http://66.213.69.5/files/original/55a02ed2497714f41b94a53b9e7fd909.pdf a4a99c2aa46a85e097fbda5e881b499b PDF Text Text ' ' 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~~~ �- ' .... ' !-Dany Sentinel, Pllmeroy-Middleport, o., May 2, 1957 'The Editor's .- - - ·---.::S=KUU CAP A Needed tmprovement ( re!J~ot lo on~ point in particular where hundreds everv opr cily. , . . atteplion efp.:cially to that spot where State Route State Route 124 meet, to the much damaged and unre· ~~:~ and unpainted guard r~il that greets the eye ·Of the as he comes inlf!. Pomeroy. Otir attention was direded tllis week to the spot when we noticed a smaH white sign, neatly lettered with the WCU'd• I "Jolmn1y Appleseed Planting". The new sign stood out lin a sore thumb against an otherwise drab and bleak background. and brought to mind, the thought, "This is surely a poor im· ilt>reosic>n to a visitor on his first trip into Pomeroy Why can't brush be cleared out, the guard rail repaired 'llld Jr:efillisibO<J to give a better impression to those who daily see thisspot?" ·· And too, with Meigs County now Qn the .verge of an indus. we think it proper and fitting that a neat sign be erected at that point callinR attention of the visitor to the fact that here is Pomeroy-Middleport, the heart center of Ameri· Ruhr Valley. Here too, is the beautiful Ohio River. While we are cleanljtg up the city this Spring why not clean up. this point especially and do a bit of sellln~ of P~t . , ltc1wn, pomtlng up il, advanta·ges, its natural scenic beauty and fact that Pomeroy and Middleport are known far anq wide being one. Qf the most friepdly tll'kn~~n the Y•lh\y? , The Editor The Sentinel ~·· - ,..• ' • oi<lp one .. N • aJ Red c l~:~~~;lnsf:~:.~~~~~~· .~~ ~~~aro~~ i:.:c~~~~y ~":'~::~e~~~~: helping infants become wc11-adjusted adults can be the greatest accomplishment. AU these quaiJties and abilities are required in what ·f.be. Home D~monstration Program calls the "homemaker.'' .The P rogra rt f th t' m IS a pa o e coopera tve Extension Work in Agri· culture end home economics which bring to everyone a Part of the educaflonal program of Ohio State University ana the State Experiment station. It includes 4-H work and coop'eca- Red . I;~~~J and F • , fDI:I'Ol'S ljQTI: Tho AO".tricon l!od Crou .,_, ~ ""lor '~!at crt~o •1111 trio loa~n 11!'1""'"'* '" "" '!II; •n . hour oxclu•h, lntO»"view that he J hu given up hope of r~chlnc the Ill million d"ll"'a aoal whl~h the ~~~ Crosa for Ita ~7 drive lund· rallil!!i drivosel . .\ltbouSh hll been iD 'J>rovess lor two 1~ o""-'.'~•HI" . '!~~· j.~l"!· ~ 'M'~' •• •h~ ' UnltH months Instead of the customary one, · contrJtutiom1 to date total tltls why lii. "' · eKch••IV• h;.. tervlew with p....._ ly LOUIS C.AS.ILS Unltect ,,.... Staff c.,.....,.,tl•nt WASHINGTON UP ·- Gen AI- only 78 million dollars. Red Cross rbap ten have been urged to "keep tryJng" through May but t~.o . fred M. Gruonther Rlld today Gruonlher conceded tho! "we:ll be American Red Cross ts In "very luckf 10 get up to 85 mttllon dol· serious linanclal trouble" and may lara. have to curtail Its service to suf· Uon _ with the Agricultural program in the county, It reach,e s fering h~:~man\ty. Failure of this ye~r's drive t? You m many w ys th h h d . ~ r~..f=h Jts goal ia parlJeularly .ser1a : roug your orne emonstrat1on former NATO ·'b\lj', 1tie because the dilaster · lnga, trained lqcal hpffi!j COIH!cU me.mbers, home vi- <d!nmander, who' ;!lrdai, luild which pulled lhe Ails, radio, newspaper, bulletins, letters, exhibits and other dent of the Red Crliii foarljo•c.,.lo Re4 C1'oss lbrough post '"" " means. year, .told tb' Unllpd Pre" be bao now exhaust•d. Outlpys fur d"as· ~U Meigs County homema~ers are being continually invJtcd to JOin in home demonstratwn work . Any interested person may attend dub meetings In communities of county-wide aMI.. ~-~ Ill C V . es. ommunltles that are interested in forming clubs may do"' by a few interested ladies getting a group together and then namiDg home demonstration council members who will !IISl.t the home economics 4Sent In carrying OUt desired actlvities. Cou~ty Council Asks Support In Wpr/c To Corry On Religious Education To ·. YGung People Of Local Gtade Schools .; Religious training lot· our boys and girls has been d.escribr,d by many people as the program which will give our children character necessary to make them strong to face the realt~es of living. Home and church work through weekday Religious EducatJQn to re•ch this goal with the children of the community. These classea have been in our community for neanly Through our Meigs County Council of Religious FJci. necessary, funds are secured each vear to furmflh and. dedicated teachers for these classes. Many chll· ..•..•.h:cave no other religious training attend those vou helo your church and communltv to sunnqrt lms program'-By the County Council of Religious Education. .;1;01;~:~~· •!,.,••· Ohi.o Eta .Phi Banquet H,14 11:50 a. m. Daily •,nnlJal "~:~:~:J!~":~~:in 'Pues~a,. nhzht at the Ather· ' oledlt'e.t anti pre11et~Umz the pii'J;. r"noman. Sue Cram.mtr, Shirl"'' nan!, Charlene on 990 spot 'l'homaa. Phvlll• Mel nr. Cll:rol Bachttl, LouJ.H· Zirkle, Reva Vn.han, Barb•ra Grlnltaff, Marie Leifheit. llt.11hUJhla or the patt year ir. the Examplar Chapter were ll~n l 0" bv Jftln Morpn ud or ihe Your o-.to l)ial ' t*ttlltraham Ann R.upe, reeeived ~the tradiU n· ol r•vol. In tho ~tillplar Cllf~ · ter, Helen Adkln• •• preald4n_t and Gfrt of the Year neeived t'hr cr.vel anti Rift. Mre. Edison H9b•tetter, Social advli.Or, aaal!~d ••:r' I the plans and Ann Rupe w.e~ .comed the Plertre elan who ·scn1 durin'~ the prOaram. A it wu presented by PhYIUt Mull ·1, l'onna Jonea and Vflma Rue. 1'h0 o~rorlty llorir, lite fOIIpw roa end aprtna bJOMIIll were u... od to dtcorate 111e: lablot. . f~rst·hand .l~vest1gatwn, GUIDE : "''eJ. _ 3 F d TEJ.:EVriiON ws ....,. -TV Chon · ~ Thursday 6c55 SignOrni Sign On Today 7:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 ll :00 11 :30 Romp~~ Room 2~0() Matinee Theater f:OO ..f:30 5;30 !5:45 Comedy Time Movletlme C4u'toons News Picture .,.fl<) 0 f!• 6;00 Fla·tt and Scr~lliB 6:30 Weatberca!f: 6:35 Sports Eye 6:45 NBC News , 7:00 You Bet Your Life 7:30 Dragnet 8:00 The People's Cholce 8:30 Lux VfdeQ The•ter 10:00 Wbldybird.!l 10:30 Ne.ws Headlines 10:40 Nltewatcb 12:00 -ionight 1.00 Slgn Olf. 0 PATTIED .. . . W<!atherca.st Sports Eye NBC News Blondie • ;:· ~~'"r ' ~~~) 1~· ~~=lnl Sl~ve 21.NouD. 20. Aatonlah.. 1 ulltx men&. I. I• .S,~I ..o. Self Meigs Riding Club Meeting'' Held ApproximatJl.v 'IJ'o 'Ner_e prese"l 38.r:ber . 8 CORN (' .. Qt.tin Ka11garoo 8:4:5 CBS Morning News s:oo Moroing Show · 10:00 Garry Moore ~u:so Sl-l.ike tt rur:tt ,. !!::: 30. J:l)'pt•• Hill and Fred Leifheit. Gam;• 1.1:00 Valian~ Lady ..... Day Book JAVCE&TTII TO MEET . I 'I .. ... er • c MUFFIN fl.Tr~ Church Of Christ Prayer Meeting Held Wednesday Ml'l. Ed"ord Hllrerty <Ondu". . . .t.) ill wor!llt: . ' h LONOFBLJuOW One Jttltr .lpl)' t\qdl for another. In thll Hmple A ... u.ec~ for \he th"ll ...'1, X for the \\IJO 0'1, etc. II.Qflt )fltert. [apot: .trO,h•. tht ltn&th and form.!fart or the worda In •U tatntlf ._th dQ ·tht cqctt lttttna llrt~aJ. . " CJrtPWMI!JHWJK NVK q........ BVJJWi: JW KQTXH>:~ SNVJSA ICW '. HR' ltHCNJ< RWT EN~U--I<NWUVK ,U VJJ. v ..te-·• crypiOQUOIO-IIO oNtt: c:AN aun.o ms stt:CUJUTY 11PQ1< '11111 IIO~IIi88 ()I" ""~ I!BRSON -WJ,..U. ,CA~ IMIJr~I.S • I II¥ .1~1' lbatu .... .,,.-I:CJ\1 ed the devotional tllervJce at the Prayer meeUns WWeldaf nlaht 11 Chufl'h of Christ and '~" \t 't~ial int\iie wa1 presenied by Mrs. Fred Gardner' and Mll. Edil1' All~nswortli w~o saria: a· ~uet wiU1 Mrs. c;eorce OhJldJ is pianist. ' Tllp loader lw aext lv<•k'• de· votfonll 11rviC& WU~ be Mr, Chtlda. Mra. Walttr Bunee was lieader ot· the Bible Jtudy ela~s held in CohneutiOn with the pray er meeUna. STEAKS 844t p k g . Each 334t SWIFTS PREMIUM o r T-BONE MIX Kian · '· ,, BISCUITS- - . - - pks: 10c RUBY • BEE - .ASSORTED $1.00 JAM JELLY' ~. · ... • 5·10oz.jars or ·. ·. ,it¢ a;U, ~ . .•: 1',ujjty ··~ii:'l!lle 1)1 Till< '. • .d:j!!l , · '.l!nwle ~ff:;IO ' ~ ' JGd c ·· . ;i i . •18:00{ t.J;<d : :J'I!r~ff.lyea lb. .. '. Flavorful, HART'S TOMATO JU.ICE DEL MONTE • • - . • • • 46oz.can DRINK • 25c • 46 oz. c a n • q~!tanteed Tender Evutt Saper Trim SWIFTS PREMIUM . PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT c Tender, Choice Center Cuh SIRLOIN ' 294t PATSY ANN ' SANDWICH COOKIES or FIG BARS . . . . 2 STRAWBERRIES PICTSWEET-FROZEN - - 2 1 b . c e l l o 494t . . - 1 o oz. p k g s . 43c • 2 39c PiNTO -BEANS · · · · l·lb. pkg.s. 'tl'"" • Finest - All Purpose .• . I · RUSSET I. · BAKING POTATOES .. . Long, Green, Crisp . : '~:~. ~~Jf~:3if~Anr,l~ UP Mol~ .' i Doz. 1o:l!o News of the Nlaht I I Quality, plus the trim, make8 the difference CUCUMBERS 10:10 T~eater 13 • - · • · GREEN ONIONS • • Fall of lujcc FLORIDA . • ~ Fresh, tender ed the affair In the afternoon . . 42. Glldl~l 43. 8oap)' ••· 'IJ~rt• unit DOWN l . ICyelJ,a~l GRILL PORTERHOUSE ternoon. Members of the Silver SpUfS 1\ldlng Club or Portland held 1 p.icnle dJnner It noon and attend· old-nl !J,2 lb. pkg. Evana Super Trim EACH fcOO Cartoon Club •:Oj) C)ll'!oon Club .. , . • . ·· ti:OO 'Mieke,v Mouse ClUb ·~ 8:00 Mickey Mouse Cl•~ • . 6:00 , . e St.or Fipol . .L ·~ , m Bag of marble8 FREE wltb every pound BORDEN,.-OVEN READY • WNTN-TV . " F .. ~ . H .,. J~d ·· he·~',.. ,~,. 7,:g ~~::.!£l• ~hlse t:) :, lb. 494t MIX were al!io played durin• the .,. 40.. Ooddtll . IJaily Sentinel • JIFFY ·BI,SCUIT MIX .. · .. ,. .. · .. · .. :.... · · .......... ·.· 40 oz. box 29c 12cl5· Love ot tire 12:80 Searc)J for TPmorrew B:Cil P.nriY~ · . QJ1in Sb~ ' ~~ Meigs County Jayccetles will lfU:- . i .• oillll!gs County Rldlnr Club I' hold their tegular monthly me4t· rili .... Tllm• . . .,,.,, _ ,.lair gro~nda, SIIJ!doy all•r ing Thursc!·ay, May 2 It 8:00 P. . . MPYI · ... ."f>. .• ' "oon', • · · M. at the home of Mr.s. Ric-hard 10:oo N~. ., .Jf the l:ilaht ~ RJdes with .horse a and ponlt·'~ Rosenbaum. All member" are 10:10 Tbeater 13 were uhd~r the direction of E. if. urged t4:l attend. f~ the get .to.;elloer JPO~BOI'od ~Y IMtx.) U.Jfo..ter WJ~ . ~an, U. Banleh • ,· Monew-·~ mental - ·IRAUNSCHWEIGHER .•... 8os. pkg. SPREAD ..... 8 os. pkg. ,.......,SANDWICH . · :'. PANCAKE . MIX lnt~ IBur.J • WCHS.TV CHANNIL t uo econ~- CAKE 8:00 bl~geat :;m - Choc., While, Yellow - - - - - - -----·--- --.-WCMS.TV CMANN!L I , 8:00 Captain Kaoe&J'OO S:-15 CBS Morning Show • .JIFFY ltiiX SALE Sign Off Channea ' . ~·.· .·· · :.·;·· • • Lite of Riley 12:00 Tonight 'TV - OSCAR IL\YER ...... . ..-·····}·:t·· .. ...... 8:00 The Joseph CottOn Sliow 8:30 The Big Story o:oo Cavalcade of Sports 9:45 Famous Fights 10;00 Dr. }[udsons Journal 10:30 News Headline! 10:•0 Nitewatch 1:00 • Ref.... pq. k t>tf spedal pq. FlaYo-0-Rieh. ·All Beef 14 tlJ6e~ Ei"nie 79c SKINLESS WEINERS AU Meat llb. Cello Pkg. Cartoons 6:30 8:35 6:45 7:00 7:30 DcOO Morning Show 10coo GalT)' Moore Cleanliness and Sanitation: Per- 10:30 Artbu.,. '1odfrey '*· EMGEE - 5:45 News Pf$ure 6:00 Wild Bill :JIIckok Love of Llf~ 0 ·· 0 ~J· L Y CROSS W · R[) • ~.·· ~41.00 · e:t. mTelme 30 MComv~ 5:30 lb. Boneleu, No waate Today Romper Room The Price Is Right Truth or Consequences Tic Tac Dough Jl Could Be You , 2i00 ltfa !~ Theater • 3:'00 Quee.t.lti'or A Day ...3;'.f:i Mode~ Romances 3:00 Queen for 8 Day ~i5 Modern Romances W C H S... RUMP ROAST ' .; )J:OO ~~ , -~ · t)!Pe Margie ' . Bul lhree months. of .inlens.lve sonal inspection of alleys and 11·30 Strike It Rir~ mcludmg clearing out of trasb from the·m to 12:00 Valiant Lady personal """ to lied Cross of· ?pen them ror traffic: Favoritism, 12;15 ·. E'V ANS SVPEJ. TBJII ay =;Mi Eto Phi Chapter by Donno Jo"!'•· DAILY Cfll'II'TOqVOTE - llen'e ,bgw .. ~XYD~BAAXa E. ~nderlon -~· ·Mory ed a lt'irt as Girl or thi!I'' Year or Oh io Eta Phi and. lhelr preal~e t. "comp~tition doll~rs -f~rther -man Eleven plerf9et recelnd- th !r 14. Mulic note pin• In the ritlialiJUe fervice w :h 36. Garden tool• Ann Rupe, .pruldent ot Ohio Ia. Pht <hopter "''din• 1~ rltynt 37-. River lEn(. I ••d Mary Kllq~otb Ander11n 38. Ca.pltal 1 and nonna Jones eaeorUnc \lte <Ka.n.) Pl!Jiiue.. were Sylvia CoJUru, .f\rln Jd.l ...c;.~-'::t$1rf;.lcttt:"~"'::l!gn# ':tm'".7:11,;;:'r::'=·-=-::::-~:- ·-:;z::;-;.-:--;;::-:::-r~~ professi:n~i parrot• Sirllll Ue attributes Red Cross fund· ral!llng dlfflcultles, in part, to the fact t_hat for phllan. throplC Is vaBtly greater today than 11 used to be." yea~s p~st 21. Hawk lho , a~d c~t $2,2~0,000 organ~zatlon. ~·· F<!ol ~·· Prtvent ; Am~ca· 1 ~.ec,lro~EttroP,~n . re~erve· s~, tht~ ~~. Iuesday~l~flr.,; of his four"fla,r army uniform, bea might hBv• conduoitnc briefllli on ·• mlllt<ry probl'l"'. 11 wao evld•nt tJ<at Gr'll'nlher ia no lisur~.e •.~ ptpold81!1 1>1 tho Red Cr01f. .ije ~~ t"'lrzed 11o prolllom.o wllb the lqtJih·rnll!dt!A real"m lhall!IOII lltflle bill! mlUiorY ~·' pf brilllonl opmmandl1fl. ment in Pt.P__per 'a nd 'IH!'rmanent WAY after behlJ tQrn up by ~tllity companies or 10dlv1duilla; Clean· In& of JI.JU,rsi l\41~onl ot trees tbat are _..a bar:ard: St.ref!:t drainage; Gtve-away of alleys and streets; Ulle ot str~et employ~es l'!L J.he awimmlne poql .-;nd IJo-ealled recreation park; Maintenance ol Front St.; Use 0.1 pubUc parking lots for t.be atora1e of wreeke(l, autos. ' Pollee: Separate the parking revehue from the QV~rtime payments and ahow each in the pubUc reP.cp't; Abolition or tbe Merchant Po.. Uee and have resutar patrolman lbr tbl\t duty and tile town collect tbe- IIPflelal ,J:c pqld by the merctuu~&a; Ca]'J:'ing f(;r and 1JI~perlng tbe four or live babJtuiU drunks and b_ ._JN .wqo bav~ 4Qf~iea Mid· dlePort for year.!l; Patrolmen be a Uttle more in evidence on lhe side walks rather than in the cruiser. . flees and chapters across the m cleaning streets and alleys; • 12:4~ Guiding Light country, have e,onvlnced him tbat Prohibition of tacking election 12:30 Search Fot Tomorro• l•cOO KQtlf''S :ff:i the P,r.oblem is that "peo· card& on utility poCer (some remain D , Gu14lnc L!iht pie just don't know what the Red up for two years>; an Ef-fective and 12 .\s the~ , .. ~ Cross is, and whal it do... "\' 2cJO Our Miss Broci Sanitary sy~tem of liil&rbage and 1:00 KalJ~·s idichea , "I am appalled by the miscon- trash removal. 1:80 As the World Toru t 2:88-.. Houseparty General Questions: Zoning to 2:00 Our Mils Broob cepUona of the Red Crosa hlch 3:110 The Big Payqlf , prohibit certain types or business 2:30 ordered the dismis.!laJ of 300 paid ter relief have been running far J have encountered .. he aid w Housepr.rty 3:30 Bob Crosby Show from Jnvadiaa residential sections; 3:0() The B..g: Payo~ employes a of abo-ve normal. for several in Got wor:h · 4;00 BrW<ter l>at , · in admmis1ratJve budeet of a row, he- .said. The fiSCal One which particularly troubles Compulsory Building Pe-rmits; En- 3:30 Bob t:rosb" Show 4:~5 Secret- fitO:r.m y, /orcemcnt of the Curfew; Low 4:00 Brighter Day the national year, with heavy floods w New Lhe general is the belief that the 4:30 Edt• of .f"igbt Unle" the Ame(coan poople con. Enaland and lhe West Coast, Red c,,,,. Is a "swollen bur a awnings in business district;1f· 4:15 Set,t·:'lt-·storm !5:00 The Early Show tribute more llbera,lb to the Red "really beat our brains ,ou t " cracy" wllh hordea of feclive and Fair System of coUec· 4:30 !~g., ot Nill'ht 6:30 Your Esso Report•' CroH than they have so far lh" Trom Hl•to,Y do·•ooders on its payroll. The tion of Cemetery dues eliminaUr.g 5 :00 1·ne :!arJv Show 6:"tl Sport& Parade rear, he •flri, he will be forced Gen. Gruenther, a 'l"all man [act thai he has jus< ordered a the present haphazard method or •IJ:· 80 0;5~ Weatb,.l'lllon some paying and others ignoring t:s Your Ji;~sv ReP'Ic:toJ to make budaet cUtl which with plercin!t eyes and a phenom- creep 'cut In overhead X 1:oo ~:etlan· · · . $ports Parade ~IJ "direct!_:{ affect'' such trafll- 'tlal r~emor):, traced th~ hi!Lory might be taken as evide:c:e~~~ the payment; Loose dogs; More 7!15 DOUglas Edwlrds We:.tberman Uonal·/rotr... 18 di411ster relief 91 t~c R~d ·Cro,ll& ttnancJal crisis Gruenther shares this belief. But rigid Inspection ot buildings lor 7 :00 Action 7:30 Beat the Clock and al .tQ t!t~rvklemen. oJ'l a sene1 _qf huge cardboard he emphasized that ol lh fire batards and sanitary condi· 7 :15 ·DQuJia!ll i:lwards Weat Point Stor, 8:00 1 : tions; Selling Intoxicants to per.c;rtntt ••,:t~&l'f!t lnter¥1ew chafts mount~ In- front of the case. e 9 n 7 30 Sgt. Preston of the Yuko1 8:30 PlAyhouse·. of Sta.l'1 gons already under the lnnuence &:00 two-_ »u~rble fireplace or his office in ., Gruenther sa'•d about to per cen t _'' Gru,nther r~v-aled in I _ 9:00 Mr. Ar'lams & Eye of liquor; Displaying of merch~n- B:aQ Bob Cull)mings CliJ;n~x· ri:30 Highway Patto;J • !:~:· -,-:--r- .-of each dollar contributed to tpe dise on •ide walks; Jay walkina:; 10:00 The IJI'le Up Red Cro,. goes lhe admlnis· Reora:anlzation of supp\,v pur· 9:30 10:30 Per11oa to PeriOd. &CIIOaa 2. Old,' 2S. Tennll ~rat_Jve costs.of the nalional org.an- chases; Elimination of door to 11:00 P!a.ybouaeDO 1 ~hon a~d J.ts 3,700 chapters. He door drives for this cause and that ll:OG Up to the Minute If''"" 11:00 New, 1. f.li:latt ~at'cl elothea Sc~rune tbe Weather 11:05 Seanntna ·Jhe Weather '· $ J. f~' U . Mtl• thinks th1s 111 a reasonable over· fund; an Eftfi:tive and Permanent 11:10 The Late Show 11:10 Tbe l..ate Slhow t ~t:J"LII frUit Sit~ ltD• head COSt, Jn view of the fad that Way of financing the Fire Depllft10: Ci'HJ)~an 3. Tinyltr lhe •Pitd staff forll18 a necessary ment; Restrict the Emergency Fa· eountry 4. Shack blrd1 nucleus for the huge volunteer cility to emergeneles (not use it (PQN.) D. River 2D. Rowforce which donates "hUndreds of. as a means to get a doctor). ------------~-----------11. River IAfr., lnr mllliong of ma-n-bouu of service The above are just a few of tlte taer.) e. lluropean lmplt. every year." Channel13 . everyday pi'oblems that we always 13. Heat, 11 P!&eon• 1n.~nt The American people definitely have an4 have been largely ne· CHAN!il'JL )3 THURS. CHANNEL 13 FRIDAY Devou~ 28. ma Excla. are &ettlna• value received for elected, except, ot course, Just In Y..,.,,_,., ..,.., • ., •7. ..... llc59 Slrn On 11:9 Sigp On lt. lama- 1 · ..... • aa. P&U.Ie wh~t they Jive to the Red Cross " f~re eleetiQJt. rt la time that tbe 12:00 TliA lli:OO TIIA Lion 1 (Efypn h-e aaid. "We are going to 38. Welrhta adminl~ttration of our village busi· 12:30 Frl.nkle Laine 12:30 Liberace .ortow (Tua·k.• ml:le on overhead wherever we ness ~e put ori a btu:iness bas.i ' 1:00 !l'he FeQJlnine Touch · i:OO The Feminine Tqueh · 15. 28. Dlaturbtd 39. Pofe&a:un possJbly but 1 bave not found and nOt be a political football. · .2:00 A·fternOon Film Feltiral 2c00 ,Utern0<1n Film teitl~al JP'. ·A. ~ut't 18:.He ttnde 31. Small (Stralta a &!,eat deal of fat to be pared Citl!len 3:30 Life With Elizabeth 19. PJlQl fruit. J'ttle finch SetU.· ott. 3:30 Lifo With Ellu~tb ~t-- ~The le~Jler'!l i]~~~~[~~f Oro,. auon .. .ross acing :Q~o~~i/:;:.sled ~luewo~t A MaJ"or F·1·nanci·a1c.n·w's beeu 1arge IY d epen d s upon the famny·s ability to manag., , and to cooperate. Each year the planning and man. side of family llvln1 becomes more important. Sue· husbands, wives, and children learn fc, agree on wha the family money must do and where It should go, They -nJ<i the value or working out thelr·own personal answers tog;t'b'•r.· Sh e remem be rs that successful family living Is worth wor,t.· ' lng for. She knows that being a partner in a SOIIJld marrla4e . . fines lor traffic vi · -;;;oiiitb~~jii. 2' s;·:ii;.; .. · · • tiotJ Lar~tr . Utept Suzvjay b.v Tb~. Ohlq. .J/~,- Bmtdnel. hie.• at 110 MeebiDJ,~.St., Pomeroy ....t), BmlneM ,o!fle'e~~ -- OOJ:I!Us to ~~~i~~le · -"!l!io l.ur ex. 12-0\}' Current · · I.!JtpJ,, R"U.l.rHJ ·"1"1. .o::n~t. · J\'11c., My Little Margie MDi'e etrectiV.e eontii;J fit i.aiis and 1·SO Tennessee Ernie probably chtel bottle washer; a teacher, a peraonnel di· I rc!Ct<•r. an executive, or rather, a dozen execuuv.. rolied into ~"f• County N!Jftl. or _"!{, ~blisliecf iVen• a.ltfrDO.n The Price is Right Truth or Consequences Tic Tac Dough lnd; · lll>.onc!iq~;>f side.walks jfcljll It Could Be You .... olatlpns and /elimination of £lJ.Spen- I"''"''"' J2.GO' '.Pile muta.ll. pedrestrian hazards such as now exi.st on Mill S~. opposite the post 6 :55 orfice ; Marking Of cross walks; 7 :00 Larger and better placed route 9:00 ~gns; ){oviga: the light from Wal- 1o:OO nul tp Coal St. -s:o tbat people can l0:30 Ut lo husiqesf ,pl~ep $ tJ:te e14~t 11100 11ion Qf _fines · and jail aWeqi:es; Prc•il.ibihng the congrc~tio~ of l.eeD•.agers in larJe s::roupa on street corn~~ as at ~Uand Srd. StreeU: Re~lacepte.t of pave- Soon after, she Is an intorlor decorator. U.ter, she probably as the aecretary-tr•Jasurer, figuring out a budget. She S"bscriptlon rates: Deli~ by~~~:~~~~.:~~ treek: one n. In advance ~t The Planling and shubbery the curb tree. and creating t:afficalong and . .I '*' ·... mon~, $7,~)thrae moathJt $3 .GQ, cme month .1\ltt maU ou ;year $8; W:hJt ~e your reactions to the rol· lowing! truckS; One moment she is the "chief purchasing agent"-buying neceaaary food and clothing. The next she is plant managet analytlng new and more efficient methods of production. .rot. Ohio. Lincoln, Grant and Seventh Sts.; Sb' Is a V. !. P.-A Very Important PerJ;On. She is a wile,~ mother, a nurse, housemaid, cook, dietitian, WJEH ~~eth:i;b"t~~mr~u~~:ti'~r~~;:m·: MEIGS-MASON ADIA lliCMARD S. OWIN- GINEIIAL MAMAGilll , REYNOLD I. GIIENI- IDITOR "atiOII&I ,.dt'ortUI~ttft_l><Qenllllve, Boltloelll-Klmball; IMi, .Aifutoa Aft., New Yoik cuy, Ut N. Y. 15Jtued ts aecoo.d • mailfne mat;ter at the pott OUlee Traffic aqdAvenues Safely, and Speeding on 2nd and 3rd on Main. SbelsChiefCook, Bottle Washer, Planner, Mother, Wife,Ex.ecutive · 1 · This is primarily addressed to the candidates for mayor of ~fief. 4Jf!'JtQrt, but it could be addre ssed te tbe aspiring coUilcilmen. You' will bne a majpr probl~fll in L~ sewage di"Jlosal plant, but it is not lobe hoped that it will be '~efinlle· .ly settltod in 1he eomtna two ~•rs. 'ra . DEVOTED TO INTERESTS Dear Sir: 1 0';> The DailyOf'Sentinel· · Mai}Bag Tbere is an old saying, 'Sometimes you cannot see the Ill._ for the forest", anij tOO..y it is mighty true of .Pom=y 1 ORANGES --- • • · 4 •.,. bog 45c 1 • • • - - -. . • • • • Yellow or Pink • • • • - • i - 1 0 lbs. 494t . • "' 2 • e a c h 9411 ~ b u n c h e s 194t L a r g e s i z e 394t WEErftES ·· · · · ·· · · · 2 - 8 oz. tdns 37c. SPANisH RlCE . .. .. .. .. . . . 2 - 8 oz. cans 25c SCOTT TOWELS .... , .. .. . .. .. .. . . 2 roDs -4Jc.: PARKAY .. · ' .... · .. ·· ·· · ...... · · lb. pkg. 3 pkgs. - Ch. Noodle, Tom. Veg. . ....... . • • - • • .. - '14 lb. · ........ · · · 45c • ea<h - ·Onloll- Boef Veg.............. . -~ 16 count .. · ·· .. ·· · 25c . I~ . · · eaeb- GreeD Pea ................ · · · ... -~ ~., Pan Cainp- aU mel\ · ' .". · . Pink or wblle In CGlors . . . . . UNIT LIQUID STARCH .. · .. ·.... ··· · .. Gt. MODESS BELTS ...... · .... · .. · · .. .. each 39c SCOTT TISSUE .. ·: .. · · · · · .. · · ·: · ·: 2 .~s 27c .· O.w···.······················, NC!. 300 can 3-i( W~ nssUE .,.... · ··:.. ·· ·· 4 roDs ; '• LI::PTON ·TEA ·· · • ·~ ~' ~: ' · ' · Underwood · ' ·, . . qll.•....:.77e · · . '~~ -~· ~ ,1.47 ·~'•; r. ···' MAtOLA .Oil : ·.· · · · · · ·.·: · · · · .-. · ·· · ·· · pts. 39c .SARDINIS :~ :· · ·· · · ·· · · · · · 2 ... No. 114 cans 31 c .. ' ~GO STAifCif · · ............ ··.. Lb. pkg. 15c . RIVII .,.,e; FOOD ..............·· 2 ... <16 o~. can$ ·29c ·wltb "Sew & Go Kll" MODESS .... · .. · .. · · .. · ·.. · .... · 12's 43c . . CUI,lUie • , OW4X tbER ...... ··........ 125 fl. ro11 25 · c UNIT· .. . STARCH ·" •.. · · ........ 12 oz. box 17c '1 ~· . ~ . ' ) · LI PTO ..... SOU·P · · - Pulll'n Booll · .. · . . CAT FOOD · .. · · · · · ··· .. · · · 6 - 8 oz. cans 55c Light or dark KARO SYRUP . . . .. . . . .. . .. ... l ~ lb. jar 25c Van Camp . VIENNA SAUSAGE .... · · :· 2 - 4 oz. cans 3Ck SCOTTIES ...... · · · .... · · · · .. · .. : · 400's 29c �- ' .... ' !-Dany Sentinel, Pllmeroy-Middleport, o., May 2, 1957 'The Editor's .- - - ·---.::S=KUU CAP A Needed tmprovement ( re!J~ot lo on~ point in particular where hundreds everv opr cily. , . . atteplion efp.:cially to that spot where State Route State Route 124 meet, to the much damaged and unre· ~~:~ and unpainted guard r~il that greets the eye ·Of the as he comes inlf!. Pomeroy. Otir attention was direded tllis week to the spot when we noticed a smaH white sign, neatly lettered with the WCU'd• I "Jolmn1y Appleseed Planting". The new sign stood out lin a sore thumb against an otherwise drab and bleak background. and brought to mind, the thought, "This is surely a poor im· ilt>reosic>n to a visitor on his first trip into Pomeroy Why can't brush be cleared out, the guard rail repaired 'llld Jr:efillisibO<J to give a better impression to those who daily see thisspot?" ·· And too, with Meigs County now Qn the .verge of an indus. we think it proper and fitting that a neat sign be erected at that point callinR attention of the visitor to the fact that here is Pomeroy-Middleport, the heart center of Ameri· Ruhr Valley. Here too, is the beautiful Ohio River. While we are cleanljtg up the city this Spring why not clean up. this point especially and do a bit of sellln~ of P~t . , ltc1wn, pomtlng up il, advanta·ges, its natural scenic beauty and fact that Pomeroy and Middleport are known far anq wide being one. Qf the most friepdly tll'kn~~n the Y•lh\y? , The Editor The Sentinel ~·· - ,..• ' • oi<lp one .. N • aJ Red c l~:~~~;lnsf:~:.~~~~~~· .~~ ~~~aro~~ i:.:c~~~~y ~":'~::~e~~~~: helping infants become wc11-adjusted adults can be the greatest accomplishment. AU these quaiJties and abilities are required in what ·f.be. Home D~monstration Program calls the "homemaker.'' .The P rogra rt f th t' m IS a pa o e coopera tve Extension Work in Agri· culture end home economics which bring to everyone a Part of the educaflonal program of Ohio State University ana the State Experiment station. It includes 4-H work and coop'eca- Red . I;~~~J and F • , fDI:I'Ol'S ljQTI: Tho AO".tricon l!od Crou .,_, ~ ""lor '~!at crt~o •1111 trio loa~n 11!'1""'"'* '" "" '!II; •n . hour oxclu•h, lntO»"view that he J hu given up hope of r~chlnc the Ill million d"ll"'a aoal whl~h the ~~~ Crosa for Ita ~7 drive lund· rallil!!i drivosel . .\ltbouSh hll been iD 'J>rovess lor two 1~ o""-'.'~•HI" . '!~~· j.~l"!· ~ 'M'~' •• •h~ ' UnltH months Instead of the customary one, · contrJtutiom1 to date total tltls why lii. "' · eKch••IV• h;.. tervlew with p....._ ly LOUIS C.AS.ILS Unltect ,,.... Staff c.,.....,.,tl•nt WASHINGTON UP ·- Gen AI- only 78 million dollars. Red Cross rbap ten have been urged to "keep tryJng" through May but t~.o . fred M. Gruonther Rlld today Gruonlher conceded tho! "we:ll be American Red Cross ts In "very luckf 10 get up to 85 mttllon dol· serious linanclal trouble" and may lara. have to curtail Its service to suf· Uon _ with the Agricultural program in the county, It reach,e s fering h~:~man\ty. Failure of this ye~r's drive t? You m many w ys th h h d . ~ r~..f=h Jts goal ia parlJeularly .ser1a : roug your orne emonstrat1on former NATO ·'b\lj', 1tie because the dilaster · lnga, trained lqcal hpffi!j COIH!cU me.mbers, home vi- <d!nmander, who' ;!lrdai, luild which pulled lhe Ails, radio, newspaper, bulletins, letters, exhibits and other dent of the Red Crliii foarljo•c.,.lo Re4 C1'oss lbrough post '"" " means. year, .told tb' Unllpd Pre" be bao now exhaust•d. Outlpys fur d"as· ~U Meigs County homema~ers are being continually invJtcd to JOin in home demonstratwn work . Any interested person may attend dub meetings In communities of county-wide aMI.. ~-~ Ill C V . es. ommunltles that are interested in forming clubs may do"' by a few interested ladies getting a group together and then namiDg home demonstration council members who will !IISl.t the home economics 4Sent In carrying OUt desired actlvities. Cou~ty Council Asks Support In Wpr/c To Corry On Religious Education To ·. YGung People Of Local Gtade Schools .; Religious training lot· our boys and girls has been d.escribr,d by many people as the program which will give our children character necessary to make them strong to face the realt~es of living. Home and church work through weekday Religious EducatJQn to re•ch this goal with the children of the community. These classea have been in our community for neanly Through our Meigs County Council of Religious FJci. necessary, funds are secured each vear to furmflh and. dedicated teachers for these classes. Many chll· ..•..•.h:cave no other religious training attend those vou helo your church and communltv to sunnqrt lms program'-By the County Council of Religious Education. .;1;01;~:~~· •!,.,••· Ohi.o Eta .Phi Banquet H,14 11:50 a. m. Daily •,nnlJal "~:~:~:J!~":~~:in 'Pues~a,. nhzht at the Ather· ' oledlt'e.t anti pre11et~Umz the pii'J;. r"noman. Sue Cram.mtr, Shirl"'' nan!, Charlene on 990 spot 'l'homaa. Phvlll• Mel nr. Cll:rol Bachttl, LouJ.H· Zirkle, Reva Vn.han, Barb•ra Grlnltaff, Marie Leifheit. llt.11hUJhla or the patt year ir. the Examplar Chapter were ll~n l 0" bv Jftln Morpn ud or ihe Your o-.to l)ial ' t*ttlltraham Ann R.upe, reeeived ~the tradiU n· ol r•vol. In tho ~tillplar Cllf~ · ter, Helen Adkln• •• preald4n_t and Gfrt of the Year neeived t'hr cr.vel anti Rift. Mre. Edison H9b•tetter, Social advli.Or, aaal!~d ••:r' I the plans and Ann Rupe w.e~ .comed the Plertre elan who ·scn1 durin'~ the prOaram. A it wu presented by PhYIUt Mull ·1, l'onna Jonea and Vflma Rue. 1'h0 o~rorlty llorir, lite fOIIpw roa end aprtna bJOMIIll were u... od to dtcorate 111e: lablot. . f~rst·hand .l~vest1gatwn, GUIDE : "''eJ. _ 3 F d TEJ.:EVriiON ws ....,. -TV Chon · ~ Thursday 6c55 SignOrni Sign On Today 7:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 ll :00 11 :30 Romp~~ Room 2~0() Matinee Theater f:OO ..f:30 5;30 !5:45 Comedy Time Movletlme C4u'toons News Picture .,.fl<) 0 f!• 6;00 Fla·tt and Scr~lliB 6:30 Weatberca!f: 6:35 Sports Eye 6:45 NBC News , 7:00 You Bet Your Life 7:30 Dragnet 8:00 The People's Cholce 8:30 Lux VfdeQ The•ter 10:00 Wbldybird.!l 10:30 Ne.ws Headlines 10:40 Nltewatcb 12:00 -ionight 1.00 Slgn Olf. 0 PATTIED .. . . W<!atherca.st Sports Eye NBC News Blondie • ;:· ~~'"r ' ~~~) 1~· ~~=lnl Sl~ve 21.NouD. 20. Aatonlah.. 1 ulltx men&. I. I• .S,~I ..o. Self Meigs Riding Club Meeting'' Held ApproximatJl.v 'IJ'o 'Ner_e prese"l 38.r:ber . 8 CORN (' .. Qt.tin Ka11garoo 8:4:5 CBS Morning News s:oo Moroing Show · 10:00 Garry Moore ~u:so Sl-l.ike tt rur:tt ,. !!::: 30. J:l)'pt•• Hill and Fred Leifheit. Gam;• 1.1:00 Valian~ Lady ..... Day Book JAVCE&TTII TO MEET . I 'I .. ... er • c MUFFIN fl.Tr~ Church Of Christ Prayer Meeting Held Wednesday Ml'l. Ed"ord Hllrerty <Ondu". . . .t.) ill wor!llt: . ' h LONOFBLJuOW One Jttltr .lpl)' t\qdl for another. In thll Hmple A ... u.ec~ for \he th"ll ...'1, X for the \\IJO 0'1, etc. II.Qflt )fltert. [apot: .trO,h•. tht ltn&th and form.!fart or the worda In •U tatntlf ._th dQ ·tht cqctt lttttna llrt~aJ. . " CJrtPWMI!JHWJK NVK q........ BVJJWi: JW KQTXH>:~ SNVJSA ICW '. HR' ltHCNJ< RWT EN~U--I<NWUVK ,U VJJ. v ..te-·• crypiOQUOIO-IIO oNtt: c:AN aun.o ms stt:CUJUTY 11PQ1< '11111 IIO~IIi88 ()I" ""~ I!BRSON -WJ,..U. ,CA~ IMIJr~I.S • I II¥ .1~1' lbatu .... .,,.-I:CJ\1 ed the devotional tllervJce at the Prayer meeUns WWeldaf nlaht 11 Chufl'h of Christ and '~" \t 't~ial int\iie wa1 presenied by Mrs. Fred Gardner' and Mll. Edil1' All~nswortli w~o saria: a· ~uet wiU1 Mrs. c;eorce OhJldJ is pianist. ' Tllp loader lw aext lv<•k'• de· votfonll 11rviC& WU~ be Mr, Chtlda. Mra. Walttr Bunee was lieader ot· the Bible Jtudy ela~s held in CohneutiOn with the pray er meeUna. STEAKS 844t p k g . Each 334t SWIFTS PREMIUM o r T-BONE MIX Kian · '· ,, BISCUITS- - . - - pks: 10c RUBY • BEE - .ASSORTED $1.00 JAM JELLY' ~. · ... • 5·10oz.jars or ·. ·. ,it¢ a;U, ~ . .•: 1',ujjty ··~ii:'l!lle 1)1 Till< '. • .d:j!!l , · '.l!nwle ~ff:;IO ' ~ ' JGd c ·· . ;i i . •18:00{ t.J;<d : :J'I!r~ff.lyea lb. .. '. Flavorful, HART'S TOMATO JU.ICE DEL MONTE • • - . • • • 46oz.can DRINK • 25c • 46 oz. c a n • q~!tanteed Tender Evutt Saper Trim SWIFTS PREMIUM . PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT c Tender, Choice Center Cuh SIRLOIN ' 294t PATSY ANN ' SANDWICH COOKIES or FIG BARS . . . . 2 STRAWBERRIES PICTSWEET-FROZEN - - 2 1 b . c e l l o 494t . . - 1 o oz. p k g s . 43c • 2 39c PiNTO -BEANS · · · · l·lb. pkg.s. 'tl'"" • Finest - All Purpose .• . I · RUSSET I. · BAKING POTATOES .. . Long, Green, Crisp . : '~:~. ~~Jf~:3if~Anr,l~ UP Mol~ .' i Doz. 1o:l!o News of the Nlaht I I Quality, plus the trim, make8 the difference CUCUMBERS 10:10 T~eater 13 • - · • · GREEN ONIONS • • Fall of lujcc FLORIDA . • ~ Fresh, tender ed the affair In the afternoon . . 42. Glldl~l 43. 8oap)' ••· 'IJ~rt• unit DOWN l . ICyelJ,a~l GRILL PORTERHOUSE ternoon. Members of the Silver SpUfS 1\ldlng Club or Portland held 1 p.icnle dJnner It noon and attend· old-nl !J,2 lb. pkg. Evana Super Trim EACH fcOO Cartoon Club •:Oj) C)ll'!oon Club .. , . • . ·· ti:OO 'Mieke,v Mouse ClUb ·~ 8:00 Mickey Mouse Cl•~ • . 6:00 , . e St.or Fipol . .L ·~ , m Bag of marble8 FREE wltb every pound BORDEN,.-OVEN READY • WNTN-TV . " F .. ~ . H .,. J~d ·· he·~',.. ,~,. 7,:g ~~::.!£l• ~hlse t:) :, lb. 494t MIX were al!io played durin• the .,. 40.. Ooddtll . IJaily Sentinel • JIFFY ·BI,SCUIT MIX .. · .. ,. .. · .. · .. :.... · · .......... ·.· 40 oz. box 29c 12cl5· Love ot tire 12:80 Searc)J for TPmorrew B:Cil P.nriY~ · . QJ1in Sb~ ' ~~ Meigs County Jayccetles will lfU:- . i .• oillll!gs County Rldlnr Club I' hold their tegular monthly me4t· rili .... Tllm• . . .,,.,, _ ,.lair gro~nda, SIIJ!doy all•r ing Thursc!·ay, May 2 It 8:00 P. . . MPYI · ... ."f>. .• ' "oon', • · · M. at the home of Mr.s. Ric-hard 10:oo N~. ., .Jf the l:ilaht ~ RJdes with .horse a and ponlt·'~ Rosenbaum. All member" are 10:10 Tbeater 13 were uhd~r the direction of E. if. urged t4:l attend. f~ the get .to.;elloer JPO~BOI'od ~Y IMtx.) U.Jfo..ter WJ~ . ~an, U. Banleh • ,· Monew-·~ mental - ·IRAUNSCHWEIGHER .•... 8os. pkg. SPREAD ..... 8 os. pkg. ,.......,SANDWICH . · :'. PANCAKE . MIX lnt~ IBur.J • WCHS.TV CHANNIL t uo econ~- CAKE 8:00 bl~geat :;m - Choc., While, Yellow - - - - - - -----·--- --.-WCMS.TV CMANN!L I , 8:00 Captain Kaoe&J'OO S:-15 CBS Morning Show • .JIFFY ltiiX SALE Sign Off Channea ' . ~·.· .·· · :.·;·· • • Lite of Riley 12:00 Tonight 'TV - OSCAR IL\YER ...... . ..-·····}·:t·· .. ...... 8:00 The Joseph CottOn Sliow 8:30 The Big Story o:oo Cavalcade of Sports 9:45 Famous Fights 10;00 Dr. }[udsons Journal 10:30 News Headline! 10:•0 Nitewatch 1:00 • Ref.... pq. k t>tf spedal pq. FlaYo-0-Rieh. ·All Beef 14 tlJ6e~ Ei"nie 79c SKINLESS WEINERS AU Meat llb. Cello Pkg. Cartoons 6:30 8:35 6:45 7:00 7:30 DcOO Morning Show 10coo GalT)' Moore Cleanliness and Sanitation: Per- 10:30 Artbu.,. '1odfrey '*· EMGEE - 5:45 News Pf$ure 6:00 Wild Bill :JIIckok Love of Llf~ 0 ·· 0 ~J· L Y CROSS W · R[) • ~.·· ~41.00 · e:t. mTelme 30 MComv~ 5:30 lb. Boneleu, No waate Today Romper Room The Price Is Right Truth or Consequences Tic Tac Dough Jl Could Be You , 2i00 ltfa !~ Theater • 3:'00 Quee.t.lti'or A Day ...3;'.f:i Mode~ Romances 3:00 Queen for 8 Day ~i5 Modern Romances W C H S... RUMP ROAST ' .; )J:OO ~~ , -~ · t)!Pe Margie ' . Bul lhree months. of .inlens.lve sonal inspection of alleys and 11·30 Strike It Rir~ mcludmg clearing out of trasb from the·m to 12:00 Valiant Lady personal """ to lied Cross of· ?pen them ror traffic: Favoritism, 12;15 ·. E'V ANS SVPEJ. TBJII ay =;Mi Eto Phi Chapter by Donno Jo"!'•· DAILY Cfll'II'TOqVOTE - llen'e ,bgw .. ~XYD~BAAXa E. ~nderlon -~· ·Mory ed a lt'irt as Girl or thi!I'' Year or Oh io Eta Phi and. lhelr preal~e t. "comp~tition doll~rs -f~rther -man Eleven plerf9et recelnd- th !r 14. Mulic note pin• In the ritlialiJUe fervice w :h 36. Garden tool• Ann Rupe, .pruldent ot Ohio Ia. Pht <hopter "''din• 1~ rltynt 37-. River lEn(. I ••d Mary Kllq~otb Ander11n 38. Ca.pltal 1 and nonna Jones eaeorUnc \lte <Ka.n.) Pl!Jiiue.. were Sylvia CoJUru, .f\rln Jd.l ...c;.~-'::t$1rf;.lcttt:"~"'::l!gn# ':tm'".7:11,;;:'r::'=·-=-::::-~:- ·-:;z::;-;.-:--;;::-:::-r~~ professi:n~i parrot• Sirllll Ue attributes Red Cross fund· ral!llng dlfflcultles, in part, to the fact t_hat for phllan. throplC Is vaBtly greater today than 11 used to be." yea~s p~st 21. Hawk lho , a~d c~t $2,2~0,000 organ~zatlon. ~·· F<!ol ~·· Prtvent ; Am~ca· 1 ~.ec,lro~EttroP,~n . re~erve· s~, tht~ ~~. Iuesday~l~flr.,; of his four"fla,r army uniform, bea might hBv• conduoitnc briefllli on ·• mlllt<ry probl'l"'. 11 wao evld•nt tJ<at Gr'll'nlher ia no lisur~.e •.~ ptpold81!1 1>1 tho Red Cr01f. .ije ~~ t"'lrzed 11o prolllom.o wllb the lqtJih·rnll!dt!A real"m lhall!IOII lltflle bill! mlUiorY ~·' pf brilllonl opmmandl1fl. ment in Pt.P__per 'a nd 'IH!'rmanent WAY after behlJ tQrn up by ~tllity companies or 10dlv1duilla; Clean· In& of JI.JU,rsi l\41~onl ot trees tbat are _..a bar:ard: St.ref!:t drainage; Gtve-away of alleys and streets; Ulle ot str~et employ~es l'!L J.he awimmlne poql .-;nd IJo-ealled recreation park; Maintenance ol Front St.; Use 0.1 pubUc parking lots for t.be atora1e of wreeke(l, autos. ' Pollee: Separate the parking revehue from the QV~rtime payments and ahow each in the pubUc reP.cp't; Abolition or tbe Merchant Po.. Uee and have resutar patrolman lbr tbl\t duty and tile town collect tbe- IIPflelal ,J:c pqld by the merctuu~&a; Ca]'J:'ing f(;r and 1JI~perlng tbe four or live babJtuiU drunks and b_ ._JN .wqo bav~ 4Qf~iea Mid· dlePort for year.!l; Patrolmen be a Uttle more in evidence on lhe side walks rather than in the cruiser. . flees and chapters across the m cleaning streets and alleys; • 12:4~ Guiding Light country, have e,onvlnced him tbat Prohibition of tacking election 12:30 Search Fot Tomorro• l•cOO KQtlf''S :ff:i the P,r.oblem is that "peo· card& on utility poCer (some remain D , Gu14lnc L!iht pie just don't know what the Red up for two years>; an Ef-fective and 12 .\s the~ , .. ~ Cross is, and whal it do... "\' 2cJO Our Miss Broci Sanitary sy~tem of liil&rbage and 1:00 KalJ~·s idichea , "I am appalled by the miscon- trash removal. 1:80 As the World Toru t 2:88-.. Houseparty General Questions: Zoning to 2:00 Our Mils Broob cepUona of the Red Crosa hlch 3:110 The Big Payqlf , prohibit certain types or business 2:30 ordered the dismis.!laJ of 300 paid ter relief have been running far J have encountered .. he aid w Housepr.rty 3:30 Bob Crosby Show from Jnvadiaa residential sections; 3:0() The B..g: Payo~ employes a of abo-ve normal. for several in Got wor:h · 4;00 BrW<ter l>at , · in admmis1ratJve budeet of a row, he- .said. The fiSCal One which particularly troubles Compulsory Building Pe-rmits; En- 3:30 Bob t:rosb" Show 4:~5 Secret- fitO:r.m y, /orcemcnt of the Curfew; Low 4:00 Brighter Day the national year, with heavy floods w New Lhe general is the belief that the 4:30 Edt• of .f"igbt Unle" the Ame(coan poople con. Enaland and lhe West Coast, Red c,,,,. Is a "swollen bur a awnings in business district;1f· 4:15 Set,t·:'lt-·storm !5:00 The Early Show tribute more llbera,lb to the Red "really beat our brains ,ou t " cracy" wllh hordea of feclive and Fair System of coUec· 4:30 !~g., ot Nill'ht 6:30 Your Esso Report•' CroH than they have so far lh" Trom Hl•to,Y do·•ooders on its payroll. The tion of Cemetery dues eliminaUr.g 5 :00 1·ne :!arJv Show 6:"tl Sport& Parade rear, he •flri, he will be forced Gen. Gruenther, a 'l"all man [act thai he has jus< ordered a the present haphazard method or •IJ:· 80 0;5~ Weatb,.l'lllon some paying and others ignoring t:s Your Ji;~sv ReP'Ic:toJ to make budaet cUtl which with plercin!t eyes and a phenom- creep 'cut In overhead X 1:oo ~:etlan· · · . $ports Parade ~IJ "direct!_:{ affect'' such trafll- 'tlal r~emor):, traced th~ hi!Lory might be taken as evide:c:e~~~ the payment; Loose dogs; More 7!15 DOUglas Edwlrds We:.tberman Uonal·/rotr... 18 di411ster relief 91 t~c R~d ·Cro,ll& ttnancJal crisis Gruenther shares this belief. But rigid Inspection ot buildings lor 7 :00 Action 7:30 Beat the Clock and al .tQ t!t~rvklemen. oJ'l a sene1 _qf huge cardboard he emphasized that ol lh fire batards and sanitary condi· 7 :15 ·DQuJia!ll i:lwards Weat Point Stor, 8:00 1 : tions; Selling Intoxicants to per.c;rtntt ••,:t~&l'f!t lnter¥1ew chafts mount~ In- front of the case. e 9 n 7 30 Sgt. Preston of the Yuko1 8:30 PlAyhouse·. of Sta.l'1 gons already under the lnnuence &:00 two-_ »u~rble fireplace or his office in ., Gruenther sa'•d about to per cen t _'' Gru,nther r~v-aled in I _ 9:00 Mr. Ar'lams & Eye of liquor; Displaying of merch~n- B:aQ Bob Cull)mings CliJ;n~x· ri:30 Highway Patto;J • !:~:· -,-:--r- .-of each dollar contributed to tpe dise on •ide walks; Jay walkina:; 10:00 The IJI'le Up Red Cro,. goes lhe admlnis· Reora:anlzation of supp\,v pur· 9:30 10:30 Per11oa to PeriOd. &CIIOaa 2. Old,' 2S. Tennll ~rat_Jve costs.of the nalional org.an- chases; Elimination of door to 11:00 P!a.ybouaeDO 1 ~hon a~d J.ts 3,700 chapters. He door drives for this cause and that ll:OG Up to the Minute If''"" 11:00 New, 1. f.li:latt ~at'cl elothea Sc~rune tbe Weather 11:05 Seanntna ·Jhe Weather '· $ J. f~' U . Mtl• thinks th1s 111 a reasonable over· fund; an Eftfi:tive and Permanent 11:10 The Late Show 11:10 Tbe l..ate Slhow t ~t:J"LII frUit Sit~ ltD• head COSt, Jn view of the fad that Way of financing the Fire Depllft10: Ci'HJ)~an 3. Tinyltr lhe •Pitd staff forll18 a necessary ment; Restrict the Emergency Fa· eountry 4. Shack blrd1 nucleus for the huge volunteer cility to emergeneles (not use it (PQN.) D. River 2D. Rowforce which donates "hUndreds of. as a means to get a doctor). ------------~-----------11. River IAfr., lnr mllliong of ma-n-bouu of service The above are just a few of tlte taer.) e. lluropean lmplt. every year." Channel13 . everyday pi'oblems that we always 13. Heat, 11 P!&eon• 1n.~nt The American people definitely have an4 have been largely ne· CHAN!il'JL )3 THURS. CHANNEL 13 FRIDAY Devou~ 28. ma Excla. are &ettlna• value received for elected, except, ot course, Just In Y..,.,,_,., ..,.., • ., •7. ..... llc59 Slrn On 11:9 Sigp On lt. lama- 1 · ..... • aa. P&U.Ie wh~t they Jive to the Red Cross " f~re eleetiQJt. rt la time that tbe 12:00 TliA lli:OO TIIA Lion 1 (Efypn h-e aaid. "We are going to 38. Welrhta adminl~ttration of our village busi· 12:30 Frl.nkle Laine 12:30 Liberace .ortow (Tua·k.• ml:le on overhead wherever we ness ~e put ori a btu:iness bas.i ' 1:00 !l'he FeQJlnine Touch · i:OO The Feminine Tqueh · 15. 28. Dlaturbtd 39. Pofe&a:un possJbly but 1 bave not found and nOt be a political football. · .2:00 A·fternOon Film Feltiral 2c00 ,Utern0<1n Film teitl~al JP'. ·A. ~ut't 18:.He ttnde 31. Small (Stralta a &!,eat deal of fat to be pared Citl!len 3:30 Life With Elizabeth 19. PJlQl fruit. J'ttle finch SetU.· ott. 3:30 Lifo With Ellu~tb ~t-- ~The le~Jler'!l i]~~~~[~~f Oro,. auon .. .ross acing :Q~o~~i/:;:.sled ~luewo~t A MaJ"or F·1·nanci·a1c.n·w's beeu 1arge IY d epen d s upon the famny·s ability to manag., , and to cooperate. Each year the planning and man. side of family llvln1 becomes more important. Sue· husbands, wives, and children learn fc, agree on wha the family money must do and where It should go, They -nJ<i the value or working out thelr·own personal answers tog;t'b'•r.· Sh e remem be rs that successful family living Is worth wor,t.· ' lng for. She knows that being a partner in a SOIIJld marrla4e . . fines lor traffic vi · -;;;oiiitb~~jii. 2' s;·:ii;.; .. · · • tiotJ Lar~tr . Utept Suzvjay b.v Tb~. Ohlq. .J/~,- Bmtdnel. hie.• at 110 MeebiDJ,~.St., Pomeroy ....t), BmlneM ,o!fle'e~~ -- OOJ:I!Us to ~~~i~~le · -"!l!io l.ur ex. 12-0\}' Current · · I.!JtpJ,, R"U.l.rHJ ·"1"1. .o::n~t. · J\'11c., My Little Margie MDi'e etrectiV.e eontii;J fit i.aiis and 1·SO Tennessee Ernie probably chtel bottle washer; a teacher, a peraonnel di· I rc!Ct<•r. an executive, or rather, a dozen execuuv.. rolied into ~"f• County N!Jftl. or _"!{, ~blisliecf iVen• a.ltfrDO.n The Price is Right Truth or Consequences Tic Tac Dough lnd; · lll>.onc!iq~;>f side.walks jfcljll It Could Be You .... olatlpns and /elimination of £lJ.Spen- I"''"''"' J2.GO' '.Pile muta.ll. pedrestrian hazards such as now exi.st on Mill S~. opposite the post 6 :55 orfice ; Marking Of cross walks; 7 :00 Larger and better placed route 9:00 ~gns; ){oviga: the light from Wal- 1o:OO nul tp Coal St. -s:o tbat people can l0:30 Ut lo husiqesf ,pl~ep $ tJ:te e14~t 11100 11ion Qf _fines · and jail aWeqi:es; Prc•il.ibihng the congrc~tio~ of l.eeD•.agers in larJe s::roupa on street corn~~ as at ~Uand Srd. StreeU: Re~lacepte.t of pave- Soon after, she Is an intorlor decorator. U.ter, she probably as the aecretary-tr•Jasurer, figuring out a budget. She S"bscriptlon rates: Deli~ by~~~:~~~~.:~~ treek: one n. In advance ~t The Planling and shubbery the curb tree. and creating t:afficalong and . .I '*' ·... mon~, $7,~)thrae moathJt $3 .GQ, cme month .1\ltt maU ou ;year $8; W:hJt ~e your reactions to the rol· lowing! truckS; One moment she is the "chief purchasing agent"-buying neceaaary food and clothing. The next she is plant managet analytlng new and more efficient methods of production. .rot. Ohio. Lincoln, Grant and Seventh Sts.; Sb' Is a V. !. P.-A Very Important PerJ;On. She is a wile,~ mother, a nurse, housemaid, cook, dietitian, WJEH ~~eth:i;b"t~~mr~u~~:ti'~r~~;:m·: MEIGS-MASON ADIA lliCMARD S. OWIN- GINEIIAL MAMAGilll , REYNOLD I. GIIENI- IDITOR "atiOII&I ,.dt'ortUI~ttft_l><Qenllllve, Boltloelll-Klmball; IMi, .Aifutoa Aft., New Yoik cuy, Ut N. Y. 15Jtued ts aecoo.d • mailfne mat;ter at the pott OUlee Traffic aqdAvenues Safely, and Speeding on 2nd and 3rd on Main. SbelsChiefCook, Bottle Washer, Planner, Mother, Wife,Ex.ecutive · 1 · This is primarily addressed to the candidates for mayor of ~fief. 4Jf!'JtQrt, but it could be addre ssed te tbe aspiring coUilcilmen. You' will bne a majpr probl~fll in L~ sewage di"Jlosal plant, but it is not lobe hoped that it will be '~efinlle· .ly settltod in 1he eomtna two ~•rs. 'ra . DEVOTED TO INTERESTS Dear Sir: 1 0';> The DailyOf'Sentinel· · Mai}Bag Tbere is an old saying, 'Sometimes you cannot see the Ill._ for the forest", anij tOO..y it is mighty true of .Pom=y 1 ORANGES --- • • · 4 •.,. bog 45c 1 • • • - - -. . • • • • Yellow or Pink • • • • - • i - 1 0 lbs. 494t . • "' 2 • e a c h 9411 ~ b u n c h e s 194t L a r g e s i z e 394t WEErftES ·· · · · ·· · · · 2 - 8 oz. tdns 37c. SPANisH RlCE . .. .. .. .. . . . 2 - 8 oz. cans 25c SCOTT TOWELS .... , .. .. . .. .. .. . . 2 roDs -4Jc.: PARKAY .. · ' .... · .. ·· ·· · ...... · · lb. pkg. 3 pkgs. - Ch. Noodle, Tom. Veg. . ....... . • • - • • .. - '14 lb. · ........ · · · 45c • ea<h - ·Onloll- Boef Veg.............. . -~ 16 count .. · ·· .. ·· · 25c . I~ . · · eaeb- GreeD Pea ................ · · · ... -~ ~., Pan Cainp- aU mel\ · ' .". · . Pink or wblle In CGlors . . . . . UNIT LIQUID STARCH .. · .. ·.... ··· · .. Gt. MODESS BELTS ...... · .... · .. · · .. .. each 39c SCOTT TISSUE .. ·: .. · · · · · .. · · ·: · ·: 2 .~s 27c .· O.w···.······················, NC!. 300 can 3-i( W~ nssUE .,.... · ··:.. ·· ·· 4 roDs ; '• LI::PTON ·TEA ·· · • ·~ ~' ~: ' · ' · Underwood · ' ·, . . qll.•....:.77e · · . '~~ -~· ~ ,1.47 ·~'•; r. ···' MAtOLA .Oil : ·.· · · · · · ·.·: · · · · .-. · ·· · ·· · pts. 39c .SARDINIS :~ :· · ·· · · ·· · · · · · 2 ... No. 114 cans 31 c .. ' ~GO STAifCif · · ............ ··.. Lb. pkg. 15c . RIVII .,.,e; FOOD ..............·· 2 ... <16 o~. can$ ·29c ·wltb "Sew & Go Kll" MODESS .... · .. · .. · · .. · ·.. · .... · 12's 43c . . CUI,lUie • , OW4X tbER ...... ··........ 125 fl. ro11 25 · c UNIT· .. . STARCH ·" •.. · · ........ 12 oz. box 17c '1 ~· . ~ . ' ) · LI PTO ..... SOU·P · · - Pulll'n Booll · .. · . . CAT FOOD · .. · · · · · ··· .. · · · 6 - 8 oz. cans 55c Light or dark KARO SYRUP . . . .. . . . .. . .. ... l ~ lb. jar 25c Van Camp . VIENNA SAUSAGE .... · · :· 2 - 4 oz. cans 3Ck SCOTTIES ...... · · · .... · · · · .. · .. : · 400's 29c �...... _. ... .• •. .. ' • '""n.ll)' S~lnet. Pomeoj;Mldclleport, 0~ May 2, 1957 · .• ~ ' . Galt Seen In Mad Between ilobihsoD; Basilio Fot ~ ~ <Oali;lll yeoir. IIIOt ..W fHo all Drmet 'IIIU 'tale bJa • ' • Panthers Reverse Decision, Down B~g Blacks Arnold Goes· Million DoH • ~ ~ight Reiults ., Auttln, TeL (4t Lar7. I4I'JI ,..,., h0111tr for tile A'o .tlolit . Te4 tbe tanit llletal- Wllliamo al..,od h1o 11#11 l>oRW FR££. DRIVERV . lVERY DAY! ' •7 Redlegs Doing ·It lh~ Way This Y~ake For Fourth Place With'8-6 Win At Philadelphia Nool II'""' ItO, L,_ ....,,... ,,...,.. locq cntllo,.., lfO, plaee. Tile • o....,.. · lt!A· ~ll(ii;;·J jor,;oa t6e 'llold !aU W......., ~Mil \Mot 'Ot :a.~~. 1114.-.. litj..r, on the rt,ht lt.ip br of ..he aeu on tor .the Rtd Sol. ttie foUrth Inn ing. ~i!t<• •· l ~-~i~!.~ T,,.;;,,. Burne was en · With the wln. :·- t.--..---.. . . -- 1114 11- .JI.. .. ;, .. '>l' ......... • -... - ' 49c rvu vn~n · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·.: · · · · · ·'· .. 2 . .Ill cut UBIYS IAKiD IbM$ ' .. ..•...... ... .. lb. 5 boltiH u~ i=REE! KbOIUP .... ··· ·· .. .. ·· · ·· -<:. ·.... · $UJO •2 ,·, 1118. 'BANANAs .• .. ~..,.,.. . • . 2 . 9 • • . • • . • • . . . • • • • • • • ... • • . • • . • • • . . " c· · .. ·Evereacfy· Batitl'its ALL sizEs ....... ··-··way. 'OHtTIIP ~­ PUOI• ·' -T , RADIOS CL.ILA.NDS Medaf FlOUR. 1b.i's...89c . ,- ' w.) .rnustml'ke room for more trode~on Cars ol)d- tri.Jcks~We b'r~'sacrificin>J these A I units for space. I rn1•~ and trucks to other "' ·. ·· Ba~h11er's ,vvMEAt MARKET · · · ···' ~ deaiers, we are offering them to you Too frequently men-or women -who take active part.a In some phJie .or community pro}ec~s . "hether it is •port!!, health. clu." Jeaderabip, village couneil, or eburch work, are subjected to unwarrante crltkl~m for ''be!ng out In front, and 1ettlng their itama in the paper! Mus\,.'" always thlnk evil 1f hur nelllhbor? II jealousy '" ~eep ln our nature we cannot free~ ll'l'lllt to othert the rf!~ · ~~eotlultly ~ue them for h""lna ' drumnes• of dally work? Thl1 little 1ermon hat bet>n prompted by a aorrowrul eom· atnt on the part. of one UtUe ague leader h'ere who &ald b~ 1 been accu~ed of aetUng, teady "to run for aome oftlce.'1 or tryln11 to let aomethtng imt ~ f E Wastebasket It lj \l •! • ;I ftc 99c it." We ahall not namt- any namOJ . .ut thit Spor•a Desk has verified ..one of the current officers c! lhe Melp Co•nty J.lttle Leaiu • Auotlatlon aopll'i! to any polltlclt •fllce or IJUblle apPointment, or a ~I 'reatlve, an escape !rom I he hum 47c leg. fl.98 Reg. $1.29 Jletl. 98e -~=!If~. bbaM ~. Plastic! 12· qt .• !opacity, , 4 IIY colors. taxpaYer'• craVy traln. Men"• SOcftt Could you bj!lleye Itt 'J'Ijily 11111 like. anit•..,t-'lo ,.. 'J':rll. . - -- ·- -1 r-·- · · ' *~ll~l· ac. • · ... ~-· :i~/l ,. aome ' ,._. . ";! ,••,..,., ·,.,· .. .55 FORD Yl. · · . .. . . d . . .. . . . . - • •• •• ~te LESS THAN $! Jlel. .tt• - Plaltlc ftill ! 111mm t~~r' cot'iflat. . g\a~s In Fai~ 4. Dr. Fordomatic. 16,000·* -Sltrp .-.... ' .~~ ;_; . .,·· . .... o\,0 l ~<I ,. • .· ... ' i ·• f0R WDUATtON ,:. ~ '$16410· - d for .. ••• ~ ..;·. ··,' IASV ..... . ~ ... . "·' . . ' Avoncloo~ • '-MjiA\. · tan•n I ' '"' ., I. .• ,• • .. ' ' ......... ·wtth lite 11*"'." . \~orlzon~ .. •,. .- ··: ' ·j·i :1_ 11" ' ' ·, . .... - . S 1.1 :.. · 1 . '' · . Florida lib . ...................... 1 39' Hot 't . . ;": . Dt•..Jo:l-Cilr.AvtomaticTn~...-loit ·· ········ : ·····~·· ·····~·: $14U. 4'Dt."""-tlc ......... .......... ·~ ··~ ,. .,~ ·: :· ~ : $9. ' ' ' ~• - . r •. . ....... -'_ ....... ' I . l··· forclotlatic, Oea11 .. ·.. ;· .... ·.. :.. ··;·•.. :~ ·:-:,, ~~..~,• •~ in. dish or uUUty pan. Red, reuow,1U:Q)Iolse. ',"' . Fai!W,· ·IVERY LOW, ~WN PA:YMiNfS · 88c ·~~· \tnbreakable ·l4J.t2V.x5· f • ~· .. 1911 FOD. YI~Di\ ll.aOionndNice .............. :·.. ,., ......,. ~:... ,..:.':..:,.:. . W. 1952 STUDDAKERcciliMiWer2DroACI• c.t ...... :.... . .,·. · ~:·•· .. ••·· .. ··· ~·.· .-. 1410 1955 FORD Y8 Cusloll Fonlor .............................. , .................. : ... $1181 : 1955 FORD VI Custom T..bo ·.... ·~ · •· · · · · · · ~ · · .. :. ,· · .. · · .. ·.......... · ··•,.......:,: ·•• ••• • Dlllnerw-.... $L47., '••·' ......... --··:. -~ ~-.... -~b& . •••••• • i ·•• ;, , • • • • • : • • • • • • • • 37c. .. ore .' - \Vcate . 'i J~.i6 ~liEWOLET VI Long Wheel Bait Pickup .. · ....... · .... .. ..... ... · .... · ... . $.300 194a INTERNATIONAL 2Ton Flat. Good Tires, Runs Good .... ·.. .. .. ·... ...... · ...... · --~ 1949 FORD VI Pk:klp, Lots. of MOeage Left · · · · · · · · · · · · ·: · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · ··. ·· · · · · · · ~ · · $28. 1955 FORD VI F601) Flat Dump, 5 spd. TraM. Excelle.,t Tires. One Ow11er · ·· · ·: ··· · $-\500 1956 FORD 6 cyl. Picbp. One Owner. Sharp · · ..... · .. · · · · ·.. · .. · · · .. · · ........ ·: .. · ~1954 CHE\'ROL!T 8.4 Ton, 5" Sttkes, ldealfor Product. Giotl tirts ... :;...... :.......tntfl 1952 •.4 Tot. bpl'es11 Pickur: . AGOod Sturdy Truck · · ··· · · · · ·.·.· ;·· ··· · · · · :·· · · ;·.. .. $475 ~952 DODGE 1 · ·· ·· ··~ ~ ~, :u •• ~ ••• .-.............• .· : ··: ····· ~ . ~-'~·> .-''ti75, patterna. .. Middleport Prices We Cannot Tctlte Siore~Wide Values in I oftUblle "catt8e" I"hey llit'"e 'lo work In becaus e it Is somethinv Phone 62z2 N!l. 2ml St. i'·.ii• .• \ . , ·' �...... _. ... .• •. .. ' • '""n.ll)' S~lnet. Pomeoj;Mldclleport, 0~ May 2, 1957 · .• ~ ' . Galt Seen In Mad Between ilobihsoD; Basilio Fot ~ ~ <Oali;lll yeoir. IIIOt ..W fHo all Drmet 'IIIU 'tale bJa • ' • Panthers Reverse Decision, Down B~g Blacks Arnold Goes· Million DoH • ~ ~ight Reiults ., Auttln, TeL (4t Lar7. I4I'JI ,..,., h0111tr for tile A'o .tlolit . Te4 tbe tanit llletal- Wllliamo al..,od h1o 11#11 l>oRW FR££. DRIVERV . lVERY DAY! ' •7 Redlegs Doing ·It lh~ Way This Y~ake For Fourth Place With'8-6 Win At Philadelphia Nool II'""' ItO, L,_ ....,,... ,,...,.. locq cntllo,.., lfO, plaee. Tile • o....,.. · lt!A· ~ll(ii;;·J jor,;oa t6e 'llold !aU W......., ~Mil \Mot 'Ot :a.~~. 1114.-.. litj..r, on the rt,ht lt.ip br of ..he aeu on tor .the Rtd Sol. ttie foUrth Inn ing. ~i!t<• •· l ~-~i~!.~ T,,.;;,,. Burne was en · With the wln. :·- t.--..---.. . . -- 1114 11- .JI.. .. ;, .. '>l' ......... • -... - ' 49c rvu vn~n · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·.: · · · · · ·'· .. 2 . .Ill cut UBIYS IAKiD IbM$ ' .. ..•...... ... .. lb. 5 boltiH u~ i=REE! KbOIUP .... ··· ·· .. .. ·· · ·· -<:. ·.... · $UJO •2 ,·, 1118. 'BANANAs .• .. ~..,.,.. . • . 2 . 9 • • . • • . • • . . . • • • • • • • ... • • . • • . • • • . . " c· · .. ·Evereacfy· Batitl'its ALL sizEs ....... ··-··way. 'OHtTIIP ~­ PUOI• ·' -T , RADIOS CL.ILA.NDS Medaf FlOUR. 1b.i's...89c . ,- ' w.) .rnustml'ke room for more trode~on Cars ol)d- tri.Jcks~We b'r~'sacrificin>J these A I units for space. I rn1•~ and trucks to other "' ·. ·· Ba~h11er's ,vvMEAt MARKET · · · ···' ~ deaiers, we are offering them to you Too frequently men-or women -who take active part.a In some phJie .or community pro}ec~s . "hether it is •port!!, health. clu." Jeaderabip, village couneil, or eburch work, are subjected to unwarrante crltkl~m for ''be!ng out In front, and 1ettlng their itama in the paper! Mus\,.'" always thlnk evil 1f hur nelllhbor? II jealousy '" ~eep ln our nature we cannot free~ ll'l'lllt to othert the rf!~ · ~~eotlultly ~ue them for h""lna ' drumnes• of dally work? Thl1 little 1ermon hat bet>n prompted by a aorrowrul eom· atnt on the part. of one UtUe ague leader h'ere who &ald b~ 1 been accu~ed of aetUng, teady "to run for aome oftlce.'1 or tryln11 to let aomethtng imt ~ f E Wastebasket It lj \l •! • ;I ftc 99c it." We ahall not namt- any namOJ . .ut thit Spor•a Desk has verified ..one of the current officers c! lhe Melp Co•nty J.lttle Leaiu • Auotlatlon aopll'i! to any polltlclt •fllce or IJUblle apPointment, or a ~I 'reatlve, an escape !rom I he hum 47c leg. fl.98 Reg. $1.29 Jletl. 98e -~=!If~. bbaM ~. Plastic! 12· qt .• !opacity, , 4 IIY colors. taxpaYer'• craVy traln. Men"• SOcftt Could you bj!lleye Itt 'J'Ijily 11111 like. anit•..,t-'lo ,.. 'J':rll. . - -- ·- -1 r-·- · · ' *~ll~l· ac. • · ... ~-· :i~/l ,. aome ' ,._. . ";! ,••,..,., ·,.,· .. .55 FORD Yl. · · . .. . . d . . .. . . . . - • •• •• ~te LESS THAN $! Jlel. .tt• - Plaltlc ftill ! 111mm t~~r' cot'iflat. . g\a~s In Fai~ 4. Dr. Fordomatic. 16,000·* -Sltrp .-.... ' .~~ ;_; . .,·· . .... o\,0 l ~<I ,. • .· ... ' i ·• f0R WDUATtON ,:. ~ '$16410· - d for .. ••• ~ ..;·. ··,' IASV ..... . ~ ... . "·' . . ' Avoncloo~ • '-MjiA\. · tan•n I ' '"' ., I. .• ,• • .. ' ' ......... ·wtth lite 11*"'." . \~orlzon~ .. •,. .- ··: ' ·j·i :1_ 11" ' ' ·, . .... - . S 1.1 :.. · 1 . '' · . Florida lib . ...................... 1 39' Hot 't . . ;": . Dt•..Jo:l-Cilr.AvtomaticTn~...-loit ·· ········ : ·····~·· ·····~·: $14U. 4'Dt."""-tlc ......... .......... ·~ ··~ ,. .,~ ·: :· ~ : $9. ' ' ' ~• - . r •. . ....... -'_ ....... ' I . l··· forclotlatic, Oea11 .. ·.. ;· .... ·.. :.. ··;·•.. :~ ·:-:,, ~~..~,• •~ in. dish or uUUty pan. Red, reuow,1U:Q)Iolse. ',"' . Fai!W,· ·IVERY LOW, ~WN PA:YMiNfS · 88c ·~~· \tnbreakable ·l4J.t2V.x5· f • ~· .. 1911 FOD. YI~Di\ ll.aOionndNice .............. :·.. ,., ......,. ~:... ,..:.':..:,.:. . W. 1952 STUDDAKERcciliMiWer2DroACI• c.t ...... :.... . .,·. · ~:·•· .. ••·· .. ··· ~·.· .-. 1410 1955 FORD Y8 Cusloll Fonlor .............................. , .................. : ... $1181 : 1955 FORD VI Custom T..bo ·.... ·~ · •· · · · · · · ~ · · .. :. ,· · .. · · .. ·.......... · ··•,.......:,: ·•• ••• • Dlllnerw-.... $L47., '••·' ......... --··:. -~ ~-.... -~b& . •••••• • i ·•• ;, , • • • • • : • • • • • • • • 37c. .. ore .' - \Vcate . 'i J~.i6 ~liEWOLET VI Long Wheel Bait Pickup .. · ....... · .... .. ..... ... · .... · ... . $.300 194a INTERNATIONAL 2Ton Flat. Good Tires, Runs Good .... ·.. .. .. ·... ...... · ...... · --~ 1949 FORD VI Pk:klp, Lots. of MOeage Left · · · · · · · · · · · · ·: · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · ··. ·· · · · · · · ~ · · $28. 1955 FORD VI F601) Flat Dump, 5 spd. TraM. Excelle.,t Tires. One Ow11er · ·· · ·: ··· · $-\500 1956 FORD 6 cyl. Picbp. One Owner. Sharp · · ..... · .. · · · · ·.. · .. · · · .. · · ........ ·: .. · ~1954 CHE\'ROL!T 8.4 Ton, 5" Sttkes, ldealfor Product. Giotl tirts ... :;...... :.......tntfl 1952 •.4 Tot. bpl'es11 Pickur: . AGOod Sturdy Truck · · ··· · · · · ·.·.· ;·· ··· · · · · :·· · · ;·.. .. $475 ~952 DODGE 1 · ·· ·· ··~ ~ ~, :u •• ~ ••• .-.............• .· : ··: ····· ~ . ~-'~·> .-''ti75, patterna. .. Middleport Prices We Cannot Tctlte Siore~Wide Values in I oftUblle "catt8e" I"hey llit'"e 'lo work In becaus e it Is somethinv Phone 62z2 N!l. 2ml St. i'·.ii• .• \ . , ·' �• ' ' • Thoily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 2, 1957- 7 • 1-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·llllddleport, 0., May 2, 1957 ,,.. .......... PAINTING- FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS 2 c.tnta r.: word. oae l.n.Krtion. Minimum charge 01 l.bne toDMCutive i.naertio111. ~. --4 eentl SpeeW - One month for 25 centll pea· word. FUJI nte of 2 eenc. per word will be clurged for advf'rlialng 11 DOt pl.ld for before the 16th of each month followina tnsertion. li'Zrwl ~ AdvertiaiDJ-Should be reported lmmedlately. The .D.U7 Se11L'ael "'ill aotDe responsible for mOJe thaD one Incorrect lnR!rtlon. C'.vd of Tbanb and Special Notkel of Event. $1.00. Obitu.ariet pubUihed at 1 cent per wortl. o: or TitAILER like new, steel body firJJt reaBonaUie offer accepted 512 Headley St.. Mlddl!!port. i-1 T . Lohse. 5-1·3tt: HAM SPOOT, Racine Planing Mill LARGE uaed buffet, good condi· Sunday, May 5, 1:00 P· m. J tton. Bailey's Lake, Racine Road . 523lc 4303tc on and after this dat'ce-,:CM:-,-,-:2:-,;;1957 '1 -~- .,-,--1 will not be resporuible for any GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and debts contracted by anyoile oth..: Serviee. R. A. Finlaw, 512' E. er than myself. .,, Main St., Pomeroy. 4 27 tl 1 Ben Gt.iner 5 2 3tp POWER UNIT with 35 KW Gener. ator auitable f·or running small cutting machine or loader. Sat· isfaction guaranteed, $500.00 (2l Of Term~ to .!!Ultable person, SPruce I -;w:;-lo express my appreciation 3-55M, Matmn City. 15 2 3tt· for the beautiful floral dona· tions, Sua:ar l(un friends and Meyerl'· ·DEE.P wgu, PUMP, ncighbon1 at the ttme of ttle Crude Oil, $3 per barrel !. Virgil death of mY sister, Mrs. Lwura , Teaford, Syracuse . Phone 007.M. Bryant. ., 27 Otp Minnie Bryant =:::-_-,--cc--·-~ ­ ~ 2 ltp CHROME brcakfut set. Good con· dition. $l5. MO E. Main St., --·-· Phone 181·Y. 4 30 3tp Headquarhn for SamS'onlte Luggag~ - Lam Ci!dar J~s~HI' --;;1otor. boat and ChP.•ts - LAU Window Fans.traller with Bpare til'e and Frigidaire Refrigerators. wheel. Priecct f11r quick sale. 841br Furnltur•, Mlddloport, Ohio Phone OOIJ.J. 4 30 3tc 4 20 tf FOR SALE-1 roun~g roo~ ~----table 2 chairs. !.lilian .Sl6ff, :570 2nd. St., Middleport. 4 30 3tc Cord Thanks - - -· '(8bl Auto Sei:Vic,;s I. H. KA WUI'IGS SOil!S 00. - Zt bour trt'retker Sct'vice. Da1 Phone 0221. Nlg.bt Phone fl0311.X. DODGE • PLYMOUTH DEAL .,JIB 3 • tt 18) Auto S11les (I .1 '~~(anted To 'Bvy WA..'IITE0-2reu zr r~. Need :W us.:- · 12 cu. fl. or smnllN' ~~~ trad ' in, on new rrec1.crs. \'II ill pay you iop do llar, Your llut J>olnt fltal er, Fife Refrigeration hclo 1 High ~chool, Middl eport. Ope1 ~ evening.~ 9:00 P. M. Easy Wrm ' . 19158 BUICK Special -,:-:dcc r.- ;Sedan. One loral owner, dynaFiow drive R&H , two tone green. $2,:105.00. 3-1·3lc Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 5 2 Ute (-;-;--;:·--:;;--:::- 1966 OLDS V6 4 dr. Sedan. $2,395. - ---;--:--,---:-:-:Hydamatlc drive, fully equipped, 3 room furnished apartment lor rent. Next 1o ho~pilal. Phone lo.ss than 14,000 miles. ~laett 284. 11 2 6tc n1r'1, Pomeroy. l'i 2 6tc 1MB PONnAC V8 Star Chief 4 dr. hr Rent Sedan. $2,191}. Hydramatk drive, very low mileage, Immaculate. Blaettnar'l, Pomeroy. l'i 2 $tc Extension Ladders, Seaffold Boards. Drop Cloths. Clinton Fl~her, Middleport. Phone 62br..X. U 1 tf - ·--:-::-::::-:·-:--:-::--:-Flve Room Apartment with Jau·n· 1955 OLDS "88" Holiday Coupe . clry and Garage. Fll'8t floor. A. f2,193. Low mlleaac, hyramatlc N. Bengal, Pomeroy . 4 3 U drive, R&H. careful owner. Blaetlnar'a, Pomeroy. 0 2 6lc 2-ROOM furni!.h-ed-;-a- p-,-, :lm- o-n"'t.- ::3 ROOM furnished apartment. 19M BUICK V8 Special 4 dr. Sedan utilities furnished, 3 room and $1,3118. Dynaflow drive, like new bath unfurnished apartment. ln. two tone blue flnlah. Blacllnar'a, quire at Home Rtetaurant. Mid· Pomeroy. 5 2 ttc dleport. ,4 26 6tc 111M CHE :=:: YRO::cLET "210" 4 dr . Sedan. .1,006. Spotlcas original EWNOTON Player Plano. Mrs. dark blue llnbh, a real perform· Joho Stout, H.( rlaopvllle. er. BlaettQIJ''a, Pomeroy. t 26 6tp · 5 2 8tc tor rent . Eleetrlc wallpaPer 8£1!: BIU. CHILDS fllr the BEST !teamer. Clinwn Flaber, Mid· und c:ar nluea. 3.ao ·1 rno.c Ueport. Ph . 6203-)(' tl·l tf A91 For Scle FOREMAN & ABBOTT T.V. SER· a. m., Ohio Eastern Standard Time V1Ct: All malr:eJO Repaired by Ex· Monday, May 13, 1957, for furnlfb.. pert TerflnieiaDJ. Phone 8284 Y ing all services, labor, material Middtepor:. 6-13-tl and equipment necessary liJ apply (biluminoua material SC-1) at the :::OMPLETI!: Insuranct: Protection, rate of approximately 0.25 to 0.30 Life, Auto. Fire, Polio. Call Doo gal. per sq. yd., and aggregate to Milia, Middleport, Ohio. be furnished and spread for cOver immediately after the applicetion of SC· l at the rate of approximately ll to 10 lbs. per aq. yd., on :yt.rNeW modern 2 bedroom home ious r.outes ap.d sections in Atbena, with gara!(c. Also 4 room Meig«, and VInton Counties. Approximately 00.92 miles., var. home. Con necting lot11. Out of high water, Pomeroy. For · the ious widths. Completion date : June 115, 1~'7. price of one home. Phone The bidder must submit with his 6204·Y.. Middleport. 4 27 6tc bid a certified check ln the 70R SALF. -- Hou~~ . 9 roorua, all amount of $900.00. moder n, good condil ion, 1 acre ThP- minimum wage to be paJd ground. Ll'l<~rt Falls . Harriet Hy- to 1U labor t•mployed on this conatt, Loud,1 nvil\e, Ohio. I) 2 3tc tract .!!hall be in accordance with the Schedule of PrevaUing Hourly ~~-- ~--:-= I ROOM HOUSE, corner of 4th Wage Rl!.tes Ascertained and De~er­ and Cullege Road, Syracuse. mlned ~Y thp . Department of In· Richard A. Hayman, Letart ~!Jstrial Relations applicable to Falla. 4 29 6tp the State Highway Department Improvements in accordance wlth tESJDE- N.CE- SYR~ A - CUS" Sl Sec, 4113.03, 4115.04, 411!1.03, 10 • 41115.06 and 4115.07 of the Rcvlaed room.q, 4 11own, 2 up, city water, Code of Ohio. lf4 A. lot $2200.00. Do you want Before Issuing 1 purchase order a far m, hu~;ine:>s, or r111idence. the successful biddi!r will be re. See u~. To Hell, liS't with us, we qulred to furnish bond In an welcom e all listings. Earl D. Mcndor, RNiltor. Pearl F. Park· amount eq ual to one half of the A . , cost of the work . er, g,_.nt, I omeroy. Phone 210. Prequalification : Bidders mUit _ _ _ _ _ -----~ .:_~. · pply !Or ~rtqualification with tk SE VEN ROOM HOIJSE, 1165 Vint · epartfDeiit 'at l ~ast 10 days belol'e the date set to open bids. InforSt., Middlcporl, $ti500.00. P . Lollrldge, 5 1 titp matlon pertaining thereto . and pre- - --·--~ qualifying blanks may be obtain· ed from the Highway Credit ExlllU WARD aminer, Room 907-E, Ohio Depart· ments Bldg., Columbus, Ohio. • Bidding formS' will be forwarded "TIOIIWI • • from the Purchaaina Office upon ...... ..._c.. , . , . ' request. ......_ c . . The Director reserves the right 115 I. locoocl II. -~~ to reject any and all bida and to ~ ....,.,.Ohio waive tcchntcallties. On lt. II, Call Wrn. G,.,...,, George J. Thormyer., • . - lprln" Actina: Director of Hla:hwaya (4) 25, (5), 2, 2tc ----- . 11\'~tJRANCI!: -'GENCY t:lu, Automobile, Healtla · ACCIDIN~ Life. C•aualty •rKI ._.. Reoll!atate Broker In MID'DLIPOIIT, OHIO 6136-M PHONU Q11 CONCIII!:TB . BLOCIQJ -aulld ltHer hr Len" bus, Ohio, until 11:00 A. M., Ohio Easter~ Standard Time, Monday, May 13, 1907, for turnlabing all GRUE8ER BLOCK CO. """'"· labor, motorial ond equip· ' gregate to be turnbhed and aprcad lor eover lmmodlololy liter the WE Buy .JUN'Jf CO; Pho.. iio FUlTON THOMPSON WA~'ll'M - iattt. Vadllb Plumblnl. Phone 441-11. B t . Stp !! !~""""' !amlly preferred:, houae ud Jar- den. Good w11e1. By day or month. Pllly HlU, Letart Jf'alll. U90te '1,~ ;1b. CharlestOn Milk 84ae. Ditotrlb\llO.. wanted. lo aupply Dal· ly and Sundty Columbus Di• • ltlll fi..4 Co-op tractor wit • lOidtlr. Jtl4 New Jlolland tor patch, Ohio State Journal, and IJt llanen.er with dlreet tut . • Columbu• Star to boyl and news. ·wb:ldow aDd row c·rop head •. OnM . ,"'· bto1wer. Vlctnr Hy1cll. nenvt 1e 1\t. No. I, pboM atand in Pomeroy and MiddlePar"•'•t. P00 '0•0lY10 P1•,m,,•0r<t1y-bM ~t 10·iddwlopio r 1e. Two tn~ Urea and .;.btele, 8-32, ~ tondltl~n. Pearl Deem, VanSchoyck , State C.lteu atlon Department, Coh•mha, Ohio. llelne 1110. 5-1-3tp Columbu1 DJJpatC!b, Ker,neth G l 6tp 52 .,...,.!: .e"l'\bi!I!IUon • . ~· (20)Buslness Services .j,l\i!ii!•IIID otorm and RHo "'IIAA'" and <Joon. St•ol . Nll9~11 ond C~IIK O,A*GI .,.~ ~~!Q- awnlnca and ean- Cn rep,tr-Weldift&~rv ~~ ~ S)lil :wnuom · llldlord, ~ t a lmop. IDII U..d Paru. Phone 3811; It ""'· Ohio. mcnt nece .. ary to apply (bUumln· j::::~;;"":::'":;::;:.Jolil:;::;:/"~~:"'~';;"';;'";;";;'";;':;::;::=j 0.25 ous material SC.l) at the rate of to 0.30 gal. per IMI· yd. and \g. OHIO VAIJLEY 11tH BATHROOM OUTFIT. alto eablnet •Jnk and o~r alnk c:ab. STATE HIGHWAY PURCHASiNG OPPICI , _ bpi (OPJ No. 57·212"\ Scaled proposab will be ~­ ccivcd !rom prequalltied bidder~ at the State Highwa:v Purcha•lng , 1 IIAMI ICIAP IRON...:: MITALS ._,..... J.-:INESS PUPPIES for ••le, Mra .. woodrow w. Call, 732 SYc. ' 4 30 lotp omo,. 81., lllddleporl. -ViiiiT_I_D·-;A-;;T-:O:::NC_I_ _ 21_c MAN. to work on truek' !arm, :;":-:;-:-:c:;;:::::=___!::30_ 1.,. NOTICE TO CON'TWACTOitl STATI OF OHIO D&PARTMINT OF HIGHWAYS Office, Room BOB. Ohlo Department Blda;., 84 S. P'rcint St .. Colum- .ITRUCTURA~ . Hou~tkecper fqr two adult1. Wrile or call rr•~ KaUtt; . Middleport Phone ~)C: · Gal. PHONE 330-M ""'-'CAN qt -· ,$1.2}1 • ~ESGt-.IC!'!.. ZE R::)G IS THK:K.~-"!Q ONE IS AROuND.'f 0 • 16 Colors to Choose from ' YOUNG S MARKET SIMONS MARKET W. MAIN ST. • 1 POMEROY MIDDLEPORT SHOP A&P FOR ALL YOUR FOoD FAVORITES~ •• AND GET SOME OF THE •• , ., C>on't "" feo-ociou<. So$. I flew the handle • I YOU CAN PUT YOUR TROST IN //Super-Right" Quality MEATS! voree artion. In William D. Huneate v!l. SWisher Coal Co. , and the Villa: • or Pomero);, leave was granted the Swisher Coal Coo~ to move .~ ~l.ead to an amended petition u:J · tll May 3Q, 1o:i7. F. Harmon O'Bri(ln was n..med b): ttie court to protect tha Inter ests or Eugime Gilmore In the pnceeAllgs between the Citizens Na· tional Bank of Midtllepart vs. ·Walter Fnank1in Gilmore, et al. CHUC ROAST .One guaranteed quality ... "Super-Right• Quality eern-!ecj btefl One thrifty price! ·33.; • (Contlnu~ from ,... one) Dr. Quillen was a member of t hP Anierican Medical Association lb. <HOICE BLADE CUTS Fresh ... Plump ond Tender, PID Ready ... YOU Rodney Downing See The · New Hollond ftACfOK SALIS Pomeroy ceased. (4) 4, 11. 18, 23, (GJ, 2, Gte WALL PAINT . o: 388-V. Cempleloly Now From Hlkll Ia Cbute Kabel L. Swan, Admtnito tratrix of the .Eitllte of CharleS' A. Gotachiu, -De- Inside - -- SLEEPING ROOM for HAY LINER &ale: Cash in band on day ot Nle. --~ ........ ( 14) For Rerot Said preml&el are apf~raited at •1.800.00 and mu• be aold tor not le11 than two-thirdJJ of aald appraised value, and thf terms of CHICKEN GIZZARDS · · · · · · · · · · 1-lb. pk. 39c GROUND BEEF · · · .... · .. · ...... · lb. 29c PURE PORK SAUSAGE · .. · · · .. · · · · lb. 39c HAM SAlAD, home made · · · ··· ·· · · lb. 59c LIVER PUDDING, home made · ·· · · · lb. 49c BUY SELL RENT STATE HIGHWAY PURCHASING lind employment- hire- , - - - OFFICE 20 til Insurance or find a lost Hc111 through Small engine parts. BRIGGS & Loval Copy No. 57·201 ::---:::---,--The Daily Sentln•J WANT STRATI'ON, CLINTON & IRON sarne.Bim~o Sealed proposal• will be recelv· Lwmra.nce A.111eney, ADS Don't put tt off _ HORSE. Garden tractors, tillers, Middleport. Fire • Automoblle- ed from prequalifled biddera at · lawnmowers, Clinton chain saw the State Hi~hway Puro:haslng Ofca.n 398 Today- An Ad in •parts. Ridenour'.'! Supply, Chest· londs. PbOilo 6318-X ..._., fice, Room 808, Ohio Departments this column er, Ohio . 5 2 9tc Bldg., Columbufl, Ohio, until 11:00 GETS RESULT", olng, coot.a!Dlnc fifty aeres be the same mort: or leu. SPECIALS! w. 3 piece light walnut bedroom suite excellent condltton, $60. InqUire Mr. Lacey at Oh1o Valley Bak· 1ng Co, Middleport. 5 2 3tc IT'S EASY TO northwest corner of said Seetlon No. 18 of rownship No. 8, Ranje No. 18 ;thence east one huodred PAPER·HANG-ING No. HI Town&hips of tbe Ohio rods: thence •outb elJbty roda; L. V. R•lslnstr NOTIC. OF PUBLIC SALI Company's Pur~lla~ and , bounded thence west one bundred roda or RuiM, Ohi• IN PURSUANCE of t be , aa follows :. Begmnmg on the sec- to the section line; thence north ~---4 27 U order or the Probate Court of tlon line e1ghty rods aputb the eij:hty roda to the pllce of· bello· QUJCK SEkVICE l'll W•..eb ·t;e- Meigs County , Ohio, I will offer ,~;;-;;;;-;.;;;;.i;.i;-;;;;;;;;-;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:~ palrlne hy Factory Trained 1 for sale at public auction on the watchmaker COI.l.L'i"S 4th day of May, 195'7, at 10:00 LERS, Pvm~ro, . 1-3-tf o'dock a. m. at the door of the - - - - - - - - - - -Court House, Pomeroy, Ohio, the RADIO • TELeVISION SERVICE, foJlowi~g described real estate .lit· Phon,. z..JO, Cleland Appliance uated m t.J;Ie county of Me1~1, Store , b .d Main St., Pomero~ State of Ob1o, and In the Towmhip 2·23-H of Salem , to-wit: The foUowing described premIses situated in the Town1hfp of T.fRMITES EXTERMINATED Salem, County of Meigs and state For free inspection phone 383-M, Gilmore Supply Store, Pomeroy. All work guar<~nteed. Fully in· suretl. Vau [lhan's Industrial and NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, Residential Termite Control Ser· ST ATI OF OHIO vice, St. M.'lrys, W. Va. 4 9 U 'DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS JEWE-l RATES ( 1) Notices cl Ohia, Rein. • port ol S.ctlon I PHONE 398 per word Legal Notice Room• New FurRitvre FOR ,, $,. f'~·.AA ,.· •., :.&7. . .~ ~ BAK~R FURNI":;Yil~ OD ~'be B,rllll comer appliutlon of' BC-1 at tbe rate of approximately 8 to 10 lb1. per aq. yd. on various rout'ea and set:!tlons in Gallia and Mel•• Counth!a. Approximately 87.16 mJiea, var· lous Widtha. · )· Completion; date: June IS, 10157. The bidder muat submit with hia bid a certified check in the amount of $800.00. The mlnlmum waa:e to . be paid to aU labor employed on thl1 eon· tra~t shall be In accordance with the Schedule of Prevailing Hourly Wage Ratu Aacettalped and De. termined, ,~ the ·Depvtment of lndustrJal llelatJonr applltable to the State ~w~ Department Im 1'provementa 111 · ~ccordance with ·sec. tllS.OS, 4115.<K, 4liii.Otl, tliB. Q6 ~nd tlls.!l'f of ,lhe Rovlood Code o! Ohio. . :Sefpre t11ulpl: • pu~baae order the aucteuful bidder will be re guired to ""'nl1h bo~d In an amount equal \p ono half of the cott or the wol'k. PrequaUfieaUon: Bidders mUB1 opply ftll' pftq~lltlleaUon with. the Departme~t,. ?t- leatt 10 days bttore tbe date tet to" G8n1 bida. lnfor. mation pertalnin1 thereto, and prequallfylna blank• may be obtained t from the Hi1bway C::redlt Examin· cr, Room 80'7·E, Ob.I.O J)epartmenu Bide.• flllllld•••~ · .. 4 :at Ute _ _ __,.,...,. .... ....,:--- (4) 20, ' 'I Colun\~u,o. · OIIIo. Biddhia torms 'will btl forwarded ~rom th.e Purchuinl Offlee upon l'eq ucst. . " ' • The Dlroctor. rttervu ·t he rl11ht to reject any and all •bids and to waive tetbnleaUtiea. Geora:e J, Tborm)'er, . Acliua Dlr.t ctor at :Hi&bwan (S), 2, ate· ' ' lb. Gallqiolis, Ohid' No Extro Chorge for Cut-Up! OPEN FOR SEASON A&P Super-Rlgbl . , . Choice Call, Exira LeiD A&P's Marvel Brand · · · · Rich English Roast 49c Ice Cream Sat"rdayl Mcay 4th lb. A&P Super·RIJhl Tender Sle~ Beef ROUND BONE Beef ,Roast · lb 47c 6 FLAVORS A&P Super-IUgbl •. , Tender, AU M..l JUICY SKINLESS Wieners . Rolled' C A&P Sape.-RIJhl ••. Boaelo1o, lilySlltlaJ ·73c I I _ 33c .I Picni~~ . . ' .. , •• Jloulllona ... .llep ~. Sweet t, ·. ' , · '. · '' ; p T Strtvlberrirs2· s 49c: Fw!d4 ~1 : . . 14on& Green Slicen F~ ,....,. ' .- 3 25c 0 R ' Ftor\da'· .. To~er, Golden, Ice Freah . F 6 39c O· . ·. 1 'V'• "t<'• . ' ' --Sale!. · . R /' , ... ' A&P's .<;r••lmonl ... Or111go or Pineapple Sherliet .. · .. · ............ · .. · qt.:39c Dol Mon•• ~ _: w~. Ktmt1 or c......,.,. ; "'\;( 1Golden Com .. : ·· · 2 • 17-oz. caM 29c · lb. . 'FRESH fflurfS & VE$~ABLESI ,gol.69c pkg. r ''-PS • , lb. ""' aper·RIJhl ... Loan, Tender , .. Short Shull. . v~ 1-lb.4·5 ' P~l· Noun 6:30p.m. tllO p.m. Nlghlr ' . &:,jj·6ant~':P:C.7'2 ·16-oz. ~an~ 37c I Del Monto ___ Rich,. .Jmoe:th· ·. ·· Tomato 5auctt;· · · · ·' · .~ • 8-oi. cans 25c ' I - ' .. . - I I Dol-~ -· Rleh • .., I Tonaato J~e · · ·.: . . - i r 46-oL cans 49c'. ' ' -.li)llo." • ,J, • . • NEVER o~ �• ' ' • Thoily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 2, 1957- 7 • 1-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·llllddleport, 0., May 2, 1957 ,,.. .......... PAINTING- FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS 2 c.tnta r.: word. oae l.n.Krtion. Minimum charge 01 l.bne toDMCutive i.naertio111. ~. --4 eentl SpeeW - One month for 25 centll pea· word. FUJI nte of 2 eenc. per word will be clurged for advf'rlialng 11 DOt pl.ld for before the 16th of each month followina tnsertion. li'Zrwl ~ AdvertiaiDJ-Should be reported lmmedlately. The .D.U7 Se11L'ael "'ill aotDe responsible for mOJe thaD one Incorrect lnR!rtlon. C'.vd of Tbanb and Special Notkel of Event. $1.00. Obitu.ariet pubUihed at 1 cent per wortl. o: or TitAILER like new, steel body firJJt reaBonaUie offer accepted 512 Headley St.. Mlddl!!port. i-1 T . Lohse. 5-1·3tt: HAM SPOOT, Racine Planing Mill LARGE uaed buffet, good condi· Sunday, May 5, 1:00 P· m. J tton. Bailey's Lake, Racine Road . 523lc 4303tc on and after this dat'ce-,:CM:-,-,-:2:-,;;1957 '1 -~- .,-,--1 will not be resporuible for any GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and debts contracted by anyoile oth..: Serviee. R. A. Finlaw, 512' E. er than myself. .,, Main St., Pomeroy. 4 27 tl 1 Ben Gt.iner 5 2 3tp POWER UNIT with 35 KW Gener. ator auitable f·or running small cutting machine or loader. Sat· isfaction guaranteed, $500.00 (2l Of Term~ to .!!Ultable person, SPruce I -;w:;-lo express my appreciation 3-55M, Matmn City. 15 2 3tt· for the beautiful floral dona· tions, Sua:ar l(un friends and Meyerl'· ·DEE.P wgu, PUMP, ncighbon1 at the ttme of ttle Crude Oil, $3 per barrel !. Virgil death of mY sister, Mrs. Lwura , Teaford, Syracuse . Phone 007.M. Bryant. ., 27 Otp Minnie Bryant =:::-_-,--cc--·-~ ­ ~ 2 ltp CHROME brcakfut set. Good con· dition. $l5. MO E. Main St., --·-· Phone 181·Y. 4 30 3tp Headquarhn for SamS'onlte Luggag~ - Lam Ci!dar J~s~HI' --;;1otor. boat and ChP.•ts - LAU Window Fans.traller with Bpare til'e and Frigidaire Refrigerators. wheel. Priecct f11r quick sale. 841br Furnltur•, Mlddloport, Ohio Phone OOIJ.J. 4 30 3tc 4 20 tf FOR SALE-1 roun~g roo~ ~----table 2 chairs. !.lilian .Sl6ff, :570 2nd. St., Middleport. 4 30 3tc Cord Thanks - - -· '(8bl Auto Sei:Vic,;s I. H. KA WUI'IGS SOil!S 00. - Zt bour trt'retker Sct'vice. Da1 Phone 0221. Nlg.bt Phone fl0311.X. DODGE • PLYMOUTH DEAL .,JIB 3 • tt 18) Auto S11les (I .1 '~~(anted To 'Bvy WA..'IITE0-2reu zr r~. Need :W us.:- · 12 cu. fl. or smnllN' ~~~ trad ' in, on new rrec1.crs. \'II ill pay you iop do llar, Your llut J>olnt fltal er, Fife Refrigeration hclo 1 High ~chool, Middl eport. Ope1 ~ evening.~ 9:00 P. M. Easy Wrm ' . 19158 BUICK Special -,:-:dcc r.- ;Sedan. One loral owner, dynaFiow drive R&H , two tone green. $2,:105.00. 3-1·3lc Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 5 2 Ute (-;-;--;:·--:;;--:::- 1966 OLDS V6 4 dr. Sedan. $2,395. - ---;--:--,---:-:-:Hydamatlc drive, fully equipped, 3 room furnished apartment lor rent. Next 1o ho~pilal. Phone lo.ss than 14,000 miles. ~laett 284. 11 2 6tc n1r'1, Pomeroy. l'i 2 6tc 1MB PONnAC V8 Star Chief 4 dr. hr Rent Sedan. $2,191}. Hydramatk drive, very low mileage, Immaculate. Blaettnar'l, Pomeroy. l'i 2 $tc Extension Ladders, Seaffold Boards. Drop Cloths. Clinton Fl~her, Middleport. Phone 62br..X. U 1 tf - ·--:-::-::::-:·-:--:-::--:-Flve Room Apartment with Jau·n· 1955 OLDS "88" Holiday Coupe . clry and Garage. Fll'8t floor. A. f2,193. Low mlleaac, hyramatlc N. Bengal, Pomeroy . 4 3 U drive, R&H. careful owner. Blaetlnar'a, Pomeroy. 0 2 6lc 2-ROOM furni!.h-ed-;-a- p-,-, :lm- o-n"'t.- ::3 ROOM furnished apartment. 19M BUICK V8 Special 4 dr. Sedan utilities furnished, 3 room and $1,3118. Dynaflow drive, like new bath unfurnished apartment. ln. two tone blue flnlah. Blacllnar'a, quire at Home Rtetaurant. Mid· Pomeroy. 5 2 ttc dleport. ,4 26 6tc 111M CHE :=:: YRO::cLET "210" 4 dr . Sedan. .1,006. Spotlcas original EWNOTON Player Plano. Mrs. dark blue llnbh, a real perform· Joho Stout, H.( rlaopvllle. er. BlaettQIJ''a, Pomeroy. t 26 6tp · 5 2 8tc tor rent . Eleetrlc wallpaPer 8£1!: BIU. CHILDS fllr the BEST !teamer. Clinwn Flaber, Mid· und c:ar nluea. 3.ao ·1 rno.c Ueport. Ph . 6203-)(' tl·l tf A91 For Scle FOREMAN & ABBOTT T.V. SER· a. m., Ohio Eastern Standard Time V1Ct: All malr:eJO Repaired by Ex· Monday, May 13, 1957, for furnlfb.. pert TerflnieiaDJ. Phone 8284 Y ing all services, labor, material Middtepor:. 6-13-tl and equipment necessary liJ apply (biluminoua material SC-1) at the :::OMPLETI!: Insuranct: Protection, rate of approximately 0.25 to 0.30 Life, Auto. Fire, Polio. Call Doo gal. per sq. yd., and aggregate to Milia, Middleport, Ohio. be furnished and spread for cOver immediately after the applicetion of SC· l at the rate of approximately ll to 10 lbs. per aq. yd., on :yt.rNeW modern 2 bedroom home ious r.outes ap.d sections in Atbena, with gara!(c. Also 4 room Meig«, and VInton Counties. Approximately 00.92 miles., var. home. Con necting lot11. Out of high water, Pomeroy. For · the ious widths. Completion date : June 115, 1~'7. price of one home. Phone The bidder must submit with his 6204·Y.. Middleport. 4 27 6tc bid a certified check ln the 70R SALF. -- Hou~~ . 9 roorua, all amount of $900.00. moder n, good condil ion, 1 acre ThP- minimum wage to be paJd ground. Ll'l<~rt Falls . Harriet Hy- to 1U labor t•mployed on this conatt, Loud,1 nvil\e, Ohio. I) 2 3tc tract .!!hall be in accordance with the Schedule of PrevaUing Hourly ~~-- ~--:-= I ROOM HOUSE, corner of 4th Wage Rl!.tes Ascertained and De~er­ and Cullege Road, Syracuse. mlned ~Y thp . Department of In· Richard A. Hayman, Letart ~!Jstrial Relations applicable to Falla. 4 29 6tp the State Highway Department Improvements in accordance wlth tESJDE- N.CE- SYR~ A - CUS" Sl Sec, 4113.03, 4115.04, 411!1.03, 10 • 41115.06 and 4115.07 of the Rcvlaed room.q, 4 11own, 2 up, city water, Code of Ohio. lf4 A. lot $2200.00. Do you want Before Issuing 1 purchase order a far m, hu~;ine:>s, or r111idence. the successful biddi!r will be re. See u~. To Hell, liS't with us, we qulred to furnish bond In an welcom e all listings. Earl D. Mcndor, RNiltor. Pearl F. Park· amount eq ual to one half of the A . , cost of the work . er, g,_.nt, I omeroy. Phone 210. Prequalification : Bidders mUit _ _ _ _ _ -----~ .:_~. · pply !Or ~rtqualification with tk SE VEN ROOM HOIJSE, 1165 Vint · epartfDeiit 'at l ~ast 10 days belol'e the date set to open bids. InforSt., Middlcporl, $ti500.00. P . Lollrldge, 5 1 titp matlon pertaining thereto . and pre- - --·--~ qualifying blanks may be obtain· ed from the Highway Credit ExlllU WARD aminer, Room 907-E, Ohio Depart· ments Bldg., Columbus, Ohio. • Bidding formS' will be forwarded "TIOIIWI • • from the Purchaaina Office upon ...... ..._c.. , . , . ' request. ......_ c . . The Director reserves the right 115 I. locoocl II. -~~ to reject any and all bida and to ~ ....,.,.Ohio waive tcchntcallties. On lt. II, Call Wrn. G,.,...,, George J. Thormyer., • . - lprln" Actina: Director of Hla:hwaya (4) 25, (5), 2, 2tc ----- . 11\'~tJRANCI!: -'GENCY t:lu, Automobile, Healtla · ACCIDIN~ Life. C•aualty •rKI ._.. Reoll!atate Broker In MID'DLIPOIIT, OHIO 6136-M PHONU Q11 CONCIII!:TB . BLOCIQJ -aulld ltHer hr Len" bus, Ohio, until 11:00 A. M., Ohio Easter~ Standard Time, Monday, May 13, 1907, for turnlabing all GRUE8ER BLOCK CO. """'"· labor, motorial ond equip· ' gregate to be turnbhed and aprcad lor eover lmmodlololy liter the WE Buy .JUN'Jf CO; Pho.. iio FUlTON THOMPSON WA~'ll'M - iattt. Vadllb Plumblnl. Phone 441-11. B t . Stp !! !~""""' !amlly preferred:, houae ud Jar- den. Good w11e1. By day or month. Pllly HlU, Letart Jf'alll. U90te '1,~ ;1b. CharlestOn Milk 84ae. Ditotrlb\llO.. wanted. lo aupply Dal· ly and Sundty Columbus Di• • ltlll fi..4 Co-op tractor wit • lOidtlr. Jtl4 New Jlolland tor patch, Ohio State Journal, and IJt llanen.er with dlreet tut . • Columbu• Star to boyl and news. ·wb:ldow aDd row c·rop head •. OnM . ,"'· bto1wer. Vlctnr Hy1cll. nenvt 1e 1\t. No. I, pboM atand in Pomeroy and MiddlePar"•'•t. P00 '0•0lY10 P1•,m,,•0r<t1y-bM ~t 10·iddwlopio r 1e. Two tn~ Urea and .;.btele, 8-32, ~ tondltl~n. Pearl Deem, VanSchoyck , State C.lteu atlon Department, Coh•mha, Ohio. llelne 1110. 5-1-3tp Columbu1 DJJpatC!b, Ker,neth G l 6tp 52 .,...,.!: .e"l'\bi!I!IUon • . ~· (20)Buslness Services .j,l\i!ii!•IIID otorm and RHo "'IIAA'" and <Joon. St•ol . Nll9~11 ond C~IIK O,A*GI .,.~ ~~!Q- awnlnca and ean- Cn rep,tr-Weldift&~rv ~~ ~ S)lil :wnuom · llldlord, ~ t a lmop. IDII U..d Paru. Phone 3811; It ""'· Ohio. mcnt nece .. ary to apply (bUumln· j::::~;;"":::'":;::;:.Jolil:;::;:/"~~:"'~';;"';;'";;";;'";;':;::;::=j 0.25 ous material SC.l) at the rate of to 0.30 gal. per IMI· yd. and \g. OHIO VAIJLEY 11tH BATHROOM OUTFIT. alto eablnet •Jnk and o~r alnk c:ab. STATE HIGHWAY PURCHASiNG OPPICI , _ bpi (OPJ No. 57·212"\ Scaled proposab will be ~­ ccivcd !rom prequalltied bidder~ at the State Highwa:v Purcha•lng , 1 IIAMI ICIAP IRON...:: MITALS ._,..... J.-:INESS PUPPIES for ••le, Mra .. woodrow w. Call, 732 SYc. ' 4 30 lotp omo,. 81., lllddleporl. -ViiiiT_I_D·-;A-;;T-:O:::NC_I_ _ 21_c MAN. to work on truek' !arm, :;":-:;-:-:c:;;:::::=___!::30_ 1.,. NOTICE TO CON'TWACTOitl STATI OF OHIO D&PARTMINT OF HIGHWAYS Office, Room BOB. Ohlo Department Blda;., 84 S. P'rcint St .. Colum- .ITRUCTURA~ . Hou~tkecper fqr two adult1. Wrile or call rr•~ KaUtt; . Middleport Phone ~)C: · Gal. PHONE 330-M ""'-'CAN qt -· ,$1.2}1 • ~ESGt-.IC!'!.. ZE R::)G IS THK:K.~-"!Q ONE IS AROuND.'f 0 • 16 Colors to Choose from ' YOUNG S MARKET SIMONS MARKET W. MAIN ST. • 1 POMEROY MIDDLEPORT SHOP A&P FOR ALL YOUR FOoD FAVORITES~ •• AND GET SOME OF THE •• , ., C>on't "" feo-ociou<. So$. I flew the handle • I YOU CAN PUT YOUR TROST IN //Super-Right" Quality MEATS! voree artion. In William D. Huneate v!l. SWisher Coal Co. , and the Villa: • or Pomero);, leave was granted the Swisher Coal Coo~ to move .~ ~l.ead to an amended petition u:J · tll May 3Q, 1o:i7. F. Harmon O'Bri(ln was n..med b): ttie court to protect tha Inter ests or Eugime Gilmore In the pnceeAllgs between the Citizens Na· tional Bank of Midtllepart vs. ·Walter Fnank1in Gilmore, et al. CHUC ROAST .One guaranteed quality ... "Super-Right• Quality eern-!ecj btefl One thrifty price! ·33.; • (Contlnu~ from ,... one) Dr. Quillen was a member of t hP Anierican Medical Association lb. <HOICE BLADE CUTS Fresh ... Plump ond Tender, PID Ready ... YOU Rodney Downing See The · New Hollond ftACfOK SALIS Pomeroy ceased. (4) 4, 11. 18, 23, (GJ, 2, Gte WALL PAINT . o: 388-V. Cempleloly Now From Hlkll Ia Cbute Kabel L. Swan, Admtnito tratrix of the .Eitllte of CharleS' A. Gotachiu, -De- Inside - -- SLEEPING ROOM for HAY LINER &ale: Cash in band on day ot Nle. --~ ........ ( 14) For Rerot Said preml&el are apf~raited at •1.800.00 and mu• be aold tor not le11 than two-thirdJJ of aald appraised value, and thf terms of CHICKEN GIZZARDS · · · · · · · · · · 1-lb. pk. 39c GROUND BEEF · · · .... · .. · ...... · lb. 29c PURE PORK SAUSAGE · .. · · · .. · · · · lb. 39c HAM SAlAD, home made · · · ··· ·· · · lb. 59c LIVER PUDDING, home made · ·· · · · lb. 49c BUY SELL RENT STATE HIGHWAY PURCHASING lind employment- hire- , - - - OFFICE 20 til Insurance or find a lost Hc111 through Small engine parts. BRIGGS & Loval Copy No. 57·201 ::---:::---,--The Daily Sentln•J WANT STRATI'ON, CLINTON & IRON sarne.Bim~o Sealed proposal• will be recelv· Lwmra.nce A.111eney, ADS Don't put tt off _ HORSE. Garden tractors, tillers, Middleport. Fire • Automoblle- ed from prequalifled biddera at · lawnmowers, Clinton chain saw the State Hi~hway Puro:haslng Ofca.n 398 Today- An Ad in •parts. Ridenour'.'! Supply, Chest· londs. PbOilo 6318-X ..._., fice, Room 808, Ohio Departments this column er, Ohio . 5 2 9tc Bldg., Columbufl, Ohio, until 11:00 GETS RESULT", olng, coot.a!Dlnc fifty aeres be the same mort: or leu. SPECIALS! w. 3 piece light walnut bedroom suite excellent condltton, $60. InqUire Mr. Lacey at Oh1o Valley Bak· 1ng Co, Middleport. 5 2 3tc IT'S EASY TO northwest corner of said Seetlon No. 18 of rownship No. 8, Ranje No. 18 ;thence east one huodred PAPER·HANG-ING No. HI Town&hips of tbe Ohio rods: thence •outb elJbty roda; L. V. R•lslnstr NOTIC. OF PUBLIC SALI Company's Pur~lla~ and , bounded thence west one bundred roda or RuiM, Ohi• IN PURSUANCE of t be , aa follows :. Begmnmg on the sec- to the section line; thence north ~---4 27 U order or the Probate Court of tlon line e1ghty rods aputb the eij:hty roda to the pllce of· bello· QUJCK SEkVICE l'll W•..eb ·t;e- Meigs County , Ohio, I will offer ,~;;-;;;;-;.;;;;.i;.i;-;;;;;;;;-;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:~ palrlne hy Factory Trained 1 for sale at public auction on the watchmaker COI.l.L'i"S 4th day of May, 195'7, at 10:00 LERS, Pvm~ro, . 1-3-tf o'dock a. m. at the door of the - - - - - - - - - - -Court House, Pomeroy, Ohio, the RADIO • TELeVISION SERVICE, foJlowi~g described real estate .lit· Phon,. z..JO, Cleland Appliance uated m t.J;Ie county of Me1~1, Store , b .d Main St., Pomero~ State of Ob1o, and In the Towmhip 2·23-H of Salem , to-wit: The foUowing described premIses situated in the Town1hfp of T.fRMITES EXTERMINATED Salem, County of Meigs and state For free inspection phone 383-M, Gilmore Supply Store, Pomeroy. All work guar<~nteed. Fully in· suretl. Vau [lhan's Industrial and NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, Residential Termite Control Ser· ST ATI OF OHIO vice, St. M.'lrys, W. Va. 4 9 U 'DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS JEWE-l RATES ( 1) Notices cl Ohia, Rein. • port ol S.ctlon I PHONE 398 per word Legal Notice Room• New FurRitvre FOR ,, $,. f'~·.AA ,.· •., :.&7. . .~ ~ BAK~R FURNI":;Yil~ OD ~'be B,rllll comer appliutlon of' BC-1 at tbe rate of approximately 8 to 10 lb1. per aq. yd. on various rout'ea and set:!tlons in Gallia and Mel•• Counth!a. Approximately 87.16 mJiea, var· lous Widtha. · )· Completion; date: June IS, 10157. The bidder muat submit with hia bid a certified check in the amount of $800.00. The mlnlmum waa:e to . be paid to aU labor employed on thl1 eon· tra~t shall be In accordance with the Schedule of Prevailing Hourly Wage Ratu Aacettalped and De. termined, ,~ the ·Depvtment of lndustrJal llelatJonr applltable to the State ~w~ Department Im 1'provementa 111 · ~ccordance with ·sec. tllS.OS, 4115.<K, 4liii.Otl, tliB. Q6 ~nd tlls.!l'f of ,lhe Rovlood Code o! Ohio. . :Sefpre t11ulpl: • pu~baae order the aucteuful bidder will be re guired to ""'nl1h bo~d In an amount equal \p ono half of the cott or the wol'k. PrequaUfieaUon: Bidders mUB1 opply ftll' pftq~lltlleaUon with. the Departme~t,. ?t- leatt 10 days bttore tbe date tet to" G8n1 bida. lnfor. mation pertalnin1 thereto, and prequallfylna blank• may be obtained t from the Hi1bway C::redlt Examin· cr, Room 80'7·E, Ob.I.O J)epartmenu Bide.• flllllld•••~ · .. 4 :at Ute _ _ __,.,...,. .... ....,:--- (4) 20, ' 'I Colun\~u,o. · OIIIo. Biddhia torms 'will btl forwarded ~rom th.e Purchuinl Offlee upon l'eq ucst. . " ' • The Dlroctor. rttervu ·t he rl11ht to reject any and all •bids and to waive tetbnleaUtiea. Geora:e J, Tborm)'er, . Acliua Dlr.t ctor at :Hi&bwan (S), 2, ate· ' ' lb. Gallqiolis, Ohid' No Extro Chorge for Cut-Up! OPEN FOR SEASON A&P Super-Rlgbl . , . Choice Call, Exira LeiD A&P's Marvel Brand · · · · Rich English Roast 49c Ice Cream Sat"rdayl Mcay 4th lb. A&P Super·RIJhl Tender Sle~ Beef ROUND BONE Beef ,Roast · lb 47c 6 FLAVORS A&P Super-IUgbl •. , Tender, AU M..l JUICY SKINLESS Wieners . Rolled' C A&P Sape.-RIJhl ••. Boaelo1o, lilySlltlaJ ·73c I I _ 33c .I Picni~~ . . ' .. , •• Jloulllona ... .llep ~. Sweet t, ·. ' , · '. · '' ; p T Strtvlberrirs2· s 49c: Fw!d4 ~1 : . . 14on& Green Slicen F~ ,....,. ' .- 3 25c 0 R ' Ftor\da'· .. To~er, Golden, Ice Freah . F 6 39c O· . ·. 1 'V'• "t<'• . ' ' --Sale!. · . R /' , ... ' A&P's .<;r••lmonl ... Or111go or Pineapple Sherliet .. · .. · ............ · .. · qt.:39c Dol Mon•• ~ _: w~. Ktmt1 or c......,.,. ; "'\;( 1Golden Com .. : ·· · 2 • 17-oz. caM 29c · lb. . 'FRESH fflurfS & VE$~ABLESI ,gol.69c pkg. r ''-PS • , lb. ""' aper·RIJhl ... Loan, Tender , .. Short Shull. . v~ 1-lb.4·5 ' P~l· Noun 6:30p.m. tllO p.m. Nlghlr ' . &:,jj·6ant~':P:C.7'2 ·16-oz. ~an~ 37c I Del Monto ___ Rich,. .Jmoe:th· ·. ·· Tomato 5auctt;· · · · ·' · .~ • 8-oi. cans 25c ' I - ' .. . - I I Dol-~ -· Rleh • .., I Tonaato J~e · · ·.: . . - i r 46-oL cans 49c'. ' ' -.li)llo." • ,J, • . • NEVER o~ �.. .. . . .. ... ' . . .. ~~ ..... • . ..' • ~ • ASSOCIATION Bedford Home Demonstration Council Meets 11te Afrll ford Horne c1l Club wa.s Mrs Helen THURS•.fRI MAY 2.'3 R!Ch.ard Todd Robert Ta~·lor Dana Wynter • TO MEET The Middleport Park AllliOCia t10n Inc , w1H meet Fnday eve • meeung of the Bed DemonstratiOn Coun held at the home of Qu1vey A Stanle!' Edmund O'Bnen O.OAY, THE 6TH OF JUNE (Cmcmascope - Techmcolor) - alro- Ben Cooper Anna Marla Alberghcttl DUEL AT APACHE WILLS (Naturama Color ) POMEROY SOCIETY The Daily Sentinel &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, May 2, !957 mg at 7 30 at the Village Hall and all Interested per sons are urged to be present Brush Party was held fur thL benefit or the Cancer F•Jnd A potluck lunch was suved t u a guc.sl mne members and thr1 children Those atteu cl mg were Mrs Mable Lee Mrs Edna Ler Mrs Anna Uart Mrs Bertl\a W1ll Jams Mrs Audra Well Mr ' Helen Qu1vey Miss Ethel Blaeio: woo<! Mrs florencE' Well Mr< Pa!rJrLa Iones owd hPr mothrr Mrs Ackerson !rom Elm1rn N Y The next mectl'lg v.1ll be M<~' 16th at the home of Mrs Flu e nce Well on Golrl RH4ge It will be potluck The meetmg Js from 10 A M until 3 P M Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Soc1ety Ed1tor, Phone 6244 Eleanor Schaal, Middleport Sodety Editor, Phone 6079 Asbury Methodist "May Day" Theme Is Featured WSCS Elections At Amateur Gardener Meeting Held Wednesday Ma y Dn tra{IHJOnally observed Arrangements" and Mrs PbiUp Miss M<trJc.a Karr was clcctl•d as on May t~t was the theme of the IBailey read a paper on "Timely I - Now! ·at Elberfclds NO. l6 --'-M C -.,--h-S -d .d . Sen. C art y 0 IeS U en 1y I GI~LDINE .,,.......... tJI956 SotfD Ao ... dalei,IM. •tr••• ........... ....... __ .... .. . _...... --· ........ --== ,.,..... ,.., "''""" """"" ............... , allow .... ~rloeal 7.1•• u 7MoU .............. ~ M-r. ....... """- ................. --~· ~ j.... ..:~ .. : 1t.tl 11.11 11." 14.71 ..... 17.10 =- 1!...- - t4,H 11.11 •()Mdyea)' make~ lhiJ outotandi111 offer -'ble 0!«1~: ' lively lor lhiJ opedal aale. Theoo W.. bo~ oU the 1... tum lhat have made Goodyear S.T Nyloo DeLwoo Bupor-Cuohlona the bat tile value oo the marlu:~ Mrs. Lee Pratt Is Hostess To Kin Club Meet RIZER OIL , ~0. I..oeaUy 0Wiled auroperated Serta "Avo-ndale" MaHnss $24.00 Serta "Dream" Tuhless MaHress $39.00 Serta "Perfect Sleeper" ·MaHress $69.50 Serta "Perfect Sleeper" Super Firm MaHress $89.50 ELBER FE LDS ' ;:~~~~~;~~;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~;;;= 0 soH1a 0 Now• Ar THE NEW ATLAS hp given by Mr 0 tbe £acul· attend ' • The banquet waa prep;1red by Jumors' mothers: Mesdames Ma ?f the Columbus Roman CathcJ.c dwtese who dted Thursr'ay mgh: Jf a cerebral h emorr~age Stnckcn 1n the chancery offiCl wa Thursday, Btshop ifcady , ushed to Mount Carmel Hosp1t 1 where he dJed a few hours later Ordamrt. to the prlesthood at Clevrland OhiO, In ttJS Btsh,p Re:~dy went to Washlngton 1n 1931 t~s a~~".sJS!ant general secrfl 'ary of the N:~l!onal Catholic ~elfllre Confereilee •1nd was r l• vatP.d to lh general stcretarv~hlp n 103fi He held the post unttl !rr rva~ named bishop Bishop Readv s f1rst appmnt :nent was to Samt Msry's Church 1n Pamcsvllle, Oh1o Bilih.op Readx was mstalled as biShOp of ColumDus Jan 4, 1945 ·ure~cdmg the late Btsbop James J. Hartley A nallve of New Haven, Conn ~e rc('~\Ye'! h s' early e(lucation 1n New Haven and at St Peter's ln Mansfteld, Ohtr'l, where h1s famtll moved when he was a thild He received hl$ bachelor's de ~reP. at St Vmcent College m ... L11• lrobe Pa , In 1913 11nd h,iS masters there two year6. iat\r He (Contmued on Page Seven) Scoui11orse Sho;· Scheduled May 18 At Pt. Pleasant As &REAlEST TIRE IN A'R.A.S HISTORY Will Be Saturday ·,Test8To -~ r!'"t bigb or• __...... • -lllllil_ ~-· .. _Jt 'llltll1MI '. elo•llltl. If 11,011 AUIO S"FARKS ' .' K&M Sohio ~ llan••lag Kloes- Mile llltillea ~-~~. • '· I .. , e ep0rt y H'•ghway patroI ~ V Joseph R. McCarthy died un-the bf 4'1 but the cause or loddayd If' A mother .and her 17 }'car-oltl ze • 0 IC13Hy de- .son drtvmg separate c;us colhdl' 1 a•ld the immedl- e<~rly thu morning on the Succe8• ' meanmg Hoa(' 21h mtles south of St.au Route 7 the State Htghway P•ln.ol of the liver f(l function SOitlf' medical autbnrttie, heL • reported laid 1111 hepat1tb innammatum '>' Mrs Dorothy Cowdery 49 wa· the liver m the1r expf'ru:- nce wa ~ rlnvmg north and st41pped for a Ytrus-caused Others sa1d the ~hool bus loadtng chtldren whe,, 1erm "acute hepatitis" t'OUld al~o her son, Robt'rt Cowderv, 17, fol cover acute tllneu resuJtmg from lowmg her skidded mto hts rna ther's vehicle The acctdent ha.>varwu.s Cornu of hver d!lmage The hospital woulri not or couJJ 1cned at the top or a nJJe Nancy, four year old daughter not elaborate How he got tli~ HeaV) damage was Inflicted on of Mrs Kathryn LGiJ Tbompson, virus If he d1d or whether other RohErt s car, medmm dama,S~e 10 and her suter, Kathy, 7, were re- f~t01'§ rquscd the damage w,. 1\JJ; mt"Jthf>r's 'rllev live at Rt 1 turned home Wednesday from Unl 1 not sla ted Long Bottom There were no ar· versity Hosphal, Columbus, where Sll.nt About Hulth 1esh and nc1ther dnver WI!> m 'hP" had been enlered for obser· McCartlty kt!pt a vml over e< I Jure•l vahon Nancy IS schedtiled for 1d detail! of h1s mcrea!lmgly Ire A mmor accident was reporte.:l surgery at Umversty Hospital with quent tnps to the hosp1bl, for a at Darwm on us Rt 33 Thursda& m the next month and Will have var1ety of stated Jlls, In re .. e 01 t at 4 25 p m when a motorcyelt her spleen removed. ,•ears <!rtven north hy Clarence Robson The girls and tbc1r brothet', Paul He had r~peateq: or"'rahon 11 on 16 Rt 1 Shade turned acros.s tht thetr mother and grandmothfrr 1 kn'"~ punctured by a pu~ce of highway to enter hu drJvewa• Mrs A V Smlth have been in CoL- 9tetl while he was a Manne The Patrol s;ud be turned tn lh b d t h d urn us an exam a lon!l s owe He rccentlv suUered a cold 0" (Cofltmued on Pai;:e Seven) that all of the family have a rare v~rys He returned from Wucon blood dtsease 'ln l (\urtn2' the Easter ho!Jda\ Nanry Is the most advanced of ..-~t~a hls'l fever and enu.red the the cases and had been in MeiJ• Bethesda Hosp1tal last Sunday General Hospital for transfusiOns, lte d1ed th,re at 6 .02 p m and treatment before she was sent ~ d \ t Thursday after a sever' te Columbus on the recommenda· five11ay 1llncss. t 10 n of Dr R E BOice. She will llectt.n Pier Suce.uor be under the care of a surgeort H1~ death could not etrect con ~ who I• .....dered the beOI tn-.he trol or Ill.~ wmch .... t world fer thl! tf'Pfll ~~ - ~loh lieD, with"":~ oerata by one • J'o.. It: 11.n1t'lJ'hiYer'sty-~s -~~t!lted! v!We. • -GOV \" _ 4 Thomson of Wltlt_ ,~:Nfrox'imate\Y . 100 s.tu_1.. with more operatiens for the re- W1sei:m&m was thought likely to ...entll tilan 11 part the PomeN"t moval of spleens than any other ea ll a spcetal elecllon tu ftll th Htgh Scheol Glee Club anm.1.!l hru::pltal according to Mn Tbomp vacancy Spnng Concert will be gtven Fn son HI$ bodv was lak('fl dunng th~· day mght m the Pom€roy Jumcr One of the amaz:mg things abaut 111 ght to the funeral parlors i.lf High aud1tonum beginning at 8 th1s dlsea!le 1s lhal If a persen af heh:!( fccted with it goes up 11'1 an atr plane they arc apt to die almest dom was we)come-to awatt cotn durmg lhe evenmg The pregram for the tvenmg tmmed1ately ae~:ording to the pletmn of funeral arrangements He lefl a gnevmg, beautiful as announced today w1!1 h.:> docl1lrs A characterl.sltt of the dtsease ts that the blood-cells are Youn" wife-of 31 years and an "Awake 'TIS Sprmg', 'By Tht> "" Sea" ' and ·'Go Lonely Rose" by oval mstea~ of com shaped adopted daughter oi fn'C month~ the Girls Glee Club He left enemies who at t~1s lime cho!le to follow the t:xampiP "My Hearl Is Offernd Shll To of one of his hardest hit ·targc>.s, You" by Luaus anri "The Ash former Secretary nr Stair! Dean Grove" a Welsh Folk Song ar Achc!!ion Acheson sal:;l II in Lattn ranJ(ement by Marryott ' Blue Are Her Eyes" a .solo b\' "I;}e mortUJs ml n1n bonum"Mtlton Lambert "0( the dead say nothma but "Fionan s Song" and '"fhe f{o geed " bm In the Ram" by the G1rh Pr...ld•nt Extend& Srmp•thr Middleport Child Affected By Rare Disease Of Blood Pomeroy Glee Club concert T0 Be OOI" •h :=· b ,_...,, .......... :=.::.~.:~ '::'!% Q~-. cition in their etudie»" C1hairm'an of tbe OU tesUnR' dur tri~. Dr. Carl H. RoberU, OU as· •qd.Jte piofessor of education and 'r' meqlber of the a'Hvlsory board for ~e te!ting '-rogtam, said 10 top. wlnDers In tests in 21 !IUbJects' bcre will he rankea and their "'Jlam.tp forwarded to the ·state de· part-ment of education for ttate nllldD,. • tt.~ top 25 wmnera in eJCh aub1eet m the atate will re· \:t!ive Cdlll-seal from lOCial high receive men· d&h ' or Qtber 1 • __....__ d.1y 1nd Tuesday by the h1gh $Chool!l Counuea included m this dntr1et Ire Athens, Galha, Jack· son, Qoclr:irig, Meigs, Perry, Ross and Vmton School! and the number takmg the test! are, ,1\thens, 82, Chilli· 1 cnthe, 49: Galhpohs, 23, Jackson , I~. Lott.n. 53, NthLonvllle 19; New Lexmgton, 32, Oak Hill, 30; Well· aton, 361 Albany, 12, Amel"Bern, 14; Carthaae-Troy, 15; Chauncey· Dover, f2, Glouster, 14. The Plain~ 13; Waterloo, 13: Corning, lD, CrooUVfJie, 16, Glenford-Hopewell, 12, Junetwn City-Jackson, 13; New Straltawdlc, 15; Shawnee, 10, Som. erset, l-2, Holy Trmity, Somer~et, bigh tebooll 4, Tbornv!lle, 12; Rockbridge, 11; ill one of ftve South Bloomingville, tO; Starr· heading dis-~ WashingtOn, 6; Coalton, ti, Racine, Another 20 17. Centralia, 1; Catholic Central, WJU assist Chllllrotbe, 12; AUensvdle, 14, • Hamden, 11; McArthur, IS: Wiltoo anaoL\fiCCd Mon- ~1 . I . ,, SIHGUI 0 United States InEuropeDespite BONN, Germany !UP) - Secretary of State John Foster Dulles w~rned the Atlanti" alliance today against "unlimited ~C!:~~~· J~.~ prospect.! of a dtsarmament agreement with A reltable diplomatic source said Dulles delJvered his warnmg 3'5 the North Atlantic Treaty Orgamzation council •• RUSh Of ACliVJfy N0 ted Jn Sch()()Is, ~ 1'hroughout Area plunged mto a secret dtseuuton of the diRarmament negotiations now gomg on tn the Un1ted NahonfJ •ub comm1ttce In London The sources 1a1d he was backed tn this warnmg by Ita!Jan Fortngn Mmtsler Gaetano Marttno I The 15-n.ahon council, composed of the iore1gn mmisters of the members, met 1n • two and a half hour closed SC!ISJOn at the Been foreign off1ce ft discussed ftrst the tuue Of German reunJh· cation and the disarmament tssue A reliable diplomatil" Informant aaid the counctl agreed to stand pat on the Western po.sttion tbat I German b can be :rough!~ a out as a rpsult of re~e: that eJeeU.u It The .annual ruRb ef acUvtlles for h1gb school !ltudents m Meig!l County gets m full awmg ton:ght as concerts proms and banquets are ~heduled and last minute plan! are mde for trJps Ul far away and glamorous places One srhooll!l taking itl last flmg: at makmg a mark ~eholuhcally m ' late compeliUon Rartni~i=ds students to AthenS" sat Y to compete m distnd olarsbip I~ !·~::E~ 1 t.e!lt!l In a V~tety of subjects ~ t:~~ ~:p~~~~re Before PIWng t.hell' knowled~ '·j hemal relations :~gam.r. the 1lelt lD SouUaeute'h( 'I' lf'U r t OhiO howeve-r, the Racme Gh1e ' 1~a ~t!.s~amen Club Will pre~ent Jt.IJ annual . . . .. cert tomgbt ID the aud1tonur be~~:sman gmnma: at 8 P rr.. t> ~~ Y only ..au...• u~WIIIOD --aroent. In Pomeroy Mrs Nel:t!n Swack- in which there wu un,anUbitytbat harMr'l Glee Clubs will effer their the searth for • ~e:t d1. annual concert m the Jumor Rltb armament qreem.ea&~will be pur:~udttortum at the u.me time, 8 sued uneeutngly.. . \ o'clock Mtddleport bad ita Junior· Today's of Seruor Prom la!t._Friclay and will the over all giVe llll- two one-act pb)'J bJ .enmrs ned Fr•day nijht Rutland's upper clasemea ~.Dnce May 4th at the aebool1 Junior-5eli· I 111 ,.r .., P<om and Sundoy tbe "hool settd& 23 of tti ~senaers to Wash· ~1lnue. . . . Pap Snei'l;) Middleport Little League Meeting Poorly Attended was expected to a warmng of the NATO nahoru; umted deter. mmahon. to re!IISt Sovfet preuure in the Middle East a.od a strong nc.,. promL!e of NATO support for Germany's drive for reunifiCation. In opemng debak!s Thursday the Middleport L1ttle League AssoCiatum President Lionel Boggs sa1d NATO Counc11 aueed that the today a date w11l be set sometime threat of Sov1el aggress1on contm· later- but very soon-for another ues unabated The ministers called m a ser1es of speeches for ma.t~ meetmg of league officials A scheduled meetmg Wedne~ tammg a contmued deterrent ernday turned out to be even leJts pat- ploymg atomic as well as conveq.. romzed than one 1n Pomeroy the tiona! weapons mgbt before, botb of which had Serretary c.f St.ate John Foster betn set to solve the same prob- Dulles conveyed a message from lem fmancmg baseball admty Pt("sJdent Eisen hower that the thu summer for voungstcrs I'omc Uriited State,; will mamtam t1s' Europe at present roy's meeting drew nlnc taterested forc es m En~emble. strength regardless of Bril.am's adults "Ocdtcat1on," 'Roadways" and Middleporl's attracted JUSt two planned defense cuts "Wade m de Water" by the Bo\ • Boggs and player agent Kenny Me Glee Club Elhinny "The Ltttle Shepherds Song" ~ solo by Ramou Bo1ce {Contmued on Page Seven) MI\RKET REPORT CINCINNATI Ur- Pto<luce Eggs, about .!!lead}. r.et p»id at rarll\!; for U S consumer wh1te!! Judge John C Bacon has set and browns, A jumb.:n 30.33, A May 13 as the date Cor the Meigs large 28 31}, A mrdmms 25-27, A County Grand Jury to go mto ses>mall 20...22, B large 25-27, FOB SJOD ,.;hiles and browns A large 34-3.._. Prosecutor James B O'Brien \ mediUm 31 32 B large 31 33 Chlr'lr:cns stcadv, fryers 3 31,2 sa1d be has 1R cases to brlng beCecil Bradbury or M1ddlepo. t 'b 17 18, hens heavy 13 15, hg!l! fore the JUt), although more may be added before date of tbe meetsa.1d today he would talk to ever~ 10 11 mg Butter 90 seore 71. voter m Middleport for tdeas on "'hat town off1cmls .should do II h(' ts nomlnattd for the mayoral'' post ncxt'Tuescfay 'Thts 1~ 9 promitH'" he to!.-! ~ The El;ub Sentmcl. 'and I m j.!(l mg to kCcp 1t ' 'No one ' he actrl ed, "Will be able to say th ,, didn't have their t'hanre to reg1 • Attendmg the twelfth annual High School Publications tcr thetr opmions about town go Work•hop, conducted June 16-22 by the Oh1o Umvemty ernment" Thursday on federal charges of evading $56,420 in income School of Journalism, will be two students from Rutland High taxes Bradbury 1s one or three ra, School They represent the "Spygla,ss" and the "Westerner," . Beck, who faces arrr.st under the two-count Indictment, was dl<:ates for the rost The other• the school paper and yearbook .n are Mayor C 0 Fuh::-r scekmg ~ 1 Washington, DC., where the lnternahonal Brotherhood flf sceond MIS:i ~rtha Ohlmger, teacher and publicahons adv1ser, has term now 1HE-1' ha\ In Team ..~,ers has 11s na tlona1 hea d· -~------1 notrf1cd the School of Journalism been out of pohhcs for e1gh hat Ma'l'y Juc'ltth Chase and Ernm.- 1earbooks, 4) ed1tmg and advis!Rif quarter~ correct taK would ha ve been yrars and Ray Fra~1er He 18 scheduled to aniWer $71,96$--$M1,4:20 more than waJ Bradbury a former \ 11lage trc11 Carol Hysell are planntng to tak 1f m1meograP,bed newspapers 3l charges Monda~· before the A'f t•ald. surer and clerk for many yt:ars 1art m the tnlf"nStV(' one wee ~<!Jtln~ and adnsJni]: of oC1s .. t C_JO Executl11'e Committee that h rs The second count of the Indict- said his campa1gn was start my Workshop on Oll's picturesque ,ewspapers, 6) photography and • gtant union Is deminated by eo· ment cbar,Kes Beet With aidmg in and stopp:.ng 111 The Sent mel, ~am pus 7) radiO TV JOurnalism rupt mfJuenl!eS the preparat1en of a fraudulent m(Continued on page Sevcn; As a part of lhe1r trammg, stu· A.ccordmR" to Prof L J !Iortt:t On Wednel!i.ay the Sen.,te Rl'l!k· formw.on return from the Joint ..._ ient!l pubhsh thetr own news SthooJ or Journalism anr! Work ets Cammtttee will resurne tts in· .Cou~CJI Buildmg Assn ' a Tealrl. lapers, utdn.mg thrt>e d1ffcren• ·hop dircctor, a rerord l 024 stu vestigation mto eharges tb•t Beck st41r• ,Union real estate company, ormhng processes Thc1r wor.K, i.ent.s and ad\ 1sers fT(1m nm used $il20,00I} ln union' funds fiJT Beet Cited poss1blc mcome tax nt'ludmg lectures labs and cri'l.tales partlcJpalcd ~n last ycar't}lis own bend1t. Comrnlttee COll11 charges In refusing to answer J lUes is superv1scd by a staff o( Workshop "We horc to better sel Robert Kennedy S&ld r:eccntly ,.. .. noit:\DJI• keforc the Senate commstructor~ cons1stmg of natlenal· hat attendance lh JS year," ht' ~ lad month. HJs at~orney tl tr recognued author1ues m tbelt he felt the committee couW. prove ... ,·• , a't tnal tome that an indictPome•o' Patrolman Edward • .atd Betk "stole" the funds ~ " ·espf"~t l\1 (' f1elds of pubhcauons. The Indictment wall h:anded down meJI'twaa expected. Strauss reported two men reh.1r•1 Guest cartoon.sl at th u year•t~ The Workshop, begun 111' IIH , after ''\nterisive mvcatlgllf,ioDli" of Tl1!! two-coullt md1clment mark· mg late last n1ght from JObs •n 1~ a two da) conference attended Workshop Will be Kmg Feature's Beck's lli:SO tn~eme tax returns, ed the ''culmination of intetllitve Parkersburg were arrested ~pcet.l by a comparative handful of Vt.rnpn Grerne, who carries I), 1 tbe Jushce Department said m mvest1gations" begun early Ill ing through town on W Mam Sl students and advtsers from Oh10 'Brmgmg Up Father" create<' by Washington. 19M by the Internal Reyenue Serv- about 12 45 a m and West \'1rg1ma htgh school• the late George McManus Kad 1ce and followed by • revtdW of Puhtzer prize The Justiee Department Sild the the evtdence by justice lnvestlgaThey were E W Wines Ch' provtdes s1x days of trammg .n or return sho-w~ a net income or tors, the Just1ce Department uld ahire R!l 1, and Walter C War each of seven maJar areas }) ~;398 and tax due or $15,540 for Each of the two Charges carrie. ren, Pt Pleasant Willes wdl a., ed1tmg and dV I.'Ilng of regular lt the 1150. But tbe department sa1d a poaslble maximum !lenience of pear in mayor's court Salurda~ letterpress newspRpen;, 2) ed1tm.;: formerly ed1tor of Bed:'• net lncor;n,e for that year five year4' lmpn&onment or a fiae night wh1le Warren was e1ted to and advJSIIlg of yearbooks, 3) bu~.. zme IS acbed uled as mess \)bases or new~papN!! ami speaker ll! one of the ae,ually war $185,226 on which tbe of *10,000 or both upon conviC'Uon. appear next Wedn~day noon ~~sri;; ~:~;~~~u~~h~~: :as~WI~~:Y ~ev(;anw:;~~~r~d~~ Bradbury Makes First Move In Primary Battle Teamster Union B~Jndicted On Federal Income Tax Counts In ~ght ~··!~Illes I Districi·Siate Stholarship Tests. . Given 'yearly by the stale department of educallon, I h e , ', teSts to promote "the large body of •tudents lo greater in· ' " lites! lh"l!cholastlc achievement and lo more intensive appli· • ....... Discuss Memorial Day Rites Monday . ;Mil convene on Ohio Umversily campus Saturday for , Mootlr - Drew-Web~ ter To Six-Year-Old Boy Fatally Stricken With Leukemia ,nz ,." Is. 'Described Three Acciaents CalJsacO.f Death Ar R ed B Followmg the banquet, Jun l~rs Robert Kuhn and Marty Mut'P~ crowned Sentors Donald Headley and Geraldine Powell "King and Funeral ser.tccs Will be held Queen of '57". Saturda,r at 2 .p m from the Stltl· e:r:-sv1lle Methodist Church for The newly crowned King and Fmal plans have Lcen drawn Charles David BrewH, 71, w!olo Queen then Jed the fml dance to up for the May 18th Scout Hone dlcd Wednesday at the McCon formally open the prom Mr John Show at Pt Pleasant W Va nclbvdlc ho.spltal after an exten,>.. Hysell IW&I8ted by leadmg 1 he There wlll be 13 classes. Tro square dancing cd illness phJCs and ribbons wlll be g1vc 1 .)t'r Bl!ewer was born at Pm·t Punch and potato chlp!l' were ~h entry fee of $1 00 per cia .. ~ ~nd i'n Mctgs Cnunt y and was th • served throughout the evenmg. wtll be made except 1n Itte lea I ·•on of Dav1d Brewer anrl Susa, dass where no charg-e Will be U:addox B.r1•wer He h~d spcr.i m:~dc The show will .start prompt • ~is last 31 yesrs at Bclp:re, 0., !Yat130pm but remamcd a mcm~r or the Judge tor the show Will b1l_ Stivt•rsYille Methodist Church •'Chuck" S~hult~, from Flemtng ~ He i!l survwed by h13 w1dow, burg Ky who IS a nationally dlla at Belpre Ro 1, the famth known horseman Rt:Jgmaster for home; three .w ns Wtlltam of 'he t>venmg w1l1 be Walter :\f Belpre, Ray llLMar1etta and Sgt Pre!udcnt Eisenhower who bAd W:m~sor, of Pt Pleasant A•t Details of Memorial Day .erv~ces NorrJs Brewe1• of the U S A. Fl.meral arnngements w11l b!' nou ncer for lhe show \1.111 Dr will be discussed Monday evenmg trouble wtth McCarthy almos Force stationed at Denver, Colo George Wnght Jr, chairm01.n cl'l at 1 he regular meeting of Drew from' the begmmng er lhe GOP flve daughters· Mrs FJl'('d completed Saturday for M1ch1-<:l Harmon, aged 6, son of Mr and lhe onlv West V1rgm;a mdoor Webster Post 39 of the Americar; president's first term joined M,· Straug hn, Mrs~ 1\.rlhur Adolp¥on T\oirs Jo~ph Feehmk o{ Steuben 1orsc show wh1ch w~IJ lie held m Lcgwn, arcorrhng tc an announct-- Eisenhower Thursda~· nl.q-ht 111 and Mrs Clar~mWnt O&horn all of ville, 0, former residents of M·1 the huge n~w Memorial Flelll ment made today. Time of the sendinll "profound svmpathles to A:kron, 0, Mrs B P Aml('rson Mrs McCarthy on 1he gr1evous startm~ son, who died early this mornlll) t.fouse 1n Huntington, meeting 1s to be 9 p m fark"Crsbur, W \l"a and MISS Ella personal loss /lh(' ha~ 11ustained" m Oh1o V•llcy .!fpllplt.al at Steu May 2llth ; !fae Brewer at home, nne bro.i A meetmg of the Board of Of McCarthy'~ death, E111enhow bcnvllle of leukemia. J, , er, Ben, Portland, 0 two susler:>, Trustees has also been called f6r el," sa1d nnly that he had "juc;' Maude Van Meter and Mrs Bc:rtt' ' Monday e-vening at 7 30 p. m Surv1vmg 1ft 11ddJ1tOn to tht bccn informed of h1s suddea M:Murra.Y both of Stlver~v 1 1le , 24 parents are a sister, Featured at Monday's meetmg pASsing" Jeanetla «r,anif~Juldrcn and SIX great gran-.! Ann and tbe maternal grandpar will be a 2() mmule !lim on Wr Prc11ldent Truman fl{)rmer children Power'' ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jtar wboee admmllllral!on v.as b1tterlv 1 Tbc remau\s are at tb~ ')penc~·· of M"aJIOII City. attaclc:ed by McCarlh) said hl'l All members we-re urged tpd•y ·{:' fUnOral Home m Belpre where was '"very sorry" Lo hear of hi ~ to attend th1s important meeting is to be ' bro~ght •r 1 t frlends may call until 'Shortly b ~· wh1eh w11l be followed by re· death and would sc<1d condole •• Funeral Home t-... , •fore tune of .llervtees (COnUnuetl on Page Seven) !reshmcnts of the fu11 1 < ' Jnt~rment Wlll be. In the Sh. Middleport Ch1ef of Police Le· 'Bartr1,1m caut10ned evCTyone er3ville to be careful where hghted or c1g1rette butts are thrown w1rning Iolluwed a fire that thl!l morn at the bae.k Sm1th Wine Store, N about 9 SO o'clock E preprletor and Tead TACOMA Washington (UP) - Dave Beck, Teamster Uncarr~ed water IJI pails and ion preside~t already in trouble on two fronts, was indicted fire out w1thout majo'l' More ,than 700 students from schools Warning Issued On Disposition Of <::igarettes 511 IJ JODAYI COM,AII 1J JODAYI PHARMACY • Torrence, Mae meyard, Barbara Gaul, Alma Whltl~tch, Eloise Con· nolly, Eleanor Boyles and Hazel Murphy Soghomores serving were Ja-net KQehler, Jamee Caldwell, Jant:t Vmeyard, Bob Bigley, Rod My Gaul and Melvin Sanders. The menu eonS14ted of tomato JULce, baked potatoes, cubed steak, green bean1 cole slaw, Harvard beets, rolls, butter, cake, 1ce cream and coftee Precedmg the bapquet, Mr» Nora Rtce gave the lnvocatron M1ss Marty Murphy, Jumor Class pres!· dent, welcomed the &!mor Class The response for th~ Semor Class waF by Class Pr.esldent, Phil· Also a eomplete ,stock of Serta Mattresses and Matching Box Springs lftlhe Furnllure Dept. on the 3rd Floor. . ·-.. MORI PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES IHAN ON ANY OIHIR KlND 780 IEasl Main Sl. '"" Sllflitd ~ C~01191 Will>t>ot H•l'- BIG REASO .................. . _.....,, ·-.............. ·--···· ... ._ ......... ................ __ ....__ _ ' ·- I N.lt.l(ltHG lOX SPbiG SAM! I'IICI oh(l """~~~'"'lilt._ L----- l'.eit t1.tl •.... ..... n.•• _k.,•• Only Serta da:re• to oft'er you tbia (amou• "Serta-P011ture"• Mattreea, butlt w1th healthful firmnesa many doctor~ recem· mend, now only at a deep·down pnce that defles eomparl110n (or quahty so high! . . But remember, theee drastic reductiont Ate •trictly lim1ted and wUl be wttk.drawn immediately tart.eraale. Check and compare the many luxury teatum- uaual(y found in higher-priCed natiOnally-advertised tufttd m.attreaaN Then, hyrryl Ivy now Mr1 Robert Rawlings and Mrs Cheater Erw1n were gut.sU 1'1.u,, . day wflen Mn. Walter Crooks en· tcrta\ned her Cana1ta Olub w«'f: won by Mn. Em· n1et ,SbJI)(!r and Mra. Earl WarnkP The next meettnr wiU bl:! heJd at Mr!l Lee Pratt was hostel!$ thto home of Mrs. Shuler when the Kin Club me\ at the The hosteM ~erved ' dessert home of Mn Ectgar Pratt recent [ rounc to tho.st namM above apd Iy Games wer~ played and prltNt \h M l:arl Knight, Mr!i Ru•~ttll W~Jl bY Mrs tdkar Pratt, Mrs RI\ 11ll*o'n and Mn Millard Wlldet Chard VauJhln Sr., and the doof muth ' prize wu awarded to Mrs C .1 Ebersbaeh. A ulad course was served to Mrs. Vf:da LeMw, Mrl. Haroll EberJbaeh, Mrs Emma Le1fhelt, Mre Emmett Blackburn, Mrs Ed· a:ar Pratt, Mr1. Annl~e OhllnJer. Mr-~ Rlrhl'lrd Vau1han Jr , Mr!i ( J Ebersbaeh, Mn W'l'" W1I" don, Mra Richard Vaurhan Sf The next meetln; wUl be bel~ at the home of Mn. Emma Lei~ I UO•U 111111!111 lnltr Mrs. Walter Crooks Is Hostess To Club Prl''' All popular s.l••• and lWIH SU:~ OUAI"N'U .....11 •• , ...Kill uutd ., .. COMPARI WIIH OTHER tumD MAIIRESSIS SELLING UP 10 $59.751 Salt Now Onl alld a~ntlnua lor llmlttd tlmt o•lyl Kmd"""''" never before at this low grice rrs 71 Mrs. Harry Smith i Funeral Service Held On Monday Te~ High School honored the Semor ' Class Wllh a banquet ~nd prom FrHiay evemog, Apr1! 26, m Tup Plains The theme of ..,~eeorations was jl-Rno"k and IW&l carried out 10 red md whit&, the semor class colors. Red walls were- gady decorated ~With largt glJttenng noteJ, sharps, nalll, and records w,~oth the names fc \i,>" ~~- ..~popular mu!llc emblazoned them A false ce1hng of red wh1te held a casca<!e. of brtght colored balloon!. Small tables with wbtte 1ablecloths, were de corated w1th red roses Wb1te place cards were tnmmed With red musi-cal notes and red memory bookFi were n:J.Scnbed "Young at Heart" Red rose cor· aag~ were glven each g1rl and a elngle red rose bijd to each boy for b1s lapel' for only I DeLuxe. Nylon SuperrCushions by DONALD HEADLIY POWELL T)le Jumor Class of Ollv~ Orange m1e Headley Ohe1ta Cole, Audrey "'-AIHS SlENDER FIIURI On The Brightest Corner In Middleport cute IJle:J ll' WASHINGTON expecledly Thursday ,COL1J'MBUS UP-A pont1Dc1l hts fatal liver alllitent requiem h1gh Mas~ v.1ll be ~1111 r The Bethesda Naval next Wednesday for the Most scnbed the illness only R~v M chael J R~ad}•, 64, btSM ate CB\.lse of death ~ "acute Middleport Society BAKER FURNITURE ,t Michael J. Ready Catholic Diocese Bishop Succumbs j I s Ghlo: ..,.. inN~Wit.,cttu!IIM• . . . . " north ,.,..... ,.,..,.• . . . . ,~ NATO Aga·l Sec:·• Dulles W Olive-OrangeKingAndQueen At Banquet On Friday "" enttne . , UNITIII ..... Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Fnday, May 3, 1957 I 35 LJ at y Weather- a_,., • t o 4 J - Save as Never Before In this Great National l'llll ltMII' - • '""'""'· ...... .. ·•56 to 64 Hlth tMttt. L..w10 '-ltht .. I ' OS f • e In Local Newt In AdvertltiDJ In Clreul&Uon STOP "SOn-BED" BACKACHE Mn Mabel Van Meter of Ches spent Wedneaday w1tb ber bro and .stster·m·law. Mr. and Eldop Kraeuter, Morning Star Mr ..nd Mn E J Htll viSJted Monday with ff!ends 1n Gallipolis Mrs Adolph Grueser vuated last week with relatives Ill CharleatDn, W Va Mrs Rolhn Bearhs left Wednesday mornmg for a Vl.lllt at Canal wmchel!ll.er w1th her daugtlter and aon m-!aw, Mr and Mm Roy Evans and famtly Mrs Karl · Grueeer, Mrs. Rolhn Bearhs and M1ss Thelma Grueser, president h11 the conung ~car d('cnralwns for the meeting of ttle Hmts' when the WSCS of Asbury Metho Amat('ur Garr.eners Club at the Durmg the mechng the rcs1g members of Magnolta Temple Py· dlst Church Syracuse met Wed hom(' of ~1r~ A J Strauss nat1on of Mrs James B Titus was thlan Sll!lten attended the mapec· nesda~ evemng at the chunh for Favors "ere nHnJature May bas· \ accepted with regret Mr and lion of Me1g5 Temple, Mlddlepert, their last meeting o( the year kcts filled wtth pastel candleS and Mrs Titus and sons are movmg to Tuesday evemng Other officers elected were Mrs sprigs of lllv of the valley and lied 137 Motz Street St ~larys, Ohm, Mrs John F Bally, Mrs Bertha Allee Capehart vice prcs1denl , wtth harmomz1ng ribbons The 1 th1s next week Scott and Mr.s Ru8! Watson spent Mn C B Weese, treasurer Mrs dmmg table was centered with a Mrs Randolph Humphreys" eha1r Wednesday with Mrs Alan Gcn· Ural Thomas recording serre tary, May pole Jn pal~ pmk green and man ef Junl1lr Garden Club~ a:a~e helmer, Athens Road Mr and Mrs M C Garvm, Mrs Mrs Chnslhw Gnmrn, secretary of 1 yellow Mm 1aturc dancers were 1a report on the Jumor Amateur'tl promotiOn Mrs Jr:~hn Sau\age Jr • gowned 10 p:~rly dre'S.Sel matchmg Cl uh wh1ch. was organized last Lyle Wunder aml son and Mrs James Sch•ner and famtly of New secretary of missiOnary education their nbbons and the base of the week at her borne ark spent the past week end with and serv1ce, Mrs Oma Wlnebren pole was bankt:d with earnatmns ncr, secretary of soctal relations Pastel tarers lighted the table J Plan'i were discussed for the Mr and Mr11 Eslle Mossman, Mm and local church actiVJtlcs, Mrs whtch wa~ covered With a green Opctt Meeting to be held at Middle- ersville William EJchmger, secretary of cloth and the salad counc carried port High School on June S at spiritual life, Mrs W1lham Houda out the same colon 7 30 p m when Mrs Blanche Wag shclt secretan or supply work, gener, Columbus and Southern and Mrs Fretda l''telds secretar}' Other arrangements In the home Ohio Electnc Company demon:~tn of literature .!nd pubhcat10n were or lr1s Lilies of the-Valley lor ,will giVe a demonstration of The meeting opened with devo- and pmk Do~wootl The program Outs1de Garden Lightmg with the tJnnl! led by M11; Etchmger who mcludt>d flower arrangements un· Carper Nnuery, Burlmgham, 1n • had as her toptc 'We give Because der specu.l cla5:;Jflcattons Colonial charj;le Of the garden presentatiOn The Rev and Mrs Ronald Pla.:e We Love Ml:t~ Karr presented the - Mrs Hobert Coats-wtute lllarJI, A mo.vmg p1cture "Landscape for and daughters Louise and Rebe~ proj;lram uslfli! for her toptc, "We a:z;aleas and tulips In an alabaster Llvtng" will also be shown and a Love- Then We G!ve ' urn , French- Mrs Jamell 8 Titus coffee hour I! being planned bY ca, Green Lakes, W1s, viSJted hel and Mrs Harr; During the b~mes~ session It - lilacs, 1r1s and chrysanthemums the ho~tesaea, Mrs Earl Kmght, parents, Mr was 11 olrd to pay $19 for light fix m an alabaster compote, Mexican Mrs Glenn Lambert, Mrs Charles Houdashelt and Fredclle Houda shell for several days this wee}r tures for the ch urch parsonage - Mrs Robert Re1bel- yucca hos- Bradbury and Mrs E 0 Rail Mrs William Elchmgcr closed ta duromcun1 , gcramum m a tm It was announced bY Mrs Reibel and lert Wednesday for the• the mcetmg w1th a ehapler on container on a woven m•t that the Carper Nursery tlad mov- home They had been at thE- • Pauls letters Mrs Reibel prestdent, pre1tded cd and tr~mmcd evergreens plant former home m Gaines, N Y ---- -~ ! at the meeting and was reelected ed by the club .at the galea' at the whlle Mr Place took a JefresheL 1.: as pics1dent for the commg year lower corporation llnh of the vll· course at the Colgllle·Roc he~! t' l .. ~ • Mrs Earl Knight presented the re- !age Litter bug po!ltC'rs have been Scmmary and then they Vu;tter port of the nommatlng committee plac~d m the schools by the club fr1ends In South Caruhna bcfo1l • 11 nd new o£flcera mclude vtce prCII· a11 a part of the1r CIVIC proJect startm,a; bark to Wtsconlln dent, Mrs Randolph Humphreys, Mrs Reibel announced the Spring 1~~ \~( ~~~;~~n~n':! 1~i1~~ein~: Michl Lloyd, son of Mr an• nnc r nlral c 1 wel1hed 1% lin ' secretary Mrs Phlllp Bailey, D1str1ct meeting m Nelsonville on Mrs Bruce Lloyd has been Iii v r1te~Newcnmtr Mr. l' Clum n24 R Heller J une 3 1md th e F IC id Da)' on J une i"lr 1 lmrt 3~ treasuru,' M•·s L E Reynold s 5 town o With a v1rus tnfcction lha 11nd tel!l so much better A!! my The openmg devotional aervlce 8 at the farm of Orlandeth Lch· Mr and Ml's Mart!n Cano1 ~r~~~~~ 1 fd!" 1~~.:Ge;e:; ~~~~;; 1 e'rhd,: waa led by Mrs E S Schaaf who man Gore • and baby have moved from Calr itarted tlklng wonderful Rennt:i' read "Sophie's Sermon" and a Mrs Strauss and Mrr. Howard forma and are hvlng With his mo A8J;. ~n ur drog(lol for " ounce• of ,. 1 11 uquld RENNI:L Conc~ntrata You'D poem "Others Rol ca responses Dyers with Mrs Thelma Pratt I! ther, Mrs Mlldre<l Carson M r n•Yer know a hungry moment wh!la were "Favorite Type! of Flower a contrtbutor mvLted the ,Kuea~ Caraon lA employed at the Kalse raduclnl wl\h RENNEL _ _ _ _ ___ Mrs Denver nice and Sandra Hum' Aluminum plant at Ravenswood phrcys, and the members to the Mr~ Hobert Mills lmq new dau dtnlng room where Mrs Titus and ghter, Marv Lou1sc wcrc return Mrs Heibel presided at the Stiver ed hnme from Holzr r HospJta. coffee and tea services The door Tuc8f.ay pnze was awarded to Mrs Titus Dclno Pratt Canton, spent !h v.cekend with h1s moth~r, Mr ~ Lee Pratt and family Mrs Ch:~rlolle Pcrrm Wll "' ca-lled to Pcrtamouth Tuesday h) Lhe death of a close fnend, Mr W1ll!am Giles Jr Mr anrl Mrs James B Tl! 11 ~ I and sons, Richard and Jeffrr y l'uncral scrvtecs (nr Mrs Harr.\' Rutland, are movmg Mondav l 1 Sm1lh wr.re hol ~l from the Ew1n ., thetr new home at St Marys, 0 Chape l Monday al 3 p m w1'•1 L111da Hackett, small daMhter tho Rev Ralph Grove, pastor u ~ of Mr and Mr" Ge,lrge Hackell the Rock Spnng.. Mcthodl~t C~ urch, offiCiating Jr h"being "lurned to chicken pox after 111 With S~cdrd music wa s prov1ded b: and mumps Mt s Ben Neutdmg, orgamsl Bulla! was m ~cch Grove daughter. Joyre, were busmess [ Mr and Mrs Riley Jr an 1 Cemetery and pallbearers wcr" vi.Siton m Columbus W!'dr)e~day the grandsons Harold Blacbto., Howard Grant, brether of Mn 1 cstet Ta) lor, Lawrence 11:1ri Frank Groaan. ls 1 surg1cal pn Harry Leonard Thomas McClung tJent at Melg11 ~ncral Hosp1ta 1 and Leo Smith Gene Reed USAF, who 1i atu Among those. from out or tmvr. tlonc(t at t he Lockb(]urne An: ~ttendlna the ~ervlccs were Mr Force Base • .sp['nt th.- werkend lind Mrs Thomu McClung Jack· visiting Mra Lee Pratt and !am ·un, Rev an~ Mrs Le11ter 1'ayl01, lly Kingston, Floyd W11l, Akron, Mn Arthur Skmncr <~nd Mr~ Mrs Victor Joyce and daughter o( Dave Farmer drove to Kanawhl Ncl•onv11le and Mra. George Bow- Cit¥ today where they W('rc lu":"t ers, ~hd'dloport. cheon ;ucsts of Mrs Vmrcnl Reuhman and were -nceomp:mu~' home by Mrs Garnet Fleck Chi raao. who will vUlt at the Farm or.Sklnner borne IRST lumber laymg agmnst the stde ef the butldlna. mrul likely from "Jhl •• thrown 1nto '' The u ed t o.,.cco chief said, "Throwing away lighted matenal can be vf'ry dangerous noW with the dry Ieason well upon UJ.': Ch1ef Bartrum reported a ndnor acctdent Thursday morning at the corner of South Second and Mlll S!~;~:~~~. Franklin Martin, 20, Mid ~ started past the intersecdecided to stop and park, u'? to do ao he backed up he bumped II car driven by James t~olmer 1 19, who had stopped batk of Martin Only mmor damage wu m· curred, and repairs were arrani(ed b~tween the partt~s There were no .arreBts The Martln car was owned by Lonnie Frazier. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL IHseharged Gordon Wmebren· ner, Syracuse; Wllliam Kaspar, Pomero)'", Henry Ward, MJddh· port: Hobart Raub, Pemeroy, E1· ward Myen, MinersvJlle Grand Jury Will Convene May 13 Two From Rutland.High School . ' .. Register For Ohio U Workshop I TWO Arfe8tedol1 speeding CharO'C I I j '" ' � 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 2, 1957 michael quillen smith