http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e459ce19888eaa560ce5571a7ef0c9bb.pdf 964cee8241ceaa1579e751ab879bee5a PDF Text Text ' ' " - -- .. -- -~ ----- I '• ·.. ' D 8--Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 22, 1957 Mrs Harry Brinker and daughter, Martha Belle Teaford of Letart spent Sunday afternoon with Bes. !ie Slaughter. c you looking for a 3p our lot and drhr e our Cars. Late Model ==== One .2 dr Kad1os & " ' " " " 1956 Fords ~TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHTS (Car or Truek Loarl ad1mLted on 2 Adult Tickets) Bofls Karloff FRANKENSTEIN (The Original Hltl) One Customhne, one Jane. F.O.M RadiO & Heater. 1-1955 Ford Mr and Mn Roger Coats Wm· chester, Ind , have been vL'lltlng hu brother, Robert CoaL!!, and family Mr and Mrs Buford East, Nar· Dana Wynters rows, W Va . were business visINVASION Oil THE BODY Itors 1n M1rlrllcport Tuesday S~ATCHERS Mrs Larry Spnnkle, RN, Springfield , 1~ s pcndtng the week with (In 5uper-Scope) her grandmother , Mrs Mmnie Er- K<'VJn M<'Carthy 1-1952 Chevrolet < kpartment. - alsn- ' Fairlant! 2 dr. H.aclw & er. 2 dr Ntce and Mr and Mn. Malcolm Miller are movmg from the apartment at the horne of Mrs. R A. M11ler to the Crooks garage '!partment on 4th Avenue. Mr. and Mra. Dale Walburn and !amily, who have been living in the homt' of MUll Bernice Bowen , Will move to the Miller Car? n D Middleport Society lt'<tn. 1 1-1954 Chevrolet Deluxe 2 rlr R:Hlw & lteooler SANDALS 1-1953 Ford For Cool Comfort For Men, Women and Children are lilood clean guarantead. to Choosa From THE SHOE BOX Middle part RED ANCHOR I 1ewine and famlly . Mr. S~rlnkle members of the Enmplar Chapler accompanied ht s w1fe here last of Bela S1gma Phi sorority •tSunday for a short vtslt and wlll tended the J)t.rformance ol "The return thJs week end for her Ratnmaker" at OhiG Umvenlty ....... Pic George Ed Grunlee, Fort day nla:ht The annual Molher-O.UJ]rler Bits&, Texas , Is apendlnJ a t hirty Mrs. Mayme Pippa!, New v'ort II&DQuel o!tbe Wom. . 'o Soc!let)o of day furlough with his parent!, Mr Ctty , who has been visiting ..dr. World SCJ'yic!e of the EU8 Cbureb and _Mrs 0 . C Greenlee, before re. and Mrs Fred Smith and famJl)' , ln Muon wa.s beld ncenlly at tbe port1ng on June 20 on the west Bradbury, smee she waa taUed Martin ReatauraDt In Middleport. coast enroute to the Far East here by the death of thett son, baa The aroup attendei the dinner Don Swisher bas been ataymg accompanied Fred Smith Jr., St. and then returned to the chuteh w1th Mr and Mrs. Francia Ander· Albana to West Vtrglnia where In Mason where tbe proaram for son ud faml!y while his parents, will vistt relatives before return- the evenin& was pteae-nt,d. Mr and Mrs Wayne Swisher, at- ing to Bradbury lor a week with Program leader w.. ll'ra. Lucille tl'nded a Druggtsts Convention 1n her brother, Fred Smltb Sr., and Smith who wos '"toted by Mtl. Colu mbus this week. family enroute to her home . Lola J<ffeu T~e program conalol· Mrs John Davis, New York City , Mr an d Mrs Wilbur z. Gin.&· ed of the singing of bymna, praywill arr1ve here Thursday for a nc h {Ruth.Ann Adams) and dau,h- er, &crlpture and other readinJs. vuul with her mother, Mrs. George ters, Susan and Ann, Columbu1, A duet was sung by Lulu Ruet~ll Anderson St , and re latives Mrs vlsited Mrs. George Lasher. Rut- and Helen .. Barker and a d.lalogue Davis plan~ to attend the gradua- land, o. . er lhe week end. on Moth ers D1y was preaented by t10n of her nephews, Tom Ander M1ss Mary Park was returned Janlce Hall, Mra. Geneva Mahoney, son . E1ghth Grader, and Keith An home from the Meigs General ;~r:_rude SnUth and M,yn Foredcrson , S<'n!O r , 1hls week . Hospital Fr1day Mrs. Nan Mtlntosh and Mrs Ho. Mrs Iva Stewa r t, South Second Mrs H. 0 Ewing h.11s returned mer Noble were honoreft "with A_venue, IS a patient at Holzer Hos from a visit w1lh her mother, Mrs. p1tal W. C. Russell, and her sister, Mill'!l gifts for belng the oldelt and Mr. and Mn Frcrl Norton and Easter Russell, at Coral Gables, youngest mothers, reapectively, who were present. The lifts were three chi ldren, Spoka ne, Wash , Fla have rented the home of Mrs Paul Fred I. Gardner, pastor of the presented by Miu Ruth Mcintosh. f>'rcnch, South Seconrl Avenue Mr Middleport Church of Christ, 0 . Present were Mrs. Nan }lelntosh. Norton is employed at the Kau1er K. McK tnley, Wilbur Theobald and Aluminum Com pany and his fam - L D- Hartmger attended the Men'l }\uth Mcintosh, Helen Barker, LuI ily plans to move hel'f 10 June, Rally of the Churc he~ of Christ at lu Russell, Janice- Hall, Lucille Mrs K D Amshary Mrs. Thorn - the Hemlock Grove Church Mon. Schwarr:, Marll:yn Sehwarz Lena Noble, Lottie RoUAb, Ann' Walsh as Ru'!, Mrs C R Karr Jr , Mrs da'y mght Noble, Frances Neale' Virgtnia W1lhsm Adkln11, Mrs Ralph Welk Mrs. Fred Sm1th Sr. and Mrs Davit; Har: cr, Mrs Theresa Swatzel, Mrs Robe-rt Duckworth uttendcd the Amelia Davis, r1et Walsh, Diane IK:a:r:I:K~r:'":':'e:':':":d:':':":·:•:•:b:y:B:•:c~r fu neralthiS of week Harryen McGhe,e, Galllpohs, d. Mr. McGhee 1wa!l the father of Patricia Kay McGhee, fiancee of John Cartet' Sm1th, who WIIS k1lled rtcently in an automobile acc1dcnt. Among the relatives of Mr. Smith who called at the McGhee home were M1ss Bessie Smtih and Mr. and Mfl:l. Ted Spires Mother-Daughter Ba11quet Held Birtflday Party By Mason EU8 Church WSCS Unit Given To Honor Smltb, Gertrude Smlth, )lyra :Fore- J • · 4.. man, Dorothy Cortwrilb~ Editb 1mmy WiJ 8$, t'OR GradUation • • C. L Range of Prices Merced.!S Condon DRESS SHOP I Court St. Pomeroy :~;::::::::;:::::;:::::::;;;:;::::::::::::;:::::~ Sandal Values To $30.00 Reduced to Fresh and pretty as a white flower of summertime . , .. a smooth leather slndal perched on a medium wedge heel. Its vamp combines grare and coolness, with its petal-like co mfort and open toe. Values To $40.00 Reduced to • ROUSH'S SHOE S10RE N. 2nd Ave. Values to $6.00 TO See thf'st' S('ns~llnnal Values SAVE AT STIFI"L~:RS. ln Dresses galore . YOU ~UDOR Better Dresses 202 H.P. Fordomattc Values to $15.00 TO '56 FORD FAIRLANE LADIES REDUCED Middleport SPECIAL REDUCED $6.00 A 1labulo\ts group of h(' Ucr drPl'scs prlced at a Low Low Price, Valu,es to $15 00 Only $6.00 This Sale. ' WHITE TIRES RADIO HEATER I BACK UP LIGHTS FENDER SHIELDS ~DIES ' ' Better Dresses ._ Values to $17.00 . Salem Local Next Foe Of Jackets In State Finals lene Ebertbaob Jeff W n d Ita Sp 1~1 !0 \ NO, 33 OHIO,-c'-'rwllh- ~ twH ....... eM thtl.tt.&t ........ _ , In - 01111 .-.01 ,ort~M" ....lett ,......,. He- ......... . . . . ....ht ..... Somewhat ,.rtlon tonlthr.- H~ ......, 12-et. . low tonlthf JO.I6 Mttha&lt 11Nf In 601 IOUthNit lftllf ......... 10Uih. - Ohio, Thursday, .May 23, 111111 ~·rt:~:~ Present Wf're Darl StNGLE COPY....ac l;;d e:r· Freddie , Thom~ii, D•vid, Debb~ li~d or Por&land, ~ Werry, Cllriatopher •nd Leilny Adults attendlat wue MrS. Ebel"'ht~. Mra. Charlu • --..:...__ Mrs. Robert T,h.OinpiO!J, Mrs. .. " lam, Shti:wi4an, Mri. Butene HOMECOMII\ ~ ANNouNCED let\, M'lsa 'NGQ SebUfer" The South Betht:l EUB Cburcb Mn. Gene Wolfe, 11 making plana fOr thf lniiUat Church Homeeoming which ' wj~i be held Sunday, July 3lsl Engaied speakere •nd singers wiU be annolmced Jatei-, • . n,. . . "CRAI"f!!liiAN" ,, $1895 PRESTON MO.tORS &EGULAR .6.U Revere Ware, Special I lOa QUART SIZE , HOUSEPAINT ' ' Cove"red Sauce Pan- Ou!lll~e white .Jlouso Rai~t. Now self cleltillng properties makes Us brightness copper-clad stainless steel sauce pans with covers Lim1!ed time offer. · last. t SALE $3.99 ' • $3.19 gaHon '• SELF STARTING SALE I First Quality Dinnerwore ~ets ... " .CHARKIES Trolled cljarcoal brtqb'ets. · No waste - no dirt. 2 lb. size. Bur!JI' 2 -hours. Cooks for 6 or more. .. ' ~ 39c box ALUMINUM GALLON SIZE CAKE SAVERS THERMIC JUGS Polished aluminum covers with blatt bakelite knob and hel'l')' giRSs plate. Low sbape Insulated. jugs with alqminum screw cap and pouring spout. 89t .$4.69 TEA KETTLES . ' Highly pollshed num lea kettles wl!b ttlg. ger oper~t"'! ,fpGUt caji. ~ For Cancer . $2.99 .. Is Nearing GIANT SIZE- $1.39 ' $3500 Middleport's Yellow Jackets will meet salem Local in tts first game Friday morning at 10 on the Ohio State University diamond accord· ins to the office of H. M. Emswller commissioner of the Ohio High School Athletic Association. A spokesman s;ud this mornlnJ that Salem Local OOat Batavia 7-8 to win the regional tournament and earlier eliminated Ames-Bern 3·0 at Dayton. Salem Local is In Champalan County, near Urbana . 7 QUALITY COATS Ladies Dresses portA wa<o recent glJC"st of Mrs. T. May,a Syracuse Mrs. C. B. We iss a'nd Mt ~ • Marc1a Ka rr were G!IIJ.ipolls vi!•;" . tors Monday. Mrs. Ella Arnold i.-1 vis iti ng In Millheld with her son and dau&'h· tcr-in-law , Mr. and Mn. •Oelberl i\rnold . 1 Posy-Pretty Summer and Lawrence business V!Sito , in Spnngheld Tuesday . Mr and M'Ts. Joe Friend and rlau~:hter, Debbie of Lancaster .vcre Sunday guests o[ Mr. and Mrs Mtekey Williams Mrs RU -!.•5 Watson hns r eturned home after a two weeks vis1t in Lou1svlllc , J{y. w1th Or. and Mrs J. B, Marshall and family. Mrs William Kni.ll:ht and fam1'' 1f Pt Pleasa nt VISitf'd Tut'!sth w1th Mrs John F. B<~lly Mr ~m· Mrs. Leonard Maght'l' or Mansfield were weekenJ guests of Mr. and Mrs Henry Cleland Pvl Ronald Smith of Ft. Kno.:, Ky .. ~pe nt the weekend wtth ,M r,; Smith and h" porcnl>, Mr an•l :'ffrS' Dale Smith Mrs. Cora GUea remalns Ill st h.er home on Hlrrl~onvllle Roatl Mr and Ml'll. C B. We1ss were vi01Lor, m Alhen• S.turday, Mil~!! Sarah Dobbs of Middle Half Sizes Wide SENSATIONAL VALUES! 16 SUITS Heaton Lannmg were 10 to 18 18 BETTER COATS ( aY, UNIT.D' , . . . . POMEROY SOOEn 9 to 15 Here is a group of SUitli p1·iccd less than half regular Another Stiffler Value. . Weather-, DRESSY DRESSES Sizes flrl<"C . llr. and )ffl', E. H. Carpcntff wUI observe their 50th weddlnt annivenary wUb an ~ Dpen boUJ at their httme , Syrac:uae, SundaJ' May 26 from 2.:4 P. M. Mr. and 'Mrs. Carpeater. form tr relidenta of Apple Grove, have tine sons: Clare tnd Wayne. Prlpre ; Wilson, Pomeroy: Sidney~ Wellsville and Jamu, Raqlle. I Banquets $~3·00 eup w" Xoot Aid aod · were 10M.,, B~bble ..,., lOon• and party .... wer rt~l!t: · e 11 fa~on. I EXTRA Values To' $30.00 Reduced to Golden Wedd1'ng An,niversaryTo' Be Observed ~bray ~~erftl, '. en.t tne '" . IN)u ,Lla1e Jetfen, Lottie Jobft. Mn. Orval • 'Yt11et ';~~~ too .Bernlee Baker, LOll J'~. witb a lJart7 1\le:~tdiJ !If Vlca RoUib, Verle Workma~ Gft, honotlDf btr son. Jindl)f, t'f.l lhboaer ,Luc:We Smith lAd t~ blrthdl)' · ED.eea Foreman. • Glmea were j,tayK durin.- tJi.j;,:r,;,, arlemoon on the Nation pla)>~nd after wbJc:b 1ft ~'"!!,; Becky TripJett, Ma.r-/ • • • Riverview 4-H Club Planning Marietta Tour EMPIRE 4 PIECE GARDEN TOOl 50S .. Hot Cblld• Set consists of trowel, fOrk, transplan~r and cullivlltor. hcb with wooden )landle. incb~e s:ao be rat Grade 89c A SET 10 Gillon Galvaalled GAIIAGE CANS 1'_he Rivertlew 4-H club met M'ay 11 In the Long Bottom Church With seven members present. The ineeting wa1 'opened by &lnging of the club pledge and slna:lng of "Jf'mcric:a". Janet BisseU waa In charge of the program. Demonstrations were a:iven by Melanie Brown and Sue Ann MY· ers. The lirls were ilven a safety quiz by the adviaor, Martaret Brown, • The club planned an ednca-tton· al tour to Marietta to include the museum and the Fenton PQt.tery at Williamstown, W. Va. At the cloae ot t.be meetln,c the girlt CO\Jftled sales tax stamp1 for the church and refreshments wed 1erved by Ror;aleen Osborne. The next meeting will be May 23 at 1:30 P. M. .' HAS IIAL ·SUPPOIIT BALTIMORE IJP - (!alUmore Orioles aho~op Willie rd:iranda never turfera rrom atlverae pu)). li~ity in. hLS bometown of Havana, Cubi ' ~ His brutber, Fausto, ts aporta of a Havana newa- Heavy galv\nlced · lar.bag~ cans with corrugated sides and wire ball. I Sprinkling l , I C4tns ' , , Genuine Wbeelhig hand dipped; d\!ia ~t lltoy oln'!lkl\ kUng cans. Leilllproof IDd, rust pi'O!)f. · · · • ' $1.69 ' • I ~~Bile lt ' " '. n ,tt 28 pl. Size with Side Handles . . , . , . • Quatt • U.~ , : .... •u• I- ' COLD PACK CANNERS WREATHS . IASJ(QS Blu.e apeelled porcelain enamel. For CJMiqg. him botllna, IOUP tll&ltlnl or .... see the· IM>autltut mo·rt-1 ment for Meniorial IIOI'\'Inl- Wire raok -bolds' 7 ,.,, QUart Jatl. Dome lhlpred 1»- dpcoraJions. $1.95 i Chi·Htt . I. COMPARTill!iNT . . Paper ~lcites Waterproof .:_ moldeil for atre~b __: greue ant. Ten-lOV. Inch plaluln'a package. ' ' pOrt preJ)ated ti)' Bill POtter, Mayor Clyde 0 . Flrber was . Identified ln. two pictures ae "Maror- Clinton / · 11enttemen oorqQtind the :$l.5Q . . ,I ' 'J;'brough an · unh-appy mistake in the Wedne.day inue of The Daily Sentinel in adVtrtisementJ )J{d ,a feature atory on the Ohio Fuel Gas Co.'s nelf qU'arten in .Mi<!dle- fisher." ~--...,-.,.......1·" .'-'-~;.,;,..;..,.;.;.;..~ . ~~-~~ < Error Corrected • Jn New~ Story in..d both .are tn Clinton, Fisher and~ Stlnate To ,Vote Pay Increase For State Help F\merat services were to :\• held today 11nd followed by cre!l· matlon Columbus for Carl E. Thomas and Mn May&etta Jtunt· COLUMBUS UP - The Ho~ e er both of Columbus and JCYetal wUI vote FrUiay on a b\11 increa• grandch1ldrrn ing salaries of 34,000 state employOther survivors 8te Mei;!'S ranges. TM County rP.SidrntJ;, Val Reute · in the lowell Pomeroy and W. H. Router , Mid ~~ "~~~~.:1;2 and 11 tbea half two dleport both uncles of the de• teased re.hi. , · 1n Jacobs. 61 , a form er res\dent here who dLe cl suddenly Monday at hJS Col umbus home. Survivinl!! are his wife, N.aom .. Mrs Margar~· two daugh ten. · · MARKET REPORT CINCINNAn UP - ~odu~. E;ggs, steady; .,.rices at farms , con1umers whiles ad browns, A jumbos 27·31, A large.. 215-27; " , ~ mediums 22·24, A small 18-20; E r hlct'!'~~ medium 28 29, B lara:e 2.. 29. Ch1ckena. fryers irr~gular and unse ttled; 3--3% lb. 1..9·21 ; be'aV1 hens 13-15: light , ~ ·lij:Hl. Butter 90 score· a .· Vacation Bible School Planned By Racine Church The Racme Baptist Chu.N!h au nounced the completion of its plans for a Vacation Bible School from June 3 through June 14~ There will be a program on Friday evening, June 14 to award :ertificates to the children and to show their parents and th ~ public their Rtbievements. Tbt eburch is combming itt VBS pro. · ~ ram and its annua1 ''ChUdfen't O:ty Prog;am" intD this one n '"" 1 nmg servl.C1!. �• • ,- ..,·- ·.. - - - - r•~• • • '... ..... .. .. ...II' _.., • . " --- . .. . - ·-. -. • ' ... .. - I . ... . .. . ~-- · ' -···· --'. . - · ,, ... ' • • , ' I :· 1-Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-1\llddleport, 0., May 28, 1957 ' . Salvation Army Week Draws N.otice To Organization Lending Helping Hand To Many As 'Handyman of Rei igion' Daily SenJinel Day11m,k I • Various kinds of Hweeks" are constantly coming to our at- WELL, I 1-l"YEH'T tention these days. It would take superhuman effort to recognize and observe them aiL The week of May 19 to 26, however, 1s bemg set aside as Salvation Army Week, and we wt>lcome thts opportunity to express our gratitude to the orgamr PROPo5E.D AN)' HAT ONI ArrftAL \ IHIPEGTION • Cl.tHI' zatton whtch has done so much for so many. The week in the Buckeye State was announced by the three top SA Army officials in Ohio, Lt Colonel Edward Carev. Bri~adier William E Chamberlain, and Brigadier Fred Fahey · The Salvatiqn Army Officer has been referJ"ed to at times as the " hand yman of religion". This it would ...,m, is an apt deser~phon . For he may provide, in addition to religious conn· seling, groceries for a hungry family; he may carry fuel to a house that is cold. teach a housewife how to balance a budget, patch the skinned knee of a llttle boy, fight fires and scrub • out mud after flood waters have receded. , In our cities, as weH as smaller centers these blue-coated and bonneted <! handymen" walk among u's providing many services that often are not knoWn until we 'need them. They send our city children to the cvuntry for vacations comfort our veterans in hospital beds, return hundreds cf pai-oled prisoners to usefulness, offer shelter to those whO are lost and alone in busy, urban. centers. For such a great force for good , the Army whose only / 1 ..._ , iri- "war" is that against sin, misery and human need we are deed gratefuL During Salvation Army week we a~e prou4 to sa lute these so ldier~ of God. ' , ' • -- the Explorer Post. ~corded mu· sic 1is ~anDed for the d•nce and the public is invJted ~0 attqncJ and gray, t!hey'll be saying "R~ ­ member 4t!1W WiWihinuton looked tl\al mornmg" and "Gee, I was ~!A~CHE ~~~KtNSK~?.~neas?l!;~;t!, , L1me.~ ni1i~·- we who, we dare sa,y, never do much dying from natui'al causes _ com- mon reason is altogether on the sid• of the "dogs for research law " r This law is out of the House and waiting for a spot on the Senate calendar. The only loca) (?) opposition noticed to the law was a Ietter obviously mimeographed wholesale for natJonal dlqtr~bution by some clown In southern California This person rang up ali the moth-eaten reasons why poor Fido shouldn't have to undergo the tortures or the knife by cruel sctcntlSts who suddenly have become full of sadistic hatred to dogs. · Quite a few Ohio newspapers likely published this "letter to the edito~" thus giving the appearance of a mass crusade .. budding agatnst the proposed bill. It just isn't so. Meanwhile the people in Gov. Bill O'Neill's law factory hate to get o~ either Stde of a bill thlll threatens to stir up the crackpots on any subject. So they may decide the dog law should die qmetly, unnoticed. Locally, Dog Warden Arthur Stobart has a house full of mongrels or all breiJ$1l. Under Ohio law today he is required to ke~p. them three days, then dispose of them by shooting. UnofftCJaliy, it is reported this county Is shipping some of these excess dogs to Indiana which state Is glad to pay for them fpr laboratory research work . b Ohio research people, from Ohio State University on down adly need animals to carry on vital studies In cancer heart diseases and a thousand and one other human fralllties Shall We permtt a prehistoric idea about dogs slow up the h~nt for such modern man killers? If t~ogsdused in research, if cut on, are under anaesthesia and ie, pass on to Dog Heaven much more free from ·pain th an ey most humans se lf. whe n 1 recall Milt:retl Fowler s ans wer quite so me ume agt1 to rny 'How'rc yf", ~1 ! hlred? " Se~ she, "Well, Blauche, to tell you the truW , I'm JUSt about down ·m the stall·· ] doubled up the n, and I do Yet ov(•r tha t one It P'resent ~ such a p1cture &upposed ly '* woeful one but, far from woeful when glveJJ as M gave it My great un-cl e samuel Me ,_ Carty when th us queried, repJJed. "O h, I'm able to sit up now and have my bed nuut c>'", lhiB ju.~l aft~r tu_.'d probably downed a quart or two of milk, 1111 jollied up wl !oh .!lOme of Au nt Molly' cor:n bread I Geoo-ge Van Zant Jr's remains one of my very beat ones To query replied with lhtshat 9pedal merry twmkle in' h, G~rge eyes, "Miss Dl anche. rr 1 felt an,. better I couldn't riand rt " J forgot to give you my f.nvo'" lte "Second Sunday In Ma:o," poem m tim£>, so J'll give lt to yo11 right now. Plea!H! sav(' lt ror next time . "LOVE ,AT FIRST SIGHT" I met her ln a husplt.al Just thirty years UM{), I nwt antl luvtd hw 1mtan1\Y And she loved me , I know. permit this l&w to die would be a disturbing obeisance Shf" woman- fashion , t o T1ognorance . • 1old he" love t must have seemed abs11rd, So .!#ru('k with aU h er lovelmt>ss I CCHIIdn't by 11 word. RUARK REPORT were mllrrlt'd to 11 t'Tinol!ne-ty,1e P:lrl with pllntaleh and camt b•.et 20 <utd year·s later to fmt1 her weRrin1l short vn,ll'IJ' shoes an 1 doing the rOf'k 'n' roll 'Jl'ttis town has been here &l.nt't' AOmewhere In the 17308 when 1 bunl•h of ,peoplll <-ame up the rh•er to hide from the plratea, {lr •omethlnJ. They were abo hldlna: from the mos~ultoea Op until l departed In 1931 il •till nllllntalned a &entle hookworm laantltude. Geors(l Waahln . •.on novor :d ept J!ere. bUt ,;., __.. ,. 111 dl 11 VOl" '" ! and we bave 1ot :1 ~:a~ble plaque to 'Prove lt. Corn1 11 wu 11.111 topleal 11 a Arthur or Jim or Carole or K-ay or Hruce ~t~ud~thi s was truly one of Middleport's Famous F'iMts-a t rip to be remembered- and w older ones ga'ling wlltfully at those snappy taJl J:gllta disap'pear / ing down the !Meet went home •, happy, too-At youth snd J,augbtC: • and fun and eom.rade:Eihip--matell less reminding c uraelves are k"e~p rembldlng .aurselveea 11•' still aU aro--.. nd us. In th~, our own dear /Joys and girls. , Some rlbquleting notes from "Is the Church- &omg Boom Real" in May '"f"Dgether" offteio~l ther e with. Ius shoo~i:t' irons (big ma-gazine of bhe Methodist came ral-''Sis" Wise and otheu Church. snapped 'em too-James (Bodi •) Milia and Larry ~ker ,s.(tt.MJ, Tbt average ohureh member is sedately up in fro~oaeh M:cf; not f!On.splcoously dtfferent from Donald ape-an and some oh t he .average non-mnmber. Tb,t Nils "Watch blm , he'll crowtl average c-hurch l~ so mue1t ('() 1 yo.u rtght o~ta your seat"- tormed to t he worhl that people Coa~h W(! ighln,!! sumc 225 or Sll are surprised if it 9harply eha' (gee, I hope l (fidn't ml.s.s tho!!~ 'enges t he ~vft'i.Ung beh'llvior )f figgrrs)-Pea rl Roynf>lds arrives tihe cammunlty (As witne8! ou· - lucky k1ds to hn~·e Pearl ~; · d'ry eamp&llgn of some 7 or cha)Jeronc-s he's Sll jolly a1d years ago here in t>O'wn.l und er·.dandtng and ~ hf"'s simply Consequently, Christianity It been cveryw het !'- wonder why ;rcgnrded by many as a hannless they have that almos· black gln.!os ador(lment a rom£ortuble hft?'' 111 VJOse buses---! beJ reve in M11ybe better form a na sh leldmg from sun torl-but gosh, do nal !habit 'fJf say\ ngwonder 1f Lhey can ~ce Pentagon "Matt.lt,ew, Mark. L;.,uke anrt and Capitol loomlt 1g ln l{) view John, Bless the bed I lie upan"throu!lh b~ s1 ~to say nothing of along wtth the pledge Lo t he fla.:l' m'ost f.nmous skv luw Ln the wor ld And lt wouldn't hu'l'l to a'lld 1·h e New Yot•k's- long ~·t·11rs ·hence, Penateuch only thnt'li so hopewheu these boYs and jfirls are o ld lessly Old 0( lllylc, ] rc_Ck{)ll . or w.l''' ;OJ' AC'ROSS 1 l-l<'rds of what~a 5 Motd.'l for l •'!'!'- 1611 m. ° "' .st... n"'tera ;n,. ' 111n:haeol ) 9 Glrl aa, This ,.~i',-;1;-;lk::e-,-':p::-u.., =-::o~~at':-..,~ ber of CGm.meree pteee, and to It 1!. But f am proud , anQ bat:et!>' , whh .my t&Wn, which ih'aa nil¥ .. eulous'ly manac~fi to IDalnt>a.itl .alto of ita old tbal'ln •nd lefy beaU{ .. L.. fmoldt 9111 out io PI" whUtl otlll ~n1 o!l- the bounds jure ".\1<1 tile ~ folb toot tb• ot o1dd.me Southern alaveq. ~ Y!ftt~, , • (COY.i!J!!!. 11157, by United ::;.l".l""~t't· ~ ,..·oM,~ ' I ' • 111n s,.dJ<Jill· 'llie.1 I i•'!· •·i'• : •- ' ~ ntclwamQ 10 Tricks 1~ U A mouth Germa n w mpuJJer 17 I:J Palm ~ 18 Bl'lu: ) 19 21. 22 at WSAZ :-TV 5 ,55 Thursday Sigp On, 1:00 Tdday 9t00 Romper Room My Little Mar1le Tennessee ;Emte ·;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, ,• WJEH ' \0,00 11).30 ,Truth 11 00 "Tic Tac 12:00 Current / · 1'00 .'MY Little MJrgie l :~ Tenne~e ;Etnte 2·00 Mat,lnee Th,ater 3,00 Queen For~ Dl)' 3:45 M.oderp :flomanees• 4,00 Comedy <ritne 4 30 Movletime <. 6,00 Flatt and ScfU£19 Wuth~r~a~rt; · ~·45 News Plc~~re ~·· ·~ .!1 6;00 Wild Blll-lllckq~ . • . 8:30 Weatbef(lart ,, 1 r 6:35 Spo_rts Eye, 6'45 NBC N'e;,s Sportl Eye Biondie Life of Riley The J~eph Cotto~ ~c·" ''~ The Big Story Cavotcaoe of'Spo~ Fan\ous Fights ' Or. Hu!JAona Jaurhtl News H~adlines• • Nit•walch / 1,2·00 Tonltbt l 'OO Sign Off TIIIJllSDAY 1:00 Jimmie Dean 1.30 Boston Bluekie g,oo 8:00 ,'1:3{) 1,30 C_aptJ~In Kangaroo 8:30 Corliss Archer 2:00 Bl&-l'»Off 2:30 Bob Crosby Sho'VI 3,00 Briibter Day l'15 Secret Storm .. , aradu~led lfom lh! ' ouve.OrallJI~ i~I~~~; llliih, ~oo~ Wednetdfy. • -\1tr ali.wer tor Mr. and ,Mr._ Mar- 11:80 11;45 12.00 12:.~0 r- ,,00 'ioh,~ Randolph. newlyweib, was . ,beltf at tbe borq.e ot ·. Jbe · form era aant, Mrs ~ Opal Bl;g's, Saturt•Y evenlqg, < , }lr, ''and Delbert Gaul apent the with their &On-in-law Mr. and Mrs. James Alexandria, Va. The reeentl,y .purcbaaed into 1 new mOdern 1,30 Houseparty Big Payoff 2 ·30 Bob CroSby Show f, 3·00 Brll:htet•Df.y ,. 3:15 Secret !ltor~r · "' ·.~~~·;:~~~;:1.~:~s2 ',.. ,. . 11:50 a.m. 4:00 The Early Show &:30 Your Esso Reporter 5:45 Sports Parad~ 10,05 10,10 Brown, Jim Nelaon, Mrs. Harrlsqn - Y•tttr••r'• •••wit f' ., timber lr" 3!j. BeisL rate - of burden (/Lrl• . bta) ST.~.,.~~. 'adiq D~~l 1.1 ' Olive lngrah•in 1 HERSHEY CHOCOLATE SYRUP · · / Jllckrleme ' dtametel'l . , • A l<' Y 1111 R A A X R to' J. 0 lf Cia\ It: L i I.JI'-"' Stamp Catalogue II your EVANS SUPER •rt 1- ' . ~ch day tht codt ltt(enpan ,dl,ffe""r. A Cri'JIIolltim 1-11"'ir.Uooi' - ' • ~ ,_, j ' ,, .... ~'· J!B AKRRBC SYVf IBBH ABiQftVIW I ; ' 'c .Y'V AIPKT, TC A v:ty ~."!> ~ac~. "II ,-f ,) • y"11e-~8XPIC . " ~ ' ~II '' ) 1\ -s • 300cans$1.00 • .I No. '303 cans TOY TOWN WHOLE KERNAL GOLDEN .CORN • • • • • 8 • No.303 cans $1.00 • ,. ll'a biJ&er· -and beller than ever before , ___ S2 eolor- .... -...:....'-·........ ... -- . VACUUM- "LL GRINDS ".). ,~ . StW ltlakea only 1~00. slanlps 1o > • STARKIST TUNA 4 • No. 1f2 cans $1.00 .. drella of new nallonal brand ' Items never shown before . , , • • , CHUNK STYLE IUualtaied pages __ , , Hun- / EVANS COFFEE .1'1b.ca~ 79c ~ fill a book •••• Dol 1800 or UOO Uke other slanlp All Flavors ~ EVANS ICE CREAM .......... · : !--2 gal. EV~NS ICE TEA --...... 48 count bags plans - - , , jliiJt fll!O.OO In purebpes. - Nabitco WAFFLE CREAMS .......... 6 oz. pkg. 27c Peanut Cream Ponies · · · · 6314 oz. pkg. 3Jc; · DIAMOND WAlNUTS · · · ·· · · · Lb. cello ' Coritainen Pl., Qt, .or IMt pta. b,ap .' _• ; • • . .. • .. . .. . . . .. 48e ,~oultry Baga - tile l ·KJWT OIL : '"---·-- -' .......... Qts. 71c .IAIRlC~E WHIP"· · · -· --- Qts. S9c ' EV~S - 'l'IJ' ~LACE 'J'O Bl!¥ PRODUCE ' BROWN· SUGAR · ............ · .. lb. box Evans Super Trim Lean, every ounce ,guaranteed . ', ·Fresh1. .er ( .. ;'s1,19:t5' ·, ..•' ' McMastea; . 'lb. ' .. I lSD OR WHITE TENDER KERNELS 'Corn On The Cob · ~large ears 4~c 1_ _.!.:..._......._ _ _ _..;;;;;;;;;;;.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,., • l .~ . 25 lb. _ $Ut ' No waste, easy to prep'!" - Net We~ght 4 lbs. • Armour Star CANNED HAM · .. · · .. : ,....1.... - • ........ - · Each $3.99 EVAI-45 F F BRAND -FRYER PARTS . / ' LEGS .... _-, fi~c BREAST __ ._ 73c lbt ', WINGS , .... 19c 1~..· lb. ~~~·e:r; 3 -ft»: 2$¢,'o~·.;~;ra 4 rolls 57~ • . .. . .. ... . . 21bs$1.00 SLICED BACON · .; ··1-~:~~~ :Kie.tae)( · box ,29~ NS •.•.;~ ~ ,Box 27~ SKI.N LESS WEINERS · 2 lbs for ' ' " 400's Swill Premium - All Meal !lb. cello ! . ' ' ~-. One letter almply atanda for another. In lhia Nmptt A. .., uae4 tor the three L'a, X tor \he 1wo O'a, ete. Blnll• lei,en, apo ... trq,pfl&a, the lencth arul ionnatlon, o·~ ~~ woJ111 •II hilktt. " SYRUP FRUIT ' Roth Su11vole . DAILY CJIYPTOQU.oft:'- Here'• how to 'wolll It: . H~VY APPLE SAUCE 6 FREE.; .. NEWS & H P~fUN~ . ~QG CHf)W . - . Sib. 65~ . \ I , , ' J . , . . · .. ·........ ·.. · 3- 10 oz. jars $1.00 OSAGE PEACHES .... · · · ·.. · ·-- · ...... ·· ...... 4- No.2~ cans $1.00 ' .' WELCH'S1iwE JUICE .. .. .. · ·.. · .... 3-24 o~. bottles $1:00 Comstock MI-CHOICE Sliced Apples 4 - No. 2 cans $1. Margarine 5.:.. lib. pkgs. $1.00 22 os. can 45~ P~~I111Hl 1. 2. Fel,runr 3 Eutland, tor lnltanet ' Freestone '-- In Ueavy. S;yrup 39. P'arm animals .. o. Enrlla:h pdnet!U .1. On the OC.If&n _ .. .' ' 5 · lib. cans $1.00 • • COCKTAIL . ~ 31 Pal'jlclta 38 Adventaae BLACK RASPBERRY JEUY .. HUNT'S- ·ftQy:POTArOES · ··· IO·Ib. 45c,. ·ae liaU cons STRAWBERRY PRESERVES .. ....... ....... .... . .\ ... 3 - 12 oz. jar's $1.00 Fro.-e~t Food "·,.. ...... time • Smucker Smueller ••1..i._,..'. ·' . ., ' .••• . ' · _......., IIIII flll1lmlle' - Jan&uage No. 300 GERBER BABY FOOD ····· -·· ······················· ········· 10 jars $1.00 See-Stife-Plulle . ' Pbooe 6222 ll!o. 2ad Middleport ALL FLAVORS . ··O,U{f.lT. . 34. Argentin• • area got .earTLed the forecut wa1 for Stekely Cut Green Beans or SheHie's Beans ·· · · ·· · · 5- No. 303 cans $1.00 al EVANS. :~· Sl-UDio · MEAT MARKET HARTFORD, Conn. UP-A fore- Get your new S & H Green Slanlp Calalogue loday 5 PIE~· Bcachner's .WHITE HOUSE JOPPA Newe Mornblg·lllll AJteraoon cuter broadcuuna a prediction of PORK & BEANS 8 Carroll ·and Harold ruce~ ' AUXILIARY MilTS FREE DELIVERY EVERY DAY · VAN CAMP . Bill Bentley ' entertained the Auxiliary of thi! L~­ wis-Manley Post last Mon~ay ning at which time two new mem ben were -received.Refre:J!Ibfrtentl wer..;"! aerved · to f,lrs. ·~Pbef1 ' Harper, Mn. W. M. Smith and Mrs. Allen of Mr. too of Pomeroy, Mr:s. Con Y;r:~~ . 'lind Mrt. Will Wlnaton, Mr.r.- _)! Reeae, Mrs. Emma Bland .and M~i. Carrle Cauell of MiddlePort, "Mrl. Curtia l,.ucbdoo, ~t.'s. Sherin Butler. Mrs. L. E. Thomas, Mrs. Joe Van Hook and :Mra. Arz. Bryant. The next meeting will be he,d at the home. pf Mra. Van Hook. D:M Weatherman 1:00 Aetlon 1 8 :15 Dougl11s EdWtrd•. 6:30/Si{. Preston of the YukoD '7 :00 Bob Cummings 7:30 Climax 8:30 Playhouse 90 10,00 Urto-th&-mlnute Bill III~========~:::;' SLIP OF THE TONGUE tbe ' Middleport, 0 ., Hay~. IINtl\-0 ·~: ~thi'i'~"~td:.:d~ay~ai~Cair~pien~t~.,.~•in~d~M~ri•-~W~<~b~rie~riW~ood i:.iiiiiiiii~~~~:i~~~ . 8:30 Edge of Night Meigs County Ne*s tended and Mrs. Virgil Km;- •-t· 10.30 11 ,00 11 :15 2,oo I Mr 1 900 9:00 Garl')' Moore 9:30 Arthur G{)dfrey 10:30 Stfike It Rich, 11 :00 Va1iant Lady 11 :15 Love of, Life . 11:30 Searctl tor 'J'9morrow. 11:46 r-:;GJJWJ•& J,.lgbt, "loc ,. 12:00' Kati~ Kitchen -12:30 As the WorJd Turns 1·00 Our Mis.s Brooks 1 :30 Hauseparty Prlce, Caller• of Kr and Mn Wayne Beal Sunfay were Yr. and Mr1 Dana .Murray, M.ra. Marie Barohart tnd Barbara and MT and Mn. George Meeker Mr and Ml'.s Ceorge Keul:n-o; Of Pomeroy spent ..::.n evenmg w1th Mr and Mn. Dana M\trray. sptnt tbe weekend YJIItlng Mr and Mn PauJ H1ekl (Evel)"n Beal) lD Bristol , Tenneitu ' Dana Murray hal empJ0)'111tml at Rlven•wood Mn. Neva Kmg, Mra. Delont: Kina ;r.n~ Mrs Webbe:l!' Wood were lo Rutland recently to at lend a miasJonary meetmc at lbe home of Rev and .Mrs. R A. Blddle , Mn. Mabel Deardorf ot Co 1umDua are spending 11 week with 1' · her 11ster and brother-In-law M . KJ NGS BURY ' Dally Sentinel, Pqm~,. Kloi and Mr.: Dnelin Adams, CoolviD' vlarted the Jitter's .pattmll, M• and Mn. Earl <fewertt Munda)' . Emelin Adams left Saturdl)' oy plane ror Wuhington, D C., an•l Walter Reed Ho.pltai for t chock up. Mh!, Clara Sanon, J!r1. Car~>­ h;n Price and Beverly were II. Athens. on bulillell recently. - -- - - - -wm 11 ,30 II Could Be You ~ 28 FUm on 1aa Girl's " , d:so Cattoona ICI CREAM SOCIAL An lee crealll IOclal will De heHd on the lawn Of the Rilt.!lne Home Bank on Saturday et>ening, May 25, s pon110red by the Junior Youth FelloWship of the Raeine Methodist Church. Pie, cake and home made Ice cream wUI be solei beginning at 6:~ The proceeds will- be used to tend young :people to the Christian Adventure camp to be beld at Camp Lancaster from July 28 to Au gust 3. ------Local ~laY.s- fouJl:d arOund Me· Arhllu.;,J .OhiO, ·ProYf.de r-w mat e ~ ials for bri-ckmaklng, bhe town. ehlef industry. ! Taday ! 2'1 Mtdcnt copper Movi~time 5'30 Cartoons' 5.4!1 Ne'ws fle:ture e,a~ si.i:n On and Kelvey end chlldren. spent SUOdaJ Mr. and lfrft. Hubert JOOnson Pto. or Qt\ bose• ...:. BBe , 16 As~ender.L ~ )0 PISS, U 4,00 Comedy Tim~ G'IIO 6c5S 10:30 10,40 Daily 20. Mi.U Hor'nt 21 Wa11l1 lightly 25 Man's name 26 Prieatty ~11ste ~~~~ Matln'ee Theater Queen fer a .(lay 3'45 Modern Roma~cea 4,30 Friday for .ur.. mutae fln'olahed b)' Mn. OUve ~'W8 Z2 with .Juanita Swart&: lead- tngrabim and her bind." Appror.l,w Ina:. Thtl week'• leader lr Hazel matety 300 .attended the dance . W... her. Af.ter t.be · ae~ces there The omnaslum wa 5 attractivetwlJl ,_be • JUpper and 10elal hour 1n ly decorated. The tablea carried •·-r ol Rev .and Mn. Grovo. uuuu cut the eolor1 of tlle ataduaUna " ~ !l'be MYP' held ita reeu~ meet- CIU8 of '37 wbh:h were ,Uve.· ~ Ins Sunday evenln(, 1rith ,art at- and eriiDion red. A backdrop of Mn.. tendanee of 8 youtK and 1 ~dolt. red and white atrl.IAD'Iera wa.. OhuekJ~. " Eugene Wlridland ll!d cW'votlODa Uled behind the rtpeablr't table a~ Mirgaret Windlaad wu pianott_)eatra. Buketa of ' kt Bible 1tutty, St. JoJia, cbapt.l~~~~~flo~ Mn were plaeed er ~8. lloyd Dlllineer leted u the tymnasJum. \ presldent durinr a bulintll meet.arranaement of red JlrR'I· when it w~ rePort"ed tbat "the tions eente~d the senior'• table 'Willey ball had 'been purchated and The invocation ~~ liven b7 4 aet would aoon be ready. A wlen· ReV. Gec>rte J;)avt., or tlfe Methoer roast will be he~ on tha thurcb diSt C!lurcH. Preaident I.a..aren llft)ldl, Saturd1y, June 1~ Holfman grtited tbe o~lumnl and : e'cb: tanUly to furnlsb one . A report of laat yea£'a of wlenen.. wu read by aeqetarJ, Donna The treaaurer'a reI 'the groUp lp01110r a short b t Fltber•, ~ prO..... m at lO:SO on P9rt was, gj.ven '11 A btrta Snow•·· den. Lawrence CalviP, a former ,,~,,~··r Jlme 18 th 'lilt• preseqted to lndustrla!' Artl te"cher, ftrved .&& tM eldest and · youqeJt father ta11.11tma11t8r. Mlaa "Marilyn Turner t~reaenl Aa a proJeet the group will purebase n~ flood Ugbtl sang two numbers. A ,sbo.rt and wtrJna to ll&lit the church tpeeeh waS given by Co..eh JLl llOllD~. Lloyd DUiinset }'II chO&- Vennarl. Mlues Mary and Phylllr. en- to JOot afte:r thla purchaae and lliee sang "My Isle or Golden . JnstaUl'Uttn,. The- eroup will apon- Dreams." Mr. Ho~fman then m tor an lee ere;m sotial on tbe trorluced the hllh ~ehool Prlnd· cln~reh · tawn on Friday efenm,, pal, Orin Smith, who In turn ln. .JUly 8" With proeee~l' to JO-to tb8' troduced the faculty m~"-'ben . ...... b ""ildlJJ f d A report of the nomh;attlp:; _, u~ ,..._ , I un · ~nmmittee was" alvvn by _ Harold Ttle meetlar tl01ed wllb tbe Rice. O£flcers selected for the .;~. MYJ' beaedlsUon. " year are President, Car· ' i'cr:· an~ ¥le. Rlilpb Ra'fle, 1Jnd1 roll : vice president, a,nd ·Fntat. Troy, Ohfo, viaJted Mr. Carl ; secretary, "Betty .... and ~n• .Erneat Taylor and family Biggs end treuurer, Maxine Ru11: over, Jhe,' w~k end. field. The gr-aduating claaa of '5" :tck' '' ·· · had the most memberi present. an4 :ira. 9· J. Evans of The doaina prayer was given by 9d.iiti Jlliot, Mich., vJllted her ReY. Hirold Kllagel or the Naz· bJIOt~, Dlnsmare Boylu and arene Cburch. 1 1iad ~y from Wednetday unUI Other afficers wba served dur· ~~ay, 'ney eame-£at the IJl'adDI- ing the past year wt're Carro11 1 t;le~~~ theit Jfandso!', Pbllllp Suowden, vice preRident Those J ..,.,,• ' ._' '~ } ... , ' ' • :servln11 on- the' decoratlng con:l • Jtniq: •Swartz, Marlene 1tobinWere Jean Parker, Dori.t ' IFO~ ' ·Wlriebn.Dner and Pbllltp , Donna Jean Bolen, AI · Boyles of fbi,:' cOmmunity were Sna"'den, Pea!rl Mn. 1h1ra Radcliff, 'MM. lfu· lne R.ad~liff of Albany and Mrs Mabel Deardorf of Columoo~ ..:alled on Mr. and Mr1. Vlril' •n4 'tdr 9 ,00 u ,oo uo· a·oo Chp"~~~~-~ . , ,oo 10•00 The Price Is RiJht 10,30 Truth oi Con8ect11eneea Tic Tne Dough 1UO It Could Be You 12'00 Current 1:00; ,~ 9·~ roUe • , 10:00 JJIIk· worm 2'1 Dt· voured 29 Apart 30 BJ~er vetch 31 Neu- Nl&er R. conBorn dttlorl Fortify tMt~.· Narrow Inlet Jaya) Ftrtlty 3:1. Pro• M'Oslem ftuto teete• H Os tl lc hllke bl, ,I_, Ht Mosl lvar.l 111 oaslnr ';;. 23 Cul'Vt<l 16 Unit or tlrlfi.~l. Hnt SEEING 'I'HE SENIORS OFFA bon VO)'j("e crowd was down at the ·M. H. S. at 10 P M. Sund.,y 'tO .pee our SanJon depart lor New York- juat as I got in slglh.t the b~ pulled ln- I've aen thou1ands of G:r&yhound buset but thla ,one even looked sopeelal --and or course ~as marked SP!'CIAL hlth up in front-aev ern! ruys , had rllade last mJaute calls on lih elr lady ftlenrl:t.-lm()n8 them Edward McComa · and Ira Butoher- Eddl& Kl'b.:ben r4lakea h,nds lingeringly with s...,.. McCOma;r on4 , ~.()pes 'h' Some or the ylbnncy retuh MoM lo ltlklnll lnMde to ~ from the lou or a balk Industry, drlver--10 ol\r h~ worked SQpt. tbe Atllfttle Coutlk1e R.alroe-1 , can ro; too..-you. can't pr.y 111 "l whldl wa bufd here and i.t mo\"· from hi> poat o! duty, espe¢all)' Ina •wltf Th• elty bid t.UhJl on at COmrn.ert(lement time-Fr,Jncls to .vhe COUtJ.lr,o a Ufetime, an I oome\blnr etll~ tho COmmit\., {"Oaf(y'') Anderson .says "But tm of ono Hundred, lnvfitlviPJ aome 200 llm11, roolll4tl ~hoi efl<>rt ha old standby. to replace the S'J)lendld l8~1a\lon from the present n : rQi)jfred by oooe.ratlon. The old f?!loniel l'bnileroy Q. . 9,00 2tJ A !sam Watch tor 6 Heterose· neous 7 Othet·- , wlae 8 O~eans 9 Pronoun 11 Perch !'I objl!1!h h l• a Alee,:.y aumm~rttmf! tflW ln(lte tb"ln .. " about South Po t preen and lovely 1 tut With fJ 10 whieb ltlll mapAJM W combln~ fitbln~ Otl the beaches thlt f ;pt»nepWttl, '.,.rpettbl lndOU1 ~ta)'ed o.n a1 • ltld-C~Jina with prolperlt,Y. !rildhllvllle, Fi•hor, lAid' IIV• IIlii lotve ~•r mtety •ion rwa and Top.s.all , "'~" 'r Th bl 1 ff 1 tatlont, out MaiN .:arden• and Stu e ,• J u e oae to the Gulf our Spanllb rq~qa We still ftavl! torr:= ~~~"B~ 1 lot of the toblnl on tht l*wn and th ~ n ~ort1 jor9e1 and ttompinj ..,.n. ~euu.nfu we have the 111111.- r.round In the bush. an rloli.l hea· · MY Dld town Nan't !oat any of \er here. We .hav~ alia forgive , It• charm but thlll air or prosper~e Ya~~· for loalnr the Civil lty q aiMoat &iJhtening and It 1r teldom hanr one e · Ia detnollltrtted b':V tbe new mo.ft!Plpityor, • uu.ac, auch II! bel118 den. ohomea , fiDel)' .thopplng ~en makea out for a few d:ays wlthou ' up.Bu( 'whUe ters tnd ·vlolently lllustrabd hls Seniot"";-1 holler to ! DmC Ollofl the town autos t,:~ elot~e the door quick Wthlle Mr. • 4 Observe metal ~ lOWn noi. Moo · ~~~~~~~~~~~~~:!~~~~~:.:::~~ ISION • a aLs d'· wbo accompanled ber obere' £or a 'IWt wttb bet put'Dtl, Mr. and , A.Uee HW and 10n Dale o~ Kn. Heny 89111. 1fr_ aDd llrl. W. G. MeKeJv '>' New waterford, o ., caUed on th•· Mbert lftd Ollie)' P-eyuttr JlmU.Iea eutert.l.ined Sunday tvenlnt: wll::b · 1 po Uuelt ellnner "" ..,.., 1 foil OWlR8 reeeutly. .Mr. aDd ,Xn. HUbert Pri ·e re\,atlvea ln• .Jionor ot )Q)Uien' an4 children JPeDt. Jl:odlen' Day Day: lfn, Ella Mae Wett nd with . hJ. mother, Mr. and Kn. daughter Mn. iuchard Nobl~tt A\ner ~~. P.artenburl. md three .ct.uchten of Detroit, Mrs. Rebert Bugle find Hen Ml6h, Oh~. McKelvey, lin. Robt •o1 rtelta' Mci>I'W ~ n· McKelvey, .ton a\Jd t:au,bter .JJf Belpre, Mr. 4Dd. Mra. Wm. Mespection Sltl.ll'd.ay. dinnl!lr waa pre- cblldnn KODdly member• of the clock dlnner. "··"·"··< )Wedneeday evenlnt priYtr aerviee 7:00 7 SO 8:00 8'30 DAilY CROSSWORD For you see she wat~ mY' Mulh<'r iCTOflll the ltreet from a f'oantv And J. !her brand new son. !uburb who.te worth in ground anft bulldlnp -can be computed In The very frag:ramce of a Re 1 mtlllone:. Aa r .Mand i.Jy tbe swluDl)liclous apple just -carried me mlnq pool at th& Carolinian 1 a 1 awav An apple cAn't be as 'lDnrl mildly .amu•ed. T am looking at as thnt a:pple smells. 'Sut it ;_.., Whitt my old man uted to own u1. though til the ~Hidon came along. 1 rt's like one -critic said abm11 .l(UH.! you would ur we 1hnd poor Dll'niel Webster "Nn man couhl be Umln(. &s gTPO t u Oanlcl Webster 1 apent much tLme ~- 1 tlt', ',e loob." 1.11 1lhat domed brow, those dcf"p ~caporl town cloae lboard ~alle' thnt air of gronde 1r SotKh POrt, whieh I am certah Nlt eyes, n,obody ever bean! af until te- and greQtneu t hat wrroundt'd cently. Mv ll'llndj>a'lll !"IIOOiin blm alwavs-no wonder he wu trtte 'lnd hiNie m atJll tbere and one or five "cnatoors plcltOO tf.l the mocvLna-blrd'l d~~~eendanto~ adorn the five pD11 P.ls in Sena t. ttlll live In the mNDOUa. room , empty un.tll real !Moly. Bllt SOUth POrt on a nail xale And Ohlo'a own Bnb Taft Is "1.8 jumplnJ, too. Between the bi•• there as one of the fwe. a ver . flab and the wJ•d-lllt'denla cll.ma •~ spechll! delljhot t:o thQSe {)( us l11 and the tlunnr Point amtnunltlon his nstlve st-ate. _ ~~~~ 1 ::.nkee-type illlth Joper hetw~en de ~~Y end de ';"h n too advanced w.at ku~lar ed verutlon C"'C eon- l~dlnJ dtpot. ~. ar, • famou • Admission is fOe and 2$e. "th!D Rev~ Grave preeedtn1 lbe ltl'mOD: Gat)' Wmatr, Bernita pared by the 'b, PORTLAND . · ~· lllUI: RoztDie Burke and Dor- PTA and aerved by tbe Hobh. ... • o:U»- Burke. 'ftM latter two were Economics atrll 1 to laM· alumni •,; ~eeeJved into full membenbtp ~of and auuta. D•nclnJ' from ~ o til "' ~ ~ ehureb. AUflndance at the 1:1: followed the. ltanquet wltb kinda seared oil tl.l:tt subway"- · o•· up m •EmpiTe Building or The Statue or wherever-and sttme w1ll remember what G-ordon ' O" remf"m'bermg hQw very fmf" Grej hound drJ vers are--n:> set of men !n public serv rce .arc more carefully sl'recned-Ju lia McCom:n and (I tbmk) Mrs. Konkri ght ohad haked cooktes for the who'e gro up--and most of 'em were loaded wtl h fru~d chic)ren, ham sand.wi~hc~ and Jane Harris ~\lhl a king stze box of potatc chips they"d already started on--Jumor Kennedy turn~. up with •htll sutt ca9e marked lnebrUttes C{)nven· tion"-whtch he Wtur carefully carryi ng w1th sign concea)ed from certai n parties--but I just hadda see It, so he let me--Chct Tanneh11l of this here ruul.f, RY RORIRT C. RUARK • day. lndustrto.lly, water today BLil we knew thrn , os we know WrT .MlNC:TON, N C - The ole! Is more valuable tl~n uromum now town hilA betray~d me and bou •. We' ll love t!tl life l!i rlmw l am dwel11ng In a fin e motel Cl•d alive It l11 exactly ~ if y 'U 8 C!JMMINCI.'o!,NT !lANCE Frlday, May ,liter the Co"' · mencement exerciiii!S at Middle. pOrt Hi&tl school ' 4"nce 1s bel!lR held ~J the Le&lon Hall, Fourt'l Avenue, under the sponsorship of :!4. . The dog quarrantlne in Meigs County which was recently g1ven _a boost toward more strict enforcement, suggests to us the wiSdom of the proposed law In the General Assembly requiring that dogs be offered to a reputable research labora, BY moun tory before suffering a bullet in the head Jt ccurnng Jo me many tam dr1 Vu!g after While we have no desire to tang)e vituperative adjectives aml aiWIIYs 1 laH, even to my. ass.uTe each other, a~l of us, r2lty ranatic dog lovers to relieve the pain of a dog ;J, 1.. 2·00 Laboratories Need Dogs For Research While Meigs Cotlhty Has Them And Is Selling Them ToStateOIIndJa~a With )0:41. llcrlplure Jlph. U42.. The I ' wkJa bet 4110tober llrl. Ebtr Ot.Jrl lin Dn Daily and Jvan Routh, Experimrat £tatlon. t.ntl,r. aCIOOmpanied 1be EiPtb pode :.. Mr. ;~nd 'Hn Frank Douclli ' Mn. CWt . If~ o! Glendale to Huoti.njtoa 'tiiHilll' where they 11pent one t.1'ening wllh their ALUMijl lMNQUIT tii~D )jr. and Kl'll- Plllll lllldote and ~n 10n-tn-Jaw and dauJbter, ){r, and The Alullllli "-lollo6 of the dllldren of TIUI, llr. ond llr•. Calli., an1.yd i• ColllliWua b;r mlted WS.AZ--T'V and plane Tuuda!' and WI met by P111k. Mr• Homer BJiley . RuUand .HiP &;boot ~ld tbe:r T. G. HW.dort of a.etne wen the .elstM ud ttubaDd, Mr. 1nd :Mr and Mr1. George Meek ., anouot ot tbe now """ l·rueJto of lilt illltM'• ....,.,.,, <her ~-- •-' p ... •·)' · Mra. Ruth tulw1der of Vien oQ •nd Mr. ,and Mn ~'" & 1 Mr.s. Cl INntt .-.-4 evenlnf: Kay 18tla. and r.rr.. wa. JlcKelve)' •If 1 RUTLAND · loUowin, et)Hd:reo. were baptized was made m a ijchool NEW CITIZEN Announcements have been re· ceived here of the birth of a san Michael, to Mr and Mrs: ThomaS Youngstown on Saturday, May' 11 Rtcbard Van Mett r of Gary, Ind.~ and Mrs HowJJ"d LiQlll,an, Youngg.. ~Gwo are gtan4paret~ii and Mn. Mabel ..Yan Me.er of Chester is a great grandmotber. The Illenicks alsa have two oth~ sons, Jimmy, an dStepben. ~ . AlfRED *f.M. Puncfpal and Mrs. G. V. RUl>e -1 STATEEighth HOUSEGrade TOUR ehaperoMd ates of t.be Bradbury Sci>Ool Columbus today where lhey plan ned a tour of the Stale House. luncheon and a shopplng trip. The ~~~rsion ~ '- ~und., ,School oltondaAeo 90 ' " ' ' 11 WIOIMI offern.. . WwahJp aervtc:ei we beld. at NIW ARRIVAL. Mr and Mn Sames Stewart of Mason are annou"neiq tl1e birth Of a daughter, 1'ony Lee, at HoiJ.er Hospital, May 14 Grandp.uentll are Mrs. Allen Nelaon, Rutland, Mrs. .b)'Jvia Stewart of Mason. Mrs. Ben Thomas of Minersville is great gra.ndmolher. RussiA's -' \ -· .W duty . .. 59< . . . .... 3le . .. .. ... 83c swift Premrum·r'· · BunER .BALL ·uRKEYS ', . 12- to ., lb. ... ,." C•ref11lly •lecJH, Cry+'4K, wrepped lb • �• • ,- ..,·- ·.. - - - - r•~• • • '... ..... .. .. ...II' _.., • . " --- . .. . - ·-. -. • ' ... .. - I . ... . .. . ~-- · ' -···· --'. . - · ,, ... ' • • , ' I :· 1-Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-1\llddleport, 0., May 28, 1957 ' . Salvation Army Week Draws N.otice To Organization Lending Helping Hand To Many As 'Handyman of Rei igion' Daily SenJinel Day11m,k I • Various kinds of Hweeks" are constantly coming to our at- WELL, I 1-l"YEH'T tention these days. It would take superhuman effort to recognize and observe them aiL The week of May 19 to 26, however, 1s bemg set aside as Salvation Army Week, and we wt>lcome thts opportunity to express our gratitude to the orgamr PROPo5E.D AN)' HAT ONI ArrftAL \ IHIPEGTION • Cl.tHI' zatton whtch has done so much for so many. The week in the Buckeye State was announced by the three top SA Army officials in Ohio, Lt Colonel Edward Carev. Bri~adier William E Chamberlain, and Brigadier Fred Fahey · The Salvatiqn Army Officer has been referJ"ed to at times as the " hand yman of religion". This it would ...,m, is an apt deser~phon . For he may provide, in addition to religious conn· seling, groceries for a hungry family; he may carry fuel to a house that is cold. teach a housewife how to balance a budget, patch the skinned knee of a llttle boy, fight fires and scrub • out mud after flood waters have receded. , In our cities, as weH as smaller centers these blue-coated and bonneted <! handymen" walk among u's providing many services that often are not knoWn until we 'need them. They send our city children to the cvuntry for vacations comfort our veterans in hospital beds, return hundreds cf pai-oled prisoners to usefulness, offer shelter to those whO are lost and alone in busy, urban. centers. For such a great force for good , the Army whose only / 1 ..._ , iri- "war" is that against sin, misery and human need we are deed gratefuL During Salvation Army week we a~e prou4 to sa lute these so ldier~ of God. ' , ' • -- the Explorer Post. ~corded mu· sic 1is ~anDed for the d•nce and the public is invJted ~0 attqncJ and gray, t!hey'll be saying "R~ ­ member 4t!1W WiWihinuton looked tl\al mornmg" and "Gee, I was ~!A~CHE ~~~KtNSK~?.~neas?l!;~;t!, , L1me.~ ni1i~·- we who, we dare sa,y, never do much dying from natui'al causes _ com- mon reason is altogether on the sid• of the "dogs for research law " r This law is out of the House and waiting for a spot on the Senate calendar. The only loca) (?) opposition noticed to the law was a Ietter obviously mimeographed wholesale for natJonal dlqtr~bution by some clown In southern California This person rang up ali the moth-eaten reasons why poor Fido shouldn't have to undergo the tortures or the knife by cruel sctcntlSts who suddenly have become full of sadistic hatred to dogs. · Quite a few Ohio newspapers likely published this "letter to the edito~" thus giving the appearance of a mass crusade .. budding agatnst the proposed bill. It just isn't so. Meanwhile the people in Gov. Bill O'Neill's law factory hate to get o~ either Stde of a bill thlll threatens to stir up the crackpots on any subject. So they may decide the dog law should die qmetly, unnoticed. Locally, Dog Warden Arthur Stobart has a house full of mongrels or all breiJ$1l. Under Ohio law today he is required to ke~p. them three days, then dispose of them by shooting. UnofftCJaliy, it is reported this county Is shipping some of these excess dogs to Indiana which state Is glad to pay for them fpr laboratory research work . b Ohio research people, from Ohio State University on down adly need animals to carry on vital studies In cancer heart diseases and a thousand and one other human fralllties Shall We permtt a prehistoric idea about dogs slow up the h~nt for such modern man killers? If t~ogsdused in research, if cut on, are under anaesthesia and ie, pass on to Dog Heaven much more free from ·pain th an ey most humans se lf. whe n 1 recall Milt:retl Fowler s ans wer quite so me ume agt1 to rny 'How'rc yf", ~1 ! hlred? " Se~ she, "Well, Blauche, to tell you the truW , I'm JUSt about down ·m the stall·· ] doubled up the n, and I do Yet ov(•r tha t one It P'resent ~ such a p1cture &upposed ly '* woeful one but, far from woeful when glveJJ as M gave it My great un-cl e samuel Me ,_ Carty when th us queried, repJJed. "O h, I'm able to sit up now and have my bed nuut c>'", lhiB ju.~l aft~r tu_.'d probably downed a quart or two of milk, 1111 jollied up wl !oh .!lOme of Au nt Molly' cor:n bread I Geoo-ge Van Zant Jr's remains one of my very beat ones To query replied with lhtshat 9pedal merry twmkle in' h, G~rge eyes, "Miss Dl anche. rr 1 felt an,. better I couldn't riand rt " J forgot to give you my f.nvo'" lte "Second Sunday In Ma:o," poem m tim£>, so J'll give lt to yo11 right now. Plea!H! sav(' lt ror next time . "LOVE ,AT FIRST SIGHT" I met her ln a husplt.al Just thirty years UM{), I nwt antl luvtd hw 1mtan1\Y And she loved me , I know. permit this l&w to die would be a disturbing obeisance Shf" woman- fashion , t o T1ognorance . • 1old he" love t must have seemed abs11rd, So .!#ru('k with aU h er lovelmt>ss I CCHIIdn't by 11 word. RUARK REPORT were mllrrlt'd to 11 t'Tinol!ne-ty,1e P:lrl with pllntaleh and camt b•.et 20 <utd year·s later to fmt1 her weRrin1l short vn,ll'IJ' shoes an 1 doing the rOf'k 'n' roll 'Jl'ttis town has been here &l.nt't' AOmewhere In the 17308 when 1 bunl•h of ,peoplll <-ame up the rh•er to hide from the plratea, {lr •omethlnJ. They were abo hldlna: from the mos~ultoea Op until l departed In 1931 il •till nllllntalned a &entle hookworm laantltude. Geors(l Waahln . •.on novor :d ept J!ere. bUt ,;., __.. ,. 111 dl 11 VOl" '" ! and we bave 1ot :1 ~:a~ble plaque to 'Prove lt. Corn1 11 wu 11.111 topleal 11 a Arthur or Jim or Carole or K-ay or Hruce ~t~ud~thi s was truly one of Middleport's Famous F'iMts-a t rip to be remembered- and w older ones ga'ling wlltfully at those snappy taJl J:gllta disap'pear / ing down the !Meet went home •, happy, too-At youth snd J,augbtC: • and fun and eom.rade:Eihip--matell less reminding c uraelves are k"e~p rembldlng .aurselveea 11•' still aU aro--.. nd us. In th~, our own dear /Joys and girls. , Some rlbquleting notes from "Is the Church- &omg Boom Real" in May '"f"Dgether" offteio~l ther e with. Ius shoo~i:t' irons (big ma-gazine of bhe Methodist came ral-''Sis" Wise and otheu Church. snapped 'em too-James (Bodi •) Milia and Larry ~ker ,s.(tt.MJ, Tbt average ohureh member is sedately up in fro~oaeh M:cf; not f!On.splcoously dtfferent from Donald ape-an and some oh t he .average non-mnmber. Tb,t Nils "Watch blm , he'll crowtl average c-hurch l~ so mue1t ('() 1 yo.u rtght o~ta your seat"- tormed to t he worhl that people Coa~h W(! ighln,!! sumc 225 or Sll are surprised if it 9harply eha' (gee, I hope l (fidn't ml.s.s tho!!~ 'enges t he ~vft'i.Ung beh'llvior )f figgrrs)-Pea rl Roynf>lds arrives tihe cammunlty (As witne8! ou· - lucky k1ds to hn~·e Pearl ~; · d'ry eamp&llgn of some 7 or cha)Jeronc-s he's Sll jolly a1d years ago here in t>O'wn.l und er·.dandtng and ~ hf"'s simply Consequently, Christianity It been cveryw het !'- wonder why ;rcgnrded by many as a hannless they have that almos· black gln.!os ador(lment a rom£ortuble hft?'' 111 VJOse buses---! beJ reve in M11ybe better form a na sh leldmg from sun torl-but gosh, do nal !habit 'fJf say\ ngwonder 1f Lhey can ~ce Pentagon "Matt.lt,ew, Mark. L;.,uke anrt and Capitol loomlt 1g ln l{) view John, Bless the bed I lie upan"throu!lh b~ s1 ~to say nothing of along wtth the pledge Lo t he fla.:l' m'ost f.nmous skv luw Ln the wor ld And lt wouldn't hu'l'l to a'lld 1·h e New Yot•k's- long ~·t·11rs ·hence, Penateuch only thnt'li so hopewheu these boYs and jfirls are o ld lessly Old 0( lllylc, ] rc_Ck{)ll . or w.l''' ;OJ' AC'ROSS 1 l-l<'rds of what~a 5 Motd.'l for l •'!'!'- 1611 m. ° "' .st... n"'tera ;n,. ' 111n:haeol ) 9 Glrl aa, This ,.~i',-;1;-;lk::e-,-':p::-u.., =-::o~~at':-..,~ ber of CGm.meree pteee, and to It 1!. But f am proud , anQ bat:et!>' , whh .my t&Wn, which ih'aa nil¥ .. eulous'ly manac~fi to IDalnt>a.itl .alto of ita old tbal'ln •nd lefy beaU{ .. L.. fmoldt 9111 out io PI" whUtl otlll ~n1 o!l- the bounds jure ".\1<1 tile ~ folb toot tb• ot o1dd.me Southern alaveq. ~ Y!ftt~, , • (COY.i!J!!!. 11157, by United ::;.l".l""~t't· ~ ,..·oM,~ ' I ' • 111n s,.dJ<Jill· 'llie.1 I i•'!· •·i'• : •- ' ~ ntclwamQ 10 Tricks 1~ U A mouth Germa n w mpuJJer 17 I:J Palm ~ 18 Bl'lu: ) 19 21. 22 at WSAZ :-TV 5 ,55 Thursday Sigp On, 1:00 Tdday 9t00 Romper Room My Little Mar1le Tennessee ;Emte ·;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, ,• WJEH ' \0,00 11).30 ,Truth 11 00 "Tic Tac 12:00 Current / · 1'00 .'MY Little MJrgie l :~ Tenne~e ;Etnte 2·00 Mat,lnee Th,ater 3,00 Queen For~ Dl)' 3:45 M.oderp :flomanees• 4,00 Comedy <ritne 4 30 Movletime <. 6,00 Flatt and ScfU£19 Wuth~r~a~rt; · ~·45 News Plc~~re ~·· ·~ .!1 6;00 Wild Blll-lllckq~ . • . 8:30 Weatbef(lart ,, 1 r 6:35 Spo_rts Eye, 6'45 NBC N'e;,s Sportl Eye Biondie Life of Riley The J~eph Cotto~ ~c·" ''~ The Big Story Cavotcaoe of'Spo~ Fan\ous Fights ' Or. Hu!JAona Jaurhtl News H~adlines• • Nit•walch / 1,2·00 Tonltbt l 'OO Sign Off TIIIJllSDAY 1:00 Jimmie Dean 1.30 Boston Bluekie g,oo 8:00 ,'1:3{) 1,30 C_aptJ~In Kangaroo 8:30 Corliss Archer 2:00 Bl&-l'»Off 2:30 Bob Crosby Sho'VI 3,00 Briibter Day l'15 Secret Storm .. , aradu~led lfom lh! ' ouve.OrallJI~ i~I~~~; llliih, ~oo~ Wednetdfy. • -\1tr ali.wer tor Mr. and ,Mr._ Mar- 11:80 11;45 12.00 12:.~0 r- ,,00 'ioh,~ Randolph. newlyweib, was . ,beltf at tbe borq.e ot ·. Jbe · form era aant, Mrs ~ Opal Bl;g's, Saturt•Y evenlqg, < , }lr, ''and Delbert Gaul apent the with their &On-in-law Mr. and Mrs. James Alexandria, Va. The reeentl,y .purcbaaed into 1 new mOdern 1,30 Houseparty Big Payoff 2 ·30 Bob CroSby Show f, 3·00 Brll:htet•Df.y ,. 3:15 Secret !ltor~r · "' ·.~~~·;:~~~;:1.~:~s2 ',.. ,. . 11:50 a.m. 4:00 The Early Show &:30 Your Esso Reporter 5:45 Sports Parad~ 10,05 10,10 Brown, Jim Nelaon, Mrs. Harrlsqn - Y•tttr••r'• •••wit f' ., timber lr" 3!j. BeisL rate - of burden (/Lrl• . bta) ST.~.,.~~. 'adiq D~~l 1.1 ' Olive lngrah•in 1 HERSHEY CHOCOLATE SYRUP · · / Jllckrleme ' dtametel'l . , • A l<' Y 1111 R A A X R to' J. 0 lf Cia\ It: L i I.JI'-"' Stamp Catalogue II your EVANS SUPER •rt 1- ' . ~ch day tht codt ltt(enpan ,dl,ffe""r. A Cri'JIIolltim 1-11"'ir.Uooi' - ' • ~ ,_, j ' ,, .... ~'· J!B AKRRBC SYVf IBBH ABiQftVIW I ; ' 'c .Y'V AIPKT, TC A v:ty ~."!> ~ac~. "II ,-f ,) • y"11e-~8XPIC . " ~ ' ~II '' ) 1\ -s • 300cans$1.00 • .I No. '303 cans TOY TOWN WHOLE KERNAL GOLDEN .CORN • • • • • 8 • No.303 cans $1.00 • ,. ll'a biJ&er· -and beller than ever before , ___ S2 eolor- .... -...:....'-·........ ... -- . VACUUM- "LL GRINDS ".). ,~ . StW ltlakea only 1~00. slanlps 1o > • STARKIST TUNA 4 • No. 1f2 cans $1.00 .. drella of new nallonal brand ' Items never shown before . , , • • , CHUNK STYLE IUualtaied pages __ , , Hun- / EVANS COFFEE .1'1b.ca~ 79c ~ fill a book •••• Dol 1800 or UOO Uke other slanlp All Flavors ~ EVANS ICE CREAM .......... · : !--2 gal. EV~NS ICE TEA --...... 48 count bags plans - - , , jliiJt fll!O.OO In purebpes. - Nabitco WAFFLE CREAMS .......... 6 oz. pkg. 27c Peanut Cream Ponies · · · · 6314 oz. pkg. 3Jc; · DIAMOND WAlNUTS · · · ·· · · · Lb. cello ' Coritainen Pl., Qt, .or IMt pta. b,ap .' _• ; • • . .. • .. . .. . . . .. 48e ,~oultry Baga - tile l ·KJWT OIL : '"---·-- -' .......... Qts. 71c .IAIRlC~E WHIP"· · · -· --- Qts. S9c ' EV~S - 'l'IJ' ~LACE 'J'O Bl!¥ PRODUCE ' BROWN· SUGAR · ............ · .. lb. box Evans Super Trim Lean, every ounce ,guaranteed . ', ·Fresh1. .er ( .. ;'s1,19:t5' ·, ..•' ' McMastea; . 'lb. ' .. I lSD OR WHITE TENDER KERNELS 'Corn On The Cob · ~large ears 4~c 1_ _.!.:..._......._ _ _ _..;;;;;;;;;;;.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,., • l .~ . 25 lb. _ $Ut ' No waste, easy to prep'!" - Net We~ght 4 lbs. • Armour Star CANNED HAM · .. · · .. : ,....1.... - • ........ - · Each $3.99 EVAI-45 F F BRAND -FRYER PARTS . / ' LEGS .... _-, fi~c BREAST __ ._ 73c lbt ', WINGS , .... 19c 1~..· lb. ~~~·e:r; 3 -ft»: 2$¢,'o~·.;~;ra 4 rolls 57~ • . .. . .. ... . . 21bs$1.00 SLICED BACON · .; ··1-~:~~~ :Kie.tae)( · box ,29~ NS •.•.;~ ~ ,Box 27~ SKI.N LESS WEINERS · 2 lbs for ' ' " 400's Swill Premium - All Meal !lb. cello ! . ' ' ~-. One letter almply atanda for another. In lhia Nmptt A. .., uae4 tor the three L'a, X tor \he 1wo O'a, ete. Blnll• lei,en, apo ... trq,pfl&a, the lencth arul ionnatlon, o·~ ~~ woJ111 •II hilktt. " SYRUP FRUIT ' Roth Su11vole . DAILY CJIYPTOQU.oft:'- Here'• how to 'wolll It: . H~VY APPLE SAUCE 6 FREE.; .. NEWS & H P~fUN~ . ~QG CHf)W . - . Sib. 65~ . \ I , , ' J . , . . · .. ·........ ·.. · 3- 10 oz. jars $1.00 OSAGE PEACHES .... · · · ·.. · ·-- · ...... ·· ...... 4- No.2~ cans $1.00 ' .' WELCH'S1iwE JUICE .. .. .. · ·.. · .... 3-24 o~. bottles $1:00 Comstock MI-CHOICE Sliced Apples 4 - No. 2 cans $1. Margarine 5.:.. lib. pkgs. $1.00 22 os. can 45~ P~~I111Hl 1. 2. Fel,runr 3 Eutland, tor lnltanet ' Freestone '-- In Ueavy. S;yrup 39. P'arm animals .. o. Enrlla:h pdnet!U .1. On the OC.If&n _ .. .' ' 5 · lib. cans $1.00 • • COCKTAIL . ~ 31 Pal'jlclta 38 Adventaae BLACK RASPBERRY JEUY .. HUNT'S- ·ftQy:POTArOES · ··· IO·Ib. 45c,. ·ae liaU cons STRAWBERRY PRESERVES .. ....... ....... .... . .\ ... 3 - 12 oz. jar's $1.00 Fro.-e~t Food "·,.. ...... time • Smucker Smueller ••1..i._,..'. ·' . ., ' .••• . ' · _......., IIIII flll1lmlle' - Jan&uage No. 300 GERBER BABY FOOD ····· -·· ······················· ········· 10 jars $1.00 See-Stife-Plulle . ' Pbooe 6222 ll!o. 2ad Middleport ALL FLAVORS . ··O,U{f.lT. . 34. Argentin• • area got .earTLed the forecut wa1 for Stekely Cut Green Beans or SheHie's Beans ·· · · ·· · · 5- No. 303 cans $1.00 al EVANS. :~· Sl-UDio · MEAT MARKET HARTFORD, Conn. UP-A fore- Get your new S & H Green Slanlp Calalogue loday 5 PIE~· Bcachner's .WHITE HOUSE JOPPA Newe Mornblg·lllll AJteraoon cuter broadcuuna a prediction of PORK & BEANS 8 Carroll ·and Harold ruce~ ' AUXILIARY MilTS FREE DELIVERY EVERY DAY · VAN CAMP . Bill Bentley ' entertained the Auxiliary of thi! L~­ wis-Manley Post last Mon~ay ning at which time two new mem ben were -received.Refre:J!Ibfrtentl wer..;"! aerved · to f,lrs. ·~Pbef1 ' Harper, Mn. W. M. Smith and Mrs. Allen of Mr. too of Pomeroy, Mr:s. Con Y;r:~~ . 'lind Mrt. Will Wlnaton, Mr.r.- _)! Reeae, Mrs. Emma Bland .and M~i. Carrle Cauell of MiddlePort, "Mrl. Curtia l,.ucbdoo, ~t.'s. Sherin Butler. Mrs. L. E. Thomas, Mrs. Joe Van Hook and :Mra. Arz. Bryant. The next meeting will be he,d at the home. pf Mra. Van Hook. D:M Weatherman 1:00 Aetlon 1 8 :15 Dougl11s EdWtrd•. 6:30/Si{. Preston of the YukoD '7 :00 Bob Cummings 7:30 Climax 8:30 Playhouse 90 10,00 Urto-th&-mlnute Bill III~========~:::;' SLIP OF THE TONGUE tbe ' Middleport, 0 ., Hay~. IINtl\-0 ·~: ~thi'i'~"~td:.:d~ay~ai~Cair~pien~t~.,.~•in~d~M~ri•-~W~<~b~rie~riW~ood i:.iiiiiiiii~~~~:i~~~ . 8:30 Edge of Night Meigs County Ne*s tended and Mrs. Virgil Km;- •-t· 10.30 11 ,00 11 :15 2,oo I Mr 1 900 9:00 Garl')' Moore 9:30 Arthur G{)dfrey 10:30 Stfike It Rich, 11 :00 Va1iant Lady 11 :15 Love of, Life . 11:30 Searctl tor 'J'9morrow. 11:46 r-:;GJJWJ•& J,.lgbt, "loc ,. 12:00' Kati~ Kitchen -12:30 As the WorJd Turns 1·00 Our Mis.s Brooks 1 :30 Hauseparty Prlce, Caller• of Kr and Mn Wayne Beal Sunfay were Yr. and Mr1 Dana .Murray, M.ra. Marie Barohart tnd Barbara and MT and Mn. George Meeker Mr and Ml'.s Ceorge Keul:n-o; Of Pomeroy spent ..::.n evenmg w1th Mr and Mn. Dana M\trray. sptnt tbe weekend YJIItlng Mr and Mn PauJ H1ekl (Evel)"n Beal) lD Bristol , Tenneitu ' Dana Murray hal empJ0)'111tml at Rlven•wood Mn. Neva Kmg, Mra. Delont: Kina ;r.n~ Mrs Webbe:l!' Wood were lo Rutland recently to at lend a miasJonary meetmc at lbe home of Rev and .Mrs. R A. Blddle , Mn. Mabel Deardorf ot Co 1umDua are spending 11 week with 1' · her 11ster and brother-In-law M . KJ NGS BURY ' Dally Sentinel, Pqm~,. Kloi and Mr.: Dnelin Adams, CoolviD' vlarted the Jitter's .pattmll, M• and Mn. Earl <fewertt Munda)' . Emelin Adams left Saturdl)' oy plane ror Wuhington, D C., an•l Walter Reed Ho.pltai for t chock up. Mh!, Clara Sanon, J!r1. Car~>­ h;n Price and Beverly were II. Athens. on bulillell recently. - -- - - - -wm 11 ,30 II Could Be You ~ 28 FUm on 1aa Girl's " , d:so Cattoona ICI CREAM SOCIAL An lee crealll IOclal will De heHd on the lawn Of the Rilt.!lne Home Bank on Saturday et>ening, May 25, s pon110red by the Junior Youth FelloWship of the Raeine Methodist Church. Pie, cake and home made Ice cream wUI be solei beginning at 6:~ The proceeds will- be used to tend young :people to the Christian Adventure camp to be beld at Camp Lancaster from July 28 to Au gust 3. ------Local ~laY.s- fouJl:d arOund Me· Arhllu.;,J .OhiO, ·ProYf.de r-w mat e ~ ials for bri-ckmaklng, bhe town. ehlef industry. ! Taday ! 2'1 Mtdcnt copper Movi~time 5'30 Cartoons' 5.4!1 Ne'ws fle:ture e,a~ si.i:n On and Kelvey end chlldren. spent SUOdaJ Mr. and lfrft. Hubert JOOnson Pto. or Qt\ bose• ...:. BBe , 16 As~ender.L ~ )0 PISS, U 4,00 Comedy Tim~ G'IIO 6c5S 10:30 10,40 Daily 20. Mi.U Hor'nt 21 Wa11l1 lightly 25 Man's name 26 Prieatty ~11ste ~~~~ Matln'ee Theater Queen fer a .(lay 3'45 Modern Roma~cea 4,30 Friday for .ur.. mutae fln'olahed b)' Mn. OUve ~'W8 Z2 with .Juanita Swart&: lead- tngrabim and her bind." Appror.l,w Ina:. Thtl week'• leader lr Hazel matety 300 .attended the dance . W... her. Af.ter t.be · ae~ces there The omnaslum wa 5 attractivetwlJl ,_be • JUpper and 10elal hour 1n ly decorated. The tablea carried •·-r ol Rev .and Mn. Grovo. uuuu cut the eolor1 of tlle ataduaUna " ~ !l'be MYP' held ita reeu~ meet- CIU8 of '37 wbh:h were ,Uve.· ~ Ins Sunday evenln(, 1rith ,art at- and eriiDion red. A backdrop of Mn.. tendanee of 8 youtK and 1 ~dolt. red and white atrl.IAD'Iera wa.. OhuekJ~. " Eugene Wlridland ll!d cW'votlODa Uled behind the rtpeablr't table a~ Mirgaret Windlaad wu pianott_)eatra. Buketa of ' kt Bible 1tutty, St. JoJia, cbapt.l~~~~~flo~ Mn were plaeed er ~8. lloyd Dlllineer leted u the tymnasJum. \ presldent durinr a bulintll meet.arranaement of red JlrR'I· when it w~ rePort"ed tbat "the tions eente~d the senior'• table 'Willey ball had 'been purchated and The invocation ~~ liven b7 4 aet would aoon be ready. A wlen· ReV. Gec>rte J;)avt., or tlfe Methoer roast will be he~ on tha thurcb diSt C!lurcH. Preaident I.a..aren llft)ldl, Saturd1y, June 1~ Holfman grtited tbe o~lumnl and : e'cb: tanUly to furnlsb one . A report of laat yea£'a of wlenen.. wu read by aeqetarJ, Donna The treaaurer'a reI 'the groUp lp01110r a short b t Fltber•, ~ prO..... m at lO:SO on P9rt was, gj.ven '11 A btrta Snow•·· den. Lawrence CalviP, a former ,,~,,~··r Jlme 18 th 'lilt• preseqted to lndustrla!' Artl te"cher, ftrved .&& tM eldest and · youqeJt father ta11.11tma11t8r. Mlaa "Marilyn Turner t~reaenl Aa a proJeet the group will purebase n~ flood Ugbtl sang two numbers. A ,sbo.rt and wtrJna to ll&lit the church tpeeeh waS given by Co..eh JLl llOllD~. Lloyd DUiinset }'II chO&- Vennarl. Mlues Mary and Phylllr. en- to JOot afte:r thla purchaae and lliee sang "My Isle or Golden . JnstaUl'Uttn,. The- eroup will apon- Dreams." Mr. Ho~fman then m tor an lee ere;m sotial on tbe trorluced the hllh ~ehool Prlnd· cln~reh · tawn on Friday efenm,, pal, Orin Smith, who In turn ln. .JUly 8" With proeee~l' to JO-to tb8' troduced the faculty m~"-'ben . ...... b ""ildlJJ f d A report of the nomh;attlp:; _, u~ ,..._ , I un · ~nmmittee was" alvvn by _ Harold Ttle meetlar tl01ed wllb tbe Rice. O£flcers selected for the .;~. MYJ' beaedlsUon. " year are President, Car· ' i'cr:· an~ ¥le. Rlilpb Ra'fle, 1Jnd1 roll : vice president, a,nd ·Fntat. Troy, Ohfo, viaJted Mr. Carl ; secretary, "Betty .... and ~n• .Erneat Taylor and family Biggs end treuurer, Maxine Ru11: over, Jhe,' w~k end. field. The gr-aduating claaa of '5" :tck' '' ·· · had the most memberi present. an4 :ira. 9· J. Evans of The doaina prayer was given by 9d.iiti Jlliot, Mich., vJllted her ReY. Hirold Kllagel or the Naz· bJIOt~, Dlnsmare Boylu and arene Cburch. 1 1iad ~y from Wednetday unUI Other afficers wba served dur· ~~ay, 'ney eame-£at the IJl'adDI- ing the past year wt're Carro11 1 t;le~~~ theit Jfandso!', Pbllllp Suowden, vice preRident Those J ..,.,,• ' ._' '~ } ... , ' ' • :servln11 on- the' decoratlng con:l • Jtniq: •Swartz, Marlene 1tobinWere Jean Parker, Dori.t ' IFO~ ' ·Wlriebn.Dner and Pbllltp , Donna Jean Bolen, AI · Boyles of fbi,:' cOmmunity were Sna"'den, Pea!rl Mn. 1h1ra Radcliff, 'MM. lfu· lne R.ad~liff of Albany and Mrs Mabel Deardorf of Columoo~ ..:alled on Mr. and Mr1. Vlril' •n4 'tdr 9 ,00 u ,oo uo· a·oo Chp"~~~~-~ . , ,oo 10•00 The Price Is RiJht 10,30 Truth oi Con8ect11eneea Tic Tne Dough 1UO It Could Be You 12'00 Current 1:00; ,~ 9·~ roUe • , 10:00 JJIIk· worm 2'1 Dt· voured 29 Apart 30 BJ~er vetch 31 Neu- Nl&er R. conBorn dttlorl Fortify tMt~.· Narrow Inlet Jaya) Ftrtlty 3:1. Pro• M'Oslem ftuto teete• H Os tl lc hllke bl, ,I_, Ht Mosl lvar.l 111 oaslnr ';;. 23 Cul'Vt<l 16 Unit or tlrlfi.~l. Hnt SEEING 'I'HE SENIORS OFFA bon VO)'j("e crowd was down at the ·M. H. S. at 10 P M. Sund.,y 'tO .pee our SanJon depart lor New York- juat as I got in slglh.t the b~ pulled ln- I've aen thou1ands of G:r&yhound buset but thla ,one even looked sopeelal --and or course ~as marked SP!'CIAL hlth up in front-aev ern! ruys , had rllade last mJaute calls on lih elr lady ftlenrl:t.-lm()n8 them Edward McComa · and Ira Butoher- Eddl& Kl'b.:ben r4lakea h,nds lingeringly with s...,.. McCOma;r on4 , ~.()pes 'h' Some or the ylbnncy retuh MoM lo ltlklnll lnMde to ~ from the lou or a balk Industry, drlver--10 ol\r h~ worked SQpt. tbe Atllfttle Coutlk1e R.alroe-1 , can ro; too..-you. can't pr.y 111 "l whldl wa bufd here and i.t mo\"· from hi> poat o! duty, espe¢all)' Ina •wltf Th• elty bid t.UhJl on at COmrn.ert(lement time-Fr,Jncls to .vhe COUtJ.lr,o a Ufetime, an I oome\blnr etll~ tho COmmit\., {"Oaf(y'') Anderson .says "But tm of ono Hundred, lnvfitlviPJ aome 200 llm11, roolll4tl ~hoi efl<>rt ha old standby. to replace the S'J)lendld l8~1a\lon from the present n : rQi)jfred by oooe.ratlon. The old f?!loniel l'bnileroy Q. . 9,00 2tJ A !sam Watch tor 6 Heterose· neous 7 Othet·- , wlae 8 O~eans 9 Pronoun 11 Perch !'I objl!1!h h l• a Alee,:.y aumm~rttmf! tflW ln(lte tb"ln .. " about South Po t preen and lovely 1 tut With fJ 10 whieb ltlll mapAJM W combln~ fitbln~ Otl the beaches thlt f ;pt»nepWttl, '.,.rpettbl lndOU1 ~ta)'ed o.n a1 • ltld-C~Jina with prolperlt,Y. !rildhllvllle, Fi•hor, lAid' IIV• IIlii lotve ~•r mtety •ion rwa and Top.s.all , "'~" 'r Th bl 1 ff 1 tatlont, out MaiN .:arden• and Stu e ,• J u e oae to the Gulf our Spanllb rq~qa We still ftavl! torr:= ~~~"B~ 1 lot of the toblnl on tht l*wn and th ~ n ~ort1 jor9e1 and ttompinj ..,.n. ~euu.nfu we have the 111111.- r.round In the bush. an rloli.l hea· · MY Dld town Nan't !oat any of \er here. We .hav~ alia forgive , It• charm but thlll air or prosper~e Ya~~· for loalnr the Civil lty q aiMoat &iJhtening and It 1r teldom hanr one e · Ia detnollltrtted b':V tbe new mo.ft!Plpityor, • uu.ac, auch II! bel118 den. ohomea , fiDel)' .thopplng ~en makea out for a few d:ays wlthou ' up.Bu( 'whUe ters tnd ·vlolently lllustrabd hls Seniot"";-1 holler to ! DmC Ollofl the town autos t,:~ elot~e the door quick Wthlle Mr. • 4 Observe metal ~ lOWn noi. Moo · ~~~~~~~~~~~~~:!~~~~~:.:::~~ ISION • a aLs d'· wbo accompanled ber obere' £or a 'IWt wttb bet put'Dtl, Mr. and , A.Uee HW and 10n Dale o~ Kn. Heny 89111. 1fr_ aDd llrl. W. G. MeKeJv '>' New waterford, o ., caUed on th•· Mbert lftd Ollie)' P-eyuttr JlmU.Iea eutert.l.ined Sunday tvenlnt: wll::b · 1 po Uuelt ellnner "" ..,.., 1 foil OWlR8 reeeutly. .Mr. aDd ,Xn. HUbert Pri ·e re\,atlvea ln• .Jionor ot )Q)Uien' an4 children JPeDt. Jl:odlen' Day Day: lfn, Ella Mae Wett nd with . hJ. mother, Mr. and Kn. daughter Mn. iuchard Nobl~tt A\ner ~~. P.artenburl. md three .ct.uchten of Detroit, Mrs. Rebert Bugle find Hen Ml6h, Oh~. McKelvey, lin. Robt •o1 rtelta' Mci>I'W ~ n· McKelvey, .ton a\Jd t:au,bter .JJf Belpre, Mr. 4Dd. Mra. Wm. Mespection Sltl.ll'd.ay. dinnl!lr waa pre- cblldnn KODdly member• of the clock dlnner. "··"·"··< )Wedneeday evenlnt priYtr aerviee 7:00 7 SO 8:00 8'30 DAilY CROSSWORD For you see she wat~ mY' Mulh<'r iCTOflll the ltreet from a f'oantv And J. !her brand new son. !uburb who.te worth in ground anft bulldlnp -can be computed In The very frag:ramce of a Re 1 mtlllone:. Aa r .Mand i.Jy tbe swluDl)liclous apple just -carried me mlnq pool at th& Carolinian 1 a 1 awav An apple cAn't be as 'lDnrl mildly .amu•ed. T am looking at as thnt a:pple smells. 'Sut it ;_.., Whitt my old man uted to own u1. though til the ~Hidon came along. 1 rt's like one -critic said abm11 .l(UH.! you would ur we 1hnd poor Dll'niel Webster "Nn man couhl be Umln(. &s gTPO t u Oanlcl Webster 1 apent much tLme ~- 1 tlt', ',e loob." 1.11 1lhat domed brow, those dcf"p ~caporl town cloae lboard ~alle' thnt air of gronde 1r SotKh POrt, whieh I am certah Nlt eyes, n,obody ever bean! af until te- and greQtneu t hat wrroundt'd cently. Mv ll'llndj>a'lll !"IIOOiin blm alwavs-no wonder he wu trtte 'lnd hiNie m atJll tbere and one or five "cnatoors plcltOO tf.l the mocvLna-blrd'l d~~~eendanto~ adorn the five pD11 P.ls in Sena t. ttlll live In the mNDOUa. room , empty un.tll real !Moly. Bllt SOUth POrt on a nail xale And Ohlo'a own Bnb Taft Is "1.8 jumplnJ, too. Between the bi•• there as one of the fwe. a ver . flab and the wJ•d-lllt'denla cll.ma •~ spechll! delljhot t:o thQSe {)( us l11 and the tlunnr Point amtnunltlon his nstlve st-ate. _ ~~~~ 1 ::.nkee-type illlth Joper hetw~en de ~~Y end de ';"h n too advanced w.at ku~lar ed verutlon C"'C eon- l~dlnJ dtpot. ~. ar, • famou • Admission is fOe and 2$e. "th!D Rev~ Grave preeedtn1 lbe ltl'mOD: Gat)' Wmatr, Bernita pared by the 'b, PORTLAND . · ~· lllUI: RoztDie Burke and Dor- PTA and aerved by tbe Hobh. ... • o:U»- Burke. 'ftM latter two were Economics atrll 1 to laM· alumni •,; ~eeeJved into full membenbtp ~of and auuta. D•nclnJ' from ~ o til "' ~ ~ ehureb. AUflndance at the 1:1: followed the. ltanquet wltb kinda seared oil tl.l:tt subway"- · o•· up m •EmpiTe Building or The Statue or wherever-and sttme w1ll remember what G-ordon ' O" remf"m'bermg hQw very fmf" Grej hound drJ vers are--n:> set of men !n public serv rce .arc more carefully sl'recned-Ju lia McCom:n and (I tbmk) Mrs. Konkri ght ohad haked cooktes for the who'e gro up--and most of 'em were loaded wtl h fru~d chic)ren, ham sand.wi~hc~ and Jane Harris ~\lhl a king stze box of potatc chips they"d already started on--Jumor Kennedy turn~. up with •htll sutt ca9e marked lnebrUttes C{)nven· tion"-whtch he Wtur carefully carryi ng w1th sign concea)ed from certai n parties--but I just hadda see It, so he let me--Chct Tanneh11l of this here ruul.f, RY RORIRT C. RUARK • day. lndustrto.lly, water today BLil we knew thrn , os we know WrT .MlNC:TON, N C - The ole! Is more valuable tl~n uromum now town hilA betray~d me and bou •. We' ll love t!tl life l!i rlmw l am dwel11ng In a fin e motel Cl•d alive It l11 exactly ~ if y 'U 8 C!JMMINCI.'o!,NT !lANCE Frlday, May ,liter the Co"' · mencement exerciiii!S at Middle. pOrt Hi&tl school ' 4"nce 1s bel!lR held ~J the Le&lon Hall, Fourt'l Avenue, under the sponsorship of :!4. . The dog quarrantlne in Meigs County which was recently g1ven _a boost toward more strict enforcement, suggests to us the wiSdom of the proposed law In the General Assembly requiring that dogs be offered to a reputable research labora, BY moun tory before suffering a bullet in the head Jt ccurnng Jo me many tam dr1 Vu!g after While we have no desire to tang)e vituperative adjectives aml aiWIIYs 1 laH, even to my. ass.uTe each other, a~l of us, r2lty ranatic dog lovers to relieve the pain of a dog ;J, 1.. 2·00 Laboratories Need Dogs For Research While Meigs Cotlhty Has Them And Is Selling Them ToStateOIIndJa~a With )0:41. llcrlplure Jlph. U42.. The I ' wkJa bet 4110tober llrl. Ebtr Ot.Jrl lin Dn Daily and Jvan Routh, Experimrat £tatlon. t.ntl,r. aCIOOmpanied 1be EiPtb pode :.. Mr. ;~nd 'Hn Frank Douclli ' Mn. CWt . If~ o! Glendale to Huoti.njtoa 'tiiHilll' where they 11pent one t.1'ening wllh their ALUMijl lMNQUIT tii~D )jr. and Kl'll- Plllll lllldote and ~n 10n-tn-Jaw and dauJbter, ){r, and The Alullllli "-lollo6 of the dllldren of TIUI, llr. ond llr•. Calli., an1.yd i• ColllliWua b;r mlted WS.AZ--T'V and plane Tuuda!' and WI met by P111k. Mr• Homer BJiley . RuUand .HiP &;boot ~ld tbe:r T. G. HW.dort of a.etne wen the .elstM ud ttubaDd, Mr. 1nd :Mr and Mr1. George Meek ., anouot ot tbe now """ l·rueJto of lilt illltM'• ....,.,.,, <her ~-- •-' p ... •·)' · Mra. Ruth tulw1der of Vien oQ •nd Mr. ,and Mn ~'" & 1 Mr.s. Cl INntt .-.-4 evenlnf: Kay 18tla. and r.rr.. wa. JlcKelve)' •If 1 RUTLAND · loUowin, et)Hd:reo. were baptized was made m a ijchool NEW CITIZEN Announcements have been re· ceived here of the birth of a san Michael, to Mr and Mrs: ThomaS Youngstown on Saturday, May' 11 Rtcbard Van Mett r of Gary, Ind.~ and Mrs HowJJ"d LiQlll,an, Youngg.. ~Gwo are gtan4paret~ii and Mn. Mabel ..Yan Me.er of Chester is a great grandmotber. The Illenicks alsa have two oth~ sons, Jimmy, an dStepben. ~ . AlfRED *f.M. Puncfpal and Mrs. G. V. RUl>e -1 STATEEighth HOUSEGrade TOUR ehaperoMd ates of t.be Bradbury Sci>Ool Columbus today where lhey plan ned a tour of the Stale House. luncheon and a shopplng trip. The ~~~rsion ~ '- ~und., ,School oltondaAeo 90 ' " ' ' 11 WIOIMI offern.. . WwahJp aervtc:ei we beld. at NIW ARRIVAL. Mr and Mn Sames Stewart of Mason are annou"neiq tl1e birth Of a daughter, 1'ony Lee, at HoiJ.er Hospital, May 14 Grandp.uentll are Mrs. Allen Nelaon, Rutland, Mrs. .b)'Jvia Stewart of Mason. Mrs. Ben Thomas of Minersville is great gra.ndmolher. RussiA's -' \ -· .W duty . .. 59< . . . .... 3le . .. .. ... 83c swift Premrum·r'· · BunER .BALL ·uRKEYS ', . 12- to ., lb. ... ,." C•ref11lly •lecJH, Cry+'4K, wrepped lb • �• I f-Dall,y Simllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 23, 1957 Doylestown Is Foe fu Other Game DESK • .. By Chel Tannehill BaseLaU- Indians Grab Results A ft Ope""'r 'fi*U From T.~~ers ~&AIUJI .JA.'-1. BY UNITID PR!ISS AMERICAN W L Pet. •• A ltlO!t common sight lhese days in Columbus _ very re- Middl eport's Yellow Jacket base- Chicoago lable sour~es report - is the shadow of Governor Wilham ball tea m, 13-0, departg Fnday Cleveland ~Neill, a f1g~r~. well known in Meigs County for past feats of mornmg at ft 30 for Cq'lumbus New York l~~~nahsm, f1shmg, political legerdemain , and coffee drmk· ~ahl:: 0~u~ea:e~rc~nanam~~ ~~~~~t 20 7 18 11 17 12 17 16 16 16 14 19 1" 17 "9 2.'5 •1 i'oc::u the semt final s of t be state Class Ctty to the governor by the metropolitan A tournamen t at 10 A i\1 on the Kansas Batt 1morc Jack Cowie is a~tached nt"wspaper for wbtch he is a scribe. Cowie is the son-in-law of the late Mr and Mrs Lou Burford of Mlddleporl To get an Idea of what Go\' 0' Nelli has. trallmg around wtth h1m (or runnmg int ~rle rence possibl y) a very modest effort of reeoJ~c­ lion nMcs t hat Jack was th e fp(. Jow who· I Could catch more fiSh th an anybody 2 Narrow ]~ missed a poss10le .terwus advc nturt w1lh then Mayor D A Canaday on two occasions once m City hall and agaiJI on Se.; ond Str('et, J ack bemg afoot the latter Unw, ;1 nd the Mayor in his car. 3 Could bu1 ld bl ggt:lr nnd more lntereRIIn g news stoneS on fewer Jacts than 11n' re porter llvmg 4 Hablluall} worked most or th e mghl bu1 eonsbte ntly fell sound 11sleep before his t ypewriter ot 1 30 p m m Th e Sentinel of· f1ce 5 Could pester any individual With adroit or fantastically blunt questions to get Ms story. 6 Lived up more fun out of j ust hvmg th :~n anybody in Meigs County Aecordmg to Fred Crow who talked with Jack m Columbus last week end , the Syracuse native ts 1n bl! naturr.l element u No 1 spearhea d f or the governor This has be@n leadmg up to the subJect of b(lwhn g. Cow1e ~ ugge sted that the govern. or prol>ably would hke to rome to Pom eroy the week of July 6 to help the commumty honor ib state bowling champ1on R, Crow's Chtcks There's H h1tc1t for local bowlers to ponder over, however July e would be throwtng the annual bowlmg assoc1 ahon banquet a month later than us'ual, and Brnack dab into th e heat ol the liUmmer, tar r emoved from the bowhng S£'aso n now 1n tts Jast roll The goverMr ca'n't make it e¥ her !ays Jack ~ Crow wants local bowlers to think this (lVer and be ready tor a decJSJon at a meeting to be Cl:llled soon . . stature As D0dger KIlppsteJn ' KI.IIer HI"gh After 8-I v·ICto I . ' . ly Uoltod Prott Johnny Kllppsteln , an ex·farm· hand Whfl never got a chance to make the griKie in Brooklyn, .Jtaa the Dodger.!! convinced today be's definltely "big league" •Klippsteln . who wa1 drafted out of the Dodgers' vast farm system baelr In 1950, hBs come back to haunt them with no le~s than elght 'llictorlel' In the last three years He eame thraugh We(lnesday night wlth 8 1nUty tlvc·hitter that gave the Clnclnnat1 Redleg!l an 8-l tri· umph over the National League ehamplons. It wn a keu vletory for the Red·' leg1 flvt-(ame because it wtnnlniJ 1mapp et1 •treK.. the l)odg era• and ~~dropped BrooklyDdnto third JJ;'lare It enabled tbe R"edlegs to r etam their game and 8 half lead over the Mllwaukte, Bravr!l, who scored I"' rz thlo year. lie Yielded the Do g. era• run In llhe second Inning but shut them out with two hit• after vlay was halted by ratn for en hour and 42 mlnutea In the middle /of the fiflh Jnnln&. OSU dtamo11d. They w11J be one of tbe feature washmgton. ·fa~~na ., 1 I A small amount , • • • larce loan, pt lhe money you net<! wllb speed. Whenewr real· dents of W, II'M wllll cash .• , wt .m111 10 out of our way to IMkt looDe your WI¥, ' • ONI TIIP StiiMCI- , PHONI fliST i score: Indl'ns '. . 9Q3 TJgeT.s I m. lAUDS ByDodg . ers ;v "' •••• : ' . b , I'Ll tfl lfu : ~ ;~ 1• ~· · · (S ' ., 01~;::s 4evM~'"i' 3 ""'Itt m ~ IJOUBL£.PLAY COFFEE···· ·· ····· '"··· ·· · ..... .. ... 69c lEANS· .. ··· .. ······ ·:... .. ·· ·I.. cans 10c 10-80 ' . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . .. ..... . can 10c DC»G FOOD / W.ltila Ill • • ehlvro..te, Hudtona, lolpohoo ·and St~do· hpkoro : I - . -~.en $1J95_ ., •• '*'•- •PidofAM•1f, .,.-h'jl buy fur OWIIefl af !alder lhlkf.l car• 'lvttu.•IMI . -~,~It th R• UOo II,1 u, ft. ~ t Oet1 lufW. Old•, Pontfo oa. MlrGr,1 0114 $14~ · • . ,twf!II!!IW ~~~.,J~'•'!II etfltll ' . You let feature~ )'QU won't llnd In._, oth.- th it the price, GdodYeaio ..cl~... Triple,~ • ·T Cord Body fill<• o! beat, or.o,:k,.~ (!'lliueTough, dlll8ble a.ad add. Jiilloo lo ,..,. clrlilnr. Funous Stop-l'fotch tread deijp .~ ~~ on onr rvad. Get s. T Super-~ilip tOday fGR 81Pft 1 SHOP ••• , 1 I ' -tan • Strictly At low •• 11.25 o week"" a Ht af POUII , I ll"J I u t-••iOPU• RIDE ON G,CIIODYIAR lfiE~. t ' , 'l,o t • , U1. •••••••••••••••• SC1lTS WIN , . .............. ~IJiti!IO'• 63C .'actn B . ~TUTTGAR'!', Germany t;p Germany, 3·1, In an mternatlonal socci!r ma~h Wedne:~day before crowd of U,e, 000 ln Neekar IL Scotland defefl.ted •oii•W. ' INCV today was 1 lllbter wlth no place 19 JO after ~orin& a "perfeet figbt 11 lbtM'Ou n d · knockout of IJanry (ToothP.J,tk) Brown Wednetdt!l' nisht. · Laae, 24, Muakeaon-BJa Rapld1, MJeh, southpaw, dMplayed • blf.. filng, powerfUl •ttah •• he httered Brown to near helpleasneil before put4na biql aw.q 'Wt\h 1 .Let's imuh. ., Lane'• co ~ manaJel'l, J a~k K·earn• and Pete Petroaw, w~~ Orlondo Zulueta, wlfi1f'·U.ne,f, • . , 110!1(1 ~~ lltiMIO • UP-The Ph . Ia~ ~ flO, !O!IIY olcned, ll~bm ~·· '~""~!¥• Q.lllo state FuUbaek moat who - • \IJted lh ' nlu-able .PIIY.W Boote,.. !liN ~·1\1· . of ~D~~~'lt~b..t uP CLEVELAND .!- Latest ar. on the Cleveland ~eene tolthc openlna of the 1957 horse rae. ln11 9ea•on are nine honea handled by tt alner Norman Haymaker. Haymaker, one of the ¥e~·· leadlne hor!'Mimen, ~ttrl~d at 'fht• tle Down.• '\\•ednelday. The MIIOft. opena at the oval Tueadly. , .)'"~ • f J~.·J~ t r "\!.· .\,." : I ' .TM11w!t~~uer- beaver.:, '"crotory • ~ ,,w...,..... ....... 1/fH'•I ~Olo""DO IICWII • •..u!IATOl II~'lslt . \ ,.. } •' ·.us.eo A,•"•.._.., ~~ ' .,·• ' 44•,- J' . -, .- . ' "'f• IJI' ~ ,,tw I ' ., '' "'' 1_ =~~~~==~ ~·.1" ~··· •.!'1 • -. \ - : ~. ·•• • . • :~ ··· ,•·· 43,c .. .,.... , ••• ~~1.7 ·9 22 !'_c. Platltc : ••••• f• • .. •• . . . . Board mei~ tlilt ~child )!ijt. pie Beet.' aa ~ of Qat ~·1 blii--U'I'on.' * ' tho !I• .-,fu•f· !be - · Utne I (I"IU rooll movement aim~ •t 0111.~ ·-~ continued to Qreacf , .tli'OUjhGiit the nation. ' 'reomater Joint COuni:U 115 "'"" w9r,t,n In ltle Waobl!1&19n ..... ~: ;,;.-. d,y riiJhl f<o' ii!ofth. With." flie tlelllaJid ••I~D•de In reSIIntiJII ~~.~ .,.»'• •• telegl'am Boafd. ....,,~It! 'wljen ·bi!"llly .,O<Icod. ' !:~•If vloe pr••l"':~ ~ to e•lt., for a uoioft ~ 1 ...,llolllit;l~ otin de4hs to ltu f!IOCO, wrlnkl..troo. ' 'J\ . ' Enllioh anq "Y!"'! Sources uid majority 6l U.e !loud 111ould •ot Beck at mej>tlng to :<lll(n. '11M 10~ • prodlcted Bock would ·l'e ~cOd .$lUG Two-Suitor ' Arctic •• P•per - ..... 8i..&es . - . •oliot ..,. .o,...;. 41111...; ~ , .• •• • . . iN ...-..:. . ..... . ... ,· .,..- ...,.,.... . .• . . .,.... . .... :.~· 10c frJ1~h'1 :MRnt ... .."::,Itt:.·... , :·JSc St•fftl . . ..... :"~ ..... s ;~ 39c "' ' ·'. ' TUMNIIY CALLID ' \ ~ YOIU( UP..- 1ltolo Tw>- '\ Dtt ..t~te ~ 1Metv • reap«te4 ex.. ·; ... hOiYJl'•lliil champion, wiD be 01 ~ ·Wii!!!!Hr ~ed ~ 1!1• do~~i!i~Ay In on effort to aofteJtlH.-IIDil .J=tlnent of FectOf~llil, ,;tildftl ~· · fb;1 j,~lll••,, ~,;~'*'~"'' ..........u, •,' t . . ;~ ..,:_ '~ .~ff6T ' ; ' "'-ODLI TAN .-< ·~~~ !1 . . ...~ .,. q"'- • • • . .' these .ChevrOlet - tbe CLEVELAND UP - The f!eve- Of the natJanta teadlna money~ land Brown• tnnoqnct~d today the players lleaded by Maltll'ti eham!Ia-ning or \leter•n• oarrel Brew- plon bouc P.;tl tae off toc!a7 In Iter end Ray Renfro fOr the 18M tile ..,,000 «aaw- Cil,\11' 'ill'pen NatJonal FQot))lll Lellue aeaabn.. wltb HIQ"""" Clilunto7 elub's firot holn ill{ foetor, Brew1ter, a Nlulai' olf~nslve ' . end, cau&ht 28 passu for f17 yar<Ja Dl!l<!ll\1 CLAIMID la.t season. Renfro 11 1 atron' pa• l1lllW YOIQ!: UP-'lleleble wit •lblllt:y to taie over ·the- offen~ve nesaea were -Nidy to teauty toend post opposite Brewster. day al the ftderal eonrt monDOIY , ~earln1 tllot tbe lnt"!'no~liDtl ~I•• Cluba of l'jo.,w Yort ,I• ,·~·,.· ~ .. t • • -• • • • • • ,.... ' Aa.bt wkJt Nav• A ·Pi,Qic ••rcoal . . . . . . ""' ' Ughl~ licgic Jiur , ... . ~, omu,,, oil boplnf lltf ~ · fJnJsb would make "thtflr -ba1 t. drawtnr eu-<1 ' and Ioree 111~ weiJ~t obaJII~ Joe ljl:oJia or ••· committed to 1 June' .... ....., DETROIT UP - Kenny bane, tbe No. 1 llihlll'ellbt contender, OII!M' 'hti!IIUJJer !lito IIW~!1J wllk ' sit. out J,ane. · ' ·" lft ·I· Entry of Middleport Into the TJt' champ; iwnver, •lreadt I· rival, •• aud nvel MeComaa Haymakers' Nine Horses Arrive ' Winner Lane Has No Place To Go ~ter'Vietory ·~ short joltln1 tl(htband Pomeroy ,I ' __ • - -- - - - 'Jew Orlean.s 3 Birmingham 2 .o\Uanta 6 Moblle 5, 1 10 Inn tittle Rock at Nashville, .ppd rain Plloae 44,X lilt ~-7'0 xu, flu tnottPiythouths, Ford11 • SOUTHIRN AS~IATION ~hatta~;~ooga 'T !thmphla 3 FRONT SIREEI MARKET · ~w ·Ci.OOD}'iEAR .•. . other unldeo.tiflld playera. The .llclbmond &M~va~l 0 • J I J)Q.d!Jert hntne;t,tlately sent Valen· '3u rato Rt ontrea ' pp...,, 1'• n tlnettt io Lot. "t:elaa . tn tbe Pacl· , AMEiltCAN A$10C'.Aj N II~!\ Le nd Collu,to. ou1~Y.H.Ie lf· St f.•'·l 8 ~:' "' ., " · ·!ol' ~ J!l ' : M'oif ell il\ Inttrnat al ~dla\\I'J)oJir ~ omaha a I~ Lea ue: Thetl' players, one of l nneap~Jis ~ C?ar)CIIton ~ .whOm is !llated to remain wlth -lhe Wichita at Dennr, ppd, wet Dodger! wm be a nnoun~d la.ter. 1tate finab 11 the seeon.d time tbe J'acht. hue reached the event Jn the laat seven ye1ra. In 19501 with Did: W«iter• tolsln1 Friday and Saturdty, Middleport loat an extra. toning final came 1·0 to .ft.meUa to become runners-Qp, .' BOIUNGB&F . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . .... ... 23c a.f SUPER-CUSHIONS oronto 7 Rochester C JfOuhds ' LEAN · Prices were neve!' ,~ower-trade·in _values never better I .; 'Jt~YN: UP The Brook· ly;D DOtij:fra to~liY t;'aded piteher Don •Ell;\o~ to tbt Chicago cu.bf tor pitcl1eil Vito Va~\~ntlnettl •nd 1 Jackie CoUum tn addltlon to two r . PORK IIIII BEANS, NAVY, liD ~00' 4)...l.f 2 ·R Ooo 0~ • ' £i'stQ' n-'ltt•lld - f4J"' T' 'O 11 D 'I~ locheater . . . . 14: 21 ·~ 7 '4ont.real. · · · 12:: ·~ 7\1 · Browns Sign Two Stars For 1957 18•8 US POft The Jlllf 21 lt , 18 I" ,q um U!J ·' ·, · Capable of Managing Station For' One Shift 1much You nhd 1!1 1.ichrnond ••J I Qffjctf May 27 llont luo t ' Why Pay MOre? ~:TIREfS orilf!J'. ~t Phllide~-phl~, nla:ht lllatte1l~; ~~~ 't (\\"P), WilS.tl! ~Jiwau~ee 81 "~l~o · (6) "'d \i'IIIIOll, tl_,t;' Q1!!illjlk ,t Lou1s .at CJncmrlatl, ~ UJP) ,B,In&\9n (f) anj Eb~· INTIRNA~IONAL Li ' bacli·~ WfrrY ~6). W L ~ 9J ~ •< l_ ' · EXPERIENCED SERVICE STATION AnENDANT 1 8 'Vew "lttsburah HELP WANTED No matter how r~ Knigbt, Indian'& piteh_er, \e" ,tt the fourth lnnln• with a BJni'le, stole second, wen( to thlr~ pn pn errot. pnd IK!Ofed on an Int1e;ld out. · .ohl~~r pitched five • lnnin,.l~ Ge f • d b t or l,.e Hgers Jtn gave up U t h]t hi-le fan•IWh nip 1 and 1 ~~ ::W,~J.~I:~ ~ . . ..eJii\r~ 11, 2 1.~ "tqe •ixtlt by i'tddte B~tlligtt(lh f 11• 1 wHO pi~h~d t.o 'lnnl.tl,is; an~ fo.n· 1 ~ ned four 81 h' retired si'{; men @ ·!!· I Sholl Btt Ab$ent From· My QffiCe Gjrl I'). Charge •• Three bases on balls and a hi! batsman :s p~Ucr:d trouble for the Tigers' hu.r,ter, Terry Ohlinger, i ~ tHJt third ,tnblnl. The Jndta ", had one h.iJ In the innirie bY Lee Ree,«t ltbict, hellfed ·~ uprtslng 1 • 11J 1~1 t C: mqp · Frltl·~· ........" Y.ork pt Br~lsJf)l, ~~t · · •· - Ru.a - IWCCE TaleTO8)':'Je11 Luct)' Tee · ;~ 4-H Club wiU .,aMOr a dl(let 1t liM auilan4 Grade Sdt6ol gym l f' J'rld•r. M•r U. Round 111d fMI\Ia .,. dant,nl will be on tbe prDJ:l'llm whh Mat..ton 40r for adulll and lOr fr ~bladrtn. The .pu.bJk L~ 1 DR.'MUG {S[, ~\ 0u!!_a 1o ,.., 0 1 0 UP - .... . ptayo In tbJ Hou• band' a1 tbe Chez Paree and ll touriDI wttll samm,. Dn~ r Amo• f l'attro bl~cle. ' ond lhe Will Mootoo "l'rlo. two Yony l.e~j\le teams last night on the d ,Pomeroy High School dl t~~ iJ{ni,.:bt P.iteh6d five lnnln(!l. nv;e up t•o J-.llt; t,{ld. f~nn .. I eltht and w•lked only o~ {l.iH New Yor.lt 4: Chicago 3 wn 80n tng•ed tbi- nnal t9o lftni """~"' ·1 '~" .io...... tt,e .,, ..,di•ns "~ "'~ (av•, u> 1na:a O:: lncinnaU 8 Juooklyn 1 night '" " ., two ~. Inned fo\U', ,anlt "'lk \:tiJwaukee 4: .PMiadelP.hJ' 8, 13 ed en, e. r ~ lnnlnp, hllkbi" Pittsburgh at St. Lo6i.ll niaJtf ppd Top hit~l' for ~be 8ven.11J,J 'wf.l llalri I I E4cUe :8arleb or the Tlpr• wbo 1'fw,.ly's Pl+d;la!IJ ))ad two Of ihe TiJera lour hlU St. LouiJ at ClRcln)IAtb-,JQ .., One ;,,& a triple. ~-2 vs Gro&~ ~-o of tho ...,._ .:,~r:dd_ •JI addJ'l~ to .PUc~mll!. 8 19 .~ 11 ~ 8 2t 276 t2~ W•dMtd~ Retu"- r c-o The Doily sentinel, Pomeroy, 0. lJ 16 I .852 13 1 .~ 14 Ill .48f: }SpecJk :i.Ull\dOY At in the one:.mJID itnl'" d\l;,rlftg hit J»layinl Ch1cago Pttls burgh 1 Reply in fy(l to Box 668-D W J. Pet • ~~ .aDD, "2 uup 19 1 .658 18 .821 Missionary Will , astfrtarJt ~ -Geat.r1J Y:anaaH FraiJI< La•e of lhe St. Louio C~!llnals- Rrba wao kno"~ •• "the tl••• Frlclfy's .G -,.n.. MilWi.u,kee Brooklyn ' Philadelphia St Louis New- York ~n A three :%hlbiticl'l vitt'·ry oYer thll Tiger1 In an " JB!:I'le played between u .. De1roil at Kansas Oity, n[tht Chtcago at .Cleveland, night W a.~ hml':to n ljt N~w 'Yol'k Boston at Bl}ltimore.k. 'PW.h~ NATIQNAL Le4CW1 Cmcmnah p outblp"St ST LOUJS ~In I ~-- ~~ird fnnl~ plu• an ed~ed run It dan ~~q~ ot bll vtr...tihty. He tbe fourth 'ave the Indians 11 ., 0 ~ught and plfye.~ the lnfi~ld and Thunday-No ..fn.s tf. Solory, Comrnl11ion, Group lnauranct .141 Btl a MfJ 4 .515 ·500 424 9 •1• 9 ,.2~,. 14 1, 1 W.dn.td•'f's •••ults Kahsas C1ty 8 Washmgton 6 Ch1 cag 0 8 New ~York 4 Boston ] 1 Cleveland o Balh more 4 Detroit 3 I() inn in"' mght attra,:tw ns m Ohto's 30th annual fou r-s port at hletic rarm val where ~ta t e champwns In track, baseball te nms and golf will be at stake Coach Nol.an SwackhAmer's ninewon the raght to return for the finals after taking a 'thriUmg 1.() VI Ctory over Pl easant Tuesday on lhe St Charles Hililh School dla· mond m lhe !mala' of the regional tournament Jim Bowle1 went all the way, limiting Ute losers to four htt.,: while hi s m11tes played tight defensive ball A sacrJftce fly by Tommy Davi1 In !he lop of the ninth scqred Ed McComas lrom tbJrd and Bowles shut the door three up .and three down , m th e bottom of the second extra ]nnin,e. Doyle stown collides with RoB!· ford in the other Class A contest Ln the seml -f1nal s Wmners wiJJ meet Saturday for the atate title. coach J ack Sa II es of Salem "uu-_ ca I t old The S enhnel this morning be bas two pitchers, brother right. handenL, with over-aJJ school rte· ordil of 2~ and 13·0 They ere Shelby and Kenny Honcbell, the latte.- belng unbeaten. Sal•m Local defeated tough AJ:. eanum !\·2 In the district tournament Wllh Ke nny ..pitching. Thf coach &aid he wasn't l Ure which boy would get t he nod aa:alrtlt Middleport. Salem Local, with 40 boys in thf top four lilrades, has a 19-2 recor<' this feA~on compared to Middle port's 13 0. ''live got a pretty good baiJ Gus Bl'lll singled home two runa club," he sa id, "Or we wouldn'1 in the third lnninK and Ed Bailey have !<:Otten this fa r ., led Off tM fourth mnin.11: wlth a homer The Jackets, bef(\re the regiona:' contt! sts, had a team batting aver Sandy Kouf&x, the Dodgers• 21. age of 337 led by Bowles with ~ Y<-&r-old bonua pitcher, allowed on· aoarlng 511 He hasn't hit muOO ly three hits and struck out seven 11ince but Bobby Nelfon, flCet een In f.our innings but he walked 1our terf1elder, who had been movinR and all three Ref11eg runs off him a~ong pt a 439 pace, has kept up were earn f:d Koufox lead s the Na· his attack Meanwhile, Jr Ken Davis, Ill Ed dCrook&, Bob •H••·, tJ onal ~lli: Utl with 42 stflktouts in nedy, !I ~ .,;.:, 31 inn tnga 1 ; ne Y, · ve n Yr\.._ and H-~ · WhJtlt l'l' have bel{ft'" mor e dt 1a The Redlegs ral!ied t take the threat • the plate lead 1n the thlfd inniar when The team took slx hits lnclud· Johnllv Temple drew his second ing 1 triple th at didn :t quite • 4-Br 13·1nnlna triumph over the straight walk and Wally Post fot- stretch to a borne run, off of Buzz J»hl1Helphla Phlllles lowed w1th a double to left ce nter Leffl 1 I The New York Giants edged out er 0 P ea sa nt, a high class field Be ll delivered both w1th a htgh school I a st bII 11 er with a "' the Ohlcago Cubs 4-8, in 1t1e only ..,ce single b('fore Koufax fanned Frank cu•ve In hi other }lfational League activity • ' b oC t r tc kI 111 a d"•d uoc The ,Dtriearo White Sox made 11 Robl~ son and George Crowe nmmumtion ( two In a row over the New York Bailey blasted his f1fth homer of The remain of the Jacket's Ynntees, 8-4, tbe Boston Red sox the season In the fourth innmg lol'al ~chedule Is uncertain. Pnn. tied a league record of four hom· with the score 2·1. clpal Earl Knight said the £arne er1 ln one klnl,na "s J~ey routed With G11lllpoh.s today was cancelled SIGNS IN CANADA beca use of wet grounda and tt\l,t the Cleveland Indiana, 11-0, the BaltJmore Orioles nipped the DeREGINA , Sask. UP _ Fronk this match to •ettle definitely the troit 'Nrert, 4·8, In 10 tnn lng 1 and TrlpuC'ka, formnr Notre D a m e southern diYlsion title of tbe ~EO the Xanu, CUy Athletics whipped quarterback who · set four passlna: AL ml~ht or mif:ht not l:!e played. the WaehiCa:ton Senators, R·l3, In record 1 in canada's w e s l ern .. There al.!lo, untcl~s a t:ame eltb~ the American Lca11ue. Football Confet"ence has n gned er with Athcq• · or Lo1an tlf llnd Rain Dthip Pfay hill fourth contract With the Sas- the .champion of tile SEOAL. .Pre. Kllppl'teln, who hacl an 0-3 rec- katchewan Roughrldcrs He for- quent ADd heavy rain• throughout ord and wu kayoed in his .four merly l'laycd for the De t r 0 it Aprll .and May have torn orJ.a:lnal , previou1 at.artll, turned tn one of. J...lons, Chirago Dears and Dallas ba.11eball schedulea 1 to 1hred1 for the best pmes by a Redlec pitch· IF.IIg!ei au Jchoola. " ;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;il;i;o~;;;.,;,;;;;i;j;;;;;;;i;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Middlep(lrt waa further haodt~ 1 capped by not haviDJ a botqe Jl,a. mond suitable lor .play uoUl paat m1dpoint ln the &eason. Jim Bowles, with three day• ol rest, undoubt, dly wltl i&t the call against Salem LoeaJ. Should he win, CoAch Swackhamer muat make the decblo~ whether or not to come back ,wlth Bowles Saturday tn the IJnale or se~d up Dave Hln· dr to the moU~I:t a proven pitcher, but also valuable behind the plate With Hlndy pitchlnf Vorl Wo)l: lind lakes over catchlna dutle1, Bowles aoes to rtrst bue, al)d Ed f • ~ -~ ILIGIILI i'Ormer m•· Don jor leaaue pllcber, and toa<b &!ike !/"' )lyba .bta befn Dained a ~Ia] ,...p, ASSISTAN-T • • ' Jackets Open At ·10 Against ·S~lem · Local SPORTS I ' • D file D•llw Sentinel • .. .. to Teamster LOcal York tb• Bxeeutlve .... &O; . Ox.fo~ds Plir $1 !139 �• I f-Dall,y Simllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 23, 1957 Doylestown Is Foe fu Other Game DESK • .. By Chel Tannehill BaseLaU- Indians Grab Results A ft Ope""'r 'fi*U From T.~~ers ~&AIUJI .JA.'-1. BY UNITID PR!ISS AMERICAN W L Pet. •• A ltlO!t common sight lhese days in Columbus _ very re- Middl eport's Yellow Jacket base- Chicoago lable sour~es report - is the shadow of Governor Wilham ball tea m, 13-0, departg Fnday Cleveland ~Neill, a f1g~r~. well known in Meigs County for past feats of mornmg at ft 30 for Cq'lumbus New York l~~~nahsm, f1shmg, political legerdemain , and coffee drmk· ~ahl:: 0~u~ea:e~rc~nanam~~ ~~~~~t 20 7 18 11 17 12 17 16 16 16 14 19 1" 17 "9 2.'5 •1 i'oc::u the semt final s of t be state Class Ctty to the governor by the metropolitan A tournamen t at 10 A i\1 on the Kansas Batt 1morc Jack Cowie is a~tached nt"wspaper for wbtch he is a scribe. Cowie is the son-in-law of the late Mr and Mrs Lou Burford of Mlddleporl To get an Idea of what Go\' 0' Nelli has. trallmg around wtth h1m (or runnmg int ~rle rence possibl y) a very modest effort of reeoJ~c­ lion nMcs t hat Jack was th e fp(. Jow who· I Could catch more fiSh th an anybody 2 Narrow ]~ missed a poss10le .terwus advc nturt w1lh then Mayor D A Canaday on two occasions once m City hall and agaiJI on Se.; ond Str('et, J ack bemg afoot the latter Unw, ;1 nd the Mayor in his car. 3 Could bu1 ld bl ggt:lr nnd more lntereRIIn g news stoneS on fewer Jacts than 11n' re porter llvmg 4 Hablluall} worked most or th e mghl bu1 eonsbte ntly fell sound 11sleep before his t ypewriter ot 1 30 p m m Th e Sentinel of· f1ce 5 Could pester any individual With adroit or fantastically blunt questions to get Ms story. 6 Lived up more fun out of j ust hvmg th :~n anybody in Meigs County Aecordmg to Fred Crow who talked with Jack m Columbus last week end , the Syracuse native ts 1n bl! naturr.l element u No 1 spearhea d f or the governor This has be@n leadmg up to the subJect of b(lwhn g. Cow1e ~ ugge sted that the govern. or prol>ably would hke to rome to Pom eroy the week of July 6 to help the commumty honor ib state bowling champ1on R, Crow's Chtcks There's H h1tc1t for local bowlers to ponder over, however July e would be throwtng the annual bowlmg assoc1 ahon banquet a month later than us'ual, and Brnack dab into th e heat ol the liUmmer, tar r emoved from the bowhng S£'aso n now 1n tts Jast roll The goverMr ca'n't make it e¥ her !ays Jack ~ Crow wants local bowlers to think this (lVer and be ready tor a decJSJon at a meeting to be Cl:llled soon . . stature As D0dger KIlppsteJn ' KI.IIer HI"gh After 8-I v·ICto I . ' . ly Uoltod Prott Johnny Kllppsteln , an ex·farm· hand Whfl never got a chance to make the griKie in Brooklyn, .Jtaa the Dodger.!! convinced today be's definltely "big league" •Klippsteln . who wa1 drafted out of the Dodgers' vast farm system baelr In 1950, hBs come back to haunt them with no le~s than elght 'llictorlel' In the last three years He eame thraugh We(lnesday night wlth 8 1nUty tlvc·hitter that gave the Clnclnnat1 Redleg!l an 8-l tri· umph over the National League ehamplons. It wn a keu vletory for the Red·' leg1 flvt-(ame because it wtnnlniJ 1mapp et1 •treK.. the l)odg era• and ~~dropped BrooklyDdnto third JJ;'lare It enabled tbe R"edlegs to r etam their game and 8 half lead over the Mllwaukte, Bravr!l, who scored I"' rz thlo year. lie Yielded the Do g. era• run In llhe second Inning but shut them out with two hit• after vlay was halted by ratn for en hour and 42 mlnutea In the middle /of the fiflh Jnnln&. OSU dtamo11d. They w11J be one of tbe feature washmgton. ·fa~~na ., 1 I A small amount , • • • larce loan, pt lhe money you net<! wllb speed. Whenewr real· dents of W, II'M wllll cash .• , wt .m111 10 out of our way to IMkt looDe your WI¥, ' • ONI TIIP StiiMCI- , PHONI fliST i score: Indl'ns '. . 9Q3 TJgeT.s I m. lAUDS ByDodg . ers ;v "' •••• : ' . b , I'Ll tfl lfu : ~ ;~ 1• ~· · · (S ' ., 01~;::s 4evM~'"i' 3 ""'Itt m ~ IJOUBL£.PLAY COFFEE···· ·· ····· '"··· ·· · ..... .. ... 69c lEANS· .. ··· .. ······ ·:... .. ·· ·I.. cans 10c 10-80 ' . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . .. ..... . can 10c DC»G FOOD / W.ltila Ill • • ehlvro..te, Hudtona, lolpohoo ·and St~do· hpkoro : I - . -~.en $1J95_ ., •• '*'•- •PidofAM•1f, .,.-h'jl buy fur OWIIefl af !alder lhlkf.l car• 'lvttu.•IMI . -~,~It th R• UOo II,1 u, ft. ~ t Oet1 lufW. Old•, Pontfo oa. MlrGr,1 0114 $14~ · • . ,twf!II!!IW ~~~.,J~'•'!II etfltll ' . You let feature~ )'QU won't llnd In._, oth.- th it the price, GdodYeaio ..cl~... Triple,~ • ·T Cord Body fill<• o! beat, or.o,:k,.~ (!'lliueTough, dlll8ble a.ad add. Jiilloo lo ,..,. clrlilnr. Funous Stop-l'fotch tread deijp .~ ~~ on onr rvad. Get s. T Super-~ilip tOday fGR 81Pft 1 SHOP ••• , 1 I ' -tan • Strictly At low •• 11.25 o week"" a Ht af POUII , I ll"J I u t-••iOPU• RIDE ON G,CIIODYIAR lfiE~. t ' , 'l,o t • , U1. •••••••••••••••• SC1lTS WIN , . .............. ~IJiti!IO'• 63C .'actn B . ~TUTTGAR'!', Germany t;p Germany, 3·1, In an mternatlonal socci!r ma~h Wedne:~day before crowd of U,e, 000 ln Neekar IL Scotland defefl.ted •oii•W. ' INCV today was 1 lllbter wlth no place 19 JO after ~orin& a "perfeet figbt 11 lbtM'Ou n d · knockout of IJanry (ToothP.J,tk) Brown Wednetdt!l' nisht. · Laae, 24, Muakeaon-BJa Rapld1, MJeh, southpaw, dMplayed • blf.. filng, powerfUl •ttah •• he httered Brown to near helpleasneil before put4na biql aw.q 'Wt\h 1 .Let's imuh. ., Lane'• co ~ manaJel'l, J a~k K·earn• and Pete Petroaw, w~~ Orlondo Zulueta, wlfi1f'·U.ne,f, • . , 110!1(1 ~~ lltiMIO • UP-The Ph . Ia~ ~ flO, !O!IIY olcned, ll~bm ~·· '~""~!¥• Q.lllo state FuUbaek moat who - • \IJted lh ' nlu-able .PIIY.W Boote,.. !liN ~·1\1· . of ~D~~~'lt~b..t uP CLEVELAND .!- Latest ar. on the Cleveland ~eene tolthc openlna of the 1957 horse rae. ln11 9ea•on are nine honea handled by tt alner Norman Haymaker. Haymaker, one of the ¥e~·· leadlne hor!'Mimen, ~ttrl~d at 'fht• tle Down.• '\\•ednelday. The MIIOft. opena at the oval Tueadly. , .)'"~ • f J~.·J~ t r "\!.· .\,." : I ' .TM11w!t~~uer- beaver.:, '"crotory • ~ ,,w...,..... ....... 1/fH'•I ~Olo""DO IICWII • •..u!IATOl II~'lslt . \ ,.. } •' ·.us.eo A,•"•.._.., ~~ ' .,·• ' 44•,- J' . -, .- . ' "'f• IJI' ~ ,,tw I ' ., '' "'' 1_ =~~~~==~ ~·.1" ~··· •.!'1 • -. \ - : ~. ·•• • . • :~ ··· ,•·· 43,c .. .,.... , ••• ~~1.7 ·9 22 !'_c. Platltc : ••••• f• • .. •• . . . . Board mei~ tlilt ~child )!ijt. pie Beet.' aa ~ of Qat ~·1 blii--U'I'on.' * ' tho !I• .-,fu•f· !be - · Utne I (I"IU rooll movement aim~ •t 0111.~ ·-~ continued to Qreacf , .tli'OUjhGiit the nation. ' 'reomater Joint COuni:U 115 "'"" w9r,t,n In ltle Waobl!1&19n ..... ~: ;,;.-. d,y riiJhl f<o' ii!ofth. With." flie tlelllaJid ••I~D•de In reSIIntiJII ~~.~ .,.»'• •• telegl'am Boafd. ....,,~It! 'wljen ·bi!"llly .,O<Icod. ' !:~•If vloe pr••l"':~ ~ to e•lt., for a uoioft ~ 1 ...,llolllit;l~ otin de4hs to ltu f!IOCO, wrlnkl..troo. ' 'J\ . ' Enllioh anq "Y!"'! Sources uid majority 6l U.e !loud 111ould •ot Beck at mej>tlng to :<lll(n. '11M 10~ • prodlcted Bock would ·l'e ~cOd .$lUG Two-Suitor ' Arctic •• P•per - ..... 8i..&es . - . •oliot ..,. .o,...;. 41111...; ~ , .• •• • . . iN ...-..:. . ..... . ... ,· .,..- ...,.,.... . .• . . .,.... . .... :.~· 10c frJ1~h'1 :MRnt ... .."::,Itt:.·... , :·JSc St•fftl . . ..... :"~ ..... s ;~ 39c "' ' ·'. ' TUMNIIY CALLID ' \ ~ YOIU( UP..- 1ltolo Tw>- '\ Dtt ..t~te ~ 1Metv • reap«te4 ex.. ·; ... hOiYJl'•lliil champion, wiD be 01 ~ ·Wii!!!!Hr ~ed ~ 1!1• do~~i!i~Ay In on effort to aofteJtlH.-IIDil .J=tlnent of FectOf~llil, ,;tildftl ~· · fb;1 j,~lll••,, ~,;~'*'~"'' ..........u, •,' t . . ;~ ..,:_ '~ .~ff6T ' ; ' "'-ODLI TAN .-< ·~~~ !1 . . ...~ .,. q"'- • • • . .' these .ChevrOlet - tbe CLEVELAND UP - The f!eve- Of the natJanta teadlna money~ land Brown• tnnoqnct~d today the players lleaded by Maltll'ti eham!Ia-ning or \leter•n• oarrel Brew- plon bouc P.;tl tae off toc!a7 In Iter end Ray Renfro fOr the 18M tile ..,,000 «aaw- Cil,\11' 'ill'pen NatJonal FQot))lll Lellue aeaabn.. wltb HIQ"""" Clilunto7 elub's firot holn ill{ foetor, Brew1ter, a Nlulai' olf~nslve ' . end, cau&ht 28 passu for f17 yar<Ja Dl!l<!ll\1 CLAIMID la.t season. Renfro 11 1 atron' pa• l1lllW YOIQ!: UP-'lleleble wit •lblllt:y to taie over ·the- offen~ve nesaea were -Nidy to teauty toend post opposite Brewster. day al the ftderal eonrt monDOIY , ~earln1 tllot tbe lnt"!'no~liDtl ~I•• Cluba of l'jo.,w Yort ,I• ,·~·,.· ~ .. t • • -• • • • • • ,.... ' Aa.bt wkJt Nav• A ·Pi,Qic ••rcoal . . . . . . ""' ' Ughl~ licgic Jiur , ... . ~, omu,,, oil boplnf lltf ~ · fJnJsb would make "thtflr -ba1 t. drawtnr eu-<1 ' and Ioree 111~ weiJ~t obaJII~ Joe ljl:oJia or ••· committed to 1 June' .... ....., DETROIT UP - Kenny bane, tbe No. 1 llihlll'ellbt contender, OII!M' 'hti!IIUJJer !lito IIW~!1J wllk ' sit. out J,ane. · ' ·" lft ·I· Entry of Middleport Into the TJt' champ; iwnver, •lreadt I· rival, •• aud nvel MeComaa Haymakers' Nine Horses Arrive ' Winner Lane Has No Place To Go ~ter'Vietory ·~ short joltln1 tl(htband Pomeroy ,I ' __ • - -- - - - 'Jew Orlean.s 3 Birmingham 2 .o\Uanta 6 Moblle 5, 1 10 Inn tittle Rock at Nashville, .ppd rain Plloae 44,X lilt ~-7'0 xu, flu tnottPiythouths, Ford11 • SOUTHIRN AS~IATION ~hatta~;~ooga 'T !thmphla 3 FRONT SIREEI MARKET · ~w ·Ci.OOD}'iEAR .•. . other unldeo.tiflld playera. The .llclbmond &M~va~l 0 • J I J)Q.d!Jert hntne;t,tlately sent Valen· '3u rato Rt ontrea ' pp...,, 1'• n tlnettt io Lot. "t:elaa . tn tbe Pacl· , AMEiltCAN A$10C'.Aj N II~!\ Le nd Collu,to. ou1~Y.H.Ie lf· St f.•'·l 8 ~:' "' ., " · ·!ol' ~ J!l ' : M'oif ell il\ Inttrnat al ~dla\\I'J)oJir ~ omaha a I~ Lea ue: Thetl' players, one of l nneap~Jis ~ C?ar)CIIton ~ .whOm is !llated to remain wlth -lhe Wichita at Dennr, ppd, wet Dodger! wm be a nnoun~d la.ter. 1tate finab 11 the seeon.d time tbe J'acht. hue reached the event Jn the laat seven ye1ra. In 19501 with Did: W«iter• tolsln1 Friday and Saturdty, Middleport loat an extra. toning final came 1·0 to .ft.meUa to become runners-Qp, .' BOIUNGB&F . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . .... ... 23c a.f SUPER-CUSHIONS oronto 7 Rochester C JfOuhds ' LEAN · Prices were neve!' ,~ower-trade·in _values never better I .; 'Jt~YN: UP The Brook· ly;D DOtij:fra to~liY t;'aded piteher Don •Ell;\o~ to tbt Chicago cu.bf tor pitcl1eil Vito Va~\~ntlnettl •nd 1 Jackie CoUum tn addltlon to two r . PORK IIIII BEANS, NAVY, liD ~00' 4)...l.f 2 ·R Ooo 0~ • ' £i'stQ' n-'ltt•lld - f4J"' T' 'O 11 D 'I~ locheater . . . . 14: 21 ·~ 7 '4ont.real. · · · 12:: ·~ 7\1 · Browns Sign Two Stars For 1957 18•8 US POft The Jlllf 21 lt , 18 I" ,q um U!J ·' ·, · Capable of Managing Station For' One Shift 1much You nhd 1!1 1.ichrnond ••J I Qffjctf May 27 llont luo t ' Why Pay MOre? ~:TIREfS orilf!J'. ~t Phllide~-phl~, nla:ht lllatte1l~; ~~~ 't (\\"P), WilS.tl! ~Jiwau~ee 81 "~l~o · (6) "'d \i'IIIIOll, tl_,t;' Q1!!illjlk ,t Lou1s .at CJncmrlatl, ~ UJP) ,B,In&\9n (f) anj Eb~· INTIRNA~IONAL Li ' bacli·~ WfrrY ~6). W L ~ 9J ~ •< l_ ' · EXPERIENCED SERVICE STATION AnENDANT 1 8 'Vew "lttsburah HELP WANTED No matter how r~ Knigbt, Indian'& piteh_er, \e" ,tt the fourth lnnln• with a BJni'le, stole second, wen( to thlr~ pn pn errot. pnd IK!Ofed on an Int1e;ld out. · .ohl~~r pitched five • lnnin,.l~ Ge f • d b t or l,.e Hgers Jtn gave up U t h]t hi-le fan•IWh nip 1 and 1 ~~ ::W,~J.~I:~ ~ . . ..eJii\r~ 11, 2 1.~ "tqe •ixtlt by i'tddte B~tlligtt(lh f 11• 1 wHO pi~h~d t.o 'lnnl.tl,is; an~ fo.n· 1 ~ ned four 81 h' retired si'{; men @ ·!!· I Sholl Btt Ab$ent From· My QffiCe Gjrl I'). Charge •• Three bases on balls and a hi! batsman :s p~Ucr:d trouble for the Tigers' hu.r,ter, Terry Ohlinger, i ~ tHJt third ,tnblnl. The Jndta ", had one h.iJ In the innirie bY Lee Ree,«t ltbict, hellfed ·~ uprtslng 1 • 11J 1~1 t C: mqp · Frltl·~· ........" Y.ork pt Br~lsJf)l, ~~t · · •· - Ru.a - IWCCE TaleTO8)':'Je11 Luct)' Tee · ;~ 4-H Club wiU .,aMOr a dl(let 1t liM auilan4 Grade Sdt6ol gym l f' J'rld•r. M•r U. Round 111d fMI\Ia .,. dant,nl will be on tbe prDJ:l'llm whh Mat..ton 40r for adulll and lOr fr ~bladrtn. The .pu.bJk L~ 1 DR.'MUG {S[, ~\ 0u!!_a 1o ,.., 0 1 0 UP - .... . ptayo In tbJ Hou• band' a1 tbe Chez Paree and ll touriDI wttll samm,. Dn~ r Amo• f l'attro bl~cle. ' ond lhe Will Mootoo "l'rlo. two Yony l.e~j\le teams last night on the d ,Pomeroy High School dl t~~ iJ{ni,.:bt P.iteh6d five lnnln(!l. nv;e up t•o J-.llt; t,{ld. f~nn .. I eltht and w•lked only o~ {l.iH New Yor.lt 4: Chicago 3 wn 80n tng•ed tbi- nnal t9o lftni """~"' ·1 '~" .io...... tt,e .,, ..,di•ns "~ "'~ (av•, u> 1na:a O:: lncinnaU 8 Juooklyn 1 night '" " ., two ~. Inned fo\U', ,anlt "'lk \:tiJwaukee 4: .PMiadelP.hJ' 8, 13 ed en, e. r ~ lnnlnp, hllkbi" Pittsburgh at St. Lo6i.ll niaJtf ppd Top hit~l' for ~be 8ven.11J,J 'wf.l llalri I I E4cUe :8arleb or the Tlpr• wbo 1'fw,.ly's Pl+d;la!IJ ))ad two Of ihe TiJera lour hlU St. LouiJ at ClRcln)IAtb-,JQ .., One ;,,& a triple. ~-2 vs Gro&~ ~-o of tho ...,._ .:,~r:dd_ •JI addJ'l~ to .PUc~mll!. 8 19 .~ 11 ~ 8 2t 276 t2~ W•dMtd~ Retu"- r c-o The Doily sentinel, Pomeroy, 0. lJ 16 I .852 13 1 .~ 14 Ill .48f: }SpecJk :i.Ull\dOY At in the one:.mJID itnl'" d\l;,rlftg hit J»layinl Ch1cago Pttls burgh 1 Reply in fy(l to Box 668-D W J. Pet • ~~ .aDD, "2 uup 19 1 .658 18 .821 Missionary Will , astfrtarJt ~ -Geat.r1J Y:anaaH FraiJI< La•e of lhe St. Louio C~!llnals- Rrba wao kno"~ •• "the tl••• Frlclfy's .G -,.n.. MilWi.u,kee Brooklyn ' Philadelphia St Louis New- York ~n A three :%hlbiticl'l vitt'·ry oYer thll Tiger1 In an " JB!:I'le played between u .. De1roil at Kansas Oity, n[tht Chtcago at .Cleveland, night W a.~ hml':to n ljt N~w 'Yol'k Boston at Bl}ltimore.k. 'PW.h~ NATIQNAL Le4CW1 Cmcmnah p outblp"St ST LOUJS ~In I ~-- ~~ird fnnl~ plu• an ed~ed run It dan ~~q~ ot bll vtr...tihty. He tbe fourth 'ave the Indians 11 ., 0 ~ught and plfye.~ the lnfi~ld and Thunday-No ..fn.s tf. Solory, Comrnl11ion, Group lnauranct .141 Btl a MfJ 4 .515 ·500 424 9 •1• 9 ,.2~,. 14 1, 1 W.dn.td•'f's •••ults Kahsas C1ty 8 Washmgton 6 Ch1 cag 0 8 New ~York 4 Boston ] 1 Cleveland o Balh more 4 Detroit 3 I() inn in"' mght attra,:tw ns m Ohto's 30th annual fou r-s port at hletic rarm val where ~ta t e champwns In track, baseball te nms and golf will be at stake Coach Nol.an SwackhAmer's ninewon the raght to return for the finals after taking a 'thriUmg 1.() VI Ctory over Pl easant Tuesday on lhe St Charles Hililh School dla· mond m lhe !mala' of the regional tournament Jim Bowle1 went all the way, limiting Ute losers to four htt.,: while hi s m11tes played tight defensive ball A sacrJftce fly by Tommy Davi1 In !he lop of the ninth scqred Ed McComas lrom tbJrd and Bowles shut the door three up .and three down , m th e bottom of the second extra ]nnin,e. Doyle stown collides with RoB!· ford in the other Class A contest Ln the seml -f1nal s Wmners wiJJ meet Saturday for the atate title. coach J ack Sa II es of Salem "uu-_ ca I t old The S enhnel this morning be bas two pitchers, brother right. handenL, with over-aJJ school rte· ordil of 2~ and 13·0 They ere Shelby and Kenny Honcbell, the latte.- belng unbeaten. Sal•m Local defeated tough AJ:. eanum !\·2 In the district tournament Wllh Ke nny ..pitching. Thf coach &aid he wasn't l Ure which boy would get t he nod aa:alrtlt Middleport. Salem Local, with 40 boys in thf top four lilrades, has a 19-2 recor<' this feA~on compared to Middle port's 13 0. ''live got a pretty good baiJ Gus Bl'lll singled home two runa club," he sa id, "Or we wouldn'1 in the third lnninK and Ed Bailey have !<:Otten this fa r ., led Off tM fourth mnin.11: wlth a homer The Jackets, bef(\re the regiona:' contt! sts, had a team batting aver Sandy Kouf&x, the Dodgers• 21. age of 337 led by Bowles with ~ Y<-&r-old bonua pitcher, allowed on· aoarlng 511 He hasn't hit muOO ly three hits and struck out seven 11ince but Bobby Nelfon, flCet een In f.our innings but he walked 1our terf1elder, who had been movinR and all three Ref11eg runs off him a~ong pt a 439 pace, has kept up were earn f:d Koufox lead s the Na· his attack Meanwhile, Jr Ken Davis, Ill Ed dCrook&, Bob •H••·, tJ onal ~lli: Utl with 42 stflktouts in nedy, !I ~ .,;.:, 31 inn tnga 1 ; ne Y, · ve n Yr\.._ and H-~ · WhJtlt l'l' have bel{ft'" mor e dt 1a The Redlegs ral!ied t take the threat • the plate lead 1n the thlfd inniar when The team took slx hits lnclud· Johnllv Temple drew his second ing 1 triple th at didn :t quite • 4-Br 13·1nnlna triumph over the straight walk and Wally Post fot- stretch to a borne run, off of Buzz J»hl1Helphla Phlllles lowed w1th a double to left ce nter Leffl 1 I The New York Giants edged out er 0 P ea sa nt, a high class field Be ll delivered both w1th a htgh school I a st bII 11 er with a "' the Ohlcago Cubs 4-8, in 1t1e only ..,ce single b('fore Koufax fanned Frank cu•ve In hi other }lfational League activity • ' b oC t r tc kI 111 a d"•d uoc The ,Dtriearo White Sox made 11 Robl~ son and George Crowe nmmumtion ( two In a row over the New York Bailey blasted his f1fth homer of The remain of the Jacket's Ynntees, 8-4, tbe Boston Red sox the season In the fourth innmg lol'al ~chedule Is uncertain. Pnn. tied a league record of four hom· with the score 2·1. clpal Earl Knight said the £arne er1 ln one klnl,na "s J~ey routed With G11lllpoh.s today was cancelled SIGNS IN CANADA beca use of wet grounda and tt\l,t the Cleveland Indiana, 11-0, the BaltJmore Orioles nipped the DeREGINA , Sask. UP _ Fronk this match to •ettle definitely the troit 'Nrert, 4·8, In 10 tnn lng 1 and TrlpuC'ka, formnr Notre D a m e southern diYlsion title of tbe ~EO the Xanu, CUy Athletics whipped quarterback who · set four passlna: AL ml~ht or mif:ht not l:!e played. the WaehiCa:ton Senators, R·l3, In record 1 in canada's w e s l ern .. There al.!lo, untcl~s a t:ame eltb~ the American Lca11ue. Football Confet"ence has n gned er with Athcq• · or Lo1an tlf llnd Rain Dthip Pfay hill fourth contract With the Sas- the .champion of tile SEOAL. .Pre. Kllppl'teln, who hacl an 0-3 rec- katchewan Roughrldcrs He for- quent ADd heavy rain• throughout ord and wu kayoed in his .four merly l'laycd for the De t r 0 it Aprll .and May have torn orJ.a:lnal , previou1 at.artll, turned tn one of. J...lons, Chirago Dears and Dallas ba.11eball schedulea 1 to 1hred1 for the best pmes by a Redlec pitch· IF.IIg!ei au Jchoola. " ;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;il;i;o~;;;.,;,;;;;i;j;;;;;;;i;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Middlep(lrt waa further haodt~ 1 capped by not haviDJ a botqe Jl,a. mond suitable lor .play uoUl paat m1dpoint ln the &eason. Jim Bowles, with three day• ol rest, undoubt, dly wltl i&t the call against Salem LoeaJ. Should he win, CoAch Swackhamer muat make the decblo~ whether or not to come back ,wlth Bowles Saturday tn the IJnale or se~d up Dave Hln· dr to the moU~I:t a proven pitcher, but also valuable behind the plate With Hlndy pitchlnf Vorl Wo)l: lind lakes over catchlna dutle1, Bowles aoes to rtrst bue, al)d Ed f • ~ -~ ILIGIILI i'Ormer m•· Don jor leaaue pllcber, and toa<b &!ike !/"' )lyba .bta befn Dained a ~Ia] ,...p, ASSISTAN-T • • ' Jackets Open At ·10 Against ·S~lem · Local SPORTS I ' • D file D•llw Sentinel • .. .. to Teamster LOcal York tb• Bxeeutlve .... &O; . Ox.fo~ds Plir $1 !139 �• • ,, RUTLAND llf. Ud Mrs. noyd Grtrrilh ~ and week: end wtth her parmts, Mr. Mrs. R.llph Per~ 'Ot Westervn·~ an~ Mn. Clair Tayl or. called oo Mr.s. J. D. Ro\llb Mn r . and Mrs. Clyde Kennedy of John Quillen ~nd Mr ' Sau,.: kl.q_ Df Columbull and Mr. and Mrs Jolm Clart ot Jaebon spent tbe Wayne Mlchtgan , &pent the week Weaver Satur(iay. I. week e:.a.cl-• with J'elativea and a.t- endd ~ere with relativea and at- . M:ts.s c~ra ' Mae Fisher of Ripley teGded the 11umni banquet . ten e the banquet. Js 8 ptndmg an Indefinite time at Mr.. Neva Bradlord and daughMr. and Mrs. F. W. Wilcox and the home ol Mn. Ode Heine/ ter, Mra. LucUJe Smith and grand· family f1f Langsville were Sunday Chr!ord Ashley attended a 1011 • lfr . .Jnd Mrs. Bruce Smith dJnner guests of her parent!, Mr. birthday party Sunday a• th : and daqrter of Columbu1 visited and Mrs. J. C. Philhps. ha 0f Roger RoustL.of Appl! friends hece Sunday . Mr . and Mrs. Ri'"h"cd Conaday Gc':'v•e. .. .. " lfrl. Charles Nixon or C~nrinnatj ~f Columbus were week end guesU The Methodist Sunday · School Will 1 week end guest Of Mn. Jen. ere. pee t • th h' h h nle Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Danny Dawson of sen e.. e JB sc ooJ aenion Mr. and Mrs. llecman Welch and Nltro, w. va. were week end with a white Bible Sunday. APPLE GROVE ' ' \ I ; I spent· Sunday with Mr. dd Mn. A birthday party wu elven Sun. Cal Orr at Antiqu.ity day afternoon by Mr and Mn. Her~r and M~. Perry Baker Jnd ~l1 R~usb at their home in honor c~tl dren, -~Jllbuc.k, spent Sunda; ' Notices' (1) ~DaUy Sen~el, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May 23, 1957., TO RUN FIV) !tAUS SAN FRANC'JSCO UP - Merv Lincoln. the 23-f'tar-old Australian runner who h11 run a 3:59 mile arrilled in tbe United Stltet Sun: day _to compete ln ' five mijor track meets. beiinnlnr with the Coliseum Relays at Loa Anaeles next Friday nliJit. 8IX of their aon, Roter; ,who was c:el.e- wlth Mr. and Mrs Grover Wh.i'e brating hl1 eia:blh birthday. Tlliaae Mr. and Mn . Clayton Partlo·r VlENN~ AudraUa Lew III~=====~===::;. Hoad of Auatra1la won UP the- mep's preaent were Mn. Walter Roush and Mrs. Emma Partlow ealled IJnglla tiUe Su.nttay ln VIenna'• Ruuell Roush and daugbtera:, Nan~ on Mrs. Lu~.!Y Spe~cer Frida)'. international tennl1 toumament by cy and Sharoh; Prank •nd u---)d Mrs. Ermal Sche-r.lrtnga,t nf defeatiDg JaroaLa.v Drobny of La W&On, Faye Rou.sh, ~·Aotiquity; -v p ar kers burg spent Thursday "' • wilh Egypt. 6-3, 6-3, 6-3. It Wll the Marvin H11l and Marshall Roush . Mr . and Mrs Orvy Gamer. firat ~me Road defeated Drobny ~ of Plants, Joyce, Edith and Joan Mr. and )[rs. Billy Orr and in six meetings. R h r I .. NOMINATES TWO oua a.nd ~liftord Ashley of Le- :~ml Y, .;nr and Mrs Wm. Sorden STANTON Del. UP - Dela" Uctt u/ h . Those receiving them were tart; DaJe R1lfie, Mary and Doro- and M_rs. Lo!.a .Sorden spent Sun· d h ten. Cathi aud Cheri of c· ,_ .·, "The Slore Complele" 5 15 suster, ware Park oificiala announced to;~uc Mr and Mrs Cl dl thy Tone, v . Those sendo' n& ••· r·~ t.lay w1th Mr. and Mrs. Cline o .·c. 1 THERESA, N. y , UP.-Pft-a. .Erp11 B k J • 1 111 au a Shielru , Jack ;e Chapman .. day that Calumet Farm ba.!l nomr _ev e apent the week end with uc • r and visited other Dickie Young . Larry Badgley an~ were Mrs. Ray Heiney and Beqie ettt G. Coot r~Ured ~cently after 7 DAYS PER .WEill: mated . Iron Liege, the Kentucky 63 :yeJira or .continuout .&etvlee aa bet parents, Hr. and Mrs Dcexal fne~f1~ here SJa•-htcr Refreshments bf •ce La WLJI s Mr.s. Janice Fife. ~eo Onl Derby eh~mpion; Gen. Duke and secretary of tbe Theresa M.e~horliat mbert .and her sister Mr and 1 Jam nowden of Dayton was ·Mr. and Mr.s. S. S. Blade of cr~am , cup caltea, &andwic:hes and 8f 8 A.M. 10 t P.M. Mrs. Roher! Snowden. ' a week, end visitor of h1s mother, . mtnt favors were served by Mrs. ~arb1zon for the June 1 running Church Sunday SchoOJ. She abo Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rupc and .\frs. Frances Snowdl'n and his Pittsburgh visited S.dun:by with Herbert Rou.sh assisted. by Mr.s. Ry Irma B. lhl• of the $215,000.'added Kent Stakn •er¥00 lor m1ny years u financlal 441 Lotusl St. Middle~ daucbter of Sanston, Virg 1ni.1 , brother, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snow- Mr and Mr.s. Albert Illll Jr. Wal:tr Roush. Dana Van M@ter, Joe Thoren and the June 8· renewal of· the tecretal')' of the c;hurch and treasapent the week end with hts d7n. He was accompanied here by Elmer Pie~e anrf family bo~.ve Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rou&h of and Paul Bell all took their ·ph; $3:5,000 • added Leonard Richards urer of its world, fund. Stakes. grandmother , Mrs. Alma Rupc and hlli,son ,Mr. ~nd Mrs. Floyd SnDwl moved from the Wickline Pl•ce aJion are visitina: Mr. and Mra sica! examination for the army - .attended the banquet TJI!ey left den, who vuJted her parents, Mr. to the F.mma Sugent ·PI'-Ce. ' Harold Roush. · Mrs. Jean Hamm and son Jim Bob Lawson moved In tbe .place Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Langhurst my s-pent Saturday 'tl(ith the fo ·. Sunday for Akron accompanied by and Mrs. Gallic Pickens of MidMOORI TO FIGHT HI's .Rupe where they will vJsit dlcport. vaMcated by Mr. Plerc<'. and daughter and Bonnie Blon- mer's parents, Rev. and Mls. STUTTGART, Germany Uf hil m9ther, Mn. Mabel Reeves Mr. and P.~rs Homer Parker and rs. IJale Hill ana ehUdten ~~~ all of Toronto !pent Sunday Carmichael of South Webster. daughter, l.mda wc:·e gucsls Sun- spent Sunday with her mother, Wlt'h' Mr. and Mrs. Ott Boston~ Several from here wPcnt tl) t~ German promoten announced toand family. !' Mr. a~d Mrs. Charle~ Haning of d~·, of hJs father. Pearl Parker of Mrsr. Dolly Wolt, Apple Gtove-. r_. and Mrs. Dednis Douglas Roberts St~le at Syracuse Sltur· day that Archie Moore, world light heavyweight -champion, will ~ Lancaster spent Sunday wllh her 1C ester. . Mlldred Uipley, Charleston, viB· al!ld family of Pomeroy and Mr day. . ·• aunt. Mrs. Janie Saxton . Robert Smdcr oi Painesville lted over the weekend wit~ her and Mrs. Dentll Boggess and fam~ There w1ll be ''preachin£ .s'erv:('e m-eet Maurice Mola of France in Mrs. JCebccca Folan Js spending llpenl the week end with her grand mother, Mra. Lela Rtp1ey; Jly of Plants apent Sunday wHh at the church Sunday evenint a IO..round, non-tit(e bout Rt Stutt~ gart June 2. Mols replace• Pedro the week w1lh her ~on Mr and mother, Mrs. Ethel Jackson of Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Baber, ton Mr. and MN. Harry Douglas May 26th. 1 Mrs. Chester Folan of Xeni'a She Bradbury and attended the bLn- Lawrence_ spent th ~ weekend . ~d Friend aDd aon, pavid Larry HolleJ, tl>avi'l Hysell a.. d Klyssenr. of the Netherlands, who will attend graduation excrci~es quet. with_ their son Caroll Balser and V.llltlng relalive1 in Pittsburgh. ;re 1 PhyHis Jhle left Sunday WJlll withdrew because ·of a hand Jn. \ for her granddaughter, Becky Lee MT ond ~rs. Arnold Gi'ate and !amtly, Man.dleld. ' a. their gradu,tlng c:laSII fOT New ' WedneBday evemng. ' sons, HP.rb1e, OavJd and Genie Miss Atie Stover vlslted Sun-~ York and Washingtan tour. Mr. :md Mrs cush John sto n or were Sunday guests or her parents' day with Sally Pearson. Mro~. •King pf Braclbui"y was vi~Bradbur} spent Friday evcnJn, ~r. and Mr~ J . E Vance of Dan~ Mr. ar.d Mrt. Ja:r< Seary,(mt 1tmg for a few daya with. b ,.. with his sister, !\fr. and Mrs. Chai: viJie Oth~r RUN~t.s o fthe Vances and chilttren and oM~. and Mts. ,Mr. and Mrs. L"lare.ice Wyatt oC daughter ; Ml'3. Victor HyseU. I ' les Amos. wc~c lhe1r ~ons, Mr and Mrs Jnhn Fisher O( Racme were the R 1 W , Mr. .and Mrs. Ernest Molden vis- I Lowell Vance <~nd daughters of guests Sunday or Mr. and Mrs 'P ey, . Va., were Sunday . PLINTY Or FRiiH AIR Jted his slater, Mrs. Clarence 0 . I Columbus and Mr :ud Mr~>.l(.:ahle 1 Herbert Shlelds. ~~~~t;a~ ~~~Rtrren,l-<~, 'Mr. 3ad SCHENECTADY, N. Y. UP - A den who is a pal!ent at MeJgs r.r~- Vance of Wlvl'rly George l!hrion DonOhue att.nd. B w powerful it er.al Hospltal, Sunday C\'cning , Sunday gut•sts of Mr~ . s. L. Bry. ftd the graduation of his coulln . J_qe LaDJbert of harrisonville venlllation system .W. MAIN ST. the aic.:eyery fou~. l'lf.ONil 1~0-~, Mr. and Mrs Ji1oyd Thoma• <~nt w_ere Mri. Anna Nucon and Wayne Ours at Well!:vllle. OnrJ" visited . his sister-in-law, MJ!! .' . In tbe Empir~ \\oyatt Thursday. Sun day guests .of hu father, J, "·', son '.v1r"e 11• an d Mn .Mary Boyd of I& the .son of Mr. lhld Mrs Ken- Sam M Tho " Cincinnati and Mrs. J, w.::re It. Murp-hy of ,. mas and h ~ ~ sister Grace Gar. d , J uc- BOYd or Pom•roy, ne th 0 un. t orrnerly of here. Newr. Straitsville Sunday dener. They helped celebrate the 1 r. a,n Mrs Arza Bryant and Mrs ---9Jst birthday of hls father Other Uarrlson Bentley. · ,guests of her J?Arent , Mr. dind 11 tallers at the Thomas ho~e Sun· / sonMr, and Mrs John Dyke and Mrs. Harley Johnson. Their ' ehiJ. day afternoon were Mrs Juamta ·Gary, of Xenia, Mr and Mrs 1 d~:~ J?h~ alld .Elame will rema·n Bow~n and Mrs. Irene Graves ~~·a/: Woodrum and daughters of ' ,.:NJOY WIINIR: RoAiT :xten~:~•rvl:~anclparenb t~r an Hamaburg. Y 0 • Mr.11. Ruth Lucas of WellThirty members a:td ·frlend 8 or Mr ._.;~_.~~ ·"_ MrJ . T. c. Porter and daughler &ton, Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Hewitt the South Bethel Eus Sund and Mrs. Rusrcll Little .and ,. ' ., ~~~~o~~d ~e1·~o~r· Mrs. Maud~ ~~~ito~~wr;~egof 0 Cu~mbus and SChool _atlcnded a wJener roa~ ~~~· g~':~· 0 RJ:!Ian:a;er~~~~l da '? e Bms were Fn- were week d e · f; , Navy held Friday night at the home of home M~ c~~f/"f gu~st~ of Mr. and lather Sam ~'"0 ' :uesiah of their the Sunday School Supt. Norman Mr~. Sam Wyatt Mt'.!l M . eonimenccm::::~~r~i~:~ attended tended the hmtr:,~c~: ey all at- Bahr, of Sumner. The wlene::- Deihl and 'Mr. an'd M..;, B. a~ . Mr. and Mrs. Pnul filii ·a nrl . Mrll. flulh Tfn sley and bro h ~oasl was .!lponsore~ by the los- Carl ~tlended the eomll'!.eneement •L •, ' liy of West Jcffenon spent [~~- Paul Myerl!, of Coitunbu~ ~c~' mg team of a recent contest. ~xercJses at Harrlsouville High week end wllh his parcnt.s Me here Friday night to attend radu~ School on Friday night. • and Mrs. HLram Slawtcr 0 r. a !Jon cxcrcJ~cs of their neg h UNI?ERGOES AP,INDECTC>h\Y Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pl;LIJiip-' ·or IU4St.R of the Sin wier~; for SuJ:her Jat·k DenJt~on p ew, Victor Gaul who recently under Athens were Sunday KUel\!1 of Sus!c Parker wa.-; .an over J ht w~nl_ An appendectomy at Holzot her brother, Mr. and Mr.s. B. f". dinner were Mr . and Mrs pda~ P1tttrson and daughtc;, Ji~xlln~~ guest Saturrlay of Dcb!Jie May~ g Hospllal was returnc.;J heme Sa~ - Carl. Mr. •IJd MrR. Bob Largent and Mr . and Mrs. Junior SchoonovH" ~rday He ls reported convalescMiss Verna w~ars. a gradualf! son f'Jt ColunliJus were Sunda itn~ daughter, Conn ie, of Co!umb s mg. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs of Harrisonville High School has • left for C~lumbus to beT new jUests of his grandparents, !t:{. ~pent the week end with relativ~s J . M. Gaul. and Mrr. Will Jam Largent ere. -1.. position w1th the WeRtern '(lJnl,:~ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jamcll Lan~Jng and . Alber~a SnoiVden spent Friday VJSITING MINtSTEit SI"EAKS Telegraph Company. daughter Sutlc and su n St f lllght with Phyllis Snowdeev. F.mJI Hanson of Florltla Fairborn' I pent the week' r{~vc 0 'l'hc WCTU will meet n. t th who is vl~itlng at tibe Branscpn1b BASHAN hls .!lister, Mr. and M s e Ei ;nh hom e or Mrs. Eva Fleming 8Th c home al Tuppcn Plalna delivered By Mr,, .l. H. Iaiiey \ j-Jill Snd attended the ~ · IOberl duy afternoon. ' ura. the meuage Sunday evening at . Mr. and Mn. Everett Oura fln-:'1 nuet. · a umn , _au -~ Mr. and Mrs Joe Do d the worship service or South B"· children of Hebron :sp~nt $atut . .. ·• 'r,. • lljlan an h '" 1\cv. Han.so - ltfr. and Mrs. D~ nnis Atttf.rr Tts: Lloyd Dugan motored io Fort t cl E~Church . 11 day with 'Mr. @llt\ M:rs. ()rvy .Gaa.. lb. •n_d_·=·=-•n_ o:.:ILColumbus ~pent ~~~ Kno~ ,Ky., uSndny to visit Lloyd oxpec:ht• 1:fo attend the · A:n,nu~l er, also ' ?ttr. a1\d Mrs. Wm. Gain• ' c Ducan who Js stationed the Camp Meetlrur: at God',e. IUblo er, Keno. Mr and Mr~. Ed Selfard,g ~j· Hol- Schoo], Cincinnati II;J Jate Ma,v ,Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tonl!nce den, W. Vn , 11 re sptondJn ih rrom ,whence be will cQntlnue 111" Mr1. Evelyn Have:ns and 110n tt · wer.k end with hl1:1 broth g M c vaeatJon, trip to MlcHIJan. bert, Mr. and Mrs. Cloarles Clark Ernest Sellards. er, r . I ot 1DelaW&re lpent Sunday wit l Mrs. L. J, Heiner who ~as been ' Mr. and Mu. Clint -Qrr. Mr. and M.rs. Wirt Hollon and ~1l~~~c',''• e<~tpnst Mcig~ General HospllllX wc-ck~ family, MlddJeport, Mr. and Mn. Lurnect to h h · was recr ome, Monday Bill Bowen of the AF ~and 1lrl Jfarry Hechesky or Parkersbu.'g N•w Furniturt friend, Barbara Kay Filor apent Mr. and Mn. Perry BI.5J:er and the week end with hl1 •ITioth.er, family, Kilibuck, apent Saturda•1 FOR Mr!. Freda Wella a'nd family. evening With Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Th(' ..,.,Ideo n Sunday guelta were her daugh· Ballard. Sundu Sc-hool (']a,\o8 OC th~ulc uclh ,. 1 ter• Mr. an d Mra. RBYI)'IOn d ThomMr. and Mra. Arvll Holter and Ch 11 ~ '" or, Is as and Larry Eugene Of bnJavUie. children spent Sunl'lay w1th the' Ut' t hclrl th<'ir re_gular mee'· Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Rife ,an« latter's parents, Mr and Mt,,. lng al Uic homr. ot Mrs. Betty nou~<h . sons spen 1 Sunday · -vetdn( wit~ Worley Davia, Dextcl\ .Mrs. Edith. McElfresh, Leott~ Mr. nnd :'1-IrB. Webster Skeen of ~~~~~:.other, Cb•rJt, Rlt' , and SHAN~ ardsville, Mrs. Minnie Orr, loi!al t"hllrlcslon, ~r8. Mur.r Skeen and·· Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sax:ton ,and' 1pent Tuead1y .. , $,1~1 011 Tho Brlglllell Corner afternoon with thiughh:r MarJe, Riplry, vhlt~_rt family were buaineil vi1ltor1, U. lallflddloporl Mrs. A. H. Dalley. Sunday wir h MJ·. and Mrs. Bel't Wellston Saturday eYehiJ:II· • llr. and Mt1. 1 Harry Wyatt of, I ' H'unt. Patty Rite 1p.ent Monda, wJth Columbus speat Sunday with MT, Mrs. C. W. Hayman, Mr. on.l her sieter, Mrs. JuanlQ Saxton and and Mn. Tho&. McKay. family. • ' ' \ h Rev. EJwoocl, wife and children Texas ... PlnkMeal,Jumbo27S~ . · .·.;· , .·· .~ ·. , : Emory Johnston anti Clate Ed· of Racine called on Mr. and M.a· mundson have returned lrorn a Orvy Gainer, Sunday, two weeka vaeaUOI;l In P1orid1. 1 Karen MeKftY Ia spendln8 Don Hampton of ·columt>ua -.,.. theMin week In Columbus. ' calllna on frlend1 in tbe eommun· ' ' M(l. Dora R()se returned to her ity Saturday. · " ' home Saturday after apendina the Ed R.cinhard and Rl)' Ml:lrley ol pallt four week vltlllng her chit. C~ldwetl, Ohio caHed. oa. Charlet dren. TUSSY 1 A~iblllla ... U.S.No:t r . · '· . Rife and famil)' Monda)' evtnlh.. ;. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer Patty Rlte returned home with CREAM DEODORANT 1 them to Illy witll her 1later, Hel· Mrs. Etta Spencer attended th t" 1 , ••• lhe inttonl deodorant! en, and help tare for the new bal)y funeral of the Jatt 1r's brothe1 i •.. :.'. ' Hawk SUnday at Qownmg: slrl, Cyntbb. M:arle, and the twin .. Levi . I . ' · ton, Rick~ and Vicky. and Randy. lnetantly stops perapiratlon odor...Mr. and f Mrs. Frank O'Neal ' I • . /. ' ' protect& you 24 hourt and more! t ' ' l, •" ' ' MU YOUNGS MARKET. M mg • st · i TOOm 21f21b. package ,. • acreo Phont 0;(1&1< 211"' Maip St., :seq K. 0 22 If D'r. 2!J1 or at (€ l host- 6 Fourd ' {16) For Sole- Tr~de · L9ST - South Bend bamboo lly rod. Behlncf RawUnP-Coats. Con-.ta~ :fteV= Robert St7ers. Phone 191)5 \2 ton Ohevrttlet LrllCk, 'I '-i1 ~t. ~e.sa bed, ne.w uret. A·l ciw.W.tion, ~ reaJ<Ln,ble of(et 'refuSed. Ro~ · Htll, Leur1 fh a 2a '8173-M. , • ' 3te 1 F;otJ$, Phode 22911. , IHB-7tc I 17) 1:-htlo Wont~ !ALE.'lLADY fOR n 1!.· 10 wotk ~~lHng safl'ry. ~':'' !.~~~;;;~~~~=== with l~nGe.bUying. Good and itartlnr Wljife Box 668-c, c/ o The Dail; ~ntinel,i Pomeroy. &-21-U . ' . ~ $1.oo:· ' CHOiCE BLADE' .CUTS .. .. 1 I Tbl.!l coming Saturday niabt the regular meetlnt Ot the llaaon County 4-H Leaden Aesociatlon will be held it the Mason County 4-H Camp. A pot "tucli: supper will bt be1d in conjunction wltb the meeting. Be ture to be present. as.-ih~re are s~e Important mat·teMI to be discuJ'~ed . Time--8 P. M. CHARTERS I~VITID TO YOUNG CAMP . ' lng ·tbe 1957 ChartlnJ Clllaa. to lilt- tend young camp. Tbll wm give you a chance to meet the ·•~te worker who · will lntefvlew you ,t tti4t ~hler camp. It wl,ll jl.lBO give' you an .opportUnity to Jiel~ us in· 't~ll ~.apl_p t,rad~tlous ; ~tc., in the young campers, A Jet!fr and reo turn card will be' ae~t: you soon. l'"f~ IQ~I!Mn ,ll!o, ~~ wHeth. er pr 114)~ .JQU ean attedc "'oUr ol(ter~ camp, -~ ·r.eturp Jt 't6 e ~· tOOl ... ' p!Oii~le;''~. rou •barton Wlfl ·~· put th( 'iin!W!IJ linf<lltt ' ~If'!:· ' ·~ IIIOf!l-lo\1111~ ICRAP 6HI() VALLEY ~R ' j VoluntteJ' 4-H "Leaden: Camp will open with aupper on Mond1y May 't7, and close with br~akfllst on Saturday, Junto 1. ' CH·.UC . ,.....,e....,.,....c,..,....,. Thls yelr, IH lut We Are invft.: . !t 7111 81UtB I'AIIILI RUUILk it. I'IIIDOY 'lllr we bpve two wbo have said they are going, If YOU wlsh 'to attend please advls.e thlt office as soon u possible. LUDIRI TO MilT YOU ,CAN PUT YOUR TRUST IN Super-Right" Quality MEATS! I , ' • . SILVER RIDGE ' The fee. for regtstratlon, metls a.nd kw!Jll\l 1a $10.20. we have ~venl $6.00 .ehollt&tt.lpa avail· abl'!. wh.lcb leav~ t.bj! tOM to he paid by the Individual or only fo4 .20. I'm aure that j.be Cooter· enee will be a worthwhile one. So I w·,,, 4-H NE1'S 1 ' n:wau that UNFURNISHED APA ft T M EN T Mt...-mC)denr, • .roOm• and bath. No .ehUdre.. 11ru!br 11. Phone 8170, 141ddleporl ~ 22 Bt< WEINlltS ' a~rtj:nent. Ponieroy. can D. <\.ml~acf. SKINLESS I ' $3.oeo.oo Dally Sentinel, Pomiii'Oy·¥iddleport~O., lolly 23, 19$,-1 ' W.uiTI:il TO RENT - ,i06d 8 Vot.UNTIIIt ~14D.Itl C~P bedroom bome ll;l KtddleJ)(Irt or onee &Jain "1 flint to remlftd th• :romeroy, or witbtn euy drivina 4·H Leaders, AYlltlftt La4en:, ROOMS. clm In inn, l2T au• dlitance of either. Call 6Dl..M. Councilor& and iunlor Leader• ttinut, PomeMif'. S·l"l-!2tr .. I J Jl()(ll( JIU!Jjlj!, ' " ""•nd. l'ri.. HOAD WIN$ WOlf PEN ' • JUNK 'CO~ J950 HAIQ.olilY' DAVIDSON ~f" o. ~- v., ~;teeli~M ., torlditlon, s.i/~ ctifice for: qulclt s•lf, ~holle .;.....86-Jrf. Or tm~Y. '.~-f 5·2~·;itp • . '> ~ fbiloo REl'RIGERA 'I:OJI: antl.jl\teO: ple<h J>!ldroqll\ aullfi!t )Yill .sell che~p. IJUlao ~lfb<Kr Rt. ~. •••.,J!4IJII...,~ P,bono.flllolft• ' dental and . P!ll~~ Aim and stitement• f1:ot\ ·tile','~ and doctw to tB" .tll6til. .,, ' j " .' ... PROJICT WP!!k . T~e' worlo' .,.· ~q\'1: . , proJ••! abould be weJl unijfl' lw•Y> now. 'fle- 8f IWIOU• .QIIA.f completed (lr at ·Jeut up to date to be eltlible to attend ~~'•mp. Do no.t wait until .the l&at mltlute to give yOur ta~ ~nd cJet)lo~tration NOTICE. 01' ASSESSM.NT on your ; project. lf 'You Jive one NotiCe ia hereby given that the now perhar you could·tmprove h and give i . 'at our County Round of the Up Day which is oa June 14 thl!l to con1stro:ct year. I would like to see l lot of pai1tclpants anr;t stiff c'om·petition at ,th.ls year's Round Up. 411o, thePm;:Uo Speaking entra:ntf : ~hould be working oft their . tantA ' to be given at tbts event. Don't wilt 1un· 1 til Juue 13 io pfepare. I :..__ ,' • ...-. j 'member, ;our prol~ ~~ould be ·' }' on Y('!i!' <W'Ulll '""-; rapldlr now foi I!J< clutfliDI ~b are due bore l'n lh' ollle,e bJ •~unH, wblch if .)'OU wlJI ~Or 16 fbut Clll<nd.!, Is only 'two Jv••~l· .~,. BY !hat lime YOU . mf!)~ , _.jo QVO YOUl I ~2081p Legal Notice --:::=--- ---:::--c ,,.. · lst.lme_te• P~INTIII9 PAPIII'tlo!lli91Ntl L. V. .w. ·..,~ ..... "''!!..""'" - ~-ol-"t- ""':," ' A&P Sllper·Right · · · · Lean,-~meiklcl • BUCKWHEAT LETART FALLS $299.00 -BAKER FULl,. ' 8 TO ' 14;le. FURNITURE HALF ·. , · lb ' '\ • . Whole SmokaciHam ·"·-.·· .; :.: .. --.49c ,.,. · .' « Cantaloupes price salel ••. ,. ~· :R,e ·. :·d. Po·.'\'I .w , ,··.o·e:.' ·s·. ·............. ·. 1D : ·.' lba, ' NANCY ~ F1111ey , .. Long Green Slicers . - · , Checks perspiration rr~oislure ... uo waiting to dry I "-- _ .." 111lltllttJitlliltlll· a10 •1 .JAR NOW ONLY 5Q¢ Here'•a PGhoi good ROut•. · ' Whea 'llloy llop to ... tli.iU IIDd motht(, ~ lw gOod dtecl too. Sh•'• g!- thai Ill ~ b&pooc& lllllllla .. bream ' \..: ' · Cucumbers . . ' \ .. .... . . . .. .. . . . . . . .. . . ' i TeMJ)til)f, venatil~ eojlel Try It topped Witb ~~' lUND ·fROZEN •. TU88Y 8TICK D•ODO~ANT : ' .· . : ...... . . ............ .. ...eiO!t ..,.,...~.......... . large II si•e now only Co~ normal' aloin and ' the most delicate fabrico. ice- ct rndtl r-' ' ' 112 price special( : ' .' ' . . . •ad lolly IO!Iclwlahoo .... willl tn.l. HO~ llftiAD• TlDie - Onl1 . ... ' . JAN' ·P~UII UaGI I ,I ~- ,. . '' ', . ti;;,lted I ,. ',·~ ' • �• • ,, RUTLAND llf. Ud Mrs. noyd Grtrrilh ~ and week: end wtth her parmts, Mr. Mrs. R.llph Per~ 'Ot Westervn·~ an~ Mn. Clair Tayl or. called oo Mr.s. J. D. Ro\llb Mn r . and Mrs. Clyde Kennedy of John Quillen ~nd Mr ' Sau,.: kl.q_ Df Columbull and Mr. and Mrs Jolm Clart ot Jaebon spent tbe Wayne Mlchtgan , &pent the week Weaver Satur(iay. I. week e:.a.cl-• with J'elativea and a.t- endd ~ere with relativea and at- . M:ts.s c~ra ' Mae Fisher of Ripley teGded the 11umni banquet . ten e the banquet. Js 8 ptndmg an Indefinite time at Mr.. Neva Bradlord and daughMr. and Mrs. F. W. Wilcox and the home ol Mn. Ode Heine/ ter, Mra. LucUJe Smith and grand· family f1f Langsville were Sunday Chr!ord Ashley attended a 1011 • lfr . .Jnd Mrs. Bruce Smith dJnner guests of her parent!, Mr. birthday party Sunday a• th : and daqrter of Columbu1 visited and Mrs. J. C. Philhps. ha 0f Roger RoustL.of Appl! friends hece Sunday . Mr . and Mrs. Ri'"h"cd Conaday Gc':'v•e. .. .. " lfrl. Charles Nixon or C~nrinnatj ~f Columbus were week end guesU The Methodist Sunday · School Will 1 week end guest Of Mn. Jen. ere. pee t • th h' h h nle Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Danny Dawson of sen e.. e JB sc ooJ aenion Mr. and Mrs. llecman Welch and Nltro, w. va. were week end with a white Bible Sunday. APPLE GROVE ' ' \ I ; I spent· Sunday with Mr. dd Mn. A birthday party wu elven Sun. Cal Orr at Antiqu.ity day afternoon by Mr and Mn. Her~r and M~. Perry Baker Jnd ~l1 R~usb at their home in honor c~tl dren, -~Jllbuc.k, spent Sunda; ' Notices' (1) ~DaUy Sen~el, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May 23, 1957., TO RUN FIV) !tAUS SAN FRANC'JSCO UP - Merv Lincoln. the 23-f'tar-old Australian runner who h11 run a 3:59 mile arrilled in tbe United Stltet Sun: day _to compete ln ' five mijor track meets. beiinnlnr with the Coliseum Relays at Loa Anaeles next Friday nliJit. 8IX of their aon, Roter; ,who was c:el.e- wlth Mr. and Mrs Grover Wh.i'e brating hl1 eia:blh birthday. Tlliaae Mr. and Mn . Clayton Partlo·r VlENN~ AudraUa Lew III~=====~===::;. Hoad of Auatra1la won UP the- mep's preaent were Mn. Walter Roush and Mrs. Emma Partlow ealled IJnglla tiUe Su.nttay ln VIenna'• Ruuell Roush and daugbtera:, Nan~ on Mrs. Lu~.!Y Spe~cer Frida)'. international tennl1 toumament by cy and Sharoh; Prank •nd u---)d Mrs. Ermal Sche-r.lrtnga,t nf defeatiDg JaroaLa.v Drobny of La W&On, Faye Rou.sh, ~·Aotiquity; -v p ar kers burg spent Thursday "' • wilh Egypt. 6-3, 6-3, 6-3. It Wll the Marvin H11l and Marshall Roush . Mr . and Mrs Orvy Gamer. firat ~me Road defeated Drobny ~ of Plants, Joyce, Edith and Joan Mr. and )[rs. Billy Orr and in six meetings. R h r I .. NOMINATES TWO oua a.nd ~liftord Ashley of Le- :~ml Y, .;nr and Mrs Wm. Sorden STANTON Del. UP - Dela" Uctt u/ h . Those receiving them were tart; DaJe R1lfie, Mary and Doro- and M_rs. Lo!.a .Sorden spent Sun· d h ten. Cathi aud Cheri of c· ,_ .·, "The Slore Complele" 5 15 suster, ware Park oificiala announced to;~uc Mr and Mrs Cl dl thy Tone, v . Those sendo' n& ••· r·~ t.lay w1th Mr. and Mrs. Cline o .·c. 1 THERESA, N. y , UP.-Pft-a. .Erp11 B k J • 1 111 au a Shielru , Jack ;e Chapman .. day that Calumet Farm ba.!l nomr _ev e apent the week end with uc • r and visited other Dickie Young . Larry Badgley an~ were Mrs. Ray Heiney and Beqie ettt G. Coot r~Ured ~cently after 7 DAYS PER .WEill: mated . Iron Liege, the Kentucky 63 :yeJira or .continuout .&etvlee aa bet parents, Hr. and Mrs Dcexal fne~f1~ here SJa•-htcr Refreshments bf •ce La WLJI s Mr.s. Janice Fife. ~eo Onl Derby eh~mpion; Gen. Duke and secretary of tbe Theresa M.e~horliat mbert .and her sister Mr and 1 Jam nowden of Dayton was ·Mr. and Mr.s. S. S. Blade of cr~am , cup caltea, &andwic:hes and 8f 8 A.M. 10 t P.M. Mrs. Roher! Snowden. ' a week, end visitor of h1s mother, . mtnt favors were served by Mrs. ~arb1zon for the June 1 running Church Sunday SchoOJ. She abo Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rupc and .\frs. Frances Snowdl'n and his Pittsburgh visited S.dun:by with Herbert Rou.sh assisted. by Mr.s. Ry Irma B. lhl• of the $215,000.'added Kent Stakn •er¥00 lor m1ny years u financlal 441 Lotusl St. Middle~ daucbter of Sanston, Virg 1ni.1 , brother, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snow- Mr and Mr.s. Albert Illll Jr. Wal:tr Roush. Dana Van M@ter, Joe Thoren and the June 8· renewal of· the tecretal')' of the c;hurch and treasapent the week end with hts d7n. He was accompanied here by Elmer Pie~e anrf family bo~.ve Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rou&h of and Paul Bell all took their ·ph; $3:5,000 • added Leonard Richards urer of its world, fund. Stakes. grandmother , Mrs. Alma Rupc and hlli,son ,Mr. ~nd Mrs. Floyd SnDwl moved from the Wickline Pl•ce aJion are visitina: Mr. and Mra sica! examination for the army - .attended the banquet TJI!ey left den, who vuJted her parents, Mr. to the F.mma Sugent ·PI'-Ce. ' Harold Roush. · Mrs. Jean Hamm and son Jim Bob Lawson moved In tbe .place Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Langhurst my s-pent Saturday 'tl(ith the fo ·. Sunday for Akron accompanied by and Mrs. Gallic Pickens of MidMOORI TO FIGHT HI's .Rupe where they will vJsit dlcport. vaMcated by Mr. Plerc<'. and daughter and Bonnie Blon- mer's parents, Rev. and Mls. STUTTGART, Germany Uf hil m9ther, Mn. Mabel Reeves Mr. and P.~rs Homer Parker and rs. IJale Hill ana ehUdten ~~~ all of Toronto !pent Sunday Carmichael of South Webster. daughter, l.mda wc:·e gucsls Sun- spent Sunday with her mother, Wlt'h' Mr. and Mrs. Ott Boston~ Several from here wPcnt tl) t~ German promoten announced toand family. !' Mr. a~d Mrs. Charle~ Haning of d~·, of hJs father. Pearl Parker of Mrsr. Dolly Wolt, Apple Gtove-. r_. and Mrs. Dednis Douglas Roberts St~le at Syracuse Sltur· day that Archie Moore, world light heavyweight -champion, will ~ Lancaster spent Sunday wllh her 1C ester. . Mlldred Uipley, Charleston, viB· al!ld family of Pomeroy and Mr day. . ·• aunt. Mrs. Janie Saxton . Robert Smdcr oi Painesville lted over the weekend wit~ her and Mrs. Dentll Boggess and fam~ There w1ll be ''preachin£ .s'erv:('e m-eet Maurice Mola of France in Mrs. JCebccca Folan Js spending llpenl the week end with her grand mother, Mra. Lela Rtp1ey; Jly of Plants apent Sunday wHh at the church Sunday evenint a IO..round, non-tit(e bout Rt Stutt~ gart June 2. Mols replace• Pedro the week w1lh her ~on Mr and mother, Mrs. Ethel Jackson of Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Baber, ton Mr. and MN. Harry Douglas May 26th. 1 Mrs. Chester Folan of Xeni'a She Bradbury and attended the bLn- Lawrence_ spent th ~ weekend . ~d Friend aDd aon, pavid Larry HolleJ, tl>avi'l Hysell a.. d Klyssenr. of the Netherlands, who will attend graduation excrci~es quet. with_ their son Caroll Balser and V.llltlng relalive1 in Pittsburgh. ;re 1 PhyHis Jhle left Sunday WJlll withdrew because ·of a hand Jn. \ for her granddaughter, Becky Lee MT ond ~rs. Arnold Gi'ate and !amtly, Man.dleld. ' a. their gradu,tlng c:laSII fOT New ' WedneBday evemng. ' sons, HP.rb1e, OavJd and Genie Miss Atie Stover vlslted Sun-~ York and Washingtan tour. Mr. :md Mrs cush John sto n or were Sunday guests or her parents' day with Sally Pearson. Mro~. •King pf Braclbui"y was vi~Bradbur} spent Friday evcnJn, ~r. and Mr~ J . E Vance of Dan~ Mr. ar.d Mrt. Ja:r< Seary,(mt 1tmg for a few daya with. b ,.. with his sister, !\fr. and Mrs. Chai: viJie Oth~r RUN~t.s o fthe Vances and chilttren and oM~. and Mts. ,Mr. and Mrs. L"lare.ice Wyatt oC daughter ; Ml'3. Victor HyseU. I ' les Amos. wc~c lhe1r ~ons, Mr and Mrs Jnhn Fisher O( Racme were the R 1 W , Mr. .and Mrs. Ernest Molden vis- I Lowell Vance <~nd daughters of guests Sunday or Mr. and Mrs 'P ey, . Va., were Sunday . PLINTY Or FRiiH AIR Jted his slater, Mrs. Clarence 0 . I Columbus and Mr :ud Mr~>.l(.:ahle 1 Herbert Shlelds. ~~~~t;a~ ~~~Rtrren,l-<~, 'Mr. 3ad SCHENECTADY, N. Y. UP - A den who is a pal!ent at MeJgs r.r~- Vance of Wlvl'rly George l!hrion DonOhue att.nd. B w powerful it er.al Hospltal, Sunday C\'cning , Sunday gut•sts of Mr~ . s. L. Bry. ftd the graduation of his coulln . J_qe LaDJbert of harrisonville venlllation system .W. MAIN ST. the aic.:eyery fou~. l'lf.ONil 1~0-~, Mr. and Mrs Ji1oyd Thoma• <~nt w_ere Mri. Anna Nucon and Wayne Ours at Well!:vllle. OnrJ" visited . his sister-in-law, MJ!! .' . In tbe Empir~ \\oyatt Thursday. Sun day guests .of hu father, J, "·', son '.v1r"e 11• an d Mn .Mary Boyd of I& the .son of Mr. lhld Mrs Ken- Sam M Tho " Cincinnati and Mrs. J, w.::re It. Murp-hy of ,. mas and h ~ ~ sister Grace Gar. d , J uc- BOYd or Pom•roy, ne th 0 un. t orrnerly of here. Newr. Straitsville Sunday dener. They helped celebrate the 1 r. a,n Mrs Arza Bryant and Mrs ---9Jst birthday of hls father Other Uarrlson Bentley. · ,guests of her J?Arent , Mr. dind 11 tallers at the Thomas ho~e Sun· / sonMr, and Mrs John Dyke and Mrs. Harley Johnson. Their ' ehiJ. day afternoon were Mrs Juamta ·Gary, of Xenia, Mr and Mrs 1 d~:~ J?h~ alld .Elame will rema·n Bow~n and Mrs. Irene Graves ~~·a/: Woodrum and daughters of ' ,.:NJOY WIINIR: RoAiT :xten~:~•rvl:~anclparenb t~r an Hamaburg. Y 0 • Mr.11. Ruth Lucas of WellThirty members a:td ·frlend 8 or Mr ._.;~_.~~ ·"_ MrJ . T. c. Porter and daughler &ton, Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Hewitt the South Bethel Eus Sund and Mrs. Rusrcll Little .and ,. ' ., ~~~~o~~d ~e1·~o~r· Mrs. Maud~ ~~~ito~~wr;~egof 0 Cu~mbus and SChool _atlcnded a wJener roa~ ~~~· g~':~· 0 RJ:!Ian:a;er~~~~l da '? e Bms were Fn- were week d e · f; , Navy held Friday night at the home of home M~ c~~f/"f gu~st~ of Mr. and lather Sam ~'"0 ' :uesiah of their the Sunday School Supt. Norman Mr~. Sam Wyatt Mt'.!l M . eonimenccm::::~~r~i~:~ attended tended the hmtr:,~c~: ey all at- Bahr, of Sumner. The wlene::- Deihl and 'Mr. an'd M..;, B. a~ . Mr. and Mrs. Pnul filii ·a nrl . Mrll. flulh Tfn sley and bro h ~oasl was .!lponsore~ by the los- Carl ~tlended the eomll'!.eneement •L •, ' liy of West Jcffenon spent [~~- Paul Myerl!, of Coitunbu~ ~c~' mg team of a recent contest. ~xercJses at Harrlsouville High week end wllh his parcnt.s Me here Friday night to attend radu~ School on Friday night. • and Mrs. HLram Slawtcr 0 r. a !Jon cxcrcJ~cs of their neg h UNI?ERGOES AP,INDECTC>h\Y Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pl;LIJiip-' ·or IU4St.R of the Sin wier~; for SuJ:her Jat·k DenJt~on p ew, Victor Gaul who recently under Athens were Sunday KUel\!1 of Sus!c Parker wa.-; .an over J ht w~nl_ An appendectomy at Holzot her brother, Mr. and Mr.s. B. f". dinner were Mr . and Mrs pda~ P1tttrson and daughtc;, Ji~xlln~~ guest Saturrlay of Dcb!Jie May~ g Hospllal was returnc.;J heme Sa~ - Carl. Mr. •IJd MrR. Bob Largent and Mr . and Mrs. Junior SchoonovH" ~rday He ls reported convalescMiss Verna w~ars. a gradualf! son f'Jt ColunliJus were Sunda itn~ daughter, Conn ie, of Co!umb s mg. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs of Harrisonville High School has • left for C~lumbus to beT new jUests of his grandparents, !t:{. ~pent the week end with relativ~s J . M. Gaul. and Mrr. Will Jam Largent ere. -1.. position w1th the WeRtern '(lJnl,:~ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jamcll Lan~Jng and . Alber~a SnoiVden spent Friday VJSITING MINtSTEit SI"EAKS Telegraph Company. daughter Sutlc and su n St f lllght with Phyllis Snowdeev. F.mJI Hanson of Florltla Fairborn' I pent the week' r{~vc 0 'l'hc WCTU will meet n. t th who is vl~itlng at tibe Branscpn1b BASHAN hls .!lister, Mr. and M s e Ei ;nh hom e or Mrs. Eva Fleming 8Th c home al Tuppcn Plalna delivered By Mr,, .l. H. Iaiiey \ j-Jill Snd attended the ~ · IOberl duy afternoon. ' ura. the meuage Sunday evening at . Mr. and Mn. Everett Oura fln-:'1 nuet. · a umn , _au -~ Mr. and Mrs Joe Do d the worship service or South B"· children of Hebron :sp~nt $atut . .. ·• 'r,. • lljlan an h '" 1\cv. Han.so - ltfr. and Mrs. D~ nnis Atttf.rr Tts: Lloyd Dugan motored io Fort t cl E~Church . 11 day with 'Mr. @llt\ M:rs. ()rvy .Gaa.. lb. •n_d_·=·=-•n_ o:.:ILColumbus ~pent ~~~ Kno~ ,Ky., uSndny to visit Lloyd oxpec:ht• 1:fo attend the · A:n,nu~l er, also ' ?ttr. a1\d Mrs. Wm. Gain• ' c Ducan who Js stationed the Camp Meetlrur: at God',e. IUblo er, Keno. Mr and Mr~. Ed Selfard,g ~j· Hol- Schoo], Cincinnati II;J Jate Ma,v ,Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tonl!nce den, W. Vn , 11 re sptondJn ih rrom ,whence be will cQntlnue 111" Mr1. Evelyn Have:ns and 110n tt · wer.k end with hl1:1 broth g M c vaeatJon, trip to MlcHIJan. bert, Mr. and Mrs. Cloarles Clark Ernest Sellards. er, r . I ot 1DelaW&re lpent Sunday wit l Mrs. L. J, Heiner who ~as been ' Mr. and Mu. Clint -Qrr. Mr. and M.rs. Wirt Hollon and ~1l~~~c',''• e<~tpnst Mcig~ General HospllllX wc-ck~ family, MlddJeport, Mr. and Mn. Lurnect to h h · was recr ome, Monday Bill Bowen of the AF ~and 1lrl Jfarry Hechesky or Parkersbu.'g N•w Furniturt friend, Barbara Kay Filor apent Mr. and Mn. Perry BI.5J:er and the week end with hl1 •ITioth.er, family, Kilibuck, apent Saturda•1 FOR Mr!. Freda Wella a'nd family. evening With Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Th(' ..,.,Ideo n Sunday guelta were her daugh· Ballard. Sundu Sc-hool (']a,\o8 OC th~ulc uclh ,. 1 ter• Mr. an d Mra. RBYI)'IOn d ThomMr. and Mra. Arvll Holter and Ch 11 ~ '" or, Is as and Larry Eugene Of bnJavUie. children spent Sunl'lay w1th the' Ut' t hclrl th<'ir re_gular mee'· Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Rife ,an« latter's parents, Mr and Mt,,. lng al Uic homr. ot Mrs. Betty nou~<h . sons spen 1 Sunday · -vetdn( wit~ Worley Davia, Dextcl\ .Mrs. Edith. McElfresh, Leott~ Mr. nnd :'1-IrB. Webster Skeen of ~~~~~:.other, Cb•rJt, Rlt' , and SHAN~ ardsville, Mrs. Minnie Orr, loi!al t"hllrlcslon, ~r8. Mur.r Skeen and·· Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sax:ton ,and' 1pent Tuead1y .. , $,1~1 011 Tho Brlglllell Corner afternoon with thiughh:r MarJe, Riplry, vhlt~_rt family were buaineil vi1ltor1, U. lallflddloporl Mrs. A. H. Dalley. Sunday wir h MJ·. and Mrs. Bel't Wellston Saturday eYehiJ:II· • llr. and Mt1. 1 Harry Wyatt of, I ' H'unt. Patty Rite 1p.ent Monda, wJth Columbus speat Sunday with MT, Mrs. C. W. Hayman, Mr. on.l her sieter, Mrs. JuanlQ Saxton and and Mn. Tho&. McKay. family. • ' ' \ h Rev. EJwoocl, wife and children Texas ... PlnkMeal,Jumbo27S~ . · .·.;· , .·· .~ ·. , : Emory Johnston anti Clate Ed· of Racine called on Mr. and M.a· mundson have returned lrorn a Orvy Gainer, Sunday, two weeka vaeaUOI;l In P1orid1. 1 Karen MeKftY Ia spendln8 Don Hampton of ·columt>ua -.,.. theMin week In Columbus. ' calllna on frlend1 in tbe eommun· ' ' M(l. Dora R()se returned to her ity Saturday. · " ' home Saturday after apendina the Ed R.cinhard and Rl)' Ml:lrley ol pallt four week vltlllng her chit. C~ldwetl, Ohio caHed. oa. Charlet dren. TUSSY 1 A~iblllla ... U.S.No:t r . · '· . Rife and famil)' Monda)' evtnlh.. ;. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer Patty Rlte returned home with CREAM DEODORANT 1 them to Illy witll her 1later, Hel· Mrs. Etta Spencer attended th t" 1 , ••• lhe inttonl deodorant! en, and help tare for the new bal)y funeral of the Jatt 1r's brothe1 i •.. :.'. ' Hawk SUnday at Qownmg: slrl, Cyntbb. M:arle, and the twin .. Levi . I . ' · ton, Rick~ and Vicky. and Randy. lnetantly stops perapiratlon odor...Mr. and f Mrs. Frank O'Neal ' I • . /. ' ' protect& you 24 hourt and more! t ' ' l, •" ' ' MU YOUNGS MARKET. M mg • st · i TOOm 21f21b. package ,. • acreo Phont 0;(1&1< 211"' Maip St., :seq K. 0 22 If D'r. 2!J1 or at (€ l host- 6 Fourd ' {16) For Sole- Tr~de · L9ST - South Bend bamboo lly rod. Behlncf RawUnP-Coats. Con-.ta~ :fteV= Robert St7ers. Phone 191)5 \2 ton Ohevrttlet LrllCk, 'I '-i1 ~t. ~e.sa bed, ne.w uret. A·l ciw.W.tion, ~ reaJ<Ln,ble of(et 'refuSed. Ro~ · Htll, Leur1 fh a 2a '8173-M. , • ' 3te 1 F;otJ$, Phode 22911. , IHB-7tc I 17) 1:-htlo Wont~ !ALE.'lLADY fOR n 1!.· 10 wotk ~~lHng safl'ry. ~':'' !.~~~;;;~~~~=== with l~nGe.bUying. Good and itartlnr Wljife Box 668-c, c/ o The Dail; ~ntinel,i Pomeroy. &-21-U . ' . ~ $1.oo:· ' CHOiCE BLADE' .CUTS .. .. 1 I Tbl.!l coming Saturday niabt the regular meetlnt Ot the llaaon County 4-H Leaden Aesociatlon will be held it the Mason County 4-H Camp. A pot "tucli: supper will bt be1d in conjunction wltb the meeting. Be ture to be present. as.-ih~re are s~e Important mat·teMI to be discuJ'~ed . Time--8 P. M. CHARTERS I~VITID TO YOUNG CAMP . ' lng ·tbe 1957 ChartlnJ Clllaa. to lilt- tend young camp. Tbll wm give you a chance to meet the ·•~te worker who · will lntefvlew you ,t tti4t ~hler camp. It wl,ll jl.lBO give' you an .opportUnity to Jiel~ us in· 't~ll ~.apl_p t,rad~tlous ; ~tc., in the young campers, A Jet!fr and reo turn card will be' ae~t: you soon. l'"f~ IQ~I!Mn ,ll!o, ~~ wHeth. er pr 114)~ .JQU ean attedc "'oUr ol(ter~ camp, -~ ·r.eturp Jt 't6 e ~· tOOl ... ' p!Oii~le;''~. rou •barton Wlfl ·~· put th( 'iin!W!IJ linf<lltt ' ~If'!:· ' ·~ IIIOf!l-lo\1111~ ICRAP 6HI() VALLEY ~R ' j VoluntteJ' 4-H "Leaden: Camp will open with aupper on Mond1y May 't7, and close with br~akfllst on Saturday, Junto 1. ' CH·.UC . ,.....,e....,.,....c,..,....,. Thls yelr, IH lut We Are invft.: . !t 7111 81UtB I'AIIILI RUUILk it. I'IIIDOY 'lllr we bpve two wbo have said they are going, If YOU wlsh 'to attend please advls.e thlt office as soon u possible. LUDIRI TO MilT YOU ,CAN PUT YOUR TRUST IN Super-Right" Quality MEATS! I , ' • . SILVER RIDGE ' The fee. for regtstratlon, metls a.nd kw!Jll\l 1a $10.20. we have ~venl $6.00 .ehollt&tt.lpa avail· abl'!. wh.lcb leav~ t.bj! tOM to he paid by the Individual or only fo4 .20. I'm aure that j.be Cooter· enee will be a worthwhile one. So I w·,,, 4-H NE1'S 1 ' n:wau that UNFURNISHED APA ft T M EN T Mt...-mC)denr, • .roOm• and bath. No .ehUdre.. 11ru!br 11. Phone 8170, 141ddleporl ~ 22 Bt< WEINlltS ' a~rtj:nent. Ponieroy. can D. <\.ml~acf. SKINLESS I ' $3.oeo.oo Dally Sentinel, Pomiii'Oy·¥iddleport~O., lolly 23, 19$,-1 ' W.uiTI:il TO RENT - ,i06d 8 Vot.UNTIIIt ~14D.Itl C~P bedroom bome ll;l KtddleJ)(Irt or onee &Jain "1 flint to remlftd th• :romeroy, or witbtn euy drivina 4·H Leaders, AYlltlftt La4en:, ROOMS. clm In inn, l2T au• dlitance of either. Call 6Dl..M. Councilor& and iunlor Leader• ttinut, PomeMif'. S·l"l-!2tr .. I J Jl()(ll( JIU!Jjlj!, ' " ""•nd. l'ri.. HOAD WIN$ WOlf PEN ' • JUNK 'CO~ J950 HAIQ.olilY' DAVIDSON ~f" o. ~- v., ~;teeli~M ., torlditlon, s.i/~ ctifice for: qulclt s•lf, ~holle .;.....86-Jrf. Or tm~Y. '.~-f 5·2~·;itp • . '> ~ fbiloo REl'RIGERA 'I:OJI: antl.jl\teO: ple<h J>!ldroqll\ aullfi!t )Yill .sell che~p. IJUlao ~lfb<Kr Rt. ~. •••.,J!4IJII...,~ P,bono.flllolft• ' dental and . P!ll~~ Aim and stitement• f1:ot\ ·tile','~ and doctw to tB" .tll6til. .,, ' j " .' ... PROJICT WP!!k . T~e' worlo' .,.· ~q\'1: . , proJ••! abould be weJl unijfl' lw•Y> now. 'fle- 8f IWIOU• .QIIA.f completed (lr at ·Jeut up to date to be eltlible to attend ~~'•mp. Do no.t wait until .the l&at mltlute to give yOur ta~ ~nd cJet)lo~tration NOTICE. 01' ASSESSM.NT on your ; project. lf 'You Jive one NotiCe ia hereby given that the now perhar you could·tmprove h and give i . 'at our County Round of the Up Day which is oa June 14 thl!l to con1stro:ct year. I would like to see l lot of pai1tclpants anr;t stiff c'om·petition at ,th.ls year's Round Up. 411o, thePm;:Uo Speaking entra:ntf : ~hould be working oft their . tantA ' to be given at tbts event. Don't wilt 1un· 1 til Juue 13 io pfepare. I :..__ ,' • ...-. j 'member, ;our prol~ ~~ould be ·' }' on Y('!i!' <W'Ulll '""-; rapldlr now foi I!J< clutfliDI ~b are due bore l'n lh' ollle,e bJ •~unH, wblch if .)'OU wlJI ~Or 16 fbut Clll<nd.!, Is only 'two Jv••~l· .~,. BY !hat lime YOU . mf!)~ , _.jo QVO YOUl I ~2081p Legal Notice --:::=--- ---:::--c ,,.. · lst.lme_te• P~INTIII9 PAPIII'tlo!lli91Ntl L. V. .w. ·..,~ ..... "''!!..""'" - ~-ol-"t- ""':," ' A&P Sllper·Right · · · · Lean,-~meiklcl • BUCKWHEAT LETART FALLS $299.00 -BAKER FULl,. ' 8 TO ' 14;le. FURNITURE HALF ·. , · lb ' '\ • . Whole SmokaciHam ·"·-.·· .; :.: .. --.49c ,.,. · .' « Cantaloupes price salel ••. ,. ~· :R,e ·. :·d. Po·.'\'I .w , ,··.o·e:.' ·s·. ·............. ·. 1D : ·.' lba, ' NANCY ~ F1111ey , .. Long Green Slicers . - · , Checks perspiration rr~oislure ... uo waiting to dry I "-- _ .." 111lltllttJitlliltlll· a10 •1 .JAR NOW ONLY 5Q¢ Here'•a PGhoi good ROut•. · ' Whea 'llloy llop to ... tli.iU IIDd motht(, ~ lw gOod dtecl too. Sh•'• g!- thai Ill ~ b&pooc& lllllllla .. bream ' \..: ' · Cucumbers . . ' \ .. .... . . . .. .. . . . . . . .. . . ' i TeMJ)til)f, venatil~ eojlel Try It topped Witb ~~' lUND ·fROZEN •. TU88Y 8TICK D•ODO~ANT : ' .· . : ...... . . ............ .. ...eiO!t ..,.,...~.......... . large II si•e now only Co~ normal' aloin and ' the most delicate fabrico. ice- ct rndtl r-' ' ' 112 price special( : ' .' ' . . . •ad lolly IO!Iclwlahoo .... willl tn.l. HO~ llftiAD• TlDie - Onl1 . ... ' . JAN' ·P~UII UaGI I ,I ~- ,. . '' ', . ti;;,lted I ,. ',·~ ' • �. '' ' f ' ' • .' •• ' ' SPECIAL 1955 PONTIAC • 2 DOOR VB. ENGINE RADIO HEATER HYDRAMATI C BACK UP LIGHTS FENDER SHIELDS White Side Wall Tires $1595 Middleport Society Four Generations In Local Visit Four a:eneraLions - of Howells Mr. and Mn. Jamt.li Web'lr, ended a five day visit last wee , who have 5 pent the wUJter at at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A f(lrt Lauderdale, Fla., have re turned ffl their home on Htgh S . MJihoan attended the funeral of Arnold Andel'3on, brother of Mrs Mrs. A. v Smith left todly for Herman Ba1ley , In Charleston. Columbus where her four year Thursday. granddaug hter, Nancy 1'hompsu 1, Mr and Mrs. C. B. Hantng. is crllically ill after major sur· Lancaster, and Mr. and Mrs gery at \,.':~iverslty Hospital. M S~l. and Mrs M' F Walker Shrevepor.t, La ., ar~ vJstlHJg their Clarence .Gr1rncs, Manche!lltJr. have vimte:l Mrs Eva Brown t:-u::: w~ek Alr5 Patrtct.a Kloes and daugh parents, Mr . .tnd Mrs L J) Scott Middleport and Mr and Mrs ters, Trudy and Marianne, au d Mrs. Gertrude Kloe.s have moveo Stlrl Walker, Mason. to the apartment over the D L Debby and Linda. ~ ma ll r!r..ugh Heck ofrke on North Secun I te.rs of M. Sgt. and Mrs Wi.lUam A~ e nuc Welker, were guests of the · Mr and Mrs Jack Mcl\tlllan of grandpare nts , Mr. and Mrs C h 1 ~. Sauer and aunt, Mus Sally Squcr, Ft Colltns, Colo, vistted WeQnes wh1le their mother wu In De- day and Thursday lit lhe home of tt-oit, Mich., where M. Sgt Wt>l· Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hayes, Kingskcr IS stationed b;u~ry~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"'1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry M!U ~ . Mr and Mrs Shirley Mtlh, 'Mr11. Wt\ bs Grueser and M'~'!l. La wren · • ; FANS All Pr1•ces 1 PRESTON MOTORS Phqne 6242 MIDDLEPORT and THURS.·FRI. Alan Ladrl MAY 23·24 June Allyson THE NkCONNELL STORY (Cme m ;u;copc- · Tccbrucolor) Peggy Cast le ----abo-Richard Denning OKLAHOMA WOMAN On Sins CLELA I!r.IDS I~ APPL lANCE 118 W. Main St. Phone 200 Pomeroy, Ohio Super-Scope) V Howell and Ralph McKee, 106 Plum ~treet The first generation was 1\lr and Mrs Howell; -'Cc0nd, Dr Edna HoweU McKnight , Bedfol'f Ind. ; the third Mrs. Lou~ Hoover, Bloonungton. Ind : and the fourth, M~!. Hoover':!! son, Stev.e and daughter Mary Eleanor. Mr. Howell Is rec~vermg from an &ccJdent fh·e weeks ago wben his hand was caught m a power, ~ aw and one r1nger was cut :>H w1th t he other~ of h1.s left ha.ld bcJng badly mang,lerl. Annual District FFA Banquet Held At'Chesterhill 38 Y"'· , 8-DaDy SonUDel, Those attent.lng from the R I• cme Chaplcr wer. Dwa~n Sayro, ' Pom~"?Y·IIIIdclloJ)!)rt, 0., May Za, H!Bl \ 'J 0 0 f AObserves , ester CouncJ Twenty..' r·h'lrd AnnJversary. . ' Tuesday ' Larry Holter, David JlY•ell, Don Johruon, Tom <;urUo. LlrrJ Ebersbat!h. Waht Fo1ttr, Jobn The twe.ntr-UIIlrd annlvtnar,. o1 Wmgett, Carl Wolfe, Jame& Pric • Cheater Cou.acll [,)aqbtlrt Of Melvm Cl.fcJe, H&rr)' Ours, Jack Amefi!=• wu obaerved at th~ Wtgal, Charles Ga1.1l, Roy van re_~wu meetinc of rht Couacll. Meter. and Agrjculture !nstruc: Tuesday e-venin• . tors Howard Nolan and Glenn .lll1'll Glt!n TUttle, to~lor, pre. Claude V. J.ones Is Honored Guest At Sunday Dinner , pratdcd 1t tbe meetln,1 'they ' .. lhe - ' " Couaclf 1q. 1Jie Mar " lhl Pomor<>y Junior II!P B<hool. •••ltor:lum, e ud 11, 1•••, • ,, . ;/. the planalnr ll>!fllnl ror lhlt show ror whleb "tbt elub wlllma~u sJx 'lrraniemeny.- 'rttllowinl lrt• other ~pqnnine: m.e~ttnc there wll~ Is Installed As CCL Presiden.t be a meeting to plan tbe arrana:ementa. ,- ' . VOP"~ ' NO. 3~ ! Conae"atlon- Sptae~• ahd M;n. ~ar1e1 intt~ the Club Plans .were ·IBowles Hurls Setond Shutout Mrs. Jane -:Wel~r. In 3 Days For Yellow Jackets Clarkson w1!'1 :voted membership. made for a wiener how to apeoi:l the money they ·Ha:ve 2nd Ward Wornen's Club Meeting Is Held On Tuesdqy Twilight GOrderr' Club Elects-New Officer Group · T'ro Pomerox · TheT~les year when thl!' .-j,;1ujii;\. h'!j~ the borne of Mrs. Dwight p;;;.k~~~. Pleas~nt ~~idge Road, waa beautifully , doeorated arrangements of paQsles, • rosee and peoniea. Mrs. Jed We~ ster Sr, and ' 'Mn. Harry Roualt, [. Resolution Asks Highway Dept. To Repair Route 124 ·~. . .!ctuser were ,.fecled '" for A contribution of $5 '1'1.1 made' were co.bO!te!se.s. J r · to the Clnc~r Fund wben the kc· Mrs. Gerald Wilderrbutb was ond Ward Wpmen's club ·met on eleC~ aJ preside'nt; ·~s. T. "A. Tuesday evenJng at the Wird- Hennesy, v1ce' 1 president; .Mra, HouBe. ::tOuli· Reibel, secretary . add Kte. , Ralph G-ilri)Ofe, ~ialirer. , Mrs. William Sheridan, presfThe meetllig opened wlth~>devo. dent, preaided and it wa 1 detlded \ions ,qtld prayer le_d b.JI Mn. '1'. lll have a grab bag e111Ie at &be A. May. Mrs. Weblter. prestdent. June meetln.r U a money making pretject. The traveling pr~e donated by Mrs. Howard Kitehen W88 awarded to Mrs. Orval WUea, ' Games were play~ and prizes awarded the winners. CLASS The Middleport Yellow Jackets moved to within one game today of -the state Class ·A baJebaD championship when they rattled 10 bits >!'ff of two Salem Local pitchers for 10 runs a.s J1m Bowles pitched bis second shutout in three days. The gamf was played this morning at 10 on the regular OSU diamond and brings the Jaekets into the finals tomor· roast to be held at the Middleport Roadside Park on June 30th. Tbe CCL will walt until Fall to ·d~dile ment for tbe new Middleport 8Jementary School This wu their project for the past year.. Hosteisea were Mra. Tbeio, Mn. Richard Chambers and Mrs. Ylefley Fry an~ they aened rtfreshments to the membera at the cloJe of the meeUna-. , was in . charge of meetin,r Mondav ~tghf· "'l !t ' · Jhe ~e o, ,,. MrS. E. R. Topij:t(Jnt. · ·.. I f4rs. RUI~U: read ;,aeveral :poelfl.f' deallna wtth lf~?tb~,' -Day u t~ opetti.ng of the meetill( •fler . I In unlson: pFanr P..ill we ':1' &t tb"e. ' home pl • MN. Pbi~p M'ein~art in JuM. · · : ; Du('ing lbe sonat h,pur gamu were played With. prh.ea won bY made to · mt!iBt ?41's. William AJIJI1an, Mrs ... John' Mayer. Mi's. C. F. HawkiNt. 1nd Mf&-11 Meinhart. Tb'e ' bestesa'* '*"' rrt a "alad eourse. · nell , Mrs. att Gilbert, . Lydia l{enry BaJiey Sr.. Mrs ~ Boyd. 1 Mrs. Carl Persingtr, Mrt. BlackwtH:Id, Miss Made-line Mrs. Gardner Mank: 10 '' \ ' .. tliat's Heiner'S' New Germann Krust \ now oncl . honoo~r diHonnt class 1oJo llulf. / lrulr Ia o Por poll~.. - ' · look ot tllo tpooiDI l....,.lonlo prln!W rltihl •• the - - · Yov - • ' Rncl anytlll"' 1o co.,; pan with " ' - In any alhor koal of b-tl•. Y01, ~no Kruot lo o tpOdal formula "-'1 - 1M ""' a' "opoccal _.,..,. ll'o a ~IJ • - •h•d of whl"' ~ona-, wltli C!>IIIJ •-.r. ', . ' f t bat' bis with - J.Qo Sowiea " pro.rram wUI .._ •••ur, 'coflalo . '"''It ""' IMarl lho llelnor'l ,. •. ', (1..41 31 llinrl.. (2) and="· Meigs-Co Maso~ Attend District RA\f ReuniQo Davis, hj,:b priest of Chapter 80 Royal Areh Arthur Nease, PhH Wi11· George Krider an\1 'W1:t Scott.· accompanied .-eight ca , d.idates ko Wtllston W.ednesda1 evening to attend thl!l Sixtb JMs· . triet Royal Arch Mason reunio,, Officer• from 'the lb: Chapten comprising , th~ Sixth Distnet eonfenid the RAM degree on a group or eandidates Jncludinj t"'e eight from. Pomeroy. '. whm the bel prueated. , , ' ' '' 1Cru1t al Y.,ur .~cer'a· 000 000 1 •'• a h.arty hlate ant( con'..b..c:opltcl yoU :_~ · can enfoy •••ry· day. Ita firm teXture , •' ; 1 cleanly,. ~l.'.d ntak.a uce'll•nl toC.tt; .... It~ toe big ''" pur lootlor, jusf,,UI '~'n:c~ olkoln hall. . ' · · ' ·· · Whon .Jolo . plek up 020 700 1-10 10 1 Fetes.,..ess-Radio Wll • .' fiCIYD.r "'...,_. ~~...;·,., nur on~raRc. q"!'lltrud va!H""' ......a rhiht iii Eleetric ·utility . celebration . bealnl~ at M. Sunday, when there a mwlcal proaram. 'The , Bra" Choir and the Girls' Ensemble from Gallla Academy Hieh SehiKII will be reatu~d In the protram. 1\J~~rd faUg of ColuQibut. Sttt ~rvieor of State MemoriJJ' un.t:e:r th~ historical •oelety 'wlll rflpruent that organiaatlon. ' Ji'nftch Colony -{;iloptet. Dau&h· of the Amertean Revolution aulst the e~ator~ Mrs. Wi ;li· Swiller, ill,.. the 10<!-lfl ent, ,• talnment , illnd WJil ae'" relru!t;. rne,nta- lh,,&he . gar.fln, Bt~edd! ' '" ' -· ball dete.nsively. Only one error was committed afield. , Middleport got a two-run bulg~ in the top of the seco,nd inning, then nploded aU over the place seven ·ru01 on ftve biU and ODI! error ln the fourth. Jr. Kennedy led oft the fourtb witb a singl~ and Crooks WQ safe third buemaq. P:~:keriDJ's er· ror. Ed McC6m11 singled to center-. field and Kennedy came acrou. Harlan Whitlatch waited to (iU the neb and S. J+onthall, .aeeond Salem pttcber, ltrUck out Tommy Da"is. Dave Hindy wu safe on a fielder'a choice .as Wa• Whitlatch going down to second on an error a:~ Croo.lr$ scored. Bowles, whose bat bad been cool ln tbe tournet, stepped ln and a two-run dou- ;;(j Lafayette Day Observance To 8~ Held·Sunday • honeltlr meul, three bits while bis defensive eorps played bil le1gue Mfs .. Waid Gorby, Mra. cur!0 Jenkinson, Mrs. AUce Cllrk Tbe c.,.ly, that Germann Kruat bread Ja oppontnl held the highly touted l Mi;~~:r;! boys of Coaeh Bill Sallee to a Several the a·nnUIII observ.;.nce o( L't· fa,-ette Day wUI be held at thE' S~a&e , HtetoricaJ Mmeum, "Ollt House", sunday, May 26. It wa. in thle tun , that tht. F'renrb General WI! til!}terlalned 1n hla visit to Galllpolll 1n 1825. For almost two deeade, the r'e· stored tavern has paJrl bom•ge to ~he .gaJiant Frenchman by open. tnt Jtt doors and pr-dens to tftt, P,Ublic, With .no admiuion ' fee Oil lhla day You ca• III•U•v. ua wh•n ww aay, til• the other semi-final, 11 the .;;~~~!~:~'}~" {lamed .above •••• nme time. same plan Doylestown, victors over RO&sford, A draft of a resolution for study by Pomeroy C<luneU bemg readie(! today in town hall by lh1 office or the mayor ask.l th~l State Route 124 will not be r~ inoved from it.s pres~nt,. location unless •tate action is taken to rr· patr it. The rCJWiution, wb1ch probably will be presented 'at the June 8 lleann g bcTe called by rhe De partment or Higbw~s, IIJ)'I the street ha5 been dam:.ged by tra ~­ fic that b.u not originated In Pomeroy. It goes on to show tbat curbings and drive way• b;;ave bie"!D (.amaged, .and a5ks a hot mr..: surface. plua the other repalts The Jtate proposes to r.-rou ~e via Laurel Cliff_ · ble. otters villat;e ~ the <:!O&t -to l~!it'~.!iU~ Relresbments Mra. Eugene Trlolett. '"d Mr~ . f.tero;r ITSELF SINGLB COPY-Ic Adv•ces To State Final lo-·o Win -Over·Salem ~ LH.gut a«umulated for pur.r.baain' .equip. • ' when they Jnet Wedne~ay l)icbt at the home of Mn. Paul Tb.eiu. Mra. Janiea Pullen ,out·rolna: preal. dent preaided rt the nteetlnc and Mra. Che1ter Erwin was installing Present were Mr. and Mfll officer. • Clau de Jones, Mrs. Oal11y Tbom.h Q.thers lnata.lled were : viee-pteaJ. Dick JOnc-l! , Mr.' and ·Mrs. AJvlo dent, Mrt Wealty Fry; etcretUY., Haggy and gr:mddaughler Debbf Mra. Willialn Slater; treuurer, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Co\'l Mrs. P. K. RU85e11; PubUcity, )Ira. l!rdale, Mr. and Mr•. Jack WaJ- Uoncl Bogp. I('rs and sons, Jact1e and Steve T:Wo new meAllten were welMr. and Mra. Malcolin Wat'd, Mr. comed to the CCL: Mr1. Emitr The 19!16·57 Racine FFA trcaDavid Hysell, was awarded a pen and per.cil set for havm ~ kept the best chapter treasurer's book m the dJstrJCl Other awarrt s 1 re('eived bv the chapter were • gold bar for Chapter Busines · Procedure and a branze bar fnr Stat" t:hacter contest. and ¥r3. Bill Colley, Mr. an~ -Mls Drew Haggy, Kathleen Jor. 'J'hc main $'p eaker of the even· ing was Jim Fmley, Southeast es, Columbus; Mr. and Mr11. Lu· Lhcr Fredmek. Mrs. Mllt"tied Sectional V1ce-Presif. ent . Arter many awards were pr~ Ward, and son Sco~ty, Bidwell , sentcd to various chapten a11 I Mrs Owen Cottrell . and daughteu memhcrs of business meetmg was Debby And Lynn, Columbus, M;l· held for the purpose ot electl':lg Debby and LYnn, Columbia, Mo. ; 01stwt 15 offtcers for the 1937 IGCtll . IY UNITIIO I'IIU ' Recl•ntly the annual District 1'1 Guy Walters. was guest of hOnor f>'I'"A banquet and bu,tness rneet- at . a dmner .May 19 111 the home tng was held in the Marion Gym r~ Mr. an(! Mrs. W.alters in' celebratlon of hi.s 81st birthday. at Cht•sterhll\, Ohlo. I surer, Weather enttne ' .,_ Mr•. Millard Wildermuth wosln· the Chlld • DeNted,l'el'fle ~·OJ 1'. . 1fJ~..M.... ArM 1t11lled as the new President ot Claude V. Jones, father of Mrs • I at if M..._ De1 .Hyjell 4•ve a re\)Orl OD Club met ·TueJ:4ay · 1 ' aDd ruponded to roll , all a:arden litlld. plana 'Wfl'~ dbeutH<l diKu.,loq, wu held 6n llio lh bUttJtor,. Wotk for .... nty .Aowm- ahfw wlileb will be " ~ Mrs. Wildermuth M wright. ' ) lCh ' VFW Memorial Services To Be j • ' Memorial Day 11ervicea for t:t • Veterans of Foreign Wlll'll Po!lt 4'738 of Pomn.ray will be held aJ · 11:30 A. K. in the Saered Heart ,. ·cemetery according to announcement lnade today hy Hob.u 1 Raub, po!t commander. Speaker for the Memorial O-.,y rite! , will be Reynold Greene, Ed! tqr Or 'I'be Daily s~ntincL Wi~h others on the progr&m ~lnJ Rev. Father John Turel, GUbert · -" t'wiiling and Hobart Raub in ad· ditton to tlle post firing sqUa \- · ' • Veter'an.s of the Sptnlsh-Amer. · cin World Wars r and ll and the' Korean Wars will also parU·: . cippte in the VFW scrvicel. · ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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