http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ee2404929db91ab20aa9d3f081ff4c5e.pdf 28c250ac27af8051119c70203bb81afc PDF Text Text ' &-Dolly SeDtlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .• May 3, 1B57 Middleport '!, nri'!Ot/4.( h'leVement AWard G'I Yen Salem Ceft t er PTA 0 n Th UrSday Society .1. . l .. -t I Aa· acl:Jinement award wu pres,tnted to the Salem CL-nter PTA 'ItlurRu aften.oon when the M.elp County Council of Parents Cd T.eaeherzJ met at the Rutland. Umnhlllpl for their final meeting of the year. . T·he award which was given for t;l)e f-irst time this year was preMnted for outsanding work in pro· · ...II. ng th e po 1l~tes o1 th e oh·10 ~. g p t.s 1 "'41'n ress o aren and Teac hen 1l~ Me1gs · c oun t}' 10r th e year 19560'Jlrs. 2'. Judges O. Kletn, L. c. were Karr Mrs. and O. Lucille B. li'awklns. ·l ; (,' ~ Mrs . Roy Tracy Jr., president, preeided at the meeting whicb opened with prayer by Mrs. Bea· Wee Smllh. The report of 1.hc :S~tcretary was given by Mrs. Irene J;larker. A note o[ thanks was read from the Ohio Congress for gift of money sent them and all:IO from the :~tate office. Reports of the various units ~fe given after which Mra. Paul f.ftclss eave a report of the by-law amendments. Mrs. T. A. Downie reported on the summer round-up. The Rutland High School Glee Club, directed by Mrs. C. 0 . Chapman, with Judy chase as accompaIDst, presented a prol!!ram. The Glrh Ensemble sang, "On A Green Hill", "Life Thine Eyes" and "To A Wild Rose" and the Glee Club • • • Federated Chur.ch Womens Guild Meet'lnQ Held WedneSd.ay N'IQ }1 t re•d from the American bo;;;; Rodney Sauer and Mr •. Paul Theiss represented the Mtd· dleport PTA at the County-wlcl• . PTA Counctl metllnt at Rutll)ld 1 A contn butlon of $5.00 w•s Thursday. Mrs. 0 . P. Klein ITid made to the Overland Scholarsbtp Mrs. Lucille B. Hawkins, newtoh· l Fund and a contrtbution to a famporters, were judges at the mtj:lt- • ily who lost all by fire , when th::J ing. . ..... 1 Worneq's Guild of l.he Federa~eJ Mrs. William Fu s~ who .IS Church • mC't Wedne sday cvemng bt<'n living with her da:ughlt\r, I at the church. Mrs. Perry .M il;h and family is' 'rt .T he organ -pn>ludc by Mrs. FrcJ) Racme visil lng Mr. and Mr I Blaellnar, opened the meettr.g Dillon Cro s!".. 'I followed with the call tc worship Mrs. Curtis Jenkinson wbo wa.; 1 by ~tn. Pearl Mora , spiritual llf" a surgical patient at the Mdgs chairman. _Mts. Tnom.as You 1g ~neral llospital was returned h 8 "• thc s crtptu'e r cldtng • Ac l! 1 home WednE>sday and is rectlpc ~. t · 11 · ating sati.~ factorily . .. 1 ar Flung Service" was the toM has been 1 p .te t r t he cvcmng, · • rs. Sidney Pickens presentc d b )' ill for lh!' past week. Mn. /ltora who also gave a medi Mrs. John Mayer is sp~nding talwn and prayer. 'l:ev ~ ral d:lY S with her parents, M;. Miss Elizabeth Fick, president, amj Mrs. G E. Swishn, Che!~hire . presided and reporlS ol varlou~ Jacqueline RJC'e , Gallipolis. is chairmen were read and accept~> v:jiting Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rice ed. Two letters of ttl01 nks for the and sous , Chiprer and Kenneth. 1\ ten complete Easter outfits sent Mr!l. ·Mad,~~:e M03~<cmm, who has to Back Bay Mls.o;ion, P.iloxi. Mili!i ., bNn in FlorJda for the winter is i wrrc read. one from Charles E. visiting relatives here. ' f.oldsmlth. pastor of the mtSSHlll Wi_lliam Puckett. Luuisville, and the other from Kilty Kalinand hls younger bro[ber, \ A/2: :.uskw, a girl receiving one of the Ja~acs Puckell , Nebraiktt)t"i"•-e tutfits, visiting thrlr parents,, · ·¥r-JJml A ~Ommunicat1on was rflad Mn. Arlie Puc-kett and family. fr(lm Helen Schoedi~ger, vice 1pre· Rodney Downmg, Dr. K. D. ::;:ident of the columbus Regional A•~bary and D~. ~lyde _In~eb re· Gto!J 1J 1\#anking them for their turned from a flshmg tnp m Ten- hospitality· at the Regional meetnes!lee Thur!<iday. ing lout fall. MiH Fick thanked ,1il Mrs. George Hackett Sr ., Mn who helped with the serving of George. Hackett Jr., an~ d-a,ugJ-o t!le El,mhurst Choir and also the ters, l.wda a11d Rose Mar1c, wer: r.astd· breakfast. A thank you 1 visitors in Culumhu11 this week. P•ul FTenctl, a medical patien· sang, "Open Thy Blue Eyes'• amd at Holer Ho.splta l is rePorted en"Let There Be Song.' ' l lleally 111. Mrs. Tracy gave a report of her A / 3c .R,oger Covert , Lincoln, work and also or the c.onference Neb., was called home by the held rece~tly in Cambndge. RQ~I death of his li:randmothcr, Mrs. call of Untls gave the Letart Umt Arthur Covert , }'airborne, and iM the largest attendance. Mu. Ar· vi£itin~ his famil y, Mr. and Mr.r. thur Sylvester of Letart won the ErQC..~ t Covert and thildren. door pnze. Linda L)'om , daughter of Mr and Mrs. John Lyons ha• rcturlThe rrcsident thanked the group ed to S"hool after being ill with for their cooperation the past year meaaleo... after which the meeting adjourned Bruce wallare, son of Mr. and R . ef res h ment.l were serve d by .n "rs. Dw•'ght ll'•ilac<, ;. on ... -ut· '"" the Rutland Unit during the SO· ches stncc he injured his foot cia! hour . Sunday while playing. M.r . ami Mrs. Herman Lohse are movi.•tg into their new tlom& on Gravel Hill thL'> W6Ck. Julie Mitch. RN, Gallipolis, vil;~tcd hf'r mother, Mrs. P. 1.. The Hayseeds 4-H Club met at Mitch and brother, Larry, Thursthe home of Donald and Wayne day_ Davidson with all twelve mem Jon M. Schaaf, whu has been ben present. employed 1n Columbus. vi~ it c d Games were played and pro- his mother, Mrs. E. S. Schaaf. ject books wrrc studied. The «!lub Thursday t'nroute _to lo' ort .Knwc 1.s selling chances on baked Ky., where he wJll be _.'ltatloncd gobds to make money for their temporarll~· after re-enhstlng In clut. the Army for three years. Schaaf · , had completed -two Yetl:rl in the The hostess scrnd rc(rcsh· Army In March, 1956menh of ice cream , cake and kool Riehard Ward, Third Gradt! aid to all pn!scnt. pupil, is ill with measles. The next meeting wiU be M1y Dean Fink. whose brothers, _ B~.J l~ at the home of Billy Elwood and Danny, have mump~, has }Oln, ~f Racine. erl them and Is confined to hi~ • I • WHERE • • • • • • • • • QUALITY COUNTS and • ''S·A·V-1-N-G-S'' I 1955 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 4 Dr. lutcriot• likC m~ w. llt•al· cr. VS motor, J,~ood tires. Ucigl.! filll~h. Reduced to - - $1495 1955 CHEVROLET . 210. Del Ray Coupe, one owner and very low mllea_qe, boater, ht&h rubber, all vinyl plastic interior, light grcc-n ftnlah. Want a niec one'! Hcduccd to - .$1545 1954 FORD Custom 6 Pa~s. Cpe. Origina l dark green finlah , 11oort Urc&, locally owned, heatar, radio, one of those sharp can - only • 'f $945 210. 2 Dr. Dcau!Uul Ivory over ted, clean Interior, good tlrea, radio, heater. Powcrllidc Transmiulon. $845 ' ,vou 1 GIVE lollot llocklngo ••• lho p..,.nl wllh beaulllui okln.\ Ch._ ollhtr Soamlm ., Full-l'oohlonod, . In 0 $kln•lJPOIOne blended fO< hor ~ 10111plhion Aatle"'-;-' 1951 Chevrolet 6 ~ass. Cpe. . . . . . . . . . . $495 l Local owner and nice and clean. J Black flniob, good tires. 1950 Ford 2 Door .. .. .... · · .. · .. $365 $5~ the .summer only will be exeeu m:oney b not paid ELBERF.ELDS ~ but we are prleiag · 1 55 F "VI Cdr. · -' ' ·... -.. .. · .... $J 795 Rafteh "waaon. FOrilomatte: Orlatoal li&ht biue finiah. we'!k end 'h Ton Pickup · no95 ·' · 1955 Pol!flli V8 Sta~ Chief · · · ·- ··. · $2,1t5 .. . ......... $100 4 dr. ~dan, Jbdrantatle dr(ve. Veey low tniteaa:e. Immaculate. · Pontiac lineit 'Hrlea. 1948 Plrmouth 4 Door · .. · · ............ · $95 4 dr. sedan. One.,..focal Owner. Dynanow drive. R&H. U:.e new 1949Nash4Door · .. 1956 Buick Saecl.. · -· ·---- · ·- ·- · -·; · $2 395 orljlnal two tone 2 ton LWB. Heavy duty all the way and new tires. , 4 dr. Se~on. li.YdnmaUo drive. Full,Y equipped, Lctlo than 14,000 ~~ ' ' . . . 1954 Chevrolet."J10" .. · .. · · · .. ·• .. $1,195 ·Low 4 dr. Sodan. 1954 CHEVROLET rreen. 1956 Oldsmobile V8 · · ·- · · · · · · · · · · ·· $2,395 PLENTY OF LATE MODEL USED TRUCKS PRICED AT WHAT SOME DEALERS CALL WHOLESALE! 1955 CHEVROLET Oldsmobile "88'~ · ...... - .. · $2,195 ·t Sharp car. $tJ45 inJieaae . Spo.tleas ori.inal Ue:ht .,.... n finish. ·' · · ..-- 19'5~. OldsmPilt '~f8" " .. · -.. .. .. 4 ' I .. ,T ,..•-·liO, In cidai .• ~-c.- ................. "'"' .iijo!i,o, --· ., $l,095 1b2.. _ RM Coavmll!lt epe. :····· $795 · . more. DAILY ' - .... c... a..~ ' EAST MAIN ST. IPltoDO 481 op: "Fro"' liV'ilGIES ''" or PhOil&,IU ' reported that the bead PleaSant HiJh School . cettln.l" •bo per month salary while the coach ho~ · ·$103. ,~~·~~h~; Rotarians Hear R~ports Made On District Meeting · Teacher Named · · Other early readinp ahowed T.,. lMo with 37, CGlumbus 3:l .nd Cincinnati 3t. Tbe weather bureau taid: a eold Ca1111dian '"Jb prenu.re area ROWe ina: hsto Ohio durinJ tbe allbt rerpoJUible for the frol\1 wea.o.,r. Tbe bureau aaid tbe bqh ..W move southward and thf coldweather will perailt over the ltite today and Sunday. Fr«m or ftteling temperature wunln&~ blv, been ilaued for motU of Ohio Suoday m6nling. Tbe Cleveland Weather burelu. said there wu :a definite PQAibil· ity of scattered koct awa, from Lllb Erie tonight A ehUly week end with windt 20 to ~ miles per hour from Ute northeast was predicted Jn tbe Lake Ede area . .ai at an .. umaieill. per hour directly into ' model sedan driven by p,be ....,._ norl!i- \AIIiU .., ...... "',.,, Mrs. W. A.'Adams Claimed Peaih At project for UO)Id, Mr. Tho..e present Hoyt, Mr. Gardner,\ SaUt!r, ·.Mayor C. o. Fisher, Fultz, BakF. Dr. K. D. AmBbary, 'IUs, Knight. Wjlllam Grueser, Clemh Fox, Mrs. E. s. Schaaf and C. F. Hibbs. Jn(;on....,..,- ,, ''¥ liD -~ - ''""( WASHINGTON UP - Funeral , Jame&.Si"'ger, Columbqa, ~... wu services for sen. Joseph R. Mc!rilm couaq. · ;Jail--on·• I., $1,000 property bond UU. .IIMII'!l.inl' Carthy will be held at lt a .m.. u be awaits charlel of aon-supe. d. t., Monday in the Seltfte ~ port whitb will be preaented to the chamber where hi! rose to faro~ May term grand jury. i'nd later wa.s eondemried by his stnaer's bond waa rigned by him eolleaauea. The Senate aervlees be presell and by Dan C. Hartinrer. He . . . bad been aneated earlier thi> ceded b)' Cathollc M.aH at 9 L m., f:. d, L It St. Mattbewl Cathednl, The Pomeroy Hilh Sebool Band week by Columbul pollee and reo wbefe McCarthy Will married Jn will present itt ADDUII S.,Princ turned here by Conatabfe Pete 19153. Conctrt.. Friday, May 10, at 8:00 p. Hendrix to the ~ourt of Juttlce of Tbe Senate. will meet briefly tt m.. under the direclion of Ray Peace ll - E. - Grindl2y where lie noon Monda~ , and ad,Journ ·.out of Woodgeard, Supervi!.or or In11ru· plead not guilty to the charge. res~ for MeCartb)'. . Meanwhile, ·JUit.lce ~Grindley re..mental MuSic in the Pomeroy rub. ·A committee of aeaaton ·.will· ae-- lit: SehooJa. . parted FraU Young wal rlped·ICI(J (Ompany the body from the Scm- . A variety of select~:d mulie will and· costs ,With $4:1 remitted, pro-ate . tbambe~ to AJ,leton. Wi&., be.Qlfered incudi.nt, marches, over- Yided he does noto o_perate a car, h!aviag at 2 p. m., t. d. t., .Monday. ture~, popular tUDn i.nd novt!Uies. for drlvlng 'On the wrong aide Of a Burial will be in A~pletoil at Jn i.ddltion, several ensemblps will road and lttildng anoUaer Ur. · noon. Tuesd'ay. . be hHrd. whkh recently achieved James Robson, Darwin. waa fin-The . deciJ)ion to ·conduct the recognition lor -.rlor p1aying ·in ed *"<t and toSts:for periniitini an eervlces · Itt the Senate c!bambe·• the sOlo-Ensemble CompetitioD.Jii ulllicensed pel-son to opertte a ..,., anftounhd a·n er Senate iead· naUval in Columbus. vebielt be owns. A teen-age aon ot era conferred with Mra. Mccarthy. The aexopiKme q'artet will nat ·Robsoo'a- w811 involved in a minor The Wi&eOnain Republlrlll died pl~ during tbe concert but will be accldent near Darwin WedntlilaJ 1tj Bethesda Naval · ~cnpit.al late used in. the Commencemef\t prD- while driving a motorcycle. Thursday of a little underatood. pm~ Thia &roUP lnchutes: Bill liver malady called "leute ~epa­ AndenoD, .lim Eber1bac~, Sue tills." The .jmmedlate .cau.se of Smith and Sondra Potta. de-ath WH ''acute hepatiUc faJll Oth" ensembla to be heard au . ure" . - faUure of the liver to 10 .. !ollowao Flute Quartet - Jean FI.el~' on working. . Webfter, .Janet .CtJrpenter, Ann Ic0 1;!,Deit.th eamc to the controllfl'lial en.bower, and Unda Crow; Brasi senator, who made flosts of ene- Sutet - Jim Lohse. Earlene -Renmles .and friends with bil atbeU thaw. Suun Young, June O'Bt-len,> . aUeged. COm)11UDjltS iD 11vera· Janiu1 .Row;h and Linda Moore; LOUISVILLE, ky. UP - Calu"'~d;:,.l!with a . auddennesa that Woodwind Quint~ - .Janet ear.. 1 penter, Connie Woodgltrd, Q~rif!· met Farm's, Gen. Duke officially . 1u "ttie caJjltal ., ··c ,,.__ ~en i1L7f9r a nuMber or da Wilaon, Susan·Youug and Sbel· wu lio:alched from the 83rd Jte,_., tuclty Derby today, leaving a field did enter hos- La. Strau_ss. . ' .. ~nd 'perSonnel incuude .tiJ:e "fed· of Dine tl:tree-jear-oJds for Am.er· ·., J lowh)g : Flutes - .lean Webster, ica'"l' raeina clusie." Jl!!n~f Carpe~ter, Ann Ie.en"S~, Trainer Jjmm)l Jones took bi& Uada Cro-:'1; Plttolp r-- Sue Pbd- sore-footed c-olt onto the tract thi.s ·;. 1ipa; Oboe - Connie Woodgeard; morning for a final test of the ·in. Buiobn - Sheila Straqa~; Alto jured foot. The colt failed to pass Clarinet - Johnon Lambtrt; Bass the test. Clarinet - C~rolyn Sisson. A b~gbt, dear tlut chUly 01fter. Alto Saxopbonea - Bill ADder- noon was forecast for the B3rd son. Jim Ebcrshach, lbry Amberg- runnlite of the $133,000 Derby~ er, Eugene Norris; Tenor Suo- wltb Wheatley Stable's Bold Rul~ phone - Sue Smith; Baritone Sax- lavored ia tJhe nine-eolt field. o.phone - Sondra PotU; Clarin-ets More than 100..000 faBJ will jam Gru~r. Dorinda Wilson, into Churchill DO';l·ns for the first . St,te' Auditor James A. Rhod• -.Marcia today released tt.e .report on thlo. Carol Curtis. Myrna Maar, Deanna of the Triple Crown cLassics whlle (Continued on ..... th,..) mllli~n~ watch the drama unfold enmlnation -of village of· - -. on televieion or listen on radio . .at Rutlarrd In MeiJI_eouDt;. . 1 audit· was oondueted by the Bur••• of Inspection and ·Superof Public Office• of whinb atite auditor is ·the chief Pome,_.0. Y·ffig·h •g Annual Spnn ,.,.,.ed Concert May-10 wm Rhode8 Releasell Audit Of Rutland Village office~ . If ~•-.. low •• f49,ts .' . ·- . . J1 10. Yt:.US ' iett.a. $1000 Bo d Se to •~ ~ 0 • t ' Utai 'U.. ...,.d\ Non-Supporl or .11:.--- - I . Scout ~'roop Clark Optioned Charter Will Be To The Senators ·Given On Monday e Troop ~4Q Bol Se~tl ~Ponsdt~ out by the Unit(ld McthOditl Ctiureh " 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. . the p~il ·of the eXaq~­ was made in the · :19S't;~~hlAlre(ae. ·,-'-; ·•,-· ··· $595 C~l~ oltwQ extra 10011 tara. I~ dutlan.&C \ drl.S.don, S,P_Otleoi ori~n(ll ·dark blue flnbh. A nal perform.,. D)'Jl.a~ driV~.,w~ muCh l l$~~~1 The snow wu not a meuurable amount, however, and wu cliJIIed officially by the U. S. Weather · Bureau u "snow shower&." Alone- with the snow came tem· peratures whiCh were only 1 few ~egrees above the freezin~ mart. tn the Cleveland area and nght on the Une at 32 at Da)'ton and Mar~ Drop Gen. Duke From .r;vr KentUCky n.:. uerby· Hlday Coup,. ,LoW ,mUe11e. H)'dramatte drive. JUr:H. You pro~ ab kllbw ;;•refUl owner: · , • auinmet:".' Judie John Baeo"n, president of 11\e Middleport • Club, presided their . SJii!CliJll"l' hla . ~n 'County's first 'recipient of ne\"'lY • create~ stah' schoJarsbi) lot teacher trainlna. . The scholanhip, which amount& to $CWQ ·a year, lour years, wa' created by the West Vlre:in :1 State Legi.slature last year and \~ one o£ sevefal .-given all over ijle state. Eaeh county. has t~e right to award as many scholar~thlps :a.• it ha.. members in the House .of Delegates. Oliver was ~lected by the l\ta son Count)· Board of Educat.i,on (CDntlnuecl Dn , pe.. tht11•) • ' .cUrettors and 1955BulckSpecial · :·... · ........ · .. · $1,995 ~ accideJit oeeurnd at N"o. Second and Jl,ace Strftb. Lewis, trav~ling toward t h-e river o n ·JW.I)eft Oll'fCr, !i!hdPL••i~ul: . :1 dr. Riviera Cpt. BeauUtul two \One blue-crer orlllnal finish. Victoria Hardtop. Radio and Heater Black oV«tr 11roen. Popular· wllh the )'OUnl and Old. Chief of- Police Leroy Bart.ru.a_ saki today a l .. year-old Camde ,l, 0., youth lirin1 now io Middbpon would be ehara:ed witb at least three traffte violationa after hi• ear speeded thrOUJh a r e d Ught and into anot.bel' ear driver. by Mrs. Joyce Titus Friday ~obo •· 5 p.m. Mra. Titua, wife of Jame& Tltua Rutland &D., was not &eriolUly In jured althoueh Chief Bartrum aad atte suffered bruise• and sho~lc. Her l'NO YOUDJ IODid:.hlrd, f, and Jeff, 3, were not ln ured. In jaiJ it Slierman ard L-ew· ia who wu dririnJ a ear owned by Eva ·Marie Dant:. without ber pe!'· mislion ICC1lrdlllg to Min Dar~•. She told Chi~rtrum she would charges bipelt against Lewi..i 1 t dr. Sedan. Dynaflow drlYe, Spotless orla:lnal metalllc green fin11b. Q:.Yned by our otnce manae:er. ' l~$5 5N5 reported lhc red light .. 1954 Buick V8 Special · · · ·- · · · ·- · · ·· $1,595 l954Jiulck V8 Super .. ·······;··· .. · $1,695 1951 FORD Youth Is Facing Serious Charges Mter Accident Wahama Senior Chosen For 4 dr. Sedan. Dynallow drive. Like new two tone blue finish. $795· Cuatomllno 8- .• Dr. rordomatic trans., ndlo a~d hoatcr, beige and brown lin · il,h. aeat coven. Plenty or power ami loti of eivlnp. BOar · d. Only 20 absentee ballots bave been recorded here by". -Albert Gloeekner, "Clerk at the county Board of Ele'ctlona, it wa• learned here· today. Gloe.c:kner said Thursday nlglrt marked the t'nd of absentee balloll being received at hl1 office. Of the 20, 1'7 were from Pomeroy v& ters, thrfe from Middleport. ''Thls I~ _a"l>out tb~ .slowest and least exrtted election I've ever u:, perienced," Gloeckner said. He reminded yoten the Tues&y electidn is strictly a RepublieaD affair. 111 Pomeroy Don Mull~. and Max Folmer, In· for council aeata will on a ballot until tbC ,·What MO. lribul• •• Matherlflcin1... 1953 Iuick Special .... · · .. .. ·, · .. .. $995 1953 FORD • and Syracuse dO population to party pr}mary munic· . Candidates for · 1il· those towns wfll Independents lhia WI. ·- 2 dr. Sedan. Dynaflow drive. Should move fast at this prico. , --- ~ lhem lo keep them moving fa&l to, keep pace with our faot oelllng Buicks and Ponllaca. Buy from BlaeUnars for a Beller Buy. $1565 __..,_ roes: School Board S GIFTED WHEN -to buy such real values at web low priceo. Yes, we arc 1955 FORD ' '·--......... .... .. -· ..... • • SINGLE CQPY-k of Education took oteps to on ThutSday evening In order fll4,000 which Ia expected to $1.35 and $1.65 pr. DOWi • N0.17 r moving many of our used cua ......... ___ .., Ohle1 , .... N IRIIffll ......... I. ._~-·~ ,,.... ............ ....,, cleir- --Hf(lh HOift.Low so CHANCE 'I ., " $665 ' ARE 0116 local owner. · Df!lmu,'! 4 Dr, Sharp :a Lone t.-rccn (lnlsh. Rldlo. fleat.er _,: Nice - IY UNITIID 1'11111 .Staffs Are Curtailed . Twenty Absentee .:t!l)t By State Aid Loss BalloiS Fil~I'A~ ANOTHER $895· finish. Spotless Interior, good rubber, ,quaL·antecd all the way,--bcater. Weather .~ GET $1395 4 noor Scd11n. Bcautlful 2 tone green 1952 CHEV~OLET IRST ,.~ 'clinging Rt llko another MAY HOT 1954 CHEVROLET 1953 CHEVROLET - - 'evw known btfo.... glamoroualy lhHr. , YOU 1955 PONTIAC Cu9tomllnc 8 - 2 Dr. OnlY 20,000 miles by lCM::al owner. Ford111natlc, radio, heat· er. Ivory and blue finlih, aood tins. Let's Trade - __ ..... ' wonderful future? More wear than sht'a F.OR LESS! VB 4 DooJ. Hydramatic Trans., local owner and low mileage. Tires like new. Beautiful 2 tone fli'lish, radloj and healer. Hcduccd from $1~95 to - - . ' -'' ~ Sixth Birthday Observed May 1 ERY CAR DRASTICALLY >I Refreshments of punch, cakx iced in white and topped with a yellow jonquil, coffee, pink, y~l· lew and wh.ite mints, and llU' ', were served by Mrs. Dale Smith . rhairman, assisted hy Mrs. Chari t• Strauss, .Mrs. Albert Wood11.rd. Mrs. Lawrence Lannirrg, Mrs. Den· ver Thoma, Mrs. Hl'nry Werry 1 Mrs. Donley Reibel, Mrs. Ronal Smith and Mrs. Robert Arnold. The table was attractive with \~hite lace cover over green an I centned with an arrangement of Yfilow, white and pink snapdra· gons and bridal wreath, with yel· lew tapers In three branch eadelabra on tit her side. Miss Fick pre sided at the punch bowl. , TONIGHT Robert Taylor Richard Todd Dana Wynt.eT Edmund O'!Jrien D-DAY, THI 6TH OF JUNa (Cinemucope - Tcebnieolor) T,be sixth birthday of Barbara, -alsOdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ben Cooper White, was celebrtted at the Anna Maria Alber1hetti morning 1e111i0n of the Middleport DUEL AT APACHE WELLS ·Kindergarten, Wednesday, May 1. (Naturama-Color) Mrs. White and the teacher, Mrs. Guy Reynolds, served ice cream SATURDAY ONLY MAY 4 sandwiche, and candy-dolls with John Ireland Beverly Garland ravors of party hats to the chil· THE GUNSLINGER dren and wt>re assisted by llar(In Color) bara, John Ingels, There~a Casci -altoand Debra Lyoni. John Welssmueller as Jungle Jim Others at the party table were THE D!VIL GODDESS Larry Walker, Cynthia Mills, Kathy -als~ Morgan, Rex Rou!lh, Michael Bus.. Comedy ..-.d Certoon kirk. • THE Df.ALER THAT DEALS.--I ~ ' Township, Ohio. , Dated tbi5 30lb day ()[ Aptil, N()tice Is hereby given that 19~7. -~ Le).,osy •Mission for a box sent Audrey Koehler whose Post Office John C. BICO address i.s coolville, Ohio, Ro\Jte 3 them recently. Judge of the Probate QN'it Th(: May Fellowship mtieting t;) has been duly appol.nted AdminisMeigs tratrix of the estate of Susie L be Peld BI the Middleport Baptist Springer, deceaesed, l&te of Or· (~) 3, 10, 17, "' ChUTch, Friday, May 3, was an· t:ounced by Mrs. Young, keY church womtm . A mother-daugh · ter banquet with the Federated (i((•lf' in charge was announceO. fo! May 10. Mrs. Waldo J. Rarteh- spoke of the reading coursP and r..,uested each member tO report ~ on their readin". All me1n· 0 bl'r:. were asked to bring at'ticle~ f r. shower for the l>~nily burn " eU out, to the chu rch, • Sunday morning. A skelch on the Back Bay MiJ· sion was g\vcn bY Miss Mary \'. Reibel ;md slides or tiJC mission were stlown. '1.... ~.m~~HI)rive·ln .. , .. , -d anct not~ WI$ I Hayseeds 4-H Club Meeting NOTICI "f Afi'OlNTMINT E1t1te of S.,•lt L. S,rl"n pr urrtlture lhc ftandling ol vii- ."~Ito -Mra. · ·Wilma --~··'$tobart, ~dmi!ted, Pomeroy, Bertha Jaeitron, kutland Mr.s. At.en Sbnln, Pomeroy. ~~har4~ . \irs. Roxie _Smitil, Racine; Mn. Rlchard Beach, M~d dlepOrt; ·clfde.McKnight. Pomerby WUblir Birch. PorU•nd. wjll have a charter pre~tation, Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the sc:out I'()Om in the Bethany ChUrch. Wilbur Dl:i;on of Pt. Plei!J~mt, w, Va., MGM District eomlf\lssloner wiU preseDt the charter, Plans the Sprina Campof'H to be at camp Chester the week of May 11 will be discussed . Parenti of the boyS' ne cordially invited and the troop eomrb.ittee-ruen arc requested to attond. Mel Cll!lrk of West Columbia wb() had been awarded place on the Detroit 'filer roster a 1'&-l aerve outfielder, ha• . been upUo~ -· ed to !.he Tig~s· farm CharlestoD Senatort, it wa1 t..Jrit-••'·· ed here today. Clark wu to biYe.. played with ~e Senators 1ut ,, · night. l· ·as �!--1>a11y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 4, 1957 Day Book T-he Daily Sentinel CHISTER D OF A Dft'OTEB· '1'0 INTI!RESTS OF MEIGS-MASON All&\. RICHARD .. . OWIN- OINERAL MANAGIR 11'1'1101.0 L GRIINI- IDITOR ' Chester Coub.cU of Dau,eMer Amerlct. wUI • , Members are lJittJ 'lf~-.,.01. -ntaUve, BottlnelU-Klmboll, Die., W ,'dilr-CI!t, 16, N. Y. MOOd ea. ...utaa matter at tbe post ofllce at Pom ~~ , ~ I I '• ' I' 1 lloft•~Y m~ article& for a TELEVISION GUIDE ' dr WSAZ-TV Chan"el Saturday- Channel3 Sunday 'l'u.flldatr at 8 p 41 officers. r~atecl to bring m. for nomlaatioa qut.,_ auetlan. 8:25 Sl~~:n On 8:30 Clrele S R.aneb ~ 9·30 Cumby C.uoa,falel: earrler avallable 110 "'"ll per ~ _\li ,it llllnnQ, at e .DoliJ SeotU.el om.e, •1UO: 111 ~ tbrft Dfdlfths;. 90. 8y motor rOutfl where •niJa},te· tl. BJ dlail o.. refit $8; oi:l DIObtla, $US; throo moallla -lol-- 10:00 Fury 10.30 Capt uauam •110:l'ubU.hod -..,nth,""""II. aflontoon except Subda~ br The Ohio Valley · · Son. lla<t, Die., It 110 Ml!ellalllc St., Po.....,, 0. Buolaea SIJ7. 11 :00 True Story -·blafy 12:00 Down on the Farm om.. pbnno ... ' • lt·so Hopalone c.usldv .... Nlct 1'1tA Chiel's Fire Warning Is Timely; . Suggest Stringetrt Law$ On Cdre/Ms Ht~tidling 01 Burning Materials Here • . $:30 iiiiho!t &.oo S.,.' l<inf tao ...,.,Ete ' ~:43 Mows Pl~u"' 8<00 1!<1\o Roatr. . Chief of Police Leroy Bartrum of Middleport suggested Friday a ttmcly warning for everyone wlto inhatil tho wee!J Ani· erlcatt Indians sent bodr to Elll'<lpe attd mtdt so popular ~ Sir Wattef Raleigll. 't'lte great Sit Walter was lamous.for more than laying down his coat ift a Jnllddy Engfish pud<l!t while hl~ lady tttkk~d acros.e. life helpfd brlnll' fobeuo !till> Jespectablhty at the Engltsh Court. Probably millions of smoking addicts who fjnd the wt'lt lacking to gel off the habit have b~­ rated tho day Sir Walter picked up his firs! pi pt. It's a long stretch of lntaglnatlOII from the- 8'rillsll• gentle· man to the warning sounded here, but there Is a relatl~IIJblp. A flt-e thai begun Ftldoy at the ~~ of t 1\(l.fdi~t:l .slote in a pile of Iumtm lil<el)l' eootd b.we been lghitfd oJt)11nmt a '· CJtrelessly thrown cigar or cinrette. Chief ·Bartrum's adwce was and is to be citel'ltl liihete we throw such items. the sun has ~n out ll!rol\g for on!y a little o~er a 'Week afltl aket~ exp<Jsec! materlaJg \VIII burn with Ollll' !he !ligfltest ptovaeatlon. This cert~inly holds true on our 1111'111 and ~toodlando "" welL Western states bave strict laws requiring a $100 mini· nttllll fine for lillyt!ft'! apprehended thtowlnf o!\Ofn a bUtlllng cigarette out of a Cat wiftd6\11 alon~ a wide super hlihway. The · law says "any burning h\aterlal," which means e~erythlng Huge sitns stare the traveler in the face warning agalnll! throwing. away any bUl'lllng obJect. Ohioa,.., and other mid· western otates, 118\fe not toudd It necessary to be u stringent SllVER RIDGE this vki'nify. ts the Fft We-8t p<!ople. Yet fire every year .ausesrnllllons <JI Re; and Mrs. Everett 8,..,. Rev. Arat!scomb and tamny aal' dollars of Wl!li!e here, keeplftjf tlre lnsutiilct ntes hlgll. We comb of Tuppers PI•Ins, received at W't!llston at his mother's home:, Welt might tal'te a leaf !rom our neighbors' books act't!SB tile word Sunday ntgbt of tbe sudden from wltere rhe runotal w•s h.el i, l!ockies. Perhaps we should lnsi•t more strongly on lafet¥ d'"''' ~f Rw. Bron•~mb's broth~r M':.)' 1 at 1 p. m precautions !rom Ureless handling Of fire. Jameo, of Wel!otob, Oh!o. ~ri. ta~e Watson tnd MI. and IllJ'ief, 52', Was a viltior in the :Brlnst6thb home it' Tuppers .PI::.inJI' in January. During his four wceb stay th11e, he attended aervices ut the Souttt BetRel, Lottrld~ and 1'uJ)pL'rs Plains £UB churcl'l•.~, making may acqualntancet in MtY, Gtrr&tt Christy, Silver Jf,id~c ltert' visitors In the 8riiUIMmb heme at WoUstbn, 1\lesd.ay nteat 8 30 Saturday Night Jamboree CONDUCTS REVIVAL 7·00 8:00 \he ftev: N. D. Bordon; Galljpo-Usr paalor of the Middleport Mt. Motiah Bapt!st Ckureb, ia holding re•[va' aervieea at the COI'inth BapU,~ - Cluireb ·"!., w (I ce,sar's HoUr · t:SO Your Hit Pltade 111:00 '!'RA· s· "I ·· • 1~::10 ~~~ a_nd S~rlo atirf!'lrW f!O§ffliNID 111:40 l!ltlWitel! The May meeting of the Middle. 12:30 Sign Off. WI.U.T\1' !0·10 Sip On .; ;,:_ Ul HI Ch.riitlan Science PropiO. 10 SO What One. Person Calt t)q II :00 Thu Is The Lite 11 30 Man to Man .46 Industry on- fi•IKie ~'12 00 O(f to AdvelltUN t2· 1S Whal's YOUl' ~'ht '. For Mayor t!·SO 'PV Cbapel • 1:00 ChampionshJp Bowllqf 2:00 Youth Wants to lf~ .2:30 Zoo Parade 3:00 Wide Wide World ~' 4.:30 Outlook S:OO Meet tbe Prest tl:30 Statesmen Quartet1e 5:45 News Picture 6:00 Tales of Benial Lancers 6::ro Circug Boy ~:00 Sle~·e Allen Show , 8 :00 Alcoa Hour " 1 9:00 LOretta Youqt. SbO.W ,: 9:30 Rosemny dlrifiine.,. ; 10:00' ~c~~~.,.~~~~~~~~~~~~;~ DepaM"tkenl- the ~ "Clean-up Week" ~ddleport and wotdd make a laSt canvass of tbe village today to compJete thi!l patt &1 their wo:tk. BI!,IDUa:l Joha tho ~lr<lo!l ety •wlMJ AT IHOI SHOW C. t. 1tibba, O'fner Of Jloush Shoe St6re, sad bls 10n, Geotge, plan to atten~ tbe ShOe Sltow It the beshlet-ililton Hotel in Columbus Suftd'ay. ANIIIUAIIY TO MelT The Auxilraty ol the Hiddlei!Ort F'lre DOjlatllllebt' will m~el Moo· da)' evelllng a~ tht home ot .Mr~. ·tlnmet Sllluh:r. Officei'a of the Awrltluy wiU ad as hoste&;es. C fie i')otJ'efi It Could Be You. ~I!HiA~ ~ lJtUe l!OIIfe Tetuaeae E!Jtf.e 2:00 Matinee 'J'h~er 3:!10 Qu~n fOJt • J)jy NS Mod'et!II\OtlloMes TBA 10:30 News Headllnes o!tlcially open Hospital Day actlv· vice-pres.; M'tor. !~uter, aeetetiry, Mrt. Norman Babr and daughtrr lUes at the ChlUicothe Veterarrs and Mr~. Jaet Bethfelt trruurer. Donne of Sumner spent the p.a:;t Hospltal, Suaday, May 5tb. lie is week end ia Weat virginia wl·'l the "keynote" tpeaker for an inter· l NIW A:aliVAL M.r11. BaRr's motber. Tbey relw t· faith Memorial Service at 10:30 a. ' Mr. and Mrs, 'Val Jfdgar RIE'Y ed: home Sunday night wlth Mt. m. Rcmarlr:s of remembranee Iff' noldt, Gallipolis, today announ.C!· llHbr. olso being offered by Fred W. ed the birth of 1 dauahter, Rem 'tRacker, State commander of the Lynn at Holzer HO'!pltal Saturday Mr. pnd Mrll Garrett Chrh.y American Legion. That ore:aniza· Grandparent• ate Mit. and Mr.!. Ed· were In Columbus S;tutday on Uon ls s~oruoring the program in .\..., w dfe buah'leS!', wnne thete, they vlsl',•d eonjunetlori with the bospltal'a gar Reyno 1~. 1nid port; M'r. Rn I · h the1r daugh ter, J 1\Mt , Q.!t 0 t-~ chaplams. Appropr1ate muse Mrs. Harry Mot&tntoWn 1 f(lr Great w:t Gtaid Hicks, tuii'l,tlt ife: >Mtt. y 11 terflein Colleg6, Wene"vlne-, r.nd the occasion 18 ~elng provided bY H. Reynolds, Middleport, Mrs. Har· With relatives of both Mr. and \fni'. the 66lst Air Foree Band anc the d Chritty in Colu!flbUS, Suth111Y, re. "Singing Soldiers" of Sidney, OhiO. ry LUCtS, Whiftitr, CtJI(. ark'l J1'.1fl!. turtling home late Sundag lll!!h' An expo~uUon of displays and Wyant, Clal"bblltJ, "tv. Va. · Lours through the hospital's ftciJ. Mrll ~· Jobn DUI . or M dla~ort kles will also be open to the villted recently Wlth M .Faye public at 10 30 a. m. Tit~ diaplays W&htfn, Silver Ridge. will show growth an(( ptdpus In health, welf~re. and military fields. Many are hugh 2 dimensional pan· el disp~y11. that quickly portray difficult subjeets In an eaay to underatand fashion. • -- ~ 1:ilo The LOne ftanger 1:30 1-Jio In u. S. A. 1:6$ Ba~Jtball Preview 1:!5 :Baseball Game of Vfeek ·WJ.E'H Meigs C01nty News Jloo~e Artbtlr Godf1ey Strite It Rich !It~ 112:00 Tomgbt I :00 S1jQI Off 9:00 Lamp Unto IllY. !leo\ 9:30 Look t)p & Live 10:00 UN In Aeti!'Al 10:30 Camera Three 11:00 Leh's Take A 'l'rlp I! :30 Wild Dill Hickok 12.00 Heckle and".i'eokle 12:~{1 Bodge & Bqlletil 1:30 Medical forum .'~$299.00 ••v• on 990.spot ~ Art Metal Co. lhoaP l·'!ltl oink- r.. ture ot thed board• aM ..,tt., Ina tund ""bcnturef, EwlnJt t. panels now rt:~preaentr to~ df BoleJ, r~lldent of the Colurt~lmN 'ftttln'l bustneai. One of the lllO.t lnvedlhent banklnr flrm, announc- important steps in their e~epanal9n 0. D. • - 5:30 Your Esso Reporte1 7:30 B:Do 8:30 9:00 10:00 10:06 10:10 .,' ~d today, Tllt Otilo CllftJoanv Is O!ferlna thtae debentnret to Ohio ln'vertota onlv, ptlced at 11,000 JH'll' fl.OOO debanturOt, ohu "prued lntmtt. Tbla lo tile fllih lima tho ()hio Cotn pony h•• underwritten 'l'ltnn Arl ''' I < MetaJ Co.'a aecurltle• to llnaMe their expanalon program. Tbt 'l'lfln eOdlp•ny, rabrleotoro or tllttt metal products for over 110 ,..,., formed Ia t!IOS t~ lltth lner ..,.ll'"'rlt <111lnp ol p)'tlled metad, popular durint tb Vlelol'lon era. Whtn 1!71H ehtlllf· ed, thl' @flplftY tiNBded lr,to more uJtlul and nletllla product~ lneludiAr rooltnr. ,..,., lrou1h. rutlitl, Hni!flc!tor p!JO, down -llnr and fllrllo.. ntttnp. 'l'1to revohlllonlll'!' lll·llftt all1 w• .,..v · • ......... "v.. CBITI 11...,....,. ._.... ....., ,., L..- ..... _, .......... ClVISII IILCK!Jc co. Co. of Cotumbua 1thldi btou&ht two IJOW 1ale1 wmiiO;UIIJ, and .lddod eijperleiGe lo 'rt1W11101 ht!!l•l an4 alt condiUonlti~ !1114. t•• fn odcllllon tor~. !~ Olfft' .. . . '. .ant ' ' Brown, Jlf'.;.' ,,, • •• • tllelt 'l'll,!ln lae- ., ~ tll:•bllable'd tale• warehoUHI hi Coltti'A~UII. To- U\l .c0111"111 ' I : . .· . Vote- Be Sure To Vo~ ... Moy7th . f X I CHAR~J o/ M~.~RAY ·'' Y:.oui'&Jpp&rit Eio.rnestfy Solicited · '. ledo. lilolll!ltld, .,.,lOa a'od TIUla, Otilo, ond Soullt lUnd, ltidiiJII, to 'l>ro•l41 ediJipollf<illo!fld llollttHor dielr peeducto an4 ,to 1tep up aetvl<e to lho~ dlflrlbutora. TIUin Art Metal lo olio dillrlbutor for WIU·Ii:nowa UDOI of futnaeu., aJr conditioner., fttruh auppUea. u. phalt roonn~o "'"""""'" aa4 otool ohaato aa4 ohttlmotll lobrlellinl toolo alld , ......,1-. Jolin P. SHoll. 1 yottlln of 40 yean urvk:i,. If """dait ot the eompaoy. Horol4 W', lilutt.. tountlor or tho llquiro .lluiln1 Supply co., l.s the new e:~ecutJve vlee p•otldonl, tllcl 1. HadltO!l - •etrttary.th•tU.t••· lfltfioMAL I JIAMJ,.. Ktlioti liON- MrtAU •' ~ ' ' ' . . OHIO VALUY IUNK CO. b•· Mra. l!Jlr:ry W.elmanf, 1011 lted Thursday in Columbua wit1. Jd'iss Barbara Anrr Wehrung. Mrs. Ruth Cundiff and Mt&. Ke . netb at~nt ~er while ill and ,Mn. LAwrence ~g f!Jr c"ds .stnt her at the death of her brother. It ·Will announ~ed that ainoo the lut meeting the Temple bad ·received an lnvltatiol1 to attend the l.nspeeUon .of Logan Temple on May )-f, The travelinc .pt~l.ze doo "'tod br Mro. Bomi<l Dorst awltdad to Mro. ,William Flahor. Ia ' •'">, ~ lN,........ , .•.. Fh. 3}1{, .Pomeror ·· , lnvl~ . To ..ln~"ct '. ' Th~ Ul!der ¢.J.},t..,~n ·' ().n ··TOM~oY <In Mld~lt,PO!f fN8 . •... ; ...... , .'. ··Pia.'4tliYI' ~~ INS•.... ' .';r, , , ;., , Fh. POmeroy .... t. • ' ~ l "'S. ~· ."'' ... \ .._. ·For Scile · SP:RING-·HILL DAI.RY ' ., ·. 1 1 I' 1¢51 ,Co"!pitt~d I .. 1 .....,, ~ - SL$1 . "' ' . ~ . - . \~ ' . . . ~ ' . ' laCIIi.flellrlaiiiMI•f lhe ~:1-~.fo uteWI~ ~• I • ·~ - ' ' ), • • ~ , ' ' •0:: ttou ~ ll!1f ~ Alidl!latea. TIJey .,. :- ! ' to ~ ...,. ~ aad ~ lleeall(lt It ·~ '. ' . - J ' dotS,Ule lhe..., jllllllea l'l11l '"' tile~ .tNW·'"' h! t1i!tJ JI'¥1!1!11.11 ,... . . . . . ~, ' l ' ' lloeee.., to ·ave Jo pef11rm ~ fMi ·~ ~ ,... ...,_ •forget ihit ~ . · '"' ~ the 111ifor Sf% ~~ _.,_ r.M•' ~eaeali,,eirr7 elltlhe ~ Mr,. naJO ,smttlt, llrL Ada.ln ~ bath, Ml'Bi Carrie Gruner and M1Js Bernke AnD Durst. 1be 'JUliO' meetillg will be held at the home of Mrs."Rtcbard Campo I>OU~ ,. ",..<;·..,..-~~- Buchanan, Mrs. Luey Gregg, Mr. Tay~or, Mr. .ani Mrs. Donald LoWei-y. Mem,bera were L.v.un Buebanan, Judy aftd Karen Gregg, Judy Sauer Janici 'J;li-lde, Sandra !Hysell, uet en Taylor, Susan Allensworth, Pay ~.;;r;",i;;;~;n;;avid Lyons, Cindf !I Perrin, Susan . tU ISh J .,.,~ .. ~~of,._,.,.;_. ...........~ oa 'rueiii.Y. Hit, 7. t9 thoae nlm~il fi};toYe ~- 1\!fa. George HeiDe•. lira. Ro~ l1ii lloubo.~•- ll.lobord C,llllpbel!. Wbftt, · eouncillors; Jamllf I 1tlotwqo ~ ..... """ ,., ..,_.~ .. .,.,.,.,, "'~ 1111 '!JJ'V -·~­ ' w. • ' ·-· ' • U.PJtti'¥« 'J ,. • .oo.t; of tlttt illfloe. A•olMlf' 11e ....-, .,..,. ....... ..,..,_.:·!!•~ 1111 4 lo....,.. ' ~n.-'e dd fllitlb' jlos\llu Ill-'~~ to"'.~ fll'lee , , ]111 ~In ..., ways. Mad_.,,~ tb.aae ierqls I~ 1111! -~- -.-Jour 'llaJ•....., Yeti, ~alii IIIII! ~,t .t.o II' - -;...,., of OUa leWII. I bow -C!iily qp oll'f~ thaU Jllla~ In Q!e aa111 .._ Jlpe :lbaes Mted IIIIIUJ, kl lit ,... ~ ,.ee ._.. . . ~ my adnrhllllnllo!t we 61 getlhblp doae In Pomeroy. Jl.,.l!ll ilWa:ra my poUty J,;,(et tile Job done aad Bot jut Ill talk aboat 4okt;lhe job. , 1 .e . ' 1'!11 ~ that I have .. . ,ropualven."' ~ ~ vllillty, ~ .., ~ Ill , ~·play 11WIY tlllugf .. 'YOVR m~m-{l!IDJa .• •as ~ ...... (JI'.IIltl... - stioeets 315 daya .-,.., 11114 lhe sllmulaljon. of tiallnea •• ......,. ~ Is lll1· ~:-die new eeon"'DI< ontloolt for ,2!! ~ Help Cftmtr. I knf!W that I, as YOUR may,or, md YOUR vUJace 001111eU .,._ Y~lJB vWa&e - ., ~~ ·lo ~ you em pojnt wllh Jlldl!• V~ .fill' me on Tu.~ • 1111 tplo It' , #On tid wheel of progrealve I"Vei'!I'Deal that w!ll be oae of~~ '"' us afll, • <. . See you otthe pofh on tuesday. · · DELMAR A. CA~ADAY ' .... .•'-. .'"..' ' Get _ _,...., ••~o,;tue ., ftr:ai•• notlil•C Ub !Qik ~-. -'P.erk··Jt" W A. Adam11. h9~@1 and )41'•• Hubert ,. were- feeent·-.triiiiP· ~ llr~ and Mrs. Fred Crow weq! 4 Pa~ersbtlrg.' "!tV. N:a. ftu'rsdif called by t~ de,tb Qf her au.rt Dur.inJ tbe soelal bour a DWilber of "'-""" were p'-l'ed and pr.lzes p_ _4e~ Jo Mr,. lltl'l~ ·Mrs. Alnaoda,l(mler .and Mrs. Karl (lruwr. ~ent.s ~ sened obTtbe 4tMIJao~ "'t '' ~Iff In ~U!jiP.ll& Pythian Sisters Past Oiefs tn Thuruloy.Meetjna The wenmlnster ' ship of the First Church had a ha}Tide to .f'.Wk Frid.J)' evening aq,d ,f ,.leper f.9a&t ~t ·the p-.rk. ware accompanied by the H~¥d RuP»fJ..t; Mr. and M,ll. . :Ill\'· 1 !I!> -Allll.lll'A- ~ ltl'&:lwt!i >lr 011-H~vride . Ygu"g:in neart .. ' . Ql' YWf)!l . in. ~r$, tNWY· ~ n~s IQ!j et fte$h; wbol~~ ..;ilk tp feel their-best(lild keeponthe09. : • . b.mi!Y. Westminster Voittft Group ~. · ,•Jf' WIIUY ol the Baptb: M• (Rep~o~(:llican) ' mem~r TN! InLord's prayer to unison op- 1~ ~~~~k~~~::=~~~-J;::; enf!d ebarge of the prealdent, '· M'r,. J:lenry R<libel. )11'1, W!Wam , Bill IQ!IIDMer lhalllted the 1\'0up lor • Midjlfeport VILLACJ4 CLE~Is; . ... Citi2ono' NoUonal ~lllllt. ;, •• Miss "''h6lma 6rueter uaJite"a'by W.ooda:eard, -Jan- Miss Lena Grueaer j!ntertained the ii!IIIY Past Chie:ft of )fagn_olla Temple Pythian Sisters, TlmrJday evening at her homo, Cherry St. · vllle ln April, 1,956. . 'MURRAY. • Pl'()eram In 1056 wa1 the aiqulallion of the Squire Reallot Sup)ly paUont at M~\CII .GCRI!.ral f191pltal after lnlurllllf ti~ foot wmt o P.>•· e.r zyower. ~tum,jl 1o JilJ hom.~', Anne St. Tbur$4oy. ~is• ~rd• .t Wr waf!l J ms CHARLES O. (PAT) Diol 'iw• ·l' ~slblliW of both ,pafenta an<. eu v:.isit~Pr ig n.eiq~. Frid.Jy. schools for the educe.rion of youth Mr. ond ]llrt. Jl4!lt'Y ~l<r!lury and stated that tile way yGuth Lc wer~ ~uOOm !l'is.itor& in GalliP9lU ~ucated is the creates respon Thursday. lbility o[ aU. 'lie¥, ··~ Mrf, \Valclo ~- llamh re~w-ned hCNPe toda¥ ~after a ~w speaker d~148.~ tbe work days vial.t io Qe~d wi\b Dr. :B.oarl;l oJ ,lld)J.Gftl!1.n a n d respOOlllblljty \0 lbe ,. .,. and llr• Jame• A Do,...h """ la!li, Fjr.RM FIR! WARN!t\IG Cfi,\MPAIGN )II: - UP Throefourths pt all fire damage to farm buUdlbga tJ due to some construction fdUlt that ~areful inspection could .have uneo~ed a University of fH:Inoi.s. fattn Safety speclalilit said. Robin Hood ~~lit q~l~ia oouq.ty re®ipts eHmbe.~ ~~ the from $.2.993 to $4.-tlO, a r,i~ of !f7 f9r 1~lo I!"'per ee.nt. Athens Count¥ J.l.!Jmped tl91t ,ill •'~~< Qh~ ~~~~~..ind the ~~ t~e ~'·· Middleport schools from $15,11~ \o 111118 to $13,895, a WheAlio'~, W. Va. seven eent drop. "A~ •PjJWSr :bl@ ~~~r~;!'~ in tbe county IIChools. meetin1 closed with a prayt b t1 report 3P, ed" he &aid, "competitive -~ by Mn. RalPh Zundel, wife o~ most of t:h e power has not. The latter is d. the Pomeroy First areas, haw question of 'time." anda~oteor for the year in was given to the offi.:;ers year. Ther,e are Z4 other , including LUC8:s, of the p,aet year. that bae collections for the we'k In excess of the same week 1 y&ar age. Total Ohio sales tax collections for the week which preceded Eas ter were ,,740,192 compared to ;¥:arlene II · "'~• J)ou&las Edward. t.llto tlorodiy t.9n( • .n d 1!Jn. :eoorch, ciY.\e orranintions .and ..a~1cc clubs. fle spoke or the rre- $3,827,21$ f~r tb~ col't'U.sp.ending Sports. P«rade Weatherman Aation On Your Radio ove11- the fllilmP }·e~~or. ' ~hi~< I The Ohio rr.mnanv ha1 undr,o. Vf!rtlaln• biUbolt'dt Wai ortcll'lated wrlttnn a t.t40 000 IMue nf Tiffin b)' tire tltnn eomp,nv •nd ft)IDU~ th#' active w.eek ~~~~~~~l·~~-~~-~:i rtc~1pt.r Jul'll~Ped from Js a 8fl per cent$5:,T30 hlki;. •> $7,~ M1N offi.: . Job?" Mr. Smfl't, ,ff:f\1p lini:U1! ,Qf ~QJ tW,ith (ales qf Jlrep~Jid ,tax. r~eipts in )Hs. R(,)w~~ AA pia~o accom~lst three ~att.the~stern p:l:\lo coontles Wie ." en~l)}ltd !JillNil.vthe 1,1 were ~P in two Instances and haur . Also Mae Vmeyard' &_o 11 k 1dow~ tt\a third for :the werk end· J6V(I~al/ict!A;l'J!j :)Y~~e Mt~ EW•:.ip tng prt 20. .. lfathere around the plano. According to Stat~ Treas!Jf~ Mrs. saunt~Ws gave th ~ Rog~r W. Tracy :Metgs Copnty s 3:30 Edge of Night t:OO The Early Show 3:t6 6:55 6:00 6:15 6:30 ~~eo· J'$ijl Smart. ol~~ of ~!,. ~~~~~~- Gil'l tfoou w~ ~~~ jn P~ ,!1!)1'1 B®rd of tJdu<l'tlo~. "'"' (be ersbur.c;, W. VJ. '!httraday ;~~ueot •P•.oloer Ill! IJ!e U.Ome of th' Mr. and }llrt. ~ Miflot of Jlut• mooting and ~ g.ave .ulrJliJtive land "Visited Thursday witb M.r. and n&,P.Hve AU~Sw.tt:S to the que~ and ~. Charles Jl,uclt. flon "Do Yov~®lsJlo A ~o I Hobart 'lli!Pi) ..jiG ·bee~ a * 3·00 Face the Nation a·:::o Sunday News Special 4:00 see It Now 5·00 My Friend P'lieka 5:30 Annie Oakley 6 :00 I.Jts!lie 6·30 Jaek Benny 7·00 Ed Sullivan Sbow 8·00 GS Theater 8.30 Alfted Uitchcoek . , 9:00 $t!I(OOO ChaJlenge ~ J •~I!Ort. for "'"· Sales TaiS!amp . F~'t :Sales Repprted i Up For Co.unty . •F()I ' 2:00 We Believe 2·30 The Last Word v) ilr..,. ' I and 1¥19 , 1D· Sundoy- Chan.,-8 Lin~ ·.- fo,. .o.li ,the ·fOmily! 9TU• 's. wu chJr.:e .meet!'\(. i> a l:J' 7:00 Daily Pd. Pol. ~-----·--, S: 15 Secret Storm 7:00 Captain .Kanaaroo Garry 11:50 a.m. O•·•'"'e 10:00 Badge 114 . 10:30 News Headlines 10:40 Nlilewatch 9:30 Wh1!1t'i!l My 7:43 CBS NEWS Morulna Show · Candidate for Movor ' ' 8:30 Robert Mon~omeey • <• u.<c 9:o0 Sornier; of MIUIR .A, 8:44 NBC NeWs NlO Producer$ ShoWCiaet 10:00 sunday News Speelal 10:15 The Late ShOw MONDAY the Mrs. uoed m "'• 4llila¥#om .... lh> rerresliittent table ..., u,bte4 by !all pillt•lopeN oo H<h ilde Of oo arrtnl~t, 9f tulipe, naretnut liluebefto,;-:l9114ilila, bridal wr.eftlt a~~ ..money.;.!.,. ln a ~ eq_n. t,iner. ' WCHS•TV Chan neD 8 Th01 loeludo l.tr<. Rassell llHII, Governor C Wllliam O'NeUI will pr..tdeni; !ofu. David O~li-. 011. 19'>-lloreas. f'oal - · M'rc T. F.-Kaqt,f, llawtltio 11ft, O.ttVld Daat Jr. wu in Marge of deco.ratWna ed u.ed sprm;. blossonw op. the tUft' of the cl;lu.rcb sanctuM'}' . .Spr_~ iflowtorJ were ...:.._ Satunltly-Chtnula repratiMd ••-'ttee ..,..., Hu,taea, .Bitcta; Mrl. Clemi8 Fo~ Loi'$1; Mo. Owen Braf:tan, Nr1. Gerlld ,Antbolly, Pl-ioclDa Cir<io. ....___-- -· ·---------- 4:0/l C.medy 'Pqne d !be llilllooory Roc" were hii>t>llallty Mo''"n·da y R~tl or CoatlequeMes ,., HA•ay, A.. MJU.ER' ctMNNIL ~ · 10:45 NUewntch Gartten Clnb hu been post· poned ror a week 11nd wlll be held -~-:~~""": _ _ .:.__:_:1~2~:00;_:. stan ou 7 !o!IYI3< un ·!.tovte~m• 5·~ Cartoons S$f: ~ 5:45 N.n.• l'iet•!• '-'•: tlu.-, stl'eot 'l'Od'ay 6:00 Snpetlllitl er, t,ported Friday !loftlpet lleom 6:30 We.athm:ast Streit a~;:t:~r!: 1lte Prieo 1o llithl 6:M §ports ~ye lhirlll·elllht loodll of 30,000 Expected· At ~-et Hospital Day 0~ Sunday Perry Co.tno 11<00 George Gobef .c6aterpoibl. · t'?tr Krider Funeral For M~~r ' ' • �!--1>a11y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 4, 1957 Day Book T-he Daily Sentinel CHISTER D OF A Dft'OTEB· '1'0 INTI!RESTS OF MEIGS-MASON All&\. RICHARD .. . OWIN- OINERAL MANAGIR 11'1'1101.0 L GRIINI- IDITOR ' Chester Coub.cU of Dau,eMer Amerlct. wUI • , Members are lJittJ 'lf~-.,.01. -ntaUve, BottlnelU-Klmboll, Die., W ,'dilr-CI!t, 16, N. Y. MOOd ea. ...utaa matter at tbe post ofllce at Pom ~~ , ~ I I '• ' I' 1 lloft•~Y m~ article& for a TELEVISION GUIDE ' dr WSAZ-TV Chan"el Saturday- Channel3 Sunday 'l'u.flldatr at 8 p 41 officers. r~atecl to bring m. for nomlaatioa qut.,_ auetlan. 8:25 Sl~~:n On 8:30 Clrele S R.aneb ~ 9·30 Cumby C.uoa,falel: earrler avallable 110 "'"ll per ~ _\li ,it llllnnQ, at e .DoliJ SeotU.el om.e, •1UO: 111 ~ tbrft Dfdlfths;. 90. 8y motor rOutfl where •niJa},te· tl. BJ dlail o.. refit $8; oi:l DIObtla, $US; throo moallla -lol-- 10:00 Fury 10.30 Capt uauam •110:l'ubU.hod -..,nth,""""II. aflontoon except Subda~ br The Ohio Valley · · Son. lla<t, Die., It 110 Ml!ellalllc St., Po.....,, 0. Buolaea SIJ7. 11 :00 True Story -·blafy 12:00 Down on the Farm om.. pbnno ... ' • lt·so Hopalone c.usldv .... Nlct 1'1tA Chiel's Fire Warning Is Timely; . Suggest Stringetrt Law$ On Cdre/Ms Ht~tidling 01 Burning Materials Here • . $:30 iiiiho!t &.oo S.,.' l<inf tao ...,.,Ete ' ~:43 Mows Pl~u"' 8<00 1!<1\o Roatr. . Chief of Police Leroy Bartrum of Middleport suggested Friday a ttmcly warning for everyone wlto inhatil tho wee!J Ani· erlcatt Indians sent bodr to Elll'<lpe attd mtdt so popular ~ Sir Wattef Raleigll. 't'lte great Sit Walter was lamous.for more than laying down his coat ift a Jnllddy Engfish pud<l!t while hl~ lady tttkk~d acros.e. life helpfd brlnll' fobeuo !till> Jespectablhty at the Engltsh Court. Probably millions of smoking addicts who fjnd the wt'lt lacking to gel off the habit have b~­ rated tho day Sir Walter picked up his firs! pi pt. It's a long stretch of lntaglnatlOII from the- 8'rillsll• gentle· man to the warning sounded here, but there Is a relatl~IIJblp. A flt-e thai begun Ftldoy at the ~~ of t 1\(l.fdi~t:l .slote in a pile of Iumtm lil<el)l' eootd b.we been lghitfd oJt)11nmt a '· CJtrelessly thrown cigar or cinrette. Chief ·Bartrum's adwce was and is to be citel'ltl liihete we throw such items. the sun has ~n out ll!rol\g for on!y a little o~er a 'Week afltl aket~ exp<Jsec! materlaJg \VIII burn with Ollll' !he !ligfltest ptovaeatlon. This cert~inly holds true on our 1111'111 and ~toodlando "" welL Western states bave strict laws requiring a $100 mini· nttllll fine for lillyt!ft'! apprehended thtowlnf o!\Ofn a bUtlllng cigarette out of a Cat wiftd6\11 alon~ a wide super hlihway. The · law says "any burning h\aterlal," which means e~erythlng Huge sitns stare the traveler in the face warning agalnll! throwing. away any bUl'lllng obJect. Ohioa,.., and other mid· western otates, 118\fe not toudd It necessary to be u stringent SllVER RIDGE this vki'nify. ts the Fft We-8t p<!ople. Yet fire every year .ausesrnllllons <JI Re; and Mrs. Everett 8,..,. Rev. Arat!scomb and tamny aal' dollars of Wl!li!e here, keeplftjf tlre lnsutiilct ntes hlgll. We comb of Tuppers PI•Ins, received at W't!llston at his mother's home:, Welt might tal'te a leaf !rom our neighbors' books act't!SB tile word Sunday ntgbt of tbe sudden from wltere rhe runotal w•s h.el i, l!ockies. Perhaps we should lnsi•t more strongly on lafet¥ d'"''' ~f Rw. Bron•~mb's broth~r M':.)' 1 at 1 p. m precautions !rom Ureless handling Of fire. Jameo, of Wel!otob, Oh!o. ~ri. ta~e Watson tnd MI. and IllJ'ief, 52', Was a viltior in the :Brlnst6thb home it' Tuppers .PI::.inJI' in January. During his four wceb stay th11e, he attended aervices ut the Souttt BetRel, Lottrld~ and 1'uJ)pL'rs Plains £UB churcl'l•.~, making may acqualntancet in MtY, Gtrr&tt Christy, Silver Jf,id~c ltert' visitors In the 8riiUIMmb heme at WoUstbn, 1\lesd.ay nteat 8 30 Saturday Night Jamboree CONDUCTS REVIVAL 7·00 8:00 \he ftev: N. D. Bordon; Galljpo-Usr paalor of the Middleport Mt. Motiah Bapt!st Ckureb, ia holding re•[va' aervieea at the COI'inth BapU,~ - Cluireb ·"!., w (I ce,sar's HoUr · t:SO Your Hit Pltade 111:00 '!'RA· s· "I ·· • 1~::10 ~~~ a_nd S~rlo atirf!'lrW f!O§ffliNID 111:40 l!ltlWitel! The May meeting of the Middle. 12:30 Sign Off. WI.U.T\1' !0·10 Sip On .; ;,:_ Ul HI Ch.riitlan Science PropiO. 10 SO What One. Person Calt t)q II :00 Thu Is The Lite 11 30 Man to Man .46 Industry on- fi•IKie ~'12 00 O(f to AdvelltUN t2· 1S Whal's YOUl' ~'ht '. For Mayor t!·SO 'PV Cbapel • 1:00 ChampionshJp Bowllqf 2:00 Youth Wants to lf~ .2:30 Zoo Parade 3:00 Wide Wide World ~' 4.:30 Outlook S:OO Meet tbe Prest tl:30 Statesmen Quartet1e 5:45 News Picture 6:00 Tales of Benial Lancers 6::ro Circug Boy ~:00 Sle~·e Allen Show , 8 :00 Alcoa Hour " 1 9:00 LOretta Youqt. SbO.W ,: 9:30 Rosemny dlrifiine.,. ; 10:00' ~c~~~.,.~~~~~~~~~~~~;~ DepaM"tkenl- the ~ "Clean-up Week" ~ddleport and wotdd make a laSt canvass of tbe village today to compJete thi!l patt &1 their wo:tk. BI!,IDUa:l Joha tho ~lr<lo!l ety •wlMJ AT IHOI SHOW C. t. 1tibba, O'fner Of Jloush Shoe St6re, sad bls 10n, Geotge, plan to atten~ tbe ShOe Sltow It the beshlet-ililton Hotel in Columbus Suftd'ay. ANIIIUAIIY TO MelT The Auxilraty ol the Hiddlei!Ort F'lre DOjlatllllebt' will m~el Moo· da)' evelllng a~ tht home ot .Mr~. ·tlnmet Sllluh:r. Officei'a of the Awrltluy wiU ad as hoste&;es. C fie i')otJ'efi It Could Be You. ~I!HiA~ ~ lJtUe l!OIIfe Tetuaeae E!Jtf.e 2:00 Matinee 'J'h~er 3:!10 Qu~n fOJt • J)jy NS Mod'et!II\OtlloMes TBA 10:30 News Headllnes o!tlcially open Hospital Day actlv· vice-pres.; M'tor. !~uter, aeetetiry, Mrt. Norman Babr and daughtrr lUes at the ChlUicothe Veterarrs and Mr~. Jaet Bethfelt trruurer. Donne of Sumner spent the p.a:;t Hospltal, Suaday, May 5tb. lie is week end ia Weat virginia wl·'l the "keynote" tpeaker for an inter· l NIW A:aliVAL M.r11. BaRr's motber. Tbey relw t· faith Memorial Service at 10:30 a. ' Mr. and Mrs, 'Val Jfdgar RIE'Y ed: home Sunday night wlth Mt. m. Rcmarlr:s of remembranee Iff' noldt, Gallipolis, today announ.C!· llHbr. olso being offered by Fred W. ed the birth of 1 dauahter, Rem 'tRacker, State commander of the Lynn at Holzer HO'!pltal Saturday Mr. pnd Mrll Garrett Chrh.y American Legion. That ore:aniza· Grandparent• ate Mit. and Mr.!. Ed· were In Columbus S;tutday on Uon ls s~oruoring the program in .\..., w dfe buah'leS!', wnne thete, they vlsl',•d eonjunetlori with the bospltal'a gar Reyno 1~. 1nid port; M'r. Rn I · h the1r daugh ter, J 1\Mt , Q.!t 0 t-~ chaplams. Appropr1ate muse Mrs. Harry Mot&tntoWn 1 f(lr Great w:t Gtaid Hicks, tuii'l,tlt ife: >Mtt. y 11 terflein Colleg6, Wene"vlne-, r.nd the occasion 18 ~elng provided bY H. Reynolds, Middleport, Mrs. Har· With relatives of both Mr. and \fni'. the 66lst Air Foree Band anc the d Chritty in Colu!flbUS, Suth111Y, re. "Singing Soldiers" of Sidney, OhiO. ry LUCtS, Whiftitr, CtJI(. ark'l J1'.1fl!. turtling home late Sundag lll!!h' An expo~uUon of displays and Wyant, Clal"bblltJ, "tv. Va. · Lours through the hospital's ftciJ. Mrll ~· Jobn DUI . or M dla~ort kles will also be open to the villted recently Wlth M .Faye public at 10 30 a. m. Tit~ diaplays W&htfn, Silver Ridge. will show growth an(( ptdpus In health, welf~re. and military fields. Many are hugh 2 dimensional pan· el disp~y11. that quickly portray difficult subjeets In an eaay to underatand fashion. • -- ~ 1:ilo The LOne ftanger 1:30 1-Jio In u. S. A. 1:6$ Ba~Jtball Preview 1:!5 :Baseball Game of Vfeek ·WJ.E'H Meigs C01nty News Jloo~e Artbtlr Godf1ey Strite It Rich !It~ 112:00 Tomgbt I :00 S1jQI Off 9:00 Lamp Unto IllY. !leo\ 9:30 Look t)p & Live 10:00 UN In Aeti!'Al 10:30 Camera Three 11:00 Leh's Take A 'l'rlp I! :30 Wild Dill Hickok 12.00 Heckle and".i'eokle 12:~{1 Bodge & Bqlletil 1:30 Medical forum .'~$299.00 ••v• on 990.spot ~ Art Metal Co. lhoaP l·'!ltl oink- r.. ture ot thed board• aM ..,tt., Ina tund ""bcnturef, EwlnJt t. panels now rt:~preaentr to~ df BoleJ, r~lldent of the Colurt~lmN 'ftttln'l bustneai. One of the lllO.t lnvedlhent banklnr flrm, announc- important steps in their e~epanal9n 0. D. • - 5:30 Your Esso Reporte1 7:30 B:Do 8:30 9:00 10:00 10:06 10:10 .,' ~d today, Tllt Otilo CllftJoanv Is O!ferlna thtae debentnret to Ohio ln'vertota onlv, ptlced at 11,000 JH'll' fl.OOO debanturOt, ohu "prued lntmtt. Tbla lo tile fllih lima tho ()hio Cotn pony h•• underwritten 'l'ltnn Arl ''' I < MetaJ Co.'a aecurltle• to llnaMe their expanalon program. Tbt 'l'lfln eOdlp•ny, rabrleotoro or tllttt metal products for over 110 ,..,., formed Ia t!IOS t~ lltth lner ..,.ll'"'rlt <111lnp ol p)'tlled metad, popular durint tb Vlelol'lon era. Whtn 1!71H ehtlllf· ed, thl' @flplftY tiNBded lr,to more uJtlul and nletllla product~ lneludiAr rooltnr. ,..,., lrou1h. rutlitl, Hni!flc!tor p!JO, down -llnr and fllrllo.. ntttnp. 'l'1to revohlllonlll'!' lll·llftt all1 w• .,..v · • ......... "v.. CBITI 11...,....,. ._.... ....., ,., L..- ..... _, .......... ClVISII IILCK!Jc co. Co. of Cotumbua 1thldi btou&ht two IJOW 1ale1 wmiiO;UIIJ, and .lddod eijperleiGe lo 'rt1W11101 ht!!l•l an4 alt condiUonlti~ !1114. t•• fn odcllllon tor~. !~ Olfft' .. . . '. .ant ' ' Brown, Jlf'.;.' ,,, • •• • tllelt 'l'll,!ln lae- ., ~ tll:•bllable'd tale• warehoUHI hi Coltti'A~UII. To- U\l .c0111"111 ' I : . .· . Vote- Be Sure To Vo~ ... Moy7th . f X I CHAR~J o/ M~.~RAY ·'' Y:.oui'&Jpp&rit Eio.rnestfy Solicited · '. ledo. lilolll!ltld, .,.,lOa a'od TIUla, Otilo, ond Soullt lUnd, ltidiiJII, to 'l>ro•l41 ediJipollf<illo!fld llollttHor dielr peeducto an4 ,to 1tep up aetvl<e to lho~ dlflrlbutora. TIUin Art Metal lo olio dillrlbutor for WIU·Ii:nowa UDOI of futnaeu., aJr conditioner., fttruh auppUea. u. phalt roonn~o "'"""""'" aa4 otool ohaato aa4 ohttlmotll lobrlellinl toolo alld , ......,1-. Jolin P. SHoll. 1 yottlln of 40 yean urvk:i,. If """dait ot the eompaoy. Horol4 W', lilutt.. tountlor or tho llquiro .lluiln1 Supply co., l.s the new e:~ecutJve vlee p•otldonl, tllcl 1. HadltO!l - •etrttary.th•tU.t••· lfltfioMAL I JIAMJ,.. Ktlioti liON- MrtAU •' ~ ' ' ' . . OHIO VALUY IUNK CO. b•· Mra. l!Jlr:ry W.elmanf, 1011 lted Thursday in Columbua wit1. Jd'iss Barbara Anrr Wehrung. Mrs. Ruth Cundiff and Mt&. Ke . netb at~nt ~er while ill and ,Mn. LAwrence ~g f!Jr c"ds .stnt her at the death of her brother. It ·Will announ~ed that ainoo the lut meeting the Temple bad ·received an lnvltatiol1 to attend the l.nspeeUon .of Logan Temple on May )-f, The travelinc .pt~l.ze doo "'tod br Mro. Bomi<l Dorst awltdad to Mro. ,William Flahor. Ia ' •'">, ~ lN,........ , .•.. Fh. 3}1{, .Pomeror ·· , lnvl~ . To ..ln~"ct '. ' Th~ Ul!der ¢.J.},t..,~n ·' ().n ··TOM~oY <In Mld~lt,PO!f fN8 . •... ; ...... , .'. ··Pia.'4tliYI' ~~ INS•.... ' .';r, , , ;., , Fh. POmeroy .... t. • ' ~ l "'S. ~· ."'' ... \ .._. ·For Scile · SP:RING-·HILL DAI.RY ' ., ·. 1 1 I' 1¢51 ,Co"!pitt~d I .. 1 .....,, ~ - SL$1 . "' ' . ~ . - . \~ ' . . . ~ ' . ' laCIIi.flellrlaiiiMI•f lhe ~:1-~.fo uteWI~ ~• I • ·~ - ' ' ), • • ~ , ' ' •0:: ttou ~ ll!1f ~ Alidl!latea. TIJey .,. :- ! ' to ~ ...,. ~ aad ~ lleeall(lt It ·~ '. ' . - J ' dotS,Ule lhe..., jllllllea l'l11l '"' tile~ .tNW·'"' h! t1i!tJ JI'¥1!1!11.11 ,... . . . . . ~, ' l ' ' lloeee.., to ·ave Jo pef11rm ~ fMi ·~ ~ ,... ...,_ •forget ihit ~ . · '"' ~ the 111ifor Sf% ~~ _.,_ r.M•' ~eaeali,,eirr7 elltlhe ~ Mr,. naJO ,smttlt, llrL Ada.ln ~ bath, Ml'Bi Carrie Gruner and M1Js Bernke AnD Durst. 1be 'JUliO' meetillg will be held at the home of Mrs."Rtcbard Campo I>OU~ ,. ",..<;·..,..-~~- Buchanan, Mrs. Luey Gregg, Mr. Tay~or, Mr. .ani Mrs. Donald LoWei-y. Mem,bera were L.v.un Buebanan, Judy aftd Karen Gregg, Judy Sauer Janici 'J;li-lde, Sandra !Hysell, uet en Taylor, Susan Allensworth, Pay ~.;;r;",i;;;~;n;;avid Lyons, Cindf !I Perrin, Susan . tU ISh J .,.,~ .. ~~of,._,.,.;_. ...........~ oa 'rueiii.Y. Hit, 7. t9 thoae nlm~il fi};toYe ~- 1\!fa. George HeiDe•. lira. Ro~ l1ii lloubo.~•- ll.lobord C,llllpbel!. Wbftt, · eouncillors; Jamllf I 1tlotwqo ~ ..... """ ,., ..,_.~ .. .,.,.,.,, "'~ 1111 '!JJ'V -·~­ ' w. • ' ·-· ' • U.PJtti'¥« 'J ,. • .oo.t; of tlttt illfloe. A•olMlf' 11e ....-, .,..,. ....... ..,..,_.:·!!•~ 1111 4 lo....,.. ' ~n.-'e dd fllitlb' jlos\llu Ill-'~~ to"'.~ fll'lee , , ]111 ~In ..., ways. Mad_.,,~ tb.aae ierqls I~ 1111! -~- -.-Jour 'llaJ•....., Yeti, ~alii IIIII! ~,t .t.o II' - -;...,., of OUa leWII. I bow -C!iily qp oll'f~ thaU Jllla~ In Q!e aa111 .._ Jlpe :lbaes Mted IIIIIUJ, kl lit ,... ~ ,.ee ._.. . . ~ my adnrhllllnllo!t we 61 getlhblp doae In Pomeroy. Jl.,.l!ll ilWa:ra my poUty J,;,(et tile Job done aad Bot jut Ill talk aboat 4okt;lhe job. , 1 .e . ' 1'!11 ~ that I have .. . ,ropualven."' ~ ~ vllillty, ~ .., ~ Ill , ~·play 11WIY tlllugf .. 'YOVR m~m-{l!IDJa .• •as ~ ...... (JI'.IIltl... - stioeets 315 daya .-,.., 11114 lhe sllmulaljon. of tiallnea •• ......,. ~ Is lll1· ~:-die new eeon"'DI< ontloolt for ,2!! ~ Help Cftmtr. I knf!W that I, as YOUR may,or, md YOUR vUJace 001111eU .,._ Y~lJB vWa&e - ., ~~ ·lo ~ you em pojnt wllh Jlldl!• V~ .fill' me on Tu.~ • 1111 tplo It' , #On tid wheel of progrealve I"Vei'!I'Deal that w!ll be oae of~~ '"' us afll, • <. . See you otthe pofh on tuesday. · · DELMAR A. CA~ADAY ' .... .•'-. .'"..' ' Get _ _,...., ••~o,;tue ., ftr:ai•• notlil•C Ub !Qik ~-. -'P.erk··Jt" W A. Adam11. h9~@1 and )41'•• Hubert ,. were- feeent·-.triiiiP· ~ llr~ and Mrs. Fred Crow weq! 4 Pa~ersbtlrg.' "!tV. N:a. ftu'rsdif called by t~ de,tb Qf her au.rt Dur.inJ tbe soelal bour a DWilber of "'-""" were p'-l'ed and pr.lzes p_ _4e~ Jo Mr,. lltl'l~ ·Mrs. Alnaoda,l(mler .and Mrs. Karl (lruwr. ~ent.s ~ sened obTtbe 4tMIJao~ "'t '' ~Iff In ~U!jiP.ll& Pythian Sisters Past Oiefs tn Thuruloy.Meetjna The wenmlnster ' ship of the First Church had a ha}Tide to .f'.Wk Frid.J)' evening aq,d ,f ,.leper f.9a&t ~t ·the p-.rk. ware accompanied by the H~¥d RuP»fJ..t; Mr. and M,ll. . :Ill\'· 1 !I!> -Allll.lll'A- ~ ltl'&:lwt!i >lr 011-H~vride . Ygu"g:in neart .. ' . Ql' YWf)!l . in. ~r$, tNWY· ~ n~s IQ!j et fte$h; wbol~~ ..;ilk tp feel their-best(lild keeponthe09. : • . b.mi!Y. Westminster Voittft Group ~. · ,•Jf' WIIUY ol the Baptb: M• (Rep~o~(:llican) ' mem~r TN! InLord's prayer to unison op- 1~ ~~~~k~~~::=~~~-J;::; enf!d ebarge of the prealdent, '· M'r,. J:lenry R<libel. )11'1, W!Wam , Bill IQ!IIDMer lhalllted the 1\'0up lor • Midjlfeport VILLACJ4 CLE~Is; . ... Citi2ono' NoUonal ~lllllt. ;, •• Miss "''h6lma 6rueter uaJite"a'by W.ooda:eard, -Jan- Miss Lena Grueaer j!ntertained the ii!IIIY Past Chie:ft of )fagn_olla Temple Pythian Sisters, TlmrJday evening at her homo, Cherry St. · vllle ln April, 1,956. . 'MURRAY. • Pl'()eram In 1056 wa1 the aiqulallion of the Squire Reallot Sup)ly paUont at M~\CII .GCRI!.ral f191pltal after lnlurllllf ti~ foot wmt o P.>•· e.r zyower. ~tum,jl 1o JilJ hom.~', Anne St. Tbur$4oy. ~is• ~rd• .t Wr waf!l J ms CHARLES O. (PAT) Diol 'iw• ·l' ~slblliW of both ,pafenta an<. eu v:.isit~Pr ig n.eiq~. Frid.Jy. schools for the educe.rion of youth Mr. ond ]llrt. Jl4!lt'Y ~l<r!lury and stated that tile way yGuth Lc wer~ ~uOOm !l'is.itor& in GalliP9lU ~ucated is the creates respon Thursday. lbility o[ aU. 'lie¥, ··~ Mrf, \Valclo ~- llamh re~w-ned hCNPe toda¥ ~after a ~w speaker d~148.~ tbe work days vial.t io Qe~d wi\b Dr. :B.oarl;l oJ ,lld)J.Gftl!1.n a n d respOOlllblljty \0 lbe ,. .,. and llr• Jame• A Do,...h """ la!li, Fjr.RM FIR! WARN!t\IG Cfi,\MPAIGN )II: - UP Throefourths pt all fire damage to farm buUdlbga tJ due to some construction fdUlt that ~areful inspection could .have uneo~ed a University of fH:Inoi.s. fattn Safety speclalilit said. Robin Hood ~~lit q~l~ia oouq.ty re®ipts eHmbe.~ ~~ the from $.2.993 to $4.-tlO, a r,i~ of !f7 f9r 1~lo I!"'per ee.nt. Athens Count¥ J.l.!Jmped tl91t ,ill •'~~< Qh~ ~~~~~..ind the ~~ t~e ~'·· Middleport schools from $15,11~ \o 111118 to $13,895, a WheAlio'~, W. Va. seven eent drop. "A~ •PjJWSr :bl@ ~~~r~;!'~ in tbe county IIChools. meetin1 closed with a prayt b t1 report 3P, ed" he &aid, "competitive -~ by Mn. RalPh Zundel, wife o~ most of t:h e power has not. The latter is d. the Pomeroy First areas, haw question of 'time." anda~oteor for the year in was given to the offi.:;ers year. Ther,e are Z4 other , including LUC8:s, of the p,aet year. that bae collections for the we'k In excess of the same week 1 y&ar age. Total Ohio sales tax collections for the week which preceded Eas ter were ,,740,192 compared to ;¥:arlene II · "'~• J)ou&las Edward. t.llto tlorodiy t.9n( • .n d 1!Jn. :eoorch, ciY.\e orranintions .and ..a~1cc clubs. fle spoke or the rre- $3,827,21$ f~r tb~ col't'U.sp.ending Sports. P«rade Weatherman Aation On Your Radio ove11- the fllilmP }·e~~or. ' ~hi~< I The Ohio rr.mnanv ha1 undr,o. Vf!rtlaln• biUbolt'dt Wai ortcll'lated wrlttnn a t.t40 000 IMue nf Tiffin b)' tire tltnn eomp,nv •nd ft)IDU~ th#' active w.eek ~~~~~~~l·~~-~~-~:i rtc~1pt.r Jul'll~Ped from Js a 8fl per cent$5:,T30 hlki;. •> $7,~ M1N offi.: . Job?" Mr. Smfl't, ,ff:f\1p lini:U1! ,Qf ~QJ tW,ith (ales qf Jlrep~Jid ,tax. r~eipts in )Hs. R(,)w~~ AA pia~o accom~lst three ~att.the~stern p:l:\lo coontles Wie ." en~l)}ltd !JillNil.vthe 1,1 were ~P in two Instances and haur . Also Mae Vmeyard' &_o 11 k 1dow~ tt\a third for :the werk end· J6V(I~al/ict!A;l'J!j :)Y~~e Mt~ EW•:.ip tng prt 20. .. lfathere around the plano. According to Stat~ Treas!Jf~ Mrs. saunt~Ws gave th ~ Rog~r W. Tracy :Metgs Copnty s 3:30 Edge of Night t:OO The Early Show 3:t6 6:55 6:00 6:15 6:30 ~~eo· J'$ijl Smart. ol~~ of ~!,. ~~~~~~- Gil'l tfoou w~ ~~~ jn P~ ,!1!)1'1 B®rd of tJdu<l'tlo~. "'"' (be ersbur.c;, W. VJ. '!httraday ;~~ueot •P•.oloer Ill! IJ!e U.Ome of th' Mr. and }llrt. ~ Miflot of Jlut• mooting and ~ g.ave .ulrJliJtive land "Visited Thursday witb M.r. and n&,P.Hve AU~Sw.tt:S to the que~ and ~. Charles Jl,uclt. flon "Do Yov~®lsJlo A ~o I Hobart 'lli!Pi) ..jiG ·bee~ a * 3·00 Face the Nation a·:::o Sunday News Special 4:00 see It Now 5·00 My Friend P'lieka 5:30 Annie Oakley 6 :00 I.Jts!lie 6·30 Jaek Benny 7·00 Ed Sullivan Sbow 8·00 GS Theater 8.30 Alfted Uitchcoek . , 9:00 $t!I(OOO ChaJlenge ~ J •~I!Ort. for "'"· Sales TaiS!amp . F~'t :Sales Repprted i Up For Co.unty . •F()I ' 2:00 We Believe 2·30 The Last Word v) ilr..,. ' I and 1¥19 , 1D· Sundoy- Chan.,-8 Lin~ ·.- fo,. .o.li ,the ·fOmily! 9TU• 's. wu chJr.:e .meet!'\(. i> a l:J' 7:00 Daily Pd. Pol. ~-----·--, S: 15 Secret Storm 7:00 Captain .Kanaaroo Garry 11:50 a.m. O•·•'"'e 10:00 Badge 114 . 10:30 News Headlines 10:40 Nlilewatch 9:30 Wh1!1t'i!l My 7:43 CBS NEWS Morulna Show · Candidate for Movor ' ' 8:30 Robert Mon~omeey • <• u.<c 9:o0 Sornier; of MIUIR .A, 8:44 NBC NeWs NlO Producer$ ShoWCiaet 10:00 sunday News Speelal 10:15 The Late ShOw MONDAY the Mrs. uoed m "'• 4llila¥#om .... lh> rerresliittent table ..., u,bte4 by !all pillt•lopeN oo H<h ilde Of oo arrtnl~t, 9f tulipe, naretnut liluebefto,;-:l9114ilila, bridal wr.eftlt a~~ ..money.;.!.,. ln a ~ eq_n. t,iner. ' WCHS•TV Chan neD 8 Th01 loeludo l.tr<. Rassell llHII, Governor C Wllliam O'NeUI will pr..tdeni; !ofu. David O~li-. 011. 19'>-lloreas. f'oal - · M'rc T. F.-Kaqt,f, llawtltio 11ft, O.ttVld Daat Jr. wu in Marge of deco.ratWna ed u.ed sprm;. blossonw op. the tUft' of the cl;lu.rcb sanctuM'}' . .Spr_~ iflowtorJ were ...:.._ Satunltly-Chtnula repratiMd ••-'ttee ..,..., Hu,taea, .Bitcta; Mrl. Clemi8 Fo~ Loi'$1; Mo. Owen Braf:tan, Nr1. Gerlld ,Antbolly, Pl-ioclDa Cir<io. ....___-- -· ·---------- 4:0/l C.medy 'Pqne d !be llilllooory Roc" were hii>t>llallty Mo''"n·da y R~tl or CoatlequeMes ,., HA•ay, A.. MJU.ER' ctMNNIL ~ · 10:45 NUewntch Gartten Clnb hu been post· poned ror a week 11nd wlll be held -~-:~~""": _ _ .:.__:_:1~2~:00;_:. stan ou 7 !o!IYI3< un ·!.tovte~m• 5·~ Cartoons S$f: ~ 5:45 N.n.• l'iet•!• '-'•: tlu.-, stl'eot 'l'Od'ay 6:00 Snpetlllitl er, t,ported Friday !loftlpet lleom 6:30 We.athm:ast Streit a~;:t:~r!: 1lte Prieo 1o llithl 6:M §ports ~ye lhirlll·elllht loodll of 30,000 Expected· At ~-et Hospital Day 0~ Sunday Perry Co.tno 11<00 George Gobef .c6aterpoibl. · t'?tr Krider Funeral For M~~r ' ' • �.. 1 ·-- I • ' ... Baseball Results t'Jie --~· Setetlnel SPORTS ·DESK ly UrWted Pl'ftl By Cbel TDDeWII Bueball Quiz: What Is the infield lly rule? (See answer elsewhere on Sports page.) --- Pomeroy's Panthers have three players batting over .300 with the leading sticker being thin-man S. T. J ohnson the : Junior basketball star. He leads with s snappy .365 glean• d from 11 safeties lr• 29 at bats. WhUe the suceess of the Panthers has not been anything to wrlte home to your mDthe r-tn-law abou.t thiJ season, real promlJe for played full time thi s year but looks future yeart it indicated as mort like I hitter. He haa been tacging of Diet Retton's dlamondeera· are thoe bail well, but oexcepting his Fre.hmen, ExceptinJ Hemsley and first few times up there 's usually Art Arnold the ·pltehert are fresh· been a aticky gloved fielde r right men, they beine nrry Phalin , now where his bingles go. He has four · shelved wlth i broken collu bone,·_ aafe ti e~ in 17 at bats . and Bob Cunnlneham, who has Other Fro'lh who wUI develop more than averaee PTJMcts to are Wllson, .J85 with 4 hits in 32 becomt an outat.ndlnJ tosser. appellrance!l and Bartels, slick in· But the bitten, ah, there'll the fielder , with two in 26. Kenny Lefrub. You can 't win without bits. fie , husky Frosh calcher, has gone Even bere ,the Panthera look like ,. hitle11 in ~ at bah. Thls well a better than average team neJI.t eould change before younJ lllr. year. The two . )Jig baltfi!rl under LefOe becomes a senior. . . Johnaon are ·MiltOn Lambert, SenThe Panthers don 't passes's the lor, at .355 ln 11 blta in 31 tf\ps, slufglng capacity of those roning and Bob Fiaher, Junior, wlth .346 Middleport Ye llow Jackets this iD 9 hit• In 26 at bata. year but they 'll be eoming along 1()hnaon and Fisher will ~ baek Jn· a couple of ye an;. As Little next year. In addiUon there will League and Pony League gradu· be Fro•h Bill Gibbs who ha.s not ateJ start infiltrating the local I Skate-A-Way Announces STA'RTING MONDAY, MAY 8th ·2e7 W. L. Pet: 08 S. T. JohnJOn tben lined a 1lnate to Chicago 11 2 ,MCJ % New York 9 5 .643 2 Clevela nd 7 6 .038 4 Boston 8 7 .~ Kansas City 7 9 .438 :~ or.u_ Detroit 7 9 .438 "'n: 6 8 .4:29 5\t Baltimore Washingt<.n 4 13 .23:1 9 Thursday'• Rnulls Chica go 11 Washington 6 Detroit 6 Boston O, New York 8 Kansas City G Balti. at Cleve. night ppd., cold S•turd•y'• Prob.ble Plte:htn New York at Chicago - Ford - Abernathy 0-1 vs Portocarrero 1·0. Baltimore at Detroit night Brown 1·0 vs Maas 2-1. Baston at CleYeland _: Dean Stone 0-0 vs Garcia 0.0. For Leose Tues. & Thurs. Nites high school lineups, look for hitti.ng to improve. Abo look for a decrease in those little spaces where the numher of errors Is indicated. Misl'ues are what murder high school teams. Only practlce, and more practice eliminate~ them. The younaster baseball program will pay divl· denM in years Lo come In stronger high school teams and healtbier more well ·adjusted b~ya, 'f ; r ro BUY QUALITY LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIAL IS ••• ONLY THE PHILCO THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. Our extenalve 1tock ••• moderate pr·lces c 'IVIclr, MUrteOUI Ut fer ,...r , ·, Automallc Wgsher hao Ball Point and · HrVICI app1al1 to IYityOM. I l l ~ulldl"" remodollng or repair nHdel LUMIIR kiln llfrl•• 1toc:k. 2 x 4't IIIIHio 1 1 - 9c lin. ft. ~ A•lltt .. l l - $3.84 4'x8' ponel in Stock ROOFING SIDING INSULATION SHEATHING FLOORING CEILING TILE TILEBOARD . , COUNTIR TOPS HARDWARE ' MILLWORK ' .I • Fbher alna;led J"hn1on home. The Panthers made it 4-G In the second as Bob Eaatman ttipled to lead off and Hemsley Nn.rled bim home. Wahama ac'ratched out its first run in the third as G. RoUih was iafe on an errar and With two outs Bob Oliver aingled blm bome. Young had sacrificed -Roush to sec'ond. Pomeroy's icing runa in the tap the 7th r;tme aa Hemsley was safe on Wahama'a fifth error ·and stole second. Bill Gibba aot on when Wahama's pitcher Gibbs hit hil nameuke at bat, tben Fiaher banged ou,t his triple. Hemlley had four atrikeouts and Wahama'! Gibbs fanned two and issued but one walk. Fisher wu the hitting star with tw() Jiniles and 11o triple while Johnson '"had two singles, Hernaiey and Lambert each a slnJle and Bob Eastman a triple. Bob Eastman was lost for the rest of the season ,now near Its end, when he was spiked aa he covered second base from hla abortstop po.!litlon · on an attempted double play. Four stitches were reported required in bls right knee. or By Ul'lltttl Prell Louisville, Ky. - ld.a• M.o chert.. 1~ Reddtne, Calif..- tMitpeJ :JtH Joey Mlizlm, lit, Mio •mi, Fla. (10). Seeks Bout With. Top Contender The White Sox reelQ off thelr vic~ in tS pm.CI! •od tbelr .in a row by Uckln1 Waab.inJIHI Frldloy. B<ot prtviCOII ))Y a White Sox tlub wu 10 out of 13 ' " ' bKk in 1820. LOUISVD..LE, ·KY. UP - Un hit: 2111! atralllbt vlc;tory, w a s b~artened today by proMoter Jhn Norrlli' _u~n~ ho WO\'ld tr:r to ma~b San Fr.anclleo 'Eddie ami TorD(ny' Hurrle.ne· Jaclwrn for a heiY)'Weight ehallen1~•· batUe ·at Madilon Sqoate ·Garden In July. Machen, &eeOnd - rankilli cQn· tender, &bowed mueb improvement Frlda7 night, KeatUcty Decby eve, before only 3,800 '(pn1 In huge Free4om Hall as' he whlppe;d Joey Maxim much mote 1mprer slvely than ·in tbelr fll'lt bout las~ January, • Aalmnati..Uy Ad! ..to ltOollto ANY loed FlM wutl Ptnollng. All prlnciiNI 11*... of WMCI. At little • • 17~c oq·l!'• • No ~t-off•-no half., wubodclolboo • No jftk-ao pullDO lt.l"eicll 1, • N a barmful vlbl'lltloa • Lonaer' life for both dothel ' Olld,.aobor ' I..~·-·d-·~~~~;;~;.=.:;·~·~4~E~·~M~IIlli, 81. hlllei'Of' NEW TREAD PLASTIC SEAT COVERS._ Oil" ' ·FILTIRS .' . GATES FAN BELTS (aU 'ii1esl . 6 111d U Voll And Say IATTERIES "CIIARGE IT" FUEL PUMPS l" THE to•ROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY . '" \, ., ' ' .. $369.95 ' . ' . . ASSOCIATID RADIO' anti TV Hairy Mlllel', Owoer Pomeroy E. Main SL '· ' ,. ·A(\ , SPARK. PLU,GS . . Let lls Servlee 1 For Rent - EJ;telillon Ladden. "'!loi4 Bo>rdo, Drop Clotho. Clinton Fl~:~her, ·M lddleporl Phone 8:1&11-X. ., WILLIAMSO~i . O~L COMPANY PhU WUUIIiiiOD : .; ' ' \ . ' • ' o. • " ...... ,,..., " .. ' -) ' ·, i·:t .~J~~;:~~' 11·1 Falls. ROOM' - HOUSE, corner of 4th ·· altd Cofle., Road, ·6~racU&e. Richard A. Hayfitan.; . Letart • ~ 4 ~ !!tP flf A\'n~, blinds , _, Poreh ana Lawn tst:.~ .. t~•· Date HOUSE, 'll~;:y;;., ___J··atP ~ 00 p ' ,. \ . D .5· RF.NTAL li-room. apartme'nt wilh hardwood floors, bath, laundry room and plenty of closPt space, hot ws ter and gas h eating. Or1 t hird floor ' i n. heari of town . $60 per month. lOX 229 PHONE 101-Y F'OMEROV ·- ( 5) 4 j ~til .0.l. ilix - WARD NANCY Y•'llta ,_. lhe 81-h'llll• 'lalu• ccw of Ill a f1'41Gt big wayl 1110-CAt M.t tJG.CAI ,.rfoml~ I Mel Cll a priw ftat'• • R'l' "' ..hI n..r.•s a' llldlet for .,_ PDCkit. Cam. In-~ · 11 pioltt It 110wJ YGII'IIIIt plea.antly JUI'III'kHI · fll ,.., 1101 ..)II • - . ; .YOU'I! ALWAYS WELCOME A T - KARR 6' VANZANDT . ' POMiROY 'c EQUIPr,uNt . ··~ • ' P•tMall dlretfftr. fun fo1' 0-0 .' , "Cu." · 1illlh Cultllli!lor; ' ltlower and l'llllt Allis Cholmtllt .f5H \ With Plow · 14 ··Rodney Downing . 11\'!ilJIIANq: AGfJN'C'!r fillr~ Automal:ifh, Hulih ·, 'ACCJi)INt . ~ •I . Lifo, Ciiualty end . . . 'ileal Estate ~~.oker 'In MIDDLIPORT, bHIO PHONII 01$18 Oliver "70'' . With Cultlvlitlr ' ·28. CARS. • ' . I . - ' FROM '995, 1. Dr. .• , • ••. , , .. { .• , . ' • . • ,. . , .. . . . . ,;·,,_( , " ' 1 "! ., . ,. .,_., - .· '' . '·" ;; , · • . 5-Htp •·»)moe . , .... ,.w :t-~· . . . .. ··'·· l .t I ...... ,,., • ooooa:,Pi~•ovrii DlW.Jm !<i:' ~ .. 'corDet Mlltuuilanu. . ··: '. ·i,\' '. ' . · · · · , : •·. ''; ' Pomeroy, , 2Ui Union Ave., . ....... . • ;:·: -R:· H.· ~Wtat:tt;s .·so-Ns ·co. . 1637 Lincoln. Ht$., Phone aM· ~· _. · .•, LOlNEsT•PAICED . ,,w • 4 rooms and b.ath,, _full basemeut Ill If dry ·and Garage. First floor, A. FOR SALE -- House, 9 room!Jl ali N. sengal, i'~eroy . 4 3 tf· ., modern, _good e'o ndition, 1 Jere ~ tround. te14rt Fall11. Harrlet HyPasture fot reiu. Cai1 ~O.M att, LoudortviUe, Ohio. 5 :i !lc . $.ll>3tp Hours 6:30 p.ni. tilll 0 p.m. Nightly , . j... . ~; G.w!t.INil ALLI!Y (2H Real Estate Five Roam Apartment witb laun· .ROCK~T •IIIIGINE. CARt ·, • • - -- ·~ 1949 Plym~i\1~ 4 Dl'.,s.d. , $1.~~ 1950 Doc1~~~ Stldcui·, \$z45 19~j:flty!noiil-~ .4-Dr.. ~.·~s': .· 19s0 Packard 2 'f?r; Sedon .. 1'953· Dod•• Gl~b c~ ·~ Pt'~ . J'953 DeS.otcl4 Dt.!•Suan .·'$81~5 il 195' Dodge Clu,b CouiM, .: ~5 19S:1 Dodge 4 Dr.: S~dan . $475 1951, Plym~Sii~ 2 Dr. S~d. $i85 1949 ~odte 4 Dr. Seda11 . $385 . )951 FonU Dr. Sedan'': ..$46$ 1.954 PirmciUih 4 Dr•. Sed. $995. 1$50 Plym,-utfl 4. Dr. Sed. $195 ' 1950 D.Soto Cl'ub Coupe . $395 i9S2 Hudli»IJ .Nard"p ;:; l $~95 . 1949-t{ucise~n :i Dr; Sedan $295 , 1947 IDrd 2 -~;. _.,. ·:·.-. $95 1:95; DOdle 4'or: 5ed0~ . $925 J951 Dodge 4 !)r. S.~~ . $49$ · IM'' Pltiri~uth' Club Cpe, $23.$. · ~~·(owl: 4· Dr. :h,dJ.ft\' .·$1as . 1.;so·,. . ,,j~~th·CM~ cpe. ~5 ' . ' ' ' ,. .. ' . . J• );- (. . ~. . . !lb'eelly Saturday, May ·4 th t it'..'lr. ~t.r '~ W. llialll. St. , 6 . 195UW.d. 4·Dr, S.:!JIIIn:(, . $84$: ; lt51 P~h ftqrJttcip . ·$575 ' .... • " f.·~.,, ' ""' ..... ,- '~' ' . ' . ' ' . -· 195i 'J'ty,nouth Club 'C... $.19$' "t 19SfM•I'C~ry ~Dr. ' Sedan $675 • t: ' ' -1950 f~ntiac. 2 Dr~.,~~~~.~t.~ ;. .'lf:48 ~1'· 4 Pr. Seda11 . $195 ..• ·~ •. ~3~ ~~··•-·, .... . ...... 1 "' udA1114iitth~ Tfli' "-1 .ion .•• AU wlllailealen·•~ ....... \..'iam..:..oili'ilui , /! ....,?:"~ . ,' ~ .,JD 88." LGNITION PARTS ,, "Doe r ~ ' ~n , rl · U OPEN FOR SEASON ~ .. ~ Del~ aad All.. t.lle • Ia frottl of • '··-~-- 'l; • 'V ' "BILD·A·COUNT" ~ hit homers. ; Trailing by rive run1, 'the Cubt rallled to tie their g•me witb: the Pbila at 6-6, but relief pitehen Vt. to Valentinettl and Dick Littlefield each forced in rWll with ,basesloaded walks · in the se'ventb to ; give Philadelphia the vietory. The Cuba hurt their cause with f~ve ' errors four 1 ot tbem bY rookie second •br.seman Ca68)' Wiie. ~ Tbe Yankees took adv;tJ,tage of three unearned runs in the sev• . enlh to beat the Athletics. . Don Larsen racked up his aeconil vlctory in relief of starter Bob Turley, who was knocked out ln the sixth. Paul Foytack t~d a four-bit shutout. at the ·Red ' SoX for. 1 hi.t 1 ·• first Vletory. - Tiger "teamm11te Frank House .bom,ered. . Blue .like Mtn. GOlf CoUilt . ·Gtiltqtolis, Ohio $f~5 ~ :·T~ FIRESTONE TIRES ' J RATJ:S --- J0 HN RICH M'Q'ND • Ju11 Open A . rete Grants-In-Aid · Voted Down By Atlantic Teams ' 'f Aad the Bravea made it 12 vlctoriea In 14 ltaitJ wltb an 1:i.J.nnlnc S.'f decisloa over the Pirates Friday aighl Up tD now, the ~It oiCIIOJ:l'S lltart by a~y MJ.Iwauk,l! tlub w11 nine oat of .~J laat yor~ Brooklyn remain(!(~ two 1ame• behilld the paee • 'letting Bram ·b y 11e>Ung St. LoW., '!H), ot Jerlef City .J'ridaJ nltbl, ·whlle Cln~ cinnati defeated the GJanta, 11-10, and ' the PbUUet banded the CUb• thei~ eighth Jtraicht defeat, N. Jets Edge Up For Cellar OverBisons No Cash Required. • I w_. ' Y•nkt a..t A'l The Yantee11 11tayed wttbin z~ gamea of the Ant -. plaee .Wbh.e Sox wltb an 8-5 deelaJon over the AtbleUtll io . the American LeaJue, wblle Detroit blanked Boston, 6-0. Inclement weather c.ped postNorri1- hoped to arran1e t b e ponement of the Balthnore.CleveJack110n&acben fiJht, - betaUJe land game. Outfielder Larry Doby and alnk· champion Floyd PatttriOn La teer-ball · piteber Gerty Staley were · !uctant to ~efend his rrown under Narrls' promotion . MeanwbHe, · Siano To Fltht Jackllon, the top contend~, is r •· Jucant to fight for another, pr '· PITI'SBURGH UP - Middl.. moter, even for a shot at the tltle. weights Fernando Spallotta of It· aly and Reybon Stubbs or Pitt Lburgb will meet in a !().round bo 't on May 20, it was annouliced tn . day by promoter Joe Barooe . All Sins In · Stock INQUIRE TODAY held Washincton to two ruaa aftei eomi,._ ta starter Bob Keetan'l rescue 1D the aeeo114 inning. ·Bobby Tbomaon's sinale wltll. the ba~ loaded in thoe 11th provid~ the Braves with ._ir victory over the Pirates. Halik Aaron, 'll'bose t.Ju:ee.,un bOmer bigbllgbted a alx· run. fUtburst in the llxth, started tbe- Brave~~ on: the road to .'VfctOJ')' with a triple in tbe 11th. Red Murff ·~e winner althou1h 'f~ Spahn was tUihed in w~n Pittlbu.rJ~ tbreat~ed in tbie lut of the lltb. , Bl• Do11 Newtombe scattered fiVe bUs in .b ettinJ the Cardinali for the !U,qth •tr&:lcht_time. . Wh-....m Pac.. -ltodl... A three-run homer.. by pinchbitter Wht!enant ·In the ninth c~ed ·tbe · :t\edle,:l to ·tli~ir tr~ Defenda Tttle NEW YORK UP - Eliht na tional traJMhooting ch11mpions will GREENSBORO, N. C. UP defend their titles aaainst a fieid The Atlantic: COIIIL Confer~nec of SOO in the 48th an,qual national once a·galn has voted down a championships on May 10.11·12, proposa1 for a conference - wide the New York Athletic Club aasystem of grants-in-aid to curb re- nounccd today. cruttlng battles ·but indication., arc that the needed votes m'ay be Or' Wint Crewn RHE hand at the next me<.:ting in De · Pomeroy 310 000 2--8 8 4 cember. PiNEHURST, N. C. UP - C Oll· Wabama 001 003 1)-...-4; 2 5 nle Gorsuch of Greenabciro won The conference vot0d ~-3 to tbe Carolina·~ Women's Amateur Pomeray : Hcmaley and Lef!le· ' adopt the system at its annual golf championship Frii:1ay when Wahan'la :.,. Gibbs and Young. . ' s pring meetinl P"rlday' with Mar)' s h e beat Mrs. Agne• Cocke oi land. South Caroina , and Virginia Cbartotte, 2· up. It was the second once again voting against the pro- .slralght year t h e championllh'P posal. The proposal requiTed a went to a native ot Greensboro. two-thirds maj(Jrlty. There bu been som e indications Grlddtr S_lgnl the Virginia may be wlilln;: to go .along with North Carolina. VANCOUVER U~ ·- Ed Sha" key, 6·foot, 4·inch, 240-pound fermer National Football Leagtte QUIZ ANSWER: With ru,._ has 11i1ned wltb the Brit. Bw UNITED PRESS Columbia Liona of the Cana nars on flnt.,.. """d INM, <'!ian fo~'tbaU Leag;1e. Shark dy The llichmond Vjrglnians, .n or en flrtt~ ~· 1nd thlnl waa releued by the S11n FN.ncisco INses, with leu th•n t'Mt eufl hairline out of fir.st pluce, and the Fort.y-Niners artcr the let~ aeu.,n Columbtl.!l J'et.!l, juat percenta'e · the IINtt.r Ia autem.tlcllly eut because of an Injury. , when Itt! hlti • fly tMt eM\ " ' ' points away from last, today owe tNinarily eeueht by .n 1,.. thanks to a pair of ex.major fill.... fMt lncluctl.. a tint leaguer, Cholly NaranJo and Son· drl111 er •n a.......,.d ilunt), ny Dixon, Who reaehf'd back for This Ia to prwent an htflel.,. "that somethina: extra." frem dNPPlne an " ' ' fly ,..,,...,, te - st•rt a double Naranjo, former Ptttlburgh P!ratc, sp,aced 11 hltJ Friday niJbt in racking up hla third win to give Columbus a &-3 triumph over th NEED GOOD ·Buffalo Blsons. The victory pushed the Jets out of the cellar, pa1t Havana and lnt:o seventh place. Dixon, an ex·Yankee, w h o • FOR THE BEST! pitched the final putout in 30 Vh'eANY TYPE! ginian vlclories last year, hurbd" two scorele.u relief frames en •. Soe or CIIJ bllng Rlehrpond to down the Roc_,. e&ter R~ WiniJI, 8-&, In ten innings, The Veos' wlri couiped w\ ' h a Mlaml 1.., de1dloekcd tnc t ·NO teams once aa:aln ror the leaa:ue ~16 WANT ADS PKONI S98 r .um:r the ke7 cop in~ WbJte Sox trl- umph over the Gi&ntl, - wbo bad ly Mil.TON RlCHMAN , best ltarb ln lrlltory and while neither hal beJun printinJ World series tlclr.ett yet, both appear to be aettlins down to a loq, eozy star in lint place. beaten. Eddie .)faehen. fruh fr01n ftll: IIDTII .~ GMII8'!~ DIPINbABtl aaiiLft - \lniNtl p,... ,,.,... Writer umph over the Senatora. -J>oby a:one aheld 10-8 on Ha.., S!Utr'• The Chleato White S01. ~nd drove lo four nQII with a 4ouble. tbreKUn homer in the •.b:tb. 0'11 Milwaukee Bhve• are off to tbelr lin:ale and infield ovt ·while Staley Bell and Red Schoendlenst . altt HALIFAX - Arthur Penl_,., 135¥.1, Red Cross~ L1., eutpolnNcl Rkhlrd (Kicl} Hew•nl. 1SIY.t, H•tlfax C1D}. Plus Tax and Reeapable Tire i. White Sox, Braves, Look Like Tennants Of 1st Place·ForLongTim~RedsOutlast Giants 1~..10 INSU.RANCE? Ot•• Items ;;' score both runner1. With Lwo Dut, Fight Results ,..,. lxtorlor 1 n lntorlor types. All ltandud plys. Por onry pur,.... Cltlr, Hemsley Goe8 Distance As Mates'Hit8 Dally s.I!Unet, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May .f., 1857-& ~-4 · Panthers Edge Wcrhama White .falcons Natiorwl LUlu• W. L. Pet. G8 Milwaukee 12 2 .867 Brook lyn· 10 4 .71.. 2 SL Lou.is 7 6 .5311 fit Cincinnati 8 7 .533 4'1.1 Philadlep hia 7 7 .500 5 New York 6 9 400 6'1.1 Pittsburgh 4 11 8'1.1 Jimmy Joe Hemsley 1ave UP a single a nd double ln separate inn· Chicago 3 11 .214 9 ing1 Friday 'a fternoon to pitch Friday'• Re~o.~Jts Pomer oy'& Panthen to a S.C. vicBrooklyn 6 Sl. Louis 0 night Cincinnati I I New York 10 ni'ght tory at Wabama, going the di.sPhi ladelphia 9 Chicago 6 night tantf> for the fiut tlme thla spring. Mll w. 8 Pittsbu rgh 7 night 11 lnn. _Coach Dick Retton'l boy11 J)OundS.turday's PI"Obeble Plh:herw ed Out 8 hill, Which, wtth tbe help Sl. Louis at Brookly n - Me- of five Falcon errotl (Pomeroy had Daniel 1.0 vs :\'l aglie l·O. four miscuea} Jne them tbr"e Cincinnati at New York - Law· runs In the first innin•• ooe in renee ~ 1 vs Anto nelli 2·2. the second, a'nd two ln tbe latt to Chicago at Philadelph ia- Bros- break a 4-f ti~. Wahama had tied na n 0--Q vs San ford 2.(1. it up in the iiith inning with three Milwaukee at Pittsburgh - Bllbl · runs on Larry HUlOn's double, a walk to Clark and three Panther 1-1 vs Law 0.0. Sunday'• Garn.t errors. Milwa ukee at Brooklyn Pomeroy jumped into a 3-0 lead ChicagQ at New York 2 the top of the first when Wil· in St. Louis at Philadelphia 2 son led off wi.tb a walk, Lambert Cincinnati al Piltsburgh 2 wal" safe on the first Wabama er· A.meriun LHtu• ror, and both runnera ltole ·a base. 20 vs Wilson 2·0. Washington at Kansas City nite The Rink WUI Open al7:30·10:30 Al110 Children under 12 adml.,lon Free When Aeeomponled wllh ParEnts on Monday's. Open Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat. Niles, Sun. Mat. arsr l • ~ Sellllllel, l'omeroy·Klddllport, 0 ., May 4, 1057 '• -. ., 1., ... <! ... ' J ,., ..,! I 0• .. ' ~ - -· .... �.. 1 ·-- I • ' ... Baseball Results t'Jie --~· Setetlnel SPORTS ·DESK ly UrWted Pl'ftl By Cbel TDDeWII Bueball Quiz: What Is the infield lly rule? (See answer elsewhere on Sports page.) --- Pomeroy's Panthers have three players batting over .300 with the leading sticker being thin-man S. T. J ohnson the : Junior basketball star. He leads with s snappy .365 glean• d from 11 safeties lr• 29 at bats. WhUe the suceess of the Panthers has not been anything to wrlte home to your mDthe r-tn-law abou.t thiJ season, real promlJe for played full time thi s year but looks future yeart it indicated as mort like I hitter. He haa been tacging of Diet Retton's dlamondeera· are thoe bail well, but oexcepting his Fre.hmen, ExceptinJ Hemsley and first few times up there 's usually Art Arnold the ·pltehert are fresh· been a aticky gloved fielde r right men, they beine nrry Phalin , now where his bingles go. He has four · shelved wlth i broken collu bone,·_ aafe ti e~ in 17 at bats . and Bob Cunnlneham, who has Other Fro'lh who wUI develop more than averaee PTJMcts to are Wllson, .J85 with 4 hits in 32 becomt an outat.ndlnJ tosser. appellrance!l and Bartels, slick in· But the bitten, ah, there'll the fielder , with two in 26. Kenny Lefrub. You can 't win without bits. fie , husky Frosh calcher, has gone Even bere ,the Panthera look like ,. hitle11 in ~ at bah. Thls well a better than average team neJI.t eould change before younJ lllr. year. The two . )Jig baltfi!rl under LefOe becomes a senior. . . Johnaon are ·MiltOn Lambert, SenThe Panthers don 't passes's the lor, at .355 ln 11 blta in 31 tf\ps, slufglng capacity of those roning and Bob Fiaher, Junior, wlth .346 Middleport Ye llow Jackets this iD 9 hit• In 26 at bata. year but they 'll be eoming along 1()hnaon and Fisher will ~ baek Jn· a couple of ye an;. As Little next year. In addiUon there will League and Pony League gradu· be Fro•h Bill Gibbs who ha.s not ateJ start infiltrating the local I Skate-A-Way Announces STA'RTING MONDAY, MAY 8th ·2e7 W. L. Pet: 08 S. T. JohnJOn tben lined a 1lnate to Chicago 11 2 ,MCJ % New York 9 5 .643 2 Clevela nd 7 6 .038 4 Boston 8 7 .~ Kansas City 7 9 .438 :~ or.u_ Detroit 7 9 .438 "'n: 6 8 .4:29 5\t Baltimore Washingt<.n 4 13 .23:1 9 Thursday'• Rnulls Chica go 11 Washington 6 Detroit 6 Boston O, New York 8 Kansas City G Balti. at Cleve. night ppd., cold S•turd•y'• Prob.ble Plte:htn New York at Chicago - Ford - Abernathy 0-1 vs Portocarrero 1·0. Baltimore at Detroit night Brown 1·0 vs Maas 2-1. Baston at CleYeland _: Dean Stone 0-0 vs Garcia 0.0. For Leose Tues. & Thurs. Nites high school lineups, look for hitti.ng to improve. Abo look for a decrease in those little spaces where the numher of errors Is indicated. Misl'ues are what murder high school teams. Only practlce, and more practice eliminate~ them. The younaster baseball program will pay divl· denM in years Lo come In stronger high school teams and healtbier more well ·adjusted b~ya, 'f ; r ro BUY QUALITY LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIAL IS ••• ONLY THE PHILCO THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. Our extenalve 1tock ••• moderate pr·lces c 'IVIclr, MUrteOUI Ut fer ,...r , ·, Automallc Wgsher hao Ball Point and · HrVICI app1al1 to IYityOM. I l l ~ulldl"" remodollng or repair nHdel LUMIIR kiln llfrl•• 1toc:k. 2 x 4't IIIIHio 1 1 - 9c lin. ft. ~ A•lltt .. l l - $3.84 4'x8' ponel in Stock ROOFING SIDING INSULATION SHEATHING FLOORING CEILING TILE TILEBOARD . , COUNTIR TOPS HARDWARE ' MILLWORK ' .I • Fbher alna;led J"hn1on home. The Panthers made it 4-G In the second as Bob Eaatman ttipled to lead off and Hemsley Nn.rled bim home. Wahama ac'ratched out its first run in the third as G. RoUih was iafe on an errar and With two outs Bob Oliver aingled blm bome. Young had sacrificed -Roush to sec'ond. Pomeroy's icing runa in the tap the 7th r;tme aa Hemsley was safe on Wahama'a fifth error ·and stole second. Bill Gibba aot on when Wahama's pitcher Gibbs hit hil nameuke at bat, tben Fiaher banged ou,t his triple. Hemlley had four atrikeouts and Wahama'! Gibbs fanned two and issued but one walk. Fisher wu the hitting star with tw() Jiniles and 11o triple while Johnson '"had two singles, Hernaiey and Lambert each a slnJle and Bob Eastman a triple. Bob Eastman was lost for the rest of the season ,now near Its end, when he was spiked aa he covered second base from hla abortstop po.!litlon · on an attempted double play. Four stitches were reported required in bls right knee. or By Ul'lltttl Prell Louisville, Ky. - ld.a• M.o chert.. 1~ Reddtne, Calif..- tMitpeJ :JtH Joey Mlizlm, lit, Mio •mi, Fla. (10). Seeks Bout With. Top Contender The White Sox reelQ off thelr vic~ in tS pm.CI! •od tbelr .in a row by Uckln1 Waab.inJIHI Frldloy. B<ot prtviCOII ))Y a White Sox tlub wu 10 out of 13 ' " ' bKk in 1820. LOUISVD..LE, ·KY. UP - Un hit: 2111! atralllbt vlc;tory, w a s b~artened today by proMoter Jhn Norrlli' _u~n~ ho WO\'ld tr:r to ma~b San Fr.anclleo 'Eddie ami TorD(ny' Hurrle.ne· Jaclwrn for a heiY)'Weight ehallen1~•· batUe ·at Madilon Sqoate ·Garden In July. Machen, &eeOnd - rankilli cQn· tender, &bowed mueb improvement Frlda7 night, KeatUcty Decby eve, before only 3,800 '(pn1 In huge Free4om Hall as' he whlppe;d Joey Maxim much mote 1mprer slvely than ·in tbelr fll'lt bout las~ January, • Aalmnati..Uy Ad! ..to ltOollto ANY loed FlM wutl Ptnollng. All prlnciiNI 11*... of WMCI. At little • • 17~c oq·l!'• • No ~t-off•-no half., wubodclolboo • No jftk-ao pullDO lt.l"eicll 1, • N a barmful vlbl'lltloa • Lonaer' life for both dothel ' Olld,.aobor ' I..~·-·d-·~~~~;;~;.=.:;·~·~4~E~·~M~IIlli, 81. hlllei'Of' NEW TREAD PLASTIC SEAT COVERS._ Oil" ' ·FILTIRS .' . GATES FAN BELTS (aU 'ii1esl . 6 111d U Voll And Say IATTERIES "CIIARGE IT" FUEL PUMPS l" THE to•ROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY . '" \, ., ' ' .. $369.95 ' . ' . . ASSOCIATID RADIO' anti TV Hairy Mlllel', Owoer Pomeroy E. Main SL '· ' ,. ·A(\ , SPARK. PLU,GS . . Let lls Servlee 1 For Rent - EJ;telillon Ladden. "'!loi4 Bo>rdo, Drop Clotho. Clinton Fl~:~her, ·M lddleporl Phone 8:1&11-X. ., WILLIAMSO~i . O~L COMPANY PhU WUUIIiiiOD : .; ' ' \ . ' • ' o. • " ...... ,,..., " .. ' -) ' ·, i·:t .~J~~;:~~' 11·1 Falls. ROOM' - HOUSE, corner of 4th ·· altd Cofle., Road, ·6~racU&e. Richard A. Hayfitan.; . Letart • ~ 4 ~ !!tP flf A\'n~, blinds , _, Poreh ana Lawn tst:.~ .. t~•· Date HOUSE, 'll~;:y;;., ___J··atP ~ 00 p ' ,. \ . D .5· RF.NTAL li-room. apartme'nt wilh hardwood floors, bath, laundry room and plenty of closPt space, hot ws ter and gas h eating. Or1 t hird floor ' i n. heari of town . $60 per month. lOX 229 PHONE 101-Y F'OMEROV ·- ( 5) 4 j ~til .0.l. ilix - WARD NANCY Y•'llta ,_. lhe 81-h'llll• 'lalu• ccw of Ill a f1'41Gt big wayl 1110-CAt M.t tJG.CAI ,.rfoml~ I Mel Cll a priw ftat'• • R'l' "' ..hI n..r.•s a' llldlet for .,_ PDCkit. Cam. In-~ · 11 pioltt It 110wJ YGII'IIIIt plea.antly JUI'III'kHI · fll ,.., 1101 ..)II • - . ; .YOU'I! ALWAYS WELCOME A T - KARR 6' VANZANDT . ' POMiROY 'c EQUIPr,uNt . ··~ • ' P•tMall dlretfftr. fun fo1' 0-0 .' , "Cu." · 1illlh Cultllli!lor; ' ltlower and l'llllt Allis Cholmtllt .f5H \ With Plow · 14 ··Rodney Downing . 11\'!ilJIIANq: AGfJN'C'!r fillr~ Automal:ifh, Hulih ·, 'ACCJi)INt . ~ •I . Lifo, Ciiualty end . . . 'ileal Estate ~~.oker 'In MIDDLIPORT, bHIO PHONII 01$18 Oliver "70'' . With Cultlvlitlr ' ·28. CARS. • ' . I . - ' FROM '995, 1. Dr. .• , • ••. , , .. { .• , . ' • . • ,. . , .. . . . . ,;·,,_( , " ' 1 "! ., . ,. .,_., - .· '' . '·" ;; , · • . 5-Htp •·»)moe . , .... ,.w :t-~· . . . .. ··'·· l .t I ...... ,,., • ooooa:,Pi~•ovrii DlW.Jm !<i:' ~ .. 'corDet Mlltuuilanu. . ··: '. ·i,\' '. ' . · · · · , : •·. ''; ' Pomeroy, , 2Ui Union Ave., . ....... . • ;:·: -R:· H.· ~Wtat:tt;s .·so-Ns ·co. . 1637 Lincoln. Ht$., Phone aM· ~· _. · .•, LOlNEsT•PAICED . ,,w • 4 rooms and b.ath,, _full basemeut Ill If dry ·and Garage. First floor, A. FOR SALE -- House, 9 room!Jl ali N. sengal, i'~eroy . 4 3 tf· ., modern, _good e'o ndition, 1 Jere ~ tround. te14rt Fall11. Harrlet HyPasture fot reiu. Cai1 ~O.M att, LoudortviUe, Ohio. 5 :i !lc . $.ll>3tp Hours 6:30 p.ni. tilll 0 p.m. Nightly , . j... . ~; G.w!t.INil ALLI!Y (2H Real Estate Five Roam Apartment witb laun· .ROCK~T •IIIIGINE. CARt ·, • • - -- ·~ 1949 Plym~i\1~ 4 Dl'.,s.d. , $1.~~ 1950 Doc1~~~ Stldcui·, \$z45 19~j:flty!noiil-~ .4-Dr.. ~.·~s': .· 19s0 Packard 2 'f?r; Sedon .. 1'953· Dod•• Gl~b c~ ·~ Pt'~ . J'953 DeS.otcl4 Dt.!•Suan .·'$81~5 il 195' Dodge Clu,b CouiM, .: ~5 19S:1 Dodge 4 Dr.: S~dan . $475 1951, Plym~Sii~ 2 Dr. S~d. $i85 1949 ~odte 4 Dr. Seda11 . $385 . )951 FonU Dr. Sedan'': ..$46$ 1.954 PirmciUih 4 Dr•. Sed. $995. 1$50 Plym,-utfl 4. Dr. Sed. $195 ' 1950 D.Soto Cl'ub Coupe . $395 i9S2 Hudli»IJ .Nard"p ;:; l $~95 . 1949-t{ucise~n :i Dr; Sedan $295 , 1947 IDrd 2 -~;. _.,. ·:·.-. $95 1:95; DOdle 4'or: 5ed0~ . $925 J951 Dodge 4 !)r. S.~~ . $49$ · IM'' Pltiri~uth' Club Cpe, $23.$. · ~~·(owl: 4· Dr. :h,dJ.ft\' .·$1as . 1.;so·,. . ,,j~~th·CM~ cpe. ~5 ' . ' ' ' ,. .. ' . . J• );- (. . ~. . . !lb'eelly Saturday, May ·4 th t it'..'lr. ~t.r '~ W. llialll. St. , 6 . 195UW.d. 4·Dr, S.:!JIIIn:(, . $84$: ; lt51 P~h ftqrJttcip . ·$575 ' .... • " f.·~.,, ' ""' ..... ,- '~' ' . ' . ' ' . -· 195i 'J'ty,nouth Club 'C... $.19$' "t 19SfM•I'C~ry ~Dr. ' Sedan $675 • t: ' ' -1950 f~ntiac. 2 Dr~.,~~~~.~t.~ ;. .'lf:48 ~1'· 4 Pr. Seda11 . $195 ..• ·~ •. ~3~ ~~··•-·, .... . ...... 1 "' udA1114iitth~ Tfli' "-1 .ion .•• AU wlllailealen·•~ ....... \..'iam..:..oili'ilui , /! ....,?:"~ . ,' ~ .,JD 88." LGNITION PARTS ,, "Doe r ~ ' ~n , rl · U OPEN FOR SEASON ~ .. ~ Del~ aad All.. t.lle • Ia frottl of • '··-~-- 'l; • 'V ' "BILD·A·COUNT" ~ hit homers. ; Trailing by rive run1, 'the Cubt rallled to tie their g•me witb: the Pbila at 6-6, but relief pitehen Vt. to Valentinettl and Dick Littlefield each forced in rWll with ,basesloaded walks · in the se'ventb to ; give Philadelphia the vietory. The Cuba hurt their cause with f~ve ' errors four 1 ot tbem bY rookie second •br.seman Ca68)' Wiie. ~ Tbe Yankees took adv;tJ,tage of three unearned runs in the sev• . enlh to beat the Athletics. . Don Larsen racked up his aeconil vlctory in relief of starter Bob Turley, who was knocked out ln the sixth. Paul Foytack t~d a four-bit shutout. at the ·Red ' SoX for. 1 hi.t 1 ·• first Vletory. - Tiger "teamm11te Frank House .bom,ered. . Blue .like Mtn. GOlf CoUilt . ·Gtiltqtolis, Ohio $f~5 ~ :·T~ FIRESTONE TIRES ' J RATJ:S --- J0 HN RICH M'Q'ND • Ju11 Open A . rete Grants-In-Aid · Voted Down By Atlantic Teams ' 'f Aad the Bravea made it 12 vlctoriea In 14 ltaitJ wltb an 1:i.J.nnlnc S.'f decisloa over the Pirates Friday aighl Up tD now, the ~It oiCIIOJ:l'S lltart by a~y MJ.Iwauk,l! tlub w11 nine oat of .~J laat yor~ Brooklyn remain(!(~ two 1ame• behilld the paee • 'letting Bram ·b y 11e>Ung St. LoW., '!H), ot Jerlef City .J'ridaJ nltbl, ·whlle Cln~ cinnati defeated the GJanta, 11-10, and ' the PbUUet banded the CUb• thei~ eighth Jtraicht defeat, N. Jets Edge Up For Cellar OverBisons No Cash Required. • I w_. ' Y•nkt a..t A'l The Yantee11 11tayed wttbin z~ gamea of the Ant -. plaee .Wbh.e Sox wltb an 8-5 deelaJon over the AtbleUtll io . the American LeaJue, wblle Detroit blanked Boston, 6-0. Inclement weather c.ped postNorri1- hoped to arran1e t b e ponement of the Balthnore.CleveJack110n&acben fiJht, - betaUJe land game. Outfielder Larry Doby and alnk· champion Floyd PatttriOn La teer-ball · piteber Gerty Staley were · !uctant to ~efend his rrown under Narrls' promotion . MeanwbHe, · Siano To Fltht Jackllon, the top contend~, is r •· Jucant to fight for another, pr '· PITI'SBURGH UP - Middl.. moter, even for a shot at the tltle. weights Fernando Spallotta of It· aly and Reybon Stubbs or Pitt Lburgb will meet in a !().round bo 't on May 20, it was annouliced tn . day by promoter Joe Barooe . All Sins In · Stock INQUIRE TODAY held Washincton to two ruaa aftei eomi,._ ta starter Bob Keetan'l rescue 1D the aeeo114 inning. ·Bobby Tbomaon's sinale wltll. the ba~ loaded in thoe 11th provid~ the Braves with ._ir victory over the Pirates. Halik Aaron, 'll'bose t.Ju:ee.,un bOmer bigbllgbted a alx· run. fUtburst in the llxth, started tbe- Brave~~ on: the road to .'VfctOJ')' with a triple in tbe 11th. Red Murff ·~e winner althou1h 'f~ Spahn was tUihed in w~n Pittlbu.rJ~ tbreat~ed in tbie lut of the lltb. , Bl• Do11 Newtombe scattered fiVe bUs in .b ettinJ the Cardinali for the !U,qth •tr&:lcht_time. . Wh-....m Pac.. -ltodl... A three-run homer.. by pinchbitter Wht!enant ·In the ninth c~ed ·tbe · :t\edle,:l to ·tli~ir tr~ Defenda Tttle NEW YORK UP - Eliht na tional traJMhooting ch11mpions will GREENSBORO, N. C. UP defend their titles aaainst a fieid The Atlantic: COIIIL Confer~nec of SOO in the 48th an,qual national once a·galn has voted down a championships on May 10.11·12, proposa1 for a conference - wide the New York Athletic Club aasystem of grants-in-aid to curb re- nounccd today. cruttlng battles ·but indication., arc that the needed votes m'ay be Or' Wint Crewn RHE hand at the next me<.:ting in De · Pomeroy 310 000 2--8 8 4 cember. PiNEHURST, N. C. UP - C Oll· Wabama 001 003 1)-...-4; 2 5 nle Gorsuch of Greenabciro won The conference vot0d ~-3 to tbe Carolina·~ Women's Amateur Pomeray : Hcmaley and Lef!le· ' adopt the system at its annual golf championship Frii:1ay when Wahan'la :.,. Gibbs and Young. . ' s pring meetinl P"rlday' with Mar)' s h e beat Mrs. Agne• Cocke oi land. South Caroina , and Virginia Cbartotte, 2· up. It was the second once again voting against the pro- .slralght year t h e championllh'P posal. The proposal requiTed a went to a native ot Greensboro. two-thirds maj(Jrlty. There bu been som e indications Grlddtr S_lgnl the Virginia may be wlilln;: to go .along with North Carolina. VANCOUVER U~ ·- Ed Sha" key, 6·foot, 4·inch, 240-pound fermer National Football Leagtte QUIZ ANSWER: With ru,._ has 11i1ned wltb the Brit. Bw UNITED PRESS Columbia Liona of the Cana nars on flnt.,.. """d INM, <'!ian fo~'tbaU Leag;1e. Shark dy The llichmond Vjrglnians, .n or en flrtt~ ~· 1nd thlnl waa releued by the S11n FN.ncisco INses, with leu th•n t'Mt eufl hairline out of fir.st pluce, and the Fort.y-Niners artcr the let~ aeu.,n Columbtl.!l J'et.!l, juat percenta'e · the IINtt.r Ia autem.tlcllly eut because of an Injury. , when Itt! hlti • fly tMt eM\ " ' ' points away from last, today owe tNinarily eeueht by .n 1,.. thanks to a pair of ex.major fill.... fMt lncluctl.. a tint leaguer, Cholly NaranJo and Son· drl111 er •n a.......,.d ilunt), ny Dixon, Who reaehf'd back for This Ia to prwent an htflel.,. "that somethina: extra." frem dNPPlne an " ' ' fly ,..,,...,, te - st•rt a double Naranjo, former Ptttlburgh P!ratc, sp,aced 11 hltJ Friday niJbt in racking up hla third win to give Columbus a &-3 triumph over th NEED GOOD ·Buffalo Blsons. The victory pushed the Jets out of the cellar, pa1t Havana and lnt:o seventh place. Dixon, an ex·Yankee, w h o • FOR THE BEST! pitched the final putout in 30 Vh'eANY TYPE! ginian vlclories last year, hurbd" two scorele.u relief frames en •. Soe or CIIJ bllng Rlehrpond to down the Roc_,. e&ter R~ WiniJI, 8-&, In ten innings, The Veos' wlri couiped w\ ' h a Mlaml 1.., de1dloekcd tnc t ·NO teams once aa:aln ror the leaa:ue ~16 WANT ADS PKONI S98 r .um:r the ke7 cop in~ WbJte Sox trl- umph over the Gi&ntl, - wbo bad ly Mil.TON RlCHMAN , best ltarb ln lrlltory and while neither hal beJun printinJ World series tlclr.ett yet, both appear to be aettlins down to a loq, eozy star in lint place. beaten. Eddie .)faehen. fruh fr01n ftll: IIDTII .~ GMII8'!~ DIPINbABtl aaiiLft - \lniNtl p,... ,,.,... Writer umph over the Senatora. -J>oby a:one aheld 10-8 on Ha.., S!Utr'• The Chleato White S01. ~nd drove lo four nQII with a 4ouble. tbreKUn homer in the •.b:tb. 0'11 Milwaukee Bhve• are off to tbelr lin:ale and infield ovt ·while Staley Bell and Red Schoendlenst . altt HALIFAX - Arthur Penl_,., 135¥.1, Red Cross~ L1., eutpolnNcl Rkhlrd (Kicl} Hew•nl. 1SIY.t, H•tlfax C1D}. Plus Tax and Reeapable Tire i. White Sox, Braves, Look Like Tennants Of 1st Place·ForLongTim~RedsOutlast Giants 1~..10 INSU.RANCE? Ot•• Items ;;' score both runner1. With Lwo Dut, Fight Results ,..,. lxtorlor 1 n lntorlor types. All ltandud plys. Por onry pur,.... Cltlr, Hemsley Goe8 Distance As Mates'Hit8 Dally s.I!Unet, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May .f., 1857-& ~-4 · Panthers Edge Wcrhama White .falcons Natiorwl LUlu• W. L. Pet. G8 Milwaukee 12 2 .867 Brook lyn· 10 4 .71.. 2 SL Lou.is 7 6 .5311 fit Cincinnati 8 7 .533 4'1.1 Philadlep hia 7 7 .500 5 New York 6 9 400 6'1.1 Pittsburgh 4 11 8'1.1 Jimmy Joe Hemsley 1ave UP a single a nd double ln separate inn· Chicago 3 11 .214 9 ing1 Friday 'a fternoon to pitch Friday'• Re~o.~Jts Pomer oy'& Panthen to a S.C. vicBrooklyn 6 Sl. Louis 0 night Cincinnati I I New York 10 ni'ght tory at Wabama, going the di.sPhi ladelphia 9 Chicago 6 night tantf> for the fiut tlme thla spring. Mll w. 8 Pittsbu rgh 7 night 11 lnn. _Coach Dick Retton'l boy11 J)OundS.turday's PI"Obeble Plh:herw ed Out 8 hill, Which, wtth tbe help Sl. Louis at Brookly n - Me- of five Falcon errotl (Pomeroy had Daniel 1.0 vs :\'l aglie l·O. four miscuea} Jne them tbr"e Cincinnati at New York - Law· runs In the first innin•• ooe in renee ~ 1 vs Anto nelli 2·2. the second, a'nd two ln tbe latt to Chicago at Philadelph ia- Bros- break a 4-f ti~. Wahama had tied na n 0--Q vs San ford 2.(1. it up in the iiith inning with three Milwaukee at Pittsburgh - Bllbl · runs on Larry HUlOn's double, a walk to Clark and three Panther 1-1 vs Law 0.0. Sunday'• Garn.t errors. Milwa ukee at Brooklyn Pomeroy jumped into a 3-0 lead ChicagQ at New York 2 the top of the first when Wil· in St. Louis at Philadelphia 2 son led off wi.tb a walk, Lambert Cincinnati al Piltsburgh 2 wal" safe on the first Wabama er· A.meriun LHtu• ror, and both runnera ltole ·a base. 20 vs Wilson 2·0. Washington at Kansas City nite The Rink WUI Open al7:30·10:30 Al110 Children under 12 adml.,lon Free When Aeeomponled wllh ParEnts on Monday's. Open Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat. Niles, Sun. Mat. arsr l • ~ Sellllllel, l'omeroy·Klddllport, 0 ., May 4, 1057 '• -. ., 1., ... <! ... ' J ,., ..,! I 0• .. ' ~ - -· .... �I ' .... Suada.n Mfntn'tflt. Methodist <hurd\.. lev, lL M. GCOTi', ~ar. HCII:IDU llowll, Supt. 10 A. M SW>da> School; II A M W""'!>lp Senic<, 1'ueo<ioy 7.30 P. ll. Mictwey CommUAity Chyrclll Loodlnll Creek 1l<>ad. a.... R E. Cllol.o& ol Lo~.. 1>•1 SalDto, 014 Th....... pa-. FlDf<l Cleland, Ton Fl•tt. oa Portlaad Route. luadaJ Sehool 10 a. m. preaehLDC Oburch Sen-1« 7 30 P M Pm-er 11 -. m.. aad 8 p. m. and Bible meeC:I.ne Wedn~ m•bt 1 30 P lt&IV TburaCiay 8 pm Putor C M. EV«yone eordlall7 bwited. The SfrHuM Methodist Church W. Proftitt Aut. Cb11. Hupp. the Rev Geor,Ee Dav1s, Pastor ~ Church of Chrllt. Loc.ted School 9 30 A. M. Dana 011. Pomeroy-HarriaoavilleRoad.. Sunday WinebreGner, Supt. Wonhip SerBible Sobool 8 30 A lol. U""""<! V'loCH 7 30. Worahtp 10.30 a. m Evenmg WorThird Street ftenl'KOitel Church Middleport, B. L. Bvrett. vaator. Sunday School 10 L m. Eveaiq service 7.o&G o. m. ~;;;;~:-~.au~ ~ ~ Gr.ci ipiK.ipel church, le1t Metn Street, Pomeroy Rev. J Edwin Charles, Rector; Ur1 CeHeo ls \ drlc W. Clark, oraaol1t. Wonhip 1 ---.1 and sennon at 10 30 A. M., Holy Communion fU'st Sunday In mo•tb Church Sebool, Beeinnel'J and 1Y SERIES for Ivery- Pnmary, at 10 30 A. M.. FOI' IDfor· matlon concermna our work, WSAZ.TV plea.-e teJephone 302-J Chriltlon Church ,.. k . . .YIIh ClwiQel 3 - 10: U a.m. t.ery SuP.dlilY lt1 A. M. Sunday THE ANSWER Settool and Commuoioo first Suo.TO FBAR ;:;::;:;::;:;:::;::;;:::::;:;::;:;:::;:::;:;:::~1 tliy in montb 11 A. M. Church ,-· ·- -- - - - ~-~~ - communion and prtst.ehin1; tblrd lunday in mouth 7:30 P. ~. church preachlDI-r Christi"• C:hi.Wdt ar Lonw .... tom, every Sunday 9:30 A M.. Sunday School and communloa; tint Sunday ln montb 7:30 P. M. (:burell preaebina; third Sunday •D month 10:30 A. M. Church romt munlon a1.1d preaching. TM ChYrCI. of Christ, Ktno, every Sunday 9:30 A. Jl. Sundl)' Sebool and commuDion, uond of Sunda,. ill month 10:ao A. M. Church communion and preachiDC £owth Sundlly In month 7:30 P. I Jl. ebureh preachtDI TIM C'brl1tlen Churdt et tfMw,. comfbrt of knowing thai, lock Grove, eve~y Sunday 8:10 A. come what may, your fam- H. SuDday School and communion ily's future is financially 1econd Sunday In month 7 30 P. M. church .,reachlDJ fourth Sun· secute. da:r in meoth 10 30 A. M cbarch communion and preachin&IU& ChurcMI, Mornln1 lttr & lntorprl.., Rev. Roter llthep, for Pastor Momlne Star Sunday to fit your SChool 9 45 A M. Morning wor· 1hlp at 11 A M MYF Sunday C\'e· nlna at 8 Prayer meeting Thur• da~ evenln& F.ntP.rpnae Sunday S~hool 10.10 A M Momlng worahlp 9.30 A M YF aL 6 30 P. M Evening wouhip 7 :;o Prayer me~Jtin&: Wt'dnesday 7 !JO P M U& Cl;urches, L1tort ll•lls, Ro· lnourance of All Typeo ger Martm, rastor Sunday School E. 2nd Sl. Phone 35-x Pom. 9RO A M. Wonhlp Service 7 p M ChflahUl Endeavor alt1•tnatc LIFE Insurance Well planned Life Insu ranee Brings Peace Mind ..... and the I nsu ranee needs, · Come In •nd ,' Consu It with Us! VDEdwards AT BAKER FURNITURE .. Church of tM N•:r.a...,.., MW. dleport , the Rev. Rober\ F Styen, Rastor B1ble School D 30, Lestr Taylor, supt , Morlliaa: wonblp, 10:30, Younq Peoples• mcetJn, at 6 f&; Evenmg worship 7 SO, Wed., 7 SO, Prayer Jneetlne Chyrch Ill Chrllt In Chrlslltn Umon, Middleport ,the Rev. Guy F Sayre, parlor Sunday Scho>l. lb a m, Preaching senlce, 7 SO; Wednf':8day 7 30 Bible class Fl"t Pr.lbyterl•n Church. Milldleport, lhe Re\' Howard Rup;Jelt pastor Church &:boo! , 9.30, John Fultz , supt , Morntng wonb1p ;at 10 30, Westmmster Youth Fellolt' sh1p, 6 p m , Wedn,sday 6 30, Jumor choir, 7 p m Semor Ch'lir Ch~rch of Christ, Breclbury, E.. ward Emerson pastor, Qlble SchooJ 9 ;;;o Thurman Carsey, supt, 10 3G Morn1ng wor$hlp , ChrlstLan Endeavor, 6 p m , Evcmng worship wonb1p 10 30, NYPS 8 30 P. M , SC:hool, SUpt. ~·~ · .......p., I Evangela.ht 30 P. II. Wedne~day eveotn~ pn}'u meet LJll for tbe mtdweek and TueaGq aftena.oon .Prayer bour HovM ef ,..ey.,, Cltn'rer, S... day Sebool 9l3G A M Mornln& wonbtp 11 A M Sunday evenm& worship at B Prayer rneeUDI on Thursday 8 P M Bradford Church of Chrl11 Su~ day School, 9 30 a m Lord'a Su_pper 1mmedaa..ely followmg, Free Methodi1t Church, "arry Bates, Pastor, t.urel Cliff. Sua· day Scbool IJI 30, Class meeuaa 10.30; FMY aervtce 7 00; PreaeJl. Ina: 8.00; Prayer Meeting Wedne• day 7 30 Hysell Run Sunday SchGOI 10, Preach1ne tl.lS. FAIRVIIW Edwalld Griffith pastor SUDdaJ School IJI•30 a m; Youq Peaplel IDeetlna: 6 4:1 p. m.; Prt~ehinJ lei'• Ylcea 7·30 p m: prayer meetlnc. Wed. 7.30 p m, Thunday 7:30 P. M East Letart. S. S. ll 30. llornmg Worship 10 45. Evening wor1hip 8 on the lat. 3rd, lth 9uaday•. Prayer MeeUna Wed· aeaday 8. Recine Mldlon Charl11 luth pastor, Serv1ces SuDdl.1 7.30 and Tues•y 7 30 IUVLce 1 730 Church of Chri•t In Chrlltlan Utuon, Hobson, the Rev 0 H cart pastor Bible School 9 a m Ann•~ Mohler supt, Mornmg broadcast 1(}11 a m from Parkertt,g atatl&n, 7 30, E•an•cll•tlc f"lce· • 11o , Wed, ' 30, Prayer m..tln , Church of Chri1t, Rn. DcnNid Seevers--BJble Sch()QI 9 30, RieL d D ilL II" ar Avtll, Supt, WorshiP 10 311 RHre•nl1ed Chrc.. of Jnut topic "Ftve Farmer•", Chnstian C:hrl•t of L1ter Day Saint., Old Endeavor 6 30 p m , Worship at Town Flats, on Portland Road hem' Prayer 30 top1c ' Howmeeting Far ToWedn:: Bethle.. Sunday School 9 30 am preachm'l 7 day 7 30 P m 10 30 am and BJble Study Wed· nc8day 8 pm Pastor C W Prof Unlt1d Methodist Church, Pont(Jtl Guest speaker Sunday a' eroy Eugene Browr., Pastot 10 30, Joe Wtlhams of Ironton Church School 9 1~ Tl:eo Smith, hrtlend Chun:h. l•rl CVIhl', Supt , W.orsh1p Serv1ce lO:JO putor, AIJ't. paS\or, Editb Codner Frank Vaughan, LilY Leader Servteea Sunday 8 oo. TueadaJ at .speaker, Youth Fellowship ~ 7.30 and Friday 7 30. Off1ett~.l Board meet Mnnday at Church .:.f Cbrlat, Middleport, 2·40. Commissions meet Monday Fred [ Gardner, pB!ltor Blblt! 7 1~. School 9 30, Homer Rtce, supt.; The P~dlrated Church: lv1n Mormng worshtp 10 30, sermon gellul I Aeformed-PnKbyterlln "Jesus m the Midst", Christian En· Pomeroy, Rev. Walrlo J Barteh deavor 8 p. m , Evening wonh1p Pastor Norman Klot.li , sup. : '7 30, sermon "Three Close-ups", Sllnday School I} 15 A M Wor Wednesday 1 30 prayer meeting ship Hour 10 20 A M sermon and Bible Study Monda!' Flnt B•plllf Church. Middleport "The EmmaM Road": eve01ng Sunday S('hool Workct!; Rev C E Hoyt pastor • Church School 9.15 , Gerald Anthony, supt meeting at 1 30. Come and wor 10 15 mornmg worship an(! Com- ship with UJ You arc welcome Flr1t Baptist Church, Pomerey, muniOn, Ierman "God's Activ1ty Ralph C Zundel, Pastur William and Ours", 6 p m. Junior and Senior Hi YF, 7 30 Evenmg wor- Watson, Supt 9-30-ll cGmbim.d ship, sermon "The Chmtlan Taak" service of worship and aturlv Monday 7 30 B H Sanborn Mill Spedal music by Junior chOJr sionary Soc1ety ln8tallatl0n or of· Sermon "ls L1fe Aller Death a fleers; Tue!iday I 30 p m Women's Gamble'" Awardmg or attend· prayer meetmg, wed, 7 30 mtd· ance pln.s Nursery anrl Junio1 Wt!ek Prayer and Praise scrv1ce, Church lor children 6 30 Yo•· 1 tJ 8 30 St!nJOr chou rehearsal, 7 30 meetmg, Wedt\esday 7 30 Bt~li· Thursday Golden llule Class at study an.d prayer, 8 30 ehmr re· the home of Mr and Mr.!!. F'rank hearsal, Thursrlay 7 ar: Women's Cbeesebrcw w1!h Mr and Mn Missionary Soc1oly mec.t1ng Chrlah•n Selene. Slclety, 14.4 Jamea Damcls <~n the hospitality Muberry Ave, Pomeroy MoTnmj committee Huth Methadiat Church, Middle· scrv1ce at 11 wllh ''Everlaatw.g port. Rev (' R Konkrlght, pa1tor Puni!{hment" the ~uhiect of lhr Sunday School 9 30 Ernest Covert ksson S('rluon and the Golden ~up\, Mormng worshtp 10 30, St'r Tt•:-~t Surely 11 1.<1 meet to be sa1d mon by Dr Hlehart)JI Bauer, Dls- unto r.oti, 1 have borne chastls lnct Supt, followed by Quarterly ment I w1ll not or£cnd any morr l onf1•n•ncc, 6 p m Voulh F~ll('W Job 34 31 Wedt)csday evening ~lup WcdneSiday 6 45, cho11 tc· ~erv1ec at 8 The public Ill cm hcttrsa\, 7 p m p1·ayn mcetlllJ diallv mvth'<l to attend ReadlnJZ 1111d B1bll' study 1nom w11h side cnlranec local!'fl Mt. Moriah B1ptlst Church, Mid· Ill lht• h'llr or the dillreh nprn to lhr public on Monday from 2 to 4 Jl Ill St. P1ul't Lutheran Churo Pomrroy L M Mohrhorr paslo• Sunday School 9 30, Church Scr TONIGHT John lrchutd Beverly Gilriand VICC 10.30 St. John'• Lutheran Church, THE GUNSLINGER P1nc Grou~ services on the flt't (In Color) anti thlr~ Sunday afternoon at 2 -al~oJohn W{'l:sllmuell~·r as Jungle Jim o clock Alfr.d Mtthodlat Church, Rn. THE DEVIL GODDI$5 If M Grove, p:1.~tor Sunday - also.School at 9 30 Lloy,l Ollllnge · Comedr and Cartoon Supt, Worship scrv1ec at 10 45 w1th Dmsmorc Boyles. lcadc:SUN -MON. MAY 5-6 Marilyn Monroe Don Murray Sunday afternoon from 2 to 3 aer Arthur Connell ,.reel\ at the Elmwood Rest Hom Betty }i'Jeld Evana:ellstle scrv1ccs with Fre",' BUS STOP land Norris, evangelist we ' k (Clncmarcope--Tecbnleolor) nights and on Sunday cvenint~: .....alaoFrankle Lane Luey Marlowe Rev Grove will be doing thl' prraching. Services bcglnnm • HI LAUGHID LAST (In Technlcolor) with prayer meeting ~-t 7 30 '" • -- • •• • :r-,tne, in 10 eu. ,._ c- • the chureh basement, song servacCJ beginntng at 7.45 anJ prnching from 8 . 1~ to 8 43. Salvetiot'l Annr. 10 e. "'· Sun· day S<'hool conducted by l\tr'l Janice Barrett; 11 a m Holiness meeting speaker hv M1ldred Rhoad Solol8t Nara Wolle , 7,3(1 Salvation m~tlng led ..by •1\frs Maucltc Ash. Capt. Glenna Run. me 11 and youth delegates will at ten d y P. Couneils at t:incuma i over the weekend Ha"IMnYIIII Pr..~erlan. R. C 7.ondel, , Supply Pastor 10:01.) Church ~hool E c. Ftnllllw, Supt. 1 Wonhlp service and M W Ul A h Flo. llln"••l E11r ft. yovl!lt a Family-Sioed Super Pullen, Mr' Jack Sa' a hard plank to watcb a baseball game '1 • 8Qwcltuboloe'J'rayo-allln a rolripratorwhl<b , ,Jiljio in amonc your ldlobon ubiooto for tha\ . ' lriuured "&Wit-In" look. Onlr$198 With Y11ur Old Refrigerator l l' BAK.R FUR~ITURE " Middleport ~ 011 Tbell~lelt Corner ID Sox FOri Joaqllin Fork of the 'In Mluu and' Half Sliu Lovely printed sheers In the ' soft, flattering styles she loves ••• each carefully mode rwear and easy-care r lor easy- . in wonderful, washable fabrics, •• each makos a fresh and pretty plcturo • lluo, ·Ao\ila or IIOs.ln 14 J/2 • 24 1)'2, !I II • ), J, 'I (' l v ' ~· The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company • · POMEROY, OHIO . MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSUIIANCB CORP. Member Federal ROferve S)'llelll c• I• ·"I>< • I. Enko, Sheer but!QII' front dress with softly d~d collar. Aqvci, 'Pink or . . Consider Southem:tem Ohio Man For Lane Bryant National Award enttne ·t 'f.... " Frank C. Morrow, an outstanding citizen of Southeastern Oh!o, has recently received a citation from the Lane Bryant ADnual Awards C<>mmittee in recognition of outstanding comIJIUDity service for 1956, and Is betng considered for one of lhe Lane Bryant National Awards to be presented November 14, 1957, at the Hotel Pierre in New York. Morrow was nom!· nated tor thas honor by the el'' of Southern Ohin. The Lane :Jryant Annual -. Awards of $1000 00 to an ind1v. dual, br to 11 group, w~re estabhsh ed in 1948 1o encourage voluntary participation m efforts that benelit borne and community hfe The Awar(ts Committee eonslsts o( Dean John E Drewry of t.he Uni versity of Georgia, Journallst11 School; Mayor deLes.seps S Mor· rbon of New Orleans; Directo~ Ctiar.les Munch of the Bostnn Svm phony OrcbeJtra and columni.::t Orville Prescott of the New Yod.: Times. All nomiootions were ~ned by 1he Bureau of Ap plied Social RPsea~h al Columbta Univera\ty under the ~uperviston of Dr Robert K Merton ,Morrow reee:IVed the nomm .. tion for this award tn recogmt1on for the< 1lft1tme or outstandmg ~terv1ce be has given hiS commun ity-the ebureh. school, and the industrial an(! ctvlc devclopmenl of the Southern Ohto area all be.arJn_g a direct and marked 1.., fluenee u(X)n the Ameman HomP. He is a member and has aerv,.d R.ll Trcuurer of the Ftrst Pr.::sb t terlan Church of Wellston, Oh1 lor over forty years He b a ch<1 · ter member of the Wellston Ro. tary Club; has served as Chatrman of numerous c1tizens' commltte-:1 for ihe betterment of that (:I~', c.Ureded the activttles of th' Chamber of Commerce fcrr a nu ,,. bee o( yeana, and 1S V1ce PresJ· dent of the Milton Bankln~ Co Morrow was an organizer of th Southeastern Oh1o ~lonal Coun Cfl and the ..a~ tRf the rece,JI publication, "liisioti' of Industry of lao-.oo,aijl,.., 'ooill<b I• \h• only complete record of \he devc lopment of that county , Morrow servP-d on Lhe Wellsto•, Clty Board of Edueatwn tor etgh <Continued on Page Three) z~n.s Two Are Found Guilty Of DWI Three Meigs High Charge Sunday of Schools Announce Graduating Lists R. E. ,. ' ~ ' .~ Lll i•:') Ot~e, o~ue• ~ ' e~ . ,. ,~ I $3.95 to $1l.95' ,.. ., In The a4SY R.eaay. to w~ar Dept. on the Secohd Floci:r rr.r ' I " li ' . E OHIO: f•lr •Mil e UHie wtnn• toar. '•lr and coel IMitlht with a ch•nce of tc:ethNtl - ·· T - folr ..,.. MilL ~' •• 40. SINGLE COPY-k Tht:ee Me[J8 County Hlgh Schools made announcement of lists of eraduates for 1957 and commencement dates in each of the schools. The schools reporting graduate l~sta are Rutland, Tuppers Plalns dnd Racine High Schools. wlth Com· Rutland seniors, mencement exerc11es May 17,1957, are Barbara Back, Barbara Bolen, .Janet Brogan, Leroy Chapman, Jimmie Cremeans, John Denison, W111tam Edwards, Carol GibsOn, John Jeffers, Mmnle Katchen, Gene Lone. KenRy Loaastreth. Betty Me. Caskey, Clarence Might, Henry Mi· lam, Fred Morris, Phyllis Ru~e. Robert RtEe, Jerry Schoonover, Joseph Scrau, Nan1.!f Sisson, l'reda Spire~. Thomas Turner, Reva Wheeler, Ravmond W1lcox, Marl· 'yn Joyce Wolfe. A l~year-old yOUtll wu .nJured In the head Saturday niJhl lQ Pc.merov when two cars eollid td on Routes S3-7 a( 8 20 o'elo-: c acc:ordiDJ 'to Patrolm.an Henry Werry, tnve•heetton off1eer. Tbe report said Fritz Teaford 26, Racme, going wru;t at about etght mJies an hour was 1truck lr~ the rear by a ear ~riv~n by EltoP A Rttch1e, Ul, Lona: Bottom Btl! Crisplet, a pa.tsertJer wit.h Rilc:uf> complalned hts head was tnJUred Damage was estimated at S35 l•l Teaford'! ear, $70. to Rttch le'l There were no rarrettJ A mmor aeeident at almost ti1.: nrne 11me W8A reported 1n M ,(I dltpnrt by Chief of Poli~ LeN\ Bartrum Charles Durfee. 32 Pt Plea~ant had stoppet. for the traffic hght at Race and No Sec ond Ave when Gilbert Pt>arso .. 29 . ..also of Pt Pleas .. nl, backe1 his I 1,-z tor! truck out nf a par " mg space It SCTatchl"d the s•d• of Durfee's nr cauSJr.g an e.st1 mated $150 damage There were no arrests Bo . i dnvers were protected by tnsu· anee The lnei~"nt oeeurred at 7 15 p m .Saturday. I Tuppers Plains, May 15-.Tanice Swart:r., Norman Whlte, Ehla Ward, Cl- .aries Harrts, Donald Headley, Donna Oont, • Dolores Schultz, Glenda RobinSon, LUlie Mae Dak er, Phdhp Boyles, 8()nn1e Sue Chipman, Robert Chichester Oley Connolly, ~artha Goebel, David Hdl, Oneta Hostctttr, Ellen Powell, Paul E French, r,a, died Sun Mary Wllson day ~orntng at Holzer Hosptta! Racme- May 17, Larry Badgley, Ito bert Birch, Emma Brewer, Keft· after • shorl illness He was tht' ;;on Or ,Edward and Lavinia Bur(Continued on Page Three) ford Mnch, Soulh Second Ave nue illll wls 4o• 111 BraMrury. - Surv110r1,. \IXht"" hiS w1re: Grice, a oitep·son, Stephen Cope, Battle Creek, Mich., his parents, Mr and Mrs. French, Middleport. two brothers Marlon, Middleport and Earl, Bexley, two grandsons, Battle Creek He was preceded ill death by a brotber, Clyde French, DALLAS, Tex UP-Flood· Jacltson, who dted 1n January •vaters reeec\ed tod.av from rlv"r~ Friends may call at the Rawtn the Texas flood belt and th" hngs-Coat.s Funeral Home whele sun blazed agam It was the sec ~erv1ees wiU be held at two o' ,nd day of relict for the state after a 19-day spell of v1oler.t clock Tuesday With Rev Fred I Gardner, of Church of Chmt, of· weather Slight danger remained alOil • flclatlng Burtal will be in the the Sabine River in parts of west Middleport Hill Cemetery. P.ff' •"rench was a member of ern Lom.siana but the floods that the Middleport Church of Chrb• wreaked milhons of ~ollan Lt' and the Loyal Order of Moose. iamagc ln nearly every part of Texas appeared #one. Water still covered lowlands along many rivers, bpweyete"lood ~re.su alone the TrlnltY and Bi'a· ?.Os were surging toward t.he Gulf 1f Mexieo and during the two weeks it Is expecterl to take them to reach the coast they Wlll calls~ more lowland floodmg. Paul E. French Succumbs After Brief Dlness Floodfi.h de In Texas Area As Sun Shines ry Eledion Youth Injured In Collision . Saturday Night · WORKER SAVED IN 4-FLOOR FALL Two out·Of-towp penon• were round gulity t'lrlVJJll while Intoxicated early Sunday mornin! :m charges brought by the ~b~ 'l State Patrol in the eourt of :.Ju!hce of Peace Grlndley They were Elon10 C Felton, 61 , Powhattan. 0 , and Burrell '.... Tate, 57, Sbadysade, 0.. both tn the same car They were ftned a total of $132.~ each In fme ami costs, 11nd sentenced to three da .;; 'n Jail Each put up $MO bond •n Teturn next week to sene thetr Jail term. Bertha Ward, ja•led on a charge "'f mtox1catton Saturday night t)J Vlddleport police, ha~ been re leased under S50 bonrt for ap· pearanee m Mayor C. 0 Fisher's ~ourt tonigh-t M"anwhile E W Wines 1• Chii~hire forfeited a $15 bond •n Pomeroy mayor'& eoort on 8 charge of specdmg. Walter C Warrrn, up on a s1mtlar charge, "'as posted Sit§ bond for appear 1qce Wednesday mght. ' IBIOW Repr.esentatives Are Announced Last Minute Campaigning Light As Eleetion Date Draws Nearer The approaching municipal elections in Pomeroy and Mid· dleport Tueaday continued today lo generate lillie more than low-pressure steam Candidate for Pomeroy mayor Delmar A Canaday, however, got on what be says is an Issue by promismg a do-or-die battle with the Federal government for more sanitary sewer finaD· dal help He 11 opposing meumbent village clerk CharleJ Legar and busineas man Harry Miller for the Republican nommation In Middleport Mayor Clyde 0. Fisher sa1d be VOSI!<d hiS oppon• £Dt Cecil Bradbury over the week· end to tell hiPl "I haven't sa1d anythomg bad late about you. and I wall c:ooper~te W'l<li Wllh you If you WID. And If I WID, MCCarthy Lauded At Funeral Rite IR W3 Shingt0 n WASlUNG10N UP-The &n Joseph R McCarthy lauded at Requ1em servtces toda,. aa a courageous watr.hman who alerte~ h1s countrymen to tht: ev1h of dome!l'llc Commumsm H~ then was to be honored •' a rare memor1al .ser.rice m the t1 S senate thamber, requested Jy Ius widow, Jean I ~--~---- The meeting of ?omeroy Vii· laee Council sct.du~ for ... h'sJht hH .,._, pollponM until ftte next regular "'"'lnt on Mly 20, clue to the e~ of Mwr.t "'unclhnln toUy. I hope I'll have your cooperation." McCarthy, one of the most con Ray Fru1cr also IS a eand1date trover~1 al Ameneao public ftgur- but h1s llrength has not been ascs of the rnl(l.century, was euio,£: sessed by any local polittcal obted m solemn services al St Mat servers thew's Roman Catholic Cathedr '' Mayor Fuher ia back for a seeby the Rt Rev M•gr John K ond cOnsecutive term after havmg Cartwright, putor of the eath ... served from UM-1 throu&h 1944. dral Mr Bradburv served under Fi')ber 1 The funent Mas» was follow~::d as Village clerk in the '40'1 and hy .serv1ces in the Senate cba111 later u treasurer. 'f'hj1 is Bradber, the scene o£ McCarthy's mo ~ bury's seeond try for nom1natloft turbulent battle!~. bl!l greatest viC aJ mayor, havmg been defeated tor1e~ and hi'l most heartbreaktrl ; narrowly m the primary in t94i. deleats--mclud.ing h1.s condem.Ja· tlon by the Senate ID 1ll54 Middleport Flrtt Werd nt.n It was the first such service •n will vote at lhe former HYChn the chamber smce r1tea for the Grocery Stor., corn.r of C:.le Jal4 Sen Wdltam E,.,IWJIO!fh ~.., •nd SMertd ShWta, directly Any detened Srnitor tt etl- A<n'l'l from the Flfll!'a•• SfM, titled to servlce& m .. \lte.,. SeRite. t:lectlons Clerlr Alberr; G....., but none have been requested Mtuldlodq. "since 1940 I Jack Martm ptes1denhal a! Canaday, ooe-t1me tempeltoUI sistant and 1ormer ass1stant to th{' mayor of Pomeroy ln two preYlOUI late Sen Robert 1\ Taft, R.Oh1 1 split tenn~~, bas prom1sed coopera. attended the Senate serv1ces a... uon and moderaUon to eonst.ilu· President Eisenhower's represet • ents tl'ft past week lo bill bouse-totatJVe bouse calls. .McCarthy's bodY was to be He has pubUely sa1d be wants to placed on a tram later m the day be fnenda wit.b everyone afln' the for add1\lonal rJles and burial election, WID or Jose. In ado Tuesday m hts home town of AI· vertlsemcnts be the plcton, W1s town of Pomeroy ---~ sable task 10 hav1hg to budd "a $1 mllhon sewage tem and d11poaal plallt." Nathamal Harmon, Florull, fa ther of her souln law, NathanfM Wahama High School representatives to Boys Stale and to Harmon, Ene, Pa, daed first a:1.1l the Leadership camp at Camp Horseshoe have been announc- was buned m Cleveland ht.s form cr home Mrs John K Sm1th Jr ed by Principal Clyde R. Foley. Selected to represent the school at Boys' State al Jackson's Akron, had attended the funeral and was Informed of her fathei 's M1ll tn June lS J1mmte Hender· c!c:Jt.h m Galnesvtlle, Texas, when son, son of Mr and Mrs Paul she returned from Cleveland l!en~erson of New Haven RobP-rt Mr and Mrs Smtth and her broMcGlothhn, son of Mr and Ml ther, J M. Fleener, student a Robert W McGlothlln of New Ha· OU have gone to Texas for the ven, was selected as the altel'nate funeral of her !atlwr, John Fleen ~rter a futtJe attempt to take h•s to attend Boys' State. own life bY sluhing of his wnsb At the same lime, -McGiothhn Tbuf)day night 1n his jail cell at was .selected -to represent the Canaday asked voters to vote (or Roy Steyer$, Oak Htll, W Va. Edwardsville, Ill., Orvilte Landers. school at Camp Honeshoc along Tuesday from 11·7 the Scouts ,of neph~w of tJte late John K Smith the person they believed molt able of Pomeroy, today was sent to the w1th Mary Roush, daughter of Mt Troop 245 Will have a pancake Sr., was k1lled when a tractor "to make th11 f1gbt f-or more ald.'" • Alton State HOJpital for the men Meanwhile, Mr. Legar m h1s ~n­ :md M.n. Howar.d Roush, Letart sau!age and coffee aupper at the overturned wtlh him. Mr1 J K ta}l:y ill, according to Madison nouncement today notes he "thord•nmg room of the First Jiaptlst Smith ST. 1s unable to. attend the Route. CoUnty Illinois Sheriff's departoughly understands VIllage prob(burch §trviccs Jbut Mr. and Mrs Eul Camp Horseshoe representat1 ment. The sale of popcorn Saturda} lems and promise11: Proceeds are to go fLIT' rutmmcr Smith, uncle and aunt of the de es are sponaored by the Bend Ro· camping expenses and Scouts are ceased will go to Oak Hill for the by members of the Pomero) Fir'"Servace to ta::r:pa}ers w1thit 1 Criminal charges against Lan· tary club whlle the Boys' Stale .selling bckcts whJch may ailJO lx!• mens ASSOCiation and the Emer their means." funeral. der.a have been dropped by the Ill· represent.tlve is selected bY th' purehased at the cb.urch gency Squad netted ::t prof1t ot "Full cooperation with •ll vi\. inoia Court for ''auto theft" and American Leiion. $182 20 all of which has been co., lage departments." All you can eat for $1 for adult:; lbe U. 6. Army bas indicated that Representatives to the Girls and for fiOc for children 1s the of "An "Open Door" policy to al tr1buted to the Me1&5 c()unty Ct~.n­ . Landers Will be sent to a Service WASHiNGTON UP- Dave Beck State were 1announeed last wee': fer belng made by the Seoul!. C ct'!r Fund. t~.ecordmg to Ron Spr1n- Pomeroy e1tuens!' Holpltal aoon . and oflicers of hl8' big Teamsters They are, Manlyn Fogle!ong and \ MEIGS DINIRAL HOSPITAL "Economy in all phases of wit.. 1 ger, county chairman l,.anders rtcent(Jr was appre J\dmitted Saturday· Curt Lal· Union go belore the AFirClO Ethl· Shirley Lyons, both of Maaon C1ty lage operation." Mem~rs of the asSOCiation wh · b~td In Edwar&ville after he lance, Syracuse; George llelvart cal Pra(!Uces Committee today to Whllc Mayor Fisher declined to Henderson is a member of the part.ieapated m the Saturday sale wo"'nded In an auto chsae In Pomeroy; Michael Theiss. Racine answer cbara:es the umon ls domin- Wahlma White Fakon Band n wore Gilbert Freen•an, Horol~ "get 1nto pcrmnalitiea," wlth canwhich Madiaon County Sheriff Dan Sunday· Miu Clan Wolfe, Ra ated by corrupt infiuencea. . which be Ia a member of the ban I Eber.shoach, Jack Tbomas, Harrv didate Bradbury, he told The Dai-Parker killed ,durmg the line; Mra Sarah OWen, Middle· Some AF1..-CIO ofliclaJs e:zpect- council He is also a member of Watson. Dwiglrt Parker, Bob H~<' ly Sentinel today that two meum· ... , ebaae. port; Mrs. Lew Lewis. M1ddle ed the hearinas to reault ln an WASHINGTON UP-A joint C'J ' sell, Howard Mullen, Eugen' btnt councilmen wbo now publicly The 17-year-old yooth also fia:- port, Mary Wolfe, Middleport: eventual ~an for expu111on of Thespians, the schMl annual, and 1upport Bradbury have "been a gressional subcommittee has seht>- 1'rLplett and Charles l..egar will be editor of H t ~h Timet, the ured ln a jaU break from Metgs' Mra Louis Joltmon, Hartford, W Beck and Teamster Vice Pre~i· thorn m my 111de" every tame X duled hearmgs next month tha IC!hool paper ne,ct ycsr · Ct;~unty in early J•nuary of this dents J'rank Brewster and Si~ne)' have sought to put 1n some of my Va.; Charles Dow, Pomeroy. could set the stage for tax cull METER TAKE $194.25 year. McGlothlin is a member of the COLUMBUS UP-The Legtsla Disc'trar.~: Saturday. - Gu~, Brenna~ rr0111 the- l,GOO,IlOO-memThe subcommi\tf':e has calle 1 Parkmg meter collections Jut progresSJve program for llliddl& band, vice president of the Stu- ture bueklied down 1o a f1v&da) some of the natlq_n's leadmg ec;:t- w~k were Slat 25 ChJcf of Polict! port" Springer, TUppera Plah11; Kathy bet union, bluest in the natioQ. dent council, student condpctor work week today at the request of nomlsfJj and top government fis Leroy Bartrum sa1d today teamster Vice P.reaideot James {Contmued on Page 'I'hreel LICINSI ISSUED McDaniel, Cheshire; Mrs. ·flauilr R. Hoffa, Indicted lor bribery, or the band. Both boys are mem Gov. C. Wi1ham O'N-etll m a mov£ ::al off1eers for a review of the U A marriage license Jl.as been I• Bridgett. Pomeroy; Suoday· fiUed throueh the Jor.al Probat' Wilma Stobart, Pomeroy; Wm could come In for aolne ot ...the bets of St P•ul'a Lutheran Church to wind up bu~lnc.ss bv May 24 S. economy. Previously the h;~1slators have • C'9Urt to John J. kussell, 19. Bradford, ~ld~l~port; 'M'n. Ettu •arne medicine as the buge A"ft,. ln New Haven and arc acUve ·:1 The subcommittee plans to alk CIO teekl to make good en Itt wort there. 1 been R"JOUrning for the week Pomc!oy, AEO operator, ancl Juli.) Brooks, Mlddlepor~ F.d Wmt!ger. the econom1sta 1£ they be he\'· plcdtifc that labor will clean ils Miss Roush ls ~lso a member each Thursday ~ Marie Seylef, 17, P()mcroy, stu Pomeroy, Clarence Freema,n, Mid own house of eorrup_t infiuences. of the band and Will be head ma 'axes should be eu~ <ond--1f soS()me of the mo~t Important bill ~ dent dleporl Beck planne!l to read at the jorettc next aeuon She , \s also pendmg before the lawmake •1 vltat grm1ps shoold receive tiw ·~---------~-~--~~----- opening or today'.!! hearing a state- active ld ~he Future Homemaker~ may come ur for actiOI' th1s W£'ek :hie£ beneftts ment drawn up Sunday by his un· of Amertea chapter of W•h11ma The pubhc ht:'arm~t>; {'()uld 'Jf' Amon~ them Is the new versio 1 An osltmated haif·a-trullion tomato plants have been d.. 10n's 13·man Execut1ve Board, of a11d is achve m church af£a1n :t of the crnsorshlp bill whtcb W\1 ~n Important (actor m determm strayed m Meigs County making necessary wholesale reset.o whleh Beck 1s a member. The tile Vernon EUB Church be eon~idcrerl tonight by tbe Se.) mg future congressional tax slra' board did not d.iaclose the nature ate EducatiOn Committee Tht> egy A nu-mber of mnuenllal Re ltng, tt was learned here tod,ay Truck fanners of the Letart Falls area, wbo may be producpublicans and Oemocrn~ have exof the statement 'lew propn~al sponsored by Se tomatoes in many mstances for the last year in U~57, said. mg However Beck has said he would of tax rchef n~xt pressed hope Ddb~rt Latta R-Bowllng Gre~n . attend the AFL-CIO hearlnas only a shipment of 350,000 plants bas t>een oruered in and reaet1.1nuary would aulhonze the a~torney gcn \ D~~Velopment of potential industrial sites will be taken to see "if our rl4bts wJll be given to mvestlgatt an)' objectio , f'ral The hearings will be con~ucted ting probably will start Thursday. Farms with low lying land eooaideratlon in the routing of new highways under Governor recognltton.., He demanded ':Jv the subcommattee ••n f1scal po! were hardest hit. abic movtes C. William O'I'ileill's 'highway program, according to an an· t~at the committe~ m~ke detailed 1cy of th~ Joint Congresstonal Meanwhile, according to the Umted Press, frost during the U!eusations and guarantee fair Douncemenllodaf by highway chief Charles·M. Noble. Eeonomic Co.mm1ttee The sub- mght and early morning today cauSed widespread damage to . MARKET BPQRT Highway loc~tions, particularly when they will run near procedures. committee is beaded by Rep Wil bur 0 Mills D-Ark, an mtluen fruit orchards and early plantings of vegetables in Northern ex1allll8 railroad linea, will be placed far e11ouKh from the rail CtNCINNATI UP - Produce: to allow fpr the development of potential industrial proLEWIS IOUND OVIR The long-awa~ted break on ex, !:gglf, weak, neat pa1d at .farms lJal member of the tax-wntmg Ohto, ~rt)' lying between the highway and the railroad whenever Sher1111n E. Lewis was fin d actly whleb industrial giant plan- for U. S. consumer whitE:s and House WaYs & Means Comm1tle' The U S Weather Bureau warned there was a possibility of ,'prJ!CUcal, Noble said. 145 ~nd costs an a ehaTgc of rec'· ned a Letart FalLs expansion came browns, A jumbos 3().33; A larJe Among other thtng~ the group more frost in scattered areas of Lake Erie tonight. But foJ . The Ohio Chamber of Commerce and numeron<i!.Jocal plan- lell ' driving ~~y Mayor c. 0. th,is 1'lornlna to The Dally sentinel 27·29i A mcdmms 25-27, A small Wlll want to know whaf IS the out most of the slate the coldest weather has passed. ·r ~ ..,.. Fitbf'r Cif Middleport Saturd.a" AetuaUy, It came, and went But B large 2.~27, FOB, whites look of the nation's economy £or The trend ts for gradual rise in temperatures Cor the w~ nbtg groups laaye advocated to Noble that th~ Highway De· nlgtlt and bound over to the gra11d it was good ror a round·sized laugh 20-22; and brown.!L, A large 38-34; mcdJ· the rest of the year and how mue 1 although the mghts will continue cool ~ partment avoid locating new hifbways so close to the railroad lury When he plead guilty to tak and was the latest m what prom- um 30-31 , B large 30-31. of a budget surplus t& m prosped lndtcabons were the dry weather will continue thrlllllill lines that what .could be excellent lbdustri&l plant IocaUons, ing a car owned by Eva Mrrie iaes tlit be a series of "announceChtcken!!l, fryers firm, :n\it Jb. as- a T"esult of eultmg the budget with both rail and. highway facilities at hand, are destroyed o', nt without her content. :Bort(l menta" of such breaks to thla most I1·191fl., hens, heavy 13-15, l1ght, most of the week. was aet at ~ Lewis atruek 1 lntereated newspaper Albert Hill Jr. plans to reset 30,000 plants and Glli!OJ~e 1().11 k f f or I ac 0 room. Clrf Friday afternoon ln toNn The revelatiOn dusclosed that inSPIRITED SALE Butter, 90 score '71 Adams and his brother, operating a nearby farm, lost all In announcing the new highway IocaUOn policy, Noble clriven bY Mrs. Jame!!l B. Titus, 8tead of one "lug plant" coming SYRACUSE. N Y UP-Mr~ 000 of their plants by frost pointed out that Jt is simply sound thinking and plal)llinr RuUand RD. to Letart, three omaller but st1ll Kenneth C Stehlen would hke to there is no firm figure on the number of While buy Which will benefit both local communities and the state as a important lndustrie11 were to start back her $40 blue topcoat 1! FIRE CALL whole. , ~ARDEN CLUB MElTING conatructlon soon. Each is to be she can fmd the pureh;~.ser Whtlc plants set out in the Letart area, a conservallve estim.~•;'il"i.; ~~-~~ Minor damage was repofled helping at a chlU'<'h rummage sa:~ the number frozen would be around 500,000 farmers 5 0hio is arowing fast, and has a tremendous growth potenTbe Wlndlna: Trail Ga!dert Club powered with ao1ar energy. 11 Sund~ty evenmg At 7 p m whe· tial. To insqre that It's full potential will be realized requires will meet tht.~rsday eventn~ at the While thi• was immed1ate notice the Fire Department wa9 called to Friday, .Mrs Steblen placed her Cabbage plants, somewhat tougher, were 11Siowed t~al We p'•'- •••e~·"• and ~peratively f•r '•dustrial devel• hom, ol Ht•. GeOr(e Hemeo, ol to "be on auard" lurther Inquiry the home of Judge Cedrle ct.. ' eoat on a ehalr When next she few isolllted cases, but suffered no serious damage, .,. -+'>1 "t" .LLW,r wv .v w Hemlcx:k Gr-ove. ljembers are to 1bowed that one waa to b& a to- when a motor of tbe d18hwuhe· looked for tt she round a colearned. . opm~I-WJ*n !!!~ mo<e aDd better JOb!! lor more Oluo !»;;n1 a hWI' 111d aa old pune and tqlto plant, another a cabbaae was ovq,rbcatcd. worter had sold 1t for 7~ cents 1 • WOf.ets,1' S;lli!"' ., ~, ~ ' ' ijat: J<c .-.ii' plant and tho third " potato plant. Scouts Pancake, Sausage Supper Will Be Tuesday Legislature On New Five Day Work Week Sked "· Sale Of Popcorn Nets $162:20 For Cancer Campaign Schedule Heann•, ty Of on P0SSihili•'ons Tax Reductl Frost Damage To Tomato Plants Is Heavy In Letart Falls Area I 'into ' ' • IY UNITID Plllll Hloh ....... 5U4M-.64" ..vthw..t. hw tMitht Sl LiH.Ie Interest Sh·own New Highway Routes Will Favor Industrial Locations-. O'Neill ' on White. 14 1/2 - 22 1/:L ' Weather Pomeroy·Mlddleport, Ohio, llondiy, lolay O, 1957 NO. IS 1 ",·s ~ skirt. ~ua ar IIUI ' • • . .' Deweteill'o 'l'lle I•Nt-e • . , Tile ............ A.-. w•• Sheer <P!t Oms, rh}nfltone buttotu <:, £nka Shafr with multi- .. ·. with my -very :own· ' Savings .Account at ..... VOL IX at w•• .. II .. !DAd~ ID 'ClreulatloD • Beck On Carpet Before Union'sEthical Group I' Your e !11 Local Newt Orville Landers To Be Sent To Mental Hospital I J .!1 Mn White Of Nort}\ ~th:·~~5 l:se~r~m~o~n~~=:~Ou~I~~O:f~O~~~-~~~~r~o~.~~~'iin~t~O~I\7~· ~·~M~r~•~·jJ~ac~k~o~m~o~n~ln~v~e~n[le~d~lt:afte~r~ill:tij~·n:g~o:n~a~o~t~h~e~~~F:o~rk~o:l Bechtel, Theo Neutzhng R·ST ! Mrs. Harol.d Lohse 1 Is Bridge Club -!' Hostess Thursday i 14 112 - 22 1/2. ( I l • Powder Blua. 8 Bil Full-Width Romovable Allllllimun Sbol- • Handy Removable Holt Shell • Doep Full-Width Poooelain Hydrot.or • 81idlns (lbU1 browv • H~ Super Btonp Dooo witb llu!~Computmont and Fi,. Romovablo Shoi- • • - . :! Makes Change In Meetina Date ·· lfa lila • • ~ t ., I' c ALL·Niw Frigidaire Valual · • Edwirrl s GllllDoh.... was 1 bu.ameaa v1sitor in Middleport this wee'i! Guy Gilkey, Who i.s emplo)'ed 1D Columbut.s11 a W¥kend gues t.s of hia mot , Mrs Jane Gilkey Mr a Mrs M S McAllister Con poll a, are weekend gues ~J. of Gene ate ' C r Jiibbs, Meass-GaJlla Mt~.so l' Scout Olsrh'Ct tllainuan. waa •:1 Hun t10gton Monday night Lo at tehd an Executive Board meetin~: Sherman Buskirk Jr hu bee · returned home from Holzer Ho ,· pita I Mrs Howard Oatley 18 111 with ~ary Shrine 37 ) I' •• terfleld reprf;Hnted Eva.n~,tllne Chapter, OES. when they attend· ed Jnspoctlon of the Athens Cha• ter Fr1d1y ni.ht: Mr.s L. W M'eComa.s taucht lhe Thlf'd Grade this week for )rtre Mary Sllrble, :n, order' Ernest Covert who Wll ~llled to Fa1rborne by the audden death 1' tbe Wbitt Shr.lne of Jeru.s.atP.~ her mother-in-Jaw, Mra. Arthur will meet FrtdaJ, Ma:r 31, ln~ of Kay 10, their rea:ular mee~ Covert, nla:bt, because ot the SuprJames Ruuell, Florida, a for· Sbrme in. Detroit, MieJd,-aa, dar-mer local re~adent, vlalted ilter lJW the 1Jeek pf May 5-lCKb. • • iJ Deleaatea of Mary Shrine to the! Frlday Mrs Curoll Swanson is spen.! Supreme Shrine will inelude ~~ ing tbe weekend with her husband Marie HawJdns, wofthy at Moundsville, W Va Mr Swan- Prtestesa, Stewnt Hawlc,ina. W~ son u employed m the construe· ma.n af Shepherd~t Mra. Kad~ Winsett. Noble Propheteu; ~ t1on oi the plant at Cresap. Eliubetlr Lear, PWHP. • .. Mr and Mn Jaeob Schafer •n~· daughter. DariJt, Columbus were busmess visJlor's here tOday: Stephen ~tewart, small son of Mr. and Mi'S. Norman Stewart, spent the Plllt wee'k: With his fa: lier who is employed 10 Colwnbu• Mrs Harold Lobae enterl.littedl Mrs G F Halley and daughter Mar1!yn, Beverly, were here Fr. her bnd&:e club, Thursday eve~~laJ day for a vl51t w1th friends Tbey at ber home, Cave St. •. - 1 accompamed Sally Sauer, who Pri:te for h~gh ICOI'e was aw:!J had been on a motor, tr1p With ed kl Mrs c. &. Blakeslee and them, to ll.flddleport Miss Sauer ond to Mn: Carl Bilikim. ! Refretbrnenfl were W"ved byt, has been on neation from the of f1ce of the Ohio Fuel Gu OJ.m l· the llosteis t'O Mrs Rolland Neut. hng Mn. ~Joho Moore ·Mrs Blat.\ •nY slee, Mr'l. Charles Mu.llen Jr., lll'.t· Sehm Blaewtez Mn. Billkanl an4 Fot.D':J; c; CHAIR C Mrs. WUliam Clark. -::...! HICAGO - The first folding camp chair was bunt 50 years ago this year. The late Joseph SalA Jtr41:am bt Cloliforqia is '. I'm doing .. all .~ 1\'o oii110'11'-0VW)' Inch of It-from new &roty. Sool Latch lA> ita oolor py llltarlor. With lhe ....... a- Look lbl.ltroaolonno - kit.chonl H~r!Jert mumplJ and her '«ln, Kevin, Js also W at their home on Grant StneL Howard Grant, brotber of Mrs. Fr-.t Grosan, underwent major surcery at Meaas General HGSpital Thursday . The nanety-11Itb bJrthday o' Michael Carroll w 1 s c,lebrated Thursday at the home of Alra Wor· ley Howell and family, Mr. carroll was born U'l Syi'OJ.cuse. Arnone the tr1end1 who aUent.l ed the funeral ot Urs Arthur co_. ert in Sclotav1lle Methodust Cbur· eb Thursday were Mr and Mrs Rleharcl Chambers, William Fe ., Frank Vaughan, Violet Andcr~on. Sally Priode, Arnold Grate l!lild the Rev John Elwood Fr1ends and relat!1 es of Mrs Thena Brunker, former loCal r". ldont, have learned tbat she fell r~ntly a n d fractured a vert..t brae. Mrs Brunker 1s livmg lA Marietta oow. The Rev and Mrs c Raymon Konknght of Heath Methodi,t Church attended the District c 0 , 1 rerence at the Franklin Avenue Portsmouth Church Thursday a[ ternoon and evening ).fr and Mrs.. Terry Gallat:her IJ'Id babv daughter have moved tn t~- u M •""' A "'c aster apJl'tmant ell d M G 11on Brown '~~' em lovenue d b"1anth Nlr. b01a1 agher 1 P ye e c B l:ery Mr. and Mrs. ;Jame.s Arnold VISlted , reeently w 1 ' h a former neighbor, Mrs Carl Jones, Pontiac, and -also vuited In Canada. -- .' !1!1111( Middleport Society ao: - ~~ •• . : .: .i• dleport , the Rn N 0 Rordon, p. . Jt 7 30 P M Cbun:tl. of thtl Nauren.. lyr• tor. Bible Schoo! ll 15, Arlena pootor. Reese, sup1 , Mornm1 worlhip, lhlp 7:30 p m Ronnle Eqleton, . _ Ro, K. W111J...._ min1Aer, Charle. King, Blble Sunday S.:hool 9.30 A al lloroma 10 30, BTU 6 p, m ..~ . ) ~SeDUnel, Pomeroy-lliddlepor~ 0 ., M~ 4, 1957 . __ __,.---. .. Three Plants Scheduled For Letart Fails b•• uDe 1 'f :ae •• ' . >,; \ '- ~~ • '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 4, 1957 adams boss harmon krider