http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ee0303cecd0c62d67059bf16445368ec.pdf 7cc1c71b13231a2642ac092871334a0f PDF Text Text ' • ! -- - - ' , • bytorian Clrurdl wltll burial ,Ita Lono 0o11 Cemetery thoro. Mr. Sblne~ who a -~ eale.-nan, died ~ bit. home WeO. De!Hlay •fler a 'lona Ulneu ' He wu • ~ of the Prea • Paul Gomer IDd diUghtet', Plula, and Mra. AI•• Grever, Cbelhlro,' are businesa Vlllton ln Charleaton visited Tburtday evemng with Kr today. and Mro Elmer Wlel<ham eGf "' Mrs William Betz and daughter. Mr .and Mra W R O'Neill of he Su ar Ruo PTA held Ita thanked the .sixth grad~ parent! t ,~ Sandra, Jackson. were overnlabt Pomeroy bad 18 ~otlte~~ fi~l 'meetna: of the year, Ttua~ for their belp the put year and b)'t.,.... Oburcb, 111-• !Adce Juesta Friday ol her parents, Mr e~d 0~=~• an/ c~ldten of day evenmg at the school. eJ,tended a welcome for tbem to No. 19, F. & A. 11. aod seottlft and Mrt. H. Wiae Jr ymon d d Mr 1 Mrs Ra Woo4geard president, return next year, Rlte Bodiea of Cbarluton. Sharon Mttch and Sbirly Ash Rome Stewart wai taken to hrt Wayne, ~n • M~ d~ ~~ open~ th~ meeting wlib the PI'A SW'Ylvon: incl'de bll wlle, O.,!le Grant Hospital, Columbus, Ul the c~n;:e Mua : 11°nd M.r':.' 'Gar prayer Yearly repqrts were glven members of the sixtb gnde, were Rawline,a-Coat.t ambulflnee- Friday 0 ~~ar:~d .::ttildren of M~n!i" by MT~ Leland s1810n, secretary, 10 ebarae of the nursery durtng the <IJUChler, two """'· I llmr ~nd Mr and Mrs Paul Smart and Willard of and Mrs James O'Brten, treasurer meeting three brothers. tnoludflll ~ daughter, Mra GeorgE:" Hackett lr. • W. ,and son ' who reported $18G40 in the At the close of the meeting reSh1flet of Middleport. ' f S. avy treasury The summer round-up were aervd by Mrs. R wtll leave Sunday for Toledo to llistt Mr and Mrs. Milton. Smart whlch Will be held June 26 at the Jacobs, Mrs.. }i'rank Tttut, ,Mrs and family Tbis wm be tbeJ.r first ~ Jumor Htgh School at 2 p M R Shasteen, Mr.s. c. E Blakes. vtSJt with the new dauehter of_the 10 ~;tO I wtth Mrs Leo Crew a.s chatrman, Mrs. Wdhar», clark. Mrs. WdSmarts who was born thu: montb. was announced bam Anderson, Mrs. Frank Mr and Mn. Vernon Rogers 0 eO It was also announced th 01 t tbe Vaughan, Mrs Leshe Fultz. Mrs. are spending the week end at tbelr aud!tlng committee would meet James Titus and Mrs. Leo fonner home tn Fostona. later m the summer Mrs Harold Vaughan Mlss Maxane Bennett, Columbua, The Ohio Eta .Pht Chapter ..Beta Ebersbaeb gave a report on the ,------was a recent guest of her parentl!l, Slam• Phi Sorority members were County Council held 'recently m Mr and Mrs Charles Bennett. hosteases at a Mothen' Tea held Rutland Mrs wo.odgeard presented &ifts The Rev LOuis Weber, _SomoD- in the Lutheran Cburch Thursday auck, Ill, lef~ Fnday for bts home evening May 16 Prelldent Donna to Mrs Pearl Wtlhams, Robert after a weeks VISit w1th Mr. and Jone 1 served as mt&tress of cere· Roberts, Mrs Ralph Zundel, Mrt. Mrs Vernon Weber and family at monie1. Charles Gibbs. Mrs Frank RemRuUand He was called here by the The program Included a short hart and Mrs Leo Bryan, teachers death of August Weber, Chester. hiatory of t~e sorority by Janet of the school, Charles GJbbiJ, sup.. Other guests at tbe Vernon Weber Hinkle and Ann Rupe read a tr1b- ermtcnde-nt, Luc1lle Swackhamer, home were Mw Kay Weber and ule to mothers. Susie- Meier, a mu 1ue supervisor, and Theo Kimes, Ferdinand Weber. Buffalo, N Y., cuest. joined Mrs Nolan S)Yack· culftodian and expressed her apMr: and Mrs. Rlebard Chamber hamer, who played the PJ&np, to precJation for their help the past and son, Enc took bis parents, slng a salo, "My Hero" year Mr. and MrS'. Herbert Chamber•, ~ Tli.e table was decorated ':"tth The patrol boys Tom White, I Dayton today for a short Vl!li yellow roses and a rose was gtven captam: Allen Dowme, hr.st lieu· Mr and Mrs Frank Gaul (above) of Chesler on Sunday May with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Aleshire. to each mother at the end of tbe tenant, Tommy Shasteen, second 5 observed th01~ 50th Wedding Anniversary at their home with 111'. an:d Mrs. Herbert Chambers proa:ram Refreshments were tea, heutenant, David Gordon, rm;.t of. fly to Mongo~ery, Alabama, punch, tookies and sandwtche.a. r1eer, Jim Mei"S, second offreer; more than 125 relatives and friends in attendance They were wtll for a two months visit with ~~~ Marcia Ho~ter, a special guest, and Hank deland, thtrd •cdteer, married at Sumner, Ohto, m 1907. and Mrs Orvll1e Chambera an 1e1ved at thl! tea table, and Ann were honored and presented a ' Mr 11.nd Mrs Don Covert have famtly Rupt at the punch bowl. g1ft by Mr1. Woodgeard m behald Mn Harry Lazos, Whittier, Calif Present were membe-rs and their of the PTA. Supt Gibbs spoke on returned from Akron where tbey 1s v111ting her 1daughter. Bd:rt L E mothers, Annie Chapman, Mrs the good work of the patrol boys vtstted Mn Helen Hubbard Mor· 1 b Funeral servt~es for Homer rls, who Is recoverin" from having Reynolds, and ramtly ThL!I s er Delmar A. Canada)', Lot• Rosen- and expressed his appreciation of Sh1flet, 72, Caool Wineb.CBter f! ft111t time to see her new IJ"e&t baum, Mrs Orin Smlth, Donn). Chief of Police Frank Hud$0n, for former local teS<ident, were 'held her le~ broken in three places . gr$nddaughter, Rena Lynn, daulh· Jones, Mrs Edmond Wells, Pan- hlS help. A note of thanks wu Mr and Mrs C H Wa~>e Jr and V\&~~~8 ~";' ;nl~~:~~e!::tb"M~~ ter of Mr and Mrs Val E . Rey- dora Colima, Mrs Dayton Strack· ordered seat to Mr Hud!lon A sranddaugbter, Kathryn Jane Han· Elhtnny and chaldren, Kathie and noiGs, GaHtpoHs land; Sue Cramer, Mu. Clarence vote of thanlts was gJYen to Ednahs, Pomer?y, attended the grad· Russell Mr. a.nd Mrs WUiiam Stansbury Struble; Chnrlene Thomas, her ward Stark who provides Jce Tha open church wtddift8 of uahon at Rutland HlQh s~hool Mrs Sara Kelly and Mrs. Eltz- and elfUdrtm, Charles Bill and aunt, Mrs Eber Lewi.a, Pbyllls cream baTs for the school picnic Ruttw Ann Gaul (aboft) to Dale .. Friday ntght as guest\1 of Gene abt1th Sprmk, Akron, Mrs Everett Jacqueline and their maid, Clell'- Meier, Mra. Phlllp Meler, Jean each year Tbe attendance banzler RutMii Johnson will be: .an •vent Long, graduate Davis:, Mrs. Emmett Cray and water, Fla, were due here thla Werry, Mrs. E E. Bryant, Janet was awarded to the second ll'lde of Sunday, Jun• 16. et fhe Rtcina Mrs Frank Knopp, Soulh Chll:r· M R C Sansbury visited Mr week end Jacqueline will remain Hinkle, Mrs. Audrey Frost, Sally taught by Mrs Reinhart. Smartest·Looking Btptitt Church •t 2:30 P. 11\. les.ton , Is v1s1tmg her sister, Mrs a;~· Mra C B Weise, Harrisonvlllc with the maid at the home of her Charle1 Sauer, carol Mrs W R Shasteen, program Announc.•rnut of the approachLawns in Town J K Sm1th Sr Road Friday maternal grandmother, Mrs C. C. ll'orest Bachtel, Mar· chairman, opened the program Ing motril9t' wat made this WHk h 1 Halterman, Beaver, and Mr and Mrs. Claire Karr; With an trtcle on mufic 'Vblcb by Mr. and Mn. o. J, G.ul of ..... Mrs Clalr Spcnc~r and Mrs C H Wise Jr were buuness vulton Mrs CecU Grogan, Colum us, s Mri. Garen Stansbury wlU aceomAnderson, Mrs AI. stated that music wa&-tbe fourth ~~ Poml Pleuant, Friday a week end gutsL ot her fath.e~, C. pany their son and his wife and · Ann Rupe, Mrs Ed- great material want of human na- cine. Gene Spires who 11 statiOned at H. Wise Sr., :md Misa Ruth Wtseh. son to Walhneford, Pa., to vi1lt Gabbs, Mrs ture w1th food first, clothing secFort Knox ba• been v1a1tlng Mrs Arnold Richards and daug Mr and Mrs. Rlehard Hemminway Ma~la Lelfbelt ond, and shelter third r~~la~t~lv~e;s~h~·e~re~';;;;;.;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·.,_;:;!.;te.i:r,;•:;•Jaion;;;ic;;c;;;;an;.;d;;;;R;;o;;se;;t.;ta;;,;;a;;n;id;;M;;.;'!. (Jane Stansbury) and children, Pe)ohn Leif. Followmg Mrs Shasteen's arl- -ter, Lynn and Nancy Jane. Wfllllm lcle a llu1o quar1ot, compooed of StaruJbury, •upervisor of the BeJe~~:n Webster, Janet Carpenter, card Drug Store chain Will go to Ann Ietnbower and Linda ~row, wllmmgton, Del, to start a new presented, "Pizz1cato Polka'.. A Music lovers o! the Bend area store. saxophone quartet, Bill Andenon, attenrted the mlbStcale given al Jtm Ebenbach, sue Smith .! and the Mt Mortah Baptist Ci,.Jrch ,.I..V Sondra Pott~ 1 ~Jayed "HuYdaguna:s WSII Ma><h", and • flute trio, Jean Wei> Thursooy nl~hl by the Mjsolon ster, J!lnet carpenter and Ann ary Socaety Mrs C R Young Mr .and Mrs Howard Bolin, Ath· A .!JUrprlse party was held a Icenhower aetompanied by SO'ndra was genera1 ch.;urman of the pro Coll"'l In tow! Set the lmRIIIf ntw LAWN-.... ens Road, and Mrs. Wendell Freck· noon Friday at the RobmS(In Orv Potts at the plano presented "1'ur- gram and Mrs Campbe-ll Harper 80Y1l EIJIII 1rttt power mowers-one fOir er of Racine, spent last Sunday ln Cleanlnq plant, Rutland St , for key In The Raw". ~ vtce,presldent of the Society, pre )' O Ur lewn tnd ~udlet Stt for eumpla thl Columbus w~th the latter's daugh- {he birthday11 of Mrs Don Cbvert Brlef talkS were given by 1 the s1ded new =DPIDid !AWN.fiO'I Au~-r. or ter and son-ln-law, Mr and Mrs ¥ra Charles Wise Jr, Mlss Flor teachers Mrs WUUams The pro;gram mcluded a num tilt erf11l,. llli&hl O.Suxt CSt!own Richard Briggs and attended the ence Rowe, w:ho celebrll'le theh· prtncJpal tfnb~s ber ot seJet<tiOOO 1>:; the chotr llartlf..turlAI thl I Aot~ated Pilot christening or Christy Lee Brla:•~ bLrth.chtYI this .month 'ffbul !ltllleepo IIi tAWft·IOY Catllilf IIYM ' were not 80 neei:l from the Lak1n State Hospttdl at the Grandview PretbYtetlan even on ffluatl, r§tt IIWIII. Your lawvn will An Italian s'ORgbeN·I dlnnf'r w~ wbat money not w1th Floyd WmJton as director look beuer with ltn werll bV ,ou, wtlef\ ~u Church 81 important as ;~~!r~~;~r.: .•~~~~ and Mrs Weobster as plantst. Thr. plepwred by Mrs. Odetta Pierotti UM • a\lllity.bUilt. fail..jWtiiiJ, l15y.tp.t• Mrs Ed Wise, Columbiana and and son, Gino, and ~erved with mg" She also sta'ted that hi_ghllght of ~heir program was 1t1n1 tAWN.fiO'I. Mrs Ed Swank, North Uma, re- hot roUs, plekiN, eoflee and a wa~ founded to make parents_ "The Lo:it Chord" A wLo "l Be Lurned to their homea Friday af· birthclay cake, made and decora teaeber.s u one ,that they mlg.nt; [lieVt'!" waa .sung by Manntng tcr a few days visit wltb Mn .Ray ed by 'l'he:hna Boyer A ceoter· co·optrate with each other for Baumgardner of the hmttes~ See Them In Scldenabe\ and Mr and Mn ()ieee of JIOses was arranged hy benefit of the child and concluded group, Mrs Irvin Daumgarc' neJ' Tbe llousewlll<ls Howard Stewart 1bey came at this Rilla Lcwi1 .and the hea.rt shapfld her talk w1th a poem, ''The Teach dirt.-ctor oi the loca~ Jumor chu.u Depl. On The. lime to attend the graduation of napkins carried out the birthday er' Creed" presented the group 1n two selec1 ·MaiD Floor James Roy Freell:cr at Chester Mrs. Reinhart expressed her tlons Mrs Har:per at."COmpa.rNed Mn Hubert Fair, Gallipolis, theme Attend~lliJ the dinner were L opinion that two projects for the the Na.omi Juntor -ch'Olr who al.!;n D HartJng1!r, Lavada Woodyard sehool ahould be f1eiht1es for the sang two numbers. Helena Baker, Rllla Lewis, Kath· slow learner and a better health The Society served re£re;h v~ .... vn. -<:> _ _, , ryn Wt.se, Florence Rowe, Gmn program. Mn Gibbs thought a ments to the Lakm cholf m tlle Pierotti, Mrt Don Covert, Thel television set w9uhl be educabonal c-hurch dining room and the SATRDUAY ONLY MAY II ma Boyer Eaeh ITMID received , for the puplil and j expressed her members workm~g on Ute food llandkel'll!'hld and the womnn del!ire for a aet ot 1 D1rd call rec· eomm 1ttee included Mr<J OSC<!f Hugh O'Brien N•ncy Gatea "Wyatt larp" af TY were presented oCOrllle.t. ords. She closed by thanklne the Harclaway, J\1 "8. Charles Jones, THE BRASS LIOEND Mr~. Wise played "Happy Birth parents of the third grade for Mn. Emma Bland, Mrs. Wt\! -also, day" on a mlnU.ture mus.lc boM belpinJ make her year mo:re suc. Wiruton and Mrs Arnold Ric We Pa) t% Intereat On Your Savingo al'dJ. Jark Palanee Shelly Wiqtert for the party. Pictures wen taken eessful. t DtiD 1' THOUSAND TIMII <'l the sroup a,nd MiSII Mabel Hy· Mrs. Zundel appreciated the ( ,;;;;;o;;;;;;;_;;;;.,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;O:=::=:!=~ sen. who wu unable to attend the chance of becoming acquainted <CmemaJcope - Technlcolor) the party, was aeDt her dlftner. with the parent• and teachers. She Ctrtoon and 3 ltoDtta complimented the parents on hav· SUN.-MON. MAY 1..20 ina • aood principal and supr. I James Stewart C1thy O'Donnell in:tendenl who work together for MAN FROM LARAMtl the good of tbe pupils She ex(Cmemaseope - Technlcolor) preseed her desire for &h!mentary . POMEROY, OHIO -alsohandwork ln tbe school. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Bud Abbott Lou CoateUo Mr. "Robrta s1td he tried to be Meml>or Ftdcral Reserve Syaler.J DANCI WITH Ml HINRY milable 1t all tim., II the par. The Wom~n·s A.Poetathm of the tntl wi1hed to consult him (!On· Firat Rrelbrterlan Chu1'(1.h wilt- cernlng thetr c:hild. He also spoke meet Wednesday ln»lead of the of the need of rJpalrlng the film uaual ThutJ4ay meeting beeattBn projector or pl'n•thas'lni 1 n~w " of 1he ~~lcl wUh the ~iihl.h one a~d tbou1ht a television set I Grode cra®lllon woul~ 1>o helPfUl ' Mlu M<Natet Sauer !,; In • cblrJe of t,lle proanm at14 Mrs. \ S!Jpn GJbb& though that the Wflllam obllnaer will ~ .•~e"o- nrs~ .meethtg next year Mould be tlo""al lead~. a hGmh room proaram wit~ par1~ , ijoatellftlll Mra 'R.o~ncy entJ a'i'ld tuehera, whleh was S.¥ft', Cb'arlotte Perrin, Dr Kat~ 11uccesaful laat year. It was r;n Poindexter, Mn Suslf ~o~at to pUI'C'b'a•e bird eall recOrds 11 · Je•n Lama and Daiaie ~un the lt!Mool M~ Wooctaeard thea detJ. Sugar Run PTA In Final Meeting Of Th e Y 0 n Th Ur$day EVenmg • 1-J)a.Uy senUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 18, 1957 -ObServe Golden Wedding Date .&:: , ;:et c. ' I I IRS.T I ' • V,: IX I ~Fr~•da~Y~M~t~he~Pt~~p~~~·~·a~nt~~Pr~•~,~·~(5;)~~~~~~----~~~~'~ For the Stnoolhest·Cul, Ki· Mt. Moriah Baptist Church Musicale Is Given On Thursday 1 Surprise Party Given f .Or Three On friday Noon POMEROY So THEY'RE HERE! t 'I HUONDrive·ln r The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company • Presbyterian Women To Meet On Wednesday OPE·N ' FOR FIRST TIME EVER! SALES .,.e I I \" ' What,'s Coming Next ? :? I K~ep wal<hlnl for our ad In IIIla ne\flpeper - l!iO\m• come 1n for a SC!IIIbelialem Ohio. while vlall al ~ We' feature: ~ ~ ~tf-Atwattr AN AI-R COOLER 3 the Jug~st marble dealer, In . O.tboarcl ...on 6 H.P. to 40 ll.P. with Ball·a' matlc. 8 YELLOW JACKET MOULDED BOATS I ,t sHBJ.L LAKE FIBERGLAS BOA!I'S. ~ !, ~ RAVEN~ ALUMINUM I!'bAT.S ' rUI~~J) .(t.UMINUM P4~Efi!~Kiil~ ~ . • . , I ·' ALL • HIIJLTOP MARINE •• JM•t.ropoli~n 1 • • and colors. '' We ~ oPen for Uatln.Js of rul estate ' propertle.,. for .._le ' from. our q(llees, 101\i Court S!foot. POmeroy, Ohlo1 Mr. Jamet O'Brien ap,~ Mr. Tboma11 I> Cnw are licensed brokers under \he laws of Ohto an4 N''- duly iiWOJ1K)J'Ited ul1dir thotse lawo of~Oiilo. i'be O'llrleo I. crow ,lleolll, q.. tne. If eno ppd In ~· bullneaa o( carryi"t WI In go<HI filth tnd ,..fin. trulll •nr aod aCI m""lli ftol!P the l>\IYil)l ll1'~ ,..lliliil '"!.~oil fOlate ~.. au peraon1. • • nttn~ Weatller .V IINITID 1'11111 •I- _.... - OHtO: - · r•ln er 4riat. tMay, c10t.r • a~ •xfrtme Nit porllenl. ~' ly dtMHiy and Twtd.r pMtly warnMt" wwt, ceolet tMifht. cleudf, • littla .OW.,., llktfo( wilt br ,.,......, olohf. Hlth 50. ,..........._. te 65-10 IOUfheatf, Low tonltlht •J.S2. ,.! orne .,.....,••••• AHe SINGLE COPY- rom " ------------·----·----------~------------~----~-- $35,000 ·~lllllages Over Weekend,In Traffic Drive 1 Ask~As.Result • Six Of$35.000 Shootmg•uJtCase IA!I' ~orcement of Six Meigs Countians Are Jailed I Middleport •l SOCle Y r· NO. 30 Oh' Ph. M th ers T Held Thursday Homer Shiflet Fnneral Rites Held On Friday • persons were jailed over the weekend by Meigs County officers, two them arrests by the Obio State l'atrol on charges of drivtng while illtoxlcated. Forest H Meadow~. 41, Reedsville, was fined $100 and ll!lils 'and sen~ced to three days in jail by Mayor E. F. Rob' IIISOn Saturday night. MeadOW)' had been arrested about 2:20 ~- J4. that day. A. Krught, 54, Pomeroy, .y\1 arrested at 3·22 A. M. at lbe Ju.netl6ns of Routes 33 and 7 bv tlie Hlahway Patrol on a similar 0 lSIOD eb.,.ge. HI• hearing before Jw· Ute ()f, Peace a. E. Grmdley w 11 for Mono!J', then p08tpooert f-t 1the request of lils attorney. •J3t0 Friday ~nirbt was releas- Six persons int:!ludmg a f1 .: ~from jalJ Sunday alternoan montb.old baby, ~ pamful"v a~aupplyinJi! a $ftOD ea<~JI ~n.-J but not seti.ously ir::Jured late Chsrles Whltungton. Che!lhire Sunday afternoon O'l the Keuo,1 ~ 26. lll'!"eatetf by neputy Sheriff Buhan Road whrn two cars col· Jltfted. Lyone 0.1 E. Mam Street llded bhe State Patrol :e.porte'l fdt reckless operation, posted S40 ~oday. , ~nd for bis appearance toda 1 Dale Welch, 10, Rt 1, Long befo.re JP Grindley. Bottom, was charl)ed with driving "'l:lurty nunu.tea earhcr Lyons lert Q..f center after the accide 1l in.ipted an t~ideht lit Syra whioh happened at the top of 01 , cute, at llhe sh~rp tutn be1ow the 1-J~J about seven mtles north of " RJzer station, where Clar.enc., Racine. WWetlltone, 48, Syracu~e. fa~led Lou Welch, (lve-montl.~ t.o Dt~ke the turn got Into soft of Bonnie the same address, wu he:d berm:, ~d turned' hts UMB model l,ver mght m McJg£ General Oh~~l(li: over J..Yons de•100d for observat~on. She auf '• tHe resLlJta as a total loPs Wh .t Hospita.J rered a heavy hea<'l bump. ~ atone wu charged w1th reekle ~ Rut" Jordan, 40, Rt. 1, Lon r ' Operetion. and wlll appear befo1 e Rottom, ctf:iver of the other c1. • ., ' S.~le.y Wer tltis 'edt was treated for a lacerated lef' knee. pu.er · passengers in th • Jocdan cit injured were JUP.!lltol Jo J(Jrdiq., 3, cut LOwer hp -and J>ru1sed left · leg; Gerald Jordat., ~1, cut lower Up and upper front teebh btbien. • Mar,~or1e Welch, 16. wa_, treated foir f l!ri!!!04 lp .., --~. and Georg~ ~ 7,,.,.Or'"'ll butnp on the ehJn and 1\.ead. Botti Wet"e passen~er.s 111. trhe Welch car wlt.'1 LaJ'I"Y. Jacobs, tQ, Pomeroy RD the mf-ant. ebaqed with disturbing tb~ Damage .to both ears was heavy by Const.able Wel-ch wu drdered to appear })... i•ll•d at J f(Jre Justice of Peace R E. Grtnd. rei,ued Sun• ley tonitl'lt The Pomeroy Emer· whPtn charges geney squad removed the lnjurr.d to the hosp1tal mayor's court sa•· nlgbt .Jerry Hawk wa. guilty or dtlvu1g wHho I operator'a Ueense and fin~ ' 111d costs. 1\tvm ottd C HaaJr, eharged wlth speeding the State PatrQl, forfeit .. l 1 bond by non-appearance s·IX Are IDJDre . d In c U' • 0 n a ' [\eno-Bashan Road ••t ' Fonr Arrested In Middleport Over Weekend Graduate Acllieves Record fpr Attendance Middleport PoJI.te Chief LeRoy Bartrum today reported feur ar· resls in his bailiwick over the. put week-end witb three charged wit~ intoxleatlon and anoUter with driving wbile intoxicated. Arre~tted for driving whJle intox- Sharon Dorinda Watson, a mem· icated was Eustace Lewis Ch1lton ~ af the Pomeroy Hiah School 55, of South Cbuleaton, W. Va, ~a.U.tll'll elao of 195'7 on Thurs- Saturday ni.ght Chilton willis releas- l!liJt:eveniDI bll completed twelve ,.._ra Qf achool with aperfect at- teridll\Ce record. She wu a mem- bl)t of the Pomeroy High School M.rchin:a:., Band, Concert Band and tile Glee club. DoriQda is the djiughter of Mrs. :f.rorma Wilaon, (lfth grade teacber at Bradbuey, and the late F Ray WileOllo a teacher and iasuranee ------ •Ieaman. ed Sunday 11.qon alter posting $1DO hi~ ap~1rance tn Mayor c. 0. Fisber't cuurt tonigbl Arrested on chl~ea at intoxi· eation were Joe Napper, 45, Mid· dleport Fined $10 and cos~s ind remanded to jail on tailure to pay. Harry S Butcher, 42 1 Middleport. Fined $10 and costa cub bond for William Uoyd Rusaell, 33, Pom. eroy. Releaied on posUng of S2G 1appearance bond wbieh has been fctrfeited. of th<! Bartrum Jlso reported parklnt his or- meter reeeJI)t.i for the p••t week in :Middleport as being $209.85. --· Ho~---Union High Command Charges ' Boy Report~d Out Of Danger F FromDeath ' A damare has been filed In Ma<oo County Court by Gerald (Spud) Mcruolel of Ma'"'n aaal~ W1llla"1 Blankenahlp, olao of Mason The auit ia an outgrowtb of a tmpotina ln Matt:b at a Mason City lavern in which McDamel was shot. The latter has spent several weeks since tbe ,booting ln Holzer !Josltpal. Rained Out Be On MaYW<).t:. R.am faUed to d1mpen the ardor command today on grounds of "gross misuse" of umon funds. Jayc~ Hone Show at the .RoU SpnftJ:ll Faitcrounds, but tt dad force the postpooemtnt of the event untU nen Sunday May 2d Roger Morgan of the Me1g1 County .Juruor Cdamber of Commerce eaid today tbat the entire procram prevaou1~ ,1nnouneed wlll be carried out on the poatponement date and that the Jaycee Teen Age Rodeo origtnaUy scheduled for ·May 26 haa alJo been let ba(:k to Sunda:r June 2. Morgan ptd that entries from Pennsylvarua, Ohto, Indiana, Ke~ tueky and Welt Viqima were all on hand for Sunday's feature, bdt that the heavy dow11pour of ratn forced the postponement Charles W. Rhodes Fatally Stricken With Heart Attack Funeral serv1cru fot Charlea W. Rhodea, 41, of Pt Pl~JSant wereheld today at the Nazarene Church m pt Pleasant wtth Rev J S }klapnon officiating Rbodes, a former resident ttf MasOn Ctty and a 1934 graduate pt Wahama Htgh School, died a • Fridiy afternoon of a heart at- tack while at:, work 11 the fon m.ap of a PainL eang at the Kailr Workers peiformed a ptlracle 'T;:~~jc:~~~ seven·year<>ld Benny HOQper to ~ Pla'iit at Ravennood 1 .. ,ij~- ~s borA- -lft Mason CGUIJI.Y been trapped for .24,hd\11'4. in a ~~ !!}, 11!? ......~ th. IUl)~~ .~)lfllrll o!I$Ubps la1o Jal!!"< and 'Lilil~ , Tar lion.., lor .lllh.Odes. He l meJDber of Btotberhood of Pa1ntera .:J • wASHINGTON (UPl- Teamster President Dave Beck was ousted as an AFIA:IO vice president by the AFIA:IO high The act1on came shortly after Beck refused at an unprecenearly 400 hone ahow entbustaru Sunday afternoon when they dented closed-door AFIA:IO tnal to answer charges that he appeared for the Fourth Annual had brought the labor movement into "diSrepute " ot Blanke11sbip wu Indicted by the Grand Jury in the May term of Cucuit Court On a eharge of fel· onlous assault. He elatms that tbe the shootmg 'MI:S aecldental. J G. F. Jobason Is attOJ'aey for the plamtiff and Wtlliam H HardJn ts attorney for th~ defendant t~ Beck Grossly Misused Funds . * * * * * - Local Pastor Is ~gnedToNew Angustl AFL - CIO President George Meany announced that the 2~ members of the AF1.rCIQ Execu· live Councd who were present today hart una:'llmousiy voted Beck'!'. 1 ouster L an unprecedented action "There Is not the famtesl quelltlOn m our mmds that he ts completely gudty of VJOlabng" trade umon laws through hts usc of unIon m~ney which is "a sacred trust"', fMeany satd Meany sa1d the q~,estlnn whetlter the 62-year-old Teamsters Umon chtef was gu11ty of vtolattm§ federal or state law1 mvoJvlng 'theftor embettelment'' was not the concern of the e1[ecutJVe coun~l ()f wbtch Beck had been a membe-r smce August, 1953 Beck bad appeared before thecouncil this mormng for only a half hour Dunng hts appearance, Beck refused to accept has preVIOUS suspem:wn ali an AFL..CIO v1ee pres1de!1t and council mem· ber 0"" the AF'L-CIO charge• aga1nst htm I Meany satd Beck's removal from the exe-cuhve councal and the VICe prestdency i!ould be appealed at tbe AFlrCJO convention next Dece-mber Meany said Beck- would have to get the Teamsters Umon ta appeal the act.JOD The charges against Beck were based on thP. Senate Labor Rack· Committee investigation di&!d<~r•~aod dl~ he hod more than t;JOO;Oop Clf Teamster Umon funds for personal. matters and county "Whether Beck stole ' the funds five years Middleport borrowed them," Meany s;u;l Church actvlttee durtng his ftve (Continued on pagt two} 1ye·ar~ as pastor mtlude the payment of approJUmately $4,000 on a parsonage, the selbng of the build. 10g u~ by hiS Cburcb when be came bere and the deai.cnmg and erecting of the fint unlt of a new chuce.b whrcb was ded.ieated tbts MANORVILLE, N. Y (UP)- Seven·year-old .B enny Hoop- Fnneral Home at any time Burial will be made m er, who survived a 23'h·hour entrapment m tbe bottom of a 144<!. Miles Cemeter,-. He had worked as a painter ort ..foot Wide well shaft, today was reported out of danger for the past 18 years a~;~d ht1d and well on the roa4 to recovery. , formerly been employeD by the Week-..nd X-rays showed that the sandy-haired 55-poUnd ,CllDI' Marietta Manufacturing Company, youilgliler w.is suffering from a• simple inflammation of the llhodes is survived by his wife, Dot·othy Huddleston RhOda, rieh.t lung and inflammations of tbree daughters Mary Louise the btoachlal tubes and the r;Jn· Ulet.. In addJtlon, he was under Mucella and Peggy: two ao.M treatment for 1111 nerve Injury of Obarlea WI.IU.am: e;nd Robert, all the lelt arm. has served m aU or the ofit home, one brtother, Pat.! Bat docton lndieatad that the Rhortes of Ctncmnatl at~d one si~­ alertdl!r, blue-eyed boy, whose en· Nancy, four year old daugbter of fiees of the Middleport Ministerial ter, Mrs GeraldiDe Reynolds, tombtMnt In the dark. damprwell Mrs Kathryn Lots Thompson, 15 Association, as v1ce-presulent ol LYKENS, P.t UP-A grnup of lllddlcporl scheduled for an operation to re- the Meigs County Mmtsterial As- mmers "deterndned to find D · ahaft touched off 1 24-bour long ---~ COLUI\tBUS UP-HtrVI!); .Had- move her apleen at Untveralty Ho... sotJation, a11 prestdent of the Jack- vtd Snyder one way or anothCJ" drama. would be- able to leave l&y'riew Hospttal in Mastic Beach dtx, a Jett~handed pitcher Wlt 1 pltal Tuel!ld&y. She was acconlpa- son Zone Nazarene Mmisters' As- contnmed d1ggmg today m a the Philadelphta Philhcs h ~s nied to the hospttal Saturday by sottation, for four of the five gangway of a mme where he WdS by the week end tole! £nends thft he expects to her mother and sister, Kathy Ann, IYE<ara as president of the Jackson trapped by 11 C"ave In Frtday Young Penples' Saetety, has morrnng "He looks a:Ood and lf!l very be traded to tbe Cincmna.ti Ret and grandmother, Mra. A. v. Smith Mrs Smith tnd Kathy Anb reauoc1ated wtth the Rawlings livelY," said Dr. J. H Kr11, the lep. Older nuners and state m1 1e turned Saturday with Robert COat. Funeral Home and at pres- mspector Robert Schne:dcr phfJicl.•n wllo bll 1Uertded BenThe Columbus Clllr:en a Scrtpps Coats and son, Stephen, who took ent w employed by the VIllage of Asbland. Pa , hole'! out little bo"e ny since his fall into tf.e- well Middleport , Thunday evenln1 Krls, who su- Howard newspaper, c;an1 Haddtx t h em to Co Ium bus ,·•n tbe •· IMW1meaMrs. Styers bas. also been active for the 3ti year-old father of thrl.'e pervised the pumping of oxrgen told frH•nd! In SoU'h VieJina, 0, Coats .ambulance Nancy 111 tbe vlcC'hddren State Poh. e Sgt J ~ where -be hves, that he e)l:pects Funeral services wlil be beld Into the na!Tow bole throughout Um of a rare blood disease whlCb in the County Council of Church lleph L Toehyba at the Lykc,u; Women and m her local cbureb Tueaday at 2 30 P. M in the Btld Benny's eotrapment1 said the bOy to be shJfted to the Redlegs, n~J make, the operatton Deeessary. Their three _vear old son, Carl, w.u sub-stahon sa1d the concensus 'lf Knob Church 1or WUbur Cl1:rton wool4 remain In an oxygen tent leadtft.i' the NatJoni(l J..eague Her room number is 821. ~ Haddix formerly pitched for born durme tbeJJ" 1 tay JD Mtddlc- Bplnton 1s that Snyder w1ll ~ Birth. 73, whc died at his home in untU the spot on his lung-a little dead when he Is found porl. Portland on Sunday... lara:er tban a dime - disappears. the Columbus Red B1rds when th(' The veteran mmer.s bU(' Uu•1r Surviving In addition to hla wife Ddetorl: deacribed the lung Jn. teem was owned by the St Lou1s opmton on the muffled rumbltl Cardm.als and hlter for t)\c Card M~ha, are the followiDI thildren flamatlon as ''pneumoniUs," a HOLD FUNERAL SERVICES oheard a few hour-3 after Sp they t'nals. Elzt Brrch, Racine; Harley Burch, mUd form of pneumonia. BELOIT, W1s. UP-Servic ·~ der's last tapp•ngs Fr1da;y a£h"~· Ttxaa, Hazel Sbuc'k, 11lliml, Fla.; 1 Surrounded by tors and get.'Well were held tOOay for Mons FJC' noon The old t1mers say th ; d Aususta Powell, Torch; Ralpb 1 1 1 stad, 72. father of former New !ilgnalled a second but small • Birch, Ealt lLVe,pool; DailY Prau, te earams from r ends an _,o~ Af:aiDENT KILLS PtVE SCRAN!I'ON, Iowa UP...--A lwu York sbowg1rt Greg SherwooJ cave-m that entombed Snyder 1n Cllri'ton, 0 , and Ernest Clark Le· )'ttlOUS well-wbhers, BenDfl" .til who marrted automobile h;m a gangway, a small passage I earl· tart. o. Enna Birch another child was not permitted to ~sit -" u- rar colliJlon at an mtersettlon ~~,;::I~: · of Middlepor,l High Horace Dodge n. Fjj!lstad suf mg oJf from the mam sha.ft of th • l.s de¢ealed cept tor meals - and t~ly near here- ktUed ftve persons were honored Sunday morn- le.red a fatal heart attack her slope-type mme tn , Short :Mour> AlSO" aunriving are a brttther, when tu,pported by nur.sea: 1Doc-r Sunda.J olgbt, four of them stu dents at omaha Neb, cllools Jng at local churches At the ThUrsday. 1 tam Clinton Blreh of Portland and ton emphasized, however, that TwDlither persons were lnJU•' Cbureh of Christ, Fred I Gardner, 1 tllree •iat.er11. Bella Holter of Ra.. tills a P.r«•utlonar., ~-rtneah pastoT, pretented 1'utaments to d "'··JJ 1 h clne; Nor1 Durwt of Loulaiana and (CO'Dtinued on f]iC Dfel e cr.ue.a Y ?~e~:_ _ _ Ira Dutcher, Bruce Bradford, Ketth Ivl Belle Of Sunbuey. Tbere are atAnderson. Charles Dav11, Tbomas ~ 11 grand children.. Kelly, Edward Evans, Willilllll Frlend111 may <!all at the Ewing Flnk, Kenneth LeWIS, Barbara CapFuneral a:ome until noon Tuesday lema, Kay Stiles, Janet Val-entine Bunal wtll be made in the Stlv· The Rev. C. Raymon Koflltrlgbt, envdle Cemetery at Portland. pastor or Heath MetbodJ.St Chureh, The Rev Clm:emont E Hoyt, pas!or of the First Bap!tst Ernest Covert, super10tendent F uture" at the Sunday Sebool, presented Church, preached on the topic "Fatth for the _ Rev. Richard Wrlght, Mason-Clifton Methodist Church min· Standard Btbles to these Baccalaureate service held at the Middleport H1gh School aud-Isler, advised members of the Wahama High School Senior Shtiley Roush, Eu- Itorium Sunday,~ 19. Class that tbe little decisions of their lives are over and the Edward Lee Me The graduates were told t11at -Jr., Robert fatlh m God, m their p,arenrs the Htgh School took the1r plae><t majOr decisions are now facing them as he spoke to lhe grad· Coats uatin.g class at Baccalaureate - - -- - the1r teachers and themselves befbre the robed ~en10rs cntc~ I Church Ger- and the rc11ults of the h1th o ~ from the back of the auditonu•n SerWees held In the new Waham ;on, conscience, other tml•v1dua (Jf the the parents te-achers and sehoul and marched to the r reserved g:rmntatUII)-IUdltorium. 1rou.ps, scnpturcs, expenence ttev Wright told the group md common sense, he remlndeJ offH·ub had brnught them "'l seCtion before the sptaker that conlronting tl'lem nrwr wen lhem. the acb1evement of graduation For tbe "pecJal number by th· tkree major choices. 'l'bo.;e The speaker c1ted examples of band "Symphony N•1 5", Bee... Rev Wr1goht emp~astzed the Hovatter chol~s were cboosina: a ~on great men and women from th' thoven, and the Garis' Glee Club lohn Fultz, sapermtendent of ln Ute, tboaslng the proper1VJatt' fact that through a cmnbinatlo1 pohhcal leaders, state !electiOn "God of All Nature' Btble "Jr \bese d1fferent channels peothe First PreSbyterian Church In Ufe .and choosing a !Malter in and church founders as per drrectcd by Mrs Clarence Lace", men ple -can lmd theJr peace or nund School, presented a Btble to Patty life. who gave fa1th 10 <i-od as seni.Jrs m the b:md and G~ce sons ·md a plan to follow through Life Carmack, graduate Of Wahama the most important part of tht!ir Club, JOined the others on the In closing his talk, he reminded Htgh School. He adviaed the graduates to , _,_ !itage Rev C. R. Konkr1ght pashvcs choose something to do la ll{u the graduates that t•ach per~on tor of Heath Methadwt Chunth, MARKET REPORT which Ul worlhwhHe and whkb will be e1thcr a steppmg stone or In sp{'akmg- of tbe atomic ag.>- read tile Scnpture Jesson anJ In hfe through a stumbling block CINCINNA T1 CUP)-Producc fits tbetr talent.t Ia the o:matter Mr Jloyl s~ud that it is a ~t Eggs, steady and uncbanged, time to be ahve and is a tr~ Rev N D Bordon, Mt. Moriah of eboOBing a mate lrJ Ufe. he his own decisions lfwiiC {or the SefVlCe& ft.S four· prices .at farms, consumers, mcndous ehallenge to youth to Bapbst Church gave the praye,r t-old them to discuss lnteft!l!lts to The Glee Club sang a opr~Q"~ nllbed by a Glee Club Ensemble whites and browns, A jumboS 27· ha\e courage and faith Ill order life. 1n ehootlng a muter in Ufe, response and led the cOngre~a­ be aid that they must be 8e" of ej.gt,.t v01ces They were caro 31; A large 2S-Z7: A medtums 22- to succeed tlon m the hymn "Ab1de Wirb vanbJ to etther God, wealth, IYn Dotson Shirley Dodson. Su' 24, A small 18-~ 8 large 22-24, The program opened w1th the Me" wh1ch was aceompanl~d or FOB A large 31-3f1, A medium 28· ??o!lni(lht, jWQhda Ro~h. Shel!IO(IUlarily, or Hlf. proce.ss10nal "Ever Onward" •lY the band The ebsing ph)er Advisittl the graduatq t1 ddll. Roush, John Layne, ~ennelh 29, B large 28-29. ChickeDS, fryers •bout ateady, the Middleport band dtrected bv was also gJven bY Mr- qardtrer. eiKMM!e God, ]le aald 'll•t they Dodson .and .James Breen T~e Baskets or red and wttlte , rQse.c 3-3\lt ~lb 1~0: heus. heavy Ea.ri w~rnll:c and the invocation fryers mutt ~now God and bow be re- latter d1rected the gr.()u.p. They and ferns were w:ed to .decorate bv Fred Gardner, pa.tor (Jf the 14-lt; hens, htbt 10·-12 were 'accompanied at the .piano v.... hln>aelf to thOID. (\od .,. c·11Urch of Christ The" taeulty d tlbe ~tai'e for the service.. Butter, 90 iCOre 71. {Continued on Pare 1\va) veal! blnuielf lbrouab truo~ rea· Am.enca and prmdent of Local vl Harvey Haddi~ May Be Traded To The.Redlegs Of Rare Blood Disease Faces Surgery ye~ HopeHeld , For Man Trapped In Mine Cave-In Wilbur C. Birch Sureumbs Sunday At Portland, 0. u' Senior Graduates Are Honored By Local Churches '*• Faith For The Future Stressed At Middleport Hi Baccalaureate Wahania Hi Graduating Seniors Baccalaureate Service]s Held I _ ___ �. • • 2-DallrSentlnti,J>emeray-Mlddleport, 0., May 20, 1957 ROUGH WEATHER Daily Sentinel Day Book • ~#fcfve Tole Willing To Have Debt ff We're r o Prog~~ess In Growth And !l'-rosperity, Auditor's Records Show Hysell Run Ohe!ter C9UneU, 323, Dau.:h1ers of Amer1ca w1U celebrate ,lts 23rtl anntvt>tury, 'J'u elday tveniu ', Ma}' 21 A lfelllt'd and 00 aeb1. program will be prt charltor memiJtors wifl honored Retre,;lunentJ will he ~-\·ed Debt, in the abstract, suggests in ot.!r rommon idiom an unhealthy rondition. Something to •11ly out ·of. :V.et there is debt, cS.,. FRACTUlES - I ·-,-ha---=u=-· a ma } m C eeonomy, Mayor C. 0 . Pllher h~q the .rtrht ,idea WhS)l he points to the need of more )lousing, tbu1:more neoPle, tn 1M1d· dleport to "help pay the bill !.for our new S<!hool A This suggests that village finance committee& shoUld not be too stingy when opportuhltieJ: arise ·( ar tbe .town to promote new streets Bfld ather needed .flcJUtles fhro•NW\. 'bOnd Numbers sung by the group were G1·aduallon Day , Tell 'Me Why and When Love IS .K.ind The invocat10n . ~cnpture readwg and Lh.e ~wned1ct10n were all pre: senttod by Rev A A . Angle o 8 the New Haven Met.ohod1st Churc!1 id th .1.a '1161' . h b Wh tC can e tepa · rough '}ft'Openy &SOI$ments. -n.e Ionly Ruth Grimm played the proce~~ possibility of the town 'gettln5 beat on 1 deal like ·fhl:.. Is for lon •nd lhe recessional for the t ,. s reets and facilities to rama n unUfl!d 'lfter they .are built. entrance anJ e):it -of the clas.'l. With Meigs County's prospects, this 'ibouUt not happen h'.!re. 'l'blrteen baskets of sprinr: Or perhaps you think we are spooftt!g on thls debt 'busihess nower.!l decorated tne huge slagc No. The facts are wr&1Jped neatly Jnto a brief report from thJ A1 nedw 11 ~t'h' "'thrtaln tw!hich ~w~s . · d( State. 'He wrote: ·P aee WI 1n e pa~ cw l,a,.s ffl f J ames A Rhod es, Auditor '0 ce o added lo t·he effect or the decor a• "Local government debt th Ohio ranges from a low of ·~7 .08 ed ,t,ge. per neuon 1n Morgan (one of the poorest counties) to ""a high - -- - - - : : - of .366.76 per pe!"'oh In Lake Countv rone of the richest) '' . These same counties were tow and hh:th last vear." Boy Reported Per Clplta debt is arrived at by'dlvldlng th~ 1930 population tnto the total school, cit:v. viUage, countv, and township debt rcontlnued from P11ge One) as h th d f dl sure. Ttle wide - ~ycd youngster, · oth ~ own hon e recor s o eountv an tors doctors no\eu.• , was we 11 ·enou gh e~ h1h ranking counties In debt are Hamnton , :-;erond, nml F.r1e third Low rankfnll. and still ooor though nearly out nf dehf. arP. Favette and Noble counties. ' · Whtore rln11,;: MAills sta-nd fn dehf romnarlson'! W~'re fmnrov. In!! Our 10.'l6 rtebt more than, ttoubled. from sag to SR 2 ner 11 y b 11 1 r~n a. r.N f! eve t or not hfkinJl our debt mennt jmnrovPJTu:~ont Anfl jq the,., "''lVOnP nhle to 1tnv nur BSRAfR in nROnle Inrlw~trv """""~"UV, Willingness to work and grow do not eXCE'e<l our llabllltles' THE -- DRlVER'S SEAT sunday Lo devour a milk shake, choeoJate puddlna and cer· ul. in addition lO..A.. "v.atle\y or 1 ome ~verages. Wtth his temperature- at 102 8 degrees Saturday night, dootors feared that complications might 1ct tn, jeopardizing hJs recovery. Sunday, however, the boy's temperature dropped to 100 de&rees lll g P. M, then to 99 this morning. Doctors, nurses, lhe boy's· par· ent• and oth.er vlsltura avoided ordeaL (!"11" 11t1"'111 lfnp P1111"UJIIII! )nV""III dbcusllng the terrifying But not Benny. lct fh" rlll"ltrrf tl,t~~t W•P1f ,,......, li':'( "[ wa• mad down there . I was '""otrm ~~,.hll~~tt" In flo'nk~>tl.,, I was swear'"'""~""''n" '"'" ('llntllln",....Q qf n.fl gritting my t!!eth n'-!n ,l:;lflltf! rfnlvo~roH,, ('nlumlmct ln.:," he told his mother. "I could feel th!! aand between my teeth " "'hf!V 11:11Y Wll""' WPIIHU•¥ an~ mtllct. The child's father, Benjamin t,,.., CIT"""' f,P: 11J'1"1Wfh nf tl,f~ """'"" rt ..11~8f'V r"llllllf flh~<>rY11II11n w1111lrl lnrlii'At,. ft1-otv nr mnl•fu,.,. o~fiOt'!late prn· nn1l 'ff't'JOnt w11rm b•mn•"'"'urn" fr~sor of clly planning at Maaso· mn<>t IUl""'v h"ve Jl!'noratecJ hut II what he !lay~ I~ true e :nt or u~ will wind up in " diteh with a naclct•d rfl.r anrl 11 cruntbl!!tl rnrcM~. Considerlnw- that ffowardl Is a r~coonsible man from a 1 llnlUIIIJIJly TtHI»>nllll.)lt! plate, f t havf! tn give him a lot of eonllld er:~tlon. Whftl did hn Ill)'" 'Rr1Pflv. too mu~h tlf tht! '•P'111 Whll .. ollntn•""ll~ nnmAilv I• avnil-.hlt~ In ~ulfnflht rlnrl"o Anrll. )""" fl'n!l .TmJe .t"'*' cool wtll •tu•.. rlul'lnd thi'J flftrllll'r nat~~ or .\nrll helil 1'1•1'11: trowth. Tht m~tt· lu•llncr IP'!C!IaJI&fllllillV Jne111 ••IJ!Dll.,.!l: '-Ill 1\f' "lcitt ~hnndant thiN vea .. ' that whh~h lh11 'been t!dt. As~>~raa:ua Ia qutte perishable and ahould be uaed 11 lOOn •her buveallq ·u ~lble. It should be kept eool ftom the Ume h ho: harvetted unUI It Ia uaetl. In th"e home. It mn bt ttond In 1 molll- ture-proor blr or cont:Jilllr In the retrl1mtol' untU time to use lt. HOYT NIIIDII The Rev. C. lt, lloyt, pallor or the First Baptltt CbuJ't!h, preal J. td at a meet1n1 of tho Exet:Ltti ·e B~ OP the Rio Grande Bapti'l "-oclation Sunday ofternoon In Jacklon. He "" tteorppanied ')Y Mr. and Mn. Frant eta.~•brew prertldent 91 -.the Y.ow.c o.AdulL n,Un, roaa. 11ter. 1roup of ,the AMOG\atlon, and 11!11' ie.,.y Ia buildln« •..,.."P·' MH. lllllpb ·lwldtl, o~alrman <II tl'" 'Jines on uPhill rnad1 thlll\ Chrktlab .&dueat.lon. 1low- .trartle. Faster movha,c 'lrt" f~~1htrtfon ia not te~TWted to , w 1k .....__ PMo ·lll 111, 11row of a hili. Such lbat they mo lnupOMive an•l 1...... lmprowements of ftlttlnr lmmedlitt. , a~ MotOrial wmt.s . ~ .mlh drl\oin• lifer lrnrn... aafe roadt fOr "h1t .f6n I~ 1rand 1 dlateiJ. ·• """ nlue of ou•h hllhway aona, -he tnoWI .thtn!• ,. de I· nooil lor n•""""'' ·•II• but pe'rjl\e .f ~-·"' . . _ ill tilt fool <otdl "'""· ... ·' •word ! 1e. st.ockinea C Blakeslee and Mrs GE'neva Nolan traveiE"d to Lak~ Hopi'! today where they parHci'pated in a dis.trict mcetlng of tnn Southeastern Ohio Agricllltdre · and Home •Economists Extenswn Agents. 2t Pitiful 2D. Oelna p d 27 · u ~ dlnf <111tarch 1 ion u Coaal1 i' 1t. Fellow llb\P 13. - Barrltr 31 Skull (•l•nJ) 15 . Jmmenae 17 Indiana town 18. Employ 'lt. VialiJCle 10. Wooden 1& Alterllkt flower 21. Mttall1o , Y"htd•J • Allwer deprenlon ranat.) A2 Pronoun 37 En· 34. A 38. Poued 40. TantalurQ school (l!llrt rode 22 Not &ood block a c~nt• 1ted E. CLASS TO MIET 'J1he Uomebmlders Cl-ass of th.~ Cbur('h of Christ will meet Tuesday evemng at the home of Mr. und Mr~. Dan White, Pomeroy. al 7:30. THURSDAY MEETIN~ '1'he LOyal Women'9 Cli~ the Church. of Christ wdl meet Thursday at the home of 'Mrs. Robert Reibel, Leading Creek Rd. or TELEVISION-GUIDE • WSAZ-TV Chan,eJ3 Monday TUESDAY" 6:!111 7 :00 9 ·00 IO·OO 10.30 11 :00 11 ·30 12 :00 It 3:45 ¥oc~ern . &mances 4 :00 Comedy 1'ime 4:90 Movie time uo Cahoon11 &:~ Ne-..s lpletul't 6:00 ·Superman 61s0 1WitiltidMiit 6:35 Spofts Eye 6:4ll NBClNews · 7:00 Producer's Showcase 6:30 Robert Montgomery 9:90 Soldlers of Fortune 10:00 Badte 714 , 10:30 10:30 12:00 1:00 squeezed between the river and a ridge, bas a one 1idet1 main street unlbrokcn by cross streets. '1 :00 Today 9:00 'Romper :ltoom 10:00 The Price Iii" Rl,:ht 10:30 nutb•or ConsequeiK81 11 :00 Tte Tac Dou*ll 11 :30 It Could Be"YOII 12:00 Currer.t Current News Headlines Nitewatch Toni&ht Sign orr • aftern()(IJI, Vlr;lnla Pierc-e and obll· dren were ca11tn1 on Mr.s. Austin F;de~ Monday aft:en:.oon. .Mr .. loe Dugan wa• lite a:ue1t of Mrs. 01borge Lalt w'eek~ ')Irs. David :Oavls and two children w.ete calhng on Mrs. Clarence l\ustell one day last. wPek. -Mt't. C:fiNnCt- RutMII / Could Be You 1.00 My Little Mira:le ! :SO Tentt•ssee~ Ernie 2~ 00 Matlnl!e Theater 3:00 Qu"n TfCIJ' ra Duy S'~nd~ • )ti-l, 6·5!! Sign On SIGN ON Today Romper Room The Price Is Right Truth or Consequences Tic Tac t>ouah WE$T Sfi.A.Pf · 1:00 My Little Margie 1:30 'l'enhtllaee "J:i!Qle 2:00 Matinee 'l'hqler '3:"00 QueeR ~ I ·DaY· 3:415 Jlode,rJt.•J\9IJUIIICN 4:00 Comfill> Tilt,e 4:30 MovleJ,ltne S:30 • G:415 tilewa itea(Uirte·a Pl&~yhouse 6:S:O Weatberca;d tl:35 Sports Eye 6:4e NI!C News 7:00 o\r!hur Muna, Parly 7:30 8:""00 8:30 9:30 10:00 10:30 10:40 12:00 1:00 6.30 Robia Hood 7:00 BurPS ·& Allen. 7~30 TAleJit Scouts 8:00 I Love Lucy 6:9/) lleeOmber Bride 9·00 Studio One 10lbQ Up~'o-the.Mtnute Newa 10:03 Scaaning the Weather 10:10 The Late Sbow Tonlllht SIGN OFF 7:00 Jimmie Dean 7:30 Boston Blackli:= 8:00 Captain Kao.gatoo ~ 8:30 CorUs.c1 Arche'J' 9·00 Garry Moore 9·30 Artblir Godfrey 10:30 Strike tt Rich 11:00 Valiant Lady 11:13 Love of Life 11 :30 Search for Tomorrow 11 : ~5 ouldlne Light 12:00 Katie'J Ki\chen 12:36 As the W(lr)d Turns 1 :00 Our Mlss Brookf ' 1!30. Houseparty , ··• ·~ 2:00 Blg Payoff . ,· 2 30 Bob Crosby Sho~ 3:00 Brla:hter Day a· IS Secret $torm -... :rou ..,.,,---'-,.,-. 1\1' wantroknowwhot!Mcotaao'"""' to you, wrtt. for a frH ltocilclet 101 HIGHER EDUCATION, ikJc 36. TIIIIM Sqy..,. Station. Ntllf York 311, ,.... York. · .._jv_... '-._...."'Il Edge of NigHt 4:00 Tho Early Show 1 !!:30 Your Esso ·Re.porhit' 5:4S s-l'tl Parade I, ~ \ J~" ..~t • 6.l5 Doqlas Edwards 6:30 Telephone Time '1:00 Phil Sllvers Show 7 :30 Private Seeretaey 8:00 To Tell the Truth 8:30 Red Skelton 9:00 $64,000 Question \ 9:30 Spike Jones Sbow · , 10:00 UP.-to-tbe-mtnute News 10:,05 Scf.nnlng the Weather 10:'10 The Late Show ' oa ~~.. dd tii 'lolnnpop•r Ac:fu,... I Mrs. is a 1raduate oOf Wa tion at Savre the Sayre home. " Arch •llama High Scbool from class of 1952. Mr. Sayre ais;;t gractuate•l £rom Walla rna an.d 19 employed Pf the Sporn plant. Upon l'eturning from a honeymoon trlp the co 1- , pte will reside In New Haven . GAROEN CLUB The New Raven, Garden Club met Thursday at the MemoriJI Clubhouse with" Mrs. Ray Picke11 . Sr., Mn. L. C. R~h and Mrs. A. B. Woodrum as . .,_hoste!!Sfs. Roll call wu .answered by Tell How the P:rojeet, "Fun With F1owers'' Helped voo. Presi-dent, Mr.s . Philip Wolpert, wa.~ book "Fiawer Arranging ' at N- f t 'I'II••l art'• by Mnl. Lloyd Raush. :Mrs. Wolpert gave a report on the recent State Convention and Ml".<:. J. L. Stewart gave a report on "fla&pltaUty Night at Lakin" and concerning the ' "Ther::j)y Projec,_ Lhe ch.t.b has undertaken for Lakin Contests was held and the ,priz" ~ WHTN-TV Ctu.nnel Jl OPEN FOR 34 SALES lnr•ncll 38. 'Bontl -~~ ()n 1. Tabltclo~ 2 Exelude DAILY CRYI"'IQUO'I'JI; - Here'• how to wo'ra 990 s·pot .... moqta from 1110 ~~ a..t I On Youti JOnOIIL '. r....... .,....... ' ba.o aad rural. CALL u·s at once. II YOU baVll a propt!'ty f9' ..... "tet 111 fllld you a buyer. Olir wlb loqtlllal.- lit ' Mel,_ Coua' wUI pa~ Y• cltdoleadJ. WriW .O'JRl.EN 0' CROW rtEALTY CO. 101\01 Cnurt St., Pomeroy, 0. _.,. · -· ., CAI,.I, _ .'l'l ~ 'l'llo ,.,.,., Cll<le el 'lho will ...~ .,._., ........ • 1llo .....h. Mn. , _ , . '1:01111'1 wdl ltaw the .......... 11!01' ..... CotHoe Jaoool the etlldJo tepie for fbrt nnin4. HOJtNHI •ut ~ ...... ilia Gil· more. Jr., am. Delmar C...d.&y SILVER BIDG"E ltld .... ~- lobena. mtuace. CHAim.toN INDIAVOI memben and friends attenMd tbe Chrittlan EndeiYof meetinc at the South Beth!!! £1JB Cl'n.-eb at Sit'""' Ridp, wbitb w.u held Ftil'll7 at the hOme of ll.r. and Mra. J, M. GJul, Chester. ,.._nt)'-frllur R011m1 N•w rurnlture 'l'Jie proa:rana Will in lc:eepin"J "lth Mothet'r Day aad jncluded Kn. -Della Wlndtor'a hadiltl or ''Me, ao' Pap, •In" llcttbet". tlfne witb otMr ti)Oie.e seledi~. Electiob of o;fficers re.Wtal in an Did otlicera beine retained. MrL a...... el~N!)>. pNL; 11n. Faye Wataon, vice prHident and "ecret.ary; and. G!ttrett Chritty, lleasarer. Ice eream and elktt wu ~erved by the hQ:tteu. llilated by Fa,.e Watson, Doua,. Kay aad Lila Bahr. Tbe JUDe meeting wW be at the home of Mr. aad lin. Vietor Bahr. POit $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE ' Gil 'fte lrlgbtest Comer .. Middleport Mothers Day waa observed •t th:e South Bethel EUB Chureh at Sll· ver Ridge w:tb a special mPrnlnz FOR .XI'IIIlT *Laundry Service ·*DRY FLUFF Dll'l' WASHING j CLEAijiNG Call 61,..._, • We PJck Up & Dellnr Hats. Cltanacl ant :IIINketl Ill IS MIRUTES $150 HOME Ml"..,_ ;~M~r~.a~n~d~M~~ra.~W~'II~Il~am~C~o~n~gr~o~ve~,ll~~L~A~ N. 2nill· ~U~N~D:R:~Y~C~O~,~~L=~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~;; AQ. ~-- _ _ _ ~ _ __ -. ,, """' ·' trcial n re eli e n-t s einer's new · Germonn Krust Of l:.eo:l r• ' w• ..,. • ..,......_......,.. _,. • ..,......,._ Oonnaoa I!Jult liNoill, • J'ltl -Iii - Ito lli!JI ibhl• color. The ue ,.uendinc t-be 46tb Lutheran Synod at Jacl;lon.s MIIJ thlil week. )Irs. Layne will be oraaNst. Also going waa Mrs. Howard .Wa&ell hab. d Mr. lnd .Mr-11. R. E. Hale an son T.aztllfl, V.a.. and Mrs. 0. E. )[a~n of :Mt. Alto were Sa,turday tuests or 1\UbY s.yre and Kr. and Mrs. A.rcb Sa:vre. Elaine ~ at Hal"-Cr Hospital bu wbo II now- at C~o. . ckmati General Hoapltal rec&.V· ing psyehlatrlc Trainl111 apent """" . , . • -;- i . . . . nllt ..MY!rhu fM - .... • vnlll• .,..y""""' ....... ICIMI al - ' _, ,. . """..,.; 8 lllliiH thowM tltat It tastM add. . . . . - · for ...... thlfllt. but can, loelilll....,. Ia l i t e - fwmo.. and loloncl - l i l t . _ -hoi .,..,1 ,.. 111 no "-" 1 Wab op J'ltlr ~· ill#- with IIIIo -lion. l'lclo ........... , _ . . lhll ...... Jutt ............. .... ....1... ....... _..II•Wtwlionllt , . . _ ....... - - The ...... of_..,. n.... - a ~~~ tllat .... ,Germann \ .................... - . ................ I(Nd -41 • Batey, .Mrs. J . L. Stewart, Donm'l Bu-mgarner .and Judy · fly W111't :v:isitor9 in Columbut Saturday. Mr. and Mn. Lew Rouah 1nd daughter, Columbu1, were we~k end guests of M-r. and Mrs. Pbtltp I WIN aaladM ._.u. . . . . . part .t the ,.,.... ntcfpe.. n.r.'a the weekend with her f-ampy, :Mr. and :M'n. Areh Sayre. , Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Adam-1 wete hi Columbus Saturday Mrs. t.loyd Rousb, Mra. r. A. pltiJ, - - ...............,.WilY·-- ...... ..,. .......... . aiD •ncl ..... Siifre, Mrs. Garla,nd Goodw~ w~o is a me~a.l patient at St. Joseph Jtorr 91Y8 Bread a flavor aU ita own:;; of ~ .,.<J, ~~~'" Paul S<!olly. Rev. Rl)'mond Peter•, ctaren ·~ BleWni' and Mr., RJtrY LaYn ' Mrs. F. Batey, Mrs. 'll BI'Y'Ivt and Mrs. J. Stewart were in Pad:.· erl'burg Wednesday and vltliJ" • i g Mr. and WolpP.rt. t.I:T »~Uihllt "' U\1 '' Alreldy we have an attractive list of properU.S for sale at reasonable prices, both ur- Radio Dial . KYZIII llo\11 ,I,JIZDXAEZ loiX, !.till KMRR l8A. lSDIIL VZ DRX8 -FDLLYtK. ...._ ()eyp...,_, JOHN.THIS 81: Y0\11\ MOTTO. 1J1a.Y VII .....,, welt kept. Good neJrl> ttorbood, A real buy at $6,· GOO. WW rtnanct both FHA. ''\ ""111111 ., ..., ,ftloliJ·m 111 war. IAXJI. ran.. and own. Cloae to ' scbooti. Good nelcbborhoqd: Yod wiD WIPt to see th.li one. At I.!'tT, a Lineoln' Bta. Mo!Won homo, 2-bed- rood'oll It• A ornto1ruw Quotatloa \'OURIELFI- ABOVB. A ~CE buy of ' a .aew lb&d'tOOII\ home on. C!Mtdor Street. Pomero)'. Belt ma...abli Beautiful' Jrit,.. <ilal\. Nfw ol~le built-In - t .•., .. ... AXYDLBo\AXR " It LONGFSLLOW One I•U•r •imply atandlfor anoth•r. Jn thla prnple A ll uaed r\)r tht three L's, x 'for the two O'a, etc. Sln*lt lelteu, apo., tropMa. tl\t ltmJth and formlllUon of the worda are an h'-'''' ·hch dl)' tbt code I•Uel'l an dlttennt. • Victor Gat~l IUiiletwent sarJeey at Holzer Ho!lpital .,ednes4aJ nigbt. tina Ferry wete w,ekend au~ats Court Stne~ Pl>meroy,. Ohio. Mr. J ...... 0~~~~ ~~ Mr. Thoma& IJ. C\'oW' ml 'llee~t~ed broken v.tufer the lawa of 9bio .utd are. Jtub', ineor"PCN::ated' undW thoae Jaw• of OhiO." Tk O<Bm11 11J ero,. l!oallY c.. IIIOi 11 eo- · eaeU In U.~~l<.., . rytn1 out In .l ..tb an4 .Daily cRom. Meter, .tohn Dye, Charleston-, tile &ueat o1 hia mother Mrs. · ,Qyer :Mr. and llrs. Ga~e M:afet, Mar· 101\i b.-1--4- canat.) 31. Nappeel leather 40. WNnch 41 Rlmatn 42 Handle Kentucky, Tuesday for a J)t&-induclion examination. Mr. atkl. lfrr. Gordon Ridenour, Mansfield. O.biq., ~t a few days here at their home. Jackie Ginther apent a day with Jmy Fredetfck. lilt. and Mtt. Eldon Kn~u.c'...ter SJ)fnt an e'lc:Ping witb Mabel Van H. Juhling Ruttencutter, Mrs Herman N. Wein,Layn~ Mrs. H. E. Kibble and two daughters, s ' Mrs. Ot'" Mr~. J. tewar t an d 'II.. IJlrl, ~-- s""nt Sunda"' at CoolvllJe a1 guests ' Roush . The group WI me et ·In •two weeks at the home or Mrs. Stewart. MOTHERS CLUB The New Hav en Mother~ Club met Monday evening at the home or l{r.s., Rolande Karr w1th Mrs Paul Roush as co-hostess. The meeting opened wit•h seri.pturc by Mrs. Ralph Fink followed by the Mothers' Prayer-Slogan. Two arl.ic1ees "Baby Sitters anfl Children " were by Mrs. Gerald Clark. Mrs. Bob "Muncy, vice pre· SJdent acted as secretary, while 1!rs. Donata Brown presid e1 Seven ne.w members were AC'· cepted. The club will tollect us ·d clolhin~ to bl'! taken to Lak ~ ~ S~a'le Hospital Als-o they wtl sponsor a T-alent Show on Ma y :n for the patients at J.Qkin. Tl1t' committee 11oppointcd WIIJ Mrl Luther Smith. 'Mrs. Fioyd Cap~­ hart. Mis. Ralph Fink and MrJ Marion Ohlinger. Refreshments were served tll thOse named above and Mr!l. 0 J . Bostic. Mrs. Warren Stewurt -wu Ole Sunday guest of We are I)J!en for Ustlntl of real eatate pr.opert1es to:1 111~ from our o U.i c ~·' 3B Exc\a.. maUon :\8 A julcy fnllt James Ridenour was in Asbland, REEDSVILLE Mr& John Morgan. '11:50 a.m. LoMe hanr· Refre9hments were .served •.o Garland "'Goodwin has return ~d those named above anti Mr.a F. A to Glouster Pohlt, Va ., for tevBatey, Mrs. Floyd Carmal"k, MrR eral days. Waid OUmO.:ngb¥8, Mra. H. • Mrs LOwdina Van Meter, 'Mr Dyer, MY'S. Clyde Fole}', Mrs and :Mr1. Homer Meridith and sor James Hampton, Miss Goldyt of Belp.rt vl..sited here l't'"entl/ Hart, Mr.s. Hugo Juhllns. Mts. Herman Layne. Mr1. J. V. Me-Grew, Miss Lelah· Powell, MJY· Donald Roush, Mrs. Lew Routh, Mrt. Opal Randolph entertained Mrs. Otte Roush, Mrs. B. R Vancr reeentJy in honor of her buJband's Mrs. N. o. Wein, vr... W. T birthday. Those attending included Stone, Mn. K. J . Scott, Mrs. his mother, Mrs. Irene Raodolpb, Wyatt Chad we11 an d a:uest , M rs. Mr. and . •Mrs. Cl' a vm Randlh op , Ray Pickens Jr. Mrs. Martha Hauber, Mr. and Mrs. SEWING CLUa I Paul Hauber and family,dMr. · and The Bend Sewing Club met a' Mrs. Cbarlea Hauber an family ld ~~'-Hh and Mrs. Edtth Swain and 10n!l'. the 'home of Mrs. Dona <Xll' The occasion wa• a IUtPrise ror on TUesday a'fternoon. Attending Mr. }landolph and the guests we.e re .,__ F •-o.y Mrs R B~·we ,...,.,. ll'll • • • ·" gathered at bls borne when he ant, 'MfS. A. Woodrum, Mrs. L. came home from work. ~ il!!i.... PIUON~S 30. Often 3!. Multe note The 4-H boya ~et Friday at tbe bome of Larry Bailey and enJoyed a. wiener r • arter the meeting. Mr. and Mra. Uoyd Koenle bave I'D.Oved into Ut.. P'lek apartment receotl;y vacated by the C1iflord Kennedy•. Mr. and Mrs. ,Willi)' Stewart. were weekend Greenup, Kv., guests of his parents. Mr. •nd Mn. J. L. Stewart. , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gl'ea · b.cmse an~ c-hlldren, HUntlngton, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. 1). Jfume. Melas Counly News fpcet.) .... b , .~~o ~ 11oo ......,. """"..,.. •111 ., of ."' -'ihiNio .... - - 811... - Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hoffman are announcing the birth of 11 daugh· ter, Robin MJrie, at the Kanawh,, Clinic on Monday evtmlng. Mr and Mn. Clarence Tennant an' the maternd grandparent• and the patefnal .,li!r&ndparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Rll'bert Hottman. ' 27. A alope with men CHESTER ~'!".., BIRTH ' W·J E H -2t Equip IC.Itlt!* ....~ce; lll\lo .._ ._,..._.._ .,., ., ....... ·- Cb-··-" - - CbllfO!i zj~~~~t~C:ou~nt~y~S~up~e~r~in~tendent Ceart OffW ll81Bol-- t tu II, t tu 1. fCiole ,_...,:.o, Mr. and Mra. ltichard. Flek 2nd tht Year" wbea mi..._ tM pru. J(Jft, HQDnibaJ, OhJo, spent the entatiora. The ChUdre,... Cboir 14ftl • we-ek end here at their home. Mr. and Mn.~ay Morril, Columbus, Mother'• Day GreeUnJ ud Otber Mleetie~DI and tk adult cbOir prewere gueib: ol the Ji'ieb Ur1 Eldon Will and Mn. Henry tented twG Mother's DIJ •leeDailey, Syracuse, ·~nt Frida)> dOna. Rev. Everett Bran~eomb. puevening witb Mr. and Mrs. Deuel tor~ delJvered tbe llotller"1. l)ay Clel•nd. of Pataskala. Mrs. Ella Painter, Mr a.nd Mrs Charlie Weeks, Mike Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. John Hilton and two ebildren of Johnstown, Mr. and t.ll'S. Ralph Patnter and da111t1ter or Middleport, Mr. and P4n. Glenn Swick Sr., Mt;. and Jlr1. Norrn.-n Jubn.oa, Hr. 1nd Mrs. Clarence Markem 'and daughter, Mr. and.~· Glenn Swtr;k Jr., of sehooln, will give the Commencement addanlftw6 chJI.dl!efl of: Colum6ua. Mr. -j evening when this class of 24 Eighth Graders graduate from Bradbury school and Mr!. ·Ham -1Jtown and" two It is'the class to come from the new, modern build~g. Gradaates join with the Salisbury chlldren of Minersville. A basket Eighth grade Thursday in a trip to Columbus where the capitol building, airport, zoo, library, dinner wa• served at noon. •nd other educational sites will be_yisited. First ro\1(, 1eft to right, Teddy VanCooney, Ralph Stewart, Benny Eblin, Larty Farley, ~oy Hendricks, ·Jackie HaJil!On, Sherman Roberta, N. W. lilt COMPTON, 0. D. !Hreet, PolllefoJ . ....,..._ _~o.~~- "" ~rr.w~~n. wllll 1 .,.... , ... 1,- Cl•rlqo &Pen Mr and Mn. Henry Eichinger Garrett CbriltJ, l'ltf'eleflbtlw tl and ,.0111 Groveport were weelt the Churtb. Mra. Clll'itti·- " .t end Juuts of Mabel Van Meter. (~)~20~,::.'ri:.:•..,Zt:;.:.'- · : - : - - - - - Galveston, Texas, Mrs. James Carr and dau&hter, Miu Carol Hendren OP TOM liT llll'l' ..._.... Eat"b motfter wu prtM ttfd a Rubr, and l)lle Clemen~ r·arn11tion coraaa:e and two moll•en Chr lty IJld' recrlvt>d w.tuU!' TeaLt~~teRY u JUts Columbut awd frtm ttte tbatfh. Wetr.e:NiUe., The Sunday School pra:.:nt.ed tueat. or llr. tllree mothera wltll pet:tei f1fM. ClwiiQr of IBM ._._ 11 •••· •-•-~ ot•·ot ' ft'J : ~·- -... - ami; .,,.. ·-- . -~-Mn. IMUJ · Hawk, JOUBPif.; --, lin. Wihu S.hr, moe& tfliklr ~n tiiNJtl. ....,.. ~ , ......... ret. pr..t. Marma:n :aata, 1 _S. ...... advH ,..,..,.... . _ . fw ..._ •Mo. - I a ...... ot tlol liltn Dl1 ,.....,.. ._l!lJO)olumbuJ wm wtet tad au ..lii .ot .,__ K..U. a.uut 1114 ,.. tlftl • ftil!t:• 'flliMI4 It ih« ht!'r . latbn' J'hat Slhl1ftway, IDd , . . . . . . , . , _ , _ . ........ ..,.. • • • ~l\•• Mr, 1M 1 Ger.dd. INr . .,. ,.._. tl ~ llrl. .., 1'11fdiitl; (.IMMI 71,_ Record Clerk fu!t. J...OIIIbr. "· ,.,>;i,rp·~- Luda Willba 11 • patW.nt IR 1 hOJPJla l 10 Parktortbura. Mr. tnd Jllu. RaJei&A Hetzer ot Akron are attnoannar the birth ot a ron, May 1%. Grandparent• are )It a.ad Mn. Artltw Heteer •nd Mr. aAd Mn. Wilbur Sprqpe.. ! loft and. 111'1. F..upu BaUl'J of Belpre wen bu.tiDe.U v1Jltclrt .... WDnd.IIJ neoiRJ. Hr. end Mt,. !'rant •Uitr of Co- I (ayrn.) 28. Dtvourt4 ~ ted from M~1111 County, Cue No. 5112 Convicted 8-22-58 of Lhe crime Of ~tk. &: En t. DIS 1nd set'{!ni I 1 11m etaat Gl_ to 5 Jean ilthtlible fDr 1 bearm1 before the OHIO PAKOON AND PAROLE COMMIS.. SJON on ()r 1fter July 1, 19S7. ORlO PARDON & PAROLE . COMMISSION A. C. JI'ORSYTH, Pltrole and !IWi's. after Mae"spending Pickett has returned home sometime 1•1 Florida. Mr. and Mrs. De over Well an l famjly ~v.e moved :&Dm Go1d RJdge to th~ Quivey ..ro...... rty in Darwin. .,.. ,..~ Jean Lee eaUed on Rutb Anll Hall~y at the Meigs General HotPlt.al~ ).twu:Ja)i,·eventng. The ~Heme Demonstrs Uon €1ub ·met at ~ home of Mra. Denver •Wtill, Thursday. Mrs. Lei) Williams ot Oharl~~ ton has been spei)_Jin& a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Wel'lJ Whaley &nd her mother, :Mrs. Amanda HDwett, -- I •r•u.c. "'Al,.,.u.,., ""'" '" e~o-o gave the'Nle bi-annual readi of the the the lick by-la\1/S:program . n) on ~"~""'~·~~~';'"~U~'~"~""~';""~u~...~~.-.~~~~H~e~rb~e~rt~W;;•b;;•;;le~y-~h&;;sOiib~""-".,'";ll as Folk fi·M Weatherman 6:00 Action Partlelt 28 Mlnafl•ltfr Ohio, May 15, 19J7 15MI86 Frand11 KnoUJ, A !.'·~~'!' now t'onfined In the Ohio lormalory, Yanafleld . o~iOMtio-lt· Fannie Adam• had the mldor Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tennant tune of losiftr her cow ltst Tburs- are announcing the marriage oF day, ' their daughter, .Betty Jo Tennao1t Ella Hannuhl was 1 supper Roush to Robert Lee Sayre, sot: .ruest of Mrs. Maraha KeUer, Frl- of MT. and Mrs. Areh Sayre. day • The wedding was performert mo. and M~ 1 . Arthur Smith Frid-ay evening, MaY 10 .at 7:30 Jo Ann and Mrs. Maggle (J&b·onte' l P. M. in the Mason Evangeliell of Reedsville were clllets Monday Unii:Bd Brethren Church with Rev. afternoon on Mr. @:d Mrs. Everett Ralph Mahoney officiating. Mllhone. The bride was Utired in an Jc.~ Mra. Maql!! Osborne wiaite1 b)u~ dress, matching j11cket and •- D d M d white 1ccessories and· she earrlc1 Mn . "1..,.e enayevening while Mroson, en.d Mn. Arthur a white Bible covered'. with white Smith :attended tbe Mason Drive-In. carnations. Mr. a.ad Mrs. Art Kaspet' of CoM- ll.alnit Sayre, al~er o-f thl' httabua, visited Sunday with her """"Om was Maid of Hotwr, whi'e parents, Mr. and Mn. Ma• ... ard 6 .. " 8ahr. ,.. Marvin :McFarla!ld WJ¥l Best Man. The lmmed11te !arnlbes ot the · . . . · ... . -Glenna S. Milhoan tte d • th · coup1e a n eu e ceremo.1y BEDFORD whieb was fo!Jowed by a reeep- Panic Jane Wyman Slurlt. Circle Theater Federal Men AMan Called ~ Newa Headlines , Nitewatch ----------------------~~ MONDAY TUISDAY 3:30 NOTICI of HIAIING for PAIOLI or 11r. • . ; Vrw. Franklin Auker, Edgar Lambrisht. Seeond, Billy Fife, R;llph Powers, Darlene Utile, Vernon Bing, Linda Hawley, Larry Eblin, Connie Mulford, Stephen Spurner, Marcia Grover, Linda Hi~da Weber, Columbus, vJslttd Forrest, Martha Mc!)aniel, Bennie Rife. Third, Judy Ratliff; Jud1th Roush, Sharon VanCoonthe wee:k end WitlJ bi1 father, Ja. ey, Violet" Napper, Mary McDaniel, Helen Kauff, Mary Napper, Songa MIUer. (Daily Sentinel cob Weber and r~aUve&. Pboto). .{anet, EeUer" alief ftl•nd of Par--~--kersbur,g spent 1 few days with NE\v HAVEN were won by Mrs Stewart, Mr11. Mary Stevens, .student nurse &l .her mother, Mrs..' "Mantia Keller, Wolpert, Mrs. Harry Layne and a Cannonsburg, Pa., Hospital vl'i' last week. WEDDlNG Mrll. Roush. , lted £rlendl here recently. · Cartoons 8:00 Spi!IACh Legol Notice , ' Firsl'Graduates OfNew Bradbury School THE RIDGE-KENO WCHS-TV Channell - 7'()0 Jimmie Dean 7.30 Boston Blackie 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 8:30 Corlin Archer S!WING CLUB PICNIC 9:00 G•rry Moore Tile Jolly Bunch ~wmg Clu,' 9:30 Arthur Godfrey are h.a...-ing a p1~ni~ Tuesday <~f­ 10:30 Strik~ It RJch lernoun Members are to bring t1 11:00 V-aUant Lady , covered d1sh and meet at tit~ 11 H~ - Love lJf L1fe home n( Mrs. Shirley Mills Ill 1t .30 Search for Tomorrow 2 30 P M. The meat course l~ .1 11 :4~ Guiding Light be furnished. 12:00 Katie's Kitchen HOMECOMING 12·30 As the World Turns All four churches of the Leta ,·t 1:00 Our Miss Brooks Falls Methodist Church are hav 1:so Houteparty lng an O.nnual Homecoming du- 2:00 "Bii l'o)'Off ner at the CommunitY HaP , 2·30 Bob Crosby Show Thursday, Moy 30th. Everyone L=t 9·00 Brij:hter Day . welcome. 3:15 Secret Stonn 3:30 Edge of Nia:ht RUQISILL IMPROVING 4:00 The Earfy Show t...ee RUdisill , a surgical patien' 5:SO Your Ea:so Repot•ter at St. JDSeph Hospital in Parl: &:.U Sp•rts Parade ersburg was reported taday as S:& W!!atberman lmprovir.g. His room Number 1s 6:00 Action 6:115 Dougla:~ Edwarda 404. Pomeroy, OMo, :lln. IJoyd l)Ujin ol RllUand .... calllh,: on Mrt.. Joe Du.llln Jll!ltrict Supervlson, Larry Best and Vil•hm Johnston, both l! Columbus ,wm·e In llharge. U wEts ex.pected that Ute Southwesterr. District agEnts would also attend the meeting. 22. 'Dol'• tldblt 23. EKtra 21S. D\vtllon.t aq,an1u• baa been ~ut for aomr. time or that It 'baa ·not rttllved exPerts aile polnll ailt 'Jhat uoa1'aau• which hu bttn huvesttd- by bnaldn• the ai.IIU 10ft near the wround, a methotl 'rlliUed llllllpplng, Ia leu likely lo be woody than Agents Meeting --- At Lake Hope ' (E. ,) t. Dluolve 29. Com• 11 A two-edJtd pan• lr:venin( l lf,. aun rod The 11Det!l•11ala also hA"e 1ome 000 000,000 nrmarkt>d lor t:1r ~uqettlonJ ror ahopperll this week . bulldlnva of new hhrhways prol)- Thtv advlae Hleetlon 01 aapara~eu11 ahlv will b~ "•pent for the wronc with firm. eompaet tl"htly elo11ed thlnr.t'll In the wrong plat·~s" til)!, frNh purPII•h·lfJ'een eolor, For ln11tanre how murh of th(' and tendfll' atalb. They IIY a wllt· billions of dollaN belnr epe t ed nnearanee nr 1 yellowlah will vo fnr makin.l{ esiRllnR road~ tpnadln• tip 'lndleates tflat the caft atnce har.eat1n1. Spet~lnl of oiiiUnl, tho llwpplnr 1 7 Aa:~am 12 Grteo:.IY sl\kworrn 13. An appe\latr 11urlng May and the eul)' part of Jt1ne. PfQSN!r l eym 9. Kind of btar II. t>e1radeo 10. Mr. Karlotr 8. Port~nd $.1\0, !'iafer' Does tverythlnu: hllvu to ~ M!)f'nt for 111Pf'r lllghwavs or nuen11lw• clover leafs to brtak "ltv trafflr. tam• or um•waya for lonli(-d~tlllnl!e travtltH How about llpt'!nrtlna: more montJ 1\!1 P'llllin• roach to .fnftc them a 11: 11f' fll'lfer' Saffltv ronM!Ioua penole think Wf' <>houJd l'n 'abOUt the J'IJ.hW',IV huildtn, nrntU'IIM In two eoual1,. lm'M'rttnt diHetlonll: m Bull~ fl'lod ne-w ro11ds and r21. mlilkr thf' nnf>tl we have 11 aafll IIG po~­ tlhle Their reuonlll'l' 1~ that WL ahoulcln'l walt until the new rnadrt are built before Wfl ~11 f"f'l rea~n11bly aafe In OU~' car•. Malce drlwlna: 111 lllle a. pOQIIh!P. a~ lOOft II .DOIIIble whJI~ tnd1 i · lnr f!Rtv-to-drlve, nl~ rGada. WidtmlnR brld(es. putting up renective hllllt\qy •lrns. that can be teen at nll'ht. •trai'fhlf'n\h.l( otof bad curvt.s, and m..:ln~ blind 1 ,1.· dan11uou1 lnle~Ucn 1 ufer by ~ttl'at 11p Jllnod w•rnlnt 1 igns 1nd t1tln1 down obltni~Ucm 1 to vlt.lon are tmonl thew.,., to make 4 , Erbium l. Yield 11. A•leep elf· t'hu11ettJ lm&tltute of Tf<!hn9lo!i,. eeptlona1 .crowth. may be a voice In the wllderneM Beck CROSSWORD DAILY ,\CB088 3. Father 23 Sting• "' ,.,,.an,,.,. l'l'lnt111!n.,• f\,h '"'''""' John T Boward, Clellan of the Senate Rackets Commltt~- fired a new blast at the embattled 'l'eamlters boss. . Th4' A,rkansas Demo~~t said 1t ~~ tits behef that Beck has c~.m­ mltted cnany criminal offenses. M Cl 11 d th o'"l t c e an rna e e "" emen in a Jetter to the American C1vil Ouo~o. -.J Liberties Union wHieb ·had proOilit'"41 tested that (1) tire I!Otnmittee called Beet 'lhen he was under (ConUDUed from Page One) JndiCtment for rederll.l income tax "the record shows he took ad- evasion and (2) MCClellan de· t r hi o It' tr d• s<rlb Be k''~ use of un1'on van age o s P s wn al a a fund s' das "th~l. union offlcJal to use money ben longing to dues-paying members ror his own gain and proflt." MEIGS GINIIAL 'HbSPITAL Meany"'" B"k walked out or his trial before tne Executive Admitted SlitU1'llay, Max Roller, Councol this morning alter ,.,d- Middleport; Mrs ValUe Ogdin, CarIns a 500-word statement reject- penter. Discharges. Mra. Ella pey. 1nl( the churges agalnKt him But .......,_,,,, he r••d h•'s stote- utt, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Reuben McCoy " mcnt he liltened to me for 20 and baby, West Columb1a; Mn. Willie Shamblin, and baby, Pomeminutlls," 1\f.VIDY 9aid roy , Max Roller, Middleport, Meany ntit be hal.! summarized Births Mr. and Mn .Harry Lodthe chargeS' tor Beck and ·'I totJ h1mn ~hat I th.ough. of his ac- wil!k, Long Bottom, a son. 11 0 8 Admitted: Sunday, Charles B1s. Asked if be would repeat what he bad said to Beck, Meany re- 1ell, MmersvULe; Mrs. W. C. Moser, Glendale Cali.f., Bonnie Well!b, Dll~d "I'd ju~t as leave not say," M!!aKy sa1d the c.ouncll h.ad not Long Bottom. Informed Beck ol lt11 verdict be- Dlseharges: Sherd Molden, Lan~s­ fure :mnobnclng it He said he did villc; Mrs Helen Lemley and baby, I!Ot know how Beck would be ln- Chesht:re; Carl Shields, Pomeroy; forme~ - "He's here" Mn Betty Grady, and baby, RaMeany alsu said that he "pre- cine; Carol Deem, Racine, Mr•. ~Urnes," tl\llt the council wilt elect Villa SwearlnMen, Carpenter. a succel'sor to Beck as an execu· tlve ~ouncil nwmber flu1"1ng Its meeting here th.is week. The council d~llbe-rated about an ev!!r pos!lible. "I In lend to return all money we receive," he said. " I'\i! paid my med 1cal bitls before and I'll do 1t thJs lime. 1 thank these peopie but we cun't take the~r money" level!Jil frern heN attt.Jtded tbe KaY.~DII)' proaram at JluUand. ' .... • , , ..,.., :rerrel w~ eaUIIIJ. on Mnt "'"•~lluueU last Fridiy. ELBOW Michael Sttisller, 8. SO!l of Mr and then th.., also is debt One kind does not have the assets tuu.l Mn I uv.ell Swl~ht'r , Che·· to liquidate Itself in Ibe black . The other does. One iB unhealhire. fi!ll wh ile wresttlng at thP thy while the other is healthy. The neat problem in personal Che.s hu !" Track meet S•turd ay as well as business and public finance Is to letain sucb--1 ballllld frn·tured his elbo-w. The bo) ance of debl that you are on the heolthy side . The wool!$ are who 1s lhe son of Geratrline Wa:-o "Swi•h.er, fmmer MiddleJY..rt rc · full of the brave souls who lhought they could beal Ibis very dent. was t3ken to Holzer Hos· u.n~ient law of economics. pttal The debt position of Ohio cifles-•md those over the nation reflect the same thing- illustrates another important faet . GOUP TO MEET This seems to be that the greater the debt the greater is prosG1·oup 1 of the W'-lnen'so Asso· perity, sc long as asoets remain greater 't h•n liabilities. Or !'taftOn of the Ftr.st Presbyt~ria n Church w)ll meet Tuesday, Ma t co•versely, proSPerity Is greater when aebt Is greater, If as· 21 , with Mrs. Dwight Wallate .. sets eocceed"liabllltles. l-lr'S Gale Hvsell a11d Mrs. Myron Now there Is nothing new.tn this simple atatement. It is •deM1iler a~ hostes!les. ductible rrom the most elementary taws o! economics. But many of us refuse to recognize its applieatlon to ·everyday pubS!:RVICE RECDGNIZID lic affairs The cities and M"e~s that •enjoy eeonomlc and oocial L D DHt!s 11nd Clifford Stumb) progress, however, reengni•e it and 11lke ·adWnta,e of it. elders of th.e F1rst Baptist Church We In Meigs COurey100n nowmqy I'Un'headoD •Into.asituapresented a pUrse of money to tion where voters wiD 'have ~o '1'018 to >Place·more debt •on 'their the Rev. c E. Hoyt, their pastor, public lreasuries. An inkllna: of 'Wbatlllo ..nntna: ·has ~y 8unt\ay in aJtprftiatioq {)f hli trrived. Middleport .and Eastern School diatricts have taken service to t•he church for the pad SiX yeiU"S.. lffi blg bills to build new schools. Both Middleport and Pbm' '\ , etoy soon will have to tab! more th~n ·DiJrio!Jng steps !<)Ward tJRC~E TO MEET • j building sanitary sewer systems an~ a disposal pl,ant. Pom' The Miller-Mc"Kay Circle or th,.. eroy, if growth comes as Indicated, wiU ·have to bUild llllli>e, or new schools or both. WSCS will .meet "ThUrsday at 2 P M. at Heath Melho'ilist Church With growth, streets will have to he·flnanced wllh debt, reMrs. Everett Davis is the dev : payable from proherty aas'essrnerifs, bill !IIIII detit. Sidewalks lional leader " and MrB. Davitl will have to bo. bu 11. Moro H'ewers will be laid. New homes '·~II' W -h:--·---::--:---:--:--::-:--:-;"":;"-:-.,--,---;-c-·--·---::"' Hooper Sr., who dU!l the weH that I h.our b~rore lletidlng on Beek's Entsminger is pragram cbairma 1 spring Up, from '!x.JTOWed mOtfey. 0' trapped h.1s son, expressed h1s ouster. Hostesses are Mrs. J'.l&rold Woo"'That is why the faater growing t:ltlel 'howe mOI'e dllbt par b thanks ror money oontributlono , . , gerd, Mrs. c. R. Konkrigbt, M.tl. capita. They also have ,8 more l!ap'"'y ·rev.ol\llhg .more rllyna- b (SContlrwedwfr1om 1Page One) that reach.ed the hospital. But he .Prteanwhlle, one of ,Beck s chief 0 . P Klein, Mrs. Bruce LloJd i l¥t •. 't . y uzanne o per. said they will be returned wher- critiC's - Chalrman Jch.n L Mc- and Mr-s. E M. Wood. ' lit. and Mrs. Geor&e Gro•• and cblldren, P1trlcla and Mltbld, of 1Ucbmond, Vir1lnlt. are tpendint tf1* vteathm wlti.lll t1wlr brotb•J: . _, MlteNJl..Jn, Mt . aad JlrL 1. ~ - ld Bert':' Dodrld.a• of ColumbuB wu calllna: on N;1clc Plerce , sun- ANNIYIRIARY MEETING ,ft may be a paradox, bUt the rastest growing Ohio cities and · political subdivisions business and populalion wise - thus apparently ~ing the most prosperous-are also the deepest in I l r • . -· -. -' ., I • �. • • 2-DallrSentlnti,J>emeray-Mlddleport, 0., May 20, 1957 ROUGH WEATHER Daily Sentinel Day Book • ~#fcfve Tole Willing To Have Debt ff We're r o Prog~~ess In Growth And !l'-rosperity, Auditor's Records Show Hysell Run Ohe!ter C9UneU, 323, Dau.:h1ers of Amer1ca w1U celebrate ,lts 23rtl anntvt>tury, 'J'u elday tveniu ', Ma}' 21 A lfelllt'd and 00 aeb1. program will be prt charltor memiJtors wifl honored Retre,;lunentJ will he ~-\·ed Debt, in the abstract, suggests in ot.!r rommon idiom an unhealthy rondition. Something to •11ly out ·of. :V.et there is debt, cS.,. FRACTUlES - I ·-,-ha---=u=-· a ma } m C eeonomy, Mayor C. 0 . Pllher h~q the .rtrht ,idea WhS)l he points to the need of more )lousing, tbu1:more neoPle, tn 1M1d· dleport to "help pay the bill !.for our new S<!hool A This suggests that village finance committee& shoUld not be too stingy when opportuhltieJ: arise ·( ar tbe .town to promote new streets Bfld ather needed .flcJUtles fhro•NW\. 'bOnd Numbers sung by the group were G1·aduallon Day , Tell 'Me Why and When Love IS .K.ind The invocat10n . ~cnpture readwg and Lh.e ~wned1ct10n were all pre: senttod by Rev A A . Angle o 8 the New Haven Met.ohod1st Churc!1 id th .1.a '1161' . h b Wh tC can e tepa · rough '}ft'Openy &SOI$ments. -n.e Ionly Ruth Grimm played the proce~~ possibility of the town 'gettln5 beat on 1 deal like ·fhl:.. Is for lon •nd lhe recessional for the t ,. s reets and facilities to rama n unUfl!d 'lfter they .are built. entrance anJ e):it -of the clas.'l. With Meigs County's prospects, this 'ibouUt not happen h'.!re. 'l'blrteen baskets of sprinr: Or perhaps you think we are spooftt!g on thls debt 'busihess nower.!l decorated tne huge slagc No. The facts are wr&1Jped neatly Jnto a brief report from thJ A1 nedw 11 ~t'h' "'thrtaln tw!hich ~w~s . · d( State. 'He wrote: ·P aee WI 1n e pa~ cw l,a,.s ffl f J ames A Rhod es, Auditor '0 ce o added lo t·he effect or the decor a• "Local government debt th Ohio ranges from a low of ·~7 .08 ed ,t,ge. per neuon 1n Morgan (one of the poorest counties) to ""a high - -- - - - : : - of .366.76 per pe!"'oh In Lake Countv rone of the richest) '' . These same counties were tow and hh:th last vear." Boy Reported Per Clplta debt is arrived at by'dlvldlng th~ 1930 population tnto the total school, cit:v. viUage, countv, and township debt rcontlnued from P11ge One) as h th d f dl sure. Ttle wide - ~ycd youngster, · oth ~ own hon e recor s o eountv an tors doctors no\eu.• , was we 11 ·enou gh e~ h1h ranking counties In debt are Hamnton , :-;erond, nml F.r1e third Low rankfnll. and still ooor though nearly out nf dehf. arP. Favette and Noble counties. ' · Whtore rln11,;: MAills sta-nd fn dehf romnarlson'! W~'re fmnrov. In!! Our 10.'l6 rtebt more than, ttoubled. from sag to SR 2 ner 11 y b 11 1 r~n a. r.N f! eve t or not hfkinJl our debt mennt jmnrovPJTu:~ont Anfl jq the,., "''lVOnP nhle to 1tnv nur BSRAfR in nROnle Inrlw~trv """""~"UV, Willingness to work and grow do not eXCE'e<l our llabllltles' THE -- DRlVER'S SEAT sunday Lo devour a milk shake, choeoJate puddlna and cer· ul. in addition lO..A.. "v.atle\y or 1 ome ~verages. Wtth his temperature- at 102 8 degrees Saturday night, dootors feared that complications might 1ct tn, jeopardizing hJs recovery. Sunday, however, the boy's temperature dropped to 100 de&rees lll g P. M, then to 99 this morning. Doctors, nurses, lhe boy's· par· ent• and oth.er vlsltura avoided ordeaL (!"11" 11t1"'111 lfnp P1111"UJIIII! )nV""III dbcusllng the terrifying But not Benny. lct fh" rlll"ltrrf tl,t~~t W•P1f ,,......, li':'( "[ wa• mad down there . I was '""otrm ~~,.hll~~tt" In flo'nk~>tl.,, I was swear'"'""~""''n" '"'" ('llntllln",....Q qf n.fl gritting my t!!eth n'-!n ,l:;lflltf! rfnlvo~roH,, ('nlumlmct ln.:," he told his mother. "I could feel th!! aand between my teeth " "'hf!V 11:11Y Wll""' WPIIHU•¥ an~ mtllct. The child's father, Benjamin t,,.., CIT"""' f,P: 11J'1"1Wfh nf tl,f~ """'"" rt ..11~8f'V r"llllllf flh~<>rY11II11n w1111lrl lnrlii'At,. ft1-otv nr mnl•fu,.,. o~fiOt'!late prn· nn1l 'ff't'JOnt w11rm b•mn•"'"'urn" fr~sor of clly planning at Maaso· mn<>t IUl""'v h"ve Jl!'noratecJ hut II what he !lay~ I~ true e :nt or u~ will wind up in " diteh with a naclct•d rfl.r anrl 11 cruntbl!!tl rnrcM~. Considerlnw- that ffowardl Is a r~coonsible man from a 1 llnlUIIIJIJly TtHI»>nllll.)lt! plate, f t havf! tn give him a lot of eonllld er:~tlon. Whftl did hn Ill)'" 'Rr1Pflv. too mu~h tlf tht! '•P'111 Whll .. ollntn•""ll~ nnmAilv I• avnil-.hlt~ In ~ulfnflht rlnrl"o Anrll. )""" fl'n!l .TmJe .t"'*' cool wtll •tu•.. rlul'lnd thi'J flftrllll'r nat~~ or .\nrll helil 1'1•1'11: trowth. Tht m~tt· lu•llncr IP'!C!IaJI&fllllillV Jne111 ••IJ!Dll.,.!l: '-Ill 1\f' "lcitt ~hnndant thiN vea .. ' that whh~h lh11 'been t!dt. As~>~raa:ua Ia qutte perishable and ahould be uaed 11 lOOn •her buveallq ·u ~lble. It should be kept eool ftom the Ume h ho: harvetted unUI It Ia uaetl. In th"e home. It mn bt ttond In 1 molll- ture-proor blr or cont:Jilllr In the retrl1mtol' untU time to use lt. HOYT NIIIDII The Rev. C. lt, lloyt, pallor or the First Baptltt CbuJ't!h, preal J. td at a meet1n1 of tho Exet:Ltti ·e B~ OP the Rio Grande Bapti'l "-oclation Sunday ofternoon In Jacklon. He "" tteorppanied ')Y Mr. and Mn. Frant eta.~•brew prertldent 91 -.the Y.ow.c o.AdulL n,Un, roaa. 11ter. 1roup of ,the AMOG\atlon, and 11!11' ie.,.y Ia buildln« •..,.."P·' MH. lllllpb ·lwldtl, o~alrman <II tl'" 'Jines on uPhill rnad1 thlll\ Chrktlab .&dueat.lon. 1low- .trartle. Faster movha,c 'lrt" f~~1htrtfon ia not te~TWted to , w 1k .....__ PMo ·lll 111, 11row of a hili. Such lbat they mo lnupOMive an•l 1...... lmprowements of ftlttlnr lmmedlitt. , a~ MotOrial wmt.s . ~ .mlh drl\oin• lifer lrnrn... aafe roadt fOr "h1t .f6n I~ 1rand 1 dlateiJ. ·• """ nlue of ou•h hllhway aona, -he tnoWI .thtn!• ,. de I· nooil lor n•""""'' ·•II• but pe'rjl\e .f ~-·"' . . _ ill tilt fool <otdl "'""· ... ·' •word ! 1e. st.ockinea C Blakeslee and Mrs GE'neva Nolan traveiE"d to Lak~ Hopi'! today where they parHci'pated in a dis.trict mcetlng of tnn Southeastern Ohio Agricllltdre · and Home •Economists Extenswn Agents. 2t Pitiful 2D. Oelna p d 27 · u ~ dlnf <111tarch 1 ion u Coaal1 i' 1t. Fellow llb\P 13. - Barrltr 31 Skull (•l•nJ) 15 . Jmmenae 17 Indiana town 18. Employ 'lt. VialiJCle 10. Wooden 1& Alterllkt flower 21. Mttall1o , Y"htd•J • Allwer deprenlon ranat.) A2 Pronoun 37 En· 34. A 38. Poued 40. TantalurQ school (l!llrt rode 22 Not &ood block a c~nt• 1ted E. CLASS TO MIET 'J1he Uomebmlders Cl-ass of th.~ Cbur('h of Christ will meet Tuesday evemng at the home of Mr. und Mr~. Dan White, Pomeroy. al 7:30. THURSDAY MEETIN~ '1'he LOyal Women'9 Cli~ the Church. of Christ wdl meet Thursday at the home of 'Mrs. Robert Reibel, Leading Creek Rd. or TELEVISION-GUIDE • WSAZ-TV Chan,eJ3 Monday TUESDAY" 6:!111 7 :00 9 ·00 IO·OO 10.30 11 :00 11 ·30 12 :00 It 3:45 ¥oc~ern . &mances 4 :00 Comedy 1'ime 4:90 Movie time uo Cahoon11 &:~ Ne-..s lpletul't 6:00 ·Superman 61s0 1WitiltidMiit 6:35 Spofts Eye 6:4ll NBClNews · 7:00 Producer's Showcase 6:30 Robert Montgomery 9:90 Soldlers of Fortune 10:00 Badte 714 , 10:30 10:30 12:00 1:00 squeezed between the river and a ridge, bas a one 1idet1 main street unlbrokcn by cross streets. '1 :00 Today 9:00 'Romper :ltoom 10:00 The Price Iii" Rl,:ht 10:30 nutb•or ConsequeiK81 11 :00 Tte Tac Dou*ll 11 :30 It Could Be"YOII 12:00 Currer.t Current News Headlines Nitewatch Toni&ht Sign orr • aftern()(IJI, Vlr;lnla Pierc-e and obll· dren were ca11tn1 on Mr.s. Austin F;de~ Monday aft:en:.oon. .Mr .. loe Dugan wa• lite a:ue1t of Mrs. 01borge Lalt w'eek~ ')Irs. David :Oavls and two children w.ete calhng on Mrs. Clarence l\ustell one day last. wPek. -Mt't. C:fiNnCt- RutMII / Could Be You 1.00 My Little Mira:le ! :SO Tentt•ssee~ Ernie 2~ 00 Matlnl!e Theater 3:00 Qu"n TfCIJ' ra Duy S'~nd~ • )ti-l, 6·5!! Sign On SIGN ON Today Romper Room The Price Is Right Truth or Consequences Tic Tac t>ouah WE$T Sfi.A.Pf · 1:00 My Little Margie 1:30 'l'enhtllaee "J:i!Qle 2:00 Matinee 'l'hqler '3:"00 QueeR ~ I ·DaY· 3:415 Jlode,rJt.•J\9IJUIIICN 4:00 Comfill> Tilt,e 4:30 MovleJ,ltne S:30 • G:415 tilewa itea(Uirte·a Pl&~yhouse 6:S:O Weatberca;d tl:35 Sports Eye 6:4e NI!C News 7:00 o\r!hur Muna, Parly 7:30 8:""00 8:30 9:30 10:00 10:30 10:40 12:00 1:00 6.30 Robia Hood 7:00 BurPS ·& Allen. 7~30 TAleJit Scouts 8:00 I Love Lucy 6:9/) lleeOmber Bride 9·00 Studio One 10lbQ Up~'o-the.Mtnute Newa 10:03 Scaaning the Weather 10:10 The Late Sbow Tonlllht SIGN OFF 7:00 Jimmie Dean 7:30 Boston Blackli:= 8:00 Captain Kao.gatoo ~ 8:30 CorUs.c1 Arche'J' 9·00 Garry Moore 9·30 Artblir Godfrey 10:30 Strike tt Rich 11:00 Valiant Lady 11:13 Love of Life 11 :30 Search for Tomorrow 11 : ~5 ouldlne Light 12:00 Katie'J Ki\chen 12:36 As the W(lr)d Turns 1 :00 Our Mlss Brookf ' 1!30. Houseparty , ··• ·~ 2:00 Blg Payoff . ,· 2 30 Bob Crosby Sho~ 3:00 Brla:hter Day a· IS Secret $torm -... :rou ..,.,,---'-,.,-. 1\1' wantroknowwhot!Mcotaao'"""' to you, wrtt. for a frH ltocilclet 101 HIGHER EDUCATION, ikJc 36. TIIIIM Sqy..,. Station. Ntllf York 311, ,.... York. · .._jv_... '-._...."'Il Edge of NigHt 4:00 Tho Early Show 1 !!:30 Your Esso ·Re.porhit' 5:4S s-l'tl Parade I, ~ \ J~" ..~t • 6.l5 Doqlas Edwards 6:30 Telephone Time '1:00 Phil Sllvers Show 7 :30 Private Seeretaey 8:00 To Tell the Truth 8:30 Red Skelton 9:00 $64,000 Question \ 9:30 Spike Jones Sbow · , 10:00 UP.-to-tbe-mtnute News 10:,05 Scf.nnlng the Weather 10:'10 The Late Show ' oa ~~.. dd tii 'lolnnpop•r Ac:fu,... I Mrs. is a 1raduate oOf Wa tion at Savre the Sayre home. " Arch •llama High Scbool from class of 1952. Mr. Sayre ais;;t gractuate•l £rom Walla rna an.d 19 employed Pf the Sporn plant. Upon l'eturning from a honeymoon trlp the co 1- , pte will reside In New Haven . GAROEN CLUB The New Raven, Garden Club met Thursday at the MemoriJI Clubhouse with" Mrs. Ray Picke11 . Sr., Mn. L. C. R~h and Mrs. A. B. Woodrum as . .,_hoste!!Sfs. Roll call wu .answered by Tell How the P:rojeet, "Fun With F1owers'' Helped voo. Presi-dent, Mr.s . Philip Wolpert, wa.~ book "Fiawer Arranging ' at N- f t 'I'II••l art'• by Mnl. Lloyd Raush. :Mrs. Wolpert gave a report on the recent State Convention and Ml".<:. J. L. Stewart gave a report on "fla&pltaUty Night at Lakin" and concerning the ' "Ther::j)y Projec,_ Lhe ch.t.b has undertaken for Lakin Contests was held and the ,priz" ~ WHTN-TV Ctu.nnel Jl OPEN FOR 34 SALES lnr•ncll 38. 'Bontl -~~ ()n 1. Tabltclo~ 2 Exelude DAILY CRYI"'IQUO'I'JI; - Here'• how to wo'ra 990 s·pot .... moqta from 1110 ~~ a..t I On Youti JOnOIIL '. r....... .,....... ' ba.o aad rural. CALL u·s at once. II YOU baVll a propt!'ty f9' ..... "tet 111 fllld you a buyer. Olir wlb loqtlllal.- lit ' Mel,_ Coua' wUI pa~ Y• cltdoleadJ. WriW .O'JRl.EN 0' CROW rtEALTY CO. 101\01 Cnurt St., Pomeroy, 0. _.,. · -· ., CAI,.I, _ .'l'l ~ 'l'llo ,.,.,., Cll<le el 'lho will ...~ .,._., ........ • 1llo .....h. Mn. , _ , . '1:01111'1 wdl ltaw the .......... 11!01' ..... CotHoe Jaoool the etlldJo tepie for fbrt nnin4. HOJtNHI •ut ~ ...... ilia Gil· more. Jr., am. Delmar C...d.&y SILVER BIDG"E ltld .... ~- lobena. mtuace. CHAim.toN INDIAVOI memben and friends attenMd tbe Chrittlan EndeiYof meetinc at the South Beth!!! £1JB Cl'n.-eb at Sit'""' Ridp, wbitb w.u held Ftil'll7 at the hOme of ll.r. and Mra. J, M. GJul, Chester. ,.._nt)'-frllur R011m1 N•w rurnlture 'l'Jie proa:rana Will in lc:eepin"J "lth Mothet'r Day aad jncluded Kn. -Della Wlndtor'a hadiltl or ''Me, ao' Pap, •In" llcttbet". tlfne witb otMr ti)Oie.e seledi~. Electiob of o;fficers re.Wtal in an Did otlicera beine retained. MrL a...... el~N!)>. pNL; 11n. Faye Wataon, vice prHident and "ecret.ary; and. G!ttrett Chritty, lleasarer. Ice eream and elktt wu ~erved by the hQ:tteu. llilated by Fa,.e Watson, Doua,. Kay aad Lila Bahr. Tbe JUDe meeting wW be at the home of Mr. aad lin. Vietor Bahr. POit $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE ' Gil 'fte lrlgbtest Comer .. Middleport Mothers Day waa observed •t th:e South Bethel EUB Chureh at Sll· ver Ridge w:tb a special mPrnlnz FOR .XI'IIIlT *Laundry Service ·*DRY FLUFF Dll'l' WASHING j CLEAijiNG Call 61,..._, • We PJck Up & Dellnr Hats. Cltanacl ant :IIINketl Ill IS MIRUTES $150 HOME Ml"..,_ ;~M~r~.a~n~d~M~~ra.~W~'II~Il~am~C~o~n~gr~o~ve~,ll~~L~A~ N. 2nill· ~U~N~D:R:~Y~C~O~,~~L=~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~;; AQ. ~-- _ _ _ ~ _ __ -. ,, """' ·' trcial n re eli e n-t s einer's new · Germonn Krust Of l:.eo:l r• ' w• ..,. • ..,......_......,.. _,. • ..,......,._ Oonnaoa I!Jult liNoill, • J'ltl -Iii - Ito lli!JI ibhl• color. The ue ,.uendinc t-be 46tb Lutheran Synod at Jacl;lon.s MIIJ thlil week. )Irs. Layne will be oraaNst. Also going waa Mrs. Howard .Wa&ell hab. d Mr. lnd .Mr-11. R. E. Hale an son T.aztllfl, V.a.. and Mrs. 0. E. )[a~n of :Mt. Alto were Sa,turday tuests or 1\UbY s.yre and Kr. and Mrs. A.rcb Sa:vre. Elaine ~ at Hal"-Cr Hospital bu wbo II now- at C~o. . ckmati General Hoapltal rec&.V· ing psyehlatrlc Trainl111 apent """" . , . • -;- i . . . . nllt ..MY!rhu fM - .... • vnlll• .,..y""""' ....... ICIMI al - ' _, ,. . """..,.; 8 lllliiH thowM tltat It tastM add. . . . . - · for ...... thlfllt. but can, loelilll....,. Ia l i t e - fwmo.. and loloncl - l i l t . _ -hoi .,..,1 ,.. 111 no "-" 1 Wab op J'ltlr ~· ill#- with IIIIo -lion. l'lclo ........... , _ . . lhll ...... Jutt ............. .... ....1... ....... _..II•Wtwlionllt , . . _ ....... - - The ...... of_..,. n.... - a ~~~ tllat .... ,Germann \ .................... - . ................ I(Nd -41 • Batey, .Mrs. J . L. Stewart, Donm'l Bu-mgarner .and Judy · fly W111't :v:isitor9 in Columbut Saturday. Mr. and Mn. Lew Rouah 1nd daughter, Columbu1, were we~k end guests of M-r. and Mrs. Pbtltp I WIN aaladM ._.u. . . . . . part .t the ,.,.... ntcfpe.. n.r.'a the weekend with her f-ampy, :Mr. and :M'n. Areh Sayre. , Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Adam-1 wete hi Columbus Saturday Mrs. t.loyd Rousb, Mra. r. A. pltiJ, - - ...............,.WilY·-- ...... ..,. .......... . aiD •ncl ..... Siifre, Mrs. Garla,nd Goodw~ w~o is a me~a.l patient at St. Joseph Jtorr 91Y8 Bread a flavor aU ita own:;; of ~ .,.<J, ~~~'" Paul S<!olly. Rev. Rl)'mond Peter•, ctaren ·~ BleWni' and Mr., RJtrY LaYn ' Mrs. F. Batey, Mrs. 'll BI'Y'Ivt and Mrs. J. Stewart were in Pad:.· erl'burg Wednesday and vltliJ" • i g Mr. and WolpP.rt. t.I:T »~Uihllt "' U\1 '' Alreldy we have an attractive list of properU.S for sale at reasonable prices, both ur- Radio Dial . KYZIII llo\11 ,I,JIZDXAEZ loiX, !.till KMRR l8A. lSDIIL VZ DRX8 -FDLLYtK. ...._ ()eyp...,_, JOHN.THIS 81: Y0\11\ MOTTO. 1J1a.Y VII .....,, welt kept. Good neJrl> ttorbood, A real buy at $6,· GOO. WW rtnanct both FHA. ''\ ""111111 ., ..., ,ftloliJ·m 111 war. IAXJI. ran.. and own. Cloae to ' scbooti. Good nelcbborhoqd: Yod wiD WIPt to see th.li one. At I.!'tT, a Lineoln' Bta. Mo!Won homo, 2-bed- rood'oll It• A ornto1ruw Quotatloa \'OURIELFI- ABOVB. A ~CE buy of ' a .aew lb&d'tOOII\ home on. C!Mtdor Street. Pomero)'. Belt ma...abli Beautiful' Jrit,.. <ilal\. Nfw ol~le built-In - t .•., .. ... AXYDLBo\AXR " It LONGFSLLOW One I•U•r •imply atandlfor anoth•r. Jn thla prnple A ll uaed r\)r tht three L's, x 'for the two O'a, etc. Sln*lt lelteu, apo., tropMa. tl\t ltmJth and formlllUon of the worda are an h'-'''' ·hch dl)' tbt code I•Uel'l an dlttennt. • Victor Gat~l IUiiletwent sarJeey at Holzer Ho!lpital .,ednes4aJ nigbt. tina Ferry wete w,ekend au~ats Court Stne~ Pl>meroy,. Ohio. Mr. J ...... 0~~~~ ~~ Mr. Thoma& IJ. C\'oW' ml 'llee~t~ed broken v.tufer the lawa of 9bio .utd are. Jtub', ineor"PCN::ated' undW thoae Jaw• of OhiO." Tk O<Bm11 11J ero,. l!oallY c.. IIIOi 11 eo- · eaeU In U.~~l<.., . rytn1 out In .l ..tb an4 .Daily cRom. Meter, .tohn Dye, Charleston-, tile &ueat o1 hia mother Mrs. · ,Qyer :Mr. and llrs. Ga~e M:afet, Mar· 101\i b.-1--4- canat.) 31. Nappeel leather 40. WNnch 41 Rlmatn 42 Handle Kentucky, Tuesday for a J)t&-induclion examination. Mr. atkl. lfrr. Gordon Ridenour, Mansfield. O.biq., ~t a few days here at their home. Jackie Ginther apent a day with Jmy Fredetfck. lilt. and Mtt. Eldon Kn~u.c'...ter SJ)fnt an e'lc:Ping witb Mabel Van H. Juhling Ruttencutter, Mrs Herman N. Wein,Layn~ Mrs. H. E. Kibble and two daughters, s ' Mrs. Ot'" Mr~. J. tewar t an d 'II.. IJlrl, ~-- s""nt Sunda"' at CoolvllJe a1 guests ' Roush . The group WI me et ·In •two weeks at the home or Mrs. Stewart. MOTHERS CLUB The New Hav en Mother~ Club met Monday evening at the home or l{r.s., Rolande Karr w1th Mrs Paul Roush as co-hostess. The meeting opened wit•h seri.pturc by Mrs. Ralph Fink followed by the Mothers' Prayer-Slogan. Two arl.ic1ees "Baby Sitters anfl Children " were by Mrs. Gerald Clark. Mrs. Bob "Muncy, vice pre· SJdent acted as secretary, while 1!rs. Donata Brown presid e1 Seven ne.w members were AC'· cepted. The club will tollect us ·d clolhin~ to bl'! taken to Lak ~ ~ S~a'le Hospital Als-o they wtl sponsor a T-alent Show on Ma y :n for the patients at J.Qkin. Tl1t' committee 11oppointcd WIIJ Mrl Luther Smith. 'Mrs. Fioyd Cap~­ hart. Mis. Ralph Fink and MrJ Marion Ohlinger. Refreshments were served tll thOse named above and Mr!l. 0 J . Bostic. Mrs. Warren Stewurt -wu Ole Sunday guest of We are I)J!en for Ustlntl of real eatate pr.opert1es to:1 111~ from our o U.i c ~·' 3B Exc\a.. maUon :\8 A julcy fnllt James Ridenour was in Asbland, REEDSVILLE Mr& John Morgan. '11:50 a.m. LoMe hanr· Refre9hments were .served •.o Garland "'Goodwin has return ~d those named above anti Mr.a F. A to Glouster Pohlt, Va ., for tevBatey, Mrs. Floyd Carmal"k, MrR eral days. Waid OUmO.:ngb¥8, Mra. H. • Mrs LOwdina Van Meter, 'Mr Dyer, MY'S. Clyde Fole}', Mrs and :Mr1. Homer Meridith and sor James Hampton, Miss Goldyt of Belp.rt vl..sited here l't'"entl/ Hart, Mr.s. Hugo Juhllns. Mts. Herman Layne. Mr1. J. V. Me-Grew, Miss Lelah· Powell, MJY· Donald Roush, Mrs. Lew Routh, Mrt. Opal Randolph entertained Mrs. Otte Roush, Mrs. B. R Vancr reeentJy in honor of her buJband's Mrs. N. o. Wein, vr... W. T birthday. Those attending included Stone, Mn. K. J . Scott, Mrs. his mother, Mrs. Irene Raodolpb, Wyatt Chad we11 an d a:uest , M rs. Mr. and . •Mrs. Cl' a vm Randlh op , Ray Pickens Jr. Mrs. Martha Hauber, Mr. and Mrs. SEWING CLUa I Paul Hauber and family,dMr. · and The Bend Sewing Club met a' Mrs. Cbarlea Hauber an family ld ~~'-Hh and Mrs. Edtth Swain and 10n!l'. the 'home of Mrs. Dona <Xll' The occasion wa• a IUtPrise ror on TUesday a'fternoon. Attending Mr. }landolph and the guests we.e re .,__ F •-o.y Mrs R B~·we ,...,.,. ll'll • • • ·" gathered at bls borne when he ant, 'MfS. A. Woodrum, Mrs. L. came home from work. ~ il!!i.... PIUON~S 30. Often 3!. Multe note The 4-H boya ~et Friday at tbe bome of Larry Bailey and enJoyed a. wiener r • arter the meeting. Mr. and Mra. Uoyd Koenle bave I'D.Oved into Ut.. P'lek apartment receotl;y vacated by the C1iflord Kennedy•. Mr. and Mrs. ,Willi)' Stewart. were weekend Greenup, Kv., guests of his parents. Mr. •nd Mn. J. L. Stewart. , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gl'ea · b.cmse an~ c-hlldren, HUntlngton, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. 1). Jfume. Melas Counly News fpcet.) .... b , .~~o ~ 11oo ......,. """"..,.. •111 ., of ."' -'ihiNio .... - - 811... - Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hoffman are announcing the birth of 11 daugh· ter, Robin MJrie, at the Kanawh,, Clinic on Monday evtmlng. Mr and Mn. Clarence Tennant an' the maternd grandparent• and the patefnal .,li!r&ndparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Rll'bert Hottman. ' 27. A alope with men CHESTER ~'!".., BIRTH ' W·J E H -2t Equip IC.Itlt!* ....~ce; lll\lo .._ ._,..._.._ .,., ., ....... ·- Cb-··-" - - CbllfO!i zj~~~~t~C:ou~nt~y~S~up~e~r~in~tendent Ceart OffW ll81Bol-- t tu II, t tu 1. fCiole ,_...,:.o, Mr. and Mra. ltichard. Flek 2nd tht Year" wbea mi..._ tM pru. J(Jft, HQDnibaJ, OhJo, spent the entatiora. The ChUdre,... Cboir 14ftl • we-ek end here at their home. Mr. and Mn.~ay Morril, Columbus, Mother'• Day GreeUnJ ud Otber Mleetie~DI and tk adult cbOir prewere gueib: ol the Ji'ieb Ur1 Eldon Will and Mn. Henry tented twG Mother's DIJ •leeDailey, Syracuse, ·~nt Frida)> dOna. Rev. Everett Bran~eomb. puevening witb Mr. and Mrs. Deuel tor~ delJvered tbe llotller"1. l)ay Clel•nd. of Pataskala. Mrs. Ella Painter, Mr a.nd Mrs Charlie Weeks, Mike Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. John Hilton and two ebildren of Johnstown, Mr. and t.ll'S. Ralph Patnter and da111t1ter or Middleport, Mr. and P4n. Glenn Swick Sr., Mt;. and Jlr1. Norrn.-n Jubn.oa, Hr. 1nd Mrs. Clarence Markem 'and daughter, Mr. and.~· Glenn Swtr;k Jr., of sehooln, will give the Commencement addanlftw6 chJI.dl!efl of: Colum6ua. Mr. -j evening when this class of 24 Eighth Graders graduate from Bradbury school and Mr!. ·Ham -1Jtown and" two It is'the class to come from the new, modern build~g. Gradaates join with the Salisbury chlldren of Minersville. A basket Eighth grade Thursday in a trip to Columbus where the capitol building, airport, zoo, library, dinner wa• served at noon. •nd other educational sites will be_yisited. First ro\1(, 1eft to right, Teddy VanCooney, Ralph Stewart, Benny Eblin, Larty Farley, ~oy Hendricks, ·Jackie HaJil!On, Sherman Roberta, N. W. lilt COMPTON, 0. D. !Hreet, PolllefoJ . ....,..._ _~o.~~- "" ~rr.w~~n. wllll 1 .,.... , ... 1,- Cl•rlqo &Pen Mr and Mn. Henry Eichinger Garrett CbriltJ, l'ltf'eleflbtlw tl and ,.0111 Groveport were weelt the Churtb. Mra. Clll'itti·- " .t end Juuts of Mabel Van Meter. (~)~20~,::.'ri:.:•..,Zt:;.:.'- · : - : - - - - - Galveston, Texas, Mrs. James Carr and dau&hter, Miu Carol Hendren OP TOM liT llll'l' ..._.... Eat"b motfter wu prtM ttfd a Rubr, and l)lle Clemen~ r·arn11tion coraaa:e and two moll•en Chr lty IJld' recrlvt>d w.tuU!' TeaLt~~teRY u JUts Columbut awd frtm ttte tbatfh. Wetr.e:NiUe., The Sunday School pra:.:nt.ed tueat. or llr. tllree mothera wltll pet:tei f1fM. ClwiiQr of IBM ._._ 11 •••· •-•-~ ot•·ot ' ft'J : ~·- -... - ami; .,,.. ·-- . -~-Mn. IMUJ · Hawk, JOUBPif.; --, lin. Wihu S.hr, moe& tfliklr ~n tiiNJtl. ....,.. ~ , ......... ret. pr..t. Marma:n :aata, 1 _S. ...... advH ,..,..,.... . _ . fw ..._ •Mo. - I a ...... ot tlol liltn Dl1 ,.....,.. ._l!lJO)olumbuJ wm wtet tad au ..lii .ot .,__ K..U. a.uut 1114 ,.. tlftl • ftil!t:• 'flliMI4 It ih« ht!'r . latbn' J'hat Slhl1ftway, IDd , . . . . . . , . , _ , _ . ........ ..,.. • • • ~l\•• Mr, 1M 1 Ger.dd. INr . .,. ,.._. tl ~ llrl. .., 1'11fdiitl; (.IMMI 71,_ Record Clerk fu!t. J...OIIIbr. "· ,.,>;i,rp·~- Luda Willba 11 • patW.nt IR 1 hOJPJla l 10 Parktortbura. Mr. tnd Jllu. RaJei&A Hetzer ot Akron are attnoannar the birth ot a ron, May 1%. Grandparent• are )It a.ad Mn. Artltw Heteer •nd Mr. aAd Mn. Wilbur Sprqpe.. ! loft and. 111'1. F..upu BaUl'J of Belpre wen bu.tiDe.U v1Jltclrt .... WDnd.IIJ neoiRJ. Hr. end Mt,. !'rant •Uitr of Co- I (ayrn.) 28. Dtvourt4 ~ ted from M~1111 County, Cue No. 5112 Convicted 8-22-58 of Lhe crime Of ~tk. &: En t. DIS 1nd set'{!ni I 1 11m etaat Gl_ to 5 Jean ilthtlible fDr 1 bearm1 before the OHIO PAKOON AND PAROLE COMMIS.. SJON on ()r 1fter July 1, 19S7. ORlO PARDON & PAROLE . COMMISSION A. C. JI'ORSYTH, Pltrole and !IWi's. after Mae"spending Pickett has returned home sometime 1•1 Florida. Mr. and Mrs. De over Well an l famjly ~v.e moved :&Dm Go1d RJdge to th~ Quivey ..ro...... rty in Darwin. .,.. ,..~ Jean Lee eaUed on Rutb Anll Hall~y at the Meigs General HotPlt.al~ ).twu:Ja)i,·eventng. The ~Heme Demonstrs Uon €1ub ·met at ~ home of Mra. Denver •Wtill, Thursday. Mrs. Lei) Williams ot Oharl~~ ton has been spei)_Jin& a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Wel'lJ Whaley &nd her mother, :Mrs. Amanda HDwett, -- I •r•u.c. "'Al,.,.u.,., ""'" '" e~o-o gave the'Nle bi-annual readi of the the the lick by-la\1/S:program . n) on ~"~""'~·~~~';'"~U~'~"~""~';""~u~...~~.-.~~~~H~e~rb~e~rt~W;;•b;;•;;le~y-~h&;;sOiib~""-".,'";ll as Folk fi·M Weatherman 6:00 Action Partlelt 28 Mlnafl•ltfr Ohio, May 15, 19J7 15MI86 Frand11 KnoUJ, A !.'·~~'!' now t'onfined In the Ohio lormalory, Yanafleld . o~iOMtio-lt· Fannie Adam• had the mldor Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tennant tune of losiftr her cow ltst Tburs- are announcing the marriage oF day, ' their daughter, .Betty Jo Tennao1t Ella Hannuhl was 1 supper Roush to Robert Lee Sayre, sot: .ruest of Mrs. Maraha KeUer, Frl- of MT. and Mrs. Areh Sayre. day • The wedding was performert mo. and M~ 1 . Arthur Smith Frid-ay evening, MaY 10 .at 7:30 Jo Ann and Mrs. Maggle (J&b·onte' l P. M. in the Mason Evangeliell of Reedsville were clllets Monday Unii:Bd Brethren Church with Rev. afternoon on Mr. @:d Mrs. Everett Ralph Mahoney officiating. Mllhone. The bride was Utired in an Jc.~ Mra. Maql!! Osborne wiaite1 b)u~ dress, matching j11cket and •- D d M d white 1ccessories and· she earrlc1 Mn . "1..,.e enayevening while Mroson, en.d Mn. Arthur a white Bible covered'. with white Smith :attended tbe Mason Drive-In. carnations. Mr. a.ad Mrs. Art Kaspet' of CoM- ll.alnit Sayre, al~er o-f thl' httabua, visited Sunday with her """"Om was Maid of Hotwr, whi'e parents, Mr. and Mn. Ma• ... ard 6 .. " 8ahr. ,.. Marvin :McFarla!ld WJ¥l Best Man. The lmmed11te !arnlbes ot the · . . . · ... . -Glenna S. Milhoan tte d • th · coup1e a n eu e ceremo.1y BEDFORD whieb was fo!Jowed by a reeep- Panic Jane Wyman Slurlt. Circle Theater Federal Men AMan Called ~ Newa Headlines , Nitewatch ----------------------~~ MONDAY TUISDAY 3:30 NOTICI of HIAIING for PAIOLI or 11r. • . ; Vrw. Franklin Auker, Edgar Lambrisht. Seeond, Billy Fife, R;llph Powers, Darlene Utile, Vernon Bing, Linda Hawley, Larry Eblin, Connie Mulford, Stephen Spurner, Marcia Grover, Linda Hi~da Weber, Columbus, vJslttd Forrest, Martha Mc!)aniel, Bennie Rife. Third, Judy Ratliff; Jud1th Roush, Sharon VanCoonthe wee:k end WitlJ bi1 father, Ja. ey, Violet" Napper, Mary McDaniel, Helen Kauff, Mary Napper, Songa MIUer. (Daily Sentinel cob Weber and r~aUve&. Pboto). .{anet, EeUer" alief ftl•nd of Par--~--kersbur,g spent 1 few days with NE\v HAVEN were won by Mrs Stewart, Mr11. Mary Stevens, .student nurse &l .her mother, Mrs..' "Mantia Keller, Wolpert, Mrs. Harry Layne and a Cannonsburg, Pa., Hospital vl'i' last week. WEDDlNG Mrll. Roush. , lted £rlendl here recently. · Cartoons 8:00 Spi!IACh Legol Notice , ' Firsl'Graduates OfNew Bradbury School THE RIDGE-KENO WCHS-TV Channell - 7'()0 Jimmie Dean 7.30 Boston Blackie 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 8:30 Corlin Archer S!WING CLUB PICNIC 9:00 G•rry Moore Tile Jolly Bunch ~wmg Clu,' 9:30 Arthur Godfrey are h.a...-ing a p1~ni~ Tuesday <~f­ 10:30 Strik~ It RJch lernoun Members are to bring t1 11:00 V-aUant Lady , covered d1sh and meet at tit~ 11 H~ - Love lJf L1fe home n( Mrs. Shirley Mills Ill 1t .30 Search for Tomorrow 2 30 P M. The meat course l~ .1 11 :4~ Guiding Light be furnished. 12:00 Katie's Kitchen HOMECOMING 12·30 As the World Turns All four churches of the Leta ,·t 1:00 Our Miss Brooks Falls Methodist Church are hav 1:so Houteparty lng an O.nnual Homecoming du- 2:00 "Bii l'o)'Off ner at the CommunitY HaP , 2·30 Bob Crosby Show Thursday, Moy 30th. Everyone L=t 9·00 Brij:hter Day . welcome. 3:15 Secret Stonn 3:30 Edge of Nia:ht RUQISILL IMPROVING 4:00 The Earfy Show t...ee RUdisill , a surgical patien' 5:SO Your Ea:so Repot•ter at St. JDSeph Hospital in Parl: &:.U Sp•rts Parade ersburg was reported taday as S:& W!!atberman lmprovir.g. His room Number 1s 6:00 Action 6:115 Dougla:~ Edwarda 404. Pomeroy, OMo, :lln. IJoyd l)Ujin ol RllUand .... calllh,: on Mrt.. Joe Du.llln Jll!ltrict Supervlson, Larry Best and Vil•hm Johnston, both l! Columbus ,wm·e In llharge. U wEts ex.pected that Ute Southwesterr. District agEnts would also attend the meeting. 22. 'Dol'• tldblt 23. EKtra 21S. D\vtllon.t aq,an1u• baa been ~ut for aomr. time or that It 'baa ·not rttllved exPerts aile polnll ailt 'Jhat uoa1'aau• which hu bttn huvesttd- by bnaldn• the ai.IIU 10ft near the wround, a methotl 'rlliUed llllllpplng, Ia leu likely lo be woody than Agents Meeting --- At Lake Hope ' (E. ,) t. Dluolve 29. Com• 11 A two-edJtd pan• lr:venin( l lf,. aun rod The 11Det!l•11ala also hA"e 1ome 000 000,000 nrmarkt>d lor t:1r ~uqettlonJ ror ahopperll this week . bulldlnva of new hhrhways prol)- Thtv advlae Hleetlon 01 aapara~eu11 ahlv will b~ "•pent for the wronc with firm. eompaet tl"htly elo11ed thlnr.t'll In the wrong plat·~s" til)!, frNh purPII•h·lfJ'een eolor, For ln11tanre how murh of th(' and tendfll' atalb. They IIY a wllt· billions of dollaN belnr epe t ed nnearanee nr 1 yellowlah will vo fnr makin.l{ esiRllnR road~ tpnadln• tip 'lndleates tflat the caft atnce har.eat1n1. Spet~lnl of oiiiUnl, tho llwpplnr 1 7 Aa:~am 12 Grteo:.IY sl\kworrn 13. An appe\latr 11urlng May and the eul)' part of Jt1ne. PfQSN!r l eym 9. Kind of btar II. t>e1radeo 10. Mr. Karlotr 8. Port~nd $.1\0, !'iafer' Does tverythlnu: hllvu to ~ M!)f'nt for 111Pf'r lllghwavs or nuen11lw• clover leafs to brtak "ltv trafflr. tam• or um•waya for lonli(-d~tlllnl!e travtltH How about llpt'!nrtlna: more montJ 1\!1 P'llllin• roach to .fnftc them a 11: 11f' fll'lfer' Saffltv ronM!Ioua penole think Wf' <>houJd l'n 'abOUt the J'IJ.hW',IV huildtn, nrntU'IIM In two eoual1,. lm'M'rttnt diHetlonll: m Bull~ fl'lod ne-w ro11ds and r21. mlilkr thf' nnf>tl we have 11 aafll IIG po~­ tlhle Their reuonlll'l' 1~ that WL ahoulcln'l walt until the new rnadrt are built before Wfl ~11 f"f'l rea~n11bly aafe In OU~' car•. Malce drlwlna: 111 lllle a. pOQIIh!P. a~ lOOft II .DOIIIble whJI~ tnd1 i · lnr f!Rtv-to-drlve, nl~ rGada. WidtmlnR brld(es. putting up renective hllllt\qy •lrns. that can be teen at nll'ht. •trai'fhlf'n\h.l( otof bad curvt.s, and m..:ln~ blind 1 ,1.· dan11uou1 lnle~Ucn 1 ufer by ~ttl'at 11p Jllnod w•rnlnt 1 igns 1nd t1tln1 down obltni~Ucm 1 to vlt.lon are tmonl thew.,., to make 4 , Erbium l. Yield 11. A•leep elf· t'hu11ettJ lm&tltute of Tf<!hn9lo!i,. eeptlona1 .crowth. may be a voice In the wllderneM Beck CROSSWORD DAILY ,\CB088 3. Father 23 Sting• "' ,.,,.an,,.,. l'l'lnt111!n.,• f\,h '"'''""' John T Boward, Clellan of the Senate Rackets Commltt~- fired a new blast at the embattled 'l'eamlters boss. . Th4' A,rkansas Demo~~t said 1t ~~ tits behef that Beck has c~.m­ mltted cnany criminal offenses. M Cl 11 d th o'"l t c e an rna e e "" emen in a Jetter to the American C1vil Ouo~o. -.J Liberties Union wHieb ·had proOilit'"41 tested that (1) tire I!Otnmittee called Beet 'lhen he was under (ConUDUed from Page One) JndiCtment for rederll.l income tax "the record shows he took ad- evasion and (2) MCClellan de· t r hi o It' tr d• s<rlb Be k''~ use of un1'on van age o s P s wn al a a fund s' das "th~l. union offlcJal to use money ben longing to dues-paying members ror his own gain and proflt." MEIGS GINIIAL 'HbSPITAL Meany"'" B"k walked out or his trial before tne Executive Admitted SlitU1'llay, Max Roller, Councol this morning alter ,.,d- Middleport; Mrs ValUe Ogdin, CarIns a 500-word statement reject- penter. Discharges. Mra. Ella pey. 1nl( the churges agalnKt him But .......,_,,,, he r••d h•'s stote- utt, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Reuben McCoy " mcnt he liltened to me for 20 and baby, West Columb1a; Mn. Willie Shamblin, and baby, Pomeminutlls," 1\f.VIDY 9aid roy , Max Roller, Middleport, Meany ntit be hal.! summarized Births Mr. and Mn .Harry Lodthe chargeS' tor Beck and ·'I totJ h1mn ~hat I th.ough. of his ac- wil!k, Long Bottom, a son. 11 0 8 Admitted: Sunday, Charles B1s. Asked if be would repeat what he bad said to Beck, Meany re- 1ell, MmersvULe; Mrs. W. C. Moser, Glendale Cali.f., Bonnie Well!b, Dll~d "I'd ju~t as leave not say," M!!aKy sa1d the c.ouncll h.ad not Long Bottom. Informed Beck ol lt11 verdict be- Dlseharges: Sherd Molden, Lan~s­ fure :mnobnclng it He said he did villc; Mrs Helen Lemley and baby, I!Ot know how Beck would be ln- Chesht:re; Carl Shields, Pomeroy; forme~ - "He's here" Mn Betty Grady, and baby, RaMeany alsu said that he "pre- cine; Carol Deem, Racine, Mr•. ~Urnes," tl\llt the council wilt elect Villa SwearlnMen, Carpenter. a succel'sor to Beck as an execu· tlve ~ouncil nwmber flu1"1ng Its meeting here th.is week. The council d~llbe-rated about an ev!!r pos!lible. "I In lend to return all money we receive," he said. " I'\i! paid my med 1cal bitls before and I'll do 1t thJs lime. 1 thank these peopie but we cun't take the~r money" level!Jil frern heN attt.Jtded tbe KaY.~DII)' proaram at JluUand. ' .... • , , ..,.., :rerrel w~ eaUIIIJ. on Mnt "'"•~lluueU last Fridiy. ELBOW Michael Sttisller, 8. SO!l of Mr and then th.., also is debt One kind does not have the assets tuu.l Mn I uv.ell Swl~ht'r , Che·· to liquidate Itself in Ibe black . The other does. One iB unhealhire. fi!ll wh ile wresttlng at thP thy while the other is healthy. The neat problem in personal Che.s hu !" Track meet S•turd ay as well as business and public finance Is to letain sucb--1 ballllld frn·tured his elbo-w. The bo) ance of debl that you are on the heolthy side . The wool!$ are who 1s lhe son of Geratrline Wa:-o "Swi•h.er, fmmer MiddleJY..rt rc · full of the brave souls who lhought they could beal Ibis very dent. was t3ken to Holzer Hos· u.n~ient law of economics. pttal The debt position of Ohio cifles-•md those over the nation reflect the same thing- illustrates another important faet . GOUP TO MEET This seems to be that the greater the debt the greater is prosG1·oup 1 of the W'-lnen'so Asso· perity, sc long as asoets remain greater 't h•n liabilities. Or !'taftOn of the Ftr.st Presbyt~ria n Church w)ll meet Tuesday, Ma t co•versely, proSPerity Is greater when aebt Is greater, If as· 21 , with Mrs. Dwight Wallate .. sets eocceed"liabllltles. l-lr'S Gale Hvsell a11d Mrs. Myron Now there Is nothing new.tn this simple atatement. It is •deM1iler a~ hostes!les. ductible rrom the most elementary taws o! economics. But many of us refuse to recognize its applieatlon to ·everyday pubS!:RVICE RECDGNIZID lic affairs The cities and M"e~s that •enjoy eeonomlc and oocial L D DHt!s 11nd Clifford Stumb) progress, however, reengni•e it and 11lke ·adWnta,e of it. elders of th.e F1rst Baptist Church We In Meigs COurey100n nowmqy I'Un'headoD •Into.asituapresented a pUrse of money to tion where voters wiD 'have ~o '1'018 to >Place·more debt •on 'their the Rev. c E. Hoyt, their pastor, public lreasuries. An inkllna: of 'Wbatlllo ..nntna: ·has ~y 8unt\ay in aJtprftiatioq {)f hli trrived. Middleport .and Eastern School diatricts have taken service to t•he church for the pad SiX yeiU"S.. lffi blg bills to build new schools. Both Middleport and Pbm' '\ , etoy soon will have to tab! more th~n ·DiJrio!Jng steps !<)Ward tJRC~E TO MEET • j building sanitary sewer systems an~ a disposal pl,ant. Pom' The Miller-Mc"Kay Circle or th,.. eroy, if growth comes as Indicated, wiU ·have to bUild llllli>e, or new schools or both. WSCS will .meet "ThUrsday at 2 P M. at Heath Melho'ilist Church With growth, streets will have to he·flnanced wllh debt, reMrs. Everett Davis is the dev : payable from proherty aas'essrnerifs, bill !IIIII detit. Sidewalks lional leader " and MrB. Davitl will have to bo. bu 11. Moro H'ewers will be laid. New homes '·~II' W -h:--·---::--:---:--:--::-:--:-;"":;"-:-.,--,---;-c-·--·---::"' Hooper Sr., who dU!l the weH that I h.our b~rore lletidlng on Beek's Entsminger is pragram cbairma 1 spring Up, from '!x.JTOWed mOtfey. 0' trapped h.1s son, expressed h1s ouster. Hostesses are Mrs. J'.l&rold Woo"'That is why the faater growing t:ltlel 'howe mOI'e dllbt par b thanks ror money oontributlono , . , gerd, Mrs. c. R. Konkrigbt, M.tl. capita. They also have ,8 more l!ap'"'y ·rev.ol\llhg .more rllyna- b (SContlrwedwfr1om 1Page One) that reach.ed the hospital. But he .Prteanwhlle, one of ,Beck s chief 0 . P Klein, Mrs. Bruce LloJd i l¥t •. 't . y uzanne o per. said they will be returned wher- critiC's - Chalrman Jch.n L Mc- and Mr-s. E M. Wood. ' lit. and Mrs. Geor&e Gro•• and cblldren, P1trlcla and Mltbld, of 1Ucbmond, Vir1lnlt. are tpendint tf1* vteathm wlti.lll t1wlr brotb•J: . _, MlteNJl..Jn, Mt . aad JlrL 1. ~ - ld Bert':' Dodrld.a• of ColumbuB wu calllna: on N;1clc Plerce , sun- ANNIYIRIARY MEETING ,ft may be a paradox, bUt the rastest growing Ohio cities and · political subdivisions business and populalion wise - thus apparently ~ing the most prosperous-are also the deepest in I l r • . -· -. -' ., I • �-· • .._ .. . ' ' 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 20, 1957 fl ) Notices Baseball Results Jacket Regional · Final Is Postponed 1 Saturday Contest Called In Bottom H3If OfF0Urlh, PIeasantVJ·neAhtad BY UNIT50 PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Ch icago 18 7 Pet. .720 GB Cle vela nd New York 17 lO .630 17 10 .63<) ~ Dctroi.t 16 14 .533 BosWn 15_ 15 .500 4 ,., ~~~ Kansas Cily 13 17 .433 7"-7 Baltimore Washington 10 16 .365 a~ 724 .226 H 1 J~' au Bold Ruler Has Strip Of Rag For Him 'l'he Dcdlu Sentinel SPORTS DESK By Chet Tannehill This sudden habit of the Middleport Yellow .Jacket i,nfield ' to committ errors is one of those things inexplicable in sports. lt is comparable to Woody Hayes' Buckeyes going without a I fumble up to the Michigan game, then being unable to hold onto the ball. ·coach Nolan Swackhamer's infield hasn 't.,exacl.ly, been per· feet to date in the Jacket 12-game winning streak, but ueither has jt been the leaky net o{ the Columbus Regional Class A tournament. Thcre'R no usc tryinR to hide the rather bel'au~e a j.l"ond team heat name of lhe u~luckiest bny . Ed another ~oorl team wiih ti-c help or Crookfl, !lh.ortstop, Is a fine infield- a little bad luck here and there. cr. His hitting hu progrened l!teartily Htis !Ieason until he is a threkl anytime he picks up a bat. His fielding hllis been gnorl. Hr. is a good infielder, not was a 1:oorl infielder. That the jitters caught up with hllll in the Ollumbu1 Jets! st:arttt.rl will only s h~ that His frFeMht ''lJflht llw m1u1y othrr fans who v.anl Middleport to go all the way Ln the ~late championship have hith in him. BALTIMORE UP - Bold Ruler shaped up today as the borse to beat in next month.'a Belmont Stakes now that trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons bas found a way to case the pressure on the young colt's tender mouth. Few persons in the crowd of 32,856 at Plmlicn Saturday noticed a piece o[ rloth tied to the bil in Bold Ruler's mouth when the Wheatley Stahle whiz gal· loped to a two-length victory in the Preakness S.~akes. But th.is trip of gauze played an important role in Bold Ruler'S triumph.. Because he cut his tongue as a yearling, 1he son of Nasrullah has been a tough. hone to rate. As Fitzsimmons ex:plained, "Jf you pu'. too much pressure or~ his mouth., it hurts him." So before tbe Preakness, Sunny Jim cul a narrow 'trip cl9th from a leg IJandage and tied one end of it lo the bit. t:he alrlng circled Bold Ruler'a !l9J!.IJL_~,Oido At this writing (Monday', 8:30 a. m.l Principal Kni ght of Middleport hasn't le<~rnc(J .~· ct whether ltte Jackets return to C'llumhus today to tackle Plca ~antville again . All Sports Desk can ~ay, there· fore, i!f that Mcig~ County is pullin&.. for !hf' Jackets to come , trhrti1Jgh with 11 win and a berth In was the state fin:tls this week end. ln~.: his tongue in pTaee, ti~d on the oulaidc of the bit. And we exrccl the .Jacket infield "Jt helped take the pressure to .~dtlc down and play the kim! off his mouth and put it on his or h111! it can play. llut if it doesn't jaw." the 82-year-old trainer said. or i( sume other department nf the game drops below fltnndarrl , Jack Dempsey defeated Je~s and tiH' Jackc1.s lose , well. it's all Willard at Toledo, 0. , on July ,, or ana Obviously Ed wants hls tram tn win so badly hc '!l trying tuo hard. The ,Jacket ha11eball team has a ~pi rH this spring that it a [Jlcaliure 1o behold . There's no thin;!: ' la~y ;ay~ n tomorrow. 11lmut the waY they pluy bull They llke the IJIIIlle, they had confidence in themselves, and they still h:~ve it. Catcher-pitcher D.we Hlndy i!i 1he "take-charge guy" in this tiepartmenl and to him ~:or.~~ much of the credit ror the succcl.:~ of the tt·am so far this 1euon. stadium was still too spongy I• .. "'•JIIfJI -,... ........ Clptlll ' . ~too.lltlmall•• cheorfuiiy Ill- .. ____. r••,.,..,....," '""'.................. . ' ) .. '' Stunning 62 Is Clincher For Snead Festival • Th~ towcrlnJ Uarri:son caml' th ro uJ;th the final rounrl Sunday w11h 11 nt•ar-fl'cord 62- t•ight undt•r 11ar to match victory by a two· st rnkr m11-rgln . Ut•adlockcd for SC('Ond piiU' t' HI 21\R wt•rc tont'namrnt ho..'!l Sam Srwad illlrl the young man who, up to the final ruund, had lhl'tHII· t'n<'d to lake it <t!l - f'aul Jhrnry nf Wor('ostl•r . Mass. 8t•n Jltl!lan , hungNin~ to win thiK Oll.t' in pn•p11ration for tht> Natwno:~l Open. juf!l didn't hnvc it on the final rounrl . Thr 45-yf!arnld T(:x.an . hl~< h•g!! tiring and hi~< b11cl!: ail.in.q , •·jtult didn't play gonrl" ,nd had to take a 71 for a 269 lotnl. This tied him with. Peter Thomson of Mdbournc, Aut'. tralia. ' ti'op"'. $2,705;()(1. POwer Steerin!l and !brakes, dark blue With ,White trim, Nftlful owner : - Blaett"iuli".s, Pont.e~y. . 5-1d-6te Sca1't01d ..,Jarils, Drop ClotbJ. ~tntai~ F'lher, ·JillddlQtOtt, l!.ottridp. 6 "8 1:2tp above named ·County, on itedneeda)'. the 22n<l da)r of May, 1917, 'It 10 a. m. o'.cloet. the 'followJnt de- · SIX ROOM HOOSE '6'AB a~res l'!bbftidt).X l1 0. tf eround.. Price $3,oOO.oo Phone ror t rent --:£i~trle wittpape;o !512·1. 5 20 6tc 1 1956 Oldl. 2 .dr. ' Hird rip", rteamer. CUnto:a F1aber, lkidl$2·.585.f)(t.- PClwer· steering •and illeport. Vh. . 6285-X 114. fl WANTED TO RltNT - iOod '3 bra·tes, radio, heater, low ·miJe-J-------:bedroom home in ·Middleport or aJe. ,SLaettnar's, Pomeroy. Pomeroy, or within easy driving MIJ.Oic Cloth, Nylon, Fiberglu1 Awnlnla, distance of eltber. Call 62~1-M. Poreh shades, Venetian bUnas, 5 20 3te :19M B1,1ick V8 - Centllt'y 2 dr. Wind~w blinds, Porch and Lawn "ftard Top". $2;19~,00. D"ym: · Furriiture. Free es~.t:'ioltes. Dale - flow drive, low mUeaae, one Wippel Supply. 218 Union Ave., Good Uoed Cin eareful owner. B;laettn.ar'a, Pom Pomeroy. 4 25 lmoc AU Makes and lllodell IH8·8;,t ROOMS, close in ~wn, tcrnut, Pomeror. 19~5 Buick ·va Special 4 dr: seda11 fl,llllS•OO. "A Jlloek· Bo~l>tJ' · !Jttra good WSW tires, Dyn&· ~~:otf:la-~tnar's, Pomeroy, J27 l!ut· METROPOLITAN AUTO SA_~ (l-6) Fer S~le- 'tr~de .... •oacrrm-.. WAI'CII. Cl't'SfAU J . li' . • p orneroy Otu •fa s..W telling wlult ClwafJtah and OAw iJ d.ing t. mah tAu a bigger, btller railrot~d. ,,., •-u.. 11\'SUJIANCE AGEN'&: Real Estate .Brokel' F-reeport, IlL 5·20-1~!1 State Route 124 'between·.Reedevme and .Hock-injport. 8-18-'7~p .a-so n. 8 X 7 aeetion.l ov,. rhud t:ll'aat eompl'ete with II MIIH Nerth Df ,__..,. ~0 ror Jlardwar~: rea~nable. Pboae sH:Y. · -.ulld •tter Par Leu- GRUE8ER BLOCK CO. Jal. up. Refrigerators, $25.()()-$115.01). B H. P. "OUtboard motor, $75.00 Milk cans, $4.00 eaeh. Milk coolers ~10. 5 vat clean feed buclr:eta, . 3 $1.00. 1'' cu. chest freezer. Euv tUI'IllU, .()pen every evenings UD til ·10!00. FUe Refrigeration, Middleport. 5-ltwc . Rodney l,)ownin · up tbe ObemleJl at The Daily -bb Sentinel of.fiet!. No and ·ACCIDINT hour "7fet.ter Servlctt. DQ no obligation. Complete Lifo, c:-altr··Pbone 0221. Nl&bt Phone tions, 5 80S9--I'. DODGE • PLYMOUTH· WAN1l'liD-Salealady Or Salegman 3 · 1 tt DEAJ:JlRS . · to !ell McNees Products pltrt or In MIDDLIPORT, OHIO PIIONIS Gil full .Ume. Big profits. No et:· 61'101 erience needed. \ViJI teach s:n1 · finance you. ,\'flrlte today. · -Me · . CONCRETE BLOC~ Ness Co., 120' E. Clark St ., STORE AND. EQUIPMENT, wll! leave building. •Randolph Store, I. . ·:)</riiM... ItM •on h~ and labu··10us •II ·weed. l<mer. Just pick way. Garage. Phone 8-11J.12tc. WE BUY BLOCK LA')!'JNG by block or bou_r Phllip oon·oven, SyraCuse. ll-lil-12tp. --';;::-:--; --:::-:--,.... llllrn.atts PAINTING PAI'Itt+IANOING L. V. Roltlftgtr 'beli'iill, btil• ·~ction number 13 .~nahip 7 'a nd ranae 14 in lbe Obib Company'• .,urdue; Thence bfdh lbout ff1 rods to the south line of JohD Bradfield'.a land -.and county road: the~.. _ , 10 riiCIII"fq !lie il~rth rods 1--:-:-::-:----:--::-HelpWonted ~16·~ W·A·NT¥P-'Nn1 ,.,corn hrm- Town1hlp of Scipio, county ot Meigs, ani State of . Ohio, and bounded 11 lollowa. to wit: lletlnning at the Southeast C!Ol'ner of to ilfe lOuth ea-.t '~r of said aettion 13 and P.ll.ce- 'Of be. ginning and eonttlnins 40 aertt refused. Robert HHJ, F21-ls, PhOne 2299. '(8b) Auto Services •a. ·w. JtA.WLiliGS soft CO.- 24 ewe~ _ Bla&ttnar's, Pomr •. .. ~ ·.'.· · ,', wit: land; tt:en:te lfOuth alOft~ :the East line of •aid Sectloo 15 1bout 87 orJglnal blue finish, really lops (17) .:.,.co,· ,,_,. "JOy; 1ry· · M·'- S! !5·16-61(' 1953 Pontiac 8 c:yl. 4 dr. .nJx Sedan. $99!5.00. Hydramatic drlve fetr model. cO11•InS. · :fllaettnar's, Pomeroy. sCribed real ei1ate, 11tuaied In tbe County of Melp end State of Ohio, abd ln the TOWJiahlp ot Soiplo, to. we1t eorner of Jetse Bradfifldt• -- 1H5 ·PiymoUt·Q V8 Belvedere 4 1955 \it tOn C.hevrotet t.r,uck, 7 1;iit · dr. Ser!an. $1,695.00. Automati ! ft. le~elis bed, ne• ti~s. A·l ahlft, .Spotless inside and. out eobdi1ion, no reasonable Out on the road, lraiQs maintalii-c:Onlacf"by1 radio with other lralrls and w1t1i dlspiitchett. !Elec!ronic switching enables ODe CeJ!Iral ollice 1 tn rontrol all train movementa ~ hundred& of mllos of track. / · · ·' ·- .JTIIUCT.UitAL I IIAMI ICIIAP IRON - MITAU OHIO VALLEY . JUNK CO. 4 2'1 II PhoM Ill more or less. Also the east half ol the following real estate In tbe towDBhip of Sclplo, County of Metra, anil the State Of Obio, and boundell as follows; to wit: Beginning' at the north east corner of seetlor, 18, township '6 range 14 of the Ohio C~mpahn Pur~ba~e; thence aftdtb .4'7 roCJs to a stak? in the cente~ of the hill; thence due north 29 rods to the north Une of said section 18, Jhe:nce >!lit along uid north line 53 rods and 6 Unks to t-he place Of beginnlni, eontalnln-=: about 7l,i acres; Said Premises appnbed at $2,000.00 and can not be sold for leBI than two 'thirds of the ap. pral1ement. Robert C. IIITie~biCh Sheri!! ·. JarDH O'Brlln, A:ttol'hey (4) 113, 29, (lll 8, 13, !D, 5tc Fit" Sale 1'he Lafayette Gflmm property loeated in Lebanon Township, Melp County, Ohio, eontainln1 40 • a_cres more or leu, will be- sold by the undersigned at the law oUlees of Crow and Crow, Pomeroy, Ohio. a~ 2:00 o'clock P, M. May Utb, 1957. Property appraised at $800.00 and cannot be sold foi Jeu ·1hall tlrl& sum. Pt'operty to be sold •to h.IJhest bidder, subject to tbe ap.. JWOVal of the Court. Alvin Norrla, Admlnlstntor of"Estate of Lafayette· Gl'illlln1 Decelllfd. (ll) 18, NANCY WIO'RE HAVING I.AI)V FIN61!RS 'FO-R MY GARt>EN PA1!.TV ,--(~~fl -· · I ' - iHlglwpeed -eommunlcaUeiiSeiiable C60 t.l have ftnalllgures on Its monthly Qperations on the first day.of the folloWirig IIIPDlP;IIs anriual ligures on the first working clay of the newyear0 I l SwiltAts and ' P an el«t,..;..u, odi..ul _,.,.., tAu <tlllh-.1 ho<lrd, mulfirtc in ;"""""" •tilirolioo •I its .-..dW.; 'f";;"""' f..- bdllr mviu. C&O A.u ....-· I,SOI!_"!_ilu •I c..m.liud 11-affic C..t,.i trot.Up_ ,.,,. . . Chesapeake lind Ohio Is a forw..,l•D.>llDII otgani2'lltion; quick to adopt new·J!letbocls and always ready to Invest in lmpl'O\'elllellb to better serve America's industry, Chessle's nil· road is growing and golnal ·' · .I UI'-- FlV~cuons were !ujurcd, -Qih.' t:ritical~. when a lti'Ck c.r traH 1· -- ' Yould yoU 11\• o portfo$io of plel\l'" of ' ed over a. concrete -re!alnina: wall a.nd into a ,grcrup of •pectato ·~ durina tbe second anntlllll ·•v :~ . a:lnla 500" Sunday or.t tho M:Jr·· I!' Unaville Speedway. Chnle and her lanrily? Wrftt 10& Chesapeake ancl Objo Alvin ~· )~:l~;ot~~!;•::oncrete frfJm wall byknocked a car drlv ~n J. ._t eroy. AUTIIOIIDD . . to me 11~1ed 11 ~ tM lleigs j Skull Crushed In Stock Car Race Helnbect, JO, ot Ge·· c.. su(fercd a fractu skull 1od1en he wa.s struck by a ". • oil any phase lllt'nt. --------------~5-~ :A~:~to So'les c.,., o., I wlll offer: for llle at pub· ·;::--:---.-::• -:--;-::;;-:c:;- 1 SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, 1185 \line lic &ltl!llon :th~ · IJ<Iiit •l!t l1!e toun llli!u 'Buick VI SuJi<!r 4 dr. '111i"d FOr 1mt1 - illttiillilcl!t l.ddilrl, St., Middleport, -00- P. D. lrouse In Porr;aefoo:y, Ohio ID "the ' " 'somewhere on Chesapeake and Ohio's 5,100·, inlnute reports of~~ mile system a waybill is made out, a car passes . are always available as a IUidt _ a junction point, a passenger buys a ticket, a ment decisioiiS. · mechanic requisitions a dozen bolts from a Electronkt speed up CbfJS&peob aiid OlirO storeroom, a brakeman works an hour overservice In many ways. Closed eirelilt televlllo time, an investor buys a hundred shares of gives the yardmaster a cloSe-up view of what Chessie common. "' is going on at the other end of the yard. RadiQ By the million, such btts of infonnatlon are" and loudspeaken &tve blm.f!!lclent con ·sashed to data processing centers where they 1 ,the eJ!tlre operation.,- · are translated into the language of tape and punch cards. Machines quickly classify, digest ' l':leetronlc hot bm: detedlon and~ 'spot troubles in journal bm:os and uW beforeI and analyze this information. Thus, up-to-lb.,·. they bapp,en. Result: better, faster servi;~\ •deJ,lendablo dcllverios for Chel!Sie's c;ustomen:( tlu• IJ('!It rounrlR In my lire" in Ju .~ cnmc·frol\'l ·behlnd victory in tlu• ~am Snead Fct~tlval tourna· .manton, N. ~:--:---,-::-~--- ,711~4=~-·=For---.:Rent::--"--· -- - (B) :·· .New eyee· and earti f"or· Ch••••~ .. 1 gnlff'r l'lili('C 1930, posted "0111' nf ~ ., ' eleetric water ·heaters, SULPHUR SPRINGS . W. Va. 111' - E. J. "Dllll•h" llur. rison, who has be(!n a profcHsional v-.. BOX 22t PHONI 101-'1' :Wmt.;: THE PERSON wbo dllt'd UHtc WANTED Cut and colored glass FARM located on Vinton Pike off Satur-day morning requestin!J old !!hina. Call 6188-M evenings. 124. 80 aeres, good 1 room plumbing work, please eall !5 15 t{ hou&e, 40 x 40 barn all with elecil~ain, as I was mistaken in your LEGAL NOTICE -tric,- lA! tractor land, plenty idenuty. · sprln& water. Will sell terms, Jbe 'v.adiih~P.lumbing AlUminum cOmblnttlon storm and ALIAS iXICthiON ShortWa s.ilo Of '!(,HI llilato · Phone .4f.I-M · screen windows and dootl'. Steel . land contract. cash $!5,500.00 posletlsion n'ow. Sell Or rent to re- Tho State ol Ohio, ·~lflt :l:ounly 5 20 2tp •rw:l aluminum a•mioa:s and canliable lamtly with income, bouse ----;;::---':t."-~:;,-:-1,~-;------' oplea. atU William Radford, Plool C..Jt and iarden, $20.00 monthly. 'Al' Me~r1 'Ur Bock SprU\p. 5 2 llnop. Jar.., · ~tllntlll so will sell 48 tcrel close by lammn~te L~~-~~--. Uhe Cedar ¥1. . by with oak ·umber, $2,000. Ste brmond Cudclor, ~.. c~..\i - ·LAU Wl1JoloW 'Fans- GRAVELY TRACTOR !ALl!s d or ·write M'.- R. Satterfield, 126 Case number 12.23& !'!J»1dalre 'Hitrlloratdi'L , , _ an •liiiOr i<umll..._ MlddlOpilt, Ohio SOrvlce. R. A. Flnlaw, &12 E. E. Or'and AYe., SpriDJfleld, O}llo. In 'PUNtmil:lto Ill ill 'MWI «xecu. Malo St., ·Po""'!'n~. ~ 2l II 4 29 If Uon In tbe i~e ebUtled ~Ion, USED ·EQUIPMEIIIT. WHITE MAR1'1NSVILLE. .. ' Whether they come up Lhc loller or not against Piea•antvill(' in th.c rt'J!Unal finaiK It won't be bOCilU~c ~nmthndy laid down and said "we can't \\lin." It'll be, If It happens, Prf•· c......., w••..,... pionship of lhe w"Urld. In three innings Pleasan tville got ~ln~ll~>c:!'"~m::cib:":':'·~A~»d~t:hc:·•~c~·,~a~l~-~ID~I~9~1o~r~lh~c~h:•~••~·,~·w~e~lg~h~t~oh:a~m:·~B:r~ld:c~a~t;s;t;.;N;Ic;h;o;l~~;;~~~~·d~r~u~n~s~o~n~l~iv~e~J~ac~·k~c;t~·>~n~l~~u~e:'~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~·~ ·~ W H A T - MAKES' ,C 11 E S S I E.'S RAILROAD ... G R 0 W?· ~~S-;113;:-11::::..======== I ..-.v • $25 IO $1000 n~rby fowl'll pC)MftOY - '7 ·1'Mm frame on Eut Mtln street. noat tnd bac!ll: 10 inch tilling Arbor bench .. w , I.Atno A: TI:L£VIIJON SEBVICI, enoelued pcWcla~ 1-....'!'ot water 8 inch Jointer and Beneh tn ·~ PboiJII !.JO, Cleland Appl..I.JJ:U heatiDJ. Near Hl~hool. hte. rlr\11 ·PffU. Reascmible. Ch, Stot·e, l.ul W. Main St., Pomert:r ed at fl$00.00 and buyer ean W. Reuter, Cheater Road. 6-l8·3tp anume exlaUnJ tiuneiDJ. POMIROY - I roo.mt on nice lot near High School All utUttln Rerllitered Brown Swi.it! bull , ~ t 20 HI Insurance In • .,.._ c..• f!t!OO.oo. yeal"fJ olct. A.rt"hur Speoce._., :=::-:::::-::-::-.:::----- I'OMIIIO'I' -5-room houot .with bath. HlJh-&nd dry On IJneoln Chester. 6-18-J' p IIM'Iwi!Jn&NOa . ~ A4e_,, W. Mala St. P.omeroy Hill;. 'lilee view of · Ohio tlivtr. lllddlepOI't. r1n • Automobllf,. RoaN. Pbont 1811-X Small Jot. 0W11er wi!J ftnanee . '·•!!!t~>~r=:=:=:~t:~.~~··~~~!!,_:,, ~FOR SAI..K BY BlD, u~d statiOn ~ W'agon and offtre fdrltlture. Ob-, PAIIM - 19 ocrec wllh f!-room 1 trRiJSTEES 'Ire aaldng people . taln bid sh.eeb at Main Gate, 'P'OREMAN 'a: ABBOTi' T.V. 811&boule, bi:m l .l ld '8ood benhouae. · Kyg~r CreeK Power Pl'ant, Cb~ intereSted In donating for the VICE _All mat., Jlitp&lred b,- ltr· ·Plenty 11rtlen spaee, 'truck &hire. ~ 17 3tc ~p-keep of S.t. Jotm Cer;neter;y pfrt T«~i'lle~. ~ou ·82&1 y ground and 'puture. Only '1 mile send their donatloRM to Thelma lllddl~ . 8-1~U from Harrl10nvllle. Prlced right. A. Gruerf!r. Treas., 103 Cherry . POULTRY FOR SALE-Fh'5t ~1'1· FARM - 77 aerett, S.room house eratlon Arbor Attf!P. var.•re<:a St., Pomeroy, 5 17 Btl! and path. Old barn. LOti of 1o. Cro!r Broiler chicks. 'FOP COMPLETE ln•uranoa· Pro&ertlon, cUlt 101d Bll& ..fraa •proull. WonEGGS-DeKalb the Profit Pu 1 Uf1, Auto. Ji11't', Polio. C11U DoD d~rful Jt!l'e«b owl eountr)'. If RU~MAGE SALE, Sacred HE'art Jet. H'ERM BURY'S HATCH· Mllh, lllddleport_ Ohio. you are an Old Guar~ ~ubiL Gu~Jd, Church Basement, Wed . ERY. Inc., ParkersburJl, W can, this h: a wonderful place & Thurs., May 22 It 23. .5-2Q.3~c Va. Phone GA·2·3586. 5·10-lmoc to retir•. Going at UOOO.OO. •ff.A'Y. &AURS 'eRAKES •MOWERS Brown Trictor 'Scdts ' • Mile Race loan• mad• to nuld.,.b - 11111'11 (211 Real Estate Jets Lose Two Field Open Yet l'011) Dally SenUnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 20. 1957-ll ' powers H"ttin" I g AJ} Right, But I n 500 ~ Indians Sell Houtteman For $20,000 Cash thf' only ~trong pitcher they have. . The Jackets _ b~d six: hits o'f htm. tn fou.r mmngs and wer · ~:cthn~ J>oltd wood on the ball ~ teadily. T·h~y wou1d have _beeu ahead 3·0 wtthout the shakine<is BALTIMORE UP--Art Houtteof . Jheir own infield wh.ich gave man a hard throwing veteran of up five errors and five unearn~d 11 ·b ig league seasom, was put ruflS in three innings to Plea.s.arl~· chased by the Baltimore Ori.oles ville. from the Cleveland Indian.s t~> Dave Hindy was on the Jackel In the bottom. of the second day for an estimated $20,000. mound and was pitching .steady Parish was ufe on the 9Ceon1 11he transaction pbtced the Ori · hall and f iehl ing like a demon. baseman's error in throwing ov~.,. oles one-man (IVet the :$-player He had given up three hits and first base but the alf!rt Hindy limit and it is believed that south could come back and throw recovered tbe ball and thl'eW paw pitcher Bill Wl~ht will Le again Tuesday. Coach Nolar.. Parish out at second ba.se . Bum· dropped before tonight's gafi·,e Swackhamer could call on h '~ gardner walked .and Hindy fa .!· with Kansas City. Tu..day's G•mes J<,an.;;as City at Wa:lhington nigl;t other ace, Jim Bowles, who will ned . Whittington. Dutt singled and Houtteman; 29, Nas a l~game have had Lhree days rest since Miller was safe on the fourth in- winner with the 19M American Detroit at Baltimore, night \">lllHing over warsaw Friday. field e.rTOr as Whittington and League champion Indians but saw Chlca~:o at New Yor~, night 1\liddleport got back in the Dutt c~mte home. Jack Peacoe.. steadily less action with each SU"· Clevel:md at Boston game in the top of , bhe fourth singled and Miller scored. LeUb · ceeding season. NATIONAL lEAGUE W L Pet. GB when . down 5-0, three runs cam• · grou.nded out. Cincinnati 21 IJ .700 arross on three hitg •and an error. Line sore: Pleasantville's Lerner. trying v' Middleport .. 000 3-3 6 .5 Milwaukee 18 10 .643 2 make it two victories in as many Pleasantville 230 0---5 3 3 Brooklyn . . 16 tO .615 3 clays, appl'<~red to be weakening Batteries MiMleport: Hindy l'hiladelphia 16 12 .571 4 He ov cned that rourth by is· and Wayland; Pleasantville : L e'·. St. Louis t3 1!5 .464 7 ~u ing a walk, to" Nelson . Bobbr fler and Je!.f Peacock. New York 13 t7 .433 8 Chicago 7 18 .280 11 V1 lh'nnesy singled to centerficll Pittsburgh 8 3.1 .276 l2 1.'l 1llf' hAll ,going through that Sunder'• R..ulte1 you ng man's legs. Nelso_n scor~::l COLUMBUS, Q. UP--John POW· Cineinnall 8 Pitl.!i'burgh 7, bt aml Iknnesy loped t.o thtrd base. ers, farmed out by tbc Pittsburg·l Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 4 , 2nd J~. Kennedy singled to Ce!'lt.:-r Pirates to Columbus in the Inter· Nt.ow Y()rk 8 Milwa.uhc a for his second •hit scoring Hen national League only last week, I! ncsy and Ed Crooks whiffed as INDIANAPOLIS UP - Twenty builfling a quick reputati()n as a Bri"Jcklyn 10 St. Louis 3 Philadelphia at Chicago 2 games (!irl H~rlnn Whitlatch followin g four po5itions remained opeq D - p~ky hitter. postponed, rain him. I-f owcver, HI tie Yogi W a~· .-;;;;;;--;;.;; -;_;-:;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;=;;;;;;;;;i;;;i;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;== Seturdey'1 Resulh land s ingled sharply tbrough tlu box tallying Kennedy. Davis fan New York 6 Cincinnflti 3 ned to end the innin!{. Milwaukee 6 Pilt~hurgh 5 Philarlelphia · 7 St. Luuis 5 In Middle[>Ort's· first three sco,·ro Brooklyn at Chicago, ppd rain le.ss innings the Jackets had pic\::· ('d up t•hrce singl~s. one in each Mondev's Probable Pitcher• Brooklyn at St. Lou 1s nighl-- J'rame. Jlowl('s in the first, Ken· nr·d~,. in the ~l!cond, and Hindy in Drysdale 2-0 V5 Wt:hmeier 2·2. the third hit safely but tight Tuudey's Gam•• dden~ive work by Pleasant vii~· New York &t Chicag;) Brooklyn at CinJ~nnati, nlgh1 had the Jackets still looking [I) ·1' Philadolphia al ~ilwnukcc , ni·g lt . !.heir ftrst .run goin~ into till' Pitt.llbw-gh at St. Louis, night ruurth. · Pleasantville had one out and C1uh for every plan and purchase ~ SI!&K$ 14th WIN a man on firbt in the botto.m of si&nalurc• QJl!y, eulo 01 (urnitu~ NioJW YOThK UP~Heavywci ,5.11 the fourth u officials oa lled Lhc contender Willi Besmanorr o" game no contest. Kal Htndy, Manqer Germany seeks liis 14th Plcnsantville wasn't getting If) 300 W. Second St.- Phone: 432, Pomeroy 10 Uve Yictory tonight i 1Jindy but Midtll~port errors did Hour•: Mo1I,•Fri. 9-5; SGt. 9-12-0pea e"eni,_gt bu CIPPoiRtmen' rounder with veteran ~~~~. Me· Infield errors let in five '"near!" · Chital!l{l 6 Boston 2 S•turd•y'l R•sulh / Cleveland 8 Wash.ington 1 Detroll 2 New York 1 Kansas City 7 Boston 5 Baltimore 4 Chitago 4 {'.!lllcd afPOMEROY DOESN'T PUT a "track team into SEOAL competition but if it did these boys ter 9 innings by agreement Mond•v'• Problbl• Pltch•n could make a good showing in the 440-yard relay . Left to right, Joe Kennedy, Rodney SpenDetroit at Washington night-cer, Tommy Garnes, Danny Struble and S. T. Johnson, juniors, beat out the Sophs and SenLary 2·4 vs Ramos 2·2 iors by a comfortable margin in the recent Field Day at Pomeroy High School. No winnin_g Kansas City At Balllmore night time was kept because, according to Coach Dick Retton the distance as measured off was ......:Kellner 0-3 vs Johnson 1·4 found to be a· little over 440 yards so it would have meant nothing. Cleveland a.t New York~Wy nn 4·3 vs Sturdivant 2·2 Chicago at Boston-W ils.on 4-1 vs. Stone ()-2 for - 'bis club's only run In tM fiJ'at game, bit a nintb-lnnlnc olnale In tb.e nlihtca.p Sunday to deprive Intermittent showers washed Havana pltclaer Jerry Llrfe of ·, ou.t Sunday's time trials. Only no-hitter. Despite Pawer'1 ·anti ..J, nine driver• mana&ed to com· the Sugar Kln&a swept the dou}t'' plete their lour-la.p 10 mile tests header, 4· 1~ 1-i) to jump from the Saturday. Fastest was bandsome cellar into sixth .place. "' Pat O'ConniX', North vernon . In other games, Richmond be-d Ind., who roared around thf' "brickyard" oa.t an average .speed on to firat pJ.ace by hipping M'.· Of 143.9'77 m. ·P· -h. · ami, 3·2 after droppin& tbe opener, .5-2; Mont.real a.nd Rocbea:t :r split, 4-2, 3-1 and Buffalo beat Toronto, 8-4. from weekend rains, with more showers predicted for today. only a double and two sJnglc~s . Hindy walked one which .p rodu _. ed a run onl:y because it w..s fol. lowed by an error witb two ou• Here's the wa:y It went: In tile boltom of the first Dult grounded • out and Miller dou . bled to center. Jack Peacock was Eafe on the ~;hortsto.p's error and '-filler scored. Leffler ·flied out to center and Jeff PeacOck was sAfe on the s: 1ort 5 wp's · .second error as brother J.a._..k Peacock scored. Dutt grounded out tu end it. bo~ered ~ ""' week end. Columbus and will try agam Tuesd3!f to defeat Pleasantville which had them down 5-3 in the bottom of the fourth Inning Saturday when heavy shpwers stopped the game.· Principal Earl Knight said officials in Columbus ruled this morning that the Columbus Powers, wbo had way auto race, promiling a bee· ;~ rtnal two days oi quallficatio .ls The Mid~leport Yellow Jacket~ were rained out again today from the fmals of the Stat~ regional baseball tournament in .. Pleasantville is figured to bene l1t by every day of rest. Leffler, Baltimore 0 Kawas Ctty 0, 5 inrJ· :heir pitrher, had beaten Jack ,sontown friday in the semi-finals, ings, rain and came back r again!'t. Middl ·· Detroit 6 Washington 1 porl Saturday. He iso figured a~ New York 6 Cleveland 3 Sund.y'l a .. ultt BaltimQI'e 10 Kans as City 2, 1st doy IO< the annual 004l-mile Spe,J ---• Phllco REFRIGERATOR and threepiece bedroom suite, •UI M11 QUICJ[ SEI<VICE oo W- J:opalrll\fl • 1 r ...~ Trolne<l cheap. Lln!an Lolfbelt, Rt. 2, wal<htnattr. COP 1 Jftn Pomer<~y . Phon-e 819-Y. IJ!RS. Pumor.,. 1.,_11 5 20 lltp -, 'Railway .•~119 TERMINAL TOWER,'~\ OHIO# of . Germanton. ' '· --.·--··· �-· • .._ .. . ' ' 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 20, 1957 fl ) Notices Baseball Results Jacket Regional · Final Is Postponed 1 Saturday Contest Called In Bottom H3If OfF0Urlh, PIeasantVJ·neAhtad BY UNIT50 PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Ch icago 18 7 Pet. .720 GB Cle vela nd New York 17 lO .630 17 10 .63<) ~ Dctroi.t 16 14 .533 BosWn 15_ 15 .500 4 ,., ~~~ Kansas Cily 13 17 .433 7"-7 Baltimore Washington 10 16 .365 a~ 724 .226 H 1 J~' au Bold Ruler Has Strip Of Rag For Him 'l'he Dcdlu Sentinel SPORTS DESK By Chet Tannehill This sudden habit of the Middleport Yellow .Jacket i,nfield ' to committ errors is one of those things inexplicable in sports. lt is comparable to Woody Hayes' Buckeyes going without a I fumble up to the Michigan game, then being unable to hold onto the ball. ·coach Nolan Swackhamer's infield hasn 't.,exacl.ly, been per· feet to date in the Jacket 12-game winning streak, but ueither has jt been the leaky net o{ the Columbus Regional Class A tournament. Thcre'R no usc tryinR to hide the rather bel'au~e a j.l"ond team heat name of lhe u~luckiest bny . Ed another ~oorl team wiih ti-c help or Crookfl, !lh.ortstop, Is a fine infield- a little bad luck here and there. cr. His hitting hu progrened l!teartily Htis !Ieason until he is a threkl anytime he picks up a bat. His fielding hllis been gnorl. Hr. is a good infielder, not was a 1:oorl infielder. That the jitters caught up with hllll in the Ollumbu1 Jets! st:arttt.rl will only s h~ that His frFeMht ''lJflht llw m1u1y othrr fans who v.anl Middleport to go all the way Ln the ~late championship have hith in him. BALTIMORE UP - Bold Ruler shaped up today as the borse to beat in next month.'a Belmont Stakes now that trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons bas found a way to case the pressure on the young colt's tender mouth. Few persons in the crowd of 32,856 at Plmlicn Saturday noticed a piece o[ rloth tied to the bil in Bold Ruler's mouth when the Wheatley Stahle whiz gal· loped to a two-length victory in the Preakness S.~akes. But th.is trip of gauze played an important role in Bold Ruler'S triumph.. Because he cut his tongue as a yearling, 1he son of Nasrullah has been a tough. hone to rate. As Fitzsimmons ex:plained, "Jf you pu'. too much pressure or~ his mouth., it hurts him." So before tbe Preakness, Sunny Jim cul a narrow 'trip cl9th from a leg IJandage and tied one end of it lo the bit. t:he alrlng circled Bold Ruler'a !l9J!.IJL_~,Oido At this writing (Monday', 8:30 a. m.l Principal Kni ght of Middleport hasn't le<~rnc(J .~· ct whether ltte Jackets return to C'llumhus today to tackle Plca ~antville again . All Sports Desk can ~ay, there· fore, i!f that Mcig~ County is pullin&.. for !hf' Jackets to come , trhrti1Jgh with 11 win and a berth In was the state fin:tls this week end. ln~.: his tongue in pTaee, ti~d on the oulaidc of the bit. And we exrccl the .Jacket infield "Jt helped take the pressure to .~dtlc down and play the kim! off his mouth and put it on his or h111! it can play. llut if it doesn't jaw." the 82-year-old trainer said. or i( sume other department nf the game drops below fltnndarrl , Jack Dempsey defeated Je~s and tiH' Jackc1.s lose , well. it's all Willard at Toledo, 0. , on July ,, or ana Obviously Ed wants hls tram tn win so badly hc '!l trying tuo hard. The ,Jacket ha11eball team has a ~pi rH this spring that it a [Jlcaliure 1o behold . There's no thin;!: ' la~y ;ay~ n tomorrow. 11lmut the waY they pluy bull They llke the IJIIIlle, they had confidence in themselves, and they still h:~ve it. Catcher-pitcher D.we Hlndy i!i 1he "take-charge guy" in this tiepartmenl and to him ~:or.~~ much of the credit ror the succcl.:~ of the tt·am so far this 1euon. stadium was still too spongy I• .. "'•JIIfJI -,... ........ Clptlll ' . ~too.lltlmall•• cheorfuiiy Ill- .. ____. r••,.,..,....," '""'.................. . ' ) .. '' Stunning 62 Is Clincher For Snead Festival • Th~ towcrlnJ Uarri:son caml' th ro uJ;th the final rounrl Sunday w11h 11 nt•ar-fl'cord 62- t•ight undt•r 11ar to match victory by a two· st rnkr m11-rgln . Ut•adlockcd for SC('Ond piiU' t' HI 21\R wt•rc tont'namrnt ho..'!l Sam Srwad illlrl the young man who, up to the final ruund, had lhl'tHII· t'n<'d to lake it <t!l - f'aul Jhrnry nf Wor('ostl•r . Mass. 8t•n Jltl!lan , hungNin~ to win thiK Oll.t' in pn•p11ration for tht> Natwno:~l Open. juf!l didn't hnvc it on the final rounrl . Thr 45-yf!arnld T(:x.an . hl~< h•g!! tiring and hi~< b11cl!: ail.in.q , •·jtult didn't play gonrl" ,nd had to take a 71 for a 269 lotnl. This tied him with. Peter Thomson of Mdbournc, Aut'. tralia. ' ti'op"'. $2,705;()(1. POwer Steerin!l and !brakes, dark blue With ,White trim, Nftlful owner : - Blaett"iuli".s, Pont.e~y. . 5-1d-6te Sca1't01d ..,Jarils, Drop ClotbJ. ~tntai~ F'lher, ·JillddlQtOtt, l!.ottridp. 6 "8 1:2tp above named ·County, on itedneeda)'. the 22n<l da)r of May, 1917, 'It 10 a. m. o'.cloet. the 'followJnt de- · SIX ROOM HOOSE '6'AB a~res l'!bbftidt).X l1 0. tf eround.. Price $3,oOO.oo Phone ror t rent --:£i~trle wittpape;o !512·1. 5 20 6tc 1 1956 Oldl. 2 .dr. ' Hird rip", rteamer. CUnto:a F1aber, lkidl$2·.585.f)(t.- PClwer· steering •and illeport. Vh. . 6285-X 114. fl WANTED TO RltNT - iOod '3 bra·tes, radio, heater, low ·miJe-J-------:bedroom home in ·Middleport or aJe. ,SLaettnar's, Pomeroy. Pomeroy, or within easy driving MIJ.Oic Cloth, Nylon, Fiberglu1 Awnlnla, distance of eltber. Call 62~1-M. Poreh shades, Venetian bUnas, 5 20 3te :19M B1,1ick V8 - Centllt'y 2 dr. Wind~w blinds, Porch and Lawn "ftard Top". $2;19~,00. D"ym: · Furriiture. Free es~.t:'ioltes. Dale - flow drive, low mUeaae, one Wippel Supply. 218 Union Ave., Good Uoed Cin eareful owner. B;laettn.ar'a, Pom Pomeroy. 4 25 lmoc AU Makes and lllodell IH8·8;,t ROOMS, close in ~wn, tcrnut, Pomeror. 19~5 Buick ·va Special 4 dr: seda11 fl,llllS•OO. "A Jlloek· Bo~l>tJ' · !Jttra good WSW tires, Dyn&· ~~:otf:la-~tnar's, Pomeroy, J27 l!ut· METROPOLITAN AUTO SA_~ (l-6) Fer S~le- 'tr~de .... •oacrrm-.. WAI'CII. Cl't'SfAU J . li' . • p orneroy Otu •fa s..W telling wlult ClwafJtah and OAw iJ d.ing t. mah tAu a bigger, btller railrot~d. ,,., •-u.. 11\'SUJIANCE AGEN'&: Real Estate .Brokel' F-reeport, IlL 5·20-1~!1 State Route 124 'between·.Reedevme and .Hock-injport. 8-18-'7~p .a-so n. 8 X 7 aeetion.l ov,. rhud t:ll'aat eompl'ete with II MIIH Nerth Df ,__..,. ~0 ror Jlardwar~: rea~nable. Pboae sH:Y. · -.ulld •tter Par Leu- GRUE8ER BLOCK CO. Jal. up. Refrigerators, $25.()()-$115.01). B H. P. "OUtboard motor, $75.00 Milk cans, $4.00 eaeh. Milk coolers ~10. 5 vat clean feed buclr:eta, . 3 $1.00. 1'' cu. chest freezer. Euv tUI'IllU, .()pen every evenings UD til ·10!00. FUe Refrigeration, Middleport. 5-ltwc . Rodney l,)ownin · up tbe ObemleJl at The Daily -bb Sentinel of.fiet!. No and ·ACCIDINT hour "7fet.ter Servlctt. DQ no obligation. Complete Lifo, c:-altr··Pbone 0221. Nl&bt Phone tions, 5 80S9--I'. DODGE • PLYMOUTH· WAN1l'liD-Salealady Or Salegman 3 · 1 tt DEAJ:JlRS . · to !ell McNees Products pltrt or In MIDDLIPORT, OHIO PIIONIS Gil full .Ume. Big profits. No et:· 61'101 erience needed. \ViJI teach s:n1 · finance you. ,\'flrlte today. · -Me · . CONCRETE BLOC~ Ness Co., 120' E. Clark St ., STORE AND. EQUIPMENT, wll! leave building. •Randolph Store, I. . ·:)</riiM... ItM •on h~ and labu··10us •II ·weed. l<mer. Just pick way. Garage. Phone 8-11J.12tc. WE BUY BLOCK LA')!'JNG by block or bou_r Phllip oon·oven, SyraCuse. ll-lil-12tp. --';;::-:--; --:::-:--,.... llllrn.atts PAINTING PAI'Itt+IANOING L. V. Roltlftgtr 'beli'iill, btil• ·~ction number 13 .~nahip 7 'a nd ranae 14 in lbe Obib Company'• .,urdue; Thence bfdh lbout ff1 rods to the south line of JohD Bradfield'.a land -.and county road: the~.. _ , 10 riiCIII"fq !lie il~rth rods 1--:-:-::-:----:--::-HelpWonted ~16·~ W·A·NT¥P-'Nn1 ,.,corn hrm- Town1hlp of Scipio, county ot Meigs, ani State of . Ohio, and bounded 11 lollowa. to wit: lletlnning at the Southeast C!Ol'ner of to ilfe lOuth ea-.t '~r of said aettion 13 and P.ll.ce- 'Of be. ginning and eonttlnins 40 aertt refused. Robert HHJ, F21-ls, PhOne 2299. '(8b) Auto Services •a. ·w. JtA.WLiliGS soft CO.- 24 ewe~ _ Bla&ttnar's, Pomr •. .. ~ ·.'.· · ,', wit: land; tt:en:te lfOuth alOft~ :the East line of •aid Sectloo 15 1bout 87 orJglnal blue finish, really lops (17) .:.,.co,· ,,_,. "JOy; 1ry· · M·'- S! !5·16-61(' 1953 Pontiac 8 c:yl. 4 dr. .nJx Sedan. $99!5.00. Hydramatic drlve fetr model. cO11•InS. · :fllaettnar's, Pomeroy. sCribed real ei1ate, 11tuaied In tbe County of Melp end State of Ohio, abd ln the TOWJiahlp ot Soiplo, to. we1t eorner of Jetse Bradfifldt• -- 1H5 ·PiymoUt·Q V8 Belvedere 4 1955 \it tOn C.hevrotet t.r,uck, 7 1;iit · dr. Ser!an. $1,695.00. Automati ! ft. le~elis bed, ne• ti~s. A·l ahlft, .Spotless inside and. out eobdi1ion, no reasonable Out on the road, lraiQs maintalii-c:Onlacf"by1 radio with other lralrls and w1t1i dlspiitchett. !Elec!ronic switching enables ODe CeJ!Iral ollice 1 tn rontrol all train movementa ~ hundred& of mllos of track. / · · ·' ·- .JTIIUCT.UitAL I IIAMI ICIIAP IRON - MITAU OHIO VALLEY . JUNK CO. 4 2'1 II PhoM Ill more or less. Also the east half ol the following real estate In tbe towDBhip of Sclplo, County of Metra, anil the State Of Obio, and boundell as follows; to wit: Beginning' at the north east corner of seetlor, 18, township '6 range 14 of the Ohio C~mpahn Pur~ba~e; thence aftdtb .4'7 roCJs to a stak? in the cente~ of the hill; thence due north 29 rods to the north Une of said section 18, Jhe:nce >!lit along uid north line 53 rods and 6 Unks to t-he place Of beginnlni, eontalnln-=: about 7l,i acres; Said Premises appnbed at $2,000.00 and can not be sold for leBI than two 'thirds of the ap. pral1ement. Robert C. IIITie~biCh Sheri!! ·. JarDH O'Brlln, A:ttol'hey (4) 113, 29, (lll 8, 13, !D, 5tc Fit" Sale 1'he Lafayette Gflmm property loeated in Lebanon Township, Melp County, Ohio, eontainln1 40 • a_cres more or leu, will be- sold by the undersigned at the law oUlees of Crow and Crow, Pomeroy, Ohio. a~ 2:00 o'clock P, M. May Utb, 1957. Property appraised at $800.00 and cannot be sold foi Jeu ·1hall tlrl& sum. Pt'operty to be sold •to h.IJhest bidder, subject to tbe ap.. JWOVal of the Court. Alvin Norrla, Admlnlstntor of"Estate of Lafayette· Gl'illlln1 Decelllfd. (ll) 18, NANCY WIO'RE HAVING I.AI)V FIN61!RS 'FO-R MY GARt>EN PA1!.TV ,--(~~fl -· · I ' - iHlglwpeed -eommunlcaUeiiSeiiable C60 t.l have ftnalllgures on Its monthly Qperations on the first day.of the folloWirig IIIPDlP;IIs anriual ligures on the first working clay of the newyear0 I l SwiltAts and ' P an el«t,..;..u, odi..ul _,.,.., tAu <tlllh-.1 ho<lrd, mulfirtc in ;"""""" •tilirolioo •I its .-..dW.; 'f";;"""' f..- bdllr mviu. C&O A.u ....-· I,SOI!_"!_ilu •I c..m.liud 11-affic C..t,.i trot.Up_ ,.,,. . . Chesapeake lind Ohio Is a forw..,l•D.>llDII otgani2'lltion; quick to adopt new·J!letbocls and always ready to Invest in lmpl'O\'elllellb to better serve America's industry, Chessle's nil· road is growing and golnal ·' · .I UI'-- FlV~cuons were !ujurcd, -Qih.' t:ritical~. when a lti'Ck c.r traH 1· -- ' Yould yoU 11\• o portfo$io of plel\l'" of ' ed over a. concrete -re!alnina: wall a.nd into a ,grcrup of •pectato ·~ durina tbe second anntlllll ·•v :~ . a:lnla 500" Sunday or.t tho M:Jr·· I!' Unaville Speedway. Chnle and her lanrily? Wrftt 10& Chesapeake ancl Objo Alvin ~· )~:l~;ot~~!;•::oncrete frfJm wall byknocked a car drlv ~n J. ._t eroy. AUTIIOIIDD . . to me 11~1ed 11 ~ tM lleigs j Skull Crushed In Stock Car Race Helnbect, JO, ot Ge·· c.. su(fercd a fractu skull 1od1en he wa.s struck by a ". • oil any phase lllt'nt. --------------~5-~ :A~:~to So'les c.,., o., I wlll offer: for llle at pub· ·;::--:---.-::• -:--;-::;;-:c:;- 1 SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, 1185 \line lic &ltl!llon :th~ · IJ<Iiit •l!t l1!e toun llli!u 'Buick VI SuJi<!r 4 dr. '111i"d FOr 1mt1 - illttiillilcl!t l.ddilrl, St., Middleport, -00- P. D. lrouse In Porr;aefoo:y, Ohio ID "the ' " 'somewhere on Chesapeake and Ohio's 5,100·, inlnute reports of~~ mile system a waybill is made out, a car passes . are always available as a IUidt _ a junction point, a passenger buys a ticket, a ment decisioiiS. · mechanic requisitions a dozen bolts from a Electronkt speed up CbfJS&peob aiid OlirO storeroom, a brakeman works an hour overservice In many ways. Closed eirelilt televlllo time, an investor buys a hundred shares of gives the yardmaster a cloSe-up view of what Chessie common. "' is going on at the other end of the yard. RadiQ By the million, such btts of infonnatlon are" and loudspeaken &tve blm.f!!lclent con ·sashed to data processing centers where they 1 ,the eJ!tlre operation.,- · are translated into the language of tape and punch cards. Machines quickly classify, digest ' l':leetronlc hot bm: detedlon and~ 'spot troubles in journal bm:os and uW beforeI and analyze this information. Thus, up-to-lb.,·. they bapp,en. Result: better, faster servi;~\ •deJ,lendablo dcllverios for Chel!Sie's c;ustomen:( tlu• IJ('!It rounrlR In my lire" in Ju .~ cnmc·frol\'l ·behlnd victory in tlu• ~am Snead Fct~tlval tourna· .manton, N. ~:--:---,-::-~--- ,711~4=~-·=For---.:Rent::--"--· -- - (B) :·· .New eyee· and earti f"or· Ch••••~ .. 1 gnlff'r l'lili('C 1930, posted "0111' nf ~ ., ' eleetric water ·heaters, SULPHUR SPRINGS . W. Va. 111' - E. J. "Dllll•h" llur. rison, who has be(!n a profcHsional v-.. BOX 22t PHONI 101-'1' :Wmt.;: THE PERSON wbo dllt'd UHtc WANTED Cut and colored glass FARM located on Vinton Pike off Satur-day morning requestin!J old !!hina. Call 6188-M evenings. 124. 80 aeres, good 1 room plumbing work, please eall !5 15 t{ hou&e, 40 x 40 barn all with elecil~ain, as I was mistaken in your LEGAL NOTICE -tric,- lA! tractor land, plenty idenuty. · sprln& water. Will sell terms, Jbe 'v.adiih~P.lumbing AlUminum cOmblnttlon storm and ALIAS iXICthiON ShortWa s.ilo Of '!(,HI llilato · Phone .4f.I-M · screen windows and dootl'. Steel . land contract. cash $!5,500.00 posletlsion n'ow. Sell Or rent to re- Tho State ol Ohio, ·~lflt :l:ounly 5 20 2tp •rw:l aluminum a•mioa:s and canliable lamtly with income, bouse ----;;::---':t."-~:;,-:-1,~-;------' oplea. atU William Radford, Plool C..Jt and iarden, $20.00 monthly. 'Al' Me~r1 'Ur Bock SprU\p. 5 2 llnop. Jar.., · ~tllntlll so will sell 48 tcrel close by lammn~te L~~-~~--. Uhe Cedar ¥1. . by with oak ·umber, $2,000. Ste brmond Cudclor, ~.. c~..\i - ·LAU Wl1JoloW 'Fans- GRAVELY TRACTOR !ALl!s d or ·write M'.- R. Satterfield, 126 Case number 12.23& !'!J»1dalre 'Hitrlloratdi'L , , _ an •liiiOr i<umll..._ MlddlOpilt, Ohio SOrvlce. R. A. Flnlaw, &12 E. E. Or'and AYe., SpriDJfleld, O}llo. In 'PUNtmil:lto Ill ill 'MWI «xecu. Malo St., ·Po""'!'n~. ~ 2l II 4 29 If Uon In tbe i~e ebUtled ~Ion, USED ·EQUIPMEIIIT. WHITE MAR1'1NSVILLE. .. ' Whether they come up Lhc loller or not against Piea•antvill(' in th.c rt'J!Unal finaiK It won't be bOCilU~c ~nmthndy laid down and said "we can't \\lin." It'll be, If It happens, Prf•· c......., w••..,... pionship of lhe w"Urld. In three innings Pleasan tville got ~ln~ll~>c:!'"~m::cib:":':'·~A~»d~t:hc:·•~c~·,~a~l~-~ID~I~9~1o~r~lh~c~h:•~••~·,~·w~e~lg~h~t~oh:a~m:·~B:r~ld:c~a~t;s;t;.;N;Ic;h;o;l~~;;~~~~·d~r~u~n~s~o~n~l~iv~e~J~ac~·k~c;t~·>~n~l~~u~e:'~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~·~ ·~ W H A T - MAKES' ,C 11 E S S I E.'S RAILROAD ... G R 0 W?· ~~S-;113;:-11::::..======== I ..-.v • $25 IO $1000 n~rby fowl'll pC)MftOY - '7 ·1'Mm frame on Eut Mtln street. noat tnd bac!ll: 10 inch tilling Arbor bench .. w , I.Atno A: TI:L£VIIJON SEBVICI, enoelued pcWcla~ 1-....'!'ot water 8 inch Jointer and Beneh tn ·~ PboiJII !.JO, Cleland Appl..I.JJ:U heatiDJ. Near Hl~hool. hte. rlr\11 ·PffU. Reascmible. Ch, Stot·e, l.ul W. Main St., Pomert:r ed at fl$00.00 and buyer ean W. Reuter, Cheater Road. 6-l8·3tp anume exlaUnJ tiuneiDJ. POMIROY - I roo.mt on nice lot near High School All utUttln Rerllitered Brown Swi.it! bull , ~ t 20 HI Insurance In • .,.._ c..• f!t!OO.oo. yeal"fJ olct. A.rt"hur Speoce._., :=::-:::::-::-::-.:::----- I'OMIIIO'I' -5-room houot .with bath. HlJh-&nd dry On IJneoln Chester. 6-18-J' p IIM'Iwi!Jn&NOa . ~ A4e_,, W. Mala St. P.omeroy Hill;. 'lilee view of · Ohio tlivtr. lllddlepOI't. r1n • Automobllf,. RoaN. Pbont 1811-X Small Jot. 0W11er wi!J ftnanee . '·•!!!t~>~r=:=:=:~t:~.~~··~~~!!,_:,, ~FOR SAI..K BY BlD, u~d statiOn ~ W'agon and offtre fdrltlture. Ob-, PAIIM - 19 ocrec wllh f!-room 1 trRiJSTEES 'Ire aaldng people . taln bid sh.eeb at Main Gate, 'P'OREMAN 'a: ABBOTi' T.V. 811&boule, bi:m l .l ld '8ood benhouae. · Kyg~r CreeK Power Pl'ant, Cb~ intereSted In donating for the VICE _All mat., Jlitp&lred b,- ltr· ·Plenty 11rtlen spaee, 'truck &hire. ~ 17 3tc ~p-keep of S.t. Jotm Cer;neter;y pfrt T«~i'lle~. ~ou ·82&1 y ground and 'puture. Only '1 mile send their donatloRM to Thelma lllddl~ . 8-1~U from Harrl10nvllle. Prlced right. A. Gruerf!r. Treas., 103 Cherry . POULTRY FOR SALE-Fh'5t ~1'1· FARM - 77 aerett, S.room house eratlon Arbor Attf!P. var.•re<:a St., Pomeroy, 5 17 Btl! and path. Old barn. LOti of 1o. Cro!r Broiler chicks. 'FOP COMPLETE ln•uranoa· Pro&ertlon, cUlt 101d Bll& ..fraa •proull. WonEGGS-DeKalb the Profit Pu 1 Uf1, Auto. Ji11't', Polio. C11U DoD d~rful Jt!l'e«b owl eountr)'. If RU~MAGE SALE, Sacred HE'art Jet. H'ERM BURY'S HATCH· Mllh, lllddleport_ Ohio. you are an Old Guar~ ~ubiL Gu~Jd, Church Basement, Wed . ERY. Inc., ParkersburJl, W can, this h: a wonderful place & Thurs., May 22 It 23. .5-2Q.3~c Va. Phone GA·2·3586. 5·10-lmoc to retir•. Going at UOOO.OO. •ff.A'Y. &AURS 'eRAKES •MOWERS Brown Trictor 'Scdts ' • Mile Race loan• mad• to nuld.,.b - 11111'11 (211 Real Estate Jets Lose Two Field Open Yet l'011) Dally SenUnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 20. 1957-ll ' powers H"ttin" I g AJ} Right, But I n 500 ~ Indians Sell Houtteman For $20,000 Cash thf' only ~trong pitcher they have. . The Jackets _ b~d six: hits o'f htm. tn fou.r mmngs and wer · ~:cthn~ J>oltd wood on the ball ~ teadily. T·h~y wou1d have _beeu ahead 3·0 wtthout the shakine<is BALTIMORE UP--Art Houtteof . Jheir own infield wh.ich gave man a hard throwing veteran of up five errors and five unearn~d 11 ·b ig league seasom, was put ruflS in three innings to Plea.s.arl~· chased by the Baltimore Ori.oles ville. from the Cleveland Indian.s t~> Dave Hindy was on the Jackel In the bottom. of the second day for an estimated $20,000. mound and was pitching .steady Parish was ufe on the 9Ceon1 11he transaction pbtced the Ori · hall and f iehl ing like a demon. baseman's error in throwing ov~.,. oles one-man (IVet the :$-player He had given up three hits and first base but the alf!rt Hindy limit and it is believed that south could come back and throw recovered tbe ball and thl'eW paw pitcher Bill Wl~ht will Le again Tuesday. Coach Nolar.. Parish out at second ba.se . Bum· dropped before tonight's gafi·,e Swackhamer could call on h '~ gardner walked .and Hindy fa .!· with Kansas City. Tu..day's G•mes J<,an.;;as City at Wa:lhington nigl;t other ace, Jim Bowles, who will ned . Whittington. Dutt singled and Houtteman; 29, Nas a l~game have had Lhree days rest since Miller was safe on the fourth in- winner with the 19M American Detroit at Baltimore, night \">lllHing over warsaw Friday. field e.rTOr as Whittington and League champion Indians but saw Chlca~:o at New Yor~, night 1\liddleport got back in the Dutt c~mte home. Jack Peacoe.. steadily less action with each SU"· Clevel:md at Boston game in the top of , bhe fourth singled and Miller scored. LeUb · ceeding season. NATIONAL lEAGUE W L Pet. GB when . down 5-0, three runs cam• · grou.nded out. Cincinnati 21 IJ .700 arross on three hitg •and an error. Line sore: Pleasantville's Lerner. trying v' Middleport .. 000 3-3 6 .5 Milwaukee 18 10 .643 2 make it two victories in as many Pleasantville 230 0---5 3 3 Brooklyn . . 16 tO .615 3 clays, appl'<~red to be weakening Batteries MiMleport: Hindy l'hiladelphia 16 12 .571 4 He ov cned that rourth by is· and Wayland; Pleasantville : L e'·. St. Louis t3 1!5 .464 7 ~u ing a walk, to" Nelson . Bobbr fler and Je!.f Peacock. New York 13 t7 .433 8 Chicago 7 18 .280 11 V1 lh'nnesy singled to centerficll Pittsburgh 8 3.1 .276 l2 1.'l 1llf' hAll ,going through that Sunder'• R..ulte1 you ng man's legs. Nelso_n scor~::l COLUMBUS, Q. UP--John POW· Cineinnall 8 Pitl.!i'burgh 7, bt aml Iknnesy loped t.o thtrd base. ers, farmed out by tbc Pittsburg·l Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 4 , 2nd J~. Kennedy singled to Ce!'lt.:-r Pirates to Columbus in the Inter· Nt.ow Y()rk 8 Milwa.uhc a for his second •hit scoring Hen national League only last week, I! ncsy and Ed Crooks whiffed as INDIANAPOLIS UP - Twenty builfling a quick reputati()n as a Bri"Jcklyn 10 St. Louis 3 Philadelphia at Chicago 2 games (!irl H~rlnn Whitlatch followin g four po5itions remained opeq D - p~ky hitter. postponed, rain him. I-f owcver, HI tie Yogi W a~· .-;;;;;;--;;.;; -;_;-:;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;=;;;;;;;;;i;;;i;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;== Seturdey'1 Resulh land s ingled sharply tbrough tlu box tallying Kennedy. Davis fan New York 6 Cincinnflti 3 ned to end the innin!{. Milwaukee 6 Pilt~hurgh 5 Philarlelphia · 7 St. Luuis 5 In Middle[>Ort's· first three sco,·ro Brooklyn at Chicago, ppd rain le.ss innings the Jackets had pic\::· ('d up t•hrce singl~s. one in each Mondev's Probable Pitcher• Brooklyn at St. Lou 1s nighl-- J'rame. Jlowl('s in the first, Ken· nr·d~,. in the ~l!cond, and Hindy in Drysdale 2-0 V5 Wt:hmeier 2·2. the third hit safely but tight Tuudey's Gam•• dden~ive work by Pleasant vii~· New York &t Chicag;) Brooklyn at CinJ~nnati, nlgh1 had the Jackets still looking [I) ·1' Philadolphia al ~ilwnukcc , ni·g lt . !.heir ftrst .run goin~ into till' Pitt.llbw-gh at St. Louis, night ruurth. · Pleasantville had one out and C1uh for every plan and purchase ~ SI!&K$ 14th WIN a man on firbt in the botto.m of si&nalurc• QJl!y, eulo 01 (urnitu~ NioJW YOThK UP~Heavywci ,5.11 the fourth u officials oa lled Lhc contender Willi Besmanorr o" game no contest. Kal Htndy, Manqer Germany seeks liis 14th Plcnsantville wasn't getting If) 300 W. Second St.- Phone: 432, Pomeroy 10 Uve Yictory tonight i 1Jindy but Midtll~port errors did Hour•: Mo1I,•Fri. 9-5; SGt. 9-12-0pea e"eni,_gt bu CIPPoiRtmen' rounder with veteran ~~~~. Me· Infield errors let in five '"near!" · Chital!l{l 6 Boston 2 S•turd•y'l R•sulh / Cleveland 8 Wash.ington 1 Detroll 2 New York 1 Kansas City 7 Boston 5 Baltimore 4 Chitago 4 {'.!lllcd afPOMEROY DOESN'T PUT a "track team into SEOAL competition but if it did these boys ter 9 innings by agreement Mond•v'• Problbl• Pltch•n could make a good showing in the 440-yard relay . Left to right, Joe Kennedy, Rodney SpenDetroit at Washington night-cer, Tommy Garnes, Danny Struble and S. T. Johnson, juniors, beat out the Sophs and SenLary 2·4 vs Ramos 2·2 iors by a comfortable margin in the recent Field Day at Pomeroy High School. No winnin_g Kansas City At Balllmore night time was kept because, according to Coach Dick Retton the distance as measured off was ......:Kellner 0-3 vs Johnson 1·4 found to be a· little over 440 yards so it would have meant nothing. Cleveland a.t New York~Wy nn 4·3 vs Sturdivant 2·2 Chicago at Boston-W ils.on 4-1 vs. Stone ()-2 for - 'bis club's only run In tM fiJ'at game, bit a nintb-lnnlnc olnale In tb.e nlihtca.p Sunday to deprive Intermittent showers washed Havana pltclaer Jerry Llrfe of ·, ou.t Sunday's time trials. Only no-hitter. Despite Pawer'1 ·anti ..J, nine driver• mana&ed to com· the Sugar Kln&a swept the dou}t'' plete their lour-la.p 10 mile tests header, 4· 1~ 1-i) to jump from the Saturday. Fastest was bandsome cellar into sixth .place. "' Pat O'ConniX', North vernon . In other games, Richmond be-d Ind., who roared around thf' "brickyard" oa.t an average .speed on to firat pJ.ace by hipping M'.· Of 143.9'77 m. ·P· -h. · ami, 3·2 after droppin& tbe opener, .5-2; Mont.real a.nd Rocbea:t :r split, 4-2, 3-1 and Buffalo beat Toronto, 8-4. from weekend rains, with more showers predicted for today. only a double and two sJnglc~s . Hindy walked one which .p rodu _. ed a run onl:y because it w..s fol. lowed by an error witb two ou• Here's the wa:y It went: In tile boltom of the first Dult grounded • out and Miller dou . bled to center. Jack Peacock was Eafe on the ~;hortsto.p's error and '-filler scored. Leffler ·flied out to center and Jeff PeacOck was sAfe on the s: 1ort 5 wp's · .second error as brother J.a._..k Peacock scored. Dutt grounded out tu end it. bo~ered ~ ""' week end. Columbus and will try agam Tuesd3!f to defeat Pleasantville which had them down 5-3 in the bottom of the fourth Inning Saturday when heavy shpwers stopped the game.· Principal Earl Knight said officials in Columbus ruled this morning that the Columbus Powers, wbo had way auto race, promiling a bee· ;~ rtnal two days oi quallficatio .ls The Mid~leport Yellow Jacket~ were rained out again today from the fmals of the Stat~ regional baseball tournament in .. Pleasantville is figured to bene l1t by every day of rest. Leffler, Baltimore 0 Kawas Ctty 0, 5 inrJ· :heir pitrher, had beaten Jack ,sontown friday in the semi-finals, ings, rain and came back r again!'t. Middl ·· Detroit 6 Washington 1 porl Saturday. He iso figured a~ New York 6 Cleveland 3 Sund.y'l a .. ultt BaltimQI'e 10 Kans as City 2, 1st doy IO< the annual 004l-mile Spe,J ---• Phllco REFRIGERATOR and threepiece bedroom suite, •UI M11 QUICJ[ SEI<VICE oo W- J:opalrll\fl • 1 r ...~ Trolne<l cheap. Lln!an Lolfbelt, Rt. 2, wal<htnattr. COP 1 Jftn Pomer<~y . Phon-e 819-Y. IJ!RS. Pumor.,. 1.,_11 5 20 lltp -, 'Railway .•~119 TERMINAL TOWER,'~\ OHIO# of . Germanton. ' '· --.·--··· �• ' • I -· - . I lin. Kume Arnl)ld us sted by day afternoon at her home Athen8 M:ra Wilbur Batley and Mrs Hugh Road Group Stogtn& of A mer ca open the Rock Bearha entertained Sprutgs Bettf:r Health Club Thurs- ed th.e meetina: Jollowed w tb the Lord s Prayer ond pledge to the Oag Mrs Arlee Abbott prestdenl pres ded over the meeting Elec on of offtcers was held w th Mrs Hugh Bearhs selected as pres dent Mrs Roy Sm th vtce pres dent Mr and Mrs W 11 am K tchcn Ch llico he vi.S ted relatlves n the Bend over the weekend Milli C E Hoyt was n G a v He Fr day to attend a mee ng of the Bspl st Camp anti As.! e by Comm ee Mrs Clarence Clark an cl M s Nu 1 a tended the gradu Henry Mrs W II am Radford liecretary lio of Pa ty Clark Athens r om and Mrs Edgar Abbot treasurer Mr.o; W II am Grueser and Mrs the E gh h G ade at Shade F J \V I am Radford were named as day even ng he S ck Comm ttee for the next Haro d Moo e Co umbus spe h ce months I was annl'lunced lhc weekend w Lh h .'J w fe a • hat the Salsbury PTA wou d son at he home of her paren s. serve tile Pome oy H Kh Sc ool Mayor an ~ M s C 0 F sher a d A umn banquet on June and fam ly and waSJ at>compan ed on ass stance from t1 e g up would s c urn hOme by hl.S lamll) be apprectated It was also an who had spent the week here nounced that B be school would M and M ;s c B We sc and be held at the Ro k Spr ngs Mella M s R c San hu y v.c C' n Col od st Church n June u nbu Sa rrlilY where they v The program opelned w 11 a Crl !If a nd M G R Koehl r nd ch rcn and cclebra ed Mr poem Rock ng Cha r by Mrs Bearhs two art cle we e g ven Sans ury b hda} They we c Honey For Yoor Heal h by M s acc»mpan cd home by Rick and Harold .Black&ton and I Must M chacl Koch r who w 11 s.pend Be Patent by Mrs Arlee Abbott wo weeks he c a poero Wh ch Sha 1 It Be by M 5 Wilham Grue!er concluded Mr and M s Ira Butcher an.l be program Mrs Amct Leonara hm ly Judy and J mmy and Mrs and Mrs Edward Hu npl cy were Homer Jon s we. e buslne~s vLS lhe w nnPr.& n a con e~ ors n Parkersburg Sa rrlay 1 he hymn Blessed B The Tic M s Cha es McDonald and 1hat B nds nnd the M ZJ)!lh be-ne three ch ld n who haYe be n d cl on lased the mce ng lifter v s ng her mo her n Buchlc wh ch a dessert course was served "h lc M s MciXmald recovered by the hostesses to Mn B ackston f om a nc n hosp Lal zat o and ell ldre Sherry a d Bobby have c urncd home MTs 0 ver Clark Mrs Horace Ab Mr l S Webb Sp n. f cld ho t and ch ldren Danny Roger was a N' enl gues of her dau~ an I Vicky Lynn Mn Howard Bo er M s Mare Houck and fain l Jan il d Jan e n Mrs Homer Radford you'll be ~urpriS I complete n.. ol qvality noa.. roalo, and IIIOdora.. prices. /IJ - pairs easy "llh 100 I different items ROOFING i'IS(lhal sh ~ ei A• lint• •• I he sq ft Radfo d anQ daugh c Conn e Mrs W ll am Grueser Mrs Kuy Sm h Mrs Lew s C. rues er Mr!l A[' cc Abbott Mrs ( eorge Sk nncr Mrs Cliffor I l.c fhe t M s A e Euler Mrs W I am E h nger Mrs Edgur Abbotl and Mrs ch ldrcn Kalhy and Edd Edwa I Humphrey M s l.eonattl Mrs W 11 am Radford daughters MayLouandRbccca Ms WA Mo ga a d gue M s Herman Wr o u duug s An lra A n and fra 1> ~ Ia c I SIDING wond AI I tile et 13c 1C1 It INSULATION ' kct As little 11 -4c aq ft hi FLOORING AI little o.k 16c sq It 11 J nc n e n~;: w I be he d 11 he hon e of M s llowar I Bolin w h Mr 0 r Clark and Mrs Harold Blackslo as cohos esscs Th PANELING /1 knul y nc A• lltfle •• 1 tc tq It CEILING TILE Racme Aux1hary Asked To Meet On Tuesday, May 23 (non ilCOU8l1C At little •• 12c 1q ft TILEBOARD At little 11 41c 1C1 ft A I metl ber5 of he Rae ne F e nen 3 Aux I ury ~:~re u gcd to a Lend a reguhtr meeting of the PAINT Aa llttlt 11 $... 95 gal IJI'Oup May 21 nt 7 30 p m the lown hall when details will be worked o t for van la and pep p r sa e projccl M s Jerrv Powe sa d the aux I r 11 neet ng 11ht had to be h11 g d from he se ond Tue.'lday each m nth G the th rd hence the May 21 mee lng I hl' o gu zat on s p ann g to -e r l"no gh o buy a coCCce ur w l l !>&le r J c The Pomeroy Cement Block Co. "'41 Years of Continuous Strvlce Phones 82-435 Pomuoy •••••••••••••••• m~ ng ws opened by tlu~ prealdent Pearle Canaday Tht' secn:tary s report wu iJVe:D bv Jomes F fe Jeul.e Grueser The next meet.lna U S Army w 11 be June 20th Thelma H.YteU been v s t ng relatives he e E gh g aduates of the Pomeroy wtll hive devohou fQr the June Mrs Cec I Grogan Columbu H .a:h School who are memb~rs ot meetinc The group nne ~P;r who spen he wee)l:end w h h r the Un ted MethodtSt Church were Btr.bhday to Helen Mae Nels"~n lather C H W '!e Sr and M " honored Sunday dur ng the ehurcb and the door prize was .awarded Ruth W se was n Portland Sa school hou and the r le• of bap. to Thelma HYselL urday to v s Mrs Ta or Gro t sm <1nd e ep on of members RelreJhmenta of Ice erearr. gan Mrs Mabel Marsha I and we e he d 11 the worsh p service cake and Kool aid were sened to Thco Sm th super Rtendent ol Verna Snowden and .sons Mr and Mrs Dav r1 Yost an lam y Mrs Tay or C.rogan Ls r> the church school trodueed the Mold n Dorothy Sluk and aOM: cover ng fro n a ec<"nl 1n gradua es presented them w th Jessie Grueser Barbara V11n Me and I VC!I w h Mrs Mar ha n tcstamcn s congr:iillulated them on ter Thelma JIY.sel1 Ethel Nieb.l) the r tra er home t the Yo the .!ICcompl shments and lU'ged Pearle Canady and daugbte far n I them to nake the church the key son Jean Parker and daughter Helm tilone of lhe r vcs Nelson and VIola Rumr eld w am Au wh o has been homt' on vaca on w th s ram Rcu v ng the tc aments wenWSCS MEETS cr SundJy o JOn h Jc ry nav s Max E h nger Eu Oh 0 R ver Ba gc gene Frye Judy Hoyt Danny Mor !. •• The ,Afternoon C rcle of tile J Hsburgh r s Jane S rub e Larry W lder ·wscs o{ the Method st Otwr h met at the home or Mrs E a mulh ;.~nd Suzanne Vaughan Mr and M .s LoW(' T'roh o Dur ng he wo sh p serv ce Dar Flemmg and daught r Noreth,. an daugh er S an <~ d Cha Ia Jean Ke y dauJ;hte or Mr and Thursday dternoo.n with 13 rnem lcne Dans we c n Park n;t :.?. Mrs (jerald Ktd y e e ved the ber.s resent.. Saturday on bu css r- o bap sm and Mr and 'Mrs Rebecca Fo an opened the me I'lL Fred Cl nc ADAN Cl n a c Lee T)O were recc ved nto the lng With the Lord a Prayer Trea ~ure-r g.ave her report as all btlls ue Va 5 home for a twun Y church g eave v. th hLS parenh M The Rev Eugene Brown baH for repail".s on the parsonage are an~ Mnr. Clarence C1.me Sunday for h s sermon top c Our Chns .paid guests at the Cl ne home w t an Stewardsh p For All of Life Grace Thomas led devot ona Mr and Mn; Gerald Mar;r New and he ~ho r pre ented the an aOO eons~ated of We G1Ye Be Haven and Mr and Mrs Jes them Ble~~ Us Lo d Preceding eauae We Love Taking part in Warren Ch;u eston the clos ng hymn a consecration the p ogram were Mr1 M E Mr anrl M s E 0 and pled~e sPr ce wa;o held Rathburn H:dt e McKende EtJu"l MPller Bertha [lasher and Lou ~ e Mr and Mr.s Ice Sm th an sn Mark have been vl.'l t ng r Ia v Myers. Tbe next mee ng w ll ~ at tbe home of Mrs. Lmnle Ta3 s n ln 1 IH\a J*' I I ••••••••••••I We make home rc The - - - -- - - POMEROY SOOETl Mr and Mr Garland Weaver and daughter Ann of Dayton were week end guest:! of her parents Mr and Mrs John Sauvage Mr and Mrs Vtrgll Campbell re turned hone Sunday even ng after a vistt in Columbus wtth the r daughter and son n law Mr and Mrs Anthony Pugl sst Jan1ce Houck Is Honored Guest At Party Thursday Lor 1 he f fteenth b hday of Jan cc Houck da gl er of Mr.s Mar tHo ck was ce ebra ed Tbursday w h a party a the r home Phy s HM'dm'i'n who ha.s rt cen ly n oved he e from Buffalo W Va and w I bc a frelitaman a I wa a o honored at he p y wh <'h s r ~d as a get acqua n l'd oce-as on for her Mr Houclr was assLSted !Jy 1 re a Hann g n .serv ng ce rrram Kool ade n ts and ind ual rak dccora ed wtlh rose<J a d and es to 28 guesla The Kool Kats 4-H Club met at hhe Rutland Park MJY 8l'l Meelmg was ealled by D1ane lUad The 4 H pledge \\'laS given Seer tary gave her re~-t and dues collected The next meetihg wlll be May 22 w th Joetha Erlew ne as ho'itess After the meet ng they worked on the r projects Present were B li e Lou Mart n Unja Parker Diane Hla~ Brenda Tu ner Marvel Foley Barbar.a C!lT ler JoeM.a Erlew ne and adviso Max nc Rumfield and Phyll s Re-freshments were served 4 H MEETS RECENTLY S t b.ri\LIN G Dee d 1n A d1ng 1 d B dd y or The richly gronned solid oberry Ia CnnnsaooK lo &.uohed In 1 d•ligbt lui aew color Thnd Frlday Club Planning Rummage Sale 01 I Family steps out smartly .. WOLF PEN we clean lhctr clothes We glve everything from Dads suits to and okolled eobone\JIIIIdag lclonrily the CBIRaY&ftOOK. r;roup •• relit)' &ae fur- •tfhn~ and eelor •n ia that llke new sparkle C.Ome il aad tee Cauava•ooK IOOD. CMaiiY IMMN&IIY Furniture On Tho Brlghlosl Comer In Middleport Phllll'*- Etllel ud little Sisler s dalnly drcssc• keepsnJ with tOdaJ 1 decoretl'e 1rea.d J\LIH0M•Ioll•8•••n Refrelhmel\ .s of iee tream centered witb .a .tort white cake decorated With pink and blue booties tnl,pta ('9ff·n am'l tea were. .,rved to Kaude B&wllngs Vlola l\tlmfleld J.-o Pl!lc Thtlm> !IYJJII Leono llil~~a: Della looks fresh and smart when out alf the natural beauty of the 10lid wOod. Aod only SOLID wood eon 1l.e you oil the qu1hrieo you Gad In tblo oa tbontlc eorly American de•ll!l Ll•lm Tlae I den. ~eparale &a11hiag operation• briDR Jnture and Wa d Spencer ng Tri-Lustre Cleaners Robinson's Laundry MID Slreel lllddleporl, Ohio 8eeoDcJ ~~ ,._,,'Ol l i e .:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~ l ' ll~"' Ma• Na!sont:' .tlbel Nloholtort Claa \Yells ~ora IAnnln• Anna LoVctrn~: gan Ja&p MaY Reva Pb.yHi~ ~nd ;Judy Srtowdcen Pear le •n<!.t ~•rfh ConadliY Je.. an Su&le nrter leute Gru.eter Ad dle and Tbeh,. Mlehool HU> Buker lllthel 'l'oylor iEvel)>n HUt Etlld Bunon .and Mn Slack. The honored guelt opened h t,• ....ny lovely fll<o. CLASS MilTS Thu Golden Ctniemet ClaMatot th the ~•n CINl'ch enttne OHIO Mostly cloudy 1M..,.. whet warmer ,..._, wtrll she.,..tt an4 thundft'tt•nn• t.nt.ht anll ,...J~I, In extmM northw.it ,.. tioft &a+. ... ....."'"""' tonl1ht Wednettllty ehow er1 •ncl mlllt Hlth t.du ,._., northust 6$.7• southw.at Low w.,., tonight 54-62. Pomeroy lollddlei!Oll Ohio TuadiJ Hay 21 1857 SINGLE COPY-&! -~~------------------------~~~ fatl!'!_,of Ra~ine Boys' And Girl State Representatives Years Worst Tornado Hits Midwest 35 Leaving 250 lniured Several from here attended the Past Couneilora Club at Cheder: Wednesday night C B Hayman spea.t last weP.k m ColumbUB Mrs Paul Kelly moUler In law Mrs KeUy and slater-in law Nqre Kelly called on Mrs Curt FrederIck Thursday lerry Frederick visited Jlckle Ginther at Chester Friday motn.. na Mr aDd Mrs Ivan WO!)d of Pomeroy Mrs MiJton Efl'f' of Athenr visited their par.eat1 Yr a,nd Mrs JKk WOOd Sunday Many frQm here llWide.d fWteral ~rvices for Mrs Edward Wbite at Eagle IUdge Sundey Mr and Mrs Cbarle• Toller aid so~ or Hunli.ngtoo Mn Eaate Warner of. Chester 1,p., Mra JoM. Hayes visited Mrs Martha MeEI r.oy..., Saturday Mr. --41nd Mrs Gruum Singer and som of Alfred visited Mr 1od Mrl!l Henry SPtncer and Mr abd Mrs Curt Frederick Sunday Dayton Spencer and fam11y spent Sunday afternoon with Hen ry Spencer and tam ly Jerry and Jack Frederick atteDded the 4 H meeting at the Rex Bailey home Friday evenms in Chester Jack Ginther of Chester villted Jei'Tf. and Jact Frederick Mon day Mr and Mrs Herb Ro"n~ns returned home Friday after apend ng several w,eb in New ..York ~b ~be latter a son Fred Wolf~ IY UNITID l'ltltJ DnetN l'ol'lle I~ 01 ne ....,.••••• A.rett 1'01, IX NO 30 and lftl'l Wedneaday evl!t\. .l Fiddlctoae Fourteea apr.oiatmeDU senetOUI ilae Spencer J!ullt w• new Khng g_roup m SOLID nahvfl .:bury Conibanc euher traditional or modenl eece11one1 wtlh th11 early ;\meracta de1ign to create 1 betutiflll, dtltiDCI1Vf: roo.-.. Racine Student Wins High Rating Dayt<>,n Chesh re v ailed Mr • at y Newo In AdveriiiiDI In ClrculaliDD Mra Kelly 1nd daua:hter Nor• of Slatenvme W Va speat a couple of daya witb the foriliefi son Paul Kelly aQd tamUy Mn F A Sii:UmWIY of SYracute apent Tuesday efternoon wlth l!r and fs{n Curt Fre.delkk. Jack Wood 10ld bJ1 team ol hol'lea1ast week Olin Mathieson Construction Hit Again By Strike RUTLAND ..;{s AMERICAN •• eherry J>l• lo thlt Parent Teachers A.uoclat1on w ll instaU o(l cera ll the meetlnJ Wedneaday nenlna The Harry Wyatt famu,. Is mov lng to P1inseville where Mr Wy au ia employed on a large farm Neighbors are planning a farewell party for Monday eveolng •t the Grande Hall Mr and Mrs Clive Qulvey Dilcher and Mrs Jobn Stout at tended he funertl for Mr and Mn George Halley at Chetblt'e Mn Alfred Derenberger was m Pomeroy reeently The family of Mr and Mrs Hlll were gueats or her parenta Mr and Mra John Duncan tb s we«.k end Donald Wills came from Colum but! to spend the week end w th hia family Cecil Hanmg wbq has employ ment at Columbus spent the week end het~t w th bJs family Mr and Mrs Don Gibson and son arrived Fraday evening to visit the Frank Gibson and -Bud Douglas famihes Don wdl soop f msh hia ctJUege work Jn the Veterlnary field Mr and Mrs W R Wilson Mrl!l Hubm't Bradfield and Miss Addie Bradfield were m Chauncey to see a doctor Mr and Mrs Jake Lee Jerry and Jeer were guests of Mr.o: Ka tie Wilson - Mrs Oa:ba Stout Ill.. Locll I FaD Short At 1 Syracuse Church Twister Cuts 5 Mile Long Swath Revival Will Be In Kansas City; Fear More Dead KANSAS CITY Mo (UP) - A savage tornado the worst of roared of Kansas and suburban Kansas May 22 To June 2 Ctty subdiVlSions Monday mght spreadmg death and destruc the years out mto two tlon Middleport Plans Resurfacing Of Streets, Alleys Mayor C 0 Flaher presided at I meehog called Monday night for tbe Village Council to dlscu&~ tbe bla~ktopplng or tbe vii age streetl Aller a prolonged discussion It ••• decided to have sever.al con tretors including H T Chiacy Marietta a,qd WIU~w of Athent \ t'be •urvey streets and alleys and Jlvt estimates in bida for the ad vertlsed project DG d w herrybrook HARRISONVILLE Mrs Ear Roush who has be n Ruth An Petrel daughter o[ pa cnt at the Me gs Mr and Mrs Ben Petrel Rae ne Gene ai Hosp ta was rctu ned LD receiVed an award from th h hone F day State Depntment ~f Edueat o Mr and M s George Sauer and h s week (or rank ng n the Mrs Adrl c F1.1gate were reren 99th percentile n state 8th graJ~ i n e guc.sts of Mr -and Mrb Mr and Mrs Dayton W il test, g ven Apr I 12 here Harold Saue and da gh er Mar; Oneca Fla arnved Fr day even M u Petrel s score was 180 o Ru h 8 1< crhan Meadow~ ng for a v 8 t w th relat ves here a J)OSSi'ble 200 wtth 179 nectm Jan H uck was th housegue and attend he graduat on of the r a.ry to rank n the hiR:hest P" of h s au I and uncle M'r an I grandson Mtlton Lambert from eentile There were 303 Mei.J Snowden )ir A C Webb Colu nbu Pomeroy H gh School County 8th ~aders taking the and family wh le a enrl ~ Lhc bas al Mr and Mrs C arcnec Ma .sar Mrs. Hattlt FNderick test tournament ove the weekend spent the week end in Co umbus COU S 0 00 HOMI COUNCIL MEETS p 11 a I \o 1 and M:~ry Ca w th the r son and dauJ,::h cr n law The Home Demonstration Cou Plaip C ty Ohio Is so named lyn M ler freshmen a OU spcr. Mr and Mr5 George Ma~ ar and I c met with Mrs HalUe MeiKcn beeatu1e It ls sJtuated on Btg the w ekend w h the r ramal cs (amlly e Tue!day AMending were Ad Darby Plain In the vjeJntty 1 M and Mrs Lc a d Brown and Mr nnd Mrs W 11 am Baker le ft n)Ufe U I ne Brown ng Clara Wells Reone of Ohio s Amish settlement:'! sun Eugene and Gen Gr:~ e were Sunday for Charles on W V~~o for Gary Au and M11nn ng Baum becca Folan Evelyn Jordan 01 Youngstown Ohio beoatiae " bus ness v slto.lll Sa ur:iay a visit wtlh the r daughter and ~:;a dne Scouts TrllOp 245 A.llm ror~ Mau~" Rnwl ngs Hel ts ateel mills ~ knqwn 1o1 thJ! Parkersburg ~~oon In law Mr and Mrs W U am h<.~ve rca ly carr ed out the idea en M NeLC!On Chrtsttne Lann n Ruhr Valley o! Amerlee and Grate They were aecompan e-d by of he p n< eaeh o her as Lhe> Goldie Anderson LL an1•~ '' rs Burke B•ro Verna Snow ... Marlon steam sho ela o0n the snn w llia.n B rke Jr who have Mr Grate who drove here for 11rc ta ght J.n Scout ng CI.AR:JNGTON OhiO UP A den Ethel Nelson B nda D ehl Isthmus made Marion Oblo ra beC'n stat oned n I lor da let them Sevl! a! years ago Gary acco n and one guest Mary R ce jurildictlonal dispute 1cl ed so n mous as Uoe city !hot lh, today to visit hts ram ly in Tiff n Mr and Mrs clarence Might pan cd Mann ng to the doctor Members working on traYIJ will t BOO workers at the big 01 n Panama Canal after a v s t w th hel parents and liOn Rlcky of Basil were Sun v. hen he became ail w:hlle thll!) meet a\ bhe home of Gold e An Mathleaon C'homleal plant eo Bev and Mra C E Hoyt and I day dinner guests of Mr and Mra ,...ere p aylng Satul'day Gary fell derson .May 18th 'Ml~ nex1. meet struction .project here Fr day tam ly Mr Burk-e wlll resum~ hlo Willard Eberabach and daughterl' on a broken pop bottle whi e lnJt wm be J\ll)' 9th at tbe hmnt nl'tpormi tlllt a mot\th 01 the Ail! of !he e nployment with the United Leo Lewll of Columbus was the play ng ball ind M'aripln1 ile!:!drh of Ma:une Miller 33 E.uelld Dr VP dans set up pitbt Hnn ilonOT 1 000 000 aklminum plant.!! C.rpen:.o by o~r workers In protes ter.& &t.aged a at.rJk~ reeenU)' i"' s ates Steel Company in Chlca,r week end gue 11t of Mr and Mrs pantc<t h m to the doctor wher~ Athena agalnat other worte-r9 be ng -aa- 1another jur~lctloru~l dl•ttut• bJ.t after his r cent dt<~~eharge fro\n Charles Uuek ne was accompan ed len st lche.s were t ken n the signed to fobs the electnclail 1tbey returned to work afttr ont he A r Forer Also vis l ng a home by hla mother Mrs Emma wound OBSIRVE MOTHERS DAY he Hoyt ho nr h s paBt week Lewis who spent the past several James Hood rode Gary on h ~ day Mothers Day was obaerved 1t satd they should do were Prof and Mrs Cia r lhrmon weeki here h C}Clt! and Randall Bowles a I the ehurC'hea here \\1 h speclol and -!<On w II am Cia r Jr F nd Mr and Mrs Clarence Hum four boY~ are mf!lmbers of Troop y and M, and Mrs Hunt phrey and Mrs Elizabeth Hum 24S also aC1Jornpan cd Gary to pr~~r":~ Ohr l'tian Church p nk Hardman and son and MU!s Joan phrey Of Akron urtvt'd Saturday the doctar and wh te mum! were pre.ent.ed Dnvl, 11 nt ngt n (or a visit with Mr and Mrs Char to (.'!fleh mother ad were prcaentc w II am G ale So h Charle lcs Buck Mr and Mrs Humphrey by M ss De Thomas and Lin< II on 11 ted his father J H Grat eft Sunday for a vacation tr P Crtmeana At SUnday School and ram y over the ~c"ken I through tbe east and the latter Mrs Linda sue Parker BUlle Lou M Tue av May 21 s e deal Humphrey remamed for an der lin and Sabra Canady Bllllil No. i e for ('8erYal on for he llfl nile visit body K.wwa B 1. Mother.,...,. nua lrl'l o of orr on for Mr and Mrs Denver <ray 11nd Potte ..... cran um-s wtre present 1' ·e Mrs Will am Woodard w11s 11 cd Lo Mrs M ( M D .<i r comm t ce or Lh t son of Col urn b u' spe t Su nday Frances Snowden oM B Y wllh hcr parent s Mr anu~ Mr 11 .ruest when Mrs Max Meinhart en est mother Mrs Lowen 0 ee T IS a c Arc~ co nc II Sco s of AmOrlca The d nner Pearl Deem and ramily Morn g tertaloed the Th rd Friday Club h d M R mC'e ng wll be at 7 p 'M Thurs Star Frtday even ng at her home youns:e11t mot er an n oy lav a the MooPe Club at Point Mrs Emmett cray M dd\eport Locust St Snowden for bavmg the most PlrB•ant c F Hibbs M ddlopo t Mrs Sera Kelly and Mrs El za Dur ng the bus ness session watb chililren present s d strict chairman beth Sp kx of Akron Mr and Mrs Henry Rebel president pre het_ M o~~.rsF1~;Y .:arp~fs't~h;!~ Mr!l FlOyd Rum( eld Rutland and siding plans were made for rum IJII Mn Charles Burt and daughter 1 mage sn e In the near f lure The WJth Mrs Naom Bentley as lea Marjor e were Sunday guests of proceeds wi 1 be paced n the er Numbers wore prelliented by Mr and Mrs Charles Buck flower fund A round rob n card Dorothy Comb!li anc! RlC'hard War Janca Monta:omery who ls r;la was sent to Miss Anna Ebersbach ncr and others toned at Norfolk Va spent tile who s ill n Holler Hosp tal week e:-nd wlUl Mrs Montgo nery -Games were ~;~layed with prlz:es SENIOR 4-H MilTS SUN -MON MAY lt20 awarded to Mrs Ernest Rhadea The Rot"k and RoLI.era 4ll Club James Stewart Cathy 0 Donnell and dauahters Mr and Mrs Dale Valentine Mr.s Edward Hite Mrs Everett met at 'the Park May 14th MAN FROM LARAMII da ghter Janice and son Larry of Da ley and Mr5 Reibel Me('t ng was called bv ~e pr Clnemaseope - Tcthnicolor) Parkersbur 11 W va were week A salad eo rse was served by sic:t~nt. Dee Thoma!'; The eh:b -allo-1.' \d guests of Mr and Mra Eldon lhe hostess to tho11e named aboYe J'f'>ptoated the 4-H Pledge The ace 11 d Abbott Lo~ Cooltllo Kraeutcr and daughter Mlsse1 and Mrs Bentz Wolfe Mrs Albert rebary s report was read by Mu. OANCI WITH Ml HINitY Leda Mae Kraeuter Nelsonville Eber&bDch Mrs Grover Erb Mrs ine R mf e-l,t n the abrenee f and Dolores Kraeuter of Athena C eland He ncl!l Mrs Addle Gruea Patty Youflo!i:. rhe treasurers TUES WED MI>.Y 21 22 all'lo ~pent the vcck end w th their er anrl Mrs Dale Sm tb port was g vcn bv Wanda Cov FAMILY NIGHTS parents Present were Wanda Coy Linda Car or Truck Load Cremes lS Dee Thomasf'Marcaret Mrs John Shumway of Akron ar a 1n tr.li o 2 Adult Tickets) r vcd Sunday for an Indefinite vi11 Smith adv sors Pbyllla Snowdtot Horls Karlllff It with Mr and Mrs Pearl Doom HONORED WITH IHOWIIt and Mulne Rumftcld and one FRANKENITIIN (The OriiiMI Hltt) and family Mormn11 Star 'J1he Gol<lt'n cttl'!le Cla!.S of the v.tsit<'l Alberta Snowde-n The Mlu Carol Deem returned to her Chr Mtl,.n Church were hosts at a next meeting wUI be 11 the Par\: - alaoKu n McCarthy Dana Wynter:! home Morn ng Star Sundfl)' from atork abow!fr ln honor of )frs. on May 28th Melgl General Hospital where she Marl slack glven at the C'h~h :..__ _ _ _ _ __ INVASION OP THI 19DY SNATCH IRS • undorwertt aurgcry basement TUesday cvenln.g 1 Super-Scope) The basement was dec~... tcd b p nk .tnd blue- crepe paper atreamer:!l. The gifts we e plated In a ')link bal.'ii.Mt tapped by a pink and blue \!mbrclla fro n whl<"ll wlutc streamers suspcndtl{ Contest, were ~njoyed .an(t l pr aee WPJ:e awarded to Ethel Nell!lon Jeu e Grueser Phyllis llnd Judy Snowden The f.oor Every member of the famtly prize wu won by PhyHia Sno v a med ca • IRST ch~h Thursday evenlnc Mrs \ ola Edward! and r h I 1 dren Ru ., Ann '" d B y ' P' L the weokend n Columb"' I ~ ' EIQ ht p0mer0y [Grods Honored >Ia oned w h c A Ch n Okl• hom• h• t UrC h R1te Middleport Society RockSpr1ngs Better Health Club Off1cer Elect1ons Held Thursday r Weatller Aeeordtng to pteae!1t plans ms 000 square yards of streets and a le:rs are to be aurfaced Patchin£ l)f ilreetl is to be start ? ed at once ~Y the Street Depart inent under tbe dlreetlon of Lewis Ellis foreman .'!1 Councilm~n pre~n:t were Wayne ~Jbbolll Ernest Covert David C •Uler :to. R Wiley and Robut Me ..-liitiy)< Qlher ofllciJJ< pr..eotl Trt:as~er J~ were Lama and Clolel-.1 I!Oll<o Bartr.,... Boy!Seout Horse Show Rescheduled For Sunday Night 'nle Boy SC:o11t Horee Show "hiH was rained out 111 Po :11 PI-nt on Mlly 18th has hec f1!'stheduled for Sunday n gtat )11y 261h at 8 P M Judi:e for the Show wlll be "Cbuct Schultz o{ Flem ng burg ](y Announcer George Wright of Huntmgto and Ring mester Walter Wmdsor of Pom !'louool OrgiiJntst lor the r;how w II 1>\ JlrJ Arthur Hall of Pt Pleaaant IDlfoducing muBle at the •how lo;, JQit pother first for the bigg~t little bOne show in the Ohlo Valley Many o( the trf..state area moat beautiful hones will show Sllpday night in PD nt Pleuant after leav ng the bl.g indoor sho.v whiclt. will be held In Huntmgt11n Tlhh'tday Friday and Saturday :.f tbil week Entrtea for the shnw will closepromptly at 7 30 P M Admlnlo11 at tile gate wUl be 76c and 35<: A1iJ persona desiring further Information about the show ean tontatt Waller M W ndaor at 248 Point P eanl'lt W Va Racine Auxiliary Sponsors Dance Jo Hardy will call square and lead in rllund daDc:l g demona\)'atlons Thursday night wl)en the Racme American Aux liaty aponiDI"I anoUttr oommun «tncea itJ ~ance 'uours lor the BOclal eve.nt, to the publlc been "!Doved back to 8 30 to J'~lch Ia opeo W..• 11 \10 11 M aceor4lng 1o l&t ljdoa Knopp '*""""'n * The tWister left at least 35 dead many of them stall umden tlfoed !oday and 230 InJured An,nol•neement was made today of the selection of representat vel!l from Racme High School for dele gate11 from that area ~ attend Boys State apd Garb State mytht eaJ goverbments sponsored by the ARJ.f;flcan Leeton Named this year as Boys repre~entatlve Teenage Drivers Given Ultimatum State By Judge Bacon Ad Oae Jallon donors were Mr1 Le.lfy Chuf.e<!n Rutland Frank Ienning• Mra. Erma Smith Mr1 Mtbel Traer Pomeroy Mra Kath Juvemle Jud'e Jobn C Bacon Rtll ¥.rs Emma Waylaod, ssued an ultimatum today t4) een age dravers who m11 &ppco~• n bt,s. Cfurt n the future Volunteer workera were Dr H M Booets and Dr S J Bluewlt!.Z The htdge ~uspentf d for S medical aupervlaon nurSes and days tb~ drivers lice se or Dm aides M11s Bern ace Ledl e Jdn. ny Holtda:v 17 of PaJetown Elizabeth Smith ~rt Jean .,_lth Monday J;fter Holliday s 11.rrest by and !Ira Dau)' Bing. h.e sher rr s department on • charge of speed1ng HoJiid~ was StiU 11de• were Meadamea !leu ~o f ned but ordered to pay l1e llh StraUBI Edna Seboenleb Adele Cullum& Dorothy lohnaton Helen costs The Bailey Mildred Humphreys An nette Kntght and Miss Mule B1dl: t nel Waa Raymond ams 17 year old son of Mr and Mra. Marshall Adama Letart Falls Obio Young Adamr 11 a members in the Bumneaa Education Club of Racine High the Latin SpaniSh Club Speech Club plays trumpet in the band and holdi an all ttme Typing I reeord of Raeme H gh School baaed on a S minute test of 88 words per minute He par tie1pated ln the Junior Play and 1r1 an active member of Letart Falls Unated Brethern Church He s sPQ.psored to Boys State by the Racine America 1 Le1uon Poal In order to set the ~~rdfi mao Two girls ha e been named as stra ght JUVenUe traffic offer Hlgr school boy1 on the load.inll delegates to the mythical Girls and unloadlna: detail were Kenny State and are 1ponsored by the ders ean look forward with eo Raeme Americ~n Legion Aux llary rident1! to the r drn crs I een tel Leffle Roger Hubbard Kenny Col bemg revoked or su8pended In hna Dan Cunnlnebam Jiirl Cbea The two selectlona as announced cases Q{ speeding and ,reekle&a die Harry Hendr1cb Bill Neutz. \hla week are Carolyn Clelend 16. operation llaa: James Norton P•ul Roush year old. daugbter of Mr and Mrs and Robert MC~IItnan The judg6. noted that Hotuday s haolE Cleland of Racine Ohio IMI!J,I!ll!"ont ·-~11!1 , "'ly Ill 1 Q{ lltL. llt..~ Bend OeiiM~ Ui ll•~~ I <lft'll!t ~·canteen twere fea~il ii!IHIM ill.h lor rrr~fit SQ.day I Cf!IIM' stasplriittun' ~ Ctr.ele Hyott 1wo years ah:e is a )unaof: - In of there was no evidence that tbe had been guilt)' u' Page Two) fu:~er and member or the Raeme teen-ager High Band member o( the Glee participat ng in reported ma :.s Club claas officer an officer n lns\ances or drag racing 81'10 the Buslnese Education Club of "peedlng in Rutland Harriso-n fieer or the Speeeb Club member vllle and on other country road or Spanish Latin Club went to Athens on. !lcholanhip teams for the paat two yean and Ja a mem ber of Racme Baptist Church and. act1ve In that organization Mrs Stewart Hawk ns wae n ~ Mary Kay Johnson the other • t fled Saturday nuil:ht of lhe de" 11 selectee (or G1rls State 11 \7 of her father Charle1 Cocbra t yeara old and the daughter of Mr 73 0.11 a County and Mrs Thereon Johnaon of Ra Sumvors ancluded h e wife The off eers and executlYe co eme Oh o She ia accompamst to the former gtba Jane Dcmahue mtttee of the Pomeroy Hlgh the Glee Club member of the Sci ence Club t H Club member for School Ahrmlll Asso latton w II and ten children Mr.s Hawtlns seven years church pianist mem meet \Vedncaday evening at tht MJddlep~ Mr~ Heolen Davil' her of Latin.Spaniah Club a mem Sen or H gh School I was a 1 Charles and Paymond Patriot Mrt Carnl Burnett Gallipolis ber of the school band member of nouneed by Robert PlekeU vie Rt 1\fr.a Delbert Davi8 HuntlnJ Junior Play ~;:aat MethOdist Youth president t.Gn Mra. Will am Wr ght Dt Fellowship and the Racine Metho. Members of the dccontlng con roil Mra Jttanlh Fellure diet Church mltee-e for this ye-ar are Olan Gage Mrs Leslie Beck and M s. and Davtd Goodw n Jack and Ed Ve:rnard Fallon Waterloo sur ward Thomas Mr an(.l Mrs Henry R.t. a brother Dewey three a Da ley Mrs Edmund Grueter ten lfta Jane wtneetberg anJ Kenneth W gglns Mr and Mr Mlas Letitia Coebran Ct.-,einna Charle.s Evans Mrs Boney M and Mra Mary Jones, Columbu ohell Mrs. Da e W1ppel Frank n neteen 11randeh ldren. and Shll'ley Wippel Sally Bartel ... Funeral JllerviCCI were to ~ 'teld today at the MtJler Home h M'r and Mrs W1Uiam M11ye~ Funerals with the Rev p A The Board of Melp County Mrs Roy Mayer Horace Abbott Catto pa~tor of the Patriot "M C(IQ'Imluioners aceepted the bid of Mrs Ro I n Radford Mrs Albe l lihodlst Church offlelaUn,c. the Standard Oil co (Ohio) Mon WOOdard Mrs Cbarleg Strau~ Bur al wu Jn the llulhcrt day to supply diesel oil fuel to the !)velyn F ek Mrs W A Drak., Cemetery count) garage at 124c per gallon Mrs JACk Curts 'Mra Gene excluelve of any tax at a regular Houda11helt Mrs. Allen Stobart meeUng held In the courthou'C Mrs Jeff Wilson lkln Drennr. The contract il for DO days Saralyn Harmon flary Scott The Standard bJd was the only J.ohn Teaford Robert Hill Rlr one received The board with Pres old Brown Charle• Theiss Tom ldent Harry Craig Dan C Harting my Reuter Ronald Bearha Rober er 1nd Rolland NeutzUng present. Sloane Paul Amberger Barbara pa1d routine l;till1 and ·~~dl::•::"=',::n,:_•d=-_:C_:o.~a-te.:.•-•~n_d_D~o•.:n__::Be~lzl;_n_:l:__ _ ¥." Annual Awards Day Program Is Held At Middleport High Supt L 'W McComas presented Honor Keys to the highest rallkblg SeniOrs at the annual Middleport Awards Day program on Mondoy May 20 Kay Stiles Is ths hllllle&t ranking student and recetved the Honor Key and also the 'lleaden DigeJt award Keltb Andtl'lon and Thomas Kelly tied for tfie ltcond place •nd each received Honor Keya !dy daUJhter of Mr and Mrf. Edward SUies 11&1) received A.•.. uatil 1 p ~ Capt Glenna the DAR GOOd CiUr.enahlp Award k.ummeJI Aid tOefl)' IIIYODe need preae!lled by Mrl 0 P Klein tnt elothln• may caU duri11" part regent of tbe Meigs County thole bOli!J. and that ithe Ladiel Chapter Tbt -1\wanb Da)' pro,pJ.m opeo ;\l:odte Lea;rue will prmnt a 1'1• It 11 A ed with ttse star Spanteled Ban ner" by lhe Jlllddleport Bond dl Fill CL.OTMINO DAY The S1lv1Uon Army lllDouneed todaJ ttl pfl~ for 1 Free CloL" tria tnr to be he)d at Ita Seeon J St _,quuten tbul'lda,. h'om 0 30 » reeled by Elrl Wamke the Lord a 111 Skinner who received the aehol arshlp from the Band Booltert Jeannette Crooka Parent Teacher• AssoeLatlon and Mart Kefty Feeney Bennett Poat Amerlean Letfon M111 L"'-e Ue Smith pre.aented Qae award to the editor of The Annu•l Stepheb Coati and Mn Joe Bailey presented the eciltor• of Tbe Aetivtt,y Marlyn Rouab and Olivia Hemmons ~holaattc awards were won as hayer" and the Pled1e to the I follows General Science Myron Carol Ollllnpr Flai" led by Thomaa Kelly The Miller teacher 1 RoJer Keith HOSPITAL Jlaye1 blncl alao played several selee- Bennett 2 Ronnie Richard WUt John tions iiutlng the program whlch 3 Joyce Hemmona 4 ll)hn RWih ended with the Alma Mater PhlltoD General SeleDee Mn loe Poruero) hnooroy B$lale Welih Mn t.wrenee .... ltn. • • War On Traffic Violators Grow; Courts Are Busy Jusl ce o{ Peace R E Gr nd1e) leVIed $80 n an BSJortment o' fmes Monda,. night n hve cases aPPearing belore b1m all brougbt thC're by the Ohio State Patrol on traff c code violations Also Pomeroy c ty hall record e4 one arrest as the result of a wreck at Rt 33 and N)•e Avenue Jut night. The shenfrs depart 1pent noted three arrests and fourth man was bel >3 returneti {ron Clneinneti \hit morn n" wanted bere on a non-supp('rt eh•ge « Grindley fined Da..e W Well Lona Bottom $26 aod costs fo rec_tlest operation lollowang a-1 JICC!i4ent Sunday ou the B&tbu: Keno Road otbert were Ja~ E. Deetfr operation JW and cooto c ll)ml~~ lnd "I I defective mutnei and Dennis A Manuel $10 <and eosb for def tiYe brakes Dale Gootln ght rmerly o/ Mason County was being return 81Dd J)lroctor !llrl Woi"Dke on Dolley 1 Marf Bulb 2 Lelh noamc:ed tllet tcholanbiPI to the JaDe Hoyt 3 Pew Fllrmet 4, Swnmer Vualc Clinlc at Obto Unir Sue Yeaua:er vudt1 bad lieeD awarded to Tbom (COntinued on Page Two) (Cont nued -on Two) A trial date w II be set later for Woodrew Harr s Fo lansbee W va md1eted here for no support who plead not guilty to lbl! charge In an arra P.nmen Monday before Judge lohn C Raoon Judge Bacon sa d 111 soon a he has a col\f'erenee with PrO.<te euting Attorney James 0 Bncn a trial c!ate will be set down Meanwh 1~ the ease llf Rober Will charged wtth non suppo t nn a warrant brought th ough :~ Juatlee c:ourt, had official& study lng the posBibillty of call n~ the grand jury back nto seastorr WI I WM returned here from New Jeraey H s w fe b nd Betty Jo Kesstager W II s 1 v ng cuT rently in M ddleport wilh her eight mOftths o d babv Ofl'lclahl concluc!ed that unleSD the grand lury ts called ba-elj: Will COliQlvably wouJcl have to wart upUJ the October term for (ContiQu.ed on Page Two) Richard COllins Fatally Strick• With Heart Auack Sugar Run Third att.dl: Celled Graders Hold he Annual Field Day A stunning c:ardaac 20-year-oll! RJc:bard Evan Colllns son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Collins Saturday nicht aa sa among a genial family gathering Pri:te w nners n the annual with h11 yo :a~ wife s parents tn Field D1y for the Sugar Rill Wdllt9~ Ohe youna mtn tlready h•fl Third Grade were announced t~r been taking reaponaibiiiUea n day by school off c 1ls Winner of tbe Balloon Raer his father.s Wellatoo H 1c n CoHlna Store His aelr:ure occur were the girls team wi h Broad red In the home of Judge and Jump honors gong to Shirl y Baxter for the g rls and Jan Clll Mrs Roy J Gillen He wa1 rushed to 1 Chi1Ucoth(! for the boys In lhe soft ball throw Sh rlev Hospital but died at 1 A K Sun day Funeral servtee. weteJ..,.;Q M Bax~ aga n won for the g I Whtle Dick Kn ght was best In annoulhi$d toda7 lM'i' the new ow-'er ol Pomeroy~ New the ennt for the boys CaDdy Grueaer wo tl)p honors Yort Clothing ltoaae for till elrls In the Daab raue with Brice Simpson the winner lo\ARKIT RIP.Dflt:;: n ..._.. boys contest CJ:lNCINNA'ti UP - Mdu('e In the b&sketcall throw Unda Egp about steady net -'d t fann• far U S. consumer P.ltes Artn& was tops for the g ria a td and browlll .y- jumbos ~foal t" Jan Cilo was 'R repeat winner in larJe 21J.2'7 A mediums 22-24 :\ the 00,. d vision Sack Race w nner for the girL; - U 1MO B large 22~ FOB was Nancy Van Inwagen wbll whites and broWDJ -\ laree 31 31 A medium - . B l1111e 211- Dlck Kn1f}\t took top pr ze o• the boys 111 Prizes for the events weriP Chtcll:enJ fryer. ate dy to firm 3-:J"'i lb 19-21 ohens heavy 13-11 !l'lade available by the Thtr1 Grade winnma the ?TA Ban11e light l(JolJ Butter creamery 90 score. 71c at the PTA meeting!> conn. ,, Qu tk action on the part 0 I 3 driver today averted whatc~:~:d have been anothCT Me gs 'I traffic fatal ty at Long Bottom H ghway Patrolmen sa d that Johnny D Jobnaon aged 2 son of Mr and Mn Emenon Johnson ran acrou State Route 124 two tenlbs or a mile south or the JUne ton of Rt 248 nto the path of a car dr ven by George A Hensley 20 of ReedliV lie Rev Marvin 1 ~onet. evan&elist In order to avoid qitUng the will condact 1 Revival Meeting at chJJd Hensley swerved hts car to 1Me Syraeu,te [fbarene Church the left and crashed nto a tree &om May 22 Uttough June 2 ac tnjurmg a palliSCnger an hLS car cordiag to anaouneeinen& made to. Delores Hens ey The Johnson dly ch ld ran 1nto the Side of the Hen&Well knowu m .tile Cbureb o( ley car the Nuareae and a faithful lair Delores Hensley suffered bru ses ~rer in the church amce !IJ15. 'ReY and contu11on5 and the ch ld lac llorvio J Jo""' Ol IR!Uo-IU eratlon of the forehead ln~lon• 11 now l,.;ull ~-,..~JI·· ~""' ' Hortung $10 and «iifi tor Charles ~bran Page Funeral Services Pomeroy Alumni Are Held Today Court May Call Association To Grand Jury lntQ Meet Wednesda) Extra Session Commissioners Accept Sohio Bid On Gasoline al •d FataI ACfl ent d •d d [ amount NarrowIy AVOl e At Long Bottom state ·= I<IJhL-.ol< 41 "' llillll<llool.-at s Ill. i&ale,Nqnool eoUege in WebUlerford Oklahoma and Bethany Nazarene College- Mr Jones II a well qualified and cap. able preacher of the Word Prior to bta .present position he served as pastor In outatandmg Nazarene eh~he-a 1ucb a1 West bl'ool!; lidtanapol s. Rtchmond and Auburn Indiana Sapulpa Oklaho. rna Sou x C ty O!lkaloosa Iowa and Wtnn peg Manitoba In 1926 Mr Jonea was elected as d1atr ct super nte-nde-nt or Mam toba-Saskatebewan Dwtriet m Can ada Frank Well, 81 Succumbs Monday At His Residence Funeral aerVIces wiU be held Thuraday at 2 P M. m the Plat woods Chureh for Frank Well 81 who died at h 1 home near F ve Po nts Monday even ng Tbe f!eeeased was a well know farmer n the F ve Po nts area and a member of the Flatwooo~ Church 11 nee 1912 Burial will be tn the Mt H man Cemetery at the s1de or h late w fe Emma Well Surv v n.g are thre~ sons Iv,.n and Clyde of Minersv lie an I Floyd or Malta In ad~ltion there are a half brotber Mmor Will of Cambndge C tY lnd and a ha r lister Mrs George Bolin o Urbana Oh o Frlenda may call at the Ew n funeral Home until noon Tbu sday Middleport Pool Opening Planned On Memorial Day Leo Kennedy Sr mana-ger of the Middleport Mun c pal Sw mm ng Pool has annoubced the opening of the pool for Memorial Day Wltil a poSSibli! earl er open ng if the weather s warm enough St:a60n t cktts are on sa e by Mr Kennedy cr at the Dutton Drug Store the Roller Drug Store or the hJ.gh .school off ce Tickets for ch ldren under Lh1r teen are $4 for the season Adult t eket.s for anyone thtrteen or over are $6 ram ly tickets are $10 plul $1 for each eh ld under tb r teen and $2 for each eh ld th rteen or over president Speaks Tom.ght vi·a TV On Forei"gn Aid WASHINGTON ur Pres der.t Etsenhowcr s a~dress on h 8 Co e gn a d program will be carr ~ 1 ve at a 30 p M E. D T ove the cBS- rv rad 0 network and he M.BS rad 0 network The ABC rad o network wdl carry at 9 p M E D T the 1ABC TV network at 10 p M E n T I The NBC TV rad o t'twork w l carrytatl115PMEDT Last Of The River Showboats "Majestic" To Tour This Area The 1957 verSion of the Horam College Showboat Will open Its three month ttlnerary at PI Pleasant West Vorguua on June 12 aboard the Majestic the last lloatmg showboat of Its kind m existence I Thla year s schedule w II take lhe Majestic by way of the Kag. most unique awha Ohio and Kentucky R1vers through West Virgin a Kentucky and tnd ana before ending up at North R chmond OhiO on August 29 and 30 Headed by Professor! Doug Mitchell and Clazton Braggs the Hlram atudenta wiU present two melodramas thiS season the old Ume favontes The Lure of the City or Tbe Girl Who Ran Away and 'Luat Lu~re and Li quor or 'Virtue Unbesmirebed Each eveptng a eiltertaJoment wi11 be top~ off aa in :reara past with sb: ads of vaudeville and an old faahlond,. prue candy aale The Showboatt now entering it.s nlnth auccesaful aeuon ae"es as 1 floaUni el.uaroom tar one pf the of college courses 1 sted n the H ram College cata log as 230--0peratmg The~tre Aboard the MaJest e the nnestudent permanent crew and the twentY students who will spl t the two seven week term1 perform all the trad t onal functions of show boat ng from actmg to -grocery buy ng Rang ng In age from 18 to 23 the s uden s represent all depart ments of the college boom drama to mus c to eng neerlng Tbey come from 13 s ates snd include aopb.,.. mores )Un ors and seniors The MaJesl c s owner eaptain and nav gator L'l Tom J Reynolds, a veteran of 45 year! of showboat ng Today his Majestic with a seat ng capacitY of 432 18 the only tu ve ., sho vboat left Marl law was decla ed and .so d en pa ro led the avaged areas look ng for mo ~ hod es Pollee sa bat w th he great of de11truct on here could be nany more- bod cs st II n the wreckagf' Th• tornado '"' a 75-m fe •wath across Kansas k I og s x: n that before n hopped o er he s tate I ne and bo led nto H ck man M lis and Rusk n He ghts two ad]o n ng subd v s ons JUSt !Iouth and east of Kansas C ty The det~th to I n those a cas was 28 Another man died at Mart n C t) a smal own sou h and west of Kanpa C ty on the Kan sas bor der lnu• New W•rn nJP Hea Y equ pment moved n today to clear the wreckage of .;;:n a most new shopp ng cen cr h gh school and church that was de mol shed at Ru!k n He ghts In the meant me the Weather Bu reau LSsued new warn ngs of poss ble tornadoes for extreme south east M ssour and northeastern Arkansas The tornado was by far the wout of many that have plagued the Midwest and Southwest thLJ year A tornado that r pped D.al 1u.. Ta. on Apcil 2 k lled 10 and cauMd l'OM derable li!!!M propeftf d.IJnage +nother tol'Q&do t.illed persons last Wednesday at StlveP I I a tQn T • A Un ted PreR' photographer Jerry MeNe 1 of Da las who w t nessed the tornado there and new here Monday n ght o photograph the .one here sa d the Dtllas tor nado was merely a baby com pared to th s The Dallas tornado s"-ipped through sparsely populated areas McNeill sa1d Th s one wa& more thorough And wh le th e path was only r ve miles long thtl tornado caused much more destruction 500 Homes Deltropd Pol!ce and Red Cross ofCtclals est mated 500 homes destroyed Fam lies were separated and ef forb were be ng made to set p an emergency clearance headquarters o f nd the m ssmg-and to un te fam hes Fears that many persons were trapped when the new br ek Presbytena'l church collapsed were dtspelled by Harry Brenner an elder of the church who sa d a group or •b<lut 60 persons huddled n the basement and were saved when the floor kept the fall ng br ('ks from crush ng them One man Harry Wood! DR 34 &aid be and h ! v; (e and three cbtldren attempted to reach the cburch as the storm b t but we were too late ChlldNn D1s.ppe•r We were about 50 yards from the bu d ng when the w nd hlt Woodl ng sa d Our car took off nUt .the sky and I wa thrown to the ground The ch ldren d sappeared but my w re was only about 2:i yards away when It w:ar all over Wood! ng w~ taken to a hosp1 al where manY or the woonded wa ted n ne for treatment In add o to hose ktlled m lhe two suburban areas here and at Mar n C y four members of one fam y were k lied at Spr ng H II Kan and v,:o at ottawa K•n The w stcr umbled n o Ruskin 5.t a me when many He g ts suburban tes we e shopp ng Ch1dren d a t e d !rant cally through the rubb e to search for relat es wh le the d1,1st was still hang ng over he area Reacue workers were hampered by sigh{.. seers who r.1shed to the scene Fof"JMd At Ott•wa The tornado formed at Ottawa, where Mr and Mrs James Maridl were k ed when the twlstt'r crushed the r farm home tt alJ& destroJoed a ctr ve n theater a motel and a cafe at Ottawa The storm then smashed aeross Johwon oun y k II ng Mt• Barbara Dav s 51 her two daushters and her father near $prliiC Hll I d pped once more at CttY Just o cr the state M ssour luJbng Powe I and then headed ror Ka.nilr;liQiii and Ru alun He abt..i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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