http://66.213.69.5/files/original/55b4dca8c83c8f9afbcb337227f0fef2.pdf cca4cd4e6813d01f4cab64e7dfc5f37c PDF Text Text ' ' . -. ' ' .' .. ..' .. ......." . . . ' ···· ·· ,, .. -. ... ' 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. �. . . .. . .. .. .. . . . . __ ... . ,' ······~ - \ .., .... , ···~~· ···· · · ·--~·········-····~-- .' .....-. .. . . . ... ...,...... ... .............. ....,._ .. . ___ Senior Clus Play, ((_.., Middleport High Prom Queen !! 1cJok Velunteer Civil Air Patrol Crews Set Air Mileage Mm-k A. u!!~.r:.'s~~no, Mich, ... ar:N:In,aeptedF&r Readers My~kry ' Betty u HmiB Is Crowned . 2-Dai!J SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aptll27, ~1 Carptnl.er •ere namfll a• nalea, ~ ~- -1- The Daily Sentinel Th.e ~ kunk gets a TV contract, Hortense "ets a h.usband, Melisaa has beef violttnr hi• ••• and tam· DEVOTED TO- INTIII""T8 OF MEIGS-MASON ~IIA Duaan fmally seeml" to favor Ho. Uy., Mr. and ' Mta. ·C. E. Blake•lee, IICMA..d'S.OWift-OINIRALMANA:GIIt Betty lau Harris, jWiior, was clrosen as Queen of the Mid- mer hi.Jn.selt as be now e.an polish Volunteer Civil Air 230 Inside According lo a report from Bril. Lincoln He~ta, tor the. pa.st week. ll"l~ I. oa•INI-IOITOit dleport High S.lloel 1967 Junler-Stntot Prom Friday night off his rotlghtu~ts w1th a rOIIte+ The volunteer air c.t"ews of thl' Gen Thoma!! J. DuBose , eommlnd~- otDIII'ID Natioaal ,..,..optative, llotUaeill-Klmbol!. lao., N and ber attendents were Phyllis Stanley, Charlotte Lightfoot edut'lltion financed by Pa "s skunk, Civil Air Plltrol , operatin~ sm~;~ ll cr o! the Air Reseue Service, this ,_ "-· u t d . ~n Ava., Now YoOI< CIIJ', 18, N. Y. ~~ "I ~1 !fttered. u lfltUD't1 cliD mamn1 matter at the post· w.•wa • ..._.. Carole Blaker and Kly Dar!J!. The selection was made at inter- Na <'lin hut t·he wuhJng nutchine sin~t:le-tOn&ine light piiJle!, flew the albuuntet1 to 12.321 !lying hours l n uJVe~~tll"• on n o orMatK' she bali want('d for ao years and equiv.dcnt o~ 49 timea uround the for the~~ private ctt.u.e~ who are hu ordered by iNJ Oliio. · · _mission by the orchestn, "Tht Olllo-.no" from Ohio Univer- Gloria- tlte skunk- will be(•ome world oT -410 times from coast to me!llbf'rs of the Air r~orcl''S civil. Pleas . . ntK"'T.br WTier wb.., ovalioblo :!Q ... 11 1101' sity wlth the announoement made by their leader, AI HorMty. famou! . coast in 1958 on air teai'l'h 11nrl hm ~tuxihary . These hours com· vs wet¥: ooe yew 1u adv'ariee at Tbe Dally Seritinel office, ·~·~( ...~ N!lt11 Jla"ff'ls wat HCOrted te her Rlchard GenheimPr wu reul in rescue and meJ"cy musiona In tht' prbred 77 pereenl of the . total Vi~~~~':_i'~~~DJIS. IBilti, $'7.111; tbnt-..mOiltlla, $3.90. By motor route where •ftll..,.-: throne by W~lblq' R6wl~ Jr. who ~a in bluto and s llwr an4 plaefd hil rcle of Rottler and Brenda t JnUed State\ A:luka and H11waii. haurs nown by all participatin.: _ iobnth $1. "' ...U ono ygz $11; al2 months, $4.25; 1110111111, ft'Owb@d her and prcleftted a cot· ullder 1 llz'tted marquee lilt one Strauss was 1trongly tn character direded by the United Stl!tes Air agelltles (Air Rescue, Air Foree, 0~· ifieriiOoa eoooet~t Silildat by Tho Ollie Viii. HUDSON NAMab . .ull,iJ"b'lf.l:i sqe of wtM~ sbattel'fd carnationg end or the Roor with a matching a8 Maw Hollowbbnl' the drudge Force'!> Air Rt'H'tle Service. Army , Navy , Coast Guard and pr~Pomeroy Chief ot Pollee Frank «Del,. Inc.• at UO ltethan.lc St.. Pomet"'Y, 0. B~ill oillc:tl ~· ·· to 1he new Queen maroq\Jee across the room. Jianoons of ttre family . Milton Lambert a,. vote tfgencics) on tbese missions Hu(lron bas been ntmed a special edltorial oHice pbQP 87 "EvrnJ·ng In Paris", tbe thelfle were 111dded to the det!irraUons Paw Hollbwbone had the genius performed under the supervision deputy sheriff by the Melgi County ·;::::::=-:::::::C~·:::::·:_:;::::.,·~~------=:::-::-::::-:~·=-or the Prom. was one or the love. alter thl!! intermis sion. to train GJorua, the skunk, talrin& U IC DVIle of the Air Rescue Service. Total lielt trantdormation• of the gym M:ra. Walter Crooks and Mr1. flO iUfl fr(lm anybody and Jerry hours Oown by -all agencies Co!)unon Plm Court 1 nuhlfh and 1he preognm at i"ftttr· 1ohn. Ketehta were co-chainnen ot Davis as Grandpappy Hankley cap· amounted to 1!i,'7A7. O! this total, NO MoRE TRACE . . . . . . . . , I' ~ misaion CM"ried out the tlteme. the Junior mothers who prepared tul'ed the eYe Of tt.e old maid with 0 3 Air Rescue Service !lew 1,51(); Sherilf Rotiert c . Hartenbach • :Wi11 LueiUe Smith was tOAtt· tbe banquet. Other mothm whrt ·his fast Unell. . · otber agencies flew 1,966 hours . said today no more traces have mistreas for the banquet and Gene au!Med We'l"e Mrs. Wllbt.lr Rowley Jeanette B~as as Bertha . Bla1_rThis brin~ the five.year aver- been found of Densell R. Hudson, · lf-a.-..1 ift.......l Crooks, president o! the Jul'l.lor Sr., Mrs. Charles Searleil, Mrs. hous~ wa& ltke a. battleship 111 ._.. a~te of Civil ·Air Patrol participa. eocaped Callfornlo eonvict, who ftiUfllay'Clns, welcomed the rue11t1 and Don Ohlinaer, Mrs. Norman Way. setkma: tlle, affeehons o! Homer Dr. Hu:bert H. Fockler, supe. ~ton in air search and resCue mis· v.anithed from the count:y jail thb 1: elaumate11. Faculty members amt Jand, M'rJJ. Harry Stover, Mri. but he wa!ln t buy~ng _any that d~y , :ntendent oi the Athens St.t ic sloos tor the Air Force to more week past a aurprised co.urthouse 8:25 St~n on WSAt·TY HAN.TL I tbelr guests were Supt. aDd Mrl. Chester Erwin, Mrs. Elmer Web- tha~k: y~u. Mn Et~hm~r 111 Slim Hospilal, has allnounced that th e than 6G perren1. of all search hours janitlll' an·d a'parently is Mleci u}l 10:10 Sift On · L. W. MrComa!, Principal and Mrs. rung Mrs Harold Long Mrs Ar· Bla1rhouse. BerthaS.. slick lookmg 10:15 Christian Science ; ~ bl . . .1 ct 1 .. 1 th h flown by all agr>ncies over this in dense woods back of Mason 8 =3 Circle 3 ~Ranth 1 :~ ~rwl e d ~ v;s~ Earl Knight, Coach and Mrs. N. thur 'skin~er The menu' was ·lruit brother, was mistaken by Melissa pu c t ~ 3 · period. The actual number or City. 9:30 Clpt. 'Midnllht 16:30 What One Per1on Can 09 P. Swackhamer, Mr. and Mn.. Har. juice steak .mashed potatoes and Dugan for Hornet, but Janet Stru- pita un ay ~n a ie par HI hours flown tlucuates annuaUy •· II :00 Tbis Is The Lire old Sauer. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Bal· aravY succOtuh slaw hot rolls ble, playing ;Melissa to perfection, ;pedal achvltlcs ~vh ch ' hav~ with the search and rescue woit.J.t:OO Ho~dy Dooh lc1 :30 Man to Man ~ At Tech SchoOl ley, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Voun& 1 Mr. buttef jelly ice ' cream chocolat~ finally found the gold thul ~ m IS(>en planm•d Dm 0 n• rvanre u load which is .overned largely by . Mr. Bob .. l IIi· Roy "J Pailmert~y, up::JO Aunt Dru. Show :liS IndUstry ~n fan& and Mrs. Clarence Lacey, Mr. and Cllke ~nd coiree ' rHomer'a character. .~rnt<~l Health uy . weather factors. 12«1 Olt to Adveri'!ure • sn employet: Of leneNI TelephGM 11:00 Fury Mrs. Myron Miller, ~r . and Mu. . Jfach'el Genhelmer played Hor· Highhghts of Ill~ r.-rogram wtll . G~n. Na1ter R. Agee, 12:'1-5 Wha1•s Your Trouble ColnPI!ny of 01tft Is 1ttencflng1 a 11:30 Capt. Gallant John P-arson~ , Mi'. _.nd Mtt. C. E. comm&nder ol the Civil Mrs. Joe Bailey, Ho111e Ece... t.ebt:e tOdd , the old maid , and be tlle special t'ppel sat-vu:es, 12:00 True Story 12:30 TV ChApel : , fiYe day.. tec:hnlllf tra1nint ~ scho"l Blakeslee. Mr.s. Em~ly Spr~aue., nomics Instructor, aup\!tvlaW u,t ~i.l Sb,asto~;m. the part pf ha- whiCh will be he._li! at 1:00; c_ , pointed out that 12:30 Detective's DiatT J :00 qbamplonahip Bowu-. In Marion, Ott.._ Mr. hy Jt ·• Gen· Mrs. Nan Moore, Mtss Smran Part serving of the banquet ~by d'Uol bell Todd, who offered the TV con- dueled toclrs o~ the J,lO..plt ~•m_d!"' ~ea.rcb job" 1 , !~~~i~~:~~~ •rsl Tel•~thsone (ompuy lnltaller- 1:00 J>own On Tb«~ FaJ'L 2:00 YOuth' wants to Know and Miss Lucille Smith. Crlswell, Carol Jean Hudaon, ·Linda tract to the skullk· i{uildings; and the showing contempor:try )ight a ' Clv- ,..,.lrman •nd ICrYH the commu- 1:30 Western Tbeater 2:30 Zoo Parade "" ' The Senior :response wa1 eJ.ven Ntlsori, Grace Capteina, Alma Others in the cast were Alma fnur movies deaUng with Air Patrol operates approximate2:30 NBC Baseball 3:00 Wide Wide World ·. nities of Pomei'O'(, Jlacln., Mlddl• by Broce :Bradford, senior presl· Baumgardner, Shirley Gilkey, Reynolds playing the part of 4 J.ealth and mental hQSpitals. 1~ 5,000 light planes which are 4:30 Hopalone CassJdy -6:30 Outlook ,.rt, Rutland Lstart F1lls. a n d ~00 dent, and the Clals Prophecy was Mary Barth, Sue Wallaee, Ksren dirty 1!1-year-old, always scratch- freshm~nts will be serve tbrou:fh (IWned by indlvid.ual ,l!lembfra; "'kJ Alnc 5:00 Meet the Press . ......IIi presented by Cotdon Gutbi'ie and Herman, Judy Clark. The .cirls ina, and suceessful in getting most 0\lt the alte"mOb'n In tll~ Rrtrc 1· gether with some 900 surplus 5:30 Statesmen Quartette 0:30 lt.o:r ROJlert Toru Kelly and Ur.e CltN wm "by wore pastel •prlnl dre.~e• wltb o~· her .audieRC!e to scratch wJth- . Hen Hall. tnining atnt . llt"SUM: ah'~sft do8;.00 NIWI. . S:~ . News Picture Ga.il St'lllnbo an.d;_ M»yln Rouah. white chef hats and a_prona carry. her; nita Ball as Ffmnle Jane Hoi"lted ,u; cAP h)'" tltt! Air Force, OP""E'fl"RO'USE 8:16 Sports E,e 6:00 Taler of Mnral Lollcm The intermi.Jalon pr~r.am wbltb 191 out t~e "~veni~J,L . Jnf.arls" lowbQn~. a hard . worker, and The movle!t whtrll be showt Army End Nny. ~~~!~;:~~~~~M~rs:~·:.Fra:nk Gaul are 6:30 RoH~ ClOQP!II' Show .UO Cjrcus )!oy .. followed the crowning or the theme o( the l'J'orit. Table eeor.l. •James White, a hofiowboned small are the following: As of December -31, 1956, ~be "ttr!rif' ISOtft. "Weddlnr · •n~ Siturclor llfihf lam\Jo!'M 7:00 Steve Aijen Show Queen was planned by the Junion Uont were pastel anapdraiQDB and boy w.ho fHpped •bout the scene "A Wol'IJ Alone" Lt!l authentic CAP had more t"-n 40 ,000 adult niveraary May · 5, . with PtoPle Me Fuan, 8:00 Alcoa Hour , "~ bsre!ooted and bedraggled but pl~ure of 3 typical mentst •o ·~ some 16"00 open "hoUSe from until 4 p. m. at committee aad their adyiaur•. llfl. the •l•vors ~ere m In1at ure· b 1ue ..,IU ' 1> n :- m·embers or wtiich Piifry Conln ~bow ~:00 Loretta Young Sitow . •• Ell! · and •'•· 'ther d1'<guls' 1 nl· nor glo"'' ·are rated pUota JDd some 2,600 "' their ho'me-ln Cheater. loo Ballet ond lolrt. Emili' Spliiue • II v.... e 1owerJ !'.!'!" ~ro. never aayin1 a word. P1't a.-nea · CO\Isar'a llo~r . . RoHmaey Clooney ·' and the danees wert tD•aried.· by Jram booki wete blUe 1utle· _.lt'h ·Lila Terrell ••s Si1 Rollowborte, lfying it. Filming was done at tlie are rated CAP observers. GUILD MlaftNG li!ii~ Georre GOI>tl sliuw :00 TBA Mn. L<onard qwtn4-ky, t~e silver ttan and silk cords aild tu- atsb bare tooted and.· ~ery d. lrty. Cleveland State Hospital. Air Search an4 ·rescue is ono or 11'~111' Hit I'U'idt 10:30 · New. Headlioeo Li ndl 1o1 oore was Widow BllJr· ,.,. The WOmen's former Rse Ann Mtll.C, wtib Wit ...•els· t.man in Shadew" I dra ma t'I'! the primary · non-combantant oper"' GUlfd nf tbe ~'D~ ~ an4 SpCII'(a 10:U Nlfewltch t.!IIOC!Iated with the Andftw p.,.. Silv.r mask! wre liven ttr the houae, who was alter the heart ol presentatl'On of a man's ltruggle atlonal mbsions ttte Civil Alr Pa- efated ~urch wi'J meet, at th~ TV Nile...... 1ii:OO SliD Ort Hah Dancing Studio. 11irls and blue and red French be- Grandpappy Hankley (Jerry Davis) to overcome mental illness. H1s trol performs In behalf ot the church Wednesday at 7:30 It was emotional reM'tions to the vuiow Air Foree and the Amerlcan ·pub- announced today by Miss Eliza· rets lo the boys and the Prelteh but failed. George BaunQINMr lnDounced, tli>toiOI' was uted In tbe decoraThe cast ,after taking u 1 bows forms or treat-rpent and his fina: Uc. The CAP crews together with beth Flck, president, Miss Mary the program whieh lfteludetl a t16"ns. preJented dramaUe cotch Diehl return to reallly art f.lllthfu,l;.· trot1nd Pt!l'&OnneJ, which lnelud" Virgin!-. ·Reibel wm be proaram vocal trio, K&)' DJnt, Ver1 corert. Mrs. J)ale Sn1ith re~ w1th an atttrattive shirt, then went ~treaellted . commllnieatlona teehntclans wh~"' ehairn\ari:" lte&bd\~nt ahd chaitlriian. ~nd Car~tl Bld::er, who unt ~·cJiln. to Mr. Diehl's new home on ChJJ''Working and Pllaylng to more ~han 14,000 \ J ·"" ' tez" ; pantomlnie . DavLI lettftr, dren's Horne Hill tor a poat·play Health," a :Portrayal or an occuthe ~--'"'•tr,1 • t:OO Sin Do . Juhn Ketchka, WUbur Rowley Jr., !2=,!!lliii Loinp Uoto lly Feel. party. Tommy Goett, ticket sales _patlQWtl amt ~Jtllft'll thttN ~- -Up· an>Uva · 'v "You Are So Rare To Ke" by the i:ilr tlfo ·;;, lire-..,.. man.,cr reported net rft\!!Jptl of p"Wfihm ttl a JMn~t - t l l l. 11:00 United N-ations in Adlpn .. Haltcutl" of tttev~aton lame; t., about $'1M. Ted Beegle wu candy 1;'111! i~ afld ot ttl ~ft 11~30 Camera. 1hre"e : \ , l • • danee, Betty Harrla, "Poor People Cajjl!lu ~......,. tales manager. a ~JNi:ff e!MIIft"M, lt:9Q t.cfli TP. .A,TriP :; of Paris", In Apache eoltume of Stage manaeers were James .. . _ . . Gt GJ!td'' 1 ~h· 10:80 MlPt1 lfoU.. black and red; vocal aolo "April 1•:3CI i!fld liemsley and Gary Carman; promp. thm ot die ma)U' ttiflttMtkWIJ 1:00 !i<kieJlm.. ~ ,...,, 11:00 Luclcy' I p<ich In !'arll", Carol Bi•ker; pinto. 1'80 die & llu)lel.i . ' 11:110 Tlloo of Tona llaniiJ!I mime "A Good Mal if 'Hil'd to POIITSMOUTH UP - Scloto ters were Edith Riga• and Judy wbltJI ~:U,k made 1:Jy- tM v&tufl Usherettes were Ruth Horak tMr w - · in tift. ti'Oiifftt! Btt•l'!":i'hr .fr& ti:oo lllr 't.op 2:30 'h' Blf Pl<t\lre JPI.nd", Betty Hanls; 9'Geal talo, County heslth o:rncen~ indleated HOyt. JUta Neutzllng, Carol Bowen, Car~ ttQ.J. 3:00 We Bebeve ·· 1:00 ·Tbe: Lone ftafta:~r "You're MY Everythin1", Kay today that an animal quar1nth1e oJ Bearhs, Susie Vaughan and Ear, The movies will be repoe•~d aU 1:30 Life in U. S. A. 3:30 The Last word Oarat; soft shoe dance 'Tea lor may be neceuary j( continued day. They \9111 bt aflotm ·.fr&.tl 1:45 Baseball Preview 4:00 Faee the Natie)h Two", John Ketehks, Thomu Sldn.. wich1pread ~ase1 ol rab.le1 are lene Ren8'haw. Acknowledgements were made to 1:00 to 11 :00 md trom l :o& tu 4~ 30 Su11day New! Special' 1:53 Baseball GaJr"J' of Week ner, James Ohlin1er, Llrry Web· reported. Mr. Aaron Zahl and the Manual &:00. ·& :00 Colonel Mar~h !1:00 Jr. ToWn Meetln& Snce the Iirst ot the rear some Tr a1n1ng c 1asses for building spe· runa; cancan chorus Vera Covert 5:30 TV Clauraom • 5:30 Oarbide Choru! Phylli1 Stanley, Charlotte Lllht· 50 else.. of the di•eaae have been cia! effects, to Rita Ball ar\d June 8:00 Air Power 8:00 My Frie·nd Fileki foot, Carol Blaker, Judy Van reported in the county. &mo was O'Brien f-or m1meopraphing the 8:30 Q(lldell Pl&JbOUII 8:30 ADnle O•kleJ' Coone:y, who wore the tridltional beUeved caused by foxes and oth- proaram• and to Rachel Genheim· 7:00 Llule 1:00 ~'n~ '/'~.Y Tho"atro eqncan eastumes with varl·rolo~ er aame that. bave. entered Port.r- p_r a,nd ApfU ~hasteen tor makina I 7:3d ' Msr1e '(li•'\;d.ll!r l'lll~plon rll,ffltd lill:ilts. _• tnoUia... ti · • · . . . posters. 7:30 Baeeaaeua. · . 8:00 Ed: Sli1Jivail Mr•. Cl11-enee Lacey was RCcom. .' Volulil...._. Calltd The play waa written by Le ' . 9:00 G. E. Theaire pani1t for the proJram with the ON CAlL Roma Greth. AU penoaJ Wh'<l had vOtunteel'- B:OO Ja~ Oh!uon Sho" 9:30 Allred Rltch<och er:eeptlon of the soft shoe dance PORTLAND, Me.-Pollee ortled to help the sali&bury PTA~Pl't!· 8:00 Gale~ Storm Show !0:00 $8f;ll00 Ch.illon(o which was accompanied by Kay cers here can leave lhelr patrol pare th"e POmOna Orange battqu ·t 10:80 Wbat'r My Lin• . 1 Darst. cars to investliate t'rimes and Mon&y nlghlr at the school hav• 1:30 He)' J'eannle Methodist Churches throughout 11:00 Sundi.J News Special A reproduction of the Elfcl ~ till reomadn "on call". Cruio~er been aa~ed to be at the eafeter' 1 Ohio will be obsefvlnjt "CoUeae 11:1& T.tie-l.ate Sbow tower, outlined in blue ll&htl was ear11 have been equipped with ~·o· kitchen by 1 p. me Monday aceor·l· 10:()(, Gunamo:1le Day" Sunday April 28. This Is a 12<80 Sip Oil the fooal point of the decoratlona dio devices that enable dispatchina to Maxine Arnold In an;-a.nu,· day on which mlni11ters of l~aJ Tbe Late Sbow liON OF. -PRAYIR and .a star-Bprlnkled blue canopy er• al headquarters to honk till ncetnent. tOday: · ... chur,ches ha~ their rongregattons covered tbe dance floor. A typical horn,~~ or Ciash the llJchts of parlt· ca.U attention to the wor:lc beiUf. French OUt·door c:ate was oppo11lte ed patroJ ears to summon the or. · d'o ne -amonf' ll~"'ntt on ~tie.,;e the: bind shell and tablef and ficer11 back to their vehicles t-r~ Plant for the 1987 ~ale of Bud· campuse1 OhiO! ' c:haln wete placed under a red radlo meuaa:ea. dy Puppies by the Veterans ot The 1upPort and Wh1te atrlpe-d awning, Forelan w-ars got underw•y luM The queen'• throne wa• decoratni,h1ht when Commander Uobart 11:68 S"n OnRaub a~pointed Mr. Gilbert Zwll 1116 1:00 Movie :MaUnte llnrt of the Meta• Coonty Post .t9 lurn •.: 11 1:1 4 llli ~·J.:j 4:30 . Bihlo Time . ehalnnan of the annual drive. Mr n~ina rides. PeroJ ··:; ! i • !ll .·!:,l. r, DO'WN 17.Clut 1:00 Tin! Quo, Pl•?hGUIO t•:·.II"·JJ I ~ :·J:r 1. hserv"iee Is reQue11te.! 8:00 SaturdQ .!JAWP twilling hu lona been active ~n J. To aklmp 20. Man· 1' 1 :1~111 -~ ~~ ~·l ''JII veterans affaln. I . Conttlned arer · l:ll o. Sa)urda$ Sporll Review '~' ., ~ ~ : ·.J ; ! •: 11 :"1 In acceptir.g the posltlon as I I .1 1 ! \~ :•\,'", If . 111 "1 3. 1tn11e unit of 8110 Lol't Talll:. II Ovor !\ .• ).';:! ~ , JI:\FJ chairman Mr. Zwlllinr pointed MI!I'TINO CA~UD t . Pronoun mlnlnl 'I "•J :·l •J 1• :-11~ ·.w• , 1 7:et PQ! ArDott~- - · out to tho~~e present that the eaffi· prop. &. Strike, •• 'l'l!o- P6in'oroy YiO,liiOn'l Priyof , 7:10 •;.,ht '..'1 :-1 . I ,_,:1 Fam0110 Film F..U•II to punllh erty palrn could be a suece1s only if Will fmetl f.t tbe· Flrot Bap- 8;00 La,rrtttet Wtlt :1 1J JIJ ~j i•J '..'I -:1 i 1. Harbor li. Thin. u ~ 1LI " 4 •J i:H.:l.'J H ,•: all mem:ben of t h c communlt'-' WtdnOI~ at 10 • : ill· D ~·~ :It I il !-1!·:~'1 ·· 7.1ttr a dot' 10:0!1 ourt .tu\llea partlclpated in t h· e drlve. He •"" •l •• • 1 , 1· 1 : : o~ ' . ' " ' I .CioMr 1:1. Witt\. 1lresaed the point that while ot11er ttciJO 10ti"&111ut;'1tleatof I . Bo\toml of citizema Qf the community also Ctr.) 1'•M•,.•r'• A•••., Pllve an obllption to 6ee that the 11 . J'ound in a 24 . rt'uiU 28.lrrUatea tampal1ri 'it 'I ~ccesa beeaUBt the 30 ..... ,. beauty 18. llrtorl Witb r"'nd1 aoUet'ted a:o to qsllt aU di ~· ,iilor eorreeuons 33. 8plil iill~ Ye18r1ft., , St. CaVIty (Y&r. t t pf'int. • '111e new cbaimtan noted th>lt 26. Detltl 31. ln..n• II. ""'"' there are today llbM• than D01&. Carry 0111 27. Ctt¥ tlaftf,J 11. 1\tvtt l~W 000.000 ei'IWYtet men .ttlll llvL'R and that tht' VeferaP.t AdminlstN· Uon canMt care c(lm,pletel)' ro" the multitude of NIJCII U now bai on harid .tt ls there tore ,up to or~Csntz.atlbna, like the Veterans of Fore)Jn Wal'l to take over the more urrent thet e veterau problems. The V. F. W . can do th:, only if enall&h fundt are ralatd tbrou.cli thl1 tnaual sale ol Buddy bocrf'*"" -· ql IIIIo committee wu Jlvt!n 0. ~ #n•! .. ~~~~ . Mte I :::,-~~~~eo~li'"::, · Mn. J.fhn )..letwllei, 1¥ ..... "-'""... Jt WJa I &be JWllh ,.ou,., •~ay ¥ ,AY t ,to •!I' Jor Ute JIUil1JIY ~•Ril1111W- to ~t ,11 JI<Jir~l\ll '""• fOr;v<l!i All!'· 1 [@41 U., ~ 1 wl!l Jttotr ,l>f IMito .l!r... ...... 1!11!· ~ !)1!1UJ. • PQJ .,. 'J,IS;'I't a- p bl' I • d T Menl } Healt h Day At Athans · .,UIJ' 1\'J'J!! See ,. , .c;an TEUV.ISION GUIDE WSIIU. ~I Chan"e -~ l \oiiUIIil e1 3 .m tJQ:c•' J,O.JIII i.IU:MM.OIII s.unda'.£'" . ° ts ° ' '• 1 wm 'M._ "*o . VFW Poppy Day Chairman Is Announced Here 4Av-1able Children Deceased Vets CROSSWORD ..... and ditnoe."· ~le trQop of grade aids \ with Mrs. V. D. ·-u leader and Mrs: W~lt1!t" gs-usill!ap.t;•presebted the Rl•••t · .~mile llo~J" wit!> llnl. s~;~~!";,~•n;i~~":;;;J~~::~: ·,ott tbe ..piano. A Hikin~ I and song y.oas :pff!septed by the Browp· -,R-1• 1e Troop ot fourth grade- girl.ll .. f The ·Boy Scouts wll:h Ralph Spencer as scout master and Cha1'· le-t Swatzl! 1 as ·~sslst&'\t, gang tht! song "On MY Honor." PJ'\ Vaua,hali. ~old of the N:atiOllal Jarp.boroe which wlll be held at X•ll~' July ' Sod wili be attended 50 to 75 thousand ~ys. Charles Do.wnie lold o( ~be L"ffM,P which wlllloe held at Calf'll .\!ro)!l head Hun tington, ,w. va,dor .one week beginning July 14. ,Tw~nt7· five of Uu! l-ocal scout~ h«ve reg.tster~ sq far t& -att~nd this camp. A camporee 'to be n~ld ilt -Chester. the wee)!:end of May be attended ~Y -all fCOUts WtlB .f!xpl"ned by li ,vo''''-~ S:p~ncer. elose ,of the . re- whieb Mrs. Edward Baer is tb' leader and Mr., Leo Crew the a,. ~Stant. MrS. Charles Persinger is tbe leader artd Mrs. ThOruu HenneiSY Jr. the auiltaDt of tbe Girl-~~ Seout8 troop o( aqd they .~av~ . and W. R. )l_rq. ·M ra Mrs. eha ~· Mr•- lilws. WHtCH . HALF OF YOU-R ·HOME •• ~ JNSUAE.Dr · .. ' . ' , A1'110L,- .Yo..,..llol3titft H. I:.awtoll' Ntllid( ftl t "1iPIOI'Ie ®r'n· pany supervisor three Y.flrl aro and tN! ~ trt1 I~ .a a hobllY. 'l'ltdlit !It! ot\Malta 1 7f • .ere tree farm. - ~T kCHO VolT CAPE EUZ~BE'Ifl, Mo.-A!'"' 34 ;years In the Army ex M·S1t. · O.Of'P c. Daly II)'> fto will tak• l'lmillirt nl- tlit' G. 1 Bill. :111e !0 v'oteran plant to owoll In !Davenport Buslneu COII•te• ,... .,4 Orond Rapldo, Mloh. . · ~:ttiiMtNTi wo · 'kur.'-JIIro. Ar- Jiu Ain'\ arl, •· Wb'G" was boni !~ f~avery, - 11' ·JII"i!l8 .nf t~o latt lllrt tile t\ln l'e<lto the alphaJ;•' ' atid oa~ ' lbltoti tier t<~~>• till •! l!e...liioo Ref ' . ':7~t-" ' . kn,.i. Tbe American ·Canc:er Society pr!lvides ser.~ice ·for j¥rtlell15 lt01111VI Uves, •• suffering, I • I ltsten fhdDmilt:Jb.w'den with ,~ &Up~~6es, Connie Freeman •and Cbriatja~J westerdthl members of tbe sJ,.t:, .arade\ ~re jn C'harge of tbe Q_ u r· sery d,urln& lhe meet!~· he surgiGdl drassi'llsJ bum.anitodan .d~s . HANDI \IPt • DETROIT UP - urb .. ed 'or ,, ' ., '•h ..,.,_. bi.?T , •I•' ... . ' ' ~ ' :Wh·t.d~_you -t!l!pkclt Woll)d ~I to l'JIPI!t~t l , . I .. Y<>\11' I\_Ome 11ox'.? ' ~ !' . . , < - ·• • . '. •. ' l .J • ' ., ; ' . I · · . \l~uo :clo fjlu Plaee on ttt'econ.te.P.ta · p(fOjir homer ,, , ·"" 'WJIH •' ' ~\1;: " '• ' 1/ •J '· '· • ' ' 1hJO~· 3! II I ,,. ' ' ,.... .,_. ' • of ' . Melp.Cot,lly -~ education ' ::) ·' Jiow !!!!II~'~•~ ,.1!\iprovelnenta lo -your ' What I, ' .,, ' ' i!IHD~ \tlorth? Po~ptes. •A:tk Ttl WOliK Ohio .DIV)Jion Goal ····· ······· ·· ······· ·· ·· ····· Meigs Ctu.nty Goal .... · · · · · .. · · · · · · · · · ·- ..... · · · · · · · •· $4;000 prietor or .. .. . . .... ' ¥ .,,, Mr. Zwllllna In eoMlualon .strt'S· aed t·h at all funds ln theJ ••le wllJ be used solely to relilabUitate our dlrabled •ervleemen, to aid othtlrs ln their ntd,Jusilment .problem1, .and to ~rovldl a notmal, hnMy home life tor war orpbans at th · V. F. W. National Rhl'nt: for Or· phan1 at Eaton bpicll, Mieh~an. DIOICATED: DOL-LARS ProiDile!• "rtlid a '1 ·. -- n.-o..Jv.-. ' Let your Jft01M'J become ·!fhe t>"OCI'atrl' Qlll ..~ Brownie ·trocuJ ..of -Whi<h lolf'l'l~~l:~~~-i' tho .....,, 111\'il!J. i Methodist's To• Observe College Day On Sunday ·A.Pill? .4R ~10n1 'St1111Ait.ade ~? Qa~y- ....-dJ ~ .. ~'""'_,. - . ~ poss~le, .let ~1£110hibution help to find ,. . .,.. a s.-, .. thulllfdl t. , ' - wcttS:tvcho"nell,. Rabies Quarantine 18 Seen Possible In Scioto County .P.IIill!toJ 1)4 . . . . jM. ••, I See - . ,,., --·,.,...... . , ~_,...., " ' Tlit lnaurpnci~.-.IJ~oc)cltlon .. . .. ' ef Melg- C:ountf, Daily ' ~ .. . . •• ~ on 990 s;ot . . ' \ ,· · On You' ·&•d.io Diol 'i \; . • ~ ~ Writer ,, · . . ~ . With A CHE(I(UP I .\ MAY BE MAILED TO MEilSS . COU~ CAMC'Eil SOCIETY, ~10 POSTM.UTER, MIOD....PtJlT, OHIO I . . ' T .... 5,_...-ed •• £1cel!ql)lfr ~hrmt~ Ml!:iOs "O&wr:~tv · ef eeta ~~ 'F,Iat Jaycees IF · lW'0U " HA~I~ .MQ1 BEEN CO"tf.AmJ) ¥01~ :C~HTRIBUTION ' OhYi Ingraham ' ' .. ...,... - _Ad_.........., ~ ' .. ' �. . . .. . .. .. .. . . . . __ ... . ,' ······~ - \ .., .... , ···~~· ···· · · ·--~·········-····~-- .' .....-. .. . . . ... ...,...... ... .............. ....,._ .. . ___ Senior Clus Play, ((_.., Middleport High Prom Queen !! 1cJok Velunteer Civil Air Patrol Crews Set Air Mileage Mm-k A. u!!~.r:.'s~~no, Mich, ... ar:N:In,aeptedF&r Readers My~kry ' Betty u HmiB Is Crowned . 2-Dai!J SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aptll27, ~1 Carptnl.er •ere namfll a• nalea, ~ ~- -1- The Daily Sentinel Th.e ~ kunk gets a TV contract, Hortense "ets a h.usband, Melisaa has beef violttnr hi• ••• and tam· DEVOTED TO- INTIII""T8 OF MEIGS-MASON ~IIA Duaan fmally seeml" to favor Ho. Uy., Mr. and ' Mta. ·C. E. Blake•lee, IICMA..d'S.OWift-OINIRALMANA:GIIt Betty lau Harris, jWiior, was clrosen as Queen of the Mid- mer hi.Jn.selt as be now e.an polish Volunteer Civil Air 230 Inside According lo a report from Bril. Lincoln He~ta, tor the. pa.st week. ll"l~ I. oa•INI-IOITOit dleport High S.lloel 1967 Junler-Stntot Prom Friday night off his rotlghtu~ts w1th a rOIIte+ The volunteer air c.t"ews of thl' Gen Thoma!! J. DuBose , eommlnd~- otDIII'ID Natioaal ,..,..optative, llotUaeill-Klmbol!. lao., N and ber attendents were Phyllis Stanley, Charlotte Lightfoot edut'lltion financed by Pa "s skunk, Civil Air Plltrol , operatin~ sm~;~ ll cr o! the Air Reseue Service, this ,_ "-· u t d . ~n Ava., Now YoOI< CIIJ', 18, N. Y. ~~ "I ~1 !fttered. u lfltUD't1 cliD mamn1 matter at the post· w.•wa • ..._.. Carole Blaker and Kly Dar!J!. The selection was made at inter- Na <'lin hut t·he wuhJng nutchine sin~t:le-tOn&ine light piiJle!, flew the albuuntet1 to 12.321 !lying hours l n uJVe~~tll"• on n o orMatK' she bali want('d for ao years and equiv.dcnt o~ 49 timea uround the for the~~ private ctt.u.e~ who are hu ordered by iNJ Oliio. · · _mission by the orchestn, "Tht Olllo-.no" from Ohio Univer- Gloria- tlte skunk- will be(•ome world oT -410 times from coast to me!llbf'rs of the Air r~orcl''S civil. Pleas . . ntK"'T.br WTier wb.., ovalioblo :!Q ... 11 1101' sity wlth the announoement made by their leader, AI HorMty. famou! . coast in 1958 on air teai'l'h 11nrl hm ~tuxihary . These hours com· vs wet¥: ooe yew 1u adv'ariee at Tbe Dally Seritinel office, ·~·~( ...~ N!lt11 Jla"ff'ls wat HCOrted te her Rlchard GenheimPr wu reul in rescue and meJ"cy musiona In tht' prbred 77 pereenl of the . total Vi~~~~':_i'~~~DJIS. IBilti, $'7.111; tbnt-..mOiltlla, $3.90. By motor route where •ftll..,.-: throne by W~lblq' R6wl~ Jr. who ~a in bluto and s llwr an4 plaefd hil rcle of Rottler and Brenda t JnUed State\ A:luka and H11waii. haurs nown by all participatin.: _ iobnth $1. "' ...U ono ygz $11; al2 months, $4.25; 1110111111, ft'Owb@d her and prcleftted a cot· ullder 1 llz'tted marquee lilt one Strauss was 1trongly tn character direded by the United Stl!tes Air agelltles (Air Rescue, Air Foree, 0~· ifieriiOoa eoooet~t Silildat by Tho Ollie Viii. HUDSON NAMab . .ull,iJ"b'lf.l:i sqe of wtM~ sbattel'fd carnationg end or the Roor with a matching a8 Maw Hollowbbnl' the drudge Force'!> Air Rt'H'tle Service. Army , Navy , Coast Guard and pr~Pomeroy Chief ot Pollee Frank «Del,. Inc.• at UO ltethan.lc St.. Pomet"'Y, 0. B~ill oillc:tl ~· ·· to 1he new Queen maroq\Jee across the room. Jianoons of ttre family . Milton Lambert a,. vote tfgencics) on tbese missions Hu(lron bas been ntmed a special edltorial oHice pbQP 87 "EvrnJ·ng In Paris", tbe thelfle were 111dded to the det!irraUons Paw Hollbwbone had the genius performed under the supervision deputy sheriff by the Melgi County ·;::::::=-:::::::C~·:::::·:_:;::::.,·~~------=:::-::-::::-:~·=-or the Prom. was one or the love. alter thl!! intermis sion. to train GJorua, the skunk, talrin& U IC DVIle of the Air Rescue Service. Total lielt trantdormation• of the gym M:ra. Walter Crooks and Mr1. flO iUfl fr(lm anybody and Jerry hours Oown by -all agencies Co!)unon Plm Court 1 nuhlfh and 1he preognm at i"ftttr· 1ohn. Ketehta were co-chainnen ot Davis as Grandpappy Hankley cap· amounted to 1!i,'7A7. O! this total, NO MoRE TRACE . . . . . . . . , I' ~ misaion CM"ried out the tlteme. the Junior mothers who prepared tul'ed the eYe Of tt.e old maid with 0 3 Air Rescue Service !lew 1,51(); Sherilf Rotiert c . Hartenbach • :Wi11 LueiUe Smith was tOAtt· tbe banquet. Other mothm whrt ·his fast Unell. . · otber agencies flew 1,966 hours . said today no more traces have mistreas for the banquet and Gene au!Med We'l"e Mrs. Wllbt.lr Rowley Jeanette B~as as Bertha . Bla1_rThis brin~ the five.year aver- been found of Densell R. Hudson, · lf-a.-..1 ift.......l Crooks, president o! the Jul'l.lor Sr., Mrs. Charles Searleil, Mrs. hous~ wa& ltke a. battleship 111 ._.. a~te of Civil ·Air Patrol participa. eocaped Callfornlo eonvict, who ftiUfllay'Clns, welcomed the rue11t1 and Don Ohlinaer, Mrs. Norman Way. setkma: tlle, affeehons o! Homer Dr. Hu:bert H. Fockler, supe. ~ton in air search and resCue mis· v.anithed from the count:y jail thb 1: elaumate11. Faculty members amt Jand, M'rJJ. Harry Stover, Mri. but he wa!ln t buy~ng _any that d~y , :ntendent oi the Athens St.t ic sloos tor the Air Force to more week past a aurprised co.urthouse 8:25 St~n on WSAt·TY HAN.TL I tbelr guests were Supt. aDd Mrl. Chester Erwin, Mrs. Elmer Web- tha~k: y~u. Mn Et~hm~r 111 Slim Hospilal, has allnounced that th e than 6G perren1. of all search hours janitlll' an·d a'parently is Mleci u}l 10:10 Sift On · L. W. MrComa!, Principal and Mrs. rung Mrs Harold Long Mrs Ar· Bla1rhouse. BerthaS.. slick lookmg 10:15 Christian Science ; ~ bl . . .1 ct 1 .. 1 th h flown by all agr>ncies over this in dense woods back of Mason 8 =3 Circle 3 ~Ranth 1 :~ ~rwl e d ~ v;s~ Earl Knight, Coach and Mrs. N. thur 'skin~er The menu' was ·lruit brother, was mistaken by Melissa pu c t ~ 3 · period. The actual number or City. 9:30 Clpt. 'Midnllht 16:30 What One Per1on Can 09 P. Swackhamer, Mr. and Mn.. Har. juice steak .mashed potatoes and Dugan for Hornet, but Janet Stru- pita un ay ~n a ie par HI hours flown tlucuates annuaUy •· II :00 Tbis Is The Lire old Sauer. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Bal· aravY succOtuh slaw hot rolls ble, playing ;Melissa to perfection, ;pedal achvltlcs ~vh ch ' hav~ with the search and rescue woit.J.t:OO Ho~dy Dooh lc1 :30 Man to Man ~ At Tech SchoOl ley, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Voun& 1 Mr. buttef jelly ice ' cream chocolat~ finally found the gold thul ~ m IS(>en planm•d Dm 0 n• rvanre u load which is .overned largely by . Mr. Bob .. l IIi· Roy "J Pailmert~y, up::JO Aunt Dru. Show :liS IndUstry ~n fan& and Mrs. Clarence Lacey, Mr. and Cllke ~nd coiree ' rHomer'a character. .~rnt<~l Health uy . weather factors. 12«1 Olt to Adveri'!ure • sn employet: Of leneNI TelephGM 11:00 Fury Mrs. Myron Miller, ~r . and Mu. . Jfach'el Genhelmer played Hor· Highhghts of Ill~ r.-rogram wtll . G~n. Na1ter R. Agee, 12:'1-5 Wha1•s Your Trouble ColnPI!ny of 01tft Is 1ttencflng1 a 11:30 Capt. Gallant John P-arson~ , Mi'. _.nd Mtt. C. E. comm&nder ol the Civil Mrs. Joe Bailey, Ho111e Ece... t.ebt:e tOdd , the old maid , and be tlle special t'ppel sat-vu:es, 12:00 True Story 12:30 TV ChApel : , fiYe day.. tec:hnlllf tra1nint ~ scho"l Blakeslee. Mr.s. Em~ly Spr~aue., nomics Instructor, aup\!tvlaW u,t ~i.l Sb,asto~;m. the part pf ha- whiCh will be he._li! at 1:00; c_ , pointed out that 12:30 Detective's DiatT J :00 qbamplonahip Bowu-. In Marion, Ott.._ Mr. hy Jt ·• Gen· Mrs. Nan Moore, Mtss Smran Part serving of the banquet ~by d'Uol bell Todd, who offered the TV con- dueled toclrs o~ the J,lO..plt ~•m_d!"' ~ea.rcb job" 1 , !~~~i~~:~~~ •rsl Tel•~thsone (ompuy lnltaller- 1:00 J>own On Tb«~ FaJ'L 2:00 YOuth' wants to Know and Miss Lucille Smith. Crlswell, Carol Jean Hudaon, ·Linda tract to the skullk· i{uildings; and the showing contempor:try )ight a ' Clv- ,..,.lrman •nd ICrYH the commu- 1:30 Western Tbeater 2:30 Zoo Parade "" ' The Senior :response wa1 eJ.ven Ntlsori, Grace Capteina, Alma Others in the cast were Alma fnur movies deaUng with Air Patrol operates approximate2:30 NBC Baseball 3:00 Wide Wide World ·. nities of Pomei'O'(, Jlacln., Mlddl• by Broce :Bradford, senior presl· Baumgardner, Shirley Gilkey, Reynolds playing the part of 4 J.ealth and mental hQSpitals. 1~ 5,000 light planes which are 4:30 Hopalone CassJdy -6:30 Outlook ,.rt, Rutland Lstart F1lls. a n d ~00 dent, and the Clals Prophecy was Mary Barth, Sue Wallaee, Ksren dirty 1!1-year-old, always scratch- freshm~nts will be serve tbrou:fh (IWned by indlvid.ual ,l!lembfra; "'kJ Alnc 5:00 Meet the Press . ......IIi presented by Cotdon Gutbi'ie and Herman, Judy Clark. The .cirls ina, and suceessful in getting most 0\lt the alte"mOb'n In tll~ Rrtrc 1· gether with some 900 surplus 5:30 Statesmen Quartette 0:30 lt.o:r ROJlert Toru Kelly and Ur.e CltN wm "by wore pastel •prlnl dre.~e• wltb o~· her .audieRC!e to scratch wJth- . Hen Hall. tnining atnt . llt"SUM: ah'~sft do8;.00 NIWI. . S:~ . News Picture Ga.il St'lllnbo an.d;_ M»yln Rouah. white chef hats and a_prona carry. her; nita Ball as Ffmnle Jane Hoi"lted ,u; cAP h)'" tltt! Air Force, OP""E'fl"RO'USE 8:16 Sports E,e 6:00 Taler of Mnral Lollcm The intermi.Jalon pr~r.am wbltb 191 out t~e "~veni~J,L . Jnf.arls" lowbQn~. a hard . worker, and The movle!t whtrll be showt Army End Nny. ~~~!~;:~~~~~M~rs:~·:.Fra:nk Gaul are 6:30 RoH~ ClOQP!II' Show .UO Cjrcus )!oy .. followed the crowning or the theme o( the l'J'orit. Table eeor.l. •James White, a hofiowboned small are the following: As of December -31, 1956, ~be "ttr!rif' ISOtft. "Weddlnr · •n~ Siturclor llfihf lam\Jo!'M 7:00 Steve Aijen Show Queen was planned by the Junion Uont were pastel anapdraiQDB and boy w.ho fHpped •bout the scene "A Wol'IJ Alone" Lt!l authentic CAP had more t"-n 40 ,000 adult niveraary May · 5, . with PtoPle Me Fuan, 8:00 Alcoa Hour , "~ bsre!ooted and bedraggled but pl~ure of 3 typical mentst •o ·~ some 16"00 open "hoUSe from until 4 p. m. at committee aad their adyiaur•. llfl. the •l•vors ~ere m In1at ure· b 1ue ..,IU ' 1> n :- m·embers or wtiich Piifry Conln ~bow ~:00 Loretta Young Sitow . •• Ell! · and •'•· 'ther d1'<guls' 1 nl· nor glo"'' ·are rated pUota JDd some 2,600 "' their ho'me-ln Cheater. loo Ballet ond lolrt. Emili' Spliiue • II v.... e 1owerJ !'.!'!" ~ro. never aayin1 a word. P1't a.-nea · CO\Isar'a llo~r . . RoHmaey Clooney ·' and the danees wert tD•aried.· by Jram booki wete blUe 1utle· _.lt'h ·Lila Terrell ••s Si1 Rollowborte, lfying it. Filming was done at tlie are rated CAP observers. GUILD MlaftNG li!ii~ Georre GOI>tl sliuw :00 TBA Mn. L<onard qwtn4-ky, t~e silver ttan and silk cords aild tu- atsb bare tooted and.· ~ery d. lrty. Cleveland State Hospital. Air Search an4 ·rescue is ono or 11'~111' Hit I'U'idt 10:30 · New. Headlioeo Li ndl 1o1 oore was Widow BllJr· ,.,. The WOmen's former Rse Ann Mtll.C, wtib Wit ...•els· t.man in Shadew" I dra ma t'I'! the primary · non-combantant oper"' GUlfd nf tbe ~'D~ ~ an4 SpCII'(a 10:U Nlfewltch t.!IIOC!Iated with the Andftw p.,.. Silv.r mask! wre liven ttr the houae, who was alter the heart ol presentatl'On of a man's ltruggle atlonal mbsions ttte Civil Alr Pa- efated ~urch wi'J meet, at th~ TV Nile...... 1ii:OO SliD Ort Hah Dancing Studio. 11irls and blue and red French be- Grandpappy Hankley (Jerry Davis) to overcome mental illness. H1s trol performs In behalf ot the church Wednesday at 7:30 It was emotional reM'tions to the vuiow Air Foree and the Amerlcan ·pub- announced today by Miss Eliza· rets lo the boys and the Prelteh but failed. George BaunQINMr lnDounced, tli>toiOI' was uted In tbe decoraThe cast ,after taking u 1 bows forms or treat-rpent and his fina: Uc. The CAP crews together with beth Flck, president, Miss Mary the program whieh lfteludetl a t16"ns. preJented dramaUe cotch Diehl return to reallly art f.lllthfu,l;.· trot1nd Pt!l'&OnneJ, which lnelud" Virgin!-. ·Reibel wm be proaram vocal trio, K&)' DJnt, Ver1 corert. Mrs. J)ale Sn1ith re~ w1th an atttrattive shirt, then went ~treaellted . commllnieatlona teehntclans wh~"' ehairn\ari:" lte&bd\~nt ahd chaitlriian. ~nd Car~tl Bld::er, who unt ~·cJiln. to Mr. Diehl's new home on ChJJ''Working and Pllaylng to more ~han 14,000 \ J ·"" ' tez" ; pantomlnie . DavLI lettftr, dren's Horne Hill tor a poat·play Health," a :Portrayal or an occuthe ~--'"'•tr,1 • t:OO Sin Do . Juhn Ketchka, WUbur Rowley Jr., !2=,!!lliii Loinp Uoto lly Feel. party. Tommy Goett, ticket sales _patlQWtl amt ~Jtllft'll thttN ~- -Up· an>Uva · 'v "You Are So Rare To Ke" by the i:ilr tlfo ·;;, lire-..,.. man.,cr reported net rft\!!Jptl of p"Wfihm ttl a JMn~t - t l l l. 11:00 United N-ations in Adlpn .. Haltcutl" of tttev~aton lame; t., about $'1M. Ted Beegle wu candy 1;'111! i~ afld ot ttl ~ft 11~30 Camera. 1hre"e : \ , l • • danee, Betty Harrla, "Poor People Cajjl!lu ~......,. tales manager. a ~JNi:ff e!MIIft"M, lt:9Q t.cfli TP. .A,TriP :; of Paris", In Apache eoltume of Stage manaeers were James .. . _ . . Gt GJ!td'' 1 ~h· 10:80 MlPt1 lfoU.. black and red; vocal aolo "April 1•:3CI i!fld liemsley and Gary Carman; promp. thm ot die ma)U' ttiflttMtkWIJ 1:00 !i<kieJlm.. ~ ,...,, 11:00 Luclcy' I p<ich In !'arll", Carol Bi•ker; pinto. 1'80 die & llu)lel.i . ' 11:110 Tlloo of Tona llaniiJ!I mime "A Good Mal if 'Hil'd to POIITSMOUTH UP - Scloto ters were Edith Riga• and Judy wbltJI ~:U,k made 1:Jy- tM v&tufl Usherettes were Ruth Horak tMr w - · in tift. ti'Oiifftt! Btt•l'!":i'hr .fr& ti:oo lllr 't.op 2:30 'h' Blf Pl<t\lre JPI.nd", Betty Hanls; 9'Geal talo, County heslth o:rncen~ indleated HOyt. JUta Neutzllng, Carol Bowen, Car~ ttQ.J. 3:00 We Bebeve ·· 1:00 ·Tbe: Lone ftafta:~r "You're MY Everythin1", Kay today that an animal quar1nth1e oJ Bearhs, Susie Vaughan and Ear, The movies will be repoe•~d aU 1:30 Life in U. S. A. 3:30 The Last word Oarat; soft shoe dance 'Tea lor may be neceuary j( continued day. They \9111 bt aflotm ·.fr&.tl 1:45 Baseball Preview 4:00 Faee the Natie)h Two", John Ketehks, Thomu Sldn.. wich1pread ~ase1 ol rab.le1 are lene Ren8'haw. Acknowledgements were made to 1:00 to 11 :00 md trom l :o& tu 4~ 30 Su11day New! Special' 1:53 Baseball GaJr"J' of Week ner, James Ohlin1er, Llrry Web· reported. Mr. Aaron Zahl and the Manual &:00. ·& :00 Colonel Mar~h !1:00 Jr. ToWn Meetln& Snce the Iirst ot the rear some Tr a1n1ng c 1asses for building spe· runa; cancan chorus Vera Covert 5:30 TV Clauraom • 5:30 Oarbide Choru! Phylli1 Stanley, Charlotte Lllht· 50 else.. of the di•eaae have been cia! effects, to Rita Ball ar\d June 8:00 Air Power 8:00 My Frie·nd Fileki foot, Carol Blaker, Judy Van reported in the county. &mo was O'Brien f-or m1meopraphing the 8:30 Q(lldell Pl&JbOUII 8:30 ADnle O•kleJ' Coone:y, who wore the tridltional beUeved caused by foxes and oth- proaram• and to Rachel Genheim· 7:00 Llule 1:00 ~'n~ '/'~.Y Tho"atro eqncan eastumes with varl·rolo~ er aame that. bave. entered Port.r- p_r a,nd ApfU ~hasteen tor makina I 7:3d ' Msr1e '(li•'\;d.ll!r l'lll~plon rll,ffltd lill:ilts. _• tnoUia... ti · • · . . . posters. 7:30 Baeeaaeua. · . 8:00 Ed: Sli1Jivail Mr•. Cl11-enee Lacey was RCcom. .' Volulil...._. Calltd The play waa written by Le ' . 9:00 G. E. Theaire pani1t for the proJram with the ON CAlL Roma Greth. AU penoaJ Wh'<l had vOtunteel'- B:OO Ja~ Oh!uon Sho" 9:30 Allred Rltch<och er:eeptlon of the soft shoe dance PORTLAND, Me.-Pollee ortled to help the sali&bury PTA~Pl't!· 8:00 Gale~ Storm Show !0:00 $8f;ll00 Ch.illon(o which was accompanied by Kay cers here can leave lhelr patrol pare th"e POmOna Orange battqu ·t 10:80 Wbat'r My Lin• . 1 Darst. cars to investliate t'rimes and Mon&y nlghlr at the school hav• 1:30 He)' J'eannle Methodist Churches throughout 11:00 Sundi.J News Special A reproduction of the Elfcl ~ till reomadn "on call". Cruio~er been aa~ed to be at the eafeter' 1 Ohio will be obsefvlnjt "CoUeae 11:1& T.tie-l.ate Sbow tower, outlined in blue ll&htl was ear11 have been equipped with ~·o· kitchen by 1 p. me Monday aceor·l· 10:()(, Gunamo:1le Day" Sunday April 28. This Is a 12<80 Sip Oil the fooal point of the decoratlona dio devices that enable dispatchina to Maxine Arnold In an;-a.nu,· day on which mlni11ters of l~aJ Tbe Late Sbow liON OF. -PRAYIR and .a star-Bprlnkled blue canopy er• al headquarters to honk till ncetnent. tOday: · ... chur,ches ha~ their rongregattons covered tbe dance floor. A typical horn,~~ or Ciash the llJchts of parlt· ca.U attention to the wor:lc beiUf. French OUt·door c:ate was oppo11lte ed patroJ ears to summon the or. · d'o ne -amonf' ll~"'ntt on ~tie.,;e the: bind shell and tablef and ficer11 back to their vehicles t-r~ Plant for the 1987 ~ale of Bud· campuse1 OhiO! ' c:haln wete placed under a red radlo meuaa:ea. dy Puppies by the Veterans ot The 1upPort and Wh1te atrlpe-d awning, Forelan w-ars got underw•y luM The queen'• throne wa• decoratni,h1ht when Commander Uobart 11:68 S"n OnRaub a~pointed Mr. Gilbert Zwll 1116 1:00 Movie :MaUnte llnrt of the Meta• Coonty Post .t9 lurn •.: 11 1:1 4 llli ~·J.:j 4:30 . Bihlo Time . ehalnnan of the annual drive. Mr n~ina rides. PeroJ ··:; ! i • !ll .·!:,l. r, DO'WN 17.Clut 1:00 Tin! Quo, Pl•?hGUIO t•:·.II"·JJ I ~ :·J:r 1. hserv"iee Is reQue11te.! 8:00 SaturdQ .!JAWP twilling hu lona been active ~n J. To aklmp 20. Man· 1' 1 :1~111 -~ ~~ ~·l ''JII veterans affaln. I . Conttlned arer · l:ll o. Sa)urda$ Sporll Review '~' ., ~ ~ : ·.J ; ! •: 11 :"1 In acceptir.g the posltlon as I I .1 1 ! \~ :•\,'", If . 111 "1 3. 1tn11e unit of 8110 Lol't Talll:. II Ovor !\ .• ).';:! ~ , JI:\FJ chairman Mr. Zwlllinr pointed MI!I'TINO CA~UD t . Pronoun mlnlnl 'I "•J :·l •J 1• :-11~ ·.w• , 1 7:et PQ! ArDott~- - · out to tho~~e present that the eaffi· prop. &. Strike, •• 'l'l!o- P6in'oroy YiO,liiOn'l Priyof , 7:10 •;.,ht '..'1 :-1 . I ,_,:1 Fam0110 Film F..U•II to punllh erty palrn could be a suece1s only if Will fmetl f.t tbe· Flrot Bap- 8;00 La,rrtttet Wtlt :1 1J JIJ ~j i•J '..'I -:1 i 1. Harbor li. Thin. u ~ 1LI " 4 •J i:H.:l.'J H ,•: all mem:ben of t h c communlt'-' WtdnOI~ at 10 • : ill· D ~·~ :It I il !-1!·:~'1 ·· 7.1ttr a dot' 10:0!1 ourt .tu\llea partlclpated in t h· e drlve. He •"" •l •• • 1 , 1· 1 : : o~ ' . ' " ' I .CioMr 1:1. Witt\. 1lresaed the point that while ot11er ttciJO 10ti"&111ut;'1tleatof I . Bo\toml of citizema Qf the community also Ctr.) 1'•M•,.•r'• A•••., Pllve an obllption to 6ee that the 11 . J'ound in a 24 . rt'uiU 28.lrrUatea tampal1ri 'it 'I ~ccesa beeaUBt the 30 ..... ,. beauty 18. llrtorl Witb r"'nd1 aoUet'ted a:o to qsllt aU di ~· ,iilor eorreeuons 33. 8plil iill~ Ye18r1ft., , St. CaVIty (Y&r. t t pf'int. • '111e new cbaimtan noted th>lt 26. Detltl 31. ln..n• II. ""'"' there are today llbM• than D01&. Carry 0111 27. Ctt¥ tlaftf,J 11. 1\tvtt l~W 000.000 ei'IWYtet men .ttlll llvL'R and that tht' VeferaP.t AdminlstN· Uon canMt care c(lm,pletel)' ro" the multitude of NIJCII U now bai on harid .tt ls there tore ,up to or~Csntz.atlbna, like the Veterans of Fore)Jn Wal'l to take over the more urrent thet e veterau problems. The V. F. W . can do th:, only if enall&h fundt are ralatd tbrou.cli thl1 tnaual sale ol Buddy bocrf'*"" -· ql IIIIo committee wu Jlvt!n 0. ~ #n•! .. ~~~~ . Mte I :::,-~~~~eo~li'"::, · Mn. J.fhn )..letwllei, 1¥ ..... "-'""... Jt WJa I &be JWllh ,.ou,., •~ay ¥ ,AY t ,to •!I' Jor Ute JIUil1JIY ~•Ril1111W- to ~t ,11 JI<Jir~l\ll '""• fOr;v<l!i All!'· 1 [@41 U., ~ 1 wl!l Jttotr ,l>f IMito .l!r... ...... 1!11!· ~ !)1!1UJ. • PQJ .,. 'J,IS;'I't a- p bl' I • d T Menl } Healt h Day At Athans · .,UIJ' 1\'J'J!! See ,. , .c;an TEUV.ISION GUIDE WSIIU. ~I Chan"e -~ l \oiiUIIil e1 3 .m tJQ:c•' J,O.JIII i.IU:MM.OIII s.unda'.£'" . ° ts ° ' '• 1 wm 'M._ "*o . VFW Poppy Day Chairman Is Announced Here 4Av-1able Children Deceased Vets CROSSWORD ..... and ditnoe."· ~le trQop of grade aids \ with Mrs. V. D. ·-u leader and Mrs: W~lt1!t" gs-usill!ap.t;•presebted the Rl•••t · .~mile llo~J" wit!> llnl. s~;~~!";,~•n;i~~":;;;J~~::~: ·,ott tbe ..piano. A Hikin~ I and song y.oas :pff!septed by the Browp· -,R-1• 1e Troop ot fourth grade- girl.ll .. f The ·Boy Scouts wll:h Ralph Spencer as scout master and Cha1'· le-t Swatzl! 1 as ·~sslst&'\t, gang tht! song "On MY Honor." PJ'\ Vaua,hali. ~old of the N:atiOllal Jarp.boroe which wlll be held at X•ll~' July ' Sod wili be attended 50 to 75 thousand ~ys. Charles Do.wnie lold o( ~be L"ffM,P which wlllloe held at Calf'll .\!ro)!l head Hun tington, ,w. va,dor .one week beginning July 14. ,Tw~nt7· five of Uu! l-ocal scout~ h«ve reg.tster~ sq far t& -att~nd this camp. A camporee 'to be n~ld ilt -Chester. the wee)!:end of May be attended ~Y -all fCOUts WtlB .f!xpl"ned by li ,vo''''-~ S:p~ncer. elose ,of the . re- whieb Mrs. Edward Baer is tb' leader and Mr., Leo Crew the a,. ~Stant. MrS. Charles Persinger is tbe leader artd Mrs. ThOruu HenneiSY Jr. the auiltaDt of tbe Girl-~~ Seout8 troop o( aqd they .~av~ . and W. R. )l_rq. ·M ra Mrs. eha ~· Mr•- lilws. WHtCH . HALF OF YOU-R ·HOME •• ~ JNSUAE.Dr · .. ' . ' , A1'110L,- .Yo..,..llol3titft H. I:.awtoll' Ntllid( ftl t "1iPIOI'Ie ®r'n· pany supervisor three Y.flrl aro and tN! ~ trt1 I~ .a a hobllY. 'l'ltdlit !It! ot\Malta 1 7f • .ere tree farm. - ~T kCHO VolT CAPE EUZ~BE'Ifl, Mo.-A!'"' 34 ;years In the Army ex M·S1t. · O.Of'P c. Daly II)'> fto will tak• l'lmillirt nl- tlit' G. 1 Bill. :111e !0 v'oteran plant to owoll In !Davenport Buslneu COII•te• ,... .,4 Orond Rapldo, Mloh. . · ~:ttiiMtNTi wo · 'kur.'-JIIro. Ar- Jiu Ain'\ arl, •· Wb'G" was boni !~ f~avery, - 11' ·JII"i!l8 .nf t~o latt lllrt tile t\ln l'e<lto the alphaJ;•' ' atid oa~ ' lbltoti tier t<~~>• till •! l!e...liioo Ref ' . ':7~t-" ' . kn,.i. Tbe American ·Canc:er Society pr!lvides ser.~ice ·for j¥rtlell15 lt01111VI Uves, •• suffering, I • I ltsten fhdDmilt:Jb.w'den with ,~ &Up~~6es, Connie Freeman •and Cbriatja~J westerdthl members of tbe sJ,.t:, .arade\ ~re jn C'harge of tbe Q_ u r· sery d,urln& lhe meet!~· he surgiGdl drassi'llsJ bum.anitodan .d~s . HANDI \IPt • DETROIT UP - urb .. ed 'or ,, ' ., '•h ..,.,_. bi.?T , •I•' ... . ' ' ~ ' :Wh·t.d~_you -t!l!pkclt Woll)d ~I to l'JIPI!t~t l , . I .. Y<>\11' I\_Ome 11ox'.? ' ~ !' . . , < - ·• • . '. •. ' l .J • ' ., ; ' . I · · . \l~uo :clo fjlu Plaee on ttt'econ.te.P.ta · p(fOjir homer ,, , ·"" 'WJIH •' ' ~\1;: " '• ' 1/ •J '· '· • ' ' 1hJO~· 3! II I ,,. ' ' ,.... .,_. ' • of ' . Melp.Cot,lly -~ education ' ::) ·' Jiow !!!!II~'~•~ ,.1!\iprovelnenta lo -your ' What I, ' .,, ' ' i!IHD~ \tlorth? Po~ptes. •A:tk Ttl WOliK Ohio .DIV)Jion Goal ····· ······· ·· ······· ·· ·· ····· Meigs Ctu.nty Goal .... · · · · · .. · · · · · · · · · ·- ..... · · · · · · · •· $4;000 prietor or .. .. . . .... ' ¥ .,,, Mr. Zwllllna In eoMlualon .strt'S· aed t·h at all funds ln theJ ••le wllJ be used solely to relilabUitate our dlrabled •ervleemen, to aid othtlrs ln their ntd,Jusilment .problem1, .and to ~rovldl a notmal, hnMy home life tor war orpbans at th · V. F. W. National Rhl'nt: for Or· phan1 at Eaton bpicll, Mieh~an. DIOICATED: DOL-LARS ProiDile!• "rtlid a '1 ·. -- n.-o..Jv.-. ' Let your Jft01M'J become ·!fhe t>"OCI'atrl' Qlll ..~ Brownie ·trocuJ ..of -Whi<h lolf'l'l~~l:~~~-i' tho .....,, 111\'il!J. i Methodist's To• Observe College Day On Sunday ·A.Pill? .4R ~10n1 'St1111Ait.ade ~? Qa~y- ....-dJ ~ .. ~'""'_,. - . ~ poss~le, .let ~1£110hibution help to find ,. . .,.. a s.-, .. thulllfdl t. , ' - wcttS:tvcho"nell,. Rabies Quarantine 18 Seen Possible In Scioto County .P.IIill!toJ 1)4 . . . . jM. ••, I See - . ,,., --·,.,...... . , ~_,...., " ' Tlit lnaurpnci~.-.IJ~oc)cltlon .. . .. ' ef Melg- C:ountf, Daily ' ~ .. . . •• ~ on 990 s;ot . . ' \ ,· · On You' ·&•d.io Diol 'i \; . • ~ ~ Writer ,, · . . ~ . With A CHE(I(UP I .\ MAY BE MAILED TO MEilSS . COU~ CAMC'Eil SOCIETY, ~10 POSTM.UTER, MIOD....PtJlT, OHIO I . . ' T .... 5,_...-ed •• £1cel!ql)lfr ~hrmt~ Ml!:iOs "O&wr:~tv · ef eeta ~~ 'F,Iat Jaycees IF · lW'0U " HA~I~ .MQ1 BEEN CO"tf.AmJ) ¥01~ :C~HTRIBUTION ' OhYi Ingraham ' ' .. ...,... - _Ad_.........., ~ ' .. ' �• • / ' t-Daily SeaUnel, Pomeroy-Middlepor t, 0 ., April27, 1957 Braves Outslug Reds, In Clear Hold On League's First Place ly FRED DOWN UniNd p,.... Sports wr;,.r Tbe Milwaukee Braves o wned undisputed pos&ession o C fir st place in the Natio nal League today because they're beati ng t he C incinnati Re dl egs at th elr ow n letics o:fler the Boston Red Sox beat the New York Yankees, 6-2, m an afternoo n game. In other night games, the Det roit Tigera downf'rl the Cleveland Indians, 5-0, and the Balti more Orioles beat the W eu~hington Senator s, 4-3. came- the home run. Bob P1.1,rkcy scattered nine hils The _Braves_ swept to th ei r sev- for h ts secon d wm of t he seaso n J· • ent~ v1.::tory In eight games and as t he Plrates kayoed Padres in th e tr fourth _stral~ht ove r the Red- I 5 •.-3 i nni ngs . Frank Thoma s kno ckle gs, 9-2, Fru:lay mght with a salvo ed in •three rum for the Pirates of four ho~ers that gave them 11 _leagu e-l e&oJang tota l of 13 for the season. J~ Adcock walloped two l!tJme rs and drove in five ru n! and Johnny Log an and De l Cr andali also homer ed for the ~rave..; . ~arren .Spahn scored h1 s third straight wm or the se~on and the Bro~. ves . took over !1rst place when the Pittsburgh Pirate knocfed out 1955 World Series hero Johnny Podrl:'s an d beat the Brooklyn Dod ge rs, 7-1.. Rookie Don Card. well of the Ph1ladelphla Phillies shut oul tht: New York Giants, 5-0, ln t he other. N. L. game. Chi,ox . a ..t A'• I_n the A~ ertean League. the Chicago Wh tte Sox aolidltied their h?ld on first place with a 4-3 vtctory ove r the Kan sas City Ath- 1 Rooms New Furniture FOR $299.00 BAKER I POLICE TRAVP.L F.A S1' DETH-OIT. Mlch.-Polic:! Chi n/ Ly mnn l~c k h anl :. 1 sa id th i ~ FURNITURE ·' with a homer and 11 single while Duke Snider .'!aved the DodgeTS from a shutout with a homer in the ~i g hth fra me. Cardwell , maki ng his first major league start, came up with a four-hi!te; ·and struck out four as J o!lnny Antoo elli of the Giants sur. fered hi s second Joss . Chiro Fernandez wallo ped a three.Jfun hom· er for the Ph illies. Jim Rivera and Sherm Loll homered as Billy Pier ce ain:~ his sec ond win for the Whif s with late-inning relief help efroo~ Bob Keegan. The White Sox now have a 6-1 season'• record and lour strail!:ht vJctoriea over h Athletica t e Y~un 1 Sl•l•r SluiM Dave Sisler son or Hall or Farner George Sisler, heat the Yankees fo~ the second time ir. a week with a neat seven - hilter. ~w~ unearned runs in the third mnmg and Jimm y Pieraall'8' three-r un homer ·off relief pteber T.ommy Byrne in the seventh pro. vldcd the Red Sox with their big runs . Al Kalln c knocked in four runA three with his first homer of th~ liC<t~o n, as th P. Tigers downed the· lndta ns. Duk t• Maas picked up from the inj ur ed J<' ran k La.ry in t h(' fot 1rth iuning to complete the sh utout . ~ oe Ginsbe rg, RUbbing for the lflJ ured Gus Tri11 ndos, doubled h?m ~ th e tic·hrcaki ng run in tbc dtghth i nn in~ to give the Orioles the decis ion nvc r the Senatora. cummunitY's scout On 'J'be Brightest Corner ca rs traveled 262,'17~ mil l·:; i n lfljfi--or HI limes around 1h1~ world. In Middleport abOut UP1'UIIIIITRI81' ~· ~~~:.!~m~: 0. D. Offlee Hnan: 9 to 12, Z_to S. tciose Ill Nooa oa -~·. -- . -- . -- . --- 1 -- run.l. The Pom,oy Cement Block Co. Molnhlln1 eompltlt lloclcsof allltultclo lng Npalrlnt •ncl home modoml• wUon pto:ductl undtr cmo Nof. Wh~ thop Grounlll Bowling Highlights FaJcons Edge san·dyville 54 In Ball Game · Without ___ King Shaken In Mishap At Huntington ' ly UNITED PRUS NatiOMI ........ W. L. Milwa~kee PIICt Gill 7 1 .87:5 6 2 , .7GO 1 Brooklyn Philadelphia 4 4 .500 3 New York 4 $ .444 8~ Cmcinnatl 4 $ .4H 3¥1 Chicago 3 !I Jl'75 4 Pittsburgh 3 8 .s33 4\t St. Louis 2 P1 .288 4~ Friday's Rnulta . ' '· L. at Chi.,- ppd,, ...., 4, rain l'hlladtlphl• 5 N., York ' 0 nl1ht ~). 1 , _ , . , . 7 '"""'•" t nloht MllwaH" t Clnclnr..tl 2 nltlhf Saturclty't l'roMbla Pltchen ' New York at PhiladeiPhia-G~ mez 2-o vs Roberta o-2. Brootl)'D at Pltuburgb ·• Newcombe IH vs Kline o-2. St. LoWs d Cblcago-M~Dinitt 1).0 VI RUI'h D-2. iMllwaukee at Clnc :nn•U night -Burdette 1·1 vs Hacker O·Cl. , Svrtelay't lhme• New Y•rtt: .., Philldtlphta 2 lroolilyn at Plttlburth It, Lduls at ChlcJto . Mllwau... at Cin~:lnMtl A.,....lcan LNI-llt W. L. Pet. GB Chicago 6 1 .1157 6 3 .667 1 B<lston New York 5 3 .6~ II; Kansas City ~2'-!o ~ 5 .444 1 Baltimore 3 • .375 31> Clevtiland •• 3 6 .333. a 7 .300 41> DetrOit Washington Friday's R••ultt Ba•ton 6 PMw York 2 lalltmore ll Washlnfrton :S nllht Detroit 5 Clevelancl 0 nl1ht Chlceto 4 KanMI City 3 nl1 .t Saturday's Probable Pltchef'l Boston at New Yor-k • Brewt'lr 1·1 VI Shantz 1·0. " , Washington ·a t Balit1more-Stoi:Jbs 0..2 vs Fornieles 1.0. Detroit at Clevellu~d · Foytack ().() VI 'Score 1-1. Chicago a.t KanSihl City · night JJ)onovan (H). vs Kellner o-l. $'-"'Clay's Gtnwa · Chlcai'Q at Kanus City D•trolt at Cl•vtland 2 Wethington at laltlmoro 2 Boston at New Yorlt Engl~h~~ncher May · Retu.l-n Europe WASHLNG N UP - Hogan Kid Btssey's manaa:er threatener! today to return to Ena:land. " un . len .we can ,. i & n up a teatl\er· weight title tlg!it" wlthln two .;r three days.'! Manager George! .Biddle made the st1temel\t fol~oWing the dar. . l).ln(. American debut F'rlday ni!lht of the powerfully-built Batst!Y, Brltilh Empire champion fi'01•1 N'l1erta, Afr.lca. Bass~y overwhel· med Miguel Benios of Puerto Rico b:y brute (Orce in their nationally. televlted J2-round bout to aeore a unanlmoua upaet vtctory. LUMIEII . .f'r~nCtti :·:oenedum every purpo ~e. 9c IIR. ft. 2x·l'll ............_ ...... fLOOIIIHG qualit.v. Full .86fT gradea, hard· color range. At Ut· ~ood, lloflwood or lie •• ·C:OMQ08ltlon. Oak. ........ .... .......... .'• ~ ' -----. ··················........... 811oc oq. ft. IGc oq. ft. , ••• •• MDU&IIItM tm'Cftllt CAitMnt ' CIILIHG TILE : N~ev.tic. last quality. • Eoolly opplied 11c "'· ft. • : • 00:.. • • • Budget Terma Can Be Arranged ·· On Most Purchases . UPANY CEMENT BLOCK CO'" _ Cl ve.r. of CollURIIOilll Service ~~~~=~~;,.;·-~~L,______,!!:=;=!., Pomeroy ~ RATts . Parents'Asked H~tingtonian Blocking Robbins' 1ath To S~d Straight N.S Champio+p To Meet On •PINEHURST, N. e. UP - Walk· er Cupper Bill Campbell of Hu~bin&f;o.q, W. v~. st.and1 today be. tween defendi.U.S: eharn~lon Hill· man Robbina Jr.', "lfemphll, Tenn. and a seeond atraiJht North and Sontlnol Sports Edit.,. Soutb Amateur golf championship. Little and Pony · League otficeJJ Medtlilt Robbina and CampbeU .e1lled today for 1 mass lbeeUnc teed off ~ay Jn !be 36-hole final ot oplayers' parenta Qf. Pomeroy, ~ ,. Radne add Syracuse • Mlnersvi.He and otbers Inlereated I~ the oum- Louis Heart Found mer youth baseball prOJI'IID 'tile . . . ... r~~~A~!~~~ t' ~Jld of the !57th annua1 _!)urn... ment over the 7.007 - Y.artt; Plni- hurst (.!ountry Club eourse. , ~ In Friday'a semifinals, RobblDI deleated Or. Bud Taylor of Pomona, Calif., 4 and 3, while ·camp. • 'bell downed BUI Hyndman 1l'D of Phliadelpbia, last yel r's runnerup,3and2. 01 .., Ch • •- day nlfhl ..1 uo o'<lod! in tbe OK For Wrestling ym.,.c ampmn.,. Pomerov Sfnio< HiJib ouditorlum . , Walling For Today . · to lay plant !or •q. immediat~ CHI'CAGO VP - · Things wete DES llOINES Iowa ~ Jooflnt up a bit _for form~r heavy. Triple gold medal · Olympic win· drive to raise at leu.t $800. Pomeroy ·Rla:b School Coae~ weiebt , chafl!;p :Joe LouiB today. ,ner Bobby Morrow has waited 1 D~k .Retton la , .preaident of the 1111 ~elr:etbook mij:ht be .a bit full year for tbis afternoon. Little League ' ~BOeiatlOn~ Lloy 1 Wfllk, tut 1t.l:& heart Js stronger Morrow wants to aven.ge his ~­ (Dint)'l) Moore is ·viee· prealdent than first thl:tugbt. , · ' . feat at the hands of Dave Slme and Tr-acy Whaley, eecretary-tr~aLouts was iold Friday hia heart _.i n lhe 1956 Drake Relays, -n wls surer. They ~greed tod~y that cer- c:Qnditlon ll~td. Improved enoua:b 10 the first defeat of Morrow'a -eel• taln other effoljl. ,to raise the D" that ' he miibt be able lo resutQe: · 1::K>:t:.:•te::;.;•:;:a:::••::•::.•·; ..._ _ _ _ __ C&MIJ')' m.o ne,rhayt., f:J.iled, · an- hb 'ob as a referee of wrestlina' · oth~" public ca~u .which .wm matches 1'be Jncome tax-troubJei! touch business men, organization!, Louis ta' (a a. poslt~on to welconi• " and resldenta mufft be· started at · any soun:e df added revenue. , once. 1 Mr. Wltale_:r 'explained: to attend and. lend Wherever You "'Jh.N It t600 In tM . Little are arged ' ' treaiury~ That't eRDUIIh their aid to the jqb of fh;umeing Are ... . ' to ,.,. tho llttl. fol'- on tt.. the summer rec'realion1 base:ba:l cllamoncls. lut we haM Non atlcH to set up a proeram for ... Pony L..,.o ..... flora 112·1§J p•o)ect. Let..,, ·~· GRUESD BLOCK CO. , 11~~( 1) .• Notices IT'S EASY TO . "lJt.TY _ SELL _ RENT_ fl-~d coal r • nte, •hell, 1reen and IYDI)'. $10.00. Shorty Honoaha. 123 Butte rnut Ave., Pomeroy. lill~ enlploym~nt _ hire _ ' ~ • 25 atp 6r (ut•.. • · tp~t . ltco!t throueh TWO LOTS in Middleport...-;.~h Dailt ;!ent'III•I wANT 60 X 100, bclween South Sec;;;! ~ " AnSt-, ,[)®, . put it off _ ond and South Front Qr can be ' . Call'll911'odfty- t(n Ad In sold ., one 1"'1• lot, 60 x 200. ,. .. , this coluin,n CalJ R. L. Coats. 4 23 7tc ' n• • tl!o!': - T$ L T:S Storr, ltd W. Mala St., Pomer~ 2·23·11 • l TIR,MITIS IXTEitMINATID For free lnJfleetion phone 383-M . IU~~d. Vau$.han•• lndllllrlal and ~lid,ntlal Tefmlte Coiltro1 ser.vice, St. MarY•. W. Va~ 4 9 tf -- ~ -- ~ LAWN MOWERS sharpened on ·f actory ap:proved ma-ehlnea. LeonarC! '• Lawn Mower Shoo , 1 mile north of Cheater on Sta'te Route No. 7. 4 24 6tc ". See The New HollanCI Glhnore supply Store, Pomero,. : All work cuaranted . Fu1ly ln- ' HAYLINER Completely Neir l'lolll Hltelllo, Ciiute FULTON THOMPSON , - TRA.CfOR SALES 120 Bl Insurance Pl~S, l eaily ~rst ri! May. 1 mile out ot llingsvllle on oexte'r Rd r · lfooh Chm.. n. Meyei'lf DEEP Crtlde .... _ 4 u Otp AT HOME OR AWAY -==::::=======;:::. He went another • thft .,.ar."'on to note that · $600 wliC be needed to buy ,u nlfor~s and basic eQUipment, anc:! -mor.e to keep the co01binect " .,, .. _.. r lea;ues operatina: tbrough ta<} schedule. Two Pon)' ~ague teams TOI(IGHT ln Pomeroy are planned, one from Bany Sullivan Barbara Stanwyck Syracu/Je • MinerSYille, aDd on.t MAVIR,ICK GUIEN from Racine. These boys are ail (Niturama-Lite Cinemascope "graduates': of the 19M Uele On Color) Lei!gue program. -a~ _OtfJcers •ot the y1111th program · '•Hugh Marlowe Jean TaylQJ. hope to match. the ~tUe Le1Juc' ; EARTH V$ THE FLYING $600 with another_ $800, ,m akh ( SAUCERS $1200, then operate lh·e Little and - also.Po~y Leagues ·out of one "flnan· Comedy anti Cartvon cial pot. ·• SUN.-JION. • APRIL 211-29 Howev~r. they said $1200 will Henry Fonda , James clgney not be- enougb to operate both Jack Lemon ' W illiam Powell . league• through the seaaon. I• MISTER ROBERTS will be enoufh to jet" both siart (Cinemascope - Technlcolof) ed . This problem wUI be· dittusscJ -alsOat the Tuesday a~~~t me.etina:. Margaret Lindsay · Walter }l.eed Parents and community le-aders ·E"\ERGINCY HOSPITAL in the youlb pr?gra,n "" " ·)'"ive RoOm A:partm·e nt wlth Iaun. ' PERSONAL PROPERTY INSURANCE ON YOUR VALUABLE POSSESSIONS- . P!IOTECTS YOU! against flnandalloA '1 ·~~~~~N Drive ·In . ·Phone. W'hat's more, This Protection Is. Yours At Very Lllw Cost. Check With Us ' .V D Edwa~ds ~ .· lnlurance of AU ~- ;_ ' E. Znd st. Phone- IS-x-PoilL - . TRAILERS TRAILERS dry and ·Garage. Fti9t floor. A 4 3 tf ......,N.· ~engal , P«tmeroy . 2 600M turntsh4!1d apartment 3 RO~~ furnished apartrn~nt, - uUhtles furnished . 3 room •nd bath unlurnisbe(l apartment. In. · q~ire at Home ReatatJrant. Mid· 4 26 6t< dleport SAVI $100 TO $1.000 ACT NOW Waverly, Ohio• . Dealer stuck with. '7li new an~ used hQers. 14 to, 59 (t. Also.,10 wldfll.- tWo 2 f~ur room apartmentS, low rent Call R. L. Coats, ~iddleport.. ' 4 ~ 7tc ELLINGTON Player - P-la-n"o", Mr; Jo~n Stout, Harrisonville. i'(lr rent ~trlc and t.._ bodroOmll'hlitloaally lnown ·mates:· The oweat poe•lble terma anywhere. Drive a. little and save a lot. T6eJe N'e well ~rth yow- trip. ,This b y~:n;~r LAST sboppla,c P.la~, BD c.o111e prepared' to deal. F&J.t, 4 2116tp ~Ce fitllveti'. Move in to~or. row. AhytHLnr ·cst value tab.il in wallpaper .rtea:mer. CJtoiuit Fiaher, Mid· ll-J tf rtleporl Ph.. f12fi3.X trade. · ·· ' WABLY' MOBilE HOME SAlES Clo\h, Nylon, Fiberglas& Awnings Po_rch shades; Venetian blinds' Wmd_ow blinds, Porch arid Law~ F~rmture. Free est!~ .. tes. Dale WtppeJ S4pply, 215 Union Ave., 4 25tmot U.S. No.' 23 WAVIRLV, OHIO '· ''" "'" ASSOCIATED RA_DjO & .TV ,Sll · we··ll g1ven th)e third. and · foUrtli degrees wliei1n 'Rock Spl'inas Grange met Thur,. da'y ev~lng ~t the halL '' · Homer ·Rice, worthy master, pl!e· Sided al\d a tontrlbutio~ w. a .t ma~~ to the American Cancer Soeiety. One, a~al for 41id 1wu answer~. ~· Edwlrd Hunfihrey r~· 'POrmct · that draw jbeetl ·lad been made b)" tbe ·1\oni'B eeO~dmies e~ mmitte"e· tor tht Meigj GenetaJ H;ospltat: Iff. report oa the pro·gre.u In the. corilltiunity 18t\1ce pro.tWU was "gawn, b)' <¥r-, Fred Leifheiti. P~ Wert m-ade ·to villit tM ¢ . G:'Wllllalt!s Gllange at TUPP!r<' Plains · ·May 2 and ...r~ Conn.-Mra. Alberh burned to the was visiting Chief Lealie .. EK ONE ·.- -- . . ' ·; RADIO A 'l'liiiViitO!f SEIWIC! PhoM !JO, C'JellnC Appltan~ 2 eenUd per-.. ~m:cL one lnt(rtloil. Hlnlmqm dlarte 110c..... eentl war for........__. coneeutive lrtiert.lont Specla& - One montb tor 25 cenU p e~ Word:... Full rate of 2 eeqtl per word wUl be dlar~ tor ad'-ttaln 11 ao~!'.._ tor J)efort'l the 15th of taM month follQWlnJlosertien g ~·-• ID AdvertlalnJ-Sbould lie "'ROr!ed imrnedl tel ·'l'b D.ll.Y: Sentloel ~'W D·l t be responsible fd more thana on~· ~-·A! J'C'f.-tln.terti.On, ' LIIAlVJ" ;J:rf.~:J ~'1~:,~ = I Notloeo ol Event. ,,.00, Obltuart•• " ....,........... .._. COJ'IICIIIIU IILOCU were served . · at by Mt';· Mr. ~·d 4 21 t! • .., ' '. . ..... ' ,. .TuPPers l'lalns, lllaQe4 , tbJtd .In 'he 1oc:ond heat, ~nd wis near tl'le front In the rC'ature when his wheel!! 1oc:ked wit h anq*er £ar . He took rourt11 ltOOFI)'IG Deit PHONE 398 QUIOJ( SEIIVICE ou I f - t:epairln8 by F...or, Tral.,.d Wltehmatu , OOil-i.JNI JEWE. Lbs, Pumero7, 14-U NO HILP w•• Goo d, clear. kiln dr 1ed lumber, for WANT ADS Pony Players Need Mon ·y ~ Baseball Results 1 Crow '!' Chicks wo n three gamt!l from Pi. Pleasant Hard ware Thurs.. day night to sew up the Jeeond hJ lf or the Men's Cla ssic League. 'I he Chicks already had taken the fir st half. They were led by Bob Lou ks with a 219 high ai ngle and 620 total. · Earlier in the week they t oo\ The Wabama White Faltona th re e from t he Pyrex "5" of Park· overcame a 4-0 defielf J"rtday artersburg wh en Wes Beolle.s had a ernoon , to defeat the Sandyville high single of 224. Pirates by a score of H ' in a Jlme CROWS CHICKS played on ~he Wahama field . Louks 189 219 212 620 The winning Wahama run came Menchini 187 185 190 542 ln tbe l&lt of the aeventh Inning Horak 134 H55 289 when. with Lhe :score tied at 4 all, Kimes 168 168 1~7 493 Denver Gibbs stna:led to center. .Clifford 174 148 203 ~25 The ateal was on and Glbba went Belles 152 152 all the way to third on an over 852 852 917 2621 throw of ~econd baSe. He then Total PT. PL: HARDWARE scored ou an overthrow at third. l;lacker 1:i J 160 .146 457 Sandyville .scored early In the Blind 150 HiO 150 450 game getUnt their four run• in Blind 150 150 150 450 the first two innlna:s. They tallied Choquette 173 135 131 o&39 two in each. Pn inter 1£18 163 200 531 In the first Inning, Blll Bo.uess Tolal 792 7:)8 777 2327 ~~ngled and Bob White blt llafely but was out · eoing into .econd. PYREX "5'' Ramsey singled borne Boggen and Cheuvron.t, J . 181 196 202 579 later scored on an error. Bell 168 169 179 ~1(1 In tbe second lnn1na Fiom was Barker 191 160 2M 575 safe 011 an. error and Taylor walkBanks 180 179 1.0 499 ed. Tbey btttl:i scored on a bit b:r Deenls Hll 140 158. 44-7 Bone••· · ~ Tolals 871 844 901 2816 •ROWS CHICKS The Falconi JJcored twice tn the Louks 133 183 184 tiOO bottom hal! of the fourth inning Mench ini 100 181 153 Ml() and then tied it up In the fifth. In Holmes 178 169 198 D45 the fourth , Jerry Zerkle walked Clifford 201 172 213 586 and scored on. Lany Lieving•s hit: Belles 228 169 215 d10 Lleving scored when the ltarting Totals 904 874 963 2741 hurler ror the Pirates, Enock Ured and walked three. LOCAL SCORES (4/ lS/ 57 In the fifth inning , Zerkle again TWIN CITY LEAGUE started everything with a base on FOREMAN ABBOTT Bowen 128 177 1~0 4Mi balls. , He was followed by John Abboll uo 134 2'3 Hall, wbo singled. Zerkle scored Radford 142 197 121 ~0 on Denvef Gibbs' hit and Hall Blackston 167 145 312 came ~orn e on Larry Lieving's VVagner 150 1~ 310 ground ball which forced Gibb's ' Total MD 669 1565 1790 at Jecond. The line score: BOOSTERS Sandyville 220 000 0-4 4 4 Betdng 117 129 105 3tH 000 220 1- rl 6 2 VVhipple 134 I~ 165 4!57 Wahams Batteries: Enoch ; Snider (LP) A!!lh · 120 140 131 391 and BUrke ; Zerkl e, Gibbr (WP), Blind 110 ItO 110 330 1 16 6 23 and Hesson. Hand icap Total 482 563 !517 Uli52 FRIENDLY TAVERN Casper Will Hold Hi& Chesher 107 1157 167 431 Tryinl{ Rou;,h, G. 168 191 JJO 489 Lend LOUlSVU.LE, Ky . l!P - Wi ~ h ­ Neri 165 174 186 524 Lewis 167 172 184 523 out swinglng a ~lub, chubby Bill Total 607 694 666 1967 Caspar is certain to ret11ln ·h l J. two-stroke lead In the $30',000 Ken OVEC Smith 1~ 1-44 119 418 tucky Derby Open golf tourn.tJe nks 129 163 14:1 437 ment·because th is unique links Muncy 13'1 132 1~3 422 shaw Is taking th e day off to s ·· ·~ Bli nd 110 110 110 330 the races. Handica [l M M M 162 Caspar carved an even par 71 Total M4 603 590 1767 Friday fo r a M-bole tot-al ot 207 SPORT CENTER He wu followed by Johnny Po ~ t , McKi nney, G. 21M 115 144 463 Peter Thomson, and Jaek Fledt Stob~rt . , 13fl ·166 189 f44 at IQ0,\1" ___: Collins 168'"173. 178 . $19 Drenner 181 200 184 565 HORSE MEET RISE Handirap Ht 19 19 157. MEMPHIS, Tenn. UP - M. N. .Total 711 673 664 2048 Gammon has been selling meat , DAVIS WARNER for the city's zoo animal s for 4& Sisson 161 148 144 451 ye an. In 1903, Gammon said , horae Damt: wrwt ]49 1157 161 467 meat sold for five cents pel- 100 Davis, B. 148 Hl4 1~ 466 pounds. Now the price Is $13 to Davis, VV . 156 170 199 525 $H5 per 100. Total fl14 637 6M 1009 dfcd five years aao. He ~;;rt;dto hold onto the elub but in order to settle the estate the team was or. dcred sold.· He tried to buy It himself and failed. Johnny McHale , who Ia with the Tlgen in Clneland trying to arrange a trade witb the Indian•, was aeen u the logical choiee for the general managerablp. _.Konneth Klntf, loca l stock-car raciug cq-t hwiast, saiJ today he's had it. · Hi s No. 14 was battling for first second or third place In the feat ure race Friday night at Huntln jr· toll when hia steering gear railed and he went. through two fence ~ and roiled ov.er at least four times. HiH car wu .a tolal Loss. Kina shakon up and bru ;.; ed but still iJ about this morning. . In the first heat of ·1 1()-lap race King led It for eia:ht laps then placed i'econ.d when hts ena:lne be .Jan ~lulnJ. In the feature , !n which he cracked u.p , bis motor came 1b.ack ,to life and appar.ont1y was ,tM' ·m~h ·to handle, Dally Sentln~l . Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., April 27, 1957-5 POR CONSISTENT DEPBNDAIIL£ BEIULTS ·Briggs Bitter Over Hassle To Take GM's Job FIRESTONE D&TI\Orr UP - Tbe Bdllt narat, a put of Delroit·'tlaer b..ebatl rfor. ne.:rly four. deeadel, "wU 1rt!ftOYH' ·&am tbe Tllftr acene Frlday when Walter 0 . (Spike) Brigs Jr., realgned 11 executive · vice president, aeneral m~napr and dJr.c:tor. , Onb' tho otadlum nloloa . ·New Tnads '. ' ' ·IOOxte ••.• $1.88> 870xll . , . . UG.48 lllo deslar\ation of 14 B.r iftl", . ' . "And;! wondet how lone lt11 be bdon they chanCIII that." Brt.us llid. . l!ria:as was tmblttered over hi• PluaTuand Capable Tire ' . ' ' .. . .-. ASSOGI: of bl• ~ dJffefe.nces wlth the Tlaer•' owaen. . """'Sji!U tbe tiBIIJl i llke Wfi,aamod ftctory."?"'ddenl - wllt.il ~ la)hot Wiltor o, 11riQ1. f ; fo.....S relfll!illon whlob .... bl'oulht on bi publbhed r'eportl · Harvey Jt, Hansen, Detroit lumb;trrn•n and i!resident of tbe tttm, ·and •Jorn E. Feller, chJlrman. b! tho board. mol with Brl~ J'rldAJ! otter ·oll lhne had dehled 'l'llurldoy llrir1•' blut tbot lb~ P........ ..... 11'7lltl to ron llle .,.. ' WILLIAMS.O~ : )011.. ~0. W. Uil!\,1 L ' • " Pbll~·' . . '· • -' . -' ' ..Tt"'v·. ·. ,.:· :, .. ~~· • . -~RA-DIO . . ; . . - ·.• {;; . . .. .. . l __._·:- . •.. '·1'' ·> .! .. ' .; ' J i"l"' 0 . �• • / ' t-Daily SeaUnel, Pomeroy-Middlepor t, 0 ., April27, 1957 Braves Outslug Reds, In Clear Hold On League's First Place ly FRED DOWN UniNd p,.... Sports wr;,.r Tbe Milwaukee Braves o wned undisputed pos&ession o C fir st place in the Natio nal League today because they're beati ng t he C incinnati Re dl egs at th elr ow n letics o:fler the Boston Red Sox beat the New York Yankees, 6-2, m an afternoo n game. In other night games, the Det roit Tigera downf'rl the Cleveland Indians, 5-0, and the Balti more Orioles beat the W eu~hington Senator s, 4-3. came- the home run. Bob P1.1,rkcy scattered nine hils The _Braves_ swept to th ei r sev- for h ts secon d wm of t he seaso n J· • ent~ v1.::tory In eight games and as t he Plrates kayoed Padres in th e tr fourth _stral~ht ove r the Red- I 5 •.-3 i nni ngs . Frank Thoma s kno ckle gs, 9-2, Fru:lay mght with a salvo ed in •three rum for the Pirates of four ho~ers that gave them 11 _leagu e-l e&oJang tota l of 13 for the season. J~ Adcock walloped two l!tJme rs and drove in five ru n! and Johnny Log an and De l Cr andali also homer ed for the ~rave..; . ~arren .Spahn scored h1 s third straight wm or the se~on and the Bro~. ves . took over !1rst place when the Pittsburgh Pirate knocfed out 1955 World Series hero Johnny Podrl:'s an d beat the Brooklyn Dod ge rs, 7-1.. Rookie Don Card. well of the Ph1ladelphla Phillies shut oul tht: New York Giants, 5-0, ln t he other. N. L. game. Chi,ox . a ..t A'• I_n the A~ ertean League. the Chicago Wh tte Sox aolidltied their h?ld on first place with a 4-3 vtctory ove r the Kan sas City Ath- 1 Rooms New Furniture FOR $299.00 BAKER I POLICE TRAVP.L F.A S1' DETH-OIT. Mlch.-Polic:! Chi n/ Ly mnn l~c k h anl :. 1 sa id th i ~ FURNITURE ·' with a homer and 11 single while Duke Snider .'!aved the DodgeTS from a shutout with a homer in the ~i g hth fra me. Cardwell , maki ng his first major league start, came up with a four-hi!te; ·and struck out four as J o!lnny Antoo elli of the Giants sur. fered hi s second Joss . Chiro Fernandez wallo ped a three.Jfun hom· er for the Ph illies. Jim Rivera and Sherm Loll homered as Billy Pier ce ain:~ his sec ond win for the Whif s with late-inning relief help efroo~ Bob Keegan. The White Sox now have a 6-1 season'• record and lour strail!:ht vJctoriea over h Athletica t e Y~un 1 Sl•l•r SluiM Dave Sisler son or Hall or Farner George Sisler, heat the Yankees fo~ the second time ir. a week with a neat seven - hilter. ~w~ unearned runs in the third mnmg and Jimm y Pieraall'8' three-r un homer ·off relief pteber T.ommy Byrne in the seventh pro. vldcd the Red Sox with their big runs . Al Kalln c knocked in four runA three with his first homer of th~ liC<t~o n, as th P. Tigers downed the· lndta ns. Duk t• Maas picked up from the inj ur ed J<' ran k La.ry in t h(' fot 1rth iuning to complete the sh utout . ~ oe Ginsbe rg, RUbbing for the lflJ ured Gus Tri11 ndos, doubled h?m ~ th e tic·hrcaki ng run in tbc dtghth i nn in~ to give the Orioles the decis ion nvc r the Senatora. cummunitY's scout On 'J'be Brightest Corner ca rs traveled 262,'17~ mil l·:; i n lfljfi--or HI limes around 1h1~ world. In Middleport abOut UP1'UIIIIITRI81' ~· ~~~:.!~m~: 0. D. Offlee Hnan: 9 to 12, Z_to S. tciose Ill Nooa oa -~·. -- . -- . -- . --- 1 -- run.l. The Pom,oy Cement Block Co. Molnhlln1 eompltlt lloclcsof allltultclo lng Npalrlnt •ncl home modoml• wUon pto:ductl undtr cmo Nof. Wh~ thop Grounlll Bowling Highlights FaJcons Edge san·dyville 54 In Ball Game · Without ___ King Shaken In Mishap At Huntington ' ly UNITED PRUS NatiOMI ........ W. L. Milwa~kee PIICt Gill 7 1 .87:5 6 2 , .7GO 1 Brooklyn Philadelphia 4 4 .500 3 New York 4 $ .444 8~ Cmcinnatl 4 $ .4H 3¥1 Chicago 3 !I Jl'75 4 Pittsburgh 3 8 .s33 4\t St. Louis 2 P1 .288 4~ Friday's Rnulta . ' '· L. at Chi.,- ppd,, ...., 4, rain l'hlladtlphl• 5 N., York ' 0 nl1ht ~). 1 , _ , . , . 7 '"""'•" t nloht MllwaH" t Clnclnr..tl 2 nltlhf Saturclty't l'roMbla Pltchen ' New York at PhiladeiPhia-G~ mez 2-o vs Roberta o-2. Brootl)'D at Pltuburgb ·• Newcombe IH vs Kline o-2. St. LoWs d Cblcago-M~Dinitt 1).0 VI RUI'h D-2. iMllwaukee at Clnc :nn•U night -Burdette 1·1 vs Hacker O·Cl. , Svrtelay't lhme• New Y•rtt: .., Philldtlphta 2 lroolilyn at Plttlburth It, Lduls at ChlcJto . Mllwau... at Cin~:lnMtl A.,....lcan LNI-llt W. L. Pet. GB Chicago 6 1 .1157 6 3 .667 1 B<lston New York 5 3 .6~ II; Kansas City ~2'-!o ~ 5 .444 1 Baltimore 3 • .375 31> Clevtiland •• 3 6 .333. a 7 .300 41> DetrOit Washington Friday's R••ultt Ba•ton 6 PMw York 2 lalltmore ll Washlnfrton :S nllht Detroit 5 Clevelancl 0 nl1ht Chlceto 4 KanMI City 3 nl1 .t Saturday's Probable Pltchef'l Boston at New Yor-k • Brewt'lr 1·1 VI Shantz 1·0. " , Washington ·a t Balit1more-Stoi:Jbs 0..2 vs Fornieles 1.0. Detroit at Clevellu~d · Foytack ().() VI 'Score 1-1. Chicago a.t KanSihl City · night JJ)onovan (H). vs Kellner o-l. $'-"'Clay's Gtnwa · Chlcai'Q at Kanus City D•trolt at Cl•vtland 2 Wethington at laltlmoro 2 Boston at New Yorlt Engl~h~~ncher May · Retu.l-n Europe WASHLNG N UP - Hogan Kid Btssey's manaa:er threatener! today to return to Ena:land. " un . len .we can ,. i & n up a teatl\er· weight title tlg!it" wlthln two .;r three days.'! Manager George! .Biddle made the st1temel\t fol~oWing the dar. . l).ln(. American debut F'rlday ni!lht of the powerfully-built Batst!Y, Brltilh Empire champion fi'01•1 N'l1erta, Afr.lca. Bass~y overwhel· med Miguel Benios of Puerto Rico b:y brute (Orce in their nationally. televlted J2-round bout to aeore a unanlmoua upaet vtctory. LUMIEII . .f'r~nCtti :·:oenedum every purpo ~e. 9c IIR. ft. 2x·l'll ............_ ...... fLOOIIIHG qualit.v. Full .86fT gradea, hard· color range. At Ut· ~ood, lloflwood or lie •• ·C:OMQ08ltlon. Oak. ........ .... .......... .'• ~ ' -----. ··················........... 811oc oq. ft. IGc oq. ft. , ••• •• MDU&IIItM tm'Cftllt CAitMnt ' CIILIHG TILE : N~ev.tic. last quality. • Eoolly opplied 11c "'· ft. • : • 00:.. • • • Budget Terma Can Be Arranged ·· On Most Purchases . UPANY CEMENT BLOCK CO'" _ Cl ve.r. of CollURIIOilll Service ~~~~=~~;,.;·-~~L,______,!!:=;=!., Pomeroy ~ RATts . Parents'Asked H~tingtonian Blocking Robbins' 1ath To S~d Straight N.S Champio+p To Meet On •PINEHURST, N. e. UP - Walk· er Cupper Bill Campbell of Hu~bin&f;o.q, W. v~. st.and1 today be. tween defendi.U.S: eharn~lon Hill· man Robbina Jr.', "lfemphll, Tenn. and a seeond atraiJht North and Sontlnol Sports Edit.,. Soutb Amateur golf championship. Little and Pony · League otficeJJ Medtlilt Robbina and CampbeU .e1lled today for 1 mass lbeeUnc teed off ~ay Jn !be 36-hole final ot oplayers' parenta Qf. Pomeroy, ~ ,. Radne add Syracuse • Mlnersvi.He and otbers Inlereated I~ the oum- Louis Heart Found mer youth baseball prOJI'IID 'tile . . . ... r~~~A~!~~~ t' ~Jld of the !57th annua1 _!)urn... ment over the 7.007 - Y.artt; Plni- hurst (.!ountry Club eourse. , ~ In Friday'a semifinals, RobblDI deleated Or. Bud Taylor of Pomona, Calif., 4 and 3, while ·camp. • 'bell downed BUI Hyndman 1l'D of Phliadelpbia, last yel r's runnerup,3and2. 01 .., Ch • •- day nlfhl ..1 uo o'<lod! in tbe OK For Wrestling ym.,.c ampmn.,. Pomerov Sfnio< HiJib ouditorlum . , Walling For Today . · to lay plant !or •q. immediat~ CHI'CAGO VP - · Things wete DES llOINES Iowa ~ Jooflnt up a bit _for form~r heavy. Triple gold medal · Olympic win· drive to raise at leu.t $800. Pomeroy ·Rla:b School Coae~ weiebt , chafl!;p :Joe LouiB today. ,ner Bobby Morrow has waited 1 D~k .Retton la , .preaident of the 1111 ~elr:etbook mij:ht be .a bit full year for tbis afternoon. Little League ' ~BOeiatlOn~ Lloy 1 Wfllk, tut 1t.l:& heart Js stronger Morrow wants to aven.ge his ~­ (Dint)'l) Moore is ·viee· prealdent than first thl:tugbt. , · ' . feat at the hands of Dave Slme and Tr-acy Whaley, eecretary-tr~aLouts was iold Friday hia heart _.i n lhe 1956 Drake Relays, -n wls surer. They ~greed tod~y that cer- c:Qnditlon ll~td. Improved enoua:b 10 the first defeat of Morrow'a -eel• taln other effoljl. ,to raise the D" that ' he miibt be able lo resutQe: · 1::K>:t:.:•te::;.;•:;:a:::••::•::.•·; ..._ _ _ _ __ C&MIJ')' m.o ne,rhayt., f:J.iled, · an- hb 'ob as a referee of wrestlina' · oth~" public ca~u .which .wm matches 1'be Jncome tax-troubJei! touch business men, organization!, Louis ta' (a a. poslt~on to welconi• " and resldenta mufft be· started at · any soun:e df added revenue. , once. 1 Mr. Wltale_:r 'explained: to attend and. lend Wherever You "'Jh.N It t600 In tM . Little are arged ' ' treaiury~ That't eRDUIIh their aid to the jqb of fh;umeing Are ... . ' to ,.,. tho llttl. fol'- on tt.. the summer rec'realion1 base:ba:l cllamoncls. lut we haM Non atlcH to set up a proeram for ... Pony L..,.o ..... flora 112·1§J p•o)ect. Let..,, ·~· GRUESD BLOCK CO. , 11~~( 1) .• Notices IT'S EASY TO . "lJt.TY _ SELL _ RENT_ fl-~d coal r • nte, •hell, 1reen and IYDI)'. $10.00. Shorty Honoaha. 123 Butte rnut Ave., Pomeroy. lill~ enlploym~nt _ hire _ ' ~ • 25 atp 6r (ut•.. • · tp~t . ltco!t throueh TWO LOTS in Middleport...-;.~h Dailt ;!ent'III•I wANT 60 X 100, bclween South Sec;;;! ~ " AnSt-, ,[)®, . put it off _ ond and South Front Qr can be ' . Call'll911'odfty- t(n Ad In sold ., one 1"'1• lot, 60 x 200. ,. .. , this coluin,n CalJ R. L. Coats. 4 23 7tc ' n• • tl!o!': - T$ L T:S Storr, ltd W. Mala St., Pomer~ 2·23·11 • l TIR,MITIS IXTEitMINATID For free lnJfleetion phone 383-M . IU~~d. Vau$.han•• lndllllrlal and ~lid,ntlal Tefmlte Coiltro1 ser.vice, St. MarY•. W. Va~ 4 9 tf -- ~ -- ~ LAWN MOWERS sharpened on ·f actory ap:proved ma-ehlnea. LeonarC! '• Lawn Mower Shoo , 1 mile north of Cheater on Sta'te Route No. 7. 4 24 6tc ". See The New HollanCI Glhnore supply Store, Pomero,. : All work cuaranted . Fu1ly ln- ' HAYLINER Completely Neir l'lolll Hltelllo, Ciiute FULTON THOMPSON , - TRA.CfOR SALES 120 Bl Insurance Pl~S, l eaily ~rst ri! May. 1 mile out ot llingsvllle on oexte'r Rd r · lfooh Chm.. n. Meyei'lf DEEP Crtlde .... _ 4 u Otp AT HOME OR AWAY -==::::=======;:::. He went another • thft .,.ar."'on to note that · $600 wliC be needed to buy ,u nlfor~s and basic eQUipment, anc:! -mor.e to keep the co01binect " .,, .. _.. r lea;ues operatina: tbrough ta<} schedule. Two Pon)' ~ague teams TOI(IGHT ln Pomeroy are planned, one from Bany Sullivan Barbara Stanwyck Syracu/Je • MinerSYille, aDd on.t MAVIR,ICK GUIEN from Racine. These boys are ail (Niturama-Lite Cinemascope "graduates': of the 19M Uele On Color) Lei!gue program. -a~ _OtfJcers •ot the y1111th program · '•Hugh Marlowe Jean TaylQJ. hope to match. the ~tUe Le1Juc' ; EARTH V$ THE FLYING $600 with another_ $800, ,m akh ( SAUCERS $1200, then operate lh·e Little and - also.Po~y Leagues ·out of one "flnan· Comedy anti Cartvon cial pot. ·• SUN.-JION. • APRIL 211-29 Howev~r. they said $1200 will Henry Fonda , James clgney not be- enougb to operate both Jack Lemon ' W illiam Powell . league• through the seaaon. I• MISTER ROBERTS will be enoufh to jet" both siart (Cinemascope - Technlcolof) ed . This problem wUI be· dittusscJ -alsOat the Tuesday a~~~t me.etina:. Margaret Lindsay · Walter }l.eed Parents and community le-aders ·E"\ERGINCY HOSPITAL in the youlb pr?gra,n "" " ·)'"ive RoOm A:partm·e nt wlth Iaun. ' PERSONAL PROPERTY INSURANCE ON YOUR VALUABLE POSSESSIONS- . P!IOTECTS YOU! against flnandalloA '1 ·~~~~~N Drive ·In . ·Phone. W'hat's more, This Protection Is. Yours At Very Lllw Cost. Check With Us ' .V D Edwa~ds ~ .· lnlurance of AU ~- ;_ ' E. Znd st. Phone- IS-x-PoilL - . TRAILERS TRAILERS dry and ·Garage. Fti9t floor. A 4 3 tf ......,N.· ~engal , P«tmeroy . 2 600M turntsh4!1d apartment 3 RO~~ furnished apartrn~nt, - uUhtles furnished . 3 room •nd bath unlurnisbe(l apartment. In. · q~ire at Home ReatatJrant. Mid· 4 26 6t< dleport SAVI $100 TO $1.000 ACT NOW Waverly, Ohio• . Dealer stuck with. '7li new an~ used hQers. 14 to, 59 (t. Also.,10 wldfll.- tWo 2 f~ur room apartmentS, low rent Call R. L. Coats, ~iddleport.. ' 4 ~ 7tc ELLINGTON Player - P-la-n"o", Mr; Jo~n Stout, Harrisonville. i'(lr rent ~trlc and t.._ bodroOmll'hlitloaally lnown ·mates:· The oweat poe•lble terma anywhere. Drive a. little and save a lot. T6eJe N'e well ~rth yow- trip. ,This b y~:n;~r LAST sboppla,c P.la~, BD c.o111e prepared' to deal. F&J.t, 4 2116tp ~Ce fitllveti'. Move in to~or. row. AhytHLnr ·cst value tab.il in wallpaper .rtea:mer. CJtoiuit Fiaher, Mid· ll-J tf rtleporl Ph.. f12fi3.X trade. · ·· ' WABLY' MOBilE HOME SAlES Clo\h, Nylon, Fiberglas& Awnings Po_rch shades; Venetian blinds' Wmd_ow blinds, Porch arid Law~ F~rmture. Free est!~ .. tes. Dale WtppeJ S4pply, 215 Union Ave., 4 25tmot U.S. No.' 23 WAVIRLV, OHIO '· ''" "'" ASSOCIATED RA_DjO & .TV ,Sll · we··ll g1ven th)e third. and · foUrtli degrees wliei1n 'Rock Spl'inas Grange met Thur,. da'y ev~lng ~t the halL '' · Homer ·Rice, worthy master, pl!e· Sided al\d a tontrlbutio~ w. a .t ma~~ to the American Cancer Soeiety. One, a~al for 41id 1wu answer~. ~· Edwlrd Hunfihrey r~· 'POrmct · that draw jbeetl ·lad been made b)" tbe ·1\oni'B eeO~dmies e~ mmitte"e· tor tht Meigj GenetaJ H;ospltat: Iff. report oa the pro·gre.u In the. corilltiunity 18t\1ce pro.tWU was "gawn, b)' <¥r-, Fred Leifheiti. P~ Wert m-ade ·to villit tM ¢ . G:'Wllllalt!s Gllange at TUPP!r<' Plains · ·May 2 and ...r~ Conn.-Mra. Alberh burned to the was visiting Chief Lealie .. EK ONE ·.- -- . . ' ·; RADIO A 'l'liiiViitO!f SEIWIC! PhoM !JO, C'JellnC Appltan~ 2 eenUd per-.. ~m:cL one lnt(rtloil. Hlnlmqm dlarte 110c..... eentl war for........__. coneeutive lrtiert.lont Specla& - One montb tor 25 cenU p e~ Word:... Full rate of 2 eeqtl per word wUl be dlar~ tor ad'-ttaln 11 ao~!'.._ tor J)efort'l the 15th of taM month follQWlnJlosertien g ~·-• ID AdvertlalnJ-Sbould lie "'ROr!ed imrnedl tel ·'l'b D.ll.Y: Sentloel ~'W D·l t be responsible fd more thana on~· ~-·A! J'C'f.-tln.terti.On, ' LIIAlVJ" ;J:rf.~:J ~'1~:,~ = I Notloeo ol Event. ,,.00, Obltuart•• " ....,........... .._. COJ'IICIIIIU IILOCU were served . · at by Mt';· Mr. ~·d 4 21 t! • .., ' '. . ..... ' ,. .TuPPers l'lalns, lllaQe4 , tbJtd .In 'he 1oc:ond heat, ~nd wis near tl'le front In the rC'ature when his wheel!! 1oc:ked wit h anq*er £ar . He took rourt11 ltOOFI)'IG Deit PHONE 398 QUIOJ( SEIIVICE ou I f - t:epairln8 by F...or, Tral.,.d Wltehmatu , OOil-i.JNI JEWE. Lbs, Pumero7, 14-U NO HILP w•• Goo d, clear. kiln dr 1ed lumber, for WANT ADS Pony Players Need Mon ·y ~ Baseball Results 1 Crow '!' Chicks wo n three gamt!l from Pi. Pleasant Hard ware Thurs.. day night to sew up the Jeeond hJ lf or the Men's Cla ssic League. 'I he Chicks already had taken the fir st half. They were led by Bob Lou ks with a 219 high ai ngle and 620 total. · Earlier in the week they t oo\ The Wabama White Faltona th re e from t he Pyrex "5" of Park· overcame a 4-0 defielf J"rtday artersburg wh en Wes Beolle.s had a ernoon , to defeat the Sandyville high single of 224. Pirates by a score of H ' in a Jlme CROWS CHICKS played on ~he Wahama field . Louks 189 219 212 620 The winning Wahama run came Menchini 187 185 190 542 ln tbe l&lt of the aeventh Inning Horak 134 H55 289 when. with Lhe :score tied at 4 all, Kimes 168 168 1~7 493 Denver Gibbs stna:led to center. .Clifford 174 148 203 ~25 The ateal was on and Glbba went Belles 152 152 all the way to third on an over 852 852 917 2621 throw of ~econd baSe. He then Total PT. PL: HARDWARE scored ou an overthrow at third. l;lacker 1:i J 160 .146 457 Sandyville .scored early In the Blind 150 HiO 150 450 game getUnt their four run• in Blind 150 150 150 450 the first two innlna:s. They tallied Choquette 173 135 131 o&39 two in each. Pn inter 1£18 163 200 531 In the first Inning, Blll Bo.uess Tolal 792 7:)8 777 2327 ~~ngled and Bob White blt llafely but was out · eoing into .econd. PYREX "5'' Ramsey singled borne Boggen and Cheuvron.t, J . 181 196 202 579 later scored on an error. Bell 168 169 179 ~1(1 In tbe second lnn1na Fiom was Barker 191 160 2M 575 safe 011 an. error and Taylor walkBanks 180 179 1.0 499 ed. Tbey btttl:i scored on a bit b:r Deenls Hll 140 158. 44-7 Bone••· · ~ Tolals 871 844 901 2816 •ROWS CHICKS The Falconi JJcored twice tn the Louks 133 183 184 tiOO bottom hal! of the fourth inning Mench ini 100 181 153 Ml() and then tied it up In the fifth. In Holmes 178 169 198 D45 the fourth , Jerry Zerkle walked Clifford 201 172 213 586 and scored on. Lany Lieving•s hit: Belles 228 169 215 d10 Lleving scored when the ltarting Totals 904 874 963 2741 hurler ror the Pirates, Enock Ured and walked three. LOCAL SCORES (4/ lS/ 57 In the fifth inning , Zerkle again TWIN CITY LEAGUE started everything with a base on FOREMAN ABBOTT Bowen 128 177 1~0 4Mi balls. , He was followed by John Abboll uo 134 2'3 Hall, wbo singled. Zerkle scored Radford 142 197 121 ~0 on Denvef Gibbs' hit and Hall Blackston 167 145 312 came ~orn e on Larry Lieving's VVagner 150 1~ 310 ground ball which forced Gibb's ' Total MD 669 1565 1790 at Jecond. The line score: BOOSTERS Sandyville 220 000 0-4 4 4 Betdng 117 129 105 3tH 000 220 1- rl 6 2 VVhipple 134 I~ 165 4!57 Wahams Batteries: Enoch ; Snider (LP) A!!lh · 120 140 131 391 and BUrke ; Zerkl e, Gibbr (WP), Blind 110 ItO 110 330 1 16 6 23 and Hesson. Hand icap Total 482 563 !517 Uli52 FRIENDLY TAVERN Casper Will Hold Hi& Chesher 107 1157 167 431 Tryinl{ Rou;,h, G. 168 191 JJO 489 Lend LOUlSVU.LE, Ky . l!P - Wi ~ h ­ Neri 165 174 186 524 Lewis 167 172 184 523 out swinglng a ~lub, chubby Bill Total 607 694 666 1967 Caspar is certain to ret11ln ·h l J. two-stroke lead In the $30',000 Ken OVEC Smith 1~ 1-44 119 418 tucky Derby Open golf tourn.tJe nks 129 163 14:1 437 ment·because th is unique links Muncy 13'1 132 1~3 422 shaw Is taking th e day off to s ·· ·~ Bli nd 110 110 110 330 the races. Handica [l M M M 162 Caspar carved an even par 71 Total M4 603 590 1767 Friday fo r a M-bole tot-al ot 207 SPORT CENTER He wu followed by Johnny Po ~ t , McKi nney, G. 21M 115 144 463 Peter Thomson, and Jaek Fledt Stob~rt . , 13fl ·166 189 f44 at IQ0,\1" ___: Collins 168'"173. 178 . $19 Drenner 181 200 184 565 HORSE MEET RISE Handirap Ht 19 19 157. MEMPHIS, Tenn. UP - M. N. .Total 711 673 664 2048 Gammon has been selling meat , DAVIS WARNER for the city's zoo animal s for 4& Sisson 161 148 144 451 ye an. In 1903, Gammon said , horae Damt: wrwt ]49 1157 161 467 meat sold for five cents pel- 100 Davis, B. 148 Hl4 1~ 466 pounds. Now the price Is $13 to Davis, VV . 156 170 199 525 $H5 per 100. Total fl14 637 6M 1009 dfcd five years aao. He ~;;rt;dto hold onto the elub but in order to settle the estate the team was or. dcred sold.· He tried to buy It himself and failed. Johnny McHale , who Ia with the Tlgen in Clneland trying to arrange a trade witb the Indian•, was aeen u the logical choiee for the general managerablp. _.Konneth Klntf, loca l stock-car raciug cq-t hwiast, saiJ today he's had it. · Hi s No. 14 was battling for first second or third place In the feat ure race Friday night at Huntln jr· toll when hia steering gear railed and he went. through two fence ~ and roiled ov.er at least four times. HiH car wu .a tolal Loss. Kina shakon up and bru ;.; ed but still iJ about this morning. . In the first heat of ·1 1()-lap race King led It for eia:ht laps then placed i'econ.d when hts ena:lne be .Jan ~lulnJ. In the feature , !n which he cracked u.p , bis motor came 1b.ack ,to life and appar.ont1y was ,tM' ·m~h ·to handle, Dally Sentln~l . Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., April 27, 1957-5 POR CONSISTENT DEPBNDAIIL£ BEIULTS ·Briggs Bitter Over Hassle To Take GM's Job FIRESTONE D&TI\Orr UP - Tbe Bdllt narat, a put of Delroit·'tlaer b..ebatl rfor. ne.:rly four. deeadel, "wU 1rt!ftOYH' ·&am tbe Tllftr acene Frlday when Walter 0 . (Spike) Brigs Jr., realgned 11 executive · vice president, aeneral m~napr and dJr.c:tor. , Onb' tho otadlum nloloa . ·New Tnads '. ' ' ·IOOxte ••.• $1.88> 870xll . , . . UG.48 lllo deslar\ation of 14 B.r iftl", . ' . "And;! wondet how lone lt11 be bdon they chanCIII that." Brt.us llid. . l!ria:as was tmblttered over hi• PluaTuand Capable Tire ' . ' ' .. . .-. ASSOGI: of bl• ~ dJffefe.nces wlth the Tlaer•' owaen. . """'Sji!U tbe tiBIIJl i llke Wfi,aamod ftctory."?"'ddenl - wllt.il ~ la)hot Wiltor o, 11riQ1. f ; fo.....S relfll!illon whlob .... bl'oulht on bi publbhed r'eportl · Harvey Jt, Hansen, Detroit lumb;trrn•n and i!resident of tbe tttm, ·and •Jorn E. Feller, chJlrman. b! tho board. mol with Brl~ J'rldAJ! otter ·oll lhne had dehled 'l'llurldoy llrir1•' blut tbot lb~ P........ ..... 11'7lltl to ron llle .,.. ' WILLIAMS.O~ : )011.. ~0. W. Uil!\,1 L ' • " Pbll~·' . . '· • -' . -' ' ..Tt"'v·. ·. ,.:· :, .. ~~· • . -~RA-DIO . . ; . . - ·.• {;; . . .. .. . l __._·:- . •.. '·1'' ·> .! .. ' .; ' J i"l"' 0 . �/ ' • '-Daily SeiiUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 27, 1957 Braves Outslug Reds, In Clear Hold On League's First Place By FRED DOWN l le tics dter the Boston Red Sox UnitM P..-• Sports Wrlhlr beat the New York Yankees 6-2 f!!e Milwaukee ~raves owned in an afternoon game. In ~the~ undisp!lted poss~sswn of Ciri>1 ) night game~. the Del roil Tigen plaee m the Nat~onal L~gue to- down('d the Cleve land Ind ians, 5-0, d~y _because they re beating the and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Cmcmnatl Redlegs at lheir own Wash ingtC'n Senators 4-3 · &arne-the home run. _ Bob Purkey scatte~ed' ~ine hits The _B raves_ sw~pt to the1r sev- for hts second win of the season enth VICtory m eight games and as the Pirates kt~yo etl Podres in the1r rourth_ ~tralg_ht ove.r the Red- 5 1h inulngs . Frank Thomas knocklegs, 9-2, Fn(;ay mght w1th a salvo ed in ·three runs for the Pirates of four homen that gave them a w1th a hom er and a single while league-leading total of 13 for the Duke Snider .saved the Dodgers season. Joe Adcock. walloped two from a shutout with a homer in homers and dro'Je 1n f1ve runs the eighth frame. and John ny Logan and Del CranCardwell , making hi!f first rna· dall al so homered for the ~ravP~ . Jor league !il.ilft, cil.me up with a ~arren _ Spahn scored has thud four-hitter ·and struck out four as stra1ght wm of the se~on and Johnny Antonelli of the Giants suf. the Br.tves . look over. f1rst place fered his second loss. Chico Ferwhen the Pittsburgh P'Jra~e knoc~ - nandez walloped a three-run hom· ed out 19~~ World Ser1es hero er for the Phi Illes. Johnny Podres and beat the Brook· Jim Ri~·era and Sherm LoU lyn Dodgers, 7-1.. Rookie _Don ~a~d- homered as Billy Pierce ain:~ wtdl of the Philadelphia Phlllles h1s second win for the whife s !h,..ut out lhr New York Giants, with late-inning relief help fro~ .,..,.., in rhe other. N. L g~me. Bon Keegan. The White Sox now Chh;ox . a..t A • have a 6-1 season's record and 'hl_n the Amertcan League. the four straight victories over the C 1cago White Sox solidiried their Athletics h?ld on first place with a 4-3 Y~ung Sitler Slnlft v1clory over the Kansas City Alh· Dave Sisler . son of Hall of Fam· er George Sisler, beat the Yankees for the second time in 8 week wilh a neat seven hilter !~~ unearned runs in the third ·' umm g and Jimmy Piorsall'fJ tltree·ru n homer ·off relief ptcher Tommy Byrne in the seventh pro. Vlded the Red Sox with their big runs. AI Kaline knocked In four runli Rooms three with his rirst homer of th~ season, a~ thr. Tigers downed the· Indl&ll6. Dukf Maas picked up from the injuJ·ed Frank Lary in the fonrlh inning to complete the FOR 8hutout . foe Ginsberg . ~>ubb ing for the IIIJured Gus Tr11111dos doubled horne the tie·bl"e:~king ~un in tbe dighth iunin~ to g!~e the Orioles the deci8ion over the Senators. I w New Furniture $299.00 BAKER On '!'he Brightest Corner Ellll Colll1 Street, Pomeroy .l Office Roan: 8 to 12, Z 10 5. ICioao Ill~ LUMIER 9c lin, It, Louks Menchi ni Holmes Clifford Belles Totals Bowen Abbott Radtord Blackston Wagner Total BOOSTERS Bel:r:ing Whipple Ash Blind Hand icap Toto! I 1\ilc oq.lt. ..,., .' e•••e •• ,, ' . ••• . ...:... 1~ 165 131 110 6· 517 too 312 310 1790 351 f!57 391 330 23 11)52 167 431 130 489 185 524 184 323 666 1967 144 118 416 163 145 437 132 153 422 110 110 330 154 M 162 603 1580 1767 463 444 519 565 57 2048 451 467 466 52(1 1909 Uc ... ft. • • ' Results By UNITED ' PRISS N1tlon1l L...,_ Pet Gd Tl1o BriiP ball ' for A~arly tour- decade!l., wills • ·remove·d ' ·I'Nm the Tlaer leene • • • • Brlas Jr .. re:sl1ned al' exeouttve Frl_day 'When W1lter 0. (Spite) • -vJce presiden~, general manager and director. , Onb' the ltadlum rehiM tbe . \t. l················•••e• .' .. Budget Te~ln' Can Be Arranged ·On Most Purchases - ASSOCIATED RA_DjO & TV · GRUESER BLOCK . CO. So• Th• New Hallailil lnspeetlon phone 381-11. Gilmore Supply Store, Pomeroy. AU work ~uaranteed . Fully Insured. Vaue:ban'il In"ustrlal and Re!ldentia,l Tefmite eonttol Ber· f 9 tr vice, St. MarY«, W. VI. --- -- r, HAYUNER I Completely NeW PrviD Hlldo to~Chute FULTON THOMPSON - TRACI'QR SAL1!8 Pom~y ens . . ..... OS\JLTS '" '"' ,. h meilt, coal w-ater, o n e Yard, garden, $':\lr&'gt'. $4500.00. 2 . P<lmeroy Route 1..!4, Pomeroy. auuand Road, Robot:t Batley. Phone 924-Y 4-22-e tp l' t"RIP n112 .' ' .· TitAILEIS TRAILERS I SAVE $100 TO •1.000 ACT NOW Waverly, Ohio, . Dealer af.W!k with '75 new and used tratlers. 14 to, flO ft. Also 10 widea. two •nd thiee bedroomS, 'nationally known rnake.."· The loWflf. posilble terms anywbete .. Drive • little aad save a 1~. T}Jeae tare well your ,Thii iS your T sh~pPlu P'Jae!il, ·&q . tOIIJe pared to eal. l'~t, , F:"ree Di!llvery, MoVe in tOlt,lol-row. An:tthJilg ·Of value tahn in trade. · · · · wih 1,· WAVERlY MOBILE HOME SALES ·b lue roy. -:r . .. . ... ~ 25 6te Uo S. No. 23 WAVERLY, OHIO 1054 BUICK SpeciAl 2 dr. g;d;;. $l.t95. Original Jlght green With white top. We've ~~ervloed &.inee . • new. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. "" 4258tc •.. ( 171 -f.--- .. PHONE ICil-Y (4) 27 8tc __ ~20)Busine:ls Services .;_:.;:. FRITZI SATH FIRESTONE Niw Treads 800xll 0 ' • 0 670115 . ' . - '10.41 .... Plus Tax and 'capable Tire · ..• ;,-1 ' All 5Jsi.a .the~lc~ . In Stock ' . or. ~ ~ t..•c® ..:IYI~~ ' ... . .' " '~-· . :RADIO . ' Spike w11 n.-m,td presJdent '-~~~r'f~M~~-~-------..:.;:;:::.;:.:_ wbon t>IUitllet Wallet 0. 11r1w. ..!. iuUT.u-•e~xT~~~-~~ shlrpened .on factory approved machines, Leonard':;~ Lawn Mower Shoo, 1 mile north of Chester on Sta"te Route No. 7. ., 2i 6tc , . ..... IT'S EASY TO . ~UY - SELL - RENT RU eli!ploym~nt- hire lir (nld a-lost ,lie"' throul!b 1 'I:M Dailt :lenllfiol WANT u! .... ~- ~'t plot It off Call 398 !todAy - J(n Ad In .. lbls eolum.n I I .FoJ; LAWN MOWERS ·-. ..... -(I) Nohces · ,_ _ OONftftl BLOCD •-1....-- • . "''u114 ..,... ,.., LIW' Store, lui W. Main St., PomerOI' 2·2S·tf • 4 co. - .. the team ~·like a .ftdory.'i Pomeroy -. SERVICE, !..>0, CJeland Applllnce .· Check With Us denled Tbund.tJ 8'r1&1•' blaat that the owoen wen trJ'IDI to run tbe . ·ill: Yw1 of COntlnuouo Service 2 cent• per word, one huutlon. Mlnimt~;m rh•rre GOc _.. eentl per word for three eotDecutlve tnterUons · ' Special - One month for ~ centa per Word. F'ull rate o_f 2 etbf.s per word will be ~ for adYcrttain It DOt P.aJd lor before the l&th of ~cb moatb followimJ laJCrthm If b Eri'ora In Ad.W'lrtislng-Should be reRorted lmmedtately ·Tile •I11.Y SenrtltiDel •"W not be rceponslble !or more thu one· tnc~r, r...-tlnae on. ' . -~u~i~~:J ltb!~tand s:;~~l Notices of Events $1.00. OblttllrlPI 1-3-tf -4 · Briall' Friday aller .,u three had . Phon~ '1.. ~~~~~"Drive-In... Harvey R. Hannn. Detroit lum~vrman and "ea~dent of the te•m. and Jorn E. Fetzer dlalrman of tbe board. met'· with .,THE P.OiiliOY. CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY LEKS, Pu~ IIA DIO A TELI!VISION RATES AT ==========::::. prl~l(s wae embittered over hb forced r~¢pltlon whlc~ Wll broua:ht on by1 published report 1 . ot his . dltterencee wllh tbe Tiaera' OWftfiFI, r... - QUl()X SF..BVICE l'n Wllltb '""""' ., raotory Traloed wa!e11m1ke:r, COUJNS JEWP.. Wherever You .A re "And I wondet how long It'll be before thcJ change that.'' Bri.Ja• aa1d. 1 -~ily Sentinel. Pomeror·.ldlddleport, 0., Aprll27, 1957~ o-o. de•lindlon ol "Brlns"o · · : PHONE 398 Parents Asked H~tingtonian Blocking Robbins' Path To Meet On To Sooond Straight N-S Championship ~.:pb~~ ;;; 1':~~~ ruesday Nl"ght ,/c=~~· w. The Wahama Wh.ite Falcons 7 1 .87:1 overcame a W defici(Friday 1ft· Milwaukee Brooklyn 8 2 .750 1 ' ernoon to defeat th.e SandyvUie ro.u,p.d of the 57th annual t~.urna_-­ f 4 .500 3 Pirates by a score of s-4 in a t•me ·Philadt\lphia ment over the 7,007 • Y.rrd PlneNew York 4 5 .444 3% lngton. v~.. ltlnda today bepl&yed on the Wahama field. hunt Country Club course. , · 4 :1 .ol44 31!!: tween deft-Ddillf chsm~ion HiU· The winning Wahama run came Cincinnati In Friday's !"emlfinall, R.Gbblnt IY CHET · TANN&HIU man Robbins Jr .• l!empbls, Tenn. Chicago 3 5 .375 4 in the last of the seventh inning defeated Dr. Bud Taylor of Po3 6 .333 4~ SentiMI Sperts Editor and I second atraijbt North and mona, Calif., 4 and 3, while Camp.. when. with the sr:ore tied at 4 all, Pittsburgh 2 I} .286 4% Little and Pony Leugue officers South Amateur golt cbamptonshi» . bell downed Bill Hyndman Jon l)f Denver Gibbs singled to center. St. Louis 11 d toOa Medalist Robblne and CampbeU Frld.ly'a lt""lh Th.e steal was on and Glbb1 went e F for a mass meetinq teed off to . day in 'he 36-hole flnal Philadelphia, last yelr's runnerL. It CHI..- ppcl., efttr 4, ,.In ca all the way to third on an over of ?layers• paNotl IJ!> Pomeroy, up, 3 and 2. ----~ · c._____ throw of second base. He · then . . Phll•cltlphla 5 N•w York ' 0 Racme and Syrtct~ae - Minersville nl1ht scored ou an overthrow at third. and others j.nteruted lp the nm· Louis H~ FOund Pittsburgh 7 lroqlclyn 1 night Sandyvnte scored early in the mer youth baseba11 program Tile:01 "" Ch • •Milw1uk" f ClnclnMtl 2 nilht day game getting their four run• in night -ot uo o'<lock io the OK F W , estlin ym;..c amplon.., Stturd1y"1 llrota-ble Pitchen ' Pomerov S~nlor High aulfiioriwn . the first two innings. They tallied or r g Walting For.Today two in each. New York at PhiladelPhi.a-Goo to lay plana lor -an. immedlat:!l CIDCAGO uP - Tblngs wete DES MOIN-ES Iowa UP mez 2~ vs Roberts G-2. drive to raia at le11t $80(), looilnJ up a bit for farmer heavy• Triple gold medal · Olympic win, In the first inning, Bill BoggeliB Brooklyn at Pllotsburgh ·- -NewPomeroy ·High School Coac ~ 1 weJ1ht ebamp JOe Louia today. ncr Bobby Morrow has waited a ~mgled and Bob White hit safely combe CH "Y.S Kline ()-2. Dlek Retton la .p resident of lfle Ull ~ketbook. might be • bit !uU year for this afternoon. but was out · going into second. St. Loui~t at Chicago-MeDani~l Little League AnoclltiOn. Lloy ·l weat l:ut his heart IB stronger Morrow wants to avenge hi& de· Ramsey singled home Boggess and 0.0 vs Ruth o-2. feat at the hands of Dave Stme (Dinll'!) Moore is ·vtce president than firat thought. later scored on an error. Milwaukee at Clncjnnati night In the aecond innlng Fiom was and Tr.acy Whaley, aeeretarJ·tr~a· Lout. w.a told Friday his heart in the 19M Drak.e Rel-ays. n wl!l . ·Burdette 1·1 vs Hacker ufe on an error and Taylor walkallrer. They aereed today that eer· CQndiUon I:UI:d improved enoua:h so ·the first defeat of Morrow's collund•r'• G1me1 ed. Tbey botb scored on a hit by 0 ';;;·------­ lain other effort. to raise the n, tbat he might be able to resurqe · 1;;0o;il;;;.•;;1<;..;;<;;;•'~';;; New York et Philadelphia 2 Boggeu. ceuary rnonefha~ing f~led, · an- his job 11 1 referee of wrestlinJ lrooktvn _. Plttlburf1h other public eampalrn which wiU matche1 The income tax-troub1ed The P'aloon1 IJCored twlte In the St~ Lcful1 at Chl~lfo touch bl:lsineas men, orga~~iptions, 'l.ouis is. ip a. ~tlon to weJ.corrie bottom half of the fourth inning · Mll..ukN .. Clnclnnttl and resadenta must be· started at , · any aouree of add~ revenue. . . and then tied it up in the fifth. In ArMrkan LNtiM the fourth , Jerry ZerKle walked w. L. Pet. 01 1once. Mr. Whaley 'explained: a~d scored on. Larry Llevlng's hit: Chicago 8 t .8117 ''TheN Ia f600 In the · LIHI• are orced to attend and lend, Laevlng scored when the starting . Boston 6 3 .667 t LHeuo II'Nllt.HY# Th1t'a •oueh their aid to the job of fiuallCing hurler for the pirates, Enock tired New York 8 3 .e20 111 ••• ' . to put tha llttl• fellows en tho and walked three. Kansaa City 5 5 •1500 2'1 1 dlamonch. But w.- h1n been the summer re<:reaUon baseJb.a:I -1 5 ,f41 , In the fifth inning, Zerkle agaio Baltimore .. keel to ... up 1 prop1m for., HOME 3 IJ .375 3\1 started everything with a base on Clev~land Pony L-.tUo ..... boya n 2·1ff projecl 3 6 .338' balls. , He waR followed by John Detroit OR AWA:Y a 7 .300 4\1 . He went on to note that .anotber • Hall, who singled. Zerkle .scored Washington thia yellir.'" PriHy't Re1ult1 on DenveJ Gibbs' hit and Hall $600 wUrbe needed to buy uniPERSONAL PROPERTY l.non 6 N•w York 2 came home on Larry Llevlng·s forms and basic eqUipment, ant:! INSURANCE ON YOUR ... Balltmore 4 Welhl~ 3 nl1ht ground ball which forced Gibb's -m ore to keep the eorublned . ·~ . Detroit S Cltvtlancl 0 ni1ht VALUABLE POSSESSIONSat second. leagtles operatin& through t:t.! Chluvo 4 KtMM City 3 nil 1t Tbe line score: YOU! .... PROTECTS schedule. Two Pony Le•gue teams TO I'll GilT ' . Seturclay'1 Prob.ble Pitchers Sandyville 220 000 ().....4 4 4 in Pomeroy are plann!KI. one from Barry Sullivan Barbara StAI\WYCk against flnanelol loss Boston at New York - Brewer Wahama 000 220 1-15 6 2 Syracuse . • Minenville, and one MAVERICK OUIEN BaUerles: Enoch; Snider (LP) 1-1 vs Shantz 1·0. "' from .Racme. These boys are all (NAturama-Like Cinemascope and BUrke; Zerkle, Gibbl: (WP), Washington a t BalltimoreWhat's more, (In Color) "graduates'~ of the 19M Uetc and Hesson. Stobbs 0.2 vs Fornieles 1.0. --ai~~Q=Le~gue program. This ProtecUon Is . Detroit at Cleveland - Foytack Hu8b Marlowe IIi Jeap Taylor tbe y<nath protrarn O(Ueers •of · Yotlrs At Very ~w Cost. ().() vs 'Score 1-1. Casper Will Hold His EARTH VS T E ~LliNG ho)e to matcb t.be Little Leaguc'j ' .. Chicago at Kansa11 City - nlght SAUCERS $6dO with another. ·$600, ·r nakh f Lead Without Trying •Donovan (KJ . ys Kellner Q-1. -a(iq-;$1200, then operate the Little and LOU!Svn.LE, Ky. Pl' - Wi~h­ Sunday's O.me1 Comocty tnt1 Carhlon Pony Leagues out of One "finan· out swinging a club. chubby Bill · Chiugo It KIIMIII City clal pot.'' Cupar is certain to retain ·h i .!1 D•trolt 1t Clev•l•nd 2 SUN.-li(ON. - APRIL 28-29 However, ·t hey Said $1200 will two-stroke lead in the ~0;000 Ken Wathlrt~ton It 8altlmo~ 2 Henry Fonda • James ea"a:ney not beenough to operate bolh lucky ·Derby Open golf tourn .•· Bolton It New Yorlc Jack Lemon ·W illiam Powell . le.agues thr~gh Ure season. ];: m"ent bccausc thi! unique links MISTER ROBERT$ . w1H be enough to get" both start show is taking the day orr to s~ ·! (Cinemascope Technicolol') English Puncher May · ed. This problem wUI be dlacuastl..1 th.e raL-ea. -alloat the Tuesday night meJ.Ung. CaRpar caned an even par 71 Return To Europe Margaret Lindsay · Walter }leed Parents and community leaders Friday for a 54-hole total of 207 WASJDNGTON •UP - Hogan intei'bted in t~ youth pr?gra(n Elo\ERGENCY HOSPITAL He was followed by Johnny PG ~ t . Kid Basaey's mattaaer tbreatene(l Peter Thomson, and Jack Fh>.::k today tG return to Enalantl "un · at 209.~ len .we can 1 i 1 n up a fcatl\er· weight title fla;ftt' wltbln tW<J .;r ~H::-Oil=:S::E:-M::::-EE _T_R-15-E three days. •: MEMPHIS. Tenn. UP - M. N. Mana,er Georgd ,Biddle made Gammon has been !Jelling meat the statem~t foltp'wing the dat: . lot the city's zoo anlmab for 43 z~in( American debut F'rlday ni~ht years. In l~. Gammon said, p.orse of the powerfully-built Baney, meat sold for five cents per 100 Brltlah Emplre champion fro1•1 pounds. Now the price Is $13 to Nigeria, Afrlca. Basscy overwhel· $115 per 100. med Miguel Berrios of Puerto Rico died five years aJo. He w·;nted to by brute force in their natlon•IIY· hold onto the club but In order to televised 12-round bout to score settle the estate the team was or. a unanimous upset victory. dcred sold. He tried to buy it him· NO HILP self ani;!. failed. GOSHEN, Conn.-Mrs. Alberh John Ay Me!Haie, who is wilh the Tigers in Cleveltmd trying to ar- R. Perry'• cottage burned to the range a trade with the Indianl, around wblle she wa1 visiting was seen as the lo&lcal choice for her brother, Fire Chlef Lealie the general m•n•gerahip. Robinson. RESULTS WANT ADS Pony Players Need Mon-y 4 rtPme, a pUt of Detroit· T11er base- Ktf'CHIN Cllllina a..t qu•llty, t laollr oppliocl "r· 154 129 137 110 M 584 • DETROJr IJJ! - · ,~ CEILING T"ILE : · Ntln·ICOUIIIc, I 117 129 134 ISS 120 140 110 llO 1 16 482 !133 TAVI!!RN 107 1157 168 191 165 174 167 172 607 694 455 253 Baseball W. L. ·Rriggs Bitter Over Hassle To Take GM's Job fANaM LOOIIHG 14Sc oq. ft. I G. 128 177 1!50 liD 134 142 197 121 167 1415 J150 160 1'1!56 669 M5 King Shaken In Mishap At Huntington .. _ -.. -· . -...... -...... aradea, hard· ~OOd, softwood or c:omposltion. Oak. color rantr:e. tie a•- 500 !500 54ll !566 610 874 963 2741 FaJcons Edge san·d}'VI'IIe 5-4 In Ball Game ·- Beat quallty. Full Bet As lit· ' 184 1!53 198 213 215 1 . 'RooneUt King, local stock-car radtlg e11thwlast, saiJ toda)' be's hlld lt. . ' . His No. 14 was battung tor firM Malntalnt templete ttocktof all ..lld· second or third place in the teat· urc 1·ace F'rlday night at Huulln;r· lng r.pairlnt ~d home modernl· ton when his steerln~ gear failed atlon JHOduct• un•r one roof. and he wont through two fenceq Why mop arourtdl and rolled over at leas ~ four times. His car was .a total Lo.ss. Klnw was shaken up and bru;.; ed bul still ls about this morn!na , In tho first heat of .1 J<Hap tll.{'"e King led it for eight laps then placed te.cond when his en&:lne be &an rqldll'lJ. In the feature, ·!n wbleh he tracked up, his motor l'AO'Ie ~k , to life and appanently Interior and cl!tcr- L I m Jt c d. qlln11\ity was .too m~h to hantlle lor types in all atom· hlih grade hlanknt . Frtvltt;" ·, Beiledum ·Tuppers dard plys. o&' x 8' P<t· in11ulutlon. AR little Plains, Jllatie'a . tWx<! .In the letond nels as little as heat, 4nd wh near the front In the $3.84 ooch feature when his wheels locked 4c oq. ft. with another car. He took !ourh1 ) I ROOFING 183 181 169 172 169 LOCAL SCORES {4/25/57 TWIN CITY LEAGUE FOREMAN ABBOTT • • 133 166 178 201 226 904 SPORT CENTER .McKinney, G. 204 1115 144 Stobgrt . . 130 166 139 Co!lins 168'""173" 178 Drenncr 161 200 184 Handicap 19 19 19 711 613 664 .1'otal DAVIS WARNER Sisson 161 146 144 149 157 161 Damewood Dn..,i s, B. 148 164 lM oa~·is, w. 156 170 1911 Total 614 63? 638 Noon on ~un.l The Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Good, clear, kiln dried lumber, for every PUfPOBtl. 2k·&'li 202 579 179 516 224 rl75 1'0 ~ 151' 447 901 2616 CROWS CHICKS OVEC Smith Jenks Muncy Blind Hanrllcap Total N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 196 HJ9 180 179 140 844 Deenis Totals Neri Lewb Tola I IO hmcs around lhl) wo!'ld. 181 HU3 191 180 151 871 Bank!!" R£~ush, OP 'fOIIIICT R 181' I I PYREX "S" Cheuvront, J. Bell • Barker Chesher romm unit.y's seou l citrll trnvclcd Zll2,475 lllil rs l n \1)56 -·0r ab~u~ In llllddleporl Crow·_., Chicks won three games from Pt. Pleasant Hardware Thurs. day night to sew up the lecond hfl; lf of the Men's Classic League. 'l he Chicks already had taken the first half. They were led bY Bob Louks with a 219 high !lingle and 620 tot.al. Earlier in the week they too~ three from the pyrex "~" of Park· ersburg when Wes Belles had a high single of 224. CROWS CHICKS Louks 189 219 212 620 Menchini 187 1M 190 542 Horak 134 155 289 Kimes 168 168 Ui7 493 Cli fford 174 148 203 525 Belles 152 152 Total 852 852 917 2621 PT. PL. HARDWARE l;lacker 1~1 160 146 457 Blind 150 IM HiO 4W Blind 150 150 150 450 Choquette 173 135 131 439 Pninler 168 163 200 531 Total 792 758 777 2327 F~IENDLY POLICE TRAVF.L F:AST U.ETHOIT, Mi ~h.-Polic:~ Chit![ Ly1b8n EckhanH said thi~ FURNITURE Bowling Highlights CONSISTENT W. Mila. -~ .' ·. tv.·':.'.:.. .. • ~ ' ' ...... ' Owner. '- . ,_ . :."';'- �/ ' • '-Daily SeiiUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 27, 1957 Braves Outslug Reds, In Clear Hold On League's First Place By FRED DOWN l le tics dter the Boston Red Sox UnitM P..-• Sports Wrlhlr beat the New York Yankees 6-2 f!!e Milwaukee ~raves owned in an afternoon game. In ~the~ undisp!lted poss~sswn of Ciri>1 ) night game~. the Del roil Tigen plaee m the Nat~onal L~gue to- down('d the Cleve land Ind ians, 5-0, d~y _because they re beating the and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Cmcmnatl Redlegs at lheir own Wash ingtC'n Senators 4-3 · &arne-the home run. _ Bob Purkey scatte~ed' ~ine hits The _B raves_ sw~pt to the1r sev- for hts second win of the season enth VICtory m eight games and as the Pirates kt~yo etl Podres in the1r rourth_ ~tralg_ht ove.r the Red- 5 1h inulngs . Frank Thomas knocklegs, 9-2, Fn(;ay mght w1th a salvo ed in ·three runs for the Pirates of four homen that gave them a w1th a hom er and a single while league-leading total of 13 for the Duke Snider .saved the Dodgers season. Joe Adcock. walloped two from a shutout with a homer in homers and dro'Je 1n f1ve runs the eighth frame. and John ny Logan and Del CranCardwell , making hi!f first rna· dall al so homered for the ~ravP~ . Jor league !il.ilft, cil.me up with a ~arren _ Spahn scored has thud four-hitter ·and struck out four as stra1ght wm of the se~on and Johnny Antonelli of the Giants suf. the Br.tves . look over. f1rst place fered his second loss. Chico Ferwhen the Pittsburgh P'Jra~e knoc~ - nandez walloped a three-run hom· ed out 19~~ World Ser1es hero er for the Phi Illes. Johnny Podres and beat the Brook· Jim Ri~·era and Sherm LoU lyn Dodgers, 7-1.. Rookie _Don ~a~d- homered as Billy Pierce ain:~ wtdl of the Philadelphia Phlllles h1s second win for the whife s !h,..ut out lhr New York Giants, with late-inning relief help fro~ .,..,.., in rhe other. N. L g~me. Bon Keegan. The White Sox now Chh;ox . a..t A • have a 6-1 season's record and 'hl_n the Amertcan League. the four straight victories over the C 1cago White Sox solidiried their Athletics h?ld on first place with a 4-3 Y~ung Sitler Slnlft v1clory over the Kansas City Alh· Dave Sisler . son of Hall of Fam· er George Sisler, beat the Yankees for the second time in 8 week wilh a neat seven hilter !~~ unearned runs in the third ·' umm g and Jimmy Piorsall'fJ tltree·ru n homer ·off relief ptcher Tommy Byrne in the seventh pro. Vlded the Red Sox with their big runs. AI Kaline knocked In four runli Rooms three with his rirst homer of th~ season, a~ thr. Tigers downed the· Indl&ll6. Dukf Maas picked up from the injuJ·ed Frank Lary in the fonrlh inning to complete the FOR 8hutout . foe Ginsberg . ~>ubb ing for the IIIJured Gus Tr11111dos doubled horne the tie·bl"e:~king ~un in tbe dighth iunin~ to g!~e the Orioles the deci8ion over the Senators. I w New Furniture $299.00 BAKER On '!'he Brightest Corner Ellll Colll1 Street, Pomeroy .l Office Roan: 8 to 12, Z 10 5. ICioao Ill~ LUMIER 9c lin, It, Louks Menchi ni Holmes Clifford Belles Totals Bowen Abbott Radtord Blackston Wagner Total BOOSTERS Bel:r:ing Whipple Ash Blind Hand icap Toto! I 1\ilc oq.lt. ..,., .' e•••e •• ,, ' . ••• . ...:... 1~ 165 131 110 6· 517 too 312 310 1790 351 f!57 391 330 23 11)52 167 431 130 489 185 524 184 323 666 1967 144 118 416 163 145 437 132 153 422 110 110 330 154 M 162 603 1580 1767 463 444 519 565 57 2048 451 467 466 52(1 1909 Uc ... ft. • • ' Results By UNITED ' PRISS N1tlon1l L...,_ Pet Gd Tl1o BriiP ball ' for A~arly tour- decade!l., wills • ·remove·d ' ·I'Nm the Tlaer leene • • • • Brlas Jr .. re:sl1ned al' exeouttve Frl_day 'When W1lter 0. (Spite) • -vJce presiden~, general manager and director. , Onb' the ltadlum rehiM tbe . \t. l················•••e• .' .. Budget Te~ln' Can Be Arranged ·On Most Purchases - ASSOCIATED RA_DjO & TV · GRUESER BLOCK . CO. So• Th• New Hallailil lnspeetlon phone 381-11. Gilmore Supply Store, Pomeroy. AU work ~uaranteed . Fully Insured. Vaue:ban'il In"ustrlal and Re!ldentia,l Tefmite eonttol Ber· f 9 tr vice, St. MarY«, W. VI. --- -- r, HAYUNER I Completely NeW PrviD Hlldo to~Chute FULTON THOMPSON - TRACI'QR SAL1!8 Pom~y ens . . ..... OS\JLTS '" '"' ,. h meilt, coal w-ater, o n e Yard, garden, $':\lr&'gt'. $4500.00. 2 . P<lmeroy Route 1..!4, Pomeroy. auuand Road, Robot:t Batley. Phone 924-Y 4-22-e tp l' t"RIP n112 .' ' .· TitAILEIS TRAILERS I SAVE $100 TO •1.000 ACT NOW Waverly, Ohio, . Dealer af.W!k with '75 new and used tratlers. 14 to, flO ft. Also 10 widea. two •nd thiee bedroomS, 'nationally known rnake.."· The loWflf. posilble terms anywbete .. Drive • little aad save a 1~. T}Jeae tare well your ,Thii iS your T sh~pPlu P'Jae!il, ·&q . tOIIJe pared to eal. l'~t, , F:"ree Di!llvery, MoVe in tOlt,lol-row. An:tthJilg ·Of value tahn in trade. · · · · wih 1,· WAVERlY MOBILE HOME SALES ·b lue roy. -:r . .. . ... ~ 25 6te Uo S. No. 23 WAVERLY, OHIO 1054 BUICK SpeciAl 2 dr. g;d;;. $l.t95. Original Jlght green With white top. We've ~~ervloed &.inee . • new. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. "" 4258tc •.. ( 171 -f.--- .. PHONE ICil-Y (4) 27 8tc __ ~20)Busine:ls Services .;_:.;:. FRITZI SATH FIRESTONE Niw Treads 800xll 0 ' • 0 670115 . ' . - '10.41 .... Plus Tax and 'capable Tire · ..• ;,-1 ' All 5Jsi.a .the~lc~ . In Stock ' . or. ~ ~ t..•c® ..:IYI~~ ' ... . .' " '~-· . :RADIO . ' Spike w11 n.-m,td presJdent '-~~~r'f~M~~-~-------..:.;:;:::.;:.:_ wbon t>IUitllet Wallet 0. 11r1w. ..!. iuUT.u-•e~xT~~~-~~ shlrpened .on factory approved machines, Leonard':;~ Lawn Mower Shoo, 1 mile north of Chester on Sta"te Route No. 7. ., 2i 6tc , . ..... IT'S EASY TO . ~UY - SELL - RENT RU eli!ploym~nt- hire lir (nld a-lost ,lie"' throul!b 1 'I:M Dailt :lenllfiol WANT u! .... ~- ~'t plot It off Call 398 !todAy - J(n Ad In .. lbls eolum.n I I .FoJ; LAWN MOWERS ·-. ..... -(I) Nohces · ,_ _ OONftftl BLOCD •-1....-- • . "''u114 ..,... ,.., LIW' Store, lui W. Main St., PomerOI' 2·2S·tf • 4 co. - .. the team ~·like a .ftdory.'i Pomeroy -. SERVICE, !..>0, CJeland Applllnce .· Check With Us denled Tbund.tJ 8'r1&1•' blaat that the owoen wen trJ'IDI to run tbe . ·ill: Yw1 of COntlnuouo Service 2 cent• per word, one huutlon. Mlnimt~;m rh•rre GOc _.. eentl per word for three eotDecutlve tnterUons · ' Special - One month for ~ centa per Word. F'ull rate o_f 2 etbf.s per word will be ~ for adYcrttain It DOt P.aJd lor before the l&th of ~cb moatb followimJ laJCrthm If b Eri'ora In Ad.W'lrtislng-Should be reRorted lmmedtately ·Tile •I11.Y SenrtltiDel •"W not be rceponslble !or more thu one· tnc~r, r...-tlnae on. ' . -~u~i~~:J ltb!~tand s:;~~l Notices of Events $1.00. OblttllrlPI 1-3-tf -4 · Briall' Friday aller .,u three had . Phon~ '1.. ~~~~~"Drive-In... Harvey R. Hannn. Detroit lum~vrman and "ea~dent of the te•m. and Jorn E. Fetzer dlalrman of tbe board. met'· with .,THE P.OiiliOY. CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY LEKS, Pu~ IIA DIO A TELI!VISION RATES AT ==========::::. prl~l(s wae embittered over hb forced r~¢pltlon whlc~ Wll broua:ht on by1 published report 1 . ot his . dltterencee wllh tbe Tiaera' OWftfiFI, r... - QUl()X SF..BVICE l'n Wllltb '""""' ., raotory Traloed wa!e11m1ke:r, COUJNS JEWP.. Wherever You .A re "And I wondet how long It'll be before thcJ change that.'' Bri.Ja• aa1d. 1 -~ily Sentinel. Pomeror·.ldlddleport, 0., Aprll27, 1957~ o-o. de•lindlon ol "Brlns"o · · : PHONE 398 Parents Asked H~tingtonian Blocking Robbins' Path To Meet On To Sooond Straight N-S Championship ~.:pb~~ ;;; 1':~~~ ruesday Nl"ght ,/c=~~· w. The Wahama Wh.ite Falcons 7 1 .87:1 overcame a W defici(Friday 1ft· Milwaukee Brooklyn 8 2 .750 1 ' ernoon to defeat th.e SandyvUie ro.u,p.d of the 57th annual t~.urna_-­ f 4 .500 3 Pirates by a score of s-4 in a t•me ·Philadt\lphia ment over the 7,007 • Y.rrd PlneNew York 4 5 .444 3% lngton. v~.. ltlnda today bepl&yed on the Wahama field. hunt Country Club course. , · 4 :1 .ol44 31!!: tween deft-Ddillf chsm~ion HiU· The winning Wahama run came Cincinnati In Friday's !"emlfinall, R.Gbblnt IY CHET · TANN&HIU man Robbins Jr .• l!empbls, Tenn. Chicago 3 5 .375 4 in the last of the seventh inning defeated Dr. Bud Taylor of Po3 6 .333 4~ SentiMI Sperts Editor and I second atraijbt North and mona, Calif., 4 and 3, while Camp.. when. with the sr:ore tied at 4 all, Pittsburgh 2 I} .286 4% Little and Pony Leugue officers South Amateur golt cbamptonshi» . bell downed Bill Hyndman Jon l)f Denver Gibbs singled to center. St. Louis 11 d toOa Medalist Robblne and CampbeU Frld.ly'a lt""lh Th.e steal was on and Glbb1 went e F for a mass meetinq teed off to . day in 'he 36-hole flnal Philadelphia, last yelr's runnerL. It CHI..- ppcl., efttr 4, ,.In ca all the way to third on an over of ?layers• paNotl IJ!> Pomeroy, up, 3 and 2. ----~ · c._____ throw of second base. He · then . . Phll•cltlphla 5 N•w York ' 0 Racme and Syrtct~ae - Minersville nl1ht scored ou an overthrow at third. and others j.nteruted lp the nm· Louis H~ FOund Pittsburgh 7 lroqlclyn 1 night Sandyvnte scored early in the mer youth baseba11 program Tile:01 "" Ch • •Milw1uk" f ClnclnMtl 2 nilht day game getting their four run• in night -ot uo o'<lock io the OK F W , estlin ym;..c amplon.., Stturd1y"1 llrota-ble Pitchen ' Pomerov S~nlor High aulfiioriwn . the first two innings. They tallied or r g Walting For.Today two in each. New York at PhiladelPhi.a-Goo to lay plana lor -an. immedlat:!l CIDCAGO uP - Tblngs wete DES MOIN-ES Iowa UP mez 2~ vs Roberts G-2. drive to raia at le11t $80(), looilnJ up a bit for farmer heavy• Triple gold medal · Olympic win, In the first inning, Bill BoggeliB Brooklyn at Pllotsburgh ·- -NewPomeroy ·High School Coac ~ 1 weJ1ht ebamp JOe Louia today. ncr Bobby Morrow has waited a ~mgled and Bob White hit safely combe CH "Y.S Kline ()-2. Dlek Retton la .p resident of lfle Ull ~ketbook. might be • bit !uU year for this afternoon. but was out · going into second. St. Loui~t at Chicago-MeDani~l Little League AnoclltiOn. Lloy ·l weat l:ut his heart IB stronger Morrow wants to avenge hi& de· Ramsey singled home Boggess and 0.0 vs Ruth o-2. feat at the hands of Dave Stme (Dinll'!) Moore is ·vtce president than firat thought. later scored on an error. Milwaukee at Clncjnnati night In the aecond innlng Fiom was and Tr.acy Whaley, aeeretarJ·tr~a· Lout. w.a told Friday his heart in the 19M Drak.e Rel-ays. n wl!l . ·Burdette 1·1 vs Hacker ufe on an error and Taylor walkallrer. They aereed today that eer· CQndiUon I:UI:d improved enoua:h so ·the first defeat of Morrow's collund•r'• G1me1 ed. Tbey botb scored on a hit by 0 ';;;·------­ lain other effort. to raise the n, tbat he might be able to resurqe · 1;;0o;il;;;.•;;1<;..;;<;;;•'~';;; New York et Philadelphia 2 Boggeu. ceuary rnonefha~ing f~led, · an- his job 11 1 referee of wrestlinJ lrooktvn _. Plttlburf1h other public eampalrn which wiU matche1 The income tax-troub1ed The P'aloon1 IJCored twlte In the St~ Lcful1 at Chl~lfo touch bl:lsineas men, orga~~iptions, 'l.ouis is. ip a. ~tlon to weJ.corrie bottom half of the fourth inning · Mll..ukN .. Clnclnnttl and resadenta must be· started at , · any aouree of add~ revenue. . . and then tied it up in the fifth. In ArMrkan LNtiM the fourth , Jerry ZerKle walked w. L. Pet. 01 1once. Mr. Whaley 'explained: a~d scored on. Larry Llevlng's hit: Chicago 8 t .8117 ''TheN Ia f600 In the · LIHI• are orced to attend and lend, Laevlng scored when the starting . Boston 6 3 .667 t LHeuo II'Nllt.HY# Th1t'a •oueh their aid to the job of fiuallCing hurler for the pirates, Enock tired New York 8 3 .e20 111 ••• ' . to put tha llttl• fellows en tho and walked three. Kansaa City 5 5 •1500 2'1 1 dlamonch. But w.- h1n been the summer re<:reaUon baseJb.a:I -1 5 ,f41 , In the fifth inning, Zerkle agaio Baltimore .. keel to ... up 1 prop1m for., HOME 3 IJ .375 3\1 started everything with a base on Clev~land Pony L-.tUo ..... boya n 2·1ff projecl 3 6 .338' balls. , He waR followed by John Detroit OR AWA:Y a 7 .300 4\1 . He went on to note that .anotber • Hall, who singled. Zerkle .scored Washington thia yellir.'" PriHy't Re1ult1 on DenveJ Gibbs' hit and Hall $600 wUrbe needed to buy uniPERSONAL PROPERTY l.non 6 N•w York 2 came home on Larry Llevlng·s forms and basic eqUipment, ant:! INSURANCE ON YOUR ... Balltmore 4 Welhl~ 3 nl1ht ground ball which forced Gibb's -m ore to keep the eorublned . ·~ . Detroit S Cltvtlancl 0 ni1ht VALUABLE POSSESSIONSat second. leagtles operatin& through t:t.! Chluvo 4 KtMM City 3 nil 1t Tbe line score: YOU! .... PROTECTS schedule. Two Pony Le•gue teams TO I'll GilT ' . Seturclay'1 Prob.ble Pitchers Sandyville 220 000 ().....4 4 4 in Pomeroy are plann!KI. one from Barry Sullivan Barbara StAI\WYCk against flnanelol loss Boston at New York - Brewer Wahama 000 220 1-15 6 2 Syracuse . • Minenville, and one MAVERICK OUIEN BaUerles: Enoch; Snider (LP) 1-1 vs Shantz 1·0. "' from .Racme. These boys are all (NAturama-Like Cinemascope and BUrke; Zerkle, Gibbl: (WP), Washington a t BalltimoreWhat's more, (In Color) "graduates'~ of the 19M Uetc and Hesson. Stobbs 0.2 vs Fornieles 1.0. --ai~~Q=Le~gue program. This ProtecUon Is . Detroit at Cleveland - Foytack Hu8b Marlowe IIi Jeap Taylor tbe y<nath protrarn O(Ueers •of · Yotlrs At Very ~w Cost. ().() vs 'Score 1-1. Casper Will Hold His EARTH VS T E ~LliNG ho)e to matcb t.be Little Leaguc'j ' .. Chicago at Kansa11 City - nlght SAUCERS $6dO with another. ·$600, ·r nakh f Lead Without Trying •Donovan (KJ . ys Kellner Q-1. -a(iq-;$1200, then operate the Little and LOU!Svn.LE, Ky. Pl' - Wi~h­ Sunday's O.me1 Comocty tnt1 Carhlon Pony Leagues out of One "finan· out swinging a club. chubby Bill · Chiugo It KIIMIII City clal pot.'' Cupar is certain to retain ·h i .!1 D•trolt 1t Clev•l•nd 2 SUN.-li(ON. - APRIL 28-29 However, ·t hey Said $1200 will two-stroke lead in the ~0;000 Ken Wathlrt~ton It 8altlmo~ 2 Henry Fonda • James ea"a:ney not beenough to operate bolh lucky ·Derby Open golf tourn .•· Bolton It New Yorlc Jack Lemon ·W illiam Powell . le.agues thr~gh Ure season. ];: m"ent bccausc thi! unique links MISTER ROBERT$ . w1H be enough to get" both start show is taking the day orr to s~ ·! (Cinemascope Technicolol') English Puncher May · ed. This problem wUI be dlacuastl..1 th.e raL-ea. -alloat the Tuesday night meJ.Ung. CaRpar caned an even par 71 Return To Europe Margaret Lindsay · Walter }leed Parents and community leaders Friday for a 54-hole total of 207 WASJDNGTON •UP - Hogan intei'bted in t~ youth pr?gra(n Elo\ERGENCY HOSPITAL He was followed by Johnny PG ~ t . Kid Basaey's mattaaer tbreatene(l Peter Thomson, and Jack Fh>.::k today tG return to Enalantl "un · at 209.~ len .we can 1 i 1 n up a fcatl\er· weight title fla;ftt' wltbln tW<J .;r ~H::-Oil=:S::E:-M::::-EE _T_R-15-E three days. •: MEMPHIS. Tenn. UP - M. N. Mana,er Georgd ,Biddle made Gammon has been !Jelling meat the statem~t foltp'wing the dat: . lot the city's zoo anlmab for 43 z~in( American debut F'rlday ni~ht years. In l~. Gammon said, p.orse of the powerfully-built Baney, meat sold for five cents per 100 Brltlah Emplre champion fro1•1 pounds. Now the price Is $13 to Nigeria, Afrlca. Basscy overwhel· $115 per 100. med Miguel Berrios of Puerto Rico died five years aJo. He w·;nted to by brute force in their natlon•IIY· hold onto the club but In order to televised 12-round bout to score settle the estate the team was or. a unanimous upset victory. dcred sold. He tried to buy it him· NO HILP self ani;!. failed. GOSHEN, Conn.-Mrs. Alberh John Ay Me!Haie, who is wilh the Tigers in Cleveltmd trying to ar- R. Perry'• cottage burned to the range a trade with the Indianl, around wblle she wa1 visiting was seen as the lo&lcal choice for her brother, Fire Chlef Lealie the general m•n•gerahip. Robinson. RESULTS WANT ADS Pony Players Need Mon-y 4 rtPme, a pUt of Detroit· T11er base- Ktf'CHIN Cllllina a..t qu•llty, t laollr oppliocl "r· 154 129 137 110 M 584 • DETROJr IJJ! - · ,~ CEILING T"ILE : · Ntln·ICOUIIIc, I 117 129 134 ISS 120 140 110 llO 1 16 482 !133 TAVI!!RN 107 1157 168 191 165 174 167 172 607 694 455 253 Baseball W. L. ·Rriggs Bitter Over Hassle To Take GM's Job fANaM LOOIIHG 14Sc oq. ft. I G. 128 177 1!50 liD 134 142 197 121 167 1415 J150 160 1'1!56 669 M5 King Shaken In Mishap At Huntington .. _ -.. -· . -...... -...... aradea, hard· ~OOd, softwood or c:omposltion. Oak. color rantr:e. tie a•- 500 !500 54ll !566 610 874 963 2741 FaJcons Edge san·d}'VI'IIe 5-4 In Ball Game ·- Beat quallty. Full Bet As lit· ' 184 1!53 198 213 215 1 . 'RooneUt King, local stock-car radtlg e11thwlast, saiJ toda)' be's hlld lt. . ' . His No. 14 was battung tor firM Malntalnt templete ttocktof all ..lld· second or third place in the teat· urc 1·ace F'rlday night at Huulln;r· lng r.pairlnt ~d home modernl· ton when his steerln~ gear failed atlon JHOduct• un•r one roof. and he wont through two fenceq Why mop arourtdl and rolled over at leas ~ four times. His car was .a total Lo.ss. Klnw was shaken up and bru;.; ed bul still ls about this morn!na , In tho first heat of .1 J<Hap tll.{'"e King led it for eight laps then placed te.cond when his en&:lne be &an rqldll'lJ. In the feature, ·!n wbleh he tracked up, his motor l'AO'Ie ~k , to life and appanently Interior and cl!tcr- L I m Jt c d. qlln11\ity was .too m~h to hantlle lor types in all atom· hlih grade hlanknt . Frtvltt;" ·, Beiledum ·Tuppers dard plys. o&' x 8' P<t· in11ulutlon. AR little Plains, Jllatie'a . tWx<! .In the letond nels as little as heat, 4nd wh near the front In the $3.84 ooch feature when his wheels locked 4c oq. ft. with another car. He took !ourh1 ) I ROOFING 183 181 169 172 169 LOCAL SCORES {4/25/57 TWIN CITY LEAGUE FOREMAN ABBOTT • • 133 166 178 201 226 904 SPORT CENTER .McKinney, G. 204 1115 144 Stobgrt . . 130 166 139 Co!lins 168'""173" 178 Drenncr 161 200 184 Handicap 19 19 19 711 613 664 .1'otal DAVIS WARNER Sisson 161 146 144 149 157 161 Damewood Dn..,i s, B. 148 164 lM oa~·is, w. 156 170 1911 Total 614 63? 638 Noon on ~un.l The Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Good, clear, kiln dried lumber, for every PUfPOBtl. 2k·&'li 202 579 179 516 224 rl75 1'0 ~ 151' 447 901 2616 CROWS CHICKS OVEC Smith Jenks Muncy Blind Hanrllcap Total N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 196 HJ9 180 179 140 844 Deenis Totals Neri Lewb Tola I IO hmcs around lhl) wo!'ld. 181 HU3 191 180 151 871 Bank!!" R£~ush, OP 'fOIIIICT R 181' I I PYREX "S" Cheuvront, J. Bell • Barker Chesher romm unit.y's seou l citrll trnvclcd Zll2,475 lllil rs l n \1)56 -·0r ab~u~ In llllddleporl Crow·_., Chicks won three games from Pt. Pleasant Hardware Thurs. day night to sew up the lecond hfl; lf of the Men's Classic League. 'l he Chicks already had taken the first half. They were led bY Bob Louks with a 219 high !lingle and 620 tot.al. Earlier in the week they too~ three from the pyrex "~" of Park· ersburg when Wes Belles had a high single of 224. CROWS CHICKS Louks 189 219 212 620 Menchini 187 1M 190 542 Horak 134 155 289 Kimes 168 168 Ui7 493 Cli fford 174 148 203 525 Belles 152 152 Total 852 852 917 2621 PT. PL. HARDWARE l;lacker 1~1 160 146 457 Blind 150 IM HiO 4W Blind 150 150 150 450 Choquette 173 135 131 439 Pninler 168 163 200 531 Total 792 758 777 2327 F~IENDLY POLICE TRAVF.L F:AST U.ETHOIT, Mi ~h.-Polic:~ Chit![ Ly1b8n EckhanH said thi~ FURNITURE Bowling Highlights CONSISTENT W. Mila. -~ .' ·. tv.·':.'.:.. .. • ~ ' ' ...... ' Owner. '- . ,_ . :."';'- �r .. I j SERMONE'ITE REV. WESLIY JINKINS ,astor, R.clne a.,tl•t Churc:ft FISHERS OF MIN Mt 4 19 J esus dellres to make all be......,...,., ......,m ., .....,. hevus- FUlberB o! Men He had c;:IUUt of La~lt:t D,.y SaiDtl, Old a knac k of approac hmg cvef)' .. ,.,. nata. oa Portla.D4 Route. pe rson Qn the baSJs of what th \t 8undor licllool 10 a. m. preao:IW1J person was Inter ested at tb" 11 L m. IDd 8 p m. aad Bible moment Jesus approached blm Btud7 ThuriOI:y 8 pm Putor C 1t was true, whether the perSt•n W. Proffltt Asll ChM. Hupp. wa s a man, woman nr child llOIII Church •f Chrllt. Lec.ted For example, h,e saw a woman .. l'om«<>y-llo!Tiolo!Yillo at J acob's well n ~ conyersahon - - 9 3 0 A.IL K<nlina centered around water and tblr ~r Wonhip 10 30 a. m. Evenina: Wor· Only he wanted to elevate the llJ,ip '1 :30 9 m Ronnte Euleton, s ubject from a temporal one to o1 mlnitter, Charles Kin1, JSjble sptrltual one He talli:ed ot livlnr sclloo~ Sopl wate r and of quenchmg a thir.-~t, ~ Ml...,..ill, JMthodltt ...!huMh. so thoroughly, that the wom .. ' lleY. R. ill. G....... H...,... would neYer thtnt agam Of II<Jutlb, Supt. 10 A. M. SuodQ course, he meant receJvlng J.he Sd>ool; 11 A. II Worabip Sarvlce; Sparlt and Eternal Life Holy ~ 7.30 P.IL So 1t was when he uw Simon • Mktw1y Community Church Peter and Andrew 'by the seN J>ooolq Creek IUJod. - · R. E s hore They were re:.l f11hcrm • Tit-. PIDrd Cleland, and ,aar..Qed lbeir livellhood by Cllan:h 7 30 P II Prayer catQ.hing Clah. Wou.Jd It have IIIMtiDc Wedn..... J>i.ll!t 7.30 P. beey ·. cballenge to them to Jeav" --~oonlllllb-iDriled. the ISil1y tuk they knew 1n or~r 1'M lyriCUM Mlfh1.sf Churth the Rev. Geor1e Davia, P11tor to (aiJo.w a stranger; if he h.ad eall4,ld 1them ~o preach the king. ~ School 9.30 A. M. Dua demiGod ffi tq be a polltieia.1 Wl<teb,..,.er. Supt. SlfIn t a kJngdOm. It Ill .not llkel• .,... 1:30<,. for men will auept only a Tlllrd P a n t - Churdt real llenge. Every sporhman lliddleport, B. L. Burell. •uJor. dreams about catc-hing a reallv School 10 .. m. Z.ulq large fhh Some tven tell about 1en1ce 'I .u o. m. the one that got away that was Orlct •PI~I Church. latt almo1t u large 81 he, hhmelf. lbin Street, Pomeroy, B.ey, J Jmagme receiving a ch•llenJe :o JdwiD Charle" Rector; )(J'I. Cecatch men who are smarter and dric W. Clark, or&&lill Wonhip more crafty than ft.sb It wcul I a.ad Htmon at 10.30 A. K., Hob really take a good bait and savy Communion flnt Sundax In mntb. to be an expert "Filber of Men." Church School, Be1innera aad The bah to usc tO catch meu Prlmarr, at 10 30 A. ){. For tnfor· ls the Word of God Roman. t·lfl matlon. (!oneerntna our wort, rcadR " the Gospel of Cbrht1 pleue ~elephone 302-J 1~ the pOWer of ~od unto every Chrl1tian Church at lt.-tivlllt • Happmess is quite fl!JSSible of achievement and lhe )>rocess of securing it is not too one that beheves ' It l.t more Eveey Sunday llt A M. Sunday complicated. It cannot be obtained, however, by "playihg ost~kh", keepmg the blindsure than any b,lt you prefer to School and Communion firat Sun. use for your favorite !iRh; ban fold of the umnformed pver your eyes The eyes must be opened to all Utal goes on 4ay In month 11 A. M. Cburcb blue gill or whatever it hlppena rommun10n and pr~acbiDJ, third about them Keep well informed. Be prepored to f>ce realihes and personal problems to be ~ Sunday in montb 1.30 P. !If: With the assurance that knowledge can solve them 7 I can lma,1ine that Jesus, if he church preacblna-" . To become a happy person, have a child's mmd, a clean soul, eyes that see romance were to approach you at your if'b Christian Ch,l.trdl at Lont r,ot• m <Ommon ~lace things - a starlll n1ght-a sunset and above all bave spintuat simpli- would f I n d an lntereatlnJ tom, every Sunday D 30 A M city. These may be yours, with resulting happmcss, by faithful and regdlar <burch at· ('hallenge to hurl 11t you. If yo11 &undJy 5cnool and commllnloa; for IJ;t~re you wtll gather that cerJamty of mind and strength of will to help ten(!ance, are a doctor it m18'hl be. "I will fant Sunday 1n moath 7:JO P M fulfill these, which are your personal obligatiOns. make xou a healer of soul.s and of Cbureh preachtna:; Cbtrd Sunday spiritual hfe. Or, agal,n lt could ~n month 10 So A. lJ. Churcb. com munion and preachin(l. putor, ASJ't.!,a8\or, E<tttb Codner giuus EducAtion pro!,'!n•l'l1 at the Tea of Counly Counc!l o£ Church be, ''I wJll make a flelivercr I sp1rltuaJ baL!es" The Churcl. of Christ, Keno, Servlcea Sun ay 8 00, Tuesday at Federated Church, Wednesday ,1• Women. To the bullneu man or th'! every S1.1nday 9 80 A M. Sunday 1:30 and Friday 7 30 7 30 o 1b!e s!udy nnd prayer, Frrst PrHbyterl•n Ct.urc:h, Mid· man who handles money, lik 1 School and communiun, ..xond C:hrlatlan Sc:l•ne~ S.<lety, 1" 10 00 .a m community prayer scr dlepor•, the Rev , Howard Ruppelt Matthew and Zaeheu1, ll m1gt.t Sunday in month 10 JO A. M Mulberry Ave , Pomr-roy Morn· tllurcb communion and pre-.cbi~ 1ng service 11 t 11 wllh 'ProbutuSn VIce Saturday 7 30 Aprd 27 pa.!'tor Church School, 9 30, John he ' e'hallenge to "lay up trc •· Fultz, 11upt, Mornlng worship, 10 . Rurers in heaven where thleh lourth Sunday in month 7 30 P . Aller Death " the ~llbJcct or th , young adult clas ~ mcchmr lrt. chunh prcachlDIII lesson 11 crmon and the Golden Church of Chlrtt, Mlddltport, 30, sermon top1c "18 Knowledge cannot break It" or the nuctua· Tht Cbrhtltl'l Churc,. 1t Hem· 1'f!xt For ov er , 0 lord, lh•' Fred I. Gardner, pastor Bible Enoueh'" , 1peclal mualc by the S(hool. 9 30 Homer R1cc, 11upl . pastor, 6 p m. We.stmln.!ter Yout_h Prayer meetlnt l -• ...... Gruve, every S un da)' 910 : A word 111 settled ill heaven Church of Chrltt, Br.Aury, ld•·• 1 d 1 II . 8 und Iii)' Q\; oo lln commun on 'l'"'y wurd 1s a lam 11 unto my rl' ct Mornmg worship , 10 30 sermon Fellowship; Wednesday, 6 30, JuHward Emerson, pastor Bible School Bunda 1 lh 7 30 - .t I' subject "The Unan!lwcrable Arnu- Jor Choir, 7 p m Senior Cholr • -ond Y h n monr Mt, Morl1h Saptllt Church, MICI- 9 30:- Thurman CarJ'cy, IUPt ; •Mo:rg. u ~.. hu h th'· s r . and a li.." ht unto 111 y path P•. ailll "" ment", ( hns t1an Endeavor, a p •m •· c rc .,,eac lftl our un· 110 89, 10~ Wcdnclidnv ev<' nm " day iD moulb 10 30 A M cburcb "' Eventng scrv1cr: 7 30 sermon "1 dleport, tbe Rev N D Bordon, lng wonhip, 10:30; Chrastlan Ens rrvu:~c .tl 8 The pnblu; 1s c •ll Nct•d Jc s u~" Wed , 7 30, Prayer pas tor Blhlfl Schocl , D"Hii, Arlena deavor, 6 p m. Kvenlng aervJce, co:~:~~~~~. P~~~~::." itar & d1~~ol\y lnvlh•tl lo allcnd H<'a rhn l meet 1ng and Btblc Stud}: 8 30 Reese , supt , Mornmg worship, 730 Pretbyterl•n Church, Syracua, 10 30 , BTU 6 p m .lattrpriM, Rtv. ltopr Bishop, room wtlh ~lr1c cntra nrc lllC!llt o Chotr pracl1cc. the Rev Howard Ruppclt, pastor Pastor. Mornlna: st 11 r Sun :lay a1 the l oar or lhc churt·ll OtJcn o Heath Methodist Church, ~ldChurch of th• Nuar•ne. Mlcfdl• J!4ornhtg worship 'ervlee, 9 a m 8ebool 9 .a A. M N.ornlna: wor- the public on MondEt) from 2 u dluport the Rev c. n Knnkrlght port, lhc Rr.v Robert F Styers, s~rmon topic ;•r. ' Knowledge abl.p at 11 A. M. M.YF Su.nda~ 8 , e 1 P M pa ~ tor Sunrl~y School 0 30. Ernest pa11 lor Bablt' Schon! 9 30 Le~ter Enou1h?"; 10 a. m. C11urch School nina at 8 p 11yer meelJna: '!'bursHarl'ltonvlllt Pre1byterian, R. C Cuvc1 L, supt , Mormng wm.sh 1p, Taylor, supt. , Morntng worship Peat1.)1cBrlde, supt. dJI)' evealnc. F.nt~;~rprlle SuDdt.y Zundel, Supply P11lllor. lU 00 10 30, ~wrmon toptc, "1 he Oi&et Unlted Methoctlst Church. luScbool 10.10 A. M Mornln& wor- Church School M W l• lnl.1w pie s and Tht tr H1scn Lord" , fl p 10 30, 6 4S Young Pcoplr..s' mccl. m g Evcnmg serv1ce , 7 30, W(d 1ene Brown, pastor Sunday School 1hip 0.30 A oK YF at 6.30 P. M Supt ,7 4S Worship !lcrvlcc an I m• Youth l'"ellow ship: Tuesda y fl 9·1S a m Theo Smtlb, Supt, Wor nc sda y, 7 30, Prayer meeting ~YeniDI worahlp 1 30 Prayer Rcrmnn "ll Life After Death :.1 30 Fa,hcr and Son Banquet, Wed . Church of Christ In ChriJtlo1n Rhlp 10 30 a m.. Subject "Into All m.eetiD& Wednesday 7 30 p M. Gamble ?"' ncsdav rhoir pr.ctict 6 45, ThUTs Middleport, the Rev Guy the Wotld" MYF Wiener Roast at Umon, Ul Ch.urch~t, Letert p:1 u1 loAlfred Methodi•t Cht.~rch, RI'V du y District Spring Confcrf!ncc at F SRyrc, pastor Sunday School, IJ p m. at the paraona1t Prayer 1er Martin, Paator. Sunday S;hooJ R M Grove putor Sunday Porhmouth 10 a m 7 30 p m preachtna: scr meeUng Wednesday at 7·30 D 80 A 11. Wonhlp Sorvlee 7 p School at 9 30 Lloyd DllUIII!I:Jr Fint l•ptl.t Church, Mlddlt- vi ce . Wednesday, 7 30. Bible Cia!&. Thuraday, May 2, Diltract Spring M. Chrilttu Endeavor aih'f"Date Supt Worship 1ervlcc• at 10 4~ port the Rev C E. Hoyt pastor Church of Chrht In Christian Conferene<:!- The Franklln Ave with Dln1mnrc BoyJ 1•a lead!noil Church Schoof, 9 HI, Gerald An6unda11 at 1 .30 P. M Umon Hobson , the Rev 0 H Cart MethodiaL Church In Portsmouth Church 6f thl Neuran1, lyre. Ij:vangell&tlc &rrvirc.'l each evrn· thony, supt .. Mormng worship, 10 . Rupt . Su•1day School, 9 a n. An· 3 p m. till 9 p. m. Thoae expected ,_ K t 7 411: lth Fr 1 d N 13, program by Ohio Baptist Cameuae, .. _, • WJllllmt. putor. mg a " w ee an Orrll:l palgn Council prnenting skll "Our nle Mohler, supt; 10 a m broad. to att&nd in~lude the presadent of N d8 r lilurully Sthool • 80 A M Moralnl :&s evangelist. cast from church audUoehtm over W. S. C S.; Lay Leader: Lay mem wonltlp 10·30•, NYPS 8·80 P. M ,· Plr1t 1 1 ,..1 11 Church, Ralph ee or BaptUit Camps In Ohio" by young people, advisors and Parkersburg .!lta\,lon; 7JO, Ev1n- ber to Annual Canferencfl; Cbureh EvaqellltJc •ervlce 7 30 It M c Zundel, putor. WilliAm w~t members of campaign Council: !.: gchstlc se rvice, Wednesday, 7 30, • Sclhool Supt: Paator. Wedaaday evealna: prayer ~~teet ~ on, Supt 9 3G-lt combined se:· p m Dllltrlct meeting of Rio tDI for tbe midweek and Tuead.Q' vice of wor$hlp and 11tucty Sptl· Grande Baptist Association at Callfteraoon pra1er hour. clal music Scrmcn "Look ing Out vary Baptist Church, Rio Grande; ..._. of ,,,.,, Chnter, .... Of Our Groves" Nur~cry and e p m Junior and Senior HI YF, 4&7 Sebool 81:JO A. M. MoraiDJ Junior church for Children 6 3:) 1 30 Evcnmg wonhlp. sermon towonbJp 11 A M Sunda)t evenlq Youth mcaUn~:: 2 00 Assoclallon. p 1c "The EaRier After-Glow", Wed WOIIblp at 8 Prt)'tr meetiq oa al meetin& at ftla Gr11nde, Tu .·s ncaday 7 30 mld·WMk Prayer and I tb.WidQ I P 11. day 6"30 annual supper mHlin1 Pral&c service, 8 30, Choir rehears. Plot..-. w-. •l• ....a, ------- I .J Midd1eport Society Notts Mr .and Mrt Harold Tbomaa and dlu.&:bter, Tber~n. moved today trom the McMUter aplrlmenll. on Brownell Avenue to the Chester Erwin property on Soqtb Fourth Avenae Mr and Mra, Ben Pbil10n aod son, RuRh, are buaine., Ybltors in P~rkersbura: today Mra Katherine Nir.ely, Columbus amved WednCJJday for a visit with h"' aJ1ter. Mn John Berry. Homer Hartley receicved word thla week that has aill:er, Mrs Jamea (Allee Hartley) Wlneear, Columbus was m with a heart ~an· dltlon. Mn. Mll'tha Grace Denm. aon, Charle.,ataD, 1s ID Columbu• . . alstiDJin the care of MrR Wine11r. Stdney Kloes, who had tlken Mrs FraDllla Ginther aDd ebildren to their home ln Columbus Thursday, returoed here today and was ~ttompanled by Mila Juaruta Hawkinl who will spend the week end with her parent.. Mr. and Mrs. POMERfiY SOCIETY I Mrs Waldo J Bartf!)s wu the guut speaker at a Fello.wahl o! tbe COntreJational Chnatian it.ur· che. ol the Central Area of Oh 1., held Wdneaday at the Fll"lt Con zregational C~atian church Co lumbUJ, ' Cheryl Ebersbacb, dauahter nt Mr and Mrs. WUlard Eberabach Unjon Ave. 1.11 t>onflned to her horne by UlneaR Joyce Eber1b1ch ia a-pending several daya: wltb her .~rrandparent ~ Mr and Mr.s. C. J. Eberl'bac!h. Mlu Mary Denms of Columbu 1 Is the guest of her sister, .Mr~. George Hoofllck Mrs Bentz WOlfe and Mr! w 1· liam Baxter 1vudted ThurJiday ev e.ning an Plants with Misaea Au.:;usta and Ida 'WolCe. Mr and Mrs William :Pak left Fr1day evenang for a weekend viJit In CharleslDn ,~ Yl. va w1t~ Mr and Mrs WIIUam Grate They wc-.oe accompanied to Charleston· hy Mr Gr-ate who dr~>ve here for them. ~ Lester Terrell and children re turned to their home, Toledo afte · a weeks v1slt wlth ,his sister and brother m law. Mr and Mrs Ed· ward Parrltt and otncr rclatlv«:a RST IROTHER·SISTER ACT ELDORADO, nt --Onas GrilJohn Hawtlna Jr Sbe 1s a fre&b· ha m and hl!i s1ster Lucy Grll· man at Ohio State Unh•ersity 1 Pauline Zirkle, t tudent nurae at ham, enh.s led Jn t.he NtvY on th l Holler Hos,tlt al ScbooJ of NUrainJ, same day at Mario n, UL Both wa& &tlests ot Thomaa Skinner at we n~ se nt to the U S Navlll the annual Junior-8en1or prom, TrainJ"'Ig Center at Balnb.tidee. Frida y nl&ht Md. Rebecca Rolh&eb, Point Pleaunt 11 a week end peat of ber coua:ln, ELECTRIC ORGAN Jeanette crooks, and family and attended t.he Mlddleport JumorPITISTON 1 Me --1.Jmrch jan!. Semor prorq Friday tor Frank Colburn has electrlfletl Mr and Mrs. J T Miller and an fJO year old organ with an old three cbildrtn, Nortb Carolina, tranamlStliOn are movlnz to the Garen Stanabuty washtng mach ine ILRd a qltar ter horsc-p:1ower motor apartment on Grant Street )(r. Miller la an eJectrlclan at the Kaiaer Alu~minum plant at Ravenswood. Middleport re11dents who enter· ed Hol!er Hoap1tal thia week were Johnny Beyant. ){ra. Norma Ward and Sherman BUJklrt Jr. Mr1. and Mra. Leonard Mattox and children, Mkhael, Mary Anne and Karen. Nltra, are spendmg tbe week end with his parellta, Mr •nd Mn. Carl Mattox. Mrs. Frank-:Iin GJnther and children, Vieky and Gary Alan, wbo b4v,e bel;!"n staying with bet parents, Mr. and Mn. John H,w~ina Jr , slne:e before Gar7'• birth It Holier HOspital, liave returned to .their hOme in Cohlmbu1. Mr. Gmther, band direetor at Upper ArUngton High Sc:bool, pre1ented the band In their annual concert Friday night. Roxie Prlee, wbo is employed In Dayton, is a weE!k· end guest of his f1ancee, Carole Owen, and attend. ed tbe Ja,n&or.Sentor prom 8.! her guest Friday night Recent cursta or Mr. and Mrs L L. Lyon were Mr. and Mrs Bethel IUobard.! and three daugb. tors Ohley, W. Va. J 0 . Casto, who spent the wanter at Avon Park, F1or1da, 11 vl8itmg Mr. and Ml'll AI Cox. Mr and Mra George Fry, Lockbourne, are vl••ting her Rllltera Miss Mabel Hysell and Mrs, Her· bert Fink and fanuly. William Grate, South Cbarleoton has been a gllest of h11 father, J. It Grate and family. Mrs Noah Haskms Ulught In the Central SChool Friday lor Mra ferne Gaul • Mrs Shll"leY Mllb anf). grand. daughter, IJ.obin, Mrs Jobn Haw· kina Jr and Mra. D E. Roush were vi11itors in P~rke.rsburg, Friday. ' ~ Local c........ ...., .;.7~so~,~M~ay~r~o~ll~ow:·~h~!p - -- - - -- "'·I--m....., Wed. 1:30 p. p. •. But .. m.; TltundaJ 7:80 s. s. 8:30. Joral•r J:v. !IIDI-bl• I oa lbo IJI, lrll, ltb ......,._ Prarer IIHUBr 11'1<1Letart. Wortlllp 10;40. -=:~ :''BRIDGE OUTI' JUST AS HE DROV! OVER " . . . .-IT. ~ •.oa•v~ deal more11 mformaUon . on Teamster' Union chief Beck, committee copnsel Robert kennedy sllid sunday The ftrst of the accJdents lnve • Sl... l tt, u, ~~. tt, to, 14~ 16'n, 1t'AI, tu~, It'll £1CHtlehctd tlcfe pon•h to whlHfe your hid ll11tlfl thh ~~wall. fost Dorol tipper chu~ Controst iiDiflfl to 1 ...,d "'"' ..............$ ' 2.95 , to." Kennedy said the new mattrr involvea ~ompani~HJ in wh,jeh Beck "bali 1 Iiaanclal lntereat that have dealings wah the Teamsters Un· Ibn •r He sa1d the "mformatwn that we Wlll develop" will be of interest to the AFL - CIO Ethical Pr,.c beeJ Committee, wh1eh Ia already 1 ~.Qnsidermg Beck's case, as well as l.i.' to the labOr movement as a whole and tbe publk. 'The ra~ket8 committee ached. llle4 publlc hearing uhs afternoon to gave Earl P Bettendorf, Te>,iift<ina,, Tcx, busineRsman, explam why he · was alone with two 'reamif•• ·. ,,.,~. leaders aceused of achlm to appear after John X. Methe .fommit- ligated bY Mtddleport" Pollee Of· f1cer Gilkey was on the Shotgun· Rd north of Bndbu.ry at lc30 a no )unday :when a car dnven by James Arthur Wilson, 17 of 44.4 Peat! St, Middleport sk1ddert on 1he gravel roadway, Rtruck a bridge and then overturned. ThP: car, dama&cd to tbe ex ten or $200 1s the property of Norma W1lco :-. !)f the same address. Cars drlyen by Leonard Jewe. , 17 of 111 Bkeh·st, Pomeroy and Vlrg1l Ray Goff, 1022 Blreh·rj Charleston, W Va . colhded 11• the intu:tection of Grant·.st and Log4n at 7,~ a.m Sunday w1 th both 'cara. dalhaacd to the exte.1• of $200 caefa. \ ~ Nettber dmi"er was injured ana b~ PatrOlman no arrests made Ullk~, POliCe ()biOI day / Former Resident Dies ~uddenly At Hom.e In Fairborn In mett"r that the owner of lhe wHndermg ice cream freezer, Harry Morns, of Middleport had beeu a ~tearch located and reelalJlllold b1s pro·,. witneues n crty. Beck and hts are Beck's .11on two of Beck's wife's rela,.,_ Uves and a Teamster Union audJ· Keinteth F Good.!on, 46. Phocn ' • nw blolenl .,.,•• , • dMmtiflo Mw ~ r ' · llloa t .,. Azhc It a ~lk 111w ;tylo, •'de!~~. ;~t 1, 11tot of _.f,lmll«<el>Jelo aod operf"' ~...no'' • 10 !'- otbor ft~ ·- - ol your'-· Tlte now' ' ~~~~ lttiiJ - tl'J rich ....., lniOtlf ~ '"" Iiiii• of , cfht.. lhU ~-~ thl Ailee ita OW8 Ualqut dlstlnc:tion~,, It,ochood lo iJi;,lfOwiq ..,... • ......, of 1ho _ _ . ' • ~lloim tep. Tho ntw """" ot,tlni Jo penha; itliaood to. IIMln• _,on ani locautf. ~ WASHINGTON (UP),_.. Five' 'lll:~:~f~= bower:, cal;dllet-may resign drcles. · , Secretary of Defense' Charles E.-Wilson and Treasury Secre-.1 Fred Schroath, 49 husband o' he former Carol Lo~1se Erwln ol Mlddfeport, die~ .su.ddeniY SunJay afternoon wh1l, playlna: golf Mr. Sthroath and. his family had moved Lh1s wmter to a new humP •n Bridgeport, W, Vl and he wat lo have opened hls new Oldsmob1le Agency in Clarksburg the faro;;t of May Survlvor.s Jnclude h1.s w1fe and ~on., Ricky, 10, at borne, a n d a daughter,\Ann 20 a soptlomore at the UniversJ.ty of Wtst Virgini.t, one brother AI. Clarksburg, and one "l51ster, Mrs. Ward Sterne, M.tl· den, w. :'Va. ·nnerali senkes. wall be hel •l at 10 30 a ni <,on WedneRdJt at the DaVIS Funeral Home Bridgeport, and burial will· be in Br.id_Jepolt ' 11Jr. Schroath was reported to ))ave dlecl o£ a heart attacli: Frien:ds ol the fatJUiy came to Mid dleport after Mrs c . M. E:r;wm, mother of Mrs. Schr.>ath, Slunda, evening. -1 ix, Arizona, resident mana&~ ,of the Ht:nry J Kaiser Conatnl\:!\idn was Jt.-c RuniorFive ' ' Planning To Fred Scbroath, 49 Fatally Stricken With Heart AtJack Kennedy said the son and two 1 relatives are wanted for questaon· ~ iDe because they hold "prominent roleR Jn eerta1n companies that bave bad fmanclal dealings" with the Team.!lters Co., at Ravenswood kiJied cra.!lb~d over enb1nkment on Ohio Route 7, V ·"·'' twn ll\111::1 ,outh of Maraetta. Gooaion was m chmrge of con· strucUon at the $200 mdllon aluminum roiUfl& mill on lhe Oh1o Rt· Vt'_F 't Jlave.nswood, W. Va. • Patrolman He0ry W~tttx . · •1j taty Gtort:t' M ltumphrey. viously have been reported ready Ethel Garland, MinnviHe, da.naged the front and rear fenders to return to private life.' of her ear (estimated ~t $50) SUol / The GOP circl~ Slltd ' the three day afternoon whe n she tried to c.ther c.bmet memben' who may pass between two parked ro1 at bow out soon are Seeret&l')' of Condor al'ld Plum Str.eets. H e r State John Foster DulleR, Secre- car .struck the car parked on the tary of Commerce Smclair Weeb right l!lide of the lltftct O'flOited by and Postmaster General Arthur J:; WIIUs ~WJU, Pomeroy. Summedleld. · A car parked illegally on the Wjfaon and Humphrey wer.e ex- left alde or the street, aecordinq JMeted to stay on untU aft~ the to Werry, 1s ownoo by James W' outcome of the -congressional Rutland ltta repon. 1nd1'"._ fights over appropriatiOns, de(ense aD arr~t may be ma~e and t&xea. ~- ---- ' In another ~Uiston Eliubet" J. Kennedy, 33, Columbus,O, ,stopW1l11on's reslenatlon bu been rumored, and demed, fctr months. ped to Jet another Cll" par'k when Reports that Hump"rey Is leav- Robert Robinson, 18. Pomeroy bit Ing sprang up again last wee)lj and the f-ron' of bet car u he went the Tre4sury ~ecretary himself to drive around Ilama1e to tbe dropped a strohg htnt that he Kennedy car as was esUmated a• plana to resagn soon. Humphrey ~Funer,l services will be held said It was well knowrt that he had Wednesday 1\ 2 p. m for Mrs ''been in tbe' eabmet much lonliler Vergie Pickens Krider, 80, wbo ttian I originally plannod " died about 9 30 o'clock' tbis mornT)lree name.! have been :.menIna at the home of lit'. and Mrs. taon~d n .POUible Rplac:eDJSntl ~ Clifford Morris whett!' ahe had re. for Humphrey. They are ,Q.6bert aided for the part six yem. B. Antrenon. a Texas. ElsenMwer ..... , ~ Mu Krider is tile last of Demoont and former depUtf de- I fanuly, and I.B 1urv1ved by a numfenBe P8C!'etary , Undersecretary of I• W ber of niecea and nephews, one of TreUUJ:J' W Randolph Burgess. The Sentor Class of Pomeroy Two men who bad la.ld out fine• whom 11 Tom Pickens, Racine. and LeW11 W. Douglas, former Friendl mQ' eaU at the Ewing High School will sponsor a rum· ambaatad,or to Britam and one- of $lK) and co!'ts on charges of 1.1· time blldJ:et dar~tor under Pres!· toxlcation were released over tbe Funeral Home untU about JlOOll mage saJe MaY 2, 3, 4, to help sup· weekend Sheriff Robt.rt C Hart· Wednesday when tbe body w1U be port their trtp ta W:tshmgton, D. dent Franklin D. Roosevell tltto to the Racine Baptist Church c. Should Dullej! Jeave, Undersec- enbaeh repotted today, They were Wllllam Lewis, Brad;ijfrom where 1ervace• will be held retary of State Chmt1an A. Herand where friends also may call If anyone has any rummage they ter, former governor of MaiJathu- bury turned out )londay, • n are to contact Apr11 Shasteen, seets, would be a likely sueceator. Jerrv Wll(.. l'omeroy .-eleased until ICrVIce.!l. Mn Krider was a mem!)er) of 192-J; Carolyn Si!lSOn, 14-M, Linda Deputy Defense Secretary Don. Saturday Both were jailed ear)Jr the Racane Baptist Churcb since Moore, 436-M.: Ld~ Terrell, 339-M aid A. Quarles, recenUy moved up this month. 1 1he was a child ofll, and belongd Bill Woodard, 184-M, or Tom Gl'-" Juatlce of Peace a. E fi'om secretary of str, waa describto the Raclne Grange. Burlal WID ett, 217·X or brmg 1t to the Brown ed as Wilson'• most like]~ 8\lccea- reported Clifford w -Darlt, Pleasant, charged In bls eourt with be In Greenwood Cemetery beside Buddang on the cornor of West .!!iOr II the defense chJcf departs conversion of fund.!, was relel8e41 her late huRband, WUI J . Krtder. Main and Butternut Ave when the case wu settled out of - - - -- -- -.,..----------~------ Krider Servicts To Be Wednesday MtemoonAt2 Pomeroy Poli·c·e ctivity 'Slow For \Weekend ::..~: s~~~~~: g~~!:'!:'o'~~: brought ht ~~t?:.....s~~..~a~~!~.~u·s·I In the o1 Pomeroy and colt on -._...... of ., Lalor Dor lolnta. 1 1 ~rge Court I I F ~­ 01J"Iau. on Portl1nd Ro1d ~ua<l~y UO am eourt and Bible Enjoy our fresh, wholesdme ,mill!._ , • !I 1~1 ,! ' ' ..;/ c~king; ~~'king !,~,~~~,-Qt~: The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company . ,. POMEROY OHIO · IIEMBI!R FEDE~ DEPOSIT INSURAN:CB CORP. Jtlemllir Fftlti'il Reiene Bydeill' · ' er tosty prOd~cts too! ~ , , ' " ' .' . ,, In m~rriage" NIS apl'atenUy vital of June, traJAdmln\ona, Saturday. Ed:trard yo~thfut roman \ Myel'S, MinerRvlllf", Jay "M"era, Jlomeroy: MrJ. Ear~ Fratlir, Co· of April In the tioon- lumbus, o. Sunday, Johanna Turnwere further .111 er, Pomeroy, Linda Carpenter, Ra· n it wns reported cine; M)' ~ Henry Ward. Middleport, single app~icatlon William Kaspar, Pomeroy; Gordon Wlnebtenner, SyraC!ua:e. on ll)e. blathatgea, Saturday, Mrs Fran- Mlo:l<•f cis Rite and baby, Middleport, was toued Mr1. Earl Frazier. D~huges:, Ed ,pme for Re,q~r. PomerO~; Mrs. Grace Ab· when he bolt, Pomeroy; Dorothy Bent& and in tlie batiy, Racine;' PbYllli' Stone, Porn· Rod So<. f1tOy, • lf~or ' Racine Fire Department Plans 7th Annual July 4 Celebration The R$clne Volunteer Fire Department today an11ounced by Patrolman plans for their sevenUt at~nual Fourth of July Celebration. driving <Oblle The day will begin witb a parade at 10·30 and condude wiUt evid~·n:t !:~Jtlns~;. an aerial fireworks display at 9:30 in the evening. · Upoo arriving m D01l1as she is !o .procede to Wa~o. Tc: ..u , the h~art 9f the stricken )rc,•, \\here •lie ked Cross has Set up Iii 11'1minatratlng ofF!~' for th' rff~>on. · Mrs. Camp&eiJ is an experi,;mced Flltt Appeal ter service Wo1ker. bivlD& Pomeroy Vln(ent Broderick, qr,rvt! tbe Red CrOll.! in disa&teri RD.. hils filed has appeal in Com lb 4.. o the 48 states. mon pleas C!!urt. here in the c1:>e 1J o extent of th!s dJJaster is Broderick n . Chalmer P Wylie yet unknown as evf!n mdre rain ... admlnia,rator of tbe Bureau and wind storms have beeR pr1- ot W.otlnnan'• Compenaat•on of tbe ltu:lultrlal Couwlilsiou of Ohio. dicted tor that lOcal. . Seniors Planning ARummage Sale 'Willard Goldamlth. ic~ent to prove D'Wit, but did show recklesR operation or a tehicl,. Goltblnltb, -plea~lnl ~"ot tuilt} to that ehlfle a:lso, was found iulltf and fined ~ and eosb. John D. Gersper, Columbus, ~lead IUllty to reeklcsR operation of a v~hlle aftu hb arrest by Patrdlman ~rY\, Saturday and waa fmed $10 and eost. ~ often .... ploin or tlpl@Ur!"d, irj I Honor Society Huu ean flew Sunday ta Riyfldh, lii,.,..,:Hr~ traiiderred' from Pome- political center of Saudl Anlbio, School ;year after for talb with the ICing wtwae ~•pl•oti••e three• years of skldy Saudi troops backed up HUS&eiD at be1ght of Jer(lan's crisis and even helped m1.1ntalc ord~ 10 the trou. thll area bled area on tbe West bank of the: Jordan R1ver • *"· I !!.o ld Silqdi.y when hu car B).ll whether thf! four..power sohdanty of Jordon, Egypt, Syna and Saudi Arabta could conllnue in the ssme form at before appeared doubtful A Jerusalem dtspatch utd that only Saud's mtervenllon saved Jo'Nen from be1ng carved up by 1ts nctghbon The Jerusalem dhpateh Rltd toformed ob8ervers there believed Kmg Saud had warned the Syrian and Egyptian delegates whiCh vi. 1Jted htm m Mecca tbtf week end that thf! Umted Slates mt~nded to mtervene mlht8nly 1( they tried ta tur Jordan apart Syritl A~tPNhMtslft Syna waR reported apprehensiVe that Jordan reach an agreement w1th the West-a move that eould encourage the pro ... We!tern ele. menta now tu~pre.!R ed ln Syna. Cairo dlSplkhe.s sa1d Egypt and Syria 'lnfe amuous to keep Jordan wathin thear neutralist (old despate Huasem'a rnove toward the at Wer-t. colleellon, at Middleport and a)so / HOWard Kress, Jr. Wins Annual AGE Education Award four power Arab "summJt" · to try to reunify Muialter Jordan·· up- a member LOjlpf Bi!'lrum , !O' repotted $1M 9G As War Tensions Become Eased Haward Bangbam Kresl, Jr , 8%2 S. $th, Ironton, hu be«!n notif1ed that he has been selected as winner ci oM af the awards ra the lllft7 competltlon for the Amencan Gas and Eleetric Syatem annual edueatl.on~l award. KreSl 11 a aon of Howard Kresa, and the late Mrs Kr.-Rs. His father il dtstrict manager of OhlO Power Co. a\ Ironton and formerly manaIn Pomeroy 17-year-old Jronton Higb ~~•ool ae6ior bas receJved a letter congrakd.Uons from Phihp president of AG&:E. parent or is the <ol· the Two .-epal"'llte aCcidents ropo"t· ed by Middleport Police over the weekend rest~ltcd m a total oi 1i600 datna~oetJ to three 1uto8, b •t dravers of the three ear.! eseaped without inJury. putor, Jlorvleaa Sundo, 7:10 IDd c~.,.~ County Religi0118 Education Week Schedule/Given weet il "Gocl'a Love We Sbue". PMenh qd lriendl j -1011 I Cbortto l ..k 'J'Uedlr 7,30, SINGLE COPY-6e '· By Unlled Preu Jordan's King Hussein returned today to his <apttal of Am· man from tallu w!Ut anU.Communist K1ng Saud of saud• AraLoeal mlnllten aftnounud today that the week of API11 28 throucb bia that could lead to a new alignment of power in Ute Middle May 5 b obtened t.....,pout tile East. Dation aa .. Weekday ReUIIOut EdAn Amman dispatch said a "ma)or announcement'' was ex· ucation Week". Theme for the peeled Utere later in the day-possibly an agreement for a Kaiser Resident ~~ager Killed ~OirRt. 7Sunday How.Mueh o1 Your Pay; W~[You ~·~ve? tleel .foao . .,.. p. p. m.: _ . , , " little ..,..., nwth an4 1 lfttk. c..a.r ntreme swth tothy. T_...,,,. felr ...,..., ....ly . - . ....... _.,. chant~~ In N~QeratuN. HJ,h , . . , 5U5 north, 6J.12 ..uth. Lew t.. nlaht -.s.t north, 44-54 lOUth. •• ~~J~~~~T~~ (UP)-,-The Sen~te Rackets Comm(ttee .has ' 'AtiVIIW l d - Grlftltb pulor, • • • - · t;JO 1. m.; li'Ollfll Poopl• '*"*''.. 1 j~ ~· ' ' ;of POWer" \ • ,; Ohio• P..tlr ·~- . . lr ·~ _.... w1t11 • loor tcf!• . tor. ~ 71110. • ' Union Boss Beck Faces More Senate Probing coMeP.f of mfHiem •"'-lnfl 111 1:00; P.tlyer Meet1a1 Weclne• lfJieJJ Run SUDdaJ Bebool 10; Pr...blfll 11:11. Jl!.ew• .' ' £1berfelds " , ... Mol-d flatu, l»utor, Llunl CUR. 8ua4ay llebool UO, Clau mootJaa 10:101 FMY , ...,,. 7·00; Proaol> • Pomeroy-!l!lddleport, r•••,,,,, •eel . I.·;;'.M~el~a~·~C~o~u:nl~y-W;•·~k~D~a~y~R~o~ll~--·~·~-~Fr~ld~a~y - -- I. DeNted To l'lle l•tere~ fit PAGING MARK TWAIN • Hlphoslre adfon tlt<evfl, tullj' pfcll. HARTFORD, Cllnn.-John Q ~~~ co.... ~ TJl.son Sr, 91, of New Havc.n Ue .._t, wo lacll hllll, tlons of the mt rket cnnm:.t mcli a report contained m th" ROSE, MAIZ£, ILUE change Its value ~tate manual tbat a speaker or No matler "hat your oecup ,. the legislature's House for M Many new styles to choose tion IJI, under '• -G,od'.s bieMlng:!, years ago was dead The s peake1· !ro111.• ts:od .wanta yO'u tQ" ~ a worker ID q'-"!:Stlon WIS Tilson ~ w:bn. Sttld, and w1tne.!s of liD dear Son "I'm very glad to •oapPftai'•WJd g1 • • Milke your bulltl~s& .m oppo:rtun- Vl!lble evidence that the r('por1 lty to te'l others of tbc go01l of my death Was somewhat cxa~ new1 of Jesus Christ. He 1s risen lots el milk lor , .., j.,/tl, ,,, Weatlier . .................................. ~ e ·n tl ..... se·en - n The die-East Summit Conference Is.Proposed • I • e ll ID Advertlllna ID C!reulallan --- " Chrltt au~ daylrH....., S.bool, Church 9 30 a. m. Lor<l'o SUpper lmmedlatel)' lollowlna. •• • Be As Hoppy As You Wo.,t 1., ~ All orpnb,tl.on• and bulineuea of the county are lnv1ted to make entrlea in the parade. Trophiea ,nu be presented for the best fl01l8. The. Bag Bend Minstral will present the evening ahow in the Racine Htgb School bulldinJ in the evening. The first annual celebration of tht~ =----,--- truck was purehaSE:d The village of Racine JDd tba fire department have $20,000 l&- .., vested m fire;. liehbng and fital aid equipment whlCh req~ " $2,000 to operate The volun\'Ar ftremen ti1ve freely of tbetr time 1n answering calls lloS well in · ruslng' the money to keeQ. the. pa1d The proceeds of the fourth celebration wtll he to ~:;::-~. pay the8e bllls The under Uve John squad, and Corbit kind in Racine was held m 1951 shortly ~:~fter the purchase of the first fire truck and the organ· ltation of tho volunteer rare department. The new water works wu alRo dedicated at the ume tim8 Since then an ambulance baa beeo purchued and a firllt aid emeraeney squad haa been organ. iled within the fire department. About oue year &JU a new lire department. r � 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/. 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