http://66.213.69.5/files/original/10a7044567dc8f6952165678df103289.pdf a130744b6b1f82006cab5ea776e468da PDF Text Text / ' \ ' \ • 8-Dally Selltinel, Pomeroy-Hlddleport, 0., April25, 1957 POMER()Y SOCIETY 1 Julie Probasco Named Sor.ority Representative Mr. and Mn. John Hard·· at· Julie Ann Proouco. daugt>ter of tended a square dance in Char- Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Probasco, a - leston Tuesday evening called by Bruee Johnson, Santa Barbara, pledge of Alpha Phi sorority . t Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Clan!lce Andrews received ah Easter gift of a large red ·leather Bible from their son , William, who is stationed at Foley, Ala. pledge of Alpha Phi sorortty at Miami Univenity where she ia a frerhman, repreaented the sorority at the Greek Week.! Night, Monday, April 22. Mia.s Probasca gave a monologue "An Ancient Greek Goes Modern" for the program which was held at ~enton Hall . -cue- • • o( Beverly spent the One hundred and nin'Cty lrtu· past weekend with 'her parent1, dents are served at lhia dining Mr. and Urs. Leonard VanMeter room. • Sr. Stephen Patterson is ~pe ndlng Church Of Christ Prayer Meeting Held On Wednesday a weeks va('atiou m Columbus with bi.s aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Taylo r and family. MrJ5 . ·E dgar Altmayer .and aon!, Stewart and Larry I'~·Le vitlll lown, L. I. arri-vJ»-...ttoday for .\ Mrs. 0. E. McKinley led the dett"n da y viJ;Jl with her parenli, votional service at the Prayer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young. meetinr~ held at the Church o-f Christ Wednesday night and spe· RUTI..AND clal music wa e pre11ented by Mr. and Mrs, McKinley, Homer Rice Mr. and M'rs. J. Pnul Uoyd of and Mrs. Edgar Allensworth w1th t~airmont, W. V., were Easter Mrs. George Ch.ilds am pianist. The weekend guesi.B of the1r daugh- leader next Wednesday will be ter, Mills Elizabeth Lloyd. .Mrs. William Slator. Mrs. Faye Palmer or Galion i~ vi~ilmg her son Mr. and Mrs. Fred I. Gardner , pastor of the Fred George. Church, was in char~;:e of th.e Bible study class h.cld alter the devoPhylll• Snowd.n tional service . [ your child • des S mUSIC • - < .DY. ' BAND INSTRUMENTS ·, ..The llne11 lnve1tment you can make for your ~hild'a fu .. turt. Tht co1t 11 •mall: the rewardft are areal h\ ~elf-con· ftde1,1«, ~pularity, aucceu in ~ehaol, and abOve all In a liftume. of enjoyment. You can alve r,our r;:hild theae lhlnp now, With the Bund)' Instrument of h a choice. You will find Bundy instrumentl m almoat every achool band in the coun .. try, boctull Bundya are easy to play, l~kpensive to buy and ketp, lftd lrt built by flqMIJII to aive the tone band dlreclora like. Brlna in )'our y,ounpttr to choose from our complete collection ot lh~ famou1 instruments. Help him to reap the pleuurt tnd llttlf~tttlon thai only music c:an aivc, ELBERFELD$ Jlractiali.Beaucl/111 MISS EMILY Gothard and family In Hurricane, In Tampa , Florida. W. Va., returned home today. She Easter guestl of· Mr. and Mrs. will leave Frtday for Columbus tor Herman Haddox Included Carmen an indefinite visit. Haddox, Cleveland;' Mr. and Mra. Cht~r les · Lupton ant family, \; ..dli· polls; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Had. do:x 1nd children, Point Pleasant. Mrs. Garl Balley , Beverly. former local resident, and., her daughters, June, South Bend, Ind., and Mnilyn, Akron, visited here briefly· Monday anti were accompanied Fifty women from Nelsonvlll .. on a motor trip to Washington, D. Logan, Marlett:~, Belpre, Pom· C., and Williamsburg, Va., by Sal· eroy, Middleport, Rutland, Roc\r. ly Sauer, who is on vacation from bridge, McArthur. Vin ton, Ewin,a:· the Ohio Fuel Gas Company of. ton, Athen.s and The Plains were fie e. registered for .t he preliminary Mrs. Bernard Krinke and chilFlower Show School Tuesday at dren, Chillicothe, are houseeueats The Plains High School The '!peakera, Mrs. Earl Ben· of Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam Everson der, Marietta and Mn. Jiwnt>.s and daughters, Pat •~d Janet. Shelby Jean, Naney and Kitty Jackson, Ewlngton, tnld In dettll Mt,dows, Charlel'ton, and Judy what makes a good schedule for a ~ney, Dupont City, visited Sunflower sbow with sample sche duies on display. Ufing a color day with Mr. and Mra. Paul Mourn· wheel Utey explained the tolor ing and daughters. cbmbinations as applied .to flow· ~r .and Mrs. John Sliefvatter, er .c~hows. Levattown, and their daughter, Specimens and s rrJngemtnts Lorrtinc, visited friends and rela· \',ere judged orally to show ju1111 tlvu herli! last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Darst tnd whtlt a jud~ee looks for In seorlnq 10111, Richard, spent Easter week them at a nowcr shvw. wltb her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A workshop is planned for ttle E. Bell, Columbus. nc~:r future which is aiM a pre· Mra. Harvey Mourning and son, requisite for elementary juda:in~ Henderson, were week end guests acboob being offered by the of her sitter, Mrs. Allee Mattox, Pt.' Oh.i.o Association of Garden Club~J Pleaeant. during the next two years. . Mrs. Robert Mills is reported ill These elementary judgl 1:g GOTHAP.D wlth phlebitis at Holzer Hospital ~clwob are to be taught by ex· wbt,re a daughter, Mary ''Louise, from Office Training School in perta from the Univt'rslty staff. wu ~rn on Easter Sunday. Col umbus attended Middlepor · High School. She is employed at t he Ohio 011 Equipment Com pany, 251 North 1-tigh Street, Col· umbus. Mr. Sharkey is a graduate c..f the cla!t!! of HMQ, Columbus High SC'hool and served two years Ju the Armed Forecs He is cmplo)·· ed a~ Su pply Requ ireme nts Clel·k at the Engineers' Malntenanc,• Ccutcr, ~2 Starling Street, Colu.ol Mrs. Lesta Gothilrd, South Third Avenue, Is announcirt"g tlw 1pproach.1ng marriage uf her dau· ghter, Emily Gathard, 233 Brchi Avenue, Columbus, to Frank Sharkey 704 Derrer Road, Columbus, eon of Mr. and Ml"S. l'""red 0. ·shar· key 393 South Burgess Avenu ~. ColLtmbue. The marriage is schcfiu i<>d for May 31st at 7:30 p. m. at the Chi cago Avenue Churl·h of Chrh~ in Colll"ll\'bus. -~iss pothard, who -"'-"_d_u_"'-'_d_b_u_'·------- - - - Mrs. Robert Arnold ('/1\crtaineJ Friendly Ne.igllhurs Clu 1 'l'msday evening al ht>r home on Roek Street. Dur~ng lhl' busines!J s~s~I'Jn In charge of the president, Mn. Denver Thnma, it wn~ vo tod b 1 plsre the proceeds frnm the tra· e img prizc.'l m the flow~r tun 1 The trave lmg prize donated hv M'rs. Leon ML·Kni :;ht wa~ award· Nl tn M!'S. W.i!liam Sheridan. "ThHnk Yo u:·· Clll'd~ w1~1 ·c l"Pad fro m Mrs. E. E . l"ollrocl anrt 1,, ,. F:iuu~r SriUt('fer family for k1nd· nc!ls to tlwm during Llwir brreavl' mt•nl. Mrs. Thoma UIW'd Llw lllf'tubt•rs tu \urn in sah•s t. 1x :-;tamp.~ to ,Mrs. l'~ !lll'rSIJ!l Well, lhe lEARN HOW EASY IT IS TO START YOUR CHILD ON THE INSTRUMENT OF HIS CHOICE FROM OUR SELEC· TION OF FAMOUS • I RST IMPART(AL , . : MARTFORD. Conn. UP- ·~UC!I ! 80UJbt I bipllrtisan thief after Of- I Cicci at Republican and Demouttle : atate headquarters, sevedl ~OGU ! apart were looted tht same dV· . } Surprise Party Held Wednesday 'For Church Choir In AdV8I'tlllnjl In ClrculaiJoD . , prayer: ser- J Mra. c. R. Kon'krlght and Mias Besu Sanborn were a:ue1ts of tended the midweek honor It a JUrprise birl.tlday v.ice and Bible study eiasa. ;. ; Refreshments of ice tream. ,. party held a( Heath Metrhodist made by the mcm· bers were worn and pictures llJil., en of the gru up. Prizes wcrfl awarded to Mrs. LcDn MrKuighL for the most original hal, Mr:; Jack ltobson, the funniest au 1 Mr.~ .. WillArd Il eincs and Mrs. Lee Tyo t he prettiest Mrs. Ohvc In· gr<Jh!om Wi',\ Lhc judge. Ga mes wt•re played !l llri p! izc~ awardrd to Mrs. Gernld Grucst·r, M1·s. H eine~. Mrs. ln ,~ rah.a m ami Mrs. Sheridan. Mrs. Lucien Pullc 1 rec Plvcd the cloor pr ize . 'l'hu next mcctlng will hr at the 'hOml' of Mrs. r:ct 1rgc But"h,m· ;1n and t ll orc will b<' a .gifl chan,gc with the revealing of "sc· C"rct paIs." A salad course woLs served h• the ho~tess to thos<' named abov l Plan& were made r ~w · and \1rs Charles Werry Jr , Mrs. nual pop py sale when the l. a~ics Plwood Bower~. Mrs. C11arif!3 j'\uxlllary of Drew Wt·h~t t ·r Pos• American Legion mel Tuesda y l..<'~ar. Mrs. David Ohlinr<1cr, Mr~. Hc11ry Werry, Mrs. Ro y Smith evening at the Legi on Hm n ~. and l!UCSLs Mr.s. Amanda Kaspar Mr:S. W. R. Davis, prr~idcnt, Linda Smith and Susu~ Arnold. pres!Ocd pnd a reporl Wl!s made on t he rummfi!;{C sa\(' held rc· rc nliy. Mrs. Orville Wcll was n;~m cd tis chairman of lhc rtopp y 11nd Mi8.s Ann a Ebcrsbneh and Mr!. Frllnk Cheescbrew, co· chai·rnlcn. A report on the talk give n SAVE 1100 TO $1,000 Monday evcnlni in Nelsonville by Frfld Th11ckcr. alato commander ACT NOW of the American Legion, was given by Mrs. Davis. Thacker spoke on three bllls bd£?rt Con· grcss which are of lnt('rcst ln voterana, namely, a pension for all World War vctenns ~rt cr they reach the age of 68 If their income doe.s not exceed $1400; a !ltahl! or force treat)': and s compulsory military training or tlx months for all bt~y s after they have completed •high school or before they reach the age or 20. Mr1. Georae Mowery read 11 n article on the P:~n-Ameri'cRn atudy during the program hour. Rcfre! hmenl3 were served by Mra. Lewis Stanley. Mrs. Stanley Jones, Mra. J. 0. Roedel, Mr; U. $,No. 2S Charlea Withrow, )frs. A. V. HowWAVIRLY, OHIO ell and Mn.. Waltor' Wtlker at the eloae of 'lhe meetlntr. lla!.:~ WAVERLY MOBILE HOME SALES enttn e Wednesday evening Uy cake and coffee were served- with • Mrs. 0 . P. Klein for the ehclr Mark Tannehill, a guest, asailtlna . ... members and those who had at· Mrs. Klein in serving. :: i Pomeroy.Mldclleport,.Qhlo,:.Frlday, Aprl128, 1957 • • ,.• .w, Mtll••l"'[oht. - ·s.tunMy """""..... .... ............. ly cloudJ, WWM an4 humid wtth I l • •' • -- Is Centered In Area Near Mason ' . The manhunt for DenseU R. Hudson who scampered o~t of the Meigs County jaU Wednesday night past a surprised court. hguse janilor centered today in wooded bills abOut four miles · •bacl\' of Mason City . .. Hudson escapl!d capture Thursclay afternoon when hunger • .broUght him onto a rural road to steal sandwiches out of a . ~ < t • • &~~··' <' .•, • .• Try ... TAK. A IIOCK•T bcbf, ,...torraa~ ••• dluov•r th• low prlc•l Teke c:hort•of the todalt T400 EngN. Then'• • bcbt lo fit , _ pocket • , • 11e1M yow dlolce nowl • INI YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT- '. T••TI • " - t:OME .. " KARR 6' VAN ZANDT W. Mabt St. Phone 415 Pomeroy farm worker's lunch' box. He was 1 seen by · Mason Chief of Police W. 1 T. Thorn who ~ h6ttted to· hlm to ~ ~jzlv~ hlmaelf up." , ChleL.]'horn said Hudson ran j off throultl a wooded area imd ' escaped but not before Thbrn had pu.mpe~ two shot; Hu-tson's way, netther apparentl:v taking efr~et. 1'he ehlef had been patrolling roads h:l the area after word had reathed' him that Hudson had ~en ~een there. I llu<lflon ls a native of Hlt1'tford, 1 -~':'- •nd has a Wif-e and s mall chlldi'en I · . JJvlnR there now. He had bP.en ... , failed here April 6 after eveding eaufornia offieer!J. 7 Chief Thorn notified tbe Melg:l--j.. 1County Sheriff's dcpal'tment :lfudiQn. vanished in the woDds. $herl:tf Robert C. l:lartenbach and DepUty Howard Frank a .,.car and spent the aetrtb.ing the area where Hudson had · been seen. They round trace of Jrl,m. ·"!:i.•A ·p icture oi Hudson taken b•r .1 Daily Sentinel wa~ televised WSAZ.TV la.st night atld at. ~J::::,,:a~r•;,~c~nfident the man will , . Officer& In "· the . as the State Highway" ,,.,,o,, are keeping an iil~rt I 1 FORMAl • , m·a -High . Sheriff ' ilio lhat said today Ro1s Ev· '1.< ans was another offic«a >~> wbo participated In the all night ~arch fOr Hudson on Wednesday wben he effected his escape from TO THE FIRST 100 LADIES ttie jail. TO VISIT OUR STORE EITHER DAY 'Pomeroy Senior OassPlayTo . Be Held Tonite· We will give absolutely free wllh tile purch- of U.OO or more "lrom Romantic! Hawaii" ONE GREEN TI-LOG THE GOOD LUCK PLANT FOR YOUR HOME " Headin' For A · Weddi n' " a hilJ-bllly farce in three t!Ctsl, will be p~ented tOnight, directed· Ly J~mes Diehl, In the Pomeroy Junior Hlgh auditorium startiq at 8 p. m. The Senior play will feature ·r omantic leads played by Dttk Genhelmer and Janet Struble. Others in the cast are Brentloi Strauss, Mllt Lambert, Linda StiX'kton, Alma Reynplds, Rit:. Ball,' Jamea R. White. lJla Sue Terrell ,. Jerry DBNi.s, Linda Moor'3 Jeanette Ha111, Max Eichinge~ Radhet Genheimer and April Shaateen. Eaay To Care For- EIUY To Grow- Fun To Waleh Grow No Green Thnmb Neeessary TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE PRICES During The Abqve Two Days! ' OS Houoe 7" DYNAL PAINT PAINT .TITANTIC WHITE all colors $6.09 Gal. 99c $6.95 Gal. $4.44 Gat BUY 5 GALLONS .,. GET 1 FREE. BUY 5 GALLONS GET 1 FILEE! Buy 4 &allons We &tve Yoa 1 h11 Paper ~ "General" 79c Rubber Due WALL PAINT ' For W.allpaper Perfect Many Colort Wall & Woodwork Wubable PAINT $U9 Gal. ALKYD n.AT ltooulor $SJ'$ $3.48 Gal. · CJulklnl Colllplllllld .... lor $$.7$ 0.1. WHITE '• NOTICE we If ha~e sold out of. ~~· l~s you wish, we wi111Jt~ them for you, at our advet, Used Sale Prlet~' Complete 10 Quart Galvonlzed '.AILS · · · · ·· · .. · .' cost TO You ' Pllre Chllleao Brfllle ' . I . $2.15 U.4~ . . l qt Pltllburgb Plate I ·WIY Valllty '· . CINLYC· . -79c -Gal, ,.. METAL P~NTEIIS GRASS. SUM"EU 8 01. 8x12: • CLOTHS DROP PEEt I bll. )JoSs $1.!11 MIRROR , .......... e.-.7"'~ ~i :·· licllvi.-awily 11 ohly ' < ' ' · ROOF .PAINT Reg, Tube Prke 4k 2 tubes 75c .. .. ' ~RYS, GalllpoU1. ·Tht · deeetnd who was a mem· ber W. Va. Ill' - the POmertr chur<!h of tlmt resident of , for 'llie Upper Ohio Valley " lo""<"poriod oJ 11!11•· annouriced soon, ·accord· ·.. SeiVleei wUl be In charae of manager the ·Ret. tlbnard Seevero. with burfor Bil- ial to be .made tn ~ U•e ~eech ~ve d.lreetioa of the art"i his Jlarj- . Green - Rejl - Black ' ·' l),I111!11num "· All PlMurgh Platti•· Gla~ Quanly a..•• 20% · or "Dot .. yet at · elote the nline o[ the GUm ore 5' , · , Pianntna ·tO:'· build ,B\11. )lo ·. ,; :: 1 . ~ ,w in the 1 :rou .. Wben the an· ~·-li Dlaile you will ree...,_lle: u.e:~ QJnt 11 one of tbe. ~~~t~tiiitlil panli ir fomiUu lo ;ou Mn Service Station Manager Is Ntmted 11 . tho• ;tr~ady in dpeiattctit Lip Moqre ColumbQa a~ClD."P, Ule river." . · all Harry Shrie\-e is announcing he iJ the new manager of the Nick~ les Gulf Servlce Station at 908 •' ·• W. Main St., Pomeroy, beginning llitt\ludl! ,uiloiil:an c'yonomld, the Immediately. Mr. Shrieve says he will !pe· cialize in lubrication and the highest of service lo all bla pi· ot · 'Oompitllu wld•h han pletea ehUdren. . tile. Yillh<~ollle of ,new piUI!I · SliJeti:a divlai.on of Union ' Carbide · apd ·e artlon Corp.. and tlle ·Monon88he1, Pow'l!r Colbpao)'. '~'"The WheeU!J.a: lnttlltieneer said UJe Qcw plap.t ~ il! ex~d to be 'Joeatel:t-betwt.en Bfind•s R.Un, south < oi Christ ~~ a lona Another major ln4ustrial develop- MellO CopniY bod been iU over \•I ~Sillenvlllt, ,. Elza Gilmore, Sr, Oaimed By Death On Thursday Noon f\meraJ a.ervieea wlJl· be ·h eld Suft.day at 2 p. m.... u1 the Ewing Funer,I '· Chapel for Elza Gilmore, Sr.\ ~ .. of Po111eroy . who . died 11nttsd'a)' rioon at Holzer Hospital M,jor Industrial Plant Predicted Po~ O~io Valley ·sAjNT \y. I Odarlt11 Thl11ner r • Use ln'l'l''l' ¥ "'i'P""~ • " _ 4" Kemtone Bruil; ·$1.98 '. ., ' StEP LADDER-. . ONLY .' < Floor Ellamel. ... • -=: De SPECIAL BRV$HES IOc ta '$U.95 . ·- 1! Quart . . . . . . . . . . . .ise $3.56 Gal. > .DROP CLOTHS Paint Proof-Water Proof OS House < Floor Paint [f You Wioll < , .. Pllllburgh Plate Glus NIT ' '. ..,. Pan Roller Set! ,, 'l'ake 'lbe EXtra Gallon Jl\ .•.. • • • SARGENTS OS House While For Time Tested·'· Dependable/ and salol· ¥am. •• · Iron~ MEIGS GENERAL AdmissloD.!I: Roger Racine; Mn. Marie Kathy Ann Ditcharge&~ Madelyn Salser, Comer Ia Phar~a~y ,. J.!omeroy ..... ~-- ~-SINGLE COPY-lie ' {./; / S~h For Meigs Jail Escapee • Fumiture •tt...e•••r orce •• : hv..W - · _.... _...,. IM••rt trNI thunlla,..,.rn• , . . . ~•t.n.lst&wan j NO.!O ~ ., Hlthto4oylntloolt'• L. . tonlvhf 57 to 64. Deeoted 'J'o 'J'IIe l•ternt• f l 'J'lle ftelp.H•••• Ar!INI. Chu~h Of bu~ tompletely Remodeled Pai~f Store FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 26·27 Walbable - .Drya Ia 1 Hour H T... It 1111 YHr ...... • ly UNITaD PIIU ONe: ..tttfy cl..,..,, _.,. THESE T,WO DAYS FROM 8 A.M. to ' P.M. Quall\7 GuO<onl,.d , Fair-Poced·, at "Y• :-: Weatller • STORE HOURS Auxiliary Mops Plans For Annual Poppy Day Sale TRAILERS TRAILERS ' • • I chairman It wns \'oted to .purchase flowers fo1· the Naylon Run Mmnorial on Memorial Day anrt Mrs. Donley Rmbt•l w;~s nam· cd to make the purchr.sc. • e. Ia Local Ntwa Mrs. Robert Arnold Is Hostess To Friendly Neighbors Club Meeting < ,_ Mr. and Mrr. Co:waa, wbo have been vi&iting Mrs. Iubel WineYn. Le3ta Gothard, Whl) hts brenner, and family, were sehed· been visiting Mr. and Mr.s. J. W. uled to leave today for their home . I ter. Debra. ( Mrs. Malcolm Miller •• employcd at the Martin Reat,aurant. , Fifty Attend Flower Show Judging School Robe rt Cleland of Long Bc:.ch , Cali(., is spending two weeks with his mothar. Mrs. CJyde AnAn honor l'tudent at MiddlepOl't drews. High School, she was one of the Mr. and Mn. Henry 9k"Jfld, honor studenta at the University Mn , Clyde Andrews, Ro~rt land and Mildred Adams ~ft who attended a dinner given for Wedne!day ror a vb1t in W) tbe top-ranking .stude nta. Miss ProBrighton , Pa ., with Mrs. Maree ·{ basco has been appointed aa hosBaily and son, John, and other teaa of the dining·room at Hepburn Dormitory !or the coming relatives. Mr.s. Dwight Reed and daugh- year. • Midd1eport$0ciety Notes Emily Gothard, Frank Sharkey To Be Wed Moy311n CoiUJll.bus ' .. • Curci. ·Pomeror; Ivl ~rsville. �< The D~ily RUARK Sentinel ' LETART, W.VA. TELEVISION GUIDE Kathryn Bltssing wa! shoppmg i.n Pt. Pleasant M~nday . IUCHMD I. QWEN - Glt<ERAL MANAGER M.r. and Mrs. Pttul Blesung or UVNOLO I. GREENE- EDITOR 11 :00 Netrl Htad.lht• BY ROBERT C. RUARK Pt . Pleaaanl and I..eroy llouah Jl&t1oul -.inrt.J.sin& res;.rese.ntati':~ Bottinelli-K.lmball, IDe.. HI U :1:i Weathereast were !!Upp<>r gut:>sts M the Cee.t l.alnotoo Aye., New Ye>M N. Y. 11 :20 . Prsa Bl)l WASHINGTON-It is easily i!Jessing MMd&y evening. 5 · · IS"~erecl 11 aeco.n4 cl111 · a mattu at the post oftke at JtonJ W'!Al·TV CI4ANNIL ' 11 : 3{1 Tonl&bt pos!iblc for me to send a h•ttl' r Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roush de· -.Uhlo. . 6 :~ Sign On 12:30 ~,;ien Ofi lubaerlption rate.: Den very by tarrier where available 30 ~nta per from East Africa to ~ew Yot :< !l\·ered a load or eoal to a !amil)' 7:00 Toda}' WMt: one yea 1.n •dvance at The Daily Sentinel office, $15".60· sla and rt"Ct'i\·e an answl'r' in h's!-> ne-ar Bt~thel ('hureh MGndaY . 8:00 Rom!Jer Room MODtlw, $7 three mOtttbs, $3.90. By motor route where avai1able: tinw th an it tn'kes to t'OI\H'Y II M,u;. Eliz.al>et.h. 13oslon caU€'d ln 10:00 Homt. oae montb: $1. By mail one year $8; ail months, $4.25; three moothJ, letter from Nt•w Y~rk lo Brnok- Mrll. l.ai,U'·II Gibbi !J.'Ueidt.y. 8:25 Sign On $2.50; one month, Sl. l1 :W The Pli.ce l4 Riiht 8:30 Circle 3 Ranch Mr. and Mrs. Tobey Myen, M ~. 11 :30 Trut'" "r Consequenc:H Publishe-d every afternoon e~cept Sundar by The Ohio Valley Sen- ly n. 8~30 Capt Mldnlsht tinel. lnc., •t 110 Uechanlc St., Pomeroy, 0 . Busi.Deu oftlce pbnne •ne. The whole postal system faul - end Mrs. Emf!»! Grfmm and. c~il 12 JO. Tic ·r~ I>QllCh 10:00 Ho~rly DoOr''Y odtloriol offloo pbooo 311'1. up SC<'-ms more than just a touc'l drPn spent Tue9day nenllllg' wjth 12:30 Jt Could Be Yoa. 10:30 Aunt Dru Show a1Uy, especlaU" on an lnt.erna- Mr. and Mr~. Harry Brooks. ' 1:00 Cu:'!'eht 11 :00 Fury f''-...1 titnal basis. The fact ·lhat thl' Mrs. Fannjc Roush. and r.ti!::l ~ :00 Cam•r.o: G9es To ScbnoJ \,1 :30 Capt. Gallant I 0 '"" eut or St'nding letter!! crl'ale d a Bt•ulah Grimm spent Tuesday 2:30 Tenneuee trnie Ford 1'~ : 00 True Stdty er:isi.s at all is the kind or !:!tuff with Mr". Anlie Roush and vs.Ls~ · 8:00 Matinee T-t>.~ato:1' 12:30 ,Deteetive'• Diaf'J 'U~ Q 0f0f$ OUr maUcious friends IOYP-eS· cd her in dressin! dtiekens. t :ll' Queeh F')r A DIJ 1:00 Down On Tb.e l'ara. rt._ f nfv ·~~ peeially at a timE" whe-n we arc Mrs. Ethel Fry, llrs. La.urR 4:t6 M.odtrn Ro~ancel 1:80 Western Theater ~11 Qf 5 0U'"1 OJ • ~urinrt money and considerable Gibbs, Ella and Maude Blessio '. IS:OO Comedy Tlnle 2:30 NBC Baseball 1 'Will they put us in jail," is the $(14 ,000 question being bad will all over the world. . Mrs. Luvena Rainey, Mi's. P.l!t)' &:30 M:v Little Margie 4:80 HoPalont Cassidy parried across legislative tables by Pomeroy and Middleport Postmaster Gen£>ral Arthur F.. Roush and Mrs. W. W. Staats 8:00 Wild Bill Hickok 5:00 "10 l{ing · 1 • th th 1e Swnmerfield pulled a W€'Pkend !tpent W-('dnesday wtth Ml'!l. F1- ,. 8:30 Newa Picture U lh d th 5:30 b.O)' Ro~rt counc men as ey pon er eir owns ree-mon s ex n· s!r<'ke L--au·., c 0 11 grc••. ho<ln 't ·1 1 '3:4~ :,ports Eye · · blo R' (/\"\: -~ ~~ r.-ie Taylor and quilted Ctl a qUI 6:00 News SIODS to continue dumpmg uatreated sewag~e 111 the 0 I· given hirn the monpv to ooPr~~... for Board Aid. At noon a d,el . 8:M Wealherc•st 8:15 Sporll Eye ver. This definite attitude of "so what, if we don't build a san· on and thereb_\' be dt!monstrated dous dinner conslsHn_g: of frkcl 7:00 Death Valle)' Dayl!l 8;30 Rosemary ~toone, · Show itary sewer and disposal plant'' is a difficult thing tG pin down more l't'9pert fo1· our coin tha·· ~ l"hkken, ·meat loaf, p.ieJ, dou ,h 7:30 Xavier Cugat S'tow 1:00 Satqrday Nigbt JambOree in strict logic. do our foreign spenders who nuts cake ke cream and c.t.l:le-r ~ ·4fl NBC New• 7:30 People Are Funny Just about ev~ryone doubts that councilmen will be bookPd 'ulow <1o1u!h {'vr-rvwhl':'l'e~ll billi on thin gs too numerou s to mf'.nti,~ 8:00 Blondlt 8:00 Perry Com., SbolW in Sheriff Robert Hartenbach's steel-gaited borne for refuslng here, a hair bHII~n tht·re.. was ~erved af-ter frar e was offert.•tl I 1:30 Life .>f RileJ' 9:00 Caesar's Hour 1 08 to vote punitive charges against their fe)]ow townsmen. Yet The l_) ~a~ service tmsn h~d ~ hv Mrs. Jo':Llu~l Fry. All joined in 9.:00 The Joseph Cotton Sllow 10:00 George Gobel Show h • h · · · . d real ra LSe SIIH"e 1932. and SltiC" 1 s ing ill'~ Happy Birthday to Mr1'. g.: a~· 1'he Dig Story 10:30 Your Hit Parade t at s w at the law says Wtll be done. Galhpohs oounCJl rare th f'Verythinu has hou nC('r1 aoo !\1av Roush it beinJ! ll('r birt hrla . 10'00 ~avo:code "' S~orta 11 :00 , News and Sportt and bucked for two years, finally kneeling down w-Ith a meek rof~~ w r own the onlv mail ma· Mrs. l uvena Rni.nr\· called .)n 10:4:1 fo·a.mous F1ghts Ill : 10 TV Nitewatch "you win" admission to the State . jor service in thl' w"'rld. 1 gu"'~~ Mr'>. M.ildred Thompson T~H'SII:o • · Meanwhile, what follows will be interesting to all who take that doesn'l felch a prorit. W(· Mrs. Fred Roush and Mrs. serious in any way the probabJe necessity of sometime build- abo own a .~erv_i~·. lhat ~n.'l pend s Cilti!Y. <~ Burl'is were in P:t. Plt·as ing the proposed sewer systems. This materia) was prepared ib major a<"llVItle.!l_ over the uot Wedrwsday ·on bltfli·nP!\s. WCH.S·TV c;HAIOI,EL I 9:30 HJ.abw:ay Patrol under authority of the Ohio Water Pollution Control Boart. weekend 'SaturdiW deUvery or nqt ·tar. and Mr.s. lliiUu Glbb!l. Sau· 8:80 r"'tlf.tP KAI.vot 10:00 The IJne Up While informab.' ve, naturally it suggests no loopholes for h .. ~.~••,•.'rv"'t'.... • ',.",.,".t . lmbean; ~~her dra De~ver Mod Janloe mH.-~<1 e:tB C¥ KDOlJ\.1 ICeiYI 10:30 Pmoe to Person d ti Hk Po Mlddl rt m&~ " ~ Monday foVeDlnl 'With Mr. and 1:00 NQfttlJJ Jl¥.w. 11:00 !few_. ra-s.se commum es e meroyepo . Tbere is no H-.1 ..,.son w~ p Mrs. Dw"'ht Gtbbi. lO:OO 0 ....,. )IIQQra U : O~ ~aanlng: the Weather PubUcatlon of Ohio Water Pollution Control Board mall oper8~lon sh.nuJd .not be a M.n. A:my .l oJton 01 1 husi· \1 :30 St."\kt n Bit-~ 11:10 The r..ate flJ,ow The Ohio Water Pollution Control Board last month gave ,._hour, aeven·d•Y !ac!li\l' the neu vloitor In Pl. l'leiOIInt "' l.I:IMI Valiua! Lady its approval to federal grants to assist 12 villages and 3 eitiN •arne a8 a telephone or subw•v Tbundlii.Y ' 12:1& Love oJ Life in Ohio in the construction of sewage disposal project!. dell. lt Rhould abo be bougb• Mr. and Mrt. Hnward RC~Uth or 12:30 Sear.. , for Tomorrow 9:00 Sill::~ On Final ac'i.lon in aU these grants is up to the United States and paid for on ~he. ume tP.f'111S. Vt'rnon cttlled on fltr. and ·Mn~. li:U Gujd1n1 Lllh& 9:01' Life o"' tbe Farm Pl,lblic Hea.lth Service, but it is expected to foHow .the recOm• Wo'~kehl,vbelubeeo•n, to'n'~~llnl!~b.h~-~Ukll~ Fr~d Rous-h Wectnesda)'. • 1-:00 Katl,.'s l{ltcheq 9:30 Capt91n Ka... ~lttOQ .ro.; ., • · - utn:• ~Mrs. Don o . Aten U~'il forme : 1 ~30 As the World '1\.roa10:30 MJghty Mouse mend~d pnoritJes as certified ~y state water pollution control prices hpve risen on the 1ubway~. Jeuie Roush ·was remo¥ed from 2:~ our Mill Bfoob 11 :00 Lucky 8 Rn4tb age?c1es . . . on telephone -callJ . on publica· ller 'home Mond8 y to Hoher Ho<~· 2:30 BPuaeparty 11 :30 Tales of Tu:u Rancer1he 15"0hlo municipalihes given grant priorities, their po~- rons, on milkshakes: cars, hot p.it.pl 'in the Foe)esong ambul:mcc 3:00 The :BiJ PayoH 12:00 Big Top ulation and the size of grants requested are : dOR'!I clot·hes. houses and ror -111L In a critical ('(W)I.tion . 3:80 Jlpb Crotbr Sllow 1:00 The Lone Ranger Delta (2120) $83,741. East Liverpool (24,217) $242,732. Ga· t know marriage licenses. Mr1 . CRLvin BleMinr and M.rs f :OO Brilbter Day 1:30 Life in U. S. A. hanna 15951 $45,285. Leipsic (1706) •75,000. Maumee (55 481 con thl• a <'. ntrlbutlon !o ln· w. J . RoUin• wore Pl. Pleasant U& Secret lltorm 1:4& Baoeball Preview "' n u If 11 but In terlns vl•itort '1\teaday. •:30 J!:dJ, of Y.7ieht 1:5!5 -Basebb.ll Game of Week $152,100. Painesville (14 ,432) $250,000 . South .Zanesville a :_ ·yo~l w~ut ,emain• the ·Mr. and Mrs. R.Olll VMnebren· 5:00 The Early Show 5:00 Jr. Town Meetin¥ (1477) $41,220. Swanton (1T40) $138,000. Vermilion-on-the.. ~~~ c:~:;~ication. sliW!e tht In· ner .tocak their dll\lflht.er, Donna 8:30 Your.l'..110 J\eporhl' 15:30 TV Classroom Lake (640) $30,000. Waterville (1110) $62,709. Yorkville vontlon ol ·the clort otlck and"'" lo PorkerabUI'i Wecluo<lay :o .IUS Bpol'la ·Porado . 6:00 Air Power (1854) $96,630. Reynoldsburg (724) $59,879. Continental (1028) native runner. 11 should be ,pa!d conoull Dr. Halllooan as .the was 1:111 · Wehatt~bo. ~t~Th ;~ ~:~~"c;.1,''~h':!"!re $96,749. Amherst (3542) $128,353. Montpelier (3867) $186,800. tor !n the coin of Its wol'lh. ourter!n• from • bell!n• ', In h., ,'.'.00, W 1 A u •1 1., l)oUflas Edwarda J • ;,; '7:90 Bu~caceert This leaves less than $15,000 of the $1,6S3,325 which the The ma~~:tzines, for examp "· head. 8:00 Jackie Gleason Sbow .80 Beat the Clock 7 federal government allocated to Ohio for thia fiscal year out that have raised tholr prk>es tUU Clarence Bl~ su~tOO ~ 0 8:00 West Poiat Stoi'J' 9:00 Gale Storm Show of a national fund of S50 000 000 . make as heavy a tote for dte do.c· major surgery Monday at ·st. Jo a:ao Playhuu~e of Stm ~ :30 HeJ Jeannie , ' ' bitten po:-~lman as 20 timer tbel'l' soph'• Ho-Jtal P-arkersburg and · ot G k The Ohto Vt ater PoJlution Control Boarl suppHed grant ap· be In 1,.,,,., 1ass letters. They ..... ' 11:-00 Mr. AdaM• • Eve ' 10: unsmo e ·h uMr.beenand -aul.te m. Glenn Jl,og.g ~s _·_ _::;;::;::;::::=:;~=--=-'~O~:s~o~T~h~e:_Jl.ate Show . 1on f orms on request to some 75 different political sub- Jet num16eond·das.s r p IICat ·privileges. "Mrs. divisiol;)s. Appli cations subsequently were received from 20 The unrttuck throwawav clr· b.tve been -t'he 1llleats of Dr. and cities, &8 villages and one county sewer district. Total vall.ael cular& come at you at tblrd-c)a!lll M'rs. D. v. Smitb bavlng been of the proposed sewerage construction projects in these apph· ri'tes. The bepin~ mall, ru~~::. here froin Akron by the WM'I'PM'Y C... !\NNIL 1J Hl:OO R&y Anthony Show cations WQS $97 1000 ,800. 'kllr -mall, the mAll-order 14 ot Mn Obn A.ten. 11:t4 fUI:n On 10:30 I Spy In determining priorities the Water Pollution Control rhot throup the circuit M reduc· Mrs. Clara Capehart aecorn·PBI.l· 11 :00 News of the NiiJbt B ' · p(l nte• arul really jet the aam4 led~sL.ter Mrs, Calvin 1U~t£· 11:61 Cartoon Club r oard has to be sure first__t hat apphcants actuaU~ at! r~f«lY "boNtal com~fderatjpn u tn ur.mt 1\\lil: tilmton 1'hl.I'PI(tal: tO visit 18:10 Noop New• 11 :15 Theatre .lS beJin oonstructionBthe c rent fiscal yearlepdi_JJg ·J'Qne fLtl!·rate nr•h! frowt...L lawy~'ltY · tho.-, • el"s son , ..J.,e~ ·who ~ l~'l~ ~~~;:,~ra J , 111571. This mea~ . llcants must ltave plt!ns eol!f· in< your rich oOntiiiiB'1J\III"k~d b~ . i•ed !hero. ' 12:89 SliD On Eirret.t Blessirwg ClevelanJ. 1:00 Feminine TOUfb. p te, have sites cleare . and have their owp sha·re of ftnanc- orr and left all lhc loot to you. 1:41! Movie Matinee 1:00 Movie Matinee . The emergency measure that i'1pent the weekend with his broth lnif arranged . S:OO Arternoon Film P'ei!!ltlval ':30 Bible Time TQen the Board is required to determine priorities on the Con_gress passf'd to h_aul _the Post er Sherman at Board. 4:30 Super Serial Time 5:00 Two un Pla.vhouae basis of ''rinanotal as W<'lt as pollution contra) needs." Finan· Office ofr the book 1s ~dlv as . a Mrs. Ethel Fry soen.t Fridav 6:00 Satur i ) d · d l · d b h 0 · W p I C l cure and litHe better than useleJs with 'her brother D<~llas Yea-get· li:OO MickP.'" Mouse Club c a nee IS e ermme y t e h10 ater ollut on ontro 88 a remedv. All the fuss over t~nd wife or M.a·son. 8:00 Car~n~m Cluh 6: Ill> Satur 6:30 Let's Ta on two factors : (1) Per capHa cost of ~h~ n~eded sewera·g e prO· •omethln~t that never $hould havc Mr. and Mr1 . Lawren-ce Winf· 6:30 Five Star Fina\ 7:00 Eddy old Time ject; (2) Per capita income o£ the mumcJpaltty. . occurred i!it useless. brenner and Charlet -of Co-lumbus '1:15 John lJaly & the Nen 7:80 Fa 111 Film FeeUvaJ Grants may be made for up to 30 per cent of the cost of a our ~llvernment will send u were wP.ekend vuests of Mr. and 7:80 Rin Tin Tin 9:00 La ence Welt project, but may not exceed $250,000. The project may ln-! off to die In · wa_r~ and illake u 1 Mr~. Ros!l Wineb1•enncr aad 8:00 Jim Bowle 8:30 'fhe CiRco K1d 10:00 Oiart J~,~;bilee elude sewage treatment plant, interceptor sewers and pump· pay tor the ~rl~nlt"lite. bl:'t, f~~· Donna . 9:00 I Led 'j'hre~ Llvet 11:00 20tb Century Theater ing stations but may not 'nclude trunk and lateral sewers lo somf! re~son hlkinl!l the prtc Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ho,rfman 9:SO Public 'Defender -,--..,-\2=:30 Sign OU . ', 11 Hlump t.s poJI.tlcully untouchabl ~> ond Don A-ten snen.t saturday l 1 'h ralcu ~t ng t c amount of federal ald lor which a commumty IL<~ worst end·result would be lt~!i.s eVtmintt with the ·llftter's wife tn -Ki>ng of Pt. Pleas!mt were Sunday wcr·e Sunday guest& or Mr. anJ is eligtble. abu!:le of the .!lemi-rrankinl( pl'ivl- Holz1'r Hosplt·al. a:uet'lls of Mr. and Mrs. lws Kin&. Hr.s . De-nnis Roush. The grants are authorlzed under the new Federa·l W~tcr leges enjoyed by the .!leconll Lawrence woire, Paul Ran · Anita, Ncl90n. and Robert Sam Boston ~ent the weekenc\ Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1956, Identified as' Pub· thlt·d ciiL'!s users and a grea'. rlulph anti fnmily Mr. ;~nd M'n. Bro.wn called on Mrs. Luvena with relative~ and friends in Ill· llc Law 680 . Under this law .Congr~ss is authorized to appl"''). ma~y lth Chrlitmas c~rdN and Roa('h of 1JDinn wero q;ue!lll~ of Raine-y sunday a'ternoon . inoiA. prlate $50,000 ,000 a year for 10 years for construction grants. alm1lor notlcea , you don t need~ . Lnwrroncc Richard Wolfe anti fa ·,. Mr. -and Mrs. Archie Ch-AptlHin Mi-ss Connie Warf of New H ,. Ohio municipalities not receiving priorities for grants Uri· ~here Is on~y one sure cn e. ilv or Dovtes r.r-ove Smulav. ot Atwater. 0., spent the week ven -wu the iUest or M.iss Glorb d this • l id Ra1se the pr~ee or postage to ' Mr. and Mrs. Whitmer tr~d end wit-h loJrs. Garnert.t Chapman. Crump over the weekend. er year s allocat on ma·y be cons ered for grants under where it will pay hs own way an , (rE~-ndson Garrv ·Newmow or AsllThe Elmer Newberry famlly Mr. oand MNl . Cecil BlessiJ:tg fu~ure anocatlons, if Congress continues to make the appro· retrrange t•he eQUitY of what :s land, 0. }1-a.ve ·been U1fl li!Ue&b or pr1aUons as authorized . nrat second and third ~:lass in Mr. and Mrs. Harry ·rhorTlJ)80n or A large number of municipalities not receiving 1rants, .par· teN~R of what you have to pay the 0 Rlf Grewe the .pa.ttt rew davs, ticularlv larger cities, are proceeding with their projects with- poal·man ~nd the .!lOtter. Thl! w~y 'M". and Mn. .Elmo wa~ton an1l out waltlng further for the posslbtlity of 1rants, IInce rlslng you cllmmate nonsflnllle. An ot •.1: ttalt.!thtflr or Ounbar sucnt S.tu.rcosts might easily wipe out the value of such grants. In the er approsch it flrlctly thlrd·ela ~' 011 v n.i.lilht with Mr. and Mrs. Ives r i' lti 'Hi I ldiOt"V with .the nap \ln!ltuck. KiO!I. cases o c t es with mu -rn a on dollar projecta, the mu mum ~Copyright~ 19 s1 . Uy Unltr ~ Mrs. Dor.- Hud~on or Mouaa, grant of $250,000 actually would be a very lflllll peteentlje feature Syndltate, Inc.) . Mr. -alld Mrs. WiLliam At:kln•nn the total cost, Jt was Poin\ed out. ll nd children of Hun.Unw;ton. ?.{n The Ohio Water Pollution Control BOat'd hao adopted a re· CH!LDRIN TO HOSPITAL Vi'11inla S.a vre o! 'Ma••• M,... d solution advising municipalities that "anticipation Qf, or 'hope Nlilncy Ann, four, and Kathy Mrs. Jimmie Sa,·re of N•"v Hawo-11 for, a federal Rrant cannot be considered by llleU 18 jultiOCa· JKanoh, Re~~~~· Tdhaughters of Mt'k11 • were 8'"8ilt of Mr. and Mrs. tJo tO th d i f l d i J 1 ' d{ ) It ryn l.AJ 5 ompson, were a . Rmu:;h Sunda.v:. n r, e e ay o any requ re mun c pa sewage sposa en to Unlvenltv lloapCtal todt~Y In Mr. and Mrs. Georg" so,_tpn proj~t. the RawUn11..CoatR ambulance. and *'n or .A.kr6R ~ent :' tft.t Approximately $200.000,000 AVOrtb of municipal sewera~e They ""'" aeeompan!ed by Mra. weotend .1 ,t their """ on Rt. 1. projecto have been built l!Y Ohio cities and villages in the last Thompson •nd hor mollwr. Mrs Mr. and MrL R>vna .t four years. Communities which went ahead with th~lr proj~ts A. V. Smith. Nanoy Ann h01 been llendenon ·Mr. and Mrs. euly In the preoent antl·pallutlon campal•n prob11bly have • P111 '"' at Moli• Genera!K:\~~ . I;F";,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==;;;;;;;=o;;;-,~ pltal for tbe paat week and saved money even t h OUih they had no outalde financial ltelp, Jane 1, o!ao under obaervatlon due to the laet that lor oeveral years construt~lon costs have wl!l he treated by , ehUd ope•,!al· boen r!Jing at a rate of abQut live cent a year. tr!ln cotumh ... Mrs . REPORT DBVOTED TO INTERESTS QF MEIGS·MASO!ll AREA Cl%-,!fin WSAZ-TV Chan,el3 Friday Saturday- Channel3 .eo: W•// We Wake Up Some Dawn T 1n 0 COUnCI"I men ncJ M "IIH enU(.K;' 1.--h' C J WCHS- 1 '1110¥AB • rv· Channe; 8 10 Saturday- ChannelS WHTN-T·v Channe113 ~ 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 ., APtll 26, ca lled on Mr. .and Mra. R()Sj Wln4' brenner Friday evenint. Mrs. Garnett Ctl.apman has been quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W6igan I 1\lld Brenda Of Huntington vislteo over the weekend 'wilh rebt.i ',le.; here . Calling on Mr. and , Mrs. Ct!> ·ii Blessing and F.lla Sunduy evl'ninK were Mr. -and Mrs. Ar~\hie Cha ;: man and baby, Mr. and 'Mrs. Lem• .ud Roush , Sandra and Milton 'flay, Mrs. Mary Bonecu'tt er an I Connie, Linda, Charles anld B-illie Chapman oand MrR. Ethel Jl'.ry. Mr:s. LuvE'na Rainey .caiiEf O'l Mrs. Don ThompsOll S1,1nday. Mr. and Mrs. •Dwight Gil)bs,\ M r. and Mr.s. Tobey Myers a.blended a birthl)ay dinner at the ·borne \ Jf Mrs. 'Mai Kay junday. ·Ernie Ricbr-il e.nd Twila an• 1 Dwlftbt Gibbs were In NeW H_. ven Saturday. Virgil Burris Jr., a student • Ml\l'ga,ntown tpml: ~ater with bh parents, Mr . and Ml'IJ. V:iraril Bu ~ ris Sr. Mr. and M~s . WiJllam Atk.in_q and famil.Y ol Hu~;ttington spe 1t Attendance at SundaJ 19~7 C&llert at the bome of Mr. and Time Hatlo Meigs County News 11:50 a.m. Daily 'OOUBtE ·sAfETY! Kn. Glenn Fault and dauabt.er, lin. Charlea P'aault nd children Ud Mn. Edna Faulk. &berman Roberti called on bit brother Mr. and Mt. Ruaaell Rob- Day Book , I The En terprise 4-H Clttb 11 to meet at the hOrne of advi4« Jlfrt. Opal Davis at t:30 P· m . Saturday.• acr·ordiny: 10 announcement ma~ erti. Shirley Eblin spent Sunday with Doris Jean Eblin . Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence EbUn and daughter, Dulene, called nn Jlr, and Mrs. Robert F.llut, Tue1 d1y evenina;. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faulk gave a birthday supper Jn honor of her father, Mr. ChlJ'Ies Ebl~n Jr., on ' Wedneedly evenins. -The Revival elosed at the Hi· land Chureh Sunday evenln&. today. - - ---::cc:-:NEW ARR!V~ ·' Mr. and Mrs. Horace Abtlqtt are announcing the birth of •" 8' lb. 6 oz. daughter, Vicky Lynn, Tb\U'Io day morning April 25 at th,e. Jf91j; General Hospit-al. Gran.d».-ePtt are Mr. and Mrs. Arlee A)bOtt,. Rock Springs and Mr. aqd Mn. , \tl11iam Montgomery, Mldd~ The Abbotts have two SODS, DIDDJ'• 5, and Roger, 3. ' POULTRYMEN APPLE GROVE Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush and Vr. 'and Mn. Jolin Wolfe attended tht' funeral Ol Mrt. VlrJinia Kane at Beaver Falls. Pa., Monday. ' FREE To Produce . DEtf\ONSTRA.TIOH Mr. and Mn. ~uire Tnylo~ nnd cWldren or ·Mtddleport, Mr. and Mrs. ArC'bie Chapman and daughter were callers in the home of Mr . .and Mrs. Fred Roush su-nday arte.rnoon. Mr. and Mrs. Vir ~ H Burris •bad ¥ tlw4t' aueN, &Qdu lin- Yuun -: 111fL ..,.,.. _ . . . , lad Nor· mu W' GanP\iJ hfty, tlr. and Mr.t ltaY JOlles aU GaRy, Mr. Jnd lrtrs. Hamilton and now=ltls of Pt. Pktaaant. ' On • \ ' Hit peak earlier, . 1 hold longer with i Mr. ~:nd Mr~ Ch&r'les Edwarcl r, and family or Middleport ~e '1t Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Wayne Hart . Maudt alaMlRI Nichols *1 IU~GIRV -- LOGAN, Utah...:...Utah: State .Um versity forestry stu.deuts quickly applied tree surgery tecbnilques when someone-pouibl rival en~ineering claasmen-e-rept up on a 14 foot hi&)~, hand-carved st.1· tue of Paul Bunyan and chopped orr his •bead. . Morris ·Equipment Health malces , ' the difference 1\ . , . Try them, and n•l Fleming Hatcheries j and Supply MENT·AL FIRSTS FRANKFORT Ky . - Kentuck~· and Virginia were the first states to . Provide institution~:. l care for the mentall.y ill. Ken· tucky began operating its firs ~ stale mental hospitals in 1824, and now has fout su-ch instit' l· lions. plu .~ nine mental beallb l'linics. · _ COLUMBU~. 0.-Home gard- · ~ pcrator, Gold Spike.' ener~ have cho1ee of hundreds of Corn-sweet, early- North different vegetable vJricties [or Star Marcross Carmelcross Gold ' planting in Ohio, ~ys )i:. C. Witt· Rush Golden '.Beauty. meye.", Ohio State University ex· Corn-sweet ·mido;eason-Gol tension horticulturist Many of den Cross 'Bantam Frost Gold these are strains of varieties that T d f r ' ' ~ve bee": a~a.ilable for a long ~o:~~:.::e~ late-Joana, Aris time but md1v1dual seed com pan !d B t T· d t v· . d th . . I I togo an am, en ermos , ~ctes have rna e eir specLa se ec- tnry Golden Aristogold Bantam • h' f lions. Past experience Is import· 1 E . , . . vergreen, 1oc te · 1 tant tn s elect~ng varletle~, WlL_t· Cucumber-early-Early ~or.. meyer eX!;JlaLns, es Pee tal1~ tf tune, . Burpee Hybrid, Stratght Phone 3202 gardene_rs. bas been Lr~tng dlffe.J'· j Eight, Marketer. . Pearl St. Xacin< ent vanetle.!l and _hybl'l(ls for scv- , Cucum~ r-Na.ttonat Pickling, ·~;;;;;;:;;:::;:;;;;;;:;;;:;:;;;:;-;;;;:::~~ cr~l years. E~v1ro_nrnen tal and · Ohio MR 17, Packer. ·t..----- ·- ·--- so-11 conditions m different a~ea.s )#ttuce-leaf - Salad Bowl, affect lhe. way a :certam vanety Grand Rapids, Blaek·seeded Simp performs 1n different parts or son, Slobolt, Bibb. 3tate. Lettuce- head -Great Lak~s. . The gard~ner also should con· Pcnnlake, Cornell ~6, Prem1e ~ s1dcr the mtended use when Great Lakes, Progress. . tho:.~sing varietie s. Some varicl.ics Mus~melon (ca~taloupe)""""'Tlp are m?re suitable fr•r. frecz~n s- ~op, ~luo Sugar, Pr1de of, Wls-con ace:ordmg to the hortlcultu~t st. sm, Honey Rock, Schoon s HardOh10 _county ~genls have hsh _ .!!hell , troqtfels. . . ('Ontalnin ~. n~mcs of many ~~-1 · Orribn--ttel&-Ebene&et, Whtt~ table varwt1es fo r the home Portugal. WHY NOT GET glJrden. . -Radish- Early · Scarlet Globe , Followmg are example s of White Icicle, Cberr"y Belle, Cav.a· THEM OFF TO A !lOme varieties that have done Her. well in Ohio and are suggested Rhubarb-Mc-Donald, Victoria, for ph·..,. tint. There 1are many Canada Red, other sood varieties. Pepper.....:..green- World Beater, A&puagus-Mary Washington. California . Wonder, Yolo Wonder, Beans-bw.h, gr(!cn-String Burlington. less Black Valentine, Stringless Squa.sh-.sum.mer-WhHe Bush WITII Green Pod, Tendergreen, · Co11- S~:allop, Summer Straightncck, tel\cter, To-p Crop. Zucchini. Squash- fall ~ Table Queen, BeaD&-bush, Lima-.Fordhook. Da:by Fordhook, Early Market, Buttel-cup, Butternut. . . Green-seeded Fordh.ook 242, Squash _ winter _ Dclk10us, Thorogrecn (Cangrcen, Allgrcen), Golden Hubbard Green Hubbard, Trlump,b. Blue Hubbard . ' C~neae Cab~ge-ChihUi, Mi· Tomato-e 11 riy- Ptilchard, Val· ' chi h. · iant. stokesdale, Queens, Early Cabbage--early- Resistant Go!· Red: den Aere, .Marlon Market, Bad- · Tomata-late _ Rulgers, M'ara:er Market. globe,- t.ongred. Cabbage-latc-Wi&<"onsin All Season Wisconein Hollander 8. MIKllm~tb Red Rock, Penn Stat~ i We Do Cualom Griii4Jng &llhead. Mlcldleporl N. h4 Ave. Carrots-Nantes qouchon), Dan. c. 1!. BLAKESLII ,.. Have You Ordered Your LITTLE CHICKS NelsonvUie, Ohio YET? GOOD START Master Mix CHICK STARTER · Crumbles TOWN & COUNTIIY tA Farm News •• Mlddfeport FMCI MID I LOOK FOR THE IIG TENT ' ' I:=;~~:::::::::~:;::;;;;;:;;:;;~';'~"~Ho~lf;;;Lo~n~t~, ;;;·~Ch~a~·n~te~n~a;y.,Im· ~ .. ' 2 TO 9 P.M.'., Menday, May 6 ' .. •. . .,'t Pomeroy, Olllo ., '' 'lllre<lly Ill front ol o~r pretient building .. ' . ..IJIO- lolnlhi'IOOII- Iftwli1'"- Doi!IOitolra• t!Ono - Mowor lkli~l Contool tWin Clock ladlol Sl'•clill fWICet Otfl D4Y ONLY I .• •: Run Flour Mill ., ~l" ' .,; ' $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE Oo Tbe Brlgbtm Coraer In lllddleport .... $1US. , .0111 olor 10lr, $Sf.95 lvfv•n.. 7S..w.tt .. . , .... a. .. ·• •r ""'' lie • llnkeii-.,.II.Cittd ....... lit;. $Mt.tll. 1 • .., oily. Sl9t.OO " BIG Difference . S~E THE NEW HOLI.,AND I We're equipped 19 accw:ately makeCheck•1 it-Mix feeds on formulas·approved by Pur~·­ ina Research. These •:recipes" are based on. Purina's many years of mixing lOcal grain. \with Purina Concenuates. With the Check•l ' 'R·Mix line, we'D help you work out 1 feed., ing program that caDs for a mighty small' tush outlay. You'll be surprised when you· :find out how far Check·R·Mix can suetch· ' feed dollars. - TOMATO TWINE BPS PAINT 40% of! ASBESTOLINE ROOF PAINT-$8.00 per 5 gal. LIVINGSTON GRASS SEED McCULLOUGH BULK GARDEN SEEDS . POULTRY EQUIPMI!N'f PURINA SANITATION PRODUCTS DeKALB SEED CORN HayUner , • ···· J • t •• . 72c: · an avetuge nta9 p,li~ . lwfih AP·51 Olid wlloil.,oah. l'ef'4 M~VJCO ~OWING · ~ . ·•• , ; 1M ICOHOMr:.,ACKAGI, I . ., •' .. ·_·;, . ' . . ,, ~''"i , '-.. ' ' . · P.ROVICQ"MILLING & FEED CO. . lt. 124. Mlnon>lll<i, 0. "''. .... ' ~· . ' ' ·' ,,.- .,_. . '· :1 ·1 ~: The Baler ' With A Future Insteail 7 .. u:s~>< a .t~;ter:; Fulton Thompson TRACTOR SALES • ·J'bone 419 ,. Pomerliy • OHIO ·vALLEY FEED CO. GIQ~U -fOci . ,. J,· ,Jillln Ill· Check·R-Mix can be made and sold· locall~ for such a good price. We're able to do ic !Only because we mU: local grain with Purilu• ~oncenuates right here at our own miD. , lOll lUST •• I·!L ... . . SIM ..... U, Olllr. $1.19 Meigs · Yes,ltis good iiri'IWhen a quditj feed lik._ • Look for · Check-R-Mi£ Feed In those· ' ,b right new bags like the one shown here. , IYou'll find Check·R·Mix.at !he _St.QI~~itb lbe Checkerboard sign!, 1 THERE .IS A l!llkell"-- oilllof ,.,.....-- two materials.) suggestion on corn Js Another preaented by George Gist, Ohio State University extension agronomlst wbo poiatl O¥-t that 1 mixture ~~corn bybridt whicb _mature ' • • I•'I'IWM btl .... Ou.,._... SwlM ..... w-.!_t~ . County AorlcultYnl Aoont ... 3.00 pounds of a 4·16-16 fertilizer or tt,R equivalent per acre plua 90 pourlds or nitrogen plowed down .or ilaed as a aide dressing sbould give Meigs County farmers a good yield of corn in 1957. This recommendation is consid· erably hia;her than was used by farmers as recently as ten years ago. , Where iertilizer is put in the row for .ocorn can mAke the differ. ence between a full 1t.and, half stand, or no stand at ·au, says E. that did a sood job with fertiliZers and - planUna; speeda 10 years &iO no longer will do the work wit.h high otrertsth !erti!izera and h)lh planting speeda. Four pictures wlJI g_ive an ,i~ea of· problema In ferti· hzer applications. . Picture 1 showt tbe placement of fertilizer with a "split ~t'' type iiiPPl~ca_tor common on corn plant· ers. The fertilizer is a_b~ve the corn and to the side but tt 1S hl.rdly effective in promotin& the e~rly growth of the corn. Root.s ll'OW down not up ' · In picture 7 fast plantineapeeds often put the fertilir.er with tbe seed, and the seed "~ill not germin· ate. At worst there will be oo stand 'of corn, at best only a partial stand. Y!elds often are cut .JY one-third or more because fertiU. :zer came Jn contact with the seed. The normal loss, froin all cause& is 15 to 20 pereent. In picture 3 the ferUiir.er ls directlY below the seed, put there with a new type applicator. Tbe first roOt of the corn grows through the fertilizer, but wbeD the whole root system is in the fertilizer, gr':lwlh Is slowed, the corn delayed and the yield may be · reduced, Picture 4 shows the best place ment of fertilizer for corn wben it ·is put in the row at planting thile-about 2 inches to the side and 2 Inches below the level or the seed. Here the fertiH:z:er is il'l the path of part of the corn roots. The corn gets the nutrients it needs and water, too. Most new planters have the one side placement features. Planter attachments also are on the market t~at wiU place the tertllir.er to the 11de and below the aeed. Increased yields ean pay for the attachments the first year. Corn planters should be check· ed In the field to be swe the proper fe_rUiher placement is obtained. Wtth proper placement,_a total of 60 pounds per acre of ~lrogen and/ol'--·potash may be applied at plantlng time, <300 pounds of a 4-HI·_16 ferUilzer contains 12 lba of mtrosen and 48 pounds of potash, a total of 60 poundf of the ··~ , -1. ..... II ... .i FOR 1 the H . . . . . . . . ,,. . .H iG ~~~~ profttt.. Pit• nfalr:• Mtttr ttllln• at loww COli ,... ....,.c1 of taln-Mcau.. W 1oM glvn thltfft a fl~r n.trieftt tt.lo oRCe •M ~alneral fertU\cclt4ofl. Por llatt.r ~rk '""'· 1M ,' Hew Furniture M·any Kinds Of Vegetables Good ~n~f.'nd, ~~:n~~\~unl;,;~~rn::; ' ~ ils ct• . J OhiO So Growers n ' I male ., Gyramore Rotary Cutter ,.... ,.....,........... JI,...,,Oft ...,.... '" ,,.,. - - ,- Rooms ., ..... ,. and youth oraan.iutloos ta tb.ll clmp•leo to promote rllf'&l b(lllw•y safety throua:hout tbe state:. .T' his past week's Daily Sentinel Mystery Farm No. 17 really proved to be a fooier for most , of our readers with only a few being abl~ to venture guesses as lo the name of the farm. It h .. been identified as the D•na Haning farm located near Bedford on the Gold Ridge-rd. , Tho~ who identified the farm this week were: Guy Lee, Rt. 1, Pomeroy; Evelyn Thoma, Rt. 1, POmeroy; Earl Thoma , Pomeroy i and Janeth Beal, Harrisonvdle. · . Dfleft let ,.,.~rM. ancl 1tv.... ~ 1M1f ~ ~nl tt your ,.... ,......_ Now-now, .,._,.. jll1oli twl .. lhi•YM. w .... - .. H<l..t al....,.luo •• ..l"""'lil - - Ri•fRo•• · ,., ,.,.,. $WIIIt .,..] IE Refledors Are Valuable ~ xtra Insuranee On F'anmn·g Vehicles Gitt uplaint it thU waJ : :A 1 incorn hybrid atage ......twthroup th• eruUlns hen about kernel• oo the ean are in a or t daya. By plantCOLUVBUS, o . ~P'trm era drrv ing tractors or towed equ~pme I hybrids of different in, or tow'inJ tqul.pment on t~e aceordutg lQ the Nat!onal Saf~ . d•te• 1 turner can ea:· hlabway after dark Jhould be CounetJ. In the.e accidentt, the tend the ldeal emlline Ume to 10 ture It lt adequately lla:hted Jt unprotected driver or tbe tractur 12 dtyt. the rear, advltet W. E. Shaclley, ahnoat invariably i• serioutly inThe arronomlft 1\iilf.etit a Ned Ohio State ,Univenity extension ju.rt>d or killed. The automo-bile mixture of equal quaatltiet of corn 111fety tpeclalt.l or truck driver doe~ not often maturln,; at 90 to D5 dayt, 100 to Stutkey ura:e• fumerJ to eqwtt e~eape injury either. Reflective 105 ~ays and 11~ to 113 day a. Corn tbeir farm JNchioet with renee- materials on the rear of lh t• hybrldJ for 11lage, Gi.tt Nfl, live ta,pfi In addition to the re· equipment can prevent many of thould be Judeed on the number JUiar UahtJne .pravidtod by eqwp- these- tragedie~. of poundt oT'Teed they produce ment manulacturerJ. Tbe refl~The farm dlvition of the N.J.·· per acre, not on the number of Uve tape ~ not .a tublltitut.e for tional Safety Council it promotions of tllase. a nd light, Stuckey pointt ou' . ing a reflective liihlina; prouun When harveated at the proper State law requiret equipment t, aimed at equippins with refie<> 1taa:e ?f arow~h, Giat esplalnt, bav 1 red UPt on the rear that tive mat.erial.l unlighted equipcorn a1laa:e Will keep well with- •n ebe tee 300 feet. ment on tarms. The ''Lite-Fanr.· out tb~ addition of prelef'V.ative... c: Manp ~ and 101Detimc1 Equipment" tafety .project is fatal ac-cident. ouur wben 1aat- spontored by .Jtate farm safety movina: trucks or automobiles eommlttee1 wilb the co-operation NIARLV A CINTU!IV crub into the rear at tlow-mov- ot 4-H Clul», Future Farmef'8; ·I BUXTON, Ma.-'Jbe prelident c-:-:--------::---::-:-1 Amerk!a chapten and other rut of the Saeo River Te)eiJ'apb and biitbday. HiJ eompany, founded y~tb oreaniutiont. Telephone Co., Samuel B. Shi!p- in 1889 ·MI'Ytl about 1000 tubStuckey ura:e• fannrn to co. ard, wlU be 100 years old next scr~J in tbla area. operate wi.tb u.fety commltteei Mt• Shirley Robel'l!l' and ·Mr. ancl • • • - - - • MilO, JIM Mft - on 990 spot On Your Rodio Dial ...,.., ot dilferoot dote II likely to pro~~:1 ol!aae thm • alnJle <~on. or .....,.......... . • · Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., AprU 28, 105f...l lin. Robert Faulk •ere Mr. and Saturday- Channel13 WJEH '- Mystery Farm No.l7 Proves To Be APuzzler , School . wu 17, collection fl0 .02. Daily SeotiDel" CLU& TO MilT P'ORJ[ • Meigs "quipment Co. · bieorporated •Btlllernutantlo'2nd St. Pomeroy 1 I'IIONE 3751 RACINE, �< The D~ily RUARK Sentinel ' LETART, W.VA. TELEVISION GUIDE Kathryn Bltssing wa! shoppmg i.n Pt. Pleasant M~nday . IUCHMD I. QWEN - Glt<ERAL MANAGER M.r. and Mrs. Pttul Blesung or UVNOLO I. GREENE- EDITOR 11 :00 Netrl Htad.lht• BY ROBERT C. RUARK Pt . Pleaaanl and I..eroy llouah Jl&t1oul -.inrt.J.sin& res;.rese.ntati':~ Bottinelli-K.lmball, IDe.. HI U :1:i Weathereast were !!Upp<>r gut:>sts M the Cee.t l.alnotoo Aye., New Ye>M N. Y. 11 :20 . Prsa Bl)l WASHINGTON-It is easily i!Jessing MMd&y evening. 5 · · IS"~erecl 11 aeco.n4 cl111 · a mattu at the post oftke at JtonJ W'!Al·TV CI4ANNIL ' 11 : 3{1 Tonl&bt pos!iblc for me to send a h•ttl' r Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roush de· -.Uhlo. . 6 :~ Sign On 12:30 ~,;ien Ofi lubaerlption rate.: Den very by tarrier where available 30 ~nta per from East Africa to ~ew Yot :< !l\·ered a load or eoal to a !amil)' 7:00 Toda}' WMt: one yea 1.n •dvance at The Daily Sentinel office, $15".60· sla and rt"Ct'i\·e an answl'r' in h's!-> ne-ar Bt~thel ('hureh MGndaY . 8:00 Rom!Jer Room MODtlw, $7 three mOtttbs, $3.90. By motor route where avai1able: tinw th an it tn'kes to t'OI\H'Y II M,u;. Eliz.al>et.h. 13oslon caU€'d ln 10:00 Homt. oae montb: $1. By mail one year $8; ail months, $4.25; three moothJ, letter from Nt•w Y~rk lo Brnok- Mrll. l.ai,U'·II Gibbi !J.'Ueidt.y. 8:25 Sign On $2.50; one month, Sl. l1 :W The Pli.ce l4 Riiht 8:30 Circle 3 Ranch Mr. and Mrs. Tobey Myen, M ~. 11 :30 Trut'" "r Consequenc:H Publishe-d every afternoon e~cept Sundar by The Ohio Valley Sen- ly n. 8~30 Capt Mldnlsht tinel. lnc., •t 110 Uechanlc St., Pomeroy, 0 . Busi.Deu oftlce pbnne •ne. The whole postal system faul - end Mrs. Emf!»! Grfmm and. c~il 12 JO. Tic ·r~ I>QllCh 10:00 Ho~rly DoOr''Y odtloriol offloo pbooo 311'1. up SC<'-ms more than just a touc'l drPn spent Tue9day nenllllg' wjth 12:30 Jt Could Be Yoa. 10:30 Aunt Dru Show a1Uy, especlaU" on an lnt.erna- Mr. and Mr~. Harry Brooks. ' 1:00 Cu:'!'eht 11 :00 Fury f''-...1 titnal basis. The fact ·lhat thl' Mrs. Fannjc Roush. and r.ti!::l ~ :00 Cam•r.o: G9es To ScbnoJ \,1 :30 Capt. Gallant I 0 '"" eut or St'nding letter!! crl'ale d a Bt•ulah Grimm spent Tuesday 2:30 Tenneuee trnie Ford 1'~ : 00 True Stdty er:isi.s at all is the kind or !:!tuff with Mr". Anlie Roush and vs.Ls~ · 8:00 Matinee T-t>.~ato:1' 12:30 ,Deteetive'• Diaf'J 'U~ Q 0f0f$ OUr maUcious friends IOYP-eS· cd her in dressin! dtiekens. t :ll' Queeh F')r A DIJ 1:00 Down On Tb.e l'ara. rt._ f nfv ·~~ peeially at a timE" whe-n we arc Mrs. Ethel Fry, llrs. La.urR 4:t6 M.odtrn Ro~ancel 1:80 Western Theater ~11 Qf 5 0U'"1 OJ • ~urinrt money and considerable Gibbs, Ella and Maude Blessio '. IS:OO Comedy Tlnle 2:30 NBC Baseball 1 'Will they put us in jail," is the $(14 ,000 question being bad will all over the world. . Mrs. Luvena Rainey, Mi's. P.l!t)' &:30 M:v Little Margie 4:80 HoPalont Cassidy parried across legislative tables by Pomeroy and Middleport Postmaster Gen£>ral Arthur F.. Roush and Mrs. W. W. Staats 8:00 Wild Bill Hickok 5:00 "10 l{ing · 1 • th th 1e Swnmerfield pulled a W€'Pkend !tpent W-('dnesday wtth Ml'!l. F1- ,. 8:30 Newa Picture U lh d th 5:30 b.O)' Ro~rt counc men as ey pon er eir owns ree-mon s ex n· s!r<'ke L--au·., c 0 11 grc••. ho<ln 't ·1 1 '3:4~ :,ports Eye · · blo R' (/\"\: -~ ~~ r.-ie Taylor and quilted Ctl a qUI 6:00 News SIODS to continue dumpmg uatreated sewag~e 111 the 0 I· given hirn the monpv to ooPr~~... for Board Aid. At noon a d,el . 8:M Wealherc•st 8:15 Sporll Eye ver. This definite attitude of "so what, if we don't build a san· on and thereb_\' be dt!monstrated dous dinner conslsHn_g: of frkcl 7:00 Death Valle)' Dayl!l 8;30 Rosemary ~toone, · Show itary sewer and disposal plant'' is a difficult thing tG pin down more l't'9pert fo1· our coin tha·· ~ l"hkken, ·meat loaf, p.ieJ, dou ,h 7:30 Xavier Cugat S'tow 1:00 Satqrday Nigbt JambOree in strict logic. do our foreign spenders who nuts cake ke cream and c.t.l:le-r ~ ·4fl NBC New• 7:30 People Are Funny Just about ev~ryone doubts that councilmen will be bookPd 'ulow <1o1u!h {'vr-rvwhl':'l'e~ll billi on thin gs too numerou s to mf'.nti,~ 8:00 Blondlt 8:00 Perry Com., SbolW in Sheriff Robert Hartenbach's steel-gaited borne for refuslng here, a hair bHII~n tht·re.. was ~erved af-ter frar e was offert.•tl I 1:30 Life .>f RileJ' 9:00 Caesar's Hour 1 08 to vote punitive charges against their fe)]ow townsmen. Yet The l_) ~a~ service tmsn h~d ~ hv Mrs. Jo':Llu~l Fry. All joined in 9.:00 The Joseph Cotton Sllow 10:00 George Gobel Show h • h · · · . d real ra LSe SIIH"e 1932. and SltiC" 1 s ing ill'~ Happy Birthday to Mr1'. g.: a~· 1'he Dig Story 10:30 Your Hit Parade t at s w at the law says Wtll be done. Galhpohs oounCJl rare th f'Verythinu has hou nC('r1 aoo !\1av Roush it beinJ! ll('r birt hrla . 10'00 ~avo:code "' S~orta 11 :00 , News and Sportt and bucked for two years, finally kneeling down w-Ith a meek rof~~ w r own the onlv mail ma· Mrs. l uvena Rni.nr\· called .)n 10:4:1 fo·a.mous F1ghts Ill : 10 TV Nitewatch "you win" admission to the State . jor service in thl' w"'rld. 1 gu"'~~ Mr'>. M.ildred Thompson T~H'SII:o • · Meanwhile, what follows will be interesting to all who take that doesn'l felch a prorit. W(· Mrs. Fred Roush and Mrs. serious in any way the probabJe necessity of sometime build- abo own a .~erv_i~·. lhat ~n.'l pend s Cilti!Y. <~ Burl'is were in P:t. Plt·as ing the proposed sewer systems. This materia) was prepared ib major a<"llVItle.!l_ over the uot Wedrwsday ·on bltfli·nP!\s. WCH.S·TV c;HAIOI,EL I 9:30 HJ.abw:ay Patrol under authority of the Ohio Water Pollution Control Boart. weekend 'SaturdiW deUvery or nqt ·tar. and Mr.s. lliiUu Glbb!l. Sau· 8:80 r"'tlf.tP KAI.vot 10:00 The IJne Up While informab.' ve, naturally it suggests no loopholes for h .. ~.~••,•.'rv"'t'.... • ',.",.,".t . lmbean; ~~her dra De~ver Mod Janloe mH.-~<1 e:tB C¥ KDOlJ\.1 ICeiYI 10:30 Pmoe to Person d ti Hk Po Mlddl rt m&~ " ~ Monday foVeDlnl 'With Mr. and 1:00 NQfttlJJ Jl¥.w. 11:00 !few_. ra-s.se commum es e meroyepo . Tbere is no H-.1 ..,.son w~ p Mrs. Dw"'ht Gtbbi. lO:OO 0 ....,. )IIQQra U : O~ ~aanlng: the Weather PubUcatlon of Ohio Water Pollution Control Board mall oper8~lon sh.nuJd .not be a M.n. A:my .l oJton 01 1 husi· \1 :30 St."\kt n Bit-~ 11:10 The r..ate flJ,ow The Ohio Water Pollution Control Board last month gave ,._hour, aeven·d•Y !ac!li\l' the neu vloitor In Pl. l'leiOIInt "' l.I:IMI Valiua! Lady its approval to federal grants to assist 12 villages and 3 eitiN •arne a8 a telephone or subw•v Tbundlii.Y ' 12:1& Love oJ Life in Ohio in the construction of sewage disposal project!. dell. lt Rhould abo be bougb• Mr. and Mrt. Hnward RC~Uth or 12:30 Sear.. , for Tomorrow 9:00 Sill::~ On Final ac'i.lon in aU these grants is up to the United States and paid for on ~he. ume tP.f'111S. Vt'rnon cttlled on fltr. and ·Mn~. li:U Gujd1n1 Lllh& 9:01' Life o"' tbe Farm Pl,lblic Hea.lth Service, but it is expected to foHow .the recOm• Wo'~kehl,vbelubeeo•n, to'n'~~llnl!~b.h~-~Ukll~ Fr~d Rous-h Wectnesda)'. • 1-:00 Katl,.'s l{ltcheq 9:30 Capt91n Ka... ~lttOQ .ro.; ., • · - utn:• ~Mrs. Don o . Aten U~'il forme : 1 ~30 As the World '1\.roa10:30 MJghty Mouse mend~d pnoritJes as certified ~y state water pollution control prices hpve risen on the 1ubway~. Jeuie Roush ·was remo¥ed from 2:~ our Mill Bfoob 11 :00 Lucky 8 Rn4tb age?c1es . . . on telephone -callJ . on publica· ller 'home Mond8 y to Hoher Ho<~· 2:30 BPuaeparty 11 :30 Tales of Tu:u Rancer1he 15"0hlo municipalihes given grant priorities, their po~- rons, on milkshakes: cars, hot p.it.pl 'in the Foe)esong ambul:mcc 3:00 The :BiJ PayoH 12:00 Big Top ulation and the size of grants requested are : dOR'!I clot·hes. houses and ror -111L In a critical ('(W)I.tion . 3:80 Jlpb Crotbr Sllow 1:00 The Lone Ranger Delta (2120) $83,741. East Liverpool (24,217) $242,732. Ga· t know marriage licenses. Mr1 . CRLvin BleMinr and M.rs f :OO Brilbter Day 1:30 Life in U. S. A. hanna 15951 $45,285. Leipsic (1706) •75,000. Maumee (55 481 con thl• a <'. ntrlbutlon !o ln· w. J . RoUin• wore Pl. Pleasant U& Secret lltorm 1:4& Baoeball Preview "' n u If 11 but In terlns vl•itort '1\teaday. •:30 J!:dJ, of Y.7ieht 1:5!5 -Basebb.ll Game of Week $152,100. Painesville (14 ,432) $250,000 . South .Zanesville a :_ ·yo~l w~ut ,emain• the ·Mr. and Mrs. R.Olll VMnebren· 5:00 The Early Show 5:00 Jr. Town Meetin¥ (1477) $41,220. Swanton (1T40) $138,000. Vermilion-on-the.. ~~~ c:~:;~ication. sliW!e tht In· ner .tocak their dll\lflht.er, Donna 8:30 Your.l'..110 J\eporhl' 15:30 TV Classroom Lake (640) $30,000. Waterville (1110) $62,709. Yorkville vontlon ol ·the clort otlck and"'" lo PorkerabUI'i Wecluo<lay :o .IUS Bpol'la ·Porado . 6:00 Air Power (1854) $96,630. Reynoldsburg (724) $59,879. Continental (1028) native runner. 11 should be ,pa!d conoull Dr. Halllooan as .the was 1:111 · Wehatt~bo. ~t~Th ;~ ~:~~"c;.1,''~h':!"!re $96,749. Amherst (3542) $128,353. Montpelier (3867) $186,800. tor !n the coin of Its wol'lh. ourter!n• from • bell!n• ', In h., ,'.'.00, W 1 A u •1 1., l)oUflas Edwarda J • ;,; '7:90 Bu~caceert This leaves less than $15,000 of the $1,6S3,325 which the The ma~~:tzines, for examp "· head. 8:00 Jackie Gleason Sbow .80 Beat the Clock 7 federal government allocated to Ohio for thia fiscal year out that have raised tholr prk>es tUU Clarence Bl~ su~tOO ~ 0 8:00 West Poiat Stoi'J' 9:00 Gale Storm Show of a national fund of S50 000 000 . make as heavy a tote for dte do.c· major surgery Monday at ·st. Jo a:ao Playhuu~e of Stm ~ :30 HeJ Jeannie , ' ' bitten po:-~lman as 20 timer tbel'l' soph'• Ho-Jtal P-arkersburg and · ot G k The Ohto Vt ater PoJlution Control Boarl suppHed grant ap· be In 1,.,,,., 1ass letters. They ..... ' 11:-00 Mr. AdaM• • Eve ' 10: unsmo e ·h uMr.beenand -aul.te m. Glenn Jl,og.g ~s _·_ _::;;::;::;::::=:;~=--=-'~O~:s~o~T~h~e:_Jl.ate Show . 1on f orms on request to some 75 different political sub- Jet num16eond·das.s r p IICat ·privileges. "Mrs. divisiol;)s. Appli cations subsequently were received from 20 The unrttuck throwawav clr· b.tve been -t'he 1llleats of Dr. and cities, &8 villages and one county sewer district. Total vall.ael cular& come at you at tblrd-c)a!lll M'rs. D. v. Smitb bavlng been of the proposed sewerage construction projects in these apph· ri'tes. The bepin~ mall, ru~~::. here froin Akron by the WM'I'PM'Y C... !\NNIL 1J Hl:OO R&y Anthony Show cations WQS $97 1000 ,800. 'kllr -mall, the mAll-order 14 ot Mn Obn A.ten. 11:t4 fUI:n On 10:30 I Spy In determining priorities the Water Pollution Control rhot throup the circuit M reduc· Mrs. Clara Capehart aecorn·PBI.l· 11 :00 News of the NiiJbt B ' · p(l nte• arul really jet the aam4 led~sL.ter Mrs, Calvin 1U~t£· 11:61 Cartoon Club r oard has to be sure first__t hat apphcants actuaU~ at! r~f«lY "boNtal com~fderatjpn u tn ur.mt 1\\lil: tilmton 1'hl.I'PI(tal: tO visit 18:10 Noop New• 11 :15 Theatre .lS beJin oonstructionBthe c rent fiscal yearlepdi_JJg ·J'Qne fLtl!·rate nr•h! frowt...L lawy~'ltY · tho.-, • el"s son , ..J.,e~ ·who ~ l~'l~ ~~~;:,~ra J , 111571. This mea~ . llcants must ltave plt!ns eol!f· in< your rich oOntiiiiB'1J\III"k~d b~ . i•ed !hero. ' 12:89 SliD On Eirret.t Blessirwg ClevelanJ. 1:00 Feminine TOUfb. p te, have sites cleare . and have their owp sha·re of ftnanc- orr and left all lhc loot to you. 1:41! Movie Matinee 1:00 Movie Matinee . The emergency measure that i'1pent the weekend with his broth lnif arranged . S:OO Arternoon Film P'ei!!ltlval ':30 Bible Time TQen the Board is required to determine priorities on the Con_gress passf'd to h_aul _the Post er Sherman at Board. 4:30 Super Serial Time 5:00 Two un Pla.vhouae basis of ''rinanotal as W<'lt as pollution contra) needs." Finan· Office ofr the book 1s ~dlv as . a Mrs. Ethel Fry soen.t Fridav 6:00 Satur i ) d · d l · d b h 0 · W p I C l cure and litHe better than useleJs with 'her brother D<~llas Yea-get· li:OO MickP.'" Mouse Club c a nee IS e ermme y t e h10 ater ollut on ontro 88 a remedv. All the fuss over t~nd wife or M.a·son. 8:00 Car~n~m Cluh 6: Ill> Satur 6:30 Let's Ta on two factors : (1) Per capHa cost of ~h~ n~eded sewera·g e prO· •omethln~t that never $hould havc Mr. and Mr1 . Lawren-ce Winf· 6:30 Five Star Fina\ 7:00 Eddy old Time ject; (2) Per capita income o£ the mumcJpaltty. . occurred i!it useless. brenner and Charlet -of Co-lumbus '1:15 John lJaly & the Nen 7:80 Fa 111 Film FeeUvaJ Grants may be made for up to 30 per cent of the cost of a our ~llvernment will send u were wP.ekend vuests of Mr. and 7:80 Rin Tin Tin 9:00 La ence Welt project, but may not exceed $250,000. The project may ln-! off to die In · wa_r~ and illake u 1 Mr~. Ros!l Wineb1•enncr aad 8:00 Jim Bowle 8:30 'fhe CiRco K1d 10:00 Oiart J~,~;bilee elude sewage treatment plant, interceptor sewers and pump· pay tor the ~rl~nlt"lite. bl:'t, f~~· Donna . 9:00 I Led 'j'hre~ Llvet 11:00 20tb Century Theater ing stations but may not 'nclude trunk and lateral sewers lo somf! re~son hlkinl!l the prtc Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ho,rfman 9:SO Public 'Defender -,--..,-\2=:30 Sign OU . ', 11 Hlump t.s poJI.tlcully untouchabl ~> ond Don A-ten snen.t saturday l 1 'h ralcu ~t ng t c amount of federal ald lor which a commumty IL<~ worst end·result would be lt~!i.s eVtmintt with the ·llftter's wife tn -Ki>ng of Pt. Pleas!mt were Sunday wcr·e Sunday guest& or Mr. anJ is eligtble. abu!:le of the .!lemi-rrankinl( pl'ivl- Holz1'r Hosplt·al. a:uet'lls of Mr. and Mrs. lws Kin&. Hr.s . De-nnis Roush. The grants are authorlzed under the new Federa·l W~tcr leges enjoyed by the .!leconll Lawrence woire, Paul Ran · Anita, Ncl90n. and Robert Sam Boston ~ent the weekenc\ Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1956, Identified as' Pub· thlt·d ciiL'!s users and a grea'. rlulph anti fnmily Mr. ;~nd M'n. Bro.wn called on Mrs. Luvena with relative~ and friends in Ill· llc Law 680 . Under this law .Congr~ss is authorized to appl"''). ma~y lth Chrlitmas c~rdN and Roa('h of 1JDinn wero q;ue!lll~ of Raine-y sunday a'ternoon . inoiA. prlate $50,000 ,000 a year for 10 years for construction grants. alm1lor notlcea , you don t need~ . Lnwrroncc Richard Wolfe anti fa ·,. Mr. -and Mrs. Archie Ch-AptlHin Mi-ss Connie Warf of New H ,. Ohio municipalities not receiving priorities for grants Uri· ~here Is on~y one sure cn e. ilv or Dovtes r.r-ove Smulav. ot Atwater. 0., spent the week ven -wu the iUest or M.iss Glorb d this • l id Ra1se the pr~ee or postage to ' Mr. and Mrs. Whitmer tr~d end wit-h loJrs. Garnert.t Chapman. Crump over the weekend. er year s allocat on ma·y be cons ered for grants under where it will pay hs own way an , (rE~-ndson Garrv ·Newmow or AsllThe Elmer Newberry famlly Mr. oand MNl . Cecil BlessiJ:tg fu~ure anocatlons, if Congress continues to make the appro· retrrange t•he eQUitY of what :s land, 0. }1-a.ve ·been U1fl li!Ue&b or pr1aUons as authorized . nrat second and third ~:lass in Mr. and Mrs. Harry ·rhorTlJ)80n or A large number of municipalities not receiving 1rants, .par· teN~R of what you have to pay the 0 Rlf Grewe the .pa.ttt rew davs, ticularlv larger cities, are proceeding with their projects with- poal·man ~nd the .!lOtter. Thl! w~y 'M". and Mn. .Elmo wa~ton an1l out waltlng further for the posslbtlity of 1rants, IInce rlslng you cllmmate nonsflnllle. An ot •.1: ttalt.!thtflr or Ounbar sucnt S.tu.rcosts might easily wipe out the value of such grants. In the er approsch it flrlctly thlrd·ela ~' 011 v n.i.lilht with Mr. and Mrs. Ives r i' lti 'Hi I ldiOt"V with .the nap \ln!ltuck. KiO!I. cases o c t es with mu -rn a on dollar projecta, the mu mum ~Copyright~ 19 s1 . Uy Unltr ~ Mrs. Dor.- Hud~on or Mouaa, grant of $250,000 actually would be a very lflllll peteentlje feature Syndltate, Inc.) . Mr. -alld Mrs. WiLliam At:kln•nn the total cost, Jt was Poin\ed out. ll nd children of Hun.Unw;ton. ?.{n The Ohio Water Pollution Control BOat'd hao adopted a re· CH!LDRIN TO HOSPITAL Vi'11inla S.a vre o! 'Ma••• M,... d solution advising municipalities that "anticipation Qf, or 'hope Nlilncy Ann, four, and Kathy Mrs. Jimmie Sa,·re of N•"v Hawo-11 for, a federal Rrant cannot be considered by llleU 18 jultiOCa· JKanoh, Re~~~~· Tdhaughters of Mt'k11 • were 8'"8ilt of Mr. and Mrs. tJo tO th d i f l d i J 1 ' d{ ) It ryn l.AJ 5 ompson, were a . Rmu:;h Sunda.v:. n r, e e ay o any requ re mun c pa sewage sposa en to Unlvenltv lloapCtal todt~Y In Mr. and Mrs. Georg" so,_tpn proj~t. the RawUn11..CoatR ambulance. and *'n or .A.kr6R ~ent :' tft.t Approximately $200.000,000 AVOrtb of municipal sewera~e They ""'" aeeompan!ed by Mra. weotend .1 ,t their """ on Rt. 1. projecto have been built l!Y Ohio cities and villages in the last Thompson •nd hor mollwr. Mrs Mr. and MrL R>vna .t four years. Communities which went ahead with th~lr proj~ts A. V. Smith. Nanoy Ann h01 been llendenon ·Mr. and Mrs. euly In the preoent antl·pallutlon campal•n prob11bly have • P111 '"' at Moli• Genera!K:\~~ . I;F";,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==;;;;;;;=o;;;-,~ pltal for tbe paat week and saved money even t h OUih they had no outalde financial ltelp, Jane 1, o!ao under obaervatlon due to the laet that lor oeveral years construt~lon costs have wl!l he treated by , ehUd ope•,!al· boen r!Jing at a rate of abQut live cent a year. tr!ln cotumh ... Mrs . REPORT DBVOTED TO INTERESTS QF MEIGS·MASO!ll AREA Cl%-,!fin WSAZ-TV Chan,el3 Friday Saturday- Channel3 .eo: W•// We Wake Up Some Dawn T 1n 0 COUnCI"I men ncJ M "IIH enU(.K;' 1.--h' C J WCHS- 1 '1110¥AB • rv· Channe; 8 10 Saturday- ChannelS WHTN-T·v Channe113 ~ 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 ., APtll 26, ca lled on Mr. .and Mra. R()Sj Wln4' brenner Friday evenint. Mrs. Garnett Ctl.apman has been quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W6igan I 1\lld Brenda Of Huntington vislteo over the weekend 'wilh rebt.i ',le.; here . Calling on Mr. and , Mrs. Ct!> ·ii Blessing and F.lla Sunduy evl'ninK were Mr. -and Mrs. Ar~\hie Cha ;: man and baby, Mr. and 'Mrs. Lem• .ud Roush , Sandra and Milton 'flay, Mrs. Mary Bonecu'tt er an I Connie, Linda, Charles anld B-illie Chapman oand MrR. Ethel Jl'.ry. Mr:s. LuvE'na Rainey .caiiEf O'l Mrs. Don ThompsOll S1,1nday. Mr. and Mrs. •Dwight Gil)bs,\ M r. and Mr.s. Tobey Myers a.blended a birthl)ay dinner at the ·borne \ Jf Mrs. 'Mai Kay junday. ·Ernie Ricbr-il e.nd Twila an• 1 Dwlftbt Gibbs were In NeW H_. ven Saturday. Virgil Burris Jr., a student • Ml\l'ga,ntown tpml: ~ater with bh parents, Mr . and Ml'IJ. V:iraril Bu ~ ris Sr. Mr. and M~s . WiJllam Atk.in_q and famil.Y ol Hu~;ttington spe 1t Attendance at SundaJ 19~7 C&llert at the bome of Mr. and Time Hatlo Meigs County News 11:50 a.m. Daily 'OOUBtE ·sAfETY! Kn. Glenn Fault and dauabt.er, lin. Charlea P'aault nd children Ud Mn. Edna Faulk. &berman Roberti called on bit brother Mr. and Mt. Ruaaell Rob- Day Book , I The En terprise 4-H Clttb 11 to meet at the hOrne of advi4« Jlfrt. Opal Davis at t:30 P· m . Saturday.• acr·ordiny: 10 announcement ma~ erti. Shirley Eblin spent Sunday with Doris Jean Eblin . Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence EbUn and daughter, Dulene, called nn Jlr, and Mrs. Robert F.llut, Tue1 d1y evenina;. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faulk gave a birthday supper Jn honor of her father, Mr. ChlJ'Ies Ebl~n Jr., on ' Wedneedly evenins. -The Revival elosed at the Hi· land Chureh Sunday evenln&. today. - - ---::cc:-:NEW ARR!V~ ·' Mr. and Mrs. Horace Abtlqtt are announcing the birth of •" 8' lb. 6 oz. daughter, Vicky Lynn, Tb\U'Io day morning April 25 at th,e. Jf91j; General Hospit-al. Gran.d».-ePtt are Mr. and Mrs. Arlee A)bOtt,. Rock Springs and Mr. aqd Mn. , \tl11iam Montgomery, Mldd~ The Abbotts have two SODS, DIDDJ'• 5, and Roger, 3. ' POULTRYMEN APPLE GROVE Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush and Vr. 'and Mn. Jolin Wolfe attended tht' funeral Ol Mrt. VlrJinia Kane at Beaver Falls. Pa., Monday. ' FREE To Produce . DEtf\ONSTRA.TIOH Mr. and Mn. ~uire Tnylo~ nnd cWldren or ·Mtddleport, Mr. and Mrs. ArC'bie Chapman and daughter were callers in the home of Mr . .and Mrs. Fred Roush su-nday arte.rnoon. Mr. and Mrs. Vir ~ H Burris •bad ¥ tlw4t' aueN, &Qdu lin- Yuun -: 111fL ..,.,.. _ . . . , lad Nor· mu W' GanP\iJ hfty, tlr. and Mr.t ltaY JOlles aU GaRy, Mr. Jnd lrtrs. Hamilton and now=ltls of Pt. Pktaaant. ' On • \ ' Hit peak earlier, . 1 hold longer with i Mr. ~:nd Mr~ Ch&r'les Edwarcl r, and family or Middleport ~e '1t Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Wayne Hart . Maudt alaMlRI Nichols *1 IU~GIRV -- LOGAN, Utah...:...Utah: State .Um versity forestry stu.deuts quickly applied tree surgery tecbnilques when someone-pouibl rival en~ineering claasmen-e-rept up on a 14 foot hi&)~, hand-carved st.1· tue of Paul Bunyan and chopped orr his •bead. . Morris ·Equipment Health malces , ' the difference 1\ . , . Try them, and n•l Fleming Hatcheries j and Supply MENT·AL FIRSTS FRANKFORT Ky . - Kentuck~· and Virginia were the first states to . Provide institution~:. l care for the mentall.y ill. Ken· tucky began operating its firs ~ stale mental hospitals in 1824, and now has fout su-ch instit' l· lions. plu .~ nine mental beallb l'linics. · _ COLUMBU~. 0.-Home gard- · ~ pcrator, Gold Spike.' ener~ have cho1ee of hundreds of Corn-sweet, early- North different vegetable vJricties [or Star Marcross Carmelcross Gold ' planting in Ohio, ~ys )i:. C. Witt· Rush Golden '.Beauty. meye.", Ohio State University ex· Corn-sweet ·mido;eason-Gol tension horticulturist Many of den Cross 'Bantam Frost Gold these are strains of varieties that T d f r ' ' ~ve bee": a~a.ilable for a long ~o:~~:.::e~ late-Joana, Aris time but md1v1dual seed com pan !d B t T· d t v· . d th . . I I togo an am, en ermos , ~ctes have rna e eir specLa se ec- tnry Golden Aristogold Bantam • h' f lions. Past experience Is import· 1 E . , . . vergreen, 1oc te · 1 tant tn s elect~ng varletle~, WlL_t· Cucumber-early-Early ~or.. meyer eX!;JlaLns, es Pee tal1~ tf tune, . Burpee Hybrid, Stratght Phone 3202 gardene_rs. bas been Lr~tng dlffe.J'· j Eight, Marketer. . Pearl St. Xacin< ent vanetle.!l and _hybl'l(ls for scv- , Cucum~ r-Na.ttonat Pickling, ·~;;;;;;:;;:::;:;;;;;;:;;;:;:;;;:;-;;;;:::~~ cr~l years. E~v1ro_nrnen tal and · Ohio MR 17, Packer. ·t..----- ·- ·--- so-11 conditions m different a~ea.s )#ttuce-leaf - Salad Bowl, affect lhe. way a :certam vanety Grand Rapids, Blaek·seeded Simp performs 1n different parts or son, Slobolt, Bibb. 3tate. Lettuce- head -Great Lak~s. . The gard~ner also should con· Pcnnlake, Cornell ~6, Prem1e ~ s1dcr the mtended use when Great Lakes, Progress. . tho:.~sing varietie s. Some varicl.ics Mus~melon (ca~taloupe)""""'Tlp are m?re suitable fr•r. frecz~n s- ~op, ~luo Sugar, Pr1de of, Wls-con ace:ordmg to the hortlcultu~t st. sm, Honey Rock, Schoon s HardOh10 _county ~genls have hsh _ .!!hell , troqtfels. . . ('Ontalnin ~. n~mcs of many ~~-1 · Orribn--ttel&-Ebene&et, Whtt~ table varwt1es fo r the home Portugal. WHY NOT GET glJrden. . -Radish- Early · Scarlet Globe , Followmg are example s of White Icicle, Cberr"y Belle, Cav.a· THEM OFF TO A !lOme varieties that have done Her. well in Ohio and are suggested Rhubarb-Mc-Donald, Victoria, for ph·..,. tint. There 1are many Canada Red, other sood varieties. Pepper.....:..green- World Beater, A&puagus-Mary Washington. California . Wonder, Yolo Wonder, Beans-bw.h, gr(!cn-String Burlington. less Black Valentine, Stringless Squa.sh-.sum.mer-WhHe Bush WITII Green Pod, Tendergreen, · Co11- S~:allop, Summer Straightncck, tel\cter, To-p Crop. Zucchini. Squash- fall ~ Table Queen, BeaD&-bush, Lima-.Fordhook. Da:by Fordhook, Early Market, Buttel-cup, Butternut. . . Green-seeded Fordh.ook 242, Squash _ winter _ Dclk10us, Thorogrecn (Cangrcen, Allgrcen), Golden Hubbard Green Hubbard, Trlump,b. Blue Hubbard . ' C~neae Cab~ge-ChihUi, Mi· Tomato-e 11 riy- Ptilchard, Val· ' chi h. · iant. stokesdale, Queens, Early Cabbage--early- Resistant Go!· Red: den Aere, .Marlon Market, Bad- · Tomata-late _ Rulgers, M'ara:er Market. globe,- t.ongred. Cabbage-latc-Wi&<"onsin All Season Wisconein Hollander 8. MIKllm~tb Red Rock, Penn Stat~ i We Do Cualom Griii4Jng &llhead. Mlcldleporl N. h4 Ave. Carrots-Nantes qouchon), Dan. c. 1!. BLAKESLII ,.. Have You Ordered Your LITTLE CHICKS NelsonvUie, Ohio YET? GOOD START Master Mix CHICK STARTER · Crumbles TOWN & COUNTIIY tA Farm News •• Mlddfeport FMCI MID I LOOK FOR THE IIG TENT ' ' I:=;~~:::::::::~:;::;;;;;:;;:;;~';'~"~Ho~lf;;;Lo~n~t~, ;;;·~Ch~a~·n~te~n~a;y.,Im· ~ .. ' 2 TO 9 P.M.'., Menday, May 6 ' .. •. . .,'t Pomeroy, Olllo ., '' 'lllre<lly Ill front ol o~r pretient building .. ' . ..IJIO- lolnlhi'IOOII- Iftwli1'"- Doi!IOitolra• t!Ono - Mowor lkli~l Contool tWin Clock ladlol Sl'•clill fWICet Otfl D4Y ONLY I .• •: Run Flour Mill ., ~l" ' .,; ' $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE Oo Tbe Brlgbtm Coraer In lllddleport .... $1US. , .0111 olor 10lr, $Sf.95 lvfv•n.. 7S..w.tt .. . , .... a. .. ·• •r ""'' lie • llnkeii-.,.II.Cittd ....... lit;. $Mt.tll. 1 • .., oily. Sl9t.OO " BIG Difference . S~E THE NEW HOLI.,AND I We're equipped 19 accw:ately makeCheck•1 it-Mix feeds on formulas·approved by Pur~·­ ina Research. These •:recipes" are based on. Purina's many years of mixing lOcal grain. \with Purina Concenuates. With the Check•l ' 'R·Mix line, we'D help you work out 1 feed., ing program that caDs for a mighty small' tush outlay. You'll be surprised when you· :find out how far Check·R·Mix can suetch· ' feed dollars. - TOMATO TWINE BPS PAINT 40% of! ASBESTOLINE ROOF PAINT-$8.00 per 5 gal. LIVINGSTON GRASS SEED McCULLOUGH BULK GARDEN SEEDS . POULTRY EQUIPMI!N'f PURINA SANITATION PRODUCTS DeKALB SEED CORN HayUner , • ···· J • t •• . 72c: · an avetuge nta9 p,li~ . lwfih AP·51 Olid wlloil.,oah. l'ef'4 M~VJCO ~OWING · ~ . ·•• , ; 1M ICOHOMr:.,ACKAGI, I . ., •' .. ·_·;, . ' . . ,, ~''"i , '-.. ' ' . · P.ROVICQ"MILLING & FEED CO. . lt. 124. Mlnon>lll<i, 0. "''. .... ' ~· . ' ' ·' ,,.- .,_. . '· :1 ·1 ~: The Baler ' With A Future Insteail 7 .. u:s~>< a .t~;ter:; Fulton Thompson TRACTOR SALES • ·J'bone 419 ,. Pomerliy • OHIO ·vALLEY FEED CO. GIQ~U -fOci . ,. J,· ,Jillln Ill· Check·R-Mix can be made and sold· locall~ for such a good price. We're able to do ic !Only because we mU: local grain with Purilu• ~oncenuates right here at our own miD. , lOll lUST •• I·!L ... . . SIM ..... U, Olllr. $1.19 Meigs · Yes,ltis good iiri'IWhen a quditj feed lik._ • Look for · Check-R-Mi£ Feed In those· ' ,b right new bags like the one shown here. , IYou'll find Check·R·Mix.at !he _St.QI~~itb lbe Checkerboard sign!, 1 THERE .IS A l!llkell"-- oilllof ,.,.....-- two materials.) suggestion on corn Js Another preaented by George Gist, Ohio State University extension agronomlst wbo poiatl O¥-t that 1 mixture ~~corn bybridt whicb _mature ' • • I•'I'IWM btl .... Ou.,._... SwlM ..... w-.!_t~ . County AorlcultYnl Aoont ... 3.00 pounds of a 4·16-16 fertilizer or tt,R equivalent per acre plua 90 pourlds or nitrogen plowed down .or ilaed as a aide dressing sbould give Meigs County farmers a good yield of corn in 1957. This recommendation is consid· erably hia;her than was used by farmers as recently as ten years ago. , Where iertilizer is put in the row for .ocorn can mAke the differ. ence between a full 1t.and, half stand, or no stand at ·au, says E. that did a sood job with fertiliZers and - planUna; speeda 10 years &iO no longer will do the work wit.h high otrertsth !erti!izera and h)lh planting speeda. Four pictures wlJI g_ive an ,i~ea of· problema In ferti· hzer applications. . Picture 1 showt tbe placement of fertilizer with a "split ~t'' type iiiPPl~ca_tor common on corn plant· ers. The fertilizer is a_b~ve the corn and to the side but tt 1S hl.rdly effective in promotin& the e~rly growth of the corn. Root.s ll'OW down not up ' · In picture 7 fast plantineapeeds often put the fertilir.er with tbe seed, and the seed "~ill not germin· ate. At worst there will be oo stand 'of corn, at best only a partial stand. Y!elds often are cut .JY one-third or more because fertiU. :zer came Jn contact with the seed. The normal loss, froin all cause& is 15 to 20 pereent. In picture 3 the ferUiir.er ls directlY below the seed, put there with a new type applicator. Tbe first roOt of the corn grows through the fertilizer, but wbeD the whole root system is in the fertilizer, gr':lwlh Is slowed, the corn delayed and the yield may be · reduced, Picture 4 shows the best place ment of fertilizer for corn wben it ·is put in the row at planting thile-about 2 inches to the side and 2 Inches below the level or the seed. Here the fertiH:z:er is il'l the path of part of the corn roots. The corn gets the nutrients it needs and water, too. Most new planters have the one side placement features. Planter attachments also are on the market t~at wiU place the tertllir.er to the 11de and below the aeed. Increased yields ean pay for the attachments the first year. Corn planters should be check· ed In the field to be swe the proper fe_rUiher placement is obtained. Wtth proper placement,_a total of 60 pounds per acre of ~lrogen and/ol'--·potash may be applied at plantlng time, <300 pounds of a 4-HI·_16 ferUilzer contains 12 lba of mtrosen and 48 pounds of potash, a total of 60 poundf of the ··~ , -1. ..... II ... .i FOR 1 the H . . . . . . . . ,,. . .H iG ~~~~ profttt.. Pit• nfalr:• Mtttr ttllln• at loww COli ,... ....,.c1 of taln-Mcau.. W 1oM glvn thltfft a fl~r n.trieftt tt.lo oRCe •M ~alneral fertU\cclt4ofl. Por llatt.r ~rk '""'· 1M ,' Hew Furniture M·any Kinds Of Vegetables Good ~n~f.'nd, ~~:n~~\~unl;,;~~rn::; ' ~ ils ct• . J OhiO So Growers n ' I male ., Gyramore Rotary Cutter ,.... ,.....,........... JI,...,,Oft ...,.... '" ,,.,. - - ,- Rooms ., ..... ,. and youth oraan.iutloos ta tb.ll clmp•leo to promote rllf'&l b(lllw•y safety throua:hout tbe state:. .T' his past week's Daily Sentinel Mystery Farm No. 17 really proved to be a fooier for most , of our readers with only a few being abl~ to venture guesses as lo the name of the farm. It h .. been identified as the D•na Haning farm located near Bedford on the Gold Ridge-rd. , Tho~ who identified the farm this week were: Guy Lee, Rt. 1, Pomeroy; Evelyn Thoma, Rt. 1, POmeroy; Earl Thoma , Pomeroy i and Janeth Beal, Harrisonvdle. · . Dfleft let ,.,.~rM. ancl 1tv.... ~ 1M1f ~ ~nl tt your ,.... ,......_ Now-now, .,._,.. jll1oli twl .. lhi•YM. w .... - .. H<l..t al....,.luo •• ..l"""'lil - - Ri•fRo•• · ,., ,.,.,. $WIIIt .,..] IE Refledors Are Valuable ~ xtra Insuranee On F'anmn·g Vehicles Gitt uplaint it thU waJ : :A 1 incorn hybrid atage ......twthroup th• eruUlns hen about kernel• oo the ean are in a or t daya. By plantCOLUVBUS, o . ~P'trm era drrv ing tractors or towed equ~pme I hybrids of different in, or tow'inJ tqul.pment on t~e aceordutg lQ the Nat!onal Saf~ . d•te• 1 turner can ea:· hlabway after dark Jhould be CounetJ. In the.e accidentt, the tend the ldeal emlline Ume to 10 ture It lt adequately lla:hted Jt unprotected driver or tbe tractur 12 dtyt. the rear, advltet W. E. Shaclley, ahnoat invariably i• serioutly inThe arronomlft 1\iilf.etit a Ned Ohio State ,Univenity extension ju.rt>d or killed. The automo-bile mixture of equal quaatltiet of corn 111fety tpeclalt.l or truck driver doe~ not often maturln,; at 90 to D5 dayt, 100 to Stutkey ura:e• fumerJ to eqwtt e~eape injury either. Reflective 105 ~ays and 11~ to 113 day a. Corn tbeir farm JNchioet with renee- materials on the rear of lh t• hybrldJ for 11lage, Gi.tt Nfl, live ta,pfi In addition to the re· equipment can prevent many of thould be Judeed on the number JUiar UahtJne .pravidtod by eqwp- these- tragedie~. of poundt oT'Teed they produce ment manulacturerJ. Tbe refl~The farm dlvition of the N.J.·· per acre, not on the number of Uve tape ~ not .a tublltitut.e for tional Safety Council it promotions of tllase. a nd light, Stuckey pointt ou' . ing a reflective liihlina; prouun When harveated at the proper State law requiret equipment t, aimed at equippins with refie<> 1taa:e ?f arow~h, Giat esplalnt, bav 1 red UPt on the rear that tive mat.erial.l unlighted equipcorn a1laa:e Will keep well with- •n ebe tee 300 feet. ment on tarms. The ''Lite-Fanr.· out tb~ addition of prelef'V.ative... c: Manp ~ and 101Detimc1 Equipment" tafety .project is fatal ac-cident. ouur wben 1aat- spontored by .Jtate farm safety movina: trucks or automobiles eommlttee1 wilb the co-operation NIARLV A CINTU!IV crub into the rear at tlow-mov- ot 4-H Clul», Future Farmef'8; ·I BUXTON, Ma.-'Jbe prelident c-:-:--------::---::-:-1 Amerk!a chapten and other rut of the Saeo River Te)eiJ'apb and biitbday. HiJ eompany, founded y~tb oreaniutiont. Telephone Co., Samuel B. Shi!p- in 1889 ·MI'Ytl about 1000 tubStuckey ura:e• fannrn to co. ard, wlU be 100 years old next scr~J in tbla area. operate wi.tb u.fety commltteei Mt• Shirley Robel'l!l' and ·Mr. ancl • • • - - - • MilO, JIM Mft - on 990 spot On Your Rodio Dial ...,.., ot dilferoot dote II likely to pro~~:1 ol!aae thm • alnJle <~on. or .....,.......... . • · Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., AprU 28, 105f...l lin. Robert Faulk •ere Mr. and Saturday- Channel13 WJEH '- Mystery Farm No.l7 Proves To Be APuzzler , School . wu 17, collection fl0 .02. Daily SeotiDel" CLU& TO MilT P'ORJ[ • Meigs "quipment Co. · bieorporated •Btlllernutantlo'2nd St. Pomeroy 1 I'IIONE 3751 RACINE, �. . . .•·•.~ i!"'- •. ' -~ ... ... • f. ANSWEit: If callod by the ...,..,.,.. """' wf'ft• the IHitter. e Le v - u T •• .., • ., SPORTS f MAKE Coach Nolan Sw~~ekhamer's 11'\U\1 la tbt HC....t ~ - ' Middleport Yellow Jac.kets co.t· •at . ~~bead. tu llQ in tb tldrd. tinue-d their unbeaten strlne of '1'Mf piW 0t1 Uftl ..,.. lb _tb· baseball vletorles Thursday af· 1 - aiOI foUr fe JoiJ1c la II» ternoon at Point Pleasant as well tevtlldl. · as their heavy slu~giog w&YI, takBJ.tttaa ltan ,... . _ , 1ritl ing 11 14·7 lop sidl•d win be'hind ttPO ...,rMn, tsu.wte.• ..._.. lll.li By Chel Tannehill lf hits. tw~ ~~~ '!'!.~' ~ aillCI~l' Dave Kindy .went all the w,nY anv: ,,...._'I ... ~e twa D Baseball Quizz: What . happens when a batter bats out ror Middleport fanning ~ Issuing ..... • turn? (See answer elsewhere on this page.J Correction · ~ walks and hi1ting two Big ~- hit~n wen Jleal:l,.... .~ll Thursdy's Quiz Answer: The ball has to hit a base runner, not Black batten. He allowed 7 hits. aM Wbitlateh H£h with ~ an umpire, for one team to get 6 hits and no runs in one Herrii', Swaan, Wamsley and Lc· Kennedy with • ·h omer, aft4 Ell ning, without scoring. w~ could fan onJy five Jac-kets. craob -.o ~ two 1inl)a. Ema, while walking 4 and hitting I lkllo Y~ W.,lu<l went bill.... bailee. Tile Jlieteta~ ant at C•ll· DESK .... • In (]sed Cars Phil Collins will take his Pomeroy sluggers to Point Pleas· I Point jumped ant Sunday for a practice game with Hindu Henderson 's OVA entry. Little is known yet about Hindu 's prospects for the coming summer although be has admitted he intends to ur•ve (II and See fur VOttr-1111 more than just a few of Jack Rogers' Big Black stars. what's different. This figures to be on the credit side. The object of the Ohio Valley Associa·tion is not to provide an afternoon's you. noticed different at our 1956 FORD VS 1956 FORD VS ia CLO Jlcbt .._ttiJac JYenpt tbrq)' fit. PIHIM& ...._ ~'Ill to elllrial ~<.oriftc 11<1 kl lllliCill ~ M.ow Mb)' HelleG ~ .Jlq li: an ~lsaa UJ t *" D&l'i.s twa .51.» · JUb in 11 YOUR 111111 Dms 1 ·I• n:. wttlrl .r . avtrues w ..,n... tor . . 1.- .m , Wlail· 1 :- •~ .. 1 11 ,en _. .M'.e--·r:· 1 rur 3 a aaa .m. lfl.n4b: is b.tt~& .,_ even • · Shoppin Headquarters rc FOR Women jl'.ll Croob lu 4 f .. It aDd ~ieltOIIJI!I<!IF 4 ,.,. 10 ..,d . the mdden """'~ .. w~ llllll Lichtfoot U.. Abst in 8 playalfl of ~ d.iltrict chedule. h•vn•t ~ ICOil... trlft. at UtWfoot ontt d a R N I .pln<h,;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,.;;;;;; lead or in the fir.at innh1e on rour hits climaxed by a double by Lewis. Thereafter Hindy $P.'· tied down and allo.werl but one more run urrtil the IPJI't framl!. With the score 14·4 then thre~ more Blacks ocored In an abo'· slightly by older heads still in their prime, and sound baseball experience. wp1 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM MnRopouTAN AUTO SALES next week. OVA VIce Presldlllt Don Wolfe has playing dates worked out for a six and seven t1am loop. When Marchi giVes us the answer Wolfe will releue t)le proper scbe4~le. yielded three hit• over the last Lopez Has Chisox Off Rrinnin~Q er ln. AL Ra.ee For 1957 Pennant tO:~~· P•'·li ' Open AI In ly Ml~TON aiCNMOND Unltwcl Prau S(IIIOrta 'Nrltar Soulheaslom Oldo'l LargOII MARINE DEALERS "Our business lJ not a sldellne" Featuring a complete Une Of *SCOTT·ATWATER MOTORS With Bail·a·matic - 36 to 40 HP *SHELL LAKE FIBERGLAS BOATS t • t contributor in Thursday's tri'ulmp·over the Tigera with a doubles and a sinale. ' Jack Harshman was Metropolitan Marine hi! •econd victory altbou1h an<.!lent Dixie Howell took over for him in the seventh. Steve Gro-mek was the loser. SALES ond SERVICE The IndlaM. who started poorly Aeross from the Ashlond Slatton . POMEROY this year, defeated the Athletics, 5..S, even thoueh they were held to elx hit11. They brolte 1 1·1 tle OHIO .·~·=··====::=::::;::;:­ 1 •a~i;;t;.""!:ith'~!~~ :-:;:~. ~~ '•'~UONDI'ive·ln \lA . beatlnta;::::·o.::·Dflfaftla . lftOnd all the tl.mt," aad natl pitcher to a:o the dlst&JlCe year. .Jullglllg from their ja<l-rabblt (II· fbi• The Redlegs made only sfx hits Cld<QO White !IN .,.. OD pi'Ovin&: Ole CaN 1 but capitalized on four Cub er· ror., two ot them bJ shortftop propbel Ernie Banta. Errors by Banks Oft to hia ~st rtart in bls: Iaiit and B~ond baseman CUif Wise flu years '' a man~~ger, Lopez gave the Redlep their fin&. run b• the White Sol. in fint 'lace In the Openinl' lnDina. aniJ ·they with five vletorleJ in llx ramea. "I 1aid [ felt we could win thll added three more in the aetond year before the aeason btpn aod: ofl rookle Dlek Drott witb the It still aoes," the Wblte Sox de· help of a single by Georae crowe and double:f by Ed Bailey and c:bewlnt tobacco and a fancy batting average. Fox was a *SCOTT-ATWATER PARTS & SERVICE *ALL BOATING ACCESSORIES • ter rellevitta: _•tarter Clint Courtney hit aWUiard two-runNbton. hom· ;;;;:;;;;;;=;;;;;;=======•11 Don Hoak. Racine Clubs Rutland 18-3 , flfake Title Coach J.arry M'Orri.IIQn'a Racine Tornadoe ~ clinched the coun .v championship Thur.'tdoy aftef. noon defeatlna Rutland in a wild melee ot hits and .w al·k •, 18·3. to win 1 he Ti&ht to meet the Vlntoa county ehampe aeJIIit Tuesday here. Larry Dugan , Rutland. couLdn't ~ct the ball over the plate, Wlllk· mg, · with Jo~ help from Smith Who came on in the ett'h, a total or 14 Tornadoes. The ,game was never In doubt 11 Doug Graham throttled the lnexperiercd nut· land club with three hft but two ot those bunched in the firth 1955 CHRYSLER • • ...... $2195 Beautiful two tone green finish, gleaming white wall tires, power steering, power brakes. Big roomy 4 door Sedan. ...,. 'tM'I!illl 1956 CHEVROL~T • •· • • • $2095 BelAir Hot·d Top 2 door, chartreuse a·nd black finish, harmonlting Interior. Just Jlke the day it wos new. 1954 OLDSMOBILE • • • • • $1695 Super B8 4 door. Famouo Rocket engine power with 'whirl-a-way Hydramatte drive. It and you'll want it immediately. see 1954 BUICK • • • • • • . . • $1495 Special 2 door, flashy red and white finish. Spotless Interior. A aood Buy. 1952 CADILLAC • • • ~.· • • : $1495 ol door, Now's the time to own the best at a .p redate it. ereat saViiiJI. You have to see this car to a,.. 1954 FORD • • • • • .. • • • • $1195 Cnstllner ol door, Ford.O.Matle drive. Ford's best model, and now your best buy. 1953 CHEVROLET • • • • • • $795 ~ door, lllce new blue and white finish. A 1h arp little - · inning to -p roduce two runs. Raelne sent 10 men across In the 6th inning whieh was high. lighted by Jack Weese's double clearing the sacb. The only other extra base bit 'Wa!l Orabarn's trl)llt w1th one on in the flflh , Lawrence Grimm had the best •PCf'Centace with tltree singlea and wa!l safe on an erro-r and got on with a wal. in hico .other two trips. nennie Hill, I~ orr man scored tour time& HUI and B·irch ' each got two Jinglea arid Friend Powell and Cleland tbO singled. ' Johnny Cleland, wbo relieved Graham Ia the I(. Cash Blhr, Olmer hd A.e. 1953 PLYMOUTH • • • • • • • $795 ·., II pua, coupe, one local owned car, clean 11 a pill, A real good value. Mony More ..:. See Them Today ,KARR &VAN ZANDT CADILLAC- OLDSMOBILE Pomeroy, Ohio ilb~---.....-------------::-------~--...-..---JI ' . -· . . first Little LOVE Ml TINDIR Cinemueope .. . . -al1109heree North Betty Grable Robert cummings Charles Coburn HDW TO IE VlltY VERY POPULAR Teehnlcolor) (Clnemascope - SATURDAY ONLY APRIL 27 Barry Sullivan Barbara Stanwyck MAVERICK GUEEN (Naturama·Like .Cinemascope Ou. Color) l!u&h Marlow;.also- Jean Taylor EARTH VI THE Fl. YING SAUCIRS -alsoColftlldy aftd Cartoon Leaaue A freshman, be is ' and weiJhl N lba. N. 2nd A... Rrooldyn at P11tabut1h, Middleport S.turclay'• n~a:ht Mrs. Thed Croy, Parttl'lburg1 jpent the week end here at her home. M.Uia Ka11u' Reuter. Akron, spent a week with tlle B. K. Smith tam. lly. Mr. and Mrs. Georp ;aeuter and son, Akron, spent the week G11Mt Now York al Phltadolplllo Brooklyn at Pl"'bu,.b St. L•ult If Chlc.~oo MUw1ube at Cincinnati, nl1ht Collins Jewelry Pomeroy end wit\ the Smltha. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brown, ol AMIRICAN LIAGUE GB ParkerlbUJ'I, and Mr." f:nd lltJ, Lar· W L l'ct. ry Roush, .Jtckson. were week end Chicago . . . . . . . . 5 1 .833 aueata of Mr. llDd Mrs. Guy SUm· New York ..... !5, 2 .714- % merfield. Sunda~ callm were Mr. Boston . - . . . . . . 5 3 .625 1 and Mra. laelt Kennedy. POmeroy. Kansas City .... 5 4 ,,5& 1\il Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kennedy Cleveland . . 3 4 .429 2'tl have moved to Pomeroy. Biltirnore ... , . . 3 !5 .375 3 Mrs. Henry Beaver anti Mra. Wa.sbineton . . . . 3 6 .333 3\il 01 UFE·SAVER ·---··"""·I ................ .................. ... . IICifGII. ,....... •OMIM 4•1•rM ....... ·~- ~. . . ............ ftAII I, lfew Hulr:r M.,..,. ore all· •IOWilf ptOtoction w~ you mow. Tbq Cl1t ~ -•l~ eveoly-civt you ~of~ fca· tuta l!le,etric:s era perf~ for ~ 100 by J 50 feet. Gas M<r~m~ arc i<1ciJ lir ~ Ia*"'" Ice llolla lrt tlllr ttVN I ,_.than $89.95 •• up PHONE 388-Y MOOR'E · sPOMEROY . · OHIO 1 $ ..,_ Tlrel _ 5 $31.55 ),Jo.IS . ....., ... .............. ..... .../ Mollllled .Free Racine ·Service Station Oliver llalley, OWller Phone 31U I Raelne, Ohio • CleYIIancl 5 KlnHt City 3 Botton 12 W11hlngton 7 Frlday't Prob.ble Pitchers Bolton at 'New York...:Sisler 1-o vs. Sturdivant 0.0. Wathi.1J,r ton at Baltimol'f, night -PasCua] 1·1 vs Moore 0.1. netl'olt at Cleveland, Dl,htLary 1·1 vs. J...em,on «H. .. i. CQ.MFORTABLE ~~:-~:~~: - · ~ ' COOLfNG SLIEP Comfortably Chicago at Kansas City. niahtPlerce WORK I ULAX 1~1 vs. r,t:organ H. SlturdiYa GtmM ChkevG at K•nu~o City nltht Comforlobly Detroit •• Ctt¥tltnd w..hlnet•n •t B1ltlma,. lotton at New York Comforlobly •' Kr. and Mn. Erneat Ripley and: family of ColumbtU )(r. and Jln.. Earl Smith of Middieport and Kt. B.EGoodrich Which Safety-Engh,eered . UffY is right for you? Pylel!o -Spahn 2.0 vs. Kllppsteln 0.2. E. Mala St. and .Mr . and Mrs Jac.!t Sharpnaet. llr: 1nd Mrl. iiDolcf Newell, Co- nl~•t­ Podres 1-o Vs ·Purkey 1-o. Milwaukee at Cinelnnati, Middleport ltom ~lll,._ taltlmore, Xd.~ to with lk)1Dal daQJhter of Columbtll ud A·lc '""' Mrs. Earl Shank spent SunDIU Sbarpn~ek ot Bunker Hill, ~ wltb 11r. and Mrt. Olden 'nw:· Ind.la.na ~Ptnt the weet end •ltb ton aad vra: Cheley S1yre. lqmbua, ~nf" the· wed: end .with , St. Louis at Chicas:o--Jone!l Mr" .and fl. Cecil Neilton. 1..0 vs. Kaiser o-o. Mr. an Mra. cbarlea ~~~~~~ and New York ·af -Phlladelphla, nla:hl children ,..., Tutliday Ill'!""' -AntoneUi "1·1 YR. Haddix 1-0. guests .of lit. and Mrs. Geora:e co. DODGB·PLYMOUTH DEALER llr. and Mra. Pearl Biker and Mr. and Mn. Bud Sharpnack and 10n IY lfloftTID PRIJS Thurtdav't Rnulta Chlc-•e• 9 Dttrott 4 MINOR LUGUE RISULTS lnNmetlonal League Mont~al 9 CalumtM11 S R1chmond 4 Teronto 2 Mleml 7 AechMtllr 0 NICKLES GULF SERVICE . . - lufhfo 7 ~nina 2 American' AsMclatlon • ) lndlinapefls 7 'Mln;.Oapollo oma~w~ (hllr.....,. 2 Wichita 7 St. Paul 2, ht Wlchlt• 9 St. P•ul 1, 2nd ' • 806 Wnt Moln St. Pomeroy .. ..• ... , New 16" Reversible WINDOW VQJTILAroR ,. ' ' :... ' . ',. ' '" ,~ ' ' ( . . .. ..... . , ,.. • •• ~ • . WAlFCO ",...uta" lhtl ... A WAlKO IIIIi lflill .... INI · ' .. ,, tbo ........... - - I( tllo ~! .H•'". ~­ ~ ' ;~o:J:-~ . =.t~h::.~ _....,_rod! . .. with • &-yeor ,......ty • • • plus • . ,. WAL1'00...... • • I hlp, NICKLES GULF SERVIC . on 2+t-. , NT.Qollll 11'1Nf!1110 .~ ... ;.;.$1UO . ltyit ··. . WALTCO'OWS SrilllfiiiGIOD.. 9.tl .. . . . '. · --- - ....utility _ $21.4• , OIILY . $!12.95 .• . ·e- I ·• • "- • '! aolw.Rbllst. , • '• •:;.:· .. _.A . S,IN,., and Birch: llutlancl, L. Dug•n Smith (8) an~ Schoonover. 'GULF e• . ' ,~. L, .. ,yoiilt <LP) 'fAII!II LUD PINE NEillli.\1!1, 11. C. UPJohn MaGuire ol lncllanapoli• shot ·a 3T•'78 Tl\UndaY to take a two-1troke lead at the end or the flnt round of the Pine Need· les Grandmaster, toll chtmplon. Steelers n~ ' • Racine, Graham. ('WP), Cleland National 111·ft & R · F~tESTON. .......... . ..• Raelne ..... 3100210 ~18 12 4 . . . 000 020 1- 3 3 3 R~ll•nd MkkiJejtort the Plitt· ' _. • '"• ICOIINO Fc;10tball with of tbe The ·tract, • : •' burgh Steelers ' • • ski iigned today ' . • • In Oland~oia and rookLe qu.ar~,l'bacli: ·Gene Cl~ow· halfback' ;Lynn· . ·t· .., 'J ,., • ppcl, SIGN TODAY PJ'M'SBUIIGl! liP - Veteran :,,., .\_,H '- HAUY IIJIRDVE APP~!AH¢1$ .. : :~~mst. HARRY SH.RIIVI O.nv.,., uti PORTAILE Fill ' ~ ~fOREMAN and ABBOTT of Spedall~e Lovltvill• •t raiJt ;· .·.: Cools an average room in just afew minutes: Easily revers¢ · to"J)ull fresh, cool air in-stale~ hot air out. Adjustable io. · most windows. Convcnie_nt ,l~gs con.W:rt wp.~r. to ~qor ':.":: tall lor portllbleu,._ I·YfAIIfiiACIMflinfAI!tANTY. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT •. ' I ' 11mt; Hawall, :Mext~. Puerto 1\h:o and the ,IIDllecl State' also Mrs. Virell Wood, Mr. and Mra. 1 110)> Chrlaty: Mr. and Mtt, Roller! Wood aftd chltdron arid ~ld Detroit . .. .. .. 2 6 .ISO ) II llaelne b•ats tle Vinton Europe, Mra. E. E. Bmthart. Mr .•nd Mr•. VIetor WIU, Canal WinthHter, W"ere recent guestJ of MJ'. and Mra. Ernelt Knlaht. . Sunday dlnnt,.. eneats of Kr. and Mra. Marion wc,ed were Mr. and Baseball Results SKYWAY MARTIN 'RESTAURANT ~~~ rt. Jl in . taU lre batt"J I Global World ·Ser!Bf of oeml· Pro bueblln. Cana.da, Colombl;t, (4) and Leffle and Frllloy's Probable Pltchotl Our Spring Tune-up Specl~l Is a fjuick cure for that winter·weary, run • down condition, Costs 11ttle . • . . • but works . Corner MW and 2nd Sts. GroYe ppd, rain THIS SPRING! · eirde~ JA,_ OKAYID WICHITA. Kan. UP-!.-Japan has received offlelal artlfteaUon to partidpate In next Sep.tember·s Lambert continued his Don Eastman ·Lunch with the girls, din· ner with the family, our tasty food makes every meal an occasion, Moderate Jirlces. R. H. RA , WLINGs· so·.ll'lllll!r.ls hti' Mrt. 1Ucba1d WilJcm and aon of Utan and and llln. Bud family of tpelt eveniolil witb. Mr . and RouJh. *""I PEJUl PERF~CE -- Tlaundo)o q,emtd DrUt1n1 Abbl7 in the flr•t Jut ~.,.,_. the filly ."'. Mmmmm, . Wonderful Fbod Fit for Feasting! wonders! 1 HI wk. SuDdar din her gudt& of Mr. ·lind Mrs. Thomas Weber, were . :Jn. NATION~ Ll,r.G~I · W L ' Pet. oa Jrls Wl!Jon and ehildren, Col4m 1t. but. M:r.· and M.rt. Opha Offu ,lfllw•ukee . . . . . 6 I . ~ Athena. ft4ad,. and Mr. and Mn. Brooklyn .. . . .. 6 I .857 TO GRADUATION New Yqrk . ..... 4 4 . . 21> Lawrence Sm~b. ~o~r: 011d lolr"" IU<hlrd Gaul alld Clneinnatl . , . . . 4 + .llilO 2\il GIVING! ion of P(uiieroy vlllted llr. ~ad :Philadelphia .... 3 4 · .429 3 lira. Frahli Geul Sunday. . Chicago .. .. . .. 3 5 .375 3111 GraduaUon Problems s1110oth lolr: IIJill lolu. -karl Hart. Racjae, LOuis ....... 2 !5 .286 4 themselves out as soon as ~ou St ii>ent S¥ndif With Mr. 'and . lilra. PlltsburJh . . . . . 2 6 .2$0 4\il CIW'Iea P,:l.. · · . .. remember Skyway LuggageThund"¥'1 loiulh ~· a~4 11ra: ·J,ow•ll l!e'-ve* of The perfect solution to what Ctoclnnatl 6 Chi- S SUl\1111' Wjtll lfr, ....... Yortr: at lreoklyn, nl,t.t, Middleport to give every graduate! and Mn. ll).ory !14aver. , v- As FOR. twice, sin1led •and walked . Rutland'• ·two runt came whtn Schoonover Wl.a' hit by the pitch· er, waa fotted by L Dugan and after Biddle walked, L . Dug11.n waa aaft on an errol', .tearing i.... Dugan. Cgalton eorn.u ... _.wlod ill' the Daily Senlillel, l'omel'oy·ll:lddleport, O.,Aprll28, tt5'...1 Westem. R acing , Btl' - · _ ... --------~--::::~:7"=---;=::--=;;;::::: lOr aU...,aly atimn a*"' a taar. Oura. Mr. Qd •n. Jamei ,.... !ria WilMa an4 chlldl'O!I ol and of .,.t cotamu apont •veril .,.. wtlh Circles Rocked nee r•ee Mr. WU. ltotdly 'l'bunda1 u-. Janlltl, Mr. and ,.,._ Tbomu YOII br fivt loJlhs. 100 and Clnelaod latter'• father, l(r. lobo 1\'eber, JIID Haltson u4 411- B D Charges Pattf 1nd Birkr Jpent TJiunday aoD, COulter. dren. Gafilpalll, . ¥111\ed 1lon41y y Ollr. wit\ :11ft. Wl,laon and cb!kl(n. £Saturday 1ftenoon wttb BobbY IJlrt. Ruuell CHESTER Mta. old waa reUeYed in the aecon4 by &.obJfttl CunninP&m wbo larted Ul~ the fourth when Don Eutman came ~· and lin. Bernard CIUIIIInl· . SAN MAT!!O, Calli. UP - Tho and Joy Kautz. on. Pomertt)' pltchert IDIRAied Q111, faJt~. vl11ted Swu11)' with bommln& Californla_horte rtmnJ M.r. and Mn. Davtd .Koblenlt two strik.eouu 111d walked two. Ur. and lift. Lawnnce Smtt.la. btdu1tty was rocked tocby ..-lth and cblldren Jpt'Dt Sunday with Pomeroy has no m~ f;IMfl )tn. Betty CUrtiJ and lilt. WbJte doplna: ch.,tee• and the ttatfi ••· Mr. and Mrs. GeorJe Genbelmer. uheduled thil week. of Cohambu' were '1\lelday diD· iDa Commllrion awaited a liay 'tilT GAMI ner peoh of. lltl. Clair Htlffll Meadowa report on 'be ••ae . of A,~. trainer Reule Cornell, one ot the Pomeroy 300 lx--4 3 3 and .ou. Larry. · ){r .an . Sidney Carpenter Mr. and , Jlln.. l:f;,enp': E.ie!)lnaer natio~t'a top con dltlonen. .' and f~iiJ 01 :talt Llverpool, o.. Jackoon 000 01-.1 2 3 Arnold and LifO~: Mlt.ben an.d and · aou. GJO~ 1peat the George Pyiea attendea,. Sunriae and Mr. and )frt. Burbl Wolfe and Wri11ht. week e~ wWJ 'Nab:d Va11Q ~A'tb aervlce 1t Lon& Bottpm 8zUtlby. ramUy of Hebron, o ., tpent the Mr ah• Mff. H. H. A ea. • Mr. and Mrs. Alan Bailey, Ba· week end with Geor&e Hayman. SICOND GAMI ena, c~i.d u• ~- l~d Kn.' ~lay· ahan, called em M.n. M'ollie Book. · rrar~ Roberts of Belpre. o ., RHE ton .Nilen Sunday tltnnoon. Tueed Jpel\t tbe week end with Karlon Pomeroy 000 00-0 3 7 Mr .and :.: tra:. Thurl Barnbart of m::a;;•;;·,;;:a;Y;;·;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;=;;;;.i;;;i;;i;i;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;==•• Jackson 300 41-7 4 0 St. cloud, Mlnn., spent aevera1 • Arnold (LP), Cuonlnah 0m (2), days wttb hi! parents, Rev. and a,n error, Phalin sacrificed, Hems-- other Panther hit. ley was safe OR an enor and Fish- Mitch.ell, working both games, iir ,aingled home Wilson and BemA· had 8 KO's in hia flnal effort. Arnley and a twfl bJSe error put Fisher on third Johnson \tas safe on an error as Fish,er scored. Middleport New Pep ond Power ll'aduate to county chamP9 Tuesday the Tor· nadoes wtll go to Piketon Thursday. The winner of that game will -play at •home Saturday agai.l· st the winner of the Middleport· none, while Arnold tanned 5 Millon Let Us Give Y.,., Car TONIGHT (3 Dlyt Gl1nt 'rogram ~ ., ' across. ~fJIII" t»r.' ,. ·' lne; Like . It! MYtllth, 1!1 the reach hllb tcbool playhag ('!) • ~~ . . , th:ree !funs in the opening frame . heavy hitting with two tor two in Wlllon (•): Mitchell and Wright. Wilson led off and was safe on the last lilame, while Fisher got the • .._ • --:· E Brooks Lawrenee, • 11 • J&me ltvlt PNtley last year, rave IIJ nine Casey St-J S1Y1 AI Lop01 II winner Ricba" Egan Debra Paaet ''oo pod a manager to keep nn- hill but became the first ClnciD· ct.red following Thuraday'l H victory over the Detroit Tlgera. Fox: The L"d•r LeadlnK the way for the White Sox at the moment is Httle · Nelli• Fox, wlth his customary wad *YELLOW JACKET MOULDED BOATS *FREEL~ND ALUMINUM BOATS *PACEMAKER BOAT TRAILERS Boys · Pt. Pleaunt 30l GOa 0- 'f '2' !' Jll.ddlf'POI'l, Hlady lAd w.,._ land: Pt. Pleuant: llerril (l.J, !eats, won ll,lllourlh In a row by ' In the fourth Glbbl. for the tRond time, went to firat on lMer· ference trom the catc-her, lto1e second and Wilaon doubled hlm home. Mitchell bad '7 strikeoull, walk· Meanwhile, Pometoy hitters Jumped on pitcher Mitchell for Middleport .. oa ... 2-1-6 15 I _ .. !5% inning_, to gain the ,-ictory af· california State League" last sea· off Nixon in the fo~tr1h. ,.,.- Ironmen and walked none. SICOND DIP:FiliNT Ilea were 5-innin& tamea. Jackson reversed the order in Arnold bad a no-hitter eolr]J tbe nl&htcap 11 Arg,old tave up 3 untll the last innin& in the opener r11ns in the firM Inning on llngles 'When Claxon elngled, was safe on b:o- Wright, Mitchell and Jtyden Ill eiror at aecond as he eto1e, and and a double by Price. In the came' home lin Mitchell's double. fourth lnnin~s a double by Price '!.~'hose were .Jackson's only two and a single by Hyden p]us fo•.1r , !lilts. Panther errors Jet f4ur ruDJ See Our Modern Styles ---ly that was highlighted by Vic Wertz' two-run double off loser Bob Marchi of Gantpolis wnt not '~know for sure'' until next Wally Burnette. CHICAGO ·UP - Tbe Chk!aga Monday night esactly what his set .-p. tf afty, Will be ln effed WiiUaw continued ·hi& tor- White Sox have an option to 'I' ... forts lo organize an OVA entry. Thitt ~ht the Galllpolis . rid hitting lor the Red Sox )'ith chase before Sept 20 the contract will get a pitch from Bob !U'!tlng tlu!nl to be epon!IOI"s. a double aad two linlle• II a' ~2·7 of pitcher AI Spearman from " llh ~t .c.:.Eo,.,_ 'f " b decision over the Senators. \Vii· says we caR IG w or w . tht · -., 1 .necessary, ut liamt' three hits baoated h1a av. Vantou\ti!r in the Pacific Co.nt he'd like to have thaUnfluentia _grouP behind liim. erage to 1.4s:J, best in the Ameri· League. Spearman, 22, •had au So OVA schedules for all da.bfl be held off until early can League. George Susce lr ., IB-a record ,with Stockton in the 210. Radio and Heater. Clean solid. ay Jim what. Pomeroy and Jacl:JOn apllt a ~ubleheader here Thw-aday after· nooD u coach DJck ltetton'• boya tool: the orener '-1 beblnd the lteady toulng ot Art Amold but dtopped the nlahteap 1-o when a pande lJf Panther etrora opened the &ate at home plate. Both tus- ·run ral· the seventh with a ...... . ~"'ftt) . ' ... --··· ~· ..., ,, ,. L.,._,q. .. .. ..~4-d..· II!)."Jt;IJ • u]e~rajll~y~ . ;~~~~~~~~Snr=a;n~(4~),~~~~~~~~~ . The Jacket! came up with two (6) arul· ~r the has beens in baseball. Rather, it is hoped that fan wHI be kindled by seelng the younger players work, . Fairlane. Radio & ReaUy sharp. ¥ into an eady ... Xonday _.. Panthers Split In 7 Games Jackets Win The DaUg .Sentinel _.,.. maR h still at ~t. tM pi"'per IMtt.r goes to tM plate alllllll AMUMn the count. 1,' ctll· .. Mfan the Mxt blttrr i.\ cWI'tii!Nd to. Wid the wronu l:iltt.r h11 flnllhtcl hi• turn, tM orieina.l proper batt•r K c.IW ,out, dd ttM nut corI'Mt man in orcter m-..tt bllt. If ca11N •ft•r a d•llv•ry Is m•d• to th• n.xt b.tt.r, the n.xt man is the one who folloWs tM eriti"•' Improper .- .... . DaliJI: Sentiliei, Pomel"!:r·llliddleport, o., April ae, t&57 QUIZ - .. I ,. 1 -.D~ •' .H·& R-:. FI.RESTONE ' '"'1_,.. ... . • ' • " D-UL;IR · ·$. TOaE ., . .' ' •;; '~ ' ' ' • 0 . . ' 'Midd~l't '- Pomeroy SEE YOUR AUTMORI~ED • ' . . ·M IL-5 �. . . .•·•.~ i!"'- •. ' -~ ... ... • f. ANSWEit: If callod by the ...,..,.,.. """' wf'ft• the IHitter. e Le v - u T •• .., • ., SPORTS f MAKE Coach Nolan Sw~~ekhamer's 11'\U\1 la tbt HC....t ~ - ' Middleport Yellow Jac.kets co.t· •at . ~~bead. tu llQ in tb tldrd. tinue-d their unbeaten strlne of '1'Mf piW 0t1 Uftl ..,.. lb _tb· baseball vletorles Thursday af· 1 - aiOI foUr fe JoiJ1c la II» ternoon at Point Pleasant as well tevtlldl. · as their heavy slu~giog w&YI, takBJ.tttaa ltan ,... . _ , 1ritl ing 11 14·7 lop sidl•d win be'hind ttPO ...,rMn, tsu.wte.• ..._.. lll.li By Chel Tannehill lf hits. tw~ ~~~ '!'!.~' ~ aillCI~l' Dave Kindy .went all the w,nY anv: ,,...._'I ... ~e twa D Baseball Quizz: What . happens when a batter bats out ror Middleport fanning ~ Issuing ..... • turn? (See answer elsewhere on this page.J Correction · ~ walks and hi1ting two Big ~- hit~n wen Jleal:l,.... .~ll Thursdy's Quiz Answer: The ball has to hit a base runner, not Black batten. He allowed 7 hits. aM Wbitlateh H£h with ~ an umpire, for one team to get 6 hits and no runs in one Herrii', Swaan, Wamsley and Lc· Kennedy with • ·h omer, aft4 Ell ning, without scoring. w~ could fan onJy five Jac-kets. craob -.o ~ two 1inl)a. Ema, while walking 4 and hitting I lkllo Y~ W.,lu<l went bill.... bailee. Tile Jlieteta~ ant at C•ll· DESK .... • In (]sed Cars Phil Collins will take his Pomeroy sluggers to Point Pleas· I Point jumped ant Sunday for a practice game with Hindu Henderson 's OVA entry. Little is known yet about Hindu 's prospects for the coming summer although be has admitted he intends to ur•ve (II and See fur VOttr-1111 more than just a few of Jack Rogers' Big Black stars. what's different. This figures to be on the credit side. The object of the Ohio Valley Associa·tion is not to provide an afternoon's you. noticed different at our 1956 FORD VS 1956 FORD VS ia CLO Jlcbt .._ttiJac JYenpt tbrq)' fit. PIHIM& ...._ ~'Ill to elllrial ~<.oriftc 11<1 kl lllliCill ~ M.ow Mb)' HelleG ~ .Jlq li: an ~lsaa UJ t *" D&l'i.s twa .51.» · JUb in 11 YOUR 111111 Dms 1 ·I• n:. wttlrl .r . avtrues w ..,n... tor . . 1.- .m , Wlail· 1 :- •~ .. 1 11 ,en _. .M'.e--·r:· 1 rur 3 a aaa .m. lfl.n4b: is b.tt~& .,_ even • · Shoppin Headquarters rc FOR Women jl'.ll Croob lu 4 f .. It aDd ~ieltOIIJI!I<!IF 4 ,.,. 10 ..,d . the mdden """'~ .. w~ llllll Lichtfoot U.. Abst in 8 playalfl of ~ d.iltrict chedule. h•vn•t ~ ICOil... trlft. at UtWfoot ontt d a R N I .pln<h,;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,.;;;;;; lead or in the fir.at innh1e on rour hits climaxed by a double by Lewis. Thereafter Hindy $P.'· tied down and allo.werl but one more run urrtil the IPJI't framl!. With the score 14·4 then thre~ more Blacks ocored In an abo'· slightly by older heads still in their prime, and sound baseball experience. wp1 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM MnRopouTAN AUTO SALES next week. OVA VIce Presldlllt Don Wolfe has playing dates worked out for a six and seven t1am loop. When Marchi giVes us the answer Wolfe will releue t)le proper scbe4~le. yielded three hit• over the last Lopez Has Chisox Off Rrinnin~Q er ln. AL Ra.ee For 1957 Pennant tO:~~· P•'·li ' Open AI In ly Ml~TON aiCNMOND Unltwcl Prau S(IIIOrta 'Nrltar Soulheaslom Oldo'l LargOII MARINE DEALERS "Our business lJ not a sldellne" Featuring a complete Une Of *SCOTT·ATWATER MOTORS With Bail·a·matic - 36 to 40 HP *SHELL LAKE FIBERGLAS BOATS t • t contributor in Thursday's tri'ulmp·over the Tigera with a doubles and a sinale. ' Jack Harshman was Metropolitan Marine hi! •econd victory altbou1h an<.!lent Dixie Howell took over for him in the seventh. Steve Gro-mek was the loser. SALES ond SERVICE The IndlaM. who started poorly Aeross from the Ashlond Slatton . POMEROY this year, defeated the Athletics, 5..S, even thoueh they were held to elx hit11. They brolte 1 1·1 tle OHIO .·~·=··====::=::::;::;:­ 1 •a~i;;t;.""!:ith'~!~~ :-:;:~. ~~ '•'~UONDI'ive·ln \lA . beatlnta;::::·o.::·Dflfaftla . lftOnd all the tl.mt," aad natl pitcher to a:o the dlst&JlCe year. .Jullglllg from their ja<l-rabblt (II· fbi• The Redlegs made only sfx hits Cld<QO White !IN .,.. OD pi'Ovin&: Ole CaN 1 but capitalized on four Cub er· ror., two ot them bJ shortftop propbel Ernie Banta. Errors by Banks Oft to hia ~st rtart in bls: Iaiit and B~ond baseman CUif Wise flu years '' a man~~ger, Lopez gave the Redlep their fin&. run b• the White Sol. in fint 'lace In the Openinl' lnDina. aniJ ·they with five vletorleJ in llx ramea. "I 1aid [ felt we could win thll added three more in the aetond year before the aeason btpn aod: ofl rookle Dlek Drott witb the It still aoes," the Wblte Sox de· help of a single by Georae crowe and double:f by Ed Bailey and c:bewlnt tobacco and a fancy batting average. Fox was a *SCOTT-ATWATER PARTS & SERVICE *ALL BOATING ACCESSORIES • ter rellevitta: _•tarter Clint Courtney hit aWUiard two-runNbton. hom· ;;;;:;;;;;;=;;;;;;=======•11 Don Hoak. Racine Clubs Rutland 18-3 , flfake Title Coach J.arry M'Orri.IIQn'a Racine Tornadoe ~ clinched the coun .v championship Thur.'tdoy aftef. noon defeatlna Rutland in a wild melee ot hits and .w al·k •, 18·3. to win 1 he Ti&ht to meet the Vlntoa county ehampe aeJIIit Tuesday here. Larry Dugan , Rutland. couLdn't ~ct the ball over the plate, Wlllk· mg, · with Jo~ help from Smith Who came on in the ett'h, a total or 14 Tornadoes. 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Gas M<r~m~ arc i<1ciJ lir ~ Ia*"'" Ice llolla lrt tlllr ttVN I ,_.than $89.95 •• up PHONE 388-Y MOOR'E · sPOMEROY . · OHIO 1 $ ..,_ Tlrel _ 5 $31.55 ),Jo.IS . ....., ... .............. ..... .../ Mollllled .Free Racine ·Service Station Oliver llalley, OWller Phone 31U I Raelne, Ohio • CleYIIancl 5 KlnHt City 3 Botton 12 W11hlngton 7 Frlday't Prob.ble Pitchers Bolton at 'New York...:Sisler 1-o vs. Sturdivant 0.0. Wathi.1J,r ton at Baltimol'f, night -PasCua] 1·1 vs Moore 0.1. netl'olt at Cleveland, Dl,htLary 1·1 vs. J...em,on «H. .. i. CQ.MFORTABLE ~~:-~:~~: - · ~ ' COOLfNG SLIEP Comfortably Chicago at Kansas City. niahtPlerce WORK I ULAX 1~1 vs. r,t:organ H. SlturdiYa GtmM ChkevG at K•nu~o City nltht Comforlobly Detroit •• Ctt¥tltnd w..hlnet•n •t B1ltlma,. lotton at New York Comforlobly •' Kr. and Mn. Erneat Ripley and: family of ColumbtU )(r. and Jln.. Earl Smith of Middieport and Kt. B.EGoodrich Which Safety-Engh,eered . UffY is right for you? Pylel!o -Spahn 2.0 vs. Kllppsteln 0.2. E. Mala St. and .Mr . and Mrs Jac.!t Sharpnaet. llr: 1nd Mrl. iiDolcf Newell, Co- nl~•t­ Podres 1-o Vs ·Purkey 1-o. Milwaukee at Cinelnnati, Middleport ltom ~lll,._ taltlmore, Xd.~ to with lk)1Dal daQJhter of Columbtll ud A·lc '""' Mrs. Earl Shank spent SunDIU Sbarpn~ek ot Bunker Hill, ~ wltb 11r. and Mrt. Olden 'nw:· Ind.la.na ~Ptnt the weet end •ltb ton aad vra: Cheley S1yre. lqmbua, ~nf" the· wed: end .with , St. Louis at Chicas:o--Jone!l Mr" .and fl. Cecil Neilton. 1..0 vs. Kaiser o-o. Mr. an Mra. cbarlea ~~~~~~ and New York ·af -Phlladelphla, nla:hl children ,..., Tutliday Ill'!""' -AntoneUi "1·1 YR. Haddix 1-0. guests .of lit. and Mrs. Geora:e co. DODGB·PLYMOUTH DEALER llr. and Mra. Pearl Biker and Mr. and Mn. Bud Sharpnack and 10n IY lfloftTID PRIJS Thurtdav't Rnulta Chlc-•e• 9 Dttrott 4 MINOR LUGUE RISULTS lnNmetlonal League Mont~al 9 CalumtM11 S R1chmond 4 Teronto 2 Mleml 7 AechMtllr 0 NICKLES GULF SERVICE . . - lufhfo 7 ~nina 2 American' AsMclatlon • ) lndlinapefls 7 'Mln;.Oapollo oma~w~ (hllr.....,. 2 Wichita 7 St. Paul 2, ht Wlchlt• 9 St. P•ul 1, 2nd ' • 806 Wnt Moln St. Pomeroy .. ..• ... , New 16" Reversible WINDOW VQJTILAroR ,. ' ' :... ' . ',. ' '" ,~ ' ' ( . . .. ..... . , ,.. • •• ~ • . WAlFCO ",...uta" lhtl ... A WAlKO IIIIi lflill .... INI · ' .. ,, tbo ........... - - I( tllo ~! .H•'". ~­ ~ ' ;~o:J:-~ . =.t~h::.~ _....,_rod! . .. with • &-yeor ,......ty • • • plus • . ,. WAL1'00...... • • I hlp, NICKLES GULF SERVIC . on 2+t-. , NT.Qollll 11'1Nf!1110 .~ ... ;.;.$1UO . ltyit ··. . WALTCO'OWS SrilllfiiiGIOD.. 9.tl .. . . . '. · --- - ....utility _ $21.4• , OIILY . $!12.95 .• . ·e- I ·• • "- • '! aolw.Rbllst. , • '• •:;.:· .. _.A . S,IN,., and Birch: llutlancl, L. Dug•n Smith (8) an~ Schoonover. 'GULF e• . ' ,~. L, .. ,yoiilt <LP) 'fAII!II LUD PINE NEillli.\1!1, 11. C. UPJohn MaGuire ol lncllanapoli• shot ·a 3T•'78 Tl\UndaY to take a two-1troke lead at the end or the flnt round of the Pine Need· les Grandmaster, toll chtmplon. Steelers n~ ' • Racine, Graham. ('WP), Cleland National 111·ft & R · F~tESTON. .......... . ..• Raelne ..... 3100210 ~18 12 4 . . . 000 020 1- 3 3 3 R~ll•nd MkkiJejtort the Plitt· ' _. • '"• ICOIINO Fc;10tball with of tbe The ·tract, • : •' burgh Steelers ' • • ski iigned today ' . • • In Oland~oia and rookLe qu.ar~,l'bacli: ·Gene Cl~ow· halfback' ;Lynn· . ·t· .., 'J ,., • ppcl, SIGN TODAY PJ'M'SBUIIGl! liP - Veteran :,,., .\_,H '- HAUY IIJIRDVE APP~!AH¢1$ .. : :~~mst. HARRY SH.RIIVI O.nv.,., uti PORTAILE Fill ' ~ ~fOREMAN and ABBOTT of Spedall~e Lovltvill• •t raiJt ;· .·.: Cools an average room in just afew minutes: Easily revers¢ · to"J)ull fresh, cool air in-stale~ hot air out. Adjustable io. · most windows. Convcnie_nt ,l~gs con.W:rt wp.~r. to ~qor ':.":: tall lor portllbleu,._ I·YfAIIfiiACIMflinfAI!tANTY. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT •. ' I ' 11mt; Hawall, :Mext~. Puerto 1\h:o and the ,IIDllecl State' also Mrs. Virell Wood, Mr. and Mra. 1 110)> Chrlaty: Mr. and Mtt, Roller! Wood aftd chltdron arid ~ld Detroit . .. .. .. 2 6 .ISO ) II llaelne b•ats tle Vinton Europe, Mra. E. E. Bmthart. Mr .•nd Mr•. VIetor WIU, Canal WinthHter, W"ere recent guestJ of MJ'. and Mra. Ernelt Knlaht. . Sunday dlnnt,.. eneats of Kr. and Mra. Marion wc,ed were Mr. and Baseball Results SKYWAY MARTIN 'RESTAURANT ~~~ rt. Jl in . taU lre batt"J I Global World ·Ser!Bf of oeml· Pro bueblln. Cana.da, Colombl;t, (4) and Leffle and Frllloy's Probable Pltchotl Our Spring Tune-up Specl~l Is a fjuick cure for that winter·weary, run • down condition, Costs 11ttle . • . . • but works . Corner MW and 2nd Sts. GroYe ppd, rain THIS SPRING! · eirde~ JA,_ OKAYID WICHITA. Kan. UP-!.-Japan has received offlelal artlfteaUon to partidpate In next Sep.tember·s Lambert continued his Don Eastman ·Lunch with the girls, din· ner with the family, our tasty food makes every meal an occasion, Moderate Jirlces. R. H. RA , WLINGs· so·.ll'lllll!r.ls hti' Mrt. 1Ucba1d WilJcm and aon of Utan and and llln. Bud family of tpelt eveniolil witb. Mr . and RouJh. *""I PEJUl PERF~CE -- Tlaundo)o q,emtd DrUt1n1 Abbl7 in the flr•t Jut ~.,.,_. the filly ."'. Mmmmm, . Wonderful Fbod Fit for Feasting! wonders! 1 HI wk. SuDdar din her gudt& of Mr. ·lind Mrs. Thomas Weber, were . :Jn. NATION~ Ll,r.G~I · W L ' Pet. oa Jrls Wl!Jon and ehildren, Col4m 1t. but. M:r.· and M.rt. Opha Offu ,lfllw•ukee . . . . . 6 I . ~ Athena. ft4ad,. and Mr. and Mn. Brooklyn .. . . .. 6 I .857 TO GRADUATION New Yqrk . ..... 4 4 . . 21> Lawrence Sm~b. ~o~r: 011d lolr"" IU<hlrd Gaul alld Clneinnatl . , . . . 4 + .llilO 2\il GIVING! ion of P(uiieroy vlllted llr. ~ad :Philadelphia .... 3 4 · .429 3 lira. Frahli Geul Sunday. . Chicago .. .. . .. 3 5 .375 3111 GraduaUon Problems s1110oth lolr: IIJill lolu. -karl Hart. Racjae, LOuis ....... 2 !5 .286 4 themselves out as soon as ~ou St ii>ent S¥ndif With Mr. 'and . lilra. PlltsburJh . . . . . 2 6 .2$0 4\il CIW'Iea P,:l.. · · . .. remember Skyway LuggageThund"¥'1 loiulh ~· a~4 11ra: ·J,ow•ll l!e'-ve* of The perfect solution to what Ctoclnnatl 6 Chi- S SUl\1111' Wjtll lfr, ....... Yortr: at lreoklyn, nl,t.t, Middleport to give every graduate! and Mn. ll).ory !14aver. , v- As FOR. twice, sin1led •and walked . Rutland'• ·two runt came whtn Schoonover Wl.a' hit by the pitch· er, waa fotted by L Dugan and after Biddle walked, L . Dug11.n waa aaft on an errol', .tearing i.... Dugan. Cgalton eorn.u ... _.wlod ill' the Daily Senlillel, l'omel'oy·ll:lddleport, O.,Aprll28, tt5'...1 Westem. R acing , Btl' - · _ ... --------~--::::~:7"=---;=::--=;;;::::: lOr aU...,aly atimn a*"' a taar. Oura. Mr. Qd •n. Jamei ,.... !ria WilMa an4 chlldl'O!I ol and of .,.t cotamu apont •veril .,.. wtlh Circles Rocked nee r•ee Mr. WU. ltotdly 'l'bunda1 u-. Janlltl, Mr. and ,.,._ Tbomu YOII br fivt loJlhs. 100 and Clnelaod latter'• father, l(r. lobo 1\'eber, JIID Haltson u4 411- B D Charges Pattf 1nd Birkr Jpent TJiunday aoD, COulter. dren. Gafilpalll, . ¥111\ed 1lon41y y Ollr. wit\ :11ft. Wl,laon and cb!kl(n. £Saturday 1ftenoon wttb BobbY IJlrt. Ruuell CHESTER Mta. old waa reUeYed in the aecon4 by &.obJfttl CunninP&m wbo larted Ul~ the fourth when Don Eutman came ~· and lin. Bernard CIUIIIInl· . SAN MAT!!O, Calli. UP - Tho and Joy Kautz. on. Pomertt)' pltchert IDIRAied Q111, faJt~. vl11ted Swu11)' with bommln& Californla_horte rtmnJ M.r. and Mn. Davtd .Koblenlt two strik.eouu 111d walked two. Ur. and lift. Lawnnce Smtt.la. btdu1tty was rocked tocby ..-lth and cblldren Jpt'Dt Sunday with Pomeroy has no m~ f;IMfl )tn. Betty CUrtiJ and lilt. WbJte doplna: ch.,tee• and the ttatfi ••· Mr. and Mrs. GeorJe Genbelmer. uheduled thil week. of Cohambu' were '1\lelday diD· iDa Commllrion awaited a liay 'tilT GAMI ner peoh of. lltl. Clair Htlffll Meadowa report on 'be ••ae . of A,~. trainer Reule Cornell, one ot the Pomeroy 300 lx--4 3 3 and .ou. Larry. · ){r .an . Sidney Carpenter Mr. and , Jlln.. l:f;,enp': E.ie!)lnaer natio~t'a top con dltlonen. .' and f~iiJ 01 :talt Llverpool, o.. Jackoon 000 01-.1 2 3 Arnold and LifO~: Mlt.ben an.d and · aou. GJO~ 1peat the George Pyiea attendea,. Sunriae and Mr. and )frt. Burbl Wolfe and Wri11ht. week e~ wWJ 'Nab:d Va11Q ~A'tb aervlce 1t Lon& Bottpm 8zUtlby. ramUy of Hebron, o ., tpent the Mr ah• Mff. H. H. A ea. • Mr. and Mrs. Alan Bailey, Ba· week end with Geor&e Hayman. SICOND GAMI ena, c~i.d u• ~- l~d Kn.' ~lay· ahan, called em M.n. M'ollie Book. · rrar~ Roberts of Belpre. o ., RHE ton .Nilen Sunday tltnnoon. Tueed Jpel\t tbe week end with Karlon Pomeroy 000 00-0 3 7 Mr .and :.: tra:. Thurl Barnbart of m::a;;•;;·,;;:a;Y;;·;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;=;;;;.i;;;i;;i;i;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;==•• Jackson 300 41-7 4 0 St. cloud, Mlnn., spent aevera1 • Arnold (LP), Cuonlnah 0m (2), days wttb hi! parents, Rev. and a,n error, Phalin sacrificed, Hems-- other Panther hit. ley was safe OR an enor and Fish- Mitch.ell, working both games, iir ,aingled home Wilson and BemA· had 8 KO's in hia flnal effort. Arnley and a twfl bJSe error put Fisher on third Johnson \tas safe on an error as Fish,er scored. Middleport New Pep ond Power ll'aduate to county chamP9 Tuesday the Tor· nadoes wtll go to Piketon Thursday. The winner of that game will -play at •home Saturday agai.l· st the winner of the Middleport· none, while Arnold tanned 5 Millon Let Us Give Y.,., Car TONIGHT (3 Dlyt Gl1nt 'rogram ~ ., ' across. ~fJIII" t»r.' ,. ·' lne; Like . It! MYtllth, 1!1 the reach hllb tcbool playhag ('!) • ~~ . . , th:ree !funs in the opening frame . heavy hitting with two tor two in Wlllon (•): Mitchell and Wright. Wilson led off and was safe on the last lilame, while Fisher got the • .._ • --:· E Brooks Lawrenee, • 11 • J&me ltvlt PNtley last year, rave IIJ nine Casey St-J S1Y1 AI Lop01 II winner Ricba" Egan Debra Paaet ''oo pod a manager to keep nn- hill but became the first ClnciD· ct.red following Thuraday'l H victory over the Detroit Tlgera. Fox: The L"d•r LeadlnK the way for the White Sox at the moment is Httle · Nelli• Fox, wlth his customary wad *YELLOW JACKET MOULDED BOATS *FREEL~ND ALUMINUM BOATS *PACEMAKER BOAT TRAILERS Boys · Pt. Pleaunt 30l GOa 0- 'f '2' !' Jll.ddlf'POI'l, Hlady lAd w.,._ land: Pt. Pleuant: llerril (l.J, !eats, won ll,lllourlh In a row by ' In the fourth Glbbl. for the tRond time, went to firat on lMer· ference trom the catc-her, lto1e second and Wilaon doubled hlm home. Mitchell bad '7 strikeoull, walk· Meanwhile, Pometoy hitters Jumped on pitcher Mitchell for Middleport .. oa ... 2-1-6 15 I _ .. !5% inning_, to gain the ,-ictory af· california State League" last sea· off Nixon in the fo~tr1h. ,.,.- Ironmen and walked none. SICOND DIP:FiliNT Ilea were 5-innin& tamea. Jackson reversed the order in Arnold bad a no-hitter eolr]J tbe nl&htcap 11 Arg,old tave up 3 untll the last innin& in the opener r11ns in the firM Inning on llngles 'When Claxon elngled, was safe on b:o- Wright, Mitchell and Jtyden Ill eiror at aecond as he eto1e, and and a double by Price. In the came' home lin Mitchell's double. fourth lnnin~s a double by Price '!.~'hose were .Jackson's only two and a single by Hyden p]us fo•.1r , !lilts. Panther errors Jet f4ur ruDJ See Our Modern Styles ---ly that was highlighted by Vic Wertz' two-run double off loser Bob Marchi of Gantpolis wnt not '~know for sure'' until next Wally Burnette. CHICAGO ·UP - Tbe Chk!aga Monday night esactly what his set .-p. tf afty, Will be ln effed WiiUaw continued ·hi& tor- White Sox have an option to 'I' ... forts lo organize an OVA entry. Thitt ~ht the Galllpolis . rid hitting lor the Red Sox )'ith chase before Sept 20 the contract will get a pitch from Bob !U'!tlng tlu!nl to be epon!IOI"s. a double aad two linlle• II a' ~2·7 of pitcher AI Spearman from " llh ~t .c.:.Eo,.,_ 'f " b decision over the Senators. \Vii· says we caR IG w or w . tht · -., 1 .necessary, ut liamt' three hits baoated h1a av. Vantou\ti!r in the Pacific Co.nt he'd like to have thaUnfluentia _grouP behind liim. erage to 1.4s:J, best in the Ameri· League. Spearman, 22, •had au So OVA schedules for all da.bfl be held off until early can League. George Susce lr ., IB-a record ,with Stockton in the 210. Radio and Heater. Clean solid. ay Jim what. Pomeroy and Jacl:JOn apllt a ~ubleheader here Thw-aday after· nooD u coach DJck ltetton'• boya tool: the orener '-1 beblnd the lteady toulng ot Art Amold but dtopped the nlahteap 1-o when a pande lJf Panther etrora opened the &ate at home plate. Both tus- ·run ral· the seventh with a ...... . ~"'ftt) . ' ... --··· ~· ..., ,, ,. L.,._,q. .. .. ..~4-d..· II!)."Jt;IJ • u]e~rajll~y~ . ;~~~~~~~~Snr=a;n~(4~),~~~~~~~~~ . The Jacket! came up with two (6) arul· ~r the has beens in baseball. Rather, it is hoped that fan wHI be kindled by seelng the younger players work, . Fairlane. Radio & ReaUy sharp. ¥ into an eady ... Xonday _.. Panthers Split In 7 Games Jackets Win The DaUg .Sentinel _.,.. maR h still at ~t. tM pi"'per IMtt.r goes to tM plate alllllll AMUMn the count. 1,' ctll· .. Mfan the Mxt blttrr i.\ cWI'tii!Nd to. Wid the wronu l:iltt.r h11 flnllhtcl hi• turn, tM orieina.l proper batt•r K c.IW ,out, dd ttM nut corI'Mt man in orcter m-..tt bllt. If ca11N •ft•r a d•llv•ry Is m•d• to th• n.xt b.tt.r, the n.xt man is the one who folloWs tM eriti"•' Improper .- .... . DaliJI: Sentiliei, Pomel"!:r·llliddleport, o., April ae, t&57 QUIZ - .. I ,. 1 -.D~ •' .H·& R-:. FI.RESTONE ' '"'1_,.. ... . • ' • " D-UL;IR · ·$. TOaE ., . .' ' •;; '~ ' ' ' • 0 . . ' 'Midd~l't '- Pomeroy SEE YOUR AUTMORI~ED • ' . . ·M IL-5 �. - ........ . . . ............ ·-'. "";·· , .. ··- ........ ---,'' - ..... .. '. ...~ ..... _ .................., ..... '1, ....., . . . . ' .• _, ' Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aprll28, 19~7-7 ..t Pr BP.DR_. \ Ml'eBS -r-· -l:'~ • Full Legal Notice FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT WANT ADS fat.te of George Arthur Young, D.ceued ~otit-p i~ hereby given t~al this Wednesday wben the PM Club lh·td A Young wh_ose Po~t OffJce mel at the home or Mrs. George a dl.l rcs~ l.~ MuiCrllvtlle, Ohto, R. U. Hobstetter. 1 has bePn dol,~-· appnmtcd Execul-1 Games were played and prizes tor of the Elilate uf George Arthur won by Mrs. Charles Murray , "Mrs. PHONE 398 RATES 2 cents per word, one inscrlion. Minimum charge We ............., c:entr per word !orthree consecutive Insertions. Speeial - One month for 25 cents per word. Full. rate of 2 cents per word will be charged for advertisina: ll not pa1d for be/ore the 15th of each month following insertion. Err•ra In Advertising-Should be reported immediately. Th.e D11Uy Sentinel •ill not be responsible for more than one tncorrP~1 insertion. Card of Tbankll and Special Notices of Events $1.00. Obltuarll's publiahed at 1 cent per word. r l 2 R00!\11 funushed apartment, 3 ROOM furnishPd apartment, utilities furnbhed. 3 room and (1) Notices IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL - R•:NT - bath unfurnished llllarlmtmt. ln. quin~ at. Homo Restaurant. Mid4 26 6tc find employment - hire or find a loSt item through The Daily Sentlr. 'I WANT ADS- Don't put it off --Call 398 Today - An Ad in 2 four this column ELLH\"r;TON l'l ayrr • ri<Jno. till'rort. Call GETS RESULTS TI!Onl n. ilj lartnwnts, low rent . L CoaL~. Middh~port. 4 23 7lc Mrs. John Sloul , Jlarri:;onvillc. 4 26 61p ---- ·- for t'l'nl - _.__ - -- - E l'ctric wallpapr~~ . 1 ---.,.,.~~~~:-"'l:':"~::-1mr:::~. ~h·atncr. Clim,.,J Fish~~r. Mid ~•HJUIIJi g mat<·hc~ . U<idlll~ Plo<~JJIJ· •tlt·"or:. ~>h e~J 5- x u -· r ing Mill, May 5. 1.00 P. M. 1'11h_____ ~- __ lie ('orclially invited. 4·26-:Hr Cloth. Nylon, Fil)('q,:Jass Awnings, - - - - - ---· - - - l'orch sli:lfl1·.~. Vclll'liau hlinrls. SAYI DO.I'f'T YOU KNOW? , , b Window bl inds, l'ui'C'h 11111.! Lawn Jaker s w 11 give you the est 1 }o' urnitun' ~'t e" t·~tim ates . Dale trade on furmtuu or applian-~ Wippel Supply, 215 Union Ave., r.t!s. 4--f$ d' rumcruy_ 4 ~ lmoc RLMM~~E ~A~E:I•u;~~·iy -~~~ 11 -~('m~n any , ur~ · ;md :...7, }nd ~y & Sa\ur~aY -_ 5 3 _ _ _ ___ __:___:c : '(BbJ Auto Services a. r' pn NEEimn Jt (Jil(C.~~fttc girl, gund in f1gt11cs ;;1ul ('X Il('n<'nce wtlh offll' l' mnrhln< ,, 'hotthan rl not ncr- e~~.H~ AI•PI V Ohlll V;dley llak m;,: ( o.. ~J•drl lt·J IOrt. Ohio. _Youn:::: ; _necc;,_sed, late of C~ester Hobstetter, Mrs. Waller Crooks, row_ns.llp. ~~~·• gs Co~n t ~.-, OhJO. . Mr~. Sara Gibbs and Mr~- Wayne ?ated thts 18th day of Aprll, Swisher. The hostesses served a 19.)7. dessert coune. John C. Becon Judge- of the Prob•te Court NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Melg' County, Ohio E1hte of W. C. St•nley, dlcHMcl \4) 19, 26, (5) 3, 3lc Notice Is hereby given that Opal B. Stanley of Middleport, Ohio, has been dulY appointed Admin. istratrix of lhe Estate of W. c. Stanley deceased late of Meigs Cht•stcr M. Kirkman , whose place County, Ohio. of rt:sidence Is unknown and canCreditors are required to file not, with rea~onable '"diligence, be their claims with said fiduciary a!lcertaitlctl will take notice that within four mot1ths. on the 17lh daY of A-pril, 1957nhe Dated this 24th day of April, undersigned. Helen Faye Kirkman," 1957. filed her petition against hlm In John C. Bacon the Common Pleas Court of Meigs Probate Judge of said Court COllnty, Ohio, Case No. 12,1)37, al- (41 ·26; (:5) 3, 10, 3tc leging that he has been 1 guilty of grOSS fiL•gJcct or duty towardS the LEGAL NOTICE plaintiff and has abandoned the plain tiff and praying for divorce, STATE OF OHIO. MEIGS CO., sa: custody of chilrl, alimony and oth. IN THE PROBATE COURT er relic£. Sald cause wlll be for I'N TIJE MATTER OF THE REGIS hearing on or afLer the 3rd day TRATION OF BffiTH OF AGN-ES of June , 1007. LUCILLE MOORE: Case No. 17,M4 Helen Faye Kirkman NOTICE is given that this 22nd PI,AINTI~"'F "day of April, 1957, Agnes Lucille Moore Ervi11 , whose birth is not Webster & F'ultz recorded, filed her application tor Attorn~ys for Plaintiff an order of lhe Probate Court (4) 19 , 26, (5) 3, 10, 17, 24,_31 7tc thil.t her birth be registered as pro. -::.:::::::;::::::~::7~=~;:; vided by law.' Applicant aven that CONCRETE BLOCKS she was born October 17, 1916, at Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio. "Builcl Better For Leu"' Said application will be for hearing on the 4th day of May, 4 26 3[(.' Help H. llA WLlNGS SObiS CO. - 24 ( 17) Wanted hour "'frt:•·ker SP.rvi~:e. Day WANTEJ) - flahy Sitter. ,Janet Phone 6227. Night Phone fiurf11cc , Ma ~ ntl City, SPruce 61139-X. DODGE • rLYMOUTH 3-55U4. 4 24 6tc ---------DEAl"JtS 3 4' H ------~---- FOR SALt:: to high hidder. 1947 Willy~ ~- THU@K DIIIVEit -- Sellled ~o bcr man fut trash trnck . Call 318-M. 4 24 3te (8) A1.1toSoles Station Wa,w:on at Hl:u~tt­ -------------- - - (20)Business Services nan Auto Company. May 4, - ---------------1957 al 10:00 l l . m. 4 26 :He QUICK SF.HVICE on Wa~h r.apaldng l1y F4t;t-' Ory Trl!_~_od , iOij:Ch~y~ll!l- 2-~;--- In b;-;0watchmaker, COLLINS J,~m. t(lo::.. the high hiddl'r at Mlilwn ' J.,EH.S, }'!.IJICroy . 1--3--t! Motor Salelf, Miner!lvil!e, OhJO, RADiO & Tl~lJ~V I SinN ~ii.:UV I CE, May 4, 1957 at 10:00 1.1. m. Phonto ::.JO, Cleland .Appliance (oil 26, 30, (51 3 :lie Ston~, \ 1d W. Main Sl., l'omcru!' 1Dfi2 CUEVROI.~~:T l-Ion truck 2·23 -tf reccnlly painted, new flilt lwd. ----- -Sec after 11:00 p. rn. Mr~ . Gl'OI'· TERMITES EXTERMINATED "Ia Wll1l iuTL.son. llarri ~l lnville For free in~pt•rtiun phone S83-M, Roa!l . Phone 8411-X. 4 26 :Jtp liilmon• Supply Stm·c. Pomeroy. 1 All work guaranlecd . F'ully inSEE BILL CHII..DS rur the BEST ~urcd. Vilughom'! lndlliltrial and Usl.'d ear vahW8. :1-30 -l mo c fi(' sidl'n1inl Termite Conlrol Ser49 H vice, .St. Mar)'l4, W. Va. 101\6 V8 Oldsmohilt~. 4 clr. Scll<lll -- ------ I I $24A~.oo llydram~ti c - l lhan \4 ,000 Pomcroy. mHe11. drlw-, It· ~-; Blacuna r'.~­ 4-20-f!k -- -----C!ll' 1955 Oldsmobile llohtla y !52195.{1U. Lnw milra~l', hy(Jra matic, one c:ar('ful local nwn~ · Bfaellnar's, Po nwr o ~ . 4-2M31l' 19~ I' ' '' ''' '~· t ---- - LAWN MOWIWS sha rpened on factory aJJtJro\•cd machine~>. Leomud's !.awn Mower Shop, 1 mile norlh of Chester on State Iloute No. 7. 4 24 6tc lnsurdnce ::----:-- - ---=--- FORD VB Ranch Wagon . tnaurance AjeDCJ, $1,795.00. Fordamatlc driv~. prle- &.arlli»-S..zn_PI'PD Middleport. Fire • Automobll&td below book, original lluht &onda. Phone U8UI--.X 6-20--tt blue Cinlsh. Blactlnar'!, Pomeroy. 4 25 Ole FOREMAN dl: ABBOTT T.V. SERVlCt; All makes Repaired by Exl9~4 RUJCK Special 2 dr. Sedan. pert Te~~nlclan1. Pbone 6284 \' ~l.t9S. Originalll.llht irccn wllh Mlddlepor :. 6--lD--U white top. We've ~cnlcl"ld since new. Blacttnar's, Pomeroy . COMPLE'fE Jnsuranc~.: Protection, 4 2~ 6\c Life, Auto. Fire, Polio. Call Don - - - - · -- .--=:---:-- - Mills, Middleport, Ohio. HIIW PONTIA C 0\x. 8 cyl. 4 dr. Sedan. $1,29~. Hydramatlc, exceptional jn every way . Dlactt- (21) nar'.tl, Pomeroy . 4 23 6tc COUN'I'HY IIOMI~ 2 acrr.s, 7 l'onm!l b11th, lifetime shin~&les, new 19:§3 PLYMOUTH Bdvcderc Hard Jmmp drivrn well. dertrlc walcr Top C'pc. $888. Like new two lwalt·t', 4 ndif'!l rt·om Pom('rny on tone green fhlish. Blacllnar's, Hl. \43. Cllll 71 ·X aft er 6 p. m. Pomeroy. 4 25 61c GRUESER BWCK CO. 4 19! J:or Scie Large sell.'rlion or coolers and cans. pricl'd right. Fulton Thompaon, PonJeroy. 4 26 Uc nAJJWMEN - Mom~RN 2~ ;up HOMl': FOR S.>\.LF., 10 min. walk from J->onwro:v. 6 room11 an!l batttf lull baat~mc nt, school bus pasaes house. Can ~ /inanccd , Phone 6119·X. " ~ 4 24 3tc POWER UNIT with 35 KW Generator ~ultable for runnln& 1mall 2 Ilf:DI-tOOM HOUSE, bath, bnso.'cutting machine or loader. Sat. ment, coil! furn11.cCl, plenty sort !.taction juarantccd. $500.00 water, <' n e ucrc a:round. nire terms to suitable person. Cnll yard, g11rdcn, uhloken· rou S•l SPrure 3-~5154 , Mason City . .:nrag'', $4500.00. 2 milt.•s from f 215 31c J•onwroy Uoulc 1..!4. J>omNn)'· .=---:----:--c- --ltutlnnd Road, ltol'lL~ rt llailey. 8-lld coal rana:c, sheU, arucn and Phonn 924-Y 4.-2~-6 Lp Jvol')', 110.00. Shorty Jbnoah,!!, 123 Butternut Ave., Pomt>roy. 4 25 3lp BA:~B"Y;-:B::-,,.:-.:In-e:::-tt-:e<> ::-m c :---c pl"•:--:-te , baby ICIIU, child's tralnln.ll 1eat, bo)'l dothlng, ai:a:e 12 und 14. CaJI lll·JI or 318 Seeond St., Pomeroy. f Z-4 3te - . - TWO L&TS. In Middleport, each 80 1 100, betwteD South Sec· ond ud South Front or c•n be aold 11 one lara:e lot, 80 x 200. ~I R. L- C01ta. 4 23 7tc PIGS, readr lint of May, J mile out ot t.npviUe on Dexter Rd . Noall C~uteen. 4 24 8tp __ ... .................. f'tNMrt¥. <*.. On lt. U. C1ll Wm. OrueMr, Rook 101'1,... Rodney Do-Ing INSURANCE AGI!NC'V ,,,., Automolllle, 'M..Ith Completely New From . llltch lo Chute -FULTON THOMPsON • TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy In MIOOLIPORT, OHIO · 61PHONU "11 Mr. and son Billy of ter guesls of Mrs. Everett METROPOLITAN Mrs. William Rose, 1 Cu!u mbus were her pareuts, M-r. and _, Ea'"' Milhoan. . 24 HOUR SERVICE Mrs. Albert Coates Entertains Bridge Club On WE BUY ITRUCTURAL I BEAMS ICRAI' IRON- MITALl SAVE $100 TO $1,000 Dealer stuck and used trailers. 14 to &) ft. Also 10 wldea, two O:nd three bedrooms, notionally known make11. The lowest postdblc tm·ms anywhere. Drive a lit.Hc nnd save a lot. These are well wortn your trip. This ia your LAST Rhopp\ng place, 10 cOll:lC prepared to dul. Fast, Free Delivery. Move in tomorrow. Anything ot value t~ken In trado . 1 U. 5. No. 23 WAVERLY, OHIO ALLEN APPLIANCE . • . ~EIGS MOTOR .. ' N. 2lltl_ Ave. Phone GO. IOU'· .: -' :-.. . Middleport '- ,,.._ . 21. Deplor• 30. ¥Qlta 32- Aaslatantl 33. Sau~y 36. Ftsh cEuu A•••tt ST. Sha.keapeart'l river 39. Also tO. Vein 1. of a tear po'mona Grange Grate, a )'OUOI buaiMIImU ~tor- rMnl in f<liddloport !nm . Gall! polls. By that time ·the n~ of the ice cream eotnJ):Rny Ml the (ContlnuH from page ••I ~ Purity Ice Cnam Company. Entertainment . will include _,.... numbers from the Great Bend Mimttre1 under .the dir,eeticn of )tJ' AD Bob Hoeflich. _ I' ~ContlnuH frem pqe -..) A panel discussion with County was held by Mr. Pentln in wniell Agent C. E. Blakeslee as mod£'-. ator ·with Ron Springer, Gladys he · explained the need for conttnuaJly finding •better and m<H"e Morgan, Her bert (Pete) Sh ields efficient ways tO produce eas' as members will ,,.ate a look · ot. the future of Meigs CQunty." , ln•~ He -closed by plan• Mr. Alspach served ' "t.iekinjl ope: County as its exleiUion agent a,od for improving the po!!land Its ~ ' currently serYbll on .the . said, cut~.vo ~""~"';u.. grtater job, stafe ·ah.nce. employees of - ~ e R' A-d ReeJ' THE SAMARITAN SALT LAKE CITY UP- After stopping his auto to helP otl\er motorist• invc1ved in • JB{nor collilion. Gordon JacobsOn of Sandy, Utah, .returned td hl' own 1 car, found someone "bid ltoltn~lt. 'OOD -.... t ' ~,,. '·i ·q_ " $995 ......, ., , ....... ' • oil ( ,. ', • ,..... ........... ..~ -. 195LFO~D · · · ·: · · · · ·· ·.·-: •· ·...... $595 · Vklotla H.ard Top. Black ov~r GJ:eeil, Radio A gQOd buy. .· · · ·_ Heater. . POMEIOY MOTO·R-CO. OPEN DAILY a;A..M.-10 ~P.M • ,__ Pomeroy ' PI!J!IIfi . CffiCAGO UP _:. 'Diln.ols ~ni,U-tute of Chicago, · -is the first the Unjted Qn the tour thau w6re MeJ- .p1ct1lre EmtrOhlinger. Bera:dahl, Charles E. cart E. I'M GLAI> IT'S • -RAINING ··-N()W YOU WON'T 40 CIII.IT ANt> GET INTO ~ A tiGHT WITH SPII<f - .' -~·"· ·~ '· I ' ~ ' . STOP.U Tt~t•rlll••'• . ~ 4·Il0or. New black finish, radio," heater, Deluxe Fleetline model. Power Glide transrinssion. . A 1957 PLYMOUTH 1treth., H. Cornu In· " to Vtew 2f. Dlap1t&H 1'he public Is Invited to partlci· poate in "National Fun" Day by eomlng to the SyracuBe Grade School tonight when flrtlmen and emergeQST squ.tldmen are apcnaor· lng an amateur t~bow with all proceeds to be uaed for fire and first aid equiprnent. Geneta! Cbairman ·Glenn Cun· ditf said a highlight or the sh~w will be appearante of Milton Ve-noy, Columbus. a Syracuse native who "has made good In bii time radio." -He is a singer. Other out!ltandlng entertainment wlll include nu.mber~ by tbe Syracuse Methodist Chureh cllolr, a song and danee act by Connie Sue Leadingham, numbers by Johnny Usle and Pete Duffy, a treat oldtime comedian, in blackface and straight acts. Four skits by firemen, some of them in blackface, wm be present-ed by Glenn Cundiff and Guy Eddie Guinther; Lu\ber Frlend, CUndirr and Horace "-Hubbard; · and another by Buddy Cundlff and Dutch Oiler. There Is no admlulon for the show which 11tart& at 8 p, m. Refreshments will & served arterwards. »• • .• • ,. , .. $1695 1951 CHEVROLR -·-.. -.... -· .... , - $545 ' 23. Anaer - Syracuse Firemen Benefit Show To Be Held Tonight u the "tlnalnt •alemlln" me:-e than 25 year1. Ttle cOllJ-Jl'Dy bas bun OJM."fa•ing for a number of yean witt! Komer Cook ll$ 1Jretident amt manaeer, HtrbeTt Cbambtn.- ¥le1 president, Mary Park, aeaetary treasurer tncl Frieda Faebnle a'ld !(rs. G. A. S•~art "' IJ!reetors. Retail .store& ln Melt~•· GaUia and pirta of --4-tb.en• and Vinton fOUl•· tlet i.n O.i.J.I) and Kaaon and a part o! Putman COWl\Y iD West Vlralnla have _been .aervleed by the company. Sale!Milen called on m~rc"hanU once a wee-k and they often were compelled \0 travel by ).orae3a ~ ': in the rural areas dur.i.ag wint .•r · months. Mercllandlse wu lh\pp~ by the K. &.: M . and Rocking Vu:lcy Railroads. , In late yean .a number cf i~­ provements have been made hl the building, lneludlng a Jwostory garate ra-r -truckr., a ~aew UghtiDJ system over the enUr b\inding, and an electric e1evatn~ from the basement to ae third floor. The buUdlnc · wlll now lKsold or leased. Homt"r Cook ha! bee-n active in Middleport .servlet clubs and chufthes for many ;ears. He has been a member o· the Hea,.,_ Methodist Church choir for OV8" 50 years and Is a charter memb.-~r ol l~heMiddleport-Pomeroy Ro-tary Cl b, and has se;ved the leber of Com~• in vtt cal C loUs licial capacihes. --1!1: of:!e he · ·became UQCiateJ ht the wbolesaJe grocer-y 'b us:. ness he worked with hla 'fathe-r ih the hay and f-eed buiness in Middleport for' the Ed•rin Cook &. Sons Co. l..eavin&" tbat firm, h • operaled the · Crystal l9t ~a ..1 busineu here-, the first or l'.•l kind In the aJIIoa. He sold tbe CrYttaJ Ice cre.a r, Company to John .Mayer who later aold a hiilf-Intere&t. to J, .J. •1 ·'1' 1955 FORD ............··· :-· ... ---,$1595 Heater - good tires, low mileage_ A BeTTER CAR . THAN ., beW Counly approximately llfteen miles north tut ol Huntington on top ·of B11rker'• Ridae . The cost of the equlptwm~ and buU~Ina:i lo;: estimah:d to be • appro:Umalely $400,000. Charlc1- Que11tin, Dil't'('tor of Ellilnee~inl tor Cowie• Broadcasting Company I• 1uperviJina tustallation ot the tran.smittina equipment. 1956 Chevrolet Station Waton · ·· -· · $2395 1952 CHEVROLET · · ··"--- · .. -..... -- $695 or nny other heme nppllanees ' . tTbe al}') , @USED CARS YOU CAN'T BUY ! REFRIGERATORS !TELEVISION !28 E. Mala Sl. tbc:k; 11. Pull*aln lt Moun 1Jalr Mei·gs Gr""ery ""' QNLY ' ' ' . $695 T953 FORD 4-Door Customllltt · · · · --· · $895 FOR 2fi. Commune ll. Stubborn 1953 PLYMOUTH 1954 ,FORD .. .. ·-- · ·- ·. .. .... · (4) 26, (~), 3, 10 1 17, 24, IUc T. Gcid.cLeP ot ht.rVe•t• a fence 1954 CHEVROLET ...... · .. -.. ,.· · · · -· · $945 WAVERLY MOiliLE I HOME SALES t2. Apex a pi(t'(ln 1955. PONTIAC -· .. ·- .... -.... · .... -· $1495 I e. or mat 11. Steps over MODEL or PRICE ACT NOW 21. In· lt<• Cit.) ' .. :s. ln&nt 8. Beetle t. NeaUlt\( or 1955Chevrolet "210" -- ·---.. TRAILERS TRAILERS CROSSWORD le~h I I REGARDLESS OF OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. m~w - i. Btf'ON! I. FloWer I tint week Ia "The erec!lon of the new WliTNTV tower on Buker'& Ridie iJ now comp1Pte. The 84 root twelve 1-. • I AUTO SALES with 7!1 MHhoan. Mr. and Mrs. Cash .Bahr an1 Mni. Dwight Milhoan joinc·l the D. of A. R. at Pomeroy last daughter:s of Middleport, Mr. and Mr:c: c. E. woode of Tu.ppers week. Plains were calling on .Mr. and_ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conroy, Su~ Mrs. M. L. Bahr Sunday. A birtlland Jackie ot Columbus were vis- day dinner was held for Mr. and iting her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Woode. M. L. Bahr Monday and ·wer£' Gl•nnt 5. Milhoen supper guests of ·his mother Mrs. Msx Crsbtree was elected ar prt>.sldent when the Harrisonvillr PTA met Wednesday evening at the school. other officers elected were Mrs. Eugene Alkir.c, president; Mn. Pearl Willi.ams, secretRn and William Peck, treasurer During the busines-s session i1 was announced that th.e sum o! $61.00 was made at a n~cent nl • social A ovote of thanks wa~ given to Don CottrlJI ror instaP ing $Wingff on the playground. ;., past president's pin was presen ~ ed to Mrs. Ada Bradley by Mr~ Robert Alkire. l Good All Makes and Modell WfiVl'l'ly, OAio, e Glenna Milhoan vi..silcd Thuf .. llwi~;ht 1B8k.w r.ated ('n tbe bllba:t poi.Dt in Ca- biy super t\lrnstile antenna 11 now \IDdergoJna a Jerie• of tettl on the transmitter site and wilt probab})' be mounted on thP. tower during tbe comins week," lt wu announced today bf Robert R. Tin.;:Mr. Viee president and Gend'al Manager or Wtn'N-TV, cbarmel 13, In •Huntington . -work on installation of the new GE 50 kilowatt TV tranamilter 1&progre.,ing rapld1y. With Ita new trantmitter , tower. and antenna, WHTN·'IV will telecast witlll a power o[ 316.000 wtth which wm make channel 13 tbe only full power televislon itation in the Central Ohiq and Kanawha ValJeys. 'I'he new tnstalla,Uona wlll ptovid.e new network and loc1l TV At tbe new site, tbe antenna was programs to thousands or new re-anembled "today and will be vl~w.ers in tbe maJof Q\ll.rkel cenholQt~d. to tbe tep of the 1,000 foot - ter 1 of the area. ~ .a~;qcture witbiD t.be week. Appro,a:lmate!y two ~ye will-be Tineber turth.er eommeilt.ed, "the reqlolfred to fix. the antenna in elfoF\5 · or Cowles Broacltaatina: plaee; an ad-diUona1 ftlW d8J'& will &atlon1 are dedicated to bi'inging be needecJ to 'test transmiSJion. the very best in home televlsicn Station officials expreued their be· enterta.lqment. The surroundina: lief •hat TillY G would see use ot communities •nd lara:er cHles auch 1-lte 'new tower fQr the nrtt time. ~ Portsro.outh, Ohio; Charleston, DW'i~g tbe tranmltter moye, I West Vira:inia; ~nd Asbland, Ken'WCHS-TV powef hae been reduced tucky wil1 receive a bettor channel to 85kw from tht old slte. 13 picture than heretofore. We TOWING Mrs. Philip Bailey Is Canasta Club's Hostess This Week HAYLINER ACCIOIN~ Real Estate Broker dar with _Mrs. ~lie area relidenta today were vGI.tlq 41saruntlcruent over the poor telev.b.ion reception now ti'ill&ble here due \O tbe cbanae o.ver of" traos-.iu.lon and oth~r ent by Stati9n11 WSOH at 8 WHTN at Channel .. taUMt, in JilooWJ.enlents · ··'' .pa'-"e today. indicated p.roareaa In . A:Qnltr~tl.on developroenta. PJ-o.rreu in mc.v iq: WeltS-TV 'UPIJI!ittlnt eq"ipruent wa1 re-pO.rted today by WlUiarn Dixon , -- ~hnlcaJ Director tor tb.e Charles-I.On station. _... The '18 foot antenna atop the old -Wwer ~n Kann•ip. County was ,. , l&lw.ered to the around yesterday, .....uembled and loaded for tfROIP.OJ'tatiQD to thl new tower en Coal Mountain in Putnam .... --eet_.n,y. Your Friendly Ford Dealer See The New Hollond ATIOWWI • • 11 Mr. and Mrs. _Geo. Conroy, daurhter of Hunting.ton were guests of Mr.s. Alice Dodson Frida-y evening on Lheir way to Akron visit over the weekend with thcic parents. Harrisonville PTA Names New Officers Wed. lll.U WARD Ill L h,"".,~· It~ c.. - Alice DoWon. Mrs. Eugene Conde entertnine<l Memben of the County Count!Jc Lincoln Heights Canasta Club Tuesday evening at her home, cil PTA presented a model PTA meeting with Mrs. Rny Tracy Jr. Anne St. Mrs. Paul Theiss, Mrs. Harolc . Prizes were awarded to :Mrs. Eben:bach, Mrs. MArvin Bur: Liiwrcnce... Morarity, Mrs. Wllliarr• and Mrs. Olive Ingro.ham 'partici wc:)l.ace.· Mrs. RobeR .Oailcy an<l pating. A vocal solo "-Apri Day Phone 8104 Night Phone 2452·5 Mrs. Douglas.s Singer. Showers" was presented by Mr~ 1907, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. John C. Bacon A salad course was served by Burt accompanied by Mrs. Trac~ 1he hostess to tbose named above Sev('ral piano duets were playe•J Probate Judge 1 by Mrs. Tracy apd Mrs. -l ngrahan (4) 28, ltc :-nd Mrs. Robert · Story. Refreshments were served a• NOT.~IC:::E:-:O:::F::--A:::P-P-0-IN _T _M _ENT tne close of the meeting bY M• 461 S, 3rd Ave. Middleport Admlnl~otrator Nye Eskew, Mrs. Dena Weist, Estet• of John Clyct. WlnebNnntr Mrs. Wilda Wiseman, Mrs. Aman !::;;:::====~:::::;:;:::;::;:~ Deceeled da Morris a.1d Mr.s. Ada Bradlc) Notice i! hereby gJven that tsal beUa Winebrenner whose Post Office A(ldress Ill 693 _S. 2nd Street, Mra. Philip Bailey entertained 4 Door Sedan. 2 tone blue Cran· MiJidleport, Ohio has been duly Canasta -Club this week . Prizes her brook, Radio, Heater~ Scat Cov-appoinlcd as Administratrix •of were won by Mn. Harold Eppley, lbe Es,tete vf John Clyde wlneMrs. Paul Theiss, Mrs. A. J, Sti'auss ers, Spotj>~~a hrcnner late of Middleport, Meigs and Mrs. Kenneth McElhinny. County , Ohio deceased. ' Mrs. Woiltiam .Cl~rk. Mrs. Plans were made to have a dinDated thia 24th day of April ner at the Farmers Hotel Galli- Shasteen and Mrs. Charle.s Mullen 1957. ' Jr., were guesta wh.en Mrs. Albert polis, fc.r the next meeting.' John C. Bacon • Coates entertained ·her bridg(' Others present were Mrs. DenJudge or the Probate Court club Wednesday evening at her ver Rice, :Mrs. Itandolp~ Hum· Meigs County, OAlo phreys, club--Jnembers, and a guest home, Lincoln Hill. (4) 26, (:5) 3, 10, 3tc Mra. Edith SiSaon. ' ~rlze f'or hltb score was awarded to Mrs. Clark and the travelNOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ing prize to Mra. R. L. Jacobs. OIS TO ATTEND In pursuance of the order or the Refreshments .were served bv Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES will Probate Courl of Meigs County atlend in a 'bcdy at the United the hostess to those named above Ohio, I will offer for sale at pu.,: Methodist Church. Sunday at 10:30 and Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, Mrs. lie nuclion on Saturd•y, the 25th a. m., lt waa announced toda)' by William -1'\ndel'lon and Mrs. RolV-8, 4-Door Station ~agQn, Radio and Heater, Power flay of May, 1957, al 10:00 o'dock Mrs. Roy Tracy Sr., worthy matron. land Neutzllng. Glide-White Wall Ttres. Ex\ra Clean, One Local Owner, A. M., from the front door of the Court House in Pomeroy, Ohio, the following real estate: The following described real estate. to-wit: Situate In the v;u. 2 Dr. Customline V-8. Radio, Healer, Seat Cov\,( Ford· lage of Pomeroy, Meigs County ().Malic, less than 20,000 actual miles. Beautiful Ivory Ohio and being a part of Villaa~ over TurquOise. Lot No. 20~ , said part herein con· v~yc~ Joins the Jay Lot and be-liUnntng on the North side of the ChcBtcr Road on Lhc line between 2-Door V-8 with over drive, Power Pak, Heater, Back up Lot. Number 2M and 2M; thence North OB IJ4 degrees West alonl lights, while wall tires-- Beautiful black finish. Local .said Road 180 teet; !hence North owner. 23 Y4 dP.Rrces Eaat 12!1 feet to the cliff; thence Eaat along the cUt( to the West I111e of Lot Number 2315; thence South 7"1 degree• 4 Dr. Sedan. V-8 motor, Hydramatic drive, Radio, Heater West 133 feet to the p1act ot be-Low mileage. Special 2 tone Paint • ginning, containing one!-half acre more or leu. Thl.s deed conveyi only the aurfsce and nothing more of any kind. Said real e1tate Ls on the Chest4-Door, New paint In two tone green -Heater. A: Real er Road, ccmmonly known a5 old. B~y. . 1 State Route 7, and the !llrcet immediately cast is State Route No. 7 and the street immediately west. erly Is Route No. 33. Located About -1&) feet west of junction of Chctt.. Club Coupe, lovely green finish, Radio, Heater, Se•t Coer Rnad and Route No. 7. ven. ~ I, Said premises are appraised at $900.00 and must be sold for not • than two-ttiirds of said apI less praised value. Lovely cream and beige, V-8 moior, sun visor, radio, Terms: Cash in hand on day ot sale. · heater~ seat covers~ FordomaUc and continental trim. BEN J. SPENCER, Administrator of the Est.1tc of Thomas Terrell, deceased WEBSTER & I'ULTZ 4-Door. New paint in 2 lone green, Deluxe model. Rad10, Attorneys tor Administrator. Lifo, C:...oltv on4 - UIU • Li nco In Heig,hts C(Jnasta Club In Tuesday Meeting Your.g Adult Cla&'s of Reorgani~cd Church of Jesus Christ of La· ter Day Sainta met for .their regular monthly meetini April 19 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarenw Bradford, Racine. The meetint was in cbarge of Mrs. Robert Proffitt, pre•ident. Mrs. ct,renee Bradford was ln charge of the devotions. Topic for discussion was "What Easter Means To Us". The social hour waa .!"l'ent by playing gamea and singing bymns. Retreshments were served. THE RIDGE-KENO Preslon Motors, Inc. . 3 Mil.. North of Pomeroy Real Estate ---------- Young Adult Class Monthly Meeting Mrs. Gecrge Bear.bs was honored wltb a handkerchief shower in observance of ·h er birthday when tbe Past Presidents- ·of the Ladies Atallitry (1f Drew Webster Post American Lea:iort met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs, Albert Young, Pleasant Ridge Road. The meetina- ln charge of Mr11. B~n Neulr.ling, president, opened w1th -.-the Lord's Prayer and pledge to the f1ag. Reports were given on noweu sent at Easter time to Mrs. ld<~ Gaut, .Millers Cottage, Dayton, and .Mrs: Eliz.abeth Hu·ber, Gallipolis. Mrs. Dey Hysell conducted a series of games afte-r which the hoRless !lerved a salad eourae. Present were Mrs. Neutzling, Mrs. Paul Ca1cl, Mrs. George Hackett Sr., Mrs. Bearhs, Miss Jennie Sue Eiselstein, Mrs. Ge'J. Mowery, Mrs. owen Wallion Mr.s. J. M. Thornton, Mrs. Ralph G.ilmore, M'ra William Baxter and Mrs. HyseU. Legal Notice -- - - -- - - ' PM Club Meeting Handkerchief Held On Wednesday Shower Honors Mrs. Frank Wilson and Mrs. Mrs. G. Bearhs Lewis H. Sauer were hosteaaes l ..senJ~• m al•m ,,., IO I!DDfOVt ... to the pi,LhUc aod to our • .On a-xJmatelf !IN ~. the ,to: oponoort." Th, aoteant mount•d on this ~Cont....., ,.,. ,..... . .1 Utn. w.Dl tr~Qmtt. fr.&m the new 1 to~er wltb "32kw uatil all trans· new ttr"leturr wW be 1.000 feet Raymond Walburn mo"' than ao above av'tnae ternta· year•~ the la.te rw. r. I~ an<J ~~:'a::\J~~:,ent CUl be mo~ed The Dew WIITN-TV· tower ia lo- the Jate' Chat. E. Walburn, thown Toward ImproVIng • . io onUciP.atod authorized power of Of TV·Retephon durln& lh• June. &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, April 26, 1957 • �. - ........ . . . ............ ·-'. "";·· , .. ··- ........ ---,'' - ..... .. '. ...~ ..... _ .................., ..... '1, ....., . . . . ' .• _, ' Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aprll28, 19~7-7 ..t Pr BP.DR_. \ Ml'eBS -r-· -l:'~ • Full Legal Notice FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT WANT ADS fat.te of George Arthur Young, D.ceued ~otit-p i~ hereby given t~al this Wednesday wben the PM Club lh·td A Young wh_ose Po~t OffJce mel at the home or Mrs. George a dl.l rcs~ l.~ MuiCrllvtlle, Ohto, R. U. Hobstetter. 1 has bePn dol,~-· appnmtcd Execul-1 Games were played and prizes tor of the Elilate uf George Arthur won by Mrs. Charles Murray , "Mrs. PHONE 398 RATES 2 cents per word, one inscrlion. Minimum charge We ............., c:entr per word !orthree consecutive Insertions. Speeial - One month for 25 cents per word. Full. rate of 2 cents per word will be charged for advertisina: ll not pa1d for be/ore the 15th of each month following insertion. Err•ra In Advertising-Should be reported immediately. Th.e D11Uy Sentinel •ill not be responsible for more than one tncorrP~1 insertion. Card of Tbankll and Special Notices of Events $1.00. Obltuarll's publiahed at 1 cent per word. r l 2 R00!\11 funushed apartment, 3 ROOM furnishPd apartment, utilities furnbhed. 3 room and (1) Notices IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL - R•:NT - bath unfurnished llllarlmtmt. ln. quin~ at. Homo Restaurant. Mid4 26 6tc find employment - hire or find a loSt item through The Daily Sentlr. 'I WANT ADS- Don't put it off --Call 398 Today - An Ad in 2 four this column ELLH\"r;TON l'l ayrr • ri<Jno. till'rort. Call GETS RESULTS TI!Onl n. ilj lartnwnts, low rent . L CoaL~. Middh~port. 4 23 7lc Mrs. John Sloul , Jlarri:;onvillc. 4 26 61p ---- ·- for t'l'nl - _.__ - -- - E l'ctric wallpapr~~ . 1 ---.,.,.~~~~:-"'l:':"~::-1mr:::~. ~h·atncr. Clim,.,J Fish~~r. Mid ~•HJUIIJi g mat<·hc~ . U<idlll~ Plo<~JJIJ· •tlt·"or:. ~>h e~J 5- x u -· r ing Mill, May 5. 1.00 P. M. 1'11h_____ ~- __ lie ('orclially invited. 4·26-:Hr Cloth. Nylon, Fil)('q,:Jass Awnings, - - - - - ---· - - - l'orch sli:lfl1·.~. Vclll'liau hlinrls. SAYI DO.I'f'T YOU KNOW? , , b Window bl inds, l'ui'C'h 11111.! Lawn Jaker s w 11 give you the est 1 }o' urnitun' ~'t e" t·~tim ates . Dale trade on furmtuu or applian-~ Wippel Supply, 215 Union Ave., r.t!s. 4--f$ d' rumcruy_ 4 ~ lmoc RLMM~~E ~A~E:I•u;~~·iy -~~~ 11 -~('m~n any , ur~ · ;md :...7, }nd ~y & Sa\ur~aY -_ 5 3 _ _ _ ___ __:___:c : '(BbJ Auto Services a. r' pn NEEimn Jt (Jil(C.~~fttc girl, gund in f1gt11cs ;;1ul ('X Il('n<'nce wtlh offll' l' mnrhln< ,, 'hotthan rl not ncr- e~~.H~ AI•PI V Ohlll V;dley llak m;,: ( o.. ~J•drl lt·J IOrt. Ohio. _Youn:::: ; _necc;,_sed, late of C~ester Hobstetter, Mrs. Waller Crooks, row_ns.llp. ~~~·• gs Co~n t ~.-, OhJO. . Mr~. Sara Gibbs and Mr~- Wayne ?ated thts 18th day of Aprll, Swisher. The hostesses served a 19.)7. dessert coune. John C. Becon Judge- of the Prob•te Court NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Melg' County, Ohio E1hte of W. C. St•nley, dlcHMcl \4) 19, 26, (5) 3, 3lc Notice Is hereby given that Opal B. Stanley of Middleport, Ohio, has been dulY appointed Admin. istratrix of lhe Estate of W. c. Stanley deceased late of Meigs Cht•stcr M. Kirkman , whose place County, Ohio. of rt:sidence Is unknown and canCreditors are required to file not, with rea~onable '"diligence, be their claims with said fiduciary a!lcertaitlctl will take notice that within four mot1ths. on the 17lh daY of A-pril, 1957nhe Dated this 24th day of April, undersigned. Helen Faye Kirkman," 1957. filed her petition against hlm In John C. Bacon the Common Pleas Court of Meigs Probate Judge of said Court COllnty, Ohio, Case No. 12,1)37, al- (41 ·26; (:5) 3, 10, 3tc leging that he has been 1 guilty of grOSS fiL•gJcct or duty towardS the LEGAL NOTICE plaintiff and has abandoned the plain tiff and praying for divorce, STATE OF OHIO. MEIGS CO., sa: custody of chilrl, alimony and oth. IN THE PROBATE COURT er relic£. Sald cause wlll be for I'N TIJE MATTER OF THE REGIS hearing on or afLer the 3rd day TRATION OF BffiTH OF AGN-ES of June , 1007. LUCILLE MOORE: Case No. 17,M4 Helen Faye Kirkman NOTICE is given that this 22nd PI,AINTI~"'F "day of April, 1957, Agnes Lucille Moore Ervi11 , whose birth is not Webster & F'ultz recorded, filed her application tor Attorn~ys for Plaintiff an order of lhe Probate Court (4) 19 , 26, (5) 3, 10, 17, 24,_31 7tc thil.t her birth be registered as pro. -::.:::::::;::::::~::7~=~;:; vided by law.' Applicant aven that CONCRETE BLOCKS she was born October 17, 1916, at Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio. "Builcl Better For Leu"' Said application will be for hearing on the 4th day of May, 4 26 3[(.' Help H. llA WLlNGS SObiS CO. - 24 ( 17) Wanted hour "'frt:•·ker SP.rvi~:e. Day WANTEJ) - flahy Sitter. ,Janet Phone 6227. Night Phone fiurf11cc , Ma ~ ntl City, SPruce 61139-X. DODGE • rLYMOUTH 3-55U4. 4 24 6tc ---------DEAl"JtS 3 4' H ------~---- FOR SALt:: to high hidder. 1947 Willy~ ~- THU@K DIIIVEit -- Sellled ~o bcr man fut trash trnck . Call 318-M. 4 24 3te (8) A1.1toSoles Station Wa,w:on at Hl:u~tt­ -------------- - - (20)Business Services nan Auto Company. May 4, - ---------------1957 al 10:00 l l . m. 4 26 :He QUICK SF.HVICE on Wa~h r.apaldng l1y F4t;t-' Ory Trl!_~_od , iOij:Ch~y~ll!l- 2-~;--- In b;-;0watchmaker, COLLINS J,~m. t(lo::.. the high hiddl'r at Mlilwn ' J.,EH.S, }'!.IJICroy . 1--3--t! Motor Salelf, Miner!lvil!e, OhJO, RADiO & Tl~lJ~V I SinN ~ii.:UV I CE, May 4, 1957 at 10:00 1.1. m. Phonto ::.JO, Cleland .Appliance (oil 26, 30, (51 3 :lie Ston~, \ 1d W. Main Sl., l'omcru!' 1Dfi2 CUEVROI.~~:T l-Ion truck 2·23 -tf reccnlly painted, new flilt lwd. ----- -Sec after 11:00 p. rn. Mr~ . Gl'OI'· TERMITES EXTERMINATED "Ia Wll1l iuTL.son. llarri ~l lnville For free in~pt•rtiun phone S83-M, Roa!l . Phone 8411-X. 4 26 :Jtp liilmon• Supply Stm·c. Pomeroy. 1 All work guaranlecd . F'ully inSEE BILL CHII..DS rur the BEST ~urcd. Vilughom'! lndlliltrial and Usl.'d ear vahW8. :1-30 -l mo c fi(' sidl'n1inl Termite Conlrol Ser49 H vice, .St. Mar)'l4, W. Va. 101\6 V8 Oldsmohilt~. 4 clr. Scll<lll -- ------ I I $24A~.oo llydram~ti c - l lhan \4 ,000 Pomcroy. mHe11. drlw-, It· ~-; Blacuna r'.~­ 4-20-f!k -- -----C!ll' 1955 Oldsmobile llohtla y !52195.{1U. Lnw milra~l', hy(Jra matic, one c:ar('ful local nwn~ · Bfaellnar's, Po nwr o ~ . 4-2M31l' 19~ I' ' '' ''' '~· t ---- - LAWN MOWIWS sha rpened on factory aJJtJro\•cd machine~>. Leomud's !.awn Mower Shop, 1 mile norlh of Chester on State Iloute No. 7. 4 24 6tc lnsurdnce ::----:-- - ---=--- FORD VB Ranch Wagon . tnaurance AjeDCJ, $1,795.00. Fordamatlc driv~. prle- &.arlli»-S..zn_PI'PD Middleport. Fire • Automobll&td below book, original lluht &onda. Phone U8UI--.X 6-20--tt blue Cinlsh. Blactlnar'!, Pomeroy. 4 25 Ole FOREMAN dl: ABBOTT T.V. SERVlCt; All makes Repaired by Exl9~4 RUJCK Special 2 dr. Sedan. pert Te~~nlclan1. Pbone 6284 \' ~l.t9S. Originalll.llht irccn wllh Mlddlepor :. 6--lD--U white top. We've ~cnlcl"ld since new. Blacttnar's, Pomeroy . COMPLE'fE Jnsuranc~.: Protection, 4 2~ 6\c Life, Auto. Fire, Polio. Call Don - - - - · -- .--=:---:-- - Mills, Middleport, Ohio. HIIW PONTIA C 0\x. 8 cyl. 4 dr. Sedan. $1,29~. Hydramatlc, exceptional jn every way . Dlactt- (21) nar'.tl, Pomeroy . 4 23 6tc COUN'I'HY IIOMI~ 2 acrr.s, 7 l'onm!l b11th, lifetime shin~&les, new 19:§3 PLYMOUTH Bdvcderc Hard Jmmp drivrn well. dertrlc walcr Top C'pc. $888. Like new two lwalt·t', 4 ndif'!l rt·om Pom('rny on tone green fhlish. Blacllnar's, Hl. \43. Cllll 71 ·X aft er 6 p. m. Pomeroy. 4 25 61c GRUESER BWCK CO. 4 19! J:or Scie Large sell.'rlion or coolers and cans. pricl'd right. Fulton Thompaon, PonJeroy. 4 26 Uc nAJJWMEN - Mom~RN 2~ ;up HOMl': FOR S.>\.LF., 10 min. walk from J->onwro:v. 6 room11 an!l batttf lull baat~mc nt, school bus pasaes house. Can ~ /inanccd , Phone 6119·X. " ~ 4 24 3tc POWER UNIT with 35 KW Generator ~ultable for runnln& 1mall 2 Ilf:DI-tOOM HOUSE, bath, bnso.'cutting machine or loader. Sat. ment, coil! furn11.cCl, plenty sort !.taction juarantccd. $500.00 water, <' n e ucrc a:round. nire terms to suitable person. Cnll yard, g11rdcn, uhloken· rou S•l SPrure 3-~5154 , Mason City . .:nrag'', $4500.00. 2 milt.•s from f 215 31c J•onwroy Uoulc 1..!4. J>omNn)'· .=---:----:--c- --ltutlnnd Road, ltol'lL~ rt llailey. 8-lld coal rana:c, sheU, arucn and Phonn 924-Y 4.-2~-6 Lp Jvol')', 110.00. Shorty Jbnoah,!!, 123 Butternut Ave., Pomt>roy. 4 25 3lp BA:~B"Y;-:B::-,,.:-.:In-e:::-tt-:e<> ::-m c :---c pl"•:--:-te , baby ICIIU, child's tralnln.ll 1eat, bo)'l dothlng, ai:a:e 12 und 14. CaJI lll·JI or 318 Seeond St., Pomeroy. f Z-4 3te - . - TWO L&TS. In Middleport, each 80 1 100, betwteD South Sec· ond ud South Front or c•n be aold 11 one lara:e lot, 80 x 200. ~I R. L- C01ta. 4 23 7tc PIGS, readr lint of May, J mile out ot t.npviUe on Dexter Rd . Noall C~uteen. 4 24 8tp __ ... .................. f'tNMrt¥. <*.. On lt. U. C1ll Wm. OrueMr, Rook 101'1,... Rodney Do-Ing INSURANCE AGI!NC'V ,,,., Automolllle, 'M..Ith Completely New From . llltch lo Chute -FULTON THOMPsON • TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy In MIOOLIPORT, OHIO · 61PHONU "11 Mr. and son Billy of ter guesls of Mrs. Everett METROPOLITAN Mrs. William Rose, 1 Cu!u mbus were her pareuts, M-r. and _, Ea'"' Milhoan. . 24 HOUR SERVICE Mrs. Albert Coates Entertains Bridge Club On WE BUY ITRUCTURAL I BEAMS ICRAI' IRON- MITALl SAVE $100 TO $1,000 Dealer stuck and used trailers. 14 to &) ft. Also 10 wldea, two O:nd three bedrooms, notionally known make11. The lowest postdblc tm·ms anywhere. Drive a lit.Hc nnd save a lot. These are well wortn your trip. This ia your LAST Rhopp\ng place, 10 cOll:lC prepared to dul. Fast, Free Delivery. Move in tomorrow. Anything ot value t~ken In trado . 1 U. 5. No. 23 WAVERLY, OHIO ALLEN APPLIANCE . • . ~EIGS MOTOR .. ' N. 2lltl_ Ave. Phone GO. IOU'· .: -' :-.. . Middleport '- ,,.._ . 21. Deplor• 30. ¥Qlta 32- Aaslatantl 33. Sau~y 36. Ftsh cEuu A•••tt ST. Sha.keapeart'l river 39. Also tO. Vein 1. of a tear po'mona Grange Grate, a )'OUOI buaiMIImU ~tor- rMnl in f<liddloport !nm . Gall! polls. By that time ·the n~ of the ice cream eotnJ):Rny Ml the (ContlnuH from page ••I ~ Purity Ice Cnam Company. Entertainment . will include _,.... numbers from the Great Bend Mimttre1 under .the dir,eeticn of )tJ' AD Bob Hoeflich. _ I' ~ContlnuH frem pqe -..) A panel discussion with County was held by Mr. Pentln in wniell Agent C. E. Blakeslee as mod£'-. ator ·with Ron Springer, Gladys he · explained the need for conttnuaJly finding •better and m<H"e Morgan, Her bert (Pete) Sh ields efficient ways tO produce eas' as members will ,,.ate a look · ot. the future of Meigs CQunty." , ln•~ He -closed by plan• Mr. Alspach served ' "t.iekinjl ope: County as its exleiUion agent a,od for improving the po!!land Its ~ ' currently serYbll on .the . said, cut~.vo ~""~"';u.. grtater job, stafe ·ah.nce. employees of - ~ e R' A-d ReeJ' THE SAMARITAN SALT LAKE CITY UP- After stopping his auto to helP otl\er motorist• invc1ved in • JB{nor collilion. Gordon JacobsOn of Sandy, Utah, .returned td hl' own 1 car, found someone "bid ltoltn~lt. 'OOD -.... t ' ~,,. '·i ·q_ " $995 ......, ., , ....... ' • oil ( ,. ', • ,..... ........... ..~ -. 195LFO~D · · · ·: · · · · ·· ·.·-: •· ·...... $595 · Vklotla H.ard Top. Black ov~r GJ:eeil, Radio A gQOd buy. .· · · ·_ Heater. . POMEIOY MOTO·R-CO. OPEN DAILY a;A..M.-10 ~P.M • ,__ Pomeroy ' PI!J!IIfi . CffiCAGO UP _:. 'Diln.ols ~ni,U-tute of Chicago, · -is the first the Unjted Qn the tour thau w6re MeJ- .p1ct1lre EmtrOhlinger. Bera:dahl, Charles E. cart E. I'M GLAI> IT'S • -RAINING ··-N()W YOU WON'T 40 CIII.IT ANt> GET INTO ~ A tiGHT WITH SPII<f - .' -~·"· ·~ '· I ' ~ ' . STOP.U Tt~t•rlll••'• . ~ 4·Il0or. New black finish, radio," heater, Deluxe Fleetline model. Power Glide transrinssion. . A 1957 PLYMOUTH 1treth., H. Cornu In· " to Vtew 2f. Dlap1t&H 1'he public Is Invited to partlci· poate in "National Fun" Day by eomlng to the SyracuBe Grade School tonight when flrtlmen and emergeQST squ.tldmen are apcnaor· lng an amateur t~bow with all proceeds to be uaed for fire and first aid equiprnent. Geneta! Cbairman ·Glenn Cun· ditf said a highlight or the sh~w will be appearante of Milton Ve-noy, Columbus. a Syracuse native who "has made good In bii time radio." -He is a singer. Other out!ltandlng entertainment wlll include nu.mber~ by tbe Syracuse Methodist Chureh cllolr, a song and danee act by Connie Sue Leadingham, numbers by Johnny Usle and Pete Duffy, a treat oldtime comedian, in blackface and straight acts. Four skits by firemen, some of them in blackface, wm be present-ed by Glenn Cundiff and Guy Eddie Guinther; Lu\ber Frlend, CUndirr and Horace "-Hubbard; · and another by Buddy Cundlff and Dutch Oiler. There Is no admlulon for the show which 11tart& at 8 p, m. Refreshments will & served arterwards. »• • .• • ,. , .. $1695 1951 CHEVROLR -·-.. -.... -· .... , - $545 ' 23. Anaer - Syracuse Firemen Benefit Show To Be Held Tonight u the "tlnalnt •alemlln" me:-e than 25 year1. Ttle cOllJ-Jl'Dy bas bun OJM."fa•ing for a number of yean witt! Komer Cook ll$ 1Jretident amt manaeer, HtrbeTt Cbambtn.- ¥le1 president, Mary Park, aeaetary treasurer tncl Frieda Faebnle a'ld !(rs. G. A. S•~art "' IJ!reetors. Retail .store& ln Melt~•· GaUia and pirta of --4-tb.en• and Vinton fOUl•· tlet i.n O.i.J.I) and Kaaon and a part o! Putman COWl\Y iD West Vlralnla have _been .aervleed by the company. Sale!Milen called on m~rc"hanU once a wee-k and they often were compelled \0 travel by ).orae3a ~ ': in the rural areas dur.i.ag wint .•r · months. Mercllandlse wu lh\pp~ by the K. &.: M . and Rocking Vu:lcy Railroads. , In late yean .a number cf i~­ provements have been made hl the building, lneludlng a Jwostory garate ra-r -truckr., a ~aew UghtiDJ system over the enUr b\inding, and an electric e1evatn~ from the basement to ae third floor. The buUdlnc · wlll now lKsold or leased. Homt"r Cook ha! bee-n active in Middleport .servlet clubs and chufthes for many ;ears. He has been a member o· the Hea,.,_ Methodist Church choir for OV8" 50 years and Is a charter memb.-~r ol l~heMiddleport-Pomeroy Ro-tary Cl b, and has se;ved the leber of Com~• in vtt cal C loUs licial capacihes. --1!1: of:!e he · ·became UQCiateJ ht the wbolesaJe grocer-y 'b us:. ness he worked with hla 'fathe-r ih the hay and f-eed buiness in Middleport for' the Ed•rin Cook &. Sons Co. l..eavin&" tbat firm, h • operaled the · Crystal l9t ~a ..1 busineu here-, the first or l'.•l kind In the aJIIoa. He sold tbe CrYttaJ Ice cre.a r, Company to John .Mayer who later aold a hiilf-Intere&t. to J, .J. •1 ·'1' 1955 FORD ............··· :-· ... ---,$1595 Heater - good tires, low mileage_ A BeTTER CAR . THAN ., beW Counly approximately llfteen miles north tut ol Huntington on top ·of B11rker'• Ridae . The cost of the equlptwm~ and buU~Ina:i lo;: estimah:d to be • appro:Umalely $400,000. Charlc1- Que11tin, Dil't'('tor of Ellilnee~inl tor Cowie• Broadcasting Company I• 1uperviJina tustallation ot the tran.smittina equipment. 1956 Chevrolet Station Waton · ·· -· · $2395 1952 CHEVROLET · · ··"--- · .. -..... -- $695 or nny other heme nppllanees ' . tTbe al}') , @USED CARS YOU CAN'T BUY ! REFRIGERATORS !TELEVISION !28 E. Mala Sl. tbc:k; 11. Pull*aln lt Moun 1Jalr Mei·gs Gr""ery ""' QNLY ' ' ' . $695 T953 FORD 4-Door Customllltt · · · · --· · $895 FOR 2fi. Commune ll. Stubborn 1953 PLYMOUTH 1954 ,FORD .. .. ·-- · ·- ·. .. .... · (4) 26, (~), 3, 10 1 17, 24, IUc T. Gcid.cLeP ot ht.rVe•t• a fence 1954 CHEVROLET ...... · .. -.. ,.· · · · -· · $945 WAVERLY MOiliLE I HOME SALES t2. Apex a pi(t'(ln 1955. PONTIAC -· .. ·- .... -.... · .... -· $1495 I e. or mat 11. Steps over MODEL or PRICE ACT NOW 21. In· lt<• Cit.) ' .. :s. ln&nt 8. Beetle t. NeaUlt\( or 1955Chevrolet "210" -- ·---.. TRAILERS TRAILERS CROSSWORD le~h I I REGARDLESS OF OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. m~w - i. Btf'ON! I. FloWer I tint week Ia "The erec!lon of the new WliTNTV tower on Buker'& Ridie iJ now comp1Pte. The 84 root twelve 1-. • I AUTO SALES with 7!1 MHhoan. Mr. and Mrs. Cash .Bahr an1 Mni. Dwight Milhoan joinc·l the D. of A. R. at Pomeroy last daughter:s of Middleport, Mr. and Mr:c: c. E. woode of Tu.ppers week. Plains were calling on .Mr. and_ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conroy, Su~ Mrs. M. L. Bahr Sunday. A birtlland Jackie ot Columbus were vis- day dinner was held for Mr. and iting her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Woode. M. L. Bahr Monday and ·wer£' Gl•nnt 5. Milhoen supper guests of ·his mother Mrs. Msx Crsbtree was elected ar prt>.sldent when the Harrisonvillr PTA met Wednesday evening at the school. other officers elected were Mrs. Eugene Alkir.c, president; Mn. Pearl Willi.ams, secretRn and William Peck, treasurer During the busines-s session i1 was announced that th.e sum o! $61.00 was made at a n~cent nl • social A ovote of thanks wa~ given to Don CottrlJI ror instaP ing $Wingff on the playground. ;., past president's pin was presen ~ ed to Mrs. Ada Bradley by Mr~ Robert Alkire. l Good All Makes and Modell WfiVl'l'ly, OAio, e Glenna Milhoan vi..silcd Thuf .. llwi~;ht 1B8k.w r.ated ('n tbe bllba:t poi.Dt in Ca- biy super t\lrnstile antenna 11 now \IDdergoJna a Jerie• of tettl on the transmitter site and wilt probab})' be mounted on thP. tower during tbe comins week," lt wu announced today bf Robert R. Tin.;:Mr. Viee president and Gend'al Manager or Wtn'N-TV, cbarmel 13, In •Huntington . -work on installation of the new GE 50 kilowatt TV tranamilter 1&progre.,ing rapld1y. With Ita new trantmitter , tower. and antenna, WHTN·'IV will telecast witlll a power o[ 316.000 wtth which wm make channel 13 tbe only full power televislon itation in the Central Ohiq and Kanawha ValJeys. 'I'he new tnstalla,Uona wlll ptovid.e new network and loc1l TV At tbe new site, tbe antenna was programs to thousands or new re-anembled "today and will be vl~w.ers in tbe maJof Q\ll.rkel cenholQt~d. to tbe tep of the 1,000 foot - ter 1 of the area. ~ .a~;qcture witbiD t.be week. Appro,a:lmate!y two ~ye will-be Tineber turth.er eommeilt.ed, "the reqlolfred to fix. the antenna in elfoF\5 · or Cowles Broacltaatina: plaee; an ad-diUona1 ftlW d8J'& will &atlon1 are dedicated to bi'inging be needecJ to 'test transmiSJion. the very best in home televlsicn Station officials expreued their be· enterta.lqment. The surroundina: lief •hat TillY G would see use ot communities •nd lara:er cHles auch 1-lte 'new tower fQr the nrtt time. ~ Portsro.outh, Ohio; Charleston, DW'i~g tbe tranmltter moye, I West Vira:inia; ~nd Asbland, Ken'WCHS-TV powef hae been reduced tucky wil1 receive a bettor channel to 85kw from tht old slte. 13 picture than heretofore. We TOWING Mrs. Philip Bailey Is Canasta Club's Hostess This Week HAYLINER ACCIOIN~ Real Estate Broker dar with _Mrs. ~lie area relidenta today were vGI.tlq 41saruntlcruent over the poor telev.b.ion reception now ti'ill&ble here due \O tbe cbanae o.ver of" traos-.iu.lon and oth~r ent by Stati9n11 WSOH at 8 WHTN at Channel .. taUMt, in JilooWJ.enlents · ··'' .pa'-"e today. indicated p.roareaa In . A:Qnltr~tl.on developroenta. PJ-o.rreu in mc.v iq: WeltS-TV 'UPIJI!ittlnt eq"ipruent wa1 re-pO.rted today by WlUiarn Dixon , -- ~hnlcaJ Director tor tb.e Charles-I.On station. _... The '18 foot antenna atop the old -Wwer ~n Kann•ip. County was ,. , l&lw.ered to the around yesterday, .....uembled and loaded for tfROIP.OJ'tatiQD to thl new tower en Coal Mountain in Putnam .... --eet_.n,y. Your Friendly Ford Dealer See The New Hollond ATIOWWI • • 11 Mr. and Mrs. _Geo. Conroy, daurhter of Hunting.ton were guests of Mr.s. Alice Dodson Frida-y evening on Lheir way to Akron visit over the weekend with thcic parents. Harrisonville PTA Names New Officers Wed. lll.U WARD Ill L h,"".,~· It~ c.. - Alice DoWon. Mrs. Eugene Conde entertnine<l Memben of the County Count!Jc Lincoln Heights Canasta Club Tuesday evening at her home, cil PTA presented a model PTA meeting with Mrs. Rny Tracy Jr. Anne St. Mrs. Paul Theiss, Mrs. Harolc . Prizes were awarded to :Mrs. Eben:bach, Mrs. MArvin Bur: Liiwrcnce... Morarity, Mrs. Wllliarr• and Mrs. Olive Ingro.ham 'partici wc:)l.ace.· Mrs. RobeR .Oailcy an<l pating. A vocal solo "-Apri Day Phone 8104 Night Phone 2452·5 Mrs. Douglas.s Singer. Showers" was presented by Mr~ 1907, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. John C. Bacon A salad course was served by Burt accompanied by Mrs. Trac~ 1he hostess to tbose named above Sev('ral piano duets were playe•J Probate Judge 1 by Mrs. Tracy apd Mrs. -l ngrahan (4) 28, ltc :-nd Mrs. Robert · Story. Refreshments were served a• NOT.~IC:::E:-:O:::F::--A:::P-P-0-IN _T _M _ENT tne close of the meeting bY M• 461 S, 3rd Ave. Middleport Admlnl~otrator Nye Eskew, Mrs. Dena Weist, Estet• of John Clyct. WlnebNnntr Mrs. Wilda Wiseman, Mrs. Aman !::;;:::====~:::::;:;:::;::;:~ Deceeled da Morris a.1d Mr.s. Ada Bradlc) Notice i! hereby gJven that tsal beUa Winebrenner whose Post Office A(ldress Ill 693 _S. 2nd Street, Mra. Philip Bailey entertained 4 Door Sedan. 2 tone blue Cran· MiJidleport, Ohio has been duly Canasta -Club this week . Prizes her brook, Radio, Heater~ Scat Cov-appoinlcd as Administratrix •of were won by Mn. Harold Eppley, lbe Es,tete vf John Clyde wlneMrs. Paul Theiss, Mrs. A. J, Sti'auss ers, Spotj>~~a hrcnner late of Middleport, Meigs and Mrs. Kenneth McElhinny. County , Ohio deceased. ' Mrs. Woiltiam .Cl~rk. Mrs. Plans were made to have a dinDated thia 24th day of April ner at the Farmers Hotel Galli- Shasteen and Mrs. Charle.s Mullen 1957. ' Jr., were guesta wh.en Mrs. Albert polis, fc.r the next meeting.' John C. Bacon • Coates entertained ·her bridg(' Others present were Mrs. DenJudge or the Probate Court club Wednesday evening at her ver Rice, :Mrs. Itandolp~ Hum· Meigs County, OAlo phreys, club--Jnembers, and a guest home, Lincoln Hill. (4) 26, (:5) 3, 10, 3tc Mra. Edith SiSaon. ' ~rlze f'or hltb score was awarded to Mrs. Clark and the travelNOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ing prize to Mra. R. L. Jacobs. OIS TO ATTEND In pursuance of the order or the Refreshments .were served bv Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES will Probate Courl of Meigs County atlend in a 'bcdy at the United the hostess to those named above Ohio, I will offer for sale at pu.,: Methodist Church. Sunday at 10:30 and Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, Mrs. lie nuclion on Saturd•y, the 25th a. m., lt waa announced toda)' by William -1'\ndel'lon and Mrs. RolV-8, 4-Door Station ~agQn, Radio and Heater, Power flay of May, 1957, al 10:00 o'dock Mrs. Roy Tracy Sr., worthy matron. land Neutzllng. Glide-White Wall Ttres. Ex\ra Clean, One Local Owner, A. M., from the front door of the Court House in Pomeroy, Ohio, the following real estate: The following described real estate. to-wit: Situate In the v;u. 2 Dr. Customline V-8. Radio, Healer, Seat Cov\,( Ford· lage of Pomeroy, Meigs County ().Malic, less than 20,000 actual miles. Beautiful Ivory Ohio and being a part of Villaa~ over TurquOise. Lot No. 20~ , said part herein con· v~yc~ Joins the Jay Lot and be-liUnntng on the North side of the ChcBtcr Road on Lhc line between 2-Door V-8 with over drive, Power Pak, Heater, Back up Lot. Number 2M and 2M; thence North OB IJ4 degrees West alonl lights, while wall tires-- Beautiful black finish. Local .said Road 180 teet; !hence North owner. 23 Y4 dP.Rrces Eaat 12!1 feet to the cliff; thence Eaat along the cUt( to the West I111e of Lot Number 2315; thence South 7"1 degree• 4 Dr. Sedan. V-8 motor, Hydramatic drive, Radio, Heater West 133 feet to the p1act ot be-Low mileage. Special 2 tone Paint • ginning, containing one!-half acre more or leu. Thl.s deed conveyi only the aurfsce and nothing more of any kind. Said real e1tate Ls on the Chest4-Door, New paint In two tone green -Heater. A: Real er Road, ccmmonly known a5 old. B~y. . 1 State Route 7, and the !llrcet immediately cast is State Route No. 7 and the street immediately west. erly Is Route No. 33. Located About -1&) feet west of junction of Chctt.. Club Coupe, lovely green finish, Radio, Heater, Se•t Coer Rnad and Route No. 7. ven. ~ I, Said premises are appraised at $900.00 and must be sold for not • than two-ttiirds of said apI less praised value. Lovely cream and beige, V-8 moior, sun visor, radio, Terms: Cash in hand on day ot sale. · heater~ seat covers~ FordomaUc and continental trim. BEN J. SPENCER, Administrator of the Est.1tc of Thomas Terrell, deceased WEBSTER & I'ULTZ 4-Door. New paint in 2 lone green, Deluxe model. Rad10, Attorneys tor Administrator. Lifo, C:...oltv on4 - UIU • Li nco In Heig,hts C(Jnasta Club In Tuesday Meeting Your.g Adult Cla&'s of Reorgani~cd Church of Jesus Christ of La· ter Day Sainta met for .their regular monthly meetini April 19 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarenw Bradford, Racine. The meetint was in cbarge of Mrs. Robert Proffitt, pre•ident. Mrs. ct,renee Bradford was ln charge of the devotions. Topic for discussion was "What Easter Means To Us". The social hour waa .!"l'ent by playing gamea and singing bymns. Retreshments were served. THE RIDGE-KENO Preslon Motors, Inc. . 3 Mil.. North of Pomeroy Real Estate ---------- Young Adult Class Monthly Meeting Mrs. Gecrge Bear.bs was honored wltb a handkerchief shower in observance of ·h er birthday when tbe Past Presidents- ·of the Ladies Atallitry (1f Drew Webster Post American Lea:iort met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs, Albert Young, Pleasant Ridge Road. The meetina- ln charge of Mr11. B~n Neulr.ling, president, opened w1th -.-the Lord's Prayer and pledge to the f1ag. Reports were given on noweu sent at Easter time to Mrs. ld<~ Gaut, .Millers Cottage, Dayton, and .Mrs: Eliz.abeth Hu·ber, Gallipolis. Mrs. Dey Hysell conducted a series of games afte-r which the hoRless !lerved a salad eourae. Present were Mrs. Neutzling, Mrs. Paul Ca1cl, Mrs. George Hackett Sr., Mrs. Bearhs, Miss Jennie Sue Eiselstein, Mrs. Ge'J. Mowery, Mrs. owen Wallion Mr.s. J. M. Thornton, Mrs. Ralph G.ilmore, M'ra William Baxter and Mrs. HyseU. Legal Notice -- - - -- - - ' PM Club Meeting Handkerchief Held On Wednesday Shower Honors Mrs. Frank Wilson and Mrs. Mrs. G. Bearhs Lewis H. Sauer were hosteaaes l ..senJ~• m al•m ,,., IO I!DDfOVt ... to the pi,LhUc aod to our • .On a-xJmatelf !IN ~. the ,to: oponoort." Th, aoteant mount•d on this ~Cont....., ,.,. ,..... . .1 Utn. w.Dl tr~Qmtt. fr.&m the new 1 to~er wltb "32kw uatil all trans· new ttr"leturr wW be 1.000 feet Raymond Walburn mo"' than ao above av'tnae ternta· year•~ the la.te rw. r. I~ an<J ~~:'a::\J~~:,ent CUl be mo~ed The Dew WIITN-TV· tower ia lo- the Jate' Chat. E. Walburn, thown Toward ImproVIng • . io onUciP.atod authorized power of Of TV·Retephon durln& lh• June. &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, April 26, 1957 • �' ' . -. ' ' .' .. ..' .. ......." . . . ' ···· ·· ,, .. -. ... ' Sew-Rite Sewing Club Plans Ice Cream Socials Pomeroy Junior High Lists 47 On Honor Rolls 1 PriCe1;r au-••• Child Conservation League Holds' Juni,orGorden Annual Guest Night On Thursday Club,Organized B'J w·Ind.tng Tr01l. Heath Methodist Afternoon Circle Elects Officers I Wildwood Garden Club In Meeting Wednesday Night Middleport Society ~Ao;••;;;n;;;ao;lh;;;;;;Tr;;;;;;a<;;;y;;;._,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_,;.'.;';;;';;•;;;ntr;,;;;;ibi;;n~to~r~•·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;~ - Religious Movie To Be Shown At Racine Saturday Hobo costumes of all colora, eon- hne Ma~r' Mn. Clem is Fo~. Mr.. dthona and s1zea were the &tyle Charles Clarkson. Mn. Philip BaJ. Thuraday evenlng when the Child Jey, Mn Randolph Humphreya, Mn.. Kan owen presided Thura- Conservation League had their '\II · Mrs. Peggy Houda.shelt, Mrs. Frank Mrs. W W Hayes wa1 reelect. A Junior Garden Club syonsord•y evening when the Women 'a nual Guest Night at the recrea:. Wtlson, llrs Jack Satterfield, Mrs cd b)' tbe Winding Trail Garden ed chairman of the MJiler-McKt.Y As8Q(utJon met at the First Pres- t1on room of the Dr J J. Davil 0 . P. Klein, Mrs. E. S Sthaaf. The movle "Walktng Wltb God" Afternoon Cm:- le of lhe W S. C. S. Club waa organized Thuriday arMrs. Ira ButctJer and Mn Dan Lernoon by Mrs. John Terrell, Will be shown thi.s . Saturday evc- when they met Thursday at Heath byter1an Church in the absence of bome on Ash Street. Mrs George Anderson Jr., presaM,embers and gueata wore hobo White were co-chairmen of the nmg from 7:30 to 8 . Hi at thl' Methodi.st Church 1out/its o! every descrtph()ft and ho8teiS committee and Mrs. L1onel pre.rident of t.he Winding Trail Racine Methodist Oburcb. Th" dent. Mrs. Hattie SmJth presided ln Club and Mrs. Robert Tbom1--10n · , the decorations camed out tbe Bo&gs, Mr.s. Tbeo Neub:ling and the advisor, at Ule Thompson story IS about a father and busi- the ab/jen('e of Mrs Hayes and oth· Mr~. Paul Haptonstall wu ~he .same .theme with garlands or red Mrs. Denver Rice were In char&e hom.. ness man who found ()Ut that .t er oflicers fur the coming year devotional leader. an_d the .serv1ee bandana handkerchiefs sus~nded of the recreation. good home, suocessful business will be Mrs Dav1d Entsminger, mcluded a medltahon " I Am from the ceahng. Flower containera A skit 'The Crooked Mouth FamElection of of(icen wa1 held and money W(!rt not the lmpor 1- vtee-ehatrman : Mrs Ralph Rad· Here" ,.rrom "The,Secret Place", a mcluded a man 's shoe, household ily" was J)J'CSented by Mrs. Rice, With Luella ThomJl!IOn selected as ant thmga of life. It alao pomt. ciJffe, secret:lry , Mrs C P. Galla· poem Just Folks by Edgar Guest utensil!! and tin cans and the re- Mrs. Ruuell Wilson , Mrs. Wesley pretident; Leab Grue.ser, vice pre out the need •nd place of the gher, treasurer The slate of otfl· and a prayer. freshments .,.,ere served buffet Fry, Mra Alfred r.oush. During aldent; Mary Dawn BoUnger, sec· man in the .spirHual welfare of' eel'll was presented bv Mrs. HoMrs Lowell Probasco, program style rrom a. board, covered w1th a the eveniha Mrs. Pullen presented re(ary; Se!lonla Spencer, trea- the ll()me. mer Cook, Mn Burr Forrest and chairman, reviewed the le-Json red and wh1te checked cloth , and Mrs. Davis with a gift from the surer: Jennirer Lohse. publicity · Rev. Wesley Jenkms points out Miss Be.ss Sanborn, nomlnatlni "Christ 's Way In Every Church". li"hted by red candles iluck in club in appreciation of her, hoapl .and Millie Legar, recreation le 1 that a very good a.Uendance is committee . Mrs. Probasco, who IS World Ser- bottle~. tahty and Mrs. Charles Bradbury, der. neeeaaary at this showing if tb! i The meeting opened with a pl vice chairman, reported on the Mrs Jame~ Pullen, preaident, who had won a prize aa the "pret· project Is to be continued. A ano prelude by Mrs E S Schaat Merrrbers responded to roll call on&olng work and opportunity g1v. conducted a short bUitmess meet- tlest" hobo, presented the pres!. free wtll offering supports th1. lng or the Board! of Foreign and ing when the CCL voted a contri- dent with a &1ft from the club. with their favorite flower. In- project o£ "Evangelism Through and a vocal solo "Christ 18 Risen", National Mission11 and the Board bullon to the Cancer Fund drive. Mrs. Klein was awarded the door atruclions were given on making Motion P1ctures" that is spon~or­ Clokey by Mrs. o. P. Klein. Mrs. Homer Cook was leader of the de· eenagea and each girl made o of Chrhitlan Education. Gue3ls were registered by Mrs. prize. ed by Rev. Jenkins and Rev votional aervtce on the topic eors1ge ror their mother, from RIChard Chambers and Mra. Jam,e,a "Spring" and the ervice included The meeting ended w1th a poem Brew 1ngton and included Mrs. HlfThe_ member; of the decorallnJ Atrlcan violets. Each girl brougM John Elwood. Psalms, a poem, a prayer and an "Women Who Witnc8ll" and Scrip- old E~plcy, Mrs c. R. KUT Sr., eomma~tee were Mrs. Bradbury. a fiolfed PQt and after inatrucarticle (rom tbe April iSSue of ture readmg from the Gospel of Mrs. Wallace Bradford, Mra. Pau- • Mrs. MtJlard Wildermuth, Mrs. Pal· tion on -bow to ,tant they were "Together'', Methodist publication. len, Mrs. Kenneth McElhinny . .Pro- given plants and oplant material St Miirk by Mrs. Probasco. Mra. Noah Haskms was in charge gram committee mem}:>era were for their Dower pot which they Hoaieases were Mrs. Dwigllt Wal· of the lesson for the afternoon and Allred Roush, Mra. William Mrs J)lanted and took home a.s their lace, Mrs, Harold Sauer, Mrs. Ar-" several chapters or the reviewed Slater, )Jr& Paul Theiss, and Mta, rltst project. tbur Lewts, Ml!:ll Margaret Sauer study book "Mission · U S. A.," by Russell Wilaon. with Mrs. Eber Lewis. Mrs. Robert Folowin1 a recreation period, Jamea W Hoffman. At the close of the party mem· Gray Sr. and Mrs. Clarence Lacey Plans wel'e made to place ever bers and tue~>tll enjoyed a tour of rerreahment.s .were served 'by Mra. greens at the entnmee of Gil• During the busmcss meetint 1 Mr. and lfrs. Edgar Powell, Co- the new apartment of Dr. and Mrl. Thompson after wbich tbe girL; more Cemetery when the Wildcontribution of $10 was accepted Wt!rt taken .m a gar.ien tour ) lumbu~. wh1 wCTe enroute ror a Davit and diugbters. wood Garden Club met Wednesfrom Mrs. L. W. McComas to pur"'llh Mrs. Thompson explaining vacation In tbe Smoky Mountains, day evenang at ~the home of, Mn. chase hymnal! In memory or her bo'f to .plant .shrubs, trees and were O\'ermght guests of Ills sillter Milton Houdashclt, Nease Settle· mother, the late Mrs. 1. E. MUier; flowers. Mrs. Wilham Bradford_and ramUy. ment. MNI. Lawrcnca • kosc was The Circle voted to pay for the Terry Gallagher Is In Huntlns:· laundering of the summer choir Members ot the new club arf' the co-hostess. ton todoy lor a checkup at thc Vet· robe( ~nd the dry-cleaning or the Mlty Dawn Bolinger, Jean Eber:-· erans HospH:ol "~ Mrs -Edison Hollon, president Mr. and MI'l'l. Ralph Radellrte The regular meeUng or the bach, Leah Grucser, Luella and presided at the meeting '.\Olllch winter robes. They also voted ~o were Easter guests or Mr. and Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of the Beta Mary Thompson, Peggy Bowers, opened wJI:h a poem on ''April' confrlbute f25 toward the cost ot Mrs. Okey p 11 ynter, Portland. Sigma Phi was .held Monday In Kafen Grueer, Linda Sauvage, by t.be group. Members res-ponded redecorating the church parsonage Mrs Leland Brown who fell at the ?~ V Hall with Ann Rupe, Sedonla &,pencer, Millie Legar. lo roll cAll with a vafuabte fu.- and Mrs. William Reuter contrib. uted $6 toward this same project. Jennifer Lobse and Susan Lytle. her home Wednesday is under the presiding. , . nJture tree. care of a lqcal doctor. She sustainA Mother" Day Tea •s. on~ of Tentative plans were made for a ed a sprained ankle severe brutae 1 the projects cui'Tently bema plan1 A thank you note was r4•ad tea to ])e held in AugW!t in the abd sh.ock. ' ned by the clilpter and a date for YO 5 £rom Mrs. Christ, Baer lor flow garden of Mr&. 0. P. Klein's home. • the tea will be announced In A deuert course was served b,Y •m her dunng' recenl :1: Mrs. Carl Mattox and daughter, the near future. ness. Mrs Denver Holter, .Mr' Mrs. N?rman Wayland, Mrs. E. R. Mrs. Euatal!e Wilson and son, AnA special committee ror the tea .Joe Thoren and Mrs. HairY 1,\ousl Tompkms. MrJ. Haltie Smith with dy, Point Pleafiant. and Mr. and named at t!Hl meeting Js comprised ":m-e named as the nomHlatJor Mrs. Helen Terry, Mrs. R. A. Mil· Mrs RalphnRadcllffe were in Park- of Lois Roill!r.baum, Phyllis Meier. The Loyal Women's Class met ~ommittce. · ler IDd Mrs, Mary Saunders a! enburg Saturday on buslneu. Sue Kramer, Anne Chapman a'nd Thdmlay night at ttte Church of Mrs. John Scott, ... ,.,, __ _ contri_bul.ing hoatessea. Mrs. EIO:tl.a Wehb, Springfield, Donna Jones. ~hrlst with Mrs. Oscar Rou.sb pre- chairman, had for her topic "HlS has been '-recent guest of her The cuUural program was pre- 11dlng Jn the absence of Mn. Wll• toric Trees" and read several ar .\irs. Arthur N,!ase, Mr~. Hh'am daUJhler, Mrs. Marie Houck, and sr:nted by Lois Ro~IICnbaum on "Lit- Uam Reynolds, president. ticles o~ the topic. ' Mrs. Hol!or Fuher, Mrs. Karl Grueser, Mrs. family . Mra. Houck ho~d been noti- erature·· and refrethm~nts were Mrs. MinDie Gilmore was in read an article "Like 11 ~" ). s: Nease, Mrs. Jo!lll Ihle. . fled of Ule death of Mrs. Pearl serverl by Lena Nes'llclroad, Carol char&e of the devotional ICTVICe Easter bonnet,g wert• made a~c Mrs. WJ!Ji.Rm Fish ·~ r. Mrs. Da· 1 Cummings at Binghamton, N. Y., Spence and Martha Jane WJIIlams. and Mrs. Otho Watts read the worn by the members and -pte- vi Nelse, Mrs Stanley ;JoQe , 1 after recejit surgery. Mrs. Cum_ IUY 1111- VAIINIII-j Scripture lesson and Mrs. Fred 1. tures takeR. l{ra. ItuSJ Wiataon, ~-I Fred ming., is tbc mother ot Robert , Gardner ,a gue«t, gave the openA dessert course was 1ileJ'Ved b)' 'lleaae, Mrs. . Homer ~ Cummings,. Naasena, N. Y., hu$CLASS TO MilT lng pr&yf:r. the hostesses to those namec !)wight Milhoan, Mr·,··.- ··::c. • ""l'l't . . . .,.. .,. mar whltt bllnd of tt(e former Cres&a Webb, The Ptmlel Clasa of the Pomerny 1 above and Mn. Amanda Raer '\lease, Mr... Kenneth Harr~s and sJ~ter of ).Irs. Houck. Mr. Cum· Baptl.st Church will meet at .the After the ~hort business session Mr~ John Baily, r,t:rs. Normar three gues:ts,· M~ WHfard Fau· • W . . . . .l'tl . . .rtde• miDJ IJVCd' here when he WBI em. church, Saturd11y at 7:30 p. m. Pot· • ..,. .. apf~!t-t•t·drylnil a ~essert coune was served by F .!her, Mn. CharJes Bacr, Mrs. drec, Mrs. ~ VIrgil Hamm and .Mis!l , ployed at ~he comtructlon or the luck refreshments be served. Mra, Gilmore'! group. Mat~k Evans, Mrs. Paul Fish~!'. AnnaLL!Je ROse, , OVEC pladt at Kyger Creek. ~ Tet~~lii......_W .......WMI'Iftr, Capt. II; R Anderslund, Balt~ more , Md .., h vl!uting Mr. and Mr1. Robert C~lg and children at)d Mr. and "ln. Leo Searles and dRugbter, Carolyn. Mrs Paul Haptonatall and Mrs. Gale Hysell are business vlsilors m Atht'n8 today, Mr and Mrs. J . W. Briekles spent Easter wit)) tlleir son, Robcrt Brlekles, and family ln Dayton. Mr . and Mrs. Harry Walburn, Akron, have been vlsitlng hJs mother, Mrs. Stella Walburn and other relatlvea. Mn. curUa Jenkinson is a surclcal patient at Meigs General Hospital. Michael Gress, older son of Mr. and Mu. Richard Gresa Ia ill with m.aslea. Lawrence Bradford and fam1ly, Grove City, will spend lhe week end with hil mother, Mr.s. Walliam Bradford and famUy. He il coming especially to .see his lather who Is a medical patlsnt at Mella General Hospital. Rose Marie, Dennis, Melanie and Unda, children of Mr. and Mrs. Geor1e Hackett Jr., are recoverlnJ from mumpa Cy•thla Craig. baby daughter of Mr. and Mrt. Robert Craia. been til for several daya with a virus Jnteetlon. Miss Bernltt Bowen, Melga Co. Weekday Religious Edueati()n tea· chf!r, is p1annina to leave today ror C'amp .MiamJ. Germantown, for a week end State Weekday Rella:loua Education lnstruetora• retreat Mr. and Mn. Ben Batey and Ranch Wagon . Fordomatlc drive. Priced dau&hter an!l family have moved below book. Sparkling original light blue rrom the Bennett property to the finish, · \ Shiflet ho~&ae on Fourth Avenue. Mra, Gene ~nnett ,Columbus, Ia a bwlneu vttltors in Middleport thJa week. . Paul Thompson, aon or Mra. Dlx. 8 cyL 4 dr, Sedan. Hydramatic, Excep. kathryn Lots Thompsen, Is visittlonalln every way, Ing his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. David Obllnaer, and family for sev. new carpet era! daya. Mrs. Elzl Gilmon Jr. a&Sisted by MrL Georte Coadt' entertain· d the Sew Rl.t.e SeWIDJ Club WedPomeroy Jumor Htgh Schoo! nesday evenlna: at her home, Ull· today Ilsted 47 studen.u on tht' eoln Heights. honor rolls for the fifth. SJJC Dunng the business aeaion Jn weeks term JUSl completed. charge of Mrs. Charles Hofft"lan, l..lsted toda) were NmtiJ president, a report wu gJVen on Grade-Mary Amberger, M.t.rll)'n a bake sale held recently. Mn. Blackwood, Lmda Crow, Terry Jaek Fowler eave lhe re~ort of Cullum&, Sharon Douglas, Bar the treasurer. Plans were dbcua- bara E.1kew, Arnold Evans , Mark sed for an 1ce cream soctal, the Grueser, Erneat Hall, Pbilltp proceeds to be 11Iaced ia tbe Harrison, Jean Holt, Ro.se Marit Pomeroy Emerjellty Squad heart Hysell reactor fund . Johnora Lambert, Roger Lei! A deMert course waa senoed by belt, Myrna Maag, Minada Mu.· Philllpt, Sondra the hostesses to Mrs CalVIn ny, Barne Potts, Charle11 Riffle, Bovd Ro'IC· Simpson, Mrs. El15er W1ute Mrc Darlene Smith, Jamce Teabercy, Hoffman , Mrs. \Wll&rd Boyer, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Dayton Strick· ford, Jean Webster and Sharon Zundel. land, Mrs. Donald Collms, Mt .Etghth Grade-David Brown, Charles Spencer, Mrs. Ray Blowen, Mrs. ' Donald Marks and Dor Coates, Bonnie Dicken, Caro· lyn Edwards, Margaret Handle;, Mrs. Harvey VanVranken Ertc Hart, Terry Knight, Jo))n Hosteases for the Rt!xt meeting k-kMurray, Mike Roberta, Mikf' W!ll De Mrs. Donald Mullen and Swatzel and Jaeltie Thomas. Mn. David Goodwin. &event)) Grade- Mike Bowen, Joyte Buckley, Walter Gruese~. Allen Hamm, Dennb Kapple, B:~rblra Logan, Terry Ohlinger, Thoma1 Ruue!J, Judy Vaughan, Da:-1cne W.auon, Duane Smith anJ 'Lo•-IAAl Presbyterian W.omens Ass'n Meeting Held ISorority Plans .'17 PIIGIDAIII FOOD Plllll:ll• IIPIIGiitAJOI Mothers Om. Teo I I YOU lAIII ......... 2 ..... I ', 100!' YGfl'lllh ..,. $287,93 AND YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR Model Ia ""'btr "bonu• baby" of '671 Top·quality FrtridaJrt ledU1111: oM• ""' ............ Real Z.ro Zon• J'reeur-holU 44 lhl • lulu.iv. Cyela-Matia ~tiDC ia refri1enU1r . Metil~ • Four Pull-Width Shelve' • hll-Widtla GUdMlut Po...labl &ton.. Doer "ltb P'iv• removable Obol-. Onltr \'euro- Todor BAKER FURNITURE On The Brllhlelt Comor Ia Middleport that the "Golden Er»" for Melp Ia not Ia the too distant lultlre were today throUJbout the Letart area tbe announcement of the optioning ol more farms and the notUicatlon Qf the ' dl!rclse ol opi\Ona on !our other farms In the Oil Thursday of this past week It was learn- today, farms of Albert Hill Jr,, 96 acres, Rubert HIU, 12 acres, along with the (arm of Richard L. Roush, 54 acres, were op. tioned to Edward J. McConnaughey of Bridge· JJO!'t. Ohio, who has been acting aa land agent lor ,red Unk, trustee for an 11 yet undlaclo.. ed buyer. Co-Incident with the announcement of the new optioiiJI Wll& that of the exorcilo of op· tiona on the farmlands of Dallas Hill for 132 acfes; Erma Wilson for 50 acres; Charles Bur- · RST r1 for 40 acreo and John stobait for 110 acreo. It wu underslooq on telllble authority to- day lhll the three farllll taken under opllo'n Thlll'lday on the Hlll "and Roush farms were , for a period of three months each with an op. Uoa price of five percent being paid, In other farms of the area the optiolll have been lor a period of nine months to one year with an op. tlon of one percent being paid, Althou8h hopes were expressed In the area that the new option plana were Indicative of some new and positive action, it was allo learned that farllls throughour the area on which the opUona have been exercised are being rented back to the former owners on a one year balls, Thus far approximately 2,000 acreo have be~.n opUoned or bought in the Letart Area represenUng 80 percent or the la.nds usable In Clrculatlou for any lndUJtrlal ~, The 1Hda l!Ptloned or ..nee p~ )'epttH.I!t ~ ·fii'IWI In the .ru, · · It',... aloo ~ lodly thttll uum~r of other opl.lons Iii the.aref will bj>Cioted out neJCt week on tbfee 14 fl1(11 other,~"' AuthoriUve oollltl!o llld Way ~ ibe op. tloning work iD the area .. e.i>eeiil to come to a close wltl!ln the lltlJCt week of.,IO with all but a few of, the des\fed ~anne haVIng been picked up, Thus far rthe farmlantk of Andrew Crod have been the only In the area which have ""' tually been bought ond paid for, but other farms In the area In which options have been exercla.ed and now are tn the process of closIng awaiting only acceptance of abstracts are those of Mrs, Vashti Grimm, Clarence Chop. man, Emma Sargent, Bl!l Miller, Low.. Mil· • Jer, l)aD ~. -·· tmllle ~..._ z,r1 ~n. Pur adil' th4l . Bubb •m Da111 and ltlcCilatock ' Allboull' tile oereqe th1ll Ute Letart:Area II by rar 111P1' than lhlt belq Ured by tile hute 01111 lbtheilon Plant DOW UDder CODIIructloo It Bud. Hill, tllere .,. ot111 a aumber of forma Ia Ult area which have not been oplioaed, - Thole allove Letart DOt yet opUoned are ' far secured in eo Jullaa HUI, acru; Jolm IIIII, 12 acres; R"' bert Burman, 33 """"'; llamld Roush, 53 ar.rea; Ralph Milley, 11.-; Coulter Shuler, 21ICI'OJ, and W, 0 , Crow, 1211 acres. Lands below Letart not u ret optiOned are: Russell Qu!Uea, 20 acres; Harold Grimm, 43 acres; Clifford Hill, 11 acreo; Arthur Ilolll)hew, 9 .acres; Floyd Cummlu, 42 acres; Dale Hill, 90 acres; Char1eo FoNI', 12 acres; the Adami brothero; cap Johnson, 250 acreo; Ray Hayman, U acres, and T•Ius Pieke.,, 75 acr.,_ Albert Hill Jr., whose land baa just been optioned IBid today !hot be currently ba4 about 350,000 tomato plant. In the ground and about 325,000 in cabbage planll. He also pointed there are 13 of the Hill fam. Uy locatell in the Letart area and that if In· dustry ohould come to tne area that it would mark the ftrst time that they have been widely separated, In the meantime, a definite spike to the rumol'll tbat Alcoa was contemplating settling in the area was made A reliable source said today that Alcoa is definitely not in tb pic· lure. While ruUng Alcoa out of the Meigs County picture however, the informant would not reveal as to what firm or firms are interested In the Letart Area. '*''that Weather .l.~entine at e l1r Local NeWt In MvertlalnJ .. Ohio: latterH ahowen,. thun· derltrofftt; and contl""d wann tod•JJ tho....-. enllflnt.•ncl tvrnl,. cooler ~.......,. !north..... Salt· ..............,... and • ,... thunder· tferms ust oNNI -..th tonight. Sunday Plrfly cloutfy aNI caoler northw•st. acaHerH lhoMorL ...t and seuth with hw thundentorma lllcaly 10uth, turnl,.. cool• ., .... and south. De.,oted 'l'o rile I~·TWIJJelfi••JfiUOII .tlret~ . •xt,...,_ ~--~------~·--------------~-----vo 'L~~~-------~~~·----------~----~~~~~~~·~~~~~ -IX ,NO, 11 · Pomeroy·Middlaport, Oiilo, Saturday, Apr112~, 1957 SINGLE COPY-lie • uss1ans arn Egypt Is Seen As Pia mung · Next Blowup In The-Mid-East ' . ., By UDiled Pr... ·An EgypUan newspaper said today the· Soviet Union has sent a note Iii Preoldent Eisenhower warning the United States to "k"'.P Its bands off Jordan.'" There was ·no immediate confinnation of the report in oth· er capitals but It immediately recalled the exchanges of notes between Britain and France and RUBSia prior to the Anglo- ---- ''"' FREE IICONt dditi.onal ·Land Options .~Are Ia ~~ Up In Leta ""I ......... 'nde 10.1 cu. fl. low·collt 8uper Hjdrotor • Blr, Dtep Lo I WOmen ClassMeetl'ng Held Thursday • French Suez invaaion. The report, piJbUabed in the Egyptiom government newspaper AI Gomhou.ria, was contained in a dispatch from itl :New York correspondent who said be leaTned of the note "from private eban- 1 ............_ . neh~." the note warne4 \ba.t "~ny' •"!Oh.'!f! ence in Jordan's 1--.al The atory &jaenhower will ba.ve not only PlriiiOUth ···" " ·" " saaa Belvedere Hard Top Cpe. Ute new two · tone green finish, 19541ukk ""' "" '" .. $1,495 Speet.l 2 dr, Sedan, Original light green with white top. We've oervlced thia one IInce aew. In Jerusalem, informed llraelt sources gaid Egypt will start the ne,t Mtdd1e East blowup with a demand that the United N-atitma emergency force leave strategiC Shann El Sheikh. Tbey aaid Egyptian Preaident Ga.mal Abdel Nasser would use this in an attempt to re-unite bii. .Arab allies who have fallen out· ·over bow to deaJ with the vic:t.orJ of pro ~ Western King HuMein of . JGrdan. ' ''. Bigelow a Century 4 dr. Riviera Sedan, "Hard Top" 4 ilr· One careful local owner, Dynafiow 1954Bulck ,.,,., .. ,, $1,595 Sftt .. ..,..hat ' Special 4 dr. Sedan, Dynaflow drive, Spar. kUng original light blue finish, 195s.BUick "'"" '"' " . $2,295 cbin 19..56 Olthmo~de ·, · ,·· · · $2,495 drive, less few aont. ~ fram:le!Jrotyt v..,. for it/11 o few clollart 1141 month, p;Mitt pe,r dqy; you can pay for·a beautiful Bigelow Watt 'Plan ~ it poao'ble enjoy lht·beil,uly,ll'• POMEROY SOCIETY 1954 Chevrolet .. " " · " , $1,195 ~~·56 ·Iuick ' " .. " " " " ' $2,395 1iss ;Oicltmlltllt ·." " " s2, 195 &;jldaC '" quiet, homt 1951 Buick '" " " .. ," " · " $595 Many More Chester Schools Announce Plans "MayDay" Po11tiac spendlnil a '"' .dlllr• In Neloon· ville With,; Mr••ll\d 111n, Jbltn a w~ . )- . , , . ••• 10 llmplt,·IO COIIo 1~· ~~olilhat's lht' balance In In tOr:IGy ' ultf_..'I ll nltclam , , ~ wflt"Jtt y,u pre. ' . ' I ,., "* IUah ........ ___..._ . ' ·-....:~.. . ..._.....,..pile ' '. ~ut Hom~r had otller ..,rote: to M,elllaa DUJa,n, . ~""d, after he stW her 1 • t~lcture in an eastern newapaper. Melil9- aot the impre11lon Homer in bla mountaJn mans!o11 mith mlnf juleps on tbe hour and .t>iery dll)', . a,wated It yt~~r " - II ~n~•tltlill..IIi . . . or 1M , by Bm.b.. · BlaJrhouae ~ ~ fltevtrytalle lnclewry ' w'J!It'. loltttln ._law! '' ' ' ' I ., Melissa auddenly arriVed in the are• w'th Hortenie Todd and Isa- belle Todd, the ririt ~.!-~ ()lei maid looking ror ·a lut ch-.rree at a husband, alld the latter a n'l.odarn. type · Ci'y bUalne11 woman with TV•contracts New Amatel"· to offer. They arrived at the Hoi. ' lowbOne hodse in ,a IDC-Jtorm not knowing It for tbe borne of: ,Homer who~ Mellua 1haa c()me to marry. · · When MelliN tearna "'~ ts I"'L. .. really Homer olle pretendi the old ~ maid friend l:a reall.y~ h.--..It. This ..., I Truck Overturns Teacben assisting with the -pro gram are Mrs. Helen ,samuels, Mn; Grace w-ee.ae, Mra. Eleanor Knight MIAS Wilma Hermanq. Mri.1'helma Orr, Mn. Agu.sta a.tDhart, .Mr~ . Fannie Be1le Brown, and Ill'& Berths Smith, · The 1program Is ffiled.uled to start May 1 at l :olli p. m. All parent& and friends are invited. The IuaeU sources sald that tf the m:ove Wfte successful it would '• lead to ren~wed attack by Egyp. tion lhore batteries on Israeli ahippiag passing through the Stralta of Tiran at tbe mouth ()[ the gulf. A dispatcb from United Pre&& CCDT~apandent Joe Morrl$ in Am· mao saia Jordan was qutet today but tbat MCMCOW and Cairo radio&' ~d launched- propaganda attacks 41redly at King Hussein. He said Mosco'M, Radio accused tbe King of eollallarating with "American imperiall,>im" a~U~insr tbe wm or the people. A J'ordanlan ar!J!/ spokesman aaid SOme luthoraty wa! beini 1 b&nded\ over to local officials. In· formed sources predicted a grad· ual relualion of the t1gbt military control. Dillpat:cbes rrom Israel, Iraq and Washington supported reports fr<lm Jordan itself that King Hussein had gained firm control of biJ country again and bad the pro-Communist elements on the· run. Telephone communication!' with tbe Jordan capitol or Amman were suspended indeUnitcly but cables, presumably censored, were ,1etti,n1 out of the country Direct !lispatcbea from Amman , uid' •• many a.s 600 penona, ,.. main1~ from lefti!lt parties JYDJ-P.,thetic to fonner premill' Sulei.. man Nabulsi, had been picked up' for questioning, Cairo Radio said today 184 or them had been detained, .lnclud.· in1 Nablusi himselt. The arab •Middle Eut news ogcn<!f uld Jortlan is an armed United PrW On US Route 50;' Ohioans To Get l .Miss Laura Bryant -ce To BI•d _, Driver Escapes • , av Simon OiJ R" h S ervJCe8 ' ' · · ·1oea on with·: ll"e&t SUl(ity . until l' Or,, . .. 1g tS "'ill " Be unday clan'• ·to ' OrandPIPPY ~ HanldJ, ·,I 9P17 -.ld mountaineer, uka ltortense. tbe oht fuaJd,, marry blm lo wbich abe a~. . Isabell, of the TV. world, .takes a ·raney &q a pet 1kuo~ w.hleh Paw H<illowbone ~·• trained, to do elever trick!, a continuous activity that Paw•• tamilr never appreciat· ed. \ · {Continued on Pl.. two) '. •' .' ' el~~tlctn of Bigelow ond Gthe~~fincll'~wgs arid ~arpets .. ATHENS. Obio UP - A truck l()aded with 1,'30 gallons of creanl turn~d over on U. S, 50 e11t of hete Friday. . WASBlNGTON UP -· 'rfte 'DeThe driver, Joseph Waits, 40, ~·• of Interior said tod.Jy Butord, was taken t.o a Parkert· tl:ial' ObloaM will have a chancr burg. va. hospital (or treat to .Jtid ror oil and gas rights t J ment. 78 ~re& of ·public land in Llt!tlog COunty. . HOSPIT AI. • Bids ror exploiting the land, 1oGuy Springer, Tup-cated ln Madison Towniblp, wUI Maude Bridget, Po nbe opened here by the manaaet _of Brooks, Poinero '· tfie J!;astern States Land Office Walter Hudson, !, ' POmeroy; Chancey, Racine; N~nCT . Th9JD1PI!On, Middlepor,t; Mts. Ernest Griffin and son Reed&- w. ---- Myaf*ry, Farm ~oto xa, -~ tho MW· I ' ..Q" ' ,.....,'1"-!!i~~~~ A. May Day IPfO&f:'m featuring fol'k songs, dances and the tradl tional wrapping of the mayopale i~ beina planned by l b e fl,rst five rra,des of the Cheater ~hool, Mr.;. Neue. Vocal muste lntitni\:tor .A 1noun(!ea. ward uncouth boy, yovr _carpet '\ - af.a ~·.1'1111 In ~r . c- 1950 Mercury · ,:· · ,,, , · , , $250 ' -'· ..,..., ' ·~ll b'""", Is~ on~ - ia -'------ Mlsa Ne\Ue Koehler Who rell Thursday afternoon at her hom~ Butternut Ave., breakmt he; left leg in two placca ia a patient "210" 4 dr, Sedan. Low mileage. 'Spotless at Holm- ·Hospital. original light green llnl&h. Sharp car. Joey and Ro,1er Gilmore, sons ~~ 4 dr, Sedan. One local owner,, Dy. of Mr. and Mn. Eba Gilmore .Jr. ~ drlwe, New Buick trade·ln, are coDtlned tiJI their home b:r lllntN. 4 dr. Sedan. Dynaflow drive, Miss Nancy Blaettnar returned to ber atudlea It Jho Ohio UuiCoupe, low 11111eage, hydramaur., 1 veralty, Athen1, Wednesday af· .,~ta 1~11· 'owoer, new Buick trade-in. 4 dr, Sedan. Nice lor model. fer·tPendlna the Ea!ter_val,<a!l!o; I ·~ J with her parenta, Mr. l•'rtd Blaettnar. '' M'r. and llrt. .Earl Hltkm.an o ~olumbus vialted Sunday wi·~ ber parents, Mr. and Mrs, John BIHttnar. PttMroy, Mrs. Jamea WHl and Mrs. R(l· Ohio eer Btlhop retumed htlme Tbura. Phone•: 522 day everun, from Col.utnbus w.here tbey ettended the EUB WSWS eonve~tion .held at the ' Westgate , EUB Cburt-h. 104 yeoro of Senke Mrs. Eldqn w.eets returned "Fro• Buggies lo Buleko~· borne Wedatld.,- eveninc after ,V~, 4 dr. sedan, hydramatlc ,~ ~i,QOO miles, Cancer Camp'aign Report Casto To ;\ttend Dat(l International. 1955Ford VB .... · .. " ·" $1,795 1954 Pontiac · ·" ·· · ·" " $1,295 e;;,;:~·:::~,!! on world peare." To Our Friends and Customers 00 tal~ a , ••• Today ville. " s P'uneral services ror LaUra Br:rant, 86, ()f Pomeroy, whcl died •t ber bome in Suear RWI, Friday night will be held at 3 p. m. Sunday Ln the Ewlnl Fur;reral Chapel. Survivlnr the dec:eued 1s one Miu MiDDle A. t~ryant of and Rvel'al nieces and ·A brother Robert preber in dtatb. I rn~'- ;;.,10•,,,'"erybe made ln Beech .... • lem tbat a aourte ,.ld disacoaion Arab neighbors bas dispelled all rears tbey move In and carve up the kingtfom for lheO)selve.s. The whole Arab world, li!i' a{ the west, watched with iJJg interest a three • conference in Saudi Ar'~li\<1, King Saud of Presiderlt Shukrt Syria, and Win( ~f:::~~l Sabry, top political Egyptian PI1Jident Nauer, were d.latuaaint danian tituation. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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