barbara LewJt. Otber girls In Troop Six are Ruth Ann Bailey, Anita Collins, Judy Genheimer, Janice Evant, Patty Fields. Ruby Haggy, ¥try Starcher and Louanna Leonard, Mrs. Anms Phelps Jr., 1eader, and Mra. Robert Hoover, aalttant leader, held in vesture ceremony for Susanna Arnold, IJnda Starther, Susie Tracy, Jean Phelps, IJn. da Jeffers, Betty Klein, Shlrley I·H a,uy and Janet Arnold who wUJ · the new troop. The Committee for the new troop are Mrs. George St.arc;her, Mn. Maxine Arnold , Mr:'l. Eula Haggy, Mrs. James Hall and Annis Phelpa Jr. Refreshments were served at close of the ceremonie.a to the girls aLtd their guests. Iy. am -::::~~: - - - _ Brownie Fly-Up And lnvesture Rite · : ~;:::~::::~;::::;;~:;:::::;;;::~::;::;;::::;:;:=~;:::=11 A fly-up monies were held S.lisbury There Is A Dl.fference School Thursday evening USED. CARS 1 f or 63 atudents , wer? listed on the current hon?r roll ()f Pomeroy Hi.gh School !or the fifth six week period just- ~ndeJ. Sophomotes numbered 22,. Juni01"8 20 and Senlor.s 21 . · -~•lllne• •d slde•alls " Let .Us Give Yowr Ca_f Here It lsi Neweslltlina fol belt Clll- LAWN-BOY wftfl the exclutiYt, pttented Activated PilOt Whttl. Makes even rouett gtl$$ look betttr- The pilot wheel t~t lawn mower leveltftn If tht around isn't! Set "'' t new LAWN-BOY todey. first qutll-,1 ty with low prices. -•epa . l9!6 BUick Special , ..... :..... :.... '$~,J95 4 dr Sedan. Dyilaflow drive. Like new -I)'~· tenp g~n ' fiDWl. 011e local owner. Fully .equipped: ., · . · 1956 Iuick Special .. · .. ' : · .. · ·.. ~ · $2;59.5 · . o Pill PERFORMANCE ....sss · . ,~ '". . .' .. : .. ~ .... ." . $4tS ";is l ' dtt io~ ' •· • o .. • o o o • I o > > J ~-· . "·dr... , ............. ••s ctr• ..,.. • • • · • • · ' • .. "..f; .· • 1 ......... ,\., ...... t $4tt 4 dr. ·······:··· ··~·· ~ THIS $PIINGI ... . ..... . . ... ........ ' ' ,1. dr, •• :·. ...... ~ ......... tlJS ·Out liPrlnJ T..n..up Spee{ll 1a a quick ! dr. . ·' I ' 'j. \ ' 'z ; , . : low tonlgtot 5744. ·-.:-::-:~SINGLE COn-& ·J!#Ar~ Boimd TqEr.~d Jury; ~ :·Npwfaeihg ·Lie Detector T~ \ Ue-del~r test wUI be seheduled 'tor two Meigs County were arrested after IIi• car owned by ~ne o! lbem neilber admiltlnJ be was the driver. oalil today Lester Pike, 20, Racar, l>nd Edwa>4, ~- Tayl9r, 22, LollJi to-take a l;ie teat ln. ,\lbens ,arly n~ ' ' T1)~o T!n'~~ Easter Egg Hunt' Still ,L111get.Oft·~ In Central u. s.. ,. . ' eamster Union .President May Be Queried On Business Deals WASitiNGTON (VP) - Teamsters Uui.on President Dave Beck moy speed his return engagement before the Senate La· bor ~ta Committee if he avoids his day of reckoning witli lbe Jl.tt,ciO. Committee member Karl E. Mundt (R.S.D.) told reporters .Jbat il the AFL-CIO prov.. unable to enforce Its ethics code • . II!< : w'eoihtr l!ure•io houed '"" 5000 ~e Idled Today B:f Strike At Kaiser Plant the cas." IUmlblls, .Ea1b1er R. mont Edward H. Dell HJddletown. A total of 32 vlolatlona wUl be heard. 1. - 4; dr. Rli>lera Sedan. ·••Hard Top" - l)ynaflow drive. l.oW'mlleJ.K.e, Alntosl ~ lbe day 11 was sold. . • 1Jl•!ll~~~~· Top condlUon. · ,· .~J:~~V&S'fa In Vote Against New Farpa Bill Six Churches In Union,Se,vi~es on GoocJ Fri.J.y I "Obed· ~(lven Uillon Setv:lce '·First BapUst UP Defen.e M.. SlaveD8 indicated toappeal tbe ~ult eonvtcition of William Oak HiU brickyard in ebot«un deatll of ~ly(le 41, Jan. 22 . H'ughe5 was gllil.ty Frid;~.,Y ni'&'ht by (a common Pleas ~ jury of seven w.omen and five ioen after nearly three and one- half houn of deJiberittion. He wall indicattd on a ncond degree murd«lr ohara-e In tbe shooting of Bow· Hn1 after an all-night drinking bout. ' Hughes te&.tifled the shooting ~d BowUog had beaten him on tiU'ee occasions in hJs ~ ~ · ' w.u in .&elf delense.. He When Bowling t'hre.t~nl;4 him again, Hufbe! said, he g o 1 the ehot.gun to scau h i m. He illid Bowling ·u abbed the- we.awn by bhe muzzle and tire gun discharged. H"'ghes w a a freed on $2,000 bond pendinc fllina: of l:tJe appea' . ' , Chit ' f ...... :. $21~5- j 9)4'Buick V8 sPta;.1 '·.. :' .. :..... $1 1495 2 dr. Sed~: lAw Jillleage: One careful local owner. . 1954 CMvroiM-"211)1! ·,· ~ · ·"': · · · · $1,195 4 dr. f!ed~. Origin~ Ugh! gree!l-flni~, This one's really spoUesal • ; ~ • ~ • 1 •• • . .· · · · · · · $895 t@U't~ .~ · l ... ni~'Ghey~ol't ,z ton·· . , , ... $1,295 SJ\o:!" fOOd eare.. 8.2:1 urea. · L~!J'f!~~ ~~L~B, .. , ... $795 I !)I ~~~rnoticlno! L:1W' . . . . . $595 • .l'~<... p..'l"" Paint Joli. • ' · , ~ 1:J;,Ch•v.,Yz ton -l'fclcu~ ·.... $495 L!!_ Stole,'BIId)'.~ op.·aide. ·~. * ·1 , ll,'tirnotiol\81 ~n ... ... $29~: ==="!) , ·C .! ~ ~ ~ . .. l • , \ - ~ ·~ ~' ( ' He also •rg~~d r. ' · for 'IPs own pertonal t not be tried b.V thl! offenses eGmmitte( c:onstitution ' ~~ I . lp ·, ' ' I ~ 2 d't, Catalina :~pe. Pontiac'' fln"t. Hydramallc drive . . All jealber seats. El!C~ptlo~illln' eveiy way. ~ . ·. . 1 !~~~[~~~§~~~~~~~~ Meigs Farmers ,J, ~ tl~. ~!~:c;p,.,P'P't,Ja~'il finest. HY,dramatlc drive. : : :i;~~1 itsBeet, the committee sehedule and recall may him 'llW! AFL • CIO moves against foi) and limilar m;teriBeck came AftPr he invoked t.he alt were operation not affected by the &trike. which tUl'll& out Fifth Amendment 117 times wbea.. the ~:nate RactelJI Committe& questioned bim 1ut monLb abou! bis peraonal finances . Senate i .... vest.(ptora: charged thllt he took more- tban $322,000 ftom union .Y8,flir Chief :.. · .... $t695 .. 19$6Po• . tor quest1onmg about his business deals with the un. thi'OUJh firms fn whictt be holds an Interest. ''The committee has developM additional inform•tion that the Team.1ten, the public and the RAVENSWOOD. W. V. uP - Congre~~ should know," Muadt. An estimate~ ~.000 workers en· said. gapd In th~ eonstruetion of the !Beet Friday challenged the biC Kal.ler AlumJnum 6: C,bemical right of the AFL-CIO Executive Cctrf. ,plant here were idle todiy Council to expel him from its . , , rttult or a dJspute between member.h1p. He said be Hill conblembel'f of two unions represent- siders him~t.lf a council member. in• the men . AM• Detail.t ~ lliliwrl&bta: set up picket hnes lU a !..so demanded that the Af'L. Ud other workers refuted to cross CIO Etllical Pract1cea Committee tbem Friday lo a controversy over •hether they or pipefitter1 should provide detailed accusatiol)l and guarantee fair procedural \fheD it do certain work.. hold.r. bearin(U ne:rt mootb on oorplant apokuman said emr'u~ charges against bim and in a emnpleted section of his Union. ' of rain Easter, howi!lver, waS not expected to etop the tbousanda of •wor!Jhippeg gathering aiJ over the state for tradltJr.nal sunriae services nd other l'tlJitioqs, ~enance1. The you'npteri aliO 'will 'be looking forvrar~ , to tbe JDDuil Easte.~ . egg hunU, rain or ~hine. or SAV~NGS anli Nnl,.., IunNy '" • • t 1 y: . d..,dr wlth ......,. .,.., ~ ltonl"!a. turn"'- ceolar norttt.wt.t . ....... . _ . , , HI ... - , 7M4, s Koch of of CoHar~y of Fre- . 1956 tulclc Sliecllil.. : .. · · .. ' ...... · $21695 _Aimlv.,;ary,, ~klll~ · :< · • · · ))lf.·i dN ~- .. : . .. :. : .·nas FOR x' ' 104th Anniversary 2 dr. RIVIera Cpe. Dy~!low <lr~ve .. "~atd \op." ;Really' · ' 1953 PlyiJOUth 2 df, Hard T'ft sharp 'InSide .~n!lout. J)llly equipped. " · ', One of lbe'best 53's anyw~Jere. · . . I ' ~ ··-·-'" '' . · Flfcl. .V8 Ranch Wililon.· '.... ; ~ $11850··..,.· · 1955 fri.'dolllotlc. Orlgin•IIIglit blue finish. New Bl!i¢k trade- .. ~:·;~~,!~;;_!'(oGelj,Hearing;;:~it:~~~~;.-i ~'t:il We do not hove the powerfl.ll hands of the original blacksmith, ·Michael Blaettnor, · 104 years ago, but we can really give sorrie powerful bargains in this celebration. We offer you up to $700.00 off on no trade deals (depending on price 6f carl, and much morE\ than your cor Js worth on a. trade. Come in now for the buy of your life during your celebration! . ' '1 ...,.. .....,,..,...,..thu. ...... OHIO Partly cleudy. WDrWI end humid w I 1 h wkttfy .......,_, VQI.IX NO.5 '• ot rn adM. The pc(Mrbtnty . lr UNITID ...... ........re8 ~ P«fmeff)y Liquor Permit Holder . ER~'FELDS -EL On Hew Buicks ond Pontio.~•· Exte~ded To May - ~ .~· ' .; will mark Today.'a predleti® eaiJed tor highs ol 75 to 84 and lows tonlJht ' LIFE UP TO $700 PontiIC DlX. 8 CY1• : ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' .$1 '295 tlll$4 '7 nttne ijoy For Smoothest Cut-Smartest Lawns in Town Weather . ers and today wll6"' •xdouin*ACTIVATED PILOT WHffLI 'CEL'EBRATION 4dr. Sedan. Worlb mudl more. , - _, \ 1953 Ford Customl'ltlt . .. .. .. .. .. . .. $777 , ·• and Wbeonalii tOday. Severe tbu~ der&torDis 'wm'-alao fo'recut ·fOr ~ - •-~ow• .l· oort!I•I'D Dllnolr ond 'porta of Wit- I.AWN·BOY ..... .................................................... "'' ..................... ~POWERFUL:... ,. q ·•r• rrl'\'1''' '' •' 1952 Chrysler Windsor · .... ·~ ..... · .. $595 ' Tloe loll\ 1 /,1 1 4 dr. Sedan. Good solid car. Original blue llnlslt. . n¥-0 w.:miDq tor puU of Te,:u · At Nri Pep ond Power • l .a t l dcoth ond d~\ioo> - · central ~~n oJ tbe · naUOri. lr;i,;iiiOiiiO=iiiO;;;;;;;;;;,;;;-;;o;;;;;;;;,;.;.:~:;;:~~-'ji~:~;;;;;; 4ramallc drive. Sharp car. Alm - ' FlAT ~ , \ r\' '. f etd .,dr. Sedan. Spotless original two ll>tle grey finish. Hy· • when 1 surprise birthday party waa held by the Cuuplea Club at ;; the home of Mr. •nd Mrs. E'verelt ' Bachner and daughters, Karen and f Connie. .l , A decorated cake was served with th·e refreshJ!lents in l)baervance of the two birthdays, : ' · Those present were Mr. and White, Mr .and Mrs. Babr, Mr. an!l·l'.ikv~ Mra. Paul HaptonstaJI and dlen, Edith and BiUYi Mr. .Mrs. Cllff.ord Haye.s and GQ!I~· Mrs. Jack Bechtel; Mr. and Mfll. .. Ga~ -Hyaell and Sandra, Mr. and t '1 Mn. Frank Cbeesebrew. 1 •· •• J Twoiodo thmts !lnpr<4>' oo to. dot loltbe wake or Yleleiol OF,IDf ·and twt&lerl -1"1 rolntd INOUGH Mrs . Lucille Powell, Mra. Morgie I!ERCER. Mo.-The large&! Jo' ields, Mr.!!. Vitg1nia Rou.$h, Mt··. tree ever found lrr New England Lo uise Kearns .and Mrs. Laura 1once exi sted In thia town It was Holt . · an elm, 32 feet in c:ircumferenee. .,o\o/ddl/1 ' . I '· Glenna Rummel Conducts Meeting . At Whee~ing, W.Va. 1 Wt're llllowlq Jh Yl'"'l . . . tnnd- ~::h b~~t::r!:d ~~nJe':~n ~~= IRS. T ' · l:fS-HERE! ldrs. Wrlliam Rtl'SseU w.aa elec:tPd as president: Mrs. K·v f GrueLisf~d were Sophr.mohs: 'Ann ltenata Ba,xtcr, Pttl'lcia , er, vice president; Mrs. Letrts Spencer, secretary; Mrs. Brook.~ James CaTP;nter, J=t· S~yre, treasurer and Mr.'t. Frtnl\ Fretfoa Dtll, ~IIJda Stewart, pianist. A card Of thank;; Fo mtr, R~;.~e-rt YMs read from Mrs. Ot-to Harter., Lorrame Grover! Jam· ., bach ' for nawers '8nrl canis lelll es , Dunne Jenkins, Ken· her while hospitalized. neth JI~yes,_ Kenneth McCuU~ugb, . At the close of the me«lng ihc Carolyn Muer, RodneY Qutvey, hosteii'!es MJ'.!i Adolph Gnleser Marlene Scholl, She;~ Stral1&'>, -;.fld Mrs. &lie MGSSman serve'· Charles Swullber, Dean~a. Wa tJort. refre!ilu»ents .t o fho.se named \ Jerry Welker and Co!llue Wood- above and MN. Sadie Brown, Mr.. geard. Rosmer Rousb, Miss · Katle Becb~, Juntors · Dorothy Arnold, d'amc, Mrs. Lena Bartels and one ,guest. Baker, Eddie Boney, Tom Browr1 , Mrs. Mason Fisher. Barton Campbell, Glen Cecil, Au· drey Cwmingham, Larry Curti~, Jerry FJetda, :Sill FiBber, Dor renee Hess, Norbel't Neutxling. Helen Roush, Kathryn Roush, Sutl Smltb, Daniel 0 . Struble, Bernoi.ce Thoma, Larry TraCy, ·Doris We~h Capt. Glenna ftumrncn of the and Marilyn White. Seniors : Arthur Arnold, Tid local Salv1tion Army Corps, re· Beegle, Ramora &Ice, Jerl'y eentiy conducted the Salvation Ar. Davis, Barbara Donovan , MaC) my meeting in Wheelin~, W. Va. Eichinget-, Raohel Gen'heJmcr, and also attended the Salvation Army International Staff Band Harold Hager, Carole Hamm, Festival ln Columbus. Ruth Hoi'ak, Maurie·:! Johnsol . Thirty.cight player& in a very Ra,y JohtiSQn, Mrlton Lambert polished brass band are making Danny Morris, June O'Brien, Ear- their hrs-t tour of the US. The lene Rcn.shaw, Ahn.a Reynold t, band is from London, England. Robert Roberts, RIM Scholl, Ju- Their Recordings will b6 heard by dibh Spencer and Lila Tmell. radLo and TV Sunday morn. irrg .from 8 15 to 8:30 over the suvu ELECTION aoARo NBC network. :~~::~-~~;r;or Inthethesongs. play' wcro: IOTTOM OF THI IOTtLI Rowley Jr .. Marcua; Thom- ala0as Kelly, Peter; Carolyn Milhoan, .1 Pr.HfttCN"le Moniter Ronnie Van Cooney, Car9lyn WH· THIS ANIMAL WORLD elave girls Dennis Walburn, A Warner Brothera Feature the merchant; Stephen Bailey, Ed. 1 (In Technleelor) Cartoon - THAT'S MY MOMMY ward Crooks, Mark Kelly, Roman soldiers ; Gene Crooks, Nicodemua; (In CJneml&cope) SATURDAY ONLY . APRIL 20 Thomas Skinner, Joseph of Arlma· George Montgomery Karin Bootb thCla; Jeanette Crooks, the Angel: Vera Covert, Mary Malldalenc: SIMINOLI UPRISING Sharon Jonc1, mother ot Jamea (In Technleolor) and Joaes, Carla Wilson, Salome. -alsoEddie Grueser Ia a memt~er ~ Bud Abbott l Lou Costello the MlneravUle Methodlllt Churcb MilT THI KILLIU The Wolfman--Dracula and The and the Youth Fellowehlp of th•'Church. He b an honor atudent at Monater Middleport Htth Sehool Jnd plana tomody ond tortoon to study arcbitetture after hla graduatloD be~nnlnJ hla atudiea al Ohio Univeral~ tbla next tall. He l8 in tho pert:u alon aection of the MrJ I l· A total Surprise Party H.onors Couple On Birthdays - Mrs. Willis Anthony, Ul· t'tie Minenvdle MetbodJst Churc)lj !ian SteiU, Mrfl, ~ames Clatworthy met Wednesday eveDinl at the Jr., Mrs. Charles Bennett~ and Mra. C'hurob. . Em:erson Jones, members Qf Ev.t.n• Mrs. Clifford Phillips, p1;_esl·l g~lme, Cbapter, QES, were In Radent, pre.~~idcd at the meeUn~o~ ~1ne Tbursd:ay to aftend the me~twlhith opened wi.tb go~ t>in.gin" m~ at the Roberta Circle of DlS. of "America the Beautlful" fol- trJet 2:5, corppOI!ed of Past Matrons lowed with rprayer by Mrs. Stella and Line officers. Gruescr aTtd Scripture· reading of A potluck luneheon was held at Matthew. 10: 1-10 by Mrs. Brad- noon and election of offlcers was ' ford M'aag. " . • part of the al~erncon's proa:ram., Tbe pro~ An A1_rplane Is Mrs. Clatwon.hy, Past Matro6 of land Tour' ~ p~eaented in the .Evangeliae Chapter, was elected tonn or a skit with Mrs. BroO'ks secretary of the· Circle and Mrs. Sayre as -a stewal"dess; Mra. Letta R. J;- Studer, Ath~na, is the new Spencet", a !tiJ.t5C"; Mrs. Stelh preiJdent. .. Grueser, a rur.al worte.r ·and Mrs. · Maag, Mrs. Cr~oo. Group "sin ·: lng of "At The Cross" and a readin.g "A Olrristian Ptitor i n Korea" by Mrs. FtliUips ~d· ed the 1program. Ser,tng on the el.otlon boa••d r-or the elect1on Thursday wore Eddie Grue!ser. senior In Middle· port HighCharles §kbool G~ueser, and son wat~ of ·JU· Mr. and Mrs. thor ar.d director of the Eaater play given 't the special Auembly at the school Thursday afternoon. The title of the pl,py was ''The Dogwood Legend." and the slage S'etting Included dogwood bios· soms which were marie for tlle production. Sptcial music was p1·e. sented by the Girls' Ensemble , dl· rected by Mn. Clarence Lal'CY, who sang "Robo of Calvary", and Thomas Kelly who sang "He" and Vera Covert who 11ang "In the Garden". Lynn Buchanan was ao- Ba d. for'.l~l winter-weal,, run • down 1'~~dli!;,n. COIII.tJ lltUe •• , . • but works Roberta Circle OES Meeting Is Held Thursday ' \ '"' • ., . ... A Cool OccuPation MADISON, WI& UP - Tbe Wit ron&in state Buruu :lf PerMDnel ill ofl'erirrg an iof.et!eatlng $325-1· mont!h summer job - "abade tree inspector." . � 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 19, 1957 palmer