http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3d0d825ba49b4a597b32e9f8b3fea861.pdf f61d2f201dc8956a920854534ed90104 PDF Text Text ( • ./ IRST - e In Local New~ In Adv8l'tiliq In Circulation • enttne DeeotN Tol'lae l•terea. . , Wectther ' ly UNITID ... Ill OHIO: Sunny en4 w•rwt, ..., •IMI rether cool tonlllht. Thv,.. hy ,.rtly cl.udy. Hlth tehy 70.71 north, 7t-14 eoutlt. L- r'-........... Areta =~t~' In the 40t nerlh, 46-54 VO~L~DIX~NNOQ.~1~4----------------~·----·-------------~------------~P;,o:m:e:ro:y~-~:-d;,d;le:p:ort~,O~~:o~.~W~~~~~~~y~,M:a~y~1~,;19~5;7::::~::~:_----------~--------------------~~smG'-LE--C-OPY---~- eas • GovernQr Asked F o r May 23·A t W a h a m a H i g h ITo Investigate · IRoad Condition . Commencement E x e r c i s e s S e t 1 1 Rotarians Hold Fish Dinner RUtland Resident Probate Judge Is Given Boost Held By Sheriff On Open Charges To Higher Court By Governor Governor William C. O'Neill today announced the appointment of John C. Bacon of Middleport as Judge of the Common Charles Schoppert, Rutland, was Pleas Court of Meigs County. Civic leaders of the Bend Are• lodged in county jail late last eveBacon succeedp Cedric Clark of Middleport, whose resigna· have written to Governor Cecil ning by arTe.ting officer Sheriff tion from the Meigs County Common Pleas bench became ef· Un':"wood of ·West Virginia b Robert C. Hartenbaeb on open fective a$ of today. Clark resigned the jurist position to re· an attempt .to remedy the situa charges. - sume the private practice of la·N . lion. pertaining to the construe· j tion of the new highway through The sheriff said Schappert will Bacon will serve as Common Mason and Hartford. 1 be formally charged later today or V Pleas Judge until a successor :s The letter, which was signed tomorrow but he deellned 14 disJ name~ tn the next gEneral elPC· by business people and official• closc: what the nature of the char· tion. He will also serve as Proin Ihe area. appealed to the gov ges might be pending further in·, IS bate Judge inasmu<h as the st•· ' ernor to investigate personally vestigation. • lute provides that the Common 1 the situation which exists in the 1 Pl eas Judge will serve in that In other actions the sheriff jail· ' capacity in the el>"<nef\ of a Proarea. 1 ed Thomas E~non, 55 •. Syracuse, on WASHINGTON UP-President bate Judge. ' It pointed out that appeals l)lrl a c~arge of mtoxieat10n after Ey- Eisenhower may make a nation· Bacon said today upon heinz been made to the preceding ad ;,?-~~~ arr~~t by Syra~useM Ma~o ~ wide !lroadcP.st to present his side sworn into office by Clerk of ministration but to no avail. 1: 1 am wu:·~f~ han ars a1 of the bu(.get-foreign aid con Courts Evelyn Luclre, "For the also said that dust and muc~ co.,. 1 ~~enc~ lff .~ ·J Ohi' trcversy to the people, Sen. Will present I will serve in both capa· dltlons -are ruin in~ bu•iriess an 1 md- iam F. Knowland Calif. said to Cities as Common Pleas and Proer e20s MC'!'ddl 111 t oanne damaging property th~ougbout Pictured above is principal speaker of the · A A g ' , . 1 epor , was re 1ease day ' ' bate Judge." evemng . . lhe towns. . Kflowland, the Senate Repub•i "I only hope that I can do as The letter also said t'hat the McDermitt (center) Robert Coats, program chairman (left) and ~!!:f ~~~~n~f $~~ :~~e ~~:S>a:J after serving ~ree days of a 10. can leader, told newa~en . after a much for the off1ce and .. for th~ road serves employees of the Kaf. John Bacon, president of Mi~dleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club, JUNE SPENCER DONNA JIFFERS ser Aluminum Plant at Ravens· as they appeared at a Fish Dmner for the club held Friday. day jail sentence. The woman had GOP Wh1te House legiSlative co.1 court as d1d Judge Clark Bacon was born. Marc-h 25, 1917 Fifty-eight stuaents will receive diplomas at commence- wood, the Philip Sporn and Vand- Jaek Robson was head chef for the dinner which was prepared been sentenced in Justice of Peace ference that he believes the Pr<'R. E. Grilldiey'c court on charges sident 'will make bis views known' at Peebles, Oh10, m. Adams Coun ment exercises at Wahama High School on May 23 accordlqg dium Plants at Graham Station, by Judge Bacon, Emmett ShUler, Dorl Stivers, Theodore Reed of intoxication, resL!ting arTest, by some method other than his ty. He attended Linco~n Gramthe Kyger. Creek plant and other Jr., Edison Baker and Fred Hibbs. to an announcement from Principal Clyde Foley. and disturbing the peace. regular news eonference. mar, Horace Man~ Jr. High Scho• I small busmesses. He added, bowever, that th~ at Lakewood, Oh10, and gradua.ted • At the same time, Foley announced that Rev Richard · Wright, pastor of the Clifton-Mason Methodist charge will proposal is still under study and from Peebles High School In 1934 The letter was signed by Manr Ray Workman and members of • e a r - v i . ... o m e r o y ustne ' no. final plalll' have been made. Later be attended Ohio State deliver the Baccalaureate Sermon on May 19. ' the Council of Mason: Lilah Zer . , . , . tOIDlC CongresaloDAI ,·budget • cutters University from 1935 through Both exercises will begin at 8 I kie, president of the . Mason Moth ~~ have made 'Eisenhower's 44oo. ur.n and the Office Trainin.J p. m. and will be held in the spaers Club; Rev. Richard Wrig!l'. ew or ' \ ·o u s e . 000.000 foreign aid request ' th• School in 1938. He then served . . clous new gymnasium at Wahama. pastor of the Mason Methodist · ' ' ' .V ' ., s...; · '. eldet target in their llrive tn par' the Division of Aid for the Aged . Announced as Valedictorian of Church; Rev. L. R. Mahoney, pas· . . I I h r d fr 1939 t 0 1941 d tt d 1 this year's graduation 'class is June tor of the M . ason EUB Church.: The New York C!othin« Hoqli, an in~titutlon ili ,' ~Po . inerOY. enoug un s from~· $'1~,800.. om . an • en e . Spencer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. !!' 000,000 spending ~ to , clea· Columbus College of Law in 1941. Gertrude Srmlh of the Llvenpoo1 for 85 years was sold today. ' Fred Spencer of ,Mason. Salutator· Salt Corporation. Hartford. Phil Wo.i ff, 6 :t i ''nounced transfer ( tb(! buS· MOSCOW UP.:....SOviet ·Defenst tbe way for a tljX cut • ian of the class will be Donna Jef· fllrs, dau!lhter of Mr. aO'cf Mrs. D Foglesong, Ma~on qvie iness and tts ~nt~; stock of ~e .'s and boy's ~ ' ndise to Minister :Marshal Geoi'Ji 7;<1aull:o~ . 0 ,. • was 1948 honorably discharged in !hi • Jq&ef~>h JeffOI's of M~on. BOth will Roger Morgan, pres: Mr. R. eolhns of !o . .Mr. Collins il,a veteran rold huge Jrf., Dq · Funeral servlceR will be an• make. talks at the ~~~~inencement nouncedJor ~tent · ,,tile Mella. CoODlY JiiJlior Wellston me~chlnt, ownmg anll anagitlg: th\!11\~R. .Co,~.W~s- ~~!~Red SiJ:Ure todaf ~ _ . He received his LLB Degrc' Mr4.,Uqr.l rJ)I\Vidsonl eJ;erc•ses. . ~ ................- ~ · ... _..~ "~ · ~ • til' . . 0 ·from the George Washington Law H&MptO~ --.~d' 5fi:· wiro!J11id' au~ c~ u. bt: cmttmP.ru~, Yi(g!l' ~there. ···· to~t )I'OStesliliin~ . I alfj!!"OJ"1ttJml~ war. . '1fi3SS .-..hiW School in 1!146 and • Jlio · Miss ~peitcer has"'flien W.rt in denly Tu~~ '""ning lq a· :co- Brown of the- Meigs County Junio• bere today. , .. f ~ Chamber .0 f · commerce; Wiliam Kermit Walton of WellstOn .wiR ·VarSiety "IY" ·o!'s Runte paraded-1~ millta~ "" ..~ shingle in Pomc · in Oetober the following activities at 't\vaha· lumbus hospital. , £ · m1ght thro.ugb the gaily-det;or~t· I ~ of 1946. Mrs. Hampton was born and Grueser, president of the Middle be a . partner In , the New Yoi'k . Jill& : a majorette in the ~bama Clothmg House and will be mana· ed sq11.are m a four-hour tr1bu .·• 0&· Bacon was eledi;J JS Meigs band, editor of tbe school annual, raised in Middleport, going to Co- port Chamber of Commerce. William Atkins resident of the ger. A youn11 man, lj~ has beert e to CommuniSm, Zhukov vow ~d . . County Prosecuting Attorney for a member of the Senior Play cast, lumbus in 1927. Prior to that Iates n :hat the Soviet Union would eo ,. c -Nme persons from four M~lgbs the term of 1141Hi3 and then winner of the National Merit test time she bad w.orked for a num· Pomeroy Chambe:' of Commerce associated with Mr. Collins' stote Wellston for 15 years. tinue to increase its fighting ca· touthntyprowns aSeppe~ .labst nblg t1 elected as Probate and Juvenil~ a member of the National Honor ber of years at the Pomeroy Laun- Clyde Foley ' principal of Waham~ in The t e t 0 id th D i.1 · pacity a e omeroy n1or H1g Sc oo c rt J d .h dry. She retained her membership Society, a member of Thespians, High School; Charlie D. Carr. . par 0 rs e 8 Y Sen- O d d for a "mass" meeting which had ou u ge w•t the term be· Elementary tmel: ostumes Speakmg from the parapet of b ll d t f t ginning in February 1955. winner of the Betty Crocker through 'the Columbus years in the principal of Mason 6 School and Milt Stephan, .presi· "We are ~appy to have The N,ew · the ,granite Lenin-Stalin maus?lc· r:~: ~:n~s f~r r;~,: l:afu:~n: The new Meigs Caunty ComSearch for the Homemaker of To- Story's Run Methodist Church. Survivors are her husband; four dent Of the Bend Rotary Club. York Clothing House .. lts high Those oddly dressed young men u!" In the ·presence of Russia Po Le hi b II th' . mon Pleas Judge is a member uf morrow conte.~t. DAR Good Citi . stand~rd of ser~lce 14 1ts custom· attending classe, at Pomeroy High h•~.hest lea~ers, Zhukov declared: me~~ ague se a IS sum the Pbi Alpha Delta legal fr,. zen, All State cast at the State brothers, Ben, of Cheshire, and 'II ers will be contmued. We h~pe to School tliis week are not refugees The ~v1et people can fully Boys 'in Racine, Syracuse, Min- ternity of George Washington Drama Festival; a member of th~ Ted, Roy and Warren, all of Co· . lumbus and a sister, Mrs. Charles I fu~~~e ~.orne improvements m the from an institution for the men· rely on Its armed forces.. They ersviile and pomeroy will benefit Law School and seryed on the Glee Club. She is a member of the Mason S. Beller, Middleport. UI Mr 'walton i a tally ill·adjust>d. They arc 17 can· ' possess high morale and flghtm~ from the recreation program. Law Review Board lit 194li. He IS Methodist Church and ' has ex· s l!raduate of didates for the Varsity P club who quahlles and all the modern Mothers and fathers had been invjt. W,Jirlby Master of Pomerot pressed a desire to attend Ohio WO ~~st~~s H~rf~ Sc~oo~ c(Plasstk of) are knuckling to the customary means of combat ncces81ry to ed to help organize a eampalgQ to Lodge 164, F. & A. M.; President · • an oe er club initiation rout any aggressor." raise a minimum of $6QO for Pony of Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Ohio University in tbe fall. She graduated from Jackson High, · Resident foreign corr$spondenf.J League ball with more · needed to Club; Secretary of Meigs Coun ' " will major in music. Miss jeffers Is a member of the UXI 0 They the boys short camepants attireda in Moscow were singled out by a carry ou t 1 .we II·roun ded sc beduIe. Fish and Game Associatl'on. Me.!•.· . Scott have a two·ycar-old son, In .Monday long underwear Nationa Honor Society, was a · hit hi t d f ' 1'th b'0 ban •on photographing the Re.1 ' While the "mass" turned out to ber of Pomeroy Lions Club, Izaak member of the .Junior Play east, Funeral services wlll be held The new ll!anager expects to wan e ~n •:· ~ . a to ~ Square demonstration.<, but no ex· be short on size, determination ro Walton Leaglli!, Past Commande,· 1 0 received tbe DAR History Award FriC.ay at 1 p. m. in the Ruttel!· :,~~e a~ 1h/~:~·~in~ a~~~~~o~e ~: :ne ~and wa~ a ~~be:·~~~~:·a~d planation was given for the ban. find some means of obtaining need of Meigs Chapter 53 Disabled In ber Junior year, and has set an Marilyn Foglesong, daughter of cutter Funeral Hom~, · St. M;arys, a 32 nd Degree Mason, and belon s a work shoe adorned one foot, 8 P1ctures taken from the appro<~ch · j ed funds was not dampened. . American Veterans and a memba: outstanding scholastic reeord al Mr. and Mrs. Bonald Fogleson·{ W.. Va., .for Dr. OtiS L. Quillen, to the Wellston Methodist Chur:h sneaker the other. es to the square were confiaeated; ~ spoke.sman for the group 111d of Drew Webster Post of the Wahama. or Mason and Shirley Lyons, da'!· MD., who died in h1s home at St. as well as to th• Wellston Rotar Since this might get dull, Tues· Daniel Schorr, corresponden this m~rmng. that although the American Legion. Fol~y also announced that the ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marys at the age of 70• Club . Y day they wore tight sheath-type for the Columbia Broadcasting public, mcludmg parents of boys In 1939 he married Mary E. The deceased was born at L, ' · skirts with a 12.inch slit up one System said in a broadcast beard that will benefit from the program, Alley of Peebles, o .. a nurse an~1 Junior · Senior banquet and prom Lyons of Mason, have been chos will be held at the high school on en to attend Girls State Camp at tart Falls the son of the . la.r Sale of the store means. tl!e ab· side, fancy garters and silk stock· in New York that he and a Uni,' · apparentlr doesn't care eno~gb 14 teacher and has one son, Jack, MaY lO. Jac!Uon's Mill on June to June Charles and Ella Lee Quillen. sence c.f two long-time emrloyees ings. A bed room slipper protected etl Press camPraman bad their help, we II seek an o~gi?,Uitlon sophomore in the Middlepo. t Members of the graduating class of the store £long Ppmeroy s Main' one foot, a hip boot the other. film confiscated and exposed dur· here to spearhead a. dnve. . High School. His mother, Clara 9 are as follows: · Jerry Arnold, 15· Surviving are his wife, Gra~ ~ Street. Frank Will was tbe third A gunny sack made a prtsent. lng the May Day parade. . Coach Larry M?mson of ~acme Bacon resides at Peebles, Ohio. 1\alph Arlin, Lllrry Belch~r. Peggy The girls, .both members of the Rainier Quillen; a daughter, Mrs. manager of tbe store in all Its 85 able shirt while a long . handled Shortly after he spok•, ·1'711 ~~- ducl~sed that his comm!i~•ty Is BlllSSin~. '1'ommy Brown, Phillip Junior Class at Wahama • Hit• George w: West, St. Marys; a ye.~r.s of e.'llstence. He_ will retire. stewing pot made about as exquis- viet let bombers and fighte• showmg cons~derable actiVIty ~I· Burton, James Capehart, Patty School were chosen by t'he Am~r· · brot"er lllonl Quillen, Belpre, O. I m gomg ro putter around, do lte a bat as most women wear · (Contlnve4 em ,... Mftrl) re~~Y ~ onf 1111s hown hookd -,m Carmack, Julia Clark, Donna Cole- ican Legion Auxiliary of N·cw Ha· Burial will be made in the a little fishing, and take life (they claimed). , ra1smg ~~ u. s are an P ~s man Hayman, Bruce Cunningham, ven at a recent meeting. · Beech Grove · Cemetery. easy," Frank said. He has been Today, the last day of the public ACCIDINT RIPORTED I ~~~e. as 11 ,t!~ l~t Y.ear 1~ben •t 1 Se-"'~Ce B!!\tY Davis, Joe Ford, Everett . ~ith the .s~ore 41 years. initiation, each 1 wore bis dress A minor accident Tuesday 1rter ~d~o~n ': ICI~~ e m e proai a ya Foreman, Donald Gibbs, Robert H th t. h t. C h .' Eis1e ,Hart, also a veterlll or 41 suit, lbirt 1111t1 t.ie but he is carry· noon on Butternut Ave., where c h ny w. 0 • b be ea w;th the soore 18 booldleper ing a doll baby at least 12·inches J.incoln aill Drive starts up in· Grimm. . (Continued on page seven) w ret re. Her service here has long (or tall) and a ·bucket with 1·olvet! Donna Becker 21 ahd Rod last ni ht Attemhn was Pomero h ~en continuous. Mr.. Wlll'!l was two brick~ In it. All· three days ney Speneer, 17, wlti• oq)y , slight Coach gDi~k Retron~ resiilent ·a n q u e t: smertervicrre.PI~ntdWboyr 13 m~nths In the each candidate has ha4. some~here damage reported. Pollee said M_iss tbe Meigs County Li~le Lea•me Lillie Browning, 85, wife of the ' . . , . h • id War I, and by on bls, person .a cigar .box. with an . Becker and Spencer both travehng Association Coach Morrison G;ywle late Elmer Browning, prominent a t , · , t re~ years he spe.nt with Mr. (Continued em ,... Mven) j fd · M . • • teacher in Mejgs County Schools Bhawan G~anchandani, Bombay, India, · was the guest Wolff In thq owna's Portllnouth ' ----· south, co I ed .when Iss Becker ·Pri.ce, P~rtland, Rob!lrt Robe)'ts, for a number of years, died Tue&speaker when the Father-Son Banquet was held at \Heath store. swu•~g to the lett curb, .t~en Phil Me•er•. Tracy Whal~y, Mrs. day morning at Athens. Her home M th di t Ch h Tu d I b th M th d' M , The store has been in It 5 pres· PLAN TURKIIiY ·i'EAST · across to go up the bill, strilung Beulah Ewmg, Don Belzing and wu near Rutland. · e o s urc es ay even ng y e e o 1St ens 't t' . Police officers or Meigs and Srencer's car In the rear bumper Herman Ohlinger all of Pomeroy. , Surviv.ing are two sons: Dwight • 1oca lon smce 1897· Pr•or to Gallia Counties will feast on tur· Fellowship. Bernard 'Fultz, program chairman and toast .mas· · · . en (Continued on ,.... ...,en) Brownong of Columbus and Rev. I E•lSenhower Ma• Broadeast H. VIews On Budget I I Former Resident Laura Hampton· Claimed By Death. . 85 y rud ·o . B . ss D Of A • anger , N. y k h'thVt H Sold . g War' Predicted BY Cou~'l; I c. Po~inouth, We~lston,. O i ,' : ~ ·llllf" I · Init I ·Are Chosen T By A •}i ary For G•Ir}s State •s Q •IIen ro D Otl Funera} Services T Be 0n Frl•day · Sov·t·e·t M•onlo ____ "'ter . c ~xt ~ar. edi~nN~~e~~~J~t~=c~~~n~~·, tlnly NmeAtttnd "'M F ._ pony uague I ·. · · ;,_,e:; I M . e . 0 dis ... nrch.H0Ids Y~frs .Ann 'al F ·er,;,Son B . U Blessing Funeral Its ·services Will Be Held On Saturday t er, Introd uced the speaker who Is a jun.lor In the College of · ;runeral services for Cecil S. Civil Engineering at Ohio University. Ble,si11g, Rt. 2. Letart, W. Va., M. Glnachandlnl, an ardent nawho died Tuesday morning will be tionalist, spoke in glowing termf The progr-m ror tile evening held at.,2 p. m. Saturday in the his country'a ancient culture was announced .by Mr. Fultz and BQard paptist Church, Oak Grove and of their rapid progress since included the Invocation preceding Community. their democratic government was the banquet by the Rev. C. R. KonThe de~eased was born April JO founded In 1947. He gave several krlght; two songs by the male 1892, tile sPn of the late Mr. and examples of "firsts" in his coun· quartette: William Eversqn, Ches· Mrs. Samuel Blessing of Mason try Including the statement that ter Tannehill, James. Thomas and County;, according to the Encyclopedia Ben Philson; group singing led by He Is survived by his . wife Americana, the sense of music was Philson with Everson ,as i pianist; Maude;~two sons, Cecil of Akron .rtarte!l in India. He also stated mulic during the meal bfi Mrs. o. and Paul of Point Pleasant and . that his country ranks next to the P. Klein and a 'Closing talk by Ro. four brothers: Bert, Claude, Ansi! United States In production ot bert Hurley, «ormer local·tesldent, and Clarence .and a sister, Mrs moving pictures and has tbe Iarg. who Is pastor of five clrc\lit M~th· Virgie Hunter all of the Slate' of est locomotive works In the world odlst churches In W. Va. ( Washington. at Calcutta. The banquet was prepared and Friencls may call at the Fogh In discussing religion In bis served by Mrs. E. M. Wood and song 'Funeral Home !lfter 6 p. m. country, the speaker who Is a Mrs. Jo n Ketchka, co-chairmen, today until Friday wbep \he bodJ Hindu, answered a number of Mri. WI lam Reuter, Mrs. David will be removed to the home. questions from boys In the a11dl· Entsml et', Mrs. Ralph Radcliffe, , Rev. ·W. s. Billups ·and Rev. For- ence who also were interested 'In Mrs. old Woodgerd, Mrs, B. L. r6SI Murray will officiate at th ., tl!e v.eographlc and historical facts Ml c , Mrs. E. M. Blake, Mr~. For· services. about the country, rest Bachtel, r.Jrs w. W. Hayes and , Mr. Glanchandan was eloquent Mrs. E. S. S.:haaf ff • on .the fact that the caste system Membera and guests · Included · U prs ftJUry Js found throughout tbe world as Mr. Glancbandani, Bombay; the W. C. :QI!r&O~ suffered a broke.1 well ' as Jn· India. In di«cusslng his Re¥. Konkright and sons, Eudell righ foot at Ills farm home at Impression ·of this country be men. and David, Robert Hurley.. Hen· Shade Saturday. ,He was t~en to tloned friendliness, ldndne,s and derson, and son, David; William Sheltering Arms Hospi~l · for x· sense oi humor which he ·had ciis- Ault and Gerald; Paul Thomas, rays and a cast WliS to be put on •eovered here. He plans ro return Kenneth ' Byer and Charles Byer: hla toot Vlednesday evening by to bl,a own country when )!e bas I••R. Neal and Kit; Charles W&J· Dr. Blaine Goldil!errx. completed his ll'Choollna. ·.(Contlnutil em JNge Wftll) ~f S · I . · d:w~oio:rM~:e:~ ~w:sweek:~: J. key Thursday evenln~ at 7 p. m. when t!le Fraternal Order of p," lice meets at · the Middleport Police station. wh Whi Fal Band Is Hel~ Lilli•e Browmn•g Funer"" To Be Thursday Dallas Browning at present in In· dia on a world tour, but who will ' make his home in New York on bis return. quet On Monday Funeral services will be held in the Chase Funeral Home, Rutland · CHURCH LISTS DUE at 2 p. m. Thursday with the Rev. Richard Duckworth, clerk of Approximately 117 persons attended the annual banquet George E. Davis officiating. Sutton Township said today all honoring the .wahama White Falcon Band on Monday evening Burial will be made in Miles churches of Sutton 5houid fo· In the·high school gymnasium. . Cemetery. ' LOUISViLLE, Ky. UP-Th · ward to him immediotely tbci• Kentucky nerby chances · of th· . membership list~ so that each Highlighting the evening's program was the presentation GLEE CLUB CONCERT Calumet Farm favorite Gen .. Du!to' .may receive its share of the of letters and the announcing of promotions and the winneQl The annual Spring Glee Club we~e threatened today by a pa: · , ministerial fund. of various awards for the season's work. Concert of Racine H1gh School ., ful bruise which ap)X'ared on his -------Winning the hlebest award, the - - - - · - - - - - - will be given Friday, May 3, at left forehoof following his defeat MAN JAILED . Arion Award, was Miss Patty Car· aid Rood, Jr., Richard M~o~lford, the Racine High School auditor1 by Federal Hill In Tuesday'! James Singer, 55, Columbus. mack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joan Carroll, Irma Grinstead, Jer. ium, according to announcement Derby Trial. . 0 .. has been jailed here by Con· Floyd Carmack of Graham Station. ry Carroll. Karen Stewart, Shelby made today. The concert will be stable Pete Hendrix for lustice Qualification for receiving the Grinstead, Bob Tripp, Dora! Sharp, under the · direction of Mrs. Riel!· It was feared Tutsday night R. E. Grindley's court on a Arion Award are as follows !- Doyle Jones. Sheldon Roush, Dale ard Lee. and this morning that Gen. Duke ellarge of non-support. Overall musicianship; 2-Approval Justis and Eugene Hester. might have suffered 1 fractur' by the band director; and 3New majorettes for tbe White but x-rays taken early this morn· ' MARKET RIPORT Elected by the band. FINAL MEETING CALLID Falcon as announced, will ing showecl that the injury was CINCINNATI UP - Produce: Miss Carmack, who is president be Ann Band, Meigs County Council or Pa:-Newland, Phyllis Batey, only a bruise. , Eigs, about steady, net paid at of the band council, served as ents and Teachers will hold ita ' Trainer Jimmy Jones said, "the. farms Cor U. S. consumer wbil'ea mistress of ceremonies Cor the Joan Carroll, Sharon Berry, and final meeting of the YMr Thur'" ' frma Grinstead, alternate. x-ray film showed one dark spot and brown, A jumbos 32·33; A evening. Juhllng McClung was named day, May 2 at 1:30 p. m. in the 1 ~ which may be the bruise. It look• large 29-30; A mediums 25-27; :A Twenty-one students received head drum major for next year's Rutland High School gymnasium..,.j as though he might have stepped small 20·22; B large 25-27; FOB promotions within the White Fal· band Jackie Cape bart ·was /?t on a roc!( or something." whites and browns, A large 35-38; can ·Band or were moved up to namedwhile assistant drum major. Nam· Asket! what he thoog'ht the Cal A medium 31-32; B large 3().88. the band from the Junior Band. ed head' majorette was Mary Roush. umet star's chances of going t' Chickens, steady; fryers 3-3~ Ib They were Beverly Roush, Robert Named band sergeants were Jim the post In the ·Derby were, Jone 17·18; hens, heavy 13·15; Iii~~ :lil- Kell, Anne Harris, Sharon McDan· Henderson, Eugene Rayburn, Ken· skid, "just as a guess at the mo· 11. · lei, Phynis Batey, Ann Newland, (Continued on ,... s•vonl went, I ,tbiuk be wl:l m:!:~ it." Butter, creamery, 90 llCOre 71• Barbara Wilson, Sue Goodnite, Ger· Kentucky Derby Favori·te Hurt Jn Tna • } Race · I a ama Ban ·. te con �. , "'"'Falls Families Will Be Torn, Letart . . Separated, Scattered After Industry . MQves l(tto Tltese Choice Farm Lands have the same choices ahead of them. Albert Hill Sr. and his wife came to Letart Falls In 1011 .. ·• Around I wit~ ~ak•4 o~V\hoa DEB MOINES UP - David Cox. h•n•lnc over the !fide. llep: Pru.5. balked whtn hla PINntl tried M. Plerc:e, 1001.~or 91 the rep&R1 ''-' llrlnl(..to-door tec:hnlaue of. muaur~. ·~ld, "I tflln~ tho old pq}Unr out hi• 1oo•e teeth. lie taw bu outlived ltl ulflulne.llll." · 1nmoered away wltb the iitrlntr · • 1Uathe4 to th~ tooth, 1nd hl1 IDothlf. Mrt. Oliver Cox, J"etUmf.d b,. bouM ,..,,. &he tu,..d on tbo ~~~.. eleaur ,thP. ttrht• w•~ ~ckt!d l"to the rpacblne ,.,~the too... aDd out A'DI.IT Tllfl AUGUSTA, "lie. UP - 2-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., April 29, 1957 · The Daily Sent~nel AU.\ • tq r!Pe, l"'ite ..PY on a ruanln• Mt. and :Mu. Roy Vineyard of •Hoclr.inJport al10 Mn. Lucy VineYard were Sundey sunts of Mr. and Jrlrl. E. M. Damewood. Mtt. Erma Roush and ton, Tbom· ••· Columbus spent the week end here at thelr home. Mr. and Mn. Pl.irley Karr of Chelter called on Mr. and Mrs. Chute• Baer Sunday. 1 SIGN QN 7:00 Today 9:00 Romper Room tO:OO Tl:le Price Is Right 10:30 ·Truth or Consequences H :OO Tic Tac Dough 11:30 n Cpuld Be You f 12:00 c.._rr~nt · 1:00· }b ldttle Mariie 1:30 _..'ff!~~.~~~ ~rt'i!"= 2:00 J.CaHnee Thi11!ter ~:OQ Queen (or a D•y aweather a. Jewell "· Pl(ptn 6 . OileiOIII\j 6. Farm anlm&ll T. Storare area 8. 8ootb 9. To round •1aln u. Bani 1~. Youn1 dOf Ralph Lee of Sutton was the of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Damewood and family. " Sunday guest Mr. ~nd 'Mra. niram Richardson and family of Columbus spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kci-nl!l ··Routh ·and · other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. VlrgU Walker of Plants .were Sunday Juest.s of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Holter vis. Jted wUh their ~... David Holter and family 9f· Darwin, Sunday. M~Yji!tJq)e • Cartoo.ns Ncl\fl Picture flat! and Scrutn Weatb6Cast ,.~ttrfr.,.l Sp'oi"i. 4• NIIC !'1'1" ''~ .0!'..1'~ - •If~ U5 8! .,, .l!ll9f Mr. and .Mra. George Baer and son, Billy, spent sunday wittt, Mrt. 'WUI Ftecker also Mr .and Mrs. 'Earl Frecker and son, Pine Grove. . "' . c¥~ ' dn" ll,1~~~~~ .. ••y t ;:~ fi!!~n~~:"'.'" IIIli e'"~~IU ,:~ . !'-"'-'\11"· O,Qil ~ , ~ ~~~m .., '!'gwa 7~Q fatb" '-o.,, lle•t You Bet \"our Life @'30 0 lje~1~ Pl~h~U!t Vlblrly.blrds Hijl Mr. and Mrs. J . A. Sapp and dauabter, Debbie, Mr. and Mn Jay Honchell and daughter, aU of Columbus spent the week end at their home here. Sign On TOday Romper Room Tile Prlce 1, Right .. Truth or Con$equene'es Tic Toe Dou~i:h. ~~e~~ Be You ·l(y Ltt.tle Marg•·e Tlmneasee ~n\e - . Jol!lin@o "i'4ea\er · Qileep !'II D•v . ~~ ~~~ Dra~net 1~~·1~r Mil '!'~I~ 1> Yqur !-!!~ Th~ ~t;ople's 8'110 Krall '1'\' ~ m Ol:toice VldeQ Theater -WCHS-T·V·Cht"n·nt:l'· l I . 5. atendanet on A.prU 21 wu Melvin BEOOkl u>d IIIII 101101 of Mr. 00 the offerlnlfP.N.Atttndanee et l"riend calltd oo tile Ernie Grimm and Mra. Emerton Duffy eut hil the worJblp lti'VIee followinl 8. family Ba\urdaJ evet;dna. foot oD •r•er lawn mower. s . .,., 25 with Dllllmore tsoylu u 11r. ood 11r1. cal"riD Bluolq lfr. an Mrl. Paul Kunll and leader. Jpent Friday tYtnlDf with the C.. 10na, c.uow.,., 0., were week eftd Evanaellltic se"ke• will eonell Bl..,IW. IUeatJ of ber pannU, Mr. IDd Mra. tlnue throuah thll week with prar· Mr. and Kn. Fred Roulb WeN Joe StronJ. er servlce 11' 7:30 in the ba,.ment sbopplna ln. Polrlt PJeaAnt nlKaren WlHmu employed 1111 ~ Sont aer"lcet t1 at 7:4:S, prueb. lumbua 1pent the week end with Ina from 8: 1~ Gto 8 :~ by tbe Rtv. dayClarence BieNia• retuned t4 her pueatl, Mr. and Mn. Rllpb Freeland Norril each week n(tht hi• borne from St. Joteph'• Hot-Wlaeman. IDd by th~ Rev. Grove on Sund1y. pltal 11ter un4erJoin~ major tur· Mrs. Ada Lon1 of Columbul Gracje swartz, employed It rpent aeveral daya with her IOD, · Watblneton, D. c ., h., been vi•it- aery. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roush aud Raymond and family. ina her parentl, Mr. and Mn. Danny Ray, UoioD were JU:eltl of ernooa. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Steel of Wayne swartz 1nd she and another Mr. and Kn. Meh>ln Bonecutter Mr .and Mn. Taft Bolton Saturda)' Columbus, Ohio visited wltb Mra. daurhter of the Swartz', llrt. Jean and Con~ were aue&b Of the enrUna:. hetta llarri10n. Plante, st. Maey 1, 0 ., attended Mr. and Mn. W'ayne H•rt Wf!re lloyd Wamsley ftmlly Suoda)' aft.. The Juniors and Seniors took a church. here Sunday. ernoon. bulinen tri~ to Cincinnati S1turday. They kfrr. Grace Kelly re~ntly re- Friday. calltrs in Point PleU&Dt )fr. and Mr1. Don Thompaon and vlstted Coney bland. turned home rrom a vlalt wltb were afternoon gueata Sun· Toni Mn. VireirUa Sayre of MalOn The WJlkcsville Garden Club relativea ln Athena. called on Mr. and Mr1. Arch Roush day of Mr. 1nd Mfl. H. R. Thompoon. wUI meet May •7 with Mrs. Mum Enter week end pests of Mr•. Friday ..~!venin g. Betz Garnet Wlndland, Eu11ne 1nd Mr. and Mn. Ernest Bleulna Mr. and Mn. Charlie Brown and were dinner auest. Sunday of Mr•Mi-s. Georae M~rtln, Athens, Maraaret .!\PO were Mr. and Mn Mich., was Thurtday auelt of her Luther Cook and son; Mr. and Mrs. eh!Jdren attended revival aervicet W. J . Chapman and W. A Blessing. cousin, Miss Beule Pettyplace. Robert Wlndl•nd and family aU at Leon SatUTday night. Mn. LUlie KelvlnJlon of Akron ·Miss Anita Brown apent Friday 1pent tbe week end with her moth. Several friends of J. B. )lorton of Ool~mbus and Mr. and Mrs. attended his funenl at Athens, Dale Wmdland and family of The nJght with Rev. 1nd Mra. w. S. er, Mra. W. W. Staall, Jim and Billups of Pt. Pleaeant. 111'1. Bil· wife. She was accompanied back to Sunday afternoon. Plains, Ohio. Mrs. carrie Swartz has been lit !ups baa: been very ill. Akron by her mother. Mrs. Hal Pope and son1, Frank· with artbrltlt. Ernie Ricka,d, Dwlt:ht Gibbs M'ra. Mildred Thompson, Gloria A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. and Mila rwila Rickard w,ere 1D and toni, Mr1. )[)'rtlt Ella Routh, lin and Grant were recent guests of her sister, Mrs. Roger PbllUps. Stanley Meeks, Friday, April 26. New Haven Saturday on buslnetl. - . Ladles of Presbyterian Church The Meeks have another ton, 1 ~ Jln._ Mary Grimm 1nd cblldren held a quilting party at the home yean of age. were SatUrday nigbt Junta· of tbe of Loui.!le Woll!, Wedneaday. Mr. and Mrs. R-ichard Spencer of Walter Friend family, Eugene Campbell entered Hol- Columbus apent the week end with Mra. FaDDie Rouab ilpent Wed· zer Hosptal as a medical patient Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore Boyter and nesday witb Mrs. Sullie ~fie ot Tressle Spencer. Wedneaday. Leon. .• Miss Georgf· Gray of Columbus lrtr•. May Rouab called 6D ·Mr.. spent the week end with Frank Luvena Rainey Friday aftei'aoon. ' and Elva Gray. Mi81 Hazel Ruth BrookJI spent Mr. •nd Mrs. Junior Snavely of Sunday with Miss ADita Brown. Columbus was ~aturday and Sun. Roy Wiseman has employment at Mrs. Dora Hudson apd son, John day guest of hili parents, Mr. and Columbus. and wife and Mn. Virginia Sayre Mrs. M. C. Snavely. Marvin Chase of Carpenter ba~ of MalOn were Sunday afternoon guesta of Mr. and Mra. Arc!t Roulb · Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pawusiak and been painting for Obert Markina ·Mrs. Roush ·who wae somewhat Middleport baby, the forDJer Judy Sayre, of and Roy Wiseman. improved from a recent illnesa fs. High SChool Sen· Harrisonville Athel'll were Sunday guests of rei· ior Clau plq was Friday. A large ative1 hfire. crowd attended. Bert Harder who spent the past Rev, Wm. Barnhart moved to 1ix weeki in Florida has returned •' and Ia at the home of hili daughter, Gallia County. 1 Mr. and Mrs.- Wilson moved into Mrs. Harry Peters. Mrs. Milford Long (Dora Sayre) the bouse vacated by Mr. Barn· underwent an appendectomy at a hart. Mrs. W. R. Wil!l,)n is on the sick, Columbus hospital, April 27. Mrt. Lawrence Strawsbaugh vis- list. Obert Martins is improving. Mrs. FoJa Clark and Mr1. Mlfited her daughter and" son·in·law, and family, Lawrence Keck, at garet Douglas shopped at Athens Saturday night. Newark. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gray of Mrs. George Clark and Mrs. John WellsOOn were Sunday guests of Stout visited in Athens and abo Rev. and Mrs. RuiSell Woltz. attended the Pllbli~ Sale of the Miss Beverly Peters employed in late Mr. and MrS'. Fred Graves. Columbu!'l spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. James :Dorgan Jr. her parenb, Mr. and Mrs. Harry had company Saturday evening Peters. from Columbus. Mrs. Louie VoweU of Wellston Sunday School had an atten· We have heea and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Foose {Nor. dance of 90. ma Vowell) of Dayton, called on will he happy -Ori>o Stwt ·Mrs. b.etta Harrison, Thursday. LaW.S ,,oo uo 21. BUff· ... ly WHTN-TV CHAN!itL Ch«~nnel13 "1$ 'I'HURS. decor. 22. Me\•1 23. A ahteld 26. Spokt 27. Ftah net• 29. ~ectrifte4 particle 30. Jol'• :n. Bub1td• .....36.,,..To,........ ., whtc · 36. M~ullnt ~?.lm'!J< 39. ,,-,:erare .. .tO. NO !,. IIIanr~' 1t:tsit Sian On I~ '00 1~:30 Tilt, · frankie Laine l 'W :1), ~mlnlne Touch 2:00 iloon Film l'esUval :a,aci .._... · Wilh Elizabeth r-··· ,f,!li)' ' oriQon Cl~b ·8:00 .Mickey Mouae C'ub '1 i:OJl five ~tll,r Final .. $": t& Jqim Daly • thO News ,-8:30 Sberiff of Cochise ·. 7:00 CirCus TUne · 8:00 Dll)qy Thoma• Show 8:'3o Mark Saber · . , . " Q:QO T.olephqne Ttlme l:to· lrovlo ' l.O:CJP fiew, Of· the Nijht IO:lp Tboater 13 ~no1y Duffy, ~Jnall IOD I HARRISONVILLE Morning ·Star Chi.tl~, LETART, W.VA. .,iltl A bill In the Moine ltci• ....1•• !a repeel ,. )Ql Sandn and lfllton Jta7 1rere v\1it· ort In New lbven rrtdly nninJ. Jobnnle ,..., or He. Ha¥e11 call· ed on hiJ tatber aad JDllther , llr. ani Mra. !d J'ry Buacb)' alkrnoon. · Mn. Ada Hoffman and Walter and Mrt. May Hoffman of Cincinnati IJ)f"Dt tbe week ead wltb rel· alive• at Plain Vllley. Thoae- atJ,endln1 Laditl Aid at Oak Gruve EUB Cbmb when it met Tuetdly were Erc!!t:ll and Nel. lie Adkin1, Mr.. Naomi Y"aJer and Beverly, lin- BliDebe \'uJer, llr.. Aba&ail Thompaoft. lliu Twlla Rickard, lin. Ada '11:1omp.aon, Mn. Amy Bo1t0D, lin. Etbel Fey, Mn. Laura Gibbl, Jlrl. IJ'eoae Kyen. Viliton were Mn. Fannie Ta)'· lor, Mn. Vena RalDe,, Mn. El mer Newberry and Mike. Mrt. Kay Rouah ••• the laolte• •od the next meetlnJ will be with Mrt. Laura Gibbl on May 'J. Thoae calllnt on lfr. and lln. ·Fred Roush Sunday 1fternoon were RuUell Hoffman 1nd lin. Nora Adklnt of Plaln Valle,, Mn. Kay Holfm10 of ClndMatl, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stewart of Welt CohlDl· bia and Miu Beatrice Chapman. Mr. and Mra. Albert Tbomp10n ate tbe parent.s of a Utq;bter bom at Scbaekel CJlnlc. They have tbree other dauehten. -IJ. "lfi{Oiif <\O'n ' =~ fl!! =:FREE ...........,...... ==~ S2!! ...... ::::FlEE ............., "~ '=-FlEE ............. "*' .......I ew .......... • ''It ............... ,........................... . ..., .. .....,_... *1'1... • HOGG & ZUSPAN The Shoe Box MATERIALS INCORPORATED Muon,W. Va. Phone ·SP-35534 . MIB<>n City, w. VI. nnouncement ) -'.... """'........... Moldo"'t w..... llr9ol 11.00 .... 20.00 .. . .................... lllo.! __ .... _ .... ........,,..... ........... ; , . . Collins ') Jewelry Whlrt Your Conff4enc• I• Julfifled · E. Main fit. Pomeroy "'"o••t•• 11.u .u .u. •••u.•. Apple Grove Mr. and Mrs. Cf1ester Durst and IJ.!l\\ .Jr 1 .and - Richard farilily of'. Niles, Ohio spent Sat- Shuler; · nlemD~'ts ' of the Tractor urday with. relatives here. Mrs. Harold Roush was a dinClub, visited the IHC Tractor AJr sembly plant st Di.yton last Satur. ner guert of Mrs. Andy Cross at Letart, Tuesday evenink. . day, Mrs. Walter .Roush has returned Mrs. Victor WiU of Canal Winchester was calling recently on to her home alter spending some time with her sons, Herbert and Mrs. Verna Rose. Howard Roush. Mrs. Jean Hamm and Mis~s LeMr. and Mrs. Richard Wolfe of da Mae and Dolort'l Kraeuter were in Columbus last Saturday attend· Antiquity called Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sharpnack . ing a Home Ec. meeting, Mr. ' and Mrs. Cecil Hill of CoMrs, Rlna Cron is visiting her daughter, Mrs . Dorothy Davis, of luJ11bua spent the week end with their parentli, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Racine a few days. Mr. and Mrs. VIctor Hysell and Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Emut family were the dinner guests of Clark. Holly Sayre of Marietta called Mrs, King of Bradbury on Easter on Jack Sharpnack Thursday. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blosser of Mrs. Ro&COe Hollan wu the re· cent gueat of her a:randson who is West Virgin!a spent the week end with Owen Hall and daughter. · inaCol1;1mbus·hospital. Mr. and Mrs. J:lerbert Roush and son, Roger, called on Mr. and Mrs. Vlilcie Spencer at Syracuse Satur. day evening. ·Mr. and Mrs. Dona Parsons and · tamlly of Plants c2llcd on Mr. afld Mrs. Russell Roush, Friday eveD· in g. .Mrs.- Thomas Rollins of Letart, W.Va. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ott Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Jud Ourt of AlbliftY spent Sunday with Marlon Ours. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hupp and famUy of Letart Falls and Charles Knightning Jr. and family -of Raci.ne apent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Charles Knightning Sr. Rev. Edward GriCfith christened Cindy Jeanine, infant dausther of Mr. -.nd Mrs. Ruuell Routh at the F1irvlew Church Sunday nla:ht. - M n . - r t Rouah Ussy·, (j~eCl4i~[jj(;~lJ11;S . •-•m and ·stick . _. ._.. ·N-'··· 0;w . . ,. w7 · so~ch........ ~. HERMAN GRATE Dealer for Kroehler trying to get Kroehler for some time aad to shew yea this flue Iiae. • ,You'Iflbei STMRY~EYED _ab_o_ut~yg_-gr~CpNSTELI:ATION J)edroom:.by ~ROEHLERt' YOUTHFUL GUIST KALAMAZOO, Mleb. UP - Jo. seph Anderson was one of the youngest auests present at hia own 90th birthday party. Anderson, a paet p;-elldent ot the KaJamazoo Three Quarter century Club, was honored by William "Dad" Sd· dinaton, 10'1; Jacob Hycoop, 93 Mrs. Eliza· Bacon, 94 .and Joseph l~~~~,9~Z~,~th~e~c~u~n~e~n~t~~~·~•l~d~cn~t. High, bigb. fashion idoms-you:r, · .· bedroom wheiiit's furnished with Kroehler's CONSTELI.ATIOlof~p. . . -· I Rooma New Flirl!itu rt ·~ ' 'J'. : ..... ·1'08. ' '. .$2:M.oo. .' j • Chk-...d~:':':"lftlllden~~~liit>!dlftp.";: Ia Ill cleYoriJ '.t..;p..t dtow-..o with tlieit biddm fiDCet plpi .. o"IIICI in iii<Ul· trooiiac 111Dtt olllleOminc nloclaliiGD-tike acceati ofbnolthat ~ ll>o _,., beitl" beolll)' of "Swwliibt" mahopny. VOII\IHOitllli ~ 111<1 true quality .,. hero In funiltare that re-otra- with - .to ftt lillY ·~ or any -chance of - . Come - Kroebler'o CONST~TION • •• J<iU'II be ltllrey-eyed ......,,.,._-It/" ·~~-· .' ~ -....----- eaai\1',....- . <' ' ~ .. '' BAKER .. ' .. pto~bUJ farmer• !"9Rl lhelf Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,.Jlay 1, le&T--3 . 1 Your EJecti•OB not 10 well t~aln . )Ira. Ina Wllitpnd aad 100, BU· lie were villilnl the Leonard Rou1b famll)' ltmclay aftrrnooo. DPn 0 . Aten aDd Vlfsil Burrta Yial~ Saturday ennin1 with the for:mer'l wLfe Mn. .Jeule Aten wh 11 a patient in Kober HOitptal at Gallipolis. Mn. W. W. Staab JpeDt ll!veral day1 with ber ritter, Mn. Ruth Panon~ o~ Racine. CharleJ W.illebrenner alld Don. na, Tbornt Sayre 1nd .Juanita, of ColUmbul c11Jed on Mr. •nd M:n. Ceell ilMelloJ 1nd Ella Sund1y aft.- • pec1a 0 uo LETART, W. Vo. ALFRED . ,,. ClrOSSWOR 2. Oppotlle of John Grove and Grover White of Clendlnen. w. Va., were recent auests of Mr. E. M. Damewood aDd family. WS-41-TV Chan,el3 Cfl~~~esday Thursday U5 WILKESVILLE llr. 1nd Mn. Clair Wilt ot no... Jda were TIJurlda)' cueata of Mr. and Mra. E. M. Damewood and famUy_ Mr. Damewood, wbo ll ill, remllna about tbe aame. DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OP MEIGS-lllASON RICHAIID. L OWIN - GINIIAI. MAN~IR RIYNOLD I. GRIINI "- IDITOl 10,110 News Hel!!dlines basketball, and sln·g Paillacci NJtewatch standi•• on my head. 10:30 ~'W• Hti!4dlinea Tonight ' 10:40 Nitewatch of the morning papers, an~ IOb~tr Some people would call it wage 12:00 Toni&ht ~iJn 011 up the nia:ht edilqr. I~~~~~;~· At lea~ two managing 1:00 Sign Off On the Star, which Wll hl~h· ~ and I 'I'(Ould call it 1reat minded, I once spent tbree days hi&hly instruct!~. worth ----'--·-----~.....,-----';, searehln', ever searchin', Idr some and· t•e to1"l and the ·• heldMrs. Its April mecUng home . Sl(leclal dog biscuits fo: one ·of the through t~e snow. of George TreW,,onthenlday owners who was also Ill cl1arge of this gristly rare some evening. the poetry which appeared on the ~o that WCMS.TV CHANNIIL • W.C it&.nt CHA!fli:IIL' I Games were play.ed and the hos· edl~orjal p~ge. an~ kiek· aerved refreshments to the 8:00 Captala Jl!aqJ.rao 8:0Q e_,t!U-' lJW~ members: Mn. Dorla 8:45 CBS Mornlnc ~how Anyh ~ w, when I left the :Jtar. . . ~~~~~~-i~:l':~!:~~·· nee ed no folllowlng Mn. M~ldre~ Brumley 9:45 CBS MOrnlnlil News Tbe Nf'WS in tho6e \ ~BYI. f,aa a · cours~. we ..,.~~~~de' .:;: PleMsant; Mrs. Edgar Ar 9:00 MQrnlnl Shqw 9:00 Morninll Sbmy strugellng little paper, Whet'4!; even But when you took nott of Middleport; Mra. Loulae lOt® Garry lloore 10,00 Ga111' Moore the slavey.s had to be part· Orson in putting a pink 10,30 Artbu.,. "fodfru and )Irs. Ja!,IDita Rouah or i~::g :~:r p~~ Welles, part Lou Gehri~. ~ T~y re- dye paste as yQu plac~d in Roush New Haven, Mrs. Hugb EUa1, ·J.Jrs. , ·' 11,30 Strike It lllr.b volved the staff almOI~t monthly, stealing a picture of the murdered Etta Young and M~ Pl!'lchle Elias 12:00 Valiant Lady 12,00 ValldtLady so that you would JQ to la~ as a lady , you were beaded from slav· of West Columbia, Mrs. Alma 1~:11 love ot lJte sports writer and wake up•) s the ery and upward and onward to as 12,15 LOve of Llf~ Coleman. 12·30 :j.~:arch t.lr Tomornw managing, editor. ·,~~ much as $50 a week. The door prize was won by Mrs_ 12;45 Quid 'ng IJght 12:30 Search For Tomorro-. Ern~ Pyl~. as 1 rec~U. rJrgol to Etta Your.g. The next meeting will 1;9() :Etat~'s Kttei\eD Th.at's what overpaicl city edi· 12:<~ Guldinc Lttht mentiOn 'that 'they found ,tht}' ~~lndbe at the bomt of Mrs. Alma Cole- 1·31) · AJ. ~tl }.'{orl~ ~ bergh baby when he was manag. tors (lOt then and what profeisi'on. lnlh. . 2:011-'0ut loifii ' ~lra .. ~.·:,.~ . ~'l>f• .1tlldiil'~...:.:... , r •. rm ..H(, ing editor, and so became a cotum· a] copyboys Kt,t now. 30 As the Worl ,.,.. But sotneb . . f stilt thing there ;:00 Our M.U.s Brook~ nlst. One day you were city editor 2,39 'Ff3UZU!JI!Iorty and the ne"t you were- the drama wu more fuo playing Christian to :t:so Housepr.rty MO J'he Bis Pay6H erltlc ,and quite o(teo you were at the lions for $1~ or $HI on the off. a,oo The B~ Payolf uo Bob Oro.sby Show liberty tq gp down the street and che:nte· that one day somebody 3:30 Bob vrosbv Sbow uo llrilblor ll>•Y Mk who needed a good windmill might alk you to be president of 4,00 Brighter Day 4:15 Sjeret Stol'JP the firm. hand. 4:15 Secr:'lt Storm 4:.110 (Copyright, 1957, by United '""'• of Night Y{hat staff Wf had on lht> News t:3q Edg·o of Klrht ~,oo T~,. 'E3rly Sb~ Fet~ture SyndicatP., Inc.) · weht hQme aft~r a couple of re5:00 1.'bt '!!:&r!V 'Sl\OW makes, and the afternoon copyboy Your Esso Reportu S:30 Vour E111r.. Repvttr 8,41 Sport. Parade got quite a lot of aclion when 6:45 8pq,rts ]il'arade Wedherman there was a fire or a murder 9r . e,~ Wnthennl,ll ,,oo At!tlon any other decent pi.C: of iDI\0'- .... ' Action · cent entertainment. Jt1 *o re~r ~ J)Quelall Jl'.4wardl Ul 7,15 J>ougi,. !ltwords • . \tr'as available, the. cOpyboy · W..as ao Giant Step Ull · ~~~- pT~oton · of tbo llukoi . nomin~tted, and for nO extra s,oo AfU)ut Godfrey 8:00 Bob Cummings · In Ud4 geoero~ity Ylil91 mY 8,00 'f!M MlJllona!r~ · 8'30 Climax I learne,J to read typO; .w"''""'· "~~ fve Got A ~ret lo be read bac~w11rd!. D:30 Playhouse on 1o,oo ~o.th Century Fox Hour llljlO Up to. the Minute lttilwl . I n,os ·setllminJ the Weatbat u,oo Up to tbe mJnute Dtwt u,otl seaimlq I~• Wealllor 11:10 Tbe Late Sbow lS. Aak1 19. Olrl't name WWa Robert lt1Jf17k WASHINGT.ON - 1 prcs1ed a call on one of my old alma maleu; tbe Wasbinglon Dally News. t~e other day to lnvestla:at.e the l;OPY· ' · 1 h ' d h• ard -··andal· hoy b"''"" ous rumol;'s tbat copyboys mide ~0 a week, worke-d regular hours, and were not considered as rep· ortorlal 'materliil. Most Ill it is Mrs. Ruehen McCoy . Jr., was honored with a surprise layette shower at t!l.e home of Mrs. Ro}' Cooke of Graham Station. Thurs. day afternoon. Thf nonoree received many lovely gift!; and a des~ert course was seved to the follOwing: Mrs. Alon· zo Dickens, Jr., and M'rs. Wayne Kincaid of Point Pleasant; Mrs. ·Edgard Arnott of Mldd1eport; Mrs. Paul Rickard, Mrs. Ftar Cooke, and Mrs. Robert Layne ·'Qf 'New Raven; Mrs. James Carpenter, Mrs. Lon Dickens, Mts. Lillian McCoy and Mrs. Be-tty McCoy. Mrs. Vernal J9hnson sent a gift and the door prize was won b,f the honoree . Mrs. Gwen Stewart visited with her sister, Mrs. Emma Rickard of Clifton on Thursday. Mrs. Vernal Johnson and Mrs. James Carpenter shopped in Mid. dleport on Wednesday, Mrs. Lillian McCoy has returned to her home be-re 11fter 1 visit with relatives in Barberton and Akro,1) , Ohio. Mrs. Reuben McCoy, Jr. aecom. panied by Mrs. Roy Cooke of Gra· ham Stallon shopped In Pomeroy, Monday. • 1 Tbe tadies Friendship Circle Forest Run ,. "'" lnlroducod ~ivlill" NOUII eA? , story, condense handouts, cover Local High School Lauded f.or Work In Educational Fjeld By AG&E ,...Ci, Of.I.L~D WEST COlUMBIA When somebody hollered "Copy!" you went to seG what was wanted. What was wanted was to take copy to the compOBing room, a:o down1lain for a ~oke or a cuppa cawfee place 8 hor• bet with the mu•cle editor, ml~ aqme pa1te, walk Pomeroy High School this week received a sparkling com· throuu-h the snow - it Is always mowing w~en you are a copyboy ptiment from the Portsmouth Division of the Ohio Power In Wa&hinlilton - plck up a p\nt Company. In a letter addressed to Mr. James Diehl, Principal, or boo:tt tnd th~· bulldoe edillon• ~~bile Daily Sentinel Day Book TELEVISION GUIDE life facing it. the school was lauded lor its ha•ing produced two winners of the American Gas and Electric Company collese scholarship olfered to oons and daughters of employees of the Ohio Power Company. This scholarship was first offered two years ago and ljoth winners have been graduates of Pomeroy High School. The first w>s John Handley. now a student at Case Technlcatlnstl· lute in Cleveland, 0 . The second has been announced only re· cenlly, being H. Bingh•m KreiS, Jr ., who attended Pomeroy High School through his Junior term. Young Kross is the son of H. B. Kress and the late Ml"$. Kress. He was until last •ear manager ol the loca·l Ohio Power Co., now at Ironton. 0. · Division Maoagor E. D. Doueborty's letter addresaed to Mr. Diehl, Is reproduced hero In full : Dear Mr. Diehl: "\'ou are aware, I believe, that the American Gas and EJec· trlc Company have been ottertpa a collese scbolarlhlp to the "'"' al)d daushters of the emp~oyee• of tbt Ohio Power CPm· pany. The past two years, or eyer since tho scholarship has been offered, It baa been won by a atudont ol the Pomero.v Hl&h School. Last year It was John Handley and t~ls yellt It was H. Blngllam Kress, Jr. "These boys competed with a large num~r ol other atudenta of Ohio hlih schools, and the .ludrii)J wu dQII• bY recos· nlzed authorltle• In the educational field who were not connected In any wav with either the Am,rlcan Gaa and Electr1e Comnany or the Ohio Power Compaqy. "The reaoon I am writing you, Mr. Diehl, I• It Qffpr our l'!>n· gratulations to you and to vour ataff of teachers· on the fino JCcomoUshment of havlnQ slude~t• frQm yoqr ••holjl 1\'lp th"I~ ocholartblo for two consecutive vean. The rt<lllrd miuo for Itself and lndlcatea that .vou and .vour staff at Ppmerov Hlth School are dolnr a lob ol which your commuqi!Y f)loald 111!. anti ram sure are. instlv nroud. · · "Our con•rttulatlons to you •nd your •l•ff nt Poll)croy High School ."' I ---- from Lincoln, West Vl.rginia. The eighth child, Harry Hill, was the first born ln Ohio. The oldest is St. Clair, now 57. Followina: him were Violet, now Mrs. Harold Grimm; Jerry Hill, riow only a part time fa·rmer therei Joe, the only one who left Le· tart Falls, resldini at Rogers Hill, near East Liverpool, O.; Albert Jr., and Margie, now Mrs. Harold Roush . true. . ' After Harry came Clifford, John, Dale, Dallas and the last, 'I I'll jive you a short line Qn Mrs. Raymond Hensler. All reside in Letart Falls. except Joe . copyboys wllo uied to be the Oliv'r at East Liverpool and Mrs . Hensler who lives jn Racine but Twists or the ue~spaper rtckfarms land near Letart with her husband. bu.lness- when dear o1d dad wa• It is interesting to note at this stage of the land optlomng a slave. l goi $12 a week on the th t J 11 H'll ld' h ld d J Star and went to the News for ~ u an .• , res , mg on ~ e o home place, an ohn whai was known as a resoundiny: Hill, above him, aH m the middle of the optioned area. <\t raise _ $Hi. this writing they continue to "hold out." How long the two In those days a copyboy WB8 maintain this stand onJ>:J~e..l..know. glo;el) rix w~k• U'l achie,xe &taft What will they do, W"ben uprooted? One o( the sons with a status, which meant m "i week, large' ae-.-eage who alrendy has optioned, "just wasn't sure." and about three weeb to justify it. He doubted if he would ~o back 'into farming The orts~bal13 Tht present manaifng edttoro!the h'ld f th I Hill h r 'ld , News was a copyboy . The manag. c I ren o e sen or s ave 40 chl ren, some now with lng editor of \he Post was a eopy. their own truck fa·rms In Letart Falls, and among them there boy. The mortality wu rough, but are 11 grandchildren. For many of them a new, and probably some emerged, battered. In most cases, a strangr. life, soon will open. It was a good system, actually. They are not alone. Melgs County also has a new, strangE~ The dutie• were simple enough. A NIWMiTIIOD r The Ml. Mor\1,):1 Missionary Society will mee• Thutadar at the · NoUonal edvertlala& repnentotlve, llttllllelli·~ball. llle., Mil borne oC Mrs. Fred JOlckton wit h Mrs. Campbell Hvper as co-ho!!· L.oallwtoD Ave., New YOlk City, ttl, N. Y. u oecond claJa maJ.Una aoattor II llle poot oUice at ..... teu. The mectine will st;..rt :t: eror,£i•tor<d Obto. · 7:30 p. m. 8\lbacriptloa ntes: DeUvery by earrl« wbere aVIiilable ·30 ~ata,... nek; ODe year ia. advance at The DaUJ SenUn~l office, $11.':fJ. Ill: MuSICALE PLANNED moDtbs, $7 .80; three monthJ, tl-90. Bf motor routn where av bl.t: Th e public is in.vitr;od to the oae moath $1. By maU ooe year $8; N1 monthJ, $4..2D; threCI monO..., · Musicale being sponsored at the t2.!0· one mon.til. tl. · il.ibiioiied every ofte~oon except Sundv !!I' '1\e PbiQ V.Uetl!e•t ML Mon ah Baptist Churrh b~' dne~ Inc., at 110 lleo~a ... S!.. Pomeroy, 0 . BUJI!Iel'! QfiiQo ll!i9110 •lllltll the Mission ary Sotiety on May lll l!ldftort:AI'otflee Phon- :un: · •trs. C. R. YounK is general choir m;m of the project and has announced .special music from La· kin and other nelghborinf' townJ. ) '.~ Satijrday whic~ were exclusive in the Daily pen here. And when it does, many established Letart Falls families wiH 'oe torn apart and scatte~ed . Two facts , gleaned separately but each conilrmed, are the basis for this optimism by so many. One is that the latest op· tions were purchased fo r five per cent of the agreed price for a period of three months . All prevlous similar transactions were done for one per cent of the purchase price , and for a period of a year . The other fa ct Is that t•nd already purchased or optioned (2,000 acres) amounts approximately to twice that obtained by the Olin Mathison Company at Clarington, 0 ., (1,000 acres) for a chemical plant that will employ 2250 work· ers. Letart Falls obviou sly ls due for a complete new face . Where for untold years il has been a quiet agricu1tural community , sparsely settled compared to urban centers, now its prosperous truck farms apparently will vanish as if a Naga· saki bomb were tripped directly overhead . This cannot happen without wrenching the hearts and minds of everyone liv· ing in an~ around Letart Falls. The beautiful bottom land that George W'ashin,gton marked in his diary as a perso~a1 post Revolutionary War project will bi converted into a site housing the ultimate of machine-age industry. Consider one fam · ily, for example, the d~scendents of the late Mr. and Mrs. AI· bert Hill, Sr. , of Letart Falls. Mr. Hill died in 1949, his wife preceded him in dealh by four years. They left in Letart Falls 10 sons and three daughters . All but one son resideij there to· day on the land. All but two of the children gain their entire livelihood from Letart Falls soil. This land now being optioned and bought by an as yet un· known firm is without quesUon the richest farm land in Meigs County. And when this land goes, the Hill family will go with it. While the Hills sense '""it Is a crime to destroy this land as cropland" they know, too, that industrialization will not be denied. They cannot be expected to give It up for anything less than enough compensation ln return for the lifetime each has spent building a profitable truck farm economy in the community. Other famHJ(~S in the area, faced with the same / .. '· ' MEtTIN(f Sentinel announcing purchase· of additional lands in LetHt Valls, and the taloing of further options, together with state. ments by reliable sources in the optioning actions have added rich fuel to surmises that something gigantic is abou~ to hap- alternative, . • ~Sentinel, Pomer:oy-Middleport, 0 ., .May I, 1857 Dew~Jopmenta .. . .. ;, Moson, W. Va. · -- -· DOtmLE DRESSER CHEST BOOK BED= - CASE ·- . ·-- . -- $299.00 �. , "'"'Falls Families Will Be Torn, Letart . . Separated, Scattered After Industry . MQves l(tto Tltese Choice Farm Lands have the same choices ahead of them. Albert Hill Sr. and his wife came to Letart Falls In 1011 .. ·• Around I wit~ ~ak•4 o~V\hoa DEB MOINES UP - David Cox. h•n•lnc over the !fide. llep: Pru.5. balked whtn hla PINntl tried M. Plerc:e, 1001.~or 91 the rep&R1 ''-' llrlnl(..to-door tec:hnlaue of. muaur~. ·~ld, "I tflln~ tho old pq}Unr out hi• 1oo•e teeth. lie taw bu outlived ltl ulflulne.llll." · 1nmoered away wltb the iitrlntr · • 1Uathe4 to th~ tooth, 1nd hl1 IDothlf. Mrt. Oliver Cox, J"etUmf.d b,. bouM ,..,,. &he tu,..d on tbo ~~~.. eleaur ,thP. ttrht• w•~ ~ckt!d l"to the rpacblne ,.,~the too... aDd out A'DI.IT Tllfl AUGUSTA, "lie. UP - 2-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., April 29, 1957 · The Daily Sent~nel AU.\ • tq r!Pe, l"'ite ..PY on a ruanln• Mt. and :Mu. Roy Vineyard of •Hoclr.inJport al10 Mn. Lucy VineYard were Sundey sunts of Mr. and Jrlrl. E. M. Damewood. Mtt. Erma Roush and ton, Tbom· ••· Columbus spent the week end here at thelr home. Mr. and Mn. Pl.irley Karr of Chelter called on Mr. and Mrs. Chute• Baer Sunday. 1 SIGN QN 7:00 Today 9:00 Romper Room tO:OO Tl:le Price Is Right 10:30 ·Truth or Consequences H :OO Tic Tac Dough 11:30 n Cpuld Be You f 12:00 c.._rr~nt · 1:00· }b ldttle Mariie 1:30 _..'ff!~~.~~~ ~rt'i!"= 2:00 J.CaHnee Thi11!ter ~:OQ Queen (or a D•y aweather a. Jewell "· Pl(ptn 6 . OileiOIII\j 6. Farm anlm&ll T. Storare area 8. 8ootb 9. To round •1aln u. Bani 1~. Youn1 dOf Ralph Lee of Sutton was the of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Damewood and family. " Sunday guest Mr. ~nd 'Mra. niram Richardson and family of Columbus spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kci-nl!l ··Routh ·and · other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. VlrgU Walker of Plants .were Sunday Juest.s of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Holter vis. Jted wUh their ~... David Holter and family 9f· Darwin, Sunday. M~Yji!tJq)e • Cartoo.ns Ncl\fl Picture flat! and Scrutn Weatb6Cast ,.~ttrfr.,.l Sp'oi"i. 4• NIIC !'1'1" ''~ .0!'..1'~ - •If~ U5 8! .,, .l!ll9f Mr. and .Mra. George Baer and son, Billy, spent sunday wittt, Mrt. 'WUI Ftecker also Mr .and Mrs. 'Earl Frecker and son, Pine Grove. . "' . c¥~ ' dn" ll,1~~~~~ .. ••y t ;:~ fi!!~n~~:"'.'" IIIli e'"~~IU ,:~ . !'-"'-'\11"· O,Qil ~ , ~ ~~~m .., '!'gwa 7~Q fatb" '-o.,, lle•t You Bet \"our Life @'30 0 lje~1~ Pl~h~U!t Vlblrly.blrds Hijl Mr. and Mrs. J . A. Sapp and dauabter, Debbie, Mr. and Mn Jay Honchell and daughter, aU of Columbus spent the week end at their home here. Sign On TOday Romper Room Tile Prlce 1, Right .. Truth or Con$equene'es Tic Toe Dou~i:h. ~~e~~ Be You ·l(y Ltt.tle Marg•·e Tlmneasee ~n\e - . Jol!lin@o "i'4ea\er · Qileep !'II D•v . ~~ ~~~ Dra~net 1~~·1~r Mil '!'~I~ 1> Yqur !-!!~ Th~ ~t;ople's 8'110 Krall '1'\' ~ m Ol:toice VldeQ Theater -WCHS-T·V·Cht"n·nt:l'· l I . 5. atendanet on A.prU 21 wu Melvin BEOOkl u>d IIIII 101101 of Mr. 00 the offerlnlfP.N.Atttndanee et l"riend calltd oo tile Ernie Grimm and Mra. Emerton Duffy eut hil the worJblp lti'VIee followinl 8. family Ba\urdaJ evet;dna. foot oD •r•er lawn mower. s . .,., 25 with Dllllmore tsoylu u 11r. ood 11r1. cal"riD Bluolq lfr. an Mrl. Paul Kunll and leader. Jpent Friday tYtnlDf with the C.. 10na, c.uow.,., 0., were week eftd Evanaellltic se"ke• will eonell Bl..,IW. IUeatJ of ber pannU, Mr. IDd Mra. tlnue throuah thll week with prar· Mr. and Kn. Fred Roulb WeN Joe StronJ. er servlce 11' 7:30 in the ba,.ment sbopplna ln. Polrlt PJeaAnt nlKaren WlHmu employed 1111 ~ Sont aer"lcet t1 at 7:4:S, prueb. lumbua 1pent the week end with Ina from 8: 1~ Gto 8 :~ by tbe Rtv. dayClarence BieNia• retuned t4 her pueatl, Mr. and Mn. Rllpb Freeland Norril each week n(tht hi• borne from St. Joteph'• Hot-Wlaeman. IDd by th~ Rev. Grove on Sund1y. pltal 11ter un4erJoin~ major tur· Mrs. Ada Lon1 of Columbul Gracje swartz, employed It rpent aeveral daya with her IOD, · Watblneton, D. c ., h., been vi•it- aery. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roush aud Raymond and family. ina her parentl, Mr. and Mn. Danny Ray, UoioD were JU:eltl of ernooa. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Steel of Wayne swartz 1nd she and another Mr. and Kn. Meh>ln Bonecutter Mr .and Mn. Taft Bolton Saturda)' Columbus, Ohio visited wltb Mra. daurhter of the Swartz', llrt. Jean and Con~ were aue&b Of the enrUna:. hetta llarri10n. Plante, st. Maey 1, 0 ., attended Mr. and Mn. W'ayne H•rt Wf!re lloyd Wamsley ftmlly Suoda)' aft.. The Juniors and Seniors took a church. here Sunday. ernoon. bulinen tri~ to Cincinnati S1turday. They kfrr. Grace Kelly re~ntly re- Friday. calltrs in Point PleU&Dt )fr. and Mr1. Don Thompaon and vlstted Coney bland. turned home rrom a vlalt wltb were afternoon gueata Sun· Toni Mn. VireirUa Sayre of MalOn The WJlkcsville Garden Club relativea ln Athena. called on Mr. and Mr1. Arch Roush day of Mr. 1nd Mfl. H. R. Thompoon. wUI meet May •7 with Mrs. Mum Enter week end pests of Mr•. Friday ..~!venin g. Betz Garnet Wlndland, Eu11ne 1nd Mr. and Mn. Ernest Bleulna Mr. and Mn. Charlie Brown and were dinner auest. Sunday of Mr•Mi-s. Georae M~rtln, Athens, Maraaret .!\PO were Mr. and Mn Mich., was Thurtday auelt of her Luther Cook and son; Mr. and Mrs. eh!Jdren attended revival aervicet W. J . Chapman and W. A Blessing. cousin, Miss Beule Pettyplace. Robert Wlndl•nd and family aU at Leon SatUTday night. Mn. LUlie KelvlnJlon of Akron ·Miss Anita Brown apent Friday 1pent tbe week end with her moth. Several friends of J. B. )lorton of Ool~mbus and Mr. and Mrs. attended his funenl at Athens, Dale Wmdland and family of The nJght with Rev. 1nd Mra. w. S. er, Mra. W. W. Staall, Jim and Billups of Pt. Pleaeant. 111'1. Bil· wife. She was accompanied back to Sunday afternoon. Plains, Ohio. Mrs. carrie Swartz has been lit !ups baa: been very ill. Akron by her mother. Mrs. Hal Pope and son1, Frank· with artbrltlt. Ernie Ricka,d, Dwlt:ht Gibbs M'ra. Mildred Thompson, Gloria A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. and Mila rwila Rickard w,ere 1D and toni, Mr1. )[)'rtlt Ella Routh, lin and Grant were recent guests of her sister, Mrs. Roger PbllUps. Stanley Meeks, Friday, April 26. New Haven Saturday on buslnetl. - . Ladles of Presbyterian Church The Meeks have another ton, 1 ~ Jln._ Mary Grimm 1nd cblldren held a quilting party at the home yean of age. were SatUrday nigbt Junta· of tbe of Loui.!le Woll!, Wedneaday. Mr. and Mrs. R-ichard Spencer of Walter Friend family, Eugene Campbell entered Hol- Columbus apent the week end with Mra. FaDDie Rouab ilpent Wed· zer Hosptal as a medical patient Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore Boyter and nesday witb Mrs. Sullie ~fie ot Tressle Spencer. Wedneaday. Leon. .• Miss Georgf· Gray of Columbus lrtr•. May Rouab called 6D ·Mr.. spent the week end with Frank Luvena Rainey Friday aftei'aoon. ' and Elva Gray. Mi81 Hazel Ruth BrookJI spent Mr. •nd Mrs. Junior Snavely of Sunday with Miss ADita Brown. Columbus was ~aturday and Sun. Roy Wiseman has employment at Mrs. Dora Hudson apd son, John day guest of hili parents, Mr. and Columbus. and wife and Mn. Virginia Sayre Mrs. M. C. Snavely. Marvin Chase of Carpenter ba~ of MalOn were Sunday afternoon guesta of Mr. and Mra. Arc!t Roulb · Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pawusiak and been painting for Obert Markina ·Mrs. Roush ·who wae somewhat Middleport baby, the forDJer Judy Sayre, of and Roy Wiseman. improved from a recent illnesa fs. High SChool Sen· Harrisonville Athel'll were Sunday guests of rei· ior Clau plq was Friday. A large ative1 hfire. crowd attended. Bert Harder who spent the past Rev, Wm. Barnhart moved to 1ix weeki in Florida has returned •' and Ia at the home of hili daughter, Gallia County. 1 Mr. and Mrs.- Wilson moved into Mrs. Harry Peters. Mrs. Milford Long (Dora Sayre) the bouse vacated by Mr. Barn· underwent an appendectomy at a hart. Mrs. W. R. Wil!l,)n is on the sick, Columbus hospital, April 27. Mrt. Lawrence Strawsbaugh vis- list. Obert Martins is improving. Mrs. FoJa Clark and Mr1. Mlfited her daughter and" son·in·law, and family, Lawrence Keck, at garet Douglas shopped at Athens Saturday night. Newark. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gray of Mrs. George Clark and Mrs. John WellsOOn were Sunday guests of Stout visited in Athens and abo Rev. and Mrs. RuiSell Woltz. attended the Pllbli~ Sale of the Miss Beverly Peters employed in late Mr. and MrS'. Fred Graves. Columbu!'l spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. James :Dorgan Jr. her parenb, Mr. and Mrs. Harry had company Saturday evening Peters. from Columbus. Mrs. Louie VoweU of Wellston Sunday School had an atten· We have heea and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Foose {Nor. dance of 90. ma Vowell) of Dayton, called on will he happy -Ori>o Stwt ·Mrs. b.etta Harrison, Thursday. LaW.S ,,oo uo 21. BUff· ... ly WHTN-TV CHAN!itL Ch«~nnel13 "1$ 'I'HURS. decor. 22. Me\•1 23. A ahteld 26. Spokt 27. Ftah net• 29. ~ectrifte4 particle 30. Jol'• :n. Bub1td• .....36.,,..To,........ ., whtc · 36. M~ullnt ~?.lm'!J< 39. ,,-,:erare .. .tO. NO !,. IIIanr~' 1t:tsit Sian On I~ '00 1~:30 Tilt, · frankie Laine l 'W :1), ~mlnlne Touch 2:00 iloon Film l'esUval :a,aci .._... · Wilh Elizabeth r-··· ,f,!li)' ' oriQon Cl~b ·8:00 .Mickey Mouae C'ub '1 i:OJl five ~tll,r Final .. $": t& Jqim Daly • thO News ,-8:30 Sberiff of Cochise ·. 7:00 CirCus TUne · 8:00 Dll)qy Thoma• Show 8:'3o Mark Saber · . , . " Q:QO T.olephqne Ttlme l:to· lrovlo ' l.O:CJP fiew, Of· the Nijht IO:lp Tboater 13 ~no1y Duffy, ~Jnall IOD I HARRISONVILLE Morning ·Star Chi.tl~, LETART, W.VA. .,iltl A bill In the Moine ltci• ....1•• !a repeel ,. )Ql Sandn and lfllton Jta7 1rere v\1it· ort In New lbven rrtdly nninJ. Jobnnle ,..., or He. Ha¥e11 call· ed on hiJ tatber aad JDllther , llr. ani Mra. !d J'ry Buacb)' alkrnoon. · Mn. Ada Hoffman and Walter and Mrt. May Hoffman of Cincinnati IJ)f"Dt tbe week ead wltb rel· alive• at Plain Vllley. Thoae- atJ,endln1 Laditl Aid at Oak Gruve EUB Cbmb when it met Tuetdly were Erc!!t:ll and Nel. lie Adkin1, Mr.. Naomi Y"aJer and Beverly, lin- BliDebe \'uJer, llr.. Aba&ail Thompaoft. lliu Twlla Rickard, lin. Ada '11:1omp.aon, Mn. Amy Bo1t0D, lin. Etbel Fey, Mn. Laura Gibbl, Jlrl. IJ'eoae Kyen. Viliton were Mn. Fannie Ta)'· lor, Mn. Vena RalDe,, Mn. El mer Newberry and Mike. Mrt. Kay Rouah ••• the laolte• •od the next meetlnJ will be with Mrt. Laura Gibbl on May 'J. Thoae calllnt on lfr. and lln. ·Fred Roush Sunday 1fternoon were RuUell Hoffman 1nd lin. Nora Adklnt of Plaln Valle,, Mn. Kay Holfm10 of ClndMatl, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stewart of Welt CohlDl· bia and Miu Beatrice Chapman. Mr. and Mra. Albert Tbomp10n ate tbe parent.s of a Utq;bter bom at Scbaekel CJlnlc. They have tbree other dauehten. -IJ. "lfi{Oiif <\O'n ' =~ fl!! =:FREE ...........,...... ==~ S2!! ...... ::::FlEE ............., "~ '=-FlEE ............. "*' .......I ew .......... • ''It ............... ,........................... . ..., .. .....,_... *1'1... • HOGG & ZUSPAN The Shoe Box MATERIALS INCORPORATED Muon,W. Va. Phone ·SP-35534 . MIB<>n City, w. VI. nnouncement ) -'.... """'........... Moldo"'t w..... llr9ol 11.00 .... 20.00 .. . .................... lllo.! __ .... _ .... ........,,..... ........... ; , . . Collins ') Jewelry Whlrt Your Conff4enc• I• Julfifled · E. Main fit. Pomeroy "'"o••t•• 11.u .u .u. •••u.•. Apple Grove Mr. and Mrs. Cf1ester Durst and IJ.!l\\ .Jr 1 .and - Richard farilily of'. Niles, Ohio spent Sat- Shuler; · nlemD~'ts ' of the Tractor urday with. relatives here. Mrs. Harold Roush was a dinClub, visited the IHC Tractor AJr sembly plant st Di.yton last Satur. ner guert of Mrs. Andy Cross at Letart, Tuesday evenink. . day, Mrs. Walter .Roush has returned Mrs. Victor WiU of Canal Winchester was calling recently on to her home alter spending some time with her sons, Herbert and Mrs. Verna Rose. Howard Roush. Mrs. Jean Hamm and Mis~s LeMr. and Mrs. Richard Wolfe of da Mae and Dolort'l Kraeuter were in Columbus last Saturday attend· Antiquity called Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sharpnack . ing a Home Ec. meeting, Mr. ' and Mrs. Cecil Hill of CoMrs, Rlna Cron is visiting her daughter, Mrs . Dorothy Davis, of luJ11bua spent the week end with their parentli, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Racine a few days. Mr. and Mrs. VIctor Hysell and Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Emut family were the dinner guests of Clark. Holly Sayre of Marietta called Mrs, King of Bradbury on Easter on Jack Sharpnack Thursday. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blosser of Mrs. Ro&COe Hollan wu the re· cent gueat of her a:randson who is West Virgin!a spent the week end with Owen Hall and daughter. · inaCol1;1mbus·hospital. Mr. and Mrs. J:lerbert Roush and son, Roger, called on Mr. and Mrs. Vlilcie Spencer at Syracuse Satur. day evening. ·Mr. and Mrs. Dona Parsons and · tamlly of Plants c2llcd on Mr. afld Mrs. Russell Roush, Friday eveD· in g. .Mrs.- Thomas Rollins of Letart, W.Va. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ott Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Jud Ourt of AlbliftY spent Sunday with Marlon Ours. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hupp and famUy of Letart Falls and Charles Knightning Jr. and family -of Raci.ne apent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Charles Knightning Sr. Rev. Edward GriCfith christened Cindy Jeanine, infant dausther of Mr. -.nd Mrs. Ruuell Routh at the F1irvlew Church Sunday nla:ht. - M n . - r t Rouah Ussy·, (j~eCl4i~[jj(;~lJ11;S . •-•m and ·stick . _. ._.. ·N-'··· 0;w . . ,. w7 · so~ch........ ~. HERMAN GRATE Dealer for Kroehler trying to get Kroehler for some time aad to shew yea this flue Iiae. • ,You'Iflbei STMRY~EYED _ab_o_ut~yg_-gr~CpNSTELI:ATION J)edroom:.by ~ROEHLERt' YOUTHFUL GUIST KALAMAZOO, Mleb. UP - Jo. seph Anderson was one of the youngest auests present at hia own 90th birthday party. Anderson, a paet p;-elldent ot the KaJamazoo Three Quarter century Club, was honored by William "Dad" Sd· dinaton, 10'1; Jacob Hycoop, 93 Mrs. Eliza· Bacon, 94 .and Joseph l~~~~,9~Z~,~th~e~c~u~n~e~n~t~~~·~•l~d~cn~t. High, bigb. fashion idoms-you:r, · .· bedroom wheiiit's furnished with Kroehler's CONSTELI.ATIOlof~p. . . -· I Rooma New Flirl!itu rt ·~ ' 'J'. : ..... ·1'08. ' '. .$2:M.oo. .' j • Chk-...d~:':':"lftlllden~~~liit>!dlftp.";: Ia Ill cleYoriJ '.t..;p..t dtow-..o with tlieit biddm fiDCet plpi .. o"IIICI in iii<Ul· trooiiac 111Dtt olllleOminc nloclaliiGD-tike acceati ofbnolthat ~ ll>o _,., beitl" beolll)' of "Swwliibt" mahopny. VOII\IHOitllli ~ 111<1 true quality .,. hero In funiltare that re-otra- with - .to ftt lillY ·~ or any -chance of - . Come - Kroebler'o CONST~TION • •• J<iU'II be ltllrey-eyed ......,,.,._-It/" ·~~-· .' ~ -....----- eaai\1',....- . <' ' ~ .. '' BAKER .. ' .. pto~bUJ farmer• !"9Rl lhelf Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,.Jlay 1, le&T--3 . 1 Your EJecti•OB not 10 well t~aln . )Ira. Ina Wllitpnd aad 100, BU· lie were villilnl the Leonard Rou1b famll)' ltmclay aftrrnooo. DPn 0 . Aten aDd Vlfsil Burrta Yial~ Saturday ennin1 with the for:mer'l wLfe Mn. .Jeule Aten wh 11 a patient in Kober HOitptal at Gallipolis. Mn. W. W. Staab JpeDt ll!veral day1 with ber ritter, Mn. Ruth Panon~ o~ Racine. CharleJ W.illebrenner alld Don. na, Tbornt Sayre 1nd .Juanita, of ColUmbul c11Jed on Mr. •nd M:n. Ceell ilMelloJ 1nd Ella Sund1y aft.- • pec1a 0 uo LETART, W. Vo. ALFRED . ,,. ClrOSSWOR 2. Oppotlle of John Grove and Grover White of Clendlnen. w. Va., were recent auests of Mr. E. M. Damewood aDd family. WS-41-TV Chan,el3 Cfl~~~esday Thursday U5 WILKESVILLE llr. 1nd Mn. Clair Wilt ot no... Jda were TIJurlda)' cueata of Mr. and Mra. E. M. Damewood and famUy_ Mr. Damewood, wbo ll ill, remllna about tbe aame. DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OP MEIGS-lllASON RICHAIID. L OWIN - GINIIAI. MAN~IR RIYNOLD I. GRIINI "- IDITOl 10,110 News Hel!!dlines basketball, and sln·g Paillacci NJtewatch standi•• on my head. 10:30 ~'W• Hti!4dlinea Tonight ' 10:40 Nitewatch of the morning papers, an~ IOb~tr Some people would call it wage 12:00 Toni&ht ~iJn 011 up the nia:ht edilqr. I~~~~~;~· At lea~ two managing 1:00 Sign Off On the Star, which Wll hl~h· ~ and I 'I'(Ould call it 1reat minded, I once spent tbree days hi&hly instruct!~. worth ----'--·-----~.....,-----';, searehln', ever searchin', Idr some and· t•e to1"l and the ·• heldMrs. Its April mecUng home . Sl(leclal dog biscuits fo: one ·of the through t~e snow. of George TreW,,onthenlday owners who was also Ill cl1arge of this gristly rare some evening. the poetry which appeared on the ~o that WCMS.TV CHANNIIL • W.C it&.nt CHA!fli:IIL' I Games were play.ed and the hos· edl~orjal p~ge. an~ kiek· aerved refreshments to the 8:00 Captala Jl!aqJ.rao 8:0Q e_,t!U-' lJW~ members: Mn. Dorla 8:45 CBS Mornlnc ~how Anyh ~ w, when I left the :Jtar. . . ~~~~~~-i~:l':~!:~~·· nee ed no folllowlng Mn. M~ldre~ Brumley 9:45 CBS MOrnlnlil News Tbe Nf'WS in tho6e \ ~BYI. f,aa a · cours~. we ..,.~~~~de' .:;: PleMsant; Mrs. Edgar Ar 9:00 MQrnlnl Shqw 9:00 Morninll Sbmy strugellng little paper, Whet'4!; even But when you took nott of Middleport; Mra. Loulae lOt® Garry lloore 10,00 Ga111' Moore the slavey.s had to be part· Orson in putting a pink 10,30 Artbu.,. "fodfru and )Irs. Ja!,IDita Rouah or i~::g :~:r p~~ Welles, part Lou Gehri~. ~ T~y re- dye paste as yQu plac~d in Roush New Haven, Mrs. Hugb EUa1, ·J.Jrs. , ·' 11,30 Strike It lllr.b volved the staff almOI~t monthly, stealing a picture of the murdered Etta Young and M~ Pl!'lchle Elias 12:00 Valiant Lady 12,00 ValldtLady so that you would JQ to la~ as a lady , you were beaded from slav· of West Columbia, Mrs. Alma 1~:11 love ot lJte sports writer and wake up•) s the ery and upward and onward to as 12,15 LOve of Llf~ Coleman. 12·30 :j.~:arch t.lr Tomornw managing, editor. ·,~~ much as $50 a week. The door prize was won by Mrs_ 12;45 Quid 'ng IJght 12:30 Search For Tomorro-. Ern~ Pyl~. as 1 rec~U. rJrgol to Etta Your.g. The next meeting will 1;9() :Etat~'s Kttei\eD Th.at's what overpaicl city edi· 12:<~ Guldinc Lttht mentiOn 'that 'they found ,tht}' ~~lndbe at the bomt of Mrs. Alma Cole- 1·31) · AJ. ~tl }.'{orl~ ~ bergh baby when he was manag. tors (lOt then and what profeisi'on. lnlh. . 2:011-'0ut loifii ' ~lra .. ~.·:,.~ . ~'l>f• .1tlldiil'~...:.:... , r •. rm ..H(, ing editor, and so became a cotum· a] copyboys Kt,t now. 30 As the Worl ,.,.. But sotneb . . f stilt thing there ;:00 Our M.U.s Brook~ nlst. One day you were city editor 2,39 'Ff3UZU!JI!Iorty and the ne"t you were- the drama wu more fuo playing Christian to :t:so Housepr.rty MO J'he Bis Pay6H erltlc ,and quite o(teo you were at the lions for $1~ or $HI on the off. a,oo The B~ Payolf uo Bob Oro.sby Show liberty tq gp down the street and che:nte· that one day somebody 3:30 Bob vrosbv Sbow uo llrilblor ll>•Y Mk who needed a good windmill might alk you to be president of 4,00 Brighter Day 4:15 Sjeret Stol'JP the firm. hand. 4:15 Secr:'lt Storm 4:.110 (Copyright, 1957, by United '""'• of Night Y{hat staff Wf had on lht> News t:3q Edg·o of Klrht ~,oo T~,. 'E3rly Sb~ Fet~ture SyndicatP., Inc.) · weht hQme aft~r a couple of re5:00 1.'bt '!!:&r!V 'Sl\OW makes, and the afternoon copyboy Your Esso Reportu S:30 Vour E111r.. Repvttr 8,41 Sport. Parade got quite a lot of aclion when 6:45 8pq,rts ]il'arade Wedherman there was a fire or a murder 9r . e,~ Wnthennl,ll ,,oo At!tlon any other decent pi.C: of iDI\0'- .... ' Action · cent entertainment. Jt1 *o re~r ~ J)Quelall Jl'.4wardl Ul 7,15 J>ougi,. !ltwords • . \tr'as available, the. cOpyboy · W..as ao Giant Step Ull · ~~~- pT~oton · of tbo llukoi . nomin~tted, and for nO extra s,oo AfU)ut Godfrey 8:00 Bob Cummings · In Ud4 geoero~ity Ylil91 mY 8,00 'f!M MlJllona!r~ · 8'30 Climax I learne,J to read typO; .w"''""'· "~~ fve Got A ~ret lo be read bac~w11rd!. D:30 Playhouse on 1o,oo ~o.th Century Fox Hour llljlO Up to. the Minute lttilwl . I n,os ·setllminJ the Weatbat u,oo Up to tbe mJnute Dtwt u,otl seaimlq I~• Wealllor 11:10 Tbe Late Sbow lS. Aak1 19. Olrl't name WWa Robert lt1Jf17k WASHINGT.ON - 1 prcs1ed a call on one of my old alma maleu; tbe Wasbinglon Dally News. t~e other day to lnvestla:at.e the l;OPY· ' · 1 h ' d h• ard -··andal· hoy b"''"" ous rumol;'s tbat copyboys mide ~0 a week, worke-d regular hours, and were not considered as rep· ortorlal 'materliil. Most Ill it is Mrs. Ruehen McCoy . Jr., was honored with a surprise layette shower at t!l.e home of Mrs. Ro}' Cooke of Graham Station. Thurs. day afternoon. Thf nonoree received many lovely gift!; and a des~ert course was seved to the follOwing: Mrs. Alon· zo Dickens, Jr., and M'rs. Wayne Kincaid of Point Pleasant; Mrs. ·Edgard Arnott of Mldd1eport; Mrs. Paul Rickard, Mrs. Ftar Cooke, and Mrs. Robert Layne ·'Qf 'New Raven; Mrs. James Carpenter, Mrs. Lon Dickens, Mts. Lillian McCoy and Mrs. Be-tty McCoy. Mrs. Vernal J9hnson sent a gift and the door prize was won b,f the honoree . Mrs. Gwen Stewart visited with her sister, Mrs. Emma Rickard of Clifton on Thursday. Mrs. Vernal Johnson and Mrs. James Carpenter shopped in Mid. dleport on Wednesday, Mrs. Lillian McCoy has returned to her home be-re 11fter 1 visit with relatives in Barberton and Akro,1) , Ohio. Mrs. Reuben McCoy, Jr. aecom. panied by Mrs. Roy Cooke of Gra· ham Stallon shopped In Pomeroy, Monday. • 1 Tbe tadies Friendship Circle Forest Run ,. "'" lnlroducod ~ivlill" NOUII eA? , story, condense handouts, cover Local High School Lauded f.or Work In Educational Fjeld By AG&E ,...Ci, Of.I.L~D WEST COlUMBIA When somebody hollered "Copy!" you went to seG what was wanted. What was wanted was to take copy to the compOBing room, a:o down1lain for a ~oke or a cuppa cawfee place 8 hor• bet with the mu•cle editor, ml~ aqme pa1te, walk Pomeroy High School this week received a sparkling com· throuu-h the snow - it Is always mowing w~en you are a copyboy ptiment from the Portsmouth Division of the Ohio Power In Wa&hinlilton - plck up a p\nt Company. In a letter addressed to Mr. James Diehl, Principal, or boo:tt tnd th~· bulldoe edillon• ~~bile Daily Sentinel Day Book TELEVISION GUIDE life facing it. the school was lauded lor its ha•ing produced two winners of the American Gas and Electric Company collese scholarship olfered to oons and daughters of employees of the Ohio Power Company. This scholarship was first offered two years ago and ljoth winners have been graduates of Pomeroy High School. The first w>s John Handley. now a student at Case Technlcatlnstl· lute in Cleveland, 0 . The second has been announced only re· cenlly, being H. Bingh•m KreiS, Jr ., who attended Pomeroy High School through his Junior term. Young Kross is the son of H. B. Kress and the late Ml"$. Kress. He was until last •ear manager ol the loca·l Ohio Power Co., now at Ironton. 0. · Division Maoagor E. D. Doueborty's letter addresaed to Mr. Diehl, Is reproduced hero In full : Dear Mr. Diehl: "\'ou are aware, I believe, that the American Gas and EJec· trlc Company have been ottertpa a collese scbolarlhlp to the "'"' al)d daushters of the emp~oyee• of tbt Ohio Power CPm· pany. The past two years, or eyer since tho scholarship has been offered, It baa been won by a atudont ol the Pomero.v Hl&h School. Last year It was John Handley and t~ls yellt It was H. Blngllam Kress, Jr. "These boys competed with a large num~r ol other atudenta of Ohio hlih schools, and the .ludrii)J wu dQII• bY recos· nlzed authorltle• In the educational field who were not connected In any wav with either the Am,rlcan Gaa and Electr1e Comnany or the Ohio Power Compaqy. "The reaoon I am writing you, Mr. Diehl, I• It Qffpr our l'!>n· gratulations to you and to vour ataff of teachers· on the fino JCcomoUshment of havlnQ slude~t• frQm yoqr ••holjl 1\'lp th"I~ ocholartblo for two consecutive vean. The rt<lllrd miuo for Itself and lndlcatea that .vou and .vour staff at Ppmerov Hlth School are dolnr a lob ol which your commuqi!Y f)loald 111!. anti ram sure are. instlv nroud. · · "Our con•rttulatlons to you •nd your •l•ff nt Poll)croy High School ."' I ---- from Lincoln, West Vl.rginia. The eighth child, Harry Hill, was the first born ln Ohio. The oldest is St. Clair, now 57. Followina: him were Violet, now Mrs. Harold Grimm; Jerry Hill, riow only a part time fa·rmer therei Joe, the only one who left Le· tart Falls, resldini at Rogers Hill, near East Liverpool, O.; Albert Jr., and Margie, now Mrs. Harold Roush . true. . ' After Harry came Clifford, John, Dale, Dallas and the last, 'I I'll jive you a short line Qn Mrs. Raymond Hensler. All reside in Letart Falls. except Joe . copyboys wllo uied to be the Oliv'r at East Liverpool and Mrs . Hensler who lives jn Racine but Twists or the ue~spaper rtckfarms land near Letart with her husband. bu.lness- when dear o1d dad wa• It is interesting to note at this stage of the land optlomng a slave. l goi $12 a week on the th t J 11 H'll ld' h ld d J Star and went to the News for ~ u an .• , res , mg on ~ e o home place, an ohn whai was known as a resoundiny: Hill, above him, aH m the middle of the optioned area. <\t raise _ $Hi. this writing they continue to "hold out." How long the two In those days a copyboy WB8 maintain this stand onJ>:J~e..l..know. glo;el) rix w~k• U'l achie,xe &taft What will they do, W"ben uprooted? One o( the sons with a status, which meant m "i week, large' ae-.-eage who alrendy has optioned, "just wasn't sure." and about three weeb to justify it. He doubted if he would ~o back 'into farming The orts~bal13 Tht present manaifng edttoro!the h'ld f th I Hill h r 'ld , News was a copyboy . The manag. c I ren o e sen or s ave 40 chl ren, some now with lng editor of \he Post was a eopy. their own truck fa·rms In Letart Falls, and among them there boy. The mortality wu rough, but are 11 grandchildren. For many of them a new, and probably some emerged, battered. In most cases, a strangr. life, soon will open. It was a good system, actually. They are not alone. Melgs County also has a new, strangE~ The dutie• were simple enough. A NIWMiTIIOD r The Ml. Mor\1,):1 Missionary Society will mee• Thutadar at the · NoUonal edvertlala& repnentotlve, llttllllelli·~ball. llle., Mil borne oC Mrs. Fred JOlckton wit h Mrs. Campbell Hvper as co-ho!!· L.oallwtoD Ave., New YOlk City, ttl, N. Y. u oecond claJa maJ.Una aoattor II llle poot oUice at ..... teu. The mectine will st;..rt :t: eror,£i•tor<d Obto. · 7:30 p. m. 8\lbacriptloa ntes: DeUvery by earrl« wbere aVIiilable ·30 ~ata,... nek; ODe year ia. advance at The DaUJ SenUn~l office, $11.':fJ. Ill: MuSICALE PLANNED moDtbs, $7 .80; three monthJ, tl-90. Bf motor routn where av bl.t: Th e public is in.vitr;od to the oae moath $1. By maU ooe year $8; N1 monthJ, $4..2D; threCI monO..., · Musicale being sponsored at the t2.!0· one mon.til. tl. · il.ibiioiied every ofte~oon except Sundv !!I' '1\e PbiQ V.Uetl!e•t ML Mon ah Baptist Churrh b~' dne~ Inc., at 110 lleo~a ... S!.. Pomeroy, 0 . BUJI!Iel'! QfiiQo ll!i9110 •lllltll the Mission ary Sotiety on May lll l!ldftort:AI'otflee Phon- :un: · •trs. C. R. YounK is general choir m;m of the project and has announced .special music from La· kin and other nelghborinf' townJ. ) '.~ Satijrday whic~ were exclusive in the Daily pen here. And when it does, many established Letart Falls families wiH 'oe torn apart and scatte~ed . Two facts , gleaned separately but each conilrmed, are the basis for this optimism by so many. One is that the latest op· tions were purchased fo r five per cent of the agreed price for a period of three months . All prevlous similar transactions were done for one per cent of the purchase price , and for a period of a year . The other fa ct Is that t•nd already purchased or optioned (2,000 acres) amounts approximately to twice that obtained by the Olin Mathison Company at Clarington, 0 ., (1,000 acres) for a chemical plant that will employ 2250 work· ers. Letart Falls obviou sly ls due for a complete new face . Where for untold years il has been a quiet agricu1tural community , sparsely settled compared to urban centers, now its prosperous truck farms apparently will vanish as if a Naga· saki bomb were tripped directly overhead . This cannot happen without wrenching the hearts and minds of everyone liv· ing in an~ around Letart Falls. The beautiful bottom land that George W'ashin,gton marked in his diary as a perso~a1 post Revolutionary War project will bi converted into a site housing the ultimate of machine-age industry. Consider one fam · ily, for example, the d~scendents of the late Mr. and Mrs. AI· bert Hill, Sr. , of Letart Falls. Mr. Hill died in 1949, his wife preceded him in dealh by four years. They left in Letart Falls 10 sons and three daughters . All but one son resideij there to· day on the land. All but two of the children gain their entire livelihood from Letart Falls soil. This land now being optioned and bought by an as yet un· known firm is without quesUon the richest farm land in Meigs County. And when this land goes, the Hill family will go with it. While the Hills sense '""it Is a crime to destroy this land as cropland" they know, too, that industrialization will not be denied. They cannot be expected to give It up for anything less than enough compensation ln return for the lifetime each has spent building a profitable truck farm economy in the community. Other famHJ(~S in the area, faced with the same / .. '· ' MEtTIN(f Sentinel announcing purchase· of additional lands in LetHt Valls, and the taloing of further options, together with state. ments by reliable sources in the optioning actions have added rich fuel to surmises that something gigantic is abou~ to hap- alternative, . • ~Sentinel, Pomer:oy-Middleport, 0 ., .May I, 1857 Dew~Jopmenta .. . .. ;, Moson, W. Va. · -- -· DOtmLE DRESSER CHEST BOOK BED= - CASE ·- . ·-- . -- $299.00 �• .' ( f-.Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., May 1, 1957 Frosh-Studded Pomeroy Panthers Lose To·Gallipolis 11-2 Tile D•lllf Sentinel SPORTS Pitchers Let 9Hits elick For Wl•nners DESK By Chet Tlnneblll Baseboll Qulu: How sueeeosluJ was the original Ohio Valier. .\S&oclatloa (OVA) In drawing major league o®uts to th s territory! (See anower el..where on thil page.) A most interesting event will transpire tbis summer ln Ja. ca l baseball. Big Jim Bowles of Middleport 's Yellow JackAt baseball squad is cru ising alan~: with a- fat .578 batting average harvested from l4 solid hits in 23 at bats , leading his t eam in hits . runs driven in, and pitching. 1-fe may be leading in fielding averages, too , we don't know. He plays first base - - - - j when r.ot af'nding up hb fast ball MADE VEEP l 'o opposing batter~ MILFORD. Masll. UP _ EdThe Q\lfStion is: ward J motshotJ ~i 11 yo, former How will Mr. Bowles do Jn the o .. troit Tiger 3 ccond baseman OVA? Middleport mana(ler John has been n amcll a vice presidenl Pars011s a.lready is eounting on him of a cerami,r tile manufacturing fo~ a mamstay on his OV_A entry l'ompany . ~1a~· o playe·d for the Ti- th 1s summer. If he can hit Foozy gers ill th(' '40's. Wolfe or Wolfe overcomes 1 cou· - --- --pie of his curre-nt physical deflclSIGNS WITH REDSKINS encie&J and Gene Hmon ~;tf HartWA SHI~GTO~ UP ~ kobert ~ - fdrd , that fell a of Nolan SwackReary, former Notre Dame tackle ·hamer's will h11ve major league from Lowt•ll. \lass .. has signed 8 scouts on his doorstep before the 1957 profl:'s~ iv nal football contract summer is past. · with 1hto Washin}!ton Redsklns. Hot batters and botte·r pitchers RraUy recf'n11y eompll'ted a ae-rv- have come out of the pr.ep schools . in• sti111 with the Air Jo'orce. here before and wilted under the · ---~ ·more skilled bats and experienced throwers or the OVA. HesJJon Is a diamond pure Class AA pitcher who prefer.'l not to get in pro£8!. slonal baseball. Wolfe, ln aood shape, is plenty tough . ~::::: There is an encouraging note on score. Bowlea' teamm•te, Bob. Nelson, only a sophomore thia , and all:!o batting hi&h f(~:r :~:~;~·:~~ thi1 spri ng, wu·a eon. · the OVA laat IUJrl· mer. mean BowleJ too can cooUtme hi• power aluntne in fatter company? It roul d be, and et•eryone connected with the OVA wHI hope so, because the object of the le-ague Ia to bring aiOI)J In to flo~r )'•1JBC baseball tale nt. , ! .- .... :=:. -·· Further note on basebhll : Ted Williams, 37, nod stan Mualal, 38, led their respective big leagues ln hitting. And they used to call golf an old man's ga mf;!! Which is 11 reminder that Kal Hind.v of Midrlleport (pilot or a Milidll'rort Li ttle Leagu" Clllb) s t a l' t.~ d out in buseball at ?.2 In the Floridn Slate lA"aguc wilh Sanlot d. fn the s.lmc' league were Musial and Micky Harfncr . both pHcbera then. Kal onrc had lh(\ honor (now, nol th('n) o r !using a tight pitching UuC"l to MuHilll away back in 1938. l\111 r.lld very well in Service baseball during World War U, moved her" witl1 his fnmlly after the war and hurlPd lots of good bitll lu the otil OVA before h'Orenes• put his- arm out of bu1lness. DACRON & WOOL llo naht you'ro hardly aware or it! weiaht, a Panaara auit is the most acnsiblc wny to keep ~ and well ifOOJnCd. AS SffN I'N l!m $49.95 Olhen from tti.OO DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc, 'lbc Men'l · Store footboil ot Detrolt'a Cotholl~ Cen· tral Hlah Sch'Ool and Notre'DIIme . Gehrln1er will aet .11 an 1dvllor to Po;melrovl M•H•Ie, Tiler Proohlont Horvey F.. MIIID St. ••ld. .. ChiC'a;:o Boston .. .. New York nevtlancl Kansas Clty . . Baltimore , . .... Detroit GaJUpons at three Pomeroy pitchrave up nine hils and their teammates assisted with two errors. Outrome of the game never was in doubt as the G•llia men pecked away with two runs in the first inning, and one each in their ne••l three times at bat. After five inn. ings it wu 5-0. Real thick frosting was added to the Gallipo1a diab in the slxtlt when Wilcoxen got a single, two doublel followed , and ·McMahon rapped a hOmer with one on. Bef(lre the dust had settled G\llipolia had ~J[ ..runs, and it was 11-0. The Panthers came back in the top of the 7th to get two runs as Joh(l.&9filed. off with ' st:Jlgle, Cunpingh..n walked, Mffle feteed Cunnlftiham secon4 amt Wnson &1na:le0. W~\k one away Hema· ley wa• safe on an error aA tint tn<l twe ru.n• scored. 'In aU Qa}lipolis ~tommittec;f 8 tr· 1'011. :pqq!.efeY if:OUkt aera~tl, (f~eth6- q.ftly f•ur 1Ut1 a, Coaeh ~ton 11-&rt.ed an endl-e freehnum lnfteld and t~rQUiltOu~ !JlQst~'Qf the ~~tme iladl ftO moH than one or hvQ piiY· er!J above that grade 011 the field. The atartlni: infield wu f"roeh, with Wila:on at third, CunnlnJh~m at short, Barteli at second, Bill Gibbs at first and Letrle catehlnJ. Nick Coates was added to tne outUeld corps for "ver11l lnninsL 1< CUSTOM COLORS *HOUSE PAINTS *VARNISHES CAll US for help on your ~ .IJOD • .f67 1 2~ 3- ~fi 6 .SOO G 7 .442; ~ 7 .4~ ~ 8 .385 3 3 'h s~ 4~ W•clnMday't ,,...._ Pi..ft.,.. New York at Detr~U.~Jtma r 0 0 n. Lary l-1. Baltim,-o •t Chicaell--t.oe.i J-1 v::t Harshman 2-0. r•meror w" led In hlttlna by John.lot! with thrte slnslef in" th!•e tripa. Wilson eot tht other llnale. Jimmy Joe Hemsley pitched four Innings, getting no strikeouts and walking two: Cunn!.ngham fanned one, walked four and Wilson 1\0'd ont ud walked ~me. Wilcoxen for the wlnner!J struck out 7 and walked two. The Panthen left six runners Blranded. Point Pleasant comes to Pomeroy this aflernoon al 4 p. m. tor a return game. Line score: Pltmeroy 000. 000 2-2 4 ! Gallipolis 211106 x.-11 9 I BnttC!ries: Pomeroy: Hemsley (LP), Cu nningham (4), Bill Wilson (6) and Ll)ffle ; Gallipolis : WilcOJen an4 McMahon. nMMY DEMAR&T PACEMAKER Fl~:t 1~ $37 JO $33•75 8et or Three Woods FREE Willi Pure"""' of an, mea•e or Llldlet Goq Sel $10-95 GOLP CAIT LADIES BEVERLY HANSON CLASSIC Model $37.50 $33.75 Wood• MfU1Y Oll!er Prle.« Mo4elt To Vhoooe rnm INDIVIb\I'AL WOOQS u4 lltONI Le& "IJPUe 1111 yqr Set •••· BOB TO~~ Pl.l1'tfilt . , · · · •t: • · · · • • 'tl!j'' •• ...... JACI( PtJTTIII- ~"~•• .... . ~ htW . ttJI\KI . N. . WI• $7.95 to $37.50 ••"11.-'w....._. Let ~. Wood coven ... •~.es up l'lolt Teet · • • ... I tJo Gelf Golf llalla . . . 8Qe u~ 11e 14 f a ; I I• J/ ( , , 2111 ' M*eGre1or Highlondtr Boll Us~ Ill TQ'!!-14 3 for ~i.$0 114 18t Glem ·... _ •Us np .41 A .4tfM'u' u' 1h * GOLF CARTS $10.15 $1$.f5 4 ' $1f," IS • ' . 5 I lh qepg~:ir.!i.: A:ll.,iK...W. Phone Hu111btn GOLF · SET . $15.00 MASON, W.4VA. Phono SP·3·5583 Extra good cond., lncltidos 7 Irons, S woods, bae and pracllce_!lalls. POMEROY, OHIO Phone 153-X PICKENS PAINT and HARDWARE Pomeroy, Ohlc "TTN dlaiMM Is 1ft nul. lwtt ....,., and flOW ell ..,. ..... ~ I -..... ga_.,. N show oH .ur 1957' un..,eatM Y•l· l.w Jukets." Meanwhile, Donald Wolfe of Racine said the Tornadoes would go to Wahltma thla afternoon, a night game wlth Ralph Sayre's White Falcons having been eancelled. Poineroy ~nlertain§ Polnl Pleasant this afternoon at home at • p. m. Saturday Middleport will go either to Piketon or McArthur, dependlnJ on which wlns the Class A elimination matcli. 1U. 0. To-to"'"' Ohio MIAMI UAC~IaNM• HI.,. Mnt, IJJV,, Mta!iw; it0f1MNI Cal· ..,In 8-..tl•r. 119. CI•V.Ia~ t. MARTPORQI C.nn. - W.vn• B.t...a, 204, New York, •ut• po»l,ted Whlnkllrtt, 191, Baltlmora, tQ.. ••rt A :'."d ~.'lh'!~QiJM: ::'nr4.. t 1n 1 Goa.• CLUI U1ell.-SPECIAL $t ••.OQ' . The SPORTS C&MTIR An&llorlled Dl4ldllalor For . MaeGregor Sporilq lqli!pm••t U MILL IT. • MIDDLBI'OIIT h,_-e Mfy fH'- ~efti,_. \J!Yitt· bona to compete Ul t•e. 'II~ lole evept are former cbJmpio~ Smll~ ey Quidr:, £ell S.~on, ~,Fth Vines and Ra1ph Bloomqul~'l" IY MILTON HOU$TON, Tn.-RoJ 194, Cut '• .h_., M,rrl~ T--.. I I ,.&ntH. loll hk•r, tH. ,........ burth. 10. $100 ...$100...tSOO ...tiOOO WANT SOME CASH 1 Musial clairna he'll - quil only after he collect bil 3,000 hit. He jOt hit t,&OOtb and hia 2,801V aga: nst 1.he Piralet Tueld.ty ni,fht 11nd bla laat wu a 13th innins homer that aave tbe Cardina ls a tl-S victory. troit l•t year, checked the Yan- r;e-ra to tWir ¥1etory OYft' tM teea on three hits while reJiater- I Cubl after BrootbD hid ~on • iDt hia .aec:ond win D( the um· shl:·ru11 lead . ZI.Jlrner'a lOih I:D.'t ptlJn. ina homer oft .nave Htumaa, CbS. r~ Wlf'll .... 2 u:o'• seventh pitcher, broh UJ A lour-run raJiy in lht N"ttUli thf aam.. inrdnc rave teUtbpaw BUI·· Ldt·baDder Jobnn, Antonellt r· ;..ICe or the White Sox hil third or ~he Giant.. limited th~ lram vi~I0'7 in I pme apinst the lo ieVen biU and C(tfttribuied I ('· ;df-s. &y Moore held the tworun homer jn piainf bla aeeo White Sox to thre-e hits until th~ or•d victoty. 'nle 10fol wa. bnlt &e~·enth but they pul to,etbcr Mllwaukee'a *OM ia Jt C&IJtl. tbeir raUJI wiUt a double, thret· Burly lroob J..awrenee .-apo s."UJlea and a walk. red Cincinnati's thru-came JotLillie Don Zimmer, fillin1 il"l inr .atreak 11 be tcaltered niae ll>t sidelined Pffwet- RPE.st' ~! - hits and a.eUJed down after 1 let"ted five hits to help lhe Dod- thaky start afjainAt the PhlUiel. 1 I /~7 IIULOVA r1) ~uxdd-4~~/ Olanh Shutout &raww The Giantl blanked the Braves 4-0: lrooklJn topped Cbkaa:o_ 10-t In 10 inplnp and Cincinnati de· r.vi.J' Ans..,r; In itl 11 ypn f<ated Pl'il•delphio 8-3. ti:M OVA had " pliiyer, •lttMcl to contractt by tnti•r IJM~Ye -.u.._ {The fl'r.t ••• Wancl•ll Mo1Mr, Poh't ••m- Iiams Ll rls:bt up t.bere .at A2t il there au any quettlOJU abou1 ~llbfl' llowlna: up, ptf'•llf dOD': nik them within eanhot or all those aheU-1hoclced Natianat and Amer\t-an Leaeue pitchers. Williams &a)'l be11 hanj 'em up whu he !1.118 enoulh mOMY but i..1 he continues to bllst t~ ball al! be did Tuetday nicht-w-ith thrff hlt11. inelut-:i ng a bomPr in 8os. ten's 3- 1 triumph over Ka11.1a ~ City-be might decide to keeJ:K:~Jir..c indefiniLely. . . tn oth•r Amerlcan I..eagu!! ~ames. Chica10 held on to first place with a 8-1 deeislon. over JJallimore; Cl~vel1nd defeated Washl11gton ,_1 and Dttroit nip ped Xew Yo1'k 2-1 in 10 hminga. of •i:llfMc• PI•• w.- •f) LOOK out--· aJC......N Unlto4 , . _ ' - " &t.an Maalal if m\ltderlna tht ball at a .478 ctlp and Trd WU- For Fashion's ' (ri$p Clean -.Jrctt.r, •ltnH and 1lnn a bonut ~ tl•v.land, traclad Into tht YankH chain aittl later the 'hlladtlphla Ath· l.rtlc ortAnlutloa, 1M (tltchad some gamu In the Am.rlcan LN..,e.) fh• lontMt lllllnt It IMI Clark, Htrtfer4. s18M4 rty Phlla•l.mla Phllll•• ud now a nserve oUtflal•; ., the Dotrolt 'rigert. Fashion_ loves ihe crisp cltll!llook of while linen .. so be~ulifully handled in this classic sweater pump. It's high-heeled and as flat· tering as a <hoe can get. You'll applaud Its versatil- haleroy t... Ity. Only. $3.99 .RoUsh's Shoe Store Mlddlep~rt, an Qhio BY JACI( CUDDY United P.-..s IJMrta Wril•r CHrCAGO Uf-Sutar Ray Roi>lnson wllt shoot the worka anJ gamble on a knoekou.t tonight I retlll'n Utlt.l his age.vs ..youth figbt .with middlewei1bt champion Gene FuUmer at Chicago StadiUm. That lBSt-mtnute ditelnsure was made today by Geor&e Gain· ford, }qnc-tlme co--m~~;neg:er, who s~id, "'RaY wQl cut loose with cver)'thing he's got and try for a h.noc)[Qij.t in six or seven :ro\lnd ~ . "He couldn't 1btl:at Fullmer by boxing him over the distance a: to sfall,in , your s:pt'ing Waf'(l_robe . Dacrons . Orlons Gabordines . Blends 't ' Sizes New York in January; so he'll go aU out to stop him eartr this tirr.e. " Accordini!ly, the eipected 1l. liOO fans will see 36-year-old Robinson gam-ble on taggin& 20-)'e~i; oM Fullmer wltb the first \mock out of his career or auffering a kayo loss tllat will send him into permanent rl!tiremeftt. On Natlot~~l TV Promoter JLm Norris predicted 101 Are Usted On Honor Rolls At Waltama High Rutland Takes Wilton Nine By Count Of 6-5 do1ch Jim Vennari's Rutland Red Devils came up with a di~­ mond victory at Wllton High School Tuesc!ay 6-5 behind the pitching or Sheets and Larry Du gan who hel!J their opponents tn seven scattered hits. 1 "'-, 29 to 44 RutlaAd talli~d in the third once. a,e ain for one in the fifth, and iced the game in the six+;h with Four runs on singles by A. · len Biddle, D. Dugan and Larry Dugan plus an assortment or er rors ana waik1. Sheets f01nned tour and Dugan whiffed two. Wilson of the lose :·s fanned five. R H E • 1956 OIEVROLET V8Long Wheel Base Plckvp ...... ·· .. · .. ·· .............. ·- .. · $1300 1941 INTIRNATIONAL2 Ton Flqt, Good.Tires, Runs Gootl ·.................... · .... :· $325 1949 FOR.D VI Pickup, Loh of Mileage Left ........ · .. · .. · ': .. · .. · ·· .. · .. · .. ·· · .. .. .. $245 195~ FORD VB F600 Flat Dump, S spd. Trans. Excellent Tlrts, One Oww · · · · · ·· -· · $1 500 195.6 FORD 6 cyl. Pickup. 0• ~. Sharp · ·· .... · · · · .... · · · · .. :.. · -· -· .. · · · · .. · $1350 1954 CHIYIOLET ¥4 Ton, 5" Stakes, Ideal for Produce. Geetl T1rt1 ····· ·· ·· ···· · ~ •·· $1100 1~5· •t. TH Express Pickup. AGood Sturdy TriCk · .. ·.... · ...... ·· · · .. •· ...... · .... $475 Jt52 DODGI2 Ton Flat·· ························ ·-···· ···-·· ····· ·······,········ :· ··- $215 ttss fOlD va. Falrl•, .4 Dr. FonJomatfc. 16,000 Milts.._,···.. · .. ·· .. ·: .... $1600 ~ 1956 FOlD V8 Fal,lane, 2 Dr. ronlomatlc, Clean · .... ·...... -· .. · ...... ·........ $1145 '195$ PONTIAC 2 Dr.-A Sllarp C•. Auttlllatlc Trau..- · ··· · · · .. · , · · .... ·· .. · .. $1115 Rutland . . . . 001 014 0-6 6 3 Wilton . . . . 101) IOl 2-5 7 ~~ Batteries, Rutland: Sheets, L. Dugan (4) and D. Dugan and Bub Goode (4). Wilton: Wilson ant'. Jarvis. ''. . ' :f'. - Dress up dates for rtunDilnvi.A!!' ., f Donna Hes so~ . Those making grades or ''B" or be-tter during t-he !;IX wtekr were aa follows : Seniors - Pc~gy Blessing, Tom· my Brown, Jq_lia Clark, Donna Hayman, Donald Gibbs, Jane lcen· ho)¥er, . Jo Ann Justis, Jacqueline Peyton, Sally Pr~Jffitt, Ruth Sayre and June Spenf!er. Juniors- Linda Brinker, Robert McGlQthlin, Eugene Rayburn, Bet: t:v Roush, Dorpthy Shirley, Jane Wolf, Jeanette Litton and Rosalee Riggs. f Sophomores - ltobert Artis, Ruth BoSWell, Carolyn Flowers, Matie JeWf!ll, Ann Newland. Etta Mae Routh . Phyllis Zickafoose. , Judy Arnold, Barbara McDaniel, Deryl Roush, Joan Oliver, Marvin Rou!lh, Ja('k ~tewart, Wanda Thompson, Margie Roath , Dottie Roush, and Judy Webb. Freshmen - Barbara Clarke, ~alph Clark, Carolyn Dodson, carol Gibbs, Sue Ellen Goodnlte, Miriam Hayman, Delvres Mattox, Dorothy R"oush, Suzanne Wolpf'rt, Bar• blra Zerkle, Wllmarlne Clark, Di· anna Darst, Shirley i>oP,n, Shlr- t.! ley Heftry, Betty Lou Rdush. SbaPon sayre, Dorai Sharp and John Boyer. Eighth Grade - · Howard John· ron, Doyle Jones, RObert Kell, Beverly Roulh, Lodl1 Siamondo, Jackie Capehart, Eileen Flelds, Irma Grin· stead, Ann Howard, Patrk!ia Johnson, Ann Mt)'nard, Ruth Scarberry Phyllis Batey, Ruth Ann Brow-n, William Frey, Dale ·lustia, Arwan· I l' ~ I ' t.-· ·;< ,,' Stu1l pitted da1es with nutm ••• roll 'em iD Arbuckle's C<mfec- '• :,': ~· tiolen Sugar. Such a liSht, pretty mact ••• aad ,. euy I ....... 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If milcs-por"'lollOA ...,.. tho ~ ~ a moto1' bike could run away with lint pi- ObQ!uaiJ, otbq !acton must bo c:cuWdctod. CallliOI * Ia ordor to p.. oil Catl fi1r ~ fiDIIMat ll!eCI toa-11111ot.pe,...olloa lis tbolr -and ~ a basis tor the oftlcial Mobilgas l!ooDomy Run pnzos. Tbis cstablishoa a dofiDite rdatioMhlp .boi.o iill paoli,. consumed, diotam:o 1nt...W. tmd iNIIht caniod. n io the only measure or gasollae -~ that .... any real aignillcanco to the onglaocn-or to you oa an averap moto.ri&t. f ··.see our eye.toking array ofthe newest fob- I PHONE '388-Y INSTALLED FREE. MIDOLif'C!•T ' COURT ST. . STORE · 11 yo11'" on ovtrllt driver, pu wo11ldn'1 ..." hid a chonce In this ,..r'l Mobllps lcoMniJ R11n. It tokes ltiiCNied ............... to win In this kind of COIIIfollltlilll• I ' ~·~ GOESSLER JEWELRY -- POMEROY HOW PLYM·OUTH'S BIG ECON YWIN AFFECTS YOU! I 1954 FORD V8. 41)r. F11~ ...... ...... -.... ·.......... · .. ·- •••.. · ........ ·.... $945 . \ 1951 .FORD V8 2 Dr., Blacl Calor and Nlct · · · · · · · · -· · · ·· · · ·· · · •·•·•· · · · •· · ·· · · · · •· · · $400 1951 STUDEBAKER Cot~malider 2 Dr. . ACIHn Car · · · .... · · · · .. ·. •.. · · · · .... · · ·· .... . · $400 19SS FORD V8 Custom Fordor ............. .... ,................ )" .......... ..... $1. 19SS ·FORD V8 Cudom $.1.5P VERY LOW DOW~~YMENTS EASY TERMS Mllslal'a 1ame-.winning blow came off Plnte relief ace Eire., t"aee alter PitbburJ)t had rallied wilb nve I'UDI in the ninth ttt sencJ the game in\0 extra lnninl• Wally Moon and Del EaaiJ also 1 gate Of $200,010. An addtt'lo.n.al 1ting b years. 'f!le ~h~mpion is ft; homered for the cards. $100,000 has been paid for A.BCs vored at_2--1 and lt•, evtn mone/ national telecast and broadcast at Lhat Robmson doesn t last the du- W1Ui1m1 alammed 1 homer, dou 10 p., m. edt. t~nce. A month ago, Fullmer wu ble and a ainrJe off Klnau Cit• Stocky, muteulu F11llmer, a a 4--1 choi-ce. loaer Ned Qal'ftl', Knu~ler mining welder from West Jordan If Ray beats Gene. t~n~ght ~e Willlr~ Nilon U01ited tbe ,Uhle Utah took the 160-pound erown '1'1:!1 be the first man m rme ht3- Uti to three bita. from' slender Ray on a .unanlmous tory, in any dlvlsi~n. to ~ the Bob Lemon and Ra7 Narleski lS-round decision at Madison same till~ four 1tinet Robmaon combined effarb tG proc!uce j]l Squllt'e Garden Jan. 2. wu r.lso welter-wei1ht 14'7-poul\4 Tonight's return 15-rounde! chan,pion before be campaigned two--hit perfQtmtnee in Cleve-ll,lld't victory over Wa&bingtan. sl\mulated the heaviest fl&:bt·bet- ft'lr ~be 160--pound bonnet. ~mon aave up botb hih before yletdlnt to Nll'leUI In the ei&ht•· HA-DIOOTS CONVINCID Frank p.olllng's lOth in niug LEXING'OON, .Ky. UP- Ma11y · home-r ore Bob Grtm of old-time ·hirdboots who watcbed the Yanb reliever wa1 the payoff wallop Round Tabte•s runaway victory in the Titers' victory. Duke Mau in the Blue Grass Stakes arc con- owner of a 6-'r record with Devinced .t hat this is the year Whirl away's recOTd cletcking In the SUSPENDED 45 DAYS Kentucky Derby will be "mashed. RIO DE JANEIRO UP - The Whlrlaway aet . t he ·mark of One hundred and ane students 11amengo and Botafogo football of Wahama High School made the 2:01 2·5 for the mile and one- (loccer) club! have been suspend· quarter. honor roll for lhe fifth six weeks for 45 davs (rom eompetinJ in period according to Principal na Smith. Karen Stewart, Rose-- ed an internatiOnal event for hnini Clyde Foley. mary Stewart, and Jean Brown. played with the HunJarilb Ronved team without permlalon from Severith Gracie Phillip aoff· or that number, 20 students ac- man, Maney McDaniel, Eug1ne FIFA. 'lbe mspemlon wa. banded hie-vf:!d recarjls of straight "A" ab erlge's. 'Jih£iY ai'e as follows: Sen- Hester, Stephen Burgess, · Wilda down by the ell:ecutive board of iors - Donna Jeffers. Carol Ra· Cundiff, Patty Ne-.,land, and Dolla·' tbe JruUian Confederation of Sports. mey Rickard, Virginia Rogers, and_ van Meadows. ·Ralph Stewart: Juniors - MarUyn Foglesong and JAmeS! Henderson ; SophomOres - Bill Boytr, Faye Burton, · Jullling McCh,ng, Bill P'OJflesong, -Ruth Grimm and How· 'ltd McDaniel; Freshmen - Larry Jeffert, Patsey Rizer, Marilyn Scbwarz, 'tnd Timothy Duncan; Elghtb Grade - Sheldon Roush, Kathy Fowler, Joan Carroll, and .Robinson Seen In 'Shoot Works' Strategy Tonight For Title Go .. ~1-.L' • MUSIAL,1'ILUl\IS BLAST PITfJIE~ Hamla, a pocket-abe Marcel nlo Slota Qptn Golf ttLinill'lirit At These Prices We Cannot Take Trade..lns Golf Clubs t«<l' ·" T'iursd4y bere." !.". the ~me t..iJn£ a.c)lool offi~al! dl~~~o.se d Jmt t)e Mq_ nicipal Pari iqU..:Jg baa ~en 4r~fed .r;ee of roe)ld . d~nd-dsmorhed:L ad.n~ e outfie! nl!t 4l1Vo Jlac ..e . It was repartl'!\1: 1 -,Y .. ,, uP - We must make room for more trades on the ALL NEYP5!i' 'Ford Cats a~~ 'fr-ucks':~e are sacrificing these A 1 units for space. Rother than sell these cars ond trucks to other dealers, we are offering them to you at WHOLESALE PRICES. . · · MacGregor Pracdet lalb . . • at nco•" FleLo •••• SANTA ll~IA, CaUl. Olrlrten Pound &111 · Cet4an, predldelJ today he will • ~It Hoaan (Kid) }alSey of Ni~ kerta for the fealberwelaht cham· fton•hl.p rollowlnl his methodical JG-round decision over unranked , Bobby,Bell of Younastown. Ohio. WEDS. THU,RS. FRIDAY 'ONLY· NOW T~e Pass Bill For Fishing Pacts In Assembly l~t Co~tve &be lro.Pll\f:P wouhJ .play berf 'thgnda)'. That fM,tliqll, he <>ul~ . "'vf! hope to a.tbed~o~le .Jt\lt· )if A·l Featuring Fomous ~"' lroa1 ol Five Set ol ball team wiU not meet Jaebon Jlllh ltkool thl& week here it WS.!!I letm'd today but may be able tn ADht:dule lU first bOlbe ~:me ' · the season with Rutland uradu,t afteraoon. · Atbletw !Jti'Htor Gene Sb:QJbt· er of J1ckson High School ~d The Dally Sentinel this mernl:3 that tW [Kll!mell defeated COf. S}'OVe 3-2 Tuesday in Class AlA District tournament plav and IUUSt contln· " pe lt!l tourney sched1.de Thursday in itl own area. Ml(ldleport.'s Earl Knl~ht had Washington at CMvt.4ll~d-Pn lU&I 1-2 n. Score :i-1. ' 001-UMBUS UP-A bill pe-Bostop at KaOf., eity...!Slsler mlttlng Ohio to si&n reciprocal ..Q VI. Morpn l.t fiShing agreements with othN ThvrtdaY't Camts Wathiftlttoft· at Chicago 3tf[ts was unanimouJIY pai1ed b.v the Ohio Senate late Tuesday and N•w York at kanua City, nltht &ent to the House. Boston at ~treij MeanwbUe, the Senate Stale NATI""A~ ~EAGUE VI L Pot. Gl C•·vernment Committee approv ~c:J ,. bill JlvihJ the atate Rl(ldlli Milwtaukee . . . . . 5I 2 -018 Comn:&iulon power to authorize Broo~1)11 ....... ~ 3 .TZV 1 St. Louis . . . . . . If> 5 -~ 31> aa extra t4 l!ay.J ot hor1e raeh13 New York ...... e G .500 3'11 at Ohio traclts. fhiladelphia . . . 6 I .461 4 Cincinnati . . 5 T .41T 4¥. EMERGENCY CALL Pittsburgh ... , . 4 S .333 S ~ Ttle Middleport Emergency Chicago ........ 3 8 .2'13 'l Squad was ('alled tQ the Warren Black home at Rutland Tucsda; TutHI'(I Ravltt evening but the till was canceltBrooklyn 10 Chk... t, 11 IM ed when the patient was taken t..lnus, night a local doctor in a private car. Now Yoo1< 4 Mllwo,.... 0 oleht 1Viii C'inclnn•tl 6 Phtladelphla 2 nlg.lt 11 St. Loul• 6 Plthbvrvh 5 U In· nlngs, night Wedn••d•Y'• Pr-AeWt ltltf!hen Chicago at Bro')kl~-.lltr 0-0 or Drott D-2 vs QrYnl• )~. Milwaukee at New Yort--lpahn a-o vs Gome2 3-0. St. Louis at Pitta1n.lrJh......,. Schmidt o-1 vs Purk•y 2-0 t ineinna ti 1t PhlltJdtlphla. ni.ht- Nu x:hall 1-() Vs. Simmons H Thurtday'• Chmn St. Louis at Brooklyn, nltht Cincinnati at N•w Y•rk ~hlugo at ,.,llatr.l,hla, ~~~ Mllwa"k" et Plttlbupth, •ltht .t next painting job Muon, W. Va. Gl W.asbin&ton · · · · 4 lQ .28/S 6 fu.td.Y1 R.sultt Ch•·... 6 Balt~-~.,e 1 ,.. '"""' Dttrolt 2 N.'¥ Y•ril 1 It IM. Clonl•nd 5 WI'Oh...,..n I (Joll looton 3 ~on. City 1 (Nithtl Mo•Gretor IALL MAKER *"FLOW KOTI" ....... Batt WaR,., 1 8 6 6 I -•JOI'I'o Yellow Jaekel bo•e- •ild ear)ler 1r Jupon w 1. '"· er~ ltea Tilt *"DUCO" & "DULUX" ltU.MDS .lrGnmen Skipping Yellow Jacket TesJ Fight Re$ults Hen; Game Against Rutland Is Sought , 21"te.N=~=~~"'=~ IY VNITIO PltiUS AMIIUCAH LIAGQt Coach Dick Retton's Jl"reihman- Swaps Phillips DETROIT UP - Johnny Me· Halo was promoted to ge nera) manAger or the Detroit Tl gen Tuesday and llke hi s predeceMorl Charley Gehringer and Herold D. (Muddy) Ruel, he dldn 't waste time with talk. Leq than two hours after Me. Hale Willi introdli'Ced as the Ben· ~ul'r tlrth a:eneral manager In the lut ah. yeara, It was announoed that h.e had made a trade with the Boston Red Sox, obtaining outfield. er Karl Qls(ln and sendinJ utilityman Jack Phillips to the Red sox' San Frlncl.cD farm club. At 35 MCHale 11 the youna:e1t J(eneral manater In the majon. When he couldn't mllke the lf&de 81 tlrat baseman wlth the Ti1er1 he was offered 1 job In the farm 1ystem after the 1M7 111l6n. McHale played booob•U and Baseball·· Res_..ts IJl · heavy b.lsabal1 team went down to a 1HI defeat Tuesday afternoon at McHale Made GM Of Tigertown; CLOTH '' lAYS H•'LL WIN •"' 'MONTREAL lJP - Smilinc Che- Now look at the reouiU of the RWI with the allow thoughts ill lllind: P!yiMflt/t IMI'If IU ~U-Flnt Plaoo winner ill "Ciau A.• tho. ci!Yisloa that iJocluded all the ., weii..&!K>n low-pr!j:o em. . N eo<tilo4 by the Upitod . \ I �• .' ( f-.Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., May 1, 1957 Frosh-Studded Pomeroy Panthers Lose To·Gallipolis 11-2 Tile D•lllf Sentinel SPORTS Pitchers Let 9Hits elick For Wl•nners DESK By Chet Tlnneblll Baseboll Qulu: How sueeeosluJ was the original Ohio Valier. .\S&oclatloa (OVA) In drawing major league o®uts to th s territory! (See anower el..where on thil page.) A most interesting event will transpire tbis summer ln Ja. ca l baseball. Big Jim Bowles of Middleport 's Yellow JackAt baseball squad is cru ising alan~: with a- fat .578 batting average harvested from l4 solid hits in 23 at bats , leading his t eam in hits . runs driven in, and pitching. 1-fe may be leading in fielding averages, too , we don't know. He plays first base - - - - j when r.ot af'nding up hb fast ball MADE VEEP l 'o opposing batter~ MILFORD. Masll. UP _ EdThe Q\lfStion is: ward J motshotJ ~i 11 yo, former How will Mr. Bowles do Jn the o .. troit Tiger 3 ccond baseman OVA? Middleport mana(ler John has been n amcll a vice presidenl Pars011s a.lready is eounting on him of a cerami,r tile manufacturing fo~ a mamstay on his OV_A entry l'ompany . ~1a~· o playe·d for the Ti- th 1s summer. If he can hit Foozy gers ill th(' '40's. Wolfe or Wolfe overcomes 1 cou· - --- --pie of his curre-nt physical deflclSIGNS WITH REDSKINS encie&J and Gene Hmon ~;tf HartWA SHI~GTO~ UP ~ kobert ~ - fdrd , that fell a of Nolan SwackReary, former Notre Dame tackle ·hamer's will h11ve major league from Lowt•ll. \lass .. has signed 8 scouts on his doorstep before the 1957 profl:'s~ iv nal football contract summer is past. · with 1hto Washin}!ton Redsklns. Hot batters and botte·r pitchers RraUy recf'n11y eompll'ted a ae-rv- have come out of the pr.ep schools . in• sti111 with the Air Jo'orce. here before and wilted under the · ---~ ·more skilled bats and experienced throwers or the OVA. HesJJon Is a diamond pure Class AA pitcher who prefer.'l not to get in pro£8!. slonal baseball. Wolfe, ln aood shape, is plenty tough . ~::::: There is an encouraging note on score. Bowlea' teamm•te, Bob. Nelson, only a sophomore thia , and all:!o batting hi&h f(~:r :~:~;~·:~~ thi1 spri ng, wu·a eon. · the OVA laat IUJrl· mer. mean BowleJ too can cooUtme hi• power aluntne in fatter company? It roul d be, and et•eryone connected with the OVA wHI hope so, because the object of the le-ague Ia to bring aiOI)J In to flo~r )'•1JBC baseball tale nt. , ! .- .... :=:. -·· Further note on basebhll : Ted Williams, 37, nod stan Mualal, 38, led their respective big leagues ln hitting. And they used to call golf an old man's ga mf;!! Which is 11 reminder that Kal Hind.v of Midrlleport (pilot or a Milidll'rort Li ttle Leagu" Clllb) s t a l' t.~ d out in buseball at ?.2 In the Floridn Slate lA"aguc wilh Sanlot d. fn the s.lmc' league were Musial and Micky Harfncr . both pHcbera then. Kal onrc had lh(\ honor (now, nol th('n) o r !using a tight pitching UuC"l to MuHilll away back in 1938. l\111 r.lld very well in Service baseball during World War U, moved her" witl1 his fnmlly after the war and hurlPd lots of good bitll lu the otil OVA before h'Orenes• put his- arm out of bu1lness. DACRON & WOOL llo naht you'ro hardly aware or it! weiaht, a Panaara auit is the most acnsiblc wny to keep ~ and well ifOOJnCd. AS SffN I'N l!m $49.95 Olhen from tti.OO DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc, 'lbc Men'l · Store footboil ot Detrolt'a Cotholl~ Cen· tral Hlah Sch'Ool and Notre'DIIme . Gehrln1er will aet .11 an 1dvllor to Po;melrovl M•H•Ie, Tiler Proohlont Horvey F.. MIIID St. ••ld. .. ChiC'a;:o Boston .. .. New York nevtlancl Kansas Clty . . Baltimore , . .... Detroit GaJUpons at three Pomeroy pitchrave up nine hils and their teammates assisted with two errors. Outrome of the game never was in doubt as the G•llia men pecked away with two runs in the first inning, and one each in their ne••l three times at bat. After five inn. ings it wu 5-0. Real thick frosting was added to the Gallipo1a diab in the slxtlt when Wilcoxen got a single, two doublel followed , and ·McMahon rapped a hOmer with one on. Bef(lre the dust had settled G\llipolia had ~J[ ..runs, and it was 11-0. The Panthers came back in the top of the 7th to get two runs as Joh(l.&9filed. off with ' st:Jlgle, Cunpingh..n walked, Mffle feteed Cunnlftiham secon4 amt Wnson &1na:le0. W~\k one away Hema· ley wa• safe on an error aA tint tn<l twe ru.n• scored. 'In aU Qa}lipolis ~tommittec;f 8 tr· 1'011. :pqq!.efeY if:OUkt aera~tl, (f~eth6- q.ftly f•ur 1Ut1 a, Coaeh ~ton 11-&rt.ed an endl-e freehnum lnfteld and t~rQUiltOu~ !JlQst~'Qf the ~~tme iladl ftO moH than one or hvQ piiY· er!J above that grade 011 the field. The atartlni: infield wu f"roeh, with Wila:on at third, CunnlnJh~m at short, Barteli at second, Bill Gibbs at first and Letrle catehlnJ. Nick Coates was added to tne outUeld corps for "ver11l lnninsL 1< CUSTOM COLORS *HOUSE PAINTS *VARNISHES CAll US for help on your ~ .IJOD • .f67 1 2~ 3- ~fi 6 .SOO G 7 .442; ~ 7 .4~ ~ 8 .385 3 3 'h s~ 4~ W•clnMday't ,,...._ Pi..ft.,.. New York at Detr~U.~Jtma r 0 0 n. Lary l-1. Baltim,-o •t Chicaell--t.oe.i J-1 v::t Harshman 2-0. r•meror w" led In hlttlna by John.lot! with thrte slnslef in" th!•e tripa. Wilson eot tht other llnale. Jimmy Joe Hemsley pitched four Innings, getting no strikeouts and walking two: Cunn!.ngham fanned one, walked four and Wilson 1\0'd ont ud walked ~me. Wilcoxen for the wlnner!J struck out 7 and walked two. The Panthen left six runners Blranded. Point Pleasant comes to Pomeroy this aflernoon al 4 p. m. tor a return game. Line score: Pltmeroy 000. 000 2-2 4 ! Gallipolis 211106 x.-11 9 I BnttC!ries: Pomeroy: Hemsley (LP), Cu nningham (4), Bill Wilson (6) and Ll)ffle ; Gallipolis : WilcOJen an4 McMahon. nMMY DEMAR&T PACEMAKER Fl~:t 1~ $37 JO $33•75 8et or Three Woods FREE Willi Pure"""' of an, mea•e or Llldlet Goq Sel $10-95 GOLP CAIT LADIES BEVERLY HANSON CLASSIC Model $37.50 $33.75 Wood• MfU1Y Oll!er Prle.« Mo4elt To Vhoooe rnm INDIVIb\I'AL WOOQS u4 lltONI Le& "IJPUe 1111 yqr Set •••· BOB TO~~ Pl.l1'tfilt . , · · · •t: • · · · • • 'tl!j'' •• ...... JACI( PtJTTIII- ~"~•• .... . ~ htW . ttJI\KI . N. . WI• $7.95 to $37.50 ••"11.-'w....._. Let ~. Wood coven ... •~.es up l'lolt Teet · • • ... I tJo Gelf Golf llalla . . . 8Qe u~ 11e 14 f a ; I I• J/ ( , , 2111 ' M*eGre1or Highlondtr Boll Us~ Ill TQ'!!-14 3 for ~i.$0 114 18t Glem ·... _ •Us np .41 A .4tfM'u' u' 1h * GOLF CARTS $10.15 $1$.f5 4 ' $1f," IS • ' . 5 I lh qepg~:ir.!i.: A:ll.,iK...W. Phone Hu111btn GOLF · SET . $15.00 MASON, W.4VA. Phono SP·3·5583 Extra good cond., lncltidos 7 Irons, S woods, bae and pracllce_!lalls. POMEROY, OHIO Phone 153-X PICKENS PAINT and HARDWARE Pomeroy, Ohlc "TTN dlaiMM Is 1ft nul. lwtt ....,., and flOW ell ..,. ..... ~ I -..... ga_.,. N show oH .ur 1957' un..,eatM Y•l· l.w Jukets." Meanwhile, Donald Wolfe of Racine said the Tornadoes would go to Wahltma thla afternoon, a night game wlth Ralph Sayre's White Falcons having been eancelled. Poineroy ~nlertain§ Polnl Pleasant this afternoon at home at • p. m. Saturday Middleport will go either to Piketon or McArthur, dependlnJ on which wlns the Class A elimination matcli. 1U. 0. To-to"'"' Ohio MIAMI UAC~IaNM• HI.,. Mnt, IJJV,, Mta!iw; it0f1MNI Cal· ..,In 8-..tl•r. 119. CI•V.Ia~ t. MARTPORQI C.nn. - W.vn• B.t...a, 204, New York, •ut• po»l,ted Whlnkllrtt, 191, Baltlmora, tQ.. ••rt A :'."d ~.'lh'!~QiJM: ::'nr4.. t 1n 1 Goa.• CLUI U1ell.-SPECIAL $t ••.OQ' . The SPORTS C&MTIR An&llorlled Dl4ldllalor For . MaeGregor Sporilq lqli!pm••t U MILL IT. • MIDDLBI'OIIT h,_-e Mfy fH'- ~efti,_. \J!Yitt· bona to compete Ul t•e. 'II~ lole evept are former cbJmpio~ Smll~ ey Quidr:, £ell S.~on, ~,Fth Vines and Ra1ph Bloomqul~'l" IY MILTON HOU$TON, Tn.-RoJ 194, Cut '• .h_., M,rrl~ T--.. I I ,.&ntH. loll hk•r, tH. ,........ burth. 10. $100 ...$100...tSOO ...tiOOO WANT SOME CASH 1 Musial clairna he'll - quil only after he collect bil 3,000 hit. He jOt hit t,&OOtb and hia 2,801V aga: nst 1.he Piralet Tueld.ty ni,fht 11nd bla laat wu a 13th innins homer that aave tbe Cardina ls a tl-S victory. troit l•t year, checked the Yan- r;e-ra to tWir ¥1etory OYft' tM teea on three hits while reJiater- I Cubl after BrootbD hid ~on • iDt hia .aec:ond win D( the um· shl:·ru11 lead . ZI.Jlrner'a lOih I:D.'t ptlJn. ina homer oft .nave Htumaa, CbS. r~ Wlf'll .... 2 u:o'• seventh pitcher, broh UJ A lour-run raJiy in lht N"ttUli thf aam.. inrdnc rave teUtbpaw BUI·· Ldt·baDder Jobnn, Antonellt r· ;..ICe or the White Sox hil third or ~he Giant.. limited th~ lram vi~I0'7 in I pme apinst the lo ieVen biU and C(tfttribuied I ('· ;df-s. &y Moore held the tworun homer jn piainf bla aeeo White Sox to thre-e hits until th~ or•d victoty. 'nle 10fol wa. bnlt &e~·enth but they pul to,etbcr Mllwaukee'a *OM ia Jt C&IJtl. tbeir raUJI wiUt a double, thret· Burly lroob J..awrenee .-apo s."UJlea and a walk. red Cincinnati's thru-came JotLillie Don Zimmer, fillin1 il"l inr .atreak 11 be tcaltered niae ll>t sidelined Pffwet- RPE.st' ~! - hits and a.eUJed down after 1 let"ted five hits to help lhe Dod- thaky start afjainAt the PhlUiel. 1 I /~7 IIULOVA r1) ~uxdd-4~~/ Olanh Shutout &raww The Giantl blanked the Braves 4-0: lrooklJn topped Cbkaa:o_ 10-t In 10 inplnp and Cincinnati de· r.vi.J' Ans..,r; In itl 11 ypn f<ated Pl'il•delphio 8-3. ti:M OVA had " pliiyer, •lttMcl to contractt by tnti•r IJM~Ye -.u.._ {The fl'r.t ••• Wancl•ll Mo1Mr, Poh't ••m- Iiams Ll rls:bt up t.bere .at A2t il there au any quettlOJU abou1 ~llbfl' llowlna: up, ptf'•llf dOD': nik them within eanhot or all those aheU-1hoclced Natianat and Amer\t-an Leaeue pitchers. Williams &a)'l be11 hanj 'em up whu he !1.118 enoulh mOMY but i..1 he continues to bllst t~ ball al! be did Tuetday nicht-w-ith thrff hlt11. inelut-:i ng a bomPr in 8os. ten's 3- 1 triumph over Ka11.1a ~ City-be might decide to keeJ:K:~Jir..c indefiniLely. . . tn oth•r Amerlcan I..eagu!! ~ames. Chica10 held on to first place with a 8-1 deeislon. over JJallimore; Cl~vel1nd defeated Washl11gton ,_1 and Dttroit nip ped Xew Yo1'k 2-1 in 10 hminga. of •i:llfMc• PI•• w.- •f) LOOK out--· aJC......N Unlto4 , . _ ' - " &t.an Maalal if m\ltderlna tht ball at a .478 ctlp and Trd WU- For Fashion's ' (ri$p Clean -.Jrctt.r, •ltnH and 1lnn a bonut ~ tl•v.land, traclad Into tht YankH chain aittl later the 'hlladtlphla Ath· l.rtlc ortAnlutloa, 1M (tltchad some gamu In the Am.rlcan LN..,e.) fh• lontMt lllllnt It IMI Clark, Htrtfer4. s18M4 rty Phlla•l.mla Phllll•• ud now a nserve oUtflal•; ., the Dotrolt 'rigert. Fashion_ loves ihe crisp cltll!llook of while linen .. so be~ulifully handled in this classic sweater pump. It's high-heeled and as flat· tering as a <hoe can get. You'll applaud Its versatil- haleroy t... Ity. Only. $3.99 .RoUsh's Shoe Store Mlddlep~rt, an Qhio BY JACI( CUDDY United P.-..s IJMrta Wril•r CHrCAGO Uf-Sutar Ray Roi>lnson wllt shoot the worka anJ gamble on a knoekou.t tonight I retlll'n Utlt.l his age.vs ..youth figbt .with middlewei1bt champion Gene FuUmer at Chicago StadiUm. That lBSt-mtnute ditelnsure was made today by Geor&e Gain· ford, }qnc-tlme co--m~~;neg:er, who s~id, "'RaY wQl cut loose with cver)'thing he's got and try for a h.noc)[Qij.t in six or seven :ro\lnd ~ . "He couldn't 1btl:at Fullmer by boxing him over the distance a: to sfall,in , your s:pt'ing Waf'(l_robe . Dacrons . Orlons Gabordines . Blends 't ' Sizes New York in January; so he'll go aU out to stop him eartr this tirr.e. " Accordini!ly, the eipected 1l. liOO fans will see 36-year-old Robinson gam-ble on taggin& 20-)'e~i; oM Fullmer wltb the first \mock out of his career or auffering a kayo loss tllat will send him into permanent rl!tiremeftt. On Natlot~~l TV Promoter JLm Norris predicted 101 Are Usted On Honor Rolls At Waltama High Rutland Takes Wilton Nine By Count Of 6-5 do1ch Jim Vennari's Rutland Red Devils came up with a di~­ mond victory at Wllton High School Tuesc!ay 6-5 behind the pitching or Sheets and Larry Du gan who hel!J their opponents tn seven scattered hits. 1 "'-, 29 to 44 RutlaAd talli~d in the third once. a,e ain for one in the fifth, and iced the game in the six+;h with Four runs on singles by A. · len Biddle, D. Dugan and Larry Dugan plus an assortment or er rors ana waik1. Sheets f01nned tour and Dugan whiffed two. Wilson of the lose :·s fanned five. R H E • 1956 OIEVROLET V8Long Wheel Base Plckvp ...... ·· .. · .. ·· .............. ·- .. · $1300 1941 INTIRNATIONAL2 Ton Flqt, Good.Tires, Runs Gootl ·.................... · .... :· $325 1949 FOR.D VI Pickup, Loh of Mileage Left ........ · .. · .. · ': .. · .. · ·· .. · .. · .. ·· · .. .. .. $245 195~ FORD VB F600 Flat Dump, S spd. Trans. Excellent Tlrts, One Oww · · · · · ·· -· · $1 500 195.6 FORD 6 cyl. Pickup. 0• ~. Sharp · ·· .... · · · · .... · · · · .. :.. · -· -· .. · · · · .. · $1350 1954 CHIYIOLET ¥4 Ton, 5" Stakes, Ideal for Produce. Geetl T1rt1 ····· ·· ·· ···· · ~ •·· $1100 1~5· •t. TH Express Pickup. AGood Sturdy TriCk · .. ·.... · ...... ·· · · .. •· ...... · .... $475 Jt52 DODGI2 Ton Flat·· ························ ·-···· ···-·· ····· ·······,········ :· ··- $215 ttss fOlD va. Falrl•, .4 Dr. FonJomatfc. 16,000 Milts.._,···.. · .. ·· .. ·: .... $1600 ~ 1956 FOlD V8 Fal,lane, 2 Dr. ronlomatlc, Clean · .... ·...... -· .. · ...... ·........ $1145 '195$ PONTIAC 2 Dr.-A Sllarp C•. Auttlllatlc Trau..- · ··· · · · .. · , · · .... ·· .. · .. $1115 Rutland . . . . 001 014 0-6 6 3 Wilton . . . . 101) IOl 2-5 7 ~~ Batteries, Rutland: Sheets, L. Dugan (4) and D. Dugan and Bub Goode (4). Wilton: Wilson ant'. Jarvis. ''. . ' :f'. - Dress up dates for rtunDilnvi.A!!' ., f Donna Hes so~ . Those making grades or ''B" or be-tter during t-he !;IX wtekr were aa follows : Seniors - Pc~gy Blessing, Tom· my Brown, Jq_lia Clark, Donna Hayman, Donald Gibbs, Jane lcen· ho)¥er, . Jo Ann Justis, Jacqueline Peyton, Sally Pr~Jffitt, Ruth Sayre and June Spenf!er. Juniors- Linda Brinker, Robert McGlQthlin, Eugene Rayburn, Bet: t:v Roush, Dorpthy Shirley, Jane Wolf, Jeanette Litton and Rosalee Riggs. f Sophomores - ltobert Artis, Ruth BoSWell, Carolyn Flowers, Matie JeWf!ll, Ann Newland. Etta Mae Routh . Phyllis Zickafoose. , Judy Arnold, Barbara McDaniel, Deryl Roush, Joan Oliver, Marvin Rou!lh, Ja('k ~tewart, Wanda Thompson, Margie Roath , Dottie Roush, and Judy Webb. Freshmen - Barbara Clarke, ~alph Clark, Carolyn Dodson, carol Gibbs, Sue Ellen Goodnlte, Miriam Hayman, Delvres Mattox, Dorothy R"oush, Suzanne Wolpf'rt, Bar• blra Zerkle, Wllmarlne Clark, Di· anna Darst, Shirley i>oP,n, Shlr- t.! ley Heftry, Betty Lou Rdush. SbaPon sayre, Dorai Sharp and John Boyer. Eighth Grade - · Howard John· ron, Doyle Jones, RObert Kell, Beverly Roulh, Lodl1 Siamondo, Jackie Capehart, Eileen Flelds, Irma Grin· stead, Ann Howard, Patrk!ia Johnson, Ann Mt)'nard, Ruth Scarberry Phyllis Batey, Ruth Ann Brow-n, William Frey, Dale ·lustia, Arwan· I l' ~ I ' t.-· ·;< ,,' Stu1l pitted da1es with nutm ••• roll 'em iD Arbuckle's C<mfec- '• :,': ~· tiolen Sugar. Such a liSht, pretty mact ••• aad ,. euy I ....... PGWDPlD SUUI slac~• t• ·····:········-··-···/'·········· $5.50 . 4ND .A': to $9.95 . .-·. ·· ~.... ...~- . :·rics, c.cilors, patterns to help you "slacken ""· · . '.(ip' 1 for autdbor .fun ·. and r!lloxinw this · ·. ~ · " ~~~a,ri'ng and .sumrhtr. ' ' '·'· . MOOR ESPOMEROY OHIO Havilond · De~>a.rt.,ent ', JtlriT /.GOOD PUE:J l'f< .; ~ , ..... , . .. _, , __.,.- ·"' .. Store to SPORT MUFFLERi with fibre glo$5 . pocking :Middi~port l~E . ·Eve11 car o1 ev.ry mab OIIIM<IIa tho 1951 MobU... llconomy R1111 .....,. a new IY'7 oiQOl< moc!cL BWIY. car was COJOfully tho Run and the c:an .,...l'ilolod by real experts in tbia nw:tlq 1dAd ol ~- · Nlllf' nilly, the millage !boy aot II itipr tlwl the ~ you tuned.,, can expect. • The way thil ....,_ .... oil ptMklotl Mollllp&omy RUIIS-- j1l<fFd is 1J!Oibot tUt obould lao texestyou: Can of ditremtt welpll .... eqiDe ~~ compete OD an equ,l ~~~II. Sill$ • cqmpotitiQtl · would produ<:O mi.slcad4Ja Dlllel-por-J811on ftpm. If milcs-por"'lollOA ...,.. tho ~ ~ a moto1' bike could run away with lint pi- ObQ!uaiJ, otbq !acton must bo c:cuWdctod. CallliOI * Ia ordor to p.. oil Catl fi1r ~ fiDIIMat ll!eCI toa-11111ot.pe,...olloa lis tbolr -and ~ a basis tor the oftlcial Mobilgas l!ooDomy Run pnzos. Tbis cstablishoa a dofiDite rdatioMhlp .boi.o iill paoli,. consumed, diotam:o 1nt...W. tmd iNIIht caniod. n io the only measure or gasollae -~ that .... any real aignillcanco to the onglaocn-or to you oa an averap moto.ri&t. f ··.see our eye.toking array ofthe newest fob- I PHONE '388-Y INSTALLED FREE. MIDOLif'C!•T ' COURT ST. . STORE · 11 yo11'" on ovtrllt driver, pu wo11ldn'1 ..." hid a chonce In this ,..r'l Mobllps lcoMniJ R11n. It tokes ltiiCNied ............... to win In this kind of COIIIfollltlilll• I ' ~·~ GOESSLER JEWELRY -- POMEROY HOW PLYM·OUTH'S BIG ECON YWIN AFFECTS YOU! I 1954 FORD V8. 41)r. F11~ ...... ...... -.... ·.......... · .. ·- •••.. · ........ ·.... $945 . \ 1951 .FORD V8 2 Dr., Blacl Calor and Nlct · · · · · · · · -· · · ·· · · ·· · · •·•·•· · · · •· · ·· · · · · •· · · $400 1951 STUDEBAKER Cot~malider 2 Dr. . ACIHn Car · · · .... · · · · .. ·. •.. · · · · .... · · ·· .... . · $400 19SS FORD V8 Custom Fordor ............. .... ,................ )" .......... ..... $1. 19SS ·FORD V8 Cudom $.1.5P VERY LOW DOW~~YMENTS EASY TERMS Mllslal'a 1ame-.winning blow came off Plnte relief ace Eire., t"aee alter PitbburJ)t had rallied wilb nve I'UDI in the ninth ttt sencJ the game in\0 extra lnninl• Wally Moon and Del EaaiJ also 1 gate Of $200,010. An addtt'lo.n.al 1ting b years. 'f!le ~h~mpion is ft; homered for the cards. $100,000 has been paid for A.BCs vored at_2--1 and lt•, evtn mone/ national telecast and broadcast at Lhat Robmson doesn t last the du- W1Ui1m1 alammed 1 homer, dou 10 p., m. edt. t~nce. A month ago, Fullmer wu ble and a ainrJe off Klnau Cit• Stocky, muteulu F11llmer, a a 4--1 choi-ce. loaer Ned Qal'ftl', Knu~ler mining welder from West Jordan If Ray beats Gene. t~n~ght ~e Willlr~ Nilon U01ited tbe ,Uhle Utah took the 160-pound erown '1'1:!1 be the first man m rme ht3- Uti to three bita. from' slender Ray on a .unanlmous tory, in any dlvlsi~n. to ~ the Bob Lemon and Ra7 Narleski lS-round decision at Madison same till~ four 1tinet Robmaon combined effarb tG proc!uce j]l Squllt'e Garden Jan. 2. wu r.lso welter-wei1ht 14'7-poul\4 Tonight's return 15-rounde! chan,pion before be campaigned two--hit perfQtmtnee in Cleve-ll,lld't victory over Wa&bingtan. sl\mulated the heaviest fl&:bt·bet- ft'lr ~be 160--pound bonnet. ~mon aave up botb hih before yletdlnt to Nll'leUI In the ei&ht•· HA-DIOOTS CONVINCID Frank p.olllng's lOth in niug LEXING'OON, .Ky. UP- Ma11y · home-r ore Bob Grtm of old-time ·hirdboots who watcbed the Yanb reliever wa1 the payoff wallop Round Tabte•s runaway victory in the Titers' victory. Duke Mau in the Blue Grass Stakes arc con- owner of a 6-'r record with Devinced .t hat this is the year Whirl away's recOTd cletcking In the SUSPENDED 45 DAYS Kentucky Derby will be "mashed. RIO DE JANEIRO UP - The Whlrlaway aet . t he ·mark of One hundred and ane students 11amengo and Botafogo football of Wahama High School made the 2:01 2·5 for the mile and one- (loccer) club! have been suspend· quarter. honor roll for lhe fifth six weeks for 45 davs (rom eompetinJ in period according to Principal na Smith. Karen Stewart, Rose-- ed an internatiOnal event for hnini Clyde Foley. mary Stewart, and Jean Brown. played with the HunJarilb Ronved team without permlalon from Severith Gracie Phillip aoff· or that number, 20 students ac- man, Maney McDaniel, Eug1ne FIFA. 'lbe mspemlon wa. banded hie-vf:!d recarjls of straight "A" ab erlge's. 'Jih£iY ai'e as follows: Sen- Hester, Stephen Burgess, · Wilda down by the ell:ecutive board of iors - Donna Jeffers. Carol Ra· Cundiff, Patty Ne-.,land, and Dolla·' tbe JruUian Confederation of Sports. mey Rickard, Virginia Rogers, and_ van Meadows. ·Ralph Stewart: Juniors - MarUyn Foglesong and JAmeS! Henderson ; SophomOres - Bill Boytr, Faye Burton, · Jullling McCh,ng, Bill P'OJflesong, -Ruth Grimm and How· 'ltd McDaniel; Freshmen - Larry Jeffert, Patsey Rizer, Marilyn Scbwarz, 'tnd Timothy Duncan; Elghtb Grade - Sheldon Roush, Kathy Fowler, Joan Carroll, and .Robinson Seen In 'Shoot Works' Strategy Tonight For Title Go .. ~1-.L' • MUSIAL,1'ILUl\IS BLAST PITfJIE~ Hamla, a pocket-abe Marcel nlo Slota Qptn Golf ttLinill'lirit At These Prices We Cannot Take Trade..lns Golf Clubs t«<l' ·" T'iursd4y bere." !.". the ~me t..iJn£ a.c)lool offi~al! dl~~~o.se d Jmt t)e Mq_ nicipal Pari iqU..:Jg baa ~en 4r~fed .r;ee of roe)ld . d~nd-dsmorhed:L ad.n~ e outfie! nl!t 4l1Vo Jlac ..e . It was repartl'!\1: 1 -,Y .. ,, uP - We must make room for more trades on the ALL NEYP5!i' 'Ford Cats a~~ 'fr-ucks':~e are sacrificing these A 1 units for space. Rother than sell these cars ond trucks to other dealers, we are offering them to you at WHOLESALE PRICES. . · · MacGregor Pracdet lalb . . • at nco•" FleLo •••• SANTA ll~IA, CaUl. Olrlrten Pound &111 · Cet4an, predldelJ today he will • ~It Hoaan (Kid) }alSey of Ni~ kerta for the fealberwelaht cham· fton•hl.p rollowlnl his methodical JG-round decision over unranked , Bobby,Bell of Younastown. Ohio. WEDS. THU,RS. FRIDAY 'ONLY· NOW T~e Pass Bill For Fishing Pacts In Assembly l~t Co~tve &be lro.Pll\f:P wouhJ .play berf 'thgnda)'. That fM,tliqll, he <>ul~ . "'vf! hope to a.tbed~o~le .Jt\lt· )if A·l Featuring Fomous ~"' lroa1 ol Five Set ol ball team wiU not meet Jaebon Jlllh ltkool thl& week here it WS.!!I letm'd today but may be able tn ADht:dule lU first bOlbe ~:me ' · the season with Rutland uradu,t afteraoon. · Atbletw !Jti'Htor Gene Sb:QJbt· er of J1ckson High School ~d The Dally Sentinel this mernl:3 that tW [Kll!mell defeated COf. S}'OVe 3-2 Tuesday in Class AlA District tournament plav and IUUSt contln· " pe lt!l tourney sched1.de Thursday in itl own area. Ml(ldleport.'s Earl Knl~ht had Washington at CMvt.4ll~d-Pn lU&I 1-2 n. Score :i-1. ' 001-UMBUS UP-A bill pe-Bostop at KaOf., eity...!Slsler mlttlng Ohio to si&n reciprocal ..Q VI. Morpn l.t fiShing agreements with othN ThvrtdaY't Camts Wathiftlttoft· at Chicago 3tf[ts was unanimouJIY pai1ed b.v the Ohio Senate late Tuesday and N•w York at kanua City, nltht &ent to the House. Boston at ~treij MeanwbUe, the Senate Stale NATI""A~ ~EAGUE VI L Pot. Gl C•·vernment Committee approv ~c:J ,. bill JlvihJ the atate Rl(ldlli Milwtaukee . . . . . 5I 2 -018 Comn:&iulon power to authorize Broo~1)11 ....... ~ 3 .TZV 1 St. Louis . . . . . . If> 5 -~ 31> aa extra t4 l!ay.J ot hor1e raeh13 New York ...... e G .500 3'11 at Ohio traclts. fhiladelphia . . . 6 I .461 4 Cincinnati . . 5 T .41T 4¥. EMERGENCY CALL Pittsburgh ... , . 4 S .333 S ~ Ttle Middleport Emergency Chicago ........ 3 8 .2'13 'l Squad was ('alled tQ the Warren Black home at Rutland Tucsda; TutHI'(I Ravltt evening but the till was canceltBrooklyn 10 Chk... t, 11 IM ed when the patient was taken t..lnus, night a local doctor in a private car. Now Yoo1< 4 Mllwo,.... 0 oleht 1Viii C'inclnn•tl 6 Phtladelphla 2 nlg.lt 11 St. Loul• 6 Plthbvrvh 5 U In· nlngs, night Wedn••d•Y'• Pr-AeWt ltltf!hen Chicago at Bro')kl~-.lltr 0-0 or Drott D-2 vs QrYnl• )~. Milwaukee at New Yort--lpahn a-o vs Gome2 3-0. St. Louis at Pitta1n.lrJh......,. Schmidt o-1 vs Purk•y 2-0 t ineinna ti 1t PhlltJdtlphla. ni.ht- Nu x:hall 1-() Vs. Simmons H Thurtday'• Chmn St. Louis at Brooklyn, nltht Cincinnati at N•w Y•rk ~hlugo at ,.,llatr.l,hla, ~~~ Mllwa"k" et Plttlbupth, •ltht .t next painting job Muon, W. Va. Gl W.asbin&ton · · · · 4 lQ .28/S 6 fu.td.Y1 R.sultt Ch•·... 6 Balt~-~.,e 1 ,.. '"""' Dttrolt 2 N.'¥ Y•ril 1 It IM. Clonl•nd 5 WI'Oh...,..n I (Joll looton 3 ~on. City 1 (Nithtl Mo•Gretor IALL MAKER *"FLOW KOTI" ....... Batt WaR,., 1 8 6 6 I -•JOI'I'o Yellow Jaekel bo•e- •ild ear)ler 1r Jupon w 1. '"· er~ ltea Tilt *"DUCO" & "DULUX" ltU.MDS .lrGnmen Skipping Yellow Jacket TesJ Fight Re$ults Hen; Game Against Rutland Is Sought , 21"te.N=~=~~"'=~ IY VNITIO PltiUS AMIIUCAH LIAGQt Coach Dick Retton's Jl"reihman- Swaps Phillips DETROIT UP - Johnny Me· Halo was promoted to ge nera) manAger or the Detroit Tl gen Tuesday and llke hi s predeceMorl Charley Gehringer and Herold D. (Muddy) Ruel, he dldn 't waste time with talk. Leq than two hours after Me. Hale Willi introdli'Ced as the Ben· ~ul'r tlrth a:eneral manager In the lut ah. yeara, It was announoed that h.e had made a trade with the Boston Red Sox, obtaining outfield. er Karl Qls(ln and sendinJ utilityman Jack Phillips to the Red sox' San Frlncl.cD farm club. At 35 MCHale 11 the youna:e1t J(eneral manater In the majon. When he couldn't mllke the lf&de 81 tlrat baseman wlth the Ti1er1 he was offered 1 job In the farm 1ystem after the 1M7 111l6n. McHale played booob•U and Baseball·· Res_..ts IJl · heavy b.lsabal1 team went down to a 1HI defeat Tuesday afternoon at McHale Made GM Of Tigertown; CLOTH '' lAYS H•'LL WIN •"' 'MONTREAL lJP - Smilinc Che- Now look at the reouiU of the RWI with the allow thoughts ill lllind: P!yiMflt/t IMI'If IU ~U-Flnt Plaoo winner ill "Ciau A.• tho. ci!Yisloa that iJocluded all the ., weii..&!K>n low-pr!j:o em. . N eo<tilo4 by the Upitod . \ I �) ...-. FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS PHONE 398 I 2 centl per word.. one lnaertton. Minimum charge 50c -4 tent! per word lor three conaecutive insertioD.I. Special - One month for 2:i cents per word. Full rate of 2 eenta per word wtll be charged for adverttsing If not paid for before the 15th of each month followmg Insertion Erren Ia Advertlllng-Shoulrj be reported Immediately Th"' o.tly Sentbtel '*ill not be responsible for mm.e than one tncorrfll.1 lnsertaon. C'.ard of Tbanb 1nd Special NoUcea of Events $1.00. Obatuarle& published at 1 cent per word. IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL - RENTfind employment - hire or find a lost lt•111 through 1he Dally Sentinol WANT ADS. Don't put It off Call 398 Today - An Ad In dus column GETS RESULTS Funeral servcces for Elza Gil more Sr , wa11 h~ld from th,• Ewmg Cha])el Sunf.ay at 2 p. m with Rev Oonalcl Seevers, of the Pomeroy Church of Christ ofl1 Clat!RI QUICK SEHVICE t•n w...:ch r~ I pa1rmg hy Fat"' ory Tnmed wat ct.mak~ r . COl tJNS JEWELERS, P~.<m croy I 3-U RATES (I) Notices Elza Gilmore Funeral Rite~ Held On Sunday Frae Estlmlles PAINTING PAPER HANGING L. V, R•h;lnpr Rac1n•, Oh1o ----- RADIO & TELEV!r.;;ION SERVICE. 1-'non ... _ J\.1, Ch: land Applumce Stort, 11d W Maw St, Pomero:- 1 2 23 t! MPyl'rS DEEP WF.LL PUMP rrude Oil $:J per barn•ll Virgil Tl'.afortl, Syracuse Phone 907 M 4276tp TERMITES &XTERMINATED For free IHbJJ~ctlon phone 383-M, Gilmore s~ pply Store, Pomeroy, All work guanntt:ed. Fully In· sure1\ Vau r•ha n s lndu.qtr~al and Residc nllal Termite Control Ser. 4 9 tf l viCC, St Mar) s, W Va CHROME breakfast set Gnotl con d1!1on $15 85U E Maw St Phone 181 Y 4 30 :up Bur~al was In Beech Grove cemetery and pallbearer.s we•e H D Cunningham, Edward Pilr fttt Donald Hauck. Etlward Bow en, Dale Wippel and Conrad Ohlinger. I __ ILO tll Insurance .:..:.__ scon CtOISfiiLO, Sll, potnt.a to two North Amerleu X·U.. one of wbtcb he hope~~ to flY bl4'bll' and fasl.er, over catlfomta. than ever attempted befoNJ, The plane. atrlctly & naearch aifcraft, wlll carry a heavy payload of actentlfte and tranmnlttlng equipment to record reactiana ot pilot and plane. Pentagon eourcea have let it be known the X-115 mi(ht rt&Cb 6_000 ciJUe1 an hour IUid 200,000 feet (111~m'MUoftdol Bovtld~o} altitude. oa.tr tor the fttght baa not been &IUlOUnCed uutucance AJiency, M1dll le[Jurt F~te ' Au\IOmobile-&onrls Piume 63l~X 8-20-tll &cr.:JS-S I II•~n Johnson 5 HP motor, hoat ami trml£"r wilh s p.1rc tlr•· 11nd - - - --- - -·-- wheel 1'rlrl'd for qu1ck s<~ll' FORF.MI\N & ABBOTT TV SERPhone 909 J 4 ::10 3lc VICE /\II makes Repatred bY ExFOJl SALJ~ I round dllllr1!l room pert Ter~ruc1ans. Pbon6 6284 Y tnble 2 c.'ha 1rs Lillian Stt•iff ~70 M1ddloepor· 6-l~tf 2nd St. Middleport 4 30 3lc CLIFTON Clifton Good Will Cl•u Birthday Party A birthday p~:~rty was held for H••dqu•rter• for COMPLETE Ins urance Protection, Samllomtc Luggage - Lane Cedar - - - ~ - - - - L1fe, Auto Fire, Pul10. Call Don Chest> - LAU_Winoow F'",_\ (II M1lls, Middleport, Ohio. Fragidairc Refrigerators. - ------~ B1br Furnltun, Middleport, Ohio WA:-l'TI!:D- frcezcrs Need 20 u~.-J 4 29 tf 12 l'U ft or smallN u tr.u l · ms on new freezers Wdl pay you (21 J Reo I N•Itl•r aNI Cl..tl: Gar... ·--:-top C. ull <~r Your Hut Pnln l lkal Car Repalr- Weldlna:-Servlee and er, ~'Jfe ltcfrl g1'1a twn bclo ~ New mod~n1 2 bedroom home Wi th garage Also 4 room Used P1rts Phone 3611, RacJ .e, H1gh Sehoul , Muldlt·vurt 0JlC11 home Connecting lots Out of Ohio. 4 29 12tc cvcnmgs D00 P M Eas} term ', h11o1h water, Pomeroy For the 5-l 3tc pr1ce of one home Phone 6204-Y, Middleport 4 27 ate I Wanted To Buy -------- - Estate _- - 'I Sb I Auto Services B. H. J<AWLINGS SOIIIB CO. - 26 (14 I For Rer.t bour ~r«tf.r Sorvlee. Day For Rent - Extension LadderR, l"OH SALt~ - Hou ~e. 9 rooms, a!l mod1 rn, good cnnd1t10n, 1 acr;:o Phone 6227 Nlaht Phone Scaffold Boards, Drop Cloths grou rJd llarrlclt Wyatt, London· 603t-X. DODGE • FLYMOUTH Cbnton F•:~her, Middleport VIlle, OhiO 4 30 3tc DEAl r.RS 8 8 tt Phone 626:1-X. 11 1 tf Five Room /\partml'nt w1th laun- 3 ROOM HOOSE, corner of 4th and Collrge Hnad, Syracu1e dry and G~1a he F1rsl fl oor A H11 h<irtl A Il<iyman, Letart SEE BILl. CfULDS for the REST 4 3 tr N Bengal, Pomeroy 4 :ZD 6tp - Falls used ear values J-30 I mo c 2 ROOM furni shed apartmen t 3 _ ___ ROOM fuTJ\Liht•d a partment, ftl=SIDENC~SYJiACUSII: _ Six 19S6 VB Old~moblle, 4 dr Smla-. utilities furni shed 3 roum and room:> • down 2 up, City water , $249~ 00 Hydramat!c drive, le :.:; balh unfurnu~hcrl apartment Jn. h A lol $ 2200 00 Do you want qu1re .at Home Hcstaumnt M.Jd· than 14 000 mJies Blacttnar'J. a farm husL ness or re.&idence • 4 26 IJtc 4·2~-tlta, .dlbport Pomeroy. s~c u~ To ~ell il~t Wllh us , we --- - - wr.lromc 1111 Jlstlllg!; Earl o . 19~S Oldsmobile Holiday ( JW Mc1ulor, Rl·altur )'carl fi' Pouk$219300 r,..nw mJit•age, hydr~ ELLJNGTON J>ln~· ~·r Plnno .Mrs John Stout, II' r ISOIIVIll(' N Age !It , l'umtruy 'flh 1111 c !.! Ill. mahc, onc c.-arcftll local nwnc 4 2fl ~ltjl 51 3tc Blaettnar'.s, Pomeruy 4-25-0'l Wah~a· Future Farmers Unit ' Wins High Rank In Competition - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - Sedan S1.293 Jlydramatl<'. ex- Cloth. Nylon, 1-'ibcrglus Awmngs, Porch !ihlldl's, Venetian blinds, ceptional In every way Blal'llWindow blinds, l'urch and Lawn nar·s, Pomeroy 4 211 Ole f'urnlturc . Free est!':!"~loR. Dnle Wippe l Supply , 21!1 Union Ave, ----c-c- --- 1053 PLYMOUTH Bt>lvedere Hard l'omcroy 4 26 1moc Top t:pe $8H8 Like new two tone 1reen flnl&h Blacllnar'K, Pameroy. 4 2~ 6tc (17) Help Wonted N ROOM IIOIJ SE 1165 Vme Muldlcport, $650000 P D II 1 6tp Lottrulge .St __ .. ·-·-c.. MU WARD "TIOIIWI • • , . _.. fll>t - - . . 1U I. liteond It, PMIM 61 P.m•roy, Ohl• On Rt. 33. C•ll Wm, Oru••r, Rock Sprlnp Rodney Downing t:h., Automob\1&, H••lth ACCIDINT 'Reol Estote Broker - - - - - - -- ----------' 29 See The New Holland HAYLINER -,----- --- lJAlRYMEN - Larwc melochon of coolen and c11n~. pnccd rlt~:ht. WAN1'EO- UUF. TO EXPANDING CONDITIONS WE NEI!:O TWO Fution Thompson, Pi:lmeroy RELIABLE ' MARIUEO M!; N S 1 1tr BE1'WEEN AGES OF 23 'ro 3! .:----c::-:-·--:-.-;;;-':$60 PElt WEEK PLUS BONUS ;,133 lb l:harl<'slun Milk B<ll'l • FOK FIVE DAY WEEK AP 1961 E-4 Co-op tr11ctor V.JtP loader 19M N~w 1Joll1nrl fD.'" PLYMAIN NICKLES BAKERY, 0 W ST, POMEJlOY, age harvclll'r wllh dm~cl eut. window an.-f row 1 rop head ~ One blower Vi ct ur Hysell, Mlnerevllle Rl No 1, phonr =_=.~-S-1-Stp Racine 2180 Completely New From Hlt<b 18 Chule FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy 80~ ~ -~~~===~=== :::=::::'~29~3;le ( 19) ·Business Opoortunities TRAILER like new, r.tt'cl bod ~ f1nt ru•an•blr arfer accepted MOTIL 012 Headley St, Mld.:1\eport n MEN, WOMEN and COlJPt..ES !(' T. Lotuc 5 1-Jlp train for MOTEL MAN AGEMENT and OPERATION Only LARGE u.-ed buffot. JOOd condiml!.turod wUI be tonaldored Age ·U oa. Salley's Lake, Racine Road 4 30 3tc 25 to ~. Write - NATIONAL MOTEL TRAINING, INC Bol One '.. rCHEVROLET toO., hay .A. t l o The Dally Sentinel, nh bead nlee btavy Pomeroy t 2 3tp wootect~ with lamba. Wayne Beal, fU. ftc,, 1, HarriJOnvllle. ,. 4283tc Gc,-RA-VEL=:r TIIACTOR SALES and NIIGLIR and CLIIK GARAGI Car repalr- Weldlnc---Service and lier'll"'. R. J. tlnlaw, M2 ~ U~ed Part&. Phone 3Ull, Radnll, alo.. e (20)Business Services )Ilia St., Pom•ror. ' 2'11! Ohio. 'au ato lnVsedCars you noticed dlffrrent at our In and See for what's dlffereut. 1956 FORD H;;,,, Fau-lane Radio & Really shJrp. 1956 FORD dr Heater, ' Low ,, METROPOLITAN WE BUY ITRUCTUUL I IIAMS ICUP IRON- MIITAI.S OHIO VALLEY JU~K CO. , ..... 511 ......... Good den u..a·cori AU Makes ad lllodelo METROPOLITAN AUTO 8ALil8 Daily on 990 spot On Your Radia Dial Olive Ingraham Writer •n I or 8$!ld Banquet (Col!_fl(l"" frlffll p•. . ea.) Oodaon and Jubl~f McCiunj H441de(sop wtll bf: 1 platoon ter· a:e•nt Robert McGlothlin wit naml J ~ tudent conductor for neld year. Dr~ ma jor o! lhe Junior Band w1\l be JUdy ~)' '+'hiJy IJ}ajorette1 \!>'Ill be Patty Newla nd ani! Judy Hewitson Special apprcc1at1on was "pressed \o HuawcU Captbart !or hill wor"' 1n lJ;aqU.ne- instrwnfntl tht"ougb the seuon. Bertha Cun mngham was also honored Cor her part co hea~me: the cooking details for varlol.lB band actlvltleS' Director James Breen apoke bnefly and expreued h1s appreciation fth· the work done by the band during lhe past year In tribute to the semor members of thebaf\d, he expressed tbc wuh that he could ,lave q1em back next J'Car ny The reoord books ol members of the Wahama chapter of Future Farmers of Amema pJaoed high 1n competil1on with those from other chapters in the Kanawha Fed.eration last Thursday, at Ripley ' - Recor rt books bclong1ng 1 to y, ~blma students too k third pl"' c .. honors in t'ach of thP. fo111 cat .... ' 1 ' 11 " '1Jories m the cnntNt ~ , ,~ .. ;. At !he same hme. the books of ' ..... .. 'the Wah am a secretarl and the ~~~· '' Wahama treasu rer were judgeol ~~ t'he best of all surh booki m the "' . " "feaeratwn. Secretary of the Wahnma cha p '- - ' 'ter is James MacKmght wh 1l• ~>•·' th~ trL>asurcr IS James Bumga · . ;> . . . . , . ''I!' • I ., ' In tt.e rcccnd book co ntl'st I arry Sulhvan's book took 1h1rd place honors among f1rst HJ.... books. Alvm Tripp took thll'(t place en the second year book contest James Bumgarner took tfi-!rd place in the tturd ye11r r" * cord book contf'st, an1l Tom :;;,. Brown took the same pOsition !l• ,. ~ ·~ fourth year book contest. C : _ Ftms hmg second and third m : -..the secretary's book conte~t w•'r · • B1p\ey and Spencer, respect1veL• ; whlle Ripl ey and ParkersbUig =:;"' · t.ook second and th1rll places m "' • .t'he treasurer's took conlest ~... , , Other winners en the record : book contests were as follows • f1ut year record books, Spenc ~t : ~irst; Riple:y, second. Second ye ~ : -' books-Rtpley, f1rst ; Spencer, se• eonJ Th1rd year books-R1ple} ;; ;{1~t; Spent'er, seeonct and fourth ,:_,,, ,Year book ~-Rtpley, f1rst, Spcn· ;:1 '., eer, second The Kanawha Fedcr.!!taon la ,.. ~ ':'"~posed of chapter.s (rom Pt. oii l"feas.ant, llannan, Waharna Rip :-- "tey, Gilmore of Sandyvill~. Ra· : ~rtswood, Parkersburg, Ell~abeth , : _ -8J:'encer, and Walton . Meigs County News I Llh, Casualty and . _ . WANTED - Housekeeper for two 191 For nduih. Wntc or call Jo' rcd Kauff, Middleport Phone 63!10 X }'EKJNESf: PUPPit.:S for sail' , In MIDDLIPORT, OHIO t 30 !Olp Mrs. Woodrow W (~til , 732 Syc 61PHONII 6311 amore Sl, Mlddll'pnrt 4 30 12tc WANTID AT ONCE ~AN to \Hltk nn truck farm, COJIICRBTB BLOCKS family rudcrr(!cl. house and garGLIDER •nil r1tllllonK, kltchMl rnb. den Gund Wll.ll:l'll Hy day or inet, romhinatlon JtCA VIctor "Build . .tttr '•r LoA"' monlh Dilly 11\11, Lelal'l Fall~ radio and record phtYt'!r, Nflsco 4 29 5lc rlectric roa•ter youth bed GRUESEB BLOCK CO. aprln .. and mattreu, medal B flat ciiTinet Sec Mn. John SU· D•~trlhulnr wanlccl to supply Dnl· :1 Mil" North of Pomerey vera, 303 Sprint~ Ave., Pomeroy ly 11nd Sunday ColumbWI Dis patch, Ohio Stale Journil, and Stp Columbus Stnr to boya and news J HOLSTEIN HElfER CAL~'. 3 stand In Pomeroy and MHidle· month1 old . $20 (MI Mu Henry port Only Pomrroy Mlrldlepnrt Klein, Rt 2, Pomuoy !I 1 lf ar('a people acceptable. Wr lt f' Columbus Ulspatch, Kennt'th Used BATHROO~ OUTFIT 1lso VanSchoyck , State Clrculutlon cabinet llllk and over 11111k cab})eparlmcnt, Columbus, OhiO met•. Vadi11h Plumblnlil Phone 3 1 6\p 46-M 5 1 Jlp Sc.ie r~aeveru WJEH I NEWS IN FARMING I~'~URANCE AGENCY -- -- ---~--- I lteSeleet 11:50 a.m. Sf'~VI· - -----------10M PONTIAC llh: 8 cyl. 4 dr Mrs Leroy Wyant ent~Jrtalned with birthday dinner honoring her g:•nddauahter, Sue Wood, and • Leroy Wyant. Attending were Mr and Mrs Stanley BeaJ and ctlil· dren of Clevehmd, Mr. and Mrlt Kenneth Wyant, Pomeroy, M1.93 Jamcc Wyant, Columblll, ~r. and Mn Norman wood and Kenny and Mess Margaret and Judy Wyant and the honored guests, ' Claude Thomas weaver residlna: at Box 13, R. R No. 12. Tlmberlake North CaroUna, u heteby notwed that June Ann weaver bal flled her petition agauwt btm fPr dl· vorce, •lunol'y, and custody of minor child in Case Number 12,528 of the Common Pleall Court of Me1gs County, Ohio, and that ' defendant is requtred to answer on or before the Ut day of June, 19~7. . June Ann Weaver Plaantiff O'BRIEN and O'BRIEN Attorneys for Plainti.ff (4) 3i 10, 17, ~. (5) 1, 8, 6tii I I 18) Auto Sales 10M Bt:ICK Special 2 dr Sedan Sl49S. Orlalnal light green w1th Smnll I• UHNISIII•,IJ AI'AitTMENT private l'lltrancc, pnvate bnth , white top. We 've aervlcod !IInce goud st' ctwn In MlddleJJOrt new. Blaettnar'a, J•omeroy l'hon(' 6087 M 11 1 3tc 4 2!1 6\c KINGSBURY Legal Notice Mr and Mrs wayne Beal and ,-·:,·.--""" and Heater. Cl!an daut~:hters had as dmner guests MANY MORE : : Easter, Mr and Mrs. Stanley Baal and family , Mr and Mrs Geor~e TO CHOOSE FRO~ ' Meeker of Columbus ancl Mr. and Mrs William Beal and Eatl. Mrs Nora Cummins o! Reynolds. AUTO SALES burs v1sited- her sister and btother m·law Mr and Mrs. Wilham King Ola .HI~t"ms and aon Stewart at Fox f't Pleaaant Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Ed Nalross return and attended the fu~ral of her Mrs Herman Cartwright of Clif cd home after spcndmg two weeks aunt, Mrs. L1rde Genheimer Qtb· ton, Glenn OtttWrLght of Mason with relatives m CoJumbu! Ohll er guest!l at the Kmg home w~re dnd Leroy Chapman, Rutland , 0 Mrs Luc11le Harrcsun and Mr· Mrs Jessie Carr and Mrs Marie were shoppmg m Hunlmgton Mo 1 Dana Lewis and Elamc Cartwng!ll W1ll!ams and children, Anne and Robert. day v181ted Mr and Mrs Clme lrw! ' Mr . nnd Mrs. Earl Filson Lockelt and daughter Sunday Quite a large crowd of Seoul of Middleport 0 , called on Mr Mr and •<rs. Bell W1lha ... ~ and parents attended a potluck dinner 1. . , •• "~ J,eroy C~pman, Rutlanll OhJO 'ilnd Mrs. F. M Locket\ and Ev e ~aughler Judy motored to Nitre at the Boy Scout cabm on Kings: 1 spent !:iunda~ with his .:randpar Jn. w va. lo v1slt Mr. and Mrs Eve · bury one evening notntly, ents, 1\lr ,nct Mrs. Herman C:.:arl Mr and Mrs Arthur Roush wer,.. elt ouddtng over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Harold Brown and wrll(ht. .veckend t~:uests of Mn t"'ranc ..:" Mrs Harotd Hy.sell rnd son Rut family of Hardsonv1lle vcsited Mr Mr a n d Mrs Fred Me~<~hb Blakt' He as with the US Army land OhiO visited her mother Mr ~ and Mrs. E A. Stewart and sons L,tnea.:otcr OhiO called on Mr ,md 11.t Kmgston Penn.!!ylvs.ma Bell Stewart Thursdny MJH Pcml NIChollon Sunday Mr and Mrs. Harold Young, Members o! the Locust Grove and Sandra, J1mm1e and Sammy M1 s. Alma Peck and son Jcrn Mnson, Mrs Alberta Young, West Rod and Gun Club, wh1ch arc Oa Joe, Mr and Mrs. Benton Blake Mrs Mnrolyn Cunnmgham a n Columbia were ln Huntmgton na Lcwn, Charles Carlwr1ght, Ra} and daughter, Jeanne motored Lo Son ]Ia Crow, Chlllkothr, Oh1o Saturday on busmess mond L1~vmg, Vernal Johnson alHl Ironton Saturday to v1s1t }Jr and Mr and Mrs Dclbf'rt Beckl'r M1d Mrs Jesalc Cartwright and M:. > Norman van Meter were Troll' Mrs. Eddie LeWIS and family Su!ldlt>pUll wme "Callmg on Mr and Earl Darst , and children were ftshlllg at Washmgton natLonill day. T'he men motored to Cmcln Mr ~ t' 0 Henry Suntlay shoppmg m Athens Satltrday forest m Hardy county over lh" natl to attend a ball game and Misa Blanche Armstrong of P' wcc~end. Sunda)' callers un Mr ancl 1\lr~ returned home Monday. Ann W1lhams attended a Tay Mrs John Curtis Housh and made party Thursday evening a: 1 famLiy, Lakin, vls1ted Mr a.l the home of Mrs WLiham Zerkle Mrs Pearl Nicholson Sunday spoons O[ Diathane pN gallon Of WILLIAM f, GRIGORY Mr and Mrs IIerman Cart· o( Syracuse. Mrt. Ella Cundiff and grand Maton County Aerlc:ultur• Ag•nt wawr. wnght v1sltcd Mr and Mr~ Ar("l\ daujhter of Camden, N J , have Use 6 gallo111 of water for 100 Gibbs at )fason Wednesday To Hold Spring Lunch•on The Mason County 1\omc D;o- feet bed. Mrs. Lloyd Fox was m Pt returned to their home after vu/ 1ng several weeks en the bend No. 2-The use or Agr1eultunl monstr.\IIOn Wom(!n's Clubs w1H Plea~anl on business. Mr1. Frieda Henry and Mrs. Streptomycin for Wildlife and ha~ c thc1r tmnual Spr111u Lunch Mrs George Jobnson and ch!l Irene Justi.s with their con m•xl Wednesday, May 1st, nt Blue Mold ts o~t.lso recommended dren, Mason, vlluted Mr and M,·s, nd other relatives \'ere :visitin! ConunerciaJ materials contllln- Freeman Johnson Thursday. the 4-11 Camp RCIIi.~tratwn will start at 10 00 'ft Ill wllh the lnc 13 percent Streptomycin and Mr and Mrs Oke Johnsou. •••elr 1unt a.nd uncle, Mr. Georg~ Higinbotham jn lunchl'Oil bcmg served at 12 noon L5 percent tcrramyctn may be Columbus vis1ted relalivcs In r~1s !\hddlepGrt recently. The fol · the bend area the pAS! week. The meal will be sl'rvrd by lh(l obtained commerc~ally lllahee Home Demonstration Club lowin1 11 of Importance m usin:l Mr an~ Mrs James Cunnm,:: l1r and Mrs. Ned Henry we~ and th e program arranged by the lhis material· ham and children, New Jlave"' . calhna on Mr. and Mrs. Dailat1 Remove plant br.d cover Ann(• Ba1ley Club wllh Mrs Povillted Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewi<J Yeager of Mason Sunday. Use prenurc sprayer, never and 1'\hna, Frl~ay evt'mng. well Reynolds as chalrma.n Attendance at M. E. Sundav , "' Members of the Home Demon· we a aprtnkler can Mr an Mn. LaurE'nct McDe~ Set ool waa 113. CollectiOn $3&.78 Wet the plants '"llh spray mitt and daugbter, Nitro, eallci stratwn Women Clubs. who ptar• Mr and Mrs. Leroy Lyons and unhl the mater1al on Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd William~ t 11 attend shou ld mRII t•heir rc",~r. never apray daughter have relurnPd to their 11!Jon card~ In 1mmedi:Jtely The runs off the plants Sunday. h''me here after spend ink tb · Spray In the morning lllahec Club needs to know how Mrs. Ray Fox wu called to P' U at'tror apra~ ang lhrre h a Pleasant Saturday dut to the 111 \\lnlcr in Arizona and Kan!las. many arc tomLna In order Itt A committee on planning the heavy rain, wait 8 hours and then ne88 or her •mOther, ]tn. W G . p-lan the meal. lldothcr-Daua:hter ba,nquct g1ve1 spr1y again Darst. by the young Garden Club ever: Held Control In Tolt•cco Mr. and Mrs Marvin Barke" ~rar met at the home of Jun,. The following re<"ommcndaliom, UBO :. gallon• o! wRtt!r for u are made by Huold Rosa, who Iii 1DO foot of bed when the plant RiclJ,mqnd, Vf., called on Mr. and Burns Fnday eventng. Mr11. John Harrison recently. errwloyed by Weat VIrginia Un 1 are small Mrs Nelson Roush and verstty as head 00 ~he tobacco t I'· Start ua~nr '10 gallona of wate ~rttt, New HRVcn. vi!llted bed wh<'n th~ search program at the Oh10 VJI for 1 100 foot Harry Johnson, Thunday l~y Ex.permtent Station Mr Ro •s plants are 4-6 Inches 1nd taller Mrs. H A. L1evln1t, ,.... 'It Co'· n'commends ll~at one or the twc SJI'RAY NO. 1 vbited Mrs Freeman umblp, followlni control methods be Control!: Wildfire ani Anl!luiJ" Johr&son, Wednesday ~ used m controlling W!lrlf1re and Leaf Spot; Wh!n to Spray: When Mn. Lloyd _ WUll.ams vi site I Blue Mold m .the toba<'co bed tobacco plant has two leaves; No 1- A Jllrr\en !!prinl(l er c~n Amount per 100 feet of bed · 4 Mrs WU!am Mc-Denmtt of Pt Ntll be used to apply the Bhw- tableapoons ln 6 callons of wate:" PleRsant at Holzer Hospital Wed netday evenina:. stone-Lime mixture to the lobac SPRAY NO. t Mr. and Mn. Eli Birchfield and co bed Thla wUI control Wildf1re Controla: Wildfire and Anguta.· The chemica~ you u~e to control Leaf Spot; Wilen to Spray: 7·1 J son-ln·law and dau&lller of Find· Dlue Mold, either Fcrba.m o.r da)'s after SpraY No. 1: Amount lay, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred BiiUtJ Dlnthane, or Zlneb, should be ap per 100 ft . of bed: 4 tJblespdon ,; Pomeroy, called on Mr. and Mr!l Harold Smith Sunday. plied with a p:resaure sprayer In in fl a:alloos of w1ter. Mrs. Frank McDermiltt Letar~ mhdn~t your BhleBt:tne and Lim~·. SPRAY NO. 3 Route, called on Mra Harrllon use 3 pounds bf Blue.stone and 4 Control!: Wildfire, Angulu Robinaon. Thursday. pounds of tnsh hydnted llme m Leaf Spnt 11nd Blue Mold; Whe 1 WIINIR ROUT 50 gallon& of watm. This h~ en- To Spray· 7·10 day1 1fter Spray The young folks enjoyed a wtc. ough ml.terlal to cover a 100 foot No. 2; Amoont per 100 ft. of bed ner roatt Wedne:sd•Y evenm . bed plUS the outa1de 3 (cc[ 4 tables.;~oons In 5, ,:alloPA of W.1· around the bed. ter or 8 tablespoon• In 10 gallo ~~ AttendiDJ were Mr. and Mn. The }ltuestone-Lhttc mixture of w1ter lf pllnll are 4 inche'l Charlc1 Allensworth, Phyllis Wlll lall\8, Dorothy Blake; Joan Oliver l!hould be applied when the 111- hiahJudy Webb, WilHam Angel Ok' · baceo .hill two leaves and then SPRAY NO. 4 every ten daya until the plap:• ContrOIJ: Wildfire, AI\&:Ular KUIInpworth, Larry Fox. are set o.u.t. Lear $pot. and Blue M9ld; When It should also ~ppUed art"'r To Spray: 'J·lO daya after Spray Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Newo ' each weeding and when th ~ No.3; ~mount per 100 ft. of bed: James, lllke and 8Uek, €lifto,,, plants are puUed ror aottlng 8 tablQPOQ~s 10 1a.llona of WOI• , Mr. and Mrs. Dean Newell of Blue Mold appllcatlrma should t«~r I[ plants are M lnC!hes high Maaon and IIJ'J, Ltw!s DaiJey of hCJ made anytime alter the pl.ant ' or bir;her. Otherwise, t t.abh- London, o ., ittendod the rites v' arc g10W111.g and the weather b~ spoon1 in 5 aallon~ of water Clartnee Newetl•a father, Homer NO'{'E; If ~ft$r, 4 &pra~.\ tb::~ NeweU, CbarJea~o~. Wedne!lday. comes eotcl 1tnd damp or wher Mr and "firl. ' Jdles Ellu an.: \ OU reeelve word that Blue Mu 1d weather ~M eoo1 and damp, 1s occurrin-g In Kentucky. eonUnue · lbe ~NO 'day 4praylng Jo Roush mot~ to Charleston For Blue Hold control :us.c 3 UJina 8 ~~.poons por 10 pUons Saturday. They nre 'aecompan1ed tablupoons of Fetbam per ·Kallen or water. ::\'~· wiU ;prevent BNO home 0)' Mrs. Willam Crow, M.P· •• er water or l table.apoon.!l or Zln- Mol(l\-"".:o~ j ~-....lj(:... eb ~r aaUon water, or 2i lab!~· . ' ..... I -- - - For cent · Elcetnc wftllpape:. 1955 P'ORD VB Ranch Wagon 11e;uuN' Cllntun Jo' ltrhcr, Mid· $1 ,70!1 00 t'ordamatlc drive , prlc('1101' )'h IJ21Jl'X ll•l •f •11 t>d below book, original Jlghl blue !miah. Blactlnar'a, Pome SU~EPINli 1\00M for rcnl (',il l roy. 4 25 tltc 388Y 5131Jl o .. n~y Rtckard WednNday eve• mg at hiS home the party was t~:h en ~ h1s mother He celebratell h1s 9th birthday, games w e r '.! played anti prizes awarded to Randy Van Meter, M1ke Burru and Genie Vlinan Those atterl'dmg were Linda, Margte and Jack1e Call, June Var1an, Porkey and Joe Var1an, Char olt!lte and J1m Van Vcter, Betty McGrew, Brf'nda l\olarr, Ann Johnson Ella Mae Burns M1kc Burns, Mtr.key Zerkle, Carl Ray Jeffer.>. Cathy \ian Meter. Buddy Young, Ehme CaMwrtghl Parkanna l{e' ley, Harry Joe V~n Meter M1k1 Hou ~h. Judy W1ll1ams, Mrs. Jack Juhnson and t'hihlren , Dcnms and Ro bl!l Masl'n w Va Mrs Mack ~tewart a nd dallghtcrs, DooMa and Mar1lyn, CHrro: R1ckard, th~ hoat and hostess Oscar Henry were Mr. and Mrs 1 Pleasant called on Mrs. Wimfleltl John Bowen, Mrs. Ella Bauer anQ. Holland an<~; Laura Sunday Ben QoJtsenberry of Syracuse Mrs. Lewes Daley of Lond>.!n VIsiting Mr. and Mrs. Artley spent last week w1th her parent& d M M AI N ll Blake Saturday were Mr an r: ' rs va ewe Herman Slaw of Huntmgton Mr. and Mrs Alva TullJYer vu Mrs. Rome Stewart of Cheshir~ 1ted Mr. and Mrs Clifford Johnson OhiO vtsited Mr Andy Stewart Sunday Sunday Mr and Mrs. John Patterson Leona Wamsley, Lloyd Roa 11 and ch!ldren vil>cted Mr and Mn and Tom Wtlhams or Huntington Gerald Jones Sunday spent the weekend with their Mrs Ethel Elias a n d Jantc' parents. Fcrshee vcalted Mr and Mrs W H Mrs Harlev Powell N1tro w. Va Fox Sunday. Bob Wamsley h a R return! 1 11 :'lPI!'ndlng this week wath her (laughter Mr~; Elmer van Meter home a[ter belng discharged fror.J Mr and Mrs Elmer van Mete r the U S. Army spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Harry R(JUSh and Bob Grew at Pt Pleasant. lamtlY and Dons Smctb spent Mrs Cl•r• Williams viaited Mn Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Comm.; from out o( town for the services were Mrs. Eumce }{oore, columbus; Kelly GJlmorP l'l d daughters, Betty Lou and Mrs Ted R1ley Jr., o( Middleport, J11mes Shepard and Mr and Mu Ha!rl Balderson and dau~hter K~:~ren Sue, Parkersburg, Mr and Mrs Dick Goodwin, Alexandria, Va , anrt Mr. and Mrs W1ll Hut ton, Rutland Dally Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, May I, 19S7-7 ' ••• 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , May I , 1951 --- r . h :Reuter Attends +~< '~., . . _~ _Insurance Agent a Sehool In Col's. .............. l Geral~ E Re j.lte(. G E Reuter • Jnsurauce, 113 E 2nd -'ltrc'l!< l.ut-• pomcroy, Oli~o, 1s att~d1~g -\.n insurance agents' !tChool ' thh "' week in Columbus, 01 •10 : ThE" school is1 eoclucted semi• ib\}ually bY The Buc~e,¥e Unton --~~~,as ualty Company and The Buck· eYe Um on F1re Insuran<'c Com pany. It l!l des1gned to broadc1 and increm;e t.e agenls' knO \\ Jeoq,-qr, All {otm3 of r1re and ca ,. ualty fn surance :Mr Reuter rcs1des at Un1on Terrace wllh h1'i wl(f and thr•w l chltdren He 1s a member of , =;t:w'Oon~ Pill~· Amer1~an Legcon ~ AttendQnce at the SC'hool 1s ~ selective with only iO being chosen for each .(les.slOJI Freder11!l: ~· J~nes pre,ident o.t the tw.> Buckeye Union insurance Com pamcs, saJd tbe . purpo ~ ~ of the schooJ Is ~o ena~le M;r 1;\eu~er t~ off"r the best insurance serv1cc to h!S tOIQfil,}l,l\jty. 'l'be ~Dilfl bas been c~md11c'eP fo:r ~ he "!S elev~n ye)rfi, an1l ha:. P,tovcu y~q' popul'r t ha1; been n~eessary to mate the slllool ava.Iabl~ to agents ar:d soltc•tor~ "' on a compe.ttttve ' . basu •mly. .,. - ~{.r Reuter wJll be presented with a ~rtlrlcate of suecessful ·co.npletioo of the ecurse of Ln· struhon a.t a banquet meeting on Thursday evening. He w!ll return tq: Pom,:-oy on Fraday M.1y 3. '# New Additi,on Is Made To Russell Family Mr and Mrs Tt u.man Russel• and children, Anita Sue and J ~ ol Umon Ave , are hnas.fl na torla' nl a welcomed add1tion to their fam1ly Candy, thei r 8-~ear-o ld marc udmg pon} prcs ~ otcd them w1th a baby !laughter th1s mormn ; 8 1 Danger 0( Atmoic (ConHnuM frMn ,..,. ....) planea io tisht·knit to~IJSition·. "'ept ovu led &qu,aft a~d: crack m'llituJ unlta para«<Q put therevJe vvlng ftlnd. ' The .d&pl~ a:ave 6Kk1~g t • ' Zhuktw•t or~l!r of tbti\fay to the Hhne(t forcet..that tht. Soviet pe"'" ,. pie "do nol rot'pt t'iliiitdar.Jf"r ol " a new war." Breen was presented a g1ft o-h behalf of the band, bY Ruth Sayre Tbe mvoeatton at the banquet was nnme present~d py Sally Prohtt ::md Mr Russe ll Is lcan.ng toward Jim Henderson ~vc a re&l\{lle of "Troubll"' s mcc a coli IS so much the year's 'ork. work tcr care ror propt!l'ly Thl' Semor mothers of band members older Russells expect to be out- were in charge of the ari'l))ge. voted m the oaming action. mcnts Chairmen were Mt;ll. ®veJyn P]'ol1tt Jnd Mrs Sarah Spe-ncel,'. ~· dance wi~b ,muale bf Stephen Coates'· orchestra ~ held !oUowiai the banquet Durln' the 'venlDt~: band letters were- presented to the £ollow1 ng. Letters With four stnpes.- Ruth Eastern Local PTA met April Sayrt. Sail~ ' Prqtfltt, Ralpb Stew15 w1th Mrs Dorothy Mtrhael pre- art, Ju~e Spenc~r. Alan Harrla, siding and Gary Wilsun. Three stripes - Marilyn Fogle· The meeting opened with the &9Dil, James Hendenon. Jane- IcenPTA sone and minutes were read hower, Robert McGlothlin, George by Mrs. Don.ald Mora, secretaty Sharon Berry Ralph. McFarland, Mrs. Dav14 Koblentz gave the re' port of the Nomioating Committee Artis, Tom Sayre. and the (Qilowm& officers wereno~inaled and elected for th! coming year. Mn Samuel Mtcbael president; Mrs, Carl Kaulz viee-. president, Mrs. Dopald Mor~. secretary and Mrs Wilham Will, as treasttrer Children from the fourth and fifth grades presented a dialog1.1e on he~lt!t. ~~~~d ~~1:1~;: J~r ~'T~~~1c ~~~~n: Eastern Local PTA Meeting Held April15 Lester Fultz $ave il shQrt talk on \QI JtutP~Je •J • llt•lt~ CouncU "-f&. Doro\hy Michael ~ported One str1pe - Ca,roly~ Qotson, on the Sout~ Eastern Oh~o PTA Suzanne Wolpert, Linda Brinker, Conferenc~ w~lch she attended at MarilYI'! Schwatz, Marlene Van Ma: ~tJl:e~~~ ire, Patti Bayes, Dorothy Shirley, Mrs. Reed Crary asked the coop· Joanna KelJSlnger, Judy L!eving, eraUon of lhe members to help Alvm Tr1pp, Bob Harris, Sherley serve the Ah\mni Banuet qn June Dodson, Bob Art1s, Kenneth DodI. son, Dotty F~:rguson , Wanda Thomp~on , Mvra Fore-man. L"rry Luckydoo, J1m Bumgarner and J1m Fry, (Contlnu•d frqm pig• one) Heath Method~st •Robett· · c~.;;· Business Sold land, '• od stephen: C. A P:mfl'\isb, MaYor C 0 . Fisher, Ben Phtlson find Rus~. ttoi>J!rt Har· [Continued from JH!Sie one) l'IS and {tobart Swansqt'l, Elmerson that year 1t was in the lower bus:iJones 14ild E~dle Rhke, John bl k b h · Ketchka and John, lj~J.y Chesher ness oc 11 out w ere S1m,on's and David. Market now 1s. It was founded by D Wilham Wolff, Ph1l Wolff's father /!Reuben Beck and Karl : Tom The latter now Is ao years old but Rall, W W. Hay.es and La,rry Mltch i~ still attlve 111 h!s Portsmouth E. M Wood a~d Forrest D Bach bu~nesi. tel, R~lph Radcliffe and Jbchard The fLrsl manager Of The New Roller, WiUard Marhn, penard York CJotbmg House- was H H. fultz ~ E. Cook, Gle1;111 Lambert 1 Ed c Eyans .Jr , Roland LeVaugh~ B ackmore. Sr , and the second, Homer Sbank, apd Qavid; J.mes ~uler a"d Michl L1oyd, R E Tracy and JoHn Blake, Whtle some changes have been W1lham Everson, Chester Tanne hinted by the new owners, it u h1ll not expected to veer £ar [rom the J~mes Thopias and so'1; Jack tradJtional serv1ces the store has :pcc~tel and l)arrJ'!ll, Richard We-Us provided In years past a custom and llccky; G. M. Hennesy and Ro- tailorln,g department was an outbert T, Jo~n ,Kancaid, Michael standmg feature The late James Puckett, Q'harl~s Bradbury and Stark, [ather oi druiglst Ed Stark, Asa, John Zerkle and Chne Dru.ley; was the depal'tment's designer and Harold WoQda:erd and several cutter ~than Harper. now E Secthree generation fam1hes tJerbert, ond St tailor, was the cOat maker. R1.chard a"d Eric Chambefs: I. E The late Emil Ball had worked Miller, SUpt. L. W. McC01pas and there !or ~ yeara \fhen he d1ed $UNDAY PREACHING Edward Lee, W W Hayes. Robert last June Frank W1ll had graduat_ J. B Moffett of Athens i¥ Coates and Stephen. . ed from pomeroy H1ch in 1912. • .scheduled I!) prea,c,h at the Ke.~o Arrangements of pmk and white worked for Glenroy Ewing 1n a ! :l:lui'~h o·f ChrJSt Su11day eyenm! dog11liood, hlacs, azaleas, tulcps and \cash and busineu in Middle'May 5 at 1 sp The pu'blic lS In narcissus used on thb tables port for came v1ted. and in the roo"' to The .. ... I ji.U~GE¥iMT Glll'll Jur'g'ement on a cognovit ll,Ote for q281S m,Javor of the plap llff, A B C CredLt. ,,.. repre sentcd by J 8 O'Pr1 en, ha! been f1led m Me~j:s Counly , Cqmmon Pieu Court agamst Helen Fsrmer and James H. Farmer, 70 N. Sec o~d St, Middleport ' t4EIGS GEPiER~L HOSPlTAl.· Adm.tted, Mrs R•chard Beech Middleport; Mrs ROXIe Smith, Ra' ct_ne; 1:\Gward Grant, Middleport; Cylde MeKmght, Pomeroy. Dascharged Mrs N1de Mulford, Chesh.ire. Rome Stew-art, Cheshu-e, Mrs. Arthur Davidson, Middleport. MU~EUM'$ 49TH TlOONDEROGAt ~ Y:-The Fort T1con4eroga resturatwn and mihtary museum Opef\.! 1ts 49tn season th1s summer The fan, lqcated on Lake Ch1m~pla1n and ov.erlookmg the channel whtch leads mto Lake George, fcature1 a collection ot Coloola1 and RP. vnluttonnry War mll11ar')' memorabilia WARNJNc; TO WIVES HARTFORD, Conn - After a third .wife, who had her :busba.1d arrested, refused to tesU(y, Po· Ieee Court Prosecutor James N. Egan sa1d "These women come in to play the piano and ask for ~ympathy. They tie up a pohc':! man two or three hours 10 cou ·t and ttt:en don't w]lnt to testifY 1 say, let them hve at their own peril'' �) ...-. FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS PHONE 398 I 2 centl per word.. one lnaertton. Minimum charge 50c -4 tent! per word lor three conaecutive insertioD.I. Special - One month for 2:i cents per word. Full rate of 2 eenta per word wtll be charged for adverttsing If not paid for before the 15th of each month followmg Insertion Erren Ia Advertlllng-Shoulrj be reported Immediately Th"' o.tly Sentbtel '*ill not be responsible for mm.e than one tncorrfll.1 lnsertaon. C'.ard of Tbanb 1nd Special NoUcea of Events $1.00. Obatuarle& published at 1 cent per word. IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL - RENTfind employment - hire or find a lost lt•111 through 1he Dally Sentinol WANT ADS. Don't put It off Call 398 Today - An Ad In dus column GETS RESULTS Funeral servcces for Elza Gil more Sr , wa11 h~ld from th,• Ewmg Cha])el Sunf.ay at 2 p. m with Rev Oonalcl Seevers, of the Pomeroy Church of Christ ofl1 Clat!RI QUICK SEHVICE t•n w...:ch r~ I pa1rmg hy Fat"' ory Tnmed wat ct.mak~ r . COl tJNS JEWELERS, P~.<m croy I 3-U RATES (I) Notices Elza Gilmore Funeral Rite~ Held On Sunday Frae Estlmlles PAINTING PAPER HANGING L. V, R•h;lnpr Rac1n•, Oh1o ----- RADIO & TELEV!r.;;ION SERVICE. 1-'non ... _ J\.1, Ch: land Applumce Stort, 11d W Maw St, Pomero:- 1 2 23 t! MPyl'rS DEEP WF.LL PUMP rrude Oil $:J per barn•ll Virgil Tl'.afortl, Syracuse Phone 907 M 4276tp TERMITES &XTERMINATED For free IHbJJ~ctlon phone 383-M, Gilmore s~ pply Store, Pomeroy, All work guanntt:ed. Fully In· sure1\ Vau r•ha n s lndu.qtr~al and Residc nllal Termite Control Ser. 4 9 tf l viCC, St Mar) s, W Va CHROME breakfast set Gnotl con d1!1on $15 85U E Maw St Phone 181 Y 4 30 :up Bur~al was In Beech Grove cemetery and pallbearer.s we•e H D Cunningham, Edward Pilr fttt Donald Hauck. Etlward Bow en, Dale Wippel and Conrad Ohlinger. I __ ILO tll Insurance .:..:.__ scon CtOISfiiLO, Sll, potnt.a to two North Amerleu X·U.. one of wbtcb he hope~~ to flY bl4'bll' and fasl.er, over catlfomta. than ever attempted befoNJ, The plane. atrlctly & naearch aifcraft, wlll carry a heavy payload of actentlfte and tranmnlttlng equipment to record reactiana ot pilot and plane. Pentagon eourcea have let it be known the X-115 mi(ht rt&Cb 6_000 ciJUe1 an hour IUid 200,000 feet (111~m'MUoftdol Bovtld~o} altitude. oa.tr tor the fttght baa not been &IUlOUnCed uutucance AJiency, M1dll le[Jurt F~te ' Au\IOmobile-&onrls Piume 63l~X 8-20-tll &cr.:JS-S I II•~n Johnson 5 HP motor, hoat ami trml£"r wilh s p.1rc tlr•· 11nd - - - --- - -·-- wheel 1'rlrl'd for qu1ck s<~ll' FORF.MI\N & ABBOTT TV SERPhone 909 J 4 ::10 3lc VICE /\II makes Repatred bY ExFOJl SALJ~ I round dllllr1!l room pert Ter~ruc1ans. Pbon6 6284 Y tnble 2 c.'ha 1rs Lillian Stt•iff ~70 M1ddloepor· 6-l~tf 2nd St. Middleport 4 30 3lc CLIFTON Clifton Good Will Cl•u Birthday Party A birthday p~:~rty was held for H••dqu•rter• for COMPLETE Ins urance Protection, Samllomtc Luggage - Lane Cedar - - - ~ - - - - L1fe, Auto Fire, Pul10. Call Don Chest> - LAU_Winoow F'",_\ (II M1lls, Middleport, Ohio. Fragidairc Refrigerators. - ------~ B1br Furnltun, Middleport, Ohio WA:-l'TI!:D- frcezcrs Need 20 u~.-J 4 29 tf 12 l'U ft or smallN u tr.u l · ms on new freezers Wdl pay you (21 J Reo I N•Itl•r aNI Cl..tl: Gar... ·--:-top C. ull <~r Your Hut Pnln l lkal Car Repalr- Weldlna:-Servlee and er, ~'Jfe ltcfrl g1'1a twn bclo ~ New mod~n1 2 bedroom home Wi th garage Also 4 room Used P1rts Phone 3611, RacJ .e, H1gh Sehoul , Muldlt·vurt 0JlC11 home Connecting lots Out of Ohio. 4 29 12tc cvcnmgs D00 P M Eas} term ', h11o1h water, Pomeroy For the 5-l 3tc pr1ce of one home Phone 6204-Y, Middleport 4 27 ate I Wanted To Buy -------- - Estate _- - 'I Sb I Auto Services B. H. J<AWLINGS SOIIIB CO. - 26 (14 I For Rer.t bour ~r«tf.r Sorvlee. Day For Rent - Extension LadderR, l"OH SALt~ - Hou ~e. 9 rooms, a!l mod1 rn, good cnnd1t10n, 1 acr;:o Phone 6227 Nlaht Phone Scaffold Boards, Drop Cloths grou rJd llarrlclt Wyatt, London· 603t-X. DODGE • FLYMOUTH Cbnton F•:~her, Middleport VIlle, OhiO 4 30 3tc DEAl r.RS 8 8 tt Phone 626:1-X. 11 1 tf Five Room /\partml'nt w1th laun- 3 ROOM HOOSE, corner of 4th and Collrge Hnad, Syracu1e dry and G~1a he F1rsl fl oor A H11 h<irtl A Il<iyman, Letart SEE BILl. CfULDS for the REST 4 3 tr N Bengal, Pomeroy 4 :ZD 6tp - Falls used ear values J-30 I mo c 2 ROOM furni shed apartmen t 3 _ ___ ROOM fuTJ\Liht•d a partment, ftl=SIDENC~SYJiACUSII: _ Six 19S6 VB Old~moblle, 4 dr Smla-. utilities furni shed 3 roum and room:> • down 2 up, City water , $249~ 00 Hydramat!c drive, le :.:; balh unfurnu~hcrl apartment Jn. h A lol $ 2200 00 Do you want qu1re .at Home Hcstaumnt M.Jd· than 14 000 mJies Blacttnar'J. a farm husL ness or re.&idence • 4 26 IJtc 4·2~-tlta, .dlbport Pomeroy. s~c u~ To ~ell il~t Wllh us , we --- - - wr.lromc 1111 Jlstlllg!; Earl o . 19~S Oldsmobile Holiday ( JW Mc1ulor, Rl·altur )'carl fi' Pouk$219300 r,..nw mJit•age, hydr~ ELLJNGTON J>ln~· ~·r Plnno .Mrs John Stout, II' r ISOIIVIll(' N Age !It , l'umtruy 'flh 1111 c !.! Ill. mahc, onc c.-arcftll local nwnc 4 2fl ~ltjl 51 3tc Blaettnar'.s, Pomeruy 4-25-0'l Wah~a· Future Farmers Unit ' Wins High Rank In Competition - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - Sedan S1.293 Jlydramatl<'. ex- Cloth. Nylon, 1-'ibcrglus Awmngs, Porch !ihlldl's, Venetian blinds, ceptional In every way Blal'llWindow blinds, l'urch and Lawn nar·s, Pomeroy 4 211 Ole f'urnlturc . Free est!':!"~loR. Dnle Wippe l Supply , 21!1 Union Ave, ----c-c- --- 1053 PLYMOUTH Bt>lvedere Hard l'omcroy 4 26 1moc Top t:pe $8H8 Like new two tone 1reen flnl&h Blacllnar'K, Pameroy. 4 2~ 6tc (17) Help Wonted N ROOM IIOIJ SE 1165 Vme Muldlcport, $650000 P D II 1 6tp Lottrulge .St __ .. ·-·-c.. MU WARD "TIOIIWI • • , . _.. fll>t - - . . 1U I. liteond It, PMIM 61 P.m•roy, Ohl• On Rt. 33. C•ll Wm, Oru••r, Rock Sprlnp Rodney Downing t:h., Automob\1&, H••lth ACCIDINT 'Reol Estote Broker - - - - - - -- ----------' 29 See The New Holland HAYLINER -,----- --- lJAlRYMEN - Larwc melochon of coolen and c11n~. pnccd rlt~:ht. WAN1'EO- UUF. TO EXPANDING CONDITIONS WE NEI!:O TWO Fution Thompson, Pi:lmeroy RELIABLE ' MARIUEO M!; N S 1 1tr BE1'WEEN AGES OF 23 'ro 3! .:----c::-:-·--:-.-;;;-':$60 PElt WEEK PLUS BONUS ;,133 lb l:harl<'slun Milk B<ll'l • FOK FIVE DAY WEEK AP 1961 E-4 Co-op tr11ctor V.JtP loader 19M N~w 1Joll1nrl fD.'" PLYMAIN NICKLES BAKERY, 0 W ST, POMEJlOY, age harvclll'r wllh dm~cl eut. window an.-f row 1 rop head ~ One blower Vi ct ur Hysell, Mlnerevllle Rl No 1, phonr =_=.~-S-1-Stp Racine 2180 Completely New From Hlt<b 18 Chule FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy 80~ ~ -~~~===~=== :::=::::'~29~3;le ( 19) ·Business Opoortunities TRAILER like new, r.tt'cl bod ~ f1nt ru•an•blr arfer accepted MOTIL 012 Headley St, Mld.:1\eport n MEN, WOMEN and COlJPt..ES !(' T. Lotuc 5 1-Jlp train for MOTEL MAN AGEMENT and OPERATION Only LARGE u.-ed buffot. JOOd condiml!.turod wUI be tonaldored Age ·U oa. Salley's Lake, Racine Road 4 30 3tc 25 to ~. Write - NATIONAL MOTEL TRAINING, INC Bol One '.. rCHEVROLET toO., hay .A. t l o The Dally Sentinel, nh bead nlee btavy Pomeroy t 2 3tp wootect~ with lamba. Wayne Beal, fU. ftc,, 1, HarriJOnvllle. ,. 4283tc Gc,-RA-VEL=:r TIIACTOR SALES and NIIGLIR and CLIIK GARAGI Car repalr- Weldlnc---Service and lier'll"'. R. J. tlnlaw, M2 ~ U~ed Part&. Phone 3Ull, Radnll, alo.. e (20)Business Services )Ilia St., Pom•ror. ' 2'11! Ohio. 'au ato lnVsedCars you noticed dlffrrent at our In and See for what's dlffereut. 1956 FORD H;;,,, Fau-lane Radio & Really shJrp. 1956 FORD dr Heater, ' Low ,, METROPOLITAN WE BUY ITRUCTUUL I IIAMS ICUP IRON- MIITAI.S OHIO VALLEY JU~K CO. , ..... 511 ......... Good den u..a·cori AU Makes ad lllodelo METROPOLITAN AUTO 8ALil8 Daily on 990 spot On Your Radia Dial Olive Ingraham Writer •n I or 8$!ld Banquet (Col!_fl(l"" frlffll p•. . ea.) Oodaon and Jubl~f McCiunj H441de(sop wtll bf: 1 platoon ter· a:e•nt Robert McGlothlin wit naml J ~ tudent conductor for neld year. Dr~ ma jor o! lhe Junior Band w1\l be JUdy ~)' '+'hiJy IJ}ajorette1 \!>'Ill be Patty Newla nd ani! Judy Hewitson Special apprcc1at1on was "pressed \o HuawcU Captbart !or hill wor"' 1n lJ;aqU.ne- instrwnfntl tht"ougb the seuon. Bertha Cun mngham was also honored Cor her part co hea~me: the cooking details for varlol.lB band actlvltleS' Director James Breen apoke bnefly and expreued h1s appreciation fth· the work done by the band during lhe past year In tribute to the semor members of thebaf\d, he expressed tbc wuh that he could ,lave q1em back next J'Car ny The reoord books ol members of the Wahama chapter of Future Farmers of Amema pJaoed high 1n competil1on with those from other chapters in the Kanawha Fed.eration last Thursday, at Ripley ' - Recor rt books bclong1ng 1 to y, ~blma students too k third pl"' c .. honors in t'ach of thP. fo111 cat .... ' 1 ' 11 " '1Jories m the cnntNt ~ , ,~ .. ;. At !he same hme. the books of ' ..... .. 'the Wah am a secretarl and the ~~~· '' Wahama treasu rer were judgeol ~~ t'he best of all surh booki m the "' . " "feaeratwn. Secretary of the Wahnma cha p '- - ' 'ter is James MacKmght wh 1l• ~>•·' th~ trL>asurcr IS James Bumga · . ;> . . . . , . ''I!' • I ., ' In tt.e rcccnd book co ntl'st I arry Sulhvan's book took 1h1rd place honors among f1rst HJ.... books. Alvm Tripp took thll'(t place en the second year book contest James Bumgarner took tfi-!rd place in the tturd ye11r r" * cord book contf'st, an1l Tom :;;,. Brown took the same pOsition !l• ,. ~ ·~ fourth year book contest. C : _ Ftms hmg second and third m : -..the secretary's book conte~t w•'r · • B1p\ey and Spencer, respect1veL• ; whlle Ripl ey and ParkersbUig =:;"' · t.ook second and th1rll places m "' • .t'he treasurer's took conlest ~... , , Other winners en the record : book contests were as follows • f1ut year record books, Spenc ~t : ~irst; Riple:y, second. Second ye ~ : -' books-Rtpley, f1rst ; Spencer, se• eonJ Th1rd year books-R1ple} ;; ;{1~t; Spent'er, seeonct and fourth ,:_,,, ,Year book ~-Rtpley, f1rst, Spcn· ;:1 '., eer, second The Kanawha Fedcr.!!taon la ,.. ~ ':'"~posed of chapter.s (rom Pt. oii l"feas.ant, llannan, Waharna Rip :-- "tey, Gilmore of Sandyvill~. Ra· : ~rtswood, Parkersburg, Ell~abeth , : _ -8J:'encer, and Walton . Meigs County News I Llh, Casualty and . _ . WANTED - Housekeeper for two 191 For nduih. Wntc or call Jo' rcd Kauff, Middleport Phone 63!10 X }'EKJNESf: PUPPit.:S for sail' , In MIDDLIPORT, OHIO t 30 !Olp Mrs. Woodrow W (~til , 732 Syc 61PHONII 6311 amore Sl, Mlddll'pnrt 4 30 12tc WANTID AT ONCE ~AN to \Hltk nn truck farm, COJIICRBTB BLOCKS family rudcrr(!cl. house and garGLIDER •nil r1tllllonK, kltchMl rnb. den Gund Wll.ll:l'll Hy day or inet, romhinatlon JtCA VIctor "Build . .tttr '•r LoA"' monlh Dilly 11\11, Lelal'l Fall~ radio and record phtYt'!r, Nflsco 4 29 5lc rlectric roa•ter youth bed GRUESEB BLOCK CO. aprln .. and mattreu, medal B flat ciiTinet Sec Mn. John SU· D•~trlhulnr wanlccl to supply Dnl· :1 Mil" North of Pomerey vera, 303 Sprint~ Ave., Pomeroy ly 11nd Sunday ColumbWI Dis patch, Ohio Stale Journil, and Stp Columbus Stnr to boya and news J HOLSTEIN HElfER CAL~'. 3 stand In Pomeroy and MHidle· month1 old . $20 (MI Mu Henry port Only Pomrroy Mlrldlepnrt Klein, Rt 2, Pomuoy !I 1 lf ar('a people acceptable. Wr lt f' Columbus Ulspatch, Kennt'th Used BATHROO~ OUTFIT 1lso VanSchoyck , State Clrculutlon cabinet llllk and over 11111k cab})eparlmcnt, Columbus, OhiO met•. Vadi11h Plumblnlil Phone 3 1 6\p 46-M 5 1 Jlp Sc.ie r~aeveru WJEH I NEWS IN FARMING I~'~URANCE AGENCY -- -- ---~--- I lteSeleet 11:50 a.m. Sf'~VI· - -----------10M PONTIAC llh: 8 cyl. 4 dr Mrs Leroy Wyant ent~Jrtalned with birthday dinner honoring her g:•nddauahter, Sue Wood, and • Leroy Wyant. Attending were Mr and Mrs Stanley BeaJ and ctlil· dren of Clevehmd, Mr. and Mrlt Kenneth Wyant, Pomeroy, M1.93 Jamcc Wyant, Columblll, ~r. and Mn Norman wood and Kenny and Mess Margaret and Judy Wyant and the honored guests, ' Claude Thomas weaver residlna: at Box 13, R. R No. 12. Tlmberlake North CaroUna, u heteby notwed that June Ann weaver bal flled her petition agauwt btm fPr dl· vorce, •lunol'y, and custody of minor child in Case Number 12,528 of the Common Pleall Court of Me1gs County, Ohio, and that ' defendant is requtred to answer on or before the Ut day of June, 19~7. . June Ann Weaver Plaantiff O'BRIEN and O'BRIEN Attorneys for Plainti.ff (4) 3i 10, 17, ~. (5) 1, 8, 6tii I I 18) Auto Sales 10M Bt:ICK Special 2 dr Sedan Sl49S. Orlalnal light green w1th Smnll I• UHNISIII•,IJ AI'AitTMENT private l'lltrancc, pnvate bnth , white top. We 've aervlcod !IInce goud st' ctwn In MlddleJJOrt new. Blaettnar'a, J•omeroy l'hon(' 6087 M 11 1 3tc 4 2!1 6\c KINGSBURY Legal Notice Mr and Mrs wayne Beal and ,-·:,·.--""" and Heater. Cl!an daut~:hters had as dmner guests MANY MORE : : Easter, Mr and Mrs. Stanley Baal and family , Mr and Mrs Geor~e TO CHOOSE FRO~ ' Meeker of Columbus ancl Mr. and Mrs William Beal and Eatl. Mrs Nora Cummins o! Reynolds. AUTO SALES burs v1sited- her sister and btother m·law Mr and Mrs. Wilham King Ola .HI~t"ms and aon Stewart at Fox f't Pleaaant Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Ed Nalross return and attended the fu~ral of her Mrs Herman Cartwright of Clif cd home after spcndmg two weeks aunt, Mrs. L1rde Genheimer Qtb· ton, Glenn OtttWrLght of Mason with relatives m CoJumbu! Ohll er guest!l at the Kmg home w~re dnd Leroy Chapman, Rutland , 0 Mrs Luc11le Harrcsun and Mr· Mrs Jessie Carr and Mrs Marie were shoppmg m Hunlmgton Mo 1 Dana Lewis and Elamc Cartwng!ll W1ll!ams and children, Anne and Robert. day v181ted Mr and Mrs Clme lrw! ' Mr . nnd Mrs. Earl Filson Lockelt and daughter Sunday Quite a large crowd of Seoul of Middleport 0 , called on Mr Mr and •<rs. Bell W1lha ... ~ and parents attended a potluck dinner 1. . , •• "~ J,eroy C~pman, Rutlanll OhJO 'ilnd Mrs. F. M Locket\ and Ev e ~aughler Judy motored to Nitre at the Boy Scout cabm on Kings: 1 spent !:iunda~ with his .:randpar Jn. w va. lo v1slt Mr. and Mrs Eve · bury one evening notntly, ents, 1\lr ,nct Mrs. Herman C:.:arl Mr and Mrs Arthur Roush wer,.. elt ouddtng over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Harold Brown and wrll(ht. .veckend t~:uests of Mn t"'ranc ..:" Mrs Harotd Hy.sell rnd son Rut family of Hardsonv1lle vcsited Mr Mr a n d Mrs Fred Me~<~hb Blakt' He as with the US Army land OhiO visited her mother Mr ~ and Mrs. E A. Stewart and sons L,tnea.:otcr OhiO called on Mr ,md 11.t Kmgston Penn.!!ylvs.ma Bell Stewart Thursdny MJH Pcml NIChollon Sunday Mr and Mrs. Harold Young, Members o! the Locust Grove and Sandra, J1mm1e and Sammy M1 s. Alma Peck and son Jcrn Mnson, Mrs Alberta Young, West Rod and Gun Club, wh1ch arc Oa Joe, Mr and Mrs. Benton Blake Mrs Mnrolyn Cunnmgham a n Columbia were ln Huntmgton na Lcwn, Charles Carlwr1ght, Ra} and daughter, Jeanne motored Lo Son ]Ia Crow, Chlllkothr, Oh1o Saturday on busmess mond L1~vmg, Vernal Johnson alHl Ironton Saturday to v1s1t }Jr and Mr and Mrs Dclbf'rt Beckl'r M1d Mrs Jesalc Cartwright and M:. > Norman van Meter were Troll' Mrs. Eddie LeWIS and family Su!ldlt>pUll wme "Callmg on Mr and Earl Darst , and children were ftshlllg at Washmgton natLonill day. T'he men motored to Cmcln Mr ~ t' 0 Henry Suntlay shoppmg m Athens Satltrday forest m Hardy county over lh" natl to attend a ball game and Misa Blanche Armstrong of P' wcc~end. Sunda)' callers un Mr ancl 1\lr~ returned home Monday. Ann W1lhams attended a Tay Mrs John Curtis Housh and made party Thursday evening a: 1 famLiy, Lakin, vls1ted Mr a.l the home of Mrs WLiham Zerkle Mrs Pearl Nicholson Sunday spoons O[ Diathane pN gallon Of WILLIAM f, GRIGORY Mr and Mrs IIerman Cart· o( Syracuse. Mrt. Ella Cundiff and grand Maton County Aerlc:ultur• Ag•nt wawr. wnght v1sltcd Mr and Mr~ Ar("l\ daujhter of Camden, N J , have Use 6 gallo111 of water for 100 Gibbs at )fason Wednesday To Hold Spring Lunch•on The Mason County 1\omc D;o- feet bed. Mrs. Lloyd Fox was m Pt returned to their home after vu/ 1ng several weeks en the bend No. 2-The use or Agr1eultunl monstr.\IIOn Wom(!n's Clubs w1H Plea~anl on business. Mr1. Frieda Henry and Mrs. Streptomycin for Wildlife and ha~ c thc1r tmnual Spr111u Lunch Mrs George Jobnson and ch!l Irene Justi.s with their con m•xl Wednesday, May 1st, nt Blue Mold ts o~t.lso recommended dren, Mason, vlluted Mr and M,·s, nd other relatives \'ere :visitin! ConunerciaJ materials contllln- Freeman Johnson Thursday. the 4-11 Camp RCIIi.~tratwn will start at 10 00 'ft Ill wllh the lnc 13 percent Streptomycin and Mr and Mrs Oke Johnsou. •••elr 1unt a.nd uncle, Mr. Georg~ Higinbotham jn lunchl'Oil bcmg served at 12 noon L5 percent tcrramyctn may be Columbus vis1ted relalivcs In r~1s !\hddlepGrt recently. The fol · the bend area the pAS! week. The meal will be sl'rvrd by lh(l obtained commerc~ally lllahee Home Demonstration Club lowin1 11 of Importance m usin:l Mr an~ Mrs James Cunnm,:: l1r and Mrs. Ned Henry we~ and th e program arranged by the lhis material· ham and children, New Jlave"' . calhna on Mr. and Mrs. Dailat1 Remove plant br.d cover Ann(• Ba1ley Club wllh Mrs Povillted Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewi<J Yeager of Mason Sunday. Use prenurc sprayer, never and 1'\hna, Frl~ay evt'mng. well Reynolds as chalrma.n Attendance at M. E. Sundav , "' Members of the Home Demon· we a aprtnkler can Mr an Mn. LaurE'nct McDe~ Set ool waa 113. CollectiOn $3&.78 Wet the plants '"llh spray mitt and daugbter, Nitro, eallci stratwn Women Clubs. who ptar• Mr and Mrs. Leroy Lyons and unhl the mater1al on Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd William~ t 11 attend shou ld mRII t•heir rc",~r. never apray daughter have relurnPd to their 11!Jon card~ In 1mmedi:Jtely The runs off the plants Sunday. h''me here after spend ink tb · Spray In the morning lllahec Club needs to know how Mrs. Ray Fox wu called to P' U at'tror apra~ ang lhrre h a Pleasant Saturday dut to the 111 \\lnlcr in Arizona and Kan!las. many arc tomLna In order Itt A committee on planning the heavy rain, wait 8 hours and then ne88 or her •mOther, ]tn. W G . p-lan the meal. lldothcr-Daua:hter ba,nquct g1ve1 spr1y again Darst. by the young Garden Club ever: Held Control In Tolt•cco Mr. and Mrs Marvin Barke" ~rar met at the home of Jun,. The following re<"ommcndaliom, UBO :. gallon• o! wRtt!r for u are made by Huold Rosa, who Iii 1DO foot of bed when the plant RiclJ,mqnd, Vf., called on Mr. and Burns Fnday eventng. Mr11. John Harrison recently. errwloyed by Weat VIrginia Un 1 are small Mrs Nelson Roush and verstty as head 00 ~he tobacco t I'· Start ua~nr '10 gallona of wate ~rttt, New HRVcn. vi!llted bed wh<'n th~ search program at the Oh10 VJI for 1 100 foot Harry Johnson, Thunday l~y Ex.permtent Station Mr Ro •s plants are 4-6 Inches 1nd taller Mrs. H A. L1evln1t, ,.... 'It Co'· n'commends ll~at one or the twc SJI'RAY NO. 1 vbited Mrs Freeman umblp, followlni control methods be Control!: Wildfire ani Anl!luiJ" Johr&son, Wednesday ~ used m controlling W!lrlf1re and Leaf Spot; Wh!n to Spray: When Mn. Lloyd _ WUll.ams vi site I Blue Mold m .the toba<'co bed tobacco plant has two leaves; No 1- A Jllrr\en !!prinl(l er c~n Amount per 100 feet of bed · 4 Mrs WU!am Mc-Denmtt of Pt Ntll be used to apply the Bhw- tableapoons ln 6 callons of wate:" PleRsant at Holzer Hospital Wed netday evenina:. stone-Lime mixture to the lobac SPRAY NO. t Mr. and Mn. Eli Birchfield and co bed Thla wUI control Wildf1re Controla: Wildfire and Anguta.· The chemica~ you u~e to control Leaf Spot; Wilen to Spray: 7·1 J son-ln·law and dau&lller of Find· Dlue Mold, either Fcrba.m o.r da)'s after SpraY No. 1: Amount lay, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred BiiUtJ Dlnthane, or Zlneb, should be ap per 100 ft . of bed: 4 tJblespdon ,; Pomeroy, called on Mr. and Mr!l Harold Smith Sunday. plied with a p:resaure sprayer In in fl a:alloos of w1ter. Mrs. Frank McDermiltt Letar~ mhdn~t your BhleBt:tne and Lim~·. SPRAY NO. 3 Route, called on Mra Harrllon use 3 pounds bf Blue.stone and 4 Control!: Wildfire, Angulu Robinaon. Thursday. pounds of tnsh hydnted llme m Leaf Spnt 11nd Blue Mold; Whe 1 WIINIR ROUT 50 gallon& of watm. This h~ en- To Spray· 7·10 day1 1fter Spray The young folks enjoyed a wtc. ough ml.terlal to cover a 100 foot No. 2; Amoont per 100 ft. of bed ner roatt Wedne:sd•Y evenm . bed plUS the outa1de 3 (cc[ 4 tables.;~oons In 5, ,:alloPA of W.1· around the bed. ter or 8 tablespoon• In 10 gallo ~~ AttendiDJ were Mr. and Mn. The }ltuestone-Lhttc mixture of w1ter lf pllnll are 4 inche'l Charlc1 Allensworth, Phyllis Wlll lall\8, Dorothy Blake; Joan Oliver l!hould be applied when the 111- hiahJudy Webb, WilHam Angel Ok' · baceo .hill two leaves and then SPRAY NO. 4 every ten daya until the plap:• ContrOIJ: Wildfire, AI\&:Ular KUIInpworth, Larry Fox. are set o.u.t. Lear $pot. and Blue M9ld; When It should also ~ppUed art"'r To Spray: 'J·lO daya after Spray Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Newo ' each weeding and when th ~ No.3; ~mount per 100 ft. of bed: James, lllke and 8Uek, €lifto,,, plants are puUed ror aottlng 8 tablQPOQ~s 10 1a.llona of WOI• , Mr. and Mrs. Dean Newell of Blue Mold appllcatlrma should t«~r I[ plants are M lnC!hes high Maaon and IIJ'J, Ltw!s DaiJey of hCJ made anytime alter the pl.ant ' or bir;her. Otherwise, t t.abh- London, o ., ittendod the rites v' arc g10W111.g and the weather b~ spoon1 in 5 aallon~ of water Clartnee Newetl•a father, Homer NO'{'E; If ~ft$r, 4 &pra~.\ tb::~ NeweU, CbarJea~o~. Wedne!lday. comes eotcl 1tnd damp or wher Mr and "firl. ' Jdles Ellu an.: \ OU reeelve word that Blue Mu 1d weather ~M eoo1 and damp, 1s occurrin-g In Kentucky. eonUnue · lbe ~NO 'day 4praylng Jo Roush mot~ to Charleston For Blue Hold control :us.c 3 UJina 8 ~~.poons por 10 pUons Saturday. They nre 'aecompan1ed tablupoons of Fetbam per ·Kallen or water. ::\'~· wiU ;prevent BNO home 0)' Mrs. Willam Crow, M.P· •• er water or l table.apoon.!l or Zln- Mol(l\-"".:o~ j ~-....lj(:... eb ~r aaUon water, or 2i lab!~· . ' ..... I -- - - For cent · Elcetnc wftllpape:. 1955 P'ORD VB Ranch Wagon 11e;uuN' Cllntun Jo' ltrhcr, Mid· $1 ,70!1 00 t'ordamatlc drive , prlc('1101' )'h IJ21Jl'X ll•l •f •11 t>d below book, original Jlghl blue !miah. Blactlnar'a, Pome SU~EPINli 1\00M for rcnl (',il l roy. 4 25 tltc 388Y 5131Jl o .. n~y Rtckard WednNday eve• mg at hiS home the party was t~:h en ~ h1s mother He celebratell h1s 9th birthday, games w e r '.! played anti prizes awarded to Randy Van Meter, M1ke Burru and Genie Vlinan Those atterl'dmg were Linda, Margte and Jack1e Call, June Var1an, Porkey and Joe Var1an, Char olt!lte and J1m Van Vcter, Betty McGrew, Brf'nda l\olarr, Ann Johnson Ella Mae Burns M1kc Burns, Mtr.key Zerkle, Carl Ray Jeffer.>. Cathy \ian Meter. Buddy Young, Ehme CaMwrtghl Parkanna l{e' ley, Harry Joe V~n Meter M1k1 Hou ~h. Judy W1ll1ams, Mrs. Jack Juhnson and t'hihlren , Dcnms and Ro bl!l Masl'n w Va Mrs Mack ~tewart a nd dallghtcrs, DooMa and Mar1lyn, CHrro: R1ckard, th~ hoat and hostess Oscar Henry were Mr. and Mrs 1 Pleasant called on Mrs. Wimfleltl John Bowen, Mrs. Ella Bauer anQ. Holland an<~; Laura Sunday Ben QoJtsenberry of Syracuse Mrs. Lewes Daley of Lond>.!n VIsiting Mr. and Mrs. Artley spent last week w1th her parent& d M M AI N ll Blake Saturday were Mr an r: ' rs va ewe Herman Slaw of Huntmgton Mr. and Mrs Alva TullJYer vu Mrs. Rome Stewart of Cheshir~ 1ted Mr. and Mrs Clifford Johnson OhiO vtsited Mr Andy Stewart Sunday Sunday Mr and Mrs. John Patterson Leona Wamsley, Lloyd Roa 11 and ch!ldren vil>cted Mr and Mn and Tom Wtlhams or Huntington Gerald Jones Sunday spent the weekend with their Mrs Ethel Elias a n d Jantc' parents. Fcrshee vcalted Mr and Mrs W H Mrs Harlev Powell N1tro w. Va Fox Sunday. Bob Wamsley h a R return! 1 11 :'lPI!'ndlng this week wath her (laughter Mr~; Elmer van Meter home a[ter belng discharged fror.J Mr and Mrs Elmer van Mete r the U S. Army spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Harry R(JUSh and Bob Grew at Pt Pleasant. lamtlY and Dons Smctb spent Mrs Cl•r• Williams viaited Mn Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Comm.; from out o( town for the services were Mrs. Eumce }{oore, columbus; Kelly GJlmorP l'l d daughters, Betty Lou and Mrs Ted R1ley Jr., o( Middleport, J11mes Shepard and Mr and Mu Ha!rl Balderson and dau~hter K~:~ren Sue, Parkersburg, Mr and Mrs Dick Goodwin, Alexandria, Va , anrt Mr. and Mrs W1ll Hut ton, Rutland Dally Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, May I, 19S7-7 ' ••• 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , May I , 1951 --- r . h :Reuter Attends +~< '~., . . _~ _Insurance Agent a Sehool In Col's. .............. l Geral~ E Re j.lte(. G E Reuter • Jnsurauce, 113 E 2nd -'ltrc'l!< l.ut-• pomcroy, Oli~o, 1s att~d1~g -\.n insurance agents' !tChool ' thh "' week in Columbus, 01 •10 : ThE" school is1 eoclucted semi• ib\}ually bY The Buc~e,¥e Unton --~~~,as ualty Company and The Buck· eYe Um on F1re Insuran<'c Com pany. It l!l des1gned to broadc1 and increm;e t.e agenls' knO \\ Jeoq,-qr, All {otm3 of r1re and ca ,. ualty fn surance :Mr Reuter rcs1des at Un1on Terrace wllh h1'i wl(f and thr•w l chltdren He 1s a member of , =;t:w'Oon~ Pill~· Amer1~an Legcon ~ AttendQnce at the SC'hool 1s ~ selective with only iO being chosen for each .(les.slOJI Freder11!l: ~· J~nes pre,ident o.t the tw.> Buckeye Union insurance Com pamcs, saJd tbe . purpo ~ ~ of the schooJ Is ~o ena~le M;r 1;\eu~er t~ off"r the best insurance serv1cc to h!S tOIQfil,}l,l\jty. 'l'be ~Dilfl bas been c~md11c'eP fo:r ~ he "!S elev~n ye)rfi, an1l ha:. P,tovcu y~q' popul'r t ha1; been n~eessary to mate the slllool ava.Iabl~ to agents ar:d soltc•tor~ "' on a compe.ttttve ' . basu •mly. .,. - ~{.r Reuter wJll be presented with a ~rtlrlcate of suecessful ·co.npletioo of the ecurse of Ln· struhon a.t a banquet meeting on Thursday evening. He w!ll return tq: Pom,:-oy on Fraday M.1y 3. '# New Additi,on Is Made To Russell Family Mr and Mrs Tt u.man Russel• and children, Anita Sue and J ~ ol Umon Ave , are hnas.fl na torla' nl a welcomed add1tion to their fam1ly Candy, thei r 8-~ear-o ld marc udmg pon} prcs ~ otcd them w1th a baby !laughter th1s mormn ; 8 1 Danger 0( Atmoic (ConHnuM frMn ,..,. ....) planea io tisht·knit to~IJSition·. "'ept ovu led &qu,aft a~d: crack m'llituJ unlta para«<Q put therevJe vvlng ftlnd. ' The .d&pl~ a:ave 6Kk1~g t • ' Zhuktw•t or~l!r of tbti\fay to the Hhne(t forcet..that tht. Soviet pe"'" ,. pie "do nol rot'pt t'iliiitdar.Jf"r ol " a new war." Breen was presented a g1ft o-h behalf of the band, bY Ruth Sayre Tbe mvoeatton at the banquet was nnme present~d py Sally Prohtt ::md Mr Russe ll Is lcan.ng toward Jim Henderson ~vc a re&l\{lle of "Troubll"' s mcc a coli IS so much the year's 'ork. work tcr care ror propt!l'ly Thl' Semor mothers of band members older Russells expect to be out- were in charge of the ari'l))ge. voted m the oaming action. mcnts Chairmen were Mt;ll. ®veJyn P]'ol1tt Jnd Mrs Sarah Spe-ncel,'. ~· dance wi~b ,muale bf Stephen Coates'· orchestra ~ held !oUowiai the banquet Durln' the 'venlDt~: band letters were- presented to the £ollow1 ng. Letters With four stnpes.- Ruth Eastern Local PTA met April Sayrt. Sail~ ' Prqtfltt, Ralpb Stew15 w1th Mrs Dorothy Mtrhael pre- art, Ju~e Spenc~r. Alan Harrla, siding and Gary Wilsun. Three stripes - Marilyn Fogle· The meeting opened with the &9Dil, James Hendenon. Jane- IcenPTA sone and minutes were read hower, Robert McGlothlin, George by Mrs. Don.ald Mora, secretaty Sharon Berry Ralph. McFarland, Mrs. Dav14 Koblentz gave the re' port of the Nomioating Committee Artis, Tom Sayre. and the (Qilowm& officers wereno~inaled and elected for th! coming year. Mn Samuel Mtcbael president; Mrs, Carl Kaulz viee-. president, Mrs. Dopald Mor~. secretary and Mrs Wilham Will, as treasttrer Children from the fourth and fifth grades presented a dialog1.1e on he~lt!t. ~~~~d ~~1:1~;: J~r ~'T~~~1c ~~~~n: Eastern Local PTA Meeting Held April15 Lester Fultz $ave il shQrt talk on \QI JtutP~Je •J • llt•lt~ CouncU "-f&. Doro\hy Michael ~ported One str1pe - Ca,roly~ Qotson, on the Sout~ Eastern Oh~o PTA Suzanne Wolpert, Linda Brinker, Conferenc~ w~lch she attended at MarilYI'! Schwatz, Marlene Van Ma: ~tJl:e~~~ ire, Patti Bayes, Dorothy Shirley, Mrs. Reed Crary asked the coop· Joanna KelJSlnger, Judy L!eving, eraUon of lhe members to help Alvm Tr1pp, Bob Harris, Sherley serve the Ah\mni Banuet qn June Dodson, Bob Art1s, Kenneth DodI. son, Dotty F~:rguson , Wanda Thomp~on , Mvra Fore-man. L"rry Luckydoo, J1m Bumgarner and J1m Fry, (Contlnu•d frqm pig• one) Heath Method~st •Robett· · c~.;;· Business Sold land, '• od stephen: C. A P:mfl'\isb, MaYor C 0 . Fisher, Ben Phtlson find Rus~. ttoi>J!rt Har· [Continued from JH!Sie one) l'IS and {tobart Swansqt'l, Elmerson that year 1t was in the lower bus:iJones 14ild E~dle Rhke, John bl k b h · Ketchka and John, lj~J.y Chesher ness oc 11 out w ere S1m,on's and David. Market now 1s. It was founded by D Wilham Wolff, Ph1l Wolff's father /!Reuben Beck and Karl : Tom The latter now Is ao years old but Rall, W W. Hay.es and La,rry Mltch i~ still attlve 111 h!s Portsmouth E. M Wood a~d Forrest D Bach bu~nesi. tel, R~lph Radcliffe and Jbchard The fLrsl manager Of The New Roller, WiUard Marhn, penard York CJotbmg House- was H H. fultz ~ E. Cook, Gle1;111 Lambert 1 Ed c Eyans .Jr , Roland LeVaugh~ B ackmore. Sr , and the second, Homer Sbank, apd Qavid; J.mes ~uler a"d Michl L1oyd, R E Tracy and JoHn Blake, Whtle some changes have been W1lham Everson, Chester Tanne hinted by the new owners, it u h1ll not expected to veer £ar [rom the J~mes Thopias and so'1; Jack tradJtional serv1ces the store has :pcc~tel and l)arrJ'!ll, Richard We-Us provided In years past a custom and llccky; G. M. Hennesy and Ro- tailorln,g department was an outbert T, Jo~n ,Kancaid, Michael standmg feature The late James Puckett, Q'harl~s Bradbury and Stark, [ather oi druiglst Ed Stark, Asa, John Zerkle and Chne Dru.ley; was the depal'tment's designer and Harold WoQda:erd and several cutter ~than Harper. now E Secthree generation fam1hes tJerbert, ond St tailor, was the cOat maker. R1.chard a"d Eric Chambefs: I. E The late Emil Ball had worked Miller, SUpt. L. W. McC01pas and there !or ~ yeara \fhen he d1ed $UNDAY PREACHING Edward Lee, W W Hayes. Robert last June Frank W1ll had graduat_ J. B Moffett of Athens i¥ Coates and Stephen. . ed from pomeroy H1ch in 1912. • .scheduled I!) prea,c,h at the Ke.~o Arrangements of pmk and white worked for Glenroy Ewing 1n a ! :l:lui'~h o·f ChrJSt Su11day eyenm! dog11liood, hlacs, azaleas, tulcps and \cash and busineu in Middle'May 5 at 1 sp The pu'blic lS In narcissus used on thb tables port for came v1ted. and in the roo"' to The .. ... I ji.U~GE¥iMT Glll'll Jur'g'ement on a cognovit ll,Ote for q281S m,Javor of the plap llff, A B C CredLt. ,,.. repre sentcd by J 8 O'Pr1 en, ha! been f1led m Me~j:s Counly , Cqmmon Pieu Court agamst Helen Fsrmer and James H. Farmer, 70 N. Sec o~d St, Middleport ' t4EIGS GEPiER~L HOSPlTAl.· Adm.tted, Mrs R•chard Beech Middleport; Mrs ROXIe Smith, Ra' ct_ne; 1:\Gward Grant, Middleport; Cylde MeKmght, Pomeroy. Dascharged Mrs N1de Mulford, Chesh.ire. Rome Stew-art, Cheshu-e, Mrs. Arthur Davidson, Middleport. MU~EUM'$ 49TH TlOONDEROGAt ~ Y:-The Fort T1con4eroga resturatwn and mihtary museum Opef\.! 1ts 49tn season th1s summer The fan, lqcated on Lake Ch1m~pla1n and ov.erlookmg the channel whtch leads mto Lake George, fcature1 a collection ot Coloola1 and RP. vnluttonnry War mll11ar')' memorabilia WARNJNc; TO WIVES HARTFORD, Conn - After a third .wife, who had her :busba.1d arrested, refused to tesU(y, Po· Ieee Court Prosecutor James N. Egan sa1d "These women come in to play the piano and ask for ~ympathy. They tie up a pohc':! man two or three hours 10 cou ·t and ttt:en don't w]lnt to testifY 1 say, let them hve at their own peril'' �' ' 8-Daily sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, May I , 1957 Pomeroy Eastern Star Chapter Mother-Daughter Banquet Held The Daily Sentinel • ' Lucllle Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 Eleanor Schaai, Middlel!"rt Society Editor, Phone 0079 Dorothy Cheadle James W. Harris Are Wed April25 • summers Mr. and Mr~ . James W Chc>adl ' ';'IJO Wc~t Main Sl, are annuunc mg th e marna gc of fhc1r d~tug h IN, MIS,; Dorothy Cheadle to A3C J 01 me~ W Harr1 ~. _,; on of Frank Harm of Niles . Aprl] 25 The Rev. Guy Sa yre, pastor of the Middleport for you! Church of Ch.nst thnQtum Uniun prrforme~ the ceremony at the home o-f the bl'ide·~ parents at 7 p. m. tn JIJ!II Wanrla 8rmkcr, Pomeroy, and Jack Lyons, Rac1ne, were the altc r.dants A reception fur relatives and L 1 ~1.! fnends was held following the ceremony . Tt:c groom is statwncd w1th the Air Force in Iceland and the bride will rcma1n with her par· cnb for the present. TONIGHT for Sum~ mer '57 . . .. like the smooth simplicity of this slim leather pump It wears a flat buckle and bow at the dipped vamp, comes in go~with-eve.rything white or beige. CJas:;tc simplicity marks the finest in fashiOn FAMILY NIGHTS 2 Adult Tlck.-tt Admit Tr11ck Full Robert Rynn HOUSE OF BAMBOO (Cmcmucope ~ Tecnlcolor) - alsoBud Abbott Lou Costello IT AIN'T HAY Only $345 ' I I HARTLEY & BENNETT THURS.-FRI. RobNt Taylnr Dana Wyult-r ' SHOE STORE "MIDDLE OF UPPER BLOCK" 1'01\U:ROY Robert Stack MAY 2·3 Rtchard Todd Edmund O'Bnen O.DAY, THE 6TH OF JUNE (Ciuemaseopc - Tt·,·hnicolor) - alsoBen Cooper Anna Maria Albcrghettl 01110 DUEL AT APACHE WELLS (Naturama ·Color) su The annual mother-daugbter banquet of Pomeroy Chapter UMJ OES waa held Monday evening at the Masonic Temple. Arrangements of pink and white do£wood, tulips and Iris decorated the dining room and the tables for the 6 30 chicken dmner. Favors were stars with painted pOinh to represent the Eastern Star. Following the dinner a program was presented with Mrs. Margaret Blaettnar .. ~ mt stress of ceremony . Croup 3'inging wttb Mrs. Mary Traey at lhe ptano opened tHe pro. gram. 1 : • • • Un<lwl"' Dol._. ad Handll"' Cha"*' and ,.cl.tal bdN TaxW Tron1pol1atlon chorgtl, ttott and local Ia•••· Jf uny, acctuorlll• and / ~ • • t t optlanol •qulp.rntnt, Including : : • Dynaflow tronunlulon, radio, h•ot•r • • and whlte 11dewolltlrN, uddltlonal. t • •' •••••••• • •• • J ° .. _ ,·~ YOUNGER TIME It thlt SPRING-' aheathilf pure ellk ahantunr Ta.llore<l Junior. The whlte cot. tar and cutr11 and tie. back give added charm to \hll pert faahlon. wJiich 11 tully tat. feta ~ned. lt may bt obtalnllil In navy or black and tr bUdp\ pllced. Ideal J'or career and col• iege Jirl• and ~oung matro-.e. for late IPling ud ~rtr mer. .• 1 ,""...~ 1 •'*-t For In thi1 complotel/~h;nged Buick you have performance. 1ride, braking and handling like never before. ·io. I~"TISTI , ' ' I Mr .and Mrs Meh·in Bonecutter and Connie, w. A. Blessing. Mrs. G11rnett Chapman, Beatrice, Lin· da, Billie and Charles, Donnie and Junior Roush were Sunday eventng guests or the Leonard Roush family. ,You IICIU o new and mighty VI onglno that sends-a thrill of puro pleasure right up your lpine. It has the ..power-pack". built right In-and you don't pay a cent extra for it. ' Mason Methodist Jolly Workers Clau of the Mason Methodist Church enjoyed a pot tuck dlnner In the chur~h social rooms las1 Tllesday evening. You hovo a new IUNiy af control from the powerful new bralcM, the preclllon-halanced new steering, tho aU-new, fulllength torque-tube drive, the new "nested" ride and superb new roadability and the new low center of gravity. Charles Yeager wes in chara:e of tbe· program and pl"t'· sented two readlna:a entitled "My Church" and ''The Legend of the DoJwood '('ree". The ~~:roup ong ftymna ~!ld Donald Foglc11ong pre· sented ~c closing for devollontl Mrs. 17"11"11• ......,_ DUOJW- The total experience II 1omethlng you've never felt betore In any other car- even former Bulcb. ~ "' ' Our light ancl frotty, .. , 1 ttw.e· • " loca-tOrnilhad levelle& In eapHWIH"t M)'fn tftat lead o • ca,._f,.., lroft.:fi'M lift eH IUM~ lont- ~· pNttlet ••• theYrC btoutlfuly "loltored e,y Kotl",. • , • COtM In .Wicott tfnfl of P'n"-'~- ·,; lllut. Min aMI ~nW• ., p<riod. Cholet of 3Startm F.rom th1 YI'Y llort, you exp1tt mtr' from ,l~llpnl ~ut did you know thly ·' I cOitytU lou to owot They - d••••do,io •• I\ U11 Our Easy Poylflent Plan ' We o.rry·our own Aecoupls No ~bll Clw1e\ ' Prizes were awarded to Mrs, Billy Thoma~ and Mrs. Donal•J COok for wlnhinJ games durin& the social bou. Attending were Ml'. and Mrs. Blijy ThOQlaa, Mra. Danny Yonker, Mr .. Bob Barton, Mra. Edward' Jhie and SODI, Mra. Dallas Cadle And 1 aona, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cook and dauahtera, M"r. •nd Mra. Charla Yeager and children, Mias Ora Mille SmUh. Andy Galford. Mr~. Jack Johnaon and son, Mr. and Mrs. Wlllla Duddln& and aon and D~;tnald Foalesona. '' " I' " ' IHM~!!~ !~h~~~.~~ workers You command ln1tant re1pon .. from a spectacular new Dyna8ow• of 1uch absolute moothness and split-second obedience that you must try it tq believe ill wonders. · ~-th 'II.,. Ad....,.., Vorlol>lo PttoA Dvoa/1.,. ~ tlto on1rt Dvoaf1oto ! ..... . builth todt~f1. II U lfandsrd on Rood'm.tlltfr, .Super cmd C,..n.rroptlonol Ill MOdM a1ra oM em 1M Bptelol. - IN DRIP·DRY - I l~JE SURE STARTED-soriiething-when-we began shoWini this ' l price level in our ads. That opened the eyes of thousands~of people to the fact that you can buy a big and beauteous new Buick for hardly moro than the price of a smaller car. So go try it.liy the dreiJII car to drlve:.tllat's priced to be a ,. dream of a buy. See your Buick dealer loCU.v. Cecn Sansbury, former local res· Jdent and nephew of Mrs. R. r, Sansbur.y, Middleport, and Mrs. n. H Rawhngs, Rutland, and Mrs. M. H. Nicholson, Rutland, RD.. has moved to Erie, Pa., where he is associated with the OBS television and radio networks. He Is the son of Mrs. Marsaret SansburY, Culum· bus, and the late Dawes Sansbury. Gilbert Hayes and son, Jerry , Columbu!, were business visitors here Sunday, Night Patrolman 1 R Neal returned to work. Mon.day after an extended sick leave He hacl been recuperating alter 'an attack of pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bauer, who .11re working In Marion, ·visited their daughter. Polly Ann, and Mr. an.d Mrs . c. R. Karr Sr. over the week end. Mrs. Walter Harris and \1L':IH Harrle Marie Smith were in Iron · ton , Tue&day to attend the twcr.ty . fifth anniversary of Fath"r Kelly who was formerly the pricsl at Belpre. . etitt ne ' e In Local NOW1 In Advertlllnl In Clreulatioll ELBERFELDS ' W•ath.e r IY UNITID 'IIQ OHIO: MHtly wmy _., tii!Hh c...... .....,., ,,,, ............ ........ Scatt.Nd ,,.... 15bly Mrth •Jd• .... anti ,_., end CMI. ---- I -'fl. ,....., tfttJit ttclay In IIO.c low -!tilt .. t • ll VOLIX NO.l5 . . . Pomeroy-Mlddleportj' Oblo, Thursday, May 2 1957 ' •• SINGLE COPY--& To the Temple-~;;.., I I IRST w.1 : Society '11'H DIV., KOREA (AHTNC\ Spcclalt st Third Class Arthur 8 Cross, son of Mr and Mrs. Walter B. Cross, Route l."Lanqsvalle , Ohto, is a mc~ber of the 7lh Jnfantry Division m Korea. S~eclahst Cross entered the . Ar· my In Octo.bcr, 1954 and recctved basic trammg at Fort Knex, Ky He Ill a rafl~man 1n Company E or the dlvison s 31st Regiment. Croat atlcnded Rutland High School. But the biggest surprise was yet to come: The discovery of a new kind of driving, · t received a rrade of "ExcelleD ' ·• Grand Chief. ~ and high commendation !rom Members or the t-lass a""re: i.tf. Mrs. Nelle Patton, Nelsonville. and Mrs. M. L. Kelly, Mr. iftd Dtstrlct Deputy Grand Chief ~s . Frank Chee.sebrew, Mta. 117· when their annual inspechon ron MHJer. Mrs Beulah Wblte, Mr. held Tue9day evening at the K and Mr~. Paul Hapton1taU., -A!r~ of P. Hall Ann Balle_. , Mrs. Harry .R~aday Mrs. Cash Bahr, Most Exce' sbelt, Mrs Nathan Birae; · n:. . , Mr. and :Mr.s. Harold Wiggins lent Chief, pre.sided and a class Allred Roush, Mrs ArthUr U• and family of Mt. Vernon were of seventeen n~w members wa.> more, Ira Butcher, Carl )!:~~;: :. week end. gllests of her mother, initiated. The inspecting officer bach , L. R. WHey <t:.d ·Lel,od Mrs. Fannae Kaspar. al~o pratsed the Telllple for t·he Bro"'!n. • Mr. and Mrs. J. 0 Roedel were elass whach she will report to the · • The degree team of sixteen nt4m· called to ClncJnn'ati Monday by the hers with Mrs Wtlllam Lowe! as death of a relative. eaptaan wore flame colored form· Mr. and Mrs Rc.b.!rt Morris Jr. als !or their work. • and family were Sunday dinner gue.stf of his paret'ts, Mr. and Mrs. ()ff•rer• of Robert Morris Sr, Mn. Bahr. MEC; Mrs. c. '). Mrs. Dwight Parker and daugh · I On Rhodeo, PC: Mfll. Gnlf Russ~l1 , ter, Mytris Kay visited Sundav in Mtss Fay Cooper, superviSor 1JC ES; Mrs. Charlc~ Burdette, f!J: Minersville wlth Miss Am:inda Jack11on County Schools, was th~> Mrs. Georl!"e Chlld , Mgr.;... .alios. 5 Parker. guest speaker Monday evening HorAce McF.Ihinny, sec: ''Mr!f'. when the Alpha Omicron Chapter Philip Metnhart. treas : , Mis. Mil~ Mrs. Edward Koehler and Mrs. WilHam Dawson visited Monday or Delta Kappa Gamma sorority ton Russell. Prot.; Mrs. :' E:-:-t( of Mrs. Nan TompkJru, Guard. - · wJth Miss Nt>tlie Koehler at Rol· met at the home zer Hospital. Moore and Miss Mildred Ha\'1'1 -, ~rs: Bahr presented Ml'fll:0:~3t· Mrs. Freda Mitch entertaint>d a ley. Mtss Cooper is a membe-r of R"roup of 1 eta lives at her hom(', Z"ta Chapter o! DKG ln Beckle)l ton Wlt~ a g1rt .from thf" ~emiJit' Mmer~vi!Je recently. Gu~sts were w Va., and sbe spoke on the ar.· anrl a ~taft wag jil'tven bv Ml'f,..JJ;lb,t. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Miteh, Massil- 11v1ties and work of her . hom~ from the Temple to Mrs. }llli11n Stelft', ptantst. who was praised lon. Mr~ . Gertrude Kloe11 and chapter · by tb~> inspecting offiN!r and. ~J~:t Mrs. Pamda KJo~ and children A dinner at the Martin RP~taur int' Si"terl'l. Mn Art:,ur Skj..nne:oof Maddleporl ant recede<! the meetln~: and Miss 111nd MillS !.rm'l Smith were 011 Gwendolyn Davis, pres.ident, prP. !he •1ft commiiiPe ftmol'b7 , .th.~ !-irled and gave a report of the rl·ests was Mr. Patton, Nelsonville SlUe Convention in Cineinnau f'11~t Grand Chancellor, Of .. .,&hi~~ ia.<;t weekend. ~ nti l'~"ntf'!l""'a!:v"~ from Tf!'lriiSJes The meetlng opened with tht' i!: Nebonville, t1allipolis, ,t,cuneClub Collect and was "cio!led by roy and Wilkesville. ......~.t.o. • 1 . .Z" Mrs Wesley Ingels (Vivian Ab· !h~ D~lla K<~PP:I Gamma song. These pres:ont were Av1ce Free· Arrlln,P.P.ments of sprln~ ·MUW bntt) and baby t.lau~hter, Terri Lee ker, Geneva Joachim. Vinas Lee. f'~" were ll~e-! 'n the h~l! ~ nd of Chicago, are visiting her par· Lee Lee, Luctlle Smith Ru~;. rhnlnl!' rMm wtlh Mrs. '!;~rn ents, Mr and Mrs Martin Abbott, 0 M L A 'G ttl c..lm<tn and Mrs. Homr.r Jnn~ ~o and family . Mr Ingels, who attorn· , Wf'nS, ary liCaS, my e es, f'h&l"~man or the ho!!DitalitQpt• panied his wife ancl haby here has Eena Adams, Cleo Barnes ' DAnna m1'tt ee, an d M rs. W'll' 1 1am ~ <'!, avl!l, , 1 f d ti .(: 'tit ll returned to his work in Chicago. M F ch' man, Gwe nd oIyn 3 ecor ons. .a a Mra. Ralph Jordan and daughters, Susan Park, An:eUa Baker. Reba ~ la "~n 10 the lft.Oijll o! Debby and Nanty, Canton, spent Kisor, Gertrude Travo, Ann-a Hou· ' ll\fse .wa:r; ~.,.rv~..f ser, Ruth Euler, Ethel Chapman. rpproxtmafely etghty perso~s~; the week end with her parents, Mr. Margaret Parsons, Dorothy Bar'· . . '' and Mrt. Lawrence Hartinger, and their son, David. cs Beatrice Rinehart Marv V Robert Taylor and mothet:itsJtRetbel, Nan Moore and Mildred ed Mrs. Florence Stkne an~IQ\ifl Mr and Mrs. C. R. Young, Mid· Hawley. in Point Pleasant, Sunday mOfllillg. dleport; David Jackson. ?omeroy; " ,·- · Mrs, Vincent Young, Erie, Pa., and Mrs. Charles Jone5, Lakin, were in Columbus ove-r the week end where thcv visited Mr. and Mrs. William D1ltz. Mrs. Wllliam Reuter and Richard Reuler and son, Wally, visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Teague, Columbus. Middleport Servicemen • Ma..-ufocturtr"l Svn•ifH Price- • 2-DooriNCI_:~~!~".,hdan Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters 1 Me.gs T•mple~~~~~!~,~~pection Held T ue~~~y Alpha Omicron Chapter Holds ' Mee"t'n g M day l -and hit of_U.e .year to D..,_! -. •••••••••• • • : Mabel Goeglein. ~rs. Sue Cramer, dinner ~ommlttee ; Mrs. Florence Traey, Mrs. Mabel Goeglein, Mrs. Ruth Blake , Mrs. Mabel Moore, Mr and Mrs. Ray Woodgeard and Mrs. Vlrgmia Simmons, dinand son, Timmy, visited relative; t.1g room ; and Mr.s. Clara Thomas, 1Mrs. Marie \:. urd and Mrs. Marga· an Logan, Sunday . Phil Wolff of Portsmouth was a ret Blaettnar, program. business visitor in Pomeroy, Tuell· Mrs. Florence Tracy , worthy ma· Iron. wclcol"'cd the gue sts after whtch th e members introduced lhctr daughters or guests for the cv~nmg Two solos, "True Love" and ''Walking m the Ratn" were preser:ted by Mtss Nancy Wood· ,::card wtth Mrs. Lucille Swack~ hamer as accompanut A tribute to mothers was given by Faye Thomas and Mrs. Ther· rn Swah:el gave the trtbute to daughters A group of gtrls, Faye Thomas, Linda Moore, Janet Struble, Carolyn Si.~son, Connie and Nancy Woodgeard, Sally Fo11ter, Rita Nelltzling, Carolyn Edward!, Br:.:nda Strauss, Sue , SmUh, and Nancy and Martha Yost preiented several vocal number.s with Mn. Swaekhamer as accompaniat. Mrs. Nellie Tracy gave three readtngs, "What Is A Girl", "The World ls Mine" and "Mandy'.s Or· gan" which we•·e well received. Mrs Addie Grueser, the oldest molher present was honored and presented a flower and Mrs. Phyllis Clark, the youngest mother present, wa9 also honored and pre. sented a nower Three generations of lhrce (amallc.s were present. Mn. Ethel Williamson, daughter and granddaughter, Mrs Constance Shields, daughter and grand daughter, Mrs Maria Foster and two daughters and two granddaughters. The youngellt daughter present was Amy Jones, whose mother is Amy Kingsland Jones, formerly of Pomeroy. A prayer poem, "Angel of Mine" by the Mistress of Ceremony and group singing or "Blessed Be the Tie That Binds" with Mrs. Clara Thomas at the piano eoncluded the program. Committees for the a'ffair were Mrs. Alice Struble. Mrs Helena Mullen, Mrs Lots Barris , Mn. l..u· c11le Swackhamer, Mn Myrtle SIS· son, Mrs ..Theresa Swalzol , Mn. POMEROY SOCIETY ·t Jaycees Complete Plans For Horse Show To Be Held Sunday, May 19th CLARK RETIRES FROM _juDGESHIP 1 ·· At a special meeting held Wednesday nlghl members of the • BACON STEPS UP Dog Bill Also Given Approval As Legislature Speeds Activity COLUMBUS (UP) - The House rejected protests from chan table and fraternal organizations late Wednesday by passing a bill, 76-57, to eliminate slate sales t:u stamps. Also approved, 75 to 57, was a hill requiring dog pounds "' .Meies County Jaycees rounded out completion of plans for .their fourth annual horse show which is to ~ held May 19 at the ,Rock Springs Fairgrounds. 1n reports from !be several committees Richard C. Follrod ehairman of the PubUc RelatioJis committee reportOd !hot tr:om slllndicatlons that the f~rth-~-- eoming Horse Show will be th.e best yet in aetivitae~ of this nature jn Southeastern Ohlo. , · D~n Bet.zing as chairman of the I refreshment committee reported 1 0 that hhi gropp will 'hive bot dogs, 1 ~ ,soda J)Op, ~tato chips, tee cream and other Items for sale at the offer unclaimed dogs for sale to medical research institutions before the cat1inea are destroyed. Cancer Campalgn , G al JS Reported As Half Reached - -- -- · Eynon Sentenced To Workhouse On Parole Violation re~orts •h;:b Morris announced that First of the c-urrl:'nt prices for adlnission to the show Cancer F~nd. drtve Jn Meigs cou~ wouJd be 50 ~nls per adult and IY today md1eated that the goal IS 2:1 eents for children. He said th., over half rea<:he<~, according to tne· south gate would be open to Chairman Ron Sprmger Th~ total 1 ·the public and the north gate wlll reported collecbed thus far as $2,· be ·open ooly to owners and ilne 012.M. groom. Sprmger tod~y hated the fol . · Jack Seelig and their helper• 1 towang collerhon.s reported to wil1 be on hand servtng the Jay- date: Bedford . Twp, $142,07: tees Cbickeq Barbecue witb sev- J.ieed~valle, . il4~.35; Syracuse ina to be ctom 11 o'clock until '$,12099. Mmrrsvi_lle, $4540. Lau l'hQW time. t el Cliff . $30; lflradbury, $34 01: Roger Mor1an as chairman or Letart Twp., $179.10; Salem Twp. the trephies and ribbons commit· $33: Columbia Twp. $11 .42, Dex· ;-.;"' .r tee adVi.!ed that the trophies are ler, $10 tiD; Pomc rov. $442.tJ. dJ'oW On dlspl~ at the Ohao Power \llddleport, $424.1'4; Spcdal Gift; , ·tJo.. il $511! Commerm.l anc! IndustruU $185 50· Clubs and Or(!anlntlon ~ Spri.ngs Explorer Scout $7.M a~d Tag Day, $14701. TrRock oop 247 will be in charge or the The chairman said thal all r ~· I 1 I On Tuesday of this week Cedric w Clark of · Prollate and up to the post vasworn into office a short lime of tile appoi!'lment by Gov. · I hat any indivir',lal or busine.s~ ~o resume h~s practice of law. He 1s ptctured ab~v~.. ~iWI~th~~1r~; who were missed to mat! the'· lff Robert C. Hartenbach as he departed the of eontnbullons to Cancer Middle· Common Pleas Court room for the last time as was !Df~e port, o., or tD R"ive it to a capta ..1 nel Photo) or worker in their area. The riremen will conduct a po1 . ' . ~ ! corn !tale in Pomeroy on Saturda~ with the 'J\~~ ,~X·i~·· g( th · , ·l]y ~1¥i , . !i!~'id.(;;Ov~ ~to th•• run3'~ Spl'lrtp¥· · allo ~".satd that Starkl.l Pharmacy and Phillip< Restaurant coffee sales are beia·• . ... 'i'he Girls Glee Club of Rutland High-School received a turne~ tn to the Cancer Fund bendat. Recruitment of blood donors fur ratios at the stat~ competition at Denison, University th.is pa~t / Roger P. Daniel(>, M. D., Pon1e-----the next visit of the Red Cro!S week. They are dtrected by Mrs. C. 0. Chapman and wtll pre- roy, Ohio. will represent the Meigs bloodmobile to be set up from sent their Spring Concert Friday evening at 8 p.m. at the HLghl County Medical Sotiety as oftictat noon until 6· p. m. in the Pomeroy School Auditorium. delegate to the Annual Meetlng of Junior H•gh School auditorium on Janet Haley is narrator for the concert and accompanistS the Ohio State- Medical Association Monday, May 20, is now underway in Colum~us, May 14-16. AJt~nate arc Judy Chase, Lar.na Turner --~Red cros11 officials announced to- and Patty Young. • delegate IS: Sehl!l J. Blazewacz, M. day. 0 The need for blood is• sUII great " The concer.t Assoclation'a 1nd the local Red Cross must again Songs ~.f r,•1th , The Heav:en~ C"" ,• HOuse of Delegates, they will de· termlne policJea and elect olfi~ers Mrll. Catharine Schreiner Mich· metJt a quota of 100 p1nts to assure Re~ound , But the Lord Is M)nd· blood for Meigs Patients for the ful of Hts Own" and "Thank:J, to serve the nearly DOOO mem· ael, 83, died Wednesday evenang ./ ben of the 111-year.old ~edical orDear Gnd, For Ev~rythlng" by the at the Hil1 Crest Nursing Home In next two months. A11 perions who "&tgned-up" at lllgh Scbool cho1r, · plano 101 1 ganizatton tar the ensuing year. Athens. She Wit' the daughter of previous vislJ~ ~o be donors at thas "Gyp~y Mazlll'ka", Judy rh•se; In addition to the buslneaa sea· the late Louis · and Mary Lute Women of the County are ure:ed sions tbe Annual Me~ting wiU en· Sohreiner ·and was born on April time will receive a reminder card. vocal solo "0 Rest In the '...ord", "Songs from to attend the May Fellowship Tea able 1 physicians to attend Ohio's 18, 1874, in Middleport. She was They are urgently asked to fill out Naomi Carroll; and return the reply postal eard Plays"; "Barcarolle" snd "Some 11pooeored by the Meigs CountY largest annual postgraduate medi· preceded in death by her husband, Day", High School Choir\ Count!ii o1 United Church ,Vomen eal aseembly. Nearly a score of David E. Michael, who died in as soon as poBSible. Those who have not previouaJy Vocal solo "Ave Maria", Phyl · at the Middleport First BaJilist medical apecialty groups will meet ttM9. • signed up may register by eallinl lis Riee; plano trio "The Rosary'', Church on Friday, May 3, at 7:30 as sections to hear presentations Survivora include a niece, Mrs. M or by sending a postal card to Judy Chase, La!lna Turner, Pattv p. m. by nationally known physicians. Wednesday, May 8, wtll mark Edith Schreiner Bowman, Middle- Red Cross, Pomeroy. Youn'g; a Group of Secular Song~ Mrs. Patrick Lochary is presi· tl'te beginning of Pomeroy's w port, with wbom she made her 'l'he Happy Wanderer", "Tbe nuaJ dean-up campaign, aceor 1- home until her I•st illnesa and a Syncopated Clock.., "The Big dent and will be the mstalling o· lnc tq ·.~nnouncement made today sitter-in-law, Mr1. Sarah Barrows, Brown Bear". "Moonlight and fleer tor the officers to be elected Santa Barbar~t, California. by M•yor E. F. Robinson. Roses". H}gh School cbUir; "Song.> Friday night and Mrs. Clare~ont Workmen will lltart early Wed We Like to Sing", "Qh a Green E. Hoyt, chairman of Chr!lltian So-Friends mJy call at the Ewing nesday In Ute Kerr's Run arc11 Fun~al Home wlwlre servi.ce1 will rtlil", "Lirt Thin~~ Eyes", "To A cial Relations wm lead the devo· and gtadually work westward l, 'l be held with the time to tie an W1ld Rose", Girls' Enaemble; tiona! service. 11'(1\'CI' every street in the viJiat.:!, nouneed later. BJJ.rlal wiU bt In liongs of Spring: "Will 0' th, l'aai.Smart, clerk o{ the Middle-tbe mayor 11id. Wisp", "Awake It's Sprhi(', port Board of Education, will be the Coe Addition of the Middlei\11 the paneakes, sausage an! . Rub!oi.sh is •!ked 'to be pt~i!rl port Hill Cemetery. 'Open Tby Blue Eyea", .i Girls the speaker on the theme o! the AH members or the Mlddlepol'' eoffee you can eat for $1 are be· 1~ the eurb so that workers ca, Mra. Mi~bael and her husband Park Assoc~~lon are being urged Glee Club; finale "Let 1'bere Be meetina ."Free School! in a Free lng. offered by the BoY Scouts -lf make the pickups. It bas been re lived in Red HouJe, W. Va., where 'o attend -a regular meeting Fri Song,' Girls Choir. ' America." Troop 245 at their Pancake Supquested U!at anyone mi&!!ed dur he w1s }'jen.t lot the New York iay e~enlng in Town Hall at 7·3C Members of the Girls GJel Clu'!) per to be held ne:d Tuesday a musi~ will be prC3ented Special lnr the cleaup rlrive should tele Central Railroad lor more t}lan :o be conducted by Presidem are Phyllia Rio::e, Reva 'Wtleelec the (.ining room o( the Mtddle· and lira,. Gerald Anthony will be pHone No. 51. r~ty years. $he Was 'the last of a Bruce Lloyd. Judy Hayes, Alberta Bawlr.lns, family or eJI!Jve~ ebild~n an~ had A report by Atto:-ney Bernar 1 Janet Riggs, Lynn Scnu;_,£1Une organla' 'fflr the service. Women l)f port Fir!lt Bapti!lt Church. been In lallin1 lor tb¥ p..t Fultz, v!llage solicitor, is expected Steele, Phyll!.s Wlllianu, r,~MOI'Incl tbe lia.t church will have a coffee ·The supper starts at 5 p m three years. Wb.Ue living In Red lD progren n( court action to ac· Barrett, Linda Bolin, Linda Cre· liour following the program and and will be served until 1 p. m. House, Mra. Mlebael wu an active 1uire at a fair price a block of means, Dorothy Hy::~ell, Eloise meeting and Mrs. John Kau[f and :md children may have tb~ same worker in the United Brethren 'lght lots owned by Cash Darst of Musser, Marjorie Priddy, Car1· Mrs. E. L Hughes are co-chairmen offer of "all they <'11n eat at 50· Churcb. Kyger located in the area in lyn Robllon, Irine Searles, Joan of the refresh.ment committee and a ticket. Two hundred ancl !Jfty tickets Birchfield, Mrs. llavid Darst Jr. is chairman , .vhicb the Atsoeiahon plans ' 1 Woodard, Charlotte ot the dining room committee. were distributed to the Scouti Shirley Ballengee, Thelma Shai· :omplete a munlcJpal park. who are bUS\' can\'assing the towr: ter, Marjorie Foley , Janel Bro· with their sales talk gan, Audrey Clonch, Linda Bush, the nation's raUroads, heed with Money for the supper will be Joyce Wolfe, Naomi Cirroll, Lan· what tbey eaJI "u'hfair competiused for summer campmg ex na Turner, Charlotte Harris(jn, tion" ·fiom airlines, the trucldnJ penses. Betty Jefters, Judy Slawter, Sulndu1try, and the waterways have dy Tlllls, Sue TUrner, Judy Mor· '(Jpenqd an o!fenaJve to aet· their rls, Dorothy Combs, :MiJdred Haw· 1tor7.' befMe the American peopleklns, Judy Gallion, •Mary Hy Otis Lawrence QQ!Uen, M. D. accO'hiinJ to a ~ncaster, 0., triln· ;ell, Dee Thomas, Wanda Coy, master for the Chesapeake •nd uromlnent phytician uf St. Mary!!, CIRCLEVILLE, 0. UPTbr Charlotte Schoppart, Patty Youu~ Mrs. Roy Tracy, president o£ Va., patted aWI.Y Tuelday, Ap· Obi~ ltaUroad. ' Pickaway county ear AMociation Nevada Ctfeso. Janet Haley. the Meigs County Council PTA Emelt von Scbriltz Wld the Porn· ril 30th after i abort ll'ne1s. Jnior ~hoir members are Hilda organized a new PTA ,limt at Loni CL~f Lions elub Wednesday durDr. Quillen wa1 born in Letart Tuesd~ty night unanimously -.!11 · lnt ·thetr ...~tar tu~eher.m meet· Falls, Ohio on March 17, 1887, the dorsed Co:nunon Pleas 1uclge Will· Shoemaker, .Anna ·Mae Barre:'. Bottom Tuesday cvemng. inf thit "The railroad~ are the son of Charles and Ell• Lee Qull.- tam D. Radclilf to the Fourth Margaret Oiler. Janie Osborn<' The ne\v Unit wss rorme&' fQ·· Pomeroy Chief of Pollee Franl; 1\oulee Davl!l, Margaret Klt.ehc'l, only free, unsu~dlzed 1 kind of len, both of whom preceded him District Court of Appeals. the- new Long Bottom-ReedsviH • Hudson sa.ad today the pOOht Judge ltadcllffe, 48, wns recom· Judy Shilling, Janet QUillen, ·erel. tranaporl:ation 1 lett in ·t&s Udlted in death. ' school which will soon be com d aoulc'l be ~minded that yello• 1 States... . He received hia early se!hooUna ~ended to -complete f)le term or 1: Priddy. Georgia Gilinore, 'Diana: pJeted. Eleetilm of officers W'l.'l line5 painted on curbs mean "n Judge Russell K. McCurdy, 63. of Hlad, Betty Morris, Slildra Uttle; don't In Letart Pails, Ohio, araduatlng -He held and the new orfreet8 installed parking." Portsmouth, who died Apr11 22 Jane Parsons, Elena Maittn, Lat.a want Jult from Hil:h School in Pomeroy, 0.; Jibe term runs -to Feb. 8. 196.''1 by Mr~. Traey. "We had ('Ver:rborfv fnllowlnv Lonptreth, Margaret &nJth, Osa following his ' araduation {rom tbe • fllr the rllles pretty ~II not long Turner, Janet Wrltht. , UniVenity of Maryland 'Medleil Officers installed were Dors •· MARKIT REPORT U.s hers for the concert are Larr1 Riibel, prw.ident, Oscar BabcDCk, ago,'' the Chiet Bald, "but ~t School Jn 1912, he beg-an pdvate seems some people ha\'e forgot ClNClNNA1l UP - Produce : Carson. Larry DU,an, Tom Jef. practice tn Bellevllle 1 W.Va. with vice president; Mrs. Denver. Cu:his brotbir Dr. Ralph Quillen. He Esgs, about lteady, net paid · ~ fers, Allen Biddle, Jflhn FerreH, tls, secretary and Mrs. Charles ten." He indieatcrl violation tic· kelt Will be issued where tnfrac practtced in Jackioftb1.1rt, W. Va. Ctrmt for u. s. consumer ''hit •1 Rob Goode, Danny Hollit!ay. Humphrey, treasurer. The by ahd browns, A jumbos 31-M; A tions are noted a-nd Belpre, Ohio for aeveral )'eara laws were read and accepted an1 it was ~fore moving 'to st. -.,..,rya, w. va. latJe 29-30; A mediuma 23-27; A it was decided to meet the last , BURIAL BONUS 2M2; B large 25-2'1; F()B MtiiGS GINIRAL HOSPITAL Dutchtiin 1931 wbere,he remained in ae-Monday of each ..• ontb. GREENSBORO. N. C. UP- An Uve praeUce until his 'death. He wldteJ and browna, A large 84-al.: Admitted: Mn. Johh Blaettnar, Mrs. Paul Theisll of Middle· adverUse:ment by Hargett's Fu· "tfe. ~uld ~ave oompleted ~ forty- A medium 31-321 B Iara:e 31-33. ·Pomeroy port accompanied Mrs. Tracy · o neral Home in Wednesday's morn • Chietens, steady; frtera $-311.. · fJftb )'lit of '1ctlve praeUce Jn l1111e ot.UU. year. ,' ' lb t'r·~S; helia, t.eavy 13-15; Ugbt ~barged: Mra. Curti& Jtmkl~ Long Bottom and assisted in ·the in& newspaper announced: "W•l or1~lni ot the new lJnil . give Top Value otalJlps. ·• , . " lCOnlln"':" '!" ,li'!M!l ' l~ll. """• !'lddl~porl Ucingl.of the area. Jack :rhomas, program eha1rman, Hid that the show •programs ~uld be cUstrlbllted at the gate on lbe d~y of the s~ow · , . ~ill Childs as chaarman of the v.. l9"'~ classes ~eported that the maJQr1ty of the fifteen classes have been IJ)Q.keh !Or and tbat ant busMe 5 "r•garu~ttioa ·dl!lslrtn,:· ''1'b' 1Jponso a class, to contact him at Karr and Vr~~n Zandt Motor Sales or to phone him at 485. ·nean Stu.rm 9Jl WSAZ.TV wiU be the master of Ceremonies for the ev~nt and judges for the horse sbow will not be announced until the day of the show. Hor&e ShoW cha'irman voiced his praise of the Meigs County Riding •(:lub for their cooperation and extended an invitation to that organization to attend a special meeting in th~ Jaycee Hall next Wednes· day ~y 8 to diseuss any unfinished plana pertaining to the sho.w. Recruitment Of .· Rut.l~ ~ SQhq_olJ;~!Ivb- ~i,~y~~~ . BTOOd bonors• · ·· Is Now Und~rway Spril\gCo!ltert To 'Be On Friday . am~~ales_ uI Catharine Michael Claimed By Death Wed. Evening l ,pro~1'am Include~ Me1~Co. Church Womens CoonCiJ To Meet Friday Pomeroy Cleanup Campaign Slated To Start May 8 To Ohio Meetmg D.A~ r:'e~:~~!tihe Middleport Srout Troop Sponsoring Pancake Supper Middleport Park Association To Meet Friday N~te Railroad's Story is Explained To Pomeroy Lions health Funeral Services To Be Friday For Endorse Radcliff Dr. Otis Quillen To Fill Appeals Co~ Vacancy New PTA troup .is Organized At Long Bottom w: amaU ' - !"',. Both of the legislative "hot potatoes" were •ent to the Senate for he.arinlo!s and oouible athorr. Meanwhile . Senate Majority leader C. Stanley Mechem t'R·Nel· aoo.vi.IJe) ordered a speed-up of act1vaty tn the Senate wltb the aim of. adjournm~ ,May 31 Both houre~ w1IJ go on a five-day work week beginning Monday AclJOn on the sales tax bill followed more than an hour and a half of debate which raulted in ~ven the speaker of the Rouse vot~ ' . Pomeroy Police Chief Warns On Illegal Parking Tom Eynon, 55, Syracuse, on probation since last October afw he locked hia children out ()( his home in cold weath@r while be lay inebriated iuide, was orderel sent to tbe Cincinnati workhouse for a period Of three tnonths Wednesday by Judge John C. Baeon. The judge ,said evidence show~ ed Eynon bad been arrested for 1ntoxicatJon earlier thia week.. and ha'li been apprehended vtol.a1tng t~rms of his <probation on other oceasioJl,J 81DI!e last fan. JU,dp Jl. E. Grtndley satd James Singer hll been bound over to tire arand jury under $1 ,000 bond on a charge of non support. Charg~ agam.st Charlet~ Scboppert, 33, Rutland, jailed Aprtl 30; have been dropped according to Sbfftff Roben c. Hartenbacb. mg. 1 Clovd U"Vftf PaNOt Hou~e Speaker Roger Cloud (R1 Logan), who rarely votes, joined those favorinlol the bill tllat he !. caucus strongly urged be passed in a GOf earlit:r thh week. Rep. F. K. Cassel (R·Wrando 1 chacf sponsor of the ball, told the· House It was "costing too mueh · money" to ad.ntinister the present sales tax laW'. ,, . t t. . We owe at to the . ta?'p.Ryen o( tbts ~t;, ~ e,hman~te the stamps, he ~ald . 'H!re.s an ~~ portu~at:p to piCk up 1• million dO\o lart Without addmg a peuy to the overburdened tax-paying- public." Court Ruling In I Favor As H passed by the Senfie and aigned by Gov. C. William <rNeiU tbe law woul!J go into effett next Jan. 1. It wol(]d do away witb tu stamp redeo\ptionf by variouc cbaritable 1nd fnttrnal groups. ~set ~. bill woul~eh Hie stile $f,9e,'ft0o ita redemption money, $4,300,000 in veiMierF !diJ... counts, $1.BOO:,(l()tJn aFt\~ ·f.om.. mi&&on.s, $800,00CF"m coubty trea. urer p.aymenU in-a $300,000·· M printing. lj"- A ruling establishing 11 'first :norfpge rnr $8,800 as fil!t priv.-· tty \fts made loda)' in a entry filed tn the Me1gs County Common Pleal! Court in t.be case, Ralston Purina Co , vs. the F~nners Fee 1 and Supply Co., and the Farmer:. Rep Harold Oyster (R·Mariet· Bank and Savings Co .. et al. ta), chamn.an 'f tbe Rouse- Health Committee 1apd sponsor of tbe dog The ruhng was favoring the cross bill, said dogs were ''lndiapenupetitioner, the Farmers Bank and ble" to medieal research. Saving_.; Co , saying the bank hJ, Oyster said Humane Socletiea due to 1t that amount ww1th mte. which operate aome publie ~ fJ~ P3t from May 10, 1~. at 8'1', nanced ammal sheltera were "reon a promissory note. luctant and unw111ing" to , lum their dogs over to medical sebools The court found th1t the Farm· preferring instead to destroY crs Feed and Supply co., execu' them. ~ to the cress petitioner itl! ce ·· The Marietta optometrist said lain mortgage, held to be f1rst !lnd best !ten upon pri!mises ~ his bill would permit do{ pounds lbt feed company. Finding the and such animal .~htlters to keep ~onditions of the mortgagn dogs as JonJ as tbey wanted. But breachcrt, remaining mortgage once a decision bu been made to liens or the partie! to the actton destroy a do,, It would first hne WC!re ordered transferred to th · to be offered to a medical insUtu~urplus proceeds, if any, from Uon for sale for $3. 'llle or the mortgaged premises. Rep. J. Frank McClure (R-AsbDetermmatlon or rJ;iht.s of pre- land) told the House he owed bia ference batwe~n the plaintiff an • life to a medical experiment per'.he cross petitioner will be con· formed on a dog. ln 1933, he u.id tinued as wtll determination of. be was afflicted witb a rare di: rights between tbe plaintiff anrl sn.se and given only fiVe weeki the defendants. James T. and to Ih•e. McClure said his lire wu Hortense Jobb. saved by a new medicine just then The court also found that the developed from resean:h on dogs. ~ross petitioner has due ij_ $803.711 "Betause of thi!l," he said 1'1 (Continued on Paga Seven) plead wiU. you to pass this bill." Rep. Ethel Swanbeek (R.£lie) saJd sbe bad been called out of two committee bearings Wtdnu. day mornitlg to answer telephone. calls from "weeping women" wbo opposed the bill. Otber legislative news: lm.vranw: The House pasaed. 128·1. and sent to the Senate an administration bill to set up a Meigs Religious l 24 Pl At the annual meeting of the state Department of Insurance with full eab!net rant. \lea~ County Religious Education wa.. r; A proposed constitutiob· ::'ounrll held Tuesday night in the r edenlcd Church at Pomerov al amendment whacb would per· •lection nf offieers And the re mit dties to sell more thap 50 ;ignation of Bernice Dowen ~~ per eent of their water supply Jo outlying suburbs and other towns cacher were the highlights. Glenroy Ewmg was elected as was approved bY the House Elee.. and Federal Rdations Com .. lrcsit.ent for the ensuing year; tions mittec. lev C. E. Hoyt .as \•ice prFsidenl; E"llnHring: The Senate palled ilenna Rummel as secrefary and and sent to the House a bill giving \irs Lena Huber as treuurer. authority to Kent State ..and BowMiss Bowen · submitted her t " · lint Green univeraities to eslab- j ·ignation as religious educatior: liah engineering colleges. eaeher with the announcement Tawnahipa: Tbe .House paased bat she plans to return to Iowa and 9Cnt to the Senate a ltiQ at. 'o be near her aged mother. 'I'he lowing townships to adopt buildlna -esignaUon was accepted and M, 1s codes designed to prevent tbe dD!Jowen given high praistt for h ~ struction of sub-standard bulldiAiJ: <Y<irtt in Meigs County. lit and bomes. Named to succeed Miss Bowe11 DMr: A bit permittin.g ' s Mrs. R:dph (Ruthannal Zundel, ist who aecl4entally kill lt present a teacher of tbe fourth to keep trhe ~rcass was ~rade at Sugar Run School. Mrs. mously pasl!ed by the Senate !:undel is a graduate of Musklll· sent to'the House. ~urn College and has ta1,1ght Wee:. a ..r Ad•: The House Day Rflliglous Edawation in Ohio trol Committee approvedd ;.;-hiiti,i;;il i'or two years pre¥iot.l91y. prohibit advertising o{ retail Prioeipal speaker of the eve11 pricea. ing wa9 Rev. Clifford Stearns Junior: Til£' House Springfield, chairman of the Ohio Committee killed Council of Week Day Religaow Edllcation, who spoke on the pro from would gress or the progr.am in his borne school, county. miss tbe -c"' ., Religious Education Group In Annual Meet i~av~e1];~;~:~~~y~~~ � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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