http://66.213.69.5/files/original/950bde40237b1522e099e88781bc01ac.pdf 48102cef4daff7f9d75c4fdd570757aa PDF Text Text 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 �. ~- ., TH 'S ongly reinfor s- v (:hanne . -r- CHANNIL a CROSSWO ( I . It plo ~-~· 20. Other• t ... I~ ...,. •word u 1rn - 24. A ~- eep rr. N'ak cloth ' lit \ eartlettl1 ao. !'~_r•!• ,, >'nlth, I ·· I : l .m. , D . 1/ .. .., ' tAlluMI .row A w li:PN ' \ 11 ' .' -· • r I ot•N NRI1 DX Ql ,' • OKJ • IU XA ·ou WI 1o11a.. - pe of �. ~- ., TH 'S ongly reinfor s- v (:hanne . -r- CHANNIL a CROSSWO ( I . It plo ~-~· 20. Other• t ... I~ ...,. •word u 1rn - 24. A ~- eep rr. N'ak cloth ' lit \ eartlettl1 ao. !'~_r•!• ,, >'nlth, I ·· I : l .m. , D . 1/ .. .., ' tAlluMI .row A w li:PN ' \ 11 ' .' -· • r I ot•N NRI1 DX Ql ,' • OKJ • IU XA ·ou WI 1o11a.. - pe of �..... ·----.- . ~ .... .' . ......... "". .c \ ' ' Dally Sentinel, Porneroy-Mldd!eport, 0., Aprll29, 1957-G SILVER RIDGE .--:-..-,..., I 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o\PJ"'lllmalol)- <t5 """"" "- 0 ., April29, 1957 -- Tuesday Is First Yellow Jacket"\liome Game In 2 Y.ears SPORTS -DESK • J By Chel Tannehill l llaseball Quiz: What if a fa,ir batted ball hlts an umpire? . l All you guys and dolls who appreciate what the baseball program here means in the lives of the youngsters · Little Leag4e and Pony League (12-15) ball s hould be for the kick-olf meeting Tuesday night in the Pomeroy Senio,r High auditorjum that will determine actually whether or the program is to continue. Meeting time : 7 :30p.m . Presiding: PHS Coach Dick Retton . Little League officers assisting: Lloyd (Dinty} Moore as veep and Tracy Whaley as minute taker . Make it if you can. Kids, if the old man says, "Aw, let somebody else do it this time," you tell 'im: " Pop , what's draggin' on ya. Come on . I wann!l play ball ." And there'll be some ladies need, too . There are $600 needed to get the Pony League of four teams set up in uniforms and equipment to get s tarted . More Will be needed to make up for balls lost, bats broken and torn suits. Liability insurance is a· must. It comes out of the firt~t several bucks kicked in by the good hearted . ' h bl t Th e 1956 I ,1'ttl e L eague season w h IC was so no y suppor · ed by the communities concerned had a balance of $600. That's little league money, not pony league . The officers hope to match that $600 with another, then u~ the $1200 as a· cOm· mon treasury to operate both leagues . Whatever amount ovet $600 is obtained in the drive soon to start of course will that much insurance of a soundly financed program . Parents from Racine a·nd Syracuse and Minersville shOuld be on hand Tpesday night. Their communities are in this deal too. Their boys are in the leagues concerned. Sports Desk had news today from · Harold M. Cooper, genera! manager of the Columbus Jets Baseball team . While Tracy Wha-ley is busy rounding up strong outside independent teams to play OVA AU-Stars here in a June series on the Wahama field at night, this writer figured it wouldn't hurt to find out if the Jets "B" squad might journey here for a game With our boys. Here is that part ol Mr. Cooper's letter ol publie interest: " Jn reply to your letter of April 24th I am sorry it will be impossible for our club tu play your All-Stars tltJs season We ha·v e few off days remaining in our league schedule and those that we do have are travel dates between · Hn- 1 { vana and MiamJ. Perhaps we might be able to WOI'k out next season." Mr . Cooper's Letter goes jn our file ffiilrkcd Nov. 1, 1958, in plenty of time to forewarn him we want consideration in year's available Jet open dates. ""Y It'• my /lunch our boys could give kind of a a good battle if not whip them, and that those bleachers be sagging with fans to s_•_e it. wo~d _u•_c~o Je~~~v~~.~~~~ v Follmer's Odds Drop, Sugar Ray Sharp, Bets $2;000 On Himself , ',, CHJ€AGO UP - Sugar rtay Robln.on'a !iharp hlttin~,~ luunmercd down the odd8 !od11y HI! he finlahed boxln~~: preparations for Wednesday nlght'IJ return title light with middluwelght champion Gene Fullmer. Young Fullmer or Wcsl Jordan, Utah. IS favored at only 2·1 lo keep his 160 - pound crown by beating 36-year·old Robmson in their 15-roundcr at the Chicago Stadium. That'a a remarkable drop o!alx "points" from the 16-tJ that prevailed over the week end. "A nd the price will go lower," predicted ono Cblcago bookie. "Sugar Ray has been v11ry impressi\'C in training, hut ~"'ullmer hu been ()niy SO· IW. The price will a:o dc>wn to 7~ . There'N plenty of Robln1on money 1howinl!l now." Aa the odd1 dropped , enthusiasm for the flaht moUnted rapid· Jy. PromOtor Jlm Norris, now on ' ABCT~urney Satisfies In Fort Worth FORT WOR1:11, Tex. UP - The retord 54th American Bowling Conmsa Tournament Ia hllltory, and executive aeeretary Frank K, Baker laid today: "We are very pleued. We think 1t ba. fulfilled our expectatJona. U ha1 lived up to Ita potential. We are quite Plilfied." The entry wu small , 3.006 teams, In lhlt "frlnie area" of bowlini; but lhe acores were tarce. ' Jim S~ldlng of LouiiYille, Ky:. won the 1ll-event1 dlle with 2,088, breUiniJ a reeord that had &tood for 10 )'fiJ'I. Peter !land Reserve Beer ol Chica1o took the team cham,pionthlp with 3,121.1, lhc ninth hl.be•t wlnnlnt tcore In ABC toi,U'n•ment hlatory. lob Allen of Yilnkerl .N. v., beeame the third eonae(!utive left bander. and onl>· the fourth in bll~.. lo win the •ln.~~:lcs Ulle . wltb hlt7liD. · ....JlOnnltt Jon,a 1nd Joe Mea:arw r of Sterlln1, Ohio, posted the aixth hJ1be1t doublea score In tourna,.ment hlttor~ in winning with J,· 368.· · The blth lndlvldllal rerles of the tournament w-~ Tl:li7 In double• by lohn S1P.d1 · ~lrllngen, Tex., and the J!l~ ~~ Yidual rime Wll ·• · 299 In llnalu ~ hy Stan ~WUJ1ama ·;of _ Dayto~, .Ohio, , ·. · Tba tournament will be ·~ld• Jn Mlfl, N~~ Y.) lttrt11l&' ·. Jart.h' 2f,t .' ' the scene, BPirl, "Tho ticket sale is going su Wl~ll I believe we'll htl\'e a crowd or at least 14,000 nnd u gale o! at least .$200,000." Jn addition, the 1'V • radio reiptll will lw $100,000. The hnut wt be televised ant1 broadcast /Ill onally, wilh a 'f Vblackout on a 5Q: rlllle radius from the Sladiu . Although Roblnton lost the title to Fullmer on • un~~nl· mou1 d•clllon In their fir1t fight 11 M1dlson Squ•.-. On· ftn, Jan. 2. he It so confld1nt of victory thlt th'M ht h•• btt $2.000 on hlmMif. Campbell Takes N.S Amateur Golf Tourney PJNEHUQST. N. C. UP- A put· \.er that was worth IU weight In gold curled Walker Cup ace Bill Campbell to his third North and South Amatl!ur golf ch11.mpion•t.lp In 8even yenr11. C11mpbcll paired bis unc-anny ability on the 1rccns with a bet. ter·than-aver11.11e chipp1n.; game to 1top defc ndlnf champion Hillman Rohbltl.! Jr. o Memphis, Tenn., 3 and 2 in the 30-hole final Saturday. Tho Huntin&:ton, W. Va., insurance salesman and father of five had to rely more heavily than usual on his putter arter It became apparent that hi.!! tee shots wwc Klltting him into one dltticulty arter nnother over the 7,007· yard Pinehurst Country C I u b cour&e. Campbell had hill moat aucce!l.!l in the 18-holc mornlna round, when he could d() no wronc and Robbin!! could do no rlt;ht. At the end of tile mornlna: lo, Campbell had a five-hole lead and Robblna had failed to win a sinale hole. New Jerseyite Wins Title Role Lay 5-0 Record OnLine At Coalton Today The powC!r-laden Middleport \'el· low Jacke ts go to Coalton Lhis atternoon for a first ga me in the s udden·death District llass A bnse ball tourn ame nt, tiJen meet Jac•.son HigiL Sehool ·here Tuesday afternoon in the first game at .ho.ne for the Jack cis in two years. It will be Lh e first high scho.:.: game played on the local munici· pal park tliamond as the Jackc ·i did not rield a club last year, and this is the second year for the dia mund. C oa~h Nolan Swackl1amer's bo)'S have taken five straight, three of them by monstrous scores. t•t. Pleasant fell 14-7, Galllpolls 13-J, Pomeroy 6-5, Racine 13-3 a u d Point lig<tl n 4-1. J i-m Bowles and Dave Hindy have beeri the 3tead;est tos-sers goi ng to the mound ror the Jackcts. Both are batting over .300 to .. Bowles is 'hitling at .478. The Jacket s are leading the Soulill'rn ·Division of t:~c Class AA SEOAL and re.:ardless of h o w they fare against Coalton today, look like the club lo meet Athens soon for the league flag. PANTHERS HAVE THREE PomeroY's Panther s, with a 3 5 record , .:o to Gallipolis Tuesday, play Pt. Pleasant here Wednesday and go across the O'hio Friday to play coach Ralph Sayre's Falcon~ . Racine tpects McArthur toda .. , VInton Cou nty champs, In Class A district play and H they wm, will go to Pik eton Thursday. The winne r at Piketon will play next at home against t', winner of the Mitldle.port-Coalton go~mc. If Racine loses al M~Arth~r today it will ploy Wahama utlder lights Thursday night. A, game first scheduled with Wahama Tuesday night has :be'n •postponed Wattama goes to Pl}int Pleasant today with its further schetlul~ depenrlin~ upon Raci•te fortun.c.o. Collt.ns' Nt.ne Test To Cbili6-5 Pomeroy's hard working OVA entry drupped a practice game on Sunday afterno()n 0-5 to Point Pleasant in an abbrevi11ted ive Inning a(fair called because of rain on Harman Field when Roger CHindul Henderson polled out two home runs to driYe in five of his male&' six rum. The stocky and powerful dub. mann ger got hi! Urst homer orl Ken Imboden with King and Warn. sley on In the second inning to put point ahead 3·2. His team add· ed &nother run th,at inning as Frank Capehart sinJIIed home J . Capehart. Imboden wa11 Jltted by Mana· ger Phil Collins tor Buddy Cundiff wllh two out ln the second but when Henderson came up again in the third Inning he gave Cunrlif£ the same treatment, thls time with only Wamsley on. Pomeroy picked up two In the Hrat inning when Mitch led off walking and with one out Cundiff poled out a homer. Again, in the four\):1 inning Cundiff led off with ·a !ttfgle, NC!IIselroad was safe on a hclder'a choice as Cundtff was out at second. Collins walked and Y()ung sine led to plate Nesselroad. Guy Eddie Guinther dQu))led down tile leftfield line to drlve ln Collins and Young. Rain halted further play. .Kcmny Imboden llad four strike· outs and walked two men in one and two-thirds lnninga. Cundiff fanned one, walked none, and pro. f11lsed to be plenty tO\IIIh when hill aftn geh in abape. Colllna aald today he was in- the market fOI\1 top flight experienced moundsman to match a lot of power In thill ' de. partment elsewhere In the league. "We'll have a &:ood hlttlnt club,'' he t'oncluded, "but w~ could be 1hort on pitching strength -hen we run up against Dlck Spencer, Gene He11s0n and Bowlei and Ash· Icy of Middleport. For Pt. Pleasant B. Capehart went all the. way and limlted Porn· 'eroy to four" hiLs In five lnnlnas. Point played ~rrorleas ball, Porn. eroy commlttlnt three miscues, none of them cGstly. RACINI WINS In another · warm·up &ame Sunday Reedavllle (to be called llteda. ville Instead of Coolvllle, bccauae home gamer will be 1i Reedsvllle) took Ita Clr1~ Qutlnll thia ~.ear · real easy,. as ;Raclne rolled over them! JS-1. Dkk Spencer and Balderson were 1etllnl kinks out of their arms on th~ Reedavlile mound. Raclne tallied ode In the ftrat Inning, tlve ln the &econd and five more in the thlrd, addlna: one n t~~;~ seventh. Reodsville aot Its run in lhe tecond lnnln1. L Taylor and LitUe Fooay Wolfe worked wlth M'~l~klea for Rlclnlt:· Boring ~aught· Spencor. and Balder. WHEEUNG, w. Va. UP - Lee Mill11, Trenton, N. J .. won thl! BingleR Utle In the lhtrd annuli Ahepa American~Hellenlc •Educationad Prograialve A11sociation bowling touuu1.ment wblc:h ended Sunday. -·MUlas rolled a 7015 total. He Wall followed b)' Jim Baalanls. War. ren, Ohio, 696, Nlck Pa1onls, Pat. enon, N. J .. 861 . .and Manuel Te1· }aa, WheelinJI, 007. ,&OIL • ' \ ' / Baseball Results· TAKES SUMMER JOI UNIVERSITY PARK, J'l, . UP . John Egil, Penn State bu~e~ ball coac h, will leave May 1$ forPuerto Rico to coach the M~a­ guet team in the Puerto Rleln League this summer. Jerry. Snyder ·1ingled · home Whitey Her161 iii the lOth to give the Washington SQ.nltorS" a 7-6 yictory but the Baltimore Ori"oles won the rrlthtc1p, 3-2 ,as relief pitcher Bllly O'Dell turned in TONIGHT 3% hitlesatnnlngs. Henry Fonda Jame& casne1 Jack Lemon William hweU · MISTER RGeERTS (Cinemascopc - Technieolor) "Wl111 By Str-e . - al&oMONTGOJIERY, Ala. UP MargateL Lindsay Walter Reed Patty Berg of St. Andrews, IH-~ EMERGENCY HOSPITAL often looks aft-er younger women pros between tournaments on tour TUES.-WED. APRIL 3o.MAY I but when the efl'ips are down, th • FAMILY NIGHTS vQteran eampaianer applies re" 2 Adult Ticket. Admit Truck Full tentless pres.sure .without regard Robert Ryan Robert Stact to age. Sunday she overcame a HOUSE OF BAMBOO five-stro~e d&ficit to win the ,Wo.l· (Cinem'lse.ope · Tecnicoicr) en's ·.western Open for the sLt~\ -alsotime. She wGn •by a stroke, 291 to Bud Abbott Lou Costello 290. IT AIN'T HAY Milwaukee Threatens To Make RUJaway Affair Of National L~e Race, Whips Reds 3 to 2 Br Unltecl p....,. ly FRED DOWN . · NATIONAL LIAGUI United PrHa Sports Wr1tt-r W. L. Pet. GB The Milwaukee Brav41s bne illMilwaukee 9 1 .900 lenc:ed their most aevere uitica Brooklyn 7 3 .700 -2 today wJth one of the futest Philadelphia 5 5 .500 f starts in National J:.eague ,hlltorv }~few York 5 6 .4,5 4;! fe1tured by five one-run vtetoriea St. Louis 4 5 .444 4;! aod a glittering 2.70 starr earned Cincinna t,i 4 7 .364 11\it run average. And in the proce11 they are Pittsburgh 4 7 .364 5\it Chi~ago 3 7 .300 8 ttu-eat~nlng to tQfn the'N. L. race into a two-te•m fight with the Sund•'l"• Retulh Phll•delpl• 11 New York 2 ht Brook~n Dodgers instead of the New Yon I Phll•delphl• 7 21'111 three 1 nd possibl)' four • team 6V2 inn1., IUtpencled, to brt . 1truJ11e predicted by the experta. The Dodten:, with a 7-3 record, are completed Aug. 16. the only other team in the league St. Louit 6 Chicago 2 ht over .500 alter two weeks: of plly St. Lou It 4 Chic•.-. 0 2nd ' Pittsburg~! 3 Brooklyn 0 The Bravea dealt tbe Cincinnati Milw•uk.. 3 Clncinn.tl 2 Redlcgs a staa:a:ering blow over Mond•r'• Probable Pltchert the week end when they made it No gamea !Chcduled six straight victories for the aea.. Tl.tfld1r'1 Gemee son over them. Sunday'a 3·2 trLChlu;o •• Brooklyn, night ..... Mllweube at New York, n6tht .. umph, in which 35-year-old Red Cincinnati ot Phlledelphia, night . Murff plc:ked up the flrtt Win of his big league career, dropped tbe St. Loula at PIHibvrgh, nlaht Ted Kluuewd:i-Jeu Redlegf three games under .500 and D~ 1amea AMERICAN LEAOUI W. L. Pet. Gl behind the front-running Braves, Yltlded One ltun Chicago 7 2 .778 ' Murff, taking over lrom Taylor Boston 7 4 .636 1 New York 6 4 .600 llA Phi1Jip1, yielded one run 1nd 6 6 ..500 2~ three hiU In tbe latt 15M~ lnniqs. Kantiis City Baltimdre 6 6 .500 21A Cleveland 5 6 .41515 3 4 8 .333 4lh: Detroit Washington 4 9 .308 15 Sunthy's Reavlh We1h. 1 S.ltimore 6 10' lnM., ltt l•ltlmore 3 Wa1hlneton 2 2nd O.troit 2 Ct.v.l•rtd 0 ht Clan. 3 Detroit 2 10 lnn1. 2nd New York 3 Boston 2 lOinn1. Crows C~cks are "hill id first Chicago 5 KanMI CIJt 3 place f~r top money Jn the Ohio Mond1'('1 Prob1bl• khedule State Bowling tou~·ament held No Games Scheduled. three weeki ago in Akron, .o. and Tu..day't G1mN ' with one week to go may see their Baltimore at Chicago handicap total of 3,~ pina &tsnd New York at Detroit up for a giant trophy and $000 Bo1ton at Kansas City, nl1ht cash prJze. · Washington at Cleveland, night The Chi-ck's ittua1 .pin tot~l of 3,003 also remains top, good for a MINOR LEAGUE RlnULTS smaller Cllb rprize, tnd another lnt•rn•tlanel Lt•IU• trophy . Bowlers on the team wer~ W. L. Pet. Bob Louks, Renzo Menchinl, Juni"J Richmond 9 4 .892 Dave D'arst and Paul Cllft' Miami 7 4 .636 Gibbs, or d. Butfalo 0 4 .800 Toronto a 5 .MS Rochester a 7 .417 Havana 4 6 .400 Cplumbu!l. f 7 .384 Montreal , 4 8 .338 lvn'day'J Re1ults Richmond 2 Montreal 1 lst Ricmond 6 Montreal 1 2nd Columbus 0 Toronto 3 1st C()lumbus 4 Toronto 2 2nd Buffalo 2 Miami 1 1st Miami 7 Buffala 1 2nd Havana 2 Roceather 0 1st Havana 3 Rochester 0 2nd Chicks Tops Yet In State For Bowling Reco~d The 'DodJ:ert ~uftered their third lob in 10 -sames wben Bob Frien8 flred a aeven-bJtle.r to Jive the Pitbbureh Pirates a 3.() decl· aion. Hlnk Foiles singled home Pittabui'gb's tirat run in tbe fifth and the Pirates added aingle tailies in · the seventh •nd elshth. St, Loula pitching U:mlted, the Chicago Cubll\ tO a total of five blta ~n the doUbleheader as the Cardinals ICOred 6-2 and ~ vict~ries ,while the . PbiladelpbJa ~hilUea w~lfop.ed.the New Yotk Gl•nU 11-2, m oth~ N. L. ga~s- The Giant. led m the ni,"J:hteap, 8-7, when Jt. WIJ suspen,dc_d In the, aev~ enth Wlth. Philadelphia's potentia] tying run on bas~ . It will be completed Aug. 16. - On..O•rne Leid The Cblcaa:o White Sox opened up a one-game lead .in the Amerl· can Leatue '· wben tl;ley, beat the. Karwaa City Athletics, ~. Chicago h11 woo seven of nine tames. .oo - Yogi Berra's lOth-innlnJ bom'er lifted the New York Yankees to a 3-2 victory and snapped the Bostori Red Sox' tive·eame wlnnlni streak. A crowd ()f ' 36,917 saw Don Laraen.· pick up hit fint win of the year after the Red Sox tied the acore ag•Jnst BGb Grim wlth two runa in the ninth . Jim Buby seored on uttber . J!'rank House's error to 'ive the Cleveland Indiana· a to-Inning, 3·2 verdict after the Detroit -Tigers their opet:ter, 2.0. · FOR uoo ... ,soo ... udli•. You name II. We supply it. · Clean. up bllls. Pay taxes. Buy spring clothes and bargains. Then Jlave only one place to P'l1· It's easier that way. We . are ready to back" y.ou with cash fn any way we can. *DRY CLEANING. -c>n ",.., • We Pldc Up & Deliver Heta. Cl11ned •nd SlodcH The CITY LOAN HOME & SAVINGS CO. LAUNDRY CO. 124 E •. Main Sl., Pomeroy Mld<lloport N. 2ncl Avt. Ernett Coverl, illgr. • Just clip rMs valuable coupon._•• take it to any nwrchant listed below·, •,) .3 :; OoetY ":; 1 ft•fdet " H~ .'( b I• 0 -· ,.~-- Got.!'" BALL - , _. r.;-~ \ I ' " ~ ..; .- I ' .. . " Pomeroy, Ohio • .' &w•.!lel'a ' .llldlo-'Senke Nleldea Galt Servlee Aasoelaled 'WIIMb'a I Allhlond MobUe . . ' . Middleport, Ohip ~· St:rvke Sen ire WU1011'1 Uted Cll"l ·" ~ \ 7 _ - themselves out as soon as you remember Skyway Lu1:gag~ The perfeet solution to give every graduate! '· ..-......._ the same 08 you would get with a $5f!l purchaSe!!. - GIVIN~! Graduation Problems PomeroJ !. ' • 01 1\.llf • TO GRADUATION _ Jewelry ,. . liHi-> ' t• ..~\ lq / l! -- Collins . ~ o· l . 'IlL ' -:- ~aalor, IV.red -'.!~· ' THE E. MilD - ing WOI'Sbip service, n )lev. Everett Branscomb trr other than the pitcher, It 11 1 hlt1 If the INll h11 teuche.t 1 flllcltr the Nil Ia In play; If 1 f•lr Hit hUt tn umpl.,. In feul terrtt_o rr It Is )ft pltr. SKYWAY NE . · ms ty rilowar . dKress J D: QUIZ ANSWIR, If tho Nil hits en umpl,. on ,.lr lf'O"ntl before touchlnt e fielder, ~ pruMd • .t ·H '1"' Gii84~L,{Nif! Waharna Hi Band Amerlcen AtMcl•tlan Omaha 8 Louisville S 1st Omaha 8 Louisville 1 2nd Denver 5 Charleston 2 1st Denver 9 Charl~ston B 2nd St. Paul 9 lndlanaJH?Ua 0 Minne11.polil!l 6 Whicblta ll l11tern L..gu• Syra~use 9 Readlne o 1st Syracuse 3 ReadJnJ 2 2nd Bin11hamtoo 1 ScheneCtady o Springfield 5 Albany 4 1st Springfield 10 Albany 0. 2nd Southern AatocfotloR Nashville 15 Blrmlnihtm 4 lilt Birmingham 9 NaahvJIIc 2 2nd Memphis & L!tlle Roet 4 Atlanta d Chattanooga 5 New Orleans 3 MobUe 2 VIdeO INII hH ' Aloo, LondDit reports that the So- I viet government r ..!Jy 1has lhi jitters over the tbre•t that North th~ Easter Me11age, "He R~en" 1 t' 1 Don't ·forget_.:.tomorrow night The Children's Choir, l joined by All.."· T t o wo.:. rea Y rgan za JOn m sseveral visiting <!hildreW :Jieilclered f.!l~ aile basee would present to tt in the Mason 4-H Leadera As jf;;~.~~~;""'"da· j School .. LJ·rua' se,· . . , ~~ t-he event of war. , sociation will hold its April meet"oo , '"·· •Y CHA'RLIS M. McCANN ) Uf• F0t: 1 ~.....,, ing at the · Point. Pleaaant High . · 1 , \lnl'-.. a. Don't b~ surpri.$ed of Onve Schoo1 Home £e(mornie'tl: Buiklinir ' FbiJoWing the services 'an Easter fl- • ••• rNia Stiff Carraeponcltnt •Beck, unde't- fire for alleged mis- at 8:00 P . m. We will discuSs at Egf: Hunt was conducted on • trt '!.!'~~~'"- 111 ~~~.~d ","1 uie ol Team 11 ter funds, is ousted this meeting matterJ pert.aining to church lawn, for, children ot the - he~d- ' ' president o' I the t oun trY•! b'1g- eur 4-H Activ.ties D.'V •v and County Begirmers, Primary and Junior the ~- tNt will .....ace tfM • .,.. gest union next faJ~. Jl"es R. 4-H RolU1d Up Day. Please try to Classes, with prizes golng to tbose 11,.. 1• uo ·• Hoffa, lorft t)le "Crown Prince," be present: of each ~lass finding the most .•· ,., seem. out a1 a &uceessor. He Js VOLUNTEER LIADER.S CAMP egg1. Cathy Bahr, of the BeJio ·'"r .. . Mi111.. Maye under indictment on bribery S I received a preview from the n~rs Class was top winner with ·· Intelligence ao'u rce•ln both Ber- charges. Washington belleve~r tllat tate Extension Office of ·the pro nme eggs. • ~~~ - lin and V.ienn1 II)' that •Ru¥ia is William A. ~· president (U the gram for Volunteer Leaders Camp ~n Easter treat was given the ·" ... ' prepning (.])to send atomic Chicago Federation of" Labor and at Jackson's MJII. The date or the BJteinners, Prim~ry, Juniors, ~nd , •1 -=rJ ._,.eapona to its army in East Ger- on~ of the 11 Teamsters Vice pre1. ramp is May 27 to June 1 of this Intermediate ~lasses by the teach, ,. u w many and (%) to construct a 1idents, may bec4;)me , head man. year. The Camp is set up to handle er.s and Sunday Schpol combined. ~ l·atring ot guided missile bases Secretarr-Treasurer 1ohn English 300 leaders and an effort i8 going ·visJtorS in the Garrett Chrillty along tM Austl'ian.Hunaarlan bor- is Beck's elifef antagon.ist right to be made to obtain thh number. home. Sunday, were thelr daughter der. Berlin . ftears tlhat steel and now. But he is 68, and is llkely Tbe con or the p:amp is $10.20. Janet, or Otterbein College, Mr. concrete undergro11 nd shelters for to ~ passed over as too old to There is a total of 300 six dollar and Mrs. Orville Cb:riaty and sons atoring atomic weapons and l;lliS- take over. scholarships available, lesving a Gregory &J:Id Trent of oolumbus' sUes already are ·under construeL~don looks tor a ·bargain total of only $4-20 tQ be paid b~ Mr. and. Mrs. Myron Makin and .. tlon in tM Maedeburg and basement · rCish by -Brit'isb Com- lhe leader. The objectiveS fur this Jalni!s, Atbei}S, Mrs~ Hazel Barn· ·,... ;; ~chwerin ~re1 s of East Oermany. nation.. when the nA"Vy· ~onference are as follows: hill and RU;lh Ann, and Mrs: James .:'. ~ starts di.!posing 0 £'\ta surplus warl . To provide instructions for St'itut, Tuppers Plains. . """":-:Mlulle Jitter• ~~~s under Prime Minister Hat- ·t he year-round 4-Il program . VlsJtors of Mr . and Mrs. QrviUe It _may seem straniJe that RU.s- o'-!f .MilCm~llan'S _dr_asitc economy 2. To provide instructions for Watson Sunday wer~. Mr. and Mrs. ala is planning to set up mis3ile Canada, Australia, New COunty Camp instructors and lead• Carl Watson and daughters .Zdena bues in foreign countries just India and Paklstan en. and Linda, and son, Euge'ne. of when it is war~in1 Norway, Den· t'lbi. : l~~;.j Daytel).. ~nd Mr. and Mrs. Frank ~ 3.To providefun. mspiration , life en- Si mar k an d T be~ :JieJI.t!rlt~. qtlJJtJ NllrneAi.-al\4 oops an d Rosa1ee, Parh:ersbtlrg. • they face di&asleP. ' ll( ilr~y perml\ . Visiting with Mrs. Ellie Pyles ., the estab1ishment of such ba&es · .'fh~ t~emJ!! of· the Conference · -Tuttle, Sunday, were Mr. t' •. on their own soil. But consist"I)Oolos": 1>a1 IY themes ar:e as fol '. Swank and Mr. and· , lows : J" ltfonday: "Welcome Mat". Lewi1 and son, lUcky r ency 'is not a jewel in Moscow. A fi<~ht ......, break out.>- . Con06 ... w. ' Tuesday-: "Uin·ges". grcss. over United · States producWednesday: "Desigf1"S11, tlor1 of n-uclear exn. losivcs. ChairM ThurSday : ''Frames". / .p1an Carl T. Durham (D-N. C,) of Friday: "Thresholds". CContlnued fropn ..,. ,,.., the ~ongressional Atomic Energy There will be daily 'J'rlbal Clas,, C~mmi~\on says production iS ln· ses in : · Band Festival, Wblcb Is l'ep.laccd sufficient. & favors construction by tire ft-ew ayatem, ·had peen held . ol additional pluto... LUm producl. Parents Part in 4-H W()rk. · Ia Huatill(t.On lor 2' )'bra and '\' 2. Hl TL·adJtion!l tion ·-lacJ):itiea It Hanford, Wash. 3. Understanding 4·H members. · . -' f • _hid draw:n. .as Min M VO bands Cfit"lrman il,.ewiL_L. Strauss ()( th"e ·and UKIO .p eople into the city. Atonfic Energy '"ConYh'liS3ion says 4. Yearly Program Planning (Continued from pege one) Reiular mornJng classes from staJldings In the schola.rtio MOf'!: than fifty band$ hav.e al- present production is 'Sufficient. tests but also recognizes ready been enteNd Into this years But Coqgress may wrile in au- from whi~h You may choose in higH qualijy of work which UuntinJton .fe...tivala aocorditl~ to thorhation for a new plutonium elude clothing, foods, boys pro· , tboae in chua:e of the 'festlval." It pJant in a pending atomic eon- jeet.s, un with flo'fers, room im. you .have done in high school." ;to for the award, the student ia ex:pected that the ()tber faJUval!o atruction bill - over admini.stra- ·pktvement, demonlttaUons, club Uon objecUons. and community decreatlon, coh11ermust take a competitlve examlna. ·.In the state Will draw a like numvation projects, ve~pers planning, t.IQa, .the standard college entrance Ber of 'band$. and activities for bo~rd scholastic test. ITS OWN FLAG The change frc;m a statewide . NEWBURY, Mass.-Newbury All examinations were prePared f.eat-ival to the tou.r area affair was is one of the few towns in Am· and acored by the Education•t Testing Servi~c of J· Jdopted bY tbe West · .Virainla erica: that has a flae · of it.s own . , The wlnnera were ' Bandm•ster.s A.s~1a9on and ap- Back . in the 18th eerltury, colon ~-"-"" the bjlls of test ~ ;M br t.be fctjvihes Commis- ~aJ', flags were ~u~~ by several reC0r4ft: ~~D .of the Stat Seeor.ilars- SC!hool '1riew England ·.rbmmunities, in: ·' ·Prinelpals' Auoclation , tnt win- . 4rtuding Newbury, Bedford, Taun· I• company ~· to~~: and Cambridge, Mau. t 0-en WE MAKE IT? . FLUFP ORY WASHING , Orelgn · • News F . . *Laund,Y 'Service I 1 - HOW MUCH SHALL . .. U~IIT tended tlie Eatter Sunday Wor. fillp lletYlt,P and Sunda)' khool and tile paceant, ''The W•y of tbe Crosa Lead1 Home", at the South Bethel EUB Church at SllYtr Rlda:e. Prt:.;entlnJ &petlal aon11lor the proiJ'am wve: Linda Watson or Wayton, Cheryl Bentz. Victor Gaul and Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Chri111y a~d Janet A JOng and pantomime "Neath the Old Olive Treet", was given by Donna B1hr. Recitl.tlona ;:,:; prt1ented ~Y Zdena W.atson, un, Ro1alee fitoop1 or Park- ' • ers~g, 'arbara Branaeomb, Tup· .~ gers Pllinf~ .C•thf, J,f~a ajld Lila "' : Bahr, Patty Glat. C~~!Yn (butts, ; ~ 'Ka)', Bo&er. l~kie nd 1Patty _. Bahr;· JoyCe VanM:it t, 1Cheryl ~ · Bentz. Robef4, - }(oml~j 1 ' arJd Don- ' na Bahr, Ioc,.J. A dl.alolq'e, "~Will I,.iVe For Jesus" was .' &:ivert by fGur boys, Edmond irld .James Branscomb, of Tuppen Plalnt, Vi~ ­ tor C11ul and Roger Babr, focal The pageant, "The Way of the Cross Leads Home", featured Ro. berra Romine as G1tekeeper, Cathy Bahr, u the "Little Ang~l", and Naomi Branscomb, T~ppers Plalm;, and Janet ChriJty, We-aterville, and Donna, J,Jla afld Kay &hr a.-; Wayfaring travelefs, aeeking the way home. Pr.etenting back ground musi~ f.or tbP- pageant were Garrett Christy, wh() soloed in the song "The WaysJde Croll's", Fay ;;;;;;...-;· · NEW MEMBERS QF THE Mason Methodist Church are plciured above. In the first row Wat•on, Wlbna Bohr, . Dl1lene .--.;;left to nght, are· Robert Johns.on .. George Van Matre, Daniel Artis, Jolt.& ohnson, and Bahr, and Mn. Exeretl:Br~ni!itomb ., • "ru.rner. Seoond Row, left to nght, Don C<>ok,- Mrs . Martha Cook, Mrs. V'••'•'a Wt"lso", of Tippen Plaint. 'rbo·!A~ull and ~ W 1 Geo ....~.... .,. Children's Choir .pre&e~ aevetal ' 111 d "' Jotfn Turner, Mrs. Glenn Sm1th, Mr. Glenn Smith, and James Breen, .. . Ealter Program ..:Dur•-- e morn- · 0 ( ' Baley'• Servtet,.SIIIIa r MEAT· BALL �..... ·----.- . ~ .... .' . ......... "". .c \ ' ' Dally Sentinel, Porneroy-Mldd!eport, 0., Aprll29, 1957-G SILVER RIDGE .--:-..-,..., I 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o\PJ"'lllmalol)- <t5 """"" "- 0 ., April29, 1957 -- Tuesday Is First Yellow Jacket"\liome Game In 2 Y.ears SPORTS -DESK • J By Chel Tannehill l llaseball Quiz: What if a fa,ir batted ball hlts an umpire? . l All you guys and dolls who appreciate what the baseball program here means in the lives of the youngsters · Little Leag4e and Pony League (12-15) ball s hould be for the kick-olf meeting Tuesday night in the Pomeroy Senio,r High auditorjum that will determine actually whether or the program is to continue. Meeting time : 7 :30p.m . Presiding: PHS Coach Dick Retton . Little League officers assisting: Lloyd (Dinty} Moore as veep and Tracy Whaley as minute taker . Make it if you can. Kids, if the old man says, "Aw, let somebody else do it this time," you tell 'im: " Pop , what's draggin' on ya. Come on . I wann!l play ball ." And there'll be some ladies need, too . There are $600 needed to get the Pony League of four teams set up in uniforms and equipment to get s tarted . More Will be needed to make up for balls lost, bats broken and torn suits. Liability insurance is a· must. It comes out of the firt~t several bucks kicked in by the good hearted . ' h bl t Th e 1956 I ,1'ttl e L eague season w h IC was so no y suppor · ed by the communities concerned had a balance of $600. That's little league money, not pony league . The officers hope to match that $600 with another, then u~ the $1200 as a· cOm· mon treasury to operate both leagues . Whatever amount ovet $600 is obtained in the drive soon to start of course will that much insurance of a soundly financed program . Parents from Racine a·nd Syracuse and Minersville shOuld be on hand Tpesday night. Their communities are in this deal too. Their boys are in the leagues concerned. Sports Desk had news today from · Harold M. Cooper, genera! manager of the Columbus Jets Baseball team . While Tracy Wha-ley is busy rounding up strong outside independent teams to play OVA AU-Stars here in a June series on the Wahama field at night, this writer figured it wouldn't hurt to find out if the Jets "B" squad might journey here for a game With our boys. Here is that part ol Mr. Cooper's letter ol publie interest: " Jn reply to your letter of April 24th I am sorry it will be impossible for our club tu play your All-Stars tltJs season We ha·v e few off days remaining in our league schedule and those that we do have are travel dates between · Hn- 1 { vana and MiamJ. Perhaps we might be able to WOI'k out next season." Mr . Cooper's Letter goes jn our file ffiilrkcd Nov. 1, 1958, in plenty of time to forewarn him we want consideration in year's available Jet open dates. ""Y It'• my /lunch our boys could give kind of a a good battle if not whip them, and that those bleachers be sagging with fans to s_•_e it. wo~d _u•_c~o Je~~~v~~.~~~~ v Follmer's Odds Drop, Sugar Ray Sharp, Bets $2;000 On Himself , ',, CHJ€AGO UP - Sugar rtay Robln.on'a !iharp hlttin~,~ luunmercd down the odd8 !od11y HI! he finlahed boxln~~: preparations for Wednesday nlght'IJ return title light with middluwelght champion Gene Fullmer. Young Fullmer or Wcsl Jordan, Utah. IS favored at only 2·1 lo keep his 160 - pound crown by beating 36-year·old Robmson in their 15-roundcr at the Chicago Stadium. That'a a remarkable drop o!alx "points" from the 16-tJ that prevailed over the week end. "A nd the price will go lower," predicted ono Cblcago bookie. "Sugar Ray has been v11ry impressi\'C in training, hut ~"'ullmer hu been ()niy SO· IW. The price will a:o dc>wn to 7~ . There'N plenty of Robln1on money 1howinl!l now." Aa the odd1 dropped , enthusiasm for the flaht moUnted rapid· Jy. PromOtor Jlm Norris, now on ' ABCT~urney Satisfies In Fort Worth FORT WOR1:11, Tex. UP - The retord 54th American Bowling Conmsa Tournament Ia hllltory, and executive aeeretary Frank K, Baker laid today: "We are very pleued. We think 1t ba. fulfilled our expectatJona. U ha1 lived up to Ita potential. We are quite Plilfied." The entry wu small , 3.006 teams, In lhlt "frlnie area" of bowlini; but lhe acores were tarce. ' Jim S~ldlng of LouiiYille, Ky:. won the 1ll-event1 dlle with 2,088, breUiniJ a reeord that had &tood for 10 )'fiJ'I. Peter !land Reserve Beer ol Chica1o took the team cham,pionthlp with 3,121.1, lhc ninth hl.be•t wlnnlnt tcore In ABC toi,U'n•ment hlatory. lob Allen of Yilnkerl .N. v., beeame the third eonae(!utive left bander. and onl>· the fourth in bll~.. lo win the •ln.~~:lcs Ulle . wltb hlt7liD. · ....JlOnnltt Jon,a 1nd Joe Mea:arw r of Sterlln1, Ohio, posted the aixth hJ1be1t doublea score In tourna,.ment hlttor~ in winning with J,· 368.· · The blth lndlvldllal rerles of the tournament w-~ Tl:li7 In double• by lohn S1P.d1 · ~lrllngen, Tex., and the J!l~ ~~ Yidual rime Wll ·• · 299 In llnalu ~ hy Stan ~WUJ1ama ·;of _ Dayto~, .Ohio, , ·. · Tba tournament will be ·~ld• Jn Mlfl, N~~ Y.) lttrt11l&' ·. Jart.h' 2f,t .' ' the scene, BPirl, "Tho ticket sale is going su Wl~ll I believe we'll htl\'e a crowd or at least 14,000 nnd u gale o! at least .$200,000." Jn addition, the 1'V • radio reiptll will lw $100,000. The hnut wt be televised ant1 broadcast /Ill onally, wilh a 'f Vblackout on a 5Q: rlllle radius from the Sladiu . Although Roblnton lost the title to Fullmer on • un~~nl· mou1 d•clllon In their fir1t fight 11 M1dlson Squ•.-. On· ftn, Jan. 2. he It so confld1nt of victory thlt th'M ht h•• btt $2.000 on hlmMif. Campbell Takes N.S Amateur Golf Tourney PJNEHUQST. N. C. UP- A put· \.er that was worth IU weight In gold curled Walker Cup ace Bill Campbell to his third North and South Amatl!ur golf ch11.mpion•t.lp In 8even yenr11. C11mpbcll paired bis unc-anny ability on the 1rccns with a bet. ter·than-aver11.11e chipp1n.; game to 1top defc ndlnf champion Hillman Rohbltl.! Jr. o Memphis, Tenn., 3 and 2 in the 30-hole final Saturday. Tho Huntin&:ton, W. Va., insurance salesman and father of five had to rely more heavily than usual on his putter arter It became apparent that hi.!! tee shots wwc Klltting him into one dltticulty arter nnother over the 7,007· yard Pinehurst Country C I u b cour&e. Campbell had hill moat aucce!l.!l in the 18-holc mornlna round, when he could d() no wronc and Robbin!! could do no rlt;ht. At the end of tile mornlna: lo, Campbell had a five-hole lead and Robblna had failed to win a sinale hole. New Jerseyite Wins Title Role Lay 5-0 Record OnLine At Coalton Today The powC!r-laden Middleport \'el· low Jacke ts go to Coalton Lhis atternoon for a first ga me in the s udden·death District llass A bnse ball tourn ame nt, tiJen meet Jac•.son HigiL Sehool ·here Tuesday afternoon in the first game at .ho.ne for the Jack cis in two years. It will be Lh e first high scho.:.: game played on the local munici· pal park tliamond as the Jackc ·i did not rield a club last year, and this is the second year for the dia mund. C oa~h Nolan Swackl1amer's bo)'S have taken five straight, three of them by monstrous scores. t•t. Pleasant fell 14-7, Galllpolls 13-J, Pomeroy 6-5, Racine 13-3 a u d Point lig<tl n 4-1. J i-m Bowles and Dave Hindy have beeri the 3tead;est tos-sers goi ng to the mound ror the Jackcts. Both are batting over .300 to .. Bowles is 'hitling at .478. The Jacket s are leading the Soulill'rn ·Division of t:~c Class AA SEOAL and re.:ardless of h o w they fare against Coalton today, look like the club lo meet Athens soon for the league flag. PANTHERS HAVE THREE PomeroY's Panther s, with a 3 5 record , .:o to Gallipolis Tuesday, play Pt. Pleasant here Wednesday and go across the O'hio Friday to play coach Ralph Sayre's Falcon~ . Racine tpects McArthur toda .. , VInton Cou nty champs, In Class A district play and H they wm, will go to Pik eton Thursday. The winne r at Piketon will play next at home against t', winner of the Mitldle.port-Coalton go~mc. If Racine loses al M~Arth~r today it will ploy Wahama utlder lights Thursday night. A, game first scheduled with Wahama Tuesday night has :be'n •postponed Wattama goes to Pl}int Pleasant today with its further schetlul~ depenrlin~ upon Raci•te fortun.c.o. Collt.ns' Nt.ne Test To Cbili6-5 Pomeroy's hard working OVA entry drupped a practice game on Sunday afterno()n 0-5 to Point Pleasant in an abbrevi11ted ive Inning a(fair called because of rain on Harman Field when Roger CHindul Henderson polled out two home runs to driYe in five of his male&' six rum. The stocky and powerful dub. mann ger got hi! Urst homer orl Ken Imboden with King and Warn. sley on In the second inning to put point ahead 3·2. His team add· ed &nother run th,at inning as Frank Capehart sinJIIed home J . Capehart. Imboden wa11 Jltted by Mana· ger Phil Collins tor Buddy Cundiff wllh two out ln the second but when Henderson came up again in the third Inning he gave Cunrlif£ the same treatment, thls time with only Wamsley on. Pomeroy picked up two In the Hrat inning when Mitch led off walking and with one out Cundiff poled out a homer. Again, in the four\):1 inning Cundiff led off with ·a !ttfgle, NC!IIselroad was safe on a hclder'a choice as Cundtff was out at second. Collins walked and Y()ung sine led to plate Nesselroad. Guy Eddie Guinther dQu))led down tile leftfield line to drlve ln Collins and Young. Rain halted further play. .Kcmny Imboden llad four strike· outs and walked two men in one and two-thirds lnninga. Cundiff fanned one, walked none, and pro. f11lsed to be plenty tO\IIIh when hill aftn geh in abape. Colllna aald today he was in- the market fOI\1 top flight experienced moundsman to match a lot of power In thill ' de. partment elsewhere In the league. "We'll have a &:ood hlttlnt club,'' he t'oncluded, "but w~ could be 1hort on pitching strength -hen we run up against Dlck Spencer, Gene He11s0n and Bowlei and Ash· Icy of Middleport. For Pt. Pleasant B. Capehart went all the. way and limlted Porn· 'eroy to four" hiLs In five lnnlnas. Point played ~rrorleas ball, Porn. eroy commlttlnt three miscues, none of them cGstly. RACINI WINS In another · warm·up &ame Sunday Reedavllle (to be called llteda. ville Instead of Coolvllle, bccauae home gamer will be 1i Reedsvllle) took Ita Clr1~ Qutlnll thia ~.ear · real easy,. as ;Raclne rolled over them! JS-1. Dkk Spencer and Balderson were 1etllnl kinks out of their arms on th~ Reedavlile mound. Raclne tallied ode In the ftrat Inning, tlve ln the &econd and five more in the thlrd, addlna: one n t~~;~ seventh. Reodsville aot Its run in lhe tecond lnnln1. L Taylor and LitUe Fooay Wolfe worked wlth M'~l~klea for Rlclnlt:· Boring ~aught· Spencor. and Balder. WHEEUNG, w. Va. UP - Lee Mill11, Trenton, N. J .. won thl! BingleR Utle In the lhtrd annuli Ahepa American~Hellenlc •Educationad Prograialve A11sociation bowling touuu1.ment wblc:h ended Sunday. -·MUlas rolled a 7015 total. He Wall followed b)' Jim Baalanls. War. ren, Ohio, 696, Nlck Pa1onls, Pat. enon, N. J .. 861 . .and Manuel Te1· }aa, WheelinJI, 007. ,&OIL • ' \ ' / Baseball Results· TAKES SUMMER JOI UNIVERSITY PARK, J'l, . UP . John Egil, Penn State bu~e~ ball coac h, will leave May 1$ forPuerto Rico to coach the M~a­ guet team in the Puerto Rleln League this summer. Jerry. Snyder ·1ingled · home Whitey Her161 iii the lOth to give the Washington SQ.nltorS" a 7-6 yictory but the Baltimore Ori"oles won the rrlthtc1p, 3-2 ,as relief pitcher Bllly O'Dell turned in TONIGHT 3% hitlesatnnlngs. Henry Fonda Jame& casne1 Jack Lemon William hweU · MISTER RGeERTS (Cinemascopc - Technieolor) "Wl111 By Str-e . - al&oMONTGOJIERY, Ala. UP MargateL Lindsay Walter Reed Patty Berg of St. Andrews, IH-~ EMERGENCY HOSPITAL often looks aft-er younger women pros between tournaments on tour TUES.-WED. APRIL 3o.MAY I but when the efl'ips are down, th • FAMILY NIGHTS vQteran eampaianer applies re" 2 Adult Ticket. Admit Truck Full tentless pres.sure .without regard Robert Ryan Robert Stact to age. Sunday she overcame a HOUSE OF BAMBOO five-stro~e d&ficit to win the ,Wo.l· (Cinem'lse.ope · Tecnicoicr) en's ·.western Open for the sLt~\ -alsotime. She wGn •by a stroke, 291 to Bud Abbott Lou Costello 290. IT AIN'T HAY Milwaukee Threatens To Make RUJaway Affair Of National L~e Race, Whips Reds 3 to 2 Br Unltecl p....,. ly FRED DOWN . · NATIONAL LIAGUI United PrHa Sports Wr1tt-r W. L. Pet. GB The Milwaukee Brav41s bne illMilwaukee 9 1 .900 lenc:ed their most aevere uitica Brooklyn 7 3 .700 -2 today wJth one of the futest Philadelphia 5 5 .500 f starts in National J:.eague ,hlltorv }~few York 5 6 .4,5 4;! fe1tured by five one-run vtetoriea St. Louis 4 5 .444 4;! aod a glittering 2.70 starr earned Cincinna t,i 4 7 .364 11\it run average. And in the proce11 they are Pittsburgh 4 7 .364 5\it Chi~ago 3 7 .300 8 ttu-eat~nlng to tQfn the'N. L. race into a two-te•m fight with the Sund•'l"• Retulh Phll•delpl• 11 New York 2 ht Brook~n Dodgers instead of the New Yon I Phll•delphl• 7 21'111 three 1 nd possibl)' four • team 6V2 inn1., IUtpencled, to brt . 1truJ11e predicted by the experta. The Dodten:, with a 7-3 record, are completed Aug. 16. the only other team in the league St. Louit 6 Chicago 2 ht over .500 alter two weeks: of plly St. Lou It 4 Chic•.-. 0 2nd ' Pittsburg~! 3 Brooklyn 0 The Bravea dealt tbe Cincinnati Milw•uk.. 3 Clncinn.tl 2 Redlcgs a staa:a:ering blow over Mond•r'• Probable Pltchert the week end when they made it No gamea !Chcduled six straight victories for the aea.. Tl.tfld1r'1 Gemee son over them. Sunday'a 3·2 trLChlu;o •• Brooklyn, night ..... Mllweube at New York, n6tht .. umph, in which 35-year-old Red Cincinnati ot Phlledelphia, night . Murff plc:ked up the flrtt Win of his big league career, dropped tbe St. Loula at PIHibvrgh, nlaht Ted Kluuewd:i-Jeu Redlegf three games under .500 and D~ 1amea AMERICAN LEAOUI W. L. Pet. Gl behind the front-running Braves, Yltlded One ltun Chicago 7 2 .778 ' Murff, taking over lrom Taylor Boston 7 4 .636 1 New York 6 4 .600 llA Phi1Jip1, yielded one run 1nd 6 6 ..500 2~ three hiU In tbe latt 15M~ lnniqs. Kantiis City Baltimdre 6 6 .500 21A Cleveland 5 6 .41515 3 4 8 .333 4lh: Detroit Washington 4 9 .308 15 Sunthy's Reavlh We1h. 1 S.ltimore 6 10' lnM., ltt l•ltlmore 3 Wa1hlneton 2 2nd O.troit 2 Ct.v.l•rtd 0 ht Clan. 3 Detroit 2 10 lnn1. 2nd New York 3 Boston 2 lOinn1. Crows C~cks are "hill id first Chicago 5 KanMI CIJt 3 place f~r top money Jn the Ohio Mond1'('1 Prob1bl• khedule State Bowling tou~·ament held No Games Scheduled. three weeki ago in Akron, .o. and Tu..day't G1mN ' with one week to go may see their Baltimore at Chicago handicap total of 3,~ pina &tsnd New York at Detroit up for a giant trophy and $000 Bo1ton at Kansas City, nl1ht cash prJze. · Washington at Cleveland, night The Chi-ck's ittua1 .pin tot~l of 3,003 also remains top, good for a MINOR LEAGUE RlnULTS smaller Cllb rprize, tnd another lnt•rn•tlanel Lt•IU• trophy . Bowlers on the team wer~ W. L. Pet. Bob Louks, Renzo Menchinl, Juni"J Richmond 9 4 .892 Dave D'arst and Paul Cllft' Miami 7 4 .636 Gibbs, or d. Butfalo 0 4 .800 Toronto a 5 .MS Rochester a 7 .417 Havana 4 6 .400 Cplumbu!l. f 7 .384 Montreal , 4 8 .338 lvn'day'J Re1ults Richmond 2 Montreal 1 lst Ricmond 6 Montreal 1 2nd Columbus 0 Toronto 3 1st C()lumbus 4 Toronto 2 2nd Buffalo 2 Miami 1 1st Miami 7 Buffala 1 2nd Havana 2 Roceather 0 1st Havana 3 Rochester 0 2nd Chicks Tops Yet In State For Bowling Reco~d The 'DodJ:ert ~uftered their third lob in 10 -sames wben Bob Frien8 flred a aeven-bJtle.r to Jive the Pitbbureh Pirates a 3.() decl· aion. Hlnk Foiles singled home Pittabui'gb's tirat run in tbe fifth and the Pirates added aingle tailies in · the seventh •nd elshth. St, Loula pitching U:mlted, the Chicago Cubll\ tO a total of five blta ~n the doUbleheader as the Cardinals ICOred 6-2 and ~ vict~ries ,while the . PbiladelpbJa ~hilUea w~lfop.ed.the New Yotk Gl•nU 11-2, m oth~ N. L. ga~s- The Giant. led m the ni,"J:hteap, 8-7, when Jt. WIJ suspen,dc_d In the, aev~ enth Wlth. Philadelphia's potentia] tying run on bas~ . It will be completed Aug. 16. - On..O•rne Leid The Cblcaa:o White Sox opened up a one-game lead .in the Amerl· can Leatue '· wben tl;ley, beat the. Karwaa City Athletics, ~. Chicago h11 woo seven of nine tames. .oo - Yogi Berra's lOth-innlnJ bom'er lifted the New York Yankees to a 3-2 victory and snapped the Bostori Red Sox' tive·eame wlnnlni streak. A crowd ()f ' 36,917 saw Don Laraen.· pick up hit fint win of the year after the Red Sox tied the acore ag•Jnst BGb Grim wlth two runa in the ninth . Jim Buby seored on uttber . J!'rank House's error to 'ive the Cleveland Indiana· a to-Inning, 3·2 verdict after the Detroit -Tigers their opet:ter, 2.0. · FOR uoo ... ,soo ... udli•. You name II. We supply it. · Clean. up bllls. Pay taxes. Buy spring clothes and bargains. Then Jlave only one place to P'l1· It's easier that way. We . are ready to back" y.ou with cash fn any way we can. *DRY CLEANING. -c>n ",.., • We Pldc Up & Deliver Heta. Cl11ned •nd SlodcH The CITY LOAN HOME & SAVINGS CO. LAUNDRY CO. 124 E •. Main Sl., Pomeroy Mld<lloport N. 2ncl Avt. Ernett Coverl, illgr. • Just clip rMs valuable coupon._•• take it to any nwrchant listed below·, •,) .3 :; OoetY ":; 1 ft•fdet " H~ .'( b I• 0 -· ,.~-- Got.!'" BALL - , _. r.;-~ \ I ' " ~ ..; .- I ' .. . " Pomeroy, Ohio • .' &w•.!lel'a ' .llldlo-'Senke Nleldea Galt Servlee Aasoelaled 'WIIMb'a I Allhlond MobUe . . ' . Middleport, Ohip ~· St:rvke Sen ire WU1011'1 Uted Cll"l ·" ~ \ 7 _ - themselves out as soon as you remember Skyway Lu1:gag~ The perfeet solution to give every graduate! '· ..-......._ the same 08 you would get with a $5f!l purchaSe!!. - GIVIN~! Graduation Problems PomeroJ !. ' • 01 1\.llf • TO GRADUATION _ Jewelry ,. . liHi-> ' t• ..~\ lq / l! -- Collins . ~ o· l . 'IlL ' -:- ~aalor, IV.red -'.!~· ' THE E. MilD - ing WOI'Sbip service, n )lev. Everett Branscomb trr other than the pitcher, It 11 1 hlt1 If the INll h11 teuche.t 1 flllcltr the Nil Ia In play; If 1 f•lr Hit hUt tn umpl.,. In feul terrtt_o rr It Is )ft pltr. SKYWAY NE . · ms ty rilowar . dKress J D: QUIZ ANSWIR, If tho Nil hits en umpl,. on ,.lr lf'O"ntl before touchlnt e fielder, ~ pruMd • .t ·H '1"' Gii84~L,{Nif! Waharna Hi Band Amerlcen AtMcl•tlan Omaha 8 Louisville S 1st Omaha 8 Louisville 1 2nd Denver 5 Charleston 2 1st Denver 9 Charl~ston B 2nd St. Paul 9 lndlanaJH?Ua 0 Minne11.polil!l 6 Whicblta ll l11tern L..gu• Syra~use 9 Readlne o 1st Syracuse 3 ReadJnJ 2 2nd Bin11hamtoo 1 ScheneCtady o Springfield 5 Albany 4 1st Springfield 10 Albany 0. 2nd Southern AatocfotloR Nashville 15 Blrmlnihtm 4 lilt Birmingham 9 NaahvJIIc 2 2nd Memphis & L!tlle Roet 4 Atlanta d Chattanooga 5 New Orleans 3 MobUe 2 VIdeO INII hH ' Aloo, LondDit reports that the So- I viet government r ..!Jy 1has lhi jitters over the tbre•t that North th~ Easter Me11age, "He R~en" 1 t' 1 Don't ·forget_.:.tomorrow night The Children's Choir, l joined by All.."· T t o wo.:. rea Y rgan za JOn m sseveral visiting <!hildreW :Jieilclered f.!l~ aile basee would present to tt in the Mason 4-H Leadera As jf;;~.~~~;""'"da· j School .. LJ·rua' se,· . . , ~~ t-he event of war. , sociation will hold its April meet"oo , '"·· •Y CHA'RLIS M. McCANN ) Uf• F0t: 1 ~.....,, ing at the · Point. Pleaaant High . · 1 , \lnl'-.. a. Don't b~ surpri.$ed of Onve Schoo1 Home £e(mornie'tl: Buiklinir ' FbiJoWing the services 'an Easter fl- • ••• rNia Stiff Carraeponcltnt •Beck, unde't- fire for alleged mis- at 8:00 P . m. We will discuSs at Egf: Hunt was conducted on • trt '!.!'~~~'"- 111 ~~~.~d ","1 uie ol Team 11 ter funds, is ousted this meeting matterJ pert.aining to church lawn, for, children ot the - he~d- ' ' president o' I the t oun trY•! b'1g- eur 4-H Activ.ties D.'V •v and County Begirmers, Primary and Junior the ~- tNt will .....ace tfM • .,.. gest union next faJ~. Jl"es R. 4-H RolU1d Up Day. Please try to Classes, with prizes golng to tbose 11,.. 1• uo ·• Hoffa, lorft t)le "Crown Prince," be present: of each ~lass finding the most .•· ,., seem. out a1 a &uceessor. He Js VOLUNTEER LIADER.S CAMP egg1. Cathy Bahr, of the BeJio ·'"r .. . Mi111.. Maye under indictment on bribery S I received a preview from the n~rs Class was top winner with ·· Intelligence ao'u rce•ln both Ber- charges. Washington belleve~r tllat tate Extension Office of ·the pro nme eggs. • ~~~ - lin and V.ienn1 II)' that •Ru¥ia is William A. ~· president (U the gram for Volunteer Leaders Camp ~n Easter treat was given the ·" ... ' prepning (.])to send atomic Chicago Federation of" Labor and at Jackson's MJII. The date or the BJteinners, Prim~ry, Juniors, ~nd , •1 -=rJ ._,.eapona to its army in East Ger- on~ of the 11 Teamsters Vice pre1. ramp is May 27 to June 1 of this Intermediate ~lasses by the teach, ,. u w many and (%) to construct a 1idents, may bec4;)me , head man. year. The Camp is set up to handle er.s and Sunday Schpol combined. ~ l·atring ot guided missile bases Secretarr-Treasurer 1ohn English 300 leaders and an effort i8 going ·visJtorS in the Garrett Chrillty along tM Austl'ian.Hunaarlan bor- is Beck's elifef antagon.ist right to be made to obtain thh number. home. Sunday, were thelr daughter der. Berlin . ftears tlhat steel and now. But he is 68, and is llkely Tbe con or the p:amp is $10.20. Janet, or Otterbein College, Mr. concrete undergro11 nd shelters for to ~ passed over as too old to There is a total of 300 six dollar and Mrs. Orville Cb:riaty and sons atoring atomic weapons and l;lliS- take over. scholarships available, lesving a Gregory &J:Id Trent of oolumbus' sUes already are ·under construeL~don looks tor a ·bargain total of only $4-20 tQ be paid b~ Mr. and. Mrs. Myron Makin and .. tlon in tM Maedeburg and basement · rCish by -Brit'isb Com- lhe leader. The objectiveS fur this Jalni!s, Atbei}S, Mrs~ Hazel Barn· ·,... ;; ~chwerin ~re1 s of East Oermany. nation.. when the nA"Vy· ~onference are as follows: hill and RU;lh Ann, and Mrs: James .:'. ~ starts di.!posing 0 £'\ta surplus warl . To provide instructions for St'itut, Tuppers Plains. . """":-:Mlulle Jitter• ~~~s under Prime Minister Hat- ·t he year-round 4-Il program . VlsJtors of Mr . and Mrs. QrviUe It _may seem straniJe that RU.s- o'-!f .MilCm~llan'S _dr_asitc economy 2. To provide instructions for Watson Sunday wer~. Mr. and Mrs. ala is planning to set up mis3ile Canada, Australia, New COunty Camp instructors and lead• Carl Watson and daughters .Zdena bues in foreign countries just India and Paklstan en. and Linda, and son, Euge'ne. of when it is war~in1 Norway, Den· t'lbi. : l~~;.j Daytel).. ~nd Mr. and Mrs. Frank ~ 3.To providefun. mspiration , life en- Si mar k an d T be~ :JieJI.t!rlt~. qtlJJtJ NllrneAi.-al\4 oops an d Rosa1ee, Parh:ersbtlrg. • they face di&asleP. ' ll( ilr~y perml\ . Visiting with Mrs. Ellie Pyles ., the estab1ishment of such ba&es · .'fh~ t~emJ!! of· the Conference · -Tuttle, Sunday, were Mr. t' •. on their own soil. But consist"I)Oolos": 1>a1 IY themes ar:e as fol '. Swank and Mr. and· , lows : J" ltfonday: "Welcome Mat". Lewi1 and son, lUcky r ency 'is not a jewel in Moscow. A fi<~ht ......, break out.>- . Con06 ... w. ' Tuesday-: "Uin·ges". grcss. over United · States producWednesday: "Desigf1"S11, tlor1 of n-uclear exn. losivcs. ChairM ThurSday : ''Frames". / .p1an Carl T. Durham (D-N. C,) of Friday: "Thresholds". CContlnued fropn ..,. ,,.., the ~ongressional Atomic Energy There will be daily 'J'rlbal Clas,, C~mmi~\on says production iS ln· ses in : · Band Festival, Wblcb Is l'ep.laccd sufficient. & favors construction by tire ft-ew ayatem, ·had peen held . ol additional pluto... LUm producl. Parents Part in 4-H W()rk. · Ia Huatill(t.On lor 2' )'bra and '\' 2. Hl TL·adJtion!l tion ·-lacJ):itiea It Hanford, Wash. 3. Understanding 4·H members. · . -' f • _hid draw:n. .as Min M VO bands Cfit"lrman il,.ewiL_L. Strauss ()( th"e ·and UKIO .p eople into the city. Atonfic Energy '"ConYh'liS3ion says 4. Yearly Program Planning (Continued from pege one) Reiular mornJng classes from staJldings In the schola.rtio MOf'!: than fifty band$ hav.e al- present production is 'Sufficient. tests but also recognizes ready been enteNd Into this years But Coqgress may wrile in au- from whi~h You may choose in higH qualijy of work which UuntinJton .fe...tivala aocorditl~ to thorhation for a new plutonium elude clothing, foods, boys pro· , tboae in chua:e of the 'festlval." It pJant in a pending atomic eon- jeet.s, un with flo'fers, room im. you .have done in high school." ;to for the award, the student ia ex:pected that the ()tber faJUval!o atruction bill - over admini.stra- ·pktvement, demonlttaUons, club Uon objecUons. and community decreatlon, coh11ermust take a competitlve examlna. ·.In the state Will draw a like numvation projects, ve~pers planning, t.IQa, .the standard college entrance Ber of 'band$. and activities for bo~rd scholastic test. ITS OWN FLAG The change frc;m a statewide . NEWBURY, Mass.-Newbury All examinations were prePared f.eat-ival to the tou.r area affair was is one of the few towns in Am· and acored by the Education•t Testing Servi~c of J· Jdopted bY tbe West · .Virainla erica: that has a flae · of it.s own . , The wlnnera were ' Bandm•ster.s A.s~1a9on and ap- Back . in the 18th eerltury, colon ~-"-"" the bjlls of test ~ ;M br t.be fctjvihes Commis- ~aJ', flags were ~u~~ by several reC0r4ft: ~~D .of the Stat Seeor.ilars- SC!hool '1riew England ·.rbmmunities, in: ·' ·Prinelpals' Auoclation , tnt win- . 4rtuding Newbury, Bedford, Taun· I• company ~· to~~: and Cambridge, Mau. t 0-en WE MAKE IT? . FLUFP ORY WASHING , Orelgn · • News F . . *Laund,Y 'Service I 1 - HOW MUCH SHALL . .. U~IIT tended tlie Eatter Sunday Wor. fillp lletYlt,P and Sunda)' khool and tile paceant, ''The W•y of tbe Crosa Lead1 Home", at the South Bethel EUB Church at SllYtr Rlda:e. Prt:.;entlnJ &petlal aon11lor the proiJ'am wve: Linda Watson or Wayton, Cheryl Bentz. Victor Gaul and Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Chri111y a~d Janet A JOng and pantomime "Neath the Old Olive Treet", was given by Donna B1hr. Recitl.tlona ;:,:; prt1ented ~Y Zdena W.atson, un, Ro1alee fitoop1 or Park- ' • ers~g, 'arbara Branaeomb, Tup· .~ gers Pllinf~ .C•thf, J,f~a ajld Lila "' : Bahr, Patty Glat. C~~!Yn (butts, ; ~ 'Ka)', Bo&er. l~kie nd 1Patty _. Bahr;· JoyCe VanM:it t, 1Cheryl ~ · Bentz. Robef4, - }(oml~j 1 ' arJd Don- ' na Bahr, Ioc,.J. A dl.alolq'e, "~Will I,.iVe For Jesus" was .' &:ivert by fGur boys, Edmond irld .James Branscomb, of Tuppen Plalnt, Vi~ ­ tor C11ul and Roger Babr, focal The pageant, "The Way of the Cross Leads Home", featured Ro. berra Romine as G1tekeeper, Cathy Bahr, u the "Little Ang~l", and Naomi Branscomb, T~ppers Plalm;, and Janet ChriJty, We-aterville, and Donna, J,Jla afld Kay &hr a.-; Wayfaring travelefs, aeeking the way home. Pr.etenting back ground musi~ f.or tbP- pageant were Garrett Christy, wh() soloed in the song "The WaysJde Croll's", Fay ;;;;;;...-;· · NEW MEMBERS QF THE Mason Methodist Church are plciured above. In the first row Wat•on, Wlbna Bohr, . Dl1lene .--.;;left to nght, are· Robert Johns.on .. George Van Matre, Daniel Artis, Jolt.& ohnson, and Bahr, and Mn. Exeretl:Br~ni!itomb ., • "ru.rner. Seoond Row, left to nght, Don C<>ok,- Mrs . Martha Cook, Mrs. V'••'•'a Wt"lso", of Tippen Plaint. 'rbo·!A~ull and ~ W 1 Geo ....~.... .,. Children's Choir .pre&e~ aevetal ' 111 d "' Jotfn Turner, Mrs. Glenn Sm1th, Mr. Glenn Smith, and James Breen, .. . Ealter Program ..:Dur•-- e morn- · 0 ( ' Baley'• Servtet,.SIIIIa r MEAT· BALL �'0 ' ' • - -• I · --- &-Dally SenliDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Aprll29, 1U57 MiddlePQrt Society The Daily Sentinel • Sally Schaff, paduate ~:~tudent at OhJo U•uverslty, lttended the Sprina: Conference of the VaUey Gu1i1ancc CouncLI at Otuo Un1versJty Center Saturday Mrs Ralph Hayman, Radne, Mn c M Erwm a.nd Mrs R C Sa.m.bury !tpent the weekend w1t4 Mr. and Mrs C 8 Weise, Harrn\ onv&lle Road and were jOJ,DG~ Sund•y bJo Mr and Mrs Bell Pbll· !on and aon. Rush, Mr and , Mr , James Euler Mlss Bess Sanborn, Mrs Nan Moore, lHu Mifd're'd HAwley, Mn M L F10nch, Mbs Hallie Zerkle !ths! Nellie Zerkle, Mn E S. Sc~aaf and daughter. Sally A/ 3c Ronald Barnhart, who has been stationed at Keesler A~r M&ss is home f o r 1 Force Base, ' ftfteen day leave before _gomg tG Lucille Bearbs Hawkins, Pomeroy SocIely Editor, Phone 6244 llea11or Stbaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6078 Webster Pial\o Student Recital Passes State Held At United Methodist Church Cosmetology Mn Jed Webster J1 present..!.1 Scbawn waa presente1 by Karen B d EXOmS hM' paano students 1n a rcettal Hoffner and Charlotte Smith play· ,oar '., < Sunday afternoon at the Unt.~d Me-tbodi!t church. 'The program opened With a duet "St1ver Bell!." composed by Strto~.bhpg, by Brenda Ingr,, ham and RaJ ph Werry A solo "Lightning RRn 1tlr" by Sehaum was fr"C.!Iented b • Jean S1ders and Rosallee Wh1hng ton, played, "Swlngmg Alone" I>Y st)pum. A solo "Walkmg 1R the Wood'-· by Oorma Reibel preceded a solo "The Stubborn Donk(•y," compostd by Erb. by Barbara Smith anU Jonnie Sue Thornp"OD playe 1 "liarchtng L1ttle Fmaen" by Blake ''The Clotheslme WaltJ" cv ~I ' You probably have l(lme special collel{e tn mind for rour aon when he reachl:ll the ap of elrbt.. eon. Perhapa your own alma Jttat.er. It's a wotlderful dream. But will it. come true! American collerea are taelnc a ct1als The preuure or apfll· eat.1ons ia mountinl' faat. t'a expected to doubt• by 1967. Our eollege11 and unlvenlttea are doinc their beat to meet the chtr.ll•nr, IMit thll!!y are hampered b, )Ill': of tun6a Not only ~~ore tApanded~~!!illtiea needed, but more an better-paid prof••aora 1G m~ln In •cl\ola•tlc 11tandard•. t~leiJI ~Mtmetblng Ia done now abo!Pt. Lilia IHlrioua &ltuatlon, your bri1ht yaung aon may not cet lnto ~ollea:e. For ihe uke ot Your childrl!rt and the future of your country, help the eollq•a and uhiver»itiea of JOUr ehotc.- nowl ""II If )'9U ""'to'know 'What the coQeoa erial• m•ant to you, writ• for a free ~ooltlet to. HIGHEI EDU(;A.TION, 1$1'1 36, Tlrn•• Sqwre Slotlon, Naw 'fork 36, Haw York. l.owaf- PtbEver - , ,, -AU••IW ..........,.. 'JJ .......... . J00DJIIIIU• ed "The Pet Shop," by Scpaum Kathy Wolfe playrd a s o 1 o "Rtd&ng on a Mule'• by Bower-: and Sedonl.a Spencer. ''Practicing Mv SCales" by Robinson "Siup to My Lou" by Burnam played bv Peggy Bowen prece·l ~d the sol )8 "Lets Dance and Sin,", composeJ by Will1am by Debbie Turner, "Ava Mana", Schuh.;>rt and ar ranged by Burnam by Lmda Gtlk· Pnon, and "Swan on a Moonlit Lake" composed by Rebc , bJ Brenda Ingraham "Up m the Swmg•· was played by D1x1e Roush and Bur· nam s "Butterny Tlme' by Mar• lyn Moore Fallowtng a solo "Val ore Chromeltque" composed by Thompson, by Carol Klng, the ll)o los, "A Dream" by Le~zt, was pre~nted by David 8;own, ..The Range Rtder" by Marlin prese,.t· ed by Rodney Hysell and Eck:>tc· In's "A Garden al Evenmg" IJy Margaret Smith A !olo " Blue Water~" by W&l ' •on was prflaented by Ralph Werry, "Autumn Walt~' composed by rorbman, by Oaa Turner, "The Sw1n • composed by Satnt-Saeru and arranged by Schaum. by ()avid Wtsernan and Ogle 8 "Dan· cing with the Brccu ' by Jan~ Parsons. Mist Myrtis Kay Parker reoeJved word last week that she had pass· ed the examination of the State Board of Coametology and is now a licensed beautician Mlu Parker daughter and Mn. Dw1ght of Mr Parker, lS a uraduate of Pomeroy High School das11 af 1956 and of the SoutherW1yne RouJih prt:l'if'nted "The ton Beauty Academy, Athens Skaters Waltz' by Waldeult•l, Ruth llecd 'Dancmg Rambt>ws" by Rehc , Mat} S{"otl "Lagoon" by Thompson and Gloria Atkln8 "Evemng Hal monies by Thomp· enn A sol-o by Gordon Atk ,n,, "Dance of Old VIenna" by Strauss Meigs Temple, Pythlan Sister~. "The Wasp' com.poscd by Gild· ard, by Joy W1~cman "Gypll} Ma will have J spec&al meelmg tonight at the K Of P Hall tor ballohng ac. zu1 kl" eompo~ed l>y Bohm and A ~ordlng to the announcement made duct "Canachan Ca pers' comp.Js· by Mr1 Cash Bahr, Most Excellent ed by Merkeur by Gloria and Cor Chief. Jon Aikins concluded lhe p1o Tuesday evening, Mrs Nelle Pat jj:ram lon, Nelsonville Dutnct Deputy, wur condud the annual 1napect1on ol Melaa Temple and ncla:hbormg TemJiles have been 1nvlted to Rt. t~nd the meeting and social hour which wtll follow '' Pythian Sisters Special Meeting Called Tonight Third Friday tlub Meeting Held At Erb's Missionary Returns From African Post Arlene Spurlork wa~ 11 rec<•n! guest of Mrs Otho W, • , Mlctdh• port MIS< S9urlock who IS 11 grad uatc of the Holzer Hospital Scho-.~1 of Nursmg Claq o£ 1946, h a ~ JU ~t returned f fi' N 1,•mcy, Nlgt!r Terntory Frcn~o:n Wesl AJncd row The hoslen 11 rvcd a salad cour1e She 111 vts1ting hflr aistcr, Mrs Vcr to tho&c named above and Mra. non Deweese pt, Pleasant and Addle Grue!lcr, Mra Edward H1tc family and other rclallvcs a n <' Mra Bentl Wolfe, Mra Albert Eb friends crabach Mn Everett Dailey and Mlas Sp~trlock is a ml~s 1onar) Mrs Cleland HcincJ, under th~ llll'J)tlst Evangcllt>al M1uion and has alsO served for fa11r year! In Martlmquc, West IndiC! She hall been in Africa fnr 3'ti ' 'ean where she was m chargr 0( 11 dispensary four miiC! fro 1l the captlal ctly of lhe lcrnlory She abo worked on :l eomm]tl(•c SUdC! on lhll_ ''Baclt. Ba:y Mlsalon" al Bllox1, Mlal., wlll be of the: OJcrma l1nguage for the shown when the Women'• Guild 011e of neW milllonarlcs and hopu of the Federated Churth mecta Of three to tJfm•.;,lato a gramme• Wedneaday e\'tnlnl lor the rCJV· to tran!late this ar11nunar and voclar meeting, h wla announced t(). abulary from English luto French day by Mlu Macy VirJinla RelbM, durlna her furtouih of eleven program dtalrman. months Thl• lllm wUl bti of IJPOelal InShe I~ ~chedultd to ncl a11 ramp terest to the -.omen or the chureh In u: much aa they reec"nt'ly sent and m&nionary nur~;e in !ummcr CQmplete Eaater outfit• for ten camps and to speak 1t various orph1n air!• at lhli minion. churchea alao. Federated Church Women's Guild To Meet Wednesday OIUr Yeun- !!UJ ' lAKER FURNITURE da tho !lrlghlell Comer ID llllddleporl The ln1tlllatlon OC new olCicllt'l hl&hllghted the Jlr•t ;.nnual ban quel ot the W1hema chapter or ruture Ho-memaker, of Amerlcl\ held In the high I'ChoolJYmnt.Kium on Friday evenin1. Oftlcer1 ln1talled wtre Mary Roush, .preaident: Barillra M-eDon lei, vlu-prc1ldent; l~nlee nou~~oh, secretary, Unda Brlnker, trt&all.." er; Corena MeMUUon. bia~rian, Doroth)l Shlrlt)\ par!Jamentlrl.m Keith Ann TurnbnU, 1ona: le1der, and Faye Burton, publicity m•• . ger A fealurc or Ute ' baqquet Wl.l the rut thlt it w11 served by bo)l~ all ~r 1 eanber1 or Uto•Wa.fl•m• ch•p· ted of t h e Future Farmers of A1nerica The boJJ relurntd •~ 1ervlce ror the glrb who had pre served U•e J'JI'A banquet tlklng part In the ler'YI:ll banquet were Jame• Me Bruce Staat.a, Geno Jewell. Tommy Brown, Danny Brown Je1·· Tommy Brown, Danny Brown, Jcrry Carroll, and HeM'lan Ohlinger The wa1tera were dressed In wh1tc shlrtl!l and blue jeans. lnc:ludcd on the program w a s the reading ot a p~em wrlttl!n !>v MarilYn Burna In ment.ory cl Mr11 LeDQl'e Snidet, who died late lui summe~: Mrs. Snide.. had bet>n the adviser of the Wah1ma FHA for aevera} yeau The poem by Peggy Floaaina of the Jh II were pre 1 ~nt n au eats and )Yore lntrodue() 1 at the banqueL Membtra of tbc fa. ult)' present were Introduced .u we1t a• ~am Hofrman, l))reelden.• of tbe FF A, and Joe Roush The new pHsldent, Mary Rou8~ pre&ented th~ acnior 11rla eae" with an ntA 8riC4)lel. N.eeclvnq lhe citt4 were Peqy DJcijlne. Ju· Ua Cllll't, and FranCe! Johnsan Mra. Bqty Bllrrls. FHA advisor ;;,;;:;,;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;n;;;;;;;1jand hOOIIl ecanomles teacbor "· J 1T Wahama. was •lao presented with NOD I • • acln. WOmen helplna witb the prt paratlon of the me•l were Mia. Floyct. Carinack, tfh- MUdred .t'rv Mn. OJ>ol W~ !lin. Do<lson, lin. Stewart Mn. ·Bertha Cunning bam, and M.ra. Tom G~natud. - ~rlod Present wt!re Mrs Luter Zerkle, Mu W.ayne Green Mn Frallk H'arm, :Mrs Doru.ld Fos:iesong, Mr& Denver Artu, Mrs Roy Bur gus, Mr! Ralph Warner Mrs. George Carson Mrs RAY Proffitt, and lhe hostesses - The Sunshine School c'Ia.ss of the Mason Methodist Ohurc.'l made plans to serve the annual Motber-Dauahter Banquet Of tbe Nehaelkna Garden Club when they met recently at the home ol Mra Mary L Berey. The banquet will be held wt B•ck On Job May 6 AsslatJna: Mr~J. Berry 15 boo~~ Percy Pcople5, Jlbtlce of 'Ute : teS.!I for the sunday SChool class Peace returned to h1s ofhces tomeetm, was Mr.s. Nolan Swack· doy followmg confmcment to hl1 bamer. ~~ bome wtth 1unese. Mrs: J uI' Smt'tL..,. 91st Bt'rthday Is Obse.. rv'ed Today ... . . ., . . , POMEROY SOCIETY _lihl"'" •• Pan.., ' NO, 13 COPY-to Judge Cedr1e Clart of tbe Com· me»n Plel! Court ended hJs Service on the benc:h here today hearing a divorre proeecdtna:! anll tbls arlernoon 1tteoded a "going·away party" In hu honor given by courthouse department beads and em· E;dension waa mpderwhic:h m· Herbert Gladys - ia.ld that tomatoes, 'ta~bage., tbe Letart area ls ~urtaiJment in the No ~n~.tter rour avoutlon or voeaUan; Bil Yaolr: 1uita :Foa- riA'ht. The~e~combed e9tton Sanforised twill aet.l are cut for oilled for ..fety, tailored for action. Featurt•: no-t,are tunnel loops .•. aaeh.ored bultou •• , atrain·proof a'blrtyol<ea. Choice of colon. • eaQ' comfort, ~Lti&RFELDS . ' • ~oo! I ,,, AT HOW EA'SY .Y:OOR. . J)l\1 ,. • • ....... Clar~ About the only $IJD of polllical activity In the so far this week-w1th but seven days left before primary election-is added wear on door hells. ' · Three eandidates are standing for the mayoralty eroy ahd three In Middleport. In Middleport th~y ent C 0. Fisher, up for h1s second term of tliis ~.1\<'"d;t• Flames Destroy Roush Residence At Peach Fork wlllrn-en1er private taw practice at 113 E €ourt St. a£tef !llervmg on the local bench over three yeua. H11 term would ' have expired Jan. 1, lDSP. He sent his resignation to Gav1 Willl•m C. O'NeJll March 2?1 e£fectlve May 1 An ear1y mornmg !1re today d' The party WI! held m office;; strayed the twGo&tory lrame boule of the Probate Court of which of Mr and Mrs Howard S Roush John C Bacon prestdes at Peach Fork 1ncludmg mrut of the bm1ly clothmg and furmture case Clark wben he hcud lil'l No one in the (amity or faur was in the Robert Injured Hlll vs div.orce action Pomeroy Fire Chtef George The were. conllnuod. Employes courthouse pre H1cka aa1d Mr.s Roush left about a going-away 7 a m to take her two chlltlren, sented the Bennett in the Fourth grade, anJ gift of a: bag. Speculation over tbe next Com· Me!Of)y in t h e First grade, h mon pl~s judge wtJI be e:entered !Chool. Whetl she returned t h c John Bacon who llilnhOunc:ed hause wa111 in flames. Firemen brougirt trucks one recently he bad applied to • the two and four to the tcene and can governor for the appointment. ed upoo M:icldleport'a tanl: truck, but anly the !hell of th~ buildll)~ c«Jld be saved. ''They lost m~ their and elothmg" added ..we want ,....,.,... ~ioldle,PJ>•:t· for helpl'lg ror Is Named . lluall • ' ' ·~ serYed m the early Bradbury, .one·tlm't vlllageurer, and Ray Frazier, a bori:e. In Pomeroy what observers pr~dtcted could have been a for-all test of popularit)>, had settled anto an absolute and honey affair SPRING~·· ' ~ HOUSE CLEAN'IN ~ when you se:1il your Rugs • l)fa,pcu·ies ... '~!'" •• ' " f. ,.• ''"' ~ ' - ~~rtoitjs- • ~e~spreads and other Hou~thold Construction Is Stal14(d On Hobson Lights Offidali of fhe N~w York Ceo- tnt RlUtOad at HGbson eonflhn· ed (Oday 1tbm ~rk baa beauR on inttlli.a\Jon or a •ntem of salter warnlo,t alanal• at t fi e HQbl!IOh rl'l~ad erotllnl of Sti1te ~tl!i" '7 i:bGUt one-quar~er , ' Lebanon ta only a few m1let from Jordan, but if separated from Jordan by Syna alld Israel Bruckfr, speaking: on a televlo .sion program Monday m,ht, uid "'empbatieauy ye1" when asked tf h• ~Prelident Eilenbower is ready to lnvote hia Kiddie Eut maUtaty • bield" dllclrine to delater Du~Jc Ro~um, tba.irman d ter Communut aureasion in the the J.C comm1ttee planning the Middle Eut. ~ how, said. troph1ea, t:-ub aad rtt>N - N-' " - ' " " bons will be presented to winDen He refused to commtnt on the in 15 claues. CUb prizn and ri~ number troops thai eou1d be ~iii~"' bona go to RCODd. third, llld four- moved into the turbuJe6t Middle th plac:e winntra. Eut in an emerpncy, but be aaid Jaclt Seellt, ..,.e ,._ve enou&b to meet the emchicken barbecue era:enc!)." t!l.ick«ls an "J do want 1t looks hke to be facing have a lot or 1 dla'i¥' to !ay. Laura VrRoach this it political ever sa,.. lor heard of. tlu! election I want Charley Le,lq and J(lrry MUler to be friendf df mine. I'm going to work h~M and aak veople F\laeral serVices wl1l be held to vote for me, but if not !or me, Thursday at I SO p m in tbe Fatr· to vote anyway."' The former two-Ume- mayor, try· vte~ Church for MrS> Laura Vir glma Roach, :S9 ol Fairvtew Com (Continued. an- ,..,. two) munlty, Letart W. Va RI'D who died: at her home MondaY aftey noon following a long illness R'!V Ralph .Mahoney WJIJ officiate at the service. The deceased .was .fKtrn Nov 2, I898 Lhe daughter af tbe late Mr an• Mrs. Thoma! Kerns of New Haven. Sheriff Robert c ):lartenbaeh Survivmg are her husband E1 !aid today thieve4.Jbroke mto neat and the followina efli1dren• Chester High School' sometime du.r Mra. Norma Smith, Brlda:eport, 0 ifll the pa"t weekend and stole William Roaeh, Menominee, Mlch; $40 Ia cub and a 32 caliber rc Mrs. DavtcL- Gwllym, Mra, Pearl volver Glbl)s and Lester R Roach of Za.n He d1sclo~d that o~puty Sher· esv!Ue, 0.; Mrs. Lester Smith, lfC Howard Frank .b tnvest1aatan! Hartford, W. Va ·rnd Ad11 the theft today. It was believed and Donald at .. orne the l!lchaol waa entered ' by remov Fr.eDS may call at the family tn; a door from 1~ hl.og~, thet'! re!ldente after 12 noon Wednu· repl1clng lt after teavlng the bull· d"Y'· dina:. Burial will be ml.de 'Jn the Zer· The aheriU did DOt II»' whether ~e ,Cfmetery d Fairview unde"' he eQected to -make any ....,. 'ar· th~ ~~Uon 111 t h e .FogleSOJU( resfa in the case. _...;;....;;...-~-~erll ,H.ome. ·--~--- Funer~l Service ToBeTh~ay I ' SRC Jftuaic. The County of llofllnaon to 125 guests by ed in charge of PTA. I!J'>.Ih",__wl•o In the meantime Jordan lndl- • cat.ed 1t wollld remam aloof from IDJ' caU for a four-power Arab "11W11m1t.. eonrerence with Eop&. Syria and Saudi Arabaa. until Hu.. 1e1n hu !lra1gbtened out bia own political ubi! at home. ' 1v.om•• w• Jordan and SaUdi ArabJa in a JOint eemmwuque they would leek to strengthen milltary coop. t~r~tion &mtlllll tbe four nahoDI m group meeUnp. plan. were lint: with dec:u;aod1 of tbe fourm''!"' for the futur~WOJt: proJeeta 1 A dl~~tusSJon of the condition o( 1pa"er meeting in Ca1ro in Janu~ officen elected aa fOllows. lbe road undtr eoutruet.J.on Council, president. Rll!!v. And Foreign Minister Samlr ruLuther Tracy, JUo Gnnde: vice tbro..,-h Ma110n City took up moat ReY. Ted Woodard, wen1 of the time at a rrcent meetinJ of fa.l: aaid. Jordan Ia alway• prepared Kaaon ClVIc COUileil. hdd ill to atteod, another "'summit.. eonsecretary, Rev. Wealey JenCivw: Center.:fereaee whenever neceasary. But Racine Dmt cornhtion1 durtna dry be would not &a)> if Huasein would weatb~r a n d mudd7 conditions Etyptian P'res1dent Gamal durtnl rainy -,veather were repol1· j ~1"'!'1 Nuser and Syrian Prea:ident ed to be beeommg partically un• Shukri El Kuwatli now. Both Eg· bearable f« tJle people oC l b e ypt IDd Syria earned out an in· town and, especially, those Uvtna tenalve propagmda campai.ll:n 1ast oext &o the biJhWI)' week to aid Huuein's pobtical engroup also diteu~d the emJC!I 1::~~:;~·~~~ getting 1 atatflnllter Jordan was careful not to indi1: at tlie center. Several cate any open spilt m the Arab were diJcU.Ssed aa po&Sib- blOc over the Jordan crisis aJ.. lor the job but none wa! though observers predicted Monday the meetmg between Kint charge or chaperones tor th • Hussein and Saudi Ar1b1an Ktng center during the montb of MaY Saud cauld lead to a. new align. will be Rev. Richard Wrlcbt al!d mCnL Don togle!iong Amma:: dtspatches today sbowed Present at the meeting were Hussttn wal wagmg a hard fight Frank HnrLS Charles Carr FerriS agamst the le!tlSt elements threatmeeting wUI be JusttR, Fred Spencer, Don Foglp enin111 ~II throne ~ Although martial law Lit expect. Sunday, May 19, when_plans 'o\lill be made for the Fall AaiiOCI· song Eleen Foreman Mary Berry ed to be lifted aoon, tbe eovem-: , ment be&an an mtenae propa.gand1 abona1 meeting at the Fitat Bap· and Lilah Zerkle. tiA't Church Jn Jackson on ~t 7 Ij •~::~~:~'~of ag;urut leftist elemc'nta tGuchinJ aft recent cleo Tbe meetJng clasel'l with .a Drayer monstrahons by the Rrv. Thomas G1bbonY, Jackson.; Cecil Blessing Dies Suddenly Of Heart Attack or a m 1 l e JOQtb- tf M;ddle~ort. Items ' ' ' "'AU the nsat-eliill are on ~·~!"' • I' and. '!'PI'k atartcG Monday," spoki!$11JIIJ ,~~aid,, He w,a u_na~le to oet a date when II ml!llrt bo Funeral serv1ees are 11 yet lncoonplcle for Cecil Ble.n mg, 61, of Oak Grove Commumty, Letart W Va RF1>. who d ted 1uddenl); at his home at 9 30 tblS mornina of a heart attack ~ompleted. " 'Flasi\fr Llgbts and wamlng nala WIU 1te lostalled fOl' . $2,tto $1000 .:lSI.- LAUI-4D·RY ' 1 North, 8eeolld Sl. , 0 t ' . ' ' > ' ' • "'\ ' • • • and . ~1\l ti<iund !raffle ot I crosainf which h-., recOrded nlWI.ber· ot al!irtous a.ccldeDlf ......! .. ~,. ' ~--:-" Amer1can move to abow the fleet an the troubled M1ddle Eut Vice Adm Clflrle! R (Cat) Brown aal4 the aetian wu carried out under Grdera from "higher up " M.rlnes Payl...- Vl•lt The landang was a friendly one - the Marmes were merely pay4 1ng a vutt-but t!ley were ao Jm~nt part of the 1,800-man Marine landmg force who entered the eastern part al the Mediterranean thlll week with powerful l!arnera The IA1rrnes reached Beirut. a few bour! after Army Secretuy WUbur :at Brucker said tbe Untted States could move troopa Into Jor. dan In a "matter of days - not week.s or montb.e .. 1'he hor1e show, whtch h a a drawn Iarke entbuiaatic C1'0Wd.s in paat yean, will began at 1 p rn and lul until 0 l:lones from Ohio, lndtana, Weill VlrJi,ma and Ken.· tucky have been Signed to cornpete. Judge11 wlU be announced Junior·Senior Prorl~ts New Pattern . In CAN BE De.an Sturm, WSAZ-TV star known affectionately aa "Country Cousm" on tbe Satu:-day Naght 1 Jamboree, will be .master of cer mon1ea j(or the fourth aouuaJ Ju •• ior Chalrnber of Commeree Hor.:;e Show to be held here at the Rod· Spr&ng! FatrJrOund Sundly, May 19 tat·J~~me.hi fun>l~hln~• wou d not cover lon. to tb1• ~~~,.~ J J . Property Ia undl!ntoort to be In Dietrlet In tbe name or r~altor Clifford Cuekappomted ler althouah it was learned ttl~ Matntt~nance Roush family was buying lt. It was disclosed that a faulty VJrgima State range ~able caused the fire. A Patrick C Graney At tlie !&rtlf! tlme, Gr~tl'ley an lbck h d to cd 1 at 7 1."1 naunced ~he appointment of -:· '""'"~ a1:! m. a 1 PP run~ "' n IngJea of rllny and Torll L. .,..._ _ _ _ __ r~son of Pt. Pleasant as 111lstants ta Bcatlte. BeaUJe, 46, su~eeds W L Sl'nltb, .~ho eral years u told" The new pubhcan. et:Uve on May He baa enaagect_ in farmin~ o • PJanr for the annual Middleport his 119 a.:!re fal'lnt near Leon 1nd has been engqed m varloua jobs Alumni »anquet are belna com· Rnd Mn. Charlotte Gibbs other than that l'n the past. He worJted lor lJlx yean for Hartle, £o!'t~!·· president, Ja to call a meet· ller 'l!ommittees• this next and Sons of Pt PleWnt in thfo lime and truckirtg b111lneas Ho,1 was malntenaaoe •ul»crintendent tor the M110n County Board of l!!ducaUe»n for eight )11!111'1, and for the put two yeara he has lbeer. working Ia a ca~nter on -etma· t.ruetlon at t)te ltai&et' .A1umlnufo Plant at Rl~nawood. ltiJlitJ, tD. 11 al10 a and ol)eratea fll'lll:::. ·:-:-r her &8, c!'';-t;~:~~~~ on, I hevlna 'P.I)Iice ' aberilf I By UDW Press A force of 1,000 Marines of the US. 6th Fleet landed today in Beirut, Lebanon, on shore leav• that pointed up American declarations thai the United States could put troops Into threatened Jordan within a few days 1f necessary. United Press Correspondent Larry ColUns, with the 6th Fleet, radioed tbe men had been put ashore as part of the Deam Storm To MCShowHere OnMayl9th I ~~:~::~:::I!~::J~ud!:ge ln ' IS EXpeded IN AUTO ACCIDENT Thieves Enter Chester School Completed Over Weekend \>·. .SixthFleetLandslOOOTroops To ShOw Strength In Mid-East Very Little Political cu;,,~ ,As Primary Election Judge Clark Is abo::: Honored Today By Employees $3.95 Surprised ' ..... -1:;-=::0"!!.:Z .off Hielo.....,U .. 74 ... 4574 .." U. 71 - Lew..ton}fftt $2.95 You'll be Mrs James WHI, pred.dent, pre aided e~ver tbe buslneu B()ulon smlth wtlo contended he auHeted. and It w1a voted to purchasc new injuries when he Wll "kicked In pipe for \he hot water heater A the rump with both feet" by a project for the ela .. waa dlieua~;ed mare named Kickapoo Prlncen. I The wonder box. don1ted by Min plainUff said he wae •ttempt- 1 Dorothy LOnJ wai awatded to Mrs io shoe the mare when .abe atJohn Smith. Eaeb member him fl>om tbe rear. IJve cents tor each number alze ol their !hoe •• a moaey maklni pro joet. Durina: the social hour refreah menta were served by the ho1ten to those narfted above and Mrs lftyrtle Lona:, Mta. Harley Brown \Ira. .Ben Buek, folr~. Ro,1er Bl• hop, Mrt. Rl1ph Sp~neer, Mila Ndr ma Jean Ber.rld and one auoat Mn. Clara Gru.eldr • Qlolo; Cl_.., .... ...._ ....., ... w..na... , ••,........ fltfll Ldio ..... .....,, on<lcooi .......... SETS I TULSA, Okla. Up - A -7811 Jawa\ll.t wn fJled here by 1 bliC'- lr UMITID 1'1111$ Ill Loeal 'Newa ~ Adverilllq Ill ClrGulaltoD Primary (a Patty Blakeslee Is Honored On 16th Birthday I Weather TAILORED I I IR~T ) Jleelll•..& ~ ......... k,...C: ~~:<•~:~~~~~:~~~;~:~F~~~:a!nd Willing Workers Class Hosted By Mrs. H. Dix.on . ' .' ::::::::::::::::::::::;::;:;;;::;:;:;::::::::::::::::;::::::::::;:: ~ .. Weddt' ng Plans Are Announced Wahama Future Homemakers Install New Officers At Annua I Banquet ' at the Heath Methodist Ch'"'ch eompany1ng the tint ''Ameratt the at .bree- o'dock Bea~~Uul" and NarSa Lee Fro't Arran~Jcments of spnng flowers aa aceonwanist ror "Staad Up, were u.seo on the platCorm for t11e stand lJp, for Jesus". ~&tal The program included "Swa)"ing The Rev C Raymond K.onkrllht Silver Blrtbea", Jla.rJ.lYn Sue Sturn .pastor of the Church, gave thf bo; ..GUdin4"• Ann Crmer, "Par ln•ocatlon 11nd the wd&ence o~ ap- 3.de of Flower~". trio-Oiita a•1d Seren Lewb and Martha Nktiol· son, "Come, Little Bluebll:d", K:.l IUS ni hleen lillie!!.: "Snowltakes.., X..tb J')'ll Jlt:powq, "Ce!~y, SonJ' and ~mp, Tramp Tramp"', Thu· mas McCowan; ''Tbe Moon", Ollti. l>ewb. Mrs Juhus Smlth ob11erved her "To An Ice-sklter" Seren Lew· b;~~~~:'sitaday at her bOme, il, "Skaters' Waltz", Martha N1c L hol.loo; ...Em~V's Waf!l'' and '1'J'he Blue Dantabe Wo~h.z.., Carolyn Ni~bolaon, ' 11ft CarniVal,'' Pat the day to help her tlcla Bailey, "Melody' of LOvtr", btrthday with her Judy Jo M~rtm, "Thr~lf Walb ', tS"•ndlly afternoon LeL.Ar MISS PARKER 'I'be meeting wu In char~e ot Mrs Donald Foglesong while Mrt Denver Artl$ led the devottond Piano Pupils Spr!rg Recital , Maso.-. Methodist Is Presented Sunday Afternoon Sunshine Class Mrs. L w MeComas pretente I proximately sixty penon• HDII! T S B her plano pu,plls In a 1pr1n2 rec1~ol 1two hymn~ wlth Plu1a Tbei.st ac0 erve anquet &On A.nnKLyon!\; Mrs W Carroll duet Janet Baker '.'Stiver and SuaBell11" Ann Va • and Arthur of "In t.be ipringtlm :: , cey, a son Others helpmg her eel"ln t h e Swmg'' ebrate are her daughter, MINEr. Ann "Swaymg Tre•· rna and daughter and aon·ln-law, , Narsa Lee ~t Mr and Mrs Phl1hp Meinh(rt, "On the M'agtc L,akc'', Diana The Rev nowarfl fluppelt , pa•- w1th whom !lbe retndes. tor or the F1ut Presbytena. Criswell, "l>'risky K;1ttens", Janet l Chureh will be In Columbus foJr l>f)A, K Blake "Little Duteh Dant-e", three days at a Chureh OWcen' ln:f Sara Ann Bechtel, "Old Viennese Tratnmg School at t-he Broad St Melody", Linda Forre~t; "Roek and Pre!byter1ar. Church Roll Lull-aby", Kay lenkmsan Mr and Mrs Ralt h lla(\cliH ~ Saturda evenmg aftc.· tbelr last reheanal the children ~~fe inv1t vl!nted So~.turday whh !dr. and. Mu Robert Hurley and chl1dren, ,Hen· Mr. and Mrs RObert Russell, ed to the McComas honfe w,here der!on W Va Sandusky, have announced tbe ap.. they were served refreshment( by Patricia lloyd, fre-shman r.t profttilng marriage of their daugh- Mrs McComas aod her Chua:hter, Ohio Univers1ty, !pent the , week· tr.r, Dunna Leber Sandusky, to Dianne D1anne and carla sue G•l 1end with her parent!, Mr and Mn Robert AlleMworth 100 of Mra. me»re, a guest at the party, wel· Bruce Lloyd G~e Van Meter, Port Clinton, eomed tile guest! at the rectt •1 Supt L w McComas vtsiteil Olnd Marlon Allensworth, Middle- •ntt distrlbuted the programs. hts mother, Mrs J E McComaa, po~e Rev Frederh::k Zimmerman Columbu11 over the weekend t 7 30 Mr and Mrs. Paul RUIII'Iell and will perform the ceremony a p m on May 18th at the Emman. daughter" Kayte, visited relalJvM uet Evangelical Church, Sandwky, at Meadowbrtdge, W Va l h l s and the recepbon will be held wetlkend. from 8 3Q-I2 at the Oxford Grange, Mr 81\d Mrs Roy Davadson and Bloommgv 1Ue three daughters Columhu!, have Ma8ff Leber Is a graduate of San. Mr and Nra. C. E. Blall:e!Jee enbeen visiting her par •nts, M.r aud dusky High School and is employ tertained with a dinner and the•Mrs A E Erwin ed by the EriC CountY' Inve!tment ter party S1turday evening honCompany, Sandusky Mr Allen• oring theiT' daughter, Patricia, on Mr and Mrs James Ha~t.ley and worth. who attended the Middle- her stxteenth birthday children, J1mmy, r~mda Ricky, port Elementary Schols, graduated A lavendar, silver and gold color .Jaeky and Drbby W:~h•r1dge, were from Lakea1de High School and IE theme wu carr&ed GUl in the table weekend gue!ts of his parentl, employed at the Batley Meat Mar- dQcoratlona Lavendar cor.saees Mr and Mrs James Hawley Sr ket, Sandusky. tied w1th !llvcr Lace ribbons, which Richard Hordon was taken tl) were presented the gUC!!ts, center. Holzer Ho:spital m the Rawllng•ed the table Nut cups filled wl~h Coflta ambulance a• noon Sundd.l" mints "ere lavender and !liver when he became 111 at the hMlc •nd Iavan were purl!le size gald Of his daughter, Mrs George Jeweled pen and penc&] seta Skinner, and famJly The honored guest re<:eivcd a Mr and Mrs W W Hayes re number of n1ce gifts tu,rned Saturday rrom Gallon Pre!ent were the honored guest, Mtsll Augusta Genheeimer left where they hall been vis1hng h •r Carolyn Meier, Connie W~dl:eard , Saturday for Cmcmati to attend a Sheila Strauss, sister, Mr.s Olive Ulmer Marlene Scholl, rtceptlon on Sunday for Rev and Rosie Horak, Janet Carpenter, Mn Minerva Ch1lrlers and , Mn Mn William August Baekner, the Jean Ellen Dabo, Jo Ellen Follrod Gul lteynold! "ore vi~ltore l.. new director and Matron of the lnd Nan Thompson ,af Cbeahtre Leon Saturday , Methodi•t College Hill Home for who waa the week end hou.se Mrs Dave Farmer rcc(';iY{ r! the Aged. ' a:ueat of Patt)'. Mill• A H Tedrow of Hamden word Saturday that W G Hofc Invited but unable to attend were kamp, husband of t h e former waa the week end guest of Mr. Jill Snowden and Sondra Potts 1\nna ~·ar111er oC Mt<l!llepott h~d aud Mrs Grover Erb Ml'8. Hattle Russell of Clncin· a severe stroke al their home ln natl epent the week end .at her Columbus Mr! Cedi Grogan a n d Mrs home, Anne St Mr and Mn Presley Brown And Jacqueline Haycook, Columbu~. children, Ml.ry Ann, Barb&ra. VISited With Mr C H Wts"' Sr and Ruth Wise Middl<'pO t Cheryl, David and Donnie of New and Mr and Mrs Davtd Yost l•ld Lexington were week end gut!sls of hia brother and !&ater-m-1aw, Rev fa mil) , Portland and Mrs tugeoe Brawn a~ famMr and Mrs Edgar Vale and daughtt!r Bettina Columbus, have Ily Mr& Elmer Gears of Glouster ill been vt.sltlng Mr. and Mn Wii'l the boUle a:ueat of her daughter am Wyatt and other rel~tlvc& and IOD·in·Law, Rev and Mn. Eu Mr and Mrs Vern Hunsld;c,·. gene Brown. Athens, Vl!tled h1s father, Orm Rev, Euaene Brown entered Hoi. Hunsicker, recently zer Ho1pltal today and Willllnder· 10 surgery, Tueaday lin Wllhe Maude Coate11 and Mr. and Mra Arthur Smith Jr Ruth Wise are In Co1umbus on bu~ ness and plan to rolurn here Tuc of Chauncey 1pent the week end with hll arandmother, Mrr. Julia • ~clay Smith 1nd dauthter, M1.11 ~ma, 1ntl Mr. and Mn. Phil Meinhart 1 Mrl. Cheater Zirkle vl.sited Sun- 1 day with Mrs. Ethel Lowery a~d Mra W1lter Walker. Lowery, who hu be on pa1t week, ia lmprovMrs Herbert Dlxon entertained " '' OJtd Mn ft. B. Wllklno ol the Willing Workera Clau 'ef the arrived Sund1y for a Enterpriae EUB Church• • Friday her mother, Mra. Addle evcnlna at her home Rock•8prln1• Road Beata Wplfe Vl1ited 1 Scripture readine ~ M:nl. R.oge1 1 . aDd 'M'ra Rh!hlrd Spencer open~d •be mect~Jq !Ql I lo\:Yed with lrOUJ) lllllJlnt :~ ,''AI The crou·• and the t.ord'a Prayer HOUI SUIT I In unlaon. Korea Garv PrC'~ton RDSN, sptnl the weekend wtlh hts par •nt.s Mr ant' Mrs Gerald Pre!ton, ;~nd bratheRobert He 1s statwn~:d at Norfolk Va Ste,~llb . Mrs A R Tedrow waH R (Zuest when Mr! Grover Erh entertained the Third i"rlday Club Friday eve· r;inll at her home, Lauro] St A :-hort butiness IICUion was held with Mn Max Melnhart prl· J~ldanr in the ab&cnce of Mu Ucn r'i Reibel, prtaldent Games were playt!d during thJ ~oclal hour and prlz~s awtrdect ~o Mrs 1\en Neut:dln.l, Mn Meinhart, Mlu Kate Ebersbach and Mrs Ted ' Tht' deceased was a member :Jf the Board Baptist Churcb aDd ;., vf'tt:ran of World War 1 CROW APPOlNTID Surviving are hi• w1!e and two sons Paul Blessmaed guerdJao Ad Utem in the casQ, Pieaunt, W. Va. and Cecil Blen~·: The C1taena National Sank H 1ng ~r of Akron, Ob.io. Walter F Gilmore, et.al , f o r these minors in tbe proeeedanp, Wendel Gilmore, Joan Gllmol:f: alld B,yran Gtlwore. hed W Crow has•been appoint � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 29, 1957 covert krider schhroath