http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f7f15af91e9d8080753050b4950ac962.pdf b37a2ffd66b4a313641774b97a41359b PDF Text Text " ' ' • ' • ' \ ~, 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, �·'•. ' • DEVotED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA one month $1. By mall one year $8; aix moflthJ, $4.2G; three one month. $1. ~: SOUTH BETHEL The Christian EndeaYor me ~t· •ng Of the So4-*h ~ihel EUB Chtareh of Silver Ri,dee. wiU 1e held Friday ni,sht, M1y 10 at 8: .;u ut th.e home ol Mr . .llind .Mrs. ' M. Gaul of Che~1Br. Election o( orriccrs will b ~ held with the _pastor, Re\·. E. T. Branscomb as chairman. The theme o! the devotions which will be eonducted bY th pr:esidt'ht, Mrs. Gim'C"tt Christy, will be in observance . ot Mother's Da.y. , · ¥-~~ .- ~· .~ 'THATS WHAi IIICIIARD&. OWEN- ~2NERAL MAHAGEII -~ • 11,e911tJ clau maWn1 metter at &he post ofliee at Pom HE THOI..lGI-IT! I ' ~mcmfbs, PubllShed eve·.:·y afternoon except Sunday by The OhJo Va11ey SenUDel. ~e.·i!t_ llJ) ~eehinic St., Pomeroy, 0 . Business office phnDt ·398t edJto-rial ou~ee pboh" 391. 'foiOT!tl~~, Df.Y .. !,EII!.•D W-ors~p ~vice J •be 1 iut!d Engineering Triumphs Mo.rk Start Of Philo Umt No. 6/n Operot-i.on At Ohio Power Co.'s Muskingham Plant will deliver the M:otheT"'s Day own general report on the revolutionary new generating unit at Philo, known as Philo Unit No. 6. A. oM. Su~oy as gift. oi_~~~~~.:._~~~·~ •. . .... p ..,... _. · 't•Rs .! !lilT • de~h:y r::~~·=·~~~~;.:~ :fe'Cre!ary.'.s .teporl ·Wol.· ~r, ~ giV>n by Poade CYCLONE FURNACES ,...- Three Cyclone furnaces, devol. oped by {labcock & W\lcox, supply the tremendous heat energy re~ulre4 lo heat the water and steam in the steam· generator. In these Cyclones, a whirling mixture of cr!Qhed coa1a1id air burns .Intensely at a flame temperature of approximately 3,200 degrees F. The Cyclones, together, consume coal at the rate of approximately 950 tpns dally, or 350,000 tons per yeor. • • • • ALLOY STEEi. - Because of the high pressures and tem· peralures, the steam geperator contains more alloy steel than ordinary ~>arbon) steel, which was never necessary before in the construction of a steam generator or boiler. 'fhe super· heater and lhe main steam line, Including Its piping and valves, as well as parts of the high temperature turbine, have been construct•d of chromium and nickel alloys. • • • UNIQUE DESI,GN FEATURES- In additlol),.!o being the !latlop's first unit to Qperate at 4,500 p.s.i. and l,i50 degrees F. Initial temperature and employ multiple reheats, other unique deeisn features have been Incorporated Into Unit 6. Be· cause of the "once-throush" principle of the •1••'!1 generator, It was necessary to design a s eam pressure .brtak4own sy'ltem. In this system, one-third of the toll!l •lflaJ!I 0 ptput Is re· duced from Its lnlliai high presSI!re and ·temperature to ,; low pressure and temperature state"where Its heat energy Is dissipated In tbe condenser. ' The problem of water purity also took on grea)er slgnifi· eance bec~use of the high pressures snd temperatures. Dis· solved sohda tn water could be very damaslng to tublnr in the aleam generator, and these solids in the steam could damage the turbine blades. Consequenliy, where these solids have to be )\ept to a minimum of 2,1100 parts per million In conventional units, they have to be preclsely-controlleCI to less than one-halt or one part per million in the Philo 8 steAm" generator. • • • . MJ)dred }lal ~ 11;43. Wf! ~~e~ I:l;lh~ at la11 "diiY Itnet~. ~:1~· It Vfi'l vo~~ to-pay ..$®;()~ ~be Jeer: ~y Music Co., 14U' 1WP, ~~~~. p.lsD to pay a blll of ~.[it. to tbe coctCola co. Jt W@S deci<Jtd ~ 0 ~~li'! a · · part.y I or ~he Jup~or qJld Seni.Ql' bJ!nd!l ,1 t the.gr:114e ~ho~l •ym M'ay Utb fr9m 7:~1-0:~0 p. m. Re(f(lshmen . ts ·ot 11foPP,r·j0es, bot • ..._ Ole 1 do!J8, pptato -e,,.l"", ·tu:k u.s, olives ~~d pop will be -lerv"'- ~·· joe . c. · F• ne ent ncre~u.le n 0 1 0 IrSI CJass 'Mai•1 Moves tep Nearer · ¥0 s those approved by the }louse last year. The Senate toQ)t no action on them in 1956, how(!ver. Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield has long pleaded fM higher postal rates to help wipe out a long-standing Post Office De partment deficit 'Other congre8sional 11ewS": TAX WIUTE·OFFS: Treasury Secretary Geutgc M. Humphrey told the Sennte ·Finance Curilmite·c widespread t1:1x wrlte-offs for busine~s inevitably •·postpone the day when general tax reducti'!P can be enjoyed by all the peopre." Fcou PRICES : Omcr W. Hermann, deputy marketing administrator for th(' Agriculture··Depart· mtnl, lolU a House a&:ricullure 8Ubcommillee that one· reason middlemen take 60 cent,.) of each retail food dollar is that ronsum· ers buy "built-in mJ\id services" with their loor1s. He said extra processing and pat_kaging and other sol"vices account for 6 mil· lion doll~rs or the 25 million dol· Iars increase in the nntiun's food bill si nce 1940. • • CJJ!l~Y· qr-'"e, ~. r:epprt~ .a • • 7:~ 4:30 MOvietime 5:30 CartoOns 5 ~45 .. News Picture 6:1;10 Wild Bill ffickok 6:30 Weathercast 6:35 Sports Eya 6,45 NliC News 7:00 Blondie 7:~0 Life or Riley 8:00 The Joseph Cotton ' Show 8:30 The Big St.ory · 9:00 Cavalcade of -&ports 9•45 Famous Flgb1• .. You let Yc,ur Life l)t41Jtet 8;_po r'tPi PeQ~tJf• Choice Theater •v:!fO·." Wf!lrl';~ io:ao N''' RUTLAN9 pugan anc! Mrs. W, Cl.. -<!l><!m• m•pl E~r ~ u .was ._ .. !~at av Phyllis SnoWd.,. e~4Pnes· •he t!u.b by Mrs. Ethel Taylor at her bon,? Thul".sday evenins:. · . Th e .evening' ' was ~pep.t ~~ying games and prizes were !f!Nat'ded to Reva Snowden, thelma Mich· · 1 d J u 0 ':as "w"on bOi.JPJ .~B:--Yw· ·' ~r prizt' Y -o... tae. ReF.reshm.cnts o( pink and whlte c-l;tec-kerbo.ar,d eU:e, ice dream topned with strli'Wberries, hot tea. II cq el' an(l rrtinls were sened. The lov•ly ~uesl of.,·r·~honor ~> ,. opened her ma;n r 1 ''""• Tm,ited guests wel;"e ~~~·.::~~~e.'::;st:;J~=~ Wise, Reva H-elen Mac Snowd~n. Nf'lson, Thelm·a Ml~hael, Ver,;a 1 !~~n}a~~Y~::rke~nd a. !•' ........,........ r-m~~~ for rtpall'l 31. WrltlnJ 1.1. Fottlly !IS. hrm t.alm&l no~t ae. Whitt lht. ' I . ' and }!!"· ~~~~ ~~·~t SYCat'use, wete su.n!ta'Y .P~ 1111 his parent~ Mr. ariel Mrs. WUII!nl It- to. MaturN .S.Lit daulfb~er Vi.sited' ''SundaY w~t.h l!!r. and \fu.' i6hp' 'Tuot~r ol ¥•. .u.sltail trr,) Lar)lent. Mr. ~nd (prlllt.l Rhtel', -•t.oh- «h•.) ELECTRONIC SYSTEM -An electronic system, developed DOWN The Babcock & Wilcox Company and The Bailey Meter l. .~~~WI· automattoaUy analyzes the operations of the Phjlo Conventiona-l analysis and data gathering DAILY CBYI't(IQVOTEbo.r to It: . . hundreds of engineering 'man-hours, but , Al'YDLBAAXB performs a slm1Jar job In a matter or a .few !lours; • . ~~ONOPBLLOW means of "sensing" elements linked to a~a!Qg scanners, .oJJt\;llmpJ7 it\&lldl for uother. In W.camplt A ll \lnd more ll!an 500 different locations o! th,o (or· tJ!e" . ...... X tor the two O't. etc. lln.J'It lttten, apo.. . . . . thtJOuch of a button, It begl~~.t galhermg 'tfOMitt. . ltnrtb and form&Uon ot tbt WOI'dl 1111 . •U "'1..... .pressure and gas composiUon. OomlUll. W ·"'p codt letten tre dlttenht. . operottng without human IUidance, A Cli')'Pior..,. Olluollsupplement lt with pre-set f\~uus . ' •-rP,QY JMN XPV OPA .JIAKCKo .on oontlnuous tape. The tape rendlnl'll lo New York City by ~leiYJl!l, where B. ~:J( .If, lVC C81'X PTQ.X U!I'C: IAJKMY computer. Translated automalleal· COI!IPUWr use, the information Is pro- • """.Jir(•VD •1 H. ~nd trnnsmltted bll<!\ to PhUo for ap-J aiid tec~nictans. . l , ....,... · · ¥""· I<· Jl· . rJ!"'1!'1er wen ,at · P..lden vl!ll!q• tl!JIIr ~~·· Mr. and lltl. \!e!Vln KtD· are ll!pen~g tiM CI!,Y. W. \TL, tc. Vol<ltd ••re'a .or\ 11:1-5 Love q_t JJ.fe 11:30 11:30 Search fo, Tomorrow 11:.(.0 G!i~dmJ Ll~t 12:00 ·Kitle'J KitChen , i2:30 A• tJ.e W!!i-41 Turns l:QO Our •l•s JP"Ooks 1:,30 .11<>""'"'.rty D-.1:'Iy ~··· 2:30 Bob Crosby Show 3 . :oo B r1i hi er Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge o! Night 4:oo The Ear Iy ·sh ow 5:30 Your Esso Reporter p:45 Sports ParadJ! · 5:55 Weatherman 6:00 Action se:;;t Storm d . E ge M Night The Early Show . Your Esso Reporter Sports Parade Weatherman Action 6:1~ Douglas Edwards 6:30 '1 :00 '1:SO 8:00 .fl :30 0:00 9:30 Sgt. Preston or the Yukon Bob Cummings Sb f St pwer o ars Playhowe 90 Up-to-the·minute News .Scanning the Weather The Late Show Douglas Edwards Beat the Clock West Point Story Playhouse of $tars Mr. Adams and Eve Highway Patrol $1070 The Line Up Person to Person 10:00 ·News 10:05 Seanning the Weather 10:10 The Late Show e ep one me Movie , IO:OO News .of the NJgbt 10:10 'l_'heater 13 : lOY KILLED BY CAR li SIUIIblne Hyclrox CookieJ · · cello pllg. 39c Sunshlae CHANNEL 13 FRIDAY ." J1 :59 Sign On 12:00 Noon News 12:115 Neighbors 12:30 Liberace 1:00 The Feminine ToUch 2:00 Afternoon Film Festival 3:30 Life With Elizabeth 4:00 Cartoon Club 5:00 AUckey Mouse Club 6:00 Five Star Final -,· 6 :15 Joh"11 Daly and ibe .New ~:30 Rin Tin Tin '1:00 Jim Bowie '1 :30 Cilco Kid 8:00 I Led Three Lives 8:30 I Sep.rch for 9:00 A Date With the Angf:ta· 9:30 Movie 110:00 News of the Night lO:lO Theater 13 Advt~nture I ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNC5D · ·: · Frien~ .!Jete lu!ve receiveJ IJld Mrs.< Ro>bbe::rt:,i~~~~··~ WO!d of the death of 7·Year-old " areMr. .announcing tbe e ~l.oyd W. Lee, son of llt. -and their daug~er, .Maxine . M'ra. Uoyd Lee of Miller, 0., Sat· Dyer, son or Mr. and Mrs. ~"'"" ,<lrd,ov aftel'noon. The youth Wlls on the hiibway · near hb 11 !.~:·~. -1t.~n .struck by a e,r. Fun· ~vlc~ ~ere helll )fonday ~~J!~!1!"· ~ IMs were fqnn~ . or Rut!ond ~nd .WI!Ue llv· fe&liled 'nn the C<>mpton P .• Dyer. Miss Rumtield p tbe Rutland Mr. Dyer School in du,ate hl MaY. -'---------.,..._ MIIIOI &lNIIIAL HOSI!ITAL Cbt•hir'e; Naney: McCoy. Cbesbire; lllfl. ;.lri<Y Ables, PomeroY; 9r· *'(1lll.lee ~ .. ,_ .... montha Ln can IMPERIAL MARGARINE with coupon ,Jb. 32c Spedal II< off can and Redeem II< eoupon, Reg. 91e ALL PURPOSE SPRY ........ · · .. · with coupon 3 lbs. 83c 5 WI·FT T 0 Redeem 5~ coupon -:- while or pastel ' . Redeem !Oe coupon any ·slze Baney a~d ~~~:~~dygrlndmot~~er "Mr. and JNra. ~arenee !rice were l!l!lllng oo. j)(r. -,net Mre. WaJ.. 1<-r 1folltday ~,. IJm. ,H'ohtday, .,._. was -~fiMII frotil $o , .. , ·Just hOJpt.. • •·.,< ' ' • ' • . · -Mr.•and ......_.'.•· Bri.,.·~ M•• ~~··"f ..·~~· lb. can Redeem Sc coupon any size LUX LIQUID · .. ·.......... · ·-tt e tan 34c ARMOU~' sfAR...:.. all meat- (j)p quallly. Reg. 79c, with llc off JUMBO BOLOGNA SURF ........................ Giant 68c BREEZE · · · · ·· · · · ·· · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · 21rg. 67c RINSO BLUE ...... · .. · .. · .... · .. 2 lrg.65c RINSO .. · .... · .. · .. .. · •.. .. · 2 lrg. 65c BLUE SILVER DUST · ............ · Giant 79c ' Johnson's STRIDE . . . . .. . .... .. . ... . . . .' .. . Pt. 79c ' Johnson's PRlDE ....... .. . . . . . ...... .... ' Johnson's - hard gloss \ ............... 2 .. .. .. ' . .. .. . . .. . . - piece sliced . .. 0 0 I I I No. 303 cans . 35c lb. 47c lb. Evans Super Trbn Lean, ground &everal times daily GROUND BEEF Tender 31bs$lOO u.s.. Evans Super Trim ROUND BONE AND ENGUst! ROAST Armour Star - all meat 1 lb. eello pkg. Captain Galllint A•m palch In every pkg. SKIN LESS WEINERS • • Choice lb. 49¢ . - lb. 49¢ · EVANS · SUPER· TRIM 1 9 Pts.Pt.5~ c M_.:=::.~~:._.C-H-0-:--I.:.._C_E_M-:-.A-.--R-G~A-R-1N_E_:_·.--.-.-.-.-..-..--.-.-.-.-=-2-:-;::-lb.-:pk-gs--:.3::-.:;9::-¢ 1 GLO.COAT .... , ................ , .. Qts. 98c: FLAKES 79c 25c ' WI S K ......... · .......... · .. · .. · qt. 59c ' .................... . 21rg. 67c Kleeaex WELCH'S 'GRAPE SPECIALS FRUIT OF THE VINE' OR ~RAPELADE S¥fiFTS K0 T EX '· · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · 12's ·43c In Colors or while DELSEY .... · .............. · .. .. 4 rolls 55c 20 oz. jar each '39¢ . . 3. 24 oz. boHies $1.00 GRAPE JUICE SWIFTS - BROOKFIELD· CHEESE FOOD - - - . - · 21b~ loaf 59¢ • • • • ruit No. 2 1/2- can 8 lb. bag Florida Oranges - . 59¢ New Florida- white or red Potatoe$ · 10 lb. bag 49¢ \ Ib. • •I Sweet, full of juice Flor~d~ 1 b'n>lly or Plokorill"""' open! t~e ................ 3 .- .. .. . . . . .. . . . . . . LUX SQAP ........ · ...... · .. · .. · 3 bars 24c SKIPPER rmd Indla111. Mr. and Mr1. Hlll'rison. Baker ,ol · Columbua 1ru0 tlw(lltl!>l' l!l'l. E. A Robinson and daulbter Peu:r of Etlaw, Va., spen~ Saturd~ ~t wlth Mr. and Mrs. Cub Zimmerman. Mr. amd Mra._t;:dward Sliced Apples ...... No. 2 can 27c lb. Guy Mutehler ·hal returned .t9. · hlo homo here otter tpend~Jl.c t~ . p.&;St .eveul CoDllloek Rede1m 7e coupon, reg. 39c KLEENEX .... · .. · .... · .... · .. .. 400's 29c PREM 12oz.can43¢ Hado Pie Crust Mix ...... 2 boxes 31c ALL GRINDS While dr colora f,!ff, Llpgsvllle; Ella Pey. ~mero1; l:..eoaard MoGUl. ~ LEVER . "'EASY WIN" Redeem Your Coupons DINNER NAPKINS .. · .. · .. · .... · .. Box 27c · A<!>itilted: 'J.Ira. Marahaii ·McCoy, llVANS ' LUX · 13'4 oz. bag Grah11m Cracker Crvmbs · · · · 29c ~ '7f'fti1 ' Captain Kangaroo CBS Morning News Morning Show Garry Moor~: Strike It Rich Valiant Lady Love of Lire Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light Katie's Kitchen As the World Turns Our Miss Brooks Houseparty 2•00 Big PayoiJ O:~ 9DI\ 01'!1 '·. . spot ·wrtt. - . 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 ·• :=: ~•tkhSaberTtl .• 011¥,1 lljg~· .. 11:45 a:nn 81 p < If • drO. aroI by Show 2:s"o" !Job 3:00 Bija:hter ·Day Rlld w~rd Mol~en. (var.) 9:30 Arlbur odfrey 10:30 Strite I RiCh 11:00 Voliant Lody ll:M SJ.gn On N~n: News N~igh~ors . 1Zl:;JO Ft~JlkiA La~ne ·1:00 'l'he .hminme Touch. · 2;00 t;tter~o_on Fi~m ·F estival S:~O J,. {e . With Elizabeth 4 '00 Cartonn c_lub :~~- B,U{I&Ia ~~~~ Jr. ~lC.kt!f -"PllSe Club 8: fl'jfe Star Final 6 J.5 J h Dal 0 ·0 : ~ & the News 8' 30 The Turmn& Point 'J:OO Clrcp1 Time 8:00 Danny Thomas Show U -On Your 7:00 '1:45 8:00 9:00 10:30 11:00 1! :15 9:00 Gariy jore Harv•~ llrlO\VIne Mr and Ml:s. Capta,.n Kap.aroo ~HANNEL 13 THURS. ·11•s··· Q.: m. . French Dressing ·· ·· · · · · 8 oz. 25c ____ FRI_D_A_'l_ _ _ _ __ .· WffTN-TV Ch~n ·'.rl~Jn~1· "f' ~ - · lltiiS- ·Cftl•..ty llewe: ' "· · , . . . , -1:-~ . ,. ·e .' - - , WJ ~J. H Krafl tO;O!l ~r. •Judsons Jow-n_al 10:30 N.W~ Headlines 10:~ Nitewatoh 12·.00 Ton1'ght .. 1:00 Sign Of! CBS u.or••n· "' .,. .•· News 8:00 '~ornlng SbO" · bapllzed. · PeO!'I 'MoldM, Columl>!!r, ~~I lhe wc<kend wljh ~~~ rlfb..; £d. lb. Larce worm· ~I.IIJver · tlt• fluid 41.•,.., .... wlllcl .ot Chauncey W'here the 1'uc:-keT.s ·h~ve a restaurant. · ,· The Re,, R. A. Biddle b,ld ·~ llapJ.ismal 111~8 Iii llaPtl\1 C~ui<;h In M14J!!aport' S~p~day ar· tcrnP9p at wbi~ -~e five wee J8. Dlauae, u U. M"u.lo K-en:rle. .} • 11 '7:00 '1:45 11 or· ~-~ lo. g.rmm.te 83-.f'\11 fp 1111 t4. araaed· H.eontront T';;H:;;tl;;~;;;p;-:A~'l;--- .e.tt (~Uio.ft\fiJIT ' . 4:00 The ROl'k aqd RQllers 4-H Club !5:30 ·-.-~ · · 15:45 me1 at ' th e pa rk' Th lf·~ay even 15:56 ill!{. The ' meeting was called to order by the president, Dee 6:00 Thomas. The club repeated thr> 6:15 4·H Pled-. ""' . ..... . - ..(Jry ,~ ' •8 rc- 8:30 •- ... M"" -T-".'"1"" • 7:00 por.t wp Ciytn: bY P4ttY Young. 7:30 Treaaurer~s report' wag givECJ. by Wanda Coy, Proj~ts were dis· 8:30 cussed. The next m . celina will be 10:00 ~ 10:08 visor, Mayonnaise .. .. . .. . .. pints 47c ' "'-t. ·.· · ~'tV Channel 8 Patty Young, O.!lD. ~~~~·~·~P~r~es~en~t~w~er~e~ . O..~:Th~o•:n:·,,10:10 Lltt1e and ij. Evelyn Krall ··w. SHOWIR Gl' ul· N' tl' ".u:. r Mr". llo'·rt' •,p-de•n ;;.., m•c.•.t <lei-' i '" "j · ..;,~~~· rt" 3:15 • "" a .stork " .. shower ' •" ·•.: re 'i<!tl>mep~ .. · ·""""" ~ . pee . 3:30 or honor at giv Snowden, Jean Parket aond da.t g-htcr, T..inda, Jessie Grueser, Je-· tie Molden. Pauline Mar-kilns, Arl· diP. Michael and Phyllis Snowden. Willard Nebun ~pent the wef!k end with R!lative-s at Langsville. Mr. and . MiNI. Dudlt;y Smith (If MINfMUY WAGE: A Srn11le Ia,· - .. 1'7, 100,000 lrom raising ,ir bor .subcommittee l'cporled without Culumbus spent th.e weekend with mall rates from 11ix to M!ven cents. recomendallon a compromise bill his flliher, A. D. Smi,th . M d Sf r " -$200,0UO from raisln_g air moll to uxtcnd th~ $1 ·an·hour miDI· ;•,rs. 11u e ·mster o Pomerm• po1t eard rates from four to tivc mum wage bill to anotht!t' six nUl· became Ill .suddenly Sunday an~ w.as taken to the Meigs Gener:1' c:enta. lion workers. Hospital hi POO\croy. The Increases arc similar to BUDGET: E(isenhower was reAndrew Large of Columbu1 ~[j:~ GJ f.Jio)r.J[;l with his wife :·~I: IDill ~ :l:•llm'-'ki ACROSS '· Oll·r!ch ::J:•l i!H..:Il-J 1-ll.. BiJI~ Mr. and .Mrs. Elmer' Morl'iR 1. French countcy coua· lii! .IJ [rj[."j :•oj(Ji) 'X·: and son, Columbus, .'!pent th•.• noveJllt. Plfton peu tered. 'J ~~ r--lt•ml tontr•: •'l :-lf~1f-Hi.i~.,., lii!I I II!~J B. Ban& 4. Tree 25. Alcoweekend .at the home of Mrs. l·Jr..~ r.1 :;J 1~1 1! u-~ 1. Spo]ctn I. Branch hOllc Morris' parents, Mr. and Mrs. 11..11 •; l.tl .m J:.: r=l ':: 10. Cllrelo ol 6. LICht · b<vo- r.:.•1•:1• Charles Rominofl> ·and r.amily. : :;Jt-C'J m ll&'ht 1. Malt rae• PERSONALS tHJ r.:. , I-E·l ~~~~·:r.w: 11. Bacre.:f beverap 29. Set. t ..,j J .J ~·;rm·~ L ,liJ .:J(oti=l Mr. and Mrs. " K!i-\e Vance o' 801\l 8. Mapat• in' t-illlrJr.J :-1 11u:o~m1 Waverty were Sunday afternoon · Sl. Oreek JeUtr 11. CareiHI ordu :~1 :~ 1 -1 •l f.1l'l l1 H gue.'Jol~ of his ~istcr, Mrs. Arpold U.QuuUcm• 18.00d of war 27.CUmb Grote and l"!!'jly. S5. Bwab 115. Shoollnr lnJ" Mr. and Mrl. Pearl Gilkey, of 18. Blblkltl 1\IJ.n~ tlsb 35.Irotlll4 !hml}as F~rk ~e ~UU.~Y -"'en· city 18. Container 29. Hockey 38.JtwJ.U. m.~~: guest_s pt ·Ml'l.· BCl,SM ~if, ;MUiic nott 19. Verdi operl player mooth ss. Km• ot 21. A frame 30. Efl'lsa :Mt·. an!! Mrs. Erne~ ~J 3T. Votd l!lnrJnt 22. Bln11e 32. Thlnf Qt kingt~bury were Sup.dlif after. · 39. Iptttlf 19. Mtlt Wloit V&lut 40.Put nolfM caller~~~ Mrs. Hattie Me· DAILY · CROSSWORD charge of et;~tert"ai!1· wlll be in Ia tho tllellen! AI we ..lui<' Molben, we ma.lr.e ~ a practlral oalute of oavlngs oa <Uy to prepare fooda lbrUiy meala- for Mother- 11 your EVANS SUPER IIIABKET- WHERE Y9U SAVE 3 WAYSLOW, LOW PRICES SUPER TRIM MEATS S & H GREEN STAMPS 3:00 Queen For A Day 3:45- ·M udern Romance! 4:1)0 Comedy Time liJ!c 'WA-s y~ep So oftea around Mother'• Day, we reod that tWIIleone oayo Mother Ia "queen for 1 day" - and we aU know welllbal MOTHER IS QUEEN EVERY DAY! On Molher'a Day, b.owever; there It oo muell. tbal we eon aU do to make II an especially happy day! We have laken the liberty le plan a oale juol ·for Mother - fooda thai are thrifty, and eaoy lo biDdle - lo mlnlmlu her time Romper 'Room The Price is Idght Truth or con1eq'uence.t Tic Tac Dougb It Could Be You Current .J\fy Little M•rg~e 1:g() T~nessee Ernie 2:® MAtinee Theater ··~ · Eye J.:30 LJP; MOTHER IS QUEEN EVERY DAY! .' 0:00 JO:lHl 10:30 11 :00 · 11:30 12:00 1:00 10:40 "!lew• 6" " 12:00 !i'On!~ht "''!!·~ ~"'"""' TJ • . .M · ~lia·,QI! Tl)e ~d ~..ten met at the ." ":1""'"" ~i@ ~R"pl Ty.,.day ~veiling. • •· 7 - WASHINGTON UP - The four· cent letlcr moved a step closer reality today . STEAM GENERA TOR - A Universal pressure steam ~en· to The House Post Office Commitorator, manufactured by The llabcock & Wilcox Company. tee appr·owd President Elsenhowsupplies steam to power the turbine-generator. This stet~m t!"r's rcque~l for a one-cent InJ!!enerator is of the "once-through" tylle in which hie:hly~pur­ crease in rate2 for mailimt fil'st iCi_ed water·. ~nder a· pressure of 5,500 P.s.i. is pumped thfough etas.~ letters. A similar incr~ase mrles of tubm~ and converted t.o super-heated steam in a sin· was approved for air mail letters post cards. ~le fJst D<~ssage (21/<! minutes). Since t.he water is convPrt~d to and The l'omm lttee 'Vill act Wednes. steam without roin~ t]lrou•h the Intermediate "bubbling" do.y on the President's requeBi. to stal!e. no boiler drum is needed to separate huhhlec; of steam r&ISC second class (newspapers from the water. fCnnseouently, the term "boiler'' does not and magazine) anrl third elas.s anntv t.n 1hi:;; unit.l The steam c:enerator delivrrs steam r.1-t UlP {adver·tisin~ matter) postal rater.. Today 's aclion waa taken by the r:1t~ 675 000 nounds oer hour at 4,500 p.s.i. pr·essure :md committee al a clu~f'd meeti ng. 1.150 degrees tompNature. Chairman Tom Murray (D·Tenn.) .. announced the outcome. U finally .approved by Congress, DOUBLE REHEAT - In modern power plants, "reheat'' of the government would get this ad· steam is employed to utilize each pound of steam to the :full· dilinnal annual revenue : - $314,700,000 from raising first est exte1~t pos.s ibl~ . But in. Unit 6, doub~e reheat is being used class letter rates from three to for the f1rst lime 1n the hiStory of the industry thus realizing four cents an ounce. greater · efficiencies than ever before. The st~am 'genel."ator -$32,000,000 from raising posl after utilizing steam at lis initial high pressure and tempera: card rates rrom two to three ture, reheats 615,000-pound·per-hour steam at 1,!50 p.s. i. cents. from 800 degrees up to 1,060 degrees. The steam then is re· -$1,200,000 from raising drpp letter ra~ell frQm two lo th~e heated again at the rate of 525,000 pounds per hour at 165 cents. p.s.l. frotn 630 degrees to 1,~00 degrees F. 7:00 lllO~fS, nr ., 'I.'le Tac Dough · It Could :Be You Current My Little Margie 1:3o teoiie¥see··Erale 2:00 ~t9J,U T.U!ter 3:00 Q<teep lot a Day 3:45 ~df'p Rgmancea fi:aG ~t )0:~ Details of the new unit and the plant follow: TURBINE-GENERATOR ~ The turbine-generator, designed and manufa.ctured by General Electric Company at Schen· ectady, N. Y., IS a 3,600-r.p.m. tandem-compound unit. J{lgb· pressure. high.temperature steam, hitting on hundreds of fan· , like blades mounted on 38 turbine wheels, drives the turbine ! wh1ch 1s direct-coupled to the etectnc generator. The latter converts the steam ener~y to electric energv at the rate of 120.000 kllow-watts, .or 160,000 bOI"SCpowcr. The generator is hydrogen-cooled. • 11 :00 11:90 12:00 1:00 •J!;.l!r .., S!-JQ.rlry · This developmental unit is the first in th~ history of CO!"· memal producllon of electric power In the Umted State$ to utilize steam at a pressure above the critical pressure point...:... 3,206 pounds per square inch (the point at which water fl2•h· es immediately into steam without an intermediate ~'boiling'' stage\--and at a temperature of 1,150 degrees F., which Is 50 degrees higher than the highest temperature ever used in a power plant. • 7:00 Today 9:00 Rorilper Room 10:00 The Price is Right 10:30 Truth or Col'lfiequences I 6;55 "Sign On 7:00 . Today Sign On 6 :M 6:30. Weathereast l>lll!p at A major step forward in development of the technology of • economica-l generation of steam-electric power has been ach· ieved In the design, construction and now, operation of the revolutionary new. Unit 6 at 'Ohio Power Company's Ph~o Plant. • TELEVISION ~U.IPI ~-. 'WSAZ -TV Cho·. ,,.et3 Thursday Friday .sunt;~ay P,Jotn!n~ ft ~ SQI.Jth B"'·. 4:00 COJ;D,edy 'lfmet~~l EU)l Cbprch ."MlY 12 wi ;h 4:30 ::Uovi~:~thne· .sP,ttj.al ~~tion tO be given 3:30 ·c~o,;ma alJ miJthell'"s ~n ~ten~n~· · ~:45 News ..Pjtture ~- Ever,~tt .l}r:anacoJP,.b, . PISt~r 6:00 f!fi:t . ~~;,nd sCruggs 'f Because power is America's future , and particularly of wide interest here, what follows is the Ohio Power Company's • . Day Book The Daily Sentinel - '· i;u'bec:{lp Oblo. . · fate.: ~U• by earrier where available 30 eenta pei 'MD: one ~o' i4Ya.Oc:.-e 'flbe Dally Sentinel otflee, $lll.60· siS •onths, $'7.80;. 'tb.rei mOil.tM. $3.90. Dr motor route where available: • . ~-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·~ ' 2--naUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 9, 1957 · . . I"YI!9!J) I. GREENE- EDITOR N1U01111' ~1\!presentati~ Botlillelli·Klmball. ....., ·Mll Laiaetoa Ave.• New YOM City, 18. N• .-. . ,_ . Tender, fresh Pole Beans - • 2 lbs. 45¢ Yeilow Globe Onions · • 3 lb. bag 35¢ ·Sec:onil St. Cor. Mill & N. 2nd Pomeroy Middleport �·'•. ' • DEVotED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA one month $1. By mall one year $8; aix moflthJ, $4.2G; three one month. $1. ~: SOUTH BETHEL The Christian EndeaYor me ~t· •ng Of the So4-*h ~ihel EUB Chtareh of Silver Ri,dee. wiU 1e held Friday ni,sht, M1y 10 at 8: .;u ut th.e home ol Mr . .llind .Mrs. ' M. Gaul of Che~1Br. Election o( orriccrs will b ~ held with the _pastor, Re\·. E. T. Branscomb as chairman. The theme o! the devotions which will be eonducted bY th pr:esidt'ht, Mrs. Gim'C"tt Christy, will be in observance . ot Mother's Da.y. , · ¥-~~ .- ~· .~ 'THATS WHAi IIICIIARD&. OWEN- ~2NERAL MAHAGEII -~ • 11,e911tJ clau maWn1 metter at &he post ofliee at Pom HE THOI..lGI-IT! I ' ~mcmfbs, PubllShed eve·.:·y afternoon except Sunday by The OhJo Va11ey SenUDel. ~e.·i!t_ llJ) ~eehinic St., Pomeroy, 0 . Business office phnDt ·398t edJto-rial ou~ee pboh" 391. 'foiOT!tl~~, Df.Y .. !,EII!.•D W-ors~p ~vice J •be 1 iut!d Engineering Triumphs Mo.rk Start Of Philo Umt No. 6/n Operot-i.on At Ohio Power Co.'s Muskingham Plant will deliver the M:otheT"'s Day own general report on the revolutionary new generating unit at Philo, known as Philo Unit No. 6. A. oM. Su~oy as gift. oi_~~~~~.:._~~~·~ •. . .... p ..,... _. · 't•Rs .! !lilT • de~h:y r::~~·=·~~~~;.:~ :fe'Cre!ary.'.s .teporl ·Wol.· ~r, ~ giV>n by Poade CYCLONE FURNACES ,...- Three Cyclone furnaces, devol. oped by {labcock & W\lcox, supply the tremendous heat energy re~ulre4 lo heat the water and steam in the steam· generator. In these Cyclones, a whirling mixture of cr!Qhed coa1a1id air burns .Intensely at a flame temperature of approximately 3,200 degrees F. The Cyclones, together, consume coal at the rate of approximately 950 tpns dally, or 350,000 tons per yeor. • • • • ALLOY STEEi. - Because of the high pressures and tem· peralures, the steam geperator contains more alloy steel than ordinary ~>arbon) steel, which was never necessary before in the construction of a steam generator or boiler. 'fhe super· heater and lhe main steam line, Including Its piping and valves, as well as parts of the high temperature turbine, have been construct•d of chromium and nickel alloys. • • • UNIQUE DESI,GN FEATURES- In additlol),.!o being the !latlop's first unit to Qperate at 4,500 p.s.i. and l,i50 degrees F. Initial temperature and employ multiple reheats, other unique deeisn features have been Incorporated Into Unit 6. Be· cause of the "once-throush" principle of the •1••'!1 generator, It was necessary to design a s eam pressure .brtak4own sy'ltem. In this system, one-third of the toll!l •lflaJ!I 0 ptput Is re· duced from Its lnlliai high presSI!re and ·temperature to ,; low pressure and temperature state"where Its heat energy Is dissipated In tbe condenser. ' The problem of water purity also took on grea)er slgnifi· eance bec~use of the high pressures snd temperatures. Dis· solved sohda tn water could be very damaslng to tublnr in the aleam generator, and these solids in the steam could damage the turbine blades. Consequenliy, where these solids have to be )\ept to a minimum of 2,1100 parts per million In conventional units, they have to be preclsely-controlleCI to less than one-halt or one part per million in the Philo 8 steAm" generator. • • • . MJ)dred }lal ~ 11;43. Wf! ~~e~ I:l;lh~ at la11 "diiY Itnet~. ~:1~· It Vfi'l vo~~ to-pay ..$®;()~ ~be Jeer: ~y Music Co., 14U' 1WP, ~~~~. p.lsD to pay a blll of ~.[it. to tbe coctCola co. Jt W@S deci<Jtd ~ 0 ~~li'! a · · part.y I or ~he Jup~or qJld Seni.Ql' bJ!nd!l ,1 t the.gr:114e ~ho~l •ym M'ay Utb fr9m 7:~1-0:~0 p. m. Re(f(lshmen . ts ·ot 11foPP,r·j0es, bot • ..._ Ole 1 do!J8, pptato -e,,.l"", ·tu:k u.s, olives ~~d pop will be -lerv"'- ~·· joe . c. · F• ne ent ncre~u.le n 0 1 0 IrSI CJass 'Mai•1 Moves tep Nearer · ¥0 s those approved by the }louse last year. The Senate toQ)t no action on them in 1956, how(!ver. Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield has long pleaded fM higher postal rates to help wipe out a long-standing Post Office De partment deficit 'Other congre8sional 11ewS": TAX WIUTE·OFFS: Treasury Secretary Geutgc M. Humphrey told the Sennte ·Finance Curilmite·c widespread t1:1x wrlte-offs for busine~s inevitably •·postpone the day when general tax reducti'!P can be enjoyed by all the peopre." Fcou PRICES : Omcr W. Hermann, deputy marketing administrator for th(' Agriculture··Depart· mtnl, lolU a House a&:ricullure 8Ubcommillee that one· reason middlemen take 60 cent,.) of each retail food dollar is that ronsum· ers buy "built-in mJ\id services" with their loor1s. He said extra processing and pat_kaging and other sol"vices account for 6 mil· lion doll~rs or the 25 million dol· Iars increase in the nntiun's food bill si nce 1940. • • CJJ!l~Y· qr-'"e, ~. r:epprt~ .a • • 7:~ 4:30 MOvietime 5:30 CartoOns 5 ~45 .. News Picture 6:1;10 Wild Bill ffickok 6:30 Weathercast 6:35 Sports Eya 6,45 NliC News 7:00 Blondie 7:~0 Life or Riley 8:00 The Joseph Cotton ' Show 8:30 The Big St.ory · 9:00 Cavalcade of -&ports 9•45 Famous Flgb1• .. You let Yc,ur Life l)t41Jtet 8;_po r'tPi PeQ~tJf• Choice Theater •v:!fO·." Wf!lrl';~ io:ao N''' RUTLAN9 pugan anc! Mrs. W, Cl.. -<!l><!m• m•pl E~r ~ u .was ._ .. !~at av Phyllis SnoWd.,. e~4Pnes· •he t!u.b by Mrs. Ethel Taylor at her bon,? Thul".sday evenins:. · . Th e .evening' ' was ~pep.t ~~ying games and prizes were !f!Nat'ded to Reva Snowden, thelma Mich· · 1 d J u 0 ':as "w"on bOi.JPJ .~B:--Yw· ·' ~r prizt' Y -o... tae. ReF.reshm.cnts o( pink and whlte c-l;tec-kerbo.ar,d eU:e, ice dream topned with strli'Wberries, hot tea. II cq el' an(l rrtinls were sened. The lov•ly ~uesl of.,·r·~honor ~> ,. opened her ma;n r 1 ''""• Tm,ited guests wel;"e ~~~·.::~~~e.'::;st:;J~=~ Wise, Reva H-elen Mac Snowd~n. Nf'lson, Thelm·a Ml~hael, Ver,;a 1 !~~n}a~~Y~::rke~nd a. !•' ........,........ r-m~~~ for rtpall'l 31. WrltlnJ 1.1. Fottlly !IS. hrm t.alm&l no~t ae. Whitt lht. ' I . ' and }!!"· ~~~~ ~~·~t SYCat'use, wete su.n!ta'Y .P~ 1111 his parent~ Mr. ariel Mrs. WUII!nl It- to. MaturN .S.Lit daulfb~er Vi.sited' ''SundaY w~t.h l!!r. and \fu.' i6hp' 'Tuot~r ol ¥•. .u.sltail trr,) Lar)lent. Mr. ~nd (prlllt.l Rhtel', -•t.oh- «h•.) ELECTRONIC SYSTEM -An electronic system, developed DOWN The Babcock & Wilcox Company and The Bailey Meter l. .~~~WI· automattoaUy analyzes the operations of the Phjlo Conventiona-l analysis and data gathering DAILY CBYI't(IQVOTEbo.r to It: . . hundreds of engineering 'man-hours, but , Al'YDLBAAXB performs a slm1Jar job In a matter or a .few !lours; • . ~~ONOPBLLOW means of "sensing" elements linked to a~a!Qg scanners, .oJJt\;llmpJ7 it\&lldl for uother. In W.camplt A ll \lnd more ll!an 500 different locations o! th,o (or· tJ!e" . ...... X tor the two O't. etc. lln.J'It lttten, apo.. . . . . thtJOuch of a button, It begl~~.t galhermg 'tfOMitt. . ltnrtb and form&Uon ot tbt WOI'dl 1111 . •U "'1..... .pressure and gas composiUon. OomlUll. W ·"'p codt letten tre dlttenht. . operottng without human IUidance, A Cli')'Pior..,. Olluollsupplement lt with pre-set f\~uus . ' •-rP,QY JMN XPV OPA .JIAKCKo .on oontlnuous tape. The tape rendlnl'll lo New York City by ~leiYJl!l, where B. ~:J( .If, lVC C81'X PTQ.X U!I'C: IAJKMY computer. Translated automalleal· COI!IPUWr use, the information Is pro- • """.Jir(•VD •1 H. ~nd trnnsmltted bll<!\ to PhUo for ap-J aiid tec~nictans. . l , ....,... · · ¥""· I<· Jl· . rJ!"'1!'1er wen ,at · P..lden vl!ll!q• tl!JIIr ~~·· Mr. and lltl. \!e!Vln KtD· are ll!pen~g tiM CI!,Y. W. \TL, tc. Vol<ltd ••re'a .or\ 11:1-5 Love q_t JJ.fe 11:30 11:30 Search fo, Tomorrow 11:.(.0 G!i~dmJ Ll~t 12:00 ·Kitle'J KitChen , i2:30 A• tJ.e W!!i-41 Turns l:QO Our •l•s JP"Ooks 1:,30 .11<>""'"'.rty D-.1:'Iy ~··· 2:30 Bob Crosby Show 3 . :oo B r1i hi er Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge o! Night 4:oo The Ear Iy ·sh ow 5:30 Your Esso Reporter p:45 Sports ParadJ! · 5:55 Weatherman 6:00 Action se:;;t Storm d . E ge M Night The Early Show . Your Esso Reporter Sports Parade Weatherman Action 6:1~ Douglas Edwards 6:30 '1 :00 '1:SO 8:00 .fl :30 0:00 9:30 Sgt. Preston or the Yukon Bob Cummings Sb f St pwer o ars Playhowe 90 Up-to-the·minute News .Scanning the Weather The Late Show Douglas Edwards Beat the Clock West Point Story Playhouse of $tars Mr. Adams and Eve Highway Patrol $1070 The Line Up Person to Person 10:00 ·News 10:05 Seanning the Weather 10:10 The Late Show e ep one me Movie , IO:OO News .of the NJgbt 10:10 'l_'heater 13 : lOY KILLED BY CAR li SIUIIblne Hyclrox CookieJ · · cello pllg. 39c Sunshlae CHANNEL 13 FRIDAY ." J1 :59 Sign On 12:00 Noon News 12:115 Neighbors 12:30 Liberace 1:00 The Feminine ToUch 2:00 Afternoon Film Festival 3:30 Life With Elizabeth 4:00 Cartoon Club 5:00 AUckey Mouse Club 6:00 Five Star Final -,· 6 :15 Joh"11 Daly and ibe .New ~:30 Rin Tin Tin '1:00 Jim Bowie '1 :30 Cilco Kid 8:00 I Led Three Lives 8:30 I Sep.rch for 9:00 A Date With the Angf:ta· 9:30 Movie 110:00 News of the Night lO:lO Theater 13 Advt~nture I ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNC5D · ·: · Frien~ .!Jete lu!ve receiveJ IJld Mrs.< Ro>bbe::rt:,i~~~~··~ WO!d of the death of 7·Year-old " areMr. .announcing tbe e ~l.oyd W. Lee, son of llt. -and their daug~er, .Maxine . M'ra. Uoyd Lee of Miller, 0., Sat· Dyer, son or Mr. and Mrs. ~"'"" ,<lrd,ov aftel'noon. The youth Wlls on the hiibway · near hb 11 !.~:·~. -1t.~n .struck by a e,r. Fun· ~vlc~ ~ere helll )fonday ~~J!~!1!"· ~ IMs were fqnn~ . or Rut!ond ~nd .WI!Ue llv· fe&liled 'nn the C<>mpton P .• Dyer. Miss Rumtield p tbe Rutland Mr. Dyer School in du,ate hl MaY. -'---------.,..._ MIIIOI &lNIIIAL HOSI!ITAL Cbt•hir'e; Naney: McCoy. Cbesbire; lllfl. ;.lri<Y Ables, PomeroY; 9r· *'(1lll.lee ~ .. ,_ .... montha Ln can IMPERIAL MARGARINE with coupon ,Jb. 32c Spedal II< off can and Redeem II< eoupon, Reg. 91e ALL PURPOSE SPRY ........ · · .. · with coupon 3 lbs. 83c 5 WI·FT T 0 Redeem 5~ coupon -:- while or pastel ' . Redeem !Oe coupon any ·slze Baney a~d ~~~:~~dygrlndmot~~er "Mr. and JNra. ~arenee !rice were l!l!lllng oo. j)(r. -,net Mre. WaJ.. 1<-r 1folltday ~,. IJm. ,H'ohtday, .,._. was -~fiMII frotil $o , .. , ·Just hOJpt.. • •·.,< ' ' • ' • . · -Mr.•and ......_.'.•· Bri.,.·~ M•• ~~··"f ..·~~· lb. can Redeem Sc coupon any size LUX LIQUID · .. ·.......... · ·-tt e tan 34c ARMOU~' sfAR...:.. all meat- (j)p quallly. Reg. 79c, with llc off JUMBO BOLOGNA SURF ........................ 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Qts. 98c: FLAKES 79c 25c ' WI S K ......... · .......... · .. · .. · qt. 59c ' .................... . 21rg. 67c Kleeaex WELCH'S 'GRAPE SPECIALS FRUIT OF THE VINE' OR ~RAPELADE S¥fiFTS K0 T EX '· · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · 12's ·43c In Colors or while DELSEY .... · .............. · .. .. 4 rolls 55c 20 oz. jar each '39¢ . . 3. 24 oz. boHies $1.00 GRAPE JUICE SWIFTS - BROOKFIELD· CHEESE FOOD - - - . - · 21b~ loaf 59¢ • • • • ruit No. 2 1/2- can 8 lb. bag Florida Oranges - . 59¢ New Florida- white or red Potatoe$ · 10 lb. bag 49¢ \ Ib. • •I Sweet, full of juice Flor~d~ 1 b'n>lly or Plokorill"""' open! t~e ................ 3 .- .. .. . . . . .. . . . . . . LUX SQAP ........ · ...... · .. · .. · 3 bars 24c SKIPPER rmd Indla111. Mr. and Mr1. Hlll'rison. Baker ,ol · Columbua 1ru0 tlw(lltl!>l' l!l'l. E. A Robinson and daulbter Peu:r of Etlaw, Va., spen~ Saturd~ ~t wlth Mr. and Mrs. Cub Zimmerman. Mr. amd Mra._t;:dward Sliced Apples ...... No. 2 can 27c lb. Guy Mutehler ·hal returned .t9. · hlo homo here otter tpend~Jl.c t~ . p.&;St .eveul CoDllloek Rede1m 7e coupon, reg. 39c KLEENEX .... · .. · .... · .... · .. .. 400's 29c PREM 12oz.can43¢ Hado Pie Crust Mix ...... 2 boxes 31c ALL GRINDS While dr colora f,!ff, Llpgsvllle; Ella Pey. ~mero1; l:..eoaard MoGUl. ~ LEVER . "'EASY WIN" Redeem Your Coupons DINNER NAPKINS .. · .. · .. · .... · .. Box 27c · A<!>itilted: 'J.Ira. Marahaii ·McCoy, llVANS ' LUX · 13'4 oz. bag Grah11m Cracker Crvmbs · · · · 29c ~ '7f'fti1 ' Captain Kangaroo CBS Morning News Morning Show Garry Moor~: Strike It Rich Valiant Lady Love of Lire Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light Katie's Kitchen As the World Turns Our Miss Brooks Houseparty 2•00 Big PayoiJ O:~ 9DI\ 01'!1 '·. . spot ·wrtt. - . 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 ·• :=: ~•tkhSaberTtl .• 011¥,1 lljg~· .. 11:45 a:nn 81 p < If • drO. aroI by Show 2:s"o" !Job 3:00 Bija:hter ·Day Rlld w~rd Mol~en. (var.) 9:30 Arlbur odfrey 10:30 Strite I RiCh 11:00 Voliant Lody ll:M SJ.gn On N~n: News N~igh~ors . 1Zl:;JO Ft~JlkiA La~ne ·1:00 'l'he .hminme Touch. · 2;00 t;tter~o_on Fi~m ·F estival S:~O J,. {e . With Elizabeth 4 '00 Cartonn c_lub :~~- B,U{I&Ia ~~~~ Jr. ~lC.kt!f -"PllSe Club 8: fl'jfe Star Final 6 J.5 J h Dal 0 ·0 : ~ & the News 8' 30 The Turmn& Point 'J:OO Clrcp1 Time 8:00 Danny Thomas Show U -On Your 7:00 '1:45 8:00 9:00 10:30 11:00 1! :15 9:00 Gariy jore Harv•~ llrlO\VIne Mr and Ml:s. Capta,.n Kap.aroo ~HANNEL 13 THURS. ·11•s··· Q.: m. . French Dressing ·· ·· · · · · 8 oz. 25c ____ FRI_D_A_'l_ _ _ _ __ .· WffTN-TV Ch~n ·'.rl~Jn~1· "f' ~ - · lltiiS- ·Cftl•..ty llewe: ' "· · , . . . , -1:-~ . ,. ·e .' - - , WJ ~J. H Krafl tO;O!l ~r. •Judsons Jow-n_al 10:30 N.W~ Headlines 10:~ Nitewatoh 12·.00 Ton1'ght .. 1:00 Sign Of! CBS u.or••n· "' .,. .•· News 8:00 '~ornlng SbO" · bapllzed. · PeO!'I 'MoldM, Columl>!!r, ~~I lhe wc<kend wljh ~~~ rlfb..; £d. lb. Larce worm· ~I.IIJver · tlt• fluid 41.•,.., .... wlllcl .ot Chauncey W'here the 1'uc:-keT.s ·h~ve a restaurant. · ,· The Re,, R. A. Biddle b,ld ·~ llapJ.ismal 111~8 Iii llaPtl\1 C~ui<;h In M14J!!aport' S~p~day ar· tcrnP9p at wbi~ -~e five wee J8. Dlauae, u U. M"u.lo K-en:rle. .} • 11 '7:00 '1:45 11 or· ~-~ lo. g.rmm.te 83-.f'\11 fp 1111 t4. araaed· H.eontront T';;H:;;tl;;~;;;p;-:A~'l;--- .e.tt (~Uio.ft\fiJIT ' . 4:00 The ROl'k aqd RQllers 4-H Club !5:30 ·-.-~ · · 15:45 me1 at ' th e pa rk' Th lf·~ay even 15:56 ill!{. The ' meeting was called to order by the president, Dee 6:00 Thomas. The club repeated thr> 6:15 4·H Pled-. ""' . ..... . - ..(Jry ,~ ' •8 rc- 8:30 •- ... M"" -T-".'"1"" • 7:00 por.t wp Ciytn: bY P4ttY Young. 7:30 Treaaurer~s report' wag givECJ. by Wanda Coy, Proj~ts were dis· 8:30 cussed. The next m . celina will be 10:00 ~ 10:08 visor, Mayonnaise .. .. . .. . .. pints 47c ' "'-t. ·.· · ~'tV Channel 8 Patty Young, O.!lD. ~~~~·~·~P~r~es~en~t~w~er~e~ . O..~:Th~o•:n:·,,10:10 Lltt1e and ij. Evelyn Krall ··w. SHOWIR Gl' ul· N' tl' ".u:. r Mr". llo'·rt' •,p-de•n ;;.., m•c.•.t <lei-' i '" "j · ..;,~~~· rt" 3:15 • "" a .stork " .. shower ' •" ·•.: re 'i<!tl>mep~ .. · ·""""" ~ . pee . 3:30 or honor at giv Snowden, Jean Parket aond da.t g-htcr, T..inda, Jessie Grueser, Je-· tie Molden. Pauline Mar-kilns, Arl· diP. Michael and Phyllis Snowden. Willard Nebun ~pent the wef!k end with R!lative-s at Langsville. Mr. and . MiNI. Dudlt;y Smith (If MINfMUY WAGE: A Srn11le Ia,· - .. 1'7, 100,000 lrom raising ,ir bor .subcommittee l'cporled without Culumbus spent th.e weekend with mall rates from 11ix to M!ven cents. recomendallon a compromise bill his flliher, A. D. Smi,th . M d Sf r " -$200,0UO from raisln_g air moll to uxtcnd th~ $1 ·an·hour miDI· ;•,rs. 11u e ·mster o Pomerm• po1t eard rates from four to tivc mum wage bill to anotht!t' six nUl· became Ill .suddenly Sunday an~ w.as taken to the Meigs Gener:1' c:enta. lion workers. Hospital hi POO\croy. The Increases arc similar to BUDGET: E(isenhower was reAndrew Large of Columbu1 ~[j:~ GJ f.Jio)r.J[;l with his wife :·~I: IDill ~ :l:•llm'-'ki ACROSS '· Oll·r!ch ::J:•l i!H..:Il-J 1-ll.. BiJI~ Mr. and .Mrs. Elmer' Morl'iR 1. French countcy coua· lii! .IJ [rj[."j :•oj(Ji) 'X·: and son, Columbus, .'!pent th•.• noveJllt. Plfton peu tered. 'J ~~ r--lt•ml tontr•: •'l :-lf~1f-Hi.i~.,., lii!I I II!~J B. Ban& 4. Tree 25. Alcoweekend .at the home of Mrs. l·Jr..~ r.1 :;J 1~1 1! u-~ 1. Spo]ctn I. Branch hOllc Morris' parents, Mr. and Mrs. 11..11 •; l.tl .m J:.: r=l ':: 10. Cllrelo ol 6. LICht · b<vo- r.:.•1•:1• Charles Rominofl> ·and r.amily. : :;Jt-C'J m ll&'ht 1. Malt rae• PERSONALS tHJ r.:. , I-E·l ~~~~·:r.w: 11. Bacre.:f beverap 29. Set. t ..,j J .J ~·;rm·~ L ,liJ .:J(oti=l Mr. and Mrs. " K!i-\e Vance o' 801\l 8. Mapat• in' t-illlrJr.J :-1 11u:o~m1 Waverty were Sunday afternoon · Sl. Oreek JeUtr 11. CareiHI ordu :~1 :~ 1 -1 •l f.1l'l l1 H gue.'Jol~ of his ~istcr, Mrs. Arpold U.QuuUcm• 18.00d of war 27.CUmb Grote and l"!!'jly. S5. Bwab 115. Shoollnr lnJ" Mr. and Mrl. Pearl Gilkey, of 18. Blblkltl 1\IJ.n~ tlsb 35.Irotlll4 !hml}as F~rk ~e ~UU.~Y -"'en· city 18. Container 29. Hockey 38.JtwJ.U. m.~~: guest_s pt ·Ml'l.· BCl,SM ~if, ;MUiic nott 19. Verdi operl player mooth ss. Km• ot 21. A frame 30. Efl'lsa :Mt·. an!! Mrs. Erne~ ~J 3T. Votd l!lnrJnt 22. Bln11e 32. Thlnf Qt kingt~bury were Sup.dlif after. · 39. Iptttlf 19. Mtlt Wloit V&lut 40.Put nolfM caller~~~ Mrs. Hattie Me· DAILY · CROSSWORD charge of et;~tert"ai!1· wlll be in Ia tho tllellen! AI we ..lui<' Molben, we ma.lr.e ~ a practlral oalute of oavlngs oa <Uy to prepare fooda lbrUiy meala- for Mother- 11 your EVANS SUPER IIIABKET- WHERE Y9U SAVE 3 WAYSLOW, LOW PRICES SUPER TRIM MEATS S & H GREEN STAMPS 3:00 Queen For A Day 3:45- ·M udern Romance! 4:1)0 Comedy Time liJ!c 'WA-s y~ep So oftea around Mother'• Day, we reod that tWIIleone oayo Mother Ia "queen for 1 day" - and we aU know welllbal MOTHER IS QUEEN EVERY DAY! On Molher'a Day, b.owever; there It oo muell. tbal we eon aU do to make II an especially happy day! We have laken the liberty le plan a oale juol ·for Mother - fooda thai are thrifty, and eaoy lo biDdle - lo mlnlmlu her time Romper 'Room The Price is Idght Truth or con1eq'uence.t Tic Tac Dougb It Could Be You Current .J\fy Little M•rg~e 1:g() T~nessee Ernie 2:® MAtinee Theater ··~ · Eye J.:30 LJP; MOTHER IS QUEEN EVERY DAY! .' 0:00 JO:lHl 10:30 11 :00 · 11:30 12:00 1:00 10:40 "!lew• 6" " 12:00 !i'On!~ht "''!!·~ ~"'"""' TJ • . .M · ~lia·,QI! Tl)e ~d ~..ten met at the ." ":1""'"" ~i@ ~R"pl Ty.,.day ~veiling. • •· 7 - WASHINGTON UP - The four· cent letlcr moved a step closer reality today . STEAM GENERA TOR - A Universal pressure steam ~en· to The House Post Office Commitorator, manufactured by The llabcock & Wilcox Company. tee appr·owd President Elsenhowsupplies steam to power the turbine-generator. This stet~m t!"r's rcque~l for a one-cent InJ!!enerator is of the "once-through" tylle in which hie:hly~pur­ crease in rate2 for mailimt fil'st iCi_ed water·. ~nder a· pressure of 5,500 P.s.i. is pumped thfough etas.~ letters. A similar incr~ase mrles of tubm~ and converted t.o super-heated steam in a sin· was approved for air mail letters post cards. ~le fJst D<~ssage (21/<! minutes). Since t.he water is convPrt~d to and The l'omm lttee 'Vill act Wednes. steam without roin~ t]lrou•h the Intermediate "bubbling" do.y on the President's requeBi. to stal!e. no boiler drum is needed to separate huhhlec; of steam r&ISC second class (newspapers from the water. fCnnseouently, the term "boiler'' does not and magazine) anrl third elas.s anntv t.n 1hi:;; unit.l The steam c:enerator delivrrs steam r.1-t UlP {adver·tisin~ matter) postal rater.. Today 's aclion waa taken by the r:1t~ 675 000 nounds oer hour at 4,500 p.s.i. pr·essure :md committee al a clu~f'd meeti ng. 1.150 degrees tompNature. Chairman Tom Murray (D·Tenn.) .. announced the outcome. U finally .approved by Congress, DOUBLE REHEAT - In modern power plants, "reheat'' of the government would get this ad· steam is employed to utilize each pound of steam to the :full· dilinnal annual revenue : - $314,700,000 from raising first est exte1~t pos.s ibl~ . But in. Unit 6, doub~e reheat is being used class letter rates from three to for the f1rst lime 1n the hiStory of the industry thus realizing four cents an ounce. greater · efficiencies than ever before. The st~am 'genel."ator -$32,000,000 from raising posl after utilizing steam at lis initial high pressure and tempera: card rates rrom two to three ture, reheats 615,000-pound·per-hour steam at 1,!50 p.s. i. cents. from 800 degrees up to 1,060 degrees. The steam then is re· -$1,200,000 from raising drpp letter ra~ell frQm two lo th~e heated again at the rate of 525,000 pounds per hour at 165 cents. p.s.l. frotn 630 degrees to 1,~00 degrees F. 7:00 lllO~fS, nr ., 'I.'le Tac Dough · It Could :Be You Current My Little Margie 1:3o teoiie¥see··Erale 2:00 ~t9J,U T.U!ter 3:00 Q<teep lot a Day 3:45 ~df'p Rgmancea fi:aG ~t )0:~ Details of the new unit and the plant follow: TURBINE-GENERATOR ~ The turbine-generator, designed and manufa.ctured by General Electric Company at Schen· ectady, N. Y., IS a 3,600-r.p.m. tandem-compound unit. J{lgb· pressure. high.temperature steam, hitting on hundreds of fan· , like blades mounted on 38 turbine wheels, drives the turbine ! wh1ch 1s direct-coupled to the etectnc generator. The latter converts the steam ener~y to electric energv at the rate of 120.000 kllow-watts, .or 160,000 bOI"SCpowcr. The generator is hydrogen-cooled. • 11 :00 11:90 12:00 1:00 •J!;.l!r .., S!-JQ.rlry · This developmental unit is the first in th~ history of CO!"· memal producllon of electric power In the Umted State$ to utilize steam at a pressure above the critical pressure point...:... 3,206 pounds per square inch (the point at which water fl2•h· es immediately into steam without an intermediate ~'boiling'' stage\--and at a temperature of 1,150 degrees F., which Is 50 degrees higher than the highest temperature ever used in a power plant. • 7:00 Today 9:00 Rorilper Room 10:00 The Price is Right 10:30 Truth or Col'lfiequences I 6;55 "Sign On 7:00 . Today Sign On 6 :M 6:30. Weathereast l>lll!p at A major step forward in development of the technology of • economica-l generation of steam-electric power has been ach· ieved In the design, construction and now, operation of the revolutionary new. Unit 6 at 'Ohio Power Company's Ph~o Plant. • TELEVISION ~U.IPI ~-. 'WSAZ -TV Cho·. ,,.et3 Thursday Friday .sunt;~ay P,Jotn!n~ ft ~ SQI.Jth B"'·. 4:00 COJ;D,edy 'lfmet~~l EU)l Cbprch ."MlY 12 wi ;h 4:30 ::Uovi~:~thne· .sP,ttj.al ~~tion tO be given 3:30 ·c~o,;ma alJ miJthell'"s ~n ~ten~n~· · ~:45 News ..Pjtture ~- Ever,~tt .l}r:anacoJP,.b, . PISt~r 6:00 f!fi:t . ~~;,nd sCruggs 'f Because power is America's future , and particularly of wide interest here, what follows is the Ohio Power Company's • . Day Book The Daily Sentinel - '· i;u'bec:{lp Oblo. . · fate.: ~U• by earrier where available 30 eenta pei 'MD: one ~o' i4Ya.Oc:.-e 'flbe Dally Sentinel otflee, $lll.60· siS •onths, $'7.80;. 'tb.rei mOil.tM. $3.90. Dr motor route where available: • . ~-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·~ ' 2--naUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 9, 1957 · . . I"YI!9!J) I. GREENE- EDITOR N1U01111' ~1\!presentati~ Botlillelli·Klmball. ....., ·Mll Laiaetoa Ave.• New YOM City, 18. N• .-. . ,_ . Tender, fresh Pole Beans - • 2 lbs. 45¢ Yeilow Globe Onions · • 3 lb. bag 35¢ ·Sec:onil St. Cor. Mill & N. 2nd Pomeroy Middleport �. ,,_.....,. ..... -··~ ................... ......."' " ~ I ···' . -· Errors Cost ll-6 Llss To 'Devils I Hoak..Uacker Deal Was Coup ?!R! At Walr.uaa GaMe No hJoon. Outfield Tops ~In B~~k~~~ !~~~~ w'n.DhefCaendincft' Jt ·( g Wilh llllhd ,......_ S~m Wrlt.r Don HoB- !\rrd Wa1'1'cn 11-acker VUt JleloT :and Gibbo l#Ml"'l de 1rora - clld tVidence today t..ot tbe ~ Ilea r~evn. Int.Oelf«al Ptf:tnl~ Gtbe Paul w~ wltb 11m t ha l~ored &r~other trade eoup In ~-~ the lotlnJ! pitcl\ur. ·Y q - -Ill<! wlrnr.,.•o b1ttJtte ldl eftorta to brtng tht Clnehmatl RedJeJJ fhef: flrst penr~ant since star witlt fur tour and Bid !MO. die, L.,. Dupm :and P·at E&da ~,.ach -'equired from the Chicago Cubs eolle«e<~ two .-rettes. tar the lO.!i· Nov. 1! Cor pitcher Elmer Single. ers. :l.oger Turner cot one for ton and infielder Ray Jablonski, four. Roak and Jh'Cker wert key fig. Rutland .J.ed 5 ·1 until the boltom ures as the Redlegs ran their of the fifth J:~ning when Wahama winning strea~ to nin(" games exploded with Dine runs .a.s the Wednesday night with a 7·6 vie· .IP1tiande.ns. fcll apart with error~ ­ tory over the Brooklyn Dodgers. Cremeans held Wahama to ~ix Hoak blasted a granrl·slam homer lliits whtle bJs rrratei got 7. ere In the ei(hth i"nnfng lo give the nieans fanned 4 and walked . 7. R('dlegs theh wimling mar&ln Van Meter whipped 5, Gibbs 1 while Hacker gained ·his thlrd win of the yl'ar- the s"amc number and -her ...U..d .5. he scored sl! last year for the Cubs. OKAYS SCRAP • T he .t riumph moved the Red)egs NEW YORK· UP - The new to w!thtn a hall-game of the York State Athl~tl~; Com.rriiulon first.place Mi,waukee Braves. who hiS app1·oved a 10 • round heavy suffered 11 2·1 loss to the Phila· weight bout between Wllll B~­ delphia Phillie~:. manoff of Q~rp1any and Areh.le The Chicago Cubs walloped the McBride ol Trenton, N. J., at St. Nkholas Aren01, May 20. Besma· Plttsburi:h Pirates, 7-1, and the neff dt>eisioned big Bob Baker of St. Louis Cardinale routed the Phttburgh last · montb . . at . St. Nl.'w York Giants, 13-4. In other N, L. gimeS', In the American Nicks. League , \h e l'IC'vl'l.illHI Indians beat the New York Y<~nkees , 10-4, the Boston Red Sox d1Jwned lhe Chicago Whitt> Sox. 4· 1, the De· Wol>amo'o ...,, u-s tttree • • Roolill New Furniture FOK $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE oa 'l'lle ~lblllll Coroer Ia lliddleport abo en. HeraheJI PTeeman finished up for Rael:er. Mo,.. Heme •una. Oene Woodllrrg and Vic Wertz b1nted fhree • ran home;-a and tookie Jloger Maris hit a two-run roun~ -trip-,er as the Indians rout· ed Art Di'tm·a r a'nd made it two rt:raJgtn o-ver the Yanks. Early Wynn, aided by relief artlSt Ray Narleski, gained his third victory despite Mirkey Mantle 's fourth homer of the Jeason which accounted for all New York's runs. Williams slammed out Ted three homers to raisto his average to .474 and account for all the Red Sox runs. Ted homered off Bob Keegan in the first and third inning~ and then walloped 1 twl>run blast in the eighth to .!leal the White Sox' ttrth straight lots. Frank Su'Jiivan pUch:ed a four-hit• Cor ~ia S"econd triumph. Baseball Results IY UNITED PRI.S NJ~;TIONA~ LEA·U~ .. Milwaukee . Cincinnati ,W L 13 U 13 7 12 7 1IJ 8 Pet. ·.664 .65U For the Fine Support Given Me in the recent Election .BY The Citizens of Pomeroy. I shall do my best to merit it. CHARLES W. LEGAR Thanks for your Support IN Electing Me Councilman Dale Dutton .. lJa Middleport's YellDW Jackets winnett jn ten straieh"t games wiU.Out ietAt this season, were ready to tAke l)n Jackson High SchGOO In stride Ill · day here, then work toward ib debut in thL> State Regional tour· nament in the Columbus Jets' Stadium next Friday, May 1'7. Wednesday morning the Jac · kets, behind steady pitching cl J !m Bowles , and with outstanding work of their out!ieiders, :took Scioto County's Sout h Websl"r team by a 9--1 count. Bobby Nelson, cenlerfielde•-, mii de two greM ca:tche5 with Olle hand after Jo:a, rlint. Jr. leenll_.y ma·de a:rrother save .on a dN\ie that had extra base wrttt&n 111 d'/~ it. "South Webster waa rfM :&e ot team we've met atl setrSo'fl·,•· ldid Athletic Direct.or Earl · 'K nlgh'. "but OLI/f boys played the .00.~1 ball or the ye:.r, .too. They had a ~ound club," he a&ted: 1 bas-ebAll team, Th(' victory left six Jp.cket tie6tr larJ S'l.ill .batting wen over !<300 an.d. t he teani "Wi'tll ftltl~e" av 1-'ra·ge of .3"47. Jacket s1Gggeff .ar _. GB led by Bowles· p"itcher:firSt f>~Sf · man . with .512. Bobby Nelson COllows with .471 and Ed Ml!Comas, ¥.: lanky infil"llder-ouUielder is hi' l ting r; ~ .368. 2 "A Other hot hillers are Charl :y 3 Da\'is with .364, Ed Crooks wHh 6 .333 and Dave Hlnd.y at .314. The 6':2 lower end of -the O]'"(ter are led by 8·:~ Bob Hennessy at .281,' . HitlJn Whitlatch a1 .2M 'lf!d Jr. IKe~ w.ith .237, Yog:l Wayland ~ o~ a .632 lroit T\gerltl mv.ul{'d thr Washing Brooklyn ton Scnalors, il ·3 llntl lhe Haiti- St. Louis .556 more Oriolt's whippt d the Knnllls P-hllad~lphia 10 9 .526 Clty AthlC't]("s, 11·2. New York . . . . 8 13 .381 Chicago . . . . . . . 7 13 .350 N•wcombe T•ottd Pltt·a burgh " 15 .2!SO Hoak, a .215 · hitter la!t sesson WMIMIIday's Results when he wenl O·for·12 ilgaln.at Don St. Louil! 13 New York 4 Newcom be, connected for his Cincinnati 7 Brooklyn. 6 night grand slam orf the b!J Brooklyn Philadelphia 2 Milwaukee 1 night right hander to snap a 3·3 .tie end Chicago 7 Pitl~burgh 1 night negate Gil Hodges' three-run homFriday'• Gam•s er in the bottom of the ~ighth. BrooklY'n at New YOO'k nlte Jloak Jncrea:red his lcaguc-leadlng average to .415. He also leads thi Phlladelphia at Pittsburgh, nile Oinc:innati at Chicago - circuit with 21 runs batte-d in. Milwaukee at St. Loui s. nile Substitute tlrlt bu1eman George AMERICAN LEAGUE Crowe, also arquinod in one of W l Pet. Ge Paul's · trades i'n 19t'i1i, aceQunted New Ycn-k 12 7 .632 for Cincinnati':: flrilt three runs It 7 .Btl \i with a pair of homers. Crpwe. Chicsgo . . . . Boston 12 A .600 '4 filling In for th e injured Ted Cleveland ' . 10 8 .556 1 1-2 Detroit ll 10 .524 2 Kansas Ci!y 11 10 .524 2 Raltimo1"<! 8 1 1 .421 4 Washington 4 18 .182 9 1,1 W•dnesclav'• R•sult• i:' ~O!<I<m 4 Chieago 1 Dt:troit · t1 Was hilli!lbif 3 =THANKS ! and Bowles w" "leon an emr and Whitlakh and Davi-s came ~~~;, Nelson •'n~I·• smlna r•me 11 X-Rays Put Off By Ph_ysician In ~ - l ,fhe ctevelmld wur-ry To Save Eye,Of Injured Clevel~d, tar ... """"' • ..,.,... .-........... . .. -!. .......-......-• •,.._. LOn) moppeTS In Point Ple.tlnnt Friday wtrt Mr1. Heien lt.oulh , Mrl. LaeJ Trew, Mn. Je~l}ie Diet. tDI, Mn. Sara CcCoy ana dauJh· ler~ ' lifr, aftd 11J1L Paul P!bprtold and i.tndJ attemled the "Open liOU.!Ie" tt tbe Phillip Sporn PJ1t1t. Sit, Fr1nli.ie ROUsh hat arril'ed Jn New York ffom. •Germany and expects to be holJfe IQPD. lfl~er .Bel).~ -~ ll rrtnl"lge lrom . the hospital ,_ :rofnl "1M 'to 111b0U't it." ~ t Klue Banking On Short Operation , {l:tught tttre top ot ttts b:(ml!!, his . cbeekbm)e l'MI3'e. 'the DOllie •1111 eyebrow nd b.::S Cleveland flood frt.tltdl'ed. ·d f tete~~rrams ell(IOUf~ seore ~n into tlhe A'ppltrmdty i1te ;))one itra«llll"t of bi's tJ¥fUe were 1t1c f~ ·li!ftMJJet1 tnOit &f • in"> ho>p!tal. A l.oiW, -h. Callf-, ,act t1rlit woa14 h.ive dtwfCI'oye-a m:ln "en fifff!J."flt one 11! 1ris e)ltl fhe eYir. Therr: ts no ·b ratn injtrr~ bift lhe dffer lMii ft"O't cdbidered 111Ji. ..,.__ no; ......u. • ._~ t~lf·~~~ po...,tnJ .. A a CU't (ID t.u., Mr. and Mrs. Kit.fr',os I· All · Prlt•• · and is Pictured above a general scene of ihe fatal traffic accl4ent Wednesqay evenibl SOU!h ' Middleport which claimed the lives of seven people. Six were kiUed in th~ Ford Station gon at the left driven by George Halley of Cheshlre. John Carter Smith, Middleperl RFD, killed irt•·the .ear at1:he'righl: (Dilly SilltiiiOJ Stiff Plillto) · ·-,..;,-. " ' . . . a~ tiJil.e- Sll"iftg homt "'pli· ~-~~the boDilt willl """' f ..... sliture. Cenlle .C!Illh you need on S!J1i'ture• only, '"lto or 1c.nn~~J!~! R11tiand Grade kMI Annual r ,_ . furnib.ue. Rolland iAiiJ two .- ~hil- frblfram'To Be Friday . Mrs. Page'• KaJ Hhuly, Mana:er 3oo w. lietond' st.- Phw~ Pomeroy . •u. Boun: Moa.-Fri. 9-J; Sat 9·12-()pft nent""a bv a.ppol._ LgonJ ~nade fo Nlid•nhl of a+o~ ~ _ . •• . ~· .,_~ - !a- Eency-Weency S~~~~~!~~~~: Baby, Bow, Bow boo-loo. P _ if4i!es . llr. Ni nut erade - if~." Par.on•s eo~e l!f~.y S.na. . Sweet Sprln~:time, wet~ fourt!l ~F•~e , 1Wel. ,.__Fly, '1 ..ftJMII6 tJ'a'"de - The Go Round, and The Bus • IOLOGNA···· .. ····- ......... ,.- Ib. 39c CLBLANDS APPLIANCE • Sucher's fRANKS ..................... -.. lb. 49c BONEY'S FRONt STREET MAllET Ul W; il'olii Sl Piiiitie W.Jihln St. 0~ Plloae 44.X . · ..__, • " • ••••••••••••••••• Salt Bacon.. =... u. 29c ;Widtiag .. ~~;:;;....~·· 18c Moi'lllaf 111111 Aflerneon Bachntr's Big MEAT MAim No. _I ,:(1 J ,·1 ·1t ''i .. 't. a !ro•ol"l ..... Cover 8o.z. Phone 6222 •••••••••••....•••• S· -... Wuteladet ....·$1 TaMe Corer z,., $1 ......... Plalllc 1. Judy Murray Is Hon,or Guest At DrJG!UI Shower 4 . ~ 1. who:se marriage to ....... s , Colambuf, i8 11 was guut of evening when entertained with a brfl. It the home of bet and Mrs. W. R. HaiAvenQe. . placl!d unl!e"r·., 'I pa.raJ"ol in the · Games were plaffd rlr!sw<:ll l'"'ro' . . by Fauna Bailey, and Maryln Roush . An arrangement ot pink and . white iris In a ery.:!lltal container wa• ¥-~- for U.e dill!lnr·- . . . wtrtclf ..,., Hgh10d by wblie !aJim In· crystal candelabra and Ole hQ• tesl presided at the punc!i ttb'tt1. Pastel petit fours were served with the punch to the followlna ~'"'~1•• M]fo Mum,-.llft tiel' rMtb' [ilh~~~·Clarenee Loretta Barbua MurriJ, Stilea, Cwl)'n l(ay Stile~ Friwa ll'tilll!)', ' Lb. .. peVeer hefQre al :thi~ lpw gric~ · 95_ ., .S moked Full Shank Half Cenler slices left on_ FRtE .. . -lmma Haymtft . ....... " . " . . 1 lb. Clll 1Oc Evan,gelin,e Chapter; ·ModelJI W~d men Auxiliary~· :A'J«di"lCI'Il t.ea:•« Auxiliary and the Methodist Church. Surviving in adtittiOl'l to th~ two children .ate p.er erandmotber Mrs. Calherh'l.e · DeemS, Jlineral Wells, W. Va.; brotlrut ·B arl Counts Jr. al'ld Edgar Count• ot Delaware an4 _a si&tet, lt\l.th )far. tindale of Sunbury. aware and a sister, Ruth Martin. dale of Sunbury. Funeral services for John Cal;'ter Smith, 21, oC Rt. 1, Br-adbi,U'Y, will be held S!~\urday at 10 .a. m. In :8radblH't C'ureh wltb Aev. Lemley officiating. Burial made In the Riveniew The Resonator BeU1, Twinkle, Twinkle, IJtUe Star and Turn the The Glassef (Wv. 'By JI'ades, tbe proJt,m: 'DeLuxe. Nylon Super-Cushions.b_y u ' \V. Va . ' Ill' 'L •·· •; third ,.... < - Me1Elizabeth Halle•, ; The pro~ . · ;.Iii 'oe q""~~ ""''· t" •-• ' 3it.W.' ·r..rn .. a pr..essi0ir'a!,IO!Itw~4·!>Y~pre- ' Ojly le ,_. 6'1>, _.niiib ond the at PDTkehblirg and ll t b!liiMOt ' · t.ltlon of 111o ~ - ·, fire" Ji!l8dt& 1o 11, l'it1tpaw ,..t<!h. , of Mr. a'lld !rlrs. Ida• ctvrlls ol . and .,...,.. •. ;, · ~e~.· . . Del..,.,.e. ~to~_..., • . "'litis. cbp1nail's third ....ade She \¥ss .a n'lelhbe'r ~ f.t. M:s d!N<:!NN"At'l 1Jl' - Tod Klusiew8ki, tb-e efnC!innati ltedlegs.' . x,. I see t'ou. \ Mr. ant Mrs. · Mote · Yeag~ of Cheshire; a brother, R(JIIo Mrs. Foley's second grade - . bert Halley or Cheshire and .a ~:tsRhythm Band, The Cbtmes of DunMrs. Robert Mcintosh of Chesk.Jrk, The" SJioeNl:er~ hire. . . Friday afternoon the new gymnash,1m with Hoflman belnj ifa.nored and Patty Riffle 8s QYeea. 3-=f. NYLON I SALE!-. 1HJ!.le -'Ihrbine take· offI 'Tbeir' aoa, flouLd, attended tH KentL&eky 0e!'by at'LoultvJUe. NT. 1nd Mra. Henry Pb~lpa. v.. Hed receati.J with the latte.r'f & ters, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oblln• er ot Brold Run , W. Va . and Mr. and HrL John Kearns or H.iirtlord, All Kinds of Flowen, Potted Plants, Cut Flowen, Conages .M )tf 'D'AY .cometrg Chevrolet's new lin. Ronal4 llcDade ot CaMI WiDChett.er will SundQ" peat II Mr. and Mn. Ray He.Dade . For San4wltbel Si*es Others ourvi•ing ... RhYthm Stlid)o, fJounciPI ·Balls and drtl'l, l!iny and Ruth Ann, at h~'e. • sent Its -annual ' . .a Buckeye Lake OJ>ODI the WOk wllll Ill'. and Ill'& AI.. QtOhiiL For Mother's Day PQRI( & lEANS _m;;:::_t';.;"'::.:en=t;.;tll:.:~:::..:h:.;•_:w_:•_::•:.:Id:_q:_"'::.:.t.:;Or:.:·•~F:_-'.:;'::"""::.:._:F;.;-i:.:St:.:h::er~on::..:lll:.:6nday::,.::::_:·___._ • Pew. Mi4dleo- SlllldjU'i· - • LETART FALLS Tile aeventy..eventb blrtbday ot Mr•. Ptarl Qravet wu celebrated at btr home Saturdl)' wtt'h a party planned by her dauJhl.en, lin Audrey Frolt, Middleport, and Mrs. Cbarlea Walburn , Columbus. Mers;abert of the lAyal Women'• L1UI of the .ctlur~ ot Chriat anll neighbors of Mr. and Mn. Graves were e:u.Ntt at tbe ,party and were Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Shant Jpent ieTved lte erea'ln ifmdaet and eu; the week end with tire former'• cakes by the hostesses. brother, Mr. and lifra. E. C. !bank A family dinner wu he-ld Sun· or Vienn•. W. Va. fM Mr. md !lira. Gravet, Mr. Henry Pbolpa ¥• bftD employed Mn. ltalph Gtave!, Pomeroy, by the biRr Aluminum plmt .._ ._ Mn:. Waiburn, Mrs. Frolt and Nar RaveniWood. Mn. A.. p. Fi.Jber of ftavenrwood por-t c:~e4 .~n}be Vernal Jolmtol\ /ti.rift ~qr LoosUn, thw budtK • . • to make !rome repairs ' .. rtght cll'eeti>Me. ~ore's ~&res aM th& Yan, • tees ~e lt.iU m a !Ct8te or Sb~k Mrs. Lawrence WftHt:t.s retu.rn · Wcdne&day wJth McDougald VII'· ed home Wednes:ci.y C~ tLuilly inconsolable. Tire Yankee le.ton where .she dtebded 111·> lblic-l(ler, bowever, wi~bd"re'! · hi!: furreral of ~r ne•, Lelh .Mime; • visited ~nt})' w~h her nleee, lin Orvlno Hill. ~ HaroJd Donovan ql Colum'.ou• Mr. 1111d Mr.. st. C1alr lilJI erttertlined Thurlda wi~ 1 dinner viJiCed hit SOD, Garf, &Jtd part!nt!J, tertalntd Tburtda,- with a dinner Mr. 1nd Mn. Earl Donov.-n. A din· Lorn•. Mn. Dorott.1 Chaney and Dfr wu held SaturdaJ for Gary in Geae a11d R.oaer bonor of hit 8th birtbda)'. eblldreo, ot Badoe. Tbc octalloo wu 1be Mr. u• Mn. Ralpb Workman bh1bday of Kr. 1nd lrln. Bell 1nd 1nd daucbter. Paul.& Jetn, of Gal· Ml'1. Chancy. llpoli1 and Hr. <~nd Mrt. Eddi~ Mr. and Kra. HcrmiD Ruse md Fults of Crown Cit)' visited Sun· children of Chelhite a.pent Sunday day with their parents. !be Rrv. with the latter'• paTentl, Mr. •nd and Mrt. Floyd Wor.tmu. Mn. Ray McDade. Mr. and Mrs. Georee Waner of Mrs. Pearl Graves 77th Birthday Is Observed Soturday serto:Lillty. For Ailing Back big first baseman, pinned his hopes today on a ,webor( operation that might see hl.m back in uniform in a coltp}e of tl<htt!IS. · The allini slugger told doctors Wedbf'Sdt)' to go ahead with an 'O'peratiou to cotrect. a ''slipped · atse" Jq ·b'rs lower SJ!Iine that has hintpered· JHs rubnitl:g 1nd fifi!ding tor t.be past 14 tnontbs. ;~~~ , General . llana.r Ra~t G.....,berg reported··• \ 'I . . . - · WEST COWMIIA •lil>t oft>' SCore IOJt his Snrth-Nelson grounded u; VELANJ) rt.J"P-..;l!lr.r. Ofm.rle; Hennessy walk~. Kennedy si.L,. , .:1 '!'- ,,. plaruief tG X·l'lf)' ilriil: · led through t·h1rd base. Cro:ok.. 1 out .king He!t;l $Mr..e) ~~ ofye Hennessy and lodp.y but Mne«· rJt ·~Jftitre sineled scoring Kennedy. opti-mism" •..., the S"er-~ Cleveland ki«ifn . P:ttd'ier's 81-,M S. Webster got Hs run on a will be savea. triple ·and single. "It Is still 1p too etiJ'if 'IO Pr ' Bowles fanned eig'tit and U.Su c:J di{'\ whether btie eye wl'fl or will me walk wbhe Mal!tln' of lh<" not he .saved," tfre ctevelatld ,.e Poart tllltrma tbttt .T.actets, anci ~lllist said .. 'r.he ft-year--old Sco;:e \O'i11Gt:d tWO. "' wb fe-lled Tuesday 11 tJNt by a , fine ~e o(f the -bwt: of mJ. M• Wfdl~ ~-rtf Ja~s play a SEoA.L trmtidll4n the firSt in'lib\f ·elf file ga'!Oe W1Ui Jaobon 'l(klay 1tb f*ediUt'' game with the New Yotl: te'dt. its league leading ~d : anl:fl'eS. against Class AA !le'IHnJ here, tile • , same will Mtve ' n.o bNri~g on 'l'h'l!! hOM'or over one d! tho.' Midd'leport tournament • . 1'hc ~ost .reriou., accidents in baseball local, can cinch ttre «>utberr: ~IS~ory gave way somewhat to op divltian. cif the SEOAL urfay and llmum Wednesday ~hen Thorn;~; bo..r·· · lirte tor a "')lay-d'fl, iame revealed !lhat Score •lS able .to s~: wit ;lf.l~ nortbtirn' dliblon lead out or the eye. He pointed ou1 ers, .Mbcns. th-at ract "is erK'ouraging" blit not conclusive. FutUre· pl<~Y before · .s(''fl.OOI dh · "~ort unately , theball struc-k butds wHJ be -complicated by M.• o him flush," Thomas said. "It dleport Semors going to WashJng. :ton, D. C., Sun4ay. They wUI .not r(>turn until Thursday, one day befcre the regional game in Columbus. Winners ()( dre EaBtem Dlvis.ion will open •laiMI: ~itt. dleport . wwtJ. Cleveland 10 New York ·4, nl~ Baltimore 11 Kansas City 2, nit e Thundo~y's PrQbabl• Pitch•n Boston at Chieago-Ston<! 0·1 vs. Wilson 2·1 WashingWn at Detroit-"Pascu.'l 1·3 vs .Lary 2~2 Only games scheduled Friday's G1m" Chicago at Det-roit , nj,te .-cai1S'os Cit at Cleveland, nitc fl•w YO<k ~ Blrlt!mo<e, nlte W-ashington i.t Bolton, 'flit& . . • Ja,kets Take On Jack-son Today In 11th Game Toward Perfed S aso Coac:h Nolan Swactmamer will the .200 mark. Roger t!gbt.fo\lt, ·~ anxious ,~hi:!.t his tusers, Bowrerrerve outfielder, hu beea up les and ntruly, take wi1.h them a twi<"e, hit safely oraoe. AJ a te11m ball and cat.rhing equipment. 109 hits have come trom 317 at Every opportunity, .he hopes, wm bats. be used for -the pair to be: workSouth llhmt ing lheir arJM. Mlddle ;•:•~ t iumped into a .flrSt inni·ng lead with two runs, blear S. W.eblter.. . . . 010 000 Oo-1 4 2 h wide npen In the S"ec~ wf(b Middle2118' 020 8 1 M'arti.ti aild HaUback; Bcrwlcs fivoe -rR6ro r.uns. after' We"bsttr bid (.!Otten cmc bac:k in Hs t01t of t.lre anCI Hinely. .seeond. Then in the sixth Mldd)"C· poat adder! to more . MicldlepM't First- Davis wal: · ed, Hindy tripled to deep cente: scoring OaYis, Rowles wu: safe op a fielder's choice and H~dy 'Came tn. Second~~rm«'dy and Cropkt tanned . but . MoCornas singletW,·t.o dgh1, Whitlntclt doubled in . Davis was Rafe on "'" ef'lr'Or ~r~ McComas scored. Hindy w•lJccd l llrMlllllh~_, -~ • -. • 4--Daily Sentbie~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 9, 1957 - ..... .. ... - ' - .. -- ..., • ..... * """" ( ••••••••• ,•• '1 \G;..'•' . · _reen · . ' . .Avondcil• ~.... . d'~o. ·i·u•)i•-l-_lfiili'.t' ' LnchM .....•·f·. . • a a•li. a a... Klt)gan't K-P. > : 3 •••aa••a•••······ Allleri«NNa llft1ilj't'•llilnl J'iiiiu 'BOil,iE.fa "'lt -..ce, • ................. .. ·«. • ~-s·- . • S1· · can• , 12 or. • ~ Joyce aDd: Olivl' Hemmo111, Blr- 'l'aibatJ1de It the lint and ouly trlple. turbfae D'INmjuioDI You canfetl tho . . . IfDihatyour\'erylinttako.offl '. Juatlllp'turbocUdelnto ''D" for "Drive" iJad PQ' It no mind. Tblre Ia no "Low" Wlidonl to wt:r17 abOut. For tlllt II the autmlatiC with Mpr.· tmbb.. ~lor quiclcollvei' trt.arts from a !II~"'!!IIIL Anothel' lor~ cruio'I'DJ. And • tbird turb!De for 1Qil1l . ttl* bH• Forrest, Carla WllsM, Jean· ette Croolu, Shl'rley Roush, Carol Criswell, ~bara Ca.ptelna, Janot Valentine, Maryln Rouah, carOl response that'o IUlfer all the way, In GR (Grade Retarder) pooltlon Turboillde helps Blow you down-IUlveo your brak4!o oo long, eteep htllo. When you team 1'1irbo(llde ~t.b Chevy'e 11ew Poeitractloo rear axle, you've really· aot It madel YOif have lllt'l:t', oafer control on 1111f .!OIId ourface. Try a III'W. llilootl! .llld ·illsoy Chevrulet wfth thele two ·· t~i!w· extra<Oit .CllitloDa It J'OW' OhWrolet ~.. Owens. Unable to attend but rendlnr t... I . s•~~~awtaerr· :.. ~ liS ...... ~ 4.a~ gift• were Patty Michael, Sharon Roush and Be1ale Pettl.t. Chureh Of Christ Loy(JI Pols Cla-ss S:ee Your Local Au~horized Ch.e vrolet Dealer Cuculllbers.. ~:':":.. Eac• 1 H:!_~~~al~~!~~~9._. th8 GET A 'WINNING DI!AI, ON 11IB CIIAMPI,ONI Ooit frn&o• a....... cWtoNj ER OI.L. CO. votional leader 1t Wedneaday ev...~ning prayer qaeetina at the Churcb o( Christ arid Mrs. . lillli Shcmn; Jobnson City, Tenn.,. whO is vh.lting .l:ler parents . Mr. and Mrp, Fred I. Gardner, was pl&niS-t, Wllb'Uf Thcobstd. i8 to be ·theleatd· er next week. · Fred J, Gardner, Pastor o·f the ch~eh, waa io. ~nee Of the. .l lble I I 'Jtdd7 --eiaU Whkh WBI held after t)le Pr11ar Jel'"\liee, \ • U. S, -~ Or.Dges FREE for ,aiU. ·Stamps Bet top ' .. - Va!onda 176 Size ••••••••••••• �. ,,_.....,. ..... -··~ ................... ......."' " ~ I ···' . -· Errors Cost ll-6 Llss To 'Devils I Hoak..Uacker Deal Was Coup ?!R! At Walr.uaa GaMe No hJoon. Outfield Tops ~In B~~k~~~ !~~~~ w'n.DhefCaendincft' Jt ·( g Wilh llllhd ,......_ S~m Wrlt.r Don HoB- !\rrd Wa1'1'cn 11-acker VUt JleloT :and Gibbo l#Ml"'l de 1rora - clld tVidence today t..ot tbe ~ Ilea r~evn. Int.Oelf«al Ptf:tnl~ Gtbe Paul w~ wltb 11m t ha l~ored &r~other trade eoup In ~-~ the lotlnJ! pitcl\ur. ·Y q - -Ill<! wlrnr.,.•o b1ttJtte ldl eftorta to brtng tht Clnehmatl RedJeJJ fhef: flrst penr~ant since star witlt fur tour and Bid !MO. die, L.,. Dupm :and P·at E&da ~,.ach -'equired from the Chicago Cubs eolle«e<~ two .-rettes. tar the lO.!i· Nov. 1! Cor pitcher Elmer Single. ers. :l.oger Turner cot one for ton and infielder Ray Jablonski, four. Roak and Jh'Cker wert key fig. Rutland .J.ed 5 ·1 until the boltom ures as the Redlegs ran their of the fifth J:~ning when Wahama winning strea~ to nin(" games exploded with Dine runs .a.s the Wednesday night with a 7·6 vie· .IP1tiande.ns. fcll apart with error~ ­ tory over the Brooklyn Dodgers. Cremeans held Wahama to ~ix Hoak blasted a granrl·slam homer lliits whtle bJs rrratei got 7. ere In the ei(hth i"nnfng lo give the nieans fanned 4 and walked . 7. R('dlegs theh wimling mar&ln Van Meter whipped 5, Gibbs 1 while Hacker gained ·his thlrd win of the yl'ar- the s"amc number and -her ...U..d .5. he scored sl! last year for the Cubs. OKAYS SCRAP • T he .t riumph moved the Red)egs NEW YORK· UP - The new to w!thtn a hall-game of the York State Athl~tl~; Com.rriiulon first.place Mi,waukee Braves. who hiS app1·oved a 10 • round heavy suffered 11 2·1 loss to the Phila· weight bout between Wllll B~­ delphia Phillie~:. manoff of Q~rp1any and Areh.le The Chicago Cubs walloped the McBride ol Trenton, N. J., at St. Nkholas Aren01, May 20. Besma· Plttsburi:h Pirates, 7-1, and the neff dt>eisioned big Bob Baker of St. Louis Cardinale routed the Phttburgh last · montb . . at . St. Nl.'w York Giants, 13-4. In other N, L. gimeS', In the American Nicks. League , \h e l'IC'vl'l.illHI Indians beat the New York Y<~nkees , 10-4, the Boston Red Sox d1Jwned lhe Chicago Whitt> Sox. 4· 1, the De· Wol>amo'o ...,, u-s tttree • • Roolill New Furniture FOK $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE oa 'l'lle ~lblllll Coroer Ia lliddleport abo en. HeraheJI PTeeman finished up for Rael:er. Mo,.. Heme •una. Oene Woodllrrg and Vic Wertz b1nted fhree • ran home;-a and tookie Jloger Maris hit a two-run roun~ -trip-,er as the Indians rout· ed Art Di'tm·a r a'nd made it two rt:raJgtn o-ver the Yanks. Early Wynn, aided by relief artlSt Ray Narleski, gained his third victory despite Mirkey Mantle 's fourth homer of the Jeason which accounted for all New York's runs. Williams slammed out Ted three homers to raisto his average to .474 and account for all the Red Sox runs. Ted homered off Bob Keegan in the first and third inning~ and then walloped 1 twl>run blast in the eighth to .!leal the White Sox' ttrth straight lots. Frank Su'Jiivan pUch:ed a four-hit• Cor ~ia S"econd triumph. Baseball Results IY UNITED PRI.S NJ~;TIONA~ LEA·U~ .. Milwaukee . Cincinnati ,W L 13 U 13 7 12 7 1IJ 8 Pet. ·.664 .65U For the Fine Support Given Me in the recent Election .BY The Citizens of Pomeroy. I shall do my best to merit it. CHARLES W. LEGAR Thanks for your Support IN Electing Me Councilman Dale Dutton .. lJa Middleport's YellDW Jackets winnett jn ten straieh"t games wiU.Out ietAt this season, were ready to tAke l)n Jackson High SchGOO In stride Ill · day here, then work toward ib debut in thL> State Regional tour· nament in the Columbus Jets' Stadium next Friday, May 1'7. Wednesday morning the Jac · kets, behind steady pitching cl J !m Bowles , and with outstanding work of their out!ieiders, :took Scioto County's Sout h Websl"r team by a 9--1 count. Bobby Nelson, cenlerfielde•-, mii de two greM ca:tche5 with Olle hand after Jo:a, rlint. Jr. leenll_.y ma·de a:rrother save .on a dN\ie that had extra base wrttt&n 111 d'/~ it. "South Webster waa rfM :&e ot team we've met atl setrSo'fl·,•· ldid Athletic Direct.or Earl · 'K nlgh'. "but OLI/f boys played the .00.~1 ball or the ye:.r, .too. They had a ~ound club," he a&ted: 1 bas-ebAll team, Th(' victory left six Jp.cket tie6tr larJ S'l.ill .batting wen over !<300 an.d. t he teani "Wi'tll ftltl~e" av 1-'ra·ge of .3"47. Jacket s1Gggeff .ar _. GB led by Bowles· p"itcher:firSt f>~Sf · man . with .512. Bobby Nelson COllows with .471 and Ed Ml!Comas, ¥.: lanky infil"llder-ouUielder is hi' l ting r; ~ .368. 2 "A Other hot hillers are Charl :y 3 Da\'is with .364, Ed Crooks wHh 6 .333 and Dave Hlnd.y at .314. The 6':2 lower end of -the O]'"(ter are led by 8·:~ Bob Hennessy at .281,' . HitlJn Whitlatch a1 .2M 'lf!d Jr. IKe~ w.ith .237, Yog:l Wayland ~ o~ a .632 lroit T\gerltl mv.ul{'d thr Washing Brooklyn ton Scnalors, il ·3 llntl lhe Haiti- St. Louis .556 more Oriolt's whippt d the Knnllls P-hllad~lphia 10 9 .526 Clty AthlC't]("s, 11·2. New York . . . . 8 13 .381 Chicago . . . . . . . 7 13 .350 N•wcombe T•ottd Pltt·a burgh " 15 .2!SO Hoak, a .215 · hitter la!t sesson WMIMIIday's Results when he wenl O·for·12 ilgaln.at Don St. Louil! 13 New York 4 Newcom be, connected for his Cincinnati 7 Brooklyn. 6 night grand slam orf the b!J Brooklyn Philadelphia 2 Milwaukee 1 night right hander to snap a 3·3 .tie end Chicago 7 Pitl~burgh 1 night negate Gil Hodges' three-run homFriday'• Gam•s er in the bottom of the ~ighth. BrooklY'n at New YOO'k nlte Jloak Jncrea:red his lcaguc-leadlng average to .415. He also leads thi Phlladelphia at Pittsburgh, nile Oinc:innati at Chicago - circuit with 21 runs batte-d in. Milwaukee at St. Loui s. nile Substitute tlrlt bu1eman George AMERICAN LEAGUE Crowe, also arquinod in one of W l Pet. Ge Paul's · trades i'n 19t'i1i, aceQunted New Ycn-k 12 7 .632 for Cincinnati':: flrilt three runs It 7 .Btl \i with a pair of homers. Crpwe. Chicsgo . . . . Boston 12 A .600 '4 filling In for th e injured Ted Cleveland ' . 10 8 .556 1 1-2 Detroit ll 10 .524 2 Kansas Ci!y 11 10 .524 2 Raltimo1"<! 8 1 1 .421 4 Washington 4 18 .182 9 1,1 W•dnesclav'• R•sult• i:' ~O!<I<m 4 Chieago 1 Dt:troit · t1 Was hilli!lbif 3 =THANKS ! and Bowles w" "leon an emr and Whitlakh and Davi-s came ~~~;, Nelson •'n~I·• smlna r•me 11 X-Rays Put Off By Ph_ysician In ~ - l ,fhe ctevelmld wur-ry To Save Eye,Of Injured Clevel~d, tar ... """"' • ..,.,... .-........... . .. -!. .......-......-• •,.._. LOn) moppeTS In Point Ple.tlnnt Friday wtrt Mr1. Heien lt.oulh , Mrl. LaeJ Trew, Mn. Je~l}ie Diet. tDI, Mn. Sara CcCoy ana dauJh· ler~ ' lifr, aftd 11J1L Paul P!bprtold and i.tndJ attemled the "Open liOU.!Ie" tt tbe Phillip Sporn PJ1t1t. Sit, Fr1nli.ie ROUsh hat arril'ed Jn New York ffom. •Germany and expects to be holJfe IQPD. lfl~er .Bel).~ -~ ll rrtnl"lge lrom . the hospital ,_ :rofnl "1M 'to 111b0U't it." ~ t Klue Banking On Short Operation , {l:tught tttre top ot ttts b:(ml!!, his . cbeekbm)e l'MI3'e. 'the DOllie •1111 eyebrow nd b.::S Cleveland flood frt.tltdl'ed. ·d f tete~~rrams ell(IOUf~ seore ~n into tlhe A'ppltrmdty i1te ;))one itra«llll"t of bi's tJ¥fUe were 1t1c f~ ·li!ftMJJet1 tnOit &f • in"> ho>p!tal. A l.oiW, -h. Callf-, ,act t1rlit woa14 h.ive dtwfCI'oye-a m:ln "en fifff!J."flt one 11! 1ris e)ltl fhe eYir. Therr: ts no ·b ratn injtrr~ bift lhe dffer lMii ft"O't cdbidered 111Ji. ..,.__ no; ......u. • ._~ t~lf·~~~ po...,tnJ .. A a CU't (ID t.u., Mr. and Mrs. Kit.fr',os I· All · Prlt•• · and is Pictured above a general scene of ihe fatal traffic accl4ent Wednesqay evenibl SOU!h ' Middleport which claimed the lives of seven people. Six were kiUed in th~ Ford Station gon at the left driven by George Halley of Cheshlre. John Carter Smith, Middleperl RFD, killed irt•·the .ear at1:he'righl: (Dilly SilltiiiOJ Stiff Plillto) · ·-,..;,-. " ' . . . a~ tiJil.e- Sll"iftg homt "'pli· ~-~~the boDilt willl """' f ..... sliture. Cenlle .C!Illh you need on S!J1i'ture• only, '"lto or 1c.nn~~J!~! R11tiand Grade kMI Annual r ,_ . furnib.ue. Rolland iAiiJ two .- ~hil- frblfram'To Be Friday . Mrs. Page'• KaJ Hhuly, Mana:er 3oo w. lietond' st.- Phw~ Pomeroy . •u. Boun: Moa.-Fri. 9-J; Sat 9·12-()pft nent""a bv a.ppol._ LgonJ ~nade fo Nlid•nhl of a+o~ ~ _ . •• . ~· .,_~ - !a- Eency-Weency S~~~~~!~~~~: Baby, Bow, Bow boo-loo. P _ if4i!es . llr. Ni nut erade - if~." Par.on•s eo~e l!f~.y S.na. . Sweet Sprln~:time, wet~ fourt!l ~F•~e , 1Wel. ,.__Fly, '1 ..ftJMII6 tJ'a'"de - The Go Round, and The Bus • IOLOGNA···· .. ····- ......... ,.- Ib. 39c CLBLANDS APPLIANCE • Sucher's fRANKS ..................... -.. lb. 49c BONEY'S FRONt STREET MAllET Ul W; il'olii Sl Piiiitie W.Jihln St. 0~ Plloae 44.X . · ..__, • " • ••••••••••••••••• Salt Bacon.. =... u. 29c ;Widtiag .. ~~;:;;....~·· 18c Moi'lllaf 111111 Aflerneon Bachntr's Big MEAT MAim No. _I ,:(1 J ,·1 ·1t ''i .. 't. a !ro•ol"l ..... Cover 8o.z. Phone 6222 •••••••••••....•••• S· -... Wuteladet ....·$1 TaMe Corer z,., $1 ......... Plalllc 1. Judy Murray Is Hon,or Guest At DrJG!UI Shower 4 . ~ 1. who:se marriage to ....... s , Colambuf, i8 11 was guut of evening when entertained with a brfl. It the home of bet and Mrs. W. R. HaiAvenQe. . placl!d unl!e"r·., 'I pa.raJ"ol in the · Games were plaffd rlr!sw<:ll l'"'ro' . . by Fauna Bailey, and Maryln Roush . An arrangement ot pink and . white iris In a ery.:!lltal container wa• ¥-~- for U.e dill!lnr·- . . . wtrtclf ..,., Hgh10d by wblie !aJim In· crystal candelabra and Ole hQ• tesl presided at the punc!i ttb'tt1. Pastel petit fours were served with the punch to the followlna ~'"'~1•• M]fo Mum,-.llft tiel' rMtb' [ilh~~~·Clarenee Loretta Barbua MurriJ, Stilea, Cwl)'n l(ay Stile~ Friwa ll'tilll!)', ' Lb. .. peVeer hefQre al :thi~ lpw gric~ · 95_ ., .S moked Full Shank Half Cenler slices left on_ FRtE .. . -lmma Haymtft . ....... " . " . . 1 lb. Clll 1Oc Evan,gelin,e Chapter; ·ModelJI W~d men Auxiliary~· :A'J«di"lCI'Il t.ea:•« Auxiliary and the Methodist Church. Surviving in adtittiOl'l to th~ two children .ate p.er erandmotber Mrs. Calherh'l.e · DeemS, Jlineral Wells, W. Va.; brotlrut ·B arl Counts Jr. al'ld Edgar Count• ot Delaware an4 _a si&tet, lt\l.th )far. tindale of Sunbury. aware and a sister, Ruth Martin. dale of Sunbury. Funeral services for John Cal;'ter Smith, 21, oC Rt. 1, Br-adbi,U'Y, will be held S!~\urday at 10 .a. m. In :8radblH't C'ureh wltb Aev. Lemley officiating. Burial made In the Riveniew The Resonator BeU1, Twinkle, Twinkle, IJtUe Star and Turn the The Glassef (Wv. 'By JI'ades, tbe proJt,m: 'DeLuxe. Nylon Super-Cushions.b_y u ' \V. Va . ' Ill' 'L •·· •; third ,.... < - Me1Elizabeth Halle•, ; The pro~ . · ;.Iii 'oe q""~~ ""''· t" •-• ' 3it.W.' ·r..rn .. a pr..essi0ir'a!,IO!Itw~4·!>Y~pre- ' Ojly le ,_. 6'1>, _.niiib ond the at PDTkehblirg and ll t b!liiMOt ' · t.ltlon of 111o ~ - ·, fire" Ji!l8dt& 1o 11, l'it1tpaw ,..t<!h. , of Mr. a'lld !rlrs. Ida• ctvrlls ol . and .,...,.. •. ;, · ~e~.· . . Del..,.,.e. ~to~_..., • . "'litis. cbp1nail's third ....ade She \¥ss .a n'lelhbe'r ~ f.t. M:s d!N<:!NN"At'l 1Jl' - Tod Klusiew8ki, tb-e efnC!innati ltedlegs.' . x,. I see t'ou. \ Mr. ant Mrs. · Mote · Yeag~ of Cheshire; a brother, R(JIIo Mrs. Foley's second grade - . bert Halley or Cheshire and .a ~:tsRhythm Band, The Cbtmes of DunMrs. Robert Mcintosh of Chesk.Jrk, The" SJioeNl:er~ hire. . . Friday afternoon the new gymnash,1m with Hoflman belnj ifa.nored and Patty Riffle 8s QYeea. 3-=f. NYLON I SALE!-. 1HJ!.le -'Ihrbine take· offI 'Tbeir' aoa, flouLd, attended tH KentL&eky 0e!'by at'LoultvJUe. NT. 1nd Mra. Henry Pb~lpa. v.. Hed receati.J with the latte.r'f & ters, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oblln• er ot Brold Run , W. Va . and Mr. and HrL John Kearns or H.iirtlord, All Kinds of Flowen, Potted Plants, Cut Flowen, Conages .M )tf 'D'AY .cometrg Chevrolet's new lin. Ronal4 llcDade ot CaMI WiDChett.er will SundQ" peat II Mr. and Mn. Ray He.Dade . For San4wltbel Si*es Others ourvi•ing ... RhYthm Stlid)o, fJounciPI ·Balls and drtl'l, l!iny and Ruth Ann, at h~'e. • sent Its -annual ' . .a Buckeye Lake OJ>ODI the WOk wllll Ill'. and Ill'& AI.. QtOhiiL For Mother's Day PQRI( & lEANS _m;;:::_t';.;"'::.:en=t;.;tll:.:~:::..:h:.;•_:w_:•_::•:.:Id:_q:_"'::.:.t.:;Or:.:·•~F:_-'.:;'::"""::.:._:F;.;-i:.:St:.:h::er~on::..:lll:.:6nday::,.::::_:·___._ • Pew. Mi4dleo- SlllldjU'i· - • LETART FALLS Tile aeventy..eventb blrtbday ot Mr•. Ptarl Qravet wu celebrated at btr home Saturdl)' wtt'h a party planned by her dauJhl.en, lin Audrey Frolt, Middleport, and Mrs. Cbarlea Walburn , Columbus. Mers;abert of the lAyal Women'• L1UI of the .ctlur~ ot Chriat anll neighbors of Mr. and Mn. Graves were e:u.Ntt at tbe ,party and were Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Shant Jpent ieTved lte erea'ln ifmdaet and eu; the week end with tire former'• cakes by the hostesses. brother, Mr. and lifra. E. C. !bank A family dinner wu he-ld Sun· or Vienn•. W. Va. fM Mr. md !lira. Gravet, Mr. Henry Pbolpa ¥• bftD employed Mn. ltalph Gtave!, Pomeroy, by the biRr Aluminum plmt .._ ._ Mn:. Waiburn, Mrs. Frolt and Nar RaveniWood. Mn. A.. p. Fi.Jber of ftavenrwood por-t c:~e4 .~n}be Vernal Jolmtol\ /ti.rift ~qr LoosUn, thw budtK • . • to make !rome repairs ' .. rtght cll'eeti>Me. ~ore's ~&res aM th& Yan, • tees ~e lt.iU m a !Ct8te or Sb~k Mrs. Lawrence WftHt:t.s retu.rn · Wcdne&day wJth McDougald VII'· ed home Wednes:ci.y C~ tLuilly inconsolable. Tire Yankee le.ton where .she dtebded 111·> lblic-l(ler, bowever, wi~bd"re'! · hi!: furreral of ~r ne•, Lelh .Mime; • visited ~nt})' w~h her nleee, lin Orvlno Hill. ~ HaroJd Donovan ql Colum'.ou• Mr. 1111d Mr.. st. C1alr lilJI erttertlined Thurlda wi~ 1 dinner viJiCed hit SOD, Garf, &Jtd part!nt!J, tertalntd Tburtda,- with a dinner Mr. 1nd Mn. Earl Donov.-n. A din· Lorn•. Mn. Dorott.1 Chaney and Dfr wu held SaturdaJ for Gary in Geae a11d R.oaer bonor of hit 8th birtbda)'. eblldreo, ot Badoe. Tbc octalloo wu 1be Mr. u• Mn. Ralpb Workman bh1bday of Kr. 1nd lrln. Bell 1nd 1nd daucbter. Paul.& Jetn, of Gal· Ml'1. Chancy. llpoli1 and Hr. <~nd Mrt. Eddi~ Mr. and Kra. HcrmiD Ruse md Fults of Crown Cit)' visited Sun· children of Chelhite a.pent Sunday day with their parents. !be Rrv. with the latter'• paTentl, Mr. •nd and Mrt. Floyd Wor.tmu. Mn. Ray McDade. Mr. and Mrs. Georee Waner of Mrs. Pearl Graves 77th Birthday Is Observed Soturday serto:Lillty. For Ailing Back big first baseman, pinned his hopes today on a ,webor( operation that might see hl.m back in uniform in a coltp}e of tl<htt!IS. · The allini slugger told doctors Wedbf'Sdt)' to go ahead with an 'O'peratiou to cotrect. a ''slipped · atse" Jq ·b'rs lower SJ!Iine that has hintpered· JHs rubnitl:g 1nd fifi!ding tor t.be past 14 tnontbs. ;~~~ , General . llana.r Ra~t G.....,berg reported··• \ 'I . . . - · WEST COWMIIA •lil>t oft>' SCore IOJt his Snrth-Nelson grounded u; VELANJ) rt.J"P-..;l!lr.r. Ofm.rle; Hennessy walk~. Kennedy si.L,. , .:1 '!'- ,,. plaruief tG X·l'lf)' ilriil: · led through t·h1rd base. Cro:ok.. 1 out .king He!t;l $Mr..e) ~~ ofye Hennessy and lodp.y but Mne«· rJt ·~Jftitre sineled scoring Kennedy. opti-mism" •..., the S"er-~ Cleveland ki«ifn . P:ttd'ier's 81-,M S. Webster got Hs run on a will be savea. triple ·and single. "It Is still 1p too etiJ'if 'IO Pr ' Bowles fanned eig'tit and U.Su c:J di{'\ whether btie eye wl'fl or will me walk wbhe Mal!tln' of lh<" not he .saved," tfre ctevelatld ,.e Poart tllltrma tbttt .T.actets, anci ~lllist said .. 'r.he ft-year--old Sco;:e \O'i11Gt:d tWO. "' wb fe-lled Tuesday 11 tJNt by a , fine ~e o(f the -bwt: of mJ. M• Wfdl~ ~-rtf Ja~s play a SEoA.L trmtidll4n the firSt in'lib\f ·elf file ga'!Oe W1Ui Jaobon 'l(klay 1tb f*ediUt'' game with the New Yotl: te'dt. its league leading ~d : anl:fl'eS. against Class AA !le'IHnJ here, tile • , same will Mtve ' n.o bNri~g on 'l'h'l!! hOM'or over one d! tho.' Midd'leport tournament • . 1'hc ~ost .reriou., accidents in baseball local, can cinch ttre «>utberr: ~IS~ory gave way somewhat to op divltian. cif the SEOAL urfay and llmum Wednesday ~hen Thorn;~; bo..r·· · lirte tor a "')lay-d'fl, iame revealed !lhat Score •lS able .to s~: wit ;lf.l~ nortbtirn' dliblon lead out or the eye. He pointed ou1 ers, .Mbcns. th-at ract "is erK'ouraging" blit not conclusive. FutUre· pl<~Y before · .s(''fl.OOI dh · "~ort unately , theball struc-k butds wHJ be -complicated by M.• o him flush," Thomas said. "It dleport Semors going to WashJng. :ton, D. C., Sun4ay. They wUI .not r(>turn until Thursday, one day befcre the regional game in Columbus. Winners ()( dre EaBtem Dlvis.ion will open •laiMI: ~itt. dleport . wwtJ. Cleveland 10 New York ·4, nl~ Baltimore 11 Kansas City 2, nit e Thundo~y's PrQbabl• Pitch•n Boston at Chieago-Ston<! 0·1 vs. Wilson 2·1 WashingWn at Detroit-"Pascu.'l 1·3 vs .Lary 2~2 Only games scheduled Friday's G1m" Chicago at Det-roit , nj,te .-cai1S'os Cit at Cleveland, nitc fl•w YO<k ~ Blrlt!mo<e, nlte W-ashington i.t Bolton, 'flit& . . • Ja,kets Take On Jack-son Today In 11th Game Toward Perfed S aso Coac:h Nolan Swactmamer will the .200 mark. Roger t!gbt.fo\lt, ·~ anxious ,~hi:!.t his tusers, Bowrerrerve outfielder, hu beea up les and ntruly, take wi1.h them a twi<"e, hit safely oraoe. AJ a te11m ball and cat.rhing equipment. 109 hits have come trom 317 at Every opportunity, .he hopes, wm bats. be used for -the pair to be: workSouth llhmt ing lheir arJM. Mlddle ;•:•~ t iumped into a .flrSt inni·ng lead with two runs, blear S. W.eblter.. . . . 010 000 Oo-1 4 2 h wide npen In the S"ec~ wf(b Middle2118' 020 8 1 M'arti.ti aild HaUback; Bcrwlcs fivoe -rR6ro r.uns. after' We"bsttr bid (.!Otten cmc bac:k in Hs t01t of t.lre anCI Hinely. .seeond. Then in the sixth Mldd)"C· poat adder! to more . MicldlepM't First- Davis wal: · ed, Hindy tripled to deep cente: scoring OaYis, Rowles wu: safe op a fielder's choice and H~dy 'Came tn. Second~~rm«'dy and Cropkt tanned . but . MoCornas singletW,·t.o dgh1, Whitlntclt doubled in . Davis was Rafe on "'" ef'lr'Or ~r~ McComas scored. Hindy w•lJccd l llrMlllllh~_, -~ • -. • 4--Daily Sentbie~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 9, 1957 - ..... .. ... - ' - .. -- ..., • ..... * """" ( ••••••••• ,•• '1 \G;..'•' . · _reen · . ' . .Avondcil• ~.... . d'~o. ·i·u•)i•-l-_lfiili'.t' ' LnchM .....•·f·. . • a a•li. a a... Klt)gan't K-P. > : 3 •••aa••a•••······ Allleri«NNa llft1ilj't'•llilnl J'iiiiu 'BOil,iE.fa "'lt -..ce, • ................. .. ·«. • ~-s·- . • S1· · can• , 12 or. • ~ Joyce aDd: Olivl' Hemmo111, Blr- 'l'aibatJ1de It the lint and ouly trlple. turbfae D'INmjuioDI You canfetl tho . . . IfDihatyour\'erylinttako.offl '. Juatlllp'turbocUdelnto ''D" for "Drive" iJad PQ' It no mind. Tblre Ia no "Low" Wlidonl to wt:r17 abOut. For tlllt II the autmlatiC with Mpr.· tmbb.. ~lor quiclcollvei' trt.arts from a !II~"'!!IIIL Anothel' lor~ cruio'I'DJ. And • tbird turb!De for 1Qil1l . ttl* bH• Forrest, Carla WllsM, Jean· ette Croolu, Shl'rley Roush, Carol Criswell, ~bara Ca.ptelna, Janot Valentine, Maryln Rouah, carOl response that'o IUlfer all the way, In GR (Grade Retarder) pooltlon Turboillde helps Blow you down-IUlveo your brak4!o oo long, eteep htllo. When you team 1'1irbo(llde ~t.b Chevy'e 11ew Poeitractloo rear axle, you've really· aot It madel YOif have lllt'l:t', oafer control on 1111f .!OIId ourface. Try a III'W. llilootl! .llld ·illsoy Chevrulet wfth thele two ·· t~i!w· extra<Oit .CllitloDa It J'OW' OhWrolet ~.. Owens. Unable to attend but rendlnr t... I . s•~~~awtaerr· :.. ~ liS ...... ~ 4.a~ gift• were Patty Michael, Sharon Roush and Be1ale Pettl.t. Chureh Of Christ Loy(JI Pols Cla-ss S:ee Your Local Au~horized Ch.e vrolet Dealer Cuculllbers.. ~:':":.. Eac• 1 H:!_~~~al~~!~~~9._. th8 GET A 'WINNING DI!AI, ON 11IB CIIAMPI,ONI Ooit frn&o• a....... cWtoNj ER OI.L. CO. votional leader 1t Wedneaday ev...~ning prayer qaeetina at the Churcb o( Christ arid Mrs. . lillli Shcmn; Jobnson City, Tenn.,. whO is vh.lting .l:ler parents . Mr. and Mrp, Fred I. Gardner, was pl&niS-t, Wllb'Uf Thcobstd. i8 to be ·theleatd· er next week. · Fred J, Gardner, Pastor o·f the ch~eh, waa io. ~nee Of the. .l lble I I 'Jtdd7 --eiaU Whkh WBI held after t)le Pr11ar Jel'"\liee, \ • U. S, -~ Or.Dges FREE for ,aiU. ·Stamps Bet top ' .. - Va!onda 176 Size ••••••••••••• �DMly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 9, 19~7-7 · Both the NoUonol em~ ond New Army R~erve Roormnug • F-ll ed Prow;~m Now Bemg upOW . S"i••nt r.roo<e explained that IJ'd K!'J. C!Menee Nid.ols, t.r• a.nd tf.n. R. K. Rowan, M."N. lt->- .,- 1 'l'he Army's "NtW Program" f"r . monlh.!i a\)owll ll'.en ated 11 to 18 ~ 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, May 9, 1957 NOTICE OF- ASSESSMENT Noliet" 1s ~ere!"l.l' given ·t hat the assessment ot th e ('O !>t and ex· pe11Ses Jlt'Ct>~s ar y lo construct wat· FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS er mains anrl la y water ~ ; pe in all the slrecls in the Village of Syra · c u~e . Ohio , c.u ·ept Hubl>ard Street from Hace Street to O~io Hivcr; College Street from Norlhern terminus to unname d ~tr<' ct nor th of Sixth Street; Colh•t:e Hoa rl from RATES -ct•mctery s outhw<~rd ap p roximately 2 eenta: per word, one inst:rtion. Minimum cbar"e 50c.-4 centl 800 feet ; alley llllUth Th ird Street per word lot three conzeeutive insert.l.ona. fr om Bridgma n Street eastwardly Special -One month for 25 cents per word. to terminus :and u.mam cd strec-1 Full rate of 2 cent& per wurd will be charged for advertisina: if west o f Ril e~ from corporli.tion line aot paid for before the 15th of each month following jnsertlrm. so uthwardly approxim<ttely 000 ~rs i~ Adv~rtising-Should ~e reported imD,Je<\.!ately. Th" feet, on the lot:s and lancl:s bcneril· D.. Uy Senhn.el \trill not be respoiU.Ible for mo11e than one incorrf't't insertion. cd <1nd to be choq.;cd thcrewi\!1 as set fonll in Hr..sol utwn Nu . 105, C-ud of Thanb and Special Notice• of Events $1.00. Obituari~• published at 1 cent per woni. passed 011 lhf' 6th day uf Janu:~ry. 1955, ha s been report ed to Coun· CHICK"~N EQUIPMRNT, automaiiC cil and saifl asses!Hnr.nl. is now on (I) A· l condition. Hcason have file in the office of thl' Clerk of sold the property. !i~:~rt Mlller. Co un cil of th e Village .of Syra· IT'S EASY TO Letart Falls. 5 7 3tp cuse, for thr cxamin<.~tiun and in· BUY - SELL - RENT find emplOyment - hire AFRlCAN VIOLE'T'S . 6.19 Brownell s pectio11 M ;;II pt·r~un s intCn·sled or find a lost Item through Ave., .\firlrlleporl. Phone 62911-M. thcrd1 1. WANT ADS PHONE 398 Notices I I - - ---- -----·------ The DailY Senlinol WANT 5 7 6tc ADS. Don't put it off Call 398 Today - An Ad in this eolumn; t.;IRJ.'S BICYl' LE, like new, 20 in. Chaffin, Hartford, W. Va . 57 6lp ·---- ~-- LOTS - (20)Business Services si7.e at·col·t!ing to choice. WANTED - Painting, interio: · or For appointment phone 906-M. NEIGLER and CLEEK GARAGE exterior contrac' or hourly ~ -- -- · ~---~----- Car repair- Welding- Service and rate rea'sonablc. phone 381-Y: LOVELY SPINET PIAKO, sacrific. Used Parts. Phone 3611, Racine, 53 12tc cd ror qui~k sale. Might consider Homer Braley. Ohio. 4 29 12lc -'-'--''--~- _ __ 1 I stormg wtlh party who would be ~urc lo btf~· later. For details write Thompson Mu:;ic Co., 624 ~--- - I tr 4 27 II 5 7 3tc QUICK Sl':}(VJ CE l'n W•irh FHEE---10 ba-by chkks with c:wh 25 'lb. BabY Chick Starter, Sat.,· May 11, .MiddlepOcrt Feed Mill, Middleport. Hew Holland HAYLINER Completely New From Hlteh to Chute ha- pairing l,y Factory Trained watchmaker, COUJNS JEWELERS, p(,meroy. 1-3-U See The - ----,--- (3) In Memorion ·~------------ Fr•• Estimates P.O..I NTING PAPER-HANGIN(, L. V. R•binger Racine, Ohio . Headquart•n for Samsomte Luggage- Lane Cedar 'tcvcnth Ave., Mariclla, Ohio. Chests - LA U Window Fans-5 7 6tc Frigidaire Refrigerators. -~- ___ . __ _ ____ __ Balter Furniture, Middleport, Ohio TWO LOTS in Syracu~ . good lo4 29 cation, tt!a~unahlc. l'honc 456-Y. -------- i 1 RADIO & TELJIVISION SERI'ICE, Phone ~.)(), Cleland Appliance I Store, l.al W. Jdaln St., Pomero,, 2-23-tf Charles Wease . Lambert. 300'. .Pole Vault - Bill Fisher, Bruce Zirkle , Jc e Kennedy, 8' 6". Shutput - Hawthorne , Durrence Hes~. Gary Bornitz. 46' 3". 60-yard da!h - Lambert, S. T . .rohnson , Jim Hem .~Je y. 7 sec. . Sack Race - Frcrl B.-own, Mike Swatzel, Roger Hysell. 14 sec. :.:40 ~huttle race - Juniors, 30 sec. Basketball throw - Hawthorne Bill Gihbs, Bob Cunningham. 115' 9". 'High jump - Paul F'olmcr, Herbert Higgs, D•Jrrcnrl' H es~. 5'. Br011d J ump -- Gary Carman. Joe Kennelly , Koger Arms. 17.2 ft. l"ootball throw - Hawthorne, Jerry Fields, Larry Wildermuth . 152 ft. Tug of W<.~r- Srnlor.~ and Frosh Bicycle Race - James Lohse , Aaron Buffington . R. Russell. SENIOR HIGH GIRLS 60·yard dash - Ann Bakor, Ha· FULTON THOMPSON 0 with all of the rull, mature flavor of genuine steer beef. One grade ... , .HIGH , .•. one r -;u~y-;,;;S;D-=-w-;;o7E ORcu~u-; : Stewing ! Chickens : -:~~M=E:~ ~E-~DER 39, • s;; .;;;,;;;.h;;;·;;;·;;;·~B.'l~6~-·~~·;;;;;:-~--.~-;;3o;;-6;;;'' Ir-;;.;;;~~~:;~~~~--'"' - 19&6 Oldsmubilt' "88'' 2 Or. Bolli· - --:-:-·-:-::---::::::-:-· (I II Wonted To Buy 3 room lurni8hed apartment lor rent. Next to hospUal. J•hene 2M. s 2 6tc New 2 Room downatalr~ efrlency &partment all new furnilur ~­ Phone 6128·'{, Middleport. ~ ·3~tc --==;:=~ For Rent - Extenalon Ladders, Scaflold Boards, Drop CIGths. Clinton Fl:iher, Middleport. Phone 82b!i-X. 111 tt Roclney Dawnln• · 111'5URANCE AGENCY ;1,,_ Automotallo, HHitlll ACCIDIN,Lih. CtiUelty end ..... Real Estate Broker In MIODLlPORT, OHIO 61:16-M PHONII All ror rent - Eleetrir. wl.llpape:· rtf!amer. Clinu.n Fllber, Mldlleport. Ph . 626&-X ll·hl '( 8b I Auto Services a. B. RAWLIHGB SONS CO. - 24 CloUt, Nylon, FiberJlall Awnhl& .. Porch 1hade•, VeneUan bUnds, Window blinds, Portb and .Lawn Jo' urniture . Free C~U~.de1. Dale Wippel Suppl)o, 213 Union Ave., bour 'Mfret""ll:et $ervloe. D11 Phone 822f. · Hlabt Phone eoli~L DODGil • PLYMOUTH Dl!lALr.RS. I & II Pomeroy. (8) .Auto Sales ' 4 25 lmoe & ·,----cBoord 1855 CHEVROLET Bel Air V8 115) Room convertible, R &r: H. power ilidc, NIC_E_H _O - r.tE f:.-,-m --:i-;ddte-~ged l11.dy . new Urei. excellent condiUon, ·F'rl:!c room and board'. Phone · Parker'• Reataurant. 11100.00 906->1. 57 6tp Pomero7. Pbone 201. s 8 3Lp UPRIOHT PIANO, $15.00. Phone ~ 112-J. 7 Stc GREEN 3 ;:.Jece &e~tionaJ livinj room 1uite, new set S6 volum r J1unk ·W'<aJin.rlls Enc)(Oiopedia.!l . ~9-Jt" Call 3738. · Good Clean Used Cm All Mikes oad Modell METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES CONCRETE BJ.OCKS "lull- 11e- Por L...- -roy GRUESER BLOCK CO. I Miles llorlli of ( 17) Help Wonted t9l For Scle ft. 11 time• in ~otor 71> H. P namrah.!J, 123 G-84111 WANTED AT ONCI MAN TO WOitK on truck f~~orm, famil y prt!h•rred. house and gar· den. t:ood w1~gos . By day or by ~•month . Al hert Hill , 2266. Letart f'alb. ~ 8 8tr - --·.,--.,----,-by WANTED--House d e:ming r1ay . wa;o:cs requl rC'd 7~ or $1.00 per h.1ur, .with traruporlJlion pair. . CaJI Mason SPruce 3·M60 ask fur Louise Cundiff. D-8-31c I ~ - ·' B.sponsi bility COME SEE, YOU'LL SAVE AT A&P! Cube Steaks ·b·89c s· . Steak ·b75c Super "'II"' ... Lean and· Tender Sleer Beef Smo~::. 33 'WE BUY JTIIUCTURAL I aiAMI ICIIAP IRON- MIT AU OHIO yA.LLEY JUNK ' . .CO. ~·" -..., TAi<E .MO'NfER" OUT TO Bacon The ·. C Here's a Mothers Day Treat She'll Really Appreciate .. sn..ro California Navel ... Large 88 Size Oranges · · · · · · · · ··· " · · · ·· · · 59c doz Florid•· ... Tender, G""cn Pole Beans · ·· ·· · · · · ·· · · ·· ·· ·· · · · · : 2 lbs 39c . . . . . . a delicious dinner BR;;D=ido:-5; - . ., I perfectly served in a grac r ious atmosphere. '!'he plea- I. sure will be all hers, the -;NA J THESE A&P PRODUCTS SAVE YOU \IIONEY! I ": I I I I I POll• BEAiiS J' SPIC:IA14 I I I 2J:t 49·:· : I. A hearty. beat-&-oat ·•·u~~ 2 1o~ a1~ · 1 dlob, ~. w!th tmder foSl l I · of the crop beano. Mbtif~ ~t;ap pricel ·~ · J I ·' l-Ib. jars I I I 1 StraWberry P"'""'es ·· · · · · 3 for $1.00 Goldea Corn · · .. · · · · · · · 6 • 16-oz, cans 65c · . 8%oz.jml I TO~Ti:IIS I _: I Green Beans · · · · ··· · · · ·· 6 • 1kz. cans 69c 1 I Hot bog Relish · · · ·· · · · ·· · · · · ·· 2for 33c I · LARGI TINDIR t..;....,__ - - - - - 1; I SweetPeas · · · · · · · · · · ·· 6 • 16-oz. 'cans 73c I l work all ours! In fairness to qll, no tables to be .reserved for Mo-thers Day :1-liNDIR CIII"'!'Y STYLI 011 MARTIN .REStAUJtANT N. 2nd Ave. ·b·S9c Cucumbers · ··· · · · · · · · · · · ··· · · · · · · · 3 For 29c . - I T~NDIR l)~lfORM I ,CUI B...b. · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · 6 • 1'-"z. 45c.I ~- . . ...,. cans . ....... __ _ . Middleport ~-----_......,._ • .!, - ... T,JV.'r:DC¥ . ILLE ~~~~~~~~-~~ YOUR CHANCE TO STOCK UP AND SAVE ... ! Florio •.• LonK Green ii I I DINNER l I .-m Super Righi ... Lean, Wafer SUced (14 I For Rent 6-9-tllc I 1 -~ Super Rlgbt .... Extra Tender Steer Bo~f ·i * r k n i c s o r t Shank. day Cpe . $2 , 69~.00. llydrama· WANTED - 7 or 8 room house . Itt' drive , pOW\'r steering, low Call 266·J . ~ '7 3tc mllfla!(C. Blaettnar'!l, J omcroy . -I ~------------- Real Estate HARRISONVIL~E lb. price LOW! I - ------ - - - ea ed from top grades of tender, corn-fed steers Insurance ------- • All A&P "Super-Right" quality 'beef is select- BASHAN r:; ,J.e.f.,::.· ' BONELESS BOTTOM 1 Apple Grove s~eas -o n ¥(1U ~ ~f'(H#, ~~ :5"~-~·~ NettO"/ I w. 1 YOUNG'S MARKET In loving memory thi-" Mothc1·'s - -TERMITEs EXT ERM .c:: ,N ::-A;-:T::E::D:l>ay of my motha, Mrs. John· For free hL~pection phone 383-M, RatliH a~d my mother-in·lttw. Giln10ro Supply Store, Pomeroy. Mrs. Dana Karr who pa<r~e d TRACTOR SALES All work guaranteed. Fully In· away three and five yean ago. Pomeroy sured. Vaughnn's lndwtrial and "Jtemcmhcrnnce is a go\d(•n t•hain ltc.<~lqential Termite Control SerDea-th •t ries 10 break , bul aH in Mr. anti Mr!>. Harley Carmon vice,,AGL Mary s, W . Va. . 4 g tf Adrll so n. Mr. and Mr.~. 'lw'ill"red "ain. PEKINESE PUPPIES fur 1ulie, To have lu love nnd then to p~1· t Strub](>, Logun . Mr. and Mrs. WaltMrs. Woodl'uw W. Call, 732 Syc· (20 Bl Is the gre:atcet sorrow o[ unc ':1 , amort! St., Middleport. er Harris, so n, Syran1se , Mr. and Mrs . Arl Morarity and family o r" heart. 4 30 12tc . Pomero y .~pr•n.t Sunday with Mr. The years may wipe out man y ll CAN MILK ~·' ~- \~~.~i~~~j~ , 1 tlouble ~mn-n . - tru~uranee ~ "'"'e"-~ ...., ;~nd :'11r s. J. C. McKay . things unH Imperial . G. A. Dl'em Middleport. Ftre - Au110mobileMr. and Mrs. Ernest Uc r-t.t>r of Burt ·toh i.!l Liley wipe out neV{'t. Racine 3088. ~ 8 31 p ionc\1. Phooe 6315-X ~2{)1.111 Oolumhus spent the week end The memory of thu ~e happy da y~. liooil usf'r1 li E. Eledrie [tang · f'ORI:i:MAN & ABBOTT T.V. SER- with the latter's parents, Mr. Hnd When we were nil tng .. ther." Nuw Crafbmnn' s 20 i n Jig Saw VlCt: All makes Repaired by Ex· Mrs. Geo. Hobert s, Sadly miu cd .by Leona Karr See <ll 203 MulUcrry Ave. pllrt Tectmiciall!l, Phone 6~Sfl Y ~ ·9-ltc Billy and rionnie Orr, Reedsv11ie ~· 8·6tp Middlapo!'>. 8-15-tf B-u,-.ck -V -,8,- SpL·ci;.l--4~ d,-. --- ---:--::----:-c:-----:spent lht; W{'Ck end with Lhrir c!!l n $1.09:1.00. .Oynaflnw drive , 9xl2 Linoleum Rug $4 .99. .Hake'" COMPLETE lnsuranet~ Protection, grandpareuts, Mr .and Mrs. Clint ~·urniture . Middl('port. ~-3·6 Life, Auto. Fire, Polio. Call Don Orr . original bh•ck fmb; h like m.w. MiUs, Middleport. Ohio. i\lr. and :'lfrs. Curtis Randolph Blacttnar's, Poml'!roy. 5·1)..6tc Aluminum romhin·allon storm mnd """" S<.~turday with Mr. and 1\h· o. 8Creen windows and doors'. Steel l~ P.lymouth VH Belvedere 4 ,Jr . Arno't~ of Middleport. and aluminum awnln(ls and can- (21) Sedan. Sl.li9~.00 PowerC\it c, Mrs. Erma! S~hecke ngost , l'urkopies. Call William Radford, SF.VJ:<.:N IWOM HOUSE, 1165 i fine.&t. Plymouth mado . nlaeL\· crsburg, spent a week end with Mr. Rock Springs. 5 2 lmop. st., Middleport, $6:100.00. ~- D. and M~?rvy Gainer. / na.r· ~ Pomeroy. 5·9·61...LottridKe. ~ 8 l2tp Small engine parts. BRIGGS & By Ol'der o!l the Couneil or the 1954 Bukk V8 Spf'clat 4 dr. SeSTRATI'ON. CLINTON & IRON SIX room house. 61f.. 11cres o<· Vllt!.lgc of Syracuse, Ohio. dan . $UiD~ .OO. Dynarlow drive , .~:round , $a,~ .oo . call ~12-J. HORSE. Gurdcn tractors, Hllcrs, R ic hard Duck.worlh ltke new light blue finlllh . 5-6-6tc lawnmowera, Clinton chain saw (Clerk) 8\l,ettnar'!l, Pomeru~· . 5·9-6tc p1rta. Ridenour'a Supply, Chest· 4 rMms and bath, full basement Oatcd: Ma)' 0, llm7 er, Ohio. 5 2 9tc 15J 0, Hl, 23. 3tc 19H Buick V8 Super 4 c1 r . Hi\'· 16:-17 Lincoln • His., Pomeroy, lera Sedan. $2.895.00. Puwo• l' ateer.ln1 and brake~. dynaflnw GRAVELY TRACTOR SALI!:S and Service. R. A. Flnlaw, 512 E . drlve, one ·l ocal owner. Blaett· Main St., Pomeroy. 4 27 tc 11.\X WAI.D nar'a, Pomeroy. 5-9-titc JoliG White Outside Paint ' . Gallon $4.29 LOST. 40 lbS ~o entJit in the Natioraal Guard for 11 W~fk• of ocUve d~ty, for tr.ain· ihg. lndiYidwtb In thli prpanm are . requlft~d tu par4ici pate iu th e CiJJ&rd'!l ready r~rve, unit training until -~~e 2{1:. Ther .m uat eom· pletc tl)eir active duty tralntna: by ~anuary 1 19~. I -------~~~~-- --------------~~~======~========~ One coon ring; one all around dog; On!! t'orkcr spaniel, house i.troke, fcm;1!r: one goat. Everelt GETS RE,LTS a· s··. Hi enliatce8 in either U.e National Gua rd or Army Re$CT"\'e au draft deferred or nrc delayed rrom cull as long as they 811 tisfactorlly particlpat4l' in training. Complet e information on any of the above progrnm 1 may be obtaln ed by contl\cting Se-rgeant Moore 11 t Masonic Temple Pomc· roy, Olio. ' land Torrence, Mn. Hobart v•oe yard. · ~··· ~~i.anh ll~rr.f~n retu&c · to tier uumef fd'.e -lncr apen ~ M:vt:ral months wttb her daUit l I ter at Whet:Ung. . lfrs. (;eorge EmerJc k oJ Ft · Knox, Ky., t.pent 1be w-eekend here wllh her iathtr, Mr. and A major revillon - provides re· Mrs. w. Bra&l· 1 duction .of the ready : re8(lrve .,bThe J,.rmY. will permit high Mr. Mld :Mn. wayne Brkkl .-.lJiiatlon. YoUng men b.elween 17 sctlool e~llltt!ea In t~e 17·18~ age were iUfif.• .SUnday of biJ brot l1 and 18·~ yeara of age enliliitlng far g.-pup t,o c1elay entry on the six Members and friends of the e-r, Mr. anc1 Mrs. Homer BrickleJ aix months active duty for train· months active duty for up to one Fairvi~w Church gathered at the and Mra:. llary Kumelman .and imt and \~ho enter the active Army year to complete their higt\ school home of Mr. and Mrs. John Beck son of P.omeroy. Otbe:r guests in prior to attaining age 181), are llflw .education. However, volunteers at Basnan Thursday even ing and the Btiek:Les home were Mr. and required to serve only three ye.rs ,ag~d 18"' thr~ugh 25 e~n ~&n up held 1 surprise party for Mrs. Mrs. Jack s~anley of Junction in a ready reserve status fQilqW. for either t.he National Gull'd or :Seck on her fifty -ninth> birthday. City 'and their d,itugbter and soli· .ins suct'easful completion of tl}eir Army Reserve Cor ~11: months' ac· Rcfre.&hments of sandwiches, in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cavey aix months cctive duty trelnlng. · .tive.- duty for training. ln th.is cat- macaroni aalad, eake and. coffee or HollinCT. , Under the old program, they w,_rc egQJ'y, the ml)ll ~u.-1: serve an ad- were iel".ved to Rev .and Mrs. Ed- - Mrs. Effie watson ,.spent tevera: r.:-quired to serve 'I'~ years in ~e dltlonal8~ yeara· \n the ready re- w.rd Griffit~ Mr. and Mrs. Valcie ~aya at the home of Alp'beus W.1 : ready reserve after successflilly serve. Seryi<'e in the ready re- Spencer~ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ' son of Little Hocking. completing the~ sbc months ' of aer.ve up to 2~ years, performed Roush and son, Roger; Harry PteMr. and Mrs. W.' 'R. DeLa~hmutt traJning. prior to .t~e slx q1onths or active kens, Dayid G~iffi~. B~ssie Slaugh- of Columbll$ apent Sunt\ay with 1 ml Another proviso, Moore addtd. duty ~rammg, will count toward ter. Mr1. Le-ha R)ffle and Peggy 's ince April 1 and ror the next f~ve ~e 5'1 ·r.ears, Moore said. ~nd Dorothy, Mrs. Altha. Wickline 11';: :~~ ~ 0 .. is ----'---·"':"'-... . .:... ~~·· ' 'and Marlon Ours. ~":1'r MrS'. Walter McDade of Troy , O., spending a few days here with · his aunt, 1'Hlie Reed. . ~o~~~~ing her moth~r, Mrs. Walter Mr. and• MM. W.:~_,YPe, 'Br:lckl ·~ were calling on lfr. . ~nd ,Mn. Mr. and Mrs. George Goodnltc of William Jeffer!es tlf CMstJr. Sa' · R~~ipe ~Jfi!!IJt §P,n4,ay with Mi-. and Mt:s. NQtnym· Jt~tr. ~·~~ caldwell ·.spe~t the. we .~ Dale Wal1iCe · Hill of Plants end wUh Mr. a·n d ~~- 't~ Pe ·· .spent the week end with his grand- rin and mother Ora Caldwell. Mqther, ,Mrs. Do!He Wolfe. Mrs. Effie Saunders haa bctn ~r. and Mrs. Harold Roush en- P·a pering in t.his eom~un~y . t~vtained the Friendship Council .Mr. an<l Mrs. ~{.lleJ CoJ~r. ~t ~heir home Thursday evening. Mr. and Mr.s. Don Jacobs, ¥.r. an ,l Mt,ending were Mr . .and Mrs. Har. Mrs. Harold Hampton ol Cincin ,qJd C.!Jrahan, Mr. and Mrs. John r.ati and Mr. and MNL ""llliam .. Wolfe. Mr. ahd Mrs . Andrew Cross Watson .an4' nrother, Mrs. Eft:e . lind son, Eddie, Gene Yost, Chpr- Watson sp~t Sunday ~itb- M,. Jes Theiss, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd and 1\frs. Htttold Watson anc\ Roush, Wayne Rol.lsh, Mrs. Rob· belped celeltrlle Harold's birthef1,ta Lee, ~f.rs. Glenn West, Mr~. day. ).prdon West and daughter, Mrs Guy Springer return-ed hoii-'C' Thorne· Longsworth and Mr. and Saturday from Meigs General Ho ,_ .M'rS. nQpbins. Refreshments of pita\ at Pomeroy. hqme m~td~ ice cream, sandwiches ·M'rs. Ethel Stout spent SundiiY apd cpffee were served . 1 ai 1he home of her brother Mr ' Mr. ;~nd Mrs. Ed Myers ot Five and Mrs. Ralph Patr~r; Chester. All ol the Pfl;rker .romily antl r Po~Pt.s siH;:nt Tuesday wlth Mr. and l11tives were present In honor of ..... ·Mt.s. Alec ~heelt!:r. Pvt. Leland Parker who ·has fin · M:r· and Mfs. Charles Bush and ished his ·b asic tra)ning .and will fan]lly of Old Tow'n and Mr. and leave M.ay 9th for_N.ew Jersey. ,l"'rs. l!-Jnipr Qross of Pennsylvinia ' spent the we~k e!ld with Mr. and ,Mrs. Virgil Norris. Wf. <~,nd M11s. qiftord Cozart and ~rs. t4wls ~ozatt of New Brigh· ?ofr. and Mr• D~!'lll Williamson ~AP· P-a.~ Mr~ an~ Mrs. D~an Brink- were guests of Mts. · Gr•ce Carr, er. Qli!~h"Y,l; . an~ Mr. and :Mrs. CaT· Sqnday. man CJp.r-tt · aqd s.ons. Pnmqroy Mr. end Y.rs. Keith Plummer, \ •l?e·n t the We.'!k end with Mr. and David , and M"arcia, spent Sunday ¥rs. Ernest Clark. with Mr. and MrS. Ge'Orge Clark. . ~ d Mrs. Earl Robinson and The Senior and Junior cla!lses .M.r. a~ ~rs ' Howarq Robin~on were Ln Cincinnati sight seeing ~ .. i Jlt&dod~ fOr J ,v: ,for three days . ., . ~wfHi. . , d ¥rs. ft:aymond Ro.bm. Joe Carsey and family are st:ar· ing with the Earnest Carr family I son m North ~arohnc. Mrs. Ruby Halliday, Mrs. Pauline 01 ·.~. Adkins and M"- Angie cl"k wm 1 ,!!If! ~ --.l\:til shopping in Pomeroy Thursday. and Mrs. Wagoner, M:r. . Ed. 1Wirjf'" ~~ spns, Geoe and andHenry Mrs. Webber Wood, Mrs. 'Andy Jlnoved ln tlie Van Meter ·property ltftt week and Albina GrMe C;~,.r, Mrs. Saddie Carr arid There lo a recipe !or growing biJY' . too - hl' Gluesenc~mp help~ her father MrS. John Stout went to the song church, hqme, ·SChool, friends and t~en thaJ ce~ and brot~ers .11et settled in thelt fest !l.t the Temple Ch~rch Sunday evening. lain 110nlethllfg Ill t~e recipe that mak~s him a 8;,& homo. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rhodes Mr'. and Mrs. S. W. Durst, Portspecial- a pinch of respdnsl~illt~. · · : '. went to Cbarle.ston to se~ his moth· land c~lled pn Ebe·r Carpenter er who is ill. anfl family Suturday aflernoon. Thhe is no - ~ett~r way_you can _·gtte .p~r son p. Rhodes ha:.; employment 'the'" fun,eral and burial of Chrir. in Richard feeling of his ·obligatiotls to himse}f and 1to others Charleeton. Jes Brewer, Belpre, was held at Mr.!!. R'bert Robinson of Colum· than the buslne-~;~s experJ~nce he "ffll gftln thrOugh the ~liversville Church and cemebus spc!lt the week end with Mr. a newspaper ro11te. He wfi1 le8rn ~o tqrn hls'" spare 1teTy t;;alurday afternoon. Mr. Brewand Mrs. W. R. Wil~on and Keiih. er w::i.li a n4~ive of Stiversville. • Obert Marklns condition . is very time into nrolit for himself: be ;gain the reMr. •nd -tJrs. Dell Talbott called · spect Of fils customers through setvice: the re. on Eber aqd Iva Carpenter and much improved. sped of his business anoclates , t~ugh perform.. daughte~, Spnday afternoon. once o!-hlo dally dulle~. But ~bov~ all, he will ••· Mr. &flod Mr~. Ben Allen, son. Carol Timmons w::.s a reeent joy making his own way tl!rough •his own efforts. Howard, ~ hQpped in Pomeroy, Sat- guest of Mr. and M;•s. Rudy Durst urday. and daughter. Janet Eyarts and Sally War<J of - ~r. a.n~ Mrs. Roscoe Cozll"t Why not encoqr!_(e your ~ to apply for the re.. Wells Run, w~~ recent guestS of shopped Ul Pomt!roy, Saturday. aeon~ibiUty of his o-,m b~eaa - a newspaper Mr. and M~. L. R. Gluesencamp, _ Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brewer wore r~ute. ----Mr. and ~s. 'Edgar Brewer •g.d bu~iness visitors in Pomeroy, Satdaughters spent Monday evening urday. • · in Parkersburi. r MaXine Powell, Columbus, .apent )irs. Howard BlsseU purchaSed the week end with her parents, . : a bOuse trailer recently. . and Mrs. BJ!n Brewer. lt1 reserve romponePts, required to ful[iU 1-hei.r enll1ted service .vb. ll•atiJ, s ln the !\Ctiv~ Arm~ DJld Reserv..:-, ieeentlf went !Dto etf~ct ap:ord•ne to an ~nnoune~ment by M·Sil. MQore, local Army recrq.il· er. 100-yard dash - David Brown, Grade Eight . ~" · and Charlesanna Hess tieing; BOD· Ed Buffington, Willy Howard, 13.1. 7TH-ITH GRAOI G~ftLS nle Sue Neutzling, 11.3 5ec. 60·yard dast. - Keith Curtis, BasketbaU throw- Norma Bl•ckHigh jump - Jennie Lemley , Howard King, Jim Qualls, 8 eec. well, Nancy Hatcher, Bonnie Neutz Jaci:ie Thamas, Nancy H,ateher, High jump - Jim Qualls, Terry ling, 58.9 ft. Ohlinger, James Sprouse and Ray- . 00-yard dash - .te88ie Johnson, Baseball throw - Norma Bl..tekmond Paulin tieing. A total of 36 events were run off zcl Quail!!, Rose Hysell. 8 sec. Joyce Buckley, Marilyn Price 8 ·see. wdl, M. Price, ,Tackie Thomas 136'. with clock-like preci sion, WedrtesBaskdhail throw - Dorothy Ar· Basketball throw-Terry Knight, Broad jump - Jennie Lemh!y, 120 yard re-lay - 7th grade. 1ay during Pomf:!roy '~ Senior .and nold, Lin,~a Folmer, Wilma Holt, John Hysell, Bill Arnold. 88 ft. Nancy Hatcher, 11 fl 1 in. 1 Bicycle raee Haze! Qualls, Junior Hig h School's annual Field 59' 9" . Broad jumo . - Keith Curtis, Da· Eack Race - Carolyn Edwards Jennie Lemley, C. Hess. Day under the supervision of Board Jump - Susan Young l";;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;;;_,;;;;;;;;; Supt. ('harles Gibbs. assiste-d by tied with Mary ~u Burnside; Ha- vid Brown, J. Sprouse. 15 ft. Principal Ji1~ : Di ehl, Coa(' h Dick zel Qualls. 11 ft. 4 in. Ba~ eball throw - Terry Knight, Rc!lon, inst ructor A-aron Zahl, and Sack race - Dorothy Arnold Eric Hart, Ra y Paulin, 225' 10". Football lhrow - John Hysell, other teachers. Wilma Holt, f<"lorcnce Bcarhs, Howard King. R. Paulin, II3' 4". Highlight of the events was Mil· .('(' Total points: Grade seven, 32¥. \on Lambert'.<: run Pmg the 100-yard • i! igh jump - Sharon Dougla~, 'iash in the fine time of 10.1 sec· J nd~ and Jr . Hawthorne's throwin!"1 ~al·~. Burnstdc. Marilyn White. a ~hotput 46' 3" to m i~s h1s mnrk Baseball throw : D. Arnold, An· Jf last year by five inches A 440 shut lie relay event was ' 1 ~. Murray , Mary Amberger, 151' I II 2 M 0 N T H S SWANTON, OHIQ-"Rennel ConNOn by Ju ni ors mad e up of Joe 1211d 1 centr11le Is aro excellent prody<.:t for yar re ay - Juniors, Soph- anyooe •ufferlnf from over~tdlt. In Kennedy, Rodney Srencer, Tommy 3en iors. two months time I tuod lost to lb1. so Garnes. Danny Struble and S. T. omor('s, · e•»ll)' an~ ro aai'ely that It waa hard S. entor High lolals: Juniors, Sl to 1-.elleve that t was overweight 11t Johnson pomt~ , Freshmen 29~ pts, sophall."' writes Mn1. B. Trowbrldfe, R. 2. &x U. Swanton, 0 , HawUJorne wi ll cumrll'le in Ath - omores, 23 ~-2 pl.s. and Seniors A•k your druggist for f ouneea of 22 I>lfl ' liQuid RENNEL Concefltrote. You'll Objct·t ions to Sti Ch 1•stimatcd as- ens Fritlay in lhe !ihotp~,;~ ,event. ·· never know a hungrL__!TIOmeDt while MIDDLEPORT EVENT WINNERS 7TH-8TH GRADE BOY$ reducing wltb RENNE!.. scsRml'nl mu s t h<' no writ1ng, and. Senior High Boys must lw f1lt:d 1n th 1• nffie(! of saifi 100-yard rlash - Lambert, Rod· Clerk will1in two w~:"'ks after thl' <"Xpir<.~tion of this notice , to wit, ney Quivcy, Ted Bcc!ilC . Time IO.l. · Baseball throw- Holand Rttssell , five weeks afl<" r lhc date -hereof. Lambert SteaiD8 Over Dash Race In 10.1; Hawthorne Wins Throw TUPPERS PLAIN the Army Rc1crvc usually eonduct <18 two-ho ur drill ae:uWna durin& 1 ,. lwlyn lrlddn thf year in loe:~l armoriea or train· h ing c~ater• " their ready l'e~e·rve 'I'h084! from helJl att~i i'J l \' train ing, pJu! an ad~jtior.al 15 dayt runt-ra! of Jarnat BralJICOlJib in in 1ummer tntJiiug ca,mpa. W~llston Wednesday were M< G01.]I.;D IT'S 50 SAVE THESE: TO �DMly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 9, 19~7-7 · Both the NoUonol em~ ond New Army R~erve Roormnug • F-ll ed Prow;~m Now Bemg upOW . S"i••nt r.roo<e explained that IJ'd K!'J. C!Menee Nid.ols, t.r• a.nd tf.n. R. K. Rowan, M."N. lt->- .,- 1 'l'he Army's "NtW Program" f"r . monlh.!i a\)owll ll'.en ated 11 to 18 ~ 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, May 9, 1957 NOTICE OF- ASSESSMENT Noliet" 1s ~ere!"l.l' given ·t hat the assessment ot th e ('O !>t and ex· pe11Ses Jlt'Ct>~s ar y lo construct wat· FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS er mains anrl la y water ~ ; pe in all the slrecls in the Village of Syra · c u~e . Ohio , c.u ·ept Hubl>ard Street from Hace Street to O~io Hivcr; College Street from Norlhern terminus to unname d ~tr<' ct nor th of Sixth Street; Colh•t:e Hoa rl from RATES -ct•mctery s outhw<~rd ap p roximately 2 eenta: per word, one inst:rtion. Minimum cbar"e 50c.-4 centl 800 feet ; alley llllUth Th ird Street per word lot three conzeeutive insert.l.ona. fr om Bridgma n Street eastwardly Special -One month for 25 cents per word. to terminus :and u.mam cd strec-1 Full rate of 2 cent& per wurd will be charged for advertisina: if west o f Ril e~ from corporli.tion line aot paid for before the 15th of each month following jnsertlrm. so uthwardly approxim<ttely 000 ~rs i~ Adv~rtising-Should ~e reported imD,Je<\.!ately. Th" feet, on the lot:s and lancl:s bcneril· D.. Uy Senhn.el \trill not be respoiU.Ible for mo11e than one incorrf't't insertion. cd <1nd to be choq.;cd thcrewi\!1 as set fonll in Hr..sol utwn Nu . 105, C-ud of Thanb and Special Notice• of Events $1.00. Obituari~• published at 1 cent per woni. passed 011 lhf' 6th day uf Janu:~ry. 1955, ha s been report ed to Coun· CHICK"~N EQUIPMRNT, automaiiC cil and saifl asses!Hnr.nl. is now on (I) A· l condition. Hcason have file in the office of thl' Clerk of sold the property. !i~:~rt Mlller. Co un cil of th e Village .of Syra· IT'S EASY TO Letart Falls. 5 7 3tp cuse, for thr cxamin<.~tiun and in· BUY - SELL - RENT find emplOyment - hire AFRlCAN VIOLE'T'S . 6.19 Brownell s pectio11 M ;;II pt·r~un s intCn·sled or find a lost Item through Ave., .\firlrlleporl. Phone 62911-M. thcrd1 1. WANT ADS PHONE 398 Notices I I - - ---- -----·------ The DailY Senlinol WANT 5 7 6tc ADS. Don't put it off Call 398 Today - An Ad in this eolumn; t.;IRJ.'S BICYl' LE, like new, 20 in. Chaffin, Hartford, W. Va . 57 6lp ·---- ~-- LOTS - (20)Business Services si7.e at·col·t!ing to choice. WANTED - Painting, interio: · or For appointment phone 906-M. NEIGLER and CLEEK GARAGE exterior contrac' or hourly ~ -- -- · ~---~----- Car repair- Welding- Service and rate rea'sonablc. phone 381-Y: LOVELY SPINET PIAKO, sacrific. Used Parts. Phone 3611, Racine, 53 12tc cd ror qui~k sale. Might consider Homer Braley. Ohio. 4 29 12lc -'-'--''--~- _ __ 1 I stormg wtlh party who would be ~urc lo btf~· later. For details write Thompson Mu:;ic Co., 624 ~--- - I tr 4 27 II 5 7 3tc QUICK Sl':}(VJ CE l'n W•irh FHEE---10 ba-by chkks with c:wh 25 'lb. BabY Chick Starter, Sat.,· May 11, .MiddlepOcrt Feed Mill, Middleport. Hew Holland HAYLINER Completely New From Hlteh to Chute ha- pairing l,y Factory Trained watchmaker, COUJNS JEWELERS, p(,meroy. 1-3-U See The - ----,--- (3) In Memorion ·~------------ Fr•• Estimates P.O..I NTING PAPER-HANGIN(, L. V. R•binger Racine, Ohio . Headquart•n for Samsomte Luggage- Lane Cedar 'tcvcnth Ave., Mariclla, Ohio. Chests - LA U Window Fans-5 7 6tc Frigidaire Refrigerators. -~- ___ . __ _ ____ __ Balter Furniture, Middleport, Ohio TWO LOTS in Syracu~ . good lo4 29 cation, tt!a~unahlc. l'honc 456-Y. -------- i 1 RADIO & TELJIVISION SERI'ICE, Phone ~.)(), Cleland Appliance I Store, l.al W. Jdaln St., Pomero,, 2-23-tf Charles Wease . Lambert. 300'. .Pole Vault - Bill Fisher, Bruce Zirkle , Jc e Kennedy, 8' 6". Shutput - Hawthorne , Durrence Hes~. Gary Bornitz. 46' 3". 60-yard da!h - Lambert, S. T . .rohnson , Jim Hem .~Je y. 7 sec. . Sack Race - Frcrl B.-own, Mike Swatzel, Roger Hysell. 14 sec. :.:40 ~huttle race - Juniors, 30 sec. Basketball throw - Hawthorne Bill Gihbs, Bob Cunningham. 115' 9". 'High jump - Paul F'olmcr, Herbert Higgs, D•Jrrcnrl' H es~. 5'. Br011d J ump -- Gary Carman. Joe Kennelly , Koger Arms. 17.2 ft. l"ootball throw - Hawthorne, Jerry Fields, Larry Wildermuth . 152 ft. Tug of W<.~r- Srnlor.~ and Frosh Bicycle Race - James Lohse , Aaron Buffington . R. Russell. SENIOR HIGH GIRLS 60·yard dash - Ann Bakor, Ha· FULTON THOMPSON 0 with all of the rull, mature flavor of genuine steer beef. One grade ... , .HIGH , .•. one r -;u~y-;,;;S;D-=-w-;;o7E ORcu~u-; : Stewing ! Chickens : -:~~M=E:~ ~E-~DER 39, • s;; .;;;,;;;.h;;;·;;;·;;;·~B.'l~6~-·~~·;;;;;:-~--.~-;;3o;;-6;;;'' Ir-;;.;;;~~~:;~~~~--'"' - 19&6 Oldsmubilt' "88'' 2 Or. Bolli· - --:-:-·-:-::---::::::-:-· (I II Wonted To Buy 3 room lurni8hed apartment lor rent. Next to hospUal. J•hene 2M. s 2 6tc New 2 Room downatalr~ efrlency &partment all new furnilur ~­ Phone 6128·'{, Middleport. ~ ·3~tc --==;:=~ For Rent - Extenalon Ladders, Scaflold Boards, Drop CIGths. Clinton Fl:iher, Middleport. Phone 82b!i-X. 111 tt Roclney Dawnln• · 111'5URANCE AGENCY ;1,,_ Automotallo, HHitlll ACCIDIN,Lih. CtiUelty end ..... Real Estate Broker In MIODLlPORT, OHIO 61:16-M PHONII All ror rent - Eleetrir. wl.llpape:· rtf!amer. Clinu.n Fllber, Mldlleport. Ph . 626&-X ll·hl '( 8b I Auto Services a. B. RAWLIHGB SONS CO. - 24 CloUt, Nylon, FiberJlall Awnhl& .. Porch 1hade•, VeneUan bUnds, Window blinds, Portb and .Lawn Jo' urniture . Free C~U~.de1. Dale Wippel Suppl)o, 213 Union Ave., bour 'Mfret""ll:et $ervloe. D11 Phone 822f. · Hlabt Phone eoli~L DODGil • PLYMOUTH Dl!lALr.RS. I & II Pomeroy. (8) .Auto Sales ' 4 25 lmoe & ·,----cBoord 1855 CHEVROLET Bel Air V8 115) Room convertible, R &r: H. power ilidc, NIC_E_H _O - r.tE f:.-,-m --:i-;ddte-~ged l11.dy . new Urei. excellent condiUon, ·F'rl:!c room and board'. Phone · Parker'• Reataurant. 11100.00 906->1. 57 6tp Pomero7. Pbone 201. s 8 3Lp UPRIOHT PIANO, $15.00. Phone ~ 112-J. 7 Stc GREEN 3 ;:.Jece &e~tionaJ livinj room 1uite, new set S6 volum r J1unk ·W'<aJin.rlls Enc)(Oiopedia.!l . ~9-Jt" Call 3738. · Good Clean Used Cm All Mikes oad Modell METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES CONCRETE BJ.OCKS "lull- 11e- Por L...- -roy GRUESER BLOCK CO. I Miles llorlli of ( 17) Help Wonted t9l For Scle ft. 11 time• in ~otor 71> H. P namrah.!J, 123 G-84111 WANTED AT ONCI MAN TO WOitK on truck f~~orm, famil y prt!h•rred. house and gar· den. t:ood w1~gos . By day or by ~•month . Al hert Hill , 2266. Letart f'alb. ~ 8 8tr - --·.,--.,----,-by WANTED--House d e:ming r1ay . wa;o:cs requl rC'd 7~ or $1.00 per h.1ur, .with traruporlJlion pair. . CaJI Mason SPruce 3·M60 ask fur Louise Cundiff. D-8-31c I ~ - ·' B.sponsi bility COME SEE, YOU'LL SAVE AT A&P! Cube Steaks ·b·89c s· . Steak ·b75c Super "'II"' ... Lean and· Tender Sleer Beef Smo~::. 33 'WE BUY JTIIUCTURAL I aiAMI ICIIAP IRON- MIT AU OHIO yA.LLEY JUNK ' . .CO. ~·" -..., TAi<E .MO'NfER" OUT TO Bacon The ·. C Here's a Mothers Day Treat She'll Really Appreciate .. sn..ro California Navel ... Large 88 Size Oranges · · · · · · · · ··· " · · · ·· · · 59c doz Florid•· ... Tender, G""cn Pole Beans · ·· ·· · · · · ·· · · ·· ·· ·· · · · · : 2 lbs 39c . . . . . . a delicious dinner BR;;D=ido:-5; - . ., I perfectly served in a grac r ious atmosphere. '!'he plea- I. sure will be all hers, the -;NA J THESE A&P PRODUCTS SAVE YOU \IIONEY! I ": I I I I I POll• BEAiiS J' SPIC:IA14 I I I 2J:t 49·:· : I. A hearty. beat-&-oat ·•·u~~ 2 1o~ a1~ · 1 dlob, ~. w!th tmder foSl l I · of the crop beano. Mbtif~ ~t;ap pricel ·~ · J I ·' l-Ib. jars I I I 1 StraWberry P"'""'es ·· · · · · 3 for $1.00 Goldea Corn · · .. · · · · · · · 6 • 16-oz, cans 65c · . 8%oz.jml I TO~Ti:IIS I _: I Green Beans · · · · ··· · · · ·· 6 • 1kz. cans 69c 1 I Hot bog Relish · · · ·· · · · ·· · · · · ·· 2for 33c I · LARGI TINDIR t..;....,__ - - - - - 1; I SweetPeas · · · · · · · · · · ·· 6 • 16-oz. 'cans 73c I l work all ours! In fairness to qll, no tables to be .reserved for Mo-thers Day :1-liNDIR CIII"'!'Y STYLI 011 MARTIN .REStAUJtANT N. 2nd Ave. ·b·S9c Cucumbers · ··· · · · · · · · · · · ··· · · · · · · · 3 For 29c . - I T~NDIR l)~lfORM I ,CUI B...b. · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · 6 • 1'-"z. 45c.I ~- . . ...,. cans . ....... __ _ . Middleport ~-----_......,._ • .!, - ... T,JV.'r:DC¥ . ILLE ~~~~~~~~-~~ YOUR CHANCE TO STOCK UP AND SAVE ... ! Florio •.• LonK Green ii I I DINNER l I .-m Super Righi ... Lean, Wafer SUced (14 I For Rent 6-9-tllc I 1 -~ Super Rlgbt .... Extra Tender Steer Bo~f ·i * r k n i c s o r t Shank. day Cpe . $2 , 69~.00. llydrama· WANTED - 7 or 8 room house . Itt' drive , pOW\'r steering, low Call 266·J . ~ '7 3tc mllfla!(C. Blaettnar'!l, J omcroy . -I ~------------- Real Estate HARRISONVIL~E lb. price LOW! I - ------ - - - ea ed from top grades of tender, corn-fed steers Insurance ------- • All A&P "Super-Right" quality 'beef is select- BASHAN r:; ,J.e.f.,::.· ' BONELESS BOTTOM 1 Apple Grove s~eas -o n ¥(1U ~ ~f'(H#, ~~ :5"~-~·~ NettO"/ I w. 1 YOUNG'S MARKET In loving memory thi-" Mothc1·'s - -TERMITEs EXT ERM .c:: ,N ::-A;-:T::E::D:l>ay of my motha, Mrs. John· For free hL~pection phone 383-M, RatliH a~d my mother-in·lttw. Giln10ro Supply Store, Pomeroy. Mrs. Dana Karr who pa<r~e d TRACTOR SALES All work guaranteed. Fully In· away three and five yean ago. Pomeroy sured. Vaughnn's lndwtrial and "Jtemcmhcrnnce is a go\d(•n t•hain ltc.<~lqential Termite Control SerDea-th •t ries 10 break , bul aH in Mr. anti Mr!>. Harley Carmon vice,,AGL Mary s, W . Va. . 4 g tf Adrll so n. Mr. and Mr.~. 'lw'ill"red "ain. PEKINESE PUPPIES fur 1ulie, To have lu love nnd then to p~1· t Strub](>, Logun . Mr. and Mrs. WaltMrs. Woodl'uw W. Call, 732 Syc· (20 Bl Is the gre:atcet sorrow o[ unc ':1 , amort! St., Middleport. er Harris, so n, Syran1se , Mr. and Mrs . Arl Morarity and family o r" heart. 4 30 12tc . Pomero y .~pr•n.t Sunday with Mr. The years may wipe out man y ll CAN MILK ~·' ~- \~~.~i~~~j~ , 1 tlouble ~mn-n . - tru~uranee ~ "'"'e"-~ ...., ;~nd :'11r s. J. C. McKay . things unH Imperial . G. A. Dl'em Middleport. Ftre - Au110mobileMr. and Mrs. Ernest Uc r-t.t>r of Burt ·toh i.!l Liley wipe out neV{'t. Racine 3088. ~ 8 31 p ionc\1. Phooe 6315-X ~2{)1.111 Oolumhus spent the week end The memory of thu ~e happy da y~. liooil usf'r1 li E. Eledrie [tang · f'ORI:i:MAN & ABBOTT T.V. SER- with the latter's parents, Mr. Hnd When we were nil tng .. ther." Nuw Crafbmnn' s 20 i n Jig Saw VlCt: All makes Repaired by Ex· Mrs. Geo. Hobert s, Sadly miu cd .by Leona Karr See <ll 203 MulUcrry Ave. pllrt Tectmiciall!l, Phone 6~Sfl Y ~ ·9-ltc Billy and rionnie Orr, Reedsv11ie ~· 8·6tp Middlapo!'>. 8-15-tf B-u,-.ck -V -,8,- SpL·ci;.l--4~ d,-. --- ---:--::----:-c:-----:spent lht; W{'Ck end with Lhrir c!!l n $1.09:1.00. .Oynaflnw drive , 9xl2 Linoleum Rug $4 .99. .Hake'" COMPLETE lnsuranet~ Protection, grandpareuts, Mr .and Mrs. Clint ~·urniture . Middl('port. ~-3·6 Life, Auto. Fire, Polio. Call Don Orr . original bh•ck fmb; h like m.w. MiUs, Middleport. Ohio. i\lr. and :'lfrs. Curtis Randolph Blacttnar's, Poml'!roy. 5·1)..6tc Aluminum romhin·allon storm mnd """" S<.~turday with Mr. and 1\h· o. 8Creen windows and doors'. Steel l~ P.lymouth VH Belvedere 4 ,Jr . Arno't~ of Middleport. and aluminum awnln(ls and can- (21) Sedan. Sl.li9~.00 PowerC\it c, Mrs. Erma! S~hecke ngost , l'urkopies. Call William Radford, SF.VJ:<.:N IWOM HOUSE, 1165 i fine.&t. Plymouth mado . nlaeL\· crsburg, spent a week end with Mr. Rock Springs. 5 2 lmop. st., Middleport, $6:100.00. ~- D. and M~?rvy Gainer. / na.r· ~ Pomeroy. 5·9·61...LottridKe. ~ 8 l2tp Small engine parts. BRIGGS & By Ol'der o!l the Couneil or the 1954 Bukk V8 Spf'clat 4 dr. SeSTRATI'ON. CLINTON & IRON SIX room house. 61f.. 11cres o<· Vllt!.lgc of Syracuse, Ohio. dan . $UiD~ .OO. Dynarlow drive , .~:round , $a,~ .oo . call ~12-J. HORSE. Gurdcn tractors, Hllcrs, R ic hard Duck.worlh ltke new light blue finlllh . 5-6-6tc lawnmowera, Clinton chain saw (Clerk) 8\l,ettnar'!l, Pomeru~· . 5·9-6tc p1rta. Ridenour'a Supply, Chest· 4 rMms and bath, full basement Oatcd: Ma)' 0, llm7 er, Ohio. 5 2 9tc 15J 0, Hl, 23. 3tc 19H Buick V8 Super 4 c1 r . Hi\'· 16:-17 Lincoln • His., Pomeroy, lera Sedan. $2.895.00. Puwo• l' ateer.ln1 and brake~. dynaflnw GRAVELY TRACTOR SALI!:S and Service. R. A. Flnlaw, 512 E . drlve, one ·l ocal owner. Blaett· Main St., Pomeroy. 4 27 tc 11.\X WAI.D nar'a, Pomeroy. 5-9-titc JoliG White Outside Paint ' . Gallon $4.29 LOST. 40 lbS ~o entJit in the Natioraal Guard for 11 W~fk• of ocUve d~ty, for tr.ain· ihg. lndiYidwtb In thli prpanm are . requlft~d tu par4ici pate iu th e CiJJ&rd'!l ready r~rve, unit training until -~~e 2{1:. Ther .m uat eom· pletc tl)eir active duty tralntna: by ~anuary 1 19~. I -------~~~~-- --------------~~~======~========~ One coon ring; one all around dog; On!! t'orkcr spaniel, house i.troke, fcm;1!r: one goat. Everelt GETS RE,LTS a· s··. Hi enliatce8 in either U.e National Gua rd or Army Re$CT"\'e au draft deferred or nrc delayed rrom cull as long as they 811 tisfactorlly particlpat4l' in training. Complet e information on any of the above progrnm 1 may be obtaln ed by contl\cting Se-rgeant Moore 11 t Masonic Temple Pomc· roy, Olio. ' land Torrence, Mn. Hobart v•oe yard. · ~··· ~~i.anh ll~rr.f~n retu&c · to tier uumef fd'.e -lncr apen ~ M:vt:ral months wttb her daUit l I ter at Whet:Ung. . lfrs. (;eorge EmerJc k oJ Ft · Knox, Ky., t.pent 1be w-eekend here wllh her iathtr, Mr. and A major revillon - provides re· Mrs. w. Bra&l· 1 duction .of the ready : re8(lrve .,bThe J,.rmY. will permit high Mr. Mld :Mn. wayne Brkkl .-.lJiiatlon. YoUng men b.elween 17 sctlool e~llltt!ea In t~e 17·18~ age were iUfif.• .SUnday of biJ brot l1 and 18·~ yeara of age enliliitlng far g.-pup t,o c1elay entry on the six Members and friends of the e-r, Mr. anc1 Mrs. Homer BrickleJ aix months active duty for train· months active duty for up to one Fairvi~w Church gathered at the and Mra:. llary Kumelman .and imt and \~ho enter the active Army year to complete their higt\ school home of Mr. and Mrs. John Beck son of P.omeroy. Otbe:r guests in prior to attaining age 181), are llflw .education. However, volunteers at Basnan Thursday even ing and the Btiek:Les home were Mr. and required to serve only three ye.rs ,ag~d 18"' thr~ugh 25 e~n ~&n up held 1 surprise party for Mrs. Mrs. Jack s~anley of Junction in a ready reserve status fQilqW. for either t.he National Gull'd or :Seck on her fifty -ninth> birthday. City 'and their d,itugbter and soli· .ins suct'easful completion of tl}eir Army Reserve Cor ~11: months' ac· Rcfre.&hments of sandwiches, in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cavey aix months cctive duty trelnlng. · .tive.- duty for training. ln th.is cat- macaroni aalad, eake and. coffee or HollinCT. , Under the old program, they w,_rc egQJ'y, the ml)ll ~u.-1: serve an ad- were iel".ved to Rev .and Mrs. Ed- - Mrs. Effie watson ,.spent tevera: r.:-quired to serve 'I'~ years in ~e dltlonal8~ yeara· \n the ready re- w.rd Griffit~ Mr. and Mrs. Valcie ~aya at the home of Alp'beus W.1 : ready reserve after successflilly serve. Seryi<'e in the ready re- Spencer~ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ' son of Little Hocking. completing the~ sbc months ' of aer.ve up to 2~ years, performed Roush and son, Roger; Harry PteMr. and Mrs. W.' 'R. DeLa~hmutt traJning. prior to .t~e slx q1onths or active kens, Dayid G~iffi~. B~ssie Slaugh- of Columbll$ apent Sunt\ay with 1 ml Another proviso, Moore addtd. duty ~rammg, will count toward ter. Mr1. Le-ha R)ffle and Peggy 's ince April 1 and ror the next f~ve ~e 5'1 ·r.ears, Moore said. ~nd Dorothy, Mrs. Altha. Wickline 11';: :~~ ~ 0 .. is ----'---·"':"'-... . .:... ~~·· ' 'and Marlon Ours. ~":1'r MrS'. Walter McDade of Troy , O., spending a few days here with · his aunt, 1'Hlie Reed. . ~o~~~~ing her moth~r, Mrs. Walter Mr. and• MM. W.:~_,YPe, 'Br:lckl ·~ were calling on lfr. . ~nd ,Mn. Mr. and Mrs. George Goodnltc of William Jeffer!es tlf CMstJr. Sa' · R~~ipe ~Jfi!!IJt §P,n4,ay with Mi-. and Mt:s. NQtnym· Jt~tr. ~·~~ caldwell ·.spe~t the. we .~ Dale Wal1iCe · Hill of Plants end wUh Mr. a·n d ~~- 't~ Pe ·· .spent the week end with his grand- rin and mother Ora Caldwell. Mqther, ,Mrs. Do!He Wolfe. Mrs. Effie Saunders haa bctn ~r. and Mrs. Harold Roush en- P·a pering in t.his eom~un~y . t~vtained the Friendship Council .Mr. an<l Mrs. ~{.lleJ CoJ~r. ~t ~heir home Thursday evening. Mr. and Mr.s. Don Jacobs, ¥.r. an ,l Mt,ending were Mr . .and Mrs. Har. Mrs. Harold Hampton ol Cincin ,qJd C.!Jrahan, Mr. and Mrs. John r.ati and Mr. and MNL ""llliam .. Wolfe. Mr. ahd Mrs . Andrew Cross Watson .an4' nrother, Mrs. Eft:e . lind son, Eddie, Gene Yost, Chpr- Watson sp~t Sunday ~itb- M,. Jes Theiss, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd and 1\frs. Htttold Watson anc\ Roush, Wayne Rol.lsh, Mrs. Rob· belped celeltrlle Harold's birthef1,ta Lee, ~f.rs. Glenn West, Mr~. day. ).prdon West and daughter, Mrs Guy Springer return-ed hoii-'C' Thorne· Longsworth and Mr. and Saturday from Meigs General Ho ,_ .M'rS. nQpbins. Refreshments of pita\ at Pomeroy. hqme m~td~ ice cream, sandwiches ·M'rs. Ethel Stout spent SundiiY apd cpffee were served . 1 ai 1he home of her brother Mr ' Mr. ;~nd Mrs. Ed Myers ot Five and Mrs. Ralph Patr~r; Chester. All ol the Pfl;rker .romily antl r Po~Pt.s siH;:nt Tuesday wlth Mr. and l11tives were present In honor of ..... ·Mt.s. Alec ~heelt!:r. Pvt. Leland Parker who ·has fin · M:r· and Mfs. Charles Bush and ished his ·b asic tra)ning .and will fan]lly of Old Tow'n and Mr. and leave M.ay 9th for_N.ew Jersey. ,l"'rs. l!-Jnipr Qross of Pennsylvinia ' spent the we~k e!ld with Mr. and ,Mrs. Virgil Norris. Wf. <~,nd M11s. qiftord Cozart and ~rs. t4wls ~ozatt of New Brigh· ?ofr. and Mr• D~!'lll Williamson ~AP· P-a.~ Mr~ an~ Mrs. D~an Brink- were guests of Mts. · Gr•ce Carr, er. Qli!~h"Y,l; . an~ Mr. and :Mrs. CaT· Sqnday. man CJp.r-tt · aqd s.ons. Pnmqroy Mr. end Y.rs. Keith Plummer, \ •l?e·n t the We.'!k end with Mr. and David , and M"arcia, spent Sunday ¥rs. Ernest Clark. with Mr. and MrS. Ge'Orge Clark. . ~ d Mrs. Earl Robinson and The Senior and Junior cla!lses .M.r. a~ ~rs ' Howarq Robin~on were Ln Cincinnati sight seeing ~ .. i Jlt&dod~ fOr J ,v: ,for three days . ., . ~wfHi. . , d ¥rs. ft:aymond Ro.bm. Joe Carsey and family are st:ar· ing with the Earnest Carr family I son m North ~arohnc. Mrs. Ruby Halliday, Mrs. Pauline 01 ·.~. Adkins and M"- Angie cl"k wm 1 ,!!If! ~ --.l\:til shopping in Pomeroy Thursday. and Mrs. Wagoner, M:r. . Ed. 1Wirjf'" ~~ spns, Geoe and andHenry Mrs. Webber Wood, Mrs. 'Andy Jlnoved ln tlie Van Meter ·property ltftt week and Albina GrMe C;~,.r, Mrs. Saddie Carr arid There lo a recipe !or growing biJY' . too - hl' Gluesenc~mp help~ her father MrS. John Stout went to the song church, hqme, ·SChool, friends and t~en thaJ ce~ and brot~ers .11et settled in thelt fest !l.t the Temple Ch~rch Sunday evening. lain 110nlethllfg Ill t~e recipe that mak~s him a 8;,& homo. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rhodes Mr'. and Mrs. S. W. Durst, Portspecial- a pinch of respdnsl~illt~. · · : '. went to Cbarle.ston to se~ his moth· land c~lled pn Ebe·r Carpenter er who is ill. anfl family Suturday aflernoon. Thhe is no - ~ett~r way_you can _·gtte .p~r son p. Rhodes ha:.; employment 'the'" fun,eral and burial of Chrir. in Richard feeling of his ·obligatiotls to himse}f and 1to others Charleeton. Jes Brewer, Belpre, was held at Mr.!!. R'bert Robinson of Colum· than the buslne-~;~s experJ~nce he "ffll gftln thrOugh the ~liversville Church and cemebus spc!lt the week end with Mr. a newspaper ro11te. He wfi1 le8rn ~o tqrn hls'" spare 1teTy t;;alurday afternoon. Mr. Brewand Mrs. W. R. Wil~on and Keiih. er w::i.li a n4~ive of Stiversville. • Obert Marklns condition . is very time into nrolit for himself: be ;gain the reMr. •nd -tJrs. Dell Talbott called · spect Of fils customers through setvice: the re. on Eber aqd Iva Carpenter and much improved. sped of his business anoclates , t~ugh perform.. daughte~, Spnday afternoon. once o!-hlo dally dulle~. But ~bov~ all, he will ••· Mr. &flod Mr~. Ben Allen, son. Carol Timmons w::.s a reeent joy making his own way tl!rough •his own efforts. Howard, ~ hQpped in Pomeroy, Sat- guest of Mr. and M;•s. Rudy Durst urday. and daughter. Janet Eyarts and Sally War<J of - ~r. a.n~ Mrs. Roscoe Cozll"t Why not encoqr!_(e your ~ to apply for the re.. Wells Run, w~~ recent guestS of shopped Ul Pomt!roy, Saturday. aeon~ibiUty of his o-,m b~eaa - a newspaper Mr. and M~. L. R. Gluesencamp, _ Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brewer wore r~ute. ----Mr. and ~s. 'Edgar Brewer •g.d bu~iness visitors in Pomeroy, Satdaughters spent Monday evening urday. • · in Parkersburi. r MaXine Powell, Columbus, .apent )irs. Howard BlsseU purchaSed the week end with her parents, . : a bOuse trailer recently. . and Mrs. BJ!n Brewer. lt1 reserve romponePts, required to ful[iU 1-hei.r enll1ted service .vb. ll•atiJ, s ln the !\Ctiv~ Arm~ DJld Reserv..:-, ieeentlf went !Dto etf~ct ap:ord•ne to an ~nnoune~ment by M·Sil. MQore, local Army recrq.il· er. 100-yard dash - David Brown, Grade Eight . ~" · and Charlesanna Hess tieing; BOD· Ed Buffington, Willy Howard, 13.1. 7TH-ITH GRAOI G~ftLS nle Sue Neutzling, 11.3 5ec. 60·yard dast. - Keith Curtis, BasketbaU throw- Norma Bl•ckHigh jump - Jennie Lemley , Howard King, Jim Qualls, 8 eec. well, Nancy Hatcher, Bonnie Neutz Jaci:ie Thamas, Nancy H,ateher, High jump - Jim Qualls, Terry ling, 58.9 ft. Ohlinger, James Sprouse and Ray- . 00-yard dash - .te88ie Johnson, Baseball throw - Norma Bl..tekmond Paulin tieing. A total of 36 events were run off zcl Quail!!, Rose Hysell. 8 sec. Joyce Buckley, Marilyn Price 8 ·see. wdl, M. Price, ,Tackie Thomas 136'. with clock-like preci sion, WedrtesBaskdhail throw - Dorothy Ar· Basketball throw-Terry Knight, Broad jump - Jennie Lemh!y, 120 yard re-lay - 7th grade. 1ay during Pomf:!roy '~ Senior .and nold, Lin,~a Folmer, Wilma Holt, John Hysell, Bill Arnold. 88 ft. Nancy Hatcher, 11 fl 1 in. 1 Bicycle raee Haze! Qualls, Junior Hig h School's annual Field 59' 9" . Broad jumo . - Keith Curtis, Da· Eack Race - Carolyn Edwards Jennie Lemley, C. Hess. Day under the supervision of Board Jump - Susan Young l";;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;;;_,;;;;;;;;; Supt. ('harles Gibbs. assiste-d by tied with Mary ~u Burnside; Ha- vid Brown, J. Sprouse. 15 ft. Principal Ji1~ : Di ehl, Coa(' h Dick zel Qualls. 11 ft. 4 in. Ba~ eball throw - Terry Knight, Rc!lon, inst ructor A-aron Zahl, and Sack race - Dorothy Arnold Eric Hart, Ra y Paulin, 225' 10". Football lhrow - John Hysell, other teachers. Wilma Holt, f<"lorcnce Bcarhs, Howard King. R. Paulin, II3' 4". Highlight of the events was Mil· .('(' Total points: Grade seven, 32¥. \on Lambert'.<: run Pmg the 100-yard • i! igh jump - Sharon Dougla~, 'iash in the fine time of 10.1 sec· J nd~ and Jr . Hawthorne's throwin!"1 ~al·~. Burnstdc. Marilyn White. a ~hotput 46' 3" to m i~s h1s mnrk Baseball throw : D. Arnold, An· Jf last year by five inches A 440 shut lie relay event was ' 1 ~. Murray , Mary Amberger, 151' I II 2 M 0 N T H S SWANTON, OHIQ-"Rennel ConNOn by Ju ni ors mad e up of Joe 1211d 1 centr11le Is aro excellent prody<.:t for yar re ay - Juniors, Soph- anyooe •ufferlnf from over~tdlt. In Kennedy, Rodney Srencer, Tommy 3en iors. two months time I tuod lost to lb1. so Garnes. Danny Struble and S. T. omor('s, · e•»ll)' an~ ro aai'ely that It waa hard S. entor High lolals: Juniors, Sl to 1-.elleve that t was overweight 11t Johnson pomt~ , Freshmen 29~ pts, sophall."' writes Mn1. B. Trowbrldfe, R. 2. &x U. Swanton, 0 , HawUJorne wi ll cumrll'le in Ath - omores, 23 ~-2 pl.s. and Seniors A•k your druggist for f ouneea of 22 I>lfl ' liQuid RENNEL Concefltrote. You'll Objct·t ions to Sti Ch 1•stimatcd as- ens Fritlay in lhe !ihotp~,;~ ,event. ·· never know a hungrL__!TIOmeDt while MIDDLEPORT EVENT WINNERS 7TH-8TH GRADE BOY$ reducing wltb RENNE!.. scsRml'nl mu s t h<' no writ1ng, and. Senior High Boys must lw f1lt:d 1n th 1• nffie(! of saifi 100-yard rlash - Lambert, Rod· Clerk will1in two w~:"'ks after thl' <"Xpir<.~tion of this notice , to wit, ney Quivcy, Ted Bcc!ilC . Time IO.l. · Baseball throw- Holand Rttssell , five weeks afl<" r lhc date -hereof. Lambert SteaiD8 Over Dash Race In 10.1; Hawthorne Wins Throw TUPPERS PLAIN the Army Rc1crvc usually eonduct <18 two-ho ur drill ae:uWna durin& 1 ,. lwlyn lrlddn thf year in loe:~l armoriea or train· h ing c~ater• " their ready l'e~e·rve 'I'h084! from helJl att~i i'J l \' train ing, pJu! an ad~jtior.al 15 dayt runt-ra! of Jarnat BralJICOlJib in in 1ummer tntJiiug ca,mpa. W~llston Wednesday were M< G01.]I.;D IT'S 50 SAVE THESE: TO �- ' ' • Church Of Christ Prayer Meeting Held Wednesday • 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport , 0 ., May 9, 1957 Central Sch.ool Second Grade Wins Contest -· Pomeroy Chapter OES Inspection Plans Completed Middleport High Senior Play Is Friday • Pla ns were completed fiJI" in· The Golden Rule clasl of the speclion ~o be held ton ight when Pomeroy Church of Chrlat met on Pomeroy Ohapter O.ES met Tues- Tuesday eveninlf at the (hul'eb 1 day e¥Cl)ing at the Matilnic Tem·. with Denver )(apple, president, pie. presiding. ' · Flor ence 'I\'acy , worthy I"IUltroll Prayer by Donald Seevers, pa!lt· \ and Denzil Goeglei.n, worthy pa" or of the church opened the meettron, presi-ded. Invitation were ing followed with devotlol)s ·•&w received to altend inpectlon of Lo Be A Cheerf..ul Christian" by t.he follDWing ehapten ~.Racioe , Glen smith. Group sillging preced· May II ; Galli-polis, May 13; Evan· ed a solo, "Somewhere In Th_e gel!ne, May 20; Marietta, MaY 24. Shadows", by Mr. Kapple. A trln, Harrisonville, Maoy 27 ; WP.llstQn, Jerry Taylor, P4r. Seevers and Mr. , M1ay 28; Thea, May 31 ; Albany, Kapple sang, "When He Callos." June 7; orviUe. June B; McCon A short business session waa ne.llsville. June 17 and Malamo(· held after which games under the as, J·u ne 25 direction of Mrs. Melvin Smith At the close of the meeting, re- were played and prizes awarded. freshm~nl.s were served by Eliz=~­ to Mr. and Mrs. Dem•er Kapple. beth Yoonf':, Norma Parker, Edi'l' Mr. and Mrs Jerry Taylor, Mrs. Joachim , Bernetta Yuung, Marie Charle~; Eskew, Mra. Leonard Van MorNs a-nd Mi11red l"isher. Meter Sr. and Miss Elizabeth Duf- grade .at Ce nt r al School taugbt .by Miss M.airy Vir· ginia "Reibel who were winners A Mothers' Day theme was used of tlle aalet1 tax oonteal sponsored for tbe program ot the May meet· by the PTA were given a par•y in& of tbe Loyal Pahi' Clasa of the Tuesday afternoon at the school. The second I )liddJeport Church of Chri&t when Mrs. Ch.arles Lytle and Mrs. H. ~el' met Tuesday at the home of E. Triplett second grade rooJ.' 1lbw Alice Robeson, Wolf P~n moth~rs- planned tbe party whi ch IIQod. was ~ivE>n -b)' the PTA. The bl; ~ Min Mildred Hawley , president, tent theme was carried out and predded and th e hoktcss led the the pupils were given hats and t\f!votional service which. included noise makers. reaponslve Kripture rcadinR and Games were pla~· Pd during the Jirayer. afternoon after which ice cream ~ The pro&ram was presented by conk-ies and k.<>Ol aid were served M:ra. L E. Reynold5, Mrs. Allen Favon> ~·-· ere model F:liders. hDkiDSOR and Mrs. Robeson and <.:andy bars were given each of iDcluded Mothers' Day poems and sCripture yerses. , Durin& the business meeting tentative plans were mBde for an iCe cream aoc:ial to be held tt1.is summer. The· June meeting will be at the home of Mn. Freda Welling. Mrs. Robeson served a dessert course to the members and one guest, Mrs. Carrie Kennf"dy, a for- mer member. ---- - the pupils in the other Golden Rule Class Meeting Is Held Tuesday Evening I graUeti for their efforts. - ---- I Mr. and Mrs-. c. n. Wise Jr. eel· ebrated their birthdays Sunday with a dinner at the Red Barn In Rio Grande . BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mr8. Carl Nel-son ace announcing the birth of a 6\1: lb son April 30th. Thso little one h,as been named Roger 1/.!t>. G"rnndpar· enl;s are Mr. and M e ~. Will Bar T"lt or Danvjl]e and 1\1r . and Mts. Charlie Nebon. Guests were ,~heir randchildren. Kathryn Jane and Chucky HannahS', Pomeroy and Sandra Betz, Jackson. Mrs. Wise also received a h~rth­ day cake inR<:ribed "Happy Blrth"THE CASTLE OF' MR. SIMPSON", fr ont row, Jane Harris, Judy Murray, Kay S>iles, dlt)', Sis"' from the Walter B. Har· Carole Owens; back row, Kenneth Lewis, Ecld ie Evans, Tom Kelly, Ste_phen Coats,_Mrs. Nan rls family, flowers, gift~ and cards. sandra Betz tour year old daugh· Moore, director. This is one of two one-act plays to be presented by Mtddleport ~1gb School ter of Mr. ~nd Mrs. William Betz, Seniors Friday night beginning at 8 p.w. with an appealing program of enterta-mment pre· alled lonR rli11tance, Tuesday, to with her grandmother "Hap_py pared for intermission time between shows. Blrthdc.y" and callet~> at the Wue home Tuelday evening were Mr. and Mr.!l. Opie Marcum and daugh· !'o1r . ;rnd Mrs. Patrick Lochan Ler, Debbie , Gallip_ol_l•_·_ _ rel urned home Wodne~da-y from Dayton where t-hey attended tlu. MEETING POSTPONED <'onvf'nbiun o[ the Episcopal 5et tht Toro Whirlwind It The Middleport Chamber of Chun·h . -tilt,....,. ....r INt IIW Commerce has postponed t~.<.!ir Hev. anrl Mr.~ . Edwin J . Charlc ; Officers for the coming year Rc ~ L gucsls at a Style Show May meeting because of a conflict 1. MOWS GlASS were Installed wh~n Salisbury hPTA who a-tlended t~ Episcopal co \· \ with the dati' or the Senior p}ay giveri"by the Women's Club in 2. TRIMS QOSI 00 1· vent ion in Dayton a to vi9iting in met Tuesda¥ evenmg at the s~ Oak Hill were Mrs. K. D. Am~­ thll Friday. The Chamber of Com· 3. CUTS WEEDS Mrs. Willum Bartels,_ president, I Clncinnll-"li -and lnd!.anapolis, Ind .. 1 mcrce will meet Friday, May 17, IJ!lfy, Mrs. C. R. Karr Jr., Mrs. 4.-PULVEIIZES LEAVES prellided _at the met;·tlng which befort> returning home . Rt the Village -Hall with William Roland LcVaughn, Mrs. )talph 5. MULtlliS TURF ope· n ed w1th the Lords Prayer in ,JWrs M .... .Drown of Ro· k Welker, Mrs. Thomas Rue and Grueser, president, presiding. · The . r cpor t 0t the secrc· a,. Le , Sp • 1i n~-" . road spe-nt Wed[le ~ dav tfcr mother, Mrs. Hohart Dlnon, untson., lal'IMl-eellhll~ mOlt tary was g1vcn by Mrs. George wi th Mrs. FlorenC'C Burnside, W. Gallipolis. eomple'--UM oa: fll"'~~~' Starcher and Mrs . Dav1d Cum· ~I . Sl Mr. and Mfs. R. C. Meadow~'. ~ · d Mr~ Sam Turner or I ngs gave lh e I reasu~cr ·s rcpor t . ~· ;un M Columbus, hHvc returned to Mici m ...,.. •nli ,.w.,.._,.,.llt4 A report on the servmR of the · r. an · ··· TONIGHT dlcport to spend the summer Ill dinner was given by M · r s. A~hland were Satur~ay guests ol Grange •••••• ••••• ¥ ......... Maxine Arnold , dinner chairman, M~ . and_ Mril I Eshf" Mossman , THURS.·FRI MAY 9.10 lheiT horne on So. Third Ave. Paul Newman Pier Angeli Michael Kittle , Son of Mr. and who also announ ~ed that the PTA . M-l!lersvLil~. •· 1 SOMEBODY UP THIRI Mrs. Roger Kittle, GloLJ:,:ter , aon would 8 ervc the Pomeroy High Wee~end gu<'sls or Mr. an LIKES Ml nephew or MUss Vesta McCoy and SehoQI Alumni banquet und rc- Mrs. F.s l•c Mossman were Mr. ami Mrs. Joht; North a-nd ~amlly ;tn' Hardware and Furniture (It P•cki A Wallup) Mr. and Mn. Burr l~ orresl, ha~ quested all members to help. N. 2nd Ave. Mlddleporl Joan Evans Ben Cooper cnlbted ln. the Army and has rc- Miss Rosalie Story, teacher of the Lcnn~~ll Sh<~ner nr Newark_. second grarle, announced t hat the . M ~ . a n(~ Mr ~. ~:d J. ~tn!Lh arc : : : : ; ; ; ; : ; ; ; ·; ported ttlls wook Hayes school pic1lie wo!Jid be held at the vl_.~ tt m g . Jn h_1d1·anapohs. Ind .. for inrJUMion. Kittleto isFort a graduale ; of Clou!tter High Sc-hool an£1 hl· Portland Park , Tuesday . M11 y 21. w.llh Lh r tr son am] ~ d~ught.e_r - 11 · comple~ed three :te.mesterh\ ut OJ. Parents wlshlnK Lo attend are re· law , - ~tr . anrl Mr ~ l!:dwm Sm1lh . Mr. Etnd Mr.so, WiUiom Aull an1l quested to be D-t the school hy 9 r~dw.ard Pa·:·kcr .~r . ?f Cleveland son, Dennis, were visitors it' a .m. The PTA wlll furnish icl" ~ p e nt tlw Wf!ekcnd wtlh h1s pa• Huntington Tuesday. cream and drinks with ~1rs. J ;11u e::; cmls. Mr. un-ll Mrs. Erlw ard Park · Hall as chairman. f't" St·, Minersville. Complete Beauty Service 1\ rcvorl on the coun ty rtLU twtl :\h. r~nd Mn . [)oy!P Oat ma n o ! hl'lri n•ccntly in 1\ulLwd ·.vas giv- ('Dlumbu.s w: rc wct' kcn d gu cs-B May ( ll hy :vir~. Starcher and Mn. Hull· of lwr l) lllrr-:nl~. Mr. and M :· ~- F: erlllouvcr, del ugates. New offi cer s .1. !I ill. .Mn Hill arcompnni cd MOTIIER'S llAY and GRAilUATION in s talk d IJy Mrs. Wi lli am Bar tt·ls lhPrn honw for a visit. were Mrs. licorge Starcher, pn•s iMt· ~ l yde Ashworth t nrl grand · All for denl; Mrs. George Skinner. virc daugh-ter. Mr. !lnd Mrs. Sam Sh-Hn· *Hoircut president; Mrs. Annis Phelps Jr., ttricld of Marion, Ohio, were guc;ts *Shompoo ~>ecrctary; Mrs. lluy Gruescr, a:;si st· of Mr ~. B(•rtha Carl. Junior Girls and nays Sunclay Mr.s. Walle1· Walker is t! tc' *Permanent School Class of the Middleport inl( secretary; and Mr!i. JohiJ Sargent, treasurer. The attendanct• guest of rt'latlvcs in Columhuo;. Fir~t l'rcsbylerian Church had a *Styled Mrs. Allie Gruescr and gnn dwil'nf!r roast at the Roadside Park banner was 11wardcd to the fourth MYRTIS PARKER WINIFRED F. VAUGHAN Wednesday evening planned by grade wught by Mrs. Lettie Young. son , Randy, of Mon-essen, P11 .. Refreshments were served by were weekend guc.sl~ of Mr. and Operator their teachcf. Mr~. Hubert Taylor. Owner-Mgr. Mrs. James liHll assisted by Mrs. Mrs. Marlin McA:ngus !Ill~ Mr~ . Surprise refreshmcntr; were also George Brothers and Mrs. David Wenr!eH Bclz~ng. Mld,dleporl, 0. Phone 8408 3081'.. N. Znd St. brought by Mrs. William Lewis and SIHtcr. Mr. and M.rs. Orl en \\I ince an1l Mrs. Roscoe Fife. family or ·Monessen, Pa., spcn·l 1ht' Those prellfnt were- Cheryl Fife, weekend with Andrew Gruc.st•r 1 Kanm Bachner. Carroll Ann Lyons, and Mr. and ,:\frs. Oscar Wince . . Seren Lowls, James Miller, Micky WIENER ROAST TO IE HELD Morris, Alan and Bruce Wallace, I A wiener roas-t sponsored by tlw Rtchar<i Bolin, Freddy Slater, Ja· MAYS OKAY sido in a Sunday Scho· I losing mle Jobb, Cinda Sauer and CaroNEW YOR:K UP - Willie Mays. l}'n Ruasell , clau memberB, and conlest h ~ ld al the- South Rctlwl the Giants' star outfielder who thcfle guests, the Rev. Howard Rup· EUB Sunday S<'hool will be helt\ Waf!: admitted to a hospital Tues· J , pelt, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Taylor. ~rirtay n-ight, Ma;v 17 at 8 :00 Y~ day when he complained of a Mr. and Mrs Wllliam Lewls and amwunc('d by Norman Bahr, S rundown condition. Is expec-ted to S. Supt ., Sunday. Ollta, Mrs. Roscoe Fife:. be r~~::~~~ today and in .t he lin~ The Blue side with Donna -~ nieht for the start ()f ils cllptain loat to the Red J 111e ·~IJ tweek-end seriea .with the with Llla Bahr B.!! captain .. · •.' · Qodge"rs. Salisbury PTA New Officers Installed Tues. Middleport Society -..J .... M-embers of the Enterprlae Youth Fellowlhip attended the Group Jo"oor Youlb Rla"lly and wiener I'OQ!t held MoD' day evenlng at the GlouM.er Pa~k. Attending were Norma Jean \. and F,rence Ann BearhJ, Coty Beaver, "BDbtry and Jennie Lc•n· ley, p~ggy Folme:-, Joyce Davlll; Linda Moore, Johnny and Patrl·· cia Mu"uer , Dollie Brown. Ruth lkofllers, Freddie Brown, Rev. and Mf"s. :noger Bilhop and Mrs. OMUe :srown. T·he next meeting will be held at rthe Portland Park in July with Y·Refreshments were served by ·-· Atomic Energy: Plant Workers GoOn Strike Jt . Q .. ; .._Q •.t PORTSM.Ol]TR, :0 . . UP-A t or 1.460 .Oil , tJJe.mlc:al at the sprawUng YARDLEY Ladi.Bdlfolds $3.50 to $5.00 Stap a!ld After Bath · Fresh•• $1.00 WHITMAN CANDY $1.50 to $5.95 I OLil DOMINION CANDY 97c to $4.00 COSM.ETIC . SETS Yarclley- Eve In Parla- Coly- Rublnaleln $1.00 to $12.50 Other Su1sestions on 11he Sunbeam & Lady Sehlek J!leelrk Raaon U495 ~:!~!,,~comb & Bruoh Sell ......... .. .. $2.011- liP ,11 .. 39e to $1.00 Hair Dryer .. $1.95 Mothers Day Cards Full Selection ,, $c to $1.00 P,HARMACY POIIfEMY ~~~~--------~--J Jll:IOifa'm committee oJ ·the -;E~M'' .Curre~t Justice Of Peace Pay Sr., Mrs. Roier ¥o1111n and Mn . R. M. Sherinan, '\.O the 4inlng room ,whe:.., a ·~ttt ®ut-~e wa .• served wl1111 ~. llael>tel - I I · Wa: aL tlae· tfa and' «.."'ftee set··kc. total r- t~~·'"· :··which · Highway .Patrol Arrests TWO 0 D Traffl'c Counts tutionat · · The hi gh .~~r t , m a to me-::t ran out April A mass funeral servlee will b·~ held Sunday at 2 p. m. in the the Ohio State Patrol said today. H. A. Pletcher ,1'11, Clearfield, Cheshire Baptist Chu1·cb for t~e wa1 taken to Mayor E. F. rive members of the McCoy famcourt this morning and ily,_ •ith the Rev. · Shirley Wood, c~ar_g~ with failure to stop and officiating. Burial will be in the Yield nght of way at a .stop sign Cheshire Gravel HiU Ce-metery, on Route• 7..33. Fletcher posted under the direction of the Rawbond for )II appearance Satur- lings-Coats Fun eral Home . nl~~:ht. Other survivors of the McCoy's .~~Oi,~~A. !Coie, l'upper.!l Plains. are Mr,s. Pearl McCoy of Ports.. $1, aiad eath last night ~ mouth , mothtr uf M-r. ~Cov · In tbe court of Justice of Peace- R E. Grindley ~r permitting all_. unli~ fou-r sisters. Vada Blackburn, ne~; cenled ~rson to drive his v~cle. Portsmouth; May and Mag!ioie Me Ju.a,tke Grindley aaid also- ~'hat Coy, Surosa, W. Va.; Mn. Eimct M$l¥in Cunnillgbam, · ot Spata.se, Staley, Rockbridge ; three broth · baa been releaeed from jail uoder ers, Robert and William Edward, Millard Jam::!s, a~thorlty of hiJ eoU{t. and plfced Columbus and ' . i b ht b N 11 N 11 Jl 1 f'Wld here over the- prev1ous total t roug Y ewe e • a e - rereived :was announced her~ today mont County Justice of t_he peace, by Roger Morgan of the Cancer ? -.-1.49 uy to be, determmed by STYLI NO. 177$ Ill In ty cbmmJssloners of P•lllal . Pvther ......... •. $U5 STYLI NO. 1m •z.es reiMO: w•· u.4t · ' ,. CRDA.It HOPI£ CHEST :,f.;- .~llfouah 1 -~,, <!' . Cf..WIIIIII;....,.._ "''"'"' tlell'" ttllhlffnt I ..,_. .lr•wtr Ill ~~~ luHt. A,¥Oiobll ~ P1er1 Oraw or S.:a~cun MoM111W- · · · _.-. 17152 ; .. . . W:bJc.b thetr coun· l passage of the 1965 bill deClared UllCOD5ti1U· WU il011il. . ' Robinson, chairman or the ··r·; H~ute ludiclary Committee, said · Qte . ,. high court ruling "makes ·. ·• ~ pres9i.ng the need for t-he ~ 1)'8tt>m 01 county courts." · Such a system was proposed it1 a· bill .recommended by the eom· mittee for pll.Ssage · earlier thn .,. ~·-·-- .l • ;t RNITURE Corl'llr ., • l'nMill~t.,.,. '· :... Freight Train Derailed Today East Of Athens ATHENS ,.UP-The 0 more and Ohio Railroad's mBin line from Nt'w York to St. Louis was -blocked .tq,_day whe_n a [reight train derailed and rip~d up sht b1'oclt.!! of track& at Ohio UniverWeek. sitY airport, east of here-. The pending bill would crea,e -Witnesses said the locomotive · about 110 cotY.Js · over the .state, bound far· St. Louis, dragged th~ with the number In e&e:b coon!y \cars for several thousand feet berahling · from orte to sb:, based on · fore stopping. One car overlurned ~pulation wbleb · dot's not ·eome ·l near an underpa8s and dumped a ~un_der ~ jurisdicil.on of muni.ci load of coal "'On the tracks. No one wu injured. ·pat Courts. Should the county (jOurt bill be by bohh ·houses ·-as an measure, choosing of not be •h eld ~e ­ ~:.·:~y~~~~3~1E, to either . i . • t~e eoun· t.leetlon. They Jan." I, 1958, un· the bill. the statt's JP's will BAKE " Private funeral services ' will be held Monday at 2 p. m. in the Ew· .luttlc• of PHco R. E. Grind· ing Funeral Chapel for August H. lef ••kl today M will "keep Wober, 69, wh.o died early Friday tht cosh and let ttMm try and morning in Meigs General Hosill •.., .. whn it Was t.arned pita!. ·here the Ohio Supronw Court ) Weber. a member of the Ches~er ht~ declared unconttltutlonal Grange, was a&S<X!iated with Meip tho law that for two yean .Telephone Co., when it was firS'l made coumy ca"mmiaslonors organized in this county approxirHponalblo for paying selarmately 38 years ago. Jes to lvstlc.,_ . · SurvivinR are his wife, Mrs. -Mabel B. Weber; a. son, Vernon Web·. Tbe Supreme Ctturt declared Ute f'r, of Rutland; a daughter, Mrs. atatllte unconstitutional because it Paul (Ruth) Baer, Minersville; two ·4ele&ltes .the legislative power to brothers, Rev. Louis G. Weber, ~iX aalaries to county commission- retired former pastor of Peace er1,· witbouf prescribing stan-dards Evangelical Church of Pomeroy tot the offlcl&ls to use in determin· now residing in Somonauk. Ill. and tDJ salaries. Ferdinand· Weber of Strykersville, . It also ruled the law invalid be- N. Y.; a aitrter, Miss Mae Wetier, . '., eause it cannot operate uniforQlly of Buffalo, N. Y. 1 ' throughout the state, since\ differ- , He was preceded in death by a eountles could adopt different brother, ·Herman Weber. -aehedules. Friends may call at the funeral :;];~:;;;,· kenneth A. Robinson R· h_ome until t~me of services. f'· laid ·th:C Supreme C91Jrt Burial will be made in Pine 1- ru.l.lng apparently creates ; an Grove Cemetery. , ~ emer;ency situation ".!Iince there are presently no provi.sions on the book11 to allow JP'J to be paid. The fee .system was outlitwed ' STYLI NO. 1776 \ · ties. iJ.BS 1 August H. • wCbCr Funeral Ser"I·c·c . Will Be Monday ruled Wedne5d.ay the. Ohlo statute outJining thl!' method for paying jp•-s vi()lated tbe state Constitu· <ion. . . 'Jibe law, passed m 19:!5, pro-. ~ides that juJtlces of the peace lhlll receive a ~ixed annual sa). STYLI 110. 1774' 81au .. SU •• Annual Banqu~t Planned May 31 Thoma! Wolfe, ~:ddent o1 L:t : without ltacine Akimnl Association ar.up tbeir jobs.· DOWlced today . that t.helr annual ".Hoole • oom.intr banquet and UNION VISITOR dance" wlll be tbeld at the Raciae ; ;l!forlon Wat~b'b~rn. International Hig-h S('hool on F.r-h:b-y, May 31st. The b1111quet will be .served .. ~ Union repreHntative is Ted Ml~D of Pomero)' G·SiJ· p, M. tollowed by the dim ·t ·. ~ ~ Moldera ~II t;OC! P. M. wi!JI ~~ Ha~dox 0 p illl•"lr· . • wor).: · l 1 • .I . Former Syracu.sc; Resident To Be Honored June 3 Fund Drive committee. Prrdous total recorded was $2.012.M whi<'h, with the recent re. ceipt<, now brings the Fund to $2,779.78: Four persop..s will receive ho:1 A breakdown of the reeent col. orary doctor's degrees at co1 1. le7tions shoWs special events COD · mencement exerrlses of Otte.. trJbuled $163.25; clubs and organizations $30i romrnerdal and Indus· bein College, Westerville, Ohio, on Monday, June 3. trial $1116 aud special &irts $42. Communities hue contribU'I.ed The- persons to be honored and as foJiows-Raeine, $llt.63; Syra· degrees to be .conrerred er.e· cuse, additional, $I0.30; Lebanon u follo\Wl: Clayton F. L•Jtz, 'U. Twp. $107.20; Rock Springs $50.33; Superintendent of the Oh-io Soui.tf ·Pomeroy, additional, $23.75; MidCohfrrence, Columbus, 0., dlepor.t, additional, $29.71; Colum· east Doctor of Divinity; Delbert ::'.. bla Twp. $32.05 and Scipio Twp. $1 Mills, Superintendent or the Ohio Sou~t Confer.enee, Columbu"!l. Doctor of Divinity; C. Willarrt Fetter, Pastor, Flr.st EUB Churc•, Akron, 0., Doctor of Divinity and Milburn P. Akers, Executive Ed" Meigs-Co Little League To Meet The Meigs County l)tUe Lea• gue Association, cOmprblna: Little and Pony LeaJue Clltbs from Pomeroy, Racine and Syracuse will meet Monday .night, .May 13, at 7:30 p. m. in HaiL Pomeroy City ' Coaeh Olek Retton of P01'11eroy High School i~ prcMdent. An or· ganization must be set liP .at lhl& Ume to obtain funds tor the summer yoUth pro~CfJtm. Officials have asked ·t hat players' parm1s, dub Managers · and as.dstant.a and olhers(turn out in .foree. .. probation, • Tampa, Fla. ·· Mrs. Charles McCoy Is surviverl lty her husban{l and bei' parenti in Atlantie City, N. J. ~ "'" . Js,Nalled ·As Manager For· ·T,0' $2,i79 ·~ · · Total '" ' A $7q7.24 boost to th_e Cancer Middleport. when two cars met head--on in a three vehicle erash Her death marks the near obrteration ot the enure ra.muy, the only immediate 9Utvivc..r being a son, Charles, in the u. S. Navy ktat.loned in Greece, whose wi le was also one or the victims. men have been arre.!lted for tr.-,,; violation• and cited into : co·urt here in the piSt 24 . hours I 'COI:.'UMBmi:(tll>)-~me 500 Ohio justlce~Ul<i.peace Fun~\lltost~t, · will have to sem!''Without•pay, at least .until 1lsn:••t 1958. . • ' That fact became appa<ent today in the wakl! of a slate $U· preme Court decision declaring the .JP pay system unconsti· nesday night on State Route 7 appro"imately one mile .south of ·- O!J L<'\\ Ayres Cor the prultam and roll c-aU respons~ wc.·c •:Swnmer RP.dlna Plans." Mt~. Mill• Invited tlle members and guo.~ts, M'n. TheodQre Reed todaf Portsmouth Are'.! saifl, that he was rea-dy Cor the by anernoon's The death toll resulting from Meigs County's most tragic accsdent mouniA!d to eight with announcement by M.eigs Genera Hospital of the death of Mrs. Ruby McCoy, 37, wife off Manhall McCoy a.t 9 a.11. this morning. Mrs. McCoy wu the esghth person to die as the result of Meigs County's worst traffic accident which occurred Wed· with both sides further in Chili : ' Many of -the parts that go into this huge turbine rotor are j cothe, but that he "could 111ot . . h . d1.s-cu.cs the m11.tter whde the . made to cIoser to Iera:nces than the parts o f a 1me .watc . Th_ls 1strike would be in progress.'' phd"to was.take~ dur~g assem~ly of the new Untt 6 t.:t Ob1~ Un"ion members va.ted TuesdR.y · PQ~'r Company S PhilO Plant. ag11inst a three year contract tc• summor. ' Mrs. Everett Hayes rcvicwr' "Attars Ruby McCoy, 37, Succumbs To Injuries At Meigs Hospital Pr¢sent Play Tonight The p.la:nt employs a total of 2750 workers. Secretary John Dietz or til ~ Atom·ie Ent-rty CIJ'Iftmiuion'.!l La · bar-Management Rela1ions PaQ.el. '· for- eh·e-vrachia•e-wllh ' .auf future ·pia..-• .. nHthftd SINGLE COPY-lie j manned b:y supervisory personnel. Sunday School Class Wiener Roast Is Held Mrs. Dona-ld .Mills, prellde.n.& aC the Middleport Literary Club. completed her year a• presidcn; when 11he ente-rl8lned the club a~ -her home on Lincoln Street WednNday afte111100n.. Mn. Milh: opened the meetlnt wtth the Colteet and the reslgn·atlona of MrR Rnbert Harris and Mra. Wtiyne Glbbqn~ were accept.cc\. n wa5 anuollnctd -t hat ttre Southea1t Di.s· trict of ~ha FederMion of \V{lm en'a Clubs would be held on May 2' at NellonvUie. •· Mrs. Mills named Mra. Noah lfl:lkhu, Mn. D. B. Hartdngl:t' and Mra. Ben Ph-fl10n on the auditing eommlttee and they will report at the firat meeting In .the rail. . After thahking the offleers and member! fo.r their as!listanee an'"' loyalty durlna: the ynr, Mr.... Moillfl turr»ed the meeting over tn Mrs. Fol'ftl(l. B..ehtet, the n~w president. Ml'l- •· Bathtel jl11s appoint~ M.r&. Mills, Mrs. Henry Null and Mn. Rodney Downing 1$ f Atomic Energy Pl.tnt today over a wa~e disagrremenL The day shift was to report at 7:Ju a. m. EST but the walkout was called five minutes earl-ier. The strike wa~ a~alnst the Good· yea-r Atomic Corp.; wMCh opCT· <Jtes the plant for the Atomic Energy Commission. 1 Goodyea:- spokesmen said the plant , WfPJld continue in operatior. Vaughan's Beauty Salon .i .,... t.nJtht. S.tu..-.y cloudy with .......... flke•y ..at ancf tovth portiOM.. T"rl'llnt ceoler t.u.M •nd S.tYrcMy. HQ!h hNtay 70 north to nNr 10 ~. ~· • ~- and Atomic Workers members went on strike ;::;;;:;;:;;.~:~S~T~R~A~N~G~E~A~D~V~I~N~T~U~R~E~~~~~ Costume Jewelry $1.00 I 1 1 ~even . . . ·'' ·~· I Wftlrlt •how.,.. and tcatt.....r thvf\ .,_t"'"'* t.day b.~- --------­ POMEROY SOCIETY I ... ISS the Dorcas Youth Fellowship as roams rocms . : . ~h. . . .. · · , In Dan JtiYeL""-'-·"" I •v UNITID OHIO! Coma.raltle cMHifllldl;4l ;·AG&E Steam Unit Revealed Philo Plant~ Week I Mrs. Donald Mills Is Hostess For Literary Club Pomeroy·:Middleport, OhloJr{da~. Jl.ay 1~ 1957 @I .............. Speelol enttne 'VOL IX NO. 22 ,..,. . . . . . . . . . S8995. McMaster W.-ather- Low tonltht uppu- 6 N n..r AO ...uthe..t. . gl • EUB Church at tbc church on June 4, with Mr. in charge of game! a~d Mrs. Oliver Michael, Mrr, Walter "'tlrs. Harold Smith, ~rs . Melvm Kennedy Jr., and M.r&. Donald Smith, Mrs:. Glen Smllh and Mrs. Seevers with Mrs. Conrad Obllnger Leonard Van Mete1' Sr .. as hos~l:i contributin~ ti~tess, to those tes~s . · ·. named above and Mrs. Elwood Min Barbara EskeW,• was ln Bowers and Mrs. Gl~n Smltb. . ":barge of the nitnery d11ring the 1meetlnJ. The next meetEng will be held •. . . . f Wise Birthdays Are Celebrated Sunday, MayS e lo Lonl New• lo Ad-u.Jna lo CircuJAUoD .. • ' IRST Enterprise . EUB Attends Group Youth Rally { ln the meantime Mella GeJJ!rp\ Hospital attaches said today tlttat th~ co.udition of Rutb Ann Halley 8, the sole survivor of the craslt, centin-ue..~ to be "fair." The Highway ;:•atrol search frJ:- ·Ohio Power Company Is N Winner Of 2 National Au, ...., ~d~~r~n.~:!~ the o~~:tiw:i·~~p;:;::?J~~~ I .r. Ohio )?ower awards, on~ of Company which is is _forthe its recipient employee Power Rev1ew, ~od the other for .one of its newspaper advertisemettts. T M Ci . WO . ason ty Resi"denls Are Hurt In Falls' Public: UtiJities Advertlsfng Assn. selected Ohio Power Review as the best em--ployee newspaper of electric, gas and we.ter c:ompanl.U in the s., · Canada and Hawaii havina 400.000 or more cua~men. The awatd, baaed on the 12 b. SU~I .of ,the Review publlalled ln lOM., was pre~ente'cl tbe company City at tht PUAA t"onVentlon today in Two residents of MasOn suffered broken collar bon:e& in falla fecently. , Hn. Matilda Noble feU dow-. the buement steps :of her bome, broke her collaroor· e, . the litUe tor. Chleago Sun·Times, Doctor of fin&er of her righ hind, · ·a~~od Humane Letters, .bruised ber hip and sev,rai ribS. Mary Young, dauehter ilf . Mr All four ·~ distingulshOO lead- and Mrt. John Yount. Jr., fell while attending a carnival tn ·mera in their f1elds of endeavor. Rev. M-ilia ls a former S;yracu-st> eon and llllfercd a broken collarresident and has many friends in bone. Meigs county who will be happr to know of this deserving· llonUt" MEIGS GENEfiAL HOSPITAL . being conferred upoo bim. He hi;!! spe-nt t3 years Jn the church Admitted: Ocie Hetney, Letart wort of the EUB. · Falls. , · 1 Dlscbaraed:. Mra. }'red Burson, Mrs. Pearl McBride and Mn. Shade:; Mn. Lew Lew~s and baby, Tlloma.s A. Clark of Syra<:u&e aft! Mid~leport. Sarah Errmgt~n , Porn· sister• •nd David H. Mlllfl is a eroy, Marlon t':kens, Rac:mc; Ciabrother . ot Rev.. Mms. . ra Wo11 e, Racme. I Pi. PomerGy Patrolman Wins Farm Bureau Aw~rd I u. th• the unident.i.Iied driveJ" whO ·--was Middleport Central School, was alleged to have· "run away" from reemployea al manli:Cr" of the accident endef! Thunday when be was a-rrested and tried Mwtlcipal tion Board Pool metwhen the the Recrea· Village in the court of Justice of the HaU Wednesday evening. Peace R. E. Grindley. Highway Patrolman C. L. BogS!' Bruc!e Uoyd, chairman presid ed and other board members pre· Thursda01 afternoon placed Robert sent were P~tul E. Davis and Lion- RawJing1. 00, of Middleport under el Boggs. Robert Fiaher, Middle- arrest after he admitted to having port Emerpnty SqUad member been the driver of the car seen at and fireman, was at the sc-ene of the accident scene. the aceident below Middleporl and could not attend the meet- On arraignm.nt before Grind! 'Y · '1>tbers Cbarle1 ebarge present were ·Mcllonald,· w.b o Coach is m of supervised rcereation Cleveland. during the .summer vaC"atlon; Pt!"n: (AaaociRte editor of the Review cipal Kennedy, and Stnet Com· for the Valley Division of Ohio mluion.er Lewi!l Ellis. Power Is GeotRe F. Kehrer of Employee,& who were hired for Portsmouth.) the summer· are Manager, Leo Kenn~·; head We guard Mart Ohio Power also bas reeelved Carolyn MiJler; assistant John an A?JI;l'd of A:ferit from Reddy Ketchka; lil'e · guard, 'Ibom~s Kilowat~ Inc., for aa ilutata.nd,ing Skinner; roncessiona, Carla Wil· newspaper advertisement whicb son, OpeninJ date of the pool w11J wa1 published in the daily and weekly newtpapers In" its service depend on the weather •nd •·ill area laSt year. The public rela- be announced later. "The slr~t deaupervised by Robert Uona ad feat~red Reddy Kilowatt P,rtment, . . and an out!me ol tbe State of Ki~K, arf eompletmg needed _l'r!· Ohio . ,!howmg the_ locatl~a• of parrs at the pool In preparation ~hio Power trucks ID it1 flve dl- ft.r the openinR date. · vi.flons. · Ohio Powf'r'a ad was one of five 1elected in a nationwide survey of electric: company adverti•~ ~ in1 . representatives conducted by I ua••.., Tax Sales Redd~ Kuow•"·'••· • Vacation Bible School Will Be Held t\t Racine Show Increase In eigs County ~~ ' Prep~tid sales tax -receipts. in Mel.gs Cou,l\ly [or the week qnd· lng April 27 topped by $83 . r~ c&~pt.s for tlte conresponding week last year aceoniing to Sla~e Trea$llrt:r Roger w. Tracy. He said collections this yeolr were $4,333 compared to $4,301"' T-he Plars for a Vacation Bi~lo last year. CollooNons to da~ School ~o he held at the Ra~me ftor8 July I 1956 t.o now here Meth_odJst, Cburcli hav_e betn a11 · . were $l9& ~ compared to th" nounced tiy th~ Re~. JohB- H. El· same peri~, July I, 1955 to thr woo~ a.nd the Rev. H•1c-b,ard YounJ,'Ilast week in April of .1956 were The .st"hool will be held from $208.268. J.u.ne 17 to "28 with the .commenceOhio collections rt'gi.stercd the · d 1 .... kl t t ment ex:erc1ses being h('ld on Stut secon arge:.. wee Y 0 a1 1!>" day evening, June 30. the calendar year. the sales tax collections of $3,790,253 from the The .!lcliool will be spo-nsored by sale of prepaid tu receipts for the churches of Racine charge or the week ending Apr.il 27, 1957 the Evangel.ical Uqi.ted Brethren topped the revenue:!! o.f $3,182,231 Churc-h and the Racic.e charge ot lor t-he correspoiHling week end· the hlethodist Church. ed April 28, 1956..J by $8.032 o · .2I per eent. The cumulliltive grand Rawling.~ admitted that he wo:~s the driver of a 1957 two tone£! Dodge car and pleat'ff'd "piity·• to a charge o( "reckless oper t· tion;• Rawlings emphatically denied that .be waa racing with John Carter Smith, 21. · RFD, Mlddlepor;t, who waS killed in tbe fatal acc:idettt. He said that be wu dri,·ing fast on State Route 7 and road testing the Dodge car which he asserted was giving trouble by cutting out at about 65 milea per h our. Rawlings said that he did not see anyone following his car but admitted that it could have been possiblt- for Smith to have taken out after him. Rawliu"gs said \hat he did not see, nor hear, the accident and tbat he" drove to the Meigs--GaiUa line, tur.ned around and came back. He said that he had stopped: at the scene of the accident and that, ewen then, he was ·unaware ol the fact that he was the person being talked &bout at the accident scene as having been the other dri~=r~ result of his guilty plea to reckless operation of a motor ve- hicle Rawllr.gs was aasessed a line of $50 and costa by"' Justice Grindley. Payment~ of the ~ine and costs was made and Rawlings re- I leased. . Tbe Hlgh\vay Patrol conducted tJ:le entire investigation. of the ae· c1de~t and was re.aporuuble for the · tracmg of Rawlings and his subse. quent arrest and conviction. .In the meantime [uneral services 1 WlU be held at 2 p. m. Saturday ~or M!. and Mrs. Ge~rge Halley. f h.,JhJhre ~d,at 150 ~- m, Sahoturd.ay or o n ....,.r er mllb w were .also victims 0 f the b cras · MARKET REPORT CL"'IJGINNA'n UP - Eggs. barely steady; net \ · (Continued on Paae Seven) pai~ ,~ rarms fur U. S. consumers wti:ite and brown, A jUmbos 29-31; A medkuns 24-26; A 811'1a11 20-21; · U. S. 8 large 23-25. FOB whites and browns, "A larJe 33-33; A medium 29-30~ large 2330. Ohicken-s, il")'ers 3-3J,l, lb 18-20; !tens, heavy 14-1 ;"light to-ll. .Bu.Uer 80 ..-e 71. wt.a,} . large 26-27; A colledions rrom the beg.inning of Lhe alrrent fiseal yoe-ar, which be · gan last July 1, and which Include prepaid tax receipts, uSf: .tax and otber ('oiler:tiDM, rose to $180.M4,02D on .\.prU 27. 19M. Prod= • � 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 9, 1957 halley mccoy smith