http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1f206d8f4ad1883c422ceb14d51c6fde.pdf a711bb97a5e8034fc3ffd5ac94a91f99 PDF Text Text . ' 1 ' New Haven EUB Church Women Observe May Fellowship Day The annual May Fellowlhip Dl) of the Umted Church women was held rm Fr1d1y May 3 at the New Hann EUB Church The organJtallon 1s rnade up or ehureb women from different Protestant churches over the coun try The Fellowship Day s held on SUN -MON Marilyn Monr\Jie Betty F1eld M/1. Y S-6 Don Murray Arthur connell BUS STOP (CmemOJscopc- Tcchn color) - aboFrank c Laue Lucy Marlowe HE LAUG-HED LAST (In Techn color) TUES WED MAY 7-1 FAMILY NIGHTS 2 Adult TicbtJ Admit• tar LHd Doultle Feature Horror Show! Marla Engh9h Chester Morris THE SHE CREATURE - alsof'f'ter Graves BeYerly Garland It CONQUERED THE WORLD the hr:n Friday n May of e.-. .... h year It u one of three meetings held during the year The Glbers are the World Day of Prayer and the World C mmumon Day Mrs Thelma Capehart ln charge of the h1bles were Mrs Fred Batey and Mrs Otho Llevmg Mrs H f WagenbliJ re ce1ved the offennc: and Mrs R.ly mond Peters gave the bened1elion The women of the WSCS of the New Haven EUB Chl)rch serveJ re.. rrcshments w1th Mrs Burt Roush In tharge - - -- The theme for last Fridays meeting was Free Schoola m a Free Amenca A panel discus Mr and Mrs Raymond Hatf eld s1on of the top1c was held w1th the and daughters Joyce and Judy of panel bemg composed or Clyde Brooksvii c were week end guests F ole) pnncJpal of Wah.& rna High of relat1ves here Schoo Mrs Sarah Dawson pnne1 Mrs Eugene Harlc>ss of Clear pal of New lla\en Elementary water Fla sper t the veek end S<:hool Mrs John Morgan pres1 with her mother Mrs Clara David dent of I hi! New Haven PTA and son and was aceompan~ed to Co Keith Arnold a member of the lumhiLo; by her mother who w•II Mason t:ounty Board of Educ<~t on v1s t them and n Cmemnatl l'ollow•ng a short bw1ness meet Mr and M1 s Charle~ Chapman Lng conducte I by Mrs K J Scotl and children moved Saturday from a short program was presented In Portsm'luth to the Eskew property eluded on the program were the Umon Ave s1ngmg of My Task by Mrs Mr antl Mrs Robert Charles of Geraldme Layne and four read Columbus v1s1tcd Sunday with her mgs by Mrs Arthur Jewell Mrs motHer Mrs Edward Hite Mrr Donald Smith Mrs Frank Rey Hlte accompanied them home for a nolrls and Mrs Robert :Bt!acb vuut Three delegates were appointed Mr and Mrs Roy Holter and ta attend annual Umted Churc.h Mr and Mrs J M Gaul apent the Y. oman .s meehng to be held on week end in Louisv11Je and attend next Tuetday and Wednesday in ed the Kentuck' Derby Su;tersv•lle They were Mrr K J Mr and Mrs Homer Holter Mr Scott Mrs Frank Reynolds and and Mrs C D Frccker and Mrs Roy Freckcr VISited Sunday with Mr and Mra Raymond Frecker Delbert Bruch 1s reported Ill at h1s home Enterprise Mr and Mn Ted Jones of Key West Fla arc viSLllng Mr and Mrs Eugene Forbes and other rei at ves Mr and Mrs Earl Denny and son Earl and MIA!I Betty Demosky vunted Sunday 111 ChUiicothe with Mrs Nora Denny and M.r and Mrs RGSI' Tomlinson Mr 'nc:l Mrs George Dabney and daughters Garnet Jewell and Bar bara of Southside W Va were Sunday dinner gue.sh of Mr and Mn W1llard Ebersbach and daugh ters Mus Joyce Ann Ebersbach returned home Sunday alter a weeks visit with her grandpar ents Mr and Mrs Clarence Might of Bradbury Cheryl Eberabach returned to school at Sugar Run Monday aft er a several days Illness Mr and Mn Clayton White and daughter Carol Lvnn o( Warren were weflk end guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Parfitt toll Mr and Mrs Kenneth Chancy 1011!1 Bob Eastman nd Donald Taylor were m Clevel::lnd Sunday to at II MOll tend the ball game between the lt!AIVI/I ,._ Pll Clevela• d InUums and the Boston Red Sox Mrs Hugh Black of Chillicothe was the guest of her parenl8 Mr ~nd Mrs Ph1l Williamson Thura rlay anrl Frl(iay of last week Mr and Mrs Phil W1iUamson ~pent Sunday Itt Columbus with Mr and Mrs Robert Gardner and son Robert 1\11 and M1s Edward Wells and lauglll'ra Ruetl~t Kay anrl Jllnf' A 11 and Mr anrl Mrs Norman N• ulzl 1r wrrc Sun lay II ncr J!Uests of Mr 11nrl Mrs W1llla n Pomeroy Penonals BIG 9'x 12' ATLAITI YIIIYLIUGI AT LOW LOW PIIUII ~ •••• ~~~....................u .... hr....._ . . .,. ..... • Alw•fl IHk ""'st w•a•tl t • 17 ............., ..... •tnt•nt H•• "l••uly W••r ..l ........... ...,, ......,,....., vlf ~ $1895 Wells BAKER FURNITURE On The Br~ghtest Corner In Middleport Mrs Arnold 11 char Is scrrcl .. r f the Providence D stn 1 wa a lclc,;:atc to the Ohio lis. pi~~ ~!I J;O(' AIL 1 WOLk!!hOp hrll Sail d~j 11t Sh luh Uaphsl Chur h n Co B H. Sanborn Missionary Soc1ety Walk-In Garden lnstollah(ln Semce Held Mondav Club Meeting Is Mrs Mtlton Uood waa mataliJd for the put year and Mra Beula~ Held On Mo"day as pre$ldent of the B H Whue dedicated the Love 01£t of S&n~fn ML!sloaary Soctety of the FitJt Baptist Churc1l Monday tn an rm press1ve Installation service led by the out gomg president Mr• ii len Hughes Theme of the put year Llvin& Waters was used for the matall11 liOn with Mrs Hughes openmg and closmg the ceremony with a prayer and Mrs Charles Bennett represcntmg the members of the SOCil'ty placing 1n op~:n Bible on the alt.u of the sanctuary Other new officers are seen: tary Mrs Mannmg Kloes treasurer Mrs Henry Null first v1cepresident Mrs Harry Houdashelt VICC presldf"nt of M1ss1oM Mr!l T F Hawkms v1ce president or Chris han Service Mrs A R Pullen v1ee president of Chr1st1an Train 1ng Mrs Paul Smart vu~e pres! dent of Buslnesa and Professional Women Mrs Raymond Llcvmv Mrs Allen Hughes out gomg ed h d pres 1 ent open t c meeUnc wJah a poem by the Rev Don H!Wt and 1 prayer after an organ p~:elude hy Mrr Gerald Anthony Member,e of the EJecta C1rcle were in dlarge or the devohcmal service which waJ led by Mrs Charles Bennett and mcluded scripture reading prayer and a solo 1 watched One Hour W1th the Savious Durmg the t.usfne1.11 meeting the Circle <'ha1rmr-n gave their reports Middleport Society David Hayes younger sun of Mrs Frank Hayes IS 111 wl 1 mumps. at their home on Mill St John Vrom11n who sustained a severe wound tn hiS lett hand when he fell on a broken bott e at the ball diamond Sunday wali taken to M,.1gs General Hoapi -al where f1vc stitches were taken m the eut Mr and Mrs Raymond Rad chrrc and son Randy Zanesville O¥ere recei t guests of Mr and Urs Ralph Radcliffe :\frs P K Russell and Mn; Of rutt were buslnell8 vls~tors In Parkcrsburjj: Monday M1ss Ruth Humphrey Whe~:/ ersburg has returned rrom a via t In Florida Sunday MLs.s Hum phrey Mr and Mrs Leo Searles and daughter Carolyn and L D Hartinger visited lfl SusonvUI" W Va Mrs Della Carnahan who ~~ vmtlng her son Ray and ram.Uy In Ducyru~ hi rcpor1ted as recu ermg from a recent illness Mr and Mrs Robert Sharp Mr and Mrs Paul Hapto11stall an I family were busmeS.'I vu1tors 1 Athe 1s Saturr!.ay Clar~'ncc Dicken II1gh Schl) I teacher at Rutland accnmpan 1 th1 S(n on; fron RHS on a trlp ovt'r East lh 8 week Mrs J>1ck~n Is ~pcmhncr the week With hr panmts Mr and .Mrs Su1 IUcn Rutl-and RD Dr Jllcharrl Bauer Supennlcu dent of !he Portsmouth D1sl n 1 or ~h1hothst Churches WIIS a dinner gt I'St of lhr Rev a1 rl l\1 s (' R Konknght and family ::; 1 da Mrs ( race Darhtcl E ne Pa 1~\t n~ her son F orrcst Bad1t t and fam1ly Ur and Mu Wlllls Anthon 11nd Mr and Ml"s Glenn Lambert I Qpcnt th weekend w1th Mr a 1 Mn 1om Anthon}' and son I a Mrs. Don Hunnell Is Honored Guest At Friday Shower II' 1Fire Department Auxiliary Honors Mrs. C. R. Karr fermga w1th a poem Two M1t~ Flowers fU1lo11ble for Memorial and prayer Mrs Hughes thanked was the subJeCt of a talk by Mla the Sot1ety members for the1r co- Jessie Saunders. when the Walt In Mn Don Hunnell a recent Mn C R Karr Sr) wu honr operating and assutance during Garden Club met at the home of bnde was guest of honor at a ed Mooday cvenina: when tb~ her two years as president o! the Mn Mabel Lee for the Ma)' meet shower given Fl-1day evening at Aur:1hary of the Fire Deputmeflt organ z;ahon Mrs Claremont E in~ Hoyt wtfe of the pastor spoke on The meet ng was called to order the home ot Mn John E Runnel met at Lbe home of Mrs EJUmett behalf of the members m thank by the president who led 1n the Condor St Mrs Wyatt G1ibe t Shuler Mrs Karr was pruenwt mg Mr:~ Hughes for her leadership salute to the flag followed by the and Mrs John A Hunnell we t' an el~tr c sk1llet from the Aux1l • lary wttb Mrs S T Rus~tll put and msptratlon club prayer Several commumca t~ssJstlng hostesses P1nk and white streamers e!t president ma:kma: the present.. The DDrcas C•rcle was In charge lions were read and discussed and t1on Mr and .Mrs. KliT bne hv of the program for the evening on reports of secretary treasurer and tended from the chandaher to tn the topic Treasures 1n the Mak comm ttees were gJven The offl table on which the g1f'ts wet'" ed for the past ten years in the apartme11t at the Vlllnge Hall anti mg wh1ch closed wLth a prayer by cers were elected for the 1957 58 placed Games were played durmg !he have been m eharee of the rJre Mrs Edtson Baker year evemng wtth pnzes awarded to an('! emergency calls as well u Mrs Hood presided over the ass1shnlf m the varaou.s projettl last part of the mcelmg and names 1M.i~r::gedeer~h ~r~s JU:ge; by Mrs Seldon Baker Sr Mrs Se 1 don Baker Jr Mrs Don McKe 1 of the FLre Department were drawn for the Circles New un u e ar son Circle <'ha•rmen are Dorcas Mn and Naomi Reed Reee1v1ng blue z1e Mrs Gardner Mankm ar1 Mr and Mrs Kar and their Frances Bearhs LoveJOY M awards were Mabel Lee for a large Mrs Charles Wildermuth granddaughter Polly Ann Bau.,r After t be honored gue&t open El r~ arrangt'ment of Dogwood Jn a Clemls Fox ecta Mrs C1lffor while urn Anna Hart bush honey ed her many lovely i:lft5 relres are planning to move thb summ('r Hayes Mrs HOOd appomted Mrs !Iuckie spirea and tuhpo In an up ments of cake 1ced m whJte w h to the 260 acre Karr farrp on th"' d Raymon Luman ab Scholarship r 1ght contamer Helen Carper pank weddmg belk and the m Naylors Run Road chairman and Mrs Harold Chase as spirea tullps and Ilia...., in an olJ.. scr1pt10n FraPJkle and Don tn ._ , "" Mn Rwael1 M1111 prestdent House party cnlhrman 1t was de- tong container Edna Lee tuhp!l' pmk 1ce cream cortee and mmts prea1dect at a Abort busmess meettided that all C1rt1es meet on t,hc and lilac m :reen glass contamer were served ~~-~ ~nd d.latribu_ted the yearHob third Tues.day of each month Mrs Red Awards--Mabel Lee Dog The guest liff. mclud~ thocfl Wl\ltl! ~ 11! the sh~P" of lire Hoyt clo.!led the meeting with M wood 1n low u•uare eontamer b di i '"" named above and Mri Herman e"'1n~1 and lettered 1!11 red Proene C't on Bertha WUliams tulip buds and Ohhnger Mrs Arthur Evaq~ J.t(ltl _Head lbelY4t p, tbe annual Members o( the Priscilla Circle tt1leaf wonder foU.Je ip round Mrs W1lham Ohlinger Mrs Sau FamilY PJcnlc ttt be held at the were hoatesses for the evenme and a:tass conta1net MabeJ Lee Dog Koehler Mrs H(lward K1ttben )Joacblde Park oq June 3 1 Soup served a salad course to thirty wood In dark upr1ght contauier Mrs Ed Russell Mrs Henry Su\J'per Cbrl!tmb party ADm seven members Arrangements or A contest on fiowers was con Dailey Sr Mrs EUJene 't'r1pple. t ver~ary r!1nner th:,:lt annu 1 yellow flowers and candles were dueled by Bertha Wllhams and Martha and L.inrla Bater Deb a pitnlc at the .sWnmer home of wed on the tables m the dmmg won by Belva Wtllard Hunnell Bobby Mankin Debr Mr and Mrs. S T RtTNell room The hoste!ll asllsted by ~r Dhllnger Plans were diaeussed for char daughter M1ss Jean Lee served Mrs Edd1e Epple Mrs Clar tcrlng the oraanUatton and ho, refreshments to eleven members Gearhart Mr.11 John Staee Mrs tesse.a for he year were cb.O"'I! 1 and guests Mula Lee Mr Guy Lee Anna Peters Mrs l!iaiah Sm1 1-J 'l'hc Auxillary are plannmg to and Mr Glen Lee Mrs Mike McKeruac Mrs Anr.a purchase vacuum contamers for The June meetmg will be a now Yeager Mrs Harold Hysell Mrs coffee and !OUp for the firemen or show at the home of Mrs Lo Clyde Brown Mrs Norma Chap to use on winter edla wh1ch last well Carper and will be an open man Mrs Chester Hutton Mrs rot a number of hours. meeting The date w11l be an Sharon Jones was eJected ~res1 nounced later Carroll Jett Mrs Charles J.eaar dent or the Powder Puff Club Mrs Joseph Struble Mrs Jo I"' Durm1 the social hour games when they met Monday night at 1'errell Mrs Jack Stlvers Sr were pl9yed and prues won by the home ol Janet Valentine for a Mrs Edd•e Hoeflich Mrs Remo Mrs s T Ruuell Mrs Charle~ bualness mectmg Other new off1 Lmd Mr~ Wilham Sheridan Murray Mrs Jame.11 Oanlets am: cers are V1ce preSident Phyllis Mrs Mabel Mankin Mrs Ly~Ja Hv the door pru:e was presented to Stanley secretary Jeanette Crooks ~ell Mrs Leroy Watson Sr M s Mrs Murray treasurer Vonda See news report Maru: Chapman Mrs Ray Heine!!; A dessert course was sencd bv er Vera Covert eotTe.&pondent. The annua 1 May Day of the Hat Mrs W •lma Osborn Mrs Albe t the bru~te~~tr.a who were the olf Jud1th Van Cooney t1c Jackson Guild was held at the Martin Mr and Mrs ROM Evons eers Mrs. Mills Mrs. David Oh Out gomg officers are prestdent Mt Carmel Baptist Church in B1d Mrs Floren.ce GIIR:tore Mrs Le linger Mrs Jade Beehtel Mr~ wts Osborn and Mn Elizabeth Emmett Shuler Others presel t Judith Kay Murray vice pre1ident well Janice R1chard.!l Mt Moriah Bap Rathburn were Mrs John vrmuan Mrs. 0 Oilv1a Hcmmons secrretary Mar E McKinley Mrs Robert McEI yin Rou:sh treasurer Barbara t:ap tlst Church 1s secretary of the tcma Guild and her shter Rosetta Rich hlnny M'h Kart Mrs Russell ards was the del~tate from the Mrs Daniels Mrs Thomas Darst Other member! mclude Kay Junior Gu1ld at Mt Moriah B.ap-. Stiles Shirley Rouah Carol Blaker tist Church Middleport Mn Irvin h.eld at the De11hler H1lton Hotet A conlr1butmn of S5 00 was Columbua Aupst 20-21 Gall Stumbo Unda Fiering Jane Baumgardner Mt Moriah Chnrch Harns Judy Arnold Bettie Harrill is treasurer made to the Me1gs County Cane A report on the deputy meetin, Janet Valentine Members of the local Guild who Soc etv when Theodoru.s Coun II held Sunday wa1 IIVfiQ by Mrs also attended were Alma Baum Daughters of America met Mol Richard Campbell A meehns <Jf gardner Emmaline Bowles and Su day evenmg at the IOOF Hall the Past cAune1l0ra wis announ pleted tl'le Pr•vate Secr'cA.ar al ne Smger Mrs Mmme Neutzhng counc" ced for Thursday CV('fUniJ at the course M~aa Rwaell who gradual Adulta p.,-esent were Mr and or pre£c,led Mn Albert Woodar 1 home of Mrs 1ohn Smith N)c ed trom Mlc'!dleporl kiKh School Mn Irvin Baumgardner Mrs Arn coun~ I rleputy \V.ll .tflttWted 11 A~nue last May enrolled in thr Colun old Richards P.lt.J Arlena Reese followmg an automobile! acclrlent At the close of the meeting Icc bus school m June She Is em Manning and George Baumgardner on Saturday A commumcat1o1 cream and c&ke prn.v1ded by De' ploycd 111 Columbus as a secrc were present for the aU day scs was read concermng lhe State mar Canaiiay cantHdate for may lary swns aJS'o C~nr•l semon wh1ch wllt b~ J or of Pomeroy was ~_,ervcd • VOLIX Nme mdlctmenta Boy Soouts of Troop 247 County Grand Jury Sprmgs have been nam Jncluded in type at Philo ... ed winners of a ment pomt coo and one on a m!~om•.~ai Mr A G Mehlman plant manager at Sporn conftrmed to- est with the prJZC bemg a tr•p m The JUry was the day that the Sollitt Construction Company of South Bend the natlonal Jamboree of the Boy women served There rear wh<'<Jis low silhouette •tyhng, wtth headroom to spare • the luxu• y ndc uf VRJ1u.ble rate sprmgmg stX power choices with trad1• Uonai St udcbaker economy Cro,flmnBnBio•p that protects yoW' Investment mile alter mile year alter year See your dealer today, Studebaker-Packard ClOWtOJATIOt! q,~<~/'«&tjCff~-;w.l Colwn~u. w!,te~ ~-, h11 ,:on1 Senate Approves MeJ"oha s Bill On Memon"al Law The new maehine-as slgnlfl cant to the electric indUstry u ~he fint ijet plano to conquer the rt~ &ound barrier was to IVJatlOnhad 1ta veil lifted at Philo Wedncs-1 day in a smaller version known a! Philo No 6 According to Mr Phil p Sporn apeakmg at Philo cere 1 ,_ 1 moDJe! Philo No A IS Ideal for f S 1Cl'CS8 came tod:n to lne P.l 001s of Me~gs County s rep~e11 develoPment purpoeet. From it wJll come baJlc engm thtl\le G~orge j A M•edmhJ;t to eerint d,ata to budd the. new rna c ange t e rna orlty ne e o ap c;.hine at Sporn wbJeh II one of ~ov t' hvc..te,...&n~ mer~orials ~her. 10 SeRa e Vote unammOL.:s two planned by the Amencan Gas e £; Eleetrie system The other IS !y to pass hJ.s House bill to he built at the AG&E Breed The bill would reduce the ma \"ltnt Jn lfnbana by the Indiana jfJtltv required from 65 to 6Q l-e t'm l Michigan ElectrJe Company ~e~t &! d pe:rmlt speci&l eledlom 1'he new Philo unit the nat1on s 10 be called !or veternns men or fh&t super cntical pre!lKUre gener u:ls ahnt: macbme was l.nspccted by M>e1 il 'lr ofroE'rerl the bill e.:.rly more than 60 representatives of ln the t:urrent session and the newsp-pers radio and televlSIOil ffourt• npprovcd It quickly Hb Among the newsmen were stan' bdl was the result of peti'Ltonc me(Pber. of several nationally ~~'"~' a,king MelnMrt to seek diatribute~newspaper.s o,.d maga the rhan)t'IE' \n 8 of a mill levv zlnes as 11 as a number of Oh1o for a $100000 bond J:Ssue for fnr P~ll mem er.s w•a.-, to rcmplnte local mah:bin" Following a tour of the Ohio funds for a $500 000 veteran!: Po~r Company plant and the new IJM'mortal hoapiltal here was •le unU the n~smen gathered at iP.<'tE'tllast Novt'lmber t; nearby ZaneliVIIIe for a luncheon ~ -- 11nd a ta lk by Pbibp Sporn pre1i dent of American Gas and EJec'Company and ll'bk P~it1 "~' tN'titt'dlary operatine C!OIIl:rlny In "" hl8lalk Mr Sporn pointe out the <><> slri1I1cance of the new umt whleb •" haa been described as a new m1Ie•lone m the history of electriC power generation T1cketa for re1erved seats for A :t<l 1 renttee vice president •nd ge(leral manager of Ohlo Pow the Sen1or Class plays at Middle;r and E L Se~dler Ph1lo Plant porr H1gh Scbool will be available manager were hosts and welcomed after 7 p m tonight at the Roller the newsmen Pharmacy MiU Street The two Umt 6 has be1'ln operallng under plays are sehedul~ for 8 P m tilt conditions since Mareb 20 It Fr1day night at the school audl 1s expected be placed com tonum and tickets are being sold mt:rtlal I)JM!ratlon before the end by the Semor Clan membera ol lhiA month ln the one play The Cast!~ of Bricfly here are some of the Mr Simpson Tom Kelly a& Mr things this new machme w•lt do- Simflson learns that the old say I Inn an s •uouse 1' S h18 all of wbleh are f1rsta in·~ the m mg an E ng1S' dustry castle may be true m Eqgland UtUue steam above tlte cr 1Ucal but not m Amenea Mrs S1m~on pressure of 3,206 pounds per sq 1.!1 played bv K1iy Stiles They lncb {the point at which super have three daughters, Carol Ow heated water flaahcs Immediately ens as Irene JUd)' MW'tay as Lit Into tteam wdbout flnt paAsmg and Jane Harris as Annabelle who Uirough on mtcrmed 1ate boiling takes over the house eompletely atage) and he bas to lilt In the dming ~t.:ontinued on Page Seven) room ~~ Ul makes elaborate plana to have her f..stber apend a qu1cL eve I ning at home b'ut to get rid of her s1stcr s boy friends namely Ken neth Lewlt as Tommy Wllklna Stephen Coats as Charles Merrt wether Eddie Evans Js the stran ft ger in the play 7• (ContinUed OD Pa.;:e Seven) I 0 m SoUlhWebster In PIay·Off 1 1 Rmet'~O~ M~a"y"17e IW~ of aold lou~ new f1duon eolon-bl--. sreena. 1olde. IUI'iJ'IOYet earth Iones Add &allly to'"')'our w1ndowa ••w '' truly budtiet pr1- '·!'ll"-~"!!'t'~"T~~'!'.~IIIi!~ State tobrpa vn Jim Bowles was on the mouill tO 'ead ~IS mate~ to their 9th l'.tflli(b,t Vlctot)' tbl8 season wuh o\tt defeat Dave Hindy wM ~at._: JnJ. The Jaekeu played almost er rorJeS! ball while cnllocthtg eight hit& On(¥ one m11cue wa.s rccor J SH the • May term of court eight on felony charges :. lb:tm-v of the county on WhJch women and nme men In State Test Farm F"IeJd Day W')} I Be Held May }r!,J fours m the mormng a bou... teous c'tueken barbecue a~ noon to be followed b"' a lectur:e dil out~Sion 1md .que:tion .and amw....r ""nold wilL feature the annual Field Day May 15 to be held at the Southeut.em Ohio Stat~ ~ F C t .,arm m arpefJ. er Carl Greenlee acting mani,pr w11l he bo&t for the event Ll~ or the Columbia Home D~_,, dratlon Club w•ll prepare -. ~ ,~rve the barbecue ut1der the .chr ect1on of M'!"S How-ard Nolat home economtcs exten,lon agent Speaker w111 -he Lyle Goleqan Qh1o st-ate Umvormty F.xten,ton specwli.st His aubject will bf! on 'household and other farm and A: lated insects The event !nTNI bY thlll ll"lcultt,ral at the C!ounty Mrs Nolan an(! County c F. BlatfP"Iee attended 11 _ f the Mid ree emp1oyees dl eport 0 lVISIon 0 f C0 I urn bu and ' Southern Ohio Electric Company received special recogmtlon for their safe dr1vmg records at the 'fth annual meeting of the 100 000 M1le Club held recently at the Fort Hayes Hotel Columbus These men all of whom have dnven over 100 000 accident free m1les are Edward C Myers, Ed ward F Kmg and Ctlarles W All man Seventy mne employees O[ The Electne Company are membe-rs ol th1s grtmp T hey h ave d r1ven a total of 11 504 619 accident tree miles which adds up to 852 safe dr1v1ng years • Harry Cra1g president Dan Hartinger and Roland Neutzbng; attended Only other business was routine pay mcnt of bills 1 Plans are bemg completed for thf: anmaal Pomeroy High School Alumni AI.!IOCiatJon banquet June 1 at 1Jf30 P m at tbe Junior Higb gymnasium Mra Grace H Dnke President of the .U,octat10n annonntEd today Ticke.ta for the banquet dinner and dance following the dmner •• d ~ h d 1n are - an ma.. 11'0 pure ase ' 8 Drug Store advance at Stark the Pomeroy Pastry Shop or from Evelyn F1ck see~ary of the A-lumni AIIOf'latlon Mu&lC will be prov1ded by the GelNates Joey Roush son of Mr ano Guests may be mvited to attend Mrs WUilam Roush New Haver. the dance followmg the banquet •nd a s mor at WDhama H gb Ti~k~ts for the danl:e mQ' be purSchool won first plaC'!e •n the PI chased al the door Pleasant Junior Chamber or C"m The dinner IS to be served by merte s Teenage Road-eo on Su tbe Salisbury PTA iav tn pt Plea8ant Roush toot flrat placo on a sk ll rtnvmc eourse on 28th Street h1 I~ Pl"'l:!lo~~nt by ecorin.i .Jb'll.l potnta .out of a poasJble soo Com lng lfl seeond was Tommy Say <)f Le-tart who 11eored 456 points rames Ellhil of pt PIP.asant was third with 451 1,1; points In additiOn to th~>lr ability In On Saturday May 4 the Waha c r1ve an autom9hlle the contest rna Jumor Varsity Band and the ,m\8 were abo scored on a writ- Wahama Wh1te Falcon lland both •en best under the d}rectlon of Mr James Roush in winnm.fl the even E Breen journeyed to Huntington Wob the ng}lt to "\_kompete at to participate In the $tate Band Morgantown m the Stl'lte Road.P.-o Festival Huntington Area on .lune 1-5 •nd 18 The wtnn'"l In tb$ mornmg the Whlte Fal or• the event w111 receive 8 $3L}IJ con Band played March Forth by tebolarship awal'd in .addltletn to Moore Cathedral canyon by Han being sent to tbt natU'n al Road-e-o son and American Folk Suite hy In Washmgton on an 111 expense Waltert as an tuditJon for the ld lo d • d • 1 d pa ur ay tr•P ju ge Tue l)and reee ve an over... Jud~mg the pt. Pleasant event aU Number 1 or superior rating »ue Sgt Cll'l Nutt a:rad Trooper lor the audttion Andy OalforCI o! tbf!! State P ~ In the afternoon both bands plua • 1 tl hee Walteor Rlce o! t h e Pl Plea 49 other• took part in tne a gaD c .-.t city polioe and lt M Har h r,arade tbroua:h downtown Hullt barger of th~ Mason County Siler- ngton The two local banda Were 1f£s department not rated on marcbing Roush wlll r~tve a bnonze Mr 'Frank Clpehart a member plliflue for hl1 athievcment while o!.,thfl 'Wablma faculty accomp.an each .df the. t.hNe tbp driven tiBG ~be ~ulor VatlitJ BsDd •• ._ wm al""" 1 ~·•·• 0 ell&_... d BftwleB held &outh Webster to JOur hltl The lollers eommltted twn errOl'! The ~lav 17 game wiiJ "" in tbe Jets Stat!ium at 4 p m aaot.Mr game this morning at J\thll"n'4 Jackaon beat HtllAboro if e-s MilOS GINER/I.L HOSPITAL Admitted Sarah Errmgton Mri Fred Burl<ln w.·ns In Roadeo At PL Pleasant The R•zor 0 11 co of Pomcr.oy was awarded the gasoline contract to suppl)' the county highway de plrtment for the next 90 days at a regular mcet1ng nr the Board of county comm~ss 10 ners Monday The succell8ful b1di:ler offered to deliver gasoline for 20c per gel Ion (regular) end 24c per gallon (hi test) includmg state tax of five cenla Pomeroy Alumni I Co~mlsslonersC D I IBanquet ate s set For Jone 1 I I . New Haven Youth " Tht MlCtdleport Yc• ow JaC!ke t s ran Toughs!I.Orl over South Weu1ter Htlh Selmoi 5 bascbatJ t.l.:am 10 I k till Ornlnl .n 'he at 0 c oc 8 m '\. Ohio Un1verslly (!Iamond f.l t o '' a trip ,. win to Columbut in t h ~ ' '4' a· 'ric Jackets Take A wo"derfvl way to hnshten your home' Now you Cll'i uve I Oh thtse rt1dy made draper1es 1n ••• to lit every wJndow •n your home lovelt panerMio Llend mto an7 decor 10 outAtandml tfley'ea" completely, redeCCJr1te your roolht luxururU. «Jiolh qt·the ]1..-,.e nr Middleport Emp1ayees Middleport Hi.rl, ~!J).E .. PI Get Siiite(y ' 8"" ay Seruor Will Be On Frt"day ~h~ o CoiDDUS"st"oners Grant Contract For Gasoline to f• j 1 I WITH A CUSTOM LOOK Scolulsl rtJVIalley Forge N y ear Y n u Y They are Bruoc Stalnaker 50 I ..,, Mr and Mn Ratley Stalnakel 'lick Clark son .ot Mr anrl Mr 'N'Ilham Cla k and Lee R-eed 50 l Mr and Mrs Leonard ~" ?Olnt.s were based on the oors tt.IV!hes tn Scouting during t te vmter and spnng Three other boys also wit' ugh po1nta but tou young LO tuahfy for the Mp wue DougiJ \!'oore George Starcher and He •chd Ba~ They Will recet e peCial prlzes The Troop 247 Scout commit:e-e Ln 1 meeting earher th ~ veek nam-ffi the winners and ex ended Its apprecuK1on to 1111 the r>eople of Ent.et1)rise buret Clur md Rock Sprm.g.,. commumt es who made the contest Gf tbe b ys uoss1ble Fi:lmlhes of the boys winntng he trip attended a spec~al meet ng at camp Arrowhead Sund& n Jluntmgton to prepa'I"C fot their part m argarut.mg t.be triP for their !ODS CurtiS' Lallance Funeral service . &heduled Fn'day .....,1Betzmg Leads Pomeroy Council Dutton Is High In Middleport Charles Legar of Pomeroy and C 0 FISher of Middleport today emerged the VIctors in the Pnmary ElectJOns for the Two .area ae1ertee tea(!hert ar~ Mayor seats m Pomeroy and Middleport among :w. h1gh school &Cienn' Legar m hiB bJd for off1ce was opposed by former Mavor leachen th ough')ut 1he oeountn Delmar Canaday and a newcomer to the pohttcal arena Harry to r~e ve NatiOnal Sc•en~ Foun Miller of Pomeroy Legar amassed a total vnte of 464 to 282 dation grants to attend the Ob o for Canaday anJ 52 for Miller U~~enl~e11111',.mer .. ·~h~!urt~ Hos ~ F19her current Mayor of !llddle 1mong the tndtctments three for felomous assaults k ey A' .rw for breaking anoi entermg one ns o.f R 1 Pomf"'"OY te~ a armed robbery one for auto I Pomeroy Semor High and Gayle and one 1:or forgery The n Pr1tc or rortland Rarme H•&h was f?t negligent Srhoo Dur ng a program 1ponsore Harc.ld Bl:tnkcnshlp of ]fllDtlv hy OhJo u and NSF teaC!h wag lfldtcted ':>r felomous ers Will atlend Jec1ure3 and d"usaolt Ln the shotgun woundmg monstratJon!l 1n f1eld.s o( astrono of Gerald Spud McDameJ on my ~eology physi.C, and cbcmuMarch 23 at Ruby s Inn near Ma trv d nng the ••x weeks of Jul son City at Adamsville 1 Lo Aug 9 o\pprox1mateJy 47~ Also mdlcted on tw(l fclomous b gh school teachers are .attendaasault charges waa Ellie H Over n~ R5 teacher tr.aml18 seu:ncc bolt Charges agair.st Overholt and mathematiC!I pNgrams spon 1c~e from the shotgun wounding sorerl by National ScJence Fou 1 oft;..JCathleen Overbolt antt Donald dat1on at colleges and uruver j g at l.akt r Drive lnD Jn Pt tu~s th s summer PI uant on ~-reb 23 dtcted for brelklnc and enter in two ebarrc• were J)>onlos s PaHter and John Lee Plrker 11tty were charaed wath break!Dg and enftrJng Hendenon Sebool and Pt Pl.sant Junlor H\g"b Sehool iaddeus Greed Redd was in di d fo1 armed robbery Jn. the ~hoi up of a GlenWOod croeecy Tbe annual JUOJON!enior ban sto Ill March Auto lameny quet ,, Rutland Hil~ SChool was chan:ee were brou11tt 11ainst W1l held Saturday evenin~o Kay 4 '" ter Edward Morrison and ct~de Sta" was ellarJed W:tth forgery L~ :~o ~n:a~~~~~ tc~~~f Tbe neau•..nt bomleide indict I ..... "!;;: ed UJinat Claude or 12 .,...ari:. me 1i'JII ret"'n "'"~ G t dra~~f..•tlle CbeOOc,J The lip new Ta 1 ~aiiiM •"•·¥,~woii~~ t I' M t 0 ctdent'-whie~ too~ •e 111" of "Mr. t Vlrg,n ' Ia Howard oUe on ,.. Mar 8 I'F'ho tent .-.lilL:e J urors were H A Jolibson Bet ed on Y a P-1o-0on ....r 0 1 C1 epe pa"'~ wells James Morrison Sam dWJlh streamers , fr the ,,.,, to form ropp•ng om ''I Rolfe Lee Rutb Sayre f erl Ona Burdette Leota Roush 8 room rhe class co ~rs 0 { L Slcm Rlda Mornson Ed and Sliver made up t ._e, eel )r. ., na Childers Ervm Hunter Adam and two of the sLdes "uhe adm~ Krebs De wilt cratg Erma Dot ure of bright colors fonne t c son and George :\ Burns remammg two sides A string or Japanese lanterns provl~ed the hghtmg ror th~ orehestra .and were also scatteru acr0$s the ecthng The tables ror Lhc banqlll 1 were pla~d Inside the enclosure • and were also decor tted ID red and sLivel' Mmlature Japane&" 1 'ad-• • ... under brJ<>'ht-colorcd um brellas were used as f.avora Red The Mlddlepol't B011.rd of ~u oarnations the class flower d~ tallon planned the purchase or cora ted the tabl&s and were gr~: furnHure and equ pr 1ent for the en to lhe :remors as souvenirs new rooms 1n the Elrmcntbi'Y Two doorway.s led mlo the en School and H1gh school addition closure and were dccorateCI w• h when thev met M<1ndal' maht .. small green trePs made from rna s !he High School by Mrs Joe Bailey sister of jur. The resJgnallOL\ of Charles Mr- or class sponsor Martha Ohlin Donald as teacher 111d coach was ger nceepted McDonald has aceptcd 1 Coach J m Vennan acted a'i prnntlon as football coach m lhf' (Contmued on Page Seven) CanaJ Winchesler s~hools A d!scu.dlon was held on tile hu!Jding program durlng the eve nlng The Bdard adopted a res.oiJ t on to advertuc for hlrfs for fur mture and equ pntetlt and set Ju If c·-·· FuneraI acrvlttS Ior ... .,... E Lallanoe 89 a life long retldcnt of Sy•aeuoe Will be held in tilE' •. EwIng Funera I c• napeI at • P m 1"'· Friday Mr La 11anee d h ..'l.l ..... wiC Me1gs General Hospital TuesdiY evenmg at 6 p m Sllrvwmg are hls Wife f.liz heth o1;1c son Carl of Parkcrsbut" and two jlran&ona Larry M I Gary The l-ast of a family of 11 chil dren Mr lallance wa!ll a member of the JuniOr Order of M'ecbamc~ of Syr1ewc Burial Will be m.ade Jn the Od Fellows Cemetuy &t Par.ker.s burg Fr1ends may ctll at the Ewing Funeral Home at any time A ests ~lut1_ed OJ! Monday by the Mason Foundallon Grant I Cll~lcr Detore you lnveot In any car lh" year, chock all the extra value Studchakur otTers exciUBIVC 1 wm 1raction w1th dnvc power m both Returned Two Meigs Grand Jury Teacher~ &out Jamboree Iild.. has moved tb.e fuit dirt for • ne~w 4!0 006-kUowtt unit there • m Ground wa. broken Monday at Graham Station for the and ition of a giant revolutionary steam machine to the Pb1ltp Three SP,rn power plant seen for the (trst hme Tues~ay as a pro of Rock Dof AMeeting Held On Monda Y Ohio F•ir ai'Hf werm tod., hith Tl •• n hlr •M rnlltl e. nlthl Low 54 to 60 ThVt"BCC.ay ,.rtly clolldy with ICiff ...... ilhowo •n and thund.rtt....,. exh ame north Mntly f•ir •4 £Ontlnuedl warm c•ntr•l and MUth SINGLE COPY--Se • Ground Broken For New Sporn Three Local.Boys Nine Power Plant Addition Monday Awarded Tnp To By Hattie Jackson Guild Meeting Held On May Day tY UNITED 1'11111 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohlo, Wednesday, May a, 1957 NO 20 ID Sharon Jones Is New Powder Puff Club Pres1dent Complete Line Of DraP-tf'liS, Drapery Material, Curtains on the 2qd Floor enttne • '"d F lien I t'onard hh the nca~~~~ Mr and Mr~ DaR.. ubcn Bee~ nnrl three sons K11rl Kirk anti K m spent Sunda) in Huntington wl1h relahvcs and were lf'CO 1 pan led as hr as Proctorvlllc I\ his mother Mu MsiUdt Be<:k who d~llrd with her eou11ln Mrs A A Jeffers Mrs Dell I' lf.e h1111 bern Ul for t'evcral montru. at her home on South &-eond Avcnut> Mr an.-1 Mrs Frank Kirw and !WD Columbus were weekf'n-1 r.!UCRt8 o{ her mother Mrs. (;:h11 Quillen and family and Octhtt re leUvot In Chctter Saturdar Mr~ Harolrl Peninger and l'hlldren of Tack1on visited at the Quillen home Mr and Mrs Noah Unkm~ wNe w~kend guests of her bro I her anrt sister In law Mr an I Mrs Cline Matthew! Columbu~ M'r Matthewt. wbo hu been it! for ten montlu with a heart t'or. dillon Ia improvlna: lowlv Mr and Mra Robert Hill Da ton and Ml' and Mra Rona Larson and baby Columbus wcr" wa(!kend gue1ta of Mr and Mr:; Rlcbard Chambers and son Erie aq--1 relattves In Pomeroy Mr and Mrt Gene Sidors a 1 I Mr and Mr.t Georae Quillen al tended the raeea at the Skyline _. Rat'!eway Charlaton Sunday Mary CtroJ find Robert Sw• AOn were 'lfttll:e'nd Jlleata o( the r eousln Mri John IIOW'man Mr and Mn l:ul War~'ke wtrc ruest8 or honol' FridJ&l When 1\J( and Un Rl¥ Rear~ Atb~~s entertained with 1 cUnner at \ht Sportsman celubnl.td tbeir we~ dmg anruvoraary Red and whit carnations were used for l he tAb)(' arrtJngement Gueats includ I'd Mr ~tnd Mr• Warlike Mr MD I Mrs I \v Harper Mr and ~lr Webb carter M'r and Mra Pl\t ! Powers Mr and Mrs Willia Hamm Mlls Hy.. na Ruaae'l daughter of M'r and Mra. Sidney T R~ssell bas rceelved ~If diploma from lbe Olfl<O TriliDIJI( Sebool lr • RST 8- DaJiy Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, 0 May 7 1957 .. Wahama u.· Band Parti"c•"pates In Stale Fest1"vaJ Three TLousand Pancakes Sened At scout supper~ Approximately three tbouund pan cakes were served by t •e Scouts of Troop 245 1\aefdav• nl1ht in a pan-eKe and sauta~e supper at the FirAt B2ptut Church FO'l'tJ pounds of aauaage and eighteen /ounda of pane•ke mix wero UlN! bv Mr& Joe Wilson ,Jr M T k S tt-"' Itt Mrs Ric1 rs tC! a ~ ue ll'd CJWr:lbera, Mrs Fomst Bach tel ~ Bert Bodimer mothers 6.f Stoutl, who were auisted b Mrs :bwJgbt WaU.aee Mi.'s Ge:-~c Coler8d and Scoutmuter Robert 'Mill& "nd A:nt Scoutmutr ~ Col- Annual Rutland JUDior • ..Semor • Banm•et Is Held .. ~ ~at Middleport Board I O£ Education To Ask FUrDitur , e B'd Rohert Lohse 7 as tbe date for the opemng Funeral RI"les T0 8e Thursday ' the l)ids Arrangemt>nts we I' mt!Kie for blrlder~ who may wlS Fun-at serv•-· w 11 be held to dllpta:v th.elr ptoducts On ~h .... ..~ d b h lh b d llr •arne ay on W ' ' c ' ' • Thu··••y •< the Pre' b>•er••• • ntu opened Church m Seaman OhioCity for who R.. btrL Lohse of that 37 died JOUd4cnly of a hNlrt atlacft. Monday Rev Duffy l\lll oJfiCiilte at the :rerv•ces The deccas~ IS lh(! son of M :m?. Ml's Hcr.man Loh«e of Ml' dlcport and brother of Haroh; Lohse Pomttoy druggJst Survlvmg arc h s Wife Belt} Robel"t Koch chmman of t •(' form"rly Betty van Gdder :)f Ohio Sta~ Liquor Control Boa! J Cheshire} and rour sons Bobble oday anno•nced !hat charge of 1:1 B u,. 13 and tw ns Larry and U}!SanJtsry cor.dltJOnS a.nd false Gary aged 6 naterial statements agamst the The rl"cea~ed 'l'l'R!I a lme fore Hotel ~'artm Bar of Pomercy man for the Columbus and Soutl 'lave been chsmissed for lad: of ern Oh1o Electnc Company I'Vldence Bur~al will he made 1n Seamdl 'l'he etlarges were hrought be Cemetery under the d1reehon o "ausc of the lack of mens tOilet the ~CWIS and Son Funeral Hom raelUh<CS and becau~=~ of no re11denee or a perm t holder at th<t time of flhng fo-,o renewal rbe bearmg on the ease was held A:pril 24 before the Liquor Co.trol Bosrd at Columbus Drop Charges Against Hotel Marlm' Bar Former Resident Killed In Mine TAKaN TO MIDDL&PORT Pomeroy Emergency Squadmen rem,oved Mrs Cecil Smith Rock Springs Road to.a M•rl~leport pity siC!lau at g a m Tuesday for medl cal trt'atment THREE ARREStED Three arrests for intoxtc.atl n we~~e reported Tuesday at Middle ~~!:'d c!:~e L~~ion Ban~~~! Ml wort:h 4!1 ~ddleport searles 6T Mld eport and 'Win parlua lim Rlcli:ma.r: 19 41110 of Mlddlo~orl -;;; :;:.::;:.:::;:;:;::.;:::;;;::;::;;.::.1 port 10 a ~;econd term b d easily defeated Cec1l Bradbury and Ray FraZJer who al.!lo aspucd to the top v llage post In his v1ctory F'isher totalled up a vote of 411 agamst 254 lor Bradbury and 82 for Fra '"' I - Mayor Inangorates New Ci• HaI) p }i• ty 0 cy u:,..,or E F Ro}! wued a 1 .... ...,. r.or ... :~ . cl~h. . fi "'~O~:;s " 1oliUII. """~" relf ln puttJng It mto effeM He ruled that M•yor-lect Cha• .... I~ • -,... ''a'l n • Ml • u·-~~ .. _..,..- pl"" ~..nt and attractive office to take over oe•t he •-,.mes .... Jan 1 w'·o "'' uo;:" mayor of Pomeroy suceeje<l l>'l Mr Robuu;on Hentf'forth 1 thv ruling sa1 there sh11ll be fre5l nowers or other det"orat1ve plant« on the mayors. desk each day To Implement th s actJ(In th mavor h mself bnou~ht the f r.,t days olfermg H was f-ern leave an attractwe vase He adm ted that Lf no hmg he ter could be found on future Ot't'aSI.)flS even Jowly carrott tops m1ght olC dtsplayerl 1m Bloodmobile Uni"l Is SchOOu1ed For Monday, Mav 20 J Member.s of the Great Bt'fll Grange wdl be m charge of the C'!anteen when the Ref! bloodmobile umt from the Hun ngton Reg onal Blood Center ~;, at the Pomcrov Junmr H gn St'hool on Monda) M ..y 20 from noon unt I 6 p m d llrs Thomas Sa:J-T~ an ~·rs Howar d Ebc r~ bac b are co.cllatr '111!0 0 f t be co nml'tl cc whic h WI I serve refreshments to the dono s and lunch to the volunte~r wor ers and bl ood mob1Ie F. WI B~ • If 1 uq:c n.rnl' program o Cll 11 all persons who plan to be donor~ at thts VUlt to register al th R:cd Cross off ee as ~oon as po ble so that the ..ommJtlee m barge or th(' canteen can mue adequate preparahon for the ap :'t'at10n Cru~ New Additt'on I Sm1th 210 Fred M Collins 216 dR 'I an USSel Bal 1ey Wllh 270 Gene Grate 1n h1 5 bid for the pos1t1.Qn of Middleport v 1Uage Clerk defeated Charles float Murray Grate rcdeved 435 votes to 260 for A-lurray Jean Lama unopposed for treas urer garnered a complimentary vote or fi24 Thv total votes cast n Middle Rort for the Pr mar) 1 was 752 wh1ch was an •nrrease n comparl son Lo the 1955 Pnmary vote of 545 T0 Owen Fann'}y T M Le wo ore tart Mr and Mrs Richard owen Sara o Hartle}) arc announc ng he birth of a seven pound elgh ounce da ghlcr Jud1th Ann h) Caesenan sechon at the Mel.:~ .. errerai Hosp1tal .l:n Tuesda\ \Jay 7 Grandparents are ~tr and Mr~ Homer Hartley Middleport and ~fr and Mrs \\Ill tam V Owen Columbus Mrs James Fatlkner 'lftdcHeport 1s a great grandmoth _'\. r of the baby Frien!'ls have learned here 0 r - , v C"RLETON SIRVlCES th~death m Moondsvlue W a '"' The serv~ce at Carleton Chut'ch 0 Ei-best Douglas whtJ was kill in mli\C ae'Cuient tb!'fe at 9 ., Kingsbury Rowd th•s sunday eve m today He bad hv('d at Entc nmg will feature as spec 1aJ pc•k- Rev Thomas Bunyo 'II 1 1 prise n the Somerv. e proper ) ""' before movmg hiS familY to Rev Bunyan 19 the asaiatant P<~ Moundsville about a month ago lor of the First Baptist Chureh 0 .r Survivors are h•s w fe Velma G&1hpohs a no cah be heard ali a and a niece Mary Jane Mollohan solout for the devotwnal program who lived wLth them Funeral ser. naeb morning over \\ JEH ndlO vices will be beld m Ivydale w stauon The Sunday evenmg ser Va vk-e begi~ at 8 o cl09k .'t MoundsVI'lle Compl.t• r•1ult1 of th• Pr1 mary •lec:tlon• m Pom.roy and Middl•port •how•nt the vote for Hch cand1date iq the varl ou" w•rda can IN found on P•.. ThrH today Legar foll!lwmg the ofhnal vote count on Tuesday m~ht saJd I am very happy with the results of the elect1on 1 1ntend to do every thmg pw;:Slble to JuStify the vote or conf1dence the \Oters of Pome roy have placed m me Canada} the stormy petrel of seVM'i<l yean; past today gracefully accepted hiS defeat by saymg I want to congratulate Mr Legar o'ft h1s victory and lo offer to .t um my whole hearted support and as:s1st ance many way that I ean be of servJC'!e 1 want to also uy that 111 be back m another two yean Lo try a.gam for tbe Mayors of flee Ma}or Elect Fisher could not be reac hed f or a s•·t ... emen t t oday on hiS VJetory at the Mtddieport polls In the Pomeroy rJce for council sua lloy Betzlllg displayed his vot e gett mg power to 1ea d lhe ""ket ..._ LD t•.. at race wltb a t o•·I .... ro~ of -~IU\ -,"" F0 II owmz Jle t ZIRil 11."1.05e ~ ly was Dor SchaeUer w th. M7 Franklin RJZer w tb 507 Richard Jones wLth 496 Lt:shc Futlz w1tb 472 and Hobart Raub wtth 404 Two wl'lle-tns for council were made m the Th1rd Ward B w1th votes for Pat Duffy and Max Folmer each rec•cv1ng one vo\e Edna SeboenlCJb unopposed m Ihe pnmary for Village Clerk gar nered 615 votts wblle Elma Russell runmng for treasurer captured 566 votes Carl Hendricks ree1e1;cd one wn tem vol e Ior Treasurer front Third Ward B The total vote cast m Pomeroy was 806 which was a conSiderably ltghter vote than the 801 cast m the 1955 Pnmary Race at wh1 h t1me Mayor E p Robmson won eas1ly over Delmar Canaday by a vote o( 726 lo 166 Prmclpal lh <>rest Ln Middleport centered on the race for the SIX council scats with twelve enlnes made Wmners 1n the race were Ern est Co1ert w1th 348 Wayne G•bbons 309 David Mlllt'r With 335 John Zerkle w th 421 Clinton F1sber wHh 301 and Dale Dutton With 432 Defeated candidates were Dav•d Jcnkms with 256 L • Wiley 294 Robert McElhmney J\ 253 Lee Area Farms Are , Is0Jd T0 0ptioner T"' o mor Letart Falls farms \\'ere sol~ Tues(b) to })' d M L nk of St Clam;vill acting as r stee for .an undiS< loscd f rm The farms or wh•ch sale transat hons were closed were those ot Emm .. Sargent compr smg 79 c!"Cs ·md Clarence and Guv Chap man of 88 acres No purchas~ t-~r ce wl~ revealed , oda It ~~ l'uo a no lfl!Yd t Y that three other l'fl'nd holden. fhe a c" r.av(' bee 1 nahhed cptwns ~Ill be c1\r.rc sed on hnds They arc Add1e Roush 20 acro.s Roa.i Morrts a,.res and V~rgll Roush Lmk m a statement n day sAid thal al f:lrms Aft!. ;·,;~ , mg offered to t~ ownen o1 one year rental ba:i;ll. I !i"o:J::;t �• t ·• •· • •• • · ~' ~•'-- • • • • • • · - - • • • - - • . . •• - .... _ - , . ,, , . , . , _ ~ w•o •• • •• - - - ... • ,_... ~ .... -..- •• .......... _ .. ____ ~- ... .......... •. . . . . .... . -~ • 2-Dally Sentlael, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 8, Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 1957 Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO . TELEVISION GUIDE' DayBool INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA IIICHAIID I. OWEN- GINIIIAL MANAGI. . .VNDLD 8. GREIN I - EDITOR NatloDtl a4vtrtisl~ r.presentaUve, BottiDelU-Klmb&U. Ine., SG ~A... , N"' Yoilr City, 16, N. Y. litteNd u -.:on4 clus maWn& Dllltlctr r.t thr! post oUlce at Pom ti'Q7, Oblo. Sub&crlpUoa rate.: Dellverv by eanier whe're tvallable S(l eents per week: one year in advance at Th~ Daily Sentinel oftlee, $15.60; il.J: months, $7.00; three moatbJ, $3.90. By motor route wbere availaba.: ~ month $1. By mail one year $8; alx months, $4~; three moDtbJ, $1.50( one naoatb. S1. Publiabed every alternooo eacept Suaday by Tta. Ohio van.,- SendDel, Inc .. at 110 Mecbanit' St., Pomeroy, 0 . Bwdne•• o!fice phone ·S9& editorial office phon.- 397, OIS llfSPI!eTION Tbe anftU.&l...ins~on of Pomeroy Chapter 186 OBS will be held at the" Masonic Temple. Thursday CHANNEL 3 WED at 8 p. m. All Eastern Stars are 6,55 SIGN ON invited. Mrs. Neva Callendine, dill- , ,oo Today deputy , wUI be the inspecting o,oo Romper Room 10:00 The Price is Right 10:30 Trutli or' Consequen{'es BOOSTERS MElTING 11 :00 Tic Tin- Dough The Pomeroy Band Boostilts -As1t Coul~ Be You sociatlon wm .meet t1ffi:llbt at 7:30 ....... . Current in the band room of Senior Hia:b ~ Little Margie School, it was announced today by Tennessee Ernie Mn. Carl Moore, president. Moth- 2,00 Matinee-. Tbeater ers of next year's barid members, 3,00 Q~een for a DaY who at& intere•ted In summer uni- 3:45 Modern BomanteeS' Corma:, are also J'ttlU'fSted to at- ~:oo · Comedy Time lend. 4 :30 Movietitne S:30 Cartoons 5:45 News Pieture 6'00 Waterfront 8,30 Weathercaat 11:35 Spoitl EYe =:-:::..:.:._-c-----,-,-- Mr. Sporn, Outstanding World Figure, I) Out/Jnes Meaninq 01 t>.hilo No.6 To America and Electric Industry I It is always a privilege and pleasure to hear and see one of the world's outstanding penonalities. Such was- this writer's p1easant experience Tuesday when Philo Unit No. 6, a revo~ 1utionary new kind of steam machine, was unveHed in approP!i_ate ceremonies b.efore more than 80 press. radio, and tele4 VISion people at Philo, 0. The speaker was Mr. Philip Sporn. presidenl of the American Gas and Eledrlc Company, parent to the Ohio fewer Company and other subsidiaries operating in seven eastern and midwestern states. Now a·bout 62, Mr. S~orn subdues the layman in tbe ~lec­ tric industry field with his vast command o1 enginulllng detat!. Speakmg "off-th~ ouff" yesterday after a steak dinner he dealt in his favorite field: What, if there Is any, Is th~ meaning to America and the electlic Industry of the l'hi· to plant's revolutionary ste•m Jelleralln( ponr unit?" Following, because of spa<t! llmitatlons todlly, Is a very capsuled summary in generallei'DilJ wilbout advantage of rect>rded notes of the high points of his talk. He noted: I . His conviction the use or electric po'"r in the United States would be quadrupled by 1975. 2. He is certain the electric mdustry largely will be ru.onsible for this growth th•ough producing more power at a lower cost to the consumer. 3. He thinks the expansion will result In great part from the electric Industry's promotion of electricity In· homes and in- WSAZ -TV 'Channel3 Wednesday Thursday ' ·The Editor's MailBag uS: 7:00 ~News ~ of the T~wn 'Tt:3Qo J'~\er -~ Best 8,00 Kr'aft Ttl Theater S:M Sign On 7:00 Today 9:00 Romper Room 10:00 The Pri(:e is Right 10:30 Truth or Consequences 11 :00 Tic Tac Dough 11 :30 It Could Be You 12:00 Current 1:00 My Llltle Margie 1:30 2:00 3:00 3:45 4 :00 4:30 5:30 5:45 6:00 Tennessee Ernie Matinee Tbea1er Queen for a Day Modern Romances Comedy Time Movietime Cartoons News Picture Flatt and Scruggs 1Y~athercast e:':-35 6:45 7 :00 '7:30 Sports Eye NUC News You BP.t Your Lite Dragnet The reople's' Clioit'eLux Video Theater Whirl.yhirds News Headlines Nitewatch Tonight Sign Off new :wcHS-TV Channel& CIIAiiiUi£ UT Around and 1 Lout ·u l .. 1~arned rr· ~s ~~~w;~r:r~!!s . QUIGG'S COMMENTS YI'J.EH Foreign NC'"S ' comme ta·ry J BUCKWHEAT ~: .. ,.... .._. .va; "-··I ··-. lu...:' -· ..=... - rollslt co.,. •114 -to a,...,_ -~~. "--~"..,.'lp·l· I, •a 8ULOYA Given to more Graduates than any othel' fine watch Reg. $6.79 White House Paint $2.49 :~ House Paint . - I ~ $5.49 . ~\\ESHJ\\ \t'\0 Friendship Nite Plans Completed .;·~~·~·:~!~;:, $41St (abunlllbll ~ dltrwal 411J) GOESSLER JEWELRY IPyth ian Sisters r-·T···m··,·.fto·•v·-. Court St. . KEEPS 1r CLEAN! Hummel Figurines Flower,Arrangements mooRE~ STANDARD ·wm, cusmoH - T· E 14"· 6:7ltxl5. S1J85 .,................. I """''" •• 1 Gal. of Plus 1 Pan and Roller Set w•.,.,. rr,Ot u..- ~=;;;;;;;o;;i;;= ' tor Real lfloneg Sa.,fng• L.JVES · TQCK · . REPORT · A•dio Diaf;· 1··=:- • • ze.. IL-• '' . ' spo t Q'I t y .our "'·-· or News 11"50 a m 011- ~ .... av.-.eo.. M.t.... T'V Channe t 13 . 'HorN ' . \ ·Daa•ty DAILY CROSSWORD 'OJj' 10 06 1-''"ou 1 I v -ATTENTION- ~ BUDGf.T 1957 IL 10:00 o'clock A. M. from 2P 1t the bOrne of Mra. Bel -ra Winifrt'd Van Meter ;md childu,, the front door of the- Court Houae Rouah in Clifton bOnorlna: M r~. Mn. Wilma_ Blake, M.n. Jeale ' Mlddteport Ward 11 IV I Ill In Pomeroy, Ol:tio, the followi.Q& J,amea Elias, a reeellt bride. , Cart·vri&)'lt, Mu Lena Lyon ·. FOR Mayor real e1tate: Durlnc the coune Of the evenina: j Mn. Belly Call, Mr1. Anna Hoc; The roHowin1 real estate, 1ituate games were played with a door J man , Mn Ray Pickena Sr., Mn. C. 0. Fisher _ ... , . 83 43 80 89 116 In the County of Meiga, in the prize woo by Mn. Alma John son. Pearl Smith, Kn. Helen William , '. Cecil Bradbury , .. _ 32 71 71 37 35 Stale of Ohio and in the Townahi~ AttendinJ were Mn. Charlea Mrs. Viva Rouah , Mrs. Lucy Roush Ray Fr&l:ier ••..•.•• 19 21 9 of OraDJe, Sec. 6, Town 4, Range Allensworth, Mrs. Ted Riley, Mn. Mn. Mac.- Stewart, Hilda Rou.d·. 7 26 12, and bounded and detcribed aa Evelyn NiebolliOn, Mr•. Mae W.am Deanna and Myrlin Durst, .Mn For Council follow• . viz: sley, )fn. Jam-e. Young, Mh; Eileen Foreman and Sharon, B ·I Ernest Co•ert .... '. _ 56 109 89 70 22 Being in the Soutbeut quarter 1La=:"::.'"::..:".::."::"::•n:;d;:.,-:::"'";~•;;--::N::•""::::Y_V :_:.m va Fay and Kathryn ,roblliOn, Lo~ , David Jenkins .... _ 47 52 87 40 30 of 11ld Sec. 6, Town -'· Range 12. 1p•IU Ann Gtbbs. 40 · h e Sout b we-s1 cor,..UP - Dr. Lou~ Mrs. Harold Rickar d Sr.. Mr : Begmning at t NEWPORT, Vl 'Wayne Gibbons . . . . 55 96 70 -53 35 nel' of Lot No. 18, in the Village Piette, who hat pradiced medicine Harold Rickard Jr., Mn. Earl InL. R. Wiley . . . . . . . 51 ,';2 97 64 30 of Mntlnsvllle; thence East 11 here for 40 years, recently deiiv- gles, Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. David· Miller ....... 55 rods; thence North li rods to t~e ered his 40tJt .set of twin•. He has Alma Johnton, Rita and AJ. 98 82 70 30 East way; thence Welt a1ong u1d delivered a total of 2,262 babies, Smith , Ottty Martin, Jo Rou&h, Robert McElhinny . . 40 81 52 47 33 EaJt way 11 rode to the road l~d- including two lett of triplets. Greg Smith , oHr. and Mrs. Thu. Lee Smith ........• 47 78 ing from Cheater to Coolville; man Young and the hostesaeJS, 57 30 I 58 thence South along aaid road !l Mrs. Belva Roush, Mrs. Howar'l John Zerkle , ..... , 68 138 79 83 52 rod! to the place of beginning and known U Frankie Parker John1on and Mra. Thelma Henr · Fred M. Collins ...• 157 45 47 32 ~5 dee'd. Sending gifts but unable to a 'known u Lot No. 19 tn said Village of Ma.rtlnavllle, containing WEBSTER & FULTZ tend we!'e Mrs. Clara William , Russell Bailey . . . . . . 50 77 55 3157 lf.Jacre lllore or leu. See Vol. 44 Attorney• for AdmlniJtratrix Mr. and Mrs. Charlet Knopp; M:n Clinton Fisher . . • . . 4 7 92 67 62 33 Page '75, Deed Record of Meigs (5), 8, 15, 22, 29, (8) D. lite Eva Knopp, Mn. Irene Juatia and Dale Dutton .. . .. . . 81 117 County, Ohio. 99 92 43 Alao, the following real estate Clerk in the Southea1t quarter of Sec:. 8, Charles Murray ·. . . . 39 94 52 39 36 Town 4. Range 12, Orange TownGene Grate _ . . . . . • 87 114 99 93 42 Jhlp, Melga County, Ohio. Beein: A Real Paint Deal You Can't Turn Dawn nl~ at the Southeast corner of " Treasurer A. lot No. 20 In village of MartiniYille Jean Lama .. .. . . . . 89 165 1 114 lit! 55 thence E111t five and one-ball (5~) Amateurs & Pras rods; thence North 10 rods; thence West io the Nortbeut corner of Pomeroy Ward I 11 Ill-A 111-B 111-C lV ALKYD Lot No. 19; :thenC'e ~outh to tbe For Mayor place of be&innina:. containina: 55 or sq. roda. See Vol. 60:. Page 39 and LATEX Charles Legar .. 37 72 131 92 90 42 4Q. Deed Record of Meigs County, Delmar Canaday 33 59 53 46 56 35 Ohio. Harry Miller 9 12 13 The following real estate is sub6 7 5 ject to an eaaement and rights of For Council the Columbus and Southern Ohio Both far $4.95 Roy Betzing 46 100 151 101 103 49 Electric Company to eret'l and . / Dor Schaefler 43 90 158 103 107 46 maintain electric pole• and suy Richard Jones 42 80 138 88 46 wires. , 102 Franklin Rizer 51 71 146 93 Being the aame real estate con· 95 51 DURO LUX ONE COAT veyed to Frances 'W. Parker, also Leslie Fultz 34 70 141 32 94 known aa Frankie Parker, by deed Hobart Raub 26 58 131 73 74 recorded in Deed Book 163 Page Pat Duffy 1 533, Meigs County Deed Records. MRS. HARRAH FoW.er 1 Said premises appraised at Complete One of Ken1 Tone and i'of Clerk The EUB CJ\.urch ht Mason, w. Given in marriage by her fath- $8,000.00 and must be sold for Mt Stop Watch Enamels Edna Schoenleib 49 " 98 177 112 121 58 615 Va., was the scene of1 he weddiog· er, the bride wore a street length less thail two-third• of said apFor Treasurer { of Miss Dorl!l Lee Litton to Pvt. dress styled with a laee jacke• tx-a)Jed · ~lue. TernU: Cash in Elma Russett 41 90 164 106 110 55 566 Glen c. HArrah, u. s. Army. She and a full skirt. Her shoulder hand on day of sale. Carl Hendricks 1 1 is the daughte-r of Mr. and Mrs. len~h veil was held 1n plat'e t.y Said premise• Jocat('d in Orange - -- -- - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - Floyd C. Litton and he is the son a bandeau or lace and net. Sh.e . Townsbip, Meigs County, Ohio and ~ t>.SSOC\AH. SlOll.t of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Harrat~ oarri('d a white Bible covered in Martinsville, now Tuppers with white carnations. Plains, and on the .East sideof all of New · Haven. State Route No. '7. ..,.·-d·-ou••g.h.--.., Rev. Ralph Mahoney perform ~d Pvt. and Mrs. Harrah are gra . ETHEL M. STOUT, AdmlnE. H. FLORIAN & SON the double ri~ reremony. duates of Wahama High St'hMJ jstntrix of tbe Eatate of Mr .. and MTS. belton Sayre wer · Mrs. Harrah was formerly eHt.play 104 West Main St. Pomeroy . Franoea W. Parker, aLso lhe honor attendants. Mrs. Sayre ed by Dr. Riclgewny in New Have-~. sister o1 the bridegroOm, wore a and Pvt. Harrah was employed by beige dress with white ac· th~ Kaiser Construction ' Co., fn RaVenswood. on entering the ar;my . -;lo;:----;'-'.-- - -The couple will take a motor Plans wee made for the,r · ,_ trip to Fort Sam Hou..~ton, Te:c: .. Friendship Night Pomeroy Persona Is where they will reside while llc of ~;Cvcnteen new . and Mrs. Carl Fisher and is stationed With the U. S. Army ' the Meigii Temple Pf{'hlan r .r,,ugl,ter Roberta, of· Moorehead, ther.e. ..... met Tueiday night at tl\e K. Ky., were *eekend guests of h', I,:;::;;;;!;::;::;::;::;:::;:;::;::;;, Hall. Mrs. · Wil!iatn Allman, II Chief, presided in the absence mother, ' Mrs. Be-ssie Enzenauer . Mrs. Cash Bah:-, MEC. The Gfouo; Mrs. Russ Watson left Monday morning for a visit in Louisvm•, ter Temple will be srEcial .illl'~ts Ky ., with •Dr. and Mrs. J. B; Mnf · for the ~vening which is SChi!· shall. duled for June 4. Committen-s So e~yl Just roU out dough. named by Mn Bahr are: Program Leo Lewis of Columbus spent Spread with Arbuckle's Brown Mrs. Arthur Skinner -and Mrs. the weekend with his mother, Mr> Sugar. Dot Mth butter. Roll up, Horace, McELlilnny; ':efreshmcntp, Emma Lewis at lhe home of M.·. c:ut in thin alices and ·ball:c ! M·rS. Homer Janes, Mrs. Allman, and Mrs. Charles Buck. Mrs. ~tilton Russell , Mrs. E. R. Choose Now For Tompkins, Mrs. T. F. Hawkins; Mr. and Mr~. Bill Deamer and Mother from our De--urat\on, .Mrs. William Lowe, son, Bobby, of Columbus, Mr. a'n I array of lmporlaal M·rs. George Childs, Mrs. Phil\, Mrs. Osear Bauer and daughter, Ltllle Gifts Meinh:~rt. Chester Road, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rumfieldu Rutland, were Sunday guests or Mr. and Mrs. A salad coUl'sc was served at Charles Buck. . the c1ose or the meeting by M • . for Beautiful Gli!nn · Burt of :Mechanicsburg . ' GeBrge C.hilds. wa.J the Sunday guest of Mr. an I Mrs. Charles Burt, Rutland Road. Madonnas - St. Francis _ Jeff Werry spent the weeken o In Dayt(ln with Mr: and Mr'. Forrest Phelps a~d Mr. and Ml's. Imported Pau1 Werry. He abo vbited the US Air Force museum at thl! Pat· Pansy Ring tcrson Air For« base. · - 8:30 ~,oo Tbb. iB Y-o111 l!.ife ,,30 0 Henl'): Pla)lhouse 1.0:00 Pomeroy, Ohio 1o,oo TIIA 10:3.0 Gentlemen: 10,30 10:40 New!il Headline!! Betar<Ung the :new- ..plant to be 12.:00 constructed tn Letart ·F•Hs, Ohio. 10,40 NUewatcb ! :00 12,00 Tonlghl Here is the ~t in(otma-tioh. HJO Slid .011 The Anterican eu,mp ft Foundry Corporation are ~pletitl&- a lbergef with· The Internatioaal Nickel ' Corporation and are JOitlg to pro,. · . duce a superb grade of "-PUMPER· B - --- -T-""H"'u="ns:::Dc-:A-::Y:-----"NICKEL". _ 7:00 Captain Kangaroo "'r"'.A • tL' Yours very bmly, wEDN.JisDA't 1:00 CaPtain t&ngaroo 7:45 CB'S Morning News 1 ,.,-.~ Bob Rowlingr 7:. :CBS. ~o.rlJjpf Ne"s 8:00 Morning Show Mlddlepart, ()hio 8:00 .Mo(jiDf SlioW 9:00 Garry Moore mulka in lbe election beld last · 9:00 GaiTy Moore 9:30 Arthur Godfrey r .. January. 9,30 t>rthur GOdfrey s 10:30 tri ke It R1c h "To Viall Pope 10:.10 Strike it Rich 11 :00 Valiant Lady As evidence ol Poland's liberai- 11:00 Valiant Lady 11:15 Love of Lire U:ed rule. Wyszynsky has be~ 11:111 Love .o l Llle 11:30 Seal"('h ktr Tomorrow dustry as power to heat, Pl'llvlde ll&ht and p<tll'form laboriOus !rimmed eyebrowo ond mus- gl,en permiRSlon to •lsi! Pope 11;30 SearCh for Tomorrow work in every facet of lj.fe. , t1J1 tache and seems ceneraUy youna- Ptus XU and is due to go to I U5 G·uidlnc Light 11:45 Guiding Light 4. He thinks Philo No. 8 is a breakthrou•• In technology "lhan when he wos losing welaht 12:00 ·K atie's Kitchen th t .,.. With Rob-.rl "'uar'-" •1r,.n'',:•t,!e's" . interest me In unsplit tn- Vatican City thl& week. 12:00 Xatle's.Kltchen 12.:30 As the World. Turns . a wt resu 1t 1n t h e 1n d ustry being able to contlbue prt)frcss "' n • Gomulta will get one big boost 12:30 As th~ World Turns 1:00 Our MillS Brooks m creating more power at less cost. CHAPEL HILL. N. C. - It 's not more money, because- the Kappa or course, the apprentice in- in SeptembeP. Mao Tae-TunJ, who 1:00 Out Mil8 Brooks Wh_ile we hope to print in IJ"eater detail' later how the Phi- true that you c~an't come home Alphas across the street are thirs- structor who taught me Spanish ia seldom leaves Red l-'bina, Is to 1:30 ltouaeparty 1:30 Houaeparty lo Umt N~. 6 is a technological· leap into tlle fbture, tills much again. ty, too, and need ice. The profit in- now head of the romance language vl1~t Poland u well as Rus 1ia in 2:00 Big Payoff • may be satd now: This l<o being typed in the Phi l'entive is never bad when you are department and the pretty 20-year- Saptember. 2:00 Bi.g PByoff :so Bob Cro.'lby'SbGw , 2 Kappa Sigma house, where I playing philanthropist. old eoed who kirsed me without There setma to be • stronr 2:30 Bob Crosby Show 3:00 Brighter Day l . The use of super critical pressures and high temperatures most of my more pleasant It Is reau1 very strange .how lit- ivtrodut'tion turn• out to be little feeUnJ In warsaw that if Ruuia 3:00 Brighter Day • J Jn crcat.lng steam has permitted engineers to forget the old bad habits between 1931 and 1936. tle faces change in a quarter cen· sue Dawson, daughter of some fine ha~ any tbouJht of trying to ouat 3:1~ Secret Storm 3:1~ Secret Stol'pl . concepboo of the "boHer." Philo No. 8 can create steam by and ve1'y litlle seems to have tury. A group picture ·&n&Jiped in fr1Mds and Whoae picture 88 a Gomulka, eJth"r directly or 3:30 Edge of Nlght 3:30 Edge o~ )Ugh~· ·•-;· heaUng water to 1150 degrees, and under the fantastic pres- changed except my hairline. 19a4 would generally resemble the live--year-old filly I toted through through the Polish "Stalinists," 4;00 The Early Show 1 4:00 11te Early.--$tlbw.··~ sure of 4,500 pounds per square inch . When water is SO heat· It's fantastic how very little the lads around the campua. And the the war as a good-luek charm. Mao wlll dlecoUrap it. 5:30 YOur Easo Reporter · 5:30 Your bao S:epqrter d I kids ch<mge from the ¥roup of coeds, who all seem to wear lfhor'h Charlie Sha1Ier used to ..... a good G lk 5:~ Sporta Parade 5:45 Sports e . t never goes through the "bubblm· g" stage . To the critical n 1 , · d · h d ..., ~ omu a D'!B-Y -t hb big-st .... w lh Paniile "n ru 18 ~ wa raJse 111 • e roe s these da.)is, .1re still clear carbon football player, and now he Is a boost soon, howe:;,, from •the 5:~5 Weatherman 5:..,... ea erma : POIDt of -pressure and beat It is entire]y Hquid. Beyond that are still pretty, and the bar Is copies of ali the girls you were in graying dignitar~ who bad the U 1 d St 8:00 Action Action 6 00 instantaneous moment when criticauty is reached it is no still aclive. And the hospitality Is love with. d . n te ates. Washington dia. Ed d ..... • l_onger liquid . It "explodes" into steam! Hence , no oo'ller. That almost excessive. goo ta .'1te to ma.m an old dane; patehe.s II&!' ~t an ·-acreement 6 :1" 0 oua;1a1 war s 6:15 Douglas E~ ...ardsRight now 1 should be downThe muBic hasn't changed at mg par1ner of mme. uncter wbich Poland' wlll set about 6:30 Giant Step 6:30 Sgt. PrestOn of the Yukoa the break·through. Engineers the world over are applauding stairs in the basement necking--and· all . except ror the' rock 'n' roll inSome friends (etched me to a 100 million dollars in aid may be '1:QO Arthur Godfrey Show 1• It. drinking room, but the boys are fluence. Most of the stuff that Sin- party In Ralei8'h tbe other nij:ht, ..aJfHd, 1t any time. 'lbat will ease 8:01) MllliOJtaire 7:00 . Ever:y ;Person in America will .b enefit from it _ Mr. Sporn having ,a party, the bandy jukebox atra sings are revivals or'\he mu- and I only missed two l•~a. Th~ Poland's. economjc pUght at least ' ll!atl · I've G·ot ASacret -~~: ~ybouse ~ 1 90 rtght)y is ~I'OUd that the American Gas and Electric Compeny · is blaring Elvis, and I haven 't got 1 sic 1 bought · fur the fraternity rest, grayer ~o_r balder, thmner ot and thl econom·Se altuation is Go: 9 :00. - ;~.•:!fn:~;'News lO:OO Up-to-the-minute News has coordmated the knowledge and orga-nized · the financial a dote anyhow. house when ! was cultural chair- fatter, all came clear throuJh the mtalka:'l bJni!ai . bJndicap. Scanning the· Weathet" ~ Scanning the Weatb~ resources that brought it about. I return to tbe scene of the · man - all the stu(f that Bing mtltts of nearly a quarter century The Late Show o:JO The Late Show 1 crime as a philanthropist. My. frat· sings, that Ella sings, and the Cole as only sightly older sophomore&. ==c::;·:::.:;;:.:~~--=--::::;~~:.-:;;;;-;-----;;:-:::-:::-"-~-----maehim~ . " ernity brothers - who were not Porter, George Gershwin, Roda:ers The people who were nice to )'OU w· A..~ li"tcd, they lnclutle sueh as · born when J thumbed ffi)l way out and Hart and Harold Arlen wrote then are fondly remembered, and I i yy, Lil.ke of Swan, Danube Wave of town. like Dick Whittington on back In the days when there wasn't th~ enemi_es have- all gone away. Jt i.a true that you ell)n come CHANNEL 1~ WED.' J CHANNEL 13 THURS. 1 Waltz. Kojo No ~sukl, TeiU'l,cn N·) his way to London - have .'luffer- any Elvis ant] melody and words · home again, because, really, you 11:89 Sign On. ll:Mi Sign On ·· Bl, Hom e On The R·nngt•, Cradl<' ed scholastically due to the ncccs- were important. The campus is just as green, never went away. · l2:00 NOO'n New's 1U:OO Noon News Son!{ o( Schubert. Kurofla-Bu.~h slty of forever running around (CopyrJab.t, 1937, by United 12:15 Neighbon 12:15 Neighbors. Sudo--Okeso, and Ocdo-Nibon the corner for ice. So I have be- and the kids still cut classes to go BY DnC QUIOG come a philanthropist. out to Sparrf)w's Lake _ and the Feature Syndicate, Inc.) (OIIIIIv 12:30 Uberace 12:30 Frankie LaJne bash!" Unitect Pre•• St•ff CarNioondent l have delivered unto Lambda aturdy professors who forced in: .... ..,,. I 1:00 The Feminine Touch 1:00 1'he· Feminine TOuch 1 Well, the cont'eot Is certainly a NEW YOJLK 1/P- Tr.ll'ohone chapter an ice-milking machine telllgence on us are still crammiqlil 2:0Q ~fternoon Film Festival 2:00 Afternoon Film -~stival talken. do vnu fl'el the nt>ed of .; br,Vf! one. Whether "Lake or which turns out 110 pounds or culture: do-wn ~e unwilling gullets -3:30 We With Elizabeth 3!3{) Ute With Elizabeth Swnn" blurted from a reeeln~ r 8WPPt melody In tho enr whl! cubes a day. The normal usage Is or the lads and lauies who would · l ·l• 4:00 Cartoon Club 4:00 Cartonn Club · will h~:~ve sufficient t'harm to Wllitin"' ror somcnnt to he t'h :1 5:00 Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 Buffalo Blll Jr; soo!h{' the sava.e:e breast of a about 70. This will save the boys much rather nerk in the ll'lbon. ed In the phone to talk to .vou? 20 bucks a month, which they can light. ' i . • "' 6:00 Five Star Final 5:00 Mickey Mouse Club Do you liP.! more nnd more lm quivering executive who .ha5 bePn inveat In whiskey. Tho professors hold up remark· ~ 8:1& Jphn ~llY & the Newt 8:00 Five Star llnal pBIIrnt. wit~ the t·urt> ivcr nt vout· told to walt is something lhal wll~ It will 111ve them time. so they able. Phillips Rus,!lell, who taught _,. 8:80 Dhlneyland 6:15 Johh 1Daly & the News beAr watchlnl!. WIU lhe man c.t· ~>ar 11nd n.nthlnl( i~!!uln11 thPT~>fl'om may atudy more, and it will breed me a precious thing or two, has ly CHAlLIS M. McCANN 7:30 Navy Lor 6:30 The Turning POint but tiny I'On.tm8 of Q( n!.ic? fh \'On plodc! Or will Wfl l'tnd him relnx 7:00 Circus Time United PHtt Steff Corresponil.nt ChBmn ~I lhP rnou11m l"rl'~ Do vou "d nnrl s\nlllng A'Home On ThC' Wladyslaw Gomulka, who led 8:00 Onl.e and Harriet· 8:00 Danny Thomu .Show yc~rn (Olr II !rnnnuill ·~ilw n\11. Ol' Ranjl'e" t .... lhe aerom!)&nlment of r.:~·Jl11l! ~ji'IUL.;,j Poland's suce.elaful revolt aRalnst · B:M- ·FOrd Theater 8:3Q Mark Saber .-. I &CROI. a r,.,.,. hurst. ~ M Flv i• Prl'•l~v . !o the throbbing phone? Banzalt 'j(;J O[:l :::.l'J..:I:::I 4. B}tter 20. Vim Soviet Russian domination, Is fae- 1 • • · 9:00· F.petdlly Night Fl&btt 1:~ Telephone TUmef.'JIII'J I:!I• :...l\1)\-j!'!ll t.atorm vetch ea•P It he tntnlt>hM i ll'nsh:m? ~t.l"ra­ itli a new test of hi1 strena:th. 11:-415, ' _ J;tKOpe ftt30 MOvie 1:1•H:l •t !. :l:•l•J \"ill a. c.11.-d crut n'1 ""'"" ntt now. S·•v ''"~ . A nrl The central Committee of the 1'0:00. eW& Of· tb~ Nii:ht 1Q:OO N(!:W.'I ,of the Nllftt 1'4 'LI ~- [ fJ I :I ~.'1L-~ ! ' 6.:MU'I oint· h!lvinrz ulrl if. hou'TV r!"l-jt (low ·' I •J I~I IJ:.ol i-4f.;l ~I'Jf•;I:J Poll•h communist Party -officlat.. 10:10 Theater 1,_3 · 10:10 Theater 13 · , to. .,....,.. Mme meat I ~'-'l l!1 1.j(llj [ -'!I.J In th1> !'"lllhln 'fl'llrlitl'( Co .. LUI. 12.Payo (8p.) ly, lhe United Workero Party, lo . 13. hrolp- f..:~':.l •cl ~ ~ 1-.r.::11.J !.:I I -~ ~ ~ l1 "ivHid-Chn C.:hh,nl.-~ . •Jan11n . ly ltnh M. IU.. to meet Thursday. 7.7V l.',. IJ ,=I L':il11•: k:(TJ;-.1 atlellllan f. Con•umtcl . MASON PIRSONciiU 'J'h!•rf' Y01 1 UI!JI (111rj lh" /lfl'lW " r ,,, :1 ,l fl'JI.J [ •]';'1:1~ Warsaw dlapatchel report that · May 4, 19&7, Sales aa. A ntattte. a. Death 2t.DooN Charles Rife and son!, Robert · -• '·, :i l :f ::l f: Jr1lrJI•Jl1 to vour n'"ohlem. T'l" J'lnllnP :r the faction of the- party 'Aibieh op. Valley Uvestoek 9.8con:b 211.Hul0a '"Hall! firl : l •l 'J:-1 !!1~ Mra.;'Rota Flhk 11: .vlsitill{ · ·wj~\ 1t Jnnq- Jut . h~l' l" hrnulilhl th,. and Ronnie and Harold Rife of ,. , poses Gomulka's Independent pol,. as.-.y 11-Ntrlif..\ Ja.Cow· ·.~'., 1:1\: 1 \'~'·,I:H'1 r\lbsny, Ohio were In Pomeroy on h.,.< Qauijbff"! . and Cliqljli.,. llr. 1 i 11 1cl'!h/l~ In lhP ht\cphOnt!--~ tllrofl. llay ley will m~e a d.etermbted bid tO, IIlllbs 17 to 17:80 as.;:: ID.Man'a ancf lffl. Elwyn Bull, FaU& CbUreh dlnll lhl'l nJ'flll118t•, to hfl 11 IP1 ~ ! bu1lnesl', Saturday. name to C'heek any fUrther U.ac:I toward· to t• ·~;;,ll\~~~ Rot•N 1'................ ~Rd!lllr. •and Mf>. :Trw liberalized rule. • •" momrontnns Gil thqt nt l!!f' U.Loa.. aa.B•r Mr. and Mrt. Ray Hutton, Mr. 38. Salt I' lliel'l'!~l ·ll•. . ......t oul rrearr~ onrl nnnred soda walt'r. U.Biuoch.-.4 D. Play"" To lhla end, lhll)! will lllht """" and Mrs. Charlea Hutton and Ml•s I).Wotpt Jt, ColcmiHCI clally to Jet Deputy ~mter 3S.wol'<la Dhtfl•r-d At World Ptlr Pearl Hutton of Baltlmore, Ohio, · i,~. ·ancl' Mra. F.d\\~ , Rf~D (llliilJ . apta J5.KHp npn Nowak back on. the Ceatral tO.Itxll\ The ~nventlon reme to lla:ht at were calling on Mr. and MrL Charaltd.' ion visited over· tire' WMJt.shJ Committee, ftom whlc:h be wa1 the World Ttade FaJr here. Tho les Rife and family •nd other rela. U.Piontwilh Mt•. •i¥1 WUJI.im Slrun~ ouated last Qetober. I dtwlce looks llko tho base o1 .. tivea in thi• area Sunday. 1• ~ aHitrS!)JIH8Dk: m Chatfl«ston, ., · ' J fthey a~, Gomulka'1 talk desk t•lephone, with a cradle to roro.' • !'flcii'lllng home, lbetl dfoli4 Mr. and Mrs. CharJt• Rife and preservlna hland's indepeadpui the recelvtr on. to~a~,Va. ·· .· 1. em~e of MOsCow domination wlU dautbter. Mr1. luanlta SQ.toa and II.A,apr Here's the way U worlu, ac 1101~whd ~<. ompioye4 · be made ~ven raon dlfffeuJt. · IIO.Val')' ~ cording to the pamohlet preparerl b., 10n, D•vi~, apent We4nelday at Zanes,;llJe Is 5pemHna '& fe,w Hu • ~ ..,.._ anernoon wltti M'r. •net Mrs. W. <ldld by the Japanese firm: .. When a dap .u~ his home here. · ~: Rllo ol Wlllloavllle, oomuuca w11 natorad ao ltU· IM. -'!'<HL.J man run• up II nbt found ne 1 • V. Earl post of first ""'tuy ot tH Reed eaUecl on Wac lat· . Ill. 1'flplft the telephone .nd mutt be ten• rett and famU:r Saturday evtnln&. Wts. 10 to 14· Cb""' · .II.COIIatllloo Communlit Party at the time of:~~~~~ for, or when Jomethlnliil ur1en· 18; Seconds 12 ~~ ~ ' .··. ·Ezra Knapp called on Cbarle• thE!;· Polish revolt ID OCtober, after r render~ It iml)o.nll'tle tor you tc Rile Sundoy. having beea lmpriaoned u a. "U. rl"t))C)nd to the telephone call at toi1t" - one wbo. like Pnltd&nt onee. Ju•t put your rerelvar oil Mr. antf Mn. Rl.1mond Tbotn•• 1 .u. B!Dftcllmaa Tito of YUJOIIavla, . ~sed to thh midline, and an orQ:el Me w;JI and ton, Lart'J Jptnt Sun161.knuckle under 10; tbe Bu..tan.-. atart playing music •utomatletlly dl)' with her mother, Mn. Freda Ever since Ilia Jteltorttlon, Go•.a_ ..... tendJn, out a sweet melody to Weill and lomlly. mullta bas beeri. beset by prolr tbe ear ol the m111 who cay,e yo\J Mr. and Mn. Harold Rlltt and · lemo whllh milhl· bo.. overa -rlnR but I• kept wnltlna -and chUdren, Bill)' and Bonnie of Alwh-.lmed ntln, "-~hnpaUont to, talk." bany spent Thuraday evnJnc with He has eont~:~nd with a HaraaRed and N~>PY buaine.111 hlr parents, Mr. 111d M'r1. Cbai'lea sefl'"'' •••,o.~ciml< ailuatlon. men will ur~e it's unnleuant to Rife. the '1stallnlst•" Mlsa Path' lUfe rpent S~aturdaJ be kept w1lt1n1 on tit• phonJ. ~~ . :lft· tlhf Piritlcula1'ly, u the J)lmphlfl with her aliter, Mrs. Juanita Sax. I.WIII<IIr bee• licliiJoa gyt, "Wh.tn one Ia bually oee•. ton and family. '!'NI· bopied on a,eeount of the preuure ....,.ttl, lhlt4- . ldlr· Mr. ·and M:rs. Ger~ld !'Ja~ton and work." \ made a bu1ineas trip to In the klacrutable way that Sa ' l - cb.lldrttp p.. Wellltton, S•turd.,ay: evenlnJ. D•D.Y Oll'D'tOQUOTJ: - lhW1 "" to '""' a.n eae 1Vt'rcbmiths have wl\h th.. " Mr. and Mra .. Hatlitn Rife made AX11DLBAAltB tbe D-'li.Jh lanr.t:u.aJe, It sdda: 11 Surh a buslnen ttlp to Pomeray Satur· , II LOMOI'IIIoloOW cao• hope for to unpJtuantneu nn en.d ly be .:t ~ . day. 1 eomett.Q whltb will per-lttter olmllb' atMct.s tor anothll'. Ill IIIII A t.s UMCI pe-nlled with, and tervi.cu to lmto- atop 1hil trend. · Richard Lee Rife apent Saturday IW tiHt lluw L'o. X tor Ill• two 0'1, •Ia. Blqlt lltiOro, · -"·o·i;:t aot been fot • alnl\llar port~nt cllentt can be deeldf"filv night with Ronnie Rlre. · ~ tbt ltnath and fomlatiaa· ot the wordl an an bbitt. lmlH'OYed upon bv LIM of our sU'•· 8iib 41)' tht codt IItten 11ft 41ft.,.t. o( ••PPort. It Ia douhlful Joseph L. Rife of Chillicathe Je« mathlne which wJU bring lo was a week end 1uest with his par. Gomulkt wollld hut 1a1tA q.O..... , th., ear or the man. lmtJatlent lfl enta Mr. and Mn. CbarJea Rife and • talk ovet the phone hut Is tftpt family . OWO OVW LDPBWI C~Nr~IW UD~ . wtftin.l(.... wllh sweet mu.,ie, thtui .Bob Bowen !pent the week end Las., IIYJ OUW IIYJI'DJilrQW<j.l' AllY JdlUna hh lro.patlenee." .. with hll relatives here. A ltetMtol,.. Gr.rald S'tixton has employment , vDr . o~e•xuar-DriiDIIU. Tho · be in McArthur •t the powder pJanl y.our f"lf to Mrs. JUanita Suton and ,, olayld ~!!· '1'1111 doil'l' ~ 01' Lll'll open! Frldo1 olttrAqoo with bor. 1 tliould "' ~ 'l(nll\r;. AIID HONOIJII,. ~~~<ent.s, Mr. ond Mra. ChiriM Rife?"\ ...'d,· ~fi!Nii " - .,.! • The Sentinel Primary Election Results Joann , Eileen DtiDCan, Hele.a Bat• ker, J(rs. Uoyd Holfman, Lanna. Wrl&bt, Sue Johnaoa, £uta Jed. man, Marpr:al Rhode., ""'- lAJI lna)et, Mrs. Dayton Rlfnet. ·Ml~l Sally Durat, Jane Bermett. 11~• cllle Harrl10n, Mra. Miii'J ~ Myrtle UtUe, 1Jv1 and :.Jane Jf.;:· well, Evelyn Locket, )(ra; Lllrot' . Pienall, Xra. Cbarh!l Yelier, Mn. Fred Thabet, l&rs. El).lDI. Edwards, Mrs. Han-bon Bob11!; son Jr. 1 8:30 8:00 01' I>UILIC IALI Mrs. James El'10,5 I5 Honore d Guest I InNOTICI Doris Lee Litton, Glen Harra.h punu ..... or tbe order of the Olurt of Melp county , At Brt"dal Showe f G"IVen On Monday In EXC hange Of W8 dd .IOQ VOWS Probate Ohio, 1 will oller lor qle •t public auctivn on tbe 8th day or June, A bridal shower wa1 held April )t.eter, Jennifer Van Meter, Mrs. 0., May 8, 19~7-3 Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Youn~ and children, Charles, Billy an 1 Barbara of Ga1ion were wecke!,d gue.st.s of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. 0. Barnitz. Mr. aDd 1!f.rs. W. 0. Barcitz were bullin·ess visitors in Colum{ bus Tuesday. Mrs. B. F. Howland and ch;J. dren, Terry and J)onnie or s:. . t~arle.s~ . Uji~Oi1, ..-spent a y.•ecn With her parent•, Mt-. and Mr!i. Jesse Hayes, Kingsbury, as thr.y were returning from ·Florida w)lerc they spent the wlntcr. While here they visited Mr.'!. C. E. PeopleS ·and .the John Algeo fa.Jl · ily of Athen.s. Brass Planters and Placques Glass & Ceramic Placques Milk Glass I; H. SANBORN JEWELRY STORE "Sewele:rs Sinee 1190" Mill St. . ,. ~ j Middleport Tht economy low p~nure · ftre for !hose 1whO w~~t t~p perfqr'!'Ohce ·a t leu _ coat•. Reprennts -.;lue for above tfl low. prtct. . · . . . . ·. i 'Unconditionidly Guaranteed · .Get tlult "Bow \ ln· Writing for l~ Mo~ths EverY Moore's tl~ is eold with a .written lt:'-ar~tee a~a11\sl IUl1 Qnd all driving huards. · . No.Where : will ~YOU fmd -a more liberal auara.ntee regardleSS o1. the price you pay 4 WY IUDGIT TlaM. AY~E • • \. -.w r.;,uDg" with.Ashland Detergeni Yoar Health II First · Gasolint:s. They drive out harmful ensitJ~dirl"wl!ile you drive. You'll get that clean ~wert" · To aaleguard mp.st Octaao E..r gives you n!oreg.-"ta"'w"'a~y'"on the · · our firal your heallh It conaideration. .We . compound tY&ry prescription witl) __,rofesaional precision from froah stoc:ke of top-qual· itv phe~rmeceuticaJL straightaway, mO!'C gasoline mileage, too. Old cars,1 ·'"> new ears, all cars can be powerfully clean. Whichever · your car requires, Eihyl or regula~, try a tankful of.) "an Ashland Detersent Gaaoline today I, ASHLAND OIL - --- --- a REFINING COMPANY OIL 410 PROD Pomeroy �• t ·• •· • •• • · ~' ~•'-- • • • • • • · - - • • • - - • . . •• - .... _ - , . ,, , . , . , _ ~ w•o •• • •• - - - ... • ,_... ~ .... -..- •• .......... _ .. ____ ~- ... .......... •. . . . . .... . -~ • 2-Dally Sentlael, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 8, Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 1957 Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO . TELEVISION GUIDE' DayBool INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA IIICHAIID I. OWEN- GINIIIAL MANAGI. . .VNDLD 8. GREIN I - EDITOR NatloDtl a4vtrtisl~ r.presentaUve, BottiDelU-Klmb&U. Ine., SG ~A... , N"' Yoilr City, 16, N. Y. litteNd u -.:on4 clus maWn& Dllltlctr r.t thr! post oUlce at Pom ti'Q7, Oblo. Sub&crlpUoa rate.: Dellverv by eanier whe're tvallable S(l eents per week: one year in advance at Th~ Daily Sentinel oftlee, $15.60; il.J: months, $7.00; three moatbJ, $3.90. By motor route wbere availaba.: ~ month $1. By mail one year $8; alx months, $4~; three moDtbJ, $1.50( one naoatb. S1. Publiabed every alternooo eacept Suaday by Tta. Ohio van.,- SendDel, Inc .. at 110 Mecbanit' St., Pomeroy, 0 . Bwdne•• o!fice phone ·S9& editorial office phon.- 397, OIS llfSPI!eTION Tbe anftU.&l...ins~on of Pomeroy Chapter 186 OBS will be held at the" Masonic Temple. Thursday CHANNEL 3 WED at 8 p. m. All Eastern Stars are 6,55 SIGN ON invited. Mrs. Neva Callendine, dill- , ,oo Today deputy , wUI be the inspecting o,oo Romper Room 10:00 The Price is Right 10:30 Trutli or' Consequen{'es BOOSTERS MElTING 11 :00 Tic Tin- Dough The Pomeroy Band Boostilts -As1t Coul~ Be You sociatlon wm .meet t1ffi:llbt at 7:30 ....... . Current in the band room of Senior Hia:b ~ Little Margie School, it was announced today by Tennessee Ernie Mn. Carl Moore, president. Moth- 2,00 Matinee-. Tbeater ers of next year's barid members, 3,00 Q~een for a DaY who at& intere•ted In summer uni- 3:45 Modern BomanteeS' Corma:, are also J'ttlU'fSted to at- ~:oo · Comedy Time lend. 4 :30 Movietitne S:30 Cartoons 5:45 News Pieture 6'00 Waterfront 8,30 Weathercaat 11:35 Spoitl EYe =:-:::..:.:._-c-----,-,-- Mr. Sporn, Outstanding World Figure, I) Out/Jnes Meaninq 01 t>.hilo No.6 To America and Electric Industry I It is always a privilege and pleasure to hear and see one of the world's outstanding penonalities. Such was- this writer's p1easant experience Tuesday when Philo Unit No. 6, a revo~ 1utionary new kind of steam machine, was unveHed in approP!i_ate ceremonies b.efore more than 80 press. radio, and tele4 VISion people at Philo, 0. The speaker was Mr. Philip Sporn. presidenl of the American Gas and Eledrlc Company, parent to the Ohio fewer Company and other subsidiaries operating in seven eastern and midwestern states. Now a·bout 62, Mr. S~orn subdues the layman in tbe ~lec­ tric industry field with his vast command o1 enginulllng detat!. Speakmg "off-th~ ouff" yesterday after a steak dinner he dealt in his favorite field: What, if there Is any, Is th~ meaning to America and the electlic Industry of the l'hi· to plant's revolutionary ste•m Jelleralln( ponr unit?" Following, because of spa<t! llmitatlons todlly, Is a very capsuled summary in generallei'DilJ wilbout advantage of rect>rded notes of the high points of his talk. He noted: I . His conviction the use or electric po'"r in the United States would be quadrupled by 1975. 2. He is certain the electric mdustry largely will be ru.onsible for this growth th•ough producing more power at a lower cost to the consumer. 3. He thinks the expansion will result In great part from the electric Industry's promotion of electricity In· homes and in- WSAZ -TV 'Channel3 Wednesday Thursday ' ·The Editor's MailBag uS: 7:00 ~News ~ of the T~wn 'Tt:3Qo J'~\er -~ Best 8,00 Kr'aft Ttl Theater S:M Sign On 7:00 Today 9:00 Romper Room 10:00 The Pri(:e is Right 10:30 Truth or Consequences 11 :00 Tic Tac Dough 11 :30 It Could Be You 12:00 Current 1:00 My Llltle Margie 1:30 2:00 3:00 3:45 4 :00 4:30 5:30 5:45 6:00 Tennessee Ernie Matinee Tbea1er Queen for a Day Modern Romances Comedy Time Movietime Cartoons News Picture Flatt and Scruggs 1Y~athercast e:':-35 6:45 7 :00 '7:30 Sports Eye NUC News You BP.t Your Lite Dragnet The reople's' Clioit'eLux Video Theater Whirl.yhirds News Headlines Nitewatch Tonight Sign Off new :wcHS-TV Channel& CIIAiiiUi£ UT Around and 1 Lout ·u l .. 1~arned rr· ~s ~~~w;~r:r~!!s . QUIGG'S COMMENTS YI'J.EH Foreign NC'"S ' comme ta·ry J BUCKWHEAT ~: .. ,.... .._. .va; "-··I ··-. lu...:' -· ..=... - rollslt co.,. •114 -to a,...,_ -~~. "--~"..,.'lp·l· I, •a 8ULOYA Given to more Graduates than any othel' fine watch Reg. $6.79 White House Paint $2.49 :~ House Paint . - I ~ $5.49 . ~\\ESHJ\\ \t'\0 Friendship Nite Plans Completed .;·~~·~·:~!~;:, $41St (abunlllbll ~ dltrwal 411J) GOESSLER JEWELRY IPyth ian Sisters r-·T···m··,·.fto·•v·-. Court St. . KEEPS 1r CLEAN! Hummel Figurines Flower,Arrangements mooRE~ STANDARD ·wm, cusmoH - T· E 14"· 6:7ltxl5. S1J85 .,................. I """''" •• 1 Gal. of Plus 1 Pan and Roller Set w•.,.,. rr,Ot u..- ~=;;;;;;;o;;i;;= ' tor Real lfloneg Sa.,fng• L.JVES · TQCK · . REPORT · A•dio Diaf;· 1··=:- • • ze.. IL-• '' . ' spo t Q'I t y .our "'·-· or News 11"50 a m 011- ~ .... av.-.eo.. M.t.... T'V Channe t 13 . 'HorN ' . \ ·Daa•ty DAILY CROSSWORD 'OJj' 10 06 1-''"ou 1 I v -ATTENTION- ~ BUDGf.T 1957 IL 10:00 o'clock A. M. from 2P 1t the bOrne of Mra. Bel -ra Winifrt'd Van Meter ;md childu,, the front door of the- Court Houae Rouah in Clifton bOnorlna: M r~. Mn. Wilma_ Blake, M.n. Jeale ' Mlddteport Ward 11 IV I Ill In Pomeroy, Ol:tio, the followi.Q& J,amea Elias, a reeellt bride. , Cart·vri&)'lt, Mu Lena Lyon ·. FOR Mayor real e1tate: Durlnc the coune Of the evenina: j Mn. Belly Call, Mr1. Anna Hoc; The roHowin1 real estate, 1ituate games were played with a door J man , Mn Ray Pickena Sr., Mn. C. 0. Fisher _ ... , . 83 43 80 89 116 In the County of Meiga, in the prize woo by Mn. Alma John son. Pearl Smith, Kn. Helen William , '. Cecil Bradbury , .. _ 32 71 71 37 35 Stale of Ohio and in the Townahi~ AttendinJ were Mn. Charlea Mrs. Viva Rouah , Mrs. Lucy Roush Ray Fr&l:ier ••..•.•• 19 21 9 of OraDJe, Sec. 6, Town 4, Range Allensworth, Mrs. Ted Riley, Mn. Mn. Mac.- Stewart, Hilda Rou.d·. 7 26 12, and bounded and detcribed aa Evelyn NiebolliOn, Mr•. Mae W.am Deanna and Myrlin Durst, .Mn For Council follow• . viz: sley, )fn. Jam-e. Young, Mh; Eileen Foreman and Sharon, B ·I Ernest Co•ert .... '. _ 56 109 89 70 22 Being in the Soutbeut quarter 1La=:"::.'"::..:".::."::"::•n:;d;:.,-:::"'";~•;;--::N::•""::::Y_V :_:.m va Fay and Kathryn ,roblliOn, Lo~ , David Jenkins .... _ 47 52 87 40 30 of 11ld Sec. 6, Town -'· Range 12. 1p•IU Ann Gtbbs. 40 · h e Sout b we-s1 cor,..UP - Dr. Lou~ Mrs. Harold Rickar d Sr.. Mr : Begmning at t NEWPORT, Vl 'Wayne Gibbons . . . . 55 96 70 -53 35 nel' of Lot No. 18, in the Village Piette, who hat pradiced medicine Harold Rickard Jr., Mn. Earl InL. R. Wiley . . . . . . . 51 ,';2 97 64 30 of Mntlnsvllle; thence East 11 here for 40 years, recently deiiv- gles, Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. David· Miller ....... 55 rods; thence North li rods to t~e ered his 40tJt .set of twin•. He has Alma Johnton, Rita and AJ. 98 82 70 30 East way; thence Welt a1ong u1d delivered a total of 2,262 babies, Smith , Ottty Martin, Jo Rou&h, Robert McElhinny . . 40 81 52 47 33 EaJt way 11 rode to the road l~d- including two lett of triplets. Greg Smith , oHr. and Mrs. Thu. Lee Smith ........• 47 78 ing from Cheater to Coolville; man Young and the hostesaeJS, 57 30 I 58 thence South along aaid road !l Mrs. Belva Roush, Mrs. Howar'l John Zerkle , ..... , 68 138 79 83 52 rod! to the place of beginning and known U Frankie Parker John1on and Mra. Thelma Henr · Fred M. Collins ...• 157 45 47 32 ~5 dee'd. Sending gifts but unable to a 'known u Lot No. 19 tn said Village of Ma.rtlnavllle, containing WEBSTER & FULTZ tend we!'e Mrs. Clara William , Russell Bailey . . . . . . 50 77 55 3157 lf.Jacre lllore or leu. See Vol. 44 Attorney• for AdmlniJtratrix Mr. and Mrs. Charlet Knopp; M:n Clinton Fisher . . • . . 4 7 92 67 62 33 Page '75, Deed Record of Meigs (5), 8, 15, 22, 29, (8) D. lite Eva Knopp, Mn. Irene Juatia and Dale Dutton .. . .. . . 81 117 County, Ohio. 99 92 43 Alao, the following real estate Clerk in the Southea1t quarter of Sec:. 8, Charles Murray ·. . . . 39 94 52 39 36 Town 4. Range 12, Orange TownGene Grate _ . . . . . • 87 114 99 93 42 Jhlp, Melga County, Ohio. Beein: A Real Paint Deal You Can't Turn Dawn nl~ at the Southeast corner of " Treasurer A. lot No. 20 In village of MartiniYille Jean Lama .. .. . . . . 89 165 1 114 lit! 55 thence E111t five and one-ball (5~) Amateurs & Pras rods; thence North 10 rods; thence West io the Nortbeut corner of Pomeroy Ward I 11 Ill-A 111-B 111-C lV ALKYD Lot No. 19; :thenC'e ~outh to tbe For Mayor place of be&innina:. containina: 55 or sq. roda. See Vol. 60:. Page 39 and LATEX Charles Legar .. 37 72 131 92 90 42 4Q. Deed Record of Meigs County, Delmar Canaday 33 59 53 46 56 35 Ohio. Harry Miller 9 12 13 The following real estate is sub6 7 5 ject to an eaaement and rights of For Council the Columbus and Southern Ohio Both far $4.95 Roy Betzing 46 100 151 101 103 49 Electric Company to eret'l and . / Dor Schaefler 43 90 158 103 107 46 maintain electric pole• and suy Richard Jones 42 80 138 88 46 wires. , 102 Franklin Rizer 51 71 146 93 Being the aame real estate con· 95 51 DURO LUX ONE COAT veyed to Frances 'W. Parker, also Leslie Fultz 34 70 141 32 94 known aa Frankie Parker, by deed Hobart Raub 26 58 131 73 74 recorded in Deed Book 163 Page Pat Duffy 1 533, Meigs County Deed Records. MRS. HARRAH FoW.er 1 Said premises appraised at Complete One of Ken1 Tone and i'of Clerk The EUB CJ\.urch ht Mason, w. Given in marriage by her fath- $8,000.00 and must be sold for Mt Stop Watch Enamels Edna Schoenleib 49 " 98 177 112 121 58 615 Va., was the scene of1 he weddiog· er, the bride wore a street length less thail two-third• of said apFor Treasurer { of Miss Dorl!l Lee Litton to Pvt. dress styled with a laee jacke• tx-a)Jed · ~lue. TernU: Cash in Elma Russett 41 90 164 106 110 55 566 Glen c. HArrah, u. s. Army. She and a full skirt. Her shoulder hand on day of sale. Carl Hendricks 1 1 is the daughte-r of Mr. and Mrs. len~h veil was held 1n plat'e t.y Said premise• Jocat('d in Orange - -- -- - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - Floyd C. Litton and he is the son a bandeau or lace and net. Sh.e . Townsbip, Meigs County, Ohio and ~ t>.SSOC\AH. SlOll.t of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Harrat~ oarri('d a white Bible covered in Martinsville, now Tuppers with white carnations. Plains, and on the .East sideof all of New · Haven. State Route No. '7. ..,.·-d·-ou••g.h.--.., Rev. Ralph Mahoney perform ~d Pvt. and Mrs. Harrah are gra . ETHEL M. STOUT, AdmlnE. H. FLORIAN & SON the double ri~ reremony. duates of Wahama High St'hMJ jstntrix of tbe Eatate of Mr .. and MTS. belton Sayre wer · Mrs. Harrah was formerly eHt.play 104 West Main St. Pomeroy . Franoea W. Parker, aLso lhe honor attendants. Mrs. Sayre ed by Dr. Riclgewny in New Have-~. sister o1 the bridegroOm, wore a and Pvt. Harrah was employed by beige dress with white ac· th~ Kaiser Construction ' Co., fn RaVenswood. on entering the ar;my . -;lo;:----;'-'.-- - -The couple will take a motor Plans wee made for the,r · ,_ trip to Fort Sam Hou..~ton, Te:c: .. Friendship Night Pomeroy Persona Is where they will reside while llc of ~;Cvcnteen new . and Mrs. Carl Fisher and is stationed With the U. S. Army ' the Meigii Temple Pf{'hlan r .r,,ugl,ter Roberta, of· Moorehead, ther.e. ..... met Tueiday night at tl\e K. Ky., were *eekend guests of h', I,:;::;;;;!;::;::;::;::;:::;:;::;::;;, Hall. Mrs. · Wil!iatn Allman, II Chief, presided in the absence mother, ' Mrs. Be-ssie Enzenauer . Mrs. Cash Bah:-, MEC. The Gfouo; Mrs. Russ Watson left Monday morning for a visit in Louisvm•, ter Temple will be srEcial .illl'~ts Ky ., with •Dr. and Mrs. J. B; Mnf · for the ~vening which is SChi!· shall. duled for June 4. Committen-s So e~yl Just roU out dough. named by Mn Bahr are: Program Leo Lewis of Columbus spent Spread with Arbuckle's Brown Mrs. Arthur Skinner -and Mrs. the weekend with his mother, Mr> Sugar. Dot Mth butter. Roll up, Horace, McELlilnny; ':efreshmcntp, Emma Lewis at lhe home of M.·. c:ut in thin alices and ·ball:c ! M·rS. Homer Janes, Mrs. Allman, and Mrs. Charles Buck. Mrs. ~tilton Russell , Mrs. E. R. Choose Now For Tompkins, Mrs. T. F. Hawkins; Mr. and Mr~. Bill Deamer and Mother from our De--urat\on, .Mrs. William Lowe, son, Bobby, of Columbus, Mr. a'n I array of lmporlaal M·rs. George Childs, Mrs. Phil\, Mrs. Osear Bauer and daughter, Ltllle Gifts Meinh:~rt. Chester Road, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rumfieldu Rutland, were Sunday guests or Mr. and Mrs. A salad coUl'sc was served at Charles Buck. . the c1ose or the meeting by M • . for Beautiful Gli!nn · Burt of :Mechanicsburg . ' GeBrge C.hilds. wa.J the Sunday guest of Mr. an I Mrs. Charles Burt, Rutland Road. Madonnas - St. Francis _ Jeff Werry spent the weeken o In Dayt(ln with Mr: and Mr'. Forrest Phelps a~d Mr. and Ml's. Imported Pau1 Werry. He abo vbited the US Air Force museum at thl! Pat· Pansy Ring tcrson Air For« base. · - 8:30 ~,oo Tbb. iB Y-o111 l!.ife ,,30 0 Henl'): Pla)lhouse 1.0:00 Pomeroy, Ohio 1o,oo TIIA 10:3.0 Gentlemen: 10,30 10:40 New!il Headline!! Betar<Ung the :new- ..plant to be 12.:00 constructed tn Letart ·F•Hs, Ohio. 10,40 NUewatcb ! :00 12,00 Tonlghl Here is the ~t in(otma-tioh. HJO Slid .011 The Anterican eu,mp ft Foundry Corporation are ~pletitl&- a lbergef with· The Internatioaal Nickel ' Corporation and are JOitlg to pro,. · . duce a superb grade of "-PUMPER· B - --- -T-""H"'u="ns:::Dc-:A-::Y:-----"NICKEL". _ 7:00 Captain Kangaroo "'r"'.A • tL' Yours very bmly, wEDN.JisDA't 1:00 CaPtain t&ngaroo 7:45 CB'S Morning News 1 ,.,-.~ Bob Rowlingr 7:. :CBS. ~o.rlJjpf Ne"s 8:00 Morning Show Mlddlepart, ()hio 8:00 .Mo(jiDf SlioW 9:00 Garry Moore mulka in lbe election beld last · 9:00 GaiTy Moore 9:30 Arthur Godfrey r .. January. 9,30 t>rthur GOdfrey s 10:30 tri ke It R1c h "To Viall Pope 10:.10 Strike it Rich 11 :00 Valiant Lady As evidence ol Poland's liberai- 11:00 Valiant Lady 11:15 Love of Lire U:ed rule. Wyszynsky has be~ 11:111 Love .o l Llle 11:30 Seal"('h ktr Tomorrow dustry as power to heat, Pl'llvlde ll&ht and p<tll'form laboriOus !rimmed eyebrowo ond mus- gl,en permiRSlon to •lsi! Pope 11;30 SearCh for Tomorrow work in every facet of lj.fe. , t1J1 tache and seems ceneraUy youna- Ptus XU and is due to go to I U5 G·uidlnc Light 11:45 Guiding Light 4. He thinks Philo No. 8 is a breakthrou•• In technology "lhan when he wos losing welaht 12:00 ·K atie's Kitchen th t .,.. With Rob-.rl "'uar'-" •1r,.n'',:•t,!e's" . interest me In unsplit tn- Vatican City thl& week. 12:00 Xatle's.Kltchen 12.:30 As the World. Turns . a wt resu 1t 1n t h e 1n d ustry being able to contlbue prt)frcss "' n • Gomulta will get one big boost 12:30 As th~ World Turns 1:00 Our MillS Brooks m creating more power at less cost. CHAPEL HILL. N. C. - It 's not more money, because- the Kappa or course, the apprentice in- in SeptembeP. Mao Tae-TunJ, who 1:00 Out Mil8 Brooks Wh_ile we hope to print in IJ"eater detail' later how the Phi- true that you c~an't come home Alphas across the street are thirs- structor who taught me Spanish ia seldom leaves Red l-'bina, Is to 1:30 ltouaeparty 1:30 Houaeparty lo Umt N~. 6 is a technological· leap into tlle fbture, tills much again. ty, too, and need ice. The profit in- now head of the romance language vl1~t Poland u well as Rus 1ia in 2:00 Big Payoff • may be satd now: This l<o being typed in the Phi l'entive is never bad when you are department and the pretty 20-year- Saptember. 2:00 Bi.g PByoff :so Bob Cro.'lby'SbGw , 2 Kappa Sigma house, where I playing philanthropist. old eoed who kirsed me without There setma to be • stronr 2:30 Bob Crosby Show 3:00 Brighter Day l . The use of super critical pressures and high temperatures most of my more pleasant It Is reau1 very strange .how lit- ivtrodut'tion turn• out to be little feeUnJ In warsaw that if Ruuia 3:00 Brighter Day • J Jn crcat.lng steam has permitted engineers to forget the old bad habits between 1931 and 1936. tle faces change in a quarter cen· sue Dawson, daughter of some fine ha~ any tbouJht of trying to ouat 3:1~ Secret Storm 3:1~ Secret Stol'pl . concepboo of the "boHer." Philo No. 8 can create steam by and ve1'y litlle seems to have tury. A group picture ·&n&Jiped in fr1Mds and Whoae picture 88 a Gomulka, eJth"r directly or 3:30 Edge of Nlght 3:30 Edge o~ )Ugh~· ·•-;· heaUng water to 1150 degrees, and under the fantastic pres- changed except my hairline. 19a4 would generally resemble the live--year-old filly I toted through through the Polish "Stalinists," 4;00 The Early Show 1 4:00 11te Early.--$tlbw.··~ sure of 4,500 pounds per square inch . When water is SO heat· It's fantastic how very little the lads around the campua. And the the war as a good-luek charm. Mao wlll dlecoUrap it. 5:30 YOur Easo Reporter · 5:30 Your bao S:epqrter d I kids ch<mge from the ¥roup of coeds, who all seem to wear lfhor'h Charlie Sha1Ier used to ..... a good G lk 5:~ Sporta Parade 5:45 Sports e . t never goes through the "bubblm· g" stage . To the critical n 1 , · d · h d ..., ~ omu a D'!B-Y -t hb big-st .... w lh Paniile "n ru 18 ~ wa raJse 111 • e roe s these da.)is, .1re still clear carbon football player, and now he Is a boost soon, howe:;,, from •the 5:~5 Weatherman 5:..,... ea erma : POIDt of -pressure and beat It is entire]y Hquid. Beyond that are still pretty, and the bar Is copies of ali the girls you were in graying dignitar~ who bad the U 1 d St 8:00 Action Action 6 00 instantaneous moment when criticauty is reached it is no still aclive. And the hospitality Is love with. d . n te ates. Washington dia. Ed d ..... • l_onger liquid . It "explodes" into steam! Hence , no oo'ller. That almost excessive. goo ta .'1te to ma.m an old dane; patehe.s II&!' ~t an ·-acreement 6 :1" 0 oua;1a1 war s 6:15 Douglas E~ ...ardsRight now 1 should be downThe muBic hasn't changed at mg par1ner of mme. uncter wbich Poland' wlll set about 6:30 Giant Step 6:30 Sgt. PrestOn of the Yukoa the break·through. Engineers the world over are applauding stairs in the basement necking--and· all . except ror the' rock 'n' roll inSome friends (etched me to a 100 million dollars in aid may be '1:QO Arthur Godfrey Show 1• It. drinking room, but the boys are fluence. Most of the stuff that Sin- party In Ralei8'h tbe other nij:ht, ..aJfHd, 1t any time. 'lbat will ease 8:01) MllliOJtaire 7:00 . Ever:y ;Person in America will .b enefit from it _ Mr. Sporn having ,a party, the bandy jukebox atra sings are revivals or'\he mu- and I only missed two l•~a. Th~ Poland's. economjc pUght at least ' ll!atl · I've G·ot ASacret -~~: ~ybouse ~ 1 90 rtght)y is ~I'OUd that the American Gas and Electric Compeny · is blaring Elvis, and I haven 't got 1 sic 1 bought · fur the fraternity rest, grayer ~o_r balder, thmner ot and thl econom·Se altuation is Go: 9 :00. - ;~.•:!fn:~;'News lO:OO Up-to-the-minute News has coordmated the knowledge and orga-nized · the financial a dote anyhow. house when ! was cultural chair- fatter, all came clear throuJh the mtalka:'l bJni!ai . bJndicap. Scanning the· Weathet" ~ Scanning the Weatb~ resources that brought it about. I return to tbe scene of the · man - all the stu(f that Bing mtltts of nearly a quarter century The Late Show o:JO The Late Show 1 crime as a philanthropist. My. frat· sings, that Ella sings, and the Cole as only sightly older sophomore&. ==c::;·:::.:;;:.:~~--=--::::;~~:.-:;;;;-;-----;;:-:::-:::-"-~-----maehim~ . " ernity brothers - who were not Porter, George Gershwin, Roda:ers The people who were nice to )'OU w· A..~ li"tcd, they lnclutle sueh as · born when J thumbed ffi)l way out and Hart and Harold Arlen wrote then are fondly remembered, and I i yy, Lil.ke of Swan, Danube Wave of town. like Dick Whittington on back In the days when there wasn't th~ enemi_es have- all gone away. Jt i.a true that you ell)n come CHANNEL 1~ WED.' J CHANNEL 13 THURS. 1 Waltz. Kojo No ~sukl, TeiU'l,cn N·) his way to London - have .'luffer- any Elvis ant] melody and words · home again, because, really, you 11:89 Sign On. ll:Mi Sign On ·· Bl, Hom e On The R·nngt•, Cradl<' ed scholastically due to the ncccs- were important. The campus is just as green, never went away. · l2:00 NOO'n New's 1U:OO Noon News Son!{ o( Schubert. Kurofla-Bu.~h slty of forever running around (CopyrJab.t, 1937, by United 12:15 Neighbon 12:15 Neighbors. Sudo--Okeso, and Ocdo-Nibon the corner for ice. So I have be- and the kids still cut classes to go BY DnC QUIOG come a philanthropist. out to Sparrf)w's Lake _ and the Feature Syndicate, Inc.) (OIIIIIv 12:30 Uberace 12:30 Frankie LaJne bash!" Unitect Pre•• St•ff CarNioondent l have delivered unto Lambda aturdy professors who forced in: .... ..,,. I 1:00 The Feminine Touch 1:00 1'he· Feminine TOuch 1 Well, the cont'eot Is certainly a NEW YOJLK 1/P- Tr.ll'ohone chapter an ice-milking machine telllgence on us are still crammiqlil 2:0Q ~fternoon Film Festival 2:00 Afternoon Film -~stival talken. do vnu fl'el the nt>ed of .; br,Vf! one. Whether "Lake or which turns out 110 pounds or culture: do-wn ~e unwilling gullets -3:30 We With Elizabeth 3!3{) Ute With Elizabeth Swnn" blurted from a reeeln~ r 8WPPt melody In tho enr whl! cubes a day. The normal usage Is or the lads and lauies who would · l ·l• 4:00 Cartoon Club 4:00 Cartonn Club · will h~:~ve sufficient t'harm to Wllitin"' ror somcnnt to he t'h :1 5:00 Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 Buffalo Blll Jr; soo!h{' the sava.e:e breast of a about 70. This will save the boys much rather nerk in the ll'lbon. ed In the phone to talk to .vou? 20 bucks a month, which they can light. ' i . • "' 6:00 Five Star Final 5:00 Mickey Mouse Club Do you liP.! more nnd more lm quivering executive who .ha5 bePn inveat In whiskey. Tho professors hold up remark· ~ 8:1& Jphn ~llY & the Newt 8:00 Five Star llnal pBIIrnt. wit~ the t·urt> ivcr nt vout· told to walt is something lhal wll~ It will 111ve them time. so they able. Phillips Rus,!lell, who taught _,. 8:80 Dhlneyland 6:15 Johh 1Daly & the News beAr watchlnl!. WIU lhe man c.t· ~>ar 11nd n.nthlnl( i~!!uln11 thPT~>fl'om may atudy more, and it will breed me a precious thing or two, has ly CHAlLIS M. McCANN 7:30 Navy Lor 6:30 The Turning POint but tiny I'On.tm8 of Q( n!.ic? fh \'On plodc! Or will Wfl l'tnd him relnx 7:00 Circus Time United PHtt Steff Corresponil.nt ChBmn ~I lhP rnou11m l"rl'~ Do vou "d nnrl s\nlllng A'Home On ThC' Wladyslaw Gomulka, who led 8:00 Onl.e and Harriet· 8:00 Danny Thomu .Show yc~rn (Olr II !rnnnuill ·~ilw n\11. Ol' Ranjl'e" t .... lhe aerom!)&nlment of r.:~·Jl11l! ~ji'IUL.;,j Poland's suce.elaful revolt aRalnst · B:M- ·FOrd Theater 8:3Q Mark Saber .-. I &CROI. a r,.,.,. hurst. ~ M Flv i• Prl'•l~v . !o the throbbing phone? Banzalt 'j(;J O[:l :::.l'J..:I:::I 4. B}tter 20. Vim Soviet Russian domination, Is fae- 1 • • · 9:00· F.petdlly Night Fl&btt 1:~ Telephone TUmef.'JIII'J I:!I• :...l\1)\-j!'!ll t.atorm vetch ea•P It he tntnlt>hM i ll'nsh:m? ~t.l"ra­ itli a new test of hi1 strena:th. 11:-415, ' _ J;tKOpe ftt30 MOvie 1:1•H:l •t !. :l:•l•J \"ill a. c.11.-d crut n'1 ""'"" ntt now. S·•v ''"~ . A nrl The central Committee of the 1'0:00. eW& Of· tb~ Nii:ht 1Q:OO N(!:W.'I ,of the Nllftt 1'4 'LI ~- [ fJ I :I ~.'1L-~ ! ' 6.:MU'I oint· h!lvinrz ulrl if. hou'TV r!"l-jt (low ·' I •J I~I IJ:.ol i-4f.;l ~I'Jf•;I:J Poll•h communist Party -officlat.. 10:10 Theater 1,_3 · 10:10 Theater 13 · , to. .,....,.. Mme meat I ~'-'l l!1 1.j(llj [ -'!I.J In th1> !'"lllhln 'fl'llrlitl'( Co .. LUI. 12.Payo (8p.) ly, lhe United Workero Party, lo . 13. hrolp- f..:~':.l •cl ~ ~ 1-.r.::11.J !.:I I -~ ~ ~ l1 "ivHid-Chn C.:hh,nl.-~ . •Jan11n . ly ltnh M. IU.. to meet Thursday. 7.7V l.',. IJ ,=I L':il11•: k:(TJ;-.1 atlellllan f. Con•umtcl . MASON PIRSONciiU 'J'h!•rf' Y01 1 UI!JI (111rj lh" /lfl'lW " r ,,, :1 ,l fl'JI.J [ •]';'1:1~ Warsaw dlapatchel report that · May 4, 19&7, Sales aa. A ntattte. a. Death 2t.DooN Charles Rife and son!, Robert · -• '·, :i l :f ::l f: Jr1lrJI•Jl1 to vour n'"ohlem. T'l" J'lnllnP :r the faction of the- party 'Aibieh op. Valley Uvestoek 9.8con:b 211.Hul0a '"Hall! firl : l •l 'J:-1 !!1~ Mra.;'Rota Flhk 11: .vlsitill{ · ·wj~\ 1t Jnnq- Jut . h~l' l" hrnulilhl th,. and Ronnie and Harold Rife of ,. , poses Gomulka's Independent pol,. as.-.y 11-Ntrlif..\ Ja.Cow· ·.~'., 1:1\: 1 \'~'·,I:H'1 r\lbsny, Ohio were In Pomeroy on h.,.< Qauijbff"! . and Cliqljli.,. llr. 1 i 11 1cl'!h/l~ In lhP ht\cphOnt!--~ tllrofl. llay ley will m~e a d.etermbted bid tO, IIlllbs 17 to 17:80 as.;:: ID.Man'a ancf lffl. Elwyn Bull, FaU& CbUreh dlnll lhl'l nJ'flll118t•, to hfl 11 IP1 ~ ! bu1lnesl', Saturday. name to C'heek any fUrther U.ac:I toward· to t• ·~;;,ll\~~~ Rot•N 1'................ ~Rd!lllr. •and Mf>. :Trw liberalized rule. • •" momrontnns Gil thqt nt l!!f' U.Loa.. aa.B•r Mr. and Mrt. Ray Hutton, Mr. 38. Salt I' lliel'l'!~l ·ll•. . ......t oul rrearr~ onrl nnnred soda walt'r. U.Biuoch.-.4 D. Play"" To lhla end, lhll)! will lllht """" and Mrs. Charlea Hutton and Ml•s I).Wotpt Jt, ColcmiHCI clally to Jet Deputy ~mter 3S.wol'<la Dhtfl•r-d At World Ptlr Pearl Hutton of Baltlmore, Ohio, · i,~. ·ancl' Mra. F.d\\~ , Rf~D (llliilJ . apta J5.KHp npn Nowak back on. the Ceatral tO.Itxll\ The ~nventlon reme to lla:ht at were calling on Mr. and MrL Charaltd.' ion visited over· tire' WMJt.shJ Committee, ftom whlc:h be wa1 the World Ttade FaJr here. Tho les Rife and family •nd other rela. U.Piontwilh Mt•. •i¥1 WUJI.im Slrun~ ouated last Qetober. I dtwlce looks llko tho base o1 .. tivea in thi• area Sunday. 1• ~ aHitrS!)JIH8Dk: m Chatfl«ston, ., · ' J fthey a~, Gomulka'1 talk desk t•lephone, with a cradle to roro.' • !'flcii'lllng home, lbetl dfoli4 Mr. and Mrs. CharJt• Rife and preservlna hland's indepeadpui the recelvtr on. to~a~,Va. ·· .· 1. em~e of MOsCow domination wlU dautbter. Mr1. luanlta SQ.toa and II.A,apr Here's the way U worlu, ac 1101~whd ~<. ompioye4 · be made ~ven raon dlfffeuJt. · IIO.Val')' ~ cording to the pamohlet preparerl b., 10n, D•vi~, apent We4nelday at Zanes,;llJe Is 5pemHna '& fe,w Hu • ~ ..,.._ anernoon wltti M'r. •net Mrs. W. <ldld by the Japanese firm: .. When a dap .u~ his home here. · ~: Rllo ol Wlllloavllle, oomuuca w11 natorad ao ltU· IM. -'!'<HL.J man run• up II nbt found ne 1 • V. Earl post of first ""'tuy ot tH Reed eaUecl on Wac lat· . Ill. 1'flplft the telephone .nd mutt be ten• rett and famU:r Saturday evtnln&. Wts. 10 to 14· Cb""' · .II.COIIatllloo Communlit Party at the time of:~~~~~ for, or when Jomethlnliil ur1en· 18; Seconds 12 ~~ ~ ' .··. ·Ezra Knapp called on Cbarle• thE!;· Polish revolt ID OCtober, after r render~ It iml)o.nll'tle tor you tc Rile Sundoy. having beea lmpriaoned u a. "U. rl"t))C)nd to the telephone call at toi1t" - one wbo. like Pnltd&nt onee. Ju•t put your rerelvar oil Mr. antf Mn. Rl.1mond Tbotn•• 1 .u. B!Dftcllmaa Tito of YUJOIIavla, . ~sed to thh midline, and an orQ:el Me w;JI and ton, Lart'J Jptnt Sun161.knuckle under 10; tbe Bu..tan.-. atart playing music •utomatletlly dl)' with her mother, Mn. Freda Ever since Ilia Jteltorttlon, Go•.a_ ..... tendJn, out a sweet melody to Weill and lomlly. mullta bas beeri. beset by prolr tbe ear ol the m111 who cay,e yo\J Mr. and Mn. Harold Rlltt and · lemo whllh milhl· bo.. overa -rlnR but I• kept wnltlna -and chUdren, Bill)' and Bonnie of Alwh-.lmed ntln, "-~hnpaUont to, talk." bany spent Thuraday evnJnc with He has eont~:~nd with a HaraaRed and N~>PY buaine.111 hlr parents, Mr. 111d M'r1. Cbai'lea sefl'"'' •••,o.~ciml< ailuatlon. men will ur~e it's unnleuant to Rife. the '1stallnlst•" Mlsa Path' lUfe rpent S~aturdaJ be kept w1lt1n1 on tit• phonJ. ~~ . :lft· tlhf Piritlcula1'ly, u the J)lmphlfl with her aliter, Mrs. Juanita Sax. I.WIII<IIr bee• licliiJoa gyt, "Wh.tn one Ia bually oee•. ton and family. '!'NI· bopied on a,eeount of the preuure ....,.ttl, lhlt4- . ldlr· Mr. ·and M:rs. Ger~ld !'Ja~ton and work." \ made a bu1ineas trip to In the klacrutable way that Sa ' l - cb.lldrttp p.. Wellltton, S•turd.,ay: evenlnJ. D•D.Y Oll'D'tOQUOTJ: - lhW1 "" to '""' a.n eae 1Vt'rcbmiths have wl\h th.. " Mr. and Mra .. Hatlitn Rife made AX11DLBAAltB tbe D-'li.Jh lanr.t:u.aJe, It sdda: 11 Surh a buslnen ttlp to Pomeray Satur· , II LOMOI'IIIoloOW cao• hope for to unpJtuantneu nn en.d ly be .:t ~ . day. 1 eomett.Q whltb will per-lttter olmllb' atMct.s tor anothll'. Ill IIIII A t.s UMCI pe-nlled with, and tervi.cu to lmto- atop 1hil trend. · Richard Lee Rife apent Saturday IW tiHt lluw L'o. X tor Ill• two 0'1, •Ia. Blqlt lltiOro, · -"·o·i;:t aot been fot • alnl\llar port~nt cllentt can be deeldf"filv night with Ronnie Rlre. · ~ tbt ltnath and fomlatiaa· ot the wordl an an bbitt. lmlH'OYed upon bv LIM of our sU'•· 8iib 41)' tht codt IItten 11ft 41ft.,.t. o( ••PPort. It Ia douhlful Joseph L. Rife of Chillicathe Je« mathlne which wJU bring lo was a week end 1uest with his par. Gomulkt wollld hut 1a1tA q.O..... , th., ear or the man. lmtJatlent lfl enta Mr. and Mn. CbarJea Rife and • talk ovet the phone hut Is tftpt family . OWO OVW LDPBWI C~Nr~IW UD~ . wtftin.l(.... wllh sweet mu.,ie, thtui .Bob Bowen !pent the week end Las., IIYJ OUW IIYJI'DJilrQW<j.l' AllY JdlUna hh lro.patlenee." .. with hll relatives here. A ltetMtol,.. Gr.rald S'tixton has employment , vDr . o~e•xuar-DriiDIIU. Tho · be in McArthur •t the powder pJanl y.our f"lf to Mrs. JUanita Suton and ,, olayld ~!!· '1'1111 doil'l' ~ 01' Lll'll open! Frldo1 olttrAqoo with bor. 1 tliould "' ~ 'l(nll\r;. AIID HONOIJII,. ~~~<ent.s, Mr. ond Mra. ChiriM Rife?"\ ...'d,· ~fi!Nii " - .,.! • The Sentinel Primary Election Results Joann , Eileen DtiDCan, Hele.a Bat• ker, J(rs. Uoyd Holfman, Lanna. Wrl&bt, Sue Johnaoa, £uta Jed. man, Marpr:al Rhode., ""'- lAJI lna)et, Mrs. Dayton Rlfnet. ·Ml~l Sally Durat, Jane Bermett. 11~• cllle Harrl10n, Mra. Miii'J ~ Myrtle UtUe, 1Jv1 and :.Jane Jf.;:· well, Evelyn Locket, )(ra; Lllrot' . Pienall, Xra. Cbarh!l Yelier, Mn. Fred Thabet, l&rs. El).lDI. Edwards, Mrs. Han-bon Bob11!; son Jr. 1 8:30 8:00 01' I>UILIC IALI Mrs. James El'10,5 I5 Honore d Guest I InNOTICI Doris Lee Litton, Glen Harra.h punu ..... or tbe order of the Olurt of Melp county , At Brt"dal Showe f G"IVen On Monday In EXC hange Of W8 dd .IOQ VOWS Probate Ohio, 1 will oller lor qle •t public auctivn on tbe 8th day or June, A bridal shower wa1 held April )t.eter, Jennifer Van Meter, Mrs. 0., May 8, 19~7-3 Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Youn~ and children, Charles, Billy an 1 Barbara of Ga1ion were wecke!,d gue.st.s of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. 0. Barnitz. Mr. aDd 1!f.rs. W. 0. Barcitz were bullin·ess visitors in Colum{ bus Tuesday. Mrs. B. F. Howland and ch;J. dren, Terry and J)onnie or s:. . t~arle.s~ . Uji~Oi1, ..-spent a y.•ecn With her parent•, Mt-. and Mr!i. Jesse Hayes, Kingsbury, as thr.y were returning from ·Florida w)lerc they spent the wlntcr. While here they visited Mr.'!. C. E. PeopleS ·and .the John Algeo fa.Jl · ily of Athen.s. Brass Planters and Placques Glass & Ceramic Placques Milk Glass I; H. SANBORN JEWELRY STORE "Sewele:rs Sinee 1190" Mill St. . ,. ~ j Middleport Tht economy low p~nure · ftre for !hose 1whO w~~t t~p perfqr'!'Ohce ·a t leu _ coat•. Reprennts -.;lue for above tfl low. prtct. . · . . . . ·. i 'Unconditionidly Guaranteed · .Get tlult "Bow \ ln· Writing for l~ Mo~ths EverY Moore's tl~ is eold with a .written lt:'-ar~tee a~a11\sl IUl1 Qnd all driving huards. · . No.Where : will ~YOU fmd -a more liberal auara.ntee regardleSS o1. the price you pay 4 WY IUDGIT TlaM. AY~E • • \. -.w r.;,uDg" with.Ashland Detergeni Yoar Health II First · Gasolint:s. They drive out harmful ensitJ~dirl"wl!ile you drive. You'll get that clean ~wert" · To aaleguard mp.st Octaao E..r gives you n!oreg.-"ta"'w"'a~y'"on the · · our firal your heallh It conaideration. .We . compound tY&ry prescription witl) __,rofesaional precision from froah stoc:ke of top-qual· itv phe~rmeceuticaJL straightaway, mO!'C gasoline mileage, too. Old cars,1 ·'"> new ears, all cars can be powerfully clean. Whichever · your car requires, Eihyl or regula~, try a tankful of.) "an Ashland Detersent Gaaoline today I, ASHLAND OIL - --- --- a REFINING COMPANY OIL 410 PROD Pomeroy �t · Pill1 Selltlntl, Pomeroy-:Middlepart, 0., May 8,1957 ·~~ Ja,kets Take 15 To 0 Shutout Over Pomeroy J>Day Raeing Scaeon Opening :Redlegs Red Hot In 7th Victory As Johnny Podres Is Downed 9-2 7 Evtra 8 ..., av Clouts J _ d T0 v·JCtOry ho~er 14RL WRIGHT al Rood llde ond UnUH PrHs Sporh Wrihf whipped t_h.e Brooklyn Dodl{er& That famUiar fire en11ine color Tuellday mght, 9-2. Tbe >llctory marked the " hottest" players in jlave Hal J~Uce~:al, a . converl~ the majors today xs the Cincinnati out{ie\~er. h1S Cl~ patch ina triRedleas nn thelr victory streak to umph tn Ebbetta Field. el&ht games and Ted William~ of ·.Willia~a droYe in three runs MtnJ' aUendiDCf and mutual the Boston Red sox senl hi• hat· w1tb a smgie and to give llaad1e per nl,pt bave ihcreased tina avera 1e soaring to .t53. the Red Sox a t ·3 tnump~ over lteadll)' tlnee 18.Ul persona turn. the White Sox. Ted. returdlni to ed out to Wag-r $U'71UO to 1951 . The Redlegs looked ltke the burl. action after belns: hit un the rich\ Lut 7t4f tbe attendance total of the season wb.en they lost s1x arm sUnday at Cleveland, also Will. IT,'III With 41 ,&98,099 wac· straight games to the Milwaukee drew three walks for a perfect ere4Braves. But now they're traveling night as he backed Tom Brewer's ;;;;;;;i::l:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii;• ;;;;;;:;::;;;;;;;;;;~l~;k~e~a~n~O;;h;~o;;R;;!;;';;"~b;;o';;t;;;;p;;•,;:",;:;n;;:ai tbre&-blt pitching. ; Herb Score, who led the majors iR strikeouts the lad two s-eason3, J s uffer('d what may prove a serloua Injury when he was struck on the right eye by a Hne drive in the , first inning at Clevellnd. But the Indians with Bob Lemon replac· in ;; 'ieore. batlled back to edge tile New York Yankees on twa unearn· ed runs 2·1. · VIc Power hit his .!econd homer of the night in the lOth jnninJ to &lve the Kansas City Athleticlf tileir !qurth 11-rJIJ~t victory, 3.2, over thfil ~I.UQI.ore Orioles. In Tuelday• 1 only day game. two-run -.omer• by Frank Hetuse and Frank Bollin~ gave the Detroit Tigers a 5·3 victory ·and ruined Cookie Lavaaetto't debut as man· ager ~f the Walbiqton Senators. Cookie replaced charlie "resse'n 11 manager. " I c;ndnnaU ln the other National League ao- 4 by the Jthlla"elphia · Hi d t d t plneh-bitter Bob Speake and Dale CuN a lll-8 triumph Stetaon over the Pltllburgb PlrateJ, and AL Worth· ln.to~·, live ICOrelesa relief in- rUnt• helped thli! New York Gianta 4own QJe St. !A~• CIU'dinlls, 8-5. Art Schult epllected three bits Ia the R~dters battered Johnny Podre11, E<l Raebw:.k apd Ken Leh· PII:J1 to keep the ntaJor leasue IIIJOfl'a lon.~e.t winning streak Shapes ond Shades to ~very Man's Taste allve. Tbe Indiana beat the Yankees Jn the tJ.fbth when rlaht fielder Hqnk Bauer lost AI $mltb's pop Cly and then threw wildly to second, per. $3.95 PLAY GYM SETS, to $6.95 Choose hefM, the c-<><1-) ~trp hat that wUl send $19.95 you ••ri&ht about face" into the warm months. We've got ex· ln~ludes 2 Swings, Glider, Rinas. Trapese, Bars $29.95 8QII,y the ahape, weave and color most flattering to your fealurea, moat plea•lng to your taste. Same as above plus Slldo Taka your pick NOW from peak selection of etyln, complete till rang11. __ ;NEW YO-RK .___, CLOTHING HOUSE .. ---~.--------' The Clothing C::orner of Pomeroy SAND and WADE POOLS .. .. .. $17.49 BEACH BALLS ·· 79c SWIM llld WADE POOLS · · · · $2.95 up The Sports ·Center Aullaorlted Distributor for MaeGregor Spor!lng Equipment BS Mill Sl. Middleport Jim Bowles. playing first bas' against Pomeroy, wall tbe slugainJ atat f-or Coacb Nolan SwaekbaOll> er'Jl boys who (Jlayed South Wel:i. ster this mornina: In the sudde~ death district finals at Athena. He bit three for four. two of tbeni trlplell. His tb.ird hit was • double_.. Four other doubles ran,1 Qff Pomeroy pitchers with Xenoedy, Wayland, Henneny and . Kindy J.ettlng one each. In all, tbl' laek· eta &ol II hila, ..... lor exlro bases. There were no homen. Hindy led off wHh a walk; Bowles baneed out hill' firat triple, Bobby Nebon singled and stole 1econd; Henneny wu .safe On the first Panther error and Jr. Ken. nedy aot hil double. Arn9Id wet-.t to the showers as tour ru.QI h•d counted and nobobdy was out yet. Cunningham put out the tift, Middleport got another 'In the !l'econd Inning wben with two out Hindy walked, was safe at third. on an error and at· home on iilll an· oth~r. Bowles cot his second triple but died at third. · · Three more scored in the n/ih lnnina aa Bowlca walked, &tole ser.· ond and Neh~;~n walked and He nessy singled. Kennedy was sa e on o rielder's choice and the ba9eR were full as Bowlell came home . Whitlatch lined Into a double pl~y but Ed cro11ks, up ne-xt, sinaled Kennedy home . 1 I• ~- I1 1 1 I' I' I l I I t 1 I 1 I I I ... ~~ ~~ QuJ•et~ J I please"' ' ~ 1 1 Mo~a Day p,. lou ...... - cpolol •.."hh 1ft ~DD Telepb-.'ln becln>oon, kilehOA or den it meiDI a privale - ' - 1<0 to)k._. ...-·· ,..., "' . pt, ~ COD.,.,iooce••• all1'"' • AYiit.blo Ia 1>e1 cbol.. of 8 Jcmly coiOrt. ' · Call - 8wiJieu Of&.,. . I I 'nUt I, I I< ~ . II 1 -GINIRAL TELIPHON~ ~COMPA-N~ ~J OF OHIO ·· 1 :' l AM..--'C..·'~Qo-.IO.•ow>roloot<o .. I I I 1 J " ' ., .r,.t.... s....i.OfAWOol!!J ·~ J ~-~·~-------~------------------------ __ I I J t ~~~ 176 48' lA 136 f~:O S6 16 -.r• r H. hr ht OW lnQ lg 18 S B . ... ..... f'1ght R8S ult•• FASHION'S 168 791 2t'!9 By Ualtttl I'N.. ' 1~7 18(1 4R 1 JCttt\J'II.TQN, Pa. ~ Cttlrlla...,.. 177 118 411l kut, 195, Port WMh~ •• y., I83 186 166 514 slopped· lob ·O'IIr'left. ltSYJ. ,. •tb208 161 156 ~2') abeth, N. J, C4). . lf'IAMI Ba*tC~ Fl~· ~~oo 134 1•a 159 4 .; 3 831 324 778 WJ Qrtli 1311!.,· N~ 'Vork;.....,. ntM Ike v • .,,h.., 1M~ Cl.n cln tlO). 4t:.l 166 162 132 209 162 156 54.. '""''"""-~~;;;~;i{"'~~ i9 til lf IS"' 15g lUI 134 409 HaDdlCaP 173 till 117 4{1 Tota} . ; ....... '788 '779 88 2408 76 138 157 47 ; Wright ....... llf.'i 1M let 48'! a83 749 696 ~21 w. Am\efson .. 2:p0 1~ l.~ !Hl G'ibb.!l : : . ·. : .·. . 166 2PS 214 W 9 140 180 4.q Total , . . . . . . . 004 861 83! 2497 14 169 un 154 4.74 . toM 148 !!)2 166 4i5 ~~~~YR•. ~~~~ . 138 1~2 ~31 427 ~~ 182 139 J$8 431 ~: - ~= 45J Haggerty . . . . . 141 l84 , 168 4!5J too . Jllr.k Home"", In 1 First Time At Bat In Minors · N"' York Clothinl ... 24 center ...... .. 19 Wt1t Uoi~UQbla'J Mel Clark 'IL • R. 1'\rottono . . . . 16 p)ayed bl.o firtl 10me with lhe !Jit'l'. Vorl< Clellll"' Ho... lat\1101'thr . . . !jiB ~~ 162 Ob.,leatqp ~n•tora , Tu~da)' "'IT .. .. .. .. l!!illl'il 138 q_iJ~t f.Pd JPt t 4Grpa "'" ovor lind ... ..... t~ the center tielcl fence his first .... J56 169 145 Sauer time at bal. 194 170 146 Clark indicated urller th.ls Lytle . . . . . 162 223 week be might retire rrom ba'4e· I<loes . . . . . & 21 21 ball a!ter he was optic.ned by the Handicap Detroil Tigers to the Senaton. Total , .. .. . .. .. 843 921 830 Pomeny Lions Club He is expected to 1>, in the regu Jar Capitol City lineup Cor the DArst . . . . . . . . 183 159 1~7 Searles . . . . . 138 190 144 time belni. ~porto i Fashjon loves thO aimple lines of this sum' · , .. pump , .• a srace P•!~ undersCO\'e your clothes from da\1'1) .to !!u,-. It's a low littie shoe, done in 'smooth . white leather, its clever ljoes ·. traced with perforations. Only 21 26 29 W¥hington at DetroH-Kt!ro· mcrt!r 0·1 v-s Mau 3·1 Baltimore at Kanus City nia:llt - Lues 1·2 or John.:Klll Q-4 va Kell ner &1 New York at Cle\·chmd nigh; - Ditmar 1 0 vs WJ.·nn 2·2 NATIONAL LEAGUE W L P.:t. 08 Milwaukee . . . 13 :1 .722 Brooklyn 12 6 . .667 1 21.: Phone 191 489 H< ::1-.... =••n •.. ••••..,.. .......,........... ··~· liiiP*""-: ....... ~ ~:: o~( ;INt ...... Moo., I"OND PIN'I lit: wei~ MNtDb or mar Wh~ . I Sl~ FREE • Wootfworll: ·~ luy., appl)'-fUt-cll')'lnl .................. ;-.._ TOUfh, ....tloand lottg.._....tl'll HOGG & · ZUSPAN Mi.'tERIALS I NCORPORATf.D Mason, W.Va. !\lew York . .... · 8 12 .400 6 Chicago . 6 13 .31.6 7 tJI Pitts bur~h . . 5 13 .263 Bit.! Tu•1day'1 RtiUift Cinci·nnali 9 Bl'o oklyn 2 night Nf!w York 8 St. L.oui.s ~ nieht Philadelp hia 8 Milwaukee 4 nigh Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 8, 14 in •• in~U. night Wedne•day's Probolble Pitchers St. Louis at New York-cheney 0· 1 vs AnloneiJi 2·3 Clnrinnatl at Brooklyn night ~ I ~ SPORTS 1 eo~mlUee met Monday evn IDJ at the bOmt ., Mrt. Max.lr.t' Arnold, Athtns Jlofd, for tbe1r May meetlnr, lltJ. Annla Pbelypt]r. and Mn Robtrt Hoovn, leadert were pre aent and diK-uued the art.iviti ~ tor the summer. 'Troop cards wer. · presented to Mn. Arnold, Mn. Geor~e Starcher, Htt. Eula Hauy and Annis Phe\pt Jr. DESK By Chet 'hluleblll Base~ qut,: How Cl~ a buemap catch a bali but still be scored with an error on thuame play? ' lho •I 11n Hcnderaon and Mra. ROM Carr \.,t nurtdiY afternoon. lrlr. lllld 1&•. Garner Griffla reo uived word of a 10n barD t. their JO&oin·llw and dauaJrt,er. Mr· ·ml KH. Ct~.arlts O'Brien of Colum· but Jut • .u. Thil is tltetr lint child. Other anndpuentt are. Mr. and llrL Sed O'Brinl, Jll\tr'Dil er;~ndparr-nta:, and ~rs . Roae Carr, Df Alfred, m1ternal .,-e•t Jtlnd- mother. · A·t hens pi'esbytery yOUthJWI . Y Held At Gallipolis On Sunday The New HIYeb lbow w~ ~ a By the time ~ou are readinc sort of teat: Will real 1ff•lln1j thia the YeUow laeketl pme ht draw in the hlnterlandl ,;wn lt Is Atbetll today wlll be hilt.ory . Win ao euy to ruet oo the TV and aee or loee, let SportJ Deak extend ill top Uner.1 Jn ~· •rt ot J.lqJ.~~tihlt hearUest eottarat_.latlopt to coach shattered letn\Jfl aDd ~entked Nolan Swaekh1mer and his JII'IJ of heads! uqdefeated baleball players (befor. today). While we u;pect, and' No h~pe for their victory thil mornih,J, t~ fortune• of war and ~rt .rt never predestined, 10 heither lJ the outcom·e of the- Jact.ti. SOu'b Webllter 11tae tQdu'. )lld~port Jqf. bt.q_ ltt.ta t.a~&- I:~!~~ H•~• w~f!~~? ~· (:m~7i7i~~::. Scout Troop In Meeting Monday The S.lilbury Glrl &rout. Troop th~ Citizenship, Tbomu Dickenar:, WIATHRoGUAID Atbena You.th Presbytery .eonven Gallipolis; Fe~lnolhlp. Gary Hiv· ed Sun~r. ·Ha:r 5 at 2:30 p. m. ;~.,t ·nor, $ev,rly; A.dYilon. lin. Geo. GaLJipolli. The addre11 of we L. Andlhon Jr., Middleport; the I ~;orne was &I Yen by Gretchen Smith Rey. RPllert Farrow, Nt!:w PI/· 1 and Jo Ell~n Wollled t~e w~lp moutb, or .ltl)ens--Preab~. •ervlce a.uuted by Gall Malden . Nellonville. former local resident I Informal talks on Camp Pre:· mont. Piedmont, o., and of You. S)'nod, Wooater Colltp, WOO>Iter wtre .Jiven by Pam Snyder, At hellJ~ the Rev. Ed c..ter, tM f.l'\1. Larry Woodru_(C and -other ~g thil tprlq #ter .. .,.,_., .• lay.. youna: people and eoJQred alide11 MI. ,t.lter di•UtrOUIIbiQ:etblll and takea Jut year at the&e Wlll/S f~lblll 8ell9hl, the , Jacibt1. have shown. • ftb9landed with tJubtlildlng bril- Dinner was terYed bY the mo~a· Ua:nee In ba~baJJ. The Jlng on er:; of the Galtipoli.t Wutminster Swaet'• club obvlouaiy lo¥e the Fellowship member, tnd the evegame and are leanwt1 fast . If nini( se!!l~ion began w•tb ~e busi· wlmi!'l tllem ,ood luck will help, ness meeting followed bY a ean41e we wub it. light instal1ation aet"Viee. . .. Rev. Robert Farrow, New Ply· OL" PROS FIGHT mouth gave the opening pray Jr PORTLA·ND, Ore. UP-A cO'l· Jnd these offieen were initiated : pie of "old pf:OI~' ol the fight M-o derator, Gretchen Smith, Gal· Jame, Nino V!lldeJ apd Jobnny llpolis; vie~ moderator, Bache! Holman, coliJde Jlere toni,pt I~ ~ Scbottke, Logan; stated Cleric. natlomrU)I • telQV.iltd lO.rou~tdcr Jane Ann Thomas, McCon(!.el~o 104 it ~ay be the ~•roJdS (qr ville· Treasurer, Jc Ellen Wolf, them ~· · Nel~nvme; COmmiuion chai · man of Chrlstfan )'aith. Lynn Buchnnaq 1 ¥iddleport: Co~m L1 ·· ion chairman Cbrbtlan W1tness, Nancy A.llilworth, Alexander;. Out· w«e Cold Waves H • Styl" T••thl L••t·lotlln,t ,,.~ , t1ds atalnst wealhtt en The inltJilatktn lei'Vice chace' with a •olo "I W•Jked Tod w Where Jetu, Wi~Utet1'' by )\e HOward Ruppelt, .pastor or :Mid· dleROrt Firat Prea~yteruw Chlu·ell aceompanied by Lynn Buchanan Tbe beMdict.ion w:u pven b.r ~·~·rot. DoH nDt uaclo peel. Utt on wood or ~, lcrtto. Dn•• ioqr\1 r.·~t1te~~.nf. ...J~ Cb~:n~;; ... ...~ ..,._._, Ret. Rupptlt, Mn. J11dton White, Weitmlnster Youtll J'ellowsh:r Councillor; Mn. Andenon, adv : · or to Athent Pretbytery YoutL Council; Lynn Jhlchanan, Bever !y, Perrie, Jtaren and .lud.r GftU· Ebersbach Hardware Main St. here are your perfeet Spring ond Summer SLACKS In a clliBS by themselves! These JAY¥AR slacks - so experUy tailored from the finest, coolest fabrics you can imagine - are perfect for both dress and leis, ure. Check these custom features: e Turned..,ver lop f .or Jnspect'IOn Of ROCine • OES e Matelted waistband and poeketlng e Hoot and eye clollll'e errenrh Ry .._ Planl were completed . Cor t~H: . anflual iospeetwn to be h e' ld •t ':'• · urday, May 11, wben the Ra~ Cb.apter OES met Mon(lay eventn~. Neva Callendine. diftTlct ,deputy, will be the inspedini oCCieer. N 1B · k wortbv mBtron aom r~ er, ,. • and Jesse Brmker, worthy patron, presided and iavitatlcn• were r& pol'ted lftnt to the• 22 chaptera in the district and Je"Yerat other chapter.s. Several Invitations wera reeeived \o attend . inspection in: eluding Pom·eroy Chapter on Thursday eveninf. At the close of the meeUb~ refre!hrdentJ were 1erved bf Grace Swan and Bernice C!IJ'penter. '!11'"*»1 ALFRED . · Linda sue Henderaon is abl~ to be out again after being ill with a vlrUI infection. . · Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pierce of CoolviQe yiJited in the Flndtlna:· caldwell home, Sub~~. I ~;;:,;;;.;~;;;;~~i;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;:;;;; e Hldiealnslde eh11111e poetet e Perfeet tonlour Ill e Deep, anehored pleats I! o.ean·pearl bu'ltoas Comfortable, Good looking, Wait , 'til you try on a pair! $7.95 up Others from $5.95 DOWNIE.. GROSS, Inc. . THE IQN'S STORE E. Main $1. Pomoroy1 II SHI R1EYI$ City, w. v,_. ovoml1hi.J $5.80 GaiiDn ttev. L. H. Strbbias, host paator Falcons Blast Pirates 10 To 4 As Darling Co~lects 3 Safeties ;~·::;~~~;~t;;•ll•. The Wfhp.RtJ White ·JI•Icons Darlina tben hit his second homer the bome run ball to down or tl;le afternoon. I home with llis motbaf Mrs. D. A. Gilmore Plratet ot Sandyvillo · · '-=- · S"'\ith. b St0 re of lo..t Tueada)' after· Glbhll, in chalkmc up ~UII v1e....-,, ' Ande...... .......1, noon Y a on the San dy v111 e 11eld . tory gave u¥-t,but"-t two ,; hits m the Mr and Mrs. -·ston ra'C b 11 1 waa c01. . t'ld · - DarII DJ waa I'a.e hltuul!-i lectecf a game. e .wiD of SQU us e were Wd e nes day .....,.uy b the first manU-1to face him iuests of Mr. and Mrs. J . M etar as h,e collected three- hits m in the s~co'nd innina when he reCrump. tour trlp11. Two wen home runs, Miss Hclcfl JcnJJns of Charles· one of them with tbe baHS loaded. Ueved Van Matre. That ~ame off ton speJ:tl the v.eekend with lu1r He batted in five runs. th.e bat or Bogaess and It was a mother Mrs. Henry Jenkins. Don Van Matre started 'tin the triple. BogieSS was out at the .plate when he strove to stretcb . ~rargaret Lou Gairing of Bridi(e mo~nd f?r th' Falcons but wu ids ll't intO a ho e r n Gibba 1 m u ·' was port, 0 ., was the guest last w~ek relifved m the second by Denver nf her gfandmother, Mrs. H~r)l Gibbs Wh!\w~!'lt>*PR to gain bit .. ~ot . nicked a&ain uz:atit \he slxtl:\ Jenkins. first Yietafy of the seaaon. Gibbs lnnm&. · . Mr. an d Airs. Harry Crump. tanned eight and walked two. The line score: Mrs. J ohn Call(lway o.nd How*'r:! Three of the Pirate'l runs came Sare were Sund•ay guests of Mr on a home run by Frank Enoch Wahama 301 402 0--10 9 /1 and Mr.s. J . M. Crump. with two men on base. That blow Gl'more IMO 000 0--ol 5 8 Mrs. Harr Gibbs returned hqm ~ came in the fourth inning when .Batter1es: Wab.-na-Van M~tre, the past week from Chester, w. Gilmore acored all of its runs. . ,G.ibbll (2) ,and Young; Gilmorev The Falcons jumped off to a Enoch and Ramsey. Winning piteh~·;;;·,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ 1 quiek. 3-0 lead in the first inning. er-Gibbs. r Gary Rouab was safe on an error --..,.---and Darling _singled him home. COLUMBUS CHOSEN Darling.·himselC rode home on a DAYTON, 0. UP-Columbus, Olr lftg ~oma run blalled by Bob QFver. Ohio, waa cbo.sen Tuesday night CLOSED Darling talUed in the third inn- , a~ the site ot a propoaed $25Q.q«>> · Jog when hi! fea,ched firSt Dn a·n headquarters .bulldlpJ by th(' Wednesday Afternoon error and tame home on Charles' Wlomen's inttrnaUonal ·Bowling Open Evenings By Roqsh't triple.' It was in the fourth Conguss. Appointment inn~na iha\ DArling lashed Out with , his era'nd \!lam h·omer with Gibbs, . . KL.U SILINT ~,:.oush. and Dick Vouog on CINCINNATI UP -Big Ted P!!SJ!u! Jt~~ I ' The tinlilt two tcores for the Klu-szewski tuKl no comment toFatcOnt c~me in tbe \pp of the . day about· w.hen docto;s ~ould OP, ' •• • 'and was at RC)Ush «~o~d. walked Dick erate ailmentto that may akeep him 01,1t ot B.ixth wbe:noutGary correct cnppling bact. Yollnf \lolled ljnd acof~ oo an the Cincinnati lineup for the rest error on a thf'Ciw into ctntcr field. PC the season. here! I \ Tom Mason Dally .Sentinel, Pomei'O)'·lllddleport, O.,lbfl,llll,!-41: Salisbury Girl Haeklft' 2·1 vs Newcombe 2·1 Milwaukee at Philadl."lphia nitht - Conl('y 0.0 vs Sanford 3.0 or Cardwell 1-D I~ tba boyt nl\lf p\lf. On Chicago at Pittsburgh night- •bowt wlalh tbtty tanp . " Jtve Drotr 1·3 vs Law 1-0 !l\lteheJ lh p~ UN ·~~ lnl allalr at New !4voa. Nr are alwl!'• wortl>, the prlco qf td!llilOUIZ ANSWIRo If IN• •lon 11 'nterlllnu>inl lo. ~tvoll¥ man Mt hit foot off the INM for the nrat •vent wUI bt a m1tch on • force pllf end . . . not bttweeP. a eouple of q~.ldpta. · A aven touch the- run,..,, 'tM Jiolr ~>,~,..otht le1tUfe the baMman Is 1lwn •n lrftr If other end oltho <frd. the bliMf'unnw arrlvtt ut.ly. II rou ar, • 1P9t1& lov.r of tho DRESSEN CHJiERFUL 'wreiiiiiiJ came mul liar 11 on DE'l'RQIT UP-Cturley D'r'lt- '~ CIIOndlr In ljr!Jbt ted. Ytu'Q sen ahowed no· bitte.-neu as be walil io IIV!! lhat aial>l lor • lrip watched his former lieutenan~ qp Uw river. Cookie LavagettD, run bH ba I ttiOt- 1 club--.the wa~lngton ~nat9rJ. Cookie didn 1t h11ve any better luo~ than Dressen and the Nats Ips~ . 5--3 to the Delrolt Ti&f'rs Tueslfay. BEAUTY SHOP. ~~~~~~=;~~~;~;~~~~~~~~~~Co:u:r:I:S:t:·:311M PomerQy ~ $P..SS~54: j[iiiiiiiiii wreotUn& 1s ~mille to the Bend area asaln, thlo time at New Ha•en In '!'!Ill 111-'Y 'be a ""rleo of the 1!'1111t and groan exhibitions If tbe ltr~n Hay lS-is well attended. The Cincinnati . .. .. 12 7 .632 1 '1 event 1s ~ apollf0n41!Y the New Haven ·Recre(Uon Fund St. Louis 9 8 .1!129 3~~ Committee, j~NC!ieds lh~from to accrue to that fund. Thus 1 it is a worthy tault. ' 1'he aimual Sprlnc Rally of Philadelphia . . . 9 9 .500 4. f1ARTFORD • • 11 vs. KecJan (){) Qo~ald SmHtt. •!u4E~nt at QSU a.t Co)umbui spep, the week a~ mlttinw Gen8 Wpodling tD go to Ch(l()se now for.Mother from our o;roy of prettily fashioned and ; practic;:ally priced gifts; Aild DRESSES - '~' Permanent \V~y · JptJ -.: Misses C:.. Half Sizes HOUSE DRESSES r v~ ..,.. '!l•rb Seore ..... .....,, .,., ila1111,. ••~• .......cl the Clevelaod ·lndlaM' "mll11on dollar'' plteher, Wal '\'Nftlnl com· fortobl)'" In Lol<ealde Hot)lltal loday with a aevere eye Jn)W'y' tbat doctora Con ml)' haft c:lunqed JuiiiOI'i'-lllsses - Half Sizes - Jterlla.t ~d Sun Styles 1Thls you'll8nd: · ~~:..!! II 11111' li1w ~ With Its J!8W Sflkublo-)nch vt ..... :.'&~""' fnt~t ~'!..with Ill new . . .· MW ride, new lte.lng, new roadaP!Jity,ll8ijl~~!r, fs•Al' you lib to grip t1!e wheel of a retlbr:DI!IIble thing-this one makes driving !IWt ' _ handl!ll'· you'l!e eve.t la!ow!l ft. · !S,y you \iP 19 pusll t!1f t;eadle on a~W.-t t~~d. ·than It'~ like silk. Like bcomty. Lib a lade GD th. wiDC ~ly perfon!w. . ' or 1111 arrow on Its. way. It'• lb Hthl,. •IM ..t ~d ;ay that Wla w1t11 Ullt ~of ~1-nu. . ..~e your stopp!o1 ~t IQI!d, ¥u~.. 4whMII. '< ' So cqme try tbls dreaD! Cll1' lei .,._, !:~ Gter' ' If such Ia the - . tlaa this lieauty COlli~ ~· . ' 1 good Dews on price will Q~Bb· you happY, ~ . , wra~ f'!lf YQU. . • . your Bpick dealer today. ...,. · lt's th• 195'riBUick we'~g·about-powe1 .paW.e ~ wi!h perfg!,111ani:ol thai's a hls~M The brllllont. IS·,.....ld touth· paw wat ttruclt In the rllbl eye by a line drive off ,lht IN! ol Gil McDouaald oC the New York Yan· keen In the tlrlt Lnnlna of I aame l'uesdoy nlthl al Munlelpal Stadl· um. Thf! blow also fractured - Score'! nose, "There h41 ~·• tevere hemorrbaglnJ of tli~ eye, but the euct nalul'O ol .lht la.ll>lP will not be W 1 f.,. dll)lo," ,.id Dr. C, '1/i. Tiwnoal, I Cleveltnd eye apeeiaUat. determln~ f'- - ' Joy, a t1!rd!. p~ p~ ~~way. 'IWO GIANTS OUT NilW YOIII( UR>-The New York Giants, beaet by Jnjurles •l~e th• st.tt of IJll'ina tr.Unlna, today were · ~pJlfr~nj.ed .;,.lth two • ........ ........,.., . . hOI . . . will hiW"'- Mueller Wu Jl'dellned with a (foln Injury. .... 8 .S29 Pomeroy 000 000 ()......(} 2 9 ,~, 2 DRESS SHOP lnd St. Pomeroy B<l3 410 037 x-H~ 11 3 Pomeroy: Arnold (LP), Cunning· ham (1) and l.cftle, Wilson (7). Middleport : Hindy and Wayland. ,;· ~5 0 CONDON Middleport, Ohio 54< tbe first, tanned tbrte and gave live free tlckeU to ltrtt. The Jack. eta had a total of seven earned runs of the 15 they chalked up. The Panther Ivss gave them a season ske(n of five wins against seven defeat!. It was the last a:ame for Pomeroy. MOJ"e CUUIItle~~. Ctntor fieldc: WUUe M*)"lll, tt,ottu~re:d by a per !istent vtrw attlet, waa taken lo a hospital Tuesday for a tGmplete ~h4K:'k-up, w~U. rif:ll.t tl"lder Don 1'.+ Q MERCED~$ Rouih's Shoe Store rln aeven innings Hindy had CL!lVEL.\I!D .64 7 J)79 Hots Shorty Coots Dusters Suits Blouses Gloves and Accessories $2.99 23~9 ll II 9 Cleveland ;:· Ernest Covert, Manager 124 E. Main St. Boaton . Kans a.!l City ., 6 8 iH.-1~! 21 140 4.70 So 38J 17 II < walked three and fanned nine whJle Cuqningham1 who went all the way after Arnold came out in .Pomeror Middleport Chira.go .. Delrolo .. . .. .. . II ! 0 52' 210 Baltimore . .. .. 7 11 .U 1 Wuhingto.n . . 4 18 .182 10 T~(• Retulti Detroit S WathloJton 8 Kansas City 3 Balllmore 2, 10 l:tninet, night Clt>velaml 2 New York 1 nlsht WednMdar'• ProiMble Pitcher · GB Boston at Chi.caap.-Sylli Yau 1·2 11411, 830 Pameroy Lions Olub .. 28~ 181h lloblnsons Laun4ry . .. 25\1 19~ Pomeroy :Motor Co. . 24 ., --~ . s·,,, J" WANT SOME CASH ' w_.. IV UNITI:D PR8'SS AMERICAN LaAGUI w L Pet. New York .... 12 e .867 Song $&00 ...$300...t~OO ...flOOO Cl ' · Baseball Re8ults A GRACE NOTE ln Jtn~t~••lonal wrettUPI e~11o fNlm ChJClfO. . F. Anderson .. Hv· In~• tilt* ~ ~~ We_d· Will . . . . . . . . . . , .ad~ tM:tuM drfl'.,. 1RU, mqr~ wlll Schaeole b .-tU. _ , ~Rll ~•te:Jt. l'fOfltih In tM bt ~PPP.tl!il. ~~ Ntw .IJIVIfl Rec- Total (:G(IIIWIDiiiY Buildin& •• Ntw Ha· "alfoo Foun41tiRa ~ tcUytla rec· P rMrc Motor n.n.. · ~ t' '!r..!lt aotlYitltt tor j9~1t:rs a:wen Y The ~ta, apoqaqred by the Nl' ·" ~ • •rn lt · ttl, c,mmgnity Lohs n.,veo R.eueation FoundatioD, arc 6uiidina; ""d t.be awimmiDI pool H ~ · · · 41Ji44 to ttut at 8:30 p. m. and ln tfnr Qlvep. H~~r~:J . . . . . . . wiU t11tW'e a midaet malcb and Tiekttl are OD ule tt: tbe New Houdashelt lwo h.eavyweieht fipta. Haven ~Icy aod tlM l~rris Total In the ~ill evf:nt will be two Bal'ber Qp iP New Keven. Sportt Center qf tbl GIJtttandina mld1et lttar,. ot Whipple tl!e .wre•t~l ,ame. Tbey are Tito IAI-anU:, eO offul &rijound l4txican ~~!~b~~Y tttr. and ·ga Quo Tiny ·Roe of , Franoe Tbe .:ldj;etJ 1flll be preI~DU.TR~ ~IA9"11 Walke~ . n . . .. aeptM · tn 1 belt two-out-of-three Tht t.Jobt lott three ~QI to a 1:B:..::M::oKI="::.::":..:.·:..:.=:.:.:::..:.:.:....::;..:_.:.,1\ar;:,:"""'.:_--·:-":-'-"-:--":ti:::I:f•ll ~ent bot Nt1J Vcui: Clgthi~ t ..Ptlas . · Thul'ldN- \"t Robl!laon• dropp ' d W~tt V~linla's state champion, two ou~ ol thrtf tQ Q. • J. Fll'c "Th; ·¥o1Jntaineer", will be teatur· stone tQ •till liav.• tbe I.Jons 1.... t~d hi the main 80 asainet the hiJh· firit p}let by one J.,OI. The Jy tau!Jd We:dean star, Salvadore two Lop ttllll' plaf e~h oth ,. lCil't}nN. !J'hls is at.o a best two· this wtek to wind up the $6COPd out1)f.tbree match. "The Mquatain· round. eefl' · tlp~ t)te scales at l3f pounds. On the .y-.~ of thl threeta.-1.1;1,. o,_ninJ event the. New wins, bY the Clothlerl, eo..,bined Vodc star, Aee Frtem111~ , who wittl two lot~• bY Pome:ror Mo · weJa:bi, In at .3~ pound.•. wdl ~eet tor, the~ two wa~na are DO'f ti,_d letl ·O Conner, ~0 pound s1ant for tb.ird Ill~ thL. apot' Vr'Ul ·alu be ~t'·d lh'· -ole. .. ~· re ITANQINGI .., • ~~ Lost il Be DBJ~Ul8ed.Jn : 1 ' ~ ·'I Seore'sEyeMfy" j McEih; ...y ... 102 Warnke ....... 149 Handi('ap M Total ......... 83~ Roblnaons Lauftdry O'Brien .. ... 161 Wlqins ..... . 1M . t~ • • for tiM flrat tlat ua C'al f,gq W~n~, VV Vie Werh to fill the baaei 1!Dil, wlUl two out, W~ed RqckY Oolavlto to force In Wooclllu wllh 11>t y.lnnlna run. •~ ~~· ; A big sixth inning made a shiUllblcs o~ lh e Jackets' second bolf\e aame this season. Hlndy opeOOiJ with a walk , Bowles slowed down wllh only a double this time. Nel· son walked, Henne 9 .~Y doubled; ,Kennedy was liufe on an er.r ot. WbJtlalcb walked and stole aecond, Crook• wq sate on an error and llolo aecond and little Yoa l Way· !and doubled, hia rlrst hit""'or the season. Seven Yellow Jackets had ~ircled the bases and ne•d it borne plate. 1.:~~;:;;:;;;~:;:;:;:;:::;-::,;:;:::;~~::;;:;;~:;;'~~~~;:;s~;;;;r;:~~~ StQrdivant wal~d • bitt ave n Y osse a woef at the Pom~:roy S'anther1 Tuesdar afternoon a.t M'ddleport MW\~c:lp~ Park sbuttme them out 1$--0 AI his own ~ates W~tnt on an ll·hlt ~~e~ aga,:st8 ~w:o~n~rny ·~ib,ers, Co rnhoD. 1 ~ R It .,unm !ram. . a~ }C~o. e on crew 0 ~ up~IVer ~at~e~ to P~! u~ much t( awer'e0t"8"11 .,,d"ntseor th "1'0"e.,errol"' up .e II I com. Pev'e"rd Ploomlheerowy,t,•nlew" hlh,trsees.loH.!'I'"e,· 0 • • • by Milton Lambert and S. T. Johq,· a~n, could not have stemmed thl tide anyway. t.Qird and Slhltb. to 1ec:ond. ----•·-·-------------------~!!!!!!~•·•1!' ,..... · Phllliel!l Long in the 14th g-ave the Chlcato r ro ~a ~ D p 1' Jin Card Sched.uled _ eel May I 5 . ( In N•w avAn WI 'W ODe Arnold, heretofore one of Pomerouted Wa~n Spahn whJle giving roy's steadiest young toJIIi&l'l, Wl4 Robin Robertis an 8-t victory over in trouble at onc1 with Middleport the Brave,; two-run li.nJLts by batters. tlon, ' ---- ••• ,.,,_ v-• ..;. v· .I • I .A r. ~,- !1 t • 0 ~ I' (! I . D " ·:-. B U I .' e '! . .,,_,.._, 0 a A L a ~. - .. ~-~~~bolo~ booc:b.l!llluc!Jiuf· ~ ~;,; ~ ~r !Ia~. ind.,,. kitd>eno, walle, woodwark-fumi~. ·or out; ; , 'lillY W .,... • ; • coVIllll moot IIIU'i'aeeto in one quick coat ••• ~ ~~ . 1 ; • waabee lib II i>blna dlab'. , • doZODB .of beauty-planned colono , •• opar. 'kiln~ Gl- omd aatiny Semi-Olool. " ' .. $HOlTS- BLOUSES HOSE Seam, Seamless and Knee High '"''""' ' 1. The famous Keepsake. Guarantee, signed by th' .,... er and your Jeweler, permanently regiBters your rQig aRd guarantees a perfecl diamond of ouperb colqr "'d cut. . . · · 2. Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping a• advertised . . · therllin. ~ " Tile patlonally advertised pfl~e ~arantees lull ani! 1!111form value. · · · . 4. Exchange privilege, If· you ever wosh to turn In ypur Keep'sake toward another Keepsake of greater valpe, at &ny one of thousa~ds of Keepsake Jewelers In tbe 0 .8'.A. and !Is territories . Wh,re y._.,.. Cfafldende I~ Jutlftocl • ., • flii.L ond HALF SLIPS GLOVES- PURSES Panties- Handkerchiefi GOWNS Give You This +Point PrOtection 'COLLINS JEWELRY ··•• • -t-OPPERS DUSTERS Shorty, Waltz Length and · Full Length Pajamas Shprtle and .' • Umbrellas • Pedal Pushers •Apronl Regular Middl•port Department Store W' GIVI SAH CNIIIN f'AIII~S �t · Pill1 Selltlntl, Pomeroy-:Middlepart, 0., May 8,1957 ·~~ Ja,kets Take 15 To 0 Shutout Over Pomeroy J>Day Raeing Scaeon Opening :Redlegs Red Hot In 7th Victory As Johnny Podres Is Downed 9-2 7 Evtra 8 ..., av Clouts J _ d T0 v·JCtOry ho~er 14RL WRIGHT al Rood llde ond UnUH PrHs Sporh Wrihf whipped t_h.e Brooklyn Dodl{er& That famUiar fire en11ine color Tuellday mght, 9-2. Tbe >llctory marked the " hottest" players in jlave Hal J~Uce~:al, a . converl~ the majors today xs the Cincinnati out{ie\~er. h1S Cl~ patch ina triRedleas nn thelr victory streak to umph tn Ebbetta Field. el&ht games and Ted William~ of ·.Willia~a droYe in three runs MtnJ' aUendiDCf and mutual the Boston Red sox senl hi• hat· w1tb a smgie and to give llaad1e per nl,pt bave ihcreased tina avera 1e soaring to .t53. the Red Sox a t ·3 tnump~ over lteadll)' tlnee 18.Ul persona turn. the White Sox. Ted. returdlni to ed out to Wag-r $U'71UO to 1951 . The Redlegs looked ltke the burl. action after belns: hit un the rich\ Lut 7t4f tbe attendance total of the season wb.en they lost s1x arm sUnday at Cleveland, also Will. IT,'III With 41 ,&98,099 wac· straight games to the Milwaukee drew three walks for a perfect ere4Braves. But now they're traveling night as he backed Tom Brewer's ;;;;;;;i::l:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii;• ;;;;;;:;::;;;;;;;;;;~l~;k~e~a~n~O;;h;~o;;R;;!;;';;"~b;;o';;t;;;;p;;•,;:",;:;n;;:ai tbre&-blt pitching. ; Herb Score, who led the majors iR strikeouts the lad two s-eason3, J s uffer('d what may prove a serloua Injury when he was struck on the right eye by a Hne drive in the , first inning at Clevellnd. But the Indians with Bob Lemon replac· in ;; 'ieore. batlled back to edge tile New York Yankees on twa unearn· ed runs 2·1. · VIc Power hit his .!econd homer of the night in the lOth jnninJ to &lve the Kansas City Athleticlf tileir !qurth 11-rJIJ~t victory, 3.2, over thfil ~I.UQI.ore Orioles. In Tuelday• 1 only day game. two-run -.omer• by Frank Hetuse and Frank Bollin~ gave the Detroit Tigers a 5·3 victory ·and ruined Cookie Lavaaetto't debut as man· ager ~f the Walbiqton Senators. Cookie replaced charlie "resse'n 11 manager. " I c;ndnnaU ln the other National League ao- 4 by the Jthlla"elphia · Hi d t d t plneh-bitter Bob Speake and Dale CuN a lll-8 triumph Stetaon over the Pltllburgb PlrateJ, and AL Worth· ln.to~·, live ICOrelesa relief in- rUnt• helped thli! New York Gianta 4own QJe St. !A~• CIU'dinlls, 8-5. Art Schult epllected three bits Ia the R~dters battered Johnny Podre11, E<l Raebw:.k apd Ken Leh· PII:J1 to keep the ntaJor leasue IIIJOfl'a lon.~e.t winning streak Shapes ond Shades to ~very Man's Taste allve. Tbe Indiana beat the Yankees Jn the tJ.fbth when rlaht fielder Hqnk Bauer lost AI $mltb's pop Cly and then threw wildly to second, per. $3.95 PLAY GYM SETS, to $6.95 Choose hefM, the c-<><1-) ~trp hat that wUl send $19.95 you ••ri&ht about face" into the warm months. We've got ex· ln~ludes 2 Swings, Glider, Rinas. Trapese, Bars $29.95 8QII,y the ahape, weave and color most flattering to your fealurea, moat plea•lng to your taste. Same as above plus Slldo Taka your pick NOW from peak selection of etyln, complete till rang11. __ ;NEW YO-RK .___, CLOTHING HOUSE .. ---~.--------' The Clothing C::orner of Pomeroy SAND and WADE POOLS .. .. .. $17.49 BEACH BALLS ·· 79c SWIM llld WADE POOLS · · · · $2.95 up The Sports ·Center Aullaorlted Distributor for MaeGregor Spor!lng Equipment BS Mill Sl. Middleport Jim Bowles. playing first bas' against Pomeroy, wall tbe slugainJ atat f-or Coacb Nolan SwaekbaOll> er'Jl boys who (Jlayed South Wel:i. ster this mornina: In the sudde~ death district finals at Athena. He bit three for four. two of tbeni trlplell. His tb.ird hit was • double_.. Four other doubles ran,1 Qff Pomeroy pitchers with Xenoedy, Wayland, Henneny and . Kindy J.ettlng one each. In all, tbl' laek· eta &ol II hila, ..... lor exlro bases. There were no homen. Hindy led off wHh a walk; Bowles baneed out hill' firat triple, Bobby Nebon singled and stole 1econd; Henneny wu .safe On the first Panther error and Jr. Ken. nedy aot hil double. Arn9Id wet-.t to the showers as tour ru.QI h•d counted and nobobdy was out yet. Cunningham put out the tift, Middleport got another 'In the !l'econd Inning wben with two out Hindy walked, was safe at third. on an error and at· home on iilll an· oth~r. Bowles cot his second triple but died at third. · · Three more scored in the n/ih lnnina aa Bowlca walked, &tole ser.· ond and Neh~;~n walked and He nessy singled. Kennedy was sa e on o rielder's choice and the ba9eR were full as Bowlell came home . Whitlatch lined Into a double pl~y but Ed cro11ks, up ne-xt, sinaled Kennedy home . 1 I• ~- I1 1 1 I' I' I l I I t 1 I 1 I I I ... ~~ ~~ QuJ•et~ J I please"' ' ~ 1 1 Mo~a Day p,. lou ...... - cpolol •.."hh 1ft ~DD Telepb-.'ln becln>oon, kilehOA or den it meiDI a privale - ' - 1<0 to)k._. ...-·· ,..., "' . pt, ~ COD.,.,iooce••• all1'"' • AYiit.blo Ia 1>e1 cbol.. of 8 Jcmly coiOrt. ' · Call - 8wiJieu Of&.,. . I I 'nUt I, I I< ~ . II 1 -GINIRAL TELIPHON~ ~COMPA-N~ ~J OF OHIO ·· 1 :' l AM..--'C..·'~Qo-.IO.•ow>roloot<o .. I I I 1 J " ' ., .r,.t.... s....i.OfAWOol!!J ·~ J ~-~·~-------~------------------------ __ I I J t ~~~ 176 48' lA 136 f~:O S6 16 -.r• r H. hr ht OW lnQ lg 18 S B . ... ..... f'1ght R8S ult•• FASHION'S 168 791 2t'!9 By Ualtttl I'N.. ' 1~7 18(1 4R 1 JCttt\J'II.TQN, Pa. ~ Cttlrlla...,.. 177 118 411l kut, 195, Port WMh~ •• y., I83 186 166 514 slopped· lob ·O'IIr'left. ltSYJ. ,. •tb208 161 156 ~2') abeth, N. J, C4). . lf'IAMI Ba*tC~ Fl~· ~~oo 134 1•a 159 4 .; 3 831 324 778 WJ Qrtli 1311!.,· N~ 'Vork;.....,. ntM Ike v • .,,h.., 1M~ Cl.n cln tlO). 4t:.l 166 162 132 209 162 156 54.. '""''"""-~~;;;~;i{"'~~ i9 til lf IS"' 15g lUI 134 409 HaDdlCaP 173 till 117 4{1 Tota} . ; ....... '788 '779 88 2408 76 138 157 47 ; Wright ....... llf.'i 1M let 48'! a83 749 696 ~21 w. Am\efson .. 2:p0 1~ l.~ !Hl G'ibb.!l : : . ·. : .·. . 166 2PS 214 W 9 140 180 4.q Total , . . . . . . . 004 861 83! 2497 14 169 un 154 4.74 . toM 148 !!)2 166 4i5 ~~~~YR•. ~~~~ . 138 1~2 ~31 427 ~~ 182 139 J$8 431 ~: - ~= 45J Haggerty . . . . . 141 l84 , 168 4!5J too . Jllr.k Home"", In 1 First Time At Bat In Minors · N"' York Clothinl ... 24 center ...... .. 19 Wt1t Uoi~UQbla'J Mel Clark 'IL • R. 1'\rottono . . . . 16 p)ayed bl.o firtl 10me with lhe !Jit'l'. Vorl< Clellll"' Ho... lat\1101'thr . . . !jiB ~~ 162 Ob.,leatqp ~n•tora , Tu~da)' "'IT .. .. .. .. l!!illl'il 138 q_iJ~t f.Pd JPt t 4Grpa "'" ovor lind ... ..... t~ the center tielcl fence his first .... J56 169 145 Sauer time at bal. 194 170 146 Clark indicated urller th.ls Lytle . . . . . 162 223 week be might retire rrom ba'4e· I<loes . . . . . & 21 21 ball a!ter he was optic.ned by the Handicap Detroil Tigers to the Senaton. Total , .. .. . .. .. 843 921 830 Pomeny Lions Club He is expected to 1>, in the regu Jar Capitol City lineup Cor the DArst . . . . . . . . 183 159 1~7 Searles . . . . . 138 190 144 time belni. ~porto i Fashjon loves thO aimple lines of this sum' · , .. pump , .• a srace P•!~ undersCO\'e your clothes from da\1'1) .to !!u,-. It's a low littie shoe, done in 'smooth . white leather, its clever ljoes ·. traced with perforations. Only 21 26 29 W¥hington at DetroH-Kt!ro· mcrt!r 0·1 v-s Mau 3·1 Baltimore at Kanus City nia:llt - Lues 1·2 or John.:Klll Q-4 va Kell ner &1 New York at Cle\·chmd nigh; - Ditmar 1 0 vs WJ.·nn 2·2 NATIONAL LEAGUE W L P.:t. 08 Milwaukee . . . 13 :1 .722 Brooklyn 12 6 . .667 1 21.: Phone 191 489 H< ::1-.... =••n •.. ••••..,.. .......,........... ··~· liiiP*""-: ....... ~ ~:: o~( ;INt ...... Moo., I"OND PIN'I lit: wei~ MNtDb or mar Wh~ . I Sl~ FREE • Wootfworll: ·~ luy., appl)'-fUt-cll')'lnl .................. ;-.._ TOUfh, ....tloand lottg.._....tl'll HOGG & · ZUSPAN Mi.'tERIALS I NCORPORATf.D Mason, W.Va. !\lew York . .... · 8 12 .400 6 Chicago . 6 13 .31.6 7 tJI Pitts bur~h . . 5 13 .263 Bit.! Tu•1day'1 RtiUift Cinci·nnali 9 Bl'o oklyn 2 night Nf!w York 8 St. L.oui.s ~ nieht Philadelp hia 8 Milwaukee 4 nigh Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 8, 14 in •• in~U. night Wedne•day's Probolble Pitchers St. Louis at New York-cheney 0· 1 vs AnloneiJi 2·3 Clnrinnatl at Brooklyn night ~ I ~ SPORTS 1 eo~mlUee met Monday evn IDJ at the bOmt ., Mrt. Max.lr.t' Arnold, Athtns Jlofd, for tbe1r May meetlnr, lltJ. Annla Pbelypt]r. and Mn Robtrt Hoovn, leadert were pre aent and diK-uued the art.iviti ~ tor the summer. 'Troop cards wer. · presented to Mn. Arnold, Mn. Geor~e Starcher, Htt. Eula Hauy and Annis Phe\pt Jr. DESK By Chet 'hluleblll Base~ qut,: How Cl~ a buemap catch a bali but still be scored with an error on thuame play? ' lho •I 11n Hcnderaon and Mra. ROM Carr \.,t nurtdiY afternoon. lrlr. lllld 1&•. Garner Griffla reo uived word of a 10n barD t. their JO&oin·llw and dauaJrt,er. Mr· ·ml KH. Ct~.arlts O'Brien of Colum· but Jut • .u. Thil is tltetr lint child. Other anndpuentt are. Mr. and llrL Sed O'Brinl, Jll\tr'Dil er;~ndparr-nta:, and ~rs . Roae Carr, Df Alfred, m1ternal .,-e•t Jtlnd- mother. · A·t hens pi'esbytery yOUthJWI . Y Held At Gallipolis On Sunday The New HIYeb lbow w~ ~ a By the time ~ou are readinc sort of teat: Will real 1ff•lln1j thia the YeUow laeketl pme ht draw in the hlnterlandl ,;wn lt Is Atbetll today wlll be hilt.ory . Win ao euy to ruet oo the TV and aee or loee, let SportJ Deak extend ill top Uner.1 Jn ~· •rt ot J.lqJ.~~tihlt hearUest eottarat_.latlopt to coach shattered letn\Jfl aDd ~entked Nolan Swaekh1mer and his JII'IJ of heads! uqdefeated baleball players (befor. today). While we u;pect, and' No h~pe for their victory thil mornih,J, t~ fortune• of war and ~rt .rt never predestined, 10 heither lJ the outcom·e of the- Jact.ti. SOu'b Webllter 11tae tQdu'. )lld~port Jqf. bt.q_ ltt.ta t.a~&- I:~!~~ H•~• w~f!~~? ~· (:m~7i7i~~::. Scout Troop In Meeting Monday The S.lilbury Glrl &rout. Troop th~ Citizenship, Tbomu Dickenar:, WIATHRoGUAID Atbena You.th Presbytery .eonven Gallipolis; Fe~lnolhlp. Gary Hiv· ed Sun~r. ·Ha:r 5 at 2:30 p. m. ;~.,t ·nor, $ev,rly; A.dYilon. lin. Geo. GaLJipolli. The addre11 of we L. Andlhon Jr., Middleport; the I ~;orne was &I Yen by Gretchen Smith Rey. RPllert Farrow, Nt!:w PI/· 1 and Jo Ell~n Wollled t~e w~lp moutb, or .ltl)ens--Preab~. •ervlce a.uuted by Gall Malden . Nellonville. former local resident I Informal talks on Camp Pre:· mont. Piedmont, o., and of You. S)'nod, Wooater Colltp, WOO>Iter wtre .Jiven by Pam Snyder, At hellJ~ the Rev. Ed c..ter, tM f.l'\1. Larry Woodru_(C and -other ~g thil tprlq #ter .. .,.,_., .• lay.. youna: people and eoJQred alide11 MI. ,t.lter di•UtrOUIIbiQ:etblll and takea Jut year at the&e Wlll/S f~lblll 8ell9hl, the , Jacibt1. have shown. • ftb9landed with tJubtlildlng bril- Dinner was terYed bY the mo~a· Ua:nee In ba~baJJ. The Jlng on er:; of the Galtipoli.t Wutminster Swaet'• club obvlouaiy lo¥e the Fellowship member, tnd the evegame and are leanwt1 fast . If nini( se!!l~ion began w•tb ~e busi· wlmi!'l tllem ,ood luck will help, ness meeting followed bY a ean41e we wub it. light instal1ation aet"Viee. . .. Rev. Robert Farrow, New Ply· OL" PROS FIGHT mouth gave the opening pray Jr PORTLA·ND, Ore. UP-A cO'l· Jnd these offieen were initiated : pie of "old pf:OI~' ol the fight M-o derator, Gretchen Smith, Gal· Jame, Nino V!lldeJ apd Jobnny llpolis; vie~ moderator, Bache! Holman, coliJde Jlere toni,pt I~ ~ Scbottke, Logan; stated Cleric. natlomrU)I • telQV.iltd lO.rou~tdcr Jane Ann Thomas, McCon(!.el~o 104 it ~ay be the ~•roJdS (qr ville· Treasurer, Jc Ellen Wolf, them ~· · Nel~nvme; COmmiuion chai · man of Chrlstfan )'aith. Lynn Buchnnaq 1 ¥iddleport: Co~m L1 ·· ion chairman Cbrbtlan W1tness, Nancy A.llilworth, Alexander;. Out· w«e Cold Waves H • Styl" T••thl L••t·lotlln,t ,,.~ , t1ds atalnst wealhtt en The inltJilatktn lei'Vice chace' with a •olo "I W•Jked Tod w Where Jetu, Wi~Utet1'' by )\e HOward Ruppelt, .pastor or :Mid· dleROrt Firat Prea~yteruw Chlu·ell aceompanied by Lynn Buchanan Tbe beMdict.ion w:u pven b.r ~·~·rot. DoH nDt uaclo peel. Utt on wood or ~, lcrtto. Dn•• ioqr\1 r.·~t1te~~.nf. ...J~ Cb~:n~;; ... ...~ ..,._._, Ret. Rupptlt, Mn. J11dton White, Weitmlnster Youtll J'ellowsh:r Councillor; Mn. Andenon, adv : · or to Athent Pretbytery YoutL Council; Lynn Jhlchanan, Bever !y, Perrie, Jtaren and .lud.r GftU· Ebersbach Hardware Main St. here are your perfeet Spring ond Summer SLACKS In a clliBS by themselves! These JAY¥AR slacks - so experUy tailored from the finest, coolest fabrics you can imagine - are perfect for both dress and leis, ure. Check these custom features: e Turned..,ver lop f .or Jnspect'IOn Of ROCine • OES e Matelted waistband and poeketlng e Hoot and eye clollll'e errenrh Ry .._ Planl were completed . Cor t~H: . anflual iospeetwn to be h e' ld •t ':'• · urday, May 11, wben the Ra~ Cb.apter OES met Mon(lay eventn~. Neva Callendine. diftTlct ,deputy, will be the inspedini oCCieer. N 1B · k wortbv mBtron aom r~ er, ,. • and Jesse Brmker, worthy patron, presided and iavitatlcn• were r& pol'ted lftnt to the• 22 chaptera in the district and Je"Yerat other chapter.s. Several Invitations wera reeeived \o attend . inspection in: eluding Pom·eroy Chapter on Thursday eveninf. At the close of the meeUb~ refre!hrdentJ were 1erved bf Grace Swan and Bernice C!IJ'penter. '!11'"*»1 ALFRED . · Linda sue Henderaon is abl~ to be out again after being ill with a vlrUI infection. . · Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pierce of CoolviQe yiJited in the Flndtlna:· caldwell home, Sub~~. I ~;;:,;;;.;~;;;;~~i;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;:;;;; e Hldiealnslde eh11111e poetet e Perfeet tonlour Ill e Deep, anehored pleats I! o.ean·pearl bu'ltoas Comfortable, Good looking, Wait , 'til you try on a pair! $7.95 up Others from $5.95 DOWNIE.. GROSS, Inc. . THE IQN'S STORE E. Main $1. Pomoroy1 II SHI R1EYI$ City, w. v,_. ovoml1hi.J $5.80 GaiiDn ttev. L. H. Strbbias, host paator Falcons Blast Pirates 10 To 4 As Darling Co~lects 3 Safeties ;~·::;~~~;~t;;•ll•. The Wfhp.RtJ White ·JI•Icons Darlina tben hit his second homer the bome run ball to down or tl;le afternoon. I home with llis motbaf Mrs. D. A. Gilmore Plratet ot Sandyvillo · · '-=- · S"'\ith. b St0 re of lo..t Tueada)' after· Glbhll, in chalkmc up ~UII v1e....-,, ' Ande...... .......1, noon Y a on the San dy v111 e 11eld . tory gave u¥-t,but"-t two ,; hits m the Mr and Mrs. -·ston ra'C b 11 1 waa c01. . t'ld · - DarII DJ waa I'a.e hltuul!-i lectecf a game. e .wiD of SQU us e were Wd e nes day .....,.uy b the first manU-1to face him iuests of Mr. and Mrs. J . M etar as h,e collected three- hits m in the s~co'nd innina when he reCrump. tour trlp11. Two wen home runs, Miss Hclcfl JcnJJns of Charles· one of them with tbe baHS loaded. Ueved Van Matre. That ~ame off ton speJ:tl the v.eekend with lu1r He batted in five runs. th.e bat or Bogaess and It was a mother Mrs. Henry Jenkins. Don Van Matre started 'tin the triple. BogieSS was out at the .plate when he strove to stretcb . ~rargaret Lou Gairing of Bridi(e mo~nd f?r th' Falcons but wu ids ll't intO a ho e r n Gibba 1 m u ·' was port, 0 ., was the guest last w~ek relifved m the second by Denver nf her gfandmother, Mrs. H~r)l Gibbs Wh!\w~!'lt>*PR to gain bit .. ~ot . nicked a&ain uz:atit \he slxtl:\ Jenkins. first Yietafy of the seaaon. Gibbs lnnm&. · . Mr. an d Airs. Harry Crump. tanned eight and walked two. The line score: Mrs. J ohn Call(lway o.nd How*'r:! Three of the Pirate'l runs came Sare were Sund•ay guests of Mr on a home run by Frank Enoch Wahama 301 402 0--10 9 /1 and Mr.s. J . M. Crump. with two men on base. That blow Gl'more IMO 000 0--ol 5 8 Mrs. Harr Gibbs returned hqm ~ came in the fourth inning when .Batter1es: Wab.-na-Van M~tre, the past week from Chester, w. Gilmore acored all of its runs. . ,G.ibbll (2) ,and Young; Gilmorev The Falcons jumped off to a Enoch and Ramsey. Winning piteh~·;;;·,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ 1 quiek. 3-0 lead in the first inning. er-Gibbs. r Gary Rouab was safe on an error --..,.---and Darling _singled him home. COLUMBUS CHOSEN Darling.·himselC rode home on a DAYTON, 0. UP-Columbus, Olr lftg ~oma run blalled by Bob QFver. Ohio, waa cbo.sen Tuesday night CLOSED Darling talUed in the third inn- , a~ the site ot a propoaed $25Q.q«>> · Jog when hi! fea,ched firSt Dn a·n headquarters .bulldlpJ by th(' Wednesday Afternoon error and tame home on Charles' Wlomen's inttrnaUonal ·Bowling Open Evenings By Roqsh't triple.' It was in the fourth Conguss. Appointment inn~na iha\ DArling lashed Out with , his era'nd \!lam h·omer with Gibbs, . . KL.U SILINT ~,:.oush. and Dick Vouog on CINCINNATI UP -Big Ted P!!SJ!u! Jt~~ I ' The tinlilt two tcores for the Klu-szewski tuKl no comment toFatcOnt c~me in tbe \pp of the . day about· w.hen docto;s ~ould OP, ' •• • 'and was at RC)Ush «~o~d. walked Dick erate ailmentto that may akeep him 01,1t ot B.ixth wbe:noutGary correct cnppling bact. Yollnf \lolled ljnd acof~ oo an the Cincinnati lineup for the rest error on a thf'Ciw into ctntcr field. PC the season. here! I \ Tom Mason Dally .Sentinel, Pomei'O)'·lllddleport, O.,lbfl,llll,!-41: Salisbury Girl Haeklft' 2·1 vs Newcombe 2·1 Milwaukee at Philadl."lphia nitht - Conl('y 0.0 vs Sanford 3.0 or Cardwell 1-D I~ tba boyt nl\lf p\lf. On Chicago at Pittsburgh night- •bowt wlalh tbtty tanp . " Jtve Drotr 1·3 vs Law 1-0 !l\lteheJ lh p~ UN ·~~ lnl allalr at New !4voa. Nr are alwl!'• wortl>, the prlco qf td!llilOUIZ ANSWIRo If IN• •lon 11 'nterlllnu>inl lo. ~tvoll¥ man Mt hit foot off the INM for the nrat •vent wUI bt a m1tch on • force pllf end . . . not bttweeP. a eouple of q~.ldpta. · A aven touch the- run,..,, 'tM Jiolr ~>,~,..otht le1tUfe the baMman Is 1lwn •n lrftr If other end oltho <frd. the bliMf'unnw arrlvtt ut.ly. II rou ar, • 1P9t1& lov.r of tho DRESSEN CHJiERFUL 'wreiiiiiiJ came mul liar 11 on DE'l'RQIT UP-Cturley D'r'lt- '~ CIIOndlr In ljr!Jbt ted. Ytu'Q sen ahowed no· bitte.-neu as be walil io IIV!! lhat aial>l lor • lrip watched his former lieutenan~ qp Uw river. Cookie LavagettD, run bH ba I ttiOt- 1 club--.the wa~lngton ~nat9rJ. Cookie didn 1t h11ve any better luo~ than Dressen and the Nats Ips~ . 5--3 to the Delrolt Ti&f'rs Tueslfay. BEAUTY SHOP. ~~~~~~=;~~~;~;~~~~~~~~~~Co:u:r:I:S:t:·:311M PomerQy ~ $P..SS~54: j[iiiiiiiiii wreotUn& 1s ~mille to the Bend area asaln, thlo time at New Ha•en In '!'!Ill 111-'Y 'be a ""rleo of the 1!'1111t and groan exhibitions If tbe ltr~n Hay lS-is well attended. The Cincinnati . .. .. 12 7 .632 1 '1 event 1s ~ apollf0n41!Y the New Haven ·Recre(Uon Fund St. Louis 9 8 .1!129 3~~ Committee, j~NC!ieds lh~from to accrue to that fund. Thus 1 it is a worthy tault. ' 1'he aimual Sprlnc Rally of Philadelphia . . . 9 9 .500 4. f1ARTFORD • • 11 vs. KecJan (){) Qo~ald SmHtt. •!u4E~nt at QSU a.t Co)umbui spep, the week a~ mlttinw Gen8 Wpodling tD go to Ch(l()se now for.Mother from our o;roy of prettily fashioned and ; practic;:ally priced gifts; Aild DRESSES - '~' Permanent \V~y · JptJ -.: Misses C:.. Half Sizes HOUSE DRESSES r v~ ..,.. '!l•rb Seore ..... .....,, .,., ila1111,. ••~• .......cl the Clevelaod ·lndlaM' "mll11on dollar'' plteher, Wal '\'Nftlnl com· fortobl)'" In Lol<ealde Hot)lltal loday with a aevere eye Jn)W'y' tbat doctora Con ml)' haft c:lunqed JuiiiOI'i'-lllsses - Half Sizes - Jterlla.t ~d Sun Styles 1Thls you'll8nd: · ~~:..!! II 11111' li1w ~ With Its J!8W Sflkublo-)nch vt ..... :.'&~""' fnt~t ~'!..with Ill new . . .· MW ride, new lte.lng, new roadaP!Jity,ll8ijl~~!r, fs•Al' you lib to grip t1!e wheel of a retlbr:DI!IIble thing-this one makes driving !IWt ' _ handl!ll'· you'l!e eve.t la!ow!l ft. · !S,y you \iP 19 pusll t!1f t;eadle on a~W.-t t~~d. ·than It'~ like silk. Like bcomty. Lib a lade GD th. wiDC ~ly perfon!w. . ' or 1111 arrow on Its. way. It'• lb Hthl,. •IM ..t ~d ;ay that Wla w1t11 Ullt ~of ~1-nu. . ..~e your stopp!o1 ~t IQI!d, ¥u~.. 4whMII. '< ' So cqme try tbls dreaD! Cll1' lei .,._, !:~ Gter' ' If such Ia the - . tlaa this lieauty COlli~ ~· . ' 1 good Dews on price will Q~Bb· you happY, ~ . , wra~ f'!lf YQU. . • . your Bpick dealer today. ...,. · lt's th• 195'riBUick we'~g·about-powe1 .paW.e ~ wi!h perfg!,111ani:ol thai's a hls~M The brllllont. IS·,.....ld touth· paw wat ttruclt In the rllbl eye by a line drive off ,lht IN! ol Gil McDouaald oC the New York Yan· keen In the tlrlt Lnnlna of I aame l'uesdoy nlthl al Munlelpal Stadl· um. Thf! blow also fractured - Score'! nose, "There h41 ~·• tevere hemorrbaglnJ of tli~ eye, but the euct nalul'O ol .lht la.ll>lP will not be W 1 f.,. dll)lo," ,.id Dr. C, '1/i. Tiwnoal, I Cleveltnd eye apeeiaUat. determln~ f'- - ' Joy, a t1!rd!. p~ p~ ~~way. 'IWO GIANTS OUT NilW YOIII( UR>-The New York Giants, beaet by Jnjurles •l~e th• st.tt of IJll'ina tr.Unlna, today were · ~pJlfr~nj.ed .;,.lth two • ........ ........,.., . . hOI . . . will hiW"'- Mueller Wu Jl'dellned with a (foln Injury. .... 8 .S29 Pomeroy 000 000 ()......(} 2 9 ,~, 2 DRESS SHOP lnd St. Pomeroy B<l3 410 037 x-H~ 11 3 Pomeroy: Arnold (LP), Cunning· ham (1) and l.cftle, Wilson (7). Middleport : Hindy and Wayland. ,;· ~5 0 CONDON Middleport, Ohio 54< tbe first, tanned tbrte and gave live free tlckeU to ltrtt. The Jack. eta had a total of seven earned runs of the 15 they chalked up. The Panther Ivss gave them a season ske(n of five wins against seven defeat!. It was the last a:ame for Pomeroy. MOJ"e CUUIItle~~. Ctntor fieldc: WUUe M*)"lll, tt,ottu~re:d by a per !istent vtrw attlet, waa taken lo a hospital Tuesday for a tGmplete ~h4K:'k-up, w~U. rif:ll.t tl"lder Don 1'.+ Q MERCED~$ Rouih's Shoe Store rln aeven innings Hindy had CL!lVEL.\I!D .64 7 J)79 Hots Shorty Coots Dusters Suits Blouses Gloves and Accessories $2.99 23~9 ll II 9 Cleveland ;:· Ernest Covert, Manager 124 E. Main St. Boaton . Kans a.!l City ., 6 8 iH.-1~! 21 140 4.70 So 38J 17 II < walked three and fanned nine whJle Cuqningham1 who went all the way after Arnold came out in .Pomeror Middleport Chira.go .. Delrolo .. . .. .. . II ! 0 52' 210 Baltimore . .. .. 7 11 .U 1 Wuhingto.n . . 4 18 .182 10 T~(• Retulti Detroit S WathloJton 8 Kansas City 3 Balllmore 2, 10 l:tninet, night Clt>velaml 2 New York 1 nlsht WednMdar'• ProiMble Pitcher · GB Boston at Chi.caap.-Sylli Yau 1·2 11411, 830 Pameroy Lions Olub .. 28~ 181h lloblnsons Laun4ry . .. 25\1 19~ Pomeroy :Motor Co. . 24 ., --~ . s·,,, J" WANT SOME CASH ' w_.. IV UNITI:D PR8'SS AMERICAN LaAGUI w L Pet. New York .... 12 e .867 Song $&00 ...$300...t~OO ...flOOO Cl ' · Baseball Re8ults A GRACE NOTE ln Jtn~t~••lonal wrettUPI e~11o fNlm ChJClfO. . F. Anderson .. Hv· In~• tilt* ~ ~~ We_d· Will . . . . . . . . . . , .ad~ tM:tuM drfl'.,. 1RU, mqr~ wlll Schaeole b .-tU. _ , ~Rll ~•te:Jt. l'fOfltih In tM bt ~PPP.tl!il. ~~ Ntw .IJIVIfl Rec- Total (:G(IIIWIDiiiY Buildin& •• Ntw Ha· "alfoo Foun41tiRa ~ tcUytla rec· P rMrc Motor n.n.. · ~ t' '!r..!lt aotlYitltt tor j9~1t:rs a:wen Y The ~ta, apoqaqred by the Nl' ·" ~ • •rn lt · ttl, c,mmgnity Lohs n.,veo R.eueation FoundatioD, arc 6uiidina; ""d t.be awimmiDI pool H ~ · · · 41Ji44 to ttut at 8:30 p. m. and ln tfnr Qlvep. H~~r~:J . . . . . . . wiU t11tW'e a midaet malcb and Tiekttl are OD ule tt: tbe New Houdashelt lwo h.eavyweieht fipta. Haven ~Icy aod tlM l~rris Total In the ~ill evf:nt will be two Bal'ber Qp iP New Keven. Sportt Center qf tbl GIJtttandina mld1et lttar,. ot Whipple tl!e .wre•t~l ,ame. Tbey are Tito IAI-anU:, eO offul &rijound l4txican ~~!~b~~Y tttr. and ·ga Quo Tiny ·Roe of , Franoe Tbe .:ldj;etJ 1flll be preI~DU.TR~ ~IA9"11 Walke~ . n . . .. aeptM · tn 1 belt two-out-of-three Tht t.Jobt lott three ~QI to a 1:B:..::M::oKI="::.::":..:.·:..:.=:.:.:::..:.:.:....::;..:_.:.,1\ar;:,:"""'.:_--·:-":-'-"-:--":ti:::I:f•ll ~ent bot Nt1J Vcui: Clgthi~ t ..Ptlas . · Thul'ldN- \"t Robl!laon• dropp ' d W~tt V~linla's state champion, two ou~ ol thrtf tQ Q. • J. Fll'c "Th; ·¥o1Jntaineer", will be teatur· stone tQ •till liav.• tbe I.Jons 1.... t~d hi the main 80 asainet the hiJh· firit p}let by one J.,OI. The Jy tau!Jd We:dean star, Salvadore two Lop ttllll' plaf e~h oth ,. lCil't}nN. !J'hls is at.o a best two· this wtek to wind up the $6COPd out1)f.tbree match. "The Mquatain· round. eefl' · tlp~ t)te scales at l3f pounds. On the .y-.~ of thl threeta.-1.1;1,. o,_ninJ event the. New wins, bY the Clothlerl, eo..,bined Vodc star, Aee Frtem111~ , who wittl two lot~• bY Pome:ror Mo · weJa:bi, In at .3~ pound.•. wdl ~eet tor, the~ two wa~na are DO'f ti,_d letl ·O Conner, ~0 pound s1ant for tb.ird Ill~ thL. apot' Vr'Ul ·alu be ~t'·d lh'· -ole. .. ~· re ITANQINGI .., • ~~ Lost il Be DBJ~Ul8ed.Jn : 1 ' ~ ·'I Seore'sEyeMfy" j McEih; ...y ... 102 Warnke ....... 149 Handi('ap M Total ......... 83~ Roblnaons Lauftdry O'Brien .. ... 161 Wlqins ..... . 1M . t~ • • for tiM flrat tlat ua C'al f,gq W~n~, VV Vie Werh to fill the baaei 1!Dil, wlUl two out, W~ed RqckY Oolavlto to force In Wooclllu wllh 11>t y.lnnlna run. •~ ~~· ; A big sixth inning made a shiUllblcs o~ lh e Jackets' second bolf\e aame this season. Hlndy opeOOiJ with a walk , Bowles slowed down wllh only a double this time. Nel· son walked, Henne 9 .~Y doubled; ,Kennedy was liufe on an er.r ot. WbJtlalcb walked and stole aecond, Crook• wq sate on an error and llolo aecond and little Yoa l Way· !and doubled, hia rlrst hit""'or the season. Seven Yellow Jackets had ~ircled the bases and ne•d it borne plate. 1.:~~;:;;:;;;~:;:;:;:;:::;-::,;:;:::;~~::;;:;;~:;;'~~~~;:;s~;;;;r;:~~~ StQrdivant wal~d • bitt ave n Y osse a woef at the Pom~:roy S'anther1 Tuesdar afternoon a.t M'ddleport MW\~c:lp~ Park sbuttme them out 1$--0 AI his own ~ates W~tnt on an ll·hlt ~~e~ aga,:st8 ~w:o~n~rny ·~ib,ers, Co rnhoD. 1 ~ R It .,unm !ram. . a~ }C~o. e on crew 0 ~ up~IVer ~at~e~ to P~! u~ much t( awer'e0t"8"11 .,,d"ntseor th "1'0"e.,errol"' up .e II I com. Pev'e"rd Ploomlheerowy,t,•nlew" hlh,trsees.loH.!'I'"e,· 0 • • • by Milton Lambert and S. T. Johq,· a~n, could not have stemmed thl tide anyway. t.Qird and Slhltb. to 1ec:ond. ----•·-·-------------------~!!!!!!~•·•1!' ,..... · Phllliel!l Long in the 14th g-ave the Chlcato r ro ~a ~ D p 1' Jin Card Sched.uled _ eel May I 5 . ( In N•w avAn WI 'W ODe Arnold, heretofore one of Pomerouted Wa~n Spahn whJle giving roy's steadiest young toJIIi&l'l, Wl4 Robin Robertis an 8-t victory over in trouble at onc1 with Middleport the Brave,; two-run li.nJLts by batters. tlon, ' ---- ••• ,.,,_ v-• ..;. v· .I • I .A r. ~,- !1 t • 0 ~ I' (! I . D " ·:-. B U I .' e '! . .,,_,.._, 0 a A L a ~. - .. ~-~~~bolo~ booc:b.l!llluc!Jiuf· ~ ~;,; ~ ~r !Ia~. ind.,,. kitd>eno, walle, woodwark-fumi~. ·or out; ; , 'lillY W .,... • ; • coVIllll moot IIIU'i'aeeto in one quick coat ••• ~ ~~ . 1 ; • waabee lib II i>blna dlab'. , • doZODB .of beauty-planned colono , •• opar. 'kiln~ Gl- omd aatiny Semi-Olool. " ' .. $HOlTS- BLOUSES HOSE Seam, Seamless and Knee High '"''""' ' 1. The famous Keepsake. Guarantee, signed by th' .,... er and your Jeweler, permanently regiBters your rQig aRd guarantees a perfecl diamond of ouperb colqr "'d cut. . . · · 2. Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping a• advertised . . · therllin. ~ " Tile patlonally advertised pfl~e ~arantees lull ani! 1!111form value. · · · . 4. Exchange privilege, If· you ever wosh to turn In ypur Keep'sake toward another Keepsake of greater valpe, at &ny one of thousa~ds of Keepsake Jewelers In tbe 0 .8'.A. and !Is territories . Wh,re y._.,.. Cfafldende I~ Jutlftocl • ., • flii.L ond HALF SLIPS GLOVES- PURSES Panties- Handkerchiefi GOWNS Give You This +Point PrOtection 'COLLINS JEWELRY ··•• • -t-OPPERS DUSTERS Shorty, Waltz Length and · Full Length Pajamas Shprtle and .' • Umbrellas • Pedal Pushers •Apronl Regular Middl•port Department Store W' GIVI SAH CNIIIN f'AIII~S �' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,.May8,1957-7 IContlnutcl from p1p one) 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May B, 11i57 ALFRED Cancer Campaign Co-Workers FOR. CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS PH0,N E 398 Mason -Personals Pl.ano !tudents from Muo ·. participating ill the plano recitaJ Paul Huber .has ret11rned to his of .Mefftde.s condon were Jimmy, employment .al Philip Sporn fo_r Sharon and Paula M•Ynard, Jenlh.e first time t-ollowtng the ace; nifer- and Claudia Zerkle, JalJ~.· dent in which he received burns Turner, Janie Burgess t.nd Ma :ltyn Schwartz. at the plant last July, THOMAS FORK RATES 2 eente per word, one ln~rtion. Minimum cbara:e ~.-4 cent! per WO!'d for three ~naecutive lnaertJom. Spec~al- Roy Burgess hes returned · , his '!:nployment at the AppaJa t!bian Sub Station at Graham af · ter being hoapltaiized several monlhl. tout.m.uter of the . ew-enlng 1r.d entertaiaed In his wel1-latow 1 1ty!e. :,t;wo special marnHr.t~ Al· lah 'a ltOiHdaf alki Ve~vet Sh~ wtu mnt 'b1 tJw· Ru1land 81.::11· School VllCJal ensemble, wiiie l merited H superior ruHng at the 1tate mualc contest. 'Dh.e weLcome WQ liven by J ;onet HaH!y in the- abl'i! ll~ ot Na,. JBi Carroll, juniOT -class pryidcn 1. who is convalescinl at her hom ... ro11owing an oper.ation. The response was given 'py Jack Denlaon, senior daas presidt-nt. The c:Jus prophecy, whlch w.lt! in Ill · form of a poe~. w.as re•d by -R bert Rife, senior class vice-preiithlnt. Mr. Vennarl reco1nized each member of the Rutland High fa~­ ulty and \be sehool,...,.-.l~ry, AI · 1- - - - - -- - - - -- - LOST481bs PAl MILII AWAY KAJUON, OHJQ-"t praiM Rennel Corloentrate very hilhly, ~ wrttem M~ . Carl Nogle, R. 4, M.Jorlon, 0 , ~ r had trtetl many WIIYI to reauee, but wtth· out~~ until l1tarted taldllf Renael. 1 have lollt 48 1~ . " Allr: '--~' d!"YIIflllt tor 4 oun-e~ of liquid R&NNEL Concentrate. YQU'U nniH' lmow a hungry momen~ wh1Le nd.uclnl w:ltb RENNEL.. One month for 25 cenU per word. Full rate of 2 eenta per word will be charged for advertlstnll: 11 not paid for before the 15tb of each month foUowtng Insertion. .Errert in Advertialnl~bould be uported lmmeqlately. TM D11lly Sentkl~l "'ill not be reapotll.ible for mcne than one lncor- CONTE,NTED. . of the Gallia-Meigs Fraternal Order of Pollee had .someberta Snowden. Orin Smith, ~"- · thln1 •~! dunns thelf regular meeting last Saturday night ln. Middleport town ball: A <lpal . ..-.eted lbe gueats, expreJ r huge IS-pound turkey dlnaer wllh all the trim mlngs_ This Daily Sen"nel photo was "t!ken ed h1s appreeiaUon for the pro· h rtl f h k · "'"' ~-; Mlddl~ pa~ati9n or tbe banquel, an,, , s o Y a ter t e tur ey ":is annihilated. Se.ate d, left to right, L. L. !lflday, Galli . wlsbed lhc.senlors a happy·~· por_t·Chlef Leroy Bartl'!l!i'\..JoHn -McKenzie, Pomeroy; Jim MU!s ·and~·.SIIas Ha I ,n; GpiU·_. on \heir class trip. lo Niw Yor~ 11011~:. standing, Everett Mstlc, ,!o(ldoleport; John T~ylor, GalllpoHs; Ike Neal,: ~Mi B. , Cfty lhd Waihm'l!an, D. c. F. Parmalee, Mlddlepot1 (special' deputy); and Chief Frank Hudson, PomerOy', , W.elleilt which l!eian Ill• !~flowing -~"'· lo• 'lhe di,nner, but not lh~ pjcture, .were May or .Clyde Fisher and Patrolllllln _ H'"(lllky, .,_ ba~ed ham dinner was pre- Middleport, and State Hillb-way Pairolinan Wi lliam R. Davis, Pomeroy, Mrs. Jack &it~ield< :::'d bfo t~ ~~~~. m~l;::• ~~~ . ~repared th~, turkey and 'verai other members "chipped in" with: contributions',· of theJ DWI.Jllot I!Y.S.ll •• e~alrmari. A trimmings. · . · · ·, ,, . COHGR.ATULATIONS ""''' insertion. CbMll-~edof Thanb and Speclal Notice• of Events '1.00. Obituarie1 pu .... at 1 cent per word. To Mr. Chorles Legar, My Successful Opponent (1) Notices IT'S EASY TO SELL - RF.NT find employment - hire or find a lost i '""' through The Daily Sentin•l WANT ADS. Don't put It off Call 398 Today - An Ad In this column • BUY - ' ' t;:·:r!IT~~.;h•rr;··~:;~~ 39 Middleport · providing the I wish him all the success in the world during the next two years as mayor of the vi Iloge of Pome·roy. GETS .port_ fligh s:lhool "'~·~;...,h ,,... ~~ I wish to thank all my suppurters for their untiring efforts in trying to eJect me mayor. RESULTS ----- *'· ClarenJe:P~N-,.. p)icfdiJt41it Middleport High M;,n:~d:iJI I ''J · Seniors, .Dre.u" r~~·~·::::'p!',i. ".!f;;..~.d Activities Da~ \tio.c:-L!-..:.~M.on •.. 'l'o·Make T, and as 1 :..:p Auntie -Bess, upon PI ed J ' aeiiUia,r•, · a .a vlole~l 31111: ODe end or the room and presiding thf!l'e ' 'iit~s Mi&t C~ Hysell, , a1 , fr.e&.b~ at' ll'wtlaiid. 'ibltty:.nlnl; Seilhtrfs tJ.Gji! .HidIn char'ge of the· banqttet wire ,n~ ·hoOl --L..a rl Mary Ch11>pman and MartL.- OhLIP· r.P" ~...,~~ Se are ~"QQ:U111c •-a r, ' 1tta . nt~ Si"l;ldaY r:dghl at ger, JunLor class sponsors. :J{Q R. _:M: for a .. 1:1~ trip: tO: Was.llil,tt~~ ~ ¢., .N~ . York Cl• ', MARRIAG&- ~M!INI& . .._. Pltill>lllitQhiJJi~d Pittsbulgh, reAil\Oitw' recent applications !o'~ l tdhtihz hohfe tflursr:uy a-t 10 a._ _ ......_1 e ,,....-li:lage licenses} in Mason Cau,• 11l(l. • , . fy wne the Collowi~: Mrs. ~. a·~yn&ldl, Klnde11gar- "'t,;"'· • Delmar A. Canaday _..-. )Oit,:i;!'' ~ c..,, WHl' tint. ~ .... Bla~ttnar'11, ~ Pomeroy . 2 6tc (11) Wanted To Buy 1950 OLOS V8'4 dr. Sl'dan . $2.39~. Hydamalic ·4rlve, rully equipp~, W:ANTED -- 7 or 8 room IM~u se lcs5 th~tn 14,000 miles. Blaett can 266..J. 5 7 Jtc nar '~r, J>omf!roy. 5 2 Btc 1141 For Rent 3 ruum furmshe d apartment for rent. Next l.o hospital. Phenc 284. r; 2 6lc 19M OLDS "88" Holldoy Coupe. Nrw 2 lhwm flownstairs <'lficncy $2,195. Low milcuc. hyramutk apal'\me11t all new rmn1tur ~ dri\'e, R&H. cartJful owner. Phnllc 6128-X, Middleport. Blaettnar'!l, Pomeroy. 5 2 fit~ 5-:Hitc 19M CHEVROLET lWI Air V8 - - - -,:--;.ff:onvcrtiblc, R & II. powt•r g]lrl,•, Five Room APIH'lmcnt wtth laUn dry .1nt1 (;!lrago. First Iloor. A. IH'W llrl'll. CXrfllll'llj l'OIHiition , N. Bengal, Pomeroy . t 3 tl $1600.00 Parker'~ ReMtaurant. Pomrroy. Phone 201 . 3 8 3tp 19M BUICK V8 5pcl'ial 4 dr. Sedan DynaUow drive, hke .1ew two tone blue finish. D1aettnar'1, Pomeroy. :S 2 etc lo! .39~. 19M CHEVROLET "210" 4 dr. Sedan. $1,095. Spolleaa orla:lnal dark blue thibb, a real perform- Cloth, Nylon, Ftbera:laal!l AwnlnJ&, cr. Dlacllnur'a, Pomeroy. Porch 11bade•. Venetian blinds, 5 2 61.c Wil'ldow blinds, Porch .nd Lawn - -- - -..,..----~~~ Furniture. Free estl'!!":oo~lu Dale Wlpp~>l Supply, 21:S Unlon Ave., For Scie ----.,----,-~ -- UI'RIGHT PIANO, $15.00. Phone W2 <J, !i 7 3lc Pomeroy. 4 2~ lmoc l15) Room & Boord Clllt:KEN E(}UIPMENT. automatic A-1 condition. Rcuon - have NICE IIO~tE ror middlc -ugod lady. Free roum ond board . Phone Aold the property. B11rt Miller, 906-lf. 5 7 6lp Letart Falla. ~ 7 3tp -~-::-=:-;---:-:-;;--- -­ ----- ~ At"HICAN VIOLI.:TS. 659 Brownell (17) Ave., MlddlepGrt. Phone 8299-M. ~ 7 6tc --- DICYCLE, like new, 20 in. -- ---~-- =::-c (iiRL'S One coon dog; one all around doa: ; one rocker spaniel. house broke, female; one goat . l!:verett Falls. n 8 8tc Chatrln, Jlartloi'd, W. Y11 --:::::----,-~----;;-_.,:.~ 7 6tp WANTED-Someone to learn mo-:: tnr route for .substitute purLOTS - .•ize accord inc Lo rholcc. pnses Call The Daily sentinel. · For I!)POintment phunc 906· ~.:.. 1 37 LOVELY SPINET PlA;NO, sacr!flc. SEf: OUR AD UNDER BUSiNf~SS cd for qui~k •ale. Mlihl constdcr OJ>JlOP.TUNITJES "A ONE MAN BUSINESS. $1Ml IN storlnll With party who wo~ld be sure to buy later. For detlll.!l vES·rMENT." (CAN STAR":' wrlte ThnMplon Mu!lc Co:• 824 I JlAJlT TIME). ~-&3• 11 Seventh AY!~ .• Marietta, Ohio. ~ -- ----• 7 ""( 19) ·Business tr TWO LOTS m Syracure, a:ood It· callon, reasonable . Phone fMI-Y. ~ 7 3tc See The New Holland HAYLINER Completely New From · lllteb to Chute FULTON THOMPSON ... ltA~R SALES POmeroy PEKINESE PUPPIJ!:S for aale, l!n. Woodrow W. Call, 732 Sycamore St., Middleport. 4 30 12te 6 CAN M.D.&. COOLER, 1 double uolt lmperiallli1Jker. G. A. Deem ... ' 8 81p -_, ' ...:'·· ·~ Q t 'tl...- ----~~r Unl I~ A ONE-MAN IUIINII$ 11,500 lft.,.ttment ICAN START PART TIMI) NA'L. CO. NO SELLlNG. Co~· •1~111 or !iCrvlclng our point of S11l~>s dl5play In {lruAstores am! numr.rou& other accounts. collect In ;~: for 111Uehandise aold an1l rrplc-nishing inventory. UNLIMtTIO POTIN1'1AL AI'. pruduct has tremcndou8 public acctplunce, litel!me repeats, I" backed Uy intensw~ promoHfln and __ ... . i .......... .......... '~ .._ ~. -~ Ill L 1..- ... P - 11 oe... On Rt. $3. Call Wm. WANTID AT DNCI MAN To WORK on truck farm, family preferred, house and garden. Good wagi!is. By d1y or by month. Albert Hill, 221t8, Letart Iii Pomeroy ·"-- o.,...,, ltock lprl_ntJI Rodney Downing ·~·URANCE AGENCY l'lr~ Automobile, Hulth ACCIDIN• Ll ... CHVfllty anlll ...... -d -.t · ;,Ws 1 : )'l(lnesville and. will move ~hi fam. 11,- there ln the near future. Ava Gilkey hail spent ·t he last .... .. ~ j ·i l ·l· . i "I . ·i·" !I.,.. ~~~ ~~~~~ ..~'ith Fide~ .~·. ~~d wn'i' 1 10 ~a)ls in ~anesville. Her .Jr&Ad.N>n, RodDey, was in the hospital tor an appejldectomy, Robert Alkire bls 8 neW plclt Up' truck. · • ~Mifg fiiei imml~t' they hlive paid ·pl\tz a cbecrC for $7 96 from Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey of tho~ fund. · ChiUieotbe apent · the wee-k end Thil iJ'OUp shOuld reach wa.~hwlth the 'Clint Gilkey family. ington at a· •t d · m.for·I' on ay am' D.n·a .!1:.v pple Is mov1na to tb e Jud have tour 7houri sight-sedn.... Bradford farm. · _. :U anu Wl .arrive ln New Yortr: City rt. Joe Carsey spen-t a few days at 6 p. m. where they al'ido stay with Sadie Ci.rr. . at the Piccadilly Hotel with fowr Mri. John Stout is havlnr exten- per.alln.s to . a room. ~mong the aive repairs on her 'hcmse in Hal- <·vents scheduled fn.- New Yolt rJsonville. City Is a nine hllUr..... 8ight-seel lJernie Gilkey ls 1pendlne some tour whi1:1J will include a ~t time with his son, Bernard Gilkey. trip around t't.eo illland. Tbe:f will Guy. B~en bas sold bia fanu , leave New York Wild~.esday n' ht or tifl P., m; Y:l!dl 'Cecil Hannin'", Columbuo' ·l"lll'lptlla' iftt!· Piftlbiurgh enroute • ....,.. home. · "' the week end wlth hi• fa~l.f~ J;,~e. _ __ ·u .. . ; 1 • :o~b:~fn~~,o~~J:.:~~ PUNl.JT& •-1 1 Two top eyents for 4 .g thib members i~;~ Muon County- •ave been .scheduled with tM annOUncement t\tat +H Activities ·Day and tbe County 4-H Round up wid be held on June 6 and June 14~ respecti\reJy, ""-· r. • _,_ 1,m::' annolD!tetrlent o tne' eY.t::"'t19 came f·r om the offlee of RulieJI R. Prlddy, Agent. Mason Count)' f -H Club Regl..lra'Hon tor t.he AditJlties .,.. u Day event wi take plate at )(t a. m. on the morning of June 6 at the Mason County 4-H. camp at Southside. T.he call to order will take place at 10:15 a. m. Included amana the eventS: for the Activities Daf are the toUowing: The Po11ter Contest with two cla$Ses. One clase will ~ for posters drawri free hand while the ather clilss will be for those made with magazine or other pictu~ cutou\~· Themes wil1 be on an~ 'ga~ ~ll,enie l)r on the health: S1o,g!lh, ' "~'-H'ers Wise - Saniti2e''. Good Grooming Contest fnr boy!!' 10-14 years and 14 years and over and the Good' Grooming Contest for girls or the same age groups. ju~;rne;, cf~t~ti~s~s ju~~~ng, ca~~~~ '· ttll~ dou·b le reheat of steam ~ood.s, vcgeUble!, ear corn, egg durl~g Jts passage through the JUdg~ng an,d ele~trical ~udging . . turbJ~u~. Tl'le days actl\llties will end at PhJ!O 6, wh~ch has been more 3 p. m. ' than ..o years m. eyoluUon, is the result or the comblnfld efforts by The provam for the 4-H Round Ame.ri~an ~as and Electric, Geri- Up will begin at 10:30 a. m. On ~ra~ F;lectrtc .company and The J~ne 14. Sewing V and Sewing VI Babcock & W1leox Company. GIE Wlll be judged on that day and desl.ned anfl manufactured the the pubUc speaking contest and t~rbmo-generator and B. & w. de· style revue will be held.· stgned and bunt the steam gener- ~tor (bccaus~ water does not "b(liJ" BRUSH FrRI! In th1' un,·t th .' e word "•~tJ uu er" no 1OltJers applies) A bruSh fire that was believe~ · · • By VIrtue of. its Q(tW design rea- to h!L\14.'! originat-ed whL'll a perso•l hares, rhUo 6 Is expected to oper- burning tt~ash got oot of control · ate Cllmmer4RIJy, as the. world's ·scarred the hillside back of tile molt efflch!.At generating unit. n United· Methodist Church In Pom will b e a bl e 1o .p rod uce more elec- eroy Tuesday about 11 a. m. but _._ 1 -u· c ener&Y from a pound af coal no ~urther damage w.as reported. than _any other power gei-Jerating Flremen used truck No. 2 tcmacbme to ~at~ . p.lt out the blaz:e, No. 3 beinl out for maintenance at tlie time. 11oi a smaller. ' 160000 h , owatts, or about • . oraepower) than other ,ge-nerp.Une unit. .tecen&ly pl•cfd In System, .thi~ partie War- size wa1 chosen as . ideal and practical for . operaUo~ o~e~ne_e AGE development purposes. The .trJQ COst DPP'I"O)[imatC.' ly $1 8-2510& Wit'Ji eolriplete ac. ~ dt'nt instJrance· · for the · pupjJs coming to $20.!HJ making the C(),';t $J.~,OQ with turnplte fees in Pfhllls)IJValliR. IVPPUlltiz\g to $25 00 . . l)Uies, .pa.td irf by the Senl~rs lWfli' be'..ctbrtled vJlth .each onere- sr: e~ ·- •~ " .and c• ~rlefly ~~ P\a pa~~h~~:r:o 1: -- ' l"lae l'er11 Best Are yuu looking for a GOOD CLEAN L.,.TE MODEL car? Then Viall Our Lol! "ft··;, HenrY \vyatt hat emJUo:rment at Palll S. Smart (Clerk) (:>) 8, 15. 22, 29, 4lc In ll11ed (Jars .' :~ ,:-~ ~· ~.lJ.I.W. (21! Real lUX WARD ·s_porn Addition N, •. ,'d ------ Ponttrew. Help Wonted i ."!. a ¥i'r. Hlgtl School AdditiDn 19!\6 BUICK Special 4 dr. Sedan. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and Ont> JocHI owner, rtynaflow drive Service. R. A. F'inlaw, 512 E. R&H , two tone grcC'n. $2.395.00 . Main St., Pomeroy. 4 27 tf Clau<lc Thotrias weaver resldJn1 For at Box 13, R. R. No. 12, Timberlake Mlddl•port Public Settool North Carol~lla, is hereby notified Mlddl~ort, Ohio that Jllne Ann Weaver has filed Separate sCaled bld-':1 for fur ·· her petition agalnst him lor dlnishing~ and equipment will be re. vorce, alimory, and cu!tody of ccived by the Mlddleporl Board of • minor child in Case Number Et\uq~oq, Middleport. 0 h I o, 11t 12,528. of the Common Pleas Court tM off1cf of the ciNk at Midrtlc- of Meigs CQunty, Ohio, and that port, •'Ohio , until 12:00 noon EST, defendant is requirl:!d to answer June 7, l9:i7. and w11l be opened on or before the l&t day of JunP and resd aloud at 7.0[1 p. m., June 10~7. <lO I:! I Insurance 7, 19.!57, at the office of the Board · June Ann Weaver :----c------- -~ !Sarh!J&-Simp!IIOn trumra.rw:e Asenc), rJf EducatJOn, M1dcHcport Hi gh Plai ntiff M1ddlepon. Ftre - AubOmoblle- School, Middleport. Ohio. O'BRIEN and O'BRIEN &omi.s. Phone 8316--X IJ..20-tll AtloTn•'YS for Plaintiff Separate bids will be rc ,·l'ived (4) 3, 10, 17, 24, (5) 1, 8, 6tt" on any s in gle item or a cumbmaFOREMAN & AilliO'I"r T.V. SERVlCto: All mikes Repaired bY Ex- tion of items in the Sp~clr1cal ions. pert Tecttn!cb.ol. Pbone 62M Y The informalion for bidders, spi!C· Middlepo!'.. 6-liHI ificalions, plans, bid blanks, contrart aJ,lrccm(!nts. may be examCOMPLETE Jmmranct: Protection, toed at the orrlce of the clerk One Life, Auto. Fire, Pollo. CaU Doli copy lo el.lch prospective bidder. -;~- i .. , · I i Mllls, Middleport, Ohio. Earll bidder must deposit a rcrtif .... . ---fi(•d check or bid bond of (5%) ri v( [H'r cent of the base bid . All Estate h1dd111g shall be in !lrict acrordSEVEN ROOM HOUS,t':, 116~ Vuw 11/ICC with the ncvlsed Code ol St., Middleport, $6500.00. p, D. OhiO. Loltridgl!. 5 B 12Lp ! The right i~ reserved by the SIX room house. 6h acres o i Board of Education to rcjccl any . f. ,llround, $3.000.00. Cull 5J2·J . or all bids and waive informali~-6-0tc ties. - -,.,..-,-,--- Bond of Education 4 ronm5 and bath, full baseml'llt Middleport Board of Education 1637 J.,1ncoln llts., I'omrroy . EY Brt'lcc I. Lloyd Phone 856-M. 5.:i-tltp (Prc!idenn t:i.! ' Legal Notice sac"'' ie:llr"o; ~ ~ For Furnl•hlngs 1nd Equipment For Middleport Et•mentary School Janet Valentlne, _insists wearing .'l red dress to greet the dist,lngulsbed. ttuest, Eddie Grues· er, as Sir Guy Orah~m. Btuee Bradford, as Bill Ellls. orfer8 to · play burglar and steal the, dress. 1ime Robert ffenae~y At !~e DB Nlm 1 uy 1' a 11er Aunwe Beu' pearls. SUm Guy la mistaken for Sir Guy and the real Sir Guv b arrested b E d 11 K k 1 ht "th poUcema/ u e on r g · e ., . '"II te.CIIOf,, au4 ~harlos K ltb A d h ~; of Mr" ·M.cbollalt ~ba'~· the' e n erson 1s t e pl'ospero( tbe • hf;f! ~tm a';t. · ri/o~' rsl off oua~ g'enlal b'uslnft'll m<~n and Mar. • 'l ~ 1. "'1 · "l , · . l.r.:.:. ·~ · lyn ft,q\isb la '. h'is socially • ambi', in .. ""lilt' ~~~qat ..,. ~t.J • e ay tloo.rwue aria Ga"it'Stumbo is their . Oil'.' EJ il 'I .- . tiara ' '!tfiC ' . ill 1'\itt.f'· to: (: ltl'ttt o' ~i. i pj.lln.~ . h ~~ny, 17, of ,Mason City, dau Ct•r, Ptt .trip. eij teen year o1d1 daughter. btet- Of J h Ed ...-.....; ••L Barbara Captein.a Is the houseg_ . Q. n ward A:nlbon.r · ...; .... .nujseU MillSJ h~~ed 1'~ keeper and cook and Rlchard Hod !hired Vfrginla_ B!tCHir A'n1 COr tbe fluid f11lsing vat'ler ·acts as Sir Guy's pers 011 a] • r . • • I cui ~ ~r ' tbil taip aid total d b nard Edwar<~s. 23, H,ajt:t,bfd/ i of'~ . t'fJ2 ~ h~· bNJ'II! ·T.u;.c.~ m~~th Javs d' llo:!": a!~ Wtl(lie Edwards f.lli W-~ -~ . cOmbLidd! efforts ol . .Nan Mo~re: ar~ ~rec 1e y Mrs. lyn ~i~~ Edwar~ and . Patiib!·ai tMe SeniDO ami theh" tMnllies. ~en( 17. pi Masqlt, dtu.ig::, '(b~ ' bides~ monay , m*i.ng ilrot?W:.ot:':Cecll H~dlestoif aDd Pil.f jrot ...;a~J tbe ~hambell of• cor.lline· ~h Huddleston. . . frlJrfd dlV'tof p!'PpQf{'(! hy tA;e mo"o~rt ' tee cG.,...e ,.,., · . i lbe¥5 ' ~ndt str:Vfd! by Seqion with (Contlnu•d from p1ge one I vei, '!L ;u, A,.~....• • ~~-s·,,~w 11 ' a ~fJt ~f ~-.00. . Operate at a stl;lam pressure as ..:::::·Ji 11CW _. n LJ ~.,, llll ~ htgh as 4,MQ p.s.i:, almost double '' !"Jafl!lt! Bjl~g.arner Sa):'n. an~ ~rs . , ' . tl1er FOjeets were the h_ighest.n l!rWute !}reviou~ly . . ~~ny · J~ 1ennant. Rousl:(, 22, o' da . Ie, rummage sule, used 1n co 111 m~rcJa·J power genera. ?~ ~ven, daughter or Qlarence llla~a:>:i·ne subscription..;, soup ~ale, tion; 'N~~ :md Bl~rnche-• Whltm:m <".andv _sat-e, card sah, dinner .·or Operate at a steam temperature ltlfnt. thoc M1ddlr.po!'l 'teafdters A~s.>eia- as high as 1,150 de·gree F. _ 50 ,.._ fion ,. li~keta,. lor a :'how -at the d~grees a~ve the highest temper' 1·.... Libr>.rty theat~r_, _Cf)-spOnsorlng the . ~t':J~e preYlOusly 115ed for this pur· Roy A'nn'ut' LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT · ..,.. I . . ·r i ....,,. ,, ,, 1'956 Chevrolets Reol Estate Br.o ker In MIDDLl:POitT, 'OHIO 61:16-M PHDNU 6111 Good Cleo Used Carl All MU:e1 ud Motlell METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES ~ · ~ CONCRETI BLOCKS "'1-ulld letter l*or L...- GRUESER. BLOCK CO. IMUooNottllofl'omo,.. 956 Fords l Custqmllne-l Falrlane Fordo~atlc, Radio .!t heulcr. OHIO JUNK CO. I. I T ' Fairlane 2 dr. Radio & er. -1955 Chevrolet Deluxe 4 dr. Sedan. futdio Heater. • 1-1954 Chevrolet DeLuJCe 2 dr. Sedan. Radio Heater. 1-1953 Ford VR llardto'p .. Fordomulic, dlo and Heater. W.E BUY LOCALLY ADVIII:TISED AT 10«,1% CO. IXPINSI ICIIAP IRDN- MITALl Must be rcspomlbJe, permanent resident. havP. the neccs11ary capJ . VALLEY tal for in\·cntory , !llitrt immediately it accepted and aspire to lncom · '· up to S21W week. tor interview. includ(l phone. Box 668-8. c /o PhoMIII Dally Sentinel; Pomeroy; Ul3tp ':""_.;..,.'"'".;""';;··...;'"".;;··;, · ~·_ ..,.. .. .J I• 1-1~55 Ford . lhese are good and all oarry )(Uaran· mUCTURAL 1 I.AMI j· " . ALL THESE ACHIEVEMENTS WEIJE THOU_GHT• IMPOSSIBLE ONLY A F~W YEA'S A_GO A rocket ~ing 2:50 miles i:ftto space; ~an flying faster than ~ speed of so~d; a subP..A.rine . ._ that travels over 50,000 mile!! withOut' refueling-an Were thought im~ble ooly a few. yean ago. So, too, was an electrie gen~ttog unit that eould operate above tlte ditleal steam pressure ol 3ll06 pound. por "!"""' Incl.. · · · · , In Ma..b, 1957, atlho Amerloon Gas and Eled1ic Systom's Phllo Plant In Ohio, a new eleclri4 geneJ"ating unit operating at ,450() ~unds not only became a reality but also the world's most •IRcient eleclrio producer, 'l'llus ao.other btg ""'- wu nwlo-by tL;, company and-lhe rest ol tlui. AGE System to rontinue giving the best poulble ~ aervice at tbe ;lowest ~ble COii't to help you lj.. belt., ekctrlctlllg. ' METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES .. ' ' , ' ' ' ., ' �' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,.May8,1957-7 IContlnutcl from p1p one) 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May B, 11i57 ALFRED Cancer Campaign Co-Workers FOR. CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS PH0,N E 398 Mason -Personals Pl.ano !tudents from Muo ·. participating ill the plano recitaJ Paul Huber .has ret11rned to his of .Mefftde.s condon were Jimmy, employment .al Philip Sporn fo_r Sharon and Paula M•Ynard, Jenlh.e first time t-ollowtng the ace; nifer- and Claudia Zerkle, JalJ~.· dent in which he received burns Turner, Janie Burgess t.nd Ma :ltyn Schwartz. at the plant last July, THOMAS FORK RATES 2 eente per word, one ln~rtion. Minimum cbara:e ~.-4 cent! per WO!'d for three ~naecutive lnaertJom. Spec~al- Roy Burgess hes returned · , his '!:nployment at the AppaJa t!bian Sub Station at Graham af · ter being hoapltaiized several monlhl. tout.m.uter of the . ew-enlng 1r.d entertaiaed In his wel1-latow 1 1ty!e. :,t;wo special marnHr.t~ Al· lah 'a ltOiHdaf alki Ve~vet Sh~ wtu mnt 'b1 tJw· Ru1land 81.::11· School VllCJal ensemble, wiiie l merited H superior ruHng at the 1tate mualc contest. 'Dh.e weLcome WQ liven by J ;onet HaH!y in the- abl'i! ll~ ot Na,. JBi Carroll, juniOT -class pryidcn 1. who is convalescinl at her hom ... ro11owing an oper.ation. The response was given 'py Jack Denlaon, senior daas presidt-nt. The c:Jus prophecy, whlch w.lt! in Ill · form of a poe~. w.as re•d by -R bert Rife, senior class vice-preiithlnt. Mr. Vennarl reco1nized each member of the Rutland High fa~­ ulty and \be sehool,...,.-.l~ry, AI · 1- - - - - -- - - - -- - LOST481bs PAl MILII AWAY KAJUON, OHJQ-"t praiM Rennel Corloentrate very hilhly, ~ wrttem M~ . Carl Nogle, R. 4, M.Jorlon, 0 , ~ r had trtetl many WIIYI to reauee, but wtth· out~~ until l1tarted taldllf Renael. 1 have lollt 48 1~ . " Allr: '--~' d!"YIIflllt tor 4 oun-e~ of liquid R&NNEL Concentrate. YQU'U nniH' lmow a hungry momen~ wh1Le nd.uclnl w:ltb RENNEL.. One month for 25 cenU per word. Full rate of 2 eenta per word will be charged for advertlstnll: 11 not paid for before the 15tb of each month foUowtng Insertion. .Errert in Advertialnl~bould be uported lmmeqlately. TM D11lly Sentkl~l "'ill not be reapotll.ible for mcne than one lncor- CONTE,NTED. . of the Gallia-Meigs Fraternal Order of Pollee had .someberta Snowden. Orin Smith, ~"- · thln1 •~! dunns thelf regular meeting last Saturday night ln. Middleport town ball: A <lpal . ..-.eted lbe gueats, expreJ r huge IS-pound turkey dlnaer wllh all the trim mlngs_ This Daily Sen"nel photo was "t!ken ed h1s appreeiaUon for the pro· h rtl f h k · "'"' ~-; Mlddl~ pa~ati9n or tbe banquel, an,, , s o Y a ter t e tur ey ":is annihilated. Se.ate d, left to right, L. L. !lflday, Galli . wlsbed lhc.senlors a happy·~· por_t·Chlef Leroy Bartl'!l!i'\..JoHn -McKenzie, Pomeroy; Jim MU!s ·and~·.SIIas Ha I ,n; GpiU·_. on \heir class trip. lo Niw Yor~ 11011~:. standing, Everett Mstlc, ,!o(ldoleport; John T~ylor, GalllpoHs; Ike Neal,: ~Mi B. , Cfty lhd Waihm'l!an, D. c. F. Parmalee, Mlddlepot1 (special' deputy); and Chief Frank Hudson, PomerOy', , W.elleilt which l!eian Ill• !~flowing -~"'· lo• 'lhe di,nner, but not lh~ pjcture, .were May or .Clyde Fisher and Patrolllllln _ H'"(lllky, .,_ ba~ed ham dinner was pre- Middleport, and State Hillb-way Pairolinan Wi lliam R. Davis, Pomeroy, Mrs. Jack &it~ield< :::'d bfo t~ ~~~~. m~l;::• ~~~ . ~repared th~, turkey and 'verai other members "chipped in" with: contributions',· of theJ DWI.Jllot I!Y.S.ll •• e~alrmari. A trimmings. · . · · ·, ,, . COHGR.ATULATIONS ""''' insertion. CbMll-~edof Thanb and Speclal Notice• of Events '1.00. Obituarie1 pu .... at 1 cent per word. To Mr. Chorles Legar, My Successful Opponent (1) Notices IT'S EASY TO SELL - RF.NT find employment - hire or find a lost i '""' through The Daily Sentin•l WANT ADS. Don't put It off Call 398 Today - An Ad In this column • BUY - ' ' t;:·:r!IT~~.;h•rr;··~:;~~ 39 Middleport · providing the I wish him all the success in the world during the next two years as mayor of the vi Iloge of Pome·roy. GETS .port_ fligh s:lhool "'~·~;...,h ,,... ~~ I wish to thank all my suppurters for their untiring efforts in trying to eJect me mayor. RESULTS ----- *'· ClarenJe:P~N-,.. p)icfdiJt41it Middleport High M;,n:~d:iJI I ''J · Seniors, .Dre.u" r~~·~·::::'p!',i. ".!f;;..~.d Activities Da~ \tio.c:-L!-..:.~M.on •.. 'l'o·Make T, and as 1 :..:p Auntie -Bess, upon PI ed J ' aeiiUia,r•, · a .a vlole~l 31111: ODe end or the room and presiding thf!l'e ' 'iit~s Mi&t C~ Hysell, , a1 , fr.e&.b~ at' ll'wtlaiid. 'ibltty:.nlnl; Seilhtrfs tJ.Gji! .HidIn char'ge of the· banqttet wire ,n~ ·hoOl --L..a rl Mary Ch11>pman and MartL.- OhLIP· r.P" ~...,~~ Se are ~"QQ:U111c •-a r, ' 1tta . nt~ Si"l;ldaY r:dghl at ger, JunLor class sponsors. :J{Q R. _:M: for a .. 1:1~ trip: tO: Was.llil,tt~~ ~ ¢., .N~ . York Cl• ', MARRIAG&- ~M!INI& . .._. Pltill>lllitQhiJJi~d Pittsbulgh, reAil\Oitw' recent applications !o'~ l tdhtihz hohfe tflursr:uy a-t 10 a._ _ ......_1 e ,,....-li:lage licenses} in Mason Cau,• 11l(l. • , . fy wne the Collowi~: Mrs. ~. a·~yn&ldl, Klnde11gar- "'t,;"'· • Delmar A. Canaday _..-. )Oit,:i;!'' ~ c..,, WHl' tint. ~ .... Bla~ttnar'11, ~ Pomeroy . 2 6tc (11) Wanted To Buy 1950 OLOS V8'4 dr. Sl'dan . $2.39~. Hydamalic ·4rlve, rully equipp~, W:ANTED -- 7 or 8 room IM~u se lcs5 th~tn 14,000 miles. Blaett can 266..J. 5 7 Jtc nar '~r, J>omf!roy. 5 2 Btc 1141 For Rent 3 ruum furmshe d apartment for rent. Next l.o hospital. Phenc 284. r; 2 6lc 19M OLDS "88" Holldoy Coupe. Nrw 2 lhwm flownstairs <'lficncy $2,195. Low milcuc. hyramutk apal'\me11t all new rmn1tur ~ dri\'e, R&H. cartJful owner. Phnllc 6128-X, Middleport. Blaettnar'!l, Pomeroy. 5 2 fit~ 5-:Hitc 19M CHEVROLET lWI Air V8 - - - -,:--;.ff:onvcrtiblc, R & II. powt•r g]lrl,•, Five Room APIH'lmcnt wtth laUn dry .1nt1 (;!lrago. First Iloor. A. IH'W llrl'll. CXrfllll'llj l'OIHiition , N. Bengal, Pomeroy . t 3 tl $1600.00 Parker'~ ReMtaurant. Pomrroy. Phone 201 . 3 8 3tp 19M BUICK V8 5pcl'ial 4 dr. Sedan DynaUow drive, hke .1ew two tone blue finish. D1aettnar'1, Pomeroy. :S 2 etc lo! .39~. 19M CHEVROLET "210" 4 dr. Sedan. $1,095. Spolleaa orla:lnal dark blue thibb, a real perform- Cloth, Nylon, Ftbera:laal!l AwnlnJ&, cr. Dlacllnur'a, Pomeroy. Porch 11bade•. Venetian blinds, 5 2 61.c Wil'ldow blinds, Porch .nd Lawn - -- - -..,..----~~~ Furniture. Free estl'!!":oo~lu Dale Wlpp~>l Supply, 21:S Unlon Ave., For Scie ----.,----,-~ -- UI'RIGHT PIANO, $15.00. Phone W2 <J, !i 7 3lc Pomeroy. 4 2~ lmoc l15) Room & Boord Clllt:KEN E(}UIPMENT. automatic A-1 condition. Rcuon - have NICE IIO~tE ror middlc -ugod lady. Free roum ond board . Phone Aold the property. B11rt Miller, 906-lf. 5 7 6lp Letart Falla. ~ 7 3tp -~-::-=:-;---:-:-;;--- -­ ----- ~ At"HICAN VIOLI.:TS. 659 Brownell (17) Ave., MlddlepGrt. Phone 8299-M. ~ 7 6tc --- DICYCLE, like new, 20 in. -- ---~-- =::-c (iiRL'S One coon dog; one all around doa: ; one rocker spaniel. house broke, female; one goat . l!:verett Falls. n 8 8tc Chatrln, Jlartloi'd, W. Y11 --:::::----,-~----;;-_.,:.~ 7 6tp WANTED-Someone to learn mo-:: tnr route for .substitute purLOTS - .•ize accord inc Lo rholcc. pnses Call The Daily sentinel. · For I!)POintment phunc 906· ~.:.. 1 37 LOVELY SPINET PlA;NO, sacr!flc. SEf: OUR AD UNDER BUSiNf~SS cd for qui~k •ale. Mlihl constdcr OJ>JlOP.TUNITJES "A ONE MAN BUSINESS. $1Ml IN storlnll With party who wo~ld be sure to buy later. For detlll.!l vES·rMENT." (CAN STAR":' wrlte ThnMplon Mu!lc Co:• 824 I JlAJlT TIME). ~-&3• 11 Seventh AY!~ .• Marietta, Ohio. ~ -- ----• 7 ""( 19) ·Business tr TWO LOTS m Syracure, a:ood It· callon, reasonable . Phone fMI-Y. ~ 7 3tc See The New Holland HAYLINER Completely New From · lllteb to Chute FULTON THOMPSON ... ltA~R SALES POmeroy PEKINESE PUPPIJ!:S for aale, l!n. Woodrow W. Call, 732 Sycamore St., Middleport. 4 30 12te 6 CAN M.D.&. COOLER, 1 double uolt lmperiallli1Jker. G. A. Deem ... ' 8 81p -_, ' ...:'·· ·~ Q t 'tl...- ----~~r Unl I~ A ONE-MAN IUIINII$ 11,500 lft.,.ttment ICAN START PART TIMI) NA'L. CO. NO SELLlNG. Co~· •1~111 or !iCrvlclng our point of S11l~>s dl5play In {lruAstores am! numr.rou& other accounts. collect In ;~: for 111Uehandise aold an1l rrplc-nishing inventory. UNLIMtTIO POTIN1'1AL AI'. pruduct has tremcndou8 public acctplunce, litel!me repeats, I" backed Uy intensw~ promoHfln and __ ... . i .......... .......... '~ .._ ~. -~ Ill L 1..- ... P - 11 oe... On Rt. $3. Call Wm. WANTID AT DNCI MAN To WORK on truck farm, family preferred, house and garden. Good wagi!is. By d1y or by month. Albert Hill, 221t8, Letart Iii Pomeroy ·"-- o.,...,, ltock lprl_ntJI Rodney Downing ·~·URANCE AGENCY l'lr~ Automobile, Hulth ACCIDIN• Ll ... CHVfllty anlll ...... -d -.t · ;,Ws 1 : )'l(lnesville and. will move ~hi fam. 11,- there ln the near future. Ava Gilkey hail spent ·t he last .... .. ~ j ·i l ·l· . i "I . ·i·" !I.,.. ~~~ ~~~~~ ..~'ith Fide~ .~·. ~~d wn'i' 1 10 ~a)ls in ~anesville. Her .Jr&Ad.N>n, RodDey, was in the hospital tor an appejldectomy, Robert Alkire bls 8 neW plclt Up' truck. · • ~Mifg fiiei imml~t' they hlive paid ·pl\tz a cbecrC for $7 96 from Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey of tho~ fund. · ChiUieotbe apent · the wee-k end Thil iJ'OUp shOuld reach wa.~hwlth the 'Clint Gilkey family. ington at a· •t d · m.for·I' on ay am' D.n·a .!1:.v pple Is mov1na to tb e Jud have tour 7houri sight-sedn.... Bradford farm. · _. :U anu Wl .arrive ln New Yortr: City rt. Joe Carsey spen-t a few days at 6 p. m. where they al'ido stay with Sadie Ci.rr. . at the Piccadilly Hotel with fowr Mri. John Stout is havlnr exten- per.alln.s to . a room. ~mong the aive repairs on her 'hcmse in Hal- <·vents scheduled fn.- New Yolt rJsonville. City Is a nine hllUr..... 8ight-seel lJernie Gilkey ls 1pendlne some tour whi1:1J will include a ~t time with his son, Bernard Gilkey. trip around t't.eo illland. Tbe:f will Guy. B~en bas sold bia fanu , leave New York Wild~.esday n' ht or tifl P., m; Y:l!dl 'Cecil Hannin'", Columbuo' ·l"lll'lptlla' iftt!· Piftlbiurgh enroute • ....,.. home. · "' the week end wlth hi• fa~l.f~ J;,~e. _ __ ·u .. . ; 1 • :o~b:~fn~~,o~~J:.:~~ PUNl.JT& •-1 1 Two top eyents for 4 .g thib members i~;~ Muon County- •ave been .scheduled with tM annOUncement t\tat +H Activities ·Day and tbe County 4-H Round up wid be held on June 6 and June 14~ respecti\reJy, ""-· r. • _,_ 1,m::' annolD!tetrlent o tne' eY.t::"'t19 came f·r om the offlee of RulieJI R. Prlddy, Agent. Mason Count)' f -H Club Regl..lra'Hon tor t.he AditJlties .,.. u Day event wi take plate at )(t a. m. on the morning of June 6 at the Mason County 4-H. camp at Southside. T.he call to order will take place at 10:15 a. m. Included amana the eventS: for the Activities Daf are the toUowing: The Po11ter Contest with two cla$Ses. One clase will ~ for posters drawri free hand while the ather clilss will be for those made with magazine or other pictu~ cutou\~· Themes wil1 be on an~ 'ga~ ~ll,enie l)r on the health: S1o,g!lh, ' "~'-H'ers Wise - Saniti2e''. Good Grooming Contest fnr boy!!' 10-14 years and 14 years and over and the Good' Grooming Contest for girls or the same age groups. ju~;rne;, cf~t~ti~s~s ju~~~ng, ca~~~~ '· ttll~ dou·b le reheat of steam ~ood.s, vcgeUble!, ear corn, egg durl~g Jts passage through the JUdg~ng an,d ele~trical ~udging . . turbJ~u~. Tl'le days actl\llties will end at PhJ!O 6, wh~ch has been more 3 p. m. ' than ..o years m. eyoluUon, is the result or the comblnfld efforts by The provam for the 4-H Round Ame.ri~an ~as and Electric, Geri- Up will begin at 10:30 a. m. On ~ra~ F;lectrtc .company and The J~ne 14. Sewing V and Sewing VI Babcock & W1leox Company. GIE Wlll be judged on that day and desl.ned anfl manufactured the the pubUc speaking contest and t~rbmo-generator and B. & w. de· style revue will be held.· stgned and bunt the steam gener- ~tor (bccaus~ water does not "b(liJ" BRUSH FrRI! In th1' un,·t th .' e word "•~tJ uu er" no 1OltJers applies) A bruSh fire that was believe~ · · • By VIrtue of. its Q(tW design rea- to h!L\14.'! originat-ed whL'll a perso•l hares, rhUo 6 Is expected to oper- burning tt~ash got oot of control · ate Cllmmer4RIJy, as the. world's ·scarred the hillside back of tile molt efflch!.At generating unit. n United· Methodist Church In Pom will b e a bl e 1o .p rod uce more elec- eroy Tuesday about 11 a. m. but _._ 1 -u· c ener&Y from a pound af coal no ~urther damage w.as reported. than _any other power gei-Jerating Flremen used truck No. 2 tcmacbme to ~at~ . p.lt out the blaz:e, No. 3 beinl out for maintenance at tlie time. 11oi a smaller. ' 160000 h , owatts, or about • . oraepower) than other ,ge-nerp.Une unit. .tecen&ly pl•cfd In System, .thi~ partie War- size wa1 chosen as . ideal and practical for . operaUo~ o~e~ne_e AGE development purposes. The .trJQ COst DPP'I"O)[imatC.' ly $1 8-2510& Wit'Ji eolriplete ac. ~ dt'nt instJrance· · for the · pupjJs coming to $20.!HJ making the C(),';t $J.~,OQ with turnplte fees in Pfhllls)IJValliR. IVPPUlltiz\g to $25 00 . . l)Uies, .pa.td irf by the Senl~rs lWfli' be'..ctbrtled vJlth .each onere- sr: e~ ·- •~ " .and c• ~rlefly ~~ P\a pa~~h~~:r:o 1: -- ' l"lae l'er11 Best Are yuu looking for a GOOD CLEAN L.,.TE MODEL car? Then Viall Our Lol! "ft··;, HenrY \vyatt hat emJUo:rment at Palll S. Smart (Clerk) (:>) 8, 15. 22, 29, 4lc In ll11ed (Jars .' :~ ,:-~ ~· ~.lJ.I.W. (21! Real lUX WARD ·s_porn Addition N, •. ,'d ------ Ponttrew. Help Wonted i ."!. a ¥i'r. Hlgtl School AdditiDn 19!\6 BUICK Special 4 dr. Sedan. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and Ont> JocHI owner, rtynaflow drive Service. R. A. F'inlaw, 512 E. R&H , two tone grcC'n. $2.395.00 . Main St., Pomeroy. 4 27 tf Clau<lc Thotrias weaver resldJn1 For at Box 13, R. R. No. 12, Timberlake Mlddl•port Public Settool North Carol~lla, is hereby notified Mlddl~ort, Ohio that Jllne Ann Weaver has filed Separate sCaled bld-':1 for fur ·· her petition agalnst him lor dlnishing~ and equipment will be re. vorce, alimory, and cu!tody of ccived by the Mlddleporl Board of • minor child in Case Number Et\uq~oq, Middleport. 0 h I o, 11t 12,528. of the Common Pleas Court tM off1cf of the ciNk at Midrtlc- of Meigs CQunty, Ohio, and that port, •'Ohio , until 12:00 noon EST, defendant is requirl:!d to answer June 7, l9:i7. and w11l be opened on or before the l&t day of JunP and resd aloud at 7.0[1 p. m., June 10~7. <lO I:! I Insurance 7, 19.!57, at the office of the Board · June Ann Weaver :----c------- -~ !Sarh!J&-Simp!IIOn trumra.rw:e Asenc), rJf EducatJOn, M1dcHcport Hi gh Plai ntiff M1ddlepon. Ftre - AubOmoblle- School, Middleport. Ohio. O'BRIEN and O'BRIEN &omi.s. Phone 8316--X IJ..20-tll AtloTn•'YS for Plaintiff Separate bids will be rc ,·l'ived (4) 3, 10, 17, 24, (5) 1, 8, 6tt" on any s in gle item or a cumbmaFOREMAN & AilliO'I"r T.V. SERVlCto: All mikes Repaired bY Ex- tion of items in the Sp~clr1cal ions. pert Tecttn!cb.ol. Pbone 62M Y The informalion for bidders, spi!C· Middlepo!'.. 6-liHI ificalions, plans, bid blanks, contrart aJ,lrccm(!nts. may be examCOMPLETE Jmmranct: Protection, toed at the orrlce of the clerk One Life, Auto. Fire, Pollo. CaU Doli copy lo el.lch prospective bidder. -;~- i .. , · I i Mllls, Middleport, Ohio. Earll bidder must deposit a rcrtif .... . ---fi(•d check or bid bond of (5%) ri v( [H'r cent of the base bid . All Estate h1dd111g shall be in !lrict acrordSEVEN ROOM HOUS,t':, 116~ Vuw 11/ICC with the ncvlsed Code ol St., Middleport, $6500.00. p, D. OhiO. Loltridgl!. 5 B 12Lp ! The right i~ reserved by the SIX room house. 6h acres o i Board of Education to rcjccl any . f. ,llround, $3.000.00. Cull 5J2·J . or all bids and waive informali~-6-0tc ties. - -,.,..-,-,--- Bond of Education 4 ronm5 and bath, full baseml'llt Middleport Board of Education 1637 J.,1ncoln llts., I'omrroy . EY Brt'lcc I. Lloyd Phone 856-M. 5.:i-tltp (Prc!idenn t:i.! ' Legal Notice sac"'' ie:llr"o; ~ ~ For Furnl•hlngs 1nd Equipment For Middleport Et•mentary School Janet Valentlne, _insists wearing .'l red dress to greet the dist,lngulsbed. ttuest, Eddie Grues· er, as Sir Guy Orah~m. Btuee Bradford, as Bill Ellls. orfer8 to · play burglar and steal the, dress. 1ime Robert ffenae~y At !~e DB Nlm 1 uy 1' a 11er Aunwe Beu' pearls. SUm Guy la mistaken for Sir Guy and the real Sir Guv b arrested b E d 11 K k 1 ht "th poUcema/ u e on r g · e ., . '"II te.CIIOf,, au4 ~harlos K ltb A d h ~; of Mr" ·M.cbollalt ~ba'~· the' e n erson 1s t e pl'ospero( tbe • hf;f! ~tm a';t. · ri/o~' rsl off oua~ g'enlal b'uslnft'll m<~n and Mar. • 'l ~ 1. "'1 · "l , · . l.r.:.:. ·~ · lyn ft,q\isb la '. h'is socially • ambi', in .. ""lilt' ~~~qat ..,. ~t.J • e ay tloo.rwue aria Ga"it'Stumbo is their . Oil'.' EJ il 'I .- . tiara ' '!tfiC ' . ill 1'\itt.f'· to: (: ltl'ttt o' ~i. i pj.lln.~ . h ~~ny, 17, of ,Mason City, dau Ct•r, Ptt .trip. eij teen year o1d1 daughter. btet- Of J h Ed ...-.....; ••L Barbara Captein.a Is the houseg_ . Q. n ward A:nlbon.r · ...; .... .nujseU MillSJ h~~ed 1'~ keeper and cook and Rlchard Hod !hired Vfrginla_ B!tCHir A'n1 COr tbe fluid f11lsing vat'ler ·acts as Sir Guy's pers 011 a] • r . • • I cui ~ ~r ' tbil taip aid total d b nard Edwar<~s. 23, H,ajt:t,bfd/ i of'~ . t'fJ2 ~ h~· bNJ'II! ·T.u;.c.~ m~~th Javs d' llo:!": a!~ Wtl(lie Edwards f.lli W-~ -~ . cOmbLidd! efforts ol . .Nan Mo~re: ar~ ~rec 1e y Mrs. lyn ~i~~ Edwar~ and . Patiib!·ai tMe SeniDO ami theh" tMnllies. ~en( 17. pi Masqlt, dtu.ig::, '(b~ ' bides~ monay , m*i.ng ilrot?W:.ot:':Cecll H~dlestoif aDd Pil.f jrot ...;a~J tbe ~hambell of• cor.lline· ~h Huddleston. . . frlJrfd dlV'tof p!'PpQf{'(! hy tA;e mo"o~rt ' tee cG.,...e ,.,., · . i lbe¥5 ' ~ndt str:Vfd! by Seqion with (Contlnu•d from p1ge one I vei, '!L ;u, A,.~....• • ~~-s·,,~w 11 ' a ~fJt ~f ~-.00. . Operate at a stl;lam pressure as ..:::::·Ji 11CW _. n LJ ~.,, llll ~ htgh as 4,MQ p.s.i:, almost double '' !"Jafl!lt! Bjl~g.arner Sa):'n. an~ ~rs . , ' . tl1er FOjeets were the h_ighest.n l!rWute !}reviou~ly . . ~~ny · J~ 1ennant. Rousl:(, 22, o' da . Ie, rummage sule, used 1n co 111 m~rcJa·J power genera. ?~ ~ven, daughter or Qlarence llla~a:>:i·ne subscription..;, soup ~ale, tion; 'N~~ :md Bl~rnche-• Whltm:m <".andv _sat-e, card sah, dinner .·or Operate at a steam temperature ltlfnt. thoc M1ddlr.po!'l 'teafdters A~s.>eia- as high as 1,150 de·gree F. _ 50 ,.._ fion ,. li~keta,. lor a :'how -at the d~grees a~ve the highest temper' 1·.... Libr>.rty theat~r_, _Cf)-spOnsorlng the . ~t':J~e preYlOusly 115ed for this pur· Roy A'nn'ut' LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT · ..,.. I . . ·r i ....,,. ,, ,, 1'956 Chevrolets Reol Estate Br.o ker In MIDDLl:POitT, 'OHIO 61:16-M PHDNU 6111 Good Cleo Used Carl All MU:e1 ud Motlell METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES ~ · ~ CONCRETI BLOCKS "'1-ulld letter l*or L...- GRUESER. BLOCK CO. IMUooNottllofl'omo,.. 956 Fords l Custqmllne-l Falrlane Fordo~atlc, Radio .!t heulcr. OHIO JUNK CO. I. I T ' Fairlane 2 dr. Radio & er. -1955 Chevrolet Deluxe 4 dr. Sedan. futdio Heater. • 1-1954 Chevrolet DeLuJCe 2 dr. Sedan. Radio Heater. 1-1953 Ford VR llardto'p .. Fordomulic, dlo and Heater. W.E BUY LOCALLY ADVIII:TISED AT 10«,1% CO. IXPINSI ICIIAP IRDN- MITALl Must be rcspomlbJe, permanent resident. havP. the neccs11ary capJ . VALLEY tal for in\·cntory , !llitrt immediately it accepted and aspire to lncom · '· up to S21W week. tor interview. includ(l phone. Box 668-8. c /o PhoMIII Dally Sentinel; Pomeroy; Ul3tp ':""_.;..,.'"'".;""';;··...;'"".;;··;, · ~·_ ..,.. .. .J I• 1-1~55 Ford . lhese are good and all oarry )(Uaran· mUCTURAL 1 I.AMI j· " . ALL THESE ACHIEVEMENTS WEIJE THOU_GHT• IMPOSSIBLE ONLY A F~W YEA'S A_GO A rocket ~ing 2:50 miles i:ftto space; ~an flying faster than ~ speed of so~d; a subP..A.rine . ._ that travels over 50,000 mile!! withOut' refueling-an Were thought im~ble ooly a few. yean ago. So, too, was an electrie gen~ttog unit that eould operate above tlte ditleal steam pressure ol 3ll06 pound. por "!"""' Incl.. · · · · , In Ma..b, 1957, atlho Amerloon Gas and Eled1ic Systom's Phllo Plant In Ohio, a new eleclri4 geneJ"ating unit operating at ,450() ~unds not only became a reality but also the world's most •IRcient eleclrio producer, 'l'llus ao.other btg ""'- wu nwlo-by tL;, company and-lhe rest ol tlui. AGE System to rontinue giving the best poulble ~ aervice at tbe ;lowest ~ble COii't to help you lj.. belt., ekctrlctlllg. ' METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES .. ' ' , ' ' ' ., ' �" ' ' • ' • ' \ ~, 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd_Ie_po_rt_,_o._. M _•_Y_B._1_95_7_ _ I Paul E. French Funeral Service Held On Tuesday Funeral serv1ces for Paul f French were helrt Tuesday after· noon at the R.awhng.,..Coals Fun FAMU.Y NIGHTS 2 Adult Tlck•tt Admits Cu Loect er;.l Home with Fre•l G :~ rrlncP. Double felture Horror Showt past or the Church of Chn.st of· Marla English Chester Morris rleiatmg. Mrs C he.~ lcr Erwm , THE SHE CREATURE Chur<:h of Chnsl orgamst. playe! - alSOfor the services lind members of Peter Grayes B"evcrly Garland the chu1·ch were m chargP. of the II, CONQU&RED THE WORLD IR,ST The Daily Se~tinel Roush-Smith Nuptials Exchanged In Double Ring Ceremony Sunday • TONISHT Rooms New Furniture FOR $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE · Oa The Brightest Comer In Middleport T~UR$.-FRI Paul Newman Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Pboae 8071 Mrs • J" W• McM UrrQy I5 H.05 teSS -T p G0 d Cl b M ;~;~n~ b~~~r~r wT~e~i!:i:,r ~·. ~- . MAY 9-10 p· A U 1er n~te SOMEBODY UP THEilE LIKES Ml (U P•cka A Wallup) Joan Evans Ben Cooper STRANGE 0 E TUR A V N E LucWe Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy ioclety Editor, Phone 6244 h R h O'J! ' Jac~ Bee tel, Hay ~man, &nd Don St1vers Bunal was 1n th<: I Middleport Hill Cemetery. Rflat1ve~S from out or town wer":" Mr and Mrs. Earl french, Sex· ley; Mr. anc1 Mrs. Owe n French , Mrs. Cl d 1 h k 'Y e rrenc , Jac son; Stc· l hen Cope, Battle Creek, Mich . ~~=~========::::;:;;;;;;:::::::::::;::::::: ~ Mc~urr~~~~~~ty ~ve~? com~unicau~!ti!!~ future Mrs. J w. Mrs. Albert Young entertamed the Pomeroy Garden Clutt, Monday af. ternoon at her home Butternut Ave. Sprmg flower a.:rangements \of tulips, pansies, bleeding hearts and wild flowers were used th.roughout the home. The meeting opened in regular form w1th the president, Mu. Ed- I ward Baer. re· sponded to presiding. roll call Members with "birds ln My Garden." During the busmcss session Mra. E. W. Coats, Mrs. William B. Downle and Mrs. J . 0. Roedel were named as the nominating commit• tee and Mn. Charles Peq~lnger Mrs. C. E. W. D().wnie ana Mrs: Charles Gocglem were na;ed as the program commtltee f year. ·.:..::.:__ _ __ _ __;·..:: ':.! · ,_ you can soap 'n scrub '••I tbe Dinner Is Given Honoring Birthday Of Mrs. J. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Verne Davis en tertained Sunday with a turkt:v clitmer honoring the birthday {r tneir granddaughter, Mn. Jeff Wilson, Pomeroy. A decorated birthday eaka and ice cream wer-e served as the dessert c{lurse ror fhe dinner. Those present were Mrs. Wilsun ....,.. .. ,•...••., tet JOUrlolf . Awoy to a happy aummtr .•• ~G light, cool, tal)' art &mart W.e3ttt ... you11 rl.,eln 'em I You111ikt the new tlostic sleek·flt features! bouncy foam·d'epe .at..J Among our Styles: C~am, W ·~~on, Shade; Mr. and Mrs. Er neJh Carpenter, Mr. anrl Mrs . Paul Saunders, Gallipulis and William Miss Joy Patri-cia Smilh , dau· 'thler of Mr. and Mrs. Thco L. Smith , 121 Peacock Ave., rome h~':'·::M:ld:d:l•:p:o:··=l.=;=:..,l ~B::S:w:i~,Permanent .w avln t!!tfl HARTLEY and BENNETT ARNERt 5 II W . 2nd S "Oy, 0., wascapping capped in the verv tmpreli!live ceremony ~~ the Dental Hygiene ·Depart,mcnt 1t the c ollege of ontistry, Ohio State Univcnity, on M•ay Joy Is the pianist for the- College o( Den~ ~lst ry Choru s which gave several impressive .selection.& ror the Pl'(T o. also been WomCil • .e leel•d'~ Freahman by Alpho Lambda Delta, Honorary Soronty ror her sch l:.~11tie ach.ievements. Miss Smith wag a graduate oi Pr.mcroy High School , Class Jr hu !956. United Methodist Official Board Meeting Is Held • I The Official Board of the United Methodist Church me\ Monda)· e vening at the church with Frank Vaughan, vice chairman, presiding. Devotions and prayer by Leo Crew opened the meeting. A new typewriter wu purchased for the~ church. Estimates for palntJng the church parsonage were read and the Pomeroy cement Block esti· mate aeccptcd. It w.aa voted to repair the crosli on the ehurcb and alao to pay the expense1 of Paul Reuter to attend the annual Ohio Conference al Lakeside the week or June '· Mn. Gerald Wildermuth in be half of tllle mulio-commlttee thank ed all whQ eontri.buted toward the ~ureh_,e of tht n~ maroon choir r:obe" Mra. Haney V~nVnnken ~u ~.mod t.o serve aa choir c:Ur~ctor fo~ , the aummtt. Mr. Vaugh· An CIPrP.!JR!d appreci1tton for the effJel~-t' aervice of the secretary, Mf•· 1 c:d"' Webster. the treasurer, l""· ililh Mallory and the Officers May 14 . SINGLE COPY-lie Meigs County's first traffic fatality of the year was record· ed Wednesday night approximate!) on~ mile south of Middleport, when seven persons were killed in a three car crash on State Rout~ 7. According to investigating Highway Patrolm•n the crash was caused when one <i.rlver aU.empled )0 pass a truck and crashed head-on into an appl]laching car. - Safety Strips To Be Painted On Major Highways l.bilr :!fiends lp. LetarL COLUMBUS UP - Tht state Highw,y Department will beg)n painting four·inch wide "safety fltrip!" along Ohio's major highways immediately, GoY. C. Wii. liam O'Neill announced today. The strips, to be patnted With a special type of white pa10t. con· taining rerlectlye glass Spheres, will be loeated along the extume right band edge of some 7 000 mile~ of primary highways, 'ac· cord1ng to the govenor. O'Neill said the technique, which has been 115("d expe.'t'imentally in several nates, "has pro\Jt!n a major contribution in term.: or drivJng eonYenience." O'Neill nid the program, expected to coM about $6.50,000, will be complete-d during the current year. werP forWaU Cablntlt 1H4" wW. 89r a yd. will be annolllleeto names in their proW~ Vir&illil and for I!a10 Cabl- 22" wklo .1.89 ycl. R.l.vepswood'a trat'lltlonal "!5odollar", banquet, usually held In •the Spri-ng, is beimg poatpori$1 until next FalJ, accbrdlng to 311 announcement made today by ~­ iene W.atkins, 1807 pre&dent of the RavM;awooif Sebools Improve· A completely new Idea- permanent. cushioned pro• teclloin for your ahelv.., elan" ond dlthtt - In any length you nttd. Easy to cltcm. n.Vtr needs chanGing. Brlnv your ahtlf measurements oftd select from newest colo.,, (COLORS) Christ Church, North Brookf!ctd, Man., and in Jan. 191J8 became the viear or St. Stephens Church, West· boro, Mass. A June wedding Is planned, ELBERF.ELDS ·sALEI ment A:s30Ciation. The d~ion poatPunement was made by ttie 16-man board of diree~on thi! week in onter to select a date }n cool weatller a.nd mee~· il)g tbe convenknce of the spelk· ""· ' GARTON CROQUET SETS " Reg. $3.95 '. Croquet Sefi For ·Foti, "Piayets ' • I" •. ' Full size &". !ll~il~(li ,_, ll&nd,l.,a striped \n bplUan\ colbts, solid color enameled plastic"• billls. N!ne heavy ·~pect arches and book.of rules.. ·· " •·. . '· " ~ : The CluNP . A wonde~Cul Plymouth of your own ••• youn, to lab whene'Vet the aymptOJJlll set out of hsnd. Toot-drive a Plymoulh loday. Thon comP,.ro Plymouth wllh tba "other two"' ••• oe.nd you'll 860 why dloUIIQda pt Plymoulh F - ~y day-and love ill 21 Middleport. Goerge W111iam Halle~ . RFD ' ' 34, Rt. 'lo. 2, Ches-hire . Elizabelh Halley, 32, Rt. No. 2, Cheshire. ' George R. ML"Coy, Jt .. age fl, • Route 2, ~eshire Manhal] McCoy. 40, Cheshire. .. ~s. Charle3 McCoy, 19, Clle· >hlrf N"ahcy McCoy, 15. Cheshire. In Metgs General Hospital uc: Ruby McCoY. 37, wife ot Mar- shall McCoy ,skull fracture, seve~ >hock, leg i.nJune~ and coodition reported very critical. Ruth Ann Halley, 8, CM>shire Rt. 2. Skull fracture, fractured no~e . CcJfldition reported fair. TJniiJjured in the accident w:u Huber Boyd Fulton, 48, Ro:1te 1 Che-shire, driver of the truck. Sheril'f Robert Hartenbach and Hlghway Patrohnen C. L. Bog"'s, W. J. Keating .wnd ll R. Curtis whG investigated the a~ ide .1t ~aid that the car driven by J ohn Carter Smith was traveling south on Route 7 and wa.s racing w1th an wtidentified ear wbG .sped on past the scene or the accident. The Daily Sentinel today learr: ed that theTe were five witneues to the fataJ acoident. They 111d that the unidentified car wbic'• sped away from tlw aecide:tt scene was a two toned Plymouth with a hght top and brown bo"· tom. annuod Jh-'h The five men Band c.... ''c;"•y,.;;~;; May be J an Ohio Power c:::;.'; · School iald t.haf they - ., gym under the •of Ray yards away born \i''\ri,;,.-~Woodgeard. T.i.ekets >Wefllt on aale the accirlent baPP'"'"d: Monday, May 6, and are being Smit;tJ'.lll car sold by member.s of the ba.nd. hlgh rate or speed. \0' Adm!osrion price is 50 cents for The five efe'-wmiesses to the. adulti and 23 cents for clli'ldren. fatal mishap are~ WiiJiam G At intenni'!Sion, awards will be Miller, Wheelersburg, OhiO; K~n given to qualifying me-mbers of Ward. Sciotorille; George voun -~ the band. in 11dditioll, Mn. Mable man, Portlmouth; Art Hehl, Port,.;· . MOOTe, .this year'!l preside~t of the moutb ; ,._ Richard Riddlebarger, " Pomeroy Band Booster "A.ssocia· Mtlle,..mlrl( and Ray Re)'tlold:;, tion, wiU present gifts to the Sen- Portsmoul!\ior m"embers Qf the band. Smith according to the report The program will . include "Yotlth Marches Ou." by Fran ,. attempted to paas die truck driv· kilser; "Anlm1 Night11", an over- en by Huber Fulton and erashed ture by Olivadmi ; "German Melo· headon Ulto the Ford Station <'lies", a mt.:lley waltz ~y King ; wagon driven br George William ·•Don't Forbid Me", a popular, by Halley. All the c1ead were in the c3r Singleton; ""Tioga" · Mauh by drtven by Halley while Smith M.eretta; "Marie" • $wing arrangement by Berlin; "Spook wa driving bY himself. Smith and Halley were rushed Session", a novelty by CbiareJii; to Holzer Rospital where th-~ i "Ameriun Patrol'', March "by died shOrtly after arrival. Meacham. Elizabeth Halley, Manball M: •In addition, several ensembl ~ COJ and Mrs. M-arshall MeCor I , including the following Po1ka'' by Delibe~-­ were dead on arrival -at Mt:iK$ Flute Qtl.¥'tet: "March" from tbe General Hospital. George McCoy Jr.. 6, was killed Opera ''Fidelio" by Beethoven-BrMI!il Sextet; "March Hongroise" Jnstantly in. the aeeidenl Tbe Smith and Halley Cars by &hubert-Woodwind Quinte:; both demolished completely were "Parade or the Woodoo Soldiers .. by Jesstl-Drum Quartet . The in the ii.roident and the Fulto-n httter group includes Roger HJ· truck was 110t damaged greatly. The Pomeroy and Middleport sell, BiU Young, Bill Owens and Emergency Squads, Ewing Fun· 1Oe J{e!1ftedy. eral Home, Rawlings-Coats Fun· eral Home, Middleport and Wau,ih Fllllenrl Home and Miller Funer;~l Home, both of Gallipolis. pres.s<!d eyery available ambulaneoe Into Bl!Jidwn~ Be .' $6.5Q Croquit .Seta For ' Six Players Full ,tze 6" mallets. Screw·hi type· handles, solid color •nameled)llastic balls an~ book of 1 ules. Reg. Croquet. Stts . $8.,50 . ' ... Far Six Players • Full aile 7" m,u,ta. Beaded ~~n type t!•ndle1.. .SOlid eol()r ..enameled ' : ~ pa-' ' The banq1.1.et Is un.lque Jn tbit sU per.aons, inoludli1g lbe tpeak· J• $4.99 Flames Destroy Farm Home Of ' Resident ~rvtce. ' OUTH FEV Jt'o buolln' out aD over-tho' happlotl lovcoiclmeoo evon Pll""oulh F..., I 'l1le 1\JD'l'.lomO? [Ill urs• 1o got oul on lhe · ht1hway, Aa uncontrollable dajJe for fun .ond freedom- A longin& lo lhe booL - ? That w011dorlu~ lhree·yaars-aher.d Plymoulh ~ij,Thot thrtllln1 Plymoulh power. That volvety · • ''Torol011•.U... Ride. .; ' The dead are: JOhn Carter Sm:t h, Pom~ "You're perfectly normal, son I You've got •.. ifs catch.i~g and it's wonctertul!" 1 Frida ~- Eli~abeth Lawrence • ,.w......... N0.21 ·!SsOeiatlon by Mlu Lydia Eberabacb. ' . 'nle ':Rt: Rev. and Mrl. ·William Appleton ~wrtnte ' of Sprlnefield, Man., tbe ena:11emen-t nf their MilS &Iizabeth Cadman to the Rev. 10h of Mr1. Dale Carl the .late Mr. Van 'Ohlo. -ion ........... .... - Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swartz o£ ~arl c t t a spent the w~k end with ll:r. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz and at the Follrod-Roblnton home. I ' P•rtly cleutly •114 wann wltft IAttwH """*rthew•n ...... Are. ' ----- I BY UNITID P.IJI toder to t• IS. Uw lwflltht .,.,. 40't utrwme north f• 5$ ttl 60 ... tr.,.,. tovth. .. . by the yard muolc Engagement Plans Being.Announced n ttn e Lasting Shelf Protection .•.· ~Oml'Jl! Uee. · _ Th~ . 'rne'etinR cloaed with the ~ormlp' of .o11 rrlendahip circle and praye~ ~ Weather • ' wi~h long aleeves ind h W•a but· toned bigb; She carried an orehll on a wh.ibe Bible. Maid of Honor was Jan!: • Roush, ~e.r of· tJle bride,1 wbU;I bridesntaidt: were SallY krwln of PomeroY atid MY'r.ai Forem~, a cousin of the bride. Flower a:i;J was Nincy Roush, a .sister or t~e bride. The brldesmaida; wer-e dresse I ln different colored dresses of nylon taec over taffeta witl'l fa· ted bodice, puffed sleeves, low neelr.s and matehlng bat.&. Best man for the wedding wu Fred Thabet of Mason. The bridJ wu given in marriage by bet' rather. F.ollowlng the ceremony a te eeption was held in the ehur~b social rooms. Serving punch to euests were Mrs. Joan Fink, Mn David KJy a11rJ Mrs. David Dew~ b~Jnl . MrJ. L.oll Je-.111 WYatt Jt Pqrp-croy rt.ailt.ered 1he IJUest.!. The couple left on a honemoo"J. Jo- ,aq Q.Q4tJC:Josed destination. 'Upon their return they will be at The instaUatiOtt of new otfl ce~~ _.yiU feature the final meet~rlg of he year for tbe Muon F'l'A ._.n next TU.esday nigh(, May lt at .he Mason Elementary SChoo1. ' · In addition a pot luck dlnner .vill be served at 6 P. M. wi.~ i !ach r~mily in attendance CII:~Ct· '?d to bring a f voritc dlsla. ' :\1~ 11arenl! are invited to ~ttend th! b"""' "' 'peetlng ~ . Pittsburgh Mr. and Mr'i. Williams Battrer and Mrs. Mary Jonell, Albany, were Sun~ay dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Guy Reynolds and .Mr' Minerva Childers. Sunday aft~r­ noon they were all guests of rcla lives .at Rock Castle, W.•Va. Mr and Mrs. Uonard ¥attox and ~ hildren. Nttro, were we"'k en("l guP.sts of hi s parcnlo;, Mr. ancl Mrs. Carl Mattox. lt.r. and MP Cart Mattox and Leonard M·attox attended the funeral of J . Miltcn Lewis, Pl. Pleasant. Mr. · Lewis was the father-in-law or LRW· ren ee Mattox, son or the Cll ' Matlqx's who was called here from Smyrna, Ga.: by lhe sudder. death of ·Mr Lewis. Mr. an!"l Mirs. Frank He~vlli 1 who liv~d in the Weber home o 1' GraYel Hill while he was cmplo:· ed in thl.s area. on construction work. aTe moving to Astoria, Loa)! Isand , N. Y. They haYe br"Cn liV mg at Crawford, N. J., for th · p11st year. ,.,., " '"'•'•h-(re,.urer. She ui. TYSHPOoPmeroy InStO II New · ' Mn. Hugh' Wylie, During her first year she has been initiated int-o 'Nte Natiom11 Pro(cssio nal Schola.sti~ Hyglenl3ts Sorority, Alpha Ka9P:a .~•puna and Hair CuHing 1 • a· • • Sunday ~ ram. and I be-n Mason PTA -rI 0 Downing 'lr. and Mr.. C.rl Mom '"' dau. ghter, Linda, PomeTov : Mrs. R. E. Hair Styling OHIO read concerning meetings. The questionaire on forming a Mrs. Cash Bahr, seCTetary at thE' h ealth council In Meigs County lnou.rance co., h" 111 this week w1th flu. was filled out and returneiJ, Mrs. Roedel presented her p9er Carol Bachtel , RN. and Phyllis on "Historical Gardens Jnd Gar- Meler, RN , wwere visitors in Park den PUgrima&es", prepared for ersburg Tuesday. the Aprll .meeting which waa eaoSally Sauer, bookkeeper at thf celled. She gave a description ot Middleport GUice of the Ohio Fue'~ the DuPont Company's Longwood G~den ,in Philadelphia. Tbia .,ar· Gas Company, returned to wo1·1 ien it ,-~tailed the "Show ~lac: ol Monday after a two week's vac ,;, accompanlOO Amer,k~" ~ecause of its eoncelled tion. Miss Saue'r llghtiq~. Jlle fountains and the ;r.trs. G. F. Bailey. Beverly, and huge~fpe., organ. A terles of sum- rlaughter.S, June, South Bend. antl MarUm, Akron on a trip to Was~· mer M"• are held there. , , "H\] Nature- Fits , Birds ln~o ington, D. c .. the Skvline Drl~r and Williamaburg. After tbey -e the I! n Sch ..,~,~:~ep erne" wall the tople turned Marilyn Bailf'y and M1s~ of the p@per written by Allen Kellar 0~ 'Darren, Conn., and read b" Sau.er took June Bailey ta South M·• )I. , El berfeJd. The artJele' Bend Wh~re she 18 employed. oo. ·" · Mrl!l. Otho Watts is vi.titinl{ Dr l~Jd oC' various inseets which the and Mrs. George Cahoon, Wi!kes· b~rds eat and thilt many birds are killed by the chemicals sprayed on ville. trees and plant!. Mrs . Roy Bachtel, Buffalo, W Refreshments Were served by Va ., visited Tuesday wilh Mr. an. lhe hostesses during tbe aocial Mrs. Forrest Bachtel ancl famil}' hour. _ and was accompamed home by Th~ next l!'eeting will be an Mrs. Grace Bachtel, Erie, Pd .. even1ng meeting on June 3 at the who had been visiting here home of Mrs. Roy Bettina: with Mrs. Charles Sauer and Mr~ Mra. Edward Baer as co-hostesa. Anna Carter were visitors i•l Parkersburg this week. Anne and .Martha Howell an' Gerry Pullen were visitors at Lhe Glass House in Beckley, W. Va . Miss Joy Smith R eceives Nurse Cap At Ohl'o State Red, Grey SHOE STORE POMEROY (Middle of Upper Block) Middleport Society 7:30 o'dock in a double ring cere· mony at the Union EUB Cburcb Officiating at llte wedding wer Uev. F111Test Murtay, pastor or ~e Union . Churtb and Rev. Den. nJS l'oreman, Canton, 0., an uncle of the bride. The ceremony wa.s preceded [)y one half hour of pLano music by Betty Jones or N~ Haven and the singing of two numbers "Be- . Ill ClreulllfoD PJtricia Louise llOUJh, dllllbter cause" and "Oh Promise Me" ~1 of Mr ...nd Mrs. DQua Rol,l:$h ol Mrs. Martba Cook, MalOn. Letart, w. v.a., Rte. 1 and Cbll'IC ·· The bride·- pwn wu or D)'lOD Smlth, sol\ of Mr . ...,l fld Mrs. John lace over taffeta with ruffled Smith or Letart R.te. 1 were ma~·· row• ol 1-1ee on tbe outer llkir", ried on Sunday evening, J.h)' e ,t It alao had a abort fitted Jaek ~· ' e Ia Loci! "'.... IliAd~ ~~ ' ' • "J •, er and the volunteer wortefs who prep•e~ ~e dinner for more than 1,QOO penon!, buy' a $G ticket. AU fOod ad servfee is d.o!'l· atf:d. Proeeeds from tl)t affa1k', which during the ltet 10 years bas. nl'l· rd in exeeSB, of $30,000 a·i'e used to provjde Ra'ten11w00d's elemen: Lacy and bilh ~Cboola witb tthle · tic and ~nd unifonp.s, audio and vlsWil te:achh'lg aida, maps, first Chief George Hicks• said aid suppllet, lillrarr book!, ttc. to the ba.sement o ' Cburj:h ; W11S esti· l f#:e was put started in a ·1ethany Church ' ·· Fire Damage Is Placed At - weolnesc1.1y. ( pluUc ball-. N.i ne beuy ab1ped lr,cbel and ' book •bf ·tUJ.ea Jn·' 1 ·win <quw~ .. r . ' nil< e(juipp~<h ·wii1J ~· •,. , . ~eels for. ease in bandiJN. \ . . GREAT BOOKS CLUB T.he Great Boob Club will meet at tile Te!idence of Mr.s. W!W.lia:m Finley, 259 !Jncoln Hill Road on May 14 at 2i p. m. A d b· cuasion will be made of Chaucer')! "Canterbury Tales." ' ' Meigs Cou"'-ty Coroner Henrt Ewing wu also on the scene o( tile ;aeeidmt and aided in caring for llhe ~dead and the i.njured. Highway Patrolmen at the SCene Gf tbe fatal accident said that Smith's ear was thought to be traveling at the rate of 100 miles' per hour and the car by Halley at the rate of 60 miles per hour at the time of the impact. Tbe Patrol €so said that trafrie was jammed from the scene of the accident southward on St.te Route 7 as far as Gallipolis. The tri"ffic waa bottled up fGT a period of one and one half hours. The bodies of the seven dead were all taken to the Rawling.s.Coates Funeral Home at Middleport. Double funeral services will be M held for George his wife Elizabeth p m. in the Cheshire Church with burial to follow lhe Gravel Hill Cemetery. Halley employed as a painter the Kaiser Construction Co., wp veteran of World War 11 a11d wouo'i!t., injured in New Guine.a. He member of the DAV, Feeni!Y'lho nett Americnn Legion sonic 363 F & AM ; and Mo>d~i!l1l~ Woodmen or America. He waS the son of the ""'' "' liam 3nd Dt~lma Yeager His mother still survives, � 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 8, 1957 douglas lallance lohse